Voting Age Cut Is on November Ballot TRENTON (AP) - William Their Own Breaks," As They Down Such a Proposal Months K

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SEE STORY BELOW Sunny and Cool Partly Sunny and cool today. THEDAILY Clear, cool tonight. Cloudy, FINAL rain possible tomorrow. Red Bonk, Freehold Long Branch . (let Detfll., p.t, 3) l EDITION Monmouth County's Home Newspaper lor 92 Years VOL. 93, NO. 226 RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1970 26 PAGES 10CENTS Voting Age Cut Is on November Ballot TRENTON (AP) - William their own breaks," as they down such a proposal months K. Dickey has learned the say in sports, by buttonhol- September, and'since 90 days hard way that a bag full of ago. Under current practice, must elapse between passage ing Cahill two or three times bills that don't get a ma- of a proposed amendment parliamentary wiles and the during the day to plead their jority in the caucus don't power of the Speaker of the case, and by literally sur- and its submission to the General Assembly are no come to the floor for a vote, voters, it was either now or rounding individual legisla- But then Gov. William T. wait ,'til ne^t year.. match for a determined tors and convincing them of Cahill was, prodded into ac- group of college students who the merits of their cause. Motion Passes' want to vote. tion. He told Assembly After the recess,' Majority With Cahill, they really had leaders yesterday he Leader Barry T. Parker,- R- The students, who had been little convincing to do be- "wanted" the bill. lobbying at the State House cause he actively supported Burlington, moyed that SCR- for weeks, succeeded yester- Just before 6 p.m., there 5 ?-.• the proposed constitu- a proposal last year to lower was a quick meeting of the tional amendment — be day in forcing through the the voting age to 18. Thecaucus and the bill, which assembly a proposal which voters soundly rejected it. made "the business of the would lower the voting aee months earlier had lost, by a house." The motion; passed After that, most observers substantial margin, was easily over Dickey's objec- to 19. felt any new proposals to quickly approved by either The proposal now goes on tion, " ' • lower the voting age would 34 or 37 votes, depending on There followed' about an the Nov. 3 ballot. It would go nowhere this year. whom you talked to. amend the state constitution, hour of motions and counter- Passed Monday The students were elated. motions, with supporters of which now fixes the voting But the continuous pressure age at 21. But they still had Dickey to the lowered voting age losing the past month resulted in contend with. Informed of a crucial vote which could In their fight, the students passage of the proposed the vote in the Caucus, the had some help from Gov. have killed the measure; •" amendment by the Senate speaker declared firmly that The motions and parlia- WPaffl- T, CahUl and a ma- Monday in what appeared to the bill, would not come to a jority of the assemblymen mentary arguments were in- be a futile gesture, since the VOte. ' • ,•"' : ••'•. ••'-:-•. '-:':• from both sides of the aisle. terspersed with conference1 s 59-member Republican As- Since yesterday's was the In the aisles between Parker, But they had to "make sembly caucus had voted last scheduled session until (See Voting, Pg. 2) County Legislators Oppose i~ Vietnam Service Bill By RICHARD MCMANUS said, "The Register only TRENTON — Members of sends a reporter here when Monmouth' County's state . there is trouble." legislature delegation are sol- idly against a bill which The other three assembly- would remove state obligation men considered the introduc- on New Jersey citizens to tion of the.MUchardson bill . server in Vietnam and have on service )in Vietnam to be mixed feelings on lowering politically: motivated, beyond the voting age to 19. the legitimate scope of state B411U FO&JJ,S, 1 — Maryland State Police; and National Guardsmen clear highway U. S. I outtidVthe Uni- legislation and unnecessary. yeriify »f Maryland College Park. Md., campui with clouds of teargas. Student protastor* had btfilt a bonfire . The bill removing obligation Assemblyman James M. ,mff» middU of the road. '-^ ^ J ~ : -, (AP Wirophotol to fight in Vietnam, known Coleman Jr. said, "People" as the Richardson bill after Introduce sucji bills for their its sponsor, is similar to one political effect. They don't ;receijtly passed bytheMassa- expect them to pass." .chusetts state legislature. It • Assemblyman Joseph. E. is designed to force U.S. Su- Robertson made a similar Efforts to Continue Mallard preme Court consideration of comment. "It's a political the Vietnam War's constitutionality. .War has never move," he said. "George been formerly/declared by (Richardson)' is not even bringing it out of commit- .Congress. . tee." • * "• ' v The questioning of lowering Ran Sixth- : the voting age to 19 will be Mr. Richardson ran sixth By DORIS KULMAN four-nation communications ; ect on grounds that it dupli- eliminated and , ?5 million "slbmittedlo voters in Novem- Deputy Secretary of De- effort, which is headquartered- and last in*the Newark may- cates the efforts of other slashed from the U.S.' partic- ber. The assembly last night oralty election Tuesday. fense David Packard will in New Shrewsbury, is in communications agencies ipation in it .this year.. '. approved placing the referen- meet, probably next week, Congressional disfavor. throughout themilitary, driv- dum on the ballot. A similar Assemblyman John I. Dawes The Senate Appropriations .said, "Federal legislators are with Rep,'George H. Mahon, The House Appropriations ing up- costs. It wants all Committee, while hot happy constitutional amendment to D-Tex,,. chairman of the Committee reportedly is "100 the services hooked-iip with lower the voting age to 18 much better informed on this ' about. Mallard, reportedly question, the federal govern- House Appropriations Com- per cent opposed" to conttnuv one effort. ' .' recognizes the need for a sys- was soundly defeated by New mittee, to -plead for Project ation of Mallard.- A joint Senate and House Jersey voters last year. ment should handle it." Mallard.' tem Mke. it., , In response to the anti- The committee has recom- committee also has recom- Views Given .The. , multi-million dollar, mended eliminating the proj- mended that Mallard be A. spokesman: for Rep» war students' argument that : James: J.'Howard, D-N. J., The county's four assembly- the state has a duty to use ' said yesterday that, the Mon- men and state Sen. Alfred N. the weight of its authority to .mouth/ County 1 congressman Beadleston were questioned in bring an issue before the Su- ,,,m ™.,of , ilu T>»"°" \7-i"~ the assembly chamber by The preme Court when the consti- ÎJ^L^-^:*ill t ih M0? Daily Register yesterday; and tutional rights of its citizens 2 Students Are Killed -and members of the appropri- all but one gave their opinion are being violated, Mr. ations ^committee's subcom- :of the two measures currently ;Dawes said, "Do they have • mittee on 'defense to argue before the legislature and - the education to decide on the for Mallard. .''..,', their reaction to' recent -constitutionality of this ques- Riot on Camp The project in New Shrews- youth activity against the tion? I have even years of bury has approximately 170 war. higher education and I don't JACKSON, Miss. (AP) - Two other students were re- city police with shotguns had civilian . and military em- Assemblyman Joseph Azzo- think it is." Two students were killed and ported in critical condition. A moved onto the campus after ployes. In addition, there are lina refused to be interviewed. All three thought passage 10 others injured early to- highway patrolman also was complaints of rock-throwing. many millions of dollars at "I will not answer any ques- of a similar bill in Massa- day, officials reported* when reported injured., Jit Was the second night that stake in prime civilian- coii- 'tions, especially on some- chusetts removed any need police opened fire on a wom- "We've had unconfirmed the 93-year-oia college had "tracts" fop communications thing of this importance," he (See County's, Pg. t)--,-~ James M. Coleman Jr. ; Alfred N. Beadleston an's dormitory of mainly Ne- reports of shootings and peo- 'been'the scene of disorder; equipment,, • ; •, gro Jackson State College. ple being hurt," a trooper at About 100 jeering students Voices Hope University Hospital said highway patrol headquarters jammed in front of a women's In Wanamassa yesterday, two students were dead on ar- told a newsman, "but we dormitory and confronted the Maj. Gen. Paul A. Feyer- rival from the school, located haven't been able to pin.any- police.' Officers said some- eisen, former commanding Crime, Medical School Bills about one mile from the Mls- thing down.. We've got units one fired at them from the 'general of the U.S. program '_] slsslppi Capitol in downtown out there with city police." building. , in the Mallard project, voiced Jackson. Highway patrolmen and hope that Congress will vote Police opened a concen'«- . funds to continue It. trated Kaxage, lasting sev- Get Legislature's Approval But he wouldn't predict the en to 10 seconds. The stu-'. outcome of the House Appro- dents outside hit the ground priations • Committee's delib- .TRENTON, (AP) — The from office of public officials men to support the measure. schools will probably con- Gas Line Explosion , to take cover as. gunfire erations on Mallard's fate. State Assembly has approved who refuse to testify before It combines the boards of tinue to operate at separate raked the front of the build- major legislation proposed Investigating agencies. trustees of the Rutgers Medi- locations. Administration of- "The project still is much Request Approved cal School and the New Jer- ficials contend it could save Ing and broke windows. needed, both from the practi- by the Cahill Administration Truck Moves in the fields of crime control The assembly also ap- sey College of Medicine and up to $115 million through Injures Three Men cal and international points of and medical education. But proved the governor's request Dentistry, although both (Sec Crime, Pg. 2) An armored city riot truck view," Gen; Feycreisen- said. because of prolonged debate for a merger of the state's , MONMOUTH BEACH — A on the scene to repair it, when then moved into action with "We in the executive depart- over tho measures, the lower two medical schools. The pro- gas line explosion yesterday . a compresor backfired, the patrolmen and police ment, up to the deputy Sec- house will return along with posal received 44 affirmative . a few minutes after, noon touching off the explosion. gathering around it. retary for Defense, are for the Senate on June 8 to con- votes, only three more than sent three employes of the Fire Chief John Schulz said There was no Immediate continuation of Mallard and sider a host of more routine the minimum needed for pas- The Inside Story New Jersey Natural Gas Co. 25 men and three fire trucks, explanation what triggered are hoping the appropriations bills.. sage. •* to Monmouth Medical Center, wet down i the crane and the disturbances at the col- committee will agree." • The assembly had planned The senate plans to vote on Tower Hill arts festival details arc set , Page 9 Long Branch. •; dumped sand on the isolated lege which had an enrollment • Gon. Fey'ereisen made thp ,to conclude.its.work for the the.measure when it.returns Engagements and weddings .'...... Page • According to hospital offi- six foot flame that shot up. of more than 3,500.' • " ;' 'statem'ent^ in -response to session yesterday and ad- June 8. The upper house also They remained on the scene '•„ There were conflicting; re- ''newsmen's'questions..He was Monmouth .accepts District 31 bid ...... Page IS cials this morning, Russell journ for the summer. Intends to consider appoint- Manasquan, Ocean Township keep pace .Page 17 for 2'/j h'ours while another ports' as to how Wednesday in Wanamnssa from Washing- But It was forced to post- ments submitted by Cahill. . Slocum is in fair condition crow repaired the damage, -night's disorder began. Sev- tori, to address tho ASbury Shoro Conference "A" and "C" roundups P«ge IS with second degree burns, eral students said it was trig- Park Kiwanis Club. pone its summer vacation The medical school merger and Altan Pattlsnll nnd Jo- The chief said the men for at least three weeks after plan passed the lower house Astro-Guide 11 ENJOYMENT, YOUR gered by a white youth pass- Urges Continuation the lengthy session carried seph Montano were treated were fortunate and his men ing out antiwar leaflets, and under an unusual procedure Bridge 11 WEEKEND MAGAZINE and released for minor burns, Rep. Howard urged contin- well Into the night. in which Democratic Minority Television Listings offered timo nnd equipment others said it started when a uation of Mallard In a letter The lower houso also gave Leudor David J. Frlcdland Classified Ads 19-25 Tho explosion went off on to help tho second crew ro- handful of nonsludcnts started to Hop. Mahon last January, acted as floor leader for the Movie Schedule pelting passing cars. Sixteen final legislative approval to Comics 11 DAILY REGISTER Ocean Ave., lit. 80, just north pair tho ilnfi. The Monmouth after tile appropriations com- tho last measure in CahiH's Republican Cahill administra- Editorials 8 of the Monmouth Beach bath- persons wero arrested. mittee's criticism of the proj- crime package. The bill, tion. The governor also ap- PHONE NUMBEHS Boach and Sea Bright First Financial 7 In i club. A spokesman for tho There was ho Immediate ect, which now goes to the gover- plied personal pressure to Main Office company said apparent- Aid Squads transported the explanation of why the dlsor- Tiio project involves this nor, authorizes the removal convince wavering assembly- Obituaries „ 4 men to tho hospital. Classified Ads ,741-WT y newer work was bolng done (Sec 2 Students, PR. 2) (Sco Efforts, Pg.'2) Now Shrewsbury Rabies Clin- Itummnge Sale Opinion' Page 6 Home Delivery 741-MII When a gas lino ruptured, Now Store Hours Waitresses, Walters New Store Hours ic f6r licensed dogs will be MCAP Mini Day Care. Friday Religion 10 Mlddlctown Bureau f A gas company crow was Becker Hardware, 8:30 R,m. to Kitchen help. Will train, Night Becker. Hardware. 8:30 a.m, toheld'Saturday, Mtiy 16, at 10and Saturday, May IS, 10, 9 Shorts 16.J8 Freehold Bureau 6 p.m. cvory day Including Sun- work. Good money. Harry's BWowalk Sale 8 p.m. every day including Sun- a.m, and Wednesday, May 20, a.m. to 12 p.mp . at 2 North Women's News .8, t LongBrancbBureaB 1 Saturday, May 10. Quaint days. Closed Tuesdays) 747-04(55. Lobster House, Call 842-0205, days. Closed Tuesdays. 747-M05. at 7 p.mp . at Tlnton Falls Fire BridgBid e Ave.A , ReRdd BBankk. Sports Department Ml-MH Fair Haven, •* (Adv.) ,(Adv.)' 741-4)10. (Adv.) Âdy CompanyCo . (Ad,(Adv.)) 1 >< ((Adv.) r f --THE DAiy BECISTEa, RED^^K - MIDDLETOHTN. FRrDAY, HA*, 18 1970 ftizctt^DeHounce Routing of Sewer Installation *"-*^ . . ... grou,.,ti ,,,,i>caren , then sower IinlinStar Terhune), 102 Lake- Friedland, D-Hudson; James Finally the electronic vot- bly Majority Leader Barry MEMBER K.lf, OABINETA ARS M. Coleman, R-Monmouth; ing machine was opened as MIDDLETOWN - Mark • Newi Ideas AVAILABLE ONLY AT K1TOH. Middletown view Ter., Eatontown, daugh- T. Parker both contended Dillman, 10, of 34 Southview EN MA8TEB SHOWnoOMSI ter, yesterday. Richard W. DeKorte, R-Ber- the students in the balcony that most assemblymen had i - Police gen, and a host of other Jaw- watched tensely. Forty-eight Ter., who apparently slipped Save! have issued a missing per- Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pax- made up their minds already from his bicycle Into the side ton (nee Joan Smith), 7 West ,yers in the Assembly. Assis- votes — three-fifths of the and that the details were sons alarm for a second tant Majority Leader Thomas 80-member house — were of a passing car, was ad- Direct From Factory youth, believed to be with Court, Morganville, son, yes- clear. Friedland and Parker mitted to Riverview Hospital, terday. H. Kean, R-Essex, a non- needed if the measure was spent considerable time hud- • No deposit ever required Sobert Denner, 17, of 160 lawyer, also assisted. to get on the ballot. The 48 Red Bank, yesterday after- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller dling with administration noon. • Bank Financing Palmer St., Belford, who was ..One voteresulted. in ParkerJ. came relatively easily, and reported missing Wednesday. (nee Rosa Grigoli); 711 Ed- aides in an effort to round Police said the boy sus- OPEN DAILY 10.5 *,SAT. 10.5 withdrawing a motion he had then more jumped \>n the up votes. munds Ave., Union Beach, winning side. tained a fractured skull and • SUNDAY 1-5 Joseph CFroehrer, 15 of made four days earlier when At the same time, Cahill 347 Central Place, Belford, daughter, yesterday. The final tally was 55-7. a broken left hand in the ac- • WED.-FRI. 10-9 SCR-5 was committed to the called several assemblymen cident. He was reported in .was reported missing at 1:31 JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL Judiciary ^Committee, pre- When it was over, Fried- Into his office in an effort p.m. yesterday by his moth- land rose to apologize for fair condition this morning. Neptune ûmablyTo die quietly. to persuade them. Patrolman Irvin Beaver er. - • Acted for Dickey some unusually harsh re- Mr. and Mrs. Linus John- marks he had directed at The debate, which lasted said young Dillman was ad- She said he was last seen son (nee Carol Condon), ED2, During the- entire proce- for more than two hours, justing the basket on the bi- »lUiuflJjli * tMASTEBS: Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. when dure, James M. Turner, R- Dickey earlier. He praised Monaqua Road, Freehold, • the speaker for his fairness, took place before a gallery cycle and slipped, striking a he said he was going out in a daughter, yesterday. Gloucester, presumably act- packed with Rutgers students car driven by Barbara A. 2113 HIGHWAY 35 boat with the Denner boy. ing for Dickey, tried without and the entire house erupted Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bar- into a standing, cheering ova- opposing the bill. They MacDonald, 17, of 37 N. Lake Police said young Denner brieri (nee Elizabeth Bohr), success to, table Parker's cheered at , several points, Drive, New Monmouth. took $60 from his mother and many motions. tion for Dickey. OAKHURST, N. J. 262 Stonehurst Blvd., Free- And the cheers from the but each lime were warned The accident occurred on when the youths failed to hold, son, yesterday. Dickey, as usual, remained balcony were the loudest. about the rules against re- the Middletown-Lincroft Road FOR HOME SERVICE CALL COLLECT come home within a reason- Mr. and, Mrs. Leo West calm, and at one point even sponses in the gallery. ( just north of the railroad able time, the mothers con- (nee Jacqueline Murdock), 77 advised Parker as to the Prompted by Refusal tracks at the township rail- versed by telephone and then Koster Drive, Freehold, son, proper ^ procedure to get The bill on removing public road station, i 493-2131 notifid police. yesterday-. through the proposal the 2 Students officials was prompted by the refusal last year of New- wmmmmmsmmmmmmm Are Killed ark Mayor Hugh J. Addonl- zio to testify before an Essex We have been in business in N. J. County and a federal grand jury, both of which were infor 42 years. We have now opened Weather: Sunny and Cool During Riot vestigating organized crime V (Continued) and alleged official corrup- Becoming partly sunny MARINE TIDES f -• der resumed last night, NEWQUARTERSintheshorearea this afternoon, and cool to- tion in Newark. Cape, May to Block Island: Sandy Hook Approximately 70 Guards- The bill passed the assem- -:so new that our numbers are not day, high low 60s. Fair to- ' Mostly east to northeast men entered one end of Lynch night, low in upper 40s in , Today — High 4:36 p.m. bly by 55-1. It now goes to In the Yellow Pages yet. winds 10 to 15 knots today and low 10:48 p.m. Street which divides the cam- Cahill, who Is expected to north and in 50s south. To- pus, as a force of similar size morrow increasing cloudi- becoming easterly tonight - Tomorrow—High 4:42 a.m. sign all the bills In the antl- Why not take advantage of our and east to southeast tomor- started at the other end. crimo package.into law at ness with chance of rain de- and 5:24 p.m. and low 11:06 The guardsmen moved to veloping, high in low 60s in row 10 to 15 knots. Visibility the same time. a.m. and 11:42 p.m. 'one side as the police came The measure requires all north and In mid 60s in south. generally five miles or better onto the campus. ^KPÊNING DISCOUNT PRICES Sunday's outlook, cloudy and today and tonight possibly Sunday - High 5:36 a.m. public employes to testify and 0:12 p.m. and low 11:48 A dump truck was turned "on matters directly related cool with rain periods likely. lowering to less than one mile In Long Branch, yester- a.m. and ... p.m. over in the center of the enm- to the conduct" of their of- MIDDLETOWN 67f-5511 day's Wgttwas 67 and the low at times tomorrow in rain pus and set afire. A city fire fices before "any court, RED and fog, Becoming partly For Red Bank and Kumson department unit put out the was 6$. tt was 53 at 6 p.m. bridge, add two hours; Sea grand jury or the State Com- ' The overnight low was 52 and sunny this afternoon. Fair to- blaze. mission of Investigation." Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Police laic last night the temperature at 7 this night. Tomorrow' increasing Long Branch, deduct 15 min- To cure constitutional ob- morning was S3. Tnere was a cloudiness with -chance of blocked off Lynch Street af- jections to an existing law, utes; Highlands bridge, add ter several motorists said ,01-lnch rainfall. rain developing. 40 minutes. the bill provides, the officials their cars were strode by fly- immunity from prosecution LARGEST IN PEST CONTROL ing objects; on the basis of their testi- -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK -MIDDLETOWN, N. }.: FRIDAY. MAY, 1', 1070 Union Beach Qoses School Door for Coimeil Meetings TEL AVIV (AP) Israel announced yesterday that an Egyptian missis boat sank a 70-ton' Israel fishing trawler UNION BEACH - Where, - Council Is also barred from cepted with regret from Har- In Mediterranean waters not far from where the destroyer Oh where will our Borough meeting in-the Union Hose ry Woolley, David Eastmonrl Council go? Elath was hft and sunk in 1867. firehouse which it had hoped . and Mrs. Evelyn Kane. Orphaned by the Board of to do. At this time the gov- A military announcement said the fishing trawler Orit Education and rejected by'' erning body simply has no Samuel K, Ilassell Jr. of was hit Wednesday night 11.3 miles north of the occupied the Union Hose Co., council place to go in June. 417 Pine Street and Pasquale has no place to meet, . Council last niglit decided Vitrone of 1201 Union Avenue Slnal Peninsula. The four crewmen were reported missing. were appointed to the Recrea- An' announcement said the "chances of finding them are A letter from the Board of not to object to the Board of Education advised Council tion Commission for terms SBm." Education's appeal of the last night that school build- budget cut to Trenton. A res- expiring next Dec. 31. Alex- ings will not be available for olution .stated the council is ander Guyet of 511 Shore council meetings during June, mindful of the mandate of the Hoad, was appointed to a Postal Pay Action Is Eyed July, August and September. people, but does not wish to term expiring December 31, "Extensive maintenance burden taxpayers of the bor- 1072. WASHINGTON - Congress, which appeared ready, to and repair work In both ough with an expensive legal Councilman Thomas Perno halt action on a postal pay boost when New York mailmen schools make this action battle. announced that a radar sys- threatened to strike, Is now on a timetable that could bring necessary," the board's let- After a public hearing pro- tem on all main streets in the final approval in three weeks. ter said. ducing no objections a salary municipality will be set up as "Congress is not going to be pressured by a strike," the The action evicting the ordinance was adopted. The of tomorrow. - council from their usual ordinance, fixing salaries ol senlior Senate Post Office Committee member, Hiram L. A free rabies inoculation meeting place In the all pur- borough employes and offi- clinic is scheduled Saturday Fong, R-Hawail, said yesterday before 'New York letter pose room of Memorial cials, reflects an approximate between 9 a.m. and noon In carriers called off the strike. School was not discussed at 6 per cent increase for most the American Legion Hall on the last Board of Education employes. Front Street. BAR ASSOCIATION OFFICERS — Joseph T. Grauio of Red Bank, left, past pres- meeting, idsnt of fh» Monmouth Bar Association, congratulates Harry B. Turner) of Asbury A new post of code enforce^ Councilman Victor T. Shore Paces Gain in Jobs Mayor Alfred T. Hennessy ment officer paying $3,500 an- Young announced that the Park, at association president for 1970. Looking on are William T. Wichmann of Jr. commented, "We're being nually was established by the Memorial Day parade will be- TRENTON — Total unemployment in New Jersey d&> Red Bank, first vice president; Marshall Selikoff of Freehold,' second vice presi- punished." He was referring same ordinance. Frederick gin at 2:00 p.m. May 30. creased In April, particularly In the shore area because dent, WWIiam H. Burnt Jr. of Keyport, third v'tee president, and Richard Fay of to the board's dislike for Varlesewill fill the post. - "We are hoping for an even of preparation for summer resort activities. Spring Lake, The association met last night at Rod's Shadowbroolc, Rt. 35, Shrews- council's $47,850 cut from the Resignations from the Rec- belter parade than last year," defeated school budget. reation Commission were ac- he said, The New Jersey Department of Labor and Industry bury. (Register Staff Photo) reported muaKEMOERr OFF . Dc. oI.C. SAIGON — Allied drives on a dozen fronts in Cam- town's minimum acre zoning, ties; a shopping center." bodia have restricted the enemy's efforts in South Vietnam, residential in character. "This master plan offers ' — Bar the proposed busi* took up the majority rallying Informed sources said today. . . cry. golden opportunity to pull thi "Continuing personnel and logistics problems also ness zone on Holmdel Road town together, Mr. Webei hamper his efforts,"'said one source. "We expect our oper- north of its intersection with "There are 53 communities said. ations in Cambodia to compound his problems in the border Crawfords Corner Road. in Monmouth County," the "Why pull the town togetlv provinces." And, if the Village.commer- mayor, a member of the er?" demanded James Me The allies have overrun bases in Cambodia and cap- cial district must exist, keep Planning Board, said. "Only Govern, Holmdel Road, wh tured huge stores of munitions and supplies, one of the it small and under strict con- two others have zoning ordi- drew another round of juain objectives of the operations. trol. nances similar to ours. plause. — Tighten existing zoning "The people you feel are Planning Board Chairmai restrictions. ( being deprived have 50 com- Larrabee M. Smith made Russia Avoids Cambodian Move View Expressed munities in Monmouth Coun- . final attempt to cleat up the A minority view-expressed' ty'to live in. They can have continuing confusion ovei LONDON — Soviet authorities privately are ruling out by Steven Weinstein, Algon- an apartment or a small cluster zoning as opposed t( any possibility- of active military cooperation with Red quin Road, that HoJmdel's house on a small lot. the open space zoning thi China against the Americans in Indochina, some Asian and "high .minimum zoning is dis- "I deserve the right," the board is proposing to allo European diplomats reported today. > ' criminatory," was soundly mayor continued, "to live on in suitable sections of the res- hissed by the 70 people in , Informal Chinese efforts have been suggesting a rec- a large lot in a large house, idential zones. Z. SERIES onciliation with Russians to meet the challenge of Presi- last night's audience. 1 have three towns; you have Rather than "clusters ,. t dent Nixon's intervention in Cambodia. Mr. Weinstein charged that 50." ••;• " ,'. -,-"••• homes in a sea of green, "Holmdel was being selfish" Mr. Cohen agreed with one Mr. 'Smith said, the open by discriminating against resident's warnings that the space concept resulted in lots Conditions Prompted Nixon Move people of lower economic state, if it ever steps in with only slightly reduced in siz groups, older people, and peo- regional zoning, would do so (30,0Q0 square feet in the R2 WASHINGTON — It- is becoming 4ncreasisngly.:appateat.._ zone; 43,000 square feet in th the Nixon administration decided to hit the enemy sanctu- • -R-lzone) andprovidedgreei NOW THERE'S A aries in Cambodia because the right conditions had arisen, buffer strips along majoi rather than as a result of a major new military threat. ' Atlantic streets and along natural fea The key to opening the way for U. S. and Sfouth Viet- tures, usually streams. aiamese forces to hit the enemy's long-secure base complex Population To Rise was the overthrow in March of Cambodia's neutralist chief No matter what' lot size of state, IWnce Norodom Sihanouk., are, population will increase, Until the new regime led by Premier Lon Nol took ovetv to a projected 20,000 to 24,000 SYLVAN POOL FOR By NANCY J. KUBINSKI were unable to meet their ithe United States felt it had to respect Cambodia's neutrality by 1*980. PUR SERIES and ills borders. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS- mortgage. Since then, the. EVERYONE: The Atlantic Bayview. Ter- building has become completely occupied. Last month The pool you've always dreamed'of! At a price you can afford. race, known locally as the A rugged in-ground pool made of Sylvan's exclusive UN1POUR Market Rally Eases Losses Highlandia Apartments, was when it was put up for sale, purchased by the Technepulp the FHA was asking $1,250,- concrete construction. Geared for fast Installation—virtually NEW YORK — Prices on the New York Stock Exchange Construction Co. Inc. of Mont- 000 for the property maintenance-free-thanks to Sylvan's automatic "watermatic" continued to fall yesterday but a rally just before the close clair Wednesday at auction Stephen Holzel, vice - pres- dual-action cleaning system and automatic purifier Included of the market helped reduce .the day's losses. ident of finance for Techne- at no extra cost! Many, many shapes and sizes to choose from, from the Federal Housing Ad- RECTANGLE SERIES. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials closed at ministration in Washington, pulp, said future plans for the custom-designed and engineered for a lifetime of swimming 648.96, down 9.05 points for the day. At one point before the D.C. building have not been set. pleasure. Sylvan will take care of every detail— rally the averages were down slightly more than 17 points. But he indicated his first aim from Ihe ground down. To swim this summer, Highest bid, submitted by In the past four weeks tte Dow Jones average has Men < is to look into the parking call or write today for our free full-color 92 points. Technepulp, was $1,537,000. problem in the area. There were nine bidders on pool planning guide. - - Volume rose to 13.92 million shares yesterday compared "We'd like to get more the property. Ernest 'Toman- parking but we'll have to first with 10.72 million shares Wednesday. ni of the Newark FHA office •M Analysts said there was no particular reason for yes- look into the zoning of the Bank Financing Available Deferred Pay Plan reported. Other high bids of area," he commented. "We FREEDOM SERIES terday's decline other than the continued uneasiness about $1,502,200 and 11,450,000 were AUTHORIZED ^the soft economy and the war in Indochina. 1 would really like to improve submitted . . the parking situation." POOLS The purchase is unofficial INSURANCE INCORPORATED pending completion of the Borough Council has al- Nixon's Judgment on the Line contract. , lowed tenants to use some REPLACEMENTS LARGEST POOL BUILDERS EAST OF THE ROCKIES parking facilities in the har- SWIM THIS SUMMER CALL COLLECT NOWf-^ WASHINGTON - Administration forces in the Senate, The 10 - stbry apartment bor after the space at. the facing an uphill fight, say approval of restrictions on U. S. building on Ocean Blvd. over- building became inadequate. ATLANTIC GLASS PALETTE SERIES military spending in Indochina would cast doubt on' Prest looking the 'municipal and Parking is banned on "Ocean RED BANK J21SI348-9011 dent Nixon's Judgment and' credibility. . • • New York harbors, was built Blvd. approaches to First 21 Maple Ave.—747-2020 Republican Whip Robert P. Griffin of Michigan told by the LepaMo Construction Ave. MATAWAN SYLVAN POOLS, INC. cus MR-HS newsmen yesterday Senate approval of the, Church-Cooper Co. of-, Morris County Jn 1060. Technepulp constructs of- 38 Lower Main St.—544-2838 amendment to bar further use of U. S. troops, in Cam- The FHA foreclosed in 1067 fice facilities and Is presently BELMAR Route 611 Doylcatown, PJI. 18901 bodia "would suggest the President doesn't* mean what he because the facility was near, in the process of acquiring of- 1813 Hwy. 71—681-1200 Gentlemen: I WANT TO SWIM THIS SUMMER! • .8&ys and that the Senate doesn't believe him." ly vacant and the owners fice and apartment buildngs. Please send me your free full-color pool planning guide. LIBERTY DELL PHONE Addonizio Wants Trial Delayed NAME ADDRKSS. . NEWARK — Mayor Hugh J. Addonizio of Newark filed CITY _STATE. -ZIP. B'motion in Federal Court yesterday to delay his extortion- tax evasion trial until after the' June 16 mayoral runoff

, election.. 20% OFF ALL WARDS ROOFING •- -^^^ ~^m^r ~^H^- -^m^ ^^^^ ^^nr ^^^r- >^ -^ — Afldonlzlo, seeking his third terms as mayor, faces city * depending on «li« and iccmorlt* selected. engineer Kenneth Gibson in tho runoff. They'were tho top ROMANTICS two finishers in Tuesday's election, topping a six-man field. ON INSTALLED JOBS Tho mayor and 12 others are scheduled to stand trial Savings apply to materials only June 2 before U. S. DM. Court Judge George H. Barlow. Wards has an outstanding line of roofing to giva your homo top quality, protection. Available* in Rcuthers Are Buried Today asphalt or asbestos in your choice of colors. WARDS ALSO INSTALLS DETROIT — Leaders of Industry and government Join PANELING—CBILIN6 TILE—STORM WINDOWS and HALLMARK SERIES OVAL SERIES CHESAPEAKE SERIES • KIDNEY SERIES SCULPTURE SERIES thoso of labor today at funeral rites for Walter P. Reuther, DOORS—ASBESTOS OR ALUMINUM SIDING—GUTTER 24-yoar president of 1,? million United Auto Workers, and and LEADIRS—PORCH ENCLOSURES his wife May. . ' ' Moll thli card for your froo Initallatlcn oillmat* Tho Routhors and four.others died in the crash of a Naitw Addrau , „... Phono unton-chartfered Jet on a trip to northern tower Michigan. Cl»y Stars , last Saturday. 4 Offir good far limited tlmt only. Tho sotting for the double funeral waa Detroit's Ford PLAY POOL CONTEMPORARY OPAL SERIES ORECfAN EC«IC$ Auditorium, n Civic Center showplaco, and a gift fpn the You'll tike WARDS MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER CAPRICE SERIES ! automotive famBy. -TRt DAFLY REGISTER, RED BAJSTC • MWIiLUOWN, N,}.: FRIDAY, JJAY. IS 1970 Obituaries SS^ Water Wms Mred in Marlboro ceded that people bathing By JAY D. ZUCKERMAN Emil Hoder, engineer lor the holding of certificates of oc- inspector not to issue any was more important. For Escapee MARLBORO - For the Municipal Utilities Authority, cupancy and building permits permits or certificates until first time since Mayor Mor- and Barry Wolk, a civil engi- was intended to put such we are entirely satisfied," At the ctose-of the meeting, 6YearOld Boy Dies HAZLET - A county-wide ton Salklnd took office, he neer who resides in the af- pressure on the water com- the mayor said. Mayor Salkind reminded the alarm was issued last night The residents gave approv-, people of "the valid affect of FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Charles Pinto, and a sister, and the entire Township fected area, to a special companies. for Benjamin F. Richard Jr., ing applause to the mayor concerted public effort." He Patrick V. Pinto, 6-year-old Angela Pinto, both at home; Council acted in complete ac- mittee to study the water Mayor Salklnd completely 21, of 334 Fourth St., Atlan- and Mr. McCracken, who, to- added a reminder that "U.S. his maternal grandmother, cord acting harmoniously for company proposals. agreed with Mr. McCracken, son of Patrick J. and Diane tic Highlands, who escaped gether, answered most of tiie Homes Ls listed on the Amer- Ritz Pinto of 1 Flintlock Road Mrs. Moilie Ritz of Mantolok- the benefit of the people. Mr. Wolk, who was present and added his own strong from police headquarters It took an emergency need questions. Some were dis- ican Slock Exchange and Js . died yesterday morning in ing, and the paternal grand- at the meeting, gave his im- viewpoint. "If council should here yesterday at 5:45 p.m. for hasty action to accom- pressions* of the preliminary decide to lift the ban, I will gruntled that they could not suceptlble to subtle pres- .*' Jersey Shore Medical Center parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pat- Mr. Richard was brought plish the feat, but the usually proposals. He said the eight- personally direct the building water their lawns, but con- sure." rick Pinto of East Ruther- i after a long illness. here from Madison Township bitter political foes emerged inch main would probably be He was bom In den Ridge. ford. on a warrant for eluding po- vfrom last night's council sufficient to equalize the situ- : His family has lived here Z% The Higgtas Memorial lice after a 100-m.p.h. chase meeting without a single note ation for the present. But, he years. Home, Freehold, is in through four communities of discord as. to the course of added, as soon as more hous- Patrick was a first grade charge of the arrangements. Wednesday night. action that should be taken es are put on the line, "we'll student at the West Freehold He was placed in the inter- to alleviate the existing wa- be right back where we are School and a member of St. rogation room while the desk ter emergency in portions of now." . Rose of Lima Catholic Portuguese Reds Jailed officer, Patrolman Thom- the township. Prawns I Church, Freehold. LISBON (AP) - Three as Johnson, answered the The longer range proposal Water Cut Off to install a 12-inch main into • In addition to his parents, men of the Front for Popular telephone. The suspect Part of th» Whittier Oaks the section yet to be built will he is survived by a brother, slipped out through a back Action, the pro-Chinese wing East section was completely , not alleviate the current window.' HOT SUN CARD OF THANKS of the underground Portu- without running water from problem, he said, because the Police said Mr. Richard last Friday night until Tues- On behalf ot my wife and myself, I guese Communist party, have plans call for that main to go would like to thank ail my been sentenced to 15 to 20 was being held while his wife day. The remainder of the friends and neighbors who were «o in while the new houses are BOTHER YOU? Kind and generoua with ttielr Utn« years in prison on- changes went home to raise the bail area had a less than adequate and help upon the loss of our precious under construction. little girl, Michcle McKenna. unfortu- of endangering state security for his release. He has also supply. nately most people forgot to sign the U» this attractive shod* thar book »t the funeral home so It Is nec- in an armed revolt against been charged in Madison Councilman Ellis W. Mc- essary to put this "thank you" In the Sunday the mayor pro- keeps our the nor sun. Rtally rmpor. Abo, I would like to Ulank the the government. They are Township with eluding police claimed the emergency provi- Cracken, in response to a acri like an awning. Ktopi rr* rtmw Wrai™ resolution at that time, stat- sonal consumption, that re- dstinctlv* (had* at a value price. O1n New Roller Add 3fe , Jfembei" or the Auodated Proa — The Associated P«u H enUUed Hospital, Red Bank, of •xduslvely to th« use for republlcatlon of all th» local news printed in thta ing that no further certifi- quirement may not be suffi- A newspaper as well u all AP news dispatches. Injuries suffered in an auto- cates of occupancy will be is- cient." T Second clasi postage ltd at Red Bank, N. J. 07701 and at additional mobile accident. milling offices. Published < dly. Monday throuf- • -b Friday. sued to U.S. Homes and De- Concurs With Comment 1 month—12.75 « months—IH.00 Mr. Nemeth was born in velopment Corp., the parent Mr. McCracken concurred } months—{?.50 13 raontts-»T.<» Perth Amlboy and had lived COMPARE! NO LOWER PRICE ANYWHERE Subscription Prices In Advance company of Central Jersey with a comment from the au- Home Delivery by Carrier — in Lakewood for the past two Single copy at counter. 10 cents; by Carrier M Cent» Per Week . Water Co., until the situation dience that the PUC require- years: He formerly lived in is cleared up. ment may be outdated, but Morganvffle. Issues Proclamation added that the local utilities FOR ANY OCCASION He was the owner of the At last night's session, the authority has notified ' the Route ? Autobody Works in mayor isued another procla- PUC of the situation. He ex- NEW HO)^ BEE FLdVrTRS Howel!Township. mation continuing the previ- pressed hope that the state, Surviving are his widow, ous policies, but extending group might be able to help, Aluminum Combination RUSSELL T. HODGKISS Mrs. Palma Bilottj Nemeth; the restrictions to residents since the condition has oc- four daughters, Karen, Pa- served by Village Water Co., curred previously in other 464 BROAD ST. tricia, Donna and Robin as both water .companies parts of the townships SHREWSBURY Nemeth, all at home; his draw from the same source. "We have to put pressure WINDOWS 74J-4020 ' mother, Mrs. Sophie Nemeth About 300 residents/mostly on the water companies to Triple Track of Moiiganvjlle; four brothers, from the Whittier Oaks East serve us properly rather than •Wlabb Sine* 1M7 Stephen and Arthur Nemeth, area, attended last night's for their biggest profit," one Fully Weather Stripped BY WIRE ANYWHERE both of Old Bridge, Leonard meeting to find out exactly resident commented. Clean from Inside Nemeth of Laurence Harbor what restrictions are in effect Mr. McCracken agreed, and Albert Nemeth of Mor- and to try to get relief. and explained that the with- 15 yr. Paint Guarantee ganvilile, and two sisters, Council President Joseph 12" A. Brodniak explained that Minimum 6 Windows INSTALLATION—2.00 Miss Victoria Nemeth and Wage Minimum Set the people at the end of the Miss Lillian Nemeth, both of MANILA (AP) — The ' Moiganville. line, approximately 13 miles John Van Kirk & Son of pipe from the source, were Philippines House of Repre- Complete Line Telescope Outdoor Furniture Arrangements are under sentatives approved a new the direction of the Day Fu- the ones who were completely dry. In hot weather, when minimum wage bill providing PLASTIC BIRD BATHS Round „ o«ai Top 2.98 MONUMENTS neral Home, Keyport. $1.10. a day for industrial many people take great pains LAWN ORNAMENTS — Deer — Squirrel — Elves, ate. 1 85 COOPER RD, MIDOLETOWN with their lawns and gardens, workers and about 75 cents Ml. CLAMP-ON UMBRELLAS (off Rt. 16 •• Hiadon's Conur) Maureen M. Smialek the people at the end of the for farm labor. The present NAVAL JELLY From 741-0319. 747-M43 PORT' MONMOUTH-Mau-, line suffer, the council presi- rates are $1 and about 58 Dissolves Rust SUcks to mils and •ARM 6UILD MONUMENTS reen (Mary Smialefc, five- dent said. cents. tiWnit. Brush it on, month old daughter of Tony He then related the results wih it off. Rmovss 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK F. and Valerie Todd Smialek, of talks: wita engineers for *7tlm«itjw«l|htln HOON—Jane Van Sfclen 'utt. 8 oi. bottle Free Delivery Call 741-7500 10 Shadyside Place, Port Mon- the water company. He said of ?1*9. Available In mouth died Thursday at Mon- the water company plans to Pints, quarts and OPEN DAILY S A.M. 3 CONVENIENT Muhlenbrlnk Rd., Celts Neck CREDIT PLAN! install a "short circuit" on nlloni. Enda wire- mouth Medical Center, Long trushlnf, scraplnf Est.1925 FUNERAL Branch, wliere she had been a eight-inch main to tine tail November 8. 1969 and aandlni foravsr. - end of the existing line. This MEMORIAL SERVICES You hava to ma It to patient since her birth in Red foK i Childs HOME Bank. is intended to bring pressure na.m.Tues., Mayl9,70 and; supply in that area to (Besides her parents, she is at . John Allen Child* III parity with the rest of the us- 8 ounce $1.49 survived by two brothers, TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH roum's ers on the line. Pint$2.WQuart $3.98/ Gallon $12.00 • Owner "and Operator Todd and Scott, both at home RED BANK « lier maternal grandparents, Named to Unit Mr. and Mrs. James Todd of . ..Mayor Salkind announced Dignified • Inexpensive. Confidential that he has named township Guttenburg, and her paternal engineer Leon S. Avakian, Day or Night-741-3505 grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. OBTHO®; Weed-B-Gon is the easiest way to get rid of atmoymg lawn John B. Smialek of Brooklyn, weeds like dandelions, wild onions, plantain and other broad-leaf weeds. It 364 SHREWSBURY AVE. RED BANK Arrangements are under | l. actually grows ihe little devils to death. Makes them start shriveling up the direction o* the John F. Pfleger Funeral Home, MM- within 48 hours after application. Roots and all. dletown. And with proper use Weed-B-Gon won't hurt grass lawns either. Or Attractive your budget, for that matter. Just $2.98 buys a quart, enough to rid 9600 Frank JJassa square feet of lawn of broad-leaf weeds. LONG BRANCH - Frank Rates John E.Day Massa, 64, of 712 Westwood Ave. died yesterday at the for FUNERAL HOME residence of his cousin, Ralph Palombo, with whom he Short Term lived. He was born in Italy and Investments 85 Riversida Avenue R«d Bank had lived here 22 years. He is an Aumy veteran of World C. SIDUN; Dlrwtor -747-0332 War II and served with the 24-26Mot. 47th Armored Infantry in Africa and Europe. Certificates In 1967, he retired as -civil- Min. $10,000 lawn weeds ian security guard at Ft. MomnouLIi. He was a com- municant of Holy Trinity 12-14 Mot. Catholic Church, here. roots and dL Survivors include: a neph- Min. $5,000 Wordjen Funeral Home ew, Louis Palombo of Ocean- port, and three nieces, Mrs. (0 E. FRONT ST. RED BANK George B. Juska of Loch Ar- 9-11 Mot. bour, Mrs. Anthony P. DeBar- •tificates tolis of Eatontown, and Mrs. Michael G. Duditik, here. ,000 Day and Night Phone . . . The Hoffman Funeral Home, here, is in charge of 6-8 Mbs. * 747-0557 arrangements. Certificates Mrs. J. B. Renticci Min. $1,000 WEST KEANSBURG — Clark Foster, Mgr. Mrs. Jeanie B. Renucci, 71, of 24 Union St., died Wednes DIVIDENDS PAID day in Monmoutih Medical Center, Long Branch, after a QUARTERLY short illness. She was born in Ireland and was the widow of Peter Sdvingt Insured • Tlte Adams Memorial Home Renuccl. She had lived here to $20,000 F.S.U.C. 13 years and was a commu WILLIAM J. CONNELLY. riicant of St. Ann's Catholic Church, Keansburg. Mrs. Re- Owner- Manager nucci was a retired department store clerk. Red Bank 747-022* She is survived by two sons, Thomas Renucci of New York City and Joseph Renuccl of FUNERAL DIRECTORS Georgia; a sister, Mrs. Anne Savings Connors, here, and four and LOAN ASSOCIATION J1NCI 1161 grandchildren. She was the mother of the late Jean Cal- BROAD and BERGEN lahan of New York City. 110 MOAP STRUT RED IANK , Arrangements are under RED IANK the direction of the John J. Ryan Home for Funerals, Keansburg. L -vm REGISTER, BED SWSK • MIDDLETOWN.ITJ::' vm Blarlboro Board OK's

