•4 Euad Lack May Close Legal Services Offices SEE STORY BELOW Sunny, Milder Sunny and milder today and tomorrow- Clear, cool tonight. FINAL Cloudy on Saturday. fed Bank, Freehold (See Details, Page 2) Bunch EDITION Monmouth County's Home Newspaper for 9% Years RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, FEBRUARE Y 18, 1971 20 PAGES TEN CENTS City Council Drug Center Plans By AL HORAY Following . demands by the Councllwoman Gertrude the planned center was Edgar the state officers about the LONG BRANCH-A crowd audience for an open vote by Berman declined to state her N. Dinkelspiel, a former city possibility of young LSD users of nearly 800 persons, most of city officials on the issue, opinion of the issue. She said commissioner here. being housed in the planned them angry, last night Mayor Cioffi stated he was she attended the session to Before the two state com- facility. brought about a public an- against the therapeutic treat- gain the impressions of the missioners left the school, Mr. He was told that some of nouncement that City Council ment center being located people of the city and to hear Dinkelspiel gave them peti- ' the patients would probably opposes . the .controversial here. details of the proposal from tions signed by nearly 1,600 be users of the drug. ' state drug treatment center Also stating their opposition the state officials. city residents voicing opposi- Asked if the drug is danger- here and the word of a state to the proposal were Mr. Rus- "I will not be pressured into tion to the program being ini- ous, Dr. Cowan said it is a official that he will return to sell and Councilmen George making a decision tonight," tiated here. • "dangerous substance 'drug." Trenton to tell Gov. William Hoffman, Samuel Teicher and Mrs. Berman said. ' Early in the meeting, the Those users, however, would T.. Cahill that "Long Branch Jack Taylor. Leading the opposition to former city official questioned (See Council, Page 2) does not want the center here." After 2% botars of the ses- sion, which was spiced with outbursts from the audience and a plea by Mayor Henry R. Cioffi to "remain calm," Dr. James R. Cowan, commis- sioner of the state Department of Health, told the gathering that he would tell the gover- nor's cabinet-level committee TEARGAS TURNS BACK RIOTERS IN REGGIO CALABRIA - Rioters in background about the feelings of most of race off yesterday before billowing teargas grenades fired by Italian police in the city's residents. foreground in Reggio Calabria, The riots — caused by a decision to name the That committee, he said, rival city of Catanzaro as regional capital of Calabria — continued yesterday but will make recommendations failed to reach the intensity of the day before when demonstrators shot qt police. to Gov. Cahill and he will then ' - -__ (AP Wlrephoto) make a final determination on the issue. Follow Outburst Dr. Cowan's statement and the council's open vote fol- PANEL — Long Branch city officials and two state commissioners faced an angry crowd in the Long Branch Jr. 6 Nabbed in Marlboro lowed an outburst by most of High School last night to hear questions about the state's planned teen-age drug treatment center-there. In- the audience, when WilbertC. cluded on panel were, from left, City Manager Vincent J, Mazza; Mayor Henry R. Cioffi, Robert Mauro, city Russell, city council presi- attorney; councilman Jack Taylor; Wilbert C. Russell, city council president; Lloyd W. McCorkle, state Commission- dent, told the assembly that the state representatives must er James Cowan. Not shown were Councilwoman Gertrude Berman and Councilman George Hoffman. Raid Are Arraigned ...... (Register Staff Photos) leave to return to Trenton. MARLBORO - Two of the ers, LSD, and conspiring to leased to his son, Wayne, who The outburst caused Dr. six members of the; nation- possess dangerous weapons. was not in the house during Cowan and Dr. Lloyd W. Mc- wide ' "Breed" motorcycle Miss Maguire, of the Willow the raid. Corkle, state commissioner of [arrested in a raid on a. Lane address, was charged Mr. Savoie said that he in- institutions and agencies, to 1 at 4Q1 Willow Lane were with possession o( hypodermic formed Mr. Carroll that the agree to stay and answer J$m a similar raid on needles, legenxl drugs* LSD, house violated several sec- more questions. the Muse in July 1970. dangerous substances and tions of the building code, in Police OWef Joseph Walker .conspiring- topossess danger-' that there were three apart- revealed yesterday mat Mary- ous weapons. ments in the building instead ann Rose Maguire, 20, and All were arraigned before of the two allowed, and that Andrew J. "Scab" Salch Jr., Judge Harrington yesterday there were old inoperable cars 23, were arrested and charged afternoon. Ball was set at parked in the backyard, Mr, last year with possession of $5,100 for all six, who were Savoie said that Mr. Carroll Drawings marijuana and legend drugs. taken to the County Jail. promised last month to move Detective Raymond LaSalle Judge Harrington said that a the tenents out of the house so said that Municipal Court hearing date would be set that repairs could be made. Increased Judge Earle J. Harrington when the results of a labora- The building inspector said recommended that the tory test on the drugs found in that several summonses TRENTON (AP) - The charges be dismissed due to a the house are known. would be issued to Mr. Carroll "overwhelming success" of technicality in a search war- Chief Walker said that he this week. the state lottery has made it rant. had been watching the house Chief Walker said Tuesday possible to hold more million- Charged with possession of "off and on" for a two-year that the house was "filthy." aire drawings than had been narcotics and narcotics para- period. He said that the six "I don't know how anyone planned, Gov. William T. Ca- phernalia, possession of LSD, gang members offered no re- could live in there," he said. hill said Wednesday. dangerous weapons and *two sistance to the 12 township po- Mr. Savoie said that without The first such drawing, the rifles with silencers were: lice officers participating in electricity, there was no heat governor told newsmen, would Ranald "Renegade" Conrad, the raid. or operable sanitary facilities: be "of all days, on March 17, 28,. Thomas "Creep" Masdale, St. Patrick's Day." Cahill is ' Building Inspector Edward Police said that found in the CONTROVERSY— About 800 Long Branch residents appeared at the controversial drug center forum in the Jr. 25, Salch, all of the Willow Savoie said last night that Irish. house were 385"blotters of High School there last night. Many carried signs protesting the governor's plan to initiate a youths' drug treat- Lane address, and Richard there was a fire in the attic of LSD; a variety of narcotics Eligible participants in this "Phes" Conner, 20, of Koates- the house at 401 Willow Lane and narcotics paraphernalia; drawing will be persons hold- ment center in the city and it was estimated more than 95 per cent of the audience opposed the program. Many ville, Pd.; Thomas J. last month. He said that since eight hand guns, two chain ing 50 cent tickets from the came to ask questions and a few supported the proposal. ' "Speedy" Rehm, 30, of Nar- that time, Jersey Central saws, four rifles, two with si- first five weekly drawings in von, Pa., is charged with pos- Power & Light Co. has shut lencers, a shotgun, a machet- which the last two digits session, of hypodermic nee- off the electricity due to non- ti, other assorted knives and match the last two on the win- dles, legend drugs, two stolen payment of bills, The house, weapons, and 250 rounds of ning number for that week. Pennsylvania inspection stick- owned by William Carroll, is ammunition. Originally it was planned that these winners would par- Lack of Funds May Close ticipate in the planned semi- annual millionaire drawings along with purchasers of spe- cial $2.50 tickets, Parochial School Aid Chances Limited Offices of Legal Services But now those semi-annual drawings—which may eventu- ally be held more often too— By DORIS KULMAN ence of its board of trustees, MLSO trustees had appealed Mr. Stamelman also said Is Debated in Rumsoii will be limited to'the buyers The Monmouth Legal Serv- the MLSO was given the to U.S. Sens. Clifford P. Case that at the close of the Jan. 15 of $2.50 tickets, and with more ices Organization, an agency chance to argue against the and Harrison A. Williams Jr. hearing, Mr. Dietrich prom- drawings specially for those federally funded to provide le- merger at an informal hear- and Rep. James J. Howard to ised a decision "on or before RUMSON — The question of Public funds should be used He said that a child studying gal aid to Monmouth County's ing Jan. 15 conducted by Ron- help. Feb. 1...", an allegation Mr. public funds for parochial to strengthen the public secular subjects in a parochial "twe-digit winners." Cahill said there would be poor, said yesterday that it is ald Dietrich, acting deputy iVir. Dietrich said he hadn't Dietrich angrily denied yes- cchools was the subject of schools, now "in dire need of sdhool which meets state edu- completely out of money and, yet received the telegram terday. lively debate at Congregation more financial help," Mr., cational standards "is deserv- millionaire drawings whenever director of the-NLS. • Staenberg said, contending cash reserves from ticket unless it gets some federal In the meantime, the Ocean MLSO board president Laur- "I certainly did not say any B'nal Israel, here, last night. ing of the state's concern and funding, will be forced to shut County agency has received ence C. Stamelman, a Long Sharing the platform in a that "encouraging each support..." sales justified it. Under the such thing," Mr. Dietrich de- church group to compete for law, the state must pay out 45 down on Feb. 26. an $89,273 grant for Ifl Branch attorney, had sent him clared, "how could I have program sponsored by the Rabbi Goldenberg said that months. Projected on a 12- yesterday. Monmouth Lodge of B'nai the few dollars around will of supporters of parochial school per cent of lottery revenue in It is the second such crisis when Mr. Apy (Chester Apy, necessity tear down the public prizes. The special drawings in four months for the MLSO, month basis, that's $4,000 In letters to Senators Case a Red Bank attorney and B'rith were Raobi Bernard aid legislation are seeking more than its grant last year. and Williams and Rep. How- Goldenberg, New York City, education system.. ." funds specifically for text- are being held to reach that 45 which is doing vigorous battle MLSO trustee) said he would Warning Is Made books, transportation, and percent figure. against a National Legal Serv- Mr. Dietrich, who said he ard, also sent yesterday/Mr. be in Washington on Feb. 3 director ofschool organization still hasn't reached a decision Stamelman cited the Ocean and professional services of Mr. Staenberg warned that remedial instruction. Next Thursday at the Cher- ices proposal to merge it with and if I hadn't reached a deci- - legislation granting public aid ry Hill Mall, 180 semi-fi- the smaller Ocean County Le- on the merger and doesn't County grant and said "it cer- sion by then we could talk the Torah Umeshorah Nation- And, he argued, our national know when he will, made no tainly will be a disservice to al Society of Hebrew Day to non-public schools would emphasis en freedom of nalists will be picked for the gal Services Corp., centering about it, and he visited me in spur proliferation of schools choice in education is mean- March 17 drawing, the new two-county agency in attempt to disguise his anger the poor of Monmouth County my office..." Schools, who supported state yesterday when he was told if we have to close our doors , and federal aid to non-public like those which have sprung ingless if denial of public By Serial Number Toms River, County seat of "This is fantastic ... my up in the South for the pur- funds means that non-public The semi-finalists will be more-sparsely populated by the Daily Register that the on Feb. 26." .schools, and Harold Staen- determined by the serial num- normally placid mood has just berg, S6uth Orange, a mem- pose of avoiding the Supreme education is available only to Ocean, and close the legal about had it," was Mr. Die- Court's integration order. the wealthy. ber of the tickets, instead of services offices in Red Bank ber of the National Commis- the ticket number which is trich's immediate reaction on sion of the Anti-Defamation And, he cautioned, if tax Benefit Is Cited and Freehold. learning of the communica- money is diverted to non-pub- used during the weekly draw- Grant Expired League of B'riat B'rith, who 15 He contended that parochial ings. tions MLSO sent yesterday, opposed it.v., lie schools "the taxpayers school aid would strengthen The MLSO's $133,518 federal "They're playing a game that ; would soon demand that they The semi-finalists must grant for 1969-70 expired last The Inside Story Mr. Staenberg argued that public, education, not destroy identify themselves to the lot- can only lead to disaster and public aid'to parochial schools : have some say in the opera- it, "because the public schools Aug. 31, forcing the agency to Bridge Advice . DAILY REGISTER they don't seem to realize it. tion of those schools, and the will get better only if they get tery commission by 5, p.m. borrow money to meet its threatens the! very existence March 15 to be eligible for the Classified Ads -16-18 PHONE NUMBERS . . I'm beginning to wonder if of the public school system, parochial schools don't want some competition..." payroll for several months. Main Office 741-0010 it's legal services or the legal that. ..".••...:••;••••;:•• final drawing two days later. The MLSO was told its funds Comics 19 which, he declared, is the bul- Rabbi Goldenberg said he But the winners in that final Classified Ads 741-€900 services money they're inter- wark

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The really RARE SCOTCH FROM THE MAKERS OF AMERICA'S LARGEST SELLING FIRM MATTRESS-SCALY POSriJRtPfOli; that earned its Designed in cooperation willi urtliii|ii.'tln: - They also agreed to dr tending Kennedy Airport's ter relieved by maximizing gional High School students al anthem during homeroom day, the law doesn't cover de- swer the students at the next signing topics for the commit- 10th err - • -i " a 'P rtinway into Jamaica Bay to technological and administra- requesting the school resume period because students were corum' during the playing of board meeting. tees and r?quT' "' ' ate course and to includ* alleviate, congestion after a tive use of existing facilities playing the Star Spangled not acting respectful. the national anthem. within a designat3d time peri- subject'matter in the regula- federal study it commissioned Duties Outlined than by building runways out Banner each morning was Mr. Schaible said he has ob- Board Attorney Robert Ot- od- .•-•'. Health and Physical Educ? said such expansion would be The board wrote the broad : into Jamaica Bay. presented to the Board of Ed- served students and teachers ten said the law requires that ti^n Program. environmentally damaging to structures of two ciiiz'n*' com- The board reserves the right ucation last night. • sitting, going to and from students say the Pledge of Al- In other action the board: the. Bay.- • It recommended develop- mittees into its policy book • to dissolve the committee!! a', :The petition was presented lockers and talking during the legience every day: unless they and delineated the duties of Sherman Resigns The. report of the study con- ment of Jamaica Bay for con-• its will read communications by Earl Morris 3rd, a senior playing of the Star Spangled have religious objections or the committees. . : from the committees and t* — Accepted aresignati"- ducted, by the National Acade- and son of board member seryation and recreation use. . Banner. . • . are foreign nationals in which Set to .meet.for- ^ f'rst ''m* appoint members of the school from Gerald M. Sherman. ?•+ Earl Morris Jr. : n School officials said that al- case they may "stand respect- tonight is the Citizens "Advi- staff to serve a? !hiR ^ *o !hi English' teacher for personal Superintendent Harold Star-J^edger Back on Stands though state law requires that fully.". ••:•..-•...••. sory Committee to the Board committees from the board: reasons. which will be made up of Almost 80 invitations to -—Employed Howard Lux- NEWARK AP - The New- engaged in a work slowdown. members of the three commu- serve on ths board cT-irn' - enberg as an English teacher ark Star-Ledger "was back on On . Wednesday, the luriion newstands today following an Utility Rate Hike Set In Keansburg nities in the regional district tees have been sent out and at $7,500. agreement between the paper agreed to supply other men Jo who are "especially qualified interested persons will meet- — Employed Mark Nell as mond Kubick of 55 Beacon arid' the Pressman's Union print the paper and both sides KEANSBURG-It's official. nard Blum reported work on because of training, experi- in the high school toriight with an English teacher at $8,200. that allowed publication after began negotiating the fate of Water and sewer rates will in- the second phase of the Bay- Blvd. to fill Mr. Maura's unex- ence or personnel characteris- representatives of the sclro'. — Appointed Carl Hender- a two-day halt. those fired. The Star-Ledger crease by 12.50 to a high of shore Hurricane Protection ipiredterm. tics". administration and the educa- son night foreman in the high Project is under way. Mr. The second committee, the tional consultants. , school at $20 additional a . The labor trouble' centered' has a daily circulation of $40 this year. Borough Council Raymond Reaney of 75 Ken- Blum said installation of a nedy Way, chairman of the Red Bank Regional High The board voted to request month. around 39 dismissed pressmen 252,000 and a circulation of • last night without objection flood gate off Waakaack Citizens Advisory Board was School Study Committee will state-approval for new cours- •— Appointed Robert Spen- who the paper charged had 390,000 on Sunday. adopted an ordinance setting Creek' is under construction. appointed to'^a three year comprise citizens, students es entitled French V, Intro- cer assistant play director at, the revised rates. Council accepted with re- term tin the Planning Board. and faculty and will "study duction to Vocations arid Com- $250. Newark Council Okays Taxes The hike is designed to bols- gret the resignation of Plan- Mayor KHarry Graham pro- and develop recommendations puter Mathematics and for — Appointed William Harv- N17TOAUV OIL.- M... * ter anticipated revenues need- claimed March as Red Cross forthe educational program." permission to update courses; ey an assistant track coach at NEWARK - The Newark combined $20.2 million. ning Board secretary Eugene ed to offset the $1.5 million month. "The board policy says the in English, Mathematics, Mu- $105. . City Council has passed three Gibson, the six white mem- Majuro and appointed Ray- municipal budget which will of seven self-help taxes au- bers of the city council and be aired publicly March 3. thorized by the state-but May- five Essex County legislators or Kenneth A. Gibson predicts met with Gov. William T. Meeting with borough em- a slight rise in the city prop- CahilL in Trenton Wednes- ployes after the regular ses- erty tax rate. sion council unofficially con- day to discuss the city's fiscal : The taxes were passed yes- problems. sented to include longevity terday. They are a one per benefits in employe's salaries cent payroll tax, a sewage wa- The three Negro councilmen in addition to the 5 percent ter usage tax and a parking from Newark were absent raises already voted on. lot levy expected to bring in a from the meeting. Increases Set The longevity increase will Stalled Bill Puzzles Governor be 2 per cent for employes TRENTON - Gov. William In response to a question, with two to five years service; - 'i <•->,• • - ' t ,•••'•'« >- ' T. Cahill said yesterday he however, the governor said he 4 per cent for five to 10 years saw no reason to weaken a thought the fact that there is service; 6 per cent for 10 to 15 u n>. \ • •• i. .> . -, i •. > ; '• • proposed conflict of interest a large number of lawyers in - years; 8 per cent for 15 to 20 bill, even if that meant getting the legislature may be holding years; and 10 per cent for no bill at all. up the bill. over 20 years. Cahill said he does not know The bill severely restricts ' A contract totaling $56,616 why the bill has been bottled the activities of lawyer-legis- was awarded to Lane New ' - ' i/^ ' ;;'; *•"'". - ' ' - ' .u£ in the Senate except that it lators and limits their prac- York Co. of Linden for instal- doesn't have enough votes. tice before state agencies. lation of a new cover on the borough's sewer digester Urban Aid Action Rush Asked plant. The original top was alleg- TRENTON - Gov. William they make up then* budgets if edly dropped by Proctor Co. . , i- "Jit ~:w-*jW ,>v , , , , ,"..;. >•-. ' V T. Cahill yesterday urged the the legislature acts soon of Long Branch which was \ 'lid ' \ "." , '•', -v," •'•'', t legislature to act "with all de- enough, hired to lift the sheet metal liberate speed" in approving The budgets must be pre- circular top so that needed re- his urban aid package so mu- pared and the tax rates set by pairs could be made to diges- nicipalities will 'not have to March 20. But Assembly lead- ter equipment within the com- raise taxes any more than ers have' said the measure ponent. necessary. And Cahill's coun- could not be passed by both A suit for all damages, in- sel, Pierre Garven, said the houses by that date if it took cluding costs for needed municipalities could officially the normal route of going chemicals, has been instituted anticipate the money when through committees. by council against the compa- ny. Tile suit is pending. Cahill Slates Teachers Parley Developments Awaited TRENTON - After being speak to the union president, Borough engineer Robert' shouted at angrily outside his Mrs. Carole Graves. Greenberg reported the sewer- office by Newark teachers, age study committee has met Their conversation was Gov. William T. Cahill has a few times and is awaiting brief and ended with more agreed to meet Friday with several developments. shouting by the teachers. Ca- T'^sldent of the teachers' un- "We have been in touch hill was escorted from the ion. with Middletown," Mr. Green- 1 building by about six, state A^ou , 100 striking teachers berg said, ."and in reply to ifiled outside the governor's of- troopers. Earlier thepaehers our letters,they.sa$theyhave 1 had shouted 'WaM^JMled "fice for fp hours Wednesday, turned the (tetter' over to . shoutjng demands for a meet- Mayor Kennetlf'ISbson as he their own engineer. Ing with Cahill. The shouts be- left a meeting with the gover- -"I woi^ld assume at this came louder as Cahill-left his nor on another subject —, how time that he is studying the office for lunch and only to provide money for his situation," . Mr. Greenberg stopped when he asked to debt-ridden city. said.. The committee is looking THEMIEf into several aspects oE second- ary sewering, including hook- Mein Mflce: ing into the comprehensive - Ktl Built, N. J. M101 system now under construc- 1 tion in neighboring Middle- [itfSadV /., town. wty, loot Branch* N. /• "EilkUlihal liltil hi John H. Cook ui Hewr Clw An' ordinance increasing li- riblllhnd br The Red B>nk K«tllUf censing fees in the borough Venter of lh« Associated Pro«i — Tfte Ajaoclited Preil li entitle! •nhutvely to lh« uM'for rroubllcillon of «!l the locil newi printed la thle for all except those holding ; •wiptper. at well M tU AF news' dlipitohei. taxi and mercantile licenses ild it Rid Bulk, N. J. 