Tonti to Detail Area Superhighway Plans SEE STORY BELOW

Clear, Warm HOME Mostly sunny and quite mild THEDAHY today, high 65-70. Partly cloudy Red Bank, Freehold tonight, low in 40s. Fair and FINAL cooler tomorrow.' Branch 7 (Detail! on Page 2) Monmouth County's Home Newspaper tor 89 Years DIAL 741-0010 VOL. 90, NO. 191 RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1968 TEN CENTS Study SewerPlan for Entire Bayshore By NANCY I. KUBINSKI date the county master plan dletown Township project—or would be constructed from Incidental to the master plan gions are not yet ready to par- being required to make assess- MIDDLETOWN - A new for sewage control. regionally. Cliffwood to the ocean, with was a proposal, since adopted ticipate. ments against the user munici- sewage disposal study that But except to say that the Three possible regions are three treatment stations to be into state law, that county The non-participating munic- palities. will recommend a joint plan study, financed by a $14,000 included in the area in addi- built along the line. The ocean freeholders be permitted to ipalities in the original con- For Middletown, such a plan to service the entire Monmouth state grant, is to cover a com- tion to Middletown. They outfall would extend two miles help finance regional sewer cept would repay the fund would not only save dollars, it County Bayshore between prehensive review of the San- would be Highlands and Atlan- into the Atlantic. systems. when they elect to join the might also spare a temporary Cliffwood and Highlands, with dy Hook and Raritan Bay tic Highlands; Union Beach, Mr. Pike said the new study The law allows, boards of service. outfall into Compton's Creek an ocean outfall line, is in the fronts, he declined comment. Hazlet and Holmdel Town- was made necessary by freeholders to create revolving More Legislation at Belford, which has been op- works. It was learned, however, ships; and Keyport, Matawan changes in Raritan Bay water funds from which regional sew- Other new legislation may posed by residents and fish- Charles M. Pike, county that a new plan would offer and Matawan Township and quality standards adopted by erage authorities may borrow. be required, it was indicated, ermen as further polluting the planning director, confirmed opportunities to all of the af- parts of Marlboro and Madi- the state Department of Con- Principal purpose is to assure if the new engineering propos- bay. last night that Elson T. Killan fected communities to save son Townships. servation and Economic De- that the capacity of the plants als are accepted. The county The Township Sewerage Au- Associates, Millburn, the coun- money on the estimates they Under the proposal to be velopment, and federal author- initially will be adequate to might find itself in the posi- thority has been delaying its ty's planning consultants, are have been gathering individu- made by the Killam Associ- ities, after the county master meet future needs even though tion of creating the authority construction plans for years, winding up proposals to up- ally—as in a (27 million Mid- ates, it was said, a trunk line plan was made. some municipalities in the re- to undertake construction and (BAYSHORE, Pg. 3, Col. 6) May Give Foe Wealth of Secrets Reds Claim F111A Downed SAIGON (AP) - North Viet- west of the demilitarized zone worst fear appeared to be con- sources said, so it appears they countermeasures" equipment, nam claimed today that its near the Laos border. firmed by the North Vietnam- might not gain greatly in this designed to foil enemy warning armed forces had shot down an The broadcast made no men- ese report the plane was shot respect from capture of a radar and thus permit the F111A, the controversial new tion of the fate of the two-man down. downed FIIIA by their North planes to penetrate to target U.S. airplane which tasted crew. The revolutionary swing- Vietnamese or Pathet tab and return home safely. combat for the first time this Most Advanced wing plane was part of a group friends in Laos. But the FIIIA There was no immediate week. U.S. authorities had re- The loss of the FIIIA, this of six FIIIA fighter-bombers is packed with very sophisti- comment on the Hanoi report ported earlier one of the $6 country's most advanced fight- that saw combat for the first cated gear, novel engines and by the U.S. Command in Sai- million planes was overdue af- er-bomber, may handthe Com- time only this week. other devices developed by gon or by the U.S. 7th Air ter a mission. munists- the benefits 'of $1 bil- If the plane did indeed go U.S. scientists and technicians Force. The North Vietnamese claim, lion in U.S. research and de- down in Communist-held ter- after years of effort. One senior U.S. military of- beard in a Hanoi broadcast velopment work. ritdry, it could mean an enor- Perhaps the most serious ficial did not rule out the pos- monitored in Tokyo, said the In Washington, officials said mous coup for the Reds. Much, U.S. loss to the enemy — andsibility when asked before the supersonic swing-wing aircraft the fate of the plane and its of course, would depend on the a consequent bonanza for the Hanoi announcement whether had been "shattered down" two crewmen, listed as "over- plane's condition. North Vietnamese, Soviets, and the plane might have been yesterday over Ha Tinh Prov- due on a mission in Southeast The Soviets are well along Eed Chinese — would be the shot down. ince about 100 miles north- Asia," was uncertain, but their in swing-wing technology, FIHA's secret "electronic (NEW U.S., Pg. 2, Col. 3) Tonti to Paint Monmouth's Picture Israeli TIME FOR A CHANGE it the slogan former councilman Herman J. Black, left, and former Mayor Cornelius J. Guiney Jr. right, will use in their campaign to gain a Planes seat on the five member Highlands council. Both man filed their names yesterday Plans Super Roads Parley afternoon with borough clerk Mrs. Rosemary Shields, and will run as a three-man ticket along with James T, White, (not shown) secretary of the Baymen's Associa- By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON Mr. Tonti, who resides In roads the project will mean in tween New Brunswick and Hit Jordan tion. Also shown casting a wary eye on the proceedings is Mr. Guiney'i 11-year-old FREEHOLD — The grand Holmdel, had hoped to give and around Monmouth County. Sayreville, to "be built by the TEL AVIV (AP) — Israeli daughter, Ann. (Register Staff Photo) future of superhighway travel county freeholders and local Here are the features: state Transportation Depart- planes roared across the Jor- in and about Monmouth County mayors a scoop on the propo- Main Features ment. dan River today and swooped will be plotted in detail late sal but some parts of it were —The Central Jersey Ex- —Widening of the parkway low to plaster Jordanian artil- next month for county and mu-developed Tuesday in his tes- pressway, an interstate free- from six to 10 lanes in Mon- lery and machine gun em nicipal officials. timony before the subcommit- way between Trenton and the mouth and Ocean Counties. placements along a four-mile D. Louis Tonti, executive di- tee of the Governor's Commis- seashore. The $60 million expressway, front. 15 Running for 5 rector of the New Jersey High- sion on Capital Needs at New- —The Garden State Thru- under a bill passed in Congress way Authority, which will have ark. way, a new toll road to be built at the urging of Rep. James J. Newsmen in the tense Bei chief responsibility for four- His testimony dealt briefly by the New Jersey Highway Howard, D-N.J., has been au- san Valley in Jordan reported sided multi-million dollar proj- with a unique widening pro- Authority (Mr. Tonti's organi- thorized for construction under that the jet fighters penetrated ect, is planning the session. gram for the Garden State zation) between the Wood- a 90 per cent federal grant several miles into Jordan to Seats in Highlands -But.he says he's not entirely Parkway. But the full story is bridge and Toms River areas. within the federal interstate the Gilad Mountains. •happy about it, - " the circle of limited-access v —An east-west freeway be- system. ; - • •'. •'.' An Israeli army spokesman HIGHLANDS-Fifteen candi- William McGowan, the other be Mrs. L. Alice Webb,-owner Bogged, Down •charged that the Jordanians dates for the five council seats two incumbents, will run on the of the Cedar Jnn, running as The Thniway will be a pro- began firing machine guns at at stake in the May 14 election, "Honesty, Integrity and*- In- "representative of tne -peo- duct of other federal legisla- Israeli settlements at 11:30 including incumbent Mayor telligence" ticket, along with ple," Mrs. Eileen Schmedes, tion, virtually assured of pas- a.m. Israeli troops fired back, John A. Bahrs, and former Planning Board Chairman Fourth St.; Mrs. Kathleen Rapolla Children Relate sage but bogged down in the he said, and the Jordanians Mayor Cornelius J. Guiney Jr., James Fernandez, Anthony Mendes, former president of legislative logjam of the office wheeled up artillery to bom- have filed petitions with Bor- Bucco, and William J. Ro- Henry Hudson Regional under of the chief sponsor, U.S. Sen.bard the settlements of Gesh- ough Clerk Mrs. Rosemary maine, an unsuccessful candi- the "government not politics" Harrison A. Williams, Jr., D- er, Beit Yosef and Yardena. Shields. date in the 1965 election. slogan and Michael Bodnar of Events of Day of Slaying N.J. The Israelis replied with their Mayor Bahrs, who also serves Former Mayor Guiney, who Barberie Ave. He has sponsored a bill, but own artillery. as Republican leader in the was unseated in 1965, will head Stunning Upset FREEHOLD - "I was in the Before the boy was permit- saw his mother standing in the has as yet failed to move it, Fighting halted around noon borough, will head a three man the "Time for a Change" slate It was in the '65 election that kitchen, watching television, ted to testify, Superior Court front section. He picked up a to permit the federal govern- but erupted again one half slate comprised of incumbent along with former Councilman the Bahrs-headed ticket swept when I heard three big noises, asked him if he knew what it cupcake and went into the ment to be reimbursed for hour later. At this point Is- Councilmen Frank J. Hall and Herman J. Black and Baymans to a stunning upset victory, like firecrackers. I got a little kitchen, got a glass of milk money it advanced for con- raeli planes were dispatched Ernest A. Vaughan, the title of Association Secretary James T. with Mr. Bahrs leading the is to take an oath. to silence the Jordanian guns, scared. I ran into the store To Tell Truth and watched television. struction in the I940's of now which is ; "Efficiency with White. way as top, vote getter with and saw my mother on the Marie grabbed a soda, went free sections on the parkway. the spokesman said. He added Economy." Rounding out the candidates 792 votes and defeating the "It's to tell the truth," said (TO OUTLINE, Pg. 3, Col. 2) (MIDEAST, Pg. 2; Col. 3) floor." the brown-haired youth stand- into the kitchen and sliced a Mrs. Ellen M. Lynch and and running independently will then Mayor Guiney, who had Thus seven-year-old Jo- ing on the witness platform. piece of cake. She said her spent an unprecedented 12 seph Rapolla yesterday de- Public Defender William J. mother was in the kitchen. years in office, nine of which scribed the events of Jan. 10 Gearty said before the youth Went Upstairs were at the helm. when his mother, Mrs. Car- testified that he had tried to The girl went upstairs to her State Welfare Bid Gets Split Support The defeat also ended the mella Rapolla, was shot five talk to the boy but was not bedroom, then into the bath- nine-year term of office lor times with a .22 caliber pistol room where she turned on the FREEHOLD - The $92 mil-terday that he doesn't support a whole, however, has given partisan group in sponsoring (HIGHLANDS, Pg. 2, Cok 4) permitted to do so by the fam- lion plan supported by State its endorsement to the propos- enabling legislation though In her Matawan store. ily- light which started an exhaust fan, and shut the door. Sen. Richard R. Stout, R- Freeholder Marcus Daly, an- al which would transfer com- their bill does not set up a The 14-member jury and "I can't order him to talk," Monmouth, for a state take- other Republican and an ex- plete responsibility for cate- source of revenue to meet the courtroom spectators sat mo- said the judge. While Marie was changing over of total welfare responsi- Boy, 6, Dies her clothes, Joseph said, he officio member of the county gorical aid programs at the cost. tionless while the boy and his Assistant County Prosecutor bility, is getting divided sup- Welfare Board, told a meet- county level and local welfare 12-year-old sister, Marie, heard the "three big noises" Sen. Beadleston, speaking Thomas J. Smith Jr. said the port in his home county. ing at Asbury Park that he doles to the state Department before the Monmouth County After Car calmly recalled that fatal day. Rapolla family did not want and ran into the store. State Sen. Alfred N. Beadle- is opposed. of Institutions and Agencies. Marie Rapolla was the next "I saw my mother on the Municipal Association, urged anybody in the family talk- ston, R-Monmouth, said yes- The county Welfare Board as Sen. Stout has joined a bi- that local officials beg off the witness in the murder trial of ing with the defense. Mr. Smith floor. She was bleeding. Blood Strikes Him was coming out of her mouth," proposal. He said it would John W. (Chubby) Royster, a added that the boy had been wind up costing more money MIDDLETOWN - A six-year 21-year-old unemployed labor- subpoenaed by the defense he recalled softly. "I ran up- To Link Union Beach, Hazlet stairs for Marie." and in a loss of administrative old Belford boy died last night er accused of shooting the 47- Wednesday. control. year-old widow and mother of "He was real excited and of injuries suffered earlier when The two Rapolla children Addressing the Monmouth- he was struck by a car driven three. gave this account of events of scared," said Marie, adding that she immediately ran Ocean County Welfare Direc- by a 17-year old youth. When she testified, she Jan. 10 when they arrived Sewerage Authority Pushedtors Association, Mr. Daly, Blair Krueger, 6, of 265 Park placed Royster behind the home from school: downstairs into the store. "I saw my mother on the UNION BEACH — Borough son if Hazlet chooses not to be- Streets was passed on first who is a candidate for the Ave., Belford, died at 7 p.m. counter, near the cash regis- The two went in the front Republican nomination for Ion the operating table at River- ter, after the shooting, door of the market, Joseph floor behind the meat count- Council introduced an ordi- come a member, "then Union reading. er, right by the bottom of the nance last night to create tlie Beach would go it alone, either The vacation of these streets Congress this year, said as i view Hospital. Red Bank. Death step. She was lying on her Bayshore Sewerage Authority as an authority or a separate which are now paper streets in much. was due to head injuries, ac- stomach, blood was running with Hazlet Township as the utility. the East Point tract are neces- He charged that, if the plan cording to the physician's re- out." sole partner. "In any event," he said, sary to expedite the closing of goes through, costs of welfare port. "She groaned," the girl said. Several months ago, when "sewering of the borough is a the land sale with Jersey Cen- at the county and local levels Police said the driver of the The Inside Story "I tried talking to her as I the ordinance was originally major problem, and we won't tral Power and Light Co. will be doubled in the next car, Karl D. Gomes, 17, of 508 went down the steps." introduced, a three-municipali- stop until a solution is found." The public hearing on this or- five years. East Road, Belford, will be The midriff comes out of hiding Page 14 "But there was no answer," ty system was advocated with Councilman Thomas Pcrno, dinance will also be held on Mr. Daly — a loser in 1064 charged with causing death by the girl said, and she then llolmdel Township as the third wlio dissented at the earlier in- April 11. against incumbent Rep. James auto. Lasagne with a choice of sauces Page 14 party. Failure on the part of troduction of the ordinance, In other business the mayor J. Howard, D-N.J. — gained The accident occurred at 3:40 ran up the aisle toward the widespread notoriety two years Mango stars, but Monmouth loses Page 18 front door. llolmdel to introduce a similar again cast a negative vote. and council granted permis- p.m. on East Road near the ordinance on time deemed the Mr. Perno said lie feels that sion to the American Legion ago in his freeholder campaign boy's home. According to the Neptune among 14 state cage hopefuls Page 18 Saw 'Chubby' Union Beach and Hazlet ordi- for a second term, when he "I saw Chubby up there be- the forming of an authority Post 321 to conduct the annual report, the child was one of AUeii-Scott - 6 Movie Timetable _ 28 nances ineffective and they would cost the taxpayer un- Memorial Day parade on May called for prosecution of un- several playing near the road hind the counter," she said. were tabled at the public hear- wed parents who sought finan- just before the accident oc- Amusements 28, 29 Obituaries _ 4 Mr. Smith drew testimony necessary money. 30. Births 2 Sylvia Porter g ings. A public hearing on the ordi- A contract to tlic Monmouth cial aid for their children. He curred. The Homes youth had Jim Bishop _ 6 that she did not know Roys- urged Ihc welfare file informa- his driver license only seven Religious Services 13 ter's name then but had rec- Mayor Alfred T. llcnnessy nance will be held on April 11. County Organization for Social tion be used as a basis of com- Classified 20-26 Sports 18, 19 Jr., said after the meeting that Each governing body will ap- Services totaling $5,000 was ap- days, police said. Comics 27 Stock Market 16 ognized him because he was a plaints for adultery or fornica- __(RAPOLLA, Pg. 2, Col. 3) a lack of communication be- point two men to serve on the proved. tion. Blair is survived by his par- Crossword Puzzle 28,29 Successful Investing 16 tween the three municipalities four-member committee at an A special use permit to ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Editorials 6 Teen 12 was the deciding factor caus- annual salary not to exceed Union Hose Fire Co., Florence The board refused to go Krueger, as well as three sis- Ilerblock , 6 Television 28, 29 Bay View Cemetery. Those ing this borough and Hazlet to $2,000. Avc., to conduct a Firemen's (WELFARE, Pg. :i, Col. 1) ters and four brothers, nil at Home and Garden 8, 9 Women's News 14, IS wishing to retain Christmas assume the two-member part- An ordinance vacating por- Fair on property adjoining the Uniform Sale home. Kuneral arrangements wreaths, pleaso remove them nership. tions of Locust, Fourth, Fifth, firehouse on June 20, was ap- Now in progress at the Shirley are pending at the Scott Fu- by March 31. (Adv.) He said that if for any rea-Seventh, Eighth, and Ninth proved. Shop, Red Bank. (Adv.) neral Home, BeKord. r I 1 J—Friday, M«rct 29, 1968 THE DAILY REGISTER Teaser's Marlboro Presents Sparks Hazlet Dispute that the clock at the high school only 7:59 on the school clock $7£00 for Hospital HAZLET—The hour at which when he signed in Wednesday teacher's union president, corresponded with his own •MARLBORO — Councilman of the people of Marlboro Town' Charles Barnwell, arrived at watch, and that Mr. Barnwell morning. v Alfred L. Storer, on behalf of ship, the money had been school Wednesday has become had signed in as arriving at Mr Barnwell said that tne, the.: governing body last night "talked of in terms of five a matter of disagreement be- 8, the official deadline. had given a ride to fellow presented a $7,500 check to the years," and added: tween Mr. Barnwell and local Mr. Jannarone wrote a note teacher Frank Farrell and that Grtater Freehold Area Hospital "It Is my belief that the school officials. to high school principal, Leo he met teacher M»e D'Ales- fund. amount could and should be Superintendent of schools, R. W. Moran, suggesting that he sandro as he entered the high iPrior to the Township Coun- paid this year. My colleagues Thomas Jannarone, reports take up the matter of the late school driveway. The " two cil iheeting, Mr. Storer, council were quick to see the reasoning that he arrived at the high arrival with Mr. Barnwell. teachers were standing by his president, presented the money and importance of giving it all school (where Mr. Barnwell Mr. Barnwell was called by car and he was still in the to Charles Miller, vice chair- at once. teaches English) at 8:04 a.m. The Daily Register after the car, he reports, when Mr, Jan- man of the board of directors "I am certain that the inter- and saw Mr. Barnwell and Incident had been reported to narone entered the parking of the Greater Freehold Area est we will receive from this area. several other people in the the paper by