See No Other Job Cuts by DORIS KULMAN Monmouth School Is Slated to Congressional Delegations, Seem an Odd Figure), Secre- the Telegram Mr

Job Cuts 4Jitters'. Throughout Shore

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Sunny, Milder Sunny and milder today. THEDMII FINAL Clear and mild tonight. Sun- ny mild tomorrow. • T Red Bank, Freehold ~jT Long Branch J EDITION (Bee DetaJls, Pan 2) Monmouth County's Borne Newspaper for 92 Years VOL. 93, NO. 176 RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1970 26 PAGES 10 CENTS :i.n] [Min.i.iiiiiii iiiEiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu See No Other Job Cuts By DORIS KULMAN Monmouth school is slated to Congressional delegations, seem an odd figure), Secre- The telegram Mr. Howard Barring further Congres- move to Georgia;' New Jer- traditionally given a 48-hour tary Laird's spokesman resent to Mr. Laird yesterday sional budget cutting, the sey's two U.S. Senators, Rep. advance notice, were in- plied "functions and units requesting a.n urgent meeting 58,699 civilian jobs the fed- Howard, Assemblyman Jo- formed Wednesday, but offi- were eliminated. The number1 to discuss the announced cut- eral government will elimi- seph Azzolina, R-Monmouth, cials at both Ft. Monmouth, of people is incidental to the backs is the congressman's nate as a result of the mili- and a representative of Gov. where the Electronics Com- procedure." second wire to the secretary tary job cuts announced William T. Cahill are meet- mand has orders to lay off Normal attrition and some this week. Wednesday are it, a spokes- ing with top Array officials 561 employes, and NAD early retirements might ease On Monday, Mr. Howard man for Secretary of Defense in Washington this afternoon Earle, where 129 are slated the blow at Ft. Monmouth, wired Mr. Laird, asking for Melvin R. Laird said yester- in an attempt to block any for the ax, are still officially but there's nothing to soften a meeting to discuss any day. planned Signal School move. in the dark about the cut- it at Earle. possible cutbacks in the Rep. James J. Howard, D- The announced cutback of backs. The elimination of 129 jobs Third Congressional District. N.J., is seeking a meeting 93,900 military and civilian Details of the base cuts in that depot's Waterfront He never received a reply. with Secretary Laird in hopes jobs at 371 installations here are to be announced today at and Explosives Terminal and Mr. Howard said he will of easing the order abolish- and abroad will satisfy the 4 p.m. in Washington by Sec- Gun and Ammunition Reno- argue at today's 2 p.m. meeting 690 civilian jobs at Ft. congressionally - mandated retary Laird. vation Program means 129 ing in the office of Sen. Monmouth and the Earle Na- budget cuts, Secretary "We're doing business as workers are going to be Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., that Laird's spokesman said. usual," an Earle spokesman fired. the announced cutbacks "al- val Ammunition Depot. ready have done enough" to The cutbacks didn't affect "Based on present budget said yesterday, "All we know "Attrition is expected to be is what we read in the news- of no practical consequence," hurt- the Third Congressional the Army Signal Schools at plans, this will do it. But if District, and that the Army Ft. Monmouth or Ft. Gordon, our present budget plan isn't papers." the Navy said, "therefore all employes will have to be "not even consider moving Ga., .but they did increase approved, there will have to Asked how the cutbacks (See Laird's, Pg. 3, Col. 3) concern about rumors the Ft. be more cutbacks," he said. were decided (129 jobs does separated.' Says School Won't Move Now

LONG BRANCH - "We're needed accurate information me." But she was both sym- not one of the installations living in a great country," promptly. pathetic and helpful, Mr. due for consolidation or clos- Councilman Samuel Teieher He decided to call Presi- Tetcher said, transferring his ing which will be announced said last night, "If you have dent Nixon because Mr. Nix- call to an Army sergeant in Friday at approximately 4 a legitimate reason, and on also is Commander-In- the Department of Defense p.m. by Secretary Laird," PREVIEW OF TOMORROW -—Jhis is how a solar eclipse looked in 1963, taken you're not a crank, you can , Chief of the Armed Forces. who said he'd see what he Mr. Teieher said. 'from an airplane 35,000 feel over Maine. Photos show moon (dark) slowly eclips- practically talk to the Presi- So, Mr. Teieher relates, he could find out. Mr. Teieher said that for both himself and the city he ing the sun, from top left jo bottom right, revealing sun's corona or gaseous dent . . ." picked up his telephone and The sergeant didn't find out Mr. Teieher speaks from told the operator, "I want to anything, but did provide oth- feels a welcome reassurance. outer atmosphere. Another solar eclipse is due tomorrow. See related story page what he describes as "a re- speak to the President of the telephone numbers. Nine-and- "It was a tremendous, re- 9. (AP Wirephoto) freshing experience." He says United States." a-half hours and, he esti- freshing experience," he said, it brought him near, although "She giggled," he reports. mates, (100 in telephone bills "I think if Mr. Nixoti not to, the Presidential ear, But he convinced her he later, Mr. Teieher was speak- had been available at 9:15, and gave him reassurance was serious "arid before I ing with a woman who identi- I'd have been able to speak . that the Army isn't going to knew it I was connected with fied herself as a secretary to to him. Of course, I appre- County Charter Change move the Ft. Monmouth Sig- the White House" where he William Point. Mr. Point is ciate that he was busy . . ." nal School to Ft. Gordon, Ga.. talked to a woman who iden- an aide to Secretary of De- Mr. Teieher said he also His telephonic odyssey be- tified herself as a Presiden- fense Melvin Laird, Mr. had been in contact with Rep. gan at 9:15 yesterday morn- tial appointments secretary, Teieher said. James J. Howard, DrN.J:, ing, prompted by the belief He explained the purpose .The word from Mr. Point, over the rumored move "and Bill Gets Good Reaction that the Long Branch City of his call "and she said that conveyed via the secretary the people in the District owe TRENTON (AP) - Pro- Committee on County and nicipal Managers Association, Council, concerned over the unfortunately, Mr. Nixon was was "There are no plans to him a vote of thanks for his posed legislation, to reform Municipal Government which the State Bar Association, the rumored Signal School shift, tied up and unable to talk to move the Signal School. It is efforts on our behalf." the stracture of county gov- is considering a measure New Jersey Taxpayers Asso- ernment was endorsed yester- known as the optional county ciation and the New Jersey day by representatives of a s charter bill. Institute of Borough At- number of governmental and Spokesmen for the State As- torneys urged passage of the professional organizations. sociation of Freeholders, the legislation. , They testified at a public New Jersey League of Munici- The legislation would per- Mental Health Facilities Hit hearing before the Senate palities, the New Jersey Mu- mit but not require a county RED BANK - Mental tients to our state hospital, agency such as the present director of the state and .central facilities serving sev- to change its form of govern- health facilities in New Jer- where the care they receive Department of Institutions county Mental Health Associ- eral counties. They can serve ment to adopt one of the fol- sey are "abysmal" and it is is often professionally want- and Agencies, with its com- ations, will recommend cre- a smaller surrounding area lowing options: "with considerable mis- ing, the discharges frequent- missioner, who presently is ation of an independent state and be supplemented by The Inside Story —Strong elected county ex- givings" that many doctors ly premature (perhaps to not only not a psychiatrist, or Department of Mental Health smaller community-based ecutive with appointing au- send patients to state hospi- gain a better discharge statis- even with medical training, headed by a psychiatrist who hospitals. AAUW looks for new members Page 10 thority, budget responsibility tals such as Marlboro, an As- tic), the readmission rate is but a former warden, is not will be responsible to the gov- —Greystone Park, where a Engagements - Page < 1 and veto power over the board bury Park psychiatrist who dismaying and increasing, likely to produce a mental ernor, urge a higher salary recent scandal involving sex- Bishops upset Group III power Page 12 of freeholders. heads the N. J. Neuropsychi- the follow-up program but a health program that fits the scale to attract and keep tal- ual abuse of young patients CBA winds up regular season 23-2 Page 12 ented staff, and, stress the sparked the present APA —Elected county executive atric Association and the nominal one for the record needs of the times," Dr. Ja- Monmouth carries 'law' of progression" .—.—Page 13 Monmouth County Medi- that fails to fulfill its intend- cobson's testimony says. need for state-wide planning study, should be abandoned who would have veto power and coordination. and replaced with small com-' Astro-Guide -17 ENJOYMENT, YOUR but little control otherwise cal Society will testify today. ed purpose . . ." Lloyd McCorkle, a former Emphasis Placed New Jersey prison warden Speaking for the Mental munity hospitals, of from 500 Bridge -17 WEEKEND MAGAZINE over the daily operation of "In testimony prepared for to 1,000 beds, coordinated Classified Ads 18-25 Television'Listing presentation at today's public Like many others who have and long-time I&A head, is a Health Association, Mrs. Phil- county government. cabinet officer but the gover- lips will testify that state.hos- with other community facili- Comics 17 - M»vie Schedule hearing being conducted by testified at previous hearings • —Strong appointed county the American Psychiatirc As- and will testify today, Dr. nor doesn't appoint him. He pitals don't use modern ties. Editorials . 6 DAILY REGISTER manager hired by the free- sociation in a study of the Jacobson will put special em- is appointed by the state methods of treatment'for the Separate Units Financial „. .7 PHONE NUMBERS holders who would have broad state's mental health needs phasis on the need to remove Board of Control which, Dr. mentally ill and will empha- —Separate children's units Obituaries ..„.._.... .4 powers but would be subject and facilities,. Dr. Avrohm the state Division of Mental Jacobson will point out, size the need for comprehen- should be located in the com- Main Office 741-0010 "lacks the presence of a sin- sive community mental munity and integrated with Opinion Page — .6 Classified Ads ..741-6990 to immediate removal. Jacobson, speaking for the Health and Hospitals from Home Delivery .741-0010 —Strong board of freehold- county Medical Society will within ''the vast administra- gle person with professional health centers. community mental health Religion ...„ „. .16 background in mental She will recommend specif- services. - Mlddletown Korean 671-2250 ers appointing an administra- say: tive bureaucracy of the de- l Sports ...-. : • 12, 13 Freehold Bureau ...462-2121 tor to work under a board "It is with considerable partment of Institutions and health." ically. - ' "•"'Monmouth County Stock Market .7 Loig Branch Bureau 222-0010 misgivings JhafjEjBJi many Agencies. •<-"* Both Dr. Jacobson and —Marlboro ^ aTHealth Association "is Mental, Pg. 3, Col. 3) Women's News.... 10, 11 Sports Department 741-0017 of my colleagues send pa- "To have an umbrella Mrs. Francis F.-Phillips, a Hospitals be phasecPc Job Cuts Produce 'Jitters' Throughout Shore

