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Sunny and Mild . Mositly sunny and mild today. THEDAILY FINAL , eioudy and cool tonight. Bank, Freehold Showers likely tomorrow. Long Branch EDITION (Bet DtUUl. F*ft 7 Monmouth County's Home Newspaper for 90 Years VOL. 91, NO. 198 RED BANK, N.J., FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1969 26 PAGES 10 CENTS Dr. King Memorial Rites Today

by ASSOCIATED PRESS gro neighborhoods after an to the motel, then to City Memphis last night to head about a just and peaceful na- separatists last weekend. De- Thousands inarch in Mem- outbreak of violence yester- Hall, Police said forces would the march and lead the ser- tion where brotherhood can troit schools were directed to phis, Tenn., today to honor day that started as a near be deployed along the three- vices outside City Hall. * become the order of society." hold formal observances of the memory of Dr. Martin replay of the riots that struck mile route, the National King's widow, Coretta, said While final plans were be- King's death. Luther King Jr. on the first that city after King's death a Guard, called up for practice she would sot participate in ing made in Memphis for to- anniversary of his assassina- year ago. maneuvers, was nearby. public .observances today or day's big march, trouble be- Official recognition of the tion. It was on the evening of . On the eve of the Memphis over the weekend. She. gan in Chicago with a mass anniversary has been taken Smaller observances were April 4, 1968, that King, the march, the South Christian planned to visit her husband's exodus of students from three by .some cities. Mayor Walter set in towns and cities across eloquent apostle of nonviolent Leadership Conference said grave in Atlanta with her high, schools following emo- Washington of Washington, the country, recalling his racial change, stepped out on the observance would mark children. tion-filled memorial services D.C., proclaimed a "day of the beginning of a second memoriam" for the nation's campaigns for equal rights, the balcony of the Lorraine She praised the SCLC's for King. * capital. against poverty and to end Motel in Memphis and was chapter in the Poor People's plans which she said were de- Detroit's Mayor Jerome Cav- the war in Vietnam. struck down by an assassin's Campaign. signed "to encourage the des- anagh pleaded for restraint In Atlanta, where King (See' related story, page 15) bullet. The Bev. Ralph D. Aber- . perate need for recommit- by the city's residents. Ten- made his home, Mayor Ivan • In Chicago, National Today, up to 18,000 persons nathy, King's successor as ment, rededication and reran* sions were high after a shoot- Allen Jr. called on all Atlan- Guardsmen patroled two Ne- are expected for the march head of the SCLC, arrived in ciliation in order tb bring out between police and black (See DR. KING, Pg. 3, Col. 3) Guns on Suez U:THI:R KING JR Blaze Again TEL AVIV (AP) - IsraeU fighting reported on thelsraell- from the firing. EGGS-CELLENT DISPLAY—Jamas Gettis prepares an and Egyptian artillery dueled Egyptiari cease-fire line since Egypt in turn blamed the "egg tree" for Easter in front of his house at 54 across the Suez Canal today March 24. In several other Israelis for the clash today. Chestnut St., Red Bank, as granddaughter, Jamie, 4, for the first time in 11 days. artillery battles earlier in Cairo Radio said Israeli artil- The Israeli army said Egyp- March the Egyptian industri- lery and, tank guns opened up and Kenny Thornton, 4, both of Eatontown, gst into tian troops began the ex- ' al complex at Port Suez was on the/Bgyptian towns of Port the spirit of things. (Register Staff Photo) change at 10:30 a.m. with reported badly damaged. The Suezgfflfcrt Taufiq, Deversoir small arms fire directed at nSwiflareup added urgency to and El Shatt. Israeli soldiers on the occu- Big Four talks which opened "Our forces returned the pied east bank of the water- in New York yesterday in fire and fighting is, still go- way. search of a basis for a Mid- ing on," the broadcast at dle East peace settlement. 12:35 p.m. said. Nation Plans "At 11 o'clock the Egyp- tians opened artillery fire on The new Israeli-Egyptian Another Egyptian communi- our forces at the southern end clash came as thousands of que reported the Israeli fire of the canal in the region of Christian pilgrims crowded was concentrated 6a Port FLOWERS FOR A FALLEN LEADER — One of the many persons who visit the Port Taufiq," an Israeli the streets and alleys of Old Suez. Easter Rites tomb of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. daily adds flowers to • vase left by another spokesman said. Jerusalem for the Holy City's It claimed Egyptian gun- moiirner. King was slain by a sniper's bullet April A, 1968, in Memphis, Tenn. "Our forces returned the second Easter under Israeli ners Tiit back with heavy fire By The Associated Press ple to a 2 a.m. Sunday ser- fire and it is continuing." rule. and destroyed most of the Is- Outdoor Easter services will vice in southeast Oklahoma ,.' •,. IAP Wirephoto) It was the first large-scale But they were 200 miles raeli guns. An Israeli heli- draw thousands of Americans near Lawton. A cast of 500 copter, also was shot down, it Sunday while millions of will present "Love One An- said, and fell in flames east others dressed in holiday fin- other," drawn from the 15th Of El Shatt, in Israel-occupied ery attend traditional cere- verse, 17th chapter of John. territory. monies in lily- decorated Tulsa, Okla.'s 37th annual The Egyptians and Israelis churches around the country. service, in a park overlooking Chicago Tense as Violence Flares battled across- the canal on The Easter weekend will the Arkansas River, expected seven days in March. The also be one of protest in many up to 10,000 faithful. CHICAGO (AP) - A force up for duty in the West and tion of Dr. Martin Luther leveled whole blocks along Side provided weapons for Israelis said six of their sol- of 6,000 National Guardsmen Near North Side areas King Jr. West Madison St. and killed the looters. areas, with demonstrations Other outdoor rites included diers were killed and 26 were against the Vietnam war the- 40th annual sunrise ser- ' patrolled two violence- Thursday after shooting, loot- The troubled areas were 11 persons — all of them " Shortly after the trouble be- wounded. '• • scarred Negro neighborhoods ing and fighting broke put in relatively quiet during the Negroes. scheduled in 42 cities. vice at Baltimore's Memorial gan, Mayor Richard J. Daley The chief of staff of Egypt's Atop Bald Knob Mountain Stadium, featuring a play by today as the city braced itself a frightening reminder of dev- night — with guardsmen pa- This time the students asked for National Guard ' for a tense weekend." astation riots exactly a year trolling in jeeps and trucks, armed forces also was killed in Southern Illinois, an elec- Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts and flocked into the streets fresh troops "as a precautionary by one barrage. In addition, trically lit- cross will guide- members of the Order of De- The guardsmen were called ago following the assassina- a curfew in effect, and liq- from emotion-filled memorial measure." He imposed a cur- uor, gasoline in containers Israeli sources claimed that visitors to a non-denomina-' Molay. services on the first anniver- few for persons under, 21. be- Egypt's biggest oil field, the tional sunrise service for the In a silent service at Mar- and firearms sales banned. sary of King's death'. . tween 7 p.m. and 6 a.m. Morgan in the Red Sea, was But the closing of schools, 32d year. ion, Ind., 4,000 persons will Gangs pf Negroes, most of Daley also banned sales of isolated by large-scale de- , In Cincinnati, Ohio, nearly enact in pantomine the last today — in observance of struction in the.Port Suez re- Plan Demonstration Good Friday — and a Satur- them young,, surged along the firearms, ammunition -and 20,000 persons were expected week of Christ's life, while same W. Madison St. strip gasoline in containers "until finery. The field had' sup- to join a pilgrimage up the 80 6,000 persons look on. The day peace march expected to plied 8.5 million tons of crude attract 3,000 out-of-towners and, across town, along side- further notice" and ordered steps of Immaculata Roman program is a non-denomina- walks around a public hous- oil a year, two-thirds of Catholic church on top of tional, community-organized added to police apprehension. that no liquor be sold in the Egypt's requirements. Monday at Rutgers Twenty-six persons were in- ing project near the North troubled areas. Mount Adams, in the down- ' effort. NEWARK (AP) — Leaders after the Rutgers board of jured and some 250 arrested Side Old Town district. "The government of this Egypt admitted firing first - 'town area. The service began In contrast to spring time of a student boycott'at the' governors refused to divert yesterday in the violence Store windows shattered as state will not stand for this a number of. times during . Thursday night, as the Rev. optimism at • other.' points, - Newark Campus of Rutgers $6.9 million allocated for a which followed a mass exo- bricks were lurled, then kind of activity," warned March but claimed. the, fire Wilfred Flannery led worship- sponsors of the Easter service University plan to organize new liberal arts college in dus of students from seven crowds climbed through to Gov. Richard B. Ogilvie upon was directed at Israeli troops ers m saying "Hail Mary" on at the Cathedral of Pines, in New Brunswick for new con* high schools. gather goods. massing for an attack and at each step and "Our Father" Bindge, N.H., advised: a massive demonstration at his arrival from Springfield between each step. The ser- the main campus in New struction at Newark. A similar exodus a year Heaps of rubble left from by plane "to be on hand in reinforcements being brought "Those planning to attend up. The Egyptians, warned • vice was first held in 1859. this year's service are urged Brunswick Monday. The Newark campus is ago presaged riots which last year's riots on the West case I'm needed," "' The 44th annual- Wichita The Newark campus was slated to receive $6 million that they would attack when- to dress warmly, wear boots, ever such activity was ob- Mountains Easter Service was and be prepared for heavy virtually shut down yesterday from a 1968. education bond expected to draw 15,000 peo- by the boycott protesting the issue. The student-faculty boy- served. snow on the ground." universityls denial of addi- cott was called to,press de- tional funds for construction mands for additional money. at the local campus. In denying the funds About 500 rallying students Wednesday, the board said, were startled when Dr.. Hen- "Enrollment figures, applica- Planners ry Blumenthal, dean of the tions for admission, enroll- College of Arts and Sciences, ment projects and classroom told them, "I fully support requirements have all been the boycott." reviewed and it is the opinion The rally ended when the of the board that the program To Ask Zone Changes student leaders announced as presented to the voters their Monday plans. should remain intact." SHREWSBURY - Climax- light manufacturing such as Robert Giblon, chairman of Yesterday's boycott was A spokesman for the stu- ing more than a year of dis- the Electronics Command of- the board, commented, "We called by the Student Council (RUTGERS, Pg. 3, Col. 3) cussion, the Planning Board-* fice building the borough hope the rezoning will reduce last night recommended re- hopes Ft. Monmouth will build the borough's residential zoning the bulk of the bor- on the property. The land] set area, lessen the residential ough's undeveloped land.' aside for a school lies north impact on the school and It seeks Borough Council of the brook and east of the bring in new ratables." The Inside Story action next week to re'zone new county library. (See ZONE, Pg. 2, Col. 6) two major undeveloped tracts Report panics sewerage official.—.. J and. would do away with the REMOVING THE GOODS — A large band of youths remove produce from a R-3 zone requirements in the Mrs. King carries on work of husband. Page 12 truck after it was halted yesterday on Chicago's Near North Side. Boys in undeveloped land in favor pf Weddings — Engagements Picketing of Aid Squad - >ight foreground carry bricks. "**'* (AP Wirephoto 1 R-2.' This will mean trie- Complete scholastic coverage ...Pages 16-17 smallest tract allowed will go; Montreal goes two up on Rangers ...Page 16 one-third acre to one-half Scheduled in Freehold Weber wins winter tourney again ...... Page 17 acre. FREEHOLD - The Con- president of the volunteer Surf, Field, Stream ...: Page 17 The zoning ordinance now New Shrewsbury Police Code goes to the Borough Council cerned Citizens of Greater group. _. Page 17 1 Nick's Notes _.._ for introduction next Tuesday. Freehold plans to picket First So far, the squad has failed Aid 'Squad headquarters, ENJOYMENT, YOUR The Mazzola tract, in the to respond to a CC request Astro Guide J -.24 southern end of the borough Spring St., all day tomorrow for a meeting to discuss com- Allen-Goldsmith 6 WEEKEND MAGAZINE starting at 9 a.m. plaints of discriminatory Television Listings Action Applauded, Criticized west of Et. 35, was rezoned Births - 2 from R-l to B-l and the Ge- "We< feel the commu- membership selection prac- Movie Schedule nola tract was split into two nity should know how the tices, the CC president said. Jim Bishop 6 . Amusement Features NEW SHREWSBURY - An the amendment was Council- es as the older man on the Bridge 24 amendment to the police or- man Lawrence J. Kirk who force, and asked who would portions, the bulk of it slated . li'frst Aid Squad has been al- The CC membership has Classified ...-, 18-23 DAILY REGISTER dinance creating the position termed the action untimely. act in place of Chief James for light industry and re- loVvedtb break the law by dls- confirmed the plan to picket crimihaiinR h selecting Iheir .Comics : 23-24 PHONE NUMBERS of a second sergeant was ap- Mr. Kirk however did not op- A. Herring in the latter's pos- search and a smaller portion squad headquarters tomor- Crossword Puzzle 24 proved, 5-1 by Borough Coun- pose Patrolman GctchePs pro- sible absence. fop a second lxirough school. members,", .lolin Davis, CC row. Main Ofllce _ 7410010 / Research Zone president, suit! yesterday. JSee PICKET^ PR. 2, Col. 6) Editorials 6 Home Delivery 741-0010 cil last night. motion, saying, "It could not 'Timing Bad' Hcrblock : 6 In separate action arising happen to a nicer man." "The whole timing of this The first 800 feet of the Ge- Mr. Davis said he still lias Notice to lot owners Mkkllctowrf'Bureau .071-2250 nola tract, cast of IU: 35 and received, no word from the Home and Gordon 8-11 Freehold Bureau 462-2121 from that, council promoted Criticizing council action, thing," Mr. Kirk said, "Is A meeting of the lot owners Stock Market ...:....: 5 Patrolman Getchcl N. McCnll eMr. Kirk said the amend- bad. For how long will this south of the brook, was slated squad and he has been unable in Kalrview Cemetery for tho Long Branch Bureau 222-0010 for research facilities and to reach Philip Do Atifjelis, Obituaries 2 & 4 Sports Department ..741-0017 to sergeant, bringing the com- ment should spell out speci- ordinance be in effect before election nf trustees will be held Sylvia Porter 6 plement of the police depart- fic duties of Hie two scr- wo are asked for more? We Free Steamers .Uniform Sale at I he cemetery on Monday, Kcllglous Services ...:. 7 Successful Investing 5 ment to one chief, two ser- Kcants;. f|ucstioncd whether do not know where we arc Captains Cabin today. 311 Now in, progress. Shirley April 14, at 2 p.m. Sports .' : 16, 17 Women's News 12, 13 goants and six patrolmen. the new appointee should en- going. Let us not jump from Broadway, Point Pleasant Shop, Broad St., Red Bank. V. E. 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Optn Dally 'till 5:30 William A. Kalkhof of Wed. & Frl. 'til 9 Kean.sburg was are,ong stu WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY DOWNTOWN RED BANK acnts admitted to th(, Pi'Ganv ma Mu rational honorary so- cial science society of Shrewsbury Ave,fat Sycamor e •— SHREWSBURY ^ the Randolph-Macon College, THEDAILY .f-\ Egg Roll THE PHILOSOPHER I REGISTER , Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register, Incorporated -%;.-.• Central Park M. HAROLD KELLY, Publisher By JOE WING Not many New .Yorkers realize it, but one of the be* - Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor " hunting grounds on the Eastern seaboard lies right in tut Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor " William F. Sandford, Associate^ditor heart of Manhattan. . ... Central Park, hedged in by skyscrapers and stores, mansions and slums, hotels and roaring traffic, has an irre- —6 FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1969 j sistible attraction each spring for migrat- ing birds. And there they are hunted down inexorably by as eager a lot of bird men as you ever saw. About 250 species have been counted in the park at one time or another, and as many as a hun- Our Season of Hope dred have been observed there in a day. ' Christians throughout the world we are all children of God, our Crea- The best hunting is on a cloudy May are in the midst of the most solemn tor whom we will never see unless morning when the warblers are in full flight and when good flying conditions and most joyous of their religious ob- we love one another. existed the night before south of the city. servances. Yesterday, Maundy Thurs- This love,- of course, is. one of .„»,.BOYL—E Then it is that flocks winging in over .day, started commemoration of events brotherhood and respect for all God's the sea or over industrialized New Jersey find the park a that occurred almost 2,000 years ago creatures. sylvan haven. Twenty or thirty thousand birds may swarm in on such an occasion. That's in spite of the ardent bird ' when Christianity was founded. As today's mournful ceremonies watchers, the usual strollers, and certain odd ball types of Starting at noon today, church- give way to the joy of Easter, we are humanity. goers will be reminded of the agorty, taught that, through faith in God, we * * * crucifixion and death of the Son of can score a -victory qver fear and HUNDREDS OF BIRD PEOPLE, binoculars at the God. He, the Good Shepherd, came on death. -. ,• ready and bird guides in pocket, tread the paths and crash earth to help bring mankind back into through tonderbrush in the Ramble, a woody area near the , The world in Christ's time was not . American Museum of Natural History. By their very pres- J the good graces of the Heavenly much different from what we know to- '""fence they drive out sleazy individuals who also find that Father. day. There are confusion, turmoil, ty- grave- attractive. Later in the summer, when the bird Though His ministry was relatively rants and -a profusion, of false gods, .,•• waichers have retired because nothing much is left But starlings, ..pigeons and English sparrows, the odd balls re- ' short, its impact is still evident. That just as was the condition that greeted turn. is being attested by the faithful who Christ. . Many of the bird watchers just drop around daring remember His teachings and strive to Christ had a: loyal band of fol- lunch hour or before work or on a day off: But some are follow them iff the hope that they lowers then, and. there is ample evi- led by professionals like Farida Wiley of the American Mu- seum. Neophytes in tow, she has beenjnwling the park-- will be led to the.Promised Land. dence that many people of good will for 20 years or more., A frail looking teacher type, she The sorrow of Good Friday — the " in today's society are struggling in the can walk the legs off many a strong man. • first of which caused his closest fol- cause of justice and brotherhood. A true blue bird watcher like MisS Wiley feels no need lowers to despair — Is real. Christ THE REPORTER to .explain this spring madness, but she does express her Throughout the world, and in our misgivings. Too many people and- too .much pesticides, did not willingly offer His life on-the own nation, there are abundant, in- she feels, are threatening'the park's bird life'.: Cross, and pleaded that He be spared justices, though Easter, the season of They're Filming Wrong Nudes i * • • * the terrible ordeal. The plea to His hope, is when we should look with "IT'S NOTHING like it was even five years ago," she Father, however, ended with a prom- confidence toward the day when all'of By JIM BISHOP to enable them to reach the place to put laments. Another local expert isn't quite so pessimistic. ' sox on. . • Some species have increased; he says, even while others ise that God's will would be followed. us accept the fact that we are God's Now that nudity is permissible in mo-' '-. The caved chest type would like to have practically disappeared, but Eastern birds aren't af- Obedience, then, was among the children who willingly follow his com- tion pictures, I think the producers are get some, hair tattooed oh his chest, but fected so badly by pesticides as those in various agricultur- taking the wrong psychological attitude by al rfegions where few birds now sing: • last lessons that Christ was to teach mands. That's when justice and peace giving us teasing glimpses of Gina Lollo- he. won't-. His wife would take one look by doing. He also had preached that will prevail. - and fall down in hysterics. The bald ones- 'Laying aside such negative thoughts and forebodings, brlgida soaping herself in a tub in which the average bird watcher embarks joyfully on his minisa- it is obvious that two always ask 'the attendant where the comb Is- • ' ''• fari, chatting in uncharacteristic fashion for a' New Yorker boxes of Duz have been with chance acquaintances. There is much to talk about— An Evil Is Being Overcome tossed. It is equally bad Some.have huge torsos with splintered iegs. Except for the face, neck and arms, the worm eating warbler just spotted or the yellow breast- A year ago today, the Rev. Dr. There still are problems in many to see the Fonda girl in ed chat supposedly sighted beyond the rise. ' • ' . the buff so often that no the body is white-on-white. Some demand Martin Luther King Jr. — winner of- racial areas, such as housing, employ- cracked ice and pour from flasks in the The birds themselves seem harried by all this atten-, one recognizes her on the tion and noise. But for the most part they hang around un- the 1964 Nobel Prize for "consistently ment and education. There have, in street. locker. This will not improve the score, but it makes the "if" seem valid: "If I til dusk before starting on another leg of their journey. asserting the principle of nonviolence" the year since Dr. King's death, been Such shots shame a Then the bird watchers leave also and the Ramble falls whole world full of wom- haddna tried to get on with the pitching 1 — was assassinated in Memphis, some tense moments in the commu- wedge instead of the nine, I wuddna been silent under its baleful electric lights, largely deserted ex- Tenn. en who have hips cept for a policeman on duty or an unidentifiable, pedestri- nity. on which one can hang a , in the trap." "I TOLD MY HEAD if you look up an. Few New Yorkers frequent the more remote areas of Thus a man who "had a dream" There also are, however, forces BISHOP hat. It makes the ladies the park at night. of good at work to overcome them. feel bad, and I tell you, once more, I'm going punch you right in. that oppression would give way to the puss." "Putt? Putt? Who can putt (Joe Wing is substituting for Hal Boyle today.) There is, in addition, a genuine Buster, when they feel bad you don't go freedom and justice was senselessly to the movies. Most husbands are disin- on greens that look like wheat fields? I'm and brutally removed from the nation- feeling in/Tffiscommunity that there clined to study a We uf Ihe bathtub, on in "two and I couldn't throw the ball FROM OUR READERS al scene and the civil rights move- is no room for hatred, and that it will even when she's drowning. The movie overhand to the cup." "Listen, fellas, I , don't know about you, but I'm through ment. • [ ,, tie effectively eliminated sliould it de- moguls are going to have to think of some Tte Register welcomes letters from Rs readers, pro- velop. vfiy of making the ladies feel exalted, in- playing with Joe. He makes me nervous; vided they contain signature, address and telephone num- He was aware that his life Was in stead of depressed. . •;>; .-, he never,coughs unless I'm in a back- Racism is a form of cancer of the swing." "The hell with his emphysema. He, ber. Letters should be limited to SM words, They should be danger because of his dream, but lie mind and heart that is bound to de- I have it. And I will pass it on free. sounds like he's breathing on my neck . typewritten. All letters are subject to condensation and edit- saw it as his mission and would not stroy. Few, if any, of our citizens want No fee. Take the cameras into, any country from 40 yards out." ing. Endorsements of political candidates or commercial shirk it. to accept the label of racist, but, when club locker room at 5 p.m. End of idea. They walk back and forth, slowly, the towel An the shoulder worn like a Roman Although the date of April 4 is equality- is denied Mothers, the name Anyone who hasn't witnessed masses of men wearing nothing but a twel over the' consul at an orgy. "All I gotta say is .my A Lasting Joy one of sname, evidence is growing to must apply to the guilty. old lady better be outside with the Tar shoulder has missed the setting of this' Monmouth County Unit prove that his death was not in vain, Red Bank's Marine Park will be when I get dressed." "She wants to eat New Jersey Association For male sanctuary. particularly in determined efforts tak- the site for memorial services Sunday out—ha! I got a flash for her." "You Retarded Children, Inc. • THE LOCKERS are six-feet tall and should taste my Angela's pasta—you'd ing place to keep his goals alive. at 3 p.m. for the late Dr. King. It is .' 30 Hudson Ave., Red Bank they stand in rows, with a long backless- think you swallowed an anchor." To the Editor: . Area residents will not forget the another effort and opportunity for bench between. The last of the putting- "How. come every time I get under I am sending you a copy of a letter I have written to march in Red Bank the Sunday follow- residents to travel the path of brother- green athletes finish at 5 p.m. and they the shower, no soap? You guys eating the girls of-Cadette Girl Scout Troop 472 of Rumson-Fair ing his death. It was an occasion when hood, and will move us closer to the remove their golf clothes and start lying it?" "Pal of mine told me I should lay Haven, who have been having joint meetings this winter to each other while waiting for an empty day — which surely will come *— off golf for two weeks, then give it up with Troop 468 of the Hudson Center, Red Bank, for Retard- the community — black and white — shower. • ' - permanently." A fat bald man picks up ed Children. The letter is self-explanatory and I' think banded together' to -move toward when a life will not be Sacrificed be- "I had this guy cold all the, way," one the phone. His back runs in ,a straight others in our community would like knowing about this ges- brotherhood, understanding and- ac- cause a leader speaks for a cause that moans, "and then on the last four holes line down to his varicose heels, but the ture of friendliness being made by a fine group of girls and complishment. is right and just. he hits me with straight nines and takes stomach throws a shadow on his knees. their leaders. . . the match." They troop past each other "Hello?" he says. "Hello? Who's calling Thank you...... with figures like a dollar balloon. "I'm Doctor Redding?" '„ Sincerely, INSIDE WASHINGTON coming out of a trap and on the follow, A man tries to don his broadcloth Mrs. R( E. Prescott through, I hit the ball a second time and shorts standing on one leg and his foot , . Markwcod Lane pinhead says it's going to cost me two • goes through the crotch. He pulls it up and Rumson, N. J. .strokes. One of them was almost cerebral." i/.S. Communists to Convene 1 it looks as though he's wearing a half slip. A young man emerges from the show- "Everything happens to me," he growls. Dear Mrs. Cavanagh: By ROBERT S. ALLEN party's,, constitution by- tightening the sec- er. He is six-two, wavy black hair, a good "On the eighth, three shots in the lake I would like to express to you, your fellow leaders and and JOHN A. GOLDSMITH tion dealing with ''democratic centralism." tan, and muscles he hasnit even used. At and now this." the. wonderful girls of Cadette Troop 472 of Rumson-Fair. The. .sanctimoniously avowed purpose of once, the others fasten him with contempt. Hayen my appreciation for what,you have been doing in , ' For the first time since 1966, the 1 ong- The heck with watching a movie ac- this revision is to "bring, about more The spiked shoes are tossed into the bot- tress run nude-on the lawn at twilight. A scouting for the retarded girls of Special Troop 468 of the - time rulers of the Communist Party, USA, unity." ' \ toms of the lockers and some of the men Hudson Center for Retarded Children. among the most slavishly pro-Soviet iri the men's locker room is unadulterated un- are trying to get one foot up on the bench conscious comedy. It is all too seldom that our attention is focused on the world," are'conyening a national convention The real aim is\) make it more dif- good things that many young people and their parents arei in New York 'City on May 1. ficult fort members to question the lead- doing to make life more.pleasant for those around them.i Attending as invjted ers', policy—on pain of expulsion. YOtJR MONEY'S WORTH Your girls and those of you who are guiding them have! observers will be militant In preparation for exercising tight con- given to my daughter and the others of her troop such a moguls of the Students' trol over the May 1 convention, JIall has wonderful feeling of friendship that I, as I lisen to my daugh-l for a Democratic Society been scampering ajjout the country mend- On Careers in Banking ter's description of the girls and the meetings, can't help —whoso national and lo- ing his fences and giving the word to lo- but think how fortunate she is to be given a joy which truly cal leadership is heavily By SYLVIA PORTER receive a specified sum of cash. They shines in her eyes and adds expression to her voice cal and regional leaders on what is ex- 1 far leftist. pected of them. " Q. What's one of the fastest growing are also deeply into the war on poverty We parents of retarded children give them what we can Actually, the forth- as well as largest career fields in the through a whole batch of vocational train- to make their lives full but they so badly need to be ac coming 19th CP national This can be succinctly summed up as U.S. today? Ing programs for the Jiard-core unem- cepted by others. They see so feWlaults and are so pleased convention is a year late.' unquestioning and undeviating fealty to the • A. The old, staid field of banking. It's ployed, loans for irew minority-owned bus- with a .smile and a friendly word. You have given them Under the party's consti- Kremlin—right down the line. not only already among the biggest em- • inesses, etc. this past winter and.spring, so much acceptance, so much ALLEN tution, these affairs are RESTING UP-Sen, Eugene McCarthy, — — ployers in the U.S., with AS A RESULT, many banks are friendliness, so many smiles and I don't believe you realize specified as biennial. "The D-Minn., who has put 'in few appearances more than 900,000 em- searching desperately for people to fill an a t 1S 11 as be n a short hase in our 18th national convention took place In 1966, in me Senate in the three months it has ployes, including about unprecedented variety of jobs. And, notes jo2y"Wi, of it wilfl las, t ,for a ?long Ume Pin the live ys o f ^timeour retarde, thed so the next one should have been held in been in sessipn, Is taking off for a vaca- 150,000 officers. It's also Howard: ("The black with non-banking ex- tion—in the Caribbean? among, the most rapidly perience .should apply for bank jobs and Thank you. , But rumblings of disaffection and dis- He is telling friends he wants to soak growing career areas — training programs leading to managerial Sincerely, t ^^^ ,,•• content were so wide- up some sun and get a bit of rest. How- due to the tremendous ex- positions. There is a great Interest in him." Alice Prescott j £M^ ' spread and pronounced, ever, it won't be all play and idleness. pansion in the numbers A? for women, banks are now as aggres- particularly on the West The Minnesota peacenik says he Is taking and types of bank ser- sive as any industry in hiring women tor Coast, that the party's along the first draft of his book that is vices being offered, in the such top posts as trust and loan officers, veteran rulers were scheduled for publication In the fall. He types; of consumer credit investment managers, data processing Ex- afraid to call a regular hopes' to put in some licks revising it. PORTER and computer services perts. convention. They feared a According to McCarthy, he^is' still un- available at banks,'and Salaries have been soaring;, in recent possible upheaval and In special services ranging from automatic years In bank jobs. Beginning salaries for decided on the title. Under consideration payment of bills to travel planning and drastic housecleaalng due are "Do Not Go Gently" and "The Hard college graduate trainees in security an- to' raging' resentment Investment counseling. alysis, Investment portfolio management, against the Kremlin's Year"—which McCarthy inclines to:, If you are a computer specialist or a or as loan or trust officers, ranw from Since Congress convened Jan. I), Mc- college marketing major, banks all over UULDSA1ITU toadying to the Arabs and $8,500 to $0,800. For those with law degrees iron-handed invasion of Carthy has taken part in none of its de- the VS. arc eagerly socking you particu- or master's degrees, the beginnini? salary Cwchnslovakia.-. liberations. He has appeared for some larly, says Don Howard, head of a major ranp» is 89,501) to 513.000 or 314,000. So the leaders resorted to a character- votes—notably for the 41 per cent increase New V$>rk personnel recruiting agency Here is a short guide to some of the In pay, from'$30,000 to $42,500. But he did specializing in jobs in banks and on Wall hanking skills in which opportunities are istic Red stratagem.. They staged a "spe- not participate in the debate over liberal- Street. Increasingly bright and paychecks increas- cial convention"—which did everything a izing Rule 22 to curl) filibusters, or the Hut these arc only two spccialitcs in ingly fat: regular one usually does except elect of- nuclear nonprolifernljon treaty. demand. Hanks arc Rolling deeply Involved Investment experts: to handle the ran- ficials. , . Similarly, lie lias had nothing lo say in financial management activities for in- Id'y expanding volume of investment dol- By ihis maneuver Gus Hall, perpetual about the Vietnam war—on which he cam- dividuals and corporations and arc pioneer- lars managed by banks, and security an- rational chajrman, arid oilier aged rulers paigned so stridently for President last ing extensive new .services. alysts lo rln Hie Invv^'ment research were able to retain their jobs and main- year One now service is. an elaborate "clcc- MARKETING SPECIALISTS: to "do tain pro-Soviet domination. BA( KSTA(ii; WOOING - V\ auihnri- " Ironic fund transfer syslenVihroiigh which for banks what they have been doing for The fact llyy arc now finally fjoing ti"s arc living lo persuade Kuyp'tian Kor- a retailer ultimately will br able to slip,. soap or razor Wades," as Don Howard puls to convene a regula'r national convention ean Minister Kawzi to come lo Washing- your specially identified plastic card into it. lie also notes that banks are finding It clearly means they are confident they ton fur discussions on a Middle Kiist set- his store's telephone which is'linked in harder and harder to sign up a now sav- have everything firmly m liand; Iliat they tlement. He is being offered meetings with turn to n computer al your bank, and ings account without rewarding the new not only AH certain of re-election but' President Nl.vo.i, Si'frelary of State ROJPYS haw the amount you owe him inftantly customer with a bonus gift or to hold/the altlf to lick (ml anyone who opposes ami oilier lop officials l.iisl 'we«'k*he , ^ transferred from your account to hlsi An- patronage of established customers witl(#ut them. 1'iCHideni ('(inferred with Israeli Foreign other is an nutomaled 21-hotir-a-day "mon- such extrns as free, local telephoning or , That this is definitely their intern is Minister Abba Fban, and nexl week meets ,ey machine" in which you will simply customer's checks Imprinted with the ?»n> "Ar-i you but of your rnlndT Sprlna !• lhf_ mat.. nf nrittrf " '' '•* " for kldi notatnihr- 1HE DAILY REGISTER, friity, April 4, 1969-7 in County Churches The Atlantic Highlands COMMUNITY Keyport Port Monmouth EMMANUEL BAPTIST FIRST BAPTIST Worship service at 11 a.m. Ves. By GEORGE W. CORNELL tion. Yet it's a signal, a point- And the resurrection, that alone, It also is only "in and In an extensive discussion Mornln» worship service will he Key port per service at «:30 p.m. Ths Hev. at 11 o'clock and the evintaf ,er- Sunrlie service at 8:30 a.m. «t A. D. Magaw Is pastor. AP Religion Writer er, a direction. peculiar, undefinable, lumi- through his freedom" that of it in the 15th chapter of Holmdel Park. Sunday services hi SSJwUp^or. :4& B19TKK FRANCIB SPIRITUAL And its chief bearer is con- nous enigma, both in history God transforms it into a sav- First Corinthians, he says J° a.m. The Rev. Eua-ent F. Port Monmouth Man is on the road, going UNITED METHODIST Gregory pastor. Sermon: "A Lily Private messages given Monday sidered the risen Christ — •and outfit, flashed the in- ing event. "Via human free- ' man's present, continually re- Atlantic Hlfhlandl In Every Window." Evening services to Saturday, 1 lo S p.m. Spoken In somewhere. Loaded with the "the light of the world." finite potentialities into the dom, grace is thus able to placed body "is perishable," ™ Sunday service will be held at 7 with Bipllsm. English and Italian. Call during past, piling on the present, »' 8:30 and }l a.m. The Rev. Hirvey ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC church hours. !6S Main St. Bishop "It is the Father's good heart of humankind. change history itself." but "what is raised is imper- BvSl " P"tor. Sermon: "Ths Keyport Angela Bolla. he's always moving, pushing Masses will be it «:I0 and 7:30 OCEAN VIEW COMMUNITY pleasure to give you the king- "And I, when I am lifted up Even now, new realities are ishable." Like a seed, "It is fI«»T PRESBYTERIAN a.m. and 12:15 p.m. In the church; Leonardo on. To where? To what? He's Atllntle Highlands »:3O. 9;« and 11 a.m. In the Morning worship lervlce at 11 dom," He said. "For God so from the earth, will draw all showing up In history, mod- sown in weakness," but , lunday Services at 9:30 an! u school. a.m. The Rev. Kenneth N. Gamble not sure. But he's seeking men to myself," He said. ern developments that tend to "raised in power." a.m. Rev. Richard a Anderion of. KULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE will speak.. Evening services at 7:30 something better. loved the world that He gave iictatiiijr. Keyport p.m. The missionary • apostle make the world an in- . CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Services Bunday at 10-30 s.ra ' He hasn't got it made, not His only Son, that whosoever "Lo! I tell you a mystery -" Atlantic Hlfhlandt LEONARDO BAPTIST Paul called It the "revelation terdependent neighborhood, a and 7 p.m. Thi Rev. Daniel Oln- Leonardo yet. He's restless, chronical- believes in Him should not . . i in a moment, in the lunday lervlcet will be held at tue is ptstor. Sunday services will be at 11 a.m. of the mystery which was planetary partnership, over- 11 s..m. ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL The Rev, Wtllltm Carr Is pastor. ly unsatisfied, never quite perish but have eternal life." twinkling of an eye, at the CENTRAL BAPTIST Keyport Evening service at 7:30. Morning kept secret since the world coming the super-individual- Atlantic Hl>hlsn4i SunSay services will be: 7:45 sermon: "The Burning .Heart." content. Oh, there are good last trumpet. For the trumpet Sunday lervlcei will bt at u a.m. Mornlm Prlyer: 8 a.m. Holy Easter Csjtfata In the evening. Prime Promise began, but now is made mani- ism and super-nationalism a.m. Rev. Harry w. Kraft Is pat Communion; 9 a.m, family servlcM WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN moments, the partial achieve- fest." It's a boundless vision. that ruptures human unity. will sound, and the dead will tor. worship service at 7:30 cm and 11 a.m. Holy Communion. Mlddletown mentsu the temporary truces The resurrection is seen a« be raised, imperishable, and ST. AO.NES CATHOLIC FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST The Sunday service will be at 8. the foretokening of that pur- Because of it, Christianity Mutual Knowledge Atlantic Highlands SCIENTIST 9:15 and 10:19 a.m. Rev. Harlan C. and delights.' we shall be changed. For this lunday Uaaies art at «:30, T:4S, Keyport Durfee Is pastor. Sermon "A Ques- pose. It is to Christians the has sometimes been por- It involves a kind of con- perishable nature must put on •• 10:lS ind 11:30 a.m. and UAi Services are at li a.m. lunday. tion, A Candle, and an Arrow." The objective, the full con- trayed as a flight from reali- ant 0:90 p.m. Riv. Mlchatl J. EXFORMED BETHEL BIBLE CHAPEL prime promise, the develop- vergence of consciences, the imperishable, and this Loin Is pastor. Keyport summation, still lies ahead. ing, purifying seed sown in ty, what Karl Marx termed ' Sunday worship at 10:43 a.m. The Mlddletown Just what it is remains un- skills and materials, in which mortal nature must put on Cliffwood Beach Rev. s. 7. Scholten Is pastor. Services Sunday will begin with earthly life, the beginning of an illusory "opiate of the peo- the lives of persons and na- BAWIEW PRESBYTERIAN worship it 9:30 a.m. Family Bftle clear. It's vague, elusive, neb- Immortality." ; hour at 11 a.m. Evening .service the end design, the sign and ple ' that divorces them from tions is increasingly shared, lunday Worlhlp aervlce will be at Little Silver • at 7. Chalk artdit Frank McCulloush ulous. But the search for it Noted nuclear physicist Wil- 8:80 and 11 a.m. Rev. David L. will speak and draw the Resurrection seal of the great eschaton. th>-struggle to rectify world through Intensified specialties iuccl, pastor will ornclsU. EMBURY UNITED METHODIST story. goes on. Man hasn't arrived. liam G. Pollard, now also an OUrmoOD COMMUNITY Little Silver Historically, it lies in the conditions. Actually, it's just and exchanged goods tnd ser- . METHODIST The Rev. Sanford M. Haney will CHRIST CHURCH He's still hunting home. the opposite. Episcopal priest, pre- ClITlwood preach and conduct at, nornlni Mlddletown A-Changtag Times past, but functionally, it is re- vices, even the sharing of Worship services will be held at worship llrvimi at »:3O and 11 a.m. ' Sunday services are Holy Com- Its chief symbol is a rack transplanted human organs. dicts that the next century 8 a.m. with the pastor, The Rev. Sermon: "Out Where The Aotloa munion at 8; Family Service at garded as working in every will bring a "rediscovery of Sldrlch C. Campbell, Jr., officiating. J»." 9:15. and morning- prayer at 11:15 Movement is his mode and, present, yet always out in of torture, the cross, and it BT. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL a.m. The Rev. Robert E. Lender Technologies have facilitat- supernatural reality" and' Colts Neck Little Silver Is pastor. as the pop song puts it, "the front, in advance, leading to- points not only to the eventual, ed the promotion of mutual Baiter Sunday service! will be it CALVARY BAPTIST times, they are a-changing." conquest of the world's in- man will "regain his lost ca- REFORMED 8. 9:30 and 11 am. wltti Choral Mtddletown ward a new and perfected or- knowledge, understanding pacity to apprehend and re- Colts Neck Eucharist The ' Rev. Thomas A. Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7 It's the long pilgrimage — der, a "new creation." firmities, but also to the pain- TB« Sunday service will bt at Kirr Jr. rector. Sermon by, till p.m. at 1209 VV. Front St., Lin- and well-being, stimulating spond to that reality all 5:3(1 and 11 a.m. The Rev. Samuel rector. crolt. The Rev. Oeorge J. Elliot what some philosophers call ful ordeal required for that drives to reconcile racial, eco- . La Penta Is jailor. Sermon band Is paitor. , The resurrection's "reality around him which is trans- on the text: Luke at;l-ia. the continuing "creative pro- accomplishment. The man- Long- Branch ALL SAINTS MEMORIAL is the most powerful religious nomic and other cleavages. It CHRISTIAN CHURCH cess" in which life still .is in cendent to time and space." Colts Neck GOSPEL HALL Nsveslnk symbol of what is truly possi- date is for confidence, based is a world of dynamic move- Morning worship aervlce will He Long Branch Sunday services win be Hely the making and man is not 'We as the future, the future on sacrificial effort. ment, open-ended, picked Four Dimensions M 11 am. Ltrry calhoon Is minis- Services will be held Sunday at Communion at 8 and Family Ser- just a static "being" but *.* (u. Evening worship at 7. 9:30 a.m. A Gospel Service will be vice at 8:30 a.m. At 11 a.m.. Holy which de facto already has 'Drink My Clip' ' with risk and untold potential- Already,, the four dimen- held at T p.m. Communion with sermon on first constant "becoming." commenied in Jesus as the ities. ' Eatontown ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL and third Sundays and Morning "You will drink my cup," sions of time, height, width IEBUS CHEIST OF Long Branch Prayer with sermon on second and "The world as a whole is in Christ," writes a Catholic LATTER DAV SAINTS Low Hiss at Sam. Family Mais fourth Sundays. Jesus told his men. "If any "Behold, the new has and breadth have become (Mormoo) at 10 am. The Rev. Robert A. OETHSEMANE LUTHERAN process and is a process," theologian, the Rev. Edward come," Paul writes. "All this Satontown Pearson li rector. Mlddletown says an Episcopal theologian, man would come after Me," seven, adding the dimensions lervlcei win c« me priesthood ST. LUKE'S METHODIST Sunday services ;wlll be at 8:30, Schillebeeckx. is from God, who through of gravitation, magnetic and muting at > a.m. and the Sacra- Long Branch t:i5 and at 11 a.m. The Rev. Hen- the Rev. Norman Pittenger. let him deny himself and take ment meeting at 9:00 p.m. Blinop The Sunday aervlce will be it u ry W. Klrcher Is pastor. In that perspective, much up his cross and follow Me." Christ, reconciled us to Him- electrical forces, all of them •rue* Savage will officiate, a.m. CLINTON CHAPEL A.M.E.. ZION "It's not a finished and set- current theology conceives of self and gave us the minis- METHODIST FIRST BAPTIST Mlddletown tled system." He said those who labor to interacting, and still others Xatontown James B. Coyle la pastor. Long Branch Phoebe Dalley, paitor. fighting, negotiating, slipping Who is to come." None of the subtler details IT. JAMES MEMORIAL Sunday service at 11 a.m. Rev. OLD FIRST CHURCH Backward, pressing on again. travail, but in the end, this tion offers the only clear, con- are clear; the rnadmarlcs EPISCOPAL John E. Grant Is putor. Easter American Baptlii convention Beacon of Hope EatMtown sermon by the pastor. United Church or Chrlit A Full Future eternal decree: clusive confirmation of the. aren't specific. "For now we Sunday services at 8, 9:30 and 11 Mlddletown He is seen as the beacon of "Come, O blessed of My basic value of Jiuman history,' see in a mirror dimly, but a.m. with Holy Communion. Rev. H. Marlboro The Sunday lervlcs will be >t 10 And the goal? A full future,, hope, always up forward, tug- Holly Knight officiating. am. The Rev. Averlll M. Carson Father, inherit the kingdom the only absolute evidence then face to face." The gath- MONMOUTH BAPTIST BIBLE PROTF.STANT Is pastor. ' v V. a-total tomorrow, or as Pierre ging man onward. that goodness is. ultimately (Southern Baptist Convention) Robertsvllle Teilhard de Chardin calls it, prepared for you from the ering inklings are tenuous, Xatontown' Easter Sunday service will be at New Shrewsbury "Behold, I have set before -foundations of the world . .. stronger than evil. suggestive, like the hints of Worship services win be at 9:45 11 a.m. The Rev. Edwin P. Spencer REFORMED CHURCH the "Omega-point." you an open door, .which no 10 a.m., 11 a.m. and T:30 p.m. le pastom. New Shrewsbury Turly, I say to you, as you It says that despite the abstract art, or the tantaliz- .with Tha Rev. II. R. Haire, pas- MORGA.VVULE UNITED Baiter Sunday services will be' It's what Scripture terms, one is able to shut," read the tor, preaching. METHODIST did it for one of the least of foulest, most senseless injus- ing opening notes of a sym- Morgmville at »:30 and 10:30 a.m. .Rev. Neal "a new heaven and a new Ml. DON A.M E. DON , B. Busker, paitor. Sermon: "Has- 1 words of the exalted Christ ., these My brethren you did it tices of the world, the tyran- Batontown Sunday worship aervlca at 11 a.m. It Ever Dawned on You?" earth' - "eternal life" - the phony, the subliminal images lunday morning service at 11. The Rav. William T. Frants 11 pas- in the Book of Revelation: - for Me." nies, the disasters, the suf- tor. ' LUTHER MEMORIAL LUTHERAN "kingdom of God." Whatever of a coming world. The Rev. K. J. Reevey li pastor. (Missouri Synod) It's a big'offer, a portal to. fering of the innocent, the ag- OLD BRICK REFORMED New Shrewsbury name it's given, it's the call . No Easy Living Fair Haven Marlboro undreamed possibilities, but gressions, the crucifixions, The apostle John, In the Morning worship at 11 a.m. The •Easter Sunday service at .7 a.m. to completion, the pull to ~ The resurrection, and the CHRIST CHURCH UNITED Rev. John Hart Is pmtor. with Holy Communion and Festival , man's blotchy record and his that justice packs (he power Book of Revelation, offered METHODIST service and Holy Communion" at. wholeness, the drumbeat of cross through which it came, Fair Haven innate fallibilities .summed up to prevail in the end. this vision: Uaater sunrise aervlce at 0 a.m. Malawan 10:30 am. The Rev. Donald L. Bigss an uncrimped destination. offers no easy,living, no The Sunday servics will be at 11 Is pastor. Sermon: "Keep the in his certain death, leaves promised prosperity, no, es- that such evil exists, there "Then I saw a new heaven a.m. The Rev. Charles O. Hanktns . TRINITY EPISCOPAL Faith." But the way is rough, the Is pastor. Sermon: "Seeking A Matawan SEVENTH DAf ADVENTISTS him somewhat ill-equipped to cape from misfortunes and' is no question. . Living is and a new earth . . . and I. Rlien Lord." -.,v'" Matins and Holy Communion at New Shrewsbury • going wobbly and wavering. attain that ground gateway heard a great voice from the . BOLT COMMUNION EPISCOPAL I a.m.. Morning Prayer and Choral Services will be held tomorrow at the scars of battle, nor any rough, tough and often cruel, Fair Hiven • XucharM and Church School u a-m. Robert K. Tome Is minis- Man "is bound to a future, into eternity. throne, saying, "Behold, the Easter Pageant at 9:30 and Sung ter. other built-in safeguards and sometimes, brute forces "• Sunday services will be Holy Com- Xucharist at 11:30 a.m. The Rev. not because he has a road In fact, he can't, as well he against trouble. ' dwelling of God is with men. munion at I and Holy Communion Oarroll B. Hall Is rector. . seem to win. Sometimes, lies and sermon at 10 a-m. The Rev. Oakhurst map but because he has a knows and as Judeo-Christian trample the truth, hate shat- they shall be His people, and Frederick B: Preusa. 2nd Is Rector. FIK8T PRESBYTERIAN FIRST UNITED METHODIST promise," says a Lutheran Rather, it says that in suf- JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Matawan Oakhurst ity recognizes. It's impossi- ters love and existence seems God Himself will-be with Fair Haven Conjruallon Worthls iervlc»i at 8. 9:30 and 11 theologian, the Rev. Dr. Mar- fering and selfless commit- (Klnrdom Hall) a.m. The Rev. Chester A. Qallowiy The Sunday service will he at ble for him to make it on his gray, pointless and futile, them. He will dweii'~wltli is pastor. Sermon: "Let God Roll 9:30 and 11 a.m. Dr. John p. Blair . ment, to the point of death, Fair Haven Is pastor. tin Marty. "The Christian them, and they shall be His Annual special talk Sunday. Henry The. Stona Away!" gathering moves in the light own. He's trapped in his mor- lies the strange'alchemy that Life Triumphs O. Jacob, circuit supervisor, Is CROSS OF GLORY LUTHERAN tality, in his vanity, misjudg- silently and inexorably ne- . So it appeared in the case people, and God Himself will' visiting.- Marvin Hall hv presiding Matawan * • Oceanport of images bounced off a CALVARY BAPTIST ,, iPJ • be with them. He will wipe minister. v . . ' Easier Sunday >ervlc« ,at 1 with screen at tfie end of history." ments, avarice, rivalry, sick- gates evil and will at length of Jesus, the wholly good, en- Holy Communion. The Rev". ArtHtlr Oceanport destroy it, even death itself. away every tear from their Freehold W. Eblshback will officiate. Family Sunday morning services 'at 9.4S The Unending Search ness and wariness of love. titled to the best, crushed In HOPE LUTHERAN Festival nervice at 10:30 a.m. and U. Evening service at 7:30, Crippled by Sin "Fight the good fight in the degradation.•• Yet the resur- eyes, and death shall be no ' • Freehold Sermon: "Christ Alive." Rev. Paul K. Smith is pastor. "It's a distant glimmer, on ST. CI.EMKNT-S CATHOLIC rection says that despite the more, neither shall there be Worship services will be- at 9,-30 OCEANPORT UNITED a far horizon. Often, in the In Scriptural terms, he's faith," Paul exhorts. In tribu- a.m. The Rev. Albert W. aibson Is MataWan-Marlboro METHODIST lation, distress, persecution or defeats and tragedies, the mourning and crying nor pain - paitor. Sunday Masses and Holy Commu- Oceanport - shadows of' man's failures, crippled by "sin," by his self- anymore," for the former FIRST rRESBYTKRIA.N nion will be hew at 7. 8:30f 9:30. Morning worship at 9:30 a.m. Rev. peTu7"we are more than con- goodness finally succeeds, Freehold 10:30 and 11:30 i.m, in the Matt- W. Wlnfleld West Is pastor. Sermon:. phoniness, anxiety and dying, centered alienation from the things have passed away." Horning worship will be at 9:30 wan Regional High School. Rev. Jo- "The Resurrection—Fact or Fancy!" wholeness of life itself, from' querors . through Him who that right ultimately wins In the new auditorium and at 11 seph Ruclnskl Is pastor. Song and praise service at 7:30 p.m. it's hard to see. It's not the over wrong, that life triumphs a.m In the Sanctuary. Pastor FOIST UNITED METHODIST with Baiter film atrip. < thorough and final illumina- his Maker and his fellow loves us. ••."•• James R. Memmott will deliver a Mltawan . "For I am sure that neither - over death. sermon. . Sunday lenrlcei will be at 9:30 Old Bridge , / men, a self - inverted streak GRACE LUTHERAN and 11 i.m. The Rev. Donald T. that ha:15 nor powers, nor height, nor Canrtr WIST FRONT ST. ant pastor. "In the world you have trib- IMMAME1. BAPTIST Morning Worship at 10 a.m. The and 11:15 am. The Rev. Harvey C. The distrust and conflict, depth, nor anything else in all IVIMTT ROAD, Freehold Rev. Richard R. King Is pastor.. . LUTHERAN GOOD SHEPHERD Coule, Jr., Is pastor. Sermon: -"Res- both individual and. social, ulation," Jesus'said, "but be Morning worship will >» at 11 CALVARY BAPTIST CHAPEL Old Bridge • urrection and. Renewal." creation, will be able to sep- of good cheer, I have over- am. and evening service at 7 p.m.. - ' Mitawan family Bible hour will bt Bunday goes on, the arrogant despo- Doth In The Gable Building. 2:5 Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Sun- it 9:15 a.m. Worship service will arate us from the love of God come the world." , EASTER SERVICES Schanck Road. The Rev. Frank C. day evening worship at 7:30. The be at 10:30 a.m. The Rev. Harley Sea Bright tisms, the greed, the -imbal- in Christ Jesus our Lord." Iforsa pastor, will preach. Rev. Jon f. Meek Jr. Is pillar. E. Meyer will officiate. FIBST UNITED METHODIST ances, the rampages and And man is offered a share SUNDAY. APRIL « FIRST BAPTIST &ea bright Why Toil? in that process, both the dy- Freehold Middletown Red Bank Th« 8unday service will ^e at wreckage, the bursting shells, • A.M. — itilO A.M. lunday worship service at 10:45 • BAVSHORE COMMUNITY t:30 a.m. with the Rev. G. W. However, if the ultimate ing and the rising. "Death is a.m. The Rev. Richard H. King Is East Keansburg TRINITY EPISCOPAL atiremeire; paitor, officiating. the insular suspicions and, as Ik* Rw. Hirold Tintr, Ptiter pastor. Red Bank prospects are so magnificent, swallqwed up in victory," Sunday services will £e held it < Sunday services will be held tn ST. Ll-KE'S. A.M.E. James Baldwin says, maybe 8:30 md.ll a.m. The Rev. Richard the church with Holy Eucharist at Bee Bright what necessity k there in toil- Paul puts it.' Hazlet Schwaru Is paxtor. Th« Sundsy service will b« at t "the fire next time." FAITH REFORMED 7, 8 and .9:30 a.m. and Easter ing for the partial, ambiguous Hallet ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC Choral Eucharist at 11 a.m. Church p.m. , ' "We know that the whole lunday services will be held at New Monroouth School Ftitlval services at I p.tn. creation has been groaning in gains of history? Why not just 9:30 and 11 a.m. Tbe Rev. Theodore Masses are at 7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:45 The Rtv. Canon -Charles H. Beat • Shrewsbury stand by, and let God effect. THE RED BANK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH C. Muller Is pcsUr. Serrnon: "Jesus. a.m. and noon In the church; at Is riotor, " CRBIST EH8C0PAL travail together until how," Is Alive!" 8:15. 9:30, 10: REV. IVAN H. BARKER, B.D., Assistant Minister 585. BAPTIST Is DSJtor. tor. siding . BlshDp, Rt*. Rev. Jerin S. . fruits of the Spirit, groan in- . . Hazlct - UNCROFT UNITED FIRST BAPTIST ThnM. wardly as we wait for adop- He possesses free will; he's " ROBERT IVEY, M.M.; Minister of Music • lunday worship etrvlcei at 11 ' PRESBYTERIAN Red Back PRESBYTERIAN responsible, individually and' a.m. and -7 p.m. The Rev. Law- Lincroft The Sunday • service will be at Shrewsbury tion as sons." ; THREE EASTER SERVICES renot Reed Is pastor. Caster Sunday services at B and U a.m. .The" Rev. Claud* B3« Ifotr* - The morning service of worship collectively. He is not goose- 10:30 a.m. The Rav. Harold Turner field li interim pastor. will be at 0:30 ind 11 i.m. i The A Bitter Bind ! 7:00 a.m.-Anthem's by Westminster and Chancel Choirs! - Rev. James R. Steele, pastor. Ser- stepped, robot-like, into eter- Highlands A..M.K. ZION Sermon by the Rev. i Mr; Woodward: "the Empty FIRST UNITED METHODIST " >"""• REFORMED Red Bank mon: "Ah , . , To Breathe Again." It's a bitter bind, he notes,; nity. His big chance remains - Highlands Mlddletown Sunday services at 11 a.m. The Ecumenical' sunrlie service at • yet "subjected in hope." Tomb—The Full Heart"" Euter Sunday lervlcei will be The Sunday service will be' held Rev.. Alfred S. Parker is pastor. a.m. with Holy Communion. optional, up to him. He can Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and it 11 a.m. The Rev^Wllllim W. Easter Sunrise Service at 6 a.m. FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Man can work at overcom- 9:00 and 11:00 a.m.—Identical Worship Services. Anthems Parish Eucharist and Sermon at 9:30 Conventry Is ' paitor. Sermon; Fellowship breakfast at 7:30 a.m. Shrewsbury obliterate his identity, or, i.m. The Rev. Marlon Qwynn, vicar. Sunday School program at 9:30 a.m. Sunday worship service st 11 a.m. ing it, and sometimes make with God's help, reclaim it. . by Tower Hill Choir; Brass Quartet. Sermon by r3r. ST. ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL , Baptltm at the 11 a.m. service, ' Evangelistic service at 7 p.m. Pat* headway, in part, and that's ' Highlands Holmdel-lllddletown ST. NICHOLAS RUSSIAN rick O. McLean Is pastor. Father Schillebeekx says Webster: "Easter Offers You Life!" . - The Holy Buchirlst will »e cole- The Sunday servlcs will be held EASTERN ORTHODOX ' ' SHREWSBURY MEETING his responsibility, but the zig- ' tinted this Sunday at I and 10 at 10:45 at the Thompson School. that just at man, in his free- THs public is cordially invited . The Rev. Oeorge J. Frank Jr., Is Red Bank OF FRIENDS ' zag course of history refutes a-m. with Matins it 9:30 a.m. and - ' (Quakers) dom, has muddled his his- Evenaong at 7 p.m. Wm. D. Lor- T>e Divine Liturgy , will be cele- n 1 to attend thes* inspiring services. Ing, vicar, will prelch ""KING OP KINGS LUTHERAN brated at 10 a.m. on Sunday and " Shrewsbury any assumption that man can tory and can't remake' it Mlddletown Holy Days of Obligation. ' Evening Meeting for worship Sundays it II fully perfect existence by his Holmdel Holy Oommunlen at « i.m. Sunday services preceding Bunday and Holy am. In the Fellowship Hill of the lervlcci will b« it 8 a.m. 9:18 and Daya of obligation at 6 p.m. Father Jhrewibury Presbyterian Church. own actions. HOLMDEL CHURCH 10:45 a.m. The Rev. William A. Haji- Emtllan Kajko, pastor. Holmdel CHURCH OF CHRIST It depends on .Another, in The Sunday service will be at 11 '""NW'MONMOUTH BAPTIST Red Bank Union Beach a.m. with the pastor. The Rev. John New Monmouth Sunday service at 11' a.m. The GRACE UNITED METHODIST the Biblical view, on the un- W. Waldron offlelaUng. Ivenlng evening service will be 6:30, Evan- Union Beich aervlcs at 7. Worship 'servlcis\ will be held at swervingly loving character 10:45 a.m. and 7 p.fn. Rev. Donald gelist F. L. Lemley la pastor. Morn- Easter sunrise service it 0 a.m. WE ARE HAPPY^TO ANNOUNCE THAT N. scofiild will ipeik at both i«r- Ing Sermon: "Resurrection of the Worship services at 8:30 and 10 a.m. of God, on Intervening grace. Keansburg Dead." Evening (termon also. CHIRCII OF GOD ' FIRST METHODIST V SAINT CLEMENT'S EPISCOPAL FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Uhlon Beach Keansburg Belford - . Red Bank Horning worship Sundiy at 11 God alone "is man's futurt lunday unices will be at (:30 Sunday schedule: I a.m. Holy Eu-. Thi Sunday service will) be at 7, fl a.m. and evipgiltstlo service at and his hope," says the late a.m and at 11 a.m. The Rev. chalrit and sermon: 9:30 a.m. sung and 11 a.m.' The Rav. Dr. Charle* Newton W. Qrelner Is pastor. S. Webster Is pastor. The Rev. Al- 7:30 p.m. Tha Rev. Jselc S. Rayfr ' great Swiss theologian Karl ' ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC Euchirlit and «ermor.. oils 11 Plltor. ' ' TRINITY CHURCH bert T. Woodward wiH preach on Keansburg ... UNITED METHODIST "The Empty Tomb — The Full Barth. "If he did not have •unday Uasies will be at 7, I, •, Belfnrii ' ' The Sunday service will he at 9 Htart" at the- 7 a.m. service. Dr. West Long Branch God-before him in his death Webster will preaoh on "Easter REFORMATION "' VftSS* EPISCOPAL and 11 a.m. Sermon: "I Am The Offers You Life!" at Ult othtr two and.thus in his end, he would Keansburg Reeurraollon and The Life." services. LUTHERAN rBURCH latter Sunday services will be MIDDLETOWN UNITED Sunrise aervlce with' Holy Com- have nothing ahead of him. WILL REOPEN ON EASTER SUNDAY METHODIST UNITED METHODIST munion at 8 a.m.'WDrihli) service! Hely Communion at I a.m. and Red Bank Parish ffueharlnt and Sermon at Mlddletown _ with Holy Communion at 9:13 and But God is the future of his Sundiy servici at 10 s.m. The Sunday service! will be at 8, 0:30 11 a.m. The Rev. W. Robert Oswald 9:30 a.m. The Rev. Marlon Qwynn, and 11 am. Holy Communion "at is pastor. present." vicar. Rev. W. A. Abrami Is psslor. 8:3 0a.m. The Rev. Edward- B. Ohtnsy li pastor anil will speak on "Th* Joy of Bflllevlng." And we most cordially invite the church's many friendi to share HOLY TRINITY KV ANGELICAL LUTHERAN this happy occasion with ui. " FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ,, Red Bank EASTER SERVICES Thi Sunday service will be held at 7, 9 and 11 t.rrt. Hflly Communion Easter Service! and the Celebration of the Holy Euchariit will be CHURCH OF RUMSON at all thret services. The Rev. Har- AT THE old HornberRer Is pastor. East River Road at Park Avenue ST. JAM KM CATHOLIC at 8f0O a.m., 9:30 a.m. and lliOO a.m. There will be a plain Red Bank Sunday Masses will be at 6, 7:30, UNITED Celebration of the Holy Eucharist at 7 a.m. ' fi, 10:30 p.m. and 1!) noon In the Church: lit 8, 9:30, 11 s.m. and 12:1.1 In the ret«rs Place audito- METHODIST CHURCH rium, and at ft:M p.m. In the The church will be open lo visitors from 2:30 until 3t3O on Easter EASTER SERVICES Church. W»gi*. Kmmett A. Momhan 247 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. la pastor. Sunday afternoon. ST. PAUL BAPTIST ' N. 6:30 a.m. Itfd Bunk Sunday worship fleivlcrs will no Services, in the Sanctuary We are very mindful that the opening of our rebuilt church just ANNUAL SUNRISE SERVICE at 11:1B a.m. The Rev, Uareus Pierre, psfllor. Easter Message "The Joy of Believing" PIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST one yenr after it was destroyed by fire is due, in no small measure, in the Grove SCIKNTI8T Reverend Edward B. Cheney Rod Hank to the generosity and help of a great many individuals and organi- Message: "What Have You Come Out to See?" Bsrvlfts at 11 a.m. fiundiy. Sun- day service at 0:3(1 cm. firit Sun- zations throughout Monmoulh County. day nf thff month. Reading Room 9 15 and 11:15 a.m. ' now luciteri at the Mall. SPECIAL EASTER MUSIC MONMOl III I.T1IKAL SOCIETY THE FESTIVAL OF THE KESURRECTION Tied Bank We shall alwayt be grateful to them, Meets at ll a.m. In the ftcd Bank at three nervices in the Auditorium of Fellowship Hall Community Center. Donald Jacoby Is president. 8:00 A.M. Sefrnon: "Resurrection and Renewal" SALVATION ARMY IUd Bank 9»30 A.M. Hollneit metllng at 11 a.m. lun* The Rector, Wardens, Vestry and Members of 10:15 a.m. flty. Optm air service at s:S0 p.m. Salvation meeting at 7 p.m. with 11:00 A.M. SUNDAY CHURCH SCHOOL AND BrlRidlsr and Mrs. Walter Murdoch and bt. RAnert ningman presiding. Soloist, .Miriam Koenig LAY EDUCATION COURSES i KumHon TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH ST. dkdRClK'H-nV-THE-RIVBR ¥Rev. Harvey C. Doulc, Jr., Th.M., PnBtor Anthems'by Three Choirs Rei llumion Mr. Paul O. Crammer, Jr., Director of Muilc KiHer Hunmy services will be '.; . Holy Communion at I, tind 11 s.m Directed by Herbert Burtit Mr. John H. W»tson, JH, Org»ni«t Canon a. P. Melllck Bilihsw li Red Bank, New Jersey 8-THfe DAILY REGISTER. Friday, Apri! 4, 1969 Euonymus Scales Can Hurt Plants mam oil spray is necessary euonymus scale is during mid FREEHOLD — Many home- for adequate control. to late April with a dormant owners grow pachysandra as During late May and early a ground cover around foun- oil spray, says Donald M. Red Bank Area MLS Hag 26 Sales Mohr, senior county agricul- June and again in late August dation plantings. Frequently, tural agent. Thorough spray apply malathion or Cygon or RED BANK - Attesting to Shrewsbury, former home of site on Stlverbrook Road in property through Mrs. Gloria property in cooperation with pachysandra becomes infest- Meta-Systox-K for additional the continued rapid growth of Mr. and Mrs. William W. Shrewsbury by Mr. and Mrs. Nllson of Walker and Walker, members of Red Bank Area ed with euonymus scale. coverage of the stems and lower leaf surfaces with a dor-_ control. the greater Red Hank area, 26 Fair, who moved to Florida. Carl J. Jensen Jr. Mr. Jen- Shrewsbury. MLS. The scales encrust the sales of area'Tesidpnres were Mr. ("ox is with Hell Labs at sen is president of Jay-Cee Mrs. Nilson also handled Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cas- stems and lower leaf surfaces reported last week by mem- llolmciel. Mrs. Elizabeth T. Laboratories in Linden. The the sale of property at 302 sclla from Croton on Hudson, and cause leaves to turn yel- DINETTE SETS bers o( Fed Hank Area Mul- .Randall of Rolston Waler- property was purchased from Eiveredge Road, New" N. Y., purchased- a house at low and drop. Heavy infes- tiple Listing Service. . • hurys office,.lied Bank, han- Miss Jean Silberstein of Oak- Shrewsbury, for Mr. and Mrs. 205 Spruce Drive, Shrews- tations make the plant die FLOOR SAMPLE SALE ir. and Mrs. Donald Clyde dled negotiations. hurst. William Drennan, who moved bury, through John D. Con- back. Mr. and Mrs. Richard to Winston-Salcm, N. C. It way of Sterling Thompson & Nationally Known Brands Coi from MJtavvan pur- Mrs. Iiandall also reported- Female scales are dark chased 24 Alden Lane, New the purchase of a building S. Walsh have moved from was purchased by Mr. and Associates, Middletown. Mr. New York City to 185 Spruce Mrs. William Barr of Spring Cassella is with Andrews brown and about one-six,teenth Reductions Up To 33-1/3% Drive in Shrewsbury, former Lake Heights. Mr. Barr is an Posner, New York stock bro- of an inch long. The males home of Mr. and Mrs. John engineer and Mrs. Barr is a kers. are smaller and pure white. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! W. Maynard, who moved to school teacher. From Virginia " Stems and leaves may be FERTILIZERS Sea Girt, Mr. Walsh is an A. Fred Maffeo of Fair Ha- Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. entirely covered with white attorney for Metropolitan males with only a few brown Huffman & Boyle ven was the negotiating bro- Kruse from Virginia pur> , Life Insurance Company. ker'in the sale of the Lovett females presertt. Rt. 35 Circle* E^tontown, N. J. 542-1010 LAWN SEEDS Lawrence J. Schilling, also of chased property at 12 Dane- Nursery tract in Fair Haven, mar Drive, Middletown, from The best time to control Rolston Waterbury office, Little Silver, and Rumson, to was selling broker. Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Stan- GARDEN SUPPLIES Genser-Forman, Inc., of ley, who moved near Cherry Mr. and Mrs.- Anthony "South Orange. Hill. Mr. Kruse is with United Dickens have purchased the Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kai- States Gypsum. The.sale was former home of Mr. andman have moved from Edi- through Trevonian B. Craw- Mrs. Hadley S. King at son to 66 Alexander Drive in ford of Joseph G. McCue, 8 Pine Tree Lane in Fair Ha- River Plaza, purchased from Inc., Rumson. FRED D. WIKOFF CO. ven. Mrs. Marjorle Koster*'of Dr. and Mrs. James Geerdes Mr. and Mrs. John G. Dan- Ellen Hazelton's office, Rum. of Cheshire, Conn. Mrs. Hel- tone have moved from Ridge- 234 MAPLE AYE. son, handled the sale. en Nielsen of the Maffeo wood to 208 Pine St., Middle- Lowest Prices Also sold through the Haz- Agency reported this sale. town, former home of Mr. Because ... RED BANK 741-0554 elton agency was property at Agency Has 4 Sales and Mrs. Adrian J. Gaillard, 1003 West Front St., Lincroft, Four sales by the Crowell who moved to an apartment. 1. No salesmen's purchased by Mr. and Mrs. Agency of Red Bank include The sale was by Mrs. The- commissions Henry E. Lucking from Ram- resa M. Cava of Popik & 2. No concessionaires sey. Mr. Lucking is manager »7 Clearview Drive, New Shrewsbury, purchased by Blumberg, Hazlet, in cooper- profits of the Advertising Depart- ation with members of Red ment of The New Yorker Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Levy 3. Volume, business WE SOLVE of Middletown from Mr. and Bank Area MLS. Magazine. Mrs. Margaret M. 1 4. Easy .financing McVey negotiated the sale Mrs. Henry Petzal, who Mr. and Mrs. Irvin B. for Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Hen- moved to New York. Mrs. Ce- Thompson from Long Branch dricks. celia Bailey handled negotia- purchased property at 91 W. tions. PROBLEM Fetters In Pittsburgh Westside Ave., Red Bank, Mr, and Mrs. Richard Me- Also sold by Mrs. Bailey from Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Alindln from Old Bridge have was the former home of Mr. Manclno, who moved to Mid- purchased property at 109 and Mrs. John J. Simmons dletown. O. James Riker of Low Cost-Attractive Jumping Brook Road, Lin- at .200 Sycamore Ave., the Curtin Agency, Leonardo, WATER reported the sale. croft, former home of Mr. Shrewsbury, purchased by BASEMENT FAMILY ROOM • Iron •Acid • Cloudy and Mrs. William J. Fetter, Mr. and Mrs. Eryin B. Har- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph who moved to Pittsburgh, Pa. lacher. Mr. Harlacher is as- Chapman of Middletown pur- Hav« you ever thought of what you can da with your base- sociated with Brookdale Col- ment? It can become a family room or extra bedrooms or • Bad Taste • Bad Oder Mr. McAlindin is with a stock chased property at 80 Clinton bath! Let us give you a free eitlntate and plans consulta- Hew Bathroom brokerage firm. J. David lege. Mr. and Mrs. Simmons Place, New Shrewsbury, from tion. Then Is us obligation and the price Is lower than If your fouctr water It staining Stillman of the Ray Stillman moved to Eatontown. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vogel, yea think. Mrs. Eleanor Cramer of your fixtures, ruining ysur kiun« Agency, Shrewsbury, made who moved to Florida. Mr. FIRST PAYMENT IN AUGUST dry, or it otherwise obnoxious the sale.* Newark purchased the for- Chapman is with Swift & Co., . .. you hay* a problem. It'* so FREE! Also reported by the SUU- mer home of Mr. and Mrs. Newark, and purchased the toty and so economical to have , We gnolm man Agency was the sale of Emery White at 502 Nut-property through Adam A. NO MONEY DOWN swamp. Road, Middletown. clear, filtered, conditioned wa- ysur water property at 33 Parkway Kretowicz of the Adams UP TO 20 YEARS TO PAY ter — automatically. Juit call supply of no cast Place, Lincroft, to Capt. and Mr. and Mrs. White moved Agency, New, Shrewsbury. md say... •r obligation. Mrs. Howard Kucmond of to Quebec, Canada. Eatontown. Capt. Kucmond is Mr. and Mrs. Gabor Torok at Ft, Monmouth. The former from Matawan purchased a India leads in world produc- MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. owners, Mr. and Mrs. An- new house at 249 Riverbrook tion of hand woven cloth with HICHWAY 35 AT HECDONS CORNER. MIDOLETOWN Ave., Lincroft, built by Bern- drew Weber, moved to Holm- about two billion square yards 741-5060 — 776-6600 Modem Kitchen del. Mrs. Bessie Barbierl ark Homes. Mr. Torok is with annually. handled negotiations. Bell Labs, Holmdel. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rich- Bailey handled both of these ardson have purchased a bi- sales. level at 1250 West Front St., Mr. and -Mrs. Lee Carr OPEN SUNDAYS PHONE Lincrbft, built by Lincroft from New "York City pur- 2047 U.S. Highway 22 (West) Construction. Co. Mr. > Rich- chased a new house on 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Union, N. J. ardson Is with R. H. Macy, Breezy Point, ...Little Silver, New. York, and bought ttatf* through J. Robert Hensler'of WED. and FRIDAY the William JTHtotelmann Firm, Rumson. EVENINGS Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lackman from Oceanport purchased property at 34 Sun- Your Lawn's Best Friend! nybank Drive in Shrewsbury JOIN THE EARLY BIRDS from Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Adams, who moved to Flor- ida. Mr. Lackman is with the AND SAVE • m G Monmouth County Unit for Retarded Children. Paul Bragar, Shrewsbury, was R selling broker. Buy New House . Mr. and Mrs. Patrick De- E venny from, Avon purchased a new house at 10 North St., Scotts Rumson, built by Arthur Gib- son. Mrs. Arline Bragar of E the Paul Bragar Agency made this sale. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Brown of N Orange have purchased the former home of Mr. and Mrs. SEE THE SCOTTS AD ON Henry Nelson of 107 Peach SCIENTIFIC LAWN CARE St., New Shrewsbury. Mr, Brown is owner of a men's clothing store in Newark and THE FACING PAGE "Advice to Homeowners" will maintain the Peach St. residence as a summer home. Each liwn ii different in, character. Lawm factor !n lal.cting a lawn program !• tha Harold. A, Meistrich reported $ S 00 raquira varying quantities of (ertiliur at wMii* behind it, CRIIN ACM can pro- •diffiunt timai which muit bt applied baud the sale. vide (thiiUnow-how batad upon our eight 2°° OFF! 2 OFF! upon wtathar, loil condition!, and'cultural Also reported by Mr. Mel- yaarAiervleinj lawm In Monmouth County, practical, balanced betwien organic and strich was the purchase of inorganic* constitutnh. Some require lima So whV butd.n yourself with tha difficult ethtri do not. Likawira, taed mixttirai mull taik of building a lawn.whan we at CHIN property at 12 South Terrace, ba'chostn to maat tha environmental litiia- ACMr can do it tha aaiy automated way for New Shrewsbury) by Sgt. and TURF BUILDER HALTS PLUS •ion under which thi planti muir grow. ax*/ lait than it would coit yau to do it Mrs. Fred Batham from Good iead miiturti germinate at a ilow voun.lf Enjoy tha latiifaction of having a North Carolina, Sgt. Batham rate and at leait a year Ii raqiiired to build beautiful lawn thii yaar. Call ut today is' on duty in Vietnam. Mrs, • 15,000 Sq. Ft. • 5,000 Sq. Ft. • fin* lawn. Thertfore, the molt important you will be glad you did. Janls L. Foster, the former Bag $1195 Bag , owner, purchased another —SPRING INTRODUCTORY OFFER — home in Shrewsbury. • Reg. 13.95 • Reg. 14.95 • Prt-emergtnt • Sttd Mr. and Mrs, George J. 11 Crabgrms Control oO% Mtrien Walton from Elizabeth pur- • Fertiliie fc ' • Grub Proof. chased property at 11 Wood- land Ter., Lincroft, from the • Power Aerate • Powti WE WILL SPREAD SCOTTS r Rail -Monmouth County Nation- Matoriali and labor included. al Bank. Mr. Walton is with Bell Labs, Holmdel. Joseph TURF BUILDER and TURF GROWING PROGRAM Gail of The Brook Agency, Atlantic Highlands, sold the LAWN CHEMICALS SPRING LATE SPRING .• Purchase must be $60.00 or more to be eligible! S»»d Weed control FertiliM 2nd pre-emergent Now Is Time lit pre-tmergenr ^crabgrau control To Grub-Proof We Use Scotts Precision Spreader and Guarantee "' crabgrass control Fertiliie ^~~Your Satisfaction or Your Money Back! Power roll Chinch Bug or - FREEHOLD - Beetle grubs that feed on grass Power aerate Fungus control roots will cause extensive BURPEE ORTHO damage if they are not con- SUMMER FALL trolled. This is a good time to ap- Fertiliie 38% UF Reseed ' . " Flower and Liquid Fertilizer Fertlllie ply a grub-proofing treat- Fungus control ment with either chlordane BUY 1 GALLON AT 4.98 and GET Grub-proof Vegetable Seeds Chinch Bug control or dieldrin,. Donald M. Mohr, Power roll senior county agricultural ON A Spot weed control Power atratt agent, advises. Both chlor- MINIMUM NEXT GALLON FOR flane and ^ieldrin arc avail- -*Price Include! All Four Treatment! and Labor and Material able In granular formulations 25% OFF! 5.00 PURCHASE and can be applied Dy using 1 • NO ADDITIONAL CHARGES • a fertilizer spreader. Liquid formulations can Call anytime for FREE lawn analysis and estimate. be applied with a watering can for small areas or a WkFUp quart jar attachment to a RED BANK 747-2183 VALUE-SEHVICX garden hose or a convention- __.*u«Mm«TO__ al sprayer for larger areas. One application of chlor- dane or dieldrin will grub- Or/'ftefll proof your lawn for three to five years, so that yearly LAWHIMVICI Automated Linen Service applications are not neces- Broad St.. Shrewsbury • OPEN SUNDAYS • 747-5555 I * THE DAILY BEGISftlft, Friday, April 4, To avoid the possiMity of —Mow early — before the —Raise the mowing height injuring your lawn with this grass begins to grow actively of your mower back to- V/i or The First Mowing early-season treatment, do —Use a sharp mower. 2 inches for the rest of the this. —Remove the clippings. season. ' FREEHOLD — Rutgers your lawn surface is level treatment, a lawn will stay Beware of Spring lawn specialists and county enough so that your mower brown longer because the agricultural agents are al- won't scalp the high places. new blades must come up through the dead mat. ways talking about keeping Follow the mowing with a You'll notice a difference PROWN'S SPRING oi Lawns your lawnmower set to cut sweeping or raking of clip- especially on lawns that had high — at least l'/S^nches, pings. This will remove the FREEHOLD - A long-last- only the hot ?nd frequently old dead mat of grass left a dense vigorous growth last ing attractive lawn begins dry weather of summer, but This helps to keep it year. Such a condition is with proper establishment of from last year, and the new also must struggle against healthy and rigorous, with green growth will begin to characteristic of Merion adapted lawn grasses. weeds—crabgrass in particu- fewer weeds. show. Kentucky bluegrass lawns, You do not have to be an lar — for survival. Without this early season Dr. Indyk says. • expert, but you should under- If you choose to make a The exception to this is EMESALE stand about and provide a seeding in spring, you should early spring, when you're OUR FAMOUS few simple basic needs to suc- finish before mid-April. eager to see your lawn turn ceed. Chances of success decline green, according to Harry W. rapidly after this date. Indyk, turf management Time of seeding is one of Late spring or early sum- specialist at Rutgers. Before SAMSON the first factors to consider. mer seedings invariably re- new growth starts, you can Spring seedings can be suc- sult in failure. cut: your lawn as short as cessful, but your chances of ALUMINUM Whether seeding in spring thrWfourths of an inch, if -success are much better in or fall, you must provide a COMBINATION WINDOW \. late August or early Septem- properly prepared seedbed. A • ber, the Cooperative Exten- well prepared seedbed, seeded Burke Named • HEAVY DUTY • WHITE j jion Service advises. with a high quality seed mix- Spring seedings face not ture containing at least 75 per A Nuveen Aide • STABILIZER BAR cent Kentucky bluegrass and NEW YORK - Jerome U. • RIGID SCREEN FRAME red fescue will get you off to 'Assistant a good start toward an en- Burke, of Little Silver, N. J., • CHARCOAL ANODIZED WIRE joyable lawn. , has joined Nuveen Corp., • FULLY WEATHERSTRIPPED You can get more detailed brokerage and advisory firm, • CLEANS FROM INSIDE Pastor Is information from your Mon- as an institutional represen- THURS. mouth County Extension Ser- tative. • 15 YEAR PAINT GUARANTEE Installed vice, 20 Court St. Send a Before joining Nuveen, Mr. EVES card with your name and ad- Burke was with Francis I. Du- •TIL 9 P.M. . ._. $ "FREEHOLD — The Rev. dress and "New Lawn" only. pont & Co. in Newark. He SATURDAY >V; ii6i Dr. George D. Munro was in- was graduated from Upsala TIL 5 P.M. ••• ''" stalled as assistant pastor of College in 1954 with a BA in 4 64 the First Presbyterian economics. \.tehurch here. He will assist the senior pastor, the Rev. A former state assembly- man from Essex County, Mr. INSTALLED James R. Memmott, and con- Burke was a member of the Country Touch THREE CREDIT TERMS AVAIUILI ducted the Maundy Thurs- Business Affairs Committee Tht "Country Look" It IAI Faitul ludipt — Easy Chorq* — Prown'i Cradll day celebration of the Lord's and was chairman of the in- Orawiw Dturoting Tnnd In Amtrlca Supper as his first official act terstate relations subcommit- Daily and Sar. 8 A.M.-5:30 P.M. In the congregation. tee. He is a member of the Wednesday and Friday 'til 9 P.M. The Rev. Dr. Munro is for- board of directors of the Es- mer pastor of the First Pres- sex County Cancer Society pTetcAtt€UL ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. T>yterian Church, Chicopee, and a trustee of the Orange Free Delivery — 741-7500 ,; Mass., and is stated clerk of Cerebral Ptlay Association. (y 7? i. Newmea Springs Rd., Red lank Call 741-MOO the Connecticut Valley Pres- bytery. He and Mrs. Munro will reside at 8 Pine Ave. At the installation service, the Rev. Joseph Brady, vice : moderator of the Presbytery The dandelions are coming! of Monmouth, presided and propounded the constitutional questions to the Rev. Dr. ' Munro. The dandelions are coming! Tjifc Rev. Morrison Rider,, Mm. Shirley R. Estty pastor of Pierce Memorial ' Presbyterian Church, Farm- ; lngdale, gave the charge to Mrs. Estey the pastor and the Rev. Har- lan C. Durfee, pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Handles Ads • Church, Middletown, present- ed the charge to the congre- For Mall | gation. The Rev. Paul Soble, RED BANK - Michael R. associate synod executive, al- Gingold, general manager of < «o participated. the Mall, Broad and Moa- . A reception followed, given mouth Sts., has announced . by the Unity Club under the the appointment of Mrs. Shir- J \: direction of Mr. andittrs: Ly- ley W. Estey as director of I £ don Hendrickson. advertising and public ;re)a;v tions for the 26-shop Maffi '•'•' Mr. Gingold said the ap- 11 Symphonette pointment will "mark the be- ginning of making The Mall "Concert Slated an integral, active part of our •• MIDDLETOWN — The wonderful and progressive 1 Rev. William W. Coventry, community." pastor of the Middletown Re- Mrs. Estey was vice presi- >• formed Church, has an- dent, account executive with v nounced that the Hope Col- Lennen and Newell, Inc., ad- . lege Symphonette of Holland, vertising agency in New York •'• Mich., will present a concert City, and fashion director, cqpywriter and account exec- ,' at the church Wednesday at utive with Geyer, Newell and 8 p.m. : Ganger, Inc., also of New The Rev. Mr. Coventry, a. York. graduate of Hope College, iar- ? She was a member of The ; ranged for the orchestra to Fasbion Guild and the Adver- come here. Selections from tising Women's Club of New Mozart, Beethoven, Brahms York. and Copeland will be included Mrs. Estey comes from Bos- ' In the presentation. ton where she was creative The public is invited to the promotion director of Lever p'rogram. Bros., senior copywriter for M. L. Simon Advertising Agency, assistant advertising Be prepared to clobber them, with TurfBwlderPlus2. manager ol Kennedy's Stores, for and copywriter for Wm. Fi- beautiful lene's and Sons. Buy it this month at a real saving Since moving to Monmouth trees County from New York City, Them may not be a yellow dandelion in sight right now. But Mrs. Esteyhas been active as dont let 'cm fool you. They're hiding out And one day soon, a consultant to several New* when' it warms up and your back is turned, thcyll be all over York ad agencies and adver- Scores tisers, as well-as working for thalawn. , APRIL SALE local charities. Thisyearbereadyforthemwhentlicysho«rDp--'witiabag She served on the board of 0fTur£BuilderPlus2. r directors of Monmouth Coun- ty Mental Health. With her , Two jobs done at once husband, Harold, who is mar- Turf Builder Plus 2 keting director of Fine Chem- PIus-2 does two jobs and does both superbly welL First, it wipes icals for Merck Co., she re- out dandelions and a couple of dozen other weeds (including sides on Red Coach Lane, Lo- J cust. chickweed). At the same time, it gives your lawn a full feeding of Turf Builder, the fertilizer that helps grass multiply itself. 2OEF Pretty scon the good grass begins fining in the places where me* and feed* 10,000 *q ft 1*95. April oolr 1195 NMLS Award weeds woi to be. Abo $1 off 5,000 sq ft bagTSSL 6.95 To Thompson Save by buying now MIDDLETOWN - G. 3. 5Of off 2,500 sq ft bag MO, 4.00 Sterling Thompson, president, You can boy Plus-2 any time. But if you buy it this month you •tiBterling Thompson & Associ- can save yourself up to $2 a bag. And Scotts well-known No ROOT ates Inc., with offices here, in Quibbfe Guarantee applies at all times. You must be satisfied' Rumson and Matawan, an- nounces his firm has received with results or youcaahaveyour money back. FEEDER the Northern Monmouth Mul- esNmtera... SC98 tiple Listing Service award wKawtUtl miTD for top real estate agency for L'awes Coal Company HAZLET LINCROFT NEW MONMOUTH „ . Tree* and «hmb» flourish with 1908. lti»h foliage, llowor* bloom with The award, based on the "Shrewsbury—Fair Haven • Swartzel's Farm & Llhcroft Hardware J.M. Hardware • • 657 Newman Springs Road ' desllna color end ilz«. The Roit greatest dollar volume of 47 Leona'rdville Rd. Root Feeder attaches to your (jar- sales among the 31 member Garden Supplies denhoM.terveiloodand mlnarali 645 Holmdel Road " lit solution etralght to the root*. agencies representing 36 of- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 12 Roie Plant Food cartrldooi fices in Northern Monmouth LITTLE SILVER Included. Multiple Listing Service, was Muscle's Watermelon Bar RED BANK ^ On Ml* now at presented at the service's an- HOLMDEL Community Stores nual awards dinner recently & Garden Center 500 Proipect Avenue Hance & Davis at Holiday Inn, Hazlct. The Cerlione's Greenhouses' 26 Shrewsbury Ave, total volume of multiple list- Rout* 36 Highway 35 Little Silver Lumber & ing sales accounted for by the Supply Company Jacobs Hardware " ."• SWARTZEL'S Thompson organization came 15 Sycamore Avenue 273 Shrewsbury Ave, FARM and to $1,909,090. CLIFFWOOD Sterling Thompson & Asso- Holmdel Village Hardware GARDEN SUPPLIES ciates is a member of both Cliffwood Farm Market Rr. 520 S HolmaUI-Keyport Road MIDDLETOWN SHREWSBURY PAINTS and Northern Monmouth and Red Route 35 Bank Area Multiple Listing HARDWARE n The Village Garden Center Monmouth Building Center Services, and exclusive Mon- FAIRHAVIN KEYPORT 24 Cherry Troo Farm Road 777 Shrewsbury -Ave. Holmdel Rd., Hailet mouth County representatives •T for the Gallery of Homes, of- Fair Haven Hardware, Inc. Gales Hardware Co. William H. Potter & Son The Bright Acre 264-2211 fering real estate marketing 752 River Road 26 W. Front Stroet on a local and a national Rod -Hill.. Road Broad Stroot & Quoon Anne Drive level. lff-THE DAILY REGISTER, Fridiy. April 4, 1969 im THE FINEST LAWNS ARE AUTO-LAWNS Nine Sales Announced by MLS Agency BED BANK - The Apple- ant with Seagram's. He and from Dallas, Tex., have pur- velt Circle, Middletown, to ley as a residence for Mr, brook Agency, with offices inv Mrs. Ros reside in Monmouth chased another new house in Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Stan- and Mrs. Thomas Buchanen. Middlelown, Rumson and Hills. Lincroft Farms through J. This sale was also handled by Matawan, reported nine sales Mr. and Mrs. Howard Aron- Robert Warncke. Mr. Lane Is Mr. Finch. WITH FIRST MIRCHANTS in the area covered by Red son have moved from New with Mobile, Oil. Cantata Is DAILY INTEREST Bank Area Multiple Listing York City to 70 Dwight Road Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Service, of which it is a in Middlelown, which they Blumetti from Passalc have Choir to Sing PAID FROM DAY OF member. purchased from Mr. and Mrs. purchased the former home Tonight In DEPOSIT TO DAY OF Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hege- T. Stewart Wilson. Mr. Aron- of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore 'Crucifixion' WITHDRAWAL wald from Chatham pur- son is a partner in the ac- Willner at 277 Harvey Ave., Colts Neck WEST IJONG BRANCH - rVevldlnj o Ut botaMt b counting firm of Stanley Katz chased the former home of Lincroft, through Peter V. W. COLTS NEGK — The pub- John Stainer's "Crucifixion" maintain*)) at tht tnd of tin Mr. and Mrs. Thotnas Vas- & Co. He and Mrs. Aronson Finch. Mr. Blumetti is with will be sung by the senior t have two children. Mrs. Ter- lic is being invited to a can- sar on Markwood Lane in Schering Drug Co. Mr. and tata for Holy Week at the choir of the Lutheran Church 4% Ptr Annum Rumson. Mr. Hegewald is a ry S. Martin was selling bro- Mrs. Willner moved to Oak of the Reformation during the ker. Colts Neck Reformed Church Compounded and Paid buyer for J. C. Penny Co. Hill. at 8 tonight. 7:30 services at the church Mr. and Mrs. Lorimer Quarterly Mrs. Jacqueline D. Lansing „ Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Entitled "Seven Words of tonight. Schofield have sold their Dtpatll* Inmrtd ip to $11,000 of (he Rumson office handled London have moved from Love," the work is by Lloyd William Woolman, organist- house at 79 East Boose- by F.O.I.C. negotiations. lighthouse Point, Fla., to 50 Pfautsch, conductor of the choirmaster, will direct the Auto-Lawn" Mr. and Mrs. Roger Birk Dale Road in Middletown, Southern Methodist Universi- oratorio which will include built by Oak Hill Build- Introductory Offer from Kansas City have ty Choir of Dallas, Tex. solos by Dr. Edward Gerber, moved with their four chil- ers. Mr. London is with here, George Sumrall, Nep- Complete Only... Charles Clowes, organist dren to a new house in Oak I.B.M. Harden L. Crawford and director, will conduct the tune, Ralph Pemmerl, Lin- Hill, built by Oak Hill Build- handled negotiations. croft and Mrs. LaBelle King, All Lerami Art • MIL ANALYSIS senior choir in the presenta- Mmbtr rfr* Mwrw DIFFERENT! • SECO Htt MERfON ers. Mr. Birk is a vice pres- . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Deer tion. Joseph Moreau Jr. will Middletown. Mrs. David Rob- mural DfnV liuuronet Cw». (I Ib. pw LOW m. A.) ident with Nevill Lynch. John inson will be organist. Only AufoLow> have moved with their two read the scripture and the • FERTILIZE 4144 H. Hoeffler handled this sale. children from Union Beach Rev. Samuel La Penta, pas- "CUSTOM 95 t FEKTIUIB 1HH» • POWER AERATI Also reported by Mr. Hoef- to 31 Four Winds Drive, Mid- tor, will render the commen- •LENDS" • POWER ROLL fler was the sale of a lot in dletown, a new house built by taries. FROM T» Your Low* • SPOT WEED the Deepdale section of Mid- Lincroft Farms. Mr..Deer is a Members of the choir are Condition* 24 CONTROL dletown, purchased by Mr. trainer with the New York Medora Eyrich, Mr, and Mrs. O».r 100 Million $q. H. Unlnd and Mrs. Osvaldr Ros from Mets. Harry W. Keely han- H. William Fishkin, Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Anthony DiCe- dled the sale. Henry Hammond 3rd, Mrs. Custom Blending Program sare. Mr. Ros is an account- Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Lane Frederick Idenden, Mrs. Ed- SPRING UOOO V). II. minimum) LATg SUMMgR ward Jaasma, Mary Jane Sttd (3 Lbi. Ptr Complete Weed Parmly, Mrs. John Thomas, IO0C 5q Fl.) Complete • Control William Flock, Frank Van- Pre-Emergenl PostEmerjent Note, J. Arvid Winquist, Mrs. Croti Grass Control Crob Grou Control 216 Bank Branch Only Andrew Applegate, Mrs. Ray- Grub Proofing Chinch Bug Control Spot WMd Control Sod Web Worm mond Bosworth, Mrs. James Fjrilllll <>O-0 Control Gartlan, Mrs. Gabriel Vei> FtrtiMH 20-10-10 Army Worm Control Applications Filed doni, Charles Buck, Carl OF COURSE NOT! Pow»r A«ro1» Fungus Control Dahlbom and William McCul- Power Roll Ftrtllln 4MM loh. ' You cannot make a silk purse from a sow's ear. Nor can you PRINCETON - New Jer- if a banking office js already grow a beautiful lawn with anything but Hue grass seed. EARLV SUMMER Ftrtllln M UP sey banks have filed 216 there. Bergen, Essex, Hud- ComoUtt Wwl- FALL branch applications with su- son, Morris, Passaic, Sussex Patco blends only the finest certified seeds obtainable. Even Control Per Sq. Ft. Seed (1 Lbi. Per pervisory authorities In the and Warren counties make up more... Patco selects varieties which do the baft (mow Chinch Bug Control g Again Society Plans 1D0O Sq. Ft.) past two months according \p the first banking district. local conditions. Prove it to yourselfl Sod Web Worm 7W Lbi. Nitrogen Par Spot Weed control Control Robert C. Forrey, executive Hunterdon, Mercer, Middle- 1000 Sq. Ft. Per Vwr Ftrtllln Briggs, of 46 Crane Ct., Mid- Rosary-Altar Society will hold Services • Power Roll ' here. The activity began with banking district. The third PATCO F.rtlllM 31 UP dletown, N.J., Equitable life its monthly meeting Monday the signing of new branching, banking district includes At- Help it along with a thin blanket of new Automatic Call Bocki Between Assurance Society vice presi- beginning with recitation of merging, and holding com- lantic, Camden, Cape May, Patco Lawn Fertilizer... the only organ* j Each Service No Additional Chorgt dent, has been re-elected pres- the rosary in the church at pany laws by New Jersey Burlington, .. Cumberland, peat base lawn food that adds vital hurnul ;: • For Free Esllmatt and Lawn Evaluation ident of the Building Owners 8:15 p.m. to the soil as it feeds the grass. Governor Richard J. Hughes Gloucester, Ocean and Salem and Managers Association of The Rev. Frank Heinen of on Jan. 17. counties. Greater New York (BOMA). St. Joseph's Catholic Church* 7 Dayi A Wmk The new branching and PHONE 24 Hr.. A Doy Application Mr. Briggs, a former hotel West New York, will be guest merging laws, which go into By districts, the branch ap- management executive, joined speaker. Mrs. Daniel Mc- effect July 17, six months af- plications break down this Equitable in 1055 as second Carthy, Matawan, is program • HAZLET- ter they were signed, provide way: 88 branch applications vice president in charge of the chairman. for three banking-dtstrtets-in- in the first banking district, company's Gateway Center Mrs. Victor Rosa, here/ MIDDLETOWN New Jersey. Both federal 85 applications in the second Complex in Pittsburgh, one of nominating chairman, will *4.95 and state bank supervisory banking district and 43 the first and most successful present the slate of officers authorities are accepting applications in the third urban renewal projects in the for next year. ; branch applications during PATCO PRODUCTS The mawrrtoeh on ».»>•«. banking district. nation. 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Mrs. Martm Luther King Jr. Symbol in Her Own Right By KATHRYN JOHNSON emerged as an independent vate audience with Pope Paul ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) - personality, an eloquent voice VI. Mrs. Martin Luther King Jr., pleading the cause to which From there, she flew to in the year since her hus- her husband gave his life. New Delhi, India, to receive band's assassination, has Strong Will the Jawaharlal Nehru award made his dream hers. She is The strong will that lies be- given posthumously to her becoming a symbol, in her neath the placid calm and husband. own right, of his struggle for dignity of Mrs. King's char- During the ceremonies, a peace and brotherhood. acter was shown soon after group of Delhi University stu- The resolute, attractive 41- his murder, when she said: dents started singing "We year-old widow of the civil "I'm more determined than Shall Overcome," to the ac- rignts leader has created a ever that my husband's companiment of a guitar. series of firsts for women in dream will become a reality.' Mrs. King Joined in singing the -past year — traveling A few. months later, dressed the song so closely associated worldwide in the process. in black, she stood on the with her husband's struggle She has received numerous steps of the Lincoln Memo- for civil, rights, and before it honors for herself and for her rial in Washington where was over, she and Prime Min-. husband and has been busy King, more than five years ister Indira Gandhi were in writing a book about their earlier, made his stirring "I tears. life together. Have a Dream" speech. Mrs. King lives in a simple She also has been caring In London, only a few modest red brick home in At- for their four children. And weeks ago at St. Paul's, Mrs. lanta with her four children, working on plans for a multi- King stood in the same carved Yolanda, 12, Martin Luther million-dollar Atlanta memo- pulpit where her husband III, 11, Dexter, 8, and Ber- NEWCOMER'S BENEFIT rial center honoring King, who preached in 1964. nice, 5. Mrs. George W. Conner, right, president of the ^ was killed by an assassin in Wearing a black academic In a recently remodeled Memphis on April 4, 1968. gown and gold-tasseled mor- oak-paneled basement, five Newcomers' Club of Rumson, Little Silver, The "firsts" include being tar board, Mrs. King stood secretaries daily tackle a vol- Fair Haven and Shrewsbury, presents a check for $435 the first woman to preach at under the 17th century Chris- ume of mail. ' to Mrs. John Knapp, Pair Haven, chairman of the a regular Sunday service in topher Wren dome and told Mrs. King refuses in- John Daniels Memorial Scholarship-Fund. The donation St. Paul's Cathedral in Lon- 2,000 whites and blacks, in- terviews'because they would don; the first non-Italian to cluding her two eldest chil- violate her book publishing w4s made through the proceeds of a four-week receive a "universal love dren: contract, for which she has series of parties given by the Club, which is prize" and the first woman "Many despair at all the received $500,000. The book fostering the sehofarsriip fund for students in the ISLAND THEME "Paradise Isle" is the theme of the annual spring card party and to give the Class Day ad- evil and unrest and disorder will be published in June. She hospital service fund, in memory of Hie late dress at Harvard. in the world today, but I see occasionally issues state- fashion show of the River Plaza Parent Teacher Association, which will be held Wherever Coretta King a new social order and I see ments, however, In printed administrator of Riverrfew Hospital. April 15 at 8 p.m. in the school's all-purpose room, Hubbard Ave. Planners of the goes, she attracts crowds and the dawn of a new day." • form. [Register Staff Photo) •vent are Mrs. Edward Stevens, left, chairman; Mrs. Benedict Grossi, PTA presi- receives ovations? At Verona, Italy, last There have been rumors of ident, and Mrs. Kenneth Nixon, right, decorations chairman. Steintach's will pre- During her husband's life- month Mrs. King accepted a rifts with the Southern Chris- time, she played a strong sup- "universal love prize" — the tian Leadership Conference, sent the fashions. (Register Staff Photo) porting role. But now she has first non-Italian to win it. which her husband founded. Afro-American Fashions The prize is given for ser- But her busy schedule is re- vices to the cause of brother- garded by many as the cause, hood and understanding of her relative inactivity with among races and religions. the organization. To Be Shown atBeriejtt Pork: Reasonable and Plentiful "To me this prize symbol- As a member of SCLC's izes not only the love of man, board, she receives $12,000 a RED BANK - Willowbrook ture plans also will in- Ham for Easter? smoked and cured hams and ping for pork. In high quality ham. Or perhaps you prefer it symbolizes the love of na- year. And she has been ac- Inn, Fair Haven, will be the clude aid in community pro- Fork is now plentiful and bacon, meaty spareribs, pork, the lean has a delicate sausages? tion for nation," she said, in tive in-raising funds for it. setting Sunday, April 27, at 4 grams for young people. reasonably priced, says Mrs. cubed pork for chop suey and uniform rose or grayish pink Luncheon fare could include accepting it. "I pray this spir- And she will join the Hev. p.m. for a dinner and fashion "Fashions of the Day," the Sylvia Meehan, county home other combination dishes and color and a smooth, velvety a ham casserole or a potato- it will pervade-the Vietnam Ralph David Abernathy, now show presented by Young program to be presented at economist. an endless variety of sausages texture. The outside fat is ham salad. Pork can also be peace talks." head of SCLC, 'and others in Women's Auxiliary and Se- the dinner, will feature fash- You can expect to see a in shapes and flavorings de- firm and white. . combined with rice to create Then Mrs. King Mew to an anniversary observance nior Red Circle of the Pil- ions from F'ifth Avenue and host of fresh and cured pork signed to please shoppers. Pork is an excellent source . exotic Cantonese dishes or it's Borne where she had a pri- for King in Memphis today. . grim Baptist Church, Shrews- Afro-American styles. of thlamine, rlboflavin and roasts and chops, flavorful Look for quality when shop- right' at home with baked bury Ave. a niacin. Miss Ruth Hughes is chair- beans. Stuffed pork chops, man of the benefit event, as- High-protein pork is the per- roast pork Hawaiian and Proceeds will benefit the fect menu pleaser any time of $4,200 Budget Is Set Missionary Department's sisted by Miss Ida Palmer, at M. SILBERSTEIN sweet and sour pork are just president of the YWA; Miss the day. At breakfast enjoy a few others of the endless Christian Program. Fu- delicious slices of bacon or Debra Slater, president of the ways pork can be prepared By Marlboro Auxiliary SRC, and Mrs. Synovia for a dinner meal. MARLBORO - A patient Mrs. W. Laird Freeman, Baumler Feted On Simms, who will be fashion No matter how you serve commentator. Philosophy Talk pork, it will be a welcome ad- budget of M,200 was approved Freehold, chairman of the 66th Birthday Set by AAUW ^ dition to your menu. by the executive board of the Vanity Fair shop reported 160 Marlboro Hospital Auxiliary patients received 785 articles RED BANK - Herman SHREWSBURY - "Exis- Mrs. Meehan suggests de- Baumler was honored on the lighting your whole family at its meeting here in the of clothing during the month; ..DANCE.. tentialism in Arts and Values" State Hospital. Norman Gardner, River occasion of his 66th birthday will be the subject of\he by serving: Plaza, chairman of Esquire with a party given by his wife PUT YOURSELF Spanish Pork Chops Largest expenditure of the Saturday in their home at 47 program to be presented by budget is $2,000, earmarked reported 59 patients received Dr. Arthur Szathmary, pro- 6 rib or loin pork chops cut 457 articles. Waverly Place. Entertainment IN THE 1-inch thick for urologic surgery equip- was provided by the four- fessor of philosophy and resi- 1 teaspoon salt ment and three permanent The annual meeting will be SPOTLIGHT dent expert on the philosophy piece combo, The 3 Guys of % teaspoon pepper ,barbeque pits; $500 for Van- held May 14 in the Nurses' Atlantic City and New York. of art at Princeton Univer- •Vt cup catchup ity Fair and Esquire clothing Lounge with Mrs. Orin Whit- sity, Monday, at 8 p.m. at a 1 teaspoon dry mustard shops for underwear, belts, aker, Long Branch, hostess. Mr. Baumler, owner of the meeting of the Northern Mon- Vi cup vinegar . caps, items not donated in Awards for volunteer service Deluxe Taxi Service at Mon- mouth Branch of the Ameri- V, cup water sufficient quantity to meet will be presented. Mrs. Philip mouth and Broad St. for more can Association of University 2 tablespoons sugar patient demands; $500 for Bernheim, Locust, president, than 21, years, was 8$ on Skilled Women here in the Shrews- TO PREPARE: Brown family care kits which are will read a progress report. March 24. • chops in frying-pan and sea- given to each discharged pa- bury Presbyterian Church tient; $200 for music therapy; Attending, were his step- Advice Costs son. Mix catchup and dry TUG FOR FREEDOM daughter, Mrs. Robert Mor- House, Sycamore Ave. The $150 to occupational therapy; • Ballet • Tap and the public is invited to attend as mustard and spread on chops. $250 to recreation therapy. When ready to "up anchor", gan Sr. and husband, of Jack- Will Really Dr. Szalhmary explores, Combine vinegar, water and All monies are used to carry start your motor and run son, and their son, Gary; Mr. • Toe • Acrobatic sugar and pour over chops. on Auxiliary activities. ahead slowly toward the an- and Mrs. Edward Hansen, • Baton • Jazz through slides, the influence Cover and simmer 45 minutes. stepson and daughter-in-law, of values on the arts. chor, stowing the anchor line Makes six servings. George Reid, Rumson, as you proceed. If you can't of Willingboro, and their CHILDREN to ADULTS membership chairman, an- free the anchor easily from daughter Patti, and Robert M. SPECIAL TOTS CLASSES nounced Mrs. Martin Ruth- the bottom, continue running Morgan Jr., grandson, and his ford, Cream Ridge, as a new ahead slowly until you feel it wife, of BayviUe. Other mem- Leah Mauer member. come loose. bers of the family who were SCHOOL OF DANCE Rumson Reading Institute guests were Mr. and Mrs 37 EAST FRONT STREET « Rann«y icfioot George Abbott, Brooklyn, N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs. An- RED BANK thony Maemurur I-akewood. 747-9552 after-fchool supplementary clistes In SATURDAY DAY CAMP GROUP 7 TO 13 YEAR OLD BOYS Enrtr Any Saturday Starting April 12 ID June 7 READING - ENGLISH - MATH fXPERT COACHING INSTRUCTIONS IN ... PRIVETERA^S FLORIST M. Silberstein Inc. First Grade through College ' Baseball-Basketball-Bowling-Golf 483 HARDING RD., RED BANK . . . AND OTHER ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES "CONSULTING ASSISTANCE" } Indoor Plair Arto • Individually Inttmctid by Coorh Our Vlllo- •lento, Director of Alhl.llci ond Phyilcol Dlnctor Aibury Port High 747-1443 School, and Stall ol Exnrl CoocliM. " Rugs Slipcovers Lamps Draperies 235 Hopo Rd., New Shrewsbury 542-4777 S SATS. $25.00 — 2 SATS. $12.00 TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED — For Information Call. . . ALL EASTER FLOWERS Vi PRICE Wallpaper Tables Furniture Bedspreads SEASHORE DAY CAMP SPECIAL ON EASTER LILIES 21-23 MECHANIC ST. 741-1762 RED BANK RUSSELL G. RANNCY OCEAN AVINUE, WEST END 222-1 ta 50c EACH BLOOM Jot* Clttodlno, Physical Dlr., II Y«» al Aibury Park H.S. DIRECTOR (lumimr fay Camp AiMoimuntmt to Follow) ALL FLOWERS GROWN I ials Are Announced TEEN FORUM THE DAILY FKGISTF.R, VriiUy, ApnJ 4, I9M—13 Pity Not Enough y Engagements By JEAN ADAMS -him won't be easy. He is go- *' KEYPORT - Miss Kath- Diego Padilla Jr. was ring HANDICAP: Cutnmings * < Donna Fergussoa) wants me to \>-' (A.) No matter what" the Conners. He is the son pf Lt. Col. (USA-ret) and, Mrs. tell them I will refuse to see commercials say, dandruff. Lawrence P. Connors, 57 Kings Road, Little Silver, N. J. BED BANK — Miss Viola Mr. and.'Mrs. Eugene Hart, them until they accept him. can be really rough on some A June wedding is planned. Jane Cummings,. daughter of the bride's brother-in-law and DeLuda-Fergusson We are so in love with each people. . Mr. and Mrs. James Cum- other and hope to marry soon. First, use a dandruff sham- Miss Boone, a 1966 graduate of Granby High School, sister, attended toe couple. is a candidate for,a BA degree in English from the Uni- mings ST., 22 Taylor Place, I'm 19 and he's 20; - A poo. I'm sending you the The bride is a graduate of RED BANK - Miss Don- groom, carried the bridal Header in Chicago. name of a -very effective one. versity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, in June. • Eatontown, was married here na LaVerne Fergusson be- gown train.- •Sunday to HoweU W. Harris Monmouth Regional High (A). Your parents are with- Second, stay away from dark Ens. Connors was a 1964 graduate of Red Bank (N. J.) School, and attended Patter- came the bride of Carmine in their rights to oppose your clothes until you've won out. High School, and received a BA degree in English from Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Har- Michael DeLucia Jr.,' Satur- John Kinneman was the ris, 26 Garden Place, New son Nursing School, Ft. Mon- best man. Ushers were Wil- going with your friend. When Even when you do get rid of Duke University, Durham, N. C. He is undergoing- training day, here in the First Bap- they make fun of him they Shrewsbury. mouth. She is employed at liam Klatt and Russell Mild- the stuff, put something over as a naval flight officer in Training Squadron 29, Corpus Monmouth Medical Center. tist Church. are not. your shoulders or remove Christi, Tex. The Rev. Henry L. Morgan, enberg, Paul Bitterly, and The Rev. Richard Shaw, James DeLucia, brother of You must decide one big your coat when you comb pastor of the Pilgrim Baptist Her husband was a grad- thing for sure before you your hair. It's almost impos- Church, officiated at the cere- uate of the same high school pastor, of Emanuel Baptist the bridegroom. Dwight De- Lucia, also a brother of the marry this boy — that is sible to comb any type of Bassett-Ludwig ' mony held in his home at 65 and attended the College of Church, Atlantic Highlands, bridegroom, was ring bear- that you love him and don't hair, even when it's spark- HOUSTON, Tex. - Mr. and Mrs. Roy Frederic Ludwig W. Sunset Ave. Artesia in New Mexico. officiated. er. , just feel sorry for iim. ling clean, without getting a of Houston; announce the engagement of their daughter, A reception was held in»the. The couple will reside in The parents of the-couple Remember, your life with few specks on clothes. Miss Sara Lynn Ludwig, to John Gibbs Bassetf, son of Masonic Hall. Long Branch. are Mr. and. Mrs., Filmore A reception was held in the Mr. and Mrs. John Jewett Bassett, 72 Navesink Ave., Rum- A. Fergusson, 39 Park Drive, Keyport First Aid Building. son, N. J. A late spring wedding is'planned. Middletown, and Mr. and The couple will reside in Long McPhersori'Huff Mrs. DeLucia, 108 Forest Branch. The bride and the Retarded Young Adults Miss Ludwig, wflose father is in corporate engineering management for Dow Chemical Company, is a graduate of Ave., Keansburg. bridegroom are 1968 gradu- BL00MF1ELD - Miss Ju- Pherson, fbrother, of -the Leipin (Switzerland) American School and attended Michi- Maid of honor was Miss Di- ates of Keyport High School. dith Huff, formerly of Mata- bridegroom; Robert Hilperts, gan State University. •. ' ane Elliott. The bridesmaids They are freshman at Mon- wanj was married to Thom- and Fred Lampert. mouth College. v Training Plan Available Mr. Bassett, who is completing his junior year at the as F.. McPherson Saturday were the Misses Catherine , A reception was held in the RED BANK - Mentally re- school classes in Red Bank, Wharton School of Finance and Commerce, University of here in Sacred Heart Church Heery and Pamela Seyforth, Mrs. DeLucia, a member Pennsylvania, is a graduate of Phillips Exeter Academy. Friar Tuck Inn, Cedar Grove. tarded young adults who are Asbury Park and Freehold, at a Nuptial Mass. Carol O'Brian, and Roseann of the National Honor Society, His father is'the director of European and African opera- The couple will reside in DeLucia, sister of the bride- not likely candidates for em- Day Care programs In Red Parents of the couple are is employed by Sears, Mid- tions of American Cyanaroid Co. : Parsippany. groom. Joy DeLucia was flow- dletown, and her husband is ployment in the community Bank and Asbury Park, shel- Mr. and Mrs. Miller W. Huff, or a sheltered workshop have tered workshop In Long Geln Ridge, and Mr. and Mrs." Mrs. McPherson is a 1964 er girl and Janis DeLucia, employed at Lily-Tulip, Holm- graduate of Matawan Region- both sisters of the bride- del. the opportunity to participate Branch, Summer Day Camp Wilson-Simdne Thomas H. McPherson, Riv- in a full time daily program and social service. er Edge, o al High School. She was grad- ALLENHURST - Mrs. Alda Simone, 300 Cedar Ave., uated from' Glassboro State in, the training and activity Miss Sharyn Huff was center program operated by has announced the, engagement of her daughter, Miss College and is a member of Mary Lou Simone, to Navy Petty Officer 2.C Robert D. maid of honor for her sister. Wilsou'Webster the Monmouth County Asso- Also attending the bride were the faculty at the Montville Wilson Jr., son of Mr. aild Mrs. Wilson, 152 E. River Road, elementary school. ciation for Retarded Children Wins Rumson. Miss Dana Pfeifer, and Mrs. • LINCROFT - Mrs. Sandra pastor of the Iincroft United In Red Bank. Miss Simone is employed at the .Work Opportunity Cen- Susan Appelget. Miss Janet , Mr. McPherson attended Webster of 102 Parkview Ter. Presbyterian Church, offi- Tailored to meet the indi- ter, Long Branch,. Her fiance is stationed at Norfolk, Va. Huff, sister of the bride, was Syracuse University and is was married March 17 ciated. junior bridesmaid. continuing his studies in ac- to David R. Wilso.i of Hialiah, vidual needs of the students, State Mrs. Wilson is the widow of the program seeks to main- Edward Mauthe was best counting at Fairlelgh Dickin- Fla. the late William E. Webster man. Ushers were Bruce Mc- son University, Teaneck. tain and develop skills pre- The Rev. Harold Turner, Jr. viously learned in the train- Contest Auxiliary Marks able classes and it seeks to develop further the areas of FREEHOLD — Miss Jeanne 48th Anniversary ANN LANDERS self-fcare and independence, Kohnnan. of Morganville, socialization and use of com- sponsored by the Monmouth MIDDLETOWN — The La- sented a 25-year bracelet by dies' Auxiliary of the Fair tylrs. Anna MulvQul and the munity resources. Court House Chapter of the Daughters of me American Haven Fire Co. celebrated its firemen presented the women Under the direction of Mrs. Revolution, took first place 48th anniversary at a dinner with flowers. Edgar Beanum, Fair Haven, honors in tte Girl Scout class in the Cobblestones. the program becomes a life of the Girl Homemakers, a Plus Points for Working Ga Mrs. William Lang, Mrs. Lakeridge Club for those mentally retarded state contest. Pat Luker and Mrs. Clifford Dear Ann: I'm a man who Dear Ann Landers: A cover some interesting and Ann Landers will be glad young adults who need a su- Grimmer were members of To Elect Slate would like to sound a word Miss Kohnnan, a member mother who Identified her- useful facts about herself. — to help you with your prob- pervised life away from the the planning committee. Mrs. of warning to wives every- of Cadette Troop 361 of Marl- MATAWAN - The Lake- self as "a person of modest E. K. I • • lems. Send them to her in home during the day, who Bernard Dupree was in charge where] Including my own. boro Township, was one of ridge Garden Club of Madison means with five children to Dear E. K.f You are right. care of this newspaper, en- need to be directed to .useful two girls from the troop who of entertainment, which was a Recent statistics indicate Township will meet Thurs- support" wrote about her 16- Your thinking went deeper, closing, a self - addressed, activity and to participate on entered the contest. She won - series of dance exhibitions by that one one' third of Ameri- day, at 8:30 p.m. in the Mag- year-old daughter keeping than mine. Taking your point' stamped envelope. their own level in a social first place with a party dress students of the Leah Mauer ca's working force is female. nolia Inn. Mr. and Mrs. Ru- steady company wjth "a big one step further, I'd like to situation. of blue print voile, which she Dance Studios. In my own office there are Dear Ann Landers: I'm an dolph Kluis of Kluis Nurser- fat kid who, after raiding the add another thought. The girl' Assisting Mrs. .Beanum is modeled at Awards Day in at lea^t five attractive wom- unwed mother who would like Students who performed ies, Marlboro, will show refrigerator, opened her who is so insecure that she Mr. Richard Lackman, Ocean- Trenton. She is the daughter en who are getting to look to wring your neck. For the were the Misses June Iglay, slides and talk about some purse and took out all the . will let a boy mooch dimes port, Mrs. Pauline Walker, of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kohr- better to me every day. Be- dimes, which he saves." The 20th time you ran a letter ex- Debby Bartosh, Geraldine unusual evergreens that can from her will eventually give Bridle, and Mrs. Cora Douty, man and is an eighth grade Maisnik, Dawn Bradley, Susan be grown in this area. cause} • •. '.i money is the girl's allowance, him something much more pressing your rotten opinion that it is best to give an cut- Red Bank. student in the Central School, Konccny, Dianna Gregg, Rob- The nominating committee My wife is'either too tired and the mother wanted to valuable than money. Wickatunk. in and Suzanne Sole, Sabina will 'present the slate of offi- or she sits up until 2 a.m. %ow what to do about it. of-wedlock child up for adop- Other services offered by Dear Ann: Why is a man tion. For the 20th time my the association include prc- She was accompanied to the and Cathi Eastmond, Maria cers to be voted on by the watching TV and by the time /Ybu answered, 'It's the who wears women's clothes mother handed me your col- Awards Day by her mother Richards, Cathy Wentzell, membership. she gets to "•girl's allowance to do with and Mrs. John H. Lyle, regent Donna Herring, Joan Lem- Plans for the Saturday, bed I've .a transvestite but a woman umn, \ as she pleases." Then you who wears men's clothes is Newcomers of the Monmouth Court Chap- ming and Lyhne West. May 10, Flower Sale also given uo, added, mildly, "It is YOUR My child's father couldn't ter. **Mrs. Alex Doughty was pre- will be discussed. hope an| considered stylish? — Salem, responsibility, however, to Ohio marry me (he was married) Feature Sale gone to point out that the boy lacks but promised to pay support.- sleep. Or, character." You missed the Dear Salem:" Have you Well, Jie turned out to be a At Luncheon .she has a boat, Ann. If the girl had looked lately? Men are now liar and I've had a rough backaeher*—earned the money, she could wearing long hair, ruffled time. But what am I sup- * LITTLE SILVER. - The headache, an then do as she pleased with shirts, velvet pants, fur coats posed to do now? Drown the Newcomers Club of Rumson, earache. Or it. A high school girl's allow- — and they aren't transvest- kid or give him away like a Fair Haven, Little Silver and she's getting ance is supposed to be spent ites. The blurting of the sexes dog? — No Fan Of Yours Shrewsbury «ill hold a white is what's happening, Baby. elephant sale at a luncheon LANDERS a cold. Or on expenses. It should also FOR FABULOUS FASHION FINDS • I'm getting teach her to handle money. 'Drinking may be "in" to Dear No Fan: At this point, meeting Tuesday in the Lin- • cold, Or — the children are If she abuses the allowance tlie kids you run with — but you love him and make the croft Inn. Mrs. James E. Des- still up, Or she's expecting a it should be discontinued. it can put you "out" for best possible home for him. mond and Mrs. Walter Rail long distance call from her keeps; You can cool it and. But at the time you made the both of Little Silver, are The real question is, why chairmen of the event. Assist- mother. Or, she's mad at does this girl feel so inade- stay * popular. Read "Booze decision to keep the child you Dramatic Savings and You — For Teen-Agers should have realized that a ing on the committee are Mrs me for something I said last quate she is willing to cater James Ingle, Fair Haven, and night.-!-" ; ~to a moocher? What is she Only." Send 35 cents in coin cheat could also be a liar. and a long, self-addressed, Mrs. Robert Steers, Mrs. Recently you printed a col- paying him' for? When the Dear Ann Landers: Flease James Scattaglia, and Mrs Special Purchase girl is directed to look into' stamped envelope with your umn and suggested that a request. see what you can do to make Chester Blakelock of Little few wives