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EteUishtf mm- Published by The Hed Buk-Bolster Washington's and divided states/together in M. HAROLD KELLY, Publishei 47 Laurel Drive . Uttle Silver. N.J.07739 their common purpose* -His devotion to the cautt of free- Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor > George Washington was born in Virginia on Feb. 22, dom, his -patience and deter- Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor - William F. Sandford, Associate Editor 1732. He was educated in the mination in the face of almost insurmountable odds, kept Jus best school in Virginia. He poorly clothed and poorly fed 5 Thursday, February 18, 1971 was active, ambitious and ma- army together. His great de-. ture beyond his years. At 17 termination and fortitude, at he was appointed county sur- Valley Forge and Newburgn veyor, at 20 he was a major in will always be remembered. the Virginia Militia, and a- colonel at 23. At 27-he married After the Revolution he pre- The State Budget the wealthy Mrs. Martha Cus- sided over the deliberations of lls, and through inheritance the Constitutional Convention, Gov. William T. Cahill presented new taxes at this time. Perhaps the and marriage, became one of which produced the U.S. Con- the legislature with a realistic $1.78 motive may be partly political. But tha richest men in the Colo- stitution. Then as our first billion budget this week. It calls for despite the fiscal crisis, the spending nies. He was a member of President, he gave eight years both the first and second ses- no new taxes, much to the delight of schedule must be weighed in the light of devoted service, organizing of the needs as they now exist, the sions of the Continental Con- the nation and making the the politicians. But it took, according gress. When fighting broke out to an Associated Press report, a series state's fiscal plight, as well as what words of the Constitution a at Concord and. Lexington, he reality. He died Dec, 14; 1789; of bookkeeping transfers to bring the study committee may recommend. was appointed a general and 1 that about. But the warning is there The total budget iB nearly $^00 placed in command of the Every loyal American, how enjoying the results of this from the governor. The financial ma: million higher than this year's. And it Continental Army. ' neuverings can last only for this year. includes an urban aid program dou- Through' the efforts of great patriot's efforts, must, bled from $12 to $24 million and ex- never cease to revere him. We There is no question that it is an George Washington, more panded from six to 24 municipalities. than any other one man, we can show our gratitude to him austerity budget. It provides for But there is a question if the in- gained our independence and by insuring that through our many of the state's basic needs — but creased amount will even begin to became a free nation. During efforts, the things he gained it obviously doesn't begin to solve the eight years as Commander of for us will be cherished and dent the decay that exists in our cit- passed on to succeeding gen- severe financial problems existing in ies. the Continental Army, he was Jersey. a powerful influence in keep- erations. Basically, the Cahill budget rep- ing the impoverished, jealous R. R. Tourtlllot' "I feel the people have had it up resents another year of marking time to here with taxes," Gov. Cahill said, for New Jersey. True, there are in- . maintaining that his choice was add- creases in many areas — but the gen- ing to what he called the "hodge eral austerity nature of the spending Soviet Jewry podge" of state taxes or waiting for holds back on many proposed new and Congregation B'nai Israel his culture and his right to the comprehensive reform proposals intensified programs. This is unfor- emigrate where he pleases from his tax study commission, which Hance and Ridge Roads tunate. Rumson, New Jersey are in direct violation of the is expected to report after the legisla- Perhaps, after the tax study com- To the Editor: U.N. Universal Declarations tive elections in November. mittee reports, New Jersey may begin We, members of the Red of Human Rights, which the Even though we have called for to take the dramatic action that has Bank Chapter of United Syn- Soviet Union, itself, signed more rapid action On the part of the been required for so many years. But MAN,7HATC Utt WORT MEftW O6l I'VE SEEN YET..: agogue Youth, are in the over 20 years ago. tax study committee, we cannot really the gnawing ouestion that we have eighth hour of our 12-hour vig- Unfortunately for the Rus- is: Will it be too late? il for Soviet Jewry at Congre- sians, their policy of forced fault the governor for holding back on CONSERVATIVE VIEW gation B'nai Israel. We have assimilation has not extin- been participating in pro- guished the Jewish flame. And grams protesting the mis- the Jewish desire for freedom A Republican Message treatment of our brethren in burns on. The Soviet Jews The Issue Is Freedom the Soviet Union. We, as con- sing, "No, No I Am Not That was an interesting message proposed by the Administration is not cerned Jewish youth, call for Afraid, Not Afraid of Any- conveyed by Rep. Ogden E. Reid of enough for those living in the urban By JAMES J. K1LPATRICK pre-empted the field; that the plaintiff has the support of those who pos- one." The cries for freedom New York before 600 county Republi- centers in the Northeast "We may NEW YORK - An answer now has been failed to exhaust his internal union remedies, sess the freedom so long de- by Soviet Jewry can no longer be stifled. Their pleas are vo- cans at their annual Lincoln Day din- see those states which have been the filed in the suit brought by William F. Buck- and in a spread-eagle paragraph: nied to the Soviet Jews to de- ley Jr. against AFTRA, and procedurally at "Even if there should be a potential fed- nounce the Soviet government cal to us, and we must speak ner. It speaks well for the approach most progressive in their welfare and demand the immediate out for them. "Let us live as and the concern of the progressive commitments become shortchanged by least, the issue has been joined. The issue is eral question, and even if the doctrine of old, but the context is new. The issue is free- pre-emption should not preclude the court release of. our brethren to Jews or let us leave as Jews." wing of the Republican party. this proposal," he said. dom. from exercising jurisdiction, and even if the their homeland, Eretz Yisrael. Even though the vigil is Mr. Reid had some questions over In short, Mr. Reid demonstrated, For those who came in late, Mr. Buckley plaintiff should not be required to exhaust his We had the opportunity to nearly over, we must observe through word3 as well as actions, the internal union remedies, the court lacks jurist- view a film entitled "The a continuous vigil for our So- the direction President Nixon is tak- is the most articulate conservative spokes- 1 ing in certain areas of domestic af- desire of many Republican leaders to man of our time — columnist, critic, author, diction because the plaintiff has not exhaust- Dybbuk,' which was made by viet brothers and sisters in assist the poor and to show there is editor of National Review, and chief prota- ed his administrative remedies before the a Moscow theatre company, our hearts, minds and souls! fairs. And he wondered specifically completely in Yiddish, in the In the Hope for Justice, whether the Administration is losing deep concern for their problems. New gonist of the television show "Firing Line." National Labor Relations Board." 1830's. It demonstrated the Rhea Siers its integrity with the poor. Jersey is fortunate in that two of its And AFTRA, of course, is the American Fed- • * * eration of Television and Radio Artists, an AND SO ON. The facts are not seriously blossomming of Jewish cul- Robin Hoffman top Republicans, U.S. Sen. Clifford P. ture which has since been cut As an example, he cited the fu- Case and Gov. William T. Cahill, have affiliate of the AFL-CIO. in dispute. The union denies that it ever has (On behalf of Red Bank USY) ture of the Office of Economic Oppor- • Mr. Buckley brought his suit against the promulgated or enforced any rule in any way short by the Russian govern- moved dramatically in this direction. ment. Participants in vigil: Amy tunity (OEO). "I wish I knew what It speaks well not only for those who union last month in the U.S. District Court interfering with any member's freedom of speech; but the union does not deny — it It is time to realize that too Siegler, Debbie Perlman, Lyle will happen to OEO," the congress- will be helped, but for the progressive for the Southern District of New York. His complaint was couched in the kind of lawyers' rather quotes in full — its own constitutional many people were silent 30 Kendall, Jack Zager, Amy Ko- man stated. "It3 functions are being steps being taken in the GOP. years ago while six million mar, Rhea Siers, Robin Hoff- parcelled out and the office is becom- legalese that must offend his literate soul, provision permitting a member to be expelled Fortunately, many of the coun- for any conduct "which in the opinion of the perished. We cannot allow his- man, Mark Sobul, Roslyn Ja- ing increasingly more of a research but it boiled down to this: Under union shop tory to repeat itself, ending in cob, Jeff Cotenoff, Martin ty's Republican leaders have aimed contracts negotiated by AFTRA within the board is prejudicial to the welfare of the as- and development office." their approach the same way. And it sociation." the genocide of three and a Grey, Amy Rosenquist, Deb- television industry, every regular performer half million Russian Jews. bie Fisher, Barbara Singer, On the subject of welfare reform,' heartens us to know the ultra-con- is compelled to join the union. Mr. Buckley is This is the naked threat to which Mr. David Cahn, Dotty Grant, Jer- Buckley objects. He finds himself, as he has The Leningrad trials, a new Mr. Reid said it is a "step forward," but servative approach/ which: stilt has its such a regular performer. Therefore he was manifestation of the Russian ry Houtkin, Paula Kaminow, cautioned "we must be careful to see that place, is being detoured at least for compelled to join, and he did join, against his said, in the position of an indentured servant Bob Emmer, Barbara King, of the union. Under the union shop contract, anti-Jewish campaign, proved the Northeast does not get short- the time being to permit hon«andocce»ort«i. 32 1ROAD ST. tions. 95 NOW! Auto-ut thai automatically KDBANK changes to th. record speed. Replace four old BLUE-GOLD DINNER MM Fret Delivery HAZLET - Cub Pack 188 leaky gutters will hodl its annual Blue and AC/Baftery Powered withPROWN'S Gold Dinner Sunday, Feb. 28, Jr 741-7500 at 5:30 p.m., in Buck Smith's ALUMINUM Restaurant. East Keansburg. 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•!..•• *•-• . Route 35 Asbury Park Asbury Pqrk Circle -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: THURSDAY, FEB. 18,1971 I Favors Participation in Sewer Systern JWTA - Borough ment less costly than trans- copies of the resolution be ultimately going to tertiary tions ' will now be picked up on Pointing up the existing plans for major subdivisions asked council to consider t Couwtt has officially gone on porting effluent to an outfall seat to the Federal Water treatment, "I'think we'd be Tuesday and Friday." problem, the Matawan Junior was adopted after a public $2,000 appropriation,toward record' ffivoring participation line. Quality Administration and one jump ahead of the state Mr. Yacker also called for Woman's Club was granted hearing on the measure. next winter'! downtown in a new tertiary treatment "Tire final quality" (of ter- the state. Department of Envi- requirements," Mr. Day con- installation of new trash re- permission to conduct a Christmas decorations/ The 1 With only 317 days left until sewerage system rather than tiary treated effluent), the ronmental Protection. cluded. He added that the ceptacles in the downtown "Clean Up Day" along the letter was filed with the fi- joining tiie planned Bayshore area, which is becoming in- Main St. shopping district on Christmas, the Matawan nance committee. resolution continues," would This borough and Keyport state has given the-tentative Chamber of Commerce has regional system with an ocean in no way harm Raritan Bay Upper Bayshore Regional an creasingly littered. Saturday, March 20. outfall. , have refused ttvitations from and its estuaries, and would Bayshore Regional Sewerage okay to continue With planning Mayor Victor R. Armellino The Chamber of Commerce A resolution unanimously have potential use for indus- toward the new system. ************************* Authority, composed of Holm- contended that the real down- has sent a. letter to council m adopted by council states that try, agriculture, and recharg- del, Hazlet and Union Beach, First Test Set town problem lay in lack of protesting a proposed ordi- Jjjf TT/"l?"C"n'• V1" ".I' 'W~ % /*^l ^ •n ^ FURNITURE-COVvrTn&TvirrTTnv?- f*^.. ** . Richard * Alaimo Associates, ing." to become customers of that enforcement of the existing nance that would ban unre- consulting engineers from Mt. Councilman Stanley Yacker Councilman Donald T; Day, authority. This borough, Ma- said this week, the first under litter ordinances. stricted parking in the munici- W J-i 3 X Keyport 264-0181 Holly, "estirnate the cost of chairman of the water and tawan Township, Keyport and pal parking lots, claiming that upgrading to tertiary treat- the borough's new twice-week- Job For Police sewer committee, asked that Marlboro began discussions ly garbage pickup contract, "That anti-litter ordinance commuters don't use these Features-.., last fail toward development will be the first test of the cost us money," the mayor lots. The ordinance was in- of a new Upper Bayshore Re- new system. , said. "The police don't like to troduced at the last council La-Z-Boy + gional for those four towns. , Areas formerly scheduled do it," he added, referring to- meeting, but no further action :1 Land Split, Signs OK'd Mr. Day said some $200,000 for collection on- Monday, police crackdown on litterers. can be taken until the state EST. 1869 i remains to be paid off on the Wednesday and Friday are "But that's their job. I strong- Department of Transportation borough's present primary now set for Monday and ly recommend that we tellth e approves the provisions. Open Mon. and In. Evening* 'til 9 In New treatment plant. Thursday pickup; Tuesday, police that we are going to do Another ordinance setting By immediately planning on Thursday, and Saturday, sec- it or else." fees for filing plats and site NEW SHREWSBURY - Approved was a minor sub- One minor subdivision and division by Aaron Davis for two signs were approved by creation of three lots from two the Planning Board last night, on a piece of property be- while a number of applica- tween Shafto Road and War- tions weri deferred pending dell Road. The application has correction of plans. been classified a minor subdi- ) •"'./' vision by the board on May 20, 1970, but action was de- Coiiceraed ferred pending correction of property lines on the maps submitted. Citizens Signs Approved Approved was a 60 by 6 foot DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORES $ Events roof sign for the Savory FREEHOLD - The Con-Equipment Inc., of Essex cerned' Citizens of Freehold is Road. The sign will be illumi planning two events, one on nated by spot lights. Also ap- MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S Feb ,27 and the other March proved was a Daily Register 6 14, to raise funds for a chil- by 11-foot ground sign at the FAMILY FASHION dren's recreation program newspaper's new location at DELUXE FASHION next summer. 44 Apple Street. SPECIAL SAVINGS! A soul dinner Feb. 27 from No action was taken on an noon to 7 p.m. at Hie Sports- application by Dr. Thomas V. ALL WEATHER man Club, First and Center Sollas Jr., for construction of Sts., will feature take-out din- a boarding facility for 150 pets ners. on Gilbert Street North and On the menu will be fried West. The board expressed no COATS chicken, chitlyns or bar-BQ objection to proposed front ribs, potato salad, collard parking, but recommended re- greens or black eyed peas, submission of corrected plans ALL ZIP-OUT PILE LINED corn bread or biscuit, and pie at the next meeting. 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OPEN DAILY \JunQuuA, 9:30 A.M.'TIL 10 P.M. wecuwwo.t n«p»»T»»nT •ra •SUNDAY 10 A.M.'Til 6 P.M. C C P MIDDLETOWN ROUTE 35 'Foi Sole! Allowtd by law. [CHAWQE PIAM •. •. • ' '• • "V 'THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: THURSDAY, FEB. 18,1971 11 Matftoro Councilman Television Today '-, At the Modes DOVBR- _' _. ' . > . J RED BANK DOVER- 1 0*1 ana tut ruetieai ID; IS, , -WCBS.TY 0 WABC-TV (O WOR-TV IB WNDT.TV CARLTON- rire Uu Heeci 2:00; 7:20; 8:20 North of Red Bak I.WNICT"" OWNEW-TV O WPIX-TV IndleiUi Color EATONTOWN Assails GOP on ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS COMMUNITY- ATLANTIC-? By JAMES R. McCORMICK Ttie oreal wlitle Rope 2:M; 7:00; 9 15 There's • Olrl in Mr loop 7 00 l» >" tions or advice," the council- Denton, who is the husband of DMVB-IN- GltUr.l Straight •:» MARLBORO - Councilman man said. Mrs. Mary Denton, the Demo- Rlo L«bo7:M; 10:50; 1'ollow Me 3:20 MIDDLETOWN Lawrence S. Grossman today The councilman said that by cratic municipal chairman FREEHOLD TOWN- accused the Republican Coun- positioning an offic&research and Mayor Salkind's "right MALL I- Owl and the Pussycat 7:20; 1:20 cil; majority of "political ?on- zone next to a residential de- arm in the front office." Rlo Lobo 7:13: 1:30 HAZLET irjg and complete disregard of velopment, "The council ma- Consideration Pledged MALL H- PLAZA- the. .wishes an4 welfare of the jority is Ignoring the fact that The council president said February 18,1971 0*1 and Ihe Punycat 7:33: 1:411 Fivt EMJ Plecea 7:23; CIS people of Marlboro."' township residents who bought that all suggestions presented ASBURY PARK homes ta DAYTIME MOVIES 0 ID CBS THURSDAY NISHT MOVIE (O RT. 35 DRIVE-IN- fjff.- 800d faith to the council would be given •BatUe of We Balp" (Put I), (IMS) •tarrtal CIRCLE- solrtltr Slut 7:00; 10:51: BtU«tto $M Councilman Grossman,sin- 7:00 fi>"Tin L« Willing" thinking that they would have "deep consideration." Henry Fonda, Robert Shaw. X TOTSM «f OM 3 70 — MUitantA" OfDOEra Ualloy and Besd Trlstatu EVENING Cellini straight 9:10 PERTH AMBOY the council:majority $t * or!-' that many suggestions of the night was "one of many we are called Into a can tevulvUig aaabera o! » ttlU- LAKEWOOD wUl have before the next 640 OBOOaiD NEWS CO tsnt gronp who bare shot two polMnman. AMBOYS DBIVE-IN- vale caucus at the home of Industrial .Commission should 0 a DAN AUGUST (O COUNTRY- be Ignored since he caUed the council meeting." She said Sk THTHE &YINS NUN (C) Oreat WWt« Hope. 7:00; 11:17; His Councilwoman Judith. Czerny jfcieixi" i "Cries of Uea." Dct Lt. Angnst bmstlgatet the Plve Enay Plecis 7:35; 8:45 Cndefeaten 9:13 : commission "politically moti- that the council will take into O 6E6ETT SMART (C) IOSOO sautder of an sutomolttls dfislgncr. MENU) PARK Tuesday night. O O THE DEAN MARTIN SHOW nd Ihe^Pussjcat 7:20; 9:20 were made In 1970, when John Potomac Adventure Kn. 2 - ID NEWS (C) foiin previous council caucuses Ackley, a Republican appoint- "one way or the'other" re- IS SOUL! (C) MALL CINEMA- 6:35 0 PETTICOAT JUNCTION (C) Lov« Story !:00: 7:00: S:40; 10:S0 on.joning," he said. garding the placement of an 1 "New York City Cuimumlt/ Ox*" ed by former Mayor Walter "Femlnliu Mistake ' Hott: rails Haizllp. OoeitR Isaao SXngBt. NttM TOMS R ^'Apparently the Coluneil Grubb, was chairman. office-research zone next to Q ABC NEWS WITH SMITH, REASONER (C) ..„ Giovanni El THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW lw9 0 ASSIGNMENT (C) COMMUNITY— majority plans to give the zon- Mr. Brodniak said last night Monmouth Heights. Five Ea«y Pieces 7:35; 8:30 ing ordinance to the mayor on "Boy No. 1 vs. Boy No. 8" 0 THIS IS YOUR LIFE (C) . that the Industrial Commis-. "Saying that wehavecome ID BEAT THE CLOCK (C) _ Hoif Ralph Edwarda, Ouatn D» Ckrpantan a -take-it-or-leave-it basis with- alon is centered around its to a decision is simply not 1A ©RLM FEATURETTE m VMATS NEW? '** BBBOOII NEWS. WEATHER, Sentencing Set out considering his sugges- present chairman, James true," she said,. ••Potomac Adventure No. 2- Haw SPORTS (C) IB RAINBOW QUEST (C) 0 PEYTON PLACE (Q •tte New Lost City Busbies" 0 BASKETBALL (C) In Three Cases 7.«l O ID C8S NEWS-WALTER CRONHTE (q New York KulcJca vs. San Dleso Kocksta 00 NBC NIGHTLY NEWS (C) tO CHANNEL II FILM FESTIVAL FREEHOLD - Superior NOW 8H0W1NO 01 LOVE LUCY Thla b My Arfalt" (1S3T1 tUrrfaf Eartw* 8tn> •emocratic Leader Resigns "Lucy Ralaea Tulips? wyck, Kobsrt Taylor, A •eent aovtei agtnt, neat Court Judge Walter H. Conk- BESTnCIUKOFTHtrfAt Q 0 V/HArS MY LINE? (O out by tbe FKsldent to break »p • gag el task lin yesterday set April 2 for 8 ABC NEWS WITH SMITH. REASONER (O rotbers, ia eaptateiJ and amtencea to Mat. sentettceirg of three persons 0 DELAWARE TONISHT JACKN1CHOISON, ID I JAG**DREAM OP' JEANNIE (C) with Al Campagnmrc who pleaded guilty to various Ej^HTVSCIENCECUJB (C) ||jo 0 CD MERV GRIFFIN SHOW (Q 0 0 THE TONISHT SHOW (C) infractions yesterday, flVKEHW Party Position in Marlboro 0 THE 1130 MOVIE 7i» 0 03 FAMILY AFFAIR (C) Allen Michael Bur'ozski, 1635 Butty Hoa » wtotrul farewell to l»r ftffl, Mm -ftc Fiisittuo Ktod- (isM) atarrhg Unttn Bran- Ocean Ave., Brick Township .MARLBORO - Jacob J. the main function of a party post on the Zoning Board to Bauuy. after aba la penuadsd ty mi cUar (bl do, ima Mwgiiqyi. FoBSloaa ara amoyd vhen two that sbe Is too old for such thlngi. tvuiucn, ono inaxrlsd to a earner HotlB^ tlM otbtr admitted possessing stolen Cohen, chairman of the Local committee member is to gain save herself the "embarrass- B 0 THE FLIP WIUON SHOW (C) a wild Ugb-fiora girl. Ml In km wttH » pilttr items valued at $1,092 belong- Gueata: David, tVou,Arettu KrtnBU, taatBi ' Assistance Board, has re- votes for their party. ment of being placed in a Callu ing to Frank Yates of Revolu- FREEHOLD MALL signed as Democratic commit- _ 0 THE DICK CAVETT SHOW (C) "This, could easily be done compromising position." 