Boat Show SEE PAGES 15-ltf! Sunny, Milder HOME Partly sunny and milder to- day, high near 50. Fair tonight, low about 40. Cloudy ana mild ) Red Bank, Freehold f FINAL tomorrow. I Long Branch J (Detail* on P«o ]) Monniouth County's Uome Newspaper tor 89 Years DIAL 741-0010 VOL. 90, NO. 181 Red Bank, N. J., Friday, March 15, 1968 Ten Cent* Interest Rate Hiked, 7-Nation Pool Session Set I U.S Acts to Stem Gold-Buying Frenzy WASHINGTON (AP) - Bat- gency meeting of representa- ate word on when trading Washington among the' seven In London, Queen Elizabeth interest rates are pegged up- 59 per cent of the gold sold on gold pool countries to consult tling the frenzied wave of gold tives of gold pool nations. would resume. nations which feed gold to theproclaimed a special bank hol- ward from it. the London market as part of Saturday on "coordinated mea- buying in Europe, the govern: In a related move, the Lon- U.S. officials sought to stem London market in an attempt iday for today. The London Higher Hates a seven-nation pool. sures- to ensure orderly condi- ment triggered higher interest don gold market—accepting a the gold buying spree, which to maintain the price at $35 an stock market was closed and The upward move will mean Secretary of the Treasury tions in the exchange mar- rates for American borrowers U.S. suggestion—did not open threatens the very existence of ounce. Canada raised its discount rate higher interest rates in the Henry H. Fowler and. Chair- kets and to support the pres- today and convoked an emer- today. There was no immedi- the international money sys- Hold Price from 7 per cent to 7.5 per cent economy generally and ulti- man William McChesney Mar- ent pattern of exchange rates tem, in this series of rapid-fire —The United States reassert- effective today. mately will filter through to tin Jr. of the Federal Reserve based on the fixed price of $35 developments late yesterday: ed its determination to buy and For the United States,' the loans on mortgages, automo- Board said they invited the per ounce of gold." —The Federal Reserve Board sell at $35 an ounce. discount rate is now at its high- biles and other consumer central bank governors of the (See GOLD, Pg. 3, Col. 5) raised its discount rate from —The Senate backed up this est level since the days which goods.. 4.5 per cent to 5 per cent, ef- commitment by completing preceded the 1929 stock market In suggesting the closing of fective" today, in a move de- congressional action; 39 to 37,crash when the rate hit 6 perthe London market, the focal signed to fight inflation and re- on a bill to remove the 25 percent. It reached its highest lev- point of the buying stampede, France Refuses store confidence in the dollar cent gold backing for paper el—7 per cent-in 1920-21. the Treasury Department said overseas. money, thus freeing the na- This is the charge commer- it had become disorganized and —The Treasury Department tion's entire gold stock of $11.4 cial banks-must pay for mon- "didn't permit business to be and the Federal Eeserve sched- billion to back the dollar over- ey they borrow from the Fed-handled in orderly fashion." To Suspend Sale seas. uled a meeting for Saturday in eral Reserve System. All other The United States contributes PARIS (AP) — The French government refused to, join other Western governments today in a suspension of gold trading. The Finance Ministry announced the Paris gold market would operate as usual, along with the stock market and banks. The decision was taken despite the suspension of trad- Vote 3rd District Shift, ing in London, the main gold trading center. One dealer called it "madness." He said buying orders were coming in, but nothing had been heard from sellers. There may have been political considerations involved, although there was no confirmation of this. The decision . to close the London gold market, stock exchange and for- V IXt>REfS But Its Prospects Dim eign dealings of banks was taken at the request of the 1«« GOLD SHOOK: United States, after panic trading on the world gold market MARXIST SHUT km TRENTON — Legislation to realign* the Third Congres- Democratic-controlled Legislature. The Republicans are now Thursday. sional District passed the Assembly yesterday but it is still in control and they want to see some alterations.'The Demo- The U. S. request was made in preparation for a meet- TODAY ^CSr • ***« going down hill. crats are sitting by asserting that the courts will, upbold ing Saturday of the seven gold pool nations to discuss the The complicated plan to remove Madison Township, in them. world monetary crisis. France, which no longer contributes . Middlesex County, from the third, so that the 15th District In the other bill, the Republicans changed lines of two to the gold pool but is still technically a member, is nqt can be entirely of Middlesex construction, is running into districts — the Seventh and Ninth — in Bergen County, invited to the meeting. This was termed "very unfortunate" lots of roadblocks. hopeful that the Ninth, now held by Democrat Henry Hels- by French banking sources. By sheer party power the bill got through the Assembly toski, might be won by a Republican. on a 44-21 vote. But the Republicans were nine votes short Hughes vetoed the bill and yesterday the Senate over- of the two-thirds majority they will have to have if the rode the veto by a comfortable margin and called for As- LONDON REACTION — This was the front-pag. reac- measure gets through the Senate and is vetoed — as it sembly concurrence when the lower house reconvenes on surely will be — by Democratic Gov. Richard J. Hughes. Monday. Hughes Hopes RFK tion to lateit gold crisis moves as redacted in British The measure is one of two under fire to cut up con- The Assembly surely will join in overriding the veto — national newspapers here this morning. (AP Wirephoto) gressional lines tlSt had been fixed last year by the then the Republicans control the Legislature at about 3 to 1 in both houses — and the court test to follow will determine. Will Stay Out of It The bill affecting Monmouth would remove Madison Township from Democrat James J. Howard's district and The political emergence of Johnson registered in the New By Wave of Petitions in Middletown add five normally Republican Ocean County municipalities Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, D- Hampshire primary Tuesday — Point Pleasant, Point Pleasant Beach, Brick Township, N.Y., and his now expected, had, caused him to reconsider Bay Head and Mantoloking — to the third. dash for the presidency, whether he should become a In moving the usually Republican municipalities of brought reactions of mixed art-, candidate, a new ripple was Ocean County into the JVIonmouth district, the bill would tagonism and frustration yes- sent into Democratic politics. Hahne Center Plan Backed permit a drain of GOP strength that might adversely affect terday. Gov. Richard J. Hughes told Sixth District incumbent GOP Rep. William Cahill, whose When the brother of the late a news conference he was hope- By NANCY J. KIB1NSKI dential Organization of Middle- "Members Vt both bodies urged opposing sides to "re- district now embraces most of Ocean, all of Burlington, President said that evidence of ful the former attorney gener- LINCBOFT - A strong, but town (BROOM). have assured me that as long spect each others views and to and some of Camden. dissatisfaction with President al would stay out. silent pro-Hahne sentiment has * Headed by Charles J. Beus- as they continue to represent disagree without being dis- Fred J. Cook, of Interlaken, been growing here daily. ing, BROOM fears that the re-the people of this township, the agreeable." * one, of five candidates foe Petitions, reportedly in the zoning needed for Hahne will area west of the parkway will Respects Sight Democratic convention dele- hundreds, are being circulated continue west of the parkway, continue to be zoned for resi- "I respect the right of any Holmdel School Budget Cut gate pledged to Sen. Eugene here and in nearby areas, sup- turning the residential area in- dential purposes only," Mr. Ro- person to follow his convictions J. McCarthy, D-Minn., agreed. porting the $3 million fashion to a business zone. sell said. and the rights must be given But the two had, different points center proposed by Hahne and However, Edward M. Rosell, Mr. Rosell, a local insurance to those who favor or oppose of view. Co. on Newman Springs Road. a resident here and a member underwriter, who was founder Hahne. I have gone into the Helps Trim Tax Rate to •Said the governor: Supporters say the petitions of the Economic Development and president of the - Lincroft matter very carefully and it is "Entrance of Sen. Kennedy will be presented at the Plan- Commission which is support- Homeowners and Taxpayers my opinion that the Hahne By SHERRY FIGDORE gory, and $36,000 in capital im- paratively non-essential items into the New Jersey primary, ning Board's public hearing in ing the center, said last night Association, has been in favor fashion center will be a great HOLMDEL — Local residents provements, will reduce the to eliminate in the $864,182 for example, could cause plen- the high school Thursday. he has received assurances of the center since learning the asset to Lincroft and Middle- can breathe a sigh of relief and school use share of the tax dol- township budget, lowering the ty of difficulties among Demo- Proponents are working from Hie Township Committee news from these boards. town," Mr. Rosell said. taxpayers in neighboring town- lar by seven cents. • lax rate by another 10 cents. crats who have conflicting loy- quietly to counter the Vocal op- and Planning Board that this In view of all the recent dis- In explaining his stand, Mr. ships can look on in envy — the Specific areas to be reduced The capital improvement alties, j position by the Biisiness-Resi- won't happen. sent from BROOM, he has Rosell said the center-definite- township tax rate has been cut were left to the discretion of fund was slashed by $20,000, "There were so many who ly is needed as a lucrative tax by 17 cents. the school board, which will and $22,000 was gained by anloved President Kennedy who ratable to offset rising tax , Reductions made in both the meet Wednesday to revise the adjustment in anticipated reve- transfer that sentiment to Sen. 6-Month Ban Slated in Marlboro rates. municipal and board of educa- budget. But John P. Wading-, nues, covering such items as Kennedy... but who also have "We are at a point in the tion budgets have lowered the ton, township clerk and trea- plumbing fees and sewer col- stood firm behind President township when the worst thing tax rate for next year, original- surer, said last night that the lections. Johnson." would be to have more homes ly estimated at $3.03, to $2.86. committee had arrived at fig- These line items were re- The governor forecast that if Building Moratorium Pushed built," he said. "Each one holds After' meeting with the ures which the board could use duced in the rovisod budget: the Johnson.administration — an average 2.3 children, which Board of Education last week, to "defer non-educational pro- —Construction allowing an the President is not yet a de- MARLBORO TOWNSHIP - Judge Elvin R. Simmlll asked Freeway could not be used as necessitate more schools, more the- Township Committee has grams." addition to the township ga- clared candidate for reelection Shortly after it repealed a rul- participants of all factions to a boundary line. teachers and higher taxes. recommended that $60,000 be Local Budget Cut (See HOLMDEL, Pg. 4, Col. 5)(See KENNEDY, Pg. 2, Col. 2) ing regulating the time period sit down and work out their dif- The judge also ruled that the 'Headed for Doom' taken from the school budget, Then, according to Mr. Wad- before business can come be- ferences concerning zoning is- one-acre zone should revert to "We are headed for doom if which local voters defeated ington, the Township Commit- fore the governing body, Town- sues. what it was previously, we keep up this spending with- twice at the polls. tee felt obliged to reduce its ship Council last night intro- The Planning Board wants to Gerald' A. Bauman, Planning out decent ratables coming in." The cuts, amounting to $24,-own municipal spending, and duced an ordinance calling for re-establish the R40 zone, ac- Board chairman, who is spear- (See HAHNE, Pg. 2, Col. 4) 000 in the current expense cate- managed to find $86,000 of com- See Private Airstrip a moratorium on building here. cording to the 1965 amendment heading a move for a recall By a 3-2 vote, the council in- and designate Rt. 18 as the zone election proposal, has Insisted troduced a three-point interim boundary between the R40 andan interim one-acre zoning is, ordinance to be in effect for R40-30 zonest or was in effect prior to the A Zoning Violation six months following its pas- In Best Interest court ruling. HOLMDEL - A local Town- citizens of Ijolmdel is of great- sage. Council President George E. "The judge ruled a return to ship Committeeman has de- est importance in this matter." Affecting a large part of the Creevy said the new ordinance the half acre," Mr. Creevy said, cided that the only private air- Mr. Poole, a member of the township, the ordinance would would be in the best interest "not I.". He added to his fellow strip in the township is an il- Township Committee when it suspend any construction on of the community and no ac9council members: legal use of property and is a discussed the possibility of the lots with less than 40,000 square tion would be granted during "Vote on this ordinance and violation of the zoning ordi- strip last year, continued, feet. the building suspension. we will be on the road to con- nance. "Speaking only for myself, it is For some time now, the coun- Regarding the earlier amend- solidating the people of this The official,, Alfred C. Poole, difficult to believe that any of cil and Planning Board have ment, in light of recent court town. We haven't done that in said last night that he will "re- my prior actions in this mat- been at odds-over the zoning action, Judge Simmill ruled some time." quest the mayor and commit- ter, as member of the govern-, requirements in the township. that the proposed, but yet to Mr. Creevy said during the tee members to take appropri- ing body, could be construed This week Superior Court be decided, route of Rt. 18 discussions that he has written ate and legal action to cause by (the) landowner as giving to Sidney Willis, director of the prohibition of this use" at permission (or the present use. Monday night's Township To the best of my recollection, state planning, in an effort to Committee meeting. obtain the services of "an ex- the landowner in fact withdrew pert" professional planner. The airstrip in question is a his previous request to con- turf landing area described in struct an airstrip." The Inside Story The planning consultant, said a story in ycslerday's Daily Mr. Creevy, would work with Register. Located on 11)5 acres Mr. Rachlin, who keeps his both the Planning Board and 5-passenger Beechcraft at Mon- Ann landers oh pep pills Page 7 of property owned by Kdgar L. Council, as well as the engineer Rachlin along Holmdel Road, mouth County Airport, had Congressman to address GOP women Page 7 in an attempt to upgrade the the strip will be used by the dropped the idea of a landing area near his home after tie Eight Shore quintets in sectional semifinals Page 14 master plan during the mora- owner for his singla-engine torium. plane. original objections from his neighbors. Last fall, however, Allcrt-Scott 6 Home and Garden. He said he expects a reply Despite protests from sur- Amusements ...„ 10,11 Movie Timetable . he reconsidered the project, today from Mr. Willis, and rounding homeowners when the and on Feb. 2 received his of- Births 2 Obituaries hopes to have something in the airstrip was first discussed at Sylvia Porter works very soon. ficial license for the airstrip Jim Bishop 6 Religious Services Township Hall a year ago, from the state Bureau of Bridge n Township Attorney S. Thomas Sports 14-18 Uniform Sale Gagllano ruled that nothing in Aeronautics, after meeting Its Classified .20-26 Stock Market » Now In progress at the Shirley then existing township ordi- stringent land area and safety Comics 27 Successful Investing 9 Shop, Red Bank. (Adv.) BEING HONORED — Former Rod Bank industrialist Monroo Eisner, extreme right, requirements. last night rocoivod tho Joseph Finkol Lodge, B'nai B'rith, "Outstanding Citizen nances would prohibit construc- Crossword Puzde 11 & 27 Teen News 5 tion or use of Ihe strip. Editorials 6 Television .11, 11 Clearance-Used Cars Award" at a dinner in Tomplo Both Miriam, Elboron. Looking on, left to right, are Shamrock Sale Herblock :._... 6 Women's News 7 Every car reduced. Rassas In a statement released last Do the Irish Jig to the Thrift Pontiac, 395 Broad St., Red Harold Entin, Joseph Finkel Lodgo president; Milton A. Stoin, former lodgo pnesi- night, Mr. Poolc said "The gen- Shop, 70 Monmouth St., Fri. Bank. 741-5180. (Adv.) dent, and Herman J. Obormayor, tho affair's toastmaster. eral welfare and safety of the and Sat. (Ad,y.) (5, ~2-Frid»y, March 15, 1968 THE DAILY REGISTER School De^a County's Road Toll IJits 13, Once an Issue, Is Expanded teacher• • l.—s wil...ill resulrecnlt iin a co- LITTLE SILVER — Depart' said this would lessen tension ordination of efforts in class- Traffic Engineer Is Dismayed mentalization, three years ago and increase the children's in- work, homework and projects, terest in school. point system has been in effect. a hotly debated issue opposed thus minimizing the chances MATAWAN — As of last Sun- and hit utility poles,. Mr. Ney by the school administration "Is that age group ready for day night, there had been 13 said. Two were!. pedestrians With Rhode Island and Con- of undue pressure. necticut, the other two states and faculty here, was expand- a departmentalized program? "The teachers were quite deaths on the streets and high- killed by automobiles; the oth- ed quietly last night — at their board member Oliver Bennett ways of Monmouth County, er four fatalities resulted from with point systems, New Jer- candid in saying that in some sey has enjoyed the lowest urging. asked, "will it put the children school districts it wouldn t be Henry Key, county traffic en- multiple vehicle crashes. On the recommendation of C. gineer, reported at yesterday's Dismay Expressed mileage fatality rate in the na- under additional pressure?" the best organization, but they David Vanderhoof, superinten- "The recommendation came meeting of the Monmouth Expressing dismay at the tion,, Inspector Carney re- felt it's the system we should ported. dent of schools, the Board of from the staff," Mr. Vander- have in Littlev Silver," Mr. County Traffic Safety Commit- continuing high toll of motor Education approved depart- tee in Buttonwood Manor. vehicle deaths, Elmer J. Noll hoof replied, "they wouldn t Vanderhoof declared, Mr. Ney's motion to request mentalization of the sixth have recommended it if they The 13 deaths equal last of Fair Haven, safety commit- a survey of the effect of the grade on the same system as Mr. Vanderhoof said the tee chairman, urged the group felt the children werent study of sixth grade depart- year's record at this time, Mon- point system by the Division the seventh and eighth grades. ready." . , mouth is fifth highest county in to "go after accidents; they of Motor Vehicles was adopted. Mr. Vanderhoof told the mentalization was undertaken . the state in the number of traf- cause deaths." He requested a The committee also discussed board that after study of the He said that in a "relatively because of "the apparent bene- fic fatalities. resolution opposing four bills the problem created for pe- system the four sixth grade small school system" like the fits to the children, the interest pending in the state legislature destrians by center barriers teachers urged departmental- one here "pressure develops shown by the parents, teachers Deaths in the state as a which would provide "hardship because of a lack of communi- whole are up more than 10 per erected on high-traffic high- ization "and will modify it to and students" since the se- licenses." ways such as Rt. 35. Cross- suit sixth graders." cation between teachers. It is venth and eighth grades were .cent, Mr. Ney reported: 198 our responsibility to see that reorganized 2% years ago. persons had died in New Jer- These licenses, which could walks are frequently as far as The class structure in the be issued to drivers losing their half a mils apart. Rather than sixth grade will be essentially doesn't happen. I don't think it Seventh and eighth grade de- sey traffic through last Sunday NEW SITE—Groundbreaking ceremonies forth* planned night, against 179 a year ago. regular licenses on points if walk the distance to the cross- the same as the two upper will happen." partmentalization was a con- their cars were necessary to walk, pedestrians have been new showroom and automotive facilities of Rateliff* grades "but with more individ- The superintendent said tne troversial issue here, advanced Seven of the county deaths them in their jobs, would .be climbing over the concrete bar- "cooperation and esprit de resulted from single vehicle ac- Pontiac, Long Branch, took place at noon yesterday at ual grouping," the superin- and advocated by a group of "a weakening of the deterrent riers while high-speed traffic tendent said. corps" among the sixth grade parents led by Mrs. Charles cidents; five of these occurred of the point system," Mr. Noll whizzes by. So far, no feasible tha firm's new site, Rt. 36, Eatontown. Thomas W. when cars ran off the road He said the classes will be Best, opposed by Mr. Vander- declared. He added that "too solution to ,, the problem Ratcliffe, left, company president, scoops spadeful of organized so the sixth graders hoof, and "vehemently op- frequently the same person is has been offeted&by traffic en- earth as Eatonfown Mayor Herbert E. Warner, center, spend more than half the day Okay Funds posed" by seven of the eight involved in numerous acci- gineers. looks on, Alto taking part is Martin Lubot of East with their homeroom teacher. seventh and eighth • grade dents." Police Probe The next committee meet- Orange, zone manager for Pontiac Motor Division. Tar- The system here actually is To Hire Aide teachers. "Let's not soften up on those a semi - departmentalization, ing will be Thursday, April 11, get date for completion Is Aug. 15. A 10-member study commit- Man's Death who cause accidents," he in the Marlln Tuna Camp, with one teacher instructing in On Transport tee of board members, faculty, urged. Manasquan. (Register Staff Photo) several, but not all, subjects. and the public, recommended The resolution was adopted Little Silver hasn't adopted a TRENTON - The Legislative limited departmentalization of with no dissenting votes. State true departmentalized pro- Service Commission yesterday In Tennent legislators will be notified of the two upper grades on an ex- gram, in which every subject approved funds to employ Ar- perimental basis. The system TENNENT — State Police the committee's opposition to is taught by a different teach- thur Kendler, business agent of here are investigating what the bills. Ocean's Zoning Board Delays was initiated in September, er. the Pennsylvania Railroad 1065. they term ""a very suspicious 'Let's Find Out' Classes through the sixth Brotherhood of Trainmen, as a death." Mr. Ney then urged that the grade now are self-contained, consultant to the Senate Com- The board approved the One- They said the body of Ray- Division of Motor Vehicles be with the classroom teacher in- mittee on transportation and grade extension of the program mond D. Conover, about 63 asked to evaluate the point sys- Apartments' Complex Action structing in all subjects. public utilities. last night with one opposing requirements. The Deal Oak . years old, was discovered at tem as a deterrent to acci- OCEAN TOWNSHIP — The Feb. 10 by Township Council Under the new system, the The $3,000 allocation would vote. The lone "nay" sayer 2:10 p.m. yesterday by work- dents, fatal and otherwise. Zoning Board last night ad- to replace Philip E. Wetzel, Estates complex is located in sixth graders will have a six- was Robert Lehman, board R-5 and C-3 zones. be .paid on a per diem basis ac- wen who were bulldozing an "I'm not against the point sys- journed action to Thursday, and Carl B. Coutts. period day. Four periods will cording to vouchers furnished president, who said he favored outbuilding off Sweetman's tem," Mr. Ney explained, "but April 11, on an application by This apartment complex is The zoners recommended be devoted to the academic to the commission, said Chair- the action but wanted it de- Lane, Manalapan Township. let's find out just how much Deal Oak Estates Inc. of As- a part of a Deal Oak Estates that the Township Council subjects — science, math, so- man Alfred N. Beadleston, R- ferred one month "t6 give the Mr. Conover had been report- good it does. Why should we bury Park to erect a 396-unit development which will In- grant a variance to Patom, cial studies and English — and Monmouth. members of the public not here ed missing last Dec. 26 by his act with less than full knowl- garden apartment complex for clude 47 single-family dwell- Inc. of 1001 Wlckapecko Drive, one to "special" subjects, such Appointment of the consultant tonight an opportunity to ex- Sister-in-law, Mrs. Harriet Con- edge?" he asked. 14.500.000 on the east side of ings and cover an area of 63 Wanamassa, for renovations as art and music. The children probably will be made Monday press themselves." over of Oakland Mills Road. Inspector Victor C. Carney Roller Road near Deal Road. acres in all. \ to Wanamassa Gardens, a bar- will be grouped according to but the committee chairman, There wasn't any objection County Medical Examiner C. of the State Safety Council Former Councilman Harry Permit Required restaurant loeated at the same ability for the one-hour period Sen, Richard R. Stout, R-Mon- from the eight persons in the Malcolm B. Oilman reported stated that a partial an- B. Tumen, representing Deal A variance is required be- address and in an R-3 zone. devoted to reading, spelling mouth, was unavailable for audience last night. Mm. Best, the man had been dead since swer lies in the state's mileage Oak Estates Inc., requested cause the township zoning They, however, recommend- and penmanship." comment. who was among those present, December but the cause of fatality rate. This rate, the adjournment because two code requires any garden ed three stipulations for this Limiting the number of sub- Mr. Kendler has been an out said she doubted there would death had not been determined he said, has been about 50 per members of the five-man apartment complex to receive variance. The applicant must jects for which each is respon spoken critic of the Aldene Plan be any noting, "departmental- early this morning. Dr. Gll- cent lower than the national board were absent. They were a special use permit even if clean up all debris on the land sible makes it possible for In which service between New- ization was brought up first man released the body to the average for the 10 years the Roy M. Silver, appointed its plans conform to the code's near Deal Lake, plant shrub- teachers to be informed in ark and New York of the Penn- by the public because the Freeman Funeral Home, Free- bery on the land with the mu- greater depth about the sub- sylvania and Jersey Central teachers and administration hold. nicipal Shade Tree Commis- jects they teach and to spend Railroads was merged last hadn't brought It up." sion's approval and put black- time preparing new ways of spring. . State Police, under the direc- Kennedy Worries Democrats top surfacing on alL_ drive- presenting lessons "so they tion of Trooper Arthur Fontan- ways and parking areas in an- He has aided the American (Continued) will be more easily learned,' Commuters Association in rec- ! eila, are continuing the inves- area between Wickapecko Mr. Vanderhoof said. ' tigatlon. — is overturned the country is dent. He carried the state in Mr. Cook, author, former Drive and the building's north- ommendations for changes and Assembly in for an era of conservatism the Democratic line while not newspaper editor and long west end. "In addition, the students Senator Stout's committee will and isolation. even being on the ballot in a time critic of the present Demo- will have the stimulating op- look to him to back up some of The New Hampshire primary, state where the Democratic cratic establishment, took an- Planners Okay Site portunity of exposure to sev- these ideas so that they can be OKs Bill To 2 Men Held he said, however, was not vote was only half that of the other view. Patom, Inc. needs a variance eral personalities, viewpoints pressed on the railroads and necessarily bad for the Presi- Republican turnout. He saw the McCarthy out- as the renovation would consti- and methods of instruction," the state Transportation De- Hire Miller tute the extension of a non- the superintendent said. He partment. In Shooting pouring in New Hampshire as TRENTON (AP)- A bill that significant and regretted only conforming use. The Planning MIDDLETOWN - Two High- that it had to come before Sen. Board gave site plan approval would allow the Children's Psy- lands men were held for action Hahne Benefits ClaimKennedy would make a move Feb. 12 for the Wanamassa chiatric Institute of Monmouth of the Grand Jury after their in his own right. Garden renovations. County to hire a Canadian doc- hearing in municipal court The zoners gave a variance County Births yesterday on charges of carry- While he might have liked to tor as its director received fi- Explained by Official have had the one-time Massa- to Jefferson Construction Corp. ing concealed weapons. of Deal to erect a single- RIVERVIEW JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL nal approval in the Senate yes- MIDDLETOWN — In re- of tax income for the building chusetts lawyer on the nominat- Red Bank terday and now goes to the gov- Robert Cottrell, of 28 Cedar were "inacurate and grossly ing line at the start, however, family dwelling on an under- Neptune Ave., and Joseph M. Branin, sponse to criticism of recentl sized lot at 1006 Blooihfield Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mar- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kass ernor. released figures on the bene overrated." Mr. Cook said he's not quitting ciniak (nee Diane LaCitola), of 97 Valley Ave., were con- McCarthy now. Ave., located In an R-3 zone. (nee Constance Mantele), 23 The legislation would permit tinued in $500 ball, by Judge fits to be reaped by the In submitting his statement, This lot's area is 15,000 square 78 Oakwood Place, Keans- Terrance Ter., Freehold foreign-born physicians to be li- •Seymour R. Kleinberg. The million Hahne and Co. ratabl Mr. Stockham, who along with "McCarthy raised the issue feet; the required minimum burg, daughter, yesterday. daughter, yesterday. censed before they become cit- two are accused in shooting up his commission are for the when no one elso would," he area is 18,750 square feet. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ken- Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Led izens, if they have stated their proposed for Lincroft, S. Fret new store on Newman Springs said, "and he deserves our con- nedy (nee Judith Bentz), 8 boats and windows at the Leo- Stockham, chairman of th The zoners continued to witz (nee- Linda Frledlander) intention to become U.S. citi- nardo Marina on Feb. 25. Road, compared the tax bene- tinued support." Maple Ave:, Red Bank, daugh- zens. Economic Development Com' fits to a housing development April 11 the hearing on an ap- 1493 Garden Drive, Oakhurst Mr. Cook said plainly that he plication by Shore Holding Co. ter, yesterday. son, yesterday. The bill would allow the in- In other court action, James mission has issued an explan which is the alternative thinks President Johnson is a V. Kennelly, of Albany, N.Y. BROOM suggests for the site. of 715 Mattlson Ave., Asbury Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sullivan stitute at Eatontown to hire Dr. paid a fine of $205 for drunk atory statement, loser in November and de- Park. The applicant wants to Assembly Okays (nee Deborah Bailey), 50 Lake Thomas P. Miller, a Canadian, driving. Charles J. Buesing, chairma "As presently zoned, (resi- clared he hopes to help fashion erect a single-family dwelling Ave., Freehold, son, yesterday as it's $35,OOO-a-year director. of the Business-Residential Oi dential) the 39-acre site would a Democratic substitute who on Matison Ave., located in an Roberet C. Welle, of 67 13th allow construction of 50 can take his place. Free Rides Bill St., West Keansburg, and ganization of Middletow R-3 zone. This dwelling would TRENTON — Extension of (BROOM) which is opposed homes," Mr. Stockham said. "It's a Democratic decision," be on an undersized lot of 100 Charles F. Smith, of 85 LeRoy "Using $30,000 as a unit sell- free rides on New Jersey toll Place, Keansburg, were each the fashion center, said figurei he said. "If it goes to Johnson feet by 60 feet. roads to all servicemen on duty ing price, the tax return would and Nixon (former Vice Presi- The zoners last Aug. 10 de- The Weather I lined $25 for being minors in be fl.299 per home based on dent Richard M: Nixon) there got a boost yesterday. possession of alcohol, Guilt Is Admitted nied a variance to Crown The proposal by Assembly- the 1068 rate Of $4.33. is ho difference. So it is up to Builders, Inc. of Neptune for Partly sunny, milder today, SUNDAY - High 9:30 a.ih. II: G. Nardelll, owner of the On Disorderly Count "Hahne has projected a the Democrats to offer a man Louis R. Atkins, R-Mon- nigh from mid 40s to low 50s. and 10 p.m. and low 3:30 a.m. erecting a single-family dwell- mouth, swept through the As- Whale Agency, Inc., on Rt. 35, FREEHOLD - Mrs. Ma fashion center that will have choice." • , ing on this particular lot. Mostly fair tonight, low gen- and 3:48 p.m. yas fined $25 for violation of Miller, 58, of 234 Castlewal an estimated value of $3 mil- sembly by a 47-7 vote. erally 35-40. Variable cloudi- For Red Bank and Rumson the zoning ordinance. He was Mr. Cook expressed strong David Welnstein, board at- Assemblyman Robert H. Ave., Elberon, pleaded gull lion which, at the rate of doubt that President Johnson torney, ruled that the zoners ness tomorrow, high again bridge, add two hours; Sea charged with erecting a sign yesterday before County Cour $4.33, shews a return of $129,- Woodson, D-Mercer, the minor- from mid 40s to low 50s. Sun- Bright, deduct 10 minutes; cf a size larger than designat- would withdraw from a possi- aren't bound legajly to act ity leader, said it would open : Judge M. Raymond McGowar 900 in taxes," he continued. ble new candidacy under any upon the Shore Holding Co. day's outlook, cloudy and fog- Long Branch, deduct 15 min- ed undsr the code. the door to other drains on in- gy with little temperature on a disorderly persons com Parallels Drawn circumstances. application unless the applicant come of the public authorities. utes; Highlands bridge, add 40 plaint. Mr. Stockham drew other presents different plans or change. minutes. "It's too late for him to Some speakers questioned the In Monmouth Beach, yester- To Hear Kopk The charge against Mrs. M parallels which Showed othef quit," he observed. evidence. Mr. Welnstein said legality, as they had when a 3 MARINE ler was brought by Olga Gaine; benefits from the Hahne de- the fact that there is a dif- day's high was 39 degrees and Cape May to Block Island: similar proposal allowing free the low, 21. The overnight low NEW SHREWSBURY - The of 451 Brookside Ave., Oceai velopment. He said the costs ferent applicant is immaterial rides for New Jersey national South to southwest winds 10-15 , assistant director of the Amer- Township, who claimed Mrs to the township for a housing Hahne to whether or not the zoners guardsmen went through both was 26 and the temperature knots today. South to southeast ican Ethical Union, Robert Kop- Miller damaged personal pro] development would average are committed to act on this houses last week. at 7 a.m. today was 30. winds 10 knots tonight, increas- ka of Red Bank, will speak to crty last March 28. about $1,523 which is already (Continued) matter. Gov. Richard J. Hughes, the TIDES ing to 15 knots tomorrow. Most- .the Ethical Culture Fellowship The defendant was represen a loss of $233. The Hahne center, estimated commander in chief of all of Sandy Hook ly fair today and tonight, clou- of Monmouth County Sunday at ed by Jules Golden, with A: Homes require street lights at $3 million, would be about the state forces, will have to TODAY - High 8:24 p.m. dy tomorrow. Visibility gener- 10:45 a.m. in the Ranney slstant Prosecutor John W. A every 250 feet at $29.50 a year double the value of Sears Roe- Street Name decide whether to sign either and low 2:24 p.m. ally five miles or more but low School, 234 Hope Road, on "in- plegate representing the stat each. Hahne's would require buck and Co., the highest rat- or both bills. The prediction in TOMORROW - High 8:48 ering to one miles or less in dividualism, love and group Judge McOowan set April none and will install and main- able now in the township, set his office is that he'll disap- a.m. and 9:12 p.m. and low haze and patch fog tomorrow harmony." for sentencing. tain all of their own lights, at $1.48 million. Bid Studied prove both. , 2:48 a.m. and 3:06 p.m. morning. the chairman said. "Some of the opponents say RUMSON - A petition by Hahne would maintain their that the $100,000 tax income the m^^ Mrs. Mary Ann Peters and 22 Crease Blaze Doused own property whereas in a township would receive as a area residents to change tha residential development, the result or Hahne would not mean name of Wardell Ave. to Pi- By Rimison Firemen township would have to re- much to their tax figure. rate's Cove Road was held for RUMSON — Last night both move snow, sand streets and "But it seems to me that any study by Borough Council last borough fire companies ; re- provide other maintenance. reductions, even the anticipat- night. sponded to a kitchen blaze Mr. Stockham said that re- ed cut of four cents by it, Is far A few residents, unorganized caused by grease in the home C.B.S. search is continuing Into the better than a continuous in- as compared to the' propo- of Charles L, Walker, 181 Rum- comparisons of delinquent tax- crease which Is presently lev- nents, said the planned change es and state aid. son Road. eled on our taxpayers from year would create confusion insofar Police said the fire, which SUPERMARKET "It might also be noted that to year," Mr. Roselle said. as mall deliveries and first aid while it has been pointed out was reported at 7:45 p.m. was "I can assure the people that and fire calls. quickly extinguished and re- Old pnatei get young again, qaiinq at by critics that the gross tax if for some reason Hahne would Councilman James H. Davis 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG Income from Hahne would be sulted In a minor amount of the GOLD in J. Kridel's boys' window. not go up on the site, one day moved that ballots be distrib- smoke damage and no Injuries. reduced by county assess- the site will be zoned for busi- uted to residents of the area m WEEKEND SPECIALS! ments, a residential develop, ness. ' At least with Hahne, we and that the votes be returned ment would likewise be sub- can be confident that the best to council for consideration ject to the same county assess- kind of store will be going up. April 11. Mr. Davis suggested SHELL STEAK 29? ments," he concluded. Later, we will have no assur- that an "overwhelming" bal- ances on what goes in," he lot should be recorded to war- DAISY HAM 39!* added, rant council consideration of a Advisory Board He explained that there Is name change. He indicated Saturday, March 16th only! nothing on the 30-nere site in that a 75 per cent vote for or CHUCK ROAST 49k Names Okayed question now except "mud, dirt against the issue should be ob- • MARLBORO TOWNSHIP - and space," and is surrounded tained. v The Township Council last by spot zoning of a type. He Council also introduced a BACON Sliced 29, night unanimously approved pointed to Camp Cole, across police salary code which would 0LI5H appointment of Mayor Charles the road, a doctor's offlco, increase pay scales by about model no. 51740 gas dryer " SAUSAGE 39!b T. McCuc's Citizens Advisory farm fruit stand'and nursery. five per cent. Council. Commenting that he wants Another measure was adopt- priced tomorrow only $98. Named were Robert Netche, the bost for Lincroft just as ed accepting Post Rd., off EYE ROUND 69? Donald Long, Beverly Adler, members of BROOM do, Mr. Brookside Ave., as a borough Frank Radcllff, William Stoltz, Rosell added, "I love Lincroft street. TOP ROUND 691V Dr. Theodoro Cagle, Peter Pas- and wouldn't do anything to callis and Leonard Rappa. hurt it. I believe a man has to Spring cleaning starts profit- 1500 Highway 35, MlddletOwn 671-3800 Mr. Long also was appointed be for something sometime and ably when you sell extra fur- VEAL CUTLETC..... 98fb to the Local! Assistance Board not always opposed to a new nishings with a fast-action Clas- 4 I, for four years. M idea." sified Ad^ilal 741-6900 nowl Pay Code Hearing Brings THE DAILY REGISTER Fridtv, March 15, Queries on Dual Job Holders 'Half Truths' Statement ^MARLBORO TOWNSHIP - The building inspector, it was scale, "starting from the be- The Township Council set out learned, is also the zoning of- ginning," insisted that a person Challenged by Mayor last night to explain why some ficer. He makes $2,975 a year should not have more than one municipal employes are paid job and have it not show that in his regular capacity and that or Lemon forgot an action by eded to act through the for more than one official func- same amount as zoning officer. :he two are separate. NEW SHREWSBURY - "I tion. challenge Councilman Melvin his council. This is why I was ounty authorities as agreed. Mrs. Denton, as deputy clerk, He added: "and you have al- surprises to read The Daily Satontown, however, went over During the public portion Of J. Kohn of Eatontovra to show earns $3,600. She will get an-ready said that the deputy clerk Register article in which May- he head of the county and New ordinance hearings to set 1968 me where there are any half other $3,000 as the engineer's position is a full-time job. or Lemon spoke of congestion Shrewsbury and applied direct salaries, John Narzowicz said secretary. ' truths in my statement," said Another member of the audi- Mayor John E. Lemon Jr., last on Hope Road as a result of the state authorities and re- lie noted discrepancies and felt Council president George C. ence asked why the director of night, and continued, "I de-Eatontown's rezoning while in vived $100,000 hi aid. This is the council was not shedding Creevy told the audience of welfare, the only person who plore such things and am in-fact as long ago as six months he amount which according to any light on the matter. more than 50 persons that Mrs. did not get a raise, was ear- furiated by such false accusa- both boroughs were making Jie agreement with state, The discussion arose when Denton was worth every cent marked for only $1,300 when the tions.' plans to widen this road. ;hould have been divided be- Mr. Narzowicz asked for names she was making and worked budget originally called for (1,- Mayor Lemon referred to "What I mean Is that Mayor ween the two boroughs." of individuals who hold more hard at her job. 500. newspaper reports that Eaton- Lemon pleaded ignorance of a Mayor Lemon said that even than one post in the municipal "It wouldn't matter if she had After much debate and a «r. Larrison did not know of makeup. four jobs, twow jobs or just one t o. w n "council members fact while we had been talking check of figures and the bud- charged New Shrewsbury May- about it for months." his application by Eatontown, It was noted that Mrs. Mary job, she is worth the $6,600 we y get, the council passed a reso- The minutes of the Novem- mi. waited for submission of T. Denton, deputy, clerk, also pay her." or John E. Lemon Jr., with lution adding $200 to the wel- ber meeting of New Shrews- the Eatontown engineering has the responsibility of secre- stating 'half truths' about traf- Mr. Narzowicz who spent 15 fare officer's salary. bury Council note: "Council- study. "County officials," said tary to the buQding inspector. minutes condemning the pay fic problems along Hope A light touch was interjected Road." man Edmond J. Norris stated the mayor, "said they would at the conclusion of the public These reports continued that he was in receipt from Henry contribute funds toward the hearing, just before a vote was "the need for an improved F. Labrecque, Borough Engi- road project. Since Eatontown taken. Hope Road, was recognized neer, of an engineering study went over county's head and Little Silver Planning contrary to our original agree- Councilman Joseph Brodniak NEW EQUIPMENT — Fair Haven First Aid Squad Capt. long before the office building for the construction and recon- in giving his vote, said, "with was planned or any resuming struction of Hope Road from ment, I will ask county to give Committee Appointedmisgivings, I okay the ordi- Donald Hodgkiti wears new whits coveralls as ha and was done, said Melvin J. Lafetra's Brook to the Railroad all their aid to us. This is ona nance." Charles Meyer, the unit's president, display new first Kohn." and moved that this study be of the things we hope to re- UTTLE SILVER - Board of The budget approved last "Without misgivings, I say aid equipment in that borough's squad headquarters. Tuesday's Daily Register forwarded to the state for a solve at Monday's meeting at Education president Robert month appropriates $4,500 for Freehold." yes," shot back Lawrence C. Rasusce-Annie, a resuscitation practica dummy, lies be- carried a statement by Mayor state aid application." Lehman last night officially rental and renovation of offices Youngman. Lemon on traffic problems and Referring to this engineering appointed a three-man plan- for the superintendent and side its respiration unit. Mr. Meyer displays a pair of On general traffic problems Alfred L. Storer answered, New Shrewsbury's concern study, Mayor Lemon said, Mayor Lemon said, "Hope ning committee and gave it 60 board. "walkers" which aid handicapped persons in walking. over the situation. Concerning "Some six months ago officials days to come up with recom- "And with thanksgivings, I ap- Road has been a problem for The board is giving "serious prove the ordinance passed. (Register Staff Photo) the Register report, presum- from New Shrewsbury and Ea- years. Council has been work- mendations for additional ele- consideration" to the introduc- ably referred to in Mr. Kohn's tontown, together with officials mentary school facilities. ing on a solution along general tion of a foreign language in statement, Mayor Lemon from Ft. Monmouth and thelines and not in anticipation of Curtis Callan, committee the seventh and eighth grades, said: "I have discussed this county, including Freeholder the Eatontown rezoning plans, chairman,,) said it met Wednes- Mr. Lehman said, "but hasn't Tinton Falls School Will Use report with the council and the Harry Larrison, conferred in since council knew nothing of day' evening to begin discussion taken a definite position." borough' administrator and ifTrenton with state engineers these plans. of building needs at the Point there are any half truths in it,and state road department of' He cited the difficulty of co- Our concern In New Shrews- Road School, and would meet ordinating such a program with Green Acres Land as PlaygroundI would like Mr. Kohn to point ficials. weekly. them out to me." bury is not only With Hope Red Bank High School and the By LONIA EFTHYVOULOU under the "Green Acres" plan opment and one near Riverdale "It was resolved at this Road. This Is only one of the The 7-12th grade school re- two other sending districts, NEW SHREWSBURY - Tin- has been completed and awaits Estates development. Both are Cites Clipping meeting that each of the tworoads to be affected. We are gionalization, now being stud- Shrewsbury and Holmdel, as ton Falls School will get use of the signature of Deputy Attor- meadowland. Another piece Mr. Kohn told The Daily Reg boroughs would draw up an en- also concerned with Tinton ied jointly by this district, one of the problems. additional property as a play- ney General Robert L. Solan. along Swimming River of 5.5. ister last night he had in hisglnering survey for their in- Ave., Wayside Road, Pinebrook Shrewsbury, Red Bank and The Shrewsbury Board of ground, but the land will re- Borough officials already have acres is situated next to thepossession a newspaper clip- dividual portions of Hope Road Road and Hance Ave. All of Holmdel complicates the prob- Education has approved for- main borough owned. signed it. Naval Ammunition Depot rail- ping dated Nov. 7, 1967, the which would then be submitted these will become congested lem, Mr. Callan pointed out, eign language study in the Lands Committed way tracks. headline of which stated that through Mr. Larrison to thewhen the new office building because it would change room This is the current status of New Shrewsbury Council ap- state authorities. two upper elementary grades what has come to be known Under this agreement the The other two are the Tri- goes in." requirements if approved. proved plans for the widening Study Approved and Red Bank is expected to as the "Green Acres project" borough has committed speci- angle Park at Tinton Falls and He said the committee "will of Hope Road. "This was the study ap- In the meantime, Mr. Kohn inaugurate a similar program. at Tinton Falls in reference to fied lands to recreational use, School. by to decide the irreducible proved for submission in No- indicated that Eatontown will The Holmdel school board has the purchase of a 5-.4-acre and they will remain in this Procedure for closing the "It seems to me that in face minimum we'll need no mat- of this," Mr. Kohn said, "May- vember. New Shrewsbury pro- resubmit a revised application given the green light to foreign tract behind the school owned category, open to public recre- purchase of the Tinton Falls for aid since the original esti- ter what happens regarding re- language instruction beginning ational purposes only. School tract with Mr. Kaplin al- gionalization." by Emmanuel Kaplin. mate of $100,000 will not be suf- in the lower grades. These lands Include a total ready is in process. The bor- ficient to cope with Hope Road Oliver Bennett is committee The agreement between the A policy requiring students borough and state authorities of 17.81 acres in two lots along ough has already received state Improvements. vice chairman. Charles O'Mal- Green Acres funds in the entering school here for he on the use of borough prop- Swimming River, one near the In conclusion, Mayor Lemon ley is the third committee amount of $13,750, which will first time to furnish proof erties for recreational purposes Swimming River Acres devel- said, "I am appalled that Mr. member. be half the purchase price. they've had measles or been Kohn Is accusing me of half The board has been in- immunized against it was ap- A commitment from the terviewing architects. truths. I, my council and the proved. federal government encourag- borough attorney have gone A Rutgers University survey ing the borough to pursue the VA years ago recommended The board adopted a resolu- McGann Is Honored over the statements as pub- tion unanimously support- other half of the price from lished and have found nothing immediate construction of a the Department of Housing and multi-purpose room, library, ing legislation proposed in the wrong. We cannot all be state legislature to repeal the Urban Development has been wrong." guidance room and stor- withdrawn due to the lack of age space at Point Road law enacted last year requiring By Bar Association public transportation of private funds and other more urgent School. SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS— projects at federal level. It also recommended con- and parochial school students David Plahn within a 20-mile radius. Pledging its fullest support to Borough to Share struction of industrial arts, him, the Monmouth Bar As-1 The borough will thus have home economics and science The busing bill "diverts our is an sociation last night honored to provide $13,750 as its share classrooms at the Markham revenues and efforts away for the purchase of the proper- Assembly Place School. from our primary concern, pro- Monmouth County's newest ty. Borough funds towards this Dr. Benjamin S. Sanderson viding the best education we judge, Patrick J. McGann Jr. purchase have been budgeted Leader . . . can in our public schools,' Jrd, a board representative to "We're here to pay respect in the current budget under the regionalization study com- board member Donald Castle- capital improvements. man declared. to a man who has dedicated mittee, said that group should his life to the community," The school board might be have some recommendations said Thomas L. Yaccarino, as- expected to contribute legal George T. SplHane Barry P. Bradford after its next meeting, tenta- Youth Badly Hurt sistant county prosecutor, the and engineering fees connected tively scheduled for March 23, By Fall in Bathtub principal speaker. with the purchase. It presuma- whem information on the cost of bly also will be held responsi- 7-12 regionalization will be.pre- HAZLET - A local youth Mr. Yaccarino, whose name has been, mentioned as a pros- ble for the clearing and main- 2 Shore Educators sented. was badly hurt last night when he slipped in the bathtub of pect for a district court seat, tenance of the property. The The board last night acted oa his home. said that he has known Judge school will use a portion of this the Rutgers study recommen- McGann since 1960 and has property as a playground while dation that its offices and that Patrick Lane, 16, of 660 Beers the "utmost respect for him." the remainder will remain in Win Study Awards St., apparently fell, according of the school superintendent be its natural state. NAVESINK-Station Whitney moved out of the Markham to police, and suffered cuts The legal profession, he con- choice Oxford University, has Under the agreement with of Cooper Rd., chairman of the taught for the past three years Place School. It approved a on the arm and leg which tinued, has provided more the state, the borough will uti- necessitated 55 stitches to scholarship committee of thein Ocean Township High three-year lease of a store at talent to the affairs of govern- lize the whole property as a Monmouth County Branch of School. For six years previous- 123 Markham Place, owned by close. ment than any other profes- Patrick J. McGann Jr. public recreation ground. It is the English-Speaking Union, ly, he taught English in Nep Carmelo Maimone, at a month- He was treated at Riverview sion. under this proviso that the has announced awards for sum- tune High School. ly rental of $175, with an op- was injured in an auto acci- Hospital, Red Bank and re- Public service is the highest school will be able to use it as mer study in Great Britain to tion for a. two-year renewal. dent. Mr. Bradford, who is com- leased. calling a man can answer, he a playground, though it will re- two area high school teachers. The bar association present- main borough property. pleting . his seventh teaching added. The $800 grants for study in year in Riunson- Fair Haven ed Judge McGann with a sil- A bond ordinance issue ap- English literature and history Gain more leisure time... Max M. Barr, bar associa- ver desk carafe set. Regional High School, former- tion president, pledged the as- proved early last July for the go this summer to George T. purchase of Green Acres lands Spillane of Point Pleasant, En- ly taught history in the Lin- pay your bills at home sociation's fullest support to coln School, Keamy. He lists Judge McGann, who was will not now be utilized. Coun- glish teacher in Ocean Town- We're glad a 26 year vat- Aided Pairs cil had to adopt the ordinance ship High School and Barry p. as his first choice Edinburgh eran like Dave Plahn loads sworn In Jan. 12 to the $27,000- University, with Oxford as al- a-year judgeship, made vacant in order to meet legal require- Bradford of Fair Haven, his- the assembler! who build ments and haye funds at its tory teacher in Rumson-Falr ternate. As a history teacher, by the retirement of Edward May Occupy — among other things — r disposal while negotiating the Haven Regional High School. he is particularly interested in our Static Inverters. Many' Ascher of Belmar last Septem- studying conditions in Great purchase of lands. Mr. Spillane, who lists as his aircraft generators pro- ber. Britain, from where his famil, Cottages This was necessary last year first choice the University of duce D.C. power. Inverters Judge McGann lauded the Birmingham and his second and his wife's family stem. attorneys as "good, honorable FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - as the budget made no provi- change it to A.C. power, sion for such moneys. The allo- people." If the welfare board takes over the kind needed to oper- cation of funds in this year's ate radios, instruments Judge McGann's former law the Geraldine L. Thompson professor, Superior Court budget makes the bond issue Man Injured In Accident and guidance devices. Judge Victor S. Kilkenny, was Hospital at Allenwood as a unnecessary and the purchase RED BANK - Police Chief Was treated for lacerations anc "Static" means no moving of property possible. to have been the speaker but nursing home, cottages on the George Clayton reported a car contusions and released. parts to wear, or shift un- premises might be used as struck a utility pole on Maple The driver told police he wai der shock, thus greater re- Youth Is Injured homes for couples on welfare, Ave. early today, sending one on his way home from classes liability. Dave has been Gold helping us build reliable By Homemade Bomb Freeholder Marcus Daly has man to the hospital. at Monmouth College when aircraft components like DEAL — Authorities at Mon- suggested. (Continued) - dog ran hi the path of his car, In addition to the United The chief said a car driven by these for many years. His mouth Medical Center, Long Mr. Daly said a plan of this Frank Outwater, 36, of 179 the chief said. The driver said Branch, reported that Michael States other gold pool mem- kind of experience HELPS. type is followed in some parts bers are Belgium, Germany, Marsha St., Middletown, broke he swerved to avoid hitting thi Scialfa, 16, of 9 Monmouth of Europe. dog and struck the pole. Drive, is in good condition this Italy, Switzerland, the Nether- off a Jersey Central Power and Bendixj The Welfare Board gave the morning with hand injuries suf- lands and the United Kingdom. Light Co. standard about 1:30 Patrolman Michael Griesi is- Freeholders a go ahead Wed- fered when a homemade bomb Among them they have more a.m. Mr. Outwater and a sued a summons for,careless nesday to proceed with an in- Open a Checkmaster account today went off in his hands late than $35 billion in gold. driving, the chief said. vestigation of the cost of con- passenger, David P. Cullen, 25, yesterday afternoon. How long the London gold verting the former hospital for of High Bridge were taken to No minimum balance required They said the youth first market will stay closed pre- No time to travel? Why no tubercular patients for use as a sumably will be worked out at Riverview Hospital, where Mr. Electric Power came to the hospital for treat- nursing home. Cullen was admitted with lac- sell your business and realize SERV/CS IS OUR ment at 5 p.m. and returned at the Saturday meeting. Division . erations of the scalp and leg. your dreams with an action pro- CENTRAL JERSEY BANK BIGGEST ASSET! 9 p.m., when he was admitted. About 35 beds are currently "It's a bona fide crisis," Plants in Eatontown TSU-JST OOJVITVWMV World Bank president George His condition this morning was ducing Classified Ad. Dial 74 Deal police had no record of in use as an adjunct to the and Red Bank. . CANWEHEIPYOU? the incident. county-operated John L. Mont- Woods said of the current pic- reported as fair. Mr. Outwater 6900 now! ture. gomery Home, here. Robert C. Woods replied "Of course it Wells, acting county director Is" when asked at a White of welfare, indicated that addi- House dinner if he thought the LINCROFT ASSOCIATES - TAX SERVICE tional nursing home beds are dollar was in danger. 765 HIGHWAY 35 (opposite Two Guys) MIDDLETOWN, N. J. needed. The speculative gold buying stemmed from suspicion of pa- Saturday, March 16th onlyl Freeholder Marcus Daly, a per money in the wake of the member of the Welfare Board, British devaluation of , the HAVE PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL reported that the State is ap-pound last Nov. 18, a feeling the parently willing to license the programs proposed by the where can you get an electric Allenwood facility as a nursing United States to end Its dollar PREPARE YOUR TAX RETURN home provided certain modifi- drain may not succeed and a belief the price of gold might WE MAINTAIN A PERMANENT OFFICE AND A k range with a selt-cleaning oven for cations are made. The cost of rise. COMPLETE TAX FILE FOR OUR CLIENTS these would not exceed $50,000 U.S. officials have called this only $188 • • . at Sears tomorrow. to $00,000 Mr. Daly indicated, belief absurd. far less than had originally FILE EARLY" been feared. No time to travel? Why not 1500 Highway 35, Middletown The Board indicated that (lit sell your business and realize OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY, 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Allenwood facility would in no your dreams with an action pro- way compcto ty'th private ducing Classified Ad. Dial HI; EVENINGS UNTIL 10 P.M. — CALL 671-5333 nursing homes. 6900 nowl REGISPf Jack C. Cohen Angnit J. PfadtdB Nothing Seen Tdcen MIAMI, Fla. - Jack C. HOWELL TOWNSHIP — Au- mmM Tax CM gust J. PisdteUl, 51, of 550 Aid- Hear Assessor Morganville Soldier Cohen, 69, formerly of 2 Imbrie (Continued) In Highlands Entry rich Road died Wednesday MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Place, Sea Bright, N. J. died rage, cut by $10,000. To the | tion amending the budget to ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - yesterday In North Miami Gen- at Paul Kimban Hospital, Lake- The Strathmore Democratic Brites Cleaners, First Ave. was wood, following a short illness. »2,5O0 left will be added the the revised figure. Killedin Viet Action eral Hospital after a long ill- $12,500 allocated In last year's Faced with a March 20 dead- Club met last night to hear broken Mo lust night but ap- ness. Mr. Piscitelli was born in budget, so at least some con- line for submitting final budgets Allen V. Trauben, township parently nothing was taken Mr. Cohen was born in tax assessor, explain the pro- MORGANVILLE - Mr. andMelvin B. Fenn, 20, earlier re- Brooklyn, N.Y., son of the late struction can be anticipated. to the Local Finance Board, police here reported, ported missing, was killed by Chelsea, Mass., lived in New- posed reassessments here. Mrs. John H. Fenn of 345 Mr. and Mrs. Alfonse Piscitelli. —Road construction, cut by township officials will seek a patrolman Frederick Rast Spring Valley Road, have been enemy action in South Viet- ark, N. J. most of his life. He time extension in order to pub- Meeting in the first aid build- He was an Army veteran of $14,000, to $11,000, an amount, discovered the break-in dur- notified that their son, He. nam. was a Sea Bright resident for lish its new budget on March ing on Church Street, the club six years before moving here World Warn. when added to last year's $25,- ing patrol at 8 p.m. A rear The soldier, who attended 000 allocation ^sufficient to re- 21 and conduct another public also held a panel discussion on window had been broken for three months ago. He also was Surviving are Ms widow, hearing. George McCue Freehold Regional High School, a former resident of Elizabeth, surface all roads in the areas the $1.J mMoiK towraWp entry. The business Is owned RUMSON — George Me Cue, enlisted in the Army in Febru- Florence T. Piscitelli; two being sewered. Board of Education President by Al Ghizzl. An investigation N. J. • daughters, Mrs. Margaret Cav- budget, which Is upreivaaop- % of 59 Park Ave., died this ary, 1967, "and volunteered foi Until his retirement 10 years —Improvement to recreation- Albert E. Spencer Jr., could not tlon Monday night. Is continuing. morning in Riverview Hospital, service in the war," his agnaro of Colts Neck and Miss predict areas of possible cost ago, Mr. Cohen was the owner Mary Piscitelli, at home. Also al properties, cut from $10,000 Red Bank, after a long illness. brother, James Fenn of Car- of the Holiday Inn, Elizabeth. to $5,000/ reduction in the school budget teret, said last night. two brothers, Arthur Piscitelli Mr. Me Cue is survived by He was a member of the of Los Angeles, Cal, and Sam- Delinquent before meeting with other his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Me The Defense Department re- Elizabeth Lions Club and the uel Piscitelli of Syosset, N.Y.; board members. He said last CONVERTIBLE SLEEPERS Cue; two sons, Russell and Al- —Receipts from delinquent ported March 6 that the youth, Linden (N.J.) EUts Lodge, two sisters, Miss Mary Piscitel- taxes, adjusted to yield an ad- night, however, that he didn't fred Me Cue, both of Rumson; attached to the 101st Airbora Surviving are his widow, A SOFA BY DAY — A DOUBLE BID AT NIGHT li and Mrs. Florence Bonami, ditional $10,000. think the cuts would affect the •a stepson, Rex Goodnough, al- Division, "last was seen wash- Mrs. Agnes Bliss Doherty both of Brooklyn, and three NEW LOW so of Rumson; three sisters, ing his clothes in a stream.' Cohen; two sons, Gerald Cohen grandchildren. — Elimination of a $5,000 en- number of teachers planned for $199oo •Mrs. Clara Cooper of Red Tuesday, it notified the famil; of Springfield, N. J. and Stan- try for acquisition of recrea^ next year. PRICE A High Requiem mass will be Bank, Mrs. Marguerite Madden of his death. ley Cohen of Elizabeth; a tlonal properties. % , of Lincroft and Mrs. Katherine offered in St. Aloysious Catho- Pfc. Fenn wrote home Feb. daughter, Mrs. Helen Lovett of Special needs are filled when Langler of Rumson, and sev- Linden, N. J.; a brother, Harry lic Church in Jackson Town- A public hearing on the origi- Huffman & Boyle eral grandchildren. 24 that he found the war ship, by the Rev. Amedo L. Mo- nal municipal budget will go you advertise your automotive "rough in the beginning. The; Cohen of Hillside, N. J.; three services in Classified Ads. For sisters, Mrs. Dora Cohen Le- reno tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. on as scheduled Monday at 8 542-1010 The funeral will be under the told us we had to kill or bi new customers dial 741-6900 Rt. 35 Grcle • Eatontown, IS. J. vine of Hfllside, Mrs. Lilly Burial, under the direction of p.m. After the hearing, com- direction of the William S. An killed" and to "befriend onl; will now! .MM 1 Lighter of East Orange, N. J. the Freeman Funeral Home, nil derson Funeral Home, Red those who are friendly to you. will be in St. Rose of Lima Bank. and Miss Ella Cohen of Chica- He said he considered the go, III, and nine grandchildren. Cemetery, Freehold. friendship matter a propagand; The funeral will be Sunday •Alexander M. Doctor problem because it was diffl at 10 a.m. in the Suburban Miss Grace Spann • • BELLEVILLE - Alexander cult to distinguish friend from Chapel of Philip Apter & Son, foe. HIGHLANDS - Miss Grace M.' Doctor, father of Mrs. 1800 Springfield Ave., Maple- Spann of 57 Shrewsbury Ave., ftarold p. Boschmann of Bel- In high school, young Fenn wood, N. J. Burial will be in Highlands, died yesterday in ford, died Wednesday in Clara played on the basketball team Rosedale Memorial Park, Lin- Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. Maass Memorial Hospital. He He arrived in Vietnam last De- den, N. J. lived at 143 Carpenter St. here. She was the daughter of the cember. late George and Ella Jewell . In addition to Mrs. Bosch- THE WIN-YOU-OVER BEAT GOES ON.. .WITH PLYMOUTH'S Besides his parents an< Harvey Ross Spann. She was retired from BRAVO! mann, Mr. Doctor Is survived 2ND ANNUAL WIN-YOU-OVER SALE WIN-YOU-OVER FURYS, brother, James, he is survlvec KEYPOBT — Hwvey Ross, the auditing department of the Jby another daughter, Mrs. by t|ree other brothers, JosepI Prudential Life Insurance Co., SATELLITES, BARRACUDAS AND VALIANTS WITH SPECIAL Joseph A. Rodgers of Belle- 49, of 80 Osborn St. died yes- and Essex Fenn, both of New- Newark. EQUIPMENT AT SPECIALLY REDUCED PRICES! BRAVOI ville; a brother, James Doctor terday at Riverview Hospital, ark, and Calvin Fenn of Comp- of Rhode Island; four grand- Red Bank. Born in Newark, she bad ITS YOUR TURN TO CHEER DURING PLYMOUTH'S WINNING ton, Calif., and five sisters children, and three great- been a resident here for about Mrs. Annie Johnson of Ozark, A native of Keyport, Mr. Ross SAVINGS DAYSI grandchildren. 45 years. She was a past ma- Ala., Mrs. Bennie Warren, o was the son of the late Charles tron of the Monmouth Chapter, Funeral services will be held Midland City, Ala., Miss Kay and Elizabeth Gregory Ross. Order of Eastern Star, Atlantic at 11 a.m. tomorrow In the reen Fenn of Newark, and Mrs Highlands; a member of the Wadsworth Funeral Home, Hattle Rogers and Miss MoUle Mr. Ross was employed by Daughters of America, Bay- Belleville. Fenn, both of Morganville. the National Lead Co., Sayre- side Council, Keansburg; and ville. An Army veteran of a past member of the state World War n, he was a mem- Mrs. Gilbert council. Miss Spann was a ber of the Veterans of Foreign member of the Atlantic High' KEYPORT - Mrs. Alferetts Wars and the American Legion. lands Presbyterian Church. Gilbert, 77, a former Unio He was second assistant chief Beach resident, died yesterda; of the Keyport Fire Depart- Surviving are two sisters, at the Seabrook Hill Nursin; ment and a member of the Hook Mrs. Florence Adair of High- Home, where she had lived se\ and Ladder Co. Mr. Ross was lands and Mrs. Ella Hennes- en years. a member of the Calvary Meth- sey of Atlantic Highlands; a Born in Jersey City, Mrs. Gil odist Church and a former cub- brother, George Spann of Bar- bert was the daughter of the master of Pack 64. rington, R. I. and several late Frank and Marianna How nieces and nephews. ard Williams. She was the wid Surviving are his wife, Fran- Funeral services will be Mon- ow of William Gilbert. ces Dunn Ross; three sons, day at 11 a.m. from the Posten Charles S. Ross, James E. Ross Mrs. Gilbert was a membe Funeral Home, Atlantic High- and Harvey F. Ross, all at of Grace Methodist Church lands. Rev. Richard Anderson, home; five brothers, Lester Union Beach, and Holly Chap pastor of the Presbyterian Homer of Miami, Fla, Harry ter, Order of the Eastern Star Church will officiate. Burial S. Ross, Jack A. Ross and Wil- Jersey City. will be in Bayview Cemetery, liam M. Ross, all of this place, Leonardo. Mrs. Gilbert leaves two son and DuWayne Ross of Holmdel; Howard F. Porter of Holmdi and two sisters, Mrs. Leola and Warren E. Porter of Cliff Westendorf and Mrs. George Henry G. Kunze JOHN VAN KIRK & SON wood. Mayer, both of Keansburg. MIDDLETOWN — Henry u Cooper Rd., Mlddletown off Rt. 15 at Services will be tomorrow a Services will be tomorrow at Gerard Kunze, 37, of 120 Kin- Hwdonj Corntr VMM 3 p.m. In the Bedle Funeral I p.m. in the Bedle Funeral kade Dr., died yesterday at Convenient Ttrmi 747-2543 Home with the Rev. Norman Home, Keyport. The Rev. Da-Monmouth Medical Center, Riley of St. John's Method! vid Propert, pastor of Calvary Long Branch. Church, Hazlet, officiating, Methodist Church, will offi- Born in New York City, he Burial will be In Holmdel Can ciate. Burial will be in Old Ten- etery. had lived here about five years. nent Cemetery. He is the son of Henry J. Kunze of Atlantic Highlands and the FOR ANY OCCASION Mrs. Gertrude £. Davis late Lauratte Tighe Kunze. Mr. . m+Vo+Om SptcW Birracvdt Sports PaMteck RED BANK - Mrs. Ger-Kunze was a fabric salesman. WtA*YoU"Ov|tr Btincudft 8p#cl&l InchidM All off tht foflovrinQ oqulpfMflt it our

Mr. Kunze was a communi- J HONEY BEE FLOWERS trude E. Davis, 73, of 73 Tower • ' af^BBa\aah^ht AI •naaVjaai'flai^k^Bi^af Bahaavl^Bk^Bk Hill Ave. died last night in cant of St. Mary's Church, New 3 ' ° ipvciu rwiuc#Q pncv« RUSSELL T. HODGKISS Monmouth Medical Center, Monmouth. He was a veteran Bamcodi Hardtop: • Ftoor-mounted shift lever (HURST lor manual; console for tutonwtto 464 BROAD ST. Long Branch, after a short ill- of the Korean War and a mem- ness. ber of Veterans of Foreign transmission) • White Streak Wide Oval tires • Vinyl roof (choice of 3 colors) SHREWSBURY • Chrome-plated grille Insert • Red reflective tape on deck lid • Deluxe wheel coven Mrs. Davis was a former Wars, Teaneck post; the ,!, , • Simulated wood-grain steering wheel • Custom sill molding • Accent striping 741-4020 school teacher in Oceanport Knights of Columbus, a com- mitteeman for the Boy Scouts tollable She* 1*27 and West Long Branch, re- GET WITH THE BEAT-WHERE tiring eight years ago. and a Webelo Leader, Pack242 of Middletown. THE SAVINGS GO ON 9 AND ON & ,i BY WIRE ANYWHERE She was born in Jersey City, daughter of the late David and Surviving are his wife, AND ON I Fannie Wood Jones, and moved Elaine Deitz Kunze; two sons, here from Oceanport 16 years Richard and Daniel; two AUTHORIZE!) DEALEB8 CHRYSLER ago. daughters, Christine Lourle, all at home; and a brother, Rob- M0T0R8 CORPORATION She was a member of the ert, Orange, Cal. __ First Presbyterian Church of _ _A . Red Bank, the Dorcas Circle A Requiem Mass will be of the church, the Woman's Monday at 10 a.m. at St; Club of Little Silver, the Red Mary's Catholic Church under BAYSHORE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH, INC. MAURICE SCHWARTZ & SONS Bank Chapter of the Order of the direction of the Posten Fu- 153 First Avenue, Atlantic Highlands 141 West Front Street, Red lank FUNERAL HOME the Eastern Star, the White neral Home of Atlantic High- Shrine of Jerusalem of Perth lands. -^ Amboy, the Order of 85 Riverside Ave. Amaranth Charity Court in Fair Haven, and Al Haram Temple of the Daughters of the MEASURE YOUR WINDOWS NOW AND CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE 741-2121 C. SIDUN, Director Nile, Trenton. She was queen PRE-HUNG COLONIAL of Al Haram Temple. WHITE BAKED ENAMEL Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Frank E. Whiting of Fair ALUM. COMBINATION Haven, four grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. STORM DOOR Services will be Monday at $ II a.m. in the Memorial Chapel Worden Funeral Home of the Worden Funeral Home, 44*95 here, with Dr. Charles S. Web- READY TO HANG 60 E. FRONT ST. RED BANK ster, pastor of the First Pres- NOW AT NO EXTRA COSTI byterian Church, officiating. Burial will be in Fair View 1'A" THICK FOR 100% Cemetery, Middletown. GREATER STRENGTH • FREE KEY LOCK and KIT Day and Night Phone DEATH NOTICE COHHN on March U, 190«, Jack O, FOR EXTRA SAFETY of 8ea Bright, N. jr.. formerly of Elisa- • ALL HARDWARE INCLUDED 747-0557 m beth, beloved liuaband of Affnea BUM (nee Doherty). devoted father of Helen Lovett, Gerald and Stanley Cohen. Alio aurvlved by nine grandchild™. Brother of Dora Cohen Levlne, Lilly Lighter, Blla. Cohen and Hairy Cohen. HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. Funerat from the Suburban Chapel of Philip Anter * 8on«, 1600 Springfield Ave., Maplewuod, on Sunday. 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" Subscription Trices In Advance BlniK copy at counter, 10 cental by 15 SO. BRIDGE AVE. RED BANK 7414121 mall, U centa I 1 monlh -12.30 « monUu-fUJB ' 3 mootli*-#M U monUu-ia*<9 i PART itEGtSTEB* TiiAty, Mtrefa IS, 1968-5 County High School Seniors Musicians TRENTON - The State Mu- To Present Papprs at Institute seum will play the piper to New Jersey's youthful instrumen- WEST LONG BRANCH - The standby speaker is Miss talists. Two high school students, )oris Gilman, a senior at John whose research papers have Stevens High School, Ed- According to Ray J. Howe, been selected as outstanding son, whose topic is "The State curator of education, the mu- by the Monmouth College his- \ttorncy General and the De' seum will provide a first oppor- tory and government faculty, partment of Law and Public tunity for New Jersey musicians will present their papers at the Safety: Is It Meeting the De- up to 18 years of age to audi- college's Government Institute mands of Today?" tion for a public appearance at March 23.' a concert to be held Sunday, Miss Baer, who lives at 501 The names of the students 17th Ave., South Belmar, is a May 26, at the State Museum and their topics were an- Auditorium. member of the National Honor nounced by the institute's ex- Society and has received ttre ' Mr. Howe said he and Joseph ecutive committee. Board of Education award. She Kovacs of Douglas College, The speakers and their topics is an officer of the Spanish chairman of the planning com- are Miss Nancy Baer, a senior ^lub, and a member of the mittee, have utilized the help at Manasquan High School, Future Nurses' Club and the and suggestions of "outstanding whose paper is entitled "New Girls' Athletic Association. Ac- New Jersey educators and mu- Jersey's Increasing Drug Prob- tive in community affairs, Miss sicians to establish procedures lem;" and Miss Jacqueline Baer is president of the Bel- and precedents to make possible Hill, a senior at Middletown mar Methodist Youth Fellow- an event that will recognize and Township High School, whose ship and a Cheery Girl volun- encourage excellence in musical paper is entitled "Busing and teer at Jersey Shore Medical attainment among New Jersey De Facto Segregation in New Center, Neptune. youth as well as excellence in Doris Gilman Nancy Baer Jacqueline Hill Jersey Schools'." teaching among New Jersey mu- Miss Hill resides at 119 sic teachers." Cherry Tree Farm Road Mid- dletown. She is a member of To be eligible an applicant CYO Picks the National Honor Society, the must not have reached his 18th Itudent Council and the school birthday before December 31 Lots of Activities Open "TREASURE ISLE" — Mist Robin Fowler, daughter of Officers At choir, and is president of the Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fowler of 17 Oak Tree Lane, Rumson, He must be a resident of New Russian Club. In addition to Jersey or the student of a while vacationing at the Colonnades Beach Hotel in being a student tutor, Miss Hill music teacher who is a New St. Mary's is a member of the choir of Palm Beach Shores, Fla., met network television's John Jersey resident. To Today's Teen Girls NEW MONMOUTH - Ken- the New Monmouth Baptist Bartholomew Tucker on oceanside lagoon set of "Trea- Auditions are scheduled for neth Croken has been elected Church and vice president of sure Isle." Tha program is +he first daily gams show aver A teenage girl can do a lot member of Senior Girl Scout Louis to learn how to help peo- the church's Youth Organiza- Saturday, May 4, at the Music of things these days that girls Troop 312, Trailblazer, Mata- ple who are physically handi- president of the Catholic Youth produced outdoors. It is ihown on the ABCTV network. Department, Douglas College, tion. A Silver Medalist Roller her age have never been able wan. capped. Organization of St. Mary's Skater, Miss Hill enjoys play- New Brunswick. Notice of with- to do before. Senior Roundup theme "Af- drawal must be postmarked at There's one hitch to getting Catholic Church. ing the organ. Next summer, if she's 15,16, ter Tomorrow" is geared to in on any of this off-beat, ac- Other officers include Pa- least 10 days prior to audition or 17 years old she may go help Senior Girl Scouts explore The standby speaker, Miss Lakewood Man Fined date. i in tion-packed program for the tricia Gallegher, vice pres- to a conference on space ex- careers and visualize their teenage girl. She'll have to be ident; Patricia Costigan, secre- Gilman, lives at 24 Southfield Travel and expresses are the ploration in Huntsville, Ala., as role as women in tomorrow's a Senior Girl Scout, outstand- tary, and Thomas Palagano, Road, Edison. She is a mem- applicant's responsibility. will Effie Nicas, first class world in home, civic, social ing enough to be selected to treasurer. ber of the National Honor $250 in Long Branch girl scout from Long Branch, and political responsibili- to participate in one of Girl Society, the Academy of Auditions will be conducted ties. Or, in conjunction with Committee chairmen ar< LONG BRANCH - Frank a disturbance in the emergency without accompaniment, and the Senior Troop 9, Panorama, Scouts' special national events.' Science, the yearbook staff and Seaside Neighborhood. the Hemlsfair in Dallas, she Gerry McDavitt, spiritual; Su- Istvandltsch of 315 Hope Rd., room of Monmouth Medical decisions of the jury—to be an- For these are just a few of the is vice president of the Girls' Lakewood, who pleaded guilty Center while drunk, was given Or she may attend Senior may investigate the ways Lat- many conferences and en- san Kirk, cultural; Kath; Service Club. Miss Gilman al- nounced in the prospectus—are in American culture has influ- last week in Municipal Court to a suspended 30-day jail sen- final. Roundup at Camp Hilaka, West campments to which Senior Kerns, social; Delores Oakes, so is publicity chairman of driving while nn the revoked tence and fined $50.. Patrol- Richfield, Ohio, as will Lynne enced life in the United States. Girl Scouts from all over the the senior class, and was a Or attend a conference in St. membership; Thomas Craig, list, was fined $200 for that of- men Gary Totnaini and Robert Applications must be Hergenrother East Keansburg, country will be going In 1968. delegate to the Girls' Citizen- fense yesterday. Graziano testified young Mas- marked by midnight April 1, Re- athletic, and Patricia Young, There also is a full roster of ship Institute and a substitute The defendant who said he sey attacked them and another quests for Information and ap- publicity. opportunities for traveling to delegate to Girls' State. was in jail when his license was patrolman, a nurse and a doc- plications should be mailed to The Rev. James Roche i other countries with all-major revoked and never received no- tor when he was taken to the Ray J. Howe, Curator of Edu- Bayshore Junior High club moderator, assisted b; In addition to presentation of expenses paid. Thirty-six girls tification of its suspension, was hospital for treatment after a cation, New Jersey State Mu- William O'Connell, Mrs. Ed- the student papers, the. in- will make a six-week trip to fined $50 additional for con- fight. seum, Cultural Center, Trenton ward Croken, John Sullivan the Girl Scout-Girl Guide cen- stitute will feature a straw poll tempt of court in not appearing Felix C. Molina of 227 Gar- C8S25. Honors Announced and Miss Barbara Botcher. of 1968 presidential candidates, when summoned in January, field Court paid fines totaling ter In Cuernavaca, Mexico. LEONARDO — The following BR.cIg&lupI John Baden-hop, Jamie Bo- Upcoming CYO activities in- 1966. Judge Stanley Cohen $65 when he pleaded guilty to hack, Jimmy Carroll, Michael Casey, Another six girls will spend six a panel discussion of the students at Bayshore Junior Gale dochtno,, Denlse DonaAa, Linda clude participation in the Mon- gave Mr. Istvanditsch until careless driving, using fictitious Donato, Tom Flatley, Rldhard Jlreund, weeks at the Scout-Guide in- theme, and talks by govern- Revoked list High School have attained hon- mouth County CYO one-act Tuesday to raise the money for license plates, and driving an Lonore Gabriels, Louan Goette, Erna ternational center in Adel- or roll standing for the second Gross, Sheila Guttormsen, Linda play contest, a Communion ment leaders, including cabinet bis fines, or work them out in unregistered vehicle. Haynea, Peggy Henfey, Carol Henry, boden, Switzerland. : marking period: Frances Horn, Elizabeth Laggan, Bruce dinner and a computer dance. members. - the county jail at the rate of $5 Eladio Jiminez of 113 Oak- Driver Pays MacCloud and, Philip Matena. At the invitation of the Girl High honor roll: Also, Rick McCoy, Michael Mitchell, Boys' and girls' intramural The institute Is held an- a day. land St., Red Bank, was fined Ninth grrada — Pat Ackermui, Mary BUI Nash, John Oberlta, Gary Pajew- Scouts in West Germany, 12 Steve Massey, 18, of Asbury $25 for being an unlicensed Baldwin, Sun Bltketoy, Leslie But-gesj, skl, JoAnn Paaerchla, Cheryl Pam- basketball is held each Mon- nually to encourage the study $200 Fine Oynthla I>unn Dorothy Flaler, Judy phrey, Sua&n Renton Gall Robinson, girls will visit this area and Park, found guilty of creating driver. Gamble, David Greenateln, P&ul Kan- Gall Rusao, Oenaldlna RUJHSO, Marianne live in the homes ,of German day and Wednesday night from of political science and stimu- EATONTOWN — Leorino M. sen, Gajy Hays, John HBlm, John Schumann, Michelle acollard, Steve Herman, BUMJI Jeffer-s, Fran Ladzln- Shields, Stephanie Smith, Suzetta So- families. And at least 36 7:30 to 9 p.m. in Euphemia late social science students and Carlucci of the Sun & Shore «W, Mary Ltuky, William Mailer and vlero, William Stepheramn, Estelle Tni- Hall of St. Mary's School. teachers, and to make the pub- Richard Morford. ax, Sam Vetrano, Audrey Wltlro, Chris more girls will travel to any Motel, Long Branch, was fined Atao, Alan Morln. Barry Plant, Lutae Vyuesthoff and Nancy Yowiff. one of a dozen other countries. Members attend *a foil lic more aware of the many Legal Services Units $200 by Municipal Court Judge •Plum, Jean R*lnhold, David nwigeins, Eiifhth grade — Susan Abel, 1/iAr functions of government. Stu- Oa.ll Salatlno, Mtiind* Smith, Nancy Aqulla, Michael Btarauokaa. Alic« Special Events Mass the fourth Sunday of th William S. Throckmorton yes- Smith, Junei Soleo, Jeanns Borby, Copeland, Ken DeGroait, Vickl Dotts, dents and faculty advisors, Debbie Stickle. Noreen Butartcz. Ml- And, of course, there are month at 8:15 p.m. in thi terday for driving while on the Criael Taylor, Paul Wintertksld* t*ura. Patty Dunphy, Richard Eilery, Tom and many interested citizens, YannJbelli End. Frank Youny. Erbiff, Debbie Flanaler Marilyn Ficlce, those special Monmouth Coun- church. Opening Is Tomorrowrevoked list. Eighth —Judy Black, BarbarNanca y Fix, Stephen Prt&dman, Steven attend the institute each yea):. Brush, Mary CBirlatemen, Alex Doty, Qleason, Eileen Griffith*, John Hllbert, cil events, such as Opportuni- The group reported it ha RED BANK — The Mon- The organization's field of- He was also fined $25 for Renay Dytoo, Lee» Dunn, John Ed- Mary Bo&an, David Jeffers, Beverly ward«, BUI IXunlng. Rlcihard Fenichel, Jemee, Kevin Kelly. Robert Koemer, ty '68, which is an exchange of paid half the cost of restorin, The New Jersey Conference mouth Legal Services Organi- fices in Asbury Park and Long careless driving and received Pat JVanaftse, Diana House, Junes Arlen Kblvltes and Arlene Kubyla. the church bells. Karp, Sue Knowt and Arthur Levitt. Also Deborah Lauer, Ronald Laura, 10 Senior Girl Scouts with 10 of, Mayors has cited the in- zation will officially open its Branch will officially open at an added six-month driver li- Also, lyult* OUusen, Jane Pryxftyea, Nancy Lawrie, Mark bego, Lynn Lle- Seniors from Totem Girl' Scout The CYO meets the third stitute as an outstanding pro- administrative and staff offices the same time. A fourth office Chrie Miller, Cheris Panneb&ker, Lin- bowlUe, Kevin MoCann, Zoe Aim Mor- cense suspension. da R&smuBMi), Gloria Ann Reynoldo, rell, Sbart-Lee Mottiu, Carol Na*h, Council, Seattle, Wash. Our Se- Sunday of the month at 7:30- gram in the advancement pf at 3 E. Front St. tomorrow at is planned in Freehold. Diana Rco*. M&ryann Sabanskaa, Ca- Ronald Oberlln, John Sdilcltano, Vic- nior Girl Scouts selected to go p.m. in the school cafeteria. good government. In the past noon. Warren N. Smith of 25 Barker thy fl&yre, JoAno Sctoneolcenberger, Su- tor SqulUerl, Martin Smith, Cheryl san St. George, Kairen Bchulz, Laura SpratPord, Diane Stackhome, Wendy to Seattle, Washington, from Membership is open to all high three years, more than 800 stu- The' Monmouth Legal Ser- Ave., Shrewsbury Township, Sparrow and Coone* WHwn. Tllley, Debbie Varone Veronica Wal- Seventh grade—Diane AkeialUs, Ju< ling, Mary Anht Wetter, Lynne Wled- June 24 to July 6, are: Jen school students in the parish dents, teachers and citizens vices Organization has been es- paid a $10 fine for passing a signal. age that many people have to Ray J, Howe, the muse? where he completed a general pital, Red Bank, for contusions George .Qstrov is the pro- To National Honor Society about girl scouting. That's urn's curator of education. and sprains. He was the driver gram's director. partly beeaue Girl Scouting has curriculum. NEW SHREWSBURY - Dr. [-arry Froehlich, Julia Gibbs, changed over the 56 years of The auditions will provide of a vehicle in collision with a The Red Bank office will Five Artists Richard Hamilton, Linda Hard- its existence—but, even more, first opportunity for talentet ——ear-dr-iven-by-Josephine_Gray, •serve—that——borough, Mitt Patrick Parenty, superintendent COSMETOLOGIST 6f-Monmouth-Regionar-lH-g lr manrJamesHHeatwoler-William -beeause^—the—^vorid,—has- -youn&_mnslcians_tQ_perform of 5 Second Ave., Cliffwood. dletown, Atlantic Highlands, •ASBURY-BARK - Miss-Gall- The woman was given a sum- WiHTS School, announced that at a re- Keevil, Jil Linder, Dwight Mat changed. publicly at a concert sched- McKnight, daughter of Mrs. Highlands, Rumson, Fair Ha' uled Sunday, May, 26, at the mons for going through a stop CRANFORD — The works of cent special assembly, the fol- sumura, Rey Montalvo. From their founding on Thomas . McKnight, 31 Elm ven, Little Silver, New Shrews- State Museum Auditorium. sign by Patrolman Albert bury, Matawan Borough, Mata- five Monmouth County artists lowing students were inducted Also, Joanne Morris, Douglas March 12, 1912, Girl Scouts Place, Red Bank, has complet- have led the action. Jt's_parLof Wusterfeld, investigating of- wan Township, Keyport, Union have been' selected fo? display into the National Honor Society: Nichols, David Nicholson* Jef- Requests for information an ed 1,200 hours of training at ficer. in the" seventh annual West- Joan Anthony, Nils Berglund, frey Nintzei; Dale Palumbo, their tradition to be ahead of applications should be mailed Wilfred Academy of Hair and Beach, Keansburg, Hazlet the times. Early in, their Township. . i field Art Association exhibit Alice Corrigan, David Darling- Mary Jo Pankowskl, Judith to Ray J. HOWe, Curator Beauty Culture and has re- Sunday in Union College here. ton, Sue Dolan, Janet Forrest, Thomson, Nicholas Zito, Nina history, when a woman's place Education,. New . Jersey State ceived certification as a regis-. The Asbury Park office oc- was pnly in the home, Girl Hurt in Crash Betty Hart, 60 Point Road, Peskoe, Pamela Ranson, Denise Museum, Cultural Center, tered cosmetologist. cupies quarters in the Neigh- Scouts were encouraging girls Little Silver, will exhibit her Reilly, Martha Reilly, Melinda Trenton, 08625. borhood Service Center, 29 Gets Scholarship to play basketball, - hike In River Plaza "Sentinels of the Past." Don- Ruderman, Patricia Steen, Pen- To be acceptable applica- RIVER PLAZA"- A~ local Main St. It serves that city, HAZLET — Miss Kathleen ilope Steen, Mary Ann Stringfel- through wilderness areas, and tions must be postmarked or Belmar, Neptune, Neptune ald Voorhees of 125 Manor man yesterday was reported to Miller, daughter of Mr. and low, Erica Swenson, Robert learn about airplanes. or before midnight, April 1, City, Bradley Beach, Avon, Pkwy, Lincroft, will show be in good condition in River- "Janice's Still Life." Mrs. John E. Miller, 835 Poole Tanko and Elena Williams. Of course, they learned South Belmar, Spring Lake Ave., has been awarded a full about the domestic arts, too— view Hospital, Red Bank, after "Pleasant Inlet" by Amos Heights, Wall Township, Mana- tuition scholarship at Seton and today's Girl Scouts still do. Gets Acceptance LEARN a two-car accident Tuesday af- Mumford of 8 Glenn Way, squan, Erielle. ip College, Greensburgh, Pa. ECOM Has Part The first Girl Scouts also ternoon at McLean and White Holmdel, will be hung, as will HAZLET — Freida Boehler, Kathleen is a senior at Mater pledged themselves to a way ol Streets. The Long Branch office oc- "Nature's Tranquility" by Dor- In Careers Day daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- cupies! quarters in the Neigh- Dei High School, New Mon- life based on honor, integrity, seph Boehler, 444 Middle Road Raymond Kirkwood, of 72 othy Kelman of 4 Duncan NEW BRUNSWICK - The borhood Service Center, 158 mouth. courtesy and service. Today's Hillside St., was admitted with Drive, Holmdel. U.S. Army Electronics Com- has been accepted at Mont- Broadway. It serves that city, She has also been named Girl Scouts make that same a concussion, the hospital re- mand, Ft. Monmouth, will be clair State.College for (he fall Monmouth Beach, Sea Bright, Also displayed will be "War- Betty Crocker Homemaker of promise. ported. He was the driver of a one of a wide cross-section of semester beginning Septembei of America's oWejf onrf Oceanport, Eatontown, West flame" by Lucille Geiser of 24 Tomorrow. She received a let- car in collision with a car driv- government agencies and ma- The basic values and basic 1S68, under the early admis largest insmvlion jot data Long Branch and Ocean Town- Fletcher Ave., Manasquan. ter of commendation from the en by Archie De Angelis, 116 jor New Jersey industries skills of Girl Scouting are as sions plan. pcoassing education; ship. The exhibition continues National Merit Society for be- Moss PL, Neptune, police said. which will provide exhibits and solid as they have always At Raritan High School through Sunday, March 24. The ing in the top 2 per cent of Mr. DeAngelis also was taken The proposed Freehold office talks for more than 1,200 high been. What's new are the Frieda has participated in the students in the country. Kath- to the hospital where he was will serve that borough, ,En- free event will be open 1-5 p.m. school juniors from throughout broader horizons and the new Student Council, intramurals, and 7-9 p.m. leen is a graduate of St. Jo- treated and released. lishtown, Allentown, Farm- the state at the annual Engi- worlds of adventure that Scout- Future Teachers of America, Winners of awards totaling seph's School, Keyport. She is ing offers today's girls. yearbook, and was a casl ELECTRONIC ingdale and the townships of neering Careers Day, March $1,000 will be announced at a the' granddaughter of Mrs. 18. As almost three and three- member in the junior class COMPUTER 10 Books Presented Freehold, Howell, Marlboro, reception in the college tomor- Mary Vincent of Philadelphia, The chance for juniors from quarter million Girl Scouts eel play, "Sabrina Fair." She has PROGRAMMING To Library at Fort Colts Neck and Holmdel. row night. formerly of Keyport. ebrate Girl Scout Weok this also b«tn a member of the dril or CENTRAL more than 100 high schools to iroinuiiINSTITUTE: N£W JERSty FT. MONMOUTH — Jewish learn about career opportuni- year, they graphically describe team for three years, co-editoi War Veterans Post 125 of As- ties in engineering will be the their organization in a simple for sports of the school news NEW BRUNSWICK • 845-4*86 bury Park has presented 10 'Surf 'vb Sing' Splash Blast Due highlight of an all-day pro- theme: "Girl Scouting: Values paper, and a member of th 335 George St. VA Approved pew books to the post's Educa- gram at Rutgers University, to Hold—Worlds to Explore." National Honor Society. tional Library. here. Freida's plans are to majoi NEST LONG BRANCH • 542-2803 The books, dealing with Jew- in physical education at Mont 265 Monmouth Park Highway ish history and religion which At Baptist Church on March 24 7 CYO Winners clair. will be kept in the Main Post KEYPORT - The First Bap- pictures will be presented to ture the musical talent of "The Toui BeirLabs RED BANK - The Mon tist Church announces a spe- young people who have been Wayside Trio" of Middletown. LINCrtOI'T - Students of mouth County Catholic Youth Chapel, were presented to "TROUBLE SPOTS art no longer trouble- Chaplain Daniel O. Wilson by cial program for the now gen- competing in a contest, and a This girls' trio, with guitar and Christian Brothers Academy re- Organization has announced tome ... not ilnci I iwltched to Clear- Carl Mass, commander of the eration of teens on the theme picture will also bo given to banjo, has been nn attraction cently visitnd Bell Telephone winners of its cheer/loading Plex. I've found ClearPlex does two things JWV post and Milton Wilkotz, of surfing. A "Surf V Sing" some guest chosen from the at many folk-music rallies in Laboratories at IlolmdeL They contest held recently in St. — It clean up trouble spots . . . helps junior vice commander. splash blast will feature surf- audience. Gospel music with the area. were given a tour of the facili James Catholic School. keep my completion blemlih free." ing art and music that's "with the "New Sound" will accom- Also on the program will lie ties, including the library, com They are St. Mary's CYO, ClearPlex it flit woixUrful n»w product TEEN DANCE SUNDAY it" at 7 p.m. Sunday, March pany the pictures as they are soloist Jim Doherty, a student puter center and a typical work- New Monmouth, first place; St that clearl complBiciotii. Iti patentad 24. drawn. ing laboratory. Anthony's CYO, Red Bank, formula actually ttarvst ugly skin b!«rn- UNION BEACH — The Teen at Raritan High School who Canteen will sponsor a dance Along with a display of surf- On display in the church will The students, accompanied by second, and Holy Family CYO ithet by drying up iht oils that blamiiliet made the Shore Conference Sunday night from 7 to 10 p.m. ing art, Pastor Eugene F. be several new surf boards Brother Malachy, were im- Union Beach, third. fa«d on. Devalopad by a leading dorma- In the gymnasium of Memorial Gregory will draw two chalk through the courtesy of Bill Chorus. He will sing "The pressed with the exhibit on tologiit, ClearPlev it guaranteed fo worlc Man" and will be accompanied or your money back. Availabla at lead- School, Mornlngsidc Ave' Music pictures, one of which will Il- Minder of the Monmouth Beach "Picture Phone," the "seeas- Reach ready buyers for mo ing Drug Storal without a prescription. will be provided by The Sounds lustrate "Surfing the Wave of Surf Shop. by Glenn Sorenscn of Hazlet on you-talk" telephone developed bile homes with a result-gettin Pliotv by Poga Photo Studio of *me. Dress is casual. Life." Several original surfing ., The program will also fea- his electrified guity. by Bell Laboratories. Classified Ad. Dial 741-6900 now FRGM01JRREA11EH8

Established in 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register, Incorporated M. HAROLD KELLY, Publisher gggg Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor products are not acceptable. Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor Hahne Location U Ideal State Highway 34 Transportation Plan Is Imaginative Holmdel T The $2 billion state transportation , through the next decade, and covers — ° 5 71esday, March «, I «ad your article to The master plan proposed by the state's to a large extent — work that should Daily Register heading "Lincroft Group Wants Center Elsewhere" and "Would Bar Property Reaming. transportation commissioner, David J. have started a decade ago. I have resided in Iincroft Over 24 years and being in Monmouth County is fortunate Goldberg, shows an imagination that the real estate and appraising business or over Mm has been lacking for too many years. that Sen. Richard R. Stout and Assem- believe in upholding good, sound, practical zoning, until As to Monmouth County's press- blyman Joseph Azzolina, being chair- circumstances warrant a correction. • tag needs, the plan looks good. This man and a member, respectively, of Therefore, an organization should not stand in wmy is particularly true in the top priority the legislative transportation commit- of progress as the property where Hahne &X0^wishes tees, are in excellent position to give to locate with its ?3,OOO,O0O ratable cannot *%**»** given the stretch on Rt. 35 from Ea- surrounding area. It is bounded by natural barriers, such tontown to Asbury Park, a dangerous the master plan the study it merits. as the Garden State Parkway on the west; «>e Parfcway highway that has been neglected de- We're beginning to believe the exits, professional building and Camp Coles on Uie north, spite urgent pleas for many years. state wants to clear up its highway one residential property to the east; and the Swimming The recommended $1.2 billion bond mess — and that it is acknowledging River to the south. , «: i a.,. ' some of the problems that exist in It is my opinion as a qualified SRA appraiser that «i« issue is large — but we agree with property was previously devaluated and downgraded uy me Mr. Goldberg's comment that its size Monmouth County. We hope our legis- encroachments of the before-mentioned surroundings. The is no larger than the problem it seeks lators, after giving the proposal an location is ideal and a natural for a shopping center such to handle. It is important to remem- extensive examination, will be able to as Hahne & Co. and this should be an improvement for the wholeheartedly have that view, too. W ber, too, that the plan extends only °I would recomment that this property be rezoned ac- cordingly, as we are in dire need of new ratables because each year our property taxes have increased alarmingly. A Helpful Discussion Scheduled The organization called BROOM recognizes this when The New Jersey Conference of line would be harmful to their resort they state "uncollected taxes lumped from 5 per cent in Mayors is providing a public service trade. We hope those fears are 1966 to 7 per cent in 1967." This Is an alarming situation groundless, but that can't be deter- as it portrays many, many property owners will be losing . by calling tomorrow's discussion on mined until a genuine airing of the their properties due to high taxes if this condition continues the state's proposal to build a railroad THE REPORTER unchecked. . . pros and cons is on the record. line in the middle pf the planned Rt. I do not agree with the "BROOM officers suggested The concept of meeting rail and raising the interest rate for delinquent taxpayers as one 35 freeway between Eatontown and motor transportation problems in a Planning Vacation? Think U.S. solution to the Township ratable problem." This will only Brielle. single package has a definite appeal, By JIM BISHOP SAN FRANCISCO: The personality kid add to the taxpayers' financial problems and in no way As envisioned by state planners, particularly if it can eliminate a dupli- The first brief smile of spring adorns of municipalities. Steep hills, antique trol- correct this situation. . leys, Golden Gate and seafood restaurants I, as a resident and taxpayer, recommend that an the line would provide something like cation of construction costs. the land and the whole nation starts to dis- cuss summer vacations. Some will go to so good they are almost sinful. See Yo- Middletown Township governing bodies approve the selected rapid transit between the shore and •All factors must be considered, the same old lake; others will trudge the ( Semite National Park, by all means. location of Hahne it Co. for a shopping center. the metropolitan area to meet present however, and we look forward to mountains, or walk bare-footed along damp LOS ANGELES: Rent a car and drive We, the Middletown Township taxpayers, as a group, and future needs of the county, par- hearing the alternatives that oppo- beaches. A few will sleep at home through down the coast from San Francisco. It's should endeavor to support said shopping center as the W million ratable takes the place of a development of 100 nents to the state proposal will offer. the entire two weeks. worth it. The Monterey Peninsula is ticularly the western area. houses selling for $30,000 each, without the burden and ad- The big issue, of course, is improved I This is the year that breathtaking in its beauty. In Los Angeles, Officials of some shore municipali- I Industry and Government see Beverly Hills and the homes of the mo- ditional expense of the customary school, transportation, ties fear that the shuttle to the new- railroad commuter service. ask you to take a look at vie stars. Go to the motion picture studios streets and police expenditures. America. It's worth a look, and watch a movie being made. See Dis- Very truly yours, not only because it is a neyland. Dine in a Mexican area. Paul R. Stryker Another Great Day place of stunning beauty, * * * but it will also keep a cou- It's The Big Parade day tomor- green have extra reason for joy. St. SAN ANTONIO:-, A great city. Sail on Misleading Caption? row in New York City and in the ple of billions of dollars Patrick's birthday is Sunday, giving from flowing into foreign a river of flowers and lights at night. Visit Co B, (Med) hearts of millions of Americans who us an extra day to faithfully observe lands, to be redeemed for the Alamo. Enjoy the music of Spanish 173d Spt Bn consider St Patrick's Day their very RKHOP gold at Fort Knox. guitars and the welcome hand all San An- ' 173d Aon Bde (Sep) it We will, indeed, start tonight to tonians extend to strangers. own. Brogues will become thicker, BISHOP y j had three weekg t0 S. F., Oallf. NEW ORLEANS: Not so quaint these particularly for television commenta- prepare the celebration. spare, I'd buy tdurist vacation tickets on APO 96250 the airlines and see the whole country. days, but the French influence is still alive To the Editor: Our first toast, by the way, is tors blessed with the good fortune of Three weeks? This proves that more than in one quarter of the city. Wonderful I am an American fighting man now serving in Viet- having having their names begin with ancient but is directed to all those of the air is balmy. Permit me to dream on. creole dining; good Dixieland combinations ' nam. A volunteer at that. I am also a reader of The Daily Me. goodwill: May you be in heaven an I'd start in New York . . . in many of the taverns., Stand on a levee of Register, here in Vietnam. the Mississippi and hum Old Man River. What with Leap Year and all/ hour before the Devil knows you're NEW YORK is a great departure point. As I have spent two of my past three years in combat MIAMI: Not hot in the summer, as you those who annually take to wearing dead. If you enjoy legitimate theatre, in addition zones, it is a kind of special event for me to be able to read to Grant's Tomb and the Statue of Liberty, might think. Visit the beach, bathe in clear a stateside newspaper, even though they most usually are it may be worth a two-day stay. It's load- jade seas. Visit the Sequarium, the Flori- two to four weeks old when I get to read them. It's Boat Show Time ed with hot canyons and cold eyes. da Keys. Great fishing, dog tracks, golf But what is really bad, is what little America (hippies, DETROIT is a favorite short stop, be- courses. Probably the most naturally beau- students and dogmatic adults) thing is the war in Vietnam. The Jersey Coast Boat Show — the 1968 nautical season. Whether cause of Dearborn, which has restored the tiful setting in the nation. But I can now see why, as I read an Associated Press pic- which opens its annual nine-day you're a boat owner or a landlubber original courtroom in which Abraham Lin- HOME: You will probably find it just ture and caption which was printed in your paper on Feb. stand tomorrow at Asbury Park's who dreams of donning the shipper's coln practiced; the Wright Brothers Labora- where you left it. The sweetest part of any 20. ' Convention Hall — is a sure sign that cap, this is the time to begin preparing tory, with their books and drawings of homecoming is the joy of your own bed. The way the captain is written, it could easily lead planes; Henry Ford's first efforts at mak- It. soothes every contour of your weary anyone who is not over here to think that the woman and spring is coming. for the happy days ahead. ing a horseless carriage; Thomas Edison's frame. You are destined for a few surpris- child were bombed and left homeless by American forces. The show will run daily and, Sun- Of course, many members of the first generator and electric light bulb. Be- es, such as a couple of dozen newspapers That isn't so. day through March 24 and it prom- boating fraternity complain that the sides, one can ride through the Windsor at the door; a dining room table good for In our opinion (American forces in Vietnam), there ises to be bigger and better than ever. sport is getting too popular — and Tunnel and visit Canada.' writing your name in dust; something which should be a law against newspapers printing such article* DENVER: This mile-high city sits In somebody forgot to turn off. The boat show means that another the waterways are getting jammed as.tnls, which are... corruptive to the morals of Ameri- the shadow of the lofty Rockies. An hour's There are other places I would visit — cans at home and abroad. season of fun and sun on the water with traffic. But there is still plenty drive from an original mining town, com- If I had the time and the checkbook. Yel- - SSG John T. Slovenz for boating enthusiasts is upcoming. of room in our rivers, bays and the plete with hitching posts, dance hall, opera lowstone National Park is one; the Black Boating is an integral part of life in ocean. The sport, we suspect, win, house, the face on the barroom floor. Den- Hills of Dakota is another. A boat trip on ', ver has some swinging joints for dinner. TODAY IN HISTORY the county — and, in its way, the continue to grow. After all, itVoni the Mississippi; the rocky area of Maine LAS VEGAS: A billiard table desert between Portland and Boothbay Harbor; •how represents a fitting kickoff to of the joys of living in Monmouth. with a diamond-studded cue in the middle. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Quebec, which isn't American but I'm be- Today is the 75th day of 1968. There are 291 days left Beautiful girls, sophisticated roulette ginning to think it isn't Canadian either. wheels — sleep all day, play all night. See in the yeai. How about the ten thousand lakes of Min- Today's highlight in history: INSIDE WASHINGTON gigantic Hoover Dam. Only the losers nesota; the enchanting southern atmosphere Jump. of Memphis; the whole NASA complex at On this date in 44 B.C., Julius Caesar was assassinated. SEATTLE: The northwestern edge of Houston; the austere marble beauty of On this date: LBJ Favors Income Guarantee the United States. Fine restaurants, good Washington, D.C.; King Street in Charles- In 1603, the French navigator and explorer, Samuel golf courses, the whole Cascade Range is ton? Milwaukee all the time. de Champlain, sailed for the new world. By ROBERT S. ALLEN the Department of Health, Education and in view. There is the Columbia River, Van- This summer, dream big. It will give In 1767, the seventh U.S. President, Andrew Jackson, President Johnson is moving toward Welfare. Throughout his congressional couver to the north and Olympic National you something to talk about all next win-' was bom. public endorsement of the idea that the fed- career, Hill. has effectively championed Park on the Pacific Ocean. ter. In 1820, Maine entered the Union as the 23rd state. eral government should guarantee a mini- medical research. As chairman of an Ap- Jin 1916, Gen. John J. Pershlng was given-command-of, ~ mum income for every family. propriations Subcommittee, ne^succeedeT 12,000 soldiers and ordered to move into Mexico to capture This controversial pronouncement, over a period of years in boosting the funds- YOUR MONEY'S WORTH the revolutionary Mexican leader, Pancho Villa. which is expected during of the famous National Institutes of Health, In 1943, Japanese planes raided Darwin, Australia. the coming presidential Bethesda, Md., from several hundred mil- In 1956, rave reviews greeted the opening of the Broad- campaign, is indicated by lion dollars annually to more than one bil- Where the Jobs Will Be way musical, "My Fair Lady." It became the longest-run- a number of backstage lion dollars ... New Defense Secretary ning musical hit. By SYLVIA PORTER maneuvers by the Presi- Clark Clifford will reverse his predecessor's Jobs In service fields, ranging from Ten years ago. The Soviet Union said it would agree to dent to build up public opposition to the construction of three nu- If you, today's high school or college stu- medicine tq cooking, will soar, in the 1965- dent, intend to become a scientist, you a ban on use of outer space for military purposes but only support. clear frigates, strongly urged by the Navy 75 decade four times as rapidly as jobs in if all military bases on foreign soil were eliminated. should know that in the years directly transportation, public utilities or manufac- Most Important of and overwhelmingly approved by Congress, Five years ago. It was announced that a direct com- these was the role played only to have the funds impounded by the ahead the greatest job opportunities will be turing. _fp£jifejidentists, including medical, agri- munications line between Washington and Moscow '— the by the President in getting President at McNamara's instigation. Clif- Jobs in government, federal, state and so-called "hot line" — had been set up. cultural and biological local, will climb almost 4 million, or near- the National Advisory ford has let legislative leaders know he One year ago: Henry Cabot Lodge resigned as U S, ALLEN Commission on Civil Dis- favors building these nuclear ships ... scientists. ly 40 per cent during this period. If you plan to make ambassador to South Vietnam, and Ellsworth Bunker was orders to boost the idea in Cheddi Jagan, Marxist former Prime Min- Jobs in mining will continue their long named to replace him. Its monumental study. ister of British Guyana, will attempt a your career In the health decline and the number of jobs in agricul- comeback in this year's election there. occupations, you should be ture is slated to drop another 23 per cent Today's birthdays: Band Leader Harry James is 52 The commission was deadlocked over years old. Carl T. Curtis, R-Neb., is 63. the guaranteed annual income issue until Jagan returned to Guyana in January af- aware that between now in the 1965-75 period. ter a prolonged stay in Moscow. He will be and 1975, job openings will • * * Thought for today: Habit, if not resisted, soon becomes the President sent word to Illinois' Gov- a necessity, St. Augustine, 354-430 A.D. ernor Otto Kerner, chairman, that he want- opposed by Prime Minister Forbes Burn- grow fastest for medical technologists, dental hy- IN THE FIELDS of education and ed the proposal included among the com- ham, who defeated Jagan in a bitter cam- health, there will be enormous numbers of mission's major recommendations. paign four years ago. gienists, medical record librarians and registered new jobs. Demands will be acute for col- By a one-vote margin, the commission professional nurses. lege teachers and school counselors, espe- PORTER cially vocational counselors. Job opportu- then adopted a White House drafted recom- If you are interested mendation offered by Senator Fred R. Har- DELAY IS FORESEEN - In private nities in health will be across-the-board, ris, D-Okla., an administration supporter, briefings to Senate Armed Service Commit- in a clerical career, you should recognize encompassing not only physicians and stating: that the prospects will be brightest for those nurses but also dentists, dental laboratory tee, U.S. Intelligence authorities estimate working with office electronic computers "As a long range goal, the commission that North Koreans will hold the 82 crew- technicians, X-ray technicians, physical and and operating office machines, as opposed occupational therapists, dieticians and recommends that the federal government men at least two months more, and pos- to bookkeepers or stenographers. seek to develop a national system of income veterinarians. sibly longer in order to extract as much Or, if you dream of becoming a writer, supplementation based strictly on need." In the scientific-technical fields, information as possible. you should understand that most of (he new chances will be almost limitless. By 1075, This would have two "broad and basic opportunities will be for technical writers, purposes," says the commission's study: From our own experience with Commu- particularly in the fields of electronics and the demand for scientists and engineers is 1. To provide, for those ablo to work nist prisoners and defectors, these officials communications. Aiso, your best chances expected to be up by nearly 57 per cent, "any necessary supplements in such a way calculate that it takes up to six months of as a journalist will be with small town with greatly expanded job opportunities for as to develop incentives for fuller employ- continual interrogation before the possibili- newspapers. life scientists, physicists, mathematicians,-' ment." ty of getting more information from a pris- * * * chemists, metallurgists, geophysicists and 2. For those who can work (and for oner is exhausted. geologists. mothers who decide to remain with their The larger number of captives, includ- THESE ARE A FEW of the trends Other fast expanding areas will be: ad- children) "a minimum standard of decent ing naval officers, scientists, and techni- which will be highlighted in the U.S. Labor vertising, banking, hotel and restaurant living and aid in saving children from the cians with highly specialized skills, indicate Department's 1968-69 Occupational Outlook management, protective service, food ser- prison of poverty that has held their the extent of the interrogation task, the Handbook, which will be published next vice, business machine servicing, carpen- parents." authorities explained. month and which will describe In detail try, plumbing, electrical service, real es- The unannounced prodding of the com- more than 700 different occupations. state, insurance, television and radio re- The Defense Department has hired Ab- Here are some of the broad trends: pair, systems analysts, secretarial and ac- mission was the second major effort by the ba Schwartz, former director of the State President this year to build up public sup- Between now and 1975, the overall U.S. counting and other offlco work. Department's office of Security and Consu- labor force Is expected to grow from today's port for the controversial proposal before lar Affairs, as a consultant on how to ob- Obviously, tho key message to you is he gives it his official blessing later in the 81.8 million to 89 million workers. this: tain release of U.S. prisoners in North Viet- The. most rapidly growing sectors of year. nam, North Korea, and Communist China. Beforo you settle on a final career this overall growth will be in jobs for wom- choice, look over the literally hundreds of • • * Schwartz was reorganized out of his en, particularly those in the 45-54 age brack- different occupations which will be

Keeping Posted Dates Set for Red Bank Antiques Show 1 RED BANK-For the 19th Hygienists to Meet 'Art in the Home Getting to Know You Hadatmh Dinner consecutive year, the Wom- FREEHOLD - Second an- CHERRY HILL - The New MIDDLETOWN - Mid- COLTS NECK - A bowling an's Guild of Trinity Episco- Monmouth Auxiliary of Fam- party for high school stu- nual progressive dinner- pal Church will stage its an- Jersey Dental Hygienists As- dance of the Freehold Chap- sociation will hold a lun^ ily and Children's Service dents will be sponsored by nual antiques show and sale will meet here Tuesday in the civics department of the ter of Hadassah will be held In the air conditioned parish cheon-meeting Wednesday at April 6. The evening will be- 12:30 p.m. here in the Cherry the- home of Mrs. Donald Woman's Club Sunday at 2 hall of the church. Dates this Casey, 60 Mallard Road. p.m. in Strathmore Lanes. gin with cocktails in the Jew- year will be April 23, 24 and Hill Inn. The speaker will be ish Community CJenter. Din« Dr. Joseph R. Ashman, direc- Mrs. Mary Sheean, Middle- The club is planning the proj- 25. ect to provide .an opportu- ner will be served in the tor of the courses in oral hy- town artist, will speak on homes of members, and cof- Dealers, from New Jersey, giene at the University of "Art in the Home." nity for students to become New York, Pennsylvania, better acquainted. fee and dessert at the center, Pennsylvania. His topic will A business meeting will followed by dancing. Delaware and Connecticut be "Expansion of the Duties follow to discuss plans for a will display and sell furni- of Dental Auxiliary Person- fund-raising cocktail party Mrs. Leo Leiberman and ture, art-glass, silver, pewter, nel in New Jersey." Chair- to be held April 28, in Bamm Mrs. Arthur Bennett will ac- brass, primitives, jewelry, man of reservations is Miss Hollow Country Club. Mrs. Sorority Luncheon cept reservations. dolls, lamps, paintings, orien- Cheryl Anderson, 700 Main Philip Smith, Fair Haven, tal art and other items. St., Riverton. RED BANK — Gamma Ep- Mrs. Harry Silver, Edge- and Mrs. Graebner, Middle- silon Chapter of Beta Sigma wood Drive., will be hostess Home prepared luncheons town, are co-chairmen. Mrs. will be served daily between Phi sorority will sponsor a at a membership tea on Kobert Pursell, Middletown, fashion show and luncheon Wednesday. noon and 2 p.m., with a dif- is ticket chairman. ferent menu each day. Tea Millinery Show Saturday, March 23, at noon in the Crystal Brook Inn, will be available from 2 to MIDDLETOWN — An Eas- 4 p.m. and dessert the first Eatontown. Fashions will be ter millinery show will be by Vogel's, Red Bank. Ticket Village Card Party two days of the show from presented at a meeting of Fifth Avenue Affair 7 to 10 p.m. chairman is Mrs. Milton MIDDLETOWN - The Vil- the Middletown Township NEW SHREWSBURY - MacDonald, Fair Haven. The Ladies Auxiliary of the lage Garden Club will hold Auxiliary to Eiverview Hos- its annual card party tonight SUITED FOR SPRING — Modeling on Monday, March pital Monday in Fellowship Veterans of Foreign Wars 25, at a card party sponsored by the New Shrewsbury Hall of Old First Church, will hold a "Fifth Avenue at' 8:30 in Buck Smith's Garden Club Speaker Restaurant, East Keansburg. Woman'i Club will be Mrs. H. S, Allnutt, left, New Kings Hwy. Tea" and fashion show to- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - morrow at 7:30 in the Swim- Educational Evening Theme of the event is "Play Shrewsbury, and Mrs. Robert B. Pursell, Middletown. The Garden Club will have Hats will be from the Mad It With Flowers." Mrs. Roger ming River School. FREEHOLD - The Junior Mrs. Allnutt wears a brown linen suit with striped top, as a speaker and arranger Hatter, White St., Red Bank. Kellner is chairman and Mrs. Mrs. Florence Dick on Mrs. Rolf Paulson is fashion Fashions for men and wom- Woman's Club is sponsoring white vinyl boots and matching bag, and Mrs. Pursell, a George Schepp in charge of Thursday,. March 21, at 1 show chairman and Mrs. en will.be shown by Bessie a public meeting on brain-in- tickets. yallow and white dress and jacket ansembia with win- p.m. in the fire house. Her James Davidheiser, in charge Massey of Darby, Pa. They jured children, Wednesday at dow-pane back, all from Kridel't, Red Bank. The event theme will be "Spring is of refreshments. will "be modeled by profes- 8:30 p.m. in the clubhouse, sionals in her company and 87 South Str will take place in Willowbrook Inn, Fair Haven. Everywhere." Mrs. Dick is Beservations for the March a demonstrator, lecturer and 26 bus trip to Avon Products, members of the auxiliary. Dr. Anthony DeSplrito, To Tour Hospital (Register Staff Photo) teacher; a member of Town Suffern, N..Y., may be made The event will be the first chief of pediatrics and mem- RED BANK — The local and Country Gardeners of with Mrs. Vernon Cano. The to be sponsored by the aux- ber of the Child Evaluation chapter of Deborah Hospital, Audubon, and an accredited group will lunch in the Town iliary -since it was chartered Team at Jersey Shore Medi- will tour the hospital in Ann Landers flower show judge. House, Suffern. in 1967. cal Center, will speak on Browns Mills Sunday, March Mrs. Robert Irving and Mrs. Erma Crump, presi- diagnosing the brain-injured 31. A chartered bus will leave Mrs. Rudy Petrasek' are in dent; Mrs. Lucy Cannon Sr., child, and Robert Gold, at 12:30 p.m. from the ' charge. The public is invited. and Mrs. Herta Massey Jr., teacher of the neurologically, Shrewsbury bus depot, on Bride and Dessert vice presidents are coordi- impaired in the Holmdel Shrewsbury Ave. behind the Pills for Pep HUMSON - The New Jer- nating arrangements. School System, will discuss A & P market. A snack bar sey Shore Wellesley Club Dear Ann Landers: One Tell your son to leave them teaching methods. The Fros- will be open at the hospital. Spring Series, will hold its second annual tig film will be shown.' Tour will start at 2 p.m. and fears so much about drugs alone. dessert bridge Wednesday at ' and pills and pot these days MATAWAN - The Sister- refreshments will be served hood of Temple Shalom will 1 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Chinese Auction The program is being hell - it is frightening. I'm writing Dear Ann Landers: My at 3 p.m. begin a spring series of get- Charles L. Walker, 181 Rum- FREEHOLD — The Setting to acquaint the public with about my 19-year-old college mother is a lovely woman, son Road. Proceeds will be Sun Council, Degree of Poca- the problems of the brain-in- Mrs. Anthony Di Marco, son, I respect his privacy. I 66 years of age, and she has acquainted teas on Thursday evening in the home of the contributed to the Wellesley hontas, will hold a Chinese jured child and to demon- chairman, 58 McCormack don't snoop in his belongings terminal cancer. She knows Scholarship Fund. Mrs. Ray auction and card party Satur- ic strate how learning disabili- Place, Middletown, will ac- »nd I don't ask too many of her condition but she is membership chairman, Mrs. Gerald Dressman, 11 Limer- W. Ellison, Rumson, is chair- day, March 23, at 2 p.m. in ties are being handled In the cept reservations until March questions. But I always go cheerful and noncomplaining. man. Koos Bros, store. school system. 25. through his trouser pockets The doctors tell us she has ick Place, Hazlet. and turn them inside out be- six months at most and all fore tossing them Into the we can do is keep her com- washer. fortable. Congressman Widnall Yesterday I came across A neighbor who was al- Architects Discuss New Trends two little green and white ways a gossip and a trouble- ward building units that segre- Mrs. Richard Scarborough, maker has told several DEAL —"New Values and the Jersey Shore Branch of capsules. Thad no idea what To Speak at Luncheon gate the population according Eatontown, reported that "Up, they were so I asked him. friends and relatives that Expression in Architecture" American Association of was the topic of an informal University Women here in the to age, income, or number of Up and Away" will be the • He said, "Oh, those are for mother has the kind of can- EATONTOWN - Rep. Wil- discussion by three architects, home of Mrs. Charles G.. Sama- children in a family, were Mrs. theme of the annual dinner when I have to cram for an cer that is contagious. For liam B. Widnall, R-N.J., of the Noburu Kobayashl, Red Bank; ha, Parker Ave. Elton Weaver, Oakhurst; Mrs. dance set for May 21 in the exam. They help me stay this reason she has had very seventh congressional district, Jerome Larson, Spring Lake Anthony Coppola, Neptune Manasquan River Golf Club, awake." I asked if he got few visitors. I've telephoned will be speaker at the an- Joining in the informal dis- Heights, and Fr,ank Tenore, City, and Mrs. Owen Pearce, them from a doctor and he some of these people and nual luncheon of the Monmouth cussion on zoning, lack of in- Brielle. Toms River, at a meeting of Spring Lake. laughed. "All the kids get tried to explain that this is County Federation of Republi- dividualism and the trend to- The bylaws were accepted" these pills from students untrue, but when fear takes can Women tomorrow hi the Mrs. John Carton, Neptune, and approved was the slate of over, logic flies out the win- whose dads are doctors or Old Orchard Country Club. was program chairman, and officers: Mrs. Kenneth Di. 3 dow. Please say something hostesses were Mrs. George A. mothers are nurses. Fret Congressman Widnalt will Miss LeRoyMarried mon, Manasquan, treasurer; samples, I guess." on this subject.—GRIEVING Bariscillo Jr., Deal, and Mrs. Miss Anne D. Pollitt, Inter- DAUGHTER speak on congressional direc- Jay A. Kern, West Allenhurst. When he saw I was con- tions in housing and urban ASBURY PARK — The mar- laken, recording secretary, and cerned he. assured me that Dear Daughter: No physi- problems and will discuss fea- riage of Miss Rose Marie Le- Mrs. Seymour Epstein, Deal, Mrs. Hans Watty, Spring Lake the pills are harmless and cian with whom I have tures of the Capital and Mass Roy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. president, announced the Heights, legislation chairman, said, "Don't worry!" I AM talked knows of a single Transport Acts of 1964-66 he Joseph John LeRoy, 37 Bran- branch will host the AAUW worried, however, and am case of cancer which resulted co-authored. ford Circle, Tinton Falls, to Creative Arts Festival Oct. 26 asking you to tell me what from contagion. A person Victor David Bahary, son at Monmouth College. A Tricky Tray who would not visit your Dean of the New Jersey con- you know about these pills. gressional delegation, Mr. Wid- of Mr. and Mrs. David S. film "The Widening Gap," is HAZLET- A tricky tray —EASTERN MOM mother for this reason dis- Bahary, 26 Wallace Road, plays abysmal ignorance. nall has represented his district being shown this morning in party will be sponsored by ..-.. .Bear Mom: Hie green and in Washington since 1950. He Deal, took place on Feb. 1. the home of Mrs. Epstein. the local auxiliary to the whjte capsules could be one. is ranking minority member of Judge Eugene Capibianco of- Mrs. Robert Reaves, Brlelle, 'Bayshore Community Hos-' of a number of things and I the House Banking and Cur- ficiated at the ceremony here Final Winners will speak on "Changing Values pital. On April 16 at 8:30 p.m. hesitate to guess, but they .rencv—Committee and -Joint -in-his-chambersr-Mrsr-William in Music—at-the—installation- —SOund-like~i>ep-pillS7-This4s' fn TournrameTft Defense Production Commit- Schmid, Long Branch, was the dinner April 3 in the Barclay TTBuclrSmith's-Bestaurant, one of the amphetamines Hep. William Ii. Widnall MATAWAN — Mrs. Conrad tee, and Is a member of the only attendant. Hotel, Belmar. East Keansburg. (goof balls) and they can Joint Economic Committee. i wreck the central nervous Brevick, director of the Dupli- The former Miss LeRoy is system and cause convul- cate Bridge Tournament spon- Luncheon tickets are avail- For Book Worms a 1962 graduate of Red Bank sions if taken in excess. sored by the Woman's club, able from Mrs. Joseph Gauss, High School and Asbury Park + has announced the winners nf Shrewsbury. MATAWAN —.The Book Business College, class of 1966. the final session held in the Discussion Group sponsored She isa secretary with McDon- + clubhouse. by the Sisterhood of Temple nell and Co. Inc., Asbury Park + Mrs. Leon Christinat and Shalom will meet on Thurs- BULLETW i brokerage firm, where her + Custom and Sessions day, March 26, at 8:30 p.m. Mrs. Everett Carlson placed husband is an account exec- + first north and south and a tie in the home of Mrs. Samuel Ready-Made utive. He is an alumnus of Mrs. Victor D. Bahary ONCEf IN A LIFETIME * between Mrs. Gerard Devlin To Focus Ackerman, 21 Jasmine Road, + Lakeridge, Madison Town- Horace Mann High School, New (The former Rose LeRoy) and Mrs. Marguerite Laird and York, Syracuse University and + Mrs. William E. Craig and ship. The book to be dis- On Family cussed will be "The Fall," by New York University School of Customers call when you ad- Mrs. Maurice Eoussilon was RUMSON - A school for Business Administration. + created for second place. Albert Camus. The April vertise your business service Community Action, "Spotlight 1 SALE!! I DRAP- bajk will be Thomas Wolfe's with -, action-getting Classified Mrs. Thomas Welstead and The couple reside in Asbury on the Family," will be held "Look Homeward, Angel." Park. Ads. Dial 741-6900 today! + Miss A. Catherine McDonald Monday by the Red Bank Sec- + We purchased the contents of the were first place winners east tion of the National Council of + finest tvomen's shop in Westchester ERIES and west, and Mrs. Eugene Jewish Women from 10 a.m. to + Krebs and Mrs. A. Stanley Or- ViVrt tamoui for thtm . .. . both 3 p.m. here in Congregation + The Greatest Names in Exquisite Designer decki, second. B'nai Israel, Hance and Ridge •ur rsddy madai and euitom * . . + In the novice tournament, Roads. A baby sitting service Clothes and Imports Included: TEAL TRAINA, and wa offtr eonvtnitn* ihop «t Mrs. Vernon Achenberg wa will be available. + CAHAN, MORT SCHRADER, AQUASCUTUM, horn* nrvici. Giv« ut • call] first, Mrs. Bron Urban, second + Arnold Lieberman, director JERRY SILVERMAN, HANNAH TROY, BON- Mrs. Joseph Perez, third, an of casework at Family and Mrs. Carl Kleinkort, fourth. Children's Service of Mon- + NIE CASHIN, MALCOLM STERN, ETC., ETC Trophies will be awarded mouth County will be DRESSES, COATS, ENSEMBLES, today at the social session the speaker at the morning ses- + which will start with luncheoi sion. His topic will be "Middle + LOUNGEWEAR, BOUTIQUES, at noon. Class Families, Their Values SKILLED DECORATING + BAGS, GIFTS, ETC. and Problems." No better way. Reach peopl< Luncheon will be served at a ADVICE COSTS NO MORE— SHREWSBURY who need home improvemenl nominal fes after the discus- VALUES TO $500 . . . 468 BROAD ST. services with, an action-gettin sion period. At 1 p.m. a panel AND THE RESULTS Call 747-4422 • Classified Ad. Dial 741-6900 now! of council members will dis- cuss "The Disadvantaged Fam- + PRICE ily." Participating will be Mrs. WILL REALLY PLEASE YOU! + ATT 1 / Charles Bcrhstcin and Mrs. HARRIS CATERERS Walter Pressman, Little Silver; + ALL JL/ii AND Mrs. Albert Goldstein, Middle- town, and Mrs. Walter Liebo- + /Z LESS!! CATERING witz, New Shrewsbury. The + MOSTLY SMALL SIZES program is directed toward + FOR EVERY OCCASION council members' re-assess- DON'T MISS JT / .' / ment of their current activities • Office Partial • Homo rortlti in the community and moves M. Silberstein Inc • Wadding Recaptions toward new programs of edu- • Church Function! cation, action and service to "CONSULTING ASSISTANCE" PLAIN iV FANCY improve the quality of life for TWO DINING ROOMS Rugi Slipcovers Lamps ^LP 167 LINCOLN AVE., ELUEKON Stating «0 and 100 atthe all citizens. Furniture Bedspreads HARBOR RESTAURANT Wallpaper Tables HOURS: 10 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. DAILY Atl. Highland! Yacht latin Lost something special? Kind 21-23 MECHANIC ST. 74M762 RED BANK Monday Night 7 to 9 P.M. 291-2404 it with a result-getting Classified Ad. Dial 74,1-BflOO nowl 520 for * 8—Friday, March 15,1968, THE DAILY REGISTER mo AM mm Webster of Home Buyer County's Realtors Told How FAIR HAVEN - Little SUver, Laurie of » Blngham AveM disregarding CUSTOM KITCHEN Class Starts To Aid Corporate Transferees On Monday SHREWSBURY - A panel features a coyer devoted to it," he said, "and 85 per cent * . . i • • m^^^^A FURNITUR_^_.««t«mfTillE? Csf^sfOB * if them will be seeking homes." WEST LONG RANCH - discussion on how Realtors can Monmouth County. Keyport 2644)181 When 300 corporate executives "What T6 Look FOE In Newhelp solve housing problems of Mr. Robertson predicted that m •ecently transferred to New Jef- WEST Construction" will be discussed thousands of corporate trans- $140 million worth of homes will ;ey were asked their prefer- featurei ... by three shore builders when ferees moving into this area change hands in New Jersey snees, results revealed that 15 the eighth annual Home Buyers featured the February meeting during 1968. ter cent wanted rentals; 25 per "SIMMONS" School swings into its third ses- of the Monmouth County Board Mr. Robertson cited a recent :ent wanted homes in the $23,- sion Monday at 7:30 p.m. in of Realtors in Rod's Shadow- brook. survey, indicating that 500 ex- K00-$25,000 bracket; 35 per cent Science Hall, Monmouth Col- euctives a month are moving 1869 Lt» lit help you plan Hit kltchtn Program chairman Gerald ranted homes in the $25,000- lege. into the New Jersey area, a to- or bathroom of your eholct. Th« beau- A. Murphy. Introduced the mod- 135,000 range; and 25 per cent The school,, presented by the tal of 6,000 corporate transfer- tiful detail and hudtonw workmanihlp of that* fina erator of the discussion, Theo- vanted homes over $32,000. cabinet! will tntionc« tko bcoury and value of any home. N.J. Shore Builders Association ees a year. dore Robertson of Philadelphia, FREE ESTIMATES—CALL 142-4137 as a service to the public, is "Assuming 85 per cent of publisher of Home Finders Dl "Most of these men will be being co-sponsored this year by hese 6,000 corporate transferees CUSTOM BY rectory, whose February issue in the $10,000 to $20,000 brack- N. J. Natural Gas Company. my homes at an average cost KITCHENS INC. if $28,000, the sales could total BRICKLE Monday's panel will consist H40 million," Mr. Robertson 432 BROAD ST. 842-4137 SHREWSBURY of builders Blaze E. Ionno, Realty Firm Joins Third aid. Point Pleasant, a past presi- dent of NJSBA; vice president He stressed the importance to SURE RELIEF FOR Sydney H. Israel, Lakewood, Multiple Listing Service ncoming residents of good ichool systems, transportation, HAY FEVER SUFFERERS! and president John L. Fitzger- ASBURY PARK — The Shore estate sales associates serving ald, Freehold. •ecreation facilities, churches, Multiple Listing Service has ac- Monmouth County. axes and zoning. A question-answer period will cepted into membership as its The real estate sales man- Citing telephone, company follow the panel discussion. 40th member the firm of Walker ager in the Shrewsbury office ransferres to the Bell Labora- and Walker, realtors with offi- is Charles Darrah of Little Sil- ories at "Holmdel, as only one ces in Shrewsbury and Holmdel. ver. The Holmdel office is man- :ase In point, he anticipated a Fellowship Walker and Walker becomes aged by H. William Holden of otal of 4,100 corporate transfer- the first firm in the county to Manalapan. ses to Monmouth County in 1968. Schedules belong to three of the four Mon- mouth County Multiple Listing Services. It has been a charter CLA Selects Jelinek Talk member of the Red Bank and Walker Firm FAIR HAVEN - "A Scientist Northern Monmoulh Multiple Listing Services. NEW YORK - Country Liv- Examines God" will be the ing Associates, a group of real theme of a talk by Ulrick Jell- Kenneth L. Walker Jr., presi- estate brokers with offices in nek, well-known banquet cir- dent of Walker and Walker, New Jersey, Connecticut, West- cuit speaker, at tomorrow's stated "the reason for joining chester and Long Island, all of breakfast meeting of the Mon- Shore Multiple Listing is to whom are Realtors, have joined mouth County Chapter, Full serve buyers looking for homes to serve the home-buying pub- Gospel Business Men's Fellow- just south of our Shrewsbury lic in the greater New York ship International, at the Wiloffic- e in Eatontown, Oceanport, Metropolitan Area. lowbrook, here. Monmouth Beach, Long Branch, CLA has selected Walker and Mr. Jelinek is president of the West Long Branch and Ocean Township, as well as to serve Walker, Realtors with offices in Severna JIanufacturuig Com- Shrewsbury and Holmdel, to pany in East Orange and hasproperty owners desiring to sell their homes." represent them and serve as the been with NASA in an adminis- sole associate in Monmouth Atlantic Glass is trative capacity. Walker and Walker is one of County north of Asbury Park. The executive-scientist is ex-the original realty firms In the Kenneth L. Walker Jr., presi- pected to develop the thesis that area to offer a home trade-in dent of Walker and Walker, COMPLETE-NO HAY NEEDED I as close as your phone "The more you advance in sci- plan and have this facility avail- said: "CLA is unique and un- ence, the more you are likely able to home buyers anywhere like many of the other referral .PURINA to accept the Bible as fact." In the state. services, as the organization LET WARDS INSTALL The breakfast begins at 9 a.m. They are also members of aserves only the New York com- and is open to all. Reservations national real estate referral ser- muting area, is composed of A NEW TV ANTENNA HORSE CHOW may be made through Raymond vice and serve industrial and only Realtors and was started business transferees moving As Low As CHECKERS CALL TODAY Rafferzeder, chapter president, by a group of Realtors." in Atlantic Highlands, or George anywhere In the country. CLA maintains a fulltime You'll find it at Stowe, Deal. The Shrewsbury and Holmdel staff, with offices in the Chrys- 95 offices have 12 full time real ler Building in New York City, •741-2020 where the industrial business 49 House Sold Telescope Authority transferee and others can re- Wards carries a complete SWARTZEL'S lina of Antennas. Designed | to Talk Tonight ceive and is provided informa- FARM and GARDEN SUPPLIES •566-2838 tion on the tri-state housing sit- Specifically for your area. At Reservoir WEST LONG BRANCH - uation. Call for FREE ESTIMATE.. PAINTS and HARDWARE COLTS NECK - A seven- Robert W. Tuthill, Mountain- side, an . authority on CLA works as a team. Mem- 645 HOLMDEL RD. HAZUT • 681-1200 bedroom colonnade bi-level t bers do not compete with each Did 542-1590 house overlooking Swimming telescopes, will speak at the monthly meeting of the Society other and in the co-ordinating 8:30 to 5:30 264- 2211 River Reservoir has been ac- center, the emphasis is on in- quired by Mr. and Mrs. Daniel for Telescopy, Astronomy, and Radio (STAR) tonight at formation and service, submit- Authorized Insurance Flynn through the Carl F. Zel- ting facts as to zoning, schools, Montgomery Ward lers real estate office, Holmdel. 7:30 at Shore Regional High School. price range of homes available, Monmouth Shopping Ctr. Floor-to-ceiling thermopane commuting costs and taxes in Eatontown Circle Replacement Service sliding glass doors form the An amateur telescope-build- the New York City area. major portion of the elevated er, Mr. Tuthill has gained rec- living room rear wall giving a ognition as an authority on thin panoramic view of the water. mirrors, having developed a 20- Situated on Horseshoe Court, Inch mirror for a telescope that the property was formerly is trailer mounted. ATLANTIC GLASS owned by Mr. and Mrs. Robert G.K. Gaule, Elberon, is pres- Hayden, who designed and built ident of the local group. "GLASS and MIRRORS IN EVERY SIZE YOU CAN BREAK" the house. LEGAL NOTICE— down on Realtor Donald Van Note of B A MIS« 21 MAPLE AVE. cor. WHITI ST. and the Zeller office negotiated the . NOTICE DAN IV. MAPLE AVE. — TEL. 747.2020 MONMOUTH COUNTY sale. . 8URR00 ATK'8 COURT HWT Notice to Creditor! to FrMtnl DCI MAD* HWT. 71 SOUTH OF mnAVE. Claims AfBloit EftUte DCLIVIMIVIAR:. , MTEL!. 481-1200 BBTATB OP PATSY TRUFOLO (slso Idle wheels? Sell motorcycles known as Pasqu&te Trufolo) 13? and bikes to an eager buy- Pursuant to the order ol DONALD J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate ol the MATAWAN: er with a Classified Ad. Dial County of Monmouth, thli day made, on the application of the undenlgned, 741-6900 now! Alflo Trufolo. tie Bole Executor of the estate of the laid Fatsy Irufolo (al- so known as Pasquala Trufolo), de- ceased, notice Is hereby given to the creditors or said deceased to present to the Sole Executor their claims If you can fertilize, under oath within six months from thU date. Dated: February 19th, 19«S ALFIO TRUFOLO 20 William Street reseed, aerate, and Red Bank. New Jersey Sole Executor Messrs. Wise, Wise", Wlchmtnn * Berlch i 205 Broad Street ^ roll your lawn Red Bank, New Jersey Attorneys - Feb. 23, Uarch 1, 8, 15 S2S.44 NOTICE MONMOUTH COrjNTT for SURROGATE'S COURT Nottcfl to Creditors to Prtiient GRAND OPENING THIS WEEK! Claims Aialnit Ealsi* ESTATE OP FLORENCE T. WORTHUST, DECEASED Puriuuil to me srder ot DONALD J CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of th. Coun- ty of Monmouth, thla day made, on th« application ol the underlined, John A. Worthley the Sole Executor ot the There Is only one way to build the kind of homes eitmto of the said Florence E. Worth- 5 models from '35.950 ley, deceased, notice 4a hereby given we envision for KING'S VALLEY. With you. With you right to the creditors of said deceased to present to the said Sole Executor theli from the start. With the kind of quality and attention to claims under oath within ilx montha from this date. DATED :February 19th. 1MB detail that only custom design and custom building can JOHN A. WORTHI.DY produce. you must be a machine 186 Mllbank Avenue Greenwich, Connecticut Sola Executor Distinctively different Is the best way to phrase A NATIONAL COMPANY— DEALERS COAST TO COAST Messrs. Reekman and Porter 10 Broad Street it. Each of the five basic models available is remarkably Red Bank, New Jersey fresh and tasteful to begin with. Then each can be adapted, Attorneys Feb. 23, March 1, 8, U IJ3.76 if you wish, to Include your Ideas on floor plan, room sizes, NOTICE MONMOUTn COUNTY baths, colors, exterior, appliances...everything you want. Rl'ItltOOATF.'B COBRT Once the plans are complete, we lavish the same individual Notice to Creditors to Preient Claims Aroln.t Ealsttt attention on quality materials, conscientious construction, Lawna-maT ESTATE OF KLMER HKNRY IAJ8E- AirtMMttd Sarvlci offan 3 plain to fr«a ysu from tut lough Jobi. •. at i tort Ian Hint BRINK, DECEASED and meticulous finishing. "«Js-lt-yotin«lf". Tha low pricta Include labor anil mittrlali. And w« promltt rtiultiyou can M«I Pursuant to the order of noNALB J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate ot the Coun- ty of Monmouth, this day made, on No matter which home you select, it will be the application of the undersigned, Mary INTRODUCTORY SPECIAL LAWN CONDITIONING SPECIAL W. Lusebrlnk, the eole Executrix of the handsomely sculptured into a full acre, set back 70 feet estate of the said Elmer Henry Luse- brink deceased, notice Is hereby Riven from the street...complete with city water, natural gas, • POWER AERATION to the creditors or said demised to You Get present to Uie said Executrix their curbing and landscaping. 95 • SEEDING 95 • POWER ROLLING claims under oath within six month '• <1 Ib. per 1$ • FERTILIZATION from this date This exclusive area of Middletown deserves no (25-15-10) Dated: February 28, 1068 1,000 so. ftJ MARY W. LU8EBRINK less. Nor do you. If you are ready for a home that Is truly • FERTILIZATION for tin • RESEEDING (1 Ib. 7 Avalon Drive (2515-10) to 4,000 per 1,000 sq.ft.) New Shrewsbury, N, J. yourt, plan to visit KING'S VALLEY soon. •q. (I. Executrix • POWER • WEED CONTROL Iteusallle, Cornwell, Mausner 24 AERATION 39 • GRUB PROOFING * Carotenuto (for up to 4,000 iq. • POWER ROLLING 34 Broad Street Just 40 minutes from Newark, 50 minutes from Manhattan! )t. irti. Esch e.dd'1 Red Eanlc. New Jersey 1,000 iq. It. IS) Attorneys March 1, 8, 15, 22 I2J.52 Directions: (from North Jersey): Parkway to exit 117; then south on Route 35 to Chapel Hill Rd., Middletown (2nd light NOTICE ANNUAL "GREENSKEEPER CARE" PROGRAM MONMOUTII COUNTY past overpass); left V> mile to Sleepy Hollow Rd.; left 1 mile to Rl'RROdATE'S COURT King's Valley...(from Red Bank »r«a): North on Route 35 to SPRING LATE SPRING SUMMER FALL. Notice to Creditors to Present Claims AfBlnst K«lat« Chapel Hill Rd. (at Mill House Restaurant); right 7a mile to Sleepy • Power Aeration • Power Aeration • Power Aeration S8TATE OF ELSIE MAY HOWARD, < Power Aeration DECEASED Hollow Rd.; left 1 mile to King's Valley. • Power Rolling • Power Rolling • Power Rollins • Power Rolling Pursuant to the order of DONALD J. • Ferliliiatlon 725-15-10) 3UNNINQ1IAM, Surrogate ot the Coun- • Fertilization • Fertilization 38% UF • Fertilization (25-15-10) • Reseedlng—1 Ib. per (25-15-10) :y nf Monmouth, this day marie, on the 1,000 sq.ft. • Fungus Control application of the undersigned, I,ols • Fertilization • Reseedlng—1 Ib. par • Pu-Emerionci Crib Lorraine Buff 111 ond Snmuel Thomas 38% UF • Weed Control 1,000 sq.ft. Howard, Jr., the Kxecuton of the es- Grass Control ate of the said Elsie May Howard de- • Glub Proofing • Weed Control • Crab Grass Control • Weed Control based, notice Is hereby given tn the S». Ft. • Weed Control • Chinch Bui Control • Chinch Bug Control • Grub Proofing :re

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ClJwill. - •UN. — Queu Who'f Comln* to te^^i^n^ SAT. & SUN. "THE MAGIC FOUNTAIN" 4> Demm 1:001 tiWj 1:00) S:00l 10:10. Alladin Set THE DAILY REGISTER Frldty, Much IS, Concert at Carlton March 28 School Nee4s Acting Dog 741-2099 Fair Haven ForPTAV NEW MONMOUTH - Mater The dog, which roust 6e Dei High School is seeking a large, long-haired and shaggy, CELEBRATION By Stockholm Philharmoiiic Art in Action canine with theatrical tenden- will play the role of Horrid, SUNDAY, cies to be cast in its upcoming faithful companion of the fum- RED BANK — Monmouth ginning of October, 1968. At Devoting more time to re- OCEANPORT—Paul Alladin iroduction of "Camelot." bling dragon hunter Pellinore. MARCH 17 Arts Foundation will present the end of that month he start- cording than most conductors, will provide a program of or- the Stockholm Philharmonic ed his first tour abroad with Dorati has 200 records to his gan musie during the Parent- Orchestra Thursday, March 28, the orchestra. The first concert credit. He has won six Grand Teacher Association's "Art in Corned Beef & Cabbage at the Carlton Theater here. was performed in Paris on UN Prix du Disque, two Gold Action." GIFFORDS INN Mrs. Walter Johnson, con- day, and was broadcast by the Disque Awards in the United The demonstration event will States and also "The Best 42 AVKHUI-OP-TWO-mVEM -—DANCING-— cert committee co-chairman, International television. take place March 23 from 1 to KUMSON. N. J. TELEPHONE S42-9C20 142-111* Operatic Eecord" In 1962 for 4 p.m. in the Maple Place 8 P.M.. MIDNIGHT — DONATION 2.50 said the sixth in the seven- Dorati is conducting Stock- Half-Mil* North of Rumion Public Library concert series being sponsored his RCA recording of Wagner's School. It is open to the pub- INCLUDES ALL YOU CAN DRINK OF A holm Philharmonic on its first "The Flying Dutchman." On the Avenue of Two Riven, Rumson POPULAR BEVERAOE! by the Monmouth Arts Founda- American tour. lic. Mrs. Lary GiTboy, Port- tion Is scheduled to start at With the Stockholm Philhar- au-Peck, is chairman. Formerly Mayer's Inn — Established ? • 8:30 p.m. •= Dorati made his American monic he has, for. RCA, re- Mr. Alladin, **who teaches CLOSED MONDAYS AND TUESDAYS debut in Washington in 1937, corded several of the works organ, accordion and guitar at One of Scandinavia's most and later conducted two Ameri- "LET US ESCORT famous organizations, Stock- included in the program for the the Alladin Music Studio, 191 STARTING SAT. YOU TO A EVENING can orchestras: the Dallas present tour. West Front St., Red Bank, ap- holm Philharmonic is visiting Symphony Orchestra, and the OF MUSICAL PLEASURE" North America for the first Mrs. Johnson, who predicts pears regularly at the Button- MARCH Uth SPECIAL SUNDAY time this spring. Symphony Orchestra of Minne- the first visit here by the 100 wood Manor, Matawan, three Have You Tried apolis. COMPLETE FAMILY DINNIM Founded in 1913, it has drawn musicians will bring a new nights a week. from 2 P.M.-7 P.M. instrumentalists from all over He was born in Budapest, sound to Monmouth County, The electric organ he will • T-BONE 350 Hungary, in 1906. When he was the PRICE'S Europe to augment its basic- says memberships for next sea- use for the PTA cultural pro- STEAK 3 14, he was'ftccepted at the con- son's Monmouth Arts Founda- ally Swedish personnel. gram will be by courtesy of 1 ST. PATRICK'S DAY OLD ENGLISH MIXED GRILL servatory of his home town, tion concert series will be avail- Hammond Organ, Asbury Musicians as Nlkisch, Tos- SPECIAL An ostortmenl si top quality tmti meati tor NIB GourmH who caninl, Bruno Walter, Furtwan- and among his teachers were able the first week in April. Park. •ESCORTS IIMt o IIHH trl everything. A thick Prmditd Lamb Chop broiled • CORNED BEEF 950 to your t«t», minted jtlly, Broiled Top Prime Collri Liver, gler, Stokowskl, Klemperer, Zoltan Kodaly and Bela Bar- Broiled Tloe of Prime Plkn Mlgnon, Ffwri OanMn Vegetables, tok. When he was 18, he re- and CABBAGE 3 . Una Brunch Potato**. 4,50 Kleiner, Monteux, Ansermet, 4 PIECE BAND Giullnl and Kubellk have con- ceived the diploma of the con- Holmdel Wants Families SAT. MARCH 14th servatory, youngest graduate CORNED BEEF Dinner and Luneheen Served Dolly Iicepr Tuesdays ducted the Stockholm Philhar- EVERY FRI. & SAT. >50 Uuuheoa It to 1. Dinner g to It. Ban. Dinner 1 to e. monic. In its history. and CABBAGE Antal Porati was appointed He got his first engagement Who Wanna Fly a Kite' SPECIAL LUNCHEON MENU principal conductor at the be- at the Budapest Opera, and HOLMDEL - The township The commission's annual then went to Dresden, Ger- Recreation Commission will 3aster egg hunt is slated for many, as Fritz Busch's assis- sponsor its annual kite fly to- Saturday, April 6, at the park, Old Fashioned Custom tant. In the years before his morrow at Holmdel Park at 2 tain date is Saturday, April U. S. debut, he worked with the p.m. Details will b? announced. "SUNDAY Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo. Kites will be Judged on the Dorati had only a few guest basis of size, appearance and CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH" at tht FOUNTAINS-Mottl appearances with the orches- originality. Merrti on* Oetm Avtnmi tra prior to his arrival In The contest will feature a TV An elegant leisurely brunch ION* BRANCH, N. J Stockholm In the faU of 1066. child-parent event, with kites served from noon to 3 p.m. ,350 When the post as principal supplied by the commission. NOW APPEARING+ conductor became vacant, Rain date, is Saturday^ Listings Children Half Price Dorati was the man wanted. March 23. ENTERTAINMENT WEEKENDS EVERY WEDNESDAY * (Continued) 5:41 • & THURSDAY EVENING • 4»—New»—Ert»rto Lorn* Jaycees' Vacation Auction BVENINO 4:00 Luncheon, Dinner, Cocktails 2 for 1 Lunch Special! J-SUt Century—Colir Private Banquet Facilities SAL BERTOLO Saturday at CobbleStones 9—Burke'i Low-Myit*ry II—Ptrry Mason-Mytttry AT THE PIANO MIDDLETOWN - The Jay- More than SO vacations will I3-You've Got o Rloht-Oromn CMS will hold a vacation auc- be up for bid, including trips 31—Human Right* Forim for your dining and «7—Film Dixuno—S*rlol Let Your Guest.:. tion tomorrow beginning at 1 to Barbados, the Virgin Is- dancing pleasure! 4-Ey» on New Y»rk-Col»r p.m. In The Cobblestones, Rt. lands, Curacao, Puerto Rico, <—FIW»r—Adventure—Color 85. Mexico, Florida, Nevada and IJ-SOecuWtloh— Dljcuiilon B. G. Coats of Rumson will Georgia. 31—London Llr*—Report STATE HWY. 33, HIGHLANDS Be Our Guest... Every Frl. & Sat. Ntte 47—SportJ-FHIlppo CrlMrulll 2 Blocks North of Highlands Bridge be auctioneer. Travel arrangements will be 4:45 SAL BERTOLO 31-Newl According to Thomas Kirwan, made through Gill Travel Agen- 47— Italian Mlnlatur«t-Mi»lc chairman, vacations have been cy, Et. 35, C$1 Dial 872-1351 TRIO 2-Kewt-Cok>r For Lunch!! donated by resorts in the Unit- Auction proceeds will benefit Diners Club — American Express ed States, Canada and the Ca-Jaycee civic and charitable t-Louie-Adventure-Color ribbean. 4—wild Klngdorn-Natur«-Col« projects. s-*l«rv Srlffln-Varletv—Color 7-voyojt—Ad/mturs— color 9-Cltru> open—Hloniicrhti—Color 11-12 O'clock H'oh-oroma 'Teahouse' Starts Tonight 3t—Big HcruM—Arm/ HAZLET — The Junior class and tomorrow at 8:15 p.m. in 47-Pllm-Cuondo Lot Hl|oj Sf Von— HIM Pood and a Fertwrdo Sffler—1 hrs. Delightful Atmosphere at Raritan Township High the school cafeteria. 7:3« School will present "Teahouse Lynn Karsky is student di- i-Gentle Ben-Adventure—Color 4 Wharf Avt., Rtd Bank! 4—Wolf Dlsrw'i World-Color of the August Moon" tonight rector, assisted by Mrs. Linda lJ-Reperl«rv TH»otei>—Oromo 7411500 Mood, faculty advisor. 31—Focm on Books—Interview 1:00 Members of the cast include 5—Ed Sullivan—Vorlfrty-Color Shore Man 5—Joe Pvne— Discussion—Color Thomas Kurdyla, Evan Ka 7—FBI—Dronw-Coior lenik, Dennis Welch, Patricia o—Deoiti Vallev Days—Dromo—Color Hear the V 11—Profile) In Courojs Gets Degree Cianciulli, Terry Caso and 31—Brooklyn Coll»-« Barry Burke. 1:30 Big Sounds To introduce oar new spring lunch menu 4—iWotlie-«-ln-Ltiw—Color ALPINE 9—Film—The Nun ond the Senjeont— ... you buy one of our new country In Cleveland Robert Wetiber—vo mln. Surfing Film Benefits 13— f»BL-Ne*v) ond the Aprt—Color Friday farm tfeak lunches at our regular low It—Survny of the Am CLEVELAND - W. 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RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1968 10c PER COPY Hazlet Seeks Road Beauty HAZLET — The planning prove the appearance along The township's master plan McDonougii, Mayor Joseph A. board last night established the routes to draw more inves- consultant, Herbert J. Smith Morales and Leo Stuchkus, who the Highway Improvement tors to the area as well as re- will be directed, Mr. B,urke will serve as chairman. and Beautification Committee tain the present investors," he added, to pursue federal, state The planning board also to promote a better appearance commented. and county funds for any proj- unanimously adopted a resolu- for Kts. 35 and 36. The committee will initially ect, as no township funds will tion commending Gilbert A. In appointing the commit- study the routes, with an eye be readily available. In the Bennett, former chairman of tee, chairman Robert C. Burke towards a possible pilot pro- meanwhile, the committee will the board, for his many years said the dualization of the two gram. Mr. Burke explained operate within the confines of of service. that one site or business might this year's board budget of $5,- main thoroughfares have had Mr. Bennett left the board on- significant effects on the town- be picked out and extensive 400. ships. landscaping and upgrading Named to the body were Dee. 31, after serving as its "But it is necessary to im- done. board members Mrs. Jeanne chairman since 1960. Hoods Shelter In Monmouth Museum Gallery Tiny Twins LONG BRANCH - When Veronica and Victoria, twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Wild Flowers Exhibit to Open Charles Winkoff of 536 Cen- PROJECT OF JUNIOR LEAGUE of Monmouth County Inc. ii the medical-iurgical tral Ave., Union Beach, elinie recently opened at Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. League volunteers will staff made their premature RED BANK -A new exhi- use of photographs and a nat- Garden Club for the Interna- ing capsules of wild flower the clinics and share administrative duties as well a» contributing financial support. birth debuts in Monmouth bition on many facets of wild ural planting by the Woodland tional Flower Show in New seeds for planting in one's own garden. Reviewing equipment purchased with the league's unanimously-approved pledge of Medical Center on Jan. 9 , flowers will open in the Mon- Garden Club of Middletown, York City. they weighed a total of/ mouth Museum Gallery, 152 flowers and plants will be iden- The exhibition is under the di- $12,000, over a two-year period, are {eft to right, Harry H. Neuberger, Lincroft, vice Mrs. Hammell is widely four pounds and suffered Broad St., Tuesday and contin- tified for children which are ed- known for her many flower rection of Mrs. Alan L. Duke president of the hospital; Mri. Edith Hacht, R.N., Lincroft, and Mrs. H. Ernest Thomp- respiratory distress. ue through April 28. On loan ible or poisonous, harmful to paintings that have been used and Mrs. Douglas A. Yorke of son, Fair Haven, president of the Junior League. (Register Staff Photo) Their crisis led to an un- from thejlew York Botanical touch, or forbidden to be picked on magazine covers. One-man Rumson. Members of their by conservation laws. usual partnership between Gardens will be a series of shows of her work have been committee are Mrs. Ralph hospital and Rowan Con- panels describing the history of In the North Gallery will be held at the New York Botanical Brainard, Mrs. Thomas Spang, botany,, the development of troller Co., Inc. of Ocean- an exhibition of "Wild Flower Gardens and by the New York Mrs. W. John Tomlinson and port, maker of electronic plant life and discoveries of fa- Water Colors" by two local ar- Mrs. Samuel Shramko ol Holm- mous botanists. Horticultural Society. Originals Hughes Hints New Tax equipment involving plas- tists, Miss Louise Goetze of of her magazine covers and del, and Mrs. Dorothy Barnes tics. The hospital staff There also will be a Jungle Rurason and Elizabeth Lans- other paintings have been ex- of Monmouth Hills, Miss Lou- asked Rowan to make plas- camp netting similar to the one dell Hammell of Red Bank. hibited at the Toledo Museum, ise Goetze, Miss Emily Goetze, tic, hoods to feed these used by the Botanical Gardens the Pennsylvania Academy of Mrs. Grover Culshaw and Mrs. babies higher oxygen con- Miss Goetze has had a one- Thomas D. Tyne of Rumson, To Implement Program staff members when they are man show of her flower por- Fine Arts, and by the New centration. Mrs. Amory L. Haskell Jr. of collecting and preserving wild traits at the Brooklyn Botani- York Water Color Society. Gus Hornig, shop fore- Middletown, Mrs. Lionel Wal- TRENTON (AP)-Gov. Rich- lion a year. A special legisla- Hughes said the report of the flower specimens in jungles all cal Garden and her work has man, and George Gass, A highlight of the exhibition ford and Mrs. James Wyer of ard J. Hughes hinted Thursday tive study commission also rec- New Jersey riot commission over the world. Slides of New assistant foreman, made been exhibited at the Pennsyl- will be several settings of na- Locust, Mrs. James Kochane of he would recommend new or in- ommended state takeover of and the president's riot study Jersey wild flowers found along the hoods in three hours. vania Academy of Fine Arts, tural plantings done by local Hazlet, Mrs. Oliver Billings Jr. creased taxes to implement a county and local welfare costs. panel served as "an alarm the Museum's Nature Trails in Veronica and Victoria The Brooklyn Museum, and the garden clubs. A woodland plant- and Mrs. John Work of little program encompassing recom- The governor declined to put clock" to wake up the people. Holmdel will be shown on a stayed in the hoods for 72 Montclair Art Museum. It has ing will be created by the Gar- mendations of his riot study a price tag on any recommen- continuous basis. Silver. He said he expected to go be- hours. Then they were also been shown with the New den Club of Fair Haven. The dations he might make but he commission. tore the legislature about Eas- moved into isolettes. "A Cild's Garden of Wild Jersey Water Color Society and Little Silver Garden Club will Guides now are being trained said "it is manifestly going to The Democratic governor :er or shortly thereafter with a Now each twin weighs four Flowers" which will feature the New York Water Color do a marshland planting and by Mrs. Brainard, chairman of cost something. said he was willing to take "the "hard, practical, well-thought pounds. When they reach Pick-me, Pick-me-nots,, Touch- Club. In 1951 she did the illus- the Navesink Garden Club will the nature committee, to take political responsibilities... the "I'm still a worried man, but out program" to implement the five pounds, they'll go me, Touch-me-nots, aid Eat- trations for the World Map of do a seashore planting. The school groups through the exhi- political risks" involved in call- my worries have been trans- state riot commission's recom- home. me, Eat-me-nots. Through the Flowers dona by the Rumson Rumson Garden Club is prepar- bition. ing for more tax revenue in or- ferred from what the political mendations. der to meet the problems fac- chances involved are; now I'm ing the state. worried about the future of the Hughes disclosed he seriously state," the governor said. Ocean Hearing Set Monday on Controversial Issue Is considering a recommenda- "I propose not to be brave or tion that the state assume all heroic, but somebody's got to non-federal welfare costs, one tell the truth and I plan to put of the recommendations made the evidence before the legis- by the commission which stud- lature," Hughes said. "I've ied the causes of rioting last been getting volumes of mail Upgrading, Apartments: CodePlanKeys summer in Newark and other critical.of me, using words like cities. The price tag for this 'abdication' and 'responsibility By ROGER BOONE proposed Rt. 35 freeway, Bowne erty here. It permits only sin- than a moratorium on building tions on home construction and isn't consistent with the pre- has been estimated at $82 mil- — and they're right." OCEAN TOWNSHIP, — Town, Road, Deal Road and the in- gle-family dwellings and lots of prohibitively priced homes population increase won't re- viously accepted master plan ship Council Monday night will dustrial park north of Sunset at least one acre. If this amend- which will be difficult for build- duce the tax burden to the lo- advised by our consultants in hold a public hearing on a zon- Ave. This existing R-2 zone ment is adopted, there also ers to market in quantity. This cal resident. Services will con- community planning, Alvin ing ordinance amendment deal- would be reduced from 438 to would be a 10 per cent increase ordinance is a move which tinue to rise in the face of limit- ershen Associates. This plan $30,000 Sclwol ing with the rezonlng of about 410 acres. in the minimum gross floor could choke off the future ed township ratables. provides for a three-to-one ratio 3,250 acres, garden apartment It would also reduce an exist- area for R-l dwellings—up to growth of our community. 'Middle Class' of residential to commercial development and single-family ing 625-acre R-5 zone bounded minimums of 2,300 square feet "Homes priced from $45,000 "I view Ocean Township as and industrial development Levy Cut Rapped dwellings in the R-l, R-2 and by Park Ave., Rustic Drive, a for a one-story unit, 2,500 to $65,000 on one-acre lots will a predominantly middle class reaching a 35,000 population by R-5 residential zones. commercial zone west of Rt. 35, square feet for a l'/j-story unit restrict the normal and natural community and, therefore, I the turn of the century." OCEANPOIW - Borough ion voted against the slicing, The five-man governing body Roller Road and the industrial and 2,709 square feet for two- development of our community see a greater need for $25,000 Proponents of the upgrading Council chopped $30,000 from but the resolution passed 5-1. introduced this amendment park north of Sunset Ave., to story units. making it more difficult to at- to $35,000 homes than there is have argued that there would -the school tax levy last night, Mr. Urion made a plea for March 4 by a 3-1 vote, with 330 acres, in total area. Buehler Comments tract commercial and industrial a need for $45,000 to $65,000 be increased .tax revenue arid and' the Board of Education more public response at elec- Councilman Herbert J. Bueh- R-l classification basically Mr. Buehler commented: ratables, which are necessarily homes. ~ • property values and yet a de- wasn't happy about it. tion time, and said, "I hope ler dissenting and Councilman prescribes the most expensive "The upgrading of 1,725 acres attracted by population num- "I suggest that this ordinance crease in school children and At a special meeting to act this never happens again in Donald V. Crosta absent. The dwellings and residential prop- west of Roller Road is more bers. Furthermore, the limita- amendment is unrealistic and therefore on the tax burden. on the twice-defeated school Oceanport." Planning Board previously had They have also cited the poten- budget, council trimmed $17,- Mr. Nagel thanked Mr. Ur- adopted several resolutions rec- tial of the 350-acre industrial 180 from the board's current ion for bis vote, and pumped ommending most provisions in park west of Rt. 35 and exist- expense appropriations and the other councilmen and May- this amendment. 50,000 Yank, South Viet Troops Stage ing commercial zones here. added $12,820 to its surplus ap- or Robert J. Jackson about the .The Board of Education Dec. propriation for the total saving Mr. Buehler said he bases his reasons for the cuts. in a letter asked the council Of $30,000 to the taxpayers. opposition on the amendment's He said later: "This was the provision to upgrade 1,725 to "take all action within its John Nagel, president of the first official thing we heard on Biggest Offensive Sweep of War acres of land west of Rt. 35 to school board, speaking from power to prevent sudden resi- the nature of the cuts, and we R-l classification. This upgrad- the floor, said he was "in total SAIGON (AP) - At least out Monday in an ambitious U.S. losses were reported at units that continued harassing dential growth in the township.- still haven't heard the logic be- ing was recommended Jan. 29 disagreement with the magni- 50,000 U.S. and South Viet- maneuver designed to regain 11 killed and 94 wounded,' while attacks around Saigon, a sec- Two R-3 Areas hind them." by the planners. tude of the cut," and charged namese troops are sweeping the initiative seized by the Viet the Vietnamese Command said ond aim is to restore a sense The amendment would also political interference in school Mr. Nagel referred to a let- Areas Involved between Saigon and the Cam- Cong with their countrywide its troops had suffered. light of security and confidence upgrade two existing R-3 zone affairs. ter Mayor Jackson mailed to This amendment not only, bodian border in the biggest assault on Jan. 30. casualties. among the shaken civilian pop- areas east of Rt. 35 to R-2 clas- ulation, officials said. To Consider Appeal ' voters the weekend before the would upgrade to R-l classifi- operation of the Vietnam War, The allied force has killed Anchored in Saigon sification covering 1,520 acres. first budget referendum, cation 1,725 acres west of Rt. the U.S. Command announced Later, speaking from- his 215 enemy soldiers, seized 22 The vast operation — named For the first time in the war, Mayor Reilly said these zon- calling it a "kiss of Judas."He 35, but also all land west of today. suspects and uncovered three Quyet Thang, or Resolved to home, he said an appeal of sections of Saigon were includ- ing changes On both sides of Rt. deplored political interference Roller Road except for an exist- huge arms caches, spokesmen Win=is anchored in Saigon and council's action to the state Elements of six divisions and ed in the battle plan of an al- 33 would mean a maximum of hi educational matters, and ing R-2 zone bounded by the, two special task forces moved said. extends in a semicircle.through lied offensive, search-and-de- commissioner of education was 3,900 single - family dwellings said, "It's making footballs out five provinces north, west and stroy operation. National po- "something we will seriously could be erected in contrast to of our children." south of the capital. lice and units of the 5th Viet- consider." a maximum of 7,550 dwellings Fifty allied battalions have namese Ranger Group were The effect of council's cuts, Apathy Cited possible through the existing The reference was to a may- Monthly Curriculum Confabs been committed plus support assigned objectives in western If they stand, will be about-9 troops and national police Saigon and Cholon, the Chinese residential zone classifications cents per $100 assessed valua- or's letter urging a large voter in the area affected by the turnout. The letter cited voter units. quarter of the capital. tion. That would mean an 18- It is the first significant Units Included amendment. cent increase in the school tax apathy in past elections and asked voters to let the school Okayed by Colts Neck Board operation uncorked by Gen. The force for the operation The garden apartment provi- rate instead of a 27-cent in- William Cv Westmoreland, the includes units of the U.S. 1st, sions would stiffen require- stead of a 27-cent increase, re- board know how they felt, Mr. COLTS NECK - Dr. Roy It was decided to adjust the changes in procedure and the Nagel said, but it inadvertent- commander of U.S. forces in 9th and 25th Infantry divisions, ments for development there. sulting in a total tax rate esti- Unger, superintendent of contractural salary of Mr. Ab- hiring of a full-time board sec- South Vietnam, since Viet the South Vietnamese 5th and The most significant provi- mated at $4.18 per $100 as- ly quoted the school tax hike schools, last night urged bazla, a teacher who has retary or business manager to at 27 cents "on the dollar" in- Cong forces invaded Saigon 25th Infantry divisions, task ibn would allow a developer to sessed valuation instead of the Board of Education to set earned 60 credits beyond the take office on July 1, 1968. Jan. 31 and turned the city into stead of'27 cents per $100 as- forces of Vietnamese para- receive a building permit for $4.27. an additional monthly board bachelor's level as of January Mr. Dix stated that such ir- a battlefield. sessed valuation. troopers and marines, the any garden apartment units ex- The school budget, which to- meeting to be devoted exclu- 31. Mr. Abbazia's present sal- regularities as had occurred in- While the first goal of the Vietnamese Ranger group, and ceeding the first 100 units only tals $728,793, was defeated at The school board president sively to discussions about cur- ary is $9,000 annually but, in advertently had been or were operation is to destroy enemy national police units. if 85 per cent of all the apart- the polls Feb. 13, resubmitted said the current expense reduc- riculum. ' keeping with the salary guide, being rectified.' The finance ment units in the entire town- by the Board of Education tions may prevent the hiring of , Saying that he would "wel- the adjusted salary would be committee was authorized to ship are occupied. A developer without cuts, and defeated a girls'physical education in- come an exchange of ideas" at the rate of $9,500 annually. undertake an immediate study may now receive a building per- again Feb. 28. It then went to structor, and surely would about this important matter, The board voted to take the in order to determine what Will Press Bedell mit in such a situation if 75 per council which had 10 days to lower the education stan Dr. Unger noted that there action, which will be retro- steps must be taken to estab- / cent of the existing apartment act. This is was council's ac- dards of Oceanport. never seemed to be- time active to February 1, instead lish the best practices to pre- units in his own project are oc- tion: With regard to the surplus enough for this at regular of Waiting until a new contract vent any future problems. To §eel£ New Term cupied. is drawn for the next school The board approved unani- Instructional salaries were appropriation, he calculated board meetings. By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON deadline and the June 4 pri- Limit Remains 100 cut $9,480 to $356,290. Textbook that surplus would be reduced Instead of a specific Curricu- year. mously a resolution by Mr. FREEHOLD — Former Mon- mary, Mr. Bedell would have funds were cut $500 to $7,000. to around $29,000 as of the be- lum Committee, he suggested Dr. Unger announced that Dix which incorporated all the The ordinance will continue mouth County Freeholder to buck the two men with to limit any developer to re- Teaching supplies were cut ginning of the school year and that the board consider itself Mrs. Lila Singer, Miss Joy Hall suggestions of the state board. Eugene J. Bedell is about to whom he worked closest ir his ceiving a building permit to $700 to $9,000. Transportation, said, "We're inviting disaster a committee of the whole in and Mrs. Nancy Cashion, of the Baseball backstops will be in- come under intense pressure single three year term that next year" when the next bud- this essential area. The idea Atlantic Elementary School, stalled on the property adja erect no more than 100 apart- contracted and public carriers, to run again. ended in January. They are ment units at any one time. was cut $2,500 to $27,500. Trans- get is drafted. was received enthusiastically and Mrs. Blanche Sheets and cent to the Cedar Drive School Rep. James J. Howard, D- Freeholder Director Joseph C. portation, other expenses, was Joseph Schiavone of 60 Itaska and the board voted to initiate Mrs. Carol Mina of the Cedar which is owned by the town N.J., who will be seeking his Irwin and Benjamin H. Dans- This amendment also would cut $500 to $1,500. Maintenance, Place cited overcrowded class- the extra meetings in April. Drive School had all agreed to ship. The school will stake out third term in the Third Dis- kin. reduce the maximum garden contracted services, was cut rooms, one of which is taught Bids were opened for the accept practice teachers next where the backstops are to go trict in November, wants Mr. "I don't have any hesita- apartment density from 12 units $3,000 to $15,500. Food service by his wife, and asked that the transportation of a Colts Neck year. Four of the latter will after consultation with the Bedell on the ticket for two tion," said Mr. Howard, "in per acre to 10 and would boost Was cut $500 to $500. teachers' salary account be child to special classes in come from Monmouth College Itecreation Committee. The in- reasons, one selfish and the letting it known that I want the minimum parking facilities lips Surplus Use left alone. That cut eliminated Eatontown and the contract and one from Newark State stallation will be paid for by other general, Gene Bedell on this ticket. from l'/j cars per unit to two. ' Council also increased the one and a half teachers the was awarded to Andrew Lind- Teachers College. the township. "I think that Gene can be "Sheriff Kiernan and 1 wil This amendment would also amount to be taken from sur- •board wanted to hire. sey, low bidder at $9 per day. Earl Dix, chairman of the fi- Miss Carol Bcnz, Mr. Patrick elected again," said the con- be going again and I hope that increase, liy 10 per cent, the plus from $40,000 to $52,820. Mr. Nagel and other speak- The board will advertise for nance committee, reported Blake, Mrs. Jeanne LeMay and gressman about the general sit- Gene Bedell and County Chair- minimum required floor areas The result was a tax levy for ers asked for the reasons be- bids for a public address sys that the board had received a Mrs. Ann Haisch were ap- uation. "I also know that lie man Paul Campi will be with for R-l, R-2 and R-5 zone sin- current expenses of $453,130 in- hind the cuts, and the board tern for the Cedar Drive School communication from the state proved as additions to the list is the strongest candidate our us." gle-family dwellings and boost stead of $483,130. The capi president charged that council and for school supplies. These Board of Educaton objecting of substitute teachers. The party can have for freeholder Chairman Campi is Under- the required minimums for the tal outlay levy of $14,000, also although it had one meeting bids will be opened and con- to certain payroll and pension board also voted to rehire Mrs and he would do the full ticket sheriff P. Paul Campi, of Little total and minimal side, front deferred by the voters, was not with the board, never asked sidered at the next regular practices in the Colts Neck Paula Karn, effective April 22 a lot of good." Silver. Like Mr. Bedell, he has and rear yard depths and the touched. the board what the effects of meeting on April 11, at 8:15 schools. as a replacement for 3rd grade As the ticket looks at this early expressed reluctance at run street frontages width for such Councilman Edward Ur- the cuts would be. p.m.. The' state board suggested teacher Mrs. Carr. date before the April 25 filing ning again. R-l dwellings. 14—Friday, Much IS, 1968 THE DAILV BEGISTER NJSIAA Basketball tourney Rough Year for Shore Quintets V—/ ... ,r i. rm,The winnorwinners or the Ocean-Lakeocean-Lai - Saturday afternoon, March o The 50th annual New Jersey lanche has ousted Long sectional championships will sessions, doubleheaders on Fri- wood and Manasquan - Asbury 23 — Group H: North Jersey itate Interscholastic Athletic Branch and Middletown, the head for Atlantic City's Conven* day night, Saturday morning, Park contests will collide early third and second place "A" fin- tion Hall next weekend for the Saturday afternoon and night, Section n vs. Central Jersey, next week for the right W ap- Association's basketball tourna- 2:30 p.m., and North Jersey ment is only a week old, but ishers, respectively, in that or- state semi-finals. The state pub- and separate admissions'will be pear against the North Jersey Section I vs. South Jersey, 4 already almost half of the der. Now It's "A" champion lic and parochial finals are on charged for each session. Section I kings at Convention. Shore area's representation has Neptune's turn to level the tap for the big boardwalk arena The schedule Is as follows: p.m. Hall Friday night. been eliminated from the com- Camden crew. March 29-30. Friday, March 22 — Group Saturday evening, March 28 Neptune must defeat camaen petition. Elsewhere, Ocean Township The dates and times for the HI: North Jersey Section I vs. — Group IV: North Jersey Sec and win a sectional champion- Central Jersey, 7:30 p.m., and Through last night's games, and Lakewood, one-two in the state semis next weekend were tion H vs. South Jersey, 7:30 ship game to warrant a trip North Jersey Section II vs. the number of early casualties Shore Conference "B" Divi- announced in Trenton today by south, while St. Rose and CBA, South Jersey, 9 p.m. p.m., and North Jersey Section from Monmouth and Ocean sion standings prior to the lat- James G. Growney, executive the remaining Shore hopefuls, ter's victory over the Spartans secretary - treasurer of the Saturday morning, March 2$: I vs. Central Jersey. must emerge victorious in two Counties is seven. Red Bank At least one Shore area team Catholic (South Jersey Paro- on its way to the overall Shore NJSIAA. j — Group I: Central Jersey vs. more games each to earn a sec- Conference title, collide for the All semi-final games in the South Jersey, 10 a.m., and - the Central Jersey Group III tional title and a bid for ^ state chial "A"), Middletown and champion — Is certain to com- Long Branch (South Jersey fourth time this season at Rut- public school groups will be North Jersey Section I v*. championship at Convention gers University gymnasium in staged in Atlantic City for the North Jersey Section II, 11:31) pete in next weekend's state Hall March 29-30. • Group TV), Red Bank (Central seml-flnaU at Atlantic City. Jersey Group HI), and Shqre New Brunswick. In three pre- third consecutive year; four p.m. Regional, Southern Regional, vious meetings between the and Point Pleasant Boro (Cen- Central Jersey Qroup III clubs, tral Jersey Group II) are the Lakewood, defending state PERFECT KEGLER — Bill Sysyn, left, West Jacks St., Shore quintets who failed to champ, holds a 2-1 edge, the Hazlet, rolled a 300 game (713 series) in the Middle- survive the sectional quarter- teams having split their regu- Montreal, Ranger Strings finals. lar season engagements. town Lanes "A" League last week. It wa« a first for the Roses In Debut 200-average kegler, who receives congratulations from Eight Still Alive With Point Pleasant Beach's Tonight's third contest finds Edward Bahr, center, secretary of t|ie Monmouth Coun- tentral Jersey Group I victory St. Rose of Belmar making the ty Bowling Association, and Dick Helnke, sponsor of over Delaware Valley Regional tourney debut at Rftncocas Val- Reach Four- Up, Down last night, eight Shore clubs are ley High School in Mt. Holly tie was the result. The Flyers Helnlct'i Meats, Hazlet, for whom Sysyn performs. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the Canadiens' first place mar- and Orland Kurtenbach of New still alive, but at least two will against favored Gloucester thus retained their position atop (Register Staff Photo) Claude Provost and Jacques gin in the East Division to York matched last period exit during weekend play. Catholic. the NHL's West Division, three Lemaire broke through for first eight points. The Rangers and goals. Three sectional semi - final All games will start at 8 p.m. Philadelphia's home away points ahead of Los Angeles. In tomorrow's, Christian period goals last night and Boston Bruins are now tied for Bowling Roundup games Involving area clubs are from home was only so-so. Brothers Academy of Lmcroft, goalie Gump Worsley made second, eight points behind Bernie Parent kicked out 32 on tap tonight, two more tomor- The Flyers were chased out fresh from its Impressive South the margin stand up for Mon- Montreal. shots for the Flyers while Ter- row night. of the Philadelphia Spectrum Jersey Parochial "A" opening treal's 3-1 National Hockey The veteran Provost and the ry Sawchuk turned back 20 Neptune will take on defend- when that new arena be- game victory over Notre Dame League victory over the New rookie Lemaire gave Worsley shots for the Kings. It was Trader Scores ing south Jersey Group IV York Rangers. jan falling apart, so last champion Camden at the Tren- of Trenton, will travel to the a 2-0 first period lead, Provost Parent's fourth shutout and Trenton Civic center to collide For the Canadiens, there is scoring his 14th of the season night's game with Los Angeles Sawchuck's second. ton Civic Center. The Filers, was moved to Quebec, home of who got by their initial tourney with Trenton Cathedral while no ice like home ice. while the Rangers were short- Tri-Major High handed midway through the pe- the Philadelphia American Ted Irvine threatened for Los Manasquan and Asbury Park The victory extended Mon- test with Ewing Township League farm. Angeles just as the game was By BILL PURDEY Wednesday night, will attempt will go fit It in Central Jersey treal's winning string to four riod. Lemaire got his 21st about Scoreless Tie about to end, but 'Parent made Bob Frazier and Jean Allen shared scoring honors in to snap Camden's domination Group III play at Neptune High straight and the slumping five minutes later. Bobby Rous- After 60 minutes of mostly a fine save. Sawchuk made sev- the Monmouth County Tri'Majors at Strathmore Lanes, of Shore Conference "A" Divi- School. Rangers' winless streak to the seau assisted on each. desultory action, a scoreless en saves in the final period. Matawan. sion clubs. The Purple Ava- Winners of the public school same number. It also Increased John Ferguson of Montreal Frazier checked in with the top series, 681, with games Of 245, 214 and 222. Mrs. Allen rolled the high individual game of the night, 267. She finished with a 610 set. BEAT THE HEAT Also going over COO were Ed Stevens (225-235—819) INSTALL CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING NOW »nd Neil Reger (217-216-609). Other good Devils & Elnardo Webster scores were posted by Linda Saldarlnl FREE ESflMATE (222-599), Marie Worden (215-584), Cpra Wolverton (212-575) and Peggy Brown 10 yr. Compressor Warranty Up to 3VJ Tom (578). Red Hot in NIT Openers Ed Buonano has gone over the 600 wasted little tune after inter- vs. Notre Dame in an after- KEN'S mark In two consecutive weeks in the NEW YORK (AP) - Elnardo on George Stone's layup with mission. Stone led Marshall noon twinbill, while Dayton AIR-CONDITIONINO and HIATINO Red Bank Businessmen's League at Bed Webster climaxed an incredi- 43 seconds left, and missed two with SI points. plays West Virginia and Du- 1232 TURF DRIVE 542-2440 OCIANPORT Bank Recreation. ble one-man show last night chances to win when Jim Da- vidson and Stone,missed Jump- Tenth-ranked Duke, led quesne takes on Fo'rdham at POW1R HUMIDIFIER* • ELECTRONIC FILTERS • WINDOW UNITl He began with a 185-248-202-635, and with seven of his 51 points in SERVICI AND INSTALLATION • FINANCINO AMANOID ,A- relentlessly by its third-team night. Mowed that tally with a 223-209-176-608 the second overtime and pulled ers hi the last seconds. All-American Mike* Lewis, pinfall a week' later. Purdey St. Peter's to a 102-93 basket- ' With two regulars out on fouls, Webster took charge steamrollered coldJfiooting Ok- Also hitting for the big scores were Jack Hayes (268), ball victory over Marshall in against taller Marshall in the lahoma City. Joe Rosati (234), Fred Bruno (235), Phil Bretz (234), the National Invitation Tourna- first overtime with six points Mike Toscano (231) and Steve Greeley (226). . ment opener. St. Peter's rousing victory, Duke trounced Oklahoma for an 89-87 lead, but Danny that had a crowd of 17,602 in FROM THE MAKER OF D'Antonl tied it with 90 sec Bill Yankoski and Joe Koscal were the scoring leaders City, 97-81, in the second game the new Madison Square Gar- onds left. In the Airport Plaza Commercial League. The former had of the double-header at Madi- den screaming throughout, was the top series (192-203-246-641), while Koscal had the best son Square Garden. Webster, a slender 6-5 ju in direct contrast to Duke's single game score (256). Webster, whose scoring nior forward from Houston, routine march into next week's AMERICA'S IM0.1 TIRE VALUES! quarter-finals. Also scoring good were Joe Cereghino (173-235-193—601), helped St. Peter's make up a came within two points of Ed Flannery (229-204-189-622), Bill Sysyn (223-194-183-600), 15-polnt deficit at the start of George Mikan's NIT singlei - The Blue Devils, with Lewis "Dutch" Strelch (226), Bill Frelwald (245), Walt Buchwald the second half, outscored Mar game scorini g record set and Joe Kennedy each scoring (247), Jim Malley (235) and Don Maridlgo (235). shall, 6-2, at the start for the in 1945. ' seven points, jumped into a 14- II' second overtime, to break the He had 15 points at the half 7 lead and easily outdistanced Agnes Puronas dominated the scoring in the Monmouth 89-81) deadlock. when Marshall led 51-38, out- the Chiefs. County Women's Major League at'Middletown Lanes with Marshall had tied the score scoring St. Peter's 254 at one Oklahoma City, in fact, was a 214-218—614 series. Lisa Moffetts had a 224, while Eleanor after regulation time at 88-83 stretch, but the St. Peter's star so cold in the first half, hitting duck decoys appeal to you, there is the National Decoy Con- liner holds tire air pressure houses at Wayside Gun Club, as local clay bird artists test Saturday and Sunday at the Masonic Temple In Babylon, up to 5 times better than tune up for the registered shoot March 23-24 on Wayside N. Y. Amateur and professional decoy makers show their tires without It. home grounds. finest work In this competition. Working decoys wind up in • NEW tread wear indicators Some top-notch scattergunners shoot for the Wayside the test tank tomorrow where top-notch judges such as Bill warn motorists when it's .AAMCO club. The husband and wife team of O. T. *- Mackey of Belford will put the stools through their paces time to replace. and Betty Roschen of Spring Lake gen- '" and determine best of species and best of show. One look at the Cooper Lifeline; erally show up in the winner's circle as do WHERE BASS CAME FROM Premium tells you not to give a the Genola father and son team. Ted A tank at the Sandy Hook Marine Laboratory suddenly second thought to mere appear- Genola Sr., of Elberon, was Class "AA" acquired a school of striped bass, and my question natural- ance, for Llfeliners lift the looks world's largest winner at the Englishtown shoot last ly was where did they come from. "From the Hudson of any car. weekend while son, Ted Jr., is a frequent River" was the answer received, and while I had known Junior champion. Both father and son that the Hudson contained a breeding population and a [RANSMISSION also shoot the five-man team competition. rather limited sport fishery, I had never considered the specialists Local seattergun artists on the line' at Hudson to be a wintering ground for stripers. Wayside will include Warren Horre of • 1-Day Stnrlct • tttt Towing Sandy Hook biologists found the stripers in 40 feet of Cooper NEW Full Sarvico Guarantee Fair Haven, who was top gun last week- • ft— Hood Tilt • Easy Ttrmi Hiker water off Haverstraw and found them in numbers that end at a Live Pigeon shoot at Chalfonte, surprised even them. They tagged about 300 stripers before LlhtiiM Guarantee Available • Pa. Ilorre won top honors at last September's sanctioned returning them to the river and then brought a number of •He* parti and labor on all shoot, breaking a perfect 100 clay birds to take the 12- them back to the lab for study. AAMCO Cuitaxi rebuilt traits- gatige championship. I find it encouraging that the Sandy Hook Marine r.pr.s.nt tho actual retail felling price ol Mr.. .n .n? pistad 21 p^R.fti"* Whictl "'"" nluloni and torque converters Skeet shooting has become a popular spectator sport d as long at you own your own Laboratory is undertaking a study of the striped bass, car and Mrvice it annually at a as well as a greatly expanding form of recreation with since it is my belief that the future of striped bass fishing modest Service Charge ol any now skeet fields springing up across the country. The Sep- lies in federal regulation. With size and possession limits •f the 400 AAMCO Jhopi tember shoot at the Wayside grounds brought an estimated varying widely among the states, the laws pertaining to coait to coast. 600 spectators to watch the fast-paced action. striped bass are at best confusing and at worst a mockery BARRETT BRAKE SERVICE Small bore classes will go on the line Saturday, March of biological knowledge. In Maryland, they take 12-inch 809 Railroad Ave., Aibury Park 23, with 12-guage shooters taking over the field on Sunday, bass by the thousands, yet limit the sportsfisherman in Free Towing 774-6800 March 24. Some of the "guns" shooting at Wayside will no taking really big bass. Here, the size limit Is 18 inches, BEAR WHEEL 1?} I. Newman Springs Rd. doubt be at Grouse Ridge for the preliminary Olympic try- while a dozen miles away in another state there is a dif- R*d Bank 842-2500 outs on March 30-31. ferent size limit. v:w i UNIFORMITY NON-EXISTENT ALIGNMENT * ~ Uniform regulations for the taking of striped bass just Miss Bell 5th do not exist. If the size limit is determined by tlio need to ARLINGTON, Va. -Kimber- protect Email fish as they grow, all tho states along the HEADQUARTERS RENT A CAR or ly Bell, 12, of Ru'mson, N.J., seaboard cannot be right. Georgia has no size limit, while the youngest of 8 entrants, South Carolina sets a 10-lnch minimum. From North Caro- scored 330.00 points last week- lina through Delaware, tho minimum size allowed Is 12 Frank Porter's end to place fifth In the Junior Inches while New Jersey stands alone with an 18-inch mini- TRUCK from HERTZ Diving Nationals at the North- mum. New York, Connecticut, Ithodo Island, Massachusetts ern Virginia Aquatic Club. and New Hampshire say 16 Inches, while Maine has no U-DRIVE;. •;•.. Call Red Bank Tire Co. Two other girls from the minimum size limit. Only four states havo a creel limit, Shore Area, Andrea Whltelaw and this ranges from a limit of six fish In Maine to New TIRES Jj SHREWSBURY AVE. 747-3404 of Fair Haven and Barbara Jersey's limit of 10. Delaware laws state that you cannot Mayer of Lincroft, placed ninth keep a striper of 20 pounds or more while Maryland lets Optn Mon. thru Fri. — 8 to 6 p.m.; Sat. to 3 p.m. and 12th respectively. you keep only ono bass over 15 pounds. Annual Show Begins Tomorrow Beginning at the 1,000 lineal feet of exhibits around the ASBUfty PARK - Unique among the inumerable boat ing Yachts of Point Pleasant will show a 29-foot Bristol 27-foot new fiberglass cruiser by Sjlverton will be shown by Zeller Cruiser Sales of Toms River., upper level, will be exhibits of the U. S. Coast Guard; U. S. shows across-the nation, is the 15th Anniversary Jersey fiberglass cruising sailboat, with a 27-foot Sailstar plus a 19- Power Squadron; U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary; N. J. State Coast Boat Show scheduled for it's customary nine-day run foot day sailer; A Columbia 29-foot sailboat will be exhibited A 31-inch Ventnor Sedan will be exhibited by Staten Island Boat Sales, and a 2ji-foot deep V glass Slickcraft, a Marine Police, and the Federated Boatman of New Jersey. tomorrow through Sunday, March 24, in Asbury Park's fa- with a 22-foot Columbia, by The Yacht Shop of Sea Bright, Lehman Manufacturing Company will show their newest 1963 mous Convention Hall on the New Jersey oceanfront. an International 100 per cent fiberglass 23-foot and 20-foot 21-foot deep V glass Formula, and a fast 16-foot Sidewinder, will be shown by Huppert Marine, of Osbornville. Bay Point line of engines and adoptation and conversions; Gannon Engi- The only boat show actually staged above the water, will be shown by International Boat Sales of Long Branch, Marine, of Lavallette, will show a T Bird Fisher, 18-foot, and neering of Trenton will feature the newest in a good ana the surging Atlantic rolls beneath the main floor of the mam- and two 26-foot Paceships will be displayed by Monmouth Dayton Trubee of Bricktown, will show a 23-foot glass Dol- passed on chlorinator system; McCarthy's Boat Sales of Brielle moth beachfront structure, which is suspended over the Sailing Center of Monmouth Beach. phin, with Old Town, MFG, Stamos and Mako, all fiberglass will feature Glasspar, Psnken, Evinrude Outboard Boats waves on huge concrete and steel pilings. Once inside the Once inside the show, through the entrance doors to Con- boats by Bry's of Neptune, which will also show Old Towne and motors; The Ship Chandler will show charts, fishing show, visitors will enjoy the unusual privilege of watching vention Hall, the most varied and comprehensive showing of canoes. tackle, navigational equipment and accessories. some of the boats on exhibit being demonstrated under way the very newest in fiberglass and wood boats, of all sizes and In addition, the main floor will offer a large grouping of Glastron Outboard Boats and G W Invaders will be in the ocean, through some two hundred lineal feet of view- description, will be in evidence. small sailing craft by Barnegat Bay Sailing of South Toms shown by Holiday of Waretown; Schwab Insurance Co. of ing windows, located 60 feet above the water level.. . From SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS POPULAR River, showing fiberglass boats by O'Day and other manu- Paramus, will conduct, as a service to show visitors, a this vantage point, the visitor may study actual performance Much interest is expected to focus upon the special at- facturers including an O'Day Widgeon, a Melges M16 Scow, marine consultation booth, and Triangle Marine of Belmar and efficiency of the varied craft, as they pass in parade to traction exhibit of the show, the only privately owned two an O'Day Day and Sailer and Aqua Cat. The Chris-Craft line will exhibit the line of glass Dixie outboards and outdrives. the immediate east of Convention Hall. A U. S. Coast Guard man, electronically controlled submarine, shown on the Main will be shown by Shark River Hills Marine, of Neptune, who Walking east on the promanade, the visitor will view patrol craft will be on hand during intermediate periods. Floor at the entrance to the major large boat exhibit. Capt. will exhibit a 30-foot Cavalier Futura, a 28-foot Chris-Craft the Chadwick Marina exhibit, showing Starcraft glass out- The unique location of the Jersey Coast Show makes Peter Lloyd, owner of the underwater craft, who brought it Sportsman Sea Skiff with flush deck and flying bridge, and boards, and Lincoln Sailboats. The Fisherman's Supply Co. for an easy and convenient drive from New York or Phila- especially to Convention Hall for exhibit, will be present to a 19-foot Lancer. of Point Pleasant will feature Norwegian heavy weather delphia, via the Turnpike or Parkway, and unlimited nearby describe its operation, and to show a colored film of scenes Eocknak's Yacht Basin of Lanoka Harbor, will feature a gear, and Norwegian wolles to be worn aboard ship. Next parking facilities offer further invitation. Pleasing to many of life beneath the Bahamian seas, taken from'the trans- 27-foot Irwin glass cruising sailboat, and a 21-foot Columbia will come Garden State Canvas Co. with a complete line of is an invigorating stroll along the ocean's edge, on the parent turrets of the sub. The craft was shipped by Capt. day sailer, and Jerry Drew of Little Silver will show a new canvas products and covers for boats. At the east end of the famous Asbury Park Boardwalk, after visiting the show, Lloyd directly from its home port, in Spanish Wells, Baha- 14-foot glass sloop known as the "420." Rebeck Sailboats, Inc., aisle, may .be seen the exhibit of Baywood Marina of Bay- with a hot dog or snack available if desired. A king size mas, located some 50 miles due east from Nassau. Capt. of Fords will feature a line of fiberglass kit boats, ready for wood, showing-Cathedral and Crestliner glass outboards and steak may be enjoyed within a three-minute walk from the Lloyd's charming manner, and his vast knowledge of the un- assembly, with a new completed sailing glass Re-Beck out drives, and a booth making available the ever popular Convention Hall at the Berkeley Carteret Hotel, the head- derwater habitat in the Bahamas, is certain to please all who Dinghy. Boating Almanac, published by G. W. Bromley Co. of New quarters residence establishment for the nine-day period. come within range of the exhibit. The stage adjoining the main floor inside Convention Hall York embracing charts and information on New Jersey and Long known as "The Family Boat Show," the annual Jersey A tour of the main floor will reveal, two Henry Luhrs will be 'exclusively occupied by Monmouth Sailing Center of neighboring states. A hew publication at the show will be the Coast event has something to offer for all from 9 to 90, and is craft, from Morgan, a 26-foot lap strake Jersey Sea Skiff of Monmouth Beach, which will show a wide variation of day Macmillan Marine Atlas of New Jersey and Delaware waters, ' easy to view, in a leisurely fashion. wood, and the Luhrs new 25-foot fiberglass family cruiser. sailers by Chrysler, Glastron, MFG Wells, and McVay, and something else new — will be the fire orange distress Upon entering the outside Arcade section of Convention Kulas Custom Sea Skiffs of Keyport will show his newest plus a broad showing of small sailing craft and sailing flag, recommended by the U. S. Coast Guard. Hall, the visitor may see a mere preview of the show, which 26-foot Jersey Sea Skiff, of wooden lap strake construction, boards by Snark, Star Craft, Aqua Cat, Alcort and Lincoln. Along the ocean side of the promenade level, will be the la actually taking place inside the entrance doors of the main for fishing and cruising. A 30-foot Pacemaker will be ex- Monmouth Sailing Center will show the first three divisional SaveCote Laboratory exhibit, featuring marine paints of building. The preview section will offer for inspection, a 37- hibited by Sea Coast Yacht Sales, of Hoboken, and Cedar- exhibit exclusively of sailing craft hi the 15-year history of Lakewood; and an exhibit of oil cleaners for marine engines foot Post Sportsfisherman, shown by Cape Isle Marina, of Mar of Toms River will show two variations of the all glass the show, with their Pace Ship exhibit in the Arcade, and and engine saving components by Franz Oil Cleaners of Cape May; three of the TrojaVs fleet of pleasure boats, in- deep V. Sportscraft. Naurical Yacht Sales will show a 20- two major exhibits Inside Convention Hall on the Stage and New York. The Cook & Dunn Co. will show their marine cluding the 31-foot six-sleeper family cruiser, by Fair Haven foot Bertram, near the entrance, and features the the 47-foot on the main floor. paints made in Newark, and both Motorboating and Rudder Yacht Works of Fair Haven; a 33-foot Nauti-Line cruising all-glass Swannee Kenner Cruising Houseboat, installed as a The promenade or mezzanine level will show a cross-• Magazines will be available in separate exhibit areas. The houseboat, with twin screw outdrive; a 28-foot Tollycraft fronticepiese, outside Convention Hall. An International 100 section of the newest in marine engines, both gas and diesel, Boat Dock of Ocean Grove, a firm specializing in unique Sports Fisherman, all fiberglass, and a 24-foot Tollycraft glass per cent fiberglass sports fisherman, with flying bridge, by a generous quantity of all sizes of outboard boats and motors, nautical gifts and accessories, will show at end of the east cruiser, by Maple Leaf Yacht Sales of Brielle. Atlantic Sail- International Boat Sales of Long Branch, will be seen; and a and a big assortment of marine accessories and equipment. Promenade aisle. Orioles Belt Nicklaus, Barber Hit Five Homers 67 for Lead in Citrus THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Atlanta and the New York ORLANDO, Fla. (AP)-Scat- winner George Knudson of Can- Devlin, on the comeback trail The Baltimore Orioles Yankees combined for 22 hits at tergun Jack Nicklaus and sur- ada shooting 71s. after a disastrous showing in West Palm Beach, Fla., but the cracked five home runs yester- prising Miller Barber trimmed South African Gary Player, 1967. Weiskopf, only 25, but the Braves handed the Yanks, their five strokes off par with 67s leading money-winner on the day in crushing the Washington playing in his first U.S. tourna- fourth straight loss, winning, 7- yesterday, wresting the first- ment this year, shot a 72 along tour this winter, never strayed Senators, 11-2, in an exhibition 3. Hank Aaron had a two-run- round lead of the Citrus Open with Doug Sanders. Defending over par in a steady round. double. baseball game. Golf Tournament away from champion Julius Boros slipped Beman helped himself by Pitcher Jim Palmer hit two Willie Davis drove in runs five earlier finishers dead- to a 73. ! shucking his shoes and stock- of the Baltimore homers and with a single and a double and locked at 68. Gaily Garbed ings to hit his second shot out of Brooks Robinson, Frank Rob- Los Angeles beat Detroit, 5-0, "I drove it awful," said Nick- Nicklaus, gaily decked out in the water on the 14th hole, inson and Elrod Hendricks each at Lakeland, Fla. It was the Ti- laus. "I hit the ball off trees cherryred slacks, drove into which he paired. hit one. Palmer also excelled gers' third straight loss. and people and everything." the pine trees on at least three Massengale missed a chance on the mound, allowing just Jack Aker's low throw in the Barber, 36-year-old winner of holes and bounced a drive off a three Senator hits in the first eighth inning let in Aaron only two tournaments in 10 spectator on another hole, but to share the lead when a 20-foot five innings of the game played Pointer with the only run of the years on the pro tour, was elat- fortunate bounces and deadly putt for a birdie on the 18th at Pompano Beach, Fla. game and Houston beat Oak' ed with his round in which he iron play got him out of trou- rimmed the cup. Charles was Mets Muffled land, 1-0, at Cocoa, Fla. sank four long birdie putts. ble. wild with his drives but deadly The Philadelphia Phillies won Chico Salmon singled in the "That was one of the best He bogeyed only one hole de- with his putts to keep up with their third straight game, beat- last of the ninth to drive in the rounds I've ever played under spite the wild drives. winning run in Cleveland's 9-8 the leaders. Ing the New York Mets, 2-0, in ANCHORED IN HALL — Built for utility, this sleek fly bridge sea skiff will ba an- these conditions," said Barber Barber, a Texas country club victory over San Francisco in after his finish on the wind owner, rolled in birdie putts of THE DAILY REGISTER a game at Clearwater, Fla. Lar- Tucson, Ariz. chored in Asbury Park's beachfront while the 15th Annual Jersey Coast Boat Show swept Eio Pinar course. 20, 12, 20, 12, and eight feet. ry Jackson, Gary Wagner and The Chicago Cubs scored dominates the New Jersey boating scene. She is Chris Craft's new 28-foot Clipper Muffs Chance Strong putting also helped Friday, March 15, 1968—15 Bill Wilson combined for the three runs in the sixth to beat Sportsman, suited for overnight cruising, fishing, water skiing, or as family day cruiser. Nicklaus missed a chance to sl'itout. California, 6-4, at Scottsdale, Features are a fiberglass hardtop and sliding side windows, as itandard equipment, take charge in the $115,000 meet Ariz. Glenn Beckert, Billy WiT St. Louis beat Minnesota, 7-4, with options of the Command Bridge, V berths, galley, toilet and dihette. Single or when he was short on a six-foot liams and Lou Johnson drive putt on the 18th green. In a game at St, Petersburg, twin 210 horsepower engines will furnish speeds up to 35 miles per hour. Shark River ANDERSON BROS., INC. in the three Cubs' runs in that New Zealand leftie Bob F'a. An unusual penalty was as- inning. sessed in the game when Bob Hills Marina of Neptune will ihow the craft on the Main Floor of Convention Hall. Charles, diminutive Deane Be- Allison, on deck at the time, man, Tom Weiskopf, Don Mas- PACKING—MOVING—STORAGE was called for interfering with sengale, and Australia's Bruce Cardinal third baseman Mike NCAA Tourney Highlight Devlin were all home with 68s. 51-53 Mechanic St. Shannon on a foul fly. Batter Tied at 69 were Bert Yancey, Harmon Killebrew was called John Lotz, Bob Murphy, and Red Bank, N. J. out. Lee Trevino. Veterans Gay Rico Petrocelli's two-run dou- Brewer and Ken Venturi were Hayes, Unseld Will among the 70 shooters, with Ar- 741-0030 MINT/ AUMDWM IMS ble and Dick Ellsworth's five nold Palmer and two-time 1967 good innings on the mound By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ture strive to become the fifth morrow to determine the four Ky.—East Tennessee, 19-6, vs. gave the Boston Red Sox a 7-1 A matchup of All-Americans team to climax an unbeaten semifinalists. The semifinals Ohio State, 18-7; Kentucky triumph over the Chicago White Elvin Hayes of Houston and season with an NCAA cham- and finals, March 22-23, will be No. 5, 21-4, vs. Marquette, 22-5. Wes Unseld of Louisville at pionship. Sox at Sarasota, Fla. held at the Los Angeles Sports Midwest regional, Wichita, FAILED INSPECTION? ... WE CAN FIX IT!! Wichita, Kan. and a shoot-out Nine of the nation's Top Ten Arena. Kan.-Texas Christian, 14-10, among four Top Ten teams at teams will be involved in the Pairings Set vs. Kansas State, 19-7; Louis- ALLPRO Raleigh, N. C, feature second eliminations at four centers- Here are the today's pairings ville, No. 9, 29-6, vs. Houston, round play tonight in the Ealeigh, N. C, Lexington, Ky., with rankings and records: No. 1, 9-0. sprawling NCAA major college Wichita, Kan., and Al- East regional, Raleigh, N.C. West regional, Albuquerque, TRANSMISSIONS basketball tournament. buquerque, N. M. Duke, 10th -Columbia, No. 7, 22-4, vs. Da- SPECIALISTS N.M.-^UCLA, NO. 2, 25-1, vs. In addition, UCLA renews its ranked, is in the NIT at New vidson, No. 8,-28f-4; St. Bonaven- New Mexico State, 22-5; New • Ad|uittd • Rmalad bid for a second straight NCAA York. ture, No. 3,23-0, vs. North Caro- Mexico, No. 6, 23-3, vs. Santa • Rtpalr»d • Ovtriiavlid title and a fourth in five years, The second round winners to- lina, No. 4, 25-3. Clara, 22-3. while Houston and'St. Bcnaven- night at each site will meet to- Mideast regional, Lexington, Both Stand 6-8 Hayes, the Player of the! Utotlni Year, and Unseld both are 6-8, j CAR SERVICE OFFER Guaranttt RyunJindgren Duel Set good shooters, strong rebound- FREE! ers and the top pro prosepects| TOWING & DIAGNOSIS DETROIT (AP) - Jim Eyun Eyun, the world record miler two races today instead of of this year's college crop. decided he'd rather race Gerry from Kansas, will make the three, and that's easier." Pro scouts will be able to hold [ Guaranteed Coll W i* * Lindgren than Dave Patrick to- two-mile run his second race in The Byun-Lindgren duel thus a convention in Wichita. t 9 to & Sat. seeded teams left In the compe- ATTENTION BOATMEHI OPEN SUNOAY » TO NOON! tition, will collide tonight. w ! Jergjgy Coast Boat Slww Director Increased Trends in Pleasure Boating in By JERRY CASQUE ly implanted In the minds of untold numbers of people. With- galley, and greater sleeping accomodatlons ... Safety, too, Jersey Coast Boat Show Director out doubt, definite influencing factors have generated this has been an important consideration, and inumerable revolu- ASBURY PARK—Boating families are planning to spend enthusiasm, such as a family visit to a boat show, an invita- tionary Novations will be found in the 1968 live-aboard more time afloat during the coming season, and a greater tion aboard a friend or neighbor's boat, and, of course, the cruiser. Even the sportfisherman has changed in pattern, number of families have become acquainted with the recrea- prevailing favorable economy. Whatever the cause of the with a demand'for the sedan deckhouse type, as opposed tional benefits offered by pleasure boating, indicating a sub- trend, in the case of each individual, or family group, to the former open cockpit, providing added live-aboard stantial increase over previous years in the overall pleasure it is apparent enough to be contagious to the manufacturers facilities, and substantially increased lounge area. To add boat following in 1968. of pleasure boats, who, recognizing the ever increasing surge sleeping accomodations, more manufacturers have Included In talking to boating enthusiasts in recent months, along to private boat ownership, have indicated their own trend,, 1968 models with a flush deck bridge atop a luxury state- BOAT HOUSE the entire length of the Atlantic seaboard, it is obvious that by upgrading the design, quality and appointments of the 1968 room located aft in the vessel, and under the bridge. the image of relaxation aboard a family owned craft is deep- pleasure craft. More noticeable, and in line with the trend toward week- OCEAN AVE. 842-2211 A SEA BRIGHT THREE PLEASURE TYPES end live-aboard, and vacation cruising, Is the 1968 selection As will be plainly seen at the 15th Anniversary Jersey of houseboats, which In many cases, offer all of the spacious- OPEN Coast Boat Show in Asbury Park's Convention Hall, the ness of a luxury summer cottage. SEVEN pleasure boating devotee is divided into three distinct cate- Without doubt, the cruising houseboat is here to stay, and gories, making up one large group, all with the primary truly invites comfortable dockside living, plus speeds up to DAYS *^m^ ..,.• K desire to enjoy spare time afloat, away from polluted air, 40 miles per hour. While not in the luxury class, a classic and to relax in the sun to follow their own particular di- example of economy and utility in a small home afloat, is the A WEEK versions, "Hobo," an eighteen footer, combining a cruising houseboat, It would be folly to tempt a sail boat buff, by an invita- and a camper for a change into a wooded area. The craft /inrtounce* Jt* __ tion for a day aboard one of the fast, new deep V all fiber- is shown at the Jersey Coast Boat Show, inside Convention glass speeders, in the 17 foot to 23 foot bracket, and Hall, on the promenade level, and sleeps six, has a galley EARLY BIRD SPECIALS and standup head. Powered with a 20 horse power Chrysler (MARCH 1* - MARCH M> conversely, the outboard or out-drive small boat owner, • Chrome on Iran Fishing Rod Holdtn- well accustomed to speed and his type of excitement afloat outboard motor, complete with remote controls and a spe- Reg. 11.00 Pr - ——.HOW »•" "• cial trailer for migrations into camping areas, when a change would be impatient aboard a sailboat of any size, driven by • Chrome on Brass Fog loll w _ a( N0W 7 the wind at speeds from four to eight miles per hour. from the waterways is desired, the price is no more than that Rtg. 16.50 - " SUPS AVAILABLE • Hack & De«k«r "A" H.D. Drill. While changes and improvements have been made In for a good automobile, or slightly above $4,000. Of 100 ••__ 1 £75 ..i...... «..—.—...«"" • ••" both the 1968 high powered glass runabout or fisherman, and per cent fiberglass construction, the maintenance is low, and the life expectancy long. • Al| Dinghies """ 20% OFF ."-. AB lodotn 10% OW • Modern slips with electricity, water and telephone in most sailing craft of all sizes, the majority of which are • Nylon Lint ...'"".From 4c Ft. Manila fnm iVt*!!1' also of fiberglass, the most noteworthly trend is in the re- A more typical example of the 1968 trend in cruising with dockmastar for your assistance. MONDAY THRU SAT.! »•• SUNDAY. » TIL NOON sponse of the manufacturer of the family cruiser, sizeable houseboat, is the new Nauttline, a 33-foot by 12-foot all S.I. ferim: No ehjrge», no returni, offers limlled by mpply offshore fisherman, and particularly in. the cruising house- fiberglass live-aboard craft, with interior accomodations to en hand. satisfy the most discriminating lady, and with speeds up to • Rentalincludei membership in the RIVER & SURF boat class. J-V" Increasing popularity in living aboard has been noted, 40 miles per hour, and complete walk around decks to please CLUB which offers a fresh water pool, CABANA and with the increasing volume of people indicating their the lady's captain. Sleeping six, with a spacious galley, a building and 300' of sparkling, privately-owned wishes in this direction, the demand Is for more aboard, roomy head and shower, the boat leaves little to be desired beach, both areas with lifeguard in season. higher grade Interior appointments, a complete and efficient for weekend living or extended vacation cruising.

• For the price of a Marina slip alone, you also be- long to a top-flight Beach Club. Special Event Days PATEC* SI p«r fr. + SSO CUIIh*. Special Event Days will mark the 8:30 p.m. Jack Lamping, coordinator for l»**IMi Outtaoordi ® $121 en cable nine-day run of the 1968 Jersey Coast Ocean County, and Freeholders Robert Boat Show, open 1 to 10 p.m. daily and J. Miller, director; Howard Lamberson, FOR APPLICATION: SEE OR CALL: 1 to 7 p.m. Sundays'. and George F. Makin will officiate. RESIDENT MANAGER SUNDAY, MARCH 17 — Monmouth SATURDAY, MARCH 23-N. J. Water Apt. #48 (Tel. 222-3809) County Day, presenting Miss Monmouth Safety Conference, Berkeley-Carteret County, Mary Ann Masker. Ceremonies Hotel. PARK RD., MONMOUTH BEACH, N. J. will take place at 4 p.m. Joseph Irwin, Monmouth County Freeholder director, A special attraction throughout the will officiate. show's run will be the first time showing MONDAY, MARCH 18'— Peter in the United States of only privately- Gannon Day, "Boatman of the Year," owned two-man submarine, brought to luncheon at the Berkeley—Carteret Hotel. Convention Hall directly from Spanish TUESDAY, MARCH 19 - U.S. Coast Wales in the Bahamas by Capt. Peter Guard Auxiliary Day. All USCG members Lloyd. Exotic colored underwater film will be admitted free of charge upon scenes of the Bahamian waters will be presentation of their membership cards. shown by Capt. Lloyd, who personally photographed them through the trans- buy a Boat? NEW JERSEY Boating Commission parent turrets of the sub at various depths Meeting. to 1,000 feet. THURSDAY, MARCH 21-U3. Power Squadron Day. All USPS members will be Captain Chris Covert of Deal and admitted free upon presentation of their Mates Judy Brown of Neptune and Pa- membership cards. tricia OToole of Deal will be on deck to FRIDAY, MARCH 22 — Ocean Day, pipe visitors aboard, dispense informa- tion on exhibit locations and to smile for presenting Miss Ocean County, Lisa ! > Donovan. Ceremonies will take place at the camera. i Chris-Craft President Sees Growth NEW YORK - Harry H.lbe in operation early this year. land, N.Y. to increase produc- Coll, president of Chris-Craft Overseas, Chris-Craft ex- tion of boats in wood and fiber- Corporationi , thhe boat building panded a plant in Fiumicino, glass. divisio"' • " n of- Chris-Craf- ----t Indus- - Italyy, last yyear, , for building a At Pompano Beach, a new tries, said today that prospects line of small to large cruisers building is being completed and for growth of the boating indus- and sport boats for the Euro- will be used to produce larger try look better than ever. pean marketk . WitWih ItalianIli pro- yachts. The industry trend has always duction supplemented by ex- "We've been voting quietly been closely related to Chris- ports from the United States, for the future of boating in the Craft's progress because of its Chris-Craft is the major factor most convincing way possible," position as the world's largest in the European pleasure boat he stated. builder of motor boats. market he said. The Chris-Craft boat company "Chris-Craft is expandinp g ac- Mr. Coll also noted that dur- president said that the short cording to a long planning ing 1967 expansions were com- range, industry outlook should schedule," he said, "and the pleted at plants in Chattanooga, be tempered by the tense in- new production facilities we are Tenn., Holland, Mich., and Cort- ternational situation, establishing here and abroad 11- behind "OPENS lustrate the confidence we have TOMORROW" in the future of boating." JERSEY COAST Mr. Coll predicted that the 1968 year for the boating indus- the fun try would run ahead of 1967. BOAT SHOW Over the longer pull, he said, CONVENTION HALL. ASBURY PARK the industry can look forward to MARCH 16-24 CAN W£ HELPYOU? attaining new higher plateaus in public popularity and sales. revolution! Hava you found the boat you have always wanted? Describing steps by Chris- ciuisni l OINIf, We can help you with a special boat loan. Visit any Craft to increase pproduction one of our conveniently located offices or see your capacity, Mr. Coll said the com- boat dealer. A loan can be arranged quickly and easily. pany has acquired two new CtntnUUM Iw n* HIIM1KIN0, Bl OUTBOARD MOWR8 plant sites and is expanding two THE ...in 13 sizes... end featuring a sensational new existing plants. mid-range 55 that combines th$ ska and economy eft The new sites are at Eden- CENTRAL JERSEY BANK compact 50 with the speed and thrust oft 65... ton, N. 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PLYWOOD • CHRIS CRAFT SKIFF See Evinrude't fun power exhibit at the boat showl • 'A" 4x8 4 • CHRYSLER FIBER- • Reg. $12.80 ** GLASS BOATS • CHRIS CRAFT and EVINRUDEomsKH or ovnium wm cow. CHRYSLER ENGINES POWER FOR FUN and PARTS MARINE LUMBER CO. CHRYSLER OUTBOARD MOTORS Complete lint of da-lr-youriHtlf materials for kom a*4 beat RAILWAYS • REPAIRS • STORAGE MAHOGANY~TEAK, OAK and MARINE PLYWOODS 1139 OCEAN AVE., SEA BRIGHT 842-3355 USED BOAT BROKERAGE OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M.; SATURDAY I A.M. TO 5 P.M. OPEN SUNDAY 9 TO NOON BOATMAN'S SHOP 24 WHARF AVE. RED BANK 741-5780 Enforced Laws Jersey Sea Skiffs Bigger Than Ever ASBURY PARK-What ever Maine, Florida, and the Bane- w 1988 model in this size. happenedi to the Jersey Sea hamas, and run . in length Before the turn of the cen- Key to Safety Skiff? The answer is—they are from 26 feet to 42 feet, show- tury, fishermen in Sea Bright still being produced, and on a ing fine joiner work, and every built their own Jersey Sea CHICAGO — A spokesman for the recreational boating higher level of design than ev- type of current pleasure boat Skiffs, which were rowing industry and sport has welcomed a boating safety message er before, according to show luxury appointment, some of boats, launched through the from President Johnson and agreed that better enforcement director Jerry Gasque. which have radar, automatic surf, because of the several of our boating laws is the key to reduction of boating ac- mile distance around Sandy ATLANTIC SAILING YACHTS pilot, and the most extensive cidents. Gasque reports than despite the almost universal adoption electronic equipment. A Kulas Hook into the Atlantic. After Fred B. Lifton, executive director of the Boating In- is the ultimate in a 1968 Jer- the early years of the century i Sailing Craft Exclusively of fiberglass construction by dustry Association and its affiliated consumer groups, said builders across the country sey Sea Skiff. began, toward 1905, the one that the attitude of the Presidential message — that boating many purchasers will settle for Noo ne can deny the tremen- cylinder gasoline engine was accidents are not a major problem and should be attacked nothing but a wood vessel, dous popularity of the famous developed and used in these before they become .one—reflects the view of both the manu- planked on oak frames, in the Henry Luhrs Jersey Sea Skiff, Skiffs, which were approxi- facturers of boating equipment and the people who use it. conventional manner of the Jer- built in sizes from 24 foot to mately only 18' long, and were "As the President pointed out, boating has experienced sey Sea Skiff. The world fa- 32 foot, one of which will be double ended, to split the fol- an enormous growth over the past two decades without a mous lap1 strake construction exhibited at the Jersey Coast lowing sea, when coming in corresponding rise in number of fatalities. Boating is proud is still maintained, and cerShow- . Luhrs, by showing his over the beach loaded with, of this record and has long recognized its responsibility to tainly, beyond any doubt is Skiff in the 1968 edition of the fresh caught fish. During these cut the accident rate even further," Lifton observed. well tested by time. Jersey Coast Show, also indi- years, the use of the Jersey IS Keep it Enjoyable Some 15 years ago, accord- cates that an innumerable num- Sea Skiff, originating in Sea COMING "This new concern on the part of the Federal government ing to Gasque, the Jersey Coast ber of purchasers of boats of Bright, spread along the Jer- should enable all of us to do a better job of keeping boating Boat Show boasted the "largest wooden construction are still in sey coast, greatly influencing TO safe and enjoyable. Federal grants to states for better en- collection of Jersey Sea Skiffs circulation, further substanti- the economy of many ocean- forcement of boating laws, to volunteer agencies for boat- under one roof," and this label ated by the busy Jersey Sea front communities. ing education, and to industry for further research and test- was nationally advertised. Skiff division of the Luhrs With the advent of the in- Ing will help boating keep its place as America's top family" Customers for Jersey Sea Company in Morgan. The stallation of gasoline engines, sport," Lifton asserted. Skiffs, he reports, came from Luhrs Sea Skiff also may bethe craft were built with a "Boatmen themselves have long recognized the need many far distant areas, know- seen in many ports on the east- heart shaped square stern, to for the type of education recommended by the President, and ing that they would view the ern seaboard, and according to increase displacement aft, RED BANK they have been providing it for many years through organi- most varied selection available Luhrs, many have been when driven under power. As See Our zations like the U.S. Power Squadrons, the U.S. Coast Guard here at the Jersey Coast Show, shipped to foreign countries, horse power in engines in- Auxiliary, the Red Cross and the Outboard Boating Club of smooth hull trend in pleasure for both pleasure and commer- creased, additional bearing Exhibit of America. boat structure, Edward Kulas cial work. While the Luhrs was provided in the stern by \ I Skiff is not intended to be fan IMMIIIIIMIMMMMMMHWMUMWUMW of Keyport, owner of Kulas adding to the width of the trail' Custom Sea Skiffs, Inc. will ex- cy, it is efficient, and, above som, which greatly increased at the BRISTOL HIGH PERFORMANCE — HIGH QUALITY hibit one of his 1968 models in all, is economical to purchase the speed of the boat. Today's the show at Convention Hall. and maintain. The Luhrs Co., 1968 version of the original Jer- COAST YACHT SAILSTAR however, is also engaged in the The Kulas plant is humming, sey Sea Skiff boasts a wide SAILING YACHTS * manufacture of fiberglass plea- transom, with maximum dis- ^\ 146 Bodman PL and he caters to those desiring sure boats;-and will -exhibit a SAILBOATS the finest hi workmanship and placement following through to • JEKSBI MARINE • MORGAN 26 foot sedan family cruiser at the stern, allowing for speeds at the custom Jersey Sea Skiff de- the Jersey Coast Show, their 20—2-24—25—28—30—34 YACHT CORPORATION sign. Kulas Skiffs are fishing in up to 40 miles per hour. . 36—40-48—4t JERSEY COAST • THE ANCHORAGE, Inc. BOAT SHOW • TARTAN DYIRS— DINKS and DHOWS ? 27'—34'—37' HACK WATCH Chris-Craft Net Sales Up in 67 • THE O'DAY COMPANY fl We are pleased to announce the opening of our Red Bank branch DOUGLASS & McLlOD, Inc. NEW YORK - Cris-Craft In- A merger of Chris-Craft In- consecutive years. ft on or about May 1, where you can see, ashore or afloat, dustries, Inc. has reported ltlstries, Inc. and Baldwin- The company's provisions for f§ . representative models ol Bristol Sailslar sailboats from record consolidated net sales of tfontrose Chemical Company, income taxes in 1967 totaled $2,- MULLEN YACHT CO. $76,973,820 for 1967 and a slight m 19 ft^to 35 ft. Inc. was recommended by the705,000 compared to $2,605,000 214 Front St. 201—826-3749 Perth Amboy increase in earnings from ?1.73 in 1966. Tax provisions for the to $1.75 per share. >oards of directors of both com- fourth quarter of 1967 were W- Liberal, Low Cost Financing Available TOMS RIVER RED BANK Consolidated net earnings for >anies on December 27, 1967. $580,000, compared to tax provi- 201—244-9277 201—741-4095 1967 came to $2,966,881 com-Terms are being negotiated for sions of $1,004,000 for the same pared to $2,877,773 in 1966. Sales quarter of 1966. HMHMMMIIIMIHIIlilMMIIHMI»WW submission to stockholders. i ATLANTIC SAILING YACHTS of $76,973,829 compared to $72,- During 1967 Chris-Craft In- For the year ending December 255,907 in 1966. lustries, Inc. paid four quarter- 31, 1967, there was an average V Foot of Bay Ave., Point Pleasant Herbert J. Siegel, newly y cash dividends of 25 cents of 1,695,137 shares of Christ- « Dial 892-6200 elected chairman of the board ;ach and a special year-end Craft Industries, Inc. common and president, said the earnings :ash dividend of 30 cents in stock outstanding. This com- FAIR HAVEN gain would have been larger ieu of the five percent stock pares iwth an average of 1,' had it not been for the adverse lividend it had paid for five 661,389 shares for 1966 year end effect of the Ford strike on the YACHT WORKS sale of automotive carpeting by THE DAILY REGISTER Friday, March 15, 1968—17 FAIR HAVEN NEW JERSEY Chris-Craft's NAFI Division. For the fourth quarter of 1967 747-3010 net earnings amounted to $706,- Skippers 087, or 41 cents per share, com- Ahoy pared to $1,155,212 or 69 cents NEW JERSEY'S per share, during the same LARGEST period of 1966. Consolidated nei sales for the .J967 fourth quarter TROJAN DEALER were $19,433,030 compared to $19,048,176 for the fourth quarter of 1966. SHOW THE NEW Chris-Craft said it expects a 24, 26, 31 TROJAN good boating year in 1968, point- DINE CASUALLY ing out ,that the entire produc- tion of cruisers 40 feet and over the atmosphere AT THE JERSEY COAST BOAT SHOW and its new houseboat has al- ready been subscribed for by is to your liking dealers. PARTIES—WEDDINGS—MEETINGS RESERVATIONS 542 • 0800 All Boatmen Agree... HWY. 35 X EATONTOWN We Have All Your (Oppoiitt Fort Monmouth) BOATING NEEDS SEE US AT • FULL STOCK OF FITTING OUT SUPPLIES THE BOAT SHOW • U.S. GOVERNMENT CHARTS and Northwest Corner on Main. 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Jfe«> 'High,' t _Li. oatrng Outboard Motors in Spotlight Of Increased Range^ Comiort He continued: "You can see the trend ASBURY PARK—What's new a 125 horse power model by power models answer the con- power." Chrysler also reports major outboard producer, are NEW YORK — Greater New York's hi the new boat designs. There is definitely In outboard motors for 1968 isMercury—and two "lows" — a tinued demand by boatmen for dramatic design changes in it's as follows: boating families are planning to spend more a swing to the sedan-type cruiser with lOtjs expressed more in design V/2 horse power models by easy-to-handle motors for din-eight fishing models under 10 The Boat Center, 75 White time afloat, sd they are looking for craft of cabin room. Those who prefer fishing St., Bed Bank, Johnson; Bay- changes and engineering im- Johnson and Evinrude. ghy's, small craft and sailing horse power. that offer extended cruising range, operat- are going for the sports fishermen that are provements, than in novel or Both Johnson and Evinrude auxiliaries. Both companies wood Marina, 63 Pilot Drive, From Mercury, comes the ing economies, and lots of "creature com- short on comforts and long on utility." unusual power classes. The will feature their 55 horse pow- have added models in 65 and powerful 125 horse power Marc Baywood, Johnson; Bry's, major manufacturers are con-er entries—three cylinder mo- 85 horse power. classes, with Route 35, Neptune, Johnson; forts." Mr. Bedsole called rising interest in ex- 1250, which the company calls tended family cruising "a good thing for tinuing last year's trend of up- tors with new fuel charge sys- electronic ignition systems, the most advanced outboard Barnegat Bay Sailing, Route That, at least, is the feeling of H. O. grading and refining their tems designed for higher per- and have announced improve- ever to hit the market. It's a37, South Toms River, Chrys- (Mark) Bedsole, marine sales manager of anybody selling dlesel engines." Boatmen, products. formance, longer life, reduced ment in all classes. six-cylinder six in line, 99.8-cu- ler; Bay Point Marine, 1500 Perkins Engines jlnc, and his colleagues who he said, are attracted by the diesel's fuel Outboard motors In the spot- vibration, and improved com- Chrysler outboard motors of bic-inch unit, featuring Thun- Bay Blvd., Lavallette, John- have talked with hundreds of boating buffs economy, long operating Ufe, and safety. light at the 15th Anniversary bustion. 75 and 105 horse power, fea- derbolt electronic ignition. Al-son; Cedar-Mar Marina, At- at the 1968 National Boat Show here. If people are going to spend more time Jersey Coast Boat Show in- Johnson and Evinrude's ex- ture a capacitance-discharge so new among Mercury's lantic City Blvd., S. Toms Riv- "It's a definite trend," Mr. Bedsole aboard their boats, they want the cheapest reliable power they can get," he declared, clude a new outboard "high"— tremely light weight V/2 horse ignition system called "magna- nine power classes is a six in er, Johnson; Chadwick Ma- claimed. "People want a boat that is com- line 89.6 cubic inch 100 horse rina, Chadwick Beach, Mer- fortable to ride for extended periods. They "and nothing can touch the dlesel engine for power model with Thunderbolt cury; Holiday Harbor Marina, want modern galleys, showers, ouverstuffed economical operation. That's why we are ignition. Waretown, Mercury; Huppert furniture — the same comforts they enjoy at now putting dlesels into 28-and 30-foot cruis- Marine, Drum Point Road, Os- home — because they intend to spend more ers. A few years ago you couldn't find a Smaller Horsepower bornville, Mercury; Forked time on the water." boat tfiat size carrying a dlesel." At the other end of the horse- River Marine, Route 9, Forked power'scales, the British Sea River, Evinrude; The Marine Equipment Manuals, Manage- Gull motors, ranging from 2 to Mart, 266 MantQloking Rd., Edward Kroniech To Deliver Paper ment office of the Maintenance 5 horse power, and from 26 toMantoloking, Chrysler; McCar- FT. MONMOUTH — Edward sium sponsored in Washington Engineering Directorate, Army 37 pounds in weight, serve val- thy's Marine Sales, 1029 Route M. Kronisch of West Long by.«,the Army Materiel Com- mand and the National Secu- Electronics Command. He en- uable usage and convenience 70, Brielle, Evinrude; Sea Branch is to deliver a paper tered federal service 25 years for the dinghy or auxiliary Bright Marine Center, 1062 on Design and Tailoring of rity Industrial Association. sail boat owner. The larger, Ocean Ave., Sea Bright Equipment Manuals Sympo- Mr. Kronisch is chief of theago. slow turning propellor featured Sea Gull; Sea Bright by Sea Gull, delivering maxi- Marine Company, 700 Ocean mum thrust, plus the long, ex- Ave., Sea Bright, Chrysler; tended underwater drive unit, Barnegat Bay Chris Craft, for deeper draft sailboats, pro- Route 37, Toms River, Chry- MONMOUTH MARINA vide a natural propulsion unit sler; Shark River Hills Ma- in many cases. rine, Riverside Drive, Neptune, Evinrude; Sigler's Marine, SAIUNG CENTER Those ouboard motor deal- Inc., Route 34, Allenwood Cir- ers from the Jersey Coastal cle, Allenwood, Johnson, and • PARTS* ACCESSORIES • TRAILERS • USED BOATS area who will be present at the Triangle Marine, Inc., Route Jersey Coast Boat Show, show- 35, Belmar, Mercury. ing the complete line of each' New Jersey's Largest / • 40 Different Models Selection of Sailboats | from 20 Manufacturer!! 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SE/WICEIS OUR Q/GG£STASSETI Allenwood 449-8760 j, Mtrth 15, 19(58—19 Church Hall Calendar THE DAILY B0HSTEE Services in County Churches LEOVAKDO - - Atlantic Highland* Leonardo Keuuburg Sunday Service at U a.m. Rev. WU- BMMAMJAL BAFTOn , ANN'S OATHOIJO Ham Can* will preach on "Lord, Who Men's Day •Vtl&OUO Ulrtls^.rulf La It?" Bervkies at 7:30 p.m. .1, 0, fj.varv, alii t».«*^t -.-— —- i *\ s* «ua Diocese Liturgical Unit llortitlag woratup larvtce will bt at Sunday Uuiei will 'etert Place aodltortttm, ana at a-aw L o'clock and th« cvanlng aarvlet at O, U and noon. ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL p.m. In the Church. lUgr. Xmmttt 30. ,lUv. Richard Shaw la putor. N a relink BAT SHORE COMMUNITY Sunday lervlcea are aa folk>wi: | L Uonahan la pastor. Taife Set mtST HKTBODIST Sa«t Keansburs m., Holr Communion; 9:30 Family TRINITY EPISCOPAL Atlantic Highland? Sunday services will be beld at U a.: Moralnj worahlp wilt b* htld it Rev. Richard Schwartz will preach Service; 11 a.m. Holy Communion Holy Eucharist on Sunday at, 8 «nd RED BANK - Dr. C. Shelby a.m. Rev. Harrey Van Sclver will ''On Tht Road To Jerusalem" lennon by the rector, Rev. H. R. Bor- Morning: Prayer at 8:13 a.m Morntna; Session at St. James •each on "Thli !• The Way/" ZIBST METHODIST Prayer and address at 11 a.m. Tha Books, executive director of BETHEL BIBLE CHAPEL Rev. Canon Charles H. Be»t la rector. RED BANK - The Eev. Ing at Mass — and will include FIRST PBESBriERlAN KKttaiurb i the Fund for Theological Edu- SPECIAL SERVICES Atlantic Highlands Sunday services will be it I Mlddletown ST. PAUL BAPTIST Florian J. Gall, assistant at the function of music in the Sunday services will be held |t am. and at 11 a.m. Rev. Newton W. Services Sunday will betfn with wor> Red Bank cation, Princeton, will speak at HAZLET—Special mid-week :3O and U a.m. Rev. Richard B. An- Greiner Is pastor. ihip at 9:30 a.m. at Carpenter and Sunday worship service will bt the A.M.E. Zion Church in ob- St. James Catholic Church, will liturgy, the place of the cantor services are being held flon officiating. Applegate ata. Family Bible hour al 11 I 11:15 a-m. The Eev. Marcus and some techniques of teach- iT, MARK'S EPISCOPAL Lesson: "Joseph RJK! his Brethren." Plprre *;lll preach on "The Holy servance of Men's Day Sunday conduct a session for the Wednesdays at 8 p.m. in St. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Keansbury An *venlnff aervice will begin al t p.m. Spirit, Our Help?r." fifwpel muslcai ing hymns to the congregation. Atlantic Highlands Sunday lervicea will be Hoi/ Com with a song time and aermon. at 7:30 p.m. conducted by Ronnlt at 11 a.m. A luncheon will fol- Diocesan Liturgical Commis- John's Methodist Church. The Sunday services Mil be held at 11tnunlon at 8 a.m. and Par! eh Eucharisl Dlion and Uie Concord Singers. It is the goal of the commis- ..m. Lessen sermon "Substance." and sermon at 9:30 a.nt OU> FIRST CBURCII low at 2 p.m. in the Crystal sion Sunday, March 24, in St. Rev, Norman R. Riley, pastor AMERICAN BAPTIST CONVENTION sion that a program of partic- is conducting the series, which CENTRAL BAPTIST UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST Rumson Brook Inn, Eatontown. James Church from 2:30 to Atlantic Highlands Keyport Mlddletown ipation in song be under way deals with the epistles of St. Sunday service* will ba It U a.m. WorHhlp services at 11 RIH. Tht Dr. Rooks, a graduate of ev. Harry W. Kraft Is putor. Wor- GETHSEMANE LUTHERAN Rev. Averill M. Carson will spealt on BT. GEORGE'^BY-THE-BJVXB 4:30 p.m. in every parish in the diocese Paul. Meetings are open to Ip servioe at 7:30 p.m. Keyport "C3hrlat Hie King." EPISCOPAL Virginia State College and Sunday aervlcea will ba at 8:30, |: Rumson The course will be an in- by Easier. Men interested in the public. ST. AflNES CATHOLIO and at II «_m. CALVARY BAPTIST Sunday Services will be Holy Com* Union Theological Seminary, is struction for cantors — lay participating may contact Atlantlo Highlands Mlddletown munlon at R and 9:30, and Morning a member of the National The Women's Society of Sunday Muses are at 6:30, 7:45, I, BT. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIO Sunday aervlceii at 11 a.m. and 7 Prayer at 11 a.m. leaders of congregational sing- Father Gall. 11 and noon. Rev. Michael J. Lease Keyport p.m. In tha Falrvlew School. The Rev. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN pastor. U&ssea will ba at 6:30 and 7:31 George J. Elliott, pastor, will speak Council of Churches and of the Christian Service of the church a-m. and 13:15 p.m. In th« church Rum son National Theological Commis- recently held a Lenten de- 1:30, 6:45 and 11 a.m. In tha achool ': boih aervlcea. On Sunday, the worship aervlcei will jB held at 9:30 and U a.m. In the sion. He also serves on the votional program featuring a Cliffwood Beach ST. MARY'S KP1BCOPAL mnctuary. The Rev. Harvey O. Doula BAIfVIEW PRESBYTERIAN Keyport New Shrewsbury Jr. pastor, will preach a aermon oa board of directors of the Fam- demonstration of flower ar- Clllfwood Beach Sunday aervlces wilt ba: 7:45 a.m. REFORMED "Jeau3' Trial According to Pilate." ily Services Agency, Prince-, rangements by Mrs. Ann Bonn; Sunday worship sen-lees will be at Hornin•-•-g Prayer-; 8 a.m. Holy Com- New Shrewsbury I a.m. Rev. Donald L. Bucct, pastor, tnunlon; 9 a.m. family iisrvico Sunday tervlce will be at 9:30 and ton. W 111 officiate. U -a-m. Holy Communion. 10:30 a.m. The Rev. Isaac C. Rotten' Sea Bright berg will preach on "A Vote for BT. I.UHK'B A.M.E. His articles have appeared PRESENTING FILMS OLIFFrVOOD COMMUNITY Barabhaa." E>a Bright METHODIST Little Silver ..IB 8unday service wlU bs at 1 p.m. In the Journal of Religious EAST KEANSBURG — The Cllffwood EM BUR V METHODIST LUTHER MEMORIAL LUTHERAN when Rev. Floyd N. Black will pnaoh. 'ortfilp Mrvlces will be little Sliver (Missouri Synod) Thought, Presbyterian Survey Bayshore Community Church 1 at 9 a.m. with the pastor, the Rev. Banford M. Haney will preacl New Shrewibury lev. w. WlntteM West, preaohlns; on and conduct tha morning worship aer Morning" Wrvice at 10:30 a.m. R«v. Shrewsbury and Union Seminary Tower. is presenting motion pictures Someone To Know."| vice at 11 a.m. Sermon Topic: ' DonaJd L. Biggs will offlcla.te. Sermon at all of the 8 p.m. Wednes- Coat of Forgiveness." topic: "IJ This What God Is Like?" Shrewsbury day services during Lent and Colts Neck ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL ETHICAL CULTURE FELLOWSHIP Ths morning services of worship little Stiver A New Shrewsbury .vlll hp at 9:30 a.m. and 11 l.nj. Th> Holy Week. REFORMED Hervlcea Sunday will be Holy Com Services at 10:45 a.m. In thfteev Jamp» R. Stefcle, putor, will Library Site Colt. Neck munlon at 8 and Morning Prayer anc Ranney School, Hope Road. The Society preach on "A TravMly of ilia OoapeL" The pictures are Hollywood The gunday service will be at J:!0 ,Sermon at 10 tm. with the Rev. An does not meet the last Sunday of each . and 11 a.m. The Rev, Samuel. drew Van Dyke oMctatlnE. Kmth. Rarrey Kurtz la prasldenf. FIRST ASSEMBLY OF OOD productions and feature star Penta's sermon Is based on the t! Luke 18:11-32. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST8 Shrewsbury Still Board's casts. Some are technicolor. New Shrewabury Worship service tt ll a.m. and CHRISTIAN cnlJECB Long Branch Service* will be held tomorrow a Evangelistic service at 7 p.m. Tha The public Is invited to view Colts Neck GOSPEL HALL 11 a.m. Robert K. Tom* la mlnlflter. Rev. Patrick o. McLane Is putor. :ornlng worship service wlU be at U Long Branch BEUQ1OUS SOCIETY OF MENM the films, which deal with time- m. Larry Calhoon U minister. Eve- •errlees will ba held Sunday at I: Top Concern ly topics. " worship ut 7. IQ, A flrotpil Service will h* hel Oakhurst Shrewsbury at T B.m. Sunday meeting Is' he.14 at 111 aua. MIDDLETOWN - The site FIKST METHODIST CHRIST EFUCOFAI. Eatontown BT. JAMES EPISCOPAL Oakhurst Shrewsbury for a new library remains the Lorn Branch ICM at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Dr. TO CONDUCT SEIOfeES FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Low Mass at 8 a.m. 8ung Maai an< On Sunday, the Holy EucharUt win John D. Blair, pastor, will preach on be celebated at a, 9 and 11:15 a-m, prime concern of the town- RED BANK — Eight young Katontown alireaa at 10 a.m. Rev. Jamea U "The Challenge of Lent." The Banday service will be al U a.m. cblaon Duncan, rector. The Rev. Ronald O. Albury will ship library board, according men, musicians, singers and he Rev. Robert W. Reed 1» paotor. preach on "Why Pray" tt the Iltts* FIRST BAPTIST to its annual report. speakers, will conduct ser- JESUS CHRIST OF Oceanport two aervlces. LATTEB DAY SAINTS Long Branch • William J. LeKernec, di- vices all day Sunday at the (Mormon) Tht Sunday aervleei will ba bald OALVABT BAPTIST Union Beach Eatontown LI a.ra, Oceanpart rector, noted that 1968 is the Salvation Army, 20 Riverside Services will be the Priesthood meet ST. LUKE'S METHODIST Bundajr morning servlc« at 11 a.m. GRACE METHODIST fifth year, the staff and direc- IK at & a.m. and Uie Sacrament meet, . Long Branch The evening service at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Ave. ig at 5:00 p.m. Bishop Bruce lavase Tht Sunday aervice will bt at U a.m. Paul N. Smith Is pus tor. Cnlan Beach tors of the already over- 1U officiate. Worship services wilt be ftmdiy at Services will begin at 9:45 10 s.m. The Rev. Franklin H. Srd crowded library have looked METHODIST Marlboro Old Bridge Jr., ia paator. Sermon toplo:' "The a.m. with Sunday school. At Eatontown Stem Herey of God." for a decision on the new Sunday Worship service will be at BIBLE PROTESTANT LCTHEBAN GOOD SHEPHERD 11 a.m., the morning service >:*5 a.m. with Pastor William Joel i Old Bridge facility. right officiating. RobarUvlUa West Long Branch will be held. The evening ser- Tht Sunday aervice will ba i Famllr Bible hour will be Sunday JAMES MEMORIAL EPISCOPAL a.m. Rev. Edwin P. Spencer Is paiti at 9:15 a.m. Worship service REFORMATION LUTHERAN They may have their an- vice is scheduled for 7:30. • Eatontown will be at .10:30 a.m. Rev. Harlor 2. and will apeak on "On The Arc." Meyer will officiate. West Long Branch swer soon, as township and .In the afternoon and early Holy Eucharist will be at S and THE OLD BRICK The Rev. Robert Oswald will sretah a-m. Rev. H. Holy Knight of. REFORMED CHURCH BI. AMBEOSE CATHOLIO at die 9:1S and 11 ajn. aervlaes. the Catholic Diocese of Tren- evening, the cadets will olattac Marlboro Old Brldga ton appear close to confirm- conduct the traditional street MONMOUTH BAPTIST Sunday morning services will ba hel Sunday Mass will be at a:30, 7:30, (Southern Baptist Convention) at 11 a.nx Rev. John Hart will «:45, 10, 11:15 am. and 13:30 p.m. VACATION IN ing the sale of several acres services. . Ealontown delate. Rev. Bernard A. Coen Is pastor. on Tindall Road for the li- Worship services will be at »:4J OKO8S OF OLOEV LOTHEBAM - U a-m. and 7:30 p.m. wltb. Matawan Old Bridge brary site. iv. 21 R. Uaire, pastor, preaching. Tha tuadtr ssrvlce wlU be at K>;i RUMMAGE SALE CALVARY BA s-m. j In the report, Mr. LeKernec RUMSON — At a recent Matawan Fair Haven Uorulng worship Is at 11 a. said the overcrowding, and meeting of St. Mary's Guild CHRIST CHURCH METHODIST Brenlng worship li t>t T:30. Bav. Ji Raritan To^vnship lack of proper service facili- of St. George's-by-the-Rlver Fair Haven Klnney Is pastor. FAITH REFORMED The Sunday service will be at 1] TRINITY EPISCOPAL Hazlet ties at the library is making Episcopal Church, preliminary . The Rev. Charles O.. Hankins 1M a.m., Matliu anil Half Cony luridly services will be hild at »:M storage a considerable prob- SISTER ANGELICA, a one-act Puccini opera, will be Dastar and wtu preaob. oa "In munlon at ths Church D:tt a.m. Ho) and 11 am. Rev. Theodore C. Mailer plans were made for a rum- Search of a Kingdom." Kucharlst at tha Ravins Drlvt flqhcx will preaoh on "Walking In Our Steps." lem. r presented in two fr»o performances, March 24 «t 8 mage sale May 7 and 8. HOLY COMMUNION EPISCOPAL Holy Euehaffist and sermon at t ST. JOHN'S METHODIST Fair Haven churdh. at 11 &.m. The R«v. Carroll Hazlet The problem has been some- p.m. and March 25 a* 8:30 p.m., in St. George'i-by4h«j. Hostesses at the meeting Sunday services will be at S and M Han ia rector. Holy Baptism at S p.l •uno»y serfloes will be held at 9:3 .m. Rev. Frederick SI. Preuss, rector, OBOSS OF GLOBY LUTHERAN and 11 a.m. Rev. Norman R. RUay what alleviated, he said, -by River Episcopal Church, Rumion, by the Opera En- were Mrs. Charles Briggs, Mrs. rill preaoh at ths 10 a.m. services. the offer of space from Mr. Matawan la pwlor and will preach oa "Facing semble of the Monmou+h Conservatory of Music Star, Charles Kuper, Mrs. Frank JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Worship service at 9 and 11 a. Ijllft Squarely." Baptism. and Mrs. Irving Wasserman, Mason, Mrs. Ceil Payne and Fair Haven Congregation 7%e Kov. Dr. John W. Wnetstons vri ring in tha title rola will feeThali a Vamvalcas, center, (Kingdom null) conduct services. Holy Communion whose home now houses more Mrs. Miner Taylor. The Rev. Fair navem 9 a-m. Red Bank than 8,000 volumes. shown in rehearsal with Mrs. Wesley Crozier, right,an d PubHo talk at 10 a.m. Sunday on FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Canon G. P. Mellick Belshaw, •Enjoyins (lie Best In Family Life" Matawan FIRST METHODIST Edward Thompson. Watchtower Red Bank As another high point of the Mrs. Robert Reeves, left. The setting oi the work is a rector, and the Rev. George •tody of Gen. 18:19 "Husbands, A«- Uornlng Worship at 10 sum. Service of Holy Communion at 8:30, past year, Mr. LeKernec re- ruffle your Responsibilities of Head' FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Services of worship In the Sanctuary convent, with Joseph Reilly of Freehold in charge of Willis, assistant, attended. hip," begins at 11:15 a-m. The pub- Matawan at 9:30 and 11 a.m, The Rsv. Edward PLAN IT NOW! ported that the Friends of the is Invited. Worship servioss at B:15 and 11 a.1 B. Cneaey will speak on "Fed For Library society has contributed stage setting and costumes. Musical direction will be by Rey. Chester A. Qalloway will preai A Cause." At 6 p.m. "The World HEAD PROGRAM on "Were You There — When He Wi Berles" In fellowship hill. much to -the growth of the Felix Molzer, conservatory director. Also on the pro- Accused and Condemned?" LONG BRANCH - Bishop F. Freehold HI. CLEMENT'S CATHOLIO BAPTIST library, especially In the start GRACE LUTHERAN Matawan-Marlboro Red.Bank Thinking about going to Itr. gram will ba three Verdi Ava Marias for female chorus. D. Washington and his wife, Worship aervlc* at 8 and 11:30 a.m. Sunday Masses and Holy Oommunli Sunday worship service! will be at muda? Then by all RMau q»t a pf story hours for children. Putor David G. Volfc will officiate. will be held at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. 11 a.m. The Rev, Stanley E, Mug- frM copy of "A Key to B«r- (Register Staff Photo by Larry Perna) Mrs. Ernestine Washington, Sermon topic: "Chrtatiui Camrauni- the Matavmn Grammar School. Ri ridge Is pastor, and will preach on The report showed that 2M,- will head a program to be pre- itar»—A Time." Joseph Ruclnskl is pastor. "A Strange Joy." Evening service at muda." (07 books were circulated In FIRST METHODIST 7:30 p.m. sented Monday In Trinity HOPE LUTHERAN Matawan This colorful and Informaflv* Freehold HOLT TBD.TTY 1967 with 17,361 registered A.M.E. Church here. Divine Worship at 0:30 and 11 al EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN folder eonralnt an oxeillml borrowers on the books. Worship services will be at 0:30 a.m. Rev. Donald T. PhUllpi Sr. U puto Red Bank Murray Will Address Richard Bowman is spon- "ho Rev. Albert W. Qlbion la pastor. •Ad -will preaoh on "The Teachtn. Sunday services will be held at 9:15 mop of tlii Islands, and ovtr- The three branch libraries 1TOST PRESBYTERIAN Meaatah." and lil e-m. Rer. Harold Hornberger IJ flowi with helpful hints on soring the event. All are wel- Freehold FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE pastor. clothing, ihoppliig, cuitanu, Horning worship win bt at 9:30 hi M&Uwaa In Naveslnk, Port Monmouth come. The Rev. Frank Wil- ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC duty, transportation, things to and Iincroft accounted for 21 ia new auditorium and at 11 a* Sunday lervlces at 10:30 e,.m. and Red Back County Judges' Groupliams is pastor. >t Sanctuary. Pastor Jamea R, p.m. at Jackson St. and Ravine Sriv< Sunday Massei will bs calabrataa al it* and do. per cent-of the year's circu- " will deliver a •ennoa. Tht Rev. Daniel Gmtlls will ottlclale. 8, B, 10, 11 a.ra. and noon wltt SHREWSBURY - New Jer- State Sen. Richard R. Stout XMMANCEL BAPTIST Mgt. Balvatore Dl Lorenzo, putor, of< We'll gladly send yog one of lations and loom as a bright Freehold Middletown ticlatl . sey Public Defender Peter J. will outline to judges and mu- CONFERENCE SUNDAY Morning worship will bt it 11 a.m. ties* useful folders—or, If you and promising part of the over- A.M.E. ZION prefer, stop In, pick one ip and Murray will address the nicipal officials appropriate HIGHLANDS — The Rev. i vvenlng aervlc* at 7 p.m., both ST. MART'S CATHOLIO Red Bilk all library picture, Mr. Le- the TMCA. R«v. Frank C. Horn, New Monmouth Sunday services at It a.m, Rsv. let as help you plan your trip. Kernec said. \ ".""' Monmouth County Municipal legislation concerning both Paul Fredrich, superintendent pastor, will preach on "Hit Heau*a Masses are at T, t:lS, 9:30, 10:43 a: Alfred B, Parkor Is pastor. Judges Association at its din- groups. Revival Brought by Saint Patrick." and noon In the church: at 1:15. 9: He called the prospects for" of'the New Brunswick District 10:15 a.m. and won In Memorial Ha] * PRESBYTERIAN In order to Inturs accommodation!, ner-meeting Tuesday at Rod's Assisting Judge Halpern on -, Red Bank we request mat you moke your the year' ahead very good. of the Methodist Church, will Highlands riRST UNITARIAN CHURCH Sunday Worship Service win ba ob- Shadowbrook. the arrangements committee OF MONHODin COUNTS •erven at 9 and 11 a-m. with the Rev. reMrvtrtlMM « soon m poMlble. Besides the expected decision conduct the fourth quarterly FIRST METHODIST ZJncroft Dr. Charles 8. Webster preaching on Judge Harold Halpern of are Municipal Court Judges conference of the Highlands Highlands Sunday services will be hels at 10 "WlU our Prayers for others Affect on a library site, program Worahlp aervlca at H ft.m.R«v . Wtl- Their lilvee?" Deal, president of the associa- James R. Laird Jr., Eugene Methodist Church Sunday at am J. MoCullough la pastor. "Thi a.m. Rev. Rarold R. Dean la ptsto] planning will receive more at- llmvtrlp, "Tb* Meaning of the Rej- UKOROFT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF CHRIST tion, said a number of mayors Capibianco, Stephen Maguire, 4:30 p.m. ection" will b* jriunm at 7:30 p.m. Uncrolt tention and a closer study Sunday service at 10:30 a.m. Tr Red Bank and administrative municipal William C. Lloyd, Robert Lay- Various commissions and of- ST. ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL Rev. Harold Turner Is pastor. Sermo Sunday services will bs at 11 a.m. . TRAVEL of the branch use and needs Highlands Rev. Harold Turner Is putor. The evening cervlce will be at 6:30, will be started. officials will attend. ' ton, Seymour R. Kleinberg and ficers will make their reports Tht Holy Eucharist will be cele- Evangelist Donald Wood will preach, (division Of) brated this Sunday at 8 and 10 a»m. REFORMED Asbury Park Mayor Frank Vincent Agresti. at the meeting and elections Hlddletown ST. NICHOLAS RUSSIAN EASTERN with Matins at 0:30 a.m. and & ORTHODOX JOS. M. BYRNE CO. H. Rowland and Superior Court More than 100 persons are will be held for the year be- song at 7 p.m. Rev. Win. D. Thai Sunday service will be held Woman Is Acquitted rloar, will preach. U e..m. The Rev. Karl D. Onnpton li Red Bank Travel Service Judge Elvin R. Sirnmill will expected to attend. Reserva- ginning June 1. Dinner will be putor and will preach on "Enough The Dtrlne Liturgy will be celebrated and to Spare." at 9 a.m. on Sundays and Holy D&yfl Since 1886 Of Welfare Charge be among the honored guests. tions are closed. served In Fellowship Hall after Holmdel GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN of Obligation. Evening services preced- HOLMDEL CHURCH Holmdel-Mlddletovm ing Sundays and Holy Days of Obllia the meeting. Tba Sundiy service, will he tietlon at s p.m. Father Emlllan Kajko. " 144 Broad Street FREEHOLD — A Sea Girt Holmdel . paftpr. T%t Sunday servl&t will ba at Uat 10:45 a.m. at the Thompson School woman was acquitted yes- m. with the paitur. Her. John W, Rev. OeoTi-e I. Frank Jr. !a pastor. FIRST OHDRCH OF CHRIST, Red Bank terday before County Judge M. Municipal Tax Rate POWER IS SPEAKER 'aUroo, ofdolmfinf. KtNO OF KINGS LUTHERAN SCIENTIST 741-5080 ' Middletown Red Bank Raymond McGowan of charges . KEANSBURG'— The Rev. Sunday services will be at 1 a The Sunday services will be at 11 Bernard J. Power of San 10:45 a.m. Rev. William A. Hansc she tried to defraud the Mon- Report Meeting will preach at both services. Alfonso Retreat House, West . . METHODIST mouth County Welfare Board. Dips in Englishtown Middletown . Althea Kozak, 45, of Bar- End, was guest speaker at a Worship Strvlce at 10 a.m. In Th Will Be Tuesday Nut Swam; School. Rov. Wlllli bara Lynn apartments had ENGLISHTOWN - The mu- subdivision to come before the meeting of the Rosary-Altar Abrama Is minister. been charged with alleged- nicipal budget has been adopt- Planning Board, and $25 plus Society of St. Ann's Catholic TRENTON — The annual re- NEW MONMODTH BAFTIBT $5 per lot for each major sub- Hev7 Menmouth ly trying to cheat the board ed by Borough Council follow- Church,. • ort meeting of Catholic Chari- Sunday worship services wilt bs hel division. The second sets the The next meeting of theies, diocese of Trenton, will be at lA:4o a.m. and 7 p.m. Rev. DonaU May 3, 1966, in Freehold. ing a public hearing. N. SooHeM will epesk at the mnralm amount of $50 to accompany society will' be held in the leld- Tuesday at Morris Hall, service and Rev. John- Guest at tbi She was brought to court, the each application to the Board Diocesan Home for the Aged, evening service. Council members declined to school hall on April 3. COMMUMTT prosecution said, for accept- speculate on the tax rate, still of Adjustment. Lawrenceville Eoad, starting Port Monmouth ing money from the board Sunday worship at 11 a.m. The Re1 undetermined in the absence Borough Attorney John I. Scientists 'Celebrate' with a concelebrated Mass at A. D. Mag&w is pastor. while also receiving money of final figures on county and Dawes said the new fees pos- .0 a.m. SAINT CLEMENT'S EPUCOFAI* St. Patrick's Day Assisting Bishop George W. Bellord from her husband, Ronald Ko- school taxes. However, they sibly would not cover the ex- Sunday schedule: 9 a.m. Holy zak. did announce that the tax rate penses of the two boards, but FT. MONMOUTH — Sunday, Ahr, principal celebrant, will be ehanat and aermon: 0:30 a.m. for local purposes breaks St. Patrick's Day, Is not only members of the diocesan ad- Euoharfst s^d sermo. Mrs. Kozak was represented "at least you would be getting MT/rnonisT by Frank P. Zlmmer, Asbury down to 70 cents per $100 of something back." a great day for the Irish, but ministrative board including Belford assessed valuation against 78 one of quiet satisfaction for a the Rt. Eev. Emmett A. Mona- The Sundiy service will be at Park. Assistant Prosecutor a.m. John W. Applegate represented cents for last year. group of fort engineers and han, pastor of St. James VIESTM1K9TER PRESBYTERIAN !hurch, Bed Bank. Middletown . the state. The total appropriation for scientists who developed the Sunday services will be at 9:13 a 7 Penalized solar • cell packages that Speaker for the Mass will be 10:45 a.m. The Rev. H&rlan O. Durf municipal government and as win apeak on "The Drag — On Called powered the tiny Vanguard I he Rev. Robert J. Gritelli, for- a reserve for uncollected taxes Convenience." Guilt Admitted satellite. lerly of Middletown and now SISTER TRANOIS SPnUTTJAI, is $72,426.55. Anticipated reve- In Freehold Port Monmouth The grapefruit - sized vehicle ssistant at Our Lady of Good Private mMnagM given Monday In Two Thefts nues other than current prop- FREEHOLD - Five area lounsel Church, Moorestown. Saturday, 1 to 5 p.m. Spoken In Engll erty taxes will provide $47,111. men were fined $25 each by was launched 10 years ago, and Italian. Call during church houri FREEHOLD — A Mlddletown March 17, and because it 263 Main Bt BUI103 Angela Solla. This will leave a balance of Municipal Court Judge Alex- / Township youth has pleaded Eager youngsters start musl- $25,315.55 to be raised by taxes. ander Levchuk Wednesday achieved a near perfect orbit, guilty before County Judge M. may continue spinning around al careers with instruments OCEAN VD5TT COMMUNITY Salaries Raised night on charges of failing to Leonardo Raymond McGowan to two the earth for a hundred more hey find in the Classified Ads. Momlne" worship service at 11 a.m. The new budget provides for give good accounts of them- Check today! Rev. Kenneth N. Qambls will iptak counts of larceny. selves. years. But the fort achieve- Evening service at 7:30 p Gary L. Davis, 19, of 108 a total increase in salaries of ment was the power supply, Crestview Dr. had been $4,000. To meet it, a salary or- Of the group, Ronald Nastasi, clusters of solar cells, or "sun charged with taking the station dinance was introduced and lOVa Mechanic St., was charged batteries," that gave electricity Calvary Baptist Church wagon of Edward Otte, 535 passed on first reading. with failing to give a good ac- to a Vanguard I radio for more Cooper Road, Middletown, Jan. Steps were taken to plug an count of himself by allowing than five years. Meeting In Falrvlew School — Cooper Road, Mlddletown How can a child learn to find his place in the world, a group of men and minor girls 24. existing loophole when council (General Association of Regular Baptist Churches) and make it a better place to live? We would He also was charged with approved two amendments Feb. 25 to use his room. petit larceny for taking a cam- which will set fees for prospec- Others were Charles G. An- Juiy Clears Man SUNDAY SERVICES answer, by having the great treasures of the Bible drie Jr., 100 Wynnewood Ct., era belonging to Mr. Otte. tive builders. opened up to him, and learning its lessons of love William Carson, 5 liass Place, In Morals Case 9:45 A.M. — BIBLE SCHOOL Davis was represented by One amendment establishes Farmingdale, and Douglas Sny- and spiritual power. That's what goes on every Tublic Defender Albert T. Ber- a fee of $25 for each minor FREEHOLD - A Jury be- 11:00 A.M. — MORNING WORSHIP Ich, with Assistant Prosecutor der, Pittenger Road, and Ken- fore County Judge M. Ray- Sunday at the Christian Science Sunday School. neth Zcttel, 11 Livingston mond McGowan has found a 7:00 P.M. — EVENING SERVICE , John W. Applegate represent- CYO Meets Monday ing the state. Road, Freehold Township. 34-year-old Little Silver man Judge McGowan set sentenc- liOLMDEI. — The Mon- Willie J. Ellingston, no ad- charged with open lewdness be- WEDNESDAY 11:00 A.M. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ing for April 11. mouth County Catholic Youth dress available, was sentenced fore two teenage girls, in Oak- Organization will meet Monday to two months In the county hurst last June 5, innocent. 7:30 P.M. — PRAYER MEETING TO MEET WEDNESDAY at 8 p.m. in the cafeteria of jail on charges of assaulting Dominick A. Hern of 42 (119 Tindall Road, Middletown) SUNDAY SCHOOL MARLBOKO-The Marlboro St. Benedict's Catholic School. Mrs. Julia M. Brownlee March Winfield Drive was represent- "If my psople, which u» culled by my numt, iha.ll humbl* them».vei, FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Democratic Club for Demo- Activities to lie discussed In- 8. ed by Peter Shebcll Jr., As- uid priy, and i«Mt mr fic*. and turn from their wicltM wayi; then cratic Action will meet Wednes- clude a county and diocesan Leola Thompson, 42 Ave. A, bury Park. The state was rep- will I h»i-r from hi*.v*m, tnd will forrlv* thtfr sin, and wilt hetl their 211 BROAD ST. RED BANK day at 8:30 p.m. in the Rob- one-art play contest and a was fined $15 for careless driv- resented by Assistant Prose- land." R ChronlcflM 7:14 ertsviile Fire House, Et. 520. Communion breakfast. ing. cutor John W. Applegate. .

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Fulf power, V-8. automatic Iran*- 1963 CHEVROLET $750 983 OALAXIE FORD — Very «or>o '66 CHEVROLET $1995 mission. Green with whlta vinyl Bel Air, four - door, six • cylinder, -LEFTOVER- :omt!tlon. C«ll after 6 p.m. roof. • 7S7-g191 Bl Air, <-door jedan, V-!, outomat- slick, radio, heater. Blue. Ic transmission, power steering and 1 1967 AMBASSADOR DPL HARDTOP AT DEALER COST. Foctory air conditioning. Blue, 1965 CHEVROLET $1925 (More Classified Ads minute Impola Super Sport. Two-door hard- 1962 PONTIAC $ 840 top, VB automatic tixmi mission. BofinevlilB four-door hardtop. Auto- On The Next Page) Power steering, heater ood "Udlo, matic, power steering, power brakes, '67 PONTIAC $2275 '65 RAMBLER $1175 '65 RAMBLER $1575 1966 DODGE $2300 Yellow wlttt black vinyl lop. Rebel four-door 770 station radio and heater. White, Firebird. V-8, four-ipieo1 on Rebel four-door sedan. Ra- Polero. two-door hardtop, VB auto- wagon. Automatic, radio, •he floor. dio, heater. 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Automatic, haiter, '67 SAAB $1575 '65 REBEL $1475 raJio, power steering, BUHLER& BITTER Three-tiar wagon. Like new. 4-dr. automatic. '64 DODGE $895 RJH. P.S1., V-8. 1785 '66 RAMBLER $1950 Dart. Automatic, radio, heat- Authorized PLYMOUTH-VALIANT »«,.„ er. DELIVERED Ribtl four-door station wag- '65 TRIUMPH S1150 HWY. 35 en. Automatic, radio, hottr. Spitfirs convartibU. ! '64 OLDSMOBILE $1095 89 BROAD ST. '66 AMERICAN $1475 '65 FORD $1450 F-85. V-8, automatic, Fairlans 500, auto., RSH. radio, heater. 4-door ledan. Auto. R/H. 289 ergiru. '44 CLASSIC 770 $1095 BUICK-OPEL '66 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 '65 CHEVROLET $1275 2-door hardtop. Auto. Stdan, radio, white. 4-door sedan. Radto( h»at«r. R/H, P.S. HWY. 35 KEYPORT 264.4000 RUSSELL NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 747-0040 RED IANK OLDSMOBILE- CADILLAC CO. IT'S A • SELECT FROM • F-85's • CUTLASS1 • DELTA 88's • DELMONT 88's • NINETY EIGHTS •TORONADOS AT CHECK OUR ... 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O°f "Th e LARGEST USED CAR SELECTIONS Shor'""e Area* ! TERMS FROM NO MONEY DOWNI UP TO 4-YEARS TO PAYI NO PAYMENTS TIL MAYI SAVIN'-. •47 CADIUAC 55297 CONVERTIBLES '65 CADILLAC $3697 Sedan DeVllle. loci! alr-cdnd. and Fleetwoad Brougham. Factory air BIG full power equipment, leather •64 FORD $1997 conditioned and fully power Interior, vinyl roof, elc. Goloxle '500' conv., R&H, Auto., equipped,- Very low mileage. power steering, W W. -fires, •47 CHRYSLER S2997 wheel covers, etc. •65 RAMBLER $ 897 GF THE GREEN "30O1 4-dr, hardtop, buckei seats, Classic "770", 2-dr, hardtop, automatic,'R&H. A beauty. '64 PLYMOUTH $1597 R&H, W.W. tires. Belvedere It conv., R&H, Auto., •67 VALIANT ...:...: S1?»7 yV.W. tires. Very low mlleoge. •44 CHEVROLET $1097 V-200 <-dr. V«, R&H, automatic, •65 CHRYSLER $1297 Impala 2-dr. hordtop, radio, heater, TRADES power sice Ina, etc. Newport conv., R&H, Auta., automatic/ etc. JIURING power sleerlng, elc. •44 CHRYSLER ,.,,.,,$1297 •6» PLYMOUTH .51997 1 2-dr. hardtop, automatic, power •63 OLDS "88 ' :.$1M7 New Yorker, 4^lr.. hardtop; auto- steering,1 wiiliewall tires, etc Conv.i R&H, automatic, power mafic, R&H, power steering. STOP IN TODAY. '66 SUNBEAM IMP $ 997 steering, brakes, etc. •64 RAMBLER S 797 Radio, heater, etc •63 DODGE DART ....$ 197 American 2-dr hardtop, R&H, Very ecunomlccl. Conv., R&H, automatic, power automatic, W.W. lim. JkND ASK FOR f66 CHEVELLE SI 797 steering, W.W. tires, etc. Mallbu 2-dr. hordtop. Radio, heater. •44 OPEL KADET .$ 797 •63 COMET $ 597 2-dr.* R&H. economy plus ONE OF THE ' automatic, whltewall tires, etc, Callente conv., R&H, auto., •66 FORD ...... ; 51397 vinyl Interior, etc. "63 CHRYSLER $1297 1 Falrlane SOO, 2 dr. hordtop. Radio, "300 J", hardtop, automatic, pnwer "RUSSELL MEN" heater, automatic, power steering, OTHERS steering, brakes, windows, seats, wtiitewali tires. air conditioned, prem. W.W. ilres. '66 CHRYSLER $2697 ./vv STATION WAGONSs/v» "42 CORVAIR $ 597 • FRANK REED "300" 4-dr. hardtop, automatic, Monza, 4-dr. Radio, heoter, auto* GREEN HOT SPECIAL DAYS! power steer., brakes, windows, etc. V65 PLYMOUTH $1397! motic, vinyl bucket seats, etc. '66 PONTIAC $2497 ' • FRED KOESER \ Fury III wagon, R&H, oulo., , •42 CHRYSLER $ 897 Star Chief, 2-dr hardtop, powtr power steer., etc. Lots of room. brakes, windows. New Yorker 4-dr., outomotlc, power •64 CHRYSLER $1497 tleerlng, brakes, windows, air cond. • BILL HOLSEY 'U DODGE DART $1397 Newport 9-poss., R&H, outo., •62 FORD VAN S 497 2*. o cylinder, R&H, power steering, brakes, etc. • ALAN HOLSEY stick shift. •63 RAMBLER $ 597 Econollne Van, windows all around. •46 VOLKSWAGEN $1397 Station wagon, R&H, auto., ere. •62 FONTIAC $ 497 Mint condition, very economical. lots of room. Catallrw 4-dr. nondrop, R&H, auto- • BERT RYPKEMA •64 CHEVROLET SI 897 \lM OLDS $1297 matic, power steering, etc. 1 Impola 2-door bardlop, radio, Fiesta wagon, air cond., power •62 PLYMOUTH $ 397 • BILL DECKER heater, V-B, automatic, power steering, brakes, W.W. tlrw, sleflring, etc. Fury 4-dr. sedan, R&H, automotlc, •64 PLYMOUTH ...... $1097 W.W tires, etc. •65 IMPERIAL $2897 Fury wagon, RfyH, automatic, Crown J-dr. hardtop. Factory air power steering, etc. '62 VOLKSWAGEN $ 597 conditioned, fully power equipped. Good transportation, real economy. •64 BUICK $1297 If Only Takes A '65 MUSTANG $1497 Special sto, wgn., radio, heater, •41 CADILLAC $ 997 Hardtop, automatic, power steering, V-8, auto,, pwr. sleerltMj, etc. Fleetwood 4-dr. hardtop, air cond- very clean. Lots ol room for the large family. itioned, full power, extra clean. iV[ONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST CHEVROLET DEALER. Minute To Gat A •45 OLDS SI 597 •63 FORD $ 997 •61 VOLVO $ 897 Hardtop, Jotstar "S8" <-di., R&H, Country Squire, wagon, RAH, 122-S, 4-dr., RAH& vinyl Interior, Better Dual At automatic, power steering, brakes. outo., power steering, W.W. W.W. tires. •65 CHEVROLET $1497 tires, otc. •61 CORVAIR S 397 Buying a good, dependable used car doesn't have to be costly. You will see why Impalo 4-dr., R&H, power •63 VALIANT $ 797 4-

FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO 100 Nowman Springs Rd. RED BANK CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO 741-0910 325 MAPLE AVE. 741-3130 RED BANK OPEN DAILY 'TIL 9 P.M. WEDNESDAY TO 6 P.M.

"WHERE DOING BUSINESS IS A PLEASURE" SATURDAY TO •! P.M. AUTOS FOHSALE y, M*»A 15. 1968 AUTOS FOB RALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOB BALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOB SALE v»ry I THE DAILY REGISTER ,/MB VJLWABT OKVERTOUE — All-OORV/J. K JAM — if.oin* two-Aoor, VKX- IMt ViJJAWT—»»»«* 2W. Si «L, low- «*t WOiai r.l* — tmt-tnut i VojSWi4»EW J *» lomtlic. »'.«net SMI. Fully tdul[ij*«. Ex- spfc*d, fully equipped. Ho monty down. speed* two-door hwtftop. »(jcfc»t seati, Ivory, bliek bucket e**.ti. y-t. MoY |!J,7C« KtUf. OH OWMT »«•• cellent condition. Ceil OTI-IHB Biter 6 88.80 per week. NEPTUNE AUTO DIS-mow tirti. Excellent condition. C«il Af- ins-tic tr*juwni»stwi( .powar et teiler.t M/ndiUon. Ki41o, h«il«r, grov Slier, (but »elL Tan* *"*' • p.m. COUNT CENTER, Rt. 38, Neptune, 77S- ter 5:30, (71-UU. Sharp, low mllen. ear. MAURICE •1 nu.ro, wheel nlsca, eU. Bait oHei W3-SHI7. AUTOS FOR SALE 1678. SCHWARTZ ft SONS, Chrnler • Pljm- over IUM. 462-OT78. COMET I9M — VUlapr station wuon. PONTIAC 1M3 — Safari station w«on. outh. Ml W. Front St., Red Bank. 747- 3HBVROL«T Vm - Bel Air aUtton 1»«7 FVIRY in—Four-door atdan. Mint Irully equipped. No money down, W.flO IBM CHEVROLET — Convertible. full power. No moony down. 18.80 per 0787. IMS PONTIAC — CaUllna, blue. four, mcoB. Full power. No money aovn, green, black vinyl Interior. Alr-condlt iper week. NEPTUNE AUTO DISCOUNTFloor ihlft, V-!, 4:11. Heed* work. week. NEPTUNE AUTO DISCOUNT door hardup -with alr-conaltlonto« Ssper week. KIPTUNB AUTO WB- tiocfd. Automatic transmission, power i CENTER, Rt. 35, Neptune. 77i-7«76. Call «<644«T after a p.m. CENTER, Rt. 35, Neptune. 775-7671. 1963 CHEVROLET Impala — Excellent Radio, heater, power steering, ntm JOUOT CTNTim. EL U, Neptupj m- condition. P2S. M2-3t88 Urei. Excellent condition, 11600. Call (71 steering. Whltewails. 12,000 miles. Bil- after 4:30. 291-3531, altar 6 PJtu tnce ot factory warranty translerable. ueo CHBVROUCT —• ImpeJl towew A like-new automobile at a real sav- AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE door tarttop. Automitlc, K''?;i!;' " ing. MAURICE SCHWARTZ * SONS, IV. Good condition. 1300. TtT-UM. OB The Next Page) Chrysler-Plymouth, 141 • W. Front St., AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE CHEVROLKT BXKCtmVl! CAR- Rtd Bank. 747-0787. 1M7 Oprice. FouMoor. wnlte wltn (More Classified Ad» 1966 VOLKSWAGEN FASTBACK blick vinyl top. Air conditioned, «le- r»o, ttctory wurmtT. WWU. — Call betwenn » and 5. 741-2* YOUR CAR AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOE SALE DOLLARS AUTOS FOR SALE SEEM TO USED CARS ARE This THE VOLKSWAGEN MULTIPLY AT used car is guaranteed GUARANTEE. BETTER THAN EVER KITSON 100%. •specially a genuine, CHEVROLET NO CAR SHOULD BE dependable WITHOUT ONE.

Mi^e^el^eleieBBer 1966 DATSUN $1595 If, . 100'/. guer.n,... And it imean, that we'll repair And we're making it easier 1600 Convertible, four*ip«*d franimistion. Like nav/. or replece .11 mijor mechanical parti* for 30 day* or 1.00? than ever to own... Only mile! — whichever comei {int. BUICK Stop in today, and compare iswiSHEVROlET^^ It .Ire meani th.t in order to *•» '» *»• «•[ k.id •• Impala V-S two-door hardtop. Automatic trani- pait our Ii point i.faty and performance »e.t. And »"•••»>• thing that needs fixino wai fixed, which mam. that you can Double-Checked Used Cin our Cougar... pound for pound miition, radio, heater, power iteering. get a mad car that iin't all uied up. and dollar for dollar the most •engine • tranirrmiion • rear axle • front axle eiiembliH '67 FORD 1966 CORVAIR $1295 Sport Coupe. Standard trtniminion, radio, heifer. • brake lyltem • electrical tyitem country Squire lo-passenaer wogon. i . AH power, completely equipped luxury 66 BUICK 1965 CHEVROLET $1795 '60 VOLKSWAGEN $«95 '61 OLDSMOBILE $ 795 Spedol. Deluxe iporte ooupe. Aul«- sports car in America. F-BS Sport Coupe. V-l. •Includes freight rfnrgos, Slate soln tax, Impala V-8 Super Sport two-door hardtop. Automatic tram- Blue Sedan. matPc transmission. Power eleerlna. llcenw and title extra. million, radio, heater, power steering, bucket seeti. •66 BUICK Electro *aw»r windows. 500 V-8 two-door hardtop. Automatic trans minion, radio, heater, powar iteering. '66 BUICK '65 MERCURY $1695 Wildcat <•*. H.7., power window, '64 VOLKSWAGEN $995 Villager Station Wagon. air. cond. 1963 PONTIAC $1095 Red Sedan. Automatic. V-l. '66 OPEL $ Catalint convertible. Automatic tranimiuton, radio, heater, power iteering. Sport Coupe, radio end heater, '65 VOLKSWAGEN $1095 '65 CHEVROLET' $1795 •66 PONTIAC 3333 1963 PLYMOUTH $ 995 lalAIr Nine-P.11eng.er Wagon. Grand Prix 2-dr. H.T./ bucket nan, Bin* Sunroof. Automatic. V-l. auto, tnana. Fury V-8 two-door hardtop. DELIVERED PRICE Standard transmission, radio, heater. '66 CHEVROLET Impala 4-dr, eedtm, VI, agio, troni., A VERY SPECIAL BUY OF THE WEEK power eteeHng. 1962 CHEVROLET $ 995 1964 VOLKSWAGEN '66 PONTIAC Impala V-8 two-door hardtop. $995 Sarmavllle <-»»^ji^^ _ _ m Squaraback Station Wagon, power steering. '66 BUICK TRUCKS Special 4-d>. twtan, VI, outs, trail., MONMOUTH COUNTY'S OLDEST and LARGEST air. cond. 1964 CHEVROLET $1095 AUTHORIZED VOLKSWAGEN DEALER '66 BUICK Van. Like new. SpsQlol nation wagon air eond., auto, front. 1964 CHEVROLET $1495 SHREWSBURY MOTORS, Inc. '66 BUICK 1968 BUICK 4-DOOR STATION WAGON Stap van. Reconditioned and relinliltad. Ready to work. • Special BIX Mr. w*m, Vt, mm. (MODEL 3435) 1965 WILLYS JEEP PANEL $1295 SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-8500 SHREWSBURY tran*. Equippsd with: 1959 FORD $ 295 '65 BUICK Delux* whail covert Windshield wither! SpaokjL Deluxe fourdW Hdon. V-J-230 HP angin* '/i-ton panel, Automata Ironemtnlon, Radio and Supur furbln* lutomttic Safety ipsed aljrt Shoulder belit (2) heater. traiumliiion Remote control mirror Tilt iteering wheel i '65 BUICK Electric deck Power steering Day night Instefaj mirror LeSoftre. Fournlssr team. Auto- Courtesy light group matic tnorumlsflon. Power itMHng, Powar brakas Door edge guards brakes. Cuifom mouldings WE REPEAT... Radio Six teat belts '65 DODGE Side marker lights Repeat business is a big thing to us. How do Pol«ra. TwwHloor hardtop. Auto- Four way warning flatriari Soft ray tinted glass Deluxe vinyl and carper matic troramtaslwv Power eteerlno Wfson Concealed dual spaed and brakes. i lack up lights interior we get it? Simple. We spend th« little extra windshield .wipers •65 CHEVROLET j Whit, will tirai • Power tailgate) window CHEVROLET effort to be sure that our reconditioned "3-ton pick-up truck. Radio oM heofer. HWY. 36 EATONTOWN trade-ins are in top shape. Try us and tee. '65 BUICK (NEXT TO MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTION STATION) Wlldoat 2-dr. H.T., power eleerlno and You'll be glad that you did! brakd), vinyl too. 542-1126 '65 BUICK Custom Wildcat 4*. HX, olr eond., 1967 DODGE power windows. BUICK-OPEL Polar* 4-dr. Sedan, Automatic Trammiiiion '65 BUICK Power Storing and Brakes LeSabr* Custom i-dr. H.T,, ou». "The d»al»rjhip where th» customer ii important" trans* power steering. •65 OPEL HWY. 35 2&4.4000 KCYPORT CHECK THIS 1966 INTERNATIONAL Kortett Sporl Coupe, radio and heater. Trav»II.Al| Wagon, 15,000 mil., Automatic Trim. '65 BUICK wildcat 2-dr. HX, power wlndam, 1966 BUICK '65 BUICK SALE EUetr* "225".4-dr. Hardtop Wildcat Custom/ olr cond., power Cuitom Interior, Air Condition •lowing, broke*, window*, vlnv* top. •64 BUICK NEW 1968 1965 FORD Electro 221 2-dr. N.T., air cond., power windows, FOUR FLOORS Galaxie 500 4-dr. V-8, Automatic Tran«mi»sion . '64 FORD PLYMOUTHS & CHRYSLERS Falcon Deluxe elation wogon, avM 1965 BUICK tram. FULLY EQUIPPED Skylark 4-dr., V-«, Automatic Tran$., Power Storing '64 CHEVROLET Carry All station wagon, radio and — IMMEDIATE DELIVERY — heater. OF FORDS 1964 FORD '64 FORD Galaxie 500 Convertible, V-8 Falcon Futuro 4-dr, Mdon., auto DURING OUR 1968 FURY II Automatic Tranimiiiion, Power Steering trans., radio. FOUR-DOOR SEDAN #7833 '64 BUICK Avacado green. Green vinyl Interior. V-8, automatic tram- 1964 BUICK Electro 4-door hardtop. minion. Air conditioned. Radio, powar (tearing. Solax glati, WHITE TAG SALE! Riviera, FuH PoWtr, Air Condition '64 BUICK dalux* itat balti. Undareoating, wheel coven, white wall Special Detuxt 2-dr. coup*, auto. tireii . tranij radio. SPECIAL PRICES ON EVERY CAW LIST SAI>E 1964 FORD '64 PONTIAC ,. PRICE *3o36 PRICE 3112 Falcon Statioi Wagon, Automatic Trans., Excellent BonnflvtH* 4-dr. H.T.» auto* troniu power ttearlng. NOT A COME ON! 1964 OPEL '64 CADILLAC A-1 USED CARS AT WHITE TAG SALE PRICES! All the equipment lilted, incuded in thii price. DeVIII* 4-dr. H.T., power windows. 2-dr. Sedan '64 CHEVROLET Impala 2-dr, conv. super sport, VI '63 Fairlane $850 '65 Mercury $1295 '66 Cty. Sdn. $1995 1964 FORD 327, 4 ofl floor. USED CAR SPECIALS Wagon. Monterey. Wagon, 10 passenger. Falcon 2-dr., Standard Tr*nsmi$iion '64 CHEVROLET 19&7 PLYMOUTH Impala Mr. H.T., JJ3 VI, auto, troni. 1965 BUICK Fury III, FourKloor, olr-oondl- 1964 FORD '64 OPEL '65 Ford $1495 tlonad, power steering, radio, Wildcat. Two-door hardtop. '65 Falcon $850 '64 Lincoln $2195 Galaxie 500, 4-dr., V-8, Automatic Tran,mi.»i«ri " Kad»H Snort coups, radio, two tone. uWleVMllj, Mini gr»M wllti Gold wlrh block vinyl kirMor Four-door. Galaxie 500 four-door block vinyl Interior. Full (ootory olr-condltloned. Ful power, Continental, air. wamonry trantfenable, Power Steering '64 BUICK hardtop, power steering. LsSabre 4-dr. hdlp., power $279? $179? steering, power brakes. '64 Falcon $950 1963 DODGE '64 PONTIAC '65 Fairlane $1495 '67 Ford $2395 OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM 880 4-dr. Sedan, V-8, Automatic Tranimisiien Stor Chief 4-dr. hdtp., p«w«r Futura wagon. Powej Steering vte«rlng< brok«, olr cond. "500" wagon. Galaxie "500" '63 MGB executive can LIVE HORSES! SATURDAY ONLY 1963 PONTIAC Roadster 2-door convertible. '63Cty.Sq. $995 '66 Mustang $1695 VIC FORD'S TRAILTROtTERS Gran Prix, Coniole, Power Steering '63 BUICK 9 pjsiengor. Electra 22] 4-dr. H T., power steering, '66 T-Bird $2695 HOLMDEL 4-H CLUB powir windows. Landau, stereo tape. 1963 OLDSMOBILE '63 VOLKSWAGEN '66 Galaxie $1795 88 4-dr. Sedan, Automatic Tram., Power Steering 2-<*oor sedan, radio. '64 Chevy $1050 SAME FULL SERVICE , "500" two-door Biscayne wagon. WE HAVE GIVEN SINCE 1919 '63 FALCON hardtop. '67 Cty. Sq. $2750 1963 PONTIAC 2-door coupe, Air conditioned. Catalina 4-dr. Sedan, Air Condition '63 STUDEBAKER Wagonalr, 6-c/l., station wagon. '64 Galaxie $1150 '66 Galaxie $1850 1963 BUICK '62 BUICK Pour-door. Convertible. LaSabm )-dr., H.T., ouM tran>., '65 Lincoln $2895 Skylark Sport Coupe, V-8 Automatic Tranimi.sion power steering. '65 Cty. Sq. $1895 Continentl four-door, / Power Steering '66 Custom $1195 air conditioned. & n J 1962 PONTIAC "500" four-door. Air conditioned. Catalina Sport Coupe, Automatic Tran.mmion '66 Lincoln $3895 MAURICE SCHWARTZ Power Steering * SONS. INC. '65 Chevy $1295 '65 Mercury $1950 Continental four-door, m//r Sporti Van. < Colony Park Wagon. • air conditioned. SINCE 1919 BUICK-OPEL Monmouth County's Largest Ford Dealer "Th* dtiltrihip whtr* fit* BOB WHITE euifomar ii important." HWY. 35 KEYPORT MOUNT-ENGLISH 141 W. FRONT ST. RED BANK 264-4000 747-0787 Since 1904 Monmouth & Maple Aves., Red Bank 741-6000 BUICK-OPEL Vi MIH South Parkway Exll 117) OPEN EVENINGS EXCEPT SATURDAY Shrewsbury Ave. 741-6200 New Shrewsbury ••0Ht$tffB, SALE AUTOS FOIl SALE kims WE tux FOE TEUOKS FOB SALE BOATS ud MXESMIRIES HELP Yrifay, Vburh 1% WW — For two mottfels THE DAILY REGISTER maun. unlMt ooudltloi, MHI. 1962 IMS CJUtVROIXT - BUCWM two- IKS CATAUrtt. OONVX3tTIBIdl — MM OHJWB/MJOT -tta pick-up. ISM BERTRAM UOttm — V deep door, an cylinder. Radio, batter, new dew paint, seat corers and ««lns V Flberglu. Inboard, outboard. UO cfcUdrtii n«ei 13 tod U. live-in, flr.e Ccnut wagon with rack, clean. H75 1967 CHEVILUE tvorr with black top. Fully equipped. h.p. Meroruiser. Well-equipped and in modem home. Mult be warm, well IBM Vouutrxtn. clean, S3,ooo mUe» tram., noon, am-cat ait«r «, Only jlOOG. RASSAS PONTIAC, 9SB retuUt 1496. FIX-IT AUTO, 26 Wut 396 Super Sports Broad St., Red Bank. 741-5080. Slghiand Ave., Atlantic Highlands. eicellent condition. Call 872-U80. educated, good d river, widow with HELP WANTED - HALE tMO. U99 PoOtiao, «JM. I960 Dodge 1V62 PONTBC JTAR CHIEF — Fouf- Days 2M-2634. Eves. 291-1180. child considered. No cleaning. Excel- eU'CyUnder automatic, J375. FIX-IT door. HydromftUc and power steer- Tmwloor hudtop. 1966 OLDSUOBILK F-86 — SUtloo 814 SAILJNQ PRAM — Excellent con- lent salary, please tend complete AUT&, IS We.tHlghUnaXve.At- in». Prloed lor quick .ale. Only (795. Red., one owner, four-epeed. Immmcu- wagon. V-8, automftUc, powor steer- 1866 INTERNATIONAL Harvester dition, ready to sail. AskJnc (160. Call inionnatton to-Box 468, FarmlnKdale, MIN SM TO mo tarn up UnUc Hltflllands. Day. 291-2534. Eve. RAS8AS PDNTIAC, 3M Broad It., lite condition. This won't lut king. ing, power brakes, Itauy extras. J1766. 671-3384 alter 6:30 p.m. N.J. 8 men needed (or rtcently opened 291*1190. Red Bank. 741-5190. Call 787-1595. Scout >r&nch. 1st and 2nd shitt. Report $2395 1968 INTERNATIONAL Harvester DOCTOR'S ORDER TO SELL — 2V FOUNTAIN HELP — Applications be- Ion. thru. Wed. at 10 a.m. 8 Mapls 19«8 CHEVROLET — Chevelle. White, Scout with snow plow. Coast Skiff, 115 h.p. Hull In excellent ing accepted for waitress work. See ve.. Red Bank. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOK SALE Red Bank Auto Imports blsct interior. Automatic. JUO0 and 1965 CHEVROLET ?i ton pick-up. comiition. Engine needs water pump fountain manafer, beteen 10 and 4. 1UALITY CONTROL WORK—Proces* tajie over payments. Going in ser- 1S66 INTERNATIONAL Harvester J.J. NEWBERRY CO., 71-78 Broad 119 E. Newman Springs Kd., Bed Bin; vice. 291-206°. Metro. work. "As is", leas ttian an outboard .lid control Inspection work. Experi- ^ 1865 INTERNATIONAL Harvester rig at JIM), call 7474S8S after 5 p.m. St., Red Bank. nee not necessary, Must be depend- 1955 CHEVROLET — A-l condition. Be ready for spring. .ble .and high school graduate. Apply.. 741-5886 Loadstar Rack. GIRLS WAHTED — Ages 18 to 25. Ceramics, Hwy. 35, Keyport. 1865 VOLKSWAGEN - Nlnj.psssengei Repainted. Srjgin* overhauled, Hlx 1964 INTERNATIONAL Harvester W ULRKHISON SEA SKIFF — 110 If you are single, reliable and like deluxe bus. Many extras, fl.250. 162J cylinder. Best offer. Call 741-2332. Aik 180O gas tractor. Ace. Complete. Radio, deptn finder, to dance, call 26*-9250 between 3 and ALES OPPORTUNITY — Will train. Union Av«., Hlalet. 264-1027. lor Richie. 1964 INTERNATIONAL Harvester life Jackets, etc. Fresli water cooling. 7 p.m. for Interview. Bufid hullt-In vacuum system. Call GOOD AS GOLD 1W7 IMPALA — station wagon. B!x six-man pick-up. Perfect running condition. $1900. 291- 891-3010. 1059 JEEP — with top. On be lee pasaenger. Power steering, auto- 1964 INTERNATIONAL Harvester 1366. YOUNG WOMAN — For mother's at Hy and Jeff's, TS Central Ave., >RIVER3 WANTED — For local mov- matio transmission, radjo, wbite-walli. one-ton pick-up. CORSA1RE 18' — Plywood Moro sloop helper, babyilttlng and light house- THE 11 YEAR CAR Red Bank. 7U-24S0. Snow Ures. Call 747-3574. 1963 FORD Econollne Van. keeping. Sleep in or out References. ing wort Must have prior experience 1963 INTERNATIONAL Harvester Dacron sails, trailer, mooring, etc. Call after 7 p.m. 264-2175. loading vans. Permanent position. 1859 FORD — Qalaxle. »I00. Call 1965 MAUBtJ — Two-door harSopT Metro. 51900. 747-3309 weekends. Steady work. Apply to Albert Burdge alter 3 p.m. CLERK WANTED -*• 10 yeais or old- 717-2295 Automatic and six cylinder in this 1958 GMC delsel tractor. SI'"" BRISTOL SK1FC — 1857, Gray & Bon, Inc., 21 Clay St., Red Bank. exceptionally clean one-owner beauty. 1957 FORD REEFER. Marine molor. Shelter cabin, head. er. No experience neceBgary. Apply 741-0894. 1881 MERCURY — Colony Park, wag- Special SAS8AS PONTIAC, 295 Broad Full line of International trucks In $500. Call Surfslde Marina, Sea Bright, O.BB. Supermarket, 3S Mala 8t., St. Red Bank. 741-6180. Keansburg. UTOMOBILE SALESMAN — For on. Good condition. $395. stock. 842-0844, on weekends only. lonmoutti Ccunty's largest and fastest 291-3761. CHEVROLET 1964 — Super Sport. MAURICE 8OHWARTZ * SONS CLERK-TYPIST — Muat have book- rowing Bulck dealer. Call 741-7612. 1854 FORD — Four-door- sedan. Good Full power equipment — like newl NO 141 W. Front St. Red BanH 747-0787 keeping experience. Salary open. Call running condition. $50. money down. Bank will finance |S9F>, STORAGE and SERVICE 747-5552. KINETRON CORP. Shrews- AN TO WORK IN CHEMICAL PLANT 8724541 only *8.8O weekly. Cell OASIS «85-3434 bury. — Apply In person. ELASTOMERS for credit OK. MOTORCYCLES FIBERGLAS9 BOAT REPAIRS — LIMITED, Line Ed., Matnwan. PLYMOUTH 1965 — Sport Fury. 383 Free estimates. Call RECEPTIONIST — Neat appearing, lour barrel stick shift. AM/FM radio. 1965 OALAXIB — "600", four-door between ages of 21 and 40. Selling HELPERS WANTED — For local mov- Vinyl top. tinted glasi, white walls, sedan. Good, condition. Asking S1150. 1965 MONTOGOMERY 291-2WS experience necessary. Apply 47 Broad ing work. Permanent position, iteady A-l condition. Call 291-9019. Call 741-8524 after 5 p.m. WARD MOTORCYCLE — X125 St.,' Red Bank. Lorstan Studios. work. Apply to Albert Burdge A Soni, 787-0508 Inc., 24 Clay St., Red Bank. 741-0894. 18S3 VALIANT — V-200. Eicellen 1995 COHVATR — Two-door hardtop. SLIPS AVAILABLE WOMAN TO WORK AS CLERK — condition, low mileage. Best offer. Standard transmission. Priced right YAMAHA 305-1967, with extras. Ex- Must be neat, pleasant and reliable. IHORT ORDER MAN — Good hours. Call 747-0560. at «96. RASSAB PONTIAC, 395 Brosd cellent condition. Must sell. Call e Modern sUps with electricity, water Paid vaoations and free hospttaliza* 3ood pay. Apply In person, SchneW- 122-S VOLVO fit, Red Bank. 7(1-5180. and telephone with dockmaster (or tlon, medical and surgical. Apply Top r's Taproom, 121 Broadway. Long PONTIAC 1967 — Firebird 400, tach- your assistance. Hat Cleaners, Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. (ranch. ometer, post-traction, four-speed, AM> li*l FORD FAIKLAIOT — Four-door. SUZUKI SPORTS MODEL — 80 cos FM radio. Call 462-9542 between Six cylinder. Standard shift, ono own- Excellent condition with extras. 741- PRODUCE CLERK — Full time, now We HAVE TWO IN STOCK. and .7 p.m. er car, In good condition. S350. Call 5435. e Rental Includes membership In the CUSTOMER SERVICE pen. Experience preferred but not es- RIVER * Strar CLUB which otters sential. See manager, BIO W SUPER evenings 291-37&8. 11)65 SEARS COMPACT SCOOTER — «. IreBh water pool, CABANA build- REPRESENTATIVE M5SVAND 1B58 CHEVROLET — Both 4O0 Miles, J100. Call 1 MARKET, BB Newman Springs Rd., 1965* U. Blue. 2-Door Automatic $1490 standard transmission. Ons six: one BUICK SKYLARK - 1965. V-8, 355. ing and 30U of sparkling, privately- Red Bank. V-8. Reliable transportation. Best Buckets. Spotlesi. After 9 call 741- 566-5443 owned ocean beach, both areas with Unique WMUlon for the i*.rl who fer. 741-7135. 9692. 1966 HONDA — S-90. Like new. Ask- lifeguard In season. doesn't like to sit still. No more type- '0RTER8 — Full time day positions ing J225. Call writers or telephone ringing — Juat available with full fringe benefits. Con- 1965* Dk. Gray. Std. 2-Dr. Perfect $1490 1954 FORD — Four-door ledan. Auto- 1364 FORD OALAXIE COO XL con- the will to meet people (ace to face, tact Personnel Office, Rlverview Hos- matic. Call after 6 p.m. 291-2968 • For the price of a Marina Blip alone, vertime. 44,000 mlloe. Loaded. Ex- you also belong to a top-fllBbt Beach servicing lubscrlblng accounts In pital, 741-2700, Ext. 225. * 100 */« GUARANTEE ON DRIVE-TRAIN 671-2330 oepUonal. J1200. Call Elck at 040.2555 Central and Southern Jersey. $450 9-6 or 741-4062. Club. MEN •— Full or part-time, to manage AA-A DRAGSTER — Be.t offer. MOBILE HOMES plus expenses. teenaga newspaper boys on a.m. news- A PERFECT HIS AND.HER Call 1965 GALAXIE FOUR-DOOR HARD- aper In Monmouth County. Salary, bon-. 222-9341 or 229-0049 TOP — An exceptional car. Reduced. REAVES TRAILER SALES RATES • Must be single is program, liberal car allowance. 747. - COMBINATION OFFERED BY 1957 FORD — Two-door sedan. Qooi Only 11395. RAS8A8 PONTIAC, 385 1748 Ocean Ave. (Laurelton Circle) $8 per ft. + $50 CLUB fee • Credit experience hflpful 3!I'J, 6H1-S177. Broad Bt, Bed Bank. 7U-5180. Brlcktown, N.J. 699-4053 • Car essential condition. 1125. Call Outboards © ?125 on cable IROCEI'.Y CLERK — Experienced, 291-3753 CHEVROLET 1864 — Impala hard- A Quality trailer for every budget light crew. Bonus—Full union bene- . MONMOUTH COUNTY'S IMPORT LEADER top. V-fl, Power steering. Showroom AALIte - Terry - Monitor - Playmoie niT DATA CORP. VOLVO — 1961 Rolite - Travel Mate Tent Camper FOR APPLICATION SEE OR CALL Mra, Rowan its. Apply FOOD TOWN, Matawan. ' Call newl NO money down. Bank will (212) 425-6633, Ext, 54 542-2279 finance *895, only «8.80 weekly. Call 16' FROLIC TRAVEL TRAILER — UTCHEN MAN - Over 18, 8 to 4:30. OAflIB 9855fa for credit OK ^ Sleeps six. Completely self contained. RESIDENT MANAGER SECRETARY - GIKL FRIDAY — 'lease call RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS OHRYSLBB — 1(57 300 0. 388 h.p. Excellent condition. Call after 4:30 General duties In small but compact 632-2113 or 632-1818. Full power. Good oondltlon. jl°5. Eve- 1963 CADILLAC - Four-door hard- Apt. #48 (Tel. 222-3609) top. All jower. Asking 11,200, aood 747-3729. Parli BA., Monmouth Begf-h, W. J. and comfortable two-girl real eataje nings, weekends 229-2046. u; ,and Insurance office, established over 119 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 741-5886 RED BANK oondltion. Cau eri-3271. SHASTA 15' — Sleeps six. Excellent 1KB OLDSMOBILI] — Hew transmis- 20 years.. Must be accurate typiat and FORD 1964 aalaxie convertible, V-!, condition. Best offer. Call after S take steno, be able to meet the pub- AUTO sion, two good snow tires. Runs good, p.m. 747-2889. BUSINESS NOTICES* 185. Call 747-1091. automatic. Full power. Sacrifice for lic, be responsive to challenging but 11395. MAROOL FORD, 721-4600. Interesting activities, and one that PONTIAC — 1966 LeMinj, two-dooi SCHIFFMAN »IQHT HAULING—CLEAN CELLARS will be able to take on added re- hardtop, 4-speed fUcK, 326 cu, In. CHEVROLET 1904 _ Impala four- CAMPERS..TRAVEL TRAILERS YARDS, GARAGES — Free estimate* spimstbllltiea. Must b« neat and have MECHANIC LOU LERNER and JERRY BARATTA 250 h.p. Excellent condition. Only 25, door hardtop. Automatic, eight cylin- MOTOR H0ME3..MOBILE HOMES Call after 3 p.m. 741-2149. a mature outlook, to work with com- 000 miles. Call 222-1063 ell weekend. der, power steering, brakes. Excel- "Norrls Gold Seal" "Open Road" BACKHOK BULLDOZING — Mowing, plete dedication and loyalty. 6ft days, OF Weekdays alter 7:3a lent condition. Must sell. S31-2545 after SALES . . . SUPPLIES jlowlng, pumping, laterals. All septic 43 hour week. Financially rewarding EXPERIENCED 8 or on weekend. W. LONO BRANCH 229-6660 lank work. BEN BRYAN. 671-0585. position. Send completed resume with any prevlouB experience In confidence 1S63 MERCURY COMET 19S7 12'x6(V MOBILE HOME iNCOME TAX RETURNS — Prepared to Box Z-135, The Dally Register. New «reatM Incentive plan...plus MiS BAYSHORE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH AUTO RENTALS Automatic. 8 cylinder. S450. Two bedrooms. On lot completely. Individual, business, part- Red Bank. wtekly < guarantee...plus beneflU. Call 222-8361 Call 787-3212 nership, corporation. Call for appoint- ANNOUNCE: 1865 VOLKSWAGEN — Sunroof. 20, ANDERSON 8x20, U*51 MOWJJS ment, Margery Trovato, trading as RellablB Tax Service, 671-1289. PART-TIME LEASE A NEW 000 miles. Radio, gas heater. Excel- HOME — One bedroom. Exoellent for N&tiona.lly famous company tor over McCARthy Wi'ra kxplng our od imoll during our rtmnoellnB. We're dripping lent oondltlon. 11050. 7(1-1262. summer cabin. Sale priced 1595. CanRUBBER STAMPS — Made to order. 40 years has been presenting pre- Kit calling on n.w cor prlceil We're down t» the ban nnwit floor 1860 COMET — Automatic. Radio and be seen at Holly Hill Mobile Homo Fast efficient service. Use at home or FORD MERCURY Salea, Rt 35, South Amboy. school educational programs to moth* CHEVROLET M pnntl Corns up art see lor younell. Cash In on tin big lovlnji heater. Good condition, ideal second business. Call 741-3227 or 787-2403. % era. Now accepting api>'.lca,Uona for OR CONTINENTAL! car. (225. Call 842-4219. local openings from ladles, over 25, 158 First Ave., Atlantic Hlltilandt during our alteration Hit. Builnou at usual while ID* work 90H on. 10x48 — Furnished and carpeted. FURNITURE MOVTNQ — Attic* *ni 291-1101 Ask For Jack white 1964 OLDSMOBILB — 88, four-door Screened patio awning. Set up in quiet cellars cleaned. Free estimates. Call with car, able to devote five hours •xtra low prim on oil UHd can, tool ENGLISH MOTORS sedan. Excellent condition, second own- modern- park. Priced right. 787-8398. 747-3002. . daily, $200 guaranteed. Sales experi- SALESMAN — Part-time. Automotive er. Reasonable. 747-1299. ence helpful. Write, including phone services could be handled with other Maple Ave. 747-454S Red link TREE TRIMMING — Winter rates. Re- number, PARENTS INSTITUTE,,P.O. line Requires calling on garagea and., Foetory 1865 THUNDBRBIRD CONVERTIBLE taining walls. Landsoape plans. BUCK- Box 248, Teaneck, N. J. 0706(3. service stations In the Monmouth and —Dark gray with whlto Interior. All WANTED AUTOMOTIVE UN LANDSCAPING, 741-0990. _____ rrnkMi Sal* Price Pay Daw* ParMoat.tr power. S8,0O0 miles, Ono owner, 12300. WOMEN ffiVEKYWHERB want our northern Ocean County areas. Write Call 741-6896. JUNK CARS BOUGHT CARPENTER BUILDER products. There la a tremcndoui de- Box O-145, The. Dally Begl«ter, Red Valiant 2-dr (1950 N $46.51 mand for these fins Avon Cosmetics. Bank. 1659 CHEVROLET — Impala. S110, Twinbrook Auto Wrecking Build on your lot. Partzs.lL Framing, Wo have attractive openings for ca- MANAGER TRAINEE — For llne_ Four new Ures, additions, alterations, attics. Tre« esti- pable women. Wrlta J. Blrchall, P.O. Bclvtdere $2150 0 $51.36 Earonrown, 542-2235 mates. Alter 6 p.m. Jewelry store. Young man, sales M- WHY SPEND 264-7023 Box 788, Port Monmouth or call 7*1- pcrlcnoe deilred. Excellent opportunity Chrytlm $2895 N $69.84 OUT CASH FOR TOUR FOREIGN - 717 MM 4343, '402-3377 or 774-1220. for advancement Good pay while TRUCKS FOR SALE AMERICAN - AND SPORTS CARS WINTER SPECIAL - New roots, WAITRESSES — Applications now be- learnlnB. Two-week paid vacation, Wagons $2395 E $57.78 AT MONMOOTH MOTORS, JNO., Hwy. lator and all material J18 a 100 si). ing taken, luncheon and dinner iched- hoapltalliatton and other benetlts. Apply 35, BatontovM. $42-2414, It, ten year warranty. Also free es- ules available. Experience necessary. Llttman Jeweleis, Monrnoutfl Shopping MORE TO RENT WRECKER - 1»4 Chevrolet, two ton. timates, aluminum siding, gutters and Center, Katontown. Complete motor job. Good condition. OLD CARS TOWED AWAY FREE leaders. MODERN EOOFINO, 787- Apply In person PLEASANT VALLEY 67 DODftE £7 IMPERIAL 741-9741. CALL 7974 or 787-7819. INN, Rt. 34, Holmdel. BAKERY HELPER — Regular hour«- 284-7066 COUNTER GIRL — Days, 8-4. Apply 8 to 5 p.m. Overtime, optional. Apply Coronet 2 Door 4 Dr. Hardtop, Air Cond. A CAR? 1961 VOLKSWAGEN PICK-UP TRUCK SLIP COVERS In person, JOYCE'S BUB BHOP — to person. Moa, TUBS,, Frl. or Bat. at Good condition. 1395 Delicious Orchard!,.Jit MjOoMjNM*. 66 CHEVROLET 66 CHRYSLER Call 873-18M Sola WO, chair $15, with your own 655 Newman Springs Rd,, Llncroit AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS fabric Free welting, llppars, overlook- (Next to Post Office) Newport 1156 DODSE — Utility truck. Good RESTAURANT DRIVE-IN „,„_• Impel. SS Your Choice of Car lnB and arm rests. Fabrics also avail- PART-TIME WOMAN for laundry and condition. 1160. I960 OPEL ENGINE able. Call anytiilme 671-2384. MANAGEMENT TRAINEES 66 FORD 67 CHEVROLET 291-2399 Call cleaning, Five-day week. Apply 10-2 7S7-72M .. ROOMS PANELED—Porches screened, Monday through Friday. Rlvercrast Country Squire) Biiceyne COMPACTS CHEVROLET — 19S6 Pick-up truck Nursing Home, 31 Clsapin Av»., Red ExeouUvs type Won, U(h school *r»d- window rope installed. Additions »nd Bank. uates ov»r 21. Starting salary to »7.«- with long wheel base * body. Like MODEL T FORD ENGINE alterations. Ed Luker, 741-2109. 64 CHEVROLET WAGONS aewl Jacriflce for quick cash buyer. $150 • , 200 year; 10-14 months Intensive trail- 66 CHRYSLER ing program. Excellent emptoyM bene- Station Wagon MAROOL FORD, 721-4600. «42-2988 TREE8 CUT DOWN and hauled away. SECRETARY Newport 4 Dr. Air Cond. Reasonable rates. Free estimates. Must be experienced, Excellent.stenc Ilts. No experience necessary. MUSTANGS 1954 FORD — '/, ton Call 7B7-1169. performance. Asking " and typing skills essential. This posi- For personal Inteivlsw caU FULL FINANCING — EVEN IF YOU HAVE 2 LOANS 3D Bray Aye., Port ' AUTO RENTALS LOU'S CERAMIC TILE — For kitch- tion requires mature, Intelligent In- GALAXIE SPORT dividual capable of assuming responsi- 671-0925 WRECKER — 1953 Dodge. Power. ens and bathrooms. Fre« estimates. _ WE WILL PAY OFF OLD BALANCE X TOM'S FORD Cajl 668-4966. bility. One-slrl ortlce In .Freehold, COUPES 1375. N. J. Tup eaJary. Houra 9 to 5. Five- MCDONALDS DRIVE-IN •" 787-7289. PAINTING AND PAPERHANGINO - 5 YEARS TO PAY —NO MONEY DOWN RENT A CAR day week. Call 462-1618 or tend resuma MS Hwy. 35 Mlddletown For free esltmates phone FELIX De to P.O. Box 836, Freehold, N. J. GALAXIE SEDANS FRANCE, 737-5402. AUTOS FOR SALE MO Hwy. 35 X4-IW0 Kerport SECRETARY -TYPIST — With pre. MECHANICS. fAINTING - INSIDE AND OUT vlous experience for small Insurance Maintenance and construction, machln- - ONE PRICE ONLY 25 years experience department of active real est&tt ery and buildings. Machinists, mill- BAYSHORE BOATS AND ACCESSORIES call after 7, 291-3598 agency. Muat be familiar with home- irrighti, auto mechanics, electricians HELPING HANDS - To clean cellars, owners, fire and automobile policies. and other trades. Versatility desirable. COLUMBIA YACHTS attic, garase.. Lleht trucking and No commercial lines. Full or part- Interviewing lor all gradej. Reliable $8 DAILY* The YACHT SHOP moving. Free estimates. 787-5681. time position. Immediate opening. men who want permanent year-round Highest remuneration for qualified ap- jots CIOSB to home. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Incl. Maintenance-Insurance 1184 Ocean Ate., Sea Bright 842-191: plicant. Send completed resume tc WHITE ALCOA GUTTERS Box Z-136, The Dally Register, Be 264-8000 FIRST AVENUE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS THE BOATMAN'S SHOP Free estimates. Call 264-4080 Bank. New Jersey's Largest Marine Supply LANDSCAPING — Seeding, sodding, ATCO CERAMICS CORP. 291.9200 2W-4N0 House. 24 Wharf Ave., Ked Bank Kroll 741-5780 fertilising, lawn mowing, -shrubs TYPIST HWY. 35, KEYPORT, N. J. trimmed. Call BORDENS FLOWERS, Diversified work, good starting lalary DRIVER — Beverage home delivery. • 1966 MERCURY OUTBOARD—50 H.P, 741-6610. . with regular Increases. Excellent Over 21. Salary plus comm^on, plus 1961 Evlnrudo 40 h.p. 1959 Mercury, working conditions in modern office. Ford Mark 25. Call 842-3052. * LIGHT TRUQKING AND DELIV Incentive and bene-llU. 666-8666, FU1-. ERIES — William Abrams, Miut be Interested In meeting people. B142 alter 7 pjn. •Small 229-2818 Apply Mrs. H. Morgan, BHLL FI- Ml. Chg. SAV-COTE NANCE CO. 77 Broad St., Red Bank. APPRENTICE TO LEARN - Th«. Hit Liquid Plastic Coating at TAX RETURNS — Expertly prepared, 741-3313. printing trade. Steady employment. by Matawan accountant For appoint- Excellent starting salary and fringe The YAQHT SHOP ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY — 222-3600 11M Ocean Ave., Sea Bright 842-191: ment call 883-9538^ ^__ benetlts. Prefer young man under 25. To Superintendent of Recreation for For Interview, write Box V-131, The FOR SALE—38' Colonial. Built 1963. RENT A CARRIER Mlddletown Township Recreation Dally Retlater, Red Bank, N.J. LONG BRANCH Sleepi eight. Double cabin. Flying Commission. Salary excellent. Muat doing on vacation? Need » IUL - hava supervised oftlce staff before. PRE8SBR WANTED — Apply In per- bridge. Hardtop. Twin 225 Cray's. Elec- carrier? Made for all cars, especially Member Ford tric stove ahd refrigerator. i*reaaure 1 Excellent ipeller and proofreader, son, One hour Valet, Mlddletown Shop- hot and cold water. 1H baths. Showei\ convertibles. Larry. !"Auto Seat Covers, know bookkeeping, purchasing, person- ping Center, Mlddletowa Rent-A-Car System Shlp-to-ahora radio. Gas detector. Depth Uatawan, 566-3016. nel procedures, good letter writer, re- finder. Auxiliary power, 12-120 volta. ports and publicity. ^Minimum experi- CAB WASHER — And automobile EXPERT WATCH, Clock and jewelry ence 5 years. Call 741-0844. Applica- cleanup man needed. Experience pre- TV and wall-to-wall carpeting. Worth repairing. Year's guarantee, work dons ferred. Contact Mr. Scotto, Service 920,000; asking $18,500 for quick sale. on promises. H. Rosin, Jeweler, 18 W. tion must be In by March 22tid. Call' 741-1730, day; or 741-0372, night. Manager, 291-9200: QUALITY USED CARS AUTOS FOR SALE Front St., Red Bank. COSMETICIAN — Self reljant, depend' 26* CHRIS-CRAFT — ConstellaU— LIGHT TRUCKING AND TOWING able. Experienced preferred. VOQEL' PRODUCTION Sleeps (our. Equipped. 185 Chrls-Crati CALL DEPARTMENT STORE,' 222-3305, far '67 CAMARO $2195 '64 CHEVROLET $1095 V-8, 80 hoursr 642-1698. 284-7066 appointment. EMPLOYEES - '6" BBcoyru. Two-door sedon. e Good starting salary Spoil coupe. Red with block vinyl 16' CHRIS-CRAFT — Johnson motor^ EARN — Full-time pay for part-tlmi e Excellent benefit program roof ond wire wfieels. Six-cylinder, Fully equipped. Bnutlful condition. Excellent running condition. Complete work. Amy Vanilerbilt recommends Fully ouoronteed. EMPLOYMENT • Hospltalizatlon ' standard manumission, 10,00(1 mile- (550 or best otfer. 7474599. this opportunity. Show fine Prlncesi e Life lasurance age. New cor ouorontee, LUCK 'O 1967 MERCURY — 60 h.p. outboard, House Deoorator accessories. Earn e Retirement HELP WANTED-FEMALE exceptional income- Call 229-3570 or '64 OLDSMOBILE $1595 electrlo start, 14' custom craft boat, 741-B75O! ARMSTRONG CORK CO. Cutlass station wooon. "Show- fltrerfflas, Carry Craft brake trailer. MOTHERS WITH CARS - -Part-time '66 CHEVROLET $1995 WOO arm. 291-2968. worn during .chonl hours taking or- HOUSEKEEPER — Sleep In or out Beers and Francis SLi. " Keyport • room condition." Fully equipped. The IRISH Three children. 9 to 6 p.m., transpor- An equal opportunity employer V-l Impala sport coupe. Fully Fully guaranteed. Power «tf«fln«, CRUISER — 18' - ders and delivering. $35 per weeX equipped. Power fleering. Fully' Excellent conQltion. $300 firm. wSmlsslo,,. Call J91-1687, 5 to 9 p.m. tation necessary. References. Worltln EXPERIENCED OARDENER — SU- in Rumaon area. Call 842-3470. PERINTENDENT — Year round po- guaranteed. Call 291-3180. WOMEN 1 sition. Generous salary. Call Fn., Sat,"" '62 FORD 5695 DAT SAILER — 19 . Small cabin, SHOW LATEST Llaa Jewelry Fuhloiu. or Sun. evening after « p.m. 512-0371. Falcon wagon. Fully «|vlpp«d. cehterboard. J900. Call Earn high commissions. Work with M! HELP WANTED - MALE '66 CHEVROLET $1995 741-22S1 kit and colored catalog. No Investment, DRY CLEANER-PRESSER WANTED Excellent fomlly oir. Economical. —Apply In person, One Hour Valet, BelAIr wagon. Fully equipped. 17' SEA MAC — Electric starter Call 892-2H23 or 892-0809. EXPERIENCED PUNCH PRESS OP Low mileage; "Showroom eondu EKATOR — Looking tor steady wort Mlddletown Shopping Center, Lttddle- vlth generator, 40 Johnson motor. WAITRESSES town. tlon." Fully ouoronteed. All accesiorlei. $500. S66-4139 alter 5. with overtime. Apply In person, Estaj '65 VALIANT {1395 Weekends. Will train. Metal Producti, 1 Catherine at., Rei Call 842-0205, rRESSETC — Full time, stead; work. Signet "NO" coovirtlble. Fully Bank. Must b« experienced. Call '66 CHEVROLET $1795 equipped. Power tteertng. "Mint FINANCR COMPANY. IN MATAWAN CAB WASHERS - MEN OVER 18 • 264-0503 -' - • • condition." AUTOS FOR SALE —Wants credit woman throoughly ex- V-t Sljcnynf wooon. Fully perienced in checking retail consumer IMMEDIATE FULL TIME EMPLOY GRILL MAN — Year' round. Expert-, MENT. Leara techniques of vacuumin enoe preferred. Good salary. Apply* equipped. Fully guaranteed. credits. Your experience should be with it»«m!nf, detailing, etc. Good wages. '65 CHEVROLET $1695 USED CAR department store or consumer tlnanCS after i p.tm - benefits. Country Sudser , Car Wash, BETSY ROSS RESTAURANT V-8 Impoto sport coupe. Fully company, steady position and good sal- nt 35, Mlddletown. '66 FALCON $1795 EXECUTIVE CAR! ary if you quality. 566-8900. Broad St., Shrewsbury (Next to Shop- equipped. Power steering, Fully PLUMBER — A-l mechanic Stiad; Rite). Future wagon. Fully equipped' guaranteed, "Showroom condition." FASHION SHOW DIRECTORS needed year round work. "Mint" condition." Urn mileage. SALE for part-time work, showing Sarah Co- 531-8085. Fully guaranteed, 1968 ventry. Call 787-1S79. (More Classified Ads '65 CHEVROLET $1595 'to MUSTANG $1450 •U CORVAIR $ 350 KITCHEN HELP 1 AUTOMOTIVE BOOKKEEPER Mull (8) a week. On The Next Page) "6" Impola sport coupe. Fully Corweilble. Maroon. Slick shift. TvKKloor. Slick. White. he fully experienced. Top pay, excel- '66 MUSTANG $1995 equipped. Power steering. Full/ Call 842.020] '66 PLYMOUTH SI 895 '42 CADILLAC $ 895 lent working conditions, all benefits. Y4 sporl coupe. Folly equipped, guaranteed. Call Bid Frlerimfin, 539-6100, power steering, "Like new." Fully Sponl (un/. Two-door hardtop, Se*m Devillt. Air conditioned. IMPERIAL HELP WANTED - MALE HELP WANTED - HALE guaranteed. vinyl top ond bucket «eati. Blue. MATURE WOMAN — For grill and ucneral cloan-up. Apply In person, DOQ '65 FORD $1695 '65 IMPALA $1395 •44 DODGE $1095 CROWN HARDTOP Folrorie sporl ooupe. V-«. Fully HOUSE RESTAURANT, Hwy. 35, Mid- Four«Joor hardtop. V8. Power Pick up. Custom, Rodlo dletown. '65 DODGE $1695 equipped. Power steering. Orlo- steering. Automatic transmission. ond heater. Red. AIR-CONDITIONED Coronet "500" sport coupe. Fully., glnol yellow with block vinyl top Fully Power Equipped BEAUTICIAN — Fell or part-time. equipped. Power steering. Beautl- ond bucket seats. "Showroom con- '64 CHEVROLET $ 89S •44 CHEVROLET $ 795 Manicurist and shampooer, part-time. full Fully guaranteed. dition." Fully guaranteed. Two-door. Six cylinder Pone* truck. On» ton. ard Never Registers I 531-8177 or E31-4574. automatic transmlulon. 4 speed transmission. CLERICAL, WORKER — Knowledge of ENGINEERS '65 CHEVROLET $1195 '65 CHEVROLET $1595 '£2 CHEVROLET $ S95 '55 INTERNATIONAL $ 350 Insurance desirable. Red Bank area. Impota. Two-door hardtop. Pick up. Blue. .„„ '5288 35 hour week. Ralary commensurate 5lx, Blscwne. Two-door Mdon. V-8 iport ledaa. FuHy equlpptd. with ability. Reply P.O. Box F, Red Standard transmission. Rodlo and Power steering. Fully guararytnd '42 FALCON S 475 '59 CHEVROLET $ 295 SAVE $1500 Bank, All Levels heater. Economlool. Immaculate. Fully guaranteed. Station waaon. six cylinder 10 ft. panel trucks HAIR STYLIST — Oood pay. paid va- Fully "Qiwnantwd. standard tnoramfcilon. Rodlo and heater. cation. Call for Interview, 741-7175. Ac- MONMOUTH car.ll's. Fair Haven. • f ELEPHONEIYSTEMS t '65 BUICK $1995 PART-TIME — Hand sowing and press- '64 FORD $1095 Electro. Four-door handl&p. A CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH ing for drapery workroom,, Apply The Experitnced in twitching lystomi, analog or digital, Falrlone. Four-door stdon. Fully beautiful silver finish with black PAT KEELEN'S AUTO SALES Interior Shop. 81 while Rd., Shrews- and knowledge of operational theory and/or design equipped. Economical. Clean. vinyl roof.' Power steering ond bury. 747-2308. brakes. Low mIKage. Fully guar- 700 RT. 36, EATONTOWN it required. Will be responsible for system con* Fully guaranteed. DENTAL ASSISTANT — Full time. Ex- anteed. HWY. 36 787-1113 KEANSBURG perienced only. Write to Box Z-131. The figuration, defining of system- operational require- 542 - 5500 Dally Register. Red Bank. ments and generation of plans for correcting sys- '64 CHEVELLE $1295 W CHEVROLET $1495 EXPERIENCED DltAPKRY operator. tem deficiencies, at they arise. BSEE or equivalent. "6" wagon. Fully equipped. V-8 Impokj sedan. Fully equipped. Good pay and working conditions. Apply "Showroom cortdltlon." Fully Pow«r steering. I m macula to. Fully Tho Interior Shop. 81 White Rii., guaranteed. auonanteed. Shrewsbury. 747-2306. • TELEPHONE TRAFFIC PART-TIME TELEPHONE SOLICI- TOR. Work from your own home at Experienced in telephone traffic and/of circuit '64 CHEVY II $1095 '65 RAMBLER $995 your convenience, Can easily earn *1 twitch traffic analysis; hardware oriented in traffic "o" wagon. Fully equipped. Fully "330" American, Four-door Redan. USED CAR to Sl-50 per hour. Only Interested In "Llk« rww." 17,000 miles. Econom- the following artin: Freehold and measurement equipment. BSEE or equivalent. guaranteed. Economtaol. practical, Matnwan with them exchanges- 5(2- ical. Fully fluonontwd. 462-5G0-2B4. Call 741-0O1O, Bxt. 32, and '64 CHEVROLET $1395 leave name and telephone numher. These positions are for our new V-fl Impala. Four-door hardlop. '64 CHRYSLER $1295 WAITREBSE9 WANTED — Part-time Technology Center just off Route 17 Fully «qulpped.' Power »te#rlng. New Yorker ier.i(mnlili> IUHI aliln to nilnpt your- Monday thru Friday, 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. nfir. AlM'ly Uttle Rllvfr Cleaners, Wl Hnindi Avo., Mttln Ullvcr. (Or w*nd resume. In confidence to: StCTION G-2) EirFrachosihli jlreti In Oreanport, TnuiBliorUlion MULLER necP flury. Call 'J'^-Hrit. WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO. RASSAS PONTIAC OAHIIIKR Technology Center THE COUNTY'S OLDEST and LARGEST Apply In periHni. Holmilfll Oflnernl HWY. 34 CHEVROLET TEL SJnre. Main Rl.^JlolmrtcJ. ^_ 82 McKes Drive, Mahwdh, New Janey 07430 "WAlTlTEBn'~-~liiiyir Exp'orieniTpn\~ PONTIAC DEALERSHIP , ('anund l,U[irtipiinc!ttf>, 1'!) Unnul Htrili't, HINI Hunk. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER MATAWAK' 566-8000 395 BROAD ST. 741-5180 RED BANK MTiMtK HAl.K.S - CJtil Kriilav, OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9 P.M. flimt jicrsoiutlty, full tiino. Cull U~Friday, March 1.5, 1*58 HEW WANTED - MALE 1TUATI0NS FOR SALE POODLE AT 8TUO —AKO «ilv«r THE DAILY REGISTER •UBLICITY — PUBLIC RELATIONS ANUPACTURER'B TAOTORY SPE- AWS SHARPENED mlntaturi. Call REDDEN AGENCY WRITING. TYPING, LETTERS :ALr-Dlnetu aeti, UbH with leaf and 6 ir chairs 139.65 wMlt tbty lait. RS. HALLIE SCHRAEQER, 775-3251 „ RED BANK LUMBER IRISH iEtTERS — AKC. Rttdy lo ENGINEERS .ran Discount Dinettes, 1874 Hwy. 35, 741-9100 HELP WANTED — MALE ATUKK WOMAN will baliy-sll It* my Idtlletown. (Opposlu Klnney Shoes ta^WtUjJRed Bulk. go at. Patrick's D»y. Order early. Only 11 lads and latilca. M7-5809. W* have Home key position* In >me. Come In person. Bears and East tg Handle.) [RE AND BMOKE ALARM — Two Realtor! - Insurort Projects, Application &nd Produc- 'ashinpton, Atlantic Highland*. Mrs. lti. Coat $150, tale (75. HO |auga CHOCOLATE MINIATURB POODLE EXPERIENCED FURNITURE tion which will make great de- bm Diz NOT MUCH ains, Bevewl engines with can, —At stud. Cnamplon lines. Good dis- Member of Red Bank mands on engineering ability. Back- will we be able to offer FREE ack and houses and 4x8 table, $60. posltion. Call 74H)1»: after 6 p.m. Multiple Listing FINISHER AND ground in electronic components, :iND LADY will care lor Invalid or gauge, large lay-out dismantled, ck person day or nlglit. Have nice 8TALLATION on our WHITE BAM- st $800, make offer. Portable type- FREE TO GOOD HOME — Nice REPAIRMAN •ffrencca and long experience. 787- N aluminum combination storm wln- rlter, $25. Toaatmagter, $15. Five- year-old dog, fond of children and HOME WITH CHARM — Fair and electron tubes, is necessary. v. HEAVY DOTY and#)nly IIO5. leed blender, $30. Three-speed Vlctro* out ot doors. 741-S392. HOUSES FOR RENT We ace looking (or an experienced, re- ,EE INSTALLATION. JgMlnimum 6) , $25. Stereophonic tape recorder Haven older home in fine con- liable man who wants full Urns. Signalite. on the Jersey Shore, is JHILD CARE — By mature woma AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS— PROWN'S id playback Including tapes, value Champion sired. Show quality at pet TWO AmTTHRKEf-BBDROOM HOMES permanent year round work. We offer a dynamic growth company where her home. Call 150. sale $150. Many other He mi. — For rent or sue. (125 to J1S0 • dition. Living room, dining pmfesfilonal competence and re- Broad St. Red Blink 741-7300 prices. .Call 787-1662 or 741-8762. the best benefit program In our field- 747-1137 on. B42-1117. month THE KIHWAN CO., REAL- room, new kitchen. Four good t few of wMch are listed below. sults are quickly recognized. Our 4Y-MIXED — Large bales. Bright DACHSHUND PUPPY — Black le- ITOR8, Selford, 787-5500. W. Kesnsburg. salary and benefits package la ex- MAID—Sleep In, Britiah Indian. Ar- •Efc'KlGERATOR — Apartment «lze, • Profit Sharing Ives In about four months or after •aw. Rotted cow manure, 1.75. Bring male. Small breed. Please call Sun- 781-6600 Hajlet. 2M-710O. size bedrooms and modern bath. • Hospilalization cellent. intalners, shovel. A. ILER DAIRY cu. ft. across top freezer, Frlgl- inner. Excellent references. 550. At. lalre. Quick sale, $45. 787-61B0. day from 12 to B p.m. 747*678. to $250 Per Month Full basement, two-car garage. • Insurance ney, weekdays (212) 633-B701 or HIM, 2164 Mlddletown-Llncrott Rd., BERG ——•"" • Employee Discount fifnd resume to: E. Pushchetti Iddlctown. ARHAHT brown overalls and jacket! BLACK POODLE — 8 months old. Dishwasher and dryer included. Apply Personnel Orflc.t>, fl'3f> R m. to or mil (2mi 77:)-24!)O if you ,21 776-5719. toclt now at COHEN'S Depart- 180. 28 (Shrewsbury Ave. 15:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday. prefer a meeting In N.Y.C. SECItETAHY and Red Bank during l.E.E.E. week. ient Store, Bhrewabury Ave. Oppo- A real buy at $22,500. 8EARS ROEBUCK AND CO., 1500 aics clerk would like Job evenlngi River St. School. FIVE MONTH OLD DACHSHUND — RENTALS - SEASONAL - YEARLY Hwy 35, Mtdrlletown. Saturday. 747-2700. HAMMOND Ml Cll ELLA WILTSHIRE, Realtor JROP-LEAK TABLE — Two cliai™, An equal opportunity employer RELIABLE WOMAN - Wishes to ta NEW SHREWSBURY RANCH Wl also rum table. Cheat of drawers, china 4>0 Ocean Ave.18ea^rl?ht;_M!.O0M EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY — SIGNALITE Inc. re m on,.... home. " .blnet. TV let, swivel chair, rocker, — On a nice size plot. Fire- Temporary job. Salary J100 week plus. NEPTUNE, N. J. 07753 ltd If desired. Call 747-2609. ORGAN ,nd other ltema. Call T41-7T81. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS -| place in living room, full din- Some college anrl interest In growing Div. General Instrument RELIABLE MATURE WOMAN -- IALCULATOR FRIEDEN — Blec- things helpful. Write Box G-H3, The Equal Opportunity Employer Wishes day's work. Tuesdays only OF ASBURY PARK onlo Model (130,. Cost J1800. Like APARTMENTS Oceinport Ave., ing room, kitchen, three bed- Daily Register. Red Bank. Red Bank area. Will assume resimn $800. Postage meter, Pitney CY, ilbllity. References. JIM hour, a.m Corner ot Ualn St. k llattlsoo AM. 1500. rooms, two baths. Gameroom SERVICE MAN — Experienced, for owes, 4301. Cost $1300. Working THREE ROOMS—And bath, furnished. DRIVER SALESMAN — Snack food importation. Write Z-138, The. Pall) srtectly, $400. Addressograph ma- SHREWSBURY - Carriage J™»«- " minor repairs on new homes. Mu«t Hems, excellent opportunity fur young Rlfller. Ketl Bank. THE LARGEST ORQAH AND PIANO] All utilities Included. Adults only. No and a full basement. 18' patio tines and plates at bargain prlcts. pets. 747-5320. rooms. Pine paneled. Yard, aai have transportation and tools. Oall in man. Top benefits. Future unlimited. DISPLAY IN THE SHORE AREA 1-1123. I41-1229. 741-1575. i person, LEVITT & SONS, Service High school graduate. Good past work 3 BEACHFRONT — Four-room mod- and two-car garage. Asking • DL'pt., Symmea Rd,, and lit. 9, En record, sales experience not neces- ITUATIONS WANTED - Male >pen daily 'til t p.m. BaL *tll 6 p.m. ;OMBBR WORK OLOVE8 — Only ern apartments, furnished. By tho 527,000, fjlishtown. sary. Will train you ror personal In- 1.98 at COHEN'S Department Store, week, Available now. Ideal Beach, Call terview call Mr. John Nelson 727-2338 EMI RETIRED MAN — Looking f Factory Authorised Soeclal Offer ihrewsbury Av«. Open nights until 7 tUSHWASHERS — Part-time ftnd full r 271-3S99. or 257-1H48 7 to 9 p.m. lart-wcek chautreurlnK lot. Write, to New Hammond Bplnel organ ritlay night until 0, Saturday night ment, Attacned garase. i^mB1 ,™^ PLEASURE YOU'LL TREA- 1 time evenings. Must have transports- Box 418, Red Bank^ inUl 8. TWO-ROOM EFFICIENCY APART- per month. Utilities not Included. Hill ' tlnn Pleasant Valley Inn, Hwy, 34, SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — $595 MENT — Tiled bath, tiled kitchen. area with view. BAHR8 REAL ES- SURE—New Shrewsbury Colo- Holmdel. 'EACHER — Experienced In home re T.V. Winter rates. Leonardo Motel, 74 TATE AGENCY, Highlands, 872-1600, >alr and improve menla. Carpentry Come In ror a free demonjtraUoO SAVE NOW nial. "Like new condition." ; CONTRACTOR'S HELPER WANTED ment. Experience preferred but not Limited time only. our WHITE HEAVY DUTY BAM- Hwy. 3S, Leonardo. 291-9614. HIGHLANDS — Two-bedroom bunga- essential. Apply In person or call 747- alntlng, roofing, etc. For spring and v —Over IB. No experience necessary. ummer work. Free estimates. 872-14 IN COMBINATION WINDOW. FREE low. Year roundnd. Call Large living room, formal din- i;Calt after fj p.m. 842-1609. S834, Llncrott Easo Service, Newman 775-9300 LONG BRANCH 872-1881 Springs Rd., Llncroft. 8TALLATI0N (minimum 6.) HEAVY >AINTING AND WALLPAPERIN UTY WHITE BIO-M combination ing room, eat-in kitchen, pan- lone. Estimates free. Call 747-3630 AMMOND ORGAN — Model M-2 with RED BANK LITTLE SILVER — Immaculate, re- • n Leslie Bpeakor and reverb. 18A5 lumlnum door only (55 Installed with cently modernized Colonial. UnTur eled den, four large bedrooms, or ilelalts. > 43.99 (rill. GARDEN APARTMENTS £ SALESMEN PRODUCTION !all 787-7056 or 787-1955. FURNISHED nlshed. Four bedrooms, two baths, de- luxe kitchen and formal dining room. 2'/2 baths, basement, two-car RAFTING TABLE — With accel PROWN'S 3V, ROOMS $133 •" Part -time, men's clothing 4% ROOMS $155 Immediate occupancy. Lease required. garage. Baseboard heat. Won't ATTENDANTS FINANCIAL tries. Four office chairs. Broad St. Red Batik 741-7500 $250 month plus utilities. E.A, ARM- 671-2195 61, ROOMS $160 'experience preferred. Many BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES lABY'S BATHINETTE — Good con- UNFURNISHED STRONG AGENCY^ Realtor, 5J5 Pros- last long at $31,500. 8-shlft operation COMPLETE LUDWIO DRUM SET — Ition, Jill. Call 3'-, ROOMS $110 pect Av Little Silver. 741-4500. •employes benefits. Hours 747-3484 LUNCHEONETTE FOR LEASE ,lke new. Original pries }580, asking 4V, ROOMS $135 RED BANK — Unfurnished four-bed, "of work 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. T a.m. - 3 p.m., I p.m. -XI p.m., 11 In large boatyard and marina 13S5. Call 5420405. ITRIPED WELDER'S CAPS, only 80c 6Vj ROOMS $140 room house. Centrally located. Call COLTS NECK COLONIAL - : p.m. • 7 a.m. it COHEN'S Department Store, Heat, hot water, cooking gas supplied. . APPLY IN PERSON SANDY HOOK BAY MARINA ONN TRUMPET :all 747-4233, 222-0S81. 747-3008 or 741-7731 evenings. Four large bedrooms with 2% Like new. Keasonabls Shrewsbury Ave. Opposite River St. Starting rate $2.03 plua shift 172-1450 " "" eliool. :) 9:30 to 9:30 differential and other (ring* 741-8768 Ihl FURNISHED — Three-room apartment. baths. Large living room, for- "Distributor Wanted" Business couplcouplee , call WANTED TO RENT benefits. Six-day week, ' •HREE SOFT ICE CREAM MA- HAMMOND CHORD OKQAN — And mal dining room, eat-in kitch- Apply Personnel Office, 9 a.m. to 13 bench. S-100 series. Walnut, Excellent 741-2(47 ROBERT HALL CLOTHES IH1NF.S ~ Excellent condition. Rea WANTED TO RENT Mice houie I: Hwy. 36 E. Ke&nsburg noon The OVERHEAD DOOR COMPANY ble. Call 264e^OO indltlon. Call 78T-783fl. TWO-BEOKOOM APARTMENT — 180, en, fireplace In den, Immacu- OF PENNSYLVANIA seeks a financial- all utilities. No dogs, 13 Huddy Ave. Keansburg. For a nlca family of tw< 3OAT BUILDERS — Experienced ly responsible Individual, or company IL HEATER — Florence. Cabinet school-age boys, mother 'and father. 1 LILY-TULIP CUP CORP. - late condition. Acre plot. Two- planker§ Anrl finiahlnr carpenters. Ths OVERHEAtTDOORS paca heater, wick type, 120. 787. Highlands. 872-1831. Call 787-7325. ~Ulrlch»en Co., Boundary Bd., Marl- Hwy. 35 Holmdel 80 THREE-ROOM APARTMENT — Utili- car garage. Taxes $706. All tor , boro. An equal orjportunity employer Isftd —. 8'x7' and 8'x8", Saturday WE HAVE an overflow of bona fldi tiornlngs only. Overhead Door Pro- uADIES SEERSUCKER town! to size ties Included. Call prospects looking for two or four bed $39,900. -.EXPERIENCED SERVICE STATION WANTEDLICINSKD BARBER or up 52. Ladles' cotton vests to 50. Bullt- 787134 prentice. Full or part-time. In Bay- curtains and grilles and electric op- nets Corp., 465 Shrewsbury Ave., Red ip shoulder slips to size 60. COHEN'S ATTENDANT Wanted. Call 741-B6B5, shore area. Call B88-432.1 afler J^J.m. lank. RED BANK — One-bedroom garden your home rented. THE BERG AGEN JImmy'a Sunoco, Comer Bridge and eratorji In Monmouth and Ocean Coun- >epartment Store. Shrewsbury Ave. apartment available. Hot water and CY, Rt. 35, Mlddletown. 67MOOO. Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. \Rlveralde Ave. ties, New Jersey. [cCORMACK — Three-point-hitch, corn MEAT CUTTER — Expej-l^ced and lanter. Also New Idea manure ipread iOO SHARES OF KE3AN3BURG heat Included. Quiet, central location, MIDDLE AGKD COUPLE — No chil- Corner Bergen PI. near shopping. Adulta only, no pets. •ROUTE SALESMAN — Middletown apprenticed. FOOIX. CillCUS SUPER- This Is en excellent opportunity s r. Call 5*2-0204. MIDDLETOWN NATIONAL BANK dren or pets, want to rent one-storL MARKET, Hwy VS, Mlddletown. Con STOCK at $100 per share. Call 671- See 8upt., Apt 10, 50 Locust Ave. house, Red Bank-Llttle Silver vlcln. -i .area. IF you are a younf man over lucrative franchise. For complete .E. WRINGER WASHER — *15, % HED BANK '21, and desire security with no lay- tact Mr. Arena. formation and personal Interview we.-, 0 LARGE studio room. Tile hath. Light Ity. Prefer two bedrooms, garage. Voffs, guaranteed income, lop bsne- ed and mattresg J15, dresaer and mlr- Lone: lease acceptable. 741-3457. Monroe M. Brenner, District Bales •or 5J0. 741-0849. VOX CONTINENTAL ORGAN — And housekeeping. Good location. Quiet ma- Vflts, excellent retirement plan, a Manager al 0-96 Yerger Rd., Fair- tass amplifier. Will accept reasonable) ture biiKlness woman. 741-0761. Evening! and Sundayi rxhance lo run your own route busl- HELP WANTED—Male-Femal JR CONDITIONER—% h.p., perfect, RESPONSIBLE COUPLE — Wish twi : lawn, New Jersey 0T41O. iffer. Call 787-7658. f -jie«8 plus an opportunity to advancs 145. 21" Motorola TV, blond, iwlval THREE-ROOM apartment, unfurnished. or three-bedroom house or apartmenl f In Atlantic Highlands, ares. 291-2224. ;'lnto management, call Mr. John Nel- PART-TIME male or female. Munt iaae, needs repair, ?1B. 741-2175. MEN'S UNION SUITS — Long sleeves All utilities supplied. 157 Hudson Ave., 741-7480 • son at 727-2339 or 257-W4S 7 to 9 p.m. over 21. Apply Cumberland Farm Store, SMALL ORAPHIC ARTS FIRM wit or short sleevM at COHBN'COHBNB Departp - Rd Bk BUSINESS MAN — "wants room excellent potential needs workln; ment Store, ShbuShrewsbury y AAvvee. Open "EXPERIENCED BARBER — Mlddle- 164 Newman Spring'., Rd., Red Bank. BEST TOP SOIL KEANSBURO — Three rooms and bath. bath, preferably In private housi 1- partner with some capital. Sentl ren- light! until 7 p.m. within 5-10 miles of Eatontown. Wll town area. Call after 8 p.m. 671- iun« with first letter to Box V-132, lood fill dirt, blua stont, road grnv*1 $90. heat Included. Unfurnished. Adults. RUMSON COLONIAL WE NEED—An active ana lomewhat .and, etc. Bulldozing and backiioe ier VOX AMPLIFIER — Bsrkley II. Llk» pay $5O-$55 month. CAMPBELL, 229- experienced talesman or saleswoman, The Dally Register, Red Bank, N.J, before 3:30 787-1285. Alter, 787- 6300. A jood-aized family would lova thb J V\C.R, Eckel'i Tructting, Morganvllle, 501 new. Reverb and tremolo. Gail 671- home with Us very tttractlva 14x24 Interested? Visit Lawley Agency, Re 1707. 1573. Bank. LONG BRANCH — Furnished four YOUNO COUPLE — Desires three o den with fireplace, targe Jiloutlett FIBERGLASS ARCHWAY COOKIES a'HRKE-PIECE SECTIONAL — Brer CRIB — Blond maple Stork Line, rooms. First floor. Utilities Included. four-bedroom home on yearly lease. porch, rive large bedrootni, 3'i baths. UNSKILLED HELP ~ Some Jobs pay .weed nylon. Good condition. (45. 2 B.P, Ike new, $22. Call >125. 7<7-3008. Evenings 741-7731. References supplied upon request. 74r Living room also has fireplace, tmpl* good incentive rate* after short train- Joodrlch snow tlrea, 750-14, used twr 741-4569. 0384. dining room {or large family and mod- MATAWAN — FiverooFive-room unfurnisheunfurnished LAY-UP Ing. Hoapltallzitlon, paid holidayi and Distributorship: Profitable, es months, $20. 747-5764 after 3 p.m. RELIABLE WOMAN - Would Ilk. ern kitchen, plus a lewini room for other benefits. Apply Atco Ceramics, BASS GUITAR — Must aelU Call apartment. Tske over lease. Free swim- mother. Full fcajement, two-car ga< Hwy. 35, Keyport, tablished. Exclusive and pro- GUITAR — Pramus, three pick-ups '41-3157 ming pool, alr-condltloned. $149 month to rent unfurnished bungalow or smal 'Experienced In Oel Coat application house, about four rooms. Vicinity rage plua storage shed. Prestige area with Ampeg amplifier. Echo and re- after 6 p.m. plus electricity. Security required. 583- ant hand lay-up of Polyester reMnx. tected territory in Ocean and verb. Excellent condition. B*it otter, Red Bank. 774-2457. and convenient to excellent ichooli. GENERAL LAUNDRY WOllK ~ Ap- FIRE SALS — Maple dinette let, 9387. Many extras Included, |S7,0OO, ''Salary depends on experience. Vaca- ply Star Cleaners and L&undererr call 291-2083 after 7 p.m. THP.EE-BEDROOM HOUSE tion, paid ho»pltallzaUon, sink days. Monmouth Counties. Limited lesk, mattresses, 21" TV set, cabinet. IATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Large stu- 132 Myrtle Ave., Long Brajich. KITCHEN SET — Formic*, lop Ubli Kitchen cabinet Clothes, mens, wom- dio room*. Convenient location. Re* From May 1 to July 31. RUSSELL M. BORUS • Call Al Dalfonzo, Thermal Research, capital needed for inventory !9i*7, lour yellow chairs, chroms ens, some elzea left No children's. Call (62-9048 ;. Union Beach, N. J. 264-6400. liable person only. Furnished' or un- REALTORS BOOKKEEPER — Able to assist full- Good opportunity, for right man tegs. Good condition, HO. 741-6143. 157 Mlddletown-New Ifonmouth Rd., urnlshed. 291-2007. time accountant. Varied In payrolls, Monmouth. 671-1038, 671-3I6H. 600 River Rd. Fair inn PART-TIME payroll taxes, union reports, etc. All Please send resume to Box Z- SURFBOARD — 9' V Hoble, Good HAZLET — Modern three-room apart- FURNISHED ROOMS *9 p.m. - 8:30 p,m. Deliver our adv«. replies to A-164, Tha Dally Register, condition. Call - WOOD STORM WINDOWS — Glued, ment All utilities supplied. Call 264- 1 1 WANTED "HANDYMAN" No major • tlslng material. Neat appearance, car Red Rank. 137, The Daily Register, Ked T47-3193. 2'5 A"x4'7", Eight wooden' screens,'! PRIVATB ROOM — With bits. First ; necessary.- $3,33 pw hour. OUI lor aluminum wire, same size. Best offer. repairs required, Just window dressing. COUCH AND CHAIR — $35. Portabl- RED BANK—Waterfront. Unlumlshed. floor. Private entrance. Qentleman pre- Four bedrooms, 1^ batlu, Urre llv* ^appointment 6-7:30 p.m. 787-0764. HERB IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY OF Bank. uewlng machine, $25. Vacuum clftan- Call evenings, 842-1084. ferred. 747-1041. After 5 p.m. 940-8411 A LIFETIME — Licensed real es- Three and four-room apartments. Ing room with stone fireplace, kitchen, t TAILOR — Full time, permanent 6- RETAIL MARINE — With line of er. (10. Dehumidlfler, (25. Dreasers WELL PUMP — Piston type, Quiet, mature persons. No pets. 741- baseboard heat, utility room, new tate salesman on atrlctly part-tlmi (20. Call 566-4199. ATLANTIC MARINA HOTEL — Rooms -day position. Quality men'i clothing baa la. We will train and equip you at fine boats and outboard motors, In mpply tank, Homart, $23. 9029. by day, week or month. Reasonable shingles. Pleas* don't answer this a4 'store. Apply la person. Mr. Natelson, our expense In selling land In tli« shore area. Owner retiring. Attractive ORAY WOOL RUQ — "xl«' ajl 787-6180 rates. 40 First Ave., Atlantic High unless you are sincerely Interested la terms. Write Box Z-134, The Dally RED BANK — Branch and Madison jj. Krldel, Broad and Front Sti., or Bahamian. Point money allocated, pad. (20, Call [•ENDER - - Band Master, amplifier, Avea. One and two-bedroom garden lands. 291-006S. *. tremendous bargain. ST.SOO. Jphone 741*5300 for appointment bonuaex and two to three trips & Register, Red Bank. 542-1690 like new, covers, foot switch. Priced apartments. For appointment call Mr. year to th» Freeport Lucaya In the FOR BUSINESS or retired lady. Pleat F1NLAY AGENCY ,;DRIVERS — Good driving record, COFFEE SHOP — Rent for.aum...-. TIRES— Two white will. 6.95-14.. Snow lor quick sale. 741-3360. Lomazzo, 741-9115. ant environment. Kitchen privileges. 17 J clean, neat, alert. Full and part-time. Grand Bahama Island. If you think fully equipped. Lester Herman Ma Realtor* you have it &nd will consider 10,000 :lres. Two. 835x15. Cheap. Cs.ll alts] DANISH MODERN FURNITURE — FOUR ROOMS AND BATH — Mata- Branch Ave., Red Bank. 270 Bay Ave. 872-0100 * Apply Anbury-Red Bulk Umouilni rlna, 75 1st St., W. Keanaburg. i. 872-1644. per year, caJl M2-81O2. Aalt for Mr, Sofa, two end tables, three lamps (1 wan. • Heat and hot water supplied, FURNISHED ROOM — For employed 'Service, HI Broadway, Lone Branch. floor) one chair, occasional sofa bed. Second floor. 222-6300. Bavlero. {Broknr) LUNCHEONETTE — And restaurant Call 568-7230, alter 7 p.m. gentleman. Near center of town, Hed COUNTRY COLONIAL concession available [or coming sea' SEAMLESS Fine condition. tllQ takes all. Call TWIN GABLES — Three large, mod- Bank. 741-3924. This flnt hom* with eight roonu, 2% son at busy marina. Fully equipped .lumlnum White Gutter. Heavy gg 948-8982 • baths, two-car sarag* on one beauti- ern rooms. Elevator. Very desirable. ROOMS — Clean, comfortable, HIGHLAND3 MARINA, 258 Bay Aver ,,032) Concealed banging system (nol BEDROOM SET — Dresser, chtst, ful acre, trees, low taxes, excellent ' HELP WANTED - MALE HELP WANTED - MALE Highlands. 872-1733. mat nailed up). Call (or free estimate. $125. Call 741-2399. reasonable. Gentleman preferred. VI (ull hed, two night tables, complete, Wallace St., 741-5392. Oarage. value at (40,900, Pleu* call today for GOING BUSINES3 FOR SALE — In PROWN'S 198; also club chair. All very good THREE ROOMS and bath, lurnished. particulars, shore area. Similar to hardware. Good condition. Alter 5, 531-9593. Couple only. No pets. 99 Herbert St., RED BANK—Furnished rooms, Maple clean Htnck and equipment. $28,500. Broad St. Ked Bank 741-75W Ren Bank. No phone calls. Ave., half block from Monmouth 81., JOSEPH G. McCUt lor equipment and Inventory, Top lo- CHAIN SAW — 20', $75. Ji| saw, OROSLBY SHELVADOR REFRIGER- ATOR — J25. Good tor second refrlg- and Peters PI. Private entrance, sit- REALTORS PLANT SUPERVISOR cation. HAROLD LINDEMANN, Bro- motor and sLand, $50. Call ting room, kitchen privileges. Women 542-1623 irator. Call 787-8153. / 30 Ridge Rd. Rumson MMH41 ker Entontown, 542-1103. NOW RENTING only. Inquire 43 Peter's PL Member Multiple Listing Growing industrial corporation offers a promising ,'RESTO 21 QT. CANNER>CC)#KER— RED BANK — Comfortable. Private COLONIAL CASING 120. Rocking chair, 38. Large GE win* entrance, parking. Ideal location. Call URGE LOT future for man' with the ability to manage men, INSTRUCTION Door sets, consisting of two piecei, 7', low fan. J20. 842-4256. Riverview Towers T41-2575. Four-bedroom Caps Ood. Two-car one piece 3', slightly Boiled. SSc aet SUMP PUMP — S15. Also heavy duty and money and material. Many other moldings at sale prices. LARGE, "light housekeeping room. rase. Fenced-ta area for pets, FREE CAREER TEST lump pump, solid brass base, $25. lovely lot with many dofwood trees Vlll demonstrate. 781-6180. 28 Riverside Ave., Hot and cold water in room. Apply Must be a college graduate with 5-10 years Indus- Is computer programming the profes- RED BANK LUMBER 21 Peters PL, Red Bank. and shrubs. Property snd nous« In ex- Pearl and Wall, Red Bank. 741-8500 cellent condition. Owner retiring. trial plant management supervision experience. Me- sion tor you? Take Ihe free ECPI IT JUST CAN'T LEAK Red Bank, N. J. CARL F, ZKLUR8, Realtor. MHW, Career Test Call 542-2800 or visit ECPI ARTICLES FOR SALE — All sale! >ur new seamless white heavy s&uga chanical and/or chemical background desired. at 365 Monmouth Park Hwy., W. Long cash. Green broadloom; 9x22'; new .032) aluminum kutter custom fitted REAL ESTATE FOR SALE SEVEN-YEAR OLD custom-built Branch. 13 STORY LUXURY APT. BU1LD1NO ranch. Near schools, shopping and pad, $90. Beige, nylon and wool; o your home. Concealed hanging iyi- ON THE BEAUTIFUL SHREWSBURY! It you leel you or* oopabl* of meeting ttit r*qulr*m»mi of on exacting B'xl2* (pad) |25. Domestic orientals, em — not just nailed up. Call tor tree HOUSES FOR SALE transportation, but still tucked away ENROLL NOW 1 (NAVEBINKl RIVER. FEATURING In a quiet neighborhood. Call 67M2C6. growlti position, plant wnd your mumt to 8'xS ; 3'x.V; 2'x6"x3'-3 lor {25. Single Beautlfuily furnished lobby maple bed with mattress and springs, KEANSBURG — Owner'will allow yoi IBM PROWN'S Heated swimming pool to assume existing mortgage. Two-bed, FAIR HAVEN — Private sale. Cape BOXZ-133 • Keypunch (45. Dresser with mirror, S25. Chest Sauna baths Cod. Two bedrooms, bath, living room ot drawers, $18.50. Maple chest Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 room house with oversize detached ga. • Computer Programming Marina rage. Baseboard heat, city sewers and with fireplace. Dining room, kitchen, The Daily Register, Red Bank • Ofdes Automation (large), (50. Junior maple desk, $45. U CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR — One Central air conditioning [ull basement, enclosed porch and Ka- H!de-a-bed, double, (98. Round coffei water. Total monthly payment $107. Day or evening claasei — Free piaci year old, MOO. 1967 Admiral color T.V. 24 hour doorman service Buyer 14000 down. 787-4167. rage. Expansion attic. Corner lot. Ex* ment lervlce. tahle, maple, (22. Danish chair, (20 25", Colonial mapU cabinet, $4». Ma- Indoor parkins farage cellent location. 7174128. Maple chain, 3 at J15 each; 3 at $1' ple hutch 43" Colonial, $100. Call 741- Balconies with river view INTERESTED IN A NEW HOME? NORTHEAST each. Chaise with green cushion, (6, Refrigerator and dishwasher HAZLET RANCH — Three bedrooms, We have many choice locations In the large living room, tiled bath. Large lot, BUSINESS MACHINEB SCHOOL 2 air condltlonera, G.E. 8100 BTU, Mlddletown - Atlantic Highlands area 1964, (110. Q.E. 1,000 BTU, 1966, 1150, TWO METER HAM RADIO STATION Near Holy Family School. Asking $1«,- M Broad St. Red Banl where cystom constructed new homes 200. Call between 10 a.m.'and 3 p.m. 747-45(7 u 747-K26. " —Complete with beam and spars psrts, by Frigidaire ranging from $16,000 to 135,000, are to 1100. Call 842-3854. Vets no $ down. Non Vetl $500 down. APPROVED FOB VETERANS SALES — Antique rocker $5; cbina be built. For complete details call MUL- 787-2187. DRAFTSMEN-JRS. ART LESSONS — Beginner! or ad cabinet (15, etc. Antique Shop, LIT MATTRESSES — Box sprints, folding RENTING OFFICE ,ANEY REALTY. 6TI-6151 vanced. Drawing, water color, olli, b' Main St., Port Monmouth. 787-2836. beds, heajlboards, frames, studio ON THE RIVER - In Little silver. RUMSON — New listingg. Very at- Lonla Eflhyvoulou "Studio 21",- 3r couohes, orlb mattresses, bumpers, 36 RIVERSIDE AVE. New tnree-bedroom ranch, ready for tractivti e hhomo e on % acre. Llvini rroom floor over Anderson'l Kecord Shot LATE MODEL HOOVER UPRIGHT kiddle rockers, etc. 40 to 80% off. Go- with brick fireplace, threeh ) spsclous Only (19.95. Guaranteed. Call occupancy. S46,500. Call Slender Build- 11 Broad 8t., Red Bank. Call 7I1-93M ing; out of business. Call 787-1010, Hwy. RED BANK, N. J. ers, 812-0173. bedrooms, two baths. 135,000. PAUL JOIN A GROWING CO. IN A U a.m. 8(2-2643 evenlnci. 721-1180 36 and Main St., Port Monmouth, BRAOAR AGENCY, Shrewsbury. 747- FENDER BASSMAN and precision LITTLE SILVER RANCH — Three 0221. WELL ROTTED HORBE MANURE- bedrooms. Finished full basement. One bass (TUlar. Excellent condition. Am' Several truck loads. PHONE 741-1732 HOMES FOR SALE - In various loca- MERCHANDISE pllller. (250. Guitar and caae, 1150, block from schools. $28,900. Principals tions, or will build to suit. Call 229- G-R-O-W-T-H INDUSTRY Call 842-1177- betwein 6 p.m. and ' 291-0468 only. Call 747-3016 alter 4 p.m. OFFICE OPEN - 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. 3772. FOR SALE p.m. RCA CONBOLBOLE 21" TV-I3B LOCUBT-HARTSHORNB WOODS Call (CLOSED MONDAYS) RENTAL MQK. CARPET — Save money, buy direct. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR 741-6973 MR.. ROY Charming older home wilh large art- Up to 30% off. Free shop at honv electric range. In working condition. Ist's studio, skyllte. Four bedrooms, (More Classified Ads •ervics. Call Paul Keldsen, 462-3626. Both lor (25. Call 264-8351. SOFA — »20. FOUR ROOMS FURNISHED — All paneled dining room, living room, MECHANICAL DRAWING Like new utilities supplied. Ideal for working kitchen, breakfast room. Bsth. Brook amoER zia ZAO OFFICE DESK (29.50. OirlM an Call 84M789 couple. 7S7.7523. runs through back yard. $28,800. Call On The Next Page) Reposiessed. Makes buttonholes, Tnono. chair (S.50. Straight otlice chain KEANSBURO — 3 large rooms, lath. 291-2532. PLANT LAYOUT frams, hems, twin needle. Needs no with leather back and seat (12.50 Heat supplied. Furnished. Good loca- attachments. Balance 154.70 or f6."> Round maple table, Two captali MERCHANDISE WANTED tion. Immediate occupancy. 787-1962. • Experience Helpful monthly. Trade-lna ok, chairs and two chairs, complete (6E APARTMENTS APARTMENTS CREDIT DEPT. 254-555 50. Bedroom suite, modern; (99, Van- I COLLECTOR — Wants old toy trains MATAWAN — Available for sublet. Ity sink (25. Oak buffet (29.50. Etc Vh rooms. (One bedroom). Garden DESKS (15 up FILES, tables, chair any condition. Fay cash or will trade. We are a leading manufacturer of wire, RUSCIL'S, 25 E. Front St., Rei IRQ'., 027, 0, standard gauge." 774-371D; apartment. $112 a month. Free pool.' adding machines, typewriters, oftlL Bank. 711-1003. Gas and heat supplied. Close to trans- cable and TV system products offering equipment, etc,, at bargain prices, Nev ANTIQUES — Tiffany Items, toys, fur portation and shopping area. Call af- or used. AAC DESK OUTLET, KU 35 DINETTE BET — Formica table wltt nlture, china, paintings, statuary, cdlns, ter 3 p.m. 229-5182. Oakhurst 531-3990. six matching ohairs. Very good con. lighting fixtures. Carved oak dining FIREPLACE WOOD — Hay, atrai dltion. Phone 741-9354. room pieces. Copper Kettle Antiques, KEANSBURCr — Four-room unfur- lakhursL 531-1698 or 229-0882, nished apartment. Adults preferred. GOOD SALARY & GENEROUS BENEFITS mulch hay, Sawdust for mulch an DINING TABLE — Six chain Call 787-2M2 alter 5 p.m. bftddlnr. 264:0924. Glasses. Duncan Phyfe Joveseat WANTED — Utility trailer; also type- brown cover, 2 side chairs, cane seat*, wrttftr, gas lawn movrer, acytelene burn- FOUR ROOMS — Tiled bath, private 842-4837 Ing outfioutfitt and tanks, air cuni|)reisor, entrance. Utilities. Rural Mlddletown. STEADY YEAR ROUND WORK RENT A TV etc. 787-1180. Adults. No pets. References: 671-0073. Color or black and white. Day. weeV LOCKE MOWER - 26" reel. Excel or month. Low rates. BAYSHORK t^ lent condition. (250. "SILVER CERTIFICATES KKANSHUHG — Three large,, clean Apply in person all week, S6 Church St., Keanablirg. 7R7-UQ0. 747-15S5 Oall tor best quote rooms, newly decorated, completely 787-0305 or 787-0289 furnls.ied. Convenient to everything. FOR THE PERFECT WEDDING BIRCH KITCHEN Oir Carr Ave. Call 787-0831. Personnel Dept. GOWN — Bridesmaid drefl«es and WANTED: to buy — a clean 5 Jlllon acccaaorlcs with Individual personal sei CABINETS wine barrel. •^•JJgf 6 p-m- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Two-bed- vice. Call Virginia Klmball, Freeholi 1 room apartment, un.urnlahed.' Fine 8* wall and 8 bast section. $12j,mo. heat. 291-9237. 462-7773, Famous brand wall oven and cook to] RIDINO LAWN MOWER — 36" cut; USED PIANOS AND ORGANS fr 21x24 Porcelain steel sink complei also Evlnrude 40 ih.n. outboard mo- THREE-ROOM lurnished apartment. VIKOA CABLE CO. with rim or fauceti and strMnor, Foi Utilities included. Business oouple on. |25. n&nos bought, sold, rnptlred about 1904. 201-2685^ mica top with 6" hack splash ly. 201-0726 or 2D1-1653. APARTMENTS • MARINA moved, By appointment-Freehold Mull' ANTIQUES — Paintings, N. J. Atla-, Halls Mill Road Freehold, N. J. Center. 462-4730. $489 Estates purchased and appraised. 747- MATAWAN BOROUGH — 3V4 and 414 (formtrly Hamiltonian at Monmouth Baach) room air conditioned garden apart* An equal opportunity •mployw TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machlni Financing and installation arranged 20O3. The Hudson Shop, Inc., 511 Broad All make* new or used. Guarantee Shrewsbury,' ments from $110 mo. (net rent) for Low us $25. Serpico's, 101 Montnoui VALENTINE CABINET CO GOOD PIANO WANTED — Stelnway April or MHy occupancy. Private Monmouth Beach, N.J. St. Nfxt to theater. 747-O4S5. T87-2662 287 Port Monmouth Ri im club. MARC HAMPTON APTS., E. Keanflburg similar. State^make, price, age. V-118.' The Dally Register, Rea Matawan Ave.. between 'Ravine Dr. Be- . and Aberdeen ltd. Phone W6-7019. Th» ntw nvmoo«mw* h« acqul'-ed tttl* property m they foras-M Hi MAYTAG WASHER — A-i condltloi Bank. fvither development as on outstanding Club-Rtsldenct w.tti od|olnlng J75. marina, which offer In on* p opcrty gracious living with access botti to 22f(.20!)7 [OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china, KING JAMES APARTMENTS - Val glassware, art objecta and bric-a-brac, ley nrlve, Uou'.e 30, Atlantic Highlands. ttio Snrewsbury River and the Atlantic Ocean. We kr»w no olhtr plac* BEDROOM SUITE — Modern »9! Immediate cash for anything and every, Ihree miles Iinrn Snndy Hook Slate along Itift northern New Jersey Coast whert ttiesa attribute* art to CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Hltle-a-bert $59. Large bullet mlrn thing, nuacU's 25 East Front St., 741. Park. One - nnd two - bedroom units. uniquely combined. J1D.50, Pair French type twin be 1803. Furnished or unfurnished. Swimming $15 each. French nlyle three-way m pool and recreation area. Patio or bat- A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! rnr, vanity $30. New love upatn $(l STAMPS cony, each unit. Rent from 5132, In SO. Oas ratify $40. 0x12 rug $19 U.S. or Foreign. Call 872-1OS3. eluding heat and hoi wstcr. 291-0770. T.V. net $30 etc. Ruscll's, 25 E. Froi RIVER & SURF CLUB APARTMENTS St., rteil Bnnk. 7U-1603. RED BANK — Three-room furnished apartment. Adults. No pots. 741-0421 W» fffer attractive oarden apartments In well-kept grounds containing FENDER BAS9 AMPLIFIER — F PETS AND LIVESTOCK or M2-2277. large roams and each with Its own private terroct. Each apartment nas General Contractors Painting and Decorating 12" apeukc«ra, Itallnn dual pick- a science kitchen, tiled bath, master TV antenna, Individually controlled \ddlng Machines — Typewriters Kko bfiac, Shuro microphone. $30i A-l AKC PUPriBB — All breeds RED 11ANK — V'urnlshpil, living room, biMlronm, kitchen, b.ilh. All healing ond air conditioning ond two parking ipocH per opartmtiyt. Th» iAMiT"HTAVEN~HOMK BUPPLV" 747-4500. (guaranteed.) Grooming - all breeiln, V large A room apartment) are offered f om S)35 a month. A few 5 room ADDING MACHINES - Typewrltfrs WORKING MAN'S CONTUACTOR — through April 1. COUNTRY 8QUUIK utilities. Adults. $100 monthly. 741- inld, rented repaired Herpico's 101 Palntlnc and paper linnglnR. Fully in SHOTGUN — Pump action 12 gnugi 1404. (2 bedroom) suites or* now available, offering a Hcond bathroom ot « Alteration!. Repairs. Masonry, Small •urcd- 812-1973 or 74.-G830. PET SHOP, 73 First Ave., AH Jitle Monmoutli 8t, Red Bank, 717-043*. Jobs, too. 591-0714. Excellent condition. $50, Call Highlands. 2D1-:I85O. modest JIM a month, R0BERT*~S. FARWRLL 74*1-8765 FURNISHED — 3 rooms. Kitchen. Utilities. Private entrance. Gentle- . Antiques CARPENTRY, cdblnntry, Formica I'alntlnR 8t DecnratlnR ARTISTIC QnOOMINO TO SUIT For I'rce Batlmate* Call B42-3169 MOVING. MUST SELL — Recreate lYOUIl DOO'B PERSONALITY, PER. man or huslncn.1 couple. 8(2*10:14. work and odd Jobs. 229*2348 after 5 room furniture. Two chairs, o ATLANTIC 'TRAniNa POST — 49 At- p.m. Free ffltlmates, reasonable. 1 SONAL1ZED PAMPEIUNO AT TI1B K- RIVER & SURF CLUB MARINA 'antic AvO., Long Brnnch. Antlqunn, Pearl and Bead Restrlnglng couch. Maplo frame. 11x14 bro IB CUI1. AKC puppies, all breeds. 3 COMMERCIAL M.NTALS RALPtl A. COLE. HniLDKR — New twrnd run. Pool 111x4, nil equipment •aed lurnlture. Mnn., Wed., Frl. 7:30- aiijiply of clilorltip, wolKhtn. Onrdi K. From 81,, Red Hank. W-3HU. Modem manna fad titles ant available which con benh boats up lo ID*. i:30 p.m., Tlnim., Sat. 12-fi p.m., homes. Adi.imond*i Bought or Rcstylcd Kimntnlcrd Phuitm lioii^ht nnd sold. coat chihuahua puppies. Permanently 1MM1 sq. fl. additional storage. Light BAL V. -v_2M-2(«i:i. Tiffany lainn*~rtjad"e~wli Innr.ulatcd anil wormed. 071-18112. manufacturing. Call 747-1100. Ths club offers a large fresh water pool with a lifeguard In Mown. A Let ua buy the illnrnondn you dnn't rry tnserl, 24". HeadUtl Imgi IF YOU ARE INTERESTED — In a Cabana building Is ovoltable. We also have two prlvtrte stretches' of wear or let us restyle them for ymi and Heating lint Ier (•Imrn, mnn 11 pntbol iroRSi^ir ocearlront beoch, again with a lifeguard In ieo«on. ourf fishing and Min- FNGEL etc. ('nil hrtwfpn 10 a.m. ai brand new modern office space, well porBonally. Rniisatllca', 3H Broad 81. fLUMKINO — Heating and bathroom Cull located In the renter of Ur>d IiAnk, con- im from a |etty ore on the Club's private beaches. Club rooms for both mkm MOVERS'Since 188S 787-0:110.1 adults and teens are available and will be furnished and equipped A few Draperies remodeling. tract USB for fu'ther Information. THE Safe Moving with I'ACIinilUNt) I'UPPltis — AKC reg- DOWBTRA AGENCY. 741-8700. outside members will be accepted. National Mnver CORRIGAN'S UNPAINTED FURNITURE istered. Call 747-4670 after i p.m. week- days All day weekends. I1BLMAII New Furniture, Hfrtsprpads, ! 127 Oaklnn.l 81., Kort IlanK 7*7-21(1 RED DANK LUMBE flllpcovers, KodB, Vnnm Rubber. FLORIDA and All i>o nts USA Directions: From Red Bonk, east on Rumsfln Ave, (RIB, 520) ta Orenn I'farl and Wnll, llnil Hank. 7(1-5! MINlMTmB s i Rrand-nRW Cuotnrn Or Roady Mnde Enfiel Brothers 741-22U Roofing. Siding & Insulation spayoil. Wonderful pet. Av*., thence right to Pork Rood In Monmouth Beach. Golden Touch Decorators "Odd Jobs OLSIGN HO. INC. UddflnR. nlillng . OTl-MM. MODERN OFFICES Inntilntinn Inalnlleri ami K.iiuanter POWER MOWER ITT flroad St. Red Donk. 7470052 LIOHT HAUI.INfl - frllarn, gnrn|(rii 10 yimtn. 775O70\ 2111-0~>40 rc)NY~AND BAr>DLR~i?OR In hlRh-trafflG shopping eentor. Btrent- $150 or tii-nt offer For Apartment, Marina or Club application!, i Next To New Pont Offlcn. clnnnrd up llavo truck Krea iiiitl- . — Al«cn, Dupont Tcdlar an I* v el, al [--conditioned, plenty at park- rrmtes. Ml-'JI4I( nflfr .'I pin. Vast piiifrsslona! reel. Mint condltld t87050« ing. 240O n. ft. or will dlvlilt. Call Entertainment Alcoa. Work itunranteM milky. AfiklnE $1F». 671-M7R. flaturdi BlLVKtl TOY PO0DU.B — AKO reg- Paint'ng and Decorating PROWN'S nnd Hundny, istered, Flva weeks. Call RESIDENT MANAGER Tickets available for latest Broad- 0441040 way ahowi and Majnr flportn Event!. CARL II .IONKH Painting (ini 32 llroscl SI. Itrd ll»nk Tll-TMM HP EC I A.7~lYl JYi "l) r u7n~~ 11 hi«™$ BELMAR MALL 16 IVfonnum;:. B . Red Bank walliuipcrliiK Ktilly In^irrr], For frfi* Reclining ctinlr $lt).&0. Bmall child HIAMEliK KllTRNfl - - Sli weeks (201) 13S-670O fHtlniRtfu. call 7,Kl(H1 roll ton desk Ifi.flH. nucket hnmhc ol<]. One male, thres females. Won* Apartment 48 >° and rermites inn c|. rt m Si«m Inlmr anil ril chulii Iff 50, invR-pkrn kltclicn derful wllli chlldrin. I2S each. Call of -write V. O. Box 422, Itutherford, " THOMAS RI.ATK "" niHlrrlnl lni:lii{li'fl in yt«ar wttrrfinly S1 (1.5(1 Mnlifif;nny mchiall Lnhln $: T47-H053. N. J. 0107(1. RED BANK TEHM1TE CONTROL - Vrro K.4itnm(«n Al-., (,<•!• -tllmntf. Aluminum .•Ming' 'i0. IIIB'I chnlr $1.nu. 4/(1 miiplA h Tel: 222-8309 l r sin.rui. M.ipin nit* Uhls Sf»..vi, 1! Low raloi. tttn esllinalr-fi, Punin^^it. r»ln"lng iml Drcnrnllnpi f»»"" ""' ''*' " * '"'l"< "r 787- MARK — 1 ywtxt old, wllH lack, "oFJrciTiuiM'— nA~n. ft. in «• induilrfal, reildnntlai 74i-2M^ Kultv Innurrd 141-4331 pAlnfd HOB ion rncknr |l2,tt(f «L. $390. Oil c«ll«tit looatlon. Dsslrshls for any pro- RUBCUL'B. 2» I. Front BU Ul-lW HI } Mil. fusion. Call 747-3730 bstwian B and t. wwm *m mim FOB sax TfM MWSEI fOI MIX rot .uue BOUSES IKiX j, UuA 15, 196MS THE DAILY B£GISTER MIODLETOWN UTTLE SILVER OPEN FOR INSPECTION QUIET COUNTRY LANE ••- . .„• FOUMEDROOM SPLIT LEVEL HEDGEFIELD Mod.l Tnii Hjht-room Colonial home If Ideal- HOUSES FOR SALE Twi baths, recreation room with permanently installed original ly looted near MhooU, tnopDiag and ltospjjv: •uy commuti. Juit 6 yetrt old • large FnuiWin fireplace stove, big deck porch, cellar, garage, Srop- FRINGE BENEFITS THE ROLLS ROYCE OF HOUSING Saturday and Sunday living room and large dining room, erty backs up to Bajman Park. Its had tender loving care three rinpl&cu, a 13x19 paneled kitch- Here's a charming rmaeh boma with en. UV den. Family room la lower lots or exciting features. It's sttnslcd look for yourself. Asking $24,700. IN GOLTS NECK levcL Three bedroomi and two baths. on a beautiful half-sen plus many RIVERFIELDS AT RUMSON This borne has a full basement with trees and evergreens -~ backs up to darkroom for the •hutter bug, a flat- a brook. Three bedrooms. VA bsths. RED BANK COLONIAL INSPECT and" COMPARE Tuxedo Rd. (Off Rumson Rd.) stone patio oil the dining room and a Living room with fireplace, formal Three bedrooms, bath and powder room, large living room two-car garage. In beautiful condi- dining room, lovely 30x12 paneled den. INCLUDING . . . Rumion tion and a delight to show. Call thU Two-car heated garage. Don't delay— with fireplace, 15 x 12 dining room, 20 x 8 modern kitchen office Immediate!p. Asking £42.500. >ee It today. AsUng 131.000. and breakfast room, large enclosed porch in rear of house, • KITCHEN AID DISHWASHER STERLING THOMPSON HALL BROS., Realtors RUSSELL M. BORUS full cellar, garage. Decorate to your taste and have a beauty • G. E. SELF CI£ANING OVEN & ASSOC, INC. 813 River Rd. 741-79M Fair Haven REALTORS Asking $25,250. Member Multiple Listing fiervlct 8O0 River Ed. • AMERICAN OI.EAN TILE Realtor Open 7 Days HOLMDEL — Southern Colonial, COLTS NECK FOUR YEAR OLD COLONIAL • SELECT OAK FLOORS 747-0900 prime location. Blx bedrooms, three baths, large living; rnnm, Hrenlace, (More Classing Ad$ One ol the finest floor plans we have seen. Lovely living room • AMERICAN STANDARD CLIMATE CONTROL HEAT family room. (48,000. Call EH MAR- with fireplace and windows on three sides, separate dining TIN, Broker, 512-5900, for appolnL- On The Next Page) • STEEL GIRDERS BOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB SALE ment room, beautiful modern kitchen,,16 x 11, den 18 x 11, powder • 6" INSULATION room. Upstairs four bedrooms and two baths, cellar, two- ST. PATRICK SPECIAL MIDDLETOWN HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE car garage. Wooded back yard. One of a kind. Asking St. Leo's Parish — Convenient To Lincroft-Eatontown Area. WATERFRONT $40,800. OAK HILL 12-year-old, nine-room, 2^-baUi home. Directions: Corner Rt. 537 and Swimming River Rd., west to •o 130' on river wilh dock. Full baaement, Lakeside Ave. s just listed this custom-built 8- two-car attached garage. Lovely let- fttLT old three-bedroom ranch on pro* ting with many tall tiee*. Excellent ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY [esslonally landscaped \b acre (trees). Q.I 5U mortgage may tie assumed. 