By FLORENCE BRUDER of services Is the culmination He wants to show the par- den, and George Castleman, BED BANK — The portals of dedicated work eitending ish's tangible appreciation to vestryman and program of Trinity Episcopal Church from Monmouth County to members of other denomina- chairman of the reconstruc- on W. Front St. •will swing Europe and the Pacific. tions and far-flung organiza- tion drive, proudly carry on open tor worship on Sunday The Holy Eucharist will be tions who have aided Trinity the ideals of their predeces- at 7 a.m. for the first time celebrated at 7 a.m. followed in its tremendous rebuilding sors. h 373 days. by the Holy Eucharist with program. Devoted Congregation It will mark the first regu- choir at 8 and 9:30 and Easter The heartbreaking fire of Truth, beauty, education lar service at the church Choral Eucharist at 11 a.m. a year ago was discovered by and community involvement since a sweeping fire ravaged The Church School Festival a Red Bank patrolman at marked all the years served the 119-year-old landmark last Service will be held at 4 p.m. 1:55 Easter Sunday afternoon by nine rectors. During that Easter afternoon. After each service, there when worshippers and Father time, renovations, changes It will punctuate a story of will be conducted tours of the Best had left following the 11 and improvements were con- courage, confidence and church and parish iiall, and a.m. service. stantly made, and when Fa- community effort. the church will be open to Alex Rogel, fire chief at the ther Best came in 1953, he The reconstruction of Trin- all visitors between 2:30 and time, estimated the blaze orig- found a devoted and gener- ity has been going on in 3:30 p.m. inated in a basement choir ous — and growing — con- many areas in the past year Canon Charles H. Best, the room near the center of the gregation. — and Sunday's full schedule rector, wants it this way. block-long structure. " Under his supervision, the 17'/2-Hour Battle parish house was construct- ed in 1958 and a major church It was 17'/2 hours before 250 expansion, necessitated by firemen and 30 pieces of the rapid expansion of popu- equipment had the fire under lation in Monmouth County, control — the building was in was completed in 1964. ruins. But not so the spirit of Father Best and his people. At that time, the corner- stone laid in the expansion of Five days later, with the 1868 was found, bearing an spontaneous aid of friends of original document by FatWr all faiths and persuasions, the Dunnell. It was placed 4n its 1,000 communicants of Trin- original position, together ity moved the chalice and with the stone of 1964. paten which had been saved by Father Best from the And when the cornerstone fire, with other significant IRREPLACEABLE WINDOW — Father Best stands in RESURRECTION — Trinity Episcopal Church, West is laid for the rebuilding of items of warship, to the Mys- front of 60-year-old Good Shepherd window by Tif- Front St., Red Bank, will open for regular worship 1969, Father Best made it very clear that it will bear tic Brotherhood Lodge, 152 fany Which firemen saved in last year's Easter Sunday Easter Sunday morning after being restored from Maple Ave., which was to be- the names of all who, in a come the seat of worship for blaze at church. fire's ruins by rector, parishioners and friends. great or small way, contrib- the Episcopal congregation uted to the past year/s heroic our mimeographing and fold- of this week, the carpeting One example of a fund-rais- for the entire year. praise and thanks to the Ris- effort. ing for the campaign was laid yesterday, the public ad- ing event was the night the en Lord, who also helped The Canon has made good Father Best and the men, done in their offices, any hour dress system installed today, owners of the Mill House them rise from what could his word of last April when, women and children under of the day or night." and the splendid doors open Restaurant, Middletown, who have-been despair. directly after the fire, he re- his charge immediately went He said, in addition to In- again for worship and service are not members of Trinity, Such is not the tradition of sponded to a reporter's ques-.. to work planning the recon- terest and contributions from Sunday morning'. donated their accommoda- Trinity, however. Historical tion about rebuilding with the struction of Trinity on the site members of every denomi- To delineate the painstak- tions to a committee staging records are indicative of over words, "We've done it before. it had occupied since 1850. nation in the immediate area, ing and energetic efforts of a benefit .dinner which at- a century of growth and wis- I guess we can do it again." Gratitude Expressed help came from all over the the rector and his people in tracted 500 persons. 4- dom. As an editorial in The Today, Father Best had world, from Hawaii to En- their vital project is not Another is the fact that Le The Rev. William N. Dun- Daily Register at that time particular words of gratitude gland. necessary — those who know Teendezvous, New Shrews- nell was first rector when the noted, "We're certahythey to the Masons, to Msgr. Em- Locally, he cited the Red the history of Trinity, its pas- bury teen club, was given by church became organized as can. There is little left of the met A. Monahan of St. Bank First Aid and Rescue tors and parishioners, have its owner as site of a sale a separate parisji from Christ church, but, after all, the James Catholic Church, who Squad, in whose building on always been impressed with and auction sponsored by the Church Shrewsbury. The Christian Church was found- opened his facilities for Trin- Spring St. the church's Wom- the service it has rendered Women's Guild, to raise nec- year was 1859. The church ed on a rock." ity parish meetings, to the en's Guild held continuous the community. essary funds. had been consecrated in 1851 So, wealthy in history and First Baptist Church for its meetings all year. Within two weeks of the Such activities have trans- and known as Trinity Chapel. healthy in spirit, one of Red VALIANT RECTOR — The Rev. Canon Chalet H. significant contribution and to So it was with the deter- fire last Easter, business was pired all year. The result will With the Installation of Bank's major houses or wor- Best, who has directed reconstruction work at Trinity John Bolduc and the Red mination of the parishioners, going on as usual in a con-' be Sunday's festival opening Father Dunnell, the first war- ship reopens Sunday to the Episcopal Church, smiles amid workmen's ladders as Bank Community Chamber of sustained by outside support, struction site trailer set up as when worshippers in their dens and vestrymen were joyous hymns of Easter and Commerce, who were, as the that the furniture was put in- an office at the White St. end Easter finery will gather in named. Today, such men as the thankful voices of the com- finishing touches are made. (Register Staff Ffliotos) rector put it, "terrific — all to the building the early part of the property. their rightful home to give Matthew Lyon, senior, war- munity. Fire Rules Code Not Set THEDMY JJFrTQTJTJi Memorial Service For Action • FREEHOLD — "No, the Borough Council will not be RED BANK, N.J., FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1969 —15 In Red Bank For Dr. King ready Monday to introduce an ordinance changing Fire RED BANK - Memorial Community Center here, a Rev. Joseph W. Scott of Red Department membership services will be held Sunday member of the executive com- Bank, pastor of the Shiloh •rules," said Mayor John I. in Marine Park for the Rev. mittee of the National Con- Baptist Church of Manasquan, Dawes yesterday. "* Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. ference of Christians and and the Rev. Frank Williams, "It was a misunderstand- who was killed a year ago Jews, a board member of the pastor of Trinity AME Zlon ing," said the mayor, refer- today in Memphis, Terni. '- -Family and Children's Ser- Church of Long Branch. ring to published reports, at The Easter service will be- vice of Monmouth County, Mrs. Aggie L. Dixon, chair- least one of which said the gin at 3 p.m. in the riverside vice president of the Inter- man, announced that Miss ordinance would not only be park where thousands of area Denominational Ministerial Wilhelmina Times of Long introduced, but adopted. residents gathered last year Alliance of Neptune, a mem- Branch and Miss Rondi Lane . But the mayor said' an ordi- to eulogize the slain leader of der of the National Associa- of the Monmouth Yojuth Ethi- nance will be introduced this non-violence. tion for the Advancement of cal Youth Group will speak month. "We all agree we've . Dr. King's voice will be Colored People of Asbury on Dr. King's influence on got to get It off the ground. heard at the service when Park and Neptune and a youth. In addition, Willie I'm sure we'll present it the three of his recorded sermons member of the Asbury Park Duke of Red Bank and Rich- second meeting -in April will be played. Rotary Club. ard Brown of Cliffwood will (Monday, April 21)." Guest speaker at the first . Also participating in the sing Dr. King's, favorite Mayor Dawes said Council- songs. man Walter Kozloski, fire anniversary service will be program will be the Rev. Rob- commissioner, and his' assis- the Rev. Verner R. Matthews, ert P. Ball, pastor of Calvary The service, sponsored by :tant, Councilman. August Dae- pastor of the Second Baptist Baptist Church of Red Bank; Concerned Citizens of the Red sener Jr., will both be out of Church of Asbury Park. the Rev. C.P. Williams, pas- Bank Area, will be held at Rev. Mr. Matthews is a tor of the Second Baptist River Street School here fa town Monday night.." - Dr. Martin Lather Furthermore, a final ver-' member, of the board of the Church of Long Branch; the case of rain. sion has not yet been agreed .- upon, The mayor said the matter might be discussed in the caucus session Monday Jetport Unit night, but there will probably 2 Freehold Councilmen . have to be a special council Is Set Up meeting later, when Mr. Koz- loski and Mr. Daesener can CAREER DAY — Frank Porter, president of Red Bank Rotary Club, rings the MARLBORO - " Mayor Charles T. McCue has be present bell symbolizing the start of a "Career Day" luncheon meeting, sponsored by the 1 appointed three persons to a Running; Mayor Delays Mr. Dawes said the' mea- club in the • Molly Motor Jnn., for the benefit of area high school , sure was first sent by the jetport study committee and dents. With Mr. Porter are from left, Allan Frederick, 17, a senior at Rumson- asked Township Council to council to the New Jersey FREEHOLD - Council "It's important to get some- county steering committee Fair- Haven Regional High School; Margaret Schissler, 17, a junior at Red Bank appoint one of its members Civil Rights Division, which as soon as possible to com- •President Edward M. Lewis body from the western part will not meet until the ques- sent back its version. Catholic High School, and Stephen Hall, 14, a freshman at Red Bank High School. plete the group. Jr. and Councilman Walter of the county in the legisla- tion of legislative redistricting "We reviewed it and made . .. • * (Register Staff Photo) J. Kozloski will both seek re- ture. This is the part that's is settled. a new version and sent it to The mayor appointed election, Sam Crawford, Dem- really growing." 1 "We don't know if the pri- the Fire Department. They James Dore, vice .chairman ocratic chairman, said yes- Mr. O'Connor, borough at- of the industrial commis- mary will be June 3, June 24 sent back their version ... .terday.' torney, has received the en- or next September," he said. "I have not ascertained if sion; Leonard Baird, zoning But the question of who dorsement of the Democratic Mr. Crawford said Mr. O'- the whole Fire Department officer and Bennett Leader- Fetes Students man, a trustee of the Mon- will run in the mayoralty Club, as have Mr. Lewis and Connor's candidacy has "the voted on it. We have to find race here remains un- Mr. Kozloski. blessing of some of the top out if this is the final docu- mouth Heights at Marlboro answered. Trio Endorsed Democrats in the county." ment. Civic Association. Republican Mayor John I. All are certain to be en- GOP's Not Ready "We'll send it to the divi- Council president Walter C. Dawes, who won his first dorsed by the borough's Grubb Jr, said he will con- The borough's Republican sion for their comments, and At 'Career Day' Event election by 200 votes two Democratic executive com- then we'll introduce an ordi- sult other councilmen at the chairman, Theodore Naroza- years ago, said he would rath- mittee, said Mr. Crawford. ' nance." caucus session. nick, .said he has ''no infor- RED BANK — Approxi- of participants as well as an Hoops, superintendent of Red er not announce., his plans Both of the councilmen are mation available at the mo- The department was mately 35 students from area increase in dollars spent in Bank Schools, was program "No action will be taken, charged with discrimination until he can hold a press con- seeking their second three- ment. high schools yesterday attend- the field. He also • described chairman. certainly, before next Thurs- ference. year terms. last summer and the Con- day (at the council "We were supposed to have ed , the "Career Day" lun- the latest developments and Guests were Earl Garri- "I have certain feelings I Mr. Crawford said he has cerned Citizens of Greater cheon sponsored by the Red meeting)," Mr, Grubb said. a meeting Monday night, but research ta the field. son, county superintendent of want to make known at the "high hopes" for Mr. O'Con- too many people couldn't Freehold took the matter to Bank Rotary Club, in the In his letter to the council, The meeting was conduct- schools, and Donald Hoag- time I announce my deci- nor's candidacy, but the come. We'll get together in tlie Civil Rights Division last Molly Pitcher Motor Inn. ed by Frank Porter, club land, county superintendent of Mayor McCue said, in part: ! fall. sion," the mayor said. another few days," he said. Represented ' were Red president. Dr. Robert, C. vocational schools. "Increasingly, public atten- Pair Considered It is not known whether for- Bank High School; Red,Bank tion "is being drawn to pro- Mr. Crawford said James 13 Candidates Catholic High School and Hearing Set mer Mayor Fred Quinn will posals for the creation of a Mancini, president of, the seek re-election as assessor. Rumson Fair Haven Region- major new jetport in New File in Asbury al Jligh School. Eight Enter Council Race Unitsd Democratic Club, who Mr. O'Connor, vice chair- Jersey, perhaps in the south- lost to Mayor Dawes the last For Chief ASBURY PARK - Thir- Earlier, eacfi student ac- KEANSBURG - Eight Ave. and Mrs. Jane Boman western Monmouth County ar- man of the borough's Demo- time, and Councilman Tobias SEA BRIGHT - A spokes- teen candidates have filed companied a sponsoring club candidates including incum- of Broander Place. ea. In view of some of the cratic executive committee, H. Mayer are being consid- man for the mayor and coun- here for the City Council member to his place of busi- bent members of Borough Running independently are prtposed locations, and their was western Monmouth coor- ered as Democratic mayoral cil yesterday said that Police posts to be filled at an elec- ness. Students were thus ex- Council will vie for three Board of Education member obvious relevance to Marl- dinator of the 1967 county candidates. Chief Gerald D. Cranmer has tion here May 13. posed to the actual operation council scats in the May Mrs. Elizabeth Connelly and boro's key geographic situa- campaign. Councilman Alfred E. Sand- been charged with conduct All the incumbents, Mayor of a business in which they election. Patsy J. Acconzo Jr. of 77 tion, it is imperative that Mr. O'Connor, 34, is a part- unbecoming a police officer Frank Rowland and council- might be interested as a ca- Incumbent Mayor Leonard Beaconlight Ave. Mr. Acconzo proper study be made . . . ers, a former council presi- ner in the law firm of Ditt- • that is detrimental to Ihc ser- men Joseph F. Mattice, As- reor. i S. Bellezza and Councilmen lost a bid for a .scat on the "Accordingly, I am joining dent who has served on the mar, Dittmar, Goldberg, Cer- vice. cenzio R. Albarelli, Henry J. Dr. Robert Worthington, as- Alphonsus McGrath and Harry Board of Education in Feb- with officials in other munic- council five years, said he rato and O'Connor, 1 Court- Vaccaro and Edward It. En- sistant state commissioner of Graham, who filed petitions ruary when lie was beaten by ipalities who have moved to had also been offered the Chief Cranmer has been house .Square, and is a mem- glish, will be vying for re- education in charge of'voca- several weeks ago, will run as Incumbent Joseph Davis by create study groups . . . chance to run for mayor by suspended pending an investi- Ixir of the Monmouth, New election. tional education, was the a slate for the four-year two votes. "I will ask this now com- the Democrats. gation. Jersey and American Bar As- Others running arc Bernard guest speaker.! ' terms. In May, 1905, Mayor Hcl- mittee to establish contact "They asked me to run. I'd At a special meeting of the sociations. L. Greenberg, Howard B. Es- Dr. Worthingtvn reviewed Former mayor Louis T. lczza and Councilmen Mc- witli similar committees love to, but I can't," Mr. Sun- mayor and council Wednes- He is a Navy veteran and a telle, Raymond Kramer, Wil- federal legislation on voca- Collichio officially threw his Gralli and Graham garnered which have been organized in ders said. day, a public hearing on the member of St. Rose of Lima lie J. lliimm, James M. Cor- tional education and stressed hat-into the ring yesterday 1,094, 1,054 ;ind 982 votes re- adjacent communities and to "Now that Richard O'Con- charges was scheduled for Catholic Church and its Holy rubia, and, as a slate with Mr. the two-fold expansion in the when his petitions were filed spectively, defeating incum- begin to analyze the informa- nor is going to run for the Saturday, April 19, at 10 a.m. Name Society. Vaccaro and Mr. English, field, before the 4 p.m. deadline.' bents Martin C. Lohscn and tion and material which is Assembly, I'm working as in borough hall. Mr. O'Connor and his wife, jbcorge Rrucker, George Ska- He said that during the Joining Mr. Collichib's ticket '1/. Kdwnrd Kinlin, who polled beginning to reach us con- llard us 1; can, [full time, for Police ('.apt. John Carmody Nicole, and their four chil- te and George W. McNa- past five years there has been will be newcomers Laurence 88S and 83(i votes respective- cerning proposals for a jet- that. Thai's where my inter- Is temporarily in charge of dren reside at 17 Lawrence mara Jr. both an increase in numbers McDermott of 102 Haritan port." est lies at the moment. the department, Place. h li-THE DAILY REGISTER Friday, April 4, 1969 Rough Stuff Is Dominating Hockey Playoffs