0 NIGHT FINAL (C) tionary Road, Colts Neck, last mm mm, W im*m _ teeman citing Councilman with zoning considerations," Mr. Cohen emphasized that Sept. 11 in Colts Neck. O O AUAS SMITH AND JONES (O IM BOG NEWS "I had hoped for 4.75 per would like to discuss are: Casts: Cfaodc JfcCann, Buffy Salute MUie, George NOW SHOWING formance as Welfare director. Baroav Bnckr Fbzardli, umrcni Vas Der Fost, •"Surprise Fadcagi" (1MO> eUrrlaf TH ?Mr. Cohen said that he cent," board president Web- —Outdoor security lights on , Jolnnj TOlotson, Iflta Giyr.or. JOHN WAYNE ''{lopes the (high1 standard ber H, Glidden said aftiftthe the addition. y , OO BEWITCHED (C) tso 0 SERMONETTE (C) -TWa UUle Platls." Sarrla's tmincsa Ute la OP»et 0 6IVE US THIS DAY (C) RIP LOBO' Councilman McLaughlln sets meeting." But we are BMfflCd -TA firm commitment from "" " ', data epena which ma&e *^™ tada- for me he will apply: with to see it at below fr%per Jersey Central Power & light cent, In any case. The savings Co. on thejlime period neces- e'aiial zeal within his own par- ne to mANCBCO MK (C) ONLY NBW JERSEY ty:" Mr. Cohen pointed cut wiU 'P offset the impact sary to replace the electrical Walter (tea* that new Zoning Board of Ad- of inflation to the taxpayers transformer on the outside of ©TJCTPLAYHOUE THE NEW justment appointee Mrs, Mar- as school costs rise." the building should tile pres- "»e Mmie CMty 7a*n» LVOY Theatres ie' Muhler is the Republican Others Bid ent transformer fail. The Gommitteewoman from Dis- The other bidders last night committee advised quizzing trict I. were First Merchants Nation- JCP&L on the possibility of in- Canton stalling an emergency genera- Port Monmouth HomesHavc B«l Bint 741-9MO "This is a position that all al Bank of Red Bank, 4.85 per BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR too; easily could be used to cent; New Jersey National tor for the "downtime" of the ' -N.1t.ram Critic, replacement. better her party's voting Bank, '4.95 per cent, and John JACKNICHOUSON sttength," he said. J. Ryan, Co. of Newark, S per —Quality of carpeting. Mr. Cohen said that the sole cent. —Classroom door locations purpose of the Zoning Board The 1971-72 school budget in the corridors. Drought as Main Ruptures FIVE Easy CAND1CE BERGEN of Adjustment is to grant or estimated a 6 percent interest —An increase in the number of electrical duplex outlets per PORT MONMOUTH - Ten the sewer workers left the older boy was. there to pull PIECES deny special consideration in • rate. Board Vice President FOR ADULTS ONLY zoning matters. He said that George S. Kinkade Jr. said room. homes on Gordon Court were scene after the break oc- him out," she went on. Mrs. Bids were received and without water yesterday from curred, leaving unprotected a Gilas added that she had a SOLDIER awards made in the purchase about 2 p.m., when a sewer hole in the street 10 feet deep. daughter 2V4 years old, who of school buses and a mainte- contractor apparently rup- The hole promptly filled with could easily have wandered BLUE Town nance vehicle. Margol Ford of tured a water main in the water, Mrs. Gilas told The into the unprotected and flood- . Middltiown 671 1020 f urrqgate's Office Madison Township won the street. Register, and a small boy just ed excavation. awards for the pick-up truck as promptly fell into It. Mrs. Rosemary Gilas of 12 Mrs. Gilas said she called Mayfair ($2,955) a 12-passenger club Gordon Court complained that "It was just lucky another «»6uiyP»m 775 MS) wagon ($3,516, of which 75 per the Sewerage Authority, the cent can be reimbursed police and Dr. Marc Krofin, BarimStKisaiid Probates 12 Wills Through state aid) and five 54 township health officer. No ac- passenger bus chassis ($21,893 Monmouth T Teen tion was taken until about 4 1 for the five). ••. . p.m., she weBt on, when work- .FREEHOLD - Martha M. ling, in her will of March 1, ers returned and put a flimsy Brnvyer of Red Bank, who 196!). Pour bus bodies will be pur- fence and flashing lights died Jan. 13, divided the bulk ALICE M. HAID of Union chased from Atlantic Truck Council Election Set around the hole. of* Jier estate between Olive Beach, who died Jan. 29, left Equipment of Atlantic High- ran ADULTS omr Branch Lodge 16 of Masons, her car to Joseph Betsch and lands for a total of $18,929. OCEAN — On Monday at nounced by Bob Friedland, A water company repair COLOMAb 'Freehold, and St. James Epis- divided her estate equally Awards were made for the 7:30 p.m., elections will be president. Elections will take crew finally arrived at 8:30 KEANSBURG 787-C300 copal Church of Eatontown. among her daughters, Eleanor purchase of $1,066 worth of held for all officers and com- place at the Monmouth "Y", p.m., when homes on Gordon Free Smoking Sccriort D. Curtis, Alice Cassidy and baseball equipment and $2,535 100 Grant Ave., Deal Park. Court had been without water Community Hsr will was probated mittee chairmen of the Teen FRI.SAT.iuN. Eatwttown S424201 • through the office of county Georglna Nichols", and Joseph worth of track and field equip- Prior to the elections, nomina- for more than six hours. ' ment. Activities Council of the Mon- tions will be recognized. Vot- Surrogate Louis R. Aikins yes- Betsch. Her will was dated "Maybe if you print some- Dec. 18,1964. Board President Glidden ap- mouth YM-YWHA, it was an- ing is restricted to-the mem- Lyric tertfay. thing in the paper someone AlbtrTvP«fk773-tOM : pointed the following commit- bers of the "Y" only. ROBERT MICHAEL J. S> left $5,000 to Milton L. G. HARRY JACKSON of will do something about these RSDFORD POULARD Btown; $3,000 each to Mr. and Red Bank, who died Jan. 15, tees: At a meeting last week, the things. Everyone is just pass- "GREAT Mrs,. Peter Bildhauer and Mr. left $10,000 to Anna V. Gilroy Investment advisory, Eatontown following were nominated for ing the buck," Mrs. Gilas de- Little Fauss and BIG HALSY WHITE and Mrs. William D. Wilson, and the balance of his estate George S. Kinkade Jr., chair- office: President, Bob Fried- clared. ffl MUiaTLIWtlMNKTIM ahd' $1,000 to Fair View Ceme- to his wife, Mae C. Jackson. man, George E. Jacob and land, Dave Upton, Steve HOPE" Theodore Paich. Chamber Tractcnberg; vice president, tery, Middletown, for the up- His will was dated Oct. 13, —AM— kdej) of her mother's ceme- 1067. Negotiations, John J. Lan- Josh Amron, Eric Lieberman; ders Jr., chairman, Mrs. Ruth Display Covered tery' plot. Her will was dated FRANCES C. POSTEN of Week Set treasurer, Mike Glaser, Ri- "A CLASSY PiCTURE!" Circle July 11,1967. Atlantic Highlands, who died Lewart and Mr. Jacob. chie Sehlossbaeh, Larry Suss- «t. 66 It Jltbury Pk Orc't Bridge Photos Octan Townihro 7/5 SSlO JENNIE H. BAHR of Red Jan. 7, left $500 each to her School planning, Ernest. R. EATONTOWN - Mayor man: recording secretary, Al- Bank, who died Dec. 30, divid- grandchildren, Linda R. Pos- Kretzmer, chairman; Joseph Herbert E. Werner has pro- icia Bellman, Roz Lippel; cor- MONMOUTH BEACH - H. Weber and Mr. Landers. claimed the week of Feb. 22 responding secretary, Marlene ed her estate equally among ten and John H. Posten Jr., Currently on display at the anil the balance of her estate Public information: John F. as Greater Eatontown Area Einhorn, Jackie Meltzer. lior daughter, Marion Rothlls- Monmouth Beach Public Li- berger; the children of Mrs. was divided equally among Kerwin Jr., chairman, Mr. Chamber of Commerce Week. Nominations also were held Hothlfcbergcr, and her chil- her sons, William H. Posten, Paich and Dr. Kretzmer. The chamber, formerly the for committee chairmen and brary is a group of original dren of her daushtor, Mildred John H. Posten and James E. Mrs. Lewart will serve as Bureau of Commerce and representatives to the Teen and hand painted photographs Mijrine. Her will was dated Poslen. Her will was dated representative and lesiglative Trade, is under thn >new man- Activities Council. • of covered bridges. The fea- chairman to the New Jersey agement of Mrs. Mary The Teen Council organizes SdSft, 1,, lf)'8i , ',£'•• • tured works are the handwork flSARA L.'R'UCH of Ocean School Boards Association. Francese. The board of direc- plans and evaluates teen pro- STELLA E. BERTOLINO of of Everett Macwlthey, trustee R4 Bank, who died Jan. 1, Township, who died Jan. IS, tors, headed by Jack Dietz grams at the "Y". Eatontown Kf/her estate to her nephew, left jewelry to her, niece, Sy- Jr., includes Harold Gross- The council is now governed of the library and chairman of DmvriH54 Quorum Lack man, Robert Woolley, Charles JOHN WAYNE IN •Heph' C; Pienataro. in her villai Ann Qayis and to her by a temporary steering com- the industrial arts department — THRIITVESOA Y willfof Jan.4. W49. nephews,';'John F,;! Williams Kitson, Stan Chase, Richard mittee consisting of Bob of Long Branch High School. "RIO LOBO" Ends Meeting McCold, Robert Megaro, Rich- 2 FIRST RUN HITS tftNN t BROOKS of Free- and DavliM- Williams; $M>00 Friedland, Dave Lipton, Roz Aho : to St. ftole Catholic Church, HOLMDEL - With three ard Weianaan, Audrey Schech- Lippel, Laurie Chernin, Laura Mr. Macwithcy's hobby has f • AIMMMCHPRODUCWt "^ Mtf Township, who died Jon. committecmen either out-of- p-, Oarley Garofalo, M-wlre '. ''left his .estate to Heiwn Belmar; ,her house and Its Gottdenker, Richard Schloss- taken him on tours of New PETERSELLERS • GOLDIE HAWN "FOLLOW ME" contents at 1604 Sixteenth town or out of commission, Scully, Col. A.C. Johnson, bach and Laura Kelson, •• Jersey and Pennsylvania to Stone, in his will of Dec. 26, the Township Committee Robert Quinh, Marshal Van 1968," • : • . Ave., Belmar, to Svvllla E. photograph the bridges. The Thoden; and divided the bal- failed to raise a quorum for Winkle, Dr. Anthony Vlllane, histories of the bridges have WARY J. CARHART of last night's scheduled meet- Edward Clark, Irvlnfi Block Home Life Post Carlton Mohmiuth Beach, who died ance of her estate equally been researched to provide among her nephews John F. ing. and Charles Avery. Jan, 30, left bet estate to her For Jou Bouker background. COLW- FroratolumKi Pttoes«»;»! Williams and Pavld M. Wil- Of the live committeemen, • The week will start a flurry daughter, Mary L. Carhart, In J. Paul Jannuzzo was out of of activities for the chamber NEW YORK — Jon S. Bou- The pictures are hung in the Town her will of Jan. 2B, 1946. liams, and her niece, Syvilla PUS—2nd BIG HIT kHfl7 Ann Davles, Her will was dat- town on business, Wallace A. with a new membership drive ker, Atlantic Highlands, has young people's area of the li- FRIEDA EWALD of Middle- Taylor was home In bed with heading the list according to been appointed assistant brary on Willow Ave. Library Community town, who died Feb. l 1MB. ed 19 the flu, and Dominick Luccar- Jack Dietz, president. The director ot agencies for the hours arc Mondays and Tues- ELLIOTT CANDICE left her estate to her son, GEORGE H.' TIMBUN of elll was in the hospital. drive will try to bring all the Home Life Insurance compa- days from 2:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. KIDDIES MATINEE Heinz EWald, in her will of Eatontown, who died Jan. 28, GOULD-BERGEN left $1 and tdols and equipment The committee will attempt Eatontown area businesses to- ny, New York. and 7 W 9 p.m.; Thursdays SAT. A SUN. Nov. 14,1988. • to meet tonight a 8 p.m. in a gether to form one of the most Mr. Bouker, a graduate of from. 7 to 9 p.m.; Fridays 2 P.M. VIOLA M. GIRLING n! to his son. George E. Tlmblta, and left the balance of his es- special session to take care of active chambers In the area. Susciuehanna University, lives from 2:39 to 5 p.m., and Sat- "WISHING Middletown, who died Jan. 30, the most urgent items on the Under the new organization, at 2 Chapin Ave. with his urdays from -9:30 a.m. to divided her estate equally be- tate to his wife, Dorothy E, Will" Timhlin. His.will was dated agenda, including the site plan any unpaid dues will be wife, Cyhthia, and their son, noon. The library Is closed tween her sons, Rohert O- for Triangle Industries Inc. waived. Jon, Jr. Wednesdays. HnR 3d nnH Wallace D..Gir- Ji.lv fi. 1"M.- THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK-MIDDLETdWN, N. J.: THURSDAY, FEB. 18,1371 Libbey-Oiveiis-Ford By ROGER E. SPEAR A — Your shares, bought THURSDAY ' 0 -Do you think Ubbey- prior to a tbree-for-two split, FRIDAY-SATURDAY Owens-Ford will recover? I Successful have an adusted cost of $56.67 have £ 12-point loss on my per share for the 150 shares 9:30 A.M. Til 10 P.M. shares.—M.S. you nqw hold. As a result of CHARGE ITIUNI CARD OR A — Roughly 45 per cent of Investing reorganization, broadly diverv MASTERCHARGE Libby-Owens-Ford's sales i r ' < i sified Republic Corp. has dis- are to the automotive indus- posed of operations, which in production; higher volume fiscal 1970 contributed $24 mil- try, 95 per cent of which is to sales to resurgent GM; and a General Motors. In fact, com- slight boost in 1971 prices for lion to gross. Other divisions to pany supplies about 75 per automotive glass. Moreover, be disposed of gross about $20 cent of GM's glass require- million annually. Dependence Our BEST MADE PAINT continuing strong demand for ments. Because of this heavy glass and stepped-up capital on the aerospace industry has jppr reliance on GM, which suf- outlays should further aid re- been reduced and'remaining fered a KMreek strike, consol- sults. Quarterly dividend of 50 operations are more closely 1 <'"$T ].• idated net sales for all of 1970 cents was recently declared. integrated. Deferred product rose only 9.6 per cent while Stock has excellent rebound development costs and other earnings dropped 54 per cent. potential and should be re- expenses were unusually large f. i, L Although final quarter results tained. in fiscal 1970, resulting in a represented an improvement drop in earnings to 54 cents a over the third period deficit, Q — Two years ago I pur- chased 100 shares of Republic share, down from $1.78 the sales and profits were still se- year earlier. Shares may be verely hampered. The general Corp. at ?85 a share. It is now M 1- *f. ^%-^'h^ around $10. Would you advise held for further recovery in a business decline and costs of strong market atmosphere. introducing major technologi- sale?-H.C. & E.P. cal changes in glass opera- tions also restricted profitabil- ity. Despite this rather unim- pressive picture, outlook for Marlboro Couple 1971 is quite optimistic. Lib- bey-Owens is benefiting from its conversion to float-glass Sues for Variance NURSING HOME FREEHOLD — Mr. and to use part of their Rt. 79 • M-Hotr Com Mrs. Nicholas DePalma, Rt. premises for a third store. • tNwKhtyalltlmN 79, Marlboro, filed a com- The plaintiffs said they had • Mtdlctr* Appramd plaint in Superior Court yes- received a variance from NAVESINK HOUSE Marlboro Council in 1967 to m RIVERSIDE AVE. RED MNK terday to reverse a Marlboro Ml-Wt Board of Adjustment decision erect a building to be used as a which denied them a variance dwelling 'house and beauty parlor and barber shop. They said they later got permission An uncommon recipe from the uncommon salt to use a floor level room as a third store instead of a recre- Then Is a difference fn salt Diamond Crystal, the uncommon salt, it belter. Its tiny diamond ation room. crystals mate food taste uncommonly good. Be When the building was vir- sureto us e it for pot roasting the most delec- tually completed, said the table chicken you ever gave your family. complaint, the plaintiffs were •told they could not use the POT premises for a third store. I The complaint alleges that the plaintiff produced proof at Roast Chicken a Board of Adjustment hear- 4 ta S It. rtiitinj bin 1 CUB tomito Juice ing that enforcememt of ,the 4 Ibf. oil ! enrol, diced Vi cton garlic t italfc ceiiry, diced zoning ordinance would be a Vi tsj. RMfjaran Vi rounded tip. silt great hardship on them and DIci er pre« farlic and combine In oil wild wit and marji- rom, rubbini on thicken tit Ida ind out. place en rick in would deprive them of the use ro»tfn| pan, in 475* ovin unlit browned. (20 to 30 min.). of their property. The board Add tomato juice, onion and celery. Cover tightly. Reduce heal to 350* for 1 hour, Rtmovs com and cook half (tour longer, Jan. 5 denied the application. totoimry7««iTilnu[« The complaint charges that the board action was illegal, arbitrary, capricious and un- reasonable. ELJER Vincent C. DeMaio of Mata- ONE LOW wan represents the DePalmas. ONE LOW ONE LOW ONELOW College Names MICE PRICE PRICE PRICE Its Physician 'WINSTON' • COLOR-UFE INTERIOR • ROUING VINYL TREADFASTPOLYURE- WEST LONG BRANCH - • SAND TEXTURE CEILING ACRYLIC LATEX FLAT DRIPLESS LATEX FLAT THANE FLOOR & DECK Dr. Ross E. McRonald, Colts LATEX FLAT WHITE WHITES, COLORS WHITE & COLORS ENAMEL . Neck, has been appointed • BASEMENT & GARAGE • DRY-PROOF WATER- PROOF CEMENT PAINT DECORAMASEMI- director of the Student Health LATEX WALL PAINT • UISTERAMA SEMI-GLOSS WHITE GLOSS VINYL LATEX Center and college physician WHITE & COLORS WHHE ENAMEL at Monmouth College. • ONE COAT DRIPLESS • ACRYUCONECOAT FINIS: HWHI!tt«3tOK He recently completed a VINYL LATEX FLAT DRIPLEX LATEX FLAT • tUSTERAMASEMI'CLOSS • DECORAMALATEXflAT tour of duty with the U.S. WHITE VEtVEl-WHITE VINYL LATEX WHITE CUSTOM COIOK Navy and last served as medi- • ALKYD HARD FLOOR & • SPANISH AQUATEX ENAMEL • PORCELAIN WHITE cal director at the Earle Na- VINYL TEXTURE WHITE REGULAR HI-GLOSS ENAMEL val Ammunition Depot. DECK PAINT REGULAR REGUWR TO 6.95 REGULAR Mr. McRonald was graduat- TO 3.99 TO 6.95 TO 8.95 ed from Fairleigh Dickinson University, Teaneck, with a "Sbur "Sour Your bachelor of science degree in biology. He was graduated Choice Choice' Choice Choice from the State University of New York Medical School in GALLON GALLON GALLON GALLON. Buffalo in 1966. S.Jx, *»*<

SOUTH OF THE KRUMMY KRUPP Driver Is ?s>: Ozits PEEL& STICK SHORT ON WONDERFUL WEST FRONT ROOM Called Careless 12x12 CARPET TILE LOTS MIDDLETOWN - Police FIRST QUAlltY VINYL ; FOAM-BACK QUIET STEP* have issued a summons for WALL careless driving to Steven J. 1 , OECOBATORCOLORS •COVERING! Caputo, 17, of 88 Third Ave., f Another Special Value During Atlanitc Highlands. I 8UYICASEOKM0RE COTlESfCOBIS Our 43rd Anniversary Celebration Caputo's vehicle, police say, failed to negotiate a curve on NEW 1971 Middletown-Lincroft Road, hit SHF-STICK OzitB PATTERNS a high dirt bank, and turned 12x12 CARPET TILE over. John Connell IS of HI IN STOCK! Bay Ave., Atlantic Highlands, Onefullcarat who was a passenger in the BRStQUAUTVfOAM-BACK WALL-TEX car, was reportedly taken to OZITE EXCELLO® AND ACS® River view Hospital, Red N«w Sticky Bode, N» PalM Nudxl DECORATOR COIORS WETLOOK Bank, by the Fairview First BUYICASEORMORE Aid Squad. Mi»al|39'rilt NEW 1971 . . . COLOKS of diamonds t PATTERNS IN STOCK Patrolman Herman Grillon DECOIATOISICONDS, was investigating officer for OZlte (g>-mstrong IFrE«FICTIO1.9SlOW the accident, which happened SING. at 3:53 p.m. Monday. SOU SELF-STICK 12x12 CARPET TILE $1,420 Award, NEW PRINTED DESIGN FIRST QUALITY FOAM BACK SonitDs FLOCK Not $8,305 N.w Sliiky Bock,, No Poll. N«.tl.tl Canvas Backed! BUYICASEORMORE FREEHOLD — It was In- BUYICASEORMORE U#r*jlr59'7* 1971 Color. A Pa||,,n,. Slot. correctly reported in The Dai- ^«'l»« will vary. If p«f,,t ly Register Monday that a jury awarded $8,305 to Mr. TILES and Mrs. Thomas R. Scott of FIRST QUALITY $ 375 Bath Ave., Long Branch, SELF STICK FIRST QUALITY Sale 399 for injuries they suffered in SHAG 12x12 CARPET TILES SHAG 12x12 CARPET TILES an automobile accident on Jo- LUXURY* FOAM BACKED *k M"%. Stny. ii taatUni Kcipte* in nil net* tlinil nluii t PRINCETON* line Ave., Long Branch, April Famous Mfgrs. ME&^LS 20, 1969. DECORATOR COLORS This one full carat of diamonds with baguettes In a Easy Initollalion. ^^E^^RF I n.w ,.iclni«f kindergarten class in the Union The children, don't,know it, ing disabilities specialist, gree from Georgetown Uni- (that's Karen Primolo, 5, left, end Irene Torres, o, in the center of the but they're doing lots more think it will. versity, has studied dancing v than having fun in the 45-min- "Basically, there always is since she was 10 with such lu- utes-a week rhythmics class a connection between a child's minaries as Martha Graham, Mrs. Sophie Weber teaches physical coordination and his and has taught dancing to each kindergarten, here. ability to read," Mr. DiMaio children for the past seven : They're • sharpening listening said, "We're trying to see to it years. 0 • skills, improving their motor that our children get all the ••• «r _ "Children who were shy at coordination, quickening their help we can give them so the beginning of school are response to auditory and vis- that, when they begin reading blooming quite a bit," Mrs. ual dues — all skills impor- instruction, coordination is James observes. tant in learning to read. one area in which np child The rhythmics' program, fi- will be handicapped." The .weekly rhythmics class nanced by federal Title I In addition to improving is evidence that learning can funds, is designed principally muscular coordination, doing be fun. to help the children develop what the music tells you to "I love ... I love to do all more muscular awareness spurs the children's creativity the exercises," six-year-old and control. It is being intro- along with an acceptance of Edward Hopkins proclaimed duced to all kindergarteners - discipline, as demonstrated hi an excited torrent of words, TICK-TOCK — These Union Beach kindergartnert don't know if, but making like a chiming clock is more than fun as they move cjoser to learning-to-read time. Mrs. Sophie Weber conducts the weekly rhythmics TMEBMLY dais designed to help develop motor skills necessary for reading. . ' _

RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1971 -13

WAKENED. BIT THE SUN begin to s-t-r-e-t-c-h and grow and happily. Garden Apartment Plan Gets New Airing Tonight