New Teacher Contract Suburban Airlines has re- "not based on'factual evi- deficient mechanical items." 14. "The State of New Jer- since no operational incidents wouldn't accomplish any of sponded to charges that the .MARLBORO -The Board' ganville, will get $8,800 to dence. . .indicate a lack of Directive Issued sey, Division of Aeronautics, or violations are attributable the desired objectives, ami of Education lasl night rati- leach grade four at Central operation of the Red Bank understanding of the real 5. "A directive has been will initiate action toward to the flight school operation. that noise suppression devices fied the contract proposal School; II. Edwin Uasehore Airport leaves a lot to be problems, and are impossible issued that prohibits the land- the installation of an FAA He further said that the for the types of aircraft op- submitted by the local teach- will teach vocal music at a desired, of attainment." ing or take-off of company Control Tower »n the Bedrecommendation lor an FAA erating from" the airport ers' association, Negotia- salary of $0,100; and Patricia The charges were made in Air. Horst listed these ac- aircraft at Ifed Hank at night Bank Airport. Government Flight Service Station simply are nonexistent. tions have been going on M. Rapp will leach physical two separate reports issued tions which have been taken under any weather condi- authorities a^ree that 90 per since November, when the education at a salary of ?8,- by the Shrewsbury . New to improve the safety of op- tions unless there is a ground cunt of the operational prob- teachers were asking for $7,- 500. Shrewsbury Joint Public erations from the Red Bank employe in attendance." lems would IK; solved by the 500 as a starting salary. First Safety Committee. Airport. 6. "The company has in-installation of a tower, al- year teachers will get $7,300 The committee in its initial 1. "Tho company ordered stituted a $3 landing fee to though a project of this na- starting salary under the Navesink Man report in April criticized both that branch management at be collected from aJI itinerant ture will take a number of WATER new contract. They got $(i,- the airline operation, and Red Bank cease operating pilots. This fee is intended to years to bring to fruition." 600 under the old contract. the general operation of the aircraft whose take off and Gives Self Up discourage transient pilots A spokesman for the air- The new contract is essen- Red Bank Airport. landing performance criteria from using the lied Hank Air- MIDDLETOWN — A Nave- Stale Also Criticized would result in marginal per- line said it would probably tially the same as the tenta- port," take from three to five years tive salary guide adopted by sink man want'ed for alleged In' a supplemental report formance in and out of the SOFTENER SALT 7. "After consultation with before a control tower would possession of stolen property Issued May 6, the eommittee confines of the airport." the buard April 1. The board ' governing State and Federal be1 a reality at the airport. aimed further criticism at This directive has been in acted then so that offers was arrested yesterday morn- aviation authorities new traf- He said studies already could be mado to acceptable ing at police headquarters af- the State Department of effect for several months, and fic pattern rules have been Transportation for "not rec- virtually limits the airline's have been completed showing applicants. ter turning himself in. erected to create the best that the airport has sufficient ognizing the impact and im- operation to its fleet of twin- possible flight paths and alti- The new contract also calls According to Detective portance of facts contained engined deHaviiiand Otters number of aircraft move- FRED D. WIKOFF CO. tudes with respect to the for a 13-step progression to Capt. Robert M. Letts, the in the earlier report." and Norman - Brittan Is- ments to qualify for a fed- communities. Violators will erally operated controi tower. $11,500 for teachers with a man* identified as Joseph It was commenting on still landers, both STOL (Short bachelor degree. The former Sedlar, 55, of Navesink Ave., be reported to and prosecuted Mr. Horst said the joint 236 MAPLE AVENUE another report on the air-take off and landing aircraft), by the Federal authorities." maximum was reached after is accused of possessing support's operation filed by as well as other light twin- safety committee report rec- 12 steps and was ?lO,200. plies taken from O'DelPs engined aircraft such as the 8./"Written notices are be- ommendation to completely Francis It. Gerard, director ing sent to all airport op- The,board announced the Plumbing, 943 Et. 35. of the state Bureau of Aero- Piper Aztecs. eliminate the flight school RED BANK @£k 741-0554 hiring of four new teachers erators within the State of operation is ' unreasonable Mr. Sedlar was.released on nautics. 2. "A directive was issued New Jersey discouraging the for next year; Sandra E. $1,000 bail .pending prelimi- Col. Gerard's report made that prohibited landings at Laub, Marlboro, will teach use of Red Bank Airport by nary hearing in Municipal several recommendations for night during any type of pre- transient student pilots." tsy/V,fWr'*Kfi first grade at the Robertsville Court May 21, Detective Sgt. improving procedures at the cipitation or other weather School at an annual salary of Harold Reilly was the arrest- airport, but did not agree conditions which could cause 9. "A special notice to pilots CALL ?7,300; Irene C. Manik, Mor- ing officer. with recommendations by the a slippery condition unless a is being placed in the EAA joint safety committee, Col, qualified weather observer is N-O-A-T-Ms (Notice to Air- US Gerard also said the airport's on duty to test actual run- men) file asking transient Wtf+ttWto < operation met state and fed- way conditions and report his student pilots to avoid using eral standards, and is con- findings to the pilot by radio Bed Bank Airport." After all is said and done CHECK sidered a safe operation. prior to landing." 10. "An order has been — you'll find that you So far there have been four The safety committee had placed for signs to be erected will save the most money reports issued on the airport made this recommendation along the runway (plus right here on all home im- TERMITE DAMAGE painted while stripes) to Add a Room operation within the past on the basis of a minor acci- provements. Every year of this tifne, homeowners find winged Iniects that year. dent at the airport in Febru- clearly denote tp pilots tak- ; suddenly fly out and then drop their wings ond crawl all ing-off or landing at Red ALL TYPES oround. These little insects are TERMITES and Indicate thot The first came from a nine- ary 1968 in which a plane there ore still thousands of other termites still eating the member committea which piloted by James, M, Ma- Bank,- the • amount of runway IMPROVEMENTS remaining." house, causing further destruction to the wood of the house. was formed by the governing gowan, Hunting Lane, Fair • General Improvement! 11. "Additional signs will bodies of Shrewsbury and Haven, skidded on an icy run- • Room Addition THE COST OF REPAIRS FAR EXCEEDS be placed at the departure New Shrewsbury. It, severely way and ended up on its nose • Attic Room* THE COST OF TREATMENT AND GOES ends of the runways describ- criticized the airport's opera- near Shrewsbury Avenue. • Basement Roomi ing the take-off flight path to HIGHER WITH DELAY! tion, but placed most of the 3. "A directive has been • Bathrooms be followed." blame on prior administra- issued that prohibits company • Kitchen! CALL US FOR A FREE INSPECTION OF 12. "The air to ground, tions in New Shrewsbury. pilots from executing an in- • Roofing • Siding YOUR HOME. ground to air radio frequency It said the prior adminis- strument approach to Bed • Porch Enclosure* We tpeclalize exclusively in termite controi. Our spe- trations in the borough were Bank Airportrbelow- 900 feet of 123.3_mhzjvill be published cialized equipment enables us to do a better and negligent in allowing the air- and two miles visibility, un- as the primary communica- Imagine your house with a beautiful It will also add extra value, over and mart complete job. port to operate without super- less a qualified weather ob- tion frequency at Red Bank. new room addition. It will add extra above our low cost to you. Get your vision. The report was dis- server is on duty to report This radio will be monitored charm to your home. free estimate today. missed as being "too politi- the actual ceiling and visi- from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily. TERMITE CONTROL SYSTEM cal." It was signed by only bility." Additionally, the Unicom fre- four of the nine members of 4. "Early last year the quency of 122.8 mhz will be the committee. company instituted a night monitored over a shorter pe- REP BANK 842-3528 Some Plans Followed maintenance program for its riod of time." if In replying to the criticism, own aircraft to ensure that 13. "The Division of Aero- Arthur M. Horst, president of aircraft would not be dis- nautics of the New Jersey FREEHOLD 431-0379 Suburban's parent company, patched from the flight line Department of Transporta- Beading Aviation Inc., Head- the following morning with tion, together with represen- LOW INSTALLMENT PAYMENTS ing, Pa., said many of the tations of the FA A and. NTSB, WE ARE THE ONLY COMPANY IN NEW JERSEY DOthd legitimate recommendations will review the possibility of TERMITE CONTROL EXCLUSIVELY. SECOND GENERATION made have already been in- lowering power lines to IN THE BUSINESS. ALL WORK GUARANTEED FOR 10 stituted. Man's Body ground level with the Jersey YEARS. MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. He said further that some Central Power and Light of the recommendations are Is Beached Company. This is an attempt HIGHWAY 35 AT HEDDONS CORNER, MIDDLETOWN to remove existing hazards SANDY HOOK - The body to take-offs and landings at 741-5060 — 776-6600 of a Brooklyn man washed the airport." ashore on the ocean side of Open Sundays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. the'State Park batMng beach yesterday afternoon, State Wed. and Fri. till 9 p.m. Police' in Keyport reported! The man was identified as Gasper S. Gonzalez, 26, of 414 7th Ave., Brooklyn. The body was found by Kobert Longo of 45 Peters Place, Bed Bank, at 2:15 p.m. while he was walking along the beach. Dr. C. Malcolm B. Gilman, county^ medical* examiner, said death was caused by a chest hemorrhage, possibly caused by a fall into the water. ,He said the body had been in the water between 12 and 24 hours. , Police said the man was last seen at home $1994 by a relative on Tuesday. rfrooper Edward Moore is puts it in your garage continuing an investigation. 3 Red Bank Boys Nabbed After Chase HOLMDEL - Three Red Bank youths were.arrested, yesterday morning after a chase through woods and charged with the break-in Pi SPECIAL SALE PRICE •"* a local home. Sgt. Bruce .Phillips said the boys, aiged 15 and 16 years,. were arrested in connection with a break-in of the An- tonio Docouto home at 3 Wedgewood Lane at 10:45 a.m. • The Ortho-Gro A patrol arrived on the scene and the youths ran Into a nearby wooded area. lawn Food K Sale. Local police were assisted by Because you and your \ Hazlet and Middletown offi- ( lawn deserves break. / cers and Colts Nook, Key- port and Holmdel State Po- lice. " 10,000 S

Brookdale Sets Fine Example "I read in the Bed Bank Register of April 21 that Mata- In the past two weeks, students The discussions have yielded a coa- wan Township has passed an anti-loiterlng ordinance. I protesting the Nixon Administration's lition plan, with "policing" marshals find it difficult to believe that our councilmen have nothing action in Cambodia and individuals included to keep the atmosphere cool better to do than pass a law like this and I hope that Tha favoring the action have clashed na- — to keep the atmosphere at the col- Bed Bank Register is mistaken in their report or that I am tionally. College campuses have been lege that of an institution of higher mistaken in my interpretation. closed by strikes and campus build- learning. As I read this article on page 15,1 gather that loitering ings have been damaged in the Brookdale is an unusual institution Is forbidden in Matawan Township. Loitering, according protests. in its administrative policies and orga- to this law means: War protesters have been vocifer- nization, and its students s,eem to ac- To stand around (I'm.not allowed to stand around?) or ous, and, in some cases, refused to cept and relish the difference. They move slowly about (at.my age you want me to rush?) w , spend time idly (I'd be in favor of this law if it would apply lisen to the other side of the story. are working for their individual caus- - to our civil servants.) to saunter (it's against my religion.) But through the emotion-torn peri- es, but, at the same time, they are to delay (delay what?) to linger (have we no sentiment?) od, one college student body kept a working for the good of the college or to congregate by standing or sitting around in groups (l more sedate attitude, and this week itself. :•- thought the U.S. Constitution gave us the right to peace- 0 fully assemble.) .for the (purpose of idle conversation or gos- opposing factions have agreed to join The attitude of the students and sip (who is going to censor my conversation to determine u for an overall political effort. the college administration is refresh- it is idle or gossip?) , ing in this time of turmoil, and the col- Students at Brookdale Community The article further states that persons who loiter, or College, through peaceful discussion, lege as a whole deserves to be com- who congregate in groups of three or more in public places have taken a point of view that per- mended. Recent activities at Brook- are subject to fines or jail. (Does this mean that any time haps would have avoided violence, in- dale show that protests can be mean- three or more politicians get together, they can be put in jury and death on other campuses. ingful and mutually beneficial. Jail?) I am sure that everyone in our community would like. to know more about this law - especially since we can soon expect warm weather and we may want to have some Ne\y Start for Long Branch idle conversation with our neighbors without becoming law- breakers."

Long Branch voters have decided tic about the nonpartisan form of gov- 1 that, effective July 1, a new mayor ernment in vogue (he prefers political will guide their destinies, along with party designations), Mr. Untermeyer Capitalism's Pollution a partially new -council: Councilman said talk about seeking a change of Henry R* Ciof.fi will succeed Mayor government must halt. He believes THE REPORTER S N. Park Ave. , Paul Nastasio, and -new members of citizens should let the ,,new adminis- ...... ' " . :- • . \ Eumson, N. J. the council will be John D. Taylor, a tration show what it can do to up- To the Editor: former Board - of Education. president, _ gradejhe city^ _ _" _ The Plight of the Movies Another congressional campaign is soon approaching, and George P. Hoffman, a funeral di- The importance of citizen coopera- '• - By JIJniSHOP — which-means restricted to youngsters-ac -and the-question must be raised: will Third District voters, rector. , Hollywood motion pictures are rushing companied by parents. There is an M especially working class voters, be again fooled by the mation cannot be minimized, and con- on a collision course with sickening cen- rating for "Mature audiences" and a GP jor party politicians, or will they learn from bitterpast ex- Despite the fact that only 63 per- structive criticism is part of that, but sorship. The pictures not only show raw for everyone. The last GP I remember was perience and vote for new ideas rather than old slogans? cent of the city's registered voters unedited nudity but the sex act itself. I "Mary Popping," but all of the young men LDiJg Branch critics should first assess t went to the polls, they showed a se- understand the motive for this. Hollywood and girls who come to our house look only Undoubtedly, pollution will be a campaign topic. What th^e city's real problems and offer help can the political go-go boys of the major parties add U>. lectivity which is Jieartening. lost its' audience to tele- for the X rated pictures. in-solving them. vision, A few years ago, "Alice's Restaurant" was a movie this dilemma? More promises of doing something? What As reorganization approaches, city after hundreds of movie about a bunch of hippies who love each, can they do? Reiterate their "opposition" to pollution? residents would do well to follow the • ' We hope the mayop.-and,- council, theaters had been con- other and, on motorcycles, come from the That's about all. So can you and I. advice of a former mayor, Milton F. can confidently embark on a program . verted to supermarkets, far ends of the U.S. to buy an abandoned- Can anything be done about the contamination of our Untermeyer, Although not enthusias- of action, and we wish them well. the producers decided to church with stained glass windows and drinkable water and breathable air dissolution? Most cer- give our young some- desecrate it by smoking marijuana, mak- tainly! But not by the men in Congress who refuse to place thing they could not see ing anti-religious sermons, and frolicking responsibility for all pollution where it rightfully belongs. at home. in a bin of old hay. Where is that? On the current way we are arranged in Thanks to Our Armed Forces So, once again, there - They clutch, they moan, they cry out social production? On the way our industries are orga- is a resurgence of .at- and., they are nude. No sex act really nized to produce the things we must have, and the things Armed Forces Day, observed na- •at; work carrying out assignments'in BISHOP tendance and kids of 18 takesr place, .becauseijof the presence of we want? On,the way this current system of production is pay anywhere from $1.25 . directors, assistant directors, grips, script- our interest. 1 controlled and administrated? The system is called capi- tionally tomorrow, has, particular to $5 to gape through dull,plots—or anti- girl?, huge lights and a grinding camera. talism.' meaning to this area, where Ft. Mbn- 'The "day" has been, designated plot^—wSitirtg lor the big moment when a HOWEVER* ALL scenes involve act- mouth has scheduled the major attrac- annually' to call attention to accom- man and woman strip to wrestle and ing and these people perform as though. Right now, all production is for profit? social necessity ; plishments and loyalty that go beyond moan inva^bed. «.. ;.:••-':"» v .,,.possessed b.y, a. .vjolent passion. In "I Am secondary. Edwin L. Dale's New York Times Magazine ar- tion. Earle Naval Depot has deferred war assignments. It's also a time for Please do not place me among the . Curious (Yellow)," the Swedish director ticle, "The Economics of Pollution," traces the "necessity" to it and the show at Lakehurst, and made certain that the. audience not only of pollution to the profit system, i.e., capitalism, but while the public to express thanks to those prudes. As part of my daily routine of will hold off its Open House events meeting interesting people and seeing in- saw all of the girl in the nude, but the author Dale doesn't want to change the system, rather, he who serve us. . teresting events, Mrs. Bishop and I have man walking toward the camera without suggests we live with greater unemployment and less of until Navy Day later in the year. That's why We recommend a visit attended many of these.pictures. My ob- a stitch'on. life's necessaries, there exists an alternative that places in- jection is that my children are not yet • "The L.ibertine" was a steal from all to society's hands, rather than private owners, the means Opinions of citizens about our ac- to the fort tomorrow, along with the by which we, the people, can control production, by demo- fact that an entertaining and enlight- knowledgeable enough to. assess and ab- the old Kraft-Ebing books of our youth tivities in Indochina vary, but respect sorb these scenes objectively. where, in fantasy, we see men use whips cratic consensus; that alternative is the program of Hie So- ening program will be performed from cialist Labor Party. Industrial democracy is the answer to for owe armed forces continues high. Nor do I think yours are. Sex is the, and other instruments of torture oh* nude This.is.because dedicated people are_ 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. <• • ', girls who appear to garner such; joy that our nation's deepening, irreversible social, ethnic, ecologi- most constant drive in life, and I will not cal and international problems. •- • . . , -knoek"ft=-Miav*.-saiA beforeJfcaUfJtjwas .' it>;shou]d be deducted from their; pay. The invented by God it must be good andi" --^ctement..QfjsyatchingJ-0.,feet,ofthdjr on . atig screen esc'apes me. 'r-r^ji**—.^— Unless a congressional candidate addresses himself to know of no ecstasy in life that matches the fundamental—revolutionary- social and economic change": INSIDE WASHINGTON "M-A-S-H" is, in my estimation, an communion of two people in love. through a "viable democratic program, his candidacy can anti-American film done with ovlstones of be described at best as pretentious, and at worst, destruc- MY OBJECTION is that the script rich comedy. It deals with a group of doc- tive to our very survival as a species of life. writers drag sex in by the heels, whether tors fighting the war-in Korea from tents W. Petrovich F-lll Testing: For Safety? it is pertinent to the story or not. In "I i/here gory operations are performed on - Am Curious (Yellow)," a Swedish produc- soldiers with their innards hanging out, By ROBERT S. ALLEN the improved wing component at the out- tion with subtitles which earned rave no- and sexy nurses with the outwards hang- ' and JOHN A. GOLDSMITH set. Cost for refitting the older models is tices from jaded critics, the story involved ing iff. There is much drinking and, as in Treatment, Too Each plane in the grounded force of estimated at $150,000 per plane. a politically leftist girl who spent two- all pornography, the excitement lies in F-lll fighters will be proof-tested, under All of these remedial procedures were thirds of the picture drawing picket pla- watching the prissy puritanical nurse fall Rumson, N. J. current plans, in a giant icebox, under • recommended by a special Air Force board cards against war—Ban the Bomb, and into bed with the first officer who asks. To the Editor: peak wing loadings and at temperatures which studied the F-lll whig failure which her father's cowardice in the Spanish Civil Sex is never exhilarating unless it is down to minus 40 degrees before the planes caused the grounding of the planes. The War. ."'••• given in ever stronger and more exotic Your excellent editorials of April 30 on drug abuse in are returned to duty. recommendations were based on a finding It was a movie within a movie and, doses. Soon (if it hasn't happened al- New Jersey suggest a "battle plan" for Monmouth County based on education. Forceful dissemination of honest inter- Two of the king-size that one faulty metal casting had ripped, now and then, the camera was seen as ready)- the limit will have* been reached. mation on addictive or dangerous drugs Is one kind ot pre- cold "cells" are being . like a piece of fabric, under flight stresses. the director ordered her and her leading The-youngsters who attend the ..theater are ventive action. Curtailment of "easy" availability (if law built at Ft. Worth and a According to the new board, there is nan to read certain lines. But, for some llready laughing in the wrong places. no certainty that other1 castings in wings enforcement agencies are successful) should also help to third at Waco, Tex. yhe reason which escapes me, "they also filmed If we must have sex—and I think we curb future drug abuse. v cost is estimated at $31 of the grounded planes are faulty. The both parties indulging in, sex on the floor, must—cannot a credible story be written million. Additional test- elaborate, ice-box procedure is devised to in the trunk of an old tree, posturing in around the act so that it happens natural- nr':e absolutely.SURE that others are not. . , ... .7 ~e already drug users, and u «u.«a ...ing costs for. each of indecent acts while talking about the fu- ly? I want the American motion picture who will not be prevented by education alone, we must some 230 planes are esti- ture-fallout of context with the silly plot. to live and prosper. At present, the-writ-^- helpjn-other ways Most important is the urgent need to - mated at $70,000. LOW ACCIDENT RATE - Some con- The picture was rated X,: which is an ers are concerned .with dreary plots and- improve and Increase the available facilities for counseling That is the Rube cessional military experts are not sold on • adroit device invented by Hollywood to acres of'skiri. •and treatment of drug users within Monmouth County. Goldbergian testing plan " the" Validation "plan, arid there" are" some""" - keep;anyone under 18 from attending. There I know the guys who doze through these—- ALLEN which has been outlined Indications that it may be altered or cur- ' '•is a lot of sex in the movies rated B, things: gynecologists ... Very truly, to congressional committees. Air Force tailed. Some members of the House and. Sandra R. Wolman, M.D. Secretary Robert C. Seamans Jr. says the Senate have commented that, despite all TOUR MONEY'S WORTH program will "revalidate" each-of the the furor over the years, the F-lll has .. Chairman, Drug Committee F-llls, which were grounded in December shown a low accident rate. Northern Monmouth after a crash disclosed a structural failure. "It is Statistically true," says Lt. Gen. County Branch •. , The heavy wing load- ; Otto J. Glasser, deputy chief of staff for Japan's Great Dream American Association of development, "that for the number of fly- University Women ings, to simulate a force By SYLVIA PORTER Gross National Product by 1975. Her per ing hours and the number of flights in equal to 7.33 Gs, and the TOKYO — What is Japan's dream? capita income is targeted for $2,790, double which the aircraft has been employed, it very cold temperatures At the close of each interview with '69's level, Her wages are to rise more is below many of the other aircraft that are designed to subject Japan's top leaders, I shot this one last than 12 per cent a year, the productivity - have successfully entered the Air Force in- each plane to conditions question, for to you and me, it is the heart of her workers to climb up to 15 percent ventory." and stresses similar to of the tale. (Translation: What do you in- a year, her cost of living to be rising un- maneuvering! at high al- . ,. • * * * tend to do with all this der 4 per cent a year by the mid-1970s; titude. "\ THERE IS ALSO some concern that, power?) But before I get her personal savings rate is to stay at the The government will the accident.record for the already de- to the answers, let me re- fabulous level of 18-20 per cent. A magf ' pay 85 per cemY of the livered planes will not.be improved by sub- emphasize: niflcent blueprint indeed ... testing costs and the con- jecting each of them to peak pressures In Japan is now a truly Of course, she has problems. GOLDSMITH , tractor, General Dynam- a testing program and then returning them global economy. Despite J Corp., , will pay the* rest. However, to the flight line. her size, manpower short- A shortage of labor will be a massive those costs will not further inflate the bill In its forma] report on the annual de- ages, lack of rawNmate- obstacle, but she plans to solve that by for .the F-lll program in which the govern- fense procurement bill, the House Armed rials, profound forces go- pulling more workers off the farms; In- ment will soon have invested some $6.8 Services Committee called the F-lll safety ing for her are: creasing the employment of women; by au- billion. < record "superb" as compared with other —Her aggressive de- tomation; by putting up plants In such The testing program will be charged combat aircraft. It said the Idea pf reduc- PORTER termination to. achieve a cheaper labor areas as Taiwan and Korea. iff against the new budget's $483.5 million ing plane purchases to finance safety test* high ' and uninterruped \ * • . * outlay for F-llls. Under that arrangement, is "unprecedented." ratt of economic growth, her national de- ALSO STEEP HURDLES will be the < the Air Force will purchase 36 rather than "• Without elaborating on the testing pro- sire to excel; resistance of other nations to her protec- 40 of the planes in the new fiscal year. gram, which has not been generally pub- —The industriousness of her skilled, tionist trade policies and the resentment of . The first of the grounded F-llls are' . iicized in detail, the House committee rec- dedicated workers, the high level of edu- neighboring underdeveloped lands from expected to begin clearing the proof-tests ommended that the DefensR Denartment cation of her business leaders; which she buys cheap raw materials and and other extensive inspection procedures review its financing decision which, ac- —Her unique economic system In which to which she sells expensive finished prod- gome time in June. All are due back in cording to the committee, .jeopardizes the government-industry-finance-labor plan to- ucts,, ,,. ,„ service by May, 1971. currpnt goal of a four-wing F-lll force, gether to achieve national goals; Surely, a Japan intent on becoming an Later, when the already delivered F- The question is clearly one of how —HER "GROUP SPIRIT" which I saw economic ,super power is to be much pre- 111s are due for regular overhaul, they much should be spent to shore up public , being developed in Infancy In the uni- jferred to a' Japan Intent on other goalB, will be fitted with a new wing component, confidence in the F-111—and whether tho formed, disciplined kindergarten kids at And if,we both start now to handle it The'new wing "box", is^deslgned to stand rather large sum's now involved should Expo '70. „ ; right, our mutual economic competition up for a longnr period under Hie stress of become a charge against tho number of . • And Japan, already a nearly $200 bil- can lead to an immensely beneficial ex- jti altitude flight. 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Summit. 106 Broad StrNt.RfdBink Compiled by OMn Mendiy * Thuridiv Until 0 Own WMn«d«y d Prldsy Until • Fahnstock tt Co., Red Bank, and Charles Youn|, Aibury Pirk. if .THE DAILY BEGJSIHR, RED BANK.MJDDLEKHE& & Li FBIPAY, MA Y, 15 1970 Clubwomen Senior Girls Reception EATONTOWN - The Worn- Girls chosen to represent an's Club of New Shrewsbury the two clubs at the Citizen- and the Woman's Community ship, Institute for Girls, at Club of Eatontown will hold a Douglass College will be Miss reception for senior girls of Carlln Ewald, daughter of Monmouth Regional High Mr. and Mrs. John Ewald, School Saturday, from 2 to 4 New Shrewsbury and Miss p.m. in the community room Barbara Reed, daughter of of the Eatontown Borough Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Reed, Hall. Mrs. Robert Wilson and Eatontown. Alternate dele- Mrs. Elbert H. Stein are gate will be Miss Besty Zol- chairmen of the event, at din, daughter of Mr. and which Miss Ruth Kaye will be Mrs. Richard Zeldin, New guest speaker. Snrew&ury. Chairmen Announced - RUMSON - Named as Nooney, civic improvement, committee chairmen of the and Mrs. Charles Sully, sun- Rumson Woman's Club are shine. CRAFT FESTIVAL — The Tower Hill Arts and Crafts Festival goes into final de- Mrs. Walter Wooley, budget Department chairmen are tails with chairman and participating artists, loft to right, Sheila Haskins-Loebel, and finance; Mrs. Basil Pe- -Mrs. Bernard Blum, Ameri- Red Bank; Clara Gee Sramafy, Elberon, Mrs. Leo Wagner, Oceanport, festival tach, membership; Mrs. Al- can home; Mrs. Kenneth chairman, and Mary Sheean, Middletown. The community event will be held bert Brogel, publicity; Mrs. Marass, drama; Mrs. Frank Calandriello, musk; Mrs. Ed- Wednesday from I to 3 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church, Red Thomas Karlo, telephone; Mrs. John White, yearbook; ward Costigan, education, Bank. Various art techniques will be demonstrated, including jewelry making by Mrs. Robert Zerr, refresh- and Mrs. Kenneth White, wel- Mary Louise Sharpless, Fair Haven; book illustrating, Judy Martin, Rumson, and ments; Mrs. Philip Varri- fare. woodcuts, Mrs. Loebel. (Register Staff Photo) chlo, program; Mrs. John Museum Slates Children's Frlms BED HANK - "The Horse With the Flying Tail" Ivy Begins to Turn and "White Mane," two movies geared for children and young adults will be shown at the Monmouth Mu- PICTURE PRETTY — Miss Mildred Purcoll, Mrs. Joseph Sc!a!!y and Mrs vlary Dotil. Dear Ann Landers: Please When Jack left home he politics and has brought such radical kids home for week- seum Gallery at the Mall, left to right, preview some of the family fashions from Natelsons J. Kridel, Rad print this letter so "Heart- was a mannerly, respectful Broad St., today at 3:30 broken Mother" will, see it. boy, neat and clean—a joy to ends that we told him to come Bank, to be shown Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., in Buck Smith's Restaurant, East Keani- his mother's heart. After two. • alone from now on or stay up AnirLanders and 7 p.in. The movies are She's the woman whose bril- part of a series of films and feurg, at a scholarship benefit party planned by St. Catherine's PTA. Ticket* may liant, son didn't get into Har- years out East, the boy's hair there. I thought I'd have a is so long it makes me sick. heart attack when Jack another special events being be purchased at the door, or in advance from Mrs. Joseph Barna, Harmony Road, vard, Yale or Dartmouth. presented in conjunction with Our son was accepted by all His moustache drifts in the nounced last week, "The only East K&ansburg, reservations chairman. (Register SiaH Photo) three and now I wish he had soup. He wears sandals, faded salvation for this country is to I hope every mother whose the museum's new exhibition gone,to:a nice school in the jeans and love beads. He burn everything down and son didn't make the Ivy on the history of the horse, : INSTALLATION SET Midwest. argues with his dad about start again." •-'••• 1 entitled "Hoofprints." Groups League will see this and con-, wishing to attend should Mrs. Miller Ready-Made sider herself fortunate. Ours make reservations in advance MIDDLETOWN — New offi- did and I am — Sorry by calling the museum. cers of the Woman's Club of and Custom Dear Sorry: It's not the Is Honored Middletown, to be installed at "The Horse With the Flying a June 4 luncheon at Beacon Ivy, it's Jack. Even the quiet Tail" (in color) is a-true ASBURY PARK — Mr. midwestern schools have their story of a palomino colt who and Mrs. Willie T. Foster, 636 Hill • Country Club are Mrs. share of nutty radicals who starts out as a- cow pony on Church St., were hosfs at a David Kellher, treasurer; Mother's Day dinner in honor want to'burn everything down. a ranch and becomes a jump- Mrs. Clarence, Malinowski, re- ing horse for the U.S. Eques- of Mrs. Foster's mother, Mrs. cording secretary, and Mrs. Your son would have found Mary H. Miller of Astmry BED- trian Team. His trademark his soul-mates. Park. Walter Spratford, correspond- was a tail that seemed to fly ing secretary. Abner The majority of the students each time he jumped. "White Present for. the occasion SPREADS at the Ivy schools are not Mane" is a story of a young were.her 10 children and their spouses, Mr. and Mrs. O'Neal Nu«d a king ilzt iprtad for • qui»n in sympathy witt the wild- boy's' friendship with a PERSONAL. ;!» bad? W» W» til ... or can, eyed far left. In fact they are proud, wild white stallion Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Sam male* it. Com* lit and ••• hew yau~ getting fed up with having and how together they resist Artis, Mr. and Mrs. James BEING OVERWEIGHT Is a can a'ld an «»tr.l 4ouch to your the efforts of men who want Hundley, Mr. and Mrs. John very personal problem. bedroom with a Fpread {ram «IK? their education interrupted by ".ollection. a handful of kooks. And I say to capture the horse and Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph For confidential Informa- Miller, Mv. and Mrs. Eait it's about time. foreak its spirit— tion on the "Weight Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Watchers" program and * .•« Decorating Clinic Jackson, James Miller, Mrs. schedule of meetings Rummage Sale Set Judy Carter and Mr. and phone "WW" community Mrs: Foster. KEANSBURG — The Bay- Set for 3 Sessions Information Representative Also attending were her 43 Florence Harvey at 531- Money Bags Coupon shore Chapter, American Gold . MIDDLETOWN - A series grandchildren and her 15 Star Mothers, will hold a rum- Of three free decorating 0922 or Beatrice Graham great - grandchildren.. Her at 842-2684. 468 BROAD ST. Bring your "Money Bags Coupon" .and feed the mage sale Monday through roundtable clinics will be nephew and his wife, Mr. and Calf 747-4422 Friday 10 a.m. to 4 p.mr; conducted by Middletown in- . Mrs. William Bagley of New whole family for Yz price. The kids especially will enjoy .terior designer Jody Miles at Main St. Mrs. Florence Hayes York, were among the 50 oth- the genuine Dogpatch surroundings. Free corn cob pipes. the Elsie Mannes shop, 1300 er guests attending. is chairman. Donations of Rt. 35. The sessions are slat- items may be brought Mon- ed for- three consecutive day. , Wednesdays from 1 to 2:30 ART DEMONSTRATION . p.m., beginning May 20. Cof- At the Department of N.J. SHREWSBURY — Ceil New Menu fee and dessert will be Grayer of Betaiar will give IVlm&SpL^flkAchwtd . Convention^-AGSM dele- served. ~~^r a'"painting "demonstration To celebrate our new meliu/LiiA&irensnrnakirTg gates, Mrs. Bessie Evans was ifeMBuikfkUtQ • this special Vz price offer. "Come with your problems "Watercolor for Fun" tonight elected president; Mrs. Wil- -*ring your fljjorplans, your at 8:30 o'clock in the Guild liam Reamer, custodian of of Creative Art, 620 Broad SJ,, ideas, your swatches, and where her one-man show is records and Mrs. Agnes pick our brains," Mrs. currently featured through Blewitt, Americanism chair- Miles said. "We'll kick May 28. New Low Prices man, who also is chairman of around your decorating reservations for the depart- dilemmas and hope you'll Intnoducuy. OwiMw Home. Whlnu . 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-t # IWO LI'I Abner ReiUurent System, Inc. 1113 THIRD AVE., SPRING LAKE VI 741-8555 DAILY IIEG1STEJI,HEI1 BANK•MIDDLETOWN.N. J,; FPIDAV, MAYj IS 1970 9 Engagements Thornc'Spade HAZLET - St, John's Buck Smith's Restaurant, United Methodist Church was East Keansburg. the setting here Saturday for the marriage of Miss Yvonne The bride was graduated Marie Spade, daughter of Mr. from Raritan High School and and Mrs. Albert Edward is employed here by the Spade, Easton, Pa,, to Gar- Peoples National Bank. rett Conovcr Thome, son of Mr. Thorne, who is em- Mr. and Mrs. George E. ployed by Kirwin Construc- Thorne, IU. 35, Holmdel. The tion Co., here, is a graduate Ilev. Norman It, Riley offi- of Bed Bank High School. ciated. The couple will reside in Holmdel. Mtel,1?«e|ner M|ss Bandos Miss Daughtrj Miss Goerl Miss Davidson A reception was held in Scott-Steiner Zebrowski-Daughtry StoblcBelicose RUJHSON — Mr. and Mrs. Richard Steiner, Holly Tree EATONTOWN — The engagement of Miss i'atrlcla Lane, NEW MONMOUTH - Miss A reception was held in ne announce the engagement of. their daughter,' Mtep Ann Daughtry to Theodore J. Zebrowski Jr., son of Mr. Jacqueline Theresa Belicose, Gibbs Hall, Ft. Monmoutn. jfl Jane Steiner, to Geoffrey Robert Scott, son of and Mrs. 2tebrowslti, 1 Corlies Ave., has been announced daughter of Chief Warrant The bride, a graduate of Mrs. Oarrett Thorne Mrs. Joseph i. Stoble JMr. aad Mrs. William Harrison Scott of Pittsburgh, Pa., by her Inolher, Mrs. Alfred E. LaBrecque Sr., 22 Farm Officer 4.C Ralph J. Belicose Mater Dei High School, is (The former Yvonne Spade) (The former formerlyoly'off Fair Haven. The couple plan to be married Lane. Miss Daughtry is the daughter of the late George (USA-ret.) and Mrs. Belico.se, employed as secretary to Jacqueline Belicose) June SB. In tthh e ShShakespeark e GardeGd n at Vassar College, A. Daughtry and step-daughter of the late Alfred E. - 297 Leonardville Road, Bel- Matthew Gill at The Courier. where Mi$$- Steiner is a member of the senior class. Her LaBrecque Sr. ford, became the bride of Jo- Mr. Stable, who is em- fiance Intends Lafayette College in Easton, Pa: Miss Daughtry is a graduate of Rumson-Fair Haven seph John Stable, son of Mr. tployed by Monmouth Elec- Th&VWjde-elect's father is merchandise director at , Regional High School and attended Madison College, Har- and Mrs. Anthony Stable, 468 tric Supply Co,, Red Bank, Salantftj Salant, Naw York City, and her mother is execu- risonburg, Va. West Front St., River Plaza, is a graduate of Middletown r UNDER NEW t tive sectary of the American Littoral Society, Sandy Hook. Mr. Zebrowski is an alumnus of Christian Brothers Saturday here in St, Mary's Towniihip High School. He She is,;% granddaughter of Mr, and Mrs. Frederic Simon, Academy and received a BS degree in business administra- Cattolic Church at a Nuptial served three years in the Asbury' Park, formerly of Rumson, and Mrs Herbert 2. tion from the University of Dayton, Ohio. Mass. The pastor, Msgr. Rob- U.S. Marines and is a Viet- + Steiner*. jBast Orange, and the late Mr, Steiner.. .. ert T. Bulman, was cele- nam veteran. The couple will MANAGEMENT | MJsjr Steiner Is a Woodrow Wilson Designate for 1970 I Hoy/ell-Goerl brant. reside' in Red Bank. We are happy to announce the opening of our jj. beaufiful, new salon. Stop in and \ef us create a A and w$s .recently awarded Vassar College's Belle Skinner MIDDLETOWN.— Announcement is made by Mr., and Feltow$up to.further her studies in France, where the Mrs. George F» Goerl, J43 Crestview Drive, of the engage- coiffure that's perfect for you. *T couple pan to reside. Thomas'Bitner •— SPECIALIZING IN — * ment, of their daughter, Miss Mary Ellen Goerl, to Gerald The bride and bridegroom Lee Howell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert K. Howell, 49 HABRESBURG, Pa. — An- Hair Cutting • Hair Coloring • Hair Styling +• Sreen-Bandos nouncement is made of the are graduates of Pennsylva- Permanent Waves • Wigs 4* Manning St., River Plaza. An October wedding is planned. marriage of Miss Virginia nia State University. The cou- . ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. The bride-elect, a graduate of Middletown Township Carol Bither, daughter of Ed- ple now reside in Madison, Bandos, .38 East Garfield Ave., have announced the High School, is employed by the U.S. Army Electronics N.J. Mr. Thomas is a sys- GIOIA COIFFURES INC % engagement of their daughter, Miss Carol Bandos, to ward H. Bitner of Harrisburg Command, Ft. Monmouth. Her fiance, a graduate of the and the late Mrs. Bitner, to tems engineer with Bell Tele- 67S BRANCH AVE. LITTLE SILVER + Dennis L. Green, son of Mrs. Leonardo S. Green of Perth same high school, serves in the Naval Air Reserves and is Stephen W. Thomas', son of phone Laboratories, Whip- 747-5027 A. Amboy,-and the late Mr. Green. , employed by A! Howell's Aluminum Sales, Biver Plaza. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon W. pany, N.J. NEXT TO MONMOUTH MEATS ' i Miss Bandos, a graduate of Henry Hudson Regional Thomas, 14 Fulton Ave., West OPEN TOES, thru SAT. 9 • S; FRIDAY 9 • 1 School and Stuart School of Business Administration, As- Anderson-Davidson Long Branch,' N.J. April 11 ANNUAL DINNER bur^ Park, is employed by Dr. James P. Pregnall, Asbury RUMSON —. Mr. and Mrs. Christian F; Davidson, 121 here in the Paxton Presby- Park. • v • • ..." • „,.. ••.-.•.• Blackpoint Road, announce the engagement of their daugh-' •Efic Restaurant, here, FREEHOLD..— Mrs. Jane Mr. Green, an alumnus of Perti Amboy High School, ter, Miss Adele Louise Davidson, to Lester Howland Ander- terian Churdj. The Rev. Dr. Van Lenten, Oakhurst, is served in the U.S. Army. He is employed at Merck Com- son Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, 180 Branchport Ave., Morton W. GMse officiated; chairman of the annual din- pany, Inc., Rahway, ...... :-.J:...... -._ Long-Branch. • -. A reception was held in the. ner of the Navesink Past No- Rumson Reading Institute READING. WRITING ' Miss Davidson, a senior at Rumson-Fair Haven Re- ble Grand's Club, to be held and STUDY SKILLS TOPIC IS WW gional High School, plans to attend Marietta (Ohio) in Van's Freehold Inn June 4 • R«nn»y School . • , -caiKOKonar. bay and boarding. College in the fall. She is employed part-time by First Na- Theater Party at 6:30 p.m. Plans for the I Agtilf through 17. Exctllmi Ion- SHREWSBURY - William event were discussed at a re- guago skills Initruellon plur fini Gaffney of Weight Watchers tional Stores, Inc., Red Bank. after-school lupplementary clatim In camping and racrtatlonal program. Mr. Anderson, a graduate of Long Branch High Set by Guild - cent meeting in the home of Undtr dlrtctlon af protiiion. Pull will be guest speaker at Tues- I llmt WKJlnj am) ttillns ip«clollit». School, and Monmouth County Vocational Schools, is' RED BANK - The Sewing Mrs. Edgar Layton, River I CatalJSut. •',•.'.. day's meeting of the Red Road, Rumson. READING r- ENGLISH — MATH , Bank Chapter of Deborah at employed "by the sales department of Pepsi-Cola Bottling Group of Trinity Episcopal THf SUMMERBROOK 12:30 p.m. in the Shrewsbury Co., Asbury Park. Church's Women's Guild is J <*AMP Firehouse, 3road St. The Sponsoring a bus trip to the Enjoy An Exciting First Grade through College nil.' Sollbury, Buck> County, Belles-Elliott Paper Mill Playhouse, Mill- New World of I wnnft\S.'J \tm~Phont (ill) U1.J505 meeting is open to the public. CONYNGHAM, Pa. - The Rev. and Mrs. George J. burn, May 27, for the perfqr-1 Flogancc and Ease Elliott of Conyngham, formerly of Hazlet and Lincroft, Tnance of William Shastnerin | WITH THE NEW 275 Hope Rd., New Shrewsbury 542*4777 N. J., announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss "The Tender Trap." The bus ItS TICK Susan Jean Elliott, to Barry David Belles, son of Mr. and will-leave the Parish HalL PORTABLE Mis, Harry Belles of Berwick. The; wedding is planned for White St., at 8:45 a.m. Mrs. ELECTRIC GRILLE KUSSELL 6. RANNMY June 1971. " Peter Duma Jr. is in charge j The Lighting Center (SEASON! Miss Elliott, whose father is the pastor of the Grace of reservations. Luncheon will DIRECTOR Baptist Church ih Hazleton,, was graduated in 1969-from be available at Stouffer's. Red Bank — 741-6400 DOG GROOMING Middletown Township High School and is attending Bap- SPECIAL SAVINGS ON B*for* the warm weather sets , tist Bible Seminary in Clarks Summit, s- :-•„. c . FLEA4 £1TICK COLLAR in ,'. ."srop'in anil »e our' - ' Mr. Belles, also attending Baptist Bible Seminary, is dog grooming expert!. an alumnus of the Berwick Area Senior High School. J.ITTLE SILVER PETS & SUPPLIES '-• PROSPECT PLAZA, LinU SILVER — 842-2224 Volunteer Recognition BROOKDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE ^o be Given 158 Aides LEES Lush Life Plash I Presents' FREEHOLD — Volunteer wan, an American Bed Cross I 1 •. JEAN GIRAUDOUX'S Recognition Day will be held volunteer, who has given over Red Bank's Oldest & Largest Carpet Store THE ENCHANTED •-•- —Monday at-the- John L. Mont-— 1,064 hoursfrom 1965tQ 1970 gomery Medical Home. Invita- at the Montgomery Home. IE OLD MILL . TINTON FALLS tions have been sent to 158 She will receive a special] FRlftAY, MAY 15-24 V 8:30 volunteers, adults and teen- award, a small silvered Re- TICKETS agers, and to 13 service vere bowl inscribed in her | |SUN.-THURS. ,...... : S2.00 groups. honor. . ' . „ .. . |FRI.-SAT...... $2.50 The volunteers will be hon- Among the other volunteers I f RESERVATIONS — 842-1900 EXT. 25 ored for their service to pa- who gave from 100 to 1,000 I (10 A.M.-5 P.M.) tients at both the Geraldine L. hours at the Montgomery in- j Thompson Medical Home in stitution are Mrs. Pola Augen- John C. Ebner & Sons Allenwood, as well as the stein of Freehold who has j Montgomery Home.;.Both li- been coming to the Home for j censed nursing homes for the 29 East Front St., Red Bank, N.J. chronically ill are operated by If years. She and Mrs. Mar- ] the Monmouth County Wel- shall Jones of Long Branch, we fare Board. Admission prefer- another American Red Cross ence is given to. person^ of volunteer, served 600 hours. PHONE 741-0302 DAY CAMP limited incomes who are resi- Other Freehold residents | dents of Monmouth County. are Mrs. Dorothy Zingg who i The Montgomery Home has served 500 hours, and Mrs. Broadlooms • Remnant Dept. • Area Rugs Orientals 139 beds and the Thompson Edwin Herr, Mrs. Ida Kostuk,' facility has a 73 bed capacity. Mrs. William Ollwerther and] "A public agency, the Wel- Mrs. Marvin Stokes, all of | fare Board has been assisted whom have served 209 hours. 44th YEAR by volunteers to implement a One hundred-hour volun- UNDER SAME OWNER! meaningful and personalized teers are Mrs. Martha Barr, I >' • • program of patient service," Mrs. Vivian Brown, Mrs) Ann | MjM$dM24 OP mosf "oufsf isnelJng plUsfjr'Royil"Banquet Share's Orlfhtal Day stated Robert C. Wells, Mon- Fletcher, Mrs. Verone Hanna Cdmp . . . County's mouth County Welfare Board and Mrs. Doris Kens, all For|moit In Experience director. Freehold residents and Mrs. in a 100% Acrilan® clean dense pile American Camping ^kii'n. Veita Barr and Mrs. Garrett j tApprovid Mimbir One volunteer rendering this type of service is Mrs. Thompson, both of Colts | , In exciting colors carefully crafted by Lees Nationally Arthur W. Pedersen of Mata- Neck. gniied Pioneer Directly on the Cool Ocean LOVING CARE NURSING HOME 43 Ocean Avenue WEST END SPECIALISTS IN SWIMMING INSTRUCTIONS • Honored at Liberty Bell t iTh. "Swimming Cqmp" with 4 SALT WATER POOLS Instructional Pooli • Olympic She Pool • Children's Pqoi >li CHLORINATED tor Assured GIRM-FREt Protection per S