By ASSOaATED PRESS Montreal whipping New York themselves to one scrap, carried the play to the Cana- part. Ted Green, John Mc- Louis triumph over Philadel- the thumb for protesting too Fight Night, alias the Na- 5-2, St. Louis routing Philadel- which produced two majors. diens from the outset and Kenzie, Ken Hodge, Ron Mur- phia. Bill McCreary, Larry much on a goal by lA's tional League playoffs, will phia 5-0 and Oakland talcing Before the game, veteran held a 2-1 lead before the sec- phy and Phil Esposito got the Keenan, Red Berenson and Howie Menard. Ted Irvine other goals. Terry Gray were the other resume on four new fronts Los Angles 4-2. forward Forbes Kennedy of ond period explosion. also scored for the Kings. tomorrow and the games are Toronto was suspended indefi- Bobby Rousseau, Yvan "They deserve the credit scorers. The first three scries stand PLAYOFF PICTURE expected to last at least (50 2-0 while the Seals and Kings nitely for knocking down a Cournoyer and Jean Beliveau more than I da," said goalie Both benches cleared in the minutes if enough players can are 1-1. Weekend games are linesman during an opening tallied during Montreal's sec- Gerry Cheevers of his team- second period during a stick- Eastern WTIIIM Montreal 3, Ntw York S, Montreal keep from getting thrown nut. scheduled in Toronto, New night brawl with Boston goalie cond-period rally, while rookie mates. "Our defense played waving incident that saw leidi bert-of-T series, 2-0 The first eight games, York, Philadelphia and Los Gerry Cheevers. NHL Presi- Christian Bordeleau scored in super. The wings came back Philly's Ed Van Impe eject- Boaton T, Toronto 0, Boetcn laidl fast every time. Everybody best-o(-7 sertei, 2-0 "played Wednesday night and Angeles. dent Clarence Campbell said the first period and Ralph ed while Noel Picard and Mc- nestem Division list night, were marked by he would make a final de- Backstrom got an open net was helping out." Creary of the Blues got mis- •t. Loulj 8. PhlimUphU 0, It 11 major penalties, seven How They Stand goal with 28 seconds left. Rod That included All-Star de- conducts. Louli laida bMt-of-7 serlu. 2-0 cision today. Oakluii) 4, Liu Aitfalea 1, bei misconducts and four game Last night's brawl erupted The only teams that stuck Selling and Vic Hadfield were fenseman Bobby Orr, who Oakland's Doug Jarrett, in T strife tied ,1-1 misconducts. The uproar in St. Louis, where the Blues New York's marksmen. suffered a concussion Wednes- his first turn on the ice, Todar'e Gamea strictly to hockey were Mon- No gajnee •chsduled. started between the Bruins and Flyers drew one major, treal and New York. The Ca- Boston Massacre day night. The only brawl was snapped, a 2-2 tie at 2:40 of Tomorrow's Camel four misconducts and two Eastern Division and Maple I>eafs in Boston nadlens erupted for three Boston socked it to Toron- a second-period slugfest be- the third period as the Seals Montrtt! It New Yerk Wednesday night and spread game misconducts. The Oak- goals in 8',4 minutes of the to again in the wake of an tween Boston's Don Awrey evened things^ up with Los Boston M Toronto Western Dlvlsloa last night to the Blues and. land-lios Angeles clash pro- second period to overcome opening 10-0 massacre. John- and Toronto's Larry Mickey. Angeles. Ted Hampson got the St. Louis it Phltedelphls. duced a misconduct and game Oakland at Loe Angeles Flyers in St. Louis and the a 21 Ranger lead. . ny Bucyk triggered the out- Gary Sabourin scored one Seals' first two goals and Bob Bunday'a Gsunee misconduct while the Bruins burst with two first-period goal and assisted on two oth- Eastern DivislM Seals and Kings in Oakland. It was the ninth consecutive Dillabough scored into an Montreal at New York • The hockey segments of' and Leafs, who were socked playoff victory for the Cana- oals as the Bruins relaxed ers and goalie Jacques Plante empty net with 13 seconds """Boston at Toronto with 132 penalty minutes nestern Dtrisloa TasrhTght's games ended with dlens over New York dating their muscles and stuck to recorded his 11th career play- lefti St. L«il> at PhlfaulelpBhi Boston shelling Toronto 7-0, Wednesday night, limited back to 1957. The Rangers finesse hockey (or Uie most off shutout in a riotous St. Oakland's Doug Roberts got OaJUazd at U» Antalaa Caseys Trim Buccos, 4-1 HawW RED BANK - Red Bank throw. John Dancey got credit Gulre then singled to score three hits and walked Errors Catholic pitcher Brian Van- for the second Casey score the losers' lone run. six. Fazzone pitched a strong der- Mark, .who, until yester- with a.single. Red Bank had a threat in game for Red Bank, but day hadn't pitched a game in The Caseys got another run- the second with the couldn't get support from his two years, fanned 12 Red ner to first when Buc pitcher bases loaded and one out, but fielders. The Buc ace allowed Crucial Bank batters to lift the Caseys Dave Fazzone hit Pete Vestal Vander Mark whiffed Al Van- only four hits, fanned 10 and to a 4-1 triumph here yester- with a pitch. With the two der Voort and Fazzone to walked but two batters. WEST LONG BRANCH - The Hawks of Monmouth day. men on base John Coyne close out the frame. B. B. Cat*. (4) Kri Baa* (1) College got involved in a com- The Caseys and Bucs did all struck out, but the Buc catch- The Bucs threatened again ABR H ABRH O'rino.aa 3 1 1 Joaej.Sn 4 1 O edy of errors, eight to be their scoring In the third in- er lost the ball. When he re- GlLCtdle.lb 4 0 0 In the fifth when Vander Mark II'n'ay.Tf 3 11 exact, and fumbled a 7-0 base- ning. With two outs Casey covered, he threw wildly to E'n'flo,«( 3 11 Huulra.H 3 0 1 loaded the bases with no cuts, veaul.lt 1. Ceaullo.rl 2 0 2 ball game to the University of Mike Guarlno singled and first base and Dancey and but the game pitcher fanned Coyne.o O O Taytor.d V'D'mlcp O 0 Mlt Bridgeport here yesterday. took second on a wild pitch. Vestal tallied. the next three batters and D'WlDlWy. b O 0 n<».i,c > Ed.Hennessy brought Guarlno Ka'n'y,2b 3 O 0 VDVrt,9b 2 The boys from Bridgeport Warren Josey opened the Bed Bank never threatened MUMk.Sb ~ O 0 Rlto3REuto,3bb 1 didn't even have to score an home with , a base hit Buc third by walking and again. fr'IVto II 0 Vanoae.p t lt'fsn,»o s o earned run to win (his one. and took second on a bad stealing second. John Ma- Vander Mark allowed only »1 M 1 3 Hawk pitcher Ed HaUckl took R. B. Catholic __.0Ot 0OO 0-4 it on the jaw for six , Had Bank * on ooo i IB-D'onotrl*. allowing eight hits, striking out 10 and walking six. By the time John Del- monte came in, the Hawks Rumson's bad composed themselves enought to finish the gams with no miscues. Rubley TACKLES THE NET — Brad Park 12} of the N.w York Rangm goes all out, The Hawks wasted lit- colliding with the nat while trying fo cut in front of the Montreal Canadians' tle time gathering the loss. Bridgeport's Don Barnes Sparkles goai lait night. T«d Harris (10), goalie Sump Wortley and Bobby Rousseau walked with two out in the 115) are on hand to stop the play. Montreal took a 2-0 load in rtia playoff s»ri»> .first inning and scored when KUMS0N - Pitcher Rich with a 5-2 victory over the Broadway Blue Shirts. (AP Wireptato) Dennis Enple singled and Rubley, the only senior in the Monmouth began its error starting lineup, hurled a barrage. sparkling one-hitter and his' In the third frame th« underclass teammates gave Hawks really went to work. him 12-hit support, as Rum- Seaver Tunes for Opener, Charlie Stand of Bridgeport son-Fair Haven made a suc- singled and reached second on cessful baseball debut yester- an error. Tom Walsh followed day by trouncing Keansburg, with a single to score Stand. 1H. Two-Hits Cardinals Over 8 Pitcher Bob Adamickl at- Rubley struck out eight and tempted a sacrifice, but the By ASSOCIATED PRESS The eight innings was the Washburn in the first three walked just one batter. The Hawks wouldn't stand Tom Seaver tuned up for longest stretch by any Met innings. Singles by Tommie veteran right • hander was for that. The boys from West his opening day assignment this spring. Seaver allowed Agee and Rod Gaspar in the Long Branch committed touched for the Titans' lone next Tuesday by pitching two- only an infield single to Ju- first and Ken Boswell's dou- another wrongdoing and hit and run in the fifth. The hit ball over the first eight in- lian Javier in the sixth inning ble play grounder scored their everyone was safe. After John Bulldog hit Joe Shannon with nings last night to lead the and a single to left by Curt first run. Santorella sacrificed, Rick a pitch and permitted him to New York Hets to a 5-0 vic- Flood in the sixth. He walked Jerry Grote's triple drove Bounapane brought everyone CASEY AT THE PLATE — Red B*nk Catholic". V.ttal (14) tlid.t horn* wf.ly advance to second on a balk. tory over the St Louis Cardi- three and struck out five. in Amos Otis in the second, home with a base knock. With two outs Joe Melevoi nals in the final Florida exhi- All the Mets' runs were Absent at Plate •hud of a lunging t«g.by R«d Rank cttchtr Tom Rosii in Mia fourth innmg y«$- and the Mets bunched four tarday. Th» Ciitys did all of their scoring in th» frams to take a 4-1 verdict singled through the Infield to bition for both teams. scored against loser Ray The Hawks were as absent send Shanon home and ruin hits and a walk for their fi- at the plate as they were In from Hit Bucctn«»rs. IRagisfar Stiff Photo) Rubley's bid for a no-hitter. nal runs in the third. the field. The visitors- pitch- The tally knotted the game One-Hit Yanks er Adamicki allowed only five at 1-all, since sophomore Dom Hoffman Nips Keyport Dave McNally, Jim Palmer hits, two each to Jim LaRus- DePala had put the Bulldogs and Mike Adamson 'combined so and Greg Kostowicz. He out front with a 330 • foot for a one-hitter as Baltimore struck out eight, and walked Branchers Top Howell Home run over the left field In Eighth Inning, 2-1 downed-the New York Yan- four. fence In the bottom of the kees 4-0. Bridgeport (1) Menmwtn («) SOOTH AMBOY - Larry AB*H third inning. with one out in the fifth. He ABRB Kunsawa's single in the bot- Roy White's clean single to "•Sint'Ua.c 4 0 0 ruraulo.sa 4 0 0 LONG BRANCH - Long The Rebels got things roll- ter walked, Joe Sail doubled Rumson-Fair Haven went stole second base to set the Bu'p'a.rt 4 0 I Cemu.lf SSI tom of the eighth inning gave center off McNally with two B'rnei.lb 4 11 L'Riuso.lb 3 0 i Branch center fielder Cass Lo- ing in Uie first when Bruno and Al Hill w»s hit by a pitch ahead for good in the fourth stage for Kurawa's double. Snple.c 3 0 Sneluk.ct 4 0 « host Hoffman a 2-1 victory out in the first Inning was the Urb*n.lf 4 1 Snnrus.Srusoo 4 0 0 gin smashed a home run .walked two batters, who on Bob Vetterl's two-run dou- Li the eighth Lyons again 3 0 5 to load the bases. Bruno then over Keyport here yesterday ai«n | Low Bmnrh (41 across fite plate on four hits Ghico Salmon. ABRH ABRH the winner's other marker. Kamrt (It al 30 « I over the center fielder's head, ning when Logan singled and relas.of 4 0 11 Logan, of 3 1 2 and six bases on balls. A1RB ABRH Solo homers by Paul Blair Bridgeport C*tton,al> 110 Penta.ea 3 10 DePalo, Tom Dooley and On both occasions Jim Lyons P'H'nU.lf S 1 0 Cdalck.M 4 0 0 MomniTOtn ...OM 000 000-0 came after teammate Ed stole second. After a walk to Sihl.lt toil Bchi'vl.tb > 0 1 CfmwTH 10 0 Lyona.es < s and Curt Motton paced the JB-Urtan, 22SzI Thome had singled and stolen Tony Chldoni, Con Georga- Hill.3b 2 1 1 | Tolim.lt 3 0 1 Bob Sparling each had two scored the run after singling. Et»'lto,ot 1 6 0 Orioles' attack. The other Pnwlea.p 10 2 1 O'g'p'l'a.ri 3 0 2 Depko,n (0-1 BtaW 3 0 second base. The shot put coupalos singled for the tally. YV'lllni.rf 3 0 11 Bruno.p 3 0 0 safeties to account for half of Keyport tied the game in DlaVw.rt 1 « 1 3 0 runs were driven in by Boog RENT A CAR Gl'rlaao.c 4 0 0 VencEla.Sb 3 0 0 the sixth with its lone run. C'nov'r.p 3 © 0 3 5 Long Branch in front, 4-fc, to Howell threatened in the Lrm'o.lb 4 1 0 WelU,3t> 111 the winners' total. Sch'nck.o 3 0 0 J.Cdd'k,cf3 0 Powell and Mark Belanger, DAY • WUK • MONTH Iolan.H 10 1 Ttmrae.lb 111 Luke Pallanti reached first Oulnn.lb 10 0 WtrUey.rt 3 0 both with singles. cinch the game. third frame when John Car- BldrMta.o 9 0 0 Rumson will make its de- l>»nks.3b 10 0 Plnjle.p 3 D 1 hut In the Garden State Con- on an error, trotted to sec- B'nn'lt,3b 3 0 0 Baltimore concluded its WALL 30 3 7 I !> I I ond on a catcher's interfer- D'lm'n.ft S 0 0 Florida exhibition schedule Howpll 200 000 1—3 ference at home on Tuesday LINCOLH-MIKUItV Long Branch 130 000 x—4 when Highland Park conies ence call and rode home on 2> 1 3 SO t T with an 18-4 record while the Hll—tLogan. 2B—Still. Keyport — 000 001 00—1 ttrew*ory Ave., M tytamtm Easter Paneling to town. Tom Depko's two-base hit. Hofhnaa 000 (HO M-2 Yanks finished at 15-7. ' 747-5400 Keansburg now has lost the Depko, who had two of the first two games In its first Red Raiders' three hits off SALE varsity season. winning pitcher Jim Pingle, Kwwabare; (1) I KamMl FH (1S> was stranded on second as ABR H ABRH two pop outs and a Hk'ry.Sb 3 0 01 cra'ntlncc 3 0 0 BVn'n.lb 2 101 Jo. Loux.c OOO ended the inning. Tk'skl.M 5 0 0| AII«n,R> 3 I 1 Meleuill.c 3 0 11 C«ck«r,2h 0 0 0 Pingle, who struck out 14 Parls.rf S 0 01 VMttrUr 3 1 1 Aco'nio.p 5 0 0 | Tocmey.ct 10 1 Keyport batters while walk- WalUra,p 10 0 1 OePiki.Dli 3 3 2 truax.p 0 0 0 McC'Ick.M) 1 0 0 Ing only one, also collects l.npFS,3b OOO PnoHj.lh 2 12 two hits, as did teammates Slmlte.cf 2 0 0 DltcinMh 0 0 0 Juit lilt* athlatet preparing for Knarty.H 3 0 0 Bp'HInl.M 9 1 2 Lyons and Kurawa, J«. Lmix.lt 3 1 1 TOMORROW - SATURDAY the rugged grind of baseball, Held.II OOO Losing hurler Ed Conoyer Morton, rt 2 11 basketball or football — to 111 permitted seven hits in going don tha ilier. Tha skier mint — — the route. He struck / out six APRIL 5 1 II !7 U 12 TEAKWOOD - , ilirt to prepan during tha KetMburf _..MIo0 10100 ft-ft 11 and walked OHjy-oney SumsonFH Mil 22S »-13 summer months, tack of eon* HH—DePalo. JB-V.it.rl. Lyons' firspslngle earner BLEND ditioning can ba dangaroui. 11 A.M. to 5 P.M. ._ J Running ii tha kail fitnait pro- rag. NOW 4 gram for a akier. A light jog SfA ISL1 PECAN r:l:v -7,7 -- 7 • A* 5| four' or (iva dayi a waak is Gregg Hurls Roses ANTIQUE WALNUT 8.44 SfANISH CfOAR 9.60 4.«t tha bait way to raady for tha MANADA OAK 10.10 4.»» •aaion. Anothar good condi- ANTIQUE rOM-AR 7.40 5.4a>^TV TA tinner ii bicycle riding. It'i Past Garnet Gulls FIRESIDE MAN.I ».«0 5.9» 4 uiually tha fatigua by mid- MOVIES SIMHOARD 11.2ft i.*t 4 BELMAR - Six-hit pitch- en innings for the Roses, allarnoon that ihould ba ftEE! IARNIOARD 11.20 6.9? 2 ing by Tom Gregg led St. striking out.six and walking CAPI COD RIRCH 11.10 avoidad whan you'ra on tha Rose lo a 2-1 victory over three. Shipley went four in- "The Year of the Mets " GENUINE CHERRY 19.84 7.77 tlopai. Whan you gat tirad, Point Pleasant Beach here nings for Beach. He gave up EMERALD BIRCH ...14.40 it'i lima to itop, "Thara'i al- yesterday. two hits, struck out seven and CHARCOAL ELM 16.00 l.tS and HERITAGE CHESTNUT 16.00 t.n 4 ways another day. Juit remem- Garnet Gull pitcher John walked two. CHATEAU CYPRESS 21.50 •.« 4 ber — It's Important to keep Shipley gave up two runs in Itellef pitcher Dick Sprague TAVERN IIRCH IV.iO 10.9» 2 in good phyiical thapa befora Ihe third when Gregg walked went the rest of the way, al- "6ificial( 1968 World Series Highlights" COLONIAL OAK 22.00 11.95 2 putting on your ikisl lowing no runs, one hit, no RUSTIC HICKORr 22.00 and went to third on a single IVT PECAN 24.40 by John Jncobus. Jim Van walks, nnd striking out two. U.fS Tha bett way lo ready your car for any trip it to bring It Into Noslrand followed with a sin- rnlnl Bench (|> ! SI. tur (I) CIVIC AUDITORIUM AH II II | AH It H RED IANK TIRE CO., Shrewi- gle to score both runners. HrIV|i,,I 3 0 11 Jnnibus.tti J 1 1 bury Ave,, Shrewsbury, 747- The Gulls didn't get on the Mi'K'n.SK I 0 : I'JVti's.M OOO ARINE LUMBER Cl 3404 for new tires, alignment B!il|i|py.p 2 0 1 Mar/.uln.lh .10 1 board until the seventh. Bob IllHcj.rf < 0 0 VNn'nd.ct 3 0 1 and brake work. Cooper Tires "t's'Ti.lb 4 0 Mfirlno.rf 3 0 MMWMNY. TEAR, OAKind MARINE PLYWOODS . . . Ample Service Ar«a . . . Carpenter t)iint"d and went Sln(tfr.:ih J 0 1 I Maxmll.tMl r I Open: 8 A.M..5:3« P.M. Daily, to third when the second base- B'Ktir.p.lf .10 0 1 ImKnjnri.c 1 A 0 MVtn.M a 0 ft [ RlMjtfllo.c 2 0 0 S A.M.-3 P.M. Sat. man covering first missed Ka'ftkati.c 2 0 01 Lyonri.n 1 o 0 monmoii shoppinq center C'irirr.ir 1 1 (I nr'irni.Sb I o II II W Qrtla-M. 15 the throw. Sweeney McKcn- I nrtit.p 1 1 0 HILFfUL HINT: A viry affec- OH> aWHy • A.M. to S.JO P.M., Sot 8 A.M. l» 3 P.M. nnn then singled, driving in the tive melkod of taking up tile !ll 1 « I 20 5 S FREE PARKING FOR 5,000 CARS CLOUD IASTER SUNDAY lon« Gull score. Tnlnl tl»oli (100 OOO 1—1 STORES OfEN TO 9:30 P.M. il with dry ica. II. ROM . 003 000 «—3 I 1 Gregg worked the full sev- IB-MerMo, THE DAILY RKCJSTF.B, 'Friday, April 4, SURF, FIELD AND STREAM Rite of Spring: Opening Day for Trout

By DICK HIKER gun barrel, take bait and lure. Many were between 14 and not show. Mforms drifted right along the bottom usually white and yellow. The Mepps spinners and C. B. Swings Tomorrow will be a good day for anglers, regardless 16 inches long. find the trout. Or else the trout find the bait. round out my basic spinner box. Oh yes — I carry the W the weather. Even though good-sized flounder are readily To the west, the river runs through golf courses and The Manasquan is a bit lower than you might expect at Swing spinners in three sizes and four colors, silver, brass, available in our tidal rivers, the number of boats on the state park to the Squankum bridge. I like some of the deep this time of year. It is very close to normal. Most of the copper and black. rivers will be somewhat fewer than might be expected. holes behind the state park. There is one hole behind the other streams in the county are a bit lower than would be Why the different colors and finishes? Aren't all spin- Household chores will be put aside, telephones will go brickyard you could drop a car into and tile roof would normal for early April. Slopping around in trie stream is ners alike? What is the deference between a black and unanswered, gardens will go unweeded, paint brushes will going to spook even the dumbest hatchery trout, so mind copper-bladed spinner? not be unwrapped and television sets will your stream manners and .hope the other anglers are all THE DETERMINING FACTORS remain dark. gentlemen. Maybe I should not have mentioned the subject. But in Tomorrow is opening day for trout. FAVORITE TROUT LURE general, the amount of sunshine and the clearness or If only half of the anglere that will be The Colorado Spinner has always been a favorite early cloudiness of the water fished should determine ufiat color fishing for trout tomorrow, were regular season trout lure for me. I carry three different sizes with spinner yott should use. If the water is clean and the sun trout fishermen, the state could not pos- me at all times. The lure is really misnamed as it does not bright, I have most luck with the silver blades. With the sibly raise enough fish to provide decent spin around a shaft as do most spinners. It is a wobbling water roiled or the sun hidden, the copper or brass finishes fishing. For some strange reason, men who lure with an erratic action that draws trout like B.B. draws seem to work best. When I cannot catch trout on anything would otherwise never taste trout must go men. else in the box, I try the black finish. Often it works. to the stream or lake on opening day. In Carefully canoodled through the deeper holes or slowly Regardless of the weather, go fishing tomorrow. You'll this traditional rite of spring, every sports- trolled deep behind the cartop pram, the Colorado Spinner have plenty of company. The crowd starts collecting short- HIKER man takes his turn. has been a real producer for me. Trolling with it, I often ly after dawn. By the opening hour of 8 a.m., all streams MANASQUAN RATES HIGH put a small worm on the treble hook for dressing. R seems will be jammed with anglers. Why should you be different The Manasquan River is the best known trout stream to add something but I am not sure what it is that it adds. and stay home? In the county. It is also the most heavily stocked and the My box of small trout lures would be incomplete with- In Shadow Lake, 20 golden trout are waiting for their . most crowded on opening day. From the Howell Township out a few wobbling spoon lures. 1 carry Phoebe lures in workout. The 20 are nice sized trout and will complement Bchool to salt water, the banks of the Manasquan will feel two sizes along with a wobbling spoon called the Wobblerite. the 700 rainbows stocked last week. Spring Lake is another the heavy tread of booted fishermen. In its lower stretches, Both have been consistent pond and lake trout lures. I popular opening day water. It is also well-stocked, easy to the river is a wonderful place to go fishing a bit later in try to keep both brass and copper finishes in both lures. reach and boatabje. Because it is completely accessible, the season. Believe it or not, there are some Mi left after . When it comes to true spinners, I carry quite an it doesn't seem as crowded as some of the other lakes that opening day. assortment. In addition to willow leaf and bear paw spin- are stocked. I like the stretches both east and west of the Allenwood ners on shafts that can have a baited hook tacked on to, I The best of luck to you. I'll see you tomorrow, some- bridge. To the east lies salt water. Last year on •opening carry the Abu Reflex in two sizes ancHthree colors, orange, where between Garvey's Pond in Navesink and Spring Lake. day 1 saw hold-over rainbows, all shiny as a newly forged Weber Pars Shore, MonmQuth Divide WEST LONG BRANCH - Monmouth's Roger Shipley fifth when the Blue Devils off with a triple, one of six Pitching was the keynote in collected two of the three sin- pushed two across for a tie. extra base hits in the night- the first game and the hitters gles given up by EeMaree. Monmouth went out front cap. After Mark Menzzopane took over In the second here for good in the sixth. With struck out, Bill Hutting belt- yesterday, as Shore Regional Wingate came back to be- Winter Pros come the winning pitcher in one out Bob Ashton walked ,ed a run - producing double. and Monmouth Regional split BY A FOOT — Monmoutti Regional'; Buddy Albert relief in the second game. and Bill O'Brien singled. Bud- One out and one walk later, MIDDLETOWN - Essex Silverstrone finished in sec- churns info first base a step too late in yesterday's a doubleheader. dy Albert popped out, but Ashton delivered Hutting with County pro Ron Weber con- ond place three ' strokes Shore, behind the three-hit Monmouth jumped off to a second game at Shore Regional. The Blue Devils' Kev

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_LOST AND FOUND PUBUC NOTICE I/>flT — Small female ctt. brown with black etrlpen. Red collar Vicini- •HAVING~A~LUAU?" ty Perry and Beera 8U., Keyport. Looking for authentic Inland entertain- Call Uttr 6 p.m. 26)3174. _ ment? Let "Tiare" transport you to BOB the iaiandB as she dances to the en- "For a small car, LO8T — Small dog, tan, long-haJreiT chanting iongi o( Polynesia; graceful curly lall. Annwsra to ''Tipper." Call hulas from Hawaii and the very excit- NEW 1969 717 3)52 or 7I7-1M7. Reward. ing Tamure'n Trom Tahiti. Contact there is surprising "Tlare" at M8-40SS for additional In- I*OST Vicinity of RjirliiK at., and Highland Ave., Red Bank. Light Bray formation. Shows, available 15 minutes ind white patiiH'd male cat narnpd to an hour. luggage room? 'Mickey". If seen, ple»«t call 7(1- OLDSMOBILE WHITE 3796 or 747-3730. RotdlfcttMaguuw AUTOS FOR SALE

1969 AUSTIN AMERICA $1765 P.O.E. AUTOS FOR SALE F-85 SPORTS COUPE

BUICK ADRIAN PYLE TRADING AS CONTINENTAL '69 MARK III Equipped with the following: C. Douglas Alan Front and rtar floor mats, leather Interior, whllewall tires, 6 way pow- MERCEDES-BENZ DOUBLE CHECKED A&G MOTORS »r seats: Tilt steering wheel) air condlNontd, AM radio-stereo tops Sales & Service S2 S, Main St. 775-3483 Asbury Park, N.J. player, Tinted glass, license pi ale £or»ign or Domestic framet and door edge guards. A Delivery • / gieamy block with antiqued saddle leather Interior. Gold pin stripped. USED CARS! One block from A Rare Opportunity liltl« Silver R.R. Station Available at list prfce 18,300.90. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 842.5353 DELIVERED Suro you'rt tmart, but don't forgot, WALL LINCOLN - MERCURY I lNOcaanportAve. Llllli Sliver Shrewsbury Ave./ at Sycamore "68 OPEL I w« trie one tint told you PLUS A FULL SELECTION OF 100% GUARANTEED USED CARS . 747-MOO J-daori Under ».M0 mlltl. . you would got th« beijdftw on a

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TU WMthar'i right ... the can «f» right ... and the dealt have never been beHer! It'i time you got going right in one '67 BUICK gf these great buys from RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS. USofcre J-doer Iw IMPORTS 1963 VOLKSWAGEN $ 89S ; Karmonn chla, yellow. sir conditioned. Low mileape. BOB WHITE 1HJ VOLKSWAGEN $1995 Sqi/orebock. DOMESTICS *2195 Mil OPEL. $1295 1944 OLDJMOBlie $2395 Sports coupe. 1 owner, 4-speed Two^loor hardtop. i9t7 TOYOTA $149$ Tornodo deluxe, air. Crown wogon. Three-speed 1944 MUSTANG $1395 BUICK-OPEL with overdrive. Convertible 26?. v-l engine, auta., 1947 RENAULT $1050 power steering. Nice car. R-io, while. 1965 RAMBLER $ 795 '67 BUICK MO, tour-door wagon, »lx-cyllnder. 1944 TRIUMPH $1350 RhrMrs. Air oxH.. lull PMW 1964 PLYMOUTH $ 49S 2000. Four-door sedan, automatic. lew mileage- t cylinder, stand, trans. 1944 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 Economy car. Squorebock, blue. . 1962 CADILLAC $ 695 'APRIL BUICK SALE* 1944 VOLVO $1095 '3295 Fleelwood, tour-door, glr. Two-door 12!S, black. AS IS SPECIAL 19M VOLKSWAGEN $ 895 Two-door, sunroof, gretn. 1964 CORVAIR $ 295 Monza 2-door hardtop. 4-spted. 1944 RENAULT $ 595 Drive II away. Douphlne, automatic, one owner. OVER 100 MODELS • 1 DEMO LEFT-

'66 OLDS Why don't you join the growing 1968 VOLVO SAVE "U" I-door Mrdlop, 2-Door Automatic — number of happy owners. We have Never Registered BIG MONEY | IN STOCK ... dm condition, gold. all makes, models and price ranges '1595 to choose from. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY MONMOUTH COUNTY'S IMPORT HEADER • JUST A SAMPLE: '66 BUICK REDIINI tportwojon, 1 pauenger. '69 BUtCK '1995 BUICK-OPEL AUTO IMPORTS SPECIAL DELUXE "Th« deiUnhip whir* the cuitomtr it important" Authorized Dealer For . TWO-DR. COUPE VOLVO • RENAULT • BMW •TRIUMPH HWY. 35 244-4000 KEYPORT NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 741-5886 RED BANK '66 BUICK C/l mdo south drkwey Exit 117) Sk/tork 2-door hortloo, platinum, AS LOW AS Mac*, top, VI, ouH. (rani. Includes: '1795 Regular gas V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steer- ing, radio, white wall tires, speed alert, depressed park wind- shield wipers, tinted windshield, door guards, remote outside mirror, convenience group, deluxe wheel covers, deluxe steer- '65 BUICK ing wheel, carpeting front and rear, headrests, backup lights, Sportwagon. Air Condlllootd. dual windshield wipers and washers, shoulder harnesses, seat belts, plus many other standard items. '1895 SHREWSBURY AVENUE NEW SHREWSBURY 741-6200 '65 FORD Goloxle J-door hardtop, V-l, — EVERY NEW AND USED CAR MUST GO- '•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••Ha •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a •••••••••••••••••'•••i '1195 .'•••••••••••••••••••*••••••••••••••••«••••••••••••••••••• .»••••••••••••••••••••iieiii ••••••••••iiiiiiiieiii ••"••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. ' ' • ' ••• mi • •• BUY YOUR NEXT USED CAR WITH • it '64 RAMBLER • •• • •• Moor. Good tronipertollon. ••• II•I •••••• '••I III • •I '595 CONFIDENCE! • •• • •I • •• FALCON COUNTRY MONMOUTH COUNTY'S MOST • •I ••• WAGON SQUIRE FROM BEAUTIFUL DEALERSHIP. " ••! '64 BUICK • •• Spetlol. Wogon. Good condition. '67 MERCURY $2095 '66 MERCURY $16951; '65 PONTIAC $1795 Pork Lent. 4-door hardtop. Convertible, Air'. L«M88« at H.T. Vounf Pharmacy, Llttlo Silver. in Inventor/. BOB WHITE BEST We're anxious AUTOS FOR SALE to dispose of Kron Motor»~Inc! "" II. Call JIrn CadlllacOldsmoblte 279 Broadway Lord Branch. N. J. 222-3600 FOR Ctapham or Broadway at Fourth BUICK-OPEL Gill Frank 1 Z22UM AUTOS FOR SALE

LESS SAVE ON THESE APRIL OPEL KADETT EARLY SPRING AT SPECIALS 1966 COUNTRr SQUIRE Ten passenger station wagon. Air condition. Excellent condition. Eight WTSOM c/llnder automatic transmission. Pow- er steering wid brakes. SALE! 1967 COUNTRY SQUIRE Six passenger slaffort wagon. Air Chevrolet condition. Highland green. Eight cytlnder automatic transmission. Pow- er steering and power brakes. LOW OVERHEAD WAGONS 1967 COUNTRr SQUIRE Six passenger station wagon. Air condition. Power steering and power brckes. Lime gold. Eight cylinder, ? '67 BUICK automatic transmission. Skylark Cuifom Sport wagon, 1967 COUNTRY SEDAN automatic trinimiiiion, pow- Ten passenger. Eight cylinder. Pow- Don't wait ... Stop in today ... er steering and power brakes. Blue. ar itaaring, radio, rraitar, |§|| •If-conditiotud. 1967 PLYMOUTH Mine passenger station wagon. Eight AS W« NOW buy that new we have cylinder. Power steering ond power broke!. Luggage rack. White with LOW AS McCARthy red Interior. 1855 *2379 1965 FAIRLANE '69 CHEVROLET SPRING FEVER. Station wagon, immaculate. Elgltt f CHEVROLET 1 cylinder* automatic transmission. SHREWSBURY AVE. NEW SHREWSBURY '67 CHEVROLET Power steerlitj. at CHEVY-TOWN! Buy now and SAVE! 1964 BUICK t , itmpili VI wagon, «ufo- Skylark. Sunrool station wagon. Eight First Aye., Atlantic Highlands cylinder, automatic transmission. 741-6200 i nutit Iriniminion, radio, Power sfe»rlr>g. Maroon. . HMfor, powtr- itotring. 1965THUNDERBIRD Completely Seasonal-ized! Classic. Collector's Item. White vvlttl Was NOW red top. I |2295 Get in the spirit of a bright, happy new swing- 1967 COUGAR Hardtop. Eight cylinder, automatic ing spring! And the best way to do it is to step transmission. Light blue. 1967 MALIBU up to one of these swinging late-model OK Air condition. Eight cylinder, auto- •67 CHEVELLE matic transmission. Power steering Used Cars from CHEVY-TOWN. These cars and powtr brakes. Vinyl tap. Ytllow. Malibu V-8 wagon, tutamat- are "with it" when it comes to being seasonal- 1967 BUICK Electro. Four door hordlop. Air con- ie franiminion, radio, haat- ized! dition. Power windows. Vinyl roof. •ife Rewar iMring. Highland green. 1967 BUICK - Wat NOW skylark. Two door hardtop. Air con- dition. -Eight cylinder, automatic FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO transmission. White with red. Vinyl roof. f?w5 $1879 I Corns in anal see FRANK PIZ- f I ZICHILLO, he'll get you into a good A-l used car. Financing •t, 'U FORD I available — reasonable priced CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO.I —• guaranteed uiad cars. Country Squirt V-J, iu«o- 325 MAPLE AVENUE 741-3130 RED BANK rfatie tranimUiion, radio, TOM'S FORD 264-1600 •litWrar,Was ' powar ttatringNOW. • WHERE DOING BUSINESS IS A PLEASURE M589 I HWY. 35 KEYPORT 'U CHEVROLET 1 V-l Impala wagon, autemat- ie, tranimiiiion, powvr ttaar- *inj, radio, haatar. THE MAVERICK IS COMING W« NOW '.569 April 14,1969 SWING '66 CHEVROLET V-l lal Air wagon, automat- • . . into Spring in brand new 1969 Oldsmotile! We've ic traniminion, radloi naat- got frTbrS than 50 ears in stock ready for immediate •r, powar tlaaring, delivery. Whether you're looking (or a snappy Cutlass I Wot NOW S or a luxurious 98 or anything in between, make sure see a Russell Man before you buy! As a matter of H449 D, today's as good a day as any! '66 CHEVROLET

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OPEN WED. and FRI. 'TIL 9 P.M. — SAT. 'TIL 4:30 P.M. •65 TEMPEST FULL Six wagon, automatic tram- PRICE million, radio, haattr, powar 1948 FORD $2299 IMS OLDS $1595 Mustang Convertible. Candy /•9! 2-door. V-6, automatic, Apple Red. Loaded. / power steering. White. Wot NOW H47 FORD $2399 19(5 FORD SU95 GalDXle 2-dosr Hardtop. V-8, T-Blrd 2-door Hardtop. Green. automatic, power steering. V-3, power steering, automatic, »1329 !»«7 FORD $2195 bucket seats. Country Sedan. V-8, automatic 1965 BUICK $1595 power steering. Green. Wildcat Convertible. Turquoise. V-8, full power. Cream Puff. •65 RAMBLER 1966 FORD $2295 1945 PLYMOUTH $1295 Country Squire. Blue. V-8, Fury III. Blue. 2-door Hardtop. automatic, power steering. V-f wagon, automatic tram- V-8, power steering. million, radio, haatar, powar 1966 CHEVROLET $1795 1965 FORD $ 995 Super Sport 2-dr. hardtop. Auto., Custom 2-door. White. it#aring, air-conditionad. power steering, bucket seats. & cyl., automatic. 1966 CHEVROLET $1795 1965 CORVAIR $ 895 Was NOW Impalo 2-door* Hordtop. Bronze. Monza Corsair. Blue, auto- •ff" m59 V-9, automatic, power steering. matic, bucket seats. "•64 PONTIAC Cattlim Safari, powar itaor- and on 1969 PLYMOUTHS & CHRYSLERS liff, automatic trammiifion, haatar, thraa-way taat. Wot NOW •68 CHEVROLET $2495 f'67 PONTIAC $2195 '66 BUICK $2625 Weekly Weekly Impalo. V-8, 4njoor hardtop, power Catatlna four-door sedan. Tur- "225," Eloctra Custom 4-door hofJ- $1295 $1049 Pymts. i Pymfl. sfeerfdff. Blue, automatic transmis- quolse, V-8, automatic fransm's- rop, full power Including air con-il- 1965 MUSTANG $6.74 1963 CHEVROLET $6.50 sion. Jion with, power steering and llonlng end automatic transmission. Caupe. 6 cyl., Stick Nova Convertible. Automatic, brakM plus air conditioning, Blue. — CHEAP - 1964 FORD $6.25 6 cyl. \ '68 CHEVROLET $2495 TRANSPORTATION Country Squirs Wagon. V-B. ' 1965 CORVAIR $5.50 Impala, V-t, 4-door hardtop, power '67 T-BIRD $2825 '65 OLDSMOBILE $1295 Automatic. < Four door Hardtop. Automatic. . steering, automatic transmission. 1963 FORD $4.04 • 1964 FORD $7.50 Beige. 2-doar hardtop, power disc-brakes, Cutlass convertible, 4-4-2, dutom

