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SEE PAGES 9-13 The Weather THEBAILY FINAL Occasional light rain today. Mostly cloudy tomorrow with chance of rain. EDITION 36 y AGES Monmouth County's Outstanding Home Newspaper VOL 95 NO. 230 RED BANK, N.J. FRIDAY, MAY 25,197,'t TEN CENTS

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CAPE KENNEDY, Fla With mission commander cupancy for a record 2(f mishap that ripped a heat a hatch in the side of the ve- (AP) — Three American as- Conrad at the controls, the •days in space. They also shield from the Skylab on hicle the next day and erect tronauts rocketed from earth Apollo was to execute a series have tools that might free a May 14. twi) 55-foot poles into a V- today on an unprecedented of intricate maneuvers to jammed solar panel and re- After considering several shape holder on which they mission to salvage the track down the space station placements lor film and sunshade candidates, Skylab would unfurl an awning. crippled Skylab space station and rendezvous with it 275 medicine believed to have program director William C. The third choice would in- and make it their orbital miles above the earth. This been spoiled by the high heat in Schneider made an 11th hour volve undoeking the Apollo home for a record 28 days. would take about 7>£ hours. the station's cabin. decision last night on which and maneuvering it close three to take along. Riding with the all-Navy The astronauts carry with Preparing various sun while Weitz leaned out the crew of Charles Conrad Jr., them three folded gold-and- shields under a crash pro- The No. 1 choice, as it has open hatch and attached a Dr. Joseph P. Kerwin and silver shades, one of which gram almost caused another been most of the week, is an sail-like shield. Paul J. Weitz were hopes that they hope to erect to shadow delay in the astronaut liftoff. umbrella-like device. Commander Conrad, with they could repair this nation's the Skylab from the sun and Jt already has been postponed If that does not work, Ker- advice from the ground, first orbiting laboratory and permit them to take up oc- 10 days because of the launch win and Conrad were to open' would make the decision. save the |2.6 billion project. A 22-story-tall Saturn IB rocket blasted away from Cape Kennedy to start the as- tronauts in pursuit of the 85- AP Wlrephote ton station. They were to Report Magruder Ready THE PRESIDENT SINGS — President Nixon and Irving Berlin sing "God stalk it through the skies at Bless America" lost night during a celebration for former prisoners of 17,100 miles an hour, catching war at the White House. up with it after 7Vi hours. Once there, they will exam- ine damage caused when a heat shield was ripped away To Become U.S. Witness during the launch of the labo- WASHINGTON (AP)-The "He urged us, in view of the quires you as honorable and "people on your staff are McCrane Is Indicted ratory 11 days ago, exposing U.S. attorney here has dis- important work we were responsible public officials to trying to mortally wound the lab to the extreme heat of closed that a key member of doing, that it was in the public carry on while I am familiar- you." the sun. the Watergate conspiracy has interest that we carry on the izing myself with all that has In testimony before a closed agreed to plead guilty without development of the case," been done, . . As soon as I session of a Senate Appropria- They'll determine how best immunity and to testify as a Titus said. "At this time, I have taken office in the de-tions subcommittee — and re- to erect a sunshade to cool the On a Fraud Charge prosecution witness at trial. wish to advise you that we partment, ra^yuld of course ported later by the subcom- overheated lab and decide if He did not identify the indi- will accede to Prof. Cox's expect to bef$ifeulted before- mittee's chairman, John L. they can free a jammed solar NEWARK (AP) - Former "categorically, emphatically, vidual. request..." any decisioni^^Q'.e made," MeClellan, D-Ark. .- Gray panel to produce more elec- State Treasurer Joseph M. and without equivocation" Cox said. (• -3$j\ said he spoke to Nixon Ta'st' trical power. .U.S. Atty. Harold H.'.Titus McCrane Jr., already under any wrongdoing during his Jr. said yesterday that after Titus did not specifically July (i. indictment for alleged mis- three years as treasurer. He If they succeed, their mis- confering with his three prin- say their stay would be per- In other developments yes- Gray said lie cautioned N'ix- conduct in office, has now is now free on $5,000 personal sion could signal a new era in cipal prosecutors he had manent, however, and, in a terday, the Senate's Water- on after agreeing with Lt. been accused of fraud by a recognizance bond. which the United States shifts learned that "it is realistic to statement issued later. Cox gate hearing recessed until Gen. Vernon Wallers, deputy federal grand jury probing Among the firms named in emphasis from space explor- anticipate a comprehensive appeared to indicate that June 5, and former FBI acting CIA director, that confusion possible irregularities in the yesterday's indictment were ation to space exploitation, in- indictment within 60 to 90 their status is his to decide at Director L, Patrick Gray III had arisen about the in- funding of Gov. William T. the Atlantic City Racing Asso- tended to benefit mankind in days." some future time. said that he warned President vestigation of Mexican as- Catiill's 1%'J campaign. ciation, which gave $y,500, many ways. Government sources quoted "The public interest re- Nixon last summer that pects of the Watergate case. McCrane was indicted on Hialeah Race Course, Inc., in the New York Times today the fraud charges yesterday. donor of S2.0IIU. and Trap" Conrad, 42, Kerwin, 40, and identified the conspirator He was later scheduled to be Kock Industries, Inc., Middle- Weitz, 41, were up early for mentioned by Titus as former arraigned June 1 in federal town, which gave $15,(11)0 to their big day, rising at 3:45 White House aide Jeb Stuart court here. the campaign through Writers a.m. for the traditional astro- Magruder. Magruder later Brookdale at Impasse The indictment specifically Associates, the indictment nauts' launch day breakfast of served as an assistant to for- charged McCrane with taking said. steak and eggs. mer Atty. Gen. John N. Mit- part in an allegedy conspiracy The money was allegedly chell on the Committee for to make some campaign con- As they left the crew quar- used for public relations ex- the Reelection of the Presi- tributions look like tax deduc- ters, they smiled and waved With Faculty Members penses, advertising and heli- dent. tible business expenses. The at a group of newsmen and copters used during Cahill's Titus also said that negotia- By DORIS KULMAN According to Faculty Asso- lem solving. We want to solve indictmen alleged that space workers. They boarded tions currently are under way ciation spokesmen, stale- this problem," Mr. Redding- McCrane directed a public re- campaign against former an air-conditioned van for the Joseph M. McCrane Jr. Gov. Robert B. Meyner. aimed at obtaining guilty LINCROFT - The Brook- mates in its negotiations are ton told the board in a pre- lations firm, named as short drive to the launch pad pleas and cooperation from dale Community College money (the Association ask- pared statement. Writers Associates, to take in raigned on charges of mis- The indictment was re- and rode elevators to the others implicated in the wide Board of Trustees yesterday ing an 8 per cent wage hike, "We would like to learn $46,710 in donations from indi- conduct and soliciting three turned by the same grand spacecraft level. web of scandals that have declared an impasse in its the board offering 4',^ per more about this from the ad- viduals and corporations then banks and the state pension jury that indicted former As Conrad made commu- come to be known as the Wa- contract negotiations with the cent); workload (the Associ- issue phony vouchers. ministration," Maj. Gen. W. funds to buy securities state Republican Chairman nications checks in the Apollo- tergate affair. Faculty Association and will ation wants less working through his brother Kevin in Nelson G. Gross on charges cabin, spacecraft test con- Preston Cordcrman (USA According to the in- Addressing himself to spec- ask the state Public Employes days, the board wants more), Ret), the board president,' dictment, McCrane also aided return for the banks obtaining he, too, was part of the ductor Bob Reed asked, ulation that he and his prose- Relations Commission and grievance procedures. scheme and that he coerced replied. The board then will the companies in preparing a greater share of deposits of "How's the handyman cutors would withdraw from (PERC) to mediate. Averring the Faculty Asso- state funds. one of the contributors to lie be in a position to act on the false 1968 income tax returns today?" the Watergate case, Titus con- PERC is now mediating the ciation's willingness to contin- to a grand jury about the al- Faculty Association's state- in which they deducted money The indictment was handed "Are you guys going to blow firmed this had been their in- contract dispute between the leged scheme. ue negotiations "until all mat- ment, he said. for non-existent work by up by a state grand jury and the rest of those clouds out of tention up to the time of a board and the college's Non- ters are resolved," its presi- According to George Abel, Writers Associates. although the former state offi- (iross, who was named an here by 9 a.m.?" Conrad meeting Wednesday afternoon Academic Staff Association. dent. Frank Itcddington. told . cochairman ol the faculty nego- Ironically, the indictment cial entered no plea to the unindieted co-conspirator in asked. with Archibald Cox, the newly The board declared an im- the board last night "we were tiating committee, the Associ-. was handed up exactly one charge, he later issued a yesterday's charge, has de- "What we don't blow out, named special Watergate passe in those negotiations stunned . . . when the board's statement m which he denied. nied any wrongdoing. ation is asking a cost of living week after McCrane was ur- you guys will," Reed replied. prosecutor. several months ago. negotiations team suddenly adjustment "plus or minus," declared impasse and walked in addition to the K per cent out" of yesterday's negotiat- wage boost, and wants the ing session. number of working days After Seven Months shaved from Ihe present 17(1 to Many Towns Plan Memorial Day Events Mr. Keddington said the im- 185. passe was declared by the Communities throughout In Red Bank. Army Chap- town's activities will be a pa- Members of lire companies, First Aid Squad headquarters. and captured by the British in board's $5l)-an-hour negotia- Board Wants Increase Monmouth County will observe lain Capl. Ned R. Davidson of rade scheduled for 11:.')() a.m. first aid squads, Scouting Earlier this month the the Battle of Monmouth He tor, Robert Murray, after sev- The board wants to increase Memorial Day with parades Ft. Monmouth. will be the Monday. Sponsored by the and veterans organizations, Township Committee died during the British retreat en months of weekly sessions. the number of working days and wreath-laying ceremo- principal speaker at 11 a.m. American Legion Post in -j\ill be included in the line of awarded a $142,b'K7 contract to through Colts Neck and was "We cannot understand h(nv to ISO. he said, and the first nies. Most ceremonies will be services at the War Monu- Leonardo, the parade will be- march. .Stephen Grega, Farmingdale, buried here. The site was re- we can be at impasse at a col- package it put on the bargain- conducted on Monday, but ment in front of police head- gin at Viola Avc. Also marching will be the low bidder, for general con- cently donated to the town- lege whose basic philosophy ing table didn't include any some are scheduled for Sun- quarters. Troops station at Kt. Mon- Atlantic Highlands Elemen- struction work on the facility. ship by Frank J. Cahir. has been the team approach wage hike. day. The highlight of Middle- mouth will serve as either col- tary School and Henry Hud- Groundbreaking ceremonies Participants in the grave and group approach to prob- See College, Page 2 or guards or firing squads at son Regional School bands. A will be at the site, which has site ceremonies will be Mayor liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ceremonies in 22 county, mu- firing squad from Kt. Mon- been named Heritage Lane, Simms; Arthur Goodwin, ol nicipalities. mouth will attend. behind the township hall at the Colts Neck Fire Depart- , Scheduled observances are Police Chief James J. Cedar Drive. ment, master of ceremonies; as follows: No Register Monday The Inside Story Egidio is grand marshal for Taking part in the cercmo-i Mrs. Peter Krupa, who will ASBURY PARK the parade sponsored by ny, which starts at 10 a.m., The Daily Register will not be published Monday. Me- Family Counselor eyes school failures Page 22 sing the Star Spangled Banner The city will "oficially" American Legion Sandy Hook will be Mayor Robert L. morial Day, and its business offices will be closed. Publication Yankees drop back Intn second place Page 24 and give a patriotic reading; open its 1973 bathing season Bay Post. Simms; Com mitteeman the Veterans of Foreign will resume Tuesday with a complete roundup of the holiday Grid Giants settled on Yale Bowl Page 24 with a colorful ceremonial at Services at Memorial Park Frank Kane, instrumental in Wars: the Joshua Muddy weekend's news. Monmoutji-hlgh school tennis preview Page 25 II a.m. Monday. will conclude the day's activi- the township's building and Boys, Troop !ll), Hoy Scouts of Sherry Kigdoro ol our Red Hank Bureau will be in Eaton- EKetiold results, entries, selections Page 26 "Father Neptune," in lull ties. grounds planning; Alfred America, who will perform town Sunday, along with photographer Larry Perna, to give Bridge Advice 35 DAILY REGISTER regalia, will emerge from the A memorial service is Ruppel, president of the First colonial and patriotic songs, complete coverage to the lK^-milc bicycle rally sponsored by Classified 28-32 I'HONE NUMBERS ocean with bikini-clad mer- scheduled for H:;si) a.m. Mon- Aid Squad, Bernard Kcllcnyi, and the Rev. Thomas Hoard, the Greater Eatontown Area Chamber of Commerce. It begins Comics 35 Main Office... 741-0010 maids, ending their winter hi- day at Bay View Cemetery, architect, and Mr. Grega. of Monmouth Christian at Monmouth Shopping Center, and chamber nifmals will be Contemporary Life 22,23 Classified Ads 741-6940 bernation. Leonardo. Flags will be After the groundbreaking Church, Marlboro, and the accepting entries right up until [lie K a m starting tune. Crossword Puzzle 35 Legal Adv 741-0010 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS placed on veterans' graves. the Memorial Day parade will Rev. William Bausch, pustor Jim Bishop writes about being interviewed in England and Editorials C Display Adv 741-0010 Marchers in the annual At- COLTS NECK start at the community com- of St. Mary's Church, here. James J. Kilpatnck describes New Hampshire's attempt to Entertainment 9-13 Circulation Dept 741-3330 lantic Highlands Memorial Colts Neck Township will plex and proceed along livers Parade participants will in- experiment with a "tuition voucher" system in education. Financial 8 Sports Dept 7410017 Day parade will assemble at combine its annual holiday re- Mill Road to the gravcsite of clude the First Aid Squad; Their columns are regular features on the editorial pages of Horoscope 35 Contemporary Life 7410010 1(1:30 a.m. at the municipal membrance Monday with the Pvt. Michael Field, a Revolu- Fire Companies 1 and 2; area Thi' Daily Register. Northern Monmoulh County's largest Make A Bate .27 Yacht Harbor for an 11 a.m. Accounts Payable 741-0010 groundbreaking for its Future tionary War hero. Pvt. Field, See Observances, page 3 newspaper and Monnmulh County's most interesting news- Obituaries 4 Accounts Hccelvable...741-0010 start. a member of the Middlesex paper. Real Estate Today 33, 34 Mlddletown Bureau 871-2250 Whole Smoked Turkey, $1.75 County Militia, was wounded Lobster Night Harry's Lobster House Jumbo live soft cmlis. Bay- Religious News 27 Freehold Bureau 462-2121 per Ib. Epicunous, Ml River Casey Jones' Tonight at Olde Union House, Will be open Memorial Day shore Fishery, Red Hank. Sports 24-26 Long Branch Bureau...2220O10 Rd., Fair Haven (Adv.) Connor's Restaurant Open. Serving lull menu, ll::ill a.m. Red Bank. 842-7575. (Adv.) (Adv (Adv ) iiHiiiiiiiiiiiHuuiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Highlands. H7M500. Enter- to I a.m. — Entertainment, The Red Bank Public Library Blackberry Booze Hand, ap- Irish Ballads Harry's Lobster House tainment Fn., Sal. (Adv.) Play Duplicate Bridge Fashion Bazaar third &• Morns Ave , Long peanng at the Happy Pickle, Branch. (Adv.) will be closed on Saturday, llory McGinn appearing at Fresh mussels, soft shell in Lillle Sliver Also novice 167 Lincoln Avc. Klbcnm. Kn. and Sat. (Adv.) Sycamore Tree Owners May 2ti and Monday, May 2H. the Peninsula House, Sunday crabs, clams, steamers. Sea games and lessons. 741-MM. New shipment; long dresses (Adv.) evening, May 27. (Adv.) Bright. (Adv.) It's not gypsy moths shriv- (Adv.) (Adv.) Harry's Lobster House Conner's On The Shore eling up your leaves. Let an We have new specialty dishes. Drug Addiction Problem? Open for the season. Shore Discontinuing Boys' Dept. Southslde Johnny & the Kid expert diagnose the problem. Lobster Tails H 95 r Come to the Spring Sale Veal paiiniKiana, frogs legs Call 9HK-H333 Drive. Highlands, n72-L >UI). Shirts, sweaters, swim wear. The natural blues Gulliver's Call Leary Tree Spraying Ser- Sat night. Complete dinner Tnwne Shoppe. Itt 3li, I'orl provencalo, brook trout al- For Help Entertainment Kn,. Sal.. Sun. Reductions to 60%. Twiggs. l»ub. Red Hank. Fn and Sat. vice, Free estimates. !>4;!f>r>l«. Peterson's Riverside Inn, 741- Monmoulh. Special Values! mondme. shrimp scampi and Dav or night (Adv.) (Adv.) Hwy 35, Middlelown. (Adv.) (Adv.) (Adv.) 77«:i. Red Hank. (Adv.) (Adv.) lobster fra (Ilablo. (Adv.) 2 The Daih Rtgister, Bed Bank—MiddU-amn. N.J. Frkiaj.Ma> :J. I Si 765 Petitioners Oppose a Half-Way House in Keyport cept, recalling that many < * .. . ,.. the.1 m vnt.,.,.*h, alcoholi..t^t.,,1.,c. n.iir.mr^.histories, I'aui>~..il BrowDM11n.n an-,r.Hd Unnf-^Henry- i'. ThTtieo neenwHd fofnrr a tramm/watraasi'aonaJi as "z"a learninfpsrmngp pxnpnpwp"experience.-''' peopl»»r,«ie~ institutionalize.«.-»it••<.»«.ni.nadA buhn»t Dr.. Waite also exDiaineexplained cept, recalling indi n y KEYPORT - About 50 inmates and alcoholics are re- released from terms in the Mueller, members of the Mon- faolily was brought to the at- No decisions uere asked of coming back." explained the that first crack at about half a borough residents, their may- •jectt-d by their families. v in mouth County Citizens Cor- tention of the Community Ser- borough officials or the au- treatment facility's function dozen staff positions planned or and councilmcn and sev- c'i'uri'. .'ail or c»n!:nement Councilman Richard Volpe f dience." arid none were of- at the facility -*ill go to Key- eral more borough officials the;state h tai at Maribnro. rectional Association, and Or. vices Council, whose function vnth regard to e^-inmatts of is to coordinate social ser- fered. port resident-.. "-'> Keypori (lied the compassion already listened patientlv bu! r.nr.rom- Tne clients •AH JIJ !>• rarefuiiy Hicr.ard Viaite. a member of the county jail. will hau- a ioice in :t> af- shown by Keyport in allowing v( r,. •Al :n acteptar.'.e the >!aff of :he Community vii-es in the county, Mr. For- With such a facility such mittaily last rci~h! *•? a parri •t.-r,ed. Mr Deans mtiined the f'jnc- i"*o boarding houses which :ed -o !.V>-e -nirAir,_- r'.ot Services Omnul rest said persons often -tart r:i-» I:1.es of five outlined plar;> inr a i:m:l tif>ns of the prop»-fd treat- rurr^ntlv accept Marlboro rjp half-wa> hiiu^e m 'r.'' v a- i -r;'« re !;LJ' an JP::'J The need rs no!be:r, jnen! facility and !y-corr,e respected rr.r-rr- !| Mr Forre me «;th ri-ptci '« ljo-p:tal"paMenl^ He added bruok Nursing ll«:r.e i'- ti b*Ts fif tr.e c(iP,rnjr.t'. — .n m *r,; Tr;e :dea i* !o h d '. t' 'na' ne laifced to ii re.Mdents Front S! some casfs ..-. ,.r, r;->- '•• Ve! - p:c.te !' • p,.(,j iit/.ut the treatment facility " fr.e prirr 'red prorr^r.tnee. Mr 5L?.,':r.*.r.i When trie p;ir>-:i-!^ «-i 'e ::n- .ftH< !o them a <:'ijTil hud found none who favor it. 1 h,i- H\per:er,<. e w:T; r..:.:- l.-hed. their u'jriieri-r. ;=->.••>; < t,uncilnian Uonald H.r/HwJ- He n.-.-o 'Aay r.o'j-cs ' :r: '.--i'. 'i -rK -terii questions. Some n~: ii nV- :.:- riiorirl 'Aarnt'd (hat parents vored the pron-c! -<.-".(• • ;••!>:•• ; - rr,. ^: will U- In^nti-nfd on behalf of re-t ana • par.i pt.rs;,r,s :n', iil'.ed :n pet". agoins! i! Marv -sho -p ;:<• tneir fhiloren ii the facility is, :r: •.Tirr.e pnr.cpa,;;.' tri-"^r, -.- tr.- ill-tor:; a: So'.vty couid seemed ^ndt-eicjed '" rj*irrrntU'd and asked whether i-;iri('ihm. drop back ',<< "P.*- neip fj;r<-c! the >'ffor!-> of Ihe However. tx-f"r»- tr.f :;•••'.- it would be feasible to estab- i^Mati Panel HoAery because of the ab- p<.-op!e ;n the program toward ing. Mayor William A Ralph (| lish it at Marlboro Slate Hos- on ".,- pan-: •.•••'. 'Ah& -•r« of residential tri-atrre.-r,: rt-st'-ration f the nuildin^ as was handed a pt-v.'i'Ti vir.icti pital :-ii a Historical project ' Dr was reported In (<">r:!j.n •(:•• •nek K'ipr* ' •'', '•• •'• :ac:.;tiei. he said. Mayor Kalph stressed coun- Se aon ! 'Aant this to nap- Wait'.- vdiisesU-d Kirs! to volunteer lor SIT- cil will keep an open mind and po n :n Monmouth County It -. '."tee in '.he proposed facility collect all possible informa- Tr,e re.-iden'ial :r< Problem Deiailed ^p 'i> us as c:tuer,s of Me-n- -.1 a-. .\! iss. \ era ('on over, tion before making a decision. facility 'An'jid r.i.j-'- ri'i'j'.h i ojnty to do something v.hdsi- family once owned Ihe It was for that reason that he !m\im of •><) ciient- pr- about :! Mr Mueller urued scabrook property Miss Con- anrl the councilmen stayed af- or.!', (if ' nan Mr Brown, sptaki.ii; of n* sexes. perhaps a rr.a; ter last night's session to talk r.ai'.-oholic offenders, cited over explained she is the informally with the panel. ropelessness that descends on '. iiunijest ot the Neatoronk Another public meeting will (•••.-inmates released to seer; grandchildren and admilteit be arranged if residents de- c-rr.ployment without help. -r.e is more Irian 7n '.ears old sire it Mr. Forrest promised. Mayor Wonh Accept Movie Pass I r.bble to fir.d work, tr.ey of- •'v\c \scrc j|| delighted 1 1 'ATuT: the property was con- ! ':.'• b"jid '."'i-d tr,.r'i-e-to- 1'iarr;.'!^ lint rd of tt.i -, a ".- pu--- --. and < 0'jldn ' -eo ten aespair and drop back into LEGAL NOTICE B> SHERRY FIGDORK verted as a nursing home, and shre'j.-rjur;. '-.'..n huu-i-. is one v. ;!n Kichard IJ-1. ;r.i- c:-- b-.rouL'h vira' all Te '•>- >•?.- about.' . the criminal activities which were thrilled thai it will be hi-adquarep-'i ,n Ko-!on -j-ntmg. to a.in'A t:ie Mn .;- Ine 'jeveioprr.i-nt receivwl "1: tn:- ; - big r.f.: - :n lanced them in jail in the first SHRKWSBI KV — '^r.'n used for Ihe service ol '.Id1, nr l..:'Arf-nte -a;(J hf lurtiinated -iyn-, 14 :n-l •.'•.d• • a' k-a-1 In variances tiia'. 1 Sr.r»-w-b'jrv, 'r.iPL's mu-t be p.ace. Mayor hobert >'. l.awrer,. e people. ' Miss Conover said. had r'-tum'-u hi- pa-1-. 'Ahich ana - fee; n;<:h. a; :ne Kroad kri-v,- r,\ -aid Mr Stev,art bad. nc grunipfi House Rules iirdculs the ribbon tor.uht : 1 r 1 They are trapped in a pat- Officials Balk fper.sni! < inerna I arid 11. 'h - ca;n>- :n a bundle tor o:v- V ''htrance '•*) the -nopinng :':ng tht- ttt-rine.-dav van- tern of ineptness and can ; es- She added that she will be new t'Ain theater- in the tnbj'.or. 'ii '"jnn!. a> a n1131 - tenter an- " approval-. Mr stcsiart r Suit Blocks cape without a helping hand tne first to volunteer her help >hrewsbur> i'ia/a >r.(.pp; ^ 'p-r <•{ < nurse sa;d ' I nope ine zoning- board 1 With one. the large majority m makin" the facility a noini; OS '. '-nt^'T. r.e 'A <oe 1 '-\pe< ted ea' h . nam !l ' >nre'A-tup. I'ij/a '. tne "Ti- r'lember.s weren t oiiered. and By order of tr.e Moyor orid Council. become Useful members of so- concern MARJOSIE L BECKER iht-non rt.ember ! ' return n.-. too. ' er ' i inema 1 and J if oifered. didn't accept, anv Long Branch Borough Clerk ciety.' Mr. Brown explained. Another resident, who ad- And ihe rr.jyr iv an:r,^ lo h>' -aid ' But that - a declaim The number of var.am-i--. of th>-e parses." mitted that hi1 and many tor each independent individ- Recidivism in Monmouth pay for any future rrnnu- t,e grante'd to allow the baild.ng "If any member of th" zon- NOTICE Beach Plan County averages &') '.« ;M per members of his family are al- plans tn -ee at the tyroui'h - ual to maKe ]or mm-.eif of 'he entire -nopping f i-r."*r" ing board received !::c-(. ;ii:.. Tnr, 11 to certify tnot the foregoing Of- FKFKHDI.I) - Ir:e <•;"• of cent. he. added- "Thais a cohoni-'s stated tin- turnmi; dinonre wos ir.lrcduced tor tirilreadino first triea'crj Mr l.a»'rer:'.-i- i 'I'jncil man '>'-ra Id- A ha- brought an ac-j-atiLr),- se- V. e rj'.-j,(•'.*' \\\ti\ t!.e ri-cnl by trie Borough Council ol the Borougfi 1 I.'ing Branch has been tnUjiti thmu for an offender to pom! in his'ilfe was a hall- ot Little Silver. County of Monmouth, is the only noroujin official Kruh". -iatj last night thai he Iron! th' tv,ii lienincratic can- s:gn '.ar.an^'e -hnu!d be res- Stale ot New Jersey on I Moy 1973 ond l,:iX'Ked bv a curt orui-r irom face." Mr. Brown com- way house wos finally adoptee by the Borougri who has ret'jni'-d a courteiy had gotten a pass, and had didate-, lor Shrewsbury Coun- cinded and 'he mattrr re- r ta.-;:ng anv action , s '_-ori- "I urs;e you to listen to this Council on 21 May IW3 pass, distributed by the the- "-tuck it M>me'.vh"re. and cil that snn-v.-bur- i'laza is f'-rred to the Cnuntv Prose- mented. CHARLES F. RELL nertion wi'.n a 5-i ti million fhint; and dii; into it II you Moyor ater to JO municipal rifncia:* na'. IT. ! real,;, looked a! I' •literally the house that vari- cutor > office." he ( on'.inued. Dr. Waite outlined proce- Attest bond "niinan'e to acquire can help one person, you ve Sl^phcn G &<"p£nwood -in<. e ances bun! dures to be followed in the fa- Borough Clerk I'harlts I. iler.-hon. man- "TheM- pa--t-< cou.d <,:>• i.o::- about Vi acres "i oreantro'it 1 cility, which he said, mitth! he done sunn-thin!; Let the lii;ht AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE ager of the l:\[r. !heati-r-. Added Mr. Bruno candidly. Kobert V. sv.'.ar' and Fred -tried by -on-." to ty ji: .-. f-.r PARKING IN THF MUNICIPALLY property for its North Knd called "Welcome House " in — i mean that He staled LEASED AND OPERATED PARK- denies that an;, .-.uth pa.--i.-s I don t knov. if 1 11 use it or \V Vorg •.'.ill -n'-d a i'-'ter ol favor- or ''once--iens 'ren- ING LOT SITUATE IN THE VICI- B'-ac.i I'rojec! r no' 1 II have to think about it. inquiry to tne mayor ar;d Key concepts are intensr. •• Mayor Kalph and several N i T Y OF THE LITTLE SILVER were issued dered in the pa-! and as m-ur- RAILROAD STATIONS. c The court i.rtier was ofj'ain- interviews before clients are councilmen were :ess sang- "None have yonc "Ut. he The pass was restricted any- Co jiifil r ft] u e ! i n g con- ance for the future " Vov 2S M.OO ed ;.e-terday from Superior chosen f(• r admission, wit:; uine. The ma', or questioned declared. Later, he added that ua;.. I! »j-n ! i;ood tor 'Acek- firniation that "two-dozen, Mr. Yort; -aid mayor and 1 ' 'ort Jud-iL- Me: !":!! Lane Jr trie impai' of tile facility on """NOTICE "This company (General ''i- end-. for in-tance yearlong fr'-e pas^e, to the council -hnul'i ri-v eal tian^-s clear demonstration of moti- Tne loliowing ts o copy of on ordi- by the iV.ia-iis A^air-! 'he \ation toward sell improve- the local labor market, ex- nance No. 9-IJ that wos introduced ol a nema Corp.) doe.-n t usually ''harlis I. Kroll. chairman movies' had been i--ued. to of any one who received a rtgulorly scheduled meeting of the Nortn Knd !'ro;ecl . J"-eph ment required: compatibility pressing concern that clients Townihip Committee ol Ihe Township of give them out I a-Ked my -J- of the Zoning Board ot Adjust- tirough officials. pa-s and either reiu-ed or re- Middletown. held Moy 2?. 1973 and I'andure m :JJ.''Brei!t Ter.; ; miyht take jobs ironi Key poll Miied first reading, and held over for ment, said he hadn't received "If there is anv tni'.h to this turned it with clients 'a!readv al the fa- pervisor. and he Naid there Kd;;ar N iiin.K'-i-piel of -51 further consideration upon second ond a movie pass slur., it definitely ha- the col- cility; establishment ol J fam- residents He also asked what 'inol passage to a meeting of the said were no immediate plans for "The theater pianaiter. I.e II..ear \ve : Milton i.arr of Township Committee to be held otjthe "1 don't "know anything or of conflict-uf-interes." Mr. liy residential almosphere disposiUun would be made ol V,oe SHIP OF MIDDLETOWN, in Ihe Counly dinance May is. It has applied m,nitration Boiidir-g, 59 Ttndali Rood. 8orougr> 0' LtHie S^.-er Csjr.Ty of o' .Monmouth and Stole of New Jersey, Widcilelcwn. N J up to '• 00 a m, pre- Vonmculfi. SIOTP Of Ne* Jt'ity 0^ 1 i^o' less frion IWD thircfs o( oil the mem- MIDDLKTOttN' - Jersey port >t-hlcrday that Middle- Asked whether the utility Central Power and Light Co. for tunding from the federal j voiiinq Time, '.'.ondov. Jyne t. rs?J3. 1 n Offs tp?reo( affirmatively concurring) 1 Fuel Oil NO 7 4 No. * for i?;j-7i. jr^e Boroi-iQri Cot".' o V Voy mi} ai follows Central Power and Light Co. town i-being considered as a slill considers their Jlii-acre is interested in any municipal- Department ol Housing and 3 G«solne lor 1973-74 CHARLES F BELL SECTION ONE Crban Development (HCU) 2 .•/:'.»( Supplier ter 197] II Tie smpfovempni rJescriDPd in Secnon l.s paying no more attention to site for two power generating tract in Cmnn Keach the best My which may have power 4 Plumbing Supplies for 1973-/4. Three c! tms bor.d oreJinonte. n hereby and from the state's Green 5 Pom! Supplies lor 1973 74 Stephen G bre«nv,oCfJ ouf'onied as o general improvement to this township than to any oih- plants of •lim.imu kilowatts sue for the powef plants, Mr. station sites to otter, .Mr. Soecficotior.s ond forms for biddi-g BorouQH Clern t>r mocie c oCQuTrt Dy the Township of er with possible sites for pow- each scheduled for construe- Mcdailiard replied. "1 think Nlcfialliard stressed, Acres program. The project rryjy be secured ct me Office of ine Sec AN ORDINANCE TO ^URTHER ^iddJe^o^n in ?np County of Mon- retory. 59 Tiidcl! Rood, MidO'elo^n. AMEND TITLE 2. CHAPTER 8 OF "lO'jfh. New Jersey For the JQid im er generating pianN .lack H tion in I nion Beaach. you'd have In say that. We're ' Some time ago. he went on. area is within the area ol Sea U J.67741. THE REVISED ORDINANCES OF P'ceTient or purpose itoied in Section JAWES W. DAVIDHEISER 1954 AS HERETOFORE AMENDED Three there <\ nereby oppropnoted t^e View and New Ocean Aves. AND SUPPLEMENTED Mciialliard. v ice president in "As far as were concerned, spending a lot of money B e ond Tne sorre is hereby on-.en<3ed or.d supplemented Dy tne odd 1260,000 00 oppropnofion. not provided ways interested in such sites. in proper!1, within the project 0' tne (OHO* .nn- for oy application nereunder of said RUVStJN POAD On me sou">?-!, . de o' Pun^c" Read '-c^ do*n payment nerjof'Obie bonds of the College Declares Impasse That s all there was to it," boundaries. Townsmp are hereby authorized to b* 1 issued tn the principal amount of Mr Mc'.alliard explained. The complain alleges that On the northerly side of Ru^son Rood m on easterty d-ect'; S3<7.000 00 pursuant to the Local Bond i Continued) which the Bronkdaie group is Mon tvwi weeks ago. *nere trie ncrt-er!y ;^ro nne .r'er seels * tr t-e coster!, cu-D '"e Low of New Jersey in anticipation of an affiliate, said later. He is NASA, negotiating its first ihe -lie proposed bv Mr. I'lty Council did not. during ped Avenue in on easterly fl.rec'.on to a co'r.t *ipre 'ne *ester!^ the issuance of ioid bonds, ond to tern The board's [mded soj'her;y .r'ersec's t"e norme-i* imf poronly imonce said improvement or lerdav was si:, per cent'.-a!- r.-pr.-enlmg the faculty in the contract", is asking a Li per ''''I'1'"1 u'iS ttu' 1;mclfl11 in lh(' the period April lo through purpose, negotiable notes of Ihe Town- P.ellord area, about lili) acres On the noM^er-ly i fle of Rcri n Rooc '-om a p-.'-n' ship in a principal omounl nol exceeding an boost, hut ri't'ti-l ol 11\ir:u ni'^oifation^ cent wane IJHIKC and. ciccnrd- .May s when the bond ordi- CyrD nnt m'crsecis *•.!'. rre e< SI47.000 00 are nereDy outnorlied to be 1 on the shore ol Haiitan Hay. nance was introduced and dtMoPCf o' 50 Jeet rn tne easterly Crecf'C-n. issued pursuant to ond within the limita- aujustmtnl. Mr At>>.-| >jic! "Moral pri'^urr. ' Mr Aliel inL; lo its spokesmen, tin. On 'tie southerly ^:de of PtTsscn Rood fror tions prescribed Dy soid law r Mr. Mcllaliiard conceded adopted, present a plan or c^'D itne in'ersecti *iifi trt wes'triy cj ty M SECTION THREE The pre.-i'iil con'r.'n.t 'Ahull •wid. "Vr,e of Brancrs A ^IJC. (oJ The improvernent hereby ou- expires June :w inciudi-d a "i cases fr. 'he law hut sa>s i! dnc-n I ha'.e it In that obtamint: necessary state It'a-.ibility study lor devel- Or- tne nortnerly ude ot Rumson Rood frorr 'honircJ and The purpose for the finonc- ina of which said obligations ore to be permits for ihe I'nion Beach opment (il the area so the eriy for a distance of ! '5 'eel, issued is 'he reconsiruction ot vonoys per cent salar. im P';,->- and ;i Members Resthe p;i;, 1 site lias been a slov. process, plamtilfs or the public could port £vpnij£ to its intersection *vlh R^tr --rf ^ roads m East Keansburg. between o-X of living adi!J-,!miT' Ihe Nun- V.id^nir Mali .W ihe non-acadeinic stall has CONOVER PLACE Both S'des Fron Poimer Avenue on the wesr, Route 36 on Avenue to iis intersectior wtr iew A,en the north and Sunset Ptoce on the east but added that the utility has examine'them : Minimum salaries now are: Mx-ialum (\\S\) has had !\ui mitten :i total ol a ."> per cent J SCHEDULE IV — TiVE Li v t PAwr.iNij o' ic-3 ( c d t consttr l applied for triom and e\[iec!s The legal action alii-ites that 0,'C nonce to Regufote Traffic in trie* Borojgn o' L'":e SiCtew eff cur bs, o clois A iris.iructors. ?"'.)_'7; j~sslar;t meetings with the board ne- increase in its salary schedule c J op' ^Q 'etruory j, ly/j. be ond t^ie so rr^ e ii riereDy o '^i e n rj p ^ •od GS f 'lexiDie (CMtummoui concrete) pave- them to be granted. City Council's action was ar- SCHEDULE IV - Tl'/.E LlVlT PARKi1 ment, consisting of B ; ot hot mix bitu- professors. SW.M7' a--i.cia!e collators and I'KKC mediator tc.er the pit-! four '.ears .lark '^ occoTjoriQe vv/th iftt provisio^^ of Section 2 S. no per^c minous concete or equivalent ond olio pM.[i-sM,rs\- si : IL'.' There and a third is >cheduled tun Martin. ,\ \s.\ president, -aid " \nd we'd haw- to net per- bitrary, capricious, unreason- lorge' tnen t^e time hmit iho'*rt upon ony o' tne fohc*" including appurtpnoni work lucti os ex covotion. construction of reinforced iip-n • an> luli pniic-siiis j\ week- I nun nnu but 'tie . The s;,iar. srhedjie fur ti.c mits an\«a;. if we wen- to use able and contrary to law. concrete crnd or corrugated metol storm the Middletown site, the e\- The pla:ntitfs are a-king the Soe J drains ond concrete block tnlels and Hrniikdale niectmus ha\e been tr.e _>7u emplir.e-. \\S\ repre- Church BfQ'f manholes, ond repair ond restoration el utue added cour! ',o -el a-ide the bond or- •eel? arid iKrju'^ition of properly and ease- Mr \bel s;,:d 'r:e \^I,,I. wrcKs apart and 'tie sjim s,.ris — scciTtai'ies VM h- ments, on tn nccoroonce witn plons en alion. vvhuTi rejitcscr.ts the prn^re-s is maKini; .\\s\ ninan<. earpeiiters. LH'ouniH- Mayor Mired r Heti;ie-sV dinance and doi-lap- i! void or PfOSpCf titled. Rood Reconstruction - East •jt ' o a Keonsburg — Sections "A ond "B , to lM-member farul".. Aarits Ui- ii'i'-mber.- rr-lr.r .liipiu-s men — ranges irnm $4 "Oil tn Jr ol Ininn Heach. wlm had to re-tram the citv !mm pro- ; jts fee' t>e prepared Dv Richard M Schuii, P E. ond L S Consulting Engineer Middlf- cnevanci1 procedure inarmed Wood, chainnan "I that or^a- Jlil.illlll. already receded clanlication ceeding with the pro|ect and Church Srreet 3Dm!Pu(es 8AVVP1.'- towrt Townsnip to be tiled in tfie office ot yesterdav -. report when he for an enlargement m time- so ot tne Tovsnsn.p Clerk. In require an independent ar- nt/alion - negotiating cmn- Mr Martin -dd reporteis alier \ at inn N\s\s unhappiness is uas reached by The Keuistcr. they can obtain t'le necs-ap. amount of bond or notes to oe issued for enue ro o stud purpose, is SM.OOO 00 pfsident. a> the i«ial arbiter la-l m^hl • .board ineelini; the fact tti.it tbc enlle^c ad- was calm number ot -i-jnature- lor a nt 32b 1 eel ic) The estimated cost ol laid pur- pose is S26C.000 00 the exceii thereof it there isn I a vuv. cor{'r,n'I Mr \\K<1 (lisl^ndi-d a uri«i;[> mi :i i-11 a ' i on :* -per.di n:; i'-li-rendimi on the bond is-ue Pro;pett Avenye 30 minutes IAM9PM ipqnnr - iaii'. irie; cnoijt;li inoiie\ nri itit- si^iis it keepini; ,i sp.ire room ,n the Ine complaint mainlams tMpretnr ceing inp cniounl of the soid i insei" Hit. m;i\nr s;,;(| --| .:l 11 J.000 00 down poyrncn! lor soid pur d.'ie i-xpirev. !'ir \^ ... u:inn -!_;.. pioelain.int: tnal Hrimk- is erecunn mi ttn- campus "tu tli.lt the M-al e-!ale ill (|Urs- S tfo of lo a '.erv llopel 111 !!>V till- pov.el' lioii i- zoned C-4 He-ort Cnni- pom' :u 'eci SECTION FOUR •v.ill take tne ae'i'-r: :.- dai'- :- \:. ltt, .ije ' No sub- ^y. e ,, :ji._, per cent i ust ni li\ •- nor'h thereof Tne following matters are hereby de- quired. I.IM) daii'tn-i a :;•-.• l -'ati'e. :ti": :;i ti'nnt ni tlii" mi; increase to c. cry tion-aca- s'aliniis. 'All! be built here. nii-rcial vvrm h peiiiiils mo- ch Street Soulh ISminutes &AMVPM lormined. cleclored. rcciled and Mated' fee t u err tnp (oi The soid purpose described in f-prcsenlative with UJ- '• ! cdiiivi- itati-, 'tie iiiircum ,it- demic empin'.e \r.v other s|i.- would |,ti c ;be tei- tIIWci- apai! merits, ho- eosier \ y cu'D Section Trrre ot mis bond ordinance is line ot Prospfit not a current e-xpenje ond i% o property Kducation A>sui lation. ui ter the la'l i.c^,>!;.ititi^ -is- 11,,, hiiard last muht ap- s.inie (Illluultlcs. i.e ai oi tiM. Mi--i--ippi \ al- (cl The luRplemenlol debt ilnte i 'instruction f,, ,,; i • i/li I .It s,,|i| Aoik on Ine propM I ment required liy soul in*, hm be«r> «;e, awarded ,, , ),-, ties raniv • 11>rIi ?s "in |,,r .1(|. loni^hl. io.'. in low "in- Mustiv ley. Hie middle Mlatilic SI.iles duly mode onri fuet) m the Office ot Itie fw V a f k h o m ''"'•• Hi:l ''''^'in ;r- •""" •''•' ''•'' Vl'' niTiisl ,-..ti. i Townsnip CierK. ond n compieff exe i-tants in (lomK tomorrow .M!!I I lunce and ccntr al |-'lo; Ida P'occ nor the' iv tufed dup; coir oiiginni thrreof hoi "•"il bvBotouKh i-mn.il la-l c-r. e lin.,1 ;. j.f.r...... 1 M'oni ''," 'j !',' ,. ,, along i a i il "I ram by Lie afternoon, i^-ij been tiled .n fhr OIVKIOM »f i ocol Fi ll w 11 1 1 \ tornado wa'i h w.is pn-led westerly Mrte ot rHjnce in tne Deportment | Communily muhl tor mslall.-i.inn „- „•.,. ||n, l,,|e, al liep.mment oi ;-'""""" " " I ' - ''''' Prospect A ve (1 ( m micl 'ills surida'. niosiiy l"|- piills ol le\a-, \iKaiisiis Affairs, ond such stutmeni shows thot nue- n distune* the orcm d«t>t ot the rowruh.p, , de- miles • .f cla\ pip.-- t(ie !„ ,i H f. ii ~ i n H ai,d lilian Dcel- '• ol 200 leet o (loud;, willi ct:,,!.i e n| -row- ami extreme northwestern fined in smil law ,s mt teased bv Ihu ol 'hree phase-, o| iri-t.illiF. : npineiil whuh na-- a--uied ,i Prospect Avenue East 3D mi nu in MM-9PM Bfgirmna i\ bond nrclinante dy iJJ/,00000 nbd thot t el - l.oin-iaii.i 1 e P t s o u t n of the said obiuiatiors oithonmi by this Dcalh l>v Auto 'he southerly Hie biiKiuuli's Ili'sl •,..ifj 1 r;ii . 51 ! million n'ani lonaid Ihe tionrt otOinom r will he within (l|f drbl In l.nh;: litam II yesleid.iv IiiD D l imiitations prrsenhed by umi low si'wi-r svslein ctun.iled M million piop TIDIvS v Cl-urt 1tf| f he rmgrpgolf iimciiinl ol not c»- ((Mini Admiltnl tin' nk:h wa- V.I and Ihe |ov. .,; onri e I'nuncil ;iiilhon/ed ttii- a«l eel i Sandy Honk Ml fe I- KKKIIi i|.l> - Kicli.inl J. verlisiriH of specifiraliniK for I otitMil M n a n 1 m mi - I'. Prospect Avenue Emt 30 HIinutei Beginning ot o low IMIV been imiudrd m tne forrqnino liiH' '.i,is 11 ami the o'.erni.;hl MhmoU'd fdM df sum tni[vowement or installation of Ihe linai In- adopled an mdmamc auihiy M.ilello .ill, nl II Cominunilv Till) \V — Ili-h _' .'« p m point 4/5 If el Purpose lo'A il I mla'. s ", a in |ein- i/.ing tihni; oi ., p.titioii -A.lli Ini'.e U,.I I.UII-' I'.r.m. n wul si c r ION I ivt null", ol pipe uiih bid Him and l'iw s is p m [ler atllle \\ ,[- I.' lllel e 'A,i\ a' ihe eosiei l 'i-f fi'ii linth nnd irett.t »l the Town liable June II Ihe -I.lie le;:i-l,itille lei|le-l be -enl.-lK rd .lime s lor call- I o.MiiHHoW - Iliuh .' Ii. V'ip nrr hffttiy pledged to the punctual In inches ni r.nri in ine past Payment ol thr nnnctptil ol. and mtcreil Allhoiich Hie award is • ap- ••n;n i IIHTII ol a -peci.il ing the de.ilh by .nilo ni II.u- a in and I L'I, p m and lou on the Muii ohtiqntions oulhnnred by Jl-liOlll • SOLITier ly (uiti ">is mind (irilmiirur Sind odlinotioni proxunatelv ill per cent high law 'o p.-imii lloiou/li ( O'III le! la\ < ollnctoi Kubiil I!, •I l'i a m and In ill p m MfP nl Churth ;lirnt. unlinntrd otilioollon* ot ' Tow er than I tie engirieet -, i--n i il to pel iii.ineiit! v appoiiii lii/ily la-i year 'I huiiilei-toi m- t ;,:i n<-i) "ill ship, onj the Township iholl be sLNDW - High ! Ill a m w.nnnic.i lo levy mt vnUirrm tonei upon mate Frederick II Knit/, |om p.ili/ilmeii -Aho have i,ot Mi" Hr.tdv die (iiui mlrreii thrfeon, without MtnllatlOf. a m and In ">s p m o< i iitr nr omtHint '.|ieeilic;illoti'. were ill awn lu o nieiji in a lie.nl on i olli-.ion on l.,oi- \\,.. v. ,inn-v HiMllo(ol tiond Lnw Coiincil pie-.idenl \iHiai .1 \|,i'. _'» Ihio'.i.'h .lur.e 1 ,r, Maletio pleaded :.:in!tv to sis-ippi \allev Long Uram Ii dedm. I Li nun- 'H0MA5 LYWCM. l.i'inlci who pieidcd ovei H,e -l-irst Vuf Wei-k Ihiom'Jioill 'tn1 charge lielore ( o meeting. in which a conviction was re- BUENOS A1KKS, Argentina — Hector J. Campora, a den- proposed bank addition op- m.p.h. and there is a possi- tist wooed into politics by Peronism, becomes Argentina's UUth posed the plan before council bility of having head-on colli- president today in inauguration ceremonies closing seven recessed and returned with its sions." years of military rule. decision. The zoning board recom- Cloudy but clearing weather was forecast, and Peronist Peter McDonough of 53 mended approval of the leaders predicted hundreds of thousands of celebrants would West River Road, who lives bank's proposal subject to site jam the streets. on the west side of the bank plan approval by the Planning The inaugural program included a three-hour speech by where the two drive-in win- Board and with the stipulation Did you ever try to return Campora to the new Peronist-controlled Congress, transfer of (he blue and white presidential sash and the state baton from merchandise? the three-man junta headed by President Alejandro Lanusse, a thanksgiving mass and a parade by 3,000 soldiers, sailors and Observances Set airemen. First, you must find LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE the man REGISTRY AND ELECTION NOTICE 4:30 p.m., Solurdoys, Sundoys and Ho- For Many Towns HAZLET TOWNSHIP lidays exctpterf. Notice Is hereby given Ihol the Dis- On Thursday. September 77, 1973, the trict Boards ot Election and Registry in registration books will be closed until (Continued) nion of Fair Haven. The in- with the and for Hailet Township, County ot after the forthcoming General Election Monmouth, State ot New Jersey, will to be held on Tuesday, November 6, Boy, Cub, and Girl Scouts and vocation'will be delivered by meet ot the places hereinafter desig- 1973. nated on TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1973 be- Notice ot change of residence or ap- Brownies; Court Marion of the Rev. Hischel Mosley, pas- tween the hours of 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. for plication for transfer of registration tor of the Fisk Chapel. white flower, the purpose of conducting a Primary sholl be mode either by written request the Catholic Daughters of Philosophy Election tor the nomination ot candi- .forwarded to the Municipal Clerk or the dates for County Board ol Elections on forms America; Colts Neck Wom- FT. MONMOUTII A Governor: one (I) Republican and provided by said Municipal Clerk or get his O.K., one (1) Democrat Board or by colling In person at the Of- an's Club; Sports Foundation; A State Senator: one (1) Republican fice of the Municipal Clerk or County Ladies Auxiliary to Fire Com- and one (1) Democrat Board of Elections up to and Including Led by Maj. Gen. Hugh F. Two members of the General Assem- September??, 1973. pany 1 and Colts Neck Histori- Foster Jr., commanding gen- wait in line on the second floor, bly: two (2) Republicans and two (2] The voting places of and in Hailet Democrots Township are os follows; cal Society. eral of Ft. Monmouth and the A member of the Board of Chosen District No. l Freeholders, one (I) Republican and West.Keansburg Fire House, Eighth St., Children are invited to take Army Electronics Command, one (I) Democrat West Keansburg then receive a credit slip. Most stores have The election ol one (1) Male and one District No. 3 part in a decorated bike con- troops from the Signal Center (I) Female os Members of the Stole Ex- Haitet Firehouse, Holmdel Road, Hailet test during the parade, with a ecutive Committee for each of the two District No. 3 and School and ECOM will mo|or political parties (Republican and First Aid Building. Leoccdio Court, prize lor best decorated bike participate in 22 ceremonies signs that read "Credit Slips Only! DemocroM Hailet The election ot one (I) Mole and one Dlitrtet No. 4 to be awarded at noon al Fire- over the weekend. (I) Female from eoch election district Sycamore Drive School, Sycamore in Monmouth County as members of the Drive, Hailet house 2, Conover Koad. Resi- (Jen. and Mrs. Foster will Monmouth County Executive Committee District No. 5 Sorry, No Refunds." for each ol the two major political par- Township Holl Meeting loom,319 dents are also invited to at- lay a wreath at the fort's ties iRepublicon and Democrat). Middle Rd Hoilel tend a "wetting down" of a At said primary election nominations District No. i tlreely Field Memorial Monu- sholl also pe made for the following mu- Middle Road School (Front Foyer), JOS new lire pumper truck at nicipal officers: Middle Rd., Hoilel ment Monday at II a.m. The Two (2) members to the Township District No. 7 noon ill Kirehiiuse 2. Kalunlown I'ost of the Veter- Our policy is just the opposite. We Committee, two (21 Republicans and North Centerville Firehouse, 372 Middle two (3] Democrots Rd., Hoilel ans of Foreign Wars will also The said Board of Registry and Elec- District No. I EATONTOWN tion will meet on Tuesday, NOVEMBER Cove Rood School, 8 Cove Road, Hailet lake part in the ceremony. make it easy for you to return merchandise. 6,1973 between the hours ot / a.m. and ft District No. f Services will be held in the p.m. lor the purpose of conducting the Beers Street School (All Purpose Five of the ceremonies are Cenerol Election. Room), Berrs St., Hoilet borough park at Wampum Said General Election will be held in District No. 10 Lake at noon on Monday. scheduled Sunday and the rest We make it easy for ourselves, too, soid municipality for the purpose of Union Avenue School, Union Ave, Hoi- electing let Mayor Herbert K. Werner on Memorial Day. The UHUth A Governor District No. tl Army Band from the tort is A Stote Senolor Union Avenue School. Union Ave., Hoi- said the ceremony will begin by avoiding the paper work of credits... so, Two members of the Generol Assem- let scheduled to play and the. bly District Ho. 13 an hour later than in previous A Member of the Board of Chosen West Keonsburg Firehouse, Eighth St., school's ceremonial unit will Freeholders West Keansburg years to accommodate the Two members to Ihe Township Com- District No. 13 featured event of the pro- perform at the Garden State Our policy is "Refunds Only! mittee Rarltan Volley School, 3/ Cresci Blvd., Notice is hereby given that quolihed Hailet gram, a rifle squad Irom Kl. Arts Center Sunday after- voters of Hcwle! Township, County ot Ditlrict No. 14 noon. Monmouth, State of New Jersey, not al- Roriton Valley School, 3/ Cresci Blvd. Monmoulh. Sorry, No Credit Slips." This is the ready registered in said municipality Hoilet Firing squads or color under the lows ot New Jersey governing District No. II The mayor promises "a permanent registration rnoy register or Sycamore Drive School, Sycamore guards will take part in Sun- transfer with the ckrk of sold munici- Drive, Hoilet bncl but meaningful service pality at his office, Mumcipol Buildino. District No. U day ceremonies in Asbury 319 Middle Road, Hailel, New Jersey, Covf Road School, S Cove Rood, Hoilet by the lake" lor all who at- ot any lime between Wednesday, June 6, FOR ANY INFORMATION IN REF- tend. I'ark, Highlands. Ocean 19/3, and Thursday, September 27, 19/J, ERENCE TO LOCATION OF POLLING during Ihe following hours: Daily 9 a.m. PLACES AND TIMES THAT THE Township and at Trimly Epis- Philosophy. to 3 30 p.m., Saturday, Sundews and Hu- POLLS ARE OPEN, PLEASE CALL FAIK HAVEN lidays excepted. Or ot Commissioner ol THE TOWNSHIP CLERK'S OFFICE copal church in Red Bank. RcijIstroHon Offict, Court House, Courf BETWEEN 8:JO A.M. AND 4:O0 P.M., The annual Memorial l)''*'"» . Kiver Hoad. Among the pain- quan. New Brunswick, Ocean' and special purchases. PUBLISHED BY THE RED SANK REGISTER otic, civic, religious ami Ira- (Jnivc, Uossmoor, Kunison, Mrmber of the Associated Prr« — Ttie Associated Press Is fntillfri tt- Cluslvrly to the us* (orrspuWlnJllmiol nil Ihe locol newi printed m this ternal organizations partici- Red Bank and West Long MARKETPLACE PRINCETON-Al Ihe junction of Routes 27 arid 518. 5 miles newspaper cs well ns oil AT' nrw^ ilivwUhM pating will be an Army tiring Branch north ol Pnncelon * 201-297-6000 Second class postoge polrt nt Rpri Unnk. N.J 0/701 ond ol orifilllonol MARKETPLACE MATAWAN - Route 34, 2 mites north ol Matawan moiling ofticei, Publli'ifd dnlly, MonUny through Friday. Moil subscni*- sf|uadlroni Ft. Mmuiioulli flans poyoble in advance The principal address will IIAZI.KT 201-583-1506 I Wfck 1 Month 3 Mcmllis A Months > Yftir HOURS; Mon, Tues. Wed »nd Sal 10 • m lo 6 p m . Thurs. and Fn 10 i,m to 9:30 p.m. "n U 50 WS0 «I8OO US 00 be delivered by the llcv Hub- Memorial Day activities in Hnnif Delivery!!/ Cnrrler 50 OnK n week ert Magnus, rector ol Ihe lla/.li'l will begin Sunday at II Single copy at counter, 10 Cents. ' Church of the Holy Comnui- See Towns, page 4 4 Tile Dally Heglstw, Ked Bant-MNKDetown, N.J. Friday, Mav 25,1973 Mr*. Etaie L. Garrison Towns Plan Memorial Day Events L'SION BEACH - Mrs. El- dale School along Black Point sie L. Garrison, 57, of 728 Bay- Thomas Marr, a member of (Continued) reation Commissioners will NEW SHREWSBURY and River Roads to Victory Obituaries view Ave., died yesterday in Boy Scout Troop 127 of Lin- a.m. with an inspirational mil- sponsor a wreath-laying cere- Two memorial services will Park. The parade is spon- Monmouth Medical Center, itary ceremony at" Veterans mony and service Monday at mark observances in New croft. Long Branch. sored by the First Aid Squad. Memorial Park on Union 10 a.m. at Township Hail. Shrewsbury. RUMSON Wreath-jaying ceremonies She was born in Middle- William H. EckertSr. Ave., sponsored by VFW Post Participating in the program A 9:30 a.m. wreath-laying At lt) a.m. Rumson march- See^Sservaices, Page « Mrs. Joyce, town. N.Y.. and lived here for Wi. will be the Holmdel High ceremony will take place at ers will parade from Forrest- OCKANPORT-William H. the past J4 years. She was for- The official Memorial Day School band. the Wayside Community Fire • Eckert Sr, (il. ol 11 Lake merly of Newark. Teacher In parade will take place on LITTLE SILVER House. Ave., died yesterday in Mon- Mrs. Garrison was a prac- Monday. Marchers will leave A parade will be held in Services at the monument everything for your home! mouth Medical Center. Long tical nurse and a member of Airport Plaza at y a.m. (or Little Silver at 9::iU a.m. Mon- at Sycamore School will begin Little Silver Branch. the (Jrace Umled Methodist Rantan High School where day from the firehouse to the at 11 a.m. with various com- LITTLE SILVER - Mrs. He was born here, the Min of Church. Union Beach the late David and Mary Eck- the reviewing stand will be lo- Borough Hall where a munity organizations partic- Venelia Delia Corte Joyce, a She is survived by her hus- cated. wreath-laying ceremony will ipating. teacher for the past 20 years ert. He had been a lifelong band. Fred J. Garrison; one resident of this community Approximately 5U groups take place at the memorial Lt. Cmdr. Robert J. Ken- at Markham Place School, son, Fred J. Garrison Jr. at will lake part in the parade. monument. nedy of NAD Earle will and at the time of his death home, one daughter, Sarah here, until her illness, died Included will be floats, bands, The program, which will speak. was employed as a caretaker Jane, alsu at home: a brother, yesterday in Riverview Hospi- horseback riders, antique tars feature musical selections by for (ilenwood Cemetery. West John Brown of Nutley, and tal, Red Bank. and motorcycles. both the Little Silver School OCEANPORT Long Branch, where he had three sisters, Mrs. Mae Freer Born in Jersey City, she had Band and the Ked Bank Re- A parade and memorial cer- worked for the past IK years. of Newark; Mrs. Amy Harle Trophies will be awarded at resided here 2i years snd the end of the parade. gional High School Band, be- emony will be held Monday made her home at 60 Little He is survived by one Ashville, N.V.. and Mrs. Cath- morning in Oceanport follpw- . daughter. Mrs. Koseanne M. The days activities will gins with a welcome from" Stiver Parkway. erine Lews of Massachusetts. ed by a Lions Club picnic for Betancourl. here: one son, conclude with Junior Olym- Mayor Charles F. Rell and an • •• Kuneral arrangements are invocation b'y the Rev. Ronald borough residents in the after- A graduate of Jersey City William Eckert Jr. of Red pics activities at the high roum's under the direction of Day Fu- school from noon to :i p.m. Jaynes of St. John's Episcopal noon at the Community Cen- DAY State and Newark State Coi- Hank; one brother, Edward neral Home, Keyport. Eckert of Jackson Township; Church. Assemblyman Ches- ter. MEMORIAL I • leges, Mrs. Joyce received a KEANSBURG ter Apy, a borough resident, The parade is scheduled to master's degree in education two sisters, Mrs. Ellen Wag- Memorial services for the will deliver a memorial mes- begin at 10:30 a.m. at Arcana from Monmouth College. ner of Westfield, Mass., and (icor«ie, L Lang 1:%: Mrs. Catherine Clayton of nation's war dead will be held sage and wreaths will be Ave. and Main St. It will pro- SPECIALS She was a memeber ol the SHREWSBURY - George Sunday at 1:31) p.m. in St. placed at the monument by ceed to Memorial Park at . Little Silver and New Jersey West Long Branch, and two L. Lang Jr., 45. of 45 Meadow Mark's Episcopal Church, Council President John P. Wolf Hill Road and Port-au- Education Associations and a grandchildren Drive died at home yesterday. Keansburg, Thomas Wrenscn, Van Wagner, on behalf of the Peck Ave. where a short former member,of the Red Funeral arrangements are Born in Shrewsbury, he had Veterans of Foreign Wars borough, and by representa- ceremony will be held. Those Bank Women's Club in charge of Robert A. Braun been a lifelong resident here. Post 195a junior vice com- tives of Little Silver Volunteer taking part will include Mayor Home for Funerals. Eaton- Mr. Lang retired Sept. 11, MINI-CHAISE Mrs. Joyce was a commu- mander, has announced. Fire Co. No. 1 and the first Elwood L. Baxter and other town. \%'i, as a cable splicer for the nicant of St. James Catholic Mr. Wrcnsen said additional Aid Squad, the ladies aux- borough officials, the Ocean- N.J. Bell Telephone Co. "Adjustable" Church, Red Bank. . services will follow at the iliary of the fire company, the port School Band, and repre- He was a communicant of ..'_ Surviving are two daugh- Firemen's Monument, Center ladies auxiliary of the Ameri- sentatives of various scout Mrs. Mary L. Deblcr St. James Catholic Church, ters, Patricia Mason of Kos- Ave. can Legion Post 168, and the groups, the Little League, the Red Bank, and a member of '• lyn, L.I., and Miss Xorcen HED BANK - Mrs. Mary Monday at 11:31) a.m., Mr. Rumson-Little Silver Me- Senior Citizens Club, the Hose Co. No. 1 of Ihe Shrews- '98 Joyce, at home; a brother. Al- Louise Debler, 9H. of 28:i Wrensen continued, a parade morial Post No. 10189 Veter- Lions Club, the Oceanport bury Fire Department. ans of Foreign Wars. fred Delia Corte of Stony- Spring St. died yesterday in will step off at Maple and Hook and Ladder Co., the Mr. Lang was a former brook, L.I., and two sisters, Riverview Hospital. Carr Aves. Port-au-Peck Chemical Hose member of the Marine Corps. A benediction by the Rev. Miss Hylda Delia Corte and Born in New York City, she The line of March will trav- Co. and ladies auxiliaries of Available in Surviving are his widow, B. Melvin Stillwell of Embury ^Mrs. Edythe Buono, both of had resided here for the past el along,^rr—Ave^_to Rantan both fire units. # 740 six years, having lived pre- Mrs. Dorothy Nill I.ang, at United Methodist Church, a stripes or solid green Jenice, Fla. Ave. and to Beacnway. It will At the picnic, which will im- home; two daughters, Misses salute from the Ft. Monmouth ' The Worden Funeral Home, viously in Port Murray and continue along Beachway to mediately follow the parade Donna and Diane Lang, both at firing squad and the playing Red Bank, is in charge of ar- East Orange. Center Ave. and from Center and ceremony, there will be a home, and five sisters, Mrs. of taps will complete the cere- rangements. She was the widow of Ave. Jto Main St. The parade baseball game and other ath- Elizabeth Willis,.Mrs. Marga- mony. George Debler and Francis E. will then travel along Main St. letic events. ret Norris and Mrs. Ruth 940. Death Notices Schureman. to Church St. and from LONG BRANCH Mrs. Debler was a commu- Cooney, all of here, Mrs. RED BANK LANG — George H. Jr.. 45 Mrodo* Dr.. Church St. to Manning Place The traditional Memorial SJwewsbory on May 23. 19/0, ot the oge ol nicant of St. James Catholic Marie Sagurton of Highlands, Army Chaplain Capt. Neal 45. A Mass of Requiem will be celebrated and finally to Ramsey Ave. Day service will begin in 9 a.m. Saturday, May 16 at St. James R.C. Church, here. and Mrs. Evelyn Tryens of R. Davidson of Ft. Monmouth, Church. Red Bank. Viewing Friday 2 to i where it will terminate. Long Branch Monday at 9:3(1 and 7 to 9. Interment Saturday. Mt. Olivet Surviving are a grandson, flatboro, I'a. will deliver the principal ad- Cemetery, MliJdletown. Arrangements un- A reviewing stand will be a.m. with the tossing of a der the direction of William 5. Anderson The William S. Anderson dress- at Red Bank's annual. Frank E. Schureman of La- erected at Main St. and Park wreath into the ocean from Funerol Home. 272 Broad St., Red Bonk. noka Harbor; three grand- Funeral Home, Ked Bank, is Memorial Day services at 11 LAWN JOVCE — Venetlo Delia Corlt ot Mftittle Ave. Reviewing the parade the end of the pier. a.m. Monday. Silver Porkway, Little Silver, on daughters, Mrs. Gale Solar, in charge of arrangements. At ll):3U a.m., the Veterans UMBRELLAS DOUBLE Thursday. May 24, 1973. Devoted mother will be Assemblyman Eugene Capt. Davison is a Lutheran Df Patricia Mason and Miss Noreen with whom she resided, Mrs. Alliance, a group of veterans' Joyce. Sister of Alfred, Hylda Dello Corte J. Bedell, D-.Monmouth, and minister who has served with Push type 1 Q9l and Mrs. Edyihe Buono. Funerol Mass II Ellen (julick of Oakhurst, and members of Borough Council. organizations, will hold a cer- a.m. Monday at St. James R.C. Church, Mrs. Mary Fenton the Army at Ft. Benning, Ga., HIBACHI Bed Bank. Interment Mt. Olivet Ceme- Mrs. Marjone Harvey of Mt. emony at City Hall with mili- with fringe I \3 tery, Middlelown. Friends rpay call ot tne Bethel, Pa.; seven great- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - KEYPORT Vietnam and Ft. Monmouth. 98 Worden Funeral Home. 60 E. Front SI , tary' guest speakers and chap- Light green and yellow Red Bonk, 7-9 p.m. Saturday, and 2 4, 7-9 grandchildren and three Mrs. Mary Etta Fenton, 65, of Combined Memorial Day The services will be held in p.m. Sunday. lains of all denominations of- great-great-grandchildren.' Siloam Uoad, died Wednesday services in Keyport will begin front of the war monument at 8 fering prayers. Councilman LAWN at the New Jersey Hospital police headquarters, 51 Mon- 9S0. In Memoriom The John E. Day Funeral Monday at 8 a.m. when mem- Samuel Teicher will be mas- CERAMIC AUMACK — Mory. Beoullful memories Home, here, is in charge of for Chest Diseases, Glen bers of Rantan Post Amen- mouth St. In case of rain the UMBRELLAS ore OH we have left of the wonderful Gardner. ,., ter of ceremonies. mother we will never forget. arrangements. . can LegiorivaruL,yeterans of services will be held in the • Crank Type BIRD BATHS Ydlkiw, olive 3498 She was born here and. was -ForeignWars Post 4247 as- MATAWAN BOROUGH courtroom. turquoise 98 a lifelong resident of the area. semble for the annual vis- The Matawan Recreation Also delivering remarks will Beige in Color She was a member of the Si- itation of neighboring ceme- .Commission will sponsor a pa- be Louis DeLorenzo", com- 6 FOR ANY OCCASION loam United Methodist teries to honor war dead. rade Monday beginning at II) mander of American Legion BEACH Church andan honorary Residents are invited to join a.m. at Sutphin Ave. and Main • Post 168; Mayor Daniel J. UMBRELLAS HONEY BEE FLOWERS member of its Women's So- the group, which will as- St. A memorial service will be O'Hern, arid Morris Miller, 2112AHWY. 35 464 BROAD ST. ciety of Christian Service. Her semble at the VFW post conducted in Memorial Park past commander of American 98 OAKHURST SHREWSBURY husband, Clifford Fenton, died home, Third and Waverly at 11 a.m. Legion Post 25. 11 UP STRAW RUGS 493-8919 741-4020 in 1971. Sts., and proceed lo Midway Fire Department memorial Surviving are a daughter, MIDDLETOWN services will be conducted by 4x6 3.98 Reliable Since 132/ Green Cemetery, St. Joseph's Mrs. Celia Franklin, here; Cemetery, Srioreland Me- Leonardo Memorial Post, John Abbatemarco, fire chief, CHAIR 5x8 5.98 Open Six Days A Wpek three sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth morial Gardens, Cedarwood American Legion, will stage a and the Rev. Rollo Michael, 8 ,";3 A M. -5 30 P.M. CUSHIONS 6x9 8.98 Anderson of Jackson Town- Cemetery and Green Grove Monday parade, to be led by pastor of the United Methodist 6x12.... 11.98 BY WIRE ANYWHERE ship and Mrs. Theodore Test Cemetery. the Middletown Township Church, and Fire Department (or outdoor furniture 198 Robert R Hodgklsj and Mrs. Francis Kobinsky, At II) a.m. services will be High School band, starting at chaplain. Solids I 9x12.... 17.98 here, and a brother, Thomas held in front of the Keyport 10 a.m. on Viola Ave. The Red Bank Old Guard and Prints Reynolds of Trenton. Public Library, Third and The Veterans of Foreign Glee Club will offer "America The C.ll.T. Clayton and Son' Broad Sts., followed by a ser- Wars Post will conduct ser- .the Beautiful," "Battle Hymn Funeral Home, Adelphia, is in vice for U.S. Navy war dead vices at the Belford Monu- of the Republic'.' and "God 32 BROAD ST., RED BANK charge of arrangements. at the W. Front St. water- ment at 9 a.m., at Middletown Bless America." Open daily To Sat. 8:00 To 5:30 Fri. & Wed. Til 9 front. Township Hall at 10 a.m. and The Ft. Monmouth firing TEL. 741-7500 John Van Kirk & Son Mrs. \\ illiain Mercier Additional services will be at 11 a.m. in Shnreland Me- squad will offer a salute to the held at the monument in Fire- morial Gardens, llazlet, dead. Taps will be played by HIGHLANDS - Mrs. 3 CREDIT PLANS I men's Memorial Park and in where the most recently de- Blanche Mercier, f>3, of Chest- MONUMENTS Veterans Memorial Park. ceased post member is bur- 85 COOPER RD., MIDDLETOWN nut St., died Wednesday in ied. Monmouth Medical Center, HIGHLANDS toll Rt. 35 ol Heodon's Corner) Long Branch. A parade has been sched- MONMOUTH BEACH 741-0319 747-2563 She was born in Milltown uled in Highlands Sunday by The Monmouth Beach Fire BARREGUILD MONUMENTS and had lived here 34 years. the Veterans of Foreign Wars Department is coordinating Mrs. Mercier was a member Post, beginning at 2 p.m. at memorial observances to be of the First United Methodist the monument at the High- held in front of the firehouse on Church. lands Bridge and concluding Beach Road at 111 a.m. Surviving are her husband, at lluddy Park. There will be Mayor Sidney B. Johnson William K. Mercier; a .son, memorial seivices at both lo- and Fire Department mem- William (.'. Mercier. at home; cations. bers will participate in a brief her stepmother, Mrs. Susan wreath-laying ceremony to John E. Day Patterson of Maplewood, and IIOLMDEL mark the occasion. four sisters, Mrs. Rose Ander- The Holmdel Board of Rec- son, here, Mrs. Janet Hil- FUNERAL HOME dbrandt of Andovcr. 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Night. 462-3421 • 536-9749 • 681-6746 f Middletown Records The Dally Register, Red Bank^MiddletowB, VJ. Friday, May 2S, W7J . 5 Largest Registration Increase in Monmouth rnerbros. FREEHOLD - Monmoulh zzzjzirrs.County residents eligible to Registration13 ^. „,*,».#._.__ * * ^_ _ crease of 14.HB1 over the pn- -m-^ mary registrar* for last f Qj. Figures released by Itobert M. Kerrell, commissioner of ..Municipality 1S72 1973 Change registration show voter in- Allenhurst ;.. (31 643 + 12 creases in 48 of the 53 county AUentown (SS 735 + 39 municipalities. Asbury Park 6,534 6,911 + 377 The greatest gain was Atlantic Highlands ;. 2,871 2,968 + 97 We have recorded in the county's Jarg- Avon-By The-Sea 1,668 1,666 - 2 cst municipality, Middletown, Belmar 3,145 3,372 + 227 with 2,229 new registrats and Bradley Beach 2,183 2,294 + 111 a voter total of 2B.032. Brielle 2,104 2,387 + 283 Two rap>dly « West- «fN- - . }JJ f" +^ all the em Monmouth municipalities ^!,:";""'n' \ „, !'«! . «,, ranked second and third. J£X2EL" v- "£ «•»« +58 Freehold Township rose ^ ^IS^ZZZZZZ 3,1! Si X > Uii to a new total ot 7.15b Fannlngdale '45S 'm + „ eautiful registered, and Manalapan preehow 4497 473 5 + -WR Townshipgam«i ..026to.otai ^3Ti«^:::z::::::: ££ !:2 +i.S "', • , , ,. , , Hazlet.. 8,911 9,369 + 458 Increases of loss than I,DUO H,Khtands. lfia mi + 46 flowers voters were recorded m 45 Ho|mdel zm 3W + m other towns. Howe|I 7