'• t •o « and Olrls 4Vi to 12 Years, TMnago Group 13 to 1* Yean 9x15 ...,..v...... L.. 149.00 ALL DAY -~ B weeks from June 21 to Aug. 21 -•1285. On Friday wining, May (Ih. Loving CortEnion park wai honored with > « weeks Imln. enrollment - all Inclusive rate $195. a me* and a pr«nnlcllon cirtmony In Iholr honor. Gloria oray, th» 12x15 195.00 winner ol Ihi »v«nlh race, known 01 In* Loving Care Poet, li mn " try Camp 3 to 4Vi Years — Special Low Rate hir. In.the wlnmr'i clrcl» with Loving can't warming blanket. 12x18 231.00 i . . .All Aw Croups Limited Company olllclalt (ram lilt to right arc: Robart Ratl. Saul Bookitobir, Dr. Gabriel Robirlo, Cborlei Polomlnll, Frtd Parlllo, William J, ot Lunch Avollablsf - TraniportaHon Provided farlllo, BIlHn Qrtony, Jockty Wllculli, Richard K«r«l ond 'Nicholas Write or Phone lor Hmchura LoPomo. ' EATON PARK NURSING HOME FREE Customer Parking at Chevron Station AT PARKWAY SPUR opposite our store Tel. 22'Ji- ant HT AVINUI , 542-4700 (ATONTOWN, N. J. 1' Saturday* and Sunday) -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOW.V, N. J.< FRIDAY, MAY. 15 1970 Prospects for Church-Run Schools Bri A Protestant theologian, the 2„ 1 states„—,, including sutt,. By GEORGE W. CORNELL such schools, rather than fac- in more than 25 other states. lion annually spent for such Division of Elementary and million pupils - nearly half nev. Dr. Robert "\V. Lynn, of against the plans In Ohio, NEW YORK (AP) - Just ing the high costs of accom- In some cases, as in Wiscon- purposes will be upped by $20 Secondary Education, says the remaining enrollment — Connecticut, rennsyjvanifi when things looked worst, the modating their nearly 5.5 mil- in the next six years unless Union Theological Seminary, sin and Maryland, they lost million. Meanwhile, a refer- this apparently was the first and nhode Island /or supple- prsspects for the future of lion students in expanded out narrowly this year, but endum is pending to repeal time an American president there is a major upsurge in says Catholic schools now church-run schools today are public schools. would be revived next. Else- the state's "Maine amend- has specifically affirmed the public support for such edu- are a "public venture" and menting teacher salaries.; In brightening. What only — Four states, Connecticut, where, action still was to ment" barring direct aid. special value of nonpublic cation. Protestants must begin re- parochial schools. .11^.-j recently was viewed by some Pennsylvania, Ohio and come. Illinois Gov. Richard — President Nixon last schools. A shortage of nuns as consiedring methods for giv- The case against th% Penn- experts as a dying system Rhode Island, have adopted Ogilvie backed a $29-million teachers, fore-ing the hiring month set up a special com- At present there are about ing them tax aid. sylvania i law now fs" be- now seems to have a chance. measures providing/"secu- aid measure for nonpublic mission to look into problems 12,000 Catholic elementary of lay teachers at around $6,- Such aid is commonly pro- fore the U.S. Supreme Court, But some keen struggles lar" services and salary sup- schools, saying failure to proof parochial schools, saying and secondary schools in the 000 annually — more than with a ruling expected next over the matter, in courts plements to nonpublic school vide it could mean their they provide an important di- three, times'what nuns get- vided in Western Europe and country enrolling about five fall. and legislatures, lay ahead. teachers. A fifth state, Michi- "total collapse." versity and "add a spiritual million pupils — down by a has been the main financial Canada. The Rev. C. Albert Koob, president of the Na- Several developments, com- gan, has given preliminary — Aside from such direct dimension," to education, but million pupils in tbe last five strain to the church schools, College Aid legislative approval to such along with other cost rises. tional Catholic Education As- ing in the midst of the inten- salary subsidies, a recent sur- that their survival now is years through closing of Also before the high court steps. Iowa last month passed sociation, says the one time sifying financial crisis among vey shows 22 other states now threatened. "No government about 1,000 schools. Nixon said if these schools is a challenge to federal aid parochial schools, have a bill allowing funds for aux- provide some peripheral aid can be indifferent to the po- 300 A Year were forced out of business, "bitter opposition" to any iliary services to nonpublic government aid seems to be' to four church-run coU«?erih brought about their improved such as pupil transportation, tential collapse of such They've been shutting down the cost of taking their pu- Connecticut, a suit with- inf- outlook, including: schools. textbooks, health services or schools, he said." at the rate of more than 300 pils into public schools would fading. Nevertheless, there still Is pllcations for hundred!j of — Signs of a shift in public More Brewing equipment. New York's Gov, Msgr. James Donohue, of a year. Msgr. Donohue pre- amount to $4 billion a year, other church colleges .fli plus another $5 billion for ex- opposition, along with law- and political attitudes toward — Similar so-called "paro- Nelson A. Rockefeller has in- Washington, D.C., head of the dicts that the shrinkage ing government aid. ?£ preferring government aid to caid" measures are brewing dicated the present $46 mil- U.S. Catholic Conference's would amount to another two panding public facilites. suits challenging such aid in Madison's Objections to Chaplaincy

- ' Greeting ecclesiastical By LESTER KINSOLVING fillment of another of Madi. lation as a whole, there has. The. New Jersey senator's tutional whenever they serve ister I know is overpaid. The WASHINGTON, D.C. - In son's warnings, that there been only one Catholic Sen- resolution has since resulted people who have been isola- chaplain's job is not a burden, guests of the gavemmenrprieo- Introducing Senate Resolution would inevitably be discrim-\ ate chaplain since 1793, and in the Senate's decision to ap- ted by the government—such but a joy — but it is time- icating monuments aij$j'gl$> SO, pertaining US the office of Religion ination in the appointment of not a single rabbi. point a new chaplain annual- as those in the armed forces, consuming." ing invocations at stattpttaf. chaplain of the Senate, New such a chaplain against the . "Only eight denominations ly, rather than let the incum- hospitals or prisons. (The The present Senate chap- quets and upon historical oc- Jersey's Sen. Harrison A. Wil- (then) smaller denominations, have been represented in the bent serve for life. The ap- First Amendment guarantees lain is the Rev. Dr. Edward casions." j liams reminded his colleagues Today such as Catholics and Jews. office," Williams told the Sen- pointment will also rotate the "free exercise" of re- Lee Roy Elson, who is also — Counseling senators1*;* This was an accurate pre- ate. (16 Methodists, 15 Epis- among the nation's three ma- ligion, which in many denom- when askedto do so-ohâuch of James Madison's strong B9B senior minister of Washing- objection when the post was mmmmm diction, as is seen in the. fact copalians, 12 Presbyterians, jor religious groups. inations requires clergy for ton's National Presbyterian special requests as one sena- created in 1793. cy would Violate the First that although Catholics have six Baptists, two Unitarians, During an interview with such functions as administer- Church. Until last fall, he was tor who asked me to glvejftnj . Sen. Williams mentioned Amendment's prohibition of for some time comprised the one Lutheran, one Congrega- this writer, Sen. Williams ing the sacraments. receiving the regular Senate a memo on 'God is dead; -and largest religious affiliation in tionalist and one Roman Cath- that the fourth president.had an establishment of religion. said that he had experienced "But", said Sen. Williams, chaplain's salary of $19,768.84. (with the assistance of, a full- both the Senate and the popu- olic.) warned that such a chaplain- He also noted the modern ful- no opposition to his resolution, "I don't know of anybody less Then the Senate decided to time Senate chaplain's'secre- but rather "A favorable re- isolated than members of Con- cut the amount to $10,000 be- tary) "answering 30 to JSOletj action that the various faiths gress. I cannot think of any cause it was for Dr. Elson a ters per week," „•••• [ Synod Convenes should be represented'" — -group, more^visible.than Con- part-time job- (But the chap- When asked just what kind lain of "the House of Represen- But how about James Madi- gress!" of-letters he answered?'Th( tatives, who does no outside son's contention that any He also conceded that the Rev. Dr. Elson repfett OCEAN CITY- The New work, receives the full chaplahrfor theSenate would -metrdpqlitanârea. oL-Wash-. "Oh • . . well, I get.Jetterj Jersey Synod of the Lutheran ) be a violation of the Consti- ington contains a great many from -the chaplains of"• stat« Church in America will con- ; tution? churches, synagogues and The Rev. Dr. Elson told this legislatures asking jus't.wha vene here/Monday through • writer that he works "20 to 30 a legislative chaplain shoulc Thursday/ "If this were tested, I would clergy- Wouldn't many of say that it could go eithej1 these local clergy be willing hours per week" at the chap- do," . . • ! Delegates will represent 183 way. It could be declared un- to serve as chaplain at no lain's job, in such functions At least the Senate' 1 congregations.. constitutional, ' he replied. cost to the federal govern: .as: • • • • .• " "lain has always been a deVf Dr. Robert J. Marshall, pres- "Any taxpayer could question ment? , Job requirements gyman — in contrast to apj ident of the LCA, will speak this, but no one ever has." Salary Cut — Opening prayers at ses- other congressional post: the twice. Sen. Williams conceded that "The salary is not extrava- sions of the Senate (a two-/ capitol architect, who need not even be an architect, j The main item of business chaplains are probably consti- gant," he answered. "No min- minute limit). will be the election of a new synod president to replace the Rev; Edwin H. Knudten, who has served 20 years as chief officer. Dr. - Knudten retires this year because of his age. Representing Cross of Meet The Lawn Doctors Glory Lutheran Church of "'?/ • Vi Matawan will be the Rev. Ar- thur W. Ebischbach and Charles 0. Jorg, an officer of the congregation. Pastor Ebischbaoh will report to the convention because he is also chairman of the Evangelism Committee of the Synod, There will be service of Holy Communion Monday evening. The ordination ser- CONFIRMATION—Bishop George W. Ahr, right, of the Catholic diocese of Tren- •vicejsjcheduled for Wednes- mad irst v!sit to S+ day evening." There-will - be— JV}i * * * Michael's Church, West End, since Msgr. Paul F. Brad- six. men ordained into-the Ie"yrie7fr««iimed.th« pastorate last Noyember^-TJiB.b.ishop._conle_rped the sacra- Christian ministry. ment of confirmation on T25 youngsters and adults there on Ascension Day."™Tlie"J altar boy is Scott L. Fisher, 14, whose father, Superior Court Judge Clarkson S. Keansburg Area Fisher, was among the sponsors. Msgr. Bradley, who retired as a captain Sept. I af. fer 26 year* as a Navy chap-lain,.is a former curate at St. James Church, Red Bank. Jaycees Elect ' (Register Staff Photo) KEANSBURG - Andrew Cherry, 25 Moran Place, was Former Missionary . elected president of the Great- Pastor Attends Baptist Parley To Speak Sunday er Keansburg Jaycees at Buck MATAWAN — The Rev. states, including Hawaii and Smith's Restaurant, East MIDDIiETOWN - The Paul L. Jackson, pastor of Alaska as well as Puerto Keansburg. Westminster Presbyterian the First Baptist Church, 232 Rico, are there. Main St., is attending the 63rd Church will feature the an- The theme of the convex Mr. Cherry said the Jay- annual meeting of the Amer- tion, "God Speaks in Revolu- cees would "continue to de- nual "Mission Emphasis Sun- ican Baptist Convention in tion, Reconciliation'and Re- MORTY GUDEL day" this week and the guest Cincinnati, Ohio, which ends BILL TORRES velop young men to be lead- newal: Listen and Respond," Sunday. ers, continue to grow and con- speaker will be the Hev. Stan- suggests that American Bap- RUMSON-SHREWSBURY HAZLET-MIDDLETOWN tinue it's concern for com- ton It. Wilson, former mis- Approximately 8,000 dele- tists accept responsibility for OCEAN TOWNSHIP AREA LINCROFT AREA munity problems." sionary in Korea. He is also gates and visitors from 46 the future in a spirit of open- ness and hope in the midst Also elected were Jack Mar. the secretary for all Presby- of a world of great social un terian Missions in Southeast Th* Doctor is a specialist. He treats sick lawns to make them well, and healthy lawns to''iifi|fti -quet,.internaLvice_presi(Ieiit;_ Father Kress rest and tension. Herb Terhune, external vice Asia." 3.?™ morej>eautiful. If you're plagued by the frustration of nursing a lawn, give the Lawn ,b president; Jim Beveridge, He will address the 9:15 To Spâk Here The denomination's first >r a'cWnowFRe'irdiafriW^ and 10:45 a.m. services Sun- black president, the Rev. Dr. Internal director; George BED BANK - The Rev. Thomas Kilgore Jr., pastor pesticides and herbicides to be dispensed periodically by the Lawn Doctor's, automatic! " Brown, "external' ~difectbrT~ -Robert-Kress-of-Jasper,Jnd.,. "Partnership In Mission." - of-3econd-Baptist-CfeurchrLos ehinery. . . - . ' / • ' ' . i Paul Conrow, secretary, and will give a talk Wednesday .Angeles, gave the keynote ad- The Rev. Harlan C. Durfee evening, at 8:15 p.m.,_in the ••..",.. • • "-" rysjrrj Gary Stover, treasurer. is the church pastor dress. St. James High School band Spend your time enjoying your lawn and leave the frustrations of lawn ears to the Auto-LaWnT ' room, on "Holy Church, Sin- The ful Church." Church to Hold turf specialists. ' \' ' •-,'''••. , -"Vi'.; The lecture is part of the I •• Presbyterian continuing adult education First Meeting program of the St. James AUTO-LAWN FULL YEAR'S PROGRAM 1.000 Sq. Ft, .. , Church ^. Confraternity of Christian Minimum BRICK TOWNSHIP - The Cemplili Only Doctrine.' SPRING EARLY RUMMER SUMMER FALL Atop Tower Hill newly organized Orthodox • SEED WEED CONTROL • WEED CONTROL Red Bank Father Kress is chaplain of Christian Church of The An- (2 Ibi. pir • SEED 1.000 iq. It.) FERTILIZE 4S44 • FERTILIZE 4S-0-0 (2Ibi, ptr • the-Newman Center and the nunciation will hold its first r >.»0iq, 11,1 9 :UO and J 1:00 a.m. FERTILIZE M UP • FERTILIZE 11 UP 50% Mirlor THE UNITED University Christian Mover general parish meeting at the • FERTILIZE «-0-0 Divine Worship ment at Indiana State" Uni-^ • FERTILIZE MMO-10 CHINCH BUG • CHINCH IUO • FERTILIZE METHODIST VEW Hall, Sullivan Road, • PRB-EMEROENT SOD WEB WORM . SOD W6B WORM , 20-10-10 versity and, is the producer CRAB GRASS CONTROL PIR 9:00 and 11:00 am, • Sunday after the 10 a.m. Di- CONTROL • POWER ROLL CHURCH and director of "Moral 'View" CONTROL FUNGICIDE • FERTILIZE 4S-0-0 SQUARE vine Liturgy. All orthodox • SPOT WEED . • FUNOICIDE 3 ' 247 Broad Street Church School • POWER AERATE FOOT a half-hour weekly TV pro- Christians Interested in En- • POWER AERATE AQUACARI • AQUACARI Red Bank, New Jersey gram under the auspices of • 'POWER ROLL • AQUACARI V/i Lbl NITROGEN 12:11 glish church services are in- • ORUB PROOFING Automatic Coll Bgcki Bttwun Sioionot Sarvlcti Per 1,000 iq. H. . WELCOME! the Evansville Council of P»r Y«or . Young Adults Churches. vited to attend, 9:30 and 11 a.m. 7:00 p.m. He is the author of numer- Services of Worship MATAWAN- HAZLET-MIDDLETOWN Senior High Fellowship ous articles which have ap- Choir to, Present RUMSON-SHREWSBURY 9:30 and 11 a.m. peared in religious papers as Cantiita by Bach LAKERIDGE AREA Church School • Nursery -Provided well as the Evansville news- LINCROFT AREA i OCEAN AREA papers. LONG BRANCH — The Nursery Provided During Worship choir of Saint James' Church, 566-0606 671-2229 741-2325 • I'lun Anniversary 300 Broadway, Is presenting an evening musical offering, FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH Services at Church Cantata 78 "Jesu, dor mu of Monmouth County . '• ' BED BANK — Anniversary meino Scelc" by .lohann Se- 1475 WEST WONT STREET • 741-8092 LINCRtSFT services will be held at Mount CALL ANYTIME Zion House of Praycr"for the bastian Bach, on Sunday at "Sirvicti for'Sunday, M«y 17, 1970" Rev. Mrs. Virginia Wright, 8,.p\m. in the church build- '9;30 A.M. Early Session , who has been with the church ing. Auto-Lawn • 24 HOURS 19 years. Services will bogin Sixteen professional singers Spttktr: Or. Rtmlnqlen Hobbii at 8 o'clock tonight and will For people who have better things A DAY! J ,< ' • Topic: "Utoplai" ' • be hold every night through and Instrumentalists will join in the performance of this iJ:00 A.M. Adult Service: May 24, After the last service to do than take care of a lawn. • 7 DAYS on May 24, a reception, will master work, The public is '•\ ' 5p»«kfr; R«v. Raymond B«ugh«n be held at the Masonic Lodge, invited, and there is no A WEEK! 'J< , T«plel "Tin Sureh for N»w Ptreaptloru" * O Auto-Lawn of Aftitrloa, lno.1970 Bergen Place. ;, . ' charge. &•• it : k , T THE DAH.Y REGISTER, RED EWNK • MJDDLETOWN, N, J.: FRIDAY, MAY, 15 1970 II Peanut* Children'* letter* to God 7 Inactive > . MUfldeast 8 Dismayed OfBflea,"' Puzzle tMouotsin # Accuser* By Aivin Askby - likes' ACEO8S sh&per 10 A jogging 1 Round 47 Share 40 Pomelo building 49 Large net pace 41 Dutch coin 8 Influence 50 Suspend 11 Fabulous 43 Mistreat on 15 Sour 51 Matches bird 44 Pertaining IS One receiv- 53 Specks 12 Abrasive to interior ing condi- 54 Peruke 13 EUrwax of ear tional 55 Military 14 Seesaws 45 Concern freedom calls 21 Joyous 48 —of Cancer 17 Plastic 57 Go with 24 Sea 51 Rude Blbndie candy shorlf leaps cucumber cushion 18 Acquire 58 Polyp 26 Decked out 52 Italian coin ( t SURE HATE TCI I DONTBLAME If THEV JUST VOULDWT 60 Appease 28 Break down; 55 To carry > HAND MY NICE 19 Sea eagle THEM FOR DO THAT KINO Of* STUFF/ 20 Graceful 82 Narrator Scot. 58 Taste: Scot. ( PEOPLE THBS6 SETTING 30 Measures of 59 Stomach N NASTV BILLS MAO AT 22 Cur: var. 63 Senseless Shallow/ end. distance 64 Brightest V EVERY , Me 23 Spleen 64 Mason's >; MONTH 25 Bargains tools 32 Wrong star //•*i- 26 U.S. coin 65 Proper Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle frif-1 27 Lifeless DOWN 20 Comrade: 1 Obtained rani!} rannn nraro colloq. from grape UUUfU MKIIIIULI DIIHU uuHia amucKM I;KOHH 30 Under- juice anna HIKI ramnntan ground 2 Small wind mnnftra rnrnn worker instrument nnmrn 31 Panders 3 Small gull- nnmra 33 Inhabitants like bird pnuiau ui IKUHH 35 Hired 4 Japanese kauum H 37 Give in song n charity 5 Town in nnra mnnn MaryWorth © King Fnturet Syhdkate, loc. 1970. World richu rwrved. 38 Reached • Alaska mnnratin noiiH GO 6E.T IHTHE. 42 Western 6 Combats HARRY...HAD city between two IFIWAft WRONG ABOUT ROMKEDTOGIVE CAR.!-WEU DISCUS? ME AN ALBUM, TUfC AT U/UC f 46 Glove persons YOU, W50RW! BUT WHAT WA5 MV DAUGHTER DOING HERE HE. 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•n ARIES LIBRA 17 March 21-April 20 p2 HEALTH. Headsche PERSONAL. Handl- ll iiTlBiTT u*\ will result from emo- enfu, quiet medita- tional binge about lost love. tion w3I be toothing and help Restrain yourself; nobody's you get to know the inner you. I It 10 .-I P1 worth ruining health for. - X AfeA LOVELN mY,TVOT LOOKS SCORPIO It / ABOUT £ A NEW COAT TAURUS Oct,23-Nor.21 Q April 21-May 20 Seanee or leetnre SO In, II 1" PET—i WON I LITTLE BIT. 0 LUCK.' Good day to give about psychic things 1 J SEVEN POUNW/ ^ -*—-* TERRIFIC. party for all ypur rela- eoujd be fascinating entertain- Si , P tives and show them the real taeaU It you. SAGITTARIUS »» • *' GEMINI *NoT.22-ikc.2O ----- • 1 ••• 1 ., , May21-June20 Quiet talk with bolt* it ••• MONEY. For finan- ness associate away 11 cial problems, keep mfrom workaday tenstcoi could II away from birdbrains. Go to be very pro<}»ttive, banker for advice. ' CAPRICORN Bridge Advice CANCER Dec.2Min.19 June2I-Jufy21 Your creativity it un- By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Love thy neighbor: usually high. Do "You ought to be arrested Sou lh dealer The Wizard of Id and prove it by refus- something artistic, even if only for writing so much about ing to date neighbor's over- decorating a cake. Both sides vulnerable amOious mate. bridge," a friend told me re- NORTH AQUARIUS cently. "Any average man • 432 yW LEO ,Jan.20-Feb.l8 can play the game without so 9 4 J much • instruction. He can •'0.7*32 * budget and get stuck date will be strong, but don't nesses and run his suits." WEST with something useless. Don't get' too emotionally involved And, of course, he can pay 4 J87 • 105 spend unless you'ie sure of till you explore mental com- his losses in cash. patibility. <> AK84 0 H095 what you want. My straightforward friend * A974 *QJI0 came a cropper on the hand SOUTH VIRGO PISCES shown today, and he still + AKQ9 6 Aug.22-Sept.22 doesn't know that he threw Unexpected turn- Discussion with old VAKQ86 away a vulnerable game. All 0 Q abouts make this ex- .friend will disclose he did was follow his own citing but nervewracking day. filings-pleasant or otherwise- Sooth Wot North Ea* Keep alert for opportunities you never knew about him simple recipe for the play of a hand. * . . , 2 * Paw 2 NT Pa* Snuffy Smith that may arise. before. 3(J . Pass 3 4 Pass - MYTWO OLDEST X DIDN'T FIND OUT South railed the second dia- 4 4 All Pass 1 TWO WEEKS!! Dennis the Menace mond, drew three rounds of HOW'S TH ..\BWSHflyj: I BET,VE SHORE THEY WUZ GONE TILL, Openlnglewl-OK , THIS MORNIN' trumps and then began on the MISSTH'.LEETLE. hearts. East won the fourth FELLERS round of hearts and led the not divided evenly, you have queen of clubs, which gave a natural heart loser, and It declarer the chance to take costs nothing to try to ruff it a finesse. The ace of clubs out. "'j;-^_ was in the unfavorable posi- West will step up with the tion, of course, and South was jack of spades since you down one. If East had held would make the game very the ace of clubs he would easily if West refused to ruff. have returned a diamond, You discard a club from dum- thus forcing South to lead the my, ruff the diamond return, clubs out of his own hand. and then cash the queen and If you're patient, rather eight of hearjs, discarding than blunt' and straightfor- two more clubs from dum- The Phantom ward, you may see the way my. This leaves only one to win the game and rubber club in dummy, so that you DR. llM6A-rfVeSIUtlif OF SIR- SR-ER-DOC, CAH I DOC- 7 S«YTHE- ASK you HOW You&ar with tnis hand. Try it for can give up one club and ruff THAMKSFOR /U B/WANPA. IH THAT THE tIFT. - IHITCHEP A yourself before you read on. the other club to make sure NOT AT ALL, 61AD TO DOC. THANKS RIPE OUTSIDE Just Two Rounds of your game and rubber, FOR THIS, MEET YOU TOWN. MEN, After ruffing the second DAILY QUESTION round of diamonds, draw just As dealer, you hold: S — J two rounds of trumps. Then 8 7 H - 9 5 D — A K 8 4 cash two top hearts with the C — A 9 7 4. What do you jack of spades still out say? against you. Answer: Bid one diamond. Your next step is to lead You have 12 points in..Jighj a low heart. If the missing cards and 1 point for the dou- ' hearts happen to be divided bleton, enough for an option- evenly, you can safely ruff al opening bid. You decide- 'SPAGHETTI IS My FAKKITB FOOD/ the low heart with dummy's to bid rather than pass be- last trump. Both opponents cause your hlgh.-card struc- THATS WHBPE AU-THMO7OP IS/* will follow suit. If they are ture is magnificent.

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Hi and Lois ITfe A LITTLE 6/f?L WHERES THE NOT EVEN IN THE FIRST STANDIN6 ON A STREET? AND GRADE ANP HE WANTS ME EET IN PARIS, ' (MRIS TO DRAW PARIS/ LOOK AT FRANCE THfc" PICTDRB I DftEW, DAD/ w, - A HEW Evan* Grants Two Divorces OM Timers CONCEPT FREEHOLD - Monmorth Jlotet B, Edens, Minneap- Teacher Leaves Share Hears Tatlt Ml County COurt Juage Alton V. olis, Minn,, for desertion. Night Held . COLLEGE Evans has granted these two Ann Faulkne?k, , W4«*aack Qf Estate tO Chlirch EDUCATION 1 divorces: Ave., Keansburg, frt||m John On Remote Sensing Joan A. Edens, First Ave., Faulkner, 10 Green*ay St., FREEHOLD—Miss Martha cal chapter was named In her Lions CONTACT ,t many weeks to accumulate Atlantic Highlands, from HazletH , fof r adulterylt , j R. Pennington of Navesink, honor. RED BANK - The annual MIDDLETOWN - Dr. Nor- one of Middletown's veteran Miss. Pennington left $2,000 Old Timers and Awards bert P. Tsuty, who studies with soundinrc and techniques NAVESINK of water analysis. school teachers, who died to Foster Parents' Plan Inc., Night of the fled Bank Lions the ocean bottom and marsh- New York, for the caw of Club was held Tuesday at the land ecology with a triple Dr. Psuty concluded his talk April 26, left $4,000 to the ; !0 1008 HWY. 3S, MIDD'-BTOWN OLD WAGON FARM her foster child, Park Yung Molly Pitcher Motor Inn. camera from an aircraft, en- with slides e::emp!iry nf! " Navesink Mettiodist Church. <»71-06GO Rr. 35 and Laurel Av«., HDlmdel Hi. Daniel W. Dorn, president, tertained Middletown Rotari- value of remote sensing in SPRING'S VIVID DISPLAY Her will was probated yes- She also left $3,000 to Movd was in charge of the presen- ans at their luncheon meeting his fields of interest. terday in the office of coun- and Edith Tingley of Atlantic tation ceremonies. in Howard Johnson's Ilestau- • ANNUALS • AZALEAS ty Surrogate Louis R. Aikins. Highlands and to Ralph and Past - pres'dent certifi- rant, Rt. 35. __ 1 cates were awarded to Phil-, Dr. Psuty, associate profes- • DOGWOOD • GERANIUMS Miss Pennington, who was Anita Barto of Red Bank; 80 when she died, had taught $2,000 to Lydia Graves, Helen ip E. Bailly, Randolph M. sor of geo3raphy at Rutgers • ROSES • RHODODENDRONS in the Middletown -Township Tatman, and to Paul and Hailly. and Willifjm D. Brad- University, is eipsiially in- High School from 1921 until Eileen Posten of Navesink; ley, Receiving years of ser- ' terested in geomorpho'.ogy - On Show Here! her retirement in 1954. When ?l,0OO to Thomas and Ann vice membership awards' to the study of land for.ns - "line high^school joined the Na- •Morford* and to Mazie L. the club were Eugene Macee and paleoecology, the study OPEN WEDNESDAY • MONDAY 9-6 — CLOSED TUESDAY tional Honor Society, the lo Riley. Jr. and Dr. James G. Van of environmental conditions Nr"?trand. 35 yeprs: Austin D. in past geologic eras. Miss Pennington offered to Bolce, Edwin W. Irwin, and He collects his information sell her property at West jnN, Warren Jr., 20 years; by an activity known as re- Southport, Maine to Dr. Herbert A. Carusoe and Vin- mote sensing,, which he SAVE Charles S. Geason of Ware- cent A. Miletti, 10 years; and learned working with NASA ham, Mass., for $12,000 and William T. Gill, Louis F. evaluating Gemini photo- her property in Navesink to .Grill, and Edward G. Stroh- graphs of the earth. Super Size Nutro Weed and Feed! Mazie L. Riley for $10,000. Free Inspection for home owners. Termite-Infested menger, five years. Receiv- Dr. Psuty explained that it or not we otter you low-cost protection. $2,5,000 damage _ • Kills weeds! Feeds lawns! • Treats The proceeds would go to her ing perfect attendance 1 and feeds 16,000 so., ft. — FREE 1,000 sq. is possible to identify objects an c0 tent3 at estate. awards were Mr. Bradley, guarantee on qualified buildings ? u ? T ,S • ' ft of extra coverage (compared to 15,000 and substances by their "sig- annual cost. Our work.ls guaranteed by Bruce-Termlnlx • George B. Crowell, Mr. Dorn, natures" on color photograph- ftb) The balance of her estate and by E. L. Bruce Co., with guarantee Insured by Amer- -, bg.rB..«.rSal.Prici Cuts your was left to her brother, Mr. Grill, Joseph F. Hunter, ic film. lean Employers1 Insurance Co. and made available for Regularly . James S. Pennington, and his Henry F_. Labreeque, Frank /VColor Quantities life ot the building. Over one million homes made termite-. grass J. Pingitore, Holbroofc L. 419.95 64lb. bag wife. Her will was dated Jan. "TheNyamera breaks down free. Smith, Mr. Strohmenger, Ed- 6,1969. what it sees into terms of red, FOR PROTECTION AGAINST TERMITES, FOR the easy ward F. Torre and Robert F. green and blue and captures PEST CONTROL-CALL THE PROFESSIONALS. Worden. TREE SERVICE way! the quantity of each color BRUCE-TERMINIX COMPANY GARDEN CENTER Fitted $50 The annual Children's present. These quantities vary Red Bank 741-3838 Perth Amboy 442-2141 PORTER'S Night, in charge of Mr. for different things and con- Strohmenger, will be held stitute 'signatures,' " the sci- Asbury Park 775-0111 NewBrunswick247-9000 95 Ave.-of-Two-Rivers For Assault next Tuesday, when Edward entist said. FREE DELIVERY —842-2336 RED BANK - In Municipal S. Patterson, magician, will Flying at 2,000 feet over the Freehold 462-1660 Court, Donald Somers, 30 perform. The annual election New Jersey coastline, Dr. of officers will be held May Psuty aims his three cameras Tower Hill Ave., here, was 26, and the annual Scholastic primarily at marshlands, ^TERHIMI^ fined $50 for assault and bat- where he is conducting an ec- Achievement Night, when stu- 1 • tery. Complainant was George dents from Red Bank ological study; and at inlets, IF YOU'RE BUYING A HOME, INSIST pN Geraniums Selah, 162 Bridge Ave., who and Red Bank Catholic High bays, channels and other A TERMINIX INSPECTION AND CLEARANCE. Thousands to choo&e alleged that Somers assaulted Schools will be honored, will water features involving un- his 15-year-old son, Thomas, be held June 16. ',-..'• derwater items . like from in our ... . on April 6 in the White Star shoals and sandbars, to for- Greenhouses Tax office on the south plat- ward Ills interest in geomor- form of the Bed Bank rail- Gets Second phology , • ANNUALS • MOWS f road station. USAf\ Medal NEW •„ROSE BUSHES TTu, • Snapdragons for support of her and their ecology, plant communities children. He had been ceived his second award of the MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM. U.S. Air Force Commenda- and many forms of pollution charged with neglect of his • CLEANS-UP tion Medal for meritorious can be identified at once from We Grow Our Own Plants !!! family and was also placed the air. In addition, the cam- service while assigned at Tan USE ON on six months' probation.! ' Son Nhut AB, Vietnam. era's ability to see down into LEAVES!! the water gives instant infor- CONCRETE BLOCK • WOOD - •'• ',','.'" Special Daryl V. Mitchell, 5 Laurel Capt. Endlich distinguished Court, New Shrewsbury, mation on its turbidity, or, BRICK • METAL • STUCCO RED BANK himself as a weather officer if it is clear, on its depth. six and Susan M. Beck, 45 Lake with the 388th Tactical Wing. CEMENT-ASBESTOS SHINGLES Drive, here, were fined $2 This information, the ' scien- He was presented the medal GERAMUM PLANTS • Pack Gee Bee each for careless driving. tist explained, would take ANY MASONRY at Kirtland AFB, N.M., where SURFACE Mower Shop, Inc. Alfred W. Dukes of Lake- he is now serving as assistant p Matawan Road wood was assessed $15 for staff meteorologist with a unit Seek Teen Aids Headquarters For All Old Bridge, N. J. careless driving and ?15 for of the Air Weather Service. driving without corrective The captain was commis- In UCP Drive Your Garden Needs! Lincroft Mower glasses. Lynn E. Pezzuti, 17 sioned in 1963 through Officer 1 Shrewsbury Drive, Bumson, " MIDDLETOWN — The Jay- & Power Equipment Training School, Lakeland, cees are seeking teen-age was penalized $15 far care- AFB, Tex. HYBRID TOMATO PLANTS 650B Newman Springs Road less driving. volunteers to assist the Mon- mouth County Uriited Cere- WE ALSO HAVE THE NEW WILT-RESISTANT Lincroft, N.J. A 1968 graduate of Red Bank. (N.J.) High School, he bral Palsy Center with Rain- RAMAPO TOMATO — Monmouth received a" B.A. degree iir! bow Tag Day this Saturday. DEVELOPED BY RUTGERS UNIVERSITY Pablo Nieves geology from Rutgers Univer- Workers will be stationed Mower Shop Found Guilty sity and an M.S. degree, in at various township shopping Large Selection of "Lawn Ornaments" 656' Highway 35 meteorology in 1969 from centers soliciting.funds with Middletown, N.J. FREEHOLD . <- -Pablo Pennsylvania State Univer- canisters and tags. The Nieves of 117 Montgomery. sity. • •teen-ager collecting the most Ter., Red Bank, was found money will receive a prize. Pat-Co "" on CERUONE'S Ra mto.wnGr8e.nvi!|a -the United R.Di.#2, Box^l and battery. Educators Sunday Lakowood, N. J. Nieves was charged with will select one of their teens* Greenhouses -\ to spend a weekend in Holly- stabbing Philip Caban of 127 RED BANK — The Nation- • Fadt-rtilitont celoril Whit* and OPEN 7 DAYS W. H. Potter & Son " Oakland St., Red Bank, with al Association for the Ad- wood. - colon itoy brlghUr, Iwigtr. vancement of Colored People Teen . agers interested in HWY. 35 HOLMDEL Red Hill Road a knife Nov. 27 in Red Bank. • Bllil.r-rtilitant. Grantor adhtilon " County Court Judge Alton V. will meet at 6 p.m. Sunday in participating in the project . and durability. . (between Hazlet and Middletown) Middletown, N.J. GALLON Evans presided at the two- the Community Center. are asked to-contact the Jay- • Point over damp turf am. Drlu h day trial. He set June 19 for The Rev. Virginia Wright, cees. 30 mlnutts. WhH. and first vice president, said •. Clton up bnnhti or rattanwit h warm, r*fldymU»d sentencing., toapy water. REG. bodycofen Assistant County Prose- Thomas Williams, River cutor James Carey presented Street School principal,, and Arrest Driver 9.07 Having trouble finding a good place to buy a the state's case. Paul E, Edward Royal Scott, guidance Parker of Newark represent- counselor at the high school, After Chase ed Nieves. will speak. MARLBORO - After a three-mile, high speed chase, POOL? Marlboro Patrolman John SWARTZEL'S Farrell apprehended and, arrested Ebenezer Read, of . FARM and GARDEN SUPPLIES Tennent Road, Morganville, yesterday morning for elud- PAINTS and HARDWARE ing a police officer and drify ing while on the revoked list. 645 HOLMDEL RD. HAZLET •The chase began on Tennent Road in Morganville and 264-2211 Come see our ended about three miles away ' ;-- ' ••"•-• :->•'• • :rr^r on Miriam Drive, Matawan* beautiful stock Marlboro Patrolman Richard Van Pelt, two Matawan Bor- PITTSBURGH PAINTS keep ihol fJj3ZEZC3 (ook of handsome ough officers and Madison Township police assisted. Paneling

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AW TOWNSHIP - farvm on the curfew ordi- tbe ordinance, wftlch *eU a The public is urged to ex- right to appoint municipal de- of Women Voter* urging for- conferring with Ricfeird W, Mr. Smith will fill toii po- Bayahwe RecreaHon and nance Is scheduled May 21 at 9:30 p.m. curfew for 18-year- press its views. "The purpose partment heads. mation of a township conser- Seuffert, business administra- sition and two patrotoian'i "eoh<>m.c Development Corp., 8:30 p,m. iii CUIfwood School, olds and younger, as is, abol- of the forum is to hero coun- Council action win urged by vation commission will be tor of Mlddletown, where a slots in the department'" traf- headed by James W, Freder- A panel will represent various ishing it altogether and modi- cil In Its deliberations,1' May- Mr. Smith, who stated that given-careful study at a work- conservation commission has fic safety section, formed to f ZO Baritan St., Cliff. sections of the townShip, and fying It as to time, age, or or Froehlich said. if the amendment to the act shop session of council. operated for more than a - take advantage of a ttate and will be voted fl.000 in will include a police officer season — exist, Mayor Froeh- Council will also act on a Is approved, it will cut the ' Mr. Russell has distributed year. federal grant of $82,000 for a tfllp funds at Monday's and Municipal Court Judge lich went on. Also, he added, resolution opposing efforts by ground out from under the to the mayor and counciltnen "There are many pros and township safety program. ,n)aoflng qf Township Council. Lloyd C. Elgart, the mayor the newly enacted antl- a Trenton lobby to modify municipal manager and make copies of a model ordinance cons," he observed. The traffic safely section Meeting In caucus last said. loitering measure may have; the Faulkner Act to deprive him a puppet. ,. establishing such a commis- Council will create a fifth will include a lieutenant, a L night, council agreed to award some bearing on the curfew. the township manager of the A letter from the League sion. The attorney reported sergeancy on the police force. "TRe~project h,a!f of $2,000 in Three alternatives—leaving sergeant and four patrolmen. (JiAjnunldpal budget for "do- 'nations to community af- fi" ':H3arlIer In the year, Mr. Frederick appeared before council seeking $5,000 to es- tablish a community center for sub-teens through adults in a building at Raritan St. and Cliffwood Ave. Services Offered The center will provide recreational facilities, courses in adult skills, guidance counseling for young people, and training for economic advancement, including a learn- year... ing! i resource program with y aid?-from Brookdale Commu- nity College. Council will withhold the remainder of the $2,000 in the budget to be awarded later on this year. • Also seeking funds for a recreation center Is the Rev. idward Jones of the New lght Baptist Church, Cliff. fWJWd, who directs the Junior "Mtfnmouth Social and Athlet- ic Club. No award has been TURNER BROS. planned to this project, since Mr. Jones has not yet submitted written specifications requested by council through William E. Russell, township attorney. --••*«'No Strings Attached TOTA. ... i • L. PLANT CONCEPT ... -Mayor Hans H. Froehlich ''""stressed that the award is ' t given to the Bayshore group Serving every area of your gardening needs. without strings, but added that submission of a year-end fi- Quality Plants — Gardening Equipment — nancial report might smooth fa.way toward a grant next ajf. Planting Service —- Expert Advice — Turner Bros. Guarantee itr. Frederick agreed, -A resolution authorizing an agreement with the N.J. High- AH in.one place! Everything you need for your garden — from the smallest way Authority for township seed to giant plants & trees! Ask our friendly experts for advice. Let Turner use of a Garden State Park- < Bros, be your garden reference & supply center. way, dwelling at 82 Lower i:Main St. will be presented Monday. ,- -Qeorge E. Smith, township YOUR ONE-STOP GARDEN CENTER .Vpfaager, added that he will iest appropriation of $3,- Selection—unbelievably large selection. Trained Horticullnristj—Friendly'«!• fo'r renovations to the If you can think of it, it's probably in . perts will advise you before and alter pur- f cture. He said the town- stock! 5 chase. ~ dpfp . administrative offices '-' £L .Guarantee—All nursery stock is backed and the police department Volome-j-inventory in depth. Practically will stay in the present Town- W\ lip both by a formal guarantee and Turner all you need is here waiting for you. Wo Bros, good name. ship Hall: other departments welcome large orders. '"will be moved to the NJHA Problem Solving — Telephone any time buUding "in ^two: or-three concerning problems with your plants. Cap* weSks." . Special Orders—No stone left unturned to fulfill your special requests. ableexperts will consult with you on the IJayor FroeMich reminded phone or come to your home, if necessary. his i colleagues that a public i Planting Service—If you can't plant Accessories—Every kind of equipment your purchase, our expert plantsmen will you need to grow a beautif ul'plant is araible illett Quits arrange to do it. 8 at Turner Bros. Colts Neck Board Post Shop at Turner Bros. COLTS NECK — A letter of where the garden lovers congregate. resignation from board member? Melvin C. Willett, re- Stop in and you'll see why... ceived by his associates was acknowledged with regret •afe-last night's Board of Education meeting. Here an but a feu of the plant $ available at Turner JBrof. ,,»• ~"*$r. WiHett, a teacher at ,, Freehold Regional High School, has held a seat on the Board of Education since 1965. Rock Garden Plants Flowering Shrubs % a letter of appreciation • MUCHOPINE sent to Mr. Willett, Board • DEUTZIA President Donald Kuhn told • ALBERTA SPRUCE ~~ WMMOanninta .3.50 • FORSYTHIA hiifi that ". . .as a board 1 • DAPHNE ~~~~~" .-5.00 member, you have been the Fragrant flmren.PinK: •-•m FLOWERING ALMOND _ nn gadfly, the prodder who fre- • SCOTCH BROOM Auracllnaanib ~ O.UU quently sees a situation from Feathery yellow flower — .—wi • VIBURNUM VARIETIES _ fU. a quite different point of view • SANTOLINA u«-n»«i«i Lara*(timer __ O.UU and forces others to take SPIREAVANHOUTTEI „ _n • BLUE RUG JUNIPER Snow "hilt Moomi —..—— /and then move on." / Kuhn said that as a Evergreens j$d member he spoke for Shade & Ornamental Trees the community as a whole In • JAPANESE DOGWOOD .- __ •• HYBRID RHODODENDRON^ thanking Mr. Willett for a Ulebloomer.Vlllta „ ___ 45.00 • FLOWERING CHERRY „„ _- •"AZALEAS -en* job well done. pier30»«rirtl«i, All«olw« - O.VO Clood ol pink bloomi •' Z\f.yO • TAXUS-YEWS _ -„ • MOUNTAIN ASH •- _„ Sr.«JI"« * «P>l«hl t.OV V.rja.rdy.tV.ih.r, I..!«____ 7.50 • I)WAHF ENGLISH BOXWOOD • SYCAMORE "Plane Tree"i"e n Cartl'j"495 Lights Bids • Exeelkmforihida , „ JLd«V • BLUE SPRUCE H.«nPwf«t 35 00 Mllly blue eir r|r..it ....•*« -15.00 1 • PLUME CYPRESS Opened In fvutow ~M ;20 00 • CANADIAN HEMLOCK »>„ •^MIMOSA*'™'* .-' • Ca>b«ihear.dl.raad|lr.t ~~ i .O\) r.»d.t-purfpi»kro.en___ 15.00 Colts Neck • BIHCII CLUMPS „... I ' • JAPANESE BLACK PINE . __ COLTS NECK - The Board k CneafglatMiU ——.—25.00 _^ J ""V. Irrrirullriliape.darkirrern ....'. 1.V.J of Education last night re ceived bids from seven con tractors for the modification of exterior lighting at Cedar Drive School, and held the low bid for study. Low bidder was Meyer Electric Co., Elizabeth, $3, 200. Others bidding were: Stout and O'Sullivan, Belmar; Century Security Corp, Luke Hiawatha; Freehold Electric Co.; Little Silver Electric; Fox Electric, Red Bunk, and Proctor Electric Co., Belmar. i'Now teachers hired and flielr isularle.1 for 1070-71 Rte. 71, , W«it Long Branch, N;JL.-.. School yonr are: Mrs, Kath ) Phon« for directions) 229.3507 1 >on Drow, $8,1)00; Mrs. Al I prt Mizrnhl, $8,1)50; Susan 1 'erner1, $7,400; Nancy Char- wora, $7,400, and Mrs. Grace Schwartz, «5,40O. -rmmwt -wmhpa, Juiy^HoiTSIaitefl KT DEAL — Judge Harold Hal- End Ave., Dong Brant* and copper, leaders. Boffc received pern has remanded Hector Gerald Carter of Salrs Ave., a $175 suspended fine and a R. Jacome of McKabe Long Branch, were both 90 day suspended/jail sen- Ave., Bradley Beadi for charged with petty larceny tence. Both were placed on mil for stealing and disposing of one year's probation. Grand Jury action and ordered him held on a $2,000 ball on a charge of causing Wildlife Talk Set at Library r death by auto. A second RED BANK - All are wei- Thursday May 21; at 3:30 p.m. charge of reckless driving come to attend a program on Gerald Savitz Jr. of the waslcept pending disposition wildlife sponsored by the Mbnmouth County Parks Sys- of the first charge by the ALL NEW FOR 1970 Grand Jury. children's department of the tem will speak and show 3-Great Locations Charles Graziano of West Red Bank Public Library slides and other visual aids. Theme of the program will be the Importance small animals play in keeping the I balance of nature. N.J.'S LARGEST •POOL DEALER Mr. Savitz will also point out interesting spots in the county's parks to introduce children and adults to available recreational facilities. Stop by Natelsons vest pocket parlc Saturday The program will last ap- > -Vo- for Navesink Garden Club's PLANT SALE U* SvvJW proximately 4.5 minutes. ^ HVDEPBBK *& Giant24x4'Pool