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RAMBLER STATION WA10N 1MI tt«S FORD OALAXJE HM OOrTVIRT- mi row) couwTwr MUJJUC — •' MUJat—Like new. Qin, oarlocks, AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS TOR SALE CLASSIC VIPower steering, powe IBLE—v« and automatic trantmu Oood cenAUIon. anchor. No leakJ. t». Call after -brakes, radlp, heater. Aulomath Blon. power ateerlng aod power 7I747M. p.m. 872-1161. Mmmnttk CJiryiler-Plymouth .transmission. Clean. Baceltrnt conrll' Brakes. Movlni, rauet sell it ncrt- ». M letontown. N. J, 1M* CHEVROLET CAMARO SS3M Hon. Financing arranged. W2.V 222 1W1 PIAT SPIDER CONVERTIBLE — 24' MARBLEHEAD CRUISER — Ne convprtlhle — Power steering, power flee. J700 Call 7»7.«;i7. FACTORY HELP 0344 or 747-8J3H. four speed, rour cylinder. S40O or belt M8-5S00 disc brakes, 300 h.p. engine, four- 145 ti.p. Palmer, CO-2 system. Tw< 1»M CHEVROLET - Two door sedan. offer. 6I1-18U. bunks, sink and head. In water, read AUSTIN AMERICA — Two-door, Tour- speed transmission. PnMtreclion rear. IT ONLY TAKES A MINUTE-To $2900 faII between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. •licyllnder, stick. ITS. KARMANN CHIA — 1966 red hardtop. 10 go. 91150. 229-2596. *»«d, *1,«?S. P.O.K. KlIfMl! hlKhrr • bptlrr deal At KUMCII Oldsmoblle M2-41O3 »lttl automatic. Also Sprltr-s, Mldt-cl. 291-17M. Cadillac. 100 Nrwjnan flprlngi Kd., Low mileage, clean. Muit eell thla 28' CLAYTON BXPRESS CRUISER- week. |119o. 741-4S25. No Experience Necessary MOB roadsters — OT. A*G MOTORR, Ken Bank. 7(1-0910. 1W1 FORD OALAXIB - All black 1993. Twin 225 h.p. Oray Marine. Artairy Park. TTB-MB3. 19«7 flTO — Custom Interior. Four with whltewall tires. Asking 1176. itU PONTIAC — Two-door hardtop. Sleepa 4. fully equipped. 15,500. Call P k H*W 1MI OLDSMOBILE Ml - ttsii speed Low mileage. Excellent condl- H Holore Inc. Phone 0M-1M7. 326, 4-speed Hurst. Wide ovals, chrome after i p.m. 787-72M. ««llT«rM. Gem Oldnmoblle, 110 Mtln llon. Mini mci-lllce. »J,»0. Oil 717- Eatontown reverae, heavy duty suspension, QTO 7814 Xlcr 5:30. MM111 17' SPEED SKIFF—25 bra. on 1M •-. Ifatawan, M«-S«oo. 1618 KARMANN OHIA — Little over eitras. 1129,1. 281-181! h.p. Gray Fireball, Vt engine, watt ALL SHIFTS J 6,000 rnllee. Good buy. ^ 1917 SHELBY COI1RA. — Excellent 1M2 OLDSMOBILE 98 - Four-door jet drive. Cream Puff condition. Call 222-6094 between T and t p.m. condition. Lime gnld. Indy type tlrei 1»61 CADILLAC — Rlde« like new. hardtop. Immaculate condition. Bleck- AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE r 424 cu. In engine. Rollbar, Ihotllder Perfect condition. (SM. Call W4K1 allver Interior. 181 . BOB WHITE 14' FIBEROLAS OUTBOARD — With harntm. Prlrnl lur quick eile. I2.SG0. alter e aim. BU1CK-OPEL. 71K200. 40 h.p. motor and new trailer. Read: We Will Train 0 I tWUn •flrr 6 p.m. 1W5 CADILLAC - Kour-door hard- for launching and water skt fun. 9350 1964 HUICK—LeSabre, four-door hard, TWIN MOHO KAMBLKK top. Air, cruise control, tilt wheel, Call eves, only, 671-5013. top. Power brakes, steering. Riflto, light sentinel, (way eeat. Call HI- LOU LERNER'S and JERRY BARATTA'S Jppp BalpB nnd flrrv!c(! heoier. V8 automatic transmission. CRu'lSER 21' — Sleeps two. Galley Trlcpi start al S^fiHO plus frplRht New tire*. Al. J1G50. M2-72O. head, navy top, fine engine. Musi JOIN A GROWING COMPANY^ 747-0010 196B OLDSMOBILE — Clltlasl. Air, sell. 11300. 741-8942. 1IM12 CHEVROLET — SUtlon wagon, CONVERTIM.EB — choice of neven power- Excellent condition. 8,000 14' ALUMINUM BOAT — Motor, PLYMOUTH-CHRYSLER unfit. McPAODIN, 25t Broad*iy, automatic alx. Ejceptlomlly clean. mllen. Call 741V161S after 5 p.m. or IN A GROWTH INDUSTRY \ Must be aeen to be appreciated. trailer and accessories. Ready to fall. Long Branch. 2221231 • Ms-718* 5 to > p.m. end tun. •210. Call after 4:30. 291-3567. DIRECT RASSAS PONTIAC 1982 VOLVO FOUR-DOOR. »200. TRY US AND SEE 399 Broad St. 7U-01M Red Bank CALL CANVAS TOPS mm DODOES 80LD AT COST Pl,US 787-5311 Custom Marine Fabric Service We are a leading manufacturing of wire, 1 1968 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER—Sleeps 871-0036 FACTORY OUTLET! NO MONEY DOWN lour. Four new tires. Pop-top. All BUICK SPORTS WAOON — 1»66. Sac- Five ynar w&rr&nty. Immndl&to cessorles. Call 7(1 -J937. rifice. Call HANS PEDERBON CUSTOM BUILT cable and TV system products offering..; f Uvery. We'll beat anyone'a deal Over 741-0771 SKIFF—24' — With cuddy cabin. Pow. 5 YEAR WARRANTY volume eale...saves you hundreds. 1K1 CHEVROLET — Bel Air. ered by 240 h.p. Marine Interceptor Cull now! K6-8100 LINCOLN — Black. Four-door Hard- Call top. 1960. Well kept. Remarkable con- engine. Fishing chalra, navy top, rod TOWN * OOUfcTK* DODGK, INC. holders, adjustable outrigger mounts •••• - - • • I. 787-37M dition. Body, chrome and paint ab- GOOD SALARY : J K Mala-81 Haliw head. V%ry faat. Perfect remlly or eolutely perfect. Original leather up- V*«l VOLKSWAOIjN — 1MJ engine. fishing boat. Fainted and reedy for •n* «*• MMM Fay Dam P#y MMfvfy 1M3 CHRYSLER — Pour-door aedan. holstery like new. Six tires and Automatic. |5M. -Dependable tranaportatlon'. 1450 or best launching. Make an offer. Call M2-19T4 otter. Call 741-7478. - - . wheels, 4 nearly new. Mechanically after 5 p.m. Pat KeeWs Auto Salei excellent. 1550 or nearest offer. Call GENEROUS BENEFITS - YwlttlfS $1980 N $46.18 291-3197, 7 to 10 a.m. or alter 8 p.m. 18' BOAT AND TRAILER — 1100. 40 Hwy. 3« 797-1113 Keansburi ;M7 IIOB—lt.OOO mllei, electric over- $51.36 drive and all extras. Right hand drive. or all day Sunday. < h.p. Evlnrude, $300. Call $2180 O 1962 CHEVY II — Convertible. Bucket Call 26(-4«gO. 1964 FORD — Nine passenger Coun- 222-1514 Apply in Person All Week Cfcryslm $2895 $69.84 ecatn. aulomallc. Itadlo and heater. try Squire. Pull power. Must see to 23' FIBEROLA88ED RYAN — 125 Pal N Sis •yllndcr. (209. Call 291-9517. 1962 VOLKSWAOBN SEDAN — Clean. appreciate. 542-4367. mer. Runs good. Dry boat Must iell. Well kept. First 11,000. Call 531-3818. Wogow J255O I $60.91 PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE - B42-O57I. THUNDERBIRD — 1957 Clamlc. in. Three meed automatic. Black. Removable top with porthole!. 14' CANOE VIKOA Megs, wide ovale. 1900 or tell oiler. IMS CHEVROLET - Impale, station 53,000 original mites. Tonneeu cover. LIKE NEW (•all S72-0883. wagon. Factory air, power brakes and Power braKes, power steering. Radio. 542-1880 A NEW SUPPLY OP IMS CHEVROLET — Impala Super eteering. One owner. Warranty. Make Healer. / Air conditioning. Original Halls Mill Road Freehold Offer. 671-3095. owner. 264-2187. SAILBOAT — Blue Jay, trailer and Sport. 327, four - speed. Burgundy, pram. Ready for water. Many ejxtrai hlai-k Interior. Muel Bell. IUQ0. Call AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER '68 EXECUTIVE CARS! IMS MO MIDOBT _ Ooorl condlUon. 1962 PONTIAC — Blue Catallna con- «750. Call 711-5739 alter 6. allnr 6. 74I-181S. vertible. Good running and appear- MSO.. Call T47-42tl, SIX CYLINDER FORD MARINE after fl p.m. ance, 1444. 741-6973, 16S7 CHEVROLET V8 — New starter, DIESEL — Two to one reduetion. OVER 65 USED CARS drive shaft, hattery, etc. Good con- Call after 5. 264-4125. dition. >3oo. Mi-nr.M. 1»ST RDIT OALAXIB—Air conditioned. EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED-FEMALE Call TRUCKS FOR SALE FIBBROLA8 WOODPUSSY 554 — Na- TO CHOOSE FROM 787-SM1. tional and State championships. Ex- HELP WANTED-FEMALE 108J MBRCIIRT — Montclair four- BABYSITTER - Bleep In 0; door hardtop. WhIUwalls. A-l. HOW.tfMS PONTIAC — Nine, peesenger ita- 1968 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT—Four cellent condition. Deluxe accceasortes 7I1«12» aflrr «:30 pm. wheel drive with anow plow. Dual tranaporatlon. Reference!.' Call 1967 PLYMOUTH 1967 VALIANT tlon wagon. 10,100 miles. Air condi- Two sets of sails and trailer. 812-1364. LPN's — 3 to 11. 11 to 7. King James 264-94TC. Soitellte, J-door hardtop. VI00 4-door ledan. tioned, Power. Fully equipped. QM battery set-up. May Inoulre et B42- Nursing Home. UIM OLDSMOBILE 88 — Oood lie- M35 before 6 p.m. ond car. 9120 or best otrcr. executive. Call 187-1244. 291-3(00 DENTAL ASSISTANT • RECEPTION- 1963 CHEVROLET M2-6349. 1149 CHEVROLET PICKUP—4-lpeed, BUSINESS NOTICES IST - MaUwan office. Write Box Impata, 2-door hardtop, 1967 CHRYSLER 1958 CADILLAC «12S. 1959 CHEVROLET PICKUP, OANDY COUNTER ATTENDANT — H-187. The Dally Register, Red BinkJ Convirilblt, fully tqulpped, 19KI OLnSMOBILB US — Pour-doo•™x> * large -trass areas. t300. 74HO33, RJCOISTERED NURSE NEEDED LATE 1J68 DODOE MONACO — Buck! 1967 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER SUSPENDED CSILINOS — Paneling. ~*or It to 7:30 shift for new Extende Thai's how v/t find out thai the car «t eeats, console. Loaded. Regular plus, Finish recreation rooms and attics. •ALB8O1RI),- EOT photo shop. Local CADET CUB 122142. Mowing unit per- Can. facility (30 beds). Exceller tnowtlrea' power ateerlng "and brakes. Sheet-rocking, taping. S42-42BI. Is good. Good enough to get our 100% fect shape mechanically. Call 741-O041 fringe beneflli and salary. Call Wes First class condlUon. J1H0. Call 193- only. DORN'S PHOTO SHOP, IS Va^ alter I p.m. L.B. PAINTINO CONTRACTOR - ood Hall between hours B and guarantee that we'll repair or replace, J357. 222-5277. Aak for Mrs. King. OUR Ressonaole price. Free estimates. In- lace St., Red Bank. • terior, exterior. General repairs. 787- oil major mechonical parts* lor 30 days 1M3 VOLVO P-18OO — Sports Coupe. MAIDS — Full time positions ava: Best olter drives It Oils week! Call 664- WANTED AUTOMOTIVE K84. or 1000 miles, whichever comes first. able on day shtfti. Good salary, fu 7M1 or see at Matawan Sunoco, Hwy. MASONRY WORK - All types, plas rlngi benefits, pleasant working con- ORDER CLERK 34, Matawan. ^^^ Mind you, we're not picking on JUNK CARS terlngterlr- , "-•hlock' , - bric• • k---*-* concret• '--*e- • work, lltlona. Contact Personnel Office, Rlv< Mature, ablllly to work with figures, Spe< ;rvlew Hospital, 741-2700, Ext. 225, 1965 BUICK - Special wagon.- J800. iclallza In patios. 747-3035. experience preferred. Profit snaring Plymouth, ll isn't the only cor that has to P10MD UP 'or Interview. An equal opportunlt; plan. 5-day week. Apply in person or ARE Call LAWN SERVICE smployer meet VyVstandards to get our guarantee, 8(2-2089 Twinkrook Auto Wracking Dependable lawn maintenance. write EBSCO, opposite) Airport, 873-1949 Shrewsbury. N. J. 1965 AUSTIN HEALEY 3000 — Very Eatontown 542-2235 WAITRESS WANTED — 9 to 5 dally '•ngine, trammiiiion, reai oxle, front axis oi- Five dayi per week, Mon. Uiru Frl INTELLIGENT WOMEN - Interejted MAXI -VALUES. clean. Hat to be Bern to be apprecl- OUT CASH FOR YOUR FORBION — IF YOU NEED HELP to Improve wmblltl, brake .tyttern, electrical lyilem, ited. Will wholesale. 291-3519. your lawn. Call a professional, ex- Must be over 21. Apply In person, In permanent part-tlmo employment. AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH perienced landscaper and lawn ex- YCAMORE LANES, New Shrew Press clipping bureau has openings 1965 MUSTANO — Fastbaok. Radio. MOTORS, INC., Hwy. 39, latontown, pert Year-round service. Call 228- for two readers. Apply Room 807, 13 Power steertns, power brakee. Auto- 542-2414. _ 6735. alter 5 p.m. Broad St., Red Bank, 8-11 a.m. VOLKSWAGENS ,, matic tranemlsalon. Air conditioned. CASH FOR OSTO CAM -.TBHW, rooD SERVICE WORKER WANTE: Low mileage. C4H-8158. INEXPENSIVE TREE REMOVAL — CHAMBERMAID • WAITRESS - foreign or domeitle. Dean, .opposite For free estimate call —Hours 8:30 to 3. Starting $2 an hou: Two Ottys, Mlddletowa 671-9044. Experienced. Sleep In. Other help 1961 VQIKSWAGEN $ 795 1967 FORD OALAXIE 500 - Four-door 741.15M Apply in person, Holmdel Convalei kept. Permanent. 229-OS43. Sedan. White, radio, heater. hardtop. VS. automatic, power brakes, ent Center, Hwy. 34, Holmdel. LAWN CARE . (ormal vinyl root, radio, vinyl Interior, 3IRL TO DO LIGHT HOU8EKEEP WAITRESSES — 25 needed, expert*", 1962 VOLKSWAGEN :..$ 895 alx new Urea. New car guarantee. AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS FERTILIZING, SEEDING ING — In fnhlonable apartment. Toi AND CUTTING. CALL •need. Apply In person only; Mer- f Sedan. Turquolso, radio, neatir, Mint condition. 11850. Call 842*725. •alary. Call 542-7522 evenings. mam Diner, Hwy. 39, Leonardo. > | NOSE and other body parts 1950 Cad- 842-1247 AFTER 5 P.M. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN ..$ 950 illac. Call after < p.m. LAWN CUTTING — Weekly or month- DENTAL HYGIBNIBT — By da^ Sedan. Anth. groy, radio, htattr, MOBILE HOMES 264-7377 ly. Free estimates. Reasonable rates- week or hour. Write Box H-184, Th- Dally Register, Red Bank. (More Classified Ad: 1963 VOLKSWAGEN $1095 BUICK'S 1969 Call 741-1542. On The Next Page) Convertible. Yellow, radio, heater.1 AUTO RENTALS LAWN MAINTMfANCB ind -cutting COUNTERGIRLS FOR SCHIFFMAN by the montn. colts Neck-Holmde" ~ " dell 1964 VOLKSWAGEN ! $ 995 DAJLT e WEEKLY -• MONTHLY area. Phone 531-W80. DRY CLEANING STORES Sunrool. Groy, radio,'heater. OPEL KADETTS CAMPIRS & TRAILIM Prtcw lUrt at K.N ant up. Econo- BUSINESS NOTICES eed full-time manascrs and 'part TRAILERS - CAMPERS Car of Red Bank. 210 E. Ni LANDSCAPING - Maintenance and 1965 VOLKSWAGEN „ _ $1095 MOTOR HOMES Rototllllng. FREE ESTIMATES. Call me girls for jobs In two new lo- tprtngs Ed. 747-0173. cations. Dally call 741-0677, evenlngi Sedan. BUgi, radio, heater,, H. J.'s largest dealer, over 100 unlit 7S7-O420. FINE ART STUDIO on dliploy.' 291-3268. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN :.„ ...... $1295 TOM'S FORD. PLASTERING - Cement, finishing, AND GALLERY Norrli Gold Seal. Monitor. Avion. chimneys. Bricks and blocks. Bar Sedan. Slut, radio, htotftf. .ICENBED PRACTICAL NURSES Del/Rev. Volunteer. Swinge'. RENT A CAR B-q pits. Fireplaces. Waterproofing. ~anted (or day or evening shifts (' 17 E. Front St. Rid Bonk, M. J. Wlnnebago. Giles. Aristocrat. Smoker. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN $1550 Mn Hwr. 741-2791. 3:30: 3 to 11:30). Excellent frlnS« T You con lee tnem all at leneflts and salary. Call Weitwud Fallback. While, radio, healer. BUICK-OPEL PORTRAIT ARTIST 3CHIFFMANS LAWN MAINTENANCE and cutting lllt between hours 6 and 4, 233-&Z77« •OATSANOACCESSOmiS by the month. Colts Neck-Holmdel ,sk for Mrs. King. 1967 VOLKSWAGEN :„ $1595 ot the Colllngwood Circle, Rt. 33 * M area. Phone 531-1680. : ZINOVIA SEMOTAN Farmlngdolt, N. J. MI-5254. Op»n Mondoy through Frldoy 7 p.m. Sedan. Red, radio, heater. HWY. 35 KIYPORT TECHNICIANS — For full time won ROOMS PANELED — New ceilings, to ? p.m. For appointment Coll 1967 VOLKSWAGEN $1895 THE BOATMAN'S SHOP roofing, additions and alterations. ED In metallurgical .laboratory. Expel »4-4000 ALL YOUR SPRINO ence not necessary but mfli schot . Squorrtock. Blue, radio, heater. \ LUKER, 741-2109. lourses In Selene* emd Mattiems.UC! 747-0363 5 AUTOS FOR SALE FITTING OUT NEEDS 196« VOLKSWAGEN \.-..$'" New Jerseys Largest Manna Supply LAND8CAPINO and LAWN SERVICE leslrable. 671-2U4. House 14 Wharf Ave.. Red Bank. 741- Sedon, Dark oreen. oulomatlc. rodlo, heater. . A.R. Dies, 19 Lelghton Ave,, Red 5780. Open >un. and Holidays, B a.m. Bank. Dial 747-5019, ANTBY GIRL OR WOMAN - to.l p.m. light work. Apply dally, except Mon- BOATS and ACCESSORIES \ 1968 VOLKSWAGEN $1895 EXPERT WATCH, dock and lewelrr eys, COLONY BlfflTAURANT, Rld« Llghl blue,. Radio, heater. l» TROJAN SPEBDBOAT - With raptrlu. H. RO Fox Sports Novo ll. Two door hordlop, itandord, >lx cytl., radio, heater. Fisherman. Fly bridge, radio, 800 h.p. AS PLAYFUL 1963 FORD $ 995 Chrla Craft. Many extras, Call after • p.m. 7«H50fc Galaxle "500." Convertible, radio, heater, automatic, V-l, ; AS A DOLPHIN powsr siHrlna, black. SAILBOAT - With trailer and all gear. Stiff, roomy, eat-rlgged, 13'. 963 8UICK $ 995 1150. Call «71-O««3. WALL NOW AT Riviera. Two door Hardtop, rodlo, healer, automatic, powtr, 22" HA110OANY STEERING WHEEL Shrewsbury Ave., at Sycamore 964 CHEVROLET $1095 —With Ross gear, 2« lb. North Hill RED BANK Mallbu Two door hardtop, radio, heater, automatic, V-l, anchor. Power meiaphone. Call 322- power steering. 0399. AUTO IMPORTS \ COLUMBIA YACHTS 965 CHEVROLET $1195 747-5400 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. impolo convertible. Radio, hwtir, automatic, ilx cylinder, yellow. Ths YACHT BHOP lisa Ocssn A-V*.. S«a Bright- 842-U1S REO BANK 74I-58862 ••66 BUICK $2195 WANTED—<3s» rig sslls for 24-ft. || Low R".r«t . .. Diily . . . Weekly . . . Monthly Rlviero. Two door hardtop. Radio, heater, automatic, power. boat, with or without spin and ri|- >&7 MUSTANG $1695 •ln». Will consldtr Icehott ssils. Writs Ilvlr.i mtssurcments. condition v-l. Rodlo, heater, three-tpeed. snd prlc« to Box 1MB, Ths Dally 68 CHEVROLET . $2695 Register, Red Banl^ Comoro. Two door hardtop. Rodlo, heater, oulornntlc "327." KB LUHRI — Chrysler marine en- glne. Sleeps two. Head. Best offer. | SPORT CARS Call 2«( «»O. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY /67 HGB $1795 WANTRO PRAM In rood condtlfon. with oars. Roodtlfr, Gi-ten, radio, healer. Call after 3 p.m. 747-4MJ. ' A HANDY SUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI )67 SUNBEAM $1495 NEW AMD UBSD SAILBOATS Alpine Roaditer. Green, radla, heoter. MONMOUTH BAILING CENTEIl MONMOUTH MARINA 768 FIAT : $1795 the best 4* West at. 232-3192 Uonmouth Beach. ISt Spider convertmii. White, radio, heater. WANTBD — Rudder and' tiller ror Adding Machines-Typewriters Moving and Storage Pearl and Bead Reitringing Comet, plus Lightning. Also Lightning mast. Call g<2-im. SPECIAL OF THE WEEK . ADMNO MACHINES - Typawrltere sold, rented, repaired. Berploo's 101 ANDERSON BROS. Expertly on braided nylon. $LS0 ft Buick-Opel Buys Heeunouth It, Red Bank, UlOUS. atrand. Sterling clasps from TOO. WANTED AUTOMOTIVE INC. REUSSILI.ES; JO Broad at., RM Bank. PACKING — MOVING Dlimoods Bought or Reityled WANTED STORAGE are at TOO USED CARS Photography Let us buy the dlamrmda you don't Cub waiting (or you wear or lei us reillle them (or rou personally. Iteusalllee'. M Droad Si DWi - Portraits, TheatrtMl. 1968 VOLKSWAGEN TOWN & COUNTRY Ad>ertlslnf. FII.U ART PRODuS DODGE Electrical Contractors TION8. Fair Haven. 711-4741 Stdsn, radio, heater, rediel tires. Agf A% •• •• AGENT/AUKDWAN LINES U MAIN ST. SU-ilM MATAWA Zenith blue. Full Volb~«gv>n NM3A, ssss «ST s» ^SF Sthaulf small 7114OI0, mm*. Sprint] It Just r IIAUUNQ-Cellars garages PLUMHINO - Heating and bathroom Around Hit Corntr... cleaned up. Have truck. Free esti- remodeling. CMMTII Contractor! mate*. Til-lUt alter I pm CORRIGAN'S MONMOUTH COUNTY'S OLDEST and LARGEST BUICK-OPEL •nd we ntid 100 Used Carl 117 Oakland St., Htr2 Btnk T47*3TM «nd Decorating 1, "The doalorship whoro the customer it important" We will trad* or buy e>ut OAltPssNTRT - AddlUMM. MWtUni, ' AUTHORIZED VOLKSWAGEN DEALER right — Call or Con* In •t*p«. sldswalks, ftuki*. odd Jotoa. IMamaaliU ratsa, Ill-UtS, Ttl»«. OARL II. JON Its — Feinting and wallpapflrlng Full/ Insured. For tree Roofing. Sldlny & Insulation HWY. 35 264-400 KEYPORT TOM'S FORD eellmales, oall 22S-313I. SHREWSBURY MOTORS, Inc. ALL. TTPEI OP HOME REPAIRI ASK FOR ID II91H Allsrallons, ramodsllnf, anA palntlni. nonnriT s. FARWKLI. Ol^SRN CO. SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-8500 SHREWSBURY (I Vi mile louih Psrkwty Exit 117) Hwy. 31 JM-UOO K*yp*rt Rsssonsblr prlcsd. Fr«« asllmalss. Painting A Decorati tmuitllon ini | rrsmpt sirvlcs. call Ttl-ltU. rat rree EsUmatei Call f*r 10 yean i. *>,*. HELP WAOTED—FEMALE HELP WANTED—MALE . Family f HELP WANTED-Mak-Fcmale THE DAILY REGISTER, Friday, April 4, 1969—21 BOOKKEEPER COOKB AND WAITRESSES—Experi- mil charit, five day week, 9 to 5. enced only, Apply 1n person, Mir- INSTRUCTION FOB SALE Nice •Ituatlon. Bipejlence and stick- tinl'i! aDiner, Rt. 36. Xeanaburg. t»-itrUven»a needed. Apply In ptuon. FACTORY HELP HAIRDREaSffill — Top i&lary and AINTINO—All Mtdls. Print* Its- ITEMS YOU NO LONGElT ' RED BANK LUMBER cbmmlsHlon plus vacation. AllcnhurKt nns or organized groutii only. Lonls. Pearl and Wall Red Bank 741-5500 'thyvoulou. Btudln 21. 21 Brosd St. area. I>ayB &31-22I8. After 7. 222-2B1B, (1 Bank. 741-6356. NEED OR USE WILL... HOUSEWORKER — One day per week. In Holnldel. References. Call No Experience Necessary MALE FEMALE- 2M-4604. COMPUTER CAREERS • busLnm.1, Lnrinstry anrl government SELL WOMAN — To work In drug store, ^rt with ECPI trslnlnj. Day int Tues. and Thurs., 9-5 p.m. Red Bank- PRODUCTION /enlngs. Call ECPI at M2-2BO0 or MMdletown area. Write Box N-123. ALL SHIFTS l»lt ECPI, Z« Monmouth Park Hwy., The Daily Register, Red Bank. WORKERS 'cat Lons Branch. FAST LEGAL SECRETARY — Minimum of WETIAVE OUR 3 yeart recent legal experience. None 3-shift operation, six days WITH A QUICK ACTION other need apply. Modern new olflces. We Will Train OWN COMPUTER Top salary (or right person. Call per week. Steady empl9y- THK KABIUjOra IBM ^W LOW-COST • MUa Rundqulst, 229-3200. ment, excellent benefits. FOR VOU Tf> TRAIN ON ALSO iy A >*vrnln(t clrianea now fr.rmlnf DAILY REGISTER MATURE WOMAN — Pleasant per- Interviews Monday through . Apprnvrri for Veterans . . . Tuition aonallty, wanted as receptionist for busy medlcil office. Must be experi- Friday, 9 a.m. until 12 noon. GO TO A OOMPUTKR SCHOOL FAMILY AD enced. Bookkeeping background pre- FOREMAN -SECOND SHIFT Apply at the Personnel Offlcs WITH /AN IBM COMPUTER ferred. Write Box H-188, Tho Dally I rREMISES FOR 8TUDENT UBE 3 LINES - 5 DAYS Remitter, Red Bank. * CALL 747-4647 TWIST AND CABLE DEPT. LILY-TULIP Or write today for new catalog:. FOR OPPORTUNITY! DIVISION OF OWENS-lLLINBlS Four women to become, representatives Hwy 39 . ' .. Holmdel NORTHEAST JUST In tbe highly profitable home decorat- E(|iial opportunity employer Available for UarohandUt Tn ••!• ing field. If you have the ability to WIRE AND CABLE EXPERIENCE REQUIRED Computer Institute only. Article must originate Emsi • panttule people and caa speak well, ENGLISH PLAZA RED BANK household and mar not exceed a Ml* call :5Mb and ask for Mlchele. SEAL ESTATE SALES PER- price or S50.00 per article. SON — Exppripncfirt. Rpiirien Price MUST be advertised. Eaeh ad- . NURSE - ' •**» JOIN A GROWING COMPANY Agency, Member ol Multiple MERCHANDISE ditional line (1.00. No conr olumtM Listing Service. 741-91OO. mar bs made and no dueouau off 4-4 FUR SALE returns will be made II id U euv celed before expiration. INDUSTRIAL IN A GROWTH INDUSTRY k FACTORY HELP — For greetlnj card plAnt. No 'experience necessary, HAY FOR BALE To Place,Your Daily Register good- working conditions. Full time bale and up. Also straw. NURSE We are a leading manufacturer of wire, only. Apply In .person. HAWTHORNE- 462^9273 FAMILY AD, CALL... SOMMERFIELD, INC., CBntor »nd Require JtN to work permanent I to 'You're not s'posed to talk in here." Jackson St., Freehold. TYPEWRITERS, ADDING rnlChlnes. 13 Shift, Modern medical department. cable and TV system products offering...' HfLnOS H6 O Ud. QflltHd 741-6900 liberal fringe benefit plan. Apply In EXPERIENCED CHEF ... M $25. Serplco'i 101 Moomoutb person to Personnel Department. Please rail t. Next to theater. 717-Oift. 24-Hour Service Bill-9000 GOOD. SALARY JOMffi HOUSEHOLD FURNI3HINQ6 MAYTAO WRINOER TYPB WA».._.. ...MIDLAND-GLASS CO. —WS, kitchen cshlnet »3, Kelvlntuir ~ CLIFFWOOD AVE. SHORT ORDER COOKS - Experi- Cal! rtfrlgnrator J35. 142-4258. CLIFFWOOD, N. J. HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MAI.E enced. Male or female. For tavern. 74J-9M9. An Erjual opportunity Employer Good pay. Days or nights. 222-B733. AQUARIUM EQUIPMENT — TanlCI, GENEROUS BENEFITS "A SALES CAREER DESKS $15 up PILES, tables, chairs, pumpi, lights, etc. Sold only as unit SALESMEN adding maoMnei, typwrlters, otrico COUNTEROIRL—And checker for dry WITH CULLIG'AN — equipment, «tc, at bargain prlew. 717-11158. cleaning establishment. Full-time em- IS IT FOK YOU? ^ If you have experience In direct selling lew or.-uaed AAC DESK OUTLET,' ,. ployment, 40 hrs. Must he neat and Apply in Person All Week (books, prwls, vacuums, carpet, elc.) L 35. OakFlUrst 531-3990. THRKE • WHEEL CHAIN DRTVtN perSAnabK. Apply LITTLE SILVER The- name Culllgan h&x become a Wo will assure y6u an unusually high TRICYCLE — One year old. Xftl • CLEANERS, 601 Branch Ave., Little household word in the rapidly growing Income. MEN and .WOMEN lent condition. $15. 741-661B. Silver. field of water softening. A Oulligan Our men sell by qualified appoint- palesman becomes known as "Tho Cul- mentu in Monmouth and Middlesex Full Time And Moonlighters RENT A TV BOY'S CLOTHKS-BuU, almost new. SALESPERSONS WANTED — Full VIKOA CABLE CO. llgan 51 an" in the community -he counties and our customer financing Dolor or blade and wMte. Day. week size 8 S1O red bjaser, slza 9, M, P1U4 time year round only. Five day week. served, where lie can expect In settle is unbentable. fall 2W-6800. Turret Lathe Operators >r month. Low rates. BAVSHCftK TV Jacket, size 12. a, six pairs Bermu- Apply F. W. Woolworth Co.. 52 Broad In a lirettme career as a respected - Church Bt., Keansburt. 787-HOO. das, never worn, size 14, $2 emtfc. - Metal Polishers 741-8012. - . St, Red Bank, after 2 p.m. Halls Mill Road Freehold member of that community, AUTO MECHANIC Foundry Sand Molders CLBRK-TYP1ST — Full tlms position „ AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Tho Culllgan 'salesman builds Ma ca- Top pay for experienced man. All bene- PIANOS-ORGANS ATLANTIC TRADDJO POST — 17» . available In Building Service depart- rper by selling softened water- and fit!?. 5 dViys a week. Klnn Bulck, Inc., Foundry Core Makers Grand Ave., Lont Branch. AnUOult. - ment ol modern growing hospital. Hours Culligan equipment tor home use with 33f» Broadway, Long Branch. Call 222- ots of Irade-lna from $23. Truck china glass and used furniture, wed. 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oood salary, full 2500. Sheetmetal Workers and Frl. 8-10 p.m., and Sat and lira.. confidence tha.1 each new ugcr will be- iaria of new planoi and organs Just 10-6 p.m. Buy and tell 229-am fringe benefits and pleasant working come botli a friend and a source of FACTORY MBN — Ooncl pay for Locksmiths irrived. Spinet pianos from $495. Com* conditions. Contact Personnel Office, enthusiastic help towards more cus- 40 liojTfl steady work. Year-round plete players — new and uied. Rentals SURFBOARD - Locked-In, V »". Jttvervlew Hospital, 741-2700, ext 225, tomers. Steady, diligent and consci- Indoors making fine ceramic tile. No Tool Makers from $7c a week. Excellent condition. JI0. for an Interview. entious • effort, without high pressure, 1 experience needed. Old factory Isn't General Help 7I7-SM3. MACHINE OPERATORS are basic requirements in this work. fancy, but" you'lj like Alco'a friendly Come see our Warehouse MATURE WOMAN — General otflce people. Paid holidays, vacation, Insur- Maintenance Men "just ror Fun" BLOND — Bookcase-headboard Kd work. Full time. Experienced typlat. If you are the man for this opportuni- ance, other benefits. We were an •$\2. child's maple bookcaae-chelt Call for appointment, H2-4700. ty, and live in Monmouth County, we en.ua! opportunity employer years be- We need good all round FREEHOLD KIMBALL PIANO A SS. World Olohe 13. 747-4230. We have immediate openings in production machine shop. offer an Interesting salary and bonus fore It became fashionable. ATCO CE- men. Will train persons ORGAN WAREHOUSE HXWBMHNCED WAITRESSES — plan with paid life Insurance, Ucspltal, RAMICS CORP., Hwy, 35, Keyport, il^flnuth St. Freehotd BABY CARRIAaE — Like ne», |9t. High class restaurant. Call between, Duties include material handling, light machining and vacation and profit Bharlnljr. pieasa 261-80O0. with good steady work his- n-Um 462-4730 Crib SO. Baby scale, 12, Play psn, II and 1 p.m. 229-7801. phone 688-1600. ST. Also hi'jy clothes 741S842. bench operations. Will train. MACHINE OPERATOR — Needed tory if not experienced. RTBDDINCI OOWN — Of Chantlll; TOP HAIRDRESSER OR MANICUR- for growing company. Full ^>ane pay lace, Alencon and Pesu de Bole. PORT-ACRIB — Car bed, baby IST — Top salary. All year round. SALES CAREER while training plus quality bonus af- Steady year round employ- swing,' bassinet, child's-miple rolllot For the right individual, we offer a Detachable Watteau train. Spray of Hl-4222. • PERMANENT POSITIONS ter training: period. Paid vacation, ment. All company benefits tppllques on gown- and train. Head desk', child's dressing table and stem, marvelous challenge. No celling on raid holiday8, group Insurance j}fiin •ate. All good condition. All for MS. • HOUSECLEANINO • PROGRESSIVE WAGE INCREASES eventual Income, Excellent starting piece of crystal and pearl. No veil. One or two days a week. salary, plus commlssinnfl while com- major medical. Call 747-f)2no or apply and advancement opportu- Blze 12. S120. 291-10M, aiter 6 p.m. 787-2401. Call Mrs. Walsh, • 671-2167. at li Apple St., New Shrewsbury. • 9 PAID HOLIDAYS pleting our three - year sales training nities. lOUNTER ARRANGEMENT — Se- CLOCK — Ansonla cait Iran mantel, program. Liberal fringe benefit and MEN — To Irarn auto and plnte curity Btcol. All gray with linoleum patent date 1882, I4S. Power lawn HOUSEKEEPER WANTED • PAID VACATION future management opportunity. glnFR trnde, mechanically inclined. mower, 18" reel, and grass catcher, APPLY IN PERSON top. 65" long, 30>i" wide, 44" high. Mature, permanent, live In. Rumson. • INSURANCE PLAN LET 1969 be your year of opportunity. Permanent position. All raid bene- Contains center cash drawer, two let- »25. Oil 536-8694 after ». To do general housework In modern Call 549-7587, evca 671-2232 today. fits. Apply ATLANTIC GLASS CO., ter size file drawers and two storage An equal opportunity employer. JI/P 138 Lower Main St., Matawnn. 14' TENT CAMPER DELUXE "PLEA- ranch home with latest conveniences • PROFIT SHARING catlnetl with adjustable shelves. »2C«. smtEMATE" — Never used. Cott- and assist with two children, ages 7 KLE-FORGE CORP. To Inspect, call 741-8900. Ask for Mr. and 3. All laundry sent out. Own love- • SICK PAY SHORT ORDER COOKS — Six need- PARK ANr» RECRKATION MAIN- J1S00. will sell for 41(79. S42-4099. . ed. Full or part-time. Apply In per- TENANCE MAN — Mldrtlotown rosl Rt. 34 & Garden State Parkway, Mayer. ly room and private bath. Own Tv. son, Mermaid Diner, Hwy. 3G, Leo- dent. Civil Service appointment. Full SURFBOARD 8' 10"— Llk« ne». No - Excellent salary. References. Call 842- Exit 96 dings, 1068 Surfboard East, MS. Call ' •300. Apply Personnel Department 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Satur- nardo. time position, trail 741-O8« for further . ANTIQUES Information between D a.m. and b Allenwood, N. J. flellca from old houses, mantels, odd- 741-3580. SALESGIRL — Permanent position. day 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. TECHNICIAN p.m. ties, furniture, chundellera, china, Full time for general selling. Experi- :ut glass, service plates. Special this ETHAM ALLEN COLONIAL — COUeh. ence preferred, but not necessary. NURSERY HELP FOR HEN — 18 chair, dinette set and bedroom dreil> QUALITY years old and over. Our minimum week—Love seat, matching rocker er. Call 741-4055 before 0 p.m. Driver's license needed. Apply in per- wage Is $1.65 per hour. Limtt's Nur- CAR HOPS — Over 18. Call In per- and chairs, lovely, [or $150. Browsa lon to Mrs.' Pinsley, Klslln's, Front son, after 2 p.m. STEWART'S, Hwy, and have coffee with us. STEREO SYSTEM — Oarnrd. Heath- St.. Red Bank. •WHEELOCK SIGNALS INC. sery Inc.. Phalanx Rrt.. Colts Neck. kit (FM stereo tuner), Bogen ampll- Call 74L220O for particulars. 3f7. Highlands. CONTROL . GRACE A. SCHOLL fler. Lafayette speakers, »1M. 741-J1M MOTHER'S HBLPER - Four-year- 273 Branchport Ave. Long Branch EXPERIENCED HAIRDRESSER — CLERKS — To work part-time In re- ID W. Front St. 812-2927 Red Bank old child. Colts Neck. Own transporta- All year round. Top salary. 531- tail food store. Must •'be over 21. Semi- GUL1STAN RUO and padding, txis, tion. $15 day. 4623051 between 9 and TECHNICIAN 4222. retired peraona welcome. Openings ANTIQUE SACRIFICE! OUR OWN excellent condition, ' S7S. 8ltvertene 10 a.m. COLLECTION FOR SALE I Retiring portable TV 19". 135. Dsnavoi Ktu- EMBLERS AND WOODWORKERS available evening! and weekends. A p. far health! CURIOSITY SHOP, It BABYSITTER WANTED Requires 2 years college or equivalent, ply in person 9 a.m, to 7 p.m., Cum- Ing Aid. S75. 842-3759. HELP WANTED-FEMALE Permanent full time work with sail- nerland Farma (Mores, 604 River Rd,, Third Ave., Long Branch, 11-fl. Four nights a week HELP WANTED—MALE and 1 to 3 years Quality Control Me- boat manufacturer. Boat experience ELECTROLUX - Vacuum with pow- Call 741-6848 or 747-4345 chanical TeBt Experience. not necessary. Many beneMts. Call he- Fair Haven-164 Newman Bprlngs Rd,, To investigate customer complaints Red Bank. SIDING er nozzle and cord winder. Sacrifice. HOUSEKEEPER -WANTED — Sleep- PART-TIME — Earn 'J75.'S15O per twe^n 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. JENSEN »95. Call 747-5794. in. Care for children. No heavy month -allowing new homo care prod- MEN WANTED and production problems, wrile test MARINE, 4310100, Contractor lias Alcoa Aluminum Sid- ucts five hours per week. Call Mr. or specification?, analyze test data and MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST — For ing and Vinyl Biding left over from cleaning. References. 741-9621 or 741- MCDONALD'S DRIVE-IN Pathologlst'R laboratory. 65 Union St. WALL-TO-WALL CARPBT S5O5. Mrs. Erdmann at 666-7G61. write up engineering reports. MECHANIC'S HELPER — Preferably Development. Closeout half price sale We must sacrifice our dticontlouid 925 Hwy. 35 Mldoletown This corporate level opening with a experienced with tools. Apply In per- Red Bank. Must be well qualified. Sal- Installed on your home. No money Inventory for new stock. Now for on- HOUSEKEEPER — Llve-ln, vicinity WAITRESSES — All three shifts open. Full or part-time workers for eve- rapid growth company has Quality aon, WERNER'S AUTOMOTIVE, Hwy. ary commensurate with training and down. First payment September 1MB. ly $179 we will instill 370 «q. (t"6t Highlands, five day week. No children. Top wages. Apply In person. Dog nlngs. MUBt he at least 18 years old. Control PLANT MANAGER potential! 3G, Bclford.- experience. Fringe benefits. Excellent Call collect 100% nylon carpet with padding. .. Fine living accomodatlons, paid holl- House, Rt. 35, Mlddletown. Submit resume In strict conlldencB to future. Send resume or make appoint* HOLIDAY BUILDERS 353-45(6 motit. Dr. Martin R. Rush. Call now • Only four colon lift 4av>. vacation. Social Security, health BUI Schell SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — Home Pecoraton, Keyport 26J480P Insurance. Prefer experience'. Refer- DENTAL AB8ISTANT — Fart-tlms. QUALITY CONTROL Full time. Experienced man only ences. WO week. Call 386-3746,-10 to 1 Experience preferred, but not neces- Apply in person, Herbie's .Citgo Bta- TRAY SERVICE WORKER — $2 hour. sary. Box F-115, The Dally Register, MIDLAND GLASS CO. Call lor an appointment. EARLY AMERICAN FURNITURE — weekdays only, 872-1102 before 8 a.m.. Red Bank. FOREMAN CliHwood Ave. Cliffwood, N. J. 07721 tfon, Llncroft. HAMMOND Sofa, loveaeat, rockers, lirnpi. Ex- after 8 p.m. weekdays, all day Sa.t. 946-4200 cellent condition. Reaionably prlctn. and Sun. - An Equal Qpportunlty Employer TRUCK DRIVER - Permanent em- Call after 6 p.m. 721-6170. MATURE WOMAN — To assist with Challenging t supervisory position for NURSES' AIDES — All shifts, shift housework. Must be available for responsible. Intelligent man with one DISHWASHER — For night work. ployment. Building materials hand FACTORY WORK differential. 12 hour. Call for an ap- babysitting weekend evenings and oc or two years experience in Quality Apply dally, except Mondays, COLO- ling, fork lift nnrt tandem axle truck. ORGAN 19" PORTABLE ZENITH TV — Blade caalonally week days. Live In or out. NY" RESTAURANT, Ridge Rd,, and Experience helpful. Hard work. Wage and white. Call pointment B48-4200. HOLMDEL CON- control or equivalent Ave of Two Rivers, Rumson. 842-9827. program. Vacation and henefita. Re Immediate PERMANENT openings fo 222-U38 ^_ VALESCENT CENTER, Hwy. 34, Call 231-2738. Holmdel. ply P.O. Box 206, Long Branch. N.J male.i and females, MU3r work ro. Holmdel. SALESWOMAN — Full time. Experi- Minimum high achool education or one GAS ATTENDANT — To work all tatinff shifts. Starting salary $2.47^ FLOOR TILES CLERK TYPIST — Unique opportunity ence necessary. To start Immediately. or two years college preferred. Please night. Apply Fulton Texaco Service LANDSCAPE] LABORERS -* Expert per hour plus shift differential. OVER STUDIO send resume and salary history to Center, Hwy 36 and Middle Rd., Haz- ence preferred In all phases of land' TIME. Excellent fringe benefits. Drive Clean handsome floors maki your for growth and advancement with a LADY SQUIRE, 1300 Hwy. 35, Middle- Mrs. A. Robinson, or call 671-3000, Ext. let. 264-96fU. OF ASBURY PARK home. Stop in and chowa Irdm bt«Utl- young, expanding organization. Other town. 671-9292. scaping. Forcmnn position open in to Exit 120, Garden State Parkway, ful patterns In John*• Manvllle 4nd- clerical skills a "plus". Permanent 30 days. 462-8G8G. ' , ,,; . right turn on Matawan Rd., left turn Open dally 'til 9: Sat 'til 5:30 Kentile floor iquarea at low price*. ' position. Silary commensurate with, LEGAL SECRETARY — Typing and MANAGEMENT CAREER on CUftWDOd Ave. to plant. Apply In Do your own job and lave. shorthand skills required. Apply In retailing, Rapid a. End tstilei <10 and III. All INVESTMENT PLANNING Ambitious men needed. Over 21. Start- 842-1212 0032 after S p.m. EAND,' Rt 35, Mlddletown Shopping Career opportunity. Salary plus com- culation. ing salary to JT/MO per year. 10 to 14 dren In my home. 33 Cherry St., New • ntlqucd white. 842-4435^ mission. BECURITV INVESTORS CO months extensive training program. PLUMBING MECHANIC — A-l in all Shrewsbury. 747-6379. UNPAINTED FURNITURE WALNUT GRAIN Formic* top table Center. Excellent employment benefits, so ex- phases of pluniMns anrl hratln^ work. 1 Main St., Eatontown. 542-6600. RELIABLE WOMAN—Wishes to take with lH»f. four chalri, 130. Call JW- REGISTERED NURSE — Evening perience necessary, Steady, year round employment. 531 CLEARANCE SALE 2212 before II a.m. Silft. Shift differential. Call for an ap- CAREER OPPORTUNITY — Join one FOR PERSONAL INTERVIEW CALL FO85. caro of children In her home. Will of MonmouUi and Ocean Counties EXPERIENCED MECHANIC - For board thorn If desired. Call 747-260f». Look lor yellow tag for special sale ELECTRIC BTOVE — Tito ovens. Ex- pointment. 946-4200. HOLMDEL CON- FLOOR WAXER-WINPOW CLEANER VALESCENT CENTER, Hwy. 34, fastest growing real estate agencies. large OM Dealer. Good working con- 671-0925 cellent condition. Call We will train and prepare for licens- ditions- anil benefits. 741-7643. Call after ft p.m. RED BANK LUMBER 842.0387 Holmdel. ' ing, through our special company MCDONALD'S DRIVE-IN 566-7018 SITUATIONS WANTED Male •cnool,. qualified young men tor po- APPRENTICE — To learn tile print- 925 Hwy. .15 Mlddletown 'earl and Wall. Red Bank. 741-550O CHEST OK DRAWERS AND DRSU-'. SECURITY GUAtfD — Full time posi- ER TO MATCH — With large .mit. • IF YOU LIKE PEOPLE. ENJOY mak- alUons In one of today's most lucra- ing trade on a daily newspaper. BAKER — Experienced only. Two tion available in modern growing hos- LIFEGUARD — Senior Red Cross 13" BEELINE travel trailer — Reele ing friends and want to earn money, tive professions. It you are Interested Steady advancement in salary and needed. Full or part-time. Apply in ror. Both 825. 7874160. '• • • pital wilh KOOI salary and full frlngo LlfcsavinB Certificate, v tvallablo for loatinB hitch. Sleeps five. Heated. In first year earnings ot 112,000, vita all-year around employment. Excellent person, Mermaid Diner, Hwy. 36, ,lke new. (1.000 firm. 787-4559. HAY — Big bales 75c. cow manure, fringe benefltB. Fnr Interview, write benefits. Must he able to do shift summer work. Full time. Or Indoor all, ^41-4343 or call .482-3377, 774-1220. unlimited future Income potential, cal Leonardo. work. Contact PerHOtinfil Office. Elver- pool, part-time now. Call 747-4615 at- rotted, 75c your bushel basket. Brlna* - Mr Steam, 787-6600. short resume to Box D-170, The Daily ter 5. 1UITARS — Amplifiers, drums, ac- shovel. A. ILER, Dairy Farm.. 871-' SECRETARY - Experienced. Perm* Register, Red Bank. EXPERIENCED BUICK MECHANIC view Hospital, 711-2700, Ext. 225, for cordions, violins and others. Up to Sent employment/ Freehold. Must be MECHANIC—Experienced on Chrysler —For Monmouth County's largest nn interview. An Equal Opportunity 75% off list price on used equipment. 0073. ^_ expert stenographer and typist, ana Corporation oars, FREEHOLD DODGE, SALESMEN WANTED dealer. Excellent benefits and work- Employer. WOULD LIKE TO EXCHANGE LIV- Up to 40% list price on new equip- MAH06ANY DIN1NO ROOM SET — •tllllnr to assume some responslbllty 462-9234. Ing conditions. 741-7613. ^^ PART-TIME — Apply in person, 1NQ QUARTERS AND GARAGE ment. Anderson, 30 Broad Bt, Bed Ten pieces. Oood condition. »79. 2»1- - Jor office routine. Must be high school PART-TIME *in,00O SPACE—for one car for some of my Sank. LINOTYPE OPERATOR — Part-time FULL-TIME (20,000 Kraufizer's Dairy. 80 First Ave., At- spare time. Experienced Estate Gar- 1838. v , graduate ana resident of Mmrnouth If you have the Initiative wo have Ilio CIVIL ENGINEERING OFFICE lantic Highlands. County.-;Jim-day we* • •? 4^0i NeS' No night work. COMMERCIAL MONMOUTH COUNTY AUEA • dener, Chauffeur and Handyman. Wid- IAXOPHONE — Alto. Hoiton make, HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINET — PRESS, 168 W. Front St., Red Bank. money. World known corporation. No ower. No family. Employed five days, Bangle gas range. Brown leather ly redecorated, refurnished al'-Mn*"- competition. Call.Ur. Carvollc. 747-1)701. PERMANENT POSITIONS T^LEAN IIP MAN WANTED — N lllver with gold bell. $175. tloncd office. Many benefits, No age 747-3611. EXOINEER/DESIGNER . flml UHPil cms. font ant Sorvlro De- Mon. thru Frl. Write to Box B-177 741-9305. couch. 787-4012. 1 mit aood salary for right person. SERVICE STATION ATTENDENT - partment at BAYSHORE CHRYSLER, The Bally Register, Red Bank. MACHINE OPERATOR B.S.C.E. or municipal design ESSKAY HAMS — Hickory smoked, SURFBOARD — Til" Morey Pow.- Rep y in own handwriting to Box D- Experienced. 7 a.m. - 3:30 p.m., Mon. experience. ni 02(10 Mac Tavlsh tracker, sup clucked 111. The Dally Register. Red Bank. Starting $2.25 hour. Benefits, vacation. thru Frl. Apply In person. Brittaln's Salary open "fully cooked", tender, mild, dell- deck. Call 741-2872 Apply at INSUL-COUSTICB Jern.ee Mill Bunoco, llwy, 35 and Laurel Ave., DESIGNER/DRAFTSMAN MANAGER — Paint nnri hnrdwai SITUATIONS WANTED - slous. An easy meal for Easter. Also •CREDIT INTERVIEWER -• SI.Mi to Rd,, Bayievllle, N. J. Mlddleiown. Civil, Mapping or Survey experience, dppt. EJtpprlrnco jirorpi-rpd, hut will very lightly salted ham lor dietetics. PHONO. RECORDS — 18 R.P.M. start Evening hours and weekends. Irain. Excellent opportunity, Apply In Male - Female Homemade fresh Klelbasa and Italian Early Ian. Big Bandl. Rome ClUllU.-- Mature married woman P™<«"£; EXPERIENCED MECHANIC — Ap- TWO PAINTERS — Experienced. Al- Salary open person to Mr. Ron Miznrell. ManiKcr Sausage. Try our famous Eaby Beef 942-1849 ply In person to Bill Grant, Service so painter's helper, some exporlence. SURVEYOR/PARTY CHIEF Liver 70c 1b. LANE'H MARKET, llj Eatontown area. Call 542B771 after Pnlnl and Hardware Dept. J.M^ Flc, WRITER — Free-lsnce. Public Rela- Manager, McFaddln Cadillac, Oldsmo- Call alter 6, 787-8HIH. L.S. deslrnhle Rt art, Hnzlel, after 1 p.m. Rlnrllng WhltB SI., Red Bank. 7410475. awiMMiNO POOLS - All typei of 4 p.m. „ bile, 2M Broadway, Long Branch. 222- Siilnry d|icn tions. All flfilda advertising. Fully ex- Ingrnunii and above-ground pools. MECHANIC — Working knowledge TRANSIT MAN Rulnrdav., _____ pcrlcMiccd. Resume and fees upon re- 1234. and understand ing or theory re ROK B-170, The Dully Regis' Rosenc-lnt Isce and peau de sole gown. prices. ADD-ON POOLS, 1400 H«y. HELP WANTED-FEMALE TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVERS — to repair 2 and 4-cyclo air-cooled en- ler. Red Bank. gines. Welding. Willing to lenrn.'Sem! 5;i-$;t.;iivhr. and Jnnllntiul sorvlrp. Must np 2H n Crown madfl of hand cut crystals. 3S, Mldilletown (lM's aoutll of Seen). Ttyo ye&rB commercial experience. resume or. qualifications and age to Salaries fully competitive depending nvpr. Must 'Irlvr. Expprlpnrft. prefpr Uned only on™. Blze 10. $125. Call Apply In person at Nappi Trucking Box D-175, The Dally Register, Rod upon qualifications — paid holidays rrrl. Fmir rimirs In n.m. nr three anytime- 542-3272. Corp., Rt. 34, Matiwan. and vacation — hospltalizfitlon — FINANCIAL BEST TOP SOIL : EXPERIENCED Bank. hours in pvrnlnB. Oill 787-3ftil4. r.-iod mi dirt, blue stont, road gravel. PORTHRB — Full tlmo positions major medical — lnsurnncc. Reply "Fn"L[~TI*ME — Tnjrk drivtnjc and TWO-WHEEL' UTILITY TRAILER 6x giving riualKlcutlons, experience and BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 10—Enclosed sleel deck. Six-ply tires sand, etc. Bulldozing, and baekhoe ser. available on Any and 3 to 11 shirts. rnnslrudlon wnrk. Kumlliar with enn- vice. Eckel's Trucking, Morganvllrt. KEYPUNCH Good salary, pleasant working condi- JANITORS Biliary requirements. All replies con- ntnirtlon equipment. Rnmo mflrrinn and shoi-ks. $315. Call after 6, 717-0412 tions, full fringe benefits. Contact fidential. Reply to • Box 11-191, The nhllllv. Exrollcnt pay. IMerennrn. GULP SERVICE STATIONS FOR SM-9M7. Personnel Office, Hlvervlew Hospital, Dally Register, Ret! Bank. LEASE — Modern 2-bay, good neigh- CITCHEN CABINETS - Top and OPERATORS Opportunity (or men experienced In Trloplionc ini-SririS hrlwoen tinurn or >ottom birch, corner unit, fl'x71/il, Full FIVE PIECE — Early American rec- 741-2700, Ext. 223. An equal opportun- fl a.m. nnil "» p.m. Soldo ron.itruction borhoods and transit trade. Paid reation room set. Call Full or port-time. Day* or\6 eves, ity employer. operating floor neruhbers, mechanical AUTOMOTIVE PARTS WHOLESAL- training, One In Matawan and one In back splash. Phono B42-1197. sweepers nnrt floor waxcrs. Experience Cn , lm\, "»n0 IIwv. M\. Mlildlnlown 8(2-12 S9 FOX & BOTTONE ER—Han opportunity for stock control Cheosenuake. Call ilays, HE 6-6868. 3RXSSISS—Sizes 11-41!. Tulle, 25c yd. •helpfu '. l but not necessaryry. . Apply for- and delivery man. Opportunity for nd- After 5 call 727-1547. PRE-8EASON SALE — On Phtlco and (Data Processing) Ronncl Office, Mon. through Frl,, Irom T7RivRhi^iFLTiMnRfrnRLiB Lace, 65c yd. Taffeta. Itrlrlnl {towns, HELP WANTED-Male-Female vnncoment. Call NAYLOR'S, Atlantic J25 nnd up, sizes U-16. 787-7889. Firestone air conditioners. A» low aa Red Bonk 9 a.m. -12 Noon. I Ugh In nils, 2IU-H14. ______]ES —' All bcni!iitft. Cull 711-4447 for ESTABLISHED — Full Bervlce benuty lull) lor SOOO BTU Firestone. Come In appointment. . Hnlon located In growing Baynhon jAWN MOWER — Dual whool Orave- and see at FIRESTONE, While anl LILY-TULIP PURCHASING AGENT town. Proven moneymaker but Mines ly Irai'lor with 40" rotary mower. Manic St» Btd Bank. For nil rmrclmslng In elcctrnhlcH corpo- forces sale for $30,000 cash. Call 787- $4f)0. Cull 747-251)8 after 3 p.m. 741-0050 DIVISION OF OWENS-ILLINOIS HELP WAWTED-Malc-Femalo 0182. *? THOMAS INTERMEZZO — Two man- Hwyv 30 Holimlol, N, J. ration. Experience required. Apply In BAR BELLS — Weights, 145-lb, set, tia! electric organ, «50. Admiral *l- An Equal Opportunity Employer person, Elcclro Impulse Inc., 116 Clicat MKN - WOMEN (2a. Call por Frccznr. IS cu. ft.. 1100. Whirlpool TELEPHONE nut St., Red Rank, 811 ELL OIL CO, portable dishwasher, wooded '•lock tor Our firm needi 12 to start Immediate- Three-hay branch located at Rt. 66, 747-4220 HELP WANTED-MALE BRAKE AND MUFFLER INSTAL- ly No experlonci!. WH train, Jtl5- takes IS place settings, ftOO. 842-3074 MECHANICALLY INCLINED MAN— Neptune, will be available on or &bou SUIIP BOARD -.Greg Noll 810", morning!) or evenings. LER — Clean cut young man. Auto- $170 to-fllnrt. Onll 741.4014. May 1st,, Iflfl9. ORDER motive and torch experience helpful. Full tlmo iiOHltlon. Good starting sal- and oar rack, fan. Call * Excellent future. Apply In peraon oiv ary, Mnjor cam puny. Cull 22D-U14 for RRAL RKTATB SALES PERSON — 747-1220 BAnnECtiE noTISBERIE — store. Ileconit1 n pmfcsslniTal. Rxpnrlonrfd ly. /ijipnlntment, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m, Tnld training. Excellent hospital mcdl- ORdAN, 1907 MODEL — Commercial type heavy duty motor. MIDAS MUFFLER SMOr or Inexiiorirnroil. Monmoiitli rounty's cal plan. Financing nvnllnblc. It lit* Slalnlo.is steel, three glass windows. MACHINIST fnntcFit urnwinjj 'lrnlter will trnln ynu Single, keyboard. $11)5. Csll CLERKS 4.10 Hwy 35 Mlildlnlown tcrcntrri, please conlnct Mr. Devlin 5099244 $25, 787-eim. to I'nrn si.vnnn first yfar. Aslt for Mr. Hill) CorllOH Avo. Nerhinn PAINTERS at fKW-^96-5537 or (evenings 201-045' ADniNC! MACHINE — Rebuilt UniiBT- 0870). ATTIC AND BASEMENT — Conlenta FIRST CLASS ROLF mURSH MAINTENANCE EXPERIENCED ONLY of old hotel. Wash stiinrt, chamtier lod Standard mannsl. $3S. Excellent opportunity MAN — Year round. Call H2-3M3 for Call MY THREE SON3 CAN YOU CUT NEWSPAPER ARTI FOR LEASE! — Beachcomber Bench pota, glassware, trunks, dishes cup- f 671-9611 . -MACHINIST Interview between 0 a.m. and 5 p.m. SB1-744O S83-II706 CLEB? With ni/nr. Must ho fast. Per- Club, Ocean at Atlantic Ave., Long bourd, marble-top dresser. 776-G.W8. to earn extra cash. iiuient nnrt-tlmc. Room 507, 12 .Bronrt Branch. 400' private bench, snack bar LATHE OPERATORS MECHANIC EXPERIENCED PAINTERB — Am>ly L.. Rod Rank. Apply » to U a.m nnd parking. Write 133 Clifton PI. •OUTAHI.W IILACK AND WHITE (More Classified Ads Evenings 5:30 to 9:30 Wo need anotlior nelf- rollont, all- III ncruon, 45 HcnilrlcliHon n., Fnlr Jersey (Jtty. _^__ "V — excellent condition. $75. Phone On The Next Page) around man who can liimrllo any kind Hnvcri, between rnuo and flillt) eves. PitTJflSFR RJCPERIFiN 47-4!l81. MILLING MACHINE BTRAMY KMI'I.nVMENT. MIDOLE- LUNCHEONETTE — Soiling due to and Saturday a.m. of factory rrpfitr nnd licti- un *ll roM.I'XTnrt. Hiilnrv niriiini'iiMinitu BW1M Cl.in: MAIELHOUC) — T.PSRP N.,1. 077(11, wimt your work iipiirccliitcil, try nriH innutiK'ir for ttnnclf l>nr lirim-p;. 'I'lnilon KiTi'n niR. H' (llnmi-tcr. l.ii'KP OPERATORS Apply in porson this wllli nliillly. I'nll 5IM7I7II. i iitrtor, KDIII Ifii! frame. All excullent fllnn, liri'Klini'iH, Knin-H rilttlliK. MO FnoMiffifAUTiNVBBTMprNT f?:!2.fin FIRESTONE'S ATCO CERAMICS CORP. —jtuiUI a nlco Ilttlu i»r»rl-tliiid .mslnriiti oiiilltloii. Mlfl-7rifll. OVERTIME overling at 5:30 p.m. 1'MtT-TlMH cii iil uk (]•[) eve- flH!»; nflcr (* p.m. ami on wceURinh EASTER EGG HUNT SALEI HWY. 35, KEYPORT IIIIIRH. IIlKliliiliiln I'nll nf ymir nwn. Plmnn Mr, Erdmnnn nt Circulation Dopart- WAITKItH AND WAITKKKSRS-Pnrt' AQft-TOUl ft a.m. to 6 p.m. You can jove bla mone/ on your Vi'ry fltnily, year round. Wo WITH (in tlni*' or full Unir, exitprlenccd prn- BUSINESS OPPOUTUNITIKS home and aulo nseds. The Easter FULL BENEFITS ment 2nd Floor. The fifiiinl opiMirlunlly <>ini>l<.yer yearn !)«;- MAiill.N'li JIIOI.I'KH - • N'l *'xpcllotu:o rcri-fil. MUM In! civor 21. Call for Inter. nunn/ l>ai 1«ft dozenl of Ealte.r fon- It hcM'nnin fimhldiuiblo. nei'twtiirv. '-'ill s• ft• *•" I! E».tr).. MONEY TO LOAN Eafli around our Showroom. Ptrid Daily Rogiitor, 105 Tl 1-li/l H. th« egg nsar Ilia Hem thai lulli MAMON" AND" MAMHM ~~i MALI'! OK KKMALK • - To rl UKAI, i^rrATi-; MALI':SMAN •- Api-iy SODA FOUNTAIN AND your neeth, 5ovs many dollori Oft Chostnut Street, Rod WANTUMi, CAIX AK'IKK Y. [i:i]>rni IIIMI lll::m Ji.m until 1 :H(I HKFINANCK YOlUt MclinciAGB KESSLER-ELUS A|.|.li'l.r AB.'ti.-v. !i:.ll Hwy ll.'i. Mill. ( To rrm.ioll'liito nil ymii' lilll-i wn trutifi LUNCHEONETTE CON- Bank. ilii'iiiwu. ii7l'.':»in Kiiiniitiiwii II i f ;i. U cillicr |.ll I |.r)( Itci i-lNANi:iN(ri'(lU~llURINK»».\IKN tine nf turret In Mm inul vnrllcul inllllns NANrK MAM — I'oirin nt Mr. Vadci. until 6 p.m. |.i.rlcnm ni'i-ivMiin-. rail I.'J" Ilnr.-.ll Hunk MiilMpln I.h'liiK- Auli Vu- Mii Wrlln. I'linrlilclitlal. Ccnlriil Cinll iriaihinr. A[>|>1/ If i |HTHm). Kli-cli'J CIH|I.,. Butt MJ, Anbury 1'aiH, li.I linimlu/ 11(1 tvti"imit Hi., Hod Jltuik. man allcr 12 imoiu ?W>l50cir, | Ifwin, Hiiultur, 8^-HBS ovus., M7-1KH 22-THF; DATLY REGISTER Friday, April 4. HOUSES FOR RENT HOUSE? FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOE SALE BOUSES FOE SALE fjn or KKT 5, BEDROOMS COLTSIJECK PETS AND IJVESTOCK yurnli^td i-Qd unfurnfBhtij Imm*4I- NEV/ LISTIN&S Nefij rnfire ij/a«? Then tiori't mis* LINCROFT t >ORSALI£ a.l« occupwicy. gAMURL TIBHER FIRST OFFERING Uils cliarmlns CoUjnia!/ Formal dining Excellent split. Four bedrooms, Vh • imnuLCUltte Colonial . AOBNCY, Ocetoport Ave, Oceuiporl LITTLE SILVER COLONIAL room, large paneled den with flre[i!a.:e, HOUDAV SPECIALS at Sycamore AKC MINIATURE RCHNAUZER K43-SXO- battia, living room, dining roonvtkitch- • Five bedrooms, 2*4 bubi. Oreeflir. Apartment stw r*rr(|rrr8tor. PUPPIES. Salt «tid pepper. Dam ind eat-In kitchen, full banement, three en, den and game room. Near every- • Fully wooded lot )tkt n*w. J8S». Mahogany Duncan Phyfe pupi rhimplon «lrrd. il'.',V 462-9CS9. TWO AND THKEE-BKDROOM HOM Only two years- old. Five bedrooms, three complete baths, balhfl. AUacticc! ovenilzeti iwo*car ga- thing. See, buy &nd move right In. • Beautiful landscaping dining room suite, A-l, *39. Dutvl fruit- — For rent or sale $135 to *l»0 a rage. Walk io Llltle Silver station and *a7,9O0. • Central atr-condltionlBf-^'^ wood table, four chairn. $98 W. Pair POnDLKS - AKC 'mini, onp *tlvpr month THD KIRWAN CO., REAL- 24 foot (lining,room, formal dining room, 17 foot kitchen, 16 biues. A new lining which will aell • Excellent area and one Mick., Call 8T1-OH5 tftfr fauL, Asking $13,900. mahogany lamp tables 4S29.SO earh. TORS.' BeHord, 7ST-?>5O0. W. Kctiu- foot paneled den with fireplace, full cellar, all carpeting, fully By appointment only. Mahogany rorktall tahlp 129 SO An- burf tST-MOO Hariri 204-7100, MIDDLETOWN Asking $60,000 tique mnhngnny chrM drcaner J4H. MR- air conditioned, two car garage. Leaving area. Asking $43,900: hogsny lgtli OtitutK slylp china rahl- PUT A POODIX IN TOim BARTER FOUR ItonMR'.— FiirntRhed. All yea HALL BROS., Realtors BASKET — Toyi. Mini*. Excellent 813 River Rd. 711-7686 Fair Haven Near schools, shopping and transporta- net MK>. Crystal cabinet *12V Ga* found. Avallnhlp May Int. 55 Burling- Also in same area a four-bedroom, two-bath at $41,000. tion. Beautiful Bix-room ranch plus J, D. ROCHE AGENCY ppdigrpfs Home hrpii. hand raided ton Avp . Leonardo. 231-38S7. Member Multiple Listing Service Realtor mnfte 52f». A1*rt brmitifnl Rpipctlon of Call ftfifi 4ROH after 4 pm. two extra large rooms at lower level. r*r* oontlnrnUI rhSnn, Early Amrri- Open 7 Daye Centra) air conditioning! Beat buy ol Hwy. 34 432-2711 Colt! Nasi . can and English *Uvrr, palnilnp*. ori- MinrLETwN — Thrpe-hpdmom NEW LISTING the week. $35,500. CAI.E VIN PET B1IOPPK ranch %21b per month plua utilities. rntal rugs, art object*. H-- n''PCII.f> Uoninouth Sliopi'lng C*ntPr RARE OFFERING Sycamore Avp . Ltttif WIVPI. i41_-*.YM._ 291-1089. LINCROFT SPLIT LEVEL MVi ACRES MM2T3 Treed lot end of cul de sac and backed up to park. Three or . IN SHREWSBURY JOSEPH G. McCUE INC. Eaatpr HtinnlPl KOl'R nooMS — IMnptte and D' Wtifn have you* seen the lthcs o[ this IN HORSE COUNTRY KAWX MOWER rnmplftplv over- No* On Sale Rt 34. Mulmilel. Ni-ar Bell Labs. Call four bedrooms, bath and two powder rooms, living room and hmiKe recently? Split level design Realtor Tilts lovely acreage would bl tde*l (01' hsu)*M.. 4 rjrtp "Rrljcgs utid fit rat ion 1 after 5 p.m..' B16-44S3. Three lovely 'bedrumna, tameronm. horse [arm or subdivision. NMdl prac-. Raeollne engine ; 2" Wane, J2 gmom to plpane. !• l>eep waler. nock. June l!ilh-Sept near station. Clean as a whistle. Transferred owner asking Your* for *2fl. 495-Ofi23. ___ pooillp rPHrty fur Kaater" fM2-5.V^ 2nd f4.0O4l. 22D-S473. $31,900. • "WN6o'~RlflN UHci-sTarvr-i out Wi.lt l-colm, Mail* from \ tnrh ply- pnnnLE P1TR — Porkel loyi/ . woo^ 2-xfl1 IniiK S-2.'. TSUI Rfi ••crhn. AKi". ji2A up. I'rlvate bred. WANTED TO UI^NT ATlfr- S. V'lil !»tt4. NEW SHREWSBURY SPLIT LEVEL This I year old homt Is locoted on o cul-d«-»« wher« you can wolch IKCK llnipfi oak brrirnnm sot WE NEED — Klv« or alx, 2-3 bed, Four bedrooms, three baths, fireplace in living room, formal Immaculate ~ horse trail riders to your hearts content. The will bofonctd ?/t0 acit with t'omMimtlnn ri( wk-rhci't Win? BKAOI.BS -- Futiv brokp.n anrt atari room Rental Homee, furnished or un- with trees and clearing will make >umm«r cookouti a shier delight. bar* ctrnlr Ertlmn rvltn.lcr r**nn. era. JVli fd to noil. Borne rcRlnle furnished Irorn WS to »50 per montli dining room, modern kitchen, large recreation room, paneled 3 or 4 bedrooms, lomlly rooin, basiment, etc. All In "supwrb" condi- lavor with "S ryUnder rr^drrts. M7flW for Incoming personnel THE BEHO cellar, two-car garage. Asking $35,900. tion. f flfflpi. Antique*, rl^. 