By BEN VAN VLIET terdajrthat 561 jobs at the The Department of Defense Assemblyman Joseph Azzo- fected by this. It will be a jobs especially those in the All of the people ques- fort employe for 16 years. FT. MONMOUTH - There fort will be done away with, says it will release "specific lina estimated that the serious blow not only to the subprofessional categories." tioned at the fort said they She serves as secretary to are a lot of people in Mon- and 129 jobs at NAD Earle details" this afternoon about county will lose' an annual shopping center, but to all Received Calls had only heard about the cut- the chief counsel. mouth County today suffer- will be eliminated. the cutbacks. payroll of $5 million from shops and businesses in the "Well, we've gotten a lot backs from newspapers and "People in our office are ing from a case of the jitters. However, Mr. Laird didn't The initial' announcement the cutback. area." of phone calls," reported the radio. sort of joking about it, but said that the 561 jobs to be Area merchants were some- Needless to say there was James Sullivan, a public in- But, not everyone js con- we're not very worried be- And they can all blame it say which jobs would be cause it's no secret that we're on Secretary of Defense Mel- abolished, and that lack of eliminated at-the fort would what less than elated at that a considerable amount of formation officer for ECOM, cerned. all be within ECOM, the ma- prospect. discussion among Fort em- "people seemed to be "I guess some people are overworked and understaffed vin Laird, who decided that information has caused great as it is." 690 civilian jobs at Ft. Mon- consternation - among the jor activity at Ft. Monmouth. Will Be Hurt ployes, many of whom re- shocked and there's lots of scared," said Miss Barbara more than 8,0000 employes ECOM employs about 7,500 "No question about it," fused to be quoted. rumors. People are asking Mason, 7t Westside Ave., Robert Sage, 119 Court mouth and the Earle Naval 'will it be me?' and I'm one Drive, Shrewsbury, a techni- Ammunition Depot had to go. who possibly could be af- civilians. NAD Earle em- said Richard Weisman, man- One employee reported that Red Bank, "but I'm not. I'm fected. ploys 830 persons. ager and public relations di- of them. All we know is what. . in no panic." cal editor and writer, said Mr, Laird announced yes- the cutback probably will we've read in the papers." (Apprehension, Pg. 3, Col. 6) rector of the Monmouth Shopr concentrate on "staff posi- Miss Mason has been a> ping Center, "people living tions." in this area are going to be hurt. I don't see how we can Another said just the oppos- help but be seriously af- site. "I don't believe it will affect the higher levels," he Public Notice said, "these cutbacks gener- Becker Hardware will be open ally affect the lower level Sundays 9 a.m. to 12 noon. l (Adv.) A Price Sale. The Stork (! Stop, Brighton Ave., West End. Uniform Sale • (Adv.) Now in progress Shirley Shop, Broad St., Red Bank. Antiques (Adv.) Ruth Anderson and Lynn Chris- tenson, Viscardi News, 769 Notice River Rd., Fair Haven. (Adv.) All residents: Please complete and return the sewer lateral Public Notice location forms for your prop- Becker Hardware will J)e open erty as soon as possible, so Sundays 9 a.m. to 12 noon. that your best interests may (Adv.) be served by Sunday Smorgasbord Lisbon Contractors Inc. All you can eat. Lobster, Prime 148 Hwy. 36 Ribs, 50 different dishes, $5.50. Port Monmouth, N. J. Haury's Lobster House, Sea Miss Barbara Mason — "I'm in no panic." Cortls Q. Murphy (Adv.) Silver. (Adv.) Mayor Herbert Werner Robert Sag* — "We'ri grav»ly concemtd." -THE DAILY REGISTER, REJXBANK• MIDDLETOWN, N. J.t FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1970 Theater Location Poses Problem are dealing with a go-between MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - A special meeting was plan approval was granted af- near the Garden State Park- way. here that is tax-exempt (the If a township ordinance tars scheduled for Friday, March ter public hearing to Gino's Vocationalist Fathers). I In the past, the project has construction of a gasoline 13, at 8 p.m. to act on an Inc., Clark, to erect a GMO'S sense a gray area here — a been proposed by Lou Man- station adjacent to a theater, application for site plan ap- Restaurant on the southbound loophole," the mayor .de-, fra Enterprises Inc. of New- is construction of a theater proval for another movie side of Rt. 34 just north of clared. "There is nothing to theater, this one at lit. 34 ark, and Mr. Mantra was' adjacent to an existing gas- Lloyd Road, guarantee that the tract will and Cambridge Drive. observed sitting In the audi; oline station also prohibited? The restaurant, which will not revert to a tax-exempt ence last night. This is one question which Coulson Enterprises, Inc., feature fried chicken and oth- status," he added. •faced the Planning Board last 1008 Rt. 35, proposes the Uiea- er treats, will cost $85,000 and A spokesman for the group explained that the Vocational The mayor's comments night as it considered the ap- ler adjacent to the Scrub-a- seat 96 customers. The appli- caused immediate consterna- Dub Carwash on Cambridge Institution Society of Newark, plication of Sam Jambro of cant will split a total tract of tion among several members Linden for approval of a site Drive. The 40O-seat theater 73,181 square feet into two an organization of Vocational- will cost about $100,000 and ist Fathers of the Catholic of the group of applicants, plan for a movie theater at lots, building the restaurant who turned to each other and Rt. 35 and Cliffwood Ave. — will be part of the chain of on one. Church headed by a Father Musicmaker Theaters Inc. Muccitelli, has a contract to began exchanging urgent adjacent to a gasoline service Approval was given sub- whispers. ject to erection of a buffer purchase the 13-acre tract station. The board agreed to Action was deferred for Promising to submit to the of evergreens at the rear of from Anthony Campo of Mid- take no action on the appli- study of the project as a board a copy of the contract possible nuisance to Cam the tract, a sewer easement, dletown, with another con- cation until its attorney, Ger- of sale to the presumably bridge Drive residents am wheels stops in the parking tract simultaneously convey- ard Del Tufo, interprets the taxable developer, who may for further consideration o lot, and modifications to parking the land to the applicant, ordinance. or may not be Mr. Manfra, parking arrangements and ing lot lighting. who will erect the senior cit- The board also wishes to the group quickly left the handling of theater traffic. Rezoning Asked izens high-rise apartments. see an architect's rendering meeting room by the back The special meeting was The planners eyed warily 'Grey Area' Sensed of the outside of the project- door,, closing it after them. scheduled at the applicant's an informal request from an Mayor Hans H. Froehlich, ed theater and wants specific Sounds of a violent squabble request because of financial unnamed applicant to amend a Planning Board member, answers to its questions disappeared with them as commitments which expire the zoning ordinance to per- expressed the board's cau- BEGIN NEW TERMS — Mrs. Harry H. Clayton, Rumson, center, and Mrs. Ben- about parking and possible they vanished down a rear March 16. mit construction of a high- tion. "This is a buyer-seller jamin Aridreach, Keansburg, start their third terms as members of tha Monmouth increase of traffic hazard at corridor and out of the build- rise senior citizens complex relationship, and we are very the intersection Before it Restaurant Okayed ing. County Board of Elections, AS County "Clerk Benjamin H. Danskin administers the takes action. Final subdivision and site on a tract off Central Ave. careful buyers," he said. "We oath of office. Both members have served sinca 1966. Hoffman Plans to Quit Court Upholds Apartment Ban FREEHOLD - Superior their election campaigns and lowed for, but did rot de- eration the fact that garden 1967, zoning ordinance did not Court Judge Elyin R. Simmill afterward. mand, garden apartments: apartments would put a include garden apartments, yesterday dismissed the com- Poet's Dream, which got "Nothing in the masterplan greater strain on the munici- but five months later (May plaint of a Long Branch com- site plan approval from the says garden apartments are pal facilities, and that it was 21, 1968) it was amended to Red Bank Council Post pany which sought to have a Planning Board Jan. 20, 1969, desirable or indeed of impor- obvious traffic would be gen- permit them. Witnesses who testified in BED BANK - Local lie- make the appointment. Matawan zoning ordinance wanted the court to order the tance to the municipality;" erated. favor of garden apartments publicans may be faced with The Republicans control the amendment set aside to en- building inspector to issue a —That the councilmen had Judge Simmill said it was finding two new candidates council by a 4 to 2 majority. able it to build garden apart- building permit for a 288-unit looked into the probable ef- not up to the court to decide were Robert M. Kaye, presi- for the forthcoming Borough Mr,. Arnone, a former ments on the homestead of apartment complex on 20 fects of garden apartments which use of the land would dent of Poet's Dream; Paul Philip Freneau, poet of the Council election in Novem- mayor, said he doesn't know acres of ground on Rt. 79, before they voted on the be better. Kiernan Jr., of Long Branch, American Revolution. Matawan. amendment and that, there- ber. when the Republicans will '(The plaintiff contends the the real estate broker for the The company is under con- fore, their vote was not ar- meet to endorse candidates Martin Barger of Red April 1, 1969, amendment is property; William Boach Jr. At least one of the two in- tract to buy the property in bitrary, capricious or unrea- of Somerville, director of the cumbent Republican council- for the election. The meeting Bank, representing Poet's not in accordance with the Dream Apartment Co., the R-10O zone, which personable. master plan. I do not see Somerset County Planning men whose terms expire must be held prior to April mitted garden apartments be- "In Matawan, the testimony ,~ "won't be seeking reelection, , 23 which is the filing dead- argued that the master plan what is not in accordance Board, and former Matawan calls for garden apartments fore the amendment was indicates there are 986 gar- with the master plan," said mayor Edward E. Hyrne. and the other has his eye on line for the June 2 primary adopted. The property is next den apartment units now," the mayor's job. • election. and that two Matawan coun- the judge. Part of the property, includ- eilmen who voted for the zon- to Magnolia Inn. said Judge Simmill. "The tes- "The original master plan ing the poet's gravesite, is The man who isn't return- Elected in 1967 Judge Rules timony indicates the ratio of ing is Peter R. Hoffman, who Mr. Hoffman was elected ing ordinance amendment . . .says garden apartments protected in the deed. banning garden apartments After hearing testimony children is greater in one- said yesterday he'll resign to the council in 1967 in his might be considered. It mere- • Borouglf Attorney Louis R. should have disqualified them- from expert witnesses and the family dwellings, but there March 16 because he is mov- first try for elected office. ly says some flexibility should Aikins represented Matawan. selves because of a conflict of two councilmen, Judge Sim- are more families in the gar- be allowed." Mr. Barger said his client ing out of state. He is the council president, mill found that: den apartment complex." interest. Adopted in 1966 had not yet decided if he will The potential mayoralty and serves as a member of Society Members —The councilmen were not Cites Figures candidate is Councilman Wil- the Planning Board, the The master plan was adopt- appeal Judge Simmill's deci- The councilmen — Stanley in conflict of, interest, but Mr. Yacker testified that ed in July 1966: A Dec. 12, sion. liam S. Anderson. transportation committee of Yacker and Dr. Richard H. were perfectly within their approximately 60 one-family Flan Meeting the Monmouth Municipal As-- Siss—are founding members rights in a free society to homes could be built on the Red Bank GOP leader John sociation, and is a delegate 1 of the Matawan Historical So- campaign on the • garden site, as opposed to the 288 P. Arnone said the Republi- Peter It. Hoffman to the Municipal Coordinating ciety, of which Dr. Siss is apartment issue and later garden apartment units. cans will be meeting shortly, Committee. president, and both officials vote on it. The judge said both coun- possibly this weekend, to dis- to appoint a Republican, the Mr. Hoffman is leaving his opposed garden apartments in —That the master plan al- cilmen had taken into consid- County Births cuss filling the vacancy which council must wait at least 30 job in public relations with will be created when Mr. days before it can name a the New Jersey Bell Tele- Hoffman leaves. successor. phone Co. to take over a U.S. NAVAL HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Joseph The vacancy normally If Mr. O'Hern fails to name similar position with the U. S. Beaufort, S.C. Schneider (nee Joanne would be filled by Mayor a replacement acceptable to Investment Fund in Miami, Holmdel Planners Approve Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Heister), 126 S. Lake Drive, Daniel O'Hern, a Democrat. the council within 30 days, Fla. He starts his new job Heidei (nee Sherry Huhn of Middletown, son, yesterday. , Since Mr. O'Hern isn't likely the council has the right to March 23. Little Silver, N.J.), Rt. 1, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mor- Burton, S.C, daughter, yes- Longview Development rell (nee Frances Cashill), 17 terday. Mr. Heidei formerly HOLMDEL - The Plan- David Cohen said they hoped cation" made of road widen- resided in Middletown, N.J. Union St., Matawan, daugh- ning Board was set last would be the "final word" on ing rights of way on both ter, yesterday. Matawan, Ke jport Face night to withhold final ap- the sidewalk Issue, Planning Crawfords Corner and Red RIVERVIEW proval on the final plant of Board Chairman Larrabee M. Roads. Red Bank JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL Mr. and Mrs. Michael Neptune the Longview section of Smith said that board engi- Note Dedications builder Henry A. West's Mal- neer Leon S. Avakian is now Mason (nee Florence Weiden- Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Red- The planners noted that felf), 41 Haddon Park, Fair lus (nee Cheryl Horowitz) 2 vern Ridge development be- preparing an amendment to the land dedications from Dr. Sewer Plan Deadline cause documents stating that the subdivision code eliminat- Haven, son, yesterday. Mulberry Lane, Freehold, Urbanski were part of the Mr. and Mrs. John Treola daughter, yesterday. utilities would be installed ing the ' continuous pour actual subdivision application MATAWAN - This borough a decision "will be impossible and Keyport would have clause. (nee Catherine Weaver), 88 and Keyport have less than to meet and an extension will equal status with the original underground had not been and, as such, relieves the Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. submitted. Bray Ave., East Keansburg, a month, according to a state be requested; three, towns. ' Mr. Avakian last night af- Township Committee of a Thack (nee Patricia Cough-. firmed that in sidewalk con- daughter, yesterday. lin) 1111 Wall Road, Spring Department of Health man- Representatives of the two Undaunted, Mr. West sent binding clause that improve- "We're interested in the struction, "it is better to Mr. and Mrs. William Gratz Lake Heights, daughter, yes- date, to decide whether to boroughs will meet Thursday a companion all the, way ments to Red Hill Road must (nee Kathleen Helbling), 15 Bayshore Regional and they back to his home in West- pour on subgrade," rather terday. join the Bayshore Regional of course want us to come to decide and with the Bay- be made within two years. Tall timber Road, Middle- Sewerage Authority as a cus- field to retrieve letters he than disturb underlying The Urbanski dedication Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Riley in," he explained. shore group afterwards. strata with stone or other town, son, yesterday. tomer or form their own re- Mr. Day, chairman of the had received from Jersey involves nearly a third of the (nee Sandra Mason) 41 Bruns- Mr. Day said the respective Central Power and Light Co. topping. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Evans gional system. borough water and sewer property needed for the pro- (nee Sheila McEwen), 307 wick Drive, Lakewood, daugh- boroughs would be responsi- and New Jersey Bell Tele- Mr. Smith said that the posed realignment and widen- ter, yesterday. The authority met here last ble for. the cost of the collec- committee, said the authority stone layer called for in the Woodbine . Drive, Cliffwood gave no date for the exten- phone Co., presented them to ing of Red Hill Road between Mr. and Mrs. Bernard night with councilmen from tion system and construction the board at 9:30 p.m., and •old ordinance sometimes Beach, son, yesterday. the two municipalities to* ex- sion of sewers into" the bor- the Garden State Parkway Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ma- Smith (nee Lynette MaxweB) of pumping stations. This bor- eventually got his final ap- "acted as a French drain, and Crawfords Corner Road. plain costs and benefits of ough's present treatment ough. and caused erosion" under gaw (nee Katherine Lyons), 105 Anelbe Ave., Neptune, proval. The Longview section The board withheld action daughter, yesterday. joining Ilazlet, Holmdel and plant off Main Street would The schedule of the author- comprises 17 lots in a 58-acre the pavement, causing it to 128 Maple Ave., Keansburg, Union Beach in a regional be used as a pumping sta- ity calls for an operational on a 41-lot subdivision at Van son, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. tract between Rt. 34 and buckle. , Brackle, Line and Holmdel system. tion, he added. system in Hazlet by June, Line Road. The board reclassified as a Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Redman (nee Linda Heynig- 1972, and plans are now pro- Roads, submitted by Bernard Lotipo (nee Romona Fugee), er) 301 Lenape Trail, Brielle, An alternative to the re- Cost to the borough would Give Recommendation minor subdivision a two-lot Goldsmith, and a proposed gional arrangement would be be approximately $1 per gal- ceeding on time, division of a 30-acre tract 35 Shorebrook Circle, Nep- daughter, yesterday. The planners, noting that minor subdivision of two lots tune, daughter, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander a joint venture between the lon per day for any addition Donald Miller, Keyport fronting on Crawfords Cor- the county would require a involving Saint Catherine's Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kane Petroff (nee Ann Nichl- boroughs, or this borough can needed at the regional plant Councilman .and public wqrks- ner - Everett Road submitted minimum 48-inch drainage Church. (nee Joanne Eggert), 9 Briar ponols) 156 Water Works . join with Matawan Township to accommodate sewage from chairman and John Clayton, by Francis X. Urbanski, "in pipe at Schenk's Brook if the Site plan approval was Heath Ave., Englishtown, son, Road, Freehold, son, yester- in a regional system. . the borough. Keyport public works superin- subdivision's Malvern Road view of the substantial dedi- HQlmdel Road, submitted by yesterday. day. Made Ruling "Since we'ie now treating tendent attended the meeting, were extended, recom- granted for Phase II con- Mr. and Mrs. George Myer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wil- The state Department of 600,000 to 800,000 gallons daily as did Arnold G. Taranto, mended that Mr. West and struction of a professional (nee Virginia Sessa), 35frA liams (nee Theresa Savage) Health two years ago ruled at our plant, we anticipate borough superintendent of Harold E. Harrison, appli- building located on South that municipalities cannot Correction Morristown Road, Matawan, 1414 Rustic Drive, Asbury - one million gallons daily to public works. cant for an adjoining 10-lot Philip N. Rabin, D.D.S. son, yesterday. continue individual treatment flow into the regional sys- subdivision on 16 acres owned Park, daughter, yesterday. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-[L of sewage. Towns were ad- tem," Mr. Day continued. Canadian Drivers Hit by Frank J. Creevy, work Robert Zarinsky, the Linden vised to regionalize, as did "Our cost would then be ?l TORONTO (AP- - A bulle- out a mutual agreement on man on trial for two counts (he three towns in the bay- mililon /or expansion of the tin of the Ontario Safety the stream separating the of attempted kidnaping, was shore group. regional plant, plus mainte- League reported from an two properties. arrested last,August by At- Both this borough and Key- nance, plus the cost of the analysis of national statistics The sketch plat on the lantic Highlands police on a port presently have primary collection system and pump- that driving in Canada is Harrison subdivision was county warrant obtained treatment. Costs of upgrad- ing stations." more dangerous than in the held for reports. from the grand jury after an ing-plant facilities and tieing Andrew Simonsen, chair- United States and West Ger- The tentative plat of investigation by Chief James in unsewered portions would man of the Bayshore Author- many has the worst accident another long standing subdi- J. Egidio and Sgt. Samuel be prohibitive. ity, promised the two towns record of all. It suggests vision, Carl F. Zellers' Mini- Guzzi. Councilman Donald T. Day additional information in writ- Canada's lag is due to lack sink Hills, was approved by Chief Egidio said this morn- said last night the state-im- ing on costs within a week, of high school driving educa- the board after a public ing that while the- trial now posed March 26 deadline on He explained that Matawan te courses. hearing. TMnine-lot subdivi- in .progress involved the sus- sion on 12"-¥cres at the south- . pect with two young Middle- east corner of Line and Van town girls, the case actually Braekle Roads, has been began here under similar cir- under consideration by th« cumstances. In both munic-. Enjoy the pleasure and conve- Weather: Sunny and Milder board since summer of 1967. ipalities, the man was aw nience of a handsome new room Surface water draining into cused of offering auto rides addition, one that will add In- Becoming sunny and mild- Scattered showers damp- cloudy this morning with neighboring Matawan Town, to young girls who refused to creased value to your home over er this afternoon, high near ened the Central Plains and clearing in afternoon. Fair ship and maneuvering a side- accept them. and above our low cost to you. 50. Fair with little tempera- parts of the Midwest. Light tonight and tomorrow. Visi- walk around the old ceme- The accused man, he said, Estimates are free so call today ture change tonight and to- rain also fell in the Pacific bility five miles or more tery on the property, con- was traced by police here to without obligation. . morrow, low tonight in the fjorthwest and in some areas through tomorrow, except taining tombstones dating his Linden home, where he mid 30s, highest tomorrow of the Northeast. briefly lower in haze during back to the late 170O's, were was arrested, brought back to near 50. Sunday's outlook, Zero cold slipped into the early morning hours. among numerous stumbling this county and was booked fair and mild. ' Northern Plains, but temper- blocks. and jailed. TIDES Waive Requirement In Long Branch yester- atures elsewhere in the na- Sandy Hook Yesterday's Daily Register day's high was 51 and the low tions midsection were only Waiver of the restriction incorrectly reported that the • Today - High 6:54 p.m. in the subdivision ordinance arrest had been made by was 35. It was 42 at 6 p.m. moderately crisp for early and low 12:48 p.m. The overnight low was 37 and March. requiring continuous pour Middletown police. the temperature at 7 this Temperatures before dawn TCfmorrow-High 7:18 a.m. sidewalks with reinforcing Orangutan Has Baby morning was 38. There was a ranged from -14 at Grand and 7:42 p.m. and low 1:12 wire brought objections from trace of rain. Forks, N. D., to 72 at Key a.m. and 1:36 p.m. Kenneth Sorenson, Heyward IPOH, Malaysia (AP) - Colder weather dipped into West, Fla. Sunday — High 8:06 a.m. Hills. Mr. Sorensen has been Rokiah, a captured Borneo the Midcontinent today and and 8:3(r p.m. and low 2 a.m. waging a campaign for the • orangutan at the Taiping zoo LOW l*STALL3iEJ\TiE>A\]UE\TS MARINE past several months against triggered a scattering of snow Cape May to Block Island: and 2:24 p.m. near nere, has given birth to and light rain from the both the Planning Board and a four-pound female, one of North to northwest winds 10 For Red Bank and Rumson the Township Committee for Rockies to the Great Lakes. . to 20 knots with higher gusts bridge, add two hours; Sea the few orangutans born in allowing sidewalks to be built captivity. Zoo officials said One-inch overnight accum- today. Variable winds 10 Bright, deduct 10 minutes; that do not exactly meet re- she had one previous birth MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO ulations whitened portions of knots tonight. Variable winds Long Branch, deduct 15 min- Wisconsin and Minnesota and quirements of either the old but the baby died a month HIGHWAY 35 AT HEDDONS CORNER, MIDDLETOWN beeoming..sou!Jierly 10 'to 20 utes; Highlands bridge, add 1958 subdivision ordinance or ranged into upper Michigan knots tomorrow. Mostly later. Conservationists fear 40 minutes. the 4967 one now in effect. the orangutan is nearing ex- 741-5060 — 776-6600 In what he and Mayor tinction in its native Borneo. .}*• -THE DAILY REGISTER, RID BANK • MIDDLETOWN. N.J.I; FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1970 Top of the News Apprehension Follows NEWARK - A suit attacking the constitutionality of wew Jersey s 119-year-old abortion law was filed in federal court yesterday. The suit also seeks to exonerate two Job Gut Announcement pnysleians sentenced under the law's provisions. The New Jersey branch of the American Civil Liberties (Continued) Harold Grossman, presi- of departments are going to James Ma .-ill?" ^ ' put people out Plans New Abortion Legislation bring anoliier agency into Armed Forces Committees in military posts in New Jersey. of work. Personally, I've al- TRENTON - Assemblyman William M. Crane, R- Ft. Monmouth if and when Congress" are pressuring to Georgia installations lost ap- ways felt that when jobs are 8ergen, says he may introduce three bills aimed at liber- the Signal School is moved bring the Signal School south. proximately 206 civilian jobs eliminated, people are hurt. alizing New Jersey's abortion law in the State Legislature out. Long Branch officials and 2,442 military posts. I think it's a bad and short- next week. Assemblyman Azzolina, agree. None of the approximately sighted policy and I'm not in The bills represent an 18-month study of the state's who first proposed the meet- In a statement yesterday, 3,800 civilians at Ft. Gordon favor of it." 119-year-old law conducted by a special legislative commis- ing, said he will be accom- Long Branch Mayor Paul will be laid off. The military Asked if he felt he would sion. ' panied by his legislative Nastasio Jr. and the city's cutback there is 689 posts. be affected, Mr. Murphy said, Crane said yesterday he anticipates difficulty in getting aide, James Neilland, and an administrator, Bernard M. Told [hat 690 civilian jobs "I honestly .don't know, but the bills passed. "It's not going to be easy/' he said. unidentified "knowledgeable Hartnett, said the City Council were eliminated at two Mon- "I hope, it doesn't." He is an "I wiU try to do everything I can do to get the bills representative of Signal will direct strong protest over mouth County installations, electrical engineer in com- moving and out of committee although I expect the heat to School personnel." the rumored Signal School an aide to one Southern law- munications. start mounting soon." Mr. Azzolina said that he shift particularly to Rep. L. maker gasped. Eatontown Mayor Herbert The bills, as recommended by the commission, would will press for information "on Mendell Rivers, D-S.C, Then he laughed, although Werner said, "I regret it, we wovide for legalization of abortion in the state to preserve the exactly what type of ac- chairman of the House not unkindly. all do, but I believe the Army life or health of the mother; if pregnancy results from rape tivities are planned for the Armed Services Committee, "Maybe," he suggested, will do its best to soften the or incest; if the mother is under 16 and unmarried; and if many new buildings nearing even "if it means going to "you people ought to get to impact. I suspect many of the child, when born, would be helpless throughout life. completion at Ft. Gordon," his home in. Wapppp, Heights Sen. Harrison Williams and those let go will be tempo- where, he said, Congress has and voicing' our objections Sen. Clifford Case and tell rary employes. Whatever the - Can we help you? approved an estimated $55 loud and clear. . ." them to go along with Ad- result, we'll simply have to UIMU* or r. D. i. c. CENTRAL JERSEY BANK Attacks on Lebanon Feared ministration a 1'ffle. ." roll with the punches." BEIRUT — Israeli charges of increased guerrilla activity across the Lebanese border have raised fears in the Middle East's would-be neutral that Israel is planning another major Mental Health Facilities strike into Lebanon, possibly the biggest yet. After two months of calm along the border, Palestinian guerrillas recently reported they have resumed raids into Criticizea at Hearing northern Israel. (Continued) Government leaders in Tel Aviv charged the raids came cent), he will urge attention most concerend" about the to the family and economic from Lebanon and threatened counteraction to keep the lack of after-care for patients border quiet. The last big Israeli raid.against Lebanon was situation into which dis- discharged from Marlboro, charged patients return. )n December 1968 when commandos destroyed most of the Mrs. Phillips will testify, country's commercial air fleet. Testifying for the New Jer- pointing out that no service sey Psychological Associ- except the distribution of ation's Committee on Mental Johnson Is Still Hospitalized medicine now is provided at Health Services in Colleges SAN ANTONIO, Tex. -'Fatigued, suffering from chest Bridgeway House, Red Bank, and Universities, which he and arm pains and pestered by a cold, former President once that hospital's after-care heads, Dr. William P. An- The Lyndon B. Johnson remained under close observation today center. , gers, Red Bank, will recom- at Brooke Army Medical Center. County Welfare Direc- mend: ' Doctors reported his general condition late last night tor Robert C. Wells, also will —Hiring of psychiatrists as was stable and said there had been "no medical develop- stress the need for after-care. consultants to the counseling- ments which have given cause for additional concern." Citing "a significant rate of psychobgical services at the Earlier yesterday, Army physicians reported Johnson * recidivism" at Marlboro (re- state's colleges and universi- had spent a "bad night." portedly more than 40 per ties. —Legislation providing mental health services for public school children should be extended to include all school children. —Establishment of mental health centers exclusively to Doctor treat teenage problems. —Establishment of com' blended lawn-building ingredients dispensed pe- SATURDAY & SUNDAY prehensive mental health This doctor is a specialist. He treats only one " -1 centers and crisis centers in kind of ailment, sick lawns. If your lawn isn't a riodically by automated machinery. The cost is March 7th & 8th ONLY each county. picture of health.... if you're plagued by the just a little more in dollars than torturous do-it- I —Expansion of existing frustrating failures of nursing a ravaged lawn ... yourself methods. But The Lawn Doctor brings centers for treating drug ad> you ought to give the Lawn Doctor a call now. you a lot more... in results. Call the Auto-Lawn SMOKED \ diets and creation of others. —Additional funding for the first, he'll make a thorough diagnosis. Then he'll Doctor now and be well on your way to a more New Jersey Rehabilitation fill out a prescription: A treatment of custom- beautiful and healthy lawn by fall. Commission. Today's day-long hearing PICNICS was scheduled to begin at £ a.m. in the Molly Pitcher MO' AUTO-LAWN FULL YEAR'S PROGRAM START NOW tor Inn. INTRODUCTORuivmY OFFEwin R (PORK SHOULDER) SPRING EARLY SUMMER SUMMER FALL 4000 Sq. Ft. Minimum Complete Only... Beth Ahm Nursery • •SEED • WEED •WEED • SEED 95 I • FERTILIZE CONTROL CONTROL To Begin Registering 450-0 • FERTILIZE Complete IC • FERTILIZE • FERTILIZE • FERTILIZE 45-04 Only.'.. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - 20-1O-1O 45-0-0 45-0-0 • FERTILIZE Mrs. Judith Marquess, direc • PRE-EMER- • FERTILIZE • FERTILIZE 20-10-10 tor of .Temple Beth Ahm's GENT CRAB 38 UF 36 UF 24 GRASS • POWER c • COMPLETE • FERTILIZE Nursery School, has an- CONTROL • CHINCH BUG • CHINCH BUS AERATE ' PER WEED 45-O0 nounced that registration for •SPOT WEED SOD WEB SOD WEB CONTROL • FERTILIZE the 1970-71' semester will be WORM WORM • POWER ROLL SQUARE • CINCH BUG 38UF • POWER CONTROL CONTROL 3 FOOT ARMV WORM • SOIL Monday and Tuesday from ! AERATE SOD WEB ANALYSIS • AQUACARI WORM a.m. to noon for temple mem • POWER ROLL • FUNGICIDE • FUNGICIDE (For up to 4000 V/i lbs. NITROGEN CONTROL •q. ft ana. Eieh bers, and Wednesday and •QRUB •• CHELATED Per 1000 sq. It. • FUNGUS • AQUACARI • AQUACARI IRON additional 1000 • Thursday for those who are PROOFINQ Per Yew CONTROL iq.ft.*5) not members. Sessions for the new school -year will be Monday, Tues- • MONMOUTH SHORE day and.Wednesday, 9 to 11:30 a.m. for 4-year-olds, and Thursday and Friday, 3-year- 741-2325 olds. 362 Broad St. & Maple Ave. • The school serves children • HAZLET- MIDDLETOWN of all ethnic and religious backgrounds. v Registrations will take 671-2229 place at the .temple office, 550 Lloyd Road. Information Auto-Lawn • MATAWAN • LAKERIDGE can be obtained by contacting Mrs. Marquess, 17 Idaho Lane, or Mrs. Mel Singer, 8 The greatest thing growingl 566-0606 Deerfield Lane. •Auto-Lawn of America, Inc. 1969 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK-MIDDLETOWN. N. Lt FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1970 Dr. Gershweir, Dentist, Dies Taxpayers Invited to Parley Monday Obituaries WEST LONG BRANCH —. Luke J. Penta, local UR Dr. Maxwell S. Gersiiweir, 62, HIGHLANDS - Interested Groups invited include Required Borough Council Feb. 17 that the three council- agency chairman, views toe of 3 Beeehwood Ave., here, taxpayers are urged to turn Concerned Citizens of High- approval of the project has men's votes favoring the proj- controversy with sadness. died Tuesday at Monmouth out at 8 p.m. Monday in Bor- lands, Highlands Outraged been delayed by Mayor White, ect are legal, Mayor White Martin L. Ashby Jr., Medical Center, Long Branch. ough Hall to a meeting who, with Councilman Corne- observed, "Well, I guess Convinced that the project is Dr. Gershweir was born among Philadelphia officials Taxpayers (HOT) and the lius J. Guiney Jr., opposes it. we're going to court." the town's only salvation, he in New York and graduated of the Department of Housing Citizens Advisory Committee. The mayor challenged the Council has taken no action warns, "You can't just sit from Tufts Dental SchocJ in and Urban Development Representatives of a num- Asbiuy Park Patrolman validity of the votes of the since. back and watch a town die." 1930. He was a dental sur- (HUD), Mayor James T. ber of citizens groups have ASBURY PARK — Patrol- member of Bethany Baptist geon with offices in New White and Borough Council, other three councilmen Dec. Church of Newark. strongly opposed an Ur- man Martin L. Ashby Jr., 53, York. and members of several local ban Renewal project proposed 16 because two of them are of 1018 Bangs Ave., here, died Surviving are his wile, Mrs. He was a former chairman taxpayers' groups. by the local Urban Renewal liquor license holders and one Wednesday at Jersey Shore Helen Ashby; three daughters, of the grievance committee Agency. The project, to be works as a bartender for a li- Medical Center, Neptune fol- Miss Helena, Miss Marsha of the First District- Dental Gilbert Blair sited on a. 10-acre tract be- cense holder Mayor White lot Chertmit St., Bed Bank, N. 4. OJWI lowing a heart attack. and Miss Maryanne Ashby, Society in New York; a past Branch Olflcesl all at home; his mother, Mrs. tween Waterwitch Ave. and asked Benjamin Gruber, bor- Mr. Ashby was born in president of the Manhattan LINCROFT-Gitbert Blair, Atlantic St. and from Bay 871 Hi. 39, JHJdlelolvD, N. 1. Edith Ashby Brent of East Chapter of the Antidefamation 66, "of 289 Riverbrook Ave., ough attorney, to make a rul- 30 Ealt M«ta SI., Freehold, M. J. Newark and had lived in the Ave. to the base of the Orange; two stepsons, James League and of Cardozo Ledge died yesterday in the ing. The votes of Councilmen ill Unriro, Ian Branca. N. 1. Asbury Park area for 17 years. bluff, would include about and Jerome Whitney Goth of of B'naj B'rith, and a gover- Holmdel Nursing and Conva- John F. Bates, Herman J- Eitiibllihel In ura'by Join H. »»o" «•« Hennr riw He was a patrolman with 125 apartments, with 25 re- Published bj Tbe Red BMik R«t»ter lncormireled the Newark Police Depart- Asbury Park; three sisters,. nor of the-American Jewish lescent Center. Black and Ernest F. Vaughan. Il.robei ot the Mloclatad Pre«. - Th. AnoclatM Pr«« to «ai»M Mrs. Christella Jones of East served for senior citizens. exclusively to tue uu lor repubitoailon ot all tht local oewi prlntm In oat ment for 22 years and was a Committee. He was born in Brooklyn, ntwipiDtr a« well a» all AP n«w» diapatdm. Orange, Mrs. Ethel Lett of Three-quarters of its estimat- are invalid, the mayor holds, member of the Patrolmen's Surviving are his widow, son of the late Gilbert and because there are two licensed lacoiul olaja pcutrje pild at Red Bank. N. J O77M and at addluonm Fieldsboro and Mrs. Edith Mrs. Frances Muhlstock Barklie Blair and lived here ed $1.38 million cost would be nulling oHloei. Published dtilr. Mondw thrown Friday. ^ mtnUl,_.u m Benevolent Association- of born by the federal govern- liquor establishments on the Newark. Moss of South Orange. Gershweir; a daughter, Mrs. the last 12 years. Arrangements are under the Joan Kadushin; a brother; He retired three years ago ment, with the state sharing Urban Renewal site. SubioMpUon Jtlcti la Adranc* He was a Veteran of World Home Deliver? by Carrfer - direction of the Edward E. two sisters, and two grand- as treasurer with the Garan_ in the remainder, When Mr. Gruber ruled tlnjle cow ai eounter. 10 cinu: by Carrier M Cmt» Par WML War II and a member of VFW Jackson Funeral Home, Nep- children. Co., New York. in Newark. He was also a tune. Arrangements are un- Surviving are his widow, der the direction of the Riv- Mrs. Frances Beck Blair Henry Lee Evans erside Memorial Home, New three sans, Gilbert Blair 3rd HOWELL TOWNSHIP — • Mrs. Neva Smith of Cleve- York. of Corning, Iowa, Allen B. Henry Lee Evans, 61, of Cran- land; three brothers, Thomas Blair of Paint Bank, Va. and berry Bog Read, here, father Evans of Pittsburgh, Pa., Mrs. Catherine Jordan David L. Blair of West Keans- of Gene Evans of Freehold, Jesse and Samuel Evans, burg; a brother, Richard died Tuesday at Jersey Shore both of Farmingdale; six sis- BRADLEY BEACH - Mrs. Blair of Rutherford and seven Medical Center, Neptune. ters, Mrs. Susie Belle Moon Catherine Jordan, 89, of 504 grandchildren. Fourth Ave., here, died at Mr. Evans was born of Pittsburgh, Mrs. Mary Lit- The Adams Memorial tlejohn and Mrs. Alice Little- her home Wednesday. _ Home, Red Bank is in charge in Louisbufg, N.C., and had Mrs. Jordan was born ms been a resident here 40 john, both of Philadelphia, "~jof arrangements. Mrs. Mable Smith of Cleve- Freehold and was the widow years. He was a member of of John E. Jordan. Thephone land, Mrs. Bessie Marshall of the Bethany Baptist Church, Surviving are two sons, Al- Mrs. Bellamy here. Cream Ridge, and Mrs. Glen- nie Overton of Manchester fred J. Jordan of Bradley FREEHOLD - Mrs. Edith Surviving, besides his son Beach and Frederick J. Jor- Barbour Bellamy, 81, of 15 in Freehold, are his widow, Township, and three grandchildren. dan of Kumson; a brother, Al- Center St., died Thursda; Mrs. Ida Evans; a second fred Layton of Freehold; six- morning at Emory Mano son, Bryant Evans of Jack- Arrangements are un- grandchildren, and three Nursing Home, Madison son Township; a daughter, der the direction of the James great-grandchildren. Township, after a long ill- Mrs. Florence' Perry of Jack- H. Hunt Funeral Home, As- Arrangements are under ness. son Township; his mother, bury Park. the direction ol the William She was born in Kiddermuv company is S, Anderson Funeral Home, ister, England, daughter o "You know, sometimes a Bed Bank. the late William and Mary rude customer can knock me off Berry Barbour, and lived here stride for several hours. •• John Van Kirk & Son B. R. Kruysman Jr. for 57 years. And, the funny thing is I really WARETOWN - Benjamin Mrs. Bellamy was a men like helping, That's why a 'thank R. Kruysman Jr., of \Villow fcer of St. Peter's Episcopa you' every now and MONUMENTS St., whose body was discov- Church." The widow of the then means so much." late William H. Bellamy, she 85 COOPER RD., MIDDLETOWN ered Tuesday in Barnegat KAREN WOERKER Bay, was born in Hillside. I'e is survived by two sons, Wii OPERATOR (off Rt. 35. «t Haadon'i Corn.r) liam C. Bellamy and Sidney 741-031? 747.2543 was the brother of Mrs. Flor- ence Simon of Leonardo. J. Bellamy, here; two •ARM GUILD MONUMINTS daughters, Mrs. Edith Miles Mr. Kruysman who had here, and Mrs. Dorothy lived in this community since Stazyn of Wanamassa; one 1962, owned and operated the brother, William Barbour, "The public has B and K Marina. He had and one sister, Mrs. Anne to come to us been missing since a boat- "I think we give the public a lot Taylor of Dundee, Scotland; for service, right? ing accident in November. of personal altention. I know FUNERAL 12 grandchildren and seven Well, that's what makes my Job demanding. Besides his sister, he is sur- I go out of my way to make sure great-grandchildren. Because, in many cases, I am the phone HOME vived by his widow, Mrs. the details of our service are Childs The Higgins Memorial company, and its reputation will.rise or understood perfectly." Iris Butler kruysman; two Home here is in charge of ar- fall, depending on me." John Allen Child* III daughters, Carolyn and Linda LOUISE DANGERFIELD Kruysman, at home; his rangements. HARRY BOSLER. PUBLIC TELEPHONE REPRESENTATIVE SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE Owner and Operator mother, Mrs. Dorothy Engle- hart of East Orange, and John Boniello "When I install a phone, Dignified - Inexpensive. Confidential another sister, Mrs. Muriel LONG BRANCH - John Crawtord of Denver. I do it the way I'd like Boniello, 55, of 22 Fourth to see it done in my Day or Night- 741-3505 Arrangements are under Ave., died yesterday at his home. It really pays the direction of the Kedz Fu- home. He was born here, son 364 SHREWSBURY AVE. RED BANK neral Home, Toms River. of the late Augustine and to go out of your Angelina Ferrara Boniello. way to make people happy.". Rosia E. Tillery Mr. Boniello was a produce FOR ANY OCCASION SKIP FISHER NEPTUNE - Rosia E. manager with the A & P for INSTALLER Tillery, 16, of 17 Valley Dr., 19 years, working in the Port HONEY BEE FLOWERS here, died Thursday at St. Monmouth market at his Albans Naval Hospital, death. He was a communi- RUSSELL T. HODGKISS Quenns. cant of Holy Trinity Catholic Church, a member of the "One time I stayed _ 464 BROAD ST. Miss Tillery was born at on the line more than an Bayboro, N.C., a daughter of Amerigo Vespucci Society of SHREWSBURY Long Branch and the Long hour to calm down a little Sgt. First Class Rosevelt L. boy who was afraid be- 741-4020 Tillery (USA Army Ret.), Branch 1932 Football Club. He is survived by his cause he was left alone. An Mlabk Sine* 1M7 formerly of Fort Monmouth operator gets a wonderful and Mrs. Rosia L. Tillery, widow, Mrs. Theresa Tetti BY WIRE ANYWHERE Boniello; two daughters, Mrs. feeling knowing she can help both of Neptune. somebo'dy out like that." She had lived in the shore Angela Senuto and Mrs. Cyn- thia Ward, both from Oak- BARBARA f EATON area for the past nine years SERVICE ASSISTANT and was a sophomore at Nep- hurst; one brother, Ralph A. tune High School. Boniello, and one sister, Mrs. Rose Perri, both here, and Besides her parents she is two grandchildren. survived by three sisters, • Mrs. Audrey McCall of Nep- The Damiano Funeral John E. Day Home, here, is in charge of tune, Miss Ray Jean and Miss Rosalind Tillery, both at • arrangements. FUNERAL HOME home; and three brothers, Rosevelt 3rd., Ronald and George Thomas Rodney Tillery, all at home. JBhDe. All kinds. Froom engineers JI^L. with slide rules to secretaries Arrangements are under the MARLBORO — George Thomas, 61, an assistant with steno pads. From rugged linemen to petite operators. And all ages. 85 Riverside Avenue Red Bank direction of the Edward E. From miniskirted teens to conservatively attired grandfathers. Jackson Funeral Home, Nep- groundskeeper at the N. J. tune. State Hospital, died suddenly And almost every one of them has one thing in common. They care C. SIDUN, Director 747-0332 at his residence on the about doing a good job for you. grounds yesterday. He was Antonio Botjone born in Colts Neck and lived We're not exaggerating their conscientiousness, either. Because we NORTH CALDWELL - An- in Monmouth County all his know we have good people. Well-trained people who want to provide the tonio Bottone, 89, of 57 Fern- life. There are no known sur- efficient kind of phone service you /f"i\a dale Road, died Tuesday at vivors. need in today's fast-paced world. Vpy New Jersey BeH home. The Higgins Memorial Mr. Bottone, a native of Home, Freehold is in charge Worden Funeral Home Italy, come to the U.S. and of arrangements. —. Newark 70 years ago from 60 E. FRONT ST. RED BANK Italy where he was born. He retired as assistant chemist with the Stengal Rothschild , Co, of Newark and previously Day and Night Phone . . . was a dry goods traveling salesman, traveling through Europe and. the U.S. 7470557 Surviving are seven sons, John, Peter and Carlo, all of Somebody had to do it! Newark; Michael of Long Branch, Frank of Bloomfield; Clark Foster, Mgr. Freddie of Brick Township ... bring you 0 quality WHITE aluminum combination storm and screen window at and Angelo of Keanstoirg; a reasonable price. three daughters, Mrs. Mary Romano of North Caldwell, and Mrs. Antoinette Juliano . . . everyone wants WHITE aluminum combination windows today. They blend and Mrs. Lillie LaQualia of with the trim of your home and the finish is guaranteed for 15 years. Belleville; 30 grandchildren, Hie Adams Memorial Home 57 great-grandchildren and Prawn's has a WHITE combination window for only 13.99 each (min. 6) and we two " great-great-grandchil- WILLIAM J. CONNELLY, dren. still charge only $2.00 each for normal first or second floor installation. Free Arrangements are being measuring service with your order. Owner- Manager handled by the Charles J. To- tondo & Sons Home for Fu- nerals, Roseville Ave., New- 747-0226 ark. ~ IV JIEMOMAH MICHELE FUIWAN - uled iftroS 71 32 BROAD STREET • 741-7500 • RED BANK FUNERAL DIRECTORS 8. 1981. Ninth Annlverwr< Hi Hcven. Gone out yoyouu r wilsmlto.l uvtr be forgotten, Mrs. William Sinclair W Fill *ILIV BUY Dolly ft S.f.«A.M..|:3 Holmdel N-J. ^Funeral service Sit: I IV) MJ M ^V * "- *•*>•*•* * Friday 'HI» P.M. 310 BROAD STREET RED BANK March 7, at 11 a.m. from the Adams Memorial Home. 310 Broad St., Red Bank. Friends may call at U11 funeral home today Friday, 2*4 and 7- 8 p.m, Jn Ucu or flowers the family requests contributions bi made to tha American Cancer Society, -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1970 Girls in Case Say Suspect Not Offensive FREEHOLD - Two teen- Court Judge George A. Gray. Zarinsky was waiting near what she and her friend were the lineup was proper and aged Middletown girls testi- The trial resumes Monday. the intersection, they said, wearing that day but she was that Zarinsky had properly fied yesterday that Robert Zarinsky is charged with and again asked, "Are you positive that Zarinsky was been afforded an attorney Zarinsky, 29, .of Linden three two counts of attempted kid- sure?" The girls said they wearing a black sweatshirt who had elected not to be times last Aug. 29 tried "to naping. started to run and Zarinsky with short sleeves. The 12- present during the lineup. get them to ride in his car The girls, from Leonardo, started to laugh. year-old girl described her at- and each time they refused. Testifying during this ses- testified they left one of their It was like a demon type tire in detail and said her sion were the 13-year-old Under cross examination, homes about 6:30 p.m. and laugh, said the 13-year-old friend was wearing shorts girl, Zarinsky, Atlantic High- the girls admitted that Zarin- started to walk down Apple- girl. and a blouse although she lands Police Chief James J. sky made no improper or of- ton St. to the home of the Both girls described Zarin- didn't remember the colors. Egidio and Sgts. Samuel A. fensive offers to them and other girl when Zarinsky's sky as having thick sideburns Both girls under examina- Guzzi and Richard Davis. at no time did he threaten white convertible was travel- and a goatee. tion by Mr. Plechner admit- them. ing toward them, turned Five days later at a lineup ted that Zarinsky never of- Judge Gray, also during the around, and stopped near at the county jail, the girls fered them anything to ride non-jury session, denied a The two girls, aged 13 and motion by Mr. Plechner for a 12, were Uie only witnesses them. said they identified Zarinsky with him, that he never said anything offensive or im- judgment of acquittal be- to testify yesterday before Preference Asked although he had shaved off proper and never threatened cause the state failed to the jury in the second day of Zarinsky rolled down the the sideburns and goatee.' them. prove a prima facie case in trial before County District window and asked them if In court yesterday, they : identified Zarinsky as the Was the defendant in any Mr. Smith's opening state they would like a ride or if ment. they would rather walk, they 'man who tried to pick them way frightening or menacing said. up. ia his demeanor? asked Mr. Another motion by Mr. HOW, FIRST MffiCrttNTS The state's case is being Plechner. "No," replied the Plechner was denied. That "We rather walk, mister," presented by Assistant County 13-year-old girl. was to instruct the news one girl replied. Prosecutor Thomas J. Smith The -12-year-old girl said media not to report proceed- Interest As Zarinsky drove off, the Jr. Zarinsky never made any at- ings outside the presence of 12-year-old girl made note of Under cross examination by tempts toward them and did the jury. The judge said he On Regular the license plate number. defense attorney. Richard P\ not get out of his car. would instruct the panel not The girls said they then Plechner of Metuchen, the 13- Outside the presence of the to read news accounts of the decided to return to the house year-old girl was uncertain jury, Judge Gray ruled that trial. Savings they just left to inform one of their mothers. As they Steal a little thunder On One Year came to the intersection, the white car was there and but do it quietly in our softly Certificates Zarinsky told them "you are Combined Efforts Help Save striped sport coat, Here's a bad girls for not accepting of Deposit crisp looking coat with a 5 the ride," they said. On Two Year At the house, the mother Horse Drowning in Oil Pit softer, more subtle eye called Middletown police and Certificates appeal. An easy.flowing the girls said they waited MARLBORO — Mrs. Fred The horse had escaped from to see fhe horse begin to sink two button shaped style with of Deposit about 15 minutes and started Shufflebotham of Spring Val- its corral and stumbled into in the pit, which is 15 feet 5 to walk to the other house ley Road, Morganville, called a pit of oil, on adjoining prop- deep in places. * wider lapels in a wool and DepoiHi again. the local police Tuesday at erty owned by Dominick Man- no.ooo When the police arrived, all linen blend. Brown/blue At about the same spot, 'the 2:12 to come save her drown- zo. Mrs. Shufflebotham hap- they could see were the eyes, white car approached them ing horse. pened to look out the window ears and' nose of ttie J4.700 stripes, green/rust/blue, and Zarinsky asked, "Are you trotter. They summoned the navy/blue/red. Only $85. sure?" Morganville Volunteer and "We're positive we don't Independent Fire Companies, want your ride," the 13-year- Spring Activities Start which were unsuccessful in Rcttrve, Frdtrtl lnnrtnM Corp. old girl answered. trying to extricate the quad- Again the girls started back ruped. to the first house where again At Shore Area YMCA Then, the police called Marlboro Auto Wreckers. But LONG BRANCH - The der way. Mrs. Peggy Appleby their aid was still not enough Shore Area YMCA program teaches youngsters 4 years of to pull the animal free. age through 12. services director, John H. Several citizens had gath- Raupach Jr., announces new There are openings in the ered to help. George Franklin Going Out "Spring Programs" at the fa- "Super Saturday" program showed up with a truck, and cility at 404 Broadway. for boys third through sixth tlte combined efforts of the "Gym and Swim" 10-week grade. The classes consist of four vehicles pulled the horse classes have begun. Classes gym, recreational swim, and free at 5:52 p.m. are from 4 to 5:30 p.m., under a club period, beginning at 9 Police said Mrs. Shuffle- Of Business! the direction of Dennis Brown. a.m. and ending at 11:30 a.m. botham told them the horse Tiny Tot Learn to Swim Attire for the classes are was all right, but would prob- 401 Springfield AvSnue, Summit 105 Bread Street, Red Bank classes are on Monday and shorts, shirts, sneakers and ably never race again. She Open Monday & Thursday 'til 9 Open Wednesday & Friday tllB IRWIN'S FINE FURNITURE Thursday afternoons. Chil- socks for the gym, and towel said he would probably be re- dren from 3 to 5 years of age and bathing suits for the pool. tired to stud. IS are taught by Mrs. Helene O'NeilL .. Ballet classes also are un? Closing its Red Bank Store GM Open House Set at 27 Monmouth St. By Girl Scouts LINCROFT - The Lin EVERYTHING MUST GO cprft-River Plaza Neigh- borhood of Girl Scouts will As seen as our remaining stocks have been hold an open house Friday, March 13, from 7 p.m. until Two new Chevelles at sold, wo are closing our doors so come in 9 p.m. at the River Plaza today. School. All the troops are participating and there will be dis- two new lower prices. plays of handwork, done by the girls, and camping equips ment. There also will be SAVE 30% to 50% puppet show put on by the Brownie Scouts, and an art and more off reg. prices show, followed by judging under the direction of Mrs. Don aid Voorhees.. 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CALL (800) 243-6000 toll free, to find out where you can get immediate delivery'on one of these thrifty new Chevelles. In Connecticut call (800) 942-0655. FROM OUR READERS Guaranteed T? Keep, Yew From Being Eaten By Gimese Draeoas" Established In 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register, Incorporated A Nurse's Plight M. HAROLD KELLY, Publisher 33 W. Roosevelt Circle Middletown, N, J, Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor To the Editor: • . Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editoi I, like most Americans, because of the great pressures on our time, am not by nature a lett«rwiter..^I have just returned from "food shopping" and my foodstuffs are not yet put away, but, I feel justified in putting pen to paper —6 Friday, March 6, 1970 and saying what has so long been on my mind. My parents, at great personal sacrifice, saw the need for me to have an education beyond high school, and made sure I got it. I am an H'N and have been so for 10 years. I have watched over the past year hospitalization go up some 50 per cent, electricity up, water, etc., etc. I en- Pompidou and the Middle East tered the store.this evening and discovered coffee up ZVi per cent, oil up 54 per cent, canned food up V/3 per cent and I won't even mention eggs. I returned home with four President Georges Pompidou is the "moderate tone" of the Jewish bundles (no meat) to find I had spent 527.93. leaders he did meet. back in France, where he is quoted You, the reader, are paying a 50 per cent hike in hos-. as saying that his eight-day visit to At question was why France de- • pitalization none of which I, as the nurse, have seen. Yet cided to sell more than 100 Mirage the United States underscores the when you enter the hospital it. is the nurse whom you are jet planes to Libya and to withhold in physical contact with the most — and she bears the brunt need for the two nations to go for- of any shame in the lack of your care. from Israel 50 Mirages that have been : ward together as much as possible. • paid for. Now France reportedly is The question is asked - "Where are the nurses?" — They are home, they are waitresses, they sell ice cream As mentioned here previously, it ready to return the money. But this from ice cream trucks, they sell door to door because they was unfortunate that a few political came after strong prodding. However, get paid as well or more and do not have to work week- Israel would still like to obtain the ends, they get paid for overtime and they come home a lot leaders exhibited rudeness to France's jets. less aggravated and abused. chief executive. It also is unfortunate The average hospital stay is 14 days, and when you or When Charles de Gaulle was presi- thatboisterous protests, particularly one you love is in that bed you don't care if there, is wall dent of France, the historical friendly to wall carpeting in the offiees.or shrubs outside. You want in Chicago and New York, were direct- relations of that nation with the U. S. a nurse, you want to see a Cap and you want to feel you ed to him. A visiting chief of state were severely strained. The meeting have a professional there. deserves every possible courtesy, even in Washington between President Yet the American public hospital administrators and other nursing facilities are willing to pay the nurse $3.50 Nixon and" President Pompidou sup- if his government's, policies may dif- an hour — equal to a sanitation department man. A man fer from those of the U. S. posedly relieved that tension, but the pays $2.50 for a haircut and it only takes minutes. A plumb- Mr. Pompidou, however, did not threat that the Pompidous would cut er gets from ?13 to $15 per hour or part, plus parts. help matters any by snubbing 15 Jew- short their visit because of the demon- To be a nurse was my chosen profession and I am happy with the work. I could never be anything else. How- ish leaders who had come to New strations nearly upset the good that was accomplished. ever, my pay does not compensate for the gross uprise of York from all parts of the nation for everything. I cannot apply for unemployment. • I'm not al- a scheduled meeting with him. President Nixon's dramatic and lowed to be unemployed. Because a nurse "can always In abruptly canceling the appoint- sudden trip to New York to assuage work." But why should she? After the taxes and the price of a baby sitter, I come home with about |1.75 an hour. ment, the French president presum- Mr. Pompidou was commendable. His ably was reacting to the demonstra- apology for the unkind treatment ac- I am at a loss for words to say just how much I resent the food cost. Let's face it. We have to eat, as we need tion's against France's Middle East corded the French president under- hospitalization, water and electricity. : policy. The cancellation is difficult to lines the importance he attaches to THE REPORTER Is there no hope? As of yet, the nurse has no union. understand, particularly when his for- France. It can be hoped that his per- The ANA is only there, as near as I can guess, to keep us eign minister, Maurice Schumann, sonal diplomacy brings about under- informed of changing methods. acknowledged that the demonstrations standing and accord that is necessary But reader, be warned. There is a major unrest in toe were the \york of a small minority, for improved American-French rela- Bill Armstrong's Final Trip nurse and God help us all if she decides, as so many have already, to find another means of support. Or worse, to and that Mr. Pompidou appreciated tions and peace in the Middle East. By JIM BISHOP tween husband and wife, he would look at go on strike. 1 feel it is not too far off. William Armstrong is dead at 48. He the husband, shake his head from side to worked the mutuel windows at the race side, and murmur: "She's beautiful. A When a teacher strikes, the time and teaching can be tracks. He leaves a wife, Imelda, a good man can forgive beauty anything." made up. When the sanitation men strike, the garbage re- Mr. Hyland's Personal Sacrifice mains and waits until the strike is over. But if a nurse small voluptuous woman with dark hair He smoked unfiltered cigarettes, light- strikes,'death won't wait, and it may have been her quick ministration launch its avowed war and an iron mind, parents who have Scot- ing the live one from the dying, and he thinking that could have averted it, if she were there. It is fortunate for the people of the on organized crime. tish burrs, a sister Kathy, could talk books like a critic. He read The choice is yours. Pay 50 per cent more to your hos- state that Republican Gov. William T. The commission, under Mr. Hy- a dog named Dinty, non-fiction only, but he devoured them by and a trailer which is the dozen, sometimes sitting in one end pitalization groups. You have to, but ask why at these land's guidance, has carefully — even Cahill was able to convince William F. paid for. of his trailer in his sox, unable to stop un- prices "Where are the nurses." Hyland to delay his resignation from slowly — met the assignment until The earth will con- til the dirty gray dawn came up over At- Pay us and we will come back, out of our homes and the State Investigation Commission. its status was declared constitutional. tinue its slow eastward lantic City. other jobs to take care of you. He was appointed to the commission It has known a small measure of suc- spin toward dawn. Noth- He dressed well, even when he had to I submit this respectfully, ing will slow down. He about a year ago by Richard J. cess thus far, but the suspicions of buy clothes on the time payment plan. Bill Barbara M. Ellis, B. N. was a man 5,10 with pre- could discuss medicine, "thermonuclear sci- Hughes, Democratic governor at the crime and corruption in New Jersey maturely white hair, a ence, the billion wonders of this world and time. haven't nearly been dispelled. busted nose which came the one which might, or might not be wait- 'rom talking when he ing on the far side of the long sleep. He Winter Racing With such bipartisan appreciation Mr. Hyland continues to serve his h b was a sports fisherman and could play a ' B6 Wyckoff Road of his work, Mr. Hyland can be a vig- state at a personal sacrifice, but the ing, and a zest for life which caused, his sail or a wahoo as though he was doing orous force in helping the new Ad- cause will make it .worthwhile. spirit to soar in sensuality and, at times, an organ solo. Eatontown, N. J. dropped his soul down a sewer. * • * To the Editor: Our Pride in Two Young Men He was my friend. Any man is lucky AT THE RACE TRACK, he had a Your readers will be interested to read a letter from to have three or four real friends, and I weakness for tips on winners, and none of the N. J. state Racing Commission in answer to a letter was lucky to have Armstrong. Whenever I had written to Gov. Cahill questioning the advisability of James M. Jeter Jr. of Red Bank Monmouth Regional High Schools, them were any good, but Armstrong lis- he walked into a room, a radiance of life tened to the trainers, punched out a few considering Monmouth Park for winter racing In view of and Michael G. McCall of New respectively. emanated from the faces of all who were the heavy traffic congestion already In the area surrounding JL,tickets for himself, and, on the rare oc- the race track chie to Ft. Monmouth employes and military Considering that they are the only present. Once, on my boat, we passed an casions when lie won a bundle, he would Shrewsbury have been named winners two from Monmouth County — and ' enormously stout woman fishing from a personnel. Below are several pertinent paragraphs from split it with his little Mel, or they would the letter: 10 in the state — who successfully canal bank under a coolie hat. "Hell-lo sit and drink it. . in the National Achievement Program Gorgeous!" Bill yelled. competed among 35,000 in the nation- Once, at a funeral, Mel couldn't park "Please .be advised that should the law be amended for outstanding Negro students. I asked, him why he said it. "If I was a car in an empty space. "Gimme that to permit winter racing, the commission, I am surer will wide competition, it is cause for all a woman that fat and old," he said, "I give serious consideration to the traffic problem to which This is a reasonable reason for wheel!" he said petulantly, and she walked of us to offer them congratulations would want some man—any man—to call away in the snow. He zoomed the gas ped- you refer prior to any. allocation to Monmouth Park. pride among themselves, their par- and every good wish for continued me gorgeous just once." He was that kind al twice. The car was in gear and he hit "It should be noted that any winter racing program of guy...He drank too much and you could ents and educators at Red Bank and successes. six parked cars, three owned by priests would probably be started at noon and be concluded tell because his kisser put on a'smile that who were inside saying the rosary. around 4 p.m. to avoid darkness. Based on this type of wouldn't erase. Last autumn he phoned. "Pal," he a schedule, the possibility of. congestion with Ft. Mon- INSIDE WASHINGTON * * * said, "I got news. I went up to Monmouth mouth traffic may be minimized. HE NEVER HAD a child, so he played Medical Center and I got big casino." My "Your suggestion, however, is indeed a valid one, and wi|h everybody else's. Bill could get on the" tongue died. "One cancer is as big as a you can be assured it will be thoroughly studied before the floor with little ones and argue with them golf ball in the right lung; a small one is commission takes any action." about a game on an eyeball-to-eyeball McCormack Criticizes Press in a lymph node over the left lung. Now In the summer time one takes his life in his hands basis. He also had a weird code. Arm- this is a rap I got to beat." By ROBERT S. ALLEN ON TARGET — President Pompidou dodging the racing fans trying to get to the track in time strong seldom earned more than a hundred Every two weeks, he phoned. The co- got one letter while in Washington that is for the daily double. Can you imagine what it will be with and JOHN A. GOLDSMITH a week, but he believed that he should balt treatments were lousy, but the re-. certain to go unanswered. stormy weather and icy roads? Can you imagine tie traf- - Speaker John McCormack is trying a "duke" a waiter five dollars — even when suits were terrific. The golf ball had dis- fice congestion at 4 o'clock when the race track and Ft. new approach to placate his increasingly H was from Rep. Bill Nichols, D-Ala., it was the final five. appeared and the lymph node looked like Monmouth close at the same time? The traffic snarl member of the House Armed Services disaffected Democratic colleagues. He bad enormous loves. Before a small dot. "I'm coming down to see that would be beyond comprehension. Committee, bluntly asking the French he married, he was a bartender and a new boat of yours," he shouted. "I got a In an effort to divert attention from ruler to explain, in his address to the joint pool shark and he could lose a match by If you want to do something to prevent such situation, his faltering and fumbling leadership, the couple of weeks off just to go fishing." I session of Congress, "why your country a point or two before doubting or tripling said sure. why noL write your governor about it? A sheet ol paper 78-year-old Bostonian is has not repaid its World War I debt to the the bet. I have seen him flirt with a lady The calls kept coming. Last week I with the words, "No winter racing at Monmouth'Park" will taking a leaf frgm Vice U.S." at a bar and, after a few drinks, borrow do the trick. •: President Spiro Agnew phoned Bill in the hospital and he said: This long-defaulted debt now amounts her car keys so that he could go visit his "The cancer is all gone, but this will kill Inasmuch as Eatontown is the hub ol the populated area and criticizing the press. real love. Reason for McCor- to some ?7 billion. you. I got a big shiny belly like I'm n's.e of Uie county, most people in the county travel the area al- 1 He was a tough alley fighter, but he months overdue. Listen, Pa. If Mel won't mack's stern indignation Nicholas wrote Pompidou "You owe never enjoyed it. Someone had to push most daily and therefore should, be concerned. Another is press references to the come do*n to your house next week, I'm such an explanation to the millions of him. When he wanted to close a subject, coming alone." proposed shopping center soon to be erected near tfie Ea- House as the "lower" Americans who fought for the liberation he held his hands out palms down and At midnight he was in a coma. "I got tontown traffic circle will add to the traffic congestion " chamber of Congress. of France in two world wars." said: "End of play." In my old house in Solemnly and weight- to see Jim's boat," he moaned and then and be: another argument against having winter racing at The Alabaman has good grounds Sea Bright, N. J.', he tended bar'at week- he said: "Oh, God. Oh, Jesus Christ." Oceanport. ily, McCormack holds, end parties, drank twice as much as any- this is a dire reflection on for his demand. As an Army captain, he In 10 minutes, Bill was off to see served five years in the European Thea- one else, and, if an argument started be- It would seem that here is a case where Ae ALLEN the House. Strentoriously Him . . . / jority should be heard, and promptly. he proclaims Uiat the two branches of Con- ter of Operations, was wounded in the gress are co-equal; that neither is upper Hurtgen Forest battle, and was decorated YOUR MONEY'S WORTH Respectfully, nor lower. with the Bronze Star and Purple Heart. Harold Iindemann "We know," he told his colleagues, Nichols followed his letter to Pompi- dou with a resolution directing President "that if anybody is 'upper' so far as col- 1 lective ability is: con- Nixon "to take steps to collect the French" What Tax-Exemp tion Means cerned, it is the House. debt and accrued interest." It is Nichols' By SYLVIA PORTER THIS IS NOT JUST for the wealthy! Actually, of course, there contention, "Nothing could bring the two One utterly unanticipated—but to me, Tax-exemption can benefit you to a lesser is no upper or lower body countries closer together than a public ac- delightfully ironic-side result of the ri- extent in the lower tax brackets as well. in the Congress of the knowledgment of the debt and a promise dfculously .overblown publicity about Tax Interest rates on tax-exempt obliga- United States. Both are to begin immediate payment on it." Reform last year was that it dramatized tions have declined sharply in the past co-equal." * * * . to you the financially innocent middle- few weeks, and if you buy new issues of To clinch his rebuke income taxpayer, the tax-exempts now, you might, have to sit THE U.S. SENATE will decisively con- to the press, the frail many ways through with a loss for a while. But you are not and aged legislator re- firm Edward Boone Miller as the new which you too can legal- buying for a quick speculation; you are lated the following his- chairman of the National Labor Relations ly avoid income taxes. buying to get tax-exempt income for a lory—according io his ac- Board. -• And , one enormous specified period which meets you needs, GOLDSMITH count: loophole left absolute- and thus day-to-day ups and downs should The 48-year-old Chicago attorney, a ly untouched by the "It is my understanding that when 4he leading specialist in labor law and man- not bother you. government met in Philadelphia in the ear- Tax Reform law which agement-labor relations, is being opposed you surely found out The interest rates you can get today ly days of our country, the House and the by George Meany, head of the AFL-CIO. on exempt bonds ranein? from the highest- ' Senate met in a building in Philadelphia about during the debates as "unfriendly to organized labor." is the tax-exempt status grade to medium offer what Wall Street where the Senate met on the floor above calls a "living wage"—de luxe. tte House, and in debate reference was • • Notwithstanding this disapproval, Mil- PORTER of state and local bonds. ler will, be confirmed by the Senate by a What this loophole means The returns are far more attractive made to the upper body, meaning the Sen- than you probably realize, particularly if a'e sitting above, and the Senate would big majority. is that if you invest in tax-exempt municipal securities, the interest you receive you're amone the fnilllons of ns wfmV» refer to the lower body, meaning the , A backstage poll by administration subiert to s'ate and local income as well House which was sitting on the floor be- leaders shows the nominee for the NLRB will be exempt from federal income taxes —and maybe exempt from stale and local as federal income tpxes low. chairmanship has the support of all but a * * * * few of the 43 Republican senators, and income taxes, too, if you are a resident of "But I call to the attention of those nearly one-half of the 57 Democrats. This the issuing'locality. TO BE SPECIFIC, say you're In a newspapermen — those who do make.the insures him an impressive bipartisan ma- This loophole is exceedingly attractive moderate 30 per cent income bracket 'in- error unintentionally, including those over jority. today as signs mount that interest rates cluding state and local taxes), a tax-free have passed their historic peaks for this television—the fact (hat they show their Significantly, whi]e, Meany has criti- 5 per cent honrf cmials 7.14 ner csnf on ' era and evidence emerges, that a lot of taxable interest: G ner cent prmals 8.57 per "I suppose If it were the Bank of Russia own unintentional ignorance, and in the fu- cized Miller's selection, other labor chiefs smart money is flowing into tax-exempts cent on taxable interest: 6'/2 equals 9.29 they, wouldn't have burned It!" ture (hey ought !o correct it." are saying nothing. to "freeze" the steep rates now available. and 7 per cent equals 10. . r . ^ • -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN. N. J.i FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1970 Egg Market N.Y. Stock Market A Day of -Consolidation' NEW YORK (AP)—Whole- C (AP). Thontfcy'f uTtcJtd' Evtnhorp 37 Wh Wt avii - *Vi4 NorAmPhll 1 J7 W/iUVt 4646V%i tk'/ttf/i * . • sale egg offerings fully ade- JIJ em ;• 7>V4 + Vi NoAmRK l.» 219 17% 17* 17H - A day during what analysts Analysts also said the mar- change index of some 1,200 Trading was suspended Wholesale selling prices 1JO1 m'«& »f ** Fteilnru 15 485'. 46V. 4SV4 - *4 Norton 1,50 15 12 31% Jl'/4 ket experienced profit-taking, stocks declined 0.01 to 50.37. indefinitely in Lockheed, based on exchange and other 14 .IJVi Wt-'/i Fitchrt ' •" " 1,221 68 44'/i 44 44tt — Vi termed a period of consolida- 43 2331 J3'i »tt V tion, i which they said was under- Standard & Poor's 500-stock which last sold at lo'/s. The volume sales. standable in view of theindex was ahead .22 to 90.00. company reported that it was The Dow Jones average of New York spot quotations strong rally of recent days. having severe financial prob- 30 industrials was off 0.60 at Of 1,595 issues traded on follow: 787.55. It had been ahead 3.82 On Wednesday, the threat the Big Board, 770 advanced lems and that it could not _UI J mi 1.60 219 S3'/i JJ14 S2tt - tt Oulbd Mar 1 18 I5'/4 25'/. 25'/. — Vi of a jiationwide rail strike work on projects unless it re- Standard 40-43. 1 early in the session. and 574 declined. New 1969-70 1.W 1.70 44 35ft 35 /! 35Vj — Vi OwenlCg 1.40 140 92'/j S9H 8!',. —2',. ceived financial aid. ... l.« 16 7!» 27Vi 27Vi 4 V, OweniHT 1.35 58 55'A 54'/] 54'/. — Vi was considered by Wall Street highs outnumbered new lows Whites: Fancy large 47 lbs. Mxa 1.10 Hi 74 73 73*4 4 'A O-H-l A cut in the British bank to be a market depressant. Prices on the American AM1AC .50 14 17'A 14V, l«i/, GAC Cp 1.50 16 49Vi MA 49 4 *4 19 to 14. min. 46-48. Fancy medium 41 Ami HIM ,07e Si 25''. 25 25>A 4 V, GAFCorp .40 117 U'A 13ft 14 + V» | rate provided the upward 3 OcGEI 1.50 97 34 33'i VJ>i + »i Even though the strike was Stock Exchange included W 29 JJ'/i 2t/i — ',i Gam 5t,o l.M 34 25 Hi. 24 A+1 ocUg 1.60 16 263/< 2A averted, this development did Phoenix Steel, up % to 7 /<; J» 35 33*4 34*4+1'* GtnDynom 1 66 U'A 2514 25". - 1) acPwL 1.28 16 2O'/t 20V4 20Vi + Vi session, according to analysts. declined to 11.4 million shares smalls 36 lbs .average 30-32V4- AmideM 1,JO 441 7HI 741'a 74',; + Vi not appear to have much if Scurry Rainbow, up 2'/g to Am Can 1.20 W «'A a?'/, 39*4 4 'A Cm Else 2.60 gcT&T 1.20 40 20% K'/e 20 — 'A from 11.85 million shares 13 15V) 15 154 31 + '/. because investors' hopes the stock average rose .4 to 279.$, Motors, electronics, mail Corporate and government 144 tW. tm-V4 CT.IEI 1.J2 241 33% 32* 32% - VV.. KCt 567 26 35 25H — Vi 64 1014 17?« 177s + 4fc U.S. interest rates would de- with industrials up A, rails order-retails, and oils general- bonds were generally mixed. srtsys, 105 _ SOW + li Gtneico 1.70 3S .28*1 SIM 2S'A - Vi fSjCI 245 51 N 5O'/e — V, 376 31". 37V. 37'/, -IV. Go Poc .BOD 16S 53 52 52 —1 PaPwU 160 117 Wi «4 I'll + >/4 Gcrbtr 1.20 16 38!4 j8ti 38>/e + » PennzUn SO 125 32 JWe 31 Vt 7'Vi ffiSBTA 51 iTVi 36'A 37'/i + Vi GtttyO 1.061 17 48>,< 47'/4 47'A — VA piSlCo 1 134 54U 54 54V] + '/j Ant M«lcr< 1—» 11*4 11 ll'/i — Ralslonp'.M 174 29 28Vi 29 + Vl 95 2S»t 1 What do you think of Ameri- ther diversification plans un- AVC» Cp l,» 129 2SV. S4H 25 +1 Here Inc .2Je 1VMA if- /* — '/* Hanco Inc .92 5 l!'/ ]«ti i/ Benefits from higher prices Avnttlnc .40 115 —" H'/4 ll'/4 HewPack .20 196 95W «4/«'/ j 94* /. RSjlhsi 115 28'A 27% V'/t can Airlines? — H. K. Successful der discussion, American ap- Avon prod 2 a 172W 1449 14169 —2V I'll HoernWnl M 37 23 VtZ 33 31'/2 32'A +1H for its paper products will 12 9'/. Two Year •ebckW l.M 414 I9'A 28% W/t + 4e Hofl Etectrn 9'/. 9% —w Reaijina 9 W/t I5i» 15% T Vi A. — American Airlines is pears to offer good long-term •elt GC ,1.12 73 3l>/4 3VA 3I'A Holldylnn .20 1 20 12Vj 12V. 12V, + M probably be offset in the •wt Fdi 1 11 ? " growth possibilities. 365 3B'A 3i" 3!Vi —"vi Hoiiy5ug"i!» 11 18'/' «' 18V< + 87 37'/. WU 36'A the second largest domestic Investing first-half of 1970 by a con- Certificates ••demon .» 20 H 4° 44 — V4 Home$)i(» .40 «2 20V. 19M| 19/19',4» . 17 71% _ 71% + '/. ••KtiAr .75b 34 Wl, 17% 17* — V, Honaywl 1.30 « 135 133 133. —4'A 120 35 34% 34'A + Vi trunkline with routes extend- Q. —. I would appreciate tinuing economic slowdown Min. $10,000 Sill How M 43 33 32 31Va HousehH 1.10 356 44J4 4/4 44 - /4 —1'/. Ml Cent 1.14 i/: ?V^rSV» •» 171 37'/. 37% 37'/t + % ada, The receipt of thservice e and control of ex- around 17 now. — H. A. e Boeing Co M 358 24'/i 24 21 Imp Cp Am - '• Sofeway 1.10 "» 4!'/. 39% 26V41%2 +214 expected as a result of the Certificates CeleCai .250 291 7 UVi Wi + 'I, Inland Sll 2 155 M'/i 67 35 31'/. 35 + V: last July put AA in a better tegrated paper company, ac- ing investment credits. Al- Brill My 1.20 277 67V. 6i to —1 InlerlkSt 1.10 45 19'A U'A 19!4 — y, position to win additional in- Brunswk ,0!a 137 ia'/< 17ti 1?!. - V. IBM 4.B0 186 25« 25V. 25V. + Vi For ttie first time the com- quired a position in the con- though downside risk in these BueyEr 1.20 19 21 20Mi 201'. + Vi Int Horv 1.80 363 28 27V4 27'/i — V, • 30 S3 22% 22V. 22V. ternational routes. iufltf Co .10 47 15 14^ U7IB Int Miner 435 14'/i WA 14 + U i pany's full-year revenues ex- struction, building materials shares appears minimal, re- 1 3 UO 8 23'/. 23% 23% — '/. , 9-11 Mo*. Bulovow to 28 33 /. 32'/j 3]'/. + Vi Int Nick 1.30 447 44'/l 43 A 444 -M'/. Schcrlna an 99 6!'/l 6OV4 60V. — Vi and furniture industries dur- covery will probably be de- Bunk Ramo While nine-month earnings ceeded $1 billion; $1.3 bil- 156 131i 12'/. 12!'. — ','4 Int Pop 1.50 166 37'/. 3S«i 36U + '/. SCM Co 60» 76 21'A 20M. 20'A + V, OCertificates Burl Ind 1.40 68 W/i Mii Mi — % Inl T8J 1.05 129 58'/! S7V4 57'/. - V, SCOA lild'io fell sharply, reflecting a 21- lion was reported, up from ing 1968 and 1969. Sales in- layed by the various factors BurlNorth wl 87 41to 41 41','. + '/• Iowa Beef 123 35 3IV2 32'/. + '/« Scott Pcper 1 discussed above. If you are Burrghi .60 198 14SH 147'/. 147'/. — '/• lOWOPSv 1.36 8 21% 21'/4 21V4 + 'A SbCLInd 220 day strike in the first quar- $957 million a year earlier, creased 8 per cent to over Min. $5,000 Col Flnonl 75 ill* low low — '/« Itek Corp 303 71'/. 70'/4 70'A +1U SeorlSo 130 44 45VS 45'/« 45'/4 — Vi Revenue passenger miles al- $1 billion last year while willing to hold on the basis CompRL .45o 74 W. UH Wl, ter, full-year earnings reach- CompSp 1.10 J • K • L SeorsR 1.20a 365 68'A 69 68+11 earnings gained 5 per cent of a generous yield with the CoroPLt 1.46 57 35'/. 35ft 35V) + W Jmtl Co 1.50 53 49V. 49 49V. 4 '/• Shell Oil 2,40 89 il'l, 4!',4 42 - V, ed $1.90 per share versus so increased 5 per cent year- 72 33'/. 13V, 33»i + Vi JonnMon 1.20 300 32'/e 31?* 3)?4 + V, SherwnWm 2 37 45'A 44'A 445i CorrlerCp M 1 to $1.72 a share. Margins prospect of eventual growth 7-9 Mos. 345 31V. 3I /. 33VJ + V. johnjhn 80a 62 1(0 • 159 159'/j — % SlgnalCo 1.20 163 22'/. tm, 22V. - Vi $1.75 in 1988. American's to-year. Shares are currently CortvW .40a w J U!|l}n then I would do so. COM Ji 29 54'/e 54V. 54>A -1 SlrnerCo 2.40 101 79 71'/t 78'/i + V. president feels that the rate. selling at llx 1970-estimated were narrowed somewhat by Certificates CoitllCke .60 \ V, ^ ?{ ~ £ °" •«? 24 19 U'/4 19 „ Smith KF 2 15S SiVt SPA SI'A + Vi 5l«rTr l.» 4 II 1) II —'/4 joneLou 1,35 17 37V, 36'/4 37'/. + Vi SCor EG 1.26 202 26'A 25Va 251/1 .. Min. $2,500 CelanueCp 1 13 2iV, li'li 2S'A + '.'4 Jostens .60 ~ 19'A ait 48H — V. SouCalE 1.40 21] 31V, 31'., 32',» + 1, Cencolni .30 181 41H 40>4 41'/. + V, joy Ma 1.40 8..6 IW49'iA 3»'/4 39'A —1 South Co 1.20 4BJ 28'/. 28 28V. - .'. Kerr Me 1.5H 55 76]/4 7S'/i 76V. + 'I, St Brand 1.50 21 54'/j 54V. 54'/! + ', QUARTERLY 29 52'/i 52!i 5!'/. + '/. KlmbClk 2.20 15 43 42'/a 423,i Sid Kollsmanj 16 ll'A ll'A ll'/i — 1/1 ChrtiCH M 37 33'/, 33 331/, + 1,4 Koppcrs 1.60 Chrviler .60 41 Wi 74 3S'/e 31". 38'/. + >i StOIICal 2.10 42S 453'. 4S',» 45'A — V, 344 2!>/< 9V, 9V, — Vt Xroltco 1.70 Barge Business Booms CITFIn 1.(0 281'. IV1 + V, KresgeSS .40 1745,58(» 46 46 — lift StOIIInd 2.30 162 41',. 407a 41 — CllleiSvc ].» 106 43V. 42'.'. 423/. Kroger 130 6'2" 31V* J 30V*4' 31V" . + Vi StdOIIN...^M..J. -.M^ e 153S 54H 53Vj 54 + . Pit + Vt 56 34=4 34'/. 34'A + V. Loh Val Ind 72 8 m m - V, stauifch I.BO 49 33'/a VHV, 32'A „ COCCCOI 144 130 UV, »35k 83tt — W Lenmn 1.47e 105 20 l?'/i 20 + Vt SterlDrug .75 66 4l'/e 41 41'A - 1/4 to $20,000 F.S.U.C. Cola Pol 1.30 42 44V, 43'/i 44 LlbOFrd 2,80 72 42'A 41V. 41V. — "•'. SievensJ 2,40 39 39 38'/! 38'A ., Because of stabilization pro- CetllniR .200 \ 30 24'/. 23'/. 24 Ubb AAcN L 2_«. 8!.... IV, 8'/. + 'A SludeWorlh 1 31 43V4 Wl, 43 + Vi Powerful boats Have been ; By JOHN CUNNIFF Cololntlt ).6O • 40 37V< 36V. 36V. + Vi Lion Uty 2.50 80 34'/. 34V. 34!t + '/• Sun Oil lb 24 43'A 43V« 43'A +1 developed that are able to grams, a 12-foot channel will 90 44'/. 44V. 44'/. + Vi Lino TV 1.33 64 23>A 23V. 23V. SurvyFd .55c 32 &, 6V. tV, + Vt NEW YORK (AP) - While CohiCra l.M 186 31V. 31 31V. + Vi Lltlon 1.891 114 27'A 2714 27% Swllt Co .60 259 30 2954 29'/. — Vt push 48 barges lashed three be guaranteed on the lower 7 many carriers of goods are ComlSoiv .40 106 27'/4 37'A 2714 + Vi Lockheed Air 15 15!i 15*1 15 /. Systron Donn 1 22'A 22Vl 2J'/i - 'A Business abreast in a floating island Mississippi ,this year, three ComwEd 2.30 108 40 35", 40 + Vi LoiwsThe ,1] 447 38'/i 36Vi 36U —1'/4 running into some type of Conuot 130 40'A 39 3.M +1 LoneSCem 1 81 24ti 24 24'/: + 'A T-O-V one-third of a mile long. Their feet deeper than the old chan- Con Edit l.M 179 28?i 38 28 — V. LoneSCo 1.12 79 20'/» 20Vi 20'/. + V. Tampa El .76 196 24 23H 23'A economic or financial turbu- Red Bank ConFood 1.19 316 39>A 31'4 3J',i 4 M LonglsU 130 34 24% 24 24'/4'V.—• Tektronix 13! 6314 627. 63V. - 44 lence these days, a transport carrying" capacity of 80,000 nel. And sometime in the ConNotC 1.76 80 VH 27 27'/i + H Lucky Sir ,80 52 32"A 32'/i 32% '+ V, Teledyn 1.09t 353 28% 27H 27Vi Mirror 1970s the Ohio River also will Com Powr 2 6* 3Wi 36 36V. + Vi LukMl! Sll 1 16 261i 25% 25»A — V, Tenneco 1.32 •190 22V, 22 22V. + '/. form not much faster than tons is equivalent to that of ContAlrL .50 52 13 12',i 12'/. + Vi LVO Corp 57 VI, Th Tli — V, Texaco 1.60 1122 27'/a 27 27'/. + V, 10 freight trains of 50 cars have a 12-foot channel. Coirt Con 2.20 211 74V. 73V4 73»/< LykeYng .15o 251 14V. 13V] 14 + '/, TexETrn 1.40 120 26'/e 25V. 26*4 +11/1 the packtrain rolls along like Cont Cp 1 55 42'/. 42 42-1. Savings M - N • O TexGSul .60 157 19'it 19 19ii each. cm* oil 1.59 old man river in the spring Creedy and the heads of 268 15'A 2S'/i 25'/< + V, Mn,kl,rr. in 15 Wl. 16% 16t. I"™""' » the end of this year, Tulsa, Cont Tel .72 117 J3'/. 23^ 23'/. + V, KSMIM 1 floods. The riverbank program of carrier companies see a fu- and LOAN ASSOCIATION Control Data V Okla., will be handling cargo Cooperln 1.40 'l" 3" %', n" V'i "SdVdi-lto U 22» 52.. 32 -V. fta..« ..'". .. 23'/i 24 41 the Army Engineers not only ture also in coordinating ef- CasGW 2.590 203 36'/. 35'/. 36 46 12 11*4 11'/. — Vi The barge business, tfiat is, that could be destined for 29 217 234 234'A —VA K???.^" }•£ :; TlmcsMIr .50 12 37*4 37 337*H4 , , Cowlei Com 21 is-booming on the nation's Cologne, Germany. stabilizes (he soil so that the forts with railroads. In some BROAD and BERGEN Cox Bdcit » f - 14 »._,. ^- , 80 49 30*4 30 30'/. 1 i CPC mil 1.79 It 3 27V, 27V. 9,200 miles of improved river- river won't take a pernicious instances, Creedy maintains, 145 35'A 3414 35 - V. 253 20*4 19'/! Local officials believe Tulsa CrouMHInd 1 79 22V. 22 22'A + '/. ways, pushing goods along at turn around a bridge or a both rail and barge operator RED BANK CftwCol 1.07f 15 IIV, 2644 27 + '/: r,3; may handle more tonnage Cram Cork 101 16'A 16 K'A +'.'< o 6 to 10 miles an hour in this, power plant, but it also keeps benefit from using rail for CrwnZell l.« iM ]4 Hit gj gj * f. TrlConI fOnsltrOl. 1l 51 3H4 30 30*4 4 *4 than the ports of St. Louis or Ill 35 34 34-1 M::d WM Corp 1 54 SO* 20V. X'A - Vt I™ '"? 1214 3ZV, 31Vi 32V. 4 Vi the age of high speed jets and the soil from filling up the one part of the trip, barge the TTrlCon'wenn .Cen 1.82t . 16 13'Ai 13H 13*4 - MelvSn° heo, 1.51500 3 79V79*4 79'/79'A4 79V4 , "f £ Memphis. And they expect the Curtlii Wrt 1 20 16U 16',i I6V1 ..... Inc I channel. other. • Merck 2a 74 108 106V. 1MV. -1 I™ 2B6 26?% 25% 2P/e ™ 100-mile-an-hour trains. port will generate 14,000 new MGM 3« 27V. 27 27 .72 89 16V. 15*4 16 41 DonKlvr .25e 28 im ll'/i UVi + Vi Wllcrodot ,10e 26 !2'A 22Vi 22'/i :arblde 2 . 274 33',, 37Vi 37'/. 4 Wt As the barge operators are jobs and $500 million in plants Don Ind ,30b 146 50 49'/! 49Vi - V. MldSoUtll ,96 108 23 22Vi 22'/i — V. Elec 1.20 19 19*i 19V, 19'/j 4 V4 happy to tell you, speed costs. 14 21'A 2154 IWt V, Mlnn«/M 1.75 1D5 ICJ'J 1D6U 107 -1*4 III 36 35V. 36 4 Vt and facilities. 64 25 24'A 25 + '/. MlnnPLt 1.20 45 20 19V. 19^4 — V. 61 45 44*4 UVi 41 TOey claim to be able to move 90 42*4 41ft 41*4 — Vi Mobil 2.200 24! 42'A 40*. 40'/. —IV. 13 39% 39V, 39Vi 4 Vi In the Pacific Northwest, a 93 1«4 18*4 ll'A — V. a ton of freight 330 miles for DelMnte 1.10 61 •Qh 22V, K.V, — ',4 VOTOJCO 1.10 18 26* 26V. 24H - 'A : slack water channel suitable DoltaAIr ,40 73 34ft 33". 33Vi -1 Monsan 1.S0 I.BO 124 37 3W> 26'/. 4 Vi Unlt $1. By train, that dollar might DtnROr 1,10 3 17 16!4 16'/. — Vi MontDUt 1.78 7 30% 3M4 t V *>• 103 IO'/I 10 10 — V. for barges will be available Un F DetEdU 1.40 40 59 33Vi 23 23*4 + V, Mont Pw 1.63 35 »? + v! ' '• buy only 66 miles, by truck Dtt Sleel 139 13 117. I2'A 41 Mor-Nor .80 23 2IH 2fl'/.' 28*i + * this year from Portland, Ore. DloShom 1.40 187 17 I6V1 17 t*i Motorola 1 i '3 59 60 S7V. 57»/4 —2 15 miles and by air only five J all the way up the Columbia DlllonCo ,560 5 15'/< 15 A 1554 MtFuelS 1.B0 117 23*4 22*4 225". — *4 miles. Dliney .30b i z I "" ""' 28'A 291* 4 *h and Snake Rivers to Lewiston, Dlvenlnd .36 207 20 19 M 41'A NotAlrlln ^O 56 18% 1 Many people have mental- DomMIn ,» 2 53 5214 52Vi NolBIsc 2.20 34 39Vi 38'/i 39 Idaho. SteadE-Breiv DowChm 2.60 46 73«l 73V. 73V. Not Con .80 19 7'/ % 35*4 34'/. U'.i ly relegated river transporta- Dreulnd 1.40 128 27'/i 26% 27Vi 41V. NolCo!h 1.20 12!3 141'/mV,i 141411 HI'/. +1% JPl? ' " 52 52 Busy Water Sites HI'/. or an tion to history, associating it DufcePw 1.40 2BJ Wit 26*4 26*4 4 Vt Not Distil .90 86 17 16V, WA - Vt y, ' *'» duPent 1.25e It lM'/i 98'A 99'A — VA Nat Fuel 1.68 4- 25'A 25Vi CCoo If past results are a criteri- Dug It l.M 425'/ 25'A 25V,''/ 4 X'Si , ;* vaguely with events of the 54 25 24','. 24'/. - V. Nat Genl .20 443 ll'A 17'/. 17*4 4 Vi I1.12 138 2416 23'/. 24V> 4 'A DyraAm .40 43 9'/4 9V. 9V. — V. NotGyps 1,05 1800s. But last year the riv- on, the increased traffic along Cut Air Lh S..t 22V. 21'A 22 4 *4 W Y-Z 560 1714 16'.'. I7'A 4 '/. Not Indus! 51 8 7'/, the rivers will be matchec E«Kedok la 392 80 79V. 79V. -IV. NotLecd ,42< 24*4 - 'A WorLom 1.10- J45 69% 69 69'A-'A ers carried more than a bil- MIDDLETOWN EotonYo 1.49 221 21*4 24 130 36'/4 35'/. 35'/. - Vt Not Steel 2.50 411 42'A 40 40*4-1*4 WoiWat 1.28 64..20 19'/. 19'/« - V. lion pounds of goods. by vigorous development EcnllnMI .71 Wllr< Mr Lln J 15 32 31*4 32 - 'A Not Ten .80 20 13'/s 13'/. 13*4 4 'A I "*» 18 EGI.S .10 39 " 38'/i 38'A - V. Port at Little Rock along the shores. John Cree IIPuoNC I 15 19'/i 19V. 19'/. 4 '/. Notomas .25 97 43V«V.. UVi46*4 iW.7V. tI *4 ftWnBan mc :1.3 0 »- 3-- -— . 101 19'/. UVi |9>A Niv Pow l.OS 15 42'* 42ft 42U t ft WnUnion 1.40 100 46 45ft 45ft - Ik 429 State Highway 35 Eltro Co l.» dy, president ot the Water 23 36 25*4 26 4 'It Newberry 1 12 27V. 27 27'A + Vt WesljEWesl I l.M 299 66ft 65'/. iSSft + Vi There is a tendency alsD to ErMrElic 1 27 WW ernej «' 65 63V] 63*4 -U» NEngEI 1.4S 39 2211 22'/22'. / + V4 «y«yernsr -8800 419? 47'47'// . 46'46'// . 47'47'/. / • ft Transport Association, esti (at Chapel Hill Road) EMJotiun _ U Whirl draw mental pictures of cities Bisexlnt 1.20 12 24'/. 24'A 24!* — V, Newmnl 1.041 120 31' ,. l Cp 1.60 12 59'/. 59*4 59>,4 — V. mates that $131 billion has Ethyl Cp .84 22 28'/i 27'A 28V. 4 V. Nlog MP 1.10 198 17V. 16'A W-UuMiii- - that can become terribly out- •VMIP> . 299 19Vi I8V1 IB'/J - « NorlolkWlt 6 26 817/« 83V* J_v/« 4. V. Whlttaker 215 13V. 12*4 12'/j - 'A been invested in production Tbe Greatest Dining & Drinking Pablle Home Ever 102 4O'/J 39'A 39*4 4 'ANorrlilnd .80 50 29'/. '291/2 29'/4 . dated. Little Rock, for exam- 127 3544 34'A 35% + 44 ple, Is smaekin<"'•- ••-*-*"=• [Cillties at water sites since Xerox Cp -M 689 93'/. 91*4 92'/i + 'A ZaltCorp .64 a 41 4«vi 4B%+'ir" of Arkansas. But *V..HLn r| Jf* ALL THE 1SJ 36'/» 35VS I6'/» + *4 Copyrlohltd by Tht Atsoclated Prns 1970 Arkansas" River ledy-Sftributes the devel- Local Securities dredged, Little Rock opment of river traffic, which SALAD Representative inter-dealer quotations at approximately 3:00 come an important port. was in bad shape just 20 years p.m. yesterday from NASD. Prices do not include retail mark- Fort Smith, which is sit- ago, primarily to advances in YOU CAN MAKE up, markdown or commission. American uated on the Arkansas-Okla- technology and the riverbank homa border, opened, its facili- improvement program of the Our huge Salad Board provides BANKS ties two months ago. And by Army Engineers. the greens and the dressings for Div. Bid d Asked Belmar-WaU National 2.50 0 120 Exchange 'you to create your own masterpiece. CentralJersey Bank (x(x)(xx) (xx) ).4 .400 21'/$ 23 NEW YORK (AP)-Thursday's ssltctsd American Slock Exchange prices: Eatontown National Bank 17 19 Sol.1 Nil (Ml.) Hill) LOW Clou CHS. MODERN LUXURIOUS OFFICES Fanners k Merchants (x) (xx) ,06 « 71/, Aurokt 50a X7 14W 14V4 14% + Vi First Merch. Nat'l Bank (x) (xx) .40 133* M« Air Wesl 41 W Wi 99*4%- 'A Am Pelr .Wo n 3T . 33 -y. PLUS A First Nat'J Bank of Spring Lake (xx) 2.25 75 AO tnduit 44 4 3% 4 GROUND FLOOR Ark Best .30 50 19 IS'/e 19 4IV1 1st Nat'l Bk of Toms River (x) (xx)-.78 50 53 ArkLCos 1.70 9) J9% 28*4 29V4 +1*4 Asomera .pit 185 16'A 16V. 16*4 - *4 First State Ocean County (x) (xx) 34 37 AllasCorp wt 27 2*i 2'A 2*4 Keansburg-Middletown 1.20 42 Barnes Eng 20 13 13Vi 13 — V. RED BANK OFFICE BUILDING Middletown Banking Co. ' 16 is BrascanU la 274 16'A 15V. 16'A 4 V, SIRLOIN STEAK Brit Pet ,47g 187 ll'/i ll','« ll'A — Vi Monmouth Cty Nat'l (x) (xx) (xxx) .2(1 7% 7% Compel Chlb U1B 13'/"'" .13f13!t« 13% + W Cinerama 66 7'/i. 7'A VA N.J. National Bank (x) (xx) .24 12V5 131Creole p4 2.J0 !' 5 "WA" 28'/. 58% —1 144 PRIME LOCATION Data Cont 12 9 IV. IV, — 1/4 Ocean County National (x) (xx) 2.00 , 3b DlllardD .10t 6 12 11% 11% —H Peoples Na« Bk. of Mon. (x) (xx) .40 23' Dlxllyn Corp 42 VXi 22'.'. 72V, , — V, Dynolectm 5U4 9HH P/,PI PI,PI —V V, Peoples Nat'l Bank of Lakewood 8.00 140 EqullyCp .301 135 5tt 5'/4 + V, AMPLE PARKING Fed Raircet 71 6 5'A 5'/. Ti-ustCo. of Ocean County (xx) .50 45 Ftlmont oil 17 12*1 121s 12% - Frontier Air 26 7'/. 7*4 Vh (x) Dividend (xx) Plus Stock Gen Plywood 56 8V. . "7'/. (xxx) Declared or Paid ClonlYel .40 65 9'/. < 8-'. • Lease Required Arid you may purchase Galdlleld 190 4'4VA , 4 4Vi 4 1'. INDUSTRIAL Gt Bosn Pet 40 5V. . 5 5 -Vi HulkyOII .30 39 12'/. 12 12V. 4 'A Aerologica! Research 7 V/2 Hycon Mlg . ..- . 6V. . . •-6V<-V' i Aikon industries VA 2% Hydromett 10 9 IV, 8'A For Appointment 842-5404 Imp oil -SOa 124 19", 1944 UV. ft BEER BY THE PITCHER Atlantic Appliance Co. Inc. . W* VA ITICorp 32 4", 4*4 4*4 - ft Koljir In .401 481 20V. 19*4 20 4 V. And STRONGER SPIRITS for Hiihb«U., Cocktail. & Neat Drinka. Brockway 69M 70 McCrory wt 33 9'/, IVi 9'A 4 /i 4*4 4*4 - ft or Beef Brocnette S3.50 Intimate Fab Atmosphere. Foodarama W* U'A RIC I nil Ind 523 13 12 12*4 4 '•'. HORSE and PET Interdata - 19 19'/, Saxon Indust 19...1 103 97V4 9B —2 Scurry Ruin 364 28", 26*4 2»H +2ft HALF PRICE <b 134 35?. 35'A 35V, - V4 Technlco .40b 32 20H 20 20V. — ft • FOOD King James Extended Care 3Vi 3% Wn Nuclear 54 10 8*4 10 4l"i CASUAL DltESSr OF COVRSE. Laird 9 10H /Copyrighted by Tht Anodottd Pf«s T97O COME AS YOU HIKE Metallurgical International - 11 12H • REMEDIES Monmouth AirUnes VA V/, A NEW Op. Monmouth Capital Wi.8 CONCEPT • SUPPLIES Monmouth Electric 1 1/j IN StBah&Breu) Honmouth Park . , Wl Wt H. J. Natural Gas $** lB'/4 COLLEGE Ijowan Controller ? • 7% EDUCATION! FRED D. WIKOFF co 42» Stats Highway 35 Strvomatlon • *«» I CONTACT . a/Xi<3L in Xt. Iiee, NT. J. . Spiral Metal W JJM U.S. Homes 3W 31J4 NAVESINK 236 MAPLE AVENUE art 2133 iiemoine Ave.' United Telecontrol Electronics 4'/« 5 ASSOCIATES INC. Walter Reade- Sterling ' • W Wi Wlnslow Tel. - '. 2% 2T4 1001 HWY. II, MIDDLITOWN RED BANK ^^ 741-0554 Conpiledby m-otoo Fahnstock & Co., Red Bank, and Charles Young, Asbury Park -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOVN, N. 1: FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1970 10 Drivers to Test Phone Pay Fines Meter Check System In Red Bank MORRISTOWN - Jersey While various meter manufacturers have made limited . RED BANK - Municipal Central Power & Light Com- pany, a subsidiary of General tests of automatic meter read- Court Judge William I. Klat" Public Utilities Corporation, ing in the past, this will be sky has fined James M. will embark shortly on a the first test on a major Haymon, 344 Shrewsbury program to test the feasibil- scale under normal operat Ave., here, 5205 for driving ity of remote automatic reading conditions. while his license was revoked. ing of electric meters by If the test program proves Clayton Mickens, 344 means of signals carried over the system is feasible, and telephone lines. Shrewsbury Ave., here, paid the decision is made by JCPL The program will be a joint to utilize the system, instal- J30 for not having a driver's project with Bell Telephone lations could begin in from license in his possession, and Laboratories and New Jersey three to five years, although William J. Desantis, 26 Wash- Bell Telephone Company. it probably would be 10 years ington St., here, was assessed Manufacturers of meter en- before the new system could $15 each on three separate coding devices which will par- be installed on a major scale counts of having an unregis- ticipate are General Electric tered vehicle, being an un- Company, McGraw Edison Company, Neptune Meter licensed driver and failure to Company and Westinghouse Crash Cuts observe traffic patterns. Electric Corporation. For careless driving, the For the six-month trial pro- Power In following paid fines of $20 gram, test meters will be in- each: Anila Strahan, 14 Brach stalled on the home of approximately 55 JCPL customers Middletown Road, OaMiurst; Thomas J. in the Holmdel area. The MIDDLETOWN - Power Walsh, 101 Patterson Ave., adapters will allow the stan- was disrupted for two hours Shrewsbury; Robert J. Jack- dard meters to remain in early yesterday morning in son, 12 Cherry St., New place. • the two or three lock area Shrewsbury; Arthur E. Roth- The standard meters will be around Fairfield Ave., Leon- acker, 309 Wilson Road, Nep- read as usual by company ardo, when a car hit a guide tune; Manuel Montes, 230 meter readers while the test wire from a utility pole, Broadway, Long Branch, and meters will be read remotely causing the pole to tilt and Celena Bacon, 15 Martin by means of signals carried over telephone lines to New damaging transformers. Place, here. Jersey Bell Telephone Com- Police said the accident oc Nancy J. Hendricks, 250 pany's exchange in Holmdel. Nutswamp Road, here, was The readings from the special curred at 2:54 a.m. and ideft TURNER BROS. 45th YEAR fined $15 for failure to yield to meters will be compared with tified the driver as Nel traffic. readings taken by meter read- Brown, 12 Highland Ave., proudly introduces ers from the standard meters. Leonardo. an exciting new retailing concept.... Thus, the trial program will They said he was leaving determine the feasibility of remote reading and check the the Mermaid Diner when his accuracy of the test meters. car hit the wire. There were no injuries. Patrolman John Mulvey charged him with Guilt Admitted leaving the scene of an ac- To Possession cident. GARDENERS' FREEHOLD - Gregory t Rak, 170 Highlands AVe., 4 * Highlands, has pleaded guilty Man Injured : to charges of possession of j > In Accident i stolen property, a tape re- i > COLTS NECK - At 6 a.m. AUTHORIZED corder valued at $125, June * '" J i < VILLAGE 28 in Highlands. yesterday morning, Daniel A. i Valleau, 20, of 1914 Marconi INSURANCE The recorder was the prop- Road, Belmar, tried to pass erty of Richard Westergard a car while driving north on REPLACEMENTS of Railway. Rt. 34 in front of Delicious County Court Judge Alton Orchards. He saw another ATLANTIC GLASS V. Evans accepted the plea car directly in front of him RED BANK and set May 15 for sentenc- and couldn't pass in time so SHOPPES ing. 21 Maple AY..—747-2020 he went off the road to the Assistant County Prosecutor A unique retail garden shop, planned to make your garden shopping efficiently delightful,.TVfdv* * MATAWAN left, onto the Orchard John A. PetUlo presented the Grounds, police said. most unusual shoppes, each fully stocked with the latest gardening supplies. A lawn shoppe.,. a'< 31 L«w*r Main Sh—5*6-2838 state's case. Francis X. pottery and plant shoppe... a garden tool shoppe... and many, many other shoppes, each derot* I BELMAR Moore of Eatontown repre- He was treated for face 181) Hwy. 71—681-1200 ed to a different gardening specialty. f sented Ptak. and hand lacerations at Jer- sey Shore Medical Center, Neptune, after tearing the un- dercage from his car when the automobile hit the curb NOME IMPROVEMENT * * • •„<• 6f thedriveway, pulling it out GRAND OPENING MAR. 6th Quality Workmanship of the ground. Trooper Ron Free Estimates On aid Foster issued the man a \ You must see it to enjoy it. See the colonial and old English architecture of each specialty shoppe, { summons for careless driv- ADDITIONS and ALTERATIONS ing. Walk along the pavement in front of each facade and enjoy the spirit of exci*ement and beauty. See " Garage/Parios/Basemenrs the grand central mall — alive with plants and blooms. Attics/Dormers Talk on Mafia RAYMOND G. BOECKEL HUNDREDS OF BLOOMING PLANTS GRACE THE MALL! > I it SLEEPY HOLLOW ROAD, 741-2382 In Politics Set RED BANK LINCROFT - Fred J. Cook, In bloom in the greenhouse... In bloom in the mall... Interlaken author, will speak on "Corruption in Politics" • CINERARIA . »AZAIEA For Immediate Delivery at a meeting of the Mon- • GLOXINIA • RHODODENDRONS mouth Independent Democrats •Miniature ROSES •DAISIES Brand New March 12 at the Unitarian • African VIOLETS • BEGOINLAS Church of Monmouth County, • and others * and others W. Front St., here. SOFA and CHAIRS Mr. Cook is tiie author of THE WHOLE FAMILY WILL ENJOY THIS SPECTACmAR DISPLAY! SAVINGS WE NEED several books on the Mafia UP TO SPACE and its influence, including "The Secret Rulers." He will PEAT £AMELLIA FOLIAGE discuss the roots of Mafia POTS BEGONIA PLANTS Huffman-Koos power and the effects of its Flowering bulbs. growth into our' local govern- For teed starting. What Rt. 35 Circle • Eatontown, N. 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Times of Eclipse se Can Cause Eye Damage Uy BRIAN SULLIVAN film until the printing on the the'Gulf of Mexico. .p.m. as it passes over Nan- NEW YORK (AP) - In all bulb is no longer legible. , The center of the shadow, tucket Island, Mass. It will • Eye specialists do not rec- or umbra, will touch the coast then pass along Uie eastern ;•• Hours of tomorrow's eclipse phases, In the metropolitan the centuries, each major eclipse of the sun probably ommend this method, they of the United States south- shore of Nova Scotia across area, are as follows: Eclipse begins, 10:M a.m.; central was followed by a small epi- say, because of the chance of west of Perry, Fla., at about Newfoundland, and leave the demic — of eye damage. misuse. 1:17 p.m. and sweep up the earth in the North Atlantic. eclipse begins, 11:05 a.m ; eclipse at local apparent noon, : That's the view of the Brit- The eclipse tomorrow may east coast through Georgia, A partial eclipse will be 1:03 p.m.; central eclipse ends, 2:11 p.m.; eclipse ends, 3:11 ish medical journal, the Lan- be seem in its total phase by the Carolines and Virginia, visible, weather permitting, cet, as the time nears for a millions along the East Coast where it will leave land at generally over all of North p.m. major total eclipse of the sun of the United States, and in Norfolk about 10 minutes America except northwestern around midday tomorrow. Mexico, Nova Scotia and later. Alaska, in Central America, The Lancet adds that eye Newfoundland. The shadow wil) touch the and in northwestern South damage from a solar eclipse It is safe to look at ths sun United States again at 1:47 America. "is largely avoidable." during totality, but the danger "Many victims," according returns the instant the moon to-the journal, "are school moves .on, letting the light children who have been stream again to earth. marched out by their teach- Experts' Warnings OLD WAGON FARM ers to watch the solar dis- All the experts warn against GREEN ACRE'S GIFT Rt, 35 and Laurel Ave., Holmdel play with little understanding ' using smoked glass or sun- of the dangers." glasses to watch the eclipse. We Are Open and Looking These objects are not safe, •. • ci beautiful lawn. Because this eclipse is on Forward to Serving You! Saturday, when children are • the experts say. out of school, and because Bausch & Lomb, Inc., the optical company, suggests an- "Now Is Lime Time" the weather may be mild, the HOW TO WATCH ECLIPSE — A rr.ajor fdipss of risk of eye damage to chil- other method: Use a small for your Lawn dren is especially great. +h» tun, sucji as the on* which will fake ptacs over telescope or one section of a OPEN WED. thru MON. The Lancet, along with a much' af North America tomorrow, cm causa ssrious binocular to project the solar CLOSED TUES. large number of eye special- image onto a piece of white eye damag*, doctors warn, A safe way to b» in on cardboard. Do not look ists and their organizations, the solar evant can b» through Hie projection of tha offers this advice: through the lens. "The only safe advice for sun's image through a pinhole onto a whirs surface While the eclipse, weather the public is that under no to avoid looking directly into rli» (oiar glare. permitting, should be a back- Scotts Early Bird SALE! yard spectacular for sky circumstances should the sun (APWirephoto Drawing) be looked at directly using watchers — there won't be any form of filter whatso- another major one in the and the Leisure to Enjoy It ever." ble rays of the sun deter peo- of the country could see a United States until 2024 — it is serious science for astron- Call Anytime for a Free Estimate "Only Safe Way ple from looking directly at partial eclipse. The blindness The National Society for the it. During an eclipse these society, surveying less than omers. Prevention of Blindness say's rays are blocked, allowing half the country's ophthal- In Mexico, where the there is only one safe way to people to look at the sun mologists, found 247 cases of moon's shadow will first 747-2183 view a solar eclipse, through comfortably. eye damage from watching touch land, clusters of a pinhole "projector." Dangerous infrared rays, the sun. tronomers are gathering with With the sun behind you, however, arc not' blocked. The society said it is safe to expensive and elaborate SERVICE punch a hole in a piece of These invisible rays can assume that the actual inci- equipment to measure the cardboard with a pin, and cause damaging burns to the dence of eye damage was varied effects of the eclipse then focus the image of the retina, the delicate back in- much greater. The Lancet on the earth, and many other Monmouth County's eclipse onto another piece of ner layer of tte eye which said a rough estimate might factors. Original Automated cardboard. transmits images to the brain. be 500 cases per eclipse for Some will study the sun's , | Lawn Servkt! The U.S. surgeon general,,, The retina is not sensitive Britain alone. corona or gaseous outer at Dr. Jesse L. SteWeld, went to pain, so you would not Some astronomers suggest mosphere, others will check further, saying the safest way feel the burn. But the retinal using exposed film to view a facet of Einstein's relativity to watch the eclipse is on burns are incurable, and pro- the eclipse. They say a filter theory, some will record ten* television. duce a blind spot in the field can be made of two or more perature and wind patterns Steinfeld urged parents to of vision — in the small, vital layers of exposed and de- hi the earth's atmosphere. maintain particularly close area used tori reading and all veloped black and white film. The moon's shadow, 85 supervision over children. In "fine seeing." Steinfeld advised anyone miles wide and moving at the past, he said, the majority Last In 1963 using this method to test the 1,500 miles an hour, will cross of eye injuries occurred in The last major eclipse of film by placing it over a light- Mexico just west of (he Yuca- NATURAL « OROANfC PLANT POOD youngsters between 9 and 15. the sun visible in Uie United ed 60 watt bulb in a darkened tan Peninsula at about 12:30 Normally, the dazzling visi- States was in 1963, when all room, and adding layers of p.m. EST, then move on to BUILDS and BUY NOW and SAVE $ BALANCES •SOIL for better crops Save '2 Save 1 Best Way to Watch Eclipse: Television Windsor 2,500 sq. ft. box Fertrell is the pure ON TURF BUILDER organic. Builds, con- NEW YORK (AP) - With of the sun's corona during from your own backyard with be seen better. With these reg. 11.95 10.95 ditions, activates soil. the aid of television, the total totality. . an eye protector. Robert fancy devices we have you 15,00 sq. ft. bag Also save 50c on 1,000 Creates humus, which eclipse of the jstm tomorrow The obvious question is, Northihield, producer for can see the sun better." reg. 1305 11.95 sq. (t, box reg. 4.95 4.*5 retains moisture and will be seen by more people why watch the eclipse on NBC, answered, "We can go Robert Wussler, producer Save SI on 10,000 sq. ft. bag Blend Seventy 2,500 sq. ft. helps prevent drought than have ever seen an television if you can see it to places from \tfiica it can for CBS, said, "We'll show reg. 9.95 8.95 box reg. 6.95 8.93 damage. Everything eclip?e before. the effects and interview dif- Save 50c on 5,000 sq. ft. bag Also save SOc on 1,000 your soil needs in one Coverage of the event will ferent' kinds of people along reg. 5.^.« sq, ft. box reg. 4.43 3.9S package, including be beamed by satellite to the track. We'll tajk to .the trace element*. Great Britain, Denmark, Gypsy Moth Forum Set (20, 40 and 80-pound professional eclipse chasers Spain, Yugoslavia and Italy. FREEHOLD — The battle merous trees in this county, in Mexico, to the amateurs at Grand Opening It also will be seen in Mexico, against the gypsy moth, continues. Valdosta, Ga., and at Nor- where most of the networks' which last year defoliated nu- The Association of Mon- folk, Va., we'll talk to ordi- of our All New Store cameras and the scientists mouth County Shade Tree nary people and show the ef- SATURDAY, MARCH 14th will be watching. Commissions will hold a gyp- fect of the eclipse on animals Door Prises — Gifts For All Mexico is the first land the at the zoo." To Address sy moth forum at 8 p.m. eclipse passes over. The networks will have me authorized ^^^& dealer SWARTZEL'S CBS will have cameras in March 31 in Uie basement chanical devices and anima- an Air Force jet 40,000 feet Institute jury room at the courthouse. tion to explain how the eclipse above the southeastern United WKST LONG BRANCH - The program will Include works. FARM and GARDEN SUPPLIES States for another view of the CERLIONE'S Paul N. Ylvisaker, former reports on county plans to NBC will be on the air from eclipse. They will attempt to New Jersey commisioner of noon to 1:30 p.m. CBS will PAINTS and HARDWARE catch the moon's shadow as community affairs and an ex- control the pest. Control pro- broadcast from 1 to 2 p.m. GREENHOUSES it sweeps across the earth. posals are based on the ex- 1 i ) (45 HOLMDEL RD. HAZLET pert in urban affairs, will be ABC will be on from 1 to 2 Special lenses and filters to the principal speaker for the tent of infestation, the con- pro. . 35 --;:i; -r Holmdel 264-2211 be used on the cameras on sixth annual Monmouth Col- dition of the eggs, prevalence ilie jet and at the remote lo- lege Government Institute of parasitism, and the latest cations on land are expected March 21. information on chemical and to provide a spectacular view The theme is 'The Urban Crisis — Poverty and Race." biological controls. Hep. Shirley Chisholm, D- Fotir speakers will partici- 12th Dist, New York, the first pate in the forum. They are, Negro woman ever elected to from the Division of Plant In- Congress, will be the keynote dustry, William Metterhouse, THINKING OF A speaker. deputy director; John. Kegg, The program also features entomologist, and Jacob a straw poll, a panel discus- Matthenius, bee culture sup- sion on the theme, informal ervisor, and David C. Shaw, NEW KM? discussion among the students superintendent of the county and officials aid presentation Shade Tree Commission. of student research papers on the theme. GOLDEN ANCHOR District Squads INVESTMENT Meeting Slated CERTIFICATES A New Home Is Your Best Investment... NOW MINIMUM $10,000 . UNION BEACH — The MINIMUM 2-YEAR TERM •• Bkfe Jal •• Gd the facts from eiperti on horn* buying and building, three) evening Eleventh District, New Jer- Earnings Compounded ViMF fcjB! teminart arranged for your convnlenct 7:30-10 P.M., Mon. rights. sey First Aid Council, will - or Mailed Quarterly! • •%•••• April 6th, 13th, 20th. meet Thursday, March 12, at 8 p.m. in the local first aid building, Park Ave. . . _, GOLDEN PASSBOOK STERLING 74% ACC0UNT 10th ANNUAL SCHOOL FOR HOME BUYERS William Gill, administrator fH V of Red Bank's Riverview Hos- 3 5 I FROM $500 Presented by t)ie N. J. Shore Builders Assn., /V. J. Natural Gas , ANCHOR Earnings Compounded or Mailed Quarterly! pital, will discuss problems Any surface that needs paint p Company and Jersey Central Power and Light Company. hal its own individual protection, INVESTMENT which several first aid units SPECIAL problems. With metal surfaces, in the SCIIiNCE HALL AMPHITHEATER (Norwood Ave. Entrance) have encountered in bringing CERTIFICATES CONVENIENCE patients to the hospital. it'» rust and corroiion —• espe- MONMOUTH COLLEGE, West Long Branch cially outdoors. On* of the from $5,000 ACCOUNT Eye injuries and treat- FREE TEXTS — Question and Answer Periods biggest problems {or homeown- 5 lortetiy ment for accident victims ers is making paint stick to gut- r Mailed Quarterly I Classes 7:30 • 10 p.m. with damaged or broken con- ters and downspouts. For this Refreshment* — Diplomas To AH Attending All Three Clauetl job, you may need • special tact lenses will be outlined primer that adheres to the gal- by Dr. Irving Wallace. vanized surface. Such paints, Schedule: • Reports will be made ty available in a rather dirty gray all district committees. color, have a compound of FINANCING YOUR NEW HOME — Edw. V. Lawler, Vie* t»fW. N. J. Savlngi I Loan Ltagu* line dust that sticks to the gal- ATTORNEY'S ROUE AT THE CLOSING — Laurence A. Htektr, Esq. Keypsrt vanizing better than ordinary primers would. When the primer Mai. Anrll 13 — Students Visit it dry, you can uu any exterior MOUSE DESIGN ft SITE/LOT SELECTION — Architect Robert Calhslin Smith, Weak., D. C house paint. YOUR HOME'S INTERIOR DESIGN — Albert Clark Petersoa, Interior Dmtgntr, Museum Exhibit I •Half* Furniture, Brlello, N. J. ' LINCROFT — Two classes Individual home repair problems of the Monmouth Modern Day can be easily remedied when liu CONSTRUCTION OF YOUR NEW HOME — featuring build.™ John L. Flrigerald, Middle- you make LITTLE SILVER LUM. town- Sydney H. Israel. Lakewoad; Walter Zlmmerer, Holmdel School visited the "As Eve BED AND SUPPLV CO., 15 WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN NEW CONSTRUCTION, COMPARING VALUE OF ONI HOUSE, ONE See It" Exhibition at the and LOAN NEIGHBORHOOD WITH ANOTHER — Kenneth L Walker Jr.. realtor, Shrewsbury, Sec. N. J, Monmouth Museum Gallery Sycamore Avenue, (at R.R. Sta- Aim. af Realtor Boordi, Director Mon. County Id. of Realtors in Red Bani. The children, tion), Little Silver, 741-7800, ASSOCIATION ages 4Vi to 13, saw examples your No. I hardware store. We are well stocked with lumber, Tear out and tend this form to: of ooHcal nhfinomena as snen In art', science, photography rnillworlc, paint, hardware, tools, Three Convenient Offices to Serve You! N. J. SHORE IVILDERS ASSN.. 28W Irldge Ave« aii'1 n»tnrp. paneling, Andersen produces, HWt. 35 HWY. 36 LINCROFT Point Pleasant, N. J. 01742 — (201). 172-8444 aluminum combination doors and F'eld rrins are an Imnor- MIDDLETOWN ATL. HIGHLANDS SHOPPING CENTER REGISTER kfLEASE ENROLL ME FREE IN THI 10th ANNUAL window!, ceiling tile, calling •SCHOOL FOR HOME IUYERS tant facet of the new innova- beams, and Satrete. 671-2400 291*0100 842-44O0 tive private school which al- 'Name lows cWMren to leam accord- HELrFUL HINT: For Uttering Addreu temporary ligm when no small HOW (StrMt and No.) ing to their own infests and at their own pace. Ttn> week brushes are available, home- Itoli Wnrn. the clasp went to owners will find cotton swabs will serve as wall. Chinatown in New York. 10- -THE DAILY REGISTER BED BAftK • MIDDIETOW, N. J.j FRIDAY, MARCH 6.1970 Invitations Are Out for AAUW Membership Teas