199 Broad St. Red Bank 741-3450 Central foyer leads to living room Home In good condition but needs PHONE P. T. LAHIFF rtth Ureplace, dining room, eat-in decorating. Outstanding buy at *29.6O0. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING LltcUen, dishwasher, two baths, pan- Please call ua for future I lied den, built-in bookcases, Porch, "95 Years Red Carpet Service" basement. Two-car garage. Central air 126,900 Bed Bank 946-4828 conditioning and many extras. Seeing Graolou* quiet itraet within walking Is believing. A fantastic buy at $35,900. dlBlance to shopping center. Five-bed- Trees room, two-bath older home with deo HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE BEACH AGENCY and formal dining room. Fireplace In HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE living room, front and back terrace. BROKER Full basement BUMSON — Prime rustic resi- NEW SHREWSBURY - Five- 101 Highway 35 Ulddletown. N. J. FHA HOMES FOR ME 747-3500 dential locale. Spacious frame bedroom rancher with two Open 7 days 8(2.2620 or 971-2727 Trees COLTS NECK Eves: (31-4768 and stone ranch. Living room, FHA properties are offered for sale to qualjned purchasers without regard NEAR HOLMDEL baths. Full basement. Over V2 ROLSTON WATERBURY formal dining room, kitchen to the prospective purchaser's race, acre plot. Immediate occupan- HOLMDEL Ketltor-lnsuror color creed, or national origin. Custom-built three-bedroom ranch In with dinette area, paneled den cy. Offered at $26,500. It W. Front St. Red Bank OJ701 2% Acres choice location on wooded lot with ex- RUMSON — 60' Colonial rsjich. De- with fireplace. Three bedrooms, Following Homes are Re- ceptlohal trees. City water. Low taxes. ltghtlully located on winding tree- two baths. Laundry room, jal- Owner very anxious to sell Asking lined street In One neljhliorhood. paired and Bear 6 month Six-Room WEART-NEMETH (41,500 CARL F. ZELLERS, Realtor, ThrM bedrooms. IVi tiled blths, 94O-M43, ousied window porch, base- FHA Structural Warranty screened porcb, hasement. Large fin- Modern Ranchx AGENCY TWO-FAMILY, six-room house. Four- ished sarajs. Better-Uian-avenge ment with recreation room and room apartment. Separate entrances. storage. Over H a.cre nicely shrubbed fireplace. Hot air gas heat. At- Long as 30 Years to Pay TAXES $590 "" Corner lot. Two-car garage. Basement. with woodsy area In rear. Immedi- REALTOR ate occupancy. 137,800, Call M2-O70C,- tached two-car garage. 54 acre Barn 36x60 plus $M,000. Call 201-22W. FHA Will Pay Reasonable Leonardville Road, Middletown, New Jeney plot. $58,000. Three-Room Bungalow • 102 WEST FROHT ST. and Customary Financing HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE BUMSON — Very Inviting Cape TO SETTLE ESTATE 741-2240 Enjoy relaxed, country-style living with plenty ef treei Cod. Frame construction. Liv- and Closing Costs highlighting the preserved netural sur'oundingi. ing room with Heatilator fire- 332-1)30173 120514 Monroe Ave.,1 Asbury $27,900 Member of Red Bank Park MM) Down—*13,SoO Additional Acreage Avatlibln • COLONIALS AVAILAIIi WITH place, dining room, kitchen, 352-063799 17 Second fit., Highlands Multiple Listing Service THE DOWSTRA l^ULUINIALb j AN|) 4 |EDR00M$ den. Three bedrooms, two *400 Down—JU.UOO CALL 741-9291 352-055387 « Creak Rd., Keanabuxg FROM baths. Porch, utility room. Hot $(5O Down—512,600 HOLirDEL, — Qualltj Special, im- • SPLIT LEVELS ... 352-05O977 15 Central Ave., Port Mon- OR 741-1231 maculate ttiree-'badxoom split on % AGENCY water oil. Attached one-car mouth *3O0 Down—J8.850 acn. Near schools, churchesj .and • BI-LEVELS 352-020349 40 WllUam 8t, New Shrews- transportation. The tails are low, too. '25,500 rage. Over ft acre. $35,000. bury MOO Down-SU,S00 ' RED BANK TOWN HOUSE Call now for fljppolntineat. (28,900. 91 E. FRONT STREET RUMSON — Convenient living 352-064261 6 Central Ave., Port Mon- mouth *«O Down—J13.5O0 New Listing QUAUTY REALTY ASSOC. RED BANK SALES OFFICE — MI-II2I area. Compact ranch. Fire- 352-062490 511 Mayfalr Lane, Neptune FVmr 1SJ»« bedrooms. Immaoidaisi old- Hwy. 3a * HotnixiKad An., Leonardo Twp. *900 Down—H8.J0O er home In evcelleot neighborhood. Qeorge A. DeLoTme, Realtor place in living room, kitchen, 352-060999 205 Cleveland Are., Lau-Modern eit-ln kitchen. LATKS pantry, paneled gameroom. Two bed- rence Harbor *3W) Down— living room, spacious dining room 291-3232 — 291-0976 741-8700 «MULLANEY REALTY W.35O plus large sltUni room. Covered porch, Parking next door at Mermaid Diner rooms, one bath, Full base- 352035412 403 Atklas Ave., Neptune four-osx garage. Hot water heat Wa.lk MULTIPLE LISTINGS ' (450 Down- ?H,9M) to stores, schools and churches. Of- STRATHMORE RESALES 671-5151 ment. Hot air oil heat. $22,500. f COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES 352-021023 121 Center Ave,, Middle- fered at 126,31)0. We hare key. Ranches, Capet, Colonials itartlng In SALES AGENTS town 1350 Down—flO,MX> the low 20*1. Our office located In the , • • -J REAL ESTATE CONSULTANTS S3 -188863 2S5 Duchess Ave., East HALL BROS., Realtor! heart of Strathmore, on Hwy. 31 Ctll DENNIS K. BYRNE Keansburg W.30O—All Cash «13 niver Rd. 741-7691 Fair Haven Uf whether selling or fuylng, 7 dayi, —As Is Member Multiple Listing Servlca M hr. lervlce. Call 666-7600 anytime. RED BANK INCOME REALTOR-INSUROR Open 7 Days APPLKBROOK OF MATAWAN, Real- Complete listings may be obtained" ton. This "cream puff" of a duplex available) {or the investment 8 West River Road Rumson from Federal Housing Administration OAK HILL AREA minded, or the person looking for retirement opportunity. 970 Broad Bt, Newark, ^New Jersey 1 Ground door, 17' living room, 15' kitchen, 26' family room, with Phone 842-1150 O7102. Telephone No. 615-3466. FIVE BEDROOMS 500 WATERFRONT MEMBER MU1TIPLE % acra of tall shade bees. Quiet aids SH aores. 10-room ranch. Four years beemed ceiling and cherry paneling, built-in bookcases. Two street. Three full bath-rooms, flre- young. Hot water heat Two fire bedroomi, one new bath. Front, tide and rear porchei. Full WHEN WE ARE SELLING LISTING pUvee, breakfast area oft kitchen, for- places, Hues baths, two-car garage BREEZY POINT- mal dining room, screened porch, full Boat houss. *74,MO. CRO1VELL AQBN baiement. Second floor: Four-room and bath apartment. All at Little Silver basement, two-car garage. Transferred CY, 76 W. Front St. 741-4030. Evenings new oak floors. ThU property has many extras. Excellent condi- AP.PLEBROOK RANCH 741-3656. owner will give Immediate occupancy. tion and a fine potential. Aiking $28,500. Lomly tres-shaded lot. Five lute Offered at (39,600. rooms uvl bath wit* full basement NEW HOMES MULTIPLS USTINGa HOUSES FASTER THAN WE . , . custom built colonials . • . pitta built-in map and built-in porch. 1 •TED HALL AGENCY NEWLYWED SPECIAL Asktal 129,000. "Finely Appointed Details' SWEENEY AGENCY Realtor 733 River Rd. Fair Haven 103! Ocean Ave., Sea Bright «4M sere lot. Priced for immediate tale (22,000. me. 123,880. 23x30 living room with (.replace, din- Mlddletown. 671-10000. Fleast call col. SOLUTION IS OBVIOUS! ing room, den plus [amlly room, d»- led. FOUR-UNIT APARTMENT HOUSE luxe kitchen. Full basement, hot water Tullr occupied. Excellent condition. OLDE SHREWSBURY baseboard beat Two-car attached ga- RED BANK — Caps Cod, waterfront THE DOWSTRA AGENCY High mort bathi, mud room, 2-car garage, huge basement. Beautifully landscaped. kitchen. Den, 114 bathi. Double ga- Realtors, 10» E. River Rd., Rumaon. race, beautiful lot wltli trees. S31.000. REALTOR MMBM. Aiking $33,500. 549 River Rd. Fair Havsn SCHANCK A&ENCY RIVERFRONT 661 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY, N. J. . 741-9333 MULTIPLE LISTINGS REALTOR PARK-LIKE Open 7 Days 741-5212 TracU-Ini • Undea PL Re« Bulk SAVE fruitless houn of searching by m acres. Immaculate, picture pretty WT-oaoT • Evenings 747-4088 sending tor our free comprehensive house with three bedrooms; den with catalog: modest homes; palatial Rum- fireplace; enclosed porch; patio and CONVERTED BARN som estates, waterfronts, farms. Mul- basement Mlks this a must - $30,000. Miniature Colonial with charm. Large tiple Listings. APPIJIBROOK OF RUMSON, Real- Urine room with Ueamed celling, two tors, 112 Ave. of Two Rivers, Rum- bedrooms and bath. Pretty Kitchen. RAY STILLMAN, Realtor son. M2-2900. quiet and seoluded area. Lovely yard "Our 40th Yenx" THE and garage. Good location. $18,000. 61S Hwy. 35 Bhrewabury.. TU-S600 RED BANK TWO STORY — Thle« MoAUSTER AGENCY, Realtor!, 108 bedrooms, living room wllh fireplace. -•. River Rd., Bumson. 812:1894. RUMSON % ACRE Dlnlnf room, den, modern bath. Base- BeMitUtrl Pine Ridge section. Three ment. Near school. *18,&00. BUMSON — Will consider offer. Re- bedrooms, two Cull baflis, enter hall, modeled. Three bedrooms, one bath, tiring room with fireplace, dining SCHANCK AGENCY Jving room, dining room, kitchen and ""TO, pretty kitchenMtchen. Den. Hot -watewater APPLEBROOK creatlon room, One car garage. hflfct,.popch and,patio,.>sklne •35,000- REALTOR Rt 102x104. Nice aria. 842-omo. McAUSTER AGENCY, Realtors, 10tl B Linden PI. Kvei: T4T-4086 SELFORD—Ranch house cloae.to school IB, Klver Rd., Ruma&n. MMfiM. SPECIAL IN FAIR HAVEN — Three- and shopping. Three bedrooms, bath, COLONIAL HOME — IDEAL FOR bedroom Colonial with living r°°™> living room, paneled dining room, kitch- dining room and kitchen. Two-car ga- en, garage and one-half. Cyclone fence, FAMILY WITH CHILDREN. Over an AGENCY makes it happen ...faster! acra of landscaped grounds - trees - rage. Near school. Transferable FHA TOxlOO lot Storm windows. Left wllh evergreens • clay tennis court- patio. mortgage. Immediate occupancy. Ask- dryer and air conditioner. Asking $17 New broadloom In the living room ing (13,900. Call Trufolo-Menmv Agen* BOO. Call 787-5429. and dining room. Electric kitchen. cy. 7ark«r Av«. Llttlt 8llv«r 950 Route 35 family room. The dogwood will sopn ing room, large neptirata dlnlnr room,, NKW BIIIlBWBBUnY — Doautlful 23A Route 34 112 Ave. of Two Riven lie In bloom anil It'll lit lime to use cat-In kitchen nnd den, Excellent op- (he serein porch. WILLIAM ijl. 1IIN- ranch. Faik-Uke satUnl on tpproxi- 671-2300 566-760\) 842-2900 TLKMANN (FirtMl 23 Wrlio ltd., rtunlty (or young couple at 110,500. ms.tAly ono siors. Thitt bedrooms, Rumson. 842-060(1. Member of the Mul- rA. AltMSTFtONO AGENCY, Real- den, lit baths. Scrsened porch. Sicil- tiple Uatlng.£eivlco. tor, M5 rro»pcct Avi., LIU If Silver. lent schooli. Ctll 6(211)17. Asklni |29, 741-4500. 000. BrlnclpaJa only. 1/m AND ACEEAGE LEGAL N0WCB- -LEGAL NOTICE »-Fri(fey, March 15, 1968 THE DAILY REGISTER BOUSES FOR SALE Howard Seeks Bigger NOTICE NOTICE IMMACULATE MIDDLETOWN MONMOUTH 0O0NTT MONMODTH COUNTY HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Three adlolnlng one - acre lot* with SURROGATE'S COURT SUKKOGATK'S COIRT CONDITION some tree* and running brook. Will Notice to Creditors to Present Notice to Creditor* to Pieaent Three-bed room Cape Cod, Family consider terms. Asking $10,500 per lot. Claims A|c»l«t Estate OUtns AoiMt EiUte CARL T. ZELLER8, Realtor, M6-4M3. U.S. Road Aid Share CONVENIENT LOCATION room with barbecue. Two ceramic ESTATE OF JAMEfl B. ILCH, DK- E8TATK OF QUCOMO PR1V1- baths. Caat iron hot water buebo&fd A8ED TERA, DECEASED Highway System, approved In Rumson Ranch. Three bed- heat. Hardwood rioors. Full bas&ment, LOTS OP LOTS »urauant to the' order of DONALD j. Punuant to the order of DONALD ATLANTIC CITY - Congress Washer, dryer, freezer. Very conveni- All areas, all sizes, gome wooded. Thll NNINGHAM, Surrogate ol the Coun- 3. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the 1956, Mr. Howard said states rooms, two baths, full base- ently located. $18,500. week's special! LHUe Silver, $6200. of Monmouth, this day ms.de, oh County of Monmouth, this day made, is expected to approve a/3,000 Call EDWIN H. MARTIN, Broker, ,e application of the undersigned, Ruth on the application of the undersigned, such as New Jersey did not ment. 40' screened porch. Near OLDER Eatontown. B42-5900. Ilch, the io1e Executrix of the es- Mary Prlvltera, Sole Executrix of the to 5,000-mile addition (o the three-bedroom, two-story home. Liv- estate of thd said Glacomo Prlvllera get as much mileage as other river, bus and schools. MIDDLETOWN — Beautiful wooded .3 of the said Jamei B. Ilch de- present 41,200-mile Interstate ing room, dining room, modem kitch- tased, notice is hereby given to the deceased, notlCB is hereby given to states because the act took $27,700. en, full basement, patio, hot water lot In excluelvp area, approximately 'editors of said deceased to present the creditors of said deceased to pre- Highway System this year, heat. Near transportation, shopping % acre. 671-5372. the eald Executrix their claims un- sent to the said. Sole Executrix their into consideration existing and schools. 515,500. ' oath within six months from this claims under onth within six months Rep. James J. Howard D-N.J. Two acres of unusual beauty. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY te. from this date. predicted today in a speech roads, such as the New Jersey THE BROOK AGENCY Dated; February 26th, 1968 Dated: March 11th, 1969 Ranch house has living room RUTH V. ILCH MARY PRIVITERA prepared for delivery before Turnpike. with fireplace. Two bedrooms. Realtor MIDDLETOWN TWP. — Commercial 05 Locust Avenue 24 Mori Place "Some of the mileage on the - Bank Building, Atlantic Highlands property along Hwy. 35 or 36. From Red Bank, New Jersey Red Bank. New Jersey the convention of the Asso- Screened porch. Quiet patio. 201-1717 .76' to 10 acres UULLANBY REALTX Executrix Sole Executrix ciated General Contractors of New Jersey Turnpike was FAIR HAVEN 671-5151. istlle, Cornwell, Mauaner Messrs. ReussIUe, Cornwell, $45,600. Carotenuto Mausner tc Cajnotenuto New Jersey. charged against us because LUXURY RANCH ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — First Ave. 34 Bread Street 34 Broad Street the road already existed, Income commercial property lor sale. Red Bank, New Jersey Mr. Howard, a member of Professionally landscaped on *i acre 50-52 First Ave. 72 First Ave., 101 Red Bank, New Jersey ELLEN S. plot in the finest residential area. Attorneys Attorneys whereas, had no such road Ftret Ave. and 115 First Ave. For March 15, 22, 28, April 5 $28.S2 the House Committee on Pub- Three oversized bedrcroma, two full information or appointment call Ray arch 1, B, IB, 22 $28.52 ever been constructed, New baths, large living room with (Ire- Lemberfr. 291-9566 or 291-3707. lic Works and its subcommit- place and formal dining room. Large NOTICE BOA It D OF EDUCATION tee on roads, also told those Jersey unquestionably would HAZELTON fully equipped kitchen. Screened porch COMMERCIAL AND BUSINESS PROP- MONMOUTH COUNTY BOROUGH OF UNION BEACH with flagstone deck, two-car garage. ERTY — On Hwy. 3fl. rear Holiday SURROGATE'S COURT PROPOSALS gathered at the lunchefta in have been able to get more Realtor Heated basement. A fully air condi- Inn, West Long Branch. Call 222-7011 Notice to Creditors to Present Sealed proposals will b« received federal mileage under the 90 tioned, customized home. For the dis- after 6 p.m. Claims Against Estate by the Board of Education of the Haddon Hall that during the as criminating buyer. Offered at $44,900. ESTATE OF JOHN A. FEL8MANN, Borough of Union Beach In the. Coun- per cent, federal 10 per cent West River Road Rumson IECEASED ty of Monmouth, N. J. In the meet- yet unannounced Public Works HALL BROS., Realtors REAL ESTATE WANTED Pursuant to the order of DONALD Ing room of the Board ID the Me< Committee hearings on the ex- non-federal interstate highway 813 River Bil. 741-7(86 Fair Haven CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the mortal School, Mornlngalde Avenue, aid," Mr. Howard added. 842-3200 Member Multiple LlsLlng Service URGENTLY NEEDED — Two and Dunty of Monmouth, this day made, Union Beach, N. J. on Tuesday, April pansion of the Interstate High- Open 7 Days three-bedroom homes Mlddletown, Haz- i the application of the undersigned, 2, 1968 at 8 p.m. for the furnishing Mr. Howard said New Jer- MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE let vicinity. We have buyers waiting. udolph J. FelBmann, the Sole Execu- of the following for the 1968-69 school Way System after 1972, he RUMSON |THE KIRWAN CO. 787-6600. >r of the estate of the laid John A. would submit information sey has the highest traffic den- elsmarm deceased, notice la hereby sity in the nation, the second WATERFRONT COTTAGE WE~CAN MULTIPLE LIST iven to the creditors ol aald deceased which he is hopeful could re- HOUSES FOR SALE An unusual modern five-room home > present to the said Executor their Office Supplies highest construction cost per HOUSES FOR SALE with 2% baths, fireplace, two-car ga- YOUR HOME alms under OELUI within six months Fuel Oil sult in New Jersey getting a rage, trees; shrubs end private dock. Call today and give details and cash om this date. Milk mile of interstate highway in price. STERLING THOMPSON & AS Dated: March Kth, 1B68 Janitorial Supplies larger share of federal aid. MIDDLETOWN RUMSON CAPE COD Corporate owner desires early galfi. SOC, 747-54O0. Athletic Supplies the continental United States, Living room with fireplace, full din- $35,600. Call today for details and ap- . RUDOLF J. FEL3MANN School Buses "The present formula in both I Full — 2 Half Baths ing room, den, three tiedrooma, two pointment to Inspect! 132 Fair Haven Head Terms of the proposals are fixed has 3.4 per cent of the nation's •Tttils Is an exceptional four-bedroom baths. Porch, patio. Excellent loca- JOSEPH S. McCUE SELLING YOUR HOME? Fair Haven, New Jersey . by the respective specifications. Spec- interstate and non-interstate population and carries 3.3 per •pllt level with eat-In kitchen, game «n bus linft, Mont attractive lot. £Iatsky, Himclman h. Siegfried ification and proposal forms may be room, utility room, attached one-car New listing — 535,000. 320 Broad Street federal aid programs does not cent of the nation's motor REALTORS We have buyers in all price ranges. Red Bank, New Jersey obtained at the office of tha Secre- garage. Walk to transportation. When 30 Ridge 1M. Rumson 812-fMM Our 42 year old real eatate service tary, Memorial" School, dally (except take into consideration several vehicles. ts the last time you saw a hoiue of FAIR HAVEN Member Multiple Lilting '• includes a reliable price evaluation Attorneys Saturdays and Sundays) during: busi- Uila quality (or only $22,900? Two-story, three-bedroom older house. when you Hat your property for sale :arch 8, 15, 22, 29 >a6,j» ness hours. Proposals must be en- factors such as traffic density, "By any combination of Completely remodeled. New modern SECLUDED RAMBLER with us. closed in sealed envelope endorsed READ THIS TO YOUR WIFE kitchen and bathroom. New wiring, NOTICE "Proposal 4 (specified by Item bid construction costs in urban population, traffic density, con- plumbing and beating system. Good NAVESINK AREA MONMOUTH COITNTT upon)". The Board of Education re- and then put your ooats on and come 747-3500 SURROGATE'S COURT serves the right to reject any and areas and other related factors struction costs and motor ve- out. and aee thla custom-built Cape location. $19,750. Three fcertrwoma. Includes 16x22' fami- ly room with raised hearth fireplace, Notice to Creditors to Present all proposals If It deemi It to lta best which could help New Jersey Cod. 20x24' living room, 10x12 kitchen, OLDE SHREWSBURY ROLSTON WATERBURY Claims Acalnst Estate Interest to do so by order of th» hicle factors, New Jersey three large bedrooms, 22* Raraeroom, plus paneled recreaUon room In base- Realtor-Insuror _ get additional federal aid," Mr. r CharmltiB Cairn Cud. Three leiiroomi, ment. Screened porch overlooking .iSTATE OF ANDREW FRAZIER, Boatd of Education. ould warrant more than dou- two full baths, full basement plus hot 16 W. Front St. Bed Bank 0770: DECEASED DONALD OBTRANDER water baseboard heat and city sewers. two baths, Gamerooin. Kitchen with large uharted yard. Attached garage. Purfluant to the order of DONALD J. Howard said. le the federal aid it is now al- All this for only 118,500. dlnotte area. Wall-to-wall carpeting. Won't last long at only $25,800. HELt* -ACTION! IUNNINOHAM, Surrogate1 of the Conn Secretary Workshop off garage. Lota of trees HELP us: oar 12 salespeople need y of Monmouth, this day mode, or March 15 ...... $0.20 In discussing the Interstate, icated for primary and secon- and shrubs. Excellent neighborhood. TED HALL AGENCY" listing on your home. KIRWAN CO. REALTORS $24,000. ht> application of the undersigned, Hll- ary roads," he said. Airport Plaza Haslet, N. J. 733 River Rd. Fair Haven (ACTION IS our motto—profeaslonal ser- ' I soward. Bole Executrix of the es NOTICE -:—LEGAL NOTICE vices are Just a phone call away. -te of the laid Andrew Frazler Ht MONMOUTH COUNTY . Turning to state financing, 264-7100 The LOW AGENCY, Realtor 842-4200 Trade-Ins—Exchanges eased, notice la hereby given to the SURROGATE'S COURT PUBLIC NOTICE VA and FHA Financing Avallablt 636 River Rd. _ Fair Haven Commercial and investment propertlei creditors of Bald deceased to present Notinn to Creditors to Present The undersigned will sell at public >. Howard also said he was CARRIAGE HOUSE Member Two Multiple Listing Service: Jo the said Sole Executrix their claims Claims Against Estate auction on March 18, 1068 at 9:00 A.M. Bend for our Home Buyers Photo WALKER 4 WALKER under oath within six months from tali ESTATE OF FLORENCE R. KRI- at 365 Maple Ave., Red Bank, N. J. opeful that New Jerseyans Converted carriage house near river Realtors ate. Dated: February 15th, 1968 Guide. FleaJia Indicate price range TOWNHOUSE with five bedrooms and three baths, HILDA SEWARD DEL, DECEASED for cash one auto 1066 Ford FaJrlane rill support a sizable- expan- and location of interest In excellent condition. Three bedrooms Living loom, big dining room, music Shrewsbury Mlddletown-Holmd IBS River Street, Pursuant to the order ol DONALD Serial Number 8H46C102O11, by reaaon 661 Broad BL 206 Hwy. : J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of th* of Default of Security Agreement by .on of highway construction in and tiled bath, living room with room. Needs new heating system. 741-5212 671-331 Red Bank, N. J. Colonial firepla.ee, dining room, pretty Good area, surrounded by large home*. Sole Executrix County, ot Monmouth, tbls day made, John ft Kathy Diab. near future. LtTTUS SILVER yellow kitchen. Den or television Asking $28,000. Make offers. McAU3- Messrs. Parsons. Canxona, on tbs application of the undersigned, THRIFT FINANCE COMPANY New eolonUl. Three bedrooms, room. Full basement. OH heat. Oa- TER AGENCY, Realtors, 109 E. River NEED VACANT LAND Blair * Warren, Howard H. Woolley, 8r., Morris Port- March 15 J2.30 baths, basement One-oar fira-n and rage. Good location. $16,600. McALIS- Rd., Rumson. M2-18M. , Small lot or large tracts. Call MUL 18 Wallace Street, ner-and Thomas P, Doremus, Execu- fimlly room. Built to order. 129,800. Red Bank, N. J. tors of the estate of the laid Flor- TKR AGENOT, Realtors, 109 B. River OLD COLONIAL. LITTLE SILVER LANEY REALTY. 571-515L Attorneys ence R. Krldel, deceased, notice Is NOTICE Rd., Romwm. M2-1SM. WATERFRONT. Deep water. Family WE NEED — Flv© or six, 2-3 bedroom hereby given to the creditors of said MONMOUTH COUNTY ULVBRMTNT HOMES. INC. 127.60 deceased to present to tlie said Execu- SURROGATE'S COURT WANT TO LIVE IN RED BANK? room. Den. Five bedrooms, 2H baths. Incomes, furnished or unfurnished, iron Feb. 23, March 1, 8, 15 NOUCB to Creditors to Freient Halls Move - , 741-1200 Then be sure to lee this nice, livable, Modern kitchen. Basement Expansive £85 to $175 per month for Incomln-i tors their claims under oath within six comfortable and well kept home, lo- view. $80,000. personnel. THE BERO AGENCY, ~ NOTICE months from this date. Claims Agnlnst Estate cated In a nice area and within 35, Middletowa 671-1000. Dated: February 26, 1998 ESTATE OF IRVIN V. FALK, SR., LAWRENCE J. SCHILLING MONMOUTH COUNTY DECEASED RKMJ .COUNTRY ATMOBPHBRB walking distance to utoren, schools, REALTOR 747-4121 F0UR-BEDR00M8.— Recreation room, SURROcflMacl, notice Is hereby, flv City sewers In end paid for. Asking the Township. The right Is also re- en to the creditors of said decease* Ths Board reserves ttie right to ri served to Increase or decrease the uate, lying and being in the to present to trie said Sole Execu- Approve Police 524,500. Ject any and all bids, &waM bids : quantities specified. Township of Middletown, Coun- trix their claims under oath wlthr wholB or In part and waive Immaterl; ty of Monraouth and State of New six months trom this date. Informalities If deemed to toe Bi By Otrder of the Mayor & Town- Jersey, as follows: advantage to do so, ship Committee of Mlddletown Town- Dated: March Ulh, 1988 Expedient Bill 2. 125 feet of pure water front with FIRST TRACT. MARGARET C. MOUNT dock ond riparian rights. 3'/i year Dated: March 15, 1&6S ship, N. J. BEGINNING at a point In the BALVATORE F, GIOVENCl ERNEST G. KAVALBK, Mayor northeasterly side of the public 75 Borden Place TRENTON - With only old oversized split level In very ex- CHARLE8 V. CARROLL, Clerk Little Silver, New Jersey cellent condition. Four bedrooms, two Secretary road leading from Port Mon- Bole Executrix four dissenting votes, the As- March 13 $3.! March 15 . $20.4T mouth Station to the Belford M.E. ceramic tile batfis, large living room, Church, at tha loutheasterly cor* Messrs. Parsons, Canzona, sembly yesterday okayed a bill dining room, kitctitn with built-in ner of landn conveyed tn Charles Blair * Warren range and oven, family room with BEAL ESTATE WANTED REAL ESTATE VfANTED H. Walling (it being sixty reet IS Wallace Street to allow municipalities to make UNUSUAL real brick wood burning fireplace, from the southeasterly corner of Red BanK, New Jersey plus brand new $5,000 steel pool 16' landa of Maria Grant; thence (1) Attorneys temporary appointments re- x 32' and 6' deep, as well as dorpef- Northeasterly along tho southeast- March 13, 22, 28, April 5 »28.i gardless of pre-qualification. Early American, two-story, four-bedroom, authentic Ing throughout the house/ thenmo pane erly side of said lot conveyed doors, and man/ other features im- to Charles H. Walling about one NOTICE The approval ran directly wood roof. Large family room with Tavern fireplace hundred and eight and five-tenths passible to describe In this brief od. NOTICR TO ABSENT DETENDANTVf Firm pr|» ol $37,500 worronts your feet more or less to a stake; SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSE in the face of a recent recom- and huge kitchen. Best and most convenient location Immediate Inspection. You won't be thence <2> Southeasterly, continu- (IIANCKHV DIVISION ing the line between lots, sixty MONMOUTH COUNTY mendation by a Monmouth in Colts Neck. sorry. REAL ESTATE feet to a stake; thence (3) South- DOCKET NO. F 1931*7 County Grand Jury that all po- westerly, parallel with the first STATE OF NEW JERSEY Starting large four-b»droom luxury ranch and fiva-bedroom, course, about one hundred and TO: JOHN CARRICK, his heirs, dc lice be fully qualified through eight and live-tenths feet, more vlsees and penonal representative! schooling before being per- two-itory on beautiful waterfront lots- Teicher Agency or leu, to ths northeasterly side and hla, their or any of their BI: of said Publlo Road; thence (4) ccsBors In right, title and Interei mitted to handle a gun or Is- Priced Prom $42,900 lnd«pmatnl Lining Brokers Northwesterly, along the north- MRS. JOHN CARRICK. Defendant! WANTED easterly side of said Public Road, You are hereby summoned and r sue summonses. ilxty feet to the place of Begin- quired to serve upon Kantor & Burn 232-1561 CONRAD WISSEL III 842-4358 287 OCEANPORT AVE. ning. Esqs., plalntlrt's attorneys whoso o Some Democrats said there SECOND TRACT: dress Is 41 Broad Street, Keypoi should be public hearings on (From Uncroft Center take Phalanx Rd. wait to (int right OCEANPORT 31,600 nat uieable iquare feet of oKica ipaca with ALL that certain lot, tract or New Jersey, an answer to the com parcel of land and premises here- plaint llltd In a civil action, In whit the proposal but most of the turn (RichdaU Rd.) to homei.) 542-3500 parking facilitioi for 175 vehiclai in Frank Kemprowski Knd Catherli inafter particularly described, sit- Kemprowslil, are plaintiffs, and Jol minority voted in favor of the uate, lying and being In tho Carrlck, etc., et als, are dcfcndanl MONMOUTH COUNTY Township of Middletown In the ponding in tlin Superior Court of Nt bill which was sought by the County of MonmouUi and State Jersey, within thlrty-flvo days afti Patrolmen's Benevolent Aq- of New Jereey, bounded on the March 15th, ltMJS, exclusive of sue north by lands of Mrs. George date. uation (PBA), and whWi Geographical limits: Not farther North than Navi> Coe; on the East by lands of said tf you fall to do no, the relief i! Vaughan; on the South by Camp- manded In the complaint will be Uki passed 63-4. It now goes to the link River in Red Bank, not farther East than State bell Avenue and on tho west by the center line of a lot conveyed against you by default. You shall ft Senate. by Charles H. Campbell and wife your answer and proof of service Routs 35. Not farther South than StaU Route 36. to said John McNamara, October duplicate wltti the Clerk of tho Sup 30, 1EK)T, recorded In Book 813 ot rlor Court, State House Annex, Trei No farther Welt than Garden State Parkway. Deeds, on pagoi 320 etc. being the ton, New Jersey, in accordance wl" easterly half of tha lot conveyed the rules of civil practice and pi B'nai Shalom Slates ' by said Campbell to said John ccilure. REALTORS •- INSURORS — APPRAISERS McNamara. The premlsei hereby This action has been Instituted I 'Hasidic Mood' Session DATE OF POSSESSIONi conveyed being a plot of land tho purpose of foreclosing a certal thirty leet wide front and rear certificate of tax sale, affecting lani MIDDLETOWN OFFICF Not later than May I, 1968 and one hundred and twenty-(tvo in the Township of Mlddletown, Conn LONG BRANCH-Cnngrcga- (eet deep, more or lean, iron tins of MonmouUi and Stata of New Ji tion B'nai Sholom, 213 Lenox CAPE COD BUY AT JI 7,900! on Campbell Avemie and adjoin- ticy, situate on the Easterly aide ing the westerly aide of otlicr Bray Avenue, which certificate was ( Ave., will hold "An Evening in Don't mill out on thii beautifully landscaped, well-lcepi home. Newly painted. Ths property Submit offering, floor plant, etc, to the office below lands ot said William B. Vaughan ecnttd by the Tnx Collecting Olflcl it completely fenced in and fiat outdoor gai grill and gat light. Three bedroom, bath, living being the easterly half of the land of the Township of Mlddletown to Oc the Hasidic Mood" with the not litsr than March 30, 1968. conveyed by said Campbell to said ernment'Secur|Jy Co., ilalcil Dnccmbi Lubavitchcr Hasid, on Sunday and dining rooms, eat-in kitchen — A homo you'll be proud to ihow off! Phone 671-3311 John McNamara, by deed above 31, 1{K5 and recorded In the Mi anytime! mouth County Clork's Office on Fehi at 7:45 p.m. The public is in- mentioned. ary 2S, 1080, In nook 2591 of Mo You, George Edward Staples, his gages, on page 024. By aaslgnwc vited. NEW CONSTRUCTION IN MIDDLETOWN TWP. - TAKE YOUR PICK! Full particulars are available upon requeit. heirs, duvlsees and personal repre- dated December 15th, 1060, Qovernme sentatives and Ills, their or any of Seourlty Co. aforesaid asMgncd sa! Representatives of the 3-Bedroom 2-itory Colonial $26,900 their successors In. right, title and in- tax salo ccrllflcato to Frank and Cal 4-Sodroom Bi-Level $25,500 terest, are mad a party defendants erlno Kcmprowald, which asstKntm Tzcircl Agudas Chabad (Luba- 4-Bodroom Spiit-Uvol $25,500 DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY nicausB you have, or may have, an was recorded In Uie Monmouth Coun vitcher Hasid) will present a Interest in the said lands by reaaon Clerk's Office on January 20, 1067, Call 671-331 I Now — Only a few lefll REAL ESTATE DIVISION of being the «*!• residuary legates In I3ook '2S5 of Assignment of Mortgagi program of Hasidic song, phi- the Last Will and Testament ot Maud on page 203 an IM9.M r»b. 23, Maroh 1, i, IS Wo\: hidden in every Jew." PEANUTS By CBAM.ES M. SaiULZ 8 « "End -," TOE DAILY REGISTER Friday, March D5, 19*8-^27 cote. 40 Jumps over. PUZZLE » Retains. 41 "-wen .." By Louis Sibil 10 Member of 43 Serenity. B.C. order. 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HI and LOIS By MOKT FF/ILKER and D1K BROWNE POGO By WALT KELLY WHAT-ARE -YOU - POINS - •YOU MUST THROW IN-M1/-DRAWER?/ VfaU CtfAWL INTO J >t3«VCAMFtf| board's current expense item •V »V . Of $92,119. There was no discussion as yet on where the cut will be im- plemented. The hoard was faced with a choice of either accepting the council resolution or appealing to the state com- missioner of education. Vornado Head To Be Honored NEW YOHK —Business and civic leaders will gather at the New York Hilton Sunday, May 26, at a banquet in honor of Murray J. Siegel, president and chief executive officer of Vor- nado Inc., of which Two Guys, Unimart and Food Giant are subsidiaries. He will recejve the "Torch of Hope" Award from the City of Hope. Arthur Nestler, president of Coast to Coast Sales Inc. and COTTON national chairman of the ban- quet .committee, reports that proceeds of the banquet, to- CANVAS gether with gifts from Mr. Siegel's friends, will be used CAR COATS to construct a new hospital wing at the City of Hope in Tummy colours some alive Duarte, Calif. This new facility, to be called Murray J. Siegel fashion-weight cotton canvas. Cancer Wing, will help expand . . . it's the fabric that's a cancer Investigation and treat- the rage' with stylish galsl ment at this free nonsectarian medical and research center. Double-breasted trench coat style and mandarin style boast Dr. Wingerter Wills stitching, big buckle berls. Both fully lined. Delicious colors of Full Estate to Wife Coffee, Yellow, Bone, Navy. FREEHOLD — A noted vet- erinarian, Dr. Emery G. Win- Misses' Sizes 8 to 16. gerter left his estate in trust for his wife, Barbara O. Win- gerter, in his will which was probated yesterday in the office of county Surrogate Donald J. it.inbach'i iportiw.ar Cunningham. - all itorei Dr. Wingerter of Fair Haven founded the Red Bank Animal Hospital, Newman Spring: BUndaire* Batiste printed polka-dot sleep styles Koad, Red Bank, 18 years ago. wash, drip-dry and wear without a bit of ironing. He directed that his execu- tors and trustees sell his in- Delicate imported Val lace and eyelet embroidery terests in the animal hospital, lend charm. Pretty in Pink, Blue or Gold. Petite, with the proceeds added to his Small, Medium or Large sizes. estate. * Dr. Wingerter was 49 when Be died.- His will was dated •tainbtch's iL.fi shop — all liens Feb. 10,1061. Keansburg Democrats Back Howard, Kienian KEANSBURG-The Regular Democratic Club has endorsed Rep. James J. Howard, D- COMPANY N.J., and Monmouth County Sheriff Paul Kicrnan for re- election. COMPANY The club voted to meet the third Friday of the month at 8 p.m. In Westside Boys Club, Main and Colling Streets. SHOP Aebury Park & Red Bank Wednesday & Friday 'til 9 MippLETOWN-IiAYSHORE EDITION „.•:•%—Friday, Mitch 15, 1968 rTHE DMLY REGISTER - .ffVMT"" fc " * Economic Development Com- fits to a housing development Mr. Cook said plainly that he roads to all servicemen on duty sified Ads. ' •. In othw court action, James which is the alternative Municipal purposes 61 cents, mission has.Issued an explan- thinks President Johnson is a down 31 cents from last year; got a boost yesterday. : V. KenneUy, of Albany, N.Y. BROOM suggests for the site. loser in November and de- paid a fine of $205 for drunk atory statement. Local schools $2.36, up 19 The proposal by Assembly- driving. Charles J. Buesing, chairmai "As presently^zoned, (resi- clared he hopes to help fashion cents; man Louis R. Aikins, R-Mon- dential) the 39-acre site would a Democratic substitute who mouth, swept through the As- Roberet C. Welle, of 67 13th of the Business-Residential Or allow construction of 50 can take his place. County tax, 78 cents, up 16 The Weather : sembly by a 47-7 vote. 4:St, West Keansburg, and ganization of Middletowi homes," Mr. Stockham said. cents; (BROOM) which is opposed t< "It's a Democratic decision," Veteran and senior citizens Assemblyman Robert H. Partly sunny, milder today, For Red Bank and Rumson gl-Charles F. Smith, of 85 LeRoy "Using $30,000 as a unit sell- he said. "If it goes to Johnson replace, Keansburg, were each the fashion center, said figure: ing price, the tax return would deduction, 22 cents, which re- Woodspn, D-Mercer, the minor- high from mid 40s to low 50s. bridge, add two hours; Sea and Nixon (former Vice Presi- mains unchanged. ity leader, said it would open Mostly fair tonight, low gen- •4 lined $25 for being minors in be $1,299 per home based on dent Richard M. Nixon) there Bright, deduct 10 minutes; j£ possession of alcohol Guilt Is Admitted the 1968 rate of $4.33. the door to other drains on in- erally 35-40. Variable cloudi- Long Branch, deduct 15 min- is no difference. So it is up to come of the public authorities. ness tomorrow, high again %-•••' (i Nqrriellj, ownpr i)f "Hahne—has—projected—a- the Democrats to offer a utes; Highlands bridge, add 40 %"Wiale Agency, Inc., on 5t. 35, Some speakers questioned the from mid 40s to low 50s. Sun- minutes. • FREEHOLD - Mrs. Ma fashion center that will have choice." Street Name £fc-was fined $25 for violation of an estimated value of $3 mil- legality, as they had when a day's outlook, cloudy and fog- MARINE Miller, 58, of 234 Castlewa Mr. Cook expressed strong gy with little temperature ' "the zoning ordinance. He was lion which, at the rate of similar proposal allowing free *. Cape May to Block Island: Ave., Eiberon, pleaded guilt; doubt that President Johnson rides for New Jersey national change. •'charged with erecting a sign $4.33, shows a return of $129,- Bid Studied South to southwest, winds 10-15 yesterday before County Cour would withdraw from a possi- guardsmen went through both In Monmouth Beach, yester- •! of a size larger than designat- Judge M. Raymond McGowai 900 in taxes," he continued. knots today. South to southeast ble new candidacy under any RUMSON — A petition by housesjast week. day's high was 39 degrees and )•! ed under the code. in a disorderly persons com Parallels Drawn circumstances. Mrs. Mary Ann Peters and 22 winds 10 knots tonight, increas- : the low, 21. The overnight low p\aint. area residents to change the Gov. Richard J. Hughes, the ing to 15 knots tomorrow. Most- Mr. Stockham drew other "It's too late for him to commander in chief of all of was 26 and the temperature name of Wardell Ave. to Pi- ly fair today and tonight, clou- ; To Hear Kopk Ihe charge against Mrs. Mil parallels which showed other quit," he observed. the state forces, will have to at 7 a.m. today was 30. . , ler vias brought by Olga Game: benefits from the Hahne de- rate's Cove Road was held for dy tomorrow. Visibility gener- study by Borough Council last decide whether to sign either TIDES J.:.'; NEW SHREWSBURY - The of 45\ Brookside Ave., Oceai velopment! He said the costs or both bills. The prediction in ally five miles or more but low- • assistant director of the Amer- Township, who claimed Mrs to the township for a housing night. • . •'•'•• Sandy Hook ering to one miles or less in Hahne his office is that he'll disap- TODAY — High 8:24 p.m. . ican Ethical Union, Robert Kop- Miller damaged personal prop development would average A few residents, unorganized prove, both. haze and patch fog tomorrow ,> ka of Red Bank, will speak to erty last March 28. " about $1,523 which is already (Continued) as compared to the propo- and low 2:24 p.m. morning. . .the Ethical Culture Fellowship The defendant was represen a loss of $233. The Hahne center, estimated nents, said the planned change TOMORROW v- High 8:48 'of Monmouth County Sunday at ed by Jules Golden, with As a.m. and 9:12 p.m. and low Homes require street lights at $3 million, would hs about would create confusion insofar Spring cleaning starts profit- •10:45 a.m. in the Ranney sistant Proseator John W. Ap every 250 feet at $29.50 a year double the value of Sears Roe- 2:48 a.m. and 3:06 p.m. as mail deliveries and first aid Okay Funds ably when you sell extra fur- '"'School, 234 Hope Road, on "in- plegate represeating the state each. Hahne's would require buck and Co., the highest rat- and fire calls. SUNDAY - High"9:30 a.'m. ** dlvidualism, love and group Judge McGowan set April 1 none and will install and main- able now in the township, set and 10 p.m. and low 3:30 a.m. nishings with a fast-action Clas- •''•harmony." Councilman James H. Davis and 3:48 p.m. sified Ad. Dial 741-6990 now! for sentencing. tain all of their own lights, at $1,48 million. moved that ballots be distrib- To Hire Aide the chairman said. "Some of the. opponents say uted to residents of the area TRENTON - The Legislative Hahne would maintain their that the $100,000 tax income the and that the votes be returned Service Commission yesterday own property whereas in a township would receive as a to council for consideration approved funds to employ Ar- residential development, the result of Hahne would not mean April 11. Mr. Davis suggested thur Kendler, business agent of township would have to re- much to their tax figure. that an "overwhelming" bal- the Pennsylvania Railroad move snow, sand streets and "But it seems to me that any lot should be recorded to war- Brotherhood of Trainmen, as a provide other maintenance. reductions, even the anticipat- rant council consideration of a consultant to the Senate Com- Mr. Stockham said that re- ed cut of four cents by it, is far name change. He indicated mittee on transportation and search is continuing into the better than a continuous in- that a 75 per cent vote for or public utilities. C.B.S. comparisons of delinquent tax- crease which is presently lev- against the issue should be ob- The $3,000 allocation would SUPERMARKET es and state aid. eled on our taxpayers from year tained. be paid on a per diem basis ac- "It might also be noted that to year," Mr. Roselle said. . Council also introduced a cording to vouchers furnished Old pirates get young again, gazing at 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG while it has been pointed out "I can assure the people that police salary code which would to the commission, said Chair- by critics that the gross tax if for some reason Hahne would increase pay scales by about man Alfred N. Beadleston, R-' the GOLD in J. Kridel's boys' window, j income from Hahne would be not go up on the site, one day five per cent. Monmouth. WEEKEND SPECIALS! reduced by county assess- the site will be zoned for busi- ments, a residential develop- Another measure was adopt- ness. At least with Hahne, we ed accepting Post Rd., off ment would likewise be sub- can be confident that the best ject to the same county assess- Brookside Ave., as a borough kind of store will be going up. street. SHELL STEAK 29 ments," he concluded. Later, we will have no assur- ances on what goes in," he added. Damage IB Extensive Saturday, March 16th only! DAISY HAM 39 Advisory Board He explained that there is nothing on the 39-acre site in In Apartment Blaze CHUCK ROAST 49 Names Okayed question now except "mud, dirt ASBURY PARK — An early MARLBORO TOWNSHIP - and space," and is surrounded morning fire today resulted in BACON Sliced 29L The Township Council last by spot zoning of n type. He extensive damage to one apart- night unanimously approved pointed to Camp Cole, across ment and smoke damage to model no. 51740 gas dryer specially P0SH appointment of Mayor Charles the road, a doctor's office, others. SAUSAGE 39L T. McCue's Citizens Advisory farm fruit stand and nursery. Council. Police said the blaze broke Commenting that he wants out at 5:42 a.m. in Apt. B-2 priced tomorrow only $98. Njamed were Robert Nctche, the best for Lincroft just ns EYE ROUND 69!* Donald Long, Beverly Adler, members of BROOM do, Mr. in the Santnnder Apartments, Frank Radcliff, William Stoltz, Rosell added, "I love Lincroft Deal Lake Drive, and was con- TOP ROUND 69k Dr. Theodore Caglc, Peter Pas- and wouldn't do anything to tained by the local fire com- cnllis ami Leonard Happa. hurt It. I believe a man hns to pany at f>:*lfi. 1500 Highway 35, Middletown Mr. Long also was appointed be for something sometime and The cause has not bc