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RED BANK, N, J., FKIDAY, MAY IS, 1970 —15 Pick as City Probe By AL HOftAY said, however, that his delib- LONG BRANCH - The pos- eration will "take time." sible appointment of Evan IV. Should Mr. Jahos decide to Jahos of Red Bank, a former accept the post, according to assistant state attorney gen- Mr, Dempsey, he will be In- Eugene Landy Guides Path terviewed by City Council eral, to probe alleged wrong- doing by city officials or em- members before the pact is ployes here would meet with completed. "v the approval of mayor-elect •Of Highest Order' To Fortune as Financier Henry R. Cioffi. Mr. Cioffi last night said A City Council edict last that he has not met Mr. Jahos, By JANE FODERARO • month called for the local but that he knows the Red EATONTOWN - At 36, probe. Mr. Cioffi last night Bank lawyers reputation "is Eugene W. Landy is co- Business said he would be in accord of the highest order." founder of a bank, an invest- with the appointment of Mr. The mayor-elect said that ment firm, an investment Jahos to head the investiga- the governing body directed trust and a mutual fund. Personality tion. Mr. Dempsey to seek a qual- He is a lawyer who spe- ified person to head the Joseph N. Dempsey, city probe. He added that the cializes in corporate work hard, and you see that noth- and whose hobby is bringing attorney, reported Wednesday council is responsible to pur- ing has changed in a good night that Mr. Jahos has sue situations brought out by suits that are "socially use- company, it pays to buy more ful." • been asked to take over the the SIC hearings. stock at a lower price. Sooner probe of local activities the As an investor, he says, or later, it has to be right, governing body asked for last Mr. Cioffi said that the ftp's a fundamentalist. As a if the fundamentals are month. Evan W. Jahos Henry R. Cioffi council sought a capable per- theorist, he's a dissenter. there." son to conduct its planned Offer Confirmed What he sees as "ftmda- Raps Procedure probe, which was called, for ' The former head of the probe. He said he under- . mental" and "obvious" is not Mr. Jahos", the Fair Haven on the heels of revelations criminal investigation section stands that Mr. Jahos "is one Mr. Landy is especially of the most outstanding per- always the accepted view, critical of mutual funds that Municipal Court judge, yes- early last month during. State " of the state attorney general's terday confirmed the offer by Investigation Commission office added yesterday that sons available to us" to con- ajid sometimes it startles "make 25 per cent of the in- duct the investigation. him. He reacts «with almost come and have 100 per cent city officials to head the hearings in Trenton. he will consider the offer. He child-like surprise. turnover in one year." \ There on Top "It's criminal," he says. 'A For the record, Mr. Landy "It's known that a company's Is vice president, director, business cy«le is three to counsel and co-founder of the five years; nothing changes Tiny Unknown Soldier Tomb Eatontown National Bank, in three to six months. And With current assets set at some of these funds are in $17 million. (When it was and out of the same stock formed in 1964, it was the within a matter of months." Will be Dedicated in Hazlet first new bank in the state in , Mr. Landy also swims ftttears.) • ; against the tide in his law HAZLET. - The tomb of "With the shortage of Air Force. An avenue .of Representatives, from, all , He , is/ president and co- practice — for fun. , the unknown soldier will be space available in Arlington veterans' organization flags veterans' groups on national, founder/of Monmouth Capital . "I guess it's my hobby, to .dedicated D-Day, June 6 — and Beverly (New Jersey will fly in the center of the state, district and local levels •••••-.•; Corp.', ^small-business invest- bring suits on points that, for • that is, >a six by. 10-foot, .rep- veterans cemetery) closed ' site. American flags, flown will attend dedication cere- jnent /company that was .'. some reason, no one else has lica of the • tomb' in Arling- to the rank and file by execu-' for 24 hours over the Capitol monies. ..Started in 1961 with $150,000 OPPOSES TIGHT MONEY -~- Eugene W. Landy, head ;lbeen aware of and that I .' ton National Cemetery, to be tive order, I made It a per- in Washington, will be raised Mr. King said a guard of and today reports total as- of investment firm and attorney, voices strong opposi- feel would be socially tise- exact. sonal project to develop vet- on poles at the head and foot honor will be formed from erans' sections *in cetne- • sets of $5 million."''"" / tion to government's 'right money policy. 'Banks bene- ful> ••'••'•• "In the center of a 3^-acre of the tomb. these groups to attend all of- teries," Mr. King said. "We are, hoping the tomb ficial ceremonies of veteran /He is also principle officer fit in the short run, but it's not good for the coun- • He cites when savings and site in Shoreland Memorial 1 , loan asspciations were sued Mr. King, himself a veter- will be the central shrine for organizations on request. of; the ,year-ild Monmouth try, he says. He is also an office/ of Eatontown Na- Gardens, where 5,100 graves Real Estate Investor Trust for compiling interest on a have been set aside for vet- an of the naval submarine all memorial services "Any veterans' or civic or- Co. that,' with 800 investors tional Bank. ':•';. (RegisJer Sfaff Photo) daily rate, using the tradition- erans, a white granite model service of both World War II throughout the state," Mr. ganization wishing to place and $4 million in assets, deals al" 360-day year instead of stands. and the Korean War, has King stated. a wreath or. floral spray in New Jersey real estate. tinues, "we benefit greatly bankers," he continues. "They 365. . completed two projects. On the elevated plateau around the tomb during the from tight money, but I'm favor tight money in good What does this all mean There are now 1,800 plots where the tomb rests desig- dedication ceremonies is in- Moreover, he has just formed No 'Peanuts' and where did the idea to totally opposed to it. It's not times to control inflation. "The 360-day year is all for veterans and their imme- nated spots have also been vited to do so," he stated. a private mutual fund with build this replica (the only set aside for Congressional Mr. King estimates engi- nine other men. good for the country." '• They favor it to bad times ; right for small -loans," he diate families in Valley Forge to prevent a run. . one existing in the eastern Cemetery in Pennsauken and Medal of Honor recipients. neering and ' development •i In his office, on the second "How can we expect small says. "But when you're talk- portion of the country) origi- businesses to go on," he says, . "The fact is they do very ing about millions of dollars 4,600 spaces in N.J. Memo- The name of a veteran costs and cost of construc- floor of the bank building nate? rial Gardens in Toms River. killed in action in each of . tion of the memorial tomb Here, Mr. Landy talks about "when AT&T pays nine per well with tight money. It's and 30-year mortgages, you're cent. Those who can afford not that they're villains. It's . no longer dealing in peanuts." Joseph E. King of Mlddle- The 5,lflO-plot site here con- this country's declared con- at "$10,000 so far." some of the basic ingredients • town, coordinator of the vet- tains . four sections— one flicts will be inscribed on a He said over 2,000 organi- of his endeavors, as well as to pay nine per cent year just like saying that generals "Mr. Landy was born here after year will soon own are not in favor of war, 1n Monmouth County, in Per- erans' section ,of the ceme- section each for veterans of plaque and placed at the head zations have been invited to • his personal views on tight tery -explained yesterday. . the Armyj Navy, Marines and of the tomb. ' take part in ceremonies. money and sound investing. everything in the country,'' tfut •..."• rineville: (To most people, , "The main ttaist of what he observes. "It can't go on." Remains Hopeful that's a sign on Rt. 33.) He ê | do in Monmouth Capital Mr. Landy further predicts Nevertheless, Mr. Landy is played football at Freehold i» financing independent busi- that at least six major com- hopeful. He thinks "signs of High School, graduating in tiemes,"yMakys. "It's really panies in Monmouth County, collapse will appear" and 1951. He graduated from will be read correctly. In Kings Point Merchant Ma- Weapon, Drug Possession Case the' strength ;of the Ameri- employing more than 100 can economy." He criticizes people, will go out of business fact, while he forecasts con- rine Academy in 1955 and this year because of the tight- tinued recession for 1970, he from Yale Law School in banks today .that don't partic- 1958. : ' .' ipate in capital markets... money bind. looks to '71 and '72 as pros- "They're' out of tune with All 'So Obvious' perous.years, (He worked aboard a United Set in Middletown lor Jury the times. They use their "I can't understand it," he As the stocfc market con- Fruit freighter as third mate own profits and don't float says. "It's so obvious. They tinues its downslide, Mr. in the summers. Today, he's MIDDLETOWN — Two possession of a metal club to leged to be marijuana and a Fined $100 for shoplifting a United Fruit stockholder big stock issues." could have gone to selective Landy is looking long and area youths face Grand Jury fit the hand, possession of a box of .32-cal. ammunition. was Kenneth L. Green of 34 He reports that Monmoutft controls where bank lending hard at book values, earn- and attorney in a company action on multiple charges, knife, possession of mari- Illinois Ave., Port Monmouth, Capital has invested eight to is restricted. For example, ings and prospects. He re-- suit.) ..,...-.. after' preliminary hearing juana and contributing to the - Describing young Willis, who pleaded guilty to taking nine million dollars, in New ypu keep down the 'interest ports that his mutual fund is Mr. Landy lives in New yesterday in Municipal Court. delinquency of a minor. Patrolman Slover said he $14 in merchandise from the Jersey, and -currently holds rate along with the number of buying depressed, over-the- Shrewsbury with his wife, 'Judge Jerry J. Massell Other Charges was lying drunk on the rear Graridway supermarket, Rt. Interests in '50, small com- loans." counter stocks that he terms Gloria, and their three sons, found probable cause that In addition, each de- seat of the car with his head 36. . paoies, including. United M.bjv ;_He blames the. policy on "a "good values." _Sam,. age J0;_Michael,. ..age hanging-down? - "At-first ;I~ 1 crimes had been committed fendant was -charged—with ~- —David. P. Owens of _.Pjna_ bile Homes and Renault qutrk of human nature." As a ^fundamentalist,' he 8, and Richard, age 5. and that. the youths com- possession of alcohol as a thought he was a bag of St., Red Bank, stopped on Champagne.** " "You know," he says, "peo- . believes that an investor can Does he have an outside in- mittea them after Robert H. minor and creating a dis- laundry," the officer ex- Navesink River Road by De- He claims that tight money ple often favor things that, make money as' the stock terest?'TOll, he belongs to a Otten, municipal prosecutor, turbance while drunk and dis- plained. tective Patrick J, McConnell is bad business for small busi- by coincidence, favor them. market goes down. "It's not swimming club » . . But his , presented testimony by Pa- orderly. These charges, dis- April 28, was found guilty of "The people who run the just dollar-averaging," he business interests are- his •"trdlman Michael Slover, ar- orderly persons offenses, will The car was being driven speeding In excess of 75 ness by a juvenile, and another "la the short run,1' he con- banking system are all says. "If you look long and main interests. resting officer. be disposed of in Freehold , miles per hour and of pos- with the indictable charges. juvenile was an additional sessing alcohol as a minor. The defendants, George passenger, the policeman Willis of Crow Hill Road, Patrolman Slover testified He was fined a total of $35 he found in a car in which said.. The two juveniles await and lost his license- for 30 Freehold, and Francis K.' action by juvenile authorities. Medvar of Compton St., Bel- the defendants were riding as days. JVLiddletown Schools Refuse ford, face identical. charges , passengers, the revolver and Young Willis is free in A passenger in the Owens of, possession of a loaded .32- the other dangerous weap- $5,000 bail. Bail on young car, Howard Kennedy Jr. of cal. revolver, possession of a ons,, a pint of applejack and Medvar was reduced from Brook St., Red Bank, was hand gun without a permit, several bottles of beer, a pipe $5,000 to $1,500 with consent fined $25 for possession ol To Yield to Demands on Flag possession of a billy club, witfe. seeds in its bowl al- of the prosecutor. alcohol as a minor. ! jjnDDLETOWN - The of tickets to students, who in rmjst be met for.lt to be morning with students, said Board of Education this must present identification allowed. the board will not send a morning advised students at at the teach-in for admission, Completely rejected was letter in favor or against. • v the request for a letter, writ- Instead he suggested that Keansburg Zoners Favor Club Jhe High School that it will student responsibility for the '•Hat lower'the American flag program and for the hiring ten on board stationery to the students would be more )rf ^cognition of Vietnam war of two policemen, a struc- President Richard M. Nixon effective with individual let- dedd on their demand. tured forum which expresses explaining that the majority ters, to the president. *"T'The ruling was one of the both sides of the issue within of students are opposed to The board concurred with answers the board gave to a specific time limit and his war policies. a student demand that teach- finally, but most Importantly, Board President Warren C. the Concerned Students for ers who sign petitions or par- council meetings, did not ap- , well in two other cases. Peace, which Monday night approval of all speakers be- DeBrown, who with Superin- ticipate in student meetings KEANSBURG — An expect- permit conversion of four fore the session. tendent Paul, F. Lefever and. should not be punished. ed war over a variance appli- pear last, night. : The application of Carmen summer apartments at 27 - made seven demands rang- cation never even material- Mr. Keelen testified he has DeLucia seeking to sell a 60- Pineview Ave. into two all. ihg from the flag lowering to The board maintained that Nicholas Campanile, high Mr. DeBrown explained all provisions for ^the teach- school principal, met 'this ized into a small skirmish entered into a contract to by 100-foot lot, which will year units was denied. a teach-in on the Southeast that teachers, may do as they last night as the Zoning purchase the Mess property. leave an existing building In its ruling the board as- Asian'war. choose away from classes. Board granted permission to Two other residents, Mrs. with an insufficient side yard, certained a variance would ',,Haif masting the flag had This aspect of academic a beach 'dub operator to Catherine Olski of 7 Beacon- was continued when it was not reduce the degree of non- been requested by students freedom is specifically writ- erect a free standing sign in light Ave., and Mrs. Angelina discovered proper notification conformance nor could altera- last1 week, bu^ was rejected Statistics Picture ten into next year's contract a residential zone. Boden of Shore Blvd., did of the hearing had not been tions be made for less than Mr. Lefever pointed out,and by Mayor Harold Foulks and As late as last week, Philip raise their voices in objection served. 50 per cent of the true value lid' to rumors of a demon- is technically in the present Mess of Shore Blvd., who to the lighted sign. A variance which would of the structure. stration and a show of police contract. owns property adjacent to the Both women testified that force at the high school Fri- Economic Retreat The demand for more cur- applicant, David Keelen, trad- existing lights on the building . day morning. per cent, a quarter of a pTJlhT rent ovonts in tho social ing as the Lighthouse Beach glare through their homes. WASHINGTON - The new- studies curriculum was also Statute Cited est government statistics higher than its earlier es- Club Corp., complained to "The lights are annoying to/ Nmtasio Relieves At the Monday meeting of supported by the board, Borough Council that Mr. my family," Mrs. Olski said. paint a picture of gloom, a timate. With the recent 6 per which said It would re-advise the board; Patrick Manning, full-fledged economic slow- cent federal pay raise figured Keelen has made cuts for "I can't see how the lights commander of the local Vet- social studies teachers to con- electrical wiring in his park- from the sign will be any bet- down not at the crisis jstage in, the increase) was'6>4 per tinue the incorporation of erans of Foreign Wars post, but still troublesome. cent, highest since the Ko- ing lot in anticipation of re- ter," she asserted. Aide, Resumes Job argued that a federal statute current events into the course ceiving a variance. Mrs. Boden concurred, Despite the uncontradicted rean war. ' ( study. LONG BRANCH - Mayor provides for flag lowerlngs "What do we do in. this Mr. Keelen was also grant- by hospital officials, newsmen negative figures Indicating At the same time, actual The denial for airing the Pûl Nastaslo last nlgfit' Is- have been precluded from only by order of the Presi- lower profits and higher production dropped 3 per cent, tywn?" Mr. Mess asked, "Do ed permission to permit park- dent or on Memorial Day. WBAI teuch-in on Cambodia ing within 10 feet of his prop- sued a brief statement saying visiting or calling the mayor prices, the Nixon admlnlstra- ' the largest since, the 1060 re- last week, despite a student we reward people for break? he has relieved Bernard M, during his stay in Monmouth ? Peter Kalac, board attor- tion remains publicly con- . 1 Ing the law?" erty line, to construct a light- cession; instead of the 'VA per, petition bearing 700 names ed cupqla on the roof of an Ilartnctt, city business ad- Medical Center. ney,' rosenrched the matter vlnced its policies are work- cent listed In- preliminary fig- Critic Stays Away and found that no federal was termed "an administra- existing building and to con- ministrator, of his duties as All information coming ing and business will start ures. tive decision" by Mr. De Mr. Mess, a constant critic acting mayor. law' clearly states require- upward sometime between struct six additional cabanas' from the mayor has been Is- ments for half-masting the —Output of tho nation's fac- Brown. The board decided, of the Keelon property at adjacent to a swimming pool. sued through his son, Paul, June and December. tories dropped almost one- lie said, that the decision was Mr. Nastaslo added that ho AH matters will go before had resumed the full respon- and his brother, Joseph Na- "We're traveling a narrow half of one per cent during tip to Mr. Campanile, who the governing' body for. final stasio. Mn response tho board told path between recession and Aîl to 170.4 per cont of tho, Beer Drinking sibilities of his mayoral post, students this morning that it must rule on any situation consideration. Tho mayor was unseated In inflation," Arthur P. Burns, 1057-59 benchmark. It re- which would disrupt the LONDON (AP) - Beer Albert J, Hapstack, owner The mayor has been hos- Tuesday's election by Coun- Will lower the flag only on the Federal Reserve Board pitalized since he suffered a the word of the President or served a similar March In- school diiy. drinking has increased by of property at 1 and 3 Fox cilman Honry R. Cioffi. chairman, told Congress yes- crease and continued a gen- "Wo had to draw tho lino well, over a million pints a Ave., was granted permission hoart attack April 18. He said Ho named Mr. Hartnett uct- the governor, . terday. last night that he expects to To tho demand of a teach- eral slide that began last Au- somewhore,". Mr. DeBrown day since tho government io subdivide a SO-by WO-foot ing mayor during his Illness Those were the develop- gust, said. "We think the kids will raised the price by two cents lot so that two existing "bo back In City Hall short- lust month, The directive Is- Jn on school grounds In tho ly." next two weeks, tho bonrd ments yosterday, a day —Tho stock market go along with this. Wo con- a pint to 24 cents last year, dwellings can be sold sep- sued last, night rescinded Mr, answered It will allow such heavy with economic news: dropped 9.05 points, bringing sider it n rciisonablo pro- the National Federation of arately, Mayor NnStaslo's statement Hurtnott's appointment with a program for studonta only --The Commorco Depart- the bellwether Dow-Jonos In- posal," Llnconsed Victuallers report- Mr. Hapslack was repre- was Issued to newsmen last, the chief executive'*) appreci- Inslde'tlie building, with cor- ment said prices during Jon- - dustrial average to 684<70, The bourd drew up Its rul- ed. The-Intake for last De- sented by local attorney night In City Hall. ation for his "outstanding" tain stipulations. uary, February and'March the lowest In more titan soven ings in a mooting Wednes- cember was 782,067,168 pints, George Ostrov. - Although he. has been re- service during Mr, Nastaslo'g rose at an annual rate of 51/*' ; .Those Includo the lasuanco years.; day night.' ' It noted. Mr. Ostrov did not fare as moved from the critical list Illness.. 1 -THE DAILY REGISTER. RED BANK • MIDDIETOWN, N. J.s FRIDAY, MAY, 15 1970 Trevino Ties, Cites Things Worsen Fast Louis outslugged Pittsburgh Minnesota turned back By Associated Press That was one of only four Kansas City W In ttie only Just when ,the "San Fran- games in the majors 'yes- 11.7. The New York Mew- Player in Colonial Chicago Cubs «nd Montreal- scheduled American LMgue dsco Giants figured things terday. Elsewhere in the action.: National League, Houston de- Philadelphia games were FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP)' couldn't get much worse, Markhal, M, was staked "Why, that little man is ing little figure of Ben guess what happened. They feated San Diego S-l and St. rained out. — Lee Trevino paid tribute bent over so much he looks Hogan, a five-time winner of to a 1-0 lead Jn the first to Gary Player after tying like he's planting corn." this event and playing in his did. inning on Bobby Bonds' sin- the little South African for Trevino and Player, the home town for the first time, The Giants opened a se- gle, Don Mason's double and (he first-rtund lead in the top two money winners this in three years. He birdied the ries in Los Angeles last a sacrifice fly by Willie 1125,000 Colonial National In- year, matched 66s, four- 16th and 17th for a 69, well night with slugging first Mays, who was playing first vitation Golf Tournament. under-par and led the among Che leaders. baseman (Willie McCovey 10 How They Stand In place of McCovey. homers, 32 RBI) doubtful for "It always helps to play massive assault on the proud "It's always tough to play the entire four-game set with NATIONAL But the Dodgers enipted In behind Gary," the quick- old Colonial Country Club in your home town," the 57- AMEMf'AN LEAGUE Ku«t lllvlklim course. a lingering- minor eye ail- Ea«t Division W I. !'''•• the third. Singles by Maury quipping Mexican-American year old master said. W 1. I'll. OH Clilcaco It* W -5S- Wills and Manny Mota put ment and a sore shoulder, Baltimore „..!'! 9 .710 Sew W IB IB .»!« Vi said yesterday. "He does In all, a record 27 players Most of the leaders said Detroit 1» .U .817 8 St. Mula .. 14 1J -;«J runners on second and)third, sudh a wonderful Job repair- better par 70 on the 7,142- to boot. New York ...... 17 18 .515 « Plttsbursn to *' tVto 5 the demanding layout played Boston H 18 .1*7 (Philadelphia 13 J9 .4M Vi Mota taking K second on the ing the greens. He's out there yard layout, breaking the Then, the Dodgers shelled Wa»hlna-toWa»hlnaton ...133 1188 .«» n Jlontreal 10 20 .333 easier than in the past, cit- ClvelanCleveland 10 17 380 West JMvlslMi throw. Willie Davis singled tamping down every spike previous record of 20. ing the relatively short rough Harry Sinder ace right-hander Juan Mari- 10 17 Cincinnati 24 » .727 mark on every green. ciial with a five-run third Writ Dlililon JV them both home, stole sec- Among them was the limp- In particular. But both Player Calltornla 21 10 .677 - ,2,»""" Angele» =s IS J Z ond, went to third on Wes and Trevino had a different inning, boosting his earned Minnesota ....20 10 .667 l> Houston ...... " 17 17 .fOO run average to a whopping Chicago ...... 13 17 .433 7'i .17 18 .484 icJli Parker's infield hit and idea. Kansaa City ..._ Z...U 19 .367 D'i Ban Diego : IS 21 .in scored on Willie Crawford's Bruins' 6.04. Milwaukee -.,11 21 .344 10!( Veilerday'a Kesulta "I don't know of a better IJUI Night's Result 81. Ifluis II. Pltlsburgh 7 grounder. Billy Grabarkowttz In the fifth, catcher Dick Minnesota 0, Kansas City 2 Houston 3, Ban Dlcio 1 Accepts or tougher golf course in the Los Angeles 6, San Francisco 3 capped the outburst with Ws Monmouth Dletz was struck on the left Only gamea icheduled. world," said the globe-trot- ilonlreS at Philadelphia, rain foot by a foul ball and had Tonlght'i dunes New York at Chlcaio. rain third homer of the' season ting Player. "It was every- California (May J-2) it Oakland Only games scheduled. and Tom Waller's single Sinden to take his .375 batting aver- (Hunter 5-2) Tonlfhl'a (iimn • thing a good golf course New York- i8eaver t-li at Hilla' age and league-leading 35 Minnesota (Boswell 0-5) at Mil- delnhlft I Fryman 2-0) kayoed Marlchal. District 31 Call should have. It's an ideal waukee (BoUn 1-2) Jlontreal (McGinn 2-1) at Pitts- Sandy — Vance, not Kou- RBI to the sidelines. Kansas city (Nelson 0-1) at Chlca- burgh (Veale 2-3) course." BO (Horlen 4-2) Chicago {Decker 1-3) at 81. Louis fax — checked the Giants WEST LONG BRANCH - Thursday, May 21, at Glass- Sandy Does It Baltimore (Phoebus 3-1) at Wash- (Torrei 2-3> Monmouth College yesterday boro. A third game, if neces- "I've always said this is Leaves ington (Bosnian 3-3) Atlanta (Nash 4-1) at* Cincinnati on eight hits for his third To top it all off, the Dodg- Detroit (LoHch 4-3) it New York (Nolan 6-1) was named one of the three sary, will toe played on Fri- the hardest golf course I've (Badnaen 2-3) San Francisco (Perry 4-4) at Un victory in four decisions be- BOSTON (AP) - Harry ers sent a pitcher named Cleveland i McDowell 4-3) at Bos. Ancelei (Button < (> teams which will participate day. ever played," said Trevino, ton (Peters 3 2) Houston iSplnks 0-0) at San Diego fore Jim Brewer came on to Sinden, young coach of the Sandy to the mound and the (Dobson 3 I in the NAIA District 31 base- The dikrict champions will *the No. 1 money-winner this Boston Bruins, pulled a sur- result was a 6-3 triumph. get the last out , ball championships. advance to the area competi- season and already a two- prise yesterday by quitting mism The Hawks, selected for the tion which covers 10 eastern time champion. the National Hockey League ' first time in their diamond states. "I think the changes have club only four days after history, will meet King's Col. Monmouth, under first-year made it easier. But any leading it to a first Stanley Colts and Seraphs lege of Briarcliff, Manor, coach Bob Sprague, compiled •course is easy when you're Cup in 29 years. SUMMER SESSION N. Y. in a first round best a 12-8-1. hitting the ball like I am.'o' The 37-year-old Sinden, at of-three-game series in the . who helped lift the Bruins first round. from last place to the' Stan- On Right Track Competition will begin Mon- ley Cup in just four seasons Pole vault:—1. Dean Christian Brothers Acade- . T.—:23.5. Students May Live In Air-Conditioned The rest of the happiness- Falcons Win there was no indication then 440-yard d««h— Nor- • Ht.—8'4". Director et Aifmluleiti yesterday by handing tough roan (OBA). 2. We«el (RBC). 3. ,Pole vault—1. Mike Dovancv dletown Hecreation Hall,. and stole second. He came eral Manager Milt Schmidt Schulte (KBC). T.—T.;ax;ax. (MD), .S,'_UVY (HH), 3. Crosby Jackson Township a S'/i-VA «hot-a«hta . CurCut HarHrt ((CBA). 2. Hunts iHoi: Ht. Monmouth Colltgt home on an overthrow from said that "money had abso- (JIIBC). 3^1edlger (RBC). DHt- Javelin—1. IVm McLaugtlUMcL n (MBI. Highway 35 and Kings High- defeat. 2. Deschcnes (MD). "3 . Mllroy (HH). way. the catcher. When the center- lutely nothing to do" with the • iDlat.—135 11 Witt Long Ironch, N. J. 077U ' fielder babbled the ball, Co- Gerry Brooks led the Fal- resignation. Registration will be open seatinp scored from third. from 1 to 4 p.m. on Saturday cons shpoting , a 36;' Jeff and Sunday and from 7 to 9 Hostile P«rk <8> I Ranuoo-F.H. (9) 'Rohrer carded a 38 and John al> T h I ah r h p.m. on Monday. Orslnl.u 5 3 3! Cosentlno.c 332 Horrte ;stroke»» Steve Acerra. . Monmouth <:»—Red Bank (J: Comes Grande Canadian J.p™,e..«..l.up41, 1 up.. •Jack Kline C Scott Start (B), tl, d. Jell Brou- Natei«ra7 «ci!, 48. i andd 3.3. 0*1Geortt, 6-1.t Bwlng (R) d. Ouy Oi Mike OerUok (B)(B) . M. d. Frank Saard, 64, default. Hajrdy. SO. 2 and I. IiicJi Ciambrone (R) d. Chrli CASH Tom Clnjcade (B), it, A. Alan 1 Bechtle, M, 6-1. Teltelbaumeltlhaum , M54, 2 ann d i.1 Doubles Steve KoeckJ(B), 40. d. Tim Wil- Brace Spector and ti4ry Newman bur, 53, 3 and 2. (M) d.. John LuoXenWH and Bruce Tnm« River S. (4>—Malawan (1) Ko'oert Roberta.(M). 42, d. Bob Putt*. 43, I up. . . Icatfi, J-fl, f-o. Lanrv blHenbatiBli (TR8). 42. d. Biver S. (4)—Mnnasquan (1 ON THESE GREAT BUYS! John Holhvcit. 44. 3 and 2. Bob Steack l+lfe>. K, A. Kick ManvUle. 43. sudden death. > Jett Callahan (T^l") t. Al Morton, Bill Soilings (TRS). 43. d. Ed Bau- 6-1, 4x8 4x8 man. 46, 2 and 1. •*• ' Dlneratein (TB3) d. Curt Mor. Mike Carpenter (TRS). 48, d. Ed •2, 6-2. Ledford. 48, 2 and 1. dearie Katcas (TRS) d. John Stan- ley,, 6-2.. 6-1. Ranchero \ep, 39, d. Angelt Fellowa ajid John Adlor Petraitlla. 42, 3 and 2. . , Budd y CClousl e and Oeo ..CharMe3KI|njlc (CBA);.40, t. tettt (S.74^26MS-3. oung •John Sandlrer and Bruce MaoFad Mesa Jimi 'ntipatrick (N). 44, d. Henry 4en (M) d..-Jo* O'Connor and BUI Cherry Hni'iiifnotiulngcr, 45, 2 Up. McLaJn. 64, 3-6, 6-2. Full 'A" Kevin Kenny (N), 42. halved. Full 'A Inch James Petrairlla. 43 Mike DoCcsare (C&A), 45, d. Vlto Shore Reg. 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Stepanow went all the way West Point Plebes scored in Mike Mosco reached on a, to take the loss, and Wilde- ByTRN the bottom of the seventh in- Deluxe Champion Sup-R-Belt fielder's choice and all hands rotter got the win. MABUBORO — Toms River Top Soil ning to nip Long Branch were safe as Szalankiewicz Jackton Twp. Bed Bulk (3) North got all its runs in the High School, 7-6, Wednesday. ' abrh came home. Mlehls,2b 2 0 0 fifth inning to top Marlboro, Fanela.ss 4 0 1 B.l'derosa,p 3 0 0 The Plebes got the winning Jose Alonso and Vinnie KamlelLo.c 3 0 1 Wllaon.p 111 3-1, here yesterday. run on a bases-loaded single Kornb'hM 4 0 1 <3addJi,lt> 3 11 For Sale Whitehead both walked scor- Archer.p 3 0 0 A.I'd'rosa.rf 4 0 0 The wiii gave the Mariners off Wave chucker Andy Levin- ing two more and Steve H'rd'huk,rf 2 0 0 Oecon1,3b 200 l/njrt'Tddti '3011 Carter,p*i 10 1 a six-igaime winning streak FACTORY son. . Guinter was hit by a pitch Hariley.lf 3 0 0 Hossl.c 3 0 1 %OFF GONNELLO 8cneoke,3b 3 111 Underw'd.rt 3 0 2 and an 8-7 record. Marlboro is Long Branch got two allowing another runner to La.ckey.ct 2 101 Pratt,H. 30 0 now H on the season. BLEMISH stroll home. , I Heoker.n 312 Construction Co. runs in the first on -I 28 3 8 The Mustangs got their lone Cass Logan's, single The final two runs came run in the first inning when TIRES Jackson Twj. "".^_ -.000 020 0—2 Call After 6 P.M. and a double steal, and-two home when Kelly and Szalan- Bed Bank _,__.._ ...100 OOO 2—3 Ken Tomberlin singled and Slight appearance blemishes do not affect, kiewicz both walked. more in the second on back- Matawan <3) I Asbury Park (4) . came all the way around tire wear or performance in any way. Thornton was the winning ab r h I abrh 787-6920 tonback homers by Gary Ed- T.Oeran.<:[ 2 0 01 Bosh.cf 2 11 when Mariner catcher Bill wards and Mickey Hampton. pitcher. 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Soutsmith hahadtd lo basemaft made »n errorerroi, Once again Old Man Upset tuscelli scored on Jim Tay- fifth when, witii two outs, Iô The Indians scored one Neri doubled and jbruce beat the Brick hurling ace, loomed as the key figure on low's infield hit. more in the fourth to dose the Shore Conference base- Jim Vo^k and Mrowicki Tuoker singled. Mike Arace in order to tie ball scene as many favorites hooked up in the pitchers' In the sixth, Jerry Restatoo things up in the "A" Divi- out the game's scoring. Ed Worth pitched all'seven tolt the dust and nearly de- battle, but Vosk left the game singled. Mark , Mazisucco sion. at the end of five innings. Up doubled, and two wild pitches for the winners. He'gave up stroyed their title aspira- The Green Dragons scored tions. to that time, Vosk had al- followed allowing both men six hits while walking six and first with a run in the sec- Toms Biver South pulled lowed only one hit, a single to tally. fanning 11. off one of the big ones by by Wells in the third. The Carl Presti collected the ond inning, but the Indians Arace allowed only three defeating Bricik Township and last time the teams met, victory for Raritan, while came back with three in hits. He walked two and Mike Arace and tying things Vosk no-hit the Filers. Bruce Carney took the de- the third on a triple by Bob struck out eight. up in the "A" Division. Mrowicki fanned seven and feat. Presti allowed just two Sommer with two men on. Toms River South (13-7) » Middletown Township walked two while twirling hits, walking eight and fan- Sommer came home on the now 8-1 in the division, while dropped one to Neptune, 2-0, his three-hitter. Don Olesko ning five. same play when the second Brick (12-5) is also 8-3. while Long Branch beat relieved Vosk, who had Carney tossed a four-hitter Lakewood, 4-3, to create a whiffed nine, and was tagged and struck out 11. three-way tie for second with the loss. Raritan (4-10) is 3-7-1 in place between the Branchers, Middletown is now 6-5 in "A", while the Colonials (2- Neptune and the Lions. the league and 74 overall. 13) are 1-10 in the loop. Neptune is also 6-5 in the In the other "A" battle, league but 8-9 on the year. Brick Twp. I Toms River 8. Karitan left Freehold holding abrb Logan Heroics Hlbbord.cf 2 O 01 Brunner.cf 3 11 the basement bag with a 4-1 Hotfm'rUb 4 0 0 Bommer.cr 3 11 Hciser.ss 4 0 1 Plnk'blncr.lb 3 0 1 victory over the Colonials. Long Branch picked up Scott.lb 3 0 1 Southlere.rf 0 0 0 Stump.rf 3 10 Worth.p 2 10 Neptune scored two runs in three big runs in the first Jtabl.llt.2tj 2 0 0 Fallon.ss 3 0 0 Ayera.ir 2 O 0 Malaat o 3 0 1 the top of the seventh to when Cass Logan blasted a Drum.3D 3 0 1 Tnomaa.c 3 0 0 Slgrtit.r' 2 11 home run with two men Arauc.p r 3 0 1 spoil Middletown's last hope ES»tnR,2b 2 0 0 E9 for a shot at "A" honors. aboard, but the Green Wave 26 1 31 23 4 6 With two out in the seventh, needed Logan again in the Brick Twp ... 010 OOO 0—1 Torn* River S. .,.-. 100 1—4 Dave Wells tripled to left and fifth on a sacrifice bunt in 3B—Sommer. 003 SPECIAL scored when Bill Marsella order to win. Neptune (it I Mlddletwn (0) ab rh I atirb threw away the relay to the Logan's bunt came with Taylor, M 4 0 11 Btnnane,2b 3 0 1 SIX-POINT Dundaa.rf 3 001 Koolatra,l(-P 3 0 0 LOW BRIDGE — Raritan's Mark Mazzucco eludes fhe tag of Freehold second plate. Ron Martuscelli John Penta on third base. Dlmarco.c 0 0 0 I Maraella.ss 1 O 0 walked, and Lee Mrowicki Olezak.3b 2 O 0 I Yeaenko.lb 3 O 0 baseman Mike Brach to safely steal second in yesterday's Shore Conference "A" Penta had reached on a reluso.lt 3 O 0 I VOtk.p 2 0 0 singled to left, taking second Llbby.lb 2 0 0 l Bprlrvprat'n.cf OOO walk. He stole second and Well«,2b 3 12 1 Oleako.p 1 0 0 Division game won by the Rockets, 4-1. (Register Staff Photo) M'tusc'll.cf 3 10 1 Air Conditioning Check on the throw to third. Mar- moved to third on a passed HillgrtnB.c 3 0 2 lirowicHp 3 0 11 Krzan.rl .300 1. Test air conditioning freon Itvel ball. Chlldress,3b 10 0 I Jones.ph 1 0 0 for leaks, recharge if neeeuary. Special Price I Carhart.l' 2 0 0 Mickey Hampton went all 2. Refill compressor with special oil 4 the way on the mound for - 22 2 4 | 23 0 3 and Inspect all pipes and hoses.* Neptune • .OOO OOO 2—2 the Branchers. He gave up llltldletown OOO OOO 0—0 38—Welli. 2B—Hallgrdnj. 3. Inspect compressor front seal three hits, walked.two and for leaks.* 50 Admirals Sight CV Crown Raritan <4> I Freehold (1) struck out six. ahrh I ab rh 4. Clean out condentor colls. Nerl,«» 4 111 Endcrly.sj 4 0 0 Is Henry Hudson Regional took by Point Pleasant Boro, 4-3; Riley gave Henry Hudson its Lonnie Drehr went nine in- George Brown took the loss Tucker,3b 3 o 11 Oal'delno.ef 4 11 5. Test operation of controls, clean . plus E'»talno,3h 2 2 11 Carney.p 2 0 0 electrical connections on com- material ••'one giant step closer to the Keypdrt downed' Wall Town- ninth "C" Division victory nings for Point Beach in the for Lakewood. He went the M'IZ'OCO.TI all Broch.lt 4 0 0 jShore Conference "C'VDivi- ship, 4-1, and Southern Re- over Point Beach. distance allowing only five Klllcen.li 2 0 0 Chllas.lb 3 0 1 pressor and master switch. losing cause. He allowed just IACOUZZKU 0 0 0 Warr'gt'n.c 100 •additiona1l3 labor charge tf port gional stopped Central Re- Asrcsta.c 3 O 0 Bracta,2b 3 0 0 6. Inspect and adjust belts, replace rtploMttunt Ii ntcMsary f?sion crown by defeating Point The Admirals, down by one five hits, walked three and hits. He walked four, but Presti,p 3 O 0 Mattson.rt 10 0 '^Pleasant Beach, 4-3, in nine gional, 5-4, going into the bottom of the fanned 12. Clancy.cf 2-0 0 .Lagwo,3b OOO if necessary.* . ."•, struck out seven. Roae.ph 10 0 înnings, while all other hearty The Admirals are two arid ninth, opened the frame with Long Branch (9-9) is 6-5 in Hudson (12-3) is how 9-1 in 25*71 23 1 2 ;ifoes were busy taking the one half games in front of a single by .Bill Ruddy, who the "A" Division, while Lake- Raritan 100 012 0—4 ispipe. Shore Regional with four con- stole second. Kevin Motley "C", while Point Beach (6-8) wood (10*4) is 5-5-1. FretfcolFreehold 100 OOO 0—1 get thersAf emhabit! is 2-8. . 2B—Neri, Mazzucco. :'i Shore Kegional was nailed ference games left on the and Ron Luddy both followed Raritan left Freehold deep LOB« Branch (4) Lakewood (3) with walks to load the bases Point Pleasant Boro scored abrh ahhrr h slate. One more "Q" win will in the "A" Division cellar J"rr'tlno,rt 3 12 DIQIola.l. b 3 2 1 at at least give Hudson a share and Riley came through with four runs in th,e top of the Penta.«s 2 2 1 rlr.rlRBS.rf f 2 0 1 wife its victory over the Logan,ol 3 11 Gunderaon.U 2 0 1 of the title. his single to win the game. first and then held on to nip Wtnn.M 3 10 Colonials. jaane'llo,3b 2 0 1. Juplter.cf 3 0 0 OLDSMOBILE- RIAORSPESI A two-run single by Vic Point Beach went ahead in Shore Regional. .- "Ott'vno.ib 2 o 0 I L1ndsey,2b 3 0 0 Both squads came up with L'vina'n.lb 1 0 0 I 8clioe«rM,3b 3 0 0 its portion of the frame as The Blue Devils* who are scores in the first inning, Xlfele.2b 3 0 01 Kunion,c 1,0 o CADILLAC CO. 6 Tomorrow Nite At 8 4 — EXPRESS BUSSES TO — Bill McDonough led off with Edwards,c 2 0 0 1 Benn.c 10 0 RUSSELL 164 on the season, supped to but Raritan came back with Hlnkle.e 1 0 0 I Brown.p 3 0 0 Hampton.p 3 0 01 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD RED BANK THREE FEATURES GARDEN STATE a walk and John Shipley 7-4 in the league. The Pan- one in the fifth and two in drove him in with a double. 25 151 21 3 3 • 35-LAP MOD.-SPTS. RACE TRACK thers are 6-5 on conference the sixth. Long Branch 01O 0—4 741-0910 • 30-LAP TQ MIDGETS Bob Schlosser followed with L&kcwood OOO 0-3 Every Saturday thru May Mth The Rockets got one in the KR—Logan. • 25-LAP LTD.-SPTS. 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Parcel delivery , IN MONMOUTH COUNTY — OPEN EVBNINOS 'TIL 9:30 KlfSON MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST FORD DEALER Brand New TOYOTA MOUNT ENGLISH FORD HIGHWAY 36 ,, CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH TOYOTA IATONTOWN MONMOUTH & MAPLE AVE. SINCE 1904 RED BANK 741.6000 7OO RT. 3S, EATONTOWN 54255OO 542-1126 P.O.I. t -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BA?SK • STTDDLETOW*?, frl.:TFTIWrr, WAT, IS

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- Vicinity HotnKlol oouirty J M500. ~ ' nt Walnut cat. Reward f070 CADILUAC-^Coupe de Ville. Ful- 1 y equipped, low nillcasc. Bxccllent sea*" AUTOMOTIVE condition. 261-5130 l-ttor JtULUr MOTORS INC. PUBLIC NOTICE 1M7 VOLK8WAOBN - BJMlltnt coy- (Morc*aasiifiiOii» AUTOS FOR SALE lltlon, MEh! blue, wllltewalll. *1106- HAVH YOUR CAR PROFESSIONAL Call ?4H359. Mr WASHED — And SlmoRlKd lor BBE A "RUsaEUj MAN" — For Uie just S9S0. Will pick up and rinUver dot c«r buy/i. RU8SSIJ, OlilBroobllo- Btudefcakcrakcr, 6 - cylindercylinder,, »Uck Kroit Mnlnrs Inc. name day. For appointment call 842- Cadillac Co., 100 Nowman Spring! Rd., f3M R0URU11 ververyy goon cconoiuono . 279 Broadway l.«ng Briuuih, N. J. AUTOS FOB SALE 2024 between 7-9 D.m. Red Bank. 141-0810. ' 223-8iB3 oveg. 222-3000 H1.1751. f OLDSMOBILE 88 — Four-Moor hardtop. Power steering, (tower AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE britkort, rndlo. lirntcr. Excellent con- rtitlnn. phone 671-0010. REPROCESSED AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 9 ACREOF S CARS NEW & USED CARS TRY US FOR CREDIT

"We have what you want" 70 Lincoln Stereo . . •4> Chevrolet Nova |ov.* "30 Years of Quality Service" MAY SALE.. •41 Dodge ^an - |JJJ } TREMENDOUS SAVINGS 'it ponllac Sedan "« * •«l Monaco Coupe save » ~~ ECONOMY SPECIALS » el 1M7 COMET, automatic transmission, radio and »J $AVE $$ NOW! • I i heater. Like new - — "m"SM"™"-"!." Save t IMS RENAULT, full factory equipment 895 ON -— 40 BRAND NEW ~ '47 Chrysler Coupe WEEK-END FACTORY FRESH •44 Chrysler New Yorker ... CLEARANCE CARS '44 Oldl 442 •• »jjj J '46 Chrysler 300 =»«• » •44D0dg. Coronet »"• » •ii BUICK Wildcat, Moor, fully equipped 995 '44 Dodge Polara • |wj | '»»OPEU Rallyt Sport with vinyl root. Full fac-»| #OC VOLVOS IN STOCK S lory equipment. IO7O 'U Che v?!?et "Tdoor save J IMS BUICK Skylark, 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic SO3QC •46 Monaco 4-door Say. $ FOR •45 Dodge Coronet »ave » transmission power sieerino and vinyl roof W •45 Ford Falrlone ".Saw * 1967 BUICK Electro convertible, V-8, automatic, *9AQE •65 Plymouth Fury II - jayt 1 power sfewlno, brokej, windows & teat. Factory air **ITy IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! •45 Chevrolet Mollbu „ ~SoV« | condition. •65 Dodge Coronet -.*"*1 1967 OLDSMOBILE, 4-door hardtop, V-8, outo. trans- 51 OOP 1970 •45 imperial 4-door ,.-.- »ave i mission, power steering and factory glr condition. IO*3 NOBODY BEATS OUR PRICES! '45 Ford wogon -• ."»• j 1944 FORD. 19 possenoer. Country Sedan station J| LQC •45 Oldsmoblle 4-door |av« j wagon, V-ft aufo. transmission ond power steering. 1873 •45 Plymoulli Satellite .. Sov»l •44 Cadillac Sedan DeVllle .... Sava t 1 RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS "40 CAR SHOWROOM Ask for: Mr. Swaenty "Montnoulh County's Import Leader" LUXURY CARS Newman Spring! Road BUICK & OPELS Red Bank, N. J. 741-5886 •II OLDSMOBILE "98," Luxury sedan. Turquoise with 6lu« vinyl roof, V-8, automatic, power steering ond (9ZOC 741-2228 windows ond factory air condition plus many extras 4O73 Authorized Vplvo Salei and Service 196° BUICK Electro, 4-door hardtop, V-S, automatic transmission, power steering and brakes, vinyl roof >9QQC ond factory olr condition : «''«' 1964 BUICK Electro, 4-door, v-8, automatic transmls- »| 7QC slon, power tteerlng, factory air condition. ._ l'»3 1948 BUICK Electro, 5-door hardtop, V-fc automatic transmission, power steering ond brakes. Vinyl roof S91QC DOUBLE CHECKED '&• anal factory air condition _ , -~— *:l f&

SPORT CARS: • •«9 CHEVY II, Super Sport, 396, V-8, four-speed trans- MnAP mission. 10,000 original miles. "Like new." . U73 1969 CHEVROLET Comoro, 2-dobr hardtop, V-8, 4-speed Sf COC transmission on the floor and power steering *373 MM COUGAR, V-8, automatic transmission, power steer- JOZOE USED CARS! lno> stereo tape and vinyl roof. Factory air condition. WTa :RusseB~"!fi BUICK-OPEL Exit 117 oHPky. OVER 150 IN STOCK Hiway 35 Keyport, N. J. Man... 13 264-4000 is a good man to know, if you're looking for! BOB WHITE BUICK-OPEL a 1970 Oldsmobile or Cadillac! We H^ye^3^ n SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-6200 NEW SHREWSBURY Oldsmoblles and 30 Cadillacs in stock for I immediate delivery. :•"'•• yyy"00

""'.'•'.'. •", For that s<3>m^ti^iwg e^rOj5see! ill Fred Koeser • Tom Kegelmon* Bill HlWnger • Frank Woolley • Ddnnis Cregan ? „ . < Shopping for — SPECIAL- low price? t 1968 CHRYSLER • JOLLL CADILLAC CO. Newport, 4-door sedan, fully equipped with factory air conditioning and green vinyl roof- Power throughout. A "par excellence." Fully guaranteed. 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD RED BANK