RED BANK - The North- One of AAUW's most en- fellowships, and each is ac- ature study groups, and my ern « Monmouth County thusiastic participants is Mrs. tive in the study group pro- mother-in-law participates in Branch of the American As- Lacy Bradshaw of Red Bank. gram. The branch has about the finance • group, which sociation of University Wom- She has been a member of 20 interest groups, many of studies everything from draw- en will hold its spring mem- the Northern MonmouUi which are open to the pub- ing up a will to understanding bership teas for new and pro- Branch for three years, and, lic. New topics are introduced the bond market." spective members Tuesday," for her, AAUW membership each year in response to the Mrs. Bradshaw is enthusi- March 10 at 8 p.m. in the wishes of the members. "We is very much "a family af- astic about her part in AAUW. home of Mrs. William Man- iair." Her mother - in- ]aw, may be members of the same son Jr., Navesink River Road, "It is exciting to think that Mrs. Luella M. Bradshaw, is family," commented Mrs. Middletown, and on Wednes- I am only one of the thou- a long-standing member of Lacy Bradshaw, "but we do day, March 18 at 8 p.m. in sands of women across the AAUW, and her mother, Mrs. have different concerns and the home of Mrs. John F. country who are studying to- Kenneth Brandenburg, joined interests. I belong to a gour- Adams, Sycamore Ave., gether for their own intellect- met group, and participate in Shrewsbury. the group just a year ago ual enrichment and who are a discussion group called Those interested in attend- after becoming interested in working together to enlarge ing these meetings or desir- her daughter's activities in 'Values in Black and White,' educational opportunities for ing further information about the organization. which studies books by black others/' she said. "Having AAUW may notify the mem- All of the women have authors and compares the other members of my family bership chairman Mrs. John worked on AAUW's annual values of black and white involved just makes it that Pavelka, 92 Leedsville Drive, used book sale, which raises Americans. My mother is ac- much more rewarding," she Lincroft. funds for women's graduate tive in one of the four liter- added THREE FOR TEA Three family members of the Northern Monmouth Counfy Branch of tha American Association of University Women set plans for the spring membership teas to attract new and prospective members, March 10 and 18. Recipients Named On the right is Mrs. Lacy B. Bradshaw of Middletown; her morher Mrs; Kenneth C. Brandenburg, Rod Bank, center, and moHior-in-law For DAR Awards Mrs. Luella Bradshaw, also of Red Bank. (Register' Staff Photo) ^FREEHOLD - Three stu- won the DAR award as a' dents in the Freehold Re- student at Red Bank High gional High School District School. Lisa is senior class chosen by schoolmates and secretary at Marlboro High Babysitting Course Offered faculty to receive the Good School, where she is oh the Citizen Awards have been yearbook and newspaper LINCROFT - Mrs. How- Health and Nursing Service. Scouts may obtain their baby- named by the Monmouth staff. She also is a Monmouth ard Koehman, youth conser- The course will begin March sitting badge. Court House Chapter oi the Arts Foundation Merit Award vation department chairman 11 at 7 p.m. and will continue Those who are interested National Society of the Scholar in art. of the Lincroft Woman's Club, for three consecutive Wednes- in attending the Babysitting Daughters of the American has announced that the de- days at the Lincroft Presby- Course are requested to reg- Revolution. Also, Cathy Swan, daughter terian Church, West Front St. ister by telephone before of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. partment is offering a Baby- They are Barbara .T. Cott- and Everett Road. March 10 with Mrs. Koehman. Swan, a senior at Howell sitting Course for girls and man, daughter of Mrs. Robert boys between the ages of 11 Lee Cottman, and the iate Township School, received Mrs. Harold Turner, R.N. Mr. Cottman, a Freehold the award. She is a member and 14 years in conjunction will give the course which will Register Now of the National Honor Society with the MCOSS - Family include the qualifications of High School student, a mem- FOR DANCE CLASSES ber of the National Honor and received the Shield and a babysitter; responsibilities Key Award. She has served of a babysitter to the parents * Society and Shield and Key Miss Gattis Feted Scholastic Award recipient; four years as class treasurer. and conversely, the responsi JOIN THE BEAUTIFUL Lisa Moreau, daughter of The three girls will attend bilities of the parents to the PEOPLE At Bridal Shower babysitter; first aid equip- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moreau, the DAR Awards Day in * Colts Neck, whose mother Trenton. WEST LONG BRANCH - ment and minor procedures; Miss Joan Gattis, 113 Linden baby bath; feeding pattern, TAKE LESSONS AT Ave., was honored at a bridal such as how to feed, how to LEAH MAUER Tay-Sachs Sponsors Fur Show shower Sunday here in the burp, etc; psychological de Holiday Inn by members of velopment of a child; safety SCHOOL OF DANCE HAZLET - A dessert Mrs. Norman Slier, presi- her bridal party. Hostesses factors in a home; personal appearance of the babysitter, 37 E. FRONT ST., RED IANK CRADLE TALK — James M. Long, executive director of Family and Children's fur fashion show sponsored dent of N. J. T-S, named Mrs. were the Misses Mary Jo Ma- by the New Jersey Chapter caluso, Irvington; Debbie and ethics. 747-7552 Service of Monmouth County, admires one of the cradle collection boxes distributed Jerry Freiiich, chairman of of National Tay-Sachs and Al- the event. Decorations chair- Calise, Little Ferry; Gail fcy the agency's Mid-Monmouth Auxiliary, into which county residents dropped a By attending and complet lied Diseases will be man is Mrs. Michael Wein- Salatino, Julie Geiso, Joanne ing this course Cadette Girl ANY AGE total of $500 during the past year. Mr.s George A. Schuetz, center, ir project held here in the Holiday Inn, stein. Paserchia, and Linda Benin- chairman, and Mrs. Benjamin Pickering is auxiliary president. Et. 35, March 11 at 7:30 p.m. casa, all of Red Bank; • TOTS All proceeds will go to further Fashion commentary will Janet Cannizzaro, Hazlet; HOOVER (Register Staff Photo) research into this fatal chil- be given by Miss Winifred Patty Mieth and Virginia and VACUUM CLEANERS • TEENS dren's desease. Heidt, fashion coordinator of. Agela Gentile of Oceanport; and DRAPERY A collection of new the Flemington Fur Com- Mary O'Connor, Monmouth SMALL APPLIANCE • ADULTS coats, capes, stoles, acces- pany. Members of New Jer- Beach and Kim and Rose SALES and SERVICE Panel Discussion Slated sories and whole outfits from jsey Tay-Sachs will be the Schiafone, Lincroft. Some 120 MAVES & MAVES BALLET • TAP • TOE ^models. . guests attended. the Flemingbon Fur Company, MA WHITE STREET MODERN • JAZZ will include innovations of the Tickets may be obtained Miss Gattis will be mar- RED BANK I TWIRLING* ACROBATICS By Marlboro Auxiliary "his and hers" combinations. from Mrs. Freiiich. ried April 5 to Michael O'- 741-1045 ... Connor o! Monmouth Beach; MARLBORO — "Who' the nominating committee. A dinner honoring Mr. O'- Shares the Responsibility of Serving with her will foe Mrs. j Connor also was held in the After Care for Mental Pa- George Ruding, West Allen- j IT'S A DATE Holiday Inn by friends and tients" will be the subject of hurst, and Mrs. William Boy- relatives of the bride. at the Squire a panel discussion held by chuk, Colts Neck. We have everything you need TENNIS PARTY DEMONSTRATION SET 1300 HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN for drapery hanging plus Marlboro Hospital Auxiliary OAKHURST - The Phalanx COLTS NECK - Matawan Luckhardt-Pingitore Ernest Wunderlich, Rum- /\ GRAND OPENING many items to give special .March 11 at 1:30 p.m. in the son, reported the distribution Auxiliary to Family and Chil- artist Ken Daniels will give LITTLE SILVER - Dr. dren's Service will hold its a demonstration of oil sketch- THURSDAY • FRIDAY • SATURDAY effects . . . and decorative Nurses' Lounge at the State of 40 gift bags to discharged and Mrs. Frank J. Altschul, elements to match the tone third annual benefit tennis ing techniques Sunday at 2 4 Pine Drive, announce the MARCH 5th • 6th • 7

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Bobby Banker tttyt, Tax Structure Studied by LWV "don't rttn all over HOLMDEL - A complete Serving with Mrs. Smith town paying bilk..." study of New Jersey's tax are Mrs. Leonard Pamm, Bngagements structure has beernnade by Mrs. Richard L. Maybach, the fiscal policy committee of Mrs. Scott M. Fitch and Mrs. Lock Up Firearms L the Hoimdel League of Wom- Kukasch. All interested worn- en Voters. The results of the en of Holmdel and Colts Neck study will be presented at are invited to attend. unit discussion meetings March 10 at 9:15 a.m. in the Dear Ann Landers: My Dear Ann Landers: I've home of Mrs. Herbert Ku- The Dutch island of Aruba eyes are swollen from weep- read your column for years. kasch, 4 Winding Brook Way, in the southern Caribbean ing but I am determined to The only time I have ever felt and again on March 11 at had 4,219 tourists during May, write this letter while the Ann Landers - moved to write to Ann Lan- 8:15 p.m. in the home of Mrs. a high for that month. Almost thoughts are fresh in my ders was in regard to your E. Darrell Smith, 7 Spring 72 per cent of the visitors mind. position on abortion. As a Valley Drive, ^ho is also were from the United States family have already shorn or Puerto Rico. A dear little girl, only three mother of 16 children-yes, I chairman of the work. signs of resentment against said 16, and I wanted all of years of age. was shot to the child. It is heartbreaking. The committee will present death yesterday by her sev- them—1 say bravo for you. I The girl js dead and her current facts and information USIC Open a convenience en-year-old brother. He was am a member of the L.D.S. concerning the New Jersey playing with a gun he had brother will carry the blame Church and although I am not checking account. for the rest of ids life. The Hiss Wight Miss Smith Miss Howard state budget, the sales tax, found on the closet shelf. Toe aware that we have an offi- the property tax and facts p NO MINIMUM BALANCE guilty party, in my opinion, is 21 Bl REQU1BED little girl was a beautiful and cial position on abortion, I Cambron-Wight and fallacies of a state in- Red Bank-NJ lovable child. Her parents are . the father who left his loaded I JACK ANDERSON, OWNER gun where the boy could get feel this decision should be FAIR HAVEN —. Announcement is made by U. Col. come tax. distraught. The mother can't made by the mother—not the bring herself to look at the it. Please, Ann, print this let- (USAR-ret.) D. Roger Wight and Mrs. Wight, 263 Hance boy, let .alone forgive him. ter for other fathers who own church or the government. Road, of the engagement of their daughter, Miss This is a terrible thing, Aim. guns. It could save a whale I can think of nothing more Lynne Ann Wight, to Navy Ens. George Keith Cambron, The youngster didn't know family a lifetime of regret.— tragic than a mother who son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Cambron of Sikestone, Mo. what he was doing. He knows Sad San Sad does not want her child—un- An April 25 wedding is planned to take place in the he did a hideous thing, but less, perhaps, it is the child. Lawrence Avenue United Methodist Church in Charlotte, Dear Sad: Here's- your let- Mich. he is bewildered and unable ter and I agree completely. I I would never consider abor- ta comprehend what it is all tion for myself, but I feel The bride-elect, a graduate of Rumson-Fair Haven There's in office near you! hope every lather who owns a Regional High School, received a BA degree in philosophy about. Other members of the gun will check jt before he strongly that any woman who does not want a child should from Alma (Mich.) College, where she was a member of puts his head on the pillow to- Alpha Sigma Tau sorority. She is doing graduate work in night. Could the gun in your be able to have the pregnancy termininated legally il her philosophy at the University of Missouri in Columbia, where home be reached by your she holds a teaching assistantship. HOW WOULD YOU children, Dad? Is it loaded? pnysician decides the abortion will not endanger her Ens. Cambron is an alumnus of Sikestone High School jacket suiting How about it? and the University of Missouri, where he received a BS in health. a la mode LIKE TO OWN YOUR Dear Ann Landers: Some electrical engineering. His fraternity was Pi Mu Epsilon. time ago you printed a letter Since the government must Ens. Cambron is assigned to the Civil Engineering Corps from a lesbian. Please print serve people of all religions, stationed in Fort Hueneme, Calif. OWN BUSINESS? I believe it is unjust and un- Ready to zing it again. We have a daughter through spring in college who writes that she reasonable to incorporate a Golden-Smith 7-Eleven Offers you Financial has fallen in love with her controversial religious con- SOUTH CHARLESTON, W. Va. - Mr. and Mrs. Russell in our thra«- Independence and Security as a roommate. We are just sick cept as part of our civil law. Smith Jr. of South Charleston, announce the engagement of pieee linen Just call me - Mother From their daughter, Miss Sandra Kaye Smith, to John Joseph about this and don't know suit. Ameri- Franchised 7-Eleven Store Owner what to do. I remember read- Provo (Utah) Golden Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Golden, 81 Pinckney Road, cana print ing the lesbian's letter in your Dear Mother: Bravo for Red Bank, N. J. An April 11 wedding is planned. Through 7-EI»ven's store franchise program you column but I can't remember Provo. And thanks for writ- Miss Smith attended Concord College, Athens, W. Va., circle blouse where she was a member of Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority. can now be your own boit and enjoy high earnings your answer. We need your ing. 900s under and financial security for you and your family's fu- help, Ann. — Concerned Mr. Golden, an alumnus of Concord College, where he Unsure of yourself on was a member of Phi Sigma Epsilon fraternity, is on the sfenyelest vest ture. .Mother. dates? What's right? What's faculty at Croydon Hall Academy, Leonardo. with side chain You'll open your frandiised 7-EI»v»n Store con- Dear Mother: Are you sure wrong? Should you? Shouldn't fastening that your daughter's roommate is fidant of immediate success. Behind you will be an you? Send for Ann Landers' Scharff-Howard matches prop- advertising program that really brings people in and' a girl? These days one booklet "Dating Do's And NEW YORK — Mr. and Mrs. Emil Howard of this city, erlv short skirt. .a staff of 7-Eleven field experts ready to help you shouldn't assume anything- Don'ts," enclosing with your announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Ann 'whenever you need it. especdally where the under- request 35c in coin and a Howard, to Ira Scharif, son of Cantor and Mrs. Sidney Sizes 10 to 18. 25 group is involved. long, self-addressed, stamped Scharff, 202 Mechanic St., Red Bank, N. J. By Swinging But remember, YOU are the boss in your own If the roommate is a girl, envelope. Miss Howard received a BS degree from Hunter Col- MUs. 7-Eleven Store. lege and an MA degree from New York University. She is my advice is to suggest that Ann Landers will be glad to You will make a guarantied gross income of a nursing instructor at Queensborough Community College. she get professional help — help yMi with your problems. (17,000 the very first year and you may gross as Mr. Scharff, a social caseworker in New York City, is then you should lay off. Ther- Send them to her in care of $19 much as $45,000 as many other 7-Elevtn franchise apy cannot be forced on a an alumnus of Columbia University and the Jewish Theolog- this newspaper, enclosing a store owners do. person. It may be that your ical Seminary. daughter does not wish to self-addressed, stamped en- 7-Eleven furnishes you a stare, training, initial velope. change, in which case, leave Les Femmes Set SQUARE DANCE open Friday nights till 9 inventory, management assistance, and advertising. her alone. You supply a modest cash investment o> $4,500 17- POINT PLEASANT BEACH .Eleven, in most cases, finances the rest), and a Benefit Party —The Shore Swingers Dance sincere desire for financial independence and a Auxiliaries Council Club FAIR HAVEN — The Cluib will hold a St. Patrick's CAM willingness ta work hard to achieve it. sixth annual card party given Dance Monday at 8 p.m. here Installs New Slate by Les Femmes to provide in the NMck Street School. RED BANK: 30 Broad Street Easter baskets for the needy Club level dancers are in- // you are seriously interested in owning a BED BANK - The execu- Donates vited. Caller will be Glen tive council, Ladies' Auxil- will be held in Knollwood ASBURY PARK: 600 Coolcman Avenue successful business of your own, in Mon- School March 12 at 8 p.m. Cooke. Mrs. Joyce Morris is iaries of the Red Bank Fire in charge of detailed informa- mouth County, act note and fill out the at- Department, installed Mrs. Layettes Mrs. James Watson, Red tion. tached reply and mail it today or call . . . Peter Celli as president. Other Bank, is general chairman, as- officers seated for the 197M1 MUDDLETOWN - Two sisted by Mrs. John Jones 566-8222. year are Mrs. Alonzo Curchin, needy expectant mothers will and Mrs. Charles Evans, vice president; Mrs. Peter receive complete baby Fair Haven; Mrs. Pierce DeFazio, secretary, and Mrs. layettes to be donated at Mon- Cross, New Shrewsbury, and Gordon Wilson, treasurer. The Mrs. James McKenzie, Red 7-Eleven Food Stem day night's meeting of the Vil- installing officers were former lage Woman's Club, in Bank. lox 1-A presidents of the auxiliary, the Recreation Center, Kings The public is invited and Hywoy #34, Motown, N. J. 07747 Mrs. Mary Bloom and Mrs. Hwy. asked to bring their own Kenneth Woodward. playing cards. • Plain land m« by rihirn null Information about how I can The "mystery baby own • 7-Elavan franchii* itora. Mrs. Raymond Stubbs, the shower," an annual event of retiring president, was pre- the dttb, provides everything Ringer Is Slated n I am inf»rai»ad in mating an ap»»Wmanf with * 7-EI»v«n sented a past president's pin a new baby needs, ranging rtpmantativt. on behalf o! the council. from pins and diapers to ba- SPACE Speaker by books and sleepers. Small A buffet supper was served WEST LONG BRANCH - by the delegates of Union gifts for the new mothers are included with the layette. The Rolf E. Ringer, specialist for Hose Company in the fire- education and training, De- 'old world' charm Clry a»4 State .j. expectant mothers are cho- house, where the meeting was fense Contract Administration held. sen by nurses at MCOSS Family Health and Nursing Services Region, will speak Service. at the March 11 meeting of SPACE (Secretaries Profes- from Club members will compete sional Association Communi- for prizes offered for the pret- cations-Electronics) in the tiest and the most original Holiday Inn at 6:30 p.m. gift wrappings. Plans for the April 4 lun- Monday's meeting also will cheon-fashion show at Rod's include Achievement Night, Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury, Sure with members displaying and will be discussed. discussing creative projects they have worked on during SEMINAR MODERATOR the club year. ,-[',:•<: The warm glow of candles, let off by a LAKEWOOD-Mrs. Eugene handsome blend of east scrolls and hard Fit Club drama chairman Mrs. Bush, Loch Arbour, partici- Wilbur H. Davidson will play finished wood, recreates the hospitality dual roles in a one-woman pated as a moderator for presentation of "Mary, Queen seminar sessions "New Di- of the 'old world.' of Scots." rections for the Future" spon- A Savings account at Women interested in the sored by the Alumnae As- Village Club's program may sociation of Georgian Court contact Mrs. Philip E. Burr, College here on campus. Mainstay will fit your budget Leonardo, club president, or Alumnae groups from New Mrs. Raymond F. Moran, Marsha Drive, membership Jersey, New York and chairman, for detailed infor- Pennsylvania were represent- mation. ed.

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Sports Writer upset in the history of the clock. That offset Butch South Carolina coach. "But If you can't run with them, Atlantic Coast Conference Zatezalo's final second basket. our boys have a lot of guts. stall. That's how the under- championship tourney. for the Tigers. They will not crack." dog sometimes tries to win South Carolina pulled out a "I was convinced this was Ronnie Yates of Clemson important college basketball 34-33 victory on three free the only way to give our boys was the game's high scorer games. throws in the last 47 seconds a chance to win," said Bobby with 12 points while Tom The Clemson Tigers used to break a 31-31 tie. Bob Carv- Roberts after his last game as Owens paced the winning the slow down tactics against er converted to make it 32-31 Clemson coach. "They had Gamecocks with nine. The nationally third-ranked South with 30 seconds left. They join clobbered us twice in the score was tied at the half Carolina Thursday and just Eoche put the icing on the regular season." 12-12. South Carolina now plays Wake Forrest in the ACC semifinals tonight at Charlotte Nats Nip ^anks, 7-6, with Virginia pitted against N. C. State in the other semi. ONE THAT GOT AWAY - The ball sails away in the first period of last night's game behveen Rutgers and New Wake Forrest advanced by beating Duke 81-73, N. C. York University at Madison Square Garden - and judging by the expressions on their faces - no- State by tripping by surpris- body expected it. L&ft to right are NYU'J Rory Guma (101 and Jim Signorile (141 and In Grapefruit Opener ing North Carolina 95-93. Wirephoto) Charlie Scott almost pulled Rutgers won, 70-66. . ^ By ASSOCIATED PRESS John Roseboro hit a two- champion Baltimore Orioles the game out for the Tar Heels by scoring 41 points. Jeff Burroughs, Washing- run homer in the fourth off and the Detroit Tigers, with ton's $85,000 bonus boy, hit a John Cumberland to give the ace pitcher Denny McLairi under indefinite suspension, two-run homer in the bottom Senators a 2-1 lead but the Yankees scored four in the go into action today as the NIT Field Asbury Park Five Upsets of the ninth inning to give the seventh off George Woodson baseball exhibition season Senators a 7-6 victory over with Ron Woods — two-run, opens in earnest. the New York Yankees yes- single the big hit. Baltimore, victim of the Swells to 12 terday in the opening game of' The Senators tied it in the rags-to-riches New York Mets NEW YORK (AP) - Louis- Florida's Grapefruit League. seventh on Tom Grieve's dou- Group III Power, 53-46 in the 1969 World Series, will ville and Cincinnati of the ble and Hank Allen's triple Larry Gowell, the Yankees' play the Washington Senators Missouri Valley Conference 1 Florida State League strike- hut the Yankees regained the By CHUCK TRIBLEHORN tourney tilt with an awesome Leading, 26-21, after a ing layup to regain the lead, at Miami. Detroit, gearing for accepted bids yesterday to 30-29, for the Minutemen. out champion, hit Del Unser lead in the eighth on Bill Register Sports Editor 22-3 record and rated a shabby first half, Bridge- the possibility of playing with- the National Invitation Bas- Asbury Park came back to lead off the ninth and Bur- Robinson's run-scoring single. ketball .Tournament opening threat to win sectional hon- water was able to get off roughs followed with his line Burroughs is an 18-year-old out McLain play Pittsburgh SAYREVILLE - Anything ors. Long Branch (22-0) is only one shot (missed) dur- with two straight baskets by March 13 in Madison Square can and usually does happen drive over the wall in right outfielder — first baseman at Bradenton, Fla. Garden. the favorite. ing the first four minutes of Ron Lyons and Pee Wee center. The homer made a signed out of high school in There are eight other games during the course of a state the third stanza while cora The two teams currently basketball tournament. Up- Asbury Park was 14-8- in : Jackson before Wayne Gibbs winning pitcher of George Long Beach, Calif., last sutrw on tap today, with 13 each the role of the underdog un- mitting six turnovers. Asbury Brunet, who retired the side mer. scheduled for tomorrow and are tied for second in the sets come, and Asbury Park Park took advantage of its hit on a jumper at the buzzer MVC. The title has been won daunted by the Minutemen's In order in the ninth. The American League Sunday. High School engineered the opponents drought, scoring to close the period, It was by Drake. biggest of the opening week record or the memory of last year's setback. eight consecutive points to 33-32, Asbury Park- up. Their addition brings the of NJSIAA tourney at Sayre- forge into the lead, 29-26. Joe field to 12, with four berths Barry and Henderson vilie High School here last A horrendous third period Henderson hit for three bas- remaining. night. matched buckets to open the in which it was outscored kets from underneath and 12-6 by Asbury Park con- final period. Then Loren Louisville, coached by John The Blue Bishops stunned Steve .Newkirk added another Drorrio, has a 17-5 overall Bridgewater • Raritan East, tributed heavily to Bridge- Bates dropped in a pair of water - Raritan East's on a drive to work out the free throws to give Bridge- record. Senior Mike Grosso, 53-46, to avenge its tourney string. averaging 17.5 points and defeat of a year, ago before defeat. The Minutemen water its last lead, 36-35, with 14.2 rebounds a game, and some 700 screaming specta- seemed to recover late in the Bob Haldeman pushed up seven minutes to play. four sophomores start for tors in the Central Jersey period and early in the final a rebound with 2:58 remain- Asbury's victory push came the Cardinals who will be III division. quarter, but they just didn't ing in the session for Bridge- on the strength of an eight- making their seventh NIT ap- Highly - rated Bridgewater have it. Asbury Park was not water's first points, and Jim point streak. Jackson's foul pearance. They won in 1956. Raritan East entered its first to be denied. Barry followed with a driv- shot tied the contest for the last time at 36. Steve Newkirk put the Bishops out front for good (38-36). Henderson con- Springfield Makes Ripples tributed a jumper and Lyons capped the surge with a field By ASSOCIATED PRESS Plains, as expected, coasted over Franklin by a 93-67 score goal and a foul shot. Remember Togo Pala^zi? and in South Jersey Ewing upended Camden by an 85-76 Bridgewater cut the gap to So does Springfield High School even though its basket- count. Ewing is now 23-2. Camden finished with a 14-8 rec- three points three times, 43- ball team wasn't born when Palazzi was making a name for ord. 40, 46-43 and 47-44, but jack- himself. , -iw-«.«-s«-t>ir--:-: •' In Group III, Memorial of West New York trounced son drove for two points and It was 20 years ago that Springfield bottled up one of Dqmont 77-63 in a North Jersey game and Fort Lee toppled swished a pair of free throws the great players of New Jersey high school history to win Old Tappan 76-61. to solidify the verdict. Jack- its only state basketball title in an overtime contest against Asbury Park, which has a 15-8 record, bounced by son also had scored his club's Union Hill. . Bridgewater-Raritan -East 77-46 in a mild upset. Bridge- previous two field goals to Now an undefeated Bulldog team is .making champion- water-Raritan entered the contest with a 21-4 slate and had mark up a personal string of ship ripples again. It ran its record to 21-0 last night with a been a favorite of Central Jersey Group III. eight straight points, enabl- blistering comeback and an 85-81 victory against Roselle ing him to take game honors PICKOFF PLAY — Washington Senators' first baseman Mike Epstein waits for High School, two-time defending champion in Group II of Group II, North Jersey — Rutherford set back Saddle with 18 markers. pitcher Jan Dukes' peg trying to pick' off New York Yankees' Frank Baker who re-, the New Jersey high school basketball tournament. Brook 80-73. Jay Cuny's 28 points paced the winners who Hot-Handed have a 15-4 record. Saddle Brook finished the season at 20-3. turned safely in the first exhibition game of the season yesterday. Washington With Roselle leading, 55-54, with two minutes remaining The losers' Don Sullivan in the third period, the Bulldogs went on a tear. They hit New Providence dumped Morris Knolls 56-45. South Jersey, had a hot hand in the first won, 7-4. IAP Wirephoro) eight straight points to close out the period and opened the Haddon Township clipped Merchantville 48-46 and Wildwood period. He hit on five Jump fourth with 10 straight. They held on from there. disposed of Salem 66-60. shots, four in a row, to lead None of the present Springfield team had seen the light Group I, North Jersey — Lou Wengariert of Ridgefield his team to a 15-12 advantage of day when the Bulldogs upset Union Hill in the 1950 group scored. 28 points to lead Ridgefield over Waldwick, 79-70. after the score was tied four II final. Palazzi, of course, went on to star at Holy Cross The victory was Ridgefield's 13th against four setbacks. times. • Jackson had seven of Christian Brothers Academy and then made a name for himself in the professional ranks. Waldwick wound up with an 11-9 slate. the Bishops' dozen. BEACH BOYS WIN There was no Palazzi on the court last night as the A«bury Park (53> ! B.n Eui (i«) Bulldogs methodically extended their unbeaten record. Point Pleasant Beach nipped South Hunterdon 61-57 in or PI or F Nettkirlt 5 0 10 1 Barry 3 1 7 • PRESSURE BUILDING the Central Jersey division of Group III. Lyons 2 1 S.I Sullivan SOD Enters Tournament at 23-2 Hctid'irm « 1 13 | And accurate foul' shooting gave Roselle Catholic a Dent, 1 I) 2 ''Already the pressure is building up," says Coach Ray Jackson 7 i 181 Bates 4 4 13 59-41 victory over Essex Catholic in the lone parochial game Parker 3 1 71 GlbhJ 2 15 TRENTON - Christian a 69-60 decision to CBA in a The third period count read Yanchus. "Some people have been telling me they've al- • Blrmco " 0 0 Ol Haldeman 2-0 ~i- on the calendar. The game in Parochial Division "A" ex- Milltr 0 0 0 Brothers Academy concluded visit to Lincroft early this 57-34, and the second-stringers ready made their reservations for the March 20-21 weekend in Atlantic City. We have a long way to go before that tended Roselle Catholic's record to 16-7 while Essex Catholic 23 7 53 its regular season here last season, is 7-15 on the cam- saw heavy action in the final wound up with a 10-12 mark. Asbury Park - - -. „ night with a strong 64-49 paign. trip is certain." . , • " Brldgcwltcr-Rnrltan ..IS 11 6 14—16 victory over Notre Dame. Coach Vinnie Cox's team six minutes of play. But with Dan DeAndria firing 24 points, including 14 The Colts enter Tuesday's wrapped up last night's game Ray Kelly, whose rebound- down the stretch Springfield refused to buckle. Roger Banks South Jersey Parochial "A" early, outscoring the Irish, 21- ing gave his club a 43-30 edge paced Hoselle with 23. You must see iff fo believe iff! NJSIAA tournament debut 9, in the first period. The mar- in that department, also There were a flock of stellar performances spread against Holy Cross of River- gin ballooned to 3732 at half- wound up as high man in the throughout 17 games last night and a couple of clifMiangers. side at Bwing High School time, as Cox inserted re- game with 24 points. Ace Pat Haddon Township squeaked past Merchantville 48-46 in Little Silver Racquet Club with a 23-2 record. serves during the second pe- Mullin wasn't far behind with Group II and Wildwood whipped Salem 66-60 in the same LITTLE SILVER, N. J. Notre Dame, which dropped riod. 19. group. In Group ] of North Jersey Hackensack edged Dickin- Only one Notre Dame eag- son 58-56. er, Dave Curtis, broke into HEAVY ACTION The Most talked-aboul- double figures and he had Here is a capsule summary of New Jersey action: only 10. Group IV, North Jersey — Gene Howell's jump shot at Special Purchase!!! the buzzer spelled the difference in Hackensack's two-point INDOOR/OUTDOOR TENNIS CLUB IN THE WORLD CBA had 24 field goals to 20 victory over Dickinson. HoweH had 22 points for the night for the Irish, but the Colts ex- while Terry Walker had the same for the losers. Irvington Reserve now for 1970-71 season A celled on the foul line, hitting swamped Morristown, 76-5? as Barry Pasko, a guard, found 16 of 21, Notre Dame was a the range for 40 points. Irvington is now 9-11 while Morris- FROM M^L Weyerhaeuser poor nine of 19. town closed the season with a 12-5 record. Ridgewood, 20-3, A unique luxurious tennis Noire Dime (49> I CBA (fH> edged Bwgenfield, 59-55, as Bill Stockwell scored 21 for the complex ... the only • 6 championship Uni-Turf r, F r i G f P winners. Teaneck rallied to defeat North Bergen 71-68 as Bill Indoor Courts. Daylight Kazlor 3 1 7| Muiim 5 9 10 Fahey 3 3 3 1 Koch I Terry scored 24, Larry Traster of North Bergen hit 30. fatal tennis environ- lighting. Scientifically Brennen 0 111 Kelly 11 2 21 ventilated. Curtis 5 0 10 I Welgand 3 2 3 PLAINSMEN SCORE ment designed and LOUVER I Mancuso 3 15 1 Mosco 12 4 Thoma 3 ~ ~ O'Sliea 0 0 0 In the Central Jersey Division of Group IV, Scotch • 4 green Har-tiu fast-drying , Skarc'sk! 3 1 Ti Ncuwlrth 0" 6• o. devoted to th» com- Cook 0 0 0 I O'Nolll o 0 0 Outdoor Courts. O'Sliea. 0- 0 Brewln 0 0 0 franko 0 0; Musto 0 0 „ plete pleasure of the Hubal 1 0 ..2.| Scully 0 0 0 ^ Saunas, steamrooms, showers McCre'y OOOI WWtetoaiJ I) 0 0 Liotti, Fotiades Establish tennis player. DOORS 1 , IPetraltaIPetraitas 0 0 0 '—separate tor men end I McMullcn 0 0 0 women. " 20 "5 « I 21 16 61 Noire Dame _ 9 13 12 15—4!) Freestyle Marks in Mets SURPRISINGLY • Luxurious Clubhouse lo.unga : 99 CBA ...21 IS 20 7—61 and lockers completely WEST LONG BRANCH - mouth College here yesterday. carpeted. ' RENT A CAR Tom Liotti of Adelphi and Liotti, swimming in Section MODERATE RATES EACH Richard Fotiades of Stony One, covered the distance in • Free coffee, free ice cubes. '-, 4 D DAY • WEEK • MONTH • 1st Quollfy • Assorted Sliei • Brook set 1,650-yard freestyle 17 minutes 20.8 seconds to bet- Set how our lilt year's pra-opening • 125 ft. long Spectator : • Values to 13.50 WALL records at the opening of the ter his own record of 17:36.3 Terraces, indoors and PANELING SPECIALS LINCOLN-MERCURY fourth annual Metropolitan set last year in the confer- molt extravagant claims have bian outdoors. , Shrewsbury Avenu* at Sycamort orig. SALE Collegiate Swimming Confer ence. surpassed by the enthusiastic 747-5400 ence championships ^t Mon- e Completely equipped Pro Irani* Pecan ... . 6.20 2.99 Prov. Gold Fotiarjes splashed home in Shop. Re-stringing on .. 9.60 3.99 Federal Blue comments from our mamban. Imperial Walnut 19:28.2 in Section Two. That premises. Barnboard ..11.20 3.99 Rustic Hickory .... (Many travel ever 60 milti Bridal Lace .. 7.77 3.99 Blackstone Oak .. eclipsed the mark of 21:28.8 by e Top-notch professional Character Teak . .10.20 4,99 Heath Elm Joe Jabes of Queens College (s anjoy thii fin* facility.) tennis instruction. ' Mount'n Walnut .10.20 4.99 Prov. Cfierry last year. Arctic Oak ...10.20 4.99 Sable Walnut ... You mutt act at enca te gat • Dressing Rooms, TV and Sierra Gold ..10.88 5.55 Greenbrl'r Pecan Children's Playroom. . St. John's led in Section One preferred playing time. To get Genuine Birch .... .13,44 5.9? Brazil. Rosewood and Stoney Brook in Section • Ample easy parking. Two by the end of Uie day. free brochure with ralni and details, • Children's and woman's The competition continues mail this ad now te: clinics at special ratal. IARINE LUMBER C today and tomorrow. In an invitational high MAHOGANY; TEAK, OAK and MARINE PLYWOODS board diving event which LITTLE SILVER RACQ.UET CLUB J139 Ocean Ave. Sea BrjghT didn't count in the team point 842-3355 totals, Monmouth College's rO. BOX 44. LITTLE SILVER, N. J. 07739 Open Dally 7 A.M. to 5:30 P.M., Sat. 7 A.M. to 5 P.M Alan Frederick of Rumson END OF BIRCH AVENUE OFF BRANCH AVENUE ATTENTION BOATMEN I OPEN SUN. « re NOON took first place with a score Easy to raich—7 min. from Garden State, Red Bank Exit 109. 3 min. from Rt. 35 in Little Silver of 279.65. -THE DAILY HEGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. J.» FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1970 13 Frisky Colt Monmouth Carries 'Law' Of Progression to By CHUCK TIUBLEHORN takes a 17-10 mark to the nationals when it Tom Hennessy, jackrabbit Artie Smith and Register Sports Editor flies out of Newark Airport tomorrow at Howard Nelson, if Monmouth is "going WEST LONG BRANCH - The "law" 2 p.m., Hawk flight 695, United Airlines some place out there." of progression dictates that Monmouth Col- jet. It will be a 15-man party. Now, about that "law" of progression. lege will win three games before bowing TOUGH ROAD AHEAD In Monmouth's first visit to the national out of the semi-finals of the 33rd annual Competition will begin on Monday, but tournament in 1966, it was eliminated in NAIA tournament next week in Kansas the Hawks won't know its first round (Mon- the first round, 9492, by Midwestern of ENCLEAREEHT City. day or Tuesday) opponent or game time Texas. The "law" of reason leads to believe until the "tournament seeding committee Boylan's boys didn't make the trip the that the 1969-70 edition of the Hawks meets tonight. The site, of course, will be following season, but in 1968 they got by CWlfTm BROTHERS- shouldn't even be in the elite 32-team na- Kansas City's huge Municipal Auditorium, the first game against Bishop (Tex.) Col- ACADEPOV tional field in the first .place. and with their record, the Hawks aren't Mege, 102-91, as Barone scored 16 points expected to be seeded high on the list. and Moore added four. They were ousted in Bill Boylan's "law" is a compromise. Hence, their first round foe figures to be their second outing, at the buzzer by West- "D we play like this, we'll go some place," a high-seeded toughie, probably nationally minister (Pa.) College, 70-69. Barone un- said the veteran Monmouth mentor after ranked in the small college poll. fortunately sat that one out with a badly his "inexperienced," rebuilt team annexed Inexperienced? Yes and no. sprained ankle, while Moore filled in and another District 31 championship here Out of its class this time? Don't jump scored 10 points. Tuesday night. to conclusions. HAWKS' BIG BID EASIEST FINALE EVER Three members of Monmouth's start- A year ago the Hawks made a big bid Monmouth's latest district crown is its ing five have national exposure to fall back by winning two games before bowing out third in a row and fourth in the last five on, in the quarter-finals. years. Ironically, the 90-54 wrap-up over Senior Capt. John Barone will be mak- Defending champion Central Ohio was Jersey City State, coming on the heels of ing his third trip to Kaycee, In four tourney an opening round victory over Marist, rep- surprised by Monmouth 63-59, in the first games he has averaged better than 18 round, Barone hitting for 15 points and resents tbe easiest time the Hawks have points a game. ever had in gaining a berth in the national Halicki eight. competition. As a reserve the past two visits, Nep- Asheville-Biltmore was the Hawk's sec- tune junior Henry Moore has seen action AT The previous three district titles came ond victim, 115-81. Barone had 17 points, SIXTH In four games and has a 6.5 average. and Halicki added nine. He CBAjs we to Boylan-coacfced teams with the most T STATE. -TITLE outstanding personnel in the school's his- A year ago as a freshman, 6-7 Ed Ha- 6 COLT J Visions of a national championship tory after banner regular seasons. This licki was pressed into considerable service , CRfttA- were ended in the third game (quarter- year's squad, with only a sprinkling of re- because of his height and performed ad- finals) when Maryland State stopped the turnees, .was 15-10 during the regular sea- mirably in all three tourney contests. He Hawks, 99-94, with the aid of several ques- son and uncertain of even a chance to de- came into his own, rebounded well and tionable officials' calls late in a tight game. fend its two-time championship in the dis- scored a total of 26 points, Barone poured home 25 points in that one, tricts. TRIO NEEDS HELP while Moore contributed 10 and Halicki The answer lies in the ability of vets That doesn't sound like inexperience, nine. and newcomers to put it all together for but the trio will need help in the form of Maybe there is something to the "law" the final push to Kansas City. Monmouth solid performances from 6-8 sophomore of progression? Wilson Primes Monmouth for 97O OCEANPORT - Everett every day and I wouldn't plumbers, painters, carpen- course, we had to take up semi-pro as we know it now," Now Jeep . Wilson chuckles when people change my job for anything," ters, electrical workers, etc., the running strip, check it he says. "The neighboring call him'a baby sitter because says the 55-year-old Wilson, which varies throughout the out and clean out the drain- towns had teams and we'd his "baby" is 7O0-acre Mon- who worked for the construc- year between 35 and 250 men. age system. All we have to do play once a week during the mouth Park. tion company which built There are 11 miles of roads, now is put the rakes to the season. We'd pass the hat Monmouth and decided to some 50 buildings and the rac. running strip and it'll be ready around and what we got out of 4-wheel drive As general superintendent of Monmouth, it is Wilson's make it his home. "I enjoy ing strip itself under their for our 1970 meeting which it would go into making par- job to supervise construction the work and I enjoy the care and there is rarely a opens June 1." ties or having dances. and maintenance ot the vast horse racing too. time when there isn't some A native of Middletown "I was 145 pounds then," complex which is known as "I place a bet now and then improvement to be made. Township, Wilson played says the S-714 Wilson. "Now has a classy the resort of thproughbred but not much," he adds with "The work was mostly baseball, football and basket- there are a few bulges and I racing. Nothing is too small a twinkle in his eyes. "If you maintenance this winter," ball at Middletown High and weigh about 175." — or too big — for Wilson's work around 'em and try to says Wilson. "We remodeled later played a form of semi- As in so many supervisory attention as he tours the beat 'em you'll go broke." the mutuel departments and pro football. jobs, Wilson knows he's doing new look. grounds on foot or in his To keep Monmouth Park the cafeteria for the stable "This was back in the 1930s his job well when he doesn't short-wave-equipped car. the beautiful plant that it is, help and installed some ad- and it was really more like hear any complaints from the "There's a new challenge Wilson supervises a crew of ditional rest rooms. Then, of glorified sandlot football than fans who expect the ultimate in beauty and comfort at Mon- mouth or from the horsemen New who expect the dirt and turf surfaces to be in perfect shape for the thoroughbreds. 'Jeep'Wagoneer! "I enjoy everything about being around the track," he says. "Back in 1946 when Monmouth opened I had become tired of traveling around in the construction business so I jumped at the opportunity to settle down. I've never regretted it. Th races? I get a kick out ol 'em all whether it's a $1500 plater or a stake. "But most of all," Wilson concludes, "I just enjoy being around the race track." District 11 Presidents GRAPPLERS HAVE GOAL — Pour district 23 wrestling champions, left to right, Lee Arnold, Len Plorio and K»ry Hallgring of MiddlstowIstown Township and Miles Sagurton of Red Bank Catholic, have a goal: a Region 3 cham- Will Meet pionship in their weight classes tonight and tomorrow at Trenfon's Ewing Hig'h School. Victory in the regionalt FREEHOLD — The first meant a crack at a cherished stare titie next weekend at Princeton University'* Jadwin Gym. Arnold 1106), Little League District 11 presi- Florio (148) and Hallgring (157) also earned district crowns at 98, 157 and 143 pounds, respectively, a year dents' meeting of the year has This new wagon combines traction ago before losing out in the regional*. Sagurton's 123-pound district crown is his fint, (Register Staff Photos) been called by district and elegant styling.Newgrille.Sleek ministrator Herb Boyd for lines. Plush new interiors. Plus all the comfort options Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in the American Hotel here. ' you can name. And safety is built in. It's the only family wogon- All league presidents or wifh 4-wheel drive standard equipment. Just flip a lever, you Blalock Hits Top their representatives and la- hug the highway confidently in any weather. Or leave the dies auxiliary presidents or their representatives are highway, and head for off-rood fun through mud, urged to attend the important snow, sand, the underbrush. The all new 'Jeep' • In Winter Circuit organizational meeting. Wagoneer. A complete new program Cover-All ALLAIRE - Jim Blalock Good weather brought out for 1970 in District 11 will be of Deal and Art Silvestrone 25 pros and 95 amateurs to discussed by Boyd, including PLYWOOD GRAB BAG of Pike Brook shared first play the tricky, 5,735-yard, the formation of a special place money among the pros par 69 Spring Meadow course. rules committee, a fund rais PANELING PANELING In winter golf play at Spring Roy Faber of CUonia and ing project, a formula for Meadow here yesterday. Phil Krick of Upper Mont- holding more .frequent meet- Good for Ian, Cabtnat Back Both Blalock and Silve- clair were tied one stroke ings with the various leagues New'Jeep'Gladkitwvtoo! 4x7 4x8 or General Purposes # Volutt strone came home in 66. For back of the pace setters with and the introduction of i lo 7.95 • Slnglt panels only Blalock it was the first time 67's. Mike Burke of Deal District 11 publicity canr A combination of 1.99 2.24 lie has been in the money. fired a 68. paign. MAKE IT NEAT _ BUT Frank Cortazzo of Emer- guts and good looks: KEEP THE PRICE DOWN! n.99. son carded a 66 to edge Rich new grille; Put your name MODERN LUXURIOUS Brooke, 17-year-old Lake\wod two tone exteriors; on a IW High School student, by one OFFICES smart new interiors; UNPAINTED FURNITURE stroke for top gross honors 132" wheelbase; 5,000 among the amateurs. Brooke PRIME LOCATION GALORE to 8,000 pound GVW's. was five under par going into AMPLE PARKINS • AT DISCOUNT PRICES rfronfT the 16th, but bogied, the last Standard 4-wheel drive. ! Everything nacaisary for your Great for work. three holes. business lucctfi and comfort. Imprauivt, eonvanTant, lituatad Perfect for campers. HANDY PLYWOOD PANELS an much datirad ground floor. 1 Colando Heads 24"x24"|24"x48"| 36"x48"|48 W|24"x72" Cantral air conditioning and all See it soon. utilitiaj intludtd . . . V* 1 .76 1.52 | 2.28 3.04 2.28 SKI-DOO SALE Horse Council I .98 1.96 ! 2.94 3.92 2.94 TRENTON — Stephen G. #]—Exacutiva suita, consist- v» I 1970 NORDIC 3»« S07R Colando of Scobeyville has ing of two officat, VJ | 1.24 2.48 | 3.72 5.04 3.78 24H.P. DEMO *" been named president of the beautifully carpated and 'Jeep' •WHECt DRIVE! »/« | — 2.70 | - - — 1970 OLYMPIC 12-35 $lCft N.J. Horse Council. drapad, appro*. 955 iq. 15 H.P. DIMO *w ft. V* 1 1.48 2.96 j 4.44 5.92 4.44 The purpose of the newly- $625 par month 11970 OLYMPIC 12-33 $7AC formed council is to promote The 2-Car i (2) 1SH.P. NEW '"W SEE THE FRIENDLY GUYS AT programs for the good of the #2—Approx. 825 iq. ft., I See them at... horse industry and to give Itrga effic* plus 2 the industry a strong voice imallar enai. Drapariti Car.S in public affairs. included. RED BANK $47t par martin Other officers are C. J. LUMBER RED BANK Ferrante of Pluckemin, first For adminiitrativ* and talai af- vice,,president; Mrs. Eugene ficti, conbina both packagti. See your Jeep dealer and SUPPLY CO. Van' Ness of Aiinandale, sec- $1,000 par month 741-SS00 ond vice president; Samuel LEASE REQUIRED K. Martin of Far Hills, trea- Cor. Narl and Wall, Had Rank | Auto Imports surer, and Mrs. Saureen Niel- Shown by appointment only fora test drive today. Opt* Dolly 7:10 A.M.-Ss3B P.M.! IAT. 7:J0 A.M.-5 P.M. 119 E. Newman Springs M. sen of Mountainside, secre- 142-5404 Rtd tank tary. 14- -THE DAILY REGISTER, BED BANK- MDDLETOWN, N. J.i FRIDAY,' MARCH 6, 1970 10 Low ground • town 11 In the past resident : Bomb Alarm Qears Plant And School Tapes • Music • Records • Supplies PUZZLE 12 Common 39 N. American MARLBORO - Township rushed to the scene from Ft. of a bomb. at the nearby Morganville 13 Hermit Indian By Lois Jlpes police were summoned to the Oix and all local fire com- All employes of ^ped-Cor Elementary School were 14 Erased 40 Detach' —ACROSS aiMjfier Sped-Oar Plant on Rt. 79, panies were called. But an and all students and teachers evacuated. ' ICopy 46 Headliner 21 StuffS 41 One who Morganville at 11:43 yester- intensive search by the local 8 Devastated 47 The- 24 Household denies day morning, when an em- police turned up no evidence 15 Irish (Fourth chaplain 4^ Producers ploye notified police she had County Estate) 26 Altar 44 Wrangled: received a telephone call FURNITURE CO. 16 Whatnot 49 Phono- hanging Scot. from an unidentified male Rebels Cause Deaths Keyport 264-0181 28 Healthy 47 American 17 Unity gramic stating there was a bomb . BISSAU, Portuguese Guin- WEST 30 Lobster eggs clergyman 18 Regimental symbol planted'on the premises. ea (AP) — A surge of rebel Features... commander 50 Noah's son: 32 World 48 Beelzebub Chief Joseph Walker, De- activity caused 48 deaths in 19 Household var. power: init. 51 Stringed Jack Anderson • Owner 33 Enemy instrument tective Thomas Wallace, and this West African territory "SEALY" deity 51A plant Patrolmen Raymond La Salle 35 Twisting 52 Feminine last week, a military com- 20 Winter sport 53 Rule and John Thomas proceeded gear 54 Incipient 36 Sitting name munique reported. It said 30 EST. 1860 37 Vehement 55 - bit to the scene, having notified 22 Uncle: dial. 56 Repeat the FBI in Newark and the civilians were among the 58 Small 38 Netherlands 57 Undiluted It Pays to Advertise in The Register 23 Court Cotts Neck State Police. dead and 103 among the Open Mon. and Fri. Evenings 'til 9 records opening Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle 25 Entajigle 59 Swimmer A special bomb squad was wounded. 26 Glass basis 60 Heckled 27 Appendages 61 Nibblers BOGUS EHBUU UUUU 29 Unusual DOWN CHUB UUUELI liJUUlU 30 Hamper 1 Worship LJLflfcllflClULJ LUJEUUUD 31 Captivates 2 Ranier, e.g. QBE BOBKC ^ 33 Deceived 3 Sluggish- HEDGE BEE UliEGE 34 Yorkshire ness UUltiEl UtllS UULIUUI3 UUU UtlD liUU HUE river 4 Two fins U13I2II4I3U UUilil I3E1IIJ 35 Exhausted 5 Epochs BDUBtl GUU ELL12IJ POOLS 36 Yellow 6 Chores pigment 7 Scene of umim cuti 39 Originating Hamlet nnnn rrnrnr ISEBW 43 Finished 8 Sound 44 Exist platter BilBR DGEEG GECE 45 Microwave 9 Coral island Spectacular PRESEASON POOL SALE Fantastic Specials • Greater Bargains • Now is the time to BUY and SAVE! • OVALPOOIS • 12'xl8'x48"BllNOROVAl REPLACEMENT