By GLADYS RIPS here as of Feb. 1,503.4 garden She complained that the FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — apartments could be built, proposed apartment complex A' developer* and) those op- says zoning officer JohaT. Al- would result in real estate de- • posed to a proposed garden len. Of these, 460 have been preciation because of in- apartment complex will lock granted to J.D. Holding Co., creased congestion in the horns tonight at the fourth leaving a balance of only 43, area. hearing on an application that Mr. Allen said. "We'll get 15 per cent of may turn out to be "an exer- cise in futility." J. D. Holding, which has 282 their natural drainage, since apartments built or under con- we're on the lowest part of the The Zoning Board of Adjust- struction, and site plan ap- street," she added, She is also ment will hear tonight the tes- proval for 233 with use per- timony of one of the Freehold mits for 107 units, is waiting concerned about light glare Development Co. owners, who for more single houses to be from the parking lot. will be the last witness to ap- built in order to be able to put pear for the developer apply- "What the public doesn't re- up 126 mor» apartments with- alize is that garden apart- ing for a special use permit to in the 15 per cent limit. build garden apartments in a ments are a permitted use in residential zone. With J and D appealing a a residential zone with a spe- zoning ' board denial of 100 cial use permit. They should After that, the 50 township have complained before the residents and representatives units and at the same time zoning ordinance was pressing litigation against the . .' .JUMP UP and try, to touch the friendly sun. Mrs. Sophie Weber, Holmdel, of the J.D. Holding Co., a passedj" said Mr. Allen. competing developer, who 15 per cent limitation on rhythmics teacher, is at the record .player. (Register Staff Photos by Don Lordi) have been attending the gar- But Edwin G. Kolodny, 86' apartments, Freehold Devel- Plymouth Drive, termed the TOP 10 NOMINEE - Miss Kathleen Stynes, 18, of Marl- den apartment hearings since boro is Monmouth College'* choice for the national Feb. 4, will get a chance to opment may be "gambling on Freehold Development propos- voice their opposition. a court recommendation to al poor planning. "Top Ten College Girls" competition next month. The Freehold Development the township changing the "I'm not against garden Planning Regarded Key Co., of West New York, wants apartments," he said, "but rule," Mr. Allen said. to build 168 apartments on 17 they shouldn't all be in the acres off Schank Road, adjoin- "We are here, and let's same area." Marlboro Miss hope no more apartments will ing the Woodgate and Stone- Mr. Kolodny, who lives in hurst Developments. come," Mrs. Charles C. Flem- ing, 33 Stonehurst Blvd. said Woodgate, also objected to the To Disorders Control location of parking lots in The complex wouM include yesterday. She described the parking for 250 cars, a swim- front of the houses so that Tops 11 Coeds By Ben Van Vllet side police, including the state is," he said. location of her home, which is ming pool, and a service adjacent to the J and D apart- they would adjoin neighboring WEST LONG BRANCH - MIDDLETOWN - State Po- police. He noted that the state po- back yards. Miss Marie Rafter, a junior building for pool facilities. ment houses, as being "in the Miss Kathleen Stynes, a fresh- from LUtle Silver; was chosen lice LI -George Thomas told These facilities, he said, lice "combine" program held 75 members of the Monmouth in 1967 at Sea Girt which was Two previous applications buffer zone," neighboring the Also, with 60-70 per cent of man from Marlboro, will rep- first runner-up in the contest. Municipal Association last would have room for feeding designed to teach municipal were presented by the builder apartment area between one the apartment site to be resent Monmouth College in Rules of the contest require night'that the key to control- and housing, police as well as officials and local police in co- and later withdrawn, tlij most family residential and the Rt. paved, he anticipates severe the national competition for the coeds, to display leader- ling civil disorders is the de- recreation areas. operative disorder control, recent last Novmber. 9 commercial zone. flooding conditions of the the "Top Ten College Girls in ship not only in fashion and has been judged a success and Residents'Petitions nearby brook and ditch into America." grooming, but in some cam- velopment of a coordinated He praised Asbury Park plan. will be updated in a new pro Meanwhile, hundreds of which the runoff would drain. The annual search for the pus or community activity. school officials to,for making gram starting in three weeks. He also complained of possi- "Top Ten College Girls" is Contestants must reflect indi- Lt Thomas, operations offi- available the city's high Stonehurst and Woodgate Grossman Hit Lt. Thomas said when the homeowners have signed peti- ble air pollution and light sponsored by Glamour Maga- vidual thinking in their ap- •cer for Troop C stationed at school during last year's riots. glare from cars if the parking zine and will be conducted in proach to fashion and its role He said the conditions were program was first started tions against the apartments. the Princeton Barracks, said some municipal officials im- The Woodgate Civic Associa- For Defense lot is built on the periphery of March. A panel of the maga- in the life they lead. Also, the nearly ideal for taking care of zine's editors will select the contestants must be outstand- municipalities must devise a the slate police contingent. plemented the ideas for a co- tion and the Stonehurst Home- the property, as planned. "plan of action" to get the ordinated program, but that owners Association, represent- winners who will be featured ing initiators or achievers in He criticized some munici- Of Budget in the August college issue of community or college affairs. various municipal agencies to- palities — without naming "many, many others took the ing about 700 families, have report and just hid it in a voted their opposition. J. D. Ecology Talks the publication. Judges for the contest were gether to operate as a single them — tor requesting outside MARLBORO — Council Miss Stynes. was chosen assistance without any idea of desk drawer." Holding Co., developer of President Joseph Brodniak Miss Helen "Coolde" Weiss, a unit. Tomorrow from a field of 12 Monmouth sophmore from Margate City, how to use the additional ' He said the new program Stonehurst and adjacent apart- said last night that he is "dis- ments, has expressed opposi- appointed that Councilman POINT PLEASANT-Ecol- coeds during the local compe- last year's winner; Miss Ju- ' "There's a need — a defi- manpower. will attempt to bring together tition Feb. 7 at the college. nite need — for organization," tion. Lawrence Grossman has "al- ogy will be the theme of the dith McCann, assistant ,dean Ha said he has seen many many of those municipalities Monmouth-Ocean Develop- The Panhellenic Council spon- of students and director of he said, "an organization which failed to follow up on The reason the hearings, lowed his political allegiance examples of "rushes" of po- to Mayor Morton Salkind to ment Council meeting tomor- sored the event. programming; Webster Tram- which can tie together the Po- lice brought in from neighbor- the 1967 effort and to develop which promise to continue be- lice, the fire department, and take precedence over his obli- row, according to Edward J. The 18-year-old winner is mel 1, director of student activ- ing commmunities only to coordianated plans for disor- yond tonight, may be futile is majoring in psychology and is ities; Miss Janet Puza, Long the welfare department into der control in those municipal* that even if the board grants gations to the residents of Moran, vice president and: stand around on street corners Marlboro."' program chairman. " the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Branch, Robert Small, a Mon- an efficient operation to cope without anything to do. ities where trouble is a possi- a use permit, the developer 1 James R. Stynes, School Road with civil disorders or natural bility. (""THr. Moran will be assisted mouth senior from Cherry "What a terrible waste this will be unable to obtain a per- Mr. Brodniak said that the East. A varsity basketball Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Jack disasters." mit to build at this time. With arrangements by Ocean councilman's defense of May- County Freeholder George F. team cheerleader, Miss Grossbeck, Colts Neck, (Mrs. Absenteeism Hit Th township zoning ordi- Stynes is a member of Delta He said in a speech at the or Salkind in the recent budg- Makin and Jack Lamping, Grossbeck is a former fashion nance provides against garden Phi Epsilon sorority and was buyer), and Howard Aaron, of CobbesStones, there have apartments in excess of 15 per et dispute was a "complete Ocean County director of pub- Hudson Board Okays lic relations. graduated from Red Bank Pedestal Shoe Store, Asbury been too > many instances cent of the total number of reversal of his opinion last Catholic High School. The panelists will be Gar- Park. where mayors have been ab- single family houses in the Monday night." The council sent 'during troubled times municipality at any one time. field De Marco, chairman of president quoted Mr. Gross- and there has been a lack of New Vocational Post With a total of 3,356 one- the Pinelands Region Study direction from "the top," HIGHLANDS - An extra day and work in area busi- family houses in existence man as saying, in the pres- Commission, and Dr. A. J. 'Tye seen examples," Lt. grant of $8,420 in Title I funds nesses for the remainder. ence of the township director Walnut, deputy planning Development Council Thonijs said, "where mayors will be used -to hire a voca- The coordinator's post has of finance and township audi- director for Burlington Coun- ty- haven't been there to do the tional coordinator for the edu- been approved by the. state library Board tor, that he "was not satisfied job they are supposed to. cationally dlsadvantaged stu- Department of Education, Mr. The luncheon meeting will Awards Dinner May 4 with the information present- They ,haVe • delegated it to the dents, according to action tak- Isch added. The person re- Elects Snell be in King's Grant Inn at FT. MONMOUTH - The sponsible would place and su- ed to Council by Mayor Salk- provement awards will be police chief and that is just en by the Henry Hudson Re- noon. Sixth Annual Awards Dinner changed drastically. Only con- not right." gional Board of Education last pervise those in the program. EATONTOWN — The board ind and admitted that the Mayor Harold Foulks, chair- of trustees of the Eatontown of the Monmouth-Ocean De- struction in excess of $1 mil- Ho said It is up to the may- right. Later, the superintendent budget was not in proper man of file MODC Environ- velopment Council will be lion will be eligible. Private Public Library, at its annual mental Committee, has an- or ty declare emergencies, Superintendent Joseph L. said, the program could be ex- form." Thursday, May 4, in Gibbs dwellings and construction by and to impose curfews. Isch requested the approval to reorganization meeting, elect- nounced sponsorship of a 1 panded to. include a medical ed Robert Snell as its chair- "If Councilman Grossman Hall. non-profit groups will not be "And, , he said, "if the initiate a work-study program aide course for girs in con- Clean-Up and Beautification Donald F. Matthews, Bel- considered for an award. man. Program by the council from mayor isn't going to be there, for youtiis who might drop put junction with Riverview Hos- persists in covering up the mar borough clerk and dinner In addition to the appoint- then he. should have someone of school because of disinter- The board also announced a failures of his political crony, April 15 through May 27. pital, Red Bank. change in the evening hours committee chairman, said the ment of the chairman and co- around with the delegated au- est and lack of achievement. This ecology panel discus- co-chairman is Peter Smith of Mr. Isch said he will imme- for the library, effective he will do irreparable harm to chairman by council president thority to perform these func- "I don't intend to spend lo- sion and the Clean-Up cam- Ocean County Comunity Col- Milton F. Untermeyer, the fol- tions.14 cal taxes for the program," diately advertise for the post. March 1. The new schedule any chances of bringing har- paign will be related to the will be 2 to 5 p.m. Monday lege. lowing subcommittee chair- "By! having a plan," M. he advised, explaining that The coordinator will be paid mony into Marlboro," Mr. over-all environmental im- J oh the teacher salary guide through Friday; 10 a.m. to 1 Mr. Matthews said this men were named: ticket sales Thomas said, "you know what the additional fed»-al fun s. Brodniak said. provement efforts being initi- year's community service and distribution, John Keav- would completely finance the for the job which will run p.m. Saturday; 7 to 9 p.m. ated by the council. to do ;with what is available." "I call upon him to cut loose awards will be given to the eney and Harry Sussna; pro- program. through September. Monday, Wednesday and Facilities Needed Thursday. his puppet strings and to start In addition to the program, person or persons making the gram committee, Mrs. Joy Ha said well developed Work Included At that time, the program there will be a report of the 4 serving the people of our com- greatest contribution to over- Asay; screening committee, plans for dealing wilh emer- Between 25 and 40 boys will be evaluated and possibly The library will continue to nominating committee and a munity," the council president all improvement of life in the Edwin M. Ambler; special gencies should include provid- would be Involved initially and revamped and expanded, Mr. be open on Friday evenings meeting of tie board of direc- two-county area, but the cri- from 7 to 9 until March 1. and honored guests, Mayor ing adequate facilities for out- would attend school for half a Isch said. tors. teria for the real property im- Herbert B. Werner. 14 DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK -MIDDLETQWtf; N.'J.: 'THURSDAY, FEB. 18,1971 '''?>Ai Kitchen Finesse Leads to Festive Fare By MARGOT SMITH the adult school, and a very 3 eggs,'well beaten gTLTFBD ARTICHOKES , -.r • 'our food is rather Jieavy:' I Allow one artichoke ptt per- RED BANK - Fay Festa attentive family man. would- follow this meal with a oil for frying son. will, with a little prodding, ad- Finished or no, Fay loves dish of fresh fruit . . . and Bread crumb mixture; 4 artichokes mit that her friends have la- her kitchen, and all the tend- with the meal goes lots of 4 cups bread crumbs er, loving care that is going good Italian Chianti." Vi cup grated cheese cups bread crumb.*, beled her a good cook, into it inspires her cooking. Entertaining for the Festas l teaspoon chopped parsley t hpflefl-JlM And it didn't just happen by Marguerite, 10, Connie, 13, is usually reserved for sum- 1 clove garlic, washed l clove garljc, xewm* accident. and Marion, 16, help their mertime when they treat their salt and pepper to taste salt and pepper • .'.*.. Thoroughly mix ingredients Fay's attitude toward cook- mother put together the Ital- friends to outdoor meals fea- Cut stems -, ing is: "It takes lots of tend- ian specialties the family likes turing "The kind of Italian for bread crumb mixture and so they wllldti food most people aren't famil- er, loving cfere — and time. best. set aside.- tips from artjc Veal and Eggplant iar with." Last year's legend- Dip veal cijtlet in egg and halfway down., You can't rush and get good ary "Festa-fest" featured then ip breadcrumb, fixture. Typical of the kind of thing oughly, results." tripe, squid and six kinds of Fry lightly Hi olVjJDp same open. Drahyrell.', Fay and her gregarious hus- that has established her repu- wine to choose from. with eggplant sttee3. ' tation is Fay's veal and,,egg- Combine bread ctfni&))s with band, Neil, Jive at 8 McLaren Fay, in her careful, unhur- Line a large roasting pan or plant Casserole, which she casserole with a little fomato remaining ingredtajjttJ Sprin- St., which address has been ried way, spent a week pre- calls "sort of a combination of sauce. Place layer pf veal on getting the do-it-yourself paring the food. kle mixture Into M'jl arti- treatment, in stages, over the two famous Italian dishes." .sauce, then a layer;:of egg- chokes, getting -rao the 16 years they've lived there. It's a handy one for enter- VEAL AND EGGPLANT plant. Spread' with roozzorella spaces between the'^yes. Neil, proprietor of Foamart in taining because the whole PARMESAN cheese., Sprinkle with grated Place in pressui'e'^Wker or Ealontown, is using all kinds thing may be made early in Serves 4 cheese. Cover with tomato heavy pot with lid, $»jth two of interesting materials to fix the day, and re-heated for 15 1 pound veal cutlet sauce.- Continue alternating cups of water Sprinkle tops of up the Festa kitchen. That, minutes before serving. All 1 large eggplant layers until meat and eggplant artichokes with olive'oil. In too, is taking time, for'Neil is you need with it is a good sal- 5 cups homemade or commer- are used up. pressure cooker, codk about 20 ad and' some buttery garlic a busy guy — director and set cial tomatoe sauce Bake in 350-degree oven for minutes until leaves are tend- bread. 40 minutes. Serve with salad designer of the Monmouth 1 large mozzarella cheese er In regular pot, cook about Players, teacher of sculpture with Italian dressing, and "We don't go for heavy des- grated romano or parmesan 45 minutes. Add waterif need- and wheel-throwing pottery at cheese garlic bread. serts," Fay says, "because ed.

FESTIVE FESTA FOOD - Marguerite Festa, 10, is learning how to help her mother, Fay, make beautiful Italian dishes the unrushed, careful way. Both are wearing hostess gowns made by Fay. (Register Staff Photo) Bakers by the Dozen Credit Card Crisis LONG BRANCH-Mrs. Ed- ward Echols, a member of the Deaf Ann Landers: Please, board of directors of the Mon- Ann, a word or two to the mouth Council of Girl Scouts, credit card nuts like myself — Ann Landers awarded prizes to participants people whose eyes are bigger in the annual Girl Scout Bake-Off co-sponsored by the Why do vine bottles have than their budgets. Idiots who Monmouth Council of Girl have a weakness for things driver's license for identifica- Scouts and -Jersey Central in indentation in the they have no right to own. tion. Power and Light Co. bottom? Something happened yester- , I envied that woman so Thirty-two Girl Scouts, 13 day that made me realize much it hurt. There I stood Brownies and 19 Juniors from Th properly me was trying to cash a how I'd make it through the winners of their individual decanted, the jedimenl is left behind check. The clerk asked for a month. By the time I made troop bake-off, competed here This magnificent lamp •athir than being spread through- credit card to establish identi- all my payments I wouldn't in the Sears, Roebuck & Co., by Paul Hanson is of. ' ut the bottle. There is some opinion fication. The woman replied, have a dime left: I'd have to Third Ave. imported mirror-black Oriental Porcelain, with that the punt it (or reinforcement, charge everything. My friends "Sorry, I have no credit classic bird on branch iptciolly in Champagne bottles cards." The clerk then asked and relatives call me Giant- Dolores Ann Gross, Long Branch, a member of troop design in gold. The shade when wine is under pressure. in what stores she had charge Hearted Geraldine. I buy fab- is of Oyster white silk ulous gifts for everybody. I 677 of Seaside Neighborhood, on Vinyl for softly accounts. The woman an- received first prize in the swered, "Sorry, I don't have also have a yen for luxuries. diffused illumination, A In my rational moments I Brownie division for her full 40 inches in height, any charge accounts either. know I have no business even Chewy Noels cookies, and in this lamp enriches the We pay cash for everything." looking at cashmere skirts the Junion Division, Kathryn room where it is placed, With that she handed over her Ann McNulty, of Rumson and provides elegant and handmade French night- complement to your other gowns. Troop 112, won first prize for her two-egg yellow cake. furnishings. Please, Ann, print my letter Honorable mentions went to You

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Two-door, 222-9000 CALL M2-64S7 I50C. 566-3242. 4^ p.m- J91J771. automatic, power itKrlni air conation- JUNK CARS r AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE For Immediate credit approTal. Inc. wrtect condition. N.w tires, tl.129 TWIN BORO MOTORS CHEVROLET IMPALA - 19O. Ueebanl. 1965 BtJICft RIVIERA—FUlljeojllDped. or beet after. Wat nU. Phone 747-8313. Jeep Bale* and flex-vice caUy tound. Automatic transmission, air eondlUoncd. CaU after 7 P-m. TwinbrookAuto' Price start at J26J0 Eta freljht CHEVROLET'S -BRANDNEW power brakes, steering. 3275, 787-5476. MM7M 19M RAMBLER - Perfect mechanical M74W0 CHEVROLET —1955. Needs work. IMl PEOOBOT - ««. EadlaJs. mti»» eondltkm. Datnaged front feader, .bumr> Eotontown 542-2235 IWO LEFTOVERS — Demo's and eiecu. Body firm. 193. aceOent, body good, needs dutch, sacri- er and arill. Hare all parti. 1100. <71- VAltiVN1 Uve't at greatly reduced prleej. WASHINGTON * ADTO SERVICE 717-M43 fice >Ui. 142-7777 after 6. J7H , Fofcle 370 Broad St. 284-1323 Keyport TOWNE CHEVROLET 1967 CHEVROLET — Impall 89. Air 1M2 CHEVROLET - Impala »t«tl«i coadltloolag, power ateerliuj. 91700 or USB PLYMOUTH - Senendable traM- 542-5500- 1971 OLDSUOB1LES — L&rpe selection, 1st Ave. Atlantic HlehUuids 291-1101 waion, VI, automaUc. Oood condition. portWon. 1100 or best offer. WE DON'T SEW, JTJIIK - Immediate delivery. STEVEN OLD8MO- beat offer. 591-D5O*. AlkW am 747-1687 or 1423. . I960 CHEVHOUr BILE. 1U> Main St. llatawau. S4M60). VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER VAN - 1864, 19T0 MUSTAKO — Automatic, powe W.rry^ Best Offer Bed, refrigerator, lots of cabinet spac 19W OLDSUOBUJB — Four-door. Good TfiE FINEST SELECTION — Of new and Call alter 6 a.m. 671-2890 spac ruuitag condition.»». CaU steejinv, 16,000 mUes. Excellent condi- dollar. See or cal used cars In Monmoutb County. Orer 100 Good running condition. »700.191-0197. tion? BOSS or best offer. Must seS. Phone CDRY, 747-5490. alr-amdlttoiied new ears In stock. Me 1968 CORVETTE — Two tow, ttlck ehllt. 1969 CORVETTE - 427 - 390 h.n., 4- 747-SKJ, OLom BCICK-OPEL IRC, Sbrembury Big engine. J2S83. BAILLY BROB, INC. ipeed, power steering, brakes, windows. 1966 RAMBLER CLASBIC - «2M- CASH FOR DSED CABS — Truclri. for: Ave.. New Bliresuburr. 7414200. Air conditioned. AU.FM radio, two Call ltM OTO CONVERTIBLE— murjneed euTor domestic, pejttopposu Two tops. 13,000 miles. Excellent condition. 495-0163 Bunt. 360 b.p. t900. fi*»«. Mlddletown. 671-9H44. ••'...- AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE t37O0. call 671-MZ4 atte> s p.ra 1999 PLYMODTH rTJRY m — Power CaU 251-1700 FOED PAIRLANE — 1966. Power steer- brakes, ateerini. Air conditioned, new 196S CADILLAC — Coupe DsVUle hard AUTO RENTALS ing, brakes. Very good condition. J700. Ures. WOO. 671-80M. top. Full sower. Air conditioning. Musi Call 671-5818. 1966 EL CAMWO seU. 11.075. SB4-11M. $1736 Oood shape TOM'S FORD MR. R, SCOTT, Credit Manager CADILLAC —1984. Ugbt blue. fouMoor. CaU 671-1431 alter 6 p.m. 1965 OLDSMOBILE — 442. New tires, Very good condition. 4390. Call 291-372I brakes. $S73 or best offer. RENT k A CAR aftemoons or eves. 1867 HU8TAITO — acid, automatic, Call 7I7-4SM 800 Hwy. 85 Introducing The Li'l Something "I WILL FINANCE YOU ON THE 1968 BTJ1CK RIVIBRA — Fully equipped. »1235. Call after 6 p.m. Low mileage. 7394131 FALCON STATIOU WAOON 1952 — Ba- BOATS AND ACCESSORIES Datsunl200. fr REPROCESSED CARS BELOW" CaU 1(2-7642. SHREWSBURY MOTORS dio. heater, mow tlrea. One owner. Oood CHRYSLER I960 SARATOGA — Four Shrewsbury Avte. Shrewsbury condition. $490.741.7409. We took the ugly out of value is really something. ^ " ••'. .-'t .'1 or o.'f=r jnd t.r.r; , ,-;,n rfriv/e' new tires. Good ruining condition. 3129. 741-IS00 BAYSBORE CHKYBLEK-PLYMODTH INTRODUCING economy and put the Drive a Oatsun then decide. i •!•.•.• ••• -• u'- requ>r.--d We are not aulo dealers CaU 495-0653. ^^ We buy aied Volkawagena Pint Ave.. Atlantic HUthlandi t»le200 performance in. 69 HP I9SS FORD SOCIRE WAGON - 390. Air VOLKBWAOEH I960 - With 1MB motor. VIKING ICEBOAT conditioned, automatio transmission, Call TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Supei Klberglas two-ieatir engine. Front disc brakes. power steering, brakes. New tires. Ex- S71-2493 service. TIOWNES PONTIAC, 81 Lowei cellent condtlon. $2100, Dayi 291-1414. Main St., Matawan. 