1963 CHEVROLET $2195 1967 CHEVELLE $1495 741-0910 V-8 Sport Sedan. Blue, fully 6 AAallbu 4 door sedan. Fully equipped with factory air condi- equipped. FULLY GUARANTEED. Meet the winner. tioning. FULLY GUARANTEED. 1968 CHEVROLET $2195 1967 CHRYSLER $2295 V-S Impalo Super Sport Coupe, Newport Wogon. Fully equipped Maroon with block bucket seats. with factory air conditioning, power 1969 RENAULT 4 dr. - -.$1395 Power steering. FULLY GUAR- throughout, rack on top. A real ANTEED. beauty. FULLY GUARANTEED. 1967 YW KARMANN GHIA.—.--^.^ $1395 IT'S YOUR _ 1968 CADILLAC $3995 1967 MUSTANG $1595 Sedan DeVllle. Turquoise finish V-8 Sport Coupe, fully equipped. 1 TO A BETTER USED CAR with block vinyl top. Factory olr "Mini Condition. ' FULLY CUAR. 1967 CHEYE BELAIR $1395 conditioned, power throughout. A ANTEED. real luxurious beauty. FULLY GUARANTEED. 1967 AMBASSADOR COUPE ^ ... $1195 1967 CHEVELLE $1895 .. .and we've got the BEST! V-8, Super Sport Coupe. FULLY 1968 DODGE $1295 GUARANTEED — fully equipped Dart, four-door sedan, standard Including vinyl root and bucket 1966 MALfBU Convertible Txlife:^ $1395 transmission, radio ond heater, seats. A beauty. economical. "Mint condition." 1970 PLYMOUTH 1968 PLYMOUTH ; 1966 VOLKSWAGEN FULLY GUARANTEED. ~Fury lit—4 door"tiara't(Sp. Burhf Satellite, 2-door hardtop. Gold with 1966 IMPALA CohverfSbleT^±i-p^ Orange, 3Ifl V-8, automatic trans- Kombl-Bus, with seats, radio. 1967 CHEVELLE $1295 mission, power. steering, power black vinyl rool, v-B, automatic Green. 4-spoed 3473 1966 DODGE T968 FORD / 1968 PONTIAC $2395 1966 BELAIR 6 Pass. Wagon .^1: $1395 1969 PLYMOUTH Coronel, 4-door sedan "440", V-8, 1966 CHEVROLET $1495 . Falcon, 4-door sedan. Gold, 6-cyl- auto- lrans.,power BonnevIHe, 4-dr. Sport Sedon, fully V-p Impalo Sport Coupe. Fully FURY III — Two-door hardtop, Inder, automatic trans- ft| C4C ,-te equipped Including factory air con- equipped,, powei' steering. while, 318 C.I.D., automatic, power steerlna- Blue- ditioning, power steering, brakes steering, power broKes, fpclory mission. Radio & heater. "P ' 3*3 and windows. "Mint condition." 1966 BELAIR 4 dr. :.mL^^^tnfS air-conditioning new C F-uJly guaranteed. car warranty. 1966 CHRYSLER 1966 CHEVROLET $1495 1967 VOLKSWAGEN 1 "300", 2-door hardlop, white, V-l, . V*8 Impala 4-door sedan. Fully 1965 IMPALA Sports Sedan...... $1095 Karmonn Ghla, convertible, white, automatic transmliilbn, , power 1968 FIREBIRD $2295 equipped with factory olr condi- 1969 RAMBLER 4-speed transmission. For the V-8 Sport Coupe. Fully equipped. tioning, moroon. FULLY GUARAN- steering • and brakn, auto-pllot, American "440,"" stoMon waaon, sports ond *• ... "Mint condition." Fully guaranteed* TEED. I blue, 6K . blue, V-8, auto, trans.* COT CA sedans maroon, tory air cond. Excel- 1967 CHEVELLE $1795 radio and heater. $A I 9U standard transmission. Mollbu Sport Coupe, fully equipped 1964 CHEYELLE 4 dr. (Air) . ..I... .$ 895 / -wilennt wuiiuiMUIlconditioni. BlueUlUV.i ^r$ 975 - FULLY GUARANTEED. Eco- 1963 INTERNA'N'L $ 695 nomical — Sorty — Clean. Four wheel drive station wagon. 1964 FORD 4 dr. Hardtop $ 695 Cood TransportatiQii Cars Available M4NY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM Bili HentnlH - f.o«f/ Term Lowing Low Down Payment — Bank Financing 1964 CHEVE 4 dr.-...:..... $ 695 MULLER FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO CHEVROLET CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. Buhler HWY. 34 566-8000 CHRYSLER MATAWAN 325 MAPLE AVE. 741-3130 RED BANK SALISs 264.5198 " Established MS SiRVlCf, 264.9090 It Pays to Advertise in The Register "WHERE DOING BUSINESS IS A PLEASURE" NEW LOCATIONS 3290 —— H^- J- ' r -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK-M1DDLET0WN, N.J.i FRIDAY. MAY, 15 1970 21 tOATS AND ACCESSORIES -Powerful ASSEMBLERS ©TO HAUDTOP savers! Llk« new. Factory »lr, hydrams.tlc. Stereo, AM-IfM radio, rato two wlioeli, lttt PLYMOUTH FURY 1 power nignrlng, power due lirahfi, do. Openings now avallabl* far permanent full time reliable tavo HOIK) orr original lint, gen It now. oor, tinted window), , - 0M TKIUMPIl TR4-A — VllrK wtwnls. r ufoKmdRkrr — i» Sip.. k TU B lfJ KLIOOTION ~ 01 olni Into service, imm, •>)! •»rUo, rwr luimie nuik, IGxselleii irli and women. No experience necessary, Excellent a..d_d user mIn Monmoutn CoCountyu . itidOV urTi aitar i p.m/ i£i< jowtttlon. o»n Wiii, Miry. Mix «tat«, lull Canvm, |1 RASSAS PONtlAC Over 1010 0 air-conditioned new cara In ; 3116 Broad lit. 741-5180 Red Bunk •lock. HOH WHITE BUIOKQPEL, CHEVHOMCT — BtlAtr. 4-door. ~rakeu, power stearins. 11,000 miles, B4211U p.m. ', Dark rPfi"Vti\ S.W1 pointed. $10 T»82 TEMFBBT WAOON—FouSylTn- miulre 1002 Ocenn Ave., flea Bright, IMPALA — JSx- l:h. Cidl 'Hl-lia. dor, motor overhauled, p&rtfl, car tr pftone _ S42-300. ^ now. tIM. <:all i' CltlJlHBHH INC. — outboard de- L.ICBNBEU I'llACTIOAL NUJtSEB — *1'J!>. 787-M23 alter S p.m. 000 PLYMOUTH FURY III — Two- 842-M15 loor hardtop, power steertnn, V-8, OAmLLAG — 1984 Sedan peVille, MS 00RVA1R — lltuiV. BulnrmiU'.', xc caMn iimUnr. HlRtpn two In All Khllts, For riurdliiK homn. Top ' 1965 FOIID Btatlon wajon. Very vinyl roof, air conditioned, low mile- black. Atr condltlontd, full cower. •adlo, liisaUr. $305. riwno. 747-MZI pc*l salary. For appointment call 2D1-OS0D • ftH* gobdbd . V-8, automaticmatic . »S6»S6OO. SacrificeScrifice. ana $25.*). Phone 842-M.l. ^ New Urea. One owner. ttlOO. 741-1014. o p.m. ill. Crtiwtt cnglnft. O:rlaj hull. A-l viih head, ealley, 1<:G rf.frlKci.nor, [Kjrlrtllloii. Uall /8/-r.52IJ. Ink and water supply, nllKe pump. Ovtrhiod torn. 1909 CUSTOM IMPALA—Sold, black, toil) PLYMOUTH — Belvedere station H6II PONTIAO — Tempest cum (i li.jt. Evlurude jriDiat. All electric SECliKTAltv — Sxperjeheed. Borne YBUBaNewnort. Four-door leather Interior, Factory air, power wagon, 9-seater. In good condition. >le. Mainoon. Exfiftllont condition. , lit and nhirt. Online nalde, mechanl. flteno, preferably liu>:kgrouwi In Blisl- ' From 0-60 in 13.6 stands up to 25 miles BiNlan. Automatic. Power liruken, iloerlna;, br.kea, Spotless. $3703. S84- Call 871.80* alter «. m 111W. 74M092, NEW AND USED neeiing and/or quality control tune- pirjillon. steering. New Urea. Asking; $1250. 741- 3013. 1 than Us )u,urH Hfsrvkic, Ju.it like tlonH. Home kpowlo'lfle of aiinplc HI'.* 0272. FORD 1065 — 1087 JAOUAIU'MJAOUAIUMO HOdaui, foi*wlm.r, SAILBOATS clianlcal drawings helpful, Salajry V> 1064 PONTIAC-Bonnevlll;. Full pow- \_ Priced a.t $lga. Call 747.1160. MUSTANO 1085 — Blx-cylinder »tan- venjmie.."•). . ExcellenKxcellentt . conditioncoiv . AaWng darrk blueblue , wtillcwallawtilllla , radioadi . 24,«24«» MONMOUTH BAILLNi; CENTER bo (Ictermlricrt, Apiily BLKCniO IM- ,lafd sMh, liartlo, titular. Nlco condi- er. wlUl ftu:tory atr. AM-FM Aadlo, can after «, wa-woi. lliesi , 12400. 7*1-7169. Wcat HI. Mtininoiiih lltaeh 'iil-U M"~BAV ciTY~l_xprca« crulacr. Two PULSE, US Clieslnut St., Red Bank. *2J6J new UrsM. Excellent condition. 4005. >unkfl. &f, h.p. Chris-Craft Inboard. 74NIHOI. tion. Call 778-0480 after 8 p.m. _ 1008 JAVELIN — Bed, white vinyl [OM FORD OAtAXtB - FourJip i [Taller, newly lor water. 1600. 071- 204-02B1. ___^ ton black Interior. Automatic, 24.MO ew tire*. !3»«ilcnt corallUon. rh IBM 40 IIP. Evlnrudc, electric WAn'RK*8BE8 — Experienced only. "Ibn.6 PONTIAcT-3pllia2. In eic'ofienl 1067 VOLKBWAOBN — 1119S. BA1L- miles. Like new. Best omr over 7U-2H9 Apply in person, MARTINI'S, Hwy. condition, Low mileage. Phone 264- ,EY BROS. Newman Bprlnn Rd., $1700. Ca.ll 252.5180 after 12 noon. htiti-t. '1'wo 'i-K;il, tatikH t>lnn uccea- led Bunk. 099 BUICK -- IveSiitwo ly • t6HI> 1067 PLYMOUTH SPORT PUHY — foT~FALCON BQU1HB WAtlON — DAN — Four-door, air conditioned, 7*1-•7230. cniricd In me water, 'iry our DIvlriK WAITRESS""^- Full tlmei lunciicona. Fully equipped. Excellt ndition ttl Low mileage, A-l. Asking Beit offer. SM-MIS, ceil after « p.m. BOATÔWNERSF lorvlcc. ItessoiialiU rates, Call 088- Aliply WHAT'S YOUR 11BKK, Itlver ' Overhead cam. $1500, Phone 229-4322. UNBBAiM ALPINE — 1967 lioailstcr, ALL YOUR KI'ITINO OUT NEEDS Z\\ rft*lfll84 Itoad, Hunnon, NO PHONB OALL8. • From 0-00 In 13.5 irnî up w 35 mild MEUC'EDEB BENZ — 30OSL Roadster 106.1 PORSCHE — Good" com KARMANN GHIA — »17S one owner. lipltlHh ra/Înif jfi^'Mi. Treat younje). Ui an cxijcrltiicp, r,I'N'« - 3 to ll. ii to 7. King James MldlfUn Mre«. Konl Wiootol, I'.lau- B0AT~8UPB "AVATLABLB — Kfigal Nursing; Home. p«r|illon 1000. Will accept tht first offer over ,2105. 121 Fair Haven Rd. unkt radio. Well kept, call smoft ff«w Jftrney'H Lrtrgest VWM Harbor, WashlnKton Ave., Iliell (3100. 842-D843. laven. CaJl 741-3840, Mftrlne Hypply Hou«d landJ, N.J, Call 872-0168. 201-M00 •ONTIAC OATALINA 1085 — iilnar, TV-BTEItEO-AM/FM IIADIO — Wai. 1D57 CHEVROLET — Four-door aedon. [D88 FORD-LTD etation wagon. - Only VS. Standard, power Blearing-, Interl- THE BOATMAN'S SHOP ;OMPABSEfl ADJUSTED nut finish, Ilka new. J200 or be>t of- Standard trunsmififllon. Good nta'lon »,O0O miles. Ownor Icavlnn country. >r of car lUie new. WJi. M2-M01I. 2* Wharf Ave. 741-5780 Red Bank Robert A. Redmond fer. 561)4692 after. 5, . 3est of for. Call 812-SS14. 264-8015 car. Needs some work, $7B. 787-7773. Can is se Open Mon. • Krl. oo, Sat. 8*8, Sundays TWO GIHLH NRsjDKU — Over 25 TD65~VOLVO — Standard 8-122, WacK TWIN BORO MOTORS Satontown. 1087 mnYBKan NEWPORT - Two. sedan. Qood condition. $875. door hardtop. Power steering, power ye&rn of aee. One with managerial Jetip Sales and Service 1968 JAVELIN B8T — Drafted. must tr&ken, wtut«walki, window wa0hbr, ability, 40 hours; ono to work ahout 747-31)16 Price start at $2030 plus freight sacrifice. 290 cu. • In. automatic, air wo eitawn. ai.OOO rollea wioo. 671-21115 Call BUSINESS NOTICES 32 hours. Apply In person, Guttenplana 747-0040 conditioned, radio and hes/ltr. Beat 583-1390 Bakery, Hwy 20 and New Monnioutti oHer. OaM 2M-2323 or 787-3938. A1«FA KOM.EX) — 1003 Bnydor. fr Rd., Mlddlttown. SCENIC CAR SALES 1062 VOLVO BTATION WAGON—Ra- •peed bBnamlnilon, 1600 cc. " 8ANDERLING flAILBOAT — 2 years M & R LABRIOLA Hwy. 3fl 872-0221 Highlands dio, Two «ot» tires. Excellent condl- 1W PONTIAC. Model, condition^ Suportily --• • - old, inbcrgloj, W.V lenirUi, 6' beam, OPFICB OLBRK — Accounts receiva- 190« V0LK8WA0BN SEDAN — In lon. Economical. Call 872-W8. J, Blue vinyl t wo. berttui, head, full tuak trim, 6.t HOUSE PAINTERS ble, fun tfme. Full company bene- superb condition. Call IB04 FOUD FALCON — Four-door h.p. outboard, winter cover and sail, .Interior. Interior. Pully Insured. Free fit*. STRAW! MOTORS, 204-1000, Hwy nodan. Oood commuting carr.. Owner 1964 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER - cover. Pully equipped and ready to mtlmatea, 583-1/703. After 6 p.m. call 35,_Keyport, N.J. MOTORS, Inc. 741-0344 812-5614. J9M BUICK — Bpeoveil convertible, Power brakes arid Btccrlmc, bucknt nait. Wonderful family boil. $4/"" leaving country. Beat olfe- •'" "" Automatic. New tires, call eau. Beautiful condition. J600. 7 IDl-OOW. i 11)70 PLYMOUTH — Sports Satellite, 871-2723. _^ 47-19>>3. WAlTFmBSliELPER — Short «M!t, Fully equipped. Must sell. $2600. Call 1065 BTUDEBAKBR — Station wagon, 11:30-2:30, Tuesday throujh Friday. AUTHORIZED DATSUN B-cyilndor automatic with Blldlng roof. 1060 COMET — Bent oiler. 1969-15(4' LARSON — Flbenclu trl- LD62 RAMBLER - J75. hull. 1969—1110 h.p. Mercury. Pull LAWN CARE I'lca.4Hiit workin_^_g cunditlonu. Call THSi^ SALES » SERVICE Very low mileage, $075. Vory clean Call canvas, 18 gal. built-in tank. Pace. HBARTIf747^35«i :&r. 787-0517. • . 7U-4287 after S p.m. 741-7786 maker trailer plun extras. Full war. Cutting and Trimming MATURE WOMAN—Uve In, to cira AUTOS FOB SALE ranty. Call 787-2278. fur lovarile handicapped bov. own 1069 PLYMOUTH — Roadrunner. 883 •LYMOUTII 1067 — Sport Fury. 383 Free Eatlmalcs room, TV, River ana parkllke sur- 120 E. Newman Springs Rd. AUTOS FOR SALE ia. iS. tweed. AM-Ml riudlo. »2MS, Twoean, opposite HELP WANTED-FEMALE office, send complete resume. _wl«i Two Ouys. Mlddletown. 671-9844. CAL 21' references to Hox Q-100, The Diily salesmen slaps you on the back and asks you to sign the papers. See the newest of the JENSEN/CA ^tcBlator, Red Bank. WE DON'T SELL JUNK boats. Fully retractable keel cruising PART-TIME MAID — Leonardo Mo- 1959 MERCEDES $ 495 Not when the car carries a dealer's 100% guarantee. 1967 MUSTANG Nor do we- bu-jyy It —• racing aalnoat that Bleeps four. Sell tel, 74 Hwy 39, Leonardo. M ^RECEPTIONIST — For We do buy clean, late model car: 291-9614 Iiiternlst8 oltlce. Mlddletown area. Two-door hardtop, graan, V-8, balling, nelf righting wUi large cock This guarantee means that the car has passed a thorough - at toto dollar. See or call pit and designed for trallorlng at 52. TWO LPN'S — for small nuijlng Oood 'starling salary. No avenlnKSi autornatic transmission, UNOOLN-MERCURY. 747-5400. 500 or snedal "Trftllaway" price o Ploanc write to Box IM18, Tho Dally 220 S Sunroof. 4-speed As Is. 16-point inspection. $3,290 including Hood sails, heavy dut: home. Holmdel-IIazlet -Matatvan vi- BoKlitcr, Hed Bank, powur st»«ring. custom trailer, etc., etc. cinity. For 4 p.m. - 12 p.m. and 12 It also means that we'll repair or replace every major AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS mldnlght-8 a.m. call 747-2017 or 264. PACKERS $1895 Other CAL Boats on Display DOMESTICS working port* for 30 days or 1000 miles,Whlchever comes first; HEDMAN HEADERS — Flto 1058 TALBOT YAOHT SALES MOTHER'S HELPER — Neat. de. through 1964 Chevrolet, small block. Red Bank 741-6495 For Appointment pendablo, love children. Bleep In. Near Any shift (not rotating), *\x days a Trust us. 175. Phono 741-1780. Monmouth College, Please phone fi42< week. iDxcpllont benefits. Apply Per- 18' THOMPSON — Wood TnnT 2091. sonnel Office, Mon. through ' Frl. 9 . 1969 OLDSMOBILE $2995 1967 OLDSMOBILE and trailer. 7 h.p. Johnson, Elcctrl am, to 12 noon. ; < Delta 88 Custom hardtop. Vinyl top, Luxury Sadan, 8-cylindar, starter. Plenty accessories Necdi AUTO RENTALS Home work. Call . 542-5693 momlni air conditioned, all power. automatic trantmiision, and ovenlnKS. all day Saturday am LILY-TULIP ,'•' •The dealer guarantees 100% to repair or replace the CLERKS air conditlonad, • DAILY • WEEKLY • MONTHLY Sunday. ' Division of Owcnfl-llllnola' 1967 RAMBLER $1195 engine, transmission, rear axle, front axle assemblies, Burgundy and black. Prices start at (6.99 and up Econo- 18' OPEN SKIFF — D.l H.p. Chri IS clerks needed for full Hwy 35 . Holmdel, N. J, Rebel 770 four-door. Automatic. Car or Red Bank. 210 E. Newman Craft motor. Engine needs work. Oa An cqiml opportunity employer brake system and electrical system, for 30 days or 1000 miles, Springs Rd. 747-0173. 291-2044 time temporary office work. PANTJSV~OIRJSV~ L — Ovor 21. Apply In 1967 FORD $1495 whichever comes first. $1995 18.5' JAFCO SKIFF — 115 h.p Auto- I to 2 years duration. Hours rcr» 4 p.m. or 5 p.m. olr conditioned. One owner. RENT A CAR sell hnvc ofier boat. Sacrltlco S65C 1966 MUSTANG WAITHESSKS — over 21. ,Apply in 1964 FORD $995 200 Hwy. 35 284-1600 Kcypor or ? Call 566-5647^ Office 'is conveniently lo- person, I1OF13HAUIIAU3 HO3USBl . 301. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN $ 950 6-cyltnd«r, 3-tpaad floor shift, (I ran lllvd., AllanUo Hlghli:andi. 2U1. 1966 FORD .„..;..$1295 Falrlana. J-dopf - hariilop. Radio.l cated in Shrewsbury. - Sedan. Black. Tallow and bUek inferior. AUTOS FOR SALE Mustono. White, 6-cyl., automatic. healer, V-8, • slandortf transmission. AUTOS FOR SAMS Call collect: 623 805O: PRODUCTION WOnilBUfl — Day and : night shifts. Call 7«r-02C0, $1295 tlr.JSnmil 1966 CHEVROLET :...$1495 nEBroNstiii7H~VdMAN—Fun time, , Caprice two-door hordtop. 1965 CHEVROLET $895 TASK FORCE onc-Ral office Typing, beep record!. 1964 VOLKSWAGEN $-950 7*4 Broad St. Newark, N. J, niKtwci' [>honc. T3i>-oao between 13' ~yinyl lop, all power. A-l car. Corvalr, 2-door hardtop. Radio, 1966 FORD CONVERTIBLE 1967 MUSTANG TELEPHONE SOLICITOR — Exiicrl- and 3 p.m. _ Sedan. Bli)«. "heater, outomatfe. onco helpful to work from Red Bank Eight cylinder, automatic office, evenings and But. $1.50 hnur to Fastback. Ebony black, start. Must be reliable. Call 741-W14. ply In unrsnn. IIMX DlNBlt, 1966 DODGE $1195 transmission, radio. Front SI,, ned Bank. coroiwt SOD, two-door hardtop. Im- 1966 PLYMOUTH $1495 WAITRESSES — Must ho over 21. All position* avnllnhlr. Munt mtplv In nor, maculate, all pow«r, bucket iools; Barracuda. Twodoor liordlop. $1295 V-8. 4-spood, console. Rod $ HAIlT 8TYUST"irGll and p«-rt. 1965 VOLKSWAGEN $1095 son. NO P1IONB) CALLS. Ilovfard time, lluay, lilKli ntvllng salon. Coll Radio, hoalerv aulomatlc, V-8. Johnson's Restaurant IU, 35, Middle- _ oO£K2£ 2 1966 CHEVROLET $1450 buckets . . . real sharp. town. li/CiunnKasK*rt - mil or purt-iime. Sunroof. Blut, 1965 FORD UN — Oral Surgeon'n .tidied. 5 day Call 787.70na [nr an Inlorvlow. Vic. Impala Super Sport 2-door hardtop... 1895 tnr'x llriuity Halon, 320 Main St., 1966 DODGE $1695 Country Squire, itation wagon, week Including Saturday mornings. V-8, automatic, power steering. Write llox U-109, Tllo Dully Ucglqtur, KpalinhurB Original 18,000 miles. One owner. Custom Cab. Pick-up* 8' bed. whita with rad vinyl Intarlor, ltal D«nkL_ RoiaTisriBDNUnsES — For num. Radio, heater. *> - V-8, automatic tranimisiion. MAIDS — Full and part-tlmo posl- lhK hnnio. Excellent naUry .and UN, 1965 CHEVROLET $1195 1966 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 KROLL MOTORS lions uvnllnlilo with flood.' snlnry nnil oml rrlrmo bcncflta. For annolnitnent- $1395 nil frliiKo benefits. Ctmtuct rprHonntî, cuU 2»lAo Man. llirollRh I^H. Impola, 2-door; hardtop. llflcc, Itlvervlcw .Mnspltul. IH-JilHI, • . Squareback. Blut. 1967 FORD $1795 INC. — FORD 3x1. 225 for Interview. 1 (More Clussified Ads Mustang. 3 door hardtop. Green. MANY OTHERS i71 BROADWAY 222-92po LONG BRANCH On The Next Page) 1963 LINCOLN $895 Radio,' hooter, V-t. . 5- WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE Continental convertible. All power. 1967 VOLKSWAGEN $1395 TO CHOOSE FROM HELP WANTED-FEMALE 1963 MERCURY $495 196B PONTIAC $2095 AUTO RENTALS AUTO RENTALS Sedan. RtR ED SIGIEB Nice car. RENT A FACTORY PRESH Hwy. 35 164-1400 Koyport 1943 KARMANN GHIA FACTORY JOBS Coupe. WMta. Radio, hoater, A- COUGAR Wa noed wortitn MONMOUTH COUNTY'S S AUTO I'AHTS-RKPAIRS On both our Nrit oncl Hcomf Mitt. •paad syncromcih. Full VW 100% MONTESO • MARQUIS No rotation ol hours, You muy worK IMPORT LEADER guarantee. PULL PRICE 826 II am, to 4 p.m. or t p.m. lo 12 midnight, 10c an hour ihlll premium WITH AIR CONDITIONING; ;' lor second ililll work, TOMS AAMCO Some rll because of 14.1 NVwman Sprin<> . "NURSES AIDBS — T to 3:30 An* ' •chool. Ruallflcrt young men (or poai- MATERIAL HANDLERS •U»r Inttrwts, Baulprnant alons oury. 7EMlTpir unlimited futur* income potential, call $2 PLUS PER HOUR r.j.iiUtlon, for salt. Pr«»tlj« loc», i. M Arthur PI., Red Bant. »wft with Iwo young rluldrpn m pri-_842-<_350. vate home Pool club area. Own room Hon. Buslneis will anneal To ihosi «trv "«323ir "BLOOD DONdR^Â^TTKb — ifoVr searching for a sllmulaung avocation YARD SALE n_ donation, $10 Tor AB Type. Free blond NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY fan bo m«ns«ed by a urnuj.. Modj;. Pliii Day nf Kun. Hoimehold It*nu, "EXECUTIVE SECRETARY—For bu.«y type card laiued.Houn : Tuts, and ate selling price. Write Box T-134, Kiddle nii(c«. Plant ami Cake Sale, WITH A QUICK ACTION doctor. Miut !>« mature, alii, to Thurs. evenings, 5-8 p.m.. 8a.I. 9 am. The Dally Register. RKt Hank. Lunch ierveit. Sunday, 'M*y 2*. "• LOW-COST ' It arn eMali lahrit rouilnf, meet large . 4 p.m. Closed first week each ULTRA MODERN NEW PLANT dtiKk. Congregation Bnnl Iirad, Hanci numbers of people and - to ftrjpnlze month. EHia>eth Blood Donur Cen- ACCEPT THIS CHALLENGE • nil niriite ncls.. Ttumaon. PORCH ENCLOSURE And art up new rudtinoft. salary ter, 30 Midi fit, Eatontown. iVJ. INTERVIEWS TUES. & THURS. 9 AM. • 10 A.M. > CM. • 3 P.M. Th« «kj'« UIB limit. Are you Ured of DAILY REGISTER complHely open. Writr Box U-llS. ih* routine of your pre»ent Job? Would Th«_Paity_ncfl»U_r,_ Red Bun*. __ 542 •6690. . AUTO MECHANIC — Experienced. you like to control your timf. your ionoo-nTl! Kiay Install. 1100 unaei XoV!N "^VAlTR-BSa — Day nhlft opening, MECHANIC—Interested In lleht woik Pearl and Wall Bin. Jlpd Hank BOAT-MATE OARAGE SALE — Household Items, FAMILY AD, CALL . . . vicing of domestic oil burners. Al- New 47' pip a sure craft. Familiar v pictures, cluh nhalr. rrfldle, dlsties, 11 30 to 2:3ft Mon. through Fri. Exs-o oil Truck driver In the Bayshore EXPERIENCED PAINTER WANTE ritenelA. Permnnent position tor ciien'i" preferred, but not essential, Car averythlnR. 10 to 7. 22 Irving Pile f all THE HEA.nTH._T«T-03S6. a. 264-3000. •ponslble party. 762-2021. v CAREER Eatontown. ^_— 741-6900 CLERK - DRIVER,— Full or pa NEVER USED VINYL LINER—To fl "blRL"— Three days a week, to doTYPEWRITER SERVICE MAN—Ex- MEAT CUTTER—Full time, slead time. Retail store. Long Branch, OPPORTUNITY JJ' by 20' pool SM. Call 24-Hour Service enera) hmisrwork. References. 84_- work, AU company benefits. Apply 1 interview rail V22-1367. 566-1388. 039 between 7-fl_J).m. perienced. Good sultry plus commu- person. Food town, Vll Main St.. Mai CO'MINSI J nion and benefits. Sprpliro's Offtrp SERVICE STATION AVAILABLE RN'*7 to 3:30 Saturday and SunEquipment- . 101 Minmouth St., Keaw&d n MAM — for general factory clean-u SINGER HEAVY DUTY — «3.7«; VI CTOmAN~LOiiNOB" S4S. lint- day. 'Emery Manor Nursing, Extend- Bank. 747.0485. MAN—To work on se-ptlc tank truck, Full or Mrt-Ume. Retired man pr< Yours f«r the repair bill. ALLSEW point aiiarlment-slri! elrflrfc stove. «d Care Fitcil.Uea. Matawan. R66-6AQ0. ferred. 739-0200. BHOPPES, 46 Church Bt., Kesnaburg. Rlie new, tin. 7«.-?J!!I_^'l^LjLgJ) Must have driver's license. Paid Madam, fwo - bay 49MH77. *PRESS~CUPPINO"'SERVICE — Has ".•ation, holidays. Call after 6 p.m,R AK KR WANTED — Top pa; BASS OUITAH -- Corn! dounlp plflt; PROWN'S onenl-"">nlnE"n i for part-time help. Headers, Hugh Msner. 7M-57&3. for right man. Hansen'a Bakery, Key sirv!e« ttati'on in r.lRL'S BEDROOM SET — Comu-p with case, never used. Asking 112a 20 hhouro * per week. Apply 205 W. port, 264-0447. plete W50, pair bunk beds with BABCall Y7*7-:«14 CARRIAGS niteEr »- - p.mEnglis. h CMC" . RPil Hsnk 741/WI) Front PRODUCE DEPT. Hazlat ar«a. For- mattressettre s and box springs S7fi, two Si., Keri Rank. UTILITY MAN — Opening on tta< kneehole desks, S35 ea., 3-plece sec hv Marmet. Excellent condition. Call "JlbTHEH"S~HELPETn—15 plun, must REAL ESTATE day _hift, Tor a reliable intJiT" information call . 72T-O112. ______love lit le. children- Own room, T.V., PERSONNEL sepklng a full-tlm« permanent pos tional J150, cocktail taple »10»10. . Wtllr. pooll washeh r andd dryedr 150 ea.a . oother QUICK SALB—Deluxe Heath hl-fl li»- •wlttimltiK pool. J15 per week (or SALES MANAGER Experience with produce NOT re lion In & modern erowinc hospita days, 249-4500, miscellaneous items. Call 711-2044 af- 5SH2. {: ;, summer. S66.304-. quired However, consideration will b flood salary, pleasant working condl tern, t'u.ilom.bullt hy1 engineer In- Riven to past work experience *an< (ion* and full fringe benefits. Con wa«k»ndi and eva- ter 5:30 p.m. cludes" Inner. tiirntahU . prr-atnlillflcr, iTlNt PIANO AND BENCH — •*», illD _P WOMAN — Wanted Experienced. Must be ablt to handle management responsibility in ftthe ta<;t Personnel Office. Rivervl&w Hi PEONIEB — Best varieties, ls-rge amplifier, speaker anil eanlnet. 1150- lor IlKht cooking. Apply In person, mortgage processing and supervision fields. Six day week Including week- pltal, 741*3700, Ext. 225. for an int< nings, 229 - 9572, clumps, 11.60 You dlf. Brlngjiolnt- Danish modern walnut rtlnlnt room Jerry's Colonial Inn. 41 Newman of a sales staff of ten. Excellent op- ends. Full company benefits. Apply view. An equal opportunity employer ed shovel. A. ILBR DA1RY-TEONY table, plus two 18" lenves, »75. Call Springs Ret., Shrewsbury. 747-3803. portunity to Join a fast growing team In person. Wed., Tnurs., Frl.. 9 • 5 or Mr. Dan Hochberg. FARM, half mile south of Middle- M(i8723 "SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR—Open- of proffeastonila. *>y appointment. DEUCI0U8 OR- OOPIER SALES AND aBRVTCEMAlN town R. R. 3164 Mlddletnwn-LJncro! —An opportunity for a meetianioallj Rd. 87J-OD73; . • . 3«" BI>ACK PERSIAN LAMB COAT ings lor lull or part-time, 8-4 or 3-11 J». 34, Coin Meek. inolJnetl peraon to eet Into ftfgii In- — Shtl 14-H. 1100. 2221044 between shifts. Permanent, not summer work. AU rftpllei confidential. Write to Box CERAMIC SHOP — For gala. Com. 7-9 p.m. A'-i2i, pi« Pally Register, Red Bank. MAN WANTED — To work In pack. come sales. Day* 246-2224. Evenings plete line ceramic equipment. Oood LEOPARD SKIN BAR — Built-in re- 8*2-7300. ' ~*e liquor store, evenings. Phone 264- 928-1168. Scition on Hwy. 3«. Call between 10 frigerator, tapped for beer. Moving, I>UUM »B3T — Nine-piece. Excellent Red Hank. ... -. BOOKKEEPER — Work day*, 3-4 181. M'KN — To trade and rake black- .m.-o:30 p.m. 787-8fi83. must sell. Reoaonsble. 542*7151. - condition. *190. Call ' hours, five day* per week. 84'M( REFRIGERATOR AND WASHER top. Experienced only, paint »r furSERVICE BTATION8—In MonmouU, MACHINERY FOK SALE Call 842-2200 after 3 p.m. REPAIRMAN—Full time, permanent time. $3.50 hour to a tart, Right m; $12.99 OARAOB SALE—Old and new. Dog MAINTENANCE MAK—Over SI. Ap-position. Apply In parson, Norwood UP to $*-25 an hour 7ST-3226. County, N. J. Available for long-term TJiafs rljrlit...you can buy a WHITE EXPERIENCED NURSES AIDE — leases to aggressive dealers. Call 516- run, «40. What-not. J45. nefrtfterator, 1863 CASB~BACKHOE — Call jjter On 7 to ;i unlit, three days a week. iilv In perRon. HOFBRAtiHAl.3 Television Co., 295 Broadway, Long 887-9214. ALUMINUM triple trick latest stylo J30. 25 Phalanx Url.. Llncrolt. 741.737H. For personal Interview call 291-0440. HOUSE, 30t Ocean Blvd., Atlantic Branch. OLBAWRHS AND WAXffiRS NTOKD combination window for only $12.99 t p.m. Hishlands. 291-0224. ED —- Both full or part-time, Appl; (minimum 6) at Prown's. Installation OROAN - Small antique. Rea- 2(54-6124 - 3-11 nhirt, sat*. Bul1r]lnfi 401, Ft. Monmouth or FOR SALE DUB TO ILLNUBS — NURSKS AIDES - WAITERS AND COOKS-Experlenced MECHANIC'S PARADISE 542-6274. Grocery, Butcher, DeHcajteasen Store. optional, »2 each. sonable. Call and Suns. Apply Mrs. Mrakovoich. In Italian cooklnf. Good pay. Cs.ll Mr. Fullv stocked and equpoed, Call 229-3235 • SHOUT om>nn COOK — Top pay, PROWN'S SU.34O0. Marietta between 10 a.m. and 12 p.m. Well, not quite, but we cerUlnly can S72-87J3 or after 8 p.m. , 87MJW. . CITIZEN'S BAND RADIOS — Lalay- jlo:n.>7i%:A"F.âtu-._Co:_Ma;l«.00, HOSTESS ~ Restaurant. Some at 787-1755 (except Mon.) nhow you why our people stick around. nijrhtn. No Suns. Apply In person TAVERN— Broad "C" llcenaa. Ei- .12 Broad St. Red Bank 7»l-7600 ette. HB-444/25A with îase. antenna; a t :1 pm Additional work lead. w« hav« to add SCHNEIDEJl'S TAT* ftdOM. Bro«( and two microphones. $tM. B ft K pe-riftnee. Call !, ^nn - EXPERIENCED PANTRYMAN—And way &. Second Ave., IXHIK Bmhch. cellent opportunity. S30.QO0. EDWIN 8HA0 RUa — Never used. Oyn.1 dishwasher, over 18 years old. Topmore mechanics to our staff, B. gTAJtK, Realtor. £i-MSt. »!4 i 11(4. Sup*r Bhal. Original price Cobra V with mobile CB-AM antenna. BN OR LPN — Three hours in the ay, Calt Alpine Manor after 10 a.m. BARTENDER — Ywr-round position, tax itlir on, S120. Bellini at (60.S75. Equipment In excellent condition. evening four nights a week. For Slinn. We're .ooklnic lor top notch mechan- Hourji 5 to 9:30. Must apply in person, 681-5722. • . '. " B71-O302. _^ roving? and scrim. Polyeste more Information call 291-0440. ics, preferrabty with GM product ex- NO PHONE CAULS. HOWARD JOHN- AIR CONDITIONER — Three • tonperiloti blade mixer, fans, perience, who are not afraid to work. SON RESTAURANT, Rt. 35 lllddl INSTRUCTION OARAGE SALE — Sat., Sun., May f EXPERIENCED RECEPTIONIST. "TIGER WANTED" And. . .since you're paid on a com- 16. 17, 9 until 4:30^ 75 Stephenvllle commercial, used 1'4 seasons. Three- al blown-*, saml biaal unit, lempjr CLBRK Local firm. Good nalary, mission basis, the more you produce, town. Blvd., Mlddletown..' Lawn mower, nhase. A-l. Priced rlirht. 747-0234, ature controls, recorders, gauges, Min- benefits. 741-9300; "$20,000 REWARD" the fatter the pay check. COMPUTER CAREERS sump pump. OUier Items. ors, pumps, plei'trodp boiler*, warn- In buslnesi, Industry and government «SO BETTER BOOKS — J«0. benches, ovens and much more. Hun- DENTAL ASSISTANT -All day Thurs. Call If you believe in your own ability and We offer fully paid life, accident «.nd stalrt with ECPI training. Day and OFFICE FURNITURE drrds of terns. Located In 010 Sat . a.m. Must type. Write Box T-133, health Insurance, pension and profit . COOK •venlnrs. Call £CPI at 612-2800> or Bridie. 842-7600, or evenings. 842-4841. The Dally Reglaler. Red Bank. would like to earn more than $20,000 visit ECPI, 295 Monmouth Park Kwy., SALE—Frl.. May 15. 10 a.m.-lO p.m. a year, then we want to talk to flharlnc plaas, paid vacation* and Quality offlct furniture, .metal or wood HOUSEKEEPER —MATURE AND •'YOU". Experience helpful, bui notholiday*, factory aoboollnK and free West Long Branch. Pictures. Spanish Items. China and uniforms. RUM RUNNER RESTAURAN «la»s. 61) First Ave., Atlantic High- MERCHANDISE WANTED RESPONSIBLE. TO LIVE IN. necessary. We offer a company paid BXOBLLBNT SALES OPPORTUNI- . . , Excellent condition XllULT AND TWO TEENAGE CHIL- in-depth tmintne program, substantial TV.- May be offered at completlM. land". . DREN. GOOD SALARY AND LIVING drawing accounts, and the beat sales If you're looklnir for Meady, year- Apply In i person." 816 Ocean df Life and. Health Insurance Traliv : WANTED-- Sllvor .ana. go!4 coins, CONDITIONS. .•J31-4508 or 485-662;. incentive program In the.Real Estate round work that otters excellent b Sea Blight.. Ing class. Olasses to start Mftnday, FOLDING CHAIRS " proof set*, rolls. Complete, «*t»w« Business. ^'THAT'S WHY \VB'RB THE flU. apply in person at NEGOTIABLE PRICES YOU„.R. AVON Represenntatlt v . is May 18, a* » a.m. No fee for quail. 'the type used In churches and meet- purclwsrd. Top prlw« paid. Rlcnlrd member of the world's most suc- LARGEST REAL ESTATE AND IN- SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — lied applicants. For details call 776- Ing halls. For that eitra playroom M. Munla Inc.. M2-M91. ,_ I cessful and respected groun of SURANCE FIRM IN AfONMOUTH or guest chair. Imported from Ro- COUNTY". We havt one opening ao RUSSELL Experienced, full time employmen 8000 Or 383-9300. CALL 842-4020 mania. Sturdy wood folding chsJra ANTIQUE JEWELRY — Top «art - time Independent business why not Rive us a call tor a confi- OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC CO. Call 842-4037. Red Bank area. CERTIFIED TEACHER — In second- pailaidd. LB„ S DEUXDEiJX.. J9799"9 RiveRiverr Rrl.Rd..,, fAln women. To Investigate an oppor- UPRIGHT FREEZER — 1«. cu. ft. in.walnuin t or natural finish. Regular- East Tue»-Bat. tl-l... lunllv to share in an outstanding dential Interview. 100 Newman Springs lid,. Red Bank ASPHALT PAVING ary • education will tutor a limited *IJ6V Frlgtdatre. 14 cu. ft.. *50. Hav Ask for Emll Schram perlenced. Call • number of studentj In .French, Irom earnings opportunity call , qulckW June to September. Please call 741- Dlsbes, glassware, lamps, other Items. LUMBER WANTED - Silver coins, Mr.ntekili, J Blrcha.ll. 741-4343 or 462-3377, MAN—To work In boatyard. Borne SS1-5000 1535 for information. 81 Stephenvllle Blvd., Red Bank. sliver dollars. Will pay top dollittv 774-I2M. THE KIRWAN CO., HAZLET experience preferred. Apply in perPRODUCTION TECHNICIAN — Ex- (Mlddletown location.) 10-4 p.m. May Pearl and wall. Hed Banh. 711-5500 Mr. Romeo. 787-595^ : •... , «on. PLEASURE BAY __„ 6S0 15, 18. 17. - CALL 264-7200 Patten Ave., Long Branch. perienced technician with meobanica SEEK NEW HORIZONS GARAOE SALE—May 16, Sal.. 8 to 4 WANTED .' Call and electronic background to assist ATLANTIC TRADING POST — 179p.m. 72 Cherry Tree Farm Rd., Mid- Used Oriental Rugt 747-2102 YOUNO MAN WANTED — Full time. In raanuraictu re of precision electrc (With excellent salaries In) Grand Ave., Long Branch. Antiques, dletown. Furniture, household Items, Chinese and Persian .,, meoHamical devices and. (uwiemlbll •IBM — TY/PING Must have N.J, driver's license, be coating. Experience not required. JoL •IBM — KEYPUNCH china, glass and used furniture. Wed. clothes. Antiques. , Also wall Tapestrlei -'•„ WOMAN. EXPERIENCED — Subable to drive alt types of cars. Call training, good pay, . fringe benefits. Permanent position with growth po< and Frl. 6-10 p.m.. and Sat. ^snd Sun. FRIEDMAN QALLBRIBB Tti-W3 •hop. ftay work. No Sundays or holi- COUNTRY SUDSER CAR WASH, 671 Apply Incoplas Corp., 771 Shrewsbury tentlal for oapable Individual. Excel- •IBM —OFFICE AUTOMATION 10-6 p.m. Buy and sell 229-3838. SEVEN - DRAWER DESK — Men's days. Call 229-6912^ 5259. . . Ave.. Shrewsbury. 747-3470. lent working condition!* wifth full bene- •IBM — INSOLE OPERATORS • golf clubs. Coffee and end tables. fttfl proR-najn. Applv Hecon Corp., 31 •IBM — COMPUTER PRO- GARAGE SALE — Fri.. May 15Phon. e 942-310!. WE BUY WOMAN — Part-time. General Insur- MECHANIC WANTED — Good refer, RELIABLE YOUNG MAN — Wanted Park Rd.. New Shrewsbury. 9 a.m, GRAMMING Sat., Ma> 16, 10-3, 265 Sandy Hook ance agency. Experienced preferred, ences. Experienced. Excellent pay ftnd to learn painting trade. Call after 6 to 4 p.m Day- or night classes ' Ave., Belford, off East Rd. Upright OABAOE SALE — Sat., May 1«, j . 5 p.m. Monday -Wednesday • all company benefits. Apply within p.m. 741-7813. piano, boy's bike, potbelly atove, to 4:30. Comer Locust Point Rd. Triday. $2 per hour. 741-3450. Goodyear Service Store, lflSO Hwy 35, EXPERIENCED AUTO BODY HAN ' Northeast Computer [awn mower, ftnd knlcK*knncKs. . Red Coach Lane, Locustj OLD FURNITURE — Antique!, china,, . CLERK-TYPIST — Wtih ami krwwl- Mlddictown. EXPERIENCED, machine oriented — Werner'Werners Auto BBody. RL 38, Port YARD 9ALE — Sat.. May 16, 10 to 4. glassware, art oblecta and brle-a-br&e,, factory workers only. Pay baaed on MnotMonmouthh . 78741317874131. Instituta ANT10UB CHERRY DROP LEAF 25 Willow Court, Ocetuport. Bargain* Immediate cash lor anything and ev., ertgc or general otllce duties. Apply BROILER MAN/FIRST COOK—Full- experience. Company beneflU. Apply TABLE — Empire dresser, student's erythlng. Ruscll's, 25 East Front Bt. In person. HAMMABLUND time. Vacations, sick pay. insurance in person only, Monmouth Rubber LIFEGUARD — Ocean exiperieuc «0 SSngllsh Plaza Red Bank lamp' Crystal decanler. Odds and galore. without physical and excellent retire- Corp., 7fl Long Branch Ave., hong only. enda. After 12 p.m. 842-1257 "•* --13.• • MANUFACTURING CO. ment plan. Apply Fort Monmouth Of- 842-0607, 2&1-2375. MEDITERRANEAN SOFA BED- SO" Bridge-Ave. Red Bank Branch. 747-4647 And matching chair. Also hanging ANTIQUES — nrfany Hems, loy« tot-: ficers Open. Mess, 532-4681, _An equal YARD SALE—Sat. .10-4. Books, otottes lamp. Like new. $300. 201-0800. nlture, calna, paintings, statuary, coins,-, An equal opportunity employer-- opportunity employer. ' CARPENTER WANTED Approved for New Veteran Benefit! and household Items. 71 Conover La., lighting fixtures. Carved oak dining- WAITRESSES — Experienced. All HELP WANTED-Male-Female MlaiHetowR.-' Rain date, May-'17. BEST TOP SOIL! :, room pieces. Copper Kettle AntlQUki,, JElIta.Call 462-0791. The Manor Diner. EXPERIENCED Call alter 6 p.m. 264-8558 MERCHANDISE PORCH SALE — May 15. 9-4; ljth Oakhurstr 531-1609 or-228-0892. .-- Kts. 34 and 537, Colts Neck, ACCOUNTANTS — Recent public >c MAN OR WOMAN — OuWde work, until noon. Our trash may be your Good, flit dirt, blue stone, road gravel, 'EXPERIENCED WAITRESS — Must counting experience necessary. Send private estate. Full or pirt-.ime. A4ao FOR SALE treasure. 40 Falrfleld Dr., Newsand, etc. Bulldozing, and backhoe ser- WANTED be over 21. Apply In peT»on. TONY'S AUTO resume and salary requirements to two high school boya. 871-2610. ihcewsbury. OH Clovernale Clr. vice. Eckels Trucking. Morganvllle, Box W-156, The Dally Register, Red 591-9707. FURNITURE, CLOCKS. GUNB COCKTAIL LOUNGE, Bt. 35. Hazlet. Bank. BEAUTICIAN — Experienced. J 78" MEYERS MINI-BIKE — Complete but for en- POCKET WATCHES , . •' . MECHANIC or female. Swiss Chalet Chapel SALE—Frl., May 15, 10 a.m. to 30All Household Item, 229-3399 C p.m. Commercial box soda . cooler. 'EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER — Preferred on Imports. All [ringe bene- AUTOMOBILE AND/OR TRUCK ME- Shopping Center. Call 7*7-3242. SNOW PLOW «">•• "'i 74,-3520. fits. Apply in person, Red Bank Auto CHANIC. — Must Jiave tools and ex- Steam table., kitchen ware; odds Mid COLLECTOR PAVS TOP CASH FOR. Tntrial balance. Other diversified du- Imports, 119 S. Newman Springs Rd,, perience. Full-time, year round job. EXTRA CASH — Full or part time, Îth atectrlc hydraulic pump. Mount OARAGE BALE — Sat.. May 16-only. ends, household ôodn. 60 First Ave.. OLD TRAINS o- will trade HO.. 03T. ties Full time. Including satur- .Red Bank. All benefits. Apply 4n person M. no experience. National company. or Scout. $300. Call T4T-1M1.- China, brlc-a-brac. Household Items, Atlantic Highlands. O or standard tiugos. 774-3710, . , ' dav and Sunday. Write Riving expert. SCHWARTZ, Chrysler-Plymouth. 141 Call 787-7928 or 671-2768. etc. 9-5. 7 Kevan PI.. Mlddletown «nce and salary desired to Box if.M, W. Front St., Ret Bank. DESKS 115 up, FILES, tables, ehalrs. IJARAOE SALE — Mav 16. Sat.. 10ANTIQUES — Paintings, N. I. Atlas',. The Dally Register. Red Bank. • STEADY WORK FULL TIME COOK. DISHWASHERS, adding machines, typewriter!, office OARAGE SALE — Silt. Mav 16, from to 3 p.m. Sears Ave,, NaveslnK. (Off Esiates purchased and appraised. 747T{ MAINTENANCE MAN WANTED — VAITRESSES. BARMAIDS AN! equipment, etc.. at bargain prices. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 137 Hudson Ave., Rt. 36 or Monmouth AveA 2003. The Hudson Shop, Inc., Ullr HOUSEKEEPER — Rumson. Mon.. WITH A GROWING COMPANY CASHIERS — For, Interview, contact New or uied. - AAC DESK OUTLET. Red Bank. Broad St.. Shrewsbury, A .^ , •.,', \ Wed.. Fri. Must have own transpor- Ambitious, neat and reliable man with T* Handle porter work and floor DIAMOND' ENGAGEMENT HRINO — mechanical aptitude to become a waxlnB. Work In one building part- *t Lit CInw Wltltam H.- Terrill ai Rt. 35, Oskhurst;• S31-3898. • .-:• .-.' tation and references. Call after 4, time mornings. Call 747-5566. he Fort Hancock NCO Open Meis, 18 kafat gold, 4 carat, .$1000. USED .COLONIAL DINWO ROOK lfe-3647. lawn technician. Company training, ad- .lain Club, Fort Hancock between BARGAIN BASEMENT . . •'. 229-3235 SET — With hutch. Call vancement opportunity and benefits. CONSTRUCTION HELPER WANTED hours of g :30 and 4 r30 Mon.-Fri. COLOSSAL SHRUB SALE Pick and choose. Small quantities or 264-6355 Live-in Maid — Must love N. J. driver's license required. AUTO —Mu.it be able to drive. truck. 787- Try...wlU guarante« you'll buy. hard board, plywood, moldings, nhut- OARAOE 8\LE-Sat.. May 16. 9 a.m. L.AWN OF MATAWAN, 566-0606. 3137 or 787-2526 between 6 and 8 p.m. CAR HOPS—Daytime 11:30 to 2:30, Prices below wholesale. Land- ters, door neconds, $3.95 each, shelves, to 2 p.m. Moving, must sacrifice. Two USED COLONIAL — early Ameri- $70 per week. Apply In person, Stew- acapers welcome. Discount many lumber Item*. No one to bother large Bozak stereo sneakers. Dlr-rtte can or maple bedroom let. Priv&ta children. Own room, TV and PORTERS — Full and part-time posi- BARTENDER AND PORTER arts Drive-In, Hwy 35 and Union Ave., Garden Center, Charlie's Farm you —> #hop as you plran9 dt onew 1S»L ,protessipna MS-743S. l alata, 7'. I, Thurs., Frl., Sat., 9-5. WaphinR Machine. . . FIRST COOK — And short-order men OAS STATION ATTENDANT — 12-8ASSISTANT COOK — Full time. Ro- OARAOE SALE — Household and — Apply in person. Martlnt'a Diner. a.m. -shift. Call tating weekends. Apply In person, TWO 73S-775. 14" white-wall SNOW personal Items. Sat.. 10-4. Beaver 3INOL.E BEDROOM SET — Box PETS AND LIVESTOCK "WAIT-BESSES — Two shifts available. Rt. 36, Keansburg. 566.3006. Monmouth Convalescent Center, 221 TIRES — Mounted on rtm-v Used Dam Rd., Colts Neck. spring end matress, double dresser Full or oart-lime. Apply In person BUi .Ave., Long. Branch. one winter. 140. call 711-6110 after and nltfht tAble, nraclicaliy new, slso MINIATURE SCHNAUZBR' PUp: - Countryside -Restaurant,—Rl.-34r^Golta J INSURANCE INVESTIGATOR — In- " p.m. - j MOVING SALE — Colts Neck. An- Mahocany drp>setr and mirror. 5000 PIES — AKC Puns champion sired,' Keck. - —SERViet-ADVISOR lefeattng - puillc- contact-without-Hell- tique furniture. pictures, lamps, b.u air conditioner, two years old. Stuil service, call 741-7587. . ; itiK or collections. Should have typ- 0 Tills "li-r Big sale.-Woodhollaw Rd., call alter 5, 741-0044, WOMAN -- To work bar. nlghti. Will We need an Individual with previous ing ability and automobile. Expert- RESTAURANT I0;000 GERANIUMS Phalanx Farm,- 9-4, Mayl5-16. SEAL-POINT SIAMESE _ .BU.wejk: G-M service advisor or manage rial ex- ence helpful but not necessary, will Red...Pink...White ' oW kittens. Litter, trained. SB. nK perience, who can communicate weJl, train. Call Jlr. Render, i.?2*05OO, or PART-TIME HELP S7.50 per dozen OARAGE SALE — Sat., May 16. 11CARD TABLE CHAIRS yay ft Second Ave. Long Branch. to handle this lntereattnK assignment. write Hooper Holmes Bureau, Box IPHVAK FLORIST, 99 Ave. of Two a.m. (• - 2 . p.m. 326 Grant. Ave., Sturdy wood, folding; type, 11.50 each, TKACH'ER — For day care center, 1353. Highland Park, N. J, 08MM. NEEDED Rivers, Rumson. 842-0674. Woodmere Section. Eatontown. ' .. PONY — H.2 hand». in attractive walnut or light maple {filling 8" years inand""souriir"ExceTlJnd sound. Exc, 1 afternoon*. Qualified In early child. We offer a liberal salary plus bonus • Cotfee Rlrli finish. disposition. Qood ]•- ---- jfcid education. Send resume to P.O.. . .plus steady year round work. Com- BURGLAR ALARM MEN SURFBOARDS — 8'«" Weber Featn. REFRIGERATOR — 12 cu. It. Rea- mover and Jumper/ pany benefits include fully paid life, • Cooks er. iSO; 9'4" Weber Performer, ISO. sonable. Call • RBD BANK LUMBER $800. 431-0374. E6x> 380, Red Ba,njl. __ Meohantcs and helpers. Top pay. Lib- ~ d condition. Call 747-5443. 220-3235 accident and health Insurance, pension eral benefits. Rapid advancement. 472- Applv in person. JOLLV 1ROLL Pearl and Wall Hod Bank 741-5500 "MOTHER'S HELPER — All rammer.1 and profit' tharinjc plan*, paid vaca- llftoftOASB(5RD. At 35. Hari«t "HRBE-PIECE llrlnr room set — Sx- ALUMINUM THRKE-TRACK COM Bleep,In. Experience nrcfenMe. Pool tions and holidays, factory schooling 1S00. Ext. 200. Hailet. :ellent eontltlon. (ISO. Call BINATION WINDOWS—g-2'9", 4-2'll". GARiAOE SALE ITEMS — Lsmpi 888S "-T^WSI. and teenage sctlvlMes. Matawan. and free uniforms. PAINTERS WANTED—Experienced, 281-3967 I-3'll" all 5'4>' high. $85 lot. 3450c. (clMsware (1. bnaketrul. throw Wters. 8tan I^rner, Cog Trainer,' 229. S83-1B00. reliable. Steady work, good pay. Call Shadowbrook Rd., Shrewsbury, rugs 50c. telerchone tnble and ntvnoh Busy shop, friendly workers and plea- 787-8832 after 5 p.m. REAL ESTATE gALES-Expertenced $7.50, A-l three-piece spctlonal couch PROFESSIONAL DOO OR0OM]N0~ F-SCTiPTIONIST WANTED — For onlv. Oood opportunity. Member ml TV — Zenith small console. Reae.cn> wllli allpcovera $49, solid maple chest By appointment only. AKC! poem. physician's office In Matawan. Day- sani working conditions make our lulUpIo UaUnl Service. Call 291-1800. S32.W), *olld maple full ^l»f» hed firnc »nd evenlnK hours. Will train. place. . ,a nice place. . .to earn a SHORT ORDER COOK — Experi- and achnauzer pupplei; «71-9«;i. i * living. If you're interested, apply in enced only. Apply in person. REX 'he curtln Agency, Realtor, Hy 3«,HAMMOND **.*»• 229-323* $in.5O. nrnple nli-ht ln«» $11.50. wa.1- Write to Box U-119, The Daily Regls- DINER. 117 W. front sf. Red Bank. Leonardo. nut china, closet *I«.5O. More nSd CHESTNUT. MARB _ Slx yeiVB.llft tp;. Red Bank. person at FABRIC SALE — Due to water dam- More. Pimcit.'s, Bioclt lon» ware- TI.»^. v—H»^. h.._.._ ajid. juniper. EXPERIENCED. UOBNBED REAL age on some fabrics, 50c .• $1 yard. ITHEBS HELPER — Teenage JfM REAL ESTATE SALESMEN house. 25 g. Front St.. Red Bank. RUSSELL :3TATE SALESMAN. Paul Bralar Little Silver Upholstery. . '. L r carp for two boy*. Slei-p In. Five COMMERCIAL EXPERIENCE. ALSO Agency, 74741221. . • CONTEMPORARY DINETTE SET- ABRADOIt RETRIEVER PUPPIES days. Own room and pool fadllttea. OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC CO. LAND. SUBSTANTIAL EARNINGS. ORGAN PIANOS — ORGANS Uvlng room set, two chairs, couch, — AKC registered. Seven week! old. 5S3-1O16. 100 Newman Sprinffs Rd., Red Bank Klmball Organs with a. Drummer' In- lovMftat. cof'ee tabli*. two pnd t<,M<.« Auk for Emll 8chram OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE RIGHT side, from f.629. Used Organs from Bedroom set. All like new. 787-3790 Temporary shots. 842-2074 I ™T MEN. EXPANDING 55. Lots of used Spinets. -Consoles. NO LATER THAN 9 p.m. '»'•""" fROFESSIONAt, PO0DLB OROOM HELP WANTED-MALE CHEF — For Beacon Hill Country Grands. Uprights from $25. Rentals Club. Apply In penon or Clll 291-0933. FEIST & FEIST, REALTOR STUDIO from S* monthly. ALL BALES OUAR- KINO SIZR BED — Simmons Biwll- Atlantic Highlands. •SALES CLERKS ANTEED. Our own delivery service. :yrest mattrpss. twin frames, twin "FURNITURE SALESMAN—Must be STOCK CLERKS (DAY AND EVES.) OF ASBURY PARK Warehouse Piano Sale. choose AKC REGISTERED POODLB PUP. experienced In jelling quality furni- if AN — General m&tntenance. Perm*> Monmouth County Branch "CUSTODIAL WORKERS CBVB8) •im aprlng. Oood conilltlon. "42-4724. ture. Steady position, straight salary. tient position In Red Bank. Call 741- now for graduation. FREEHOLD 1wiwn a fZ 7587 after 7 p.m. ' Eatontown •SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT* NEW HAMMOND KIMBALL PIANO AND OROkN ENDER PRO, REVERB AMP — WEST FURNITURE CO.. Keyport. WAREHOUSE. 12 Throckmorton St., _incore hollow -'body mltar. Univox s^SjBssfa ' 264-0181. TRUCK DRIVER—Experienced. IS1 Call for' appointment Interview* will be conducted 9 a.m. to CADETTE ORGANS Freehold, Open 9-8. Call 462.4730. 'u»'.ione' and accessories. Cost n«»w SALARY 13.50 PER HOUR Straight Job. Permanent, benefit*. 1 p.m. Building 1106. Fort Monmouth W80. Asking $300. Also portable TV, Mutt be available Immediately. No Oood ulary. call Mr. Arnold, 721- 542-4445 Post Exchange. Pull/part time ppil- $555 BLACK THREE-PIECE SECTIONAL S60. 842-308.1. tlonn at Fort Monmouth and •Fort — Reasonable. experience necessary. Good advance- 3213. EXPERIENCED PAINTERS Steady Include! bench, deliver?. Instant-play 229-3235 THREE • rmen curved f»<'loiml ment Guaranteed Increment within COUNTERMAN — Wholesale plumb- work, good p.^ Call Hancock. Portions requlr« some week* look (lets you plajr-Mngi on your own sleep sofa, good condition. Bed ex- tlrat month. Call 741-4015, Ins supply. Experience preferred. Per> end work. Good MtarllnK aalary Re- rom the start) and 8 weeks of lessons DREXEL WALNUT DININO SET —cellent. Call attor B. 8«-0UO. manent. Benefit*. Call Mr, Arnold, tirement benefits. Group Insurance Round table, leaf, hutch, - five. chairs SBVEN WEBiTlOLD PUPg. - Free' TWO BUTCHERS—Two deli men. Ex-available. Paid vacations and alck plus one captain's. 741-7311 after 6 p.m. 721-3213. : perlenced preferred. Good pay andleave. WINDOWS ROTTED? to a good home. Call 1.ELP WANTED-MALE EXPERIENCES — Biu-truck me- working conditions. Call Roma Food PR 5-9300 FRENCH COUCH AND CHAIR .âll u» fnr free estimate of replaca- 787638!l chanic. Apply in person. WERNER'S Distributor*. M Carr Ave., Keani' BOOKKEEPER — Ult. G/L, A/R, ) Main SI. Ajburjr Park — Reasonable. Call ment bouse w'nrtow. AUTOMOTIVE, INC., Hwy 36, Belburn- . 787-6022. A/P, and P/R. LlBhl lypln«7' Mita! 220.3235 lord. wan area. Salary open, Pieaie repiy, Open dally 'til 0; Sat. 