Lilacs. French hybrids. 2 New Jersey Artists Most with bloom buds. Big pastel flowers; delightfully fragrant. 2 to 3 feet tall shrub; 5.59 balled in burlap. _ __ each To Speak at Lincroft 10 for S49 Mis works cover a broad Hemlocks. Big plants, balled UNCKOKT — Noted New and Jacob Landau, will speak 4.95 range of expression, Irnm in burlap. Like sun. Take Jersey artists, Adqll Konrad at the Thompson I'ark Visitor Center, Newman Springs early abstractions to his shade. Grow the way ever- Uoad, at 2 p.m. tomorrow and present rojili.sl-surrealist greens should. Form dense June'-', respectively. style. His oil painting, "Morn- screening for patio, tall wind- Make Their talks will be given in ing on Fulton Street," is part Juniper, Low growing break for property line. Lux- conjunction with The Mon- of the "Curator's Choice" ex- evergreens for massed urious in mixed planting. mother's mouth Museum's current ex- hibit. (J/ planting, slopes, & rock Feed them and they grow hibit, "Curator's Choice." dis- Jacob Landau will speak (in gardens. Container grown. tall. Sheer them and they tributed by the New Jersey "I'ledge to Humanism" June grow denSf. day. Council on (he Arts and being '1 at 2 p.m. He will exhibit an shown al the Visitor Center, intricate walercolor tnpiyrh 1.99ca. 10 for 1795 compliments of the Monmoulh ;ind two lilack-and-while lith- County I'ark System. The ographs. works of prominent New Jer- Mr. Landau studied at tlie? Phone. @ sey artists will be on display Philadelphia College of Art; Spreading Yew. Chunky Merion Sod. The easy way through I he end ot June. the New School for Social Kc- little adolescents; growing to have green grass right Adolf Konrad's lecture is search. N.Y., and Hie Aca- now, when you wani it demic de la (Irande Chau- fastest at this atje. Group entitled "The Artist Speaks." without waiting. Fines' His work is represented in nuere, I'ans^llis"works are in for dense evergreen (]uality. Freshly ciuy. several museum collections collections throughout the hedging or in foundation Ask about quanl.iy ' and numerous private collec- country, including Vale, landscapes. Balled in burlap. out qua tions. He has exhibited at the I'rinceton, Hulgers and the 4.95 delivery.. «*/) Metropolitan Museum of Art, Montclair Ail Museum. \ per iC). ft the Pennsylvania Academy of He is currently an instruc- 1'ine Arts and the liutler In- tor and chairman ol the De- stitule ol American Ail. partment of Graphic Ails, lie has ('Xliil)iled Im-ally in 1'ratl Institute. Hrooklyn. Tinton Palls, Red Hank and Kurt her information can he Monmouth College, lie has obtained from the Monmoulh Monmouth Rri. (Ri. /!) won numerous prizes, in- Museum I Ml ice here. West Long Branch, N J. n cluding the Andrew Carnegie 201/229 2587 l'rize of the National Aca- DIVA'S DEBUT I;IHT OPEN: 9-6 7 days a week demy of Design 111 Illli/. Mr Soprano Beverly Sills re- Konrad studied al I he N'e»ark vealed recently on NHl'-TV's tin School of Kine and Industrial "The Tonight Show Starring garden Arts and the Cummington Johnny Carson," that, at long School of Art with Herman last, she will make her MHro- centt: Manl. politan Opera debut in l'J7f>, Euros. Watergate fGo Easy' forcer wno would not yield to of ttie government's role in ia 187S-PubUi&«l by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON political, pressure. His three the EUsbei"g ease. As the brother-in-law re- Assistant Attorney General WASHINGTON Watergate prosecutors also ARTHUR Z. KAMIN impressed us as men of integ- lated it, the conscientious Pe- Henry Petersen, who has been tersen .has agonized over the President and Editor in charge'of the Watergate rity and ability. SCENE Sought Deal Watergate horror. He is prosecution for the past id deeply troubled over his re- HlutllllllllliliillliyillluuuilttiiiiiiiiiMnuu Nevertheless, we learned Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor months, has been quoted as sponsibhty to investigate the ; saying President Nixon per- last December that the White House hoped to confine the presidency without, at the sonally instructed him to "go ches. We found they had same time, damaging it. Friday, May 25,1973 easy" on the investigation. spared no one, with one ex- Watergate case to the seven He has been in direct touch •nuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiHiiiiiiiiiii This statement was attribut- ception. It seemed to us they original defendants. We wrote on Dec. 26th that the "Justice with the President both in ed to Petersen by his brother- were easy on !he President. ANDERSON Department was discretely person and by telephone since —And a Prayer for Our Future in-law, Melvin Clark, in front They missed several op- the April 15th order to find out of my reporter Barbara portunities to ask witnesses sounding out some of the de- fendants . . . about entering John Dean had been in close who at the White House was Browne. Two other witnesses about the President's in- responsible for Watergate. At have also sworn they heard volvement in the Watergate guilty pleas and settling the contact with the prosecution affair without trial " during the early in- their last meeting, the President Clark repeat the statement on scandal. We could find only gave him a set of cufflinks. We suggested "the White vestigation. Petersen insisted, at least two separate occa- one instance that the prose- 'Misunderstood' sions. cutors brought up his name in House would like to avoid the however, that Dean had brought no pressure upon the Petersen vigorously denied their cross-examination. Of embarrassment of a public Petersen confirmed all course, we were unable to ex- trial, which would spread on prosecution to settle the case these details, plus additional that the President has asked out of court. him to restrain the Watergate amine all the transcripts. the court record details that personal information that came from the brother-in-law. investigation in any way. He Petersen admitted to us have been limited so far to Orders on Ellsberg He insisted, however, that his told us that his relationship that he advised his prose- newspaper accounts ... By From Justice Department brother-in-law must have mis- with the President was cutors not to probe into the pleading guilty, the defend- sources, we have also learned understood him if he got the "straight up and down" and personal conversations be- ants could avoid a public that President Nixon gave ex- idea the President had di- the president "has never tween the President and his spectacle and save the White plicit orders not to investigate rected him to "go easy" on asked me to do anything im- lawyer. He also reminded them House embarrassment. The the government burglary of the Watergate investigation. proper. " that the President was not on White House, therefore, has a Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist keen interest in preventing and the use of wiretapping to Footnote: the "go easy" Petersen acknowledged, trial. His own view, he said, is the case from ever coming to uncover news leaks. As justifi- statement was given to us by however, that he had dis- that the Justice Department cannot prosecute the Presi- trial." cation he cited the national two witnesses, one of whom cussed Watergate con- security. Both Petersen and dent but that any evidence of Petersen acknowledged that offered a detailed affidavit. fidentially with his brother-in- outgoing Attorney General wrongdoing should be sub- the prosecutors, indeed, dick- Yet, because one of the wit- law and confirmed that his Richard Kleindienst, never- mitted to the House of Repre- ered with the defense at- nesses is a defendant in a brother-in-law had correctly theless, were prepared to re- sentatives. torneys over offering guilty case indirectly funded in part reported other details of their sign over this issue. But the pleas. This is routine proce- by the Justice Department, conversations. He didn't feel his admoni- President later reversed him- dure, he said, before a prose- we sent reporter Browne to Easy on Nixon tion inhibited the prosecutors. self without any ultimatums. cution. He would have been accompany them on their Before we delivered our This was echoed by one of the next visit to the brother-in- copies of the secret Watergate prosecutors who told us that disappointed, he said, if the When we asked Petersen seven defendants had pleaded about this incident, he would law. She identified herself transcripts to Judge John Si- Petersen in no way had tried only as a "helper" and, in rica, we searched them for to leash them. For years, we guilty to avoid a trial. say only that the President made the right decision to go front of her, the brother-in-' signs that the prosectors have known Petersen as an He also confirmed our re- law repeated his statement. might be pulling their pun- honest and honorable law en- port that White House counsel ahead with the investigation The TV Spectacular By MILTON VIORST IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIII11'"""1"11""1""11"11 Television, ultimately, made Watergate affair are substan- McCarthy's procedural ab- tiated, there has been a very Its been two decades since uses repugnant to all Ameri- serious subversion of the in- we in America have seen any- THE NEW cans. Never again, we de- tegrity of the electoral pro- thing like the great televised POLITICS cided, would there be hear- cess, and the committee will spectacle which Sen. Sam Er- ings like these. Sam Ervin, • be obliged to consider the vin touched off in what he sitting in McCarthy's chair, manner in which such a sub- called "an atmosphere of the will not commit McCarthy's version affects the continued utmost gravity." Joseph McCarthy's — into the excesses. existence of this nation as a Two decades ago, television threat of domestic commu- But Ervin's task — not representative democracy, was still new — and neither nism. merely because he will be and how, if we are to survive, Memorial Day, 1973 we nor the Senate fully under- It is difficult, to this day, to functioning under more sev- such subversion may be pre- stood the enormous impact it assess the importance of ere procedural restraints — vented in the future." would have. We have since The responsibility that Er- There are many distractions on our undoubtedly will be the Prisoners of War Kefauver's work. From the will be far harder than Kefau- VIORST learned that television not evidence publicly available, ver's or McCarthy's. vin has set for himself, then, national scene today which vie for our at- whose return to the U.S. gave the citizenry only records the news but organized crime still thrives, Kefauver aimed to show a is to find a way to do some- tention, but on Monday most U.S. citizens a reason to rejoice in sorry times and an creates it.. Day-long TV cov- corrupting public officials, at. threat from- gangsters and eroding our institutions. thing to correct the conditions will spend at least a moment of their ho- opportunity to unleash the patriotism most erage makes an intense na- every level. Kefauver prob- crooked officials, who willing- Indeed, though we knew of whichjiis television hearings tional experience of what liday for a respectful thought of what Me- of us too often keep buried within our- ably changed very little di- ly betrayed their trust to line Watergate months before the establish. Kefauver never might otherwise be only light- found such a way; McCarthy morial Day has come to mean in this year selves. rectly, but by going on tele- their own pockets. McCarthy election, though we knew of ly absorbed into public con- vision he alerted us to a real played on our national1 sense the money gushing into'the probably never intended to. of 1973. "Lest We Forget" is Monday's motto, sciousness. and ongoing menace to the of insecurity to find Commu- President's campaign, though It lSnthis responsibility that • It still is "Decoration Day" for those one which this year most certainly should Such an experience can be soundness of our governing in- nists and homosexuals who we knew of ITT and other distinguishes Ervin's work who will visit cemeteries for religious ser- include the military who are still listed as justified only rarely. In this stitutions. were undermining the repub- shady deals, we did not want from that of the various pros- vices or to place flowers or flags at grave- Missing in Action, as well as their families justification, there is sim- Delusions Intensified lic. These were easy targets to believe that a pattern of po- ecutors, grand juries and oth- ilarity — real or illusory — be- er accoutrements of the law sites, but principally it is a time to remem- whose grief carries the extra burden of un- In contrast, I think most — and the American people litical corruption existed. tween the great spectacles of Americans would now agree were willing enough to believe Ervin's Task enforcement process that are ber those whose lives were lost in the ser- certainties. Their plight highlights the bar- the early fifties and the show that the televised hearings the worst of them. Ervin's task is to use tele- variously occupied with as- vice of their nation. barism of humans who realize the futility that Ervin is providing now. into domestic communism fo- Ervin must go after the un- vision to establish to the satis- pects of the Watergate affair. of war, yet do nothing but threaten still Central to both is the theme of cused on a threat that wasn't derlings of the man who was faction of the American Their job is to convict the As taps are sounded at 11 a.m. Mon- more of it. crisis in our basic institutions. real at all. Post-war hysteria just re-elected President by people the degree to which guilty. Ervin's is to restore' day, old-timers who survived World War I The Senate's television the integrity of the electoral In Monmouth County, more and more produced the threat — and the widest margin in Ameri- the democratic system has will be joined by veterans of World War II, spectaculars of our youth television, indavertently fan- can history. Ultimately, he been shaken — and then to de- process, and revive public municipalities are using the Memorial Day the Korean Conflict and the Vietnam War were Kstes Kefauver's hear- ning our anxieties, probably may have to go after this man vise steps to restore its integ- confidence in the democratic weekend to schedule observances, parades ings on organized crime and system. That, more than any- in tribute to their comrades in arms who intensified our delusions. himself. Presidents and their rity. As he said the other day: and special recreational activities. Since corruption, and the various Certainly, the McCarthy subordinates are not the "If the allegations that have thing, justifies the spectacle are no longer among them. this is the unofficial start of the vacation hearings — most notably Sen." hearings were a crossroads. people we like to find guilty of been made in the wake of the he is putting on television. The young people whose lives were season at the shore, the programs are claimed in Vietnam will be the subject of very much in order. many eulogies, because their loss is still They will not, however, overshadow very fresh in our minds. The memory of the solemnity which Monday merits. Watergate Inundates Press them should be cherished inasmuch as Americans at home and abroad will be re- iiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiniiiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiii they are the most recent group to have By JIM BISHOP by many publishers and edi- refers to the Watergate membering our deceased war veterans, tors. To besmirch Richard paid the price for what we call freedom. crimes as "The Elite of the and praying that their rolls are not in- Watergate unfolds like a di- THE Nixon would damage the Stupid." I have covered crimi- The celebrities of Memorial Day, 1973, creased. minishing roll of toilet paper. country. This, I submit, is nal trials for 40 years and I My interest is as a reader, not hysteria because there is no can't remember one guilty a writer. I have not covered REPORTER hard evidence to link him to buffoon getting off by plead- the story, and it is almost a Watergate except by self- tllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIilllllllllfllll ing that he was stupid. cliche to state that no person confessed losers like John Sydney Harris writes: "If Harmonious Architecture is ever guilty until a judge or gate is not so much in reading Dean and L. Patrick Gray. Washington correspondents jury says so. Kven then, the about burglary and thievery, I do not defend the Presi- could tell what they really The Red Bank Area Chamber of Com- charm, but a rigid conformance to one imputation is open to appeal. but in watching the changing dent. 1 didrf't admire him knew about the personal char- merce has a new committee, one which, style along that throughfare would tend to Personally, I am a political attitude of my confreres of even when we were on a acters and habits of many of will study a suggestion that a uniform reduce its attractiveness. cynic. I have enjoyed the con- the press. Without collusion, "Dick" and "Jim" basis IS the men they report on, half fidence of four Presidents of they seem to be in the process years ago. He was a below- building design code be established for the Many Red Bank businesses are in "1 have said it until I am blue ' the political figures would be Ihe United States and, more of making a right turn away the-belt fighter then and I see in the face that in my opinion in hiding, and the other half Red Bank business area. buildings that were constructed 50, 75 and important, the friendship of from the Oval Office of the no reason why he should alter Nixon ought not to be im- would be suing." We partially agree with chamber 100 years ago. If structurally sound, their some retired_JVhile House Se- President. his principles or his person- peached even if he is estab- John S. Knight, editor of the members who favor a plan for harmonious modernization will help the borough's im- cret Service Agents. I revere A psychiatrist-author says: ality. He will fight hard, you lished to have had knowl- Knight newspapers, writes: architecture, but the committee assigned age, customer comfort and efficiency m the latter more than the for- "You can't involve the Presi- may be sure, and will emerge edge of Watergate before "Most members of the Ameri- dent in this. The office itself is to recommend such a proposal should ap- general. mer. with a shiny halo on his head March . . ." Unfortunately, can Society-of Newspaper My prime interest in Water- holy." This feeling is shared and mud on his shoes. Buckley prefaced this charity proach their job with caution. We'd suggest that the chamber com- Editors with whom I talked Judge Silica with the observation: "The are appalled by the incredible There is something about uniform ar- mittee concern itself more with trying to My interest is in watching fact of the matter is that bungling of President NixoVs the press. Within 90 days,, they President Nixon has, in effect, chitecture that can create a sterile quali- upgrade building standards rather than en- now departed palace guard." have altered the adversary' taken the Fifth Amendment." The editors leave the impres- ty, whether in business districts or housing tering the difficult area of deciding how a building should be designed or changed. role from cringing defendant Kilpatrlck's Scorecard sion that the shocking aspect developments. Part of the beauty of Red to belligerent plaintiff. The re- James Kilpatrick, who runs of the alleged crimes is that the Working with the Mayor and Council Bank's business district at present is its in- porters touched upon Water- a scorecard telling the Presi- perpetrators were accident- dividuality. and the building inspector's office, the gate lightly and politely from dent, the Supreme Court and prone. committee might well address itself to June, 1972, when the "Water- the Congress when they are A crime is a crime is a Monmouth St., Red Bank, has had what has been a problem for many years gate Seven" were arrested, right and when they are crime, no matter who com- some interesting architectural blendings, — the inadequate system of checking con- until Judge Sirica busted the wrong, said, in substance, mits it. To clear the Presi- boUi in new construction and in storefront story wide open and forced that loyalty to Nixon has its dent's good name by a con- struction when it starts and in each stage them to go out and earn their limits. I am naive: I never renovation. They add to the borough's spiracy of silence is as much of its progress. daily bread. knew until now that news- of a disservice to him in the Today, it is the President paper writers had a right to cold light of history as to try who cringes in loneliness. He be loyal to politicians. to drag his name in by the even ducked into the White Richard Whalen, who writes heels when, in truth, he may Roy E. Gotten House press room and asked for "The Washington Star," have been gulled by Ins aides the "boys" to continue to call When Roy E. Cotten of Little Silver dedicated to the YMCA philosophy and to their shots and "tell me when succumbed last Sunday to the illness youth activities. Part of that philosophy, I'm wrong." which forced his early retirement, a gen- However, once the m- as defined by Mr. Cotten, was "trying to vexugation reached up high to Today in History tleman left our midst who did a great deal make people belter, whatever they arc." topple Haldeman, Ehrlich- On this date- Civil War battle of Winches- to improve an area ho loved and which he Many adults in this section of the man, Mitchell, Kleindienst In 1B3B, Kep. John Quincy ter, Va. came to call his home. county who have gained the respect of and liray, some of the opin- Adams opposed the annexa- In 1!M4, in World War II, the Vm 40 of his M years, Mr. Cotten was their neighbors can partially credit their lon-molders began to mur- tion of Texas in a speech in Anzio bcachcad in Italy was mur: "That's far enough." the House, saying the move associated with the YMCA. Six of those success to the fact that, as teen-agers 27 linked with the Allied front. Some good friends began to would trigger a war with Mex- In 11)01, President John F. years following World War II were de- or so years ago, they enjoyed the friend- revise their thinking. Jack An- ico. Kennedy asked the American voted to the lied Hank Community YMCA, ship arid counsel of Mr. Cntten. derson, who published (•rand In 1H44, a Washington corre- people to strive to send a man and it was a period when the former Y on jury notes, backed off. Scotty As saddened as they must be, mem- spondent for the Baltimore to the moon within a decade. Iteston and Tom Wicker wrote Itiverside Avc. started to become the im- bers of the Cotten family and liis devoted 1'atriot became the first jour- In I!Hi7, the U.S. State De- as thought they felt embar- portant organization it is today. friends should be proud to know that Hoy nalist to send a news dispatch partment ordered the wives rassed to find their feet on the by telegraph. and children of American offi- A close friend, Willard K. Browning, K. Cotten, a mortal who could pass this President's Oval Office rug. In 1862, Confederate troops cials to leave Egypt and Is- principal of Red Hank Regional High way but once, left an indelible mark of "We Didn't Cict To See Him Often, But We William Buckley Jr., who is under lien. Stonewall Jackson rael.bccause of the danger of prone to get cyanotic, wrote: School, said Mr. Gotten was completely goodness. Can't Say lie Didn't Give Us A Hearing" defeated a Union force in the war. OPEN MEMORIAL DAY, MAY 28,10 to 5 shop and save • asbury park • red bank to 9 p.m. tonight • brick town • manalapan to 9:30

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How much is Watergate YOUR MONEY'S very high yield do you think INVESTING reports almost always .list the . 2 — As a result of this lack contributing to today's dis- they will cut the dividend'.' — addresses of company head- of anti-inflation leadership turbing economic scenario of PL. quarters, transfer agent and your broker might be pre- WORTH from the White House, the a superheated economic A — The answer to your registrar. Moody's Manuals, vailed upon to supply the ad- Federal Reserve has assumed The disappointing results at boom, a galloping rate of in- UlllllllllllllllllllllOIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII question is now a matter of Standard & Poor's Corporate dresses for you. more of the burden of the in- our dollar has been devalued Magnavox are attributable to u flation, a sick stock market, a record; Magnavox directors Records and Individual Stock (Roger Spear's 52-page ln- flation light. twice in a short span; our in- many factors, one of which dollar again under speculative President Nixon's tightening reduced the dividend payable Reports all carry this infor- vestment Guide is available to Credit Clamp flation is bad but not nearly was alleviated by the sale of a attack, spreading danger of of price controls early this June 15 to 15 cents a share mation. Most libraries carry all readers of this column. It is clamping down even as bad as in many other lead- furniture operation Short- recession lti 1974V month was little more than a from lit) cents. The cut in pay- at least one of these reference Send $1 with name and ad- more on credit, encouraging ing nations. term debt which had been re- gesture. All he has ordered is out reflects the declining prof- sources. If your public library dress to Roger K. Spear, Red interest rates to rise even The attack has to relied a quired to finance heavy in- You'll never be able to advance clearance ol some it trend of the last five quar- has none of these last named Bank Register. Box 16IK. higher — and both policies are crisis of confidence arising ventories was eleminated. prove precisely how much, price increases by companies ters. For the March period research volumes in their (Jrand Central Station, New with annual sales of. more adding to the decline in stock out of Watergate and the fear Magnavox has lost ground in and comments blaming it all earnings dropped 45 per cent its share of the color and sol- business section, then perhaps York, N.Y. 10017). on Watergate are nonsense. than %'l%\ million. prices and the threat of busi- that the President won't be on a 4 per cent decrease in ness recession. able to lead. id-stale TV market. Sizable Hut the psychology of this po- That's so modest that, even year-to-year sales. The earn- expenditures will be required litical crisis has undeniably' wnhin the administration, no The Federal Reserve is well •1 - Finally, the 1972-73 busi- ings figure included a gain Friendly Cites Mrs. Hulsey aware that its latest moves ness boom has been allowed to restore the company to its ,now become a factor — so one has bothered to claim any equal to 9 cents a share from SHREWSBURY - Mrs. method of recognizing shop carry risks of future reces- to become so superheated and former industry position. here are live basic points to significant impact for the the sale of Consolidated Kur- Barbara J. Halsey, an em- employes who have "exhib- sion, and it certainly will try unsustainable that it cannot Shares lack appeal at the guide you in your suspicions: moves. niture Industries. Excluding ploye of the Friendly Ice ited an outstanding perform- to avoid a repetition of the last — and it well may do present. this extraordinary profit the Cream and Sandwich shop on ance in courtesy and service 1 — Major economic policy Whether or not Nixon would "credit crunch" that led to more than slowdown. Q — Addresses of corpo- Quarterly comparison would Broad St.. has been presented to customers." decisions at the White House have taken more drastic ac- the first Nixon recession in Economic Trouble have shown net at 11 cents a ration's, their transfer agents level have been and are being tion is not the issue. The fact Indications are multiplying and registrars are very diffi- a Sliver Dollar Service Cita- • 191)9-711. But the danger is share in the period ended Mrs. Halsey has been an greatly modified or shelved. is that this crucial policy deci- that economic trouble is start- cult to obtain. How may 1 lo- tion by Friendly. there. At the same time, high March 31, 1973, versus.37 employe of Friendly since April, Preoccupation with Water- sion was so undramatic it ac- interest rates on bonds are ing to develop below the sur- cents a share in the previous cate this information'.' — A.M. The award program was m- 11)71. She resides on Henry St. gate must play a part in this tually has had an adverse ef- draining money from the face and talk of recession is vear. A — Most corporate infor- situted by Friendly as here. weakening of leadership. fect. And while you'll never stock market. becoming much more open. mation releases which are As just one illustration. know how much Watergate Would the Central Bank be It could be only a "Japanese iiinMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiii going this far in tightening recession" — meaning a slow- credit.had the White House er rate of rise in 74 than in Local Securities acted more vigorously to curb '7.1; it could be a leveling off 05 inflation? You'll, never be. able with only moderate impact on oHejSfcm*f . Representative inter-dealPr quotations at approximately :i to prove how much Watergate paychecks and profits; it p.m. yesterday from NASD. Prices do not include retail mark- cut into the capacity of the could be an actual downturn, up, mark-down, or commission. While House to act — but you the second recession of the can suspect. 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• ROOKS MOVIES •THKATER DINIINC OUT I% - -<^ •COMMENT HOBBIES FOR YOUR WEEKEND (HUtl • MISIC fCries and Whispers' Dares to Be Different