5ta-UM. Loads of no-cost extras. The HCHKT Mt«esjitfM4 ls4&isw 1961 BUICK — La Sabre. Oood condition. MARSH MARINE DAISUNS CALL NOW After 6 p.m. S4244I1. M75. 1961 BtJICK SKYLARK - Hardtop Home .of linTHlm Fir>,ialii KMOtE ttta 1965 FORD MTJSTANO — 2 2. Fewer Call Keith, M8-410S coupe. Oold and black. Low mileage. SELF RESCUE BUTE JAY 842-6466 MTOKST iKttniir ICCHRTSIU KY.iir brakes and sEeerlng-. Factory air condl- 1964 CADILLAC - Sedan De Vllle. Full Call 222-1234. TURNABOUT HHSTUCmnettiUt C5IUKK HeUH.iir tloned. Clean. CaU 229-2190, after«p.m. power, AM/FM, factory «lr. Oood me- M-3COW 'Mus freight md handling FOR INSTANT CREDIT FIBEIKJLAS WOODPOTST •I KIT l«J,»ft«. . I2MDCE MLenrr. 1965 RAMBLER CLASSIC -Four-door, chanical condition and tires. 1695. Call TRUCKS FOR SALE six-cylinder, atandard shift, power steer- 741-J117. 8AILFISH, SUNFISH 6U5^ WOrcharl I4UPI4dU St.fc/»iB. Re-•»*d- Ban^^«—t T4I.8767* lug. Nice condition. »450.747-3M9. 1992 OLD3MOBILE BS - Air conditioned. 1 INTERNATIONAL TRUCK SALES AUTO ACCEPTANCE SERVICE VOLKSWAGEN — 1969. Standard. OOod Body and motor good condition. Reason- Rarllan Oaran Ins. INVENTORY CLEARANCE LABRIOLA MOTORS condition. 229-7917 afternoons, eves. able. 747-2997. B. Mam Bt.. Keyport M4«S«I NEW AND USED 162 E. Newman Sprint's RoarJ, Red Bank, N. I., Eayi, call 741-1318. leave menage. 1939 CADILLAC - Yellow and white ltd DODOE VAN — Sportsman win- four-door liardtop. Needs work. $150 or dows. Slx.cjllnder. Authorized Dealer 1970 VOLKSWAGEN — Automatic. A-l beat offer.7390157. SAILBOATS condition. Must tell lmeedlaUly. 7474077 m-oo«« 120 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank or 384-5107 after 9:30p.m. CADILLAC 1969 — Four-door hardtop MONMODTB SAILING CENTER DevlUe. Full power, air, stereo radio, tilt UN CHEVROLET PICKDP West St. Monmouth Beach 222-3 VOLVO - 1443. 4-sipeed. Radlala AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOB SALE plus atudded inowe. Eicellent. Muit be IMS INTERNATIONAL SCOUT - Low THE.BOATMAN'S SHOP soen. ai695.671-W39. mileage, excellent oondltlon. New Meyer 61V anow plow and plowing lights. 741 24 Wharf Ave. 741-5710 Red Bunk I960 VOLESWAOEN BUQ — Good run- 2836. O'DAY SAILBOATS — M>» until H«rch ning coattlUon. $U0. Ceil 15th. lulie «4v»nt«Be of O'Dajr's unique 787-372i 1959 FORD - F-100 with a V* engine. ofter. You buy my new O'pu MHJwat Run, .rood. » now, and O'Day cuts in halt the total MERCEDES-BENZ 1965 VOLKSWAOEN — convertible, jel- price ot accessories Including sills. Act low and blact. Radio. Good condition. now mid save 50% on all accessories. MOO. 2S1-2396. 19SS CHEVROLET - Halt ton pickup Your deslcrs for the O'DW line: THE SAVE MORE with 1963, 2S3 Cheirolet V-B enilne, new YACHT SHOP, 11M Ocean Ave., B«a Reliable -Dependable 1966 PONTIAC - Ventura. Power fleer- Ing, brakes. Four-door hardtop, oood 4-barrel carburetor, new paint Job. Must Brlllht 07760. Phone »42-lH3. Urea. *1000. 542-571S. sell. 1350. 50-9540. AT IB' WOOD BOAT — 35 h.p. Mercury. Ex- SALES and SERVICE 1967 OLDSMOBILE — Delta two-door 1969 INTERNATIONAL - Model 1600, cellent condition. Cover and side cur- hardtop. Fully equipped. Call 747-GI70 or 14' aluminum van body, side and rear tains. Many extras. Best offer. 842-2437 Our Customers Agree 741-7090. doors, new tiret. low mileage', 787-1127. after 7 p.m. 1966 BUICK — Eleotra. Convertible. Ful- 19(7 FORD FIDO - Custom cab. pickup. H ly erjulpped. Factory air. Must be seen to Two-tone blue and white. Ma; transmis- 1947 32' CHRIB CRAFT SEDAN — Fljlng Experience Counts appreciate. «UO0 fttm 142-5041. sion. Eicellent condition. $1,150. 741-4486. bridge. DS-SS. Refrigerator. Pressure DIRECT FACTORY DISCOUNTS 1966 CHEVROLET IMPALA - Four-door water system. Many extras. Oood for lardtop, VI automatic, power steering, fishing and live aboard. Shown after 12, BRAND NEW brakes. New tires. Clean, tsso fir quick MOTORCYCLES weekends. In water. Adventurer. Float- sale. 78M66J. Ing dock. Viking Marina, Rt. 35, Morgan, - 650 oo Triumph. (429. N.J IBM PONTIAC WAdON - 9-pasienger Call '71 Dodge Demon MERCEDES-BENZ Catallna. Excellent running condition, l 671-1499 26' TROJAN — 1966 Sea Skiff. Top owner. tLSOO. 671-91ZI. shape. Fully equipped. For details oau 1(68 HARLEY DAVIDSON — FLH Bice- 542-6724. Since 1957 »64 JEEP STATION WAOON — 4-wheel tre-gltde. Mint condition. 7000 orlilnal drive. Excellent condition. miles. Radio, windshield, saddle bas>. 871-1915 chrome, etc, lltOO. Call 671-9S17 or 787- BUSINESS NOTICES 19S8 CHEVROLET — Btatlon wagon. 1924, Oold. Power Meeting, air, radio, heater. HONDA 450 c.b. - 1970. Five monlhs Very cllan. C0T6. 568-1979. old. M23. Call FURNITURE MOVING — Attics and eel 542-3403 lars cleaned. Freo estimates. 1970 CHEVROLET - Monte Carlo. Like Call 7(7-300! new, six months old. 1000 miles. Factory 1S65 SIKUKI - 250cc, like new, with warranty transferrable for 50,000 miles. helmtt, $375. Call LIOHT HAULINO - CLEAN CELLAR!. MURPHY & DAVISON All power, steering, brakes and windows. 741-4488 YARDS, OARAflES — Free estlmatar CaU after I p.m, 741-ilC (just north of Freehold Circle) AutomaUc tranamlfljlon, factory air con- 1970 HONDA - lSOcc. Excellent condi- cUtlomng, «now tires, wire wheels, AM tion, 4000 miles. Includes telmel, 875. W. BOCK radio. Must sen. 74MOS4 after 5. Weelc- 741-4416. Furniture repairing and antiques reft end» all dayorM2-a7»alldayuntll5. llhel. 942-6591. HIGHWAY 9 462-5300 FREEHOLD VOLVO r- lffO P1I00E. Fuel Injection. Mag wheels. 5,0M original miles .»3,600. MOBILE HOMES J. C. & SON $2140" Must sell. Interested buyers call 721-4930. Paneling, Cellars. Attics. Repairs, !ma' TRAVEL TRAILER lobs. Free cellmates. 7I7-«HI», . , ... AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 1971 COACHMAN CRUSADER — 53 Model. Never used. Illness force) sale. RENOWN PAINTINO It DECORATING BRAND NEW For real buy and to see call 747-40:1 Co. Interior. Exterior. Quality workman- 71 Dart after 7 p.m. wetkdays, all day Sat., Sun. ship. Free estimates. Call 741-4950 or Many extras, will deliver anywhere 2J7-4588. SPECIAL within reason. WANTED AUTOMOTIVE AUTO PARTS • REPAIRS Even Winter It HERE! AAMCO t> treninlulenand power itieiing, WASSJ3V5 $1995 • 45 CAR 1968 AMBASSADOR fe? - " 1971 DODGE $1595 ailopr conditioned. Vinyl ^-__ MONACO • FOUR A $1975 —— • SPECIAL • —— SHOWROOM Cul door |io 1967 PONIIAC 1968 OlDSMOBILEt f°'jl ''""'• "f- 1969 Buick Ventura, hardtop, VB, automatic (ran Sport wagon, station wagon, V-8, all at million, power fleering ond factory <• - erwindowi. ' ' "",'.0^250 culomalic tronimitsion, power condition. Keering, power windows and loc- 1QA7 PDPn ITU ^wp'^oor hardtop. Automatic. •' F&H .o,yoir<:onditi.n. $3Q95 $1595 I7O/ rUKU UU fiillnower.vinyltoo ftf^Clk RiOio.hea!or....."... „,., ••••lli lOAAf^AMET Cyclone four-spaed V-8 radiii : IVOOdUMcT Mater. A leifblack beauty," *•(«• OodgE 1965 CMRYSLEP NewP°'! two-door hardtop, air IVO3 CHKISLtK conditioning, power stcerin. FINANCING ARRANGED BUICK-OPEL power brakes '. mm |>Q. *F03 fnefory Equipped SPECIAI HWY. 35 264-4000 KEYPORT Rte, 35 Eat-ontown 542-1111 1965 OPEl teW: , $575 Newman Springi Rd. 747-0040 RED BANK i L •1 -THE DAILY REGISTER, BED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N. I: THURSDAY, FEB. lg, 1971 17 BUSINESS NOTICES HELP WANra>-FinM,,g. HELP WANIH)-ftWe*enial FOB SALE APARTMENTS FUWN18HED BOOMS HOUSES FOR SALE

- HanBy used. | TOTTER EEHTAX. - Ttoen-roomagart- Coft «ao. WBI aeu jor *». ment. Sleeps Qie. Jtiroiitod. PHH4P AIM. One room vlth SdJcMn, Alto, Call 7$7«73« • ' r, 4JB2-UU. COME TO WHERE OLAMMAHT;; W m * i RED BAMK - One-bedroom sublet. Ter- THE GRASS IS GREENER race. Overlooking river. KEYPORT ASZA ~ ImmMUaU possca- Call 741-1732 ALPINE MANOR HOTEL sunslm. Two-btdnoTW04KW10Um1 ranchrush.. Hot water Come to Apptebrook Ageoey> one of the lancit and mott wccenrul Rctl STTCHCN BET — Five piece, excellent heat. Til* bat*. Baaemenf. Belrlf enter, ditio, $25. 20' |as Mario Chef stove, SEA BRIGHT New studio efficiency Special «fl season rales. Hotel rooms with a horse and car- Estate Anodef in tbe ana with galci or over t mflUoo tfouan arinr *40. PbScp cfrleUi7»S5:2»l33Jl doubtooven store Overate garage, tot lo, uown't rhyme... but It's stui moDtb we want a pemtulve salesmu vbo Is ambitious, tnveuiTe and, apartments. Carpeted, utilities paid. No maWMrvlce. $20 week. Motel rooms. $» 75x100. Near church, schools, shopping moat important, ethical. He sbould h* ve Mnt Real Estate SveMeiice tboiRb DARK FZNB — Colonial bedroom set, pets. No lease. 1150 mo. Security. 842- week and up. 1 Portland Rd., Highlands. 9807, 291-2373. and transportation to M.Y. »nd Newark. AVB. PA&KTKO LOTS - atone. not neceiurlly a great deal of U. Our membenhlp In S wferral senrltts complete. $350.. • J7S-1771 . Low 29's. Call between 11 a.m.-4 p.m., mdli4> rtlfiiinfi Clean up tnd liiu phu our excellent Ixal reputation help us furnish many excellent leads. Call 741-44SS 264-7S47. ffij, Tou "name, ft. Dependable service, DENTAL ASSBTANT- This li an exceptional opportunity to join A leading agency and to bring lu WEST END — 2& furnished rooms. HIGHLANDS — River and ocean riew.- TRAVEL TRAILER - 1864 13' Little Kitchen, bath. Air conditioned. 400 Ocean Charles figl** Jr. Blacktop terrice. JECEPHONIST above-average earning!. Fleuant, comfortable room. Hear bus RIVER PLAZA -MSODOWN Champ Sleeps six, $600. Blvd. 222-1233 or 229-3977. line. Ft. Hantoe*. Highlands defense If you qualify under FBA program, this Call 291-3119 base, Highlands Bridie. Private home. four-roon> home, wMB. tile bath and at- pARPENTEE-BnODEE. — Paneling: 1 jfwa APPLEBROOK AGENCY 3000 LINEAL FT. - Hi cove and bed RED BANK — Three-room apartment. 872-1210. • _^__ tached garage, awaits your inspection. h«w calling!, nxlbc, iddltloiu. alter molding, 6 and 7', 3c ft. lOCftlamb heads OBS. hot water, heat supplied, fl^.per Full price t2M0O. We nave others. Uat*. Cd. tutor, WMIUJ. month. 747-5337. l'-zS^iJe" oeu white pine. 29c each. 300 KEANSBURG - Mle« room for lent FELICE REALTORS Phone:671-2300 Ample perking. Reasonable, call 717- LlOBT HATJUNO-Loo.1 moving, — Part-tlmo tosUlons smllaU lineal ft. allghtly damaged Alcoa Alumi- Broken Member MLS 741-S253 mouth County, in Volkswtgai panel. num (utter, white. 35c lineal ft. and Mill ONE-BEDROOM EXECUTIVE — Apart- 8303. , 281-3111 tutwwnfriap.m, Finish, 35c lineal ft. 1,000 pieces 39" ment. Unfurnished. One-year lease re- RED BANK - SUMel *T«. KIM •''• elam shell and colonial trim Uc each. quired. Bid Bank area. A. Kozlcky Real ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS —Clean.com- borne, to settle estate, Ltrfe let. Two PANELING — Basements, atttoi ai BLAISDELL LUMBER, Red Bank, 741- Estate, Broker, ROUIQ 33, Eatontown, fortable sleeping room. Reasonable rale baths, three bedrooms, living room, din- rooms. Call 811-5717 or 741-6396 liter HELP WANTED-MALE FOR SALE 2l2f. N. J 642-2223. U E. Highland A.YC.291. p.m. S'^ 'S*" MUBt <»>nature7Bend PARTY CHIEF DIN1NO ROOM SET —Eight pieces 1773. ^ _. CHARLES Five ohairs, table with leaf, two-piece PRIVATE ENTRANCE - Woman onlj. For housing developments, municipal PIANOS ADD ORGANS RED BANK — Three rooms. Immediate- Mlddletown area. Close to bus stop. Call WATCH & CLOCK HOSPITAL PAUL R. BTItYKER, Realtor. Farms Work-done while you wilt. Crystal work, private gurtejrs, Many benefits Lola ot Christmas trade-ins from ISO. 7 available. $85 s, month Includes heat, CTXHOcr between 3 and s p.m. RELIABLE WOMAN _ To help bus (pension plan pending). $1*0 to 1225. New Rentals from I* per month. Janu-' 'all 747-3730. sum • Winder. 723 Front St., onion ^ Call 4U-9282 ary floor model sale. Hew Klmisll, DININO TABLE - Custom pads. Six and farm mates, state Hlgtway % BtMt.Hi.ro.-6 pnt. mow mother with light cleaning, one day RED BANK — Large room for mature IWrt to Coif Wurlltnr, QUcierio|. Onnd pian- chairs, hutcn, walnut. Beautiful ctaidl- SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP — Four business gentleman. Private entrance PAINTINO JOB8 DESIRED - Evening! J£°iS! " WSwT AUTO MECHANIC — will tram man os and ortana from S495. FREEHOLD tlon. Cost $1100. Sell $350. Two Nauga rooms, cooperative apartment. Oil heat. and parkway. 74W»96. Holmdel. Phons 94W141 . • ' . over 21. with some experience; (or lob In MUSIC CENTER. 12 Tbroekznorton St.. hyde TV recUners, green, cost $160 ea.. Down payment plus $97 mo. pays all and weekends. Commercial and. residen- sell $35. em-4S31. tl«l. Beuontble. rfei estimates. Cull DENTAL RECEPnONIST — In Re 59 year old anop.Apriy In person to Bill Freehold. 462-4730. including UtflltlM. 542-3499 after 6 p.m. RUMSON - Privacy. Mature business ••7M674, .. . .. 5*»*- Experiraoo preferred. Pun time, orapt, McFsddln Cadillac-Olds. Long SURF BOARD — 9'6", only ujed three woman or couple. References exchanged. HEPTUNE state qualifications. Write Box O-2M Branch.' . times, JM. Call THREE-ROOM - Furnished apartment. 842-1934. " TOee-bedroom bl-level, 2'A baths, nil- IliASTEHU — Interior Bed exterior. The Dally Register, Bed Bank. 741-4486 Convenient to transportation. Inquire at Possible fourth bedroom on lower level. AJ1. types ol masonry work. Fr«« estl POUTERS — Full and pert-tlma pos 153 Chestnut ffl.. Red Bank. RED BANK — Large sunny room, pri- Flagstone porch. 15'jrJO', screened. Nice- m>tei. S4W230. tlons available with good salary, lull HI FI STEREO SYSTEM - KLH Model vate entrance. Share kitchen. Call 842- HOUSEKEEPER — 7 to 3:30. Emery 24 with AM/FM radio, like new. slUl ly landscaped with tree grove In rear Manor Extended Care Facility, Mat fringe benefits and pleasant working con- HAMMOND •M68. under warranty. Originally $349.95, ask- Paneled den. 15'x20'. Intercom through- ;; EMPLOYMENT wan. S684400. •' ditions. Full time positions are 3 pm.-H cm. shift and put time positions are' COMMERCIAL RENTALS out house. Within walking distance of 1 Fitkln Memorial and sboDidfig. etc HELP WANTED-FEMALE SALESWOMAN WANTED — Freed- a.m. to 3 p.m. shift working Saturdays TRAYNOR AMPLIFIER —Mark H, 200 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE man'a Bakery, Leonardvlllo Rd.. Middle- and Sundays only. Apply In person ttiv- PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE-3671 Priced rlgnt for quick sale. town. 787-6377. Call mornings. ORGAN watt RMS, six 10' speakers, perfect con- ervlew Hospital, for an Interview. An dition. Also Homer Beailabias. 671-2227. so,, ft. of prime office space in professional HOUSES FOR SALE equal opportunity employer. B>ne of Red Bank, occupancy approxi- NEPTUNE INSTRUCTRESS • WAITRESS - Experienced. 6 a.m. toj DARK PINE COLONIAL CRADLE — mately Dec 1,1970, Will decorate and par- WEST LONG BRANCH Three-bedroom, one-bath ranch* $23,900. .« Professional or capable amateur ean. 448 Rt. 35, inddTetown. MECHANICS HELPER — Full time. Original price $49.95, will sell for $25. tition to suit. Atractive long term lease Tine neighborhood. Three-bedroom ranch A gem In a perfect setting. Grounds like to conduct naedlepoint* crewel Apply In person, ACT Track Parts Cr STUDIO 741-44S6. available, call HOWARD B. DEXTER A3- a putting green, enclosed by split rail on deep lot. Spacious living-dining room, ' embroidery and tnltttng classes IKBURANCB TECHNICAL »I Holmdel Rd., Hailet. BEVERAL 16 DM SOUND FEATURES BOCS. 747-2701. tiled bath. Attached garage nlln storage fence. Double lot, corner, looxloo. Over- «t aUraouve yarn boutigue open- ASSISTANT area. Many beautiful shrubs . .. lilacs, steed two-ear garage, 24'iK1. Half mile •• ing awn. Flean write fully. In- OF ASBURY'PARK - And aborts. Call after 6, ' AIR-CONDITIONED OFFICES Ulddlttown commercial agency ncels MAN — Steady, driving «nd selling. Ap- 842-4827. Reasonable rent, Immediate occupancy. dogwood. Excellent schools and nearb; to Garden Btste Fky. Near Evans Lab. «ludiag poone numbtr, to Box person familiar with rating, writing and ply In person, Marine Lumber, 1139 NEW HAMMOND Apply Serpico's, 101 Monmouth St., Red shopping. Exceptional buy at £28.500. Under ten miles to Ft. Monmouth. School O-JM, ThTbilly Keglster, Red checking commercial polloles. For inter Ocean Ave., Sea Bright UPRIGHT PIANO - Good condition. $75. Bank, next to Carlton Theater, bus to all schools on corner. Immediate Bank, view call Mr. Baldwin, 671-5111. Call RAY H. STILLMAN, Realto occupancy. Don't miss this one. AUTO MECHANIC — Top opening lor CADETTE ORGANS OFFICE 3UITE-RED BANK — 756. sq. ft. WOMEN — Earn 149.63 three evenings . 787-8757 "Our 53rd Year" top mail In 59 year old shop. Will pay top $555 In excellent location. Desirable for any 648 Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury 741-8600 weekly. Car, phone required. Call 264- AIR CONDITIONER - 3000 Btu, llki profession. Call 747-3730 between 9 and 5. COLTS NECK rate. Apply BUI Orant. UcFaddln Cadtl- Includes teneh. delivery. Instant-slay boos; 'Four-bedrooms, 21i.baths. $57,900. Miles lac-olds, Long Branch. new, 010. (fell FAIR HAVEN - Will sell or trade for (lets you play songs on your own from MODERN AIR CONDITIONED OFFICE^ ot beautiful country view with orchards JUCCEFTXONX8X WANTED — For bus WAITRESS - Experienced. Full tlm the start) and 6 veeka of lesona at no 741-4486 smell houBe In Fair Haven. 3-bedroom, and lake. All largo rooms for big family AUTO MECHANICS oharse. COME m FOR A FREE - Reasonable. 30 Linden PI.. Red Bant, doctor's office. Send resume to Box a- days. Oood salary. Apply In person. OARAOE SALE - Moving to smaller Phone 747-3620. two-story Colonial. Extra lot. Beautiful comfort. Laundry, den and playroom, U3, Tha Pall? Rtgllter. Red Bant. John's Coffee Shop, Harmony Bowl, Rt. Permanent posltlona for experienced DEMONSTRATION. home. Ah" conditioner, Attic (an, Lady s trees, view of pond. 842-6491. Owner. formal dining room, living room with 39, Mlddletown. 871-2100. nun. Top guarantee, vages, fringes an winter and spring coats, $10. Men's RED BANK — Office for rent, furnished. fireplace, eat-In kitchen. Mil basement. SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — Needed working conditions/Expanding Bervt•«••*a• PR 5-9300 Heat and utilities supplied. $85 month. MONMOTJTH BEACH - One-family All on a pretty acre setting, call today. 300 Main St. sports Jackets, $5. Blghrlser. Dinette set. Sat 3 tollahUtandaamtHeelmndmrk. department. Call Mr. Sidney. . Asburypark Desk. 51. Current paperback!, Mo. Stroll- Call 747-2706. house. Full basement, steam heat. First .Four days, part-time, steady worlc lor BOIOOa CHEVROLET Open dally 'to s; Sat. 'til 3:» er. $5. Doll carriage. Much more. All at floor, powder room, kitchen, dining room rellibu person. Call 741-4700. HELP WANTED-MALE OFFICE — Two rooms, nearly 300'. Suit- and living room with fireplace. Second HAN LON AGENCY 7SM40O south Amboy giveaway prices. 203 Dartmouth Ave, able any business. Air conditioned. East SALARY J3.M PER SOUR DISAPPEARING. ATTIC STAIRS-FUr- floor, bath, three bedrooms, three large Realtor •EXPERIENCED 6KWINQ MACHINE FART-TIME DRIVER - To deliver Fall Haven. F*. 20 arid 21.12-5- Front St.. Red.Bank. $150. 741-9500. OPERATORS - To work on children'! Must be available Immediately. No ex nlsutd and Instajled lor only $64.95. TO walk-In closests. Property 75 x 130 wllb 842-0110 pciience necessary. Oood advancement. packages between Shrewsbury and New order. Call 345-0883. TWO-ROOM OFFICE — 8100 per month. one-car garage and a three room bunga- "coils. All sections plus trimmers. 39 York. One trip a day. Company car, OARAOB SALE — Balned out. Repeat low- fpr summer rental. Fron 8 to 5:30 tours mrwaik. 7«.oto, Guaranteed Increase within first month. sale. Blond dinette set with china closet. Lease. HALL BROS., Realtors. Call 512-SMe. Easy schedule, email packages. Famil- MEDITERRANEAN BEDROOM SET — 741-7686 call 842-mm. from 6 to 10 p.m. 222-2563. OPnCB QXRL — tone girl ofllce). Xx- iarity with N.Y. a must. Perfect for re- Bassett, one year old. Double dresser, S40 Marble-top pine chest, $35. Thres WATERVIEW perlenced la typlm, bco'rieevms, (Hint, MANAGEMENT TRAINEE - Young, tired truck driver or atudent. Hours are 1 minor, chest ot drawers, headboard. rigs, HI, $40 »T*45. Lamp", tables, ATTENTION SMALL CONTRACTORS MIDDLETOWN — Locust-Nftveslnlc area. p.m. to approilmately 6 p.m. 'Starting seal; box spring and mattress. AHlnA-1 many household artloles. Sat,, Feb. 20, For rent, 12 x 11 furnished office, 11,000 Nine-room bl-level on Mi acre. Walk to Newly renovated four-bedroom Cape etc. 77MUS. national-International corporation seek. Cod. ltt batbs, living room, fireplace, Ing alert future minded Individuals. salary « per hour. 747-5J80. condition. Aid 1699, asking *5M. Call 10-2 only. 35 Wall 8t, Red Bank. Rain sq. ft. fenced yard. Shrewsbury Ave. school and bus. Country' living. Three WArTBESBE8-OT(r 21. All *l!ta. Mull after 5.291-2180. dote following Bet, area. Call 747-3404. minutes to Marina, aeven minutes to modern kitchen, cteam teat, garage, lot You'll be completely trained In every 100 x 10O; $32,909. apply In person, no phone calls. Howard ptase of tola firm's opsratlon. No experi- O«rvEB,— Must bo 81 and know local Ocean. 133,500. 291-9371. Johnson Restaurant, Hwy 39. Middle- KEEP THE ICE 'AND SNOW off your KENMORE WASHER — Must bo seen. ence necessary. S3,ooo to >U,000 yearly. territory? to wolk In liquor store, make Call SHREWSBURY — Five-room house. town. . nil and part-time openings. Details by deliveries. Good salary and benefits. Ap- steps. Aluminum Door Hoods and Cano- DISTINGUISHED pies. Call for free estimates. AlHoweil'a 739-1543 Uvlng room, dining room, kitchen, MIDDLETOWN WAITRESSES — Over 31. Experienced appointment only. Call 363-3249. ply in person, Davidson's Liquors. 26 Three small bedrooms. Has assumable Lovely three-bedroom ranch. Full base- only. Apply In person. MABlINrs DIM. Broad St., Bed Bank. Aluminum Sales, 741-5688. SET OF ENCYCLOPEDIA —Wllh book- SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT OFFICES Q.I. mortgage. Owner will consider tak- ment, wall-to-wall carpeting, central ER, Bwy M. Keansburg. | MCU ing partial second mortgage. Principals alr-condtttonlcg. Oarage. Large lot. Elec- Full and part-time. Apply Tlnton Fills CUSTODIAN WANTED —ForSt. Agnes * Located In center of Red Bank Buslneai WOMEN — Sell Koscot Koemetlcs. 40% Ease Sycamore Ave.. Tlnton Falls. district. only. Asking »14,60Q. Ca.ll 671-1269, trioally operated, veil for waterlnt auto- Parish. Please send personal resume and WOOD BYJGORD WE BUY AND SELL ANYTHING — matically. Close to transportation, Immediate profit- Pull or part-time. references to St. Agnes Parish, 103 Cen- • Central Air Conditioning MIDDLETOWN—mow Atrro MECHANIC — Opportunity for Contents of homes, stores, estates, cel- • self Service Elevator 1 schools, shopping and marinas. $29,900. Manatar position available 212-3621. qualified Individual with old and estab. ter Ave.. Atlantic HJghlands. Three bedrooms, wall-to-wall carpet, I / lars, attlcB, China, glassware, antiques1 , • Private Parking Space llstied firm. Apply to William L. Gram, art objects and all brlc-a-brae. Ruscll " baths, *,\ acre. Close to aohools and NVC DOMESTIC HELP - Experienced flvu CHAUFFEUR — Retired, experienced, FURNITURE i «) APPLIANCES • Complete Janitorial Ecrvlco bus. Call owner, 291-11S7. days. 11:30 to 7:30, Port Monmouth area. McFADDIN MOTORS, 2S1 Broadway, to drive gentleman from Scobeyville to Welfare andpsopl «llh credit pmbltma. 