Donald Nicholas, Hospital. investment will be such that no parking lot. Mr. Barnwell was State president of the New "This has proven to me that • Mr. Miller also is co-chair- one will be able to compute it, in a car, and Mr. Jannarone Jersey State Federation of the word is out to get Barn- man of the building fund drive. for who can place the value had stopped by to drop off his Teachers, parent organization well," Mr. Barnwell told The He has been active in commu- on one human life or any daughter. When he later of the Raritan Federation Daily Register. Mr. Nicholas nity affairs for many years. amount of time added onto a phoned the school from his of- headed by Mr. Barnwell. pointed to the fact that several Mr. Storer said that on behalf human life." fice, Mr. Jannarone learned Mr. Barnwell said it was teachers entered the building EDUCATORS MEET — Maj. Gen. W. Preston Corderman, U.S.A. (Ret.), left, chair- at the same time, but Mr. Jan- man of the board of trustees of the recently established Monmouth Community College narone saw fit to write to Mr. and former commanding general of Ft. Monmouth, introducei Dr. Ervin L. Harlacher, Moran only in regard to Mr. Barnwell. center, first president of the new college, to Brig. Gen. Thomas M. Rienzi, commandant, County Births Leaders Selected "This confirms everything I US Army Signal Center and School. felt. The superintendent of JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL RIVERVIEW Neptune Red Bank schools made an accusation : For'Colonial Week' against Charlie Bamwell and Mr. and Mrs. Baymond Jones Mr. and Mrs. Gary Newborn (nee Karen Flynn), 3100 Bel- not against others who signed (nee Kathleen Caswell), 31 FREEHOLD — The execu- Mrs. David Buck and Mr. My- in at the same time. It clear- mar Blvd., Wall Township, a Carmen St., West Keansburg, Rapolla Children Testify ron VanDerveer, historic boy, yesterday. tive committee for the 275th ly indicates that Charlie Barn- daughter, yesterday. anniversary celebration of homes; and Mrs. Charles Turn- well is being victimized," com- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frascel- Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Carney (Continued) market, who came to the store. reviewed more than 200 mug er, art exhibit. Io (ne6 Darlene Brenan), 394 frequent customer and she had Mr. Gearty declined to cross shots each in the Matawan "Colonial Week" was named mented Mr. Nicholas. (nee Kay Wenzel), 125 Crest- Colonial week is an annual The union has been engaged Allaire Rd., Wall Township, a view Drive, Middletown, daugh- waited on him from time to examination Joseph Rapol- Township and Matawan Bor- yesterday by the mayors of the celebration of the 10 commu- girl, yesterday. time. la but carefully went over the ough police stations without nities comprising original in a running verbal battle ter, yesterday. borough and township. with the school administration Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Marie said she tried to sum- details of her account with finding a picture of the man in Mayor John Daws, Freehold Freehold Township beginning Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ientile the store. since February, at which time Fields (nee Karen Warren), 57 (nee Barbara Baran), 198 mon two neighbors but no oneMarie. Borough and Daniel Schwartz, in 1693. Plymouth Dr,, Freehold, a answered. On the third try, The girl said County Detec- "That's the guy," she said, Mr. Bamwell was notified that Cherry Tree Lane, Middletown, Freehold Township, select- The communities are Allen- no decision had yet been made boy. yesterday. daughter, yesterday. she spoke to Mrs. Sylvian tive Robert Freeman came to after looking at the picture the ed chairman of individual town, Colts Neck, Englishtown, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bylsma Walker, who resided across the see her Jan. 13, to show her detective had. events and others for the event Freehold, Freehold Township, as to whether to offer him a (See Sally Johnson), 21 Douglas street from the Main Street a picture. She previously had Didn't Tell that will run from June 37 un-HoweH Township, Upper Free- contract for 1968-69. Rd;, Freehold, a girl, yester- Rotary Confab Marie said she didn't tell po- til July 4 at the Freehold Race- hold) Manalapan, Marlboro and Mr. Barnwell has reported day. lice about seeing anyone in the way. Millstone. that he has been observed Opens Today market until Jan. 13. For executive committee are Formal plans for the colonial by his superiors three times" In ^MONMOUTH MEDICAL New U.S. Plane Lost Matawan Detective Carmen Mrs. Emanuael Metz, coun- ball have not yet been an- the last day or two. Mr. Mbr- RED BANK - An IB-mem- an has told The Register that :v long Branch (Continued) Messina testified while the ty fair; David Berdan and Mrs. nounced but are expected to be Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frankle ber delegation of the Red Bank jury was out that Royster's Mr. Barnwell will be observed - "We have no evidence of west of Dong Hoi in the North John Duckett, Sunday event; soon. (nee Charleen Miller), Water Rotary Club will attend the an- picture was not in the mug both formally and informally that at all," he said. "It's aVietnam's southern panhandle, and a decision as to whether St,?.New Shrewsbury, daugh- nual conference of the 51 Ro- was the fourth since they ar- books shown the girl earlier. ter* Wednesday. new aircraft. We have no way It is expected that Detective to offer him a contract will be tary clubs in the area, says rived in the combat zone. "Jiff, and Mrs. Albert Howe of knowing yet." Messina will testify either to- made within the next lew Thomas J. DeFelice, president There was no Indication the Forum on Drugs Set weeks. '(nee Kathleen Scollante). 215 Their mission yesterday, planes would be grounded be- day or Monday as the state Ftyjnson Road, Little Silver, of the Red Bank Club. aimed at truck parks and stor- cause of the loss of one. One begins to tie up the loose ends Mr. Jannarone confirmed daughter, Wednesday. Mr.. DeFelice said the Con-age areas 24 to 29 miles north- source said he was almost cer- of its case. It has yet to es- that he sent a note to Mr, In Atlantic HighlandsMoran asking him to look in- Mr. and Mrs. Mark Haze (nee ference to be held in Atlantic tain the Fills were back in tablish the murder weapon as '(lit* Norma Jane Iran's), 22 the one in evidence. to the hour at which Mr. Bar City today, tomorrow and Sun- action over North Vietnam to- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Anderson, D. A. Caruso, Police Jumping Brook Drive, Neptune, day, although operational re- Fred Held, 23, of 285 Atlan- The public is invited to attend Sgt. Richard Davis, Dr. F. De- to the hour at which Mr. Barn- daughter, yesterday. day, will discuss matters re- McCarthy, ports had not yet reached Sai- tic Ave., Keyport, said Boys- a forum on drug addiction and Robbio, J. McGalliard, Rev. V. well arrived at school. In ad- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Romey lated to this district and will gon. ter was in his room Jan. 10behavioral problems of teen- L. Peek, James R. Snyder, dition, the superintendent said, he asked Mr. Moran to check (ijelRuth Schaible), 34 Laurel nominate a district governor RFK Head Elsewhere, North Vietnam- about 3:30 or 4 p.m. He said agers Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Richard C. Stryker, Rev. H. E. St., west Long Branch, daugh- for 1968-69.. ese gunners shot down another Boysler left between 6 and 7 the St. Agnes School. VanSciver, Mayor Edward G. into the arrival time of two ter,'-yesterday. p.m. . The program is sponsored by Walder and George Wuesthoff. other teachers, and he has Among the principal speak- U.S. helicopter at Khe Sanh. A " Jlr. and Mrs. John Lutz (nee For Collision Marine CH46 Seaknight was The next day, Held said, the newly - formed group, The two directors of the pro- since sent a note about a fourth Patricia McGulnnes), 197 Park- ers on the program will be Hoyster came to his room and teacher. A.D.G. Stewart, former vice downed by enemy automatic NASAYA, which is a new con- gram will be the principal view Ter., Ldncroft, son, yester- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS weapons fire a mile southeast gave him a pistol to return to cept of helping to prevent ad- speakers at Wednesday's forum Mr. Jannarone said he knew day. president of Rotary In- Sens. Eugene J. McCarthy of Hill 881, one of the strong- Hobert Thomas of Marlboro, diction and the ensuing prob- as well as Sgt' Davis, juvenile that Mr. Barnwell would make Mr.;and Mrs. Myron Samuels ternational of Sydney, Austra- and Robert F. Kennedy, so far who reportedly had given the an Issue of the matter, and lia; and Lee H. Bristol, Jr., points that flanks the main lems. It is a Syrian word mean- officer, and Dr. DeHobbio, who (nee Susan Osattin), 168 Larch- traveling separate anti-Johnson combat base. gun to Koyster a few days be- ing "protected by God." has worked in the field of nar- that, therefore, he sent Mr, wood Ave., Oakhurst, son, yes-president of Westminster fore the shooting. Moran a note "in order to have routes in a semblance of co- The crew, believed to be four cotics. terday. Choir College, Princeton, N.J. Reid said that when Royster it in black and white." operation, have at last chosen men, was rescued, A new concept in the area, Young people, parents and Enemy gunners pumped few- came to his room Jan. 10, he the intent of the group is to others concerned with this The superintendent- reports courses sure to bring a collis- did not appear nervous or up- that he has been disturbed all, er than 200 rounds of artillery, 1 help the members find a sense problem are urged to attend. ion. ,. . . , .-.;-•• mortars and rockets into the set and he didn't say anything of personal.worth without the year about teachers who arrive Th crossroads will be Indi- Khe Sanh combat base yester- about a gun or. the: Bapolla, nsetif drug? or-attetition-getting late and sign in as having ar- Weather* ana's May 27 Democratic pres- day. U.S. casualties were said store. behavior. The forums initiated Fellowship rived at 8 o'clock, Mostly sunny and warm today, noon, shifting to northwester- idential primary. to be light. ToM T« Co To Police by the group are being dubbed "I told them, if you're late, high mostly in 70s. Partly ly about same speeds tonight, It will be the first head-to- The witness said he was told "talk-ins" by the teenage mem- be a nan about it and sign in cloudy tonight, low in 40s. continuing tomorrow. Some head encounter between th6 by a friend's mother to go to bers. Goes to Fort late," he said. Fair and mild tomorrow, high cloudiness this morning,, fair two antiwar Democrats who the police and make a state? Begun in a store front at 65 "I'm not going to turn my back on it just because Mr. inc upper 50s to low 60s. Out- this afternoon. Partly, cloudy want to deny President John- ment. Reid said he later First Ave. here, the program is Unit Leader look for Sunday, fair and mild. tonight, fair tomorrow. Visi- son renomination. told Royster that the po- in the hands of John Keyser, Barnwell is the union presi- MARINE bility one mile or less in patchy lice were looking for him. of here and Bruce Wald of New RIVEB PLAZA - John L. dent," Mr. Jannarone {Hided. Kennedy showed up in per- Faherty Jr., of 178 Shadow The superintendent has said Cape May" to Block Island: fog or haze this morning, other- son yesterday to turn in 5,500 Recalled to the stand, Mrs. York City, both former addicts Variable winds 10 knots or less wise five miles or more. Marlene Longette, 84 Middle- and residents of Daytop Village Lake Drive, is one of 50 Sloan repeatedly that he is not con- signatures to election officials cerned with Mr. BarnweU's af- this morning, mostly south- TIDES in Indianapolis and thus put sex Road, Matawan, identified on Staten Island. Fellows selected to study at •westerly 10-20 knots this after- a grey ^-length coat as the Officers Elects the Massachusetts Institute of filiations but that he will not Sandy Hook himself on the May 7 ballot. one Royster wore when she be intimidated by them. At one TODAY - High 8:18 p.ril. and McCarthy supporters had filed At a meeting last week, of- Technology for a period of 12 earlier in the day, as had back- saw him in the market about ficers were elected including time he commented that it Jjjfeat Burglars low 2:12 p.m. 2:55 p.nh Jan. 10, shortly be- months starting in June. would be much easier for a TOMORROW - High 8:36 ers of Gov. Roger D. Brani- Mrs. Leonard Clark, co-chair- Mr. F aherty directs the techni- gin, who will be a stand-in for fore Mrs. Rapolla was shot. men and Mrs. Richard Davis; superintendent to simply auto- Foiled by Safe a.m. and 8:48 p.m. and low Matawan Patrolman Rich- cal management division for matically rehire a union of- 2:42 a.m. and 2:48 p.m. Johnson, secretary, Mrs. George B. Mc- MIDDLETOWN - Burglars ard Deppen is expected to Callum; treasurer, Mrs. Gerard the Mallard Project of the ficial, but he added quickly SUNDAY - High 9:12 a.m. The Indiana confronta- testify this morning. Army Material Command at that any man who did not pro- with a concern for neatness, and 9:42 p.m. and low 3:18 tion puts Richard Goodwin, one A. Palamara. crftered the' Foodtown super- The state is seeking the An advisory board has been Ft. Monmouth. duce would have to go, as far a.m. and 3:18 p.m. of McCarthy's top lieutenants, as he is concerned. market on Rt. 36 In Port Mon- in a ticklish spot. Despite his death penalty. formed consisting of Rev. B. B. Most of the other 49 fellows liiputh sometime Wednesday For Red Bank and Rumson "I have an obligation to chil- bridge,. add two hours; Sea role in the McCarthy organi- are from large Corporations, a right through a hole in roof, zation, Goodwin has long been few from government agencies dren," Mr. Jannarone says. but apparently failed in their Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Mr. Barnwell says that he Long Branch, deduct 15 min-associated with the political Lepore Succeeds Stephens and eight are from foreign attempt to ax open the safe. fortunes of the Kennedy fam- countries. For the first time "has tried to be a gentleman," utes; Highlands bridge, add but that he will not stand for Police Chief Joseph M. Mc-40 minutes. ily- since the inauguration of the Carthy, said yesterday entry As Republican Chairman fellowship in the late 30's, a it "when the superintendent of Asked which way he will L. Carl Claypool schools' decides to make a false was made between 9:15 p.m. jump when It comes down to By DORIS KULHAN ing development organization, woman has been selected. She Wednesday and 7:30 a.m. Is Sister Anne M. O'Neill, as- accusation that I was late to Hughes: Ideals a McCarthy vs. Kennedy sit- LITTLE SILVER — Former and formerly was affiliated Tiiursday, when it was report- uation, Goodwin said Thursday Promotion with the National Broadcast- sistant treasurer of Manhat- school." ef by store manager Frank Ju- in Milwaukee: Mayor Charles W. Stephens ing Company for 25 years. tanvffle Coflege of the Sacred Mr. Barnwell says school of- lian. Conquer Unrest Heart. ficials have listed him as "in- "I don't know what I'm go- has resigned as Republican Mr. Lepore was a captain in the burglars sawed their TRENTON (AP) — Gov. To Claypool municipal chairman. competent" which he denies. way. through the roof and slid Richard J. Hughes told a meet- ing to do, but I can say this. the Signal Corps and a mem- Selection of the fellows was "If necessary I will have the ing of the Daughters of the I don't expect Lyndon Johnson NEW YORK - Otis Elevator Frank C. Lepore Sr., 33 ber of Gen Dwlght D. Eisen- announced by Dean William F. down a rope to the floor of hower's personal staff in World students that I teach appear the; one-story building. Officers American Revolution today to be the nominee. It's going Co. has appointed L. Carl Clay- Queens Drive, has been elected Pounds of the Alfred P. Sloan before the board and I'm sure to be either McCarthy or Ken- War U. He attended New York said they apparently failed to that "revolutionary principles pool of 108 Park Lane, Fair unanimously to succeed him. School of Management. The that those whom I teach will nedy." Haven, N. J., as manager of University and the New School Weak into the safe with an ax and ideals" demanded an at- year of study, towards a mas- clarify this whole matter," the tack on the problems that McCarthy is in the thick of the escalator department. He In a letter of resignation to for Social Research. shtf could not pry open two ter of science degree in man-union president said. cash registers. Nothing could breed unrest in urban slums. campaigning for Tuesday's had been manager of special the borough GOP executive Mr. and Mrs. Lepore are He promises to subpoena stu- be found taken, said the man- "Revolutionary ideals, we all Wisconsin primary. Kennedy is projects In the department committee, Mr. Stephens cited parents of three children, agement, will consist of a pro- business pressures and the de- dents if his dispute with school ager. know, have not always been not in this one but is urging since 1961. Frank Jr., an Army captain gram of special courses with officials winds up in the courts.. realized," Hughes said. "There Wisconsin Democrats to vote A native of Springfield, Mo., mands of his recent appoint- serving in Vietnam; Hollis, a senior members of the M.I.T. The thieves made their way ment to the county Welfare Mr. Barnwell reports that he back up the rope and carefully ate those who are still outside for McCarthy and against Mr. Haypool was graduated U.S. Navy nurse stationed at faculty supplemented by field Is discussing the dispute with Johnson. from the University of Missouri Board. He said he doesn't feel Great Lakes, and Para, who covered the 12 by 14 inch hole the mainstream' of American visits and management semi- his attorney, Anschelewitz, in the roof with a board. Pa- life." with the degree of bachelor of he can devote sufficient time will be a freshman at Ohio science in electrical engineer- to the municipal chairman's State University in September. nars. Barr and Ansell, Asbury trolman John Estock was the The governor said some per- Park. investigating officer. sons have predicted that Mideast ing. After serving as a lieuten- post. America would be split into ant in the United States Army The committee accepted the two societies, "one black and (Continued) Signal Corps during World War D, he joined Otis in 1945. resignation "with deep regret" Four Injured one white, one affluent and there were no Israeli casual- and voiced appreciation for one poor." ties. Mr. Claypool, a district com- Mr. Stephens' "many years of But he said that a new dedi- mitteeman of the Monmouth In Eatontown Tension had filled the valley dedicated service" to the bor- cation to the revolutionary Council, Boy Scouts of Ameri- ough. EATONTOWN - Three peo- principles of freedom could earlier in the day after four ca, and is a registered profes- ple were treated for minor in- avert this "tragedy." Israeli civilians were killed sional engineer in Missouri. Mr. Stephens was mayor for juries at Monmouth Medical Hughes said that racial un when their trailer, pulled by a six years until defeated in his •Center, Long Branch, and onerest has its "tragic bypod- tractor, hit a mine in a ba- Highlands bid for reelection last Novem- at Riverview Hospital, Red ucts" but also carries "a nana grove south of Lake Gal- ber. He previously was a coun- Bank. Their cars were in an promise of new opportunity." ilee. (Continued) cilman for 13 years and served Intersection collision here at A fifth passenger, an Amer- Mr. Black who was elected In l'/i years on the Board of Ed- 4:55 p.m. yesterday. ican, was badly wounded, a 1956 on the Guiney ticket. ucation. Police identified the drivers Boat Damaged spokesman said. Mr. Vaughan won a scat on of the two cars as Erich S. the governing body In 1959 as Mr. Lepore has been a mem- Sute, East Orange, and Ethel At Yacht Works part of a Guiney slate, and in ber of the borough GOP execu- H. Slanl, 93 Cooper Ave., Long Hoosiers' Hickcox 1962, Mr. McGowan was swept tive committee for six years Branch. The collision oc- RED BANK - A group of Into office also on a Guiney and Is a past president of the curred at Grant Ave. and theyoung boys broke Into Irwin's Cracks fwim Mark ticket. Parkway spur. Yacht Works at Marine Park HANOVER, N.H. (AP) - It was in that same year that Little Silver Republican Cfob. Mrs. Siani and her passen- by jimmying the gate around Charlie Hickcox smashed the Mryor Bahrs won his first seat He Is president of the Bos- gers, Marian Anderson, 1230 0:30 p.m. yesterday according American record for a 200-yard when he outpollcd Incumbent Well Corp., a sales and market- Broadway, and Marie Lake, to Police Cliief George H. Clay- Individual medley in the pre-Harry Palton. 