Ingmar Bergman has good only in intellectual film cir- itiate the uninitiated to a by Miss Thulin and the young- pears normal. intentions — I think. cles; it has become well small dose of Bergman. As a er Maria (Miss Ullmann) re- And that, alas, is the key. It The Swedish film writer, known through its bandying moviegoer and critic, I hap- turn to their late parents' bar- is all a very interesting endea- producer and director has about by movie critics, nearly pen to think he is an artist, in onial estate to share their sis- vor, stimulating intellectually produced again, in his "Cries all of whom have placed the purest sense. ter's dying days. and moving aesthetically. But and Whispers," something a He brushes across the The fourth important distaff it is hardly normal. And 1 little bit different for those screen, with an ever-constant role is that of Anna the house can't imagine that proverbial who don't like their film fare eye to perfect execution, ver- servant, as portrayed by Kari "general reader" lor whom to be all the same, old story. bal and visual strokes be- Sylwan, who has been Agnes's we're always supposed to be There is no danger of speaking interesting and differ- caretaker and close friend writing finding il so for one "Cries and Whispers" being ent details of a fantasy life (and I'do mean close) for sev- second. confused with any same, old story. At times the film, pur- eral years. 'ftiough the mind is willing, in story. It dares to be different posefully, is slow-moving; one All the women are marked- all good heart 1 just cannot in the spirit of, say, the indi- can almost feel the indolence ly different in appearance and recommend this film lor any- vidualist who bathes only and indifference of the rich, attitude. Agnes, in a some- one who has nursed a sick once a month. bored characters smothered what vague way, appears to person on their deathbed or Though that may sound a bit in their existence by ennui. be a bit of an aesthetic; in a for anyone who is sensitive harsh, and it is not really Bergman's direction is just not - so - vague way, she is a about lesbianism. Some meant to be, I think the gen- iiiuuiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiuuiiiiiiiiuinTniiiiiiii perfect, and surely well de- lesbian. She is not at all physi- scenes, though very tastefully eral moviegoer should cer- done, are explicit — espe- "Cries and Whispers" on their serving of best director award cally attractive, being ema- tainly be forwarned so he can cially the aforementioned sad- "ten best" lists. And the eso- from the New York Film Crit- ciated with illness, but proj- be forearmed for this latest ism act. And thp air, not to teric Swedish artisan is reach- ics. Every stare, every stroke, ects through her acting a pow- Bergman production. The mention a film frame here and ing the masses quite well too. every scream of the actors is erful depiction of pain tem- circle of Bergman buffs, and there, is leaden with the les- through another of his works in absolute syncromzation pered with a more quiet elu- it is a select one indeed, would bianism theme, which hangs that inspired the story line fort while yet always allowing for siveness that strangely argue the general filmgoer overhead, figuratively, much would not freauent this film. the Uroadway show, "A Little a wonderfully natural flow of enough borders on a touch of as the heavy red carpeting, But Bergman is no longer Night Music." emotional spontaneity. beauty. walls and drapes do. a little known word spoken So, it is well past time to in- Acting Magnificent Physical Counterpart That is due too, in no small Anna, a big, heavy, solid- Symbolism in Red part, to the magnificent act- looking woman, is Agnes's Symbolism seems to be ing, especially evident in the physical counterpart and synonymous with Bergman otobtook four starring women. Liv Ul- about the only one who seems films and predictably I found lmann won the New York- to have any conception of af- myself trying to figure out Critics best actress award, fection or concern for a fellow what all that red meant. In a BERGMAN — INSPIRED RENDEZVOUS — Liv Ullmann who plays the but it's a shame they could human. letter that- Bergman wrote to flirt Maria in "Cries and Whispers," a film written, directed and pro- not have awarded four. Karin, a raven-haired beau- his cast, before filming began, duced by Swedish movie maker Ingmar Bergman, steals a moment with We have no quarrel what- ty who is actually the most at- he gave one of his typically the family doctor, played by Erland Josephson, while he is on a house soever with Miss Ullmann's tractive of all physically, is cryptic "explanations:" call. The film, which has won wide critical acclaim and several awards, is superior ability or her selec- frigid. Locked in marriage, "There is one peculiar playing this week at Cinema 111, Red Bank. tion, but her compatriots were she spends most of her time thing, however: all interiors outstanding as well. Harriet hiding behind a very proper, are in different shades of red. scenery is like a tableaux pan- Andersson, Kari Sylwan and and cold veneer while secretly Don't ask me why because f orama of pastels in land- Ingrid Thulin each molded (and sometimes not so secret- don't know. The bluntest but scapes, alternating with the their roles into distinctive ly) crying to her husband; also most tenable explanation bolder, deeper hues of the in- components of a very work- "Don't touch me!" And she is probably that the whole terior scenes. Mr. Nykist re- able whole which wound up a eventually, in an act of self- thing is something internal ceived quite appropriately the winner. sadism, deforms herself to and that ever since childhood National Society of Film Crit- BUSINESSMEN'S' DINING ELEGANCE • GOURMET EXCELLENCE Bergman's original make damn well sure nobody I have imagined the soul to be ics best cinematographer screenplay, which also won does. a damp membrane in varying award. LUNCH awards from the N.Y. Critics Maria, played,by the very shades of red." RT. 35. SHREWSBURY, N.J. PKWY. EXIT 109 • 201-74V-0200 and the National Society of buxon-looking, red-haired, Now, about normal ... The English is dubbed, quite Film Critics, revolves about sensuous Miss Ullmann, is In his pre-filming instruc- well, in the Swedish film COCKTAILS four women living in Sweden supposed to be Ihe flirt, play- .tjons, Bergman was also m- which is distributed in the Monday thru Friday 11:00 A.M. • 2:00 P.M. at the turn of the century. The fully smiling like the per-s;sistent about the film proj- United States by New World JACK BAKER'S FAMOUS MENUS middle sister, V - year • old ennial spoiled child. After a 'ecting a dreamlike atmos- Pictures. But whatever lan- Special Dining Facilities far NOW AT RED BANK SHANTY Agnes played by Miss Anders- lew frames of this film, Maria phere and cinematographcr guage you speak, bear in Club & Business Luncheons mind this film is not for ev- Whether it's a delicious lunch or dinner, you'll enjoy son, is dying and her two sis- the near-nymphomaniac is Sven Nykist captured that the popular menus in Ihe new Red Bank Shanty, |ust ters, the older Karin played about the only one who ap- command beautifully. The eryone. like the popular original Lobster Shanly seafood in Point Pleasant. Thn best in food, service, atmosphere and refreshment. Enjoy Lunch & Dinner Simon, Witho ut Garfunkel, Emerging longoy LITTLE By MARY CAMPBELL ing electric guitars." enormously successful is a AP Ncwsfeatures Writer The Onward Brass Band strain. We had different musi- Italian-American Restaurant Paul Simon is emerging some recorded with Simon on "Take cal tastes and different ambi- LOBSTER SHANTY more. He has a new album out, Mc to the Mardi Gras." "I'd lions. When a group ends there 1074 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright 146 Bodman Place, Red Bank, N.J. "There Goes Rhymin' Simon," tell them to begin to play here is a little bit of rancor involved, his second solo album since the and it should build here. Other- it's unavoidable, but with us Sam Baldanza At The breakup of Simon and Garfun- wise, I let them do it. That is there wasn't much, really, Delightful Dining ... kel, and he started his first really why I have them; their "It starts out good and it Piano Fri. & Sal. tour in three years, his first as strengths are what I want. traps you. You have something Enjoy fine Italian American food In the Tel: 842-8300 a sold, May 4-June 3, in 11 "I wanted different textures good and you get bored. You relaxed Atmosphere of a Sicilian Courtyard. cities; then to London. on the album, real people in- try and change and the public That's going so well, Simon stead of imitators, combining doesn't want you to change. It's Evenings - Tuesday Jhru Sunday thinks he'll do another tour in that with modern songs. happened to so many people." the fall. "At the end of Simon "I like the principal of varie- Simon says lie got interested Bring the entire family and Garfunkel, it was all 'too ty. 1 think some things I'm bet- in Jamaican music in 19(>7. "I big. The halls were too big and ter at than others; I think I Sec Simon, Page IV ,842-9857. it was getting boring. sing ballads better than I sing rhythm tunes, though the first "Then it was sort of begin- Paul Simon POOD ning again to start to develop a single is a rhythm tune, 'Ko- repertoire of songs that were new album, on Columbia, which daehrome.' ho also produced. "I wanted YOUR FORTUNE? GOOD DINING... LOW PRICES closely associated with me and "But I have an interest in a not just with Simon and Gar-this album to be richer in lot of different styles of writing. voices than the last, which was BUSINESSMAN'S BUFFET funkel. That takes time. Now And partly it is part of the my program is kind of bal-sp;ir.se. I used the Dixie Hum- puzzle «f making a record — NEW EXPANDED MENUS anced between my own albums mingbirds, a famous gospel something like the 12-tone HOUSE SPECIALTY DINNERS and songs I wrote for Simon group, and Maggie and Tcrre scale. You're not supposed to and Giirfunkcl. And partly it Roche, two friends, sang with repeat yourself until you've was fear, that I laid olf so long. me on 'What a Sunny Day.' The used them all up. ONE Once you get where you Rev. Claude Jeter, ;i well- "I think in certain ways writ- WITH EVERY TANG'S 741-0060 achieve some kind of strong known gospel singer, sang with ing in a lot of styles works to 4 GALLONS PURCHASED CHINESE RESTAURANT popularity and you lay off me on 'Take Me to the Mardi my disadvantage. I don't think awhile, you start to get very Gras.' people have a clear picture of FREE ONE QUART 4f) BROAD ST. RED BANK afraid to RO back." "1 really like lo hear voices. me. I think people did have a WITH EVERY Mon.-Thurs. & Sun. 11:30 to 10 Fri. a Sal. 11:30 to 11:00 Simon is pleased with the I think voices will come back. 1 clear picture of Simon and Gar- don't know i( it is going to funkel. 'Scarborough Fair'was ALLON PURCHASED come this year, but I'm sure typical; pretty, sweetly sung sooner or later there will be aharmonics. shift back to singing together "I'm sure a lot of people as opposed to hearing a band were disappointed when it end- together. 1 think there will be a ed, but it was the best possible shift away from the lead guitar tiling to do. The frustrations of as the lead instrument of rock continuing a relationship that is MORE 'n' roll. I'm bored with scream- SHREWSBURY PLAZA not fruitful any longer but is YOUR DOLLAR TAVERN & Moore SAL'S RESTAURANT PAINTS THE PLACE FOR DAILY SPECIALS EVERY WEEK MEMORIAL WEEKEND SALE FOR MONDAY SPECIAL "All YOU Can Ear LIMITED TIME ONLY Tender Grilled Liver LUNCH & DINNER MOORE'FCS ® TUESDAY SPECIAL ^///ou Can Ear FRESH DAILY-JUMBO House Paint MOORGARD Golden Fried Chicken SOFT SHELLED ^ EXTERIOR QLOSS FINISH LOW LUSTRE LATEX HOUSE PAINT -For wood siding, R£G S]f) QQ WEDNESDAY SPECIAL "4//VoU Car, Ear doors & trim. 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FrkJas, May 25.1973 Television Today New Vorit OunneIa-2.4,5,7,9,11.13 CAMERA! „ WALL STREET WEEK DAYTIME MOVIES WMMM 1:00 O "All Htidi On DKI" •:C0 O CIRCLE OF FEAR _ ^Earth. Air, Fire and Water." Ancient mjnterlnx IrOO 0 "Altiind.r'l Riatinw hnd" fars discovered In a warehouse wield IB abnormal By SANDY COLTON O "Tr,. PitMinbasketball itafa dental bra«» the light of a njatch. Big deal! O "Hi. Mating Gam." are broken while ogling s bra-less cheerleader. (R) Also ... big g'fain, high con- EVENING IB SOUL! 9:30 D THE ODD COUPLE trast, fuzziness caused by cam- tw o q o NEWS l^lix Joins a creative writing claaa whose director era movement or subject move- 8 THE FUNTSTONES Oscar has reason to suspect of. fraud. (R) ment, or your inability to focus "Groom Gloom" 10:00 O THE BOLD ONES O EAT MASTERSON "A Substitute Womb." A woman, unable lo carry in the dim light! a child full term because of a heart ailment, ar- Oh, maybe you,were lucky "Deadline" ranges to have the embryo transplanted In her (D GILUGANS ISLAND sister. (RJ l and did get a sharp picture. •'Gilllgfui's Living Doll" 0 NEWS And, maybe, it was interesting, IB HODGEPOD&E LOOSE B LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE different, unusual. Okay, you're *:30 0 I LOVE LUCY "Loir snd the First Kiss"; "Love and Uit Im- "Lucy Goes To Scotland" pressionist"; "Love and th» Super Lover." (R) O BORIS KARLOFF PRESENTS forgiven. But why is it that so O HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL many people today are taking 'Trio for Terror" "Homecoming" (D HARPER NEWS pictures in very dim light, set- ID BEAT THE CLOCK (B BILL MOrERS1 JOURNAL tling for just getting an image IB THIRTY MINUTES WITH 10:30 8 SLACK NEWS on film when they could, with 7:00 O CBS NEWS - WALTER CRONKITE m NEWS PLUS Q NBC NIGHTLY NEWS O THE TURNING POINTS very little effort, get a well-ex- B THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW "Coming Home From Vietnam" posed picture? "The Rivals" IIKW O O O ID NEWS Why rely on large lenses that Q NEWS 0 ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS O THE AVENGERS "The Morning of the Brldt" are less sharp wide open and "Forrct-Me-Knol" Q METS BASEBALL forced development of high- (196->) starring Doris Day. Robert Morse. O THE TONIGHT SHOW case containing a Speed Graph- O THE MOUSE FACTORY Guest Hosteas: Annett* Funicello. (R) Guests-. Mayor John Lindsay, Joel Grey. Marilyn ic camera, film packs or cut Home. David Brenner. Q THAT GIRL 0 THE 11:30 MOVIE film holders, a battery-powered "The Reard" "A Bullet for Joey" (1035) starring George Raft, flash unit with plenty of flash Q LET'S MAKE A DEAL Edward G. Robinson. An International ipy ring bulbs, extra extension flash 10 YANKEES BASEBALL kldnars an atomic scientist. Yankees vs. RanBera. O WIDE WORLD OF ENTERTAINMENT units, an extra lens or two and © HOW DO YOUR CHILDREN GROW? "In Concert." Guests: Miles Davis. Dan Hicka and a focusing cloth. A few smart "Our Favorite Household PolBon. Pirt II" the Hot Licki. Alhtrt King. Dr. John and Slada 8:00 0 CBS FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE (B THE 51 it STATE SISTERLY LOVE — Siefanie Powers (left) and ones also carried with them "Run Wild. Run Free" (1069) nUn\ng John Milli, 12:00 0) THE TWILIGHT ZONE two or three 250-watt photoflood Sylvia Symit. 12:30 tD NIGHT FINAL Sheila Larken guest-star as sisters in "A Substi- "Hunter" (1972) •tarring John Vemon, Steve 12:50 (D GOOD NEWS tute Womb," a drama about embryo transplant in bulbs. The case, when loaded, Ihnat. 1:00 El MIDNIGHT SPECIAL could weigh as much as ib or AP photographer Tony Camerano holding a homemade spring O SANFORD AND SON which one sister (Miss Powers) is unable to carry clamp with an electrical socket, adapter and 650 watt quartzlite. "Blood is Thicker Than Junk." Lamont jeU Fred Host: Gladys Kntfht 40 pounds. into an awkward situation whan he seeks employ- O THE ONJ/O'CLC;CK MOVIE a child full term and the other agrees to be Ihe Normal exposure without the light in this room with Tri X film ment eliewhert!, forcing Fred to look for a new "Batman" 0066) starring Adam West, Btut Ward. recipient in the transplant, to be-colorcast on Today's photographer carries was l/iOth of a second at f 2.8. With the lamp turned on it jumped partner. MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 4:00 Q SERMONETTE area teens will be among amateur photographer carries level another stop or two! Don't plug too many of these O THE PAHTRIDSE FAMILY .. l'at (ioelkT, Tony Fernandez,'0 ".Swiss Family Partridge." A down pour maroons tdose who will take part in Ihe i. even less! Then why should an- into the same outlet. You may the family in a remote mountain cottage. ••Showcase Of Stars," the an- Kichard 1'iro. .Jane Brodenck, other pound of equipment be It no lamps are available, blow a fuse. 2. Make sure that nual Talent Expo to be hcld-ri Maria TaKhavia, all llazlet, such a big headache? Or is it you can make your own and the lamps are positioned nor- p.m. June 2 at the Garden and Janet Martin, Hohmiel. that everyone has become so carry them around with you. 1 mally, that is, where existing You truly haven't lasted SEA State Arts Center. The New Jersey Public brainwashed with the idea of use a regular electrical socket lights are orrif you're using an Simon Emerging FOOD at its very best until Television network, which taking pictures in natural light, attached to a spring clamp so Soloists include Victoria extension, high and in a corner Continued from Page S they're very interested to see you have eaten a BROILED Bing, Middletown. 'who will will inaugurate two newno matter how bad, that quality that it can be attached to some- behind you. 3. The lamps get Sea Food Platter at DORIS thing high in the room where tried to capture it on 'Whywhat is going on and how perform a ballct-acrnhalic channels that night in Arts has been kicked out the win- hot so let them cool off before 'N' ED'S. "Our Secret? Sure. I'm shooting. I don't use reflec- Don't You Write Me?' on theyou're doing it and happy to be dance, and Carol-Andrea Center ceremonies, will tele- duw? you touch them. tors. I like the light to scatter 'Bridge over Troubled Water' part of something that is popu- we'll tell you. We are Ihe Penn, Red Bank, who will do cast the Talent Expo live and Why not boost the light lev- Now, if you're one of those album but I didn't really get it. lar. They're people of great Chefs! Does thai make the dif- el in a room with photofloods? I evenly around the room. a modern ballet. in color over all lour New Jer- people with an expensive cam- The first time I really used it musical ability who never .at- ference? You bet it does! like the small 250-watt bulbs Among the performing sev stations. Any photoflood or quartzlite era and big lenses, switch to a was on 'Mother and Child Re- tained any significant amount LOBSTER LOVERS that look just like a regular., slower film and see how much will do when shooting black and union,' my first solo album. I of attention or money." TRY VS!"'••'-' light bulb. ' •• If you-want tu shoot sharper your pictures are. Stop liked the beat. It's simple, open Simon says recording an al- Try screwing two or three of color, make sure that you're playing with matches. You music with a syncopated feel- bum takes him less time than it "Come and • Panasonic makes your using the right lamp and the might start a fire! these into the sockets of table ing to it." used to. "I work with musi- get 'em alive" road a little easier. There's a picture on the new cians who I know will play album cover of Simon and his what I want on that particular N.J. Public Broadcasting Is Awarded infant son in Jamaica. There's song. I'm enjoying myself more also one of Simon at. 14. He's now. I don't get tripped up too TRENTON - New Jersey tion at Valley Forge, Pa. Edward J. Meade, Jr., Chair- now 31 and not very interested much any more. There's al- Public Broadcasting has been Maj. (ien. James Cantweli, man of the NJPBA for the 3U- in most pop music, which he ways some way of doing some- presented the George Wash- representing Freedoms Foun- minute color production en- thinks is aimed at teen-agers thing that is interesting. ington Honor Medal award for dation Board of Governors, titled "McKonkey's Ferry: instead of people his age. He "It is more fun to sing, too. I 1972 by the Freedoms Founda- Christmas 1778." presented the award to Dr. thinks it's one reason people his stopped smoking several years Pick You' Own lobster Out The program, honored in age are turning so much to ago and I really felt the effects ol Our tobsler Tanks' Thil ii thi idtll Btrtck cartridge pliyir for inyorn who tin • Ucurity prob- 1950s rock 'n' roll revival lem. Compliti with duribli locking ur bricMt, [hi unit ilipi in with no the governmental unit cate- of it over the last few years. wirai to connect. Gat trui high fidelity reproduction with Pinstonic't vir- gory especially for use on shows. And the more I sing by myself DORIS'N'ED'S ticit hud movtmant tyittm, thi two-nap pn imp givit you pun »ound WNJT-TV Channel 52 in Tren- He doesn't aim his writing the more confident 1 get, so the SEAFOOp RESTAURANT reproduction and tha limplilitd control) irclud* an lutomitic rapaat button. specifically at an age group. HOUSl OF GOURMET SEAFOOD" pushbutton and lutomitic chinnal chingtri, plui ilida ruli volume and lona ton, was produced by Eobert mote I enjoy singing by myself. 36 Shore Dr . Highland 872.15115 control!. Compwt, raliablt and complttaly tolirj mti, thil unit ii quality L. Garthwaite, a nationally "You have to write what inter- I have much more freedom. nnrvcttd for y»in ° opsraiion known independent film pro- ests you. You can't go looking I'm not locked into a.two-part Panasonic ducer. for a market. Even the people harmony situation. I can do the The program used still pne- who write bubblegum music harmony the song calls for. lust shghliy ahead ot out lime must have some real feeling for CX-567 8-TRACK STEREO PLAYER tures and film to depict hard- it. Most of it doesn't sound pho- ships suffered by General ny to me, but it doesn't interest George Washington's army in me very much." the days preceding and fol- On the tour, Simon has the KENE lowing this historic crossing of Jessy Dixon Singers and a the Delaware River to rout the South American group. Urn- DINNER -THEATRE sleeping British forces on bamba — two-thirds of the old MORGAN. N J. Christmas night. IMONMOUTH STEREO CENTER Ifls Incas plus two more. Washington's army had re- "It fascinatesme to deal with ON STAGE 444 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY MEMORIAL DAY PARTY treated across New Jersey very talented people that the BROADWAY MUSICALS TOP NITE CLUB 842-6565 273 B'WAY. LONG BRANCH 229-9879 SUNDAY MAY 27th and many enlistments were public doesn't really know. It's TUH., Wtd, TTiurt,, Frl., tun. up the last day in December. not like dealing with super- NOW PLAYING ENTERTAINMENT "RETURN OF THE 15' HOT DOG" EVERY SAT. NITE "McKonkey's Ferry" is one stars, yet they are enormously ENTERTAINMENT WED.. FBI.. SAT. & SUN. of several historical programs talented. I'm working with one of the most famous of all gos- • "COMPANY" OPEN DAILY AT 11:30 A.M. FOR LUNCH planned by New Jersey Public COMING MAY 26 pel quartets but the general 65 Miller St. Highlands Broadcasting for use on thepublic doesn't Know any gospel COMING MARIAN MARLOWE Dine & Dance four New Jersey UHF TV sta- quartets. tions operated by the Author- "That's not to say that super- "Bells are COMING JUNE 2 291-4499 ity. The NJPBA now has stars wouldn't be really nice, ALLAN and the e?H/T_ll_ 99 Channel 52 in operation in too. 1 never asked any to play Ringing" Molly" • Trenton and Channel Ti in with me. Part of the reason ROSSI South Jersey. New Channels was embarrassment; I didn't COMING "on the picliirrsc|iic Navcsink Iti\er" 5(1 and 5S begin telecasting in want to call them up and ask. JUNE 9 northern New Jersey on June "I think it's a little bit in- Nipsy Russell 2. The historical program em- DANA VALERY cestuous, everybody playing and Dining Dancing phasize the role played by around with everybody else. New Jersey and arc being It's hard to maintain your iden- , American and Pat Cooper Friday at 9 Mohyjfick produced so they can be clus- tity. Everybody influences ev- SHOW-TIME, 9 P.M. Continental Saturday at 9:30 tered together lor rebroadcast erybody, so you're getting part Cuisine Featuring * "UNDER THE BRIDGE" during the 1976 Bicentennial. of yourself, back. ''When the Dixie Hummingb- The Jerry Kay Trio HIGHLANDS, N.J. • 291-4430 Freedoms Foundation at irds sings, it is coming out pure Breakfast at NO MINIMUM Valley Forge is a nonprofit, Dixie Hummingbirds. They 7 am No Cover Charge nonpolitical and nonsectanan don't know me; their children • TWIN LOBSTER DINNER organization. or grandchildren might. But Luncheon at 12 With French Fries, Cole Slaw and from $2.25 Maurice Caruso Drawn Butter $5.95 • al the Piano WINE BARREL SPECIALS Dinner at 6 Nightly From $5.95 Monday I COMPLETE SEAFOOD MENU { WtS. Thru SAT. Thru Cocktail Hour Thursday Filet Dinner $1.75 PRIME RIBS BAR and DINING FACILITIES Clam Dinner $1.75 O95 Monday thru Friday OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 5 to 6 pm AMPLE FREE Shrimp Dinner $2.25 FRIDAY PARKING a la Carte Scallop Dinner $2.25 5TUFFED FLOUNDER Sunday thru Thursday SAUERBRATEN WE ARE AVAILABLE Till 10:45 Soft Crab Dinner $2.95 FOR RESERVATIONS SHRIMP SCAMPI Friday till 11:45 3" PRIVATE Saturday till 12:45 747-2500 Combination $2.95 • SERVING 5 P.M. to 10 P.M. • Luncheon Served 11:30 to 3 P.M. Monday Thru Friday PARTIES •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiif Banquet Facilities lor Weddings and Social WEDDINGS & oily Pitche Affairs From 25 to 500 People 1 VISIT OUR LOBSTER POUND... 1 BANQUETS Inn&Mote | OVER 35,000 LB. 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ls» OADUIGNWILD . a our** UMITS >ATURDAY 0 THE IIG VALLEY . 5 THE RACERS • WIDE WORLD OF SKIRTS SUNDAY This •pedal will ttlca an indepth look *t tbi super- MORNING 0 I SPY •tar rac.ni; team or Mario AndrclU, Joe Leonard "Room With Jl Rack" MORNING and A1 Unaer. 1*0 O THE BUGS BUNNY SHOW O MOVIE AT FIVE 7:00 0 ARCHIE'S FUN HOUSE O METS BASEBALL Q THE HOUND CATS •Ota-117 Mission for a Killer" (MM) starring O MODERN FARMER Meta vs. Los Angeles. O H. R. PUFNSTUF Mylene Demongeot. Raymond Pellegrln. An Amerl* 0 WONDER WINDOW O MOVIE AT FIVE can agent discovers a rare Indian int. manu- 'The Purple Heart" (19441 •tarrint; Farley Gran- , O DISTRICT •> FRONTLINE factured deep In the Amazon Junglea, la being ID CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP 7:15 ID DAVEY AND GOLIATH ger. Dana Andrews. A U.S. Air Force crew, shot CD WONDERFUL WORLD OF MOTHER IUZZ down during a raid on Tokyo, arc captured and 1:30 O SABRINA, THE TEENAGE WITCH 7:22 O MORNING PRAYER IB MR. ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD tried, not as priionera of war, but for murder. O ROMAN HOLIDAY* 7:25 O NEWS AND WEATHER 5:30 Q CBS SPORTS ILLUSTRATED 8 BUGS BUNNY S:JO O SPORTS ACTION PRO-FILE 7:30 O PEBBLES AND BAMM BAMM O POSITIVELY BLACK O THE JACKSON 5 ID THE TURNING POINTS Q WATCH YOUR CHILD EVENING O CONECTICUT REPORT EVENING 0 UNDERDOG Q THE CHRISTOPHERS 6:00 O SIXTY MINUTES O APPRENDA INGLES MO O O NEWS (D SPIDERMAN 0 WEEKEND PLAYHOUSE ID MISTEROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD B WEEKEND PLAYHOUSE •;00 O THE CHAN AND THE CHAN CLAN "Pat and Mike- (ltsj) starring Spencer Tracy, 1:00 O PATCHWORK FAMILY "Nahed Maja" (1959) starring Ava Gsrdjier. An- O LIBRARY LIONS thony Franciosa. The famous Spanish painter O THE JETSONS Kathertae Hepburn. A New York sport, promoter Goya's picture of the Duchess of Alba in the nude B OAKTARI turns an ex-physical Instruction teacher Into th« 0 WONDERAMA queen of the athletic world. scandalized 18th century Spain. O THE OSMONDS O FAITH FOR TODAY O PEOPLE. PLACES AND THINGS O CELEBRITY BOWLING O THE KATHRYN KUHLMAN SHOW O DAVEY AND GOLIATH IS SESAME STREET O BIOGRAPHY IB AMERICA 73 ID THE LITTLE RASCALS 1:30 O NEWS 1:30 Q COMMUNITY AT URGE Q) SESAME STREET MO Q CIS EVENING NEWS a COME ALONG MO O SCOOBY-DOO MOVIES O CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP "Benjamin Franklin" Q NIC NIGHTLY NEWS O DAY OF DISCOVERY O THE PINK PANTHER THE REASONER REPORT 7:00 O SEVEN O'CLOCK NEWS O ABC SATURDAY SUPER5TAR MOVIE g BLACK OMNIBUS ID ABBOTT AND COSTELIO O WILD KINGDOM O NEWajERSEY REPORT ID SUPERSTARS OF ROCK 1:45 O MARYKNOLL WORLD Q BLACK BEAUTY ID BIOGRAPHY II Guests: Helen Reddy, Mac Davis, Bea G«tl, Finny. 9:00 _i DUSTYS TREEHOUSE "The Ponies." Illness of wild ponies fells Black 10:00 61 UNDERDOS 7M Q UFO Q TV SUNDAY SCHOOL Beauty. a lANCER "Psychobombs." Thres average people become Q THE ANSWER ID RUN FOR YOUR LIFE O TEST PREP super-humsns when they are taken over toy aliens O ORAL ROBERTS TO TELL THE TRUTH 9.15 Q TV HEBREW SCHOOL Pick's mother aska him to scatter Grandpa's asfi- 10:10 O JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS QNEWS »:30 O THE WAY TO GO e» over the Grand Canyon to fulfill a request he O MISS NEW YORK STATE BEAUTY PAGEANT O FROM NOW ON made before he died 10 years ago. IR) D THE BARKLEYS Noel Harrison snd Lynn Kellogg host the annual O WORLD OF DISNEY O THE BRADY KIDS pigeant at Tamarack Lodge, Creenfleld Park, O FAITH, HOPE AND LOVE "Brimstone, the Amish Horse." An Annan girl pa- O SCIENCE FICTION THEATRE New York. O RIGHT NOW tiently nurses a lame steeplechase horse back in- '•Junglt Woman" lldtO) stirring Evelyn Anker., IB MASTERPIECE THEATRE ID THE ADDAMS FAMILY to racing condition Duly to leirn that the tradi- Lola Collier. A lakeside unllmrtum Is Mrroilnd "Vanity Fair' (Part II) 10:00 Q LAMP UNTO MY FEET tions of her sect require the animal to work as by a ferocious gorilla that once was a beautiful a plowhorse. IR) woman, a scientific experiment rone awry. 7:30 Q THE NEW PRICE IS RIGHT O SUNDAY O CURIOSITY SHOP O THE GEORGE KIRBY SHOW ID UNTAMED WORLD Q THE PARENT GAME Guest: Freda Payne. ID MISTEROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD O THE MANCINI GENERATION Q VALUES FOR THE SEVENTIES » 0 NEW YORK REPORT 11:00 O FLINTSTONES COMEDY HOUR 1:00 Q ALL IN THE FAMILY . flB BATMAN © COME TO FLORIDA BEFORE IT'S GONE Mike and Gloria's wedding Is further/recalled In the 10:30 O LOOK UP AND LIVE ^—. Pat PauUen and Stanley Myron Handel nun ex- Q SEALAB 2020 second and concluding part of tills feisode. (Ft) B SOUL TRAIN O POINT OF VIEW amine the tragedy of Flordia'i environmental de- O EMERGENCY Z^ CD GILLIGAN'S ISLAND cay. O BEWITCHED •. "Musical Minis" Johnny Gift drives station 51 l:0O O M.A.S.H. ID ACTION PLAYHOUSE up the wall with his futile attempts to learn various 11:00 Q CAMERA THREE tlawkcye, hoping to free a- young Korean girl of •The Buihwacker" (1852) itarrinj: John Ireland, musical instruments. (R) 0 THE FLINTSTONES her bondage to an American sergeant, wins cus- Dorothy Malone Rildtra forte a eonfedarata army B AMERICAN ADVENTURE O BULLWINKLE tody of her in & poker fame. (R) veteran Into becoming a gunman anln 0 THE LAWRENCE WELK SHOW Q HERE WE GO AGAIN Q REX HUMBARD BRIGADE COMMANDER - William Holden por- ID SESAME STREET 03 NANNY AND THE PROFESSOR O THE F.B.I. "Sunday Sofgy Sunday." Kewlyweds Richard and "The Wizard." While Inspector Erskine investi- trays Lt. Col. Robert Frederick, a World War II 11:30 O RUNAROUND Susan plan to spend Sunday alone together but 11:30 Q FACE THE NATION gates George Barrows' bank embezlement, Bar- Army officer who is assigned the task of training D KID POWER It does not pnn out. O MAKE A WISH rows recruits criminal! for a planned »3,00O,00O O ROLLER DERBY O ELIZABETH R ID SUNDAY AT THE MOVIES bank robbery, (It) a special service force to penetrate enemy lines, "Abbott and Costello In the Navy" (1911) starring O THE BIG PREVIEW in "The Devil's Brigade," to be colorcast on AFTERNOON "The Marriage Game" (R) Bud Ahott, Lou Costelo. Lou nearly wrecks ths en- "Battle of the Commandos" (1&69) alarring Jack 12:00 O ARCHIE'S TV FUNNIES tS HUMANITIES FILM FORUM tire United States fleet by playing captain. Palance, Thomas Hunter. A small hand-full of "Nf!Sc Saturday Night at the Movies" tomorrow 1:30 O BRIDGET tOVES IERNIE Commandos must destroy an immense German O AROUND THE WORLD IN 10 DAYS Bernle Is distressed when h« leams that Bridget AFTERNOON cannon. at 9 p.m. on the NBC Television Network. a CREATURE FEATURE was engaged when they met, since shs has sever 12:00 O NEWSMAKERS ID NEWS AT EIGHT "Fire Maldmi of .Outer Spacs" (1»5») itarrtnr mentioned another man in her life. (R) 1:30 O MANNIX Anthony Dexter, Siiian Chaw. A scientific upedl- 0 HOGAN'S HEROES Q RESEARCH PROJECT A young man and woman play major roles In a tlon lands on the 13th moon ef Jupiter. "Kamikazies Are Coming" 0 EASTSIDE COMEDY murder case that puzzles Joe Msnnix. (R) O FUNKY PHANTOM O A TOUCH OF GRACE "Hot Shots" (1956) starring Hunts Hall. Stanley O NEC SUNDAY MYSTERY MOVIE Concert in Park Sunday ID THE ELECTRIC COMPANY "Lover's Quarrel." After Herbert declines Grace's Clements. The faked kidnappnff by a mn-aws> "The Moat Crucial Game." While Investigating the LIM'ROKT - "Those Mag- rset and Union Cnuntv Park 12:30 O FAT ALBERT invitation to her over-sixties club dance without juvenile star involves the boys. •laying of the owner of a professional football a good excuse, the two have their first serious 0 IT'S ALL ABOuf YOUNG PEOPLE team, Columbo meets the Los Angeles Lakers. nificent Mm" of Kutgers L'ni- Systems. Q TALKING WITH A GIANT disagreement. (R) O LIDSVILLE O HOUR OF POWER ID THE PUERTO RICAN NEW YORKER ID HEE HAW 0 THE FRENCH CHEF versiiy will appear in concert O ACTION THEATRE Guests: Tammy Wynette, George Jones, Buddy 12:25 O MID-DAY REPORT Alan. (R) 12:30 O CAMPAIGN DEBATE 9:00 0 SPECIAL: AMERICA ON THE ROCKS rJiunda'y at 2 PM at Holmdel INTERSTATE ••Wlnjs of th« Hawk" (1053) sUrrint; Vin Heflln, Robert Mitclium narrates this focus on the coun- Julie Adams A wlldcsttlngr minis* snrlnMr strikes *0O 0 THE MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW Q MEET THE PRESS Park. Mary* parents are having difficulty adjusting try's use and tbu&e of sJcohol. it rich and then finds himself Involved In a nvolu- to their home In the city, so Mary wsnta to help O EYEWITNESS NEWS CONFERENCE O THE ABC SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE The band is a group of 2\t O PICTURE FOR A SUNDAY AFTERNOON AIRPORT them make new friends. (R) 1:09 "That's My Boy" (1951) starring Dean Martin, (D°MYSTERY MOVIE "The Glory Brigade" (1953) starring Victor Ma- students, and alumni from the "The Night Mas Eyes" (I9«8) stirring James O SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES Jerry Lewis. A blustering former athletic hero "Devils Brigade" (18««) stsrring William Holden, ture, Lee Marvin. A comfaat engineer In Korea ie wants his anemic son to follow in his footsteps. Rutgers University Bands. Mason, Joyce Howard. A woman takes refuse ordered to escort a company of Greek infantry in- during a blizrard In a house near the moora when Cliff Robertson. In 1942, Lt. Col. Robert Frederick O BLACK PRIDE LIMOUSINE to enemy territory. The repertoire includes rock, her friend had disappeared the previous year. Is given the job of whipping an array of soldiers (0 MASTERPIECE THEATER into a special service unit, destined to break down O SPEAKING FREELY classical, popular, show, jazz ID SESAME STREET German lines snd cause Italy to drop out of the "Vanity Fair: The Wicked Nobleman." Returning 0 5 STAR MOVIE lo England, Becky anr Rawdon live on their wita li« O CBS CHILDREN'S FILM FESTIVAL war. (R) "Happy Go Lovely" (1951) starring Verm Ellen, and college lunes. . "Tony and the Tick-Took Dragon." A young boy credit, and his gambling winnings. (R) B SPECIAL: SEARCH FOR THE NILE David Nlven. A theatrical producer casts a chorus 9:30 O EARNABY JONES enters the world of fantasy following a frustrating "The Secret Fountains" IPt. Ill) Burton Is in- girl as his star, believing her to be a millionaire's "Those Magnificent Men" rebuff from the adult world. girlfriend. Barnaby uncovers a small-town murder ring and furiated when the Royal Geographic Society ap- becomes its next order of business. (Ft) have performed in New O LASSIE points Spekc to lead the next expedition to Airlca. Q DIRECTIONS •"The Flying Grandpa " Atr old man (lies onto th« ID SUBURBAN CLOSEUP York's Madison Square Gar- B THE STRAUSS FAMILY O THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES , Holden ranch in an ancient plane. (R) "Josef." When Johann falls III, his brother, Josef, ID SUNDAY AT THE MOVIES -r* 10:00 O NIGHT GALLERY den; Philadelphia's Palestra; O AMERICAN BANDSTAND takes over ss conductor of the Strauss orchestra. "Catman of Paris" (lSis^ starring Caw-Esmond, "Hatred Unto Death." A captured gorilla becomes IrJO O THE EVERYTHING SHOW •:30 O THE BOB NEWHART SHOW Adele Mara. An eerie murder makes a writei\be- strangely enraged when in the presence of a writer. Middlesex. Monmouth, Some- 8 EASTSIDE COMEDY ... _ Bob decides that for his own menUl well-being lieve thst he may be the killer terrorizing Parifc ,^ . "How To Cure the Common Vampire." Two men SCHEDULED SERVICE "Mr. Hex" (18(6) starring -Leo Gorcey.^unlj he needs some peace and quiet, »o n« tnnvt* JntQ v 1:30 O ISSUES AND ANSWERS Ti' plan tu do away with a certain vampire for all =^* ^••- HanVThf boys hypnotlie on« of tlis'jahiT into" a hotel room by himself. IR) ~1 GOLF FOR SWINGERS time. • NEWARK thinking he's a great fighter and enter him In a Q GARNER TED ARMSTRONG 2:00 O SUNDAY 0 NEWS boxing tournament. ID ROLLIN' O NATL HIGHWAY SAFETY TELETHON IS THE ELECTRIC COMPANY 0 MOVIE MATINEE • LAGUARDIA I-. Guests: The Rtlders, April Wine.' (R) "Fall of the Roman Empire" (1964) stsrring So- Live from the Ed Sullivan Theater, Monty Hall THE 2 Q THE PEOPLE 10:03 Q MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE phia Loren, Stephen Boyd. The son of Marcus Au- will adt ss emcee and Sammy Davis Jr. as talent • JFK O NBC BASEBALL A syndicate boss Sss a mysterious SlOQ-mllllon rellus arranges for his father's death. host for the telethon which will continue until O LIKE IT IS crime In the works. (R) Q MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE 6:00 p.m. Monday. May 28th. O MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE 0 ID NEWS ID FOCUS: NEW JERSEY LOWEST RATES B ASSIGNMENT: VIENNA "The Halfbreed" (1952) starring Robert Young, 'NAVIGATOR' "It Camo From Outer Space" (1553) stsrring 1 Janis Carter. A halfbreed leads Indians in raids (D FIRING LINE FAMIIY AND CHARTER RATES Rlchsrd Carlson, Barbara Rush. A meteor crashes "Hot Potato.' Jake Webster tries delivering a against Arizona whites, but finds he's been tricked 10:30 O THE PROTECTORS In the Arizona desert, unleashing strange beings valuable microfilm to his boss but gets Involved by swindlers. The Protectors irate-crash a prince's party in/the RED NEWARK 19.00 who take control of the Inhabitants of a nearby with a kidnapping, mayhem and gangsters. Bob Barker and Jim Gerard host the 18th annual 0 ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS "Jane Eyre" (1944) starring Joan Fontaine, Orson Festival Parade. Phone 681-5200 ID THE ELECTRIC CO. "Personal Matter" Welles. An English orphan girl becomes a gov- © SOUL! J.-00 a THE EARLY SHOW ID CHILLER THEATRE erness in a strange household. "The Screaming Skull" (1958) starring John Hud- 3:30 O WNBC-TV SPECIAL 11:30 0 THE NAME OP THE GAME "Showdown at Abilene" (1858) starring Jock ••Swinger* Only." A Howard Publications' editor i» Mahoney, Martha Hypr. The former sheriff, now son. Alex Nicol. Mysterious happenings in an "The Return: Reflections of Three P.O.W.'i." Thre« gun-shy, returns home from the Civil War to find eerie house terrify a young bride, officers talk about their capturt and imprisonment accused of murder. his girl, believing him dead, engaged to a ruthless 11:30 O THE LATE SHOW by th« North Vietnamese. O SUNDAY FILM FESTIVAL cattle baron. "Casanova's Big Night" (1954) starring BDb Hope, O MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE "Mirage" (1985) starring Gregory Peck, Diane Joan Fontaine. A meek tailor's apprentice mssquer- "Gunsmoke" (1953, starring: Audie Murphy, Susan Baker. A scientist develops amnesia and after a O MOVIE MATINEE Cabot. Hired to kill a rancher, a gunman takes •cries of nightmarish events is helped back to •The Destrt Rats" (1053) starring Richard Button. ades as Ca.tn.nova. ov*r his ranch, and makes a play for his daugh- reality by a rnychiatrist. James Mason. A hard-driving English captain In QTHE 11:30 MOVIE Q THE DAVID SUSSKIND SHOW command of 'an Australllan division, forces the "Amazlnl Mr. Clltttrhouse" (1938) a tarring Edward 0D SPORTS 70s O SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE I men to hold a key outpost against the blitzkrelg. G. Robinson. Claire Trevor. A criminal medico, 4:00 Lacrosse Doublehcader: John Hopkins U, U. "Bedford Incident" (1165) starring; Richard Wid- ID SESAME STREET with a woman fence, takes over a janj and atagta of Maryland and Army vs. Navy, marh. Sidney Pol tier. On patrol, an American des- 3:30 O MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE robberies to iludy the criminal mind. troyer comes in direct contact with a tub of a Specials of the Week "Second Chance" (18S31 starring Robert Mitctram, O SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE I 4:30 O CBS TENNIS CLASSIC Commentator: Pat Summeralt. foreign powir. Jack Palsnce. A prizefighter, who has accidentally "Ei'e" (1968) starring Celeste Yarns!!. Robert 12:00 O ENCOUNTER Killed-a man, is pursued to South America by a Walter Jr. An American pilot downed In Amazon O LEGACY WED. :,savage killer. O ABBOTT AND COSTELLO 12:39 ID ASK CONGRESS is saved from Amszonisn savages by their white Complete Slutted 4M 0 FLIPSIDE jungle goddess, the long lost granddaughter of "The Tax Return." 1:00 CD INSIGHT •Quest: Curtis Mayfleld, Eha Na Na. a famous explorer. 5:00 O LITTLE WOMEN 1:10 Q THE LATE SHOW Flounder Dinner.... .3.95 IB BLACK LIFE Beth becomes the adored friend of Mr. Laurence "The Bridf es At Toko rti" (1054) starring Williai ID SESAME STREET 11:45 Q NEWS and Amy meets with an accident. Holdfn, Grate Kelly. 4:30 O THE EARLY SHOW 12:15 O SATURDAY TONIGHT SHOW Slulled Flounder 3.95 "The Golden Blade" (1993) starring Rock Hudson, 12:30 O TALES OF TERROR Piper Laurie. A man arrives in Bagdad to avenge These program listings are the most accurate ol any weekly television guide. "Phantom of Ihe Hue Morgue" (1854) starring Delmonico Steak 4.75 the death of his father, his only clue li a medallion. Karl Maiden. Patrice Medina. All listings are supplied by the television stations and program changes re- 8 THE BOBBY GOIDSBORO SHOW ceived are made up to the time The Daily Register goes to press. Quest: Doc Severlnsen. 1:13 0 COMBAT O WATER WORLD 1:15 Q NEWS As an added service to television viewers, a listing is carried throughout the ABBOTT AND COSTELLO 1:25 O THE LATE SHOW II week in The Daily Register supplying viewers with the most up !o-the-minute "The Outsider" (1952) starring Tony Curtis, James The boys are mistaken for psychiatrists when they program inlormation available. call on a client to take care of tut*. Francllcuf. SAT. Italian Sea Food Dinnar; ilMiiiiiiiiHMiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Spaghetti, Stufled Clamt, Lobster Tails 5.95

New Perry Mason Has Made One Court Appearance FlflST AND CENTER AVE. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS % ing the relative security of By JAY SHARBUTT courtroom TV series, says in Small Claims Court. At is- The judge said, 'Oh, forget it,' on CBS before its cancellation Phone 291-3330 "Irene"—a hit Broadway mu- NEW YURK - Monte he's been involved in a court sue was a beef over the length and that was it." in 196B. It's still having a suc- Free Parking in Rear sical—to take up again the to- Markhatn. who next season case only once in his life—as a of lease lor a house he was How did the case turn out? cessful run in syndication. Lain Sandwiches Until Closing OPEN SUN. AT 1:30 tal insecurity that is the lot of portrays Perry Mason in a re- defendant. renting in Pasadena, Calif., "I won," Markham laughed. The major problem it'll pose the Hollywood actor. cycled version of the old It happened eight years ago while appearing at the Pasa- "The judge listened to my for the 1973 model is that for dena Playhouse. landlady's testimony and many viewers the only Perry 'The thing that really de- turned to me and said, Mason is Raymond Burr. stroyed me was the speed of "You're right.' " They may not accept substi- the judge," grumbled Mark- As the star of next season s tutes. ham, who once planned to be •'The New Adventures of Per- And Markham, 37, bea-s no a criminal lawyer and had ar- ry Mason," Markham will physical similarity to Burr. rived in court armed with an have to win far tougher cases He's lean while Burr is heavy- eloquent, impassioned defense for 24 successive Sunday set; his movements and of his case. nights on the CBS television speech are quick and ani- "I found that there's noth- network. mated, where those of Burr 130Hwy. 35 EESTONES ing (aster than .Small His series will be up against are slow and deliberate. /"*' Rte. 35'' Middletown One mile north of Red Bank Claims," the luture television ABC's -The KM" and NBC's Despite all this and the fact Eatontown '-/ '' " " 741-8344 barrister said. "I had a big "Walt Disney" shows. In some that two other TV series in Presents lineup of character witnesses, markets, it may even be com- which he starred bombed. including my minister, and peting against the old adven- Markham nexl week is leav- nobody got to speak. tures of Perry Mason, star- "I said. 'Wait a minute I've ring Raymond Burr. got pages and notes here.' That series ran nine vears OUR Z4TH SEASON FRIDAY-SATURDAY-SUNDAY

COME TO THE OTHER \\ AUTO RACES dancing to the Lounge SAT. NITE MAY 26 SIDE OF THE TRACKS .. 7 P.M. SUNDAY MAY 27TH fantastic Oiroct from NBC'S Mldnlflht Special 5 the STOCK CARS *50-LAP MOD-SPTS He, She & Greg Del Vikings 30-LAP LTD. SPTS ,,«* WEO. thru SUN. *20-LAP MODERNS Solid music from the 50's & 60's EVERYONE 15 EVENTS OLDIES BUT GOODIES tmmmiComlng June 24 mumm^ I JAY and the Americans I Entertainment every Weekend I | Make your Rtervatlona Early | "Live Music — Tuet. Thru Sat. Nights" LUNCHEON SERVED DAILY FOUNTAINS MOTEL 64 S. Bridge Ave. Red Bank 160 Octan Ave. Long Branch (OppotlH n.Hrort Station) J2 The Dally Register, Red Bank-MiddJHovin. V.J Frlda>, Ma\ 25. J973 Brookdale College COLONIAL KEANSBUflG 787-0300 Monday's TV Play Tryouts Set free Smokina S*c»ion FRI. SAT. SUN. ica's contemporary classics, DAYTIME SPOR1S 9:00 0 HE&E'S LUCY • LINCROKT - Trvouls arc Lucy lands the job whtn singer Petula Clark con- deals with the Salem witch 2:00 ID BASEBALL — Yankee) v>. Rangeis being held for Brookdale tact's the agency for a secretary who can also act trials. Originally written as an DAYTIME MOVIES ajs her companion. (FU Community-College Theatre O THE INDIANAPOLIS '500' AUTO R>CE indictment of the McCarthy 9:00 O "Demetrius dnd the Gladiators" ABC Sports will telecast the race held at the In- Depart menl's second annual 10:30 (D "Heaven Can Wail" riiar.ajiolLS Motor Speedway whrre 33 of the world'" season of summer repertory. era, many of its statements 1:00 0 "Perfect Marriage" outstanding drivers compete for the biggest first The plays this year are 'But- can be applied to current po- 4:30 O "Caper o( the Golden Built" prize in auto racing, Q "Pigeon That Took Rome" © BONANZA terflies Are Free" by Leonard litical situations, it is a story While on a cattle drive, two trail hands are shang- of human beings as well as EVENING haied nnd put- on a boat to Hong Kong. (Jershe; 'The Crucible' by JEREMIAH 9:30 0 THE DORIS DAY SHOW 4:00 O O O NEWS Arthur Miller, and The Wiz- ideas. 'The Crucible' will be 0 THE FLINTSTONE5 / niiisir star that word spreads that tlif young ard of ()/.' by Frank Baum. directed by Theresa Joseph "Fml Strikes Out' singer and tim blonde journalist are seriously in- Trocchia who has appeared JOHNSON O BAT MASTERSON volved. " "The Case of &hc fUs\rUffi Stallion" Carlton 7:30 O STAND UP AND CHEER 11:30 0 THE CBS LATE MOVIE college this year. The season will run from Ouosl: Tiohhy Vinlon. (R) "Welcome Home, Johnny Bristol" starring Martin 'The Crucible,' one of Amer- .July 5 through August 12. O WAIT TILL YOUR FATHER GETS HOME Lnndnu. Jane Alexander. A wounded prisoner-of- •TUP Nr-w Car" war, b.tck from Vietnam, cannot find a trace of 0 THAT GIRL (lie hometown he dreamprj of during his captivity. ;Ttip Drunkard" O THE TONIGHT SHOW NOW THRU TUES. Q WORLD OF SURVIVAL Guest Host: Bill Cosby. Gucsta: Bill Russell, ATLANTIC Eatontown Michele Carry, roster Brooks. EVENINGS AT DRt N 542 4200 01 THE COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER © THE 11:30 MOVIE CINEMA -2910148 "ThP Uiismrss Trip" "Liirly Killers" (lfl'iS) starring Alec Guinness, Peter 7:30 AND 9:30 B) TO BE ANNOUNCED Sellers. A K.inp of mixed-up bank robhers are foil- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS CLINT EASTWOOD 0:00 0 GUNSMOKE fc ri uhen they run into the meddling; of a sweet old -IN- "N'o Tomorrow." A crinvirlpft linrse thief, whom lady. Dillon hplirvrs (o lip inno< pnt, overpowers a cnirl 0 JACK PAAR TONITE SHANGRI-LA VISITOR — Sally Kellerman plays guard and rsrarr-s from prison, during which [tie 12:00 (D THE TWILIGHT ZONE "HIGH PLAINS Satly Hughes, a photographer on assignment for a puard is kUlr-d. Las Vegas audiences. Their 5:15 0 GIVE US THIS DAY FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY Hope at the Garden State Arts name is synonomous with ex- IIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllll Center during Mope's week 5 citement, the •now" sound PER CARLOAD long engagement al the (en- and they have become known 3°° ter from June ixth through as one ol the best •'female Handbell Ringers' Concerl Scheduled the L'.'lrrj, it was anniiuiued class acts" in the country. KKI) BA.NK - The Handbell the Church Sanctuary Atop Tickets are available a! the Monday. This will be Hope's second Hingers of the First Presby- Tower Hill. Church office during the The Supremes combine Ails ("enter appearance. It terian Church, under the di- Members of ilie Calvin, week, or may be purchased at Community beaiity. great sinking ability, will, however, be his first ap- rection of Koberl Key. will Chapel and Towers Handbell the door the night of the pet [•tontewn 54242DI * the Molown Sound and groat pearance at popular prices. present their annual nnurrt Hingers, numbering ;ill senior fiirniani'e. stage presence to present an He. teamed with Dukc.Kllmjj; al X, p m-, Friday, .tune x in high students, will jieti'iinii (iti COME TO SHANGRI-LA act that lla.s Ilinlled audli-nivs tttti at the gala bi-nolU opening Sli precision tuned Knglish ranging.from rock and roll in l»72. CHILDREN'S WIATINEE SAT. AND SUN. AT 2 AND A NEW WORLD OF BROADWAY TO PKVTON Handbells. They will be play- PLACE ing music which they will per- Science Fiction Thriller "THE EQUINOX" ADVENTURE! Warren Stevens, featured as, lorm at the forthcoming Na- ROSS HUNTER'S Klliot Carson on .\'HC-TV"s tional Festival of the Ameri- "Man of "Return to Peyton Place," can (iuild of English Handbell had a leading roie in the origi- Hingers, Inc., to be held at "LOST ORIVE-IN nal Broadway production of Morehead, Ky. during the,last LaMancha" : mi SOUTH JC1 RTi 3513S "Detective Storv." week in June. HULCT 264 2200 HORIZON" Starts Today at MUSIC BY Mattison off Main ALEC BURT BACHARACH Asbury Park*988-3533 SIMON SAVOY GUINNESS STARRING CONTINUOUS ASBURY PARK j WARD PETER FINCH 'Al lERREADtS NOW THRU THURSDAY PERFORMANCES LYRIC Music Makers Theatres HITLER: LIV ULLMAN and CINEMA 34-Matawan SALLY KELLERMAN GEORGE KENNEDY DUTCH GIRLS They'd never forget the THE LAST TEN DAYS REDUCED PRICES. day he drilled into town. COMPiiUNITY-EATONTOWN ADULTS ONLY CUNT EASTWOOD The first lady gunfighter. SHOPPERS MATINEE Don't miss it! HIGH MONDAY thru FRIDAY Itaquel UJclcfi AT 2 P.M. BRICKTOWN PLAINS ' MJSIC MAKffi S ADMISSION5!00 PC United Artists MALL CINEMA 2 DRIFTER IktAfiie Ccuikler STRAND THEATRE PLAZA-Hazlet G R A N T' S KEYPORT, N. J. FT£ 36 at MIDDLE RD. 2644434 WALTER READE THEATRES Town East HELD 2nd BIG WEEK JACK LEMMON "SAVE COMMUNITY Lyric I WHITE STREET EATONTOWN RED BANK 747-0333 THE TIGER" STARTS TODAY! "MAN OF WINNER NEW YORK FILM CRITICS'AWARD: SATURDAY* SUNDAY LA MANCHA FUN MAKER STARRING DIRECTOR HILDREN'5 MATINCCS1 PETER OTOOLE SCREENPUY a AT 2 P.M > SOPHIA LOREN ACTRESS" CINEMA and BESBEST"T UVULLMAH™N 34 MAIAWAK TARZAN and a new world JAMES COCO AND THE INGMAR GREAT of adventure.' BERGMAN'S RIVER INCDIOB Town West Hih W l Pl A

LATE SHOW! x Circle Ri 66 at Atbury Pk C "DUCK SQUF 11 "JOHN GIELGUO^., • - «=« ^LARRY KRAMER • "TK53S? NOW THAT YOU'VE •- W. C. FIELDS' 5 w Julie ANDREWS • Christopher PLUWMER H*.* ^.b, HERMES PAN SEEN ALL THE REST »d»JKQUEIMPES MAKE WAY FOR Swp WEEK NIGHTS at 8:00 Wed. Matinee at 2:00 ADMISSION ONLY® Sal., Sun. and Mon.< 5/28) - 2:00 - 5:15 -8:30 THE MACK' |i»l n»™ lonj, b( Hurt O.cHrjcli »ni( H»l D.ral I TO LATE SHOW " WEEK NIGHTS at 8:30 Wcd.Mallnee al2:30 | o original ioundtmk ilfum on BE U PtCORDS Q31 - STARRING - Sat., Sun. and Hon. ( 5/28 ) - 2:30 - 5,45 - 9;00 A MAX JULIAN A At the Movies The Dally Register, Friday, May 25,1973 13 TOWN WEST- These tchtdultt are pro- FBI. -Sl«urh 7:15; »:35 vided by the theater and SAT.; SUN. t MON.—Slcvlh 1:30; the times are for today 4:50; 7: IS; 9:40 only. KEANSBURG COLONIAL— RED BANK FRI.; SAT. I SUN.-Jertmioh John- CINEMA III- son 7:00; '10:35 FRI.; SAT. «, SUN.- CriM and Whis- Mon In the Wilderness S:<5 pers 7:30; ?:)0; 10:45 Duck Soup and KEYPORT Betty Boop 12:15 a.m. MON.—Cries and Wtiiipers 7:30; 4:10 STRAND- **• Ouck Soup ond Betty Boop 10:45 FRI.; SAT.: Sun.; & MON.—Bloomer In cose ot roin matinee 2:00 Sot.; Sun, Girls 7:00; 9:15 It Happened in Holly- ond Mon. wood 1:05; 10:20 CARLTON- HAZLET FRI.-Hlad Plains Driller 7:20; »:» PLAZA— SAT. i SUN.—High Plains Drifter 2:00; Rl.—Save the Tiger 7:15; 9:15 4:00; 5:40; 7:50; »:50 SAT.—Torion and the Greot River MON.—High Plains Driter 2:00; 4:00; 2:00 Save the Tiger t:00; 10:00 SHREWSBURY PLAZA, RT. 35 AND SHREWSBURY AVE. 5:40; 7:50; «:SO SUN.—Torion ond the Greot River SHREWSBURY 2:00 Save the Tiger 4:00; 1:00; !0:Do MON.—Torion and the Greot River CINEMA I- 2:00 Save the Tiger 7:15:9:15 FRI.: SAT.; SUN. 8. MON.-Hitler- RT. 35 DRIVE-IN- JOHNSON'S ST. JOSEPH The Last Ten Days 2:00; 4:00; 6:00: FRI ; SAT.; SUN.; & MON -Hitler- 9:00: 10:00. Last Ten Days 8:30; J2:G6 Hannie Coul- CINEMA II- der 10:31 FRi.; SAT.; SUN & WON—Mon of BABY POWDER BABY ASPIRIN La Mobcho 2:00; 4:30; 7:00; 9:30 UA TWIN- V/, GRAIN—]6'l EATONTOWN CINEMA 1— FRI—Sound of Music 8:00 $1.15 VALUE 43< VALUE COMMUNITY— , .. „ « SAT.; SUN. 1 MON.—Sound of Music FRI.—Lost Horiion 2:00; 7:15; 1:>5 2:00; 5:15; 1:30 SAT.; SUN. & MON— Lost Hori- CINEMA 2— zon 2:10; 4:35; 7:10; 9:35 Fri.—Sound of Music B:30 DRIVE-IN- SAT.; SUN. & MON.—Sound of Music FRI.l SAT-Sports 1:40 High Plains 2:30; 5:45; 9:00 Drifter »: 30; 1:10 Shoot Out 11:35 SUN. I. MON.—High Plains Drifter MATAWAN \ 8:40; 2:25 Shoot Out 10:50 CINEMA 34— FRI.-High Plains Drifter 7:15; 9:15 ASBURY PARK Yellow Submarine; Let it Be 11:00 limit 2 FORM M SAVOY- SAT.—Torion and the Greot Rtver FRI.— Dutch Girls 7:30; 9:00 2:O0: High Plains Drifter 7'40; 9-JO Yel- 59 SAT.-Dutch Girls 7:00; 8:30; 10:00 low Submarine; Let It Be 11:30 SUN.—Dulch Girls 2:00; 7:30; »:00 SUN.—Tarian and the Great River MON.—Dutch Girls 7:30: 9:00 2:00 High Plain Drifter 5:40; 7:49; 9:40 MONT—Tonan ond. the Greot River ST. JAMES- 2:00 High Plains Drifter 7:15; 9:15 FRI.—TheWlbck 2:00; 7:30; 9:30 BUFFERIN SAT.—The Mock 2:00; 4:00; 4:00; STRATHMORE TWIN 8:00; 10:00 SUN. & MON.—The Mack 2:06; 4:50; CINEMA 1— THE HILLS ARE ALIVE — The Academy Award winning film, "The 7:50; 9:50 FRI.—Poseidon Adventure 700; 930 SHAMPOO SAT.—Poseidon Adventure 2:00; 7:00; Sound of Music," starring Julie Andrews and Christopher Plumrner, re- TABLETS LYRIC- 9:30 FRI.-Mano! LoMoncho 7:30; 10:00 SUN.—Poseidon Adventure 2:00; turns to Monmoutrf County in an exclusive engagement at the United Art- $2.15 VALUE SAT. & SUN.—Man of La Mancho 2:00; 4:30; 7:00; 9:30 \\mmi $1.75 VALUE 4:30; 7:15; 9:15 MON.—Poseidon Adventure 2:00; ists UA Cinemas 1 and 2. This delightful family entertainment begins MON.-AAon of Lo Moncho 2:00; 4:30; 4:30; 7:00; 9:30 today at UA Cinemas 1 and 2 located in the K Mart Shopping Plaza in Haz- 7:15; 9:35 CINEMA - NEPTUNE FRI.—Save the Tiger 7:15; 9 10 let. NEPTUNE CITY— SAT.-Save the Tiger 2:00; 7:15; 9:10 FRI.-Hitler-Lost Ten Days 7:20; 9:30 SUN. 8. MON.—Save the Tiger 2:00; SAT.;-SUN. & MON.— Hitler-Lost 4:00; 7:15; 9:10 100's Ten Doys 2:10; 6:00; B:(XI; 7:50 OCEAN TOWNSHIP Monday Night 2 for Special CIRCLE- _ , „ Bicycle Wednesday Buffet '5.50 FBI.-SlfUlh 5:00; 7:00; 9:20 89 79* SAT. J. SUN.—Sleuth 2:20; 4:50; 7:30; 10:00 Friday Seafood Buffet '4.95 MON.—Sleuth 2:10; 4:40; 7:00; 9:20 Peddler shops Sunday Brunch M.95 FREEHOLD MALL 1- ARE YOU BORED? Sat. & Sun. Complete Lobster Dinner....'5.95 AQUA NET CREST FRI.-Cries ond Whispers 7:25; 9:20 (llrst 2 children under 10 tree) - SAT.—Tarzan and the Great River A BICYCLE CAN SUPPLY HOURS 2:00 Criei.and Whispers 7:40: 9:45 HAIR SPRAY TOOTHPASTE SUN.-J-Torzon and the Great River OF FUN AND RECREATION 2:00 Cries and Whispers 5:45; 7:40; 9:45 MON.—Torzan and the Greot River 98< VALUE $1.09 VALUE 2:00; Cries ond Whispers 7:25; 9:20 MIDDLETOWN MALL 2- LONG BRANCH Admiral Bcnbow Inn FRI.- Hitler-Lost Ten Ooys7:20; 9:25.. 384 Ocean Ave. 320 Route 35 2 Jackson Mirrl, Highlands, N.J. SAT.-Hltler-Losl Ten Doys 2:00; (Near Steak'N Blew) 7:35; 9:55 229-6623 8.75 SUN.—Hitler-Lost Ten Days 2:00; I'liono: 2()1-29I-I2i'{2 American Express Cards Honored 5:2S; 7:35; 9:55 842-2662 13oz. MON.—Hitler-Lost Ten Doys 2:00; 7:20; 9:25 20% MORE 2109 BONUS SIZE BRICKTOWN BRICK PLAZA- '• >.;' FOR! FRI.—High Plains Drifter 7:20; 9:25 SAT.—Tartan ond the Greot River 2:00 High Plains Drifter 7:30; 9:40 SUN.—Torzan and the Great River 2:00; High Plains Drifter 5:15; 7:30; 9:<0 USTERINE MON.—Tarzan ond the Great River COLGATE 2:00 High Plains Drifter 7:20; 9:25 ANTISEPTIC >v MALL CINEMA 1— • INSTANT SHAVE FRI.-Sleuth 7:00; 9:25 MOUTH WASH SAT.-Sleuth 2:00; 7:10; 9:35 SUN.—Sleuth—2:00; 4:45; 1:05; 9:30 $2.2? VALUE 79i VALUE MON.—Sleuth 2:00; 7:05; 9:30 MALL CINEMA 2- FRI.-Mon of Lo Moncho 7:0O: 9:25 SAT.-Man of La Moncha 2:00; 7:15; GALA 9:35 SUN.—Mon of Lo Moncho 2:00; 4:45; 7:05; 9:30 MON.—Mon of La Mancho 2:00; 7:05; 9:30 NORTH OF RED BANK OPENING ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS limit 2 24 ATLANTIC CINEMA- FRI. S. SAT. Getaway 7:30; 9:30 SUN. & MON.—Getaway 7:00; 9:00 MIDDLETOWN Wtf&i%•'FRipXYvSATURDAY AND SUNDAY TOWN EAST- FRI.—Man of Lo Mancha 7:15; 9:30 TODAY! . SAT. & SUN.—Ma ol Lo Moncho I 2:45; 5:15; 7:45; 10:00 I MON.-Mon ol La Monctio 2:30; 4:45; | 7:00; 9:20 SHREWSBURY PLAZA DOOR BUSTERS JEWISH SINGLES DANCE 542-5395 SUNDAY MAY 27,1973 V ^i^TRjEMENDOUS GET ACQUAINTED SAVINGS AT THE NEW HOLIDAY INN ol KENILWORTH (S.S.PKWr EXIT 131) ROUTE 35 at SHREWSBURY AVE. • JMACKDRUG-SHREWSBURY SHOPPING CTR. ON RT. 35 TIME: 8:00 PM to Mldnlte AGES: 20 to 35 LIVE BAND TWIN . ACRES OF .SMOKING. PUSHBACK# ART MARSHMALLOWS GRASS P.O. Box 196 - Rahway, N.J. 07065 I AUDITORIUMS FREE PARKING LOGE SEATS GALLERY I BIG VARIETY! • REGULAR • RAINBOW NOW! & • PASTELS • CHERRY •BANANA TOP RYE MIX TDK SHOWN AT: 2-4-6-8-10 2 SUPER DYNAMIC I HIGH-FIDELITY On April 29,1945, in his 29 4 Ib. bag CASSETTES air-raid bunker in Berlin 69 1 FORM M Adolf Hitler married Eva FLASHCUBES KODAK Braun. Martin Bormann 3s INSTAMATIC was the best man. COLOR FILM (12 FLASHES) 20 EXPOSURE ALEC GUINNESS The only cassette SIMDNWARO TESTED & : CX126-20 APPROVED Mltier the last ten days limit 2 69 99* PANASONIC SIGHTS SOUND SHOP 30 MONMOUTH STREET RED BANK 642-8880 SHOWN AT: 2-4:30-7 & 9:30 TOWELEYTES Rarely docs a motion picture • REG. (LIME SAT. NITE 22's bring to the screen, all the warmth, adventure and great music you've Ballads been waiting for. PG j^MYLANTA Peter Sophia James K^ CAPSULES ^^ ANTACID OToole. Loren * Coco $1.69 VALUE $2.00 VALUE BARGAIN 12 ManoftaMancha MATINEE EVERYDAY 10's TIL2:30P.M. ALL SEATS limit 2 S1.00 GENERAL DRUG STORES CINEMA CORPORATION m rmflCK arranged by SEA BRIGHT WIN A FREE TRIP TO SHREWSBURY SHOPPING CENTER COLPITTS TRAVEL CENTER UJalt^jfsney World FOR (2) of ROUf I 35 AT SHRIWSBURY AVIMUE-SNRIWSBURY PUB OCEAN AVE. Details to be Announced Soon! SHREWSBURY OPEH 7 DAYS k WEEK SEA BRIGHT 842-4900 WE POST PRESCRIPTION PRlCfS 842-9852 • .liA "'A LIT US FILL YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION 14 T*eDulyBlStete-.ItWlBank-MiMetiwD,N.J.Friday,May25,MJ3 Class of '33. to Dine, Dance June 2 RED BANK?- Plans are have indicated their intention being finalized for the 40th re- of attending. Confirmation has been re- r i union of the Class of 1933 of Bed Bank High School. ceived from Jack Jacoubs of The dinner-dance will be Sa- New York and Harry Gage of turday, June 2, at Lincroft Inn, Florida, outstanding athletes with dinner planned for 7 p.m. in the 193Us, that they will at- Dancing will be from tf p.m. to tend. '••• ^SUMMERTIME' 1 a.m., with Music by Jules, v Since the last reunion, a Miss Mary Margaret Rice, number of class members class adviser of the June have moved and left no for- class, and Mrs. Robert C. warding addresses or their L COOLER (Theodore) Brown, a member time of forwarding mail, has of the faculty, will be guests expired. As a result, the com- [ WINES of honor. mittee is without the address- George Decker, class presi- es of almost two dozen class • AND dent of the February class, members. and Charles Wodehouse, class The reunion committee is president of the June class, attempting to obtain the ad- I JUG WINES will both attend. Harry Pitch- dresses of: Dorothy Smith • AVAILABLE AT IhitoddphtA er will be master of ceremo- McNitt, Naomi Youmans nies. Cower, Elizabeth Widley The host class of 1933 has Hawkins, Joyce Mercer ICRATES 8 YEARS OLD extended invitations to mem- McCoach, Marie Koehnc Hol- bers of other graduating linger, Mary Pratt Perrotta, ••tf£nah/'''///ujdy classes of Red Bank High Ahda Singale, Cora Douglas I LIQUOR14 N. BRIDGE AVE. S School and several responses Westcott, Edwina McClasky RED BANK Reaitfer staff Pholo 747-1485^ Cam, Ruth Mack Schneider, PARTYPLANNERS - Red Bank High School's Class of 1933 will have a Isabelle Paynter Webster, reunion dinner-dance June 2 in Lincroft Inn. Preparing for it, left to right, Doctor Says tiertrude Yonks Kreiger, Col. are Chester L. Forrar, New Shrewsbury; Mrs. Dorothy Decher Gunther, I Walter Bruyere, Richard Colts Neck; Mrs. Mary New Sagotsky, Freehold, and Harry D. Pitcher, McCoach, James Gibbons, Holmdel. Cases Were Sumner Hill, Mark Berlow, Theodore Rose and Lloyd Sut- 2 Commissioners Not Typhoid ton. Complete Course It coils no more lo use LawntDortor lor all these phisoi of... • MANALAPAN - An Eng- Serving on the committee M1DDLETOWN - Mrs. Ca- YEAR ROUND LAWN CARE . lishtown doctor has squelched are Mrs. Mary New Sagotsky rol Huber and Donald SEEDING: r «•» • llu'im byO E Line*. rumors that two juvenile of Freehold, Mrs. Dorothy Abrams, members of the En- , Mfatii K.nlutr., Blufinu » P««nl*i • Bi-on . Wtt.oi )NSECT CONTROL: patients in the same family Dccher Gunther of Colts Blut . Corwor, Br'r.udi • « 31 • h« fr«u» • Pren- u>n ,„„, CDMI(, (|(frv Mm, [hin[h r^,. lfflj *(b Neck, Harry Pitcher of Holm- vironmental Commission, mjl fl,f lidr.i'.t OIOl'Jn-1 lot n. ct>jb!iS„„ Ctit,...(j1 . DrJMiOl \ ALL LAWNS )hjd) Ijoisi- MOTM I71TIHH t» 6figY • C'titi Piooliflf full KM prelection} loi fipi- contracted typhoid fever from r del and Chester L. Forrar of have completed a nine-week usui.ni!.ii.pci«so«.ussTnz.ou?»i ™ <•«>•>•*;»'".'"' "'""•"> »'•;'" <•"•? playing with ducks in a, »UI „,.,,,„ . u, I. ;., •>, ,| ,,,,,oi,, „• 1 (100 i, Orelif "•" ««ieiil-l.rliiliw llm I'oiloi (induct J New Shrewsbury. course for commissioners at , stream running through Mon- WEED CONTROL; SERVICES: Reservations must be sub-" Kutgers University. Csnlici » ' ' *' ^"^"P* Dr. E. E. Burnham, said jnd Hootr btds) • liefun by Itjnco • DKIIJI bi ii'.ipntmns lo foilcw lfl*o dt*''opmtm aid p'Ogim}. six commissioners who have Cumord Shimiock • Prt imniinl cnbiml COflt'll * Firlllljllicn gl migb irti>. i Wednesday that the juvenile lupnun b» D*™ • ailm b, Kino • Hindi"! b, SERviCES: Oolionil 1 had contracted a form of received the training. ARE NOT WIMI • hll IKlillll 1MMII nnlr.1 IK ob,i °™ ,J , "5 , ,„,,,,„„ ,„„ ~~7 salmonella which induced The Rutgers course pro- FUNGUS CONTROL: Km) Jid \tivr-) • O'nimentd I'd inJ shrub mttct , Parks Topic vides practical and theo- r vomiting and loss of appetite. I'urii 0inM',( (lyVu) • iSH i 0^PD» Dopom •LjrlD, by 'tul ultpiH)'. (iPW "inlh. iphifli, twny miln. But, she said, the patients retical instruction in all % are "clinically cured." The Of Holmdel phases of environmental prob- lems. It confers semi-profes- patients were not identified. Complalt only Rumors spread through Discussion sional status on its graduates. CREATED Lawn*Doctor ;«««««,. Monmouth Heights Wednesday HOLMDEL - Parks and % that the child contracted'tvph- JOHNNY TIES JOHN INTRODUCTORY '•r™V,Jl " recreation in Holmdel was the Comedian Johnny Brown p i1 oid fever, and several resi- topic presented by a guest OFFER! : -",:» dents called area newspapers tied the record of John David- panel at this month's general son (who will star in NBC- 241 to express their concern. meeting of the Holmdel-Colts Mayor Kenneth G. Olsen TV's "The Girl With Some- Neck chapter of the League of thing Extra" next season) in RED BANK - OCEAN TWP. said at the Township Com- Women Voters. Callanyllrae mittee meeting Wednesday that coming up with a word in four dayornlghl .seconds on NBC-TV's the misunderstanding was John Wadington, a Planning ""Baffle." The clues were LINCBOFT-HOUDEL HAZLET-MIDDLETOWN apparently^caused when Dr. Board member, opened the VDB and Johnny responded Burnham's nurse referred to program with an outline or 946-3339 671-2229 with Vida Blue, the Oakland the ailment as being "para provisions for recreation facil- •! awn Doctor, Ira:, 7073 A's ace pitcher. ' typhoid." ities in the township master Dr. Matthew Bonese, of the plan. state Department of Health, said yesterday that there are Committeeman George Bog- "upwards of 1,000 variations gio, the Township Com- of salmonella." He said one of mittee's delegate to the Board those is salmonella typhi, or of Recreation Commissioners, the "classic dangerous typh- told of ongoing acquisition of oid." park sites. The state official said that a Mrs. Elaine Frey, chairman Monmouth Heights resident' of the Board of Recreation brought a water sample from Commissioners, explained the the stream to the Freehold background and responsi- Area Hospital for analysis. bilities of the board and cited The initial results of the test its involvement in the sum- showed the water contained mer playground program, salmonella bacteria, he said. adult recreation, senior citi- However, a state analysis of zens activities and special the sample did not confirm recreational events. that finding, he said. The wa- ter sample contained citro- James Brady, vice presi- bacter, which does not pro- dent of the Holmdel Youth Ac- duce disease or is not involved tivities Association, told of the • \ in food poisoning, Dr. Bonese growth of his group and de- said. scribed its aims. Dr. Bonese said a state rep- Ralph Brainard, a member resentative took samples of of the Environmental Com- the stream Tuesday, and the mission, gave information of results should be known in a his group's role in planning few days. land usage.