6.1-MS2 AOENt.'V, Rt. 3S. Mlndletown. »71IOOO •" J3l,«0 *VUY >OR HORSF.R •" AlfaMa anrt OREAT DANE ni'PPlES-Fawn and Brlri'lle. Vel and f)i"w quality. Two-nrcnrtooM FimNisiiEn HOME tlmoUiy itilsmrp Also r>^--*tr»w-fnr •5T4-4-S7. butting. AR Williams, 34 MV. Hlvrr- July and August. Must be conve- Thqfs lust what tht nmii ol this 3-bidroom home hov« sold. Swim Peel Another ImmKUlote home thol «Mtur«s good family llvllM. Near .dale AVP . Now Khn»wsbim. _____ MlNlATl'RE P'OODLE — AKC regld' nient luca-tlnn. Adults. No pels. Call af- ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY 1FIP(I. U-wppk-oiri pitk-nf-llttpr pu «. 84233111. Will Slay tstpie orec ol Mlddlelown. $32>0B0 el-),?$:.. unrUxliS hoe* ni([ and jnri, AIM lint nialr J100 Champlpn ulrpd REALTOR • belli*. t**r» year* nM, I*.'. 5200. ?7.r>. AiMk-nt «t shid M'J-70.i'J nflpr fl p m FURNISHED ROOMS 199 Broad Street Red Bank 741-3450 Benutitu colonial style homi with Georolon Dlllori ond mony extrai. Ilnffvtr vacuum rlcarifr. uprlnbi, nnf ~ AT'SACKtFICR "~AKC 100 Feet Of yc*t oiri. • psirt Sfil>. aaklnit WO Othpr TOY rniU>LES A. Just S yeors old ond laaturn 5 bedrooms, 2'/i bothl, fomlly r»m, LARC1E BOOM — With balh. private garogi ond d>ck. Home li In excellent condition. fcnuftgioM nrMr-icK. MMH2H Call 741-33H entrance. 747-1041. After 5 p.m. call Waterfront "IMITATION "GRAY STONE' FIHR- EARTKIl rtABHITS — Dutch and oth HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE TI-ACE WITH LUiMT •- Also thrr»> pr varieties. Make wonderful pets draUer mahogany aecrplary. Call 542 !*l iiumlha lip. K rach ::'9-llB3. MOTEL ANn HOTEL ROOMS — J1S a week and up. Maid servlo. Call NEW AND RESALE nm • ' __ 81 AMK8E~~kiTfEN ~~~ilH EPC1INT 872-1773 Alpine manor, Highlands. FHA HOMES FOR SALE FAIR HAVEN SPACE HOUSE "GARAOFT RAMC ~- Frl., and Rni . R«l MALE. Ten weeks old, 42J 916 If more room Is your problem be sure OVER 40D HOMES $20,000 TO $125,000 *-notf tablp and brnrtma, chaise lmingM KOOM — For gentleman. Next to to see the Boms Agency. Five, six, or 8T PKti-iinloii Inriilrr, Mei.-turlriorf. istb Compatible. $1A. Call Housing Counseling Service •even bedrooms. !( you wish. Two baths whcH barrow. Pent! spri-n-lnr. Pali ntS 741-85S6 plus lavatory. Full basement. Two-ca,r ConcrtlO liUnlf rs. t'lrii ferdrr Ka«? Rllf rhamplDii [WH'ili's Vinre. I>am FURNISHED ROOM AVAILABLE — By Appointment Telephone garage. Most oonvcnUnt • location. nianglr, narilrn !f»ol*. etc. 41* Orcor e.lmmi»l "TWO-YEAR ~OLf> MALE COLLIE~ ible Reasonable. Gentleman pre- qualified purchasers without regan Member Berk !35 !o Lhe prospective purchaser's race, REALTORS n.ANT MAHKET, Plmlnnx ltd. Lin ered M Willooe St. 741-53»2J Multiple Ltirina ) n<1 PROTECTION CLASSES -- For your REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ilMaii^doora Ltma or Plrch — mme dog. Why pay f;(Xl when you 'Can and Customary Financing cul ant for luck and lilnuoi — rrariy have your dog guard vou for $4fi? HOUSES FOR SALE INCOME INVESTMENT fnr -hanBing -- Alan maki- good t*hlei STAN 1.ER.NEI1. rwre."lnnal.Tralner. and Closing Costs Thres • apartment Victorian In 'lovely or fleski — flrat rtime, firm acrvpit. guarantees this (raining v;\\\ not 353-063196 24 Arbordale Dr., Cllll- countrified area. Good rent, plua an chsnge your itog's pcr»onalitx. but SHREWSBURY —-•Four- bed- wood Beach (400 Down — extra building lot Included. Excen. : RED BANK LUMBER will teach him to-protect vou M1-8S5I. Sll,300 ' "»"»' at J24.OOO. McALISTER AGEN^ 1 dlerling JhompsonB Jlssociaks T i'»r1_in'~OIUJAN~~ MortPl Ell. EKIXOE8E~pT'PPY~~~S!a!e. 14 'leasant yard with large trees. $450 Down - S13.4OO Used very Illllo. Exrellrnt -condlllnn. peks hlil. with papers. »l» Call 22»- 352-071711 47 Bralnard Ave., Port r Offered at $24,900. Rrlaaniitila. c«ll 77. >-70nT. 4".»26 after 5:30. Monmouth $450 Down — CHEAPER THAN RENT $14,400 ASSUME FHA MORTGAGE COLUE PrpS Tw» beautiful I.m- 152-057040 12 Michigan Ave., Port LITTLE SILVER RANCH T PRE-SPRING ilf-lvpp, with paper*. Flr.u tlMposlUnn. On modern two-bedroom cottage. Hot Bait on Jolms-ManvUle rooflni antl WEART-NEMETH MonmouUi $400 Down — Healthy ind robust. Ir.oc'j.a.ed and $11,900 water heat. Small lat Just SI,WO 'Dock-bulk head at picturesque seHing which has no equal. Three bedroorns, two alunilnum Kit!Ing. Call for free call- mrd. 671-.I) 81. Complete lisungn may he obtained cosh and (102 per month pays all. mate. & NICOLETTI from Federal Housing Administration full baths, two ear garage. Patio, fireplace. Asking $47,500 PROWN'S )70 Broarl street, Newark, New Jer- REAL ESTATE FOR RENT ley 07102 Telephone No. 015-3468 31 Urovrl SI. neil_Banlc__741-T!mo AGENCY APARTMENTS REALTOR — "FLAGPOLES AND FLAGS AIR HAVEN - RIVER OAKS REAL ESTATE MIDDLETOWN CAPE VTiIlK nmmclcd mcel r»lf« with find, 102 WEST'FRONT ST. EATONTOWN, EATON CRKBT—Oold Thlg two-story Colonial with three bed US MAIN ST., KEANSBURQ top; nrnnmenl nnrt hftly«rt1. 18' pole rooms, 2',^ balha, two fireplaces, two- Large % acre lot. Tall trees, 500 .azalea bushes. Four bedrooms, 2/i baths, cntnpltie wtlh flRg $17; 22' pn\e com- Medallion Club and Apartments. 1 nd 2 bed room i. 642-1105, dully 9-5. 741-2240 :ar garage, den, living room and ror- 787-0123 plefc wllh IUB CIO SO. In «lo:k. nnl dining room, set among tall trees fireplace. Science kitchen, mint condition. ' $18,500 - ' RED BANK LUMBER MONMOUTH BEACH - Beautiful, Member of Red Bank nd beautifully landnCAped Is .offered largo Two • bedroom Apartmonts. .t the Inviting price of 139,200. r<>arl mil Will, lied Hank 7U-5S00 Lirg* eloiiflta. Large private patio. Multiple Listing Service rnnNBK COUCHES -- Two helm Laundry factllllca. Parking. Heat and "*". COLTS NECK COLONIAL twflprt, with gqunre ta'jle to tit, leata tint water supplied. From $133. Call RIVERFRONT HIDEAWAY RUSSELL M. BORUS WATERFRONT 3 Mml 3. A-l. $200. 842-3230. RtAdent Manager, River A Burf Club" Apt*., 23 Park Rd. 222-8309. 20 MILE OCEAN VIEW REALTORS 2600 SQ. FT. of living area. Four bedrooms, V/r baths. Basement. Two car 'THUBR HECTANOULXR roppER beautiful acre of lilllnitle privacy, COO River Rd. Fair Haven LITTLE SILVER PLANTERS -- With Jrllfldil grcena RED BANK — 3M> roam apartment. luge HvinK room with cathedral cell- 747-4532 garage, one acre lot overlooking Phalanx reservoir.- $58,500 • nil rorKJ. Jill pui'h. B42.3::io. Mbde>n garden development. Air con- and spiral .staircase. Ttirce bed- Centrally air conditioned brick and 1111 BBSF:H~STBAM~nRVBK — 30^ ditioned. Seo in image r, 239 Spring Bt. oonip, two tile brtth.s, dining room, ED BANK frame ranch In private section of Apartment B 9. lumlcck. Lovely pailo. Over-alze two- docp 3fl" diameter drum, Hf>. ^ h.p. BEACH EXCLUSIVE Little Sliver. Living room with fire- vrnt Mowpr 30" ran. ffin. Tpxllln ma- ar Bnrage attached with extrn room 340 HWY. 35 747-5cOO MIDDLETQWN, N. J. cl*» «orK« dryer #5, 1800 11PM, »25.RED HANK. — 1 and 2-bedroom un- or ntudiu. Most unusual. Offered at ovely ranch. Full dining room. Mod- place, dining room, 24x1!' game Sfit S2ftS. furnished Harden apartments Molly •59,500. irn kitchen and bath. Many, extras Pitcher Apartments Branch and Mnd- ncludlng wall-to-wall. Choice location. room, three bedrooms, two baths. At- IBOH Ave. Apartment viewing between )nly $22.50O: VETS NO MONEY tached two-car 'garage. Flagstone tntklu • Hainrll rod. t'rnh reel. ll 10 a.m. ind 4 p.m. only. 6ce Mana- TED HALL AGENCY I0WN, FHA ONLY $1500 DOWN. patio. Most rooms have woll-to-wall roil, mxor reel. 741-19M. ger In Apt. 24. No pi,one calls. Realtors 733 River Rd Fair Haven carpeting. Newly bulkheaded. Asking "l.AWN MT1WERS ^Porffr V" UNFURNISHED RED BANK - Four- BEACH AGENCY, Realtor 167,500. We have thl key. Mark 26- riding mower, Toro profea- room ajftrtment wllli Uj l>Htha. Heat 842-4200 94 Rt. 35 Ulddletown, N.J. nlotial 22" rotary mown-, arralrtr. and w«er furnished. Ctiuple only. No 842-2628. Ocen 7 days ffrllll^er and uprpadpr. fall 842-1882. pcUi. Lcane required. lmn.«lla.te oc- NEW LISTING . Eves: 931-4768 TwooooiV 7ToxT» — dnriy Lii[ianc>. 1140 a montli. IS.A. AHM- 'ayrnents approximate mouth »hi>el«. J2S. STRONO AGENCY, Realtor. «ffl Proi- WOODED AREA Qualified buyers. 741-B7« pect Ave., Little, silver. 741-4.VK). PRIME LOCATION — «' llnhlp. Oood Tor MONMOIITH BEACH - Lovely large, !njoy the shore this miinmur in tills FLORIDA CALLING Beat orrrr. Call onfl-bndronm anartmontj. Private pa- no fnur-licrtroom homo — dcnl(jncil A MULTIPLE LISTING Tow la the time to buy that Florida 717-9178 tin. Large WHlk In cloaets. Laundry r the gruwli.t; famtly. Large H'vlng Dome or duplex, We will rent It out mm wlU) firei>]nee aiut bonk shelves, REALTORS FENPKU Mt'STANO -- Six montha (admits. Parklm, Heat and hot wat- !or you when" you are nol here. In er aut'tilled. Ftvm (UQ. Alilily resi- Kiniy (lining rhum — eiil-ln kitchen, :ome will more than carry expense. Old. Excellent condition. Beat offer. tw ft S3" pnneltHl den, biisemcnl and 111 River Rd. 741-76H Fair Havin dent mananer, Rtvtr and Surf Club tct now. Ed. Con way, S UK RISE Member Multiple Ltsiing Sorvlc* 7411184. Apta. 2J Park Rd. 222-8309. ;arane. Call this office Immediately, ilBALTY, W9 N. E. 19th Ave., FL OPEN T DAYS HKKKIOERATOR — Wlthmll trcer.er. Kl i\J3W0 tiiierdale Excellent conilltlon. 15 16 cu. rt. Call LONG BRANCH — Furnished lour 711 «7". rtmmi and bath, hrnt and water nup- illcd. Ooennrrotit. Prtvato bcauh. Call HALL BROS., ReaHors COLTS NECK lE JAC'nil9EN MOWER - For .HIT » p.m., 2291W3. SERVICE 3 River Hil. 711-7088 Fair Haven Five-bedroom home on one acre lot, extale CT prnfeaalonal une. Heat offer FIIEE11O1.I) — Furnlahni aiisrtmenl. Member Multlpl- ..latlng Sorvlca Fully air conditioned. Oliarnrrlng conn, ti 77,vnsm. Tliree rnoms). Also ttnturiilshcd-fur- Oiicn 7 Dnya try kltctien with family room and fire. RUMSON HOMES CMIAOB SAI.B -- Antlnura. Jewelry, ulleil lovely rive-room apartment. ?lace. 2',i baths. Full baaement. Two. tirlr-j-hrac PortaWo TV. 115 Cofloc Excellent location. Security. '62.1506. WOW 1 ! 1 :ar garage. CARL F. ZELLERS, Real or. 9 HANK — Studio apartment. .urge eat-In hlU'lu'n. Full biiBoment. modern eat-in kllchen, full basement, LARGE — Roam for all the children. rcllriil rondiilnn. hardly usinl, Origlnnl Nine bedrooms, Vh baths. Large liv- prli-p SHOO Will tnke KIM,. 671-IOR7. Share bath. Prlvato entrance. 741- !oni rally iilr conditioned, wall-to-wall large lot In top area ol AMddletown. 2KI6 alter 5. larpetlng. Just Unted at |43,W0. SSOO.OO DOWN TO ALL BUYERS. ing room with fireplace. Pull dining THERE IS NO ADDITIONAL COST TO THE HOME OWNER. room. Large kitchen. Walk to ottvjn. RKI") BANK — Off Broad St. Close to downtown and stores. Third floor. THE LOW AGENCY $17,400. One bedroom, living room and dining TWO STORY COLONIAL - Living $38,000 BN*n\v FKNCK — M". wllh ateel po.Ms, aren. $70 jier month. Write giving ref- Realtors •36 River Rd.. Kair Haven 7411177 room, eat-In Kitchen, l'A baths, 4 l!rM offer. •cm-es to Box H-180. Tlie Dally Regis. master-sized bedrooms, full basement, MARKET YOUR HOME PROFESSIONALLY 741-MKW r, Bert Bank. RKD DANItT^KUM8dN~AND EB large front porch. Siller li leaving WEST ENll — Allracllvo. modern, AKOUND - Multiple Listings. Send for all appliances. VETS NO MONEY FI.OWERINO SlimlBS — Welsela, tree cataloE of modest homes, farms, fr-Riiherry hiiRh. Forsytlila. 10 ror t\ furnlnhed three rtn>ma. A dream! Near alatial Hums an estates, water fro till, DOWN. NON-VETS S2C0.0C0 DnWN. THROUGH A REALTOR Some 3 for 51 nit your own^J>45-<7331 ocean. Yearly. 1'lllllles. Rea.sonntile. acreage, lots, bUHtnean opportunities. NO CLOSING COSTS TO ALL 1 West End Omirt. 2222«s8. 7KSr5RTF,i~Fi'nNlTiIIlE -- Beds. BUYERS. itr«k, murh. etr. Moving aoulh. Call APAHTMENTB — One three rnomi RAY STILLMAN, Realtor 2 and one four rooms. Rl. 34, llolmdol. "Our 50th Vcar" $24,500. Near Hell Lati. In two-family house. J aiiro\vsbury 741B60O LARGE SPLIT-LEVEL. 3 bHroonw, rrpfNEririESaiCns — OttleT Call »4em:i afler 5 p.m. rec. room, formal dining , ojm, 2 WHO BELONGS TO RTO BANK AREA ml kitchen equipment. Bat., at baths, full bosement, attached aaroge. Tur 7. ninlilariila. B studio""roornT tlie balh. Light KD]gON~TftT~^~Oorn8f lot. Three" Many fruit trees on V2 acre of prop- keeitlnK. (lood location. Quiet ma- hli-oom rain'h. Larpo living rouni. erty, completely fenced In. Excellent ture tmnlnpaa woman.-741-O7AI. hpn, ls.rRQ rccrestlon room, base- board heat. Low taxes. Asmimp 6^. 01 condition. VETS NO MONEY DOWN. BAHRS MACHINERY FOB SALE IIAZLET — Studio, rjeclrncim, kllchen, tft-UKC. $^,.100 rash or best otter. NON-VETS MINIMUM DOWN. hath. (90 per month, utilities Included. Call B8.V0.TO.V REAL ESTATE Call '.'64M"!i. MIUDLKTOWN AREA Sub. le Gov't Approval C Four-nedniimi. H.ij-biith Cnpe Corl in I!"!! Case 430. Aiking J2760, Call >72- TimEFTLAUnK ROOMS — Modern 1 STEAMBOAT LANE apartment. Private home, private en- quiet reHiili'iillnl ari'a. Mnny extras, ^MULTIPLE LISTINO OfMW, rily ot shrubs nml trees. Must L trance. Heal location. Near buaes. 872- sell. $22,500. Prliu-l|iiils only. 7tMJl!H>. HIGHLANDS, N. J. MERCHANDISE WANTED 043!), after 4 p.m. SERVICE TIIHKE-HBJIWOOM 11ANCH — HJ Hch agency FOUR ROOMR ANt> BATH — Unfur- 872-1600 nished. All Improvements. Centrally lo- ^aths. l)n two wooded IUTCS In Holm- ANTIQUES - TlffarlT Html, toll, m^ cated. Red tank. On liua line. Adults el. Znnnl hotwatrr baschonrtl radls- nlnire, china, pnlntlngi, lUtuary. eotm, lon. Appliances Included. J4H.0O0. S 1215Hwy.35,Middleh>wn Ilchtlng fixtures Carved oik dining only. Plume before 12 noon. 741 MM8. room pieces Cupper Kettle Antiques, TilHKE~lToOM FlirtNlfilEii APART- nnkhnr.t Ml-WM or 229O«92. MENT — Over atore. Utllltlea and TV. 28I-M08 or !6i-.V157. HOUSES FOR SAIT 671-2900 C-nM.TSBTOR — Wlntl old InY tralna • ny-oondltJon. Pay caih or will, trade. MATAWAN WmbllOH - 3S and 411 H O-. Oil, 0, standard |1O|). 774-3710. room air cnmlltlonrd Kartlen apnrt- its rnim S130 I'er mo. for April or ' WANTED Mav oci'ilpBticy. Private swim club. Used nrlcnlnl Hugs MARC HAMPTON APTS. Malnwar Chinese and Persian Ave. between Ravine Dr. and Aber- Al*n Wall Tapestrlea deen Rd. Tel: J06-7019. DMAN QAU.KIU1C8 NOW IS THE TIME TO BELL YOUH COMMERCIAL RENTALS nl'NP — New and old. Please rail VAN HORN AGENCY REALTORS-INSURORS-APPRAISERS Ifi<-46OD . WAREHOUSE BTOR.AOB SPACB - ApproilmatelT U00 SQ. ft. OU WAfJK: — Turn your old atuff Into 747-1100 money. We liuj' anything over" 40 yoam old our atim f»3t-hsr»4 OFF1CEB — (Private) In Isrga aulU. Aa small as 70 sq ft. All services V.NTIQU'^JS — Palntlng-s. !s" J^ AtlaiT, as desired. Executive Center, 1 Main MIDDLETOWN FIVE BEDROOMS — HOLMDEL E*'atea nurefiasHd an'l tippralsed 747 8t , Eatohtown. M2.3201. RIVERFRONT KW1 The Hiidmn Shop, Inc. Sll Excellent four bedroom split on large lot. In 12 yean young! Center hall Colonial boaitino, Brosd Bt . Shrcwsnury MODERN OFFICES - singles or En|oy 0 lovely marine view Ircm corii fort able tc retried porch with tht sultei, own parking, Colonial style ground iwimming pool. Back yard completely up-to-minuta kitchen with diihwathar, bruk- oiIM. J Ki/mviTUitr; — Antiques, chirm, tnillfllng. Heat, full maintenance, air river adjoining your lawn. Bulkheaded lot, Sail anchorage. Imoglm tlVl H S rlaMw-ftrp, art otijpc.tj and Itrlca-hrnc. cnndltlnnlng optional. Reaaonahla ren- (encad and excellent UArJicapino,. Call to fait room, family room, 2'/i bathi, lit floor Immediatrla e casfi for any thine *nrl PV> tals, 10 Boring Bt, Red Bank Call setting plus s bedrooms, 3 boths, spacloui living room with stoni Urt- erythlngIni . Ruioll'i Ito East Front 8t, 74l»»' make an appointment to tes thii property at laundry, full dry basement, 2 car garage. T4M6U place and 2-cor garogel Asking SJG.WO. ' H OFFICE SUITE - 7M a<|. It. In t $29,900. Many tress tool Offared a) $45,900. "WANTKO — Tnl-li-*. rhalrs, griddle? cellent location Desirable, for any pro- O o frytr, refrigerntor fall fession Call 74T-913O between B and S o R 3MM BQ. FT. — Light manufacturing LITTLE SILVER CAPE COD loft for leaae. OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS! L MIDDLETOWN PETS AND LIVESTOCK Oil 747 1100 Four bedroomi, I '/i bgthi, ipotleuly clian, F E Ol'-KK'E AND YARD - Fenced In Florida bound owner affers Ihll 4 bedroom home with T,i bothl, _ din Cuitom built thraa bedroom Ranch with two taitefully dacorafed, Firiplaca in living room. area. Call 201-1400 or pnnFESSlONAL HOO GHOOMINR— 11401 an(( family room on larae lot for only 131,900. Man/ extra fioluris. full bath'i on entra large lot, Call to ie« tMi , Low maintsnance aluminum tiding and brick liy appointment only. AKC pood I* F and iclinauier puppies C7J-9(131 R.fKMl RQ FT Excellent ilRht msn- M excallant value at $30,000. exterior, scraaned porch, attached garage. W uracturlni; faellllleit tor lease. First v. Nicely landlcapad corn.r plot. $29,900. KB CL LB flo'ii. Call 747IIIH1 I * SIZZLING HOT " -- (lffire RIVERVIEW S me. Will IUPT to sull. 741 • D LINCROFT • ' DOG SALE IHIKI, !t.ri RlOlit in Rimistin. A moit oHractlvt "blg-HMIt" homt. Fltw condition. 34- BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL Spacious threa bidroom tplitlevel hums on c Instant Credit HI'ACK FOH RENT — Reasonably. In In a imall custom development, on a very B eMiitill^llrd Htilliiui1 shO]i In Itnl Hnnh. fooi living loom Hrcplace. Gas heal. 3 ch«r(ul bedrooms. lfi-(oot "dint- PUP OOES HOME WITH VOll NOW almost a full acre of ground. Beautiful treed <'illI S4'.'.:iO4f., Noun to !i p.rn Alter ft E picturesque lot. Four btdroomi, living room, r'>ortlPn, all CGlijr*. fruu itVy J'IIKS Irt" kitctien, Garagt. V2*,2O&. Toxei MOO. Wcsl Hlghlanrl WMItc-s, Vi.rkjhlrp Ttr- |< HI [ltd 441f> lot. Many, many extrat included with this don with fireplace, large kitchen, full base- U rlprs, Scottlcs, T'.y Fitx T,rrlprs, 1M»> HQ FT OF NEW WAUKMIit'Kl'f" axcellont prop-arty. Call to lee .at once. With nnire 111 Little silver, ran M2- mont, utility room, 2'/i baths, 2 car garage, T<-rrlrrs, B!i'y« 'fprrlcrs, Ut-riiiHii Hti'irl (II4L1 L Priced at only $38,900. Half Point,-™, Cotfcor Bimnli'ls. Bl. B-Jot the Spring ruihl $48,000. R II,rrinr'lH BIKI rnhnlHim r;r«al I'enri REALTORS M'.EE l.lf'b: INHI'KANf'r: J'Ol.lrlKR IIOUSKS KOIt IIKNT M.I, l'l'fK HEALTH rmAHA.NTKKIl 2068 HWY. 35,' MIDDLETOWN, N. J... Y J'< rirorn'iit Rh'Hr. wfirnird, lAiwrai JSft to ,$1*0 ,l>r Month 661 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY, N. J. J'rlfK* Hrnt QUHllly. THE UKRfl AOENf'Y 804 River Ro«d 747-4100 Fair Haven, N. J. OPEN 7 DAYS 671-3311 TRADE-INS I a. Krulil St. JUO Rink Rt. Ji Ul'ldUtown OPEN 7 DAYS 741-5212 TRADE-INS in MSI 6IM0O0 r HOUSES FOE SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOR SALE REAL ESTATE WANTED I LEGAL NOTICE THK DAILY RLUS7KR, Friday, April 4, 1909—23 IXCLUELClH WiJVTED—Msrrtta '.on Nf/TlfJK fjf rr&MC M Pflum Case • . RED BANK pie wlslj !/y fcrjl 'IT byy hytlee t/t 8t,«rt. Plca-ae Uka triirm tbt.t Uonald H pient wUJi property. Willing to do re Voorheei fcu i-pflted i/j the Boiud Five-bedroom home. Well kept. pain. Within 20 mile- rsxllui or Red of Adjustment o! the Township of 12 Biblical 45 Lead POINT OF VIEW Bank. Call M6-4&M, after S:3u p.m. Col La Neck for a Variance to build Tree-lined street. Walking dis- private dwelling located in Block 14 Is Settled character 46 Army group Five-bedroom expanded ranch" BEING TRANSFERRED? part of lot #8 and lot #U on Rev- tance to public and parochial right on the water. Three olutionary Rd., The deviation from the PUZZLE 13 —Coty 48 Brazilian schools. Good condition. baths, den, science kitchen, Ordinance width requirement Is over- 18 Competes state Rcreened porch. New bulft., PLANNING TO MOVE TO all, small. A Public Hearing will be For $7,500 By Bert Beaman $35X00 heading. Riparian rights. held on this, on April 16, l!>69 In the 19 Golden and 49 Henry's S58.900. ANOTHER AREA OF THE Township Hall at 8:0fl P.M. FREEHOLD - District bald fliers sixth JOHN KENEDF. Secretary' ACROSS 47 Away off ELLEN S. J , U.S.? Board of Adjustment Court Judge George A. Gray 23 Metal 50 Indian 1 Kind of band April 4 (3.50 has approved a settlement 48 Tie' 24 Birds 51 Hebrew A. FRED MAFFEO We can have a Realtor from that area 5 — Barton contact you and arrange to ahow you of ?7,5OO in a case involving 49 American 25 Top-notch prophet REALTOR ttis horn* that you are looking for. NOTICK OF 10 Clashing HAZELTC3N an 11-year-old Spring Lake paimer 26 Banter 52 Famous 56? River Rd. Fair Haven There is no obligation or fee at a! OF Aocorvr 14 Mountain: Realtor \_ on your part Just give us a call and ESTATE OF ESTHER L. MARTIN, Heights girl who was bitten 52 Dress 27 Extreme French 741-9333 w« will do the rest. DECEASED pref. West River Road Rumson Notice in herein* given that the by a dog. 28 Poker ploy town 15 Philippine 53 Ferry boat: 842-3200 CHAS. H. TINDALL accounts of the subscriber, Executor 29 Doctor's 53 Dandy REALTOR of the estate of nald Deceased will An Irish terrier owned by breadfruits Fr. be audited and statt-rt Ity the Surro- concern 54 Gudrun's JUST LISTED — Shrewsbury Ranch. 741-9030 gate of the Counly of Monmoiith and Dr. Francis A. Pflum, 2038 IS Start of a 56 Well MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Living room with fireplace, dining reported for settlement to The Mon- room, modern .kitchen. Gamerodm. Member of Trans • American Referral New Bedford Road, Wall 39 Dodge spouse Service. mouth County Court, Pro'iale Divi- famous prepared Three bedrooms, bath. Garage. ',, acre sion, on Thursday, the 15Ui day of 31 Roman date 55 Game piece plot. Vacant. $27,900. ISOT ZONED FOR INCOME PROPER- Township, bit Clare Kauf- soliloquy 60 Police HOUSES FOR SALE MAY A.D., 1969, at 8:30 o'clouk 33 Farmer, 57 Operating HOUSES FOR SALE TV — On which modern duplex coulrt a.m., at the County Court House, mann on the right cal/ and ,:17 Very happy BRICK AND FRAME — Riverfront be built or existing modern duplex. Monument and Court Streets, Free- problem Minimum four rooms each unit. East left ankle, causing "severe in- sometimes supervisors I RUMSON — Prime rustic lo ranch. Three bedrooms, two baths, llv hold,^ New Jersey, at which time 20,CPA's word 61 Type of Ing room with fireplace, dining room of Hwy. 35 preferred. REDDEN Application will be made for the at- juries and disfigurement," ac- 35 Sugars: suff, for rail- gameroom, double garage, dock. Prime AGENCY. Realtor, 301 Maple Ave., Iowa nee of CommlsMons and Counsel 21 See 31-D acid Jcale. Spacious ranch. Living REDDEN AGENCY rorner Bergen PL. Red Bank. 741-9100 e 37 Cut through road: abbr. area. 157,500. "ated March 28th. A.D. 1069. '". cording to the complaint. 22 Poplar 62 Salt: comb. [room with fireplace, formal din- OEORfiffi H. MARTIN, 38 Tissue 58 — opera MIDDLETOWN — Cotton Ridge. Four- LEGAL NOTICE 124 Park Jtoad, The girl was a guest in the 23 Simple foraS I ing room, kitchen, den, two bed 741-9100 bedroom Colonial. 2 '£ baths, game- Fair Hnven. N. J. 39 Encircle 59 English title: room, fireplace, living room, dining NOTICK Executor. Pflum home in Ocober 1967 protein 63 Hebrew I rooms, bath, patio, utility room MONMOUTH COUNTY 44 See 63-A abbr. room, large kitchen, basement, double Messrs. Parsons. Canzom, 24 Tale I hot air oil heat. Two-car ga- Raaltors-lnsurors garage. Centrally air conditioned, Like SL'UROtiATK'S COl'HT Blair * Warren, when the incident occurred. letter new. $15,000. Notice to Creditors to Present Counsellors at Law, The; judge approved a settle- 26 Seen in 64 Ermine Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle Member of Red Bank Claims Against Estate IS Wallace Street. rage. One acre plot. $53,500. ESTATE OF HARRIET H. BELCH- Multiple Listing Tied Bank, N. J, ment of $5,400 for Clare Kauf- court 65 Sally ER, DECEASED April 4, 11, IB, 25 . $2500 RUMSON — Conveniently situ SCHANCK AGENCY Pursuant to the order of DONALD mann, 1000 Allaire Road, 29 Expanded DOWN PRICED TO SELL! Senior Citi- J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of tha NOTICE HUQU UUUia DGUCQ ated ranch. Living room, elec- REALTOR County of Monmouth, this day made, MONMOIITH COUNTY Spring Lake Heights, and ?2,- 32 Dash 1 Enter zen moving and must liquidate. on the application of the underslgnec S Linden PI. Bed Bank SUBROGATE'S COURT. ' 100 for her mother, Mrs. Anna 33V.V. 2 English tric kitchen, three bedrooms, Two apartments with living The Central Jersey Bank and Trust Notice to Creditors to Present bath, full basement. Hot air oil 747-0397 Eves: Sunday 747-toas Company, Administrator with Will An- Claim* Against HNIate Kaufmann, for damages and Character composer room, bedroom, kitchen and S22.S00 nexed of the estate of the said Har- ESTATE OP DOROTHY • E. LIT Brick and frame Cape Od. Hand; riet H. Belcher, deceased, notice is TLE. DECEASED - medical expenses. 34 dame,. 3 Eagerness beat. Attached one-car garage. hereby given to the creditors of said bath. Good income. Reduced to Fair Haven location. Lota of value. Pursuant to the order or DONALrD I Nice grounds. $33,000. Three bedrooms, screened porch, base* deceased to present to the said Ad- 36 Remain firm 4 Girl's name ?12,O00. ministrator with Will annexed their J. CUNNINGHAM. Surrogate of the Dr. flum, an allergist with U G EQB Al XI £ board heat, two*car heated garage. County of Monmouth, this day made, 40 Company u clalma under oath within ilx monthi offices In Asbury Park, is a 5 Kind of card IITPBTIR I- RUMSON - In central area. from this date. on the application or the undersigned, execs MOTHER-IN-LAW WANTED ~ 747-3500 Dated: March 14, 1969 The Monmouth County National Bank, former president of the 6 Damask — Irj U NBWIAIS EMOITITICI Colonial. Fireplace in living THE CENTRAL JERSEY BANK Red Bank, Sole Executor ot\ the es- 41 Salaman- 7 Totals: abbr. Immaculate three-bedroom ROLSTON WATERBURY AND TRUST COMPANY tate of the laid Dorothy E. Little, Monmouth County Medical HHOGI1Q HQEEG room, dining room, electric (By: DONALD W. PEPPLER. deceased, notice Is hereby given to ders 8 Cheer .. ranch. Living room, dining Realtor-lnsuror Vice President and Trust Otftcar] the creditors of said deceased to pre- Society. 15 W. Front St. Red Bank 07701 kitchen, three bedrooms, IV room, spotless kitchen, two Main Street, sent to the said Sole Executor their 42 — fixe 9 Bat material Freehold, N. J. claims under oath within ilx months Stephen J. Foley of Asbury 43 Roman baths. Full basement with baths. Lower level has ideal WOODED, PRIVACY from this date. - 10 Moorish Administrator with Will annexed Dated: March 28, 196!) Park represented the plain- garaeroom.. Hot air oil heat. Almost one acre. Four bedrooms, 2V, 0anfel S. Weigand, Esq. magistrates drum . . iiWii set-up for "in-laws" or young baths. Gameroom. Mint condition. New* T7 Broad Street, THE MONMOUTH COUNTY tiffs and Edward F. Neagle One-car garage under house. ly listed at 438,900. Red Bank, N. J. NATIONAL BANK, Red Bank 45 Compulsion 11 By -! married couples. Living room, (By: DOUG-LAS J. HOLLYWOOD, Jr., Newark, represented Dr. $30,000. Attorney Trust Officer) bedroom, kitchen and bath. STERLING THOMPSON ASSOC. March 21, 23, April 4, 11 $32.00 REALTOR 303 Broad Street. .. Pflum. [i 9 1 11 13 Central air-conditioning. Re- OAMJJRY OF HOMES NOTICE - Red Bank. N. J. a W. River Rd. 7474900 Eumson MONMOUTH COUNTY Messrs. Crowe!!, Crowe 11 DENNIS K. BYRNE duced to $35,500. SL'RROOAT&'S COURT A Otten, iT~ 1 REALTOR-INSUROR Notice to Creditor! to Preieot ssH * Claims Against Estate 14 Mechanic Street, 8 West River Road Rumson IMMACULATE COLONIAL, - AN IDEA: SAVE TIME: ESTATE OF WILLIAM H. W. 8K Red Bank, N. J, CityPBA PT Lovely, four-bedroom home' of- Aak [or Home Buyers' Quilt: Bro- RUBY, DB3CBABED Attorneys Phone 842-1150 chure, photos: Greater Red Bank, Pursuant to the order of DONALD April 4, 11, 18, 25 S31.00 J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate ot the !J- MEMBER MULTIPLE fers privacy, but proximity to Rumson, other areas. Homes, Estates. NOTICE Rlver-Oceantront Properties. Multiple County of Monmouth, this day made, OK's Police MONMOt'TH COtiNTT LISTING everything. Center hall, attrac- Listings. Open 7 days. on the application of the undersigned, Earl William Be ruby, Sole Executor SURROGATE'S COURT tive living room, formal dining ELLA WILTSHIRE AGENCY of the estate or the said William Notlc* lo Creditors to Present ' FIVE BEDROOMS Realtors H. W. Senior deceased, notice Is Claim* Aj-alnst Estate room, large kitchen, den with ESTATE OF LENA ENQE38ER, Code Plan 2« 21 11 hereby given to the creditors of said tiOLMDEL COLONIAL 1410 Ocean Are. Sen Brljht DECEASED fireplace, 2'/2 baths. Carpeting. S4240M deceased to present to the said Ex- This new listing is ideal for the large ecutor their claims under oath wltii Pursuant to the order of DONALD LONG BRANCH-Members ! family that wants spacious rooms. A 3J 18 Priced to sell at $48,000. ID six months from, this data. J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the 31 one acre yard with trees and moderate RUMSON INCOME Dated: March 21st, 19S9 County of Monmouth, this day made, of the city Patrolmen's Benev- Uxef. Stwrt walk to grammar school. EARL WILLIAM SERUBY on the application of the undersigned, Center hall. Three years old and In Thli property it one of only a handtul Chester Hendrlcks, the Sole Executor olent Association have unan- RETIRED OR NEWLY MAR- or Income Investments In Rumson. 4701 Saturn Street ! * Up-top condition.. Large eat-In kitchen Los Angeles, California of the estate of the said Lena En- adjoint family room, formal dining RIED? Attractive two-bedroom Three apartmenta and small house. imously endorsed a proposed It needa some work, but at present Executor gesser deceased, notice Is herehy room. All bedrooms on second floor, Riven to the creditors of aalri etc. JT 43 Sverre Sorenson, ESQ.. •police code here. •HI 2W baths. Basement. Double jarage. bungalow on quiet Fair Haven has 11,800 tross yearly. Big lot. Only j sssssssH 119,900. MCAL18TER AGENCY, Real- US Firit Avenue ceaaed to present to the said Ex ecu A SUPER VALUE. Call now! 145.900. street. Large living room, eat- Atlantic HighlandsHihl , N. J. tor their clalma under oath within six . Patrolman Gary Tomaini, tor, 109 E. River Rd.. KumMn. 842- months from this date. 1 ti |«» 1 I in kitchen, tiled bath, full base- 1S94. Attorney president of the^BA—RfCal, HAIL BROS., Realtors March 23, April 4, 11, 18 527.00 Dated: March 27th, 1969 ath home RED BANK Road, Fair Haven, New Jersey, con- Attornev sisting of a plot 97 feet by 176 feet April 4, 11, IB. 25 |27.0O HQLHD7&Z, — Contemporary redwood, Police Chief Joseph D. Pur- only six nunths old. Entry (ojer, apt containing a two story frame dwelling: 60" architect-designed on a. wooded hill- of 10 rooms, and more particularly NOTICE cell Jr. last month. Evenings and Sundays side acre with view to the ocean. afoul living room, with wood burning described as follows: COl'NTY OF MONMOUTH Three bedrooms, . 2'/J baths, kitchen, Beginning at Lorenzo Dow Chad STATE OF NEW JERSEY 55T dining, laundry, large living room, The measure has been re- fireplace, overlooking ttoplng hillside. 741-9204 wick's southwest ^corner, thence (1) Notice Is hereby given that sealed airy balcony, on main level. Two- North fifty seven degrees East t bids wilt be received by the Board viewed by the- state Depart- car garage. Beautifully finished rec- of Choaen Freeholder* of the County Fonftal dining room, dream kitchen, chains sixty eight links to a stake or reation room. H4 baths and space for stone along said Chadwlck lot; thence of Monmouth, New Jersey, for Pav- ment of Community Affairs, WOULD YOU BELIEVE? fourth bedroom on lower level. Qas (2) South thirty one degrees and forty ing Materials for Bridge Decks and it was said, and that panel Another Crossword Puzzle on Page 24 (our klnf'iln bedrooms, family room, $21,100 will buy thiS ihrcB.bedroom heat City waters. Asking $52,500. five minutes East one chain and forty Approaches on Various Bridges In ranch. lSxtra . large screened porch, Phone owner, 264-8617, nights, or 949< seven links along Peter Parkers lot Monmouth County, and opened and recommended minor re- two-ic«,r garage. Brokenhearted own- 18x20: Many be&utlful shrubs, Choice 4747 weekdays. to a stake or stone; thence (3) South read In public In the Hal! of Rec- location. VA no down or FHA low- fifty seven degrees East two chains ords. Main Street, Freehold. N J. on visions. •r 'transferred. Must sacrifice at $37,. down to.Qualltled buyer. $4,400 needed COLT3 GLEN — Freehold Twp. Two- and sixty eight links along other lands April 15, 1969 at 2:00 o'clock p.m. to assume 6% VA-FHA mortgage. Ap* year old Southern Colonial split. Brick of said Carpenter to a etahe or atone Prevailing Time. Patrolman Tomaini said 000.' The McOOWAN AOBNCY, Real- polntment «nly. front. Four large bedrooms, 2Vt baths, In the highway leading from Hendrtck- Five of 16 Defendants Specifications and form of bid. con- PBA members favor the orig- 20' living room, formal, separate din* son's stone to Chandlers Dock; thence tract and bond for the proponed work, tors* 258 Newman- Springs Rd., Eed Ing room, 27'x27* paneled recreation (4) North thirty one degrees forty prepared by H. Leroy Martin. Coun- inal proposal and do not con- PAUL P. BOVA room with built-in bar. Two-car at- five minutes West one eham and forty ty Engineer, have been filed in the Bank. M7-30O0. tached garage. Basement, Fully air seven links along said highway to the office of Thomas Carrie, county cur with the state agency's conditioned. Situated on fully land- Beginning. Bridge Supervisor at # 1 Lafayette In Trial Settlement Realtor- Insuror Reaped lot of approximately *& acre recommendations. It was not WATERVIEW COLONIAL X Cherry Tree Farm Rd. Containing thirty nine hundredths of Place, Freehold, V. J., and may be with mature fruit trees. $43,900. For Inspected by protective bidders dur- said what revisions were rec- New Monmoulh"* appointment call 462-5291. FREEHOLD — After a 10- wan Township Utilities Au- ; JUST REDUCE© Bids will > entertained and the ing business hours. Bidders will tie ommended. An *acre at shade- trees. Riparian 671-2544 properly struck down to lh« nighes! furnished with a com- of (he sDeclfl- day trial, a civil suit brought thority were Charles J. Kup- rigljs. High on that river ban^c Three Leave. The Financing To Us EASTER 8PECUL — Hop over to bidder. oartlons, by the Bridge Supervisor by a workman injured in an per; Charles J. Kupper Inc.; bedrooms. Vk baths, paneled den, 16' Open 7 Days jft /*»?-.-• aee thin lmmaciUnte, (and attractive Cash or certified check, payable to upon proper notice. The PBA, Mr. Tomaini said, two - bedroom • honrte on manicured the Monmouth County Welfare Boart dlniftg room, huge kttciieii with .dinette. Tr»de Your HouseHo' ' •*> Bids must be made on standard has notified Capt. C. Carroll explosion in Matawan Town- Humble Oil and Refining Co. Member Multiple Listing .. ground. Also features all brick ex- In an amount equal to at least 20 Sun' room, basement and attached ga* tBrlor, M' living room, modern eat-in per cent of the successful bid must proposal forms In the manner desig- Green of its endorsement. ship ended in a settlement and New Jersey Natural Gas rttf*. Now only $36,000. Wtehen with nantry and double garage. be deposited at the time of sale; nated therein and "required by the HOLMDEL Asking $22,500. Call now. E A. ARM- balance or the purchase price to be specifications; must be enclosed In Capt. Green heads the Police with five of the 16 defendants, Co. (TED HALL AGENCY STRONG AGENCY. Realtors. 555 paid within thirty daya after approval sealed envelopes bearing the name including the.Matawan Town- Prospect Ave., Little Silver. 741-4500. of the Division of Public Welfare of and address of the bidder and the Department while Chief Pur- A dismissal on summary Realtors ' ' Stonenenge Resale) the New Jersey Department of In- name of the work on the outside; addresned to the Board of Chosen cell is on vacation. ship Utilities Authority, for an judgment was granted to CHARMING OLD COLONIAL — In stitutions and Agencies; conveyance to Build' by Henry A. West be made by bargain and sale deed. Freeholders of the County of Mon- undisclosed sum. H tranquil Locust. Random width pine mouth and must he accompanied by American Oil Co.; Frank and ver Rd. Fair Haven flooring. Three bedrooms, family The premises will be sold subject, to The measure may be slated Like rotllnt hlllB, tall trees (10O per- eonvenants, conditions of record, zon- the following: Superior*Court Judge Fran- Iris Marz; Samuel Guisti; cent wooded), open air? Congenial room, den, living room, dining roam, for council action next , MIDDLETOW842-4200 N- modern kitchen, three fireplaces. At- ing ordinances, and such facts as an 1. A CERTIFICATE FROM A REP- neighbors ready to welcome your fami- accurate survey may disclose. Wednesday, cis X. Crahay issued a sum- Sun Oil Co.; Thomas P. and ly here. You must see this 2 year old tached three-car garage. Over two UTABLE INSURANCE COM- Thrte-bedroom Ca.pe Cod. Very good 'acre's wooded, landscaped plot. $45,- The Monmouth county Welfare" PANY CERTIFYING TO THE mary judgment for dismissal Olive Regan; George Van house with lour bedrooms. 2& baths, Board reserves the right to reject any location. Living room, fireplace, oil paneled garneroom and two workable ,ffl0. JOHN L. MINUGH REALTOR, FACT THAT IF THE BIDDER Jtred hot air hen. Full basement. Ex- and all bids. _ 18 SUCCESSFUL, A SURETY Tuesday in favor of nine de- Glahn and Norman Stryker fireplaces,, with many other extras. 55 Rumson Rd., Rumson. Dial 842-3500- Inspection of the premises may be ceiltafcondlUon, iia,ooo. Asking 155,500. BOND WILL BE FILED FOR fendants. Two others, the (associated in the suit with INCOME PROPERTY - With pano- made during business hours. THE PERFORMANCE OF THE ramic view. One three-room apart- March 24th, 1969 CONTRACT. Tryouts Set Township of Matawan and. the Humble Oil station). BI^SINESS-'PROFESSIONAL ment furnished ?W per month. One ROBERT C. WELLS. Director 2. A CERTIFIED CHECK DRAWN MARSHAL P. WHITFIELD' Monmouth County Welfare Board James R. Burlew, had been Realtors five-room apartment 1150 per month, TO THE ORDER OF THE MON- The Matawan Township Thr|e-bedroom Dutch Colonial, Excel*, One neven-room aoartment with 1^4 Raymond B. DeRldder, Esq. MOUTH COUNTY TREASURER previously dismissed as lent condlllon, Hot water heat. Garage. S, Holmdel Rd. Holmdel M(-(t75 baths $160. Asking 124,500. Call 741-3751. Counsel IN AN AMOUNT NOT LES3 /Tomorrow Utilities Authority was repre- March 26, April 4 $30.00 Bwt Full baiement. »2«,5OO. THAN 10<-o OF THE AMOUNT defendants with prejudice, BE NOT KIDDED! LOOKING FOR A HORSE FARM? BID, EXCTCPT THAT AMOUNT sented by Robert E. Mon- 1 ' which means the case cannot THE BROOK AGENCY Homes with features most buyers want We have many listed. NOTICE OF CHECK NEED NOT EX- aghan; the township by Wil- ire no longer for sale s.1 120-23,009. All areas, sizes and prices. COUNTY OF MONMOUTH CEED $20,000.00. f For Baseball be reopened against them. ANNE E. MARTIN. Realtor Let's Mart at (30,0m, up or down. We EDWIN H. MARTIN STATE OF NEW JERSEY and be delivered at the place and liam E. Russell; Mr. Kupper Blnk Building, Atlantic Highland! oan begin to mtlBfy. Good homes are Broker, 542-&900 PICE Is hereby giver, that on the hour above named. The stan- FAIR HAVEN - Fair The plaintiffs, Mr. and Mrs. by Bernard Campbell; Hum- 291-1717 quickly resaleable. Carrying charges sealed bids will *>e received by the dard proposal forms will be furnished often leas Uian rent. See our stock Board or Choaen Freeholders or the upon application to the Bridge Super- Haven Baseball Inc., with a Otis Murchison of Trenton, ble Oil by George Y. Schoch; ! RED BANK In both Multiple areas. Call 971-2580; LOTS AND ACREAGE County or Monmouth, N. j., tor the visor. brought suit for damages af- 1 •res., 2J1-0120. record registration of 220 Mr. Burlew by Ralph S. Heus- Handyman * ipeclai. Ttiree-bedrooro Furnishing and Delivery of stan- The right Js reserved to reject any ter Mr. Murchison was oldSr, two-story home on quiet «trect FROM ONB LOT TO 100 ACRESi - dard Beam Guard Rail and Terminal or all bids If deemed to the Interest boys, will begin tryouts to- er ST., and New Jersey Nat- In Red Bank, with Ienced4n backyard SYNDER AGENCY, Realtors Either commercial or residential, Call Units to the County Bridge Depart- of the County of Monmouth so to do. injured in an explosion in a ul patio. Asking *1«,8M. MULLANEY REALTY. 671-6151. d reiul ln By order of the Board of Chosen morrow. ural Gas Co. by Jack F. Gov- Mlddletown Five Cornerg IH'ih "!fiW *" Public in the Hall of Records, Main Street Freeholders of the County of Mon- manhole at Sweetbriar Ave. an. mouth. ' Ninety boys will play in the HAZLET OLDS. SHREWSBURY ACRB PLUS BUILDING LOT — In Freehold. N. J., on May e. 1969 at and Shore Concourse on May Compict, Convenient, Fairly priced. Holmdel. Cleared building site sur- 2.00 o clock, p.m., Prevailing Time. JOSEPH C. IRWIN. Director Little League, the remainder Beautllul tplit level home on large lot Three bedrooms, dining L, game room. rounded bv tall trees. Call atler 5 Specifications and rorm of bid ror WILLIAM L. ULRICH, Clerk in the eight-team f anff league. II, 1965. - In lovely area. Features recreation Attached garage. Nicely landscaped.' p.m. 566-8325. the proposed work, prepared by H April 4 $16.50 room, three bedrooms, one-car ga- Cites Disability Early possession. Don't wait. J25,S0O. Leroy Martin, Monmouth County En- NOTICE OF^SKTTLEMENT Tomorrow's Little League ran. Wall-to-wall carpeting, dlshwash- MIDDLETOWN - Oak Hill — Deep- gineer and approved by the New Mobile Unit OF ACCOUNT He claimed he suffered se- •i «xd many extru. Call now. Asking dale area. Over an acre, thickly Jersey State Commissioner of Trans- tryouts will be held at Sports- 747-3500 wooded. Call 566-fl97fi. portation, have been (lied In the of- DECEASED0*" HARRY ° MET2GBR- vere burns which permanent- IM> fice or the Monmouth County Bridge Notice ls hereby given that the au man's Field, Hance Road, ?BARBETTA AGENCY ROLSTON WATERBURY MIDDLETOWN — Large treed lot on Supervisor, Thomas Carrie at #1 Lsr- counts or the subscriber, Executor of from 10 a.m. until noon. A ly disabled him. Aids CAP I Main 8t. Ea-tontown 542-3094 Realtor-Inauror dead end street 1n exclusive Deep- •yette Street In Freehold. N. J.. and the estate of said Deceased will be Mr. Murchison was em- Open eve* til 9 p.m. 16 W. Front St. Red Bank 07701 dale-Oakhlll area. 872-OM4. _____ may be Inspected by prospective bid- audited and slated by the Surrogate second .session is scheduled ders during business hours. Bidders of the County of Monmouth and re- for Saturday, April 12. ployed by C. J. Pardun and RIVERFRONT HOME PERFECT RETIREMENT COME TO MARLBORO COUNTRY will be furnished with a copy or the ported for settlement to The Mon- In Search Specifications, by the Bridge Super- mouth County court. Probate Division, Registration and tryouts for Sons, the contractor engaged I 5 BEDROOMS All brick compact home in mint con- visor, upon proper notice. on Friday, the 18th day of April A.D. dition. Handy to shopping and bus Planning Projun in construction of a sanitary FREEHOLD - The Mon. Choice location. New bulkhead. Three 1969, at 9:30 o'clock a.m., at the the borough's two Pony lines.' Asking 122,500. HORSE FARM Development Bids must be made on standard County Court House, Monument and biitfls. Den, center foyer, screened Parcels S acres and up proposal forms In the manner desig- sewer line on Rt. 35, Hazlet. mouth County Mobile Com- pc.-ch, dlnlnl room, two.car garage, Court Streets, Freehold, New Jersey, League teams also will be STERLItra THOMPSON ASBOC. Contact: nated therein and required by the at which time Application will 'it The system was designed munications Center yesterday fireplace. Only J58.900. Immediate oc- REALTOR "THE MARLBORO REALTOR" specifications, must be enclosed ln made for the atlowance of Commis- held tomorrow from 10 a.m. aupucy. , . , OALLERY OF HOMES ' sealed envelope, with the name and sions and Counsel Tees. until noon at the Youth Cen- by Charles J. Kupper of assisted the Civil Air Patrol 49 W. River Rd. 7(7-0900 Rum ion EDNA M. NETTER address of the bidder and name of •TED HAUL' AGENCY the work, on the outside: addressed Dated March 5th, A.D. 1909. ter. Charles J. Kupper Inc. in its search for a missing Dutch Lane Rd. Marlbors to the Board or Chosen Freeholders MARINE MIDLAND GRACE TRUST Realtor* . of the Counly of Monmouth, New Jer- COMPANY OF NEW YORK, Fair Haven boys, 13 to 15 The brief filed by Mr. Mur- plane with six persons on W3 River Rd. Fair Haven A MARRIAGE 4C2-41B1 Eves. 538-91*0 sey and must be accompanied by the (By: HENRY F. 8TUBING, RIVERFRONT LOT years of age, are eligible for ehison's attorney, John W. De- board. 842-4200 OF THE CENTURIES following: Vice-President) vine of Trenton, further 1. A CKRTIflCATIi FROM A REP- 120 Broadway, The aircraft, which de- Two hom6i for the price of one. 20 MILE OCEAN VIEW New York City, N. Y. the Pony League. A registra- LITTLE SILVER COLONIAL Landscaped acre ol high ground, ripa- UTABLE INSURANCE COM- stated: * Waterfront! One new, one old. 3.15 PANY CERTIFYING. TO THE Executor. tion fee covers insurance and parted from Bader Field in acres of landscaping. $55,000. rian rights, dock. Act fast. Call today. 11 Menars. Rlker, Danzig, i SPACE GALORE SIS.OOO. FAC TH*T TF THB T*Trm*TR equipment costs. Proof of age At Rt. 35 and Shore Con- Atlantic City Saturday night IS SITCCHSSFTTL, A STIItF.TY Scherer & Brown, Thir lovely 10-bedroom Colonial would Counsellors at Law, course, several blocks from be 'ideal .(or targe f am fly or mother HOWARD DEXTER ASSOC. BOND WILl BE FILED FOR is required. was bound for Teterboro Air- TED HALL AGENCY THB PERFORMANCE OF THB 744 Broad Street. snd daughter iharlng. i\t bathti. Large REALTOR the accident site, there' port, carrying travelers re- •ntraace hall.- Living room with lire- Realtors CONTRACT. Newark. N, J , Little League will open May 21 E. Front. St., Red Bank 7*7.2701 March 14, 21, 28, April 4 . $31.00 were three service stations: place, formal dining-room, kitchen and 733 River Ed. Fair Hav.en 2. A CERTIFIED CHECK DRAWN 2, Farm League May 5. turning from the NJSIAA bas- cutler's pantry. Lovoly trees and beau- RUMSON. 842.4200 TO THE OROKR OF THE Mn.M- NonrK TO mimnns one Esso, one American Oil ketball tournament. tiful (location. $43,000. McAUSI'ER Better than new center hall Colonial. MOUTH COUNTY ^TREASURER Notice In hereby given thst sealed LEGAL NOTICE AGENCY, Realtor, 100 E. River Rd,, King size rooms throughout. Four bed- IN AN AMOTtNT NOT LESS bids win he received ny the Secre- and one Sun oil station. Rumson. 842-189*. rooms 2(4 baths, den, fireplace, ratted THAN 10* OF THB AMOUNT tary of the Department of Purchas- The Humble 'Esso) sta- The mobile unit of the Mon- hearth. Fully air conditioned, base- COMMERCIAL PROPERTY BID EXCEPT THAT AMOUNT ing of the County of Monmonth, New NOTICE mouth County Civil Defense SHORBS OF THE 8HREWSBURY ment. 116 acre with trees In quiet OF THE CHECK NEED NOT EX- Jersey ami opened and read In pub- MON.MOUTII COUNTY tion was operated by James KIVER — Spacious nine-room ex- area. $78,000 A "Must see." Don't CEED I20.O0O.OO NOR BE LESS lic In noom #200 In the HaJ! ot Records, SURKOOATK'S ( 01 FIT and Disaster Control office panded ranch with 112' on the wmter. wait. laTDDLDTOWN TWP. — Coramftrolal THAN $500.00. Main Street, Freehold, New Jersey on Notice to Creditors to rrftieni Burlew: the American Oil sta- property along Wry; 13 or M. from New bulkhead, Five good size bed- 3. A NON-COIvLUalON AFFIDAVIT, April 14, I960 al 11:00 A.M. prevail- Chlim Airnlrut Eatata provided ground to air radio rooms, three tiled bathB. Entrance ITS' to 10 acrsi MULLAN117 REAL- ing time for the following: TK OP EDWARD R. BRUSH, tion was operated by Samuel TY 671-5181. WHICH IS A PART OF THE communications in Ocean foyer, den, 24' living room with pic- 747-3500 SPECIFICATIONS AND IS AT- FURNISHING TELETYPE PAPER Cuisli on land owned by ture window overlooking the river. TACHED THERETO. FOR THE MONMOUTH COUN- Pursuant to the order of DONALD County. Formal dining room and modern eat- ROLSTON WATERBURY TY POLICE RADIO COUNTY- J. CUNNINGHAM, surrogate or the Frank and Iris Marz and oth- REAL ESTATE WANTED and be delivered at the place and County of Monmoulh, thl« day made, In kitchen phis screened In porch and Rcaltor-Insuror on the hour above named. The stan- WIDE TELETYPE SYSTEM. ers; the Sun Oil Co. station The Civil Air Patrol (CAP) double garage. Offered at $58,900. Act 16 W. Front St. Rod Bank 07701 Complete specifications, form of on the application of the undersigned, dard' proposal fDrms will he furnished Josephine Brush, the Solo Executrix today! B. A, ARMSTRONG AGENCY, upon application to the Bridge super- hid, contract and bond for the pro- was operated by Thomas Re- had requested the assistance FIRST TIME OFFERED - Attrac- COLTS NECK-HOLMDEL poRcd work prepared by Alan Arml- of the estate or tho said Edward R. Realtors, 555 Pronpect Ave., Little visor. Brush deceased, notice In heret»yglv- gan on land owned by him of the county unit. Monmouth •liver. 741-4&0O. tive seven-room ranch available for We have ready qualified buyers, so tagc, Chief Radio Operator are on Immediate possession. Thrat good size The right is reserved to reject any file" fn the Department of Purchasing en to the creditors ot said deceased for fast efficient servfQS, call 3. D. or all bids If deemed to the Interest to present to the said Executrix their and his wife, Olive. County Civil Defense Coordi- TO SETTLE ESTATE bedrooms, tiled bath, brick fireplace, tOOHE. Realtor, Rt. 34, OolU Neck. of tho County of Monmouth, Hall of Red Bank. Delightful three-bedroom. separate dining room, natural paneled or the County .of Monmouth no to do. Records, Main Street, Freehold. New claims under oath within six months nator Frank L. Wilgus said I62'27tl. Member Multiple Ustlng Itr- By order of the Board of Chosen from this date. All nf then were named as two-"nth ranch. Brick. Completely fin* kitchen and tremendous 27x12 den. Jersey and copies may be received Dated: March 13th, 1969 lilted basement. Well la mine aped. Ac- overlooking deep rear yard, Attached Freeholders of the County or Mon- by the protective bidders, upon ap- defendants because evidence the unit will be available for cess to Navealnk River, appraised at garage. Choice Olde Shrewsbury loca- mouth. plication, during business haunt. JOSEPHINE BRUSH as long as it is needed. It is t'fi.OOO. Must be teen to appreciate, tion. Act quickly at $27. m, K.A. WE CAN MULtlPLE LIST JOSEPH C, IRWIN, Director 25 Park Avenue was nrespnterl that there was r-'ticlpaln only, Inspect and make of- ARMSTRONG AOBNCY, Realtor*, (AS WILLIAM L. ULRICH, Clerk Blris muni be mnde on standard Rumson, New Jersey gasoline in the sewer line. manned with county Civil De- fer. 291-10M days, 2D1-31B1 evenings 'rnnpect Ave.. Little Silver, 74M&0O. YOUR HOME AprlM^ flf-To proposal forms In the rnanner desig- Executrix Messrs. Rass * Knshner and weekends. Oa.ll today and give details and cash nated and rprjulrpd . C/i» 74MS02 today. MINI!Gil ItEALTOR. ^."S Jlumaan Urt., C'.lnlnu \«nln.l KM.K- let vlclnlly. Wo nav« bujers waiting. 1 vealrd that rjasolinc was in signed for use in emergen- EXPANSION RANCH — 11 ycara DUI 842-3BO0. THE KIRWAN CO. 787-B50O. 1. A Ortiflcnt* from s reputable ESTATE OF MICHAEL DONARU- young. Five bertrooiriB, full Imnmniit, Inwirnti'-e f'nrnpMiy cerdfvlng tn MA, nECBA8Kt> the line in svfficient quantity MODERN COLONIAL — One *nr« for MIR fnr-t that If the bidder Is cies. Owner transferred and anxloun. Sue- roaming children, n porfnet flatting for Purmmnt to the order of DONALD Tlflclng for J22.76O. THE KIRWAN CO, LIST WITH CONFIDENCE succpa.iful n nurely honrt will tin J. CUNNINGHAM, surrogate ol Ihe on one occasion lo produce a CAP Maj. Joseph Stanley n. growing family. Five delightful hert- filed for Dm pprformsnr§ of the ftcfcltorn, 787-6000. ' Our 14 prolniBinml salespeople art mnty of Monmouth, tlilrt day niHilp, barrel of gasoline on pump- ia, 'IV% htittis, center hall, living con* met. nn thn application nf the undersigned, said that CAP receives "its RED RANK C'nlonlnl on qiilftt trr#t- room, dining rnnm, Itltchcn. Family reidy and able to market your prop- erty in ccprjn fully. 2. A Certified Check drawn tn Josephine Donarumn, aolp Executrix ing and nn anothor ect Avo. Bhrewihury Holm rt ft 1 Thousand Pollnrs, Kxectltrlx their clalmfl under Oiltll PanelRtl recrflatlnn room. Attarhni! Little flllvnr... 1404.100. 741-W13 671-3311 was In (|iir.stinn. A.F.1S., Ga. garage. New pnint. Ponslhl* (1U% CM ami BriMlverrd nl tb« piflrp nnd nn itliln nix nmntliH from this dale. lniin aRnumptlon, Principals only. Af- t — Flneat location. Will p Tiou r ftbnvr n a inert. Dated: Mnrrh 7, 10(i!) The plaintiff charRed neqli- The Const Guard has aban- trr fl p.m. 2R4-1OTH. mil Id or sell. Troen. nearly two tcren. NEED VACANT LAND Tim rlKht \n rrncrvd to rr'rc! tnv JOHKI'IMNE nONAKUMA, * poncc on the nart nf nil of I ho doned its .search for the plane. nycamnro Lane, second ifH on .left .- nil Mil* If (IrrMiiAii to flip Intfrost 21 Hellmity {load, MIHOLKTOWN—Fourtifilroom ranch. Jmsll lot cr large tracts. Call MUU Hide from Kltlge Kil. KH-42M. LANE* IlKALTY. 871-5151. of tlin County nf MonrrKiiih to tin m. Ilailc:. N .1 defendants and complained A massive sea ;ind land F/nlihed bnnrmrnt. atlarlind gtirtge. mm -.«.,.*.. ___- JJv order or the Jtnnnl of Chtwn Bnle ir.»fi:lltrlx Fenced In lOflxllH) Int. Near schools. VIvft rmnTKouiif! on J8TINOB WANTBD — Two, tbree Frefholrltirs nf thn County nf Mnn- Meaars. Iteussllle, Cornwell, he should liavp been provided search l>ef;an Monday. Tho (looil arrn, Near ihOpn. I'rln- and four-bedroom Homes In Little Bll- "I taught Mrt. Jonei how to mouth, Maunn«r ft Carotenulo, with a safe place to work. plane's pilot, Percy Dunham only. 747-n<08. r*r, Rttmson, MlddUtown area. Vrit .1ORRIMI c. iriWIN. DlrcMor 31 Brand Mrett, C O M'B N KClC • -C lov eTTl. 11 I-arT driv* this car stw got in The Dally Red flank, N. J. Heavily wnndet) one arrr. Will 'Jiillti cjf — »i5,ioo. nix fast efficient service call B.A. ARM. KliVVAltn A MniKiAN. EWrftfliy Defendants involved In the of Itidgeficld, did not file a 1 ITIIONO AOBNOY, Ilealtor, S69 Rigiiter want ads—-and now shVt Department of rurclinnlng Attorney* or U wo north ot Clover Hill Rd. Tiire* bedraomn, Mortiage, $14,600, A March 14, 21, 28, April 4 (27 00 settlement besides the Mata- flight plan. avallabl*. 2S4-3434, 10 a.m. > 1 p.m. roipsct A vs.. LltUa Illnr. rUWD fetching m#!" April » $1V7S 13 Culling 43 Slight de- 21—THE DAILY REGISTER, Friday. Apr.! 4. \W) Peanut* instruments pression PUZZLE Vi Gave an 45 Female hart 47 Arifcira ' CnJldren's Letters To God By William B. Cunningham aecou/it nl WErflW WTH THE (MffiSWm 19 Matter: Jaw 48 Wife of ACROSS 56 Before 23 Watering Jacob Q€dr ^ 1 French 57 Grafted: her. place 49 Atlantic and priests 58 Group 34 Cavil Pacific ^ TWAV 6 Chamber: counseling 25 Highest 50 —Dome nor fi'^ Sp. the Presi- point 52 Harangues 10 Linen vest- dent: init. 27 Gang 55 Tunis VIP yoM Ca ments 59 Corn spike 29 Homes of 57Intent: Scot. 14 Muse of 62 Access a kind 60 Travel by jet poetry 64 Season's 31 Smell 61 Foray •of 15 Wedge, e.g. greeting 63 Persia 32 Disease of Blondio 16 Ark builder 70 Son of Seth fowls 65 After- 17 Greeting 71 Ceremony 33 Run away in thoughts: JUST KEEP ftEPEATlrtG NOW BESIDES NOT. (with 64-A) 72 — Highway panic abbr. TO, YOURSELF, - I AM GOING TO SLEEP- BEING ABLE TO SLEEP, 20 Ardor 73 WWII 36 Shrub. 66 Emblem: I AM GOING TO SLEEP - YOU'VE GOT ME •I AM GOING TO ' 21 French vessels: 38 Time abbr. SLEEP" . TALKING TO MVSELF/ of 1"^ summer abbr. periods 67 Dessert ftl 22 As written: 74 — and ends 40 Swiss river 68 Father: « A- mus. 75 Requires 42 British colloq/ . 23 Protruding DOWN school 69 Letters rock 1 Church 126 Butt bench Solution to Today's Puzzle 28 ScOH . 2 Silkworm 30 Moccasin 3 Napped 31 Lowest* fabric decks 4 Upper 34 Sins regions of 35 Fleet . space 37 Stings 5 Earth H1 39 Ball: Sp. 6 Sign 41 Separated 7Exisit Mary Worth 44 Awe 8 Ardent 46 Subdue affection m LARKV, CROSS YOUR King Fe«lute« Syndicate, Iiic, 1969. 48 Fixed 9 Dill: obs. HAS STOPPLD COUNNNfi ANSa!-AND FIN6ER5T05AVEYOUR ,,course .10 One.or other TU4T W« A •»»• VOU DON'T KNOW HOW BiRTHBA«,TO SHUT THt DOOR HE SOUNDS «OUL,ANNt-AND RT TELL HIM tM NOT 51 Sags 11 Not as tight iHOR4HOOT RCHH^«KHEAMAInJ *M^<^ MNE'- ^^" ^^ ONAiWIETKJD'SLOVE.! TERRIBLV "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean AGITATED HERE! 53 United 12 Ridicule AND,TOBE.HONE5T,IPUTA Saturday, April 5 54 Bitter lightly TINVCRACKIN/AY HARD OLD 1ICKCR.! Present—For You and Yours • • • Congeniality and friendliness stressed by benefic configurations. Work should go well and financial rewards are forth- coming. Your job will be a pleasure instead of a burden and you won't regret It if you are one of those who must work on Saturday. Good humor will do much to brighten your surroundings. The Day Under Your Sign