230 Broadway, both Umg ton. liminary trials, then lowered it Under the Faulkner act for Branch, were taken to the The- cliief said they damaged nguin to lead a 1-2 Indiana fin- small municipalities which the No time to travel? Why not Monmouth Medical Center by .several fronts !iy marking them ish in the final last night as borough's governmental sys- sell your business and realize «T POft BMMfUH 4- Employ,, of Ru.,.11 Old.mobil.-Codill.c, Red the First Aid Squad. Mr. Sute witli ;i pointed instrument. the Hoosiers swept into a sub- tem operates, the people elect your dreams with an action pro- was treated nt Riverview. No Police wore alsrlcd by a stantial lead on the opening day the five man council and tho *• in summons wan issued by Patrol- neighbor, but when they got of the NCAA Swimming Cham- council In turn names the ducing Classified Ad. Dial Ml. . , ,- a manacjor; man Donald Manning. here the boys had fled. pionships. mayor. AftOnowl m.n.g.r, and W. Ruiitll, pruidtnt of ih« company. |R,gIlW, Staff Phot.) I Hazlet Democratic Leader TOE DAILY BEC3STER Fri&jr, M«K3> 29, 196&-3 rt 'Ping-Pong Bars Terms JETC CM) Destructive Quick Trud, Weintraub Says HAZLET - Francis X. Jour- of candidates by the JFK dub didates for the committee TRENTON (AP) - Chief Jus- what we are doing, it would "The process of case-by-case nick, chairman of the Dem- seats. to run for the two seats on the tice Joseph Weintraub of theregard the scene as incredible." development of constitutional ocratic . Executive Committee Township Committee, as well Former Mayor Marvin Olin- New Jersey Supreme Court here, charged the JFK Dem- Weintraub said a backlog of law," Weintraub said, "Is inap- as the declaration of two other sky and Stephen Filardi, a for- pointedly assured yesterday courts cases has also increased ocratic Clubi-with attempting members to run as Indepen- mer committeeman, declared propriate and inadequate when- to destroy the party in the that the constitutional guaran- substantially, through recent applied to an area of intense dents. they would seek election as In- tee to a speedy trial has be- township. dependents should the two U. S. Supreme Court decisions daily activity involving the se- Last week, the JFK Club, an come a myth because of a expanding contitutional rights His statements yesterday offshoot of the Regular Club, JFK candidates lose in the curity of 190 million people." June 4 primary. If the two "ping-pong" procedure between of persons accused of crimes. Weintraub focused the major were in response to newspaper announced James J. McCabe the federal and state courts. articles reporting the selection and Hugh J. Clarke as its can- should win, Mr. Olinsky and He said he deplored court de- portion of his testimony on the Mr. Filardi said they would He said the right to a speedy cisions on constitutional issues conflict between state and fed- withdraw from the race. trial has been eroded by thewhich are made on questionable eral courts. In what observers practice of trying criminal assumptions. regarded as his most extensive The Regular Democrats cases in both state and federal were victorious in November The chief justice also pro- statement on the subject in re- with the election of William F. courts and then going back and posed that a "foundation with cent yean, the chief justice Grand Jury's Term forth again on appeals. Wein- enough money sponsor a study Bourbeau and Herbert J. Kup- said the problem has nothing to fer, who were selected over traub testified before a legisla- at the police level" to deter- do with the doctrine of "state's Mr. Filardi and another in- tive crime commission which mine the best course for pro- rights." Is Extended Again cumbent, George Paterson, in resumed eight days of hearings tecting the citizen against crim- He said it was a question of the election for committee. Af- today. inal assault. "a clash between competing FREEHOLD — The holdover session of the county ter that conflict, the JFK club "State criminal cases are The citizen's right to protec- rights of the individual." Grand Jury probing alleged political interference in the was founded. pingponged between the state tion against criminal assault, On the one hand, he ex- Long Branch Police Department was given a new lease and federal courts and the lit- Weintraub asserted, must take plained, is the "primary right on life yesterday. Mr. Journick, a member of the Regular Club, said he is igation continues for years and priority to avoid the possibility of the individual to be free Superior Court Judge Elvin R. Simmill signed an order convinced the JFK club has years before the judgment of of citizens arming themselves. from attack." This competes ! yesterday morning extending the jury until May 2. ulterior motives in running conviction," Weintraub de- "That would be the last thing with "the rights the constitu- No witnesses were called yesterday by the jury which candidates rather than seek- clared. we would want," he added. tion accords the individual continued to meet behind locked doors. The special panel ing a joint effort to win. •Y' PROJECT ASSURED—As D. Roger Wight, left, presi- "This practice has made a He argued that the U. S. Su- suspected or accused of will meet again Thursday. "If the JFK group were real- dent of Fair Havan Lions Club, presented $200 check myth of the constitutional guar- preme Court, alter analyzing crime," he said. Assistant County Prosecutor Solomon Lautman, sitting antee of a speedy trial, if by results of a thorough study, ly interested in a Democratic toward club's $6O0 pledge to the Community YMCA Criminal justice, Weintraub In for vacationing Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper, said he a speedy trial we mean a should then make rules of court declared, has reached the point. victory in November, why have building project, Evan Jahos, center, president of the did not know if the jury will call more witnesses Thursday. they not attempted to bring speedy conclusion of a criminal procedure rather than formu- where the convicted man never The holdover session that began last September has re- about, party unity by submit- 'Y', said last night that construction on Maple Avenue, charge," he continued. late constitutional law on a case really exhausts his right to ap- ceived several extensions to continue its probe. During its ting its candidates to the Red Bank, is assured. With them is Thomas Bond, YMCA "If the public understood by case basis. * peal. tenure, it has handed up two presentments, one calling Screening and Executive Com- treasurer. .(Register Staff Photo). for more police power and the other calling for more mittee," Mr. Journick said. training for police. It began last year when Milton Garr, secretary of the "Since they have other mo- Long Branch City Wide Civic Association, charged that tives, the executive commit- 6 Bayshore Sewer Planned tee and its many loyal sup- Police Chief Thomas M. Pesano was restricted from in- (Continued) vestigating gambling activities. porters have no alternative but V Building Project However, with the prospect That didn't mean that by a to defeat them in the primary partly because of indecision of the county plan, the pro-magic stroke the seaways So far, thB session has returned one indictment. It election and then move on to with Highlands and Atlantic posed regionalization of Atlan- would get any purer. But it has charged Anthony "Little Pussy" Russo of Deal, who victory against the Republi- Highlands on a combined ven- tic Highlands and Highlands, was cited by Life Magazine as holding mob control over cans in November," he added. Now Seen Assured ture. which is nearing completion, meant public bodies couldn't the city government in 1962, on charges of perjury and increase their rate of spoilage false swearing. Mr. Russo has pleaded innocent to the The Regular club is expected FAIR HAVEN - Another drawings were recently pre- But Vincent P. Lamb, au- might be negated, as could the charges. to announce Wednesday that step has been reached in the sented to the YMCA building thority treasurer, recently said planned three-municipality re- being pumped into them. gionalization of Hazlet and its candidates will be Francis Community YMCA's progress committee by a representative the last township engineering So far, since the 1966 mas- Holmdel Townships and Union X. Shields, former committee- toward constructing a modern of the National YMCA build- report indicates estimated costs ter plan, two authorities have man and present recreation di- facility in Red Bank, Evan W. ing and furnishing service. for the township project have Beach. rector and John F. Gilmore, been established. Jahos, president of the 'Y,'While the plans show the Yleaped from $19 million to $27.3 In the 1968 county master former Board of Education million while the discussions One, called the Northeast "Colts Neck Backs member. told members of the Fair Ha- as it will ultimately be, they plan, Peter Homack, president Monmouth County Regional have been going on. ven lions Club last night. have been developed In such a of Helium, recommended that Sewerage Authority, embraces Mr. Journick continued that The occasion was the pre-way as to make possible the More than $5 million would the county be carved into its six municipalities and has he found it "hard to believe" sentation of a pledge for $600 orderly addition of program be added to this cost with the 15 natural drainage basis, with plans for a disposal plant and Area Refuse Plan that the two Democrats de- from the club In support of the units as money becomes avail- construction of a two-mile flows into the bays, the ocean, ocean outfall at Monmouth claring themselves as Indepen- YMCA building fund. The gift able. ocean outfall. The latest cost and the Shark and Delaware Beach. It may also serve Fort COLTS NECK - The Town never stop if a child was on dents would take such action. was presented by club presi- figures were submitted by the other side," Mr. Collins "We now have enough mon- rivers. Monmouth and several other ship Committee last night gave "It is well known in Hazlet dent D. Roger Wight and Charles J. Kupper, Inc., engi- said. ' ey and pledges to assure the But soon afterward, state municipalities on a contract its stamp of approval to Colts that an Independent has noCharles E. Howard, chairman neering consultants to the au- construction of the all-impor- and federal authorities decided basis. Road safety was also the is- chance of winning in a general of the project committee. thority. Neck participation in a shore tant first phase with its indoor that new disposal with the usu- The second authority In- sue in a communication which election, and the only effect Edward Schumann, chair- area refuse disposal study. Mr. Jahos pointed out that swim pool. This work will get al kind of equipment into Rar- volves only Allentown and Up- the committee received from the running of Olinsky and man of the authority, said last newly completed schematic under way later this year," itan and Sandy Hook Bays per Freehold Township but it On recommendation of May- the Atlantic Grange No. 216Filard. i as Independent candi- night the figures are being re- Mr. Jahos told the Lions. would increase an already in- also has construction plans or Kenneth George, the com- The Grange advised that, in dates would have is to cut into viewed by the members, and "When the Y is finally com- tolerable condition of pollu- that might later permit it to mittee voted to contribute $100 view of the number of acci- the Democratic vote and hand final revisions may hike or de- pleted, we will have one of the tion, and upgraded the water serve as a contractor for ad- as its share to further the work dents and fatalities which have the Republicans a victory," he crease the estimate. Oceanport finest facilities on the East quality requirements. ditional towns. of the Monmouth' Shore Refuse occurred at the intersection of said. Rt. 34 and Phalanx Road, it Coast." The added cost for the ocean Disposal Committee. Mr. Journick said he would has voted to ask the state The building will be on Ma- outfall was prompted by rec- The study committee, under rather do anything reason- Highway Commission to install ple Avenue in Red Bank, and ommendations of Hydro- the temporary chairmanship of able to avoid the confronta- Accident traffic signals at the spot. will serve aU of the communi- science, a Leonia firm which Ex-Democratic Chief John Dill of Rumson, repre- tion in November. ties of upper Monmouth Comv recently completed a $17,500 sents an attempt to combine The new salary ordinance "I have stated in the past study on the authority1! was approved following a pub- Injures 3 ty. The master plans include the disposal efforts of a num- and continue to state that I provision for an indoor pool, planned system. ber of municipalities in one lic hearing. am available to discuss with Backs McCarthy Bid OCEANPORT - A Ft. Mon- locker and shower rooms for It proposed regionalization to large operation. A letter of resignation from any interested party any rea- mouth soldier was seriously in- all members of the family, a cover the expense of the ocean MATAWAN T9WNSHIP — was backing the senator," the the Zoning Board was received sonable alternative which Mayor George pointed out jured in a two-car crash on gymnasium, club rooms, exer- outfall. The proposal that At- Vincent Guariglia, who re- Democrat said. from Frank Roe. Mr. Roe will would permit the Democrats the largest landfill area now Oceanport Ave. yesterday, a cise rooms and game rooms, a lantic Highlands and Highlands signed as Democratic munici- move to another state in thein Hazlet to fight their com- William Mullln, also a Strath- under- discussion is partially in Middletown woman was hospi- health club, and handball and join in with Middletown was pal leader, announced yester- near future. mon Republican enemies in- more Democrat, was named Colts Neck and partially in talized and the soldier's pass- squash courts. discarded when the two bor-day he is joining the grow- Permission was granted to stead of themselves. municipal leader Wednesday New Shrewsbury. enger was treated at Patter- A unique feature, is provision oughs failed to act on the mer- ing number of backers of the the Multiple Sclerosis organize "On the other hand, if a night. son Army Hospital and re-for an outdoor running track ger last summer and the town- Volunteers for McCarthy in Signs Requested tion to conduct a fund drive in fight is necessary, neither I The McCarthy volunteers leased. on the roof of the pool. ship decided to go it alone. Monmouth County. The committee heard a re- the township from May 12 to nor the organization will turn plan to meet next Tuesday at quest from Alfred Collins, Heu- June 16. Pfc Anthony B. Firavich, 23, The organization, which is away from it," he declared. supporting the candidacy of 8 p.m. in the Unitarian- Church lltt and Prothero Roads, that of the Army School Brigade is In Lincroft to decide on dele- caution signs be erected on listed in serious condition in Sen. Eugene McCarthy for the presidential nomination on a gates to be entered in the pri- prothero Road. Mr. Collins the Army hospital. He suf- Scientist Cites Danger mary June 4. suggested that the signs read Todutline RoadPlans fered internal injuries and was peace ticket, is being headed 1 Mr. Lumia said that five del- "slow" or "watch children ' reported improving this morn- by Peter Lumia, Strathmore egates and five alternates will and be Installed just before ihe (Continued) ing. • Of DDT to Sea Life Democratic Club member. Mrs. Hope Casby of 40 Coop- be selected, but probably not crest of the hill on either side. With passage of .that legisla- era Monmouth and central HIGHLANDS -: A scientist In making his announce- er Ed., Middletown, was ad- Asked how DDT gets into ment after a meeting of the all next week. He indicated his "At the speed cars come tion, if Sen. Williams gets to Ocean County area where the from the State University of the ocean, Dr. Wurster stated: move it, the state can sell the greatest population growth in mitted to Rivervlew Hospital, group at his home, Mr. Guar- will be among the names of- down that road, they could Red Bank, with wrist injuries New York at Stony Brook, L.I., "As an example, recent reports fered for consideration. free sections to the highway New Jersey has been predict- announced today that DDT, iglia said he is not deserting and lacerations. Mrs. Casby by colleagues In California the Democratic party. Rather, authority, the authority can set ed for the next 30 years. now widespread in the oceans show that half the DDT in1 the Mr. Guariglia said he is re- up a toll schedule, and the Mr. Tonti said one of thewas the operator of the sec- he added, he is backing Sen. maining loyal to the party hi ond vehicle. She was listed in of the world, is capable of tropical Atlantic arrives by way 2 Juveniles state and the authority can highlights in the addition of crippling the tiniest sea or- McCarthy because of his con- the election on all other levels.. fair condition this morning. of rivers entering the sea and cern for the war. build new free lanes for local four new parkway lanes is that ganisms. half from fallout from the "I heartily support and will traffic parallel to the parkway Pfc Albert CieplicM, also of work for Paul Kiernan (sher- Nabbed For they will be separated from The scientist, Dr. Charles F. trade winds. 'Just Anti-futility' in Union and Middlesex Coun- the present three lanes that go the School Brigade, was treat- "I am not anti-war," he said, iff), P. Paul Campi, (coun- ties. ed for minor injuries and re-Wurster Jr., reported experi- "DDT is a persistent chem- ty chairman and undersheriff) in each direction. ments in the current issue of "just anti-futility. I want to Auto Thefts Would Back BUI leased from Patterson Hospi- ical with a half-life of 10-15 see us either win or pull out." and James J. Howard, (incum- The extra median strip, he tal. Science, showing that tiny years; it does not disintegrate COLTS NECK - State Police Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., Mr. Guariglia stressed that bent representative), but explained, is a safety valve. Police said Pvt. Firavich amounts of DDT can disable but remains in the environment I must support peace dele- reported the arrest of two ju- has agreed to support the Wil- Studies which parkway engi- phytoplankton, the microscop- he did not resign' his leader- was passing another vehicle oh to be taken up by animals of ship position because of his gates," Mr. Guariglia stated. veniles here at 4:40 p.m. yester- liams bill, an essential ingredi- ners have conducted, he said, ic plant life of the sea. the sea and concentrated by day on charges of larceny of Oceanport Ave. about 300 feet support of the peace candi- He stressed his belief that ent of passage of legislation show that automobiles weav- These unicellular organisms their systems into damaging two cars. that effects only one state, as south of Portaupeck Ave. when date, but because of pressing the "great debate under way ing across the present three Mrs. Casby's vehicle ap- form the basic foodstuffs for amounts," he added. Police from Marlboro Town- long as the Union and Middle- business matters. in the Democratic party" must lanes trying to overpass other proached from the opposite di- all sea life from oysters to ship and Neptune Township as- sex works are assured. But "I feel the party needed a be done at the convention and cars, actually decrease capac- rection and the collision, oc- whales and produce two-thirds . slsted in the arrest, police said. unless Sen. Williams moves full-time leader and was notfilling the delegates seats will ity potential as well as creat- cured. of the world's atmospheric The boys, one 16 and the other there is nothing to support. Unlicensed able to devote it. But I add assure it. ing severe safety hazards. The soldier's car was de-oxygen supply. The experi- 17, were apprehended in a car The east-west freeway plan that as leader it would have Several Strathmore club molished, police said. Mrs. ments showed that ons part of stolen from Neptune Township. between New Brunswick and The same pattern over a been unfair to join the McCar- members are part of the or- Casby's vehicle was extensive- DDT in 10 million of seas water Driver Fined They also admitted to the theft Sayreville was listed by state five-lane highway, even with thy movement because it would ganization, including Stanley ly damaged. was enough to reduce activity of another car from Colts Neck Transportation Commissioner all cars going in the same di- RED BANK - Eugene I. undoubtedly have • been a Speigel, a local committeemen The local First Aid Squad of the tiny plants to 10 percent last Monday, police added. David J. Goldberg earlier this rection, would be that much Moree, 21 Wall St., was fined reflection on the state organiza- and Morton Goudell, another worse, he said. So separation transported both servicemen to of normal. The 17-year-old was also month as one of his priority $105 last night for driving with- tion that the entire party here committeeman. proposals in a. $1.2 billion high- of the two new lanes on each the Army hospital. The Eaton- Dr. Wurster reported In charged with-being