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County of Monmooth. reauest at the office of the Board Secre- OF CHECK NEED NOT EXCEED N.J., r Court Judge Merntt Lane Jr. Whittier Oaks development. oper said it would not con- legal fees — it was seeking SWK M Niw rtfity on J Moy W3 ond tary. 140 Port Monmouth Rood, Keons- IW.OQO.QO, Objections, if any, should be made tm- ...was Mnal1y*adtptcd by the Borough bura, N.J. weekdays between the hours and be delivered of the ploce and on the mediottly in writing to Anne C. Switch. yesterday directed Marlboro The tract is at Sandbutg struct on the lots. Judge Lane $750 from each of the three Council oil Jl uflin of 9"of>A.M.ond4:00P.M hour above nomed. The standard pro- Township derk or Shrewsbury Town- CHARLES F. RELL The seoted bids, clearly marked BIO posal Forms win be furnished upon ap- Council to grant final subuivi- Drive and Nash Court. said the township and the resi- municipal agencies — Judge ore to be in the office ot the Board Sec plication to the County Engineer. 1 P GEORGE RAHEB Atto.1: "Oy0r reloiy on or before 3:00 P.M. Modoy. 4 The riant is reserved to reject any or sion approval for three lots to Judge Lane''said thp devel- •• dents could not expect that Lane said he saw no justifica- StMhen G. Greenwood June IW3. A< fhti time the bids will be all bids if deemed lo the interest ot the II Nebraska Drive Borough Cterk opened publicly by the Board Secretary. County of Manmoulh so to do. jockson, New Jersey U.S. Home Corp. in its Whit- oper did not plan to reduce the lot would remain vacant tion for it. To allow costs, he The Boord reserves the nghl to reiect ANOfttftNANCE FlXIN^ FEES FOR By order of the Boord of Chosen Free- Moy 25. June I W.0^0 tier Oaks development. the dimensions of the frontage continued, would be to punish PARKING IN THE MUHtCIPALLY onv or oil bids holders of the County of Monmouth The judge added lhat there OWNED PARKING LOT ON THE THOMAS E KtNUN JOSEPH C. IRWIN. Director „ HOTTCE "This matter has been be- and, therefore, it did not need was no indication trial a de- Ihe municipality, he said, and WESTERLY SfOE OF BRANCH AVE Boord Secretory WILLIAM L ULRICH, Clerk Toke notice that First National Stores. Mov 35 s2l 2i Inc. hoi applied lo Ihe Mayor ond Coun- fore the court for loo long." a variance. The judge set veloper's representative said this was not the purpose of May 3S u so cil o' Ih* Borou.h of Red Bank for Pie May 13 u.JS nary Retail Distribution License D-3 for said Judge Lane, noting that aside the Planning Board's I here would be no mure con- the legal proceeding. The NOTICE premises situated ot 36? Bjbad St., Red NOTICE COUNTY OP MONMOUTH NOTICE Ban*, N, j. * he had ruled on this matter conditional approval. struction; nor could the objec- judge said he felt the zoning MONMOUTH COUNTY STATE OF NEW JERSEY This it to certify (riot the forepomo or- FIRST NATIONAL STORE5 INC. SURROGATE'S COURT NOTICE is hereby given that sealed dinance wo* introduced for firs) reading 5 Middlesex Avenue May I, 1972, and that il was The judge said the Planning tors reasonably rely on such a board acted in good faith, al- ESTATE OF PHYLLIS E. ROBIN bids will oe received by the Board of by the Borough Council of the Borough Somervilfe, MossochusetlaO2li3 not resolved by Ihe township. SON HAGERMAH, DECEASED Chosen Freeholders ot the County of of Little Silver, County of Monmouth, OFFICERS Board could have raised the representation. though in error, and lhat the Pursuant to tht order of S. THOMAS Monmouth, N.J.. lor the RECONST- Stole of Utw Jersey on / Moy 1973 ond Own mono' the Boord "Enough Is enough. variance issue at the May. Planning Hoard was mistaken GAGL1AH0. Surrogotr ©I m« County of RUCTION OF THE OECK OF BRIDGE was finally adopted by the Borough Wllliom T. French Judge Lane said ho found Monmouih, rhij day mode, on the appli- NO WS 10. ON OLD NOAH HUNT Council on 31 May 1973. , 71 Stephanie Lane, "The Township Council's mi. court hearing but it did no justification for the zoning in its conditional approval. cation of tt» under, nmed, Tht Ctntral ROAD AT SOUTH BRANCH OF DOC- CHARLES F. RELL Dan en, Conn. 06120 Jersey Bonk and Trust Company, Sole TORS CREEK IN THE TOWNSHIP OF Moyor President, Chief E*ecuiive hostility is obvious," contin- not. The earlier decision pre- board's denial of the variance Richard W. Krachl of Wood- Executor of tfie cstoie of the soid Philiu MILLSTONE. COUNTY OF MON Attest: Officer and Treasurer €. Rofointon Hogcrman, deceased, no MOUTH. STATE OF NEW JERSEY, Stephen G. Greenwood Aton L. Hoberman ued the judge, adding that cludes the imposition of condi- based on the evidence before bridge represented U.S. tic* is hereby gtven to the cr«Jiion of ortd opened ond reod m publir in fhe Borough ocler* 4? Edmunds Rd , this is apparent from what •aid deemed to preieni to the said Sole Hail of Records, Mom Street. Freehold. AN ORDINANCE TO AMENO CHAP- Wellestey, Mo. OJtll tions now. he said. Ihe board. Homes. Herbert Bierman rep- Executor their claims under oa'ri within N.J. on Tuesday. June J, 1973 ot 2 00 TER 3OF TITLE 2 OF THE "COM- Senior Vice President, happened after last year's ttx months from this date. o'clock, p.m , Prevailing Time. PILED AND REVISED ORDINANCES Secretory and Clerk Concerning Township Coun- Concerning, the developer's resented the township council. Dattd: Moy IK'1*73 Plans, specifications, form of bid, OF THE 8OROUGH OF LITTLE SIL- Kerry R, Lyne court decision. THE CENTRAL JERSEY BANK contract ond bond for the nroon^ct VER (REVISION OF 19641". 131 Glen Rd.. AND TRUST COMPANY work, prepared Dv Michael F. Barren, Wellesley Hills, Mo 02t«l Judge Lane directed council (By; RICHARD V. CASE. County Engineer, hove been Med m the May 3S 14.75 Senior Vice President- Trust Officer I office of soid Engineer at No. t Lo Supermarkets lo grant the approval within Highway No. 9, foyette Place. Freehold. N.J , and moy Joseph H. McCarthy SO days and without any refcr- Freehold, N.J. be inspected by prospective bidders dur NOTICE 6?8 vViihing Well Rd., Sole Executor ing business hour*. Bidders will be fur The following ts a copy of on ordi wyckorr, N.J. o/4ii r a Is to other municipal Messrs. Stout. O'Hogan nlshed witn a copy of the plans and nonce No 946 thai was introduced at o Vice Presidents 1 Hertz, specifications, by the Engineer, upon regularly scheduled meeting of the proper notice and poymenl of o fee ot Austin F. Lyne agencies. This is what hap- 301 MainSrreet. Township Committee of the Township of 54 Hosmer Rd., Allenhurit, N J, Five (SS.OO) Dollars, poyobte lo the Middletown, held Moy 22, t??3 ond Monmouth County Treasurer Concord, Ma. 0174? pened last year after Judge Attorneys passed First reading, ond held over for RichordM. O-Kee)ff Bids musi be mode on standard pro- further consideration upon second ond 126 Cherry Brook Rd . Lane ordered council to ap- Moy K i/.jo posol forms in (he manner designated final possope to a meeting of the said Weston, Mo. 02193 Therein and required by the specifica- Township Commitiee to be rield ot the Peter C. Quinn prove the subdivision. INVITATION FOR PIDS tions: must be enclosed in sealed enve- Mom meeting room in Mtddlelown 2fi Dover Terract, Notice is heresy given tnoi me Board ot lopes bearing the nome ond address of Township Hatl, State Htghwoy No, 35 After the judge lasl year Trustees ef Brook date Community Col Wettwood, Ma. 02090 me bidder ond nome ot the work on the ond Kings Highway, Mlddletown, N.J. Vice President ond Controller teee will receive sealed bids for Doio outside; addressed to the Board ot Cho- on Tuesaoy evening June 17. 19/3 at 1:00 told council to approve Ihe Processing Forms ond Paper Supplies sen Freeholders of the County of Mon- o'clock at which time oil persons inter- Richard L. Kenney for Print Shop ot 765 Newnort Springs moufb and must be accompanied by the ested will be given on opportunity to be 20 Mill Lane, plan; council referred the Read, Liner eft. New Jersey ot 3: 00 neord. Hmghom, Mo. 02043 following: — DIRECTORS matter to the Planning Board P.M. orevoilino time at which lime ond I. AN AGREEMENT OF SURETY THOMAS J. MAGtN piece said bids will bf pubHdy opened Francis H. Burr, Ml Bay Rd.. Ham- (CON5ENT OF SURETY! ISSUED Township Clerk ilton, Mo. 01972 which then granted condi- ond reod on June |. 1973. BY" A REPUTABLE INSURANCE ORDINANCE NO. 946 Contract documents may be examined Maurice T. Freeman, 11 Loreno Rd.. COMPANY CERTIFYING TO AN ORDINANCE EXCLUDING THE Winchester, Mo. 01190 tional approval subject to the and copies obtained at ire Purchasing THE FACT THAT IF THE BID- USE OF CERTAIN VEHICLES Office of Bfookdale Community College. William T. French, 22 Stephanie Lane. developer obtaining a vari- DER IS SUCCESSFUL A SURETY ALONG HOLLAND ROAD IN THE Don en, Conn. 06820 7*J Newman Springs Rood' Lincroft, BOND WILL BE FILED FOR THE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN, New Jersey on or offer May 25, 1973. Alan L. Hoberman, 4? Edmunds Rd.. ance from the Zoning Board PERFOMRNACE OF THE CON- COUNTY OF MONMOUTH AND Wetlesley, Mo. 02111 •Id securities In the form of a bid bond TRACT AND THAT IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY ith d it th t John E. Lawrence, 44 Wlnthrop St., of Adjustment. h adequate security thereon, or certi- EVENT OF THE FAILURE OF BE IT ORDAINED, by the Township So. Hamilton, Ma. 01912 e check In an amount equal to 10S of THE BIDDER TO ENTER INTO Committee ot the Township ot Mtddle- The Planning Board felt the amount of the bid. not to exceed THE CONTRACT AND GIVE tDwn, County of Monmouth and Stote of John F. Ubor, 222 Oliver Rd. Cincin- S30.000. will be required, Bids moy not SUCH BOND, THAT THE INSUR- New Jersey that: nati, Ohio 45215 that the developer needed a be withdrawn within 30 days after the ANCE COMPANY SHALL PAY Edward A. Merkle, 465 Hcrkimer actual day ot the bid opening. TD THE COUNTY OF MON- SECTION 1: That the use of Irucks of Ave., Haworth, N.J. 07WI variance because the lots did The owner reserves the unrestricted MOUTH THE DIFFERENCE BE- four U} tons gross weight otong Holland Adrian O'Keette, U15 Commonwealth right to reieel any or all bids; and ID ac- TWEEN THE AMOUNT SPECI- Road, between Miadietown-Lincrori Ave., W. Newton, Mo. not meet the minimum fron- cept any bid which is deemed most fa FIED IN SA IDB1D ANDTHE Rood ond Laurel Avenue, is hereby pro- Bernard M. O'KeeHr, Box 456, Os voroble. The owner also reserves the AMOUNT FOR WHICH THE hibited, except (or (fit pickup ond deliv- terville, Mo. 02655 tage requirements. The zon- noht to reject any bid. if In its opinion, COUNTY OF MONMOUTH MAY ery of goods and materials fo or from HOLDERS OR OWNERSOF 10 PER fhe bidder is not considered financially CONTRACT WITH ANOTHER residences located on said rood. CENT OR MORE OF VOTING STOCK ing board subsequently denied or technically able to carry out the con PARTY TO PERFORM THE SECTION 2: This ordinance snoll take Madison Fund, Inc., 660 Madison tract as intended, or for any reason tn WORK COVERED BY SAID BID, effect immediately upon passaae ond Ave., New York, N.Y. 10021 the variance. the owner's tudgmeni it is not In 1he IF THE LATTER AMOUNT BE IN publication according to low and upon, Objections, if any, should bt mode im- best inttftst ef Brookdole Community EKCESSOFTHE FORMER. approval of the Department of Trans- mediately in writing to John Bryan, ' U.S. Homes Corp. then filed College. 7 A CERTIFIED CHECK, DRAWN portation ol the State of New Jersey. Clerk of Ihe Borough of Red Bank. tjie legal action to obtain the TO THE ORDER OF THE ••MON- Moy 2S 110.75 MeyJS U.S0 MOT COUNTY TREASURER- May 25, June! / ' 934.00 approval for the three lots in,, NEW LOW PRICES ON FILM KODAK SUPER 8 $4)39 KODAK INSTAMATIC MOVIE FILM -C CX126 COLOR FILM 12 Exp. POLAROID FILM KODAK INSTAMATIC % 1 17 CX126 COLOR FILM, 20 Exp. I WESTINGHOUSE Why Mercedes-Benz Diesel owners I FLASH CUBES 3 Cube, I insist that it's all those other people who are out of step.

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Copyright 1973, Mercedes-Benz of North America, Inc. And consider the fuel. Diesel fuel is a crude oil, cheaply refined. So, in many Debunking those Diesel myths For a free color brochure full of details EXTRA COST areas of the country, its price is lower than Over three decades, Mercedes-Benz has on the Diesel and other Mercedes-Benz regular-grade gasoline. refined Diesel engine performance to a models, clip and send the coupon below point where many familiar old criticisms today. 5x7 COLOR Where the economy stops arc nothing more than myths. Enjoying Diesel economy means no come- - "Diesels are noisy!" Have you heard Mcrcrdcs Hfnf. down in your standard of driving comfort. nl N'nrlli Amern.1, Inc. ENLARGEMENT a Diesel lately? Due to its combustion IVPI. ii. |.i. iniM^t- In fact, if you have never owned a process, it docs click and clatter at idle — P.O. lk>x4>0 I With every roll of Kodacolor film printed and dovcl- Mercedes-Benz it may mean a step up. Molllvalc, N I. (17615 I oped, (except 110 film), you receive on enlargement especially when cold. But once it's under I made from your favorite Kodacolor negative. 5x7 A; Try spotting this "economy" sedan in way the sound fades. By the time you hit Please send me your full-color bro- I from reclangular-5x5 from square negative. t r a showroom full of Mercedes-Benz cars. 30 mph, it is actually hard to tell by the I chure of ihe Mercedes-Benz motor cars, It won't be easy; from the engine compart- noise that you're riding in a Diesel. ment rearward, the 220 Diesel is almost "Diesel fuel is scarce!" Haveyou talked Address identical to several sister models. with a Diesel owner lately? The fact is, City ' JCPenney I ,„,,„ ,. • This sturdy machine weighs over onc- that while Diesel fuel may be scarcer than Slate Zip_ THRIFT DRUG STORES p n r s c n i p T iDII snivicr. and-a-half tons. It is welded more than gasoline, it's available wherever Diesel I Telephone „ _ _ 6,000 times, painted 4 times, sealed trucks stop. And that adds up to thousands L ______"'"' MIDDLETOWN HIGHWAY 35. MIDDLETOWN PLAZA CORNER HARMONY ROAD Murphy & Davisbn, Inc. C Douglas Alan, Inc. ' OPEN MON. THRU FRI. 9:30 A.M. to 10 PM U.S. Hifihwdy *9 at Circle, Freehold, N. f. 07728 Phone: 201-462-5300 100 Occanporl Ave, Little Silver, N.J. 07739 Phone: 201-842-535J SAT. 9:00 A.M. to 10 P.M. SUNDAY 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. The Daily Register, Eed Bank-Mlddktown, N.J. Friday, Hay 29,1»73 17 Matawan Woman Accused of Neglecting Her Children F — A 22-year- FREEHOLD — A 22-year- Branch,, iss accusearpncowd nofr ,*„,...,...possess. - ...... _ . " . , ._..____ old Matawan woman has been Craig W. De Walt, 21.. of on the same day upon Kevin wood, 36. of Newark; Arthur is accused of possessing mari- Theresa G. Moore, 19, of Eng- of 137 Seventh Ave., Long ing marijuana and intending 1455 Rustic Drive, Ocean juana Nov. 5 in Long Branch. lishtown are charged with indicted for allegedly neglect- to distribute it Dec. 13 in Long Lynch, Gary Mascali and Ke- Uria. Brooklyn, N. Y., and Branch, are charged with pos- Township, is accused of com- Holland Mimes, 3tf, of Front robbing Isidore Horowitz, Ben- ing her infant son and her Branch. vin Barker, all of Middletown, Joan S. Wiley, Toms River. session of heroin and cocaine three-year-old, daughter last mitting atrocious assault and and Paul Baldassare of Yon- 1 Alfredo M. Henriques, 21), of St., Manalapan; James H. nett St., Freehold, of J150 at Dec. 19 in Long Branch. Wil- Paul s. Auster, 22, of battery upon Bruce R. Tipl- Newark is charged with steal- Streat, 33, of Lakewood and knifepoint March 30 in Ma- liams is also charged with Nov. 1 in Matawan Township. Queens, N. Y., and Robert M. kers, N. Y. ing, Tenth Ave., Spring Lake ing two sets of wheels and nalapan. possessing the drugs with in- The county grand jury in- Prisant, 20, of Great Neck, N. Seven persons are charged Heights, and Howard W. Fol- tires valued at $262 from Robert A. Rago. 20, of 44 lent to distribute dictment alleges that Evelyn V-, are charged with posses- .with possessing marijuana Two Arrested brecht Jr., Rt. 71, Spring Lake Sairs Ave., Long Branch, is M. Jones, Atlantic St., Mata- sion of marijuana, hashish and cocaine in Long Branch Matawan Township Patrol- Henry Yasinska. At, of VI Heights, and threatening to In Marlboro accused of possession of he- wan, exposed Michael, then and Biphetamine Sept. 30 in Jan. 9 and one of them, De- man Ronald Causby between Wills Place, Middletown, is two months old and Coleen to kill them Dec. 18 in Manas- Sept. 15 and 16, 1972, in Key- MARLBORO - Joseph M. roin Dec. 1 in Long Branch. accused of impairing the mor- Long Branch. •quan. lano E. Henderson, 39, of 135 unnecessary hardships by: Central Ave., Long Branch, is port. CJarkin, 31 Burki Place, and AJan J. Shamey, 24, of aJs of a five-year-old girl by Ronald Brown, 28, and Gerald A. McGrath, 21, of Donna J. Freeman, 131* Wilson Spotswood is accused of pos- inducing her to submit to a se- failing to provide a clean and Leona'rd'Paden, SO, both of SI) accused of possessing the con- Stanley R. Flannigan, 46, of 639 Broadway. Long Branch, Ave., both Freehold Town- sessing LSD Jan. 1 in Manala- xual act Feb. 28 in Middle- proper home; by failing to Ridge Ave., Neptune, are ac- .Maplewood Ave., Keansburg, trolled dangerous substances ship, were arrested on pan. town. He is also charged with keep them clean and give cused of possessing a sawed- is charged with possessing a with intent to distribute. them clean clothes and bed- Charged with simple posses- 3 Join Seniors charges of possessing under James M. Williams and open lewdncss in Middletown off shotgun without a permit revolver without a permit 25 grams of a controlled dan- Rosetta Jackson, both 28, both ding, and by leaving them Feb. 21 in Ocean Township. sion are Janet Schenek, 25, also March 19. April 20 in Middletown. He is gerous substance. unattended for long periods of ^Theresa E. Candelaria, 20, accused of committing an as- of 135 Central Ave., Long At Union Beach She was released in her own line without enough to eat or and Robert M. Hagerman, 30, sault with an offensive-weap- Branch; Nathaniel Logan, 25, UNION BEACH - Three drink. of 182 Monmouth Ave., Long new members have been wel- recognizance and he was tak- A little understanding llghte both of 185 Garfield Ave., your lonely world with colors. In other indictments handed Long Branch, are accused of LEGAL NOTICE Branch; James Scott, 33, of comed by the Union Beach Se- en to the Monmouth County 3(142 Shafto Road, New Jail, Freehold, in default of up to Superior Court Judge M. possessing marijuana and in- NOTICE nior Citizens. We want to help, just call us. 1 Toke notice that Raymond Stubbs ond Shrewsbury; Melvin Under- bail. Raymond McGowan by a tending ^ distribute it Nov. 5 Frances Stubbs, t/o BIZZAROs BAH Mrs. Adeline Travisano and has applied to the Mayor ond Council of The arrests were made yes- county grand jury: in Long Branch. Hagerman is the Borough of fled Bank for a Plenary James and Lillian McCarthy, HOT LINE Retail Consumption license C-9 for LEGAL NOTICE terday by Patrolman Leo Michael D. Alberti, 20, of also charged with distributing premises sltifotetrat 258 Bridge Avenue, the newest members, were Red Bank, NJ. NOTICE 214 Brighton Ave., Long it that day. Take notice that Sanders Cohfn & among 97 seniors in attend- MeCabe. ,, OblectlonSi if any, should be mode Im- Gussle Cohen trading as SANDERS & 671-9476 mediately in writing to John Bryan. CO. has applied to the Mayor and Coun- .ance at the May meeting. HOURS: FrLI> Sat Clerk of the Borough of Red Bank. N.J. cil of the Borough ot Red Bank tor a (Signed) plenary retail distribution 0-13 license A proclamation was read The Royal Canadian Military » P.M. 10 MIDNIGHT RAYMOND STUBBS for premises situated ot 67 Brood St.* Institute, with its headquarters Bun., Mon.,Tu»i.*W»Toronto, maintains a mili- t P.M. to 10 P.M. SECOND NOTICE mediately. In writing, to John Bryan. tary and historical library of PiHIorby Ulddlttown Klwmlt Sealed bids will be received on June Clerk of the Borough ot Red Bank. month of May as Senior Citi- 4, 1W3 for the following surplus equip- (Signed) about 12,000 volumes. ment by rrre Borough of Red Bank: SANDERS COHEN zens Month. Two Police Cars, Chevrolet 1W1 Way 25, June 1 ' »7.0O One Compressor, Ingersoll One Tractor, Oliver Model 81 NOTICE One Sno-Co Slcard Tractor Mounted The Keansburg Board of Education in- One Ford Truck vites you to bla on Replacement Win- One Ditto Machine, 1320 dows. Specifications may be obtained Bid forms may be obtolned from Pur- upon request at the office of the Board choslng Agent and equipment may be in- Secretary, 140 Port Monmouth Road, spected ot the Borough Garage, 75 Keansburg, N. J. weekdays between the Chestnut Street, Red Bonk. hours of 9:00 A.M. ond 4:00 P.M. Bins ore to be delivered to John The seoled bids, clearly marked BID Bryan, Borough Clerk, Municipal Build- are to be In the office of the Board Sec- Ing, 12 Monmouth Street. Red Bank, in retary on or before 2:00 P.M. Mondoy, 4 sealed envelope marked, "Equipment June 1973. At this time the bids will be Bid" by no loter than 1:30 P.M., June 4, opened publicly by the Board Secretary. 1973, at which time oil bids will be The Board reserves the right to relect opened. Bids must Include check In the any or oil bids. amount of 10% of bid. The Mayor and THOMAS E.KINUN Council reserve the right to reject any Board Secretary and/or all bids. ' JAMES P. McGOLDRICK May 25 14.50 <-r' Purchasing Agent^ NOTICE Moy2S 16.75. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY DOCKET NO. M-U.M7-7I TO: Henry Saul By Order of the Superior Court wherein Patricia A. Saul Is the plaintiff ond you ore detendant. you are required to answer the plaintiffs Complaint on or before the 17th day of July, 1973, by serving It on Jane B. Cordo, Esq., Ocean-Monmouth Legal Services. Inc., 27 Washington Street, Toms River, New Jersey 08753, ond filing II with proof of •RESTAURANT service In duplicate with the Clerk of the Superior Court, State House Annex, Trenton, New Jersey DM25, ond If you MQN 11:30-5:00 Perhaps your next new car fell to answer an appropriate ludgment •OLD FASHIONED shall be rendered against you. TUES 11:30-7:30 shouldn't be a new car at all. This action is to obtain an Annulment D C ICECREAM * 'Si:E AN-MONMOUTH LEGAL WED.-THURS.-FHI.-SAT. 11:30-10:00 SERV1CE5. INC. • Attorneys for Plaintiff | PARLOUR SUM 10:00-3:00 MOV 25 KM NOTICE The.following Is a copy of onordl- It may make more sense for nance No. 945 trot wos Introduced at a •VICTORIAN regulorly scheduled meeting of the Township Committee of the Township of Middletown, held May 22, 1973 ond STYLE SHOPS passed first reading, ana held over for further consideration upon second and final passage to a meeting of Ihesald 30 Monmouth St. Red Bank you to spend $5000 for a Township Committee to be held ot the Main meetlna room In Middletown.. Township Hair, State Highway No. 35 ond Kings Highway. Middletown, N.J. on Tuesday evening, June 12, 1973 at 8:00 o'clock at which time oil persons previously owned Continental interested will be given an opportunity to be heard, IGRAND OPENING THOMAS J. MAGIN Township Clerk Bag it! ORDINANCE NO. 945- BOND ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR than for an average new car! ROAO RECONSTRUCTION -r; HILL- SIOE AREA - SECTION I IN AND BY THE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE- Garolya/s TOWN, IN THE COUNTY OF MON- MOUTH, NEW JERSEY, APPRO- PRIATING WOO.OOO.OO THEREFORE, COSTUMES & CURIOSITIES AND AUTHORIZING THE IS- SUANCE OF $360,000.00 BONDS OR NOTES OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN FOR THE FINANC- ING OF SUCH APPROPRIATION. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN- f > SHIP COMMITTEE OF THE TOWN- SHIP OF M.ODLETOWN, (n 1he Counfy of Monmouth and State of New Jersey, 19th Century (net Itss than two-thirds of oil the mem- bers thereof affirmatively concurring) os follows: Portraits SECTION ONE , The Improvement described In Section Three of this bond ordinance. Is hereby oulhorlied os a general Improvement to be made or acquired by the Township of Middletown, In the County ot Mon- \ mouth, New Jersey. For the said im- FFAMEDAND provement or purpose stated In Section Three* there is hereby appropriated the sum of 1400,000.00 said sum beina In- READY IN clusive of all appropriations heretofore made therefor, and including, the sum of 10 MINUTES $20,000.00 os the down payment for said Improvement or purpose required by law, ond now available Iherefor^by vir- tue of provision In a budget or budgets of the township previously adopted. For the financing of said Improvement or purpose, ond to meet the port ot sold S4OO.O0O.OO opproprlotion, not provided for by application hereunder of said 3rd Floor down payment, negotiable bonds of the Township ore hereby authorized to be 11sued in the principal amount of S3M.000.00 pursuant to the Local Bond Main House Low of New Jersey. In anticipation ot the Issuance of sola bends, ond to tem- 1970 CONTINENTAL MARK III porarily finonce said improvement or purpose, negotiable notes of the Town- ship In a principal amount not exceeding S380.O0O.OO are hereby authorized to be Issued pursuant to ond within the (Imita- tions prescribed by sold law. 842-4411 laura's closet SECTION THREE 197t LINCOLN CONTINENTAL (a) The Improvement hereby author- 30 monmouth St.. red bank 842-8640 ized ond the purpose for the financing of 4D00fl SEDAN which said obligations ore to be issued is the reconstruction of various roods In the Hillside area, Section t between Portland Rood, First Avenue and Hill- PANASONIC Public Band Radio side Avenue Including the construction LASTING FLOWER ol concrete sidewalks, concrete curbs, a class A flexible (bituminous concrete) pavement, consisting of fl-'/i" of hot mix bituminous concrete or equivalent and ARRANGEMENTS New Model! also Including oppurtenant work such os excavation, construction of reinforced Versatile AC/battery FM/AM concrete and/or corrugated metal storm IN drains ond concrete block Inlets and GIFTS high public service band port- manholes, and repair and restoration SILK ond acquisition ol property ond eose- AND able radio. Integrated circuitry. ments, all In accordance with plans en- PLASTIC AC/battery operation. Band titled, "Road Reconstruction — Hillside CANDLES Area — Section t" to be prepared by WOOD selector switch. Separate Richard JA. Schuli.P.E. and L.S., Con- sulting Engineer-Middletown Township DRIED pov/er switch. VU tuning and to "be filed In the office of the Town- Ship Clerk. meter. Squelch control. Unus- ual tape dial with dial light., (b) The estimated moxlmum amount TABLE-TOP DECOR of bond or notes to be issued for said Continuous tone control. AFC purpose Is 1360,000.00, |c) The estimated cost of said purpose Table Cloths on FM. 4" speaker. Fold-down Is 4400,000.00 the excess thereof over the carrying handle. Earphone, sold estimated maximum amount of Place Mats bonds or notes to be issued therefor S 95 speaker, MPX, power jacks. being the amount of the said S20,000.00 down payment for said purpose. Centerpieces Now 54 Solid-state engineered. Com- SECTION FOUR plete with Panasonic batteries, If you're going to spend the kind of money that can put you The following matters ore hereby de- termined, declared, recited ond stated: Custom Artificial Flower Arranging Reg. 64.95 AC power cord, earphone and (a) The said purpose described In Sec- in an immaculate, fully equipped, late-model Continental tion Three of this bond ordinance Is not gift box. a current expense and Is a property or Improvement which the Township mo/ Arrangements (or Offices, Weddings, Banquets ... don't settle for less. Move up to the prestige, luxury lawfully acquire or make oi o general improvement, ond no port of the cost and pride of ownership that is uniquely Continental. thereof hat been or shall be special!/ assessed on property specially benefit- ted thereby. (b) The period of usefulness of sold purpose, within the limitations ot said There's no better time than now. Unprecedented sales of LDCOI Bond Low, ond according to the SIGHT AND SOUND SHOPPE rosonoblt life thereof, is twenty (30) eerts 1973 Continentals have resulted in an outstanding selec- years. b 30 MONMOUTH ST. 842-8880 RED BANK (c) The supplemental deb) statement Complete Panasonic Line and Acceuorlo» required by said law, hos been duly tion of previously owned models. You'll be impressed with made ond filed in the Office ot the 842-8767 SALES AND SERVICE Township Clerk, and a complete exe- cuted duplicate original thereof hos the cars and the relative cost of moving up. been tiled in the Division of Local Fi- nance In ihe Deportment of Community Affairs, and such stolement shops that the grois debt of the Township, at de- fined in said low, is Increased by this However you look at it, a nearly new classic Continental bond ordinance by S380.QOO.QQ ond that Have You the sold obligations outhortied by this makes good sense. Think it over, then talk it over with the band ordinance will be within all debt NANA'S limitations prescribed by said law. Heard The dealer nearest you... before you buy a lesser car. (d) The oggreoate amount of not ex- ceeding 1120,000.00 for Hems of expense pfrmiMed under Section 40A:3-3O, of Latest At sold law, has been included in the fore- Trts typical previously owned Continental has a lull range ot luxury and convenience going estimated cost of told improve- TOY foiturei. Air conditioning, full power and leather-with-vinyl upholstery are common. ment or purpost, SECTION FIVE LIZY TISH LTD? The full faith ond credit of the Town- ship or* hereby pledped la the punctual payment of the principal of, and interest on, the sold obligations authorized by SHOP this bond ordinance Said obligations shall be direct, unlimited obligation* ol SHORT DAYTIME the Townthlp, and the Township shotl be WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY SALES SERVICE, INC. obligated to levy ad valorem laics upon all the toxoble property within the DRESS SQ90 Township for the payment of so id obit- Reg. 19.99 J| Featuring Doll SHREWSBURY AVE. AT SYCAMORE allons ond Interest thereon, without Toys (or Young nmilation a) rate or amount. House Accessories SECTION SIX SHREWSBURY This bond ordinance shall take effect and Old. twenty (201 dayi offer m« first publica- tion thereof offer fmot pouoflt, ot pro- Junior Sportswear & Accessories vided by told Local Bond tow. 3rd Floor THOMAS LYNCH, Mayor Amnt: Main House 842-4411 «R5' / T ho mot}, nAoglni BHi 842-1766 Jomnthtp Clerk Moy n 141.10 The Dtfly Eeglsler, Red Bank-MKMletown, N.J. Friday, Ma> 25, \m Monmouth College Awards Degrees Tomorrow Morninj Robblns, Jr.. M.S.; Alma P. Roberts, Rothmon, Donald E. Russell Jr., SHRtWSIURY «A MlOHT FARMINGDALE MONMOUTH BEACH " H. Burklmsher. WEST LONG BRANCH .- MAT.; Harry J. Bublin, M.S.E. Jonet t. Ernst, yiepord J. Moll en. George K. Trautwein. Alon A. Cavoiota. Douglas A. Kuklo, Eleanor J. Klmbrough. Howard T. Vivion P. Johnson. MATAWAN MIOOLETOWN Yolonde M. Trenet, John p. Borone, Mass, John Van Brunt. SPUING LAKE Monmouth College will award FREEHOLO NEPTUNE Suson M. Fleming. John E. McEnery, M.S.A.; Corolyn John 0. Bibby, AAorgaret W. Boeje, Bruce H. Nafdolf. William C. Barnes, Paul F. Sodowskt. BRICK TOWN Kothleen F. Hough, Eric V. Norris, degrees to approximately wall. M.S.E. Mary T. Haioruk, Richard B. Borbour, Christine Del Bueno, Barbara A. Hart, SPRING LAKE Jeffrey J. Aakler. Jane S. Jones, Joseph Rechner, Patty A. IVEIT ALLENHURST MIDDLETOWN Robfrt J, Conwoy. Anita J. G. Forort, Robert A. Hermanns Jr., Cothy T. John, Barbara M. Hastings. Theodore F. CL1FFWOOD BEACH S(t. if WEST KEANSBURG Robert F. Smith. jamin C. Monteith. The commencement will NEW SHREWSBURY HOLMDEL Miriam E. Fero, Victor M. Guigno, Theresa M. Covert, Sandra E. Hoy- FARMINGDALE mark the opening of a year- Eric J. Linger, M.B.A.; Jeanne H, Fronk J. Ehlers Jr., Marilyn B. Rale G. Hollomon, Edward J. Logel Jr.. duk. Jone C. Ruset, Mark Serafin. Smith. M.S.E. Hirsch, Lloyd I- Willioms, Donno B. Con M. Vetrano, Robert J. Brickie/. WEST LONG BRANCH FREEHOLD long observance of the col- OAKHURST Yooed, Melissa T. Urion. JrttreY P- Brown, Theodore Brown. tern M. FJnloyso/>, Albert J. Fisher, Denise G. Lawrence, Frank J, Per- Robert L. Elmer. M.S.; Joseph N. KEAN5BURG Kothleen N. bocey, James B. Gar- Dianne E. Gregory, Alon P. Negr«jnn, reHo, Patficio A. Tlirtjtkmorton. Golubov, MS robrandt, Arnold B. Giles, Joseph H. Michael P. Schull. Williom P. Asay. 3d. HAZLET lege's 40th anniversary year. Jen A Alexander, Peler Neubocher, Huggins, Kothleen Kennedy, Barbara P. OCEAN TOWNSHIP Patriot) A Thomos. Ruth Eder, Glenn A. Lochenouer, Evan S. Goodman, Dorothy A. Jon- Borbarn B Bifroch. M.S.ff.; Arllne Klepser, Borboro M. LdGoipo, Joseph Christine M. Malinowskt, Philip E. kowski. The college will award hon- Broro, M.S.E.; Donald M. Keith, KEYPORT A. LoGaipa, Donno E. Mitchell. Eric V. Frank Prjilnte, Cothenne A, Mart, James A. Tuieneu, Stephen E. Tu- HOLMOEL orary degrees {o William M.B.A ; Shfito E. Klein. M.5E.; Me- Norris. Peter J. Phillips, Dominick p. zeneu, Ian M. Finloyson. John A. Cannello. redith Nemstz. M.S.E., Ellen F. Silver- Shombley. Pondaco. Michelle G. Soltzman, Gary LEONARDO WALL TOWNSHIP INTERLAKEN "Count" Basie, jazz artist, mon, M.S.E ; Edward A. Sulkowski, F. strevell, Raymond B. Walsh, Andrew CIIKord V. Struble, Jr.. Rodger B. Susan S. Epstein, Helen Schwarc. M.A.T.; Nelson J. Wilson. M.S. Michael K. Bukonca. Carl J. KnueNe, J. Zanetti, Valerie M. Coyne. Richord and to Dr. Irving Mark, a re- Nancy M. Lawlor. H. Hunt. Wongerien, Andrew R. Coeyman, Ger- KEANSBURG OCEANPORT LINCROFT ald E. Klmbrought, Jr. Chrisloph'er Kohl. tiring member of the Mon- Barry A Jocobson, MS E-, Corol M. Jeffrc/ E. Mucssig, Arthur B. Car- NEPTUNE CITY WANAMASSA KEYPORT White, M.A.T. lson, Thomas A, Davidson, James B Robert A. Buckley, Judith C. Do- Anne S. Kaufman, Mark A. Lew. Frederic J. Parrls. mouth faculty who last year RED BANK Henry. nofrio, Ellen J. Brouer, Gloria r. De- -Richard J. McAlian, Albert ft. iVirarehi, LITTLE SILVER Felix Delia Vecchio, M.B A. LITTLE SILVER Rosa. Goil A. Hotelling, Robert J. Lake. Neot F. O'Donnell, Lindo M. Riccione, Harriet K. Hubschman, was named distinguished pro- RUMSON NEW MONMOUTH Bruce S. Silvermon. LONG BRANCH BARREL Debcroh A. Ledig, Philip A. Maim; Jonel W. Clayton, M.A.T. one, Mary j. AmDorse, cnerl A. Brozee, Connell R. McGree. Colleen A. Cohill. WAYSIDE Anthony Crudup, Michael A. Dohme, fessor of history. SEAGIRT Donno T. Dell Osso, Barbara B. Lyons, NEW SHREWSBURY Rosemary E. Reilly, Eugene Sheri- Dennis V. Donate Helen A. Evichin, Jo- Noncy A. Brewer. M.A T.; Joan C. Croig D. Bunting Francis J. Smith Jr., Alan J. Anton, dan. seph R. Fierro, Denise L. Guarino, Kit- Dr. W. 0. Baker, president Hod, M.A.T".; John T. Pondolfe, Jr.. LOCUST James W. Coslello, Peter R. Mo'lett, WEST END 1y Lowder, Edward L. MocDonold, Ron- of Bell Telephone Labora- M.S.E. Dennis J. Kovanaugtt. Patricia J. Tlerney. Donald R. Brunotord, Sharon M. ald McLoughiln, Edward H. Rowen. SHREWSBURY LONG BRANCH OAKHURST Ennls. MANASQUAN tories, Inc., in Murray Hill. NydioPreede, M.A.T Jomes J. Clerk, Jerilyn R. Fox, Joe David Roussell, Joseph J. Sellori, Associate degrees: Donno A. Fraiee. SPRING LAKE Raymond R. Byron, Joseph T. Ois- ALLENHURST MATAWAN will give the commencement Borboro A. Bailey, M.S.; Thomos F. •Catherine E. Krauss, Michael L. Long, cepala, Wayne P. Henry, Gary M. Kapl- Linda G. Lorkin. Susan C. Brown, George J. Coif, Boloer. M.B.A.; Edword F. Jennings, Lawrence S. Lieberman, J. PhiNrp an, Edward S. Oltarzewski, Richord J. ASBURY PARK Diane B. Rifkin, Patrick C. Foyle, Jr., address. M.S.E ; Eleanor A. Twomey, M.B.A.; WcAlhster, Harold F. McCullough, Salmon. Ellene Schwarti, Jomes M. Theresa M. Lebro, Down R. Mum- Corol A. Leschinski, Ronald E. Trehorne, M.SE. Catherine A McMahon, Miguel A, Men- Walsh, P. R. Hauke. ford. Corol L. Patterson. MtDDLETOWM Among the county residents SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS d«, Carole A Meiiger, Ann K. Moran. OCEAN TOWNSHIP •ELFORD Roseonn M. Ketchow, Thomas J. Williom A. Smith, M.B.A. Barbara Pittet, Leonhard L. Poore, Douglas B. Phillips, Ronald Subarsky, Michael A. Dingledlne. Veth. will be lit) receiving master's WALL Robert L. Puterman, Abbie 5ogowitr, Nello M. AlborellC Charles E. Gorhon, Richord J. Coccamisr, M.B A.; Law- Adnrew P. Smith. Fred Stein, Keren E. Ava R. Lompel, James F. Loyaen, degrees. • The abbreviations: rence V. Ercolino, M.A.T. Stolari, Beverly G, Thompson, Gregory Cloudio K. O'Keefe, Peter Powlikowski, M.S.E., master of science in WANAMASSA W Ulnch, Joseph V. Brycki, David L. Horry R. Potts, Wendy J. Sloter, Alon Lynda W. McDonough, M.A.r. Combs, Chorles F. DeSantis, David L. R. Shotlo. ALL BRANDS IN STOCK education; M.A.T., master of WEST ALLENHURST FeruMo, Donna C. Gesuolrii, John P. OCEANPORT Evonellne L. Kosoms, M.S.E. Gramiccioni, Froncine Gray, Leslie E. Barbara E. McCoy, KothrynM. arts in teaching; M.B.A., mas- WEST KEANSBURG Inglese, Dennis W. Kotch, Diane T. Lar- Briskey. Frank J. Dellero, Ralph C. AVAILABLE AT Milton F. Woodruff. M.B.A. sen, Nancy G. Lilhe, Richard Lubitj, Marra. Patricia A. Mazza, Henry A, ter of business administration, WEST LONG BRANCH John D. McEntet. David M. Meyers, Washington. and M.S., master of science. Lindo G. LaPolnle, M.A.T.; Rhoda Joonn* R. Morford, Audrey J. Nelson, OCEAN GROVE PoreUky, M.A.T,; George A. woodley, Marie Noioro, Joseph C. Picord Jr., Lydia S. Sherman. Thinking yetmi' ^~^^\ Moster's degrees: Jr., M.S.E,; Pronk L. Pereltl, M.B.A. Lester L. Pierce, Judith A. Renzo, John PORT MONMOUTH ALLENHURST Bachelor degrees: J. Roche Jr., Donald Rosemweig, Ar- Dorothea B. Greene, Jomes J. Corri- Mouretn R. McGinnis, M.S.E. ALLENHURST , mando J. Smith, Jit$ke M. B. Smttn, don. AJ1UKY PARK Michael D. Klowetter, Ruth Ll Barry. Rita L. Thornton, Mary P. Worner, CRATES RED BANK about |. 1 * BorDoro K. Boker, M.A. I.; sondro B. Jill Creveling, Philip s. Dennis. Edword Thomas P. Wheeler, Shoryn S. White, Lawrence J. Dean, Nancy L. Elphick, Bobrlck, M.A.T.; Robert B. Mider, J. Lee, Edword M. Smith. Susan M. Whifehead, John P. Noylor, Craig H. Fowler, Janet L. Hetem, Polri- MBA. ASBURY PARK John T. Nicholas. cla A. Kellenyl, Maureen A. Leek, Janet ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS John K. Amato, More la A. Edwards, M. Lllley, Linda London, Michael B. Robert Fltigerold. M.A.T.; Potrlcio J. Lydio Lonpmotti, Kathleen G. Ster, MANASQUAN Stelb, Michael Glglio, Jr., Michael L. someone? \ LIQUORS Huff, M.S.E. Stephen J. Sgromolo, Robert W. Cohen, Hoyden, Erich H. Hen, Thomas J. •ELFORD Patricia M. Keeaan, Grace J. Lewis, Dovld C. Grodiki, John H. Hoyes III, Sandra S. Griffin, Roseanne C- Gryn- Kovaleskl, Barbara C. Lucisono, 14N.fiRIDGEAVE. Roderick Erlckson, M.A.T. Vlcki O. Jones, Theodore Kutrumbos, Douglas L, Paft. Raymond J. Palette, BELMAR Charles S. Marisca, Henry s, Moore, kiewicr, Paul W. Headley Jr., John W. Evelyn J. Richmond, Mlchele V. Shane, RED BANK . Polrklo A. Bill!. M.S.E.; Polrlcio M. Dovid A. Webb. Herbert, Eleanor K. Kovats, Mark A. Shirley Slmels, Craig D. Strolton. Pecci, Henry Riebsamen, Kenneth R. Burgesi, M.S.E.; Emonuei Fliegler, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS RUMSON • M.S.; Corol H. Hlllmon, M.S.E. Trengrove. Anthony Florettl, Suson C. Sfryker, MARLBORO Nancy K. Haaren, Janice M. Phone. L ]T** 747-1485 BRIELLE Jonts M. Wlgglnlon. Terrence J. Wilson, O'HIgglns, Allan C. Frederick, Susan M. ^€ Tonl A. Elff, Dannl L. HuM, Arnold G. • Mary E. Ensmlnoer, M.A.T. Stephen K. Mocon. Simon. Holtmann, George R. Squires, 3d. COLTS NECK AVON MATAWAN SOUTH BELMAR •omono Coponegro, M.A.T.; virginm Kothleen L. Borone, Ellen M. Egan, Peier B. Barkauskf, Joan B. Brun- John F. Relll, Joseph L. Fltlglbbonj. . A. Srilpman, M.S. Andrew Heyl. • doge. Anthony F. Croparo Jr., Walter 0. SEA GIRT DEAL BELFORD Harry At. Findley. Stanley M. Kolodleskl. M.B.A. William O. Glendlnntnq. Randolph 8. Ledig, David J. Morrissey, Barry E. EATONTOWN Wetter. Elizabeth R. Lamurer, M.A.T.; Mi- BELMAR duel B. Cofley, M.A.T.; Jack G. Court, Carl R. Mertens, Richord A. Morris, M.S.E.; Vincent M. Giordano, M.S.; Francis J. Byrne, Karen Jokubos, Wil- WE'VE BEEN DOING BUSINESS AT THE SAME LOCATION FOR OVER 35 YEARS, WE MUST BE DOING SOMETHING RIGHT! ftonold F. Johnson, M.S.; Bohdon Lu- llom D. Mack, Kothleen McDermott, ka'schewsky, M.B.A.; Gerald Novltc, Wllmo H. Sroko. Marianne Yovarone. M.B.A.; Kotlileen S. Sohl, M.S.E.; Po- BRADLEY BEACH trlcio L. Stein, M.A.T.; David R. Sti- Ronnie M. Bronslein, David D. Silver- GST IN THE SWIM BRANCH BROOK'S GREATEST HOLIDAY WEEKEND POOL SALE EVER! vers, M.B.A.; Joseph R. Vorady. Jr., man, Elliot R. Straus, Kenneth H. Be- M.B.A.; Malcolm Reid, M.A.T. losco, Frances T. Polldoro, John J. PRICES ME LOWEST RIGHT NOW! Starting Today thru Weil. May 30th. OPEN SUNDAY 11 A.M. to S P.M. OPEN MEMORIAL DAY (May 26th.) 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. ELBERON Scorto, Jeffrey J. York. Arnold O. Sard, M.S.; Eleanor K. |_e BRIELLE Vllln, M.S.E.; Barbara E. Palmiere, Ronald Foster, John C. Milani Jr., M.B.A. Richard T. Slrjcek. .POOL CHEMICALS. •••••••••••••••••| ENCLISHTOWN COLTS NECK Branch Brook features" $ Raymond P. Montecalvo, M.B.A. Albert W. Gerblg, Stephen A. Horri- g tail • BRANCH BROOK BONUS COUPON FREEHOLD 12x48' son. one of the largest selections ' 139. •_ Special Alfonso V. Gallina. M.S.; Richard DEAL SHOCK IREIIBIMI Holevlnskl, M.S.; Helen M. Grlllin, Carole J. Bell; Kevin C. Kelly, Mark of ALUMINUM POOLS in N.J. lor 7,300 gallwi, 5.99 Purchase M.S.E. C. Kelly, Kothleen A. Coprlo, Joseph s. $ lor 13.300 gallon,. 4.99 for Memorial" HAZLET Curcio, Jill A. DeScrno, David J. Ennls, • 6 Top Rail 15x48r 169. AlCAECtDE Day Weekend • Potrlcio D. Moron, M.A.T. Ronald M. Igelsias, David T. Stansbury, • Carpeted Top ledge HOLMDEL Mark S. Kapner. AMBASSADOR ALUMINUM POOL • ill, O«toam«r «ad»d t»r all typ«* «l Mory P. Abote, M.S.E.; LtRof Hoy- • Embossed Aluminum Walt <»•„. Cllm _ 1.99 751b. i EATONTOWN • Painted Aluminum Wall thorn, M.B.A. Edward J. Dlugos*. Moeve Druesne, $ FIlTfK MEDIA. HOWELL Suzanne L. Johnson, Larry J. Lemmons, DRUM Mildred B. Loutmon, M.S.E. Interested in an Aluminum This pool is stronger and eoiicr to install ' ** "48 199. DIATOMITE Doris M. Morotto, Cheri C. McGee, Ro- Pool. . . You've teen ihe IMTERLAKEN ger G. Mitchell, William L. Thomas, than molt 4" and 6" aluminum pools V^_^H POOL, SAFETY FENCE and 10 Ibi 1*9 HTH Robert,G. Schworz, M.A.T.; Theresa Pauline A. Clansv, Sandra A. Cooper, rest. . . secihtbe&t available today. Factory pre-clon 25 Ibl „(-.... 2.99 J. Trocchlo, M.A.T. Fred R. Dellanno, Gerard J. Flynn. at Branch Brook! (no nuts or bolls) quick, easy assembly. $ DECK COMBINATION PACKAGE GRANULAR KEYPORT | MEMBER 50 Ibl- ; ?:..... 5.49 Raymond Fordham, Williom J. Goro- 24x48 299. .30 Gauge winteriied liner - Coward C, Waljnnd, M,S c, fotu, Lindo 3. Grossman, Nancy M; BITTER ANTHrWItr ^..v - CHLORINE LINCROFT Hamilton, Margaret M. Hanlon, Fred- • Complete with in/out Ipdderi 50 Ibi ,,,5.0"9 John C. Adopter, M.B.A.; Gerod w. erick C. Hessler. Carolyn J. Horn, Do- II BUSINESS I 15 «48 18x48" 'aUM" m | Q QQ King,. M.S.E.; Coral K. Moremen, vld F. Jones, Rita A. Kernan, David H. FIITER SAND M.S.E.; Adoph « Vogeley, M.S. Markowltz, Steven E. Schrelbman, Col- PACKAGE PACKAGE PACKAGE SO lbs . 3.?o 17.77 C LITTLE JILVER vln J. Slclllono. Helmut G. Gundel, In- POOL S WHh IhltCMjaon. limit 1 ptr aduh cutlsm- Lois D. Lovett, M.A.T.; Corolyn D. geborg p. Tunsloll, Edword J. Stom- —'344.—'430.— 579. -^ / FILTER •r. Ooo. Ihru Wwf. May 30th or whit. Nllson, M.S.E.; Bernard A. Olsen, inskl. Williom J. Tonka, Michael K. K. INSTALLATION aoanthUt lD.t. R8-5-?5-/J M.A.T. Tom. James H. Whitson Jr. SALE! LONG BRANCH ELBERON AVAILABLE ^•jj^liiiiiiii^igBjj! MUJK|H ••••••••••••••••I Lawrence G. Bennett, M.A.T.; Ann L. Robert B. Morkty, vlckl Kirschner, No gimmicks Dlllone, M.S.E.; RosolleM. Eia. Pctricia J. Martin. William E Pullen on all above ground pools. pr^r^ POOIS or double talk. DIATOMITE FILTERS M.S.E.; Perry J. Gnos, M.B.A.; Anllo Jr., Robert A. Rebhun, Suson t. Smock. Aft filters are E. Greenwood, M.S.E.; Victoria J. Per- • Golvaniied ENCLISHTOWN exactly as illuslraied. kins. M.A.T., Suson B. PIcMord, We Install striped wall M.A.T.; Janet F. Trommrll, M.S.E.; Naomi Friedman, Joseph F. Go- Famous Famous 1»'»12'»4' Webster B. Tromrnelt, Jr., M.S. dowskl, Robin T. Kurtz, Trudy Pes- anywhere in New 15,10 ,4*179. I* Winttriied M-,m**h\ MONMOUTH BEACH cfotta, Susan Rosengard, Julio M, Kos- NARROW CELEBRITY M99. vinyl liner Don't be pitched and Alphonse M. Galls. M.S.E. tbor. witched du< FAIR HAVEN Jersey ond > 15x48" 18x48" 21'x48" 24'x48" MANASI3UAN OVAL 18'il2'x4' Z47.l ID miitefadina g Timothy J. Cooewell, M.S.E.; Tunis Dorothy Ekleberry, Raymond L. Lo- . Stolen Island. OVAL 24x12x4' tendresse. $ $ $ illuitrat•ationi i POOLS 24'>i.'>4''349.1 POOLS *299. 139. 169. 199. 249. \ • Polished stainless iteel tank • »* HP Hi-Sp««d Motor 39 DAY to 98 DAY SUPPLY OF CHLORINE, depending on pool size • 5-pon backwash vafva CalandrielloPromoted • Self priming pump with the purchase of any SPIRIT OF 1776 package, AMBASSADOR package or NINETTE II package • Hair and Lint Trap • Prenure Gouge. h'FHli Aftft I forfeit By The Daily Register SPIRIT OF 1776, AMBASSADOR, NINETTE II PACKAGES INCLUDE: BED BANK - Frank Eck- POOL plus man, manager of The Daily % HP FILTER #so<> | ALUMINUM LADDER mm Register's Circulation Depart- AUTOMATIC SKIMMER *5053 ment, has announced the pro- motion of Joseph Calandriello to the position of home deliv- ery supervisor. SPIRIT OF 1776 POOL "Mr. Calandncllo has Famous NINETTE II POOL This entire pool ii manufactured of ihe finest featuring ALUMINUM CONSTRUCTION at the shown outstanding ability in quality extruded aluminum. The bolted enam- point* o( greatest wear. all phases of circulation el finish provides lasting durability and per- • 20 Gauge Sanititcd ell-weather vinyl liner. May manent beauty. beleH up all year work," Mr. Eckman said, AMBASSADOR ALUMINUM POOL • 6" sil-on top ledge "and especially in the field of. • 20 Gauge winterized vinyl liner • Factory pre-cloied wall, no nut* or bolts needed : • Painted aluminum wa]J for assembly promotion with our news • 6" lop rail ' This pool is stronger and easier to • Color coordinated wall, uprights and top ledge paper carriers." ~» Color co-ordinated with decor *tripi in all up- right! install than most 4" and 6" Aluminum 1S'»48" 18'x48" pools available today. J $ Mr. Calandriello began with PACKAGE 299. PACKAGE 332.| The Register's Circulation 15 W $ 18W • Aluminum toniirvttion for lasting durability $ • Painted aluminum wall Department in June, 1964. He PACKAGE 352. PACKAGE 21'x48" <.1O 24'x48" $ 412. • 20 gauqe Sanitiied afl-wca.hcr vinyl liner. $69 has been district manager, PACKAGE 4 I 0. PACKAGE 473 $99 |2i'x48" $ 24'x48" S May be left up all year. district adviser and district I PACKAGE • Factory pre-clcued wall, no null or bolls need- 474. PACKAGE 533. ed for assembly. sales supervisor. NINETTE II® OVAL POOLS SPIRIT OF 1776 OVALS He resides with his wife, 1S'X48" 18'x48' 24x48 18'xl2'x48 PACKAGE '432. 24'»12'x48' 30 xl5'x4B" 33'xl8'x48' PACKAGE Adeline, and daughter, Julia, PACKAGE PACKAGE PACKAGE PACKAGE PACKAGE 24'xl2'x48' PACKAGE *512. in Middletown. Joseph J. Calandriello $ $ $ $ $ 25'xl6'x48" PACKAGE '573. 610. 773. 955. 277.l 322. 448 31 xlfcx48" PACKAGE '663. miiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiHiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiHiiiii

FREE POOL FILTER $70 ionfi ehooijfrom: • HI-RATJ SAND* ANTHRAFILT or f DIATOMACIOUS [ARtH 14 diHereni lillerl priced Irom /7. lo ZUU. County Births Choio of ycur FREE pool filter wilh Ihe purchase of any Patriot Round or Oval Pool or Tahitlan Oval or Royal Fahitian Round Pool at illuilrat«d. iiiiuiiiiuiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiuiiii The TAHITIAN RIVERVIEW top Gardens, Parlin, son, May PATRIOT ALL ALUMINUM POOL Red Bank 22. The ihtimoirtiinf Acrylic (iniih it (let 18' x 32' POOL DECK VACUUM HOSE 15 YEAR GUARANTEE (in writing) t.o.t«liir McCallum (nee Diane John- INTEREST MDUNDMCKINO •41 It lit I 54,(1 son), 13 Clinton Ave., Eaton- ALLOWED BY LAW '68.1 '84. '94. 34.99 47.99)59.99169.99 town, son, May 22. ON TWO YEAR • Entire pool constructed ol anodiiac! oluminurn INDOOR/OUTDOOR POOL HEATERS CERTIFICATES Mr. and Mrs. Steven Berger • 70 gauge winteriied premium \ .nyl lin«r 10 year war- (1 OF DEPOSIT PATRIOT ROUND POOLS for above ground or in-ground swimming pools (nee Barbara Kant or). n> u ranty YIELD 6* 18' x 48' POOL v "lumirturrt icncincr cnclo&ei cotirc pool OTflQ • IIW •• 1.0. SMITH • 3IIII CUHMMII Avalon Lane, Matawan, son, 24x48" P001 « HW HI) WOOIIS • KAIUIM GAS ti NlOrlNl 5 FOR 1 YH. Btg. Wit. So»tU50. • Swing up entrance ond irttide pool ladder ft May tl. ">• hit $700 • Carpeted polio and wolk-aroond decking Ttrnperature tontfol and water prenure icgulatoi Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ri- ON ONE YEAR $ $ TflHIIIAN OVAl or R0YA1 TAHITIAN ROUND HEATS POOIS up ID 14,000 gallon! $139. cardo (nee Leslie Ennis), lu / 0/ CERTIFICATE 2/0 OF DEPOSIT 1149. 1499. HEATS POOIS up ID 17,000 gallons $169. Port Monmouth Road, Keans- YIELqj.65% HIATS POOIS up Is 23,000 golloiu $229: also available PATRIOT OVAl POOIS Completely Installed

Black & Decker 19" ROTARY \\ ELECTRIC 'LAWN MOWER LAWN MOWERS MODEL RT 20 EVERAIN TRAVELING Model*8000 18"»tondard Wot.nupto 13,000 single blade mower. Cutting • 3 HP. BRIGGS &STRATTON •quort lett. height 1" to 2'.J". ENGINE SPRINKLER • AUTOMATIC CHOKE Regular Value 32.99 • SAFETY RECOIL STARTER Shut off valve . 4.00 TOTAL VALUE DELUXE SINGLE BLADE 36.99 1 MOWER CA99 Mod.UBQlO

DAVIS 21" ROTARY DAVIS 21" ROTARY IAWN MOWER SELF-PROPELLED MODEL RHT22 LAWN MOWER BRASS HEAD CYDUTY OSCILLATING < 3>7 H.P. BRIGGS & STRAT- • 3'j HP. BRIGGS & STRAT- IMPULSE WALL MOUNT TON ENGINE TON ENGINE SPRINKLER . AUTOMATIC CHOKE • AUTOMATIC CHOKE SPRINKLER Anodized Aluminum with jets. REET~ • QUICK SETTING WHEEL • SAFETY REAR GUARD PLATE ADJUSTMENTS Capacity ISO tut '/*•' O.O. With spike. ; 99 Covers " hot*. Sturdy A construction, [ full circle. 2.800 sq. II. grtan bakedt tnamiltinlMh

)B/ack& Deckei* FLORAL FOLDING Model # 1200 Black a Decker Cordleis . DESIGN ELECTRIC GRASS SHEAR Black* Decker #8110 ALUMINUM FURNITURE 13'DOUBLE EDGE SHRUB « HEDGE TRIMMER LAWN with REDWOOD ARMS YOUR UMBRELLA 7 WEB CHOICE!

MODEL CHAISE 67 WITH REDWOOD ARM RESTS 42" UMBRELLA Ourablt, colorful, no-tip legs. TABLE-1*9#ST42 IU5 ALUM. SHELL #501 388

INDOOI-OUnOOl 7 STACK 'N' SNACK CHAIR Household Can be conveniently WITH REDWOOD ARM RESTS, stacked for easy use and Polished tubular frames. Pol- storage. Strong and var- lypropylene webbing for Plastic Helpers . satile. Assorted colors. lasting wear. . • LAUNDRY BASKET • SNAP LOCK GARBAGE CAN • UTILITY BASIN • FUP TOP WASTE PAPER BASKET

1 TRIPLE HIBACHI DOUBLE HIBACHI ADJUSTABLE Blick cnt iron, 3-lavel adjurtmanu individ- 22 /2 FAMILY ual chrom*-plat»d grills. 3 draft doors & Black catl Iron body on wood bat*. Trl-t«vtl WAGON GRILLE SIZE GRILLE wooden DM*. TWI 27. grill adjutlment, two draft doors. TWM7 CLEARANCE! • Chrome Pilled Grill • Chrome Plated Grldj • Adjustabla Fire Box • Perma LM Grid VINYL ASBESTOS • Larg« Utility Bottom Potlltontr 12x12 FLOOR TILES Sh<"- M«f.l osoo Deep Bowl. FAMOUS EVERWEAR

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4x7 Luxury CHAMPAGNE Finish AQUARIUS Book Price 5.75 WOOD PANELS 3.6 M.M. STAIN FINISH ON 'Panef LUAN PLYWOOD 4x8 Sagewood SPECIAL PURCHASE 3 6 mm STAIN FINISH PANEL ON LUAN LuuKy tin/iff . PLYWOOD 3 * mm ttain SHAG tinlth oi Lutn Pljmood BOOK Book Price m 12x12 CARPET TILE PRICE PANEL 0 4.75 5.95 SELF-STICK FOAM BACK DECORATOR REG SALE COLORS IF PERFECT 69C CHEYENNE 6.95 4.95 DISTRESSED FRUITWOOD 8.95 CARIB 7.95 4.95 DISTRESSED PECAN 8.95 AZTEC 7.95 4.95 DISTRESSED ASH 8.95 CARPETING INCA 7.95 4.95 COLONIAL KNOTTY CEDAR 10.49 1'x3W FIRST QUALITY DECORATOR 24"x48"xl/8" PLY-GEMS V/J DECORATOR COLORS All Purpose PANEL DARK RENEWAL CORK PEG BOARD SPRAY r 6 FT. WIDTHS 3 loal width 55° lineal loot 39' HAZLET: ROUTE 35 AND POOLE AVENUE •M lie Daly Register, Bed JBank-MJddleKwii, N.J. Friday, May 25,1973 TOMORROW (SAT.) and MONDAY ONLY 10 A.M.-6 P.M.

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Register Staff Photo BIG DAY FOR MATTHEW — Mrs. Patricia Trainor of Atlantic Highlands smiles as her newly-adopted son, Matthew G. Trainor, 4; cuts cake at par- ty in Playcare at Middleiown in Belford, where ne is enrolled in pre- school program. Looking on, from left, are Owen Trainor, 5, Matthew's brother who also was adopted by Mrs. Trainor; John Trainor, 20, ond CARPET ROLL in STOCK CLEARANCE Lucy Trainor, 18. Not pictured are Kevin Trainor, also adopted, and Laura Trainor. 100% Nylon Bath Carpet $K. v. Machine Washable - 7 exciting colon .Reduced to W Sq. IB. Colonial to Pay Ozite Kitchen Prints $C. „. 10-Ccnt Dividend With Floral Setting - Hl-D Barrier. -.^.Jtteduced lo W Sq. TO. Wew to Upper Monmouth County RED BANK-At a meeting dacron" Poly Black Shag of the board of directors of Heat Set - Long Lasting ...... _„...... „.. Seduced to vJSq.Yd. Jack and the Preacher Inc. the Colonial First National Bank, George L. Bielitz, presi- Blue Plush Acrilan - *§5 c- VH A Nursery dent, announced that a divi- Velvet Finish - Elegant Wearing Reduced to W Sq. 10. dend was declared of 10 cents Fire Engine Red . $R _ „. You may not be able to tell who is the Preacher, but a share on the common capi- Dacion" Splush-Thick*Heavy » ..Reducedto W 5q.W. you can certainly tell the quality of our shrubs. tal stock, payable June 29 to S. Laurel Ave. and Middle Road, Holmdel Wedgewood Blue-100% Poly. 5CC shareholders of record June Heat - Set Shag - Fits Anywhere Jteduced to w Sq. 10. 15. The dividend is the 163rd the bank has paid. Purple & Blue, Black - Mosaic Print $Cp Kitchen Carpet Hl-D Backing _ Reduced to W bq. 10. 100% Nylon Pink Tweed $C Shag - Dellghlrul ....: .Reduced lo w Sq. TO. House 'too small? Don't move. Get our low prices and see how 100% Nylon Plum Frosted $C. v. easy it will be for you to add a Spluih -1 Boll Only ...Reduced to W 5q. TO spacious new room to give your family Ihe extra space it needs A. ' KODEL" $Ke „. now. Blue-Green Carved Elegance Reduced to W aq. 10

for additional living space Acrilan Plush - Cranberry $**» VJ Velvet Finish - Elegant _ ...Reduced to W iq. 10 Orange Excitement 100% Dacron1 Splush... „ «... Reduced to «#Sq.Yd

Kodel" Blue-Green $C. VJ Random Sheared - Durable Reduced to W 5q. TO 'S8-S91H Parrot Green - Carved Nylon 5C. Format Sculpture Reduced to W 5q. TO |Sq.Yd.f ' Partial Listing - Over 200 rolls available. ONE UNBELIEVABLE PRICE $5' You can afford a beautiful new room right now. We'll arrange easy financing to suit your budget.