'Ul 5:30 PROWN'S BARTENDER WANTED — Nllhtii. fftatlng salary required and experi- ALUMINUM AWNINGS — By Al28' STORAGE TRAILER — Used for ONE TANDEM DRIVER—And Apply In per»on, THE P\ Hwy 35, ence to Box T-135, The Dally Regis- Howell. Frea estimates. Call construction MtM. S4fO. 32 Broad Bt. Ri-rl Bank 741-7500 SALES tank trailer driver. Local work. El- Mlddletown. ter. Red Bank. 741-5688 842-1572 OUITAR WITH AMPLIFIER- pcricnccd onl.v. Call 717-&O41. SURFBOARD — 6'9" Weher Ski. rood condltlon. $50. .$;.osSr?M^ NURSES' AIDES AND ORDERLIES nrPEWKITBRS, ADDING machines, 872-1R43. TRAINEES EXPERIENCED PAINTERS — Apply —All shir s. After short probationary ill makes new or used. Guaranteed, condition. Also Domino electric guitar In period batween 5:30 and 6:30 p,m> JANITORS -ow as »25. Serplco'a 101 Monmouth -741.6249. . 1 M I>er ek ern LARGE OARDBN POWER CIILTI. at 43 Hendrlcjuon PI., Fair Haven. Opportunity Tor man experienced In Cene%..DON0?pH0NiA% P it Hext to theater. J41-0485, VATOR— 4 h:n. with plow and other To $10,000 Per Year Operating floor Scrubbers, mechanical person weekdays 10? a.m. ito 3 p.m. DOG HOUSE ttnehments. $M- 747j||(ig. 1 . ._ 787-?12). nweep«r» and floor waxen. Experi- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS NURSINO GUITAR, LEFT HAND A nice 2l"i<2"iM',i" tilrji house for KENMORB WASHINQ MACHINE — HELP WANTED-MALE ence helpful but not necewary. Shift HOME. 8 Middletown Ave.. Atlantic man'ii 1>est friend. 132.50 untisembled ,„ EOEN ACRE KENNEI. *^ No experience neces- Highlands, N. J. ITiree-cycl,.. two-speedT Oood condition. (Formerly Mobile nog Clroomlnal from 7 a.m. to .1 p.m. Six day* a Combination hollow boar — aleetrle 129.50 aoemhled. $50. 21)1-1273. - • • *A I' "Wnilln..Now offer! "HewrilW «ary in our field. Five- week. Apply Personnel Office. Mon.- COOK WANTED — Night*. Applv In larmony Meteor with double pickup, Oroomlng AND Boarding. I42-4O3OS' Krl, from 9 am. to 12 noon. person. THE PUB. Hwy 35, Middle- •nal control. Like new. paid ftit, RED BANK LUMBER OAS ORILL-* Like *new. $2S. town; 111 sell lot only *U8. Call 741-wJj. Pearl and Wall, Red Bunk Ul-MM i Call - day week, six paid CHIEF ACCOUNTANT LILY-TULIP s and DIVISION OF OWENS. ILLINOIS! OUTSIDE SALESPERSON — Commis- BEDROOM SET—Twin bed ana mat- holidays, hospiraliza- sion baafs only. We will train. Caruso treM. Box vprlnjr. triple dreeaer, night 5 OA. SHOTOUN — Doubl. h»rre'l E For aggres'iVt lost growing multi- Hwy 35 Holmdel IxiO HEAVY DUTT UTILITY TRAIL- LablK, Practically new, n.B. washer, 39" barrel, modified full, checkered '!__!!L_ ™)''l«>_7»7-7O(ll unit organization located In Mon- An equal opportunity employer Travel. 291-.T3.13 IR — Two whee•rheel aix.plttx-ply tlretiresi . Cal" l" tion, paid vacation, ; used very little, two years old- 741- "lock Very good condition. $50 KITTENS moutb County. Good sofory and ex- SF^P MACHINE OPEUATORS '41-8988 days, 7470412. - ff p.m, only. r*M* nfier ft. company-funded prof- WAREHOUSEMAN — Shipping and 1 cellent benefits. Writs particulars in receiving. Oood working condition*. , f '"'"'V1 '" »nd presscrs. For work on INIOUE «tft for MOTHER: A lovely OARAOB SALE — Baby furniture. •••-• I ladles anr! children's coat.. Steady THOMABVILLB DINING ROOM SET it sharing plan. Tre- confidence to Box U-113,- Tht Dally All benelltn. Must have driver's II- grandmother clock In walnut with Tlf- ~-8lx cane-bach chairs, breakfrort, Stroller, crib, high chair. hn«»|. Register, Reef Bank, cense. Call Ul-UOO, , work. 3.Vhour wfrk. OaHI 741-WW.1. Jov any Works/Westmlneter chimes. Per. Ann,Coa.ta, It Willow St., Red Bank ct condition. J2.0OO. pleas* call 741- $850 firm. Almost new. spantiih Medl- nette, youth chair, carriage. Also d"U- mendous growth op- N—3-5 yeajra' experience, 86 or M2-3O13. twrrtJiean <]tiMgn. Call 40MM45 any ble dresse-r »3fl. mahoirany ilfnk *7(l on electro mechanical assemblies. Ap. time up to 10. sectional nofa $31), itodlo couch $15 portunity with ag- p M K; t 1 ro u dinette fiX a » t'n'u't 8t. R e d B»'!C " "" - SITUATIONS WANTED-Fcmale TOP SOIL SOFA — SJiO. DrnoBS, gnte t>lajrf. 02x ^30« , nijFr . $15, congolirtim new nigrugrts e m, |S0. Of»1d, 02 x U2, }3fl. Belre 7.05. utility cabinet* »<.75. Mnra n" ' grotsive firm in busi- BARTENDER—year' round, Or man CHILD CARE - Any ait. Call 741-24R3 print, 8^x116. S35. Aqua curtains, ivx lore. Ruscll's, 25 E. Front St." Red FACTORY MECHANIC willing to learn nar. t entimpt. can TS7-Slate approved ' renter. pUNOSTOWN MBTAL KITCHEN 8S, W, T41-nflfl2. Bank, near Hfyervlcw HosplUi) ness for 32 years, No 2330. Auk for MrA. . chensey. Care Center. 842.3213. ABINETB—I)' L-shape with sink and Steady work near home (or capable meets, wall *ven and eountertos SEVBRAL 0RIOlKAI« Oil- PAINT- )IAM0ND ENOAaKMENT SiNO~_ limit to advancement ATTENDAN'M'nAbTICAL NUR8E — inge. Phone 741-4538. IN OB — Beautifully mmed, *>y Fine Ijftd.v s Wlttnaupr walfh. bathrnnm HANDYMAN will tare for (•hronli: or r.nnvale»cent European itrllntn. $W to H.W. A)tnjp««e ttiver. (never used), electric possibilities. Must be man. Year round, Indoort, Repair IlavR Immediate opiJnlnK <»n nncrl enr patlrnt. Own car for transportation, AMPEIl HI-LO — 13al'l aluminum. Rome unframed at lower price*. Call (Morn C'lnfislfJMi Ads lot In new cat agency. Driver's license 741-/MM. inlfe. elei'lrfn hslr rollcrn. l.nlr dry. aggressive, infelli- machinery,/ v«l v«*, a definite nftccanlty. Contact Aarun >r. Must sell. Baorlflce. iWS-ODOt. OnThe Next Pngc) Uassns at ItABSAS PONT1AC, 395 nAnYSITTINO _ por working moth- ; gent, self-starter in p u m p », convtyori, Broad fit,, Ilcd Bank. T41-M80 er, Mora-anvllla area. Call WM-121B DIATHBRAMY MA- anv lime, — Household tffeots. We'll train on job. MAN — Steady, Driving anil lelllnir*. M2-1324 qood honlth. We are FOR SALE"- EVp»rrfjabyTitiinTier- Apply In ppi-Non, M1NNE8INK FARMS , intorestsd only in life- Aa« open. Good pay. CO.. 1131) Ocean Ave.. flpa Bright' vloo In rny tiomp Rxperlencrd mother, excellent reference^* tomatoes, peppers, letture, cabhaRe, In tint with experi- I NEED A llAFin w7mKiN0~H70H NDRSK _ „. n»lunlaa. verbena, aalvla, alyasum, CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY time career candi- SCHOOL GRADUATE - with WILL RARE' FOR"ELDER marigold, geranium*, dusty miller, merhlnlral ability who ]. willing to LY TEHSORSON IN HER HOMEHO . nnlaa. snapdragons. Located one dates, ence. learn pavkulni plant operation. Ex- Call !H(XU3 ock loulh of Mlddletown Flrehoiue A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS. CPMRIII HalHrv, top frlns* bani»flts. o. I m. M. Mlddlftown. 7il-<105 îibrniT hflnHwrlttan raium* to: Call Dean Rlchsy, 201.Klfl'J<0. Equal - InformaHon. opuorlnnlty frmiiloyer. DOMKaTlc — Desires evening house, "H", P.O. Bnx 307, Tomi River, ATCO CERAMICS CORP. work, Oall evenings, «:18 to 7:30 p.m. "hniVBB vfANTED~'^^ciear~rVcord WOMAN IXIOKINO FOR HOUBE- GERANIUMS N. J. 0B753. HWY. 35 UilOOC 'Irslrfil on Ucpnur-. rjcnprfll work 'C etch. *7.5O dor.. Idower and veg«. Adding Machines-Typewriters General Contractors TUB nniriHT ACRE. 747-li5S». WORK — Mondavi only., We plants wholesale and retail. Pearl and Bead nestrlnglng 7il.l3)O[ Iks', Greenhouses, 2IH Shore Blvd., n PB n KADYSITTEIl — At bench or home. eanstiurg. 787-5(34. ADDING MACHINES — Typewriter! Si . i,1T *iir .WdllloM, panellni, HELP WANTED-MALE KxneiienrerKxne l high srjhool Junior. »! ateps, aldewalks, , patio, odd lohi •»p««ly on nralded ny|On „w — hour. PreferablPrefe y BltrnwWbury-LIUIe ;B)FrtlOBn TOR—111,, flres 115, sold, rented, raptlrerl. Bsrplco's, i«l nesionable ratw, «J2.«M. 7<7.M,i»,' Hllver-Rumiwii ram |5mirroi r '0un4 Wonmouth Bt., Red Bank. 747-O489. MASON AND • BUILDBR — Conv ll l > 1 PRODUCTION EMPLOYEES u srea, 7*MI% and lleatlnff • 51eady employment close to liome Our till factory li'txpaniilno. hiring, THREE — 3 year nTT d children for clothlni 10».V3, Undirw rood play group In my hnma. Call pswrtiirlHlH. . tt Markai It., fiodm man Let ui buy the diamonds you don't BUDS NOW AVAILABLE— lôr pT • Excellent wonn Including shift dllferen'lltil poymen'lt now praparmo for tin rq*x) peace «7. GREEN GROVE GARDENS IN MATAWAN TrtMttrred mitm. BwutttOiy Inl (iwtortn tiuM inrnt, Ymr iruUftlalnsd 19 year old Colonial. mf beiriMM, iwmai iiWrig wm, roomy thru iaMd*i living room wilh ilrtybuui, EFFICIENCIES Five bedrooms (Master suite bedroom waJl-ui-waU tiiLrpîiiK UiroUKtioul. Jûll, ima-etr i i, »'. "Mate'd huemem. Walkway over-siMt xaratte. ONE AND TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE on first floor). Cozy paneled porch. All huleatlcally set on I'f, wooded icrea. Mum.ee! 1NOOMJD PBOPBRTIBtH AVA— HOUSES FOR SALE den. Hand/tome solarium with THB KIRWAN CO., npBltnnl aWftOlW J. HSJATIt WATERFRONT INCOME ort I'lam llazlrt, N. J. "' FRII HIAT, COOKING GAS, HOTWATBR ANDÂIR CONDITION UNIT flagged flooran d Iruge brick Uall jj47a)O WATERFRONT Trtrue-a parlment home In ' 7*1-3331 CUl lr| fireplace. LARGE kitchen with OiiL ", "'. ™ 9»™l»f»'. Parking and walk-In liorooe CHOICES eating area. Patio, Exquisite mint condllloii. *42^ monthly RUMSON INCOME rtemil rooms, fargi cloud. Walk to thopplna pluo, buwt arid income. Deep Itulkhi'&dftfl lot, Two&pftrttntnt ttnuite in canvenlcnl In- Only a few left Plantings, • flwllnti. Thin kirifl of "hard to find" (More Classified Ads iJ2SI* *M"J17 1O M' MI) on M »• *lrP°rt Shoppin rental mtLknn tills an ttxcplipnt proH- On The Next Page) ltn .1"° ,SLock* '? modl1 "Pwlm«i>»- From IS, :itr-r*tlian-nf!w COMMERCIAL RENTALS nrlvata Atlantic Octan beacn, HAZELTON teatiirfiJi, L»rfce nr.recTieo", rarpfited Rosalyn Ct. A new development of (ifirr-U. Conrvf.'tft tlrlvtr. titnrmH nntl OriKMAN BHEPHERU - Purebred. Rentable cottage. , nf-rccnn. outdmr llglitlng Oai grill. lovely Colonial homes, Four or five Blw;F aannd elgnt-mortui-oid ' , 842-3200 Kxtra-lttrkfj Iwrj-car m r«f{e. Adft- bedrooms, den with fireplace, full _.Til..t. JtouiebrokRo u* and *. $111,600 Itumson. Split-level llff on 'jiiHtc-ntUH KtoraRQ facuitien. 947.500. cellar, two-car garage. Full/ air jmted. nKccrfiionully nlte DISTINGUISHED water. A sare anchorage and YOU MAY NEVER FIND /'al|jff).244ft for HppolntninnL lovely setting. Realtor conditioned. Walking distance to ID»M. Perfect pet lor • ANOTHER LIKE IT K AI a HA V BN* — ~Itl vii V "oVitiTRji nth. synagogue, churches, Monmouth Col- with childrenn.. Must laorUlacrtd; OFFICES lege, Deal Shopolnj) Center, Elberon ie. OANINB Located In center of Red Bank Bull. $S9,OO0 Rumson. Sli lovely acres, pool West River Road ' Rumson Thre* bed room«, two tile bathn in the. Tfircft liedrfxunn, Uvtnff room with ness district, and gueat cottage. bunic ranrh. Kiitrafl include remodeled fircu\fU;v., formiil dl'ilnK room, lurcft railroad station, Elberon school!. «Ht-ln kitchen/ beauliful ncn-en^l-ln kltnhefl, one foatfi, Flnl^nvl one half Three blocks from Atlantic Oceon. A. JWROB BELBCTION — of tropical MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE porcti wUh Inrioofout-door carpellfiK, bt Kll trntin. Quiet j!lnl h and birds at P&rftdlee Pet 0hop, • Central Air Conditioning $80,700 Rumion. Three-story. 135' on Wall-to-wall carpetlriK In tfirftfl h«d- ;6fX 7412K6 storting at 145,000. Corner Norwood J(JW Main SI., Asbury Park. Open • Belt Service Elevator water. Btone bulkhead. A spa- room* and living uxim. Lar«e utility Ave. and Albert PI., 741-0514 or every evening. • Private Parking Space cious home. mom wlttt wuKher-drye.r. 4' jwjf with 741-4511. • Complete Janitorial ttcrvlca HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB SALE all ecceHnorlea and redwood deck ail RETRIEVER PUPS • Individual Theimoitatlcally Con- $62,900 Mlddlotown. Colonial W on arotmrj, Well waUr, K-IH Krlll, um\ a HOUSES FOR SALE —AKC registered. Blonde and black, trolled Heat Navenink. Redecorated In ex- mom convenlsnt central vacuum BVI- Reiaonabio. Call' 8*8-1(180 or • Wall-to-Wall Carpeting cellent taste. ttm. All thU centrally lAca.tf>d on m\ 7220. FOUR HOUSES WIT1-P «xqiil«Hely landHcaped corner lot. A«k- 54 Broad Street Red Bank J OHJ88TNUT OELDINO Seven t63,600 Ulllt Silver, Contemporary RED BANK OMETHING IN COMMON ln» mm. Ci.lltod By. PALXB- J1OVA. Realtor, ;ift <*herry Tr/*» Fan VA~' . »e»ns old. Munt •aorjifce. Immediate Call for appointment to Inspect cedar shakes and glass, on hery Tr/* F rm IV] hit, ma. Phone Ml-MM. 747-1100 the South Shrewsbury. CIRCA 1890 VACANT Phone' 671-25*4. AKC CHAMPION aiRKP QBRMAN Charming, restored three-bed- IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY! HilEPHEHD PUPS — Kleven weelu, And a perfect ranch... Got the idea? Or doet it BOMonatle, Phone 7o7. OFFICE BUITE-RED BANK — 7M iq, foom Colonial with privacy yet FR ft. in excellint location. Desirable for $95,000 n««d to be ipelled out? REE KITTENS - seven wceki old. any profession. Ctll K7-3730 between convenience of a Red Bank COLTS NECK OUTSTANDING! Weeaned and Utter trained. CUl 711- » and 5. Thrce-bcdroom, two-acre ranch on full 3W borne. Formal living room with — Three-bedroom, two-haU Mre lol In nnc of the t.cul sections of Enjoy nature at itt fineif in your wooded, ruitic rear yard. OEIIMAN SHEPHERD — AKC regts- COMMERCIAL OFFICE AND WARE- REDDEN AGENCY- »ome on l.'/i acres, Larie, motierW lown Excellent condition. Cully air tared. Black and tan male 10 months HOUSE—Approximately 1600 aq. ft. -bay, huge dining room, family kitchen, large dlnln* room ana living conditioned. Fireplico to Itmlly room. Srecious tour-bedroom Colonial in beautiful • Fair Haven. •Old. Prize obedience winner. Com- Ideal for small builnco. .Leonardo Realtor kitchen, den, full basement. room. Full baeement. Oooil mortgage Interlor.exterlor Immaculate. Reduced -lately houset>roken and vaccinated. area. Available Jun« 1, 1870, 291-1713, arrangement. Asking «S1,SOI). ""»*'"' to sell nt »T,8O0. All this and low Dreamy kitchen, full cellar, u er Custom built three-bedroom, l'A-n«th Owner transferred to California! Deluxe four-bedroom Coloni- 10 week old reds. Wonderful wlUi rooms) V/t baths, three fireplaces, property and must move on to S?eO0° ° ' )' ' Askln/i ranefl houire. Beautiful view looking cWkVren. good watchdora, 363-4643. plus remodeled barn with six large greener pastures. His loss. . . over water. Owners moving to Florida" al split. Cellar, fireplace, J!/j baths, sidewalks, city sewers, rooms, IK baths. Plus second barn must cell quickly. A steal at S39.900. LB THREE-MONTH OLD for horses, plus 40* swim pool with MtDDLETOWN — Four*edroom, two- estate site lot. Owner *iayi, "Money isn't everything I Sell at " — Free to good home, dressing rooms, plus playhouse for your gain. Beautiful Dutch Co- bath home on dead ond etreet with THE MEISTRICH AGENCY 671-0211. children, plus four magnificent acres country etyled kitchen. Many excellent Call 842-4020 with trees, green grass and (lowering lonial in top area, combining $44,9001" Call today. SHEPHERD — AKC rep- shrubs. Imagine two houses and all charm of older home with ad- eaturca and exlrin included. Asking 188 B. Be«en #""* Red Bank „ „. Black snd tan. IS montb old the rest on 4 golf course for only 3*5,000, 741-5888 mile. Bred from excellent lines. Ful- RED BANK — Office, furnished! $150,000. vantages of new home. 25' liv- ly - Vaticinated and nousetorefcen. EX- Aval able June 1. Air conditioned JOSEPH G. HASSINGER & CSPTIONAI.. Must sacrifice tor |T8 parking. All utilities supplied. $76 per ing room, 19' dining room, with RUMSON te'good • home. CANINE COliLEOS month. Call 747.2708. "iv"m- •'" '"' GLAZEBROOK New Colonial with many trees on one ADAMS AGENCY INC!! 828-8033. stone fireplace. House Beauti- fere. Four bedrooms, 2!4 baths, din- FAIR (Old VJIIage)-Flrst Rumson ing room, large living room, sewlnjr PUPPIES — V~. Mother French 1 McCUE "Adam A. Krefowfei — Owner" poodle, lather mixed breed. Call floor shop, three roomsrooms , ample park-prk' ful kitchen (must see). Three 842-588Q room, study. Family room with Ing. 814 River lid. Immediate occu- REALTOR . beamed celling, beautiful bay window 3 HOWARD AVENUE *JA1 CAOQ 24-HOUR SERVICE K"?fc»H.«»'-"«">'*nancy. (275 per i • HiLL BROS., 30 RIDGE BD. • , -RUM8QN very large bedrooms, smallest and »t«ne fireplace. Bright; beautiful, t POODLE) — Purebred, BHvcr. 13 Realtor, 741-7686, UKEVIEW large kitchen. Owner 8«-2«10. Princi- NEW SHREWSBURY / tl*9U7Q OPEN 7 DAYS months of age. Thts IS" female is 842-2760 is 12x18. 27' enclosed, carpeted pals onlyr ' coinplete'ly houstfwoken and vaccinat- UNCROPT^-Ownor planning to erect ed. Muai sacrifice for 139 to good 2100 sq. ft. ground floor space In new RUMSON REAL ESTATE porch. Detached two-car plus __ HIGHLANDS $18,900 home. CANINE COIyLEOS INC., commerciaerclall building. For lease, all, THE °COVE Three-bedroom older home. Ideal or an: part. For details call ED- CENTER garage. Over 400' deep lot af- tor retirees or young married couple. WIN 6. MARTIN, Broker. 842^220, Oood area. Low down FHA, no down HOUSE BARN FOR LDASE — Wllh MARLBORO — Valuable highway fords unusual privacy. Name 10 box stalls, use or 39 aores.-Prlme property, Vj acre with modern three- your terms on financing, ta- CUSTOM-BUI1T HOMES ' JfllANK FELICE AGENCY locauon. For dotalls call EDWIN H. HOUSES FOKTIENT bedroom custom built ranch. Large Keillors • 741-5253 MARTIN, BrokM. 8W-62M. game room or office, hot-water beat, mediate occupancy If neces- fey CANYONI ' full basement. Low down payment. NHW-MONMOUTH ~ TTiree-bed- t Persian kittens. Gray, IDB SELECTION OP RENTALS - Call now J28.fJ0O. CONSTRUCtTON CO. room split level. Paneled family old. Pj Fuurnished and unfurnished Jnudi sary. Call now, . .^34,000. room. Excellent condition. "( acre. «• ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — High on a hill, brick and stone . ranoh.' 14x34! MINIATURE ESTATE Minimum 1 it-acre estfte sites. Bwlm, Principals only. $35,000. 871-9267. STA AOJBNc NIATURE POODLES — AKC reg 543-3500. living room with fireplace, spacious boil and tl& fa yauc own backyard. GOOD BUY - River Rd.. Fair 'Ha-' dlntng room, eat-ta kitchen, hot-water Lincroft ven. Five rooms and bath. Owner, KBANSBUno — Year.Round Cottage baseboard heat. Two-car garage. S30, 7<7-2609. Rent May 15 to Sept. 16, $525. Or all 000. $29,500 OR year. Call 382-5304. BUMMER BUNGAHJOW-OTOO. Hurry! MIDDLETOWN - Oak Hill. Central- NEW LISTING Tucked away on a wooded lot, ly air conditioned three-bedroom REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 12S to Select a two-aore waterfront estate Per Montb pUAiLITY REALTY ASSOC. site directly on beautiful Shadow Lake. ranch. Near schools, transportation. THB B AGENCY Realtors - yet convenient to all shopping Professionally landfloaped. 160x160 lot. Charming two-bedroom, I Vi -bath ranch. Lovely tatting en a APARTMENTS Rt. 39 Uvlng room with firplace.. Eat-In 671-1000 State Hwy. 36 Leonardo and commuting. Charming For details call kitchen, dining room, paneled den. quiet street in Fair Haven. Full basement, attached garage. MONMOUTH BJJACH — River ft Surf 291-3232 Eves. 291-2800 patio, enclosed porch. Two batha, two- Club Apartment!. One and two bed- BIX BEDROOMS - 3H baths, car- three-bedroom ranch home, liv- HOWARD DEXTER ASSOC. car garage. Basoment. Many extras. peting, two-car garage, range, dish- Real S48.000. Call for appointment. 671-3152. Immediate occupancy. $32,900. room apartment! In modern build- washer. Beautiful grounds. PerYeot TAKE YOUR PICK ing room with brick wall fire- 7«Klltor MLS lots. Air-conditioned, science kitchens, condi.lon. $475 plus utilities. -741-6 " •2701 ° 21 Bait, Red' Bank LITTLE SILVER COLONIAL—Five- »i!s a month up. Call Resident Man- and 842-2810. place. Formal dining room. bedroom, two-bath, finished hi.seflnent, agor. 223-8309. RUMSON — Three-bedroom, 2-ba.th fireplace, extra lot, fine location. Plu» MOVING IN JUNE SUMMER RENTALS — From $550 Cape Cod. Large rooms, new kitchen, 15' kitchen. Fall basement. En- FOUR AND FIVE ROOM — Garden to 14000, from two bedrooms to five $31,000. "SPACIOUS" transferable -GI loan at 6%%. asking Apartments. All utilities Included ex- (31.900. Offered for the first time, Ex- bedrooms. Apartments and houses. closed porch. Detached two-car NEWLY LISTED clusive. TBUFOLO-MKNNA AOENUY Five-year-old four-bedroom Colonial. Excellent schools. Well cept oleotrlc One bedroom, 1160 per BAHRS REAL ESTATE, 24 Bay Avo.. RUMSON — Ideal starter home. month. Two bedrooms, J200 per Highlands. 872.1600. garage. Beautiful grounds, non- 7M-2838. month Call OLAHSMAN REALTY Charming two-story Colonial. $26,500. Four-bedroom, three-bath home. Of- planned' for family living. Asking $47,900. Cft lor Yppolntment.Tfi-tm. Alter ;UMeON WATERFRONT—Fimvldlje development. Assume low in- ers laree family room plus finished ?une 1 to Aug. 1. Five bedrooms, RUMSON — Ranch. Three-bedroom, >asement. Well planned traffic pat- HOUSES FOR SALE three -aatha. tiBoo. 747-3M8. - ' large recreation room, convenient to terest mortgage or VA and FHA era makes this an easy home to live BBA'BRIOHT — Baohelor's elllclency river Excellent condition. $29,900. n; Privacy, trees, fine landscaping. WIU.IAMSBURG RANCH apartment. Summer rate to Sept, BAST KEAlNSBURO - One and terms available. 1st time offer Transferred owner asking M8.900 and two-bedroom homes, some furnished, CAMASSA AGENCY wants quick sale. Custom built in beautiful Colts Neck. Three bedroomi, two "RBD BANK - .Luxury high riTe »g5 to HSU par month. Call 767-3482. Realtor ' 741-6J36 $29,500. NEW MOMMOUTH . — . Mlllbrook •.pirtments. Immediate and future oc- 4 Parker Ave.. Little Silver McSQWAN RYAN, Realtors Garden. Four bedrooms, l'/i boths, cupancy. Monmouth County's finest LAWLEY. AGENCY living room, dining room, kitchen, baths. Air conditioned. Fully carpeted. Many extras. Like centrally, air-conditioned building. Stu- WANTED TO BENT extra large recreation, room, over- dloi, one, two and three bedrooms. 258 Newman Springs Rd. Realtors - Insurors new. Aiding' $65,000. Swimming pool, sauna. room«, boat WE NEED — Five or six, 2-3 bed- sized ottocned ooroge. Full/ In- mOTllm and garages on premlnes. M- room Rental Homes, turnlahed or un- COLTS NECK Red Bank 747-3000 Established 1932 sulated throughout. Cooling fan for if," doorman, hlvervlew Towers, 28 furnished from $85 to S36O per month Three-bedroom ranch, two balhs. fire- 100 Hwy. 35 Red Bank entire house. Gas grill, gas lights. RiVMSIde AVe. 741-1732. for incominincom g jtersonnelrsonnel.. THTHE BERO place, family room. Large kitchen, Patio, lovely landscaped lot. 132,500. AOENCY. Rt &.. MlddlMlddletownt . flnWO Florida room. Two-car garage. Cen- "STERLING THOMPSON ASSOC." RED BANK—Attractive Ji4-room riv- trally air conditioned. Priced right at 741-6262 ei-Tront apartment available June 1. WANTED — One-bedroom furnished 153,(00. -• - - - • • -I'-- NEW LISTING SUMMER. BUNGALOW — $0,000. Keu shopping- and transportation. apartment In Red Bank or Baton-town. This borne fits & large family with FOR A OHANOE OP ATMOSPHERE REALTOR 8.™ Bupl., 6-6, 741-3691. Ooeupancy starts July 1, one-year COLTS NECK R'EAlTY ttA filx bedrooms and -tftree tiled bath- RH-LOOATE TO TOMS RIVER ABBA ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Four bed- lease" 94M390, or 741-1578. ' 300' W. of Colts Neck Inn roomso , includeIld ! «operatte dinindiigg roomroom, RBD BANK - On the, river, two Tliree nlc« cottages all near water, rooms, full dining room, lovely lot. bedrooms, two baths, with, den or PROFESSOR WISHES — To rent Rt 537 Realtors 946-8050 large paneled den and modern kitchen S20.900. 45 W. River Rd. 747-0900 Rumson, N. A •tudy, full dining room, carpeting, four or five-bedroom house within with many bullt-ln> including a dish- four and five rooms, each wlUi adcii- air conditioning, balcony with river 15 mile radius of Monmouth Cone MINIATURE HORSE FARM washer — separate Jaundry, too! Near slonal apartment lor Income $16,600 view. 54W. Adults only- 741-0516. for Aug. 1 or Sept. 1. Call 356-88 sohool3 and only two yeari old. Trans- to KZ.TOO. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Wooded between 7-0 p.m. In lovely country location on i'A acres. ferred owner asking M7.SO0. area. Large Cape. Four bedrooms, LUXURY HIGH BIBB APARTMENT Beautiful living -room with stone fire- Clean, neat two anil three-bedroom full dining room, baseboard hoi —On the ocean. Spacious ternac". OARAGE WANTED — From June place, formal dining room, tiled kitch- RUMSON COLONIAL ranches. Big selection from 116,000 to Central air conditioning, pool, ufilHies to September. Call en, large comfortable den, four bed- water - radiation, breezeway and at- Included. Studios from $183, one-bed- 222-0140 rooms, wo tiled baths, paneled room New listing — 3-bedrootn, m-bath ,$ 16,000. tached garage, l'/j acres, JJ6.400. room from K10. 229-3371. . with bar. Stable with four box stalls, brlcfcfront, large I81K paneled play- EXECUTIVE — Needs house In paddock, lovely trees and shrubs, lust room. Attractivact e mortgage available Several big bl-levels in top neighbor- STUDIO EFFICIENCY — Ocean and Stratiunore, Matawan. Call reduced below evaluation to $40,000. to qualified bubuyery er. AskinAski g $38,000. faooda low lo mid twenties. \ EDWIN S. STARK Klver view. One person, lunnlahed, 606-7561 MoALISTBR rAQENCY, Realtor, 109 J 08BPH utilities; Carpeted. $130 per month. 842- E. River Rd., Rumson. 842-1894. MARTIN AGENCY- Kealtor-lnsuror N THREiE ROOMS — For retired Members of Multiple Listing BWT; 201-2375. •• WOI> m nlh Rd 1355 Hwy. X Hazlet BEAUTIFUL — Modem three-room Iff ""a. %-7600 ° ' .1278 Hooper Ave. WATERFRONT MIRANTI Toms Hlver, N. J. Across from Airport Rfozo. furnl hod ' apartments. Red Bank. A FAMILY OF FOUR — Needs, Bulkheaded newer (our-hedroom split Clarence L. Josephsen. Broker MMM7 Ttl^tl3 from Sept. or Oct. (10-nvlle radius of level. Paneled family room. Nice area. Realtor-InBurore 264-0133 , Evenings, 671-0974 'AttjANTJtA C HIBHliANDS IHlTnlsed Bell Labs), a 3-4 bedroom house In a $36,600. Member of Multiple Uatlng Service apairtment, watortfont, refined area, neighbortMod- -with •• young - children. 29 Riverside Ave? HOLMML hed three room», bath. All utdl- Call 842-5100. •HICKEY AGENCY •Rlvervlew Towers '— Red Bank immedlaJs oocupancy. 291-3014. MINIATURE f STATE RETIRED busdneas woman wants 222-4087 747-9300 ********************* BE-BEDRQ0M AlPAiRTMENT — room, kitchen privileges, exchange WELL OVER 6 ACRES East Keansburg. Aa.rMime babysitting. Near trans- TOMS RIVER — Two-bedroom, two- taM 15 of June. HBO. After 7 portation. Write BoxTj-us, The Dally car garage. Walking distance to every OPEN FOR INSPECTION •Immaculate landscaped setting. GOLFER'S DELIGHT! aio RcglRter, Red Bank. thing, Excellent condition. Many Ex- •Three-bedroom, (wo-bath house tras. Low taxes. 341-0390. Sunday, May 17th . •Quest Cottage. With river rights to boot. Brand new four-bad- OVERLOOKING NAVESINK RIVER I to 4 p.«n. ^Ru^^.ng brook. COMMERCIAL RENTALS FURNISHED ROOMS —•Two-story home. Large living room •Ideal for "a few horses". room Colonial that is within walking distance to with picture windows, four bedrooms. SHREWSBURY •Reasonably priced. the Rumson Country Club. Immense beamed FAWORY SPACE - Two ,7,000 "a. LARGE ROOM — With shower, First ^ baths,, larglargee country kitchen, full Three-bedroom, two-bath ranch. Love- »t Tloon, one 3.600 sq. (t floor. Suit- floor. Private entrance. Call 747-1041, sizze dining room, den, TV room. On a MARSHALL P. WHITFIELD ceiling game room with outside deck, separate ly setting. JBSicellent area. Attached Realtors • •MO- for light manufacturing. For 9-4 p.m., 4-8 p.m. 946-8441. dead-end street, great for children. garage. Summer occupancy. $39,900. study, plenty of room for fifth bedroom over lease, can 747-1100. _^ $45,000$45000 . T41-68WT4168W; (Corner 60 Sycamore Ave. and Sunny- : Holmdel W. Holrnriel 9I6-447S ALPINE MANOR HOTEL the garage with existing rear staircase. 25' FOR IJBASE IN TRANSFERRED, OR JUST OUT- .NO FOOLING! HOTEL AND MOTEL ROOMS — spe- GROWING YOUR HOME? — Call or living room, this is not a small home. Located KEYPORT, N. J. write tor AppltBrook's monthly Hones """f THOMPSON olal off season rater. Hotel room4 for Living magazine. Offers ptctures, Looks like a ranch, but Is a three- in the heart of Rumson on one full acre. A q.ft. Ground Floor with maid service, $20 per week. prices.- descriptions, Absolutely no ASSOC. ledroom, ,1'^-balih split In mint comll- deep water channel is a stone's throw away. litivy • power Installed. Offices over- Mbtel rooms, 135 per week and up. cost, no obligation. APPLEBROOK . -- Realtor lon with fiunken living room, wall- Bead door. Rental $325 per month. 1 Portland Rd.. Highlands. 872-1773. AGENCY, Realtors, 950 Hwy. 35. Mid- IS W. River Rd. Rumion to-wall carpeting, raised dining room So, if your family separates over boating end NICE ROOM — In private home. dletown. 471-2300. / 747-0900 . • Aero Marina Plant • Gentleman, preferred. Call between 5 with caUiedral cedting, attached O"or- golfing, what could be more ideal than this MATAWAN-Slrathmore — 3-bedroom COLTS NECK slzed garago, workshop and utility beautiful home. Priced at $78,500. Give us a -it'Call :Leroy Hicks, 201 264-05SZ Colonial, 2-car garase. Comer lot. room, Femred-4n backyard features 01 or (212) 966-5020 NICE ROOM — For gentleman. Very Dead-end street. 2)4 baths, 35r coun- 21x18 concrete patio and rals»d brick A RESIDENCE call and have, your problem'solved. reasonable. Ample parking. Call 787- try kitchen. Walk to schools and bus. ATTENTION WOMEN! concrete porch in front Beautiful WAREHOUHE FOR LEASE - 30x100. 8383 or 787-9723. Assume 6% mortgage. 566-3918. Everything but the maid, Is what we green lawn and landscaping- a"oJlnl)le Overhead door. Available now. 5150 per BEDROOM — Newly furnished, Pri- offer In Uila brand new Mve-bedroom, Jbout July - available at $24,500. Call WITH DIGNITY month. Call after 10 a.m. 872-1773, vate bath. Gentleman only. FAIR HAVEN—Spacious older home. 2V4-balh Colonial. Starting -with the PAUL P. BOVA. Realtor, 671-2544. Attractive shady lot. Large living scientific kitchen, designed specifically 787-3160. EVERYBODY ENJOYS A FIRE- Watch its progress itep by AVEN—Four rooms In Colo- room, dining room, kitchen, den, Jal- to make culinary chorea a pleasure, PLACE This home boasts two massive Idfng for shop or office. Year ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — FiimMlM ousled beated porch, threo bedrooms. this house abound! In goodies such as step. Now being built on: a Irase. Ample parking. Mr, Cozens, bedrooms. Reasonable rates. 14 E. Other features have to be seen. (33, a self-cleaning oven; central air con- ones. Custom built, rhroe bedrooms, M-7688. . Highland Ave. 291-0599. 500. Phone 747-2974. 2U baths. Den, patio and 20x40 pool I'/i acre lot in the rolling Call 842 2900 ditioning, built-in vacuum eystem, built- 12r deep affords easy entertaining in bookcases and many, many more. hills of Holmdel amidit And, for tho clincher, It is situated JS3.0O0 beautiful treoi. Thit Bi-lavel APARTMENTS APARTMENTS APARTMENTS on one aore with trees and brook in Call today for an appointment. the beautiful Clover Hill area. J11.900. sporti five bedrooms, three J. D KOOHB. Bealtor, Hwy 34. Colls 842-0110 Neck. M2-2M1. full baths, formal dining E. A. HANLON room, eat-in kitchen, recre- l OLDE SHREWSBURY Realtor ation room with fireplace, i Grand Opening! i This won't last I Mint condition de- 801 Shrewsbury Ave., Now Shrewsbury scribes this three-bedroom... 114-bath, Member Multiple Listing large living room and a two- centrally air-conditioned home. 24'xH' car garage. All this and low family room has built In bookcases ELBERON—Now luxury 2-story Colo- and cupboards. 2-car garage. Beauti- nial., 4 bedroomfl. N.E. corner Park, taxes! fully troed xrounds. Ton residential Nor*ood Avos. Excellent doctor's lo- area, Transferred owner asking S.18.800. catlon. Century Bldg. Co. 531-0605. $58,000 W. LONO BRANOH-Old Deal Homes. All The Luxuries. RUSSELL M. BORIJS New homes from 117.500. AI»O Im- pplebrook Agency .roved lots. Century BlJg. Co. 531-O5O5. CALL TODAY I REALTORS MATAWAN,, N. J. RUMSON, N. J. WEST LONO BRANOH-J3I,850 MIDDLETOWN, N. J. «00 River Road Pair Haven Jnmatchabie thrce-bcdrooin ranch REALTORS 9S0 Route 35 23A Route 34 112 Ave, o( Two Riven 747-4632 eaturlng recreation room, finished lasement, kitchen, dining room, l'.i Member Multiple Listing 671-2300 566-7600 (42-2900 And So Convenient! IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY iaths..Ono-car attached garage. Pndos 117 HWY. 35 KEYPORT Rent until closing. Two-atory Colonial. n front anil rear. Loads of outran. Spacious Balcony Apartments Just Down Tho Road From The Foul* bedrooms, formal dlnlrrg room, This one will eo .fast. 264-3456 REALTORS extra large living room with fire- PRANK FELICE AGENCY place, oaf-tn country kitchen, aopa- Realtors 741-JM3 Monmouth Shopping Center And The Parkway! rato laundry room, l'/i baths, don, full baaemant. expansion Attic, two- TOR fJALB BY OWNEJl — Modem . oar garage. Olty sowers. Low taxes. pur bedrooms, Dirco ballia, extended Garden Apartments were never more luxurious! Imagine ... Walking dlatanoo to schoolo and shop- llvlnff v area. Ideal Imslne.vi in homo ping. Large overslzod landscaped lot. or lj e-ln family. Princlfmls only. truly separate formal dining rooms, dreatn eat-in kitchens with Asking ilfcWO. Westlnghouse refrigerators, decorator tiled baths, plenty of t THE KIItWAN CO., nenltora closets fully enclosed roar ontroncos and spacious balconies •( , Airport M«*M1MMJ0O HW.W «•>• HOUSES FOR SALE In both'lst & 2nd floor apts.... everything for gracious , ILLMENSEE living! Conveniences, too, rate high. Walk to shopping! And FLORIDA CALLING you'll be just 2 miles from the Monmduth Shopping Center Now Is the time to buy that Florida AGENCY home or duplex, We will rent It out . (Bambergers', Wards, etc.) the Parkway, and only a few for you lvlion you are not here, In- come will more than carry expenie. NAVESINK OLDEST REAL ESTATE FIRM minutes drive to the Jersey shore, Monmouth Park, and a host Aot now. ED CONWAY JimKVTY, of other recreational facilities. Drive out today... how long INC., 3731 D, Oakland Park Blvd., W. Laudoniale. l'lorldi, ASSOCIATES IN COLTS NECK can a good thing,last? . OCBAN TWflP.—Interlaken, Deal and RBALTORS 8ea Olrt aro«. Now home* from ill,. 4 »S ROOM/1 42 BEDROOM - '.V,-.;. SM. Century Dldg, Co. W10B0S • COLTS NECK COLTS NECK RELAX IN 4 20 ocre horse farm. Beautiful Three-bedroom all brick ranch. BALCONY APARTMENTS hilltop flve-bedroom ranch In Fireplaces In living room and BEAUTIFUL paneled basement Dame room. From $160 Month evenings. excellent condition. 10 box stall Professionally landscaped hi .„„ SILVHIt OAPB-Shadert lot, HOLMDEL barn, Also In excellent condition. will) 25x29 outbuilding. LOW ,. Includes: Heat, Hot Water, ir F-end »W^ Four JedrqonwMwe Fencing, brook, beautiful view, taxes. Good schools. Nice area- new u,m, KI w., A Excellent country atmosphere. Just reduced to S43.MM. ;, Air pond., Parking ^^^ ie. Principals Relax In thli older horn* In counlry estate location, $129,500. mseOAK IliU>-rtret Um« oflored. Four- beautiful country while planning COLTS NECK your future on your own 8 acres (amHy kltohon wlUi.Tlr«i>liioe end In- MARLBORO lluqe tlve-bodroom, 2Vi-hath Co- of land. Fruit and shade trees, lonial, 5paclous living roam, APARTMENT8 door barbeque. Houitlfiil nanoled Beautiful Pleasant Valley hilltop imeroom•, " led porwi and patio. all cleared land. Three bed- lorrnal dining room, den plus )./Pali 811-0188. ranch with maanlllcent 20 mile Sy owner. rooms, front and tide porch, 17x23 flrs-t , floor game room. N»W BHnmWBnUHY — Centrally air view pi surrounding countryside. Bedroom measurements ai jfol- living room, dining room, kitch- lows: 13x16, 12x16, 11x14, 12x13 conditioned (our-benroom split. Alumi- Natural cedar shake exterior. num atonm and ioroena. WO-CIIC n- en, barn with loft. Two-stall and 11x11, Children's paneled r.». n.l|o, « nore. Wall-lo-wail our- Huge tirade trees arid blooming ParkgManor :ove-in ooniiltlon. (W.000 firm. stables, workshop. The answer ploy room and panoled office OMAN TOWNSHIP, HJ. _ dogwood. Knotty pint kitchen. ond workshop In basement. Beau- id nnmouTCai V^ OCEAN TOWNSHIP. N.J. to a dream. Live In complete llfu) wooded |o) loaded wltti dog- ' Screened rtar porch and living DIRPCTIONSi South on Rout* 36 to E»tontown ClrcU, then eontlnui louth on Route comfort while you plan for your wood, beech ond other mature li-l'itli ranoli. Fireplace. Dlnlm future. room wail , • . take advantage •hade tree). First offering ol 36 for ipprox, 2 mil** TO W»it P«rk Av.. Li ir.ifle light •nd Shop.Rlt.lt turn right iuil lie seen. Call afior ol the view. 149,000. ' »59,90O. on W»it Park Av». to Wilt P«rk Minor. $60,500 MANAUAPAN TOWNBHIP — 'cuitom rniioh. Three hedr«!in«,..tw» bat|w, lly . Member Both Multiple Liillnot ' RENTAL AQENTON PBEMISES^jEVEPtYDAY • PHONEi(301)4933900 rig room, (ormijl Jl ii room,' ent-ln MEMBER 3 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICES Utohtn, lull oiliar, Uoiied larage, IMI HWY. IS MID0LBTOWN 'Xoeilent oondltlon,' Wly ijiaonlM, ' •ohools, Near, h«»i fantL ai 671-0600 ROUTE 34 462-3172 , COLTS NICK 'i- .? i.. Ttmtffitfi ftEetSTfifi, fi£ft BA^.JHDDLCTGWN, N.f+T«£»AYr MAY, 15 197fl HOt)*E8 FflH HALE BOUSES FOB SALE BOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOR SALE BOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOB SALE . HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOB SALE RUMSON vutpti eisttm fWO RANCHES! Hi 4owc po clf THE BERG AGENCY ANNOUNCING «m«JI itdmenu, M v^n* twin, ntolo conrix HUi. two «ncltSMif t»r«ti«», imit uid four-bedroom RWouliJ. VuntiiVuntii «oni. REALTORS t «(iiclo7g<.' Kunlly" room. roar <(or a third bedroom, it nccet* Larte «at3n kitchen. Hreplaeelee. . ftftwel- ,,ree bedroomi, one l)«ih. •try). Brand new healing lyatem. Sent value. In food focatlon. PricePric d to (More (Wined Adi A Division of Berg Enterprises Inc.' NORTH GATE lame 4n rnosl , Subject to lovernmenl ap- on of Fair Haven. Two-oar proval. ""•COLTS NECK REALTY On He Next Page), PALACE REALTY $22,500 IM.TW 'OliH snrewabury ciUU o(fer> 300' W. 0/ Coin Nook Inn HOLMDEL • thret bfidroonn, two baths, ASSOCIATES ttt. Krt Rcallori BtMOM HOUSES FOR SALE Oversized Lot rear porch with Anderson win- NEW 8HBBWSDURV — Hope Rd. (towi, wrought Iron columns 98 Rt. 35 264-5300 Haziet Bit ipilt levol. Owner movlnz o on front. Beautiful lawnn. *r"»i Bmnller place bcc-iiu-ie hl« family Dead End Street Wooded and shruta. Bear enclosed (Acroai from Reii Oak Dlnw) has crown up'and gone. BEE IT — RUMSON — with chain link fence and re- Licensed Real Estate Broker you'll Jumn tor the value U8.500. Just what you have been looking for. Three-bedroom ranc taining wall. 6UFF0RD J. HKATH RISHT ON THI Location: Line-Rd. at Holmdel-Keyport Rd. KATONTOWN — , EXOLUSIVB-Hcw RKAI- KSTATE with large eat-in kitchen, huge living room, tiled bath. FulJ [• o-Hcirv Colonial. Four bednioms ' »1S Broad Bt. db NAVESINK Builduig sites 1 - 2 acres plus reureation room on % acre. Bhrewabury 741-7331, finished basement. Recreation room. Cyclone fenced. Swim REDDEN AGENCY $>9.flO0. Jle-neh tocaled on tH acrea ming pool. Many extras. Architect's service available • overlooking «olr courlo, two fire- THINKINO OK HHY1NO A HOUBB? Construction starting soon Realtor •laces, four DPdrooms plus convenl. WHY NOT A NEW ONE? encepflonol view Irom larai game- once of four baths. W4.OOO. T. W.Wo have manv listed. All »tyle«. room over lawn running to water'* ALL BUYERS V.A, AND F.H.A. TERMS 301 Maple Ave. Red Bank MulilNNEsa, Realtor, M2-O710. Eves. Fine locations, ^rlccd J37.5O0 and up. HAROLD E. HARRISON 5*2-2386. Oil ypa, we hnvrt retiilon TO()! edge, fir bedrooms, 3Vi bothi. $31,900 741-9100 EDWIN H. MARTIN. Real Eltato Builder Broker, 647 Newman Springs Rd. Many Interesllno natures. »89,7». Evenings: 741-9104 JOLTS NBOK BONANZA — Oall to- Llncroft. All City Utilities Dial 531-4256 day to lee thfs new custom built The oowslro As«M*' Realtor. 741- or 531-1207 ccntfrr hall Colonial on %-acre. Pan- 842-62M WATERFONT eled family room, deluxe oat-ln kitch- B;OO. Immaculate Condition en with dlstiwtumer. Pm-ina] dlnlnjr HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE room. Pront-to^rear living room with HOUSES FOR SALE Perfect for the large growing family. Four-bedroom Colonial fireplace. Four bedroom*, 214 baths. CIRCA 1870 Choice of colors available. Unusual with paneled living room, formal dining room, eat-in kitchen,, 100 YEARS PLUS opportunity at 145.500 E.A. ARM- OLDE SHREWSBURY 1970 kitchen. Spacious a even-bed room, STRONG AGENCY, Realtor 555 WOULD YOU BELIEVE IT? Rancher tilled with charm. New kltch Burly Little Silver 'Colonial features flve-'bath Colonial situated on 3H acres, V/i baths. Full knotty pine basement. Separate utility room tour btxh-oonis, 11£ baths, spacious Prospect Ave. Little Silver. 741-4500, W» hiv. waitrhort listings in Rumion, Littl* Silver, Rd Bank, en with breakfast bar. paneled game rooms. Wide floor hoards throughout. htgh on a Muff with a sweeping view Garage. Many extras. room, two fireplaces, three bedrooms. Large modern kitchen. Business zone. of the Navesink. Untold possibilities. Sea Bright, Highlands, Motimouth Beach, Port-au-p»ck, Loeuit "—Privat• e ard with patto. K complete House lends Itself to use an husinvaa Exceptional location. Expensive but ALL BUYERS EASY TERMS home. 2 fust be teen. J3IJ.WJO. AND resilience. Asking $ school. This centrally a4r condi- appointment. stain, four bedrooms, full bath. Wa tioned brick front home features wood HOUSES FOR SALE 842-4200 burning fireplace. In living room, ormal dining room, deluxe kitchen, RUMSON COLONIAL three good size bedrooms, two baths, FAIR HAVEN FAIR HAVEN alua jalousted porch. Attractively . CHARMING - This may well be Ihi home you've landscaped with many trees and FOUR BEDROOMS been waiting lor. Wtry convenient - UKB A PRIVATE PARK? JEAN K. IRWIN shruba. Offered at 5119,900. E. A. Realtor AJftMSTROINO AGENCY? Realtor, 555 HOME IN This 1] year old center-hall Colo- to schools and stores. Three bed- Then you will want to »ee thi« thfetf Marine Park, on the NaveainJc =*rogpect Ave, Little Silver. 741^500. bedroom, IW-balh ranch that abuts a FAIR HAVEN nial Is located on a quiet side, rooms, living room with fireplace, bird lanctuary. Most livable Home loi 842-4188 WANAMASSA .— $26,450 New 10-room Salt Box Colonial situated on '/j-acre street. Tastefully decorated and dining room, large, screened porch, the money. 1)52,900. _ Custom Oape. Wall-to-waH wood burn- With three bedrooms, large living ng fireplace. Extra large fcitohen, full well maintained.' Poneled den, 2'/i basement with paneled, oameroom. ASSUME 7'/2% F.H.A. tiled bath. Three huge êdirooms fully room with fireplace, modern eat-In landscaped lot; 5 bedrooms; Vh -bathi; spacious baths, formal dining room, - spa- Only io%' down payment to quali- c*rpeted. Washer and dryer. Many kitchen, lull basement and attic. NO POINTS CLOSING extras. Excellent tooa-Uon. F.H.A., family room; "dine-in" kitchen with Caloric appli- clous eat-In kitchen, basement wJth fied buyer with a mortgage at McCUE V. A. terms. The BERG AGENCY, Two-car garage. Private pretty $39,950 lealtons, Ocean Plaza Shopping Cen- oomeroom. Privacy and tall trees. 7% Interest. Asking 538,000. Coll backward. Price Is only JW.500. ances; formal dining room; private den; Chrysler R KUMSON FAIR HAVEN—Spacious older Col< te Rt, 35 and Sunaet Ave., w^na- A5k!ng_*5°,900. See It todoy. today. al with large paneled rooms and ua. 922-9494. The Dowslra Agency, Realtor, 7t/v"v " te-0U0 Ask for Mr. Crewe corner acre. Four ' bedrooms, three full baths, wall-to-w&U carpeting, AGENCY COLTS NECK central air conditioning, large!family room, finishe1 d basement, two-Car ga- OAK HILL RD, MIDDLETOWN, N. J. THE PERFECT RESALE B, 62 patio. Many extras. Fplnci- oAndersm And we mean "perfect" in every way ; only. AaMng $57,900. Call 671-1289 ....aesthetic beauty, immaculate condi- DIRECTIONS: Rt. 35 north fe Oak Hill Rd., Mlddlefown; take tion, prime location, excellent lot and jug-handle left onto Oak Hill Rd. and proceed approximately a lovely large Colonial. Four bed- HOUSES FOR SALE rooms, 2}& baths, eat-In kitchen, large RUMSON RIVERFRONT I mile to models. living room, formal dining room, pan- •eled family room with fireplace, ovcr- . Bast view en th» Navesink. 150' of sandy beach plus bulkhead. Phone: (201) 747-9402 Blze two-car garage. Basement and All will delight In 24'x42' den-game room overlooking the plenty of extras. Call for appointment. FOR REAL SERVICE river. Four bedrooms, 3 Vi baths. Do you want a gazebo or J. D. ROOHE, Realtor, Hwy. Si, Colts IN REAL ESTATISEr Neck. 462-2741. being practical do you prefer the seven air conditioners, gas Consult a grill and a 34' dock? We take pride in our listing ... $89,975. NEW LISTING - $17,500 Member of Hint condition, custom built, total elec _tric. Three large bedrooms, science Red Bank Area REALTORS kitchen, Appliances included. Large kfenced-In lot. Will be sold this week. MLS 804 RIVER ROAD 747-4100 FAIR HAVEN Better hurry! mL FAIR HAVEN • THE KIRWAN CO., Realtors Airport Plaza Haziet, N.. J. Call 264-7200 Better Than new colonial on lovely fr»» ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Early shaded lot overlooking imall lake. Specloui American home. Cedar shakes, side hill ranch. Center hall, open beam living room with fireplace and deck, entrance foyer,' living room with fireplace, formal dlntec room, adorable kitchen, three bedrooms, three baths. Lower formal dining room, Urge eat-in-ltltchen, floor, recreation room with fireplace, storage or extra bedroom. Two-car YOUR SEARCH IS OVER! «ara*e. Lot 152x100. Olty sewers. Dog- paneteJ den, A large' bedrooms and 2 Vt wood everywhere, view of harbor and COLTS NECK Have you bean searching for a spacious home bathi, full baiement, 2 car garage, hot bay. Asking $40,000. Owner will carry mortgage (or qualified person with $5,- that can really accommodate a large and ac- .©00 down. Seen by appointment only, There are four homes now available in this lovely, conveni- water heat. Immediate possesiioit. Aiking "Please call for-nnpointment.-2ftl-(MR8. tive family? Have you been searching for prims . A. OEHLHAUS REAL ESTATE, ently located- tract. Two-new- and -two-resales—Rricad .fro.rn.: Middlefown location close to Oak Hill schools? Swy. 36. at Concord Ave., Leonardo, ' Have you been searching a beautifully treed $59,900 S26.9O0 $60,000. Truly a picturesque blend of orchards, horse lands Belford section or Mlddletown. Tlj lite with privacy? Have you been searching for top condition. Custom • built spll four large bedrooms . . . 2'/i baths ... a den Three master sized bedrooms, •>•-,;*; and the like. bathabaths. Huge living room plu for the parents ... a family room for the kid« extras. When la the last time manyouy . . . a 21' living room with fireplace for for- 0&w a price like tills? Walk to achoa find shopping. We have the Key. Call mal entertaining ... an eat-in kitchen for ease of living ... a full basement for plenty of I^KIBWAN CO., Realtors, Camp- !- •' •'. Junction, BelfW 787-5500. •:•'>'< storage? Well, your search will be over when RUMSON' you see this brand new listing. Really a gorge- HOUSES FOR SALE MATAWAN ous home featuring unsurpassed trees, setting and location. Asking $54,900. Give ui t call. NEAR THTWATER A ranoh, a Cape Cod or a Colonial? Take your pick of these Charming colonial < in excellent' condition. GRACIOUS attractive styles from this commuter oriented location. A Living room with fireplace, dining room, db FOUR-BEDROOM well-groomed area. Priced from $32,500. Call 671-2300 COLONIAL .'.«"/ aleetre kitchen, 3 bedrooms,, I Vi baths. Pin* On beautifully wooded ground* two paneled recreation room. Low faxes. Large baths arid powder room* spacious entrance foyer, fireplace In family mortgag. at 7% available. Aiking' , room* deep country kitchen with breakfast room. Convenient first floor laundry, basement game-room, $38,000 double garage. Wonderful location MIDDLETOWN for children. $54,500. The Dowstro Agency, Realtor. 741- Construction will soon begin on these new home. A split, a 8700. bi-level and a Colonial. Come in and find out about these