AWOL from side of the parkway will both town squad took Mrs. Casby to Science earlier this month that out a license. the Marine Corps and military way expansion program. It would put the northern cap keep cars moving faster and Riverview Hospital, Patrolman a wide ranging oceanic bird, Municipal Court Judge Fran- authorities have been notified. keep them farther apart. Lester Mackay investigated. . the Bermuda Petrel, will be cis X. Kennelly also imposed The youths are in the Juve- on a quadrangle that would have the parkway and thruway extinct by 1978 because of DDT these fines for motor vehicle nile Center, Frehold, pending contamination of the Atlantic violations: Highest rates allowed the signing of juvenile com- as nearly parallel corridors through Monmouth County, Ocean. The Petrel, which feeds Alwyn Brown, 127 Kings plaints against them today. only in the open sea, accumu- Highway, Atlantic Highlands, State Trooper Richard Rich- some 15 miles apart, and fix- by federal regulation ing on a southern bridge that lates enough DDT in its eggs $25 for careless driving; roath is leading the investiga- from its oceanic diet to pre-Charles Siers, 72 Bridge Ave., tion. would he the expressway. Another Span vent it from breeding effec- here, $15 for disregarding a The Thruway would give the tively. traffic signal; Charles M. Ward state another crossing of the Cites Findings Jr., 61 Cherry St., New Shrews- Welfare Raritan River and would ex- About the occurence of DDT bury, $10 for not wearing a hel- and derivatives, Dr. Wurster (Continued) tend through the growing west- met while driving a motorcy- stated: "They are found not cle; Charles Jones, 147 West along with him, however, on only in soils, runoff water, air, Bergen Place, here, $10 for go- grounds that such use of con- Mrs. N. J. Title and rain water but also in most ing through a stop street; and fidential information supplied animals analyzed from widely Paul Luscombe of Chatham, by the applicants would be im- Aspirants Busy diverse parts of the world, in- $10 for disregarding a red proper and also might endan- cluding Antarctica, Residues of blinker. ger continued federal and state CHERRY HILL (AP) - DDT were recently reported in aid funds if confidential rela- Eight women went through in- Found innocent after trials marine organisms of both the were Frank C. Outwater, 179 tionships were broken. terviews, arranged flowers, Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Speaking to a receptive audi- ironed a man's shirt and set a Marsha Drive, Middletown, of ence that included members of dinner table yesterday as they careless driving; Lawrence the county's 53 local assistance vied for the title of Mrs. New On Honor Roll Thompson, 9 Craig Court, Colts Jersey. Neck, of leaving the scene of PAID , boards. Mr. Daly hailed their MATAWAN TOWNSHIP-The administration of local prob- The winner, to be selected an accident; and Irving Brown, following sixth grade students Lincoln Place, Middletown, of lems. tonight, will enter the Mrs. at Lloyd Road Intermediate on savings accounts "I don't believe you should America contest next August in careless driving. School have attained honor roll Leo Greenbrooks, 29 Wall St be wiped'out," he told them. Minneapolis, Minn. CITATION — M. A. Scully, left, director of industrial standing for the third marking And then attacking what he The contestants will have a was found guilty of driving and certificates of deposit relations for Electronic Associates Inc., West Long Branch, period: without a license and with the considered the approach of the shopping problem today, be Hunan Albnne;in, Jullenno Ardllo, accepts a United Fund Citation for Outstanding Citizon- Niiticy Barber, Btnven JlattflRila, Jp(- wrong license plates, and will state, he said: quizzed on current events and frcsy Bftrnitrln, Amy Pworlti.i, Jfllm "They believe that more prepare hors d'oeuvres. In the ship from Mr. Louis Roebuck, right, axecutivo director Du'yor, Uddl Fine, Carolyn tfry, Bunan be sentenced April 11. Craven, Ilfleno Oray, Amy Orutmw, service /s- oun money will solve the problem. evening they will model fash- of the fund's Monmouth County Chapter. Mr. Scully Jn.tll« .IiralM, Mlcluu-I Kayo, Jano Klir. More money will not... You ions. land. David LovRtt, Jori-Lynn Morgan, Lost something special? Find CENTRAL JEBSEY BANK B1GGSST ASSET.' served ai chairman of the 1968 United Fund Industry B Clatr* Mullln, BiiBiui O'Donnell, Jen* corviswisrv are the shock troops of wel- Entrants include Mrs. Holm- rvU«r Ptptn, Larry HafHln, Bumn 1UU, it with a result-getting Classified fare." del, Marlon Garrigan. Division campaign. .ltol.ln BclitldMnr, MltotinU Torcn. Jajini CAN WC HUP YOU T ) h ZangM and Jill ZtbuUky. Ad. Dial 741-6000 nowl THE DAILY REGISTER Graduated Mass Slated Ainnan Gkaitai B. lay, March 29, 6 Monmouth Regional gist, son of Mrs. Virginia T. AHDEASON BROS, ^rendergast of 20 Hazlet Ave., Mrs. Kelley, 84, Monday For Hasrfet, has been graduated froin a U.S. Air Force techni- PACKING-MOYING-STORAGE px-C of C Aide Slain GI cal school at Sheppard AFB, Students Win in Math Tex. p. SUMMIT — Mrs. Estelle M ..HIGHLANDS — A Requiem 51-53 Mtchanic Sr, §*elley, 84, of 6 Crestview Lane The contest is sponsored by the Mathe- He was trained as a commu- Mass will be offered Monday NEW SHREWSBURY - Six Monmouth nications . specialist and has !pformer secretary for the Hed for Army Spec. 4 Thomas J. Regional High School students were pro- matical Association of America, Society of Red Bank, N.J. sBank Community Chamber bt been assigned to a ynlt of the Ptak, son of Benjamin and claimed winners in the 19th Annual High Actuaries, Mu Alpha Theta and the Na- Air Force Communications -Commerce, died Wednesday in Geraldine Ptak of 170 Highland School Mathematics Contest tor Secondary tional Council of Teachers of Mathematics. Service at Torrejon AB, Spain. SBWHUNP gpverlook Hospital after a brief Ave. He was killed in Vietnam "Schools of the United States and Canada 741-0030 rfllness. Mrs. Edna Pratt, MRHS faculty spon- The ainnan Is a graduate of Friday. which was administered at their schools. Raritan Township High School. ~T Mrs. Keliey, a resident of this The funeral will be from the Winning, among 30 students took part sor, said the aim of the contest is to create s'Srea the past three years, was John P. Condon Funeral Home in the contest were: senior Jerry Cooper and sustain sound scholarship and interest Breakdowns? Check the "Bus- er -formerly of the Red Bank and with a Mass at 10 a.m. In Our first; senior Dana Overstrud, second; ju- in mathematics among students of secon- iness Notice and Directory" col- Advertise in The E Ocean Grove areas. Lady of Perpetual Help Catho- nior, Prudy Kline, third; junior, Mellnda dary schools. It also aims at broadening umns of Classified Ads for spee- S Mrs. Kelley's husband, Leon lic Church. Burial will be In Ruderman, fourth; senior, Richard Ruda, basic mathematical concepts by enriching dy repairs now! =&. Kelley, who died in 1947, Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Middle- fifth; and junior, Nina Pescoe, sixth. and supplementing classroom work. -also served as secretary of the town, . •fjted Bank chamber. The 19-year-old youth Joined S".. She was a past matron of the Army in November, 19M, Policeman rjAinaranth Charity 38 and a after his graduation from member of the Eatontown Henry Hudson Regional High Chapter, Order the Eastern School. Honored : Star, and the Little Silver Wom- He was serving with the 101st KEYPORT - For the cap- • an's Club. Airborne Division when he We owe ture of an armed robbery sus- ;"' She leaves her daughter, Mrs was felled by hostile fire on a pect in the bank holdup in E Winifred Eastmond, with whom routine patrol. ; slit made her home. Cliffwood Nov. 2, Patrolman : Services tomorrow at 2 p.m Mrs. Jean A. McGrath Thomas E. Wallace of the Mat- awan Township police depart- •' In the Worden Funeral Home, FREEHOLD - Mrs. Jean A you ; Bed Bank, will be conducted bj McGrath, 81, of 45 Hudsor ment was awarded a certifi- ': the Amaranth Charity. Privat St., died yesterday in Mon- cate of commendation by John • burial will be in Fair View mouth Medical Center, Long Grau, commander of Raritan \ Cemetery. Middletown. Branch. American Legion Post. » She was born in Toronto Henry T. Hopkins and Dy- money. Canada, daughter of the la \ Mrs. Eleanor Stirm son Woodhouse, past command- : ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — William and Alice Murray. Mrs, McGrath had resided here 5$ ers, of the post, were presen- : Mrs. Eleanor Stirm, 88, of 1728 years. She was a Gold Star ted 50-year continuous mem- : Tyrone Blvd. died yesterday in Mother, a member of bership certificates by Past • Mound Park Hospital, here. Peter's Episcopal Church, Commander Paul Lanning. Toko a look around. : Born in Marlboro Township, American Legion Auxiliary unit Fast Department Executive : N.J., she was the daughter of 54, and of the VFW Auxiliary. Committeeman Homer Matte- : the late Isaac and Jennie A son, William McGrath, was son, master of ceremonies, pre- You may have lots of Returnable Bottles for Coca- : Smith. A former Newark, N.J. killed in military action in 1944. sented Explorer Boy Scout Post Cola, Tab and Fresea just sitting around. : resident, she had lived here 10 Her husband, Joseph M. Mc- 238 a nylon American flag. ; years and was a frequent vlsi Grath, died in 1954. The Matawan Township police • tor to the Monmouth County, Surviving are another son, department sponsors the post, We owe you money on these bottles... that's why : N.J., shore area. She was the Joseph M. McGrath of Arling- with Lt. Francis Cberney in • widow of John Stirm. ton, Va.; a daughter, Mrs. charge. The flag was accepted we call them "Money-Back" Bottles. i Surviving are a son, Roy Van Jean Qulnn of Freehold; a sis by Thomas Woeteo, president : Derveer, with whom she lived ter, Mrs. Charles E. Bonsor of the post. You can collect it now at your favorite store. Out ? a sister, Mrs. Viola H. Allen o Philadelphia, and three grant Among the other guests who IN APPRECIATION — John Cox, left, received a cer- ' : Lincroft, N.J.; a nephew, Ed- children. spoke briefly were Mayor Rob- tificate of appreciation at the American Hotel, Free- lady in New Jersey found $4.08 worth of berries In • gar Allen of Lincroft, and r Funeral services will be held ert Strang, and Councilman hold, from the director of the Freehold Jayceas, Dr. ; niece, Mrs. Marion Smith o Monday at 11 a.m. in the Hig LeRoy Hicks. Keyport, Police her cellar and garage. • Keyport, N.J. gins Memorial Home here wit Chief William Smith, Hazlet, Louii Sindor, Mr. Cox presented a talk, demonstra- i Services will be held in the the Rev. Bernard Me K. Gar- Business Administrator Edward tion and motion picture on the story of Nike, th« radar The demand for Coke, Fresea and Tab is always ; Worden Funeral Home, Bed lick officiating. Interment will Ivlns,chlef of police, Marlboro guided missile system of the North American Air De- be In Maplewood Cemetery. I Bank, N. J., at 2 p.m. Monday, Township, where Mr. Wallace fense Command INORAD). great because the quality of these products can't be is now a patrolman; Councl- : with Rev. Edward B. Cheney, matched. The demand is unusually high these days be- t pastor of the First Methodist Mrs. Elinor Malley men, George Brennan and Stan- e church of Red Bank, offidat- LONG BRANCH "Mrs. Eli- ley Piano, Matawan Town-, cause of the recent glass industry strike, and btcauie s ing. Burial will be in Old Brick nor W. Malley, 51, of 210 Willow ship; I Commander John Som- Set Fund Campaign pBeforined Church, Marlboro Ave., whs had worked 10 years mer, Keyport Veterans of For- Returnable Bottles are your best buy. j Township. as a bookkeeper for the Fred eign Wars. D. Wikoff Co., Red Bank, died A brief memorial service was yesterday in Monmouth Medi- conducted for Pvt. Charles F. For Youth Activities Returnable Bottles are more economical for us... cal Center. Morse Jr., who was recently HOLMDEL - The local Volunteers include Mr. and and more eeonomieal for you (you pay more for ma- Mrs. Malley, a Long Brand killed in Vietnam, Harvey Youth Activities Association Mrs. William Dehm, Mrs. Wil- resident 30 yean, attended Ross arid Louis -Costa.' The has kicked off its annual fund- liam Sleight, Mrs. George jor brand soft drinks in non-returnable bottles). Star of the Sea Catholic Church 50-year continuous member- raising drive, with $3,000 as the Link, Mrs. John Dunlap, Mrs. She was the widow of Ray- ship, certificate for Mr. Costa, goal for the year. The asso- John Scoras, Mrs. John Kirby, mond Malley, who died : a charter member of Post 23, ciation is a volunteer non-prof- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pahlow, So do yourself a favor. Return our "Monty-Back" years ago. will be awarded posthumously. it organization, formed to or- Mrs. Frank Burke, Mrs. Emil Bottles so we'll have plenty of Coke, Tab and Fttsca Mrs. Malley was born in ganize, direct and supervise Holder, Mrs. Steve Dinkowitz, Spring Lake, daughter of Mrs. the various activities of the Mrs. Ealph' Addis'; Mrs. Wil- for you. ' ...-.,. Etta Weeks Matthews, Long township youth, including base- liam Cahill, Mrs. Dave Lewin- Branch, and the late Frank ball, basketball, volleyball, ski, Mrs. Albert Benkert, Mr. Matthews. arts and crafts, twirling and and' Mrs. Harold Hoffman, And, pick up the money we owe you. Besides her mother, Mrs cheerleading. Mrs. Harry Wickstrom, Mrs •a*. ; • : Malley leaves a son, Raymond Last year, with the financial Joseph Maresca, Mrs. James J. Malley, Long Branch; support of local residents, Ewin. daughter, Patricia Malley, more than 500 boys and girls Also, Mrs. Richard Spencer, Bottled under the authority of the Coca-Cola Company byt home; three sisters, Mrs. Mil- participated in the activities Mrs. Paul Zaubec, Mrs. James dred Buck, Hicksville, N. Y., sponsored by HYAA. The cost Whyte, Mrs. George Berger, The Ceei-Coia Bottling Company of New York, Inc. Mrs. Amber Ritscher of Wes for uniforms, equipment and 1 Mrs. Ronald Spooner, Mrs. Jo- Long Branch and Mrs. Myrt other necessities amounted to seph Harris, Mrs. Robert Ritscher of Long Branch, and JOHN VAN KIRK & SON $2,200. Wharton, Harry Janssen, Mrs. one grandchild. Mrs. Joseph Lucania is Norman Schantz, Mrs. Ben Pe- M Coopw Rd., Mlddlttown oil M. J! A Requiem Mass will he of- chairman of the fund drive, trillo, Mrs. Anthony Moltisanti, ENJOY Hwdom Comir 7414111 fered at 9 a.m. Monday in Star with Mrs. Kate Smith as as- Mrs. Carmen Laderosa, Mis. Terrra 7H-3SO of the Sea Churclj. Burial, un- sistant chairman. More than Walter Laauser, Mrs. James der the direction,of the Flock 60 volunteers are assisting in Garrigan, Mrs. Thomas Ruba- Funeral Home, will be in Mt. the door-to-door campaign, for no, Mrs. George Lechner, Mr. Cannel Cemetery, -West Long financial assistance. Contribu- and Mrs. Stanley Harylka. TUBI'MMK • Branch. •: tions may be mailed to HYAA, Also, Mrs. William Gilbson P.O. Box 49, Holmdel. Mrs. James Crouch, Mrs. Mi- FRESCA chael Ganz, Vincent Fomarico George Elff Anthony Valenzano John Gregory, Mrs. Elmer Lu- MARLBOBO TOWNSHIP - 1 1 cas, Mrs. Frank Auriemma, "Coca-Cole" mi "Ceto" era realmm* trademark! wMck Mmrify Mir ne pnehit George Elff, 56, of Dutch Lane 1 Valenzano RdaiJ, died Tuesday in Middle- Mrs. John Jannuzzo and Mrs. ef ne CeecCela Cempeiy. "Tab" eetf "Fmce" era die rttbraw* sex General Hospital. Donald Opie. ef-ne Cec*Cele Oeapny. Mr. Elff was a mason by Admitted To trade, an Army veteran of FUNERAtfJOiviE World War II, a member of the Mason's Union, New Bruns- District Bar wick and of the Robertsville 85 Riverside Ave. Red Bank MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Fire Co. Anthony Valenzano, son of Mr. He is survived by his widow, C. SIDUN, Director ! < .747-0332 and Mrs. Eugene A. Valenzano Mrs. Ruth Elff; a daughter, of 335-B Fuhrmann Road, has Toni Ann Elff at home; a son, been admitted to the District George R. Elff of Jackson, and of Columbia Bar. a brother, Peter S. EUf of A graduate of Matawan Re- Freehold. Choose From Over 30 Models gional High School, Purdue The funeral will be tomorrow University and George Wash- at 11 a.m. in the C.H.T. Clay- 18" 2r 23,, ington University School of ton and Son Funeral Home, Law, Mr. Valenzano is legal Adelphla. Cremation will be JULtwte Worden Funeral Home adviser for taxation for the in Rosehill Crematory, Linden. 3-YEAR United States Chamber of Com- 60 E. FRONT ST. RID IANK WARRANTY merce, Washington, D.C. He r ON COLOR TUBE formerly worked for the In- BEGIS ternal Revenue Service. Main Office! 40-4! Broad 81. The 25-year-old attorney re- Rid Bunk, N. 1. OTI01 Day and Night Phone . • . Branch Office.: sides in Arlington, Va., with his *!« Rt. 3D, Mlddletonm, N. 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Hornig, 53 Kruger day 200 high school students haven National Laboratory, solute Dating of Recent Sedi- PI., and John Lynch, 53 Essex FAIR HAVEN and their science teachers as and Dr. Kenneth R. Jolls of mentation," William Kent Yu St., both East Keansburg, were the first session of the sixth Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute. rechko, Shore Regional High each released in $150 bail with CLEAN-UP DAYS annual Monmouth Junior Sci- Dr. Anderson, assistant di- School, and "Crystalline Uses a court appearance set for rector of Brookhaven's chem- of Spectroscopy," Carline Bar- April 4. MONDAY, April 1st ence Symposium got 'under mann, Red Bank High School. way. istry department, will talk on Prospect Avt. to Hone* Rd. "Science as the Knowledge of A Long Branch high school The students represent 60 Consequences." Dr. Jolls, as- sophomore, Ellen Rassas, was Postpone Meeting WEDNESDAY, April 3rd high schools in the 11 southern author of the paper elected as sistant professor of chemical RUMSON - Due to the lack lutna Vista Av«. to Fair Haven Rd. and central counties of New engineering at Brooklyn "Poly" a standby. Her contribution Jersey. speaks on "Harmonic Oscilla- was titled "A Study of Paraly of a quorum, Borough Council THURSDAY. April 4th sis of the Legs in Young White Jointly sponsored by Mon- tors." last night postponed its meet- Hone* Rd. to Fair Havtn Rd. Leghorn Chicks." mouth College and the Army Tomorrow the symposium ing until April 11. Electronics Command, the two- moves to Monmouth College day Junior Science Symposium for its second and final session. is part of the US Army Junior Slated to speak to the students Science and Humanities Sym- is Dr. Jerome Y. Lettvta, of posia program. RECEPTION — Anthony F. Palmisano, new Eatonfown M.I.T.'s Research Laboratory Brig. Gen. Paul A. Feyerei- of Electronics, his topic '-LSD school superintendent, left, was entertained by the Ea- sen, USAECOM's deputy com- — Research Facts and tontown Teachers Association at a dinner in Crystal manding general for tac- Fancies." Dr. Lettvin is also a Brook Inn, Rt. 35, Eatontown. In center is William Green- tical communications systems, specialist in sensory physiolo- wood, president of the Board of Education. Nicholas A. greeted the students. Irving A. gy and a senior psychiatrist on Balton presented the sympo- consultation at Boston Psycho- Codispoti was program chairman. (Register Staff Photo) sium's theme, discussing the pathic Hospital. importance of science in mod The three student papers to em living. Mr. Balton is chief be presented tomorrow are: of the Technical Plans and Op- New Superintendent erations Office in the com- mand's Institute for Explora- tory Research and chairman of Adult Basic Saturday Fur Event the symposium's executive Is Feted at Dinner committee. Study Course EATONTOWN - Anthony F. He and his wile, JoAnn Pal- Dr. Hans K. Ziegler, the Palmisano of 187 Whalepond misano, are parents of command's deputy for science RED BANK ONLY Eoad, Oakhurst, recently ap- two children, and chief scientist, opened to- Set in Gty day's session as program mod- pointed Eatontown school su- LONG BRANCH - Fifteen perintendent, was feted at a Table Talk erator and introduced the four students presenting papers. students have enrolled in a spe- reception in Crystal Brook Inn NAVESINK — In charge of cial class in adult basic edu- by the Eatontown Teachers As- reservations for a meeting and A total of seven papers and cation which starts Monday at sociation. tea of the Navesink Garden one standby were selected for 7:30 p.m. in the Spanish Fra- Mr. Palmisano replaced Pat- Club to be held April 2 in the presentation during the two-day ternity clubroom, 191 Broad- rick P. Parenty, who left to be- Presbyterian Church, Kiver symposium. Selection was on way, Thomas P. Maggio, pro- SUMPTUOUS MINK come superintendent of Mon- Road, Rumson, are Mrs. Ed- the basis of high scientific mer- gram director has announced. mouth Regional High School, win, Ludeman, Conover Lane, it and interest. Twenty - five papers had been submitted. Six classes, including five for New Shrewsbury. Middletown, and Mrs. Thomas the foreign-born who speak En- and BROADTAIL Born in Newark, Mr. Palmi- Gilmour, Kemp Ave., Rumson, Presentations today were by glish with varying degrees of sano graduated from Hillside A talk and demonstration on Donald Bartel, Red Bank High fluency and one for education- table setting will be presented School, "Experimental Stress High School and Newark State ally deprived native-born citi- I day only . . . tomorrow, in our Red Bank College. by Mrs. Carleton Vanderwark- Analysis by the Moire' Meth zens, are held Monday and He earned his master's de- er, New Canaan, Conn., a de- od;" Joseph Cama, Raritan Thursday evenings, September store, you'll find luxurioui mink and broadtail gree at Rutgers University and signer and free lance artist Township High School, "Elec- through May, in Long Branch furs at very special low prices. This is the per- studied advanced courses at who has presented flower ar- trical Anesthesia;" Russell High School. ranging programs on tele- Krug, South River High School, Columbia University, Seton The new class, aimed at pro- fect opportunity to purchaia the fur you've Hall and Rutgers. vision. "Evaluation of the Regional Ferrous Field by Electromag- viding instruction for Puerto been wanting for much less than you'd expect netic Absorption," and Kenneth Rican citizens who want to im- Halpern, Long Branch High prove their English, will be to pay. Use our convenient budget plan, if you School, "The Relationship Be- taught by Mrs. Gertrude Mann- tween the Respiration Rate heimer, elementary teacher in wish. Wear your fur while you pay for it • • • and the Succinate Dehydroge- the Broadway School, who is have it for Easterl nase Activity in Marine Orga- fluent in Spanish. nisms." It is hoped the new class will Special guest speaker for to- be expanded to two sections to day's session was Dr. William take care of the city's grow- . ..^ \ Hoffman of NASA's Goddard ing Puerto Rican population, Institute for Space Studies. Dr. Mr. Maggio said. Hoffman, a research physicist All classes, financed federal- What! Color In shirts? Blue? Geld? RED? spoke on "Infrared Astrono- ly under Title II B of the Eco- my." nomic Opportunity Act of 1964, A banquet tonight at the are offered free of charge. BRAVISSIMO! PLYMOUTH'S 2ND ANNUAL WIN-YOU-OVER SALE IS HERE! WITH MORE CARS, MORE MODELS. WIN-YOU-OVER PLYMOUTH FURYS, SATELLITES, BARRACUDAS AND VALIANTS WITH SPECIAL EQUIPMENT AT SPECIALLY REDUCED PRICES. BRAVISSIMOI OUR WIN-YOU-OVER SALE IS BETTER THE SECOND TIME AROUND I