All TYPES IMPROVEMENTS CONVERTWLATTIC BASEMENT |O SIZE DESCRIPTION VALUE SIZE DESCRIPTION VALl 10 10x15 5 Orange Rust thick Acrilan Sculp 21J REMODELING . »oom 4rfd.-f.on> * mhnt 99x16 Lime and Avocado Thick Poly Shag . 169. 112x16 Rich Gold thick Poly Shag 19J • Atthloomi •«••«»». «*"J 9.7x12.9 Yellow Gold thick Acrilan Sculp i *, jii • Porch fncfosuits * flojemenf Aoomi - 10.4x19.4 Apple Green Nylon Sculp .'. ...219. t%tf *; >l 10 3x11 3 Red Lights all bound Nylon Sculp 115 10.6x14 Bronze thick Acrilan Sculp 199. j, 0$$. V^,# 11 xl6 8 Rustic Orange thick sheared Acrilan 22! No Money Down - Terms Arranged on Any Improvement 7.2x14.10 Camel Cieom thick Acrilan Sculp 139. f''^f# 'ij* II 5x14 2 Mint Cream thick Poly Shog 18! 10.4x14.8 Bright Orange Nylon Sculp 169. {'yJ^gj * %* 10 8x11 5 Blue and Gold Kodel Comm 13! 10x14.7 Rose beige & White embossed Acribn 169. b|«"^ '%' 9 5x18 9 Parrot and Mini Green Nylon Shag 18! 9x12.6 Bright Mellow Gold Acrilon Sculp .129. ^*l ,V^]j 9 10x12 While thick plush Acrilan 13C. . . r 8.10x14.7 Rose beige ond while embossed Acrilan 149. MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. 8.3x11 Orange Rust Acrilan Sculp 99. \'J> ^t$§\ 7x11.8 Aqua X lime thick Poly Shag 99. P«^ » A 9x12 Parrot Green Shimmer Shag w/ foam back .'..119. HIGHWAY 35 AT HEDDONS CORNER, MIDDLETOWN 10.4x12.7 Rich Gold thick Poly Shag 159. £$*,*- > .,451 IO.9x 14 fAint Green thick Sheared Acrilan 189. 741-5060-776-6600 llxll.5 Celedon Nylon twisted long Shag -.149. tv' |? >' ^.. 12x15 Rose beige cob'blestone Nylon 169. 8.5x15 Bright Red thick Acrilan Plush 149. | vi w'f f I 12x12 Copper Ruse cobblestone Nylon 169. 9x12 Candy Stripe Nylon w/ Foam Back 119. < * 'J t i ^ 8.8x14.3 Golden Glow two-tone cobblestone Nylon 149. $ 8x10.8 Orange Rust Actilan thick Sculp.... 79. in * Ilxl5.8 Orange Rust thick Acrilan Sculp ...199.

SIZE DESCRIPTION VALUE PRICE 150000 SAYS 9.10x11 Soil Poll Lima Acrilan P!u h 129 39. 10.3xlS Avocado Sculp Nylon. 18) 49. 8.9x9.9 Bright Panot Gteenlhick Atr Plush 139 39. 12.1x12.5 Pole Gold thitk Atrilon Plush lit 49. 13.4x14.10 Bright Cain Gold Sheared Acnlan 269 79. M 1Q v97" Sample values to QQc 13x13.7 Golden Olive Sculp N/lon 739 99. 10 Ac. I Scatters 2.00 ea. 00 ea I?x3l Sherwood Green Kodel Sliag. 399. 119. WE CANUCK 14 7x18.4 Mejd™ Cold Heavy Ainlon Sculp 299 99. 13.4x14.4 Block SWhilallyl Comm 219. 69. 5 colon 15x16.1 Steel Gray Heavy Kodel (omni .239. 79. RUNNER Value to SQ95 7.IO73 Facing School Failures

, By DR. JAMES M. LONG that continued parental support is needed in order' for the child to grow, and when neces- We are approaching the time or year when Family Counselor sary to cope with Ihe diffucult periods that all many parents have to face the reality of the of us must face in a lifetime. question, "Why did he fail in school?" One of the many ways open to parents to It is difficult for parents to realize the sig- many young people lack a successful model- help their child cope with school failure is nificance of what their child's failure means- relationship for identity. When they fail to re- through the involvement of outside assistance. Put in a defensive position, their response is ceive the necessary source of parental sup- The use of a tutor can help. However, particu- one of amazement — "How could he do this to port, they turn against society, which may in- lar attention should be given to the task of se- us? He has had all of the advantages with none clude failures in their school work. lection of a tutor. In Ihe past most parents ex- of the problems." When this accusation fails to In an attempt to analyze the reason for the pended hours in their selection of a suitable relieve the personal feeling of parental failure development of the conflict of ideas and goals, baby sitter for their babies, so too, should they FUglittr stiff Phot* the parents then turn on each other and one it is important to realize that most parents concentrate in the selection of a tutor. One of CAMPERSHIP RIDES AGAIN — Working on the key prop for the 'horsey points to the other claiming it to be his or her grew up during the depression of the "3l)s and the musts should be to locate someone who is theme' Community Services Council's annual benefit cocktail party are, ••non-interest;" or if their relationship is were effected by it. In retrospect, it is under- just a few years older. The closeness of age left to right, Mrs. Richard Richter, Navesink, external vice chairman; stronger, both may agree to seek outside help. standable that this type of life-experience can assist in establishing a bridge of under- Mrs. Edward J. Kuch, Highlands, chairman of campership; Mrs. R.V. standing between the child and tutor. Prior to The basic question parents want answered is would seem to develop individuals who per- Whisnand, Little Silver, buffet chairman and Mrs. Robert W. Eager Jr., why their children fail when they have been haps place a greater emphasis on a value sys- the actual task of learning a relationship should be formed so that the friendship can assist Fair Haven, benefit chairman. The event will be June 2 at 6 p.m. at'the raised in a home that provides material advan- tem which may involve tangible property with Lubkert Barn, Crawfords Corner Road, Homdel. tages. a limited appreciation for the intimacies of when the learning become difficult. School failures are among the most preva- complete trust and involvement. The conflict Parents with understanding and patience lent problems faced by youth today; although between the sons and daughters and their par- can help their child overcome his school fail- just as important are the problems of drug use ents today is one of priority. It involves a shift ure. Contrary to what some parents may feel, Campership Benefit and sexual promiscuity. The immediate prob- in needs from goals to role. the child does not want, to be a failure. Give lem, but one difficult to cope with, is to under- Many children find it difficult to* feel se- him the opportunity to experience the satisfac- stand the reason for a child's failure. The cure in a particular role. For some the in- tion of success and he will know the difference young people express a feeling of rejection and ability to find a comfortable "slot" gives the between pain and happiness. Party Has Barn Site accuse the adults of placing a higher value on child a sense of failure. Life becomes a contin- HULMDEI, - The Lubkert chairmen; Mrs. Edmund 11. Ticket reservations are being '•things" and "possessions" over and above uous struggle to relieve his pain. Because of Dr. Long will be bappy to answer any Barn, Crawfords Corner Gaunt Jr., secretary and Mrs. accepted by Mrs. Wahl, 17 their involvement with their own children. their young years, they do not have any inner questions directed to him by mail In care of Road, will be the setting here Edward W. Wahl, treasurer. Crest Drive, Little Silver. Without parental involvement and support. strength to relieve pain. It is for this reason The Daily Register, Red Bank, N.J. 17711. for the annual Community Services Council Campership benefit cocktail party. The 493-4022 party will have a "horsey"' 21.3Rt.3S,OAKHURST theme and proceeds will be - FREE - used to finance camping ex- ESTIMATE6 • DESIGN DRAWINGS periences for county under- VISIT FACTORY i SHOWROOM Federated Clubwomen to Convene privileged children. To date M Dolly, IM Sot. some 1,500 children have prof- »•• Wid » Ffl. ATLANTIC CITY - The out the state. County, is expected to have Thursday. Mrs. Bixby, presi- nounced in playwriting, cos- ited from the efforts of the Memorial Day holiday will be Keynote speaker will be Dr. 800 women attending. dent of the federation, will be tumed dolls, creative writing Campership committee. a time of preparation for Thomas S. Haggai, a minister Mrs. Bouwmeester also will principal speaker. for poetry, essays, short sto- IKTTCHEN 'I MASTERS^ some 1,1100 delegates of clubs who was born in Kalamazoo, lead a workshop Thursday af- Community Awards nes and book reviews. The event is set lor Satur- in the New Jersey State Fed- Mich., preached his first ser- ternoon on drama. day. June 2 at tj p.m. A miru- Mrs. Louis Egidio of Asbury Silver trays will be awarded eration of Women's Clubs who mon in Boston at the age of VI Elections will be conducted buffet will, be served, along Here aro 3 Reasons .,. Park, state EMD project to club and state representa- will attend the 79th annual and majored in political sci- Thursday and installations, chairman will present nine with gourmet hors d'oeuvre • Carved Solid Wood Core convention here in Haddon ence and history. His topic Friday. The position of state tives who were responsible for prepared and served by the Deeply Sculptured Ostifjn community awards, plus the largest membership increases Hall. will be "The Influence of recording secretary and trea- outstanding all-around com- committee. Benefit chair- e Hand Rubbed Oil Finishes Eve." surer will be filled. Candi- this year. Winning pressbooks man is Mrs. Robert W. Eager, Bring Out Drain's Nctivei Seeuty Preconvention activities be- munity welfare award-to win- will be on display and club e All-Vinyl Interiors Inc. Shelves gin Monday, when federation Wednesday's speakers will dates for district positions, Fair Haven, assisted by ning EMDs. Walter Matheny public relations chairmen will Protect* Aglkiet Oust, Stain* - WflnM Clem board of directors assembly be Mrs. Kermit V. Haugan, will include Mrs. Charles E. of the Matheny School in Pea- Campership Committee chair- IIyou are building a new house be honored lor outstanding ef- // deserves aK-M Kitchen. that evening for a festive din- president of the General Fed- Center of Sea Girt in the Filth pack will speak to the women man Mrs. Edward J. Kuch; ner. eration of Women's Clubs on District. Delegates represent- forts, in addition to individual Mrs. Andrew L. Don, Mrs. about the needs of the school awards, clubs will be given Delegates will arrive "The Three R's," and Miss ing HBO clubs will elect the of- for handicapped children. Thomas W. Matchett Jr. and merit certificates (or out- Mrs. Richard Richter, vice Tuesday for registration. A Margery Somcrs Foster, dean ficers and chairmen. Other of- Since EMD memhers will REMEMBER workshop for club presidents of Douglass College on "Doug- ficers will complete the sec- standing work in all depart' be attending an anniversary ments of the federation. and officers will be conducted lass—The Future of Women's ond half of their terms in 1974. celebration, many former offi- Library Friends Gov. William T. CahiJl will be DOREMUS FORD'S and that evening a procession- Education." cers and members will be at- A resolution to be voted To Host Authors al and dinner honoring club Workshops Wednesday the speaker at this concluding tending. Among those serving upon at convention will con- presidents is scheduled. The Workshops Wednesday af- session. on the committee making con- cern justice for juveniles, in LITTLE SILVER - Cecelia Gains Holland award Friends of the Little Silver Guess When We're Moving ternoon will include one on EMD Anniversary vention arrangements is Mrs. support of the General Feder- will be presented, the highest civics and legislation led by Egidio. Special anniversary ation of Women's Club's na- Public Library are sponsoring accolade of the federation giv- Evening Membership De- an autographing parly June 8 Mrs. August P. Wilkins of Sea partment clubwomen will be centerpieces are being made tional campaign to help cor- CONTEST en annually to honor one club- Girt, from the fifth district, by the Hillside EMD. EMD rect the inequities suffered by at 8:30 p.m. for Hannah John- woman for her outstanding celebrating its :i5th anniver- son, local author of "Let's and Mrs. Stanley J. Lester, sary. Thursday has been pro- women will compete in their children. The resolution states Win TV'S -AM/FM Radios civic achievements. Five new Jamesburg.. own contests for outstanding that "lOO.UUO children are de- Make Bread," and Daniel clubs will be welcomed. claimed EMD Day at the con- Dorn Jr. whose photographs The evening program will vention. To provide opportu- community achievements. teriorating in jails in the Electric Can Openers Mrs. Donald T. Bixby, Law- feature entertainment by the United States and 4 out of 1(1 illustrate the volume which is nities for community service Awards in the general mem- PRIZES COURTESY OF BETTER HOUSEKEEPING SHOP, renceville, will preside. She music and drama depart- of these youngsters are mere- intended primarily for young by those women whose house- bership competitions will he people. 46 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK. will be attending her 2l)th con- ments of the federation under hold duties or careers made it presented at convention, in- ly status offenders; guilty only vention since she joined her the direction of Mrs. Lauretta inconvenient for them to at- cluding American Home de- of curfew, truancy, running Their book, and an earlier COME IN FOR DETAILS. local woman's club in Castro Bouwmeester of Shrewsbury, tend meetings during the day, partment's clubwoman's cos- away or incorrigible behavior, children's book by Mrs. John- Valley, Calif., that many and Mrs. John M. Boland of tume contest. Also entries in offenses for which no adult son, "Hello, Small Sparrow," DOREMUS FORD years ago. She became active the EMD was organized. West Orange. Mrs. Bouw- There are some ;i,(ltK) women needlework, dressmaking, could be incarcerated." will be on sale that night in 90 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK on a district and state level in meester is federation drama macrame, crochet, knitting, the library. the Trenton area, and is work- who belong to EMDs through- chairman. out the state quilting will be judged and art Mrs. Fenwick, ing with more than 41,DUO The Kifth District, which in- department district winners women in 3t>2 clubs through- cludes Ucean and Monmoulh Mrs. Thomas K. Decker. lor painting, photography, To Be Cited Somerville, EMD state chair- sculpture and crafts will be PRINCETON - Millicent man will preside at all.EMD named. A special essay con- H. Fenwick, director of the sessions. A processional and test on "How art changed my state Division of Consumer dinner honoring the chairmen life" has been judged and the Affairs, will receive the 1973 of the 74 New Jersey EMDs winner will be announced. New Jersey Historical Society will begin at 5:3(1 p.m. Uther winners will be an- Award at the society's 17th annual dinner Thursday at MISS DORIS Morven, the governor's man- sion, here. SCHOOL Mrs. Fenwick, who was named to the post early this INTERIOR DAY CAMP year after serving four years in the state assembly, is being of PLANNERS given the award "for dis- PLUS tinguished contribution to the history of New Jersey." She DANCE has served as president of the 157 BROAD ST. 47th YEAR Morrow Association on Cor- RED BANK, N.J. UNDER SAME OWNER! rections, the Somerset County Presents Legal Aid Society and was Room 22 Shore's Original Day vice chairman of the New Jer- 201-741-4343 Camp ... Country's sey Advisory Committee to "THE BABY GOLDDIGGERS' 212-777-8900 Foremost in Experience the U.S. Commission on Civil Amerunn (lumping tsg'n Rights. in the Jerome Mines, Metropolitan Nationally Opera basso, will entertain. FAST STEPPERS DANCE REVIEW Recognized Pioneer Oov. and Mrs. William T. at the Cahill arc honorary chairman Directly on r/ie ('.nut Of van and co-chairman, and Donald KKAIVSHURG GRAMMAR SCHOOL B. Kipp is chairman of the r'UANCIS I'LACIC KKAN.SItl |{(, event. Frederick If. Croel is 643 Ocean Avenue WEST END chairman of the awards com- ^Ldy-zLon mittee. SATURDAY. MAY 26lh al 7:30 TICKETS AT TlIi:i)()()|{ BATH • SPECIALISTS IN SWIMMING INSTRUCTIONS • Thr"S»imminKCamp" wiih 4 SALT WATER POOLS 2 I n-lru< li..n l',,,,|s« Olympic Siir I'mil • ( hiMrcn\ I'ool Announcing NOTICE SHOP DANCE Tit all iiicinliii-. imil j.|ir>i, Mj., I),,,-,., j|| IW« CHI.0MX.4 TED for ,U- \I;\YI.O<:ATII>\ s w nureil (.EIIM.fllKK Protection CLASSES COLTS TOWNE SHOPPES. Rt. 34. 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T2>-<>IM~l'isit,nn Off in- Open Unity, 37 E. FRONT ST., RED BANK «*"• -g t|| 9 selected Items. J Sntiinlaya and Sunday* 747-M52 May Nuptials The Dafly Register, E«J Bank-Mlddtetowu, N.J. Friday, May 2S, 1173 23 Margiasso-Molyneux EATONTOWN - The mar- Licking .-Chicken the bride were Mrs. Frank riafge vows of Miss Dorothea Anelante, the Misses Phyllis J. Molyneux and Joseph J. Margiasso, Angela Bonica and Margiasso were solemnized Deborah Burns. Saturday here in St. Do- Frank Anelante was best rothea's Catholic Church at a man and ushers were Thomas By BARBARA GIBBONS Place the egg and water in one plastic bag. Put Nuptial Mass celebrated by Ponticelli, Edward Donovan, bread crumbs and seasonings in the other. Shake the Rev. Edward F. Maloney. Philip Rossano and Joseph Neat trick! Low-calorie fried chicken in the both bags to combine ingredients. Press bag to Parents of the couple are Molyneux. bag! Slim Gourmet break egg yolk. Shake to combine. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Molyneux, The bride, a graduate of • No, silly ... you don't fry the chicken in the Put the chicken pieces in the egg bag. Hold the 1J88 Sycamore Ave., New Monmouth Regional High bag. You use the bag to coat the chicken with egg top of the bag with one hand and spread and Shrewsbury, and Mr. and School, is employed as a sec- and crumbs. contain enough of the coatings to cover the chicken maneuver the chicken pieces around. Press the Mrs. Joseph Margiasso, retary at EBSCO industries. Actually you use two bags — plastic bags — properly. And you can rinse away the overflow chicken pieces in-with the other hand, so that all Bronx, N.Y. Red Bank. one for the egg coating, and the other for the with your faucet. surfaces are coated. A reception was in the Mr. Margiasso, a radio an- Mrs. Joseph Margiasso crumb mixture. And you don't fry the chicken at Even though the recipe calls for a half-cup of Shake up the bread-crumb bag to mix season- Squire's Pub, West Long nouncer at WRLB radio sta- COMMUNION BREAKFAST all! You bake it in the oven, with no fat added. But bread crumbs, the chicken will absorb only half the ings. Add all chicken. Put all the egg-coated chick- Branch. tion, Long Branch, is an FREEHOLD - Mrs. Rosa- nobody will know the difference, because this Slim mixture. You'll have >4 cup left over. Measure it en pieces in the bag at the same time. Hold the top Mrs. John Molyneux, sister- alumnus of St. John's Univer- linda Toth, nursing supervisor Gourmet "fried chicken" tastes like the kitchen- for yourself and see! That's only one tablespoon of firmly and shake the bag, until all surfaces are in-law of the bride, was ma- sity". The couple will reside in for the Freehold Health Cen- messer kind. (Of course, your scale will know the bread crumbs per portion' crumb-coated. Discard remaining crumbs (about tron of honor. Also attending Oakhurst. ter, will be guest speaker at difference, because this "fried" chicken is only '" Eat your heart out, Colonel Sanders . .. now 14 cupful). the Court Marian, Colts Neck, half the calories of the usual kind, and a whole lot even waist-watchers can enjoy their chicken Place the chicken pieces skin side down on a Catholic Daughters of Amer- less than the stuff-in-a-bucket). "Southern-fried"! nonstick cookie sheet or baking tray. Place in a Utrata-Miller ica's Mother-Daughter Com- I told you it was a neat trick! preheated 350-degree oven and bake for one hour. MANVILLE - Miss Betty Road, Rumson, was married munion breakfast set for June Here's what makes it really neat: There's no SLIM GOURMET "FRIED" CHICKEN Turn chicken pieces skin side up halfway through here Saturday in Sacred 3 after the 9:15 a.m. Mass. crumby counter to mess with, no splattering fat to frying chicken, completely cut up baking period. Miller, daughter of Mr. and M« Mrs. R. A. Miller. 16 Robin Heart Church, to Bernard Ut- The breakfast will be here in smoke up your kitchen. You won't even get your 2 tablespoons water rata, son of Mrs. Anna Utrata, the Elks lodge. Installation of hands dirty. When you're finished, you simply toss 1 teaspoon onion salt v Barbecued Spareribs. Skinny Slush Kebab, Jim Thorpe, Pa., and the late new officers will take place at out two plastic bags. >£ teaspoon MSG optional Lamb and Pineapple, Liver and Onions ... for Clubwomen Andrew Utrata. a meeting June XI at 8 p.m. in One word of caution, however. Some chicken 1 egg these and more, send a stamped, self-addressed en- Install 8 There was a reception in Father Griffin Memorial Hall pieces have sharp bones that can tear plastic if it's % cup bread crumbs velope and 25 cents to Slim Gourmet Lamb, Liver MIDDLETOWN - Eight the Holiday Inn, Somerviile. at St. Mary's Catholic Church, flimsy. So be on the safe side, do it in your kitchen 1 teaspoon paprika and Pork Ideas, in care of The Daily Register, 50 women were installed as new Colts Neck. sink. Even if the plastic tears, the bags will still i/4 teaspoon blade popper W. Shore Trail, Spajta, N.J. 07871. members of the Junior Wom- The Rev. John Tumosa of an's Club of Middletown at a Linderwold, the bridegroom's luncheon in the Fisherman's cousin officiated at the cere- Wharf, Rumson. mony, assisted by the Rev. Willard Bicket of the Congre- They are Mrs. Michael Bea- gational Church of Plainfield. gen, Mrs. Thomas Daly, Mrs. Mrs. Utrata was attended Dennis Fallon, Mrs. James by the bridegroom's sisters. Forbearing Four Fathers Headly, Mrs. John Kane, Mrs. Mrs. Irene Dedinsky, matron Martin Talberf, Mrs. John of honor, and Mrs. Lorraine Reidy and Mrsr Jay Welder. Gallagher.

The club is collecting small John Krisak was best man have different fathers. None ciplinary measure you de- breathe oxygen and excrete and Stephen Utrata, the bride- Dear Ann Landers: About gifts for its monthly birthday is mine. I walked around in a scribed sounds perfect. I rec- waste? I'm for ecological pre- groom's brother, was the ush- six years ago I accidentally parties at Bridgeway House, state of shock for a week. Fi- ommend it. servation, but what about this er. discovered through blood-typ- Red Bank. Mrs. Robert ing that I could not be the nally 1 had a long talk with Ann Landers ' dear Ann Landers: I can't nonsense? — 1 Like Kids Schreyer, social concerns After a wedding trip to Ber- biological father of one of my my clergyman and my doctor. understand the logic of the Dear I.L.K.: Any couple chairman, is in charge of the muda, the couple will reside children. After confronting They both asked me if I felt miles to and 25 miles from.- ing again. This man never young couples who don't want who would rather have a pet project. in Jim Thorpe. my wife with the scientific any resentment against the Our driver had no problem had an accident and all the to have children because than a child should have it. evidence, she confessed it was children. I said no. They then with kids fighting and scream- kids had a lot of respect for "there are already too many It's their right. I'd hate to be true, and named the man who asked if 1 could forgive my ing. He wouldn't put up wittl people fouling up the environ- born into a family that would had fathered the child. Two him. • ' wife. I said yes. At that point it. When there was any com- So, Ann, whenever you get a ment." Yet they have a dog or rather have had a dog or a days later she admitted that 1 was advised to keep the ' a cat, or both. Don't animals cat. How about you? every one of our four children motion he simply pulled the letter from a bus driver who family together and 1 decided bus over to the shoulder of the complains that the kids are suns/lininglooks to do it. I figured she was a road and stopped. He never running wild on his bus and TROUBLE good wife and mother with a said one word. In fact he jeopardizing their lives, toss it sex problem. When you care enough... HEARING? didn't even turn around — right back. Ask what's the What I need to know is this, just looked into his rear-view matter with him? — Wyoming For JorIunior$J Ann. Do you feel that the chil- mirror and the culprits knew Dear Wyoming: Histhevre- •Graduation 'Father's Day ATTEND THE dren, now that they are teen- that they were being ob- ..spqnsibjUity of th&driver to igcrs, should be told who served. S delivel^his scargjr safely. Ob- •Weddings "Showers FREE their real fathers are? Every When things calmed down streperous behavior is as •Custom Printed Invitations for any Occasion one of these men lives in town • ••.-•• (it usually took less than a much of a safety hazard as Complete Hallmark Social Expression Center BETTER- and has a family. 1 ask this minute) he'd get the bus roll- faulty brakes. The dis- question because it might be a R.S.V.P. Gifts, Cards 'n Things HEARING Shrewsbury Plan, HI*. 35 & Shrawsbuiy **•., bad thing if our teen-age son, Shrawibury WORKSHOP for example, should fall in love with his half-sister and HERE TODAY not know she was related. What do you say? — Deceived 9:30 A.M. TO Dear Deceived: I say — say 6:00 P.M. nothing. The chances of one of your children marrying a half- AT sister or brother are probably remote. If it appears that such a marriage might occur, consult your physician about 2A WEST FRONT ST. RED BANK the genetic hazards. The emo- tional impact on your chil- dren, should you tell them, May 28-June 9 CONGRATULATIONS might be disastrous. Dear Ann Landers: I just Work from kits bought at C.W. . TO read the letter from the driv- LAUREN OVERBY er of the school bus who com- Original work by our customers. WINNER ; plained that the kids were so Teaching pieces by our students. , Mdiimmilli Arls Foitmliiliim' unruly he had a hard time Dnmi'Mfril-Awunl 1973 driving. He described their lack of discipline as a safety problem. May 1 say, Ann, this 10% OFF bus driver has a lot to learn ON ALL KITS and I know someone who MiDtntK Highway 34, Colts Neck, NJ. could teach him. 201-431-5616 I rode the school bus for three years, 50 miles a day, '25 "Opposite Delicious Orchards" Ml^^

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"When you analyze the speeds of the |^H cars in the first three rows, you'll notice that about all that SB separates them is just a tick of the watch." ^BB Unser, whose two wins and two second-place finishes in k^m the last five years give him the best recent record of any driv- 1 er in the field, agreed with his driving mate. Ljk "Sure," Unser said, "I would have liked to have been able P^ to start further up front. But winning the pole position repre- I sents more in prestige4han any particular advantage in the L* racc" V He added, "You're in a decent position when you can fire k off from the first three or four rows." tfLU Andretti won a sixth place berth in the 33-car lineup with a g|g|. speed of 195.1)59 miles per hour. Unser's 194.87!) m.p.h. placed HHN him in the middle of the third row. Wjm 'Supertcam' Challenges HHI The two former winners, along with two-time national driv- |^H ing champion Joe Leonard, comprise the "Superteam" man- WKfm aged by Parnelli Jones, who himself captured Indy in 1963. 2|V The team, one of the richest in racing, is heavily backed *"#<" by Viceroy Cigarettes and the Samsonite Luggage Co. and will inphoio wheel cars built in Jones' California shops. borg All three drivers got in final practice runs yesterday as the Hen- 2'^-mile oval opened under gray, humid skies lor a four hour lit by session of "carburetion tests." The session gave drivers and mechanics one last opportu- nity to check fuel consumption and tire wear, along with race day chassis setups. All the cars carried full 75 gallon fuel loads. The day's top speed was recorded by Bobby Unser, the No. t starter and the 1968 champion, with 192.554 m.p.h. Mike Mosley, who starts 21st. ran 190.073 — almost a mile faster than his qualifiying speed. Also in the 190-plus bracket were Andretti, No. 5 starter L# Gary Bettenhausen, defending champion Mark Donohue, Gor- S don Johncock, and Swede Savage. It was the final session on the track before the cars line up onducted for Monday's start. i Prince- se of its Unser Optimistic ch small- Al Unser, who managed to whip an ill-handling car into second place last year, s^id of.his 1973 machine: , x WTir "There is no comparison between this car and the one I ii i to had nere last year ' ncver lelt conlPet't've at ln()y in la72- rto'fanv rhis time-if nottlln8 breaks, III be right there at the finish." meet Unser' one of aut0 racing's ^ million career winners — .'" ~r more than J65l),00U of it at Indy - ran his car at 191.4 m.p.h. mall the Thursday and said it felt "absolutely super." 7 . f • As ff"" h'8 nwn Plans nn raM da-v'tnp la™-71 winner said: i 'L!jR . If the weather is decent, 1 think the race speed will be in " ' the 188-190 bracket, that is, whoever is leading will be able to ent per- nn tnat fast out front. It might drop a couple of miles an hour flC only for someone in the middle of the pack." sold out, "My own plans are just to keep the leader in sight. Then. ' believe I have a good chance to win. But take it from me, it's •eseason going to be a knock down, drag out battle," he added. ants and Andretti noted that the last driver to start in the pole posi- re still is 'ion and go on to win the race was Al Unser in 1970. And the last time prior to that was team manager Jones in \%'i. to New ;™ Woodlake The Daily Register, Red Bank-MiddleUiun, N.I. Friday, May 25,1*73 25 Ocean Rates Crack at CBA By RICH NICOLETTI M-;i record by virtue of the While this years draw is Middletown s Buckley is one ability of the singles players probably the most well-bal- of the better first men in the Ocean Township earned the to win all three matches. Dan anced of any of the previous area, but Hammond rates right to play first-seeded Hammond heads the Seraphs five. among the top three with Christian Brothers Academy with a 7-1) mark. John Cahill is In any event, it looks to be a CBA's Smith and Ocean's Wil- in the first round of the Mon- 111, and Ted Scholtz is 91 Mater Dei-CBA finale. Here's son. mouth College Invitational The combined effort of both the argument. Shore should Mater Dei,s advantage in Tennis Tournament yes- doubles teams is 4K gel by Long Branch in the singles strength will make the terday. The Spartans defeated Wall has (ireg Kwanisky tirst round and meet CBA. difference. Freehold Township, 4-1. in a (13-1) in number one singles. The Devils lost, 5-1).,, against Down Two preliminary match and moved His only loss came at the the Colts earlier tSis year. Mater Dei is at a two-point into the eighth-seeded position hands of CBA's Smith. Kevin Long Branch is just too incon- disadvantage against CBA be- of the draw. Kennedy (13-1) lost to CBA's sistent to handle CBA even if fore" stepping onto the court. The victory gave Ocean re- Kich Kitzsimmons. Bob Ken- it does upset Shore. The tolls have blasted the venge over a previously 511 has not been consistent for the Mater Dei lost to Kumson in Seraph doubles in both pre- loss suffered at the hands of Knights and should be easy the first match of the season, vious encounters So once the Patriots. prey lor Seraph Schollz. but the Bulldogs have lost again. Mater Dei will have to Ocean will have its hands The Knights' only real hope John Kaplan and the Seraphs rely soley on its powerful sin- full against the well-balance comes in the doubles, but they now have a healthy Ham- gles players. Colts when they m eel are not much stronger than mond. That combination CBA's Hich Kitzsimmons Tuesday at the Long Branch Mater Dei there eithter. would turn the tide in the delivered the goods for his High School courts. CBA (17- Chalk up a 41 breeze lor the event that the two should team in the second' singles Brlailaii SmitS h 1) has lost only to Mater Dei. Seraphs. meet in the second round. over John Cahill last week. CBA but recovered two weeks later and gained revenge. Top Match Tom Wilson Dan Hammond An interesting match will Ocean Township Mater Dei pit Ocean's Tom Wilson against Colt Brian Smith in 60X the first singles. 55* The view from here is that 60% Wilson and Smith will provide 45% Wall Clinches 77 Tie 40)4 onlookers with a first-rate 35% match, but the Colts will be 30% too strong in the other four 25% On 2-i No-Hit Effort positions. 20% Shore Regional, Shore Con- 15% WALL TOWNSHII* - Bob which still has a shot at a tie, Don Slocum. An error was ference "C" Division champ, . 10% Przybylowski pitched a no-hit- is 7-4, and the two teams will charged although it was a dif- and fourth-ranked in the 5% ler here yesterday as Wall play each other Tuesday. ficult chance. MCIT, is a completely rebuilt 1 Township beat Asbury Park, l'rzybylowski's shot at a At this point of the game, team from last year. The Blue AMERICAN MOTORS 2-1, and gained at least a perfect game was ruined 'Marshall Tesauro was out- Devils are hooked up against sates are up 31.5% share of the Shore Conference when he walked Mike Smith pitching Przybylowski and Long Branch at the college "C" Division crown. in the third. He then lost Ins in the New York, •had a Ml lead. courts on Tuesday. Przy.b-ylowski fanned IB shutout in the fourth on an New Jersey, • However, in Wall's turn in The Devils' most.consistent, Blue Bishops to set.a new unearned run. the bottom of the fourth, Tc- performer is Hicii Shirvanian, Connecticut school strikeout record, lie The righthander hit Any Al- sauro walked Jeff White. the third singles player. Shir- Metro Area also walked four and hi! one dino to start the fourth, and Przybylowski lined a single, vanian (14-1) lost the season's batter while upping his record (October, 1972 Aldino got to second when and Rich Wall ran for him un- opener to Colt Smith, but has to 4-3. Mike Lyons dropped the der the speed-up rule and won 14 straight since, lie will thru March, 19731 The Knights' season mark throw on an attempted steal. stole second. face Brancher Steve Bova, is now 16-5, and they are n-:t in Kay James then hit a fly to Mike Kachelncss then and in all probability, will win the conference. Manalapan, left which was dropped by cracked a single to right cen- easily. J ter which drove in White and •Dave Aronson and Steve l o- Wall. retzky, have been alternating Middletown Wins; Tesauro walked four and in the role of first and second struck out four. He is now 2-7 singles, but Aronson will get. on the year. the nod froom coach Ray Shadow when the tourney be- AUHiry Park (I) Wall Twp. 12) gins. Aronson will be a lot of Rockets Triumph * r hi Ob r Cruelno !b 0 Lyons 3b 3 0 trouble to Wave Marc Green- MU-yoro run — uiraaovo (M) T-:50V Murphy rf 3 0 MadsenGb 2 0 Middletown won 14 of 15 8B0-yord run — Geo. Beckett (M) T- Aldino ss 0 While ss 2 I span. 1:58.6 Jomes 1b 0 Prlylwskl p 3 0 events yesterday while beat- Tesauro p 0 Wall pr 0 1 Shore's problem's stem one-mile run — Gory Mitchell (M) T- 0 Slocum If 3 0 4:21.6 Cava II i ing Matawan Regional, 9!t-:j2. Seylflr c 3 O.Kchlrescl I 0 from weak doubles teams, but two-mile run - Jim Bush (M) r-10:2U Hoseley 3b 0 Hackett c 2 0 1973 GREMLIN 1973 HORNET and MektUlrneyer set another mile relay — torteil (Ml Soilrh II 0 Malone r' 2 0 Long Branch has strength in high iump — Miht Sima (M) H 5 8 Ferguson tb 1 0 schoJiliFcoi'll as Kant an long lump — Charles Grant (M) D-I9-? its tandems. shot put — Vlnce Butko [Ml D-46-S edged ijing Branch, 67-64. discus — Don Watson (M) D-149 A Tolnls 21 0 Tolols 19 2 The, forecast here is for a 3- Middlelown was prevented iovelln - Mike Rosell IM) 0156-8 Asbury Pork., 000 I0O 0 pole vault — Art Poling (M) O 9-A rWolt ..:.... ooo 200 x 1 Shore victory. from sweeping all events by Lions Fall Bob Jackson's win in the 100 Middlelown Township, for Matawan. The Lions' Joe which was eliminated from DiPadova doubled in the 22(1Lion Netmen Fall the State Central Jersey, and 440, and Dan Stma took CJroup IV tournament by J.I', both hurdles events. Stevens, 4-1, yesterday, has a Ullmeyer ran a i):,'lK two- third seed in the MCIT and miles to break the Kantan In Group Finale meets sixth-ranked Rumson- school record formerly held Fair Haven Regional (11-1) at J.I'. Stevens ended Middle- J. P. Sliveni (4) Mlddlitown Twp. (I) by Kevin Banks. Ullmeyer SINGLES Long Branch next Thursday. also hold the Rocket mark for town Township's hopes of a 1 Roger Buckley (M) d. Scott Cooper, $ 6 3. <4 Lion Roger Buckley.and the hall-mile and one mile. Central Jersey, (Jroup IV ten- 2. Dick Roinboth 15) it. Jim Boyd. 6 3, I- Bulldog John Freeman will nis title yesterday. The Lions 5 Long Branch got first place 3 Scott Telson (SI d. Lowson Monsfield; lock horns in the first singles, fell. 4-1,' but Roger Buckley 6 1, 6 0 in 10 of the 15 events, but DOUBLES but more important are the I Dove Fried and Ted Sewitch (S) d. 2298 2498 gave the losers a bright mo- Rocket depth turned the nut- Rich Burdgeand Chris Pike, 6-1, 6-2 doubles combinations, which ment when he captured his 1 Bob Epstein and Dave Druker (SI d. FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING come around. John Blanton of Bob Thompson ond Jim Coughlin, 6-1. 6- are fairly well-matched. match in the first singles slot, Long Branch doubled in the This match could be the Manufacturer's suggested retail price. Dealer preparation, 100 and 22(1, and Joe Wright ft-3, 6-4. Mattr Dei 0) Long Branch (2) SINGLES closest of all first-round optional equipment, state and local taxes not included. won the high and low hurdles. 1. Oon Hammond (M) d. Marc Grren- American Motors PioiecUo*. Plan After that, it was downhill span, 6-0, 6-1 events. It's a tossup. Rum- Steve Nicholl copped the for the Monmoutli County rep- 2. John Cahill tMt d. Rick Levin, 6 2. S 0 1 A StMPlt STRONG GUAHANHC. JUST 101 V/OROS. WHEN 3. led Scholtl IM) d. Steve Bova, 61, 6- son's Jeff Jones (U-7) and Mid- YOU BUT" A NEW 1973 CAR FROM AN AMERICAN MOTORS DEALER, AMERI- discus and javelin for I he resentatives. DOUBLES dlctown's Jim Boyd could de- CAN MOTOJS CORPORATION GUARANTEES TO YOU THAT, EXCEPT EOR TIBES. IT WILL PAY fOR THE REPAIR OH REPIACEMEN1 Or ANY PART IT i Rockets. Rahtan is now 4-2; .1.1'. Stevens is 15-2, while 1. Sam Tomaine and Kevin Scales IL) d. NEW YORK/ NEW JERSEY Jim Coshes and Bambi Lowenstem, 6-3, cide the match in the second SUPPLIES THAT IS DEFECTIVE IN MATERIAL OR WORKMANSHIP. THIS Long Branch is 5-2. >i GUARANTEE IS COOD FOR 12 MONTHS EROM THE DATE THE CAR IS FIRST Middletown is 9-2. singles slot. USED OR 12.000 MILES, WHICHEVER COMES FIRST. ALL WE REQUIRE IS 3 Rarlton (17) Long Branch HO 2, Coleb Greenberg and Larry Porno- THAT THE CAR BE PROPERLY MAINTAINED AND CARED FOR UNDER NORMAL 100-yard dash — John Blanton (L8) T- Colo (L) d. Bill Rooney and Bob Smith, Seventh-seeded Wall Town- In other matches yesterday. 6-1.4-6. «-«• USE AND SERVICE IN THE flETY UNITED STATES OR CANADA AND THAT HO-yord dcuti — Blanlon (LBI T-:J2.3 GUARANTEED REPAIRS OR REPLACEMENTS BE MADE BY AN AMERICAN American Ocean Twp. (I) Freehold Twp. Il) ship has the uneviablc task of 120-hlgh hurdles — Joe Wright ILO) T- Mater Dei dumped Long MOTORS DEALER. SINGLES lacing Mater Dei's second- 2 A FREE 10ANEK CAR EROM ALMOST EVERY ONE OE OUR Branch, 11-2; Christian Broth- 1. Tom Wilson (O) d. Mark Mehlmon, 6- DEALERS IE GUARANTEED REPAIRS TAKE OVERSIGHT.. ilO-low hurdlH - Wright (IB) I-Jll 2. 6-1 Wyard run - John Marshall ILBI T- ers Academy polished off Ked ranked team. Wall (ll-.'i)'has 3 SPECIAL TRIP INTERRUPTION PROTECTION. Motors 2. Gory Rolnlorlh IF) d. Karl Zimme- 4 TOLL EREE HOT LINE TO AMC HEADQUARTERS. 110-yard run - Rich Crump (LBI T- Bank Regional, 4-1, and Cedar rer, J 5, 6 0 to face the powerful Seraph J:M.2 3 Mike Walker (0) d. Rick Paley, 6 3, Hidge beat Karitan, 'i-'l. 6-2 singles players. oni-mile run — Wayne Pierce li_B) T- DOUBLES Dealers 4:33 The argument against Ma- two-mile run — Mel Ullmeyer (R| T- Mater Dei crushed all of I he 1. Tom Walker and Joe Walker (0) d. 9 34 Fred Selsky ond Jomes Goeta. 6 0, 6-4. ter Dei is the weakness in its 1 mile relay — Marshall, Horns. Woll, Long Branch singles players, 2. Brett Moore and Steve Gable 10) d. Brown (LBI T-3:4I.I Bruce Kone ond Wesley Kone, 57, 6-2, doubles combinations, but the high jump — Pete MercV (R) H 5 10 but the Brancliers came back 6-2 long lump — Bill Illlngsworlh (Rl O-!0 (prev undefeated) team has been able to roll to a V'? and won both doubles. The Se- shot put - Bart Wohl (LBI D it s1) discus - Steve Nicholl (Rl D IJI-7 raphs lost only four games in tovelin — Nicholl {Rl 0-152 ? the entire three singles posi- pole vault — George Lehmann (LR) H- Tu tions. Mlddlttown W) Molowcn (12) lOO-yard dash — Bob Jackson (Mot) T- CBA 14) Red tank Reg. (l) DIRECT 10 6 SINGLES 210-yord dash — Joe DtPndoun (M) T- 1 Brian Smith IC) d. Rich Nntelson, 6 0. FACTORY WEEKEND 2? I 6-1 UO-hloh hurdles - Don Simo (Ml T- 7. Rich Fitzsimmom (C) d Mike :I5.. Swortr, 41.60 TO UO-low hurdle! -Sima (Ml F-:J1.< 3. Tom Cuming (C) d, George Rondolph , 6-0. 6-0 YOU! OPEN MONDAY... STARTS TODAY... SENSATIONAL SAVINGS! OPEN MONDAY DOUBLES 1. Wayne Russell ond Pete Burros (C) CLEARANCE NOW IN PROGRESS ON SELECT GROUP OF MEN'S WEAR Clarke Named d. Rica Baynlon ond Jerry Rondolph, 6 1.6 0 7. Bob Lees and Pet* Lehmon (R) d Ed Hockey's MVP Carroll ond Bll Qumn, 9 6 pro 5fl Tailoring Cidor Rldgi (3) Rarilan (1) on SUITS SLACKS SPORTCOATS MONTREAL (Al») - Bobby SINGLES t.Cedor Ridge forfeit Clarke, whose scoring and 2. Chomui O'Connor (R) 6. I, South- Premises DOUBLE KNITS play-making talents often mavd«-B. 16.6-2 3. H. Matrnjonn (Cl d. Bob AII031, S /, by were overshadowed by the t>l SENIOR CITIZENS DOUBLES Maurice roughouse play of some of Ins 1. J. Tierney and J Mofjgi IC) d. Steve 90 90 90 Schltcher ond Ron Sovino. At, 7-ft Philadelphia Klyers team- 7. Joe Smith ond Ron McCullough IR) d, SPECIALS! mates, was named today win- T foloro ond.F. Schnfider, t-6, 6-3 ner of the Hart Trophy as the National Hockey League play- RAIN er judged most valuable to his Ocean Girls Walk Shorts! team. COATS! from Values from Values from Values Clarke,:':(. is the first play- Win in State\ THE LATEST! 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ATOMRA •HRflf (QUARTER MIDGET CAR RACES F w nrnler IMnlla) 7.40 4.00 NEW EGYPT SPEEDWAY 6 Donna (Lohmeyerl 3.00 E»oclaJI4M0 OPEN: Wwkdays 8:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Saturdays 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. 741-5500 flout. 539 New Egypt, N.J. ArlinHonci 4,11? - Hondle III.MS The DaUy Register, Red Baflfc-Middktown, N.J. Friday, Hay 25,1J7J 27 Missouri 's Jake Preus and His Brothers By LESTER KINSOLVING dreds of clergy in this fu- (after solemnly promising, at lllllliillllHIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIilllllllllll only because of the advantage process . . . badly bruised Brother Bob also writes for riously embattled denomina- the time of his election, that of incumbency, but also be- brotherly relations . . „ re- a Milwaukee-published Periodically, the 7,300 tion who regard Jake Preus' "No heads will roll"). He also INSIDE cause of the same nratTTine.. peated and relentless attacks pamphlet called "Affirm" clergy of the 2.7 million-mem- Big Brotherhood as something has launched a boffo Holy In- which brought about his sur- on individuals and groups . .. (which might more appro- ber Lutheran Church-Missouri • akin to the experience of Jo- quisition at one of the nation's prise election xtf ltffiil — this a (full bag of propaganda de- priately be called "A/fright"). Synod receive an impressively seph (Genesis 37:12) — whose • top theological seminaries, RELIGION despite the; notably dis- vices, ranging from name- In a recent issue. Brother paraging remarks he made Bob zeroed in on one of the printed newsletter from their big brothers dropped him into Concordia in St. Louis — iiiiiiiMiiimtiiitiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiitimiiiiiHHin calling and card-stacking to denomination's president in a pit and then shipped him out' causing its very accreditation about the Missouri Synod in the lure of glittering general- Missouri Synod's most dis;? St. Louis. of the country. to be threatened. campaign, and (3) Facing the 1954. when he belonged to the ities, transfer, testimonial, tuiguished (even though mod- President Preus comes up awesome Preus establishment ultra-conservative .Norwegian plain folks and bandwagon erate) theologians. Dr. Martin The letter, from the Rev, The Moderates for reelection this July 7 at while being officially spon- synod. techniques." K. Marty of Chicago. Dr. Jacob A.O. Preus, is poi- For they are the denomina- the denomination's biennial sored in his radio job. Dr. The intensity of the politi- Bruises, Brothers According to Brother Bob, done lo evoke this hideous gnantly entitled "Brother to tion's moderates — trans- convention in New Orleans. Hoffman discovered an effec- cking for this .Norwegian car- Speaking of bruises and briitlier Martin is guilty of malediction? Brother." lation: they cannot honestly believe that such obvious The embattled moderates tive out. Faced with the re- petbagger was so unprece- brothers. President Preus has "*hting which contains: Why, Professor Marty wrote Ordinarily, this title could Hebrew myths as the Jonah tried to draft famed Lutheran quirement that he slate dented in I9tjy that the deno- a brother who is indeed a "As much freight in 'terms a rather restrained and schol- be entirely appropriate for fish story, or a world created Hour radio preacher Oswald whether he would serve if mination's executive director. bruiser. The Rev. Dr. Robert of hard core distortion as the arly critique in which (noted what should be the eternally in 144 hours, are literal his- Hoffman. But after some elected, he announced that he Dr. Walter Wolbrccht (since Preus is a faculty member at most vile four letter words. . Brother Bob, furiously) he •fraternal relationship which, tory. months of the acute dis- was withdrawing. purged), decried what he the same Concordta Seminary . the great he ... wrong and contended: ideally, should exist among Because of this. President comfort of (1) Being associ- This leaving of the moder- called: where Brother Jake has been wicked sin against the truth "Missouri's president acts Christian clergymen. Preus has purged a number of ated with the "heretics." (2) ates in disarray makes Pri'us "A series of serious conducting his Grand In- and against God's holy name" with a kind of authority that But there are literally hun- the headquarters personnel Being a candidate who cannot an even heavier favorite, not breaches of the democratic quisition. What had brother Martin has to be called papal." Church Bond Issue Temple Shalom to Have Its Is Rapidly Sold Out First Confirmation Class ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS K. Dyer, is coordinating the — The b'ond issue offered by congregation's side of the pro- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - the time when seven full In time, the agricultural na- Emmanuel Baptist Church gram, with Paul Shoot as Shavout, the festival com- weeks after the planting of ture of the day was preemp- here sold out in less than 4X bond chairman, and Mike pleting the end of seven full the first grain and the first ted by a more spiritual mean- hours, the pastor. The Kev. Hosko, vice chairman. weeks from Passover, will be fruits nf the field were har- ing as it became identified Richard Shaw, announced. The funds are being used celebrated by Jews through- vested in the land of Israel with the time when seven The selling (imc for the for alterations to the Christian out the world beginning at and the choicest of these were weeks after the exodus from $140,000 issue was originally education facility, and the sundown June 5. The holiday taken in a religious pilgri- Egypt, the newly freed Hebr- scheduled to be two weeks. construction of a new sanc- is celebrated for one day by mage to the temple in Jerusa- ew people stood at the foot of Reservations for the bonds tuary. The work on the build- Reform Jews and Jews living lem. They were offered as a Mt. Sinai and received the started last Sunday afternoon ing has begun and is sched- in Israel; and two days by Or- gift of thanksgiving to the Ten Commandments for and the final bond was re- uled for completion by late thodox and Conservative Lord. Shavout was and is themselves, their unborn gen- ,served at \t):'lti a.m. Tuesday. fall. Jews. today one of the major festi-_ erations and all mankind. Fidelity Plan, Inc. of At- The Charles Lang Construc- Shavout originally was a vals of the Jewish religious Confirmation lanta, Cia., is underwriter, and tion Co. of Port Monmouth is harvest festival and recorded calendar. In this spirit, Reform liberal Colonial National Bunk is pay- the builder, and the architect progressive Judaism invested ing agent. The church's asso- is Thomas G. Smith of Rum- the holiday with even greater ciate pastor, the Rev. Wayne son. significance when 150 years Paul A. Scaglione ago it introduced into the ob- servation of the festival the ceremony of Confirmation. At this ceremony. Jewish youth, Vincent J. Donadio To Be Ordained male and female, stand before TRENTON - The Kev. con internship. A reception the Holy Ark in a formal cere- Ordained Tomorrow Paul Anthony Scaglione, son will follow in the Italian Me- mony and arc inducted as full of Mr. and Mrs. Carmen P. morial Association, Long members of the household of HAZLET - Vincent J. Do- at 10 a.m. in St. Mary's Cath- Scaglione, 289 Norgrove Branch. the Jewish people. nadio, son of Mr. and Mrs. edral, Trenton. Place, Long Branch, will be The new priest attended The symbolism is ripe in Vincent P. Donadio of 7 Glen The sacrament of Holy ordained to the priesthood for Our Lady Star p( the Sea traditional meaning — these Ave., will be ordained a Ro- Orders will be conferred by the the Diocese of Trenton tomor- School, Long Branch, and Red young people, the fruit of man Catholic priest tomorrow Most Rev. George W. Ahr, row in St. Mary's Cathedral Bank Catholic High School. their parents' love, now re- bishop of the Trenton Diocese. by Bishop George W. Ahr. He received a baccalaureate ceive the Torah for them- Father Donadio will con- Kather Scaglione will cele- degree in political science selves and as their forefathers celebrate a first Mass of brate his Mass of Thanksgiv- from Brescia College, Owens- in Sinai, in solemn view, pledge Thanksgiving Sunday at 1:3(1 ing Sunday at II a.m. in the boro, Ky., in 19BH. themselves to its identity and p.m. in St. Benedict's Church, Church of St. Anselm Ways- His seminary training in- the preservation of the Jewish here. ide, where he served his dea- cluded one year of study at way of life and the Jewish Born in New York City, the Mount Saint Paul College, peoplehood. Rev. Pr. Donadio attended Waukesha, Wis., before com- Confirmation marks the Immaculata Academy there. Mobile Blood pleting his theological studies successful completion of the After graduation, he attended at St. Meinrad School of Theo- required years of basic re- the U.S. Army Adjutant Gen- SHOUTING FROM THE ROOFTOPS —.The Rev. David Bailey preaches logy, St. Meinrad. Ind., this ligious education. This year, eral Academy and was as- from the roof to congregation of the First Baptist Church at Okawville, in Bank to Be month with a master of divi- marking the tenth anniver- signed to Military Headquar- southern Illinois. The Rev. Mr. Bailey made a pledge to the congregation nity degree. sary of congregation Temple ters in Paris, France, from that if the membership in the church grew to 100 or more he would "shout At Temple Shalom will be the first Con- 1%1-B4. it from the rooftops." There were 107 members Sunday and the Rev. Mr. firmation class that has gone Bailey delivered his sermon from the roof of the church. His topic was MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — through all levels of the reli- Father Donadio earned a Next Thursday, the Mon- BA degree in philosophy in 'shouting the good news from the rooftops." • Apv»ir«phoio gious school. mouth County Mobile Blood The following young men 1909 from Kings College, Wil- Bank units will be at Temple kes-Barre, Pa., and wiU re- and women will be inducted Shalom, Ayrmont Land and ceive an MA degree in theo- by Kabbi Henry M. Weiner: Presbytery Has Youth Retreat Church St., here, between the logy next month from the Faye Alba, Klyse Kaliff. Step- RED BANK- A Youth He- "Values and Choices in Con- the Kev. Ray Trout of the hoursof6andlUp.nl. - Pontifical College, Josephi- hanie Dressman, Kenneth treal held last week by the temporary Human Relation- num, Columbus, Ohio. Westminster Choir School, The blood donor group spon- Fishman, Amy Goroff, Lee Vincent J. Donadio Monmouth Presbytery in Co- ships." Discussions of individ- lYinceton. sorjng the ,jnve ,s j Gordon, Cindy Mirchin, Ran- lumbus, N.J., was termed "a ual; identity in relation to hu- The Kev. Sir. Kleffel of Co- shore ,;eWish Community dy Koberts, Pamela Sacker- real success" by Tom Shos- man sexuality were part of lumbus, new chairman of the Council B|0od Bank wmch man, Keith Shelman, Michael tak, program leader, and the the program. Christian Witness Committee, xncs thc b|00d needs nf tne Silverman, Lawrence Silvers- Rev. John Kleffel, program Planned Parenthood nt said "my committee was dc- |, belonging to the fol- tern. Laura Stein, Jeffrey coordinator. Monmouth County, Inc., the faml es hghted with the outcome of ]nmng organizations: Tem- Steinberg. Jeffrey Wallach About 20 teen-agers from Youth Council and the Chris- the retreat and wo hope to , and Steven Warshauer. tian Witness Committee of plcs Both Annl B( th Onr and Belmar, Columbus, Matawan, plan similar programs for the - _ Bay- The Service of Confirmation Neptune and Sayreville par- Monmouth Presbytery jointly shaIonii Bnal B rith HOf V B.ST FJMI.Vr STREET•I.iyC.ROrr, m.V JtRSKY 077.M fall." shore Lodge, B'nai B'nth — will be held Saturday, June 2, ticipated in workshops on sponsored the retreat. Ayelet Chapter. Hadassah, at 7::ill p.m. at Temple Sha- Mr. Shostak, program lead- National Council of Jewish lom, at which time a llavdal- er, is an assistant professor at 2 Approved You're Invited To Hear lah Sabbath Kvemng service B'nai Israel Brookdale Community Col- • . Women, Jewish War Veterans written by the Confirmation the lege and an adviser to the Bayshorc Fost The Rev. Paul A, Scaglione students will be presented. Planned Parenthood educa- r or Lu llieran - - Graduation tion program. Mrs. Maxine Anyone in good health, be- WORD OF LIFE Brown, Ms, Beth Davis and Ordination tween the ages or IK and 6t> BIBLE INSTITUTE CHOIR Tomorrow Mrs. Jane Green, all of W1LDWOOI) - Two Mon- 1 may give blood. No special Planned Parenthood, wen re- moulh County residents were RUMSON - The high diet or fasting is required. Do- source people lor the pro- approved for ordination into SUNDAY, MAY 27 school department of Congre- nors can insure themselves gram. Spiritual leader was the Lutheran Church in Amer- Worship Service 11 A.M. gation B'nai Israel will have ica at the New Jersey Synod's and their families that there graduation exercises during annual convention. will be blood available in case Sacred Concert, 3 P.M. the Sabbath evening services Temple Slates George K. Handzo of Colts they ever have a need for it. at H: 15 p.m. tomorrow. Neck, and a member of Holy At the same time, they can Scholarships and awards Trinity Lutheran Church, Hod righhelpt thnoew persowho nneed in sa bloo hospitad l will be presented to students ShavuoL Riles Hank, will be ordained later Blond donations collected by in the high school and junior MATAWAN - Services at this year. He will serve in the Monmouth County Blood high school departments. Temple Beth Ahni, in obser- Bethany Lutheran Church, Hank will be credited to either The graduates are: Michael vance of the festival of Sha- Jersey City. the Hayshore Jewish Commu- Make A Date Ashkin, Martin Chalkin, vuot will be conducted Mr. Handzo is a graduate of nity Council Blood Bank or to A paid directory ot coming events for non-profit organi- Debra Fisher, Jeffrey (iold- Tuesday,.Iune 5. and Wednes- Princeton University and any other blood donor group zations. Rates: $2.00 for i lines for one day, J1.00 each man, Deborah tlrayzel, Mar- day, June 6. at K: 15 p.m. Yale Divinity School, or person the donor desig- additional line; $100 for two days. $1.25 each additional' tin Grey, Robert Kaplan, Mi- As part of the festival ser- Kdward Young, a member nates. More than 2IHI pints of line; $5.00 lor three to five days, $1.50 each additional chael Klein, Susan Kramer, vice, Juno 5, a special ex- of King of Kinf;s Lutheran blood already have been re- line; Jfi.OO for 10 days. $2.IK) each additional line; $10.00 Patricia Leon, Gail Loigman, ercises will be conducted for Church in Middltiown. was leased by the council's blood for 20days, $2.50 each additional line Deadline noon day Amy Koscnquist, Anne Sicg- the graduating class of the ordained Sunday and will bank to families who have re- Rain? before publication. Call The Daily Register, 741-OOlfffask ler, Mitchell Simels; Law- Hebrew School. Festival fami- serve at Trinity Lutheran quested it. for the Date Secretary. rence Straus and Ann Robin ly services will be held June li. Church. Ycadon, Pa, Willner. Wind? MAY 26 and Thursday, June 7, al !):;!!) The Kev. Mr, Young is a Will TAKE CARE OF Rabbi Jack M. Knsoff will Middlotnwn High School grad- "Annual Buffet & Spring Dance," Sea Bright Fire a.m. deliver the charge to Ihe uate. He is also a graduate of ANSWERING YOUR PHONE Hail? Ladies Aux., Sea Bright Recreation Center, Ocean Ave., graduates. Mrs. Kdward Yizkor memorial services W111cnI)erg Cmvers11y, • 24 HOUR Sat., tfp.m.-la.m. Bill BaumBand. ??.50 per couple. Straus, chairman of the board will be recited on the second Springfield. Ohio, ami the Lu- ANSWERING SERVICE of education, will presenl tlie day of Shavunt, June 7. at the Shore P.O.W. Action Committee will sponsor a "Free- theran Theological Seminary, diplomas. The valedictorian morning services starling at Philadelphia. ML 671-9200 dom Tree" dedication in honor of Cdr. Raymond Vohclen, address will be given by Su- »: 30 a.m. former P.O.W. at Mobile Arts Center, Holmdel Park. 1 p.m. san Kramer and the salutaio- Shavunt is also knowi as Hie nan address will be given by JUNK.'.' Festival of Weeks or Pente- Martin Ides. cost. BANKBYMAIl The Shrewsbury Chorale directed by Paul Orammer LAWN SEEDS presents a "Tribute" to Dr. Carl Mueller, Sat., June 2, H with us p.m. Rumson Regional U.S. Adults $2,50, students $1. FERTILIZERS Make Make deposits in checking and savings ac- "Jamboree 4 Booth Sale," Matawan Historical Society, • AGRICO PRODUCTS • BONE MEAL counts at your nearest mailbox. Get back re- Matawan Regional High School, June 2, !) a.m.—chicken someone • LIME • MILORGANITE ceipts by mail. It's the easy-does-it way . . . dinner 5 p.m. Family fun-games, gifts, art booths, snacks! • PEAT MOSS • SALT HAY with handy Bank-by-Mail forms available at smile. • ROSE FOOD any Colonial First National office. We pay post- JUNK It • WEED and CRAB GRASS CONTROL age both ways. Concert: Cherokee Mezzo Soprano Hole' Casella and Oscar Brand, folk singer-guitarist, Rumson Regional High School, 3:45 and 8:30 p.m. Tickets available at Little Silver Phone. ..and Red Bank Book Stores and Stcinbach's. FRED D. WIKOFF CO. FIRST NATIONAL AUGUST 10, II. 12 BANK "Rainbow Mountain Crafts. Festival," Aug. 10, 11, 12.- 236 MAPLE AVENUE COLONIAL^ All good craftsmen and public welcome! For information The all-service bank thai looks out for you. write Friends, RD No. 1, Box 3112, FIcmington. N.J. t)Wtt. RED BANK 741-0554 MEMBER f.D.I.C. 110. AutH for Salt lit. AutM tor S«lt 110. AutoifwSolt THeDdfly Register, Bed Bank—Middtetown, N.J. Friday, May 25, M73 110, AulfttforSal* 1)0, tMi FIHTO CUSTOM W0 - 5!*!O miln, WANTED 110. Auloi lor Sal* seo UM« VOLVO 1WI PQL>*A - Onioro. Poor-door fco«f l iH. VM n but orltf. Wl*KI 110. Autoi for Sale Hmrmsn Springs M. fttd B»* lop. MidnigM WutWu - Powfcf sietriftg, power WANTED fort/ who Me* M*f,."«»f'?*»«*i« torcfcfi, ot> Kew j 1971 CATALINA WMJ, UHCOUt-U&ILVHY forty who r*«(t IOi%Um^rm,J>mM CHeVlWLET 1H* - R»*i ***• O**« #5rj|Wek »•*» ?^., coil O«tS MO- Shrewsbury Awe. ot Sycamore SEE A "RUSSELL MAN" — For th« fcwt -• "-yr**- money do wn,ona l$/l f QnO LTD t,rn. AiVlna I'M. Coll l>*h»t«i t and >« TOiSot (SOI) m-fiw. Four-door hardtop. One owner. 1970 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER — Mint «BOIJCH*M. «24f5. For juilck credit Shrewsbury N.J. cor buys. RUSSELL OWimoblle-Codllloc cm. W-im 1966 CHEVROLET CAPRICE ir Hew Fully equipped? including foctory 747S4M Co., 100 Newmon springs Rd., Red Bonk. condition. Goroge-kept. Leother Interior, O.K., coll OASIS MOTORS di (Ml) 721 air, vinyl top, etc. Save now! gold with black vinyl top. Looded. S3I0O or 7100. \ 1965 FORO GAUXIE Mint, vinyl root. Immaculate condition. 1ft. Autos tor Salt 7414)10. New tirei. Wamon o«ner. IS25 tlrm. 2M. OATSUN best offer. U2-2S76.^ "iMt FURY PLVMOUTM - Twlfcdc Cool condition. CM. WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE •4343 It ltH JAGUAR XKE » • 1 COUPE - 370 Brood St. 2*41323 Keyporl 1~97& fi£*ftPORT - Custom. Full power? Power stetrina, brakes. Air. EKCfellent MrtMtotlc IrmMBlon. Vtry low mile- RASSAS WANTED Air contJttionioa. 15,000 remainder o* foc- condition. Gooaprlcr. 56MW1I. 1970 PONTIAC - LeMons. SI500. Geld 1972 8UICK ELECTRA — 215 custom agt. BAILLY BROS., INC.. IV E. New SHREWSBURY MOTORS Perty who needs 190% financing, with nc tory warranty. Must sell, call Bobby, 791- with vlnyt lop, owtomollc trgnsmisslon, fovr-door hardtop. Full* equipped, all con- PONTIAC money down, on o 1973 PONTIAC CATA 1964 VOLKSWAGEN - Needs brakes, venience and luxury option. Coll SM43M nun Strlim Rd.. Red Bant. M7cellent 196» CHEVROLET IMPALA SS - Power 1965 MUSTANG Call 741-4243. condition. S3275! COIW87-4844. . p.m. 11956. 5W-7WI or 566 7399. Ill Pine liland condition, with FM stereo. MOO. steering, power brokei, mag wheels, four- Tcr., Cllffwood Beoch. COM 747-1242 219 three-speed. Tope deck. Coll otter e. t7HM7O soeed, vinyl root, rodlo, htoter, excellent 671-9554 after 5 p.m. 1966 VOLVO 5TATION WAGON — condition. Coll 7I7-35M after 3 p.m. no. Autos for Safe 110. Autos lor Sale 110. Autos lor sale F & H Motors Inc. IMS RAMBLER STATION WAGON AM/FM. Roof rock. Michehn X steel bel- IWJ CHEVROLET IMPALA 1964 OODGE OART — Standard 1ront- Author)ltd Deolcri ted rudiois. Perfect running cundiliun. VI. Power steering. COO. mlsslon. Two-door sedan. 1230. Dodge and Dodge trucks Needs body work. 175O. 741-0628. Call SU 3095 Good condition. Door dented. 165. Coll 29I-34O1 oiler 3 p.m. 717-4124 Hwy3S Eotontown, N J. 1968 VOLVO I44S — Automatic. Air condk 54M11I 1971 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO — 1967 CUTLASS - Station wogon. Air c»n- Clean. Excellent running condition. Rodlo, tiomng. New brakes, llres, and muffler TOYOTA - 1971 Celko, AM/FM, 4-speed. Call after 4. 3641157. Excellent condition. J1650. Stebro eihoust dihoned. Good condition. Coll K1TSON CHEVROLET CO. hecter, power steering, olr conditioning. 747-W6I I Hwy 3A Eotontown system. Coll 74IJ3I3. L Oisc brakes. High mileage. 11995. 741- 542-1000 409). 1964 FALCON — 5t,O9O miles. 1970 OODGE MONACO — Nine puunger MAZDA 1970 MONTE CARLO wooon. Super deluxe. S2M0., KROLL MOTORS, INC. VOLK5WAGEN — 1«2 Bug. Shog carpet- Looks bod. Runs good. ISO. 279 Broodwoy Long Bronch Fully equipped, including factory Call 6711312 1 ing throughout. New brakes. Rebuilt en- air. A reol clean cor. Save now. 222M0O gine. Excellent condition. 747 3606. 19*5 FORD FALCON ,._ADILLAC 1971 — Eldorooo, monojony, 1966 CHEVROLET VA.N — Automatic. White. S300. 1970 CHEVROLET with motchlng top and leother. 5,318 Carpeted. Good condition. 1700. Coll 6)1-0642 120. Trucm and Trolltra ml1 MAC RASSAS DEMO SALE! Monte Carlo I "' CADI-OLDS 222 1234,. Call after 5 p.m. 741-839/ 1970 PLYMOUTH GOLD DUSTER — CHEVROLET PICKUPICU P l»70 -*en. 2-dooc hardtop, gold, black [THE FINESTSELECTIOM -otnew 741-511. White with gold stripes. Power steering, custot m cobb. Foctory olrolr, powepowerr brokei. land used cars In Monmouth County. Over DODGE STATION WAGON — 1977 Coro- PONTIAEves, until 9C automatic fronsrnisllon, six cylinder. all aouoes ond tachometer. Positive trac- j top. Black vinyl interior, facto- I too air-conditioned new cars In stock. net Deluxe. Looded, including olr. 17,000 11300. Call otter 4 p.m.. 671-0317. tion. Excellent condition. Call 717-3211 ot- ry air conditioning, full po- McGLOIN BUICKQPEL INC. Shrews- rnilei. Excellent condition. S3.40O. Coll 1963 RAMBLER AMERICAN ter 6 p.m. 642-2998. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN SQUAREBACK — All models... from wer. Showroom condition. I Dory Ave., New Shrewsbury. 74H2O0. Stotion wagon, excellent running condi- 39.000 miles. Original owner. 1970 DODGE VAN A-100 — Windows, long 3095 MONMOUTH 1948 VOLKSWAGEN - Sedan. 1969 en- tion. Asking S33O. 741-3219, alter 6. Coll 54!-53!l wheel base. Excellent llres. new Brakes. Aik lor Bin Dicktr. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH gine, 1600 cc. V 12 cam degree wheel. Hoi- $1050.291-1414. 9 lo 5. I Hwy 3o Eotontown 542-5500 Fey 2-borrei headers. 43,000 miles on car, 1965 MERCURY — Four-door hardtop 15,000 on engine. S42-5/09 or 787-5443. with air. Asking 1450. WANTED 1959 CHEVROLET U-TON TRUCK USED CARS — LARGE SELECTION •42-5744 Heavy duly rear end, I' bed. Asking S39O. GUARANTEED. RATCLIFFE PONTIAC 1971 CAMARO - Full power, air, Party who needs 100". tlnonclno, with no 1721739. RUSSELL Route 3c, Eotontown. 5427100 AM/FM. Low mileage. Like new. Asking money down, on a U69 MALIBU. 11395. FORD 1970 RANCH WAGON — Power 1967 CHEVROLET WALK IN — Alumi- MONMOUTH MAZDA , OLOSMOBILECADILLACCO. , IW? VOLKSWAGEN FASTBACK - Light $2795. 842-4219. steering, power brakes. EMcellent condi- For quick credit O.K., coll OASIS MO- SMOBILE-CADILLAI TORS Ol [201) 721-7100. num body. 1972 motor, all reconditioned. 1100 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bant "blue, dork blue interior. Air conditioner 1968 CAMARO — Four-speed, four barrel, tion. Call 741-1241. 904 Sunset Ave. Asbury Park, N.J. nan Springs Rd. I needs hose. Only 40,000 miles. Excellent " ill 717-3271. Posi rear. Good condition. 11100. 1966 CHEVROLET IMPALA - Rebuilt STRAUS BUICK-OPEL condition. SHOO. Coll 7S7-943I. 842-4067 NINE ACRES ol New and Used Cars 1956 DODGE WRECKER - Flalheod, sl> 741-0910 transmission, four new tires, alt front And cylinder. Good condition, Asking |4flo, work lust done. 747-0710. HwyM 264-4000 Keyporl 776-6777 I9II VOLKSWAGEN BUG - SHOO. One Coll 739-972* after 6 o m. owner. Coll 741-3988 or 291-1911 otter 5 , 1959 PORSCHE p.m. WANTED 1946 FORD FAIRLANE 500 1963 VOLKSWAGEN PICKUP TRUCK S7S0 ,».'-• Completely rebuilt. J15W. Party who needs ]00% Financing, with no ' Coll »12U0 before 7 p.m. Ntw transmission, new tires. 1425. ' 1964 VOLKSWAGEN — Needs work. money down, on a I96B CAMARO. V-8, 741-9411 ofler S p.m. 147-7177 after 3 p.m. S200. power steering. SU95. For quick credit 1971 PLYMOUTH CRICKET — Four- I960 OLDSMOBILE 91 LS - Four-door se- Coll (72-0828 alter 6 p.m. O.K., coll OASIS MOTORS at (2311 721 - door. Excellent condition. Sacrifice. Must tc. Like new throughout. Aik dlo. tope deck. siOOO. 142-0111 doysv-5. cellent condition. 4000 miles. Call between 5:30-7 p.m. I42IJ96. " «»* 7orBillOtcktr. lor Bob Foster. AikiorBin Owier. I9M CHRYSLER — Windsor. New brakes. LARGE SELECTION Good running tronsportollon. S150. Coll 1970 HONDA 160 — Two helmets. Very ^BUYNOW. 717-5072. good condition. Passed lotest Iniptctlon. 1230. 741-9009 after 5 p.m. CONVERTIBLE MERCURY — 1970 Mon- RUSSELL RUSSELL terey. Blue. New top. AU power. Ex- 1964 ROYAL ENFIELO — 750 CC, cusfom OLOSMOBILE-EAOILLAC CO. . cellent condition. Asking 11700. 141-1514. tank, chrome. Very clean. Best reason- OLDSMOBILEUDIIUCCO. able olfer. 717-2157. 1973 CADILLACS^ 100 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bonk| 00 Newmon Springs Rd. Red Bonk 1973 OLDSMOBILES WANTED 1966 250 SUZUKI 741-0910 741-0910 Porty who needs 100% flnonclng, with no Excellent running condition. S200. money down, on a 1967 CADILLAC. VS, Coll 717-5926 I ower steering, power brakes, air condi- Pnnlna 11MI Far quirk credit O K.. roll 1973 iULTACQ ALPIN* - 3S0CC dirt OASlSmOTORSotl20i) 721-7100. brte. 200 milts. Comprttslen reltast. *WE MEAN Best.omr. 717-9272. 1969 PONTIAC GTO - Four speed. Ntw clutch. Tape deck. Best offer. YAMAHA 1971 - 250-DT1 - J50O milts. IN STOCK! Coll 741-7131 oiler 6 p.m. Outstanding condition. Extras. MOO. Coll 747-0171. BUSINESS - FIREBIRD ESPRIT 1971 — Air condi- tioned, power brakes, power steering. 1970 TRIUMPH TROPHY 100 — Custom. itte stereo, J29O0. Call M2-9O73. Excellent condition. Call otitr 5 p.m. READY 3427444 1964 MGB — Ports car. Motor, trans- mission ond brakes arc In perfect condi- EVERY CAR \S FOR tion. 222-7643. 1961 MUSTANG — Goad condition. En- 150. Autos Rtnt/LtOlt gine ond brakes lust overhauled. New IMMEDIATE tires. Air.other extra!. 199!. 1422199. TOM'S FORD PRICED SPECIAL OFFER! 65 CORVAIR — Asking 1150. In fair con- RENTACAR ditlon. One owner. Please call after 6 DAILY RENTALS ANO LCA3ING DELIVERY. Brand New 1973 p.m., 3294666. TO HWY 13 2641400 KEYPOtT 196> PLYMOUTH — Suburban station TO Chryslers — Plymouths wagon. Fully equipped, air conditioned. 11095. Call from I o.nv9 p.m. 142-0230. 190. wbntMl Aulomotlvt over dealer cosl 1949 VOLKSWAGEN — AM/FM rodlo. Good tires. Good running clean cor. New GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN — SELL! WITH THIS ADI oalnt. 1995. 7412322 or 7411531. AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH MOTORS, INC.. Hwy 33, Eotontown. $43- VOLKSWAGEN VAN 1963 — Rebuilt. Toch, mags, snows, stireo. 1130. Call Jim, 342-3447 after 6. JUNKCARS 110. Autos for Sale PICKED UP Twlnbrook Auto WrecMna Eatontown 542-2235 Highest prices paid for oil used cars OvtR(WHOLE5ALEI Buyer an remise* RUSSELL TOWN « COUNTRY DODGE OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC Co. 72 LINCOLN Mark IV 72 PONTIAC Grand Prix BUSINESS 100 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank '69 DODGE Window Van .DIRECTORY '69 IMPALA 1970 CHEVROLET 71-72 OUSTER Impala Custom, 2-door hard- 210. Bmlnm Strvlcti lop, gold with matching gold brocad* Intirlor, lull power In- LAWN MAINTENANCE cluding laclory air. Lawns cut ond trimmed by me month.' Atk lor gob Toiler. CALL 7471811 . TORN SCREENS?~ F Bring In your wood or aluminum framto RUSSELL for ntw screen wlrt. Frtc Otltvery. OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC CO. PROWN'S [00 Newman Sprfngt Rd. Red Bonk 3i irwKt St., Red eon> 74I7S00 LAWN MAINTENANCE 741-0910 Sod, (ertillllng, raking, ond cutting. Eltl- Beauty & r.Mte». t4HIM COMPLETE : BATHROOM REMODELING N.J. Llcenud and Insured Plumbing e>M electrical Controclori. Ooulily warn on Tile-Carpentry .Paneling -Coblnett • Home Improvements and Additions -Lew Monthly Payments I References.) EstdV the best. Mined 1955. Coll E. SPAHN 4 CO. 5le- Come in and meet &SOf. Reasonable. LOCAL MOVING Estimates alven. Reesonotle.