Ro9. $329.99 - 16'x24'x48"BILNOROVAL R.g. J554.99 »u-'28O. BUY HOW- 14'x24'x48"BllNOROVAL Reg. $649.99 -»•*•*< »u_'34O. SAVE 3O'xl 5'x48" PARADISE OVAL Rag. $S49.99 i«u-'42O. 16'x24'x48" SIERRA MARK II OVAL Rag. $599.99...... „„....,_..•-... .^-•445. 16'x32'x48" SIERRA MARK II OVAL Rig. $759.99..... to 16'x24'x48" SIERRA MARK III OVAl 18'x 48" Sierra 21' x 48" Sierra 24'x 48" Sierra CARIBE POOL CARIBE POOL CARIBE POOL Marlboro School Unit plus plus phis FILTER & LADDER FILTER & LADDER FILTER & LADDER Committees Assigned Reg. Reg. MARLBORO - The Board The board accepted the $4899. $339. $429. of Education has meted out resignation of Irving J. Cohen, SALE committee assignments for assistant principal of the Cen- SALE *229. SALE *269. the current year at a regular tral School. Mr. Cohen said meeting. he wants to return to class- Joseph Vota was named to room teaching. head the finance committee Eunice Machinshok, nurse Presenting the HYDE PARK ALL ALUMINUM POOL with FULL DECK and FENCING and Alfred La Mura will be at the.,.Central School, also buildings and grounds chair- submitted her resignation, men. Transportation will be and gave personal reasons for headed by Frank T. Cullens her termination. '"' ** outside 35 Ft. x 29 Ft. - Inside waterarea big 24 Ft. Jr. Teachers and policy will Marianna Martelli, a first be headed by Leo J. Scully grade teacher at Kobertsville Comparable to pools Jr. Robert H. Granger will School, submitted her resig- chair the cafeteria commit- nation, giving no reasons. as shown complete with... selling for tee. Robert Kramer will be All resignations are to be $3,000. and $4,000. in charge of public relations. effective June 30. • POOL •FILTER Dr. Richard Kammann will •PATIO handle legislation, and Dr. • DECK Charles 0. Webber drew two Shrewsbury • LADDERS •AUTO SKIMMER assignments, curriculum and • FILTER MEDIA supplies, and grievance. • ZonersBack Now In other matters, the board • DELUXE VAC. • VAC HOSE awarded the 1970-71 contract for education supplies to Cas- Church Sale cade Paper Corp. of North SHREWSBURY — The Bor- 1399. Adams, Mass. ough's Zoning Board has-de- Sensational early bird buy—thru March 1 Oth only. cided to ask the Borough NURS3NG HOME Council to grant a variance • 24-Hour Cor* application for a one-day an- • RN en duty all tlmti tique sale and flea market • Medicare Approved by, the Christ Church and NAVESINK HOUSE Episcopal Church Women. «* RIVERSIDE AVE RtD MNK POOL TABLE CLEARANCE SALE! Ml-MM The application was found necessary because the pro- BRUNSWICK MONTEREY 8" TABLE sale 249.99 posed; site, for the sale,, a meadow on the Judd proper- BRUNSWICK MACK 18' TABLE sale 379.99 . ty at the intersection of Syca- BRUNSWICK CENTENNIAL 8'TABLE sale 399.99 more Aye. and Broad St., is BRUNSWICK NEWPORT 8' SLATE TABLE SOLD OUT in a residential'zone and. the BRUNSWICK YORKTOWH 8'TABLE SOLO OUT sale constitutes a commercial venture. " BRUNSWICK SIERRA 8' SLATE with return sale 799.99 GARDEN MARK Action was deterred by the BRUNSWICK SIERRA 9; SLATE with returns sale 899.99 board on a variance appli- BRUNSWICK CONTEMPRA 8' SLATE with returns sale 699.99 cation submitted by the Shell ALL-TECH MADRID 8'SLATE TABLE SOLO OUT Oil Co., for construction of a FREDERICK-WILLYS DELUXE BUMPER TABLE sale 149.99 Tune-up gas station on a tract owned by the Sally Connors Trust FREDERICK-WILLYS VENUS 7'TABLE sale 149,99 SPECi/y. in '.he south end of the bor- FREDERICK-WILLYS VENUS 8'TABLE sale 169.99 ough, west of Broad St., by FREDERICK-WILLYS POLARIS 7' TABLE „ „ sale 179.99 the jug-handle just north of FREDERICK-WILLYS POLARIS 8' TABLE sale 109.99 lit our tadiniciana put Shrewsbury Diner. Dis- FREDERlCK-WlllYS MERCURY 7' TABLE '. sale 229.99 back tha pow«r it cussion of the matter will be pockad whin it woi ntw. continued next month. FREDERICK-WILLYS MERCURY 8'TABLE sale 249.99 • CBECK-InrUi, Cl«m shift, FISCHER CU-ETTE SLATE BUMPER TABLE „ SOLO OUT • ClUIT Cocllnt Kni, Adjnlt " 'Briakir Polnti AB4' Carbaretel' Forgery Suspect FISCHER DUCHESS 7'TABLE m...sale 349.99 FISCHER DUCHESS 8'TABLE sale 399.99 • BMEPEN"* B.l.ntl BMl, Held in Bail FISCHER CAVA1IER 7' SLATE TABLE „ sale 399.99 MIDDLETOWN - A 31- • MAKE Ctnpliti r««w Cluck, FISCHER CAVALIER 8' SLATE TABLE „ sale 549.99 PHONE Ut-Un "CnAHOE IT' year-old Parlin man is being FISCHER EMPIRE 7' SLATE TABLE sale 49999 CiU for jrric* 00 JUdtaf •" held in default of $1,000 bail f after being arrested on a FISCHER EMPIRE 8 SLATE TABLE sale 699 <)9 forgery warrant. FISCHER PROFESSIONAL 9'-l" SLATE TABLE with K-66 Cushions.. sale 699.99 According to Detective Alltables complete uiithall accessories Capt. Robert Letts the man, identified as. Robert B. Bell of 29-19 Ernston Road, is specifically charged with is- MONDAY NO suing a worthless $387 chec Ibru FRIDAY to Atlantic Appliance, Rt. MONEY 35. 10 AM to 9 PM DOWN WMDS SERVICE DEPARTMENT Detective Patrick J. Mc- EATONTOVttf Connell is in charge of the SATURDAY ovBteorM EB investigation. andSUNDAY CHARGE 10 AM to 6 PM POOLS YOUR —3 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS— PURCHASE ROUIE9 ROUTE 35 ROUTE 88 SOUTH AMBOY lAKEWOOf 721-5588 7474940 364-8383 1/2 mil* south of A&P Chap.l Hill Shopping C.nl.r. 1/2 mil* Wo«l of thofoyn Woods 1'A mil*. North of lf» Garden State Ladies' monopolize kn'ih no more. Mow in men s Shopping Contor ihoNavuinkBrirfga Parkway and slacks. Natelions J. Kridel. Groat. THEDMLY Jewry in Monmouth Raps Visit by French President —15 RED BANK, N.J., FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1970 should have made every ef- intolerable and his disposition . By BARBARA COHEN their view," Mr. Zager com- fragile if not explosive," he mented. "He was most dis- fort to keep his appointment The eight-day visit of Presi- courteous," he added. with the leaders," he de- admitted. dent Pompidou of France to Stressing that this was iiis clared. "If I were in his place, I the United States has brought personal view, Mayor Morton Commenting on the demon- too would have lacked the Regional Dog Control Set critical reactions from area Salkiind of Marlboro said it strations that Mr. Pompidou temerity to face Jewish Jewish residents. •was unfortunate that the encountered, RabW Edward spokesmen in the U. S. who France's Middle East poli- French President didn't meet Ellenbogen of the Monmouth are sympathetic to Israel," cy has brought concern to with the Jewish leaders. Reform Temple in New Rabbi Ellenbogen concluded. American Jews sympathetic "It would have been very Shrewsbury, said: "The visit "It was apparent to me to Israel's cause touching off useful to hear what they had of Mr. Pompidou demon- that Pompidou didn't hav« For Study by State Unit demonstrations in Chicago to say," Mr, Salkind contin- strates how precarious is the the courage to face the is- and New York upon Pompi- ued. life of the person elected to sues. He didn't want to stand "" By RICHARD McMANUS many of the municipalities, warden role because it was the central district, and Dr. dou's arrival. After the dem- Calling Israel the "citadel ' public pffice including a chief up and explain why he sold WA-NAMASSA -The state the Community Dog Control asked to perform too much Joseph Przywara, senior ra- onstrations, Pompidou report- of democracy in the Middle of state. the jets to Libya," David Department of Health is go- has agreed to continue its for too little money." bies control warden for the edly became so upset that he East," he questioned Cohen, Mayor of Holmdel, abruptly canceled a scheduled "Our 'visitor' must be the ing to study the feasibility of dogcatching role but at in- Community Dog Control last district, explained their pref- France's reasons for not sid- spokesman of his particular commented. local dog control on a county- creased costs and without ex- year charged $1.70 per li- erence for public dog control conference with Jewish leading with the United States ers in New York. • segment or political party 't'A man in his public posi- wide or regional basis. tra services, such as cat- censed dog in each munici- and sounded the local health there. and the spokesman of his tion must be able to stand up The study was asked by catching, unless paid for un- pality. This year, according officers for their own feelings Rabbi Jack Rosoff of the 'Involved Problem' country's foreign policy. His and justify his views. I have to Mrs. Smith, a flat fee will on the problem. the Monmouth County Health work out something. B'nai Israel Congregation in Laurence Stamelman, a country's foreign policy con- to explain my views even Officers Association yesterday Given Support be charged based on the ser- Resolution Pushed Rumson called Mr. Pompi- flicts with the outlook of Hie though I am just a mayor of vice's own population esti- dou's refusal to meet with the Long Branch lawyer active in in the wake of difficulties Mrs. James Smith who owns Despite some expressed the Jewish service organiza- majority of his countrymen. a small community like Holm- with the Community Dog Con- and runs the -service with mate. doubts whether dog control Jewish leaders, "an insult to Mr. Pompidou must try to del," he said. the Jewish community." tion, B'nai B'rith, referred to trol Service Inc. of Howell her husband said last night "Only a few smaller towns was within the purvey of the bridge this chasm," the Rab- "What leaders in the world Township which has been pro- the situation as "an involved that "many towns stood be- had a good dog census," she local health department and "The meeting had been problem." bi believes. today don't have demonstra- viding dogcatcher service for scheduled for a long time, hind us and wanted us to charged, "we were getting some support for the Com- "I felt Mr. Pompidou "This makes his opposition tions when they appear in S3 county municipalities. work out something." paid for 2,000 dogs and con- munity Dog Control, approval and people traveled from all trolling four or five." over the country to meet with public?" Mayor Cohen asked. Three weeks ago, Communi- "They realized," she added, of the resolution asking tfie 'Part of Life' ty Dog Control gave notice it "that it would cost two or Yesterday, the health of- state to launch the study was the French leader," the Rab- will discontinue its warden or three times as much to do it ficers' group was urged to virtually unanimous. bi said. "Peaceful demonstrations are a part of our democratic dogcatching service on March themselves, even after a have public dog warden Dr. Raggazzoni accused Peaceable Demonstrations service by either the county life, why should he be ex- 15 and provide pound facili- raise." Community Dog Control of "iiemonstrations are the or a regional group of mu- way people can express their pected to be treated different- ties only after that date for She said that the' service "not providing very good dogs brought in by the municipalities. feelings in a democracy. ly? How could he justify sell- "never had an intention of service." nicipalities themselves. closing down entirely," but Dr. Halina Raggazzoni, They weren't meant to be ing jets to Libya when it's so But because of pressure by wanted to discontinue its public health veterinarian for "We have heard complaints discourteous or bad manners. obvious they will be used by all the time. They have a They were conducted peace- Egypt?" he continued to shortage of manpower." ably" the Rabbi continued. question. She urged the group to Rabbi Rosoff also said ttiat "Does he feel Israel 'has a "build your own pound: If France's policy of selling right to existence' is the you are willing, we will help arms to one side and not the question I would have liked to train new people. It will other is "blatantly unfair." to ask Pompidou," he said. be difficult but we can do it The excuse for not selling jets "He's either a hyprocrite, with license fees." to Israel is that it's a bellig- coward, or bo)h," Mayor Co- She estimated that a pound, erent nation, but the planes iien concluded. with 40 cages, three wardens France sold to Libya are cer- and three trucks would be tain to end up in Egypt, he commented. sufficient control for the com- Two Fined munities now using the pri- "I don't know what he ex- vate service. pected to find here. Did he think we would be applaud- Monmouth County munici- For Driving ing and endorsing his poli- Dr. Israel R. Senitzky Laurence C. Stamelman palities using the Community cies?" the Rabbi asked. Dog Control Service are: Asbury Park, Atlantic High- Also feeling that the dem- While Tipsy onstrations are useful means lands, Avon, Bradley Beach, UNION BEACH - A local Belmar, Deal, Eatontown, to express dissnent was Israel R. Senitzky of Little Silver. man convicted the second Farmingdale, Howell Town- time of driving while im- ship, Highlands, Keansburg, Dr. Senitzky, a scientist at Ft. Monmouth, said of _ the paired has been fined $105 by Little Silver, Long Branch, Municipal Court Judge Har- and Monmouth Beach. Pompidou visit, "The demonstrations were useful to old Stern. Also Manasquan, New show how displeased people The defendant, James F. Shrewsbury, Neptune, Nep- were with his policies." McGeorge of 515 Edmonds tune City, Oceanport, Ocean Behavior Rapped Ave., also lost his driving Township, Eed Bank, Roose- "Pompidou behaved with privilege for one year. velt, Shrewsbury, Shrewsbury ignorance, immaturity and a Thomas R. Gleason of lack of poise by over reacting Township, Sea Girt, South Perth Amboy pleaded guilty to the demonstrations, which to driving while unpaired ani Belmar, Springy Lake, Wall were orderly. He let his wife's paid ?55. His driving privilege ? 17 Township and "'Wesf Long annoyance get the best of was suspended for six months. him," Dr. Sentizky felt. Branch. Dean H. Hassell of 267 Long Branch Council mem- First St., Keyport, paid $15 ber Samuel Teicher, a former on a careless driving count; Guilt Admitted commander of the Long Branch chapter of the Jewish Anthony Toro of 315 Broad In Arson Case War Veterans termed Pompi- St., Matawan, $10 for failing dou's cancellation of the i possess a vehicle registra- FREEHOLD — Kenneth K. meeting with Jewish leaders, Rabbi Edward Ellenbogen Abraham J. Zager jn; Efrain Cabrera of 74 Huhn Jr., South Vale Ave., "inexcusable." Alain St., Keyport, $15 for dis- As an American, Mr. Tei- regarding a stop sign, and Little Silver, has pleaded Karen D. Fortune of 903 guilty to charges ef attempt- cher said he is concerned with the Middlle East situa- Front St., $15 for speeding. ed arson of a barn-and arson tion because he feels Israel Also, James E. Brandigon of a grass field in Little Sil- is the only democracy there. of 605 Pine St., $15 for care- ver. "France has called on the less driving; Thomas Pren- Huhn admitted an attempt- United States to be diplomat- dergast of 330 Front St., $10 ed arson of a barn owned by ic and fair in the Middle East for failing to make repairs; Stanley Parker, 235 Rumson situation; President Pompi- Vincent Sinatra of 44 Virginia Road, Little Silver, Jan. 10, dou could have been more Ave., Hazlet, $10 for disre- MINI-DAY-CARE ChNicR-~- The Monmouth Community Action Program opened 1969, and setting fire to a field diplomatic and met the Jew- garding a stop sign and Dor- ish leaders," Mr. Teicher othy King of 804 Fifth St., $15 its Mini-Day-Cane Center at the Pilgrim Baptist Church yesterday. The center will owned by Carmelo Maimone, felt. for disregarding a traffic sig- have an enrollment of 24 children, who will meet Thursdays from 9 a.m. to noon. 27 Carlile Terrace, Little Sil- ver, the same day. 'Most Unfortunate' nal. Purpose of the center is to involve mothers and their children in horns manage- Red Bank attorney Abra- Superior Court Judge Fran- ham J. Zager also felt Mr. ment projects. Mothers will receive guidance in consumer buying, sewing and other cis X. Crahay accepted the Egyptian Plans Visit home making projects. With the children above are, from left, Mrs. Marguerite Pompidou was wrong not to plea and set May 15 for sen- meet with Jewish leaders. MADRID (AP) - Egypt's Hemphill of Red Bank, a volunteer worker; Mrs. John Seaca of Red Bank; volun- tencing. "It was most unfortunate industry and mining teer, and Miss Irma Alston of Red Bank, center supervisor. The center will oper- Assistant County Prose- that he would allow a tiny minister, Azis Sedky, will ate under the supervision of Mrs. Elizabeth Peek. Mrs. Peek will also supervise a cutor Joseph Meehan present- minority of demonstrators to visit Spain soon as guest of ed the state's case. Charles affect his responsibility to his Spanish counterpart, Jose sewing class which will meet once a week at the Calvary Baptist Church. Frankel of Asbury Park rep- meet with the responsible Maria Lopez de Letona, re- (Register Staff Photo) resented Huhn. Jewish leaders to discuss Rabbi Jack M. Rosoff Samuel Teicher liable sources reported. lllliBlllllKIIlirilBSiW RumsonV Mayor Teeter Is Market Specialist

By JANE FODERARO the market," he says, "is a "A great deal of research International played a large didn't make a nickel," he he says, "and certain drugs Mr. Teeter resides on one NEW YORK - The gigan- terribly expensive proposi- is aimed at reducing prices," role in public service pro- said. can be fatal when taken with of Rumson's remaining es- tic drug industry, with a Business tion. It cost $5 million to de- he continued, adding: "the grams to eliminate polio. But perhaps the single tranquilizers." He praises tates, on Bellevue Ave., with $300-million tranquilizer mar- velop terramicina alone." He cost of antibiotics has been "We gave the vaccine away most important message that those pharmacists who have his wife, Claire. They have ket alone, is a prime target reports that the company's reduced steadily over the to the ministers of health in Pfizer, and John Teeter, at- uncovered misuse of drugs four children — Mrs. Bar- for public' pressure. To the Personality annual research budget years." We tempt to get across to the by people who go from one bara Hornsby pf Fort Lauder- consumer, after all, the pill nins to $28 million a year. He notes too, that Pfizer public is the company's in- doctor to another, collecting dale, Fla., Nancy at home; he swallows remains as mys- tegrity and responsibility in prescriptions that, in combi- David, a student at Canter- terious as a medieval potion products sold to drug outlets, marketing drugs. nation, could finish them off. bury School in New Milford, . . .and he goes mostly on then for products newly sold Time Required New Drug Set Conn, and Jonathan, a stu- faith. under Pfizer label. This week, "Most of the patients who dent at Rumson Country Day Mr, Teeter said it' takes School. As vice president of Pfizer in fact, he dedicated a new three years, from the re- go into a physician's office International, John 0. Teeter, plant in Costa Rica, bringing search lab to approval by today come out with pre- Clears the Lines who is also mayor of Rum- the number of foreign oper- the Food and Drug Admini- scriptions for tranquilizers," While Mr. Teeter tries to he observes. The most recent son, knows something about ations to 58. stration, to introduce a new keep the lines of understand- pressures and building faith. Pfizer development is a new , While Pfizer has a num- drug. (Pfizer's principal re- ing clear around the world In his New York office, he ber of non-medical lines like search facilities are in Sand- psychotherapeutic drug called spends much of his time Coty cosmetics, agricultural wich,' England). He con- Sinequan which treats both for Pfizer, he tries to do "striving to have the indus- aids and chemicals, more demns those "back room" anxiety and depression. pretty much the same thing try understood" not only by than half the sales volume producers who market a drug ("Yesterday's anxiety beat home. consumers, but also by the involves Pharmaceuticals to make a fast dollar after comes today's depressions," he commented). . As mayor, he is no less a medical profession and gov- such as vitamins, antibiotics the developer's patent has ex- target for pressures — such ernments of the 31 countries and mental - health drugs. pired. He relates how "a When it comes to the bur- geoning narcotics problem as night-time calls from irate where Pfizer products are It is in the medical field fine Swiss firm" first de- citizens concerned about ris- sold. where great advances are veloped LSD, then gave it • now plaguing this country, Mr. Teeter says that "every- ing taxes and burning leaves. The international operation made — gains that some- up. It's easy to make in back Every Saturday morning, he is a subsidiary of Chas. times require the most ex- rooms," he says. one in the industry is dis- turbed." (Pfizer is not in the meets informally with coun- Pfizer & Co. Inc. Geographi- plaining. cil members in Borough Hall cally, about 46 per cent of Another case in point was phedimins, he says.) One broad area of public thaJidomide, which was found here to iron out misunder- sales are made outside the However, he sees.,one pos- standings that may develop. 'concern, of course, is the to cause birth defects several sible solution; modeled on a United States. (Total net cost of drugs. The vice presi- sales of the parent company years back and was with- national narcotics program A large man, Mr. Teeter, in 1968 came to $725,815,822). dent defends the drug indus- drawn from the market. "We in Great Britain. "They don't is thoughtful, even-tempered, • Markets Developed try when he says that the MAYOR, PFIZER EXECUTIVE — John 0. Teeter, mayor of Rumson, is vies presi- first had thalidomide, but we seem to have a problem in serious-minded.. While pres- rejected it," he says, England," he says. "Addicts sure is his business, he has During the forties and1 fif- cost of drugs has risen pro- dent of Pfijer'International, New York. In both, jobs, ha seeks understanding when- Mr. Teeter also favors register with the government; a solidity that suggests he ties, Mr,: Teeter played a portionately below the cost of ever thero it public concern — whether it's about rising taxes or the cost of drugs. living. •- ." strong prescription laws. "All ana drugs are prescribed as doesn't reach for little pink key role in opening up mar- (Register Staff Photo) part of rehabilitation." kets abroad; first for Pfizer Bringing a new drug to drugs are not for all people," ft II -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1970 9 Protestant Churches Plan Unification Action By GEORGE W. CORNELL And that's what the proposed plan being submitted to of Christ, and three predominantly black communions, the With that done, the group now goes to work on the NEW YORK (AP) — Protestant representatives, who the March 9-13 consultation In St. Louis seeks to do, says Christian Methodist Episcopal, the African Methodist Epis- specific plan. for eight years have been talking about uniting nine Ameri- the Rev. Dr. William A. Benfield Jr., of Charleston, W. copal and the African Methodist Episcopal Zion churches. The situation means "that we arc nearer the brink of can denominations, next week get around to doing some- Va., chairman of the committee that drafted the plan. 25 MILLION a radical ecumenical adventure or refusal than many thing about it. At least, that's their intention. He says it attempts to provide a "structure which will Altogether, they have about 25 million members. Christians seem to have realized," says the Itev. Dr. Al- For the first time, they've got a specific proposed plan enable the church to spring loose from antique practices" Dr. Benficld's 19-member drafting commission has been bert C. Outler, of Dallas, Tex., a leading Methodist of union to act on — to amend, endorse or throw out. and draw fresh energies into its task of carrying on the working on the plan for the past two years. theologian. The Eev. Dr. Paul A. Crow Jr. of Princeton, N. J., mission given it by Christ. It goes before the St. Louis meeting made up of about . Writing in the Methodist weekly, Christian Advocate, general secretary of the Consultation on Church Union terms "Real renewal will not come unless the church is free , 175 churchmen, 90 of them voting representatives of the he says the union project "could be the most momentous the effort at unification "one of the most crucial develop- from some of the present-day power centers and domination nine participating denominations—10 from each. The others ecumenical decision we have ever had to make." ments in 20th century church history." by the clergy," he says. '• are consultants, advisers and observers. Under the present timetable, he said, the Methodist PREROGATIVES Church probably will have to act decisively on the plan at itB Its outcome, he says, may largely determine whether The talks began in 1962, spurred by an address at a the coming generation will sustain the cliurdi at all as an In that connection, he notes, the proposed plan gives 1976 quadrennial general conference, following the pre- increased prerogatives to lay members, requiring among National Council of Churches assembly in San Francisco organized community. by the Eev. Eugene Carson Blake, an American Presby- liminary steps for consideration and amendments. "The key issue which faces Christian and American other things that they have a two-to-one majority in church Other denominations, with biennial or annual conven- decision-making bodies, from local to national levels. terian now administrative head of the World Council of culture," he says, "is not whether our children believe a Churches. tions, such as the Presbyterians, United Church and Chris- particular denominational confession but whether in the- Other features, such as proposed mutual-interest "task* tian disciples bodies, may face action even sooner, perhaps futute they will believe any confession." forces" operating within each clustered "parish" of several He said the time had come to heal America's fragment- between 1973 and 1975. OBJECTIVE congregations, also are part of an effort to recapture "the ed church life, and to form a united church drawing on re- Although no schedule has been set for the denomina- Under those circumstances, he says, the fundamental Mew Testament concept of the ministry of the laity," he formed, evangelical and Catholic traditions. tional decisions, depending on the amount of revisions de- objective of the quest for union is not just to merge organ- said. Annual meetings of the consultation so far have been manded and 4 other factors, consultation officials estimate izations by "rearranging ecclesiastical furniture" but to The 18 denominations involved are the Episcopal, devoted to reaching agreements on various basic principles conservatively that the united church should be a going provide means for releasing new energies to revitalize United Methodist, United Presbyterian, Presbyterian U.S. about the Bible, the Lord's Supper, the ministry and doc- concern by 1980, including all — or just some — of the church life. Southern, Christian Disciples churches, the United Church trinal matters. groups now Involved. Priests Treated Unfairly

By LESTER KINSOLVING devotedly for 20 or SJTyears ments and receive their pen- ber of women at church con- The deposing ("unfrock- before getting into trouble, sions — despite their having ventions, sexual misconduct ing'") of a clergyman would •his pension benefits have been either arrested or put on in six states and Juarez, Mex- appear, from the standpoint Religion been confiscated and used to trial for some very serious of- ico. There were also repeat- of Judeo-Christian ethics, a swell the coffers of the fenses. ed acts of public intoxication special tragedy in any de- Church Pension Fund. (Cler- One bishop was arrested af- — including the celebration nomination. Today gy deposed since 1968 can re- ter officers apprehended him of his ninth anniversary as a But the Episcopal Church, ceive these benefits if they in an immoral act with a bishop, in which, while cele- which in the last 15 years . have served at least 10 years seminary student in the bush- brating Holy Communion, he alone has deposed no less law has no definition of this — but tills modest improve- es of a public park. He was consecrated and consumed than 300 of its priests, actual- extraordinarily vague con- ment does not apply to any permitted to leave the state vast quantities of communion ly profits from their unfrock- cept, it is known to some of the 300 who were deposed within 24 hours, but he prompt- wine in full view of a horri- clergy as "the bishops' catching by confiscating their before.) ly received his pension and fied congregation. earned pension benefits. all." Continues (o Preach Ecclesiastical Court Vulture Ethics continues to function in the This system of vulture eth- pulpit and at the altar. This bishop also continues EMPLOYMENT ORIENTATION — Monmouth Workshop Inc. of Red Bank hai Furthermore, Robert Rob- When a clergyman is tried to preach, administer the inson, president of the de- and found guilty by an eccle- ics ("In - our - brother A Bishop's Trial been counselling, training and placing disabled persons with local industries for priest's . fall, we - benefit- sacraments and receive his nomination's $196 million siastical court and deposed by The other bishop was put to pension. For smaller trans- th« past 13 years. Three of its rrainses, Joseph H. Dougherty of Leonardo, Church (clergy) Pension his bishop, he js by no means all") has been in existence ecclesiastical trial - the rec- since the Pension Fund's ori- gressions, lesser members of left; Frederick E. Woaki of Red Bank, center; and Jack Lucking of Long Branch, Fund, has disclosed that this the only sufferer. Usually his ord of which is available for the clergy have been stripped income from confiscated cler- gin in 1918 — despite the right, are three trainees, out of 78 placed by the workshop in the past year. congregation suffers either be- the inspection of any one of of their rones, their positions gy pensions is actually esti- number of bishops who have the nation's 3.6 million Epis- They are full-time employes with Sea Jay Inc., 4 plastic mold manufacturing cause of what he has done to and their pensions. mated in advance: an actuar- them — or to himself — or served as trustees of the copalians, at national head- firm in New Shrewsbury. Looking at their work are Peter Scoles, left background, ial rate based upon anticipa- fund. The 300 unfrocked Episcopal both. quarters, 815 Second Ave., clergy (who did not make director of the workshop, which periodically checks on its trainees; and Rich- tion on so many unfrockings One reason why these New York City. (Bu( it re- per annum. If he is married, his family bishop) must wonder how this ard E. Hartung, SeaJiy's president. (Register Staff Photo) suffers. He has no unemploy- trustee bishops have not quired four months of can happen in a church which Episcopal priests may be ment insurance, rarely his changed this nefarious sys- requests and finally the ac- has a special and very mov- deposed for such major of- own housing, rarely prior tem of pension confiscations tion of New York attorney ing prayer for social justice fenses as civil crime, immo- salary enough to have accu- would appear to be the fact Barton Eaton to compel the that bishops are rarely de- — and another prayer which, rality or heresy (although this mulated any savings, and fre- Rev. Charles Guilbert of the regarding the church, asks latter category was almost quently he has no training posed no matter what they headquarters staff to obey do — in striking contrast to God: "Where it is corrupt, Holiday House Director single - handedly outmoded for any life's work other than canon law by allowing inspec- purify it." the severity of discipline by the late James A. Pike). the one which his deposition tion of this record.) This bish- And if they have any hope They can also be deposed for has just shattered. which bishops mete out to er- op was also allowed to leave rant priests. of recovering their confiscat- such things as violating eith- And even in death he has the state, without being uned pensions or rights to func- er canon (church) law or the been penalized. His widow Every one of these trustee- frocked. tion like Uie two spectacularly To Speak at Lincroft rubrics (italicized directions)! and c7ii!dr«tf~even though bishops is aware, for in- Among the formal charges misbehaving bishops, tfiese of the Book of Common-Pray- they may have been guiltless, stance, that two of their fel- against him were: fondling deposed priests would be, bet- LINCORFT - Dr. Judianne Odyssey House was estab- old boy before a New York er; or even "conduct unbe- have been denied all pension low prelates continue to ter off seeking justice In the coming a minister." As canon his secretary in church, propo- Denson-Gerber, executive di- lished In 1967 by Dr. Denson state legislative investigat- benefits. Even if he served preach, administer the sacra- sitioning an impressive num- civil courts. rector of Odyssey House in Gerber after she had seen her ing committee. The boy had New York City and Newark, first teen-age addict. It Is the been using heroin and was in- will address the congregation first juvenile heroin addict fected by hepatitis. of the First Unitarian Church treatment and rehabilitation Dr. Denson - Gerber re- of Monmouth County, 1475 W. center. It has grown to four ceived her B.A. cum laude Join in 6-Gontinent Prayer Service Front St., at 11 a.m., Sunday. locations in New York City from Bryn Mawr in 1956, She Sen. Harrison A. Williams plus one in Newark. studied further for a bachelor Jr. will add some remarks. In addition on March 3, of laws (1959) and doctor of RED BANK — Church Church, Fair Haven, will par- through Which Church Wom- day at an 8 p.m. Mass and taught philosophy and educa- Women United will join mil- Accompanying Dr. Derison- Odyssey House was offered jurisprudence (1969) at Co- ticipate in the program. en United expresses its con- be concluded at the 8 p.m. tion subjects at Niagara Uni- lions of people today in a Gerber to this area will be the Evangelical Deaconess lumbia University Law World Day of Prayer pro- cern for others In concrete Mass Tuesday, March 17. versity. He holds an MA de- bond of prayer spanning six a 25-voice chorus directed by Hospital, a 300-bed facility to School. She received her doc- vides an occasion for partici- terms including grants for After ordination, Father gree from there. continents. Sponsored in the Mrs. Judy Levine and 35 oth- serve some of the 25,000 teen- torate in medicine in 1963 pation in a nationwide offer- Christian literature on six con- O'Malley was assigned to the Prior to his appointment to United States by the Church er ex-addicts, ages 13-16. Five agers that are estimated from New York yniversity ing committed to helping oth- tinents and grants to Chris- Panama Canal Zone where he the Novena Band, he was a Women United, a World Day members of the staff will also to be using heroin in the New Medical School. She is li- ers "take courage." This tian colleges in Asia and Af- served the spiritual needs of religious superior with 10 of Prayer will be celebrated be present. The visiting young York City area. censed to practice as both year's emphases are: new re- rica. the Catholic personnel, mili- years' experience as a mem- by 25,000 communities people will be fed by mem- Last week Dr. Denson-Ger- doctor and lawyer in New ligious educational materials SOLEMN SERVICE tary and civilian, as well as ber of the Miraculous Mer-' throughout the country. for Latin Americans and RED BANK - St. James doing missionary work among bers of the. congregation after . ber accompanied a 12-year- York and New Jersey and as : Novena Band in New yv the service is over. a doctor in New; Jersey. She Fourteen Protestant and Sf.anish speaking families in Catholic Church will hold a the natives in the Republic this country; support of a sec- has been concerned with the Catholic churches here will solemn service in honor of of Panama. PASTOR'S AIDE retary for women's work of the Mother 6f God and the heroin addict pnoWem since celebrate the day at the Tow- In 1944 he was assigned to RED BANK - The First 1956. the Near East Christian Coun- Mother of the Church, con- the Vincential Mission field Baptist Church will have as er Hill Presbyterian Church cil; the dispossessed Spanish Holy Name Dr. Denson-Gerber's talk ducted by a Vincentian Fa- in the diocese of Mobile, Ala. its assistant pastor this will be on the Odyssey House at 1:30 p.m. migrant and American Indi- ther, the Eev. Bart J. O'Mal- and he was pastor in the arch- month, Frank Penas Jr., a Slates Talk program and the problem of The Rev. Frederick E. an communities. ley, of the Miraculous Medal diocese of Philadelphia and senior at Middletown High drugs Preuss 3rd, rector of the Holy These are part of an Inter- Novena Band, New York. in Raleigh, N. C, and Brook- School. He has served as se- Communion Episcopal continental Mission, a fund The Novena begins Mon- lyn. Father O'Malley also nior Hi-BYF' treasurer for On Abortion three years and is interested LONG BRANCH -..The Set Father-Son in sports, especially track. An Monmouth County Federation active youth leader for sev- of Holy Name Societies will Mass at CBA eral years, he plans to attend hold a Night of Recollection UNCROFT — The Rev. Ex-Monsignor Has Job Problem college next fall. Sunday at 7:30 at San Alfon- John Reynolds will be the This Sunday, the church has so Retreat House, Ocean Ave. guest speaker at the Father- By PATRICK O'KEEFE an interview, "I would have scheduled a Ft.. Monmouth Dr. Peter Amenta of Marl- Son Mass and Communion other countries because Before the Second Vatican , ROME (AP) — "We were found work." "about half the priests in It- Sunday for those servicemen ton will discuss "Abortion and Breakfast to be held in the Ecumenical Council, Musante who wish to be invited for the Right to Life." The talk CBA Christian Brothers Acad- made for each other." He blamed the Italian men- aly are over 60 years old, said, there was much less out- That was what Giovanna tality for this. He expressed and after a certain age cer- dinner by a congregation will include details of the emy gym on March 8. The spoken dissent over the celi- member. abortion bill pending in the mass will be said at 9 a.m. Calevar, a wealthy Roman great interest when told that tain problems don't count any- bacy rule. But, he added, the woman of 38, had to say about the more famous ex - priests .more." dissent "simply wasn't shown. Aaron Knight, executive di- state legislature. with breakfast following. rector of the Red Bank Com- The Rev. Mr. Reynolds is her fiance just before they in the United States had an Getting into more general There's always fire under the Dr. Amenta received his were married about a year munity Center, will present B.S. in Biology from Fairfield a popular orator and public easier time finding work. terms, he said "there is an ashes, and in the new times, ago. it spread." a program at the 7:30 eve- University, a masters in biol- speaker and has participated Mrs. Musante, a plump, undeniable evolution" toward Charles K. Roswcll pleasant brunette, said they optional celibacy. He noted ning service on social needs ogy from Marquette Univer- in many national television He did indeed seem a good Works on Book found in most communities prospect — healthy, tanned, had made friends with a num- that it was getting easier for sity and a doctorate in medi- and radio programs, debates The former aide to Pope resulting from major socio- cal science from the Univer- and discussion shows. He has with wavy black hair hardly ber of former priests in Italy priests to obtain release from To Describe flecked with gray and an and knew still other priests their vows and enter the lay Paul also said he had finished logical changes in the Ameri- sity of Chicago. He is an as- appeared often on NBC-TV's can home. David L. Fish is sociate professor of anatomy "The Catholic Hour" and easy smile that showed ivory who wanted to quit. state, then added: 1,000 handwritten pages of a CBS-TV's "Look Up And white teeth and bespoke a "We know one priest in book about "my situation," and head of histology and Island Work "That's no longer the is- ORDER TO MEET embryology at the Hahne- Live" programs. He is a gen- cheerful deposition. northern Italy who wants to sue. The kernel of the ques- although he did not yet have LONG BRANCH — Charles eral consulter to the superior leave to get married," she RED BANK - St An- mann Medical College and K. Koswell will show slides There was only one prob- tion is this: the coexistence a publisher. general of the Paulist Fa- said. "But he feels he can't of the priesthood and the mar- thony's Fraternity of the Hospital, Philadelphia of the Island of Bonaire, Ne- lem. The man was the Rt. He also is taking courses at thers. Rev. Msgr. Giovanni Musan- unless he can be sure of find- ried life. Third Order of St. Francis All Catholic men are being tlierland Antilles, at (lie First ing work." the nearby University of Ur- will hold its monthly meet- urged to attend for an infor- • Reformed Church, 650 Broad- te, 50, a prelate in the house- "The profession of celibacy, bino toward a degree in civil hold of Pope Paul VI. Unlike the United States, freely chosen, is a wonderful, ing Sunday at 4 p.m. in St mative evening. Refreshments way, at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. The Big Brother Italy has no employment law, which he hopes to ob- Anthony's Church, S. Bridge will be served. Rev. John E. Grant, is pastor The Musante defection and a magnificant thing ... but tain in another two years. Mu- Ave. 6 Program is Set agencies specializing in get- the choice of celibacy, freely of the Church. wedding must hav« been a ting jobs for former priests. sante's degree in canon law Mr. Hoswell, a former resi- blow for the Pontiff. After his made must be put on the from the Lateran University MATAWAN — A program When Musante first an- same level with actual sanc- dent here now living in Ocean to help young boys is in effect many exhortations for priests .in Rome has been partially The to remain true to their vow nounced that he was leaving tity." Grove, will describe his un- at the Matawan Presbyterian to marry, he said he had an credited toward his work at usual missionary work with Church. of celibacy and his efforts to They Are Rare Urbino, thus reducing by Presbyterian shut off discussions of a mar- overriding desire to "father Of those priests who do fol- Trans World Radio on Bon- There are many young boys a child." about two years, the time aire. He' has been operating in the community who come ried priesthood, a priest right low the celibacy rule because needed for a degree. Church However, when asked about they believe in it, he said: and maintaining the super- from'homes where there is no in the papal household left his Atop Tower Hill .calling to marry. a prospective child, Mrs. Mu- "These are few, these are Upon graduation he hopes powered broadcast band and father, or any adult male su- sante demurred. "I can neith- rare." to practice law in Rome but Heel Bank short wave transmitters there, pervision. The Big Brother Doing Fine THE UNITED er confirm nor deny it," she "It is necessary," he con- would leave the capital if METHODIST which are used to broadcast program is concerned with Former Msgr. Musante and said, "because these are need be to get a good prac- 0:00 and11:00 a.m. the Gospel in 13 languages to tinued, "that laws for priests CHURCH helping these young people his wife appear to be doing things that you don't talk take into account their human tice. Divine Worship South America, North Amor- receive attention and under- fine now, enjoying each oth- about to anyone." condition. In the old churcK, 247 Broad Street ica, Africa and the Middle "But not because we need 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. standing in their formative er's company and their sump: The Musantes sat close to- celibacy did not have this Red Bank, New Jersey money," put in his wife. "We Church School East. ... years. tuous apartment In one of the gether on a rich brown sofa iiigfi status." The rule of man- don't lack for anything." WELCOME! The island is 50? miles north Men who are interested in better residential quarters on during Uie interview, he hold- - datory celibacy for priests in 12:15 of Venezuela and the color being a Big Brother and will- Monte Mario, a hill overlook- Musante declared he was 9:30 and 11a.m. ing his wife's hands on her the Latin Western Rite is us- happy with marriage and his Young Adults slides, narrated by a tape re- ing to devote some spare ing Rome. lap. Every so often, she fond- ually dated from the fourth Services of Worship new life and happy that the cording, will show Bonaire, time are needed. Further in- Musante's only complaint: led the back of his neck. century. 7:00 p.m. 9:30 an d 11 a.m.- the facilities of Trans World formation may be had from job hunt was "the only prob- the notoriety of his case has Less Protest "While the West adopted a lem we have.'1 Senior High Fellowship Church Scliiral Kadio and how international Richard Brewer, Warren kept him from finding a de- Protest against priestly cel- rigid law," said the former super -powered broadcasting Drive, or Jack Itener, Madi- "Yes," echoed Mrs. Musan- Nursery Provided Nursery Provided cent job. "If I hadn't liad so ibacy, said Musante, is less monsijtnor, "The East kept te, smiling, "the only prob- is 'jeing used today; son Township. much publicity," he said, In vocal in Italy than in many the original law." During Worship -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MJDDLETOWN, N. J.s FRIDAY, MARfH 6, 1970 17 mouthful 32 Avarice Peanuts • V 9 Cooked - 34 "The Mill On PUZZLE (defeated The—" THE HEAD BEAGLE. 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'48 OLDSMOBILE Dstta 68. Two-door hardtop: Custom. Automailc transmission, power steering, radio vinyl top, air conditioning) power window: MAVERICK GRABBER Dower brakes. Wai $2395 NOW $2849 (Fords New Thrifty Swiffy) •68 BUJCK USabre. Converlible. Automatli Iransmlsjlon, radio, power steer- From 0-60 mph in Less fnan 6 Cents ing, power brakes. SPECIAL Was SPECIAL $2195 NOW $1849 1968 CHEVROLET 1968 CHEVROLET Impola Custom Coupe. Fully equipped Including '68 OLDSMOBILE. V-6, Impofa, 9-passcnger station wagon. Fully factory a\r conditlwilnfl. Beige finish vyjtb equipped including factory air t black vinyl top. Delta 68- Two-door hardtop. All conditioning. Fully guaranteed. Fully guaranteed. conditioning, au'omadc transmission, power steering, radio, powei brakes, vinyl lop, 6th ANNUAL Was CHEVROLET S2795 1967 PONTIAC $1795 1967 VOLKSWAGEN $1695 Wagon. Low mileage. Immaculate, (2795 NOW V-8, Impola, custom coupe, vinyl Tempest station wagon. Fully $2339 equipped, "Minf condition.** Fully fu)ly guaranteed. roof/ fully equipped Including power guaranteod. Dressed Up •47 PONTIAC steering. New car guarantee. 1967 FORD $1695 Priced Doun Cotollnn. Four-door hardtop. Falrlone convertible, low mil cage Automatic transmission, power 1967 PONTIAC $1895 steering, radio. — white with black top — fully 1969 DODGE $2495 GTD, Sport Coupe, 4-speed trans- equipped. LIKE NEW. WHITE SALE Was . Darl GTS. Eight cylinder. Two-door mjssion, bucket seats and vinyl top* "A real beauly." $1795 NOW hardtop, fully equipped, low mile- 1948 FAIRLANE "500" *!429 1966 CHEVROLET $1495 1967 LINCOLN « $2395 1947 GAIAXIE , $ISH oge. "Mint condition." New car V-8 Impola. Sport coupe, fully Continental. Four door, full power, air conditioned. "5C01' two-door hordtop. AutomotlCr Four-door. Automatic, radio, hsoter, guarantee. equipped. Fully guaranteed. '67 CHEVROLET 1967 CAMARO $1895 power steering* air candirioned. Impola- Two-door hardtop. Auto- 1969 RANCH WAGON $2195 Sport coupe. Fully equipped. "Mint 1966 GALAXIE W-H5 mafic transmission, power sfear- Six-cylinder, slx-possenoer. Automotlc, radio, 1947 SALAXIE "500" $I4« Ing, radio. condition." Fully auaianteed. 1966 CHEVROLET $1495 "500" two-door. Hordtop. Automotlc, power (leering. 1968 CHEVELLE 52295 V-8, I mpala sedan. Low mileage, heater, power steering. Convcrllblt. B-cyllnder, automatic, radio, htoter, black finish, fully equipped Includ- V-8. Super Sport coiverflble, fully sower steering. 1964 MUSTANG S «5 $1795 NOW equipped, fully guaranteed, white 1967 FORD ing power steering. A real black 1968 GALAXIE $1750 *1549 $1795 beauty. Fully guaranteed. with Q black top — console ond "500" 4-door hardtop. Eight cylinder, automatic, Six cylinder. buckei seats. V-8. Mustang Sporl Coupe. Fully 1967 MUSTANG 51450 '67 FORD equipped. "Showroom condition." power steering, 5-50 factory warranty. \ Convertible. Automate, power steering. Fully guaranteed, 1966 RAMBLER $ 795 8 5 Custom 5

JMS>5 NOW =1189 •65 CHEVELLE Mallbu wagon. Automatic mission, radio. PRE SPRING OCO (1195 NOW 09' '65 CADILLAC .Sedan DeVllle. Air condlllonfne, automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, power windows, power seat. $ SALE! $2195 NOW 1869 & '64 PONTIAC Grand Prix. Aufomarlc frcrtsm's- RED s I on, power steering, radio, bucket seats. BANK Was at M. SCHWARTZ $1195 NOW $869 1765 BUICK USabre 1966 FORD Fairlane Wagon '64 BUICK Four-door, V-8, power windows, Automatic, radio, Skylark convertible. Automatic power seat, automatic, power TREMENDOUS SAVINGS! whitewalls, vinyl seats transmission, power stserlno, .steering, power brakos, radio. A $1AQE 51295 radio. must et. , 1 IU73 Wai 1969 MUSTANG 2-Dr. Fastback *9?5 NOW 679 1965 PLYMOUTH Station Wgn. V-8, automatic on console, pow- $OlCfl '64 CHRrSLER Standard transmission, radio. $ 7O or steering, radio,, bucket seats. *• ' ^*" For economy-minded. ., /T 300K. Two-door hardtop. Auto- ON 1970 i matic transmission, power steering, power brakes, bucket seals. 1969 PONTIAC Lemons 1967 VOLKSWAGEN Fastback ' Two-door hardtop, V-8, auto- Disc brakes, S1CQC $1095 NOW 669 matic on consolo, power steer- $0*70^ radio ID7D ing, vinyl roof, bucket seats, ww. */75 "64 OLDSMOBILE 1967 FORD Galaxy 2-Dt Hardtop F-ai. Four-door sedon. Automatic transmission, power steering, 1969 BARRACUDA 2-Dr. Hardtop V-8, power steering, air condi- radio. Rod with black vinyl roof, air, $00CA tioning, green, black vinyl roof, $|QQC Was power, automatic t/animisslon, *iO3U automatic transmission. BUICKS & OPELS $995 , NOW 689 2-DOOR SEDAN AIR 2-DOOR SEDAN SUPER SPECIALS! m SKY LARK CONDITIONED TRUCKS Rapid Transit '67 CHEVROLET New Rapid Transit New '/2-Ton Pickup. Special #8506 Wai $ if Special + $1695 NOW 1549 1970 CUDA 2-Door 1968 ROAD RUNNER . '62 CHfcVROLET HARDTOP V-8 Automatic, powor steering, radio, vinyl seats, Manual transmission, four-speed, high perfor- -^l'4;Ton Utility wltn ladder. mance axle, solid state radio, rally instru- rod streak tiros. ments. $1495 NOW 13/ LIST $3928 $ '61 CHEVROLET SALE 1895 SALE 3299 I'/i-Ton Ulllllv. Was $ DELIVERED PLUS TAX DELIVERED Pf US TAX $895 NOW 479 '61 CHEVROLET Vi-Ton P|ckup. w" $ KflO SEE OUR USED TRUCK BAKBAfNS $695 NOW «»07 1963 SCOUT 1961 G.M.C. '60 CHEVROLET Vi-Ton Pickup. 4x4 with plow $ 12 ft. platform with $ Was $ .9£ • . . As ii .... 695 | lift gafo . . . Ai iV.... 69 LEFTOVERS I i*m NOW 30 FINANCING ARRANGED FOR ALL ELECTRA 225's- AIR CONDITIONED KITSON - ONLY 3 LEFT -1 RIVIERA - CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH ALL AIR CONDITIONED HIGHWAY 36 141 WEST HtONT ST. HIGHWAY 35 EATONTOWN 542-1126 RED BANK 747-0787 SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-6200 NEW SHREWSBURY * 4 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: FRIDAY, MARCH 6,: 1970 AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR ?ALE AUTOS FOR SALE ,AW0S, FOB SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOE SALE 1H3 CHEVROLET — Nova U 8U- 1MT VOLKSWAOBN - WWU aedan. ,t»69 PLYMOUTH OTX — Pour-speed. 1M9 OLDSMOBILE — CutlaJS iu- ltd PLYMOUTH — ConyerttMe. 1968 OLDSMOBILE I Uon wagon. Bxcelteot condition, six- Like new. Work, 2M-77U: borne, 187- Mags. Excellent shape, tow mileage. preme. Air. power steering and FrFuryy HI. Automatic. Excellent condl- Luiury aedaa in Eumiady with feULdf cylinder aUmSaid transmission, 35,000 2397. Tahe.' over payments. 264-MO5. brakes. Bucket seats, coosole, plus UUon, leaving lor service, take over vinyl roof «nd black interior. ,Thli car miles, (Honest). Four new tires. (595. other extras. Factory guarantee. payments. 671-2565. • ' U sir conditioned and will be sold REPROCESSED CARS 1903 CADILLAC - Fleetwood. Air, AUSTIN AMERICA — Two-door, four- 12750. pnone 787-3193. this week. You'd naver tuena (he tt\tt, Nueda radiator, hood, Jffft fender, sceeo, !1,872, P.O.E. illghtly higher TWIN BORO MOTORS MO wel'-ll t*II you — It's wily, MJ«. KITSOH CHEVROLET CO. grill. Rumflr.f!- 1250. 1861 POrilla.;with automatic. Also-Sprites.. Mldsetj, Jeep Sales and Service Hwy. 38 . Eatontotvn Flrccliler. Needs cleaning and tires. MOB roadsters — GT. Aid MOTORS, —'•- -1970 CADILLAC . - Prices start at *MM vliu freltht TOM'S FORD WE ME SPECIALISTS SiMODO W5 787-1983. Anbury Park. 775-3*83. Convertible, air, tilt wheel, tlectrle 747-00(0 atEBif locks, many extras. Getting company Hwy 35 ' Ksyport car. Save 11300. Be first, call 671-3311. 1B67 CHEVROLET IMP ALA — . Ask- CAH NOW FOR CMSDIT APPROVAL AUTOS FOR SALE ing S1295. One owner. Excellent con- 264.1600 AUTOS "OB SALE AUTOS FOR SALE SCENIC CAR SALES dltlon. All new rsdUl Urea. VJ 283. IMS VOLVO - Model 142-F. Two- Black, vinyl lop. 542-9135 snytlme. door sedan, air conditioned, - Itlck y. 36 872-0221 Hlghlinds shift. JIMS. BAILLY BEO3.. New. 741-2433 man Sprlnga Rd.. Jttd Bank. AUTOS FOB SALE 1967 VOLKSWAGEN — Excellsnt con. ,»" UNCOIN MARK III 1?« CADILLAC AUTOS FOR SALE dltlon IJKhl blue, wtutewslls, JU»J. lOflo miles, siereo topes, air Coups o« VIII.. Vln/l top, Csll ?r. Air condlUonlng. Excellent condl Wt DART lAVB II IF A USED CAR JERRY BARATTA ond LOU LERNER SAY... lion. Call M6-9182. IMJ COMET SAVE U S. T. convertible '"''" 1969 CHEVE~LLE — Two-door. spoil Collenle. Full power. <:oupe. Gold with black vtnyT roof l«l Bl/ICK _ SAVE tl IMS PLYMOUTH SAVE II We Can't Save You from the New S07 VS. 18.000 miles. Needs bod; Special, deluxe wgn. foct. olr, Sto, Wgn, Fury 1119 pen. Pwr. work. $1500. 671.1053. IIU PONTIAC SAVE SI 1M5 IMPERIAL SAVE » 5% Sales Tax But...... CADILLAC — Calais, fouMloor Enecutlve sedan. Full power. Hardtop. Factory air Eicellent condlMon. 27,000 miles. mi CHARGER SAVE U IMS FORD _._,. SAVE IS H9M. 842-5252. Full power. BRING THIS AD IN AND Wagon. Full power. 1964 FORD OALAXIB — Convertible, IHI OATSUN SAVg SI IMI CADILLAC . SAVE II WERE JUST OKAY New top. Excellent condition. 9000. Woor, fully equipped. Convertible. Factory air. $ Call 495-02D4. IN? CHRYSLER __!. SAVB SI IMS CHEVELLE SAVE II F 4 II Motors Inc. Newport. Sedon. Full power. Mallbu. Hardtop. Full power. Hwy. 35 Eltontown, N. I. IM7 MUSTANO _ SAVE SI SAVE 100 INI VALIANT SAVE II 542-1111 Full/ equipped. Convertible Full power. «83 CHEVROLET IMPAIR - SlI IIJ7 CHRYSLER SAVE SI I'M MALIBU SAVE II en most CARS in STOCK OVER $1,000 cyllndf-. ('ood condition. ASklDf 1400. Newport. Hardtop. Full power. Conv. Full power Call 495-0233. 1W PLYMOUTH SAVE IS IMS DART O.T. SAVE II IT WOULDN'T BE When Accepted By This Dealership-This Week Only 1!)G« BLUE BUICK—Four-door sedan. .. Fury III, 4-door hardtop, air, Hardtop, fully equipped. Alr-condltloned, lull power. Excellent - . full power. l»t CHEVROLET SAVE U condition. $1600. Selling due to death It*. DODGE SAVB SI V4-ton Pick-up. Equipped. In family. Oall 74H86S or 7H-4H1. Monoca Foctory air. MM CADILLAC ...SAVE U PLYMOUTH'S NEWEST ADDITION IMe CHRYJLER SAVE II Sedan De Vide. Full power. 1969 PLYMOUTH 300. Hardtop. Full powir. IHI CHEVROLET SAVE II Fury lu. Sedan. Excellent condtHc 1»U PLYMOUTH . - SAVE SI Bel Air Sto Wgn. Auto., RJ.H Selling due to company car. S210O. Fury III. Air. an OK one. 2B1-0042 after 3:30 p.m. weekdays, or IHI OLDSMOBILE _ SAVE II IM« DODOE JAVB SI "9B" Convertible Full power. all day weekends. Polara wogon. 9 passenger. 1HJ MERCURY SAVE IS DUSTER *1992 1967 DATSUN 1800 — Wagon. Excel- ' Fully equipped. Colony Park 9 pass. Wogon. Power. ECONOMY SPECIALS lent condition, automatic. S1250. Call IMS FALCON SAVB SI mi T-BIRD SAVE II 264-5941 before 12 a.m. Future wogon. Fully equipped. Full power. TOWN & COUNTKY DODOI IMJ DODOE SAVE II IMI CHEVROLET SAVE II «0 Main at, Mitiwsn Csronel, 4-ipeed, fully equip. 1969 RENAULT 1968 VOLKSWAGEN NEW 1970 PLYMOUTH 3634100 Bel Air wagon, 9 pass. R-10, four-door, 13,000 milai, $130, C Two-door, 13,000 milei, automatic $1 CQC Wtt FORD „._...._.. JAVE II IMI FALCON SAVE II 4-door, ^-cylinder, automatic trantmisslon,.SALES 1961 OIjDSMOBILE — JetsUr 1. Two. Falrlom wagon. Fully equip. Wagon. Fully equipped, four-spaed, radio, whifewalls, ate. •«# 19 transmission, radio, whitewalli. '•'* power steering, radio and whltewoll tins. 2850 door. Excellent condition,' Please cai Slock #7 842-3052. * • 1S6S CHRYSLEB NEWPORT - la- 200 Con Netdtd lor NEW DODGES SOLD AT dan, rour door, automatic, poj« steering, A-l condition, J33QQ, TO7-29M. . Expert. Top Trade-in COST PLUS! No One 1966 IMPALA 51595 1966 BELAIR < $1295 1964 RAMBLER —Six cylinder. Allowance en New Dodges. Undtrullfilil Beautiful condition. Borne motof worif Four-door sedan, air-condition, Four-door s«dsedan< , automatic, radio, NEW 1970 CHRYSLER needed. Best offtr. 2M-13TO. dio, 4-door Newport, power steering ond brakes.**! E automatic, power, ate. heatarhe, , etc. automatic transmission. Remote control*'*1** (More Classified Ads mirror, radio, fiberglass whltewall tires. On The Nest Page) Labriola Motors, Inc. Ll*l $4,171.55 - Stock #81 AUTHORIZED DODGE DEALER 1966 CAPRICE $1595 1965 IMPALA $1195 Custom Coupe, air-conditioned, Super Sport CoConvertiblem , V-8, buckets:Uti, , AUTOS FOR SALE 'U PLYMOUTH 120 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK vinyl roof, powar, etc. automaticautomatic , power,*-etc. '66 CHRYSLER Daily 9 a.m. • 9 p.m. — Wed. & Sat. til 6 p.m. Niw Yorker air cond. 1 Dr. Hdlp. olr cond. •65 POHTIAC •47 CHEVROLIT 1965 FORD $1495 1965 IMPALA $1095 GTO air cond. Impale air cond. Thundarbird Coupe, automatic, lull Four-door satedand t air-conditioning, C. Dougbu Aim powar, whitewali'i, etc. full popowarw , radio, »tfi» >• 'it PLYMOUTH •46 CHEVROLET MZRCIMMMt Sport Fury air cond. Impala Wagon. 1966 IMPALA 1965 COMET $895 $1495 Fer»i|« *r DanwKi Fastbaclc Coupe, V-§, aufomatJc, Cali«nf« Convertible, V-8, automatictic,, Daltnry power, radio, etc. lull power, etc. BAYSHORE O«a black Iran LHrla Silm It.!. Static* 1966 IMPALA $1495 1965 BISCAYNE $895 CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH MtecaaaasrtAw. UMt'MMr Super Sport Fallback, automatic, Four-door sedan, '6', automatic, MM3IJ full power, radio, arc. . power steering, radio. FIRST AVENUE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 291-9200 229-4790 1967 BELAIR $1395 1965 IMPALA $895 Two-door i*dan, V-8, automatic, Convertible, '&', automatic, radio. I radio, ate. 1964 IMPALA $795 1966 IMPALA $1395 Nine-passenger wagon, V-8, automaticitiC, : Our Customers Convertible, V-8, aufomific, power, stc. power steering, etc. 1966 FAIRLANE $1395 1962 CADILLAC $795 VALUE! Pass The Word! Nim-paiienger wagon, V-8, automatic, Coupe deVille. air-conditioning, You gat more "valua" for your dollar wfitn y«u buy it RUSSELL! powtr, radio, ate. full power, whitewalls, etc. You gat (ha "quality" and "prattiga" of tha axtraardinary 1970 They tell their friends about the Oldimobila and our down to aarth pricas* You fat top .dollar good trade they got on their great (or your trada-in and in the long run • • • tha molt for your new 1970 Mercury. They suggest ear-buying dollar. - • that their friends see us before CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. their next trade. That's the kind of 325 MAPLE AVE. 741-3130 RED BANK recommendation money can't buy Choose From Our Seltcfion ... and also the kind we won't run "WHERE DOING BUSINESS IS A PLEASURE" Of More Than 30 a risk of losing by selling you any- 1970 thing other than a good car at a fair price. See Wall for your next OLDSMOBILES trade ... and you'll be passing the 1970 PRICE BREAK! NO MATTER WHAT YOUR NEED OR word to your friends! PRICE RANGE . . . YOU'LL FIND IMMEDIATE AN OLDS AT RUSSELL! DELIVERY GET "THAT SOMETHING XTRA" . .1 SEE A "RUSSELL MAN" TODAY! OVER 40 OLDSMOBILE- SHREWSBURY, N.J. IN STOCK! SHREWSBURY AVE. at SYCAMORE 747-540O RUSSELL CADILLAC CO. PLYMOUTH'S NEWEST MODEL v 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 741-0910 RED BANK You don't have ! to trust our '70 DUSTER \ used car salesmen.

: There's no nesd to get squeamish when one of our ' talesmen slaps you on the back and asks you to sign the papers. Nof when the car carries a dealer's 100% guarantee. ' This guarantee means that the car has passed a thorough 16-point inspection. ot It also means that we'll repair or replace every mojor ,' working part* for 30 days or 1000 miles,Whichevsr comes first; ... and we've got the BEST! Trujf UJ. 1963 CHRYSLER 1967 CHRYSLER 1966 IMPERIAL New Yorker, 4-door hardtop, auto- SPECIAL "300", 2-door hordtop. While wllh Crown. Four-dooe hardtop. Fuil matic transmission, power steering, power. Factory air conditioning. *The dealer guarantees 100% to repair or replace the power brakes and foctory air con- black vinyl root automatic transmission, power steering and brakes, Black vinyl, roof. £) engine, transmission, rear axle, front axle assemblies, ditioning. Gray with B black vinyl top. power wlndowi ond brake syitem ond electrical system, for 30 doyi or 1000 miles, PURCHASE power not. whichever comes first. 1968 CHEVROLET 1966 CHRYSLER Impala. Two door hardtop. V-8, 1966 PLYMOUTH 1 DIRECT FROM New Yorkef. Four-door hordtop, IMPORTS DOMESTICS automatic fransmissfon, air cond., Satellite, 2-door nardtop, v-8, full power, factory air conditioned. mm power steering, heater ipeed trans., nearer Ivory with black £91 CA and radio. Pale blue. and radio. Blue. $1350 vinyl roof. ?£ I W 1963 VOLKSWAGEN $895 1968 MGB $2095 SSSrSStf* ^ CHRYSLER CORP. G.T. coupe. Red. Radio. Heater. 1968 FORD Sedan. Anthracltt Gray. Four spted. Custom. Tw I 3&3 1968 VOLKSWAGEN $1995 Impalo Super Sport. Two door 1966 FORD hardton. Radio. Hester. Automatic. 1297 597 Nlnt passenger bul. Tan. Power steering. V-8. 1967 VOLKSWAGEN Gaiaxti "500". Two-door Hardtop. 1965 FORD Karmann Ghlo convertlbli. Four V-8, automatic transmission, Country Squirt, 2-teal Mullen •— — SPECIAL OF THE WEEK •peed transmission. Heater and power steering, foctory air wagon. Green, V-l, automalic '68 TOYOTA '65 MUSTANG '62 FALCON radio. Whlti with transmission, Corona 4-dr, Radio and Two-door hardtop. Auto- black top. power steering. Two-door sedan. A real Wagon. Radfo and $1425 $1425 $1295 • 1968 TOYOTA TWO DOOR HARDTOP tisoter, Q'jtomolic, white- matic on console, bucket wall tires, wheel covers, buy. It won't last. heater, tic. Economical. WI IUY USED CARS. R*tdio. fi«attr, ytNcw, black mien or. £ etc., low mileage. Full Vollttwagtn guaranttn. Full prict* 1322 *197 Daily Rentals — Long Term Leasing LARGEST SELECTION OF USED CARS MONMOUTH COUNTY'S OLDEST & LARGEST |$| IN MONMOUTH COUNTY — OPEN EVENINSS 'TIL 9:30 VOLKSWA&EN DEALER fM Shrewsbury Motors, Inc. Buhler & Bitter • w • ^ • •• • SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-8500 SHREWSBURY CHRYSLER ft PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH TOYOTA SALES: 264-0198 ' -"' Established 1925 SERVICE: 2M-9090 ft Pay^to Advertise in The Register7OO RT. 36, EflTONTOWN 542-55OO 1686 NEW LOCATION: 3290 HWY. 35, HAZLET 20- -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MID.DLETOWN. N. J.: FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1970 AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE TRUCKS FOR SALE BOATS and ACCESSORIES HELP WANTED—FEMALE HELP WANTE&-FTEMALE 1967 V0LKSWA3EX BQUAREBACK- jo** FORD OALAXIE MO - Take INTERNATIONAL TRUCK BALES Ifl1 LAPSTRAKE — 35 ll.P, Ellin, -t 1969 FORD GALAXIE 500 Just completely, nervictd,. 43,000 TRADE IN CLEARANCE over 11 0 paymentsNlght. 78766Fal r rT condition. Rarllan Garage Inc., with trailer. Wafer aklls. Movfag, best Four-door IK Catidyaiilfle Red" with miles. Excellent ooBdlHon. Best -•off, y ° 8. Main St., Keyport. 261-0361 oner. 229-1713. black crinkled vinyl interior. V-8. auto- over $WO0. 222-lHt after 5 p.m. lflflS DODQB DART OT — Power matic, power steering. This car IK one steering, automatic, buckets. 1850 or 1962 CHEVROLET — * t 11' 1961 OHADY WHITE CrulseMe — or a group of cars (some have factory McCARthy Chevrolet RASSAS PONTIAC best offer. Call 671-0631. Good condition. J725. Call " Wood. Head. »Ink and trailer. 1962 ASSEMBLERS ain purcrttftsed eseprlnlly for oi;r sp my First Ave. > . AtlanUc Highlands 75 h.p. Johnson. As Is, S8O0. 735-0741. sale Fully reconilHlonpd and war- 291-1101 Save New! 1968 FA HI LANE - Squire wagon. IN SERVICE. MUST SELL — 1987 Factory air. tinted glass, lour new Dodge van truck. Can be seen at 35 H.p. KVINRUDE — Perfect. JIM ranted. This car is priced at a low, 1963 BU1CK — LeSabre. Good run* 1062 OLDS—1-rlr. hardtop J195 tires. Ilrra, Call low S399S. nlnff condition. Ji75. 1963 CATALINA-Wafton 3:3X7 any tlmr. Call 787-41M. 7B7-1383 Openings now available -for permanint full tim« raliabU 787-2526 __ CAMAttO 1907 — Gold. VS automatic, TOMS FORD 19S3 CATALINA—Sedan $355 radio, consnte. Very clean, low mile- 1948 JEEP — Slx-cylfnder pick up Hwy 35 Key port i!)fir) GTO — Very pood condition. Low 1963 BUICK—4-tlr. hardtop . S4!Ki wretkur with snuwplow. Manly boom girls and. woman. No experience nscsssary. Excellent mileage. automatic ' transmission. 11I63 DOIME-Sedan s"« age. Asking SU50. 264-5266- and V Meyers plow. 11358 engine, and 264-1600 Power steering. Asking 51200. Call 1963 FORD -2dr. »»5 1364 VOLKSWAGEN 1500 SQUARE frodt cinl. 94J-37OI evea. and week- BOAT HOUSE working conditions, congenial mrroundirgj and new, air 872-0545. 1961 FORD-Sedan 4-dr. S3S5 BACK — Radio, fill. ends. 1JX56 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN — In 19G1 CHEVROLET—2 dr. 431)5 2G4-U5OU superb condition. Call 1D67 JEEP — Four wheel drive, free 1961 CXTALJH.\—Conv, Red $395 The Shore's Finest Selection of conditioned plant. 711-0244 1961 CATALI.VA—Conv BlacU S305 MURPHY & PAVISON — Mercedes- 1864 VOLKSWAGEN—2-dr. «» Benz Sales and Service, Hwy. 9. Frea- MOTORCYCLES Marine Paint, Hardware and INTERVIEWS: hohi. 102-5300. CUSTOM CAMPER — 1965 Chevrolet STATION WAGON — 1%-i Bulck. l'JIii HONNWVlLLtf—C'otiV M(5 1063 HONDA — 305 dream, electric Accessories. TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS 9 A./W: • 10 A.M. J P.M. • 3 P.M. van. Multi-purpose. Unusual riesiRn. Automatic. luR^.-iRc rack, power tail- 1961 TEMPEST—2-dr. 5595 1866 VOLKSWAGEN — Sedan starter, lens than 6000 miles. Sell or 741-9347. Kale. Good condition. M6-8177. 1965 CORVAIR-Conv. SH5 trade for best offer. 787-9473. _ OCEAN AVE., SEA BRIGHT 1365 HAMBL.ER—Sedan S4{S SGQO LANVIN-CHARLES OF THE RITZ 1966 SUNBEAM MTNX — Four-t.nor. "TWO~CAlisr"Pli"lCB OF ONE -~ 10G3 N. J, Slate Inspection suaranlccrl. ENJOY THOSE DAYS OFF — Let 32.000 miles. Excellent shape. Best Chevrolet i JrctMibrlar van- Iftfi4 19G4 PONTIAC TEMPEST — Mitnjon »3 do your lawn work. Free esti- 842-2211 Holmdel. N. J. offer. 741:653<._ DmlKe. four-door sedan. Standard four-door Good condition. Best offer. mates. Call 7676713. Krolt MolOra Inc. slliris. C.aU rBT-2lSL_ __ RASSAS PONTIAC Ctt/t 7-J7-35SJ5. 279 Broadway Long Branch, X. J. lJrS7r)lYMbufHBARRACUDA — Of Red Bank 1969 CORVETTE — Whit* with two STORAGE AND SERVICE 222-3600 Four sjn't'd Cammaitno. Bucket 396 Broad. St. 741-5180 lie,] Bank tops. Low mileage. Like new. Owned MOBILE HOMES HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED-FEMALE CADILLAC 1957 — Twn-door coupe. ieata, ratlin, healer. 542-7215^ Eves, until 9 by little old school teacher. 222-6352 BOAT SLIPS AVAILABLE — Elec Absolutely none as immaculate. Ga- 1967 OPEL — Blue Bport hardtop. or 5S3-2820. 1S63 10x51 VAGABOND EXPANDO — triclty and water, deep water, bar SECRETARY —For medical depart raged by private owner. 229-9256. 6 Asking $1015. Call 1963 MOB-GT — Excellent condition. 1968 PONTIAC GTO — convertible- Call 261-2306 between 5 and 9 p.m.and Krlll. Swim club membership nient. Require top skills office proce- p.m. to 8 p.m. ftrj-4»l9 after 6:30 Radio, heater, wire wheels, radlals. Power steerlnp. Karilo. Four-speed. weekdays. available. Call lor appointment. 291- EXPERIENCED dure, typing and BtiorUiand. MuM Priced to sell. 255-4000, Kxt. 228, be-2G.500 miles. Like new. 264-2350^ 2375. DOWN SEA BEACH MOTEL " have good perflonallty and ItnoWledKB 1968 CORVETTE 427—Three two's. 1069 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL forp 5 p. m. HOUSE TKAILEn — R'xS'i', Ihreo SWIM CLUB. of meulcal temlnology. Apply at Per- Two tops, vinyl, convertible. AAJ-FM Four danr sedan in dark preen with 1%8 CADILLA3 COUPE > a better denl at Russell OidamobHe- stick, 4-door, turquoise, Posi-traction Kcavy duty three-speed transmission. render work. First WOO drives it WANTED AUTOMOTIVE tering, concrete, brick and block. M2- FOX & BOTTONE school 'justness administration neces- Cadillac, 100 Newman Springs Rd., rear, radio, hPater, runs Rood, just Power Hteftrinn, eiKht-Lraek stereo home. Call 291-2505. 4230. sary. Applicants should s«nd resume tuned. 741-C331 after 6. DATA PROCESSING, Inc. Red BanK, 7U-O910. tape, AM radio. MUST SELL. Call CHEVROLET — ttOO. Call 222- WE DONT SEIi JUNK — SCOTTO & SONS to Dr. Robert C Hoops, Superinten- "iMR HAWBLER — Four-door, auto- 1955 MERCEDES 190 SL. — Convert, 787-1513. r Nor do we buy It. but — dent of Red Bank Public Schools, 78 matic, radio. Neftda fender work. $300 ! llilc and hardtop, [n good condition. THE FINEST SELECTION — O[ new We do buy clean, late model cars ALL TYPES OF HOME 45 W. River Bd. Rumson Rrancb Ave. Position available May Call 291-2062. ' SI500. Call after T:30 p.m. 8I2-&K3. and used cars in ifonmouth County. at tDp dollar. See or call WALL. IMPROVEMENTS AND REPAIRS 106ri CORVETTE — Asking $2000. LINCOLN-MERCURY, 747-5400. Alteratlons-addltlona-dormerg. 842-5600 Over 100 -alr-conditloned new cars In Call after 5 p.m. FOH PROMPT SERVICE DRAPERY SALESWOMEN Block. BOB WHITE BUICK • OPEL, 787-0574 CASH FOR USED CARS — Truckl. 842-0950 741-3953 AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE Shrewsbury Ave., 'New Shrewsbury. foreign or domestic Dean, opposlts Our new shop-at-home, custom drapery 741-5200. COMET 1965 — Convertible, six cyl- HOUSE PAINTING — Experienced. LPN WANTED WEEKENDS — 4 dept. la orrcrlng a yWOmoO weekly In- inder, standard, radio, heater, -$5()0. Two Guys, Mlddletown. 671-9844. P.m. to 12 mldnlgm, Vlclnlly Holmcel- come tn sales personnel with experi- Call 747-3370. Interior-Exterior. Reasonable. Phon» 8)20369. llailet area. 747-2011 ence. Pica.ie contact HOME DECORA- drive, wllh plow. Powered by 327\fOLKSWAQEN — 1D61 'bus. S99,""6ajT JUNK CARS TO H S_a^2*f -flS0O_ _ Chevrolet. Iladlo, heater. A-l shape, DENTAL, ASSISTANT — Expsrlenced 1 568-5342. be seen on sat. and Sun. call 741- PICKED UP girl preferred [or Hed Bank specialty "SALES" AND STOUK - Full Unr . 0065. INCOME TAX RETURNS ofdee. Excellent opportunity. Send Apply In person Keyport Jeweton, 38 19S5 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE — 1936 PLYMOUTH — 5-wlndow coupe. Twinbrook Auta Wrecking Don't Jet It throw you when you dis-resume. Including references. to W. Front St., Kcypyrt, Get a better deal Four-door alx-cyllnder stick. Excellent Has Chevrolet motor, transmission, cover that you may have to fllo from Box W-J31. The Dally Register. Red condition. Dark blue. Good Urea. rear enil. Will sell or trade [or beat Eatontown 542-2235 5 to 15 separate forma to prepare your Bank. NAVE3INK HOUSE — Openlrvrs tor Clean. Asking M95. 741-7157. orfcr. 787-M73. returns. Our staff has stacks of {arms, RN'S part-time, n to 7 ,*hlf(, »rd from GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN — knows how to U3C them, writer'^ PERMANENT AND TEMPORARY in. alternate weekends. Ap- CIRCLE CHEVROLET W83 CHEVROLET II — Two-door, AND SPORT3 CARS AT MONMOUTH cramp and a wild Bcnse of humor. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ply Mrs"Mrakovdch. 842-3400. 325 Maple Ave, Bed Bank all good rubber, Just passed Jnspec- MOTORS, INC., Hwy. 35, Eatontown, Corporation, partnership, business, 20 Thomas Ave. 747-i4M Shrewsbury 741-3130 Uon Call 671-5417 612-2411. YOU.VO R.N. NEEDED for buav personal and state returns. 19th year DECORATIVE TYPE — Showroom Doctor's office. Llnoroft area. Full 1567 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN — SU95 1068 PLYMOUTH FURY — Auto- CARS WANTED — We pay top ?$in Middtetown area, Margery Travato sales help wanted. Part-time. Call lime. 8alary SIOO for four days. Flex- a better dealer! or best offer. matic. Power steering, brakes. V-S. for clean used cars. Call Mr. Vincent A Assocs., trading as Reliable Tax Mr. Leonard. 741-6400. ible hours Write Box F-152. The 229-5291 Snows. $1275. 741-1370. 512-5500. Service. Appointment only. 671-1289. nally Register, Kcd Bank. WAITRESSEB — Apply F. W. WOOL- THE PLACE TO SAVE IS ... 1067 PLYMOUTH QTX — Automatic 1951 CADILLAC — Radio, heater, TRUCK WANTED TO BUY - Pick- IF YOU LIKE TO CUT, TRIM, WORTH CO., 52 Broad St., Red Bank, "SECEPTTONIST-TYPIST — We are transmission. V-S engine, Bucket power stewing and Drakes, novr Wres. up, panel, carry-all, etc. Must be EDGE and PRUNE — That's your after 2 p.m. NO CALLS. looking for a gal wtio can tdd, BUb- seats. Kept In excellent condition. Beat olter. 442-1335 alter 5. reasonable for resale. 787-6180. Itact, multiply, divide, and type at Call 291-3281. business. IT you don't, that's our bus- CLERICAL OPPORTUNITIES least SO wpm. You don't need to be 1967 OLDSMOBILE iness. Call 872-1049 for expert land- Wo are looking for experienced ma- A riivliiK beauty, but you must make scaping services. ture people to work lor expanding a neit appearance and have a "peo- Luxury sedan In Mediterranean Blue AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS corporation ai: ple Krceter" type personality. You DOWNES PONTIAC AUTOS FOR SALE with black vinyl roof and black in- PAPER HANOINQ AND FABRICS — • Secretary will work In modern, well-decorated terior. .This air conditioned, low mile- ENGINE with transmission Expert worn, price la right, SelJ ofrlt'c.i, centrally locltwl. Our.., em. age car la ready to go at the ridicu- clutch — From 1965 Mustaiu. $120. paper. 512-0179. • Klllhii Clerk i ployccs are young professionals, and (2 LOWER MAIN STREET ' MATAWAN lously unrealtstc price oT $2595. Call 264-3929. • Accounts Payable Clerk • vou will jecome tnelr "rlirht anti* . (Between Hwy. 35 S 34 at me Porkwoy Ovtrpns) MIDDLETOWN • Clerk-Typist For personal Interview, call ata^tinf TOM'S FORD REBUILT Apply Ebsco Building, Shrewsbury Monday, 9 • 5, Mr. Snaktmin, r" " Hwy 35 Keyport Ave., Shrewsbury, K. J. Call Mrs. Car- 2103. 300-Z£77 wed. & Sot. -Til < P.M. VOLKSWAGEN ENGINES ZONE MARKING CO. roll tor appointment. 741-4300. Complete or abort block Parking lots, recreation area, traUle 264-1600 control layout atencll work. Phone 747- SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - Part- DENTAL ASSISTANT BOB WHITE! Call 2644)380 time, 8 to < p.m., ievera.1 dayi a 1968 PLYMOUTH — Belvedere. Two- 4506 or 747-1055. week. Call 741-4700. Olrl to assist In Hazlet office. Expert, door hardtop. Automatic tratisrnls* LIGHT HAUI/INO—CLEAN CELLARS, ence preierrcfl"rlerrert . but wilwilll ,< consideconsider..capr e»p- AUTO RENTALS YARDS, GARAGES — Free estimates. _•„.... SaurZ-i'fy to l\m.1100. WritWrli,i 'lOW PLYMOUTH BELVBDEltE -r Clll alter 3 p.m. 741-2149. DENTAL ASSISTANT H,i7 K-166. The Otlly Register, Red Station w&gon. BlgM cylinder, stan> DAILY • WEEKLY • MONTHLY ClialrsUle. In modtrn busy (our-clrl of- BUICK-OPEL INCOME TAX RETURNS — ExperU fice Experience preferred but will dard shift. J65O. 787-2WS. Prices start at $6.99 and up Bcono- ly prepared. Also N.Y. Stato ana City consider an Intelligent ambitious 0L.BANINO WOMAN — ParlUnn. SELLING OUT 1982 CHEVROLET — Belalr. $200 as Car of Red Bank. 210 E. Newman trainee. Salary according to ability Experienced. Hererencei. Own tranj- SHREWSBURY AVE. la. Call anytime after 3, 8prln» Hd. 747-0173. returns. 30 years experience. Open all «nd experience. Write to P.O, Box IK, liortatlpn. 741-2812. S42-1325 year round. Mon. • Frl., 8:30 a.m. . Red Bank. • TOM'S FORD 9 p.m. Sal. and Sun. 8:30 a.m. to BA.RMA.ID — Arojy In, pjr«on, 1969 VOLKSWAGEN — Squareback, 5:30 p.m. Isadore Friedman, 23 W,LPN's - 3 to u, li to 7. King James Iroili St.. ENTIRE STOCK red Family outgrown. Autom&tlc, RENT A CAR Main St., Freehold. 462-4115, (OMlM, Nurslns Homo. Kejnort. N.J. snow tires. 1 year warratitv. Excel- ASSISTANT DinECTOR OF NURSE- of lent condition. $2,200. 842-432^ TOO Hwy. 35 264-1600 Keyport 231-3400 E3 — All shuts. Call Mrs. Cuehural. HAVING A PARTY? TIHED OF THE OFFICE: Sludenn, 741-6200 1063 PONTIAC - Station wafson. fl rn m Dne r liolm27T between 8 a.m. and A p.m. - Four-door hardtop, air 65 Orchard St. Red Bank 741-S761 DENTAL ASSISTANT — RecepllonST CAllt)KR OPPORTUNITY — Join out 1969 POLAR A I 1854 PANEL DELIVERY TRUCK — ROOFER WANTS Halawan. Mon. through Sat., except of ifonmouth and Ocetn CounUM conditioned. Good running condition. $140. 747- TURNABOUT DOLPHIN e pair Jobs and new roots. Wed. No evenlns-i. Experienced and/ fastest frwlni* rsal istatc acendei. 1627 787-7863 or training preicrrcd îut will train We will train and prepare (or Ilcenl* FACTORY AIR CONDITION, TINTED SUSS, VINYL 1965 INTERNATIONAL — % ton pan- SobstaCABINd CRUISESallj R — WitTralleh trailei Trailer andr applicant navlnz only business ex- Inj,' throufh our •ptclal companr INTERIOR, 383 V-8 ENGINE, AUTOMATIC TRANS- HOME MODERNIZING 41 REPAIR8 perience. Write K-183. The Dally Rsj. *2295 I el truck. Excellent Urea and running motor. 20' long. 11 Main St.. Keens- We have experts In ever •chool, qualttled young men for posi- MISSION, POWER STEERING, POWER BRAKES, RADIO, condition. 5375. 842-1641. blru. •nert, s " ry riPld. No jsler^Rcd Bank. tion! In one o! today'! moit lucra- 1 „)]. Ca: .... _ HEATER, WAV. TIRES, LARGE WHEEL COVERS, BUMPER ALASKAN CAMPER — 1S67 Ford. IB BOAT WITH CABIN TRAILER — job too unallfree. Calestimatesl nick . Johnso264-1608n an. d MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST — Expcil- live professions, tf you are Interested P-250 « ton pickup. Heavy duty and 55 h.p. motor. $1295. Call 787- enccd. Busy Internist's olflcc. Good In llril year earnlnli of *12,000 with GUARDS, PLUS All STANDARD FACTORY EQUIPMENT. equipment. Factory air-conditioned. 7S63. salary, fringe benefits. Full time. unlimited future tncomt potential, call 1967 FORD COUNTRY I Many extras. $2000 Firm. 787-4751 al- EMPLOYMENT Same office needs girl part time, 142-4350. ORIGINAL LIST $4864 ter 5 p.m. J&NSEN/CAL 8at3. only, state references. Writs to Box W-128, Tlie Dally Reghter, Red SALARY *3.5O PER HOUR Available for HELP WANTED-FEMALE Must be available Immediately. No SQUIRE DODGE VAN 1966 -. Wrecked rlrht Spring delivery front. Heavy duty motor with only experience necessary. Good advance* Six pautnger station wagon, CAL 21 OPERATORS WANTED - On laiilea MATURE WOMAN - Live tn, ownmen.. Guaranteed IMrcment wltulo 5000 miles. Loadfllte. three-speed CAL 2S coats. Union ahop. 35 hr. week. Call room, jath, TV. Care for handloapped llrst month. Call 741-tO15. , transmission, anti-spin axle. 1375, 741- CAL 23 747-1761 boy, In school 9 to 2, some light air-conditioned. 1123. CAL 29 dutlos^Call 741-7143 after 4 p.m. AUTOMOTIVE PARTS MAN - Or $ CAL 2-30 MAIDS AND EXECUTIVE HOUSE- helper. Borne experience. Excellent Financing available KEEPER -. New nursing fcome de- WAITRESSES OR COUNTER OIRL8— opportunity for young man. All frlnM '2045 AUTOS FOR SALE TALBOT YACH. T -SALES ilres too notch employees. 767-8300. Exporlonccd. Apply In person, palace benefit*. Apply In penon. RED BANK Bhrpwabury, N. J. 124 hrs.) 741-4495 Diner. 45 Monmouth St., Red Bank. AUTO IMPORTS, 119 E. Newman BOOKKEEPER - RECEPTIONIST — Ask for "Mr. D." Springs Rd., Red Bank. 16' CHRIS ORABT - 6'«" beam. PI- Experienced, part or full time. Send CASE WORKER NEEDED-Mall re- resume, state previous employers, to HEAL, ESTATE BALIS — Wt Ml I berglas over plywood. Needs clc Box T-1IS, Tha DiUy Rtititer, Red lume to supervisor, CATHOLIC WEL- OUR NE299W LOW DISCOUN0T PRICE I '"* "-"<1 Pidnl. Ha "as Is", t" * Bank. FARE BUREAU. 145 Maple AVB., Redlooking for full and part-time men mi BUICK ELECTRA Bank. All applications must he in byto form a dynamic sales force Is tne Bal. 50,000 Mile Factory Warranty FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORKS LPN — 7 a.m. w 3 p.m. five days. Mar. 0. No applicant] will ba consld. Neptunc-Asbury Park area. If you're) Four-door hardtop, air- DeNormandle Ave. Fair Haven Excellent pay and benefits. Apply In crcc after this date. ' Inexperienced, we will train you to Going A Open 7 days 747-3010 person, liOOKDAIjE -•-"-••-- become a licensed real sslata talis- MOST OTHER MODELS — SIMILAR SAVINGS conditioned. On display new PEARSON VACHTS — HOME, Hwy 35, Hlilct. CLERK-TYPIST - Will train. Con. man. Earplnfs are unlimited, iftll s) TROJAN YACHTS ' Burner finance office. Salary, com- draw a.alnst commlsilcin Is (Tillable. Used boats MOTHER'S HELPER — Neat, de- pany benefits. Apply In person, In- THE CROWN AGENCY. 8&-1400. •_. •12' Chris Craft-DOra Twin 200 17500 pendable, good with children Live in. yestori._Loan Corp.,, 8 Hwy 36, At- $ 34' Richardson—Twin 183 S8000 Good mlarv. 548-2091. lantic Hlghlatidi. !!>!•11-2300: . REAL ESTATE Little Out 30' Owens—Twin 185 J57OO WAITRESSES — Experienced. Please WAITRESSES — Day shift. Apply In 2295 23' Clayton—lit) h.p. 11100 apply In person, TOWN & COUNTRY We are opening a.ntancb oniet-ftnil 21' Luhrs—40 h.p. SfV-it person, Rex Diner, 117 W, Front at,, are loonlng for men wlto wuit w be- DINER, Hwy hi. Keyport. 2846SM Red Bank. come proleaslonBl real eiUU salei- TOWN & COUNTRY 20' Grady White—80 h.j>. »H00 Ctt Dis Aglo men. We will train. KiraUin of lli.mo UW FABUOLAS RUN-ABOUT - With BALEBLJiny — BxperlencMi, full 35 h.p. outboard. Priced to jell at RN'S —All shifts. Pull or pirt-tlme. time. Apply In person, Muriel's Dress or better the Hnt year. Call for an of the Way»27S. «4i-2O83 between 6 and 7 p.m. JZ8 per day. liberal BoncMts. Call Shop, 13 Wj_ Front St., Kcyport. Interview, 671-2M0, ask torMr. R4CO. 1966 PONTIAC CATAUNA Mrs. Cllne, Holmdel Convalescent EXPERIENCED «A1X»MAN Center. Hwy 34 946-4200. WAITRESSES — Thrae evening-'. Ap- DODGE Station wagon, six ptlienger. THE SKIPPER'S SHOP ply In person, HARMONY BOWL Industrial, commsrcl&I, government. Marine Supplies FASHION FROCK — Show beautiful hOFFEK BHOP. Itt. 35, Mlddlotovm. isles. High commission, repeat Ules. Chrysler Outboards A Service No travel. Bend resume to Xcar 60 MAIN ST. 566-6100 MATAWAN rlnx fashions In your spare tfiriB. WAITRESSES — _..__.. Slegler Inc.. Box W.llt, The Dally Will Really Dyer Dhows A sklmmar Dlnfthyl Eim extra money. Free wardrobe plv In person, TOWN A SUrtF *1495 Open Friday eventnga 6-9 and and training, High comralsaloiu. Car ER. Hwy 35, Mlddlelown. Register, Red Bank ., Saturdays 9-5 necessary. For Interview call M6-5M1. 48 Firit Ave. Atlantic Hlehltnds 8ALESLADV — Bxperlencecl, drug MEN WANTED r 872-0387 WAITRESS WANTED — Apply In per- store. 3:30-10 p.m., Mon.-Frl. Key. 1966 .CHEVROLET son, Charlie Brown II, between a and port Pharmacy, 2M-5M18. McDonald's Drive-In Mi. YOUR SPRrNG 3, and S and 7. FITTING OUT NEEDS AT WOMAN — To do light housework JM Kwy 35 Mlddletawn CAPRICE LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES - and care for child on Fridays. Call THE BOATMAN'S BHOP 542-6609. Full or part-time workers for 3156 after 10 a.m. '" That means they've been inspected in NURSES' AIDES" — 341 arid~Il-7 Winter Is HERE.' AAMCO ulilfls. LPN'S 3-11 and 11-7. (Juoen of 22 critical points and, i! necessar.y, 1968 AUSTIN AMERICA Carmcl Nursing Home. Hwy 34 and CHEVY NOVA and wa need ICO Used Can Rclda Hill Bd., Matawan. 846-481)1. repaired by our "S/ensk Testad" me- Two-door,, four-cylindefour-cylii r with WOMEN WANTED — To work at BRAKE ft ALIGNMENT Wa will trade or buy out Fort Monmouth B.O.Q. Applv nt 9 chanics and qualify for our 100% automatiatic Iransntransmissionr . AUTO MECHANICS rignf— Call or Coma in GUARANTEES HONORED AT ANY White St., Red Bank between i and 5 warranty. Which you can inspect SPORT COUPE AAMCO SHOP NATION' WIDE WOMAN — JIOUSBWORK — Salary $£»*> por weeh. Six diivn, hours i> to when you come by. '995 TOMS FORD RED BANK — 842-2500 5:30, Own transportation necessary.*Are you earning $10,000 a year 193 Newmen Sprin9i Roacf Call 493-4323 after 6:30 p.m. on your present job? ASK FOR ED SIGLER ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER - Dlver- Imports ASBURY PARK — 774-6800 slrlerj duties In local stock broker's •Are you being properly Com- $ Hwy. 35 264-1600 Keyport office. Call between 10 and 4. 542-1882. 809 Railroad Avenue 1 pensated for your mechanical 1969 BMW :..:. „... $2595 1967 BUICK ELECTRA SALESLADY — Three-rtay-wrelt, PX- ; pfiHenced. Apply In perflon. SHIRLEY ability? 2002 four-sp««d. While, ikj n«w. Limited. Four-door hardtop, SHOP. 37 Brond St., Red Bank. 2335 AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE •Do you have a Mure on your air conditioned. MATURE WOMAN — Must be with figures. Tvolng required, present job? 1968 VOIVO ; $2095 $ DELIVERED time. Call 5GG-4608. Two-door. Automotic, one owner. Low mlltoge. 2395 RN OH LPN - Part-time. Pedlatr •IF NOT ... Contact. clan's office, Matawan a-rea. 5Gi P. Ssbatlno or As JBlIIott 1968 TRIUMPH $1995 Equipped With: 4494. C.T. • i Wire wheels, one owner. OIRLS — WOMEN — Earn 10 an 9 to I, Thurirlay or Friday hour for as many hours a.i vou wish. tA cq WORK For appointment, call S29-7450. •PI o opportunity employer ; 1967 MG MIDGET & $1295 1966 CHEVROLET • Six-Cylinder Engine •Vacation* UN'S — Ail snirts. Fun time and 'Hosp.tallzatlon Green, wire wheels. CHEVELLE part-time. •PLUS high i • Automatic Transmission ttlrtcUve cc 1967 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 Two-door hardtop, tight HORSE, RT.TIMffi MAID — Leonardo Mo- Two-door itdan. Blue, sunroof. 74 Hwy 36, Leonardo. THE cylinder. • Delco Radio 291-9814 TIRE & RUBBER CO. 5 RECEPTIONIST — Typing, W-«, P.O. 1967 FIAT J 795 JEEP Box HO, Middletown, N.J, Telephone Four-door «don. HOOD model. 1345 671-9077. • Full Factory Equipment 1 SUBSTITUTE; TEACHERS WANTEB MAW - Knowledge of c'ipT 1967 TRIUMPH : $1595 1970 —For early education class of men- ? »>)»«"»)»«"»• «u»«u»t 6e dependdepend,, WAGONEER! tally retarded cnlldren. Freehold Io- »!>le. ingg to learnlearn, annd try iriyiriy. TR-4-A BRG wire wheels. • calfon. - Degree required, Four flours thing. Salary good, ddependine g i» 1965 PONTIAC TEMPEST dally. 112 a day. For appointment, spceq anndd aaccuracyu . 666-7764666- . 1961 VOLVO $ 595 IMMEDIATE pleue cell 747-2928. 8TEADY WORK - With a growlni Station wagon, six paiiongtr, SALESLADY WANTED —For wom- eompsny. Ambitious, neat anj rells!. en and children's wear, full or part, ble man with mechanical apUtude to Four-door 122S. • iglit cylinder, time Some experience —-—preferredJ. An. •jecome a lawn technlclir,. comji»ny DELIVERY nly Wastrellet's. , « W. Front M.. training. advancement opportunity Domestic $ Keyport, and benefits. N. J driver's Hcen, 1195 14 to Choose from BUS OIBL -Part-Ume Won. Oirouirh MoulreJ. AUTO-LAWN Of sJAIA* Frl. 10 io 2. Apply Fort Monmoultl WAW-IAKB RIDCI11. Ut-Mt. • 1967 COUGAR ; $1895 Oflleers Open Mess, OlbTis Hall or Two-door hordfop. Blue. call 532-4081. Equal Opportunity employer. EQUIPMENT OPERATOR? John Deere or Ford backhoe 'CUB 1967 RAMBLER , $1195 1969 OPEL KADETT "Your Low 8EORETARY-TYPI8T — Typing, 111. loader operator. 6T1-5M8. Rebel 770 four-door. Automatic. InK. telephone, in pleasant Hazlet of. Sport Coups. Four cylinder. rico, Salary rloxIDIa. Call for appoint, AUTO MECHANICS — BlMrienceii men!. 7380760. pn OM products, preferably Oldsm™ 1964 RAMBLER $1250 Four speed. Overhead Dealer" SALES SECRETARY — General In. bile and Cadillac. Your Income-will Ambassador 990 wagon. Air. fiurnnce Agency. HpeclalWnK in hard- only be limited by your ambition: tad to-plaee automobile Insurance- Is took* wo want men who are IntereiteHSin Ing for a young womnn to be train- "fi"1"',, mi">ty. In addition, we pft. 1965 RAMBLER S 795 H695 ed, to run branch office. Ambitious vldo all company oeneflts tncluoW and personable with definite ablWy pension clen. proltt sharing »na nnC Classic convertible. Yellow. to learn to rate and write A MUST. forms. . Buteilent worklnj condlUons. ; Ahle to handle details anil work Inde- Apply in person to Smll Bohrsm, i pendenUy. .Call Mrs. Richmond, oBS- 1965 CHEVROLET • : $1195 ''1300. 9 to 5 p.m. aervlcs Mantter, at Ruisell Otdamot Impolo, 2-door hardtop. 1965 CHEVROLET McCARthy biio-cadlilac Co., loo N«wrntn " ' CHEVELLE AUTO RENTALS 1966 FORD ;... $1295 «3.M PER HOUB PPAKT TIMS Mustang, white, 4-cylinder. Air conditioned, Automatic IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! Anv i; hours weiklv. *"r nVoMMrr Clll d»y_or evee. la.vno. """"'•; 1966 FORD $1395 transmiuion. Supar Sport. CHEVROLET Mustang. Maroon, 8-cyllnder. CAN BE SEEN AT ... RENT A CAR MONMOUTH COUNTY'S IMPORT LEADER $ BY THE 1245 • DAY • RED BANK >VUK • MONTHI 1969 OPEL RALLYE FIRST AVE. TWIN-BORO MOTORS WALL AUTO IMPORTS Two-door. Red. Four ipted*, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS . AUTHORIZED SALES & SERVICE LINCOLN-MERCURY , AUTHORIZED DEALERS FOR $ Shrtwibary Ait. at Sycamore VOLVO • RENAULT • BMW • TRIUMPH 1745 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 747-0040 RED BANK 747-5400 (More sTrAi NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 741-5886 RED BANK On The Ne^l Page) -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETWN, N. J.1 FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1970 21 BELP WANTED-MAI.E HELP WANTED-MALE l SITUATIONS WANTED Fema Family Circus PETS AND LIVESTOCK COSMERCIAL KENTALS FURNISHED ROOMS SEAMSTRESS — Custom made wei PRQFES81OTTAT4 POQDUE RUMSON — Private office. Bultable JU5D BAWL — Two: room* furnished, In* apparel, Alterations. Call 7< tor attoroeya vr accour»t&Qtl. Ideal Kitchen prlrlteffd, Near railroad and lHd — W« groom to plei location. HASSINGER t OLAZE- but station. 747-0613, Tu-cwr. f * STOCK BOY M2-&550. • EROOIC, RMltors, 105 X. Hlver Kd., COMMERCIAL ART WORK - Logc TWO BOX STALLS FOR Rumwm. 8<2-5S«». RED BANK — Large, clean. Parking. Brochures, Illustrations, Letterhead Bittpy Hollow Horst Farm. TV allowed. Good location, <3enUem» CartooM, etc. FREB-LANCB. Bx ' 741-2382 only. 741-2575. - - 'full time, permanent position now available, Monday lent design background. Write DISTINGUISHED W-118 The Dally Register, Red Ba: GREAT DANES — AKC charapioi ALPINE MANOR HOTELS Hired fawns with sound structure am HOTEL ANP MOTEL ROOMS — Spe- through Friday. Excellent opportunity fef a young man WOMAN" — To l)al«y«lt, dav or c temperament. Xrayed clear, 229-8501 OFFICES cial off season rates. Hotel rooms nlnKY pick-up and deliver. Port Mi ENGLISH SETTER — AKC, male, Located in center nf Red Bank Busi- with malfl service, (20 per week. Jo work in plsasant surrdundings. All store benefits, in- mouth area. Pleaae t*a.U 7B7-55S0. ness district. Motel rooms, $35 per week and up. $50. call 7173767 Special rate ' If paid by montb. 1 cluding shopping discount. RELIABLE WOMAN — Desires wor! • Central AJr Condftfontac Porllatid IM. Highlands. 872-1773. cleartlriK, Wods. $17 per day. Ret TrERMAN SHEPHERDS — AKC.' • B&lf service Elevator ences. 842-2817. obedient, protection. Champion blow • Private Parking Sr>ace LARGE ROOM — With shower. Tint ilncs. Large boned. $75, up. '/J7-S3W. • Complete JaiiHorfal Service floor. Private entrance. Call- 747-1041. Apply GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — «2~9 • Individual Thermostatically Con- 0 4 p.m.. 4-8 p.m. 918-8441. Personnel Office FINANCIAL trolled Heat "FREEHOLD — Boom, private en~ Call • Wali-to-Wail Carpeting Mezzanine BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY JW21244 trance. Good location. Reference.?. Al- PRE-E3A8TER SALE — AKC pood Call [or apixiinlment to inspect so one furnished efficiency. 462-1596. WANTED TO PURCHASE tipples, greatly reduced. Shots. CB,1 ROOM — For mature woman. Near General Insurance agency. Red Ba ?11-0434 or 741-7578. 747-1J 00 bus lines. Inferences. Call 741-2473 area. Call 741-2398. LILAC POINT SIAMESE KITTENS— STEINBACH COMPANY 1 54 Broad Street Red Bank after 3:30 p.m. BEAUTY SALON FOR SALE — M CFA-ACA- registered. L.ltter-Lralne' FURNISHED ROOM — Female only. dletown area. AbBentee owner. B& 264-3815. Call RED BANK 8231 after 6. PROFESSIONAL DOft GROOMING ~- HOUSES FOR RENT 741-5073 STATION DINER FOR SALS — R By appointment only. AKC poodle ATLANTIC HIOHI/AND8 —Bedrooms tirement. Monmouth St., and schnauzer puppies. 671-9621, NEPTUNE — Tbree-bedn»m •put. and efficiency rooms. Reasona.010 He creation room. Carport. rates. 14 E. Highland Ave. 201-0599. lied Bank CIiraUAHUA — AKC 229-9515 FOR SALE — Hotel, restaurant an male. Two yea-w old, RED BANK — 'Nlculy furnished HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE bar. Good looatlpn. Call after 8 p. and good with children. 1125 to 5350 Per Month room. Private light cooMnf. For lea- 7iMJ«. ______ADORABLE HIMALAYAN KITTEN THE] BERG AQENCY tleman. 741-8394. bPENINGS FOR DRIVERS — For EXCLUSIVE — Monmouth Coun —ReaHOMble. Sea.Itw»lnt 9ia.mD3 35 Mlddl&tawn SINGLE 11OOM3 — Clean, comfort- well established ICE cream route franchise. Perma Sheen Products. . stud. 67WG11, 671-9170 after 5. 671-1000 able. Reasonable. Gentleman profered. iWewnen. Season opens March 7. In- AUTO MECHANIC plastic flooring!np coatingcoating.. Oa!l 741-09K S2 Wallace St.. 741-5392. • floor vans only. Good opportunity to y:days ell day. Sat. am TO? FOX TERRIER PUPPIES — WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - earn, money for college. Must be lfl ;cKdaya, a.11 $35 and J50. Young male [ox terrier* furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- JIQOM FOR RENT — In nice fiOUKe, ind dependable. Call 671-1280 alter S25. Stud service. fi>09> 79&-1148. ate occupancy. SAMUEL TEICHER Gentleman prBterred. 27 "Spring St., 1:30 p.m. AGENCY, Qceanport Ave., Oceanport. Reil Banll. 747.3506. . KRSoN3TJSvf^ LUNCHEONETTE! FOR SALE — 512-3500. AUTO MECHANIC - Experience!. S1BFT. GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR ly equipped Recreation room, EXPERIENCED MAN. ALL BENS- tnr lot. Two apartments In 8am REAL ESTATE FOR RENT RED BANK — Unfurnished. Four Xu]J benefits. Ask for Frank, at FAH building. 11 Alain St., Keansburg. beclrtomn, hath, living room dining REAL ESTATE FOR SALE MOTORS. Rt 35, I&tontown.. 542-1117. ana. APARTMENTS room, kitchen. 5150. one month's se- CARPENTERS . ife- curity. No utilities. Alter 8 p.m., 747* Experienced. Call HOUSES FOR SALE after 1 .p.m. PHILIP CAREY INSTRUCTION RUMS&N — Two furnished apartmenti 2762. 1873125 bath, all utilities, Private 7 .Lafayetti "I've gof a great big cut on my leg. As soon as St. 842-3798. LOCUST — Three bedroom house, •HKBT METAL MECHANIC - For PIANO LESSONS furnished. Secluded area $200 per •rowing air conditioning, firm. Cap- CORP.. Cull ifindiU'JIshowUfoyouI", RED BANK — Cannon Point Vlllagi month plus utilities, Security and able o? Installation and fabrication. 787-8057 apartments, 239 Spring Bt. Modern jeaao required. Call 281-2026. A SAN& CASTLE? three-room apartment, unTurnlBhet SMITH ST. and COMPUTER CAREERS Available April l. Bee Manager Ap COLTS NECK — LarRe two-bedroom DEFINITELY NOT! 1EABED OPERATORS WANTED. — E-8. home. Large living room with fire- Apply In person, ROLLO TRUCKING In business, Industry and Bovornnk. place,' formal dinlnK area, eat-in TJila listing was custom built CORP.. 295 Broadway, Keyport. VICTORIA BRIDGE start with ECPL training. Day an MONMOUTH BEACH — River & Bui kitchen, full basement. Attractive for the present owner. It is - evening. Call BCPI at 512-2800 o Club Apartments. Ona wid two bet one-acre hilltop settine. Excellent now too large. 11 years young visit ECPI. 265 Momouth Park Hwy FOR SALE FOR SALE and located In the heart of the TWO EXPERIENCED MBN WANT- PERTH AMBOY room apartments in modern built area. Beat schools. Minimum one- River Oak3 Fair Haven area. ED — Full time. Have Borne knowl- West Long Branch. _____ Ings. Air-conditioned, science kitchen yeax lease. References reniiireri, J25fl Center hall, large kitchen wittj » edge of general contracting work and CALL-I*ERSOT*NEL 826-0381 NOW REGISTERING — Sprinrt ww DOORS SECONDS ITEMS YOU NO LONSER 51&5 a month up. Call Resident Man' per month. 20M62-27S8 between 4 adjoining breakfast room ani familiar with small backhoo. pleas- AN EQUAL Good enough For use as doors or dsil ager. 222'8300. n.m. • ft r-ra. Occupancy approximate- •nt working conditions. Apply In per- OPFOftTUNITr EMPLOYER. trait class, Thurs. evening, 8-10. w NEED OR USE WILL . ., ly May 1. family room. Four flednjonis, • •on at 161 East Rd., lieltord, after take ltmlletl number. Stufit tops, In birch and Juan. 24"x80" FRBEH0U3 — Furnished modei 31/. baths. Living room wilti i:3Q p.m. SALESMAN Boon, E, DARRBSLL SMITH, 28"X8O", 3O"X8O'\. 32"x80", 36"j80", apartment. Also one furnished offlcl ftUMSON. FOR RENT — Beautiful fireplace, formal dining room, - For Client development of large me- STUDIO, Main SI., Holmriej. at |i.&5 «ach. Also front doors wltfi oncy. Short/long terms. 462-1231- all brick ranch on two acres In tho basement. Easy to care for ' AUTO BODY MAN AND~ chanical construction company In PIANO — ACCORDION OROAT little Imperfections, 36"x80", at 4U.95. estate area. Large living room with landscaped yard- Early posse** Apply Woody'* Auto Body shop, 193 New jersey. Must have contacts wJUi Profejwlonal teacher and m_... Bee tfiem in our bargain basement. SELL RED BANK — Immedlata aval! fireplace. Dining room. Eat-in kitch- Blon possible. Asking $43,&0fc Newman Springs Rd., Shrewsbury. Industry. Consulting Engineers and Alfred Manfred., 5-12-162ujBician3 . ability Jn charming R.IVEHFRON' en, paneled (ien, three master bed- CaJl now, financing available. 741-2332. ** Architects. Permanent position. Prof- RED BANK LUMBE HOME. On W. Front St., near shop, rooms. 2V4 baUia, three-car heated YOUNG MEN — Adept WIDJ hands, It Sharing and Pension Plan. All Pearl and Wall, Red Bank. 741-5501 ping »nd transportation. One-bedroom garage. Lovely riapntone patio, one HALL BROS., Realtors', to learn sfui-l rule die making. frlnun rvneflta. Reply to Box K-182. ENROLL NOW apartment, $135 per month. Two-bed- year lease. $450 a month- Call us for 813 River lid. 741-7686 Fair Hann . No Tlic Dally Register. Red Bank. EIGHT—PIECE BUNOERUAND FAST an appointment. JOHN F. ANDER- Member jMIUple Listing Sorvice - •iperlence required. Good pay and DrtUM SET: Good condition, (300, room apartment, 5175 per month. Call SON AGENCY, Realtor, 636 RJver fringe benellt.i. New ,._ of _at„i olt_l_ Superintendent at Til-3691. ltd., Fair Haven. 74M177. Open 7 Days t ; •sUbllsfied company. Excellent oppor- HEWER WANTED — To learn In- IBM Call 291-2008. WITH A QUICK ACTION tanlty. Call 73S)-(HU. , stallation o[ aluminum |>roducui. Ap- ANTIQUES — Paintings. N. J. Atlas LOW-COST - ROOM FURNISHED APART- SEA BRIGHT — Unfurnished two- ply SHORE ALUMINUM SALES. 175 • Typing Estates purchased and appraised. 747 MENT — WHh ocean view. Air-c bedroom duplex. $120 par month, Call *HORT ORDER AIEN WANTED~- Hwy 36. W. Keansburg. Between 8-5. 2003, The Hudson Shop. Inc., 51 DAILY REGISTER tloned, terrace, parking. Ca-H 22 741-1144. OUR PRESCRIPTION FOR YOUR .One part-lime, from 11 a.m. to 2 • Keypunch Broad at., Shrewsbury. 2a93!>77 "HOUSE HUNTING" BLUES , p.m., /ive days. One (til) time. & p.m. MALE — Over 18, to assist fa lawn THREE BEDROOM HOUSE — Den,Is a painless day wJth us at HcCue. j I a.m., nix nlgrtU'. 747-l&afl. • Computer Programming WALL OVEN — Colertcnep , 23x RED BANK — Three-room fur enclosed porch. Central location. 1275 We have a lovely three-bed room, two- care, call alter 0 p.m. exccllpnt condition, SSI ai'artment. Call &fter 5 p.m. CARPENTER ~ For general main- 711-2184 • Office Automation . Call after FAMILY AD 0073. Dor month. Call after-4, 741-0007. bath home with an endless view. This •'tenance repair work. Driver'* license p.m., 2D1-0910. home alntj has a porledt ln-law apart- THREE ROOMB — And bath, fu RENTAL AVAILABLE — S175 month ment witb Its own reriarate entraccft. •required. Year round employment, CAWENTEIt WANTED — Experi- Day or evening classes—Free place CLOSEOUT AT DEALERS COST! 3 LINES - 5 DAYS \y Plus security, EDWIN 3. STARK, Good aalaty, paid holidays and bene- enced all types of corwlrucdon Call nished. Couple only. Vo pets, 90 He: Realtor-Insaror. 2M-033S or 671-0074. A marvelous huv_at S39.IWO. Ills. Call 787-1036 ' during day. €71-afler 6 p.m. 741-LM4. ment. Two computers on premises. TORO SNOW THROWERS bort St., Red Bank. No phone calii JOSEPH G. 1002 utter 6 p.m. ^ NORTHEAST ilONMOUTII BUILDINO CENTER FOR $Oflfl __ .. _ . — Newly FLOOR WAXER AND WINDOW ___^ 747-5220 apartment. Nico ani cle WANTED TO RENT YOUNG MAN WANTED - Full time. CLBANEn — Call COMPUTER INSTITUTE JUST L,\)\) • Must hive N.J. drlvor'a license, be 566-7018 ATLANTIC TRADING, POST — US wo petfl, 95 Herbert St. McCUE ;aoie to drive nil typea of cam, call I English Plaza Had Ban! Grand.Avc., Long" Branch. Antique Available for Merchandise For Bai R.ED BANK — Large apartment to: RED BANK AREA Ons adult COUNTRY BUDSER CAR WASH, 671- china glass and used furniture. Wtd* wlsb&b&ss 2-2-roan m cottage or 2>room apt., REALTOR APPROVED FOB VETERANS only, Article rauat originate from rent. One block trom biu and shop lit flOOdoo!r yearly. Security. M>r. 1 J259. _ AUTO LOT MAN and Prl. 6-10 p.m., and fiat, and Sun. household and m&y not exceed & *ali pfnp. $225 per monlh. All utilities in- 30 HIDOB KD. KUMS0M Man needed Immediately to maintain 10-C p.m. Buy and sell 229-39M. cluded. Call 747-0323 daya, T47-23K or ApriApr''l- 1. Write —Bo-x F-140, Tlie [ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT — TO used car Jot. Driver license neces- price of $50.00 per article. evea. Dally lieglster. Rod Bank. 842-2760 [be trained In Inventory control, mer- sary. All benefftn. Top pay. Stop and MERCHANDISE PRACriOALLV NEW — Blue con Price MUST be ad.arttied. Each ad- WE NEED — Five or sit, M-bet- HUMS0N REAL ESTATE ;ChandUe marking and office oroce- ice "Hap" at STRAUB MOTORS INC., temporary sora, ottoman and ehal ditional line W.00. * with home Improvement company. Ai>- New or used. AAC DESK OUTLET. TEM — Never used. WorUi ove YES, YOU24-Hou CAN Dr O ServicA BROFESSIO* > eralde Ave. 741-1732. heat references, desire9 to rent year vantages- S2l,5oa • >W 2SQ Shrewsbury Aye.. Itpd Bank. Rt. 35. Oakhurst. S31-399O. SHOO. Built-in echo chamber. Price AL JOB YOURSELF — When yo round 2-3 bedroom house or apart- HELP WANTENTED OVRR 2211 For nip lor quick sale*. Four matched Shun have the right tool! for rmntine, re- STUDIO APARTMENT — Furnished, ment Monmotitli Boacli-Bca Brtfht RUSSELL M..BORUS 'CHEF'S HELPER — " cleaning plantlant, experiencexperi e prelerred, PLAYPEN — $15. Eatoy carriage. »15, microphones, never used. 812-0329. $100 plus J100 security. Cail 463-1091, not CBdcntlall. 222-W72222W72. High cdalr, $,"». All excellent condl modeling or home maintenance. Eor. 4 to 6 p.m. irea. Call 872-1049 aftor 8 p.m. REALTORS -•on, SHORE POINT I lion. 787-1880 •Ictwccn 0 and 6. SEASONED FIREWOOD row everything you need from A to iHolmdel Rd-. Hulat. 2 Rental Center, 141 Newmaji Spring* WB3T END - LONG BRANCH — VOLTNO PHD — With wife, baby and 600 River Rd. Fair Haven TAXI DltlVEU WANTED — Nights. ANTIQUE FLAX SPINNING WHEEL H2 PER CORD DELIVERED nd Bhir«w«btiry. 741-OMO. doit, need unfurnished holme wlUiin OROW WITH NSW MOTOn OIL FUJI and pa-rt-Ilme. Call 2M-1427 Lucky find One-bedroom, uniur- Arivlnn distance Bell Labs aa of May 747-4632 PACKAGING PLANT - I need a 787-1231 (ISO nlabed, OceanvJew, pool, central all 'Bard working high school graduate Call 74T-4062 ROCKWELL POWER TOOL HAYWOOD WAKEF1IELD TABLE" conditioning, dishwasher. April 1 oi 1. Call Code 215.KIB'18l6- CHARMING COTTAGE 1th mechanical ability who in will- POOL TABLES — Finest quality. Fill DEMONSTRATION lea( and pi.m. to 4 p.m., Sat., liar. 7. lelectlon on ghades at low prices. Fas BEA BRIGHT — Furnished garden Unfurnished. One parson and pet. lllaca and rhododendrons. Only fcS. OUNO MAN — To work in & Red Combination hollow body — electric Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury aervlcs. apartment, thrpp-rooma, private front McALISTSR AGENCY, Realtor, an It - Hardware more, one year of Harmony Meteor with double ptcftup, and revir entrance. AH utilities. Avail E. River Rd., Rumson. M2-18M. 'like required. Phone T474&3. Aik JAMTOH/QENKRAL UTILITY — (Opposite Sycamore Lane3) PROWN'S THREE ADULTS — EeMre~lwo"^F Mr B. Exjic rlrnce*!, reliable man [or clean- tonal control. Like new. PsJii S215, SURFBOARD — Hansen. 7'6", 1909 ahlc Mar. 15. $125. 812-1100, three-bedroom liome. Mtndletown • ing and minor maintenance of Indus- will sell lor only 1115. Call 741-1536. model. Good condition. Cm 32 Broad Bt Red Rank 741-75O0 HTUDTO EFFICIENCY — One Fair Haven • Rumwn. Ga,rage. 747- COLONIAL - $38,400 PART-TIME trial «rffce and majmfacturtnR facil- 747.5862 HOOVER — Portabln cJothen *on. $130 par month. VUUUes, car- Fourbctitoom Colonial wllh flreplac* ' START AT $60 WEEKLY ity. Permanent position with full POT BELLIED STOVE — That ta Maytag portable clothes drye peted, and furnished. Ocean and rt ELBCTRONICB ENO1NEEH — Want! and wall-to-walbti Cl lcarpeting. Located In 1*9:30 P.m. three nlchta, Sat., dayj. hcnr>flt program. Abnly Hccon Corp,, ONE CRAFTSMAN RIDING MOWEI two or three nedroom houae. vicinity For Interview call 6:3q-9 p.m. 6Ti-96t8._ 31 P*rk Rd., (Mld-Monmoutft Indus- been electrified as" lloor lamp with —Needs motor work. $20. 711-1013 after 5 p.m. •*/ er view. 291-2375. _____ quiet section of Slrathmore. Complete- Wai Park), New Bhrawibury, N.J., red burlap «hade. $100. Call 7J7-JO62. 787-1983 Frpehold-Lln&rcft by Aug. 1. Quiet ly enclosed backyard with private YfEEDED — Man (or i career op- between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. SMALL SIZE STICKLEY MISSION - anil responsible family, two older latin. OARL F. iBLUEES, Realtor. portunity with one of Uic tartest POOL TABLES — Blate and 1IOVINO — Contents ol trailer lor Dining room net. Hound table with COMMERCIAL RENTALS ohlldren. Call 411-2215. 046-4443. growing multi-line Insurance com* •Illon ...from $150, Call pale. (Reasonable.) Call leaves, aix chalrB, Butlfct and chin MANAGER AND SHOE BALESMAN 747-404O closet. Klaas ton. $400. Also erand- MIDDLEAOED COUPLE de»ir> 1-3 ' panics. Eastern llonmoulh Courtly in. —Positions available - Fine opportu- 872-0327 lather-type mifisfon clock. J50. All In FOR BALE OR LEASB — Uncnrft bedroom housa wltti K&raee, Red (More Classified Ads .we aj«. Willingness to work means nity in future. The Pedestal Shoe Sa- DOG HOUSE 069 STARCRAFT eAMPBR — Sleeps excellent condition. 8i2-3M», Commercial property with house. Ca! Bnnk or vicinity. S1T5 rental top». rood fncomc. Send resume to Wm-lon, 531-8698 and W-8285. six. Jfany cKirns Must j/e, seen to 711-7899. 741-6427 after-5. On The Next Page) !P. Wttoon. Farm Family Insurance A nice 24"x42"x38tt" hlgh^' houa* tor pprcolate. 747-ai5T after 6.. WESTINQHOIJBE WASHER — $"00 , Companies, PennlriKton. N.J., or oslj ^KITCHEN HELPER - Full time man'II best friend. 522,50 unassemble DRYER S150. Still crated. GIBSON1 STORE"— 2$'*40' Also th»ce lajE gOM71-0113 evenings 7 to S>. J Mon. through Fri. 8 to A -.30. Full TWO ANTIQUE LIVING ROOM SETS SIDB-BY-SIDE REFRIGERATOI ofHces. Reasonable rent. Immertlal benefits, vacation and holidays. Apply —See at 220 South St., occupanoy. Apply Sftrpfco's. 101 Mon- APAflTMENTS APARTMENTS '"WAN — 8omi retired, to work an- Fort Monmouth Otiiccrs open Mess, Eatontown FREEZER La-test model, still crated, p oxlmatplv 32 hours per week, RED BANK LUMBER Originally $450, sell lor 53M. Call U; montli St., Red Bank, next to Carlton Gl'Jbs Hall or call 532.4681. Equal FENDER PRECISION BASS GUITAR 1101. Theatre. phydcal exertion. CaJl_671-2223. opportunity employer. Pear) and Wall, Red Bank 711-5S0O RODMEN - Steady work. SaUrv IL BOW AND ARROW — 45 lb. Bear With case, $225. 787-12M GOLF CLUES — Mickey Wright OFFICE SUITE-RED BANK —755 KJ, carding to experience. Call 946-1010 JANITOR — Weekend* only. Must be Orlzzly bnw. eight arrow Bear, • Bnap after 4 p.m. matched set and bag. $75. Call alter ft. In excellent location. Desirable to between 8 and 3. 18 or over. Apply Fort Monmouth 6. T41-6B50. any profession. Cull 717-3730 t)etwee! Officers Open Mesa, Gllibs Hal! oron bow quiver and 30" Hunting IT- BEST TOP SOIL 9 and S, M-AHINB MECHANIC - General me- call 533-1381. Equal opportunity em- row plus bow rack, $55. Call 787-8&M. 18" RCA black an- d_ wtuta porlabl pltiypr. Good.Mil dirt, blue stone, road gravel, TV. S29.95. 21" RCAA TV_., U.1LF. A.... Chanlcal experience executed- Year BABY'S DR&S9BR — 512, olrt wa.Tf* tfaml, etc. Bulldozing,'and hackhoe Jier- V.H.F. on rollaway stand. $39.9; found. Call .W-2342. "BAHBER~WANTEb — Call EmllT robo trunk, best offpr. Mahogany Ice. Eckels Trucking, Morganvills Hammond electric orgaji, Model M-1 ?swm«B.%iSa^srffl Apply in person, Barher Shop, Monmouth ahonping droplca( table, needs rcflnlahtnK, $10. 591-9707. with bench. $650. 25 volumo Punk an< lion on Kavesdik. MulHnls .wcc Center. Balontown. S42-3681. Eves; W6 11H. available. Stalls and large dlsnla; KM Diner, lit W.tionl St., iled BASEMENT BALE — Fri., Sat, Sun., WasnalLs reference encyclopedia, 528, areu. from 1O0-1.000 iq. tt, Writ 229-2060. 12-STRINO GUITAR — Famous brand White marble lop dresser, antique Bank. 10 a,m, on. 394 Branch Ave, Llttl( 3-drawcr, S125, Two ToldinR Box P-151. Tha Dally JlegUtor. Bed CLERK-DRIVIR - Retail «hop in 1>RA WVlliG INSTR UCTO R — Dayname Framus, year old, never used. Silver. Corner Rum son Rd. bedn. $5 oa. Telephone £M« Hint. Lore Eranch. Both full ind part-tli nrojjram, permanent monition, beno- Beaulimi to SIB and riear. »1M, Call SECTJ.ONAL SOFA — Avocado, two appointment. OPTICB SPACE AND BECRBTABI- For lnt»rtlew call 222-1M7. fits. Apply UNION TECHNICAL IN- 747-1333 alter S p.m. STITUTE. 7O2-7W Main Bt.. A»bury rown club chairs, slipcover* In- AL SERVICE — Modern 'lulidl »H0RT OHDBR~MAN - Eve;. 5 Park. 775-7&M. NOW STOCKED — With fresh mer- ludcd. Must aell • »100. Call 222-8580. UNPAINTED FURNITURE Bank, Call TU-IOSt. p.m to 1 a.m. Apply In penron. HAR- TANK CLEANER chandise, featuring Spring URIB. Other WHEELCHAIR —Folding type, two AUQ stools, cJiafr.?, desks, cheats, FACTORY SPACE — Two 7,000 iq MONY BOWL c&frm SHOP, IU. bargains galore, open Mon., Tuea. hBPd ^raKes, ndco «hape. $25. 787-discount prices, Cash and carry. [t. floors, one 3.50O sq. ft floor, suit B. MUdletown. ^_^______Apply Roll" o Trucking, ""29"5 Bro&dway, Thum.. Trl.. 10 In 4. Sat.. 1(1 to 1 1180. Keyport. Cloied Wedl. BAYSHOKE COMMU- RED BANK LUMBER able for llKht manufacturing. Foi WORKING CHEF NITY HOSPITAL AUXILIARIES MAH JONOO SET — $21. lease, call 7M.1100. Call FULL. AND PART TIME MEN — iew, two years old. Call Poirl and Wall, Ren Bank 74,1-MOO 741.8344 Evcrrtnjc*. Floor waxing and janitorial THRIFT BHOP. 88 Broad St., Keyport RED BANK — Offlco nulte, approx- servJce. Year-round employment, 787- 741-548* O.E. 23" COLOR TV — Early Amer. Inisloly 500 sd- ft., 600 sq. ft., 2<0 iTBADY CLEANBBS WANTED - lean Cherry 5225. Cabinet sewing ma. •a. ft. Elver view. 741-66S9. Pull and Hurt-time. Call 542-6274. Ap- PIA#O3 — ORGANS CLOSING OUT ohlBC, S25. Call 671-9662. JINCROFT — 6000 pq. ft. available ply Bldy. 401. Fort Moomouth. MANAGER ' Mlaccordlons. Your chdlce $99. Values CHINA CLOSET — Maple twin beds n new contemporary building. Idea 'UAN — P*rt-t!meT One^ man full Assistant bookstore manager tor co]-Ncv and used Grinds, Sploeta, Play- :o MOO. ANDERSON'S, 30 Bro«rln« mattrera 510. 12 10J0Shrewsbury. Phont TU-CRM for dttalls. near the seaside, ary require me ntfl. to Bnx T-tlO The 12 Throckmorton St., Freehold. 402-4TCO. PORTS, lift E. Newman springs Kd.. World's Fatr apoons. 642-2748. Dally Register, Red Bank. Open 8-0. Red Bank. BUSINESS OFFICE OR COMMSR CIAL -- On Broad St., Bhrewibury. CARPET SALESMEN "QE~NERAI~M~MNTENAW:E MAN — VALNUT BAB9KTT CRIB — Wllli "Torm* s open. monthly rental. Park- " " Rollo Trucking, 205 Broadway, STILL OLD oam mattress. Three yearR old. EX' MERCHANDISE WANTED j&Sytl otqunlitied Jead» and Ing available. Contict Marx Bro>., atpoolside. excellent banklnfi assurer jou of a Pr(cei on alumintim aiding, Installed icllent condition. {35. 222-3012. 747^289. I3O0-WOO weekly draw year round, CARPENTER — And carpenter's properly." Free estimates: ~ — CHILD'S WOODEN TABLE AND you may also quality as salrs man- hplnr-rs. Blart Immonlately. WRFCS ac- CANT BEAT CHAIRS SET~— In good condition. Attorneys »Ber of one of our other branches. corolnB to experience. Call between PROWLS rown's for low, low aluminum window Call 7)7-4318 Call 2M-6&00. Ask for Mldicle. "Our 45th Year" fi-9 p.m. 291-9198. and door jirices, shop and Compare. WE BUY Architects AIR CONDITIONhVO MECHANIC - GOVERNMENT CONTRACT 3PE- 32 Broai St. lied Bank T41-13OO .v« BIG money at The most beautiful apartments Immediate opening Tor Lwo nifn, PX- OIAI.IST • With quality control and LANG BKI BOOTS — Worn once. Antique* and contents of old tiam Dsntists rlenccd In rcfllriential Installation. Burt board Weber >kl 6'6". Call 142- FROWN'S ~ »h pa.ld. 228-5438. The Antlqaer, In all the Shore area! Hneclrtcatlon experience.. Apply Elec- "Our 45th Year" Agenciei c/Bcrosn/Blul c Shlclil. unHornisunHorni , liol- tro Impulse, Inc., 118 Cheotnut St., 1881 PQlween 7-9 p.m. 1 COLLECTOR—PAYS TOP OASH FOR *. vacaUotin, alclkk ddays , ett cBl Red BanK. Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 OUT) TOY TRAINS MADE BEFORE School) / ronimeiiiini'atp with cxneiieiuiB. KITCHBN SET—Porcelain top DXen AND AFTOR IMP. 77<-3710. Live the Life Beautiful In the Apartments Beautiful tAYSHORAYSHORE HBATINO k AIR CONCO - lion table, [our clialrs. Dining room TYPEWRITERS — 4, *15 aa.ch 3, MTIONINGMTIONING . 727-13tM72713M , AfAftotr 33 p.m. HELP WANTED—Male-Female set, Duncan Phyfe table, one arm-$25 each. One electric, $45, 2 copy WANTED — Silver coins, war nlckaU, ...the magnificently luxurious Royal Court Garden 71-2920. chair and rive aide chairs, bullet and machlnen, one $iri, one $65. 2 tnefal silver dollars. Will pay top dollari, server. 046-4747. leaks, $35 each with ohalr«. Admiral Mr, Romeo. 7S7-5361. WANT TO RELOCATE? apartments that are: a joy to the eye and a toast to 1MEN-MECHANICALLY INCLINED - FULL TIME DAYS — 10-3:30. flvc- T.V. $75. 391-0763. 'o work on Brutwtwlck Automatic diy week. Part-timime night*nigh . 5 p.m.- CHANGING TABLE — Excellent con- WANTED We have a 1400'sq. ft. space convenience, thanks to Individual air conditioning, Mn Bettors. Day ami evening, part- 10 p.m. and Rut. . ApplApplyy Mlddletow "THINGS" dition. (18. Call Uned Oriental Bugs 'lme aann d lull Ume avallablo. Call 747* Burger Chel, Rt. aann, MW MWdld t 389 Hwy 35 ' Mlddlotoftn 842-1010 Chlnefle find Persian which is ideal for one or group all-electric baseboard heat, breezeway entries and ptitlos. US f for dtil Come ice our "Things": large pot Also Wall Tapenlrlas ARTHUR MURRAY RCA COLOR T.V. - $150. Webcor [AN GALLERIES of the above. Central location, v Plus dozens of olher sumptuous extras. All just-half* mile TRUCK DtUVBRS WANTED — A.T>- bellied stove (per[ect>, Lee rocker, M-ri, S100. Call nlv Crate's Bcverappfi. . 14_._No.rm SCHOOL OP DANCING antique andirons, tools, unusual solid ANTIQUE JEWELRY - Top unlimited parking, good bus from the beach, a few steps from your private pool, near l Ave., Red Tsa'nk." 747-H85. Has openings for dance tcacjier brass log basket, lamps, cribs, tables, 787-3966 paid. LBS DEUX, 709 River lid.. Fair rlns relume ol li «t threa pltcea trainees. Part-ttm» evening!. No ex- clothlns «nd brlc-a-brac. 717-0998. ELECTRIC BASEBOARD HEATERS laven, East. Tues. - Sat. 11-8. 741-4337. transportation. fine schools and ahops. And Just ona block from bifMt! ld perience necessary. Also telephone and Closed Mon. and Tiiurs. —Three 5" Ions, operated on 110 volti. $35. 787-61S0. OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, China, 4 Incomparable apt. designs;' SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - reception work available. AppJv In TypBWRITEnS. ADDrNG macWnes. plassivflre, art objects and lc-a-brao, Dayi Apply Tony's Mobile. Broad St. person, Mon.-Frl., M0 p.m. 12 Broad All makes new or used. Guaranteed. SLECTKIC WATEE HEATER — Immediate_CBs-- h fo--r —.-Jngftranythlnj and. m-.. MONMOUTH SHOPPING iîllÂvc/jted^nk St., ned Bank. 741-S858. Low as $2$. Serplco's. 101 Monraouth 3lae« lined. 52 gallons. 530. Call 787- 1 BEDROOM PROM J1B0/MO. Ruscll'i. 25 Baat Tronl St. CENTER EXPERIENCED LOAN MANAQER- NURSES' AIPE8 AND ORDEKIJBS BL Ne« to theater. 717-O4M. 2 BEDROOM FROM J215/MO. In the consumer (Innnce field, call —AU flhtfts. Artor short probationary BCUBA TA^fK — Model Dacor > TEHEO AMPLIFIER — Built In GOLD, COPrER, SILVER coins want- Call 542-4445, Ext. 5 for appointment, H. MorCTtl,_741jOOO. period. 160 per week. Liberal fringe J-v&lvc. back pack. Best offer. M-Ftt. Multiplex. Cost new, $150. A fid. Complete collections, estttea. Frei "lALBSMAN - ADVERTISING -Ex- benefits. DO NOT PHONE. Apply In T1T-4TB5. leal at J?5. 7-11-M72 evenings. appralaala. please phone MS-JOfil. Or 643-8500, Ext. 851 perienced (1). trainee (1). [or dally person weekdays 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. newspaper In Monmouth County. Sal- ATIJANTIC HIQHLANDB NURSING MAYBE 10MPLETE SPEED READING ANTIQUE EILVBKPljATE TETBAA AND SUB-LEASE BHOP 8PACE — 2O'x2O' 1 ary, bonu«. car allowance, vncallon, HOME, 8 Mlddietown Ave., Atlantic HOURSR — With dot-trie pneer Also wllh shelving, Fair Haven. Reason- your root won't make It throueh tho 'amily teaching machine for effort- condition Call jTr-mS^* .bin. Til-JSrO or 7 In Win rliB building. Ex- iNTEEKSTBD IN EASY EXTRA WANTED. CALL mates. •GALLON ELECTING HOT WATER IcfitlnR fixtures. Carved odli dfnlnc inllent location for doclorn. tTcnttsts MONEY? Mornlnc nnd aun. News- , PROWN'S EATER — One month old. 5100. oom pieces. Copper Kettle Antlouei, l olher profeislonall, Will alter to ROYAlffifCOURT MPtr routes avallaWe. no collection. 12-0543 llliurst. 531-1698 or 220-OS9J. 28 Hlverafde Av>. 741.1735. M7-2143 altor 5 p.m. MUTUAL FUND "Our <5tri Tear" SI Broad; 8t. Ited Bank 711-7500 1I-FI CABINET — Modern walnut, USED PORTAELE TJOD HOUSE — WANTED .ITOItAOB SPACE — Un- OFF WAU ROAD, SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS, NJ./PHONC (201) «9 6SM PRODUCERS custom built, porfect condition. 2Cw 'or 'LAR ^.QQ E tloKsoes. . M5. aated, 3.000 S.0OO iiq. ft., minimum SAXOPHONE - Henri sclmar IS. and HVf ampluicrs, 12" spcaJicra In 542-7M8 " lilgh, within o rnlia" of Jl«d Bank. HELP WANTED-MALE Have you heard tha WWtehall «tor)'? Flat alto. Excellent condition. Rea- sepa.rate oifod walnut cabinets. All DtKtiliti Crt. SWi Putny la f.fl S* Ita nilb » ». We pay Tor experience. SlQO/month e= •onable, call J91-0103. •rlcert for Immediate «a)a. 67iJ»ia, II8BD SMAU. BPINBT TYPE PIANO arna acceptable. 7(7.4161. * S1JI1.B0 (Flrat year's commission on Call IM SO. FT. OFFICE BUITB _Âi 34 W mile to triTfle clltlli |0 W nrr around eiida and turn light systematic plans) Clsh = 6S (WMero ORGAN ~- 8]]verlone {TAomaa) AtDrl* ELECTRIC GUITAR — ImpaImparUIr , 542-2819 be-twBBn 5-7 p.m. 10 Linden PI., V. Arrioni Bldg.. U8d onto Alliire tori ICounty R«ul« 570 and pmtiid ID Kt. Tlj tun r el 4607. Two manunln, vibrator, re- ua) plclt-un. Good condition. $1$100 -C Call Mitt K «t 71 Im MKII !'• "ill «»t k!U> I.'Wl Court... OR firm reallowance Is 8 r>. Call White- iMR77 Rftcr 3. iank. Call 7)7-3620. hall Becurltm Corp,, 842-1700. r V ...Kt. 35 scuth to Rt. 71 it Belrrsij piocatd sDutb M It.71 to u{«' now. iiS0.°7«F.0O27. "' ° *"' ARBHOUSB — 12.000 in, "ft. IxMd- iWE ARE OX OAMPUH — lMfl B]»eiw nix, PETS AND LIVESTOCK K phlform. Extra larire overhead Will KM, U» IliM to Rcial twit. EXTRA IN DOME HO 35 MM CAM. k, heater, Ice box. 5500, CULII 566- oor. EDWARDfl INDIlaTMAL CEN- EXPANDING! Ladles, men, earn fit) to SCO weekly 'elcphoto and wide angle WO HORSE TRAILER - J300. Like En. Matawtn. 5CO.210O. showing new line of products [or homo lenses, flltors ana ca-rrylng ewe. ARS 10X20 aluminum patitio totop ew Western saddle, ST5. hay ride and Bmall businesses. Quality proven, Never used. $125. S42-O20B allor G lth aluminum parts and rrqlln guttergutter, 'a«on, S125. 61e[gh 'jells, "mint" con. llUon, lull ntrand, S100. r 431- Quatlllcatloni now being Inter- money back guarantee. Work 3 to 4 LIVINO ROOM ARMCHAIR - Struc- over used, In ordinal ccarlon, S7J 1627 or 431-2001. viewed lor lifetime eareeri In lh» hours a lay. Call 542-4773. turally aounti, modern, barrel baclt. ntall home building Industry- yellow. Good condition. Asking $50. SUMMER PLAYGROUND COUNSEL- After 7 p.m. 741-6817. iovi,vn — Must saciiflca soven- HELP LOUS — Several positions available. icc 25-yftsr-old bedroom set In pood are a young couple In trouble. •* SALES CONSULTANTS (2) Collepe students preferred, but hlRh MOVINC - 17 cu. ft. rcldttntn, dJtlon Air I'oudi tin nor, 650ft ytu'a ftava 10 beautiful, nrlorable, lov. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY. school Juniors and seniors will 6e nd •. 5V)0O Btu. 3 fish tanks wHh 1 Room lor incxptrltnced men to comlde-red, A«lslt In the orianlullon |180. Waslier, 570. Dryer, WO, Ifthls and one ntind. beat olfer. B'ec- tbl», AKC German Shepherd puppies , round out our lain Hall. •nd op»rallon ol i vtrioty ol activi- lc hedge trimmer, year old, $20, weeks, and. we aro looking for tarnl- A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS1 ties for children [rom the let throuph STEREO COMPONENTS Af 17-4799. ;• who can tlv* them the love and the '8th grades. For moro Informa- .ttention they noed. Won't you help? •k SALES MANAGER tion and Interview date send resume MUBIC FOR INTERIORS IHROSENE HKATETt — (Quaker) to Freehold Twp. Board of Parka & 8?1 Hivy 39 W«mtma»a abljiot lyw wli.h srrfokc pipe. LArge -all 872-0334 aUer 6 p.m. All day StU Experienced man to assume full Recreation Commission, Municipal (Next to Stasecotch) 858-jJOO !zo S25. 787-GlfiO. :nd Bun. responsibility of sale.! Hoar, Big;.. Freehold, N.J. 07728. E WIG — Human hair, llanrt- KC POODLES — Two black fe- Accounting Moving and Storage Pearl and Bead Restrlnglng WEEKLY SPECIALS adfl. Case, curlcr3 and block, $50, .alea. Best looklnp Jn town. Our * HARDWARE MANAGER COLLECTORS — Full time. Estab- tDyna. Cuntom Wired FM3 tuner J119 2IBSB >ricc Is right, BO come on up and sea lished agency In Monmouth County *£!mplre'B88VB Cartrldgee i 28 ll 2 lomottinc. 2G1-5800. RECORD KEEPING, ta* urvice. ffijcpertly on braided nylon. J1.S0 % has two nneningfl. Salary plus com- [R CONDITIONER — Fotl . . Experienced a prerequisite. Top iKoctlllnetr Mini >H Bpeikir) I S!l BOARDING AND GROOMING General accounting. Year round. strand. Sterling clasps (rom 73c. pay. Full compony benellts. mission. Call M. Scanlon, 741-2458. •Hevox Tap* Decka 1430 avv-dutv 18.500 BTU. 2 con ANDERSON BROS. KEUSSILLES', 3» EroE4 St., Bed eeda. Used one season. $175. CANINK COLUDaB, INC. Wlillchlll BjltemB, Inc. 7*1-1753. nink "REAL ESTATE 8A[SS PBBBSNS tn. 329-SD33 WANTED — Male or female, Estab- INC. * YARD MEN (2) lished airency, member of two multi- TRADE-INS ACCEPTED ;NCVLOPEDIAS — Uko now M — At itud. AKO rftKlHored. Full time positions available lor ply listing services. Write P.O. Box nod condition. Best otfer. 7 wo years old. chunplon bloodline. Adding Machines-Typewriters PACKING _ MOVING Plumbing and Heating the right n«i. Literal fcflH 156, Little Silver; Her 6 p.m. leanon&ble. 2Q1-M32. SIQRA&E Drivers license required, WAITRESSES — Full and part limp. .OITYLBJWE OUTFIT O118K118K3 Fonn 8AkE — OnOne ebarrel ADDING MACHINES — Typewrite™ ANDBKSON TUJMBINO CO. Hotel clerk. Moii. thru Frl. Apply HAMMOND ..(I. m.n. 83 •addnen , bkbuckskink , 7 yoaroara oldld. One Bold, rented, ropfiircd. Bcrploo'B. 101 Ranfttrs. New York. RatnodallnB. Holmdel Motor Inn. SIM-MOO, saltelted horde, plus tack. Must flell. Monmouta St., R«d Bank. 717-04JJ. For Home or industry. ININO ROOM SET — French pro- ZQSZ Incial china closet, bufrot, table with MIXED BREED PUP- HELP WANTED-MALE ORGAN sda. six chalri. llk« new. J400. C«J1 ) good homes. Call. 842- Diamonds Bought or Itestyled U-B413. • CORRIGAN'S UPPENDALE BOFA — Holltop desk, MOBILE DOG OROOMINQ Let ui buy tne dlKtnonda you don't IT7 OaklaciJ flt., Red BanH 7U-SIW Inn rf>mer cabinet, larjSB Colonial WE COME TO YOU wear of let u.i raatyle tham (or you A PLCJIBINO — Heating and bath- STUDIO lin. STi-1132, EDEN ACRE a43-4O3> personally. RauaNllIel', 36 Broad St. AGENT/a\LUBn«*»' "«(!S AUTO SALESMAN Mechonlc St. 741-0030 R«4 Bcmk room remodeling. MONMOUTH OF ASBURY PARK $44.95 'UPPIBS — Part dermiin To sell used cars. New modern ioiite. irre* t o good hhom#o . General Contractors facilities with 100 used car slock NEW HAMMOND ill you . pay fnr a full ona Inch 711-2111-21M Odd Jobs' RooflngtOOHl , Siding & Insulation to sell from. Pay plan Includes lick aluminum combination aluminum BUILDING CADETTE ORGANS oor INSTALLED. 3 «1o*, 3 *cn»n JABH PAIT> — For purabrfld puppies. ACME CONSTRUCTION CO, AUdl- salary and commisslonr pqld vaca- ierts, all hardware, Ye Una homtB [or oldsr rurtbred UOKT HAUUNO — Cellars ia- OLBEN"CO., INC. Ronlln/;. aldlnf'* tion, hospllalltatlon. Only expe- logl. CANINE COLLEQB, INC., 320 tlonB. aUera.UonH. new homns. Wi $$555 i Ll'.aj wh0l» Job. :0H0K> 222,0299. raêit cleaned up. Proa e-ttlmttea. Insulation Installed nnd td rienced men need apply, and In PROWN'S lor 10 years. 7IS-IH05. 2PP!-0.i! M CENTER Includes bench, delivery, instint'Pl*y l\l-2lli> jiltnr 3 p.m. person only* See Al Hurley, between booh (lets you rlny sonns on your own. "Our 45th v««r" URMAN BKHPHERD PUPPIES — — Additions Alleritloni. 9 and 5 p.m.. from tho start) and 6 weeks of ls Broad St. rtcd Bank 741-7300 ,33. Call GvoRes. Roots anrl New Homes. r.VINO -ROOM BET - I*rre sofa, 71LO2S9 71V9M)5. Itllph A. Col». Painting and Decorating Secretarial Services SHREWSBURY AVE., SHREWSBURY KIT-SON CHEVROLET A« andcarved cabinet, marlile top tii- AUSTRALIAN TBRWEn PR b-9300 le. Boston rocKer, «mall wwlalJlo and tan, CATtPENTTlV - Additions, antllm, CARL B. JONf.a - Pllnllnt and INSTANT SECRETAny - Expert Syeamort Lontt) RT. 3* EATONTOWN, N. J. r. Boautlnil Oblnnie Orionlal rugs, ah. spunky, adorable. Excellent atcp3, Bldwilklilkl, patiopati , odd jobs, wallpapering Fully Insured. For Irea typing, ateno, bookKeapInK aid bill- iln St. Aibury Puk "- riteritess . 81812-iilS2 , 74T-133S. Ing. Foreign trartila^ni. 3S3-2Q90. >« Beautiful three-bedroom starter home with spacious living previous occupants and is run room, dining area, eat-in kitchen, tiled bath. Many, man' $125,000 McCUE SJJ"- cSve,1^ytora ffiiS, § down. Convenient to all schools, ELLEN S. extras Immediate possession at closing. shopping and transportation. REALTOR ALL BUYERS V.A. AND F.H.A. TERMS 842-2760 "r.n Prospect Ave., Little Silver Owner anxious and will enter- HAZELTON RUMSON EEAL ESTATE $37,500 tain offers. Excellent oppor- CENTER Custom Built tunity for home hunter or in- 842-3200 vestor. 126,000. Realtor JUST LISTED :mmaculate three-bedroom ranch. De- Ideal Location West River Eoad Rumson uxe eat-In kitchen, 20x12 pmeled LITTLE SILVER ime room attached garage. Finr A home you will he proud to own. Gorgeous, sprawling brick $28,900 MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ighborhood. Attractively priced a rancher. Five bedrooms, spacious living room, formal dining Neat as a pin cottage. Living W'°RUSSELL'M.'BORUS room, eat-in kitchen, VA baths, recreation room, full base- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE room, dining room, modem as REALTORS ment two-car garage, in-ground pool. Many extras. See this one. tomorow kitchen, three bed- GOO River ALL BUYERS EASY TERMS LOCUST MINI-ESTATE 747-453' rooms, den. Top schools. Con- Delightful 1.2 acres overlooking Nave- Daily 9-9 Saturday and Sunday 10-7 flink River. Fruit trees, berry bushes, RED BANK - RUMSON AND MILES 671 100 venient to everything. Taxes ENJOY SUMMER asparagus toed, great variety speci- AROUND — Multiple Ustlngs. Send for Middletown - men ewrgrepnfi, flowering shrubs. free catalog or modest homes, terms, $504.88. Only one. Call now . . . perennials, bulbs, etc. Bird watchers paliitial Kumson estates, waterrronta, in this (ourbedroom ocean- paradise. Charming (lve-year-old cus- acreage, lota, business opportunities. $28,300. front iiome with private tom built three-bedroom, two-bath HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOR SALE beach. Living loom, dining ranch. Oversize master bedroom, many RAY STILLMAN, Realtor TRUE COLONIAL room, tiled kitchen, heated giant closets, pine paneled den with "Our 52nd Year" MIDDLETOWN sun porch and brick patio. second fireplace; many picture win- 64B Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury 741-8G TWO WATERFRONT $39,5C0 Separate two-beilroom mod- dows, sliding glass doors to old brick FAIR HAVEN — Spacious Colnni CHOICES Center hall Colonial. 24' rose- ern apartment hrings addi- terrace. Hand split shakes outside. with large paneled rooms and PREVIEW tional income. 537,700- Large dry basement used for hobbles charming interior. Recreation room c. wood paneled living room with and office, attached oversized double main floor, baaement. Four bedrooms, ON RIVER-Bungalow. Large garage. Full air conditioning. Paved three batha, two-car garage: Supe YOUR OPORTUNITY boathouse with utilities. Bulk- fireplace, formal dining room, driveway. Low heating coat. Principals eat-in kitchen, Close to schoolB. As- SHOWING A. FRED MAFFEO only. SV-tf, mortgage. Low &0s. Tele- sume high FHA, By owner, 543,000. Tr.mf.rred owner offers hi. thre.-b.droom, Two.b.th r.nch ir head, dock and float. Beauti- bright modern kitchen, sepa- phone 872-015*. 741-3371. Of The REALTOR the sacrifice price of $33,500. Screened poreh w»h bnek floor. \ ful grounds and shrubs. Living rate laundry, library, four bed- LONG BRANCH — Four-jedroom Crowning Achievement 569 River Rd. Fair Havnn HOLMDEL Cane. JlB,.rt00 or best offer. Ideal Full basement. Above ground pool. So immaculate you «.n and dining rooms, eat-in kitch- Hovnanian Prestige dooms, plus nursery or sewing starter or summar home. Near ocean. room. Basement, 15' screened 741-9333 All Brick $5000 down. Owner will Kive mort move right in. By all means see this! en, two bedrooms, one bath. Communities! Custom-built ranch with aeven large sage for balance to qualified buyer, Excellent basement, high and porch, attached two-car ga- rooms and four baths. On 2Va rolling FRANK FELICE AGENCY, Realtor, Set majestically on one of the hlyho acres. 3*zone hot water bastboarel 741-5253. REALTORS points In Mltldfotown, against a bac rage. Excellent public school. heat. Exceptional construction. Two dry. Solid construction. Boat drop of deep woods and luah natui patios, two IIreplaces. Many, many NINE ACRE3 WITH FAST BROOK- is 6HAPEL HILL ACRES - > ne Excellent soil, sturdy home, several FAIR HAVEN rental (three) possible. Winch St. Leo Parish, near CBA. TIRED OF HIGH PRICES? extras. Unheatanle value at $64 500 good barns. Good location. Owner 804 RIVER ROAD 747-4100 Hovnanlanûllanlanûlll cocommunitm y which w CARL P. ZELLERS, Realtor. M6-4443. i few weeks lold mortgaRe for qualified buyer. and ramp for hauling boats. At- ope in a few weeks. Shown by appointment, $39,- RUMSON - FAIR HAVEN HAKOLD L1NDEMANN, Broker. Ea- DUTCH COLONIAL — Three tied- NEW SHREWSBURY—Off Sycamore Ave. Four-bedroom split level. Eight tcntown. 512-1103. tractive price. . .$22,500. If 1 you can apprrrHate "almosl-cor 500. looms, fireplace, dining room, sun pit ted" homes without the "palishi room. Only $27,500. rooms. 2¥i baths, two-car garage. ON DEEP WATER-Cottage, details" von can Ret the choicest 1 THE McGOWAN AGENCY COLONIAL — New construction. % acre. Full basement. $56,400. Prin- well constructed. Two bed- catlntu by vlsiUne CHAPEL HIL Three hedrooma, 1"* baths, full din- cipals only. 741-2018, • < HOUSES FOR SALE ACRES this weekend. REALTORS ing room, basement S32.O00. MIDDLETOWN - New threeOcdroom rooms, large living room with RANCH — Three bedrooms, fireplace, Bl-Level. 2',£ baths, fireplace in large At CHAPEL HILL ACRES you ( 258 Newman Springs Rd. dining room. Select location. Many ex- playroom, two-car garage, -\ acre. raised hearth fireplace, porch choose from Cane Cod, IUncb, tru. $31,900. W4.900. 671-2OJ2. Level and Colonial models In ms Red Bank 747-3000 KtANSBURG olio 16 x 29. New heating system. variations — all on landscaped eata RUSSELL M. BORUS pxcccrllnR nr\c acre In alze — all »'"• NEAT AND COMFORTABLE Five-room, one-story house. Two bed- Beautiful view of river. To set- YOU ARE CORDIALLY REALTORS Extra large master bedroom, Three with the s\ire hand o( a master bullri bedrooms in all. Wood burning fire- roams. Baseboard heal. Vacant. Good er, one of the moat respected nar- INVITED TO lor VA or FHA buyers. Only $13,900. Ik DOWSTRA AGENCY tle estate. . .$22,500. In home building. 600 River R<1. Fair Haven place. Baseboard heat. Covered patto. 7i7-«32 detached garage. Assume 6CP VA mort- TWO COUNTRY CHOICES gage. Monthly payment of S157 in- C. DeLUCIA AGENCY REALTORS The Ranch ...... ~ .1*8,! CRESTVIEW cludes all. Some cash needed- Will aell Best Colonial Ranch The Bl-Level $«». KEYPORT under contract. 521,800. PAUL P. Realtor The Colonial 451.! = Half duplex, living room, dlnlne room, BOVA, Realtor. 671-2044. 37 Church SI- Keonsburg Centrally air conditioned. Gray The Cape Cod - - JW.95C kitchen, three bedrooms, bath. Well AT 787-4424 TOWERING TREES, circular driveway leading to a ?f«eiout l located. Good condition, 518,000. cedar shakes. Atop a gentle Liberal Financing — 1 M% Mortgag HOUSES FOR SALE and lpacious two-story Colonial in the lovely Tower Hill section hill. 11 years old. Living room Prices Include central alt conditioning INCOME PROPERTY Also available: custom, options llki HOLMDEL Three family. Good condition £18,500. of Littl. Silver. Four bedroom, with Vh baths. Fireplace in with fireplace, dining room, fireplaces, 3-car garages. A distinctive community being carved CARLTON H. POLING Wo haven't tha key to the city. . . Mht FAMILY ROOM, ultra-modern FAMILY sized kitchan with modern kitchen, game ,room trom age old JiDJs thick with mag- Realtor nificent trees. Custom homes planned But we do have the keys to the better homes. breakfast room. First floor laundry, basement with finiihad with bar, three spacious bed- Into a natural setting. Choose a loca- 3131 Hwy 35 Hazlet CHAPEL tion hlfth on a hliltnp with a view Old, Now Ranches, Splits, Colonials, Cape Cods, Water- SAME ROOM. Two-cat garage. $61,200. rooms, 2!/2 baths, two-car gar- or the Atlantic, or secluded in a lovely 264-191B age, electric doors. Land- brook bordered Elcn. Only a lew fronts. All areas and prices. You name it . , . wa have it. HILL minutes to high rated schools, houses BE THE FIRST to see this new list- scaped. Beautiful location. . . of worship, quaint country shopping ing. Four bedrooms, 2 baths, game SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY to own a lovely four- or five-bedroom centers and all modes of transporta- roam, 2 car garage Extras. A lot of bouse for the money $31,900. Hurry SPLIT LEVEL with 2'/i baths. Spacious paneled FAMILY ROOM. $47,000. ACRES tion. All utilities underground. everyone else will. Call 842-011(1. Best Contemporary Ranch Chapel Hill Ttoad, Mlddlftown HOMES ARE PRICED FROM EDWARO A. HANLON A "home magaiino" kitchen. Basement and two-car garage. Long and low, white vertical DIRECTIONS: North on Kt. 35 Realtor ONLY $39,700. Please call for appointment. CMpel Hill Hit., Mlddlelown; right o $57,000 812-0110 LLA WILTSHIRE AGENCY Chanel Hill Rd. approximately om 501 Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury siding. 3 years old. Large liv- mile to Chapel Hill Acres. ing room, fireplace, dining CRESTVIEW AT HOLMDEL NEW 8HHKWSBURV — $19,000 GRACIOUS OAK HILL RESIDENCE, four-bedroom COLONIAL. ANOTHER DISTINGUISHED Off Mount Dr. Holrmlol. N. J. Lovely three-bed room customised room, kitchen with all modern COMMUNITY BY rnnch. Larse kitchen and dining area. REALTORS Oversized windows looking out on delightful brick terrace and 1% baths, lull finished basement, appliances. Game room, three BETSY ROSS wa!J'to-waJi carpeting. .Lovely over- ESTABLISHED 1938 private lawn, sloping down to woods and brook. DESIGNED Hovnanian sized lot with patio and barbecue. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTINGS bedrooms, two baths, laundry. Vacant . immediate occupancy. KIR- BY WELL KNOWN ARCHITECT. $72,500. Parquet floors throughout. Two- ENTERPRISES WAN CO., Realtors, -75 tfowman 842-0004 Phone: (201) 671-0015 AGENCY Springs Rd., Red Bank. 812-4350. car garage. Well shrubbed. Evenings: 842-0276 Exclusive sales-agents. TRANSFERRED, OR JUST OUT- f AST FRONT STREET. RED BANK 7414700 Best area. . .$47,000. OROWrNG YOUR HOME? — Call or COLTS NECK BUYS \\7 Hwy. 35, Keyporf, N.J. write for AppleBrook's monthly Home! If you desire exquisite Colts Nc. for Living magazine. Offers pictures, REDDEN AGENCY living with a distinctive home nestle( 264-3456 264-1279 prices, descriptions. Absolutely no amongst rolling hills ami rustlfn; cost, no obligation. APPL.EBR0OK Realtors leaves, with macrlflccnt vlrw. we hav Garden Stale Pky io Exit 117 onto Rt. AGENCY. Realtors. 950 Hwy. 35. Mici- a number available, priced from SI", 35 south. Turn right on Brthany Rd. al dletown. 671-2300. 301 Maple Ave. Red Bank 000 to $475,COO. Check your choic Miles Shoe Store, turn left on Tele- DEAD-END STREET $32,000 741-9100 and call for appointment. graph Hill Rd., then left again on Mount Dr. to Ciestview at Holmdel. HOUSES FOR SALE Six yean old. This very attractive thrfls-badroom Evenings: 747-3709 ( ) $25,900 — Buy of the week. 4 acres with older farmhouse. Five he ranch. I '/i baths, raised haarth fireplact in living rnntna. T2r2i' llvlnp room, dining roon WOW! LITTLE SILVER cat-in jritchen, screen eel pored, tiv KEANS3URG — room, wall-to-wall carpeting, hoi waiar baseboard Economy fnnr-ycar-olil ranch. Three car RarnRP, full basement. A iltt LOOK WHAT WE'VE SOT Three-bedroom ranch, retirement or hrdrnoms, tile batli. Excellent condi- repair and paint can do wonrlers. IN PORTAUPECK ttarler home. New heating system. heat plus a full fmi.h&d basement with built-in bar. tion. A ilarter or retirement liome. II5.TO. Nicely landscaped. Won't last . . . call now. f ) 160,000 — Holt opt the red ca FHA approved three bedroom ronch ! X5 pet for this brand-new, Four-bed roon A moat inviting custom ranch with " OLDE SHREWSBURY Colonial. Family room wltli fireplace living room, dining room and kitchen fully fenced yard. $700 down to Spacious Colonial on an acre. Four lormal dining room, living room, ful under beamed cathedral celling. Slid- ûalffted buyer. 539.100. HiO bedrooms, 2V4 baths, dining room basement, '2V- bath3. Beautiful lo ing doors to patio, overlooking land- HAZLET - Now open 9 to 5, seven days a week. 12x16, first Moor den and Bainp room. overlooking Info. Many extras. Hurry scaped, enclosed garden. Three bed- select your colors today. New construction. Three bedroom dry basement. Hot water tieat. Extras. rooms, lft baths and den. $35,000. ranch, garage built In underneath. RUMSON ( ) $57,400 — Blue-chip specfa Comfort and convenience In a charm- 127.9M. *'"COUNTRY LIVING Four-bed room custom ranch on l\t ing ranch In A-l condition. Entrance MIDDLETOWN - Holmdel Garrison Colonial. Five heri- acres In exclusive area of Colts Neck foyer, formal dining room. eat-In kitch- Three-bedroom Cape Cod. Lorge rnfims, 1\'- baths, full clinlnR room, 2li baths, den with fireplace, carpet en, paneled den and three bedrooms family kitchen. SJ1.500. OPEN HOUSE family room, fireplace, master detl- inK, central nir conditioning, phi: make this a must to see. $36,000. TWO FAMILY - nhim drcastriE room, basement. many extras. Call today for appoin Eocl) unit contains three bedrooms, forGuidsncc Large, heated pool. Acre of land- ment — It won't last! ! on leaped grounds with brook, $6.1,000. The enjoyment of a screened porch living room, full dining room, lorge in this three-bed room custom ranch, Kltcfien, full basement. Only two REALTORS Features oat-ln kitchen, two full tile years old. 137,500. 747-3500 ALLAIRE-FARROW baths, loyer, family room and a full, Directly opptnit Kim Jomts Nursing Htm dry basement. *35,S00. EDWIN S. STARK AGENCY Realtor-lnsuror - 500 HWY. 36 872-0001 HISHLANDS WATERBURY REALTORS 1353 Hwy. 36 Haztel Member of Two Multiple 'Llallngs Babysitting Service By Appointment CAMASSA AGENCY Across from Airport Plata MEMBER QF 2 MULTIPLE USTINSS AGENCY Middletown 5 Comers 671-2591 Realtor—Member MLS 2644333 Evenings, 671-0974 RSALTOIMNSUROH 741-6336 ESTABLISHED 1925 199 Broad, Red Bank 741-3451 J P*i*er Avc, Eve. and Sun. 62 Mapie Avenue RUMSON1 — Choice living locale. »fo» Little Silver 222-7743 ern ranch. Fireplace In living room, Rod Bank 07701 formal dining room, large electric kitchen, family room, three bedroomi *V\ JJ visi t VA baths, recreation room In bast LITTLE SILVBIt — Conveniently In- MONEY MONEY MONEY ment. Hot air oil heat. Oversized tw<_ la available to purchase this cited In excellent section; Ttirec Bed- car garage. Nicely shrubbed and treei beautifully maintained slx-ycar- rooms. Tile bath. >fodtrn kitchen ivllli grounds. Now Jft.000. old home In Little silver. Your dining area. Full cellar. One car ga- good taste will be apparent oAndersm rage. $28,9QO. RUMSON — Centrally situated when your' friends enter- the Ranch. Living room, targe kltcher '•wide, flagstone entry hail and FAIR HAVEN RANCH — Nicely lo- with dining area, three bedrooms, tw< see the well planned room lay- cated In the desirable River Oaks baths, full basement. Gas-Hred bane out. Four bedrooms, 2'^ baths fectlon. Three brdroonn and bath. tamtty room with fireplace oAvency board hot water fieat. Cyclone fence< Fireplace. One cir garage. Lfuld- double lot. Reduced to J35.O00. sunny pat-In kltcncn. (lining Multiple Listings •caped plot. J34.90O. room, basement, double ga- RUMSON — Conveniently localet rage, rear terrace. Texas Et'MSON — Outstanding ranch home bungalow, Llvlne room, dining room, bound owner «ay» "sell it this in tip lop location, spacious land- kitchen, three bedrooms, one bath, senned grounds. Five bedrooms. Three ?«5O0 SeE "0W! Asklnf! RUMSON FAIR HAVEN baths. A truly beautiful property. Fur- norch, full basement. Pipe leas ge tner details on request. $98,500. icat. One-car garage. $22,000. HALL BROS., Realtors 813 River Rd. 7(1-7686 Fair Haven WATERFRONT RANCH DENNIS K. BYRNE Member Multiple Uitlns Service THOMPSON REALTOR-INSUROR Open T Day« , UNBEATABLE VALUE AGENCY 8 West River Road Riunson Park like grounds in, beautiful River pplebrook Agency Multiple Listings since 1935 Phone 842-1150 FOLLOW THE LEADER Superbly maintained house on a Oaki ledioru Entrance foyir, large MIDDLETOWN, N. J. MATAWAN, N. J. RUMSON, N. J. 276 Broad St. . Red Bank 950 Routi 3S 23A Route 34 II2 Ave. if Twa Rivers MEMBER MULTIPLE To a nice roomy four-bedroom liDme ly tree shaded street. Living room with 741-0700 6 living room with fireplace, full dining ,71-2300 566-7600 I42-2°OO LISTING J63 §00 Rumion Tor only fireplace, dining room, kitchen, 3 bed- Even, t WcekenilB OR . 1 0 ome wllh lour rooms and 2 baths. Full dry basement. room, 3 badrooms, game room, full HOLMOEL SACRIFICE privati V^"e beac-' !;!*h !wit t"h an apartmen > t"w tno REALTORS New custom-built home overlookinj Good* bulkhead, marine railing and Represents excellent value, flvc-bcd- Bay and N«w York Skyline. Three ~ - "•- nummer. Great c basement with workshop, brick patio. room. 2'/.-hatli Colonial. Master bed- beilrooms, l't batha, den, dishwasher, deep water. Nice screened porch over- room 23x12, low maintenance exterior dryer, overHlretl eafage. Large lot, FOLLOW THE LEADER Interior recently decorated. Walking looking the water and the hill, o! Ai section. Brook with an added kicker Will be completely landscaped. $31,900. J03BPH G. 40x20 kltlnoy-slifipe Inground pool. AflK- ing only $6J,O0O. Middletown. distance to school. Just listed. DON'T WANT A POOL? Then we offer NAVESINK McCUE this: Five-bedroom, mi-hath Colonial Throe-lied room ColonlHl on lance lot, WHERE HAS ALL THE three years oiU Excellent appointment Newly renovatrt). Garage. Conveniem 30 R1DOE RD. A T°R right down to wall-lo-wall In livlne to transportation and schools. F.H.A. RUMSON room and dining room, situated on mortgage available to qualified buyer. 842-2760 brautiful wooded one-acre lot. Asking $5-1,500, RUMSON REAL ESTATE Other Colonials ant! Ranches for snir. CENTER formerly 'Tne Low Agency" MONEY GONE? MARSHALL P. WHITFIELD THE Realtors "IMMACULATE" S Holmdrl Rd, Holmdel JM6-1475 BROOK AGENCY ?7Jr?e.lletIroom' seven-room split level. 99 First Ave. Allan lie Highland! I ^ baths, paneled entrance foyer, din- 636 RIVER ROAD 741-4477 FAIR HAVEN IF YOU'VE mOU&HT ANNE E. McC17L.LV. Realtor Ing room, eat-in kltcnen, attached ca- Atalntlc HfRhlaniis rage. )ovc)y fenced yard. Convenient RENT RECEIPTS? OF BUILDING 291-1717 Look at this one flrat. It lias everything. Cc Mr fitly alr-cnnilltloned four* QUALITY SPECIALS have the key, bedroom, two-bath, ranch, only seven months old. Deluxe kitchen, dining LAWLEY AGENCY room, slumilng hrtek lirep}acc I" fami- MODERN KANCH — With Ihrce 1R ly room. Attached two-car gar.iRe. bedrooms, formal dining room. eat-In Realtors - Insurors INVEST IN YOUR OWN M;iny lovely extras include wnll-to- kitchen, npacioua llvlne room with (Ire- Wiill carnetinp. Transferred owner will plncp. Excollont locntlon. $2fl,50O. Established 1932 give early occupancy. 'S17,fK>0. FIVE YEARS YOUNG — Thrcc-liirK, 100 Hwy. 35 Rad Bank . RUSSELL M. B.ORUS liedroom Cape. Hot water haseboan lte.it. Completely fenced rear yard. 741-6262 REALTORS Nccir schools and transportation. HOME and BUILD AN don River Rd. Fair Haven Priced to aell at $19,900. ILLMENSEE MODBrtN FOUR-BEDROOM SPLIT - AGENCY MIDDLETOWN Three liiittis. Bciiutl fully liiiidscii lot, Clioico section Micidletown. $3».G MAGNIFICENT A RARE BARGAIN EQUITY IN YOUR FUTURE. Lovely 12 year old lour-bedroom split QUALITY REALTY ASSOC. VIEW OF RIVER OLDEST REAL ESTATE FIRM level. Large living room, dining room, Realtors IXQulsltely detailed four-bedroom Gar aclcnce kitchen, two l);itlin. family Stnte Hwy. S6 Leonardo rison Colonial overlooklne SwImmlnR IN COLTS NECK room. Excellent location. House vacant River, rwo flrcplaces, brick foyer. Al am) ready for you. Already I'M I. A, 291-3232 r"°m' »rc Brand size. Central air enn approved. As little as 52100 down. If Evenlnss WC-llOi •llfltinliig. Extorior is well Iand3capctl, COLTS NECK- CENTURY OLD COLONIAL THERE IS NO BETTER qualified. New 18x36 iiooj cnclonotl In nice Rur- RUMSON WArERFRONT Largp fouf-bedroom, 1V?-ba\\\ Authentically restored century ONLY $2* ,000 Brlnp your husband mid children to < sue nil;* UIIP on Saturday, °"STER'UNS TH6MPSON Colonial feaiurlrg scoclous living old Colonial in excellent condl BEACH AGENCY,. Realtor • 10O' on Die water. room, formal dining room, eol- lion. Located In beaullful Pleasant Member Two Multiple Listings • Larffc (lock with power, JJghts and & ASSOC. Valley area of Marlboro Twp —Over too Homes— wntor. In kitchen, family room with Four large bedrooms, J5x28 SECURITY. 1DI m.'35 MldilletoWn. N. J. • It ijcilronms, cxpiinslon for fourth. fireplace, basement with ground kitchen, 17x21 dining room. Fire- 812-2626 Open 7 Days • 20x12 tlcn with view. OWNER TRANSFERRED ~ live I entrance to yard which places In living' room and large Eves: 531-17GS • Owner Ciillfoniln-bound. den. Wldcboard floors. Huge • Klrepliicc. mmacul-itc ranch In desirable loca- slopes to brook, Attached two- • Hefricrriilnr. dish was her, washer, Ion -with Inrpc -well landscaped lot. shade trees. Two barns and out- $26,990 Two-car oversized detacher, SHTHK?, cor garage. Trees. Prestige area. buildings In very good condition SEE YOUR REALTOR (fryer, carpi'tinK and drapes Included, replace In living room, full dining CUS1OM KANCH Asking $5(i.00(l. $54,900. Immediate occupancy. Over three acres surrounded by Here's « three-bedroom custom home room, I3',ix25 family room, two bed- farms and country estates for you on a 1+ acre lot In Marlbnro. HASSINSfcR & •onms, one. bath. Easy expansion to Only two years young and fentrring ird bedroom. Low thirties. WHO BELONGS TO. RED BANK AREA a 13x1! I1 gameroom, full baRcmcnt, SLAZEBROOK RUSSELL M. BORUS COLJS NECK many nlficr feature*. See torfa" — It REALTORS ! Five-bedroom - expanded ranch FARMETTE 105 E, River ltd. REALTORS hlgti on hill wllh trees. Large A'-LAIRE-hARROW A9ENCY 842-5880 i00 River Road Fair Haven 717-<53! living room, dining room, eat-In MARLBORQ TWP.-Three acres. Middletown 5 Corners 671-2590' kitchen family room with fire- Lovely country setting. Three*, HOLMDEL " $1.9,900 place three lull baths full base- 399 Broad, Red Bar* 741-3450 We are offering ihls new section pre- ment. Nice area. All this for only bedroom, two-bath ranch, Ideal •> 11 rlnR for new homes this flprlnf. BASH — Older two utory (hree Excellent builder building pn: edroom, I ^ batha, large dlnlnr room, (52,900. for small horse farm. $36,000. HOLMCEL • Woodrd one-acre lota. nuiidry off kitchen, den. FHA, VA • City walrr. Inanclng to qualified buyer. MULTIPLE LISTING 5-Bodroorn Colonial • Minuira to R.R. station and buses. MEMBER 3 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICES liORalcliip loom ami dining room. 3om. wall tn wall carpeting. Many 3EV li Nlto'lf*, tint will} fireplace. Just MARSHALL "p. ''wHITFIELD Itnu. (Ill,.100. ROUTE 34 / 462-3172 COLTS NECK jr.liiiifd lo itl.ma.' CAlit, f. 2Kb- KeilKJra CItoWEU, AOBNOY . LliJtS. Be'ilor. S^HI3. , S. Holmdel Bd. Holmdel ^ 016-1175 8 Broid Et. 7UfD30 -THE DAILY REGISTER,' RED BANK^MTDDLETWN, N. U FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1970 23 HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOR SALE LOTS AND ACHEAGE LEGAL NOTICE COLTS NECK - BeiuUtul !-«£re NOTICK MIDDUfOWN RANCH home «lte, PrMtlira *rea. J2A0O0. To: Philip Campo & 977 Corporation RUMSON OPPORTUNITY CHARMING TWO^FAMILY With attractive treed lot near river. 21 Henry street Laivyers Set Dowd TSRM8. M6-M37. Delightful air conditioned four-bed- A tenant can pay your mortgage, plus Chances are Three lovely bedrooms with bath and New Monmouth, N. J. room, iwballl ranch. New kitchen. a beautiful apartment for yourself powder room. Dig living room with HOLMDHL — BulldlnK lot high on Pursuant to NEW JERSEY STATUTES Carpeting throughout. Fun basement, with an exceptionally pretty Colonial fireplace, large separate dining room, hilltop with UnUuUc view. Will oulld 2A:(l-32 ct seq I will sell at Public new furnace, remote control garage interior. Lovely condition. In con- modern kitchen, cellar, two-car ea- to ault or "u Is". AiHing S2UTO. •Auction for ca&h at Andersen's Equip- d<*>r«. 'PrMaHwiwliy uiunaud Ss veniMt location,-133,000." .MCALISTER our rage. Transferred owner aaldng |2fl,- H3S377, ment Service. Inc., 10 West Ave.. At- beautiful, quiet street. Many extras. AGENCY, Realtor, 109 E. River Rd. 500, but must move, Janiio Highlands, U: 3. oii'Marefi'M, Under WO, GOO. Rutnsoii. 842-1894 PIVH ACRES — Wooded. 15 mtlei. 1970 at 9:00 A.M. t Allls Chalmers For Congress Team SHREWS3URY CAPE COD wert ot Atlanllc Oily. $4500 or J2000 Loader Serial tf3703. Seller reserves PAUL BRAGAR General Cute ae a button. Three bedrooms «nd anum« S3O monllily payments. the right to bid. ters seeking support from REALTOR STOP PAYINS RENT! and bath. Living room with fireplace, 787-S27J. JEROME 3. MAYER LONG BRANCH - A group Bu a landlord! Live in one apartmenl modern kitchen, cellar, garage. CHOICE LOCATION — Vi acre In- Bailiff 794 Broad 8t. Shrewsbury 747-0221 (three rooms), rent tJm uttier three Feneed-Jn rear yard with trees. Owner March 8, 13 57.0(1 of young lawyers have formed party leaders. room apartment for 5130 per month has purchased another home. Asking dustrial unit office sties. Will Ml! or 747 022l Let the tennrit pay off your mortgage Electric build to milt LlUlB silver Industrial NOflCE a committee to help William The group calls itself T price $20,500. Plaza, 711-1200. MOXMOl'TH t'Ot'NTY RED BANK - 518,000 Price £21,500. ($2,160 down unde •SI KKOUATK'H COt'KT F. Dowd capture the Repub- "Young Lawyers for Handyman's special. Seven-room FVH.A.) 747-4532. BIG 5 BEDROOMS Notice to Creditor* to I'rcscnt house needs complete Interior repair. New Shrewsbury split level. Two baths COLTS NECK (laims Aji»Inst Instate lican congressional nomina- Dowd," and its membership Extra building lot Included. Ideal lor MAX1 AND MINI — A max! horn Computer and powder room, game room 23x12, a contractor Terms available. THE In a mini price. That's tlila sei/cn .10 ACRES ESTATE OF WALTER BEBKMAN is formed around a seven- BKltO AtJElJCY, Realtors. Rt. 35, cellar, two-car garage. Bis plot. Ask- WOLK, DECEASED. tion. room Colonial Cape on dead-em i g $34KK$, > Beautifully rolling land with small Pursuant to the order of LOUIS Mldrlletown. 671-1000. street. Four bedrooms, fireplace 1 itream on dead-end street. Exception- R. AIKINS, Surrognt* uf the County member executive commit- living room, separata dining room, has the home al value lor $20,500. CARL F. ZEL- ot Monmouth, this day made, on the Mr. Dowd, a 26-year-old tee. FARMINGDALE — Five-room house. large kitchen, attached garaue. FHJ ALLAIRE-FARROW LEftS, Realtor. 946-4U3. application of the undersigned, Ar- staff assistant to President oil hot water heat, bath. V& acres approved and well worth $26,500. E.A, thur Henry Wolf Sole Executor of Members of the committee on main road, Call S87-212S tor ap- ARMSTRONG ACfENCY, arm ptoa the esVite of the said Walter Bceli- Nixon, is currently the only pointment Avc. Little Silver. 741-4500. ' you're looking AGENCY TIRED OF THAT man Wolf deceased, notice Is lie re- are Malcolm D. Carton, Nep- REALTORS by given to the creditors of. said de- firmly announced candidate HOLMDEL HEATHER HILLS RUM SON — Four-bed room ranch ceased to pr&sent to the said Sole tune City; Robert O'Hagan, Off Main SI. Two-story southern co- ftreplu.ee, air condiiloned, patio, 3', Both Multiple Listing Scrvlcei OTHER MARKET? Executor their claims under oath for the nomination to oppose lonial. Flvo bedrooms, 2Vt baths, acres. Low TO'a. 8*2-1064. for. within six months from this dale. Ocean Township; Alexis Tuc- huge kitchen with dining area, fam- 199 Broad, Red Bank 741-3450 ISN'T IT TIME FOR THE Dated: February 20th. 1970 incumbent Democrat James ily room, living room, dining room. TRY AND BEAT THIS! WILLOW POND ARTHUH HENRY WOLK ci, West Long Branch; Den- laundry room off kitchen. Porch, New split-level or bMcv&1, three and REAL ESTATE MARKET? ].ri0i Mt'tropolltan Avenue, J. Howard. basement, two car Rarngo. Qi a four bedrooms, Vfa baths. Paneled AT Bronx. New York 10462. nis Bliss, Sea Bright; Dennis beavVly wooded one acre lot. Price family room. Prime location. $38w00, MULLANEY Executor Crawford, Ocean Township, So2,m. Call 747-3668. or 747.9181, EDWIN H. MARTIN, Broker, 542-59M LITTLE SILVER COLTS NECK — One acre, completely Vincent J. jicCue, Esq., On the verge of announcing wooded lot. Beech and oak. Nice ~"> Broad Street. his candidacy for the nomina- and Jack McWilliams, Red REALTY Beat inflation - Buy nosy location. 812,500. Red Biink, New Jersey 07701 HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Attorney tion in former Monmouth Bank. MiARLBORO TOWNSHIP"— T,'i acres. Feb.K 27, March I $13.50 Last year's prices - Today! Partially wooded rolling lanrt. Excel. County Assemblyman Ches- The committee ' said., it 8 Tindall Rd., Middletown lent location. Great buy at $19,900. NOTICK (Roberts Building) Three ajid four-bedroom Colonials MONMOUTH COtNT1 Y ter Apy, who claims he's still is dedicated to work actively available. Ideal location. Walk to bus, SUKKOdATK'S till III" COLTS NECK — Approximately 56 Nutlen tit CrodltorB to Trrhput for the nomination and elec- train, schools end Bhopping. Models acres. Hlfh and dry. Over 2,000 ft. Ualms Againni Kîite a "tentative" candidate even from $41,000. Mortgages available. road frontage. Nice pond. Very fertile ESTATE OF LOUISE DARBY tion of Mr. Dowd to the Third 671-5151 soil. Aakltig $3,000 per acre. fiROFF. DECEASED though he's had stationery Located on Branch Ave., IJttle Sliver, Pursuant to the order or LOUIS R. printed, and has written let- Congressional seat. Call lor Information. AIKINS, Sunropate of the County of WE'VE GOT YOUR SIZE! 741-1200 IULMEIMSEE AGENCY, Monmouth, this day made, on the Realtor Bt- application of ttie unilerfllnncd, Theo- RED BANK 566.500 dore D. Parsons Solft Executor or Recipe for living "Take a, rambling HOLMDEL $47,500 462-3172 Coltj Me the estate of the said Louise Darby cape cod with (our bedrooms, three Four bedrooms. Centrally air condi- LOTS — Approximately H acre. St. Grotf deceased, notice Is hereby given baths, large den, and all the extras tioned Colonial. Den, formal dining Leo's.* Part* S12.O0O. Many others to -the creditors of said deceased Ut to make the living easy. Surround with room, IVi batha. Finished game room available. EDWIN H. MARTIN. Bi present to the said Sole Executor Three Heavily Fined beautiful grounds including a heated Convenient location. CARL F ZEL thoir claims under oath within six and enclosed pool and patio, ready LEIIS. Realtor, S4G-4443. for parties and family fun. Results: LOTS AND ACBBAOE — In Middle months from this date. The best in living and entertaining, FAIR HAVEN — New split level un- town and surrounding areas. Call Thr Patcri: February 20th. 1970 all wrapped up In charm." dor construction. Living 'room dining RICH AGENCY. 671-29(111. THEODORE D. PARSONS, room, kitchen with dining area, three 13 Fox Hill Drive, By Middletown Judge bedrooms, lU 'baths upatalro, % bath RU11SON — Beautiful waterfront lot. Little Silver, New Jersey 07739 ON THE RIVER $22,500 downstairs. Recreation room, base- One aero plus with concrete bulk Executor Boaters, ahoy! Tie up to this enug ment, two car Rat-age. Size oC lothead ready to build, estate area. Messrs. Parsons, Oanzona, MIDDLETOWN - Howard Sullivan to apply for treat- harbor with bulklieada and clock. The 100x160, approximately. MRoarter Only S32.SO0. McALISTER AGENCY, Blair & Warren, large boathouaa has guest quarters or Ave., off Fair Hiven Rd., Stfvwarz Realtor, 109 E River Rd., Rumeon. 38 Wallace Street, H, Thome of 374 Monmouth ment as a drug addict' in fltudio. Change out of fishing gear in & Kardel, Builders. Priced at W0.500. 8K16M Red Bunk. New Jersey 077OL the aliower room with outside entrance. Call 717-3669 or 747*0461. Attorneys Road, Long Branch, was Odyssey House, Staten Is- Crons the lawn to your complete cot- March C, 13 51 tage with two bedrooms, bath, living BY OWNER, MIDI>LETOWiN OAK COMMERCIAL PROPERTY fined $200 and lost his li- land. He was rearrested after room, dining room, large kitchen and HILL — Unusual rour-tHKtrcom home. NOTICK full basement with tiied floor. Large two story entry with windlm MONMIWni COl'XTY cense for two years alter lie left the treatment center 4000 SO. PT. BUILDING — For llgtl SlIIUMMiATK'H (Ol'ItT stair case, sunken living room : , beamet- Industrial manulacturlns or asscm being convicted of drunken without notice, police said. YOUR FUTURE HOME 13 cciline. piuieled (ten with >rick fire- bllnl. S16.SO0. EDWIN S. STARK, Notlcp to Creditors to Present plate wall, Sliding fflaae doom onto Realtor-Insurer. 264-0333 or 671-0974 Claims AKttlHKt VMnU- WAITING AT: lowered porch, 561,500. Call 611-9603. ESTATE OF CHARLES P, ODER- driving in Municipal Court Fined $25 each for using LIN, DECEASED JEAN K. IRWIN HUMS0N — Finest location, near al Puriniant to the order ot LOUIS R. yesterday. loud and abusive language in schools, 4 bedroom, 3 bath., 2 acres, KEYPORT AIKINS, Sttrrof?atc of the County of a public place were Henry Realtor family room, basement, porch, patio, Looking tor highway property? bee Monmouth, this day made, on the Mr. Thome was alfo fined Marine Park, on the Navealnk Call owner. 842-3586. thlH nicely situated highway comm-- application of the undersigned. Flor- Schroeck of Truax Road and Clal lot. Priced to sell at SI 1,200. ence E. Carlson Sole Executrix of $5 for having no driver li- 842-4168 LITTLE SILVER — Older home. tlie estate of the said Charles P. Robert Lee of 83 Union Ave., RUMSON — Hilltop. Center hall Co- Three bedrooms, dining room. Low CARLTON H. POLING O'acrlln deceased, notlca is here- cense in his possession and lonial. Beat area, professionally land- taxea. $21,000, No brcritera. M2a322 Realtor by given to the creditors of said de- $10 for making an improper Belford. Both defendants acaped l •}* acre plot. Custom built WATCH YOUR WIFE'S EYES UGHT SI31 Hwy S5 ceased to present to the said Sole nine rooms, Z% batha, Large, dry UP __ when she aeea this m&Rnifl- Expnutrix their cWrm under oath turn, He was assessed $10 for pleaded guilty. oa.sement. Controlled heating and cent Rumson Colonial. Five bedrooms, 264-1918 within six months from tills date. cooling. $125,000. V£ batha, spacious living room, «lc- Dated: Pcbrtmrv 25th. Wo contempt of court in not ap- RUMBON WATERFRONT — Well 'nt dining room, kitchen with break- FLORENCE E. CARLSON, planned Cape Cod Colonial In excel- Sit area. Paneled den with fireplace, REAL ESTATE WANTED 272 Hay Road, pearing when summoned last lent condition. Threo bedrooms, two paneled gameroom. screened porch Upper at. Clair, Pittsburgh, Penna. baths, living room with lirepiace, and full basement. Over one acre. Executrix November. dining room and convenient kitchen. Asking $71,400. E.A. ARMSTRONG IN A HURRY TO SELL? Messrs, Moaer, Grirfln, Cash Theft Dry basement with high celling. Bulk- AGENCY, Realtors 565 Prospect Ave,, We buy homes Immediately lor cash. Kerby A Cooper, -Two women were found headed waterfront with marine rail- Little Silver. 747-4500. ^^^ way to water (or boat Low taxes. No red tape. Call BILL KINNEAR, 9 De Forest Avenue, guilty of shoplifting from $41,000 RIVERSIDE HEIGHTS — Three-bed' Broker. 671-1000. Summit, New Jersey. 07001. JOHN 'L MINUGH AGENCY, Realtor room ranch only S years youiw. Liv> Attorneys Sears Roebuck and Co., Rt. InEatontown 35 Rumson Rd., Rumson 842-3500 ing room-dining room combtnaiion, BUYERS WAITING March 6, 13 SUM GOOD INVESTMENT OPPORTUNI- i den, parade. Large well landscape* For homes, estates, farms, acreage, NOTICE 35, fined $250 each and given TY —Millstone Township. Fertile 80 yard Clone to schools, shopping ant waterfronts, buainesace, industrial and MONMOUTH COUNTY 30:day suspended jail sen- acre farm, 60 tillable. Good barn and transportation. $27,W0. THE KIRWAN business properties. SURROGATE'S COURT Is Admitted frontage; Rented farmhouse. Owner CO., Uarltan Office, 787-fiC00. Mem- Notlre (o Creditors to Present tences. They are Josephine willing to hold mortgage for qualified ber of both Multiples. RAY H. STILLMAN, Realtor ClnlmN Aealnfit Estate buyer. £1,150 per acre^HAROLD LIN- , CONTEMPORARY FOUR-BEDROO. "Our C2nd year" ESTATES OF MARY & GEORGE A. Krug of Tall Tree Apart- EATONTOWN-Alfred Bat- PEMANN, Broker, fcatontown. 542- i RANCH Custom built, four years old, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE SANDRITTER tle, of Tampa, Fla. also 1100. ; on one acre fully wooded lot with 648 Hwy 35 anrewBoury 741-8600 Pursuant to the order of LOUIS R. ments, Jamesburg, and Di- fjameroom and den, Anderson win- LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES — AIKINS. Surrogate of the County of anne Brembor of 24 Middle- known as Arthur Battis Jr., pplebrook Agency OAK HILL — Three bedroom, 2'A- dows and Sauna bath. Call MAR In Keamburg - Mlddlotown - Hazlet - Monmouth, this day made, on the ap- bath ranch. Paneled family room with SHALL P. WHITFIBLp. TJ»ltora Ilolmilcl. Th» Smolko Agency. 1870123. plication or the undersigned, Joseph admitted taking $30 frcm the fireplace and bookcases, Laundry Holmdcl Rd., Holrnticl. iHg-4475. Hahn, Sole Executor of the estates sex Road, Matawan. MIDDLETOWN, N. J, MATAWAN, N. J. RUMSON, N. J. room, first floor. Deck off eat-in or the s*ld M&ry & Georce B. ceased to present to the said Sole J. Massell they took "things BROKERS. when you observe the Ros« of Tralee. ROCHE. Realtnr, m. 3-1, Colta Neck, Executor their claims under oath with- they needed and couldn't af- received a $210 fine from Mu- This truly statuesque Colonial split- 452-2741. Member Multiple Listing Ser- in alx months from this date. nicipal Court Judge William level home confllst3 of four-bedrooms vice. Dated: February 2»th, 1970 ford." Allegedly taken from REALTORS two baths, living room, dining room • JOSEPH HAHN" Throckmorton yesterday. HOUSES FOR SALE kitchen, gameroom and attached ga MULTIPLE LIST your property •46 Londonderry Way the store in a baby carriage rage, city Hewers. And 'Us a wee $32. through Thompson Agency, 276 Broad Summit. N., J. 000 and that's no blarney. Call now St., Red Bank, Friendly reliable ser- Sole Executor were a raincoat, a dress, a BETSY ROS3 AGENCY vice since 1935. Call 7J1-O7OO- Pillsnury, Barnacle, Russell fine and so will serve a jail 117 Hwy. 35 Keyport, N.J MIDDLETOWN PROPER — Or Ne- & Carton pair of slacks, four pieces of 264-3456 Realtors Monmoutli. Hanch, Cape Cod or split, 97 - 1st Avenue sentence of 42 days, one day Member Multiple Listing Two or three bedrooms. Low 20's. Nc Atlantic Highlands, N. J. costume jewelry and several This lovely half acre lot FAIR HAVEN — Attention boaters agenta please. 842-5851. Attorneys stereo recordings, worth a for every $5 of the fine. He , This n«w four-bedroom, Walk to dock. Comfortable three-bed March 8, 13 $14.00. was credited with 23 days al- in Middletown is graced room 1%-bath older home with new WE CAN MULTIPLE LIST NOTICE total of $86. MIDDLETOWN 2'/j-bath Colonial f»a- kitchen anrf assumable mortRage. For SCRROtlATES COURT ready spent behind bars since details call 747-3742. ^__ YOUR HOME MONMOtfTH rOl'IVTV La Curtis Sullivan of with a split'level home. Call today and give details and cas Notice to Credltorn to Present his apprehension. JUST STARTED tures a fireplaced family price. STIRLING THOMPSON & AS- CUUim AsaUft Kstnle Franklin Ter., Irvington, was targe living room and HOUSES FOR SALE a T4756M ESTATE OF ESP HIE LA BAIL- Charles M. Gresham of room, convenient loca- fined $250 on a bad check flfiLLONG YOUR HOME? We hav ARSE SARREALS. DECEASED Long Branch pleaded guilty to TbrM-bedroom rstfeh.'lOO'? dining foom, • attractive ready buyers (or homes from Holmde Pursuant to the order of LOUIS charge. Unable to pay the tion, acre fot and low, to Rumeon. All price rangeaf Com- R. AIKINS, Surrosnte of the Coun- a charge of taking a $40 tape. „ kitchen and paneled den pelent staff to serve yon. Call today ty of Monmoiitli, this day made, on fine; the young man was corner lot. You pick all low taxes. Add to this a RUMSON WATERfRONT lor our estimate of your home- We are the abdication nt the underslKneil recorder from Ward's on Feb. Members or the Red Bark Multiple Sadie Beatrice Sarreals, Sole Eserni sentenced to 50 days in the compliment three bed- Small home directly on Shrewsbury trix of the estate or the salri Es 18. He was assessed a $260 colon and fixtures. Only price tag of $47,900. Be- Priela Ballarae Sarreals deceased, no county jail, with 20 days sus- rooms and I Vi baths. An River. Three bedrooms, one bath. tine Ii hrrebv plven to the credllnrn fine and will also serve a ja'l """'ADAMS AGENCY of said deceased to present to the pended by Judge Massell. {23,500. • ing built for June de- Living room and dining room com- 3"Howard Ave. 741-5090 or 741-W93 slid Snlc Kxficiitrix trelr claims un- sentence in default of pay- attractive home at an at- bination. Enclosed sun porch, open New Shrewsbury 2i Hour Service der oath within six months from this livery. dn'o. In a previous court session, ment. tractive pries — $33,500. rront porch overlooking water. At- Dated: February 20th. 1970 the judge deferred sentence tached garaoe. Plus two-room studio LEGAL NOTICE SADJB BEATRICE SARREALS Carmen Maria Rivera of 175 Kings Highway on the charge to allow young apartment fdecrt far extra guests or Middletown. New Jersey Long Branch admitted charg- mother-in-law. Asking LEGAL NOTICE Sole Executrix ing $36 worth of goods with a INVITATION FOB BIDS Hfiwoi-d A Rnherts, Esq. Notice Is hereby given that the Board 8 Tindall Hoad false credit card at Bamberf"- $32,500 ot Trustees of Brookdale Community MlrMMown, New Jersey Permit Granted College will receive sealed bids for the Attorney er's on Feb. 11 and received alterations and addition to two exist- Feb. 27, March 6 $1100 OyERLOOKiNG RIVER ing Btmctureg. Bids will be received For Gas Station a $160 fine from the judge. Member to* at tic College Administration Building SUPERIOR rbrnT~" Fined for traffic offenses Multiple Listing 70S Newman Springs Road. Lincroft OK NKW JKIIHGY and OCEAN New Jersey on Tuesday. Marcli.11 LAW DIVISION WEST LONG BRANCH - Service* MOVVOHTH COIXTY were: Barry Gray of Elberon, Custom-built tour-bedroom, three- 1970 at 3:O0 p.m., prevailing time, a DOCKET NO. 17857 which time and place said bids wll riVlL, ACTION The local Zoning Board last $250 for driving while license both raised ronch In park-like be publicly opened and read. - Bids may be submitted (or each of FINAV JUDGMENT night approved a variance for suspended; Laura B. Palmer 8 TINDALL RD. setting. Wooded path leading to IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLI- Ule following contracts CATION OF NETTIE IN9ELBERQ George Berger, Neptune, to (ROBERTS lUILDINftl 671-5151 MIDDLETOWN s«ml-prlvote beach. Excellent fish- Contract #1 Stipulated sum. single FOR LEAVE TO A870, and tliat wltiiin ten Bank, New Jersey; Plan Room ol (10t days herfa'tcr si'lrl siopllc^M ment expect no impact on the Lovaly two-itory home In fine lectionof Little Silver. Living room with firtplict, formal dining F. w. Dodge Company, Division of cause a copy of this Judgment to he McGraw Hill, Inc., 105 Bloomfltld nubllshpd onre In the Dnllv Hf"U- area's traffic pattern due to room, very modern •Hfchan, three bedrooms, two bat)is. Full bailment. You iheuld »•• thil Avenue, Clifton, New Jersey; and tor of Red Bank, and within twenty Fire Marshal Browns Letters, Inc., 101 Park Avenue (20) days nftc-r entry of Judgment the proposed facility.' shfc file Judgment and Affidavit of quiickly. Asking J33.900. ' New York City. A copy may we ob- Piib'icaflop of Judrment with the tained at the Architect's Office by de- Clerk of the Superior Court, and a positing a check In the amount of certified copy c,' thp .lurirmptit wMh LEGAL NOTICE Code Pushed (50.00 rnade payable to the Architect. the Secretary of State pursuant to DESIRABLE Deposit will be refunded to bidders tnt> nroviflloni of Ihe .statuteR flnrt re- BAHRS who return the documents In good vUerl rules in such oaae marie and NOTICE condition within 10 days after the bid provided. ' MONMOUTH COUNTY opening. Any bidder desiring more SI.KUOOATE'S COUiT By Council • Rivtr Oaks Ranch. Four bedrooms, 2'/i baths, den and fireplace. Will wait for school fa REAL ESTATE than one set may obtain such addi- FRANCTR X. CRAHAY Nollco lo ('rcdltors lo rresrnt tional set (or seta) at hla own ex- J.C.r. Clnlnw .U-nlnst Estate WEST LONG BRANCH - quickly. Asking $33,900. . ,: : REALTOR pense, by paying the reproduction Marcli 6 $12.25 ESTATE OF CHESTER W. MINTON. MEMBER OF MULTIPLE cost of each additional set obtained. N'OTTCE DECEASED Borough Council last night in- Bid securities In the form of a bit COUNTY OF MONMOVTH Pursuant to the order ol LOUIS LISTING SERVICE bond with adequate security thereon, K'**ATK OF \EW ilKKSKV R. AIKINa, Surrogate or the Courtly troduced an ordinance to cre- or certliled check In the amount equal NOTICH Is hereby elven that wealed ol Monmouth, this day made, on 24 BAY AVENUE & to 10% of the bid, hot to exceed $20, birls will ^^ rocpivod 'nv the Bonrd the application of tlie untteralKncd. ate the post of fire marshal 000 will be required. Bids may not be of Chosen Frceholrl&ra of the County Esther M. MInton. Sole Executrix ol as a fire prevention measure. withdrawn within 30 days arter the o' Mn'imonth N .1 , lor thr Ror-oi- the estate n' the sultl Chester W. STERLING THOMPSON & ASSOCIATES 1 STEAMBOAT LANE MInton, deceased, notice fa hereby actual day ot the bid opening. Hkuctlon of tlie Deck of BrlrlRC #0-34 Although no one was nomi- Each bidder is hereby renufred fo at- on Scnvlew A"pnue nt Tro"trm"s given to the creditors or said de- HIGHLANDS. N. J. tach to itH bid an affidavit setting Creelt In the City oi Lonjr Branch, ceased to present to the said Sole nated for the post, it was sad 45 W. RIVER RD. 747-0900 RUMSON, N. J. forth his prequaliricatlon to bid on Montnotith-County, N. J., r bid, Shrewsbury, N. J. hereto each bidder Is required to at- contract an«i bond or tho nro-o-sprf Sole Executrix work, prepared hy Henry Nov, Coun- Messrs. Reussllle, Cornwell, of potential fire hazards. tach to his bid a balance sheet or ty EnRlncor. have JGOII filed In the Mausner & C» rotenulo. statement aettlnK forth his financial office of said Ennlneor ot »\ La- 34 Broiil Street, Council also proposed a condition as ot December 31 of the fayette Pl.i cc, Freehold. N. T. nm\ Rerl Bank, N. J. year preceding tho date of the bid. may be Inspected by prospective hiil- Attorneys code to provide $80,000 to pur- The owner reserves the unrestricted (lei-s during )HI.«IIIP,»B hours. Biilflf-i Fell, 27. March 8 $14.00 chase a tract of land adja- right to reject any or all bids and to will be furnished with a copy of the accept any bid which Is clecmml most nlnns and ftppPlflr^tlond. hy the F,n- favorable. The owner also reserves NOTICE cent to the borough hall for Kineer, upon proper notice' and pay- MONMfH'lit COUNTV ment r»r a fee o' Fivp fsn.nii TV|. simitouATE'S coimr future use. .the right to celect any bid if. In its lara. payable to the Monmouth Coun- Notltv to (.redltora to I'resent Opinion, the bidder is not considered ty Troosurcr. Claims Asaliibt Estate John T. DeMarco, 83 Locust financially or technically able to carry BUlB mu.tt bo made an sUtniiarft ESTATE Ui-' ilARKy A. JA.NSSE.N. REALTORS-INSURORS-APPRAISERS out the contract as Intended, or for prnnnnal forma in the manner dCFi"* JK., DECEASED Ave., was also named a any other reason In the owner's judg- nated therein and required bv thp Pursuant to the order of Louts R. member of the Borough ment it la not In the boat interest of noeriflcatlonfl: must bo en closed In Alklns, Surrogate ol the County of BrookdBle Community College. scaled envelopes hearing the name Munmouth, tjilb (lay made, on the Chemical and Truck Fire Al! bidders will be required to furnish and address of the bidder and name application ot the undersigned, Dor- a performance bond In conformity to of the work on the outslrie; addressen ) d othea A. Janssen. Snlc Executrix of Company. Mr. DeMarco has the requirements of N.J.S. 2A:4M43 to fhe Bnarii of Chotcn Vro. 'haJ' rr^ the estate of the said Harry A, Jans- et seq, In an amount ooual to lOOCo ol the County of Monmouth ami must sen. Jr deceased, notice Is here'i' moved here from Eatontown. HOLMDEL $32,900. GRACE & CHARM of the contract anwunt. The New Jer- be riccornr.i.rilfrt bv the MIOWIIT: given tu the creditors of said de- sey Prevailing Wage Act and any 1. AN AGREEMEN11 T OF SURETY cea.ied to present to the K:iltl Sole Thtoe large bedroom ranch, dining room, Four-bedroom, two-bath Colonial. Excel- amendments thereto will be part of crONSEN" nrr aTTnETv* iRsnwn Executrix their claims under oath lent-floor plan if you desire on* •l«epy the contraci documents. BY A REPUTAT1LE INSTIHANCB; within six months from tlila dale. |wo full baths, partially finished basement s IVie New Jersey Prcvallfng Wage Act Dated: February 19th, 1D70 Three Face quarter on the first floor. Den, larg* and any amendments thereto will be FACT THAT IF THR BIDDER T3 DOROTHEA A. JANRSEN a part of tho Contract Documents. pTTprE^^FI'L A S'inpTV pnvT) East Main Street. R.D. 22 H and two-car garage. All utilities, includ- porch, two-car garage. Asking $42,500. WILL BB FILF1D ^nn 'f-IR PKP.- Holrmlel New Jersey , H March fl 134.35 Sole Executrix Drug Hearing ing city sowors. Many extras. Call now AND THAT IN THE EVENT OV Me-isrs I!cL':'ti"i fid Porter T"Iil ""*".1TT1E nT!" TVV im^^'t -II Mechanic Street LONG BRANCH - Three for first showing. SPRING PLANTING . . . TO ENTER INTO THE CHN. Hf'f! •' • New Jersey O o R TRArT ^NII ni"f: RiT'f nnv'i) Attorneys men face a hearing in Mu- And watch your family.grow happy in this THAT THE INBtHUNrF COM- Kelt, 27, March 6 $11.00 PANY SHALL PAY TO TT1R nicipal Court here tin narcot- HAZLET S3! .500 beautiful four-bedroom Middletown Co- onTTNTY nir ^tnN^'^lT,T^ TI'R lonial, complete with in-ground swim- F E nil-1 TERENCE BETWEEN T*IK NOTICE ics charges after being ar- Three targe bedrooms, large kitchen, for- AMOUNT SP^riFHSn IM SMT> HIlRltnUATK'S COIIIT L ming pool for summer fun. Formal dining Rm AND THE AMOUNT FOR MONMOITII COINTV rested here yesterday. mal dining room and paneled family room. WHICH THE CfiTTNTV O^ Mn\. Notice to Creditors to' l'rettent F room, country kitchen, paneled den, F W MOTTTH MAY CONTRACT WITH - ( launs Airnlntit Estate Chief Joseph D. Pur- ' Lovely wooded lot. • Many, many extras screened in porch, and much more. At • Av-lftUrT) p,\TlTV TO pTT>T»F^P^ ESTATE OF DELIA M. REOAN, cell said James R. Sessoms, THE WORK CnVERRD BY RAID DKCEASF.D make this Split a choice home. Call be- sell-fast price. $65,000. Pursuant to the order of LOUIS 22, Neptune, is charged with I I s R. \IKIN8, Surrogate uf tlie County fore it's too late | RE IN EXCESS OF THE F of Monmouth, this day made, on the the use of narcotics, being un- MER. at>uiiea;lon of i:ii= mmersl-rnetl, Po!(M- OLDE SHREWSBURY 2. A rF.RTlFlF.D CHECK DRAVVM James Lang ami Joseph Lang, Exec- der the influence of narcotics c C B TO TUB ORnRR OF THE "MHN utors of Ino estate or the said Delia HOLMDEL $5&,V00. Convenisnt to markets, transportation. MOUTH COUNTY TREARUTtRri" M Regan deceusetl, notice Is here- and possession of narcotic im- IMf AN AMOUNT NOT LESS TI'*N by given to tin- creditors of .riM d»- Four-bedroom Colonial. I '/i years old. Three exceptionally large bedrooms, abun- 10 ;. OF THE AMOUNT RIP, EX-ceased to present to tho said Execu- plements. dant closof span, attractive fireplace in I) NEED NOT EXCEED $20,000.00, tors their clilms under ontli within E ' Custom builK 2'A baths, fireplace and large living room, dining room, cnclosttd and he delivered at the, plirc nnd six months from this date Malcolm Howard, 25, of 371 on the hour a'oovo named. The stan- Dated • Fcbruitrv 'JOth. 1070 ; bfltamani Lovely h»9h. sceric view. Im- porch, fenced yard. Move-in condition. dard proposal forms will He furn(Htifrl PETER JAMES LAXCM Garfield Court, has been y R 81 Harvard Tload, - mediate occupancy. $28,900. , upon application to the County EHRI- Fill-- 'I'ven New Jer;e\ 07702 charged with the sale of nar- L ' JOSEPH LANG. The rieht IR reserved to reject any cotics, the chief said. nr nil Wris If tlppinfd tn the lnter-st 101 tilnnhim Avi-nnc. Y Rtimson. New Jersey 07760 William J. Farrell, 2fi, As- of the County of Monmouth RO to do. Execlitur* 2068 HWY. 35, MIDDLETOWN,' N. J. 661 BROAD SCSHREWSBURY, N. J. "I'm sorry the opening of th By onler of tl'P Board of Cli^sen Francis W. Lawley. Eft., bury Park, is charged with door of this refrigerator we got in Froehnlilera of the Couoty ot, Mon1 - lOpMUtfm in- KUJ, OPEN 7 DAYS 671-3311 TRADE-INS OPEN 7 DAYS 741 -5212 u TRADE-INS mouth. 'T Red Bank. New Jersey Dim. possession of narcotic imple- . The" Daft/ Register want ids — JOSEPH C. inWIN. Dlrmlnr Attorney awaken* you iwol" W'liUAM L. UUUCH. Clerk Feb. 27. Mardlf} SIS 00 ments. '\ Marcli 6' K0.T5 24 -THE DAILY -REGISTER, RED BANK /MIDDJ.ETOWN, N, Is FRIDAY, MAECH 6, 1970 ¥' 10 Wills Are Probated 'A* Court Restrains From DemoHsMng Building •© ••:• By County Surrogate When Mr. Katz appeared and for storage on the second FREEHOLD - Highlands before council Jan. 20, to try floor. FREEHOLD - Blanche D.* lin Jr., and $17,000 or the re- Lund Jr., of Keyport. His mayor and council and its to lift the condemnation pro- Petersen, of Red Bank, who mainder of his estate, which- will was dated Nov. 19,1964. building inspector were tem- The complaint said Mr. ceedings, continued the com,- died Feb. 15, left $1,000 to the ever is less, to his daughter Carrie Friedlander, of Long porarily restrained and en- Katz has since eliminated all plaint, he was not advised Monmouth County Society Florence E. Carlson. If there Branch, who died Dec. 2,1969, joined yesterday by court the fire violations and has that there was any order that for The Prevention of is any remainder it is to be left her entire estate to be di- order from demolishing a made numerous requests that the building" had to be de- Cruelty to Animals, in her divided equally between his vided equally among 11 building at 144 Bay Ave., the building be rcinspected molished, nor was he advised will, which was probated this two children. His will was nieces and nephews. Her will Highlands. for fire violations but no in- that anyone agreed to de- week by the office of County dated Oct. 12, 1967. was dated June 1, 1961. An order to show cause and spection has been made. molish the building. Surrogate Louis R. Aikins Jr. Frank J. DurstewiU, of Leonora Eslelle Andrctta, a temporary restraint was Since purchasing the build- On Feb. 17, council refused She left the remainder of Rumson, who died Oct. 14, of Freehold Township, who issued by Superior Court ing last January, continued to stay the order to demolish her estate to her neices 1969, left $100 to each of his died Feb. 15, left a savings Judge Elvin R. Simmill yes- the complaint, Mr. Katz has the building, said the com- Harriett M. Gordon and Cor- three daughters and ordered account in the Freehold Sav- terday. The order was ob- made numerous improve- plaint. It charged that coun- nelia M. Jones. Her will was the remainder of his estate ings and Loan Association, tained by Alvin Katz of 197 ments, including cleaning, cil permitted the previous dated March 27, 1968. be divided equally among for her granddaughter, Dawn Bay Ave., Highlands, owner painting, removing a floor and owners to continue operation of the building. removing certain wiring. These wills were also pro- his three sons; Joseph F., East, of Freehold. She willed of the building for almost a Jude A. and Nicholas A. bated by the surrogate's of- the remainder of her estate The order is returnable for The building is assessed for year after the proceedings Durstewitz. His will was fice: to her daughter, Leonora a hearing Friday, March 26 $9,100 and the land for $1,400 were instituted but now re- dated May 21, 1S62. Estelle East, of Freehold. Her THE CHAMPS — Miss Rosara "Mick!" Ferrara, Wan- when Highlands mayor and and the taxes are it fuses to permit Mr. Katz to George and Mary Sand- Harry E. Lund, of Keyport, will was dated March 22, ritter, who died Dec. 30, 1969 amassa, and Robert Siegel, Marlboro, both members council and its building in- continued. remove any of the alleged who died Dec. 28, 1969, left 1969. spector, Martin Fehlahaber, violations. On Feb. 17, coun- and Jan. 20,1070, respective- $50 to his brother, Edward A. of the Monmoutli College debate team, d splay their ly, left stock to Janet Man- Helen Kalsen, of Matawan, Collegiate Forensic Association championship novice will have to show why they cil ordered the building de- Lund, of Jacksonville, Flori- who died Jan. 6, left her en- should not be restrained and molished. ring, Eose McQueen, and da, and the remainder of his award trophy. The pair won 10 and lost two events 8 Drivers William Hacker, all relatives. tire estate in trust for her enjoined from having the The complaint contends that estate to his nephew Paul S. daughter, Mary Kaisen, until during the debate team's fall semester contests and The remained of the estate, building demolished. the building is in no way ,in she is 21. Her will was dated topped the field in the national competition at East Wasn't Told Lose Permits danger of collapse or a fire except for property in Man- Municipalities Must Dec. 17, 1969. chester Township that was Stroudsburg IPa.) Siate College to win rhe trophy. In his complaint, Mr. Katz hazard. Act on Moth Control Laura Simpson, of Long said he bought the two-story It charges that counci.1 laft to Hacker, was divided Miss Ferrara is a senior majoring in history and Mr. In County FREEHOLD — Municipali- Branch, who died Sept. 19, frame building last January failed to follow the require- into ten equal parts with Rose TRENTON - The "outgoing ties must adopt, by March 15, 1969, left her entire estate to Siegel is a junior speech major. from Benjamin and Sophie ments of its own ordinance McQueen, Theodore Jasper director 'Of motor vehicles, an enabling resolution declar- be divided equally between Goldwasser and knew then and had ordered demolition Jr., and Kevin Jasper receiv- Miss June Strelecki, has an- ing the gypsy moth a nuisance her two children, Eoris that there were centain fire within 30 days without ever ing two shares each, and John nounced suspension of the li- or risk- losing state and Bominski and John L. Simp- Data Prepared On Gypsy Moth and building violations holding a hearing as to the Bergen, Amelia Bergen, Cyn- censes of eight more Mon- federal air funds, warned Da- son. Her will was dated MIDDLETOWN—Illustrated ,by the county Shade Tree against the building which condition of the building. '• - thia Ludlow, and Hacker get- mouth Counly drivers under vid C. Shaw, county Shade March 17, 1948. pamphlets in living color on Commission. was under condemnation. He Mr. Katz wants the build- ting one share each. the state's point system and Tree Commission superinten- was not told, continued the ing inspector to submit a list Their wills were dated Oct. Carlton T. Warwick, of Long the gypsy moth, currently Made available by the local excessive speed programs. 8, 1968. dent. Branch, who died Jan. 19, Shade Tree Commission, they complaint, that the building of repairs to restore the build- dubbed an official pest by was to be demolished. • Seven drivers lost their ing and to issue a building Charles P. Oberlin, of Mid- The state has the right to left his entire estate to his are available in Township privileges under the point sys- daughter Catherine Daly numerous municipal govern- Hall from Mrs. Pearl Brad- permit. He also wants council dletown, who died Feb. 1, spray only with the approval 1 The building is now va- tem program. A three-year left his house and furnishings of the municipality, Mr. Shaw Way. His will was dated Jan. ing bodies in Monmouth shaw, secretary of the Conser- cant. It formerly was used directed to conduct a hearing suspension was given Donald and to have the demolition! to his son Charles P. Ober- said. 19, 1966. County, have been prepared vation Commission. as a store on the ground floor W. Van Dine, 42, of 14 Center LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE order stayed until the matter) LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE St., Englishtown, who was in- is heard in court. j NOTICE i Other Expenses J.15O.0O volved in a fata! accident. 1870 y taxpayers or other interested persona. ______Other. Expenses 10000 lohoo STREETS AND ROADS: < ; Colts Neck. President Nixon, told the EXPIRATORY STATEMENT .Road Repairs and Maintenance faculty and students of Saint Salaries and Wages _U 30,000.00 20000 00 18.J5C.00 18,156.90 593 " SUMMARY OP CURRENT FUND SECTION OF APPROVED BUDGET Other Expenses . 17,500.00 17,500.00 17,500.00 16,173.75 1,326. Mary's High School that "the GENERAL AT!PJt0PJUAT2ONS FOR: Year 1970 Year 196 Conslrucllon, Jieconstructloo, Repairs 1. Municipal purposes . - •-. 643,680.00 714,411, and Maintenance with State Aid by * ECOM Test best thing about our system & Reserve for Uncollcclcd Taxes — Baaed on Estimated Formula „. 4,050.00 4 05000 4.050.00 4.060 00 S3 Percent ol Tax CoJIectlons — _.—. -...— 169,004.00 158,760. 15,900 00 13,640.96 is that it works." ' He urged young people in- 1 TOTAL GENBRAL APPROPRIATIONS 812,684.00 873,172. Garbage and Trash Removal Of Eclipse Salaries and Wages 45,000.00 42 000 00 43,950.00 43,455.44 terested in politics and gov- Other Expenses 6,500.00 5600 00 6,616.00 6.221.11 ft Less: Anticipated Revenues other Than Current prop- HEALTH AND WELFARE: ernment to "pick sides care- erty Tax (i.e. Surplus, Miscellaneous Revenues Board of Health and Receipts from Delinquent Taxes) 489,18700 S99.36I.6O Scheduled fully, but work hard for the Salaries and Wage! :..._ 3,356.00 3,100,00 5,500 00 2,500.00 Other Expenses , 60O.00 6O0.00 600.00 569.28 candidates of.your choice.;' B. Difference; Amount to be Raised by Taxes for Support ' Services ot Visiting Nurse-Contractual 6,300,00 6.000.00 6,000.00 6,000 00 FT. MONMOUTH - The of Municipal Budget (as follows): ' Administration or Punllc The 26-year-old Dowd, who (a) Local Tax Tor Municipal Purpones Includ- Assistance Army Electronics Command's Reserve for Uncollected Taxes , M3.4S7.00 273,SOI. seeks the Republican nomina- Salaries and Wages : l.BOO.OB 1,680.90 1,680.00 institute for Exploratory Re- OUier Expenses : 290.00 600.00 230 00 108.17 tion to oppose Congressman Aid to Hospitals - .„ ' 800.00 900.00 9Q0.0O 900.00 search has completed prepa- SDJIMARV OF 1969 APPROPRIATIONS BEOBEATIOM AND EDUCATION: rations for tomorrow's solar- James J. Howard this year, EXPENDED AND CANCELED EXPLANATION OF APPROPRIATIONS FOB Parks and Playgrounds General Salaries and Wages .'. , 7,750.00 7,500.00 7,61100 7,613.00 eclipse experiment designed also addressed the high schoo.1 , Burigel "OTHEB EXPENSES" Other Expenses J— 7,750.00 • 7.5OO.0O 1,387.00 6,936.83 450. 7,000.00 to obtain information for ra- audience on a variety of sub- Budget Appropriations — Adopted Budget 715.172.5S Aid to privately owned Libraries 6,500.00 t'OOp.OO 7.00O.O9 Budget Appropriations-Added by Chapter jects, including the use of The amounts appropriated under the title off "Othe 24,028. dio communications, accord- 0M Salaries an. TOTAL OPERATIONS (Hem 8 (A) ) 517,180.00 575,010,90 2S.000.00 600,283.80 676,295.54 Emergency "•"" »™ '<"• <"»••«»« " o«»r t»M"Sl ing to Dr. Geoffrey E. H. drugs and marijuana, thp Wages." workings of the White House TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 899,172.58 (B) Contingent 2.000 00 2,000.00 2,00000 666.74 1,333. Ballard of Oakhurst, director , Some of the ftems included In "OUier Expenses" are of the institute. staff, and efforts to control Material, supplies ana nonbondable equipment. TOTAL OPERATIONS INCLUDING environmental pollution. ] Expenditures: CONTINOBNT , 819,180,00. 577,010.00 28,000.00 602,28380 (76,922.28 25,361. Scientists will make Paid or Charged: Repairs and maintenance of buildings, equipment (Including Reserve [or roads, etc. measurements of magnetic- Mr. Dowd is maintaining Uncollected Taxes) „ ,. . WA43S.8S Detail: Reserved , , . M. i 50,733.72 Contractual services for garbage and trash removal Salaries and Wages,._, field changes produced by the an extensive speaking sched- fire hydrant service, aid to volunteer fire com 293,980.00 229.060.00 227,643.93 226.040.20 panies,, etc. Other Expenses eclipse. ule in and near the ThirM TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND (Including Contingent) 225.200.00 317,950.00 26,000.00 374,639.87 350,882.08 The temporary field sta- Congressional District, which UNEXPENDED BALANCES Printing and advertising, utility services, iniuranci (C) Capital Improvements CANCELED . r 899.172.6S and many other items essential to the service re! Capital Improvement Fund 58,000.00 53,300.00 £3,300.00 13,300.00 tion is in the Osceola Na- includes Madison Township, dered by municipal government. Road Construction or~?tec«nstruct!on with state Aid _^.. 18,000.00 18,000.00 tional Park, near Jackson- in Middlesex County. Street and Road Improvements CURRENT FUND — ANTICIPATED REVENUES Construction or Reconstruction 23,000.00 25,000.00 25,000.00 25.000. ville, Fla., where the eclipse will be total. GENERAL, REVENUES Realised TOTAL CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS ; 83,000.00 96,300.00 96,300.00 71,300.00 25,000 0 Anticipatedd In Cash It will provide the first 1970 11969 9 In 196! Marlboro 1. SurplM Antldpatea 100,000.00 U0.0OO.0O 150,000. (K) Deferred Charges Mid Statutory opportunity to test a new in- I. Surplus Anticipated with Prior Written Cuujent ut Director ol Local Finance Expenditures — Municipal strument, the three-compo- 40,000.01) (1) DBFBRStED OSAI1GES: Special Emergency Authorizations— nent magnetometer, invented Burnt Fly TOTAL SURPLUS ANTICIPATED ... 140.000.00 HO.0O0.0O 1M.O00. 6 Years (4OA:4-55) 5,200.00 Earth Moving Equipment „ - 4,000.00 4,000.00 ,4,000.00 <.000.00 by the team leader, Dr. Hans Purchase of Property ..._ 4,125.00 4,125.00 4,125.00 A. Bomke of Spring Lake, I. Mlic«ll»neoui Revenues: Street Improvements : 2,978.95 2,876.95 2.976.95 Licenses: (2) STATUTORY EXPENDITURES: and his associates. A mag- Unit Active Alcoholic Beverages .._ - ~~ _ . 7.000.00 7,000.00 7.J10J Contribution to: , netometer measures changes Fees and Permits: • ' ', Public Employees' Retirement . MARLBORO - The Com- Building - , 4.000.00 3,400.00 4.885.0 System _ _ 19.800.00 19,500.00 19,626.20 19.S26.2O in a magnetic field, in this Social Security Syslem (O.A.S.I.) ... 12,500.00 10,500.00 11,100.90 10.727.80 372.20 mittee to Preserve Burnt Fly Other ....,..._.....•..- ...... _...... «...._...- —'•.- n....w.»_...n>MM 1,500.00 1700.00 1 687 C case the magnetic field of, the Fines and Costs: TOTAL DEFERRED CHAROES AND Bog, which was- organized Municipal Court ...: 15,000.00 14,000.00 16.012.1 STATUTORY EXPENDITURES — earth. in January by the Township State Road Aid — Formula Fund : - 3,601.00 3,601.00 3,601.' MUNICIPAL . State Road Aid — Construction Fund — -.._ 18,000.00 18,000.01 41,500.00 41.101,95 41,828.15 41.455.95 Dr. Bomke directed scien- Council, has released its In- Interest and Costa on Taxes : _... 6,500,91 6,000.00 7.690.2) tific experiments for ECOM's itial report. ; Franchise Taxc .- — -...- 60,000.00 53,000.00 84.759.5B Total General Appropriations for Gross Receipts Taxes „ 10,000.00 34,000.00 42,138. Municipal Purposes (Items 8 (A) Institute in Peru in the 1966 Replacement Revenue — Business Personal Property to (E) Inclusive) The report states the coni- (R.S. 54:11D) - , 76,239.00 78.239.00 76.230.01 643,680.00 711,111.95 26,000.00 740,411.95 089,678.23 50,733.7! eclipse, and in the South Pa- State Sales Tax Aid Per capita cific in the 1562 high-altitude mittee has organized ana (R.S. 54:32 B-30, Et. Sen.) _ 30,358.09 28.934.60 Subtotal General started compiling information , Engineering Planning-Sanitary Sewerage Facilities— ' (.Item IH>) nuclear tests. (Contractual) ' 140.D0C.00 71U11.95 26,000.00 740,411.96 689,678.23 50,733.7 as well as meeting with rei-' •pocial Hem! of Ceneral Revenue Anticipated With Prior Written Content of Director of local Finance: resentatives f the Madison Use of Sanitary Landfill : _ _ _ -...'...... ,..... , 8,000.00 Reserve for Uncollected Taxes ..« 158,760.63 158,760.63 o TOTAL' MISCELLANEOUS REVENUES . 254,197,00 387,391.60 ' 413.6B8.5 Keyport Court Township, Middlesex County, >. Total General Appropriations 26,090,00 899,172.58 848,438.86 50,733.7: and Monmouth County Plan- I. BecelpU from Delinquent Taxes,,, 7S.O0O.00 62,000.00 73.S36.4 Levies 3 Fines ning Boards. All parties cori. DEDfOATION BY RIDER — W.J.S.-40A:4-39 "The dedicated revenues anticipated during the year 1970 from Dof eluded the Burnt Fly area S. Subtotal General Revenues (Items 1> 2, 3 and • 489,197.00 599.364.60 «37,125.O JINIUM; State or Federal Aid for Maintenance of Llurarles: Bequest; Escheat; Federal Grant; are hereby antic KEYPORT - Municipal pited as revenue and are hereby appropriated lor the purposes to which said revenue Is dedicated by statute or othei which straddles the Marlbord- legal requirement Court Judge Seymour R. f. Amount to lie Knfscd fiy Taxc* for Support of * Kieinberg has fined George Madison boundary should bfe Municipal Budlet: preserved and purchased by (a) Local Tax for Municipal Purposes Including APPENDIX TO BUDGET STATEMENT Heitzenroeder Jr., Center St., Reserve for Uncollected Tsxes „ 343,487.00 273,807.08 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF CWUIENT FUND the state with state and feder- CURRENT FUND BALANCE SHEET OPERATIONS AND CHANGE IN CURRENT SURPLUS Belford, |25 for using loud TOTAL AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAXES TOR al monies, if at all possible.! SUPPORT OP MUNICIPAL BUDGET . 273,8O7.B8' DECEMBER 31, 1969 Year 19S9 Year 106! and abusive language. Mr. 343,487.00 3M.7SJ.7 Surplus Balance January 1st 183,447.19 169,129.3; CURRENT REVENUE ON Heitzenroeder was found in- A meeting with officials rjf 1. Total General Retinues . A CASH BASIS: nocent of a charge of un- 912,684.00 . 873,171.58 8S1.S9T.7 ASSETS Current Taxes the state Department of Con- •(Percentage collected: ' lawfully attempting to enter servation and Economic DS- Footnote: The Items of revenue for Stale Road Aid, shown as received In 1869 have either been received fn cash o, 1969 91ft, 1961 05%) J,927,313.70 1,766,610.03 Delinquent Taxes ._ 73,436.45 72,10847 a home. velopment has been arranged havB been allotted to the municipality and held in cash by the State. in and Investments , 4 State Road Aid Allotments Receivable 4l'6190O O'hcr' Revenue ottd Addltli Assessed $15 for careless to discuss the availability df CURRENT FUND — APPROPRIATIONS Receivables wllh Offsetting Reserves: ' ' to Income - 440,130.30 351,580.71 Taxes Receivable 116,115.60 driving was Kenneth States, state and federal funds ana 8. 0E5ERAL APPROPRIATIONS Appropriated Expended 1969 Tax Title Liens Receivable 18,751.29 TOTAL FUNDS 2,624,427.61 2,259,438.30 44 Pine St. He received a sus- priority for the project. ; TWal Property Acquired by'Tax Title Lien for 1069 By for ltBSi As Liquidation 187,100.00 pended ?5 fine for driving Emergency Modified By Paid Other Receivables ,._ : EXPENDITURES AND for 1070 lor 1069 Resolution All Transfers or Oiiafged Reserv Deferred Churgoa Required to be In 1970 70.00 TAX REOUIREMENTS: without a registration in pos- (A) Opemliom . * Budget 5,200.00 Municipal Appropriations „ 7(0,411.95 5fl2f55OC GENBRAL GOVERNMENT; School Taxes (Including Local session and paid $5 court Administrative and Eaenulive Deferred Cliarses Required to bo in Budgets Narcotic Use SuhHBOlienl tn 1970 20,800.00 and Regional) - 1,438,985.16 1,300,431.3c costs. Salaries and Wages - •26,200.M 23.MKJ.00 County Tuxca (Including- Added Other Expenaea «.,...._ , 7,000.00 T,500.O0 7,500.00 5,631.21 TOTAL ASSETS 821,860.15 Tax AmounlB) 305,32643 203,992.15 Arlene Amundsen, 219 Financial Administration Other Expenditures and Deductions Salaries and Wages „ .' 2.100.00 1,80ft 00 l.SOO.OO 1,800.00 from Income 1,12.60 Seeley Ave., Keansburg, was Is Admitted! Other Expenses „ 4,'260.00 1,250.00 ' 4,250.00 4,250,00 fined $15 for allowing an un-. Assessment of Taxes TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND FREEHOLD-Neil Walker! Salaries and Wages 9,000.00 licensed driver to operate her 8,119.20 TAX REQUIREMENTS A4«l,703.5( 2.073,001.11 also known as Cornelius Other Expenses: LIABILITIES. RESERVES AND 8UR.PLU3 vehicle. Cost of Revaluation a 26,000.00 26,000.00 Walker, 23 Grant Courtj . Maintenance of Tax Map .: „.. 1,500.00 1.500 00 1.500.00 1.500.00 •Less: Expenditures to be Raised by Miscellaneous Other Expenses 2,500.00 4.000.00 4.0O0.0O 2,707.71 Cash Liabilities : „ _. 331,099.16 Future Taxes - „ Long Branch, yesterday Collection of Taxes leserves for Receivables „ 3'22,O3IU!» Hanoi Honors Chopin Salaries and Wages „. 21,700.00 17,600.00 17,049.73 17,0)0.79 iurplus 16S.72U0 TOTAL ADJUSTED pleaded guilty to unlawful usje Other Expends 2,000.00 3,000.00 3,550.21 3,190.75 EXPENDITURES AND TOKYO (AP) - The North of narcotic last May 21 anji Liquidation of Tax Title LlenB and TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES ' TAX REQUIREMENTS . 2,455.703.51 2,075,901.1 Foreclosed Property Vietnamese news agency re- possession of heroin Feb. 12' Other Expenses '. ' 2,00(1 00 AND SURPLUS 821,860,15 Legal Service and Coals Surplus Balance December 31st> 168,724.10 183^47.1D ported in a broadcast moni- . 1969, both in Long Branch. I Other Expenses; tored here that the 160uh 'an-. • Superior Court Judge Fran- Special Counsel ;... 2,000 Of) 8.00000 6,000.00 9,114.13 6S5.87 School Tar Levy Unpaid ...1 371.154.00 MiscellaneouH Other Expenses 15,000 01 13,000.00 13,000.00 12,814.73 155.27 niversary of Polish pianist- cis X. Crahay accepted the Municipal Coordlnuling Commission 500.00 Leis: School Tax Deferred 215,000.00 •Nearest even percentage may be used. composer Frederic Chopin pleas and set May 15 for Engineering Services and Costs "Balance Included In Aboye Proposed Use of Current Fund Surplus Other Expends '• SIMJ.00 •_ la 1910 Budget sentencing. f Engineering Plnnnlng-Biinitury "Cash Liabilities'- _ 156.154.00 was celebrated in Hanoi SurpluB Balance December 31, 1969 . 168,72410 Sewerage Facilities— (Cuninictunh , Un.MOOO MOOO.flO Wednesday night —, March 4. Ptfoilc Buildings mi Ground a Current Surplus Anticipated In Assistant Prosecutor Johji 1970 Budget _... 110,000.00 The date of Chopin's birth Sm&rlea and Wages fi.OOOOO ft.8no.oo 6.67O.00 A, Petillo acted for the stat* Other Expenses , 5,500.00 • 5,700.00 5.630.00 4,710.68 near Warsaw is subject to Planning Board Surplus Balance Remaining . 2g.724.10 and Joseph Mattice of / OUier Eipenata _ r _,., 3,050,00 3,650.00 8,157.68 • 432.4! some dispute'but is generally bury Park jrepresented Wa •o»rd of Adjustment rcti «, 1970 put at March 1, 1810. t 1282.00 DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. I.: FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1970 , — 25 NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE pr#s»!y * permitted below »hai! b* any frame but not /any base sup- Grand Jury vclopmtnt u4 twUat< *"*- intended and sappteraenteii, and intxtinura triiUo and pedeatrim ing irea* ihalf fas at ieatt $ inditt port. II tttere If no baeffffrovrii, aafety.' ' — thick and the base course for erected m the OL District: the sign area shall be deemed ^3BfSo&Sg neerlng d«v«h>pm*att and Mitt th« Holmdel Townahip Muter (l) giffiu attached to and w- development, Flan,"&s amended and supple- (1) Direct Ingress tq or egress access drives and lanes shall be to be the a-rea w the. smallest NANCE KNOWN AS THE "1965 t, Aoceewry Uses mented, except that the frontage from the site shajll be prohibited at least i Inches thick. allel to the face of the building- recUngle in which the lettering, To Weigh REVISED ZONING ORDINANCE within 1W leet of any Intfrnec- v Such signs shall not extend fur- OF THE TOWNSHIP OF HOLM- Uses on tha Mme ilti which «.« •Jong county roidi itiall bo im- (3) ThB wearing surface shall ther than 13 Inches from the race illustration or display can be en- •^ accessory. to the libontocy, by*- proved in accordance with the tion. consist of bituminous concrete of the • building, provided., hny/- closed. This shall not bo con- BBVVMjA«BW)BI) AND BtiP- lnesa and professional offices, In- ~ apfllchUIe standards for county i2) B&ctr.sHe slialh-^ lirr.vlilffi auffaxc"' Cftiirse In accordance strued to fficlucie the supyortltiB PLEMIfiNTraD (#2.70) k with marginal roads or access ever, where a building hai a Be .It ordilped by the Tonnvlilp cluding garages for storage of roads. * with Articles 310.1, 3.10,'J, and permanent canopy or marquee members of any filgn whkh are DrugCharges company motor vehicles; ptrk- C. SETBACK, No part of any struc- lanes to serve the required 3.10.3 of the New Jersey Slate constructed ax an integral part used solely for such purposes.-For Committee of the Township of Holm- Ing (acllltiei; maintenance and ture shall b« closer than 200 feet Marking area a» approved by the Highway Standard Speclflcatlant slpn* with two display fac*»s the del. County,of Monmouth. State of utility shops for tbe upkeep and of snlri building, a sig" as per- HAZLET — Charges of to any property line nor closer Planning Board, Such roads or for Road and Bridge Construc- mitted In this Section may be maximum area requirement shall New Jers&rthU the "lflto Revised repair of building! and structure! than 600 feet to any public road lanes shall be curbed and shell tion of 1951 and nhall be Type •"je permuted on eaxh side. aignB Zoning Ordinance o! th» Township oi on the site and equipment used have a. width between curbs of placed on the front of the mxr- possessing narcotics in a Kolmdftl" is amended and nippls* or street that is a zone district FA-BC1 or Type SM-1. prior to quee provided no p"art of nnid with more than two display lace* p on Ihe site; central heating and boundary line nor closer thfin 800 not ICBI than 3a reel if raised the conalruotlon of the wearing are prohibited. A double fact; motor vehicle preferred merited rtiaH ê further amended and pi>wer plants lor furnishing; heat curbs are installed, 'provided. filgn extend* hclow or beyond the supplemented as follow;: and energy to structures on the feet to any zone district bound- surface, lhe base course Khali be Trout erUe of. the canoiiy or mar- siBti. rmviiiK an Inclurlrtl ^n^le of ary line that In not along a pub- however, that a width of 24 fpft • examined by the Township En- over 4"i deffrees Is prohibited. against two Staten Island Section 1, Article V or the ifore- alte only, water, drainage, sew- lic road or street. PairkltiK areaa, teLween curbs shall be permitted quee. There filmll he "ot more. I',!) No sign shall be placed so aal4 aonlnj ordinance If lit re by ' #rage, lire protection and other where flush curbing ts Installed. gineer, and areas of the base than one auc.h Blgn a.n herrln men have been referred to Amended to re*d as foJIosvi: utility facilities; educational fa- as required by this Ordinance, course In need of repair shall rcffulflted to each separate buih!- nit io Interfere with or be nils- cilities for * training and study •had] bs permitted in any yard One-way roads ,or lanei properly be removed and replaced afler taken for a. tra/Hc tight or simi- the Grand Jury by Municipal ARTICLE V provided said parking area Is at designated a« iuch may have a ltig or \hi'. premises, provdod, lar safety device, Xo flashing OFFICE • LABORATORY DISTRICTS connected with the operation and width or not less than 18 feet which UIB wearing aurface shall however, that the area of such Court Judge Vincent J. 6,1 JIMO. RESEARCH LABORA. activities of the owner or ten- no point closer than 100 feet to be constructed. The thickness of •aid sign ahall not exceed 10 illjhts are permitted lor any pur- ant; building! for storage of doc- any property Hue nor 400 feet with raised curbs and n feet the wearing surface shall be at pnse whitevcr. . TORY DISTRICT to any zone district boundary wtere flush curbs are installed. square feet and tha.t no portion Agresti. f.1.1 USES ALU>WED EV RIUHT uments, recordi, luting, research least V/t Inches. of the algn shall be higher trian (3i All Itlumlnated signs shall he and expert mental equipment; line. The requirements or this No direct access to any off-street either indirectly lighted or or the f.. BalltLinga, structure* and prem- parking ahall t>e permitted from (4) Curb shall be concerete, class 12 feet from the grade below. The men, Harry Conners ises for ust anil occupancy by communication facilities Includ- paragraph nhall not apply to "B" entrained with a mfnlntum (21 FreesLandlng. pylon algns. diffused lighting lype. No sign ing antenna mints; clinics; cafe- etructures having an arc* of less «uch roads or lanes. In addition shall he ilghtPii hy mfun.s of. and James J. Radigan, are the Township far municipal pur- thereto, any lervlce drives to breaking strength ot 3,000 pound* One such pylon sign with an area pones, i terias; sundry shops for the retail than aoo aqus-re feet and used per rri square all In accordance not exceeding 100 sijuarr feet !s flashing or Intermittent Illumina- sale of articles to trainees and solely to provide shelter for prr- any structure to be provided shall tion nor shall It rotate or mnvp, free in $500 bail after plead- 0.1.2 USES AVOWED BY SPECIAL employees limited to l&oo square be shown on the site plin and wltfi trie 1901 New Jersey Stale permitted facing each street upon PERMIT aonnel concerned with the con- Highway Specifications. which the premises front which A!l light sources sliall be coming innocent at a preliminary 1 • feet of gross floor area; recrea- trol of auuefin to the premises. flha.ll be subject Ui approval by pletely shielded from the view According to Section 30.1. tional facilities; living quarters the Planning Board, k. UTILITIES. Each site shall be ahall Identify UIQ name of the .flu Public Utility itrucluiBs, d. HEIGHT. No structure: shall have owner, tenant or opera Lion only. oi vehicular trafiic on any pub. hearing. for Custodians or caretakers, and provided* with adequate utilities Hi; lhi>roug:hlar,e a.i well as from b. Laboratories devoted to research, «uest dormitory facilities for the A height exce&dlng 100 feet, pro- I, LAND&OAPING AND DESIGN. Including water and sewerage The height of any pylnn sfsn deilsn or experimentation and vided, however, that no building Those portions or the entire site shall not exceed l.'i feet from lhe any point in a residential sone Mr. Conners pleaded guilty temporary accommodation ot com- treatment facilities as well n* dlPtrh-t. fa.brle*tlon Incidental Lhereto and pany employees, of trainees and shall exceed 6 (torlea In lielglit, that are not used for roads or drainage facilities and structures ground. No freestanding pylon to an impaired driving charge luch other buildings u may be of visitors to the oirics or labora- and further provided the the ag- lanes and off-street parking and to properly di.spone of all sur- sign shall be nearer thnn 25 ffet (4) Xo advertising (other • lhan needed for protection snd oper- tory facility on tn> ilte. gregate roof area covered by roof Dullrilngs ahaH be attractively face water. Power and telephone to any street right-of-way nor identlficallotii shall be permitted and was assessed $55. ation of the 'premises. •tructures (above the principal planted and maintained wlfh lines Rhill be installed under- tlosc-r than 100 (cot to any other nor -sha!) any base support be William G. Hill of 443 Mid- 0,1.3 BULK REQUIREMENT*! FOR roof) shall not exceed 1& per trees, shrubs, plants, and glass ground. property line. used for letter! up. svmbnis or LABORATORY STRUCTURES. 6.2.2 PROHIBITED USES l cent of the total roof area. lawrtd; provided that to the rx- dle Road pleaded guilty to ,». Any building erected or to be ., Any u.ie other than those listed e. LOT COVERAGE. The total o; tent possible, existing topography 1. TRASH AM) GARBAGE DIS- (3i Directional or, traffic safety Section 2 erected In this district Mia I! not in 5.2.1 preceding h prohibited the areas of the vertical piojer- and natural features sucli as POSAL. Each site ahall be pro- signs placed or erected hy any BULK SCHBDUUK SL'MMARV driving while on the revoked exceed one hundred (100; tcet In and, in addition, the following tlons (to the ground) of the roots wooded urea*, ponds, and lakps vided with an area or aruas governmental agency or ilermert Bulk Schedule Summary, rtara- height. This shall not exliule or uses are specifically prohibited: .of all buffdfngs shall be limited shiH be preserved in ttiefr na- properly screened and concealed necessary by the Planning Board graph 8.1.1, n« heretofore amend- list and paid $205. prevent the ereotlon or towers or a. Any type of residential con- lo 5 percent of the total lot turiil state. from any parking aroa or any us a result of site plan review ed la hereby further ;unene of Lhe total lot area. STORAGE ANI> STRUCTURES. Such temporary ilgna shall be ship of Holmriel, Monmouth Coun* Mary Catherwood, RD 1 Box •reoted within five hundred (500) cial operation. areas, roads and. lanes provided parrrrftted only aftor a hulldlng ty. New Jersey" is herr'jy C. Any manufacturing or Industrial g, PARKING. One rectangular park- liowevw that alternate construc- Temporary outdoor storage arid permit for said construction and •:. feet of any street lot line or operation. ing space nhall be provided for tion may be permitted if found to structures shaill be permuted on amended by "Zoning Map 239 B, Matawan, $10 for fail- within one hundred (3CM)) ree-t of each 250 square feet of gross the site provided they are con- sign has been issued, provided, Amciiflnient" dated January, lf»70 any »dJoining; property line, d. Any operation, except permlttad be equivalent by the Planning however, said temporary sign prepared by Robert Catlln and ing to yield the right of way recreational activities, conducted floor area of all buildings within Board after consultation with the cealed from view of any adja- nhall not be larger than 40 square «. No icctssory buildlnr shall je otitoJd* the confine* ot A build- the site. Each parking space Planning Board Engineer and ap- cent property and provided fur- Associates, Denviiie, New Jer- at an intersection; and Barry .'• . e-rected' within fifty (50) feet of nhall be indicated on the pave- ther (hat no such storage or feet and must be removed prior any street lot Hue or within fifty Ing, unless said operation h proved In connection with review to the Issuance of a certificate Steele of Old Bridge, $15 for properly and adequately acreoncd ment by painted llnca. Parking t>! the site plan: structure shall remain on the of occupancy for said construe Secti (50) feet of any adjoining proper- In accordance with an approved areas, including ramps, act-pas (1) Subcase material i shall be premises more than 30 days. 'Hie REVERABILITY ' ty line. drives, and Males shall be paved display or any article or equip, tion, Thfere shall be a fee of careless driving and $10 for 1.3 OL .DISTRICT site plan. , brought to a. firm unyielding sur- $10,00 for any temporary sign If any Article, Section, Suh-Eec- 6.2.3 REQUIRED CONDITION'S In accordance with standards face- by rolling and soft yielding ment placed on the exterior permitted under lhe terms of this lion, sentence, clause or phrase no license plate light. Tula none dMfertrt is tSeslgntd tor Every out of Lhe foUowinf re- specified. In paragraph (]) below. material "hall be removed and premises of any building Is pro- section. Such signs shall be reg- of thin ordinance Is for any rea- & buildlni or tmup of tujlldlnji quirements tfiall be compiled Parking areas. Including ramps, replaced with material consist- hibited Unless screened from istered with and the fee pali to son heir] to be repealed, such de- In single ownor.iWp, no part of with In the OL District: access drives, and aisles shall Ing of sand, gravel, stone or such view from adjoining properties In the Building Inspector, cision shall not affect the re- which •ball be erected, enlarged, «. LOT AREA. Each lot shall have be so arranged aJi to provide for other material as may be re- accordance with a plan approved b. All permitted signs shall be maining portions of this ordi- altered, avrranied or designed to an area of at leut 100 acre*. the stfety of traffic and pedes- quired by tha Township Engineer. by the Planning Board. aubject to the following regula- nance. "; be used. In" whi3S»_jir In p«.rt, contiguous and In single ownir- trians and have proper lighting (2t Base material shall consist n. NUISANCES. No operation shall tions and, except for direction a I Section 5 Man Admits eicept lor ono or more ot the and thai be landscaped and of plant-mixed bituminous stabi- generate any air or ground trans- t>r traf/lc safety signs placed or HEPEAUER fOlloWlnf UdiMC b. FRONTAGE. Each lot shall have- •creened as required by para- lized base course In accordance mitted vibration, glare, noise of Greeted by a governmental agpa- All ordinances ac portion* there- 1.2.1 USES ALLOWED BY RIGHT at .least 500 feet or frontage on public thornugiifares any part of the off-street nark- in Articles 3.2A.1, 3.2 A.2, and its of the SIIR nr create danger- a site plan and be subject to the provisions of this ordinance Issuance Of - (1) Offices for prof ei Mori I or tmx- and said thoroughfare* on which fug ichemex together with ramps, 3.2A.3 of the New Jersey Blate ous radioactivity, fire or explo- the approval of the Planning are hereby repealed to the ex- Int5a me. Including executive, . the lot has frontage shall be Im- accaad driven, and aisles «halt Highway Specifications for Rnart sion hazard, water or air pol- Board: tent of such Inconsistency. engiiitfring, accouotJnf, scien- proved along the entire frontage be Dubject to site plan approval and Bridge conntruotion of 1961, Section 6 with respect to paved wlrith, by the Planning Board. except that the requirements for lution in vlnlaUon 6f any appli- (1) The area of a sign shall be EFFECTIVE DATE tific, research and develop- utartn water drainage facilities cable Township, State or Federal computed as the total square foot Bad Checks ment, aUiUMIctl and flnincUl h. TRAFFIC CIRCULATION. All en- the construction of tha bane laws or regulations. This orrffnanee Is to lake effect u an I right of way width, all In course shall be amended to allow content or the background upon Immediately after its final pas- accordance with the standards trances find exits to the ilti for lay In i the base course In one 6.2.1 SIOVB which the IMUring. Uhutratlon a age 'in accordance with the lawi ()) Laboratories rttvottd piciu- specifier) in the Holm del Tavnihlp ahall •'•}« it locatloni approved by or dlipliy la preitnted. including FREEHOLD-Russell Fer- Subdivision Ordinance oi 1M7, at lift. The bua course for park* •. No »ipn« other Ihtn those ex- of, the State of New Jersey. lively to r«i«arch, product de- th* Planning Board to Insure MS (ML NOTICR guson, 149 DeWitt Ave., As- The foregoing ordinance was presented for introduction and first read- bury Park, yesterday plead- Inr on February 16, 1070 by the Town- uhlp Committee of the Township ot ed guilty to two bad check Holmdel a.nd on March 2, 1970 was charges. amended and was finally adopted and approved. DAVin COHEN', Mayor He will be sentenced April Attest: 17. John P. WadlDfton, Olerk Ferguson admitted aiding March 6 J150. CO and abetting an attempted uttering of a forged check for $138.46 to the R&S Home & Keansburg Auto Stores, Rt. 35, Middle- town, on April 3,1969. Board Picks He also admitted uttering a worthless check for $179 to the Ocean Township office of Five Coaches the New Jersey National KEANSBURG - Meeting Bank, Sunset Ave., Wan- amassa. in special session last night, Superior Court Judge Fran- the Board of Education ap- cis X. Crahay presided. As- pointed five athletic coaches sistant Prosecutor John A. for the coming year. Petillo acted for the state and Appointed are Gary Car- Deputy Public Defender Wil- mody, head baseball coach, liam J. Gearty represented $500; James Luzier, junior Ferguson. varsity baseball coach, $350; William Herring, head track coach, {400; Ernest Vaughn, Jury Finds assistant track coach, $300, and Thomas Lopes, tennis coach, $200. Man Guilty Several board members and members of the high Of Assault school booster club who are FREEHOLD — After a two- seeking to have home foot: day trial, a jury yesterday ball games played on a field convicted Douglas Thornton adjacent to the high school of 304 Willow Ave., Long this year were appointed to Branch, of one count of as- a study committee. • sault on a police officer and Appointed as board repre- one count of resisting arrest sentatives were Thomas Kin- in Red Bank Feb. 23, lin, Peter Graham and Mi- 1969. chael Motichka. Booster Club The victim was Red Bank representatives are John Patrolman Donald Patterson, Schulte, Dominick Melevoi Superior Court Judge Fran- and Harold Lovett. cis X. Crahay set May 15. for sentencing. Thornton was acquitted Lewdness Case of one count of assault on a police officer and Judge Cra- Nets Acquittal hay dismissed one count of resisting arrest on a motion by FREEHOLD - After a the defense attorney, Robert three-day trial, a jury before A. Conforti of Sea Girt. Monmouth County District Court Judge George A. Gray Assistant Prosecutor Joseph yesterday acquitted a Long Meehan presented the state's Branch man of lewdness be- case. fore two children on a Long Branch beach, last Aug. 10. Divorce Granted The defendant was Rember- FREEHOLD — Monmouth to Urrotia, 61 Second Ave., County Court Judge Patrick Long Branch. J. McGann Jr. has granted a Assistant Prosecutor Thom- divorce to Eugene L. Cantor, as Smith Jr. presented the 138 Bodman Place, Red Bank, state's case. Robert E. Levy from Jeanne Cantor, 49 of Wanamassa represented Tilton Road, Middletown, for Urrotia. extreme cruelly.

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-a«~^ King Motion Picture Tribute The Cariton in Red Bank and the Mayfair ih Asbury Park have joined the more than 1,000 theaters throughout the country who have contributed their facilities and personnel to an "Evening in Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr." Tuesday, March " 24, 1970 as part of a unique , simultaneous one-time-only "movie-theater party" in more than 300 cities throughout the United States. County movie goers who attend the unprecedented motion picture event will join an audience of more than 1,000,- 000 persons who are expected to contribute upwards of. $5 million to help support organizations dedicated to carrying out the works and teach- ings of tine late civil rights leader. Tickets for the special performance go on sale today at the two theaters. ^ • In making the announcement, Walter Reads, Jr. president of The Walter Reade Organization whiclP owns the Cariton and Mayfair theaters stated: "We feel it an lionor to be part of this; extraordi- STARS WORK FOR — Producer Ely t_ar;dau. left, and film stars Ruby Dee and Paul Newman confer *Hb direc- nary eiiort to help support organizations dedicated to the tor Sidney Lumet, right, tn New York City prior to filming final special dramatic reading sequence; for the two- war an poverty, illiteracy and and-a-half-hour motion, picture film: "KING: A Filmed Record. . . Montgomery to Memphis," sched-j ed to be social injustice through non- shown Tuesday, March 24 at 8 p.m. on a one-time only simultaneous showing In more than one thousand the- violent methods. We believe afres across the country, including tne Cariton, Red Bank, and the Mayfair, Asbury Park. that one of the great chal- lenges of the 70's is to help create an atmosphere of greater understanding between all men in these United States and we are happy that Brookdale Boosts Big Band our organization , can play some small part in the work LINCROFT - Joseph otees, there are only limit- mental program for both the Community Services building that has to be «:,ae to accom- V. Kaschak knows that Mon- ed outlets for their talents. elementary and junior high on Newman Springs Road, plish that during the next mouth County has untapped Community Band schools. He directs the dis- Lincroft. Auditions will be decade." musical talent and he is re- In organizing a community trict's musical program and held^Monday and Thursday "KING: A Filmed Record... cruiting this talent for band for Brookdale, Mr. Kas- its staff of 22 teachers. The from 7 to 9 p.m. and Satur- Montgomery to Memphis," Brookdale Community Col- chak hopes to persuade many musical ensembles in Madi- day fr-am 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. which traces the work of Dr. county citizens to dust off the lege's symphonic band, son Township schools .include Band Experience King from 1955 until his death which he will direct, instruments they have stored nine show bands. in 1968, runs two. hours and Mr. Kaschak, musical di- in closets and attics and join Mr. Kaschak was the in- Anyone between 16 and 90 30 minutes. Specially selected rector for the Madison Town- a modern musical endeavor novator of the Central Jersey years of age with some band passages will be performed in, ship public schools, believes which wiil be both fun and Marching Band Festival and experience is urged to tryout the film by a group of stars that many people who can skill-building. he serves as an advisor to and Mr. Kaschak indicates including Harry Belafonte, play an instrument are not Born in Tarrytown, N.Y., several school districts on that some instruments will be Charlton Heston, Burt Lan- doing sa today because unless Mr. Kaschak began to play matters of musical curricu- available for those who do not have their own. caster, Paul Newman, Sidney they are rock and roll dev- the trumpet at- 11 years of lum, personnel and supplies. Poitier, Anthony Quinn and age and by the time he was He also plays the trumpet Further information on the Joanne Woodward. 14 he had organized a profes- with the Stylists, a musical symphonic band is available sional dance band. He grad- ensemble which plays engage- from the Community Services uated from the Easter Con- ments throughout the state. Division, Brookdale Commu- servatary, Roselle in 1950 The Brookdale band will nity College, 765 Newman and received the Bachelor of hold try outs at the college's Springs Road. Music degree from the Man-' hattan School of Music in 1056. Following his graduation from St. Mary's High School Mini Reviews in Perth Airiboy, Mr. Kas-- chak joined a band and trav- Starring Walter Matthau, vens, The Only Game in eled to Florida. Ingrid Bergman and "Laugh- Town stars Warren Beatty Mr. Kaschak spent two In's" Goldie Hawn, Cactus and Elizabeth Taylor and years studying the trumpet Flower is a tale of dentist uses a contemporary theme with Charles Oodin and he has Walter Matthau who becomes of two lonely people who also studied harmony and too amorously involved with meet, take up residence to- composition with Alexander blonde Goldie Hawn. Posing gether and finally fall in love. Omelcik, arranger for Rach- as a married man is keep her In Putney Swope, an ad- maniaov. from getting ideas about mar- Music Program riage, he decides to marry vertizing agency is taken Since coming to Madison her after all and drums up a over by black leadership- Township, Mr. Kaschak has spouse, Ingrid Bergman to hilarious and vulgar, the film started a vocal music pro- continue the farce. exposes the ad media and all Joseph V. Kaschak gram and created an instru- DirertpjJ hv Geoxee Ste- its put-ons. — C J. Dr. Martin L. King. Jr. Good food and grog Fun atmosphere Entertainment '69-70 Season Nears End nightly Kitchen open 'til 1 a.m. By CYNTHIA LOWRY ^ muzzled the guns and reduced dropped, in some places at NEW YORK (AP) — The the mayhem, but nobody much as 10 per cent. came up with a stimulating 1969-70 television season will Television The cause is a mystery and Enjoy Yourself be history in about three substitute for the fist fight or the validity of tiie report is in the weeks. Then it will be, as the Shootout. New comedy controversial. shows seemed to draw in- usual, reruns and replace- Comment spiration, format and some- LOBSTER LOVERS ment shows for the next five times the jokes from old Shanty Pub months. "Come and fare, bood old movies attract- comedies. get "em NOW PLAYING! As far as the commercial ed big audiences and bad old Behind the cameras, there alive!" networks are concerned, 1969- movies were treated by the is considerable worry — about HAPPY MEDIUM 70 probably will be, at best, a audience the way they treat- attacks on the medium, about footnote in TV history. Its featuring ed bad television shows.. Var- tiie impending loss of cigar- entertainment has been bland iety shows, slick and color- ette advertising and about a Gene & Steve Sharkey and, most of it easily forgot- ful, had a tendency to look new report that viewing is Tony Ray-Cathy Dorian ten. The brightest new pro- alike as the same guest stars down, Pick Yaw Own Lobsttr Oof gram was a daily series aimed traveled from one to another. Nielsen studies still indicate * Every Thursday, Friday at children between ages 3 that the average TV set is in Saturday awl Sunday Nighti The so-called "variety spe- and 5, "Sesame Street." cials" often were no more - use well over six hours a day This series, on the educa- special than the weekly shows and the number of people Jack Baker's tional network, was not only — Anne Bancroft's recent watching is increasing. But a DORIS 'N' ED'S SEAFOOD RESTAURANT well done and appealed to its hour was a happy exception. rival firm, tiie American Re- 31 Shore Dr., Highlands • I72-U6J audience but nudged the com- No bright new stars ar- search Bureau, said its study "HOUSE OF GOURMET SEAFOOD" SHANTY PUB mercial networks into doing rived, no engaging new con- found that viewing had Closed Tuesdays ENTERTAINMENT more than talking about up- cept became a series, and TV grading tiie quality of chil- exposure dulled the shine on NIGHTLY dren's programming. some established stars. Nei- ther Debbie Reynolds nor t Seafood, Drink & Fun Popular series from other 'PttNTPt£ASANTBEACH,N seasons, often,a little shop- Lana Turner did much for worn and weary, continued to her career by taking a TV be the most popular viewing fling. Original dramas, few in number, were rarely memor- A famous Chef from HONG KONG features able. Occasionally, however, the finest in ... a performance lit up the tubes SCENIC DRIVE — ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS —Uta Hagen in a "CBS Play- house," Patty Duke and Al Freeman Jr., in a "World Premiere" feature, Peter Us- Celebrate ANTONESE tinov in a "Hall of Fame" drama. ST. PATRICK'S DAY III Criticism of TV violence SATURDAY, MARCH 14 P -•••••• ••»««••••••••••• ••••••! 'David Copperfield' at the "All JVew" ! 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STATE HWY. tt, HIGHLANDS The CobbleStones Restaurant 2 Blocks North of Hltflandi Brldgt ROUTE 35 741-8344 MIDDLETOWN £lDial 872-1351 1 Mile North of Red Bank Mam Clab — Anwifcoa bprm Paris Is Getting Many Modern Hotels r By RODNEY ANGOVE ger, president of the newly Elysees-Rond Point de la De- ects include the Kennedy Ho- Right Bank of the Seine down- PARIS (AP) - The Paris named Concorde Hotel chain, fense axis so as not to clash tel, to be on the Avenue du stream from the Eiffel Tow- hotel keepers are coming to admitted recently "the with the view of the Arch of President Kennedy, on the er. life after "decades of slumber French hotel problem be- Triumph. during which British and came acute after the tourist Taittinger's nearest compe- American groups started to industry submitted to the tition, a lower, rambling 900- lick the icing off the cake. laws Of competition," room structure to be only 25 The last French-built hotel Now it looks as if the yards away, also will be DANCING I in the international class French will add more than French-run by Air France. FRIDAY and SATURDAY went up in 1933, the luxurious 3,000 rooms by the 1373 sum- The two other major hotels 6- George V. It was taken over • mer season. Another 3,000 on the way up, both in the Featuring . by the British group of rooms should be along later. 699-700-room class, are Sofi- and tbe "MERRIMEN" with CARLA Charles Forte and British The primary plum is the tel's Hotel Bourbon, near the olso ED BOYNTCN at the PIANO European Airways a year ago old helicopter port on the r anticipated jumbo-jet crowd. Serving fif 1:00 A.M— Closed Tuesday along with the equally plush But American - style business southwest edge, and the Foun- PUza-Athenee and the small- conventions are also becom- tainebleau, on Boulevard I er Tremoille. ing more popular among Eu- Saint Jacques in the Latin "The Best in FOOD and MUSIC" With the Paris Hilton open- ropeans. Quarter. The Bourbon is being in 1966, Pan American The Concorde chain's Hotel ing financed by the Banque World Airways buying and Lafayette — the name is not de Paris et des Pays-Bas, and the Fountainebleau by the ALPINE MANO expanding the Continental, final — should be in an ad- s now the Intercontinental, and vantageous position for both Rothschild banks. 100 new rooms being added jets and conventions. The 1,- Expected later is a modern- HWY. 36, to the George V, the "Anglo- 000-room tower will go up at istic 800-roora structure. Saxons" have taken control Porte Maillot, on the western at the ornate Gare d'Orsay, of more than half the approxi- extension of the Champs a little-used railway station HIGHLANDS mately 3,000 luxury accom- Elysees beyond the Arch of built at the turn of the cen- modations in the city. Not to triumph. Around it wfll tury. Conservationists plead 872-1773 mention the smaller Hilton spread a large, complete that 20th century modern will at Orly Airport. convention center. Superhigh- dash with the Seine River Only after the foreign inva- ways underneath will lead di- setting and the imposing sion did the French innkeep- rectly to the major airports. Louvre on the opposite side. ers raise their heads. As The 550-foot tower will The architects- have tried champagne king Guy Taittin- Stand back from the Champs to reduce the impact by setting the hotel back from the quai several yards. The railroad facilities, are causing trouble. The govern- -fCOLONY 'S AL B E RT 6161 ment is keeping them as a possible link to Orly Airport, RESTAURANTI and HIS TRIO or as an Aerotrain terminal. The hotel is therefore de- AVE. TWO RIVERS & I prived of a basement for its RIDGE AVE. technical works, and design- ''• HAMtrS LOBSTER HOUSE \ ing around this fault is re- RUMSON 4 portedly causing a delay. % OCEAN AVENUE SEA BRIGHT 8 America's Western Interna- fknowmd foh Quality. \ 15 tional Hotels will hold a 20 per t FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY \ cent share and operate the 5 0 hotel. COCKTAHS ' Other middle-distance proj- STEAKS On One Man Show SEAFOOD ... If you don't like atmosphere and NEW YORK — From aRo- fonJtbwtlal great modern jazz we don't recommend man emperor to a hippy dip- py folk singer, all in the space ALA CARTE the Cambridge Inn of half an hour. That's the from 2.95 comedy pace of Marty Brill, Dinner Served From 5 P.M. wEVERY FRIDAY and SATURDAY * this week's star of WABC- TV's "One Man Show" on Channel 7 at 10:30 p.m. the "CHORDIALS" Saturday. Tom LaPare — Art Thomson—. Ronnie Brickman FRIDAY NITfc LADIES' NITE CAMBRIDGE INN Neivest on the Jersey Shore /*^«,^ J7*,^*, Specializing in wine, cheeses 910 UNION AVENUE, UNION BEACH E BROADWAY PLAYS = Lome bnjoy /ndm brM(S. Oppen from 6 264-9857—LOUNGE RESTAURANT—2M-2189 P' ' *o I a-™- dai'y. Sunday S ON STAGE = *io I2 a m di' Sd = MAR. 4 • MAR. 22 E Come upstoin to the Wine Cellar soon . . . and enjoy yourself. S "A Funny Thing E new •., iniinuxisL . s Happened on the 5 STOWAWAY § Way to the 5 S Forum" = STEAKS — SEAFOOD

**************************************** 5 MARCH 9th Dinners $Q95 | DOTTHE WEST from jg^ S and her Heartaches CEiui 5 OPENING APR. 1 i A Happy Addition to DANCING I "CABARET FRIDAY ond SATURDAY NITES LOBSTER mm Music by Hie STARLITERS on scenic Channel Drive overlooking the Manasquan River HWY. U (at Hie Bridge) HIGHLANDS S 727-3000 = POINT PLEASANT BEACH. N.J. 872-1174 SllUUlllWIllllIlllIlUllfS Telephone: 899-6700 ©HOCKEY (C) © SUBURBAN CLOSEUP (C) New York Rangers vs St. Louis Bluet 10:30 0 SCOOBY-DOO, WHERE ARE YOUI (O! © THE FELONY SQUAD •" Arrangement with Death" Part H. The syndicate 0 SHIRLEY TEMPLE THEATRE I kidnaps the daughter of a former crime boss to pre- "Little Miss Broadway" (1938) starring Shirley Tem- TELEVISION vent him from testifying. ple, Jimmy Durante. The story takes Shirley from an 9:30 © N.Y.P.D. (C) orphanage to a happy foster home. These program tit+ingj ara the most accurate of any "Encounter on a Rooftop." Detective Ward la ted* 0 THE HARDY BOYS (C) weekly television guide. AH listings are supplied by dentally shot by a roolde patrolman. 10:00 O BRACKEN'S WORLD (C) 0 CARTOONS A GO GO (C) ihe television stations and program changes received "A Beginning, A Middle, and an End." Kevin Grant © THE GREEN THUMB (C) are made up to the time The Daily Register goes to cannot get an author to change the ending of a script I IKK) 0 THE ARCHIE COMEDY HOUR (C) even though the movie is nearly completed. press. 0 SKY HAWKS (C) 0 m TEN O'CLOCK NEWS ©MAD MAD MOVIE As 4n added service ta television viewers, • listing O LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (C) "Creation of the Humanoids" (19413) •tarring Son fa* © NEWSFRONT Megowan, Erica Elliott. A film about a future race of U carried throughout the w«elc in The Daily Register 11.-00 0QQ NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS (C), robots gaily nicknamed "clickers." • iiipplying viewers with the most up-to-the-minu+e 0 PEYTON PLACE ffl FOCUS: NEW JERSEY (C) program information available. ©DIVORCECOURT (C) 11:30 © THE FLINTSTONES (C) ©PERRY MASON 0 GEORGE OF THE JUNGLE (C) The Case of the Watery Witness" © INSIGHT (C) - O WCBS-TV O WOR-TV 11:30 © THE MERV GRIFHN SHOW (C) . AFTERNOON a WNBCTV O WPIX-TV © THE TONIGHT SHOW (C) Host: BUM Cosby, Quests: Brock Peters, Hall Holbrook, 12:00 0 THE MONKEES (C) s •m WNEW.TV 0 WNDT.TV .Cecil Brown . © 11:30 MOVIE . O THE SOLAR ECLIPSE (C) • WABC-TV 9 Indicates Color "SanQuentin" (1937) starring Humphrey Bogart, Aon Live coverage from the area of Mlahuatlan, Mexico. * Sheridan. Behind the scenes expose of prison life. of the total solar eclipse that will occur In the West- • . I . "A Bullet lor Joey" (1956) starring George Rftft, Bd- ern Hemisphere. ward G. Robinson. An atomic scientist Is kidnapped, 0 EASTSIDE COMEDY men are caught by the FBI. "Live Wires". (1946) starring Leo Gorcey, Hunts Hall* © THE DICK CAVETT SHOW (C) The Boys get Jobs as skip tracers. . • © THE LATE MOVIE 0 GET IT TOGETHER (C) FRIDAY "The Thing" (1951) starring Kenneth Tobey, Margaret © UPBEAT (C) Sheridan/Scientific research station in the Arctic 12:30 0 WACKY RACES (C) comes across a monster from another world. 0 AMERICAN BANDSTAND (C) 12:00 © THE PHIL DONAHUE SHOW (C) DAYTIME MOVIES © EAST SIDE KIDS 12:30 © THE LATE NEWS (C) "Mr. Wiseguy," The Dead End Kids hit upon a sew 9:00 Q "David and Bathsheba" 1:00 © THE ONE A.M. REPORT (Cl . • : ' scheme for making money. (1043) t( © TONIGHT'S NEWS (C) 1:00 0 THE SOLAR ECLIPSE (C) 10:00 0 "Yank on the Burma Ro«d © THE BEST OF BROADWAY • , "Earth in the Shadow of the Moon." Coverage of the IKX)Q "The Dolly Sisters" "The Tall T" (1957) starring Randolph Scott, Maureen March 7 total eclipse of the sun. 430 © "Strange Bedfellows1' O'Sullivan. An Arizona rancher battles the three kill- Q RESEARCH PROJECT (C) , © "Bye. Bye, Birdie" ers who hold up the stagecoach on which be It ft , '.'Unsolved Problems in Venereal Disease Research" passenger. 8 TALES OF WELLS FARGO Q "Beginning of the End" 1:10 © THE LATE SHOW "The Man from the Alamo" starring Glenn Ford, © TRUE ADVENTURE 6V1NING Julie Adams. Sole survivor of the Alamo, discovers that "Tibetan Border" American renegades dressed as Mexicans were respon- 6:00 O Q Q NEWS (C) . 1:30 Q INTERNATIONAL ZONE (C) sible for the massacre. (1963) "Between Heaven and Earth" © LOST IN SPACE 5KK) O HORSE RACING FROM BOWIE TRACK ©THE BRADY BUNCH (C) 8:00 0THEJETSONS (C) 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS (C) : "Jo Move or Not to Move." The Brady kids haunt their G THE HECKLE AND JECKLE SHOW (C) 0 STAR TREK (C) own house when their parents try to sell It. .0 THE CISCO KID "Whom Gods Destroy." Inmates take control of a © CAN YOU TOP THIS?* (C) 0 THE ADVENTURES OF GULLIVER (C) . galaxy's asylum in % mad scheme to take over th« © BOOK BEAT universe. Robert Cromle interviews Philip M. Stem, author of © THE EVANGEL HOUR 8:26 0 NEWS AND WEATHER 5:30 0 THE EARLY SHOW The Oppenheimer Case: Security on TriaL" "The Silver Whip" starring Dale Robertson, Rory Cal- •:30 0 HOGAN'S HEROES (C) 8:30 0 THE BUGS BUNNY—ROAD . noun. On his first run as main stage driver, a young : ^General Burkhalter tickets Schultz for the Russian RUNNER HOUR-(C) man runs up against bandits. (1953) / front after he catches the big fellow goofing off. 0 MARINE BOY fC) 0 THE MAN FROM U.N.C.LE. (C) ' O THE NAME OF THE GAME <(C) "The No Where Affair" 14an ot the 0 THE SMOKEY BEAR SHOW (C) . ,; " PMP'e." Despite the fact that she lovw 0 INSIGHT (C) > [ him, a magazine writer tries to prove that a building ffl THIS IS THE LIFE. EVENING tycoon is bribing city officials. :;, © THE DAVID FROST SHOWj (C) 9:00 Q HERE COMES THE GRUMP (C) • 4:00 Q IT'S ACADEMIC (C) O THE GHOST AND MRS.^IR "Five Graves to Cairo" (1943 )starring Akim Tamlrofl, ©PERRY MASON ; i 7:51 0 NEWS AND WEATHER : Anne Baxter. Intrigue and espionage centered wound •The Case of the Bartered Bikini" : 7:55 © THE CHRISTOPHERS (C) lone survivor of British tank group. (1942) 7:30 0 THE JACKIE GLEASON SHOW! (C) 8:00 0 AROUND THE CORNER (C) © ABBOTT AND COSTELLO ©THE ANDY WILLIAMS SHOW i. :*,:'. \ s. 8:00 O THE NEWLYWED GAME (C) 0 THE AMERICAN SPORTSMAN (C) 0 THE CHRISTOPHERS Jockey Bill Hartacic hunts caribou In Canada; Curt © TO BE ANNOUNCED !. •. ;' Q DAVEY AND GOLIATH (CV Oowdy and Joe Brooks fish for the elusive permit off & •SO O MY THREE SONS (C) i : 8.-4S O MARYKNOLL STORY TIME Gloria Loring, Lou Rawli, Urrf case. "The'Amazing Mr. X" starring Lynn Barry, Turban Widle, Sunday's Child, a singing trio 0 © NEWS (C) Bay, A fraudulent spiritualist who becomes involved 0 HERE COME THE STARS (C) 10,-30 0 HELLUVA TOWN (C) In blackmail and murder uses a widow as a come-on, © JUDD FOR THE DEFENSE (C) 0 ONE MAN SHOW IC) (1648) "The Grand Old Man/' Ben and a young client co- Guest: Marty Brill © MOVIE FAVORITES (C) operate with the district attorney to pin a murder on © EQUAL TIME "A Gift for Heidi" starring Sandy Descher, Douglas a syndicate member. Fowley. Based on the characters created by Johanna fl.-OO 0 0 NEWS (C) Spyri, further adventures ol the little Swiss girl in the 6;30 0 EYE ON NEW YORK (C) 0 THE SAINT (C) mountains. (1959) O G.E. COLLEGE BOWL (C) 0 THE LATE MOVIE Challenger: The University of Iowa "Games" (1067) starring Simone Bignoret, Katherine 7:00 0 LASSIE (C) Ross. A story about a warped rich young couple who AFTERNOON Lassie and her Seeing-Eye-dog iriend protect and indulge in way out "games." ; 12:00 0 NEWSMAKERS (C) guide a blind man through the forest.as he tries to find help for his injured wife. © CHILLER THEATRE i O DOROTHY GORDON'S YOUTH FORUM (C) 0 WILD KINGDOM (C) "The Phantom from 10,000 Leagues'" starring Kent 0 EASTSIDE COMEDY "Leopards of Sawfli Madhopur." The story of a family Taylor, Cathy Downs. Defense Department Investi- "Mr. Hex" (1946) starring Leo Gorcey, Huntz Hall, Th« of Leopards that occupies an otherwise deserted, castle gates the mysterious death of a fisherman found on a in Rajasthan, India. * deserted beach. (1956) : • . • ' } Bowery Boys hypnotize one of the gang into thinking 11:15 0 EYEWITNESS NEWS (C) . I j ' he's a great fighter and enter him in & boxing tourna- 0 A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON ment. THE WAY TO HOLLYWOOD (C) 11:30 ©THE LATE SHOW - i Q EYEWITNESS NEWS CONFERENCE (C) Jack Paar hosts this satirical look at the film capital "Desert Legion" starring Alan Ladd, Ariene Dahl. 12:25 0 MID-DAY REPORT (C) Guests: Judy Garland, Bob Newhajrt, French Legionnaire fights power-crazed sheik who V 0 LAND OF THE GIANTS (C) wants to destroy Utopian city, (1953) 12:30 0 FACE THE NATION (C) 0 NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS (C) O IN THE MATTER OF POLICE (C) "Wild Journey." Steve and Dan are transported two 0 THE BEST OF BROADWAY "Civil Liberties and The Abuse of Police Authority" years back in time to Los Angeles, where they try to "Woman of Straw" (1964) starring Sean Connery, cancel the original flight of their spaceship. O CONVERSATION (C) 0 THE SUNDAY MOVIE (C) Glna Lollobrigida. The nephew of an elderly million- 1:00 0 PICTURE FOR A SUNDAY AFTERNOON (C) » "Hell to Eternity" (1960) starring Jeff Hunter, David aire joins forces with a beautiful nurse in a plot; to "Tarzan and The Leopard Woman" starring Johnny Jansen. The drama about true-life Marine hero Guy gain his uncle's money. i Weissmuller, Brenda Joyce. Tarzan sets out to rescua Gabaladan and his World War II story,- 12:00 O THE SATURDAY TONIGHT SHOW (C) some school girls abducted by a group of fanatics dis- © HE SAID, SHE SAID (C) 0 OUTER LIMITS : guised as Leopard Men. (1946) Guests: Alejandro and Joyce Rey, Phyllis Diller, 12:30 © IT IS WRITTEN (C) O MEET THE PRESS (C) Warde Donovan, Jack Cassidy, Shirley Jones, Jack and 1:00 0 TALES OF WELLS FARGO i 0 FIVE STAR MOVIE Brett Klugman "The Uninvited" (1944) starring Ray Milland, Ruth (0 KUKLA, FRAN AND OLLIE > Q PHILBIN'S PEOPLE (C) -I Hussey. A young man fights the nameless evil that © THE BIG PICTURE IC) | fascinates the girl he loves in a house of violence. e "Generation Gap" 1:15 0 THE LATE NIGHT NEWS (C) 0 DIRECTIONS (C) 7:30 0 TO ROME WITH LOVE Pokey wants a baby so badly that she brings home one 1:20 0THELATESHOWII Q MOYSE NINE she finds unattended in a park. . "Escape from San Quentin" starring Johnny Desmond, "Dead to the World" starring Jana Pearce, Reedy 0 THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY (C) - Merry Anders. Ex-Army flier serving time In Clan Talton. A political boss, pushing for the investigation ; "Menace on the Mountain." Following the Confeder- ' Quentin escapes with hardened criminal. (1857) of a State Department employee is found murdered. acy's defeat, Jed Mclver returns to North Carolina., to 1:30 0 THE GREAT GREAT SHOW (1W2) find his famay has been driven from their farm by. a "Arisona." (1940) starring William Holden, Jean £ ruthless band of Army deserters. Arthur, Young Mlssourian in love with Arixona girl © F TROOP (C) "She's Only a Build in Girdled Cage" © THE ROSEY GRIER SHOW (C) aids her against opposition in running freight line . Guests: Robert Culp, Mary Lee Whitney, Ricardo 1:40 0 NEWS HEADLINES 1:30 O FRONTIERS OF FAITH (C) Peinado "Quality of Life" O THE BEST OF BROADWAY If Q ISSUES AND ANSWERS (C) © NEW JERSEY SPEAKS FOR ITSELF "Robbery Roman Style" (1964) starring Claudia Mori, "Women's Liberation" Adriano Celentano. Bank robbers almost commit the © NEW YORK YANKEES BASEBALL (C) New York Yankees vs Baltimore Orioles 1:00 0 THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW (C) perfect holdup. Guests; Nancy Sinatra, Joan Sutherland, the National 3:00 0 THE tATE LATE SHOW ! 1:55 O MOVIE MATINEE Urban Coalition Glee Club "The Last Command" (1855) starring Sterling Hayden, ^The Man in the Grey Flannel Suit" starring Gregory 0 GARY COOPER THEATER (C) : Peck, Jennifer Jones. The story of a public relations Anna Marie AJbergnetti. The drama about Jim Bowie and his smalt but gallant band of Texans and their t "The Story of Dr. Wassell" starring Gary Cooper, man and his reaction to a son resulting from a ro- Laraine Day. Outstanding World War II drama^-the mantic interlude in Italy. (1956) defense of the Alamo. " 2.00 0 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE GAME (C) story of Navy Doctor Roydon M. Wassell who rescued 6:00 0 GIVE US THIS DAY men from Japs in Java. Montreal Canadiens vs Boston Bruins © SPEAKING FREELY (C) ©THEFfil (C) Edwin Newman interviews John Tower, XJB. Senator "The Quest." Inspector Erskine hunts for an escapee from Texas. from an institution for the criminally insane, Who be- SUNDAY 2:30 Q MOVIE NINE lieves his dead wife is still alive. "The Great American Past-Time" starring Tom EwelL © THE SQUARE WORLD OF ED BUTLER (C) Ann Francis. In an effort to bring himself doeer to tola aoa, an attorney agree* to manage * baseball © THE SHOW (C) Thta series is designed to involve the "now" generation MORNING , jjth, the significant _'|naines? in the news and music 4:55 0 GIVE US THIS DAY 7:00 .8B|RY (Continued on Next Page) SUNDAY Concert March 21 1 (Continued) By Sweet Adelines 8:30 Q THE BILL COSBY SHOW (C) 1 ASBURY PARK — The era; This year's production is "How You Play the Game/ A handball expert gives of the paddle-wheeler will Chet Kincaid the chance to live up to his advice about 1 under the chairmanship of being a good loser, < r come to the stage of the high school March 21 when the Mrs. J. Johnson of' Neptune © THE AMERICAN DREAM (C) and Barbara Frenchman. 9:00 O THE GLEN CAMPBELL HOUR (O Jersey Shore Chapter of Sweet Adelines presents Featured will be the "Fire- Guests: John Davidson, Glenn Ash, Mike Connors, ; Lfllle- Tomlin "Show Boat to Show Biz." flies," the Sweet Adeline re- ©BONANZA (O) The show is a yearly ac- gional championship quartet "The Gold Mjne." The Cartwrights befriend a Mexi- One member of the quartet can boy. who is seeking refuge Irom the two evil men tivity of the 40-member ohorus, which is also avail- is toe director of the Jersey who have held him in bondaffe. Shore Chorus, Mrs. Ralph ©THE SUNDAY NIGHT MOVJE (Ct Larry Elgart able for entertainment to "Dial Hot Line" starring Vince Edwards. A drama of a clubs ana organizations seek-! Cure of Kendall Park, and dedicated social worker desperately trying to prevent ing musical programs. "The Soundsmen," a men's the collapse of his unique counseling service. Dedication comedy quartet from Connect- l 0 FIRING UNE WITH W1LUAM icut who are on a U.S.O. tour. BUCKLEY (C) Dance Slated Holmdel Student BELFORD - The Les and Also scheduled to sing are 3 ID PERRY MASON the '"Sand Pipers," a quar- "The Case of the Wary Wildcatter" Larry Elgart Orchestra, led Produces Film * © THE FORSYTE SAGA by Larry Elgart, will per- tet, and "The Patchcords," "Strike" form at Independence Hall, BOSTON — C. Chapin, Cut- an octet, both groups com- 1 10:00 0 MISSION IMPOSSIBLE (C) Rt. 38, the new addition to ler Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. posed of members of the After rescuing a prisoner from execution by a dictator, Belford Independent Fire C. Chapin Cutler Sr., of Brook the Impossible Missions Force has to find a biding Company, at a dedication Jersey Shore Chapter. place so conspicuous it will be overlooked by police. dance Saturday, April 25, Lane St., Holmdel, and Gary Q THE BOLD ONES (C) Grossman, both students at TWO RIG NIGHTS AT THE "Memo from the Class of "76." A high school narcotics from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. A buf- I fet will be served. Emerson College, have fin- Sot, NIf* K arrest leads Washburn. and Danforth into a search for contaminated drugs. The one-story structure ished shooting their latest Highrstown Country Club « 0 ffl 10 O'CLOCK NEWS will be used for dances and film on the problems of Q 0 PLAYBOY AFTER DARK other social events. youth in the suburb of Brook' Watt Melior - SAT. - Joe MudM © THE ADVOCATES Tickets may be had by writ- Coming Wed. .- Annual St. Patrick's "Should Uncle Sam get Into the birth control busi- line. Party — It's the Big Fun High* — ing or calling the fire com- wear Yoor Green - tt will pay — ness?" pany or by contacting Elwood The two seniors in mass Hats, Galloons, Free Cake, NoveitMS, 10:30 © WITH MAYOR LINDSAY (C) Seeley, chairman. communications began work Etc. - A ball whether tf*M tt Discussion—Mayor John V. Lindsay answers questions ctuples. from the studio audience. . on the film as part of an un- fD NEW YORK CLOSEUP (C) 'My Six Loves? dergraduate thesis project; 11:00 Q O 0 NEWS REPORT (C) "for which they were given m DAVID SUSSKIND (C) To Be Repeated credits for several courses. 0 SHERLOCK HOLMES THEATER It is now in the cutting (edit- THIS WEEK AT NEW YORK - Debbie Rey- ing) stage of production. "Sherlock Holmes and the Woman in Green" starring nolds and Cliff Robertson star LETEENDEZYOUS Basil Bathbone, Nigel Bruce. London is shocked by a in "My Six Loves," a comedy This is the second film pro- series Reynolds), a Broadway and duced last spring, was con- O SUNDAY FILM FESTIVAL Hollywood musical comedy cerned with the relocation of "STONED COLD" "The Time Machine" (I960) starring Rod Taylor, star, is forced by her doctor Tvette MimleuK. An inventor of the Time Machine the elderly in urban renewal Members 1.00 undertakes a journey into the infinity of the fourth to take a rest at her home with a special criticism of the dimension. in the Connecticut country- Non-Members $2.00 ©THE BEST OF BROADWAY side. She arrives to find that Boston Redevelopment Au- High School Students Only "Too-Late Blues" 11961). starring Bobby Darin, Stella six children, ranging from 5 thority. Btevens. A'drama about a Jazz musician whose life Ja nearly destroyed by a beautiful woman. to 12, have taken up residence fD CONTINENTAL MINIATURES in a shack at the back of her ^property, after having been 12:00 © THE CHALLENGE OF SPACE 0 THE BEST OF JOE FRANKLIN (C) - abandoned by their alcoholic SWIMMING POOL TIME! 12:30 parents. (D UNDERWAY FOR PEACE (C) - hOO 0 TALES OF WELLS FARGO Basketball Play ["""hf-GROUND "and" ABOVE "1 ID SILVER WJNGS - -**-—....i 1:15 O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW Starts Tomorrow DEAL DIRECT and SAVE "Remember?" (1940) starring Robert Taylor,' Greer NEW YORK — St. Bona- Visit Our Display — Financing Arranged Oarson. A man loses his fiancee to his best friend; venture, New Mexico State then after marriage and divorce, the couple drink an Kits • Chemicals • Supplies experimental potion and re-live the days of' theif and"" Jacksonville, the top Installation • Filters courtship. - s three independent college bas- 1:25 Q THE BEST OF BROADWAY II ketball teams in the nation, Free Estimates! are among the 10 schools that "Murder by Proxy" (1965) starring Ivan Desoj, have accepted at-iarge bids to 2 ADD-ON POOLS INC. Sandra Zieman. A mystery drama about a killer who play in the NCAA basketball 1400 HWY. 35 / 71 stalks a small midwestem town. championships, which begin MIDDUTOWN Oil 1:30 0 THE LATE NIGHT NEWS (C) tomorrow at 2 p.m. and will 0 NEWS AND WEATHER be televised live and in color 1:35 0 THE LATE SHOW II by the NBC Television Net- ~"The Deep Six" starring Alan Ladd, William Bendht work. DISCOUNT COUPON World War n Naval Lieutenant with Quaker upbring- Niagara, Villanova, Notre ing falls to give order to fire on approaching -plane. (1958) Dame, Houston, Dayton, Utah 1:40 © NEWS AND WEATHER State and Long Beach State BAYSHORE TV 3:40 0 THE LATE LATE SHOW I round out the list of indepen- SERVICE and APPLIANCE CO, INC. "Callaway Went Thataway" starring Fred MacMurray, dents that will join 15 con- Dorothy McGuire. Two fast-talking hucksters unable ference champions in the to find ex-cowboy star whose popularity has been re- nation's most prestigious cage vived try to persuade genuine cowboy to impersonate tournament COLOR him. (1951) 5:20 O GIVE US THIS DAY Czech Pianist To Perform NEW BRUNSWICK — Czech pianist Ivan Moravec Ifs Bill Cosby.Vs. Bad Bubba will present a program of Beethoven's most famous so- NEW YORK — Bill Cosby from an enemy of high school natas at 8:30 pm. Monday in EXPERT DISCOUNT serves as a'triple-threat man days, Bubba Bronson (Don the Rutgers University Gym- SERVICE — producer, director and Pedro Colley), announcing nasium. ALL MAKES Star'— for "The Return of his intention to visit Kincaid. The concert will be the Big, Bad' Bubba Branson" on fourth in the gymnasium se- Only t coupon per NBC Television Network's Convinced Bronson intends ries presented by the Univer- wil: Otftr good flmt "The Bill Cosby Show" Sun- to wreak long-promised re- sity Concerts Office. MARCH 31, 1970 day, Mart* 22, from 8:30 to venge for having refused to A special "Missa Solemnis" I pm. give him answers on a his- performance April 2 was can- Cosby, in his starring role tory exam, a move which cost celed because of the contin- as physical education teach- the athlete his chance to play ued illness of William Stein- 787-4400 er Chet Kincaid, turns pure in an important all-star game, berg, music director of the DISCOUNT COUPON chicken when a letter arrives Kincaid is distinctly nervous. Boston Symphony Orchestra. i<&^*a&U)*^;fcii^r£$sS^ i Film : Some Truths Evident n OQ

By BOB THOMAS \ ey they can, while they can. is not,the only victim of bad timated at $6 million, then HOLLYWOOD (AP) - So j The fault, dear Bludhorn, judgment All companies returned to Rome to assem-; SO much nonsense has been writ- i lies not in the stars, but in Hollywood have poured immense ble his picture. When the a I the film companies who sub- MGM officials finally saw it, td ten and said about the film amounts of money — possi- industry's predicament that i miffed to those ridiculous sal- they were so shocked they S- aries! Paramount was the bly $50 million — into war it might be wise to establish to amass $125 million in rent- insisted he cut it down to al- ; leader. A year'or so ago, the most an hour in length. some truths that should ap- als efore seeing black ink. or antiwar pictures. This at pear self-evident. : studio proudly gathered for a time in history when most ; a group photograph those Lots of luck. A new management at Item: The management of ! stars it was paying a million But of course Paramount Americans are sick of war. MGM allowed him to restore Paramount explains in a Life ! dollars per picture: Julie An- Some May Fay that cut footage and the film magazine spread why the stu- was released recently to a ; drews, John Wayne, Barara Sometimes if the films are dio and its equipment are up ; Striesand, Clint Eastwood. roasting by critics. Many for sale. One reason given Drum, Bugle well enough done — "Patton" found it insulting for a for- was the greed of stars who Distant Sites and "M-A-S-H" are examples eigner to attempt to point out demanded huge sums for Not only did Paramount Contest Set — war movies might pay off. America's faults — and in their services. burden its films with enor- But what will be the fate of such an amateurish way. mous talent costs. It also al- EATONTOWN - The 20th Century-Fox's $20 mil- Nonsense. Why blame the lowed the film companies to Royales Drum and Bugle lion "Tora! Tora! Tora!" This kind of so-called social stars? They know their earn- go off on distant locations and Corps, winner of its' first two with a film-going generation comment — cops are bad, pot ing years are limited and run up ruinous costs through indoor contests this winter,' that doesn't remember Pearl is great — will no doubt con- they aim to get all the mon- lack of discipline and direc- will host a contest of their Harbor? tinue, due to the film indus- tion. own at Monmouth Regional "Zabriskie Point" offers try's obsession with the suc- To put $50 million in four High School Saturday, March another example of misjudg- cess of "Easy Rider." We'll 14, at 7 p.m. movies, as Paramount did, is ment. After prospering with be seeing 30 "Easy Riders" The Royales are sponsored "Blot-up," MGM gave its di- until the trend is worn jCASINOj the weirdest kind of econom- by the Eatontown Recreation *Beochway 787-0300 Keansburg * rector Michaelangelo Antoni- through and a new one em- ics. The industry rule is that Committee, the Eatontown a film must bring in 2^ oni a blank check with which erges for the film companies American Legion Post and to follow. FRIDAY thro SUNDAY times its cost before it can the Oakhurst V.F.W. to film his impression of show a profit., That means America. "f hat's enough nonsense for STANtEY KRAMERS Prrtuctan «i The group won its first those four films would need contest of the winter at , Antonioni ran up a bill es- today. c THE SECRET OF Woodbridge where it defeated last year's chapter champions. SATURDAY SANTA VITTORIA Dale Bennett was voted best EATONTOWN |MNMI»IM'TECHNICOLOR* United Artists | 4 Atlantic H ighlands 291-0148 drum major and Robert Wat- OMMUNITY and with ANTHONY WARHOL'S HOFFMAN tines. JON Also featured are a sketch ©nJly Game LOME COWBOYS in which each of the girls do- colon VOIGHT nates her most attractive fa- 1HUM WHM cial feature in an unsuccess- also — "MIDNIGHT ful attempt to create the perfect woman, and another in which Ernie and Barbara VIRNAUSI JAMES FOX agree that nobody is perfect, valley of the Dolls i ^MARGARET RUTHERFORD MALL CINEMA S MICI tin., tm Tom mm .KGWltCOLM* 'Examination' Set TOST- yTIiOIT- imtl Him- NOW PLAYING For Bard of Avon WALTER MATTHAU NEW YORK — William * CfiAH fItM • A imiYtSUL KIW5E S3 1NGRJD BERGMAN 7 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS GOLDIE HAWN Shakespeare comes to life in No one under 18 admitted! the person of Shakespeare ^^ including CACTUS FLOWER Smith in a fanciful and se- SATURDAY and SUNDAY rious examination of the Bard of Avon, "A Bad Case of BEST PICTURE' MATINEE 2:00 P.M. FREEHOLD MALL Shakespeare," on "NBC Ex- JHOPPlHt CENTll. ROUTE J 4K3 OCOQ periment in Television" Sun- . ' 20THCEHTURY-F0X presents day March 22 from 5 to 6 CHAROON HESION p.m. "MIDNIGHT BRICK PLAZA Heading the cast of the fic- 1 IKOPPINt CENTER, ROUTE TO 477-3400 tional part of the hour will plANET NOW PLAYING be John Castle as Shakes- COWBOY Elizabeth Taylor peare Smith; Gerald Flood 1'OI.OK United Artists APES as Dr. Ffoulkes, a psychiatrist, and Sally Falkner as the TOMORROW and SUNDAY MATINEES PARENTS ADMITTED doctor's secretary. Appearing (at theatres •} -G^ as themselves are Sir John • * • WMHI Gielgud, Christopher Plum- "THUNDERBIRDS ARE GO" acc««p«w«d FREE by their children mer, Diana Rigg and David SAYREWOODS Warner. 'Warreriilale' the Movies Film Tuesday RED BANK MANASQUAN PRINCETON — McCarter ALTER V EADE 1 HEATRE5 CAKLTON- ALGONQUIN- Theatre's new cinema series Putwy Swope 2:00; T:JO: 9:40. FPwt. k BAT. — The Undefeated SAT. 4 £tbr\ — Beast With a :.00; 7:00; 9:10. continues Tuesday at 8 p.m. Million Eyes 2:00; Putney Swope SUS. — The Undefeated 2:10; , 6:00; 8:00: 10:00. 4:25; 6:35; 8:55. with a single showing of Al- EATONTOWN BRICK TOWN lan King's controversial docu- RED BANK NO ONE UNDER 18 COMMUNITY- BRICK PLAZA- mentary, "Warrendale." ADMITTED WITHOUT Ttie Only Ganrw in Town i:0O; The Only Game In Jown 7:10: Produced and directed for ARLTON PARENT OF ADULT 7:00; 9:15. 9:20. SAT. — Kiddle Show: Valley ot the Canadian Broadcasting 741-9600 SAT. & SUN. — Kiddie Show 2:00: Gwangi 2:00; Only Game ia Town GUARDIAN The Only 'Game ia Town 6:00; 7:25; 9:40. Corporation (which never 8:00; 10:00. SUN. — Only Cam? In Town 2:35; 3 DRIVE-IN- 4:50; 7:05: 9:20. showed it), it portrays life at FRr., SAT. & 3UX. — Destroy MALL CINEMA- a center for emotionally dis- All Monsters t;00: Konga 8:M; Cactus Flower 7:10; 9:15. TRUTH & SOUL Reptillcus 10:30; GodzilU vs The SAT."^ Cactus Flower 2:00; 7:20; turbed children in Toronto. Thing 11:15. 9:30. King, whose latest documen- SUN. — Cactus Flower 2:30; 4:55; FREEHOLD 7:10; 9:15. tary feature, "A Married MALL- TOMS RIVER Couple," opened in New York, c Only Game In Town 7:10; 9:15. SAT. — Kiddle Show: Valley of COMMUNITY- took a camera crew and lived "PUTNEY Gwanel 2:00: Only Game ia Town Only" Game In Town 2:10; 7:10; 7:40; 9:45. 9:20. with the patients and staff for SUN. — Only Game In Town 2:45; SAT. — Only Game In Town 2:00; 4:55; 7:10; 9:35. 4:00: 6:05; S:15-; 10:35. five weeks. The result, in the SFN. — Only Game In Town 2:35; words of a critic, is a "shat- i ASBURY PARK 4M5; 6:55; 9;05. SWOPE' LYRIC- DOVER- tering and extraordinary Cactus Flower 7:20: £k25. MUlnlRht Cowboy 7:25; 9:». cinema feat — a raw, simple SAT. — CactU3 Flower 2:00: 4:00; SAT. — Thunderbirds Are Go 6:00; 8:00; 10:00. 2:00: Midnight Cowboy 5:35; 7:50; human drama as terrible and ROUTE 35 SUN. — Cactus Flon-er 2.'00; 3:55; 9:55. EATONTOWN 5:40; 7:31; 9:3. SUN*. — Thunderbirds Are Go as moving as any work of fic- MAYFAIR- 2:W; Midnight Cowboy 4:45; 7:20; tion ever to make its way to OMMUNITY EPTUNE CITY Midnlght Cowboy 2:00; 7:25; 9:30. 9:25. SAT. &. -SUN. — Thunderbirds Are • the screen." 542-4201 7744272 Go. 2:00; Midnight Cowboy. 6:00; North of Red Bank 8:00; 10:00. King says "Warrendale" is, en ST. JAMES- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS strictly speaking, "neither a '5b They Shoot Horse^. Don't They? ATLANTIC- 2:00; 7:15; 9:30. The Untierented 7:00; 10:35; The , documentary nor an expose of SAT. — They Shoot Horses, Don't Chairman 9:00. methods of treating chiMhood They: 2:30:- 5:10; 7:45; 10:10. SAT. — The Undefeated 2:00; 7:00: 10:35: The Chairman 9:00. disturbances, but an expe- NEPTUNE CITY S17N.'— The Chairman 1:45: 5:?0; NEPTUNE CITY— !):00: Undefeated 3:20: 7:00: 10:25. rience. The Only Game In Town 7:10: 9:20. MIDDLETOWN SAT. £ SUN*. — Kiddie Show 2:00; TOWN- The Only Game In Town 6:00; Cactas Flon-er 7:15; 9:15. Britains Offered 8:05; 10:05. SAT. & SUN. — PJnE of BHpht Witer 3:00; Cactus Flower 6:00; OPENS TOMORROW 3:00; 10:00. Bargain Flights HAZLET MARCH 7-15,1970 PLAZA— LONDON (AP) - British . Midnight Cowboy 7:15; 9:25. tourists can fly to New York mni mu-u P.M.- smufir.M.-7ML SAT. — Kiddie Show; Thunder- win sui • MUWN ma it. jus birds Are Go ?:00; Midnight Cow- for a week for $213.60, hotel bov 7:45; 10:00. SUN. — Kiriclle Show: Thunder- included, under a new chart- birds Are Go 2:00; MitfnlKht Cow- boy 7:15; ?:2i. er plan. RT. 35 DRIVE-IN- The American World Air- FRI.. SVT. ft SUN'. — Only Game ways Charter Co. and the in Town 7:00; 11:00;. Vallev of MIDDLETOWN ASBURY PARK the Dolls 9:00. British Grand Metropolitan KEYPORT Hotels group said the price OWN YRIC STRAND ART- - would include jet flights both FRI. — I/>n<\some Cowboy 7:00; 671-1020 Arabella 8:55. ways and six nights at a ho- SAT. & SUN. — Kiddle Show: Planet of the Apes 2:00; Lonesome tel near Times Square. Cowboy 7:00; :0:25r Arabella S:55. Minimum normal airline KEANSBURG fares from London to New CASINO- Secret or Santa Vittorio 7:00: 9:25. York and back are $249.60 SAT. & SUN. — Destination Inner without hotel accomodation. Space 2:00; Secret of Santa Vit- madison square garden center torio 7:00; 9:25. Tom Hughes, European EAST BRUNSWICK vice president of World Air- TURNPIKE- ways, said the scheme was INDOOR — The Only Game In Town 7:30; 11:25; Planet or the aimed primarily at British ADes 9:30. companies' chartering a plane RED BANK SAT. tc SUX. — The Only Gams in Town 2:00: 7:30: 11:25; Planet and giving their employes of the ATWS 3:30: 9:30. ARLTON OUTDOOR — FRI.. SAT. ft SUN. — cut-rate vacations. Only Game In Town 7:00; 10:55; 74T-760O Planet of the Apes 9:00. PERTH AMBOY Deana Back ASBURY PARK AM30YS DRIVE-IN - FRI.. SAT. & SUN. — Cartoon AYFAIR 7:00: All the Loving CouDies 7:06; lO:,^: Three Into Two Won't Go With Dino 7)58861 9:01. MENLO PARK NEW YORK — Elke Som- CINEMA— mer, Frank Sinatra Jr., Cactus Flower 2:00: 4:00: 8:00: Deana Martin (Dean's daugh- 10.00. SAT. — Hey There It's Yogi Bear ter), Charles Nelson Reflly 12:00; Cactus Flower 8:00; 4:00; 6:00; 8:00: 10:00. and Don Rice in join Dean SUN. — Carfis Flower 2:00; 4:00: 6:00; 3:00; 10:00. Martin for an hour of music .and mirth on NBC Television Network's "The Dean Mar- A FRANKOVICH PRODUCTION Kristen McCord, 5-year-old tin Show*1 Thursday, March daughter of Kent McCord, J.9, in color, from 10 to 11 mm star of NBC-TV's "Adam-12" p.m. Maintau Beroman series, recently asked her Miss Sommer plays a little dad: 'What time was the girl at dancing class who KING. MARCH24TH teaches the little boys (Mar- caerus first clock invented?" tin, Reilly, Sinatra) how to FLUUOI- dance. Elke also sings a med- HTM K£D BANK MIDDLETOWN ley with Dean. In comedy sketches Reilly VAA/WWNAA/VWWVWWVW%AAAMVWVWA/V ARLTON OWN tries selling greeting cards to 741-9600 671-1020 an indecisive customer (Mar- tin) and dabbles in romance ATONTOWN Phis "KONGA" as a helpful godfather. and "DESTROY KIDDIES MATINEE KIDDIES MATINEE DRIVE-IN ALL MONSTERS" Sat. and Sun. - 2:00 P.M. Sat. and Sun. - 2:00 P.M. Harlem Business Life to Be Reviewed NEW YORK - The struc- "BEAST ture of Harlem business life "RING is examined in a report on Channel 7's weekly public af: WITH fairs program "Like It Is" Host Gil Noble talks with OF many of the people who do A business on 125th St., the commercial nerve center of Har- BRIGHT lem. MILLION Other features will be an interview with Marcus Gar- vey Jr., son of the father of EYES" WATER" Black Nationalism and in- studio performance by folk singer Len Chandler.