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Recently, newspapers came out with " «*£«* The Long Branch City Council Councilman Samuel Teicher termed plaining that the federal government granted Highlands . made the right move in taking no ac- the spending program "top heavy" ?72,900 for the second stage of urban renewal. tion to reduce the school budget and said proposed spending for in- Whatever happened to flood control? Wouldnt it be there. creased administrative salaries should wonderful if the United States government 9Mto*™» money for improving our locks or «»od »*» be eyed carefully. There had been fears that council This to what we need, Mr. Taxpayer Before "J^**^ was prepared to make further reduc- There is no question that any let us take care of the home owner who has had this trouble tions in the Board of Education school budget can probably be re- for years. spending schedule. But, at a meeting duced — just as any municipal budget Two years ago, the U.S. Engineering Department came 8 this week, the governing body adopted can probably be reduced. to ourVwn 'and suggested a levee or dike for•our water- a resolution concurring with the $3,- But the fact remains that Long front. As chairman of the Planning Board at that time, I had never heard such a ridiculous statement! This sounded 0§6,883 to be raised by local taxation Branch schools can stand improve- so foolish, that the Mayor and Council let it die there, and for schools. ment — and it would not be in the there's been no further action for flood control. • However, there was still some best interests of the system or the Going back to urban renewal. Mr. Taxpayer, you should criticism of the budget — most of it city at this point to bring about any have something to say about this! Last year, Keansburgs coming from Councilman Henry R. further budget cuts. Education is an tax rate went up 21.1 cents due to urban renewal! Why? Because what they tore down and demolished was not Cioffi who declared it could be cut area that must be strengthened in the replaced: All those ratables were then passed on to Mr. another $50,000. city. Taxpayer Buildings were torn down three or four years ago What is left? Just bare land. Mr. Taxpayer, you owe it to yourself to drive over there and look at the situation. Middletown Government Change I would like to quote a very interesting item from the The change of government ques- none of the plans in the administrative Reader's Digest, from an article entitled "Exploding the Myths of Urban Renewal." tion has popped up again in Middle- code are suitable and move to place a "Has Urban Renewal been effective on a nationwide town — and there is a good possi- charter study commission proposal on scale? As yet, no city has been renewed by the program. bility that it may be submitted to the November ballot. Indeed, in its first 12 years the program failed to complete voters in November. a single large-scale project. And it now appears that 10 years In the past we have not supported • The issue is not a new one in Mid- will be-the completion time for the typical federal urban a government change. We believe, for renewal project. By that time, the entire basis on much dletown — mainly because of the lin- the most part, it is the people running THE REPORTER a program was started may have changed completely. gering feeling that the Township Com- the government who can make a suc- Thus, federal urban renewal is not the promised panacea mittee form of government has out- cess or a failure of it. And this has. for the deteriorating city." lived its usefulness dn such a growing been borne out in municipalities where The Presidential Scoreboard Let us not waste our tax dollars. municipality. George O. Dinkelacker voters have approved a change — only By JIM BISHOP Able,, experienced in domestic and for- The Middletown governing body to be disappointed in the result. You can't tell the players without a eign affairs. Tends to campaign in shadow this week appointed a five^member scorecard: of Dwight D. Eisenhower. Has better un- advisory committee to study the pro- But it is not our intention to rule LYNDON BAINES JOHNSON. Born derstanding * of office of chief executive One Point of Agreement than any other candidate except Lyndon posed administrative code, which con- out any possibility of a change of gov- near Stonewall, Texas, Aug. 27, 1908. The 39 McCampbell Road, Hill Country is part southern, part western. Johnson. Loyal to his party, even in de- ernment or a charier study commis- tains several possible alternates for School dropout. Ran off to California. Re- feat. Holmdel, N.J. a government change. The unit will sion. ' The advisory committee, con- turned, listened to mother Rebekah, who • * * To the Editor: submit a report of its findings by May sisting of members with a wide range begged him to "get an EUGENE J. MC CARTHY. Born Wat- Mr. Mark G. Crook's letter In The Register March 12 of thinking on the subject, is well education." Worked his kins, Minn., March 29, 1916. Bachelor of sheds welcome light on the problems In Vietnam. How- 1. ever, the reference to "a small noisy minority . . . willing qualified to review the situation. We way through' Southwest arts, St John's Universityj Minn., 1935. The Township Committee after re- State Teachers College. to actively hurt the morale of the men in the armed anxiously await their findings. Master of arts, University of Minnesota viewing the report could decide that Bachelor of science' de- 1939. Married Abigail Quigley June 1945. forces" is not clear. Many of the men in the armed forces gree, 1930. Children — Mary, Michael, Ellen, Marga- are going to vote November, and they will have to face the Taught school In ret. issues, including the question, about whether to continue the war. Will that hurt their morale? - ., : Support for the Boys Club Houston 1930-32. Secre- Taught in Minnesota public schools tary to Texas Congress- It is encouraging that Mr. Crook is "not so naive as It is'good to see such support "The time has come," Mr. Johnson 1935-1940. Professor of economic educa- man Kleberg 1932-1935. tion at St. John's University 1940-1942. to think that if the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese succeed . mounting for the Middletown Chapter said this week, "for us to realize that Studied law Georgetown Military Intelligence, 1944. Member 81st in their takeover, we will not be challenged elsewhere by . of t$e Boys Club of America — and it is not only the responsibility of our University. Married Clau- to 85th Congresses. U.S. senator from Communist forces." I am not so naive as to think that if . BISHOP dia Taylor Nov. 17, 1934. they are defeated, we will not be challenged elsewhere.: we Kope it continues. school and church organizations—but Minnesota 1958 —. Roman Catholic. Bought wedding ring at Sears: $2.98. Chil- Democrat-Farmers-Labor affiliation. He says he thinks the Vietnam war "may be preventing a William C. Johnson Jr., the or- it is the direct obligation of all of us dren: Lynda Bird, Luci Baines, both mar- • Temperate. Low-key campaigner. much larger war"; meanwhile, it is becoming a much, ganization's president, said more and to do our part in the community to ried. Never seeks the easy way. Handsome, larger war. more residents are giving their back- promote and help develop a foundan' Elected to fill unexpired term of Con- compassionate face is a political asset, But I agree in part with Mr. Crook's statement of the' ' ing to the group, formed to provide gressman James P. Buchanan, Re-elect?,, Seems to enjoy playing tortoise. objectives of the war. We are striving-to validate a conn • tion of good character, good citizen- S 1938-1948. His two heroes: FDR, Sam' character building activities for boys * ; * * mitment to defend the people of South Vietnam against ship and to recognize the opportunity Rayburn. U. S. senator 1949-1961. Young-, v in the township. • ROBERT FRANCIS KENNEDY. Born Communist aggTession so that they may live in a demo- for finding a place in society." est majority leader in U.S. history. Vice ill Boston; Mass., Nov. 20, 1925. Parents cratic society. North Vietnam has a similar commitment to There is no question that the Boys President 1961-1963. President Nov. 22, Joseph Patrick and Rose Fitzgerald Ken- defend the same people against imperialist aggression. The' Club provides a vital function in Mid- Two meeting places already have 1963 on assassination of John F, Kennedy. nedy. Served with USNR., 1944-46. Bache- United States and North Vietnam have apparently agreed dletown — a municipality that has been established for the club — one Elected President 1964. lor of arts at Harvard University, 1948; to resolve the conflict between these commitments by Commander U.S. Naval Reserve. ' doctor of laws at Virginia Law School, destroying South Vietnam. been troubled over the years by juve- in Lincroft and the other in Belford. Democrat. Christian Church. Known to 1951; doctor of laws at Assumption College, Very truly yours, ' nile problems. But many citizens But to carry on the work of the enemies as "the pro." Hard working, 1957; Mt. St. Mary's College 1958; Tufts have banded together to bring about Boys Club — community backing is tough boss. Home: Johnson City, Tex. University 1958; Fordham University 1961. Martin B. Brilliant greater opportunities and activi- needed in the form of financial con- RICHARD MILHOUS NIXON. Born at Married Ethel Skakel June 17, 1950. ties for the young people there. And tributions and positive support. This Yorba Linda, Calif., Jan. 9, 1913. Bache- Children — Kathleen, Joseph, Robert, Da- TODAY IN HISTORY lor of arts degree, Whittier College 1934; vid, Mary, Michael, Mary K., Christopher, the Boys Club program fits into the will help to carry on a program that doctor of laws, Duke University 1937. Mar- Matthew and Douglas. Counsel to Justice By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS effort. Is needed dn Middletown. ried. Patricia Ryan June 21, 1940. Chil- Dept.; counsel to Senate committees; at- dren: Patricia and Julie. torney general of U.S. 1961-1964. U.S. Today is the 89th day of 1968. There are 277 days left Elected 80th-81st Congresses. U. S. senator from New Ydrk 1965 —. Presiden- • in the year. , ' Little Silver's Science Triumph senator 1951-^953. Vice President 1953-1961. tial campaign manager for. John F. Ken- Today's highlight in history: . We commented here last week on record in bringing honor to their Nominated for President by Republican nedy 1960. Democrat. Author. Home: On this date in 1632, French and English claims in Party 1960. Lost by small fraction to John Glen Cove, N. Y. America were divided by the Treaty of St. Germain. the fact that Monmouth County high school system and themselves. It was •F. Kennedy. , Counsel to Pepsi-Cola. Now Appeals to students. Tends to divide On this date: school students scored so highly in the first time that Little Silver en- a partner in law firm of Nixon, Mudge, his world into "us and them." Waited un- In 1790, the 10th American President, John Tyler, was the Central Jersey Science Fair at tered the fair. Rose, Guthrie and Alexander. til McCarthy blazed primary trail before born. Director of Harsco Corp. Cmdr. in U.S. committing himself. Despises LBJ. Hints Rutgers. There were two grand prize Philip J. Ryser received a firsts In 1847, American forces under General Winfield Scott winners from the county this year — place while other top awards went to Navy 1942-46. Trustee of Whittier College. that if he is not nominated, he will split Member of Society of Friends. Author: Democratic Party. Clever campaigner occupied Vera Cruz, Mexico. a magnificent follow-up to the grand Linda A. Miller, Alan B. Scheffling, "Six' Crises," 1962. Office: 20 Broad St., with good writers. In 1867, the British Parliament created the .Dominion prize winner from here last year. and Kelhi J. Slater. New York City. All right, my friends. Pick one. of Canada. But we cannot let the occasion go There is a great deal of pride in In 1918, French Marshall Ferdinand Doch was named by without making mention of the Little Silver over their accomplish- YOUR MONEY'S WORTH chief of Allied armies in France in World War I. In .1943, during World War II, meat rationing began in achievement of four students from ments — and we join in congratulat- 6 the United States. Little Silver who set something of a ing the successful students. In 1932, vaudeville entertainer Jack Benny made his Cost of Living Rises Sharply radio debut as a guest on the Ed Sullivan program Ten years ago: Nikita Khrushchev was consolidating INSIDE WASHINGTON By SYLVIA PORTER Of course, there are special explana- his power after replacing Nikolai S. Bulganian as Soviet Among Vietnam's "war casualties" tions for most of the big price increases. premier. you can now count carrots and movie ad- 'For instance, mounting wages, labor and missions, green peppers and heavyweight materials shortages, skilled worker scarci- Five years ago: fire swept the Sherry Biltmore Senators Staying Neutral cotton coats, hospital rooms and laundry ties, adverse weather, legislation* such as hotel in Boston; leaving four persons dead and 26 injured By PAUL SCOTT On the other hand, the White House service. The pace of use in these items Medicare, etc. One year ago: The U.S. Central Intelligence Agency Among Democratic colleagues in the claims President Johnson has received m during the major Viet- was ordered to halt subsidies to private educational There are also special explanations for philanthropic and cultural groups. U.S. Senate, where they are best known, pledges of support from "at least" 38 of the nam buildup dwarfs that most of the price decreases, technological Senators Robert Kennedy, N.Y., and Eu- 64 Democratic senators, with another 10 of prices generally. Today's birthdays: Entertainer Paul Baily is 50 years advances, automation, government regula- old ballerina Diana Adams is 42. gene McCarthy, Minn., have been unable either leaning toward the President or still Since December, 1965, tion, intensified competition. to pick up any strong support for their undecided. shortly after the war * * * Thought for today: We think according to nature We presidential campaigns. * * . * buildup got underway, speak according to rules. We act according to custom- THE KEY POINT, though, is that the Francis Bacon, English writer, 1561-1626. Except for his broth- WISCONSIN PRIMARY - Despite this your overall cost of living Vietnam war has, as all wars do, created er, Edward Kennedy, poor showing among their colleagues so has jumped about 7 per enormous pressures on money, materials Mass., Bobby has so far far, both Senators Kennedy and McCarthy cent. Right now, consum- and manpower. It has established the won a pledge of support are hopeful the results of the April 2 Wis- er prices are rising at a background for higher prices across the only from Joseph Ty- consin primary — graveyard of many pres- close to 4 per cent annual board and set into motion forces which dings, Md. rate. idential ambitions in the past — will PORTER have spurred the extraordinarily steep in- Another colleague, change all that. But, as in all periods creases. It has made the few price de- Joseph Clark, Pa., has of inflation, the price rises are viciously creases in this period big news. It has promised Kennedy to re- The voting there will be viewed as a selective. To illustrate: significant test between the President and eroded the purchasing power of all the assess his support of Since December, 1965, the cost of tak- dollars you earn and save. President Johnson after "peace candidate" McCarthy, who will ing your child to visit a pediatrician has SCOTT have Kennedy's backing. As the following table shows, though, his own hotly contested risen almost twice as fast as the cost of the erosion of a "carrot dollar" has been primary is out of the way. If McCarthy should defeat President visiting a psychiatrist; Johnson, he will seek the active backing much deeper than that of a "movie dollar." McCarthy, despite his strong showing The prices of dairy products have Here are the top 15 consumer price casual- In the New Hampshire primary, has been of both Senators Proxmire and Nelson, jumped nearly twice as fast as the prices now "neutral." ties," compiled for me by the Bureau of even less successful. So far he has been of cereals and bakery products; Labor Statistics, during the Dec. 1965-Dec. unable to obtain the backing of a single Also Kennedy, who jumped into the * * * 1967 period: senator. Democratic race too late to have his name THE PRICE OF ONIONS has jumped Price rise, Most of the so-called Democratic on the Wisconsin ballot, is counting on a more than 30 per cent, but the price of Item Dec. 65-67 "doves" In the Senate, who normally would McCarthy victory to win him backing whiskey has risen only a modest fraction. Carrots 39.0% be expected to support Kennedy or Mc- , among the senators who support his views Among the slowest rising items, includ- Semi-private hospital rooms 35.8 Carthy because of their war views, have on Vietnam. ing both goods and services, in the 1965-67 Green peppers 35.7 gone "neutral" and decided against taking Regardless of who wins the Wisconsin period: electric bills, dog food, automatic sides in the growing Johnson-Kennedy-Mc- Private hospital rooms _ 32.6 primary, Senator Kennedy believes he will washing machines, vacuum cleaners, gas Onions _ ... _...30.1 Carthy confrontation. be the big winner. He is privately telling and electric stoves, laundry soap, handker- These "neutral" .senators Include J. Car coats (heavy, cotton) 26.2 other senators he will control that state's chiefs, nylons, diapers, wrist watches, Operating room charges 22.8 William Fulbright, Ark.; Philip A. Hart, delegation to the Democratic National Con- launderette costs, train and plane fares, Mich.; George McGovern, S.D.; Wayne Apples , 22.1 vention. golf balls, shaving cream, permanent Adult Indoor movie admissions ...19.8 Morse, Ore.; Frank Church, Idaho; William According to him, Patrick J. Lucey, waves and rugs. Proxmire, Wis.; Gaylord Nelson, Wis.; Canned tomatoes 19.4 former state chairman and a long-time And among the items which actually Street dresses _ 18.5 Warren G. Magnuson, Wash.; Walter V. Kennedy man, has enough influence to see Mondale, Minn.; Edmund S. Muskie, fell in price during this period; gas and Girl's handbags _ 17.5 that a majority of the delegates still to be telephone bills, vitamins, TV sets, refrig- Pediatrician's fees (office) 17.4 Maine; Albert Gore, Tenn.; Ernest flruen- picked by the state committee after the pri- eoh bu whQt