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lIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIl! Let the ECONOMY SPECIALIST take you for a test drive in the au- ' IN. WenUd Automotive tomobiles that will make your dollar go further. CASH PAID The basic styling of the 450 The new Mercedes-Benz 450 1973 COMET-CAPRI-MONTEGO WtNfED USED CARS series has been determined by SE is the latest model to come WE WILL PAY TOP PRICES the functional requirements of from the world's oldest automo- Come in and meet Dave... TOM'S FORD the car, with safety as the pri- bile manufacturer. The 450 SE mary consideration. "The best is equipped with fuel-injected V- He'll save you money. MO. Auto* for Soli or nothing": a remarkable prin- 8, plus new front and rear sus- ciple that has produced some pensions and completely rede- remarkable cars. signed bodywork. 1969 PONTIAC Bonntvlllt I 4-door hirdlop, na«y blue nivy blut too, nwlehlnfj Intori or. 37,000 mil**. Full pow«r In- WALL cluding factory ilrcantll r Shrewsbury, N.J. Honing, !!?!/si, * ' : •'MonmoulhCounty's Largest Mercedes-Benz Dealer/ RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC CO. Tdi OCfeANPORT AVE, 842-5353 LITTLE SILVER SHREWSBURY AVE.. AT SYCAMORE 747-5400 10 NCMtran ipnngt Rd Rrd Sanl 311. Mrvlcet Ml. Htif The Dally Register, Bed Bank-MKMtetowa, N.J. Friday, May 25,1172 29 it* «M «<»<* wertr. ^H «llrr,et lift. KttoWontod jio.i Wanttd MECHANIC Molt of Ft melt Moie or Ftmolt AUTOMOTIVE PjkL}iHe*ifl#fi*£MHTArt7E VATfJItE tf/5Sr*"&S M/JV — Portumt, fir* «p06rtL>f>rt/ far energetic goi or gjy Apply ir, u*ru#t. Vt Cofiagt inn, 1*» W. to fttrvtc* tstebMsntd advertising ac- From St., Ktypor*. iUEL FABRICATION - Metol stolrs. counts tor locol publication. Must hove Hrt Escapes. All Industrial Welding. auto. Full time. Sotory plus txpentes. Coil EXPERIENCEECED GROOMEGO R 776-5M5, collect, for appointment. M 4 J MARINE FABRICATION Cotll 1 WORKS Ctll42-4O3f 444-7171 TREsTETM/WEyDerienctd onid over 21. Apely Shannon's, MO Shrewsbury EXPERIENCED ROOFING Ave.. New Shrewsbury. Fr» •lllmolcs Call o»«r » p.m. 170-1127 JSSP REGISTERED NORSE ALUMINUM SIDING - Doori. windows,! ;ttS20,000 first yeor, possible mon- ,WEEKENDDUTV jufltrMmdoddltloni. Fr« estimates. Call ogernent In near future. Draw avallatjle. 1 SALES Excellent opportunity to join the progres- SlvS °f Vi*" !* *"«''"•». 9M-44W or Quality men's clothing itore hos opening sive team in modern SOO-bed hospital. M4SX0. Ask for Mr. Sleorn. for on olert, personable individual with a Choice of per diem shift and excellent DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS - high taste level. One who enioys. oppre progressive solory. Convenient lot ol ton. 'AUTOMOBILE DEALERSHIP -Needs ctates. and can coordinate fine clothes. Write or call lor on interview. ATTIC STAIRS CO. _J49MM It *!"' H!^ c?r reconditioning help. 6«- Must have experience selling men's fur- nishings and/or clothing. Excellent ben Director Of Nursing HOME MAINTENANCE - Freetstl «Menl chance for advancement. CoTl 741- ;63w. ostf for soles or service managersg . efits include o liberal discount for person il2?!LPi!il,l.nBtc''r(l?nlr»' POPerlnc. N» ol shoppiia. Call Mfi. Hughes. 377-3343, Nursing Department lob IM trail. Experienced. Reasonable. REAL ESATE SALESPERSON «t«f v« now lor June. July. 29I-O9M Mol*-temole. full time, port-time, llcented ROOTS RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL fj wlljlno to Itorn. Now that youye 103 Broad St, Red Bonk RED BANK MASON tolktd to the rest, come in and talk to Ihe 310. Help Wonted 310. Help Wonted 310. Help Wanted 310. Help Wonted An Equal Opportunity Employer MI-2W £xt. 2W Specialize In fireplaces. best, we seek competent and ambitious An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F •f la, concrete work. 671-1032 people Interested In earning o minimum ot Male or Female Mai or Female Male or Female Male or Fcmole 120,000 a year and In turn we otter com- ANOUET ASSISTANT — Must have SEWING MACHINE pany paid In depth training prog/cm, lib- SHOE SALES working knowledge ond experience in ban- Coll 7390100 eral oVawlnp Account, 40% commission. luet manogement and lood preparation, OPERATORS G&C PLUMBING participating spec arrangements ond Full time, tor nifirt qualify children's shoe Single needle ond edge cutler operators, store. 40-hour week, no nights. Good so ery of moss distributed publications. De- DEL ROSSO S 100% KLEAN - Genirol liver to carriers and check, deliveries perience. This position requires housecltonlng. Rug cleaning special, Ic let Township Board ot Education, 12 Beth- ecutive office buildinQ, I Main St. (Hwy Doy shift, night shift IUS DRIVER — Port-time, guoronleed any Rd.> Hoilet, N.J. 35) Eatontown, twice weekly. Call 254-4500. 310. Help Wanted per (oal. Try us, you'll like us. pall Sit- P ana part-time evening four hours dolly ot S3 per hour. Fringe good typing and sleno skills. Ex- benefits Include full hospltaliiotlon. Call REAL ESTATE SALES — Licensed pre- RN OR LPN -3 p.m. to 11 p.m.. part hours available. MAIDS M/W — Full and part-lime posi- Male or Female cellent working conditions and titlono s availablevilabl . Good salasaforyy , pleasanplet 872-OvOu. or apply-ot Henry Hudson Re- HAULING — Furniture moving, base- ferred. Aggressive growing office re-' time. Emery Manor, AAatowon, gional School. I Grand Tour. Highlands. benelils. ments cleaned. Rmsanool* rates. AtS-lOIt Wires a large staff Cue to expansion pro- #6-6400 working conditionondltions anond fullull fringUlr\r' e *ben- «r 4*5-2024. AsMor Flash; tram. Only Interested In salespeople, de- efits. Applrr!y y InIn person Person*Personnel Office. BEAUTICIAN — Full or porMime. Mini VIETNAM VETERANS sirous of earning over *20,00t> per year. LEGAL SECRETARY - Good Skills. Rlvervlew Hospital*'Red Bank. be experienced. Coll AAorbelt's Coiffures. Office leads, extensive advertising natlon- Township of MfddttrtQwn PLEASE CALL O.MOROE Position Available Immediately. OFFICE PAINTERS WANTED — Minimum uven 56fr7.ll?. ol referral service. Member of two MLS', Ca1lft427W Public Works Department training irogram. All replies held In stric- years experience. Steady work. Reliable, AUTO MECHANIC — Must hove own 566-4000, Ext. 264 test confidence. Send resume to Box G-77, must have own transportation. Coll after 6 tools. Good poy plus benefits. Any Vietnam veteran who is now Tn« Dally Register. Red Bonk. REAL ESTATE COLLEGE STUDENTS p.m. 787-BM?. unemployed or has lust been dis- y g SALES OPPORTUNITY Coll 5M410S charged, coll or write Mr, Jomes MEN WOMEN SHORT ORDER COOK - Experienced EXPERIENCED TYPTST"^ Accuracy Froelkh, Township Hall, Middle- SHOftTORDER COOK - Eiperlenced, W* ore looking for three a ogress ive sales- only need apply. Six day week. Apply In Midland Glass Co. for pancake hhouseo . Apply to Peter Gary's men (M/W) lor our new office which has plus speed. Five day week. town. 671-3100 for further Informa- Summer lobs art available. Short and person, Motowan Diner. Hwy 34, Klata- Coll 542-1143. weekends niiffl. tion. An LquM Opaotiunity Ewpbyer Pancake House, So. FreeholF d Shopping recently expanded due to on Increase in won. 310. Htlp Wantid Center. Rte 9, FreeholdFhld . long term office or warehouse ossiQn- sales. Experience preferred, but not ITJC- ments. Cor is essential. EACHERS, STUDENTS. ETC. - Look. Mai* or Ftmolc essory, we will train you to become a BILLING CLERK — Immediate opening Ing for pocket money. Modern lumber GRILLMAN M/W — Experienced, for .coder in this field. Opportunity and earn- for full-time day position. Good typing re- pancake house. Apply to Peter Gary's yard ana horn* center needs someone eve- EXCELLENT PART-TIME POSITION - ings unlimited. For confidential interview quired. Diversified duties. InsuranInsurancce nlngs and weekends. Call Robert Suslick, Pancake House, So. prcehotd Shopping call 671-9633. oik for Mr. Pena. bkd hlfl Ellt tti l Soles or secretarial. experience optional. Center. Rle 9, Freehold. Free Hospital ization bockaround helpful. Excellent starting sal* lorthwood Lumber Company, 4621680. Send resume to Bo. PI3, The Dolly Reg- ary and fringe benefits. Apply Personnel ister. Red tank. N.J. MAID M/W Very High Rates Dtpt., weekdays 9-2, Jersey Shore Medlc- ELEPHONE SALES — Port-time, 6 to 9 SECRETARY ol Center, Corlies Ave., Neptune. An p.m. four days o week. 52 per hour and DENTAL HYGlENIST — Full or part- Full time. Mature. wnus. Report to Long Branch Community Coll 264-2400 fntereiHna and diversified part-time posi- Recommendation equal opportunity employer. time. In modern office oriented to pre- tion available in Employee Health office. Club, 600 Long Branch Ave., Long Branch ventive denlstry. Good solory and working Hours vary, three days per week. May de- Bonus HAIRDRESSER — Experienced pre- :30 p.m. AUTOMOBILE SALES conditions. Red Bank area. Send resumr velop Into full-time position. Steno ond ferred. Pleaspnt working conditions. Sala- to Bon A-175. The Dolly Register, Ren MECHANIC typing requisites. Duties include working Payday every Monday ry according to background. Phone 642- IFFICE AND BUILDING CLEANING — tank. . C.M. EXPERIENCE PREFERRED wilh the public and assisting head nurse. W23 days. Evenings 741-7541. 'art-time mornings or part-time evenings, Immediate opening for an aggressive person I5 Excellent working conditions. Apply Personnel Office, Rlvervlew Hospi- Never a Fee To You HEAL ESTATE 3A1.I:> — commercial OPERATORS - Case and Drolt back COMPANY PAID BENEFITS tal, between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. 741-2;6o, noes, cat bulldozers. Steady work, good :ASHlERS — Applications accepted. Industrial, and land onty. Local estab- Ext. 224, An equal opportunity employer in our new and used car department. Proven 5 lished firm opening mw office for this e Lite, hospital, molor medlcol pay. Benefits for qualified personnel. 462- Voriobte hours. Ladies' department, At- Insurance for employee and dependent* SMI, 347-2765. Atttr 6.938-5209. lantic Superoma, New Shrewsbury. purpose. Must have license and some ««• paid In full. ;i sales record preferred. Contact Aaron at j •peflenct. Send resume ID BOX K-25, The PANTRYMAN M/W — General kitchen SSISTANT BOOKKEEPER - Gol^Guy evocation plan V OLSTEN : Dolly Rtglsler. Red Bonk. rtdoy type. Full time, five-doy week. e Uniforms sold In fylf ,, '-'-. workcrTues. through Sun. Cobblestones, Hwy 35.JMlftdjjjtoiwi:~v jl-JjKj^. atf votation, hospttoinoiion, "life insur- RASSAS PONTIAC, 395 Broad St., Red Bank. I e Pension ond protlt sharing ,•-—-' PROOF ing*. Apply in person. On coats. Union shop. Storting salary D • Tool box Insurance COMPANION — For Invalfdhusband. an hour. Apply Won Slrtet Fashions, 37 • Six paid holidays TEMPORARIES SCttWARTZ CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 741-5180 I IURI.35 Eolontown S42-S30O Fro% m 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. ,141 W. Front St., Red Bank Wall SI.. Red Bank. • Pay plan up to 14.ao per fodory Coll before 2 p.m.. 22MI5O flat rate hour for top rate Class A READER <*/4 ml. north of MonmoulhShopping PORTER M/W — For general cleaning LEGAL SECRETARY - Stine ond twins mechanic. Center) ,.KER — Experienced. Morning hours. and full care ot floors. Neat and sober. required. Experience preferred. Experienced proofreader REGISTERED X-RAY TECHNICIAN All yeor round. Top wooes. Top solarf ond fringe benefits. DO NOT Coll 2M46OS for 500-betf community hospital. Full time, 'HONE. Apply In person, weekdays only, wanted for busy compositor, permanent position for person with good 10 a.m. to 2 P.m. ATLANTIC HIGH ULf SPERSON - Bellone netds two oul- RUSSELL 7:30 a.m. to 4:15 p.m., five working background. Hospital experience LANDS NURSING HOME, 8 Mlddletown side salespersons. Must hove car. Coll preferred. Apply Personnel Office, week Ave., Atlantic Highlands. 747-1711 orTM-TTM. Oldsmoblle-Cadlllac Co. day week. Many benefits. days « to 2. Jersey Shore Medical Center. SUPERVISORS UK) Newman Srplngs Rd. Red Bank Ccrlles Ave., Neprune. An equol opportu- For Monmoluth ond Oceon Counties. Ca- SALES — Part-time. Supplement family SPRING IS HERE — And the early bird nity employer. reer opportunity lor m»n/wom»n. Full income. Commission plus bonus gifts. No »lll cotch the worm. Feolher your nesl ASSISTANAsT kMANAGER for Mr.. EbeWORKINl G - Call 747-5880 time permanent position with dynamic ex- Investment. Call 9 o.m.-12 noon, 3M-8933. with extra cash In your spore time. For Apply in person, Ben's Carwash, Hwy 3S, for appointment AIR CONDITIONED PLANT — Needs Dondlna cornnanv. No exDerienw n*c»\- LEGAL SECRETARY - Good skills Information call SU-173). light factory operators tor 12 midnight to sarv.. Prefer to train our own people. PRODUCTION JOBS for interview. »:15 a.m. shift. Benefits. Apply Air Mold- Must enjoy working with teenage boys Position available immediately TflfiVE* —Apply In person. RN OR LPN ed Products, Phyllis ond Clork Sis., Hoi- ond .have late model von or station waoon. Call M2-;?.7», The Dally Register, Red 6d., Hoilet. mensurate with experience. Please send ptr month port-ttme. Own hours. Work Bonk. An equal opportunity employer. from home. 332.8/M. betMt, i> fMbmg train,.. u« 110. Autos for Sole hod a layoff. We poy oil benefits. ating in 13 states Irom Maine to Virginia. MEN OR WOMEN — Opportunity to (earn be experienced. Day and night shifts. Ap- Ceii^ett* SWtid, ItxW J, moJM m.d*d, (Ut»- ply in ptrion. REX OINER, II? W. Front pogrom, «a(Oti«nt, p«nensl 6oj% and mart. new trade, outside work. Opportunity to St., Red Bonk. • OPERATORS We need aggressive, sell-disciplined and sell-motivating people to earn SIM a week and up. Coll 741-2071. 8 'Aoolyat: a.m. to 12 noon only. Equal opportunity • MACHINISTS enter our development.program which is 12-18 months in length. employer. HECON CORP. • INSPECTORS HUHTEH MARINE CORPQHAHON Earn $140 - S170 per week while you learn the basics of good A FULL TIME DISHWASHER — Includes 31 Pork Rd. New Shrewsbury VdbtTib management and take part in our excellent fringe benefit pro- room and board. Apply In person, Naves- MIDMONMOUTH INDUSTRIAL PARK • TOOL GRINDERS XLOCtleU In Marlboro Industrial Part) gram. You will also be able to iram m nearby locations. Relocation Ink Country Club, 50 Lutfburrow Lone, 25 min, from Middietown. S. Plalnfield Morlboio. N.J. Mlddletown Permanent Position Exft Rt. 21/. Eco Pump Corp.. 2387 S. • f .m. • 3 pjn. Monday Itru Stfufdoy will become necessary at some luture date with all costs being as- 1972 OLDSMOBILE {COUNTER HELP - Full or porl-tlm*. Clinton Ave., South Plalnfteld. 754-5334. sumed by FRIENDLY ICE CREAM. ' PlMiont working conditions, excellent Outstanding Benefits TIRE SHOP MECHANIC - Musi have You need only three bases lo apply: you must te a high school Cutlass 1971 CADILLAC I pay. Apply Tomaino Brothin, 184 Mon- own tools. Must know front-end oiionment j mouth St., Wed Bonk. Modern Facilities ond air conditioning. Good pay and in- graduate, own a car and be over 21. Although not required, some J-door Sport Coupe. Whll*. Sedan DeVille centive. Call 566-4105 college and some restaurant experience would be lo your advan- bill* top, matching Interior. Air Navy blue, while lop, match- TO ASSIST — With shipping ond receiving tage. conditioning, power steering, Ing Interior. Stereo with tapt. ^ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK — ASSEMBLER and moterlal handling. Apply Crown Engi- LPN ! Part-time, hours flexible, morning or at- neerina Corp., Locust St., Keyport. 264- By Examination Our managers run their operations without "he normal nsV ot own- brakes, aulpmatlc, etc., ate. Air conditioning. Door locki, iternoon. Apply Little Silver Cleaners, 601 Light mechanical assembly ond soldering 30W ership and are earning between S12.000 and 520,000 per year BrancRN OhR Ave.LPN. Uffl— Iet p.mSilver. t.o ! a.m. Sunday. 3 p.m. ID 1 (p.m. shift onty 20,000 miles. Like new 17,000 milaa. Excellent car ond Monday. Emery Manor. Motowan. work. Experience with hand tods, assem- LPN OR RN — 3-11 fuTTtlme. Excellent bly and soldering techniques. with many over S20.000. throughout. Alk ,„ Bm o,cttr throughout. Aid (or loo fosfer benefits. Apply in person. 10-4 p.rn, Ar- nold-Walter Nursina Home, 422 So. Lourri II you live within reasonable traveling distance to our shops in WATCHMAN M/W - Light duties. Hall Apply In perion between 8:30 and 4 p.m. Ave., Hoilet. 787.&30O. Full time. hour tours, five days a week. 31 Park Rd., New Shrewsbury. (Mid Mon- Matawan. Shrewsbury, Eng'ishtown or Bricklown, we would like lo RUSSELL RUSSELL Calf WB-5J38 mouth Induitiral Park) DISHWASHER — Nights. Apply ERSON - To worTon 566-&400 horse form. Apply In per ion. Mon . Wed., BE A LTE RATIONS — Additions, alt typel r Pearl and or Fri , Combs Animal Hospital, Shrews- REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE - Suc- :orpentry. A. Bruce Eigtnrouch, Bulldei Bead Restringing __ Special Tutone paint (Yellow/Brown). V-8 Engine. bury. cessful firm looking for ambitious ond ex- ~-Q\\Mim oiler 5 pm. ARROW LIMOUSINE GOOD HUMOR perienced salespeople. Can 9<6 ?wo CADILLACS ANQ CHRVSLERS FOR EKoertiy on Draided nylon, st.^o a strond~ Cruiseomatic Transmission. Power Sleering and ALL OCCASIONS.,24 HR. SERVICE. 110. Autot for Sale OOO E STOOK: ~^Tfi"p eri»ncVd * CALL lilUU Sterling closps from 7Sc. REUSSILLES' J4 MAN Apply in person, SHORE POINT INN. Builder Brood St., Red Bonk. Brakes. Factory Air Conditioner. Radio. Deluxe Inte- OR A GOOD HUMOR GAL JJ-iOHwv JS, He He! o exDencnte required RALPH A. COLE. BUILDER rior Trim, West Coast Mirrors. Bumper Guards. Rear «o Expense* or coil to you BOOKKEEPER - PART-TIME New Homti-Addltloni-AHeralloni Odd Jobs En|oy High Income Experienced ihrough oenerol ledger. Mod- Rooli. Call XI 1M1 Plumbing and Heating Step Bumper with Ball Hitch. Mag Style Wheel Cov- Bring your N.J. Driver's Licence ern air conditioned offices In Little Silver. LIGHT HAULING - Cellors, ooronts . S8S Shrewsbury Ave.. Shrewsbury Choose your own hours. For more infor cleoneo up. Fret astlmotes. /4I<2U9 olur VAGNER's PLUMBING AND HEATING ers. PLUS an 8' Deluxe Lined Cap with Light and motion and interview, call Mrs. Rowland Ceramic Tile 3 pm. — New installations and repairs. All types DRAFTSMAN — Senior (Civil). Per* between 9 a.m. ond 5 p.m. at S42-626} CERAMIC TILE plumbing work. 264-4494 anytime. Movable Windows and Screens. manent Position with N.J. Shore Area Floors ond Walls Consulting Engineer. Minimum fiv* years DIRECTOR OF NURSING SERVICE — Phone miif Light Hauling and Moving experience on subdivisions, streets, high- Skilled nursing home, Monmouth County Coll 7I/-5J3S or 49S-I5O] $ ways, drainage, sewers, woter supply or area. Excellent satory. Send resume to Clocks and Roofing, Siding 3395 1970PONTIAC tax maps. We offer extensive fringe ben- Box L-H. The Daily Regisitr. Red Qonk •Mi, tolly competitive salorles ond o pro- GARDENER - Litti* Silver areeTTFi've Watch Repair & Insulation fetilonal tnvironment. Decorating Bonnevllle day week. Power equipment. Steody nliqur clocks, watches, (me lewclry ex- ROOFING-SIDING - Aluminum. ylnvT. Reply with resume, salary requirements 'ark. 741-3313 PAINTING — Bruth and spray. AUo wall- 4-door hardlop, gold, match- andavoiiabihtv to: pertly done. Oon Pons Jewelers. t9f River Strotallle, thatch, cednr. Written auoron- Rd, Fair Haven. «<2 6J!». poperma. Call for tret estimate, let on all work, lobor. <;|-I2'9. ing gold brocade Interior, Full HARDWARE CLERK WANTED — Ma- RodSchoellncr I47-4IM power,Including factory air r tM ASSOCIATES. INC. turf. Will tweh business. MOST AFFORDABLE Pi 213 Hwy 35, Mlddltlown Two. 6/1-1600 conditioning. Immaculata Commercial Art RAUL JIMENEZ WM9II S9.W ROOFING 74I-M30 P.O. Red Bank, N.J. 0//0I PERSON — Experienced m floor waxing Pointing, Interior ond exterior. Plul mi- "Monmoulh County's Live Wlr* Roofers" throughout. n,k tor tin D.c*.r; All Replies confidential business. Reply to Paul Joseph ZortMa, 26 SIGN LANGUAGE - We make signs, nor repairs. 739-KM5oiler I:M Specialists — repoiri, shingle work. Noutalis Drive, Leonardo posters., cuiiom art and flyer* that speak We are on Equol Opportunity Employer^ tor you. Coll CT4WI or MJMII. STU^TENTS — Earn hlqn profits selling TELEPHONE SOLICITOR — Sell Rodeo tickets 'or focol civic orgamiation. E* INTERIOR PAINTING,PAPERING Fuller Brush products. Your own hours. penenctd. Cat I 229-IW8 _ RUSSELL Chance for icholorihip aront. 364,1344 ond Diamonds, J. A. Smith 542-0779 Slip Covers OLOSMOBILE CADILLAC CO. MA-I0J). APPLIC ATIONS' - ArTbeinflTScn tor Bought or Restyled DOREMUS FORD 1 CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS _ Jta" 00 N.wmon Sprlrgi Rd. RiO Sonli the position ot Matron ond Custodian in CARL B. JONES — Pointing on) wollpo- DRIVERS — Experienced in loading the Kcaniburg School Oittrtct. Appli- Let us buy lh» dlomondi you don't am pering. Fully Insured. Fftr tret estlmolis. p«r«d cushion covert, expertly titled; 90M0NM0UTHST. 741-8000 RED BANK houwnold floods. Apply in ptuort ot AN- cotioni may bt obtained at th# Boord Ot- or itt ui ristylt them (or you pfrionollv. coll rn-3l]l. Hitched, Coll Joon. I/MM* ^ 741-0910 DERSON BROS. INC, ll.JJ MlthoMC St.. tic», 1*0 Port Monmouih, Rd.. Keansburg. H«mlll«'. it Brood ». Red Bonk, N.J, /4I-00J0. N.J. iOS.Apofimtms jtiOJMauunfer Rtrrt THE FAMILY CIRCUS By Bil Keane TJli'iOH - Ucfurnithed' dwe-li _ Dnir** IW« « < 31TO* Oafl y Register, Bed Bank-MieWicwvKi, !%J. Jnday, Mayft. » ttt rt t $ couple, no children, good, FLOOR AND WINDOW CLEANING SELL Three bedrcoi "Terences. Coll ofler 6 p.m. U2-WU. Business ond equipment for sole. .UNUSUALLY LARGE LIVING oom. t Gil' Supervisor SU 3»S or at tin dOOMAREAS. APPROXIMATELY tcnen, living room, dining rooi Y30NG COUPLE WITH BABY - Worn Brood gtncrot farm experience. FAST 32 FT. LONG. • lie Loot, fXddlelown. nf-Wi. two-bedroom house to rent. J150 to 1175. Including form animolj ond poultry. BEAUTY SALON - In bwsy shopplr Coll 531-U59. center, Rte. 9. Ooing well. Moving out WITH A QUICK ACTION • LUXURIOUS WALL TO-WALL Our new An I mo! Health Research Station. state. Coll 363 1008, LOW-COST CARPETING INCLUDED FREE. 620. Rentals to Shore located in o plea writ central New Jersey PART-TIME — Business partners wanted.' suburban area, hai on attractive opening DAILY REGISTER • MODERN SECURITY INTERCOM REE RENT — To mother with one child for o Foremon (mole or femole) obit to Investment less than S100. Potential S10CC o month. 4*4-1064, 544-1025. jnd car. in e.chonge lor housekeeping handle brood supervisory duties. Knowl- • AMPLE STORAGE AREA AND lulies. Call 495-1 in. edge ond experience must particularly ap- FURNISHED HOUSE - Two "'*"' FAMILY AD RESERVED ON PREMISES PARKING bedrooms. Hollet. Leonardo or Bellord ply Io core ond handling of large numbers A FREE COPY FREE. ED BANK — Girl to shore loroe house of domestic animals, Including cows, pigs 3 LINES -5 DAYS Ith two ol some. Coll B42-IW0, E«l. 301, oreo. Coll 7I7-H2I6 ofler 7 p.m. and chickens Skill in supervision and Opportunities ond facts of ownng vour FOR • WATER INCLUDED IN RENT FREE. Ooys, or 7JI-O33J evenings. RTSTONSIBLE SMALL FAMILY - ability to handle responsibility reliably own Dullness. What you shoould know be- pre ofprlm* importonce. , JUST WANTED — One or Two women to shore Seeks two-bedroom Home undewn" • BRAND NEW LAUNDRY FACILITIES twD-bedroom furnished oportmtnt »itn month. Coll 170-9113. ' $2.00 ra it6 a J frcrmnd-S* For Sale Only, ON PREMISES. some. Swimminrj pool. ' JF '\ VyX JNFURNI5HETHOUSE Thr«* °; Roche, a rrtoior pharmaceutical, vitamin. FOR SALE nqlnatr Iron o householC minutes from oceon, Long Bronch. 1130 | ond heel ft! product! company, offers fully operating landscopr business Cted a salt pnee ol $50 OC • BUS TO NEW YORK CITY AND per rnonthplus security. <3T-J8I5, Ext. 41. t»droon». by July I. WOO to $500. Call competitive salary, based on quoli NJ Sftore. Ideal for young designer < OTHER POIHTS STOPS RIGHT AT 272S. . ficotlons, very complete benefits, ond ex ing to be sell julflcitnt. Will sell YOUR DOOR. ONG BRANCH - Need on7 female to ceilenf conditions. Please send resume to without iroperly' . Addres" 'J s" replie"" s to Red ol line il 00 No copy charges may bf ,hare apartment with some. Own bed- the attention of Edward Meseck, Associ . Bo« 3*5, Red Bank. N.J mode ond no discounts or returns witt be • AIR CONDITIONING UNITS •oom, Reosonable. 2W-7127 after I p.m. O1» Personnel Manager — Re&earcn. Bonk P.I mode i' ad is concord before expiration. INCLUDED IN RENT. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE - New packooe liquor store. To Place Your Daily Register opened Morch. 1973. Potential sales 1350M • FABULOUS CONVENIENT ' FOR SALE Hoffmann- to SS00M annually Relocation of rnonog FAMILY AD, CALL. . . LOCATION, JUST OFF 435. Summer Rentals io partner compels sale. Brood C li- ROUTE 3S WITHIN la cense. Located in Shrewsbury Plow Shop TLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Huge opart- LaRoche Inc. Pino Center, Rte 35. Shrewsbury AsWnq MILE OF REGIONAL ANO LOCAL >ent, furnished Available immedioteiv- SWi.OOO plus inventory loO.OOO cash re_ 741-6900 SHOPPING CRNTERS. ear beaches and yacht harbor. S900 until 705. Houitt for Sal* 340 Kingland Street quired; balance on convenient payout. If .abor Doy. Colt 741-0323. interested coll Mr. Jourmck. (201) <2o 24-Hour Service • APPROXIMATELY 2 MILES FROM 0700. GARRARD AT60 - 4-speed turntoble, GARDEN STATE PARKWAY. LONG BRANCH — Oceon front. Pnvote Nutley, N.J. 07110 mint condition, with du*l cover, its. COLTS NECK An Equol Opportunity Employer M/W beach. Two-bedroom furnished oport- TAVERN — Over 40 yeors some location. 6MI390 • SHADES AND SCREENS PROVIDED ntnii from May 15 To LoDor Day. No Steady clientele. Package goods, bar, FREE. snacks. Purchase building ona Business or ~BABy~CARRIAGE - Cooch type, Mil •efs. Near race Yrack. 22?-1553. business only. 29*. down. Mortgage al- Good condition. NEW Phone /39-U31 know where spring, summer, fall ond winter are, • ULTRA MODERN GOLD MEDALLION HIGHLANDS — Two-bedroom house with REGISTERED NURSE ready arronged. (Eves: Mr. Kelly JJS- ALL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES. private beoch on Shrewsbury River, COLONIAL AND RANCH 1660) PHONE 774,500 GARRABRAHT, temodeted ord furniahrt. J15M tor jeo- CO-ORDINATOR REALTORS. OurHthjrear. NTioue O*K"ROLT-TOP DESK - but I can't figure out where AUTUMN fits in." ,.1b White wool ruq, fl « 11, »S0- Danish Also one-bedroom efticiency bun- $68,900 AND UP wv SBC weekly. B7MMO5. irst time offered, with mony outstanding OF NURSING CARE tc^TrTTsTXeTisMED SBBO AND type couch, S40. Redwood love seat ond re II P.M.? A.M. HARDWARE STORE - Includes t'i table 120 Country style double head 310. Merchondlie for Saje^ 570. Pets and Livestock PENNSYLVANIA — Pocono LoKe. Cha- titurej Some homej feature *>'*« " Full time, to primarily direct, plan and acre, buildings, stock, and taroe• home. boord, slS^Low crest, suitable den or laces, stained Irlm, full basement, cen CJVERHEAD GARAGE DOOR - »'J-16\ let, sleeps II, fireplace, dishwostier, TV ol oir conditioning, paneled family evoluete the nursing core administered m Setlle estote HAROLD LINDEMANN. child's room, S2D, Desk ond choir, 115. 100 s OF PUPS loke, fishing, tennis. Near golf ond hones. specific nursing units. Adequate previous Broker. Eotonlown. 542-1103. Four director's chairs, 13 eoch. Pair or One sulky wllh pickup body tor lo*n tree- iom, ond many more unique features. WORLD'S LARGEST SELECTION it 75 weekly. 671-3071. 3ll us now for on appointment. nursing experience resulting in clinical old oak choirs, tlo eoch. White morole tor. W 1CMI. Hours; Open Sot., Sun., Mon. 10-S expertise. Evidence of leadership skills. top, 2' x 5", VJO. Lorge log rock, J20. Coll THREE MEDITERRANEAN TABLES — Other doys by oppt. only DOCK YOUP BOAT SCE"NTC~ LOCATION — Aflontic High- imitative, ability 1o organize, ability to re tJ)-u}9 Gold velvet coucri. Best otfer. All one (Closed Tuesday) IN YOUR OWN BACKYARD lands Two-bedroom furnished home. WILLIAAASBURG tote ond communicate to at) levels oi per References. 29I-J724 lonnel. Excellent personnel policies in 420. Mortgages ALE — Children's clothing, Infrjnt to siie yeor old. Excellent condllian. nimt. (Open Monday Memorial Day) eluding four weeks vacation. 100% tulhgr . Also toys. All like new. Fr•oom 50c to U. CB RADIOS — Wild o new Chonnel » lor 1, Lassie Form Colties YACHT HARBOR SUMMER OR YEAR ROUNO RENTAL REALTY CO. reTuna program. Apply m confidence to :oll Ul-lllb. emeroency. You shouldn't travel without 2. Shetland Shepherds — Modern oportment. Nice area. Near No Fees Charged TILITV TRAILERJJS - Bikes, »5, this rodlo. Will instoll. W-1IM. j. Maiomute 4 Huskies Trie ultimote oportmtnt with a view of beach ond shopping. Call 49S-041&. 4. Brittany fc Spaniels 431-9100 Director Of Nursing lonks, U. mlloloble roll, like new, »25. SEARS CRAFTSMAN RADIAL ABM SAW the sea and river. One ond two-bett- FURNISHED COTTAGE On Second mortgage Loons 5. K Golden Retrievers room apartments from $250. ools. I!. JM-3O20. — Used only a tew limes. Best otfer. Call 6. Retrlver - Lobradors Oceanport Nursing Department NO LEGAL FEES! 5441426 ?TEJ4__COLTS N ECK NO CLOSING COST! JOUBLE "Box spring, mrjttress, month 54?-<4l9. 7. Farm Police docs ., ••• YACHT HARBOR RIVERVIEW HOSPIfAL NO DEPOSITS! Id con t use, ISO Mople chilferobe 125, BABY ITEMS - Bilt-Rite corrloge, S50, 8. Border Collies 13B2 Ocean Ave Sea Bngrii ATTRACTIVE HOME - Ne Thf ouole dresser UO, M2-1«». "OUR BEST BUY! ~ RED BANK Applications taken by phone. Call the ex- Perego stroller, »35, Peterson reclining 9. Fox Terrycrs.... 842-64 IS M1-12M Beautiful Fair Hoven strstreee t Blq yora 7JI-J70O E«l. Ill perienced, licensed, Second Mortgage high choir, JI5, Kont-wei reclining car to. Pomeromans — Eskimos Four bedrooms, den July tt-Sept I. Al- OVING — Contents of house. All furni- 5J5 An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F^ Lender, in Business since 1945. jre, appliances, odds ond ends. 20 Crest leot S13 Also, cor-bfd, playpen, crib 11. Toy Collie & Sponieli .... RED BANK -,Lu»ury opartment on Ih, loire-Forrow, Realtors. 741-3450.713450 ^ _ SECLUDED SPLIT mattress, infant swing, foldoble sfrolier, 12. Panda Cotlles J35 Naveslnk. Two bedrooms, two baths vr bedrooms. Center foyef. Pa baths. Id., Widdlelown.OI-am. from U to 110. Everything 'like new.'1 13. Basset & Spaniels VJ5 KEANSBURG —Two-three month tempo * ooneled fomity room. Basement. Red large dining room, air conditioned. BOD rary rental. Two bedrooms. Security AVIONICS/ELECTRONICS Mortgage Assocs. fROMB^NE - US. Cornet. US. WkKer Coll «71-0137. , a. 14. */* Dalmatians , ,»35 MAN ARMS APARTMENTS. 1350. 74" wood deck Gorage. Shade trees. Owner Serplco's, ICI Monmoufh SI. Nenl to 150 GE, 23,000 BIU. »l'5. UKe new. 7<1- pestrv *7nU. J2S. mohogony china closet, theoter. 7CP Realty, Jjl-wr. ises. Air conditlonlno and all utilities good condition. Tremendous vegetable Fine for barbecuing, $1.35 large M" high 1500. 291-0015. from Sea Bright bridge, corner Rurmon BEAGLE AND TERRIER MIX PUPPY jorden with lorge asparagus and straw- bog full. Also generous pickup food kin- Rd. and Ward Ave.. to 14 North Ward — KEYPOKl eluded. Unfurnished 1225. Furnishec ASSEMBLERS >RGE BOILER - Two' and six " pipe, — Femole. three months old. Free to good •50. ALLAIRE-FARROW, Realtor, 741 berry beds, mony fruit beortno. apple, dling, 2x6.4,119.50 delivered locally. Ave., Rurmon. p*ar, peoch and cherry trees, l'/j acre lot. iodlolors onrj other moteriol pertaining No Advance Sales! home. 8«-SJ4t> IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 150. CKpeHencedund non experienced to oretnhouses Call for oppoinrment, spl- AKC BLOODHOUND ONE-BEDROOM $175 Tremendous buy! S49,iOO. RED BANK LUMBER WOK Florist. Rum son, 842-OA74 HOUSEHOLD CLEARANCE - Old par Femole ORE — 49 Hwy 3*, Keyport. 1235 sq PART-TIME B Won Red Bonk 7IS. 7I7-9JU or 495-OU9. GARDENS ired E.A ARMSTRONG AGENCY LITTLE SILVER -552,900" drond new eraon with Phyihm cribs ond baby items. Glosswore, rugs, ealtor. 5S5 Prospect Ave..Little Silver. perlencc necessary. Port tint S p.m. to ' ed leather seats, 135. Small mapllOple dinindlnlngr end lamps. 5c tobte, etc. 71 Cayuga Ave. 25) Atlantic St., off Rt. 3* "Five-Bedroom Value" M95 AKC IRISH SETTER PUPPIES - Shots, 3 p.m. 1? per hour Io stort. Modern working able, two choirs, 130. Map Ie cocktail Oceonporl. (Off Port-ou-Peck Avt.> Superintendent on Premises 11 4500. roctlcallv rttw, outstanding value. ~Tret\. conditions Apply in person. Power Phyi- Immediote delivery. Bench, music ond' table, two matching end tables with »ix weeks old. Field ono Show. Apt. 6 'rime neighborhood. Spacious lomily ics Corp., M2 Industrial Way Weil. Eaton Imoni Included, MOVING 5ALE — Thurs. and Fn.- Me. Coll 74M071 WALNUTPANELED - FlrV floor oftlci matching tomps, S15 for oil. W1-O015 Phone (201) 264-S3I3 300 so. ft. Atr condltloninq ond oil utilities room. Two boths. Many appointments. town. 34, 15, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Choirs, color FREE |9 o.m.-5 p.m.) :ARPETING - (Wool) ond padding. Sol TV's, tables, Simmons double beds tncluaed, Can be rented furnished or up- ASSEMBLERS - Electronic manufac- 775-9300 d beige Good condition. Nearly 48.65 clothes, etc. U5 Kingj Hwy- Middtctown. ADORABLE KITTENS RED BANK — Unfurnished Greentree jrnlshed. Answering service available turer hoi immediate requirement 'or os- Qpci3*3" and 74M144 Apartments, 239 Spring St. 5turfio opart- wo could shore. Unfurnished 1150, fur ments available immediately. Call for ap- ADAMS Hfnblers. Mo|or Medico* ond lite insur- 4'A''»I0 2"'- Two pieces 5J"x4O" ond MOVING SALE — Must sell silver, rug, GERMAN SHEPHERD — Femole, eight shed *175. ALLAIRE-FARROW, Real ance provided. Paid vacation and ho- DESKS. FILES, tobies, chairs, adding mn- 34"xM". Priced for quick sole. M9.95. W- pointings, antiques, drop", boby items. pointment, 741-3953. or, 741-3450. " AGENCY-REALTORS chines, typewriters, oflice equipment, elc. months old, with papers. lldoys. Coll OT-83D0. A.F.I. Bicycle, stereo, furniture. Toys. Sea Coll 431-5620 evenings Open 7 days, 24 hour service ol bargain prices. New or used. AAC Bright Villooe, Oceon Ave., Seo Bright. RED BANK — Garden apartments. Two Atlantic Highlands PERMANENT PART-TIME HELP - DESK OUTLET, 1709 Rl. 35. Ookhursl. MAHOGANY CABINET - 21" RCA con* May 27, 28, ». * Io 5. 747-0)41. FREE KITTENS bedrooms, References, security and lease 842-5098 General office work. Typing essential. Ap- blnotlon XV, AM/FM shortwolve rodio, required. 1160 per month, NO PETS. S3I-379O. TO GOOD HOMES [holce location. Corner lot 105'xl58', com 10 Ave, of 3 R ivers ' Rumson ply In person only to LITTMANS JEW- md record ployer, 150. 6/1-0146. GARAGE SALE — Oriental items, furni- 291-2085 Adults preferred. Coll between 10 a.m. ELERS. »S Brood St., Red Bonk. TOP "so11 ture, antiques, bric-a-brac, dfshes. May ond 5 p.m. only. 741-2975. letely fenced, two gates. Building con- iUJST SELL - Carpeting. Rust lone Ac^ VERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS - AKC. jins furnished office with private lovo- ON EOF A K IN D~ CASHIER - Apply in person. Screened from lor"* lond 24, 25, 26, 10 O.m. 17 Twelfth St.. W. Luros. JM-HIS ilon, 15x16, like new. Just cleaned. Beit Keonsborg, off Laurel. Two females, black/tan. $75 ond 1100. Calt WATERFRONT - Furnished three ry, 2-bov aoroo*< second tovntory, This cKstom built ranch home is beau- CBS SUPER MARKET foam rubber podding. »2. 741-0351. 747-1222 titter 5 p.m. room*, immaculate. Seasonal or yearly. )ned commercial, liflht morufocturlrg tifully pVnnetf. Country kitchen, huae and 3«MoinSI.. KeonsOurg ANTIQUE GARAGE SALE —M Movingo . May 26,, 27. NoulHus Apartments, 2 Rumson Rd,, Sea tfeliqhtful, three bedrooms, two baths, 'ALNUT ROOM DIVIDER 425 - Belt BASSET PUPS — AKC. 11 weeks. All imediate occupancy. 791-0163. DICTAPHONE TYPIST - Porl lime, BATHTUB AND SINK 110-4 . 16167 HerH Dr.D , MlddlelMlddle o . RefrigRefrig- Bright. WJ^IJO^ family room, This house could be greatly ercisor, $15, two stereo speakers, 520, erator, wosher, lots more! shots, wormed. Must sell. Home raised. ;ElTfRAT~NEW~jlRS¥Y'"- Have e Mlodleiown oreo. write Boi 194. Lincroft. PMONE 291-04*3 FTTRNISHED IfFRCl E*NC Y -"?ull kftch- ellent locations available for reto expanded with little cost, superb condi od slicer, S3, umbrella table, U. mirror, Reasonable. 222-2444. tlon. 5«2,S00. • NJ, 07136. xSfl, SB. 741-3680. PATIO SALE — May 25-26, 9-4 p.m. 24 en, living room — bedroom accom- lores, bouliques, etc. Outstanding renli 'ERMANENT REGISTERED QUARTER LAUNDROMAT ATTENDANT SLIPCOVERS JICYCLE — 20" giri"s Schwinn Fair Lody Vaughn Ct., Ineor Hexogon), Eotontown. modation. Yearly or seasonal. Immediote alues Call 842-4672. Brokers fully pri 100's ot miscellaneous Items — cheop! MORSE — Eight yeors old. occupancy. Cy ond Art's, 842-0088. ccted. Mlddletown Area lastic or Fobric. Call direct to manufac- itlngroy, MKe new, i35. TV portable Zen- Coll after *, 741-863? Borus Agency ffl-4iOS evenings Doys, 177 W7 turer serving New Jersey. Shop at home th, i?" black ond white, S50. GOCKJ condi- BARGAINS — Goj dryer, like new, *70. MIDDLETOWN - 3Tooms neoiTylur DFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE — In Cry REALTORS service. Cofl Mr. Tupe, 842-8319, - "FREE PUPPIES" rushed, Ol( utilities supplied. Single or ~ HAIR STYLIST ion. 566-9594 after 6. GE washer, M0. Doisy sailboat, J50. 9x11 al Brook Professional Building, Eoto 400 River 7Rd.hASi, Fair Haven BABY GRAND PIANO — Good shape. oriental rug, 140. B42-0938. To good homes. o2 Bralnord Aye., business couple preferred. <71-3709. fn 1120 per monlh tor approximate l L Musi be experienced, fost PHILCO TV COLOR PORTABLE Port Monmouth. 787-5*15 iVMDDLETOWN — Three becfroom split- Call 787-2504 tor appointment Besl otter. Needs repair. >40, LITTLE SILVER - Prestige area. Three sq. (t. Call Miss Bosselmcnn, 542-2236, LEONARDO — Three bedrooms, 1'a 747-1477 GARAGE SALE — Moy ,25, 26, 10-4 p.m. bathslevel., Livinlargeg eat-Iroomn witkltcnenh cathedra, livingl ceilingroom,. Coll 391-4150 Books, tools, dolls, doll furniture, kitchen IRISH SETTER PUPPIES - AKC regis rooms ond bath, unfurnished. In private ^TAWAN — Three-room suile-. EXPERIENCED MACHINE PRESSERS tered, Five males, live females. Champion uliiitLargye anrecreatiod recreation roomn room. Laundr. Principalsy room.' set, sewing moteriot, knick-knocks, mis- residence. Facilities for hot plate and TOfessionol office space J32S per monii Hardwood floors. Potlo, Professionally — For sportswear. Apply Jonathon Logan, EFRlGERATOR"G7bso rTTiVTuTTt" bloodline. 222-4742 alter 6 p.m. _ smotl refrigerator, Second "floor, private only. Coll 291-4318. 1 Johnson Ave.. Molowon. S66 9313. NOW UNTIL MAY 31 ide-by-side. One yeor old. Coppertone. cellaneous household. 140 Church St., Key- Jther office space available ot reosonob landscaped "3 acre. 143,500. A/1-2005 All oreen wore 50°. off port. entrance. Available lor mature individual Otes. HAIRDRESSER — One part timeT^ne 1275. 5000 BTU oir conditioner, one yeor GiRMATTsHEPHE RbTu P PIES S150 per month. 842-e894. Hobby Corner Ceramics Sludio Old, SM. Call 671-4479. Eiaht weeks old. Reasonable. VANS AGENCY, REALTOR MOVTNGONEW ENGLAND full lime. Coll 223-9592 doys. Evenings 82 Oceanport Ave., Little Silver CLEARANCE GARAGE SALE -279 Charmlno two-bedroom home. Nice lot. Molrt St., Belford, 9 Io 7 p.m. May 24, 26. Calt 291-OBS; UNION BEACH — Three large rooms ond S'rathmore Protessionol Buildina 222-4505. GE TWO-DOOR REFRIGERATOR- 8 Ideal lor young couple. Principals only, BABY GRAND PIANO - 5 1", ebony. Clothes, books, lamps, bed, shoes, plants, HATCH~YOUR OWN - Setting hen and bath. One month security. No pets. 264 :le 34, Matowon _ __^".! J DRIVERS AND HELPERS — To load and Vtry gopd condition. Wust sell. Best offer. FREEZER — 550. Kino sire mattress, box 7226. . "~4,000. Call B/3-OvO;. spring, 150. 671-2015. etc. Giveaway prices. fertile eggs for sale. Woolbrior Farm, 00 SO ~FT~"— "pTrM" floor, private e unload feed trucks. Apply Tn State Feed &-95O1 ance, River Rd., Foir Hover. After YARD SALE — Household items. Sunday, Laurel Ave., Holmdel. GARDEN APARTMENT — One bedroom Co. Office Trailer, stable gate entrance to TAPE R EC~6RDER - Wolleniok S7^6, Air conditioned. Centrally located. Avail m. coll /41-02O4. More Classified Monmouth Porx Racetrack, Jolme and GIBSON AND FENDER GUITARS - Ex- May 27, II noon to 6 p.m. 15 Seoview elienl condition. Reasonable. After A complete siereo unit, S50. Coll evenings oble June 1. Coll 264-0111. Myrtle Ayes. i7l-3326. Ave., Keonsburg. Proceeds to benefit i.m. call 791-4UB. Keonsburg First Aid Squad. FREE PUPPIES on Next Page LANDSCAPITHELP WANTED GUITARS - I960 Strotocosier, 50s GiD- 291-2493 RED BANK — Attractive tour-room sec Fairway Landscaping Lei Paul, Jr. (Leslie West oxel, 50's GARAGE*SALE~CONTINT7ED~^~Chest of HANDSOME — Hod thoroughbred, 4-year ond-floor apartment. lmm?diolr posses- 670. BuHdlngs/Gorages Ml/255 drawers ond dresser, choirs, deep freeze, old chestnut gelding. Excellent hunler or sion Very convenient. Act quickly. E.A MO. Commercial Rentals PIANOS-ORGANS Hollow body Gibion, 1961 Fender Pre- ARMSTRONG AGENCY, ReoMor. 741 GARAGE FOR RENT Over ISO units ol warehouse prices. Conn, cision Boss, AMPS too! CollOXO large mirror. IS Rlveredge Dr., LiMI* Sil- show potential. Also two registered thor- Riverside Ave., Red Bank Klmbail, Yomoho, Chickerlngna,, Leslie. SOUND, 741-0771 anytime. ver. oughbred brood mares. Very reasonable 4500. Call any time, 747-3955 u»;Dm «5 lo 1350 _p*r month for Incoml perlenced. Own transportation. Refer a.m. 24 Honcon Ave., Portau-Peck, ofl Aih (or Chris open for inspection. Ask tor Milly, 219 tractive price RfOkprs profecfpet HICK. 291-3530. RANCH MINK STRAIGHT STOLE - Ex Comanche Drwe. 6/I-03A4 0333, otter 4. 3642353. personnel. THE BERG AGENCY, Rt. 3! BEST TOP SOIL Middletown. 471-1000. w Good nil dirt, iand, etc. Eckel'* Trucking client condition. Askinp 1200. LONG BRANCH — U^ifurniThVcTfour NEEDED Someone who is healthy ond 842-3325 PORCH SALE~^ 18 Bailoch PI., off Na "" WANTED capable of caring lor elderly, hondlcopped Morjonville. 5?l-S?07. Used Oriental Rug* . Centrally located Gas, water APARTMENTANDHOUSE RENTALS vesmk River Rd., Middletown Sat ,May heot supplied. Adults preferred. 1150 'anted for Bell Laboratories employe) man. Light housekeeping ond cooking POOL FILTER - S20. pool pump, S10, 26, 9:30 to 2:30. Chinese and PersJon Live In preferably. References. Apply fc ~SPRING~bEU VERY lawn mower, S?D. Jan cycle bar, S10, Shop Also Wall Tapestries month. 549-0658. ;38-O373 or 870-1459 from tecne call collect (201) 5fl?-3i27. CALL Box H-U. The Dolly Register. Red Bank ^ Vac, J10. refrigerator, J10, m?iol desk, GTRAGE SALlTJ^o MoY~ U. 27 FRIEDMAN GALLERIES 774 31' 5 p.m. on. Top Soil. Fill Dirt. Grovel. 28. 10-4 p.m. 93 Center r Leonardo PARTMENf'liTM^TAWAN - Or Me 435, typewriter, JM, miscelloneous items. onvillf area. For warhiny couple. Until PERSON FOR HOUSECLEANTNG''- Flagstone. Oromoge Sione. 76/-9I01V 391-0O7S. Ave. TOY TRAINS WANTED RED BANK — Three-room oportment Mornings, five daysMust hove c IRTS 'AN~D~PE6NiE~s"-loO0 ifis, J66 van Any model or condition. Will pay cosh or unfurnished, Tiled Both, private entrance ISO month. Call 679-3/92. 747-1100 transportation. Coll 2M-273B. SWIFTY S FURNITURE STORE -T. Musi trod* HO. Call 53I-I3B4. First floor apartment. Available June " eties. 100 kindi peonies 4C6 Prospec Sat. ond Sun., 10 to 4 Avf.. Litlle Silver, Come visil our gar move Everything goes cheop. Saturday. Calt 842-9139. •05. Apartmtnts 405. Apartments 171 Mom St.. Bellord. 49i 1076, 495-2021. SO Ocean Blvd., Atlantic Highlands PRIVATE COLLECTOR - Will pay top dens. dollar for Lionel Trains "O' gouge Any FURNI5HED — 3 pleasant rooms, thi FiLL DIRT YA'RITTALE — FOR LUTHERAN age, any condition. 347-1445. floor, light housekeeping, private, Quiet, 340. Situations Wanted CALL AFTER 6 PM. PANEUNG YOUTH Sat., May 2ft - 10 to 5. mature business person. 741-O/6I. 842-5358 _ 90 Hudson Ave., Red Bonk. ' ANTIQUES URGENTLY NEEDED Female Grab Bog Sheets! Also peg board ond oth- Furniture, pointings, cut glass, art. RE~6~1lAmr- pTIvate home?. Two-bed- MOVING'— From 10 room house to four er 4x8 sneeis. Suitable for cabinet bac*s GARAGE AND YARD SALE - Moy ?5, LUXURY APARTMENTS room apartment 1250, all utilities paid. YOUNG GRANDMOTHER - Will bobyM bronies, clocks, porcelain, rugs. Jewelry. room apartment Contents of house ' ond other iobv vi eaci while they lost. 2S, 2/, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m, 6 Rulgers Dr.. NAME YOUR PRICE /41-5/53 aoys or evenings. salf, J3' color TV wifh remote control Fair Hoven. Moving to apartment, Some INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES SOUTH BELMAR — Four rooms lur J4IM» ration furniture, sectionai furniture, lov RED BANK LUMBER furniture, small appliances, good bric-o- 10 Riverside Ave., Red Bonk 741-7474 Located On The Shrewsbury River seal, tobies, mirrors, lomps. dropes, c.ai brae, sporti equipment, books, mis- nishtx). All utilities pnid. Off street park- BABYSITTER — A lovinn morner promis 9 Wall St. Red Sank '4(5500 ing. Near beoch. References and security. den fouipmpnl oriel rr>uch nio'f. A'l P^.'C r cellaneous. • One and T.vo Bedrooms el good child core, fltll or part-time Io tell 84M5/6 or 842-H66 TWO~WHTTEWAUL TIRES ^*~L* e-i5, at- ANIIQUE JEELR op c 68l-8W/or 846-2160. Please coll 717-1173. most new. W5. Used less than S00 milei. MULTIPLE GARAGE SALE — Sat. and L'ES DEUX & DON PONS, 799 ve Rd, • Heal, Hoi Water, Air Conditioning Supplied ; RlVER FRONT A~PARTMiE A'Hf"CCTNDVfTON"e"RS "-'"5000""Btu." 550 Coll after 5 p.m, MI-2SW. Sun., May 26 ond 27, 10 o.m, to 4 p.m. 41 l Hoven. 842-6257 or 741-4337._ • Pool and Manna BABYSITTING IN YOUR H~0ME 8000 Qtu. J80 ANTtOUES — Large private collection: through 49 Bayberry Lone, N#w Men- bedrooms, lora.e living room, fireplace, 8y the hour, day or week CA5H FCfR~bTo~fcJY TRATNY -Any balcony . . , One bedroom, comtjinotio Coll 6/1-14*8 clocks, vases, ivories, porcelains, fig- mouth. Off Cherry Tree Form Rd. No make or condlllon or will Irode HO. 027 0 • Boal Slips Available 7170538 urines, pointings, etc. 229-^33. __ early callers. kitchen/dining room, lnrd> living room 90~ COUCH" -'witn blue, green, whif ™ _____-_-- ^_.___ OVEN 'Ide gouge. 774 3710. Mrs Boiley, Crowed Agency, MI-4031 • Immediate Occupancy print ilipcover, S40. Oyeei Ann Singf GARAGE SALE - Do you like surprises? FfTfT— oTd gold", silver, coins, silver- Evenings, 74I-36SA. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT - Wisr.es I consolf sewinq nochire, $J0. Wolnut orm Like new. 12S0 'You'll »md them here at the old Witten- babysit for the summer, Rumsm Fai thtnr, i5 Blofk Minorf TV tnhltV JS ware, clocks, paintings, broken itwelry, Coll (47-4039 bero Hornesleod. From something big ond etc. Mr, York, 264-4602. CALL Hoven oreo. Tfonsportalion ond reler White gold pointed round Dune cm Py blue Io a cracked P-pot. ond something one-bedroom, unfurnished. Studio 'ur 'tnces provided, 747 2M3. ? tl iprjle, J3. Slam procf modern coft« GAITRARD TU'R N't ABLE - Like new, coot to quench your thirst. Sot., May 26, -~w7c kTff FUWNT T URE *wA N T€o~ mshed. Newly decorated Private en RELIABLE 17 YEAR OLD GIRL laDie. »IO i«-?8JJ after 6 p.m. full sue, with walnut base ond Pickering Sun., Moy V. 10 o.m. to 6 p.m. 58 Won- In good condition tronce. Oceon front. Yearly or season cartridge. IW-IOi; evenings. mouin Rd., Oceanport. ^ /47-5S35 Call 779-41/9;. S & S Management Desires summer |ob 6C p Coll ofler 5. 74; 5459 cose headboards, box springs ond mol EXTRALARGE FREEZER - Excellent G'ARAO'E'SALE'— Living room, bedroom rMNJ^SO PE~N fVJOU b£~'~~bn~Ti vTrTTwo"b 222-8305 HOiJSEVVORtc W^TED - Doys working condition, iJO Btl overhead go furniture, tables, etc. Saturday and Sun BUYS AND BUYS rooms, two baths, eol-in kifchen. forr tresses. *50. 842-4SDS. dinmo. room, potio Mony extras. Mrs cor. E«perienced, with references Col ?/ rRANSlSTOB OKI 5i\ - Stpreo lopi rage door, excellent condition, hardware day. Moy U ond 37. 10 to 6. 1 Lori Rd.. ofl , . om an enlir? household to o iingl otter 3. 842-MIJ or '47-445^ included, »I5. ««-M27. Pallon Ave , Monmoulh Deocn. item. Antique furniture, tewelry, silver Boiley,Croweli Agency, '41 4031. E rerorrier. High respouse.' Compirte. Me mngs, 741-3656. COLLEGE SOPHOMORE "-" Needs da condition S145 6/M3TO RfFRTGYR^T0R"~""ApaM'Tienf siie, Y"A~R"D" 5A1"E"-^ Moy"24, 10 to t. Many Immediote cash. Top dollar. 74I-SJ3I. work. Experienced babysitter, core of el ExceHenl condition. baby items. Crib, cornoge, playpen. An r BARGAIN -• Formicn top kitchen tobT OLD"F0RNITURE - Antique*, china? dtrly, etc. Flexible hours, own trans Coll 6/t-O*/3 hquei. household item*, yard furniture. 31 'onware, art ob|ects and bric-a-brac, Deflation 717-6162. SIK cnoiri, 150 Three piece living rooi Devon Rd., Midd_jefowm._ 610. Houses for Rent jet. IIM1 Three pifce manooony bedrooi H~AN6"KNl"f"MACHMJ'E fmmediolediole coscosh ofor anything oond every- •FAMILIA ' h - RUJCII'JRII. '» E»a Estt FronFrontt StSt. ?*! 1175 to U50Per Montn TOWNHOUSE APARTMENTS set. S20O or beM offer 79/ 5*0? 9J8-29S9 Black Point Horseshoe Rd., Rjmson. Sol- THE BERG AGENCY "ANTIQUES - Polnllnos, NJ. Atlas Es- HI 35 Middletov 350. Situations Wanted urdoy oNernoon and Sunday. K*n purcfwied and oppraUed. W/g*- 671-1000 3 Private Entrances AZALEAS = Two GE 70"' portables. 115 each GARAGE SALE~ ~SaTrBTo 6. J2 No. Sun- Jht Hudion Shop, Inc.. 511 Brood St., 4 tor SI.59 Rhododendrons, 11.95 Poti Coll 74/-43«/ iShly WIDE 5ELECTION OF RENTALS - Fur ____ Mole tornaloes, hanging baskets, combmotic nycrest Or., Little Silver. Vusl sell con- tents of home. Mo^ing^ ^_ __ : niihed and unfurnlihed. Immediate occu- LIGHT HAULING - And central cleanup pols, flower and vegetable planli, at low S"pRE ADETT"^"!/. TV 525, TVpewriTer7 pancy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY, 1 & 2 BEDROOMS JJS. rug, $15, bed. J12. fobrici. 50c yd.. UNWANfED FURNITURE - And other work Tree cutting Free estimates. Col overhead prices. Mikes Greenhouses, ?0l YARD "SALE"—~33> Weil Front St", River items picke p Oceonport Ave,. Oceanport. WJ-MW^ 741-4305. Shore Blvd., Keonsburc.. W-UU. mirror, \\S, choirs, \?. S46 8WB.^^ Ploio Moy 25, 76. V. Irom 10 to S. Waih .serviceitems picke. 495-10/d u4p ofrer 4951024e of charge. . Prompt 49510/4 4951024 BUlO-tN OVEN"— Copperlone. er, like new, i/5, etc. , MAHOGANY CORNER THREE-YEAR-OLD RANCH -"Coi. 3 Baths - 5 Major 4)0. BUJlness Opportunities 410. Business Opportunities Good condition. tiO. GARAC?~SALE CHINA CABINET vfnlenl Betfofd locotlon. Five rooms, im Colt evenings, 8/2-WZfl Saturday and1 Sunday. 10 to 4 Call B4H26I medlote possession. Suitable ndulls. Nc M Teleoroph t.ili Rri . Molmdel n«ti im plus tiilllles. ALLAfRE-FAR ^^^^A^^K VBk ^^^ ^Hft ^HB ^B* VHk ^"» Mft ^P« M V^ W ^^» ^^ VHIt ^^ V F RIGID A rRE~~E7*KtriE 5IOVVTWD7FT t'g ROW, Realtors, 741 3450 idoire relngerotor, 14 cu. ft., 150: both Appliances ypllow Three girls bicycles, 20 ', K0 FOR LEASE eoch. /4/S2/0 atfer I p.m. FOR RENT - Five room house with bolh Enclosed porch Colt after A p.m. • CnntMi Mfat'nrj & Air Conditioning lnrjivir]ij;illy riirjrm 570. Peti and Llveitock 7B/OO17. ally Con- trollnrt with Two 7MnrmoF.lrils in onch Rosidoncn. THREE BAY SERVICE STATION S/iow ond pel. Line brwt. _ ! WEST KEANS0URG - Five rooms, Iw » On SilaP(Hkinfj tor Tnnaril'i nnrj Guosts Coll S9I-1040 0T 254)371 , — '] h.p compressor paint MS. Apartment! , bedrooms. Suitable couple with ore child Middle Road & Pine Street sprayer wiin gunin,, lik(ike.newe new,, uoIJO.. Immer- THREE KITTENS ~ Looking for good 112/0 month. One month security. 71/-3409 ilblc *ump drainer, 135. 747-5S3I. homrs. two matei, one femole. block with RtD n^NK — Furnished two room), TTrRFE™B~rTD~RO~OM"R"AHCH~ Wll Hazlet TV - 24'• blocironoTwhite. conlemporory white markings. Cell 791-3990 for inter- N»1h It SO monlh Hroi tromnortotlon. AM beautiful lanrJicnpfd grounds, Oteo ook console, needs some work, preat sec- esting story obout how these kitlenj were ulllltlei, Single person preferred. Secu- Blvd.. Allanltc Hlghlandi, to odult proffi ond set, 125. Portable itereo, in. Atios born. rity. HI-IWI. nonal or buslnets couple. Remonobie ren Paid training whllewall snow tires, like new, US polr. lR7sirs~F-YrTR"~~Maie, two years old. to responnhte couple. Writ* defalli to floi HILLTOP TERRACE Girl i three-piece white Bossett provlncifll Excellenl with children. W>0. RED BANK L-B9, The Dally Register, Red Bank. 301 Spring St., Rod Bank, N.J. 741-3306 (writing table, dreiser, hutchcaje and Calt 142 624) LUXUPY HI RISE M ATA WAN~ — *Fu7nii"hed-uniun cabinet), lt?5. Othtr tt*ms. 5O-1B39. Rivervlew Towers Four bedroom Cape. Gorage. central a DIRECTIONS — Garden Mole Pcrkwoy soulli fa exit 109, Ifll onlo Newman OACH^HUND PUPPY - AKC. mnle. 4'? eoom Cp Gog Sprlno* Rd.. iirnlght fu end (Broad St. Rte 35) left 1 short block) to Plnckney Call CHEVRON OIL CO. "" 20Ji"GALLOM STE~EL DRUMS 71 Rivertldc Ave., Red Bank i oiOill opplloncetll . Cul-de-ioC) d cWdd mon I hi old. All snots. Housebroken Rea- lloncet. Cu) de lot, Wooded orea, «eoch Overlooking Ihc Navtilnk River Spoclouk July !._«»/MM._SM-5047. Rd., right to end (Bronch Ave.) led to fork (Spring St.) bear right 100 ft. to- JW 30/1 sonable. 4/1-5S2A. V] bfdroom oportmtnlt. Central all con- mocfel on rig')' OR South on Rt. 3& or Rte. ii to Plnckney HrJ. proceed ot 687-1550, Ext. 72 NEED HOMES — For five pure white kit- dltlonlna. 74-hour doorman, Indoor pom- FAIR HAVEN - Two bedroorniTboiT obovt. "LIVING ROOM FURNITURE' tens. Call &71-2663 afttr J p,m, or oil day Ino, iwlm pool, morlna, TV iicurlry. ttr- living room, kitchen, 1300, S«cunly, refer Couch, lamp, chair ond tables. Sol) Sun r ond Mon, taen Mr Pflem (7011 74) 1731. encei, '41-4634 ivenins) L Eves. 6-8 p.n Coll 291*1411 Hcuf* fer Salt 7*5. Hwtw fer Sol* 765. Hootw «»r Sal* ?U. Nww fer Sol* ;«>3.Hou*es ler Sol* The DaDy Register, Red Bank-Mlddletown> N.J. Friday, May 25,1973 31 "~ COME TO THE ALLENTOWN RETf RQV1EM f HOME 705. H«u*t* «w Sol* 70S. HwfM «r Set* •• 70S. Hog*** fw Sol* MOUNTAIN Upper Freehold Area LITTLE SILVER RUMSON Just Reduced! C*»y /WMH with in bis bedroom, «tp- HEWUSMfO «"l aimrq r«wn ond flridoM. aHKted Fair Haven Doll House LOOK TO THE t>ro$*. Low rr,aift1*noAr.e. Cew low*. rn Ct/itxuui, Uovtrif pf&ptrty. THE BERG AGENCY SEA Gvwtnlfflt. Only 1M.5«>. tnttfCOfn. Two roorble fireptaCK, rftahf Owners transferred AUTHENTIC */troj. Eosv commuting fo Hew 'fork. REALTORS Maintenance free home. A must see ol and must sell reol ENGLISH TUDOR One look at this house TED only »l 19,950. soon. This exciting A Division of Berg Enterprises Inc. and you'll agree ILLAAENSEE three-bedroom CAPE Circular jtorkose, wide plonk COO is all ready and floors, beamed ctiltim ennance , $40,500 AGENCY this gracious home. 27' sunken This roomy Swiss Chalet waiting for you. Unfin- living room, paneled den, two HAZLET SPLIT is the place for thee Realtor HALL McCUE fireplaces, (our bedrooms. 2Vj ished roam and second Realtors baths, (logstone patio, in-ground An extra large split-level with tive bedrooms, A wonderful buy Hwy. 34, Colts Neck 462-3172 AGENCY, REALTOR » Ridge Rd. floor could be finished pooi. Attractively landscaped. 842-2760 into a fourth bedroom. Just tilted... SJ9.900. huge living room, formal dining room, eat-in S75.0OO HOLAADEL HORSE FARM 733 River Rd. Fair Havei kitchen, IV2 tiled baths, recreation room, all Colonl1 BarnSl br k TOWN HOUSE FIREPLACE in living room. A. FRED ALLAIRE-FARROW lit VlVs Sx "- °° ' Completely restored (our-bedroom COLO- on VA acre treed lot. Call today. RED BANK-RUMSO842-420N AN0D MILE! NIAL. Fine Red Bank location convenient ., Reduced to S34,00O Rtolfor COLTSN6CK FIVE ACRES *ROUHO — Multiple Listings. Send foi to town and transportation. All aluminum ALL BUYERS EASV TERMS 394 Brood St., R«) Bank siding tor low maintenance. Large living Bwutiful large Colonil L r ^e* catalog of modest homes, forms, po- room, dining room 12x19, and l',i baths, MAFFEO Daily 9-9 Soturday ond Sunday 107 k iflol Rumson estates, woterlronts, ocre- plus great Kitchen and treed tol. SWAN-KEY Mlddletown 671-100O 741-3450 Oe, iDts, business opportunities. 944-MM JUST LISTED S3690O REALTY Call Anytime RAYSTILLAAAN Realtor 70S. Houses for Sale 705. Houses for Sale ALLAIRE-FARROW 124 Hwy 1$ 705. Houses for Sale 70S. Houses (or Sole Reoltor Realtor 569 River Rd., Fair Haven "OurMttl Year" .. 294 Broad St.. Red Bonk 842-6550 741-9333 .CHARMING-SPACIOUS . '• Ml Hwy. Snr«n»»bury Appealing Cape, lovely landscaped 741-3450 PRICELESS CHARM! grounds, tenter hofl, (Ivlng room with IEO BANK — \a Catherine SI. Slx-rooi PURE LUXURY! Coll Anytime fireplace, dining room, paneled den, three BAHRS BEST BUYS noose. $1S,5OO cash. This superbly styled French Provincial in You couldn't duplicate bedrooms, V'i baths, redwood ccreened-in Call lor oppolntmcnt, 74 WSJ I Rumson cannot be duplicated (or location this lovely RANCH deck, full basement, attached garage* -KROL REALTY- ond qualify of constructor! at the rtolistlc BI-LEVEL (encfd-in yord. See this today. M3.S00. HO. 1. VIEW OF RIVER AND OCEAN - Tw0 b^oom ,anch INCROFT SPLIT US.000 Will hujld to suit. Acre olots. prime lorn- orlce. Low maintenance exterior of brick home atany price FOR SALE BY OWNER veneer. The inte*ior excels in gracious ap- vtitH fireplace > $32,509 •ffon, TChtrry Hill section), onfy seven se- MINT TWO YEAR YOUNG today. Like a stately rhrte-bedroom split set among trees. Li lect sitesJ3vpji_a_bi_e. >»0,000rprice ronjje. pointments tor your life style. In oddltion SWISS CHALET !ng rooni. kitchen, \'/i baths, screenec to six bedrooms. 4V? boths, your husband This tour-bedroom, two-bath decorator s Beautiful Monmouth Hills. Expansive i'Plans avoifabie), Investigate — by ap- dream offers all the necessities plus mony palace, it offers the NO.2. THREE BEDROOM RANCH - M .replace, two™ >orch with awnings, attached garage. pcjctnient onjy. will have his own olfice or den. A first vtew ol ocean and New York. Wooded c floor family room plus a basement game- conveniences. Features aluminum siding, dignity, comfort and grounds Five bedrooms, ttiree full baths, garage. Mint condi|ion 129,900. ull/ cornered, range with stlJ-cleonJnj ven, dishwasher, washer, dryer, plu! room. The grounds, terrace, pool and ca- brick front, beamed ceilings, stained inte- charm of a bygone era. living room, tormol amlna room, \2n\i lany other features. On over '/? acrt, bana are ideal for entertainment. 3)72,500. rior trim. Wall-to-wall carpet. Boseboord kitchen, two fireplaces, porch overlooking NO. 3. RUNNING STREAM — Hugs (his delighttul three-bed- 'ell treed and shrubbed. Must see to ap en J. Krol Coll now. hot water heat. Hand polished kitchen I n abso lute MINT ocean. A oeitahtiuiiy cnormt.ng home. Coll reclate. For oppointment call 741-1674 REALTOR cobineti. AH of this beneath lowering oak move-In condition and (or appointment. 165,000. room home with family room, brick wall fireplace, plus high, dry Tinclpals only. •PRESTIGE PROPERTY" trees. Won't lost. Only 144,900. basement. Dreamy wooded location $45,000 HWY 35 1 LAUREL AVE very, very realistically HOLMDEL, N.J. WILUAMSBURG priced. Look ot whot DEEP WATER 705. Houtti for Sale IMI) «7I-«I<5 OPEN 7 DAYS COZENS This rambling ranch otters lounchinp NO. 4. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Panoramic view (rom this REALTY CO. you get: four bed- ramp and two boot slips. BulkneodedJ. COLTS NECK $48,900 REALTOR rooms, two baths, com- Lovely grounds. Four bedrooms, V/i . custom built all brick ranch: Three bedrooms, two baths, fire- Lovey small ranch. PRIVATE COUN- 431-9100 baths, living room with marble fireplace, place, lull basement recreation room, two-car garage. .359,900. TRY SETTING. A real sleeper. Early 813 River Rd. Fair Haven, N.J. pletely finished base- dining room, den plus gomtroom, full possession. STYNES REALTOR, Colts ment plus CENTRAL basement, central air conditioning, two- Meek. Mo-MM. 741-7686 RTE 34 COLTS NECK cor goroQt, in-ground pool. We could go • Temporary Rentals Available While We MULTIPLE LISTINGS VICTORIAN CHARM AIR CONDITIONING! on and on, but come see this home for OCEAN GROVE - To settle estote - RED BANK HEART OF RUMSON Asking $48,000 596,000, Find You A Home Seven rooms, furnished. Hot woter heal, TWO-STORY COLONIAL fult baths. Large formal dining room, enclosed sunporch. Asking J26.500. modern, eat-in kitchen with dishwasher and cd|olnino loundryroom. Other appli- BUNGALOW — Four rooms ond both. In excellent area, featuring new elec- SWAN-KEY WATERBURY tricity, three bedrooms, formal dining ances Included. Porch one* full basement. completely furnished. Oil heat, parch. A golden oldie and only 14;,000- Asking 1I/,WX). room, eat-in kitchen, one-car newly reno- REALTY REALTOR vated garage, exterior recently pointed, REALTOR AGENCY MARION SMITH AGENCY 124 Hwy 35 Middlttown 138 Mom Ave., Ocean Grove full dry basement. Ready for immediate TED Realtor — i? Yean of Service — tnsuror MEMBER 3 MLS 775-2609 occupancy. Conventional buyers pre- «Maple Ave. 7J7-35O0 Wed flank BAHRS ferred. True value al 134,500. For further 842-6550 information, please cat! Frank Felice, Jr (Opposite Bahrs Restaurant) 70S. Houses for Safe Realtor, who says: NEW LISTING VICTORIAN BEAUTY Little Silver Cant Cod. Lovely orea. HALL Three bedrooms. IV) baths. Features den, RUMSON 1 BAY AVE. 872-1600 HIGHLANDS IDEAL REALTY 735 Route 35, Shrewsbury AGENCY, REALTOR screened deck, good closet space through- Rwliors 74I-5IS3 Insurori out, fireplace m living room, full base- This lovely Member of two MLS 733 River Rd. Fair Haven ment. Asking M3,500. old home NEW SHREWSBURY JUST REDUCED in the Oceanic section SPACE + SPACE 842-4200 Three-bedroom ranch in Little Silver, is as good as new near to transportation ond shopping. New This home has large living room, (ormol ONE OWNER HOME! rool ond gutters, new electrical system Four bedrooms dining room, 23x17 den, four bedrooms, This super immaculate, richly carpeted, three full baths plus full basement and ond hot water beoler. Full on•*• 2800 square foot store or olfice. KEANS&ifRG —Iwo-tQmtiy~os~7$. cant>e winteriled. Conventional only. II5,500 Divided into 2 olfices. Cement and Pnncipols only. After 6, 332-9254. brick construction. 110 x213 COZENS 70S. Houses for Sale property. Ample parking. REALTOR $75,700. 813 River Rd. Fair Hovtn. N.J. COUNTRYSIDE 741-7686 MULTIPLE LISTINGS EXCELLENT Al West Long Branch INCOME PROPERTY F Al R~ H AVE N Four apartments. $665 per month. RIVER OAKS Coll today to see this five-bed room, 7'h- Close to shopping, train, bus, and OVER THREE ACRES both home. Center hall, formal dining parkway. room, large kitch»n, tomily room with Of choice Middlelown land surrounds this three bed- beamed ceiling and brick fireplace, base* meni, two-car garoge. Very attractively $45,900. room Ranch. Beautiful site.on high knoll with 20 mile shrubbed. 545,000. view. Wooded lot. Raised hearth fireplace in living room. Heated enclosed porch. Must be seen. CUSTOM HOMES Borus Agency 4SO.HOLMMLRD. in n Sotting of REALTORS s 600 River Rd , Fair Haven HOLMDEL. N.f. WALKER & WALKER Asking 84,500. Call today Noturo) Beauty from REALTORS S72,50O $47",000 Shrewsbury Olllcs Visit Our Colonial IF.YOU KNOW RUMSON 946-3700 i. Contemporary Mode's. We don't have to tell you how scarce 741-5212 indi /idual Wooded homes in the 40 s are. Let us show you OLD WORLD SERVICE • CONTKMPORARY RESULTS LoK olio Available. in is four-bedroom, fwobatrt Victorian 70S. Houses for Sale Sterling Thompson with full basement before ili gone. OPEN DAILY 10-5 Associates Realtor SAT., SUN. 12-5 PAUL P. BOVA REALTORS DIRECTIONS: Parkway South to 35 Cherry Tree Form Rd., Middletown Exit 10S to Rte 36, Straight past Eo- 340 Hwy 35 lontown Traffic Circle to Monmouth 671-2544 Rd., (Rte. 71, Second Traffic Light*. MIDDLETOWN — Three-bedroom ranch. Turn right to Went Light (Wall St ). Central air, wall-lo-woll carpet, eat-in Middletown kitchen, appliances. Gas grill, patio, beou- J Turn right, ' j mile to Countryside. tjfuJJy londscoped. Clo*e to RR, school*, 747-5600 Sale* Office Pfione buses. 40 mm. lo N,Y. Asking MS,P00. (201) 229-9095 Owners 671-SCB/. MSON~^- Expandable Cope on large corner lot. Two bedrooms, breejewoy leading lo attached garage. Walking dis- REALTORS OLDE RUMSON CHARM tance To scnool and busline. »9,000. Call M2-9169 evenings. 'The; charming oxpanded Dulch Colonial har. living room, dining room, eat-m kilchen, den. and slud/, lour "'Bur DIRECT FROM BUILDER Three bi-leveli being butlt on Beacon Ter- bedrooms, iwo balhs, in excollenl condition. An op- race, KeonsburQ. City water and sewers. portunity for the school-minded larger tarml/. 10". down FHA terms. Por appointment $45,900 phone 7M-I16/. Scoros Construction. MIDDLETOWN OFFICE SHREWSBURY OFFICE More Classified on Next Page OLDE SHREWSBURY PEr£urEb?droom Colonial Bi-Level situated on professionally EXCELLENT CONDITION! Brthevf! it or not wr; havo a lovey :M foom. Ij/o-balh 70S. Houses for Sale ranch wth lull barjOTier.t and tarirrjr / enclosed pc/ch, This split-level is ideally located lor |hr> commuler and shopper. landscaped 147x175 grounds. Just two years young his Magilone palio, new rool and nc.v paml. All this lor home features conlral mr, family room with lireplace. 21, baths, 4 bedrooms and 2 complete balhs. Spacious living room, dm- • 536,500. WATERFRONT and Iwo-car garaqo. Enliro backyard is cedar lenced lor pri- ing room, kitchen and den. Juul painted insido and out! A must COLONIAL vacy while you relax and sun in your 16x32 in-ground pool. see al $43,900. Many other exlras Don't miss seeing this lovely properly. A Fully elegant, from iis raised pan- new listing al $62,000. nlcd li.:nrj room, v/ith its shaiibacK RETIREMENT SPECIAL comer «\ab!no!s, rJo.vn irrough iis Tor {ho retiring coup"; 'Aho want WoK Hilf o*iarm. ground level bariemenl oneriing UThItooi? lour or livo-bcclroom split-level is convenient to FAMILY ENLARGED? Would you hnliovo a 22 ir.r.g room, a 3/' gamerOOTI, onio over 2f/ ol palio. lerraced ! TO'm.-jl dimnrj room, o.il->rt kilchnn. in this t.vobod- schools shopping, and iransporlalton Largo hying room Home with lencnd in yard and pnol Family room with firep ace. rind liindsctipfjtl, Mdgnidcent (our- XX»6A#K.*U 'oom, ono-brith ran'.ti '.vlh c^ryconvortifcncc and p/- bfjflroom Coloni.il iru.lurimrj ma^- Wchori, dining area, and famrty room. Priced lo soil quickly al ii-6 bedrooms and 3 baths. Asking S6l ,500. tr.is on a jp()Ciouj lol v.ith beduMul lrf:oi and shruo- lor v.,ng v/ith pfr/aio tialh. All year $40,500. cHrnate conuo^d in'.onor. Piped TEL. 741-8700 Asking $39,900 mu'iic and central vacuum. Set on over 1 Vi acres ol woods in Colts immacuiaio ™™»u,uu,.i split-lovcl homo with fam.ly-aizcd gamoioom, bnnulilul 15xt2 panolod den utility room too- ESTATE AREA NecVs mo^t desired area. Selling zoned hoa . and ovor-slzod garagn. on -V. ace lovely. tand- Ucautilul Victorian recently redncoralod Ihruout plur, now kilch- (or SI 22,000. scapod properly. Exterior Iroshly pamled. Scroonod po ch pn. seven bedroomr., 3V? hallifi. rlcn plui gamo room and ALMOST NEW COLONIAL RIVERFRONT morn. Call us lor inspection. S120,000. 25' living room wilh fireplaco, dminrj room, ca! in kilr.h- pnllo. Now lurnaco PIUG many olher cxlras. Priced lo sell al $44,500. cn. 18' den wiln lueplacn, garncroom, lour bedrooms, '2Vi bathn. Master bodroom opens onto second floor MIDDLETOWN 661 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY poich. Gorgoous viow, complolo privacy, boauliljl pplebrook Agency HWY 35 grounds. Musi by scon. Realtor* 671-3311 741-5212 $130,OOP 23A Rt 34 MaUwin M0-7«OO 1 LEGAL NOTICE 32 The Daily Register. Red Bank-Middlnnwn. s J. I ridai. Mas 2V I'M W Commtfciol Pfoptrty 120. Boo Is ond Accessories LEGAL NOTICE HQTICf 7W. Hww far Sole 70S. Houses, lor Salt 70S. Mourn (or Sole 70S. Houm for Sole RED BANK OFFICE BUILDING LOVELY COLONIAL A PERFECT START PttU/E LO1/r*O« UEfiP 6PO/r> '*J flrr/rwif ?.t*tfVjt C'jr.ifjt IQT a Fenced In For Plenty J Hfj F,i*T fi f-Uff.'j ! iffy HAiTiUS, r/jtt UtiQil finr-i'i Lir.trM t'j lf*l l Of Kid? and Pets! For the young couple v/ifh iHO f-ITfiACIlJE t-Pt-fUt/EHT PFH tf, <**rMi No i /Wi I'ft, p''j: njrr.tr^j rsji:? bmttW/t*. 1(/f rjjrtt'jtftfiUon *M Four bedrooms (tfher «jy pfr.trjf, E^t'ytr.ing in rrun) r.cr 1 Sutloirig o fence is 1 fc* oto-t nirrei 'iciefnf* *F*.I)* \T I /? boths young children. A three bed- reo FOP INCO'/E. . mur,n. Pecionacle, //,oke offer, i'jt-Vt. ironwt iw0 32 DCftrCHSEN" ~ SpoTf FisrTernion" mitfee ol the Township ol rViddletowri woy and new kitchen Twin screw 110 h p. Chryslers S5.00Q. S2< by Food Orcjs Supermarket, inc. t'o flooring! Close to N.Y. 842-3200 McGOWAN, RYAN \*61 or /4/-3916. FOODTOWN lor a Ltmtled Retail Dis- transportation. 196"7~WE1TCURY OU f'BOARD ^35 h.| tribution License No. DL-J. tor prem REDDEN MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Realtors twin. Excellent condition. J2/5. tses located of 75 Hwy 36, Middletown er. Boro Clerk, Eatontown, New Jersey Asking J61,500 741-033? New Jersey Old Orchard Inn, Inc.') AGENCY REALTORS West River Road Rumson 234 River Rd. Red Bonk By FERDINAND PLATZER JO I Maple Ave . Rfd Bank OFFICER5 747-3000 i* BOSTON^VHALER - New 19/2 j Joseph A. Aziolino, president, 45 Bar President SWAN-KEY 741-9100 705. Houses for Sale 705. Houses for Sale h.p. Mercury engine. Ready lor the wotei den Rood. Middletown, N.J. RUTH PLATZER evenings *>il if/f or It} 4146 With Iroiler. ilOOO firm. Coll 8421415. Louis Scadulo. V>ce President, 1B0 Secretory & Treasurer REALTY #} Stnes Rd., Summit RUMSON — Choice rmdentinl rustic lo- HARKEN BLOCKS - Complete stock Homiltonion Drive, Middletown. N.J. to For Your Mother-ln-Law? 740. Lots and Acreage We hove bullet blocks. Surl Sailing, 1001 Groce Scaduto, Secretory Treasurer $ oh 114 Hwy 3S colc. Modern Colonial. Living room has a May 18, 7b ^° NEW " fireplace, formal dtnmg room, electric fwO~T'ors~""OppoiMe Dutch^Hiil ik Richmond Ave. (Rt. 3S So.I, Point Pleos 180 Hamilton Drive, Middlftown, H J. 842-6550 Give her a room and kitchen, poneled family room, fcur bed- slopes in Soufriern Vermont Indoor pool ant Beoih. BV2-8303. Objections, ;f uny, should be mode im """NO'tlCC""""" u bath of her own, and rooms, 2'; botln. screened porch. Hot wo- sauno ond tennis courts. Must sen, will fi 7«rC~HR"YSlJE"R~19>D"-'Twin JjOhp". Voi mediately in writing to Thomos J. Mo Take notice thai application has n«n COLONIAL ler gos fired hcoi. Attached two-cor ga- nonce. Coll 7471318 for information. vo inboord'outboard. Top condition, dea gin. Clerk ol the Township of Middle made lo the Moyor and Council oi in* CHARMING CAPE rage. One acre plol. 189,900. Town, N.J. make her happy. This C~O R~NEfR~LO T~-^~Z one d To m Wt r c i ol e-r maintained. S5800. Phone 201-741-6059. Township of Middletown by A.R.A. INC JOSEPH AZZOLINA troding as THE PUB. lor premises lo- First Time Offered $48,900 house has it. . . and Across from Red Bonk Airport complex TURNABOUT — Fiberglos Excellen 45 Borden Rood Little Silver. Center hall, four big bed RUMSON — Very convenient area Cape 110,500. Call 847-183'. coled at 160 Highwoy 35, Middletown. 1 Only two Ipft The^e oulstonclmij home, loMs more, besides. Cod Fireplace in living room, dining condition. Used one season. Tote a-boo Middletown, N.J N J , for Plenary Retail Consumption rooms, I /) boths, dlnino room, fireplote lecture four larae bedroom",. '} . hnttn, 1 W50. /4/-51S9. screened porch, basement ond ottcched Five bedrooms, above room, kitchen, lour bedrooms, I ? boths. 7ONFO APARTMENT - Wcjterlront Moy IB. 2S 512.00 License No. C 18 lorge paneled recreation room, counlry ottoched one-cor gorage. Oversized for- OHicers and Directors of A.R.A. Inc. arog*. Fenced reor yard with frees kitchen, 11 replocf. 1 o H bosemenl ant) ground swimming pool, arreoge ready to go tor 50 to B0 unts. BLUE JAY 3991 -^With sails andI trailei leje to ichoolj and shopping. Asking mal lot. 153.800. Snndy btoch Call lor details, COZENS, Full racing hardware. Good record. WOO NOTICE t/a THE PUB ore as follows: ? many more exciling teotufcs. Other mod Thomas Roimondo, 28 Dock Rd.. Brick e's available, same subdivision conveniently located. Realtor, 813 River Rd,, Foir Hoven, N.J. Call 747-3070. MONMOUTH COUNTY Asking $48,000 RUM.SON — Desirable residential vici- /4I-7686. Multiple Listings. SURROGATE'S COURT Town President Lucille Raimondo. 7.B nity. Colonial. Living room, dining room, ESTATE OF STELLA K. MARZ, DE Dock Rd., Brick Town, N,J. Secretary TED WILLIAMSBURG kitchen, lour bedrooms. Ms boths. Base MAfAWAN BOROUGH — IS x*100"build- Objections, if ony, should be mode im- ing lot. Asking SI 1,500. CEASED REALTY CO. ment. Hot water oil heot. Detached Iwo- 840. Recreational Vehicles Pursuant to the order of S. THOMAS mediately m writing to Thomas J Ma- SWAN-KEY cor garoge. Lorge formal lot U7.5OO. Call S66-9746or 566 6582 gin. Clerk of the Townifiip of Middle- "SILVER rOPTRUCK CAP*— 34' high,' GAGLIANO. surrogatr of ihe County ol REALTY x 8 long Six months eld. Monmouth, this day made, on the appli- THOMAS E. RAIMONDO, 431-9100 cation fo the iinrtersiqned. Euaene C. president. Dennis K. Byrne Coll after 6, 291-3098 Man, Sole Executor of Itie estate of th HALL I2< Hwy 35 770. Mobile Homes May IB, p.- >10 M REALTOR-INSUROR soid Stella K Mnrz, drrpa^ed, notice i! RTE 34 COLTS NECK 842-6550 UARDE'N PARK MOBILE HOMES - PTCKUFTRUCK CAPS" hereby given lo tne creditors of soict de AGENCY,REALTOR 8 West River Road, Rumson ceased to presenl lo the soid Sole Exec MATAWAri — Spacious, well maintainf £«rhanv Rd., off Hwy 35, Hcalet Walk to FIBERGLASS MONMOUTH COUNTY By Ayr-way utor their claims under oath within si> SURROGATES COURT 733 River Rd. Fair Haven four bedroom Colonial. Very convenie Phone 842-1150 shopping arena. 2&4-391I. months from this daft. to snapping, scnoois ond transportatio VINYL CONVERTIBLE TOPS ESTATE OF Seymour Rekant, De- Inl NEW LISTING! MEMBER MULTIPLE 1969 PRINCE5S 12*55 — Extras. By Whit to Doled: Moy 14th, 19/3. lot WATERFRONT LIT ILL SILVER Swim club membership available, 144,723 LISTING Call ofler 5 p.m. Messrs. Zagcr. FuchS, 842-4200 Four bedroom ranch, Ji boths. Central 2W-0337 Leckstein & Koull "pt^suont to the order ot S THOMAS Rumson-Unparalleled! oirvocuum, marble tireploce. kidney FREEHOLD — En|oy your own bcoutif MARSH MARINE ?4B Broad St. GAGLIANO, Surrogate of the County of in ground pool on a professionally Ian "TN~SFE"RRED*- Muii'iiIlV 19M mo" Monmouth, this doy mode, on fhe oppll- shoped heoled pool Deep wotpr. Many cx- • home, 51x12. Two bedrooms, fur- 30 Bridge Ave. Red Bank RR Sto. 741676 Red Bank, N,J, "Mint Colonial" Iros. Won I lost at only SV8,IXK). scoped lot. Four-bedroom Colonial wi Attorneys calion of the undersigned, Ina P, Re Outstanding five-bedroom custom Colo RUMSON COTTAGE nished except tor living room, ore bed- popup roof, sink, ice box and 110 AC OL kont. Sole Executrix ol the estnte of the l V-i balUs, and a charming country kite moi. 4 'i baths. Full cellar, prestige oren en. Vol.500, CLOSE TO SCHOOLS room. Hos 23.000 BTU window oir condi- itet. 20,000 miles. Excellent condiho EUGENE C. MARZ said Seymour Rekant deceosed. notice" Could not be duplicated ot this realistic English styling with lots of chorm. Three er New washrr, drypr, shng rug In- 13000 firm. Call afternoon-, and evenings 101 East Lincoln Ave is hereby given to the creditors of said price Of 1115,000. HOLMDEL — Just reduced ond ready U bedroomj, living room with beamed ceil- stalled two 220 volt plug's. 53250 or best oi- 6/12559. Atlantic Highlands, N.J deceosed to present lo the said 5ole Ex McCUE summer occupancy. Four-bedroom cent ing, dir , heated surtrocm. Hot ler. Coast Guard Trailer Pork, Ft Han Sole Executor ecutnx their claims under oa|h within ,totk. Call 8/2 OJOQ days, 291-494? eve- WTSTARCRAFT CAMPER^""^~Sleep"; hall C'olomal with all the amenities. Iw water heal.. Basement ond gurage. Deep six months (ram this'dote. . Realtors nings. Ask tor Mr. Solos. eight; Hard ends Used tour times. EK Moy 55 S4 50 JO Ridge Rd. Rumson cor garage, fireplace und pegged floor yord /ith trees. Only U2.0OO, Doled: May 14, 1973 family room, separate dining room on cellent condition. 7*7-5131. ADAMS fs7o~RTT"Z~C"RAF'f"— 12x50, two bed NOTICE Arthur P. Sieglned, Esq. 23K 14 living room. 169,900. NfM"R^O^~CAM E LOT~C"AMPE R " 1 A&ENCYREALTORS THREE BEDROOM RANCH - Lorqr go TED rooms, utility shed, ownings, skirling. Set 1 The following is o copy ol an ord Attorney at Low meroom. Immediote occupancy. $24,900. up in adult mobile home port". No pets, tomily room ord other equipment. Sleep 18B Easf Bergen Place Open ; days, 2* hour service 4 Call after 5 p.m. 542 34B7. nance No. 94/ tnat wos introduced al a CARL F. ZELLERS ideal location. Coil /21-S8SB. regularly scheduled meeting ol the Red Bank, New Jersey C770I 842-5098 TWO BEDROOMS — Larqe, modern pan- Township Comrnittee.of Ihe Township of REAL ESTATE 7 Gatewood Drive 110 Ave. of 7 Rivers Rum-son eled kitchen, pool. Parking Tor two tors. East Main St. Holmdel 944-44' Middletown, held May 22, 19/3 an- Ample room (or third bedroom. ti/,500. 850. Sporls Equipment passed first reodlnq. and held over lo Holmdel, New' Jersey HALL 790. Real Estate Wanted further consideration upon second ond Sole Etfecuiri* COTfSN ECK THREE BEDROOMS - 40x240. Full base ARGENTtNA"ENGUSH SADDLE ~ final passage to a meeting of the soit S6.2S-. COLTS NECK AGENCY, REALTOR LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES— m Mov 25 Five-bedroom Coloniol New kitchen, lor- merit. New heat, new root, new wiring. Charming (our bedroom, 2 i bolh Dutct Una 17", three months old, like ne Township Committee to be held of the rnol dining room, targe living room, 128,500. 733 River Rd. Fair Haven Kransburg-Mlddletown-Hozlet-Holmdel. firm. Call ofter 4 p.m. 2VI I/0B. • Main meeting room irt Middletowi "NOTICE Colonial. Country kitchen — den arrange THE SMOLKO AGENCY. 787-0173. pegged floor and waH-to-wall Early Ai it with exposed bcoms ond old brie Township Hall, Stale Highway No. 3! MONMOUTH COUNTY icon rifeplace. One acre lot with shade THREE-BEDROOM RANCH — 1'ot-ln fireplace. Formol dininq room with cho SURFBOARD FOR SALE ond Kings Highway, Middletown, N. j SURROGATE'S COURT . ond (run trees. Asking 162,500. WE BUY HOUSES FOR TOP DOLLAR 6'2" Weber. DNT series. on Tuesday evening June 12, 1V73 at 8:00 ESTATE OF ALVA D. kitchen, 65x I 70 lot. hxcelient tondilion. it. Also scporotc inlormol dining room 842-4200 In orty condition S34,5OO. ge living room with French doors opei Coll John, 741-MOB o'clock at which time all persons inter WA1NWRIGHT, DECEASED ILLMENSEE ] onto porch'. Attached gombrcl roof ggi ^hone 257-7828 ested will be given on opportunity to bi Pursuant to the order of S. THOMAS ragg e with hugge loft ' ' e lo..t wi. t r heord. GAGLIANO, Surrogate of fhe County ol EDWIN S. STARK inding brook. A eal Colts Neck buy Freehold Township oreos ot Atlantic Highla, Afliddl Monmouth, this doy mode, on Ihe appli- AGENCY RfAlTOR 860. Swimming Pools THnMAS J. MAGIN W.iOQ. .'• tnwn, Monmoufli Count/, Township Clerk cation of the undersigned, Daniel S. Realtor 767-27/7 WERE LOOKING FOR Quality Realty Associoles -- 291 3232 "~~SW"f£lMING-POOL SACRIFICE ORDINANCE NO. 94/ Weigond ond Colonial First Notional SOMEONE SPECIA1 Member Multiple Listing Services Warehouse has a few brand new above Bonk, Ihe Executors of the estate of the LITTLE SU.V/ER — l'^-itory home on . AN ORDINANCE FURTHER AMEND ILLMENSEE ground family sue swimming pools ING AND SUPPLEMENTING CHAP said AIVD D. WairwrigM, deceased, no- Hwy. 34, Colts Neck 462-31/2 ocre Two bedrooms, room for two more, A Icimily (hot wants tand, but no\ too ongmot foctorv cartons. Pick UD IOI sti tice is hereby given to the creditors ot ving room with fireplace, dining room, OUR LISTINGS SELL TER 26 "ZONING" OF AN ORDI AGENCY much of it. 4.S3 acres surrounds this ranch age bill. All equipment ond extras incli NANCE KNOWN BY ITS SHORT said deceosed to present to the soid Ex- AAIDDLETOWN $24,900 ichen, attached garoge. Exterior brick home leotunng living room, kitchen, thrte eo All priced below 1649, all access-one1 ecutors their claims under oath within ond aluminum. J38,CKX). Realtor TRY US FORM TITLE AS THE REVISED • THREE SPACIOUS BEDROOMS hfdrodm'.. full both ond bo^ernpni. Lorop ncluded. Coll Jimmy, 73B-70O0. ORDINANCES OF THE TOWNSHIP six months from this date. i cinder block bwtding in rear ofpropcriy. BROOK AGENCY 291-I7 • FULL RECREATION BASEMENT FAIR HAVEN CAPE — Thrrt bedrooms, Hwy._341Col1s_Neck 462-3172 OF MIDDLETOWN, NEW JERSEY Doled: May ISth, 1973. • BRICK FIREPLACE Use your imagination. Perfect location POOL — 18'»4\ filter, vacuum, ladder ADOPTED OCTOBER 25, IV66AS 'iifunshed fourth bedroom, living room for the outdoor types. Near Lope Tope Needs new finer. Best offer. DANIEL S WEIGAND • '< ACRE LANDSCAPED LOT jilh fireplncp, pot-m kitchen. Mint condi- RUMSON PREVIOUSLY AMENDED AND ;; Brood Street MELMED REALTORS H7I5IV.O >f be nemus. Coll 741,2540 SUPPLEMENTED. lon. IJ4,5OO. plontmgslisting and. privacOver yo nfo acrr thee fomii/ tha GET BACK TO NATURE Red Bonk, N,J. • MIDDLETOWN ESTATE AREA - Mag BE IT ORDAINED by the Township COLONIAL FIRST NATIONAL BANK nllicently landscaped five acre genlle con nogws otforandd privac it. Thye tofopr schoolthe s in AAoi Committee ol Ihe Township of Middle- mon'J estate, with swimming pool Rontti mouth County ore but one ol the- plus lei town, County of Monmouth and Stale ot (By: ROGER J. FITZ5IMMONS, house with three bedroom suites, three tures In this home. Center hall, livir New Jersey fhot Chapter 26 Zoning " of Vice President) SCHANCK room with fireplace, 7\' dining room, I0 303 Brood Si- boths. Nving room, dining room, flagstone GENCY REALTOR BEN ALPERN "The Revised Ordinances of the Town patio, slate fireplace, three cor goraae. eat-in kilchen. fomily room, five bed ship of Middletown,New Jersey" and Red Bonk, N. J. Linden PI Red Bonk rooms, two mom baths ptus two tava REALTORS Extcuiors Located neor Novesink Country Club. Ad UtOWl Eves. Sun. /4M08B the same hereby n amended ond supple ditionol acreage available urp 1308to 60. acres tones. Central air conditioning. 169,900 46W. Mam St. Freeiiol 810. Bicycles/Mini Bikes mented as follows: Domel S. Weigand JlSO.OOOlirm. Call owner, 8<2 Colt todoy. eSECTO N 1o S If Brood 5t. FAIR HAVEN — Adioins bird sanctuary. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Call 462-6464 10-SPEED BIKE 960. Lost and Found Red Bonk, N.J. new, 20% off new f SECTION 1: Section 26.05 Zoning Map Lcrpje living room with fireplace, three FAIR HAVEN'S is hereby amended and supplementd t Attorney bedrooms, den. recreotion room, goroge. Phone 583-4/11 LOST — Gray matomule, mole, wolf-lik BEST BUY in oppearance, vicinity Middletown Rive read as follows: Moy 2S S7.75 Cell 74MM6 Ploia. ISO reward for return. 842-4933. 1. The above mentioned zones ore our bedrooms, two baths. Cope Cod. full COZENS shown on the map entitled "Zoning Map r T.L.C. NOTICE " " RIVER OAKS SECTION — The three bed basement. FCUJNO - Small white shaggy male dog of the lownship of Middletown, Mon- rooms are small, but this charming ond 820. Boots ond Accessories 11 The following is a copy ol an ordi- REALTOR black ears. . •"•* mouth County, N.J. dafed May 12, IWO nance No. 94J that w(is introduced ot a unusual home in Fotr Haven has a living TENDER LOVING ond revised August 20, 19/1. and revised •room \6x7l with fireplace, dining room 813 River Rd. Fair Haven, N.J PYRAWACANOE5 /41-6643 rcgulorly scheduled meeting of Ihe CARE always shows! November 13, 19/2, prepared by Richard Township Committee ol Ihe Township ol '.ovtilooking pine grove, 18x18 studio tor ALLAIRE-FARROW AND INFLATABLE DINGHIES LOST — Small female red terrier, 12 lbs. M. Schulz, Township Engineer, which is the family ortisl, mud room, delightful Realtor 741-7686 You'll see the results , . SCENIC SERVICE CENTER nome ''Ruby,'' vicinity Pincknpy Middletown, held May 11, I9U and attached hereto ond made part Df this passed first rending., ond held over for summer room with potio, two full baths '294 Brood St.. Red Bank MULTIPLE LISTINGS Hwy 36 Highlands B77-O2! Rd /Broad St., Red Bonk. Reward. /4I Ordinance except as hereinafter modi ond on oversized two-cor garage. 551,500. of the excellent upkeep further consideration upon second ond FA IR H A VEN CA PE~"~ 202/. fied. final passage to a meeting nf thp said Principals only. 842-5913. 741-3450 here. . . a well-kept ALL YOUR SPRINO ROOM FOR EXPANSION FOUND - In Sea Bright. Black, par* 2. The lollowing parcels of land as Township Committee to be held ot Ih* Coll An/time OLDER COLONIAL FITTING OUT NEEDS shown on the map entitled Zoning Mop Mam meeflna room in Middletown 119,900 RANCH - Perfect starter or re Three bedrooms, space forVfourth bed Cocker Spaniel, mnlp dog MIDDLE TOWN — Custom bi level. Three room "and extro both upstairs. Fireplace three-bedroom home. Coll 741-6935 of the Township of Middletown, Mon- Township Hall, Stole Highway No. 35 tirement home. One bedroom, kitchen, to (our bedrooms, eat-tn kitchen, paneled Dining area. New rool. Carpeting. Close BOATMAN'S SHOP moulh County, N.I." dntpd May 12, ond Kings Highway, Middletown, N.J, living room, dining room. 3050 00 lot recreation room wilh working fireplace, REMODELED eat-in LOST — Girls gold rimmed prescription 19/0, and revised Augusl 20, 19/1, pre- on Tuesday evening June 12, 19?3 ot 8;00 1 to jtliuols. Only 1J4.WKJ. New Jersey * Loffieit "Doll house." Musi be seen! 264-29M. 2 : baths, woHto-wall carpeting, alumi- kitchen. House has Marine Supply House glasses, area Bayview School and 71h St. pared by Richord M. Schul^ Township o'clock at which lime oil persons inter- num siding, two-car goroge. Lorge treed CENTRAL AIR CON- 34Wharl Ave. 741-5760 Red Bonk uelford. 787-6489. Reward. Engineer are herewith placeu within the ested will be given an opportunity lo be 70S. Houses for Sole lot on cul tie sac Walking distance to TED Open Sun. and Holidays. 9 a.m. - I p.m. 8-4 Zone in their entirety: heard. schools ond buses to New York. J49.90O DITIONING. SfOnH_KAr=T — Boston Wholer, Glost A. Descritpioii of Lot !0, Block 54 ol Owner, 291-2830. THOMAS J. MAGIN Asking $38,500 ron. S*o Craft . . . OMC, Johnson, Mer- 970. Special Notices the Tax Map ol Middletown Town- Township Clerk LOW DOWN PAY MEN r — To qualified cruiser, Volvo . . . Boat Trailers. ship as shown on Tax Map Sheet ORDINANCE NO ?44 buyer*. Toms River area. New ronch Buy where the service Is 1 days a week. ">'HE*HOLTYW66D 8ARB.ERSHOP No. 16, doted December 31, 19/0. BOND ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR home, attached garoge, 64x24. Seven HALL Pick up your 1973 Tide Chart Free Will be open from 9 to 6 doily. BEGINNINGatopomt inthe THE BAYSHORE DRAINAGE PROJ- SWAN-KEY Hwy 35, Red Bank existing, southwesterly right ol way ECT, SECTION Ul IN AND BY THE rooms. Three bedrooms, tiled bath, show- line of New Jersey Stole Highway P.I er doors. Range, Formica cabinets, hord REALTY FLAGSHIP MARINE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN, IM AGENCY,REALTOR CHILDREN'S BUS^IDE — To Hershey Route 35 where the same is inter- THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. wooo floors, sliding cjios^ doors, tMdocn Municipal Marine Basin, Atlonlk High Pork, Po., Wed., June 11. Well chop ejected by the southerly property stairs, ?0' porch Property 1 00K 100 733 River Rd. Fair Haven 24Hwy3S londv 29I-26M. NEW JERSEY, APPROPRIATING 129,SOO. owner alter 6 p.m. 36.1 63BS. eroned trip, parents need not attend line of Lot 19, Block 54 ol the Tax 1250,000.00 THEREFORE, AND AU- 842-6550 Meals included. Ages 7 16. 279-O/B5. Map of Middletown Township, said THORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF A! FORMER MANISCHEW1T/ ESTATE ~ FORCE 5 poinl being distanl two hundred 1237,000,00 BONDS OR NOTES OF tin Oceanporl. Six bedrooms, four oolhs, Iwo _ 842-4200 THE ULTIMATE CARTOP 5AILBOAT (eel (200> from the intersection of THE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN fireplaces, many extras. 542-8/53 or 24/ By AMF Alcorl the existing southeasterly right of FOR THE FINANCING OF SUCH AP- MATCHLESS! BIG ENOUGH FOR TWO 980. Travel-Transportation way line of trie Trail, ond the exist- PROPRIATION. NEW LISTING BEST HARDWARE HOOD SAIL! ing southwesterly right of way line FREEHOLD —' ANXIOU5 FOR QUICK $56,000 AUTHENTIC ENGLISH TUDOR DRTV7NG~TOi TEXAS — Leaving Eottjn of New Jersey State Highway BE IT ORDAINED BY .THE TOWN- PI SALE! Beautiful ccustou m buill white brick Poally big home in ••mint" condition hos Situated in a park-like setting, this custom town June I, returning around June 20 Route 35, thence, SHIP COMMITTEE OF THE TOWN- Ci Cape Cod in peaceful Coloniol Pork, over- built, oil brick ond double cedar snohe" SUNFISH MINIFISH Share round trip — S6D 542 1436. sweeping living room, tormal dining 1. In a southeasterly direction. SHIP OF MIDDLETOWN, in the County looking wooes and brook i rear. Home is roam, cozy den, plus huge family room iome features stucco walls throughout EARLY BIRD PRICE SPECIAL of Monmouth and State ot New Jersey, ipietc with two bedrooms, air condi- jlote foyer, sunken living room witl along tne existing southwesterly four bedrooms ond 2'-j baths. Great loca nghf of way line of New Jersey (not less thon two-thirds of all the mem- tioning, fireploce, bookcases, wall to wall tion for kids. Call todoy for Ihe boy ot a >eomed celilma, fireploce, and French MARSH MARINE bers thereof ofllrmolively concurring) corpetmg ond mony, mony extras. 153,000. ows opening lo flagstone potio and in- 990. Instruction State Hiqhwoy Route 35 seven as follows: lifetime! round pool. Fireplace in dining room, 30 Bridge Ave. Red Bonk RR Sto. 741-676 hundred twenty-seven and eighty- DENlSE REALTY ASSOC .Realtors, PIANO LESSONS — Accomplished teach- 1 SECTION ONE Hwy V at Freehold Circ le, 462 UiA. >oneled family room, li bath. Circular NEW AND USED SAILBOATS five hundredth* fee) (W.85 ) to o itaircose to master bedroom with French T THRU 26' ON DISPLAY er will give instructions in the privocy and point ol deflection to the right; The improvement described in Sec- o VAN HORN convenience of your home. 238-31/5 or 721 tion Three of this bond ordinance, is MATAWAN BORO - Lochsl'eo Heiohts AGENCY - REALTORS ioors and balcony. Three additional over- MONMOUTH SAILING CENTER thence, M 1 ,ned bedrooms and two ceromic tile WEST ST.. MONMOUTH BEACH 227 nil hereby authorized os a general improve- "J 1,900 Four bedrooms, I : boths, dining Open / days. Coll H hours a day. 2. In a southerly direction along ment to be made or acquired by fhe N. oom. basement, gnrnge Sterling xilhs. This house will not last at S79.9OO. PIANO LE'SSONS the existing northwesterly right of "all us for appointment. Sunfish • AAirTifish - Hilu Township of Middletown, in the County McConr*. Real Estale Broker, 566-9646. 747-4100 Start June; beginners and advanced ac- way line of New Monmouth Road of Monmouth, New Jersey. For the soid KEANSBURG - One bedroom, living B04 Rivfr Rd. Foir Houcr Special prices on 1972 models in stock cepted; Som Mammel. Juilliard sludenl twenly ond throe tenths feel (20.31 improvement or purpose staled in Sec- pplebrook Agency room, dining room, kite hen, bathroom, THE SAILBOAT PLACE Coll ""11 i 946-8429 evenings. ID a point; thence. tion Three, there is hereby appropriated utility room, porcri, baseUooid heat, RUMSON HOWARD DEXTER 3. Contmuina alonq the existing the sum of S250.00O.0fl said sum being in- Realtors Colts Neck _ <3I-H5< PRlVAT E" f Of OR ING —' "CeMifVed Veach northwesterly right of woy of New storm window;, white aluminum siding, Colt todav to see this "pretty as a pic ASSOCIATES-REALTORS INBOARTD — 5malT7obin~lorvyard II tutor moth or reading. Grodcs one clusive ol oil opproprioltons heretofore large yard. VJ,000 Call 49V1563. lure" ronch home on p.? acres of beau SW. River Rd. Runuon Monmouth Road, in o south mode therefor, ond including the sum ot 112 Av*. OITWORIM™ Four Cylinder Gray Marine. Model 80 to six. S5 per hour. Call Miss Brown, 6/1 westerly direction, Iwo hundred 513,000.00 as the down payment for said htully landscaped grounds. Extra large J920. Rumion S42-290Q living room, attractive enclosed porch 747-2701 Boal and engine in good shape. Pointed forty five and forty-live hundredths improvement or purpose required by 705. Houses for Sale with Thermopnne windows opening onto ond in the woter. i3?S firm. 741-4847. JOHN" W."NAPPi', JR. "-' Instruction ir feet [245,45') to a point o( deflec low, ord now available therefor by vir- reor yord. Three bedrooms, three deluxe SATLBOAT —~Blur JaY~'!853~^xcefle"ni Fine Art5, Pamtina ond Orowmg, Genrpr tion to the left; thence, tue of provision in a budget or budget} boths, 12x2/ kitchen plus a 20x40 heoted condition. Soils ond trailer included 1495 lo the student's individual needs. AM age 4. Continuing along the cxistina of the Township previously adopted. Sylvon pool. S7/.000. RUMSON REALTY considered 799 River Rd , Foir Hoven northwesterly ngrtl of way line of Realtor Call 747-9742 SECTION TWO 7 1 84?6394. New Monmouth Road in o south 09 E. River Rd,, Rumson S4?-1894 r97'rrj ~FlB"E'R"GLAS" iVlANAfEE"'- 65 westerly direction three hundred For the financing ol said improve- h.p. Mercury outboard. 11950. Call sixteen and twenty three hun ment or purpose, and fo meet the par* Borus Agency -VATERFRONT — Three bedrooms. On 1MB aft_er 5 p.m. ol said 1250,000.00 appropriation, not urt REALTORS ie acre with bulkhead and boot slip Tennis Instruction dredths feet (316.2J I to a point in 400 Ri tne northerly property Imp ot Lo) provided lor by application hereunder of Cc vcr Rd., Fair Hovcn 172,500. 19' CHAMPION — 19*7. very low running Private, by appointment. 847-413/ soid down payment, negotiable bonds of M< time. 100 h.p, Mercury. Two bunks. f=ui" 21, Block 54 ol Ihe Tax Mop al Mid- WILL TUTOR™ Eiernenlory~ students "in dletown Township; thence, the Township ore hereby authorised to M' The Impossible Dream... BEDROOMS — Three beautiful canvos. Head. All accessories. $?700. Col malh and readinq during summer. Call be be issued in the principal amount ot ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS jcres. Science kitchen, bomb shelter. Ad- 2W-0337 alter 4 pm. tween 5 7 p.m. 7J9-0B7J. 5. In a westerly direction alonn thp 5237,000.00 pursuant to trie Local Bon* is all hcr> fl p'Cipprty - oming acres of riding trails, 189,000. northerly property line ol Lots 21, I?1 SLOOP — Sleeps two. Head, motor Low of New Jersey. In anticipation oJ Open'i irfigp ! \:;>q ri'i."ri v OPEN FOR INSPECTION. SATURDAY 28, 29, 30 ond 31, Block 54 of the the isiuonce of said bonds, and to tem- FROM 2 P.M. TO 4 P.M. HREE-BEDROOAA Tudor cottage. mooring included. Excellent condition. LEGAL NOTICE " aforesaid Tax Map right hundrrd porarily linance said improvement of Mtht>ric.k~tM-r)!>.".;f>. •iin. 'us. ,.'•. h.Tths, J9 Hnoper Ave. Orocin Boy view Woorlprf loomed living room, porch, basement Full set of sails. Call Pauel s BoalyaTcl, ninety and ninety-live hundreflths purpose, negotiable notes ot the Town- hillside. Eioht-yeor Early American Ran- MM 194. feel 18?0.95' ) to c point in Ihe buious family loom •.'.,:' ue ... HI our I iskmg 143,000, owner wonts action. NOTICE , ship in a principal amount not exceeding cher Eight roams, two lircploce*. two- ~ 14' PINTAIL - Rbcrgios.""" " Toke notice thot FRANK J PERRY southeasterly property line of Lot 123/,000.00 are hereby outhomed to bt area. car built in garoge No gross cutting. Lot HREE LARGE BEDROOMS - Huge has applied to the Mayor ond Council of 11, Block 54 of the aforesaid Tox issued pursuant to and within the limita- approximate!* 152x105. Price S4/.5D0 Dacron soils. 1/50 map; thence, lichen, 2' J bofhs. lovely river view. Ask- 531 0611 or 5310672 Fair Haven Borough for o Limited Re- tions prescribed by said law. F.A. Gehlhaus, Real Estate ig VJ',900. Owner very, very anxious. toil Distribution license for premises 6. In a northeasterly direction SECTION THREE asking $75,900 situated ot 591 River Rood, Fair Haven, olona the soulheaslerly property '5 Beochwoy, Keonsburq '"MARSH AAARTNE" N. J. line ol Lets II, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 1/ (o) The improvement hereby au- W-5O5S or 2<-Hour Service N1-04M MAKE IT A MEMORABLE Ob|ections, if any, should OP mode irn- ond !8, Block 54 of the aforesaid thorized and the purpose for the financ- SAILBOATS lex Map sevpri hundred sixty-one ing of which said obligations are to tie MEMORIAL DAY! medioteiy in writing to Roy W. Nelson, issued is the construction of o storm ""SPANKING NEW! " Appealing four-bedroom, two-bath New ONE DESIGNS DAYSAILERS Clerk of Fair Haven Borough, ond thirty-eight hundredth", leel SKIMMAR DINGHYS (Signed) (761.38') to o point in thf southerly drainage facility on Atlantic Avenue, Beach Agency, realtor Shrewsbury ronch, beautifully landscaped PARIMAR ROWING & SAILING DORY property line ol Lol 19. Block 54 o! south of Port Monmouth Road in the v $35,500 FRANK J. PERRY Designed tor comfortable living. Feo Swoging & Nico Press Rigging the aforesaid Tax Mop; thence. East Keansburg section of the Township Three brdrnouis, two full boths, family tures: central oir. spacious gamecoom 326 Hance Road, of Middletown and includes the con- room, onr-tnr gnifigp. Only one al this jnncssce stone fireplace and that very Sails Trailers Rttinqs Foir Hoven, N.J. 7. In an easterly direction nlnnc. JO Bridge Ave. Red Bonk RR Sta. 74U7< struction of reinforced concrete storm 170 Hwy 35 Middletown, N.J. price. An excellent buy. iportonl porch. A reol value plus e the sojlherly property lire of Lot droms, inlets, concrete hrodwalls, ac- •llent schools. Owner oskinq 150,000. 19/2 DOWN EAST 25' — Cuddy cobir May 35. June 1 S/.00 19, Block 54 cloresnid two hundred quisition ol parcels ond easements and 842-2626 Open 7 Days hardtop. Two 22 gal. tiberqloss luet tonks, sixty-five feet (265') to a point in oil oppurtenant ond related work in- PAUL P. BOVA ~ NOTICE the existing southwesterly right ol EDWARD A. HANLON AM radio. Fonto'stic lishino. boot. Asking NOTICE is hereby given that the May- cluding restoration ond is in accordance REALTORS SI950. 329J922. woy line of New Jersey StoleHigh- with plons entitled, Bnyshore Drainorj» 3i Cherry !>ec Form Rd , Middlctown REALTOR or and Council of the Borough ol Red way Route 35. Ihe Point and Place Proiect - Section ill - upland Drnln- LI Bonk ot its meeting ol May 21. l"3 clos Ol BEGINNING 710. Apartments/ 710. Apartments/ 50 Broad 5t. ShrewsDury OAY SAILER 1971 ~ Gloss, fully rig oae Rosin Improvement" to be prepared Be ged, with trciler, SI58S sifted and approved a minor subdivision Contoming 1.5.1 1 ncres more or by Richard M. 5chul;, P.E. anrt L.S., Town Houses Town Houses 671-2544 842-0110 on behalf of Poul M. and Lillian P Jo/ Pi 642 1286 for premises formerly known os Lot 26, less, Coniulting Engirerr Mirtdlelown Town- M PORT MONMOUTH - Coiy two-bedroom The intent ol the obove dosrnpiion ship ond to be hied in the otlice ol the "" "LITTLE SILVER"""" 1 Block B on the Tax Map or the Borough tr( cottage, ideal tor starter or reliremen WOODPUSSY — 1019. sell boiling, h ol Red Bank thus creating new lots is to describe alt of Lot ?0, Block Townihip Clerk. Happiness is owning Ihii lovely homt iomc. Washer ond dryer, wall-to wall cor- berglai. aluminum mnsl, boom, wilh'trail known as Lol ?6B and 26C in Block B on 54 os shown on the Tox Mop of nestled on n wooded lot. Only two bed se). ilfi.000 /8/-S2I2. ready to soil. Tv.o years old. 11 v00. said Tax Mop ol the Borough of Rtd Middletown Township, Sheet No |b) Fhp fUimaltdmo»imum rooms but room lor two more. Polio ir Bonk. 16, dafed December 31. 19JO amount of bond or notes to be issued lor flower garden — ci greet buy at S38,OOO SBURY PA~R*K - Two-story ""Three bed 8. Description ol Lot 19, Block 54 as soid purpose, is 123/.0O0 00 ooms, I1? bolhs, modern kitchen. New 14 FlBERGLAS - Skis, hie preservers The resoluhon arontinq said minor shown on the Middletnwn Township (cj The estimated cost of sent) pur- CAAAASSA AGENCY lulters, 100 amp service, new point. Move 5U n.p Merc electric start with twir subdivision n on die with the Borough Tox Mop, Sheel No. 16, dated De- pose is W50,ooo,oo ihe excess (hereof Realtors MLS ight in. SI6,000. Call owner. /74-5BSO. arks, battery. Reody to go. B4?-9044 Clerk and is available for inspection. cember 31, 1970. over the said estimated maximum Doted: May 23, 19/3 amount ol bonds ni notes to be issued VI 4 Porker Avenue /4I-6JJ6 Little Silver PFARSON FlBERGLAS SEDAN CRUti BEGINNING at o point in Ihe •MZLET — Rariton Volley rancri Thfet 1 DORFMUS, RUSSELL, therelor being the amount ol Ihe laid do PRIVATE SAl't - "R -- 34'¥)2'9"x3 . Displacement 17,000 existing southwesterly right of woy jedrooms. \\; bolhs. wolltowoll carpel FASANO & NICOSIA line of New Jersey State Highwoy JI3.000 00 down pa/meni (or said pur- tour bedroom bi-lr . Upper level, ^ Documented net 15 tons. Twin Chrvs pose. 17' country kitchen, paneled recrea r 300 h.p (440B) engines 4 KW Onar> Attorneys lor Poul M • Route 3S, where fhe samp is inter spacious li ving room ond dinino. room, 1 and Lillian P. Joy sected by the existing southeasterly SECTION FOUR eat-it n cuslol m Formica kitchen with dish- room, central OK conditioning, full II sotety equipmeni and more, Princes nsion ottic Patio Beautiful land BY C. Martin Goodoll right of woy line oI the Trml' The following matters are hereby de- wnsher. three bedrooms, custom Dotrt- 0V 3-burncr ronge with oven, Retrig A member ol the Nrm 1 caping. Ul.QQO. 2W-B5W. Principals only. erotor with deep Ireeic. Pressure hoi ond thence, termined, declared, recited ond staled room odiomtng mtiMer bedroom. Lower 1. Ino south easterly direction. loj The said purpose described in level, fourth bedroom, den, second bath, GHLANDS — Waterfront home Prt cold waler. Shower, Raritan Crown Head Mov 3 4WS /ate dock. Bulkhead. Three bedrooms Hynoutic steering, outo-pilot. radio, tape olono the existing soulhweslerly Section Three of this bond ordinance it playroom and utility area, paneled gome- right of way line ol New Jersey not o current expense and Is o property room ana one cor gorogp tttras, woll-lo- 'wo baths. Principals. S39.900. Call (212) ployer, furniture. All lin«, anctiori ond NOTICE 'enders. Just reiurnrd Irom Flondo Co Slate Highway Route 35 Iwo hun- or improvement which the Township woll carpeting, all aluminum siding, \'i x 16-66?J or 872-1996. MONMOUTH COUNTY dred feel (200 ) to n point wvheie moy lawfully acquire or make m a gen- iO potio, sewrr Convpntpnt to schools nnd (1)1/41 000J. Irwm •, Yoclit Work%, Marine SURROGATES COURT eral improvement, and no part of trie IN A HUR^V — Come see this chonr ^ark, Red Bonk, N.J. the some intersects fhe northerly shopping /S < \'2i londsccipMt lot. V46JOO ihree-bedroom Cape Livmq room v ESTATE OF WILLIAM J. RATHSCHM- properly line of lot ?0. Rlnck 54 ol tosf thpreol has been or shall be \pt- Cot I B4J-VJ8?. Conlcnti of nome moy be jood lireplote, new root, and everything NOW IS THE TIME - To have your soils IDT, DECREASED the Tax Mop ol Middlelown Town- nally assessed on properly spetiollv pure hosed se m top order, including excellent inspected, repaired, ond washed New Pursuant to the ordrr ol S THOMAS ship; thence, benrlitted thereby. MlbDL.tr TOWN SPLIT Lt-VFl." --Living eighhorhood Reduced to %U,Q00. r soils and equipmeni Cnnvm repairs mortp GAGLIANO, Surrogate of the County ol 2. In a westerly direchon. alonq Ib) The period ot usefulness of \aid .RMSTRONG AGENCY, ReoMori, 55S nnd new convos work. Note our new od Monmouth. this day made, on the nppli Ihe northerly property line ot Lol purpose, williin the limitations of said four bedrooms, two baths, one cor go ospect Ave., Little Sliver. 741-4S0O. dreu. cation of the unrJersignfd, Virginia B. 20. Block 54 aforesaid two hundred Local Bond Low, and occordlng to tne roof . Alking 1J9.900. FRANK W ULMER OF RED DANK Rothschmidt, Sole Executrix of the es- sixty-five (36S1) to n iioini in the rrosonobie life thereof, is forty HOI MckFNNA, JR., Rroltor, JO L .10 Bridge Ave.. Red Bonk 143-5691 tate of the said William J. Rolhschmidt, soulneosterly property imp ot Lot veors. deceased, notice is hereby given lo Ihe Red Bo . N J ^1 2 18, Block 44 nf the aforesaid Tax (CJ The supplemental debt state- creditors of said deceased lo present to Mop; thence, ment required by said low. ha\ brrn 720. Income Property the said Sole Executrix their claims un MADISON TOWNSHIP - Coloniol Dm 3. In a north easterly direction duty mode ond died in the Office of the ing room (our bedrooms. I : txiH'v Nvr drr oath within nx months from this Township Clerk, nnd a complete e»e« date nlonrj the southeasterly properly rooms (orpctrd. hostvnpnt, qoroqr, Ircos SALTY line of l.nl IR daresaid nmetyfour culed duplicate original thereof has 1.13.900 'HA ond VA ternn TO qunhfted FREEHOLD BORO Doted- May 26th, 197.1. feet (94) ID a point in Ihe existing been tiled in the Division ol Local Fl- tHJVff BOB GRIMM AGENCY, Renitor, MF_MORIAL DAY WEEKEND bAl L W Gilbert Manson, Esn nance in the Department ol Community •Mirvy ji, Kfyporl, N J SA6 8400 Adult lifp jncketi. M 49 . southeasterly line al the Trail- DOUBLES FOR INVESTMENT Al Monmouth Avenue thence, Affairs, and such statement shows thai Lovely Older Colonial Plus Cape Cod Rcittefy Boxes. M 49 \v Red Bonk, N J. 'he gross debt of the Township, ns rip. ATIPNTION COMMUTING t-XCCU Deplh hnder sale 4 In o nnrlhenstprly direction 1 Attorney ned in sold law, is increased by thii TIVFS - Grond (Qunlry eslote: Grandmo J ' nylon. 13c ft along the existina southeasterly bond ordinonce by MJ/.0Q0.Q0 nnri lhat Moiri \ftting, .'9 broutitul ocrcj, out vo homes for price ot one n hord to Zodiak Mnrk I demo. lAStl VIRGINIA B RATHSCHMIDC ncjht of wny I me of the Trnil, sixty iEatonbrouk SS up Main House is o lovely two-story. ?01 Crestview Onve the sold obligations authorised by thts ^tonomi) Coloniol Sur rnu'KlPd by ito'ely nine onci no hundredth* feet (69.00 ) endinq oil the chorm of yesterday. Wnll MidrJIetown Twp , N.J bond ordinonce will he within all debt trrfS, brook, good borns ond r i c »i soil to a poinl of curvature; thence, '•nutations prescribed by said law HAkOLO LINDtMANN, Orokor, Enton- owall (orpetinq in living room (with BOAT HOUSE Sole Executrix 5 Along o curved line bearing lo tow, 14/ MOJ tploce). dining room, den. Master bed 11J3 Ocean Ave.. Sea Orig^t the right in n northeasterly diroc Id) The ongrcgafe umounl ol not *• oom and bath plus music room oil on May ?S M 50 6*1 22\) tion, thence southeasterly direction ceettina 1/5,000 Ml for items of expense COL is NFCK. nvr RFDROOM CUS si level. Three bedrooms, lull botti and 16 FIBtRGLAS RUNABOUT - "ftS h p twenty-one and mnely.tour fiun- permitted under Section 40A'}.j[) ni Ichen upstairs. Fun basement, attic with NOTICE OF"S"ETTLEMCNT und low. has been included in the lore- TOW fVANCH on bomilifullv trpfd two Mfrcuiv tnaifif. F. xcellpni toncMron. AsN OF ACCOUNT dredths leet 121.941 to ti point in UPERBLY rlesijncd, beautiful)/ siied, en former nursery grounds in loroge spnet completrs pirlure. inn im Aftrr 6, )A) Ifii the emiing southweitir ly rifjht ol Ooing estimated'cosi of smd imnrnur C .rtuliv'e hninps I O I Al PRIVACY S. . . cosily converted to two-'amily liv- ESTATE OF HOWARD L. SCHNFl- miy tme of New Jrsey Slate 'High- "enf or purpose DFR, DECEASED S Calonlown. One and two-bedroom afi.irttnonls (one bjtti and two Hnnrhomr (irlciitrme tronl witti full nnr 9 SAII ING DINGHY - f.Kfllrnt tontli way Route 35. Ihr Point nnd Place SECTION FIVE 'ion A/loy be seen Sat . Sun. Notice is hereby given (hot ihe riccounls balds), all facing on park like malls. Models now open for your Ti O, lull WO'I flfiltStone ftff|ilticr m livmcj •rconri home on proper fy consist of com of BEGINNING e Full faith ond credit ol Ihe Town. room, ponded lonuly room wih roiifd ruition livin(j rooni (tininrj room, lorqe of the subscriber, Admiriiilrotn* of tl>e •jtatr of soid Dfccnied will be ouditrri The intenl of the above rlr^rnnlion, | are hereby pledged to the nuiKtunt inspection. 5 minutes lo Monriouth Shopping Ontci; walkinf distance lircirth lirriilocc out) Iipouied crilintj MUM rchrrt, one t>r(trnoiT>. full both, full time- M lo describe oil nf L nl 19. Block payment ol the prmcfpal of, and interest I plnnk ll«or*. .1 iorif hetilniq ond cur I?/1 MARQIMS ~ IS' i M , tri hull, how rt mif \tot«l by (tie Surrogate of the Coun to Eatorilown Shops. All Shore recrcal.onal facilities.'Transportation put. lrenirndnu\ oHic \tomtip Rpnu V ol Moniiinulti ond reported (or settlp. 54 as shown on the To* Mop of " said obligations authorneti tiy ililiofiinq Loll (?t)l) /BI) I40O. Thp CoH ully londscapcd triongulor lot drrot po (tor, wim 60 n p Jotinson nno I UK) It) I ir Middlelown Township, Sheel 16 by road, rail, air. Separate-entrance apailmcnts jrp all-plcctric with f,E Dude Irmlpr. Under IQ hours me 1IMX1 nenl to The Mofirnouth County C.OuM, fthfil income or proiessionnl uiF Con- 'roliotr Divison. on Friday, tfir* ?[J'h tinier) December 31, 19/0 criipnlly lot olcif color coordinated appliances. Ceramic tile baths h,i«e 6-foot vanity !• XCF1 LFN1 1HRI C flt.OIIOOM (Jav of JULY A D., 19/3, r>l 9 00. o clock 3 The following porcles nl Innil n\ dressing tables. Individual Ihcrrnns1.it1". contiol electric hestmp, and RANCH — in ro;i cirrn ot Mirln^lown a m , ot the County Cour I Home. Mom/ Shown on the map entitled Zoning Mop 1 iclfifii btJill nil {ihmnfM.m Mtliny. w i Hi YF •> YOU f AN (uiY iNcnvr • No rnt) i) rnotor. h«;i:f. Cl ieF>! and Court Slreets, Freehold, New of Ihe Towfutup nl Middlctown, Mon air conditioning. ? car parhinj per apartment. 2? ncics abound' ountry UH nprt t(>( ludPfl FtuHl in ti'j- 16* MX) f\ CO' idi in nt odv fo Jersey, ot winch time Apfilircition will nouth County, New ler\ey ' rioted May in natural holly, dogwood, rliododend'on and '.l-ade tites. Future Swim ipnjc, rriDiuious JOni'i hdSrmrnl vsith I 'node lor the nllowdiKC ol Contmiv J. 19/0 ond revised Oclober ?0 19/1 onrl revised November 11, 197?. (irrnored by and Tennis Club. Sec these aparmcnls now! Rentals Irom J235.00. nrrf lutes ot>o«P qnujnil ami outside en BEN ALPERN i tinct Coumrl Ices ticincf to (H)IIO f'rnlrsMtinn) lonrt\c(i[)inn Dord Mtiy 18th A D 19/) Richard W, Sctiuti, Township Engineer SECTION SIX Top buy fit 16?.inn f A AKMSrWONO. I ALUMINUM - With JO h n. Mrrtuiv RfiymonO [i UeHiddCf, tvr| , nre herewith nliued within (he R.)O ThiI'ms bond ordinance jhshriln l Mr elicit REALTORS •ngine, out) frciilrr. 1<(R) Zone in their entirety we/.ly i?oi day* niter Ihe lirji publ.cn- For Rental Information (201) 5449111 AGTNCY, Fipoltors. 551 Prospptt Ave . Attorney nt Law, !| Lime Silver MI4VW W, Main St freehold fflll !t\ S040 I] Momnoulh Streff, Lots 8. 9. 9A. 9B, SC, 9D, 10. II ond 12 on (hereof after final pnssr)Qe, Oip ,J. vided by mid Local Bond L ow DIRECTIONS Parkway [>it »10!> to Eatonln*n Circle north or, file ,;>', lo Grand Call 462-6464 Ol D tOWN 16 LAPSTRAKL Red Ba.ik, N J 0//OI trt Block 1) as shown on the Official Lirrut sii-vrH - spncom tbrpp npri Tax Mop ol the Township of Mirldle fHOMAS LYNCH, Si at Efllonlown Center, fliglil on Orodd to White S!. lhtjn nfh! to Lalonbtook roorn horn p. f-uily mr cnncliticnncJ Living) r. XLi: L i r N r" i Nvt, s rMe u f OPCOF*'T U Brit ofrcr MARCFARI; r SCHNH lOEH, /4/9/JB / Bmqhnm Hill Circle, town Miiynr morn with lircplnre. lornvjl dining room,. NtTV - Rf-d Brink fireo ronlashc in* Altnl ns Rutinoii, New JPI sey SF 7 Thi* nrrfinnnte M,,,tl |UM- *' ' ' /.«. Scott Co.. Managing /l(j(tiir, Cliiahulh. N.J. pal in kitcricn, irirgp laniily mum. V .•[wieMfr nnd fuflirni frlurn inyf%t M ALUWltrUM - V "Hot Torn Vow lion t Adt ellect MTimrritrilelY upon finnl priiinqp Fhomoi J Mogm, Uti.WJO over r»istinn Inorltjogr cinil reap *ilh onrs, IKK) U fl. f»»Y S K 11- r-. l\U0 nnd puhlitnimn ntcording to law Townihio Clerk thr heneliH Quaii'irit nrmcipois O"iy Oppp dOUhlf iDt A^lf.g J.lvWW /4I hSii * Moy 25 , 1 Con |4; 4fl.i^ oi ui 52SJ JUJ The Dally Register, Red Bajtlc-Mlddletown, NJ. Friday, May 25,1171 33 ON THE Real Estate Today HOUSE t* 1*. area sprinklers ... that the What's new on the market? connections and disconnections THE PRODUCT — A jet are made with a quick click %V *"* -4-" *?" *»"^\t * ;B* J«-^S43B«Jf* «4i<«~u«Mj "gun" for removing stoppages ... that a special gripper ring in toilet bowls, floor drains, is used so that the harder the wash basins and other piping hose is pulled, the tighter the complexes. connection becomes ... and Manufacturer's claim — That that there are two sizes of re- gas pressure is released from placement couplings to cover an aerosol-type cartridge when different sizes of garden hose. the tool is fired ... that the pressure strikes a single ham- THE PRODUCT— An add-on mer-like blow to water in pipe stairs for swimming pools that or drain ... that this pressure features a jet spray for water is transmitted 250 feet down the massage. line, dislodging the obstruction Manufacturer's claim — That ... that the action of the tool the jet spray converts the well will not damage piping ... and of the stairs to what is called RECOGNIZING REALTORS - Gov. William T. Cahill signs proclamation that, since the gun is fired in "a private spa," since it mas- declaring "Realtor Week," while Albert Rubin, left, president of the New water, there is no loud noise. sages the pool user with mil- Jersey Association of Realtor Boards, and Robert Ferguson Jr., Wall lions of tiny bubbles of air and Township, association executive vice president, look on. To the right is THE PRODUCT - Plastic water ... that the temperature the 10,000-member association's new symbol, with accompanying slogan, housing that makes an electric can be adjusted as desired in "Pride in, respect for, the property of America." The "week" ends to- drill shockproof as well as heated pools ... and that the morrow. usually light in weight. stairway comes in a one-piece CJ Manufacturer's claim — Thai fiber glass, vinyl-lined, nonskid the housing is made of polw unit that can be added to the caronate and guaranteed U wall of an old pool or installed life against breakage... thai it in a new one. Cedarbrooke Models will not crack from low tem- (A helpful handbook for do-it- peratures nor warp from ex- yourselfers is Andy Lang's treme heat ... that it is n|n- "Practical Home Repairs," conductive and that the dnijs available by sending $1 to this • i% using, it carry UL labels newspaper at Box 5, Teaneck, Open for Inspection C * that the housing won't N.J. 07666.) dent, peel or corrode. (The jet plumbing aid is DOVER TOWNSHIP - Ce- vanity in the dressing area, ing room, wide open kitchen Ak«#« manufactured by Debric In- darbrooke, a 54-home year- three additional bedrooms, and dining room and a wood- u&t. THE PRODUCT - A gr/up novations Inc., 64-24 137th St., round development of three full bath with custom vanity, paneled family room wit* of 16 garden hose connectors-, pushing, N.Y. 11367; plastic by and four bedroom houses in and powder room on the first sliding glass doors. There are* TOP TOPPED — Topping out ceremony for Top of the East condominium designed to allow the user to General Electric, 1 Plastics the Toms River section of this level. three bedrooms, a color-keyed apartment complex featured placement of a sign atop the high-rise build- connect or disconnect house Ave., Pittsfield, Mass. 01201; township is open, with three The four-bedroom bi-level bath with marble top vanity, a ing on Scenic Drive off Rt. 36, Highlands, that overlooks Sandy Hook and. and water accessories without the hose connectors by Black & decorated models for in- has a front-facing living room, laundry/utility room with rear the New York skyline. Snyder-Westerlind Corporation of Middletown is turning off the faucets. Decker, Towson, Md. 21204; spection. an 18-foot wood-paneled recre- service entry and an attached Manufacturer's claim — That an(j the pooi stairs by Cascade Cedarbrooke homes include ation room with sliding glass •garage with inside entry. developing the luxury high rise on the highest point of the Atlantic the line is composed'of cou- Industries Inc., Seaboard. Condominium one-, two-and three-bedroom apartments sell a ranch, bi-level, and a colo- doors to an optional rear All models include wall to plings, hose menders, regular Talmadge Road, Edison, N.J. nial, according to McConhell patio, formal dining room and wall carpe'Ung and color from $38,500 through the ApplebrookAgency. nozzles, pisto-jet nozzles and 08817.) & Co., Pompton Plains, Brick large eat-in kitchen. A large coordinated kitchens with Town, and Cherry Hill, ex- laundry/utility room and ad- dishwasher, oven/range ana clusive sales agent. jacent den or playroom, half range hood, and wood lami- The colonial features a bath and garage with inside nated cabinets of birch and large master bedroom suite entry complete the lower lev- oak. with walk-in closet and bath el. Cedarbrooke is one mile with shower and marble top The ranch has an 18-foot liv- from the Shelter Cove beach and the Bey Lea lH-hole golf course and park. Cedarbrooke models and Reed Opens Realty the McConnell & Co. sales of- fice are on Delaware Ave. off Fischer Blvd. in Toms River. To reach the site, lake Exit 82 Agency inHolmdel of the Garden State Parkway, HOLMDEL - Robert K. go east on Rt. 37 approximate- Reed, builder of Country ly three miles to Fischer Woods at Holmdel and Coun- Blvd. Make the judghandle try Farms at Holmdel, has es- left and continue to Delaware tablished his new Seven Oaks Ave. Turn left for one block to real estate agency here at 4 the models. South Holmdel Koad, just south of Rt. 520. Home Care Eip Mr. Reed, president of New Nitrogen is the element in Jersey Shore Builders' Associ- the fertilizer mixture that in- ation, lives in East Brunswick creases the size of the plant with his wife, Barbara, and and flower. But too much ni- their three daughters. They trogen can cause radishes soon will move into one of his that are "all tops" or to- own custom homes in Country matoes that produce more Woods. vine than fruit. President of ihe Mnnmouth County Fox Hunt, Mr. Reed is dedicated to the preservation and enjoyment of natural Drop Anchor beauty, as demonstrated in the open space philosophy at • that distinguishes his devel- Robert K. Reed opments. Representing a third gener- mcrce and a member of its ation in the business of build- Human Relations Council. He- ing and selling homes, Mr. was an organizer of the Aes- Reed has served as vice presi- thetics Board I hero. | dent of the builders' associ- The fully staffed new Seven ation, president of the Kast Oaks facility is open seven SOUTH Brunswick Chamber of Com- days a week. I LUXURY NORTH-POINT OCEANFRONT ESTATES IN LIVING J PRIVATE BEACH COLTS NECK r • IS 2 bedrooms • air conditioned IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY i • wall-lo-wall i carpeting • G.E. appliances 4 SOUTH HOLMDJEL ROAD. HOLMDEL, NEW JERSEY i • convenient to shopping and i transportation 946-3700 • immediate occupancy • rentals start at Robert E. Reed.the builder of Country Woods, adds his knowledge and imagination to an experienced, competent sales staff to form a MODEL OPEN progressive new Real Estate Agency. 12-5 P.M. \ 3000 sq. ft.'Colonial of unsurpassed quality in one Wed. to Sun. of the most beauilul areas of Colls Neck. Unique detailing throughout including raised panels and I 1187-1189 Ocean Ave. THE SEVENOAKS STAFF shell back corner cabinets in the 14x28 formal living room. Four bedrooms, 2'/j baths, large dining room, Sea Bright. N.J. I paneled den and magnificent kitchen with dinette 12011842-1099 area opening onto large patio. Many, many other features and all of this located on a fully wooded waterfront lot. Open for inspection. DIRECTIONS: T'kwy exit 109 Red [lank, cent on 520 to Otean Avenue, IH*,r 36). Sea Bright Apti. K,fuioiJ juit *outh ol bull- Jtl DineCTIOI-lS: Jun'.l'ori M! HA/ 3. designs that blend clustered When the worn section has Real Estate In the eight years since our community was founded, single-story townhouse homes SHREWSBURY - Carol been cut out, scrape out the Realtor Week - May 20-26 with the natural wooded envi- Gilboy Foster has joined area thoroughly, then apply ce- we, have built over 2,000 homes for retirees—and have ronment. Completely new Walker and Walker Reatlros, ment and put in the new piece. single-story designs are also Be generous with the cement, listened carefully to their comments, suggestions, ideas. 661 Broad St., as a residential but keep a clean cloth handy so being offered in Section Three sales associate. Result: this unusual duplex model, The Hampshire, with at Covered Bridge. Again our that when you press the tile into Mrs. Foster graduated from place, you can quickly wipe up completely-different exterior architecture and interior philosophy of living in harmo- Ohio State University with a ny with the countryside is de- any cement that oozes up at the degree in elementary educa- seams. The only drawback is floorplans. Your choice: 2-bedroom or 1-bedroom; both monstrated in a distinctive ar- tion and taught in the Middle- chitectural approach to creat- that the tile, being new, will offer exceptional space and facilities at very modest cost. town school system. look extra clean in comparison ing housing without detracting REALTOR She and her family live at 11 with the rest of the surface. Visit now while wide selection of locations is available. from the aesthetic impact of Deer Path, Holmdel. You can leave it that way, al- the land." Mrs. Foster is a member lowing time to take care of the and past board member of the difference, or you can deliber- Pride in, Respect for Northern Monmouth County ately dirty up the tile a bit. Fidelity Union Branch of the American Asso- Incidentally, 1 recently saw The Property Of America Profits Climb ciation of University Women. how a homeowner solved his \She was recently elected as problem of a couple of worn NEWARK - Income of Deacon of the Red Bank Pres- spots in a linoleum floor. He cut Fidelity Union Bancorpora- If you act NOW, we will guarantee TODAY'S PRICKS byterian Church. out eight diamond-shape pat- MONMOUTH COUNTY BOARD tion, before securities trans- terns in the floor at measured on every one of our homes scheduled for occupancy be- actions, for. the three-month Homo Buyer School intervals so that two of them tween now and March 7, 1974. OF REALTORS period ending March 31. was Producer to Speak fell on the worn parts. He then 53,632,000 or $1.22 a share. POINT PLEASANT - The sliced diagonally across four li- noleum tiles and used the eight While we are building your house, you needn't lay out a • The per share figures repre- N.J. Shore Builders Associ- pieces to fill in the places he penny beyond your original $500 down payment. Not sents a rise of 11.9 per cent ation, which advocates home had cut out. After he dirtied up from the same period last buyers schools by all of the till you "settle" do you write another check. LONG BRANCH the tiles a bit, it appeared as year when earnings before associations, will get a chance though the diamonds were part securities transactions were to tell its story when the of the original design. NOW... for as little as 13,272,000 or $1,119 a share. school producer and executive vice president, Jack Little, $3,175 Down and Q. — We have a very old Net income, after securities speaks at a meeting of JCPL- wooden fence made from cy- $228.50 Per Month* transactions, totaled $3,629,001) NJPL residential sales per- or $\.Tl a share. This com- press. It appears to be very sonnel at Forked River dried out. Can it be restored to ... Enjoy the Good Life pares with $3,318,000 or ?1.10 a House, Rt. 9, Forked River, its original condition? 12 model homes At the Exciting New share in 1972. June 6. A. — Not very likely. How- $ ANCHORAGE ever, you would be wise to ap- ply a couple of coats of wood 14,450 ,o 36,250 Condominium Apartments preservative to it. Despite its On the Oceanfront condition — and assuming that Monthly Maintenance Charges $51.02 to $92.59 it is not actually decayed — it includes: taxes; insurance; all exterior painting, LET US SELL YOUR HOUSE may still last a long time. Come see an apacimeni residence of delmguibhed architecture in a su- maintenance and repairs; plus 9 other major cost- perb localion. commanding panoramic vie.vr, of sea and sky . . . |tis! sleps fiom the ocean and r.cerw-. bosrcj.v.ik . your o>vn swimming pool Helping people sell houses is our business. (Sweating windows and of-living expenses. and sauna . . . nnd r.o ccnvcnicnl to New York, Newark, and all of New We are skilled, trained, and equipped to walls, damaged plaster and Jersey by train, bus or car broken concrete are among the sell creatively, persuasively ... . and quick- 35 subjects discussed in Andy You get the advantages o I Condom: m ov.ner'Jup . .. caie-lree living , security and income tax savings ly. We welcome the opportunity to discuss Lang's handbook, "Practical selling your house with you. Won't you call Home Repairs," available by There's a wide selection of .-ipnr1m»n! size and plans, and the custom sending $1 to this newspaper in touch is everywhere siunnnq GE equipped kitchens, colorful tiio us now? care of Box 5, Teaneck, N.J. baths, fine oak parquet lioor nq an conditioning,, richly carpeted corri- 07666.) restujoqd dors, beaufilully appointed ^bhy and much more! Most every apart- ment fiaii a canopied paho wiih Ocean VKJ.V:.. Ken us! HI rg Office * VILLAGE C community Opened by IJank STUDIO APTS From $23,000 HAZLET - Manuel Gale, 1-BEDRM APTS From S29.250 chairman of the board and Rt. 530, Box 166, Whiting, N.J., 201-350-1000 2-BEDRM APTS From 345,100 chief executive officer of Peo- LOW DOWN PAYMENT ples National Bank of Mon- 30-YR FINANCING AVAILABLE a better buy by mouth County, a United Jer- DIRECTIONS: sey Bank, has announced the opening of the bank's new From N.Y. & North: Garden State Pkwy. (Exit 80) & N.J. #530. THE ANCHORAGE Keansburg office al li!) Church From Philadelphia: Ben Franklin Bridge, N.J. #70 & #530. 4BO OCEAN BLVD LONG BRANCH, N.J. St, From Trenton: N,J. #33, #526 to Allcntown, then #539 & #530. becht A grand opening celebration DIRECTIONS- Gorrfen Slate CKwy to Exit * 105. follow Noulp If, (Monmouth is going on al the new office This advertisement is not an offering. No offerings made except by prospec- Rd) to Route 71 (Cedor Ave.) Tuni rlnht on Ruulr 71 In tml ot Or.eon Avp. Turn site now through July 7. left 7 blocks to Avery Ave. then right To sales office. (701) 729-7/22 becht &co. realtors tus filed with the Bureau of Securities, Department of Law and Public Safety OR WRITE FOR FREE BROCHURE According to Mr. Gale, Tree Shrewsbury n.j, ,8423933 of the State of N.J. The Bureau of Securities of the State of N.J. has not 'Bond on purchase price" for Apt. id wllli " iiio.luugn "' '»••*'!• tin vi^ ul gifts for new deposits and free "/i%l ttilmatKl taxes of SA7. per month, fillmtiied common charges ot US. souvenirs for all visitors are passed an or endorsed the merits of this offering. »r month I Income ton deduction ot HJB. iwr month. highlighting the promotional period. Snuffy Smith ^.i.j- ,.-, •• JI] Crossword Puzzle I 60T A-PLUS \ ON) m REPORT CflRoJ a F./JW 29 Rub oat AUNTLOWEEZV ./ « Scheme* 33 £v* 68 SoAumuits 30 0CMWV. 36 TiQalOow 69 BuflA): kid. 39 Mixed gra«s 70 Pnanother location 40 - the light ticket 71 Dried up 34 Angry 42 FmdO'Ji 72 ApjienCSage 35 Atorrac 44 G..".'srjm» missies 45 Kindol 74 Hjnouify 37 Gift's name Djciet DOWN 33 Gofs given 47 Open Vi^l- 1 Cool* 19 Vicw-i efcws ag*n 2 Glass 41 CO Caus« to io*« 43 A;A3V-S poet. musci* 3 Wiser 50 Caws fsasied 3 V' - Go«s 43 Sstw s 25 Wander oil H P'Ofound daugineis Hi and Lois aga"i • SI •' -. ore t*so. deoart 7 De-gieeo! inree " 46 deNoeJ. m€'it 5c Ac.d c^rn 5 A«,r,dof 43 Staager BECAUSE I'LL GIVE I ALWAYS K^3> TALKING 1 Hinjif 60 Pco!i"'s\t! fi Russian riv«f NOT, If VOU5CENTS IF M3C AJ3C0T DcXMRS AND HE So'i,!icn to Vesteida-, s Pi;;^e. 53 Fiahart DAD, WILL >OU DAD? / V TAKE THE TRASH CUT AUAAVS KEEPS of TV movie: GIVE ME A HUNDRED ABOUT CENT5 HENRY...THE DISHES »t*r. 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Welcome suffer disappointment, bring through living, dreams, and an objection. disappointment to others, or reading put together. This VIRGO (Aug. L'3-Sept. 2'.') - AQUARIUS (Jan. I'D-Feb. rtJE HAVIN A E otherwise discomfit the world does not mean, however, that You ought to be on the right WORDS NEXT COOft IK) - A complete under- D about you to do so. You have you will strike others as an ul- road this Saturday — but only standing of the prospects that no qualms about refusing to trasophisticate; rather, you if you are wise enough to lie before you just isn't pos- "cover" for mistakes, wheth- will keep your sense of won- avoid oversentimentalizing a sible at this time. Rest con- er they be yours or someone der about it all, never in atti- highly romantic past. tent with being semi-in- else's, for you would rather be tude rising above that produc- LIBRA (Sept. L'J-Oct. •») - formed. known as one who makes an ing the child's joy. Continue to exercise your PISCES (Feb. iS-March 20) error now and then — or rec- To find what is in store for imagination where creative — Make a positive effort in ognizes one — than as one you tomorrow, select your enterprise is concerned. Don't the direction you've chosen to who refuses to admit his own birthday and read the corre- bo discouraged should you be go. If you put off beginnings humanity. sponding paragraph. Let sour rebuffed during afternoon or any longer, you may miss oul You enjoy travel and would birthday star be your daily evening. on the project completely. not be averse to the kind of guide. SCORPIO (Oct. IM-Nov :']) ARIES (March 21-.\pri| l») £••25 !S work that would carry you far Saturday, May 2t — The Scorpio who is overly — Know that there are good "?&m£a from home base on a periodic GEMINI (May 21-June HI) anxious about the future may and bad facets to each man's Nubbin basis. You thrive on the ex- — Don't let your strong sense well spoil things for himself nature. Be wise; judge on insofar as immediate gains WELL... I'M citement of new places, new of tradition keep you from quality, not quantity. Let your UP A CKO$$W0RP PUZZLE... PERHAPS WE people; you have a great looking into something new arc concerned. Take things as imagination go and solve a $ voue 8UT I'M WAVIN', CAN BE OP sense of adventure that allows where family entertainment is they come. problem. , >166|6TANC£. you to accept anything differ- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- NEWSPAPER LITTLE TROUBLE: concerned. TAURUS (April 2U-May 2U) ent and fully appreciate the Dec. :'l) — Though you may / CANCER (June 21-July :'•-') — I'sy less attention to the experience. Strange sights — A day when physical sensa- not have planned any output why of things and more to the and sounds, exotic foods and tions may overshadow any in- of energy this Saturday, you what and when — for the mo- clothes — whatever and wher- tellectual value of a new ex- would be wise to do what is ment. You can come to terms ever the oddity, you take from perience. Rely on your own necessary to meet and over- with the source of trouble lat- it the most it has to offer. senses to bring you meaning. come an emergency. er on. Sheinwold's Bridge Advice By ALFRED SHEtNWOLD North were declarer. North king and jack of clubs then would ruff out the losing South dealer Blondic took the last two tricks. Neither side vulnerable When a hand iooks difficult spades, so South proceeded Did ynu foresee trial South NORTH 1 1 lm : from your side of the table, with that plan. "I|/"THIS TOASTER TMEV SAID IP C WASNT "' THERE'S YOUR MONEY - IF THAT WAS \ . would discard his losing dia- 4 AQ9 84 / DOESN'T WORK, SATISFIED MV MONEY TROUBLEMAKER.' CHEERFUL., I'D HATE ) imagine that you are sitting in He won the first trick with monds on dummy's trumps'.' P KJ9 (SO I'M RETURNING WOULD TO SEE HIM i/ your partner's shoes. There the ace of spades and ruffed a DAILY QUESTION "- IT BE CHEER ~T IN AN _y 0 A7 may be no problem at all spade. Declarer returned to FULLY ( UGLY MOOD T As dealer, vou hold: S-A g 9 • A 0 5 ' REFUNDED when you change your point dummy with the queen of ^—S of view. clubs to ruff a second spade. K 4 H-K .1 9 l)-.\ 7 f-A i) 5. WfiST FAST West opened the five of He got back with the ace of What do ynu say' • s: • KJ 10 6 3 spades, and South wondered clubs to ruff a third spade, Answer: Bid one spade The 0 653 what to do about the losing and led to the ace of diamonds hand is not strong enough for 0 KJ* 3 2 0 10 9 8 diamonds. He thought of to ruff the last spade with the a forcing opening bid. Some 4 763 2 +98 drawing Just one round of ace of trumps. experts might open with i-NT, but this supresses a fine spade SOUTH trumps and then running all One Tramp Left 4 7 suit and overstates the high- four clubs. This would allow Having ruffed four times, ^> A Q 10 8 7 card strength of the hand him to discard the losing dia- South had only one trump left 0 054 mond from dummy if either in his hand: the queen. He led ('A 1'ocket tiuide to Bridge' 4 KJ 104 opponent had four trumps and this and overtook with dum- written by Alfred Sheinwold is South West North East also four or more clubs. my's king of hearts. He pro- available, lift ynur copy by i :"' Pass : 4 Pais Very unlikely. South de- ceeded to lead out the jack sending 5(1 cents to Ked Bank ,i "> Pass 4 NT Pa« HeRister. KON :nin. (irand Pass 5 NT Pass CWMMS PgOPl.0 CSOT TtX> *>VO* MV MkMJ, I WAS B*N' CAW49 cided. 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V/AWllHf AHP BU/rER WENT OFF THREE TIMEO - • A1EAJJING •JOMETHIMG fNTERED '!«/ HIPF-0I1T IM KOOANIA. y 31 He Dafly Eegbter, Red Bajdc-Middielowo, N.J. Friday, May 25.1973 Wetlands Photos Exhibit to Move UHy - Carroll pi includes "Crafto-nritn iif.nl for 15 years, is an in- Hew York City and has aim' Siskind's photographic exhibit of the Wetlands", rntn who structor of photography at taught ptwtograpiiy m the of the New Jersey wetlands have been inspired by their Broolcdate and Monrnouth Col- city's adult education pro- will move from the Middle- closeness to the sea to create leges and has a photographic gram. town Library to the Eastern bird sculptures, hunting shop in Shark River Hills. He The photographer will Branch of the Monmouth decoys and to design and" has worked as a photographic present a slide lecture on inter-' County Library, Broad St., build shallow-water boats. illustrator and a research pho- esting people, he met while here, on Saturday June 2. Mr. Siskind, a shore resi- tographer at the shore and in taking pictures for the exhibit on Saturday, June 9, at 2 p.m. > Sponsored by Mpnmouth at the library. Museum, the exhibit wil| run through June 29. Mr. Siskind Woman Hurt In Accident of Shark River Hills, created this exhibition under a grant RED BANK — A woman Belford. Mrs. Griesnbeck's given to him by the New Jer- was injured Wednesday in a car was knocked 42 feet by Call an sey Council on the Arts last two-car accident at the corner the impact.of the collision, ac- summer(72). of Monmouth Street and cording to police. old army Mr. Siskind spent more than Bridge Avenue near the rail- The accident occurred at 20 full days taking photo- road station. 11:25 a.m. PROFESSIONAL CENTER PROPOSED anticipates renting to doctors because of proxi- graphs of the New Jersey The injured woman, Mrs. buddy. — Proposal to build $1.2 million professional of- mity to Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel. shore, from Atlantic High- Lillian Griesnbeck, 52 Main JAPANESE SMOKING fice building on Beers St., Hazlet, was discussed This is one of two buildings, similar in design, lands south to Bngantine. An St., Manasquan, was reported INCREASED IN '72 at public hearing by Hazlet Zoning Board of Ad- that would be built on the three-acre site. additional 20 days was spent in fair coridition last night in TOKYO (AP) - The Japa- justment. Bayshore Professional Center builder in developing, enlarging and Riverview Hospital. nese consumed a record mounting the show, which Police said she was the 1,050,100 million yen or $3,477.2 also includes pictures taken at driver of a car on Monmouth million worth of cigarettes in an earlier date. Street which was struck in the 1972, an increase of 10 per Mrs. Klein Hits Foe On Debate Refusal Sandy Hook, the Navesmk side by another auto on cent over the previous year, the Bridge Avenue driven by An- Japan Monopoly Corp. an- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - which drew about 60 persons, prornises, but has fulfilled of a statewide master plan for and Shark Rivers, Point u drew Coyle, 530 Mackey Ave., nounced. Visiting members of the but they failed to appear. few," she charged. education, and stated that Pleasant, Tuckerton and Bn- Matawan Township Demo- Mrs. Klein said the 20 mil- Stating her position on other "the certainty, not the sev- gantine are all a part of Mr. cratic Club in Burlew's Cliff- lion population projected for issues, the candidate declared erity of punishment is the de- Siskind's photographic presen- wood Inn, Rt. 35, Assem- New Jersey cannot be sup- lax reform based on an in- terrent to crime." tation. In addition his inter- blywoman Ann Klein, Demo- ported by existing land and come tax is the only plausible When You Need Money Fast... cratic gubernatorial hopeful, facilities. solution to the tax crisis in the chastised her opponents for "We must stop the uncon- state. She called for drafting CALLi refusing to meet her in de- trolled growth of this state or BONGARZONE'S bate. face serious shortages and in- E $10,000/O«ol Two other gubernatorial creased population," she Landscaping and candidates had accepted in- warned. vitations to the meeting. Gov. William T. Cahill, she CASH declared, is "arrogant" in his Grounds Maintenance We alsoimake loans to businesses • Medlcqrc Approved alleged refusal to meet with MONMOUTH COUNTY INVESTMENT CORP. NAVESINK HOUSE SINCE 1939 Tree Fete "people who have needs." She Highway 35 741-5061 Mlddlelown' added, "He has locked him- 40 Riverside Ave., Red Bank FOR PERSONALIZED CONSULTATION Siconrfiiy Morfgagt Ucinn self away from the people and PHONE: 542-0718 DAY OR EVENING Planned For even from his own advisers. WAYSIDE RD. , o« rimon *«.; NEW SHREWSBURY Ex-POW The governor was full of (Jm HOLMDEL - A Freedom • Tree honoring former prison- er of war Cmdr. Raymond A. Vohden will be planted in Holmdel Park Saturday at 1 V'ifill p.m. The ceremony, sponsored by the Shore POW Action Committee, will be held at the EVERY FABULOUS FLOOR MODEL INCLUDED Mobile Arts Center in the Park. Cmdr. Vohden, whose par- ents still reside in Wall Town- ship, was shot down over North Vietnam and captured April 3, 1D65. His parents will attend the ceremony. Vohden expects to enter the hospital HUGE MEMORIAL DAY SALE!!!! Monday for corrective surge- ry on his leg, hurt in his crash. Wben he was released Feb. 12, Cmdr. Vohden was the first POW to cross the line to freedom in Hanoi. He is a 1952 graduate of Rutgers Univer- sity, where he was an unde- feated wrestler, a football MONDAY, MEMORIAL DAY ONLY! See how much you player, and recipient of the Ernie Gardner Athletic can get away with! We've slashed as much as 40% off award. He enlisted in the Navy and received his wings our regular low prices, simply because we need room at Pensacola. The Freedom tree and for the new shipments arriving daily. Snap up sensa- plaque will be accepted by Victor Grossinger, chairman tional buys on top name sofas and chairs, complete of the County Park and Rec- reation Commission. suites, unique accents for any (and every!) room in The speaker will be Cmdr. Paul F. Selby of the Lake- your home. Everything's top quality/ in perfect con- hurst Naval Air Station, and the colors will be presented dition; even treated to our usual finicky inspection by N.A.D. Earle. Mrs. Meredith Canale of the -. iirifi .ill over polishing by experts before it POW Committee will be mis- tress of ceremonies. leaves the warehouse. Delivered The public is invited. FREE, of course, but if you're 5 Boys Held too thrilled to wait, we'll load your loot in your car