Aria*. Born Mar. 21 to Apr. If Libra. Sapt, 23 to Oct. 22 If yon aren't vtiiinng your The am have strong appeal full potential, scout around for for you and figure promU Andy Canp new opportunities. nently in your future. Taunii. April 20 to M«y 20 Scorpio. Oct. 23 to Nov. 21 Don't hesitate to help some- Take no chances with safety. I'Vf OFTEN THOUGHT OF f one with advice or material While you enjoy travel, this 1 things, but be sure help is is adverse time to start trip. HAVIN A GO MESELF -'OW1/F'IFTEEN VC AN -SHOW VER constructive. Sagittariui.Nov.22 lo Dec.21 OFP FO* E Gemini. May 21 to June 21 Avoid work that involves ten. A BIT OF MUCH WASVER TACKLE?y^^ 5IS YTHESUAlMONS Don't tots a coin to make up sion. Rest, relax and listen your mind. Weigh all factor* to ,the radio. Eat sparingly. FI5HINT.EH? and decide oa logic afone, Capricorn. Dee. 22 to Jan. 20 Cancer, June 22 to July 21 Adverse -vibrations for those Take a back seat in. discussion of you in the field of sales even though you have to bite or other work involving public' your tongue to keep' from ' Aquarius. Jan. 21 to Feb. I? speaking. Patience may be stretched by Lao. July 22 to Aug. 21 in-lawa but you'll be smart People tend to chance their to hold your temper. minds from hour to hour and will be hard to pin down. Pisces. Fab. 20 fo March 20 Virgo. Aug. 22 to Sept. 22 Don't discount the value of Original idea may favorably your personality and good na- impress someone' enough to in- ture. Keep away from atme* vest money in it nhere of confusion. ©Field Enterprises, Inc., IMS Dennis the Menace The Wizard of Id Bridge Advice