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I Much 29, MflJ THE DAILY REGISTER Foster to Zoners Refuse Permit For Addition to Plant To Association in a dwelling, ire College Set Monday OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Thedersized side yard setback leum Corp. for erecting * 588- FT. MONMOUTH - Joseph Zoning Board last night denied from Brielle Ave. and also an square foot addition to an ex- M zone. -LONG BRANCH - Edgar N. that the first of weekly courses Bergman, president of thea variance for an addition to undersized rear yard setback. isting Phillips service station The board granted a vari- Dinkelspiel of the Monmouth will be Monday in six area fire- Armed Forces Management As- an existing Mid-Eastern Elec- at Monmouth Road and Uird ance to Samuel and Evelyn tronics inc. plant at Sunset The Planning Board granted County Fire College announces houses. sociation said today the next St., located in a C-l zone. AWarm of 813 Roseld Ave. to and Brielle Aves., located in site plan approval for this ad- erect an addition to tb«ir At Cliffwood Fire Company, luncheon meeting will be held the Industrial zone. variance would constitute an dition March 11, but with the home, located In an B-3 K>ne. Chief Joseph Drew of Newark at Gibbs Hall, April 10 at noon. extension of a non-conforming Two Motorists The applicants were Patrick condition that the applicant re- The addition will contain a 221-. will discuss firefighting during Brig. Gen. Hugh F. Foster G. Strano of 3408 Sunset Ave., ceive a variance for the side use. Gas stations are prohibit- square foot room and a two- Jr., commanding reneral of t1"? Fined $10 Each civil disturbance. At the Inde- Wanamassa, local builder, and yard and rear yard setbacks. ed in the C-l zone. car garage, i A variance Is re- LONG BRANCH — Judge pendent Fire Company, Bel Army Communications Systems George W. Schueler of 808 Rt. Agency, will speak on "Man-35, Wanamassa, local realtor. Permit Favored The zoners also recom- quired because the Warm Vincent Agresti of Ocean Town- ford, Chief Albert Lopez of New agement for Mission Accom- They asked for permission to The zoners recommended mended that council grant a residence is situated on tn un- ship, silting for the last time ark will speak on rescue. At build a 4,800-square foot addi- dersized lot. before Judge Stanley Cohen plishment." that Township Council grant special use permit to Edward Sea Bright Fire Company Chief The Armed Forces Manage- tion to an existing 6,000-square J. Poteet Associates of 226 returns from vacation, fined foot building situated on a one- a variance to Kimber • Petro- Lost pet? Perhaps its finder two motorists in Municipal James Mulligan of Jersey City ment Association is a national Monmouth Road, an insurance acre tract. is looking for you in "I/>st & Court yesterday. will discuss use of water at organization dedicated to the Love privacy? Find what you agency. The applicant wants Kenneth A. Zomro of 450fires, and at Eatontown Fire improvement of management A variance would have been Found" in today's Classified required because the addition seek in "Houses for Sale" In to- to use three rooms covering a Broad St., Shrewsbury, was as-Company, Chief Dorninick Car- throughout the defense estab- Ads. Check nowl lishment. would be on a lot with an un-day's Classified Ads! total area of 437 square feet sessed $10 after pleading guilty dillo of Jersey City will talk o IN NEW POST — John D. to failure to keep right. Conway hat joined the Ster- Michael Hageman, 19, of 61the use of ladders. Second Ave., fcund guilty of At South Wall Township Firi ling Thompson and Associ- allowing passengers to ride in a Company, Chief Nicholas Fargi ates realty firm, Middle- Pflrt of his pickup truck not of Jersey City will discuss- ga; town. He formBrly was sales Intended for them, was fined masks, and at Marlboro Fire ?10. Judge Agresti reserved de- Company, Lt. Roy Cross o! director for Phalanx Farms cision on a charge of careless Westfield will speak on hydrau- in Colts Neck and was with driving. lics. Heining Realty, Inc., of Sea- side Heghts. He lives at 83 Portland Road, Atlantic CUSTOM KITCHEN Highlands, with his wife, the former Miss Emily E. Heil of Keyport. Patterson WIN A PONTIAC FIREBIRD Lei lit help you plan tht kitchen Re-enlists * liuiimiNothingg tIUo uuybuy. .vua Justi filIIIIl 11in1 thimiss Yes! I want to WIN a 1968 Pontiac Firebird hardtop coupe er bathroom of your choice. Tlw barn- tlfnl detail ond hondiomt workmamhlp of the* flno coupon and take it to any Scotts Name_ cabinet* will enhance the beauty and valuo of any fcomo. FREI ESTIMATES—CALL 842-4137 dealer listed in this ad by Address. April 30th CUSTOM BY nmni/i r City -State. J5p- INC KITCHENS DKIVIILL - OFFICIAL RULES I. On lhi>«ntrr bunk,« aj>la;« 3" < 5" pitw

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Muscle's Watermelon CERLIONE'S The Village Garden FREE Mrs. John Maclnnes, movie chairman, announced that the Center next showing would be Satur- Bar & Garden Center GREENHOUSES t INSTALLATION day, April 6, at which time 24 Cherry Tree Farm Rd.— • SAVE HOW OH OUR "HEAVY DUTY" "Rumpelstiltskin" would be presented, with a series of car- Route 36—291-0613 Route 35 — 264-3430 671-2022 toons. Mr. Fallon announced an art : SAMSON program will begin soon with RED BANK money received from federal COLTS NECK KEYPORT funds. The school science fair S WHITE ALUMINUM will be May 20-21. Jacobs Hardware Leonard Calandra, director Pleasant Valley Nursery Cliffwood Farm Market S COMBINATION WINDOW. of special services, spoke on 273 Shrewsbury Ave—747-4044 "Problems in Learning." Inc. Rout* 34—462-5252 WHITE 95 Camera Club Hance & Davis WHITE FULLY INSTALLED Route 35—566-4404 14 (mln. &) Hears Hawkins FAIR HAVEN INTERLAKEN - William W. 26 Shrewsbury Ave.—747-0103 • 15-year guarantee on paint finish Hawkins of Pemberton was Fair Haven Hardware LINCROFT guest speaker of this week's • Triple track • Fully weatherstriped meeting of the Shore Camera Lincroft Hardware SHREWSBURY Club in borough hall. 752 River Rd—747-9500 • Ctnhilivar hnr • NON-IINDING Mr. Hawkins showed a col- 657 Newman Springs Rd. — Lawes Coal Company lection of color transparencies • Maoiiizer oar • $CRHN FRAMI FIRST OR SECOND FLOOR INSTALLATION mostly devoted to wild flowers 751-7444 741-6300 also Fair Haven— (No Extra Charge for Stcene) Floor) to be found in New Jersey. HAZLET Some of his finds are report- 747-1030 "FREE MEASURING SERVICE edly extremely rare and were LITTLE SILVER WITH YOUR ORDER" thought to be extinct. Swartzel's Garden Following the presentation, Mr. Hawkins and an associate, Little Silver Lumber Monmouth Building FREE DELIVERY John W. Whittdker, .judged a Center Dolly and Saturday 8 A.M.-5:3O P.M. color transparency compe- Supply/ Co. Center WedNidoy and Friday 'III 9 P.M. tition. i Leonard Evenson of Ocean- 645 Holmdel Rd.—264-2211 777 Shrewsbury Ave.—747-5220 15 Sycamore Ave.—741-7800 port received two awards. Hon- • t orable mentions went to Ed- Jfowns^ ward Colodin, West Allenhurst, HOLMDEL VILLAGE The Bright Acre and Robert Clark, Red Bank. W. T. Grant Co. #782 32 BROAD ST. • 741-7500 • RED BANK 3 CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE Broad St. and Queen Anne Dr. • IUDSET • EASY CHARGE • FROWN'S CREDIT Clean up time means cash. Holmdel Village 531 Prospect Ave.—747-5663 Sell no longer needed household 747-5555 goods with a Classified Ad. Dial 41-6900 today! Hardware I Holmdel-Keyporr Rd—946-8228 Home Buyer M«»)d«y Nigfat THE DAILY BFfAWZH Friday, M*rervlsor for Burry Biscuit. Mr. Swan- ocratic heritage of freedom the sale of u, building lot on Me-Lie also negotiated this sale. CERLIONE' S Greenhouses Carter Av«., , Fair Haven, formerly Mr. and Mrs. George DtQraft and equality may continue owned by liisa Mary Nixon of Brook* have moved from Long Branch to 10 lyn, and purchased by Charles BowtaU Court. Mlddletown. formerly for us and free men every- Hermman, a local builder. Roger F. owned by Mr. and Mrs. William Ry- where," the mayor said. HWYe 35 (between HaxJet & Mlddletown) HOLM DEL Cozen* handled arrangements. den, who moved to South Bead. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brunhoelzl Mr. DaOraiC la a, hospital adminis- have moved from New York City, trator. The purchase was handled where Mr. Brunhoelzl la with Met* through Oeret Conover of Applebrook ropoHtan Life Insurance Company, to Agency. ISO Saat River Road, Rumion. Their Mr. and Mra. Henry A. Bcuyei daughter Joan will attend Rumson- r., from Louisiana, purchased a new OPEN SUNDAYS Fair Haven Regional High School, louie at 105 Nedshlre Drive. Middle, town, built by Llncroft Farms. Mr, Gcuyer Is with BeU Telephone Lab- oratories, Holmdel, and made the pur- 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. chase through Harden Crawford o! 'Learning Appltbrook. WED. and FRIDAY Festival' PHONI EVENINGS 142-21 SO CALL At Belford TODAY MIDDLETOWN - The Bel- SWARTZEL'S ford School PTA will sponsor a "Learning Festival" Monday FARM and GARDEN SUPPLIES through Wednesday in the school library. PAINTS and HARDWARE The festival will be open Scotts from 9 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. and Mr HOLMDEL RD. HAZLET from 8 to 11 p.m. Monday, and from fl a.m. to 2:45 p.m. Tues- * " 264-2211 day and Wednesday. Students, parents and the general public are Invited to browse and purchase educa- GUARANTEE IS JOIN THE LAWN tional material, which will in- clude magnifiers, viewers, sim- ple science experiments, dino- UNEQUIVOCAL REBELLION saurs, magnets, motors, spell- ing and number games, nature "Don't Be a Slave to Your Lawn" collections, history and geogra- SAVE IF FOR ANY REASON-INCLUDING ADVERSE WEATHER- phy activities and handicrafts. ON INSTALLID 11 «A. Proceeds will be used to buy CHAIN-LINK YOU ARE NOT PLEASED WITH SCOTTS PRODUCTS additional books for the library. FENCE FABRIC Mrs. Anthony Mazza is festi- DURING val chairman, assisted by Mrs. SEND SALES SLIP TO: MARCH Charles Ferguson and Mrs. Edwin Helwig. • FREE ESTIMATE • Mln. 100 ft. up to 48" HT. SCOnS-MARYSYILLE, OHIO-and REFUND • 3 YMI-I to Pay No time to travel? Why not • No Monty Down sell your business and realize • Payment! 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Ft. • Power Roll plans to free you from the tough jobs... at a ANNUAL "SOD GROWING" PROGRAM cost less than "do-it-yourself." The low prices SPRING LATE SPRING include labor and materials. And we promise WE WILL SPREAD SCOnS results you can see! Reseed Weed Control Fertiliu (20-10-10) Fertilize (20-10-10) INTKODUCTOKY SHCIAL LAWN CONDITIONING. SPECIAL TURF BUILDER and Pre>emergent Fertilize 38% U.F. • TO Win AIUTIOH • POWII lOLUNft Crabgrass Control Chinch Bug Control $0/195— • 'I«IUU1IOH I3I1I1O LAWN CHEMICALS (Tupersan) Power Roll $ Power Aerate '24 •*•*• AIHATIOH Complete 1Mb »M1 l,Wf H- * 39" Purchase must be 50.00 or more to be eligible. Power Roll ANNUAL •©miHIMtfW CAH" HOftlAM UTI srima SUMMIR PALL I turn AtrwlH • Fnrtr A*r*tlM • P««*r pir iq. fl. We Use Scotts Precision Spreader and Guarantee PtttlltialUP 1111a • r***il«t*..*!i*,<. UP* p'rtm.rtU.Vii.u-iii 4,000 Ill-IMS) • N.1.1 C.ltT.I I lHH

The warm, bright spring sun outlines branches of newly born pussy willow as through the ground burst forth the year's first crocuses and daffodils — a sure sign that spring is here at. last. Photo by Daily Register staff photographer Larry Perna. Community Events for April 1968

. Tuesday, April 23 Monday, April 1 Monday,April 8 Monday April 15 Red Bank (through April 25)-12:00 to W:00 Middletown—8:00 P.M.—Tops, Community Center. Middletown—8:00 P.M.-Tops, Community Center. Red Bank-8:00 P.M.-St. James Grammar School Card Party held at Red Bank Catholic High School audi- Bank Antiques Show and Sale at the Trinity Middletown-8:00 P.M.—Folk Music Workshop, Commu- Middletown-8:00 P.M.-Regular monthly meeting of torium. Parish House. W. Front Street nity Center. Keansburg Jaycees, Buck Smith's Restaurant, Palmer Middletown-2:00 P.M.-Senior Citizens. Community Cen- Middletown-8:00 P.M.-Model Airplanes, Community Ave. Middletown—8:00 P.M.—Tops, Community Center. ter. Center. Fair Haven—8:00 P.M.—Men's Volleyball, Knollwood Middletown-8:00 P.M.—Folk Music Workshop, Commu- Fair Haven-S:00 PJtf.-Men's Volleyball, KnoUwood School. nity Center. Little SiIver-12:30 to 3:00 P.M.—Senior Citizen! Group, St John's Parish Hall. Game party. School. Fair Haven-l:00 P.M.-Fair Haven Auxiliary to River- Fair Haven-8:00 P.M.—Men's Volleyball, KnoUwood Red Bank—Through April 28—Monmouth Museum Gal- view Hospital, Christ Church Methodist, Ridge Road. School. lery Exhibition entitled "Wild Flowers", 152 Broad Meeting. Wednesday, April 24 Street. Tuesday, April 16 Middletown-2:00 P.M.-Sen!or Citizens, Community Cen- ter. Tuesday, April 9 Tuesday, April 2 Middletown—2:00 P.M.—Senior Citizens, Community Cen- Middletown—8:00 P.M.—Intermediate Bridge Class, Com- ter. Red Bank-«:00 P.M.-Adult Softball Managers Meeting, munity Center. Middletown—2:00 P.M.—Senior Citizens, Community Cen- 51 Monmouth St. Anyone interested in entering a team River Plaza-8:00 P.M.—River Plaza PTA Annual Spring Fair Haven-8:00 P.M.-Women's Basketball, Knollwood ter." .- •;.••••••• "_.•••". • •• : • - • . in this summer's league should attend. ' Card Parry and Fashion Show, River Plan School all- School. Middletown-S:00 PJM.—Square Dancing, Community purpose room. s : : Middletown—1:00 P.M.—Senior Cltkens, Community Cen- Fair Haven—12:30 P.M.—St Margaret's Guild of the Center. " ' \ • ' •'" '• • ' ' ter. . Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion, Luncheon- Fashion Show "Summer Holidays at Home" at Old Middletown-*: 00 P.M.-Boy Scouts, Community Center. Wednesday, April 17 Orchard Country Club. Eatontown. Wednesday, April 3 Middletown—2:00 P.M.—Senior Citizens, Community Cen- Middletown—10:00 A.M. — Rug Braiding, Community Wednesday, April 10 ter. Center. ' Middletown-8:00 P.M.-Intermediate Bridge Class. Com- Thursday, April 25 Middletown—2:00 P.M.—Senior Citizens, Community Cen- Middletown—10:00 A.M.—Rug Braiding, Community Cen- munity Center. '•••'. . . • Red Bank-10:00 A.M.-Red Bank Senior Citizens Wom- ter. . •••',' ter. , . " • Middletown—7:00 PJM.-People to People, Community en's Club, 51 Monmouth St. Middletown—8:00 P.M.—Intermediate Bridge Class, Com- Middletown—2:00 P.M.—Senior Citizens, Community Cen- Center. „ „....' Middletown—10:00 A.M.—Art Class, Community Center. munity Center. ter. Fair Haven-8:00 P.M.-Women's Basketball, KnoUwood M!ddletowo-7:00 P.M.—Teenage Golf. Community Center. Fair Haven—8:00 P.M.—Women's Basketball. Knollwood Middletown—8:00 P.M.—Middletown Jr. Women's Club, School. Middletown—8:00 P.M.-IntroducUon to Flying, Commu- School. Community Center. nity Center. Rumson—12:30 P.M.—St, Mary's Guild of St George's- Middletown—8:00 P.M.—Intermediate Bridge Class, Com- Thursday, April 18 Middletown-8:00 P.M.—Adult Golf, Community Center. by-the-Rlver Episcopal Church. Meeting. munity Center. Red Bank-10:00 A.M.-Red Bank Senior Citizens Wom- Mfddletown-9:00 P.M.—Adult Golf, Community Center. Fair Haven-8:00 P.M.-Women's Basketball, KnoUwood Freehold—10:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M.—Community Services en's Club, 51 Monmouth St . Council for Monmouth County—11th Annual Conference School. American Hotel. Middletown—10:00 A.M.—Art Class, Community Center. Friday, April 26 Middletown—7:00 P.M.—Teenage Golf, Community Cen- Red Bank-8:00 P.M.—Red Bank Junior Rifle Club. Fort Thursday, April 11 • • ter: ' • -? ;.,. . Monmouth Rifle Range. Thursday, April 4 • Red Bank-10:00 A.M.-Red Bank Senior Citizens Wom- Middletown—8:00 P.M.—Introduction to Flying, Commu- Middletown—7:30 P.M. —Drama Workshop, Community nity Center. Red Bank-10:00 A.M.-Red Bank Senior Citizens Wom- en's Club, 51 Monmouth St Center. en's Club, 51 Monmouth St. • Red Bank—7:30 P.M.—Women's Sports Night, Mechanic Middletown-8:00 P.M.—Adult Golf, Community Center. . Middletown—8:00 P.M.—Duplicate Bridge Club, Commu- Red Bank—7:30 P.M.—Women's Sports Night, Mechanic Street School. Mlddletown-9:00 P.M.—Adult Golf, Community Center. nity. Center. Street School. Middletown—10:00 A.M.—Art Class. Community Center. Middletown—10:00 A.M.—Art Class. Community Center. Middletown—7:00 P.M.—Teenage Golf, Community Ceriter. Friday, April. 19 Saturday, April 27 Middletown—7:00 P.M.—Teenage Golf, Community Center. Middletown—8:00 P.M.—Introduction to Flying, Commu- Red Bank-8:00 P.M.-Red Bank Junior Rifle Club, Fort Red Bank—Fishing Derby, Mohawk Pond, Memorial Middletown—8:00 P.M.—Introduction to Flying, Commu- nity Center. \ Monmouth Rifle Range. Park. Boys and Girls 13 years and under 1:00 to 10:00. Teenagers (14 to 18 years old) 10:00 to Moon. nity Center! Middletown—8:00 P.M.—Adult Golf Community Center, Middletown—7:3Center." . 0• P.M.—Dram^ .....a. Workshop.... ___. . , Communit^...... y Mlddletown-8:00 P.M.—Adult Golf, Community Ceriter. 7 ; Mlddletown-9:30 A.M.-Track Clinic, High School Athlet- Middletown—9:00 P.M.—Adult Golf, Community Center. ic Field. Middletown—9:00 P.M.—Adult Golf, Community Center. Middletown—8:00 P.M.—Duplicate Bridge Club, Comrmh W. Long Branch—7:30 P.M.—Monmouth Mineral & Gem nity Center. Middletown—12:00 Noon—Boys Gymnastics, Middletown Atlantic Highlands—8:00 P.M.—Atlantic Highlands' Auxil- Club, regular, meeting at Shore Regional High School Township High School Gym. iary to Bayshore Community Hospital will meet A Sea cafeteria. All interested persons welcome. Scout Building. Wig demonstration by Mr. Shoemaker Saturday, April 20 Middletown-12:15 P.M.-String Instrument Workshop, of Melody Wigs at 9:00 P.M. Public is welcome. Community Center. Friday, April 12 Middletown—9:00 A.M.-Jaycees Safe Driving Clinic, Middletown-l:00 P.M.-Girls Gymnastics, Middletown Community Center. Township High School Gym. . Friday, April 5 Middletown—7:30 P.M.—Drama Workshop, Community Middletown—12:00 Noon—Boys Gymnastics, Middletown Middletown—2:00 P.M.—Teen Canteen, Community Cen- Center. • . , , Twp. High School Gym. . r- Red Bank-8:00 P.M.—Red Bank Junior Rifle Club, Fort ter. Monmouth Rifle Range, Middletown-8:00 P.M.-DupUcate Bridge Club, Commu- Middletown-12:15 P.M.-String Instrument Workshop, nity Center. Community Center. Middletown—8:00 P.M.—Lancers Dance, Community Cen- Middletown—7:30 P.M.—Drama Workshop, Community ter. - . - '•;• Center. Mlddletown-8:00 P.M.-Coast Guard Auxiliary, Commu- Middletown—1:00 P.M.-Girls Gymnastics, Middletown nity Center. Twp. High School Gym. Fair Haven-8:00 to 11:00 A.M.—Fishing Derby, McCarttT' Park, Ages 5-14 years. Middletown-8:00 P.M.—Duplicate Bridge Club, Commu- Middletown—2:00 P.M.—Teen Canteen, Community Cen- nity Center. ','•'.'• ter. " Navesink-9:30-3:30-Rummage Salt—St Martha's Guild, Saturday, April 13 Middletown—8:00 P.M.—Lancers Dance, Community Cen- All Saints Episcopal Church. ter. Saturday, April 6 Red Bank-10:00 A.M.-Easter Egg Hunt, Memorial Park, Children between 2 and 11 years oil Middletown—9:00 A.M.—Monmouth County Hunt Horse Sunday, April 28 Middletown-12:00 Noon-Boys Gymnastics Class. Middle. Show at Tricorn Farm. town Township High School Gym. Mlddletown-10:00 A.M.-Eaiter Egg Hunt, Bodman Park. Middletown—2:00 P.M.—Lancers Practice. Middletown—12:15 P.M.—String Instrument Workshop, Middletown—10:00 A.M.—Eaiter Egg Hunt, Harmony Middletown-8:00 P.M.-Drama Workshop, Community Community Center. Playground. Sunday, April 21 Center. Middletown—12:15 P.M.—String Instrument Workshop, Middletown—2:00 P.M.—Lancers Practice, Community Middletown-l:00 P.M.-Glrls. Gymnastics, Class, Middle- % Center. Mlddletown-10:00 A.M.—Bayshore Companion Dog Club' town Township High School Gymnasium. Community Center. AKC sanctioned OA match. Bodman Park. ' Middletown-2:00 P.M.-Artist of the Month, Administra- Middletown—2:00 P.M.—Teen Canteen. Community Cen- Middletown—2:00 P.M.—Teen Canteen, Community Cen- tion Building. Hazlet-10:O0 A.M. to 10:00 P.M.-SI. Benedict's 4th An- ter. ter. nual Antique Show, Hillcrest Road. Middletown—8:00 P.M.—Community Orchestra, Commu- Middletown—8:00 P.M.—Lancers Dance, Community Cen- Mldd|etown-8:00 P.M.-Lancers Dance, Community Cen- nity Center. ter. ter.' Monday, April 29 Fair Haven—9:00 A.M.—Easter Egg Hunt, McCarter Red Bank-8:00 P.M.-Men's Volleyball, KnoUwood Monday, April 22 Sunday, April 7 Park, Prizes for ages 7 and under. School. Middletown—8:00 P.M.—Tops, Community Center. MIddletown-7:30 P.M.-Community Orchestra Concert, Middletown—2:00 P.M.—Lancers Practice, Communily Sunday, April 14 Middletown—8:00 P.M.—Economic Development Commis- Middletown Twp. High School Auditorium. Center. sion Meeting, Community Center. Middletown-8:00 P.M.-Tops, Community Center. Middletown—8:00 P.M.—Community Orchestra, Commu- Middletown—2:00 P.M.—Lancers Practice, Community Fair Haven-8:00 P.M.—Men's Volleyball, Knollwood nity Center. • Center. School, Tuesday, April 30 Fair Haven—8:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M.—Fair Haven First Middletown—8:00 P.M.—Drama Workshop, Community Little Silver—1:00 P.M.—Springtime Bridge, Dessert, St. Middletown-2:0O P.M.-Senior Citizens, Community Cen- Aid Squad, Annual Pancake and Sausage Breakfast. Center. John's Parish House, Point Road.