centrally located buys today. formerly "The LoW Agency" If you must pplebrook Agency './<•' MIDDUTOWN, N. J. MATAWAN. N. J. RUMSON. N. J. 636 RIVER ROAD relocate... Let 950 Route 35 23A Route 34 112 Ave. of Two Riven us handle the •71-2300 544-7400 (42-2900

nitty gritty of There are only a limited number of lots left on which this REALTORS finding you certain builder will construct you a home for $50,000. Act a new home. now on this quick moving offer. We're a member of ICRS, the first complete, national real estate service organization. WALKER & WALKER We offer families on the move a Send For Our Area Sampling lletin epeclallzed service that enables REALTORS them to sell their present home at the best price and then find an "HOMES AND S equally desirable, home in the now city with a minimum of confusion and effort. Where are you moving? Through our ICRS membership, we can of- SHREWSBURY OFFICE MIDDLETOWN OFFICE fer you "Red Carpet" Service In over 4000 communities. TRANSFERRING? ELLEN S. HAZELTON PARK SETTING W0W1 WHAT A VALUE, Realtor Let Us Help You Find A Home Three bedroom, I Vt bath home on quiet dead-end street, KING SIZE COMFORT LINCROFT 13 W. RIVER RD., RUMSON Anywhere In The Country Through balcony that overlooks living arid dining areas, Family 842-3200 room, walk to train or bust Don't miss this one —asking NATIONWIDE RND-A-HOME SERVICE $41,000. VAN'S AGENCY full basement. Really .„ ,y. .p.M,/MI >rleV Realtors CALL FOR DETAILS! AUTHENTIC GEORGIAN HOLMPEL HILL TOP RETREAT ' HWV. 34i MATAWAN Valuable antique chandeliers, brick tarrtct. Bearing ON TOP OF THE WORLD cherry, peer, walnut and mulberry trees. The grace of 566-1881 yesteryear, one block from river eccess, electric appliance ILLMENSEE AGENCY center in kitchen. Oh, yesl Also four bedrooms, 2'/i Realtors baths and library. You must see to appreciate, Call to. day, $44,900. RT. 34, CdLTS NECK MULLANEY 462-3172 WATERFRONT CONTEMPORARY MATAWAN BORO Membtr Both Spectacular living room with floating staircase, unusual Membef of Multiple Lhtlng Sirvlcei and large kitchen, three bedrooms, din, three baths. INTERCITY RELOCATION SERVICE Beautiful flowering trass.' $43,600. 8 TINDALL RD. (ROIIRTS lUILDINaj bbl BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY, N. J. 671-5151 MIDDLETOWN 2068 HWY, 35, MIDDLETOWN, N. J. OPEN 7 DAYS 741.5212 TRADE-INS OPEN 7 DAYS 671.3311 TftA0E«IN$ -VW. DAILY RECISrtR, RED BAN'K- MIDDLETOWN, ,N ].-. FRIDAY, MAY, ]'> 1970 LEGAL NOTICE IVJIAl NOTICE rfnf l** fte« to ii»(i ^JlBji isim, ton Land Purchased Mttii won. T*t* i •*%# f, wunitry, two beitroomi, on« Binx, olinc N. ninnc. Bait E»ciiUr« of the FBEBHOLD — The county p.m. In the Long Branch tuii Bxpamlon attic, Iml-nlr ott ftett «t«lo of tlio mild Mnfl.lt, Wlnltrxil lUohfid on&car gmago. Nice grounds. .levins, deceMed. notiise Is hereby Vocational School Board of school auditorium, Loroy Tiavldnon - prealdent -,, aTlven t« t'nn rrfdlt'n-ii nf »nM ttu. 1W N. Niritli Aye , M <:eued to preveftt to tlie mild ROIR Education yesterday bought a Mr, Hoagland reported that Illlrtllund Viuk.N. }, V\ Uixei'Utrlfi flii-'lr claim* undi'r oath MBpN — Centrtlly sllmum Uunm- 3. iMmnond - Becretsry (I) or ...Mi. Amclielew'ltz, Birr, An«ell DENNIS K. BYRNE morn per cenl of lh« liaued and out- 4c Uonellrt, The board bought the land, that cooperating dentists | REALTOR-INSUROR utiindlnir htiM'h 613 Bangs Avenue, Leroy IJnvldwin Anbury Park, N.J. between Robertsvllle Road were cnthuslaBtie about the ' $ West River Road Rumson Hijclllund 1'aik, N. J. AtU^rneya * 133' 11 aWc> and Oak St., for $1. The land program. ; Phone 842-1150 ,IM% titll<-aunii to ' Uie Mayor }eceafic Jean W, AIKIN8, Surrogate of the County ol neer band three weeks ago. The combined bands will give a concert Saturday at place, full dining room. Three bed- Fa bry, elard of the Borouich, of Monmouth,- this day made, on the uled for Friday/May 20, at 2 oomi, 2% baths, Bpaclous sunroom, Shrewsbury. application of the undersigned. Mil FREEHOLD - County the high school. Left to right, standing, are John Setaro, John Luckonbill, band OxSQ" In-sround pool, two-cttr heated drcd M. Onderdonk. Sole Executrl) Court Judge Alton V. Evans prage. See It today! $60,000. BHATKWBROOK INC. of the estate of the aalil William L. LEGAL NOTICE director; Bennett Craft, and Jaan Laarusto, and seated, left to right, are Nicola OUKKItS Onderdonk deceased, notice l< hereby yesterday denied a defense Genard If. Kellor Jr.. President trivet to the creditors ot "aid de- i WATEItBURY AGENCY S* WllaMre Dr., ceased to presepresenn t llo Uie «»M Sola NOTICE, motion to dismiss the indict- Kromann, Roberta Friedman and Pam Gale. . (Register Staff Wioto) Realtor Insurer New Shrewsbury, N. J. BxecutiHSfrecutirix uietr clatmclaimas under oath Tike notice that Andrea Acecrs, I if Years Of Service Donald Peter Keller, Vice President withi— n Jtlx month- a froIrom IMS date. •xcuutrlx of tho estate of James ment of concealing a crime M Maple Ave. 747-3800 Bed Bank * South Oate ltd.. Apt. 3A Oalcd: May lull, 1919770 AciitOT. trading a« Sheridan Bar hsu; Murray Hill, N. X MILDRE„..„„.....D. M.-.. OONDERDONN K applied u> the Mayor and Council of against Vincent J. Cannara EUKcnn J. Keller, Secretary 0 NortNoth ChonrOhonry LLajne . tile Bonough, ot Hei/Bunk. for a Ple- of Hazlet. RUMSON - $31,000 lfi Thsckery I>r., Tlumaon, N. J. . nary Ke-uil con»uK*tton license C.11 Immediate occupancy. Four bedrooms. RoNPland, w. J. Sole Executrix lor prcmlncs situated si 8 West Front He is scheduled to go on large living room, formal dining room Oerard II. Keller Br., Treasurer Daniel o. Oallop. £ of COMM Neck for a and money from Dr. and Mrs. air. Tw6 tiled ibattu, Basement. Plenary Retail Consumption I/cense Notice to Creditors to I'resent : Take notice that The OWbo Hotel Prime location. , .Prime condjtion. . . C-3 for promise* situated at Route Claim* Against Kutale Company, Inc., trading a* Olobe Bar Ignazio Dell'Aira of 812 NEWARK - A rate hike Mr. Kuhns said his firm is generators — would be cast Movo rlrht In. Low »4O'». STEVENS 34. Colts Neck, N. J. HBTATrmB oror sa,v.--via*-, s-: ~OAPONB. anil Orfll lias *f>pUcf to the Mayor AOBNCY, Realtors, 77S-&88. Even,, DECEASED and Council of the Borough of lied Poole Ave., Hazlet, April 17, Objections, If any, »hould be made Bank for a Plenary Retail Consump- increase request by General in a real bind, and that it aside appeared to him to be Weekends. Ue Bager, 322.71568. Immediately In wrttlnf to - Harry Purauant to the order ot LOUIS' R A1KIN3. Burrogate of the County of tion license C-17 lor -premteca sltuT 1968. a blackjack. Opine, Townshln Clerk of the Town- itccl at 20 Boat Front St., Red BanK, Public Utilities — which owns isn't trying "to be dramatic WATCH YOUR WIFE'S KYEB MOOT slilp ol Colts Neck. Monmouth, Um day made, on the ••• lip _ When she noea liila brluli Officers application ol die undersigned, Vin- N J Defense attorney Barry It. Jersey Central Power and or put the pressure on any- The two companies are Cape Cod outle. Interior lisa been GeroKe V. Illmensee Jr., President cent Oapone, Sole Executor 0/ the " " Officer* and Slockholders redecorated, Including all new kitch- Ann Strci-t. Oolts NecK estate of the said Elvira S. Capone, Margaret foreatiero, Presldeiil, Mandelbaum of Newark main- Light and foew Jersey Power body in any sense." Mr. Oz- asking rate increases total- en appliances. Pour Rood slzfi bed- John T. Illmennce, Vice President deceased, notice l« hereby (tiyen to 43 Bridge Ave., Red Bank, N. J. rooms, largo llvlnn room. Separate the creditors of said deeeaiseil to pre- Carmine Oaruto, Vice PreuWcnt and tained that the indictment and Light — arrived at the zard countered that he isn't ing $18area. Corner Chestnut and Wal- Laundry, Toilet & Shower Build May 15, 22« $13.50 NOTICK Assistant County Prosecutor that ''The simple fact is that terday, GPU was served with nut 8t«. one mile north of Red Bank Bcllenlaln State Forest, Take notice that Lock, Stock and happy that William G. Juhns, bridge. Call collect (305) 1)27-2451. ./oodblne, New Jsrsey Barrel Inc. haa appUed to the Mayor Steven Rubin said hearsay the earnings of the GPU sys- a show cause order, answer- Owner: BtlUe of New Jersey NOTICK and Council of Uie Borough ot Pair GPU president, "In the mid- MONM0UTH BEACH — Prestige lo. Separatfee sealed ^>ld» (a) for each JOUTII COIWTV Haven for a Plenary KetaJi Consump- testimony is admissible for an tem have declined to the able May 28. It is an attempt cltlon. River rights with dock. 106x of listed branches of work and a sep- SURBOOATE'S COURT tion License lor premises located at dle of a rate hearing," should 100. Asking tlO.OOO. 671-15M after 4. arate over.all aring]« contract bid (b> Notice lo Credltora to present 121 Fair Haven Kd., Pair Haven. indictment. point that the system' does to force the firm to construct covering- all the r-rapohea of work end Claims Against Kutale Objections, If any, should be made, threaten to cancel plans to BUILDER -<- Has beautiful wooded material required to complete the ESTATE OP CHARLES 8CONDU- immediately In writing to Roy W. Angelo D'Alessandro of 204 not have the financial capac-, the spare generators. lot In Ideal location, near achools and prolect will be received In tfte Re- TO. DECEASED Nelson, clerk of the Borough of. Fair install turbine generators in shopping center. Will build for an In- ception Boom ot Uie Office or Archi- Pursuant to the order of LOUIS It. Raritan St., Union Beach, and ity to pay for these com- Before the board acts on terested parly and builder will carry tecture, J&nfflneerlmt and Construction, AIKINS, Swrogato of Uio County of (Signed) .JCPL's territory. motrgage at low rate of Interest. Monmouth, this day made, on the ap- bustion turbines in addition pill 671-1271) between U-10 p.m. Division of Taxation BulldlnK, West William. C. Pavel Jr., former- the rate increase request, State and WIHow Strut*. Bill floor. llcatton of the undorsign&d. Eugene David L. Monler-Presldent to the facilities the system is Trenton. New Jersey 08625, until 2:0C gconduto, Sole Executor of. the es- 1)25 Little Silver Point Rd., Uttle ly of Coral Drive, Hazlet, now A $37 million project, the members expect to get more UILDINO LOT — H4 Acre,, wooded, P.M. D.S.T. on May 28, 1(170 and tate of the said Charles Sconduto de- t.irlboro W,500. Principals only. 201- then publicly opened and read sJoud. ceased, notice Is hereby given to the" Silver. N. J. ( of Belleville, were convicted generators were proposed at handling." information from meetings No bid will be accented after Uie creditors of safd deceased to present Peier Uc-Lamos-S'eoretary. Treasurer hour speclfieit. Bids will' oe received to the said Sole Executor their claims m Pair Haven Rd,, Fair Haven, by MOnmouth County juries the PUC's urging, The confi Mr. Ozzard "said the Board May 22 and 25 dealing with River. VA UMBON — Near the on Uie 'oilman* hrnmcbc" "' work: under oath within six months from N' JB0ARD O^CmBCTORS of breaking into the doctor's mission wants JCPL to in- is particularly concerned the integrated power pool in- cie* with many trees. Beautiful CEKAMIO TILE WORK thin date. liiildlng site. Sacrificed at MS.DDO. The IntoirwUon tor Bidders, Form Dated: Mnv I2*h, 1070 525 Little Silver Point H4., Little home and robbing the family crease facilities to avert a about the motivation of Mr. volving companies in Penn- 'I in Wo th much more. Call owner, of Bid, Form of Contract, Plans, EUGENE BCONDUTO Silver, N. J. Her 5, 871-S606, HneolHwUnns «nd Form* « Bid 7060. Jackson Drive Peter DcLaftlcffl—. ' while armed. power crisis. Members.,say a Kuhn's letter., He said the sylvania, New Jersey, Mary- Bond, Performance • Payment Bond, San Dlcgo, California ^ 121 Fair Haven Rd., Fair Haven, and oUior cmtrsct document* m»y Bojn Executor 20 per cent'isummer reserve) possibility that the PUC's pet land,, Delaware and the Dis- COMMERCIAL PROPERTY ba tumlned at the followlnn: Measrs. neuasille, Cornwetl, . . ^JNi-A.^w % ;', . Office of Architecture. Mausner & Carotenut1 o margin is desirable. project — the extra turbine trict of Columbia. 1 ACRE —Three garages, office, SttWneertng and Oon«l»w}l6n at. Broad Street' iM»n imll* home, cltv water, p;. JilvWnn of TaxiM-m ButMlnn Red Bank, New Jersey NOTICE »»ers $23,500. EDWIN 8. STARK, .West gtatijiid ^M«ow.Btre»ti ^ Attorneys " In accordance wllh tile Ordinance Jury Rules tailor, tm-0333. , May 15, 22 - dated and. adopted December 12, 1969 Trenton, New Jersey 0M2S ' .. Copies may be obtMnoii at the of- "!ANle0R.DINANOE LICENSING AND, v fice or Archljecture. Bnfrtneerlnj and • NOTICE! itEGULATINO THK COLLECTION Boy's Morals CoiMtrucUftn looated st tlie shove sd- Take notice thu application .. AND DISPOSAL OF REFUSE IN been made to the Mayor and Conn THB TOWNSHIP OF HOLMDBL, Little Silver Okays LAND! ctreat, upon payment ot ,*pMI°' each srt. Any unsuccessful bidder, ell of the Borough of Shrewsbury ,b. all refuse collectors or scavengers upon returnlnjt such let promptly)"-' Red Bank Recreation, Inc. /T/A RCL are hereby notified that It shall ba In nod com) Uon, win ^>e return—^ Tup House for a Plens/ry Retail con unlawful lor any person to engage Impaired his piymerS, and W n*nbldder upon Ptl"oon license for promises locatec In the business of a collector within m rMurxinir auoh a set wltl be re- iCast Newman Springs Road the Townshiu/of Holmdcl unless HUch LOTS OF LAND! ibury, N. J. person shall flrat procure a license FREEHOLD — George '"TnrsSte^e.erv,., the right to re- . ktiamoa and rcslden'ce.'r or tn irom the sanitary Inspector of the Science Curriculum offlccrflVaiid directors are as follow Township of Holmdel. In accordance, Kleis of 83B Beaehwood Ave., lMB.e5,n!'b.Sde'1Ul,dt'd*P«.lt wim hi, Rone MV'e Accrra, 163 Maple Ave. with Article II Section 2.4 of the have approved sites prop- bid, security In the amount, form and Red' BSik, N. J,, Bresldent above ordinance all licensee shall ex- LITTLE SILVER - A new "It will help teach children subject to the cn^dlt""" nrovlded in Dominic Sotm Acerra, Vice PreBidont, pire May 31, 1970 and are renewable Beachwobd, was'ifound guilty •ly zoned for the InrtruclloM tor Bidder'1. .._,„ 133 flamarVDrlve. Shrewsbury. N.J. effective June l., 1070. science curriculum, with em- to think scientifically" and, Attentton of bidders I* JiairUculnrty Andrea AcerrV Secretary, 163 , Maple CHAHLES. W. MC FAW/AND by a jury i yesterday on phasis on doing, was adopted because it involves labora- Nursing Homes called to the requirement* a. to con- Avenue, nedNjnnk,' N. J. -Secretary of Board ot Health dltlons of employment to be onservej James Acerra, \r., Treasurer, 163 Township of Holmdol charges of- Impairirig the last night by the Board of tory work and doing, "even Garden Apartments and minimum w«(te rate* to be paid Maple Avenue, vied Bank, N. J. May 14, 15 511.50 under tbe contract. The names aand\ residences of the Education. It will be applied non-readers and slow readers High Rises stockholders are OR follows: NOTICE morals of a 15-year-old boy Estate .or James/Accrra, 163 Maple to Kindergarten through fifth will learn," he concluded. Franchise Locations Ave,, Red Banii, N. J. • , MONMOUTH COUNTS' by indecent remarks and ac- Andrea Accrra, 163 Maple Ave., Bed HliKKOUA'lK'8 tllLllf . grade. Charles Argento, principal Industrial^^ Locations* ~ Bank, N..- J --. Notice to Creditors lo Present ' tions Oct. 20 in Freehold Dominic J. Accrra, 133 Samara -Drive, :- - xiaims Agamrit Kitai* ,. Board President Dr. Ben- of the Point Road School and Shrewsbury, 'N. J. ESTATE OF CHESTER AUMACK, FOR ACTION May IS, « James Acerra. Jr., 168 Maple Ave. Deceased jamin Sanderson, a research Mrs. Nancy Moore, Markham Red Bank. N. J. . Pursuant to -Uie order ol LOWS B, CALL 739-0117 _Charter_ No. ttii Bo<*o Marie Ac'erra, 163 Maple Ave. AIKINS, gitrroitate ot the County of County Court«Judge M. chemist, * was enthusiastic Place School nurse both re- Call Wo. 473 Red Bank, N. J. 1 . ' Monmouth, this day made, on the Objections, If any, should be madi application of the undersigned., Doris Raymond McGowan presided about (he program and designed last night to take ARKWAY 117 AGENCY In writing Immediately to: A. Mlhm Bole Executrix of ijie^Sg. scribed it as a "process ap- WlNCMmpN- Umatc'd amount of: Columbus, Monday at 8:30 ing observation, measuring, 'mterlronta, businesses, Industrial and •nl tislate owned other rescntativcn and hlfi, their or any M.308-g«l" RCB00, MCS50 or RO250 Chapter Elects Kthan bank prcmlncs ,: •• of their succi.'.iso'1* In rltrtit Mtlo Road Oil! F.O.B. p.m. at the K of C hall, 260 classification and interperta- Other fissela (Including S and Interest TO BB TAKEN FOR 1)80 tona %" Broken Stone, De- PUBLIC USB, livered Admitted Third Ave. -tionof data." - ---,. KEANSBURG - Richard None direct lease tlnanc- 10O tons 5," Broken Blone, He- Inisi ; • Defendants, . ill MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED llvercd FREEHOLD - Stephen Young has been elected com- ''fil Hwy 36 Bhrwibury 711-8600 TOTAL ASSETS !.2O8.874,188>66 In a Civil Action In the Superior 1,670 tons F.A.B.C.-HOt Ttttch, .C'our; of -Nr-w .Icrsev, Law Ulvlsh'i. F.O.B. McFarland of Newark mander of Bayshore, Chapter ^Monmoulli" County, limtltutcil by Iho 33& tons Bituminous Concrote — - 76, Disabled American Veter- -TJJi-WB CAN MULTIPLE LIST . LIAMLITIBS Tnwnslilp of Mlddlolown Ki'Wi'rr Cold Patch. F.O.B. pleaded guilty yesterday to Authority, who.«i adrlrcfifl tn 1)21 St...- 135 torn ~Quarry Process. Stone, De- uh ; YOUR HOME Dtmtnit dcposllf of. In- lllghwxv #3&, Mldillelnwn, Now Jer- live red charges of receiving stolen ans. •*'dill today and live details and cash dividuals. , partnerships, ' sey. This Is fln action to condemn 2.01)0 tons Sand for Ice Control, Handbills U se Code i'WTcV STfcRLlM THOMPSON * AS- and corporations „ 65,636,421.06 under the power ot eminent domain. F.6.B. property, a 1965 Buick con- Other officers . Include f. IoC 747-8600. Time' and savlngt deposits .for the purpose of obtaining an Ease- Sncclrlc-atlonti and Proposal Sheets of individual", partner- .,.,„.„. ment lo lnatnll a annltury sewerage may be obtained at tho £fflce ot vertible valued at $2,200, the Charles 'Sosinski, senior vice „ COLTS NECK-HOLMDEL shlpB, and «orpptalloij» .... 116,793,731.05 collection system. Tho premises to br Js.mes P. .. Kovncs...... ,. Township Engineer, property of Newark Buick condemned nro located In- »'c aloti 224 SouOj Slrcol, Frocbold. New Jor- commander; Raymond Steel, i' WA havs ready Qualified buyers, to of Now Jersey, County of Monmoulh «oy until forly-elght (48) hours prior Inc., March 17,1068, in Mata- junior vice commander; •V tor fast efficient service, call J. D, and Township of Mlilillotown, Known to the time ict for the ononlng of Set in Shrewsbury '' nOOHB. Realtor, Rt. 31. Colls Neck. art,raitlo.1 ijTbatvEliofs-: 12,6(8,422.05 as Lot 1. In Block 1000. , bids upon payment of S10.00_por sot. wan Township. James Swartz, adjutant; •>: m-mi. Member MuIUpU Llillnit S«r- Corl/(lcd;.cmia officer.- 2^mM No refunds will bo made. Tho mild You nro rcqulrr-il to show IM Specifications nnd Proposal Sheets Superior Court Judge Clark- SHREWSBURY - An or- The council voted to retain Matthew Thomson, secretary- 1 , bofore Iho paid Buno-Hor court, may be examined at tho office of the • tlln Cnurt fto'i'i', Krecholif, ,Vew - son S. Fisher accepted the dinance allowing the distri- Community Dog -Control, w."i Township Clerk, Municipal nulldlng, treasurer; Dennis Henry, of- ac.v on tho 20th day of -May, 107O, FreoJiolif-Bngllrtilown Road. Tcnncm, pica and set June 26 for sen- bution of religious and politi- Farmingdale, for the re. lit l)::iO 1 o'^loi'll 111 lllti fiXCMnilll, Ol New .Jersey. ficer of the day; James Dav- jedroom Colon a • priced (b) Tolal tlmo and sav- ss soon Uiorcn^tcr nH counsel may Blda must bo on the Pioposal Im hpunl. why un Order should not Slicotii fumlnhod by tho TownBhlp En- tencing. , cal handbills from & a.m. mainder of 1070 serve lor flmil «no. If any, to tho -remnlnlni por- amount of tuit loss tlmn (on (10%) fender Stanley It. Friedman cal activist group that inter- would be formed by Shrews- tees. tlim of llm ili'rpndiinl'rt in-oiie-riy re- pori'or,t or tho "jlil, puynblo without \OTICIC lo sulting from illch Inking; any conditional endorsement as a represented McFarland., preted Shrewsbury's previous bury and neighboring -munici- siirr.iimu «: KfSB.i8"io i{ uiiiriuitet! tbnt In I-ILHC tho contrni't 1)1' SIM 111) Fixing a iinli! on nr lipfort palities. TOTAI, n»8RSnVKB ON whlch roporl of Mm com-inlailnntra rn awarded to the blddor, he will ordinance that required a LOANS ANI> 8BCU- within li'ii (101 dnys tlicri'iiflcr, ox- Mrs. .lean FaUry was ap- ,1,8.1.1.7011.73 nlii.Ht bu rlloil: cciito such i.'onlract and furnish sat- permit as being restrictive Set Middletown H RfaltlB ' to nirectlng Ilio liollnn lo tin isfactory piM-tonminci! bond, Upon Driver Fined BIVPII to Ilir (Icii'niliuil.i of ttu< pro- failure so to do hn.Abnll forfeit the and unconstitutional, pointed the borough's repre- •Oil V II rncdltig'i (o *)e belli nnd conducted ik-poult im Ilitiililnli'd "liiintiKCH unit thu sentative to Project Har- OAlMTAli ACCOUNTS by iiiii-h romnilNHlfwii'i'R. nn-ci'liini-n of Iho bid will be run- The only restriction In the Cleanup Weeks Mnv^np* THE TOWNSHU1 Bnuully linAlliil-lnlnl W,ia'.'.l)7J.l •Dei'larnllim of Tuklng WHH made tlngrtil upon Die fllllllliniMil of thin In Long Branch mony, a Hod Bank based ininnuin Hlcii'U-tntnl |n\r liv Uio pliilnllll In-ii'ln. Tnwi'ililp i,f requirement by. Iho bldiler. No inter- new ordinance Is that the MIDDLETOWN - The Mlildlnlown Hcivonigo Antliarlly, l>.i ent HIIIIM ho nlliiwoil u|ion any such LONG BRANCH - City group formed to foster better Nil SlllllTJ IHItllOI'IHMl 1M CI'Mlrinmi Kdwril RulHlnriii'i oi certified chock [or cash. leaflets don't cause a litter Board of Health announces t1ip arith dny I of February, nnd at much bill IIIIHI IIIMII bn -ncciiinpa- Judge Stanley Cohen fined • nice relations. tr^tml In by' ll» «i'i!i-i>fir>-. ncnildlii' nliMl by n cortlMciuo from a Mnml< problem. that spring, cleanup weeks T, Coltiv, nnd Ihp siinui lum Imen IIIK ('nmpiiiiy llui'iisod to iln htiHlnenH Martin M, Clark of 327 •M,'i;r;;; ,". , ' (i,n(Ki,(ii«i,on flii'd wllh llm Clerk <>r llw Hunnrlm In Iho Hlilto of New Alignment Opposed will be conducted in tho ^ • if" ,,,,., M Hi.. ", n"^*i'lllT'l (111 Court of New Jorupy nt Trcntnn an t.-c'liijt tliiiit If Shadowlawn Drive, Neptune r I'uy Dispute wllii Uie Ulnrit n< tun Mmunoui.' .. bo urcoiilmi tluiy will fiirnlsli $20 for careless driving yes- The council agreed ip a • township Monday,. May 25, County Court st fmohnld. Nolle,, ol tho Uatuls set forth In '• ' through Saturday, May 30, Lla Penilnin him been fllciil tvllb the i>f th._e doiiftNi'. Onnillllnris of the Cnn- toi'day in Municipal Court resolution similar to the one olosrh of Monmouth Oounty at Free trsi:'-ii:t anil tlie acceptani'acceptancoe oorr the- bid on the north side of Itt. 36 hold, U.S. will bn I'nntlngpnt upon tho [ulflll- here. passed in New Shrewsbury FKKKHOLD — Andrew TOT; Tills mHlco in givim to you «o tlitt mrnt of this riiiiu)ron\«nt. (Irom the bay lo Rt. 38) 1 n nil owilrrs or |>arl1i>H In IntiMOHl lno>V No blildor niny withdraw ils bid for Judge Cohen setii two com- condemning pkins to run the Dale, uhiilrniiin of the per- Bmtvi'ii . .1 Rn. on linve an opimrlunlty. to bo lionril. n perlml of thirty. Will iluys ufler and Monday, June 1, through ACOOWNTB H'ui doie'ul pin v rontracl prlcn sanitary landfill area. salary negotiations with the south side of lit. 36, lo fix tits (!Ofiii)afisttll<'n fi PI> I11!1: that tlili i»l«irl ul cnnillllon l» line you in«y ofalni, »r c»« (ilslmoii or liiilririuiir.vlrig thi* IWnahlfi >nt AtRti- prosecutor since the com- reputed to own th<* (\bnve denol'lbpil ' from sll pro- Borough Teachers' Associa- . Collections will lio made on by tlio pKlntlir IUP the ukln11n at wild and n"rr»nt in H10. but of my knowl- plainant, Noel , McDanough Shrewsbury rents the use of Ifwils. (fid.. prernliM '•nil. "A! *.?,*** „ Hi l premises, or nntpe imrt thorenf, or jiultn or actions edge •"'' """' ' unw I,. Bl.llt, fiavo AQmo (nlnrent llierclti, nr IIDII tion are at fact-findliiK. regular garbage duys. We, tin inidPHlgnffl dlronjors allest dt'lirtrlpttoh «nd failed to bo prepared for tho the dump. 1 ijiould 1 en ni- nnnnmnranr-fi tlirrnon, „,.,. 1 t\\\\ Ibe faithful . « vnu |h™ilomuihifM onlila tepnrt pf_corull- MoitTiMnn a, NiawMAN jn. of Hin,woik. case for tho second time. , Tho proposed alignment of Thft commllU'c sent the Tree stumps must bo cut Inn and ilnnlsre, lint lirjs Dtjn ej, fsletlt of .tlin Superior Court Thr Tow rn names of five fart-flnden* lo ID » manageable sizo, Joo.so y »" 0k •*! 1*K< Tinvuuhii" of MHiiiilKpnn DMHU'VM the Mr. Dlttmnr Is charged with tho road would place an In- Kin knnwUdai and hcllif ilKtit tn rnjnot nny nr till hlrin If n debris placed In roceptaclos, anit.oor 111 opinion II Ift tn thft >Ht Itvtere.ii threatening the life of Mr. terchange on tho properly, both parlies, Kadi will select ot U16 rownxhlp «Q in dn, RBnii *, ?wB«|j i Ulr(olw, McDonough and possession of limiting its use as a landfill three choices in order of and wood and, branches tied priority. in four-foot bundles. 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In 'Movie Businessr Since By CAROL JACOBSON The original building, 5* r KEYPORT - Tlfe old Surf years old, still stands but Theater has changed singe some changes have been made '1918, / such as a new marquee, new , Today particular moviego- interior, a convertible screen ers know it as the Strand for Panivision films, and new Art .Theater, lighting. He also has added a With movies more popular special lens and adapter for today than ever before, per- the projector. The theater is - - sons trek here toy way of Rts. warm in winter and cool in/ 35 and 36 to the theater on .summer. He hopes to add 1 W. Front St., nestled in the parking facilities, redo the boroiigh along with commer- balcony, and maybe buy one cial stores, a church and pri- more theater. vate homes, Although he admits to 50 per cent more business today They .ccwie from as far than two years ago because, south' as Toms River and "movies have improved and . north* to IJerth Amboy to see there are more of them," his a variety of films, but usual- biggest problem is getting ly risque X and XX films that them. are the only ones readily ' ^available without the iimita- He must agree to pay 60 .tions that film distributors put per. cent of toe gross income upon large motion picture on a feature film the first theater organizations, week's run and 50 per cent ' ' Edwin N. Wilson is owner the second week. Second fea- and operator of the corpora- tures call for flat rentals. tion that runs the single He mails 1,050 fliers and ad- theater and he has converted DOUBLE FEATURE — Edwin N. Wilson, of Matawan, stands in front of the the* vertises in local newspapers. it into an "art cinema," com- ater he owns and operates as president of the C and V Theater Corporation. The He expects to be busier during the summer months. Mr. Wil- parable, he feels, to the Or- Strand, with original facade 50 years old and a new marquee, is on W. frontSt. mont in East Orange, the Art son considers the operation a in Irvington and the Lyric and in Keyport and is known to moviegoers as an "art cinema" that plays selective small, family one, and readi- Baronet Theaters in Asbury Olms< V (Register Staff Photo) ly admits hisown enjoyment ' Park. in running it. fill not to run an X trailer in quiet pride. ; charged three cents admis- As for the kinds of films he " "We're only *" successful sion," he said. .. '. ,, when we get a film that a general audience movie This quaint theater, with runs and the coming attrac- where children or young per- 925 seats slanted downhill in When the owner of the tion photographs mounted on hasn't been too available to the narrow building, is a Strand, Charles Blum, died, the community,"hesays- and sons might be attending. the walls, (the more sedue* •'I've only received one dream come true for the 52- about three years ago, Mr. tive ones are inside) Ed Wil- * as for censorship, "We have year-old Matawan native. Wilson purchased it. no problem—we do pur own." phone call when I ran *I Am son takes it;in stride, "Anyv ; He advertises films accord- Curious Yellow1 froig a man '% was § threat tojhe local A member of several unions. one old enough should be al- s—ing-to-ihe Motion Picture ~wB6 tatdTwas 'money hung- "nioyie ftouw^maiiager at tfie Mr. Wilson can do any one of lowed to see the picture of" code, although he doesn't be- ry' but I feel certain obliga- age of 12 when Iranparts of the jobs he hires others to do, his choice." lieve in it and slices some tions to those people who eh- features on a 35 millimeter such as projectionist, cashier Mr. Wilson still lives |nf *• scenes from the hard core ex- joy all kinds of films. We ca- Keystone projector 1 got for and doorman. He was a pro- Matawan with his wife and ploitation iiilm, -which he is ter to a nice crowd of peo- a birthday present. Z paid $2 jectionist in Sayreville for one son. He also has a mar- allowed to dg. He is also care- ple," Mr. Wilson says with and $3 for the reels and many years. ried son.