In Looting and you can drive it home \tytMhlH Of Meters !j yourself. Remember HAZLET - Five boys be- tween the ages of 12 and 13 ('{ these are SAMPLES... are to appear before the Juve- f' nile Conference Committee f> just one or few-of- for allegedly damaging and .J breaking into parking meters - • a-kind ... first at Hazlet railroad station, po- j lice said. come, first choice. Detective Sgt. Warren , Briggs said the youths used ' • For best pickings, be hammers and screwdrivers to , release money from the me- ' ' here when doors ters, and in some instances took the meters off of the ' open Monday at posts. Seven meters, in all, ' were damaged. 9:00 A.M. SHARP! The incidents took place ^ over a three-week period, Sgt. f, Briggs said, starting the last week of April. SHOP He said a break in the case came last week when he SATURDAY caught two of the suspects in 9:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. me act of vandalizing the me- ters. They were captured af- MONDAY ter they ran into a wooded area near the station. Sgt. (MEMORIAL DAY) Briggs was assisted by Patrol- man Harold Donlm in making f- • Chairs • Sofas • Sectionals • Love Seats 9:00 A.M. to 6 P.M. the arrests. |f • Recliners • Sleep Sofas • Bedding • Carpeting Arrests of the remaining {•{ • Dining Rooms • Dinettes • Bedrooms • Cedar Chests three youths took place after |b • Lamps • Occasional Tables • Youth Rooms • Recreation Rooms police talked to the first two suspects, Sgt. Brigfrs said. AH ALL PERIODS, ALL STYLES, ALL PRICE RANGES of the suspects live in the vici- nity of the railroad station, he added. ALL flBXJOl) Because of the youth of the youngsters and the fact that USE OUR CONVENIENT CHARGE PLANS FURNITURE GALEERIES all are first-time offenders, their cases will not be heard In Juvenile Court, Freehold, BUT.., you must accept delivery in June so we get the floor space we need. ROUTE 35, MIDDLETOWN, N.J. • 671-0400 the police sergeant said. ROUTE 22, UNION, N.J. •688-5500 Detective Robert Mulligan 'Except for traded merchandise OPEN MONDAY (MEMORIAL DAY) 9.00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Assisted Sgt. Briggs in in- vestigating the Incidents.