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i Man Acquitted In Assault Case Mullaney Hits Report On Disorder FREEHOLD — A Belmar Plaintiffs were represented has been found in- by Frank Goldstein, Asbury Roe Urges NEPTUNE — H. William kept," Mr. Mullaney people in the ghetto get Into of assault charges by Park. The defendant was re- Mullaney, campaigning for the dded. • private enterprise," the can- trial jury ' before County presented by Thomas Shebell Republican congressional nom- He urged a larger role for didate said. ' Judge M. Raymond Mr- Jr., Ashnry Park, Reservoir Sites Acquisition ination in the Third District, rivate enterprise in rebuilding "We must not continue jowan. attacked the President's Com- ities, providing jobs and con- suggesting to slum dwellers Charles Reeves, 30, of 1329 New Member TRENTON — Acquisition of :al investments when for all In- ments literally covers the wid- mission on Civil Disorders hi a tracting housing and de-that they need only wait for Helrose Ave., had been HAZLET - Mrs. John Yat- reservoir sites on the Mana- tent and purposes they haveest possible elements of therecent speech in the Green Par- lared that "the vast programs federal housing, jobs and a •charged with two counts of sko was welcomed as a new sqaan Hiver to assure future long since been totally com- 're-birth' of our state. rot Restaurant. commission proposed are federally guaranteed income," |assault with a deadly weapon. member at a recent meeting of water supplies in Momnouth otthe answer to the economic Mr. Mullaney stated. He was charged with at- mitted and in a large measure "Of all of these priorities, no Scoring the commission for the Raritan Women's Demo- County has been urged by used up. matter how we equate or mea- "blaming last summer's riots roblems of the Negro. Jobs, tempting to use a knife on cratic Club. ousing and all the things of No.longer needed machinery •Pauline Gallagher, 611 lflth Robert A. Roe, commissioner "In face of the desperate cap- sure our future investment — on everyone except the A special meeting of the club of conservation and economic ital needs of the people of this by whatever standard applied the rioters," "Mr. Mullaney ie better life will come about sells fast. Phone 741-6900 today |Ave., and Donald Menk, 155 to place an action-producing 5th Ave., both Belmar, on July will be held on Tuesday at 8:30 development. state, expediency in the interest — short of the air we breathe, criticized it for "failing to note nty when private enterprise 112. p.m. in the home of Mrs. AI In a statement to the special of partisan politics or vested there is no element more basic that the inflated rhetoric of the ets into the ghetto and theClassified Ad! Frank, 6 Cove Rd., Hazlet. capital improvements commit- interests can simply just not be or critically essential to theWar on Poverty, with its hints tee, Mr. Roe declared: tolerated. sustenance and life of our peo- of overcoming the evils of cen- "To effectively service the "In attempting to establish ple and the economic vitality turies over night, contributed rapidly increasing growth of priorities, it is fully recognized of this state than the quantity to the cause of the riots. AUCTION SALE that the order of magnitude of and quality of our water sup- Monmouth County, we must Im- 11 "One thing that is worse COMPLETE LIQUIDATION-AUTO PARTS and SUPPLIES - our capital investment require- ply. than not keeping a promise is to b« told on premises mediately acquire these lower and upper Manasqiian River making a promise that cannot ATLANTIC SUPERAMA AUTO CENTER sites." N. J. R». 35 and Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury, N. J. C.B.S. The commissioner also de- Tourtillott Addresses Locottd In Atlantic Suparamo Shopping cmUr, across from Ft. Monmoulh clared: AC A Seeking Funds THE CHARLES M. MERCER CO., AueHoneert "The ever-increasing exodus GOP in Oceanport SUPERMARKET SILL ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3,1968 AT 10:30 A.M. of people and industry from the For Taxation Battle OCEANPORT — Retired $30,000 STOCK AUTO PARTS, ACCESSORIES. OIL, CHEMI- urban centers into the suburban Army Col. Raymond R. Tour- 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG CALS. GARAGE EQUIPMENT. TIRES. SHELVING. FIXTURES. and rural areas is creating an MIDDLETOWN-The Ameri- directly affect commuters. Hoy tillot, speaking to the Ocean- MOTORCYCLES. CHROME ACCESSORIES ever-mounting pressure on, our can Commuters Association Goodman, finance director of port Republican Club, dis- Parts and Supplies: Chrome wneei covers, olr cleanifH and oil alps/ WEEKEND SPECIALS! (nag vrtieels, ml, olr ond g« fitters, fuel pumps, rebuilt oarfcuretors, natural resources along with, has moved out to build resourc- New York City, has indicated cussed "A Citizen's Responsi- Morwj, B«ne«itor», voltooe ne*julat»re, brotae aow, Exlde and Autollt» the enormous competition for es to keep up the fight against bility for National Defense." A taJfcrlCT, Momtiount mufflers ond pipes, Victor bells ond hoses, torn. that the city tax on commuters '*** Ignition, new fines, At/toMie, Oiomploo and AC plum, battery the use of our land. It clearly New York City and state non- should be doubled. It is there- question and answer period £2?"?,'..WK*}'1' |OP "VC'prSf wlieol jyllnder kits, master cyl- I| WI> wln llrl() brings into sharp focus the deli- resident commuter taxes. followed. for STEW 39'* J&. ' ** «»*« M*. wiper Mo*s, bulbi. n«, steering fore clear that our efforts have vrfwelt, creepem, shock spring tax wosti brushes, s«iM beams, mir- cate balance between conserva- Bernard M. Mitzner, of taken on an even more sigriifi ' Plans were discussed for the ror*, seat cushions, fkwr mats, speaker kits, Motorola cor radios, Borg- summer barbecue. warmr Kpe players, < way fKrener units, host clumps, flashlight bot- tion and economic development Middletown, urged the ACA's cant role. DAISY HAM 39* terles, ontennnB, booster cobles, battery cables, lowering Wts, water and the vital necessity of the buckets, gas cans, shifting kffi, tiro chains, hew) rests, E-Z Ride shocks, 7,000 members to pay up re- The ACA has been extreme- rtms, glass pack mufHens, Ufta pipes ond kits, air, oil and gai gouow, interrelationship of the two ob- newal dues and keep the tax throne ooceHorle*, UloiDte, nuts and .bolts, etc ly active in other commuter Fine and Suspension ClHfnlcati: J-Wmc, Presume, Turtle Wax, Simonize, Vlsto, Johnson, Blue jectives. fight going. problems, especially transpor- CHUCK ROAST 49* Coml waxes Bid polishes. Marvel, STf>, CD2, Shtrter, Cosltt, DuPont, Ordered by Crowell Bamahl, HolllngsJieod, Pyrol ordltlves, gunk, motoroll, ATF toudi-up and "We must once and for all "We are pledged to an ex-tation. We have been intimately •proy, poWt, sponoes, polish cloths. Dry Gas, ether, tlilcone spray, hand FAIR HAVEN - Acting Mu- cleaner, etc. firmly establish and understand pensive law suit which is ininvolved with rail and bus mat CHICKEN 29* the basic difference between middle stages," he said. "I ters. There is little doubt that nicipal Court Judge Whitney tkycle tlrw, tubes, seats, plastic filler kits, etc. Crowell yesterday imposed a Motorcycles: 18 new (In carton) Kowceaka J-l B5oq cycles. the day-by-day cost of provid- believe it will be successful, but we have given assistance to Oarage Equipment: Lea Boy- Lift, Walker l'/i ton lack, 5 hp air com- ing the current essential needs it will take time and the legal 530 fine and a 30-day license FRESH CALAS 39* pressor, 2 tori floor lock, Coals tine chroger, wheel balancer and weights, commuters from many areas. suspension on John F. O'Con- lack stands, hwncullc lodes, vice, orsdslng equipment, hydraulic lift, of our people, and at the same talent we have employed is how«, bond rools, etc. time we must understand the not inexpensive! "We hope you find the en-nor of 500 Red Hill Road, OHIO EqulpmMt: s electric National cash registers, desks, choi™, fie closed reading material of in-Holmdel, for speeding. PORK CHOPS 49* cabinet, counters, shelving, etc. vital necessity of investing in "We have to keep going and terest, and that you are satls- James Blount, 163 Catherine INSPECTION - TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1MB, »:J0 a.tni to 4 p.m. our future growth and develop- therefore we will need the legal TERMS-Costi deposit. Bal. In cash or orllfled dude same day removal. ment. ied with our progress. We ad- St., Red Bank, was fined $28 EYE ROUND 69* help. mit that we have a Herculean for speeding, and William Bos- THE CHARLES M. MERCER CO., AUCTIONEERS "We can no longer afford the Asking his members to paytask before us, but we are con- singer, First St., Atlantic High- 180S PRINCETON AVENUE, TRENTON. N. J. luxury of continued procrasti- new. dues, Mr. Mitzner said: ident that we shall ultimately lands, was fined $20 for care- FRESH HAM 49* Phone (60?) 396-1711 nation and attempt to survive "During the past few weeks Mtmtxr New Jeney stole society ol Auctloniert on the Droductivitv of nast rani- the commuter to New York is being faced with renewed prob- lems insofar as taxes are con- cerned. New York State has in- dicated that its income tax will have to be increased approxi- mately 20 per cent which will Steinbach Starts Explorer Post OAKHURST — Michael Slo- vak, president of Steinbach Co., Inc., reported that his firm has joined the scouting family by initiating a specialty Explorer C Post. i LESS THAN M*> YOU CAN FEED The program of the post will 1 consist of all phases of retail- ing, merchandising, advertising ONE SO. YARD (9 S* ft.) OF TOUR LAWN WITH and marketing.' The post was organized by AMERICA'S FAVORITE FERTILIZER... Joseph Levinos of Neptune, with a committee comprised of William Madden, OaktiiiTst, TURF BUILDER chairman; Andrew Eoppoli, Spring Lake~ Heights; Phillip COVERS 15,000 SQ.FT. Wilson, Brick Township; • Ibkei gran aukiplr _—M ^-—^^ Mf George Anderton, Spring Lake. The post adviser is Sigmund .r-^ M A45 KishowsH, Ocean Grove. bonding ennua tat- •• The charter members of the touted feeding, keep* •• (rut greener longer •• post are George Langbein. 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Meet the New York Life representatives who will serve you ' Dial-amolic rate letting for fall through the new Monmouth General Otfice coverage. Etut Waiaunl finish. TULIBACKI HONORED — ASBURY PARK FREEHOLD MANASQUAN RED BANK Maj. Bornard F. Tulibacki Harry N. Caplan Joseph Ettenberg Joseph Racioppi Morris Westerman, CLU. was prosonted the Army 18" SPREADER Leroy Garrabrant Jarvis Robinson Harry Rosenberg TOMS RIVER Commendation Medal by BRICK TOWN REG. 19.95 LAKEWOOD Frank Sherman Gordon Frost Brig. Gon. Thomas M. Sanford Taubenkimel Arthur Merkin.C.LU. MIDDLETOWN Richard Powers ENGLISHTOWN James Royle Robert Ramos Art Sawyer Rionii, commandant to the M" AUTOMATIC Abe Cohen Bernard Scop NEPTUNE Thomas Schettlg Signal School, Fort Mon- SPREADER FAIR HAVEN LITTLE SILVER James Elias WEST LONG BRANCH mouih, for outstanding ter- Magdalena M. Priebe Irving Levlnsky Bruce S. Hunt Armand Stramesl REG. H95 vico in Thailand while serving LONG BEACH ISLAND POINT PLEASANT Robert Beer Donald Kaltschmidt WHEN PURCHASED WITH ANY SCOTTS PRODIKT with tho Army Strategic Communications Facility in

Bang Pla. Maj. Tulibacki ROUTE 35 - MIDOLETOWN lives with his wife, the for- New York Life Insurance Company mer Poggy A. Corcoran of OPEN DAILY 9:30 A.M. 'TIL 10 P.M. Life, Group and Health Insurance, Rod Bank, and hit two torn S'lN.* 10 A.M. 'TIL ( P.M. Robort and David at 42 Annuities, Pension Plans. * For talc allowed by law. Frodoric Drive, Oakhursr, 12—Friday, Mwch 29, 1968 THE DAILY REGISTER Marble footers, Top Spinners Fade 150 Boys, Girls to Participate Teen Page In Church Friendship Project shi. p program fo#„r- 19701070, " RED BANK — One hundred tween youth groups of various First Presbyterian Church 'Shore Lines' Edition 'lfty boys and girls aged 15 countries. members formulating plans for "'• ind over, 14 of them from the In Scotland, a varied and in- local participation in this year's first Presbyterian Church here, teresting program of Scottish Operation Friendship are Wil- Published at Regional .vill participate- this summer hospitality will get under way liam G. Wall, 47 Stephenville: in Operation Friendship, offer- in August. This will include an Blvd. Middletown, represent WEST LONG BRANCH- The work is introduced by ing overseas travel oppportuni- introductory orientation into tative to the state committee;, Joseph Capoferri announces the William Fitzpatrick's descrip- ies to young people aged 15 the Scottish scene, more than Hubert M. Farrow Jr., 93 Wil- publication of the fifth annual tion, "To the Shore." Judy ind over, Dr. Charles S.. Web- a week's stay in a typical Scot- low Drive, Little Silver, chain edition of Shore Lines, a mag- W a 11 a c k ' s contribution is ;ter, minister, announced to- tish city, a week-long visit to man of the local chapter; John- lay. a rural or Highland commun- azine which includes the origi- among the offerings of Haiku. P. Heggie, 9Z Willow Road(., nal literary effort of students Other contributions include po- The aim of Operation Friend- ity, and an international youth New Shrewsbury, vice chair- ship, originally initiated in clan gathering, as the grand of English and world literature etry, book reviews, essays, man of the local chapter; Mrs. r at Shore Regional High School. character studies, maxims and icotland in 1965, is to es- finale. H. Ralph Pemmerl, 9 Coronet This year's edition is a co- philosophical interpretations. :ablish international under- Much sightseeing is sched- Ave., Lincroft, secretary; Jo-: operative venture which was The latter in a section entitled standing among youth. uled, including visits to Edin- seph F. Bryan, 254 Arnold St., designed and coordinated by 'What's it all About?" presents According to Dr. Webster, burgh, Glasgow, Loch Lomond, Oceanport, treasurer; John V. Charles Burton. Its publication the four Greek philosophies: .he benefits of the program the offshore Scottish islands Crowell Jr., 11 Laurelwood encompasses the work of the Skeptic by Elaine Ott; Stoic arc not limited to those re- and other places of cultural Drive, Little Silver, publicity students of photo lithography by Craig Rothfuss; Sophist by ceived by the young people who and historic significance. Meet- ings'wiU also be arranged with chairman; Mrs. Earl W. Main, under the direction of John Laurel Praet, and Epicurean by travel abroad. Operation 186 South Lake Drive, Middle-, Beekman, and the students of Joy Praet. Friendship, a group venture ciciviv c leaders and Scottish per- lii d informal dis- town, accommodations and vis- printing, supervised by Gus Other literary contributors In- where individualism is chan- sonalities, and itation chairman; Mrs. Robert neled, is tied directly with com- to exchange Stoll. Miss Patricia Normile clude Toby Sachs, Sue Maurer, cussions held W. Gorsuch, Chapel Hill, At- MARK ANNIVERSARY — Observing fourth anniversary of Medical Explorers at River- munity life. ideas. served as typist. Gail Iamello, Anne Reaves, lantic Highlands, fund-raising view Hospital, Red Bank, are, left to right, Dr. Franklin Reed, radiologist; Pete Noble, "The same Operation Friend- Lynn Cartwright, Nancy Designed to stimulate youth chairman; G. J. Sterling ship committee now making Schultz, Robert Weigel, Eve- 17, Red Bank; Jim King, 16, Atlantic Highlands, and Phil Staffs, 16, Middletown. leadership on a world scale, Thompson Jr., 50 Handy Boy. RBC Classical League plans for young people from lyn Maurer, Michael Flaherty, {Register Staff Photo) with no religious, racial or po- Ct., Middletown, fund-raising, our church to visit Scotland in Beady for Convention Steven Craig, Wayne Johnson, litical lines of demarcation, the co-chairman; also four repre- August, will host young dele- Ginny Pascucci, Laurel Lee, project will do everything in sentative youth delegates, Mis; CRANFORD - Representa- its power to make the ideal of gates from other lands, here Ray Brush, Jolene Robinson, Jane A. Hardaway, 17 Oakes: tives from the Red Bank Cath- world peace, a reality. in the Red Bank area during Rosanne Giordano, Cyndy Len- Three Youths Road, Rumson, Miss Nancy A. olic chapter of the Junior Clas Riverview's Explorers the summer of 1969," Dr. nox, Tony Chimento, Tim After this international ren- Farrow, 93 Willow Drive, Little sical League met here for their Webster explained. "The fol- Barnes, John McCuiston, Paul dezvous, youth initiative will be Silver; James Richard, 4 Sil- spring conference with other Join Corps tested by the number of con- lowing year, we will again be DeFilippo, Robert Whichello, verwhite Ave., Little Silver, New