23 B. Front St., 741-1693J • individual Thermostatically Co THE Call between 8-11, 264-3103. Long Branch. __ Wall et., NYC, and return, several times Immediate deliver e need someone to work In our Book- 531-3990. Shadowbrouk.) Ground floor, 450 sq. ft. NURSE BM OR LPN —Part-time, doc- POOL SUBCONTRACTORS keeping Department who Is neat and ao- BABV SCALE — Car-bed, Kodak 127 Attractively decorated with private MIDDLETOWN — FaltvlBW section. 3 or vltb large rooms that's so hard to find: lorVofficet Matawan area. For 1071. Call Dadas and Oray curato with flgttrea. MUit also type well. camera. Vornado blender, hand sweep- BROKEN GLASS washroom and/or second floor for ex- 4-bedroom ranch with larga recreation Spanking clem aad modern. Excellent Call 565-4194. 199-3333 " Work with a growing looal concern that er. Excellent condition. 747-3163. pansion. Ideal >for professional use. Call room «28,200. 741-60113. location. Beautiful grounds. Best starter often a 5-day, SHMiour work week plus We replace gltss In your aluminum or 842-5617 or 747.15O0. or retirement home we have ieen in an EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES - Over SALESMAN — Sewing maohloes. Salary excellent fringe benefits. Call 7*1-0019 FIREPLACE WOOD FOB SALE. Free wooden frames BY OWNER — 200-year-old Shrewsbury age. Wont last at this price, $28,500. SHOP AND SPACE FOR RENT IN VIS- Colonial. Secluded acre. Wide plank 21. Apply in person, Petenon's Riverside plus commission. Excellent financing. between 10 and 11 a.m. Allc for Mr. delivery en naif cord or cord. 946-4480. RAY - ' After 6 p.m. 946-8833. PROWN'S CARDI'S PAIR HAVEN MEWS 747-0886, floors, brick-lined walls and old beams. Inn, Hwy 35, Red Bank. Iteady. Plenty of leads. Experienced. Rlccl. 741-9879. Call ilr. Urns, 938-4546. J2 Broad St. Red Bant 741-7500 Three bedrooms, 2U baths, den, living PANTRY OIRL — Should be 31 or over. PRESSER — On ladles toppers. Union room with fireplace. Principals only. Cal WASHER AND DRYER — Kenmore. Six FIREPIACE WOOD - Ltttle Oliver Re- For weekends. Apply In person weekends JISHWASHER — Full tine. Apply In shop and highest wages. Apply Wall months old. Permanent press cycle. I20O. 747-4832 after 4 p.m. Firm $38.800. only, Bachert's Hoibr&unaus, 301 Ocean person. Shore Point Inn, pair Center. Call HOUSES FOR RENT VAN HORN Street Fashions, corner Wut and Wall Call 741-2B7O. 7474573 or 741-S8J8 FAIR HAVEM — Executive's home, Blvd., Atlantic Highlands, or call 2H- Hwy. 33, Hailet Sts., Red Bank. REALTOR 0224. POOL TABLES — I', V," slate tables, Two-story, all custom built. Large foy< CARPET MECHANICS - And helper! EXPERIENCED ALUMINUM PRIME REPLACEMENT MIDDLETOWN — New nlne-rcom house. er. Five bedrooms, 2V4 baths, three fire- Open 7 daya Call 24 hours a day. Mediterranean styling, J396. Other tables WINDOWS, double huns and sliders. Call Choice location. For details call 671-433 103 River Rd. Fair Haven MEDICAL ASSISTANT — Doctor's of- Must have experience. Oood alerting sal. REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON from $19.99. DIAMOND POOLS INC. places, den with beamed celling, decora, fice. Saturdays only, t am to 3 p.m. ary, steady employment. Must have car Active office. Two Multiple Listings. Will for free estimates. Al Howell's Alumi- or 671-3842. tor designed kitchen and dinette, full 747-4949. num Sales. 741-5588. Laboratory experience Helpful, state ref- and tools. Call ZU-0S99. consider person with other sales back- WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — Fur basement. Air conditioning. 842-5174. 747-4100 erences, write to Box Q-278, The Dally ground. Call 6714600. Naveslnlc Asso- 8IX-PIBCE MEDITERRANEAN — Llv< nlshed and unfurnished. Immediate occu- OLDE SHREWSBURY SPLIT — Three Register. Red Bank. SALES — Exceptional advancement op- ciates, IOCS Hwy 33, Mlddletown. HOLMDEL — Brook bordering: property portunity, Full fringe benefits. Letter or lnff room set. Call after 6 p.m. PUBLIC AUCTIONS . cy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY, of this three-bedroom ranch, located on bedrooms, living* room, dining area, WAITRESS - Full or part-time eve- resume to P.O. Box M. Red Bank, An U2-7C07 Oceanport Ave., Oceaaport. 542.3500. 114 densely wooded acres at the end of kitchen, game room. bath. Excellent con- equal opportunity employer. HQIir PERSON — To run small snack dition. Vacant. $31,500, nings, year round. Apply In person only, bar 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Oil Saturdays and PUBUC AUCTION - Antique gum, $125 to $350 Per Month cul-de-sac. Formal dlnlig room, living Rom sunneri 816 Ocean Ave.. Sfla POOLS - Fantastic Winter Saylnts. all swords, prints, Indian relics. Fri,, Feb. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - Sundays. Mlddletown Lanes, Rt. 35. NO sins and styles In stock, for Immediate THE BERQ AGENCY room, large kitchen, family room will Bright. 19th. 7 p.m. Holiday Inn, Princeton, N.J. fireplace, .screened porch, full basement RAKCH — With acre plot. Abuts farm In Mon. through 8&t. Days. Good salary. PHONE CALLS) delivery. DIAMOND POOLS, INC. 747- Rt. 35 . Mlddletown rear. Three bedrooms, two baths, dicing LADIES-GIRLS — Earn extra money, Apply Rumson Essq 37 W: River Rd. R. B. Alexander Collection. Terms cash. ., 671-1000 $54,900. Principals only. Call 671-0148. 4PFI4ICATIONS BEING TAKEN — For RUMSON — Charming older Rumson room, living room vlth fireplace, den, pgtrt-tlme or full time, u a Kosoot beau- BOYS - Circular delivery; Openings in full time sales clerks and department garage Vacant. $11,500. ty adviseradvU . No experience neocssary. STEREO SETT — Two 50-watt speakers home, renovated, m exclusive qulel 1 Monmouth and Ocean Counties, week- heads. Apply at ofilce. J.J. Newberry's, SKI KILLINGTON Traine 'd• Ifree. Call 787-mU. with cabinet: loo-watt tuner and ampli- MERCHANDISE WANTED neighborhood near ocean and schools ends only. Work right layour own neigh- 71-79 Broad St..'Red Bank. fier, tape deck, automatlo reverse, 7" Sleep at Windsor Lodge, 10 milea en Bt Four bedrooms, l Bcre SCHANCK AGENCY 5. Shorthand and typing required. Call a at least 12 years ol age. Call 838-4411 HEAL ESTATE SALESPERSON offer. 7471637. LE3 DEUX a DON PONS. 7» River Rd., family style In fully equipped kitchen. $5 Eat-In country kitchen with lighted, for mom Information. WANTED Fair Haven. Tues.-sat. 11-5. 741-4337 or per person per nifiht. For reservations REALTOR To work In attractive office. Member of HAVE A PARTY PROBLEM? See A to Z 842-6257. call 264-2623, 6-10 p.m. weekdays or 502- 8 Linden PI. Bed Bunk: WOMAN WANTED — Experience pre- MANAOER — Lawn and garden equip- 74W079. ferred, but will train, Inquire In person ment business on Rt, 9, Marlboro. Must Red Bank Multiple Listing Service and Rental Center, 111 Newman Sprites Ra., 747-0097 Eves.-Sun. 717-4088 Shrewsbury. 741-0040. Consult us on your COLLECTOR PAYS TOP CASH FOR OLD RENTINO NOW? only from 9 to 1 p.m. dally. Freedman's have sales and mechanical ability. Sals- Monmouth County Board of Realtors. TRAINS or will trade HO.. 027, O or stand- Excellent potential. Call 741-4477 for an plans. Chairs, tables, linens, punch IMMEDIATE POSSESSION — Seven- For u little a> KM down and nominal Bakery, 128 Broad Bt.. Red Bank. y plus per cent of profits. Apply to ard gauges. 77*3710^ room ranch In choice location. Three LITTLE SILVER after Equipment, 366-6166. appointment. JOHN F. ANDERSON bowls, coffee urns, etc doling costs you might qualify under LAUNDRY ATTENDANT - For night ANTIQUES — Tiffany Items, toys furni- bedrooms, lVa baths, large kitchen and M* *"HA housing laws to own a home Agency, Realtor!, K5 River Rd., Fair TRAIN SET — $30 COLONIAL work. Call MIE YOU LOOKING; FOR A FUTURE? Haven. ture. China* paintings, atatuary, coins, family room. Lease required. $275 a rather than rent one. We have hundreds ELECTRIC OUITA& KO month. E.A. ARMSTRONG, Realtor 555 °' b"njj for sale. Ode mlgtt be yours. owners transferred, perfect for large ac< S9M713. National • Jewelry chain looking for ag- lighting fixtures. Carved oak dining room tlve family. Five bedrooms, two baths. gressive people recently married, with Call 739-1193 Prospect Ave.. Little silver, 741-4500. Call today forlull particulars. SECRETARY J BnaUeul skills. Experi- DIRECTOR OF NURSING pieces. Copper Kettle Antiques. Oakhurst. Den. or guest bedroom. 20x21 llvlnir or without selling experience for Im- 531-1699 or2294SR2. FELICE REALTORS enced In general office procedures. Must mediate openings In our Eatontown. N.J., few hospital Jn Western Monmoulh NEPTUNE - New ranch. Fully room, large dining room, plus breakfast ANTIQUE — Oak side table with turned Brokers Member MIS 74t5J53 room, basement play room. Close lo be oapahlt ol assuming responsibility. store. 1450 to start plus bonuses and com- flinty offers an excellent opportunity legs, 24X35,150. Call WANTED equipped, privacy. Three bedrooms, two Eacoellent working conditions. For Inter- mission. Our men average $800 n month for a qualified Individual to become a baths. Dining and family room, two-car HANDYMAN SPECIAL - Five rooms' schools, buses and shopping. Asking CT1-9564 Used Oriental Rugs M3.SO0. Offers invited! view call between 9 a.m. and 12 noon, plus blue cross and company paid profit} member of top management team.* BS Chinese and Persian garage. Full basement. 'A acre. Refer* ST"""' HJK|lw»y property. O.fxiO. Monday thru Friday. 671-2300. sharinir. Excellent advancement oppor- degree minimum requirement. Must be TOP SOIL — And clean fill dirt. Reason' Also Wall Tapesllres enecs and security. $325 monthly. 774 TED HALL AGENCY EXPERIENCED NURBE3' AIDES unlty and we are expanding nationwide. experienced in nursing service adminis- able. Call' 741-3D29, FRIEDMAN GALLERIES 774-314: 0039. Call 542-7524 between i and 6 p.m. tration. Liberal fringe benefits. Salary after 5:30 pjn. FAIR HAVEN - Three bedrooms, a' 7 to 3 shift. Must be able to work (very immensurate with qualifications. Sub* COIN COLLECTIONS - Gold andsllvu KEYPORT - Three bedrooms, living game room, eat-In kitchen. SMoi). SKIS — Flsher-Alu. 210cm. Marker roto other weekend. Call Bayvlew Nursing FULL TIME HELP WANTED -Days. lit resume to Box G-283, The Daily Reg- colns, war nickels. Will pay top current room, dining room, kitchen, dinette. Home, 291-0440, for Interview. mat bindings. »00. Diamond Pools. Ino., Middletown. 747- ter, Red Bank. market. Example: sliver dollars S2 and Near schools and shopping. Call after 6 LINCROFT — Three bedrooms, large 747-M64 up. Mr. Romeo, 787-3951. P.m. 5&&6O60. COOK - Small, private Institution. 4940. BOOKKEEPER — Experienced, comput- HORSE COUNTRY Call PRTHTINO PRESS - Sxli with motor NAN JOHNSON ' WEST KEANSBURG - Two family. 1st 146-1771 YOUNO MAN WANTED — With good er knowledge desirable, for International This lovely Colonial faces a mUllonalre'a driving record and n;at appearance to textile company locating In ocean Twp. and 20 cases of type. $129. BUYS AND BUY" floor. Five large rooms, utilities sup- from an entire household to a single -'Three large bedrooms, horse farm. Tno view Is peaceful. Four MEDICAL SECRETARY — One full perform general odd Jobs. Apply In per- Start March 1. Call 212-^9-3203, MUs Call 7S7-07S7 plied, $200 a month. No pets. Call 435- S H lhu bedrooms, 2Vi batbs. Features fireplace, time, one part-time, for large Communi- ion, Tonvi Ford, Service Dopt., 200 Hwy Baumffartner. Item, furniture, antiques, Jewelry, silver. S22I. • TBE WOODEN SOLDIER — MOVOtO Immediate cash. You get top dollar for * "*"" °' central air conditioning, lawn sprinkler ty Hospital. Oood background and ade- Keyport, system vlth Its own well, and many oth- quate experience In dlofaphone work re- DRIVERS — Steady. parUlme. One SALE. 40-50% off on new stock. 775 River your things. 741-5331. Rd , Fair Haven. THE POSSIBLE DREAM er expensive extras. $41,200. quired. Typing skills Important. Send re- BOYS—TRAVEL CALIF. morning and two afternoon drivers need- GRAVELY TRACTOR WANTED. PAY Hero Is on elegant two-story Victorian sume tD Box O-280, The Dally Register, ed. Murphy Bui service, 535 Rt. 35. Mld 2JVINO ROOM SET - Two-piece con- CASH. BUY "AS IS." OTHER TRAC- home, with living: room, dining room. RUSSELL M. BORUS Red Bank. An Equal Opportunity Em- rer 18, single, 6 h.s. grads or better, or dletown. (Behind Elpersteln Paints.) temporary, forest green twned. sofa, its preferred. Complete training at TOR WANTED, ETC. 787-61J0. Kitchen, email den, family room, live ployer. matching chair, like new, $150. 787-17-il. bedrooms, 2 bath*. $350 per month. REALTORS mpony expenso. Permanent only, PUBUC RELATIONS ASSISTANT - USED AND UNUSED POSTCARDS — PRODUCTION SOLDERER — Experi- iluat be free to travel Immediately to Excellent opportunity In grew lust local SIMPLEX TIME CLOCK - Model Two-car garage 600 River Rd. Fair Haven 1 1920 and before. Will buy one or lot. Also enced with micro fine wire under micro- :allf.. and return. Assist Sales Mgr. Ex- hospital. Diversified duties, Knowledge 62DAA, Serial No. 5894m and presto Delft, frogs and turtles, even cracked. Suitable for professional man 747-4532 aoope, Apply In person. Electro Impulse, llent salary and bonus to start; All hydraulic lift, battery operated, 1O00 lb. Call for further details aewswritlng, brochures, otc. Electric 741-1BS5. FAIR HAVEN liexhestnutt rSt. , Red Bank' . 741-0404" . 'ansportaton paid and company bene- typewriter, pleasant surroundings. Good capacity. John Kinkel & Son, 44 Apple BEN ALPERN, Realtors PHA, VA to qualified buyers. Its. Earn «178-!BS5 wkly. For appoint- salary and excellent frlnite benefits. Con- St.. New Shrewsbury. This doll nouse Is only three yeara young HOUSEKEEPER — Part-time. Rumson. ment call Mr. O. L. Bsngcr 312—S6S-SI42 K W. Main St. Freehold Own transportation necessary. Write for tact personnel Office. Rlvervlew Hospi- and In better than new condition. Uving 30 a.m.-l p.m. DAY8TROM KITCHEN SET - Four PETS AND LIVESTOCK Open 7 days CROWELL AGENCY Interview and Include references. Liberal tal, 7U-270O, Ext. 225, tor an Interview. chairs and table, excellent condition, $35. room with fireplace. Dining room has salary. Write Box 0-21], The Dully Regis- IHORT ORDER COOK — For Frl. and An equal opportunity employer. Call after 4. 787-6579. 741-4038 Fo? Personal Service sliding door to screened porch. Modern ID HOMES FOUND FOR OLDER 462-6464 kitchen. Four bedrooms, Two lovely lat. nights only. Must be experienced. SUPERVISE — Carrier boys delivery NOEGE - Heavy duty gas dryer, used 3 DOOS — Cash paid for pedigreed litters. »pply In person, Rex Diner, 117 w. Fro* LITTLE SILVER - Two-bedroom com- MIDDLETOWN baths. Basement, attuned larage. Just WAITRESS WANTED — Apply In per- weekends only, Ear'«un •*$35* to w$5v0 per weekween-- months, $50, CANINE COLLEGE INC. 2294973 or 542- pact home. Mo pels. *190 plus utilities. four blocks to school, bus line and stores. end, Must have car (si " three bedroom ranch on son. Rex Diner, 117 w. Front St., Red car (station wagon pre- Call 29M7B2 References, security 747-4164. A Bank. 3ARTENDER — Full time, experienced. ferred.) Immediatate openings In Mon* ARC REGISTERED — Mais Pekingese, mouth and ocean Ci 35,000 BTU — BIUB Flame gas epace RfcD BANK - sn-room home. Conven- Mlddletown. Living room^formsl^din Ipply Holmdel Motor Inn, Hwy 33, \ Counties. For more la- heater. Must be connected to chimney, 14 weeks old. uw room, kitchen. Hi baths, attached formation call 938*4411. ient location. $225 per month. Lease. Ref- a r I m edlste mmas Mmdel. Roger J. Catena, Free. DENTAL ASSISTANT ^ll after 6 p.m. 787-2797. Call 291-4474 erences and security reoulred. Call alter g . SE-. 5 ' occupancy. $26,750 ChaJrilde. Modem, busy, 4-glrl office In VA/FI1A financing available. Sutiect to «13 River Rd. 74I-76J6P»lrBtven EXPERIENCED HAIRDRESSER - Full WHITE TRIPLE TRACK - Aluminum GERMAN SHEPHERD — AKC regis- 8 l$.m. 842-1773. Member Multiple Listing Red Bank area. Experience preferred, AUTOMOBILE time. Salon 35, Mlddletown Shopping tered. 1 year eld male. Obedience government aoproval. Hut will consider Intelligent, ambitious combination storm and screen wlnlowa MAN IN LATE 50's WANTED - To MECHANIC renter. 671-9111. $13.99. Free measuring service and deliv- trained. 946-8962 alter 6 p.m. PALACE REALTY ASSOCS. MAONIFraENT - Exclusive Mavealnk trainee. Salary according to ability and share another man's home. Must have estate, 3Vi acres, flve-yearold luxury experience. Write P.O. Box 153, Red mmedlate opening for experienced man. THIRD COOK AND BUS GIRL — Five- ery. Installation $2 per window If de- MOTHER SAYS — "Muit liquidate Peru- car. Inquire 30 Lincoln Ave.. Kcansburg. *&» Rt- 35 Hailet. N. J, sired. D.W. BUT Home Improvements. classic colonial with swim pool, terrace, Bank. Cop salary for the right man. All bene* day week. 11 paid holidays. Apply In per- vian Guinea Pigs." Trl color babies; mso pond and sweeping view, six bedrooms fits, Including Blue Cross, Blue shield, sop, Bell Labs Cafeteria, Holmdel. (H2-2053. mating age females and msles. No rea- MIDDLETOWN _ Two-bedroom, unfur- Licensed re"al estate broker. BOOKKEEPER - PERMANENT POSI- nished. $175 per month plus utilities. Call vd bainsunhHit, maid'f r Mi B (juyters, library, fire- uniforms, Profit-sharing, etc. Apply only DINING ROOM SET — Golden oak, nine sonable offer refused. Call 671-3076. TION. EXPERIENCED IN DOUBLE If Interested In a permanent position, sec after B p,rrs, 812-1773. TWO-POR-ONE mVEBTMrafT places, fully equippeev*.}/>™«,j,d greenhousewulVu«j. ManMBnyy ENTRY THROUGH GENERAL LEDG- taron Rusas at Rassas Pontlac, 395 PONY SULKY _ $35 for sulky, new Two-bedroom hotue plus wooded lot fine appointments. Owner EUrope bound. ER. EXCELLENT SALARY. FRINGE SITUATIONS WANTED- •• Call 747-3.95 harness. $45. RDJJ8ON - Two-bedroom bungalow, House In rjrlon Beach. Wooded lot In Call (or an appointment with your future arced St., Red Bank. 741-5160. Partially furnished. No animals. $150 BENEFITS. LONO BRANCH AREA. MUST SELL - Playpen, car bed, lay- Call after 6 p.m. 264-10S2 Holmdel. Bod for the price of one. 816- 9142.000. CALL 222-5062. MAN WITH CAR - For dally newspaper FEMALE month, plus utilities. Immediate ocra- site, size 10 maternity clothes, walnut AKC WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER PUP- Pancy. Jean K. Irwln. Realtor, 842-1188. EDWARD A. HANLON route. Red Bank area. Call CHILD CARE — Anytime, any age. able-bench. < bamster cages, bike, bed PIES — Wonderful family dogs. White OWNER YOUNO WOMAN - Work In drug store, 747-3143 tame, doar'B, electonlc parts, more. 542- MVERPRONT - Old farmhouse. Llvln* Bayshore area. Experience with cosmet- State approved center, CHILDREN'S with black/brown markings. Four n,ale. Realtor a42-0110 EXPERIENCED CABINET MAKERS - CAHB CENTER. 119 Shrewsbtlrj AV«., !915. two female. Call 7394519. room, dining room, three bedrooms. PAUL P. BOVA lea and Jelling preferred. Full time days Red Bant. (42-521?. Computerized Multiple Listings of, full tune evenings. Permanent posi- Wood furniture finishers (sprayers), also lEWCOMER'S CLUB - Attic sale. Feb. MINIATURE DACHSHUNDS - Two 671-2544 tion In a pleasant atmosphere. Write, experienced aaw man. Call MBYSTTTmo DONE -* In my lrame, 20. 10-5 p.m. Blnghun Hall, Rumson. males. Call after & p.m. (More Classified living essentials, to Box 0-289, The Dei- ESTEY •ull and part-time days. Red Bink-Eaton- Clothing, furniture, china, antiques, lin- 264-10G2 WANTED TO RENT COLONIAL HOUSE - Seven years ty Register, Bed Bant. torn area. 342-45)7. ens, bicycle, TV, eto. Everyone welcome. roung, in strathmore. Matawan. Large on Next Page) POODLES FOR SALE living room, dining room, kitchen, family CASHIER — Part-lime, NUbts and 741 -8944 IABY8ITTINO — My home, for worklnj GARAGE SALE — Desk, dinette, woven Call NE™ - nv« or sii, 2.3 bedroom „ °L> .m!S'. ftl">l5h«d or unfurnished room. 2'/i batbs. Four bedrooms. Central weekends. Over 21. start 51.75 per hr. -0TO BODY MEN — Experienced help- nothrr. Experienced. Hazlel. Call 787- rugs, cblna cabinet, bike, mower, mink 787-3943 air conditioning. Washer and dryer, elec- HOUSES FOR SALE Apply Erausaer'a Dairy Store. Union 145J. stole, broadtail Jacket, etc. Sunday only. rom $J5 to 1350 per month for Incoming rs, apprentices, for Ol training. Lee's GERMAN SHEPHERD - AKC fcmsle. personnel. THE BEHQ AGENCY Rt. 35, tric range and wall oven, dlstumster. Ave., Haxlet. irage. 222-3844. S3 Knollwood Dr., New Shrewsbury. 741- 201». Moving out of state, sell to good homo Mlddletown. 671-1000. ' Two-car garage. Axtdnsr price S38 500 TOLEPHONINO - For lealth annoy, for $25. 231-0732. IUROLAR ALARM MEN - Experl- Derire 3- or 4-bedroom home In Rumson APOLLO AGENCY, INC. recruiting volunteer), 6-8 weeks, begln- need or meohanloaUy Inclined. Top pay, FINANCIAL ORAY PERSIAN LAMB COAT - Full FOR REAL SERVICE ' nlng Mareh 1st. Days cr evenings. Expe- length, site 16. Man's Mack tuxedo, dou- SCHNAUZER PUPPY or Fair Haven, furnished or unfurnished. 3370 Hwy. 33. Haxlet . 739-oioa Iberal benefits, rapid advancement, call Male. Reasonable. References available. 747.1664. IN REAL ESTATE rience helpful. Write Box 0.284/The Dal- 60S) 44S-7333 betwoen 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ble breated, size 16. White evening Jack- IE. ly Register, Red Bank. et, man's, site IS. Call 741-4758. Call 741-0762. RAY H. STILLMAN, Realtor JELICATEaaEH —Fully equipped. w«ll TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE OR APART- Consult a OOK - Experienced. Apply In person, •KAIN YOUR DOO - in the conveni- MENT — March 15 or Apr. I. TO J175 "Our 53rd Year" It Cottage Inn, 149 W. Front St., Key- looked. Only store In area. Call 787-3367 iMITH-CDRONA - Electric portable Mtmbtr of HELP WANTELV-MALE itwocn 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. typewriter. Like new. Bell and.Howell ence of your homt. day or night. One wllh utilities. Holmdel-Mlddletown area >? gag. 35 Bhrewsbury 741-8600 Krt. hour a week lesson. Basic-obedience or north, pall 747-3803. RED BANK — RUMSON AND MILES JUNIOR EXECUTIVES — Expansion sl- Super-S movie camera and projector. R»d Bank Am fOUNO COMPANY' — BesUig dlstrltnl- Lite new. Call evenlnjs 642-1221. Experienced trainer. 7174834 or 261-9305. UtOUND - Multiple Listings. Send for ows me to share my business with oou- :Drs. High Income potential. WANTED — Two-bedroom, two-bath ree catalog of modest homes, farms, pala- MLS iles desiring second Income. Full or Call 787-S7M THREE-PIECE SECTIONAL — Living CANINE COLLEGE. INC.. SALE-Wire- house or apartment for adult family. lal Rumson estates, waterfronts, acreage. mL FACTORY MECHANIC wrl-tlme. NO INVESTMENT. M2-2232 rocm set. Two end tables and cocktail haiml AKC elsht-month male, 536. Lease. Ileforences. 