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By BOB THOMAS their compositions," he said do not form any kind of per- munlcate together. Our two HOLLYWOOD (AiP) - In his Music Center office. manent alliance." organizations will not be in- What kind of marriage is Hollywood "Aaron Copland has used He emphasized that the tegrated, because there is no Chat: The Los Angeles Phil- American folk music in his concert was not a stunt, but a way that they can meet on harmonic Orchestra and the symphonic works. Gershwin, serious effort to combine the common ground. His wil pro* hard-rock group, the Mothers chorus, narrator, soprano so- too. pop and classical forms.. vide the improvlsational in- of Invention? loist, three dancers, indus- "Hock is certainly the folk "Most rook groups could terludes." V It's talcing place tonight at trial vacuum cleaner, a noisy music of the present time in not do this sort of thing be- Tonight's concert is part of UCLA's basketball pavillion 16mm movie projector and the United States. So why not cause they cannot read mu- a series of four post-season try to use it in classical sur- sic,"^ he explained. "For in- when the two disparate mu- a dental health film. events devoted to 20th Cen- sical organizations join to roundings?" stance, Jethro Tull, with The union with the Medusa- tury music. present excerpts from "200 haired Zappa would be The collaboration with the whom I recently did a tele- Motels, for Mothers and Or- enough to fiend .the dowager Mothers of Invention is not a vision special. He does his Mehta cautioned that "the cfltestra," composed by Frank supporters of the Philharmon- marriage, he insisted, since thing very well, but that is acid people are likely to t» Zappa. ic into a case of the vapors, the rock group is improvisa- all that he can do; he can disappointed by Zappa's com- This wiM flbe the world pre- but the orchestra's conductor, tional and the Philharmonic only play the same thing over position, which sounds more miere of UHiat will eventual- India-bom Zufbih Mehta, is is not. and over. like Stravinsky than rock/' ly be a 2H-hour work t>y Zap- taking it calmly. "It is like free love," Mehta "Zappa, on the other hand, As to his own tastes, he oc- pa, leader of the Mothers of "Many of the great com- theorized. "Two people meet is one of the few rock musi- casionally likes to dance to Invention, The final version posers like Bartok and De- and display a fascination for cians who has had a training casionaliy likes to dance to will be scored, according to Falla used the folk music of each other; They make love in classical music. He kno\ys rock.— "But I like jazz bet* the composer, for orchestra, their times to integrate into,; and then they part. But they my language; we can com- ter/' By CYNTHIA iOWRY chain saw instead cf chisel "fa NEW YORK (AP). — A re- and mallet. A Mankata, Minn, tired Wisconsin postmaster glassblbwer was seen demon- strating his techniques to a You truly haven't tasted gains contentment with life Television SEA FOOD at its very best Jay transforming a piece of group of students. until you have eaten a ;S DINNER THEATRE 5 hardwood'into a bowl. When The hour was a partial an- i he can find a black walnut Comment BROILED Sea Food Plafter 3 swer to the currently most s ; 3 • KT* 5, Sooth Ambey S5 burl, he becomes ecstatic. popular criticism, of commer- at DORIS 'N' ED'S. "Our v A woman in New Hamp- cial television:. "Why doesn't Secret? Sure, we'll fell ^3 i HOW THRU MAY 24 1 shire sits at her floor loom materials into oddly shaped it ever show some of the you. We are fhe Chefs! and weaves and ties unusual contemporary designs. good things about America Does that make the differ- 3 | "Guys and Dolls" | A sculptor in Berkeley, instead of the worrisome or ence? You bet it does! CO = WEDNESDAY—SUNDAY S Calif., has his own foundry bad things?" TRY US!" and casts his own massive Well,the people seemed to , Club Bene's bronze pieces.- be doing good, nonworrisome LOBSTER LOVERS New Policy ... . A Japanese-American wom- things. . an in New Jersey whose "Come and • • Every Saturday touch is as light as a butter- The New Hampshire tapes- get 'em 03 fly wing sits at a potter's try weaver came closest to alive!" '/,' Broadway Play wheel and gives shape, form carrying the program's mes- sage when she remarked that 14 Plus Variety Show 'and vitality to a lump of wet clay. "there is something for At Midnight Identity Needed everybody" but the trick is for each person to find that Pick Your Owi LobtTir o«t Saturday Price *These were among the of Our Lobittr Tonksi 8.50 ^nd up artists and craftsmen whose handwork appeals. life and work were sketched It -was a program of spe- last night during an ABC special appeal — probably view- 3 New Western: — ers already interested in cial designed to document 1 S MONDAY, JUNE 8th S the resurgence of folk art'and woodworking, sculpture, ce- DORIS N ED'S C JEAN 5HEPARO — RED BANK CENTENNIAL handcrafts in this country. It- ramics or weaving found it SEAFOOD RESTAURANT S «d the Second Fiddles — most interesting — it moved » ttwt Dr., Highland* • m-lMJ wm _ Country Star - jg BUFFET was actually a reminder that in a depersonalized comput- along at a sleepy pace and "HOUSE OF GOTIRMETTSEAFOOD" S5 CHILDREN'S SHOW B DINNER DANCE er age, people need the was not helped by a dull nar- Closed Tuesday* — JUNE i and 7 SS identification and satisfaction rative. S DAVt CROCKETT 3 MOUYVITCHER of working with their hands. RED BANK This has become a do-it- JUNE 5th - • p.m. to 1 a.m. yourself nation. Suburban Tickets $12.50 per person householders are weekend Available at Cttamb. of com. . 5 Brood cabinet makers. A couple of SfeinlMdi Co. ___• 111 Brood books,on needlepoint have Chevy Cleon. River A Brldgo become best sellers. Many people are Sunday painter Siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis and- the fastest growing hobby among women is hand {{ lit nvi weaving. The program, "With These Hands," did no more than Old Fashioned Custom THAR SHE BLOWS suggest the importance of Entertainment satisfying the creative urge /: Y,- "SUNDAY '.." .,': JACKIE HILL and more often meandered APPEARING TUES. thru THURS. around the subject The peo- CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH" JACKIE HILL TRIO ple chosen to illustrate the FEATURING LINDA TUflNEft theme were, while interesting An elegant leisurely brunch Friday and Saturday Nlohit enough, as often professionals served from noon to 3 p.m. 50 MUSIC TO DINE tY with well-established reputa- 9 P.M. to IT fcM. tions as amateur craftsmen. Children Hall Price 3 MUSIC TO SWING TO 11 P.M. TO 7 It snowed a California man _who creates : enormous bold ... Luncheon; Noon to4:30 wood sculptures by using a Dinner: 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. Closed MONDAYS Ice Follies Opens Luncheon, Dinner, Cocktails $l«ok» owl SMTOMI Private Banquet Facilities FOOT OF BODMAN PL. At Garden Thursday '' RED BANK On the Navesink River NEW YORK ^ Classical Phone 741-U38 in Red Bank skating perfection and dark- haired loveliness are the outstanding attributes of Olym- pic Gold Medalist Peggy STATE HWY. M, HIGHLANDS "The Best in FOOD and MUSIC" Fleming, special guest star 1 Blocks North of Highland! Bridge of the 1970 Shipstads and Johnson Ice Follies which will begins an 11-day, 18-perfor- Dial 872-1351 mance run at Madison Square Dinen CM> — Amtrtcmt — HWY. 36, Garden Thursday.

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© ISLANDS IN THE SUN (C) ' 0 THE TONIGH1 SHOW (O ; .©THE WESTERNERS ,. I 0 HtSOMOVIE , „. - ©WHAT'S NEW •'Return to Paradise" (1953) sUrrlitff O»ry Cooper, Roberta Haynes, Man who lived on SouUi Beu Island 2:00 O THE AMERICAN BASKETBALL falls in love with native girl. . . ASSOCIATION PLAYOFFS (C) 0 THE DICK CAVETT SHOW (C) 0 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL (C) © THE LATE REPORT (C) •Chicago Cubs vs St. Louis Cardinals. IrOO © THE ONE A.M. REPORT (C) 0 THE WORLD OF LOWELL THOMAS (C) •3 / 0 TONIGHT'S NEWS (C) "The Gift of the Dragon" O THE BEST OF BROADWAY ' .© LIKEITIS (C) "Year 2889" (1960) starring Paul Petersen, Chart* 0 MOVIE9 Doarty. A small group of people are the only sur- ''Blackboard the Pirate." This romantic-saga of the FRIDAY vivors of a nuclear holocaust.' 17th century buccaneer finds a girl with a fortune in ©JOE FRANKLIN SHOW " jewels the captive of the notorious Blackbeard ©THE LATE SHOW (1952) . DAYTIME MOVIES ' "Foxfire" starring Jane Rusaell, Jeff Chandler. A © NEW YORK YANKEES BASEBALL (CJ 9:00 O "April LoW socialite marries a western mining engineer, (1958) Detroit Tigers vs New York Yankees 11:00 0HSoThUUUv»w 1:1) ©STRANGE PARADISE (C) . , 2:30 ©SEAWAY 1:15 O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW 3:00 ©CRISIS (C) I ,-00 0 "Sincerely Yours" "Silk Stockings" (1957) starring Fred Astalr*, Cyd , "A Lion Amongst Men." A young football player" 4:30 © "North by Northwest" Pert II Chirtsse. Three Commissars from Moscow succumb falls into the clutches of a demented ex-Army major. O "CapeFear" , .,:.; to the delights of Paris. I 0 MILLION DOLLAR MQVIE -• y J ' O "The Clouded Yellow" ^ Ml ©REEL CAMP •* "The Fighting O'Flynn" starring Douglas .Fairbanks, 200 0 NEWS AND WEATHER Jr., Richard Greene. Two rivals attempt the capture EVENING 2:16 0 NEWS HEADLINES , of Napoleonic agents In an Irish castle, and one is 3:00 © THE LATE SHOW I revealed as a traitor. '(1048) " ' "* 1O0NEWS (C) : . "A Life in the Balance" starring Rlcardo Monfalban, 4;00 © TO BE ANNOUNCED' _f LOST IN SPACE (C) Anne Bancroft. In a modern Latin metropolis, police ©CHAMPIONSHIPBOWLING (C) Q GILLIGAN'S ISLAND (C) are baffled over a series of murders. (1995) 4:30 ©RACE OF THE WEEK (C) Disasters occur after the discovery of I 4:30 © THE LATE LATE SHOW II 1 0SECRET AGENT '- , "Tiki." - "The Desert Hawk" starring Richard Greene, © ABBOTT AND COSTELLO ©BATMAN (C) Yvonne DeCarlo. The Desert Hawk, a Teheran black- "The Killer's Wife." Unwittingly, Lou becomes In- ©WHAT'S NEW?, smith, protector of the poor against the wicked volved with the wife of a jealous heavyweight prize* Prince Murad, rescues the kidnapped Princess, fighter. • - .,. I "Science Fare" - (1950)' ; ' •. o:30 0 DICK VAN DYKE 6:05 ©GIVE US THIS DAY (C) 5.-00 © THE PREAKNESS (C) ©STAR TREK from Pimllco, Baltimore, the 95th running of the second of horse racing's Triple Crown events. • - Captain Kirk finds his brother -dead and the entire- 0 MQVIE FOUR > ^ • 1 :..___.„ population of the planet Deneva Insane* "Follow That Woman." (1054) starring WllllamGar- ' © UNIVERSITY OF THE AIR . SATURDAY gan, Nancy Kelly. Buck private, a former private Eye on the Universe—College Credit Course detective, spends his seven-day furlough solving a murder case his wifp got involved in. 7:00 ©CBS NEWS-WALTER CRONKITE (C) © WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS (C) Q HUNTLEY-BRINKLEY REPORT (C) MORNING ©DR.KILDARE 0 1 LOVE LUCY ^ •t00 .©THEJETSONS (C) • "The Hand that Hurts, the Hand that Heals." Dr. ©ABC EVENING NEWS IC) ©THE HECKLE AND JECKLE SHOW . . . Q DICK VAN DYKE SHOW "Public Employees Are Striking: Who's Next?1* 0 THE PINK PANTHER 0 CBS NEWS-ROGER MUDD (C) 9:00 0 THE TIM CONWAY SHOW (C) 0 TOP CAT (C) •••'.• ©NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED (C) With their hew improved image, Spud and Herbert > - ©NEW JERSEY REPORT (C) . i "Floyd Bennett Field" v get a passenger they think can put in a good word "for them with British royalty. : . © THE PUERTO RICAN NEW YORKER (C) 0 I LOVE LUCY \ . 0 TO TELL THE TRUTH (C) • , ,: 10:00 8 WACKY RACES (C) • ©THE ANNIVERSARY GAME (C) _ I 0 THE BRADY BUNCH (C) ' : - © H. R. PUFNSTUF ' . . :© THE AVENGERS (C) . . "Father of the Year." Marda enters her new father 0 CASPER AND FRIENDS (Cl Steed, meets an old enemy at High Noon, into a "best father" contest and gets herself Into . © HOT WHEELS (C). ' •* .©PERRY MASON trouble. (R) " "The Case of the Romantic Rogue" . © NEW YORK YANKEES BASEBALL (C) - O TWIN CIRCLE HEADLINE (C) 7;3O. © THE JACKIE GLEASON SHOW (C) Detroit Tigers vs New, York.Yankees • . . © SUBURBAN CLOSEUP (C) ' • ' "The Honeymooners." Ralph hears that ?200 is the '©-BQOKBEAT 10:30 O SCQOBY.DOO, WHERE ARE YOU1 (C) prlze^ for the winner in an amateur night contest Robert Cromifli Interviews*John Lahr-on hls^iook, -^ „ ©BANANA SPLITS ADVENTURE HOUR-:-(C) . ' and persuades Ed to team up with him. (R) "Notes on a Cdwardly Eton." ' - . •• 0 SHIRLEY TEMPLE THEATRE ' • ' — Q-THE ANDY WILLIAMS SHOW-*<&--*-* 8:30 0 HOGAN'S HEROES (C) . , "Bright Eyes" (1931) starring Shirley Temple,. ^ Guests: Andy Griffith, Cloudine Longet, the Osmond Hogan makes sure that Colonel Klink stays at Sta- James Dunn. Shirley is the.center of an adoption Brothers (R) ' Jag 13 and that a North African bound Glerman divi- case, between her god-father, an air-line pilot, and sion remainB in Germany. (R) • 0 THE PRISONER (C) 0 THE NAME OFTHE GAME IC) an old millionaire. Premiere. Patrick McGoohan stars as the Prisoner, a "The Prisoner Within." Unaware that Col. Walter O THE HARDY BOYS (Cl top-security agent who wants out, and by getting ©THE GREEN THUMB (C) out Is plunged into a day-by-day 24-hour nightmare, TRoyce is hiding a dangerous secret about his past, © JACQUES COUSTEAU: (Q) Jeff Dillon accepts the officer's challenge to undergo 11.-00 ©THE ARCHIE COMEDY HOUR (C) "Those Incredible Diving Machines." The special ex- the army's "anti-brainwashing" course. (R) .• © SKY HAWKS (C) . plores man's determined drive to improvise tech- 0 THE DAVID FROST SHOW (C) © MAD MAD MOVIE • . niques and equipment to exploit the riches of the ^ © THE GHOST AND MRS. MUIR '(C) "The Phantom Submarines" starring Bruce Bennett. oceans. ; (R). "Surprise Party." Carolyn plans a surprise party for Anita Louise. While searching for sunken treasure, A the captain, but how do you surprise a ghost. (R) an adventurer discovers an enemy submarine base. 8:00 OISPY(C) ."•/..• . ul © N.E.T. PLAYHOUSE (1010) .. An American doctor living In Hong Kong has his - ' half-caste daughter kidnapped. • "Sister Balonika" .. ' • . ' © FOCUS: NEW JERSEY (C) 9:00 © THE CBS FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE (C) • 11:30 0 THE FLINTSTONES (C) v~ ©CAN YOU TOP THIS? (C> "Come Fly with Me" starring: Dolores Har^ Hugh • Guests: Mickey Rooney, Stu Gilliam, Sammy Shore O'Brlan. Light-hearted comedy romance revolving © GEORGE OF THE JUNGLE (C) around three glamorous airline hostesses Involved • ©INSIGHT (C) ' / 8:30 OMYTHREESONS (C) ' , In a merry manhunt. (1963) ' Barbara.ejofiploys her diplomacy In an effort to gain © HERE COME THE BRIDES (C) ! AFTERNOON , . acceptance by Steve's family, ,(R) "The Fetching of Jenny." Jason goes to San Fran- 0 ADAM 12 (C) ,^ cisco to get Jenny Llnd to sing for the people of 12:00 0 THE MONKEES (C) "Log 14~S.W.A.T.M Malloy and Reed are joined by Seattle. (R) • S ' 0 JAMBQ (CV . 1 officers of the Special Weapons and Tactics Team In 10:00 Q BRACKEN'S WORLD (C). • " an attempt to capture a sniper lodged atop a theatre "Closed Set." A director, disliked by most of his as* 0 EASTSIDE COMEDY buUding. (R) , sodates, Is mysteriously murdered during the filming "Hold That Line" (1952) starring Leo Gorcey, ©CREATURE FEATURES • .of the final scene of his "greatest" picture. , , Bowery Boys play games.'; "Dracula" (1931) starring Bela Lugosl, David Man- 0 © TEN O'CLOCK NEWS © GET IT TOGETHER (C) ' ners. Vampire terrorizes the countryside in us 0 LOVE AMERICAN STYLE (C) \. Guests: The Vanity Fare Group, Michael Brennaft search for human blood. "Love and the Big Leap" with Jessica Walter. Rich ©LAWRENCE WELK (C) Little, Dennis Day; "Live and the Good Deal" with 12:30 Q THE PERILS OF PENELOPE PITSTOP (C) © MOVIE FAVORITES Skye Aubrey, Jane Wyatt; "Love and the Former 0 UNDERDOG (C) "The Scarlett Pimpernel" starring Leslie Howard, Marriage" with Carl Betz, Dana. Wynter. (R) © AMERICAN BANDSTAND (C) Merle Oberon. Supposed band of the English court . 0 SPORTS SPECIAL (C) 0 SHERLOCK HOLMES THEATER outwits French Republicans during the Revolution, "Cork Draws the Sportsman." Big game fishing par- "Sherlock Holmes and Pursuit to Algiers" starring (1935). „ , X , ties catch trout, salmon and sharks in County Cork/ Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, The king of a mythical 9:00 0 GREEN ACRES (C) " , i' ,. Ireland. European monarchy is assassinated and his heir is Oliver and Lisa secretly plan a secluded family pic- f ' ©NEWSFRONT forced to pose as Dr. Watson's nephew after being nio as a time for romance and a little peace ana 11:00 , 0 0 IT NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS (C) threatened by conspirators. (1915) - Quiet. (R) 0 PEYTON PLACE 140 © SUPERMAN (O O NBC SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES '*< 0 THE LATE MOVIE O AGRICULTURE U.S.A. (C) • "The Stooge" starring Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis. A f Broadway song and dance man's vaudeville act fails T '* 'The Last Hunt" starring Stewart Granger, Robert 0 TALES OF WELLS FARGO' until he hires a lame brained song plugged ta work Taylor. Two ranchers, one a sadist killer, face one © THE VISUAL GIRL (C) ashli atooge. (1964) (R) " , another on a long buffalo hunt. (1956; ) , . • ' • © MISTEROGER'S NEIGHBORHOOD 0 MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE © TONIGHT AT THE MOVIES > 1:30 OJONNY QUEST I

O THE LENNON SISTERS HOUR (C) • . Guests: Raymond Burr, AJ Martino, Eddie Jackson, ©^EYEWITNESS NEWS CONFERENCE (C) © THE SQUARE WORLD OF ED BUTLER (Cj I.•»••'• . Bonny King J2;2B © THE MIDWAY REPORT (C) ,- *30 ;© FACE THE NATION , ©THESHOW (C) 10:00 O MISS USA BEAUTY PAGEANT (C) 8:30 © THE BILL COSBY SHOW The finals of the 10th annual pageant, with June D IN THE MATTER OF POLICE (C) L 1 *'A Word from Our Sponsor." Chet KIncald flndi Lockhart and Bob Barker as hostess and* master of , - "Modern Science and the Police: CrlminallsUcs ' the going rough when he moonlights as a television ceremonies, Ricky Nelson is special guest, ©CONVERSATION (C) commercial performer. (R)/ 0fll NEWS (Cf l;00 0 PICTURE FOR A SUNDAY AFTERNOON ©TH& AMERICAN DREAM (C) V 10:30 0 ALL AMERICAN COLLEGE SHOW ' "Pirates of Monterey" starring Maria Monte*. Rod to HOLLYWOOD TELEVISION;THEATRE (C) O ONE MAN SHOW (C) , Cameron. The Spanish Royalists attempt to over- •The Andewonville Trial." The powerful courtroom P Guest: Redd Foxx throw the Mexican Presldeo at Monterey. (1947) drama based on the proceedings against Capt, Henry ID EQUAL TIME ©MEET. THE PRESS (C) ' Wine by the U.S. Army in 1865. 11:00 OO NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS (C) 0 FIVE STAR MOVIE f:00 0 THE GLEN CAMPBELL HOUR (C) • 0 THE BARBARA McNAIR SHOW (C) "Arsenic and Old Lace" (1944) starring Cary Grant, Guests: Ray Charles, George Gobel, Gloria toring 9 ©.PLAYBOY AFTER DARK (C) , Josephine Hull. Two sweet old ladies invite lonesome © BONANZA ; »ym, Maria Treesa Orslni. A king of Medieval Spain scheme to discredit a scientist who has developed a Is transformed into a ruthless tyrant until his peo* mind-destroying drug. (R) h00© THE GREAT GREAT SHOW • " , pie rise up in revolt. . © THE BOLD ONES'(C) "The Amorous Mr, Prawn" (1965) starring Jan Car* "The Crowd Pleaser" starring Burl Ives. James mtchael, Joan Greenwood. General and his wife open ••• 3:00 © RESEARCH PROJECT (C) ; "The Quality of Medical Education" Farentino. A defendant is freed of a homicide charge ! hotel in Scotland as a means of obtaining a much and following the trial, admits his guilt to his at- ,__Jteslred country cottage. 0 METROMEDIA MOVIE , torneys. (R) . ID THE BIG PICTURE (C) ••The Corslcan Brothers" (1941) starring Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Ruth Warrlck. Twin brothers are both. 0 © 10 O'CLOCK NEWS' 1:10 0 NEWS HEADLINES 1 seeking revenge on the murderer of their parents. !0;30 0 WITH MAYOR LINDSAY (C) 1:20 0 THE BEST. OF BROADWAY II , 3:30 ©SOMEONE NEW (C) © NEW YORK CLOSEUP (C) "The Mighty Jungle" (1964) starring Marshall • "The Difference"; "Circo del 'Arte'" . Thompson, Pave DeLle. The story about two ex- 11:00 0 © 0 NEWS REPORT (C) plorers, one ill the Amazon and the other in the 4:00 © STATION TO STATION (C) 0 HELLUVA TOWN Congo, ' :....•: • "School Without Walls" © FIRING LINE WITH WILLIAM BUCKLEY (C> 1:30 0 NEWS AND WEATHER O GOLF TOURNAMENT (C) Guest: David Frost—Subject: "English and Ameri* 1:50. 0 THE LATE NIGHT NEWS (C) Live from Fort Worth, Texas. Final round of play. can Audiences" 1:55 O THE LATE SHOW II © STUDENT DISSENT IN PERSPECTIVE ©ENCOUNTER (C) "The Rise and Fall of Legs Diamond" starring Ray 4:30. OAAU TRACK AND FIELD. CHAMPIONS (C) ©SOUL Denton, Karen Stcelo, The rise and fall of a mobster The Martin Luther King Games at Villanova, 11:30 ©THE LATE SHOW . who claimed that h& couldn't be Wiled and believed v ' Pennsylvania, % "Forbidden" starring Tony Curtis, Joanne Dru. Tine it (I960) I • © MOVIE FOUR story of a man who falls in love with the woman * 3:55 0 THE LATE LATE SHOW I "The Snow Queen!' (1960) Prologue. Art LlnWetter. gang has paid him to betray. (1954) "Golden Girl" starring Mitzl Gaynor, Dale Robert- Voices: Sandra Dee, Patty McCormlck. Animated © SUNDAY FILM FESTIVAL. '*/••> son. Dance mad adolescent, whose mother disap- feature length cartoon. "The Birds" (1963) starring. Rod Taylor, TippI Hed* proves of dancing and gambling, falls in love with ren. Small shore town north of San Francisco i$ Confederate captain doing undercover work. (1051) © MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE attacked by thousands of birds of varying shapes 6:05 O GIVE US THIS DAY (C). "The Set Up" starring Robert Ryan, An aging sizes and colors, fighter tries to win one more bout but la marked for retaliation when he refuses to fake a light for a 0 DAVID SUSSKIND (C) gambling syndicate. (1949) O THE BEST OF BROADWAY SUNDAY 5:00 0 THE MAN FROM U.N.C.LE. "Love and Marriage" (1966) starring Sylva Koscina, ©UNIVERSITY OF THE AIR •Philippe Leroy. The story of four different husbands 5:30 0 TED MACK AMATEUR HOUR (C) who are Insanely jealous of their beautiful wlveft, © IN WHICH WE LIVE (C) .. © CONTINENTAL MINIATURES MORNING Weekly aeries devoted to ecology—Edwin Newman, -• .12:00 © THE LATE MOVIE . . host. r . "Mysterious Mr. Moto" starring Peter' Loire, Wary. 6:00 0 AROUND THE CORNER (C) Magulre. Mr. Moto of ithe International Police is 0 THE ALVIN SHOW tC) given a case that baffles Scotland Yard* © FAITH FOR TODAY EVENING V - © YOU AND THE LAW (C) © DAY OF DISCOVERY (C) 6:00 0 CBS NEWS-ROGER MUDD (C) " 12:30 © UNDERWAY FOR PEACE (C) .© THE POPEYE SHOW (C) © FRANK McGEE SUNDAY REPORT (C) 1:00 ©SILVER WINGS 8;I5 © LIBRARY LIONS (C) l ©THE SAINT ' 1:15 ©THE LATE NIGHT NEWS •tfudith" 1:20 ©THE LATE SHOW II © TIME FOR JOYA (C) "TheBddy Duchin Story" starring1 Tyrone Power, 8:30 0 WONDERAMA (C) ©CRISIS (C) ' i Kim Novak. Romantic musical biography of famed "Operation Grief/,'1 Robert Goulet, Claude Akiiw, co- ..©THE CHRISTOPHERS , star In a tense drama set during World War Q pianist Eddy Duchin. (1956) . . O DAVEY AND GOLIATH (C) about a Nazi infiltrator in the Allied ranks. 1:30 0NEWS HEADLINES & MARYKNOLL STORY TIME (C) . - OBURKE'SLAW .0 THE BEST OF JOE FRANKLIN |C) © POPEYE AND FRIENDS (C> " "Who Killed the Card V The owner 6f a large greet- 1:35 O THE BEST OF BROADWAY II TV SUNDAY SCHOOL (C) . , ing card company dies at the annual company din- " "Doctor Blood's Coffin" (1961). atarring Kierott FOR THOU ARtWJTH ME (C) ner. • . :. . Moore, Hazel Court. The Inhabitants of a omall vll- . 0 JUDD FOR THE DEFENSE (C) Iage, who mysteriously disappear, are traced to ft' RIGHT NOW (C) - l*-' - "Borderline Girl," Clinton Judd challenged tradition- Btrange laboratory. • ' •> TV HEBREW SCHOOL (C) , . as he tries to save his client,' a girl with a very low • I.Q. from a life sentence. • |s4r-o THE SREAT GREAT SH0V/. ._.^_ ©THE WAY TO GO (C) « "Calling Dr. Glllesple" (1012) starring Lionel BarrjT- ©FROM NOW ON {C) 6;30 0 EYE ON NEW YORK (C) more, Donna Reed. Gllleapie's life Js endangered Q DUDLEY DO-RIGHT (C) .' ©G.E. COLLEGE BOWL (C) , . when an insane patient breaks into the hospital for .;•' © NEW YORK REPORT (C) Chalengeri The University of South'Florida the purpose of killing him. - 10:00 0 THE LIGHT IN THE WILDERNESS (C) .7:00 0 LASSIE. (C) 2:30 © NEWS AND WEATHER Features jazz pianist composer Dave Brubeek play- A helpless deer is run to exhaustion by two thrill . 3:4S0 THE LATE LATE SHOW I . . ing his original oratorio in Washington Cathedral, seeking snowmobilers; (R) .' "Yankee Buccaneer" starring Jeff Chandler, Bcott Washington, D.C., accompanied by his combo, . -" © WILD KINGDOM (C) Brady. A U.S. Man-o-War with cross and bones © OPEN CIRCUIT (C) "Roundup on the Rupuminl." MarlirT Perkins' par- nailed to mast goes to wreck pirate might of Span*. O FANTASTIC VOYAGE (C)1 . ticipates in a cattle roundup on a ranch along the ishMaln, (1952) .' ' , Rupununi River in Guyana.. (R) * 5:30 ©GIVE US THIS DAY (C) © POINT OF VIEW (C) 0 SAMMY DAVIS, JR. IN EUROPE (C) ' 10:30 0 MAN IN OFFICE (C) * . . O UND OF THE GIANTS (C) , O SPIDERMAN (C) v "A Place Called Earth." The lives of the Barthlings " . O ROLLER DERBY (C) are threatened by two time travelers from Earth, of . Bay Bombers vs Northwest Cardinals the year 5477. (R) © SPEED RACER (C) « ->*"- © THE SUNDAY MOVIE (Cl 11:00 0 CAMERA THREE (C) "A Very Special Favor1' Btarring Rock Hudson, Les- lie Caron. A distraught French father begs a young O SEARCHLIGHT (C) ^\ bachelor to make love to his spinster daughter, © BULLWINKLE tC) • ri j (1965) ' ©SUPERMAN (C) .•.'••*. © HE SAID, SHE SAID (C) 11:30 ,0 PUBLIC HEARING (C) Guests: John and Jackie Davidson, Nanette Fabray ,, ,^, and Ronald McDougal; Sally Field and Steve Craig; ' © DIRECT LINE WNEW-TV ©WNDT-TY . "Education for Lnw and Order" OTHEF.B.I. (C) 1 © EASTSIDE COMEDY v "Silent Partner/ Inspector Brskine inveBtfgatel a IWABC:TV lC) Indicates Color "Jalopy" (1053) The Bowery Boy# go tn for Jalopy tip that the hung jury in racketeering trial resulted - . racing1. ..» from a bribed juror's decision. (R) Collections Brookdale to Make Its Theater Debut Of Hobbies UNCROFT - Making its another with this major holds a. master's degree lit every night except May IS I debut on the Monmouth The- effort... theater arts from Catholic which will be dark. Seats are ater scene, Brookdale Com- This light, fantasy-comedy University, Washington, D.C. currently available for an per- At Libraries munity College will offer Jean front the thirties which finds Curtain time will be 8:30 formances, „ FREEHOLD — Items from Giraudoux's "The Enchanted" timely acceptance in today's the private hobby collections at the Old Mill Theatre, Tin- "turned on" world will span Plan Archery Clinic at Park of two county residents ace on ton Falls, May 15-24. more than just the few years display, through May 26, at Brookdale, a young college between'"then and now. Iron- LINCROFT - Children who 12 must be accompanied by branches of the Monmouth that counts just about every- ically, the new college's the- would rather twang a bow v an adult. County Library. thing as a "first," has added than a guitar can learn the Those who have equipment atrical debut will be made in basic facts of archery at a Rocks and minerals from a 300-year-old theater. Next clinic to be conducted by the are asked to bring it. Other- the Ravine Mineratogical Mu- CYO Readies year will see the completion Monmoutih County Park Sys- wise, bows and arrows will v seum of Michael Kaidcus, of Rrookdale's own theater- tem, be furnished by the park sys- Matawan, are being shown at One-Act Play lecture room on the Linmrft Instruction on target shoot- tem. the Eastern Branch in Shrews- campus. - ing and safety will be given Persons interested in the, i bury. NEW MONMOUTH -St. The entire production wUl at Thompson Park on May clinic* for which there is no Mrs. Joseph Chehanske, Mary's Catholic Youtli Organ- be tinder the direction of Nina 17 and 24, beginning at 1:30 charge, are asked to contact Freehold, is exhibiting a por- ization will present its one- Garcia, a theater instructor p.m. the park system office, New- tion of her collection of old at the college. Mrs. Garcia Children under the age of man Springs Road. ',, bottles at the Ocean Township act play Saturday night at 8 '• library. o'clock in Euphemia Hall. Mr. Kaidcus began his hob- The play, "When Shake- •4 by in Army service in the Mo- peare's Ladies Meet," won a jave Desert, and since then second place trophy at the has dug for minerals in 40 Monmouth County CYO one- states, six Canadian prov- act play competition. It is a ENJOY OUR SPECIAL •3 inces and Mexico, ' comedy depicting what might Q His museum, in the base- happen if ttie ladies from 11 ment of his home on Ravine Shakespeare's plays should Drive, is open Mondays from meet. SHORE DINNER . 7 to 9 p.m. and by appointment. The production is complete- FISHERMAN'S ASSORTMENT - .In her seven years of.col- ly: run by the youth of the Clam* w the Half Sbtil Fftth Clam Ctwwftr lecting, Mrs, Chehanske has CYO.: The, director, Theresa GoMen Fried Shrimp, Scdlopfc Flf«r of RwmiMv Cavais, won the best direc- — srvffed Clam, Rvncti Frhd Potato*!, VestteMt* . J« p' « ' acquired a diversity of types Uttuct and Tomato AUTOr and shapes of bottles, includ- tor award- at ttie play competition. Atio IrtcrwM It your Salad end Hotntmaft tnod, Onlv * . » ing examples of rare milk Dessert and Coff* . T Y J • • glass medicine bottles; „ .The cast includes Claire Assisted and rivaled by her: • Aravecz, Katherine Folio, son, Joseph, Mrs. Chehanske Susan McHugh, Anne Hilger, pursues her hobby inventively Theresa Cavais, and Cathryn and inexpensively. She digs Gotti. for them, and she frequents Also appearing before the auctions and garage sales. play will be the "Sand Stone fiooks in the library dealing Chimney," a local folk groifp ROUTE 35 MIDDLETOWN with her hobby include "Bot- made up of CYO members—• 741-8344 tle1 and Glass Handbook," Pat Flood, Nan Guba, Connie "one mite north of Rtd Bank" compiled by Don Maust, Leonard and Irene Farrel. "American Pressed Glass and Admission price will include .. Figure Bottles'" by Albert refreshments. Funds will go Christian Revi, "One Thou- toward restoration of the sand Two Hundred Bottles stage in Euphemia Hall. * Priced — A Bottle Price Guide, Catalogue and Classi- fication System" by John C. Tibbits, "Bitters Bottles" by Richard Watson, and "Grand. Old American Bottles" by, The Larry Freeman.

PROMOTED Miss Flo Glenn Paul D. Weader of 98 Mark- ham Place, Little Silver, was promoted to staff sergeant,. •EG, for academic excellence , and ROTC leadership performance during the past se- tiLhihUil: Bethlehem, Pa'. . It9 s May time V Good Food and grog Fun vtmosphere Entertainment .. nightly Kitchen open 9til 1 a.m. , Enjoy Yourself in the SHANTY PUB WW PLAYING! THE JOEY J. QUARTET EVERY FRIDAY, SATURDAY and OPENINGpw SUNDAY NIGHT Jack Baker's TONIGHT!:::: SHANTY PUB ENTERTAINMENT FLO'S CORNER in the CHAPTER XI LOUNGE ; NIGHTLYl at the SHORE MOTEL, Rte. 35—Wanamassa Finest Seafood, Drinkft Fu n * RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED— i • • • • • • • • itifttitMtrtrtfttttiiif 11 # • t • 111 • t •# t • S Plan Rehearsals Of Civic Chorus Choir Musicale ^ SILVER >- The JIED BANK - The Red Hebble, a composer and ar- Bafilou, Diane Barbato, Hel- peSlino, Mary Short, Deborah Monmouth Civic Chorus an- Bank Catholic High School ranger at Stevens Institute of en Brandon, Joan Cronauer, Storz, Sharon Sullivan, Em- nounces that; conductor Felix Ghoir will present "Street of Technology, Hoboken. Mr. Debra Delisa, Deborah Fra- me Thorpe, Bart>ara Tuchoz, the Third Joy," a choral mu- Polistina either wote or ar- Molzer will tfegiri rehearsals sicale, Saturday, May. 23, at ranged all of the musicale bizio, Barbara La Stella, and Patricia Vaupez, Katti- to Tuesday, Way 19, at 8:15 8:15 p.m., at the Broad Street program except the quintet Cynthia Lewis. leen Halton and the Misses at tine Embury Methodist auditorium. music which was arranged by Kaiser and Stewart. : Judi MacGowan, Anita Mc- Churc^, Church St., here, for Anthony T. Polistina, asis- Mr. HebWe. , Cue, Kathleen McFeely, Kath- Robert Tomaino, Steven an all-Gershwin program to Morris, Kenneth Ward, John tant in music, is director. He Members of the choir are leen McHugSh, Kim O'Conner, be presented at the Garden is assisted by Robert'Hebble, Candy Chine, Patricia Elli- Attridge, Bennett MacaLaso, Margaret Quinn, Susan Scar- State Arts Center Aug. 26 and music department chairman. son, Linda Fieramosca, Dor- and Michael McCann. othy Laftanuk, Nora Mahar, ®. >. • • '• Narrators Laureen Kaiser Joyce Mazza, Maria Parise, CM Mote than 100 memters of and Jane Stewart, who also join in the 70-voice choir, out- DOnria Bey, Barbara Bresna- a the local chorus will sing in line the plot as it unfolds. han, Michelle Collins, Jean- Finnegan, Jo Ann Jones, Mar- LE TEENDEZVCUS I i the concerts with the New Featured are four vocal solo- S ists, a duet and a quintet. ilyn Lewis; Nancy McKenna, Jersey Symphony under the Rosemary Power, Anne Pow- Tlie" Place for Young Adults J*),^ Soloists are Maureen Mc- direction of Henry Lewis, andra/Grace Stancati, Kath- Crink, Pamela Bidwell, Su- leen Starky, Gafl Trotter, Mi- with soloists Veronica Tyler, zanne Walker and' Christo- chelle McCarron, Mary Fah- ' William WarfiekUand Earl pher A.' Johnston. Duets will araty, Karen Lamb, Patricia "TONIGHT" be by Katiherine Mulhern and Snively, Eileen McDonald, ' WJWe, Julia Walsh and the quintet, Mary Nicosia, Lisa Chiara, HOBERSACK Qu&Ti/ied tenors and passes David CMarella, Michael Pen- Charleen Barber, and Kath- ny, Mark Mufrphy, Hilary may still audition to join the leen Iuan. Nortz and Robert Coleman. SATURDAY group. There will be two re-, Scenery Was designed by Elane Annerella, Leigh "CHRISTIAN" hearsals a month during May, Kevin McGrath, a senior, and Crowley, Karen Kiley, Chris- prepared by members of the tine Kramer, Kathleen Ma- June and August. Those m- art department under super- honey, Ttieresa Mason, Cath- terested in auditioning should vision of Mrs. Joan Ken- erine McAllister, Barbara Niles, Barbara Phillips, Fran- • 747-574? — NON-MEMBERS 2.00 • MEMBERS 1.00 contact the chorus president, nedy. . •••••; ;•• c Mr. Polistina is a composer cine Poulous, Kathleen Ta- SHREWSBURY AYE. NEW SHREWSBURY Mrs. F. Gftb Oram, 129 Gien- and arranger for the New basko, Alice Ahem, Susan (sS^ sj wood Drive, New Shrewsbury. York theater circle and Mr.

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