Jersey chapters. Arrange- Observe Anniversary tacts made, and the number of eligible to send our young peo- Stephanie Federici and Gary and David W. Main, 186 £ ments were drawn up for the Operation Friendship styled ple to a foreign country, ar Chanowich (67). RED BANK — Riverview Boy Scouts of America. Con- In Red Bank Lake Drive, Middletown. league's annual convention at Hospital's Medical Explorers inuing as adviser is Dr. visits under consideration be- part of the Operation Friend Cherry Hill High Saturday, Art credits go to Kathy Bry- Stephen J. Dubel, associate at- RED BANK - S. Sgt. John observed their fourth anniver- Sheehan, Marine Corps recruit- April 27. an, Jesse Brand, Terry Petillo, sary with a double celebration tending in the department of Red Bank Catholic Leaguers Theresa Anastasia, Elaine held last week. The Explorers medicine. er at 19 Monmouth St., has an- present with Sister Mary Lo- Spafford, Sharon Topp, Donald are young men of high school Explorers serve as volun- nounced the enlistment of High School Math Society Offers retto, chapter sponsor, were Prout, Michael Palumbo, Kath- age who explore medical and teers under supervision In the three Monmouth County men Bernadette Longo, Mary Jane leen Harrison and Barbara health careers and give volun- emergency department on the The three young volunteers Drury and Edward Whitford. Slovak. teer service1 to the hospital. nursing units assisting physi- are presently undergoing re- Students Free Tutoring Service cians and nurses. cruit training at the Marine and one semester of more t Miss New Jersey Pageant. (Pa.) College's Vira I. Hein Cadctte, and is secretary of leading, with emphasis on of the Episcopal Youth Con-i The title of Miss Jersey City scholarship for study abroa Senior Panorama Troop 444,- cheerleading. grcss. She sings In the choir, t State is accompanied by a $500 this summer. Hazlet. scholarship. Miss McPherson, an Englis She participated in the major at Waynesburg, plans "BEFORI YOU KNCW IT. your •kin It Other scholarships will also Gypsy Wagon Unit while at eltar. Y«i, when yon us* CI«arPI« at be awarded to the first and use the scholarship to travi resident camp and has been on nlghf and again In th» morning, I find second runners-up. A total of and study in England. day and overnight camping my complexion problemi char up In no 35 girls entered the contest. Her activities at Wayncsburj trips at Camps Nomoco and tlrno." have included student counc:" Sacajawea, as well as on ClearPltx il 4h« wonderful n«w product TEEN DANCE TONIGHT religious life committee, coi campouts with her family. MUSIC WORKSHOP — Students rohearso at first in series of chamber music work- thit cltari compUxioni. U« ptUntod UNION BEACH — The Teen vocations committee, splritu; She earned beginner and in- formula actually «t«rv»s ugly ilcin blam- shops to further group playing of amatour musicians, sponsored by the Chamber Mu- Canteen will sponsor a dance emphasis committee, SNARE, termediate swim certificates. iiUi by drying up tin oils that bltmlihti sic Soc'ety of the Monmouth Arts Foundation, in the Old Mill, Tinton Falls. Left to in the Memorial School gym on freshmen guides and Operatlo Girl Scout trips have taken her food on. Developed by a leading darma- Upswing. She Is a member c tologiit, ClaarPlm it gutrantaed to work rghr are, seated Luther Pitt, Atlantic Highlands; Mrs. Sophie Frankonfold, Atlantic MorningKide Ave. tonight from to Washington, D.C., Atlantic or your monay back. Available at lead- 7 to 10. Music will be provided Sigma Kappa sorority and Si| City and Smithvillc. Her troop Highlands; Ken Helman, Freehold; Pat Jonei, Freehold, and Deniie Perks of Howoll f ing Druurug Storai without a preicrlption, by The Tcburys. All high school ma Tau Delta, honorary Ei adviser Is Mrs. Peter Molloy. Photo by Pati Photo Sirvlca DIANI NOOLOWI •ad tank H. I. Townsh students aro Invited. L fraternity. Prior activities cover three \ iver I f\ I' Church Hall Calendar DAILY REGISTER Friitr, Much 29, 1968-13 'Grerman Requiem? Services in County Churches Atlantic Highlands Little Silver New Shrewsbury EHHANUAI. BAPTIST EMBURY METHODIST Bc Atlantlo Highlands Little Silver Scheduled Sunday Honrlsg worablp service wUl ba at Rev. Sanford M. Haaer win preach New 11 o'clock and tti« evening ewvlca at and conduct Ui« moralag worship ser- Sunday eervice wtt be at i:» and 7:30 Rev. Richard Shaw il putor. vice at 11 a-m. Sermon Topic: "Tne «:*> a.m. The Rev. baac C. Rotto- BANK — The Oratorio church hall following 8 a.m. The Rev. John GteUs will apw* at Muter Key of LUe." berf la putor. The Rev. Oawga M. UM evening service. ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL Wateoa, will conduct aervtcea. Choir of the First Presbyterian Little Silver LUTHER MEMORIAL LUTHERAN Church will present an English FIRST METHODIST Service* (unity will be Holr Corn (MUeeeut Syaaa) Brother H. Michael Corry, Atlantic Highlands miatca at t and Uorolnc Prayer and New Shmabury rendition of "A German Re- chairman of the modem langu- Morning worship will Da »eM at Sermon at 1ft a_m. with the Rev. An- Morning aervlca at 10:» in. Rer. «1 a.m. Rev. Hamy Van (elver Is drew Van DyUe ofHolatlnf. Donau L. Bl>» will officiate. quiem" by Johnannes Brahms age department at Chris- part*, lit, OKtge Johnson win mMk ETHICAL CULTURE rELLOWmr on Sunday at 4:80 p.m. in the tian Brothers Academy, Lin- on "Not My Will." New Shrewabury mar PBESBrTEIUAH Long Branch Sarvlcee at 10:43 a.m. In tha sanctuary. AUutlo BlgUanHs croft, will be guest speaker. HOSTEL HALL Ranney School, Hope Road. Tha His topic will be, "Preparing Sunday services will tie held at Loot Branch Society doei not meet tha laat Su» The choir is composed of 55 dereon olllcUUng. Services will te held Sunday at 9:40 dey of each month. Kurbl la ftreal- voices under the direction of for a New Age." Mrs. Sheila »:3O and 11 a.m. Rev. niohard B. An. a-m. A Octpel Service will be held d«t Ierubino is chairman. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY at T p.m. SEVENTH DAT ADVENTHTS Rober Ivey, minister of music AtlanUO Highlands ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL New Sbrawebury cf the church. Sunday services will ba hell at 11 Loni Branch services will be held tomarmw at TO HEAR GENERAL cm. Xjeasoo sermon. "Raallty." Low Hees at I t-m. Bunt Maai and 11 a.m. Robert K. Tome U mtaiitar. Soloists will include G. L. LONG BRANCH - Brig. CENTRAL BAPTIST addreae at 16 a.m. Rev. Jaraes Mur- AUtntlo Highlands chlao& Duncan, rector. Oakhurst Nalr, baritone, Miss Alice Gen. Paul A. Feyereisen, dep- Sunday aervloes wilt be at 11 eum. wngrt BAPTIST Rldeout, harpist; David Lubet- uty commanding general for Rev. Hairy W. Kratt Is paator. Wor- LOOT Branch mtST METHODIfr Kin, tympanist, and Mrs. Ju- ship aervlce at T-.30 p.m. The Sunday services will be held at Oakhuret tactical communications sys- ST. AGNES CATHOLIC 11 a.m. Ttt* Rev. Homer Trlculee, •ervlcM at »30 and 11 a.m. Dr. dith Werner, organist. AtluiUo Highlands tutor, will preach on "Poverty ant John D. Blair, tutor, wOl preach « tems at Ft. Monmouth, will be Prosperity." JVik muillo program at "The Call of the Croat." Sunday Muses are at 8:30, 7:40, >, 7:15 p.m. TO SHOW FILM guest speaker at the annual 10, U and noon. Rev. Michael J. ST. LUKE'S METHODIST communion breakfast of the STUDY COOPERATION — At symposium on relationships among patients, cltrgy, Lease Is pastor. Lone Branch Oceanport WEST LONG BRANCH - Tha Sunday aervtce will be at 11 "Vietnam Profile," a doc- Holy Name Society of Holy doctors and nurses at Riverviaw Hospital, Red Bank, are, left to right: the Rev. James Oiffwood Beach a.m. CALVARY BAPTUT Trinity Catholic Church. Oeeanport umentary film produced by Dr. Harris, First Methodist Church, Rod Bank; Mrs. Ruth Snyder, head nurse; Dr. George BAWIEW PRESBYTERIAN Marlboro Sunday momliir eervlca at 11 a.m. Bob Pierce for World Vision Members and their guests Clitfwood Beaoh The evening aervlce at 7:30 MB. R«v. will receive communion in a A. Sheohan, cardiologist and attending physician, and th« Rev. George Fitzgerald, Sunday worship servtoee will be at BIBLE PROTESTANT Paul N. Smith U paator. Int., will be shown at the Ref- 11 am. Rev. Donald L. Bucol, pastor, RobertavUle body at the 8 a.m. Mass Sun Princeton Hospital chaplain. (Register Staff Photo) will officiate. ' The Sunday aervlca will be ait 11 Old Bridge ormation Lutheran Church CUUTWOOD COMMUNITY a-m. Rev. Edwin P. Spencer Is putor Monday at 8 p.m. day and breakfast will be METHODIST and trill apeak on "On Tha An." LUTHERAN GOOD SHEPHERD served afterward in the Pad- OIKwood THE OLD BRICK Old Bridge j)r. Pierce, president of Worship aervlcea win ba held at REFORMED CHURCH Family Bible hour will be Sunday VJjtlon, Inc., has spent the ma- dock Lounge.' The Rev. Frank t a-m. with tha putor, the Rev. w. Halboro at »:13 a.m, Worship aarvlce Santitoro, spiritual adviser Wlnttltd West, preaching on "Some- Sunday moraine; etrvlees will be will be at 10:30 a.m. Rev. Hairier X. jor part of two years in Viet- Clergy, Physicians, Nurses ttUng to Deoide." held at 01 «-m ft«v. John Ban will Meyer will officiate. nam, coordinating the picture. for the society, will celebrate otnelate. ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC Mass in the school auditorium. Colts Neck Old Bridge It. portrays the Vietnamese Matawan Sunday Masa will Da at «:30 TiM people, scenes.of actual com- Nicholas Colannlno will be REFORMED t:45, 10, 11:13 a-m. and 11:30 Mn. toastamster. Colts Neclt OALVARV BAPTIST Rev. Bernard A. Cow la putor. bat and the ministries of a typ- Have Riverview Symposium UaUwan CROSS OF GLORT LUTHERAN Th* Suaaay service will ba at •:*> Frank Puglia and Peter Dis- a.m. and 11 a.m. The Rev. Samuel Voralnf worabip li at 11 a.m. Old Bridge ical U.s: chaplain. RED BANK — Relationships L* Penra is pastor. livening wonhlp u at 7:80. Rev. jack The Sunday service wlU be. at 10:10 First Presbyterian Church of not reflect those of the disci- Klnney li putor. a-m. cepola are co-chairmen of the CHRISTIAN CHTJBOB BREAKFAST SUNDAY breakfast. They will be assist- among patients, clergy, doc- Red Bank. plines which he represented TRINITY EPISCOPAL tors and nurses were examined religion, medicine and nursing. ColU Neck 7:41 a.m., Mattel and Holy Com. ^FAIB HAVEN - All women ed by John Kulaga, Peter Lu- The present program aug- worship service will be at munlon at the Church 9:15 a.m. Holy Raritan Township at a symposium at Riverview ments the long-existing pastor- 11 a.m. Larry Calhoon Is mlnUttr. Eucharist at the Ravine Drive School. and girls of Nativity parish are cia, Raymond Mancini, P. Dr. Sheehan, a cardiologist Evening worship at 7. Holy Eucharist and eermon at the FAITH REFORMED Hospital. al visits to Riverview patients and a Catholic, recommended church at 11 a.m, The Rev. Carroll B. Hadet Invited to the annual commu- Ralph Zambrano, John Lodice, Hall la rector. Sunday service. wlH be held at 8:S8 nion breakfast of the Bosary- Joseph Ottaviano and Anthony A panel discussion was mod- by Jewish, Catholic, Episcopal a revision of the liturgical form Eatontown and 11 a.m. Rev. Theodore C. liuller erated by the Rev. James A. and other Protestant clergy- CROSS Or OLORY LUTHERAN wtu preach on "Walking In Our Altar Society Sunday in the D'Apolito. of the Sacrament of the Dying. PRESBYTERIAN Matawan Slajn.>r Harris, associate pastor of the men. The patient's own clergy- Eaton town WorahlB aervlce at 9 and 11 a.m. He observed that "while in- Th* Sunday aervlce will be at 11 Tba Rev. Dr. John W. Wheuune will ST. JOHN'S METHODIST First Methodist Church, Red man continues to make his us- conduct aervlcea. Holy Communion at Haslet adequacy in the face of death a.m. Tha Rev. Robert W. Reed la 9 a.ro. Sunday servtcea will ba h*W at »:» Bank. The program was ar- ual visits, and the volunteer pastor. and 11 a.m. Rev Norman R. RUey has been in the past apparent JESDS CHRIST OF FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH la putor and will preach on "racing First San Alfonso Retreat ranged by the Council chaplain always makes a re- to Protestant clergyman it is LATTER DAY SAINTS Matawan lit* Stuarely." Baptism. of Churches of Red Bank for ferral of the patient to his own (Mormon) Homing Wonhlp at 10 a.m. now also felt by Catholic Eatontown riRST PRESBYTERIAN Red Bank Protestant clergymen who pastor. priests who find the Last Sac- Services will be the Prieettuwd Matawan In New Building Tonight :erve as volunteer chaplains meeting at I a.m. ant Uie Sacrament Worihlp lervicM at 9:10 and 11 a.m. FIRST METHODIST The panelists at the sympo- rament in its present form a meetint at 6:00 p.m. BUnop Bruce Rev. Cheetar A. Galloway will preach Red Bank at the hospital. sium were Mrs. Ruth Snyder, a Savece will officiate. on "Were You There — When He Service of Holy Communion at «30, LONG BRANCH - The Rev. and Westfleld will be among consolation only to those with METHODIST Waa oructried?'* Services « worship In the Sanctuary Joseph G. McManus, rector of the initial retreatants. The chaplaincy program was head nurse; Dr. George A. the strong faith of a Breton Eatontown ST. CLEMENTS CATHOLIC at 0*30 and U a.m. The Rev. James initiated at Riverview in Jan- Sheehan, attending physician Sunday Worship Service wnl be at Matawan-Marlboro 1 Harris Jr., will preach en "What's San Alfonso Retreat House, For tbe present, a temporary peasant — a kind of faith they 10:45 a.m. with Putor William Joel Sunday Maaiea and Holy Communion True, ood autlerlngf' altar has been installed in uary, 1967, by Hospital Admin- in the department of medicine, Wrtfht otfidatlnr. will be held at I. »:3O and 11 a.m. in BAPTIST announces that the first re- are seeing less and less." ST. JAMES MEMORIAL EPISCOPAL the Matawan Orammar School. Rav. Red Bank the chapel and chairs will be istrator John H. Daniels Jr. and the Rev. George Fitzger- Xatostown Joeeph Ruclnaki u paetor. Sunday worship service* wUl be at treat in the new building will and is sponsored by the Coun- ald, chaplain of the Princeton He also said that "while the Holy ZuohuUt will be at S and FIRST METHODIST U a.m. The Kev. Stanley I. Mug- used until pews are procured. development- of a common 10 a.m. Rev. H. Holly Knlant of* Divine Wonhlp at 9:30 and 11 a.m. tldga la paator, and will preaen eo begin tonight. The weekend cil of Churches and coordinat- Hospital. Each panelist o&atinx. Rev. Donald T. Phllllpi Sr. U putor. •The night Road." Evening sarvlee New furniture is already in Christian service partaking of and will preach on "The Suffering at 7:30 p.m. place. ed by the Rev. Albert Wood- emphasized that his opinions MONMOCTH BAPTIST Meaalah" at 9:30 lervlce. Tha Chancel retreat will be made by all the same individual, family (SoDtbern BapUet Contention) Choir will preaent "The Orucitlikn" BT. ANTHONY'S OATHOUO ward, associate minister of the were his own and perhaps did Xatontown at tha 11 a..m. aervlco. Red Bank captains from groups through- During April, weekend re- and community significance as Worehlp eervlcn will b* al >:H Sunday Masses will be celebrated al -m., 11 a.m., and 7:80 p.m. with FILL OOSPEL TABERNACLE 7, 8. 9, 10, 11 a.m. and noon win out the New Jersey, New York treats will be beld for women baptism and marriage would Rav. M. R. Hiiro, putor, preaching. Matawan Magr. Salvatore III Loreuo, tutor, of- of parish groups and the Cath- Sunday aervleee at 10:30 a.m. and 1 ficiate. and Philadelphia metropolitan be a giant step in helping peo- p.m. at Jackaon St and Ravine Drive. olic Daughters of America. Al- Fair Haven TUB Rev. Daniel Oentle will officiate. A.M.E. ZION areas. A maximum of 166 re- ple to a happy death, it would Red Bank so planned are Cana retreats remain for theologians to pre- JER0VAH1 WITNESSES Sunday services at 11 a.m. Ittv. treatants can be accommodat- Jalr Have* Contnivtlon Middletown Altred 6. Parker Is putor. for married couples with a ca- sent a relevant and acceptable (Klntdom Hall; PRESBYTERIAN ed. pacity of 54 couples. r«ir Haven ST. MAttY'S CATHOLIC Red Bank image of man in this tune and Raymond Boeworta will apeak on New MonmouthMonmouth. Sunday Worship Senrtoe will be •*• Formal opening of the sea- this place, and to develop an Sunday at 10 ».m. on "Wbat Ood'e Masses are at 7, 1:19, 0:30, 10:15 •erved at » and 11 a.m. with tee Rev. The season will run from Hltii Prleat Will Do for tha People." a,m. and noon in the church: at 6:10, Dr. Ohanea s. Webster preaching w son is set for May 3-5, when May 3 through Oct. 20 for men, appropriate theology of death, Watctttower atwty at U::15 a.m. on 9:30. iltM a..m. and noon In Memorial "Th* Olory of the Oroas." men from Trenton, Jersey heaven and hell in order to "Rtjolclni In the Ood ot True Wor- Hall. CHURCH OF CