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SBJE STOKY PAGE 15 Clearing, Cold THEDAILY FINAL Snow ending toward noon. Cloudy, windy, cold tonight. Red Bank, Freehold EDITION Fair and cold tomorrow. Long Branch T Monmouth County9* Home Newspaper tor 90 Years VOL. 91, NO. 178 RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1969 26 PAGES 10 CENTS Snowfall Closes Schools A Jieavy, wind-driven storm tery about 7 a.m. today, cycles and house trailers tains with up to 7 inches of Additional snowfalls of at struck the shore area early snarling traffic. It had been banned from the highway. snow. least 4 inches were expected today, closing schools and moved by 8:30. • '. Slow on Parkway Moderate to heavy snowfalls in the northern portionsX of creating hazardous driving In Fair Haven, Police Chief Traffic was also reported in .the higher levels of the1 Arizona and New Mexico no conditions. Carl Jakubecy reported, a. slow on the Garden State Appalachians produced haz- Colorado. According to Weather Ob- power failure about 7 a.m. in Parkway. Throughout the ardous driving conditions.* Light snow dusted the north- server Wilbur Lafaye of El- the McCarter Ave. area. No state, road clearing opera- Travelers' warnings were ern sections of the Rockies beron, Wi inches of snow had information was available tions were reported to be posted from the eastern por- and plains an scattered por- fallen by 7 a.m. today. from the Jersey Central Pow- patchy. tion «f Tennessee and Ken- tions of the Great Lakes and In Elberon,. the overnight er and Light Co. at press Schools throughout Mon- tucky into southeastern New fine rain fell in northern Cali- low temperature was 29 and ' time. mouth County' were closed. In York and Connecticut. fornia and parts of the Pacif- it was 30 degrees at 7 a.m. In Newark, the weather bu- the northern part of the state, Two to 4 inches of new snow ic Northwest. today. l reau announced that travel- several schools closed only for fell from, Asheville, N.C:, to Temperatures, before day- . Like the storm of one week ers' warnings were in effect. the morning. The weather Charleston, W. Va., and 4 break ranged from 8 below ago, this one struck hardest At dawn, the bureau reported bureau predicted the storm more- inches were expected. zero at Grand Forks, N.D., in the southern "part of the just under one inch" of snow. would end at mid-day. to 67 at Key West, Fla.- state, dumping about four Train and air facilities in Major storms at opposite Bain soaked most of Florida Some early morning re- inches in the Atlantic City the urban area, were report- ends of the nation gained mo- apd ranged into the southern ports: Boston 30 cloudy; New area before dawn and caus- ed moving normally, but mentum today, dumping rain sections of the Appalachians, York 34 snow; Philadelphia ing a power blackout there. speed limits on the New Jer- and snow on the southern At- the Carolinas and the Vir- 34 snow; Washington 34 snow; A large van jacknifed on sey Turnpike were reduced to lantic. Seaboard and blanket- ginias. Atlanta 37 cloudy; 66 Bt. 35 near Fairview Ceme- 30 miles per hour with motor- ing parts of the Rocky moun- In the West, another storm rain; Detroit 23 cloudy; Chi- dumped 1 to 7 inches of snow cago 31 cloudy; Minneapolis- SCHWEICKART. THE SPACE WALKER—Drawing illustrates how astronaut Rus- on scattered area of the cen^ St. Paul 18 clear; St. Louis 36 sell L. Schweicliart of Wall Township stood outside the orbiting Apollo 9 moon- tral and southern Rockies and" partly cloudy; Kansas City 36 craft yesterday) to perform America's first space walk in more than two years. parts of the Southwest. Land- cloudy; Dallas 42 clear; Den- er, Wyo., measured 7 inches ver 32 cloudy;. P,hoenix 48 Schweickart wore pair of "golden slippers" attached to the platform. The slip- of new snow and Flagstaff, clear; Los Angeles 54 clear; pers, looking like Dutch shoes, held him fast and kept him from drifting away, Ariz., .49" inches. The Arizona San Francisco 46 clear; Seat- enabling him to free his hands. He held a camera with which he snapped pie- community now is buried un-: tle 39 clear; Anchorage 38 der 16 inches of accumulated cloudy; Honolulu 71 partly tures and carried an oxygen-giving back pack that kept him alive and protected snow. cloudy. him from fierce vacuum of space. (AP Wirephoto Drawing) Pair Separate Module From

SPACE CENTER, Houston dition of their spindly-legged too, some kind of a ma- erything was working. they return to the command (AP) — Astronauts James A. machine... chine," joked Scott, referring Because, for the first time, ship- to get home. McDivitt and Russell L "You've got a nice looking to the insect-like appearance men were orbiting the earth •The two vehicles used their Schweickart separated their machine," Scott told the of the LEM. in a spaceship not capable radio code names, "Spider" fragile lunar module from the LEM pilots. McDivitt and Scfoweiekart of re-entering the atmo- for the LTM and "Gumdrop" CHRISTMAS IN MARCH — The Larson family of Sea Bright last night celebrated Apollo 9 command ship ''So is yours," was the re- did not want to commit them- sphere. LEM was built to op- for the command module. today, starting a space ren- its Christmas in March. The celebration was delayed until Spec. 4 George Lar- ply. selves to a large separation erate only in space or on the Mission Control commented dezvous maneuver vital to • "That's all it looks like, until they were certain ev- moon, so it is essential that (See MODULE, Pg. 3, Col. 3) ton, lower left, who was serving in Vietnam, came home. With him are his mother, America's moon landing Mrs. Mary Larson, behind George, and to the right, his sister, Miss Merry Larson, plans. his father, Victor Larson, and his maternal grandmother, Mrs. Mildred Moorehouse, After a brief hangup, the in the armchair. (Register Staff Photo) two vehicles broke their lock Guidance Counselors Told 145 miles above the Atlantic Ocean at 7:40 a.m. EST. Air Force Col. David R. Scott was left alone in the Christmas in March command module. Student Unrest Will Stay They were not to link up By LONIA EFTHYVOUIOU the 82nd Airborne Infantry Reconnaissance again until mid-afternoon, af- LONG BRANCH — Student SEA BRIGHT — The tree had been Regiment in Vietnam. ter McDivitt and Schweickart unrest is in the high school trimmed for the Christmas holidays. It has He was .home last June, having com- fly the lunar module or LEM, to stay and school systems remained trimmed ever since.. pleted a 12-month tour of duty. After his 11? miles away and then can make the best of it, Mon- The presents, all gift wrapped, have vacation he will be off to his unit, once track down Scott in a celes- mouth County guidance coun- remained untouched under it, waiting for more, having volunteered for another six- tial game of tag. selors were told yesterday. month tour. As Scott pulled an arrow- the return of a local serviceman from Viet- Young activists can point nam. . "We expected George home Wednes- like docking probe out of the day," said Mrs. Larson, "but his plane was nose of the LEM, he report- the way to move relevant cur. He was expected home for the holidays delayed in Vietnam for a day. He could not ed: "Undocked." ricula and better school sys- but the vagaries, of war fixed that. The make it. Last night we were informed that Brief Hang Up tems, Earle Clifford, Rutgers family decided to postpone Christmas cele- he was in San Francisco, and would be in University dean of student af- brations until he came home. But he almost immediately Newark-Thursday-afternoon;" reportedthat the probe was fairs, and Harry Morris, Yesterday afternoon George Larson, Waiting to greet the veteran were his hung up on something in the Manasquaii High School prin- 20-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lar- father and mother, his sister, 19-year old docking tunnel cipal, said. son of 2 Via Ripa Way, stepped off an air- Miss Merry Larson, and his maternal "We seem to be hanging And school officials must craft at Newark Airport, and into the arms grandmoiiher, Mrs. Mildred Moorehouse of on something," he reported. respond only to the validity of his mother, Mrs. Mary Larson, the bor- Sea Bright. "I'm going to back up a bit." of student demands, not to ough cleric. So, in a Christmas in March, the Lar- McDivitt asked Mission their source or the style In HOME ON FURLOUGH son family last night celebrated their holi- Control Center if "you have which they're presented, George is home on a 40-day furlough day and the return of George. The tree was any suggestions?" Dean Clifford declared. ' after completing six months' duty in Viet- lit and the gifts were unwrapped in its About that time, Scott jig- They were panelists in a nam. Spec. 4 George Larson Is serving with warm glow. gled the probe out and told discussion on bstudent Un- the LEM pilots: "Okay, you're rest" at the third annual free. You're clear." workshop of the Monmouth Immediately after the sep- .County Guidance Association aration, the two vehicles flew held in the West End Manor, May Use Computers circles aroilnd each other in here. GUIDING. COUNSELORS — Dr. Stanley Lofchie, seated, right, coordinator of psy- an orbital ballet as Scott The panel also included Gus chological services, Children's Psychiafric Center, Eatontown, wai the keynote snapped pictures and the Reichbach, a second-year stu- LEM pilots checked the con- (See STUDENT, Pg. 2, Col. 5) speaker at the third annual workshop of the Monmouth County Guidance Associa- tion last night. Participating in a panel on "-Student Unrest" were Earle Clifford, As Apportioning Aids seated left, Rutgers University dean of student affairs; Harry Morris, Manasquan .High School principal, standing, left, and Gus Reichbach, a Columbia University TRENTON (AP)-The State The primary is scheduled •tricts the computer study Apportionment Commission, for June 4, but filing must finds conform best to the one law student arid Students for a Democratic Society member. Dr. Gerald Weinberg- faced with possible postpone- be completed by April 4, and man, one vote standards. The Inside Story er, standing right, of CPC, served on the workshop advisory committee. » ment of the .June primary, candidates who don't know (Register Staff Photo) In the past, the corrmiis- Femininity reigns in spring fashions ...Page 10 turned yesterday to compuH\, what their districts will be sion has ben beset by wran- ters to carve up New Jer- can't file until they do know. gling over Republicans and Club marks 12th anniversary Page 11 sey's Assembly districts ac- John E. Dimon, the Bur- Democrats over the exact Red Bank Catholic captures 17th ...Page 12 cording to the one man, one lington County Republican lines in each district. It con- Monmouth seeks dale with Lady Luck Page 13 vote ride. chairman and the chairman sists of five members of each Falcons In Shore cage baptism ...Page 13 Decision on School Budget The computer study was of the Apportionment Cora- party, most of them party 'Surf, Field and Stream' Page 13 ordered after,Samuel A. Ali- mission, told newsmen after regulars, and an 11th neutral to, the group's ^secretary, yesterday's meeting that he'd member appointed by the Su- Allen-Goldsmith 6 ,' ENJOYMENT, YOUR said it was virtually impos- like to see that primary preme Court. Births 2 Again Postponed in Hazlet WEEKEND MAGAZINE sible for humans to find the held onithe scheduled • date. They said that in some Jim Bishop .>\ 6 nounce the fate of the budget. most equal districts in coun- So did Anthony Andora, Television Listings HAZLET — The Township has only 10 days Irom tho cnunties they appeared to Bridge 23 Should the board's date ties like Bergen, where there the Bergen County Demo- Movie Schedule Committee met yesterday for date of submission to reach have few problems, but that Classified 16-22 rule, the cutoff day for de- are 15 million possible dis- cratic chairman who serves the second time with the a decision. in others — like Bergen — Comics 23 Amusement Features cision would be Monday. Fi- tricts. as the commission's co-chair- Board of Education, but The board maintained it there were so many combi- Crossword Puzzlo 23 .nally, the two bodies decid- The commission was or- man. failed in rumors," Mr. Bellas con- month at 8 p.m. The next Education was invited — but of Monmouth Chevron at 151 Councilman Doelger said. He second time with the board's which underground papers tinued, "We are interested regular meeting is Thursday, no one i3 saying what their Dean Clifford reviewed the Monmouth St. reported yes- joined Mr. Neff in requesting encouragement after the circulate should question the solely in facts in order to March 20. decision is. recent eruptions on Butgers' terday morning that his gas something be done. state Department of Educa- value of the existing school' compile a fair report. After Plagued by illness and Mayor Herbert E. Werner three campuses and at Doug- station was entered during tion unexpectedly granted paper. Dean Clifford said. Mayor Lawrence appointed we have compiled our factu- business commitments, the said yesterday that an "ami- lass College. the night, Chief McKnight $171,000 in aid to help support But the underground student said. The intruder gained en- Dr. Raymond Salm and John al report we will submit It board has failed to muster a cable solution was arrived at In meeting the situations, the education of Army chil- press has educational value, try by breaking a panel of W. Hamilton to a joint to the two councils for their quorum in previous attempts among council and board Rutgers hasn't solved or re- dren from Fort Monmouth. he stressed, and school of- glass ont of the front over- Shrewsbury - New Shrews- action. We are interested in to meet this year. Last night members" but he declined to solved its problems, hut it After the second defeat, ficials should spend their time head garage door. .An un- bury fact finding committee establishing safety factors, four of the eight board mem- give details. educating boards of education has turned some important Borough Council is empow- estimated amount of change created to investigate safety based on facts and nothing bers were present to elect of- Board of Education Presi- and the public on the educa- corners, he declared. ered to determine the size of Says Others Can Learn was taken from a cigarette" conditions at Red Bank Air- dent William Greenwood and ort else." ficers. There is no other busi- tional value of the under- machine that had been pried P - ness before the board. Secretary Evan Gillingham the budget. Other school administrators Earlier in the meeting. ground papers instead of at- open, the chief said. But noth- The second Sunday in April both stated that any an- tempting to suppress the pub- can learn from the Butgers experience, Dean Clifford ing else in the station ap- was set for the postponed fire nouncement on the school Boons Cheeks lications. : peared to have been touched, PfsHive Instraraeot said, and perhaps the most department versus council budget should come from the » s important lesson is that the he said. touch football game. Mr. Morris said student un- academic community must re- County Births mayor. Use Is Admitted rest can be a positive instru- FREEHOLD - Ronald spond only to the validity of theTh ebudge councit nexl wilt lWednesda announcye Merigold, 109 Roosevelt Ave., ment to build better curricu- the student demands. BIVERVIEW (nee Rosemary Griffin)', IB at its regular meeting. Morganville, pleaded guilty la and stronger school sys- "You don't respond in terms The Weather RedBaik Lockwood Ave., Freehold, yesterday to three charges tems. of the source of the demands, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Davis daughter, yesterday. of issuing forged checks, one To accomplish this on the or to the style in which Heavy snow warnings south ing to better than five miles (nee Sheila Bradstreet), 37 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Robson Hazlet in Fair Haven, one in Free--. high school level, he said, they're presented," he said. and travelers' warnings north. late this afternoon, continu- Lone Oak Road, Middletown, (nee Sandra Goslin), 110 hold and one in Marlboro. "student councils must be new Cloudy and windy today, snow ing tonight and tomorrow. (Continued) ) "If the demand is valid and son, yesterday. Greenwood Place, Neptune, He is charged with issuing and different kinds of organi- tapering off and ending toward Strong winds win cause rough * lishing' exactly how many you've missed the boat in the Mr. and Mrs. George Bailey daughter, yesterday. a $25*neck to William Spreen ~ past, then you acknowledge it. midday. Total accumulations seas today. (nee Alicia Shea), 40 Forrestal teachers are employed in the four to six inches in south and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Best, Jr. of Willowbrook Liquor And if file demand isn't In Elberon, yesterday's Drive, Brunswick, Maine, school system. Mayor Moral- Store, 740 River Hoad, Fair valid, then you don't endorse up to four inches in north, 2053 Milton Ave., Neptune, es maintained that he had re- high was 43 degrees and the daughter, yesterday. Haven, Aug. 28; an $80 check it." high in 30s. Partly cloudy, low was 20. It was 35 at 6 daughter, yesterday. ceived figures of 272 but said Mr. and Mrs. William to the Central Jersey Bank windy and cold tonight with p.m. The overnight low was FranU (nee Susan Cain), 317 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shul- the IMS budget reflected 268 Only after thejresponse to chance of snow flurries north- and Trust Company, Free- the demand is the question of 29 and at 7 this morning it Bath Ave., Long Branch, son, er, 11 First Ave., Freehold, teachers. hold, Sept. f, and a $45 check west hills, Low in teens north- son, yesterday. style important, Dean Clifford was 39. There had been a yesterday. Numerous explanations and to 520 Bar, Marlboro Town- west to mid 20s south. Fair 414-inch snowfall by 7 a.m., Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bas- ; said, "and I'm not suggesting and cold tomorrow high in MONMOUTH MEDICAL countings finally led Superin- ship, Sept. 14. with a water equivalent of .80- tory (nee Rose Phillips), 393 tendent R. Thomas Jannorone you don't use discipline or 30s. Sunday's outlook,, cloudy, Long Branch County Court Judge M. that you recognize the legit- inch. Everett Road, tincroft, to exclaim, "Oh Joe, our fig- and cold, Mr. and Mrs. Michael De- Raymond McGowan accepted imacy of force, but the pri- daughter, yesterday. ures are right." the pleas and set March 28 TIDES Mr. and Mrs. Peter Chaser Stefano (nee Carol Kelly), 762 mary questions must be, 'Why Cape May'to Block Island: Sandy Hook Grange Ave., Long Branch, After it was decided that for sentencing. (nee Diana Diezen), Grand was it- necessary? Why Gale warnings in effect for TODAY - High 10:12 p.m. daughter, ypsterday. 2fi8 teachers are .indeed em- Assistant County Prosecn- couldn't this issue surface in and Hillside Ave., Atlantic tor Thomas J. Smith Jt. pre- northeast winds increasing to and low 3:54 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. John Barnes ployed, the committee turned my institution in^y other 30-40 knots with higher gusts Highlands, son, yesterday. its questions to transporta- sented the state's case. Assis- TOMORROW - High 10:30 (nee Marie Gelpke), Port way?'." ththisi mornini g shiftinhifi g to northth' Mr. 'and Mrs. William Bur- tion, administrative costs and tant Deputy Public Defender a.m. and 11 p.m. and • low Mr. Reichbach declared that west at same speed this after- * pess (nee Mary Sennickj,' MonmoMh Road, Keansburg, contracted services, Thomas SpinelJd represented 4:30 a.m. and 4:26 p.m. '595 Elizabeth Ave., Newark, daughter, yesterday. the militant students are re- noon. Northwest at 15-25 The committee and board Merigold. SUNDAY-High 11:18 a.m. son; yesterday. . Mr. and Mrs. Sergio Bey sponding to what he declared knots tonight diminishing to and 11:54 p.m. and low 5:18 Mr and Mrs. Philip Engle (noe Linda Primka), 17 Ash will meet Sunday to finish its the repressive forces of Amer- 10 to 20 knots tomorrow. discussions, Mayor Morales a.m. and 5: IS p.m. (nee Dorothy Barcaro), 58 Drive, Neptune, son, yester- Mater Dei Wins ican racism imperialism. Cloudy today with snow taper- said. • For Red Bank and Rumson Hialeah Ave., Middletpwn, day. Speech Festival Draft Rallies ing off and, ending this after- bridge, add two hours; Sea daughter, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. James Gar- He cited specifically draft noon. Partly cloudy tonight. Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Samp- rity (nee Sandra Stino), 900 River Plaza Woman GLASSBORO - Mater Dei rallies in high school assem- Fair tomorrow. Visibility one Long Branch, deduct 15 min- son (nee Deanna Edwards), High School, New Monmouth, RECUPERATING — Sam blies "which affect mostly to three miles and locally Be- Deal. Road, Oahhurst, son, Taken to Hospital utes; Highlands bridge, add 32-A Eatonprest Drive, Eaton- won the grand award for best Houston Johnson, 55, black kids who aren't going low one mile in snow, improv- 40 minutes. yesterday. RUMSON —' Mrs. Pauline town, daughter, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pope overall record in the fifth an- brother of former PresF- to college and who learn that R, De Carlo, 52, of 9 May nual Speech and Drama Fes- blacks are equal with whites JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL (nee Irene Cirla), 24 Place,.River Plaza, was ad- dant Johnson, is an ortho- Sunnyfield Ave., Neptune, tival at Glassboro State Col-,, when it comes to getting shot Nf ptnne mitted to Riverview Hospi- padic patient at Mon- at in Vietnam" and the fact Mr. and Mrs. Jessie White daughlcr, yesterday. logo. tal, Red Bank, following an The .competition drew 420 mouth Medical Cqntsr, that 'universities have been accident at 7:07 p.m. yester- doing secret research work FAST LOANS entries from 48 high schools Long Branch. Mr. Johnson, day on Rumson Road. throughout the state. for the military. Patrolman James Fenn re- Sharon Ward of Mater Dei of Austin, Teit., haj a frac- "The university doesn't ported Mrs. De Carlo's car received a first place award tured left leg suffered in function as a place apart : '5OOOZ NOW failed,to negotiate a curve on from American society," he Iluiason Road west of Ruena for extemporaneous sneaking. a fall and is undor trie caro said, "it is an intcgml part FOR HOME OWNERS — CONSOLIDATE DEBTS Vista Ave. She was issued a The Mater Del debate team of Dr. P»ter Scoles and of oursociety ... Student un- summons for careless driving, composed of Thomas Harper, SPECIALISTS IN HOME REFINANCING Dr. Bernard Halbitein, rest in' a precursor ot the The Rumson Kirst Aiii Judy McKay, Lawrence Quirk hoad of trio conter's oriho- greater unrest in American • LOWEST ESTABLISHED RATES • EASY TERMS S(|iiiid took Mrs. Do Carlo to and Gerry H.irjKT, also cap- I .society, a response to the the hospital whore she was tured first pb"ff award. podic dopartmant. Ho totality of life in the United admitted with lacerations of Peter Okun of Ocenn Town- MONMOUTH COUNTY Investment Corp. cima horo yesterday from States today. We are trying the (.ice and multiple ronln- ship HIRII School, Oakhurst, RT, 35-MlDDI.ETO\VN-P,0 H« II-RH IJank LiHie pHchtrs never had such big ears for j the Delmonico Hottl, New to move off tho campus, to sions ;m

—6 FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1969 . , Those School Budgets 39 McCampbell Road Holmdel, N.J. 07733 To the Editor: A published school budget summarizes many figures too" detailed to publish and represents a lot of study and A Lottery Isn't the Answer compromise. I wouldn't feel qualified to judge it without The New Jersey legislature has a woes. There are questionable figures putting as much time into it as the school board did, and multitude of problems, which makes offered on what itrwill bring in, and I wouldn't turn it down until somebody showed me a better one. I can think of nothing more insulting to a school board us wonder why an Assembly commit-, there also is reason to question than to elect them to spend their time studying our schools tee is again holding hearings on a pro- whether this is a proper method to -• and making up a budget and then to tell them on the basis of posed state lottery. It would seem that increase state revenue. sheer ignorance that we won't accept their results. th,e time could be used on more worthy It probably is too much to expect The latest handout of the Holmdel Township Property matters. _ in a gubernatorial election year, but Owners Association confirms ray belief that nobody knows more about the school budget than the school board. The At Tuesday's hearing, the testi- somewhere in Trenton there should " HTPOA offered plenty of hindsight about the last budget, mony was almost identical to that :1 be the courage to tackle the subject but no ideas about improving this one except some remarks given a year ago. It wasn't convincing of an income tax. a about careful management. If they think the budget can in 1968, and it isn't now. There is, of -That is the method of taxation that be cut they should be able to say where it should be cut, and they should say so to the school board when the budget course, an amount of sentiment in the is needed, and gimmicks to evade it is being written. ' • •' " - • State that the question should go be- should be avoided. Our state has In fact, if the HTPOA could muster in the school board fore the people in a referendum. everything going for it to become first elections the same 60 per cent majority they claim for the • Even if approved, a lottery isn't class, but the potential will not be first-run budget referendum, they could pack the board the answer to New Jersey's fiscal achieved with a second class treasury. with penny-pinchers instead of proponents of what they call the "education at any cost" theory. Perhaps the Holm- del School Board is correct in saying that the vote against Now to Emphysema the budget was not representative. Perhaps penny-pinchers have been placed on the board and then found that there The TB-Respiratory Disease Asso- for people afflicted with chronic ob- is no fat to pinch. Or perhaps the HTPOA has been spending ciation of Central New Jersey and the structive pulmonary diseases, and the all its efforts on the budget referendum instead of on elec- Monmouth County Medical Society offer was enthusiastically received. THE REPORTER tions to the board. ^ performed an excellent service by Funds raised by the annual Christ- We might indeed get better school management if the staging Wednesday's medical forum at school budget were not put to a referendum. We don't put mas Seal campaign would be utilized Monmouth Shopping Center, and the Strength Versus Weight the regular municipal budget to. a referendum. We elect to support and maintain the facility people to municipal office, tell them what we think at public doctors on the panel were excellent in through its demonstration period. By JIM BISHOP fill a whole page of names. She knew two. hearings, and either trust them to make the right choice explaining what emphysema is". This is the best nourished, most over- Of these, one had had a heart attack; the • or elect better men next time. What makes the school The large turnout indicates area Christmas • Seals normally are •weight nation in the history of the world. other was diabetic, budget different? In direct proportion, 60,000,000 people are The word diet Is a weak one. It implies residents are interested in health mat- associated with the successful battle .. Very truly yours, against tuberculosis. That disease starving in India as 60,000,000 adult Amer- something we can get on, and get off. Nancy Brilliant ters. It also is evidence that tuber- icans pat their padded bellies, grin self- Most physicians are now agreed that the ' Martin B. Brilliant culosis associations are correct in ex- hasn't been, completely wiped out, consciously, and say: . . word diet will, have to go. What the pa- panding their activities to include such but it isn't the dreaded killer it was a "Gotta do something tient needs is a permanent alteration in Unwarranted Raids other respiratory diseases as emphy- generation or two ago, Let's hope the about this. Gotta go on a his choice of foods. He must not only association's new attack is as success- diet." change them, but learn to like low caloric '31 Strathmore Gardens sema, asthma and chronic bronchitis. foods. At this point, the doctors and I ful. It is a world of iro- Matawan, N. J. 07747 There is insufficient public know- nies: America is a land part company. To the Editor: • ledge about emphysema, its symptoms, Emphysema is called the nation's of compulsive eaters. A * * * Our state and local police should not be too proud of 1 seriousness and treatment. Medical fastest rising crippling disease. It ranks psychologist might call it I KNOW HE'S right and I'm wrong, but their recent narcotics sweep. The bulk of the arrestees ap- •oral aggression, but, •authorities have nor"yet~discovered second among the causes for which I cannot learn to lie to my stomach. It pear to be on the consumer end of the narcotics trade; many whatever it is, we love likes fattening foods and, when deprived, of them are college students. The indignities to which they the cause, but the speakers Wednes- i Social Security benefits are awarded, to chew and chew and sends secret messages to my disposition, were subjected during their processing in Freehold are typi- chew. We nibble, nosh day night dramatically presented their and, according to the U.S. Public BISHOP which begins to hate the whole world. My cal of the way authority treats those who are powerless. belief that cigarette smoking and air Health Service, it. will claim the lives and pick between meals. friend Gene Kroll and I went on a high Most of these people are not criminals, and their use At 3:30 p.m. school children from Salem pollution are contributing factors. of about 25,000 Americans this year. protein diet at about the same time and of certain dangerous drugs (which does not include mari- to Seattle have their little heads in refrig- we enjoyed the miseries together. juana) is a medical and personal problem, not a criminal The TB-Respiratory ( groupJjias Wednesday's forum informed the erators, studying cold leftovers. Weight declined; we looked great; we problem. Harassing and prosecuting the users of narcotics visited hospitals in Monmouth County public of these facts, and The Daily The" writer — this one -- is a long-time -ate-nothing but rabbit and rat food and, will never end the narcotics trade. There are, however, to discuss the possibility of establish- Register is honored to have helped loser in the matter of .diets. I talk a good when we had the waistline down, we dove constructive ways to reduce "this trade; including switching- game but my will power is frail and so addicts from -dangerous to harmless drugs, as New York ing an out-patient treatment facility sponsor it. ..off the deep end together and ate cheese is my won't power. And yet I know that cake, eocoanut-custard pie, fried potatoes, City has found promising, and conducting non-hysterical my doctor is right when he studies my buttered rolls by the dozen and, in a short educational programs! nude five feet seven and a half, and shakes time, we looked like Jackie Gleason's kid Why aren't our police raiding the big operators who Art Is Officially Recognized his head at the 172 pounds of his scales. brothers — without the talent. run the distribution networks for heroin and, other danger- It wasn't too long ago that people The first two members of the com- Perhaps the reason it is difficult to stay Some patients believe they can curtail ous narcotics? Why don't they spend their time investigat- ing crimes committed against the inhabitants of this state? believed the functions of the county mittee—Mrs*- Alan L. Duke of Rumson on a diet is because none of us look at weight by using pills. These fall into two overweight as a sickness. Why is our tax money and thousands of man-hours of po- Board of Freeholders were restricted and August Daesener, owner of the .categories: diuretics and amphetamines. * ,* * The. first precipitates fluid, squeezing it lice labor going for undercover investigations of and puni- to such things as highways, bridges American Hotel in Freehold — are IT IS, MOST of us insist, a "condition." from the body cells. It will not work be- tive raids upon individuals who have a medical problem? i'and welfare. That this Isn't so was excellent choices. Mrs. Duke is a main- Fat women whine that they eat "like cause a dehydrated body will crave more The truth is that the authorities have found an easy target to exploit in order to gain public support. We should highlighted Tuesday when the free- stay of the Monmouth Museum in Red birds" and the fat is actually a "glandular and more fluids. The amphetamines may problem." Excuses. The culprit, in most inhibit the appetite, but they can also have not fall for this political trick. More importantly, as free holders created a five-member County Bank, and Mr. Daesener's horse-orient- men we have an obligation to keep government, at all levels, cases, is mother. Our original likes and toxic effects, such as sleeplessness and eu- Art Advisory Committee. ed and Revolutionary War art displays off our backs as much as possible. We must discourage dislikes in food came from her. Most par- phoria. these unwarranted police raids. Freeholder Benjamin H. Danskin at the hotel arc proof that he qualifies ents feel that a chubby baby is a healttiy I took two one day and started to talk Yours truly, . as an art expert. , baby. Mom wanted no skinny kids around said the county frequently is offered and couldn't stop. It was all happy talk, Stephen B. Weinsteisr-' the house. She poured the starches into paintings, statues and other art ob- State Supreme Court Justice Haydn My family favored a continuance of those them and*uTey^i^w up enjoying potatoes pills, but I stopped at once. The old lady jects for display in county buildings. Proctor has consented to serve as a and gravy and bread" and pies, etc. who couldn't think of two friends over 60 TODAY IN HISTORY Because none of the freeholders feels consultant to the committee, and the In adulthood, we try,to alter the pat- years of age who were fat died of a heart qualified to judge the works, they de- county is fortunate to have his ser- tern of fattening foods and when we are '. attack a short time afterward. I spoke to By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS cided to ask a non-salanied committee vices. We're happy the freeholders fed low calorie foods, none of us like them the doctor and he said that an X-ray re- Today is the 66th day of 1969. There are 299 days left arid can't wait to get off the diet and back vealed that her heart was two-thirds the to decide which gifts are appropriate. aren't turning their backs on culture. in the year. to the starches. This constitutes a -diet size of her chest. The muscle kept en- Today's highlight in history: carousel. We hop on it, fight the weight larging itself because it had to carry 190 On this date in 1936, Adolf Hitler ordered his troops to , INSIDE WASHINGTON down a few pounds, return to our old eat- pounds instead of 120. Then it burst. march into the Rhineland. The order broke the Treaty of ing habits, pick up weight, and go back to Jogging is not the solution. Nor is Versailles and the Locarno Pact. the diet. walking. Both are healthful but I recall On this date: I knew an elderly woman who was five a U.S. Amy statistic that a walk of five In 1876, Alexander Graham Bell was granted a patent Defense Has Shopping List feet tall and weighed 190 pounds. She " miles will reduce weight about four ounces. for his invention of the telephone. By ROBERT S. ALLEN recent experience with the giant C-5 trans- talked of diets most of the time, but never Besides, walking or jogging makes me hun- In 1926, the first successful transatlantic radio tele- and JOHN A. GOLDSMITH port provides new evidence that cost esti- went on one. In desperation, her pTlysician gry- phone conversation was-'held between New York and mates for new aircraft are often overrun. gave her a pencil and a pad. "Here," he The problem is a lot more serious than London. -If-President-Richard M. Nixon wants * * * said, "I want you to take a few minutes, most people believe. There is no easy way In 1932, four men were killed as Depression-weary job a stronger U.S. deterrent force military and write down the names of all your to reduce obesity. Someone advised me hunters rioted outside a Ford Motor Co. plant in Detroit. leaders in the Pentagon are ready with BEAU BRUMMEI, — Now that Sen. J. friends who are over 60 years of age and to "push the plate away." Fortunately, I In 1945, in World War II, the U.S. First Army crossed the weapon blueprints. William Fulbright, IMrk., is safely re- overweight." The lady thought it would be found out that I didn't have the strength -the Rhine River south of Cologne, Germany. In 1946, 12 There is no lack of plans on Defense elected for another six years, he is shed- easy. She told the doctor that she could ' persons were killed as job-seekers rioted in Bari, Italy. Department drawing ding that "Old Bill" role he assiduously In 1957, Egypt reopened the nationalized Suez Canal to boards. For years the , affected las^ year when running scared small ships that would agree to pay tolls to. Egypt. generals and admirals, YOUR MONEY'S WORTH disappointed at budget for a fifth term. Then, attired in a worn Ten years ago ... A report from Monterey, Mexico, said"20 persons had,died from drinking methyl alcohol stol- time, have been stockpil- shirt with open collar, battered suntan en from a railroad car. ing their annual hopes trousers and unshined shoes, Fulbright . Five years ago ... President Lyndon B. Johnson toured the boondocks and hinterlands of Solution for Our Cities and dreams. pledged greater U.S. help if needed in the war against Com- There is at least one Arkansas being homey "Old Bill" to the By SYLVIA PORTEB of forward to both urban renewal and urban munists in South Vietnam. ° major problem, however, voters. But that's all changed now. He Q. Why has virtually all new private development. Too often, it makes It more One year^ago ... The United States and the Soviet As Nixpn knows, from ex- profitable to misuse and underuse land now strides about the Capitol ir an expen- .construction come to an abrupt halt in ^Union pledged to protect smaller nations from nuclear perience on former Pres- than to use it wisely and fully, more prof- sive tailored suit with vest, white shirt New York City— with the exception of 'blackmail and agression. ALLEN ident Eisenhower's Na- itable to let buildings decay than to im- and handsome tie, and dark blue suede never-mind-the-cost office buildings rent- . Today's birthdays: baseball pitcher Galen Cisco of tional Security Council, prove them or .replace them." ing at $8-$12 a square foot, or luxury apart- Kansas City is 32. Seattle pitcher Jim Bouton is 30. the process of modernizing weapons js a shoes — a swanky dude if there ever was ments selling at '$10,000 a These are harsh words indeed, particu- Thought for today: The knowledge of the world is only . costly one, both in money and in time. one ... Of the seven U.S. Army divisions' larly so in view of the fact that they repre- in Vietnam, five are commanded by gen- room? to be acquired in the world — Lord Chesterfield, English' Here- are top-priority programs fr6m A. BecauscNew York sent a consensus of 34 authorities from all statesman, 1694-1773. , eras who are ROTC graduates-. . . Mrs. levels of government, private business, fi- the Pentagon shopping list. Each of them City's tax of 4 per cent a/"~ has been recommended officially .by the Margaret Chase Smith, Maine, top Repub- nance, the universities and the foundations. year on property imA Specifically, the round table estimates that Joint Chiefs of 'staff. lican member of the Senate Armed Ser- provements actually pre-^~- Each has been deleted vices Committee, is the only woman to our cities tax improvements more .heavily vents the improvements. than, the combined local, state and federal from Pentagon budgets, have ever been elected to four full terms Q. Why is new private taxes on any other product of U.S. industry or to some degree de- in the Senate; the first woman.tc have been construction in Boston on layed, beyond the time- except hard liquor, cigarets and perhaps placed in nomination (of* "President at a the rise again after a long ; gasoline. table favored by the Joint interval of devastating Chiefs: national convention of a major political * * * party, and the only woman to serve in both stagnation? The Joint Chiefs want • PORTER A. Because Boston , A PRIME PROPOSAL of the round ta- to move quickly toward houses of Congress. changed its tax of 6.per cent a year on ble was that unused, underused-and mis- production of a new and *.' • • improvements so that improvements can used land be taxed far more heavily while larger intercontinental CHANGES - Symptomatic of changing now be.taxed only half as heavily as ex- property--improvements be taxed much .ballistic missile as sue- . congressional altitudes toward the Anti- isting buildings. less heavily. This, the experts agreed, <.OLI)SMI1H ccssor to the Air Force Balllstlc Missile are the activities of the would: Minuteman. Minuteman is the keystone Committee. In the past, the committee The property tax accounts for a- — Help pay-thfc cost of local govern- €( the present land-based .missile force. has pressed development of such weapons whopping 87 peY cent of all the revenues ments while offsetting the cost of untax- Approved research of a new ICBM is as tho H-bomb, the nuclear submarine and of our local governments but "as most , ing improvements; costing about $10 million this year. The the missile firing Polaris sub, cities apply it, this tax well may be the • — Slow down the pace of land price Joint Chiefs want to put an additional $70 Last year the committee chairman, worst of all taxes," an extraordinarily inflation, with all this implies to present million into the program to complete con- Sen. .John O.J'aslore, D-IU,, was one at the eminent cross-section of experts agreed and future buyers of homes," tract definition for the new missle which, Democratic leaders of the successful hattles at a recent two-day seminar sponsored by —, Help force owners of underused and over-the years, might Well rast $12 billion. in support of deploying the complex radars Time, Inc., and the National league of misused land - most specifically, slums — A new manned bomber has lonp been and the missiles, Spartan and Sprint,'which Cities. The 54-pagc statement,,, to be re- to put it to far better use; B goal o/ the Air Force brass. The Miiofs make up tho Sentinel system. leased Sunday, went on with this in indict- — f.ot cities expand in an orderly man- want to go to pro-product inn contract defi- This year, with Hie advent n( a new ment: ner instead of disintegrating In suburban nition now on a plane to replace the lair- Congress,'Hep. I'hei llohfiold, D-Cilif., has • * * sprawl and premature subdivision.- model H-52s and the bomber MIN which li'ilfrn over ;\s nijnmilli'i' rliainnan, I-ikr "IT IS A WKIIII) combination of over- This is hardly the only solution, but it are supposed.to scrvr into Hie l!ivn-. Telly, llolifield has eonMiliii'iiis (in .sub- taxation and iiriderlaxation. an incentive well may be the most crucial — for there The current price tajj is aboni S!l bil- urban I/is AiwM who would, under the tax for what we don't want and a disin- is no disputing that one of the fundamen- lion on tho Pentagon project called AMSA Pentagon plan, have a Sentinel base for a centive tax for what-we do want. It har- tal things wrong with our cities is their I suppose frotennizotion »oiv i (Advanced Manned Strategic Aircraft), but neighbor. nesses the profit motive'backward instead tax structure. THE DAILY REGISTER, FriAiy, March 7, ]9M- Local Securities 3 Hovnanian Posts Filled Representative inter-dealer quotations at approximately 1:08 MIDDLETOWN - Kevork based in Freehold, Middle- district managers to coordin- Market Dips as Rally Snaps p.m. yesterday from NASD. Prices do not Include retail mart S. Hovnanian, president of town and Manalapan Town- ate all the company's opera- up, markdown or commission. Hovnanian Enterprises, an- ship and our future plans are tions in a specified location." By PHIL THOMAS the close. from that of an hour earlier, BANKS nounced this week the ap- projected for other areas in Hovnanian Enterprises is NEW YORK (AP) - The The Dow Jones industrial when the Dow was off 10.75 Div. Bid Asked pointments of AJlan J. Pekor, New Jersey. To run efficient- an organization based in stock market rally that be- average was off 9.57 points, points, or 1.16 per cent. The Belmar-Wall National 3.50 200 ly, we need specialists in each Monmouth County, which has controller; Thomas E. Fazio, type of housing at the man- been responsible for the con- gan early in the week came or 1.03 per cent, and closed point loss was the largest in Central Jersey Bank (x) (xx) .40 24VS 25'/3 project manager of garden to an end yesterday, and the at 913.54. The closing figure a single day since Feb. 24Eatontown Ntl. Bank (2 for 1 split) .15 agement level. Taking this struction of several major 17 apartments, and Haroutioun plan further, we're assigning communities in the county. . market was off sharply at was a slight improvement when the Dow lost 12.68 Farmers & Merchants (x) (xx) .08 Wt 9'4 G. Aslanian, district man- First Merch. Nat'l Bank (xx) .40 points. • 15'/3 ager for the Middletown area. First Nt'l Bank of Spring Lake (xx) 1.75 m60 The Associated Press aver- 1st Nt'l Bk of Toms River (x) (xx) .76 These appointments fill key age of 60 stocks was off 4.0 44 4514 posts in the company's expan- When you think about 1st State Ocean Cty (x) 10% Stock Divi. 22'/, . ' 24'/j at 335.8, with industrials off Keanshurg-Middletown .90 sion, program, which divides 5.6, rails off 3.0, and utilities 42 > Middletown Banking Co. » 20 the Hovnanian building opera- EUROPE... off 1.1. This also was theMonmouth County Nat'l (xxx) .20 tions geographically and by largest point loss in a single 12 . 12'/4 type of housing. N. J. National Bank (xx) .24 •15M day since Feb. 24, when the Ocean County National 1.20 think AP average fell 4.4 points. 4m3 Mr. Pekor joined Hovnan- Peoples Nat'l Bank of Monmouth .40 19 ian Enterprises two years BYRNE Volume was 9.67 million Peoples Nat'l Bank of Lakewood 4.00 140 ago. He has a BBA degree shares, compared with 11.37 Trust Co. of Ocean County .25 plus 7% the most experienced 56 from Pace College, where he travel agency in million Wednesday. (x) Dividend (xx) Plus Stock became an associate profes- Brokers said the decline (xxx) Declared or Paid sor of accounting. He was lat- New Jersey... since 1886 was due, In part, to profit er associated with Haskins taking. and Sells, New York City- They said Wall Street also based CPA's, where he was Jingle bells for apparently was concerned senior accountant. Jos. M. Byrne Co. about the possibility of de- Mr. Fazio attended Went- Travel Service spring, enchanting valuation of the French Successful worth Institute and Seton 144 BROAD STREET, franc and by an apparent Hall University. He has 20 RED BANK, NEW JERSEY lack of progress" in the Paris years experience in the con- • (201) 741-5080 peace talks. fashion's chain theme: struction field. Most recently Averages Off Investing he was project manager for The New York Stock Ex- garden apartments at Bobted change index of some 1,200 Spear By ROGER E. SPEAR Construction Company. WE HAVE common stocks was down 0.62 Q—Years ago I bought two . Mr. Aslanian, with Hovnan- at 55.39. Standard & Poor's for some debentures would ian since lasLyear, attended and bells that swag 500-Mock index was off 1.01 shares of Continental Assur- make them suitable for a Armenian College of Beirut ance through payroll deduc- prudent investor but the at 98.70. yield might be lower than that in Lebanon. He has been CANNEL around the tion. They have changed into Twentieth Century • Fox, from American Sugar 5.30s of managing director and dis- most-active on 172,800 shares, 16 shares of CNA Financial. trict manager on construc- and matches 1993, trading around 78. Earn- was off 2Vi at 33%. Occidental We're inexperienced and won- ings of this company—a lead- tion and engineering opera- Petroleum, second most-ac- derwhelher to hold or sell.— er in the sugar industry—are tions in Iraq and was most COAL with a mini skirt. tive, was off 2V4 at 42%. • L. N. in a downtrend and little has recently district manager, Prices on the American Mdddle East, Barber-Greene Done up in the A—You own a holding com. been done to offset this trend Overseas, Aurora, IU, Stock Exchange generally pany listed on the New York through diversification. I'd grooviest buckskin were lower,* with 17 of the 20 Stock Exchange,, trading in rather see you invested in one In commenting on the ap- FRED D. WIKOFF CO. most-active stocks down and the 50s. If .you don't need the of my recent column recom- pointments, Mr. Hovnanian suede. 3 up. cash I'd bold for further long- mendations of high-rated,, explained that his company's Volume was 4.2 million, er-term gains. CNA ranks high-yielding bonds. building projects have be- 234 MAPLE AYE. Every spring color. shares, compared with 5.34 high among multiline insur- come diversified to include million Wednesday. The ex- ance groups offering most Q—You have in the past single family houses, town- Sizes 8 to 14. change's index lost 42 cents types of coverage, including recommended retention of In- houses, garden apartments RED BANK £§fe 741-0554 at $29.81. the new variable annuities. ternational Rectifier. Do you and retirement housing. Acquisition of Tsai Manage- still feel there will be a bet- "These projects are now ment & Research (operating ter market for the shares in Beards Retires Manhattan Fund) should fiscal 1969?-F.A. From Utility - in time lead to package sell- A—I cannot predict the ing of insurance contracts market's response to IRF's LINCROFT ASSOCIATES - TAX SERVICE NEWARK - Michael J. and mutual funds shares for earnings improvement but a Beards, 24 Grant Place, East savings. Your youthful invest- believe the stock worth re- 765 HIGHWAY 35 (epp. Two Guys) MIDDLETOWN, N. J. Keansburg, Electric Distribu- ment is well worth holding. tion Department, Hudson Di- taining as a turnaround situ- vision, Public Service Elec- Q—Are debenture ratings of ation. The December quarter- HAVE PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL tric and Gas Co., retired on Baa (Moody's) or BB (Stan- ly report of 2 cents a share, pension recently after more dard & Poor's) sufficiently though a repeat of December, open Friday nights till 9 than 44 years of service. high to be suitable for a pru- 1967, shows the company out PREPARE YOUR TAX RETURN He started with the com- dent investor needing maxi- of the red for two successive mum return? I have in mind quarters. Sales for fiscal 1969, WE MAINTAIN A PERMANENT OFFICE AND A pany in the Hudson Electric ending next June, should ex- Distribution Department in American Sugar.—W. A. COMPLETE TAX FILE FOR OUR CLIENTS CANADIAN'S 1924 as a lamp -trimmer and A—The ratings you mention ' ceed the $30 million of fiscal was in the Line Department 1968. Semiconductor and RED BANK: 30 Broid Street pharmaceutical sales are ASBURY PARK: 600 Cookman Ave. throughout his career. Mr. "FIIE EARLY" Beards was born in Jersey higher, new markets for Newark • E. Paterson • Sayre Woods • Irvington Stock Market drugs and medical electron- Eliiab.th • Patsaic • Menlo Park • Now York City and lived there until OPEN SEVEN DAYS, 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. moving to East Keansburg Yesterday's closing stocks: ics are developing and over- seas operations are expand- several years ago. ACF Ind STi I-T-E Imp 3214 Weekday Evenings Until 10 p.m. — Coll 671-5333 Adams Ex Uli Johns Man 78',4 ing — aUfavoring a turn- Air Prod 43 !4 Jones & L 61'4 3874 Joy Mtg 31% around. 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Cdn Maro Kin Ark Oil 714 Creole Pet Molybdenum 2944 Packaged in Sets of 4 Equity ^.Cp Phoenix Stl 1"9 Oen Plywd Pren Hall 35% Ouir Can Teehnlco] SO Imp Oil Utah Id S 18W get set for spring Market NEW YORK (AP)-Whole- with storm doors sale egg offerings adequate on large; ample on mediums. Demand fairly good on large; and windows from BLAISDELL slow on mediums yesterday. Wholesale 'selling , prices RED BANK based on exchange and other Defter , . 46 Monmourh St. 741-4310 volume sales. . Opin Wednesday and Friday NlghH New York spot quotations: " Housekeeping Standards 38-41. EATONTOWN Whites: Fancy large 47 lbs. BLAISDELL LUMBER CO, Shop 129 Hwy. 35 542-4131 min. 43-44; fancy medium 41 SERVICE AND QUALITY SINCE 1910 Open Every Nlra 'til 9—Saf. 'til 5:30 lbs. average -3G'/2-38; fancy smalls 38 lbs. average 34- 3ilA. 15 SOUTH BRIDGE AVE. RED BANK 741-2121 Browns: None. »—THE DAILY REGISTER Friday. Marrh 7, 1969 2 7Houses Sold in Northern Area Builder Hits Shortages EED BANK — Realtors who Green Hill Road, Colts Neck. burg, previously owned by dents of Connecticut. Mr. De- gotiated the purchase for Mr. are members of Northern The former owners are Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mullins Vito is associated with Rey- and Mrs. Lewis. The property Monmouth Multiple Listing and Mrs. John J. Bevan, now of New York City. Mr. and nolds and Company. had been listed through Ger- ard Nardelll of The Whale Service report the transfer of of Cheektowga, N.Y. Dr. Lau- Mrs. Snow and their two chil- From Detroit title on 27 residential proper- fer is associated with Inter- dren had resided in Union Agency, Middletown.- Of Lumber, Manpower ties in the northern Mon- national Flavors and Frang- Beach. Mr. Snow is witlTAp- Mr. and Mrs. Leo Paul Ken- Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. mouth County area which proved Fire Protection Co. dall and their two young chil- ranees, Union Beach. He and Snyder have sold their house POINT PLEASANT - Alvin wood sliinfilc.s, and ;ili V'wAs Another factor, he said, is they serve. Purchase of the house was ne- dren have come from Detroit, Mrs. Laufer are former resi- at 25 Jersey St., West Keans- S. Brown, president ol the of lumlx'r materials and prod- a 5 per cent increase in rail gotiated through John Bouton Mich., to occupy the two-story Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kil- dents of , Pa. Pur- burg, through Wilbur Lynn of N. J. Shore Builders Associ- ucts has doubled and more freight and cutback on har- of the West Keansburg office^ house they purchased at 45 leen and their six children chase of the house was effect- Sterling Thompson and Asso- ation, says there arc two ma- than doubled in a year. vesting federal timber, of The Kirwan Company. The East Lincoln Ave., Atlantic have moved from Sfaten Is- ed through Roger F. Cozens ciates, Middletown office. jor (actors in the housing pic- "There .'ire several reasons property had been listed Highlands. Mr. Kendall is as- land to the split level house of Hall Bros,, Fair Haven . They are residents of the ture which ought to be for this situation, such as in- through Mrs. Dorothy Neuen- sociated with Young and Rub- they purchased, from Mr. and members of Red Bank Area Kings Valley section of Mid- brought to the public's atten- crease in demand, low inrair MLS. Listing had been dorff of that office. icam, New York City. The tion: the cost and shortage of (ories,. heavy exports to Ja- Mrs. John Gehrhardt at 9 purchase was arranged dletown. Their house has been Michigan Ave., Hazlet. Mr. through George V. Illmensee purchased by Mr. and Mrs. lumber, and the shortage of pan, and the disappearance of George V. Illmensee, Colts Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Fisher through Paul Conrow of Ed- manpower. and Mrs. Gehrhardt are re- Andrew Ofsonka who, with of many small mills and sub- Neck. of Her Drive, Middletown, are win S. Stark, Hazlet. Arthur Mr. Brown, whose National sequent dominance of the siding in Colts Neck. Mr. Kil- the owners ofthe ranch house Murray of the Middletown of- their three children, have market by the four big man- leen is with William J. Morris The older house at 152 fice of Sterling Thompson and moved here from Parsippany. Association of Home Builders 1 at 13 Village Lane, Middle- affiliated organization is the ufacturer. ! — Georgia Pacific, Inc. Ronald Romanowieh of Ocean Blvd., Atlantic High- town, which they purchased Associates had listed the home Harry Leighton of the Belford leading spokesman for t h, e Weycrhauser, U.S. Plywood, Applebrook Agency, Matawan lands, overlooking the bay, from Potere Inc., Elizabeth. for the previous owners, Mr. offife of The Kirwan Company building industry in Mon- and Evans Products," he office, transacted the sale for has been purchased by Mr. Mr. Fisher is a buyer with and Mrs. Theodore Klein, who listed the home for sale. mouth and Ocean Counties, said. "Another significant the owners, who had listed it and Mrs. George Helder from Mercantile Stores Inc. Ken- have moved to Navesink. said the .steep rise in lumber factor is that the federal gov- with Raymond B. Schooley Mr. Frank Selwyn of Pater- Theodore Thorsen of Gram- neth >C. Martin of Applebrook The bi-level house of Mr. mercy Park North, New York prices and the scarcity of ernment has reported that in of the same office. son. Mr. Helder is a scientist Agency, Middletown -Office, lumber in . most areas has a year's.period ending Dec. with Bell Telephone Labora- and Mrs. Frank E. Beers at City, is the purchaser of the Mr. and Mrs. David G. Sut- handled the transaction for 312 Harmony Road, Middle- three-story house at 14 Fourth forced the cost pf housing up- 31, 1968, net profits after tories, Holmdel. He and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fisher. Listing ward. taxes of all lumber and wood liff have sold their ranch Helder had lived in Rumson town, has been purchased by Ave., Atlantic Highlands. Mrs. house at 31 Cypress Lane in of the property had been Mr. and Mrs. Dwight E. Lew- Mae S. Bahrs of Bahrs Real "And, there's no end in products manufacturers in- and negotiated the purchase through Mrs. Ellen S. Hazel- creased by 97.9 per cent," he Strathmore section of Mata- of the house through Joseph is. Mr. and Mrs. Beers have Estate Agency, Highlands, sight," said Brown. "The cost wan through Philip Lorber- ton of Ellen S. Hazleton, moved to Bayonne. Mr. Lewis of structural lumber, plywood, said. I. Gail of The Brook Agency, handled the transaction for feld of Sterling Thompson and Rumson, member of Red is retired from the U.S. Ma- the former owners, Mr. and Atlantic Highlands. Mrs. Bank MLS. Associates, Matawan office. Anne E. Martin of the same rine Corps. He, Mrs. Lewis Mrs. Harold G. Syron, who They and their three daugh- agency had listed the prop- The ranch house of Mr. and and their two children pre- have moved to Edison. Listing ters have moved to Holmdel. erty for Mr. Selwyn. Mrs. Gustave A. Knorr Jr. viously lived in Jacksonville, of the property was through Mrs. Sutliff is a former mem- N.C. Kenneth Williams of Charles A. Wingate' of The Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ris- at 145 E. Washington Ave., W. Kroba ber of the Board of Educa- Atlantic Highlands, has been Van's Agency, Matawan, ne- Curtin Agency, Leonardo. -- tion of Matawan Township. den, formerly of Sea Girt, are the new owners of the ranch sold through George 0. Dink-, The purchasers are Mr. and elacker of The Brook Agen- Mrs. Anthony Isoldl who, with house at 42 Waverly Place in Walston & Co. the Strathmore section of Mat- cy, Atlantic Highlands. The (heir two daughters, have purchasers are Mr. and Mrs. come here from Flushing, awan which they purchased Appoints Kroka through Mario E. Cilli of Ap- Gustave Erhardt, formerly of AT LAST! N.Y. Mr. Isoldi is associated Edison. Mr. and Mrs. Knorr NEW YORK - Frank W. with the First National City plebrook Agency, Matawan an all new fertilizer from office. The house was listed had listed the house with Kroha, vice president and di- Bank, New York City. John R. Warncke of Apple- , A split level house at 61 Ma- through Mrs. Theresa Mar- Patco that does more! rector of national operations tin of that office by the pre- brook Agency, Middletown of- plewood Drive, New Mon- fice. for Walston & Co. Inc., 17 mouth, has been purchased by vious owners, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pelzel, who have Mr. and Mrs; Robert J. Grant Place, Eed Bank, N.J., Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mason. Clement have come from has been elected to the na- Mr. and-Mrs. Mason and two moved to Jacksonville, Fla." Mr. Risden is a brokerage ac- Branford, Conn., to take oc- tionwide investment firm's sons formerly resided 'in Con- cupancy of the ranch house the UPS and DOWNS season necticut, Mr. Mason is asso- . countant. He and Mrs. Risden board of directors. are the parents of one childi- they purchased at 190 Brook- That'i what we call it in Home Improvements. That's ciated with S. Klein, Newark. side Drive, Belford. The pur- Mr. Kroha is ,a native of Johnsons In Florida when somebody wants an attic finished and some- The house was- purchased chase was effected through Brooklyn, N.J., and attended from Mr. and Mrs. Edward body wants a cellar converted. Sometimes it's a new Mr. and Mrs. Albert John- Emil J. Unger of- the Mata- St. John's University before K. Neubauer through Herbert wan office of Sterling Thomp- bedroom. Sometimes it's a new recreation room. son have sold their house at entering ttfe investment busi- Read of the West Keansburg 22 Washington Ave., Leonardo- son and Associates. Wilbur I Sometimes it's both.) One day upstairs; the next office of the Kirwan Company. ness in 1951 with another New and moved to Florida. Charles Lynn of the Middletown office day downstairs. This goes on all winter. If it's not' A. Wingate of The Curtin of that agency had listed the York Stock Exchange mem- Mr. and Mrs. Neubauer had Agency, Leonardo, arranged property for sale lor the for- goingjin at your house, call 741-2139. listed their home through Ber- ber firm, He joined Walston the sale of their house to Mr. mer owners, Mr. and Mrs. nard J. McElroy of The Ste- & Co. in 1961 as cashier and, and Mrs. Harry Wetzel of Jer- Richard W. Holden. -—• P.S. we "UP" quality and "DOWN" prices! phens Agency, Belford, and in 1984, was elected a vice sey City. purchased "ailother house Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Klem president of the firm. through Mr. McElroy at 27 The ranch house at 54 Idle- have taken possession of the Two years later Mr. Kroha East Highland Ave., Atlantic brook Lane, Strathmore, Mat- colonial house they purchased • SCIILOEDER * was appointed assistant di- Highlands. The house they awan, has been sold to Mr. on Hartshorne Road in Locust. rector of operations and, In purchased had been listed and Mrs. Joseph Green, who They and their four children It ftedi your lawn and adds vM CONSTRUCTION CO. 1967, director of national op- through Robert M. Kearins of have moved here from Scars- have moved here from New humus to the soil erations. the same agency by the for- dale, N.Y. It had been owned Nork City where Mr. Klem Paw ten rarfffiW ft unxli* Id We trWnf 250 Shrewsbury Ave. Red Bank mer owners, Mr. and Mrs. by Mr. F. Gordon Monson who Is associated with Consolidat- nutrtwts arelustd Intel rid), organic peat He is a member of the bas«-£vsn/ parlidi |OH to woik tobartefi t Martin Finger" Jr. 7 lives in West Berlin, Ger- ed Edison Co., Arrangements your lam WiweiUakililul blend olcaratulty PHONE DAY or NITE 741-2139 American Numismatic Soci- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Har- many, and is with Pan Amer- for the purchase were through Mlectad MUTCH ol nttrogm, phosphorus, ican Airways there. Mr. Mon- end potaah nourtahel the |r»t, iti rich ety and American Numismat- pootlian of Middletown have Mrs. Marie Low of Ellen S. orpnle potbtM >*<• vbl kumwto tha son both listed and sold his aoH.Tha rwu« It • gr*M« mon ic Association. sold property which they Hazelton, Rumson. The house l house through Mrs. Laura luxuriant lawn. owned at 16-22 Church St., was formerly owned by Mr. ll'a H |Md Ika cuanMH U on D» baf) Lehrkinder of Sterling and Mrs. WernBr B. Tniele, Keansburg, to Mr. and Mrs. Piled turn Miliur lian Eugene C. Brogan of McClel- now of Nortn Carolina, and BMhiwIlibHatjourkxalduHn.- Ian Drive, Middletown. Mr. had been listed through Mrs. Harpootlian is an indus- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ruiz Elizabeth Hurd of Low Agen- PATCO PRODUCTS trialist. Mr. Brogan is a pilot are the purchasers of the split cy, Fair Haven. Both Ellen EistfinrTigdlll.L.I. Your Lawn's Best Friend! level house at 22 Surrey Drive, Purcill Court, MNnacl\'«,NJ.O7O74 with United Airlines. Sale of S. Hazelton and Low Agency 20 BKk Road, Arlington, Mail. the property was handled Hazlet, '-formerly owned by are members of Red Bank through Edwin S. Stark of Ed- Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Koumar- Area MLS. win S. Stark, Hazlet. as. Mr. Ruiz is a student. Pur- chase of the house was trans- Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. THE FINEST LAWNS ARE AUTO-LAWNS Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. acted through Benjamin H, Capraun are purchasers of the Soya are now occupying the Blumberg of Popik & Blum- house at 15 Hopkins Ten, ranee house they purchased berg, Hazlet. The property West Keansburg, from the es- at 27 Birch Ave., Hazlet. They had been listed for sale tate of Frank Makinson. They and their three children, two through the Airport Plaza of- and their child previously re- of whom are twins, have come fice of The Kirwan Company. sided in Keansburg. Mrs. Dor- here from Smyrna, Del. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. David G. Sut- othy Neuendorf! of The Kir- Soya is a sheet metal trades- liff have moved from Mata- wan Company, West Keans- man with A. Sana Co., New wan and are occupying the burg office, handled the pur- York City. Joseph P. Cahill new house they purchased on chase for Mr. and Mrs. Cap- of Van's Agency, Matawan, Partridge Run in the Mal- raun. arranged the sale for the pre- vern Ridge section of Holm- vious owners, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby L. del. Mr. Sutliff is associated Slaughter have sold their bi- Charles D. Knox, who now re- with the investment firm of side in Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. level house at 18 Ned Drive, SCIENTIFIC LAWN CARE Baker and Weeks, New York Matawan, and' moved to Knox had listed their house City. Mrs. Ruth Whitfield of with Robert C. Swankie of Ap- Kingsport, Tenn. The new Marshall P. Whitfield, Holm- owners are Mr. and Mrs. Har- plebrook Agency, Middletown del, arranged the sale of the office. ry P. LeQuier who, with their "Advice to Homeowners" house for the builder, Henry three children, previously Each Uwn it different in character. Lawrti factor in selecting a lawn program It the Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Lau- A. West and Son, Westfield. lived on Main St., Matawan. raquire varying quantitiei of fertilizer at experience behind it. GREEN ACRE can pro- AUTO-LAWN fer have taken possession of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Snow Mr. LeQuier is associated with different timti which mutt be applied baied vide this know-how bated upon our eight have purchased the house at upon w««th«r, toil condition, and cultural the ranch style house which Blue Cross as a supervisor. 'ears lervicino. lawns in Monmouth Count/. they have purchased on 3 Navesink Ave., East Keans- Sale of the property was START inorganic conitituintt. Som# rsquire lima I>o why burden yourself with the difficult NOW! - ethers do not. Liltewiva, teed mixtur.oi muit task of building a lawn whan we at GREEN transacted through Garrett G. • SEED 50% MERION b* choi*n to meet the environmental situa- ACRE can do it the easy automated way for Roberts of the Matawan office SPOT WEED tion under which th» plants mutt grow, avan last than it would cost you to do it ,11 Ib. per 1,000 of Sterling Thompson & Asso- tq.H.) CONTROL Good teed mixturei germinate' at a slow yourself. Enjoy the satisfaction of having a ciates. Listing was through; rat* and it Ufltt a year it required to build beauitful lawn this year. Call us today — • FERTILIZE 95' Mrs. Joan Cushman of that « iirrt lawn. Therefore, the moit important you w!|l be glad you did, 45-0-0 • POWER AERATE Scotts EarlyBird office. • FERTILIZE • POWER ROLL SPRING INTRODUCTORY OFFER- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sea- 20.10-10 lone have purchased the ranch For up to 4,000 2tq. It. oreo4. Eoch additional I MB >q. ft. SJ. • Pre-emergenf Seed Crabgrass Control house at 400 Shore Road, 6G> Merlon Union Beach, belonging to Mr. • Sod Grower's Program- • Fertilise Grub Proof per sq. and Mrs. Mamerto Cristobal. SPRING (4,000 sq. M, minimum* LATE SUMMER • Power Aerate ft. Power Roll Mr. and Mrs. Scalone are for- Seed [2 Lbs. Far Complete Wwd Mdt«rU!f 1and labor in mer residents of Perth Am- 10M1 Sq. F1.) Complete Control boy. The property had been Pri-Emcrgen) Post-Em«rfl«n( SALE Crab Grass Control Crab Grass Control listed through Harry Leighton Only Grub Proofing Chinch Bug Control TURF GROWING PROGRAM of the Belford office of The Spot Wnd Control Sod Wet Worm Kirwan Company and was Ftrtlllzs 45-00 Control SPRING LATE SPRING sold through that agency. FtrtillH 20-10-10 Army Worm Control e fungus Control Seed Weed control Power Aerata Fertilise 2nd pre-emergent The ranch house of Mr. and Powar Roll FerlllUe 4544 1st pre-emergenf crabqrass control Mrs, Edward J. Navin at 26 EARLY SUMMER Ftrlllln 31 UF crabgrass control Fertilise Complete Weed FALL Maurice Ave., Holmdel, has Control Chinch Bug or Per Sq. Ft; Seed (2 Lbs. Par Power roll been sold to Mr. and Mrs. Chinch Bug Control 3 1000 Sq. Ft.) Power aerate Fungus control Sod Web Worm Thomas R. Ryan, formerly of 7Vi Lbj.' Nllroom Per Spot Weed Control Control lOOO.Sq. Ft. Per Year Matawan. Mr. Ryan is asso- Army Worm Control Fe/Hlize 45-0-0 FALL Fungus Control „ Price Includi! Fortune 20-10-10 SUMMER ciated with Bell Telephone Ali 4 Powar Aerata Reseed Fertilize 45-0-0 Fcrtiliu 38% UF Laboratories In Holmdel. Mr. Fertilize ]| UF Services Power Rolt Fertilize and Mrs. Navin have moved Automatic Coll Backs Between Fungus control Grub-proof to the Cherry Hill area. The Eoch Service No Additional Charge Chinch Bug control Power roll sale was arranged through •k For Free Estimate and Lawn Evaluation Spot weed control Power aerate Mrs. Ruth Grey of Crowcll Agency, Red Bank member ALL FOUR TREATMENT^ MATERIALS AND LABOR INCLUDED NOW IN PROGRESS at... of Red Bank Area* MLS. John .. AUTO-LAWN '."vtV P. Curtin of The Curtin Agen- Call anytime for FREE lawn analysis and estimate. cy, Leonardo, listed the house. • HAZLET-MIDDLETOWN MEMBER OF MIDDLETOWN CHAMDER OF COMMERCE SWARTZEL'S Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. De- RED BANK 747-2183 Vito and three children, for- 671-2229 FARM and GARDEN SUPPLIES merly of East Rutherford, are residing in the house they • RED BANK-RUMSON PAINtS and HARDWARE purchased at 4 Raphael Drive, Middletown. It was pur- 741-2325 LAWNSERVICE 645 HOLMDEL RD. HAZLET chased from Mr. and Mrs. F. • MATAWAN - LAKERIDGE 566-0606 Clyde Seaman through Pete 264-2211 Industrial .nd Institutional Inquiries Invited NiHiiiioiith County's Original V. W. Finch of Applebrook iutimitilvil l.iiitn• Service Agency, Middletown. Mr. and DEALERSHIPS and DISTRIBUTORS AVAILABLE Mrs. Seaman are n?w resi- Information Upon Request t t THE DAILY REGISTER, Friday, March 7, Monmouth Realtors Hear State President SHREWSBURY - Address- president, in appreciation of ing a recent meeting of their years of service to the • the Monmouth County Board board. of Realtors in Shadowbrook ' Thomas W. Appleby, of As- 'Restaurant here, the New bury Park, District 2 vice Jersey Association of Real president, was congratulated Estate Boards president, by Mr, Murphy on the tro- Frank J. Citta, outlined the phy awarded him by the state association's program for association in recognition of 1969. his work as 1969 membership Summing up this year's ob- chairman, during which time jectives, he called for contin- • the Monmouth County Board BUILDING SOLD — The Sunset Professional Building, at 3200 Sunset Ave., Wana- NEW OWNERS.—Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Dedick have sold their century-old house uing participation in the had the largest membership massa, has been sold by Elberon Builders, Inc., to Michael Jacob of Rumson. at 56 Rumson Road, Rumson, to Mr. and Mrs. Charl&s R. Leutz from Fair Haven. "Make America Better" pro- increase in New Jersey. This two story air-conditioned brick building contains 12 offices with parking fa- Mr. Leutr is a stock broker with Dreyfus and Co. Dr. and Mrs. Dsdick have moved gram, the effort for better James Rowlands, manager cilities. The property was held at $200,0 00. Abraham R. Klitzman, attorney, Asbury to Bingham Hill Circle, Rumson. Mrs. Emi Hemleb of the A. Fred Maffeo Agency, housing and living conditions of the Newark office of The for all, approved by the Na- New York Times, awarded Park, represented the sellers. Mrs. Anne Levy of Ennis-Vogel, Realtors, handled the FairHavan, negotiated the sale. The pro perty was listed with members of Red Bank tional Association of Real Es- Mrs. Jane H. Weaver of T. sale. Area Multiple Listing Service by Joseph G. McCue of Rumson. tate Boards. Frank Appleby Agency, As- Gerald A. Murphy, Mon- bury Park, a plaque for the mouth County Board of Real- best real estate classified ad tors president, presented spe- to appear locally in New Jer- cial awards to Mrs. Hazel sey during 1968. Leichter of Elberon, board Agency in Red Bank MLS Makes 21 Sales Kenneth L. Walker Jr., secretary, and former trea- Shrewsbury, vice president of RED BANK -The Apple- Mr. and Mrs. William Ra- Mr. and Mrs. John Cody, Okla., to 78 Bamm Hollow 1 surer Mrs. Lilyan B. Connelly District 4, awarded a 50-year Mr. and Mrs. William Claw- v Mr. and Mrs. James Madill brook Agency, with offices in of Belmar, now District 3 vice realtor pin to Frederick A. leigh have moved with their formerly of.Middletown, have Road, Middletown, purchased son Jr. have moved from For- from New York purchased 22 Smith ST., Asbury Park, who Middletown, Matawan and two children from Greens- returned from Europe where from Mr. and Mrs. James C. est Hills, N. Y., to 63 Silver- Harvard St. in Middletown delivered the invocation. Kumson, reported 21 recent burg, Pa., to 2 Carriage Mr. Cody was sales manager Daly, who moved to Narra- brook Road, Shrewsbury, pur- from Mr. and Mrs. Richard You Get sales in' the greater Red Bank Drive, Middletown, a house for Uie European Division of gansett, R. I®Mr. Patrick is chased from Mrs. Rose Nap- A. Bagley, who moved to area covered by the Red Bank built by Norco Construction Esso. He and Mrs. Cody and national sales representa- pe of Long Branch. Mrs. CHURCH MATE-HUNTING Holmdel. Mr. Madill is with area Multiple Listing Service. Co. Mr. Raleigh is a systems their three, children are in a tive for Texaco, Inc. Ronald Theresa S. Martin handled the Food and Drug Adminis- TOKYO (AP)-Most Chris- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Holi- supervisor for National Lead. new home in the Hillandale J. Romanowich handled the negotiations for Mr. Clawson, tration. David F. House* han- transaction. tian denominations in Japan man of Asbury Park pur- Four sales by J. Robert section of Middletown, built who is with Fieldcrest Mills. dled negotiations. i chased a new house on Alicia Warncke include a new house by Hillandale Farms, Inc. have "matrimonial agents" Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.. Court in Middletown, built by at 42 Dale Road, Middletown, Two sales made by John H. . who serve to arrange matches Borst from Westland, Mich.,. MORE Middletown Builders. Mr. Hoi- buat. for Mr. and Mrs. Hoeffler include a new house have purchased property, WITH FIRST MERCHANTS for marriage. "Hunting for Iman is a stock broker with Thomas H. RiohardviUe by in Kings Valley, Middletown, at 101 Jumping Brook Road in Rh Sensitized Women husbands is a difficult task for Shearson Hammill. Robert C. Oak Hill Builders. Mr. and built by Hovnanian Brothers DAILY INTEREST Lincroft from Mr. and Mrs. Swankie handled negotiations. „ Mrs. Ridhardville and their for Mr. and Mrs. James PAID FROM DAY OF Christian girls," one match- Allen Lemmon, who moved to Three other sales by' Mr. two children are from Colum- Knowles from Union. DEPOSIT TO DAY OF maker told\a recent meeting Atlantic Highlands. Mr. Borst Sought at Donor Center Swankie include a new house bus, Ohio. He is with Texaco, WITHDRAWAL of the family-life committee ' Another Hovnanian home in is with Consolidated Alumi- on Deepdale Drive, Middle- Inc. EATONTOWN - Blood Providing a $25 bolane* b Kings Valley was purchased num, and made the purchase tho Diagnostics, Raritan, was of the Kyoden, tthe National town, built by Middletown Components Inc. of 30 Main maintained at th» end of the Mr. and Mrs. John D. Am- by Mr. and Mrs. Frederick through Harry A. Keely. developed after eight years' quarter. Christian Council. Builders for -Mr. and Mrs. bler and their two'children Louis from Margate. Mr. Lou- St., a plasmapheresis donor research. It is designed to Mainly, the church commit- Thomas Golladay of Lincroft. have moved from Virginia Mr. and Mrs, Joseph T. center, is in operation. 4% Per Annum is is a sales representative prevent, rather than cure, tees handling the task are vol- Mr. Golladay is an instructor Beach, Va., to 25 Dale Road, with Valeire Shoe Co. He and Osinskl have moved from At- Joseph J, McCormick, pres- the Rh disease. If injected in- Compounded and Paid- at Ft. Monmouth. Middletown, built by Oak Hill Mrs. Louis have four chil- lantic Highlands with their ident, says he is interested in to a mother within 72 hours Quarterly unteers from church women Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Builders. Mr. Ambler also is dren. two children to 8 Lennox Aye., hearing from women who after the birth of her first Depoilti Inured up to $15,000 groups. The Kyodan has a Smith have moved from Ha- in Rumson, former home of with Texaco, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James M. have been sensitized by the Rh positive child — before by F.D.I.C. committee in each district. waii to 48 Woodland Drive, Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Cloud Mr. and Mrs. Louis Van O'Neill' have moved from RH blood factor. she has developed destructive Middletown, which they pur- Jr., who moved to Edwards In the Episcopal Church, Wess-have-meved from Long Maryland with their four chil- He said the women, who are antibodies — it neutralizes chased from Mr. and Mrs. Point Roitd. Mrs. Jacqueline there are "Isaac and Rebec- Island to a new house in Lin- dren to 320 Red Hill Road, paid for their donations, can the baby's blood in her sys- Donald Milot, w!io moved to D. Lansing handled negotia- ca" groups. The Lutheran croft Farms, Middletown. Mr. Middletown, purchased from safely give once a week or tem. Connecticut. Mr. Smith is Van Wess is with Precision, tions. Church deals with the matter Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thorne, every 10 days because they with Shell Oil Co. Instruments. Mr. and Mrs. David N. An- suffer no net loss of red cell Mr. McCormick explained Mambtr Ftdirol Ratine through its social welfare de- who moved to Shrewsbury. Ftftrei Mposlt Iniuronc* Corp. Mr. O'Neill is witJh Western derson have moved with their mass. that Rh disease occurs in a partment. three children from Lincroft "Plasmapheresis has be- baby only if its mother has il Electric. Mario E. Cilli was selling broker. to 147 Harrison Ave., Fair Ha- come a routine from a blood Rh negative blood and the ven. Mr. Anderson is with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wat- donation and is an Important child inherits Rh positive Thomas S. Beers, consulting source of plasma procure- blood from the father. Some Scotts Early Bird SALE! kins have moved from New engineers. Mrs. Olga M. Snod- York City to a new home in ment," Mr. McCormick said, of the child's blood, he said, dy negotiated tihe sale for Mr. "and the red cells are im- may pass into her system, Deepdale, Middletown, built- and Mrs. Gustav Broman, for them by Middletown mediately returned to the do- which then develops antl. who moved to an apartment nor." bodies against the child's Rh Builders. Mr. Watkins is with in Red Bank. Squibb-Beechnut, Inc. Harden RhoGam, trademarirerOF positive blood. L. Crawford was&he broker. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Alfiei .have bought a new house ir Kings Valley built by Hovnan ian Bros., through Harry W, Keely. Mr.; Alfier is witf CRABGRASS American Standard. He am Mrs. Alfifer have fiv children. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mar- cus and their three children IS TOUGH TO KILL... have moved from Evansville, Ind., to a new house at 29] BUY NOW and SAVE Pelican Road, Middletown, built by Oak Hill Builders. $ Mr. Marcus; who bought Save «2 Save 1 TABLE TALK — Chatting at combined meeting of through Kenneth C. Martin, is Windsor 2,500 sq. ft. box local chapters of tfia Association of the United States manager of product planning ON TURF BUILDER reg. 11.95 10.45 Army (AUSA) and the Armed Forces Communica- for Bristol Myers in New 15,000 sq. ft. bag Also save 50c on 1,000 tions Electronics Association (AFCEA) are Ft. Mon- York City. reg. 13.95 11.95 sq. ft. box reg. 4.95 4.45 • Save $1 on'10,000 sq. ft. bag mouth's commanding general, Maj. Sen. William B. Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Ma> Blend Seventy 2.50O sq. ft. torin, from Douglaston, N. Y., reg. 9.93 8.95 box reg. 9.95 8.9S Latta; J. Francis Rauch of New Monmouth, president have moved with their three Save 50c on 5,000 sq. ft. bag Also save 50c on 1,000 of Ft. Monmouth Chapter, AUSA; Brig. Gen. Richard reg. 5.4S 4.95 sq. ft. box reg. 4.45 3.95 children to a new home in C, Home 3d, commandant of the Army Signal Cen- Kings Valley, built by Hov- ter and School, and Paul E. Brandt of New Shrewsbury, nanian Bros., negotiated by authorized Scotts dealer president of the AFCEA chapter. Membership of AUSA Arthur Murray. and AFCEA in this area totals 2,000. Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Pat- CERLIONE'S rick have moved from Tulsa, GREENHOUSES (bet. Hazier & Mlddletewn) AmplerQlUn,,9(HI