By ALFRED SHEINWOLD The plays that you're fa- miliar with as declarer are North dealer North-South vulnerable also available to the defend- NORTH ers.. They can ruff, discard, • 104 ' set up a suit, hold up, and O K93 they should also know enough OAQJ74 a to duck at the right time. • KQ3 West led the five of spades WEST EAST to East's king, and East re- a> A8652 4 K93 turned the nine of spades. V 742 OJ1085 South put up the queen, and O 62 O K5 Wast hastened to win the a> 854 * 10976 trick with the ace. About SOUTH Snuffy Smith this deplorable play all I can «> QJ7 0 AQ6 1 say js that I would expect /NO.SIREEEU IT WUZ LOWEEZ / better of my tropical fish, O 10983 THAT TOLD ME Herkimer, who is only a few • AJ2 DON'T VE DARE \ IF I TELL [ • NOT HER,OF AFT6R 1 TOLD BREATHE A WORD \ LOWEEZV? weeks old. North East South Wed \ ALL PEOPLE!! HER I WOULDN'T 10 Pass 2 NT PMS I TOLD ME TO /SHE'S SHUT West's hand was worthless TELL NOBODY after""the~second trick since 3 NT AH Pass ^OBODW/ / ^Sm he could never get back to Opening lead - • 5 cash his spades even if he led a third spade to set up his and returns his other spade. long suit. South eventually Now West takes the ace of lost a diamond in addition to spades and defeats the con- the first two spades, but he tract with two good spades. was happy to win the rest of DAILY QUESTION 'IT& HK&. BUT HIKE THE FReezBJOMTOP.IWr PUTS THE the tricks, scoring the game, Partner opens with one the rubber and an overtrick. club, and the next player STUFF IHttS RfiWro EOT WHERE I CAU££ACtf IT)* Should See Play passes. You hold: S — Q J 7, It's easy for us to see the H-AQ6, D-10 98 3, C The Phantom NOMINATIONS SET correct play since we are — AJ2. What do you say? CLIFFWOOD - Mrs. Wil- A coloring contest will be 'looking at all four hands, but Answer: Bid 2-NT, promis- ACROSS THE GREAT SWAMP THROUGH THE HIGHT-SWIFT -AT 7HECAP/TOL- liam Murray was named sponsored by the PTA for the West should have seen it al- ing 13 to 15 points in high THE PHANTOM'S PELAY RUNNERS RACE PRESWeNT'S PHCACE! 'MONKEY MAIL." A MESSAGE THROUGH THE niHGta. I chairman of the nominating children in grades from kin- so. At the second trick West cards, with strength in each FROM/ THE committee by Mrs. Donald dergarten to the sixth grade. should duck. That is, he plays of the unbid suits. You have PEEP WQOPS.' Lewis, president of the Par- Prizes will be awarded to the low instead of taking the ace. the required strength and dis- JUNGLE FOR ent-Teacher Association. winners. Mrs. Stephanie West knows that East has tribution, but your diamonds DR.LUAGA' Frank, art teacher, wild be Serving with Mrs. Murray returned his top spade. If are a bit weak. In spite of the judge. Posters to. be col- East's top spade is the nine, will be Mrs. Frank Beherns this, you are so close to the ored will be attached to this South must hold both the and Mrs. R, A. Moczulak. required diamond strength month's PTA Messenger. queen and jack and is there- that you can afford to use 2- Election of officers is sched- Brownie Troop 154 gave the fore sure to win a spade trick NT as a description of your uled for the April 16 meeting, invocation for the March 12 sooner or later. West should hand. which will also feature a meeting and sold cupca*kes. let South win his spade trick (A Pocket Guide to Bridge spaghetti dinner and a guest A movie for children is sooner. is available. Get your copy by speaker who will discuss scheduled for Saturday, April If West refuses the second sending 50 cents to Bed Bank "Mental Health." Because of 19. spade trick, South must try Register, Box 3318, Grand this program, children * will School sweatshirts are still the diamond finesse. East Central Station, New York, not be permitted to attend. available in all sizes. takes the king of diamonds N.Y. 10017.)

HOW MUCH 6W0UL0I Beetle Bailey ASK. FOR If, OWL? CONftClgNCB THS WAV TO SETTlMS VWWN6 KNOW LETS PICX. . 06 YOUR BECOME A BALPER WrJV I CAILSP ANOTHER GENERAL l& TO THINK BALDER" ' MEETINS? SENERAL U

Hi and Lois NOW, DITTO, CAN VES.JUST Pogo I SAID >Oll I DONT MAKE wen. ereee COULDN'T MAKE WATCH ANy NOISE ,w nov\e.... ANYNOI5E...DADDy youz WHOA! you WHICH WAV HAS WORK TO DO SOTA PROBLB\\WITHTH& POBS W& TURN HERB •? Few Schools -^THE DAILY REGISTER, Friday, April 4/1969—25 Comply With Ike's White House 'March' Editor's Note — This doubled. At a news confer- Hampshire.' In his reply, Order Rule is the last of five articles ence, he said: "All I want which was widely published, FREEHOLD-Only 12 Mon- based on the author's forth- to be is a citizen of the Unit- Eisenhower restated his posi- mouth County school districts coming book, "Dwlgbt D. Ei- ed States and when the War tion. He began by addressing out of 54 have submitted senhower: A Gauge of Great- Department turns me out to himself to the question of a plans (or coping with ' po- ness." pasture that's all I want to citizen's duty, and wrote: tential student disorders to By RELMAN MORIV be ... it's silly to talk about ". . . that concept of duty the county superintendent of AP Special Correspondent me in politics." and on March which calls upon every good schools office here. In a letter to a friend after 13, 1946, he wrote a friend, citizen to place no limitations The deadline was last Tues- the war ended In Europe, "1 cannot conceive of any set on his readiness to serve in day. Dwight D. Eisenhower wrote, of circumstances that would any designated capacity. But Those submitting plans to "There is nothing I want so drag out of me permission unless an individual feels date are Atlantic Highlands much as the opportunity to to consider me for any polit- some inner compulsion and Elementary School, Farming- retire." ical post." special qualifications to enter dale, the Monmouth County When asked what he So that was that — or so the political arena — which Vocational School, Neptune planned to do after he retired he thought. I do not — a refusal to do so Township, Millstone Town- from the Army, he sometimes Retired In 1948 involves no violation of the ship, Shore Regional High would repeat a moss-covered He retired from the Army highest standards of devotion School of West Long Branch. Army anecdote. A retiring in 1948, having previously to duty." Also, Spring Lake Heights general answered this ques- been named president of Co- He added In the letter his School, Bradley Beach, Free- FIRST — Mrt., Armand Fanone of 214 Branch Ave., tion by saying, "I am going lumbia University. He said belief that "lifelong profes- hold Regional High School, to buy a rocking chair and he knew nothing about the sional soldiers" should not ac- Spring Lake, Shrewsbury R»d Bank, rec»ivei keys +0 1949 Opal KadeB station put it on the front porch and working of a great university cept high political office. Borough and Hazlet Town- wagon from Joieph Middleton, salesman for Bob for six months I am going to but that he would try to make Events were soon to cause ship. Whit* Buiclc, Shrewsbury Av«., Nsw Shrewsbury. It do nothing but sit. Then I his contribution as "an orga- him to change his mind on am going to start rocking — nizer and leader." Privately The Belmar Board of is the first automatic Opal delivered in-the Red Bank both counts. Education told the county- slowly." he put himself on •probation; In June, 1950, war returned area. : superintendent's office that He looked forward row to if, at the end of a year he to the world with the invasion it would require more time peace and quiet after nearly concluded that he was unfit of South Korea by six highly to complete its plan. four years of heavy responsi- for the office, he would re- trained and well-equipped di- Municipal school boards Blocks Liquor License bility, the years of organizing sign. visions from Communist are required by the state to huge armies, planning cam- By no stretch of the imag- . North Korea. prepare plans and to forward paigns and the stress and ination could • Eisenhower NATO Formed them to the county superin- anxiety of battle. What he have been considered an in- Six months later, Truman tendent who, In turn, will Transfer in Keansburg wanted was time for quiet tellectual. Nonetheless, he notified Eisenhower of the forward them to the state FREEHOLD - Superior prevailing in the zone are thought, time to write his wrote long personal letters formation of the North Atlan- WARTIME ALLIES — Ganeral Eisenhower, during board. Court Judge Elvin B. Simmill "overwhelmingly conform- memoirs, the opportunity to describing his conversations tic Treaty Organization and World War II, maett with Prime Minister Churchill, "State Board of Education yesterday restrained Keans- ing;" and that use of the live in his own ^home after with specialists in history, said that, at the request of in top photo, and salutes the colors with Marshal burg Council from transfer- premises for a cocktail lounge three decades of living in resident George F. Smith of economics and contemporary the European member na- Zhukov of the Soviet Army, In bottom photos. Metuchen has said that the ring a liquor license to David is not a proper extension of Army posts, rented apart- civilization. "You can see tions, "I have designated you plans are necessary for the F. Keelan, who wants to oper- the beach club use originally ments and official residences. that living with a dis- as supreme commander." IAP Wir»photo) protection of local boards but ate a cocktail lounge at a allowed. tinguished faculty gives me Sense of Duty Eisenhower was reluctant litically minded persons had versy. He Initiated the also to provide the state with beach club in a residential The residents had obtained many wonderful hours," he to leave Columbia, but his ac- zone. But another 15 years were come to his headquarters out-. "Atoms for Peace" plan and study material so that broad a, temporary injunction to pass before his wishes wrote, concluding one of ceptance was a foregone con- state guidelines can be for- The injunction will continue against Keansburg mayor and these letters. side Paris to try to persuade startled the Soviets by offer- would be fulfilled. His sense clusion, In a letter to a friend, him to run for president, or ing them the "Open Skies" mulated. until a complaint by five council to show cause why an of duty compelled him to ac- This was a happy and re- he said, "Any one of us — Keansburg residents against to divine his intentions in plan, a system of mutual in- injunction should not be is- cept offices of high responsi- warding period in his life. no matter what his situation, Mr. Keelan and Keansburg is sued restraining them from 1952. He had said he could spection of military installa- bility during that period, cli- There was one disturbing his position or what personal not conceive of any set of tions. heard in court on the vari- transferring a liquor license maxed by the highest of all, sacrifices might be involved Space Film ance application. note — the Eisenhower for circumstances that would to the premises. the presidency of the United — must be ready to do his John F. Kennedy once ob- The court action was President booklets that kept cause him to enter politics. Questions concerning the States. springing up around the coun- best," served that a president's per- brought about by Mr. and But by 1950, the Russians Programs validity of the variance for In November, 1945, Presi- try. One of these developed In He went back into uniform. formance cannot be Judged Mrs. Philip Mess, 151 Shore had provided those "circum- the cocktail lounge granted dent Truman requested him New Hampshire. This brought For the next 14 months, bas- until all his options in a given Blvd.; Mr. and Mrs. Josepfi stances." There was the Ko- Mr. Keelan by the Keansburg to succeed Gen. George C. about the well-remembered ing In France, Elsenhower decision are known, the alter- At Gallery Boden, 171 Shore Blvd., snd rean War, preceded by the Zoning Board will be argued Marshall as chief of staff. He exchange of correspondence traveled constantly, organiz- natives he might have taken. Catherine Olski, 7 Beacon Berlin blockade and other RED BANK - In connec- when the complaint is heard. held this post for nearly three with Leonard V. Finder, a ing NATO forces. He called Eisenhower, like every Blvd., all nearby property dangerously hostile acts by tion with its current ex- years. New Hampshire, newspaper into play all his abilities, not President, came under heavy owners. Benjamin Gruber of High- the Communists, Eisenhower hibit "Inside Outer Space" publisher. only as a military technician, criticism. But as more be- In their complaint, the res* lands represented the five Political speculation pre- had become genuinely wor- the Monmouth Museum Gal- but as a diplomat dealing came known about his stew- Went! contend that restau- plaintiffs. Stanley Yacker of ceded him. During the war, 'The Best Man' ried about the outlook for lery at 152 Broad St., will with the heads of state in ardship, many of the critics run a series of seven color rants and cocktail lounges are Matawan represented Mr. various persons had suggest- Finder sent Eisenhower a peace, not a permitted use in a resi- Keelan and Howard A. Rob- ed that he should run for copy of an editorial captloned, Europe. By June, 1952, he felt tended to change their minds. films next week, as follows: He permitted his name to dential zone; that the usei erts represented the borough. president. He Invariably re- "The Best Man," and said in that NATO was an operational Richard Nixon's defeat in Tuesday, 3:30 p.m. "Amer- be entered in the New Hamp- plied, "Baloney." When he the covering letter that a force and that he could re- I960 was one of Eisenhower's ica in Space—The First Dec- • shire presidential primary in returned to Washington, the "genuine grass roots move- tun to the United States. greatest disappointments but ade," "Shoot the Moon." Meanwhile, a parade of po- March, 1952. Although he was Wednesday, 3:30 p.m. "Log "Ike for president" talk re-. ment" had started in New he lived "to see Nixon elected Service Salute still in Europe when the elec- in 1968. Meanwhile, Kennedy of Mariner 4" and "Nuclear John S. Satterthwaite Jr., tion was held, he defeated Propulsion In Space." The Combat Infantryman and Lyndon B. Johnson reg- Badge was awarded to Pfc. son of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio. ularly asked his advice and so Thursday, 3:30 p.m. "A Morris H. Horton in Vietnam. Satterthwaite, Main St., Ten- In June, Elsenhower came New Look at an Old Planet" did Nixon even during his Pfc. Horton, 20, son of Mrs. nent, has been commissioned home and announced his can- last series ot illnesses. and "America in Space—The Astronaut Schweickart 1 didacy. a second lieutenant in the First Decade." Harriet Parker, 65 Portland Whatever history's judg- Road, Highlands, is assigned U.S. Air Force upon gradu- He felt that with his expe- Friday, 3:30 p.m. "Shoot the ation from Officer Train- rience in Europe and his per- ment of Dwight D. Eisenhow- Moon" and "A New Look at as a rifleman with the 1st er as a President, his con- Brigade, 101st Airborne Divi- ing School (OTS) at Lackland sonal contacts with some an Old Planet," and at 7:J0 tributions-to the welfare of sion (Airmobile). AFB, Tex. Fete Chief is Clayton highly placed Russians he p.m. "Nuclear Propulsion in his country can only be char- Lt. Satterthwaite, selected might be able to help pre- Space" and "Log of Mariner Army Spec. 4 Richard A. acterized as "great." 4;" for OTS through competitive WALL TOWNSHIP - Dr. event. Tentative plans call for ter, pastor of Holy Trinity serve peace. Marshall, 26, son of Mr. and examination, is being as- Joseph E. Clayton, retired a dedication, reception, Evangelical fcutheran Church, No Doubts Saturday, 2 p.m. "Apollo Mrs. John S. Marshall Jr. of Mission Highlights," "A New signed to Randolph AFB, - deputy state commissioner of motorcade, parade and din- Manasquan, co-chairman of He went into the campaigns 23 Meredith Drive, New Tex., for pilot training. education, has been named ner. the committee. with no doubts that he would Award Goes Look at an Old Planet," and Shrewsbury, has' been as- "Shoot the Moon." A 1964 graduate of The Ped- honorary chairman of a com-i be nominated and then elect- signed to the 1st Cavalry Di- Will Set Date In naming Dr. Clayton die School, Hightstown, he re- mittee planning events to ed. That was characteristic To Magazine Admission will be at regular vision (Airmobile) in Vietnam An exact date for the day honorary chairman, the com- ceived his A.B. degree from honor Apollo 9 astronaut of him, the intention to suc- MIDDLETOWN - Middle- museum prices, with no ad- as a heavy-equipment opera- has not yet been determined mittee noted that Mr. mission charge to regular Brown University, Provi- Russell L. Schweickart, ceed, whenever he undertook town Township High School's tor. pending notification from the Schweickart's accomplish- gallery members. Reserva- dence, R.I., in 1968. His wife, " Dr. Clayton, now an asso- National Aeronautics and ments in space serve as an to do something. And so it Viewpoint magazine recently tions for groups are available. Sgt. Robert D. Walling Jr., Janet, is the daughter of Mr. ciate professor in the De- Space Administration, accord- inspiration to local school was. He became the first Re- won a first place award at the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Mrs. Thomas A. Mickos, partment of Teacher Educa- ing to Robert K. Jenkins, children. publican President in 20 45th Columbia Scholastic Press years. D. Walling Sr. of 367 Gulden Colts Neck Road, Farming- tion at Monmouth College, is Wall, director of public in- "The appointment of Dr. Association Conference. Three Injured dale, a former teacher and super- In his eight years in office, St., Keyport, is on duty at formation at Monmouth Col- Clayton, who has served more Three Viewpoint staff mem- vising principal at Mana- lege, and Rev. Robert Wuch- Eisenhower had some notable Tan Son Nhut AB, Vietnam. than 40 years in education, bers addressed the 50 students In Car Crash A telephone equipment re- Robert M. Martin, son of squan High School. achievements, the first civil Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Mar- signifies the important edu- and advisers attending the " KEYPORT - Three per- pairman, he is assigned to a Mr. Schweickart, a Wall cational value we place on rights act since Recosstrue- • tin of Rt. 35,TiIlddletown, has tion days, the opening of the session. Editors John Bush sons were slightly injured unit of the Pacific Air Forces. native, attended local schools Plan Joint such achievements as Mr. and Jan Bergmann spoke on yesterday morning when the returned to Long Beach, here and was graduated from St. Lawrence Seaway after Calif., aboard the USS Soho- Schweickart's. Hopefully, the the magazine's sale and sub- car in which they were rid- S.Sgt. William G. Kennedy, Manasquan High School. He decades of paralyzing contra- field after spending 15 days fete will sland as a motivat- scription drive, respectively. ing collided with another ve- son of Mr. and Mrs. George is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sunrise ing force- for other young- hicle at Main and Elizabeth Kennedy, 13a Monmouth Ave., leave with his parents. . Lincoln Davis gave a talk on George Schweickart of 6 sters," the committee said. the magazine's coffee house, Sts. Port Monmouth, is a member A graduate of Middletown Eighth Ave. Township High School, Rob- Service Dr. Clayton has held almost Democratic of which he was chairman this Taken to Riverview Hospi- of a unit that has earned the More than 40 persons from U.S. Air Force Outstanding ert will serve a tour of duty every possible position in pub- year. tal, Red Bank, by the Key- u Manasquan and Wall are SHREWSBURY - The Unit Award. He is a refrig- off the coast of Vietnam Presbyterian Church will be lic'education. He began his "Integrating Art Forms in port First Aid Squad and serving on a joint committee career in 1929 as a teacher Slate Eyed eration and air conditioning aboard the Schofield, the joined by members of the As- the Magazine," was discussed treated for minor injuries and planning for the homecoming at Manasquan High School. released were Harriet Sny- specialist in the 351st Strate- third of a new class of Navy sembly of God Church and of by Viewpoint adviser Mrs. gic Missile Wing at Whiteman combatant ships, the guided lie served 14 years as princi- In Marlboro Victoria Taylor, who also der, 23, of 97 Eighth St., Friends' Meeting (Quakers) pal of Point Pleasant High AFB, Knob Noster, Mo. missile ocean escort. MARLBORO — The town- served on the conference West Keansburg, the driver, in an ecumenical sunrise ser- School • and later, two years *»d her passengers, Mrs. Get Aphids ship's Democrats might come board of judges. -3 John A. Lanzalotti, son of Army Sp. 4 John H. Morris, vice starting at 6 a.m, Sun- as supervising principal at Frieda Snyder of the same up with three candidates for Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Lan- 21, s«n of Mr. and Mrs. John • day at the Presbyterian Manasquan High. address, and Mrs. Elsie Township Council and 10 zalotti of 36 Queen Anne H. Morris Sr., 15 Williams Sty Away Erjom church. Holy Communion will He served four years as a Peters, 54, also of Eighth seats on the Democratic Ex- Woman Is Named Drive, Shrewsburyi was com- New Shrewsbury, has been be celebrated. member of the slate Board Street. The call to worship will be ecutive Committee by missioned an ensign in the ./assigned to the 1st Armoretl House Plant of Education, and In 1949 wa.s Wednesday, George E. Cree- Jury Commissioner Steve Gatyas, 50, of South U.S. Naval Reserve during/ Division at Ft. Hood, Tex., as by the Rev. James R. Steele, named Monmouth County su- Amboy, driver of the other vy said last night. FREEHOLD'- Mrs. Joan graduation ceremonies at the a maintenance specialist. FREEHQCD — Several pastor of the host church. Ed- perintendent of schools, a S. Delehanty, 19 Rlverdale' vehicle, was uninjured. ward P. Rogers of Friends' He said last night's meet- Naval Officer Candidate species of aphids are pests of post he Held four years until ing at The Andiron, Rt. 79, Ave., Monmouth Beach, has Both drivers 0 were Issued School, Newport,. K\. A house plants. Meeting will give the invoca- he was named director of the summonses for careless driv- was an "informal disucsslon, been appointed as a jury com- graduate of Eastern Baptist Aphids have soft, round, tion and the Rev. Patrick O. Bureau of School Building with about 10 people." missioner for Monmouth ing by Patrolman Howard College, St. Davids, Pa., En- McLean, pastor of Assembly Services in the state Depart- Ruth. pear-shaped bodies and are There are two,Democratic County. sign Lanzalotti' entered the about one-sixteenth of an of God, will deliver the ser- ment of Education's central clubs in the township — the Mrs. Delehanty, a Demo- service in June, 1968. inch long. They may be mon. office. In December, 1953, he Marlboro Township Demo- crat, succeeds Mrs. Ethel Seek Small green, pink, red or black. The combined choirs will' was appointed assistant edu- cratic Club, which met last Smale of Hazlet who tempo- Coast Guard Seaman Ap- sing the anthem, "The Day cation commissioners rarily filled the vacancy cre- prentice Thomas P. Wenner, In each species, there are night, and the Robertsvllle 5 Trophies of Resurrection." Ernest Ray- charge of the Division of Con- Democrat ic Club. ated when Mrs. Virginia Vree- Refrigerator son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry usually - both winged and MIDDLETOWN1-The Mid- wingless forms, but the wing- nor will be soloist. troversies and Disputes. Dr. The clubs will get together land of Fair Haven retired MIDDLETOWN - S. Fred E. Wenner, 3 Silverton Ave., The service will be followed Clayton was named deputy last year. Little Silver, was graduated dletown Township High School less form is generally more between now and Wednesday, Stockham, chairman of the Lo- by the deacon's breakfast in commissioner of education In said Mr. Creevy and "we'll from basic training at the Forensic Club won three first numerous. Some aphids ap- Her term expires June 30, cal Assistance Board, last the social room. 1959. have an announcement then." this year. Coast Guard Recruit Training place and two second place pear powdery or woolly be- night asked for help from the cause of a -waxy covering public. Center, Cape May. trophies at the National Fo- rensic League's South Jersey that they secrete over their A small refrigerator is Navy Aviation Ordnance- District Speech Festival In body. needed for a mother with a sick child, Mr. Stockham man 2C. Muni M. Llpsky, son Princeton. Aphids cluster on the un- said. The mother has been •of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Linda Blanken took first dersides of leaves or on EASTER DINNER! Lipsky of Belmar Blvd., young lender leaves and 5LEGANT using the window sill to keep place in dramatic Interpreta- the child's medicine refriger- Farmingdale, is a mainte- tion with her selection, "The stems or flower buds. ated during the winter nance crewman with the Blue Death of Bessie Smith," mak- They feed by sucking out WEST ENDS'S NEWEST months, but is now at a loss Angels, the Navy's flight ing tier eligible for this year's plant juices, and their feed- as she faces the warmer demonstration team, at their National Forensic Tourna- Ing causes poor growth, \ RESTAURANT & SUPPER CLUB weather. winter training headquarters ment. stunted plants, or curled and Anyone who wishes to help at Naval Air Facility, El Cen- Placing first in girls' ex- distorted leaves. Aphids should call Mr. Stockham, tro, Calif. He is one of 80 temporaneous speech was secrete a sweetish sticky who lives at 11 Holland Road. highly skilled technicians cho- Chris Durfee, who also will liquid called honeydew which sen to maintain the F-4J participate In the national makes leaves shiny. Phantom II jet aircraft flown contest. To control aphids dip 'or No Conical Shapes Up by the elite flight tenm In spray plants withn malathion spectacular demonstrations Don Wallace captured first In Monmouth Beach place In humorous interpreta- or llndnne, Donald M. Mohr, of Navy precision acrobatics senior county agricultural SECOND AND BRIGHTON AVENUES MONMOUTH BEACH - In- and formation flying. tion with his rendition of cumbents here will run unop- "Mark Twain Tonight." agent suggests. Plant sprays WEST END, (Long Branch) 229-7900 , , in pressurized cans with posed for borough offices in George A. Cantlcr, son nf Second place winners wen; pushbutton tops may be use- the election on May 13. Mrs. Maude J. Kilburn, Car- Andrea Smith, poetry, for "A Dine surrounded by luxury of early century fine food and wines especial- ful. Mayor Sidney B. Johnson, diff, Md., has been promoted Child's Christmas in Wales," ly prepared for Easter Dinner. Open every day from 11 A.M. to 2 A.M. Commissioner Edwin R. Fcsle, to Army sergeant first class and Donna Underwood, ora- It you have only one plant Closed Tuesdays. Serving luncheon, dinner, lute supper. director of revenue and fi- whllo assigned to the Klghth torical interpretation, for "A or a few, pick tho aphids off nance, and Commissioner U.S. Army in Korea as an Tribute to His Brother." by hand. Or wash them off "The FABULOUS PAUL ALLADIN Ilnrold Peterson, director ot administrative noncommis- The club is under the super- under the faucet. Another at tiie organ — tri. - Sal. - Sun." public works, were the only sioned officer. His wife, vision of Mark Rolhstcln, ad- easy way is to touch them candidates to file for tho up- Nancy, lives at 104 Lewis St., viser, and James Vecchione, with a cotlon swab dipped In Easter Dinner 2 p.m. to 11 p.m. Live Entertainment coming election. Eatoatown. assistant adviser. alcohol. O-THE DAILY REGISTER, said. Projects to be undertak- Fri

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\i Harmonica Comeback Predicted By ED WALSH ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — The harmonica still lives. • Its popularity -had dimin- ished to a point where it had almost been counted out sev- eral years ago, but a few buffs who were determined not to see the instrument go the way of the buffalo formed the Society for the Preserva- tion and Advancement of the Harmonica (SPAH). A society member is James P. Fleming of 10 Many Mind Ave. Mr, Fleming became hooked on the pocket piano several years ago. Today, with three other buffs from Long Branch, he has formed his own harmonica band and will be ready to play publicly within three months. "I had* always liked the sound of the harmonica/' Mr. Fleming said, "and had men- tioned, it several times through the course of every- day conversation around the bouse. "My oldest son (James P. Fleming Jr., 10) heard me talking and presented me a harmonica for Christmas. I couldn't play it then, but I be- gan practicing on my lunch TIE THAT BINDS — Theharmonica playing family of James P. Fleming of 10 Many Mind Ave., Aflanfic High" hours andy within three lands, gets together for a Wile harmonizing. From left are Kathleen, 7; Kevin, 9; Mr. Fleming, and James Jr., months I began to produce 10. (Register Staff Photos) music," Mr. Fleming contin- ued. They must be ordered direct touches the younger members harmonica band in the coun- loners of the world," he stat- 1,276 Farts from Germany.'1 of the Fleming family. James try right here in my own ed. Since that day, Mr. Flem- The basic harmonica is a Jr., Kevin Patrick, 9, and home. Turning to SPAH, Mr, ing has accumulated 12 dif- diatonic instrument -^ which Kathleen, 7, all students of St. "When I say the youngest Fleming said its membership ferent models, including a full means, roughly, that it plays Agnes' Grammar School, are harmonica band, 1 mean for numbers 300 nationally and concert harmonica consisting the same notes as the white now playing. playing at family gatherings consists of "the greats, the -of 1,276 parts, the most versa- keys of a piano. The sharps ' A Singer or perhaps a church function future greats, and the never tile chord accompaniment or flats that the piano's James can accompany his but not for commercial ex- greats who have in common ever made. - black keys play are missing, father in song, while the ploitation. one clear objective; to pro- His collection may be the The chromatic type harmoni- younger Flemings are still in "In order for the harmonica mote and preserve the har- largest of its kind in the Unit- ca solves the problem with the apprentice stages of their to survive, we must instill the monica." ed States. an ingenious slide which is musical careers. art of playing in our young- They preserve and promote sters," he said. "I can say this," he said, pressed to add the black "By tiiis time next year," the harmonica because of "because harmonicas are not notes. Mr. Fleming says proudly, '-'I "It used to be that every their enthusiastic interest itt stocked by music stores, Harmonica playing also hope to have the youngest kid had a harmonica hanging its limitless capabilities and out of his back pocket. Now its unique sound, he added. it is a comb," Mr. Fleming They believe it belongs la commented. the same class with every Mrs. Elizabeth Fleming is band instrument ever devised the only non-player of the and understand it as an in* family. strument of rare beauty. A 'Shepherd' The buffalo was almost ex- "She doesn't play but she tinct until a society formed still enjoys the music," Mr. and guaranteed its preserva- Fleming said. tion many years ago, Mr. "She calls me a shepherd Fleming explained. or a loner. The harmonica Long live the harmonica, haj has always appealed to the added.

Today's Features Pages Creator of Gourmets .-...2 At the Movies * , .-.3 TV Comment .3 Culinary Classics -..4 Hollywood ...... 4 Long Branch Music Efforts ...... 5 Easter Special ...5 TV Listings 6, 7, 0 Book Reviews .7. 8, 12 OUTSTANDING COLLECTION — Tho 12 Afferent harmonicas owned by J«mos Your Garden $ P. Fleming of 10 Many Mind Avt., Atlantic Highland*, are perhaps the largest Arts Center Attractions ....10 single collection in the United States. Large o,ne at top is a full concert harmoni- County Parks Set Plans ...11 ca. « and openers are supplied for the asking. Mr. Longo ex- Longo s: tor of Gourmets plained that by not serving f liquor they are able to keep By PAUL KERN at its present site added, Momma Longo said, "We management encourages ad- Longo's "more a family res- 1 ults to bring their own wine "Many people try things they get all sorts of reactions taurant."- SEA BRIGHT — Longo's or beer at dinner time. Glass- Hestaurant' is out to make have never had before and when we cook a dish differ- everyone a gourmet. And discover they like them." ently from the way pur cus- •A judging from the crowd eat- " Afrafd to Experiment tomers are accustomed and ing varied Italian dishes , One pretty ^ young lemale most of the reactions are THE MANAGEMENT OF MARINE GRILL there recently the new pro- customer commented, "Peo- good." gram is a success. ple usually get spaghetti or Mr. Longo and the wait- Leonard Longo, the second pizza and stick with what resses periodically go» from Introduces generation manager of the they know. They're afraid to table to table asking if every- family operated restau- spend a couple of dollars for thing is all right and check- rant said the greatest divi- something they may not ing on what people like or like." o dend of the Thursday night don't like. All answers are W smojgasbords run weekly At Longo's smorgasbord, noted for planning future res PC during the winter has been however, no one seemed menus. getting people to try foods afraid to try everything. Besides the two veal dish- Beef Steak • Lobsters • Wine and Spirits they have never had, before. Families could be seen dig- es, sauces made with mus- Luncheon—- Dinner a If the more exotic dishes pre- ging into veal maraneUo, veal sels have been introduced at sented are well received, they cooked with mushrooms in a the Thursday night specials are added to the permanent wine sauce and veal scallopi- along with baked ziti and sev- menu. ni cooked the original Italian eral Italian seafood dishes. Every chef, restaurateur, epicurean, has been Mrs. Grace "Momma" way with thick chunks of Although Longo's does not Longo, founder of the Longo's meat. have a liquor license, the adamant about one thing — the quality of raw .ingredients v— All good cooking, they insist, be- gins at the market. The Pub points with pride to its marketing with the leading meat packers in the country and the Fulton Fish Market — leading fish market in the east. * OPENING SOON

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AdioceHt ro Highland* Lobster Potmd foot of Atlantic St. off Bay AveflHt L= HIGHLANDS — 872-9753 TV COMMENT e9 to Displace 421st Century' ' By CYNfHIA LOWRY son by a new series called enthusiams and a reporter's Television, in its quest for has "Little Women" coming NEW YORK (AP) - Time "Challenge/' Its executive curiosity, is the senior execi*> entertainment, is increasingly up next month in ballet form, flics for television: "The 2lst producer, Burton Benjamin, tive producer of CBS News tapping the classics for spe- and now has signed Sir Lau- Century" will disappear after with a string of "CBS Re- cials. CBS had already pre- rence Olivier, Sir Ralph Rich- Only three seasons. thinks the new title will give ports" to his credit. He spent ardson, Michael Redgrave The OBS series of that his staff more scope. some chilly months during sented "Midsummer's Night arid Dame May Evans for a name will be terminated at Making New World World War II on a Coast Dream" and plans "King production of "David Copper- the end of this season, but The present series concen- Guard weathership near Ice- Lear" for next season. NBC field" next season. not from the usual cause of trates on the broader aspects land, which indirectly led to. 3TV death. the volcano documentary. The show's ratings -actually — among this, season's sub- Film Discovered jects have beenf the new medi- have held pretty well, con- "I've been interested^ ift sidering that it arrives early cine, the new biology, trans- Sunday eve- portation changes, ocean- anything to do with Iceland since the war/' he said. "So nings, just! ography and such. Next year, outside of I when I read abouPtBe~vol- it can give closeups of the prime time,; cano and the eruption and the people making the new world. and for the' emergence of the island, I EASTER early part] Presumably Benjamin's each season^ half-hour documentary next wondered if by any chance was occa- Thursday night — "Volcano: anybody had made some film sionally, An Island Is Born" — would ol it." washed by have been one of the forth- It turned out that somebody an overlong coming instead of a special. had, and by good fortune it football! It will show an island rising was a professional. The film game. LOWRY from the sea after an eruption was excellent. In addition, "The 21st Century" will be from an undersea volcano. Burton teamed, the island of displaced the first of next sea- Benjamin, a man of broad volcanic residues was of spe- is a family tradition! cial interest to scientists-be* IT IS OVR PLEASURE TO TAKE cause over the past six years YOUR RESERVATION plant life — lichens and moss — have begun to appear. CALL TODAY 542-0800 At the Movies Birds and a few adventurous HWY. 35 (opp. Fr. Monmouth) EATONTOWN RED BANK MALL CINEMA- seals now are moving in. CARLTON- Gone WUta tbe Wind 2:00; 8:00. "Some of them believe that, SAT. - Clone We» the Wind 12:JO; .Buona Sera Mrs. Campbell 2;QO;_ 4:39; 8:45. for the first time, they can 7:10; B:SO. - SUN. - Gone With the Wind 2:00; SAT. ft SUN. — Kiddie Show: MMI see how life started on the Front Button Willow 2:00; Buona Bert MM. Campbell 1:00: S:0O; LAURELTON earth itself/' the producer 8:00; 10:00. ' DRIVE-IN- said, ^ * EATONTOWN Oartoot* T:00; Wrecking Crew 7-.3O; 11:39; Paper Lion 9:30. COMMUMTY- SAT. * SUN. — Wrecking Crew Tbejr Came to Rob IAM VegM 2:00; T:00; 10:56; Paster Uon 9:00. 7100; 9:30, SAT. — They Oome to Rob Laa TOMS RIVER * Vects 2:30; 5:25; 8:00; 10:35, Our Easter Dinner Is SUM. — They Came to Rob Lu COMMUNITY- Vec&i 2:00; 4:30; 7:10; 9:30. G«ne WMh the Wind 1:45; T:«. SAT. — Gone With the Wind 1:00; DRIVE IN- f.SO; 8:50. PRI. ft SAT. — Cartoon 7:00; Gold- SUN. — Gone With the Wind 2:0O; a Family Affair . . . finger 7:15; 11:45; Dr. No. 9:50. 71 SO. SUN. — QoldHnger 7:00; ll;20; Dr. N» 9:28. DOVER- 2001: A Space Odyssey 2:00; 6:30; FREEHOLD 9:00. • SAT. — 2001: A Space Odywejr MALL- 1:45; 4:25; 7:00; 9:30. Oone WHh the Wind 1:00; 8:00. SUN. — 2001: A Space Odyssey SPECIAL SAT. — oone With the Wind 12:30; 1:30; 4:10; 6:46; »:i6. 4:»; 8:45. SUM. — Gone With the Wind 2:00; North of Red Bank 7:30. MIDDLETOWN ASBURY PARK TOWN- /* LYRIC- Support Your Local Sheriff 2:25; EASTER FBI. * SAT. — The Uon to Winter 7:25; 9:25. 3:30; 8:30. BAT. * SUN. — Support Your Lo- SUN. - Ttie Uon Iq Winter t:30; cale Sheriff 2:26; 4:29; 6:25; 8:3v; MAYFAIR- ^ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS MENU - aOOt: A Space Odyssey 2:00; T:00; ATLANTIC— Gone WMh the Wind 3:00. SAT. — 2001: A Space Odyaeey SAT. * SUN. — Gone With (he J:I0; 4:48; 7:26; 10:00. • Wind 2:00; 8:00. BUN. — 2001: A Space Odywey • TsOQ; 4:30; 7:00; 9:20. HAZLET Served from ST. JAMES- PLAZA- FBI., SAT. * SUN. — Show of "2001: A Space Odyssey 2:00; 7:00; tbe Fisherman 3:30; 8:30. 9:30. NEPTUNE CITY SAT. — 2001:-A Space Odyssey 2:iO; 4:1S; 7:29; 10:00, NOON to 10 P.M. NEPTUNE CITY- SUN. — 2001: A Space Odyssey to Rob Laa Vega* 7:0$; 2:00; 4:30; 7:09; 9:40. «:15. SAT. * SUN. — Kiddie Show: 2:00; KEYPORT Carrot Sticks Queen Olivet Uiey Came to Rob Las Vegaa 5:10; ROM Radishes Hearts el Celery T:»; B:40. STRAND- Children's Dinner FRI., SAT. & SUM, — BuHttt 7:00; Chicken Livers Shrimp Cocktail (for children uder 121 MANASQUAN 10:35; Chubasoo 9:00. Herring w/Sour Cream Cloxnt en v*. Shell ALGONQUIN- EAST BRUNSWICK Stuffed Deviltd Clams Fresh Fruit Cup Fruit ,Cyp or BuHItt 2:00; 7*00; 9:00. TURNPIKE- Artichoke* Vinaigrette Tomato Juice Cocktail SAT. — Kiddie Show-. Shakiest «un OUTDOOR — PRI., SAT. * SUN.— Shitted Mushrooms wi Grattn Cream of Asparagus, Soup in the West 2:00: Bullttt 7:00; 9:00. Support Your Local Sheriff 7:00; Manhattan Clam Chowder Cream ot Asparagus SUN. — Kiddle Show: Shaklert Quo 10:30; FlUwUly 8:40. Lobster Tail to. the We«t 2:00; BulUtt 4:40; 8:40; INDOOR — Support Your Local Seafood En Brochetti Broiled Stuffed Lobster Chopped Steak Sheriff 7:30; 11:00; Fltzwllly 9:15. Lobster ThermMor Filet Mfgrion, garni BRICK TOWN SAT. * SUN. — Support Your Lo- Stuffed Shrimp w/cnamp sauce Lobster Tails Fried Shrimp cal Sheriff 3:M; 7:30; 11:00; Fitz- Deviled Crabs Imperial Shad Roe Veal Cutlet w/Spagherrf BRICK PLAZA- willy 2:00: 5:36; 9:16. Prime Ribs of Beet au |us , »0l: A space Odyuey 2:00: 7:00; PERTH AMBOY Hawaiian Ham Steak w/PMeapple (choice of two) Baked Stuffed . Glazed Carratf BAT. — 200i: A Space Odymey AMBOYS DRIVE-IN— Mashed Potatoes t:tO; 4:46; 7:25; 10:00. FRI., SAT. * SUN. — Cartoon Candled Sweets Cut Stringbeans SUN. - 2001: A Space: Odywey 7:00; Support Your Local Sheriff Mashed Potatoes Asparagus, Hollandalse Glaxed Carrots or 2:00; 4:30; 7:09; 9:40. 7:06; 11:12; Modesty Blaise 9:06. (choice of two) StrtiigbeanS Hot Apple Pie Jello Lemon Chiffon Pie Rice Pudding fee Cream Hungarian Cheese Cake Chocolate Mousse Jello Layer cake Ice Cream Mee Pudding ENJOY Old Fashioned Strawberry Shortcake Colored Eggs EASTER 4.95 2.95 DINNER A TRADITIONAL WAY Harry's lobster House It will be on event long remembered if you ckoose to have it at For ReservoHons Call... 842-0205 • 741-2010 OCEAN AVENUE, SEA BRIGHT ZJke vJuttonwood ffltanor HIGHWAY 34 566-6220 MATAWAN Luncheon - Cocktails - Dinner HOLLYWOOD I Off-Screen 'Get Smart' Cliff-Hanger **T »•-.•• . . .• . • • • 6 tg »y BOB THOMAS won a flock of Emmies, In- ster ratings of less promising Jackie Gleason. I don^t mind ened by J^gJ «2 J. HOUYWOOD (APJ - If eluding two for myself, and I shows. facing the first half-hour of f™™^L^WJ for hS -< you're looking tor a cliff- M that it had made a real «j*>r a lead-in they had giw, an hour, show-tort the sec- ^f™|c^Jf 5g $ tanging adventare in televi- contribution U> television en us "Please Don't Eat the ond! Even so, 'Get Smart' S.^^BSJ?l?Sn2?S- S skin programming, consider comedy. I was ready to walk Daisies," which was like 89th manged to get a respectable was raeasea rai inoTning, l£ the case of "Get Smart." away from it and go on in the ratings Then it was rating," said Adams. What had hap. * No, I don't mean the on- to "producing and directing Slay?, SSSJX&? S of the "Get Smart" pene4 was Jtat my ma* G the-tube capers of Agent 86, features, whicb I have long or whatever the hell it was. cancelation swept through agers Had met witn UJb, fe also fknown as Maxwell wanted to do." Then 'Adam IV We had to the executive offices of the which was able to come up S Smart, the fallible operative On the other band, be felt fight for our audience every networks. ABC came up with ™£ ™ 3!^ SJSi / W of CONTROL. I'm referring a loyalty to "Get Smart," and season, . a reprieve offer, but it wasn't "NBC couldn t act that fast, C •~ to the real-life feat of come- he was a trifle peeved at the "Finally NBC put us oppo- sweet enough. Then CBS and I would have lost my bar- 2 dian Don Adams in saving way NBC had used it to bol- site the second half-hour of made a proposalto take over gaining position if I had 3 his television series from can- ' "Get Smart" and back waited. It was too bad, be- 3 celatiori. Like Smart, Mams / j»* -m ^,-m * Adams'production company cause I am very fond of the # # 7 w was a most reluctant hero. •/Tff f msw**/%/> § /iffOOI/IO in developing projects. NBC boys But I told them \_JU1SSICS Hg You'll be seeing "Get %uJlllJWLT\ Predawn Dedston *Z&*^F*£?flp lie8 at**! twQ!* Smart" for a fifth year, but, J & the predawn hours be- ^w * ^ L on a different network. A p* 1 1 rrg • fore the NBC deadline, w^*8 Mme"»deaonne in- Rarely has a series ZM Mi Iplfj f JfKWP Adams Spote OB the tele- stead of three days." switched networks "My •* * <•• *vW* (\J l/lAOOt'V/ pj,one ^ NBc's Herb Now Adams is committed Three Sons," Alfred Hitch- .__._ , _ _„ Schlosser and CBS's Mike for three more years of "Get cock, ), and ^^J^ J£L^ SS2? t *S2 C WhenX comedian fi- Smart," a futur^ that causes "Get Smart" almost didn't SSuhff. Sf I«P S ^ 5"ff ^ 1U* naUy ^nt to sleep, he had him to wince. "But a toto f make it. Adams related the ^^^ £ *"* ^ begun *°mak e *• malfc ' deSed to cast his lot with time and effort and love have sequence of events: war !«.*•.». «Michael FieM's Culinary NBC. gone into that show," he add- "NBC notifed us three Michael Field's appearance Classics and Improvisations" "That morning I was awak- ed. 'Til stick with it." days before the deadlbe that last November at the Gourmet is a title that should shakfup « "* they were going to let *Get Cooking School at Monmouth the frraenteevee dinner crowd ^ ^mi * ^^^ - Smart' go. But they wanted College was impressive. He and make hash hounds bang ^Kk «*ff JV#M#M#V #*##' me to stay on and sign for made the observer want to go their unimaginative heads. ^KJW lvf Iff f f f f flff U1T specials next season and my home and make fluffy ome- Thesubtitle. "Creative Left- ^m M tMfltf tflf J ft own variety program the fol- lets, buttery cheese fondue ^ iffi STS jX^. * 00 lowing year. It was a fantas- and a spinach souffle. He also rw™ ir^TLniliJoV' i.mic ^HQ^^A e A LJII V DECTAIID AMT tic offer, and I was serious- made yTwant to read his SS^STSnSTS V^V FAMILY R»TAURANT ty considering it cookbook gf» 2rtWlS3hiaS ^^^ OPEN EASIER SUNDAY J^i^^n^ the^tSfSS H£!S*SM?S! ~ FROM 11:30 ON Smart. In fouryear s it had the souffle, we turned to the jrftovers that will provide a TAkJirUT ~M*J CATIIDnAY •A/WVVVVWVVWVWVNArt'VVNA*^^ basis for some of those im- TONlWliT Q1\Q 5AIUKI/AT "Dine on the Beautiful Navesink" ' probations! ENTERTAINMENT IN OUR COCKTAIL LOUNGE „- - ! This book is for those who MOMMOUTHSHOPPINGCEHTCK,EATOMTOWH Hie jRttWh AinilSO QUit ! have grad11*^ from Fanny ,V^^^^m^m^w^^m^m^^^w^^ BINGHAM AVE. at OCEANIC BRIDGE-^4M200 and thrown away Betty Crock- 1 ^|A » *# Anr-k M 8 ftii&j«>^ivi er long ago. tti s for gourmets f |\|f j\A/ I iKrlNII 1 —— R U M S 0 N —— only You most be willing to f. I N V^ V V \Jl LIN! ! 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o " JE 'Hunt for a Jaguar Colorcast Planned TV^ Sunday Feature On Easter Mass .y Marlin Perkins and Jim The NBC Television Net- Fowler join famed lion hunter work will colorcast the Easter John Lilly in Mexico to track Sunday Mass from St Peter down a jaguar — one of the in Chains Cathedral in Cin- world's most beautiful and cinnati, Ohio, on Sunday (11- dangerous cats — through noon). miles of inhospitable terrain, The most Rev. Karl J. Al- in "El Tigre" on NBC Tele- ter, archbishop of Cincinnati, i vision Network's colorcast of will be the celebrant of the "Mutual of Omaha's Wild Mass. Kingdom" Sunday, April 6 The Rev. John J. Cunning- 1 (6:30-7 p.m.; repeat of ham, professor of sacred el- March 12, 19ft7). oquence at Mt. St. Mary's Seminary, will deliver the I* HUNT EASTER EGGS sermon. Master of ceremonies ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — win be the Rev. Edward J. Some 500 youngsters last Sat- Gratsch of Mt. St. Mary's. urday participated in the an- Music for the service will nual Easter egg bunt spon- be provided 4>y the Archbish- sored by the borough Kecre- op's Boys Choir and the atlon Commission at Fire- Cathedral Men's Choir under men's Field. Alex Brown was the direction of Haldan D. chairman. Tompkins.

THE VAST WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL in Washington, D.C., is tti» setting for the television premiere of jazzman Dave Brubeck's new oratorio, 'The Light in O'BRIEN'S the •Wilderness," to be presented as a spedaJ CBS News hour-Jong broadcast DUIUN HOUSE .Easter Sunday, AprH 6 (10-11 a.m., EST) in color on the CBS Television Net' 69 CARR AVE. work. The Brubeck combo (above), consisting of drummer Alan Dawson, pian- ist Brubeck and bassist Jack Six, is accompanied by an organist and a choir of KEANSBURG some 300 voices in the performance. For the finest in family COUNTRY dining, join us at the 014 Union House for a de- WESTERN licious Easter dinner. 12 Long Branchers on Shore Band MUSIC LONG BRANCH - Twelve Choose your favorite en- er and Emily Tepper, ftate. Greenwood has been a SATURDAY EVENING tree from our exciting Long Branch High School Sophomores Richard Liotta, member of the Youth Honors musicians were selected lor alto sax, Jane Kate, Frencn Band four years, the 1967-68 featuring . . . menu. horn, and Albert Greenwood, membership in the 1969 All All Shore Intermediate Band Children*a Portions clarinet, grade nine, were al- Store Band. so selected. and Orchestra, and the 1967- JoeMadean Available Seniors are Martha Lewis, 68 Region II Intermediate aid the Hiss Small is a member of fhiteplind iebecca SniaH, the local chapter of the Na- Band. He is president of the "COUNTRY French horn. Juniors are tional Honor Society, a recip- Long Branch Junior High ESCORTS" Richard Sorrentino, French ient of a Lincoln Center School Student Council and a horn, Joseph Bussell, bari- award, and a Girls Athletic member of the freshman foot- THURSDAY NIGHT Association Award for par- mmmmHue Food and a tone sax, Peter Olivadotti, ball team. HONKY-TONK PIANO ticipation. Daltghrfil Arwoiphtft trumpet, Paul Olivadotti, Dominic Soriano is direc- SING-A-tONG Wharf Aw. 741-1500 foj la* trumpet, Franklin Hardy, Hiss Lewis received a cer- tor of instrumental music at trombone, and Sharon Hani' tificate of merit from the Na- Long Branch High School tional Educational Develop- ment Test and is a consistent THAR SHE BLOWS honor roll pupil. Dining Out Easter Sunday? Entertainment Miss Hamer is a member FABULOUS TOM FALCONE of the Westwood Players, Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday scbooi dramatic group, the Future Teachers of America STEAKS AND and the Pep Club. A consis- SEA POOD TILL 11 tent honor roll student, she is HEARTY SANDWICHES a member of the National TILL l:« Thespian Society. V HOURS: 9 to a 7 PAYS A WEEK Hardy lias been a member of the soccer, wrestling and Make it goal teams and the Physics and German clubs. a Special Peter and Paul Olivadotti BODMAN PL, are members of the Pep and Physics clubs, high school Holiday • . HED BANK marching, concert, show and Bring the Family to Diiner Easter Sunday at tht 741401 dance bands and the 1968 AU Store Band. Russell is a member of the HOLIDAY INN, Rt. 35, Hazlet "The Best in FOOD and MUSIC" marching, concert, show and Relax in the warn) atmofpfier* of tfi* dance bands, the varsity Holiday's «a*Wulty decoded "Caitil. lian Room" and en[oy the finest in food* wrestling team and the Phy- prepared by that world famous chef, sics dub. Robert Bella*. Complete dinner menu ALPINE MANOR served from 128 P.M. Don't \m left Sorrentino is a member of out, call now for reservations 264-2400. HWY. 36, HIGHLANDS the indoor track team, the advanced, wind and percus- 872-1773 sion ensemble, dance, con- CHILDREN'S MENU AT Vz cert and inarching bands. REGULAR ADULT PRICE Miss Tepper has been sel- ected as one of four flutists traditional for the 1969-70 All State Or- chestra. She is feature editor \ ERSTER DINNER of the Trumpet, the school When you bring the newspaper, and a member of family here for Easter the Latin and Pep clubs. dinner, you'll enjoy Miss Katz is a member of fine food, delicioualy the marching and sympho- prepared and gracious- nic band, the staff of the Trumpet and the Student of ly served, Council and is a member of the Spanish and Latin Clubs. Hazlet Call Now For Liotta is a consistent honor Highway 35 Reservations roll student and received ju- nior varsity letters in soccer and wrestling, and is a mem- 264-2400 Special Children's Menu ber of the marching and con- RE8. US. PM. Off. cert bands. 9:00 0 THE CBS FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE 8:30 0 THE BUGS BUNNY-ROAD ' "The Singing Nun" starring JQebhle Reynolds. The RUNNER HOUR 0 Btory of a young Belgian Dominican sister whose O DODO 0 simple songs turned her into a worldwide celebrity. & FIREBALL XL-5 . 1 X196 ID THIS IS THE LIFE TELEVISION 0 LET'S MAKE A DEAL 0 8:56 Q NEWS AND WEATHER Host: Monty Hall 9:00 O SUPER 6 0 The** program fitting! are the most accurate of, any 0 WHAT'S MY LINE? 0 O MARINE BOY weekly television guide. All liftings are supplied by ID EEN CHRONICLE . m T O THE NEW CASPER CARTOON SHOW 0 the television stations and program changes received 9:30 Memorial honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. O SUPERADVENTURE THEATRE "Adventures of. Rusty" starring Margaret Lindsay, are made up to the time The Daily Register goet fo 0 THE GUNS OF WILL SONNETT 0 "Chapter and Verse", Bible-quoting hunter is out to Conrad Nagel. Unhappy about his father's forth- press. get James Sonnett "dead or alive". • coming marriage, a sad, young boy befriends an ex- 0 MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE German war dog, a ferocious animal, and decides to As an added service to television viewers, a listing "Fabiola" starring Mlchele Morgan, Henry Vldal, A leave home. (1945) ts carried throughout Hie week in The Daily Register Christian pledged not to kill, battles an army of ID THE ADVENTURES OF THE SEASPRAY 0 • gladiators to save the life of the beautiful Fabiola. supplying viewers with the most up-to-the-mlnutt (1951) m THE RISE OF THE AMERICAN NATION I ID PASSWORD 9 9:30 0 WACKY RACES 0 program information available. O © 9:45 Guests: Kosemarie and Alan King ID BUDDHISM-MAN AND NATURE 0 MR. ROBERTS WCBS-TY Q WOR-TV 10:00 ©STAR TREK 0 . . • O THE ADVENTURES OF GULLIVER 0 "Spectre of the Gun". As punishment for violating ID THE KATHRYN KUHLMAN SHOW 0 WNBCTY

deal of time to the Delterton TEI for your School and his church. Re is on the board of governors, Luncheon, Dinner, Cocktails and the I&y board of trustees Private Banquet Facilities DANCING & LIS1ENIN6 PLEASURE of the school, and is a mem- ber of the lay board of trust- ees of the St. Fftitomena Cath- olic Church in Morristown. Mr. Keller, has actively su- ported the goals of the Ge- STATE HOT. W. HIGHLANDS °_ neva Association, which sup- 1 Block* North of HlfMandf Brldp ports the Geneva Village in Colorado for retired mem- DIMB SHYED FROM 5-10 • SANDWICHES Till 12 bers, and helps young men in a 872-1351 the culinary arts attain excel- DI»n Club — Awtriw faprtti No Cover — No Minimum lence in their profession. All proceeds from the cbarity FOK RESERYAnONS 264-2400 ball axe gjnren to maintain the Geneva Village. first three weeks since the of- Ballet Theatre, with EriK cluding the Glen Campbell HOLMDEL - The Garden single performance tickets on fer was first mailed to 1968 Bruhn and Carla Fracci Show (week of June 30); the State Arts Center has an- sale at a later date. Besides twice; the New York Philhar- Rowan & Martin Show (week subscriptions, season box seat subscribers. nounced that subscriptions for But in all cases there will monic with clarinetist Benny of July 7); Diana Ross & The its 1969 summer season of orders and group saJes are Goodman or pianists Van Cli- Supremes with Stevde popular and classical music now open. be at least 500 to 1,000 re- served seats in the 5,085-seat burn or Byron Janis on var- der and Buddy Rich and his starting June 12 will now go Subscription Information ious different nights; the New orchestra (week of July 14) ;| on sale to the general public. Information on subscrip- amphitheater, plus some 3,- 000 surrounding lawn spaces Jersey Symphony with violin- the musical "Fiddler On The Renewal subscriptions were tions or the sale of tickets ixi ist" Berl Senofsky, and the Roof" (week of July 21>;> offered first to subscribers ot general can be obtained by sold on a non-reserved basis, available to single-event tick- Philadelphia Orchestra. Steve Lawrence and Eydie last year's premier season in mail from the box office at The six popular series, for Gorme (week of August 4)J special mailings to them late Telegraph Hill Park, writing et buyers for each of the 67 performances scheduled in each day of the week Mon- Liberace (week of Aug. 18), last month. The offer of sub- to the Arts Center, P.O. Box and Henry Mancini and John- 116, Holmdel, N.J. 07733 or the June-through-August sea- day through Saturday, will scriptions will be available each offer seven events in- ny Mathis (week of Aug. 25). now to all others. by telephone. son. However, the priority dead- Those who purchased tick- Other September Events line for 1968 subscribers — ets to last year's perfor- The second annual Arts especially those desiring the mances by mail or have asked Center Jazz Festival is same seats they held last to be placed on the Arts Cen- planned for the Thursday, year — has passed. ter mailing list will automat* Friday and Saturday follow- ing Labor Day, and other Easter Menu The first classical attrac- ically receive a brochure de« . tkw will be the Philadelphia tailing the various season se- September events may be Orchestra under Eugene Or- ries — three classical and six scheduled later. All Complete Dinners mandy on opening night, as popular — available for sub* The nightly programs will k was for the premiere last scription. start at 8:30 p.m., a half-tour • RoastTuricey „.,. 4.00 JIn^d tht e first populapp r The availability of single* earlier "than last year, on performances on subscriptiob n event tickets depends upon Mondays through Thursdays, • Top Roast Sirloin of Beef 3.75 wHI feature Glen Campbell the season subscription sales, except July 3. The latter and • Baked Virginia Ham 3.75 June 30. estimated at some 5,000 dif- Friday and Saturday shows The Arts Center will place ferent series orders in the will start as before at 9 p.m. • Prime Ribs of Beef au jus 5.75 Among the attractions scheduled on the three clas- • Broiled Twin Lobster Tails 5.75 EASTER DINNER sical subscription series — each six events — are the • Roast Fresh Ham 3.75 Washington National Sym- • Sauer Braten 3.50 GRACIOUSLY SERVED phony with opera star Doro- thy Kirsten; ttie American • Roast Duck * .3.95 Top Crowd i ^ 1 Expected At Easter Hunt LONG BRANCH — Merrick Tomaine, city recreation di- rector, has predicted a rec- ord crowd of youngsters will take part in tomorrow's Eas- HWY. 35 HOLMDEL ter egg hunt at the North Long Branch beach. For Reservations Call — 264-4600 Mr. Tomaine said yester- f ••—>•••••>•••••••§§•••—•••••••••••»•< day that 3,000 eggs will be hidden in the beach sand and children will start the hunt at 10:30 a.m. He said the col- RUMSON HOTEL ored eggs will contain jelly and Cocktail Lounge beans and that three "gold- . en" eggs, worth a special from prize, wiH be sought by local 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. children. Mayor Paul Nastasio Jr. Reservations: 842-2000 and other city officials will 10 Waterman Ave. at the Sea Bright Bridge award a total of 15 prizes to members of the three age RUMSON groups taking part in the event. There will be contests for three-year-olds, a group aged four to six and children from seven to nine. at the Zhc finest cuislm Awards will go to children finding the most eggs and . runners-up in the three age categories, according to Mr. Tomaine. PRIME RIBS 5.95 Collect |165 RESTAURANT & COCKTAIL LOUNGE HAW ..;.™™....- 5.25 M For Kelly Jean Route 35 & Chapel Hill Road STEAK .. 5.50 A 7.50 RED BANK - Webelos Scouts of St. James' Cub Pack ^%mP, Middletown LOBSTER TAILS 5.95 8 this week collected $165 for the Kelly Jean Kerner fund, Children's Menu..... 2.50 Complete Dinners. The scouts collected money in the business area to help Complete Dinner from 4.25 RESERVATIONS: 7414338 6H-year-old Kelly Jean Ker- ENTERTAINMENT ner of Shrewsbury, under Fabulous Tom Falcone treatment for severe burns, Every FrI. • Sat. - Sun. suffered in a home accident Dec. 12. FREE! HOURS: » to 2 A.M. The scouts' den leader is 7 DAYS A WEEK William Stratz and assistant leader, Joseph Sestito, Chocolate Rabbits TO THE EGG HUNT TOMORROW •* KEAN§BJJR

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it should interest general ACADEMY AWARDS SHOW I1 readers, biography buffs and MONDAY, APRIL 14 AT 10:0O P.M. would-be professionals equal- ly. IN COLOR ON YOUR ABC-TV CHANNEL Her discussion runs the ga- DAILY MATINEES OA.M.P.A.8. mut of technical questions (il- THRU TUESDAY lustrated- with many refer- AT 2:00 P.M. ences to her own and others' books): how to begin a bio- graphy, how to end it; the ATONTOWN TONIGHT weight of a proper death THE FASTEST FINGER SATURDAY and scene; how to sustain inter- DRIVI-IN 542-4200 SUNDAY ONLY est without lapsing into the SUPPORT IN THE WEST r unpardonable sin of fictional- YOUR *• izing; research; how to re- MISS HONEVANO MISS GALORE port the thoughts and feelings of subjects and many facets LOCAL * HWE JAMES BONO BACK FOR MORE! more. SHERIFF Iryjealing with the biogra- COLOR by Deluxe pher attitude toward his United AfiisiK "subject, Miss Bowen wisely FAMILY MOVIE OF THE WEEK postulates the inevitability of bias'(to be conf rolled by respect for evidence and a conscious quest for truth). She also holds that a biogra- A5MMY PARK NOW AT pher must respect, like, or love his subject. It is asking AYFAIR POPULAR too much of a writer to spend IV 77IIII1 PRICES years with a person he detests EATONTOWN and nevertheless render a fair An epic dr.im.i of .idvcnl-urc and exploration! and judicious verdict. Hostile OMMUNITY biographies usually fail- 542-4201 It would have been interest- ing to get Miss Bowen's views on the use and abuse of psy- choanalysis in biography, the shock that where it has sometimes pro- shook Vegas to Its duct* valuable insights and, more often, grotesque derail- foundations! ments. Freud has affected bio- graphy somewhat as Marx af- fected history; but in her dis- 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY cussion of methodology, Miss Bowen omits this can of

worms. KEIR OULLEA GARY LOCKWOOD 1 Other than that, her little volume is remarkably com- plete. It is also modest and SUGGESTED FOR MATURE AUDIENCES ONLY intelligent. A. J. Cappon

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