812-WS2. lots, bualnesa opportunities. IKST UORTOAOE FOR BALE — table. SI7I. 7B7-4391. Poodle pups, AKC, male, $65, female. anytime. S45. Otrman snephcrd puns. AKC, mnio Steady work ntar TRUCK DRIVER HELPER — On septlo Amount S65.000. Term-four ?ears. ]2.5% S65. female $45. German shepherd, AKC, home. Year round/ yield. Secured by prime real estate. five-month female. $35. Basset, one.year. Hut truck. Call aller 9 p.m. Principals only. Call 364-1676 after 6 p.m. ILD HOME - Contents on sale. Curly Indoors. Repair 717-0437 spaytd female. $35. Vlzila pup. AKC, maple chest, marble-top dressers, mar- female. $45. All arc fully suarnntecd. machinery, volvei, 229-8933 or 542-3836. 1 pumpi, conveyor!. , INSTRUCTION ble-top wash stands, slant top desk, GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — AKC. • Aa« open. Good COUNTERMAN - For parts depart- champion bloodline. Reasonable. 761- COMPUTER CAREERS curved glass china closet. Victorian 0375. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY .pay, In line wllh ment. Man needed for growing new car In business, Industry and government start experience* dealership. Excellent company benefits, ST. BERNARD PUPS - AKC registered, A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! Contact Mr. Woodfltld at 542-7107. Rat- with ECPI training. Day and evenings. :anc-teat chain, sectional bookcases, old Call ECPI at 542-2100 or visit ECPI. 263 four weeks old, rough coot. cJlffe Pontlac inc. Call 291-2030 Hwy 35 264-8000 Keyport Monmouth Park Hwy.. West Long Braaoh. rockers, cherry frame love seat and HALF POODLE PUPPIES - rocker, old camel-back trunks, large size males, nine females. MERCHANDISE Call 671-1410 room screen. Jam cupboard, small Aning Machines - Typewriters Roofirig, Siding & Insulation Painting and Decorating APRICOT MALW-PCO doc. $150 WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED FEMALE FOR SALE ADDING MACHIHES - Tvoewrlterj CARL B. JOHEB - Painting and :hrecdrawer Victorian cottage chest An- Call sold, rented, repaired. Serrlco's. 101 OUON CO. - ROOP1NO AND (JUN8 — No* and used. Buy, tell or trade. 747-2591 Monmouth St., Red Bank 7174185. BID1NO. installed and suaranteed MANNY AND MAKY's "PORTS BHOP tique brass andirons, fire tools, etc. PUPPY — 3 months old female, nil K!>O!H for 10 yeara. 77M705—231-O.>«. Rt. 36, Sail Keantburg. 7I7«SOI. and wornied. wllh extras, treo to gw>d Diamonds Bought or Reslyled Pearl and Bead Restrlngiag RUSCIL'S, 25 E. Front St.. Red Bank. home. 747-4379. PAYROLL CLERK Let ua buy the diamonds you don't Eipertly on braided cvlon. Slio a HELP WANTED-MALE wear or let us restyle them (or you Odd Jobs •trand. aterllng daspa from 75c. Poiltlon will hondlt TfmekMpIng acllvillM ond maintain some Production HAMMOND ORGAN — B-3 with Ham- REAL ESTATE FOR RENT personally. Rtmillle's. 38 Broad' St. REUSSTLLE'S. M Bread St.. Bed Raperts, Payroll uptrkwM helpful but not Mientlal. Payroll li compuieriwd. mond and Leslie external speakers, all UOBT HAOTJUa _ Tellars. «»- Sank. cherry wood. $2,400. wilt Include Ace raitea cleaned up. Free estlntales Payroll taeompvUriitd. Pirmaiwit Poillon. Mon. thru Frl. ft 13 to 500. Ex- SALES REPRESENTATIVE rhythm section with sale. Interested APARTMENTS General Contractors write for appointment to Box O-JJ1, The 741-S1U atter 1 tun. Plumbing and Heating Calbfiiulary. Ufa Im., Hoipltaliiolion Im., Raldemint, Etc. Income $20,000 per year, plus'sta- Dally Register. Rod Bank. FREEHOLD — Furnished apartment. Ex- CARFENTR7 — Remodeling, pane!- tion wagon and all fringe benefits. cellent location. Also one furnished em teg, closets, doors. Odd lobs. Itta- Well-versed in recreational and COLONIAL — Complete Uylnl room let. clencr. Short-long term. 462-1598. •unable rates. $12-4319. Painting and Decorating CORRISAN'S Apply At power garden equipment. Wholesale Original price 075. Will sell tor $150 cash. 741-44BS. RED BANK — Luxury nigh rise apart, JO3EPH F. PANTJURE — Alterations, 127 Oalcl«neJ SV.t distributing to dealers in central and ments. Immediate and future occupancy. additions, repairs, new homes. We JOHN WOODWARD KERRGlASf MFG. CORP. southern part of New Jersey. Must SALE ON HAHOOABY SHUITER- Monmouth County's finest centrally, atr- do the whole lob. 222-KT74. ad Bank - 747-2706 ETTES - «1 each. Assorted slses. Gala & SONS be knowledgeable in either Snow- oonditloned building. Studios, one, two and CARPENTER-BUILDER fV BEERS & FRANCIS STRKT, KEYPORT mobiles -Garden Tractors - Lawn on discontinued Luclta paints, below three bedrooms. Swimming pooL sauna Palallmj. Paperhanguur. Paneling. PLUMBING . H.aiinj, cost. BLAIBDaLLLUMBewrWilUl Complete home Improvements, al- Mowers - Mini-Bikes - Chain Saws - room*, boat marina and garsges on prem- terations, additions. Rooflmt. sldtaur. CLEARANCE ises. 24-hr, doorman. Klvervlcw Towers, 2S 7t7-«m. XV Ouarlno 8 Bairiroom r»mod»ling. or related items. Applicant must Riverside An. 741-1712. have CAPACITY. DRIVE-INITIA- ALL ELECTRIC aUIXABS - AmDlt-; THE WRIGHT SBOP-Carpentry and Mason Contraetltig tiers, vlolms. guitar suit other Instru- IVV1UUNCT TWO-ROOM APART- cabinet work. Haslet. 73M2M. KUcb- Call after' 4 p.m. S»w§r Tr«nchincj and TIVE. Reply Box G287, The Daily ment cases, and other musical initru- MENT — Available with or without maid m eabtMU room dividers, vavanitiesn . Register, Red Bank. •pents reduced to our eost. ANDER- service. LEONARDO MOTEL. Hwy 36, rt«- nw ntlmata. Inifallafion Work. SON'S, 30 Broad St. Red Bank, 747-0825. Leonardo. 291-9614. 741-8161 I THE DAILY.REGISTER. RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N.k JL: THURSDAY, FEB. 18, 1971... 18 Busy W«ekcnd HOUSES TOR SALE 'Drug Scene' For Continentals .-,: FIRST JIMf OFFERED Dedication Ceremony Sunday Abramoff to Head MIDDLETOWN ->The CoiV Slvtrfront rMsMer. Tr« (hadea promr- X Session Set tinentals Junior Drum andBu- tJmsrtookttf IwuUiuJ flees wtn-W nOorWf. lSxJSeunkenllTtklltonw i ' TOST LONG BRANCH X Corps wiU lead a »ptor- beamed emUwrtal celling end tanje flre- The Monmouth-Oceah County 1 1 Kn b T z Israe. l Band•-,-••s. Safe ... cade Saturday and the follow- Miw. 15"J2 Olnws n "" * " "'"' At Hartshorne Health Center aoir and fireplace. Two master bed- Psychological Association will RED BANK - Milton Abra- dedication on the part of every g Saturday, Feb. 27, in Buf- roomv With «panslon room Tor two BELFORD —New mental service was arranged with the state funds to • finance the have a one-day program .on in more. Heated mm room opening lo p»tto. MCOSS Family Health and project. moff-" , o-*f Rumson~ , an attorney' , one of us ,whq has participated i^on County for State Sen. run Datement. Attached t»o-c«r garage. health facilities at the Hart- drug addiction and drug abuse will continue to serve for a before, and wholehearted sup- eIect ^aiter smith Excellent condition. Offered «t S7(.9O0. shorne Health Center of the Nursing Service as part of its Designed for residents of Friday, Feb. 26, at Monmouth f d hlhtd sup sith TED HALL AGENCY continuing effort to offer all Red Bank, Middletown and second year as chairman of port by those who have not the unit and Monmouth County Organiza- College. • the State of Israel Bonds cam- Keillor types of health care. The the Baysjiore area, the mental yet joined in the all-important „„. B will entertain 733 Hlver Rd . Fair Haven tion for Social Service's county Mental Health Board Dr. George A. Anthony, paign in the Red Bank-Rum- Israel Bond cause. I am confi- at a Cub Scout Blue and Gold health facilities here and at Toms River, program chair- 842-4.200_ (MCOSS) Family Health and was instrumental in obtaining Riverview have been in opera- son area. • . dent our community wjll meet Buck Smith's, East LITTLE SILVER man, said the session, "The the challenge this year in the Nursing Service will be dedi- tion since the first of the year. Mr. Abramoff, under whose Keansburg. ., ' TO START OR RETIRE Drug Scene," is the second in, most emphatic terms!" cated Sunday at 3:30 p.m. Mental health teams for . leadership the Red Bank- The corps will • enter it- $28,900 World Prayer the association's series of an- Rumson community achieved adults and children will be nual professional day pro- Mr. Abramoff has been a civ- fjrst competition of the season This brick »nd fram? ranrli Is rTferl for Benjamin Ashin, chairman available at morning, after- a record Israel Bond sales to- firoUl family — living room, dininc of the Monmouth County Men- grams. The program is slated ic leader while in active law Saturday, Feb. 27, in Wood- room, two bedrooms and one-car g»r&ge. noon and evening sessions at tal in 1970, stated on accepting practice since 1935: He is a Beautiful treed lot. Close to school and tal Health Board, will do the Service Slated to begin at 9 a.m. and run un- bridge. trans portal Ion. Only $28.9(10. each clinic. The facilities for the leadership post again: ribbon-cutting. Also partici- EATONTOWN - The musi- til 3:15.p.m. past president of Congregation PAUL BRAGAR children primarily are for "This year's effort may well B'nai Israel,. Rumson, and Regular Democrats REALTOR pating.-.inr^e program will be cal theme for 1971 for the families with limited transpor- "A distinguished group of be the most crucial in the his- past president of the Zionist - f . ,. 734 Broid 5t.. Shrewsbury 747-0221 Theodore " fi.'"-~ Parsons Jr., World Day of Prayer to be tation. panelists will speak .on the dif- tory of the Israel Bond pror Organization of the Red Bank Elect John LandlS LITTLE SILVER EXCLUSIVE president of the Children's held at the Presbyterian Inquiries regarding chil- ferent methods of treating the gram. The continuing great District. He has served as ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Picture a very attractive seven-room Psychiatric Center, Eaton- church, Broad St., March 5 at responsibility we bear for Is- ranch with two baths, a beautiful log dren's services shoujd be for- addicted and the non-addicted president of the Red Bank Ki- john Landis has been electee burning fireplace, two-car garage, set town; Miss Laura Harding, 8 p.m., is a West Indian chant rael's surviya) has been given back on a half acre lot planted tor priva- warded to the Children^ Psy- individual in diEferent types of wanis Club. A graduate of president of the Regular D3m- Holmdel, vice president of of the Lord's Prayer. a tremendous challenge for cy. A brisk walk to the railroad station. 5 chiatric Center, Broad St., Ea- treatment situations," Dr. An- Harvard Law School and Rut- ocratjc club. i: minut* ride to the ocean. Investment In Riverview Hospital, Red A choir composed of mem- 1971: we are asked to double good living at $39,500. HICKEY AGEN- Bank, and Mrs. La#renceA. tontown. Interested adults are thony said. ; gers University, his Jaw firm Other officers are Clydr CT. Realtor. Monmouth Beach. bers from several churches asked'1 to contact Riverview, our Israel Bond sales,' and we is Abramoff, Apyfand O'Hern, Buzby, vice president; Mrs. 222-4087 Carton Jr., president of the will meet tonight at 7:30 at cannot afford not to give, a anytime _ _ MCOSS Family Health and, Ext. 297, between 1 and 4 p.m. of 195 Broad St., ReJ Bank. William Connell, recording Dorothea's Catholic church- Sewer Authority most positive answer to this secretary; Mrs. Donald Lof. T ~ Nursing Service. i Broad St. for rehearsal. Any- Co-chairmen of the opening urgent call to' insure Israel's $25,500 Reelects Rafferty tus, corresponding secretary, Following the ceremony, one interested in joining the day ceremonies committee economic strength and growth. and Mrs. Peter A. Marchettl, Lovely three-bedroom, mint condition there will be an open house are Mrs. Bruce N. Crichton, MONMOUTH BEACH - Mi- This means double effort and ranch vlth paneling throughout living chorus is welcome. Rehersal chael' J.' Rafferty of Little Sil- room, kitchen and two bedrooms. Over- for the 400 guests expected to is in the lower level of the Rumson, a trustee of the Chil- treasurer, v sized one-car garage. Completely attend. dren's Psychiatric Center; ver has been reelected chair- Face Sentences fenced-ln lot. A real buy in todiy's mar- Family Center. man of the Northeast Mon- Operated by the Children's Mrs. Robert Davis, Little Sil- FREEHOLD — Monmouth Lincroft Church PAUL P. BOVA The Rev. James B. Coyle mouth County Regional Sew- Theft Attempt County Court Judge Patrick J. Psychiatric Center and River- pastor of St. Dorothea's ver, vice president of the Eve- Receives 11* Realtor 671-2544 ning Auxiliary of Riverview, erage Authority. '.. McGann Jr. yesterday sched; view Hospital, the new pro- Church, will be speaker Guilt Is Told LINCROFT — Eleven new WDTOTNB NCMBER — S3I 90O — buys a and Mrs. John M. Sheridan, Monmouth Beach Mayor uled sentencing April 2, for r gram features adult out-pa- March 5. members have been received darllnK three-bedroom ranch Tchere taxes tient psychiatric services and Matawan, president of the Sidney B. Johnson was elected FREEHOLD - Bobby F. are "lower. Den with a fireplace, Miss Mary Purvis will di- by the Lincroft United Presby: sereened-ln porch, wall-to-wall carpeting, children's psychiatric service Middletown Affiliate of the vice chairman, Paul F. Schis- McLeod, 22, of 255 Liberty St., fenses. are a tew of the many fine features of rect the choir. Organist will terian Church. this home. 24' living room, tormul din- at both Riverview and the Children's Psychiatric Center. sler, secretary; Edward Mc- Long Branch, yesterday Andrew Carrano of Pariin lnj. plus a big brljh! kitchen. Full base Hartshorne Health Center. be Mrs. Calvin Ackley. Other Serving as hostesses will be Kiege, treasurer, and Robert pleaded guilty to breaking into pleaded guilty to stealing $125 They are Mr. and Mrs. Mi: ment and garaje. Beat the Spring rush churches participating are Mt. chael Dunyak, Hazlet; John - Call today. The mental health staff for Mrs. George W. Campbell, McCabe, assistant treasurer. the cashier's office^ at Mon- worth of items belonging to WALKER & WALKER, Realtors adults is provided by the hos- Zion A.M.E. and the Uinted Fair Haven; Mrs. Bernard The authority will continue mouth Medical Center, Long Frank, Gromann of Georjean Gage and Mr. and Mrs. HWY. 35 741-5212 SHREWSBURY pital; the children's clinic is Methodist church of Eaton- Hoffman, Shrewsbury; Mrs. to meet at its newly complet- Branch, with intent to steal Drive, Hazlet, in Matawan George Maier, here; Mrs. ikt- LIKE LIVING IN A PARK staffed by personnel from the town. Richard Kirby, Red Bank; ed headquarters on Raccoon last Sept. 23. Township last May 6. ome Kaufman, Holmdel; Mr. Huge trees surround this gorgeous five Children's Psychiatric Center. Mrs. Herbert Anthony is Mrs. Alan E, Lowenstein, Lo- Island,: where, according to Monmouth County District Francis K. Medvar, 83 and Mrs. Kermit Lambert and • year younp ranch. Three large bed- their daughter, Cheryl, New rooms, formal dining room, ultra modern Use of the Hartshorne chairman of the service. Sev- cust; Mrs. Theodore D. Par- Mr. Schissler, dry runs have Court Judge Thomas L. Yac- Compton St., Belford,' admitted Vitchen, attached one-car garage. A real sons Jr., Rumson, and Mrs. Shrewsbury, and Mr. and; dream at $31,600. Health Center for the new eral guitarists are expected to been completed on all the carino set April 2 for sentenc- being drunk and disorderly in take part. Owen W. Reynolds, Oak Hill. processing equipment. ing. Middletown April 17,1970. Mrs. Steven Nelson, MataWati, PAUL P. BOVA LEGAL NOTICES Realtor " 671-2544 LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES Police MONMOVTH BEACH TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the NOTICE 10J,4!5.9e 1,120.04) CARRIAGE HOUSE 1»71 Salaries and Wages 119,775.00 104,516.00 104,586.00 Township of Marlboro In the County of 34,725.00 2J.2S2.74 1,465.24 Monmouth upon the favorable "commen- LOCAL MUNICIPAL BUDGET Other Expenses ..— 22,725.00 24,725.00 First Aid Oroanliallon Perfectly liveable four-bedroom, t' dation of the Zoning Board of Adiustmen 2,510.01 1,569.99. bath home with huge fireplace. Great of the Township of Marlboro, has granted LocalBudaetof tht Boroyfli of Shrcwspury, ccunty of Monmouth for the fUcol year 1W1. Contribution ..^ 4.0M.0O Municipal Court 'possibility for converting hay loft and to Rama Bros.. Inc. a variance from (he It Is hereby certified thol the budget annexed hereto and hereby made a part hereof Is a true copy of Ihe budge' 6,571.76 St.V horse stalls. Newly listed at $29,700. opproved by resolution of the sovernlng body on the 2nd doy of February, 1971, ond that public qdverthement will be modi Salaries and Wages - 7,210.00 6,635.00 6,635.00 provisions of the Zoning Ordinance permit- 925.00 768.03 156.97 HICKEY AGENCY, Realtor, SMLS Mon tine the construction of a professional In accordance wllh the provisions of N.J.S. 40 AM-e. Other- Expenses ' 793.00 125.00 mouth Beach. Inspection of Buildings building upon property designated as Lots JEAN W. FABRY, Clerk 2,000.02 2,(00.0! 222-4087 6 7 »A, »B, 9 of Block 26B on the Tax MapCertified by me 777 Broad St., Shrewsbury, N. J. 07701 Salaries and Wages ..* , 2,100.00 2,000,00 300.00 300.00 299.91 57.75 242.2) anytime of the Township of Marlboro. This 2nd doy of February, 1971. 201-74M200 Other Expenses Civil Defense and Disaster Control The determination and Resolution of the 15I.9S SHREWSBURY CUSTOM CAPE Zoning Board of Adjustment dated October It Is hereby certllled that the approved budget annexed hereto and hereby made a part hereof Is an exact copy Other Expenses ;....: 912.00 ID a most desirable area, this custom 6, 1B70 Is on Ille with the Secretary of the the original on file with Ihe clerk of the governing body, fhol all additions are correct, all statements contained herein are STREETS AND ROADS: Cape has four large bedrooms, two ce- said Zoning Board of Adjustment and the proof ond the tolal of anticipated revenues equals the total of appropriations. Rood Repairs and Maintenance ramic tiled baths, large living room with JOSEPH X. SEAMAN, Registered Municipal Accountant Salaries and Wages - 32,450.00 31.175.00 31,175.00 29,415.92 ?,4SM)| determination and Resolution of [lie Ccun 10,640.00 6,070.67 4,519.31 a beautiful atone hearth, formal dining dl dated January 14, 1971 1B on file In th( Certified by me 430 Market St., Perth Amboy, N. J. 0IM2 Other Expenses 1M20.00 10,660.0) room, eat-in kitchen, finished basement office of the Municipal Clerk, and all said This 2nd doy of February. 1971. 201-442-2624 Construction, Reconstruction, and two-car garage, secluded grounds documents are available for inspection. LOCAL BUDGET NOTICE Repairs and Maintenance with 2,600,00 2,400.00 2,600.00 with many trees. Central air condition- KAPPA BROS., IHC. Section 1. < State Aid by Formula ing. An excellent by at $48,000. Leonard Rappi Street Lighting ' WALKER & WALKER, Realtors Local Budget of the Borough of Shrewsbury, County ol Monmoulh for the fiscal year 1971, 1,500.00 1,500.00 7,243.55 1,256.45 Preslden Be It Resolved, that the following statements of revenues and appropriations shall constitute Ihe local budget for th Other Expenses HWY. 3S 671-3311 MIDDLETOWN Dated: February 16, 1971 Drainage 56 2j year 1971. 500.00 r'eb. 18 ' Be It Further Resolved, that said budget be published In The Dally Register In the Issue of February lllh, 1971. Olher Expenses _ - The governing body of the Borough of Shrewsbury does hereby approve the following, as the budget far-the year 197 SANITATION: NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Garbage and Trash Removal COLTS NECK I1.O0OM . II.OM.M 16,615.64 1,314.34 —Bids for Television Service— BRUN : Salaries and Wages J .'. 19,725.00 NEW LISTING — Immaculate four-bed- RECORDED VOTE DOELGE° R Abstained: NONE . 7,000.00 6*0.00 4,136.43 1,163.17 Sealed proposals for bids to be received Olher Expenses - 2,525.00 room, &Vbtth Colonial with an excep- FITZPATRICK Nays: NONE Sanitary Landfill tionally lovely > paneled family room. by the Clerk of, the Borough o! Red Bank Ayes: KOENIG Absent: MANCUSC 4M0.O0 at the Municipal Building, Monmouth Other Expenses :. Beautiful 20x40 In-ground pool with com- SICILIANO HEALTH AND WELFARE: plete fenced privacy. Call for appoint- street. Red Bank, New Jersey untU 8:30 Notice Is hereby given that the budget and tax resolution was approved by the Borough Council of the Borough p.m. on Monday, March 15, 1971 for lur- Board of Health ment; J.D. ROCHE. Realtor. Hwy 34, Shrewsbury, County of Monmouth, on February 2. 1971. Salaries ond Wages 4,ioS.OO 3,690.00 3,790.00 3,790,00 Colts Neck. 462-2741. rushing television service as set out Ir A hearing on the budget ond tax resolution will be. held at The School Auditorium, on March 4, 1971, at 1:15 o'cloc! 1,100.0) 1,100.00 specifications, and said proposals will bi Other Expenses 1,200,00 (P.M.) at which time and place objections to said budget and lax resolution for the year 1971 may be presented by taxpaye Services of Visiting Nurse liiiM KEYPORT — Pour-bedroom, two-story. opened and publicly read and must not bi or other interested persons. l.SOO.OB 1,500.00 detached from specifications. Contractual 1,500.00 1,500.00 Finished basement. Large corner lot. 250.5 250.CC 250.00 All proposals must be made upon the EXPLANATORY STATEMENT Public Assistance ™ 250.00 Walk to. shopping schools. Priced at RECREATION AND EDUCATION: $26,900. , blank form of proposal to which Is at- SUMMARY OF CURRENT FUND SECTION OF APPROVED BUDGET tached specifications and which may be ParKsond Playgrounds EAST KEANSBURG — Three bed- GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR: Year 1971 Year 1971 Robert R. Graham Athletic Field rooms, very large 'L' shaped kitchen obtained at the office of the Borough Clerk Municipal Purposes 449,722.00 413,458.0 1,190.00 1,090.00 lOo.tn All bids must be accompanied by a certi- Salaries and Wages 1,140,00 1,190.00 with dining area. Large living room plus Reserve for. Uncollected Taxes — Based on Estimated 95,5 Olher Expenses 5,010.00 5,300.00 5,300.00 4,976.99 323.'" family room. Oil not water heat. Situated fied check in the amount of $100.00, paya- Percent of Tox Collections 64,594.00 72,140. ble to the Borough of Red Bank. Aid to Privately Owned'Library on a 75'xlW lot. Priced at $26,900- 4,212.00 4,000.00 4.000.00 3,600.51 399.' The right Is reserved by the Borough ol 485,5?!. Salaries and wages BITTNER & CARTON AGENCY i. TOTAL GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS . 514,311,00 Olher Expenses 3,«?2.00 3,920.00 3,920.00 3,348.49 571.!. 5$ Main St. Keypotf 264-?3l6 Red Bank to reject any and all bids and to waive any Informalities of the bids re- MIDDLETOWN RANCH — Three bed- 5. Less; Anticipated'Revenues Other Than Current Property Tox. 150,423.09 243,110. ' meu.oo ]5i,«M.ao 14,191.00 366,302.00 343,034.04 23.297.V rooms. Excellent condition, Well land- THE BOROUGH OF ItED BANK TOTAL OPERATIONS (Item 1(A)I . Bcaped. Principals only. $32,000. 747-918G. Monmouth County New Jersey Difference: Amount to be Raised by Taxes for Support of BY: JOHN BRYAN •- Municipal Budget (as follows): (»> Cenllngent ... "1^000.00 ~W22.44 1,477.5c ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Spectacular Borough Citric (a) Local Tax for Municipal Purposes Including view overlooking New York Harbor and Dated: February, 1971. 243,195.00 240.4M. Feb. IS , S7.O0 Reserve for Uncollecfed Taxes TOTAL OPERATIONS INCLUDING ocean. Large lot. small house. Living 344,526.41 room with fireplace, one bedroom, elec- CONTINGENT 386,833,00 3H.UH.m 14,191.00 369,302.00 24,775,5i tric kitchen, bath, large jalousied en- AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND SUPPLEMENTING CHAPTER 22 OF SUMMARY OF 1970 APPROPRIATIONS : ! closed porch. Wooded area, Good for sen- THE ORDINANCE KNOWN BY ITS < v EXPLANATION OF APPMPIMATIONS FOR ior .citizen or hideaway. Inspection by ap- EXPENDED AND CANCELED Detail: SHORT FORM TITLE AS, "REVISED 193,349,34 pointment. P. A. GEHLHAUS, Real Es- General "OTHER EXPENSES" Salaries ond Wages : 320,013,00 197,953.00 191,953.03 5,403.61 ORDINANCES OF 1961", ADOPTED Other Expenses (Including Contingent) 166,750.00 156,451.00 urit.oo 170,341.97 151,177.14 19.I7I.S1 tate. 2914US. JUNE 5, 1961. Budget Budget Appropriations - Adopted Budget _4l5,59t.0O The amounts appropriated under the title of "Oth (C) Capital improvement! BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and 1,000.00 12,000.00 12000 00 12.00000 Council of the Borough of Red Bank that Emergency Appropriations, I4,«7|.OO Expeniej" are for operating .costs other than "Salaries or Capital Improvement Fund _. COLTS NECK Chapter 22 of the above entitled Ordlnanci W«9«s," ' TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS ; ...^.500,456.00 TOTAL CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS ..._ i/ioo.oo i2.aio.orj 12,000 U 12.00000 Beautiful three-bedroom; 2'/a-bath ranch be amended and supplemented as follows Some of the Hems Included In "Other Expenses" are: with far too many extras to list. Call for SECTION 1. Chapter 11. "Fire Depart- ment", Article I, "First Aid and Rescui Material, supplies and nonbondable equipment. ' complete Information. J. D. ROCHE, (Dl Municipal Dial Service Realtor. Hwy 34. Colts Neck. 462-2711. Squad", Section 3. of the Red Bank Fire Expenditures: Department is hereby amended to read as Paid or Charged: ' Repairs and maintenance of.buildings, equipment, I Payment of Bond Anticipation Notes 1 WEST LONG BRANCH — Just listed It follows: (Including Reserve for etc and Capital Notes ..'.:. Uncollected Taxes) ....473,506.!« Interest an Notes : Assume 7'A% VA mortgage with $5,4oo. Contractual services for garbage and trash removal, "SECTION 3. Associate Members Reserved ... 26,919.84 Three-bedroom ranch with two bathst Associate Members must be over twen- flrt hydrant service, aid to volunteer fire companli Family room. Owner moving, must sell? TOTAL MUNICIPAL DEBT SERVICE .. ty-one (21) years of age, at the time TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND etc. Pull price, $28,500. CAMASSA AGENCY, application is made and approved. Said Realtors, 222-4100. associate member shall not be eligible UNEXPENDED BALANCES Printing and advertising, utility services* Insurance and CANCELED .:....500,4?6.00 many other Items essential to the service rendered Way 7,500.00 S?^ '.,'"!.?"" "f , °<™n <" «« Bor- Director ol Local Finance j. i_ 13,500.00 Traffic Intersection and COLTS NECK ank held on Monday. Febru- Connection Road at Broad Lovely tour-bedroom, 214-bath Dutch Col- TOTAL SURPLUS ANTICIPATED . 14,500.00 12,000.00 12,000.00 ond While Streets - 7.5W.W , 7,80.00 onial -TElth almost two acres and running (21 STATUTORY EXPENDITURES: 1,231.21 7,500.00' brook. Act fast. J,D. ROCHE, Realtor. Contribution to: • HVy 34, Colts Neck. 462-2741. Miscellaneous Revenues: Public Employees' Retirement • Licenses: ' : • System . . .. - !. 5,207.00 1,463,00 Alcoholic Beverages 1,100,00 1,600.00 1,930.1 Social Security System (O.A.SJ.) 5,100.77 5,500.12 • 5,500.(2 2,2*1.31 LOTS AND ACREAGE Fines and Costs:' Consolidated Police and Firemen's Municipal Court 9,000.00 3,953.00 Pension Fund .... 52500 '4KJJJ0 410 OO 414.11 511 BUILDING LOT — 65' fronlase x 125', State Road Aid - Formula Fund 2J06.0O «,moo 2,300.00 Police and Firemen's Retirement nice location Neptune. Sewers. $3900. JOHN BRYAN Interest and Costs on Taxes 5X00.00 2,300.00' 7,731.: : System of N. J 11,43100 11*55.00 11,054.25 .75 Read; to build. 542-1399. Clerk of the Bus Receipts Taxes 350 39 3,N0.0» 370.1 Pension' ' , 475.00 (R.S. 43:1B-1 to R.S. 43I8B-8) .' 606.11 606.11 606.11 Dated; February ,. Franchise. Taxes „... 30,00000 30,912.63 6M.II Gross Receipts Taxes IIM0.M 29,000.55 11,772.8- COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Replacement Revenue — Business Personal Property 17,000.00 TOTAL DEFERRED CHARGES AND STATUTORY EXPENDITURES-- (RiS» 54*11 O) ,. • rwww 42,115.00 42,115.00. 42,115.1 UNION BEACH — Meal location for State Sales Tax Aid Per Capita MUNICIPAL _ 46,319.00 47,054.00 47*54.00 44,119.61 2,JI4.)2 small shop. Two-room paneled office, 13,374.45 •Ix-room apartment above, land adjacent (R.S. 54:12 B-30, Et. Seq ) lo Twllltlng. 264-5508. 115 moo 115,735.00 121,536.32 (HI Total General Appropriations for TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS REVENUES Municipal Purposes (Items 1 (A) te 413,451.00 (E) inclusive ..:. 449,72200 1449100 421,35600 401,346.16 24,9.914 REAL ESTATE WANTED Receipts from Delinquent Taxes KWOOO.00 47,575.00

LISTINGS Of BETTER HOMES — In Subtotal General Revenues (Hems 1,1, I and 4) 2MM!3.00 245,110.00 257,312,51 (L) Subtotal General Appropriations Kftansburg - Middletown • Hatlet - Holm- (Item (H)> ..I!..' 449,725.00 413,451.00 14,191,00 421,356.00 401,346.16 del. The Srnollto Agency. 787-0123. TchoTl ^T" •"«>'lates without the State of New Jersey, or Collection of Taxes ' Municipal Appropriations 421,356,00 Proposal guarantee and other bidding re- Ihe spouse or, dependent of and accompa- 9,196.51 9S.4! School.Taxes. (Including local and quirements are stated In the standard and Salaries and Wanes 10,066.00 9,292.00 9,292.00 ij'ing or residing with a civilian attached Other Expenses - 1,215.00 M70.C0 1,170,00 1,051.19 111.81 Regional) :. supplementary specifications ror the proj- 126,161.07 646,337. ect. Plans and specifications, proposal, or scrvlnc wllh the Armed Forces of Ihe Legal Services and Costs CounTy Taxes (Including Added Jnlted Slates, and desire to vole or if Salaries ond Wages 3,600.00 4,500.00 LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND SURPLUS Tax Amounts) ™ contract and bond forms may be Inspected 215,442.66 216,464.26 or obtained It the Bureau of Contract Ad- rou are a relative or friend of any sucli Other Expenses: . ministration. Department of Transporta- person who, you believe, will desire to vole Codification of Ordinances 1,300.00 8,300 00 1,300.00 TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND Cash Liabilities 313,951,13 N tion Building, 1035 Parkway Avenue, Tren- n the Special school election to be held on Miscellaneous Other Expenses 1,600.00 8,500.00 7,426.63 TAX REQUIREMENTS ° ,,41W6(U). ton. New Jersey, during office hours. Cop- larch 30. 1971 kindly write to Ihe under- Reserves for Receivables 59,356.42 1,236711.03 Engineering Services and Costs 94,211.29 ies thereof will be furnished upon applica- signed at once making application for a Salaries and Wages •MM 500.00 500,00 500.00 wplus .:. '. •. U E xpen tion and the payment of standird fees. The "Illary service ballot lo be voted in said Other Expenses 2,250.00 2,000.00 2,155.00 iV . work Is to be completed on or before July lection to be forwarded to you, stating 2,200.00 TOTAL LIABILITIES. RESERVES by Future Public Buildings and Grounds 467,525,14 ".191.00 our name, age, serial number if you are Other Expenses „ 9,270.00 J.450.I8 AND SURPLUS 9,300.00 Estimated quantities of the principal n military service, home address and the Planning Board TOTAL ADJUSTED Items of work are: odress at which you are stationed or can Other Expenses ~ 910.47 EXPENDITURES AND * found, or If you desire the military 9H.0O School Tax Levy Unpaid 414,009.27 TAX REQUIREMENTS nOADWAY 1TKMB Board of Adjustment ervice ballot for a relative or friend then Other Expenses _ Less: School Tox Deferred 150.000.00 1.475,06173 1,230,779.0! 32,000 Cu Yd. Roadway Excavation, Un- majce application under oath for a military 550.00 classified Shade Tree service ballot to be forwarded to him. slat- Other Expenses _ -. •Balance Included In Above Surplus Balance December 3IH 4.00O 8q. Yd. Pavement Excavation 214.00 "Cash Liabilities" : ...264,009.27 > 2,200 Ton Bituminous stabilized Base ing in your application that he 1: over Hie Industrial Committee Course ige of 21 years and staling his name. fep. Other Expenses 2.2C0 Ton Pavement Type PA-BC-1 u 2 number If he IJ in militarlltary iscrvloe, Conservation Commission wme address 'end (he s'dci'rc" 'hich he 1,200 Lin. Ft. Culvert Pipe, Various •si ai wl (R.S. 4u:56A-l ID 5) Types and Sizes " stationed or can be found. Other Expenses : * 3.700 Lin. Ft. Wlilte Concrete Vertical Forms of application can be obtained Insurance Curb." Various 61*e» from the undersigned. Group Insurance Plans for Employees .. 11,580.00 6,900.00 2,770.00 9,670.00 9,405.35 ' 264.65 BRIDGE ITEMS Dated February 17, 1971 Workmen's Compensation Insurance 9,000.00 5,990.00 953.00 6,943.00 6,943.00 360 Cu. Yd. Foundation Exiavallon (MOB.) EMILY A. JOHNSON Other Iniurance Premiums :.. 15,000.00 9,300.00 1,950.00 12,236.00 11,325.31 .910.69 4611 (Ai. Yd, Concrete In Structures Secretary PUBLIC SAFETY: 57,COO U). Reinforcement steel in Slruc- -Board ol Education o Fire • lures Henry Hudson Regional School Dlstrlr' Older Expenses; Jurpluj Bolante Rimolnlna " NSW JERSEY DEPARTMENT , , 1 Orand Tour. Fire Hydrant Service „ 6,500.00 6,600.00 6,600.00 6,401.00 191.00 OF TRANSPORTATION Midland!, N.J. nr Miscellaneous Other Expenses 9,156.00 9,331.00 K5.M 10,256.00 , 9,590.70 665.30 Feb. 11, II, 23 S39.7S fCO. IS ,, $l*)?ili Aid to Volunteer Fire Company 4,500.00 4,500.00 4,500.00 4,500.00 eb 11 104.00 -THE DAILY feEGBTfeR, B&D feANK-MTODLETOWN', V. 3.'. TBDRSDAY, PBB. IT*1971 19 « Moderately. • 3JCoeurd'-v I Sound wave ChlW«h' o<»d Puzzle 42 Not thus one, IB Naval 43 Beverage. By Betty Leary officer: si. M Go-getter. 11 Intense. 46 Chat* rook. ACROSS animal. 12Vlnand-. 47 Home-. i Col > 1 Inclined 44 Group. 13 Cupid. 4» Small walk. 45 Attic and 21 Lubricate. amount. S Chastises. Ionic Greek. 23 Pool. 50 More plain. 10 Terrier, 45 Coquettish. 25 Pacifier. 51 Settled, as [}0 all c-ioiAs 14 Assam 47 Out of 26 Electric arc. a debt. silkworm. practice. 27 Paved area. 52 Get, for one. 15 Cloud: 48 Handy. 23 African 53 Play the comb. form. 50 Transport. antelope. lead. roin or fire. son\t 16 Rend. ' 51 Bothers. 29 Man's 54 Cowardly. 17 Judge's 54 Small ones. nickname. 55 Breezy. bench, 58 Novelist, for 31 Shades of 56 French 18Made of a one: abbr. green. miss: *bbr. cereal. 59 Perfume oil. 32 Manifest. 57 Jeanne and of 19 Western 61 Rhythmic 33 Prepared. others: abbr. city. swirtg. 35 Tease. 60 Chemical 20 Worried. 62 Dies —.. 36 Juice. prefix: var. 22 Profit. 63 Not far. 24 Healthy. 64 Perry's Solntlon of Yesterday's Pool* 25 Disrobe. creator. 26 Rot. 65 Beetle. 29 An emotion. 66 Fisherman. 30 Singer. 67 Grasses. 34 French land , DOWN nnnm area. 1-Girl's name. mrinnnmmun 35 1,000 pounds 2 Irish isle. ii ariRin 36 Try. 3 Impudent inrammnn nnnnnrs ;. Andy Capp 37 N. Zealand one. iranriHnraiii runnn tribe. 4 Peaceful. @ Kat ftumpt Sytiiute, be, 1971., 38 Point., ' 5 Reconnoiter. nranra nnnwi f ir.uirj 39 Merry. 6 Geological nwra rannnnnn IKW 40 Meadow. epoch. Ul'llilUMM HI'IIIIOMMHi:]1 41 Vulgar. 7 Kind of NINETY PER 43 Young works. XENT WATER: {AN1 STILL Your Horoscope 10 11 13 ii By Stella Wilder ii ii (SAT/SF/E&/ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY;" GEMINI (May 2aJm» 2»- W-Borntoday,sou are basically j Another's frank «pjtf«l»al of your. anintenectualmo»tathometo!Ulent* imW be taken as ;the world of abstact thinking. But •«tlously as it Is given. Don't be 'you also possess a tremendous hurt by honest, criticism; take amount of creativity-not «' advantage of it. foreign to the "thinker" as some CANCER (June 22-JuIy 23H •might think-^which you use both' "Ute wise Cancer will become •to your own advantage and to the' involved in group activities advantage of all those who with today: In such a way you .can :their problems capture your -combine business with pleasure, KATEEMA-JOOMBA- WAT WAS FA5T' ) 1 DIDN'T WANT TO 6IVE imagination, challenge your tEO (July 24-Aug. 23)- WE'REGOIMG TO THE ' '-^ • • YOU TIME TO •thought processes. A forceful Affectlonofteedyounpwmay be (501 DEN BEACH OF 'pereon, you are not one to be just what you've been missing— KEELA deniedeitherinyourtalentsorin-without knowing It. Don't turn •your desires. ^another away without excellent ', One who has an instinct for!reason. ' 'doing Just the right thing at just--. VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23)-Be Ithe right time, you seldom find honest and straightforward, "yourself under any unusual Otherwise, you may forfeit much •jtreis " "iUiat is good and coming your way 'in a hurry. . • . LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23)- Spend some time this afternoon Friday. February" IS*' < jn service to the community. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 19)—. xhere is little time to make up for Take care not to jump in over: lost time-but you can try. your head when it comes to new : SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)- Bridge Advice :beginnmgs. It would be easy for The wise Scorpio will be Nubbin you to be carried away today, '-scrupulously honest in his. By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Sometimes you can locate Eait dealer PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21)- relationships with others. A good' Ettt-WtstvnlMribte Don't insist upon having your day for knowing yourself. all of the missing cards after just one trick has been iownway and you have a better / SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 2M)ec. 4 642 chance of meeting with success - 22)—Business activities in a field played. Knowing how the suits will break may save you from V t by day's end. I . ; -not very well known to.you may ;" ABIES (March 22-April 20)—If cause some disruption in your a foolish mistake. O KQI82 •youiniistupon perfection you are;personal'affairs. Be on guard, West opened the queen of 4 A742 •destined for real disappointment CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. spades, East discarded tb> ?0 WEST " "EAST today. Don't be Surprised should '20)-;-5malt''gains'' to1 -be made of clubs, and South won with 4 QJ 10*753 « None 0 66434 2 tfJ1097 another drop the ball. '.today-by the Capricorn who the king of spades Paying no 0 74 TAURUS (April 21-May 20— remembers his past too com- attention to the bidding or the • None O A1O9S Mother Nature has much to offer pletely.' Try a little forget- first trick, South led a dia- *KQIO9« the Taurus who gives her half a fulness—and forgiveness, mond to dummy's king, re- SOUTH .chance. Step outside and see'' (Copyright, 1971, by United turned to his hand with a 4 AK* • what life is all about. Feature Syndicate, Inc.) heart, and led a diamond to Double 2 4 3 6 Hi and Lois declarer that West had the Pus 3 NT AUFass, jack of hearts. South won and Opening lud-4 Q led a club to dummy's ace, relying on a 3-3 break in dia- mond to force out the ace. monds. The ace of clubs is a re-entry to dummy and declarer The diamonds didn't break makes his game with two well, and South had only eight spades, three hearts, three tricks. Down one. diamonds and at least one Revealing Discard club. • East's discard at the first trick showed the entire hand.' There is at least one ether East could have only five way to make the contract, but clubs and could not have a South must not rely on a fa- five-card side suit since he vorable break in diamonds. would have bid that suit in- Dally Question stead of clubs. Therefore East As dealer, you hold: S- surely had four hearts, four QJ109753, H-6432, D-74, C- diamonds and five clubs. None. What do you say? Moreover, East surely had the Maiy Worth ace of diamonds and the Answer: If not vulnerable, bid three spades. If vulnera- •••ANOHESURt < -J I / MW. WORTH king-queen of clubs for his •Mi THM5-ALL sketchy opening bid. ble, pass. A shutout bid will mmmm RIGHT, MR5. ilEMtD (JIAD TO 7 ,,/T') MUST HAVE. FOR probably produce a good re- I I APPRECIATE VOW*—? WORTH!-MR. HAVE, AN eycujfe "S 0^2* y^O'OTTEM SOMETHING Since the diamonds cannot sult if not too Costly. 1 MUCH HAVING TklSRECIPt, MO5E5-JUST ,r\T0 ESCAPE!// break well, South's best play 1 TEENAl-BUTt DIDN'T / HAPPENED TO is to lead a low diamond and 1 KNOW VOL) MAD A / \ 8E.—PA651NG ^aNTLEMANCAUUtf/ play dummy's eight at the Smokers Segregated second trick- East wins and OTTAWA (AP) Air Cana- returns the king of dubs, da's Boeing 747 jumbo1 jets, to holding the trick. begin service July 1, will have East continues with the a 75-seat section where you queen of clubs and wins that can watch movies but can't trick also. Now there is no smoke and a 68-seat "quiet further defense. If East leads zone' where you can smoke ft a third club, South wins in his but can't watch movies, air- own hand and leads a dia- line spokesmen said. Beetle Bailey Pog1o

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• J ^\ <-[, ^nH -20 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. J,: THURSDAY, FEB. 18,1971 County Presses for Full Interchange in Eatontown 4 He noted that about,M y«« jfrTOXIAMJ.ZAORSKI fic generators. Mr. Ner said the Highway Charles M. Pike reported that plan end requested that Moo- any use of the land other than terested in acquiring part of FREEHOLD — The county Under the state plans, be Authority which operates the Monmouth County has re- mouth receive immediate cer- recreational. the land. He said fiat it was -—ago, , ttfc— —TfreeholderT . .s fried. to bti & toth taj Wanning Board will ask the explained, a motorist travel- Garden State Parkway has ceived a letter from the Tri- tification. Freeholder Director Joseph felt that it would be better if obtain a portion of. toe «tate Department of Transpor- ing from the western portion suggested that an interchange State Transportation Commis- Mr. Pike added that tbe the federal or state govern- for a C. Irwin added that be had portion , Wfon to put a full interchange of the county would not be be built at the parkway spur. sion concerning its eligibility county's submission was the received a call ask- ment acquire it rather than The state . wt Bt 18 end wyckoff Road in able to go south to east He The county engineer said for grants from the federal most complete and was con- ing if the county woul-d - b- e in- - th- e county^ . of it, he said. Xatantomt so motorists using' also would not be able to go this project is expected to go Housing and Urban Develop- sidered tbe best in the state fte highway can go to the west to north from the high- to contract in the near future. ment for water, sewer and and in the 22-county area of Moranouth Shopping Center way at that location. The Planning Board adopted open space projects. the commission. and Monmouth Park. Maps Found Shocking a resolution urging the state The commission noted that "I feel that we are in good The state plans with a par- Mr. Ney said (tot when to put a full interchange at Monmouth County was (he shape," said1 Mr. Pike. tial interchange at that loca- county officials saw the state that location. Tlie Board of first county in the state to The Planning Board acted THIS IS A GOOD TIME OF YEAR tion provide no access to the maps for the interchange Freeholders are expected to complete and adopt a water on three applications for fed- east, said County Engineer about six weeks ago they were take similar action. eral aid. To come in and relax Henry J. Ncy yesterday. He shocked. i Stage Project The first was for half of a added that the MonmouUi "We understood that it was Mr. Ney said tot Wyckoff Winslow Cites $2,150,000 project for Union And have a gjp of coffee with Us Shopping Center and MOD- to be a full interchange," he Eoad is to be widened in Beach for a collection system mouth Park were major traf- said. stages to four lanes from Rt. Orders Volume and sewerage facilities. , ' —and our good cookies tod. 71 to Rt. 33. Action Is Urged County Planning Director EATONTOWN - Donald A. And see all that's new Barber, president of Winslow In its recommendation, the Tele-Tronics, Inc., here, a county board noted that the r—upstairs and downstairs Long Prison subsidiary of Winslow Tech- borough has limited financial nology, Inc., reports that the resources and mat it has the And maybe get ideas company received orders and greatest need for sewerage fa- —to freshen up your tired rooms. Term Eyed contracts in excess of $195,000 • cilities. It urged Immediate in January and more than action. For Youth $100,000 in February to date. Concerning the second ap- FREEHOLD - A 19-year- The products covered in- plication for half of a $129,060 old AsburyPark youth faces clude signal generators, insu- project for Bridle's open up to 77 years in prison for lation testers, attenuators, space and recreation, the four crimes he admitted yes- ballast tube testers, molded board said it did not conflict terday, including two armed parts, and other items. with the county's master plan. jobberies, one* robbery and Based on a continuation of The third application was gifts i •• • 1 264 Norwood Ave. order receipts at this level, one count of assault with a for disposal of surplus proper- lamps 1 daily 10 to 5:30 weapon with intent to rob. with no large contracts what- ty at Ft. Hancock, 'Mr. Pike DEAL soever, the company should op- said this was an unusual ap- home accessories wed. eve. 7 to 9 Larry Mlman, 1000 Bangs erate at a profit for the year, plication., He added that the Ave., Asbury Park,, pleaded he said. guilty to armed robberies of • county board would oppose. $100 from Morris E. Siegcl, trading as Benny's Grocery Store, Red Bank, and $34 from William Mari of Mari's Pack- age Store, 71 Brighton Ave., Long Branch, in those munici- palities, both last, Oct 86 at the point of a .38 Caliber pis- tol. - , : He also pleaded guilty to the robbery t>f f65 from Raymond E. Whelan, an employe of KrauszerS' Dairy Inc., Rt 35, 'Neptune City, last Oct. 25. Berkshire On the same day in Asbury Park, he admitted, he assault- ed Rosa Mayer, an employe of Eyecatcher Freedman's Bakery Inc., J009 Mara St, Asbury Park, with Hose bis pistol with intent to rob. Tillman could get a maxi- mum sentence of 25 years on each count of armed robbery, IS years for the robbery and 12 years for the assault. Monmoutb County District very special sale..... Court Judge Thomas L. Yac- carino set April 30 for sent- encing. 32.00-36.00 famous make PantyHoM Reg. 1.75 Democrats completely washable dress sheer I .09 Meet Tonight MATAWAN - lie Demo- dresses... 17.50 cratic Club will meet tonight >t 8:30 in Hook and Ladder 'ire Co., Broad St. Come, find seven exciting styles in easy-care Guest speaker will be Miss Save on Stockings Marie Panos, head of the Ma- Dacron polyester, Dacron and wool or 100% Reg. 1.00 pr. tawan Regional Teachers As- acrylic. Fashion's bright spring colors; sociation for the past three New Shades. __ fears and a history teacher at beige, navy, coral, yellow, turquoise, blue, P-AV.-Tall...... 79 •latawan Regional High School. In her talk, entitled green, orange, and lilac in the collection. 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