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ULTRA-FEMININE — The feminine, fluid lines of spring CLASSIC GOWN — Sandy Hassler, Cedar Grove, fashions are shown in the navy and red paisley print models a classically styled Grecian evening gown of lounging gown over white flared pants and long- -'white chiffon with crystal trimmed cutouts at the waist. In the foreground-is Mrs. Richard H, Molke, sleeved blouse worn by Marjorie Housen, Manasquan. Rumson, chairman of the 12th Annual Fashion Show Gail Schilling, Middle town, models a peach wool -of,the Navarumsunk Auxiliary to the Family and Chil- dress with side closure and self belt. dren's Service. Irish Have a Way With Fashion SHREWSBURY - Spright- Miss Anne Tolan, an air- Wool can go formal, as il- coats and cape-suits. Color ly fashions from Ireland were line representative, was the lustrated by a hot orange eve- was the keynote, with bright spotlighted Tuesday at the an- commentator for the show, ning gown of soft cashmere, oranges, yellows and reds nual St. Patrick's luncheon which, introduced' the special with ruffles at the neck, used strikingly and imagina- and fashion show sponsored Irish way with woolens and draped skirt, and self-mate- tively. by the Holy Cross Parent- similar fabrics. Among the rial sash at the waist. Its com- Approximately 400 women WOOL ENSEMBLE — The master's touch in wool IRISH FASHIONS — Spring fashions from Ireland Teacher Association. The more unusual, ensembles was pletely feminine look is typi- amended the show, which will event, held in Rod's Shadow- a "mini-mod"-outfit of white cal of the Irish way with style. benefit the Holy Cross school. assign is shown in the carefully matched striped pat- were featured at Tuesday's Holy Cross PTA fashion brook, featured beautifully fisherman's knit, consisting of Handsome Irish tweeds Chairmen for the event were Urn of the wool coat, with contrasting dress, worn ihow. Mrs. Boyd H. Moreland. Jr. of Rumson, left, crafted styles from Ireland, softly shaped mini-skirt and starred' in classic suits with Mrs. Paul M. Hughes, of Lit- by Mrs. John Gately of Little Silver. Miss. Ann Tolan models a wool knit pants suit with textured striped coordinated by Irish Interna- sweater, with matching tam elegant detail, and were par- tle Silver, and Mrs. John F. of Irish International Airlines, makes a final check blouse. Mrs. Patricia Camp, Rumson, wears a classic tional Airlines. and knee socks. ticularly effective in cape Ekdahl of Rumson. on the ensemble. wool suit with bow detailing at the neck. ..DANCE.. Tole Art March IT'S A PUT YOURSELF Library Show LITTLE SILVER - Tole- IN THE craft by Mrs. Edwin It. Reed, DATE SPOTLIGHT Shrewsbury, is featured as the March display at the Lit- CARD PARTY SET • ..9 tle Silver Public Library. Fin- ished pieces, all done in au- COLTS NECK - The Colts thentic designs of the 18th Neck Auxiliary of the Free- century, include several ANN LANDERS hold Area Hospital will hold trays, an apple bowl and two wall paintings, one on velvet *• card party April 18 at 8 and one called "tinsel paint- p.m. in the Education Build- Ing," which is foil-backed and ing of the Colts Neck Re- • Ballet • Tap painted with transparent col- Solving Pack-Rat Problems formed Church. Mrs. Jean Le- ors. May. is chairman. • Toe • Acrobatic Of special Interest are dem- • Baton • Jan onstrations of the stages of .Dear Ann Landers: Mom tablespoon of cole slaw and andisick and left them to die. The next meeting will be in the firehouse, Rt. 537, March CHILDREN to ADULTS this art. First is shown the has a mania for saving things. half of a wiener. The icebox This cruel myth is totally Our closets are1 jam-packed is loaded with plastic con- without documentation and I 24 at 8 p.m. SPECIAL TOTS CLASSES bare, rust-proofed metal; then the tray painted with flat with clothes we outgrew ages tainers but darned little food. hope you will set the record Leah Mailer paint, which can be any col- ago. We are teen-agers _now Why does she do this? Is straight. TRICKY TRAY or desired; last comes the de- but Mom re- there someway to cure her? Few cultures can approach SCHOOL OF DANCE fuses to get - SANTA ROSA TEENS ours when it comes to pay- FAIR HAVEN - The Fair- sign of stylized flowers or Haven Auxiliary to Rivervlew ii EAST FRONT STREET birds in various colors, with rid of our Dear Santa: Your mother is ing respect to the aged. In RED BANK Brownie uni- a pack rat, and there is no addition to having been Hospital will meet Monday border of gold leaf. Patterns at 1 p.m. in the'Church of forms and the known cure for this type. robbed of our rightful heri- 747-9552 for stenciling and tracing are The Holy Communion, 15 also on display. socks we Maybe she was poor when tage, we have been poorly de- wore when Church St. A Tricky Tray she was young and the fear picted by historians. You do party will be held. we were five of being poor again haunts not help the situation when years old. her. Often this is the reason you perpetuate such degrad- at M. SILBERSTEIN VIVA MEXICO—Miss Kathleen Monahan, East Keans- It's hard to people can't bear to throw • ing lies. And please don't tell FASHION SHOW , burg, is crowned winner of the grand prize of the. get Mom to anything out. me I am unduly sensitive. I HOWELL TOWNSHIP — buy us any- LANDERS June Brides' Cooking School, a free honeymoon in Ask Mom for an hour of am protesting not only Heart- The Ardena-Greibling Schools thing new be- her time. Take out all your sick's statement, but the attw Acapulco. Placing the sombrero is Frank J. Monica, Parent - Teacher Association cause she insists our closets outgrown clothes and model tude of most white men will sponsor a card party and general manager of the Molly Pitcher Motor Inn, are bulging. Well, they are, them for her. Then suggest toward the first authentic fashion show Wednesday at 8 where the school was held. Looking on is Misi Eleanor" —but"almost everything in she call Goodwill Industries Americans. It's disgraceful.— p.m. in the Cricket, Free- Vieweg, home service representative of Jersey Central there- dates back to the or the Salvation Army and ONE OF THE MOHAWKS hold - Lakewood Road. Mrs. Johnstown flood. Dear Friend: I agree the Power .and Light Company. Miss Monahan will be give the clothes to someone Marvin VanWicle is chair- The same hangup goes for who can use them. American Indian has been man, assisted by Mrs. John married Aug. 2 to Robert Dougherty of East Keans- shamefully treated and it's food. Mom refuses to throw Dear Ann Landers: A wom- Nagle, ticket chairman. burg. „ out anything. She saves a high time restitution was an who signed herself "Heart- made by our government. My ' sick" asked, "Is there a spe- apologies for allowing Heart- CARD PARTY cial place for tired worn out sick's statement to go un- wives to go when they are ENGLISHTOWN-The Man- challenged. It was not only alapan - Englishtown - Marl- no longer loved or, wanted?" inaccurate but an insult. MOUNTAIN HILL She then compared her plight boro Chapter of Hadassah, to the American Indians who, Confidential to C.P.: Th$'which meets in the Congrega- tion Sons of Israel, Gordon she said, put out their old phone and mails can fill the SCHOOL void. Corner Road, will hold a fash- ion show and card party NURSERY and KINDERGARTEN Ann Landers will be glad to Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Decorator help you with your problems. synagogue. Belmar Fashion Certified by the N. J. Dept. of Education Send them to her in care of Corner will present the fash- this newspaper, enclosing a ions. Anyone, wishing tickets Announces self-addressed, stamped en- may contact' the chairman, velope. Mrs. Eileen Dorman. the opening of its Total Electric wall- to-wall carpeted annex equipped to aid SHAD in the | TOTAL | development of the young child. Rumson Reading Institute ES after-school supplementary classes in YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED oiv« \ >ur windows en elegant to observe a class in session thru our touch with decorator window itiadei that match the mod* of READING - ENGLISH - MATH two-way mirror. Please Call | 291-0056] your dicor. Coma in and see o fancy 'Iiolayl M. Silbcrstcin Inc. .foran appointment. First Grade through Collage \ > "CONSULTING ASSISTANCE" CHILDREN THREE TO SIX ARE OUR Rugs Slipcovers Lamps Draperies 235 Hopo Rd., Now Shrewsbury 542-4777 BUSINESS—Our BUSINESS! V/ol!p-ip-?r Tabes Furniture Bedspreads 21-23 MECHANIC ST. 741-1762 RED BANK Located in the beaudjul Chapel Hill Section SHREWSBURY RUSSELL G. RAHMMY oj Middletown • 163 Kings llwy., East 468 BROAD ST. DIRECTOR _ Call 747.442) T THE DAILY FECrSTOl. Friday, March 7, 1969-11 , TEEN FORUM Multiple Choice By JEAN ADAMS ing other girls (you are real- Six-Timer: (Q.) I have been ly not going "steady" with going steady with a boy for him, you know, so there is no more than a year. He says point in pretending you are). he loves me, and I know I (3) Find another-hoy friend. love him very much. I suggest Number 3. ,. Just the same, he is al- Wires: (Q.) I have to get ways going out on me — like glasses. Would round wires taking other, do? I see them on lots of girls to the f girls and they look super to drive-in, then] me. I have a round face and lying to me I long, straight hair. — A Fan about it. in Ohio. After doing I (A.) No. Round wires won't some t h i n g I do. They're a fad fashion of like this, he | the moment but not classic says he still i enough for a girl who has to loves me and. wear the same glasses over wants to' and over. Find a tortoise or ANNIVERSARY GALA — Mrs. Thomas E. Phillips, left, president of the Woman's Club of Middletown, confers similar plastic that enhances marry me. ADAMS with Felix Molier, director of the Monmouth Conservatory of Music, who accompanied Jules Madson, second- He's done the color of your hair and this six times so far. What eyes. from right, guest artist at the 12th anniversary and Federation Day meeting of the club. At far right is Mrs. should I do? — C. in Houston. And, here, too, avoid round Thomas H. McGlade, president of the New Jersey State Federation of Woman's Clubs, who was guest of hon- (A,) A boy who really loves frames. They would be bad or. ' (Register Staff Photo) ST. PATRICK'S DAY DANCE — Mrs. Paul Fournier, a girl and wants to marry her for your round face. An oval, ' left, decorations chairman, and Mrs. Lewis Joline, does not slip out on her and rectangular, or oblong style will help your face look slim- ticket chairman, (nake final plans for the St. Patrick's then lie about it. You have three choices: mer. " The Clubwomen Day Dance of the Colts Neck Fire Company Auxiliary. Fashion Show Set ' (1) Keep putting up with this Mail your personal ques- • FREEHOLD - The Eve- Mrs. Dale Mayrose, chair- Ticket* for the event,, to be held March 15 it 9 p.m. treatment, and, if he does tions, suggestions, comments ning Membership Department man of American Home De- in the f rehouse, Rt. 537, are available from Mrs. Jo- finally marry you, expect him and answers to others' ques- Club to Show Fashions RED BANK - Members of fashion show to be held Satur- of the Molly Pitcher Woman's partment, collected pennies line, members, and at the door. Music by Bob Siane-. to be the same after marriage tions to Jean Adams, P.O. for the Federation Art Fund, as he is now. (2) Date your Box 2402, Houston, Tex. 77001. the Gamma Tau Chapter of day, March 15, in the Holm- Club will sponsor a fashion tino. Midnight buffet will be served. ; which will provide art schol- boy friend, but date other Be sure to enclose a stamped, Beta Sigma Phi international del Motor Inn. Modeling fash- show and card party Satur- ions from Franklin and Si- arships for Douglass College < (Register Staff Photo) boys, too, just as he is dat- self-addressed envelope. sorority will be models for students. the first annual luncheon and mons, Eatontown, Will be day at 1 p.m. in Koos Bros., Mrs. Baden Chace, Red Rt. 9. Nannette of Point The department will, meet Bank; Mrs. Jay Dunn, East Pleasant Beach will provide Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. for Fed- Keansburg; Mrs. Robert Lew* the fashions. Mrs. Charles Ar- eration night in Fellowship it, tittle Silver, and Mrs. gento, chairman, is being as- Hall of the First Presbyterian John Wolcott, Shrewsbury. Church, 118 W. Main St.' Mrs. Miss Sue Ann Chierchio, sisted by Mrs. Nils Andersen, Floyd Perry is chairman. Da- Weddings Announced Hazlet, is in charge of fash- Mrs. Peter Coffeey and Mrs. vid Peay, director of educa- This new ions. Mrs. 'Robert Kuhn is Gerald Farrelly. Proceeds tion at the New Jersey State ticket chairman for the event, Bumbico'Letts Henderson-Lewis will go to charity. Hospital in. Marlboro, will General Electric which will benefit Deborah speak on Mental Health. Hospital. A donation of $50 was given KEYPORT — Miss Susan of the bridegroom, was the RED BANK - The an- home of the bride's aunt, Mrs: Hilda Johnson, 238 W. Bergen to "We Must Care." Jane Letts, daughter of Mr. best man, nouncement of the wedding of Election of officers will be COLOR TV Miss Isabelle Lewis to Marine Place. ART SHOW SET and Mrs. George H. Letts, 102 A reception was held in the held Monday at a meeting in Mrs. Charles Wiles was ap- Staff Sgt. Sam Henderson Jr., The bride was escorted by Stone Road, Hazlet, became Oak Shades Fire House, Mat- the home of Mrs. Wolcott, MIDDLETOWN - The Bea- has everything! has been made by her her uncle, Brantley T. Doug- pointed chairman of the nom- the bride of Salvatore A. awan Township. Spruce Drive, Shrewsbury. con Neighborhood of Girl Bumbico, Saturday. The uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. las Jr. The nominating committee inating committee, assisted Scouts will hold its annual bridegroom is the son of Mr. The couple will reside in William Webster, 129 River Miss Wilhelmina Credel was consists of Mrs. Martin Jack- by Mrs. Joseph Barbieri, Mrs. and Mrs. Nicholas G. Bum- Hazlet. St., who are her guardians. the maid of honor. man, East Keansburg; Mrs. Thomas Cattari, Mrs. Robert art exhibit today and tomor- James Thorton was best bico, 18 Gaston St., Matawan. The bride was graduated The bridegroom's parents are Lewit and Mrs. Robert Berry- Durget and Mrs. Robert Per- row at Foodtown Supermar- the Rev. and Mrs. Henry L. man. The Bev. John A. Dzema of- from Raritan High School. man, River Plaza, ry- , ket, Rt. 35. ficiated at the ceremony here She Is employed at Ft. Mon- Morgan, 65 West Sunset Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Henderson are graduates of Red Bank in St. Joseph's Catholic mouth. The bride'groom at- The Rev. Mr. Morgan offi- Church. tended Matawan High School. High School. The bride was IN NEW JERSEY IT'S ciated at the ceremony held employed by the New Jersey Model M-902 DWO Mrs. Walter Corcoran, sis- He Is employed in construc- here Jan. 5 in Pilgrim Bap- Bell Telephone Company. ter of the bridegroom, was tion and is a member of the tist Church.' : matron of honor. U.S. Army Reserves at Ft. The couple will reside in Yet its price is Anthony Bumbico, brother Hancock. A reception was held in the North Carolina. only*46995* (Jregg'Harmer Dey'Elmer FOR FABULOUS FASHION FINDS! Why spend more? FREEHOLD — The mar- groom is the son of the late MATAWAN - Miss Pauline matron of honor. Mae Har- riage of Mrs. Mary Dey El- Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Dey, Compor. 1 tofur. for f.ufur. Lillian Harmer was married mer was the flower girl for mer, 25 Murray St., and Wil- Ocean Grove. with offc.r <•(! ••King for to Richard Gregg, 115 How- Jjer sister. liam Frederick Dey, Her- The Rev. William" Minogue af muth at $100 moral Spring Re-Opening ard St., Hopelawn, Sunday, •'Daniel Harmef, brotli«;6f bertsville Road, Potato Pleas- officiated at the ceremony NEW... Wth-Deflnltlon Tubt for here in the First Methodist the bride, was tie best man. ant, was held Feb. 15. The held here in St. Rose of Lima Crispar Color! bride is the daughter of the NEW,.. M«:«r-Guide Tunlngl Church. A reception was held in the Catholic Church. NEW.. .Automatic Fine Tunlngl The parents of the couple Holmdel Motor Inn. , late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stout, PLUS.'., Magie-Mtmory Color are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Har- The bride was graduated Soulia, Vanderberg, Colts son-in-law and daughter of Controls! Neck Township. The bride- AND. .. InitB-Vltw picture! mer, 18 Kerry Drive, Hazlet, from Carteret High School, the couple, were attendants. Beautiful Walnut-Drain cabinet! and Mr. and Mrs. James H. class of 1965, and is employed A reception was held in the You're Worn/free When You Buy Gregg, Decatur, Ga. by Merck & Co., Rahway. Elks Club.. GEI Direct Factory Service avail- The bridegroom was grad- Feted at Party The couple is residing in able for the life of the setl Radio, dlepatchad trucka, Factory trained The Rev. Donald T. PM1- uated from Woodbridge High Freehold. experts, Genuine GE parts for on- lips officiated at the cere- BELFORD — A surprise tteipot service! School, class of .1964. He Starts Monday, March 10th mony. • served in Vietnam with the stork shower was held for NO DOWN PAYMENTIEASYTERMSI Mrs. Daniel Harmer, sister- U.S. Army and is employed Mrs. Albert De'Angelo, South Mrs. Kistner to Be Presenting a Superlative New •Minimum Retail Price in-law of the bride, was the by Hercules, Inc., Parlin. Amboy, the former Lynn Garden Club Talker You may order the model shown Rooney, daughter of Mr. and through us, your franchlied GE RED BANK - The Garden Spring and Summer Collection of dealer. 6ee our current display, Mrs. Thomas Rooney, 9 Haug prices and terma. Club R.F.D. will meet at St., Union Beach. The shower noon Tuesday, March 18, in COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, SPORTSWEAR Trinify Antiques Show was given by her sisters, Mrs. the United Methodist Church, Robert Marx, and the Misses ACCESSORIES and MILLINERY -• 247 Broad St. Guest speaker Kathleen and Geraldine Roon- Set for April 15-17 will be Mrs. Ruth Emerson ey. , and featuring a very • RED BANK - The fire bished parish hall, West Kistner who has been a blue which destroyed the Red Front St. Both areas have Some 27 guests attended the ribbon and tri-color winner at Bank Trinity Episcopal been increased in size, with party, held here in the home the International Flower Show Church Easter Sunday, 1968, air-conditioning throughout. of Mrs. Marx. in New York. She has lec- Special Purchase! forced cancellation of the 19th Thirty-two accredited deal- tured extensively throughout annual antiques show and 1 ers from New Jersey, New Landscape Speaker the United States and Cana- sale, sponsored by the Wom- York, Connecticut, Pennsyl- da. Her topic will be "Flow- HONG KONG IMPORTS an's Guild of the Church. vania and Delaware will have MATAWAN - Howard Fa- er Arrangements in Yester- The show has been resched- on display and for sale au- lick of Landscapers Collabo- day's Treasures'." New Cruise and Spring uled for April 15 - 17, and thentic antiques, including rative of Matawan will discuss china, glassware, dolls, will be held on the main floor "Landscape and Design" at Seek Playground Head- and in the lower levels of the clocks, coins, stamps, silver, DRESSES '•• newly rebuilt and re-fur- copper, jewelry, all types of Thursday's meeting of ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS- furniture. the Lakeridge Garden Club of The borough Recreation Com- Madison township at 8:30 mission is accepting applica- Receives Award Guest artists from the Mon- tions for the position of sum- mouth Arts Gallery of the p.m. in the Magnolia Inn, mer playground director. $28.-$38.-$48. EAST KEANSBURG-Mrs. Monmouth Arts. Foundation Rt. 79. The director will supervise Jule Ann Schrarnm received again will exhibit their paint- Mr. Fallck holds degrees in activities June 24 through YOU SAVE TO S3J.95 • a special outstanding as- ings. architecture and engineering Aug. 2. • sistance award on be- The show will be open from and teaches at the Institute of Those interested are asked Beautiful Pastel Linens, Prints. 8 to 18. half of the Auxiliary of the noon to 10 p.m. on the first Design and Construction, and to write, giving qualifications, GEO. C. two days and from noon to Brooklyn Technical High to Daniel. White, Borough Phillip K. "Tinker" Dorn De- 6 p.m. on the closing date. School in New York City. Hall, Mount Ave. KOEPPEL tachment, Marine Corps League, from Harry An- ... and for an EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION ... A and SON INC. drews, state senior vice com- - mandant, Marine Corps League. The occasion, an an> Clearaway! Plumbing nual awards night, was held Heating in Buck Smith's Restaurant of all. WINTER APPAREL from MO1STCLAIR Store and attended by members of ' 'J. ... TV Repair the Marine Corps League. • DRASTIC FINAL REDUCTIONS AT GIVEAWAY PRICES I Joseph Leyland of Melrose • EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD—REGARDLESS OF COST0! "Visit Our New TV- Ter., Middletown, who had Stereo Demonstration previously been named New • NOTHING CARRIED OVER—LARGE SELECTIONS I Jersey Marine of the Year, Roonn" was again so honored by- ; ' Including Special Groups of: members of the local detach- 141 First Ave. ment, and distinguished ser- Atlantic Highlands vice awards were presented COATS ,,a \ 28.-38.-48. to Mrs. Susan Leyland, Mid- dletown, Herb Altaiberg, Retf DRESSES 4?!, 10.-15.-20. 291-0890 Bank, and James Murray, Hazlet. KNITS ,'sio 38>48.-58.

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By DON BATTLE an article which would put me in merchandising," he added. New Jersey's century-old system of local taxes on business the volume transacted, as one who operates at exceptionally NEWARK (AP)—Are attorneys, dentists and physicians Altlioiigh Foosaaner asked the court last summer for a inventory, machinery and equipment. high profit levels." la business for profit? declaratory judgment on the issue, there still has been no Although the unincorporated business tax has become a She also said it would be virtually impossible to enforce date set for a hearing six months later. new source of revenue for state coffers, it has proven a $12 the law and it imposes the most severe burden on small, If you think so, you'll get an argument from Newark Asked about the delay, Foosaaner said, "I'm in no hurry million disappointment in its first year, using original individual entrepreneurs whose profit margins are small. attorney Samuel J. Foosaaner, who believes otherwise and and apparently the state isn't either." revenue estimates as a yardstick. However, Sidney Glasser, assistant director of the Divi- has taken on the New Jersey State government to prove it. The state must realize that a court loss would mean Gov, Richard J. Hughes' Committee on Local Property sion of Taxation, said there are still repeal bills pending Foosaaner is one of several thousand professional men the refund of some $14.8 million collected as of June 30, 1968. Taxation indicated in 1965 that the state would reap some in the Legislature, but- that most of the controversy has in the Garden State who comes under a recently enacted "Ten.thousand lawyers will stand or fall on this action," $26 million a year from unincorporated businesses. The subsided since certain exceptions were made among some law taxing all unincorporated businesses earning over Foosaaner said. Division of Taxation reported that actual revenue as of professional groups. $5,000 a year in gross receipts. The State Division of Taxa- He has filed a return "because they, the state, could get June 30,1968, was $14.8 million. Moreover, projected revenues tion said such businesses, including doctors, lawyers, dentists "I would say the vast majority of the people concerned me if I didn't," but where it says "tax owed," Foosaaner for the current year is $15.5 million and is $18.3 million for have filed returns," he added. "Those who haven't were and architects, must pay a quarter of one per cent tax on has filled the box with zeros. the fiscal year ending June 30, 1970. their gross receipts. served with certificates of debt, equivalent to court judg- He said he intends to fight the tax to the Supreme Court. UNDEBFIRE ments." , ... Foosaaner insists in his Superior Court suit, filed last Whereas he has received verbal support from other pro- When first enacted, the law came under heavy fire from Difficulty arises in determining not only which are the August, two months after the first tax payment was due, fessional men, the New Jersey Bar Association has withheld such organizations as the Bar Association and the New Jer- incorporated businesses, but which ones have more than that he, as an attorney, "cannot be considered a business its official backing. sey Association of Real Estate Boards. Both gave similar $5,000 a year in gross receipts. The state, up until now, entity and is neither in a business nor in a business for REVISED TAXES reasons for their vehement opposition. had no record of this. profit." He argues that he dispenses professional services The unincorporated business tax law," effecive last year, Mrs. Adelaide S, Campbell, president of the real estate for a fee. , Foosaaner's pending court action probably has dis- was adopted as a part of a billion-dollar package of new and association, said it "capriciously imposes the same tax couraged a number of attorneys from making payments, "When one says profit he connotes buying and selling revised business taxes. The package was" meant to replace burden on the individual who suffers losses, regardless of he added. freehold t inng to Be Reviewed THE DAILY

By Central Atlantic Area YMCA ^=RED BANK, FRIDAY, 7, 1969

FREEHOLD — Robert Har- Mr. Johnson's request, Mr. Johnson resigned on Feb. As a result, the council is Mayor John I. Dawes, who lan, executive director of the which • involves disagreement 24 because of the board's re- drawing up a new ordinance was on the committee to draft Central Atlantic Area YMCA between a staff member and ' fusal to rehire Malcolm Park- to prevent discriminatory the statement, said yesterday, In Princeton, said yesterday his board of directors, "is the er as assistant camp director membership practices in the "1 will make absolutely no his office would review the Jirst of its kind," the area this summer. department. comment on this YMCA mat- Issues in the firing of the lo- executive said.' The former executive direc- Mr. Johnson said that, with- ter:" *cal Y director by the board, Since there is no precedent, tor said that the board op- out official written notice, he He explained that it was up of directors. the type of action that could posed Mr. Parker and him- was told last Saturday that to the executive hoard to de- The review was requested be taken as a result of a re- self because of their activity the board had decided to ter- cide what public statements by Herbert Johnson, former view of the case remains to against discrimination in the minate his employment were to be made. YMCA executive director be decided, he added. membership selection meth- .March 3 instead of March 31. Mayor Agrees here, who has attributed the ods of the fire department In a prepared statement is- Organized by Monday Mr, Dawes said he agreed dismissals of himself and an- here. sued Wednesday, the board with decisions of the board other staff member to the Mr. Harlan said tlfat he ex- Pressed by the Concerned said the Y needed a change majority and would abide by- board's opposition to his pects to have thel review Citizens of Freehold, the fire- in leadership because the statements by E.A. Hanna, methods of combating dis- group organized by wfonday. men's issue has, since last camp program "has not board president. crimination. "The group will have area summer, when Mr. Parker mofed as expected." Eichard Caldwell, a mem- Mr. Harlan said that the lay members, as well as staff brought it up at a council Since then, executive board »er of the YMCA board, said Area Y is a "consultative, not members," he said. meeting, been taken up by the members have refused fur- yesterday he agrees with Mr. a supervisory body." The issue of bias arose when N.J. Division of Civil Rights. ther comment. Johnson that "there was def- initely a biased attitude by a few people1' on the board's, executive committee. He said board members Adopt Year-Old should work for improvement in the Y and the community. They should want their exec- utive director to take action Girl in Vietnam in the community, he added. Mr. Johnson resigned tak- By ED WALSH the United States after his ing a stand for what he be- KEANSBURG - Tammy first tour in Vietnam he and lieved in, Mr. Caldwell said. Thu, 1, of 128 Creek Road, his wife talked of adopting an He said the reasons the READY, GET SET — Members of Concerned Citizens review plans for fund raising was baptized this week. Tam- orphan. The Hoffs have two board gave for firing Mr. drive to benefit the Community Center in Red Bank which will kick off with a Parker were trivial, and -were my Thu is Vietnamese, the daughters of their own, Abi- rally Sunday at 2 p.m. at the center on W. Bergen Place. Looking over map used the kind that could have been adoptee) daughter of Marine gail, 4, and Kimberly, 2. for the door-to-door campaign are, left to right, George Washington, fund com- S. Sgt.' Charles and Priscilla applied to any employe. "I never realized the work Mr. Parker worked with mittee member; Thomas Dove, recreation director of the Community Center; Mrs. Hoff. behind adopting a child," Sgt. i Her story began a year ago the summer day camp five Vilma Barnet+e, a chairman of the fund-raising commitee, and Miss Bernice Book- Hoff said, "but it was well years, the last two as assist- at an orphanage in Da Nang. worth it. When I first decided' er, committee member. (Register Staff Photo) Tammy, whose name at the ant camp director. that Tammy Thu was the one • Mr. Caldwell said the deci- time was Anh Thu (bright for us I began to get an idea autumn) became an orphan sion to fire Mr. Parker came of all the paper work in- after the board's own day when her parents either aban- volved." doned her or were killed by camp committee had recom- Two Lawyers mended that he be rehired. Fund Drive Scheduled tie enemy. "I hired a lawyer to take "She was only a month old my case before the Viet- when I first saw her in the namese officials in Saigon orphanage," Sgt. Hoff said: and another lawyer to pre- B'nai Israel "I was stationed in Da Nang" sent my case" here in New By Concerned Citizens with the First Marine Divi- Jersey," Sgt. Hoff continued, To Mark sion." Congressman Howard (Rep. RED BANK—An extensive, ty Center, for neighborhood The campaign committee, • This was Sgt. Hoff's second James J. Howard, D-N.J.) 'house-to-house fund - raising youth, by paying the direc- numbering about 60 persons, tour of duty in the war-torn was informed of our adoption Anniversary drive to aid the Community tor's salary of $15,000 per assigned captains to specific country. In 1965 he was a plans by my wife and he year. areas that have been mapped MAKE ROOM FOR TAMMY — Tammy Thu, I, Viet- RUMSON — Congregation Center and simultaneous can- combat infantryman with the worked very closely with her B'nai Israel will celebrate the vass of residents will be out, primarily on the West- namese orphan adopted by a Keansburg family, romps Third Marine Division. It was to help in every way pos- 11th anniversary of its new launched Sunday by the Con- side. Workers will go from during this tour that he was sible so that Tammy Thu in her new home at 128 .Creek Road with aid from building with a dinner-dance cerned Citizens of the Red door to door in their block and wounded and received the would be be able to go home her new father, Marine S.Sgt. Charles F. Hoff. Sgt. at the synagogue here Satur- Bank Area with a rally at tie report to their captain. In Purple Heart. with me when my tour Hoff became attached to the orphan while serving day evening, May 10. center on W. Bergen Place this way, Concerned Citizens "I guess you can call it love finished." ' at 2 p.m. hopes to reach every resident. in Vietnam and after overcoming mountains of red The initial event is planned at first sight," he said. As it turned out, Sgt. Hoff to toe an annual observance The rally will kick off with In addition to soliciting More than 60 children lived did suffer through some anx- tape he was able to bring the youngster home. Look-, as the congregation continues open house at the Community funds for the center, .workers in the orphanage with Tarn- ious-moments. Four days be-. ing on are Sgt. Hoff's wife Priscilla, and daughters to grow. Members were invit- Center, then proceed across also will conduct a canvass - my Thu. They too shared the fore his Jour terminated he Kimberly, 2, left, and Abigail, 4. 4 ed to make reservations now the street to the Celestial among Negro residents con- affection of Sgt. Hoff, but it still had not received official for the May 10 dinner through Lodge, FAM (P.H.A.), cerning their skills and ca- (Register Staff Photo) was Tammy who became the word that the adoption had the synagogue office or where slides, depicting center reer aspirations. apple of his eye. beeri approved. through co-chairmen Albert programs, will be shown. Each resident will be asked ."I visited her every chance "I became very con- I was at the embassy the ap- that the"eastern seaboard was Fink and Abraham Zager, to fill out a questionnaire list- I could after that and I soon cerned," Sgt. Hoff Hoff said, proval papers came The rally also will feature ing his or her occupation, ed- blanketed with snow and all both Shrewsbury. a concert by toe Red Bank became - convinced that she "so I went down to the United through." major airports were closed. The dinner will be catered ucation, skills that he or she was the baby we would try to States Embassy to see if I High School Band and a pep would like to learn, and in- Four days later Sgt. Hoff After an overnight stay on by Victor Mayer' Caterers, talk by Hie fund drive chair- adopt," he said. could speed things along. As terest in future training ses- and Tammy Thu arrived in the West Coast, father and and music will be provided man, Dr. James W. Parker When Sgt. Hoff returned to a matter of coincidence while California. It was at this time daughter were able to board a by Mel Arnold Orchestra. A sions at the Community Cen- Jr. Borough officials, includ- ter. plane that landed in Philadel- special journal commemo- ing Mayor Daniel J. O'Hern phia. Mrs. Hoff met the plane. rating the affair will be issued and council members, have The organization will tabu- What does the future hold to all attending. been invited to attend. Mrs. late the collected information, Wants Budget Slash Refused for the Hoffs? Local, county, state and John Jones of Fair Haven is using results in planning fu- Sgt. Hoff leaves for Quanti- national officials are being in- program chairman. Frank Bottone'" ) ture programs according to co, Va., next week to finish vited. Congregation B'nai Dr. Parker. The fund drive, set to run the seven remaining weeks of Israel had been in Red Bank In a statement, to' be dis- .through March 23, is aimed Appointed By Middletown School Board his current enlistment. He for many years, until- com- tributed during the drive, the has spent 13 years in the pletion of the new building . at fulfilling a pledge made organization reports it is con- MIDDLETOWN-The Mid- trated and is further accen- tee has recommended elimi- armed forces. here at Ridge and Hance last year by Concerned Citi- To Ad Post cerned with: dletown Township Education- tuated by planned double ses- nation of an additional school After Quanticd, it is civilian Roads in 1958. zens to support the Communi- al Association has urged the sions in the high school. nurse "who was to accommo- —Developing a dialogue be- Me and an anticipated job as tween black people and be- Board of Education not to ac- "Does the Township Com- date the needs of 1,000 stu- At Register a law enforcement officer. tween black and white people cept the Township Commit- mittee expect to move ele- dents." "We plan on staying in RED BANK - Frank G. to- make meaningful deci- tee's cuts in the twice - de- mentary teachers into differ- Appealing to parents, the Keansburg," Sgt. Hoff said. Pickets Continue Vigil 'Bottone, 62 Highleah Ave., ' sions. feated school budget. ' ent subject areas and grade association asked, "What "The people are friendly here Middletown, has been named —Developing better com- Instead, the association, levels? This is contrary 'tar would happen if there was an and it is a nice town to live to the new position of assis- state law. accident • and there was At School in Howell munity understanding of feels, the board should re- in." . • tant classified advertising problems and their solutiops. quest the budget be referred "Does the Township Com- no nurse? Suppose. this was He will take an examination HOWELL — Pickets con- parently had been irked by manager of The Daily Regis- your child." —Keeping the lines of,com- to the state commissioner of mittee expect teachers to for the State Police this week tinued their 'Vigil yesterday the first day of the slowdown ter. munication open. education for adjustment. work double sessions, arriv- Commltteeman Edward P. and also inquire about police morning along the roads lead-, honored the requests of Mr. Bottone- began his em- Identifying Needs After a joint meeting Tues- ing at school at 7:30 a.m. Makely said yesterday. the work in surrounding munici- ing to the Aldrich Road Ele- picketers to reduce their ployment with The Register day with the board, the Town- and remaining until 5:30 Township Committee will palities, mentary School. speed as they entered the as a classified salesman im- —Identifying the needs "bf- ship Committee met in caucus p.m.? Teachers cannot be ef- probably meet publicly to- At 7:45 a.m., 16 parents, school. mediately after' his gradua- the citizens and developing Wednesday night. A slash of fective in such a situation," night to announce rec- some of whom had not Other parents driving their tion from Middletown Town- programs " to meet these |628,900, later corrected to the association alleged. ommended cuts in the spend- Gun Carrying joined in the previous morn- children to school were slowed ship High School in I960. He needs. $610,300, was announced to The association also scored ing plan. ing's protest, continued the to a snail's pace as picketers has received two first 'place —Encouraging support of. apply to current expense, cap- a recommended $40,000 cut in He explained the correction Count Admitted traffic slowdown campaign. marched in an orderly circle. awards- at the annual New the Community Center which ital outlay and surplus. capital outlay — funds which from $523,900 to $610,900 in the FREEHOLD - Donald They had complained to It appears that only one Jersey Press Assocation Ad- is established, and raising • The association criticized would purchase two portable amount slashed. "We were Mahan, 33, Brainard Ave., township officials and Board day's protest "has brought vertising Conferences and a funds as a tax exempt insti- cuts in specific line items rec- classrooms "needed to pro- told the board had budgeted Port Monmouth, pleaded guil- of Education members that more positive action to pro- number of runner-up awards tution to support the center ommended by the Township vide education to 20 trainable $68,000 for the Sandy Hook ty yesterday to charges of adequate protection was not tect our children than six for advertising campaigns and its programs. — Committee. In saving $275,000 (low ability) students on a project; they had actual- carrying a pistol without a being provided for the chil- months of complaining to and promotions prepared by —Training leaders who can by eliminating hiring of 33 time schedule equal to that of ly budgeted $50,000. We cut permit April 9 in Middletown dren as they walked to and township officials," Mrs. him. assume responsibility of au- new touchers, the association all other students . . . the amount $10,000 to leave Township, from school. Kelly said. "Many of the lie is external vice presi- thority in !>oth the local and charged, the committee "In- An Equal Chance them a net $10,000 for the County Court Judge Patrick Aldrich Road is a highway .sixth grade students have dent of tlic Keansburg Jay- state community. advertently is creating a dc- "We belicVc every child project," Mr. Makely said. J. McGnnn Jr. accepted the connecting the interior de- told their parents they would cees, a member of the Keans- —Encouraging greater par- struclidn of the educational should be allowed the same The Sandy Hook Shore and plea and set March 28 for velopments of the township like to help them in the safe- burg High School Booster As- ticipation of blacks who are processes." educational opportunity. Do Estuarinc Environmental sentencing. lo lit. 9. The spend limit ly crusade. The pieketors will sociation and past vice pres- qualified to hold public office. Most of an anticipated in- you wish to take advantage of Program, which has won na- Assistant County Prose- along the heavily traveled !>(> (ml in force again tomor- ident of the Tri-Horo softball — MerrtifyinR educational crease of 500 students in 19G9- those students . . . least able tionwide acclaim .is a Title cutor Arnold Levin presented road is 50 miles per how. row moniinj; mid,until some-, league. problems ami doing neces- 70 will occur in the junior and to defend themselves?" the III project under the Klemcn- the state's c;ise. Assistant Drivers Heed lHcu one with authority is sta- Mr. Bottom* is married (o sary investinativc research (it senior high schools, the asso- association demanded. tary and Secondary Kdu- Deputy P u I) 1 i c Defender Mrs. Norino Kelly of Unas tioned here on ;i permanent the former Jane Itehan of problems that plague teach- ciation stated. The association also de- cation Act of 1985, ceased to Thomas Spincllo represented Hoad, one of the protest lend- basis to protect our chil- Kcnnsbhrg. They have one ers, pupils and the Mack "The increase is concen- clared the Township Commit- receive federal aid Feb. 1. Mahan. ers, said bus drivers who ap- dren." daughter, Monica. community. AL'TOS FOR SALE 1Ifi-THE DAILY REGISTER, Friiiy, MarchJ ALTOS FOR SALE ALTOS FOR SALE ALTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOB SALE U)ST AND POUND •J X/JST AND FOUND in* at ««k g±S2 Spoffl Car F

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Newman Springs Rd. 741-5886 Red Bank Pleate Call 142-5353 SPECIAL WAGON SALE! 1*0 Oceanoort Aw. UH* Utter Over 25 NEW FORD LTD, FAIRUNE AND FALCON .. HERE'S A WAGONS.. is also a in stock for immediate PRE STRAUB MOTORS delivery. All the special Double Checked Used Car letter Ideas" that make FALCON WAGON' Ford the.besfbuy. SPRING Why don't you Join the growing number of happy owners. W« have •U fiALAXII tOO S14» •M MIRCUKY SUM all makes, models and price ranges Hordtop. Air conditional. . Mantclolr. MOST hordtoo. { 5-sc factory worronty. to choose from. •M CUSTOM "MO" SUM TONIC Four-door, automatic . '•7 LTD Silt! power steering. Two-door hordtop. Automatic. power steering. HO factory warranty. •U •ALAXII $11*1 Set Moor handttpL TO END '.7 THUNDUIIRD S2»l •M «ALAMI S24f I STATION WAGONS MO factory warranty. . Four-aoei, • S»." Foctory wwrorty. •U CALAXII 100 SUM '•7 LTD SiftO WINTER '« COUNTRY SQUIRE SITfS Hardtop, Four-door hardtep. Air conditioned. Vinyl top. 10 pau. 5-SO bctory woiTonty. MC factory warranty. BUICK-OPEL •«7 FALCON S11U 'W COLONY PAIR $M« '•7 XL SI III Four-door, automatic BLUES . .. TwKloor hardtop, bucket seats. "The dtaUrihip where the customer if important" •M CUnOM flllD Air conditioning. '•7 MUSTAN9) SI Iff Rmdi Wagon. MO factory worronty. HWY. 35 244.4000 KEYPORT •*I COUNTRY SQUIH *IJ« •4S MUSTAN» SI 0U 10 pautnger. •M FAIRUNI SI 711 VA nil* south Parkway Exit 117) 'M FORD SI Oft Hordtop. 'iS FALCON S MS • pau. (quirt. Automatic 4-50 factory warranty. Four-door, automatic power Heeering, V4. '•7 UAUKII H7K •n XL s 7ti •»l FAIRUNI IN S It! SOO Hardtop. Four-tftor hordtop. MO factory worronty. IF YOU DON'T WANT •M COUNTRY SIDAN S l« 1969 Automatic, powtr steering, TIUCKS olr conditioned. M MIRLANI S17« Two4oor hardtop automatic. OTHER MODELS S-50 factory warranty. •n MM BUMP SUM CHEVROLET A SMALL CAR, Rock body, toilette. •U LINCOLN *J2« •U MIRCURY SM» CAPRICE COUPE 'U H00 VAN S Ml Continental 4-tfoor, olr conditioned. Park Lana hardtop. Leather trim, vinyl roof, stereo if body. WE ALSO SELL ton ployer. speed control. 4-SO loctory wof.'inty. •M OALAXII SIJH •it KONOLINE $I«I SM Iwrdtopt. Camper Pop Too. TEST DRIVE IT TODAY! SOME BIG ONES! Monmouth County's Largett Ford Dealer Wa jat all kifldc of carl at trad«-ini. Fordi, Chaviai, Cad- IS SLOW MOTION YOUR ONLY SPEED? illacs •> wall at VWi. But wa show no prafsrancti. At tiny com« in, «ach car il put through a rigid parformanc* tait. If your older model car has just about had It, make a trade today. We'll put FORD Th» sun that patt g»t 9>*ern). Bolanee of factor y miition. Six cylinder. conditioned, auto., rodl0f h*ettr. TOP TRADES - IMMEDIATE DELIVERY . r 1966 PONTIAC $1825 •VD' on(y. LeAAans detune. Two-4ao.r hardtop. ElgM-evMnCf #e Two-door, blu*. BERT RYPKEMA • TOM KESELMAN Oe«| Tranit>ertctie* — State littsectlen OueniiiM* ' could pui II on our showroom floor. Two-door hardtop. AutomotJcr powtr aletrlng. 1960 THUNDERIIRD $ 39| ' $1793 Twivdoor hordlep. Rodlo, heoter, hill power. - $577 1960 PiUSOT $ 250 1967 COUGAR " $1199 t-our-door sedan. Rodlo, heater, standard. Whitt two-door hardtop Juil traded. 1942 RAMBLER $ 39»- Aulomotit tronimiisior onO powtr 1960 FALCON Amer!<-n'i. ConvtrliWe, radio, heattr, sU^ylinder »t«n«lofd. ' • itterlng and power" brakes, 1965 MUSTANG It only Station wagon. Good condition. 1963 FORD ; $ 495 $2198 $177 Two-door hcrdiop. VI, oulomatic. takes A .:, Falrlone. Twcrdoor sedan. Rodlo, tieoltr, •Ix-cyllndar stondord." • $109? minute RUSSELL to get a 'SPECIAL OF THE WEEK' better OLDSMOBILECADILLAC Co. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan, Red, rodlo, heoter, whltewall tires deal 100 NEWMAN SPRING RD. RED BANK Car ttmiOK Full Volkiwagm \M% Bimrantee. FULL THICB 1149! 74 1-09 10

OPEN WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY '.T|LL 9 P.M. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S OLDEST and LARGEST SATURDAY 'TILL 4 P.M. AUTHORIZED VOLKSWAGEN DEALER INI LMTI Wmff.r Oolnlck AaV. IM. SHREWSBURY AVE. and SYCAMORE AVE. SHREWSBURY MOTORS, Inc. 747-5400 Advertise in The Register SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-8500 SHREWSBURY LOST AM) FOUND I TRAVEL - TRANSPORTATION | AUTOS FOR SALE ALTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOR SALE THE DAILXHLMSTF.R, Friday, Marrfi 7, ]%9—17 >JBT — In EsiflbtrRtr's, vM trA RIDERS WANTED 'Tr.ru IM7 m \L.\jtr\'jr Four Uk hMJ4i engraved br«/-*let, 'jn JMJ Mu wrfsjf at 4 ii m SenMfxtrrtjJ value VM- Uivn New Y'/rit. klbbi 6 p rn. i Bz.i>JltBt vjrAl- t'sjr. fufly fe^hj)I»J*a. air 'StrAte'ibtA -Of iZ'S? l#r week Tu.k.e ovtr 6W-M2S. 4 ZlSmt Itoa. Hull 12.SM. C«J1 767-T/tlfE OVER PkYUXHTB »]« VI t*/ trilt. Twin,. A Gwwitry />odie, AUTOS FOR SALE ALTOS FOR SALE THE S:S0. IHL TOWM & COUHTO* BOBOE, , 60 W.bJu fit, 2to.ta.wui. CilJ now, FHAVEL - TRANSPOKTATMN AUTOS FOB SALE IW7 SHELBY COBRA. — Excellent Inc. 60 M«in St., MUIWUL CfcU BOW! WSe-3100. TRY US AND SEE . sse FA(/;ON — sution wagon. (9.64 condition. Lime gold. Intjy type tires. (6(4100. p«r week. Talce over payments. Town •LORIDA BOUND! Reliable driver Kroll Motors Inc. 1950 SINGER — Clissic sporti roed- NEW DODOES SOLD AT COST PLVt ft Country Dodge. Jnc. 60 Main St.. will drive your car or your passen- 279 Broadway Lflii; Branch, N. J. 428 cu. In. engine- Rollbar, shoulder DATSUN — World's belt 12,000 car. ateiv Four p!$ce, right hand drive. gers down and/or back. Call 531-2520 222-3600 harness. Priced lor quick salo. 52,500: WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE NO MONEY DOWN Matawan. W6-6100. W6-8371 after 6 p.m. Racing green. Good top and side cur* 370 Broad St., Keyport. 26(1323 tains. Aluminum body. IDEAL FOR F1v» year warranty. Immediate de- JHRVRI.KR 1867.300 Pour-door h»rd- RESTORATION. 9409. See it at RUM- livery. We'll bea.t uiyone'i de&L Ove top. Fully equipped, air. Taks over BEST AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE SON CITOO, Blngham Ave., and Riv- volume iale...iavei you hundreds. paymentments (.13.2$13.27 weeltweelc.. Town A Coun- AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE er Rd., or call 842-9816. Call now! 5668100 Dodge, Inc. 60 Main St., Uata- tOWN * COUNTRY DODG1E, JNC. 'in Call now! S66-610I). 1963 CATALINA — Fourtloor hard- 60 Main St MaUwan top. Automatic and powpr steering. SR4 CHEVROLET — Super Sport con- FOR One owner. Exceptionally clean. Monmouth Chryslcr-Plymoiith /prtible. Automatic transmission, V8, Hwy. 3tt Katfjntown, N. RASSAS PONTIAC, 395 Broad St., M2 r»50r» power steerlnK and brakes. $930 or WE WANT Red Bank. 741-5180. best offer. Call 842-4044 or 747-8594. 11)66 THUNDSHBIRD-Landau. Dar CREDIT PROBLEMS? Everyone rl- blue-green, white vinyl top, lielge In. IANK REP03SKS8I0H8 — Takt 0»»r n&nccd on A. purchdrfic oi a KODQ used terlor. Power steering, power weekly low paymenti to fit your bud- BOB WHITE brakes. Only 34.000 mllpa. Asking t. Lowest bank rates. Town A car. Ask for our credit counselor. Town & Country Dodge. Inc., 60 J225O. Call 741-9263. mnlry Dodge, Inc. 60 Main fit, Mat- LESS Main St. Mam win. Call now 5G6-610O. wan. Call now 566-6100. DODQE 1968 — Dart. Hardtop coupe. Fully equipped. Take over pay- 98? RAMBLER AMERICAN station ACTION! 1058 MUSTANG — Two-door ha rd- ments £14 87 week. Town & Country vagon, white. Excellent condition. lop. Only 68ftO miles. An economical Dodge. Inc. 60 Main Bt.. Matawan. ood tires, new brakes, air condl- BUICK-OPEL ALL USED CARS REDUCED "6" with standard transmission. Bee Call now! 568-6100. loncrl. $900. call 842-M98. It at RASfiAR PONTIAC, 395 Broad St.. Red Bank. 741-5180. 1988 FIREBIRD 350 — Automatic 9B9 UHAKQER — Hardtop COUpe, TO MAKE ROOM ON OUR LOT! Green with black vinyl top. Powe; 'utly equipped, air. Take over pay* F ft H Motor* Inc. steering. Disc brakes, new tires. Ex lentil of 518.77 a week. Town 8t OFFERS YOU collont condition. S27M. 842-3624. Country DortKC Inc.. 60 Main St.. Eatontown, N. Matawan, Call now! 566-6100. "67 FORD $1595 542-1111 IT ONLY TAKES A MINUTE -To gel 2-Door. Like new. a better deal Bt Runnell OldnmoMle. 9S3 PONTIAC—Catallna station «a»- KITSON! I960 FORD — Six cylinder, standard w. Fully equipped. Call shift. TwD-door sedan. Good transpor- Cadillac, 100 Newman Sprlnga Rd. '67 DODGE $2195 tation. Call 671-9281. Red Bank. 741-0910. 787-3416 Pol am 2-door hardtop. Full power. New cor warranty. Like new. 1967 CADILLAC — Convertible coupe, 968 BUICK RIVIERA — Fully lully equipped, extran. Take over equipped. Air. Take over payments OPEL AUTOS FOR SALE payments $23.68- a week. Town A (25.72 a week. Town & Country Dodge. •66 FORD $1795 Inc.. 60 Main St., Mutawan. call now! '66 CHEVROLET 7 Litre, Automatic/ full power/ air. Country Dodge, Inc., 60 Main St. Impola V-! 2-door hardtop Matawan. Call now! 596-6100. 5666100. •64 DODGE $ 795 CORVETTES 1MB OLDSMOBILE 442 " CONVERT- S«4 CORVETTE — Convertible, 300 IBLE — Power steering, powe Must sell. Maka offer. Was $1695 NOW $1489 V-B, four-speed. 1961 COUPE- New Save! brakes, automatic. Tacometer. Wldt 671-2162 196! CONVERTIBLE - 43! h.p.Save! oval whltewallB. wire -wheeli. Bucket i!)63 FORD — Country Squire wagon, KADETT •63 BONNEVILLE $ 895 196! CONVERTIBLE - 350 h.p. 14,295 •eats. Four barrel carburetor. $1400. ull power. 58.60 per week. Take over 2-door hardtop. Full power 1967 <• TO CHOOSE FROMI. $j,»9S 566-4292 or 066-9755. laymehts. Town & Country Dodge. 19M COUPE — Air conditioning. $M9S 1967 OLDSMOBILE — Convertible. :nc. 60 Main Bt.. Mattwan. 586-61 m 1966 CONVERTIBLE — 35C h.p. SS.29S •63 CHRYSLER $ 995 52,895 Excellent condition. Air conditioned, '66 CHEVELLE New Yorker station wagon. Full power. 196! CONVERTIBLE- 350 h.p. full power. Cash only. $2695, 747-flfllfi. 068 CIIEVEU.E MALIBU — 6000 1965 COUPE - Air conditioning, $2895 illei. Two door V-8 automatic. Many Sport Cogp« 1969 OPEL S2,3« 1968 CORVETTE — Hardtop coupe. ixtras. New car guarantee. 787-1621. "63 CHEVROLET _... $ 895 19M CONVERTIBLE - 350 h.p. 4-apeed, many extras. Take.over pay- Was $1595 NOW $1349 TWO-DOOR COUPE 1J63 COUPE -300 h.p, J1.W5 ments $26.48 a week. Town «c Coun- .664 FALCON STATION WAGON. Call i Pick-up, %-ton. Pets. Kuto, CORVETTE SPECIALIST try Dodge, Inc., 60 Main St.," Mata- after 5 p.m. wan. Call now I U6-610O. 787-8883 THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! BRIGGS CHEVROLET Pat Keelen's Auto Sales Sour* Ambey 721-1400 AUTOS FOR SALE New 1969 CHARGER 50$0 Hwy. 39 787-1113 Keanstiurg '66 FORD 1863 VOLKSWAQEN — Sunroof. 11. 440 magnum. Full power and 3995 QOO miles on new engine. Asking $800. V-S Country Squire Wagon "1E-2624 air. Loaded with extras. THUNDBRBIRD 1967 — -LandlU. Was $1995 NOW $1689 Fully equipped, air. Take over pay- ments. 115.80 week. Town A Country- Labriola Motors. Inc. Dodge, Inc. 60 Main St., MaUvan. Call now! 366-6100. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK 1064 VOLKSWAGEN — One owner. White sedan, red Interior. Radio, '66 CHEVROLET 741-2433 heater. 747-5911 or 141-5147. V! Wogon AS LOW AS 1964 JAOtlAR XKE — Coupe. Excel- lent condition. Low mileage. New ilrea. Air conditioning 22H-727S.. Was $1495 NOW $1279 965 CHEVROLET IMPALA SUPER 1967 CHEVROLET Impola SPORT — Burgundy. Black Interior. 327, four upeed. tl300. Call after • HARDTOP COUK p.m., 747-48S8. Cadillac - Old$mebllt $ Whlti with black vinyl roof and In- J967 FIREBIRD — Hardtop, three- D terior. Automatic transmission, power BROADWAY AT 4TH speed stick. Vinyl top, console and '65 OLDSMOBILE steering, low mileage. A very sharp stereo tape. A real buy now at HAB- LONG IRANCH 222-1234 EAS PONTIAC, 399 Broad St., - Red Two-door hardtop car. Bank. 741-5180. 1967 CHEVROLET — Impala con- Was $1495 NOW $1289 1860 vertible- Full power. $14.65 per week. EQUIPPED WITH Take over payments. Town ft Coun- BIG VALUES! LOU LERNER'S and JERRY BARATTA'S try Dodge, Inc. 60 Main St., Matawan. 566-6100. • Four-ipaad fully • Back-up lights 1969 PLYMOUTH ROAD KUNNER synchronized transmission • Emergency warning flasher ON ALL USED CARS! PLYMOUTH-CHRYSLER 333 — Service man must sell. Fhons '65 DODGE • Hiator and dofroitsr 787-4218. G.T. Convertible •Winyl interior A FEW OF OUR SELECT 1965 CHEVROLET — Impala four- • Two speed electric wiptn DIRECT door hardtop. $11.90 per week. Take and windshield waihen • Plus many other standard over payments. Town k Country Was $1095 NOW $859 Dodge, Inc., 60 Main at, Matawan. • Seat belti items. USED IMPORTS AND DOMESTICS FACTORY OUTLET! 666-610O. , 1 TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE-BUPERI- IMPORTS DOMESTIC 5 YEAR WARRANTY OR SERVICE. DOWNES PONTIAC. MANY OTHER MODELS 62 Lower Main Bt., Matawan. 566-2299 '65BUICK HOMEOWNERS-Take adranttge of '68 VOLKSWAGEN $1895 our" extended payment plan. Low Two-door hardtop '66 OLDSMOBILE $2395 bank rates. Five year guarantee. TO CHOOSE FROM IN THE Squareback. Tornado deluxt, tan. rWl 6»« Sol. Me Pay Down rfly Moiifii|y Town A Country Dodge, Inc., 60 Was $1295 NOW $1049 Main St. Matawan. Call now S66-«luO. SPORT COUPE - STATION WAGON '67 VOLVO $1795 Valiants $1950 N • $46.58 1964 MERCEDES-BENZ 2203. Four- Four-door I22S, whit.. '65 RAMBLER $ 795 door automatic. Hadlo, heater. Twin- Plymouth! O $51.36 Boro Rambler. 7470040. 660, four-door wagon, $2150 and RALLYE COUPE SERIES '67 RENAULT $1095 GEM OLDSMOBILE six-cylinder. Chryslers $2895 N $69.84 '65 VALIANT R-10, whita. 110 Main St. (69-3600 Matawan Sedan Waqwtf $2550 E $60.91 MURPHY 4 DAV1BON. Mercedes- '66 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 '64 CORVAIR $ 395 Bcnx Sales and Service, Hwy. 9, Free- Was $795 NOW $589 SHREWSBURY AVE. ' NEW SHREWSBURY hold. 462-5300. Squareback, blue. Monia hardtop. At traded. A NEW SUPPLY OF 1934 FIVE-WINDOW COUPE — Chev- 4-ipaad. rolet powered. Partially completed. 741-6200 '64 VOLVO $1095 •68 EXECUTIVE CARS! J150. Phone 7474)377. , Two-door I22S, black. '63 BUICK '65 MUSTANG $795 •67 CHEVROLET •61 AUSTIN.HEALEY (More Classified Ads V-8 Convertible '64 VOLKSWAGEN $895 Wildcat convertible, red. Two-door sftdan. Bugtye. • On The Next Page) Two-door, sunroof, gmi. Was $1395 NOW $1179 '63 CORVAIR $295 '67 PLYMOUTH •65 PLYMOUTH AUTOS FOR SALE '64 RENAULT $595 Barracuda Fury III, convertible. ; Monia. 4-speetf. As traded, ' ,DaupW», automatic, ono-iA •68 PONTIAC •67 PLYMOUTH owner. Low mileage. BOB WHITE '62 CADILLAC $695 Firebird Belvedere. '64 CORVAIR '63 VOLKSWAGEN $895 Flaefwood, four>door( air. Monxa .Karmann Ghia, yellow. , NEW SUPPLY OF Was $795 NOW $639 Special Savings On These DEMOS . . . FRONT WHEEL 1968 BMW 1968 VOLVO '69 DRIVE SIMCAS STOP! Low mlUaga, nover registered. 2-dr., auto., never regittered, BEFORE YOU BUY BUICK-OPEL! 1968 TRIUMPH 250 5 YEARS TO PAY — NO MONEY DOWN '63 RAMBLER —SEE US— Closslc Wagon Coma out to where the used car buyer is important. Brand New — BRG — Wira Wheels. AND SAVE You'll got that extra treatment that you so rightly Was $895 NOW $449 BAYSHORE (OK Used Cars, Tool deserve. Ask anyone who has bought one. RED BANK CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH '67 BUICK RIVIERA McCARthy CHEVROLET '63 CHEVROLET $3395! AUTO IMPORTS FIRST AVENUE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS V-B Super Sport 2-door hordtop First Avo., Atlantic Highlands Sport Coupe. Air conditioned, full power. 1B,OOQ miles. 2$1>9200 229-4790 AUTHORIZED DEALERS FOR 291-1101 Was $995 NOW $779 VOLVO • RENAULT • BMW • TRIUMPH '67 CHRYSLER NEWPORT Two-dow hordtop. Full power, dr conditioned, vinyl top. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK '63 FALCON $2795 741-5886 Squire '67 BUICK ELECTRA 225 Was $995 NOW $699 Two-door hardtop. Full power, vinyl Interior. $2795 DECISIONS? '63 CHEVY H '66 FORD Two-door Sedan Country Squire wagon. Air conditioned, 9 pnsengir. Was $595 NOW $489 $2095 '66 PONT1AC CATALINA '62 LINCOLN TwoKJoor hardtop. Automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, . Continental $1695 FULLY GUARANTEED USED CARS f Was $1095 NOW $895 '66 BUICK SKYLARK •6B CHEVROLET $2495 + '66 BUICK $1395 •46 PEUGEOT $1350 1 TwJoor hardtop. V-8 automatic, transmission, vlnyt top. lmpalo Custom, 2-door hordtop, V-8, Special. Four-door sedan, automatic "4£M." Four-door sedan, dark green, automatic transmission, power steer- transmission, air conditioned, green. four-speed transmission, radio and $1845 ing. Maroon with black vlnyt top. heater. '61 CHEVROLET '66 CHEVROLET $1750 '45 OLDSMOBILE $1295 "6B PLYMOUTH $2750 Impala Super Sporl, two-door har£ Cutlass convertible, 4-4-2, automatic Wooon Fury III. 4-door hardtop. Factory top, blue, four-speed transmission. "66 OLDSMOBILE air condition, automatic transmis- transmission, power steering and Delta M two-door hardtop. Automatic, power liming, vinyl Interior sion, power steering Blue. brakes, blue. Was $495 NOW $329 '66 CHEVROLET $1695 $1695 •47 MUSTANG $2150 Impala four-door hardtop. Btu?, '65 PONTIAC $1695 ' While, two-door hardtop wllh auto- V-8, automatic transmission, power Bonnavllls four-door hardtop, while, matic transmission and power, steering. - factory air condition, automollc '65 BUICK LE SABRE steering. transmission, full power. '61 DODGE Two-door hardtop. Automatic, power steering, air conditioned. '66 BUICK $1825 Four-door Sedan •67 PONTIAC $2225 '65 PLYMOUTH $1395 Calallna , four-door sedan. Tur- LeSobre. . Green, four-door, V-8, automatic transmission, " power Fury III convertible! 426 engine,, $1495 quoise. V-B, automatic Iransm's- automatic transmission, blue. Was $495 NOW $379 ilon with power steering and steering and brakes. brakes plus air. conditioning. '64 OPEL WAGON '66 PONTIAC $2100 '64 PONTIAC $1350 Grand Prix, automatic transmission) Low mileage. < •67 DODGE $1995 Wagon. Nlne-passengsr. Blue, with full power and factory air condition- power steering and power brakes. SPECIAL A delightful decision •440." Black, two-door hardtop, V-i, White with black vjiyl trim. $745 auta. transmission, power steering. ing. A fins gift for Ihe big family. is a New Buick or Opel '66 BUICK $1975 '64 CHEVROLET S 950 '55 CHEVROLET •67 PLYMOUTH $2295 Impala convertible, 6-cyilnder, power '64 FORD GALAXIE 500 Fury III, 4-door hardtop, air condi- LeSobre hardtop, Blue and white, steering. Blue. Six • Two-door Sedan tion.. Bronz« with vinyl top and two-door, V-8, automatic transmis- Pour-dxr hardtop, V-B, automatic, power steering. vinyl Interior, automatic transmis- sion, power brakes and stesrlng. sion, power steering. '64 CHEVROLET $1395 Remfember — lmpalo Super Sport, convertible, V-8. $1095 auto, transmission, full power, fed. '349 '66 OLDSMOBILE $1950 •66 LINCOLN $2950 Dynamic "68," V-8. 4-door hardtop, Continental, two-door hardtoc, '64 CHEVROLET MALIBU factory olr condition, automatic white, automatic transmission, rull '64 CHRYSLER $1495 transmission, power steering., pow- power, factory air condition and "300,' Two-door hardtop, lull Convertible. V-8, automatic transmission, power steering. . BEST BUICK BUYS •r brakes. Blue. matching leather Interior. 4 power. Maroon. < '"., $1095 by ,-., FORTY THREE YEARS AND WE STILL RUN LIKE NEW. '63 FORD FAIRLANE KITSON Two-door. V-8, automatic transmission. $745 UHLER CHRYSLER /CHEVROIF! ^ SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL1 ?} 1967 CHEVROLET IMPALA HIGHWAY 36 i Four-door. V-8, automatic ITTER • PLYMOUTH EATONTOWN transmission, power steoring BUICK-OPEL NEXT TO SHREWSBURY AVE. NEW SHREWSBURY :! "Tho dealership whoro tho customor is important" N. J. MOTOR VEHICLE NEW LOCATION 3290 HWY. 35, HAZLET Naxt to R«d Bank Airport HWY. 35 264-4000 KEYPORT INSPECTION STATION SALES: 264-0198 SERVICE: 264-9090 741-6200 C/i mil* >ou)li Parkway Exit 117) 542-1000 542-1126 •J ]fi-T!fE IHILY fiFXISXTR. HASTED AITOMQTIVE BUSINESS NOTICES HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED—MALE JUNK CARS Mff>/>LE>.OE/J WOUltJi to :ir* V PAINTING \TA My* wltii itrrA IAVI M WJOK. MACHINIST BOAT YARD AUTOS FOE SALE ALTOS FOR SALE Plt^rhi^rlr.f Interior, ert*-rt"r. lo Twinbrook Auto Wrecking fMrfi K*«t, reliable j*ork. C«.U Jerry, INVENTORY flOWTROL WJERVL W« wt utr-lsf «n Mj*rttn<*a Ul 18*6 CHKVELLE MAUBU — V-6 UKCOUt COMTJMSK7AL 7t73243 for fi« estimate. Wust hav« a. knowjedK* of haxdwart s.ro#nJI sUndErd machlr.t Ibop tjulp- Lfiw nllpttr. Call KM-0K8 IX10R. VINYL BOOK. LEATHE INCOME TAX RETURN* ERE- meat. Muit be able to work from Opportunitim ti on« of the TH1H, AIR C0NDITIQNE1V POW' OET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN - PARED — John H. Connelly, Pub- prlnu and use precision measuring 1M6 CADILLAC — Court. Pull pow ER BRAKES. STEKP.IS'C AM AND SPORTH CARS AT MONMOUTH lic Accountant. Call 747-3342. ' TELEPHONE ORDER CLERK -r- Ex- instruments. oldest, most r«spect»d ma- «r with air. $22.40 per week. -Take WINDOWS. DARK GREEN WIT MOTORS, 1KC Hwy. 36, Eatontown; GENERAL LEDGER perienced in Industrial hardware and •ver payment*. Town A Country M2Z414. tools. We oner intere«ttnt worn In a -well- rinas at the Shors: Dodge, Inc., 60 Main SI.. Matawar, BLACK TOP, mm., CALL D & B equipped, air conditioned shop. Start- YARD FOREMAN Nte-flM. iWM MU«TANG — Musraell. gettln "CASH FOR USED CABS — Tracks, BOOKKEEPER Apply at E A B Mill Supply Co., 287 ing salary will be commensurate with MECHANICS- > married. VS, 2K* ,i ti In. lour-Fji foreign or domrntlo. Dean, opposite New Brunawick Ave., Perth Amboy. CARPENTERS IMS CHEVKULK 8PORT COLTE - Two Guys. Mlddletown. 671-8844. WELDING SERVICE experience and there will be ample op- V-fi Standard IrcinsmlaMon. Excellent IranKmliislnn. A-l. 741-892! after portunity for overtime earnings. The PAINTERS Anytime Sat. . and Pun. GAS AND ELECTRIC We are Reeking a mature, resporotbl company aUo provides an excellent LIFT OPERATORS condlllnn. 747-2RS? after 5 r- m. FOREMAN YARD HELP ISM MERCEDES BENZ 190 Hh AUTO RENTALS 291-2638 or 872-0114 woman looking for a career wlUi ft fully paid btneUl program. . 1S« BONKCVILLE — Convertible Two tops Car Is excellent mechsn growing firm. Muat know how to typ NEW CAK GET READY DEPT, We have a liberal benefits One owner: K*a.rtory air, power win rslly. beauty. Prlred rlitht. pxpandlng. (S00. Call 892-0737. . DAILY e WEEKLY e MONTHLY CELLARS, YARDS AND ATTICS urcs. We offer salary commensurati an interview appointment. program. RASSAS PONT1AO, 3«5 Broad 8t Trices itart at J6.99 and up Erono- CLEANED. LlBht and heavy hauling. wlUi experience, and many compan Excellent working conditions. Krd Bink 141-MM. I9»4 , PLYMOUTH — Valiant Slgne C*r of lied Bank. 310 E. Newman Call S to S. M6-8615. oenefltM Including paid vaca,tifin, Blu All company benefits. SIGNALITE INC. Apply in person to Two-door hardlop, burket aratc. Four Springs ltd, 747-0173. CroBH. Blue Shield, pension and profit 1937 FORD COUPE — Corvette pow sharing plans. If you qualify, reply li 1933 Heck Ave. Neptune, N. J. ered. JMO. Call speed iratismlKFIon. 787-9473. HACKHOE AND TRUCKING 8ER APPLY IN PERSOS. 775-2490 GIL MORRIS TOM'S FORD VICE AVAILABLE — Excavatlo. own handwriting to Box B-170, Th NO PHONE CALLSI H6S-M7D ' 1M« CHEVELLE SB 39" •- Brona for luillrllnKK, trenrhlng for pltirnbln Dally KegUter, Red Bank. TECHNICIAN — With knowledge of NAUVOO MARINA CADILLAC 1997 —BI'NS.' Ai IS, with tan Interior. Fnur-ipeed an rtrrtrlLltv and fiewcrage. Tree Bo See BUI Greli at Electronic Teit Equipment. Are you gauges, call 291-1067. _ • " • RENT A CAR looking for an opportunity to move 1410 OCEAN AVE. MOHwy. 35 334-1600 Kejrport vice, lut clearing and atump ri RUSSELL SEA BRIGHT, N. J. TS7-7832 'ln.W MERcpRV - "PraiTTloor «i>d«~r mov:il. 747-25:tr.. Into Production Supervision! We have Powrr brnkci' and power steering WAITRESSES—Muat bs 21 and over. OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC CO. an opening on our 4 ji.m. - midnight OR PHONE 642-1303 lMr~ BUICK - Wildcat. Four-door 100 Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank. HiiiU for a qualified Individual to EVENINC-S AFTER 7 risrdlop J7.W> per week. Tnke ovpr Good body and engine. Tires Jlk( BOATS AND ACCESSORIES ALL TYPES OF HOME HEPA1K; Excellent year-round positions. Must 228-4284 psirnentr Town A Country Potlgf new. I3S5. 787-3081. AltKrallons, remodeling, and palntln apply in i»<:rHon. No phone calls. supervise In Production and Test rie- Inr . flfi Main Ft , Matawan fi66-61Ofl Reasonably priced. Free estimate HOWARD JOHNSON RESTAURANT. PART-TIME MAN — Mechanically partment. Contact E. A- Fuachettl. RAHE BUY — Podge Dart lf»13 lnnk^ THE BOATMAN'S SHOP Prompt service. Call 741-39f>3. Rt. aft, Mlddlelown. • * ' Ined, to work on Brunswick auto- SIGNALITE INC, JSeptune. 775-2490. 1 1^~P'ALCON~-'~rourdoor"«iiioni\l like .IDAS. 34.flOO actusl ml. Four door matic pin setters. We will train. Call ROUTE SALESMAN — With ahore ! sutomitlc. Radio. One owner. Mux WHITE FtIR leading dry cleaning and laundry es- 1c New battery. Good. second tar PAINTING AND PAPBRHANOINO— MIDDLE AGED WOMAN - For pri-747-2716 FOREMAN tablishment. Earn $7,500 to (10,000. for nearh or train. Sl'iO. 741-F*ri2l. , liellpvo. W95. Call 2914490. 1DB3 Til IE TABI-ES For free estimates, phone FellK Dc vate secretary. Must be able to'i take i ft i) lfl New Jtrsey'i Larceat llarlne Suinlr Free hospltalizatlon, paid vacation. T»» PLY MOUTH BELVEDERE""— House. 21 Wharf Ave., RM Bank. TU- France. 787-6402. rtome dictation and be a good typl«t- SALES CAREER 4 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT Excellent opportunity for ambitious First 9100 taken It. * 100R OREEN VOLKBWAOKN FAST 6780. Smnll office. Pension, hospltallzatlon, FOR the right individual, -we offer a Individual. Apply star Cleaners, 132 671-638(1 BACK — AM-FM. Excellent conil SPECIALTY FLOOR SANDING — Olc paid Vacation. Call 747-8440 for ap- marvelous challenge. No celling on Opportunity far experienced individual Myrtle Ave., Long Branch. tlon. mill under guarantee. 91995 Urn 12' TROJAN SPEEDBOAT — With floors made like now. Carpenter work pointment. eventual Income. Excellent starting to manage Production and Testing de- 1MW MUSTANG — SIX r>-ltndi»r, atito M2-4OU. motor, lrallrr and other cxtr&s. Must Also roofing. Interior painting. Cat! salary, plus commissions while com- partment. Must have supervisory ablill- MAN TO WORK DAYS — General metlc. Hadln and hr-ntrr. Extra Tire* •ell Excellent condition. Make olfcr. for free estimate. 747-2242. CLEANING WOMAN - One day pleting our three - year sales training ty and electroilc knowledge. maintenance and cleaning. Eatontown Low mileage JWSO. Call 747°766 Illlifi VOLKflWAOEN — Excellent con Cnll STl-ltHS evenings. week. Reliable. Own transportation program. Liberal fringe benefits and Drive-In Theatre. Must be able to "• flltlbn. Cstl PATCH PLASTERING — Cement fin- preferred. 611-9087 after 6 p.m. future management opportunity. work weekends. Apply In person, 7«W P(lXTiAC~fEMI'KflT — liver IWI-IIKD 42' IlllllH CHAFT — DCKH, ship-to- ishing, fireplaces, waterproofing. This Is & salaried position with, excel- hf'Jiii CBHI fi, two-door uportfl coupe Hhore, hot and cold pressure water. Phono 741-2751. 129 River St. RELIABLE CLEANING WOMAN — LET 1989 be your year of opportunity. lent employee benefits. Please apply Community Theatre, Eatontown. Call 7ll»Mtn. 19B4 FORD — Counlry Squlr~nlnp Now clrctrk KuMey. Bloepi seven. References. Thurs. or Frl.. 8 to 4, $2 Call 549-7587, eves 671-2232 today. personally or call for interview ap- |tBS»enger wsgon. Power strerlnir Dflvlts. auto pilot, re-powered IDflB EXPERT WATCH, clock ind Jewelry per hour. Own transportation. 842-0338 An equal opportunity employer, M/F pointment. Contact B. A. Fuschettl, CABINET MAKERS — Formica ex- itWJ RAMBLER — Four-door, af>T tirskcs Rsdlo. heater, ' lURffajie twin 2in h.p., monel tanks, Cabin top reparlng. H. Rosin, Jeweler, U W. Personnel Manager. perience desirable. Good aalsry and cylinder, (tick uhln. Very good con rler. WhltrwslH. SI42-43R7 Flnerglas. Hull and deck complete!^ Front St., Red Bink WOMAN — Experienced, to work li benefits. Call 985-2661 or write P.O. '•ditlon. Tlre» like new. tm 49S0670 reflnlKlmd 1968. In water,, ready fo[ wornan'a shop. Full time. SQUIRE'i EXPERIENCED PLUMBER Box 221, New Brunswick. 1961 RAMRLEIl fl.ASRIC — Foul EVERY • THURSDAY THIS MONTH— Light work, jobbing. Steady. Good pay. 19M V0LK8WAOKN — Squareback. door, auto'tnatlc. Very rle.an. |29f>. inspection. Must leu, getting larger Rlackn dry cleaned and pressed, 30c MENS 8H0P, (571-9292. SIGNALITE INC. bolt. 747-0738. Vacation. Blue Crops-Blue Shield. Part- CIRCUIT DESIGNER Bunroor, tan. ftadio and heater. Snow Csll 741-1423. ea. PETER PIPER CLEANERS, 113 WANTED — EXPERIENCED INSUR- time or lull-time. Call 251-08SO. After 1933 Heck Ave. Neptune, N.J. fires. S1500 or belt offer. Call 747 28' CLAYTON BKIFF East River. Rd., Rumson. ANCE WOMAN — For local Fal 5 p.m., 201-1183. PHI after 7 p.m. 1950 FALCON - Automatic transmls Haven office. Bend short resume on 775-2(90 Mike offer ALL TYPES OF MASONRY — Fire Several opportunities for engineers ex- lion. Fairly good condition. Good 072-0221 background and experience to Box IT, MASON'S HELPERS perienced in Tube and Transistor Cir- 1M7 CHRYSLER NEWPOHT — Four tires. (250. After A p.m., A42-2RA3. places, patios and kitchen remodel- Fair Haven. WOODWORKERS. cuitry. W« have opening! in applica- door sodan Low mileage. glBftn. D ing. Call 291-0003. AND LABORERS 1 I960 CADILLAC — Two-door Coupa 1MB — 27' ZOBEL Sea Foi Sports CALL 2B1-0717 tions and ,ln controls for Automated Prielhern Hr., Llneroft. After 3 p,m Fisherman. Fly nrldgc, radID, 300 h.p. LPN's — 3 to 11. It to 7. King Jamea ASSEMBLERS CARPENTERS Production and Tut Equipment. , DrVllle. Air conditioned, full power. Chrii Crart. Many extras. Call after Nursing Home. Steady. year-round work with world'! VOLKSWAGEN SUNROOF 1963 - Heat ofrer. 2:f».28D6'.- 291-3400 ENGINEERS — PROGRAMMERS — Mechanically excellent, body good 6 p.m. 747-33(11. EMPLOYMENT ACCOUNTANTS, Sales. Technicians, largest sallboftt manufacturer. All We offer an excellent salary and ben*, 1961 FORD RANCH WARON"* Executives. Investigate new opportu- benefits. Boai experience not neces' WOO w .limn. Ifir.8. Much tervlew. 291-0440. 77 Broad' St.. Bed Bank 7*1-3555. EXPERIENCED OROCER WANTED P'IOW tlrcK. Hndlo. New battery. 39 Full time. Good pay. Red Bank area. — Full or part-time. Apply In person Over oTtOTI rntles warranty remaining other fiiulpincnt.. J28IK). Call 671-264" Write Roi F-100. The Dally Register, HALESWOMAN. — Experienced. 40 AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC—New Jer- Two extra wheels. Snow studded tire* IHUI ml. Ankltm S7M. 842-4505. Her t p.m. Red Bank. hr. week, BIX daya, $1.75 an hr. Nea'l liter 4 p.m. LITTLE SILVER MAR- SIGNALITE reverb on radio, automatic pilot. *n.'iO Bey's friendliest dealer ' needs experi- KET, "«79 Prospect Ave., Little Bllver. 23' TROJAN —, C«l)ln C'rulHIT. SlI'CPS COUNTER GIRLS WANTED -<2) on< appearance. Party Line, Ii42-3i3i. enced mechanics. We ofler all bene- 1933 Heck Ave. Neptune. N. 3. three. Full galley, stand tip hi-nrl. 6 a.m. - 2 p.m., one 8 a.m. • t p.m. FULL TIME DAY SHIFT — No ex-fits. Steady employment Apply M. WAREHOUBEMAN DRIVER WANT- 775-2490 TRUCKS FOB SALE New hunk cUHhlons nnd nnvv top. Schwartz & Sons, 141 W. Front St., ED — Gregory Specialities Inc. 842- ,T(«2 CORVETTE "convertible, tw 39 hours on engine, S127S. 2211-3922. Apply Sonny Ganz'a Reataurant II, perience nccennary. Apply In person topi. Call inn:' «, TON CHEVROLET PICKUP Colts Neck. from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. No phone calla Red Bank. Chrysler-Plymouth. 5016 alter 5 p.m. 4$jMM ' accepted. Miller Plating Co., 1737 — $450.' Cnll IIKW EVINRIIDE — Trlllull. -Filler JtEQISTERED NURSE — All ahlfta, MANAQER TRAINEE — For con-TAXI DRIVERS.- Day and night, (More Classified Adi ' 741-1122 gliiH. ir>0 h.p., with trailer. Host of- Hwy. 35, MidcUatown. part or full time. Call TlK» DODQE PARf OTR —Four for. Call after 6 p m. X42-l.ri9ri. full time ami part-time. Heritage Ha cession stand. 21 yearn or older. Ap- On The Next Page) •peed, low mileage. J2.OO0. Call 787 1(131 DOOriR • • Pnnol truck, Ideal foi Nursing Home. For appointment ca BALESQIRL WANTED — Experience dy In person after 7 p.m. Rt. #s, 741-1600 B303 between 2 and 0 p.m. surfing. Call after ri p.m. COMRT RAILHOAT - Almost re- Mrs. King, 770-S700. • preferred. In Junior Women's Shop; )rlve-In .^Theatre, Hazlet. Contact lftM CHEVROLET — Two-door aedan. 741-74K1 coiidltloneil; needs JlLHt a little more WAITRESSES WANTED — Full time Must apply In per ion. DONNA'S, 83 Mr, Fields. HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE Bpeclal (349>»Klt«on Chevrolet Co., work. Complete,- with excellent-trail- and part-time. Some' counter nork Broad St., Red Bank. Etmffl2in8 1H62 KOIID ECONOLIND VAN —Good er, rhone 741-6673. . WINDOW WASHERS — Full and condition, H50. Call ' and table. Apply sonny aanz'i Res- WAITRESS — Experienced. 3 to 8:30part-time. Fort Monmouth area. Five- WUBTANO INS - Hardtop coupe. 229-0772 LYMAN M'-KUNAIIOUT -*• WIUi trail- taurant II, Colts Neck. p.m. Apply In person, Colonial Res- day week. Soldiers accepted. Good Fully equipped. Take over payments er. 2'i h.p. Mercury wllh controls. taurant, 3 Broad St., Ked Bank. pay. Apply Building 401, Fort Mon- PROCESS MEN 1.87 week. Town * Country Dodge. 11W3 CMBVROL1T — Model 10 panel Clood fluhln^ or skiing bQat.. Needs SINGLE NEEDLE WOMAN WANTED — To clean, one mouth. ; Jnc HI Main BL. Uatawan. Oil now! truck. Very good condition. Muat acll. Bomn work. 9225. 666-11928. day per week. Near bus. Good pay. B664100. , Best offer. 842-1641. OPERATORS NEEDED MANAGER — Full tlmi and part- 18' COABT BK1FF —05 h.p. Inhoard Should do email aectlon* on Govern' References. 842-2914 after 1 p.m. (^hrls-Craft engine *400. " Call 21)1- 1 time shoe salesman. Best salary plus 1984 CHBVROLBTMI, AIR — Bta-19«4 CHEVROLET VAN — Excellent ment work. Apply 8-4:30 p.m., Lucy ! ASSISTANT, BOOKBKPER/GIRL commission. The Pedestal, 741-9285. ESSO •-'".;• ENJAY tlon wagon. 327 V8, four-speed. Tower condition. 1959 Chevrolet 214-ton cab 0009. Sportswear, 229 W, TroDt St., Re FRIDAY — Apply In person, M. steering, power hrakea. 411 rear. with alako body. 10M Chevrolet pan- RADIO DIRECTION FINDER — Hank. Schwartz & Son*. 141 W. Front St. NIOHT PORTER — For concession t)WS. Call 291-6517. el truck. 787-0816 after 6. * Heath MR 21A, faolory aligned. Top Red Bank. stand. 21 years or older. Apply In aliapo. 575 or boat offer. 872-1041) after.6, MATURE! WOMAN — Wanted fu person. Rt. 33 Drive-In Theatre, Has- 1961 SKYLARK CUSTOM CONVERT »«5 INTERNATIONAL — Btep-van. time to? general filing, clerical wor let/ Contact Mr. Fields. We Are Looking For IBLE — Aulnmatlu with power steer- Good condition. Six cylinder, three, in library, ornce experience preferred, Ing and brakes. Many extran. S26.1O speed, in'8" iKidy. 264-2751. CLEARANCE SALE Typing experience caeentlal. Sal. HELP WANTED-MALE ROAD TRUCK DRIVER WANTED— firm. Call afler 5. 741-3971. ary open. Cornpany benellta. Write Three years experience, over 25, 7902 TOIti} ECONOLINB — Very ON ALL USED BOATS for appointment, giving short res- Travel 10 to 15 states. No • manual MM. FULL PRICE — For 10J4 Olda- good condition. $450' (.'nil 24' Illrlclnen Spa Skiff 11)58 $1200. 23' ume, in Box H-169, The Dally Re| MAOHINIST labor required. Experience on twin mobile 88 four-door. He« It at 2.11 8721109 Trojan Express 1957 J1O00. 2:1' Clayton lstor, Hod Hunk. .. All around machinist preferred. Fringe screw tractors. 787-6255 after 5:30 RESPONSIBLE MEN Broadway, LotlK Branch. 222-12:14. hardtop «klrf 11157. fltoo. 23'. Owens benefits, Insurance, opportunity for Express l!t.S!( yiaVJ. 20' - Luhrs Skiff WOMEN TO - WOIIK IN LAUNDRY advancement. J. Schon Tool & Ma- 1P67 CHEVKLLE - 3988B. red. two MOTORCYCLES IBS Will 20' KXPIC3H, DO h.|>., J4W. AND DRY CLEANING! PLANT — No chine Co., Runyon Rd. otf Rt. 9. MASON'S HELPER — No experience door. 4-apeed splus extras. Excellent 19' Trojan Blmlnl, 78 h.p., JlKKl. 20' txpcrlence necessary. Free hospital, Madison Twp. ncceas&ry. Full time work. Call 741- FOR condition. Call after n p m. 229-1811. Trojaji Kxpron.1* outboaril, 7.rt Johnson, ziiilon. Paid - vacntlnn. Apply Bta: 1MB HONDA 450 SCRAMBLER 6718. . • 1M7 CAMARO 327 Tllgh perfor- JBOO. 14' KOnirginj outboard. 40 Evln. Cleaners, .132 Myrtle Ave., Lon engine. Like. nuw. Call ruilc, S2S0. Branch. PLANT GUARD- RETIRED Jack-of-all-trades for part- mance. Four-speed, Posltractlon rear, 787-5421 Steady cThfiloyment. Excellent salary time electronic assembly and ma- vinyl top. Best oircr. 4»&-02.%6 after 6. FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORKS INC. chine work. Red Bank. 842-3131. DeNormantllo Ave, Kalr Haven, N. J. and lienenttORotatlnK shift work. Must Mlft CHEVROLET BIBCAYND — Sl»- pais security clearance. Write to Box RESPONSIBLE JOBS tlon wagon. Automatic; transmission, MOBILE HOMES open 7 dnys 7(7:1010 D-Ifl0,. The Dally Register, Red Bank. MECHANICS Power itcprlng Qood family cur. i HOI ~FA m TOTAS COM sioiJoSS" Opportunity for men with bauto ma- Jll'i Call Paul Ollleti. M Schwartz IMS LAYTON TRAVEL TRAILER — BOAT -- lnhnant. nuttioard. 18' long, LEGAL chine repair knowledge. Should nave * 8on>; 141 W. Front St., Rod Bank. 14' Slcepa 4 Hdultn, 2 children. Icebox, 120 h.p. Very good condition. 51500. AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN mechanical aptitude with experience 747-O7S7 2 burner BOH range. Comiiletc with •all 2UI-I4II0. Rassu PoiHIac of Red Bank has an in-minor repaira, overhaul, size cHang- SECRETARY Immediate opening for an experienced 1M3 CHEVROLET 1MPALA — Four- hitch iind jack and nmny cxtran. Ex- 2(1' CABIN CRUISER AND A 16' salesman. -This Is a tremendous op. Ing, minor lubrication and conversion donr. ElRht-cyllnder. Automatic. Pow- cellent condition. $1,000 firm. Cull 741. BOAT — 11 Main St.. PDrtunlty -to join one of Monmouth work. Excellent company benefits, er tirakea, power steering. Good tlrca. 8KI after 3:30 p.m. Keanshurg. pleasant working conditions. Apply County's leading new and used car Personnel office, Monday through Fri- $6M CaH after 5 p.m., M2-5719. AMBASBADOlt 10x60, Two " for a- • dealerships. Contact Ben Rassu, 395 Petroleum & Chemical beilroomti. Cnmplett'ly furnished, In. 12' FIHERHLA8 VVV\ ROAT — Broad St., Red Bank. 7(1-5180. dayy. 8 a.m. to 12 noon, ot call 671* 1068 VOLKSWAOEN REDAN — Im- eluding washing mnchtuc. Immacu. Spray shlclil and decoy racks. £T5. 3QQ03QQ0 . macuiatc, garAg«d. Expanding (ftmlly Isle cunillUon. Call .142-oaitO. 787-6780. PART-TIME JANITORB AND WAX- LILY-TULIP needs larger car. BUI) under guaran- 26' TRIUAN — -Hardtop cruller. 190 ERS — 5-9 P.m., Mon, thru Frl. Call tee SlfiOO. M6-4B2S ilUBlLIl HOME FOI'. SALS — Senior 543-0510 before 5 p.m. Division Of Owens, 111. citizens only. L'nlt h.p.- FWC HHIfl. Equipped. Bleeps (our. SENIOR PARTNER 35 Hblmdel Operations VOLKSWAOEN H«i( — Hrd. New 787-03B9. A-l. Call ftM-aiin: after 6. MECHANIC—Experienced on Chrysler AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY ' brakes and clutch. Newly rabutlt 19fiA Corporation oars. FREEHOLD DODGE]. EMPLOYER engine. Radio, heater. Qood condi- RALE - .Mohllo itome, 8x42, (82-6231. tion. W2S. 747-0680. Two bedrooms. Excellent condition, STORAGE and SERVICE Large Middlesex County MECHANIC deal for couple. 264-2674. after 4, 1M1 VOLKSWAGEN — fiquarpbnok POCICAOE —• Boat flllpa now avail- Law Firm SALES We need another self - reliant, all- Men Who Are High School V'HKUR. Blue. Aadlo, heater. 8nnrk- !2x57is«~Model~^~6n~Uu apoU Adults ble. All floating docks, water and around man who can handle any kind Iln« conJItlon, tlOT5. Call 67K18I7 ,ly Call 2S4-4413 li-itrfc ncrvk'ON and nupplk'H. Alia INVESTMENT PLANNING of factory repair and holp us design W«"PONTIAC Catallna hardtop 'coups' after 6. fcalurlns our Cnaflt Inn, open 7 days Salary commensurate with Career opportunity. Salary plus cotn- and build better machinery. If you mlBston. SECURITY INVESTORS CO. think.(or yourself, don't need a lot of Graduates or Equivalent — Fully equipped, like new. Tako over war. ARMOUR — 10x55.. two be* wi'nk for yotir UlnitiK pleasure. experience. Send qualifies 1 Main St., EMontowir. 542-6600. paympnta of 19.87 a week. Town & <:OA8T YACHT WOBKS, 146 Hodman supervision, dislike monotony,, and rountB. furnlahed. Call want your work appreciated, try Country Dodgi, Inc., 70 Main SI., 264-MOfl. PI., Red Bnnk. ,741*4338. tions and: salary requested PAYROLL, CLERK — No experience llmro, call now! 5M.610(). necessary, will train. Apply In ATCQ CERAMICS CORP. 1958 AMERICAN — 8x35, two bed to Box H-166, The Daily- 800, NAPPI- .TKUCHINJJ CGRfc.r 1M3 AUSTIN HEALBY 3000 — Wire rooms. Prloe raaaonable. Call 542 BUSINESS NOTICES JVC,. Matawan.-.: - • •: ••••-.. wheels, radio, and lonneau, Stebra ex- 3<95 alter 4:30. Register, Red Bank. AtfiiWILL TRAIN Y6U haust. t>.10. T41D747. MECHANIC — True* body and equip- Very steady, year round. We were an SPRING PAINTING! ment Welding experience. halpfuL equal opportunity employer year* be- 1961 RAMBLER WAGON — Good Call now for free estimate. Top Quali- WAITRESSES - Experienced. Lunch- Call Mr. Gray. 542-3230. fore It became fashionable. Pay While You Train Starti At $3.73 condition. JLW Call TRACTORS ty Work. Reasonable Prices. Fully In- eH and evening shifts. Apply In per- »4i24fl9 nor., Pleasant Valley Inn. Holmdcl. CAREER OPPORTUNITY - Join on» An Hour — Regular Increasas To INTERNATIONAL 340 UTILITY d ot Monmouth and ocean Countlei MUST SELL -* 1MI DODOE Dart ' MY THREE SONS TRACTOR — With new V«lk «' am RESIDENTIAL fastest growing real estate agencies. $4.29 An Hour Aftor 3 Yaars GTS. Mint condition, 340 cu, In. four- plow and Bunmaster 60' rotary niow- Falntlnc Contractors We will train and prepare for liceni- apeed. PoRt-tractloi]. crager mags. er, tote type. Very good condltloi REPRESENTATIVES Ing, through our special company MEN MEN MEN Choice of two kinds tlrea. Tachome- 642-2388 after o p.m. 264-7449 school, qualified young men for po- ter, stereo tap*. Many extras. Call Nationwide Bervice orffanlzatlon haa sitions In one of today's most lucra- • Turret Lathe Operators 787-<5U. ALUMINUM SIDING local areas open. Work by Rppolnl- tive professions. It you are interested Last aale of. tho winter. Call Shrews- menl only. All lends furnished. Car In rirct year earnings of (12,000. • with Metal Polishers • Free Pension Plan 1M7~PONTIAC Grand Prl«. Only 12. WANTED AUTOMOTIVE necessary. HIRI, earnings. Company unlimited future Income potential, call 000 mites, Air conditioned, power bury Aluminum tor troe estlmitte. 741- honcllta. No evenings necessary. Full Mr Steam, 787-«600. Foundry Sand Molders brakes, steering, windows. Bucket 'AOUAR—I'm looking for a Jaguar il75. time Call collect. Mr. Harlman, PL-G Foundry Core Makers •eat>. vinyl roof, radio with rear frdan, 1965-1967, In really good con< TyP'N'COPY 4565. PLUMBER — Experienced lo Job- • Promotional. Opportunities •petktr. 12750. 74M5J1, 747-M27. ditlon. Call 747-40S2 after 3 p.m. HIM Executive TypInK nnd Nlmco bing work, Excellent working condl* Sheetmetal Workers Resumes - Letters - Notary 1146-4303 — Experienced. Full Uons, Must be A-l mechanic. F. V. or part time. Top ialary. Call Veranre. 741-7217.. Locksmiths AUTO PARTS-KEPAIRS AUTO PARIS-REPAIRS llUBBER. STAMPS - Martc to order. 787-7006 • Group Insurance <*a«t, efflolvnt aervlce. Use at home or FACTORY MEN — Good pay for Tool Makers milnfil. Call 741-3227 or 787-2103. EXPERIENCED DENTAL A8SI8 40 hours steady work. Year-round TANT — And dental hyglcnlat. Send Indoors making fine ceramic tile. No General Help FlirtNITURB MOVINO — Attics and quallficftttonfl nnd reference to Box .experience needed. Old factory Isn't cpllara cleaned. Free estimates. Call r-ll», Tho Dally HeglBter, Red 13ank. fancy, but you'll like Atco'i friendly Maintenance Men • Sickness Benefits 47-3002 WOMAN — To work In dry cleaning people. Paid holidays, vacation, Insur- We need good all round GRAND OPENING SHEET METAL WORK WANTED - atorc. Must lie neat, pleasant and ance, other' benefits. We were an Small or large. Jlcd Bank Sheet roIUiblp. Paid vaciitlon and free hoa- equal opportunity employer years ba* men. Will train persons * Health Insurance MONDAY MARCH 10 Metal Co., 1 Leonard St., Red Bank. pitailzation. Apply TOP HAT CLEAN- Tore It became fashionable. ATCO CE- 741-3494. KR8. llwy. 35, Mlddlctown. RAMICS CORP., Hwy. 35, Keyport with good steady work his- 264-8000. tory if not experienced. . OEOROB MARSH * SONS - Local WAITRESS - Dining room expert- • Shift Premiums and long distance moving and stor- once. 21 or over. Apply in pemon, Steady year round employ- Diesel-Automotive Repair age. Agents lor Engel Bros. Fully 12 tn 9, SHORE POINT INN, Hwy. SHOE REPAIRMAN mured and containerized storage. 35. Hazlet. WANTED ment. All company benefits • All Truck Repairs • All Brake'Work OKOROK MABSH A SONS. 380 W.EXPERIENCED COUNTER GIRL— FOR SHOE REPAIR DEPARTMENT and advancement opportu- • Savings Plan 'roapect Ave, CUHwood. 6M-3104. Part-time. Apply in person, Betty Good pay. Company benefits. Shoe Re- • Air-Hydraulic • All Motor Work HAVING A PARTY? Hrlto Cleanem, 475 Hwy. 35, Middle pair Dept, Nelsner's. Hwy. 35. Middle- nities. town. town Shopping Department Our 1,500-aere plant producai jet . APPLY IN PERSON • Diesel-Gas Engines • All Clutch Work on RED DANK OFFICE — Dental As- SHEET METAL MECHANICS - For MERRI MAKINGS sistant. Experience preferred, but notIndustrial job shop. Lay-out men to fuel, gasoline, heating oil and 741-5033 Mon. thru Frl. 6 a.m. • 13 OHsentinl. Telephone after 6 p.m., 741- work from drawings. Top pay AL- • Tandem Trucks • Tunt-Upt Two days advance notice % "MUST' CAR METALS INC., Phono 671-1433 KLE-FORGE CORP. dozens of chemicals LIOHT HAUUNO—CLEAN OELLARS after 6 p.m. • Small Trucks • Rebuilt Carburetors YARDS OARAOES — Free estimates. RELIABLE BABYSITTER — Approxt- 'OUNO MAN Between 21 and 27. Rt, 34 & Garden State Parkway, Call alter 3 p.m. 711-2H9 mntcly four hours a day. Experience Very good' opportunity with growing SMALL JOB SPECIALIST required. 787-1M0B. Janitorial company. Must nave high Exit 96 Homo repairs, alterations, additions. school education, Starting salary, af- Allenwood, N. J. CALL Area Code 201—474-7438 SAME DAY SERVICE Inside and outside. a)l--3260. SALESLADY — Full time. Permanent ter training, $110 per week. Call 566' poMlticm. Must bo over 18. Belling cx- 5618, SUSPENDED CEIUNOS — Paieilng, perleiiru desired. Please apply in per- finished recreation rooms, attics. son, Carroll's Stationery. 28 Broad BUTCHER — 8 DAYS STEADY, MID- MECHANIC — Must have tools. Ap. 201—474-7439 Sheetrocklng, taplng;_845-4288._ St., Itcil Hank. DLKTOWN. CALL 787-9119. AFTER 6 ply Fulton Texaco Bervtce~ Center,. CoTaPLETBfTAX~SERVICB3—Corpora- ~ M. 264-8253. Iwy. 38 and Middle Rd.. Hazlet. OR EUGENE THORNTON CLERK TYPIST — To work on-Fay tion, business, personal and payroll. SHEET METAL SHOP FOREMAN BARTENDER — Steady. ye«r round. Mso bookkeeping auditing. Outstand- roll iind Ai-roimtn Payable, Good pay WANTED — For ai-ttve year-round Fort Monmouth Officer's Club, Gibbs 335 Joline Ave. 229-9737 Long Branch % ng record tif Mttlnflcd clients for, IS and pleasant working cnnditlon Write shop. Must have experience in lay- Hall, Tlnton Ave, Eatontown, Ask for fenra In Mldillotown. Maximum lCKiil P.O. Box 393. Farmlngdale, 07727. out and fabrication. -Good working Mr. Duffy, Room 19. WRITE-Humble - Enjay deduction assured. ReRBonablo rates. conditions, paid vacations and hos- For appointment cnll €71-1280. Margery Dnt'TOR'S AIDE — Over 35, to work pitallzatlon, BED-BANK SHEET ME- 'rovato A Associates, trading as Ke* four diiys until 6 p.m. and one eve-TAL CO., 1 Leonard St., Red Bank. P.O. Box 222 . . lable Tax Borvlca. •nliiK- Write Hox B-16T, Tne Dally Reg- HELP WANTED—MALE STORAGE and SERVICE STORAGE and SERVICE l«tpr. Rod Ilnnk. 74134BT ROOFING AND BIDING MEN — Linden, New Jersey 07036 HOUSBKEEPER — Fair Haven. Year round work. Call at Cnllings- WANTED AUTOMOTIVE Must »let>v-ln. Mature. Must like chil- wood Circle at Rt 33 and 34, Nation- L REFRIGERATION dren. Light housekeeping duties onlyi wide -Modernizing Asaoc. Starting pay ENGINEER Weekends off. Call 711-3756. 1 14.50 an hour. Experienced with the dejslgn and fab- Enjay Chemical Company BARMAID — Monmouth Lounge, 32 TRUCK MECHANIC -~ New Jersey's rication of military cooling and olr- Spring Is Just Broml St., Key port. Apply tn person friendliest dealer needs experienced condltlortlng units. Will head own de- after 12 noon. mechanics. We offer all benefit*. partment. Salary based on ability. Around the Corner •.. Steady employment. Apply in person, For further Information, contocf Mrs, Humble Oil & Refining Cdffpany SALES HELP — Bales experience M. Schwartz & Sons, 141 W. Front "and wa naad 100 UiarJ Cart helpful or willing to learn. Apply In Bellmore ot 741-0494. ' pemon. Plx Shoes, Hwy. 35, Middle- St., Red Bank. International Trucks. Apply In person Wt wti\ trad» or buy out ' EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYERS town. RESIDENTIAL ELECTRO IMPULSE right —- Call or Coma In INSURANCE — Part-time, knowledge PLANS FOR PROGRESS COMPANIES of Fire and Casualty. Rate and write REPRESENTATIVES 116 Chestnut St. Red Bank TOM'S FORD policies. 741-2800. Nationwide service organization has local areas open. Guaranteed salary. ASK FOR ED SIGLER PRESS CLIPPINO SERVICE openings for readers and cultera. Work by appointment only. All leads .1 Hwy 35 264-1600 Koyport Pcrnutncnt. part-time employment. furnished, No evenings necessary. a 20-hour week. Apply Room S07, 12 Company hpneriln, Call collect, Mr. Broi.il St., Red ltnnk. Hartmau, PL-5-4565. "DENTAL ABSI STANTTRETE PTI. IHT — Ex|H'rlciu't*d [ircterrcd. send CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY AUTO RENTALS rt>«umi» mid rt'foroncon to Box B-"~ PORTER The Pally Register, Kcfl gank. Full time. < Many employee benefit! A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI SLIPS AVAILABLE WOMA~N — To baby mt part-time In We will train my hnrmv Own transporatlon. Ca!' APPLY IN PERSON 0:30 to 0:30 after «. 741-6r»8J». **%i ROBERT HALL CLOTHES WOMAN — To do mending on < wear- 8 HWY. 38 E. MR #1 • Modern (lips with electricity, water and telephone IIIB apparel. 2TI-11U BAST KEANSHURO, N. J. Adding Machines-Typewriters Moving and Storage RENT after 6. Pearl and Bead Reatrlnglng PRINTER • with dockmaster for your assistance. LPN — liy examination, afternoons, ADDING MACHINE! - Typewriters Expertly on braided nylon. $1.50 a 3 lo U p.m. and weekend*. WNte tn sold, rented, repaired, Serplco's 101 ANDERSON BROS. itrand. Starling clasps from 75c A, NEW CAR FROM US! ^Rnx JJ-162, The Dally Itciclsler. Red WORK CLOSE TO HOMEI Monmoulh ISI, Red Bank, 7I7-M85. REtJBSlLLES'. U Broad St., Red Hank. INC. Bank. SECRETARY/GIRL FRIDAY — Experienced all-round man to take Diamond* Bought or Restyled PACKING — MOVING • Rental includes membership in the RIVER 4 SURF Lew Rates /& Kalontown. Experienced 1n typing over the commercial operation of rtne and dlctntlon, Good nalary. M2-(iosfl of Monmouth County'a largest publlnh- STORAGE Photography CLUB which offers a fresh water pool, CABANA Ing lion«es, Must know, hot and cold Let us buy tha diamonds you don't • DAILY type printing and make-up. Excellent wear or lot us rentyte tn»m for you ' lary ami company beneflta. personally, ncusslllcs', 30 nro&d Qt. building and 300' of sparkling, privately-owned SWITCHBOARD _ .Portrait* TkutrletX • WEEKLY Advertising;. FILM ART PH0DUO- OPERATOR Write Bnx H-171, The Dally Hegistcr, Draperies TIONi, Fair Harm 741 4744. . beach, both areas with lifeguard in season. Red Bank. • MONTHLY Sat., Sun., And Holidays ELECTRICIANS — Helper and me- Upholstering*,' drip-tries, sJIpcoverl. chanic Experienced, Call for appoint- OOLDEN TOUGH D^OOJtATORB, MCT/AUMDVAAN UNES Plumbing and Heating DAY EHIPT Call Or Step In ment. M6-9010. 117 Broad, P.od Bulk. 7474691 Mfchonlcit. 741*0030 RedlonK • For the price of a Marina slip alone, you also be- TO BE AVAILABLE ON FACTORY LABOR — Keyport aroa. PLUMBUM! — Heatlm and bathroom "CALL IN" BASIS Experienced In fiberitlas lay-out and Electrical Contractors Odd Jobs Permum'iit _ uood Salary imnhmLliig. Permanent positions oticn. remodeling: long to.a top-flight Beach Club. Phone 2RI-4O4O. C. A a ELECTTUC - New wiring, LIGHT IUULIMO—Oallan, Raragoa CORRIGAN'S ('nil or Ain»]y In oltnncd up. llavn truck rrce «ali- WALL TWO KXriOKIKNOKn CAKPBN- rewiring. Klactiic hrnt. No lob too mfclct. 741-2149 aftor S p.m, , 1» Oakland St. Red Bank 747-2709 per ft. + CLUB fte. .Mr. fipylcr 8.16-3000 TE1VS HKLPERR - mil (.71-11100. •mall 741-OOIfl, 7tl-07flfi. RATES: ^Outboards |imt1i> Inu'tor ami CARL B JONHTJ - riiinlini and FOR APPLICATION: SEE OR CALL: 1 IIESS v\.y/.A Ol.HKM ('(I INC HoolliiB. silling * SHREWSBURY IWII roniMtif. HturtliiR snlaiy $110 CAKPENTIIY — Additions, paneling, wallpnpertni: Kully Insured. For fr«e RESIDENT MANAGER •i-cklv. HtMH-rits. This H n ypin- niund estimates, cnll 2M.3B8 Insulation Inslallcfl anil Ktiarahtee'd WiKHtllUllHlM. N J. dlcp.i. sldnwiklkn, pntlos, oilil Join. lor 10 years. 7730703. 3V1-OM0. Shrewsbury Ave. or Sycamore i ml linn, N ,1, IIIIVIT'S llceii.io re- Ileuimilile rato.1 H2-43B. T47-233S. Iin "CONTIIAOTOII r- Palntlng,""inT Apt. #25 ITol. 222-83091 iilipd. Cuntiit-t Mr. It. Mnitia, fi(6- tenor and eiierlor. Free estimates. An Ki.uul OpiHirlitniiy KiMploycr iHL' ReascmnMo rates. Call 787-R2HI. nooriNo * IIDINO CO. IIKAIITY is oim m;aiNK&» • wiiy AM, rri'K.H OF HOMB UKPAIRH New roots ami repairs, aluminum PARK RD., MONMOUTH BEACH, N. J. 1 Allorations, ri'mnili'llng. nnil pnlnilng, 747-5400 mil IIIHI.I> It v.Hirf. IINI'. Win i mv*ry- ItOIIKHT B. KAHWKM. siding, windows, doors, awntngi, gut- whi'rti urn wiiltltiK ti) I'lirchaHn AVON Iivcslnk HOII.HC, i0 lUvrr«l(lp Ave., Itcusonulily iirlceil. l''m> ('Miniates. Painting A Decorating t*ra, leaders, shutters. Belford, M.J. coflrnctlcs mil glfln, mil J. Illrcbtll, 'all Mm. -Ml I la, 8423400, , Monday Prompt servlco. ,):all VUJLl.'J. for J"rei Ei'.Imatei Call 84M1M T87-1911 IB r«ar guaranlM. 711-4J13 or 4UJ-3J77, 774 ll'i'0. , noiiffli Friday, 8 to 4 p.in. HELP WAOTED-«ALE SITUATIONS WANTED-Male FOE SALE Family Circns APARTMENTS APARTMENTS ritzy, March 7, 1969—19 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER PRJWT*Jit — wishes ini Is dJjpllca.- THE DAILY REGISTER, lor. and reproduction work. Also ex- ITEMS YOU NO LONGER SANK . >., "I opportunity for I.E. with perience on ciDiera. Call liter 5:30, m Hveral years or eiperlence 2*4-7792. NEED ORtUSE WILL.., HOUSES FOR SALE »nd manage a.n I.E. function. - - jcludi methods. standard, and ELECTRICIAN'S HELPER —Veter- Luxury High-Rise Apartment Living an, 21. Some experience In service. tUMSON - Prime residential Vm attend vocational school In fall. SELL 741-8128 alter 4 p.m. Ws olier an excellent .alary md bene- On The Beautiful Navesink River! rea. Spacious Colonial. Living m prpirun. Please forward resume onm has a fireplace, formal i ^iichetti, Personnel Man- FINANCIAL FAST •Vinter Sports Galore: Ice Skating, Boating, ning room, electric kitchen, BUSINESS OPPORTUMTIES 'our bedrooms, 2'/2 baths. Hpt "SIGNALITE INC. WITH A QUICK ACTION and Fishing, right at your back door. water baseboard oil heat. At- JJJS »«ck Avs. Neptune, N. J. GULF SERVICE STATIONS FOR '•*.-:-••' 7J5-2490 . LEASE — Modern 2-bay, good neigh- LOW-COST Beautiful furnished lobby with 24 • hour doorman aervtce/Heated ached two-car garage. Formal •wlmming pobl with locker rooms, cabanas and nauna baths (ex- wgAN - App,y in person. borhoods and transit trade. Paid •ea Srfcht L,«rn Tennis Club, Tennis training. One In Matawan and one In DAILY REGISTER clusive to tenantaWPrlvale marliia/100% Indoor parkins: available/Fire- )ne acre plot. Reduced to $65,- Court Lane and Rumaon K4., Rum- Cheesequake. Call days, HE «-««68. proof 12-atory building wllh hl-speed elevators/AH apartments havo iOO. •pn. 8B-1725. 2294585. After 5 call 127-1547. balconies with river viewn/CENTRAL, AIR CONDITIONING/Frlgldalrs FAMILY AD rilshwaRher and 2-rioor refrlnerator-freezer/Tuonan bullt-tn wall ovens *UMSON — Convenient living BURVBYORS -Experienced frarMt .UNCHEONETTE for. lease. Excel- and couriterlon ran Ken/Form lea kitchen cabinets and work areas/Less men and civil draltamen. Salaries than l hour NYC 40 minutes to Newark/10 minutes rrom beach and 3 c or a lce wllh lent opportunity in large boatyard- ocale. Ranch. Combination S, " . J ' experience. Call marina complex. 3 LINES - 5 DAYS blocks from trains, and expresi buses, jvirig room and dining room, 9(6-4910 between 9 and 5. BANDY HOOK BAY MARINA $ GET READY MAN — For ntw & Highlands, N.J. 872-H5O APPLIANCES BY with fireplace in living room. uied cars. Must be experienced & FOR 2 00 ,htvs N.J. license. Monmouth Motors. BARBER SHOP — Fully equipped yU electric kitchen. Three bed- H»r. 35. Eatontown. 542-2414. for sale or rent. Good location. Good JUST *' FRIGIDAIRE ooms, two baths. Hot air oil deal. Ready to go. 767-1962. Available for Merchandise For Sale . TO ASSIST 4n store malnte- inly. Article must originate from • - l and 2-bciroom apartments heat. Two-car garage. Ample nights. Good starting sUary, lousehold and may not exceed a i&to 1-3-bedroom penthouse apartment M.\K> available. benefits, vacation. Call 747-5506. >rlce of $50.00 per article, grounds. $39,900. BltoQK WAXIKQ AND WINDOW LOCAL SALES FIRM ?rice MUBT be advertised. Each ad- RUMS0N — Inviting, conve- CLKANINO - Full time. Call alter ditional line $1.00, No copy changes p.nt,) 56H-701g. SEEKING ADDITIONAL' may be made and no dLi count* or FROM $235 lient, settled area. Ranch. Liv- r«tunu will be made U ad li can- RETAIL SALESMAN — Hen's fur' PRODUCT LINES celed before expiration. ing room has a fireplace, dining rlsnlnil and sportswear. Part-time IMMEDIATE AND FUTURE OCCUPANCY Wed. and Frl. evenings, all day Sat. Would be particularly Interested In To Pise* Your Daily Rtgiifar room, den, kitchen. Three bed- In medium to better quality specialty seasonal product sold Spring through FAMILY AD, CALL .. . ooras, one bath. Full basement •tori.. Apply In person B30-11 a.m., Fall. Present products are sold to Professional Suites Now Available To Mr. Bmhoff, Natelson's J. Krldel, public utilities and construction firms vith fireplace. Hot water gas- Broad'and Front St. 741-5300 for ap- :hroughout U.S.A. Will undertake *al«i Doctors, Dentists, Lawyers, Etc. putntrnent promotion on. local, regional or na- 741-6900 ired heat. Attached oversized tional basis. Write to P.O. Box 97, 24-Hour Service two-car garage. Black topped Little Silver, K. J. or telephone (201) ANTIQUES-BROWSE IN RED "Well, see, he hurt himself and his mommy is HELP WAMED-Male-Female "41-0425. ' BANK'S NEWEST ANTIQUE kissing it better." Riverview Towers driveway. Formal grounds. SHOP. $38,500. 'IZZERIA FOR BAL.B — Fully Rellui rrom old House a, mantels, odd- GENERAL FACTORY eqquippei d to run including oven, re- ties, furniture, chandelier*. Special FOR SALE PETS AND LIVESTOCK 28 Riverside Avenue, Reel BahkT N, J. frlfrigeratorl , etc. Low rent. 11,873, Call Wi week — A copper still, $25. Com* DENNIS K. BYRNE /No Rotating Shifts M2-1309 or 741-19T4. and have coriee with us. Rental Office Open Daily 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. TO BE SOLD SATURDAY, 10 A;M. AKC AIREDALE PUPPIES - Home REALTOR-INSUROR" ^PERMANENT WORK TAVERN WITH PROPERTY - SO, GRACE A. SCHOLL TO 6 P.M. EXQUISITE COLLEC- bred. Expellent pedigree. Show or Phone: 741-1732 000 required plus dollar for dollar TION — China... comprising Limoge, pets. Great companion dogs. 741*3347. West River Road Rumson %%': lor stock. EDWIN 8. STARK, Real, 10 W. Front St. 842-2927 Red Bank Austrian, Canton, Roie Medallion, lor, 1355 Hwy. 35, Haslet. 264-0333. Royal Bayreuth, Royat Doulton, Co- CHOCOLATE MINIATURE POODLES Phone 842-1150 ^ W «6 a leading manufacturer ot FLAGPOLES AND FLAGS penhagen, German and English pieces —Males. AKC registered. Call KEYPORT AREA - 3 rhllel from Ball Lob. •GltBtlNe equipment. Excellent growth White enameled steel poles with flag cloisonne, etc. Cut Glass, bowla, 787-3906 MEMBER MULTIPLE potential and Irinte benefits: Experl- top ornament and halyard. 18' pole vases, etc. Demitasae cups, saucers, 6oc* preferred but not neceiaary for: MONEY TO LOAN BROWN MINIATURE AKC registered . LISTING : • Electronic Assemblers complete with dag $17; 22' pole com- good assortment. Platters, figurinen, GREEN GROVE GARDENS plete with flag $30.80. In stock. Ivory pieces, etc. Pressed glass com- poodle at stud. Call • Mechanical Assembler* REFINANCE YOUR MORTGAGE — 264-3431 • Stock Clerk To consolidate all your bills or any potes,, pitchers, etc. English and Vh ROOMS (ONE BEDROOM) $105 RUMSON other purpose. Up to 30 years to re- RED BANK LUMBER American silver such aa Georgian : Apply: 9 a.m. « 4 p.m. •earl and Walt, Red Bank 741-5500 sterling silver service set, souvenir SAINT BERNARD — SIX months old. pay. Confidential, lminedlate service. Papers. $50. Call FOUR ROOMS (ONE BEDROOM) $130 Jxcellent Colonial home, 5 yeari^ ipoons, etc., too numerous to men- r Call (or appointment. BUY-RITE >TJR COLLECTIONS — Pewter Das- tion. RUSCIL'B SYCAMORE GREENS 842-2836 oung. Four large bedrooms, three REALTY, 787-1010, (Broker). cet $5, music stand S<, bird cage $3, 36 Sycamore Ave., Little Silver. 741- FIVE ROOMS (TWO BEDROOMS) $160 taths, 25' living room with fireplace, - rSTEPHENSON Vermont crock U, agate mold S2 DALMATIAN PUPS — AKC regll formal dining room, den 22' kitchen i. "Saving lives Is' our business." National Geographic Magazines 1925. tered. 11 weeks. AH shots. Reduced SWIM CLUB FOR TENANTS with dinette, first floor laundry. At- B While Rd. ' Shrewsbury. N. J. from $89 to $65 .Call 591-1028 tached two-car garage. On one acre INSTRUCTION tin, wooden, glassware, jewelry, but- NEW AND UBED GUITARS — Am- FREE HEAT. COOKING GAS, HOTWATER AND AIR CONDITIONING torn, foreign maps 10C-S2S. Tues., Prl. with patio and river views. Al value- AINTINO—All Media. Private les- plifiers and drums. Up t* 40% off list CASH PAID for pedigreed litters. Do reduced to 103,300. can ui todty. Bat., 104 p.m., 6! Peterg PI, Red price on new equipment. Up to 75% not have to be registered. Good T.V. ontTphont outlets, 12 cu. (t. refrigerators, parking and walk-In, storage FACTORY- WORK aons or organized groups only. Lonia Bank. ' EHhyvoulou. Studio 21. 31 Broad BL. off list price on used equipment. AN- homes found for older dogs. 531-8854 facilities. Spacious roomi, large closets, walk to ihopplng plaza, buies and Ja,te PERMANENT openlnw (or Bed Bank. 7(1-6356. DERSON'S, 30 Broad St., Red Bank,' school. . JOSEPH G. McCUE.JNC. and females. MUST work ro- MAHOGANY BUFFET - Breaktront, OALEVIN PET SHOP DIRECTIONS: Garden stale exIMU ta 36. east on 3s to Airport Shopping dining room table and aix chairs, BEAUTIFUL—King size maple book- Monmouth shopping Center ., tint shifts, starting $2.35'i per hour 1150. Call 222-5397. Plaza, turn left, then two blocks lo model apartment. From 35, (J. M. REALTOR (On April lat., 52.47',* per hour) COMPUTER CAREERS case head board and frame $75. King 542-1273 Field!) to Hazlet Ave., turn left to Middle Road, straight ahead. plui shift differential. OVERTIME. business, industry and government alze spread and blankets (15. Mahog- This week's special 30 Ridge Rd. Rumien 'AINTED French style double bed Turtles 79c Excellent fringe benefits. Drive to atart with ECPI training. Day and with box spring, mattress. Perfect any single bed, excellent box spring See Manager in Apartment 72 842.0444 Exit 120, Garden State Faraway, right •veolnrj- Oaii ECPI at 642-2800 or and foam mattress <35. Small family condition. Matching lied tallies. An- MOBILE DOG OROOMINO turn on Matawan Rd., left turn on visit ECPI, 26S MonmoutlTPirk Hwr., Iqu8 4-drawer pint cbest. M2-O915 Frlgldaire »25. 747-1758 starting Mar. Member MultipU Lilting CUffVvood Ave. to plant. Apply in per Weit Long Branch. Mil. • WE COME TO YOU •on at Personnel Office. Lfter «. EDEN ACRE 842-4039 APARTMENTS TWO MITER-CUTTER MACHINEB— WANTED TO RENT TOP JOBS FOR THE SURFBOARD — Good condition: B'V. BASTES BUNNIES $2.50 apiece. All $34,900 (90, Call Por picture frame or trimming work. FOUR-ROOM FURNISHED APART- MIDLAND GLASS CO. Call 291-9371. colors. OFFICE SPACE WANTED CUFFWOOD AVE. COMPUTER GENERATION 542*1542 946-4865 MENT—All utilities. 1110 per rocmUi. FORT MONMOUTH. N. J. Sprint; It jiut around tht corner. tum< OLIFFW00D, fi. J. eii IBM 360 la hers for student ln- BPECIAL BUYS AT RED BANK Couple only. 166 Center Ave., Kesnt- INITED STATES GOVERNMENT de- mer cannot be far behind. Move Into ual• Opportunity Employer. itmctlons. PRE-SPRING STORE — Walnut «ecretary- P.O. Xnroll now in day or night oluin. CIL'B, 25 10. Front St., Bed Bank. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPY — 1 be kept strictly confidently. Red Bank. Free placement assistance. Approved day, £r!day ana Saturday only. Call Red Bank, on bus line. Adults only. .9180. Nine-week-old male, black and tan. Phone before 12 noon 741-5038. EDWARD A. HANLON TELLER AND CLERK — Financial Cor veterans. . • . AKC registered. Will sell this house- Offers will be received until 1:30 D,m 60 ENOLJBH PUAZA RED BANK 1 Institution, Monmouth County. Fringe MINIATURE ro'lltop desk and chair 20" POWER MOWER broken beauty for $50. Stan Lerner, THRSBJ ROOMS — Unfurnished, 172 EST, Frl., April 4, 1969. Realtor benefits and paid vacations. Write 20. Two green Antique velvet chairs, Used one season. $io- ' 531-8854. Carr Ave., Keansburg. 787-1846 eve- 504 Shrewsbury Ave. P.O. Box 2, 8tatlon'B, Long Branch. 747-4647 slipcovers, S75. 7U-5120. Call 717-5912 nings. aples of Solicitation for offers num- New Shrewsbury, N. J. 017J4 FEMALE BEAGLE — 8 months old, or 2 PRA (69) • 29 may be obttl: , Members Multiple Listing IREWOOD FOR SALE - |S TRUNK AKC registered. Excellent features for MEN - WOMEN HOTPOINT — Electric range, 40", THE LODGE APARTMENTS — 'om the following source: Our nrm needs U to start immediate- MERCHANDISE LOAD. CALL ihlte. Good condition. Automatic ov- show dog. call after 6 p.m. 991-7332 747-9053 or 542-2961 Keansburg. Well furnished Immacu- NEED A BIG DEN7 I; No experience. We train. 4115- timer. r»40. Call 747-2902. 1ENERAL SERVICES ADMDJISTRA' ItfO li> Hart. Call 7M-401&. • late three-room apartment, laundro- This charming home has one. 17H3 FOlt SALE LAW BOOKS AND OFFICE EQUIP. LARGE dining room table, six chairs PROFESSIONAL POODLE GROOM mat and parking. »US per month In- TION and Is centrally alr-condlUoned. Could 1IBNT — At 114 First Ave., Atlantic NURSES' AIDES AND ORDERLIES 25. Couch *7. Playpen «5. Call 741- ING. We groom to please. cludes utilities. Adults, 17 Collins St., UBLIC BUILDINO SBRVIOE be used as a fourth bedroom. Muter Highlands. Call 191-0005. Call 542-5550 if AlFshirts, starting $1.78 per hour, HA"? FOR lALB 6417. 787-1532. PACE MANAOEMENT DIVISION bedroom also air-conditioned. Then rilll fringe DeneflU. DO NOT PHONE IBo a bale and . up. Alio atraw. AKC BLONDE COCKER SPANIEL 2« Federal Plaia, Now York, N. Y, are two more large bedrooms, Sepa- Apply- in person, Atlantic Highlands 462.9273 SUM-BOARD — Weber Peither pin- RETINA II C camera, 2.8 RED BANK — Four rooms over store TELEPHONE 212-214-4200 rate dining room, fireplace In living til, 8'S". For Information, 671- lens, 1/500 sec. Made In Europe. Best PUFFY — Male, All shots. Lovable, near Marine Park. *120 payi every- room, attaohed two-oar garage. Fun Nursing Home, 8 MIddletown Ave., healthy. 787-9021. Atlsntlc Highlands. TTPXV7RITXRS, ADDZ24f> maohlnea. « offer. 542-O780. thing. Call after 5. 741-8906. basement Deep lot on' on» of Fair Haven's finest residential streets. Con- All makes new or uied. Guaranteed. POLAROID CAMERA — With extra IRISH SETTER — 8 months old FURNISHED ROOMS Low as 125. Serplco's 101 llonmoutta DININS ROOM SET — Bedroom Ml, male, champion alre and dam. Mov- TWO-ROOM furnished apartment. venient to transportation, stores and IDEAL OPPORTUNIIT •t Next to Uemter. 7»7-Otas. wrought Iron dinette set, trundle-bed, 130. Call 747-3866 ing, must sell. $125. Call 787-7089. Utilities Included. No pets. 219 Mon- schools. Fine planting and fir trees. wing chair, descon's bench, etc. liter S p.m. mouth St.. Red Bank. ' LAROE ROOM - With bath. prlTa A .home to be enjoyed. See tt to- entrance. 747-1041. AKw I p.m. ei Turn ipare time Into extra dollati. DESKS II! up F1LKB, tablll, chain, Many small Items. 747-4312. SEWING MACHINES — Vacuum AKC K-9 CUT1ES day! Asking 143.900. ~i ysnir own tou. adding machlnei, t/pwrlterf,. office cleaners, Rentals, Repairs. Free pick- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Two bed- COUCH AND CLUB CHAIR — Al SIZZLING HOT rooms, J110 plus lieat. Month's secur- equipment, etc., at bargain prices. up and delivery. ALLSEW SHOPPES IOTEL AND HOT.EL ROOMS —» and inurestlni builneia. New or used AAC DESK OUTLET. most new. Mediterranean style, cof- 46 Church St., Keansburg. 495-0177 ity. 12 Seventh Ave., after 3 P-m. HALL BROS., Realtor! ree table and two end tables. Four DOS SALE week and up. Maid service. Cl Rl 35, Oakhurst 631-3960, 872-1773. Alpine Manor, Highlands. 813 River Rd. 7U-78M Fair Haven do you know? used tires. In good condition. 13x6 l20~BASS ACCORDION and two lUrf Instant Credit FURNISHED Member Multiple Lilting Service ^1-6338. hoards. Good condition. Call PUP OOES HOME WITH YOU NOW EXTRA LARGE ROOM — Kltcbe Open 7 Pays RENT A TY 671-2453 MONMOUTH BEACH — Beautifully ..r'&formatloii writ* Box N-lll, The SERVICE BAR — Csn also b« uied Poodles, all colors, -from $95. Puga furnished former model apartment with privileges, parking space. Close Palljr HerUttr, Red But, H. j. Color or black and white. Day, week as kitchen (Ink unit. Value 1316, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS — Ping pong' West Highland Whites, Yorkshire Ter- wall-to-wall carpeting, strikingly dec- bus and train. Man only. Apply COLTS NECK or month. Lou rates. BAYSKCP.E TV asking 1175. Never used. 671-9360. table, equipped. »20. ola»s - top riers, Scotties, Toy Fox Terriers, orated. Living room', dining area plus 157 Maple Ave., Red Bank. ANXIOUS SELLER LEAVINO BMVBRS—FuU or part time. Apply 34 Church St., Keansburg. 7n-«00. wrought Iron table and chairs. Ex- Dachshunds,* Irish Setters, Bedllngtorj bedroom with twin beds. Larga walk- 6-BEr>ROOM. 214 BATH HOUSE »:30 a.m.-l:30 p.m.. Murphy Bus ser- cellent condition -Maytag dryer J50. Terriers, Skye Terriers, German Shorl in etoseu. Large private patio. Avail- URNISHED ROOM — Betwee LANDSCAPED BY NATURE r TOR|RO 78" Professional Lawnj howt'r. Hair Pointers, Cocker Spaniels, St. - i,-KB Bt. 33, MIddletown (Near threreia reels. In excellent condition S40O. Kenmore washer J20. Ladles' golf able January 15 for only *250 per Hwy. 35 and 36, Palmer Ave. Ca ionan a). clubs, complete beginners set, J25. Bernards and fabulous Great Danes. monUl on two year lease. Call Real- 787-9573. Smallest bedroom 13x9. Large coun- Two wheel utility trailer, 8x19, en. FREE LIFE INSURANCE POLICIE doted ateel, deck. Six ply tires and HAMMOND One round outside table with um- dent Manager, Elver * Surf Club try kitchen and beamed celling family BXPBRT HAIR rTYLIST—For digni- ALL PUPS HEALTH GUARANTEED LEONARDO — Large furnished rool shocks, $325. Call alter 6. 747-OU2. brella. 1525. Etc. 747-3125. Apartments, 222-8309. room combined. Sxlth bedroom oi fied beauty salon, catering to a fine Permanent shots, wormed. Lowei with wide sea view. walk-In closet den downstairs. Centrally air eon< refrigerator, private bath. Beparal Clientele, located at the Jersey Shore. MOVING - MUST SELL- - 15 Prices. Best Quality. SEA BRIGHT — A beautiful UlL dltloned. other eztru. Asking |H,000. Tear-around position. Call 531-B0J2. At- volume Encyclopedia, Jr., oil burner, 3 E Front St. Red; Bank mtrance. 180. utilities Included. Aval •tor a p.m. 831-OMS. PIANOS-ORGANS ORGAN washing machine. 18" black and room apartment, completely furnished [bin now. Call 291-9334 after t p.: 747-3634 Ready for oqcupancy. 842-1794. white TV. Folding cot, baby crib, ruRNISHED ROOM — Business gen. MARSHAL P. WHITFIELD WAITERS AND WAITRESSES — Full Lots or trade-tni from }Z5. TrucK tape recorder. Many more. Best offer. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — Realtors Papers, shots. Wormed. Mostly blac MIDDLETOWN — Three rooms and leman only. 747-1201 between 10 a.m. tirne and van-Urn*, over 21. Call loads of new pianos and organs Just 842-2086. bath, furnlnhed. Private balcony. ind 4 p.m. S. Holmdel Rd. Holmdel »«M473 Ml-1500, arrived. Spinet pianos from $465 Com- STUDIO wllh silver. $55 to 375. 222-1510. Nice. All utilities Included. 671-3708. plete players — new and used. Rentals GROCERY SHELVES AND GONDO- INGLE BOOMS - Clean, comfort' PPJESSER — EXPERIENCED. J!AS_ imperial Frlgldaire, Silent TWO BEAGLES - 14 months. Start JUST REDUCED 'rom 87c a week. OF ASBURY PARK ed. Call RED BANK — Three rooms fur- bble. Reasonable. Gentleman prs- •TBADV EMPLOYMENT. MIDDLE- Knight 9000 btu's air conditioner. In- lered. 92 Wallace St. 741-53B2. Truly gracious living ta this four- TOW AREA. CALL MR. LEVEY Own dally 'til 9: Sat 'Ul 1:30 quire Sat. at 114 First Ave.. Atlantic 787-5780 nished. Adults. No pets. bedroom, three-bath Rumson home. FOR INTERVIEW, 222-8000. Come see our Warehouse 741-6421 ITTRACTIVE - Nicely furnished Sunny rooms and river view. Ultra "Just for Fun" _ Highlands. SIAMESE KITTENB — Chocolate. BRAND NEW Male, female, CFA registered. Cham- oom. Private, light cooking. For gen- modern kitchen. Whole house excep- HAIR STYLIST — Full and part DICTATION RECORDING MACHINE KEANSBURO — Furnished small leman. 741-8394. tionally well constructed with most time. Salary plui lane commission. FREEHOLD KTMBALL PIANO * SPINET PIANO —J30 Electric floor polisher, 135. pion stock. Lively, lovable. 536-3363, one-bedroom cottage for single per- expensive materials. Only 169,300. Top caliber Won. 568-3222. ORGAN WAREHOUSE Full keyboard, 3 ped&li, keyboard cov- 542-1839. ENGLISH SETTER — 11 months old, son. Immediate occupancy- Call after flLERK — Part-time, nljht hours 44 South Bt Freehold er, bench, delivery fret tuning &t your VANITY AND BENCH - China clos- $50. 164 Rosewood Ave., Long Brani' 6, 842-5203. .. THOMPSON ASSOC. •3M188 4S2-4730 222-1344. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REALTOR • id weekends.BUrtlng pay $1.75 per borne, 15 year guarantee, traditional et FM tuner, 1»" TV, 9*9 Explorer i% ROOM APARTMENT — Oroucd fifcur. Must be 21 or over. Apply in or contemporary style. GALLERY OF HOMES KITCHEN CABINET UNIT — 21' tent, EJlson cylinder phono-records, TWELVE-WEEK-OLD MALE GER- floor. All furnished. Inquire in trie HOUSES FOR SALE - to W. RIVER RD., RUMSON ion, KRAUSZER'B FOOD STORES Formllca top with back splash, dou- SPECIAL PRICE: chair, floor lamp. 787-6230, Bat. MAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — Csl rear of 144 Monmouth St.. Red Bank. First Av*., Atlantic Highlands. r ble sink. Excellent condition. 8*2-1197. 8NOWBLOWER 747-2214. WBDDINO OOWN — Of Cllantllly Like new, $50. KEANSBURO — Three nice clean 1 FREE TO GOOD HOMES — Sevei rooms and bath. Older couple only. RED BANK-Kenovated three- HISTORIC SITE lace, Aiencon and Peau de Sole. $525 «35 Poole Ave., Union Beacn^ beautiful puppies. RESTAURANT HELP . Detachable Watteau train. Spray o! Oil beat. ISO plus utilities. Chateau Almost 200 years young. Excellent VICTORIAN MAHOOANY CHEST — 2648786 Realty, Real Estate, 215 carr Ave., bedroom Colonial. One block condition. Wldeboard floors. Living appliques on gown and train. Head 775-9300 room with fireplace, dining room, - WAITRESSES piece of crystal and pearl. No veil. $75 Antique rush bottom 8' long dea- AKC BLACK STANDARD POODLE— Keansburg. 787-M84. from town center. Full base- 300 Main Bt Aabury Pirk con's bench. $175. Modern din ng ta- family room with fireplace three WAITB.RS "lie 12. »120. 281-1058. after « p.m. Eight months old. Call bedrooms and room for more. Three- SECOND COOK ble, walnut. $85. Modern 90" sofa. 872-0299 THREE ROOMS - Furnfifhed, Cou- ment, detached two-car garagi COUNTER ARRANGEMENT — Se- ROUND OAK dining room tabla $20. Stauffer reducing couch, ua. car garage. All on over one acre HIGHLY DESIRABLE JOB! pie. 108 Catherine St., of beautiful landscaping. 147,500. .-., AT AN EXCLUSIVE curity ateel. All gray with Hnoleum Story A Clark parlor organ and New O.E. toaster-oven, $20. Typewrit- GERMAN SHORT HAIR POINTER- Red Bank Offered at $23,900. .. CLUB RESTAURANT top 86" long, 30V4" wide. 44" high. bench, circa 1880, piano stool. 747-3649 er table. $5. Books, 25c each. Other Seven-week-old female. AKC regli (NB FOR APPOINTMENT Contains center cash drawer, two let- things. 741-7866. tered. Call after 5 p.m. 583-1(65. WEART-NEMETH ELA WILTSHIRE AGENCY ter size file drawers and two storage TWO BLACK NAUOAHYDE COUCH- COMMERCIAL RENTALS cabinets with adjustable shelves. 1200. ES — Walnut trim, matching tables. STORE FRONT METAL DOOIl -3' TINY TOY POODLES — AKC am Realtor! To Inspect, C111V7U-69O0. Ask for Mr. H» complete. Like new. 5421074 wide lull glass panel, pre-hung In shots. Phone & NICOLETTI 1480 Ocean Ave. a Bright GIL MORRIS Mayer. f«m. with lock and heavy duty 291-3940 OFFICES - (Private) In large relte. ' 845-0004 842-1303 UPRIOHT PIANO — 1150. Call 776- checks. Like new. Worth $240, for »75. SIAMESE BLUE POINT KITTENS - As small as 70 sq. It. All services AGENCY Evenings after T 8B66 or stop at American Speedome- 671-O017 Two females. Eight weeks okl. $25 as desired. ExecuHye Center. 1 Main RUMSON 229-428* SINGER ZIG ZAG ter Co., Inc., 1643 Hwy. 35. Oakhurst. St. Eatontown. 542-3261. ' lisa MODEL PAIR OF CZECH RUBY OLAS3 LUS- each. Call 946-8613. REALTOR OWNER ANXIOUS TO SELL . Repossessed. Makes buttonholes, mono- LIGHT BLUE ENOLISH WIND TRBS — All prlsmi, *75 a pair. GOOD WATCHDOG — Pour yean WAREHOUSE STORAGE BPAd! - Charming four-bedroom Colonial on grams, blind hems, all without attach- CHAIR — A-l. English leather top Pair ot early French lamp bales, mixed breed, part terrier. Owner toe Approximately' 1300 sq. ft Call 102 WEST FRONT ST. beautiful tree-shaded one acre lot. Liv- PIANO TEACHER ments. Fay otf 953.60 balance cash or colfee table, planters on either end, original mountings, numbered, frrn ing room with fire-place, cozy paneled old and ill to care for dog. $20 tc den, living room, spacious kitchen, VOCAL AND PIANO TEACHER S3 monthly. Trade-in accepted. two shelves. 741-4207 after 5. 1125 a pair. Two cut Bla«s lamps. good home. 671-0585. 741-2240 flood i pay. Pleasant surroundings. Silver bases, 27" high, »50 each. 842- 2H baths. A bargain ->t f!»,500. CREDIT DEPARTMENT 251-5553 MODERN OFFICES - Singles or Call 842-1492 LSNBVE MUBIC SCHOOL, M«-«33. O.E. ELECTRIC RANGE — M0, O.E 6324. _^_^_ GERMAN SHEPHERD PUFP1EI suites, own parking. Colonial Jty« Member of Red Bant AlK for Mrs. Nelson. TV CONSOLE MAGNAVOX refrigerator, 120. Good condition. 291. FOR SALE. CALL EVENINGS SWEENEY AGENCY, Realtors building. Heat, lull maintenance, air Multiple Listing Service 103a Ocean Ave^ Sea Bright . Best otter. 1588. 671-1675 conditioning optional. Reasonable ren- SSRVICE REPRESENTATIVE -To Call 872-0884 ftmdle specialized advertising pro- MACHINERY FOR SALE PUPPIES — Pedigreed. Mother poo tals, 10 Soring St, Red Bank. Call BABY GRAND PIANO STORE FIXTURES AND FURNI- die; father terrier. $35. Call TU-D3M. AN IDEA: SAVE TIME: HOLMDEL gram, Must be able to preient your- TURE — National cash register, coun leif well to the public. Apply EBSCO H50 1965—M ABBEY FERGUSON dlesel 741-0175. Uk tor Horns Buyers' Gutdt: BL Coming now — an exclusive residen- 747-9210 ter, safe, shelving, etc. UNION LAUN baekho" front end loader with two OFFICE SUITE - 756 •«, It. In •* ihure, photos: Greater Red Bank, tial area Choose open or wooded one- INDUSTRIES, Inc., Shrewsbury Ave. DRY CO., 500 Upper Broad 8t ST. BERNARD — 10 months. A cellent location. Desirable for anr pro- turn no n, other areas. Homes, Estates, Opposite Airport. buckets and fork lift Call 7874816 af- acre lot with city water and lota of Shrewsbury. 741-2228. 6 •hots. Houscbroken. $200. Must see ti fession Call 747-3730 between » and 5. Jver-Oceanfront Proper tie i. MulUpl privacy. Easy accqM to parkway. ALUMINUM SIDING appreciate. 787-1040. p platings. Open 7 days. Bell Labs and commuter ner vices. Last sale of the 'winter. Call Shrews- HI RISER BED — With two mat- CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT 3500 SQ. FT. — Light manufacturing Call ua and we'll show you how to SITUATIONS WANTED-Female bury Aluminun tressefl, perfect condition. $50. Cal TRAILER — Tilt type, small, low AKC SILVER TOY POODLE — Sas LLA WILTSHIRE ASENC plan your ruture home. CARL F. bury Aluminum for free estimate. 741- safraa line, male and female. $150. ,01, for lease^ 0175. . H, 741-6462 after 4 p.m. bed. MM. Two diamond tipped mason- Realtors ZKLLERB, Realtor, M4MU3. ry saw blades, 10" and 12_\ Gasoline $175. Call 946-4642. itAID — Sleep In. British West In- 1480 Ocean Ave. Sea Brig' 1968 8YLVANIA console color .TV. 8' POOL TABLE — S20. air compressor, small, 291-9371. SHREWSBURY SHOPPING CENTER 342-0004 8HRE.WRBURY — A large, well l&nd- dian. Available in about five months. Call REGISTERED HANDSOME EIGH1 icaped corner lot Is the letting for *350. Call YEAR APPALOOSA GELDING —Ex —Stores and offices, 2500 aand 1200 Excellent relerences. Attorney. Week- 291-0348 sq. ft Call 531-9308.• -j- roMS RIVER - Nine room Bl-level thla npiclous four-bedroom home with days. (2121 833-8701 cellent show and pleasure horse. Will- five rears old. Excellent condltlor two batha,' fireplace and lull base- ANTIQUE CURIO CABINET —Ha O.E. REFHIOERATOR-FKEEZER, 12 MERCHANDISE WANTED Ing lumper. Will deliver. $395. 446-7358 ment. Many extras Included. Asking IL1ABLE WOMAN—Wlsnei to take cu. ft. two-door. Separate controls. sonvetilent to shopplnt. churches an beveled mirrored back and In beautl. MIXED BREED — Male, 19 months. •chools Four bedrooms, 1(4 bathi $34,900. Call 741-5100. JAMES A- CUR- ..i^f. children in h« home. Will ftu condition. Period 1G4O and I860, Low price. M6-8B24. ANTIQUES — Tiffany Itnu. toys, fur- HOUSES FOR RENT LEY, Realtor, 669 Broad St., Shrews- ikro" them If desired. Call 7<7-26O9. niture" china, paintings, statuary, win., Raised with children. Obedience spacious living rooirt,' formal dtnlni Price (200. Call 4621860 or 462-2735. STEBL SHELVES — 24x48, othe trained. All shots. 542-5288. room, eat-In sanltas 'kitchen with al bury...... lighting fixtures. Carved oedt dining 185 to $350 Per Month MTBRESTED IN PART-TIME sizes. Six oak stoDls, 24" high, S12. roVm pieces Copper Kettle Antiques, appliances, wall-to-wall carpeting, ele EXERCISE BICYCLE - Practlcall: BEDLINGTON TERRIERS — Pup THE BERG AGENCY vated sun deck. Lower level • aptclov MONMOUTH BEACH—Charming Co- TOBK — Mornings onljr. Diversified new. Heavy duty massaging belt, Boiler return pump and tank, 125. Osihurst 531-1699 or ra-ma. , lce skills; sl«o experienced in Med- Work benches, (10 ea. M4-526B pies. Like lamps, non shedding. Cham- RI u Mlddletoi mahogany paneled room with hug lonial Mint condition. 27' sunken liv- Similar condition. Fries |190 each. pion stock. Before 8 p.m. 928-0254. . 671-1000 , brick fireplace, laundry room, garagi ing room with fireplace, paneled din- r receptionist work, Public rela- Call 462-1860 or 462-2735. COLLECTOR - Warm oil toy train*, ana and Recreation field. Try mi. HEAVILY hand carved solid maYiog any condition. Pay cash or will trade. Many extras! No AGENTS Call (o Ing room, den wltli fireplace, two APPROXIMATELY — CO so. yds. ot any three-piece bedroom set. was ex- H.O., 027, 0. standard gauge. 774-3T10. WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - appointment after J p.m. 341-M1S. h*ths, three bedroomi. Many extras. rVlfe Box B-171, The Daily Register, hlblted at St. Loula World's: Fair 1903. Must be seen. *3T,5O0. Principals on- ' •' Bank. alt wool used carpeting and padding, REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- beige, sculptured pattern. Reasonable Custom built A handsome show WANTED! — Large rids cymbal for ate occupancy. SAMUEL TEICHER :TTLE SILVER — Three bedroomi ly. 222-6781. ,n«, HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR offer will be accepted. Call 462-1860 or piece, only one made. S7S0. Matawan. drum set Marine radio for 12 volt APARTMENTS AGENCY, Oceanport Ave.. Oceanport :wo baths. Den or fourth bedroon _ 8755. On The Next Page> tion two weeks In July. Can swlrr condition. Call 747.3900. Chinese and Perilan and 3 bedrooma 5421105, dally 9-5. and ha* driver's license, call 741 your own home IMS patterns. Plafltl montll THD KIRWAN CO., REAL- bonded waterfast papers, scree Also Wall Tapestrlei TORS." Belford. 787-5500. W. Keani- 3T23 between 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. SNOW BLOWER — AMB" Husky, j FRIEDMAN QALLERMB 774-3143 MONMOUTH BEACH - Beautiful, prints, clothback. vinyls, matching fab h.p., 26". Call large Two • bedroom ' apartments burg 787-6600. Hazlet. 2W-7100. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE CAPABLE WOMAN desires day rlcs. Some ai low as 90c single rol 842-4736 NOW IB THE TIME TO SELL YOUR Large closets. Large private patio, RIVER PLAZA — Cnpe Cod. Three Quick delivery to your door. Wo obi OUNS — New and old. Please calf Laundry radices. Parking. Heat and bedrooms, living room, dining room, gallon, Call 717-4729. DININO HOOM SET — Light walnut. 26(4600. . hot water supplied. From $185. Ca! Five pieces with hutch. Good condl- full cellar. Tenant pays utilities. J1T0 ,'BRIBNCBD WOMAN wishes Resident Manager, River A Surf Clul 91.00 A BAG SALE tlon. S135. 201-3243. MAGIC — Turn your old stuff Into Apts., 25 Park Rd. 222-8309. per month, 747-4096. '•.work. Call money. We buy anything over 40 W. KEANSBURO — Newish Ply THE DOWSTRA AGENCY St. Agnes Thrift Shop, Minn tic High- BROWN CAnPETS — 12x12, $35, 14x years old. our attic. 531-8854. RED BANK — 3U room apartment. IB $35. Good condition. Lsmps, 15 mouth home Semi-detached. Throe •JShSfc: • lands. March 5, 7. B, 10. 12, 14, Modern garden development. Air con- rooms, bath. Heat nnd hDl water In- 18th. 291-2156. each. Call 741-61)73. WANTED - BABY GRAND PIANO— ditioned. See manager, 239 Spring St 91 EAST FRONT STREET Please call cluded. $100 per month. 787-3O04 af, !sri!UATIONS WANTED-Male ATLANTIC TRADING POST — 17 •ARAOE BALE Apartment E .D. ter 3 p.m. • Grand Ave., Long Branch. Antiques, Frl., Sat. and 8un. 291-0(20 ' 741-8700 CARBTAKER-OARDHNEH — Mai UNFURNISHED TWO - BBDROOV KEANSBURO - Heart of town. china glaan and used furniture Wed. 90 Lynn Court, Belford. THRIFT SHOP AT HOME — I have APARTMENT * — Newly remodeled, rled! school sge children, desire and Frl. 6-10 p.m., and Sat. and Sun. buyers for pianos, rockers, dressers Three-room cottage for working or $100. all utilities. One-month security. retired couple. $35 per month. - 355 eitlie work. Life experience all phai. 10-6 pm. Buy and flell 221-3838. old oak furniture, etc. 20% commis- 13 Huddy Ave., Highland". 872-1811. ;. gardening, ejtate rnalntenam-e BEST TOP SOIL Carr 'Ave. 787-0404. NEW PAIR HAVEN RANCH. Living room, formal dining room. iV Good till dirt, blue stone, road gravel, sion charged on anything sold. 871 greenhouse, machinery. Handy wilt FOLEY unused lawn mower sharp 93«0. UNFURNISHED RED BANK — Foul OCEANPORT — UnfurnlnhM sm«ll fool"' Write Boxholder, P.O. Box 303 ener for Halo — Must sell because Ol sand, etc. Bulldozing, and backhoe ser. room apartment with l1^ baths. Heal kitchen* den, 3 bedrooms, 2 bath. Porchi^tull basement. Ready for Jm* vice. Eckel's Trucking, Morganvllle, ANTIQUES - Palntlngl, N.J. Atlas, two bedroom bungalow. $135 po Bed iBank. ulclcneis. Call utter 4, 787-B282 and water furnished. Couplo only. Nc month plus utilities. Ideal for newly, 591-9707. Eitotes purchased and appraised 741- pets. Lease required. March 1st oc mediate occupancy, A real opportunity tor, tht ntw house affictionodo. AMFEQ GEMINI VI — Perfect con 2003. The Hudson Shop, Inc., 61* weds or older couple, Ufle of wanhcr cupancy. $140 a month. E.A. ARM and dryer Included. Immediate occu- ditlon. 70 wnttfl. AnklnR |1SO. Musi Brosd St.. Shrewsbury. , S39,50O. / klNESS OPPORTUNITIES crll fant. 671*2216. DOORS, DOORS — STRONG AGENCY. Realtor, M5 Pro pancy. Minimum of six month ICSKC OLD FURNITURE — Antique*! china, peel Ave., Little Silver. 741-4500. required. Call between 11 a.m. anil 12x15 LEEB NYLON CARPET — Nil SECONDS glasswRro, art objects and bric-a-brac, 3:30 p.m. 842-312(1. After 3:30 p.m . •? green. $70. flood condition. In our bnnement — finally arrived FREEHOLD. — Furnlfihcd or unfui priced from $2.95 to $4.»5 — «twC immediate cash for anything and ev- nlshcd apartment, flood location. Fui and Bat. call 542-0793. 7A7-3M2 erything Rusoll's 25 Eut Front St, NEW SPLIT LEVEL. OLDB VILLAGE SECTION OP RUMSON. Living flush floors Uian or nircli — iom nlnhed efficiency. 462.1596. ", DUPLEX DBSK — $35, old wlcltcr hamper (12, cut out fur lock and hinges — read' 741-1603 - NATIONAL BRAND RE3D BANK — 1 and 2-bedroom u Inquire st 134 Maple Ave., Red Bank room, dlnlno area,- Wtctienr-M1 3OT«~T«m/-r, Aluo 13'B, 405-0623. dent mnnnRfr, Itlver and Hurf Clul WANTED TO RENT POODLE GROOMING landscaped with beautiful trees. Fencing. A real opportunity for ths Old OETTINd MARHIKD?—And finip CLEARANCE SALE ApU. 2.1 I'ark Kfl. 222.83011. E.p.ri-encs helpful, bur not Ixiok Tor yrllow tng for npncltil By profrsnlr>nal» at BrtlGOSON KEN- ToNO~TmAV PKOKRBBIONAL DOG OROOMINCI— roilNTItY""rri,lfil~APAliTMK'NTB Prnrl and Wnll, Ittil Himli. 74I-.VMI rurnl'iliiMl (ir nnliirnlfihrd. Tlntoti Av AGENCY, Kt. :l.), Mldilletown. 671-1OM ANTIQUKH — Pin** Pfnnnylvnr.1i lly appointment only. AKC poodli viTlTm' OVAL""^ Pirrstoi'io Drhix ami nchnnti/.er ptipptra, 671-US21. nml rmmtry Club ltd., Enlontmvn. Cu MATIIRK WUHAN Willie 3 or 4r THE DOWSTRA AGENCY Dutch hutch citphonrd, fir en ITT' ('tlsimilon tlrrn nrllliiR U) rrtnil r Pleat* •«"'' brief teium* sm Knrly New KnBlnnd tavern ta r.i;! !m »i. niotUM-ii jiiiuliiH'iit from $Bft to $1111 tonirr" fll wliciloflnln |irlrr/i. Plym ril» I,ON(1 IlItANOlI YMCA announr (rail alter 1} y.w_ 'J(ll.B;im. 91 EAST FRONT STREET to Box B-I6°, Th* Daily hlr. $1(>r> Crll B71-MI71 Chpvrolfft snd Ford nwnpr- 4 fur »IO( en thn tifElurilnK ot III Hi,ring [)..| Vi/Clil>BN~ AI'Ait'Iw,NTn~-" "no lie or 2 for Jtlfp iilli" Ux wllh trulpl riidin uiihlnilnhert. H-'i One-hr-ilntn TiKHPi5iiA~fKLV~NBKii A IITTMK - Rsgiiter, Rsd Bank. HAY FOR HOHflffiH -- Alfalfa «n oWillerioi* (:innnp« liy fllan I.^rnri 741-8700 timothy mixture. AS. Williams. Si Firestone Red Hank. Cloort until «:m Protenfllonnl l)ng Trainer. Heglnlr furnished $140, anil two Ipfilmnii Ilnve ntx rhllilrru. Cnn anynne lirl Went Rlverrtil.5 Ave., New Shrewi p.m. Mnrrh 31. 10119. While 81. nnw to insure a spot tor your dog. MirnlAlieO PilGO. Call 747-4233 alter me? Cnn no •» lll«h as JKW }i:5 bury. Msple Ave. 717-57IK). 5311854. p.m. Call 4D5U0I2. 4. HOUSES FOB SALE 20—THE DAILY REGISTER, Friday. March 7, 1969 BOOTES FOE SALE HOUSES FOR SALE BOUSES FOR KALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOB SALE BOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR. SALE RUM5QN RANCH COLTS NECK-LOW TAXES WALK TO RIVER On 1:7 arfx-ea of t«il o«Ju, full ever- ThU dre*m rtnch on fully wooded Thli well kept ranch hai a unique REDDEN AGENC| treen* tfld flowerint dogwoods, for I^*cre offer* complete privacy. Fo advantage. Walk to Sarewemury River, THE BERG AGENCY TALL TREES UNCROFT i dlKMnlntUivf oouple *tx> wuil a •lowly bftdrooma. Closeto ««lor«. 2H or pJunw In 32' pool In your' back „!• •lfht-y»«r-oM custom built mclou*. e»JHIy kept home. Three ceramic ba-thj. Spacious sunken yard. Large living room with fireplace, REALTORS bom* la ont of Uttle EUlvrr'i mor* CUSTOM BUILT RANCH bedrooms, two baths, Uiu living family room with fireplace. Bnormoui forma! dining room, kitchen wltli 741-9100 ''.•:". •mumble trou. Cetitw hull Hoor pinn, room with -stone Mreplace. A ftpeclil kitchen Mud room and laundry. Its breakfast nook. Three good-size bed- formal dtatnc room, *ai-ln kitchen, CHOICE AREA home for ececUl people. Eves, and Hftit rooms art fully mir conditioned. rooms, two baths, enclosed breeze- $18,900 larft (HUUSIW ftmlly room with fir*- Thin lovrly-lifim* In on Itnriarnptrl on« Sun. call 228-8113. Two-car rum fee. Immediate o< way and Lwo-car garage.- Beautiful Raaltors-lniureri . iCt. 2 Vi b&tlu, three iiedroom i. half acr*. Larjt Hvin» rnnin with (lr«- pancy. 946,000. condition. Many extras. A year-round p!ac*. Tbr*t bprtroomi Bclenct kitch- 741-6336 Mortgage Assumption B>ubt» ^arwj*?. Ontral nir-coniiltlnn- RAHAB8A AGENCY vaoatinn home. Call Immediately, $36,- Member of Hed Bank Ing, cKCCllent CIWH tpAce, I n*pset en I'4 bath*. Two-car garage. Porch REALTOR 500. Uultlpla Listing thli char* In* horn today. Afckinf and patio. And only 4 !>lrker Little Silver HERITAGE AGENCY Low Closing Fees •C.OOO. MARIE A. HOFSKSB, Realtor Willing owner will allow anyone to assume his low interest $28,900 LINCROFT M Rt. H, Uatawan MI1K HALL BROS., Realtors 'MOTHER-IN-LAW WANTE6" HALL BROS., Realtors BEACH AGENCY, Realtor New lilting! Immediate occupancy! 813 River Rd. 741-7680 Fair' Haven mortgage. Sprawling rancher in very good condition.. Three — Immaculate ranch with per- !9» H«y. 35 Mlflitletown. N.J. Immaculate split-level with all Lie Member Multiple Listing Service til Rjvtr Bd. 7«-7(Wl Knfr Hav*n uiual extra*. In unusually fine con- $15,400 Open 7 Dftyi bright, airy bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, spacious living room fect apartment on lower level Member Multlrl* Uillnjt 9n-vle« oprn 7 days SMtfi dition. K»,«X> CARL F. ZELLERS, Four-bedroom house In Red Bulk Open 7 Day* Ivel: 531-47M ReUlor. Mt-IM OaJI lor appointment. 7I1-7M0. RUM8ON and kitchen. All city utilities. $153 per month pays alL Quick for a retired or newly married WATERVIEW occupancy. " ' couple. Main level has attrac- Exceptionally nice three-bedroom HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE maaonry ranch. Pcrrect condition. ALL BUYERS (13,400 DOWN tive living room, spotless kitch- Haay maJrttenanoe. Three-car garage, Oa.ll today, we have the hey. J2-4.2OO. $23,900 en, three bedrooms, two baths. •TKBLINO THOMPSON ASSOC. Downstairs apartment has sit- REALTOR GALLERY OF HOMES Lovely Split Level ting room, bedroom, kitchen 45 W. River Rd. 7*7-0900 Rumion and bath. Central air .condi- Attached Garage tioning. All this for $36,500.", UCE WATERFRONT SPLIT Don't miss this one. Brand new listing. Three huge bedrooms, SOMEONE CAN AFFORD THIS! paneled recreation room with bar, VJj baths, eat-in kitchen Three bedrooms, ZXA batha. Stereo COUNTRY LIVING - N<5w hookup. Balcony overlooking river. In- with, plenty of cabinets. 26' living room. Attached garage. ground, pool, (lock. Many extras on four-bedroom Colonial in beau: beautiful grounds Buy now al $70.- Utility room. Extras include aluminum storms and screens. tiful Colts Neck. Slate foyer, 000. Olll 8NYDETR A&ENCY, RBAL- REALTORS-INSURORS-APPRAISERS TORS, 871-M90, Low interest mortgage can be assumed. pleasant living room, dinliig HERE'S A BLBBPBR THAT MUST VETS $1,200 DOWN NON VETS $2,400 DOWN room, large kitchen, pegged SB SOLD — Three bright bedrooms. 1^ baths, nice living room, formal 3206 Rt. 35, Hazlet . 264-8200 flooring in den, gameroom with dining room and eat-In kitchen. Full fireplace, VA baths, sun deck. MIDDLETOWN — $25,900 BEAUTIFUL SPLIT LEVEL baaement and garage. A gardener's HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE delight at 122,500. B.A. ARMSTRONG Many unusual features. ?55,0O0i This imall but vtry warm homt. coniiiting of In a lovely, wall aitabliihad araa. Thraa large AGENCY. Realtor, 555 Prospect Ave Little Silver. 7U-4500. two bsdreomi, with txpantlon room for two badroomi, thraa bathi, living room with a fira- COLTS NECK ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE mort. - Log burning firtplae* in living room. Dream Colonial, better than new. INCOME PROPERTY - Two placa, dining room, two-car garagt, plus a s FAIR HAVEN - Five-room house on Three bedroomi. 2% batiis. In our H Attichtd g«r*gt, lurrounded by tract; i finc«d 30'X200'. Oood area. Near shops. Prin- 6% 3-room apartments convenient great jalouiiad icravnad in porch. Baat_tjia_ cipals only. 347-MSB. finest area. Please don't brim your in yard and.•xctlUnt araa. Call for an appoint* wlla to see this home, (he'll never Iprlng feuyBrti $48,0007 Art you the qualllfled buyer Interested to everything. New kitchens m»nt. H want to leave. From extra fireplaces In purchasing this three.bedroom HOUSES FOR SALE to paneled family room, lovely wall- rambling ranch? Living room wlttl and baths recently installed. to-wall carpeting, all kinds of extral. brick flrepls.ee, formal dining room, Good income. $21,900. (48,900. ILLKENSEE AOENCY. Real- two baths, den and full basement. Thli UNCROFT - $41,500 2.2 ACRES—CIRCA 1877 0 R tor. Rt. 34, Coin Neck. 442-3172. Oldest home Is situates on 14 of an acre ol Agency In Colts Neck. Ranch in axacutiva araa, poiiliontd on 'A.-ef Charming Antiqua.Colonial boaiMng ramedalad RIVER OAKS COLONIAL Beautiful treed property. Only (34,500. FOR THE EXECUTIVE •*- «n acra with lindicaping datigirad for privacy. country kitchan that'i a drtaml Raiiad brick MIDDLETOWN — Custom built ranch Gracious four-bedroom Bum- Hat the family natd>, two bathi, thrtt bag. F E This lhree-b«droom, VA both home Brick front. Three bedrooms, paneled PAUL BRAGAR haarth in living room, formal dining room, thraa li located on o winding trw-llnsd den. Blectrlc garafe door. Near son Colonial on lovely wooded roomi, hot weter bareboerd h«at, fireplica, badroomi, two-car gartga. BaautiFul grounds strMt in Fair Hoven. uniquely dt- schools shopping and K.Y. buses. 128, REALTOR two-ear garage, gama room and bliamant. ilsned with a flriplaca In both the 791 Broad ft., Shrewsbury 747-02! acre. Foyer, large dining rootai ; •nd traai. Hurry and call for appointmant to F W 900. Call (71-2206. Principal! only. Traai for ihadi. Your call ts us will Introduce living room ond ttit Menhir bMroom. in this uniqua proparty. $35,900. Formal idnlno room* d«n, basemsnt. formal dining room, kitchen you to this home. Atfocfied two-car garage, The raor HOUSES FOR SALE 1 S yard li landtcaptd for privacy anil HOUSES FOR SALE with dinette, den, 2ft baths. summer tnjoymant. Largt brick t*r- Extras. Priced to sell at $53,- MOVE RIGHT IN race, over-sized yard. Just llattd. Call NEW MONMOUTH right away. Asking $39,200. 500. . i Rancher, $27,900. Nina yein young, thii homt Thii attractivt four-badreom, thraa-bath homt. c B E hai a panalad living room, kitchen and thraa Dramatic antranca foyar, ipacioul living and Rt.,35,..?01 Maple Ave. nica tira badroomi. Finished baiamant, with dining roomi, aat-in kltchtn with diihwaiher, E U Corner Bergen PI. built-in bar. Large landscaped ground). Con' family room, plui scraan porch, baiamant. SA • RAY VAN HORN L vaniant to public and parochial tchoeln Call acra, cloia to shopping and lerfeol, yat with * RED BANK now for an appointment. country faallng. $34,900. R REALTORS AGENCY Evenings and Sundays 2069 HWY. 35, MIDDLETOWN, N. J. Y 661 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY, N. J. Mtmbir Multlplt Lilting Strvlet 741-9204 OPEN 7 DAYS 671-3311 TRADE-INS OPEN 7 DAYS 741-5212 TRADE-INS 113 Rlvar M. 7417«M Fair Hoywi OPEN 7 DAYS RIVER OAKS UAN'OR HOUSE — On tfaro wooded- Spiejsus nven-room Colonial in Fair Havan. LovliiiT irta. acres Six bedrooms, 314 bttta, four,: fireplaces. Large klicHen and break-" Firaplact In living room and master baJroam. l'/j bathi, dan fut room. Den, one bedroom, 1% b>*M-, and laundry room on lint floor. At-; AND racrtatlon room. 30-foot terraca shadVd by towaring Mched two-oar (info, lull cellir:-;. tr..i. ' Aiding $39,200. Oraokius IMni In v*ry daalnblC. area. Minutes to railroad ilaUoa, Sfe: for appointment. $76,000. ^ **. (WE-YDAR-OU) MlddleUmn Oolonlai: AIR CONDITIONED COLONIAL [eaturlng oeamed celling In den With large fireplace and oaJc niuitel. Larta'* Larg* roomi. Dan. 2'/i bathi. Scr*enad perch. Full baitmant.' eat-In kitchen with liundrir room only steta &way. Four good size bedrooraa. Double garaga. Vi acra. PU'nty of iraai and shrubi. Exeallant a«ida tilth, II needed, can be (Intslwd- location. $41,900. off. Situated on a full acre with ireea. WOOO LI1TIJS SI^VDB — FIva+edrOOBl,. itt-baUi. nlne-ywr-old wilt level wifti TWO CENTURIES OLD! ratteroorn. Attached Ittnia. m.HIL- A two-story Colonial landmark on a baautifully landicapad plot of S aera. Holly and tall avargraani. Savan roomi in- JEAN K. IRWIN i| nen you re in cluding a 14-foot dan and modarnind kitchan. Hand hawn RBALTOR Mirlne Park M2-USS Bad BaroJ; baami. Taxai $750. g $12,000. COLTS NECK - •• Lovely Colonial. One ac» wooded lot, profesilonally landacaped. Four bed- IT'S NEW rooms, Uiree full bafhs. Formal dining And in Rumion. Larga living room. I'/i bathi. Thraa bad- room. Bxtra large kltchea Top neigh- borhood. 8(9,900, ILLMENaEE AOEN- roomi. Hardwood floors. Diihwaihar. laiamant. Garaga. OY. Realtor, Rt. M, Oolts Neck. 468- the book, $2*,900. 3172. Oldest Agency In Colts Neck. REALTORS (More Classified Ads On The Next Page) 804 River Road 747-4100 Fair Haven, N. J. people read you HOUSES FOR SALE WHY RENT7 11,300 plus closing cost to qualified buyer will purchme this 3 badroom, 1'/: txrttii homi. Located on a dead-end street and near grade school. Kitchen, living room, dining one, tomlly room and garage. Excellent value. V $21,500 "loud and clear. ,< StJ' *.> , CHOOSE A BRAND NEW COLONIAL HOME All these tiomes have living room, dining room, large kitchens, family room, flreploca ond 2-ear goroge. Some ara ready for occupancy now. } IIDROOMS 4 BIDROOMS 4 BEDROOMS S IIDROOMS

$3f,000 S42,f00 Mid SBO'i $64,200

OVlR 400 HOMES FROM $20,000 TO $135,000 NEW AND RESALE if;

MEMBER MULTIPLE USTINtt SERVICE 671-5151 MIDDLETOWN

The "book" is a monthly illus- try, to local stores and restaurants for trated guide of homes listed for sale display, to people stopping in any of bferlmg uhompson & Jlssociahs in Monmouth County. It's distributed our three offices and to hundreds of throughout the country, aimed at others via direct mail. REALTORS • INSURORS • APPRAISERS families moving into this area . . . . The book has been a major fac- RUMSON OFFICE • executive transfers and the like. It's tor in pushing Applebrook's average called "Homes For Living." monthly sales over the million-dollar WATERFRONT mark . . . with an average of 10 days RIPARIAN RI0HTS — Fantastic vi«w. Sylvan peel. Dramatic cont»mporary. If you've been thinking of sell- or less per home . . .at prices just Eight •xceptionally large roomi. Two beautiful fireplaces. Basemtnt. Dock. ing your home and you'd like as many Patio. Gorgeous landscaping. See thii exceptional home today. $70,000 about what the owners asked. ' qualified buyers as-possible to know DUCK BLIND COUNTRY — Rustic area. 100' waterfront. French farmhouio •";p- about it, it makes sense to list it in It's an unbeatable combina- just three years old. Three large badroomi with expansion possibility. 27' "Homes For Living." It costs you tion: Applebrook and Applebrook's paneled den. Large living room, formal dining room, finest kitchen and bath. *«.500 nothing and exposes your home to Book. If you want it to happen fast, call Applebrook today. SOUTHERN COLONIAL — On the Navasink. Three beautiful acres. 200' on hundreds of families moving here from the water. Ten oversized rooms including fiv*, badroomi, three fireplaces plus other parts of the country. In addi- Your home will come across apartment over three-car garage. Truly a beautiful home, . $127,880 tion, "Homes For Living" is distributed loud and clear-— when it's in "the 45 WEST RIVER ROAD 747-0900 RUMSON, N. J. to personnel managers in nearby indus- book." ' •

okrling uhompson & Jlssociahs THE REALTORS • INSURORS • APPRAISERS TALL TREES APPLEBROOK ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Naw thraa bedroom ranch, two full baths, living room, dining area; kitchen. €arag«, basament, fireplace,- baseboard hor' water heat. • $25,500 AGENCY VALUE PLUS MAKES IT HAZLET SPLIT — Four bedrooms I '/> baths, living room, dining area, kitchan, game and utility rooms, wall to wall carpet, two air conditioners, washer, dryer HAPPEN - FASTER! and some drapas. Ridiculous price of - $23,900

HOLLY BUSH FARMS MIDDLETOWN, N. J. MATAWAN, N. J. RUMSON, N. J. COLTS NECK — New four bedrooms Vh bath colonial. Full baiament, two 9S0 Routs 35 23A Rout* 34 112 Av». of Two Rivari fireplacn, two car garag». Two aero zoning, underground wiring—onumerabU extra.. $60,000 671-2300 (66*7600 842-2900 •- 340 HWY. 35 747-5600 MIDDLETOWN, N. J. I. HOUSES FOR SALE HOWES FOE SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE THE DAILY REGISTER, Fridty, Mtrch 7, 1969-21

A COMFORTABLE HOME GRACIOUS OLD - RUMSON COLONIAL BEAUTIFUL V/ATER VIEW 2 y*tri old, remarkably deiltned. This all-air-conditioned, attractive hill- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE In mid Hed Bank, on a quiet COLONIAL ALL NEW LISTINGS Huge old thade trees on a big chunk wide ranch offers secluded privacy and Built In 1*77 on 2.2 acr«s of beau* of land. Five bedrooms, 3tt bathi, two picture window* with a water tree-lined street. Five bed- t.fully landscaped property in ' Mid- Fair Haven — Lovely three-bedroom large living room, den and ir,r«ened view and botnta four bedroom*, 1% MIDDLETOWN EARLY AMERICAN dletown. Large large kitchen, living Colonial with two bath* and jtowder porch. Priced way below value. baths living room with fireplace, pan- rooms, 2'/5 baths, new furnace,: room, dining room, three bed rooms room, two fireplaces, one In living eled family room, pretty »&t-ln kitch- CUSTOM BI-LEVEL COLONIAL and bath. Completely remodeled Lovely "bit family*' house1 witwith f1v». two-car garage. Early occi* room and one In master bedroom, L1NCROFT NEAR BELL LABB—This en, formal dining room. Set In wood* ownstairs with new electric system. formal dining rodm, large kitchen, ed area. Asking $45,000. McALIBTER bedroom*, 1^ b«thf. largnee llWn" i Third oldest oak In Monmouth Ooun- ne is loaded with extras that make ils roiir-bedroom, two full bath Bl- room, Uirge dining room, kltche(lichein tnj; pancy possible. den, cellar two-car garage. Asking house a home. Large well lanrt- AGENCY, Realtor, 109 E River Rd., ,evel Is lent than a year oM. flet on '. Above ground pool. Tool ehed. 939,200. Kumson. ai2189( den. Beaement. Two-car garage; $35,000 lose to school, shopping and trans- icaped lot. Four bedrooms, three . large lot In a good area. Not a I.ar« lot. A different listing. fel»*r portation. *36,900. Caii laths, large living room. A Iremen- evelopment home. Feature! Virlch McXLISTER AOBNCV. EMltor. 1<5 Fair Haven — Large four-bedroom otis buy at $30,900. THINKING OF BUYINO A HOUBB nd cerlar sliake exterior. Storms and B. River Rd., Rum»->ii MJ1*9« ELLEN S. Cape Cod, two baths, sun ror>rn Call Eves and Sun. 229-0003 WHY NOT A NEW ONE? creeni. Baseboard heat. Dining room, (heated), fireplace in living room, We have mnny Ilnted amily room phm a gameroom. Hard LINCROFT — Three-bedroom ranch-.- PAUL P. BOVA full cellar, two-car garage, plenty or beat at only $29,500. trees. Asking (13,»0U. 741-6336 All «re««, J24.5OO un- IVi bathi, fireplace, V, acre. Optional Realtor- Insuror imajifla Agency Realtor We Invite your biflp«cUon ewlmmlng pool. 747-2912. Z HAZELTON 35 Cherry Tree Farm Rd, Llncroft Ranch — Three bodroomE, Parker Ave. LHU« Silver Call New Monmouth bath and powder room, rireplace in EDWIN H. MAHTIN BUY-RITE REALTY • \ living room, formal dining room- Broker, 5425900 (More Classified Ads UMSON — Custom built split level. NEW HOMES ARE BETTER BUYS LICENSED BROKER Realtor 671-2544 large eat-In kitchen huge cellar, with hrPR hed rooms, 1% baths, large Even., 717164: On Tie Next Page) River Road Euinson Leave The Financing To Va a finished room and recreation area, tchen with dlnhwaBher, 20' family Open 7 Days two-car garago. Good ,trees and shrub- oom, full basement, attached garage. UNION BEACH — Btvenroom split 842-3200 Trade Your Home In bery. Won't last Ion*. Asking f3T,600. Early possession. Offered at $29,000. VA batha. Large recreation room Member Multiple Listing inspection invited. K.A. ARMBTRONG HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Llncroft — Immaculate eeven-room MIENCY, Realtor, S55 Prospect Ave,. enclosed gtrafa. But .location. 314' MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ranch on dead end street. Three lieri- 8991. COLTS NECK roflms, 14x<2i8 panelM reftroation mom .Utle Silver. 741-4500. Four-bedroom ranch. 2% baths. On with carpeting, full cellar, paragp, iea.yj.ly wooded lot. Plenty of privacy, beautiful landscaping. Gohool THIS In -arge rooms throughout. Pegged floors. front of house for public and parochi- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Paneled den. Fireplace, Air condi- al schools. Look today. Asking f28,M0. tioned. Just reduced to $45,000. 1LL- JL MEN8EE AGENCY, Realtor. Rt. 34, SHREWSBURY Colin Neck. 462-3172. Oldest Agency ALLAIRE-FARROW Agoney INSTANTLY APPEALING! $22,500.00 Very nice three-bedroom, lU-bath In Colts Neck. REALTOR Oape. Fireplace In living- room. Also 1W Broad St. Red Bank 711-3150 This thrtB-bodroom ranch, air-conditioned, featuring RIVER OAKS lull basement. Location la very con- 51 Charnilnarthree-bednMrn, tws venient to schools, bus and shop- RUMSON SCHOOL plenty of room, full basement, tiled floor, walUto* » Hath Capo In excellent area. ping. (23,000. Charming all-brick Cape Cod with fr Coiy den, hea.ua lunroom, bedrooma, plus one large dormitory LINCROFT wall carpeting in living room. Hurry, Hurry! REALTQR two-Mr ararage. Shady brick LITTLE SIVLER bedroom, tile bath, pretty living room, patio. Well. landscaped prop- modern kitchen, two-car heated ga- Four-bedroom, three-bath split level. o AUTHENTIC HISTORICAL erty Includes river rights it Very fine four-bedroom, 2'A-bRth honn rage. In excellent condition. $23,500. Excellent condition. Centrally air con- 143,900. In beautiful location with river rights McALIflTEJt AGENCY, Realtor, 109 E. ditioned. Wall-to-wall carpeting. Inter- Many extras including wall-to-wall River Rd., Rumwn. 842-1894. com with built-in record player, dlflh' COLONIAL! , $47,500.00 carpeting, fireplace In game room washer and clothes dryer Included. Ap- Thermopane wtndowa In living room, proximately one acre corner lot nicely • BEAMED CEIUN&S— PUNK FLOORS dining room and den. Asking JU.900. RED BANK - RUMSON AND MILES landscaped. Owner transferred, Inv £. FRED MAFFEO AROUND — Multiple LlBtlnga. Send for mediate occupancy, (37,700. ILLMEN- • THREE FIREPLACES ^ free catalog of modest homes, farms, BEE AGENCY, Realtor, Rt 34, Colts REALTOR LAWLEY AGENCY palatial ftumson estates, water/ronti, • THREE LARGE BEDROOMS, DEN, FAMILY acreage, lota, business opportunities. Neck. 4S2-3172. Oldest Agency la ColU Realtors • Insurers Neck. ROOM 56? River Rd. Fair Haven RAY STILLMAN, Realtor FAIREST PRICE — A nine room Rumion Colonial »riead wall Established 1932 "Our Mlh Year" FOX HILL ' — Deluxe seven-room • |'/i BATHS . "J74I-9333 MS Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury 741-86O0 ranch In choice tree shaded section • WELL LANDSCAPED, TREED IOT, : below duplication coit. Feature! 4-bedroorni, 2'/i bathi, a 100 Hwy. 35 Red Bank of little Silver. Three bedrooms,, 2\i baths, fireplace, formal dining room, APPROXIMATELY TWO ACRES. den, a full dining room and a dinar)* too. Orre full acre with.. 741-6262 COLTS NECK paneled den and double garage. Cen- To settle estate. Two-bedroom house tral!/ air conditioned for year round many old oak treei. Ownar moving to imallar hem*. "Jutt'•. -with detached garage-firiop. Two acre comfort Pull price (42,000. Call today. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE wooded lot with stream. 424,300. ILL- E.A. ARMSTRONG -AGENCY, Real- MBNSEE AQENCY, Realtor, Rt. 34, tor, 555 Prospect Ave.. Little Sliver. couldn't ba matched at $53,500. '-; Colta Neck. 462-3172. Oldeat Agency In 741-4500. Colta Neck. (cjGuincv Why not laa (or yourself? MATAWAN — Charming Dutch Co. HOLMDBL — Custom ranch, % acre. AJ members of the Red Bonk Area Multiple Listing Service we hove, ' "OLDE" SHREWSBURY onlal. Three bedrooms, l1^ baths. Three bedrooms, 2 '£ baths. Living, H% assumable mortgage. Many ex- wall-to-wall carpet, fireplace. Dining,' prepsrtlss for sals In evtry town, every price range. . ~ ', tras. {26,000. Principal! only. 566-1596 kitchen, eat-In area. Utility, screened porch. Patio, barbecue. Sundeck REALTORS BEAUTIFUL HOUSE - Beven rooms. Pen. fireplace. Storage and furntce MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTINGS Two baths. Two-car garage. For in- rooms. Over-size garage. Baseboard MEMBER OF 2 MULTIPLE 1ISTIN&S heat. f45,500. 046-4807. __ Nearly 200 Ilitlnoi In Little Silver. Shrewsbury, Pair Havan one) Rumun formation call 717-4396 alter 5 p.m. 500 HWY. 36 872-0001 HIGHLANDS BED BANK — Two bedrooms, living RED BANK — 260 Leighton Ave. 23 RIDGE ROAD 842-0600 RUMSON room, large bltchen. Room to ex* Three-bedroom house with garage, New epwi ivmlngt vatil 9:00 7 dayt a wet* I •tflnm liStst H^t Ks^i s^fllnft #k si 9VO.J15?13 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE, Appropriated expended Mt VOVMj MUNICITAIi BCDQEI Total for IMS B7 for 1968 As Local Budget at tie Borough of Sea Bright. County of Monmoutfa tor the fliical yetx 1MB. Xmerftney Modified By PUBUO SAFETY: Paid It le boreby certified that the budget annexed hereto end hereby made a part hereof U a true copy of the budget approved b? laKlulion ot tto governing bedy on the 7 day of February, 19(9. Salaries and Wares 8,71000 4,170,00 4,5TO.0O 3*.00 MART LABBQH, OerlC other Expanses: Certified by me Borough Hall, «ea Bright, N.J. Fire Hydrant Service 3,100.00 i.om.m 3,000.011 1.IM.13 101.17 Thui 7 day ot February, 1988. M2-0ODB _^ " Miscellaneous OUwr SxDensea . «, 400.00 ' «,W9.M « 16,166.76 6. Difference: Amount to be Raised by Taxes for Support ot Uunidpal Budget (as follows): - - * (a) Local Tax for Municipal Purposes In- (B) Contingent 1,900.00 1,600.00 1.S00.00 1.180.78 319.21 cluding Reserve for Uncollected Taxea -» 191,3«8.Orj 189.3M.S9 TOTAL OPERATIONS DJC3LUDINO CONTINOENT 279,054.00 260,768.00 li.690.0O 277.448.00 aSI.M2.01 . U.485.99 SUJIMABY OF IMS ArmorltUTIONB EXPENDED AND CANCELED EXPLANATION Or AFPItOFRIATIONS FOB Detail: General •'OTHEB EXPENBEg Salaries and Wages 129,760.00 121,940.00 123,1(6.89 130,607,67 3,579.23. Budget Unique in every sense of the Imagination. Budget Appropriations — Adopted Budget 366.665.59 * The amounts appropriated under the title ot "Othe Other Xxpertaea (Including; ConUnient) 150,294.00 16,890.00 154,561.11 138.354.J4 15.Mi.7T Xmergency Approprlatloiia 16,690.00 Expenses" are for operating costs other than "Salaries and Wages." TOTAL APPROPRIATlONg __ 3S3.375.SI) Seme of (he llems Included In "Other Expenses" are (0) Capital improvements Material .supplies and nonbondable equipment. Capital Improvement Fund . Repairs and maintenance of buildings, eQulpment, Road Construction -. Expenditures: roads, etc. Purchase of Land ...... Paid or aharaed: Contractual services for garbags and trasb removal, (Including Reierve for Uncollected Taxes) 340,731.90 fire hydrant service .aid to volunteer fire com- TOTAL CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS Reserved , 23,643.159 panies, etc. Printing and advertising, utility services. Insurance TOTAL EXPBNDITURS3 AND and many other Items essential to the aervlce ren- (D1 Mnmelnal D*M Ffervlce UNEXPENDED BALANCES dered by municipal government. Payment of Bond Principal. CANCELED — ,,. 383,375.59 Interest on Bonda TOTAL MUNICIPAL DEBT SERVICE ... 27,030 00 1969 Estimated Tax Rate Local School .„—_„» —. . ( .68 Regional Hlih gohoot . .47 (E) Deferred Charges and Statutory County _. .82 Expenditures — Municipal Municipal Requirements , 1.17 r (1) DEFERRED CHARGES: ,> Veterans and Senior Cttltens , .04 Emergency' Authorizations .:__„ (.aeo.oo - Emergency Authorizations >2.08 (N.J.8. 4»A:4-55) Tax Man. Dte. ... 2.000.00 Deferred nharfiea to Future Taxation- Unfunded: It would be difficult to compare Uie tax rate with IMS because of the revaluation that took place during Purchase of Fire Apparatus...- 3,630.00 3,150.00 MH.M 1*50.00 ~; „ Beautiful four-bedroom, 2 '/i -bath custom built Colonial. 1M. A comparison can be made by applying the 1MB estimated tax rate to your new valuation. Acquisition of Block 10, Lou 10 and 13 4,200.00 (2) STATUTORY EXPENDITURES: Contribution to: CURRENT FUND-ANTICIPATED REVENUES Publlo Employees 'Retirement System . 1,034.00 Social Becurltv System (O.A.S.I.) 4.000.00 3.800.09 S,IO0W J.S29.78 41024 GENERAL'REVENUES Realized Consolidated Police and Firemen's J. D. ROCHE AGENCY 3,200.00 Anticipated In Cash Pension Fund _ _.._..« 3.500.00 3.500.00 3.IT7.70 633.S0 J 1999 in IN Police and Firemen's Rstlrsment I. Surplus Anticipated 37,000.00 42,000.00 42,000.00 System of N.J 4,000.00 3,500.00 3,800.0} MM 84 88.16 REALTOR 1. Surplus Anticipated with Prior Written Consent of Director of Local Finance ... 10.000 00 TOTAL DEFERRED CHARGES AND Far the best in Colts Neck STATUTORY EXPENDITURES — TOTAL SURPLUS ANTICIPATED 47,000.00 42,000.00 41,000.00 MUNICIPAL 28,774.00 11,450.00 K.450.00 13.21330 1.1S7.II HIGHWAY 34 CALL 462-2741 COLTS NECK 3. Hlicellaneons Revenues! (H) Total Oeneral Appropriations for Munic- Licenses: ipal Purposes (Items g (A) (0 (O) ' Alcoholte Bsverages 6.500 00 6,200.00 «,S15.M Inclusive) '.' 336.IS8.00 3OS.S48.0O 18.890.00 33S,238M "&X1,504.31 32,843.6) Other - ,~- 1,400.00 1,100.00 1,460.00 Fines and CoftU: Municipal Court 3,900.00 3.000 00 3.S32.M (L) Subtotal General Appropriations State Road All — Formula Fund , • 612,00 S12.0O 612.00 (Hems (11) and (K) ) - ' Interest and Costs en Taxes , - 4,100.00 1,000.00 4.136.62 Franchise Taxes 14,500.00 13,000.00 14,523.47 WHEN WE ARE SELLING Oroes Receipts Taxes H,000 95 13,000.00 14,OU.:0 (II) Reserve for Cnoollected Taxes .. Replacement Revenue — Business Personal Property (R.S. M :11D) 13,500 00 10,045.00 13,500.00 Bathing Pavilion and Parking Lot . 63,000.00 42,000.09 63,787.93 9< Total Oeneral APDrooriatlons State Sales Tax Aid per Capita (Chap. S02, P.L. 1988) .._.-..- 4,50105 HOUSES FASTER THAN WE Special |t«ms of Oeneral Revenue Anticipated With Prior Written Consent of Director of Local Finance! Surplus 383.91 'f •' ' . DEDICATION BY RIDER — N.JS. 40A:4-39 "The dedicated revenues antlcloated during the year IMC from Dog: 126,01400 84,341.00 12291033 Licenses: state or Federal Aid ror Maintenance of Libraries; Bequest; mcheal; Federal Orant; are hereby antic- TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS REVENUES , . lpated as revenue and are hereby appropriated for the purposes to which said revenue Is dedicated by statute or ARE LISTING THEM, THE ' " . other leeal reaulrement." 4. Receipts from Delingorat Tsies ._.__ ..... 42,400.00 41,000.00 40,74).il APPENDIX TO B11DOET STATEMENT 315,41400 177,341.00 205,666.21 I. Sublotal General Revenues (Items 1, 3, 3 and 4) COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF CVBItENT FOND SOLUTION IS OBVIOUS! I..." CURRENT FUND BALANCE SHEET. OPERATIONS AND THANAE IN CURRENT SURPLUS 6. Amount to he Raised by Taxes for Support of Municipal Budget i DECEMBER 31, 1068 Local Tax for Municipal Purposes Including Re> Year 19M Year 1967 . serve (or Uncollected Taxes 191,369.00 189,344.69 .Surplus Balance January l»t... 60,831.66 11,271.94 CURRENT REVENUE ON TOTAL AMOUNT TO BE RAISED ASSETS A CASH BASIS: WE NEED MORE BY TAXES FOR SUPPORT OF Current Taxes MUNICIPAL BUDOET 191,369.00. 191,369,00 119,344.39 190,(40.66 "(Percentage collected: Cash anrl ' Invostmcnts -...... _ 119,975.60 - 1S68 87%, 1967 88%) 390,605.20 1U.M1.18 State Road Aid Allotments RecetvaM 5,386.00 Delinquent Taxes 40,749.(8 T. Total General Revenues - — :4M,7S3.00 ,366,685.59 "399,206.87 Other Revenue-and Additions 45,829.81 Receivable with nrfiettlni Reserves: to Income » »...... ,.._. 140,813.21 Taxes Receivable - — 61,460.81 115,502.84 Tax Title Liens Receivable :... 1. - 4,B39.m Footnote: The Items of revenue for State Road Aid shown as received In 1988 have either received In ca*h or have TOTAL FITNDS 632,90000 LISTINGS! other Receivables —..-... 31,9t5.tl 548,965.47 been allotted to the municipality and held In canh nv the stale. Deferred Charges Required t* be In 1D69 - .--4. Budget ...- - ; — 8,690.00 Deferred Charges Reaulred tct bo in Sudsela EXPENHITURES AND CURRENT FUND-APPROPRIATIONS TAX REQUIREMENTS: Subsequent to 1969 ...... •.—..»...... «...... ». 8,000.00 Municipal Annrncrlatlons • 333,238.00 279,211.00 School Taxes (Including I«cal FOR PROFESSIONAL TREATMENT,, I. GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS Appropriated I ' Expended 1963 TOTAL ASSETS . — • . 230,147.03 and Regional) 161,649.70 131,230.38 T6lal Oountv Taxes (Including Aitrltd , for IBM By for 1968 As Tax Amounts) v 08,552.48 71,879.23 Emergency Modllled By Paid .Other Exaendlturen And Deriuc- V ' for 1908 tor IMS Resolution All Transfers or Charted Reserved . B.tUiO (A) Operations ^ - tlons from Income .: 16.3MM MARKET YOUR HOME QBNERAL OOVERNMENT: t ' LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND SURPLUS TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND ^ Admlnlntratlve arid Executive- ...TAX..BJSQUIREMENTS 589,685.20 488.133.8L Salaries and Warns — T.120.M (.820.00 6,620,00 8,577.32 42.88 Other Expenses ,., - 7,715.00 «1Mius nlhDr Kxnenses « 600,00 300.00 330.19 330.19 Surplus Balance December 31il. Collection of TnxM Bo.tlnol Tax L«vv Unpsld .... 73.773,48 Rnlarlcs and WIKCB 3.700.0O 3,700.00 3,700.00 3,700.00 Lens: School Tax Deferred . 31,000.00 Ottier Exripnurfl: MEMBER OF RID BANK AREA Tax Bales Costs - 100.00 10(100 100 00 46 00 B4.«in •Balance Included In Above MlflceMam-rnifi olhrr Expcnsos 400.00 400.00 400.00 26S05 131.99 "Cash Liabilities" •Nearest even oorconi LPKIII HorvlceH nml ('until Troposrd ' j Other KxitonflCfl • 9,000.00 8,(100.00 8.000.00 7.47B m 521.60 \ I'llMlo BtitMliiifii and Grounds I Other Kxvensra - - 6,10J.0O 2,850.01) 2,850,00 2,nir,.7a S:i3.I5 Surr-luit nulinir* l)*n / I'lnnnlriK ISnnr.l Current fliirntui Ant MULTIPLE LISTING Hnlarlrn nrul W«ni>« .._ JM.CXI 25000 250IX) 2W00 50,00 In 1MI) Ilii,',««i L Otlior Exnnn«i-» - 350.00 3,000.00 ..J.QOOOO 1,6:17.24 1,362 7fl H(ninl ot > your.g' CfltoniaX FOR&ET Thru bedrooms, «M, I'k OaOia, IT RUMSON COLONIAL HOUSES FOR S*XE BOUSES FOB SALE kitchen, rflnlng room, living room with Fine three-bedroom Colonial wito large Wa bave resdr qualified buyers, ao MONMOmf COINTV THE TERRIBLE WINTER fireplace, double garage, basement, living room, dialog worn, kitchen, and (or fast efficient senrlee. call 1 D. SIRROOATE'8 COL'BT Seder Meal And t>Un nwr tea a dellghUul sprinf screened porch. Centrally air condi- panaled den, Screened porch: Full ROCHE, Realtor. Rt 34, Colls NKI. Notice «• Creditors lo Present and aummar In a three-bedroom, two- tioned Large treed plot in finest loca- baaement. Two-car garage. Corner lot. 4S3-Z7U. If amber Multiple Lilting ier- Claims Against Estate , COLONIAL HOME balh Fair Haren ranch with In-cround tion. |41. WO. Low tuei. Hurry and call. 122.WW. Hce, EBTATB OF ROZENIA LIOON, FREEHOLD - On Tuesday First time offered. Four-bed- 16x32 toot pool, two-car faxage, elec- MCAU8TEH AQKNCY, Realtor. 109 tric range, frees*r and washer on 4 RANCH — Three bedrooms, den. game- E. River Rd . Rumaon. S42-UM. Pursuant to the order of' DONALR at 8 p.m., Rabbi H. N. Lieb- room,^ lW-bath home. Center 100x330 foot lot. Short distance to river room two baths, living room, dining WE CAN MULTIPLE LIST I. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the and shopping. }3(t,M)0. Call lor appoint- room, modern kitchen, Dstement. at- YOUR HOME County of Monmouth, this day made. erman of Congregation Sons hall entry, 21' living room, tached garage. 130.500. $27,500 on the application of the undersigned. Three bedroomi, I'i baths, 22' paneled Oall today and give details and eaah C. J. Llgon. AdmlnlJlralor 01 the e«- of Israel, Englishtown, wili formal dining room, eat-in "'RUSSELL M. BORUS den. Attached two-car garage with price. STERLING THOUPSDN k t! lie ot the nald Rodents Llgon, fle- kitchen, game room. Centrally REALTORS SCHANCK AGENCY workshop. Unfinished fourth bedroom. 8OC. 747-.W00 eased notice Is hereby given lo the demonstrate the Jewish Pass' air conditioned. Full basement. Watl-to-n-all carpeting. Extras. CKO- UROtNTLY NEEDED — Two and redltors of said deceased to present •00 River Rd. Fair Haven REALTOR WELL AGENCY, Realtor, 78 W. Front three-bedroom homei Mlddletown. Haz- o the said Administrator their claims over meal (Seder meal) to the Attached garage. City sewers. « Linden PI. Red Bmk St. 711-4030. let vicinity. We have buyrs waiting unJer osth within six montns from THE KIRWAN CO. I87-55O0. [ills date. women of Grace Lutheran CaU now - $25,500. RUMSON J17-O397 Eves: 8und»y 747-J08S LIVE DOWNSTAIRS Dated: February 27, 1969 Brand new Hating. Cute Colonial Juat SHREWSBURY, ? RENT UPSTAIRS FOR INCOME C J. LIGON, Church. two (block* from Forciidalc School. TwB-famlly house, each apartment LIST WITH CONFIDENCE 48 Williams aireet. OAK HILL 20x11 living room, dining room, step- NO, THIS IS ieven rooma. With garage and ttorage Our 14 profesilona! salespeople are New Shrewsbury. N. J. It is the meal which Jesus $36,500 MVltif kitchen. Paneled den. One bed- .inuse, Paneled kitchen, den and Ifv- ready and able to market your prop- Administrator room and bath iiownalalra, two bed- SHREWSBURY. U.S.A. ing room. Carpeted master bedroom. erty successfully. thraham R. KUtzman, Esq. shared with his disciples on Three-bedroom ranch. Hilltop rooin« up. Rear acreenci) porch, lull Thta thrffi-hHroom, Hi-bath English Assume 6*^ V A. mortgage. Price 123,• Tisvde-lM — Exchanges 115 MatUson Avenue. dry btuernent. Detached Iwo-car ga- Tudor maintain Its traditional charm 200. 747-1810. Member Multiple Listing Services ' Asl>ury Park, K, J. the night before his crucifix- location. Living room with rage. New roof and outside palntei In the living room (with fireplacei WALKER * WALKDIt. Realtors Attorney ion and is regarded as the jut lait summer. Asking 122.900. Very dining rficim, den anrl kitchen. Combl- Shrewsbury Holmdel Mirch 7, 14, 21, M »« woodbuming fireplace, dining fttion aluminum morm window*, dec- 71I-5JU 671-3311 early occupancy. Cill for appointment. Ic range, washer, and air condition- LOTS AND ACREAGE forerunner of the Christian room, science kitchen, 15' den, HALL BROS., Realtor. er in master bedroom complete the NEED VACANT LAND NOTICE communion service. lovely screened porch, attached •13 River Rd. 741-7686 Fair Haven Priced at $37,900. Call for FROU ONE LOT TO 100 ACRES — (mall lot or large tracta. Ca.ll MUL- TAKE NOTICE that a public hear- 'Member Multiple Service appoint merit. Bltber commercial or residential. Call UANBY REALTY 871-5151. ing will be held by the Planning Board The program is part of the garage. Call now we have key UULLANEY REALTY 871-5151 of Ihe Borough of New Shrewsbury at Open 7 Dayi RUSSELL M. BORUS UBTINoa WANTED — Two, three 1:30 p.m. on Wedneiday, March 19, Lutheran Church's promotion - $36,500. rtllMSON .4— Lot SO'xlOO', J7.O00. and four-bedroom homes In Little Su- L999 at the Borough Building;, 558 Tln- REALTORS Call "« rer, Rutnaon, Ulddletown area. For Lon Avenue, to consider the applica- of "Project Understanding," COZY CAPE •00 Rlvtr Rd. Fair Havel 142-0173 (aat efficient isrvlcs call E A. ARU tion of Steven Okros, Subdivider for RUMBON 7*7(532 STRONG AGENCY. Realtor, us approval of a major subdivision In the general theme of which is With room" to iprtail out. Nicely land- RED BANK — Choice riverfront Prospect Ave.. Little Silver. 741-4500, block 117, Lot 19 of the tax map "Understanding Your Neigh- The McGOWAN AGENCY leaped lot In fine area. Large living building lots. Bent residential are; fronting on Hope Road and to con- room with fireplace. Kitchen adjoining OLDER HOME Seweri. All utllltlei. Will build BEING TRANSFERRED? •fder approval1 ol a map. entitletled bors." Mrs. Betty Baumgert- (unity room, two bathn, paneled r*me- $22,50, . Beautiful we will do the rest, riotlce Is hereby given that the ac LOCUST bedroom «pllt. 94,000 raqutred. S16T kitchen, den, baoement and two-car Planning Projeut counts of the subscriber, Admlnlstra •olid brick rtmMini ranch with view monthly. t».M0. garage. Only 120.800. NEW SHREWSBURY'S tor of the estate of said Deceased Rep. James J. Howard, D- of hills and valley. Built-in lawn HORSE FARM Development CHAS. H. TINDALL will be audited snd stated by the Sur- FINEST Parceli 5 acres and up REALTOR N.J., and Frank H. Miller, sprinklers. plenty of ahnfhbery. OI.IPPWOOD BEACH — Three bed PAUL BRAGAR Contact: rogate of the County of Monmouth •clence kitchen, hreeiewty wllh ce- Kami, garage, city sewers. |1B,W0. REALTOR Long, low ranch home In a lovely "THE MARLBORO REALTOR" 741-9030 and reported for settlement to The general manager and chief ramic tile floor, rccrealton rrtorn, hoi- 791 Broad 8t., Shrewsbury 717-0221 aettlng. Four bedrooma and two bathi. Monmoutb County Court, Probate Di- water o&jl Iron hasehoarrt hpst. Cm- BDLFOHn RANCH - Three bed Paneled dtn. Full baaement with rec* Member ot Trans-American Ref.rra: vision, on Friday, the 18th day of engineer for the Hampton trally alr-condltlonfc.. Living room, reaiton room. Bajeboard hoi water service. April A.D., 1S69, at >:30 o'clock a.m. nlnlnR room, two fl*nt »l*e ttennvmu. rooms, lull t>asement. 122.900. ALMOST Vz ACRE heat. All In excellent condition. (30,500. EDNA M. NETTER it the County Court House, Monument Roads Sanitary Commission, !', baths. Must ire tn appreciate KEAN8BTrlUl — Three hedroomj with An cstrt building lot Is Included with Dutch Lane Rd. Marlbora —LEGAL NOTICE- jnd Court atreets. Freehold. New Jer- thl« fabulous custom built home. 141,' thlj three-apartment Victorian In sey, at which time Application will be Norfolk, Va., will be the': tea. Income npartment. Large . la.ndeca.ped tovply count ryutiU almoaphere with RUSSELL M. BORUS ATLANTI482-1151 C HIGHLANDSEve HILs L536-914 SEC-9 lot. IUIO0. made for the allowance of Commissions speakers Tuesday for the con- lovely homes nearby. Excellent in* REALTORS TION — % acre wooded lot. W7O0. and Counsel fees, and Directions for com* and good opportunity for young Call 291-1366. * NOTICE Distribution. cluding session of the Water ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS EDWIN S. STARK couple to live almont rent free. Make too River Rd. Fair Ha TAKE NOTICE! that application ha ' HILL 8DCT1ON offer 124,000, MaAUSTER AGEVCY, COMMERCIAL LOT — Near Mid been made tD the Mayor and Council DATED February 14th A.D. 1089. Pollution Seminar at Mon- HeauUrill tirlch and "tone ranch, two Realtor - Iniuror Ren I tor, 108 E, River Rd., Ruroion. Monmouth industrial Parlc Call 741- of the Borough of Atlantic Highland PAUL N. JAHNE3, large bedrooms, hot «»tor bmrdmard M218M FAIR HAVEN 2382. to transfer to COLONIAL, INN, INC li cooney Terrace, mouth College. heMl, fireplace In living mom, flag- 1355 Hwy. M. llailet MIDDLETOWN TWP. — 100x100 cor- a New Jersey corporation, trading as Fair Haven, N. J. stone ratio. FieMatone wall In front A bonus for the budget minded. This Administrator. Blue and White Bun Terminal Bldg FLORIDA CALLING reur.room Cape, with dormitory apace ner lot. Lets of trees. Asking $4,600. HARBOR RESTAURANT, for prem- Mr. Howard's topic will be and side. Excellent condition. $29,500. 284-0)33 Now li the time to bur Uiat Florida THE CURTIN AOENCY, Realtor, ises located at the Harbor Restau- Harvey O. Htrtman, Esq., upstairs, Is a good starter houaa for rant, Blznon Lake Drive (Atlantic Counsellor at Law, "Pollution and the Law," Evenings «7 horn* or duplex. We will rent It out the young couple. Two-car garagi. Hwy. 31, Leonardo. 2S1-1I1S. . 135 Maple Avenue, for you whoa you art not here. In> 123,500. Highlands Yacht Harbor), Atlantli while Mr. Miller will cover THE BROOK AGENCY com* «IU more than carry sxpeiwe, KEAN8BURO — Terms to builders. Highlands, New Jersey, the Plenary Ktd. Bank, ti. J. »NNE E. MATtTTN, Realtor Act now. Ed. Conway, SUNRISE Six * contiguous building lots, ' 15,000 Retail Consumption License C-t> here' Feb. SI, », Mar. 7. 14 isa.00 "Pollution Abatement — It Batik Building. Altantla minima's ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS REALTY, 920 N. K. 19th Av«., Ft STERLING THOMPSON AS8OC. each. tofore Issued lo JOSEPH HOPTA MWIW Brick end none lwo-b(droom Ranch "Lauderdale. REALTOR and HELEN HOPTAY, trading a Has Been Done." J4I14 living room with rireplace. Sep- GALLERY OF HOMES HAZLET — Ready to build, 75x126, HOPTAY's TAVERN, for the prem NOTICE arate Dining roam. Attractive lltldatnne RUMSON 45 W River Rd. ,147-0900 Rumson W.ooo. .. lsei located at 115 First Avenue, In MONMOUTH COUNTY Both men will participate, wall. 125,300 the Borough of Atlantic Highlands, SURROGATE'S COURT OWNER ANXIOUS TO SBU. EDWIN 8. STARK, Realtor and fltate of New Jersey, Nttlce to Creditors to Present in a panel discussion with Charrtilnc lour-bedroom Colonial on 1355 Hwy. U Hazlrt 264-0333 -The names and residences of all of- Malms Axftlnst Estate ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS beautiful trte-ahaded one acre lot. Liv- ACREAGE IN HORSE ficers and all directors' whD have no EBTATK OF ELLA L, BIVEN8, DE Richard J. Sullivan, director Four-bedroom, two-bath, unuaual spill ing room with fireplace, coty paneled COUNTRY other named office and the names CEASED ofthe state Division of Clean level. Flre-nlace In llvinc room. Sep- den, dlnlni room, apaolous kitchen. 13 beautftful aerei with honst - that COMMERCIAL PROPERTY and residences of all stockholder Punuant to the order of DONALD J. arate dining room, gam* room and :ti batha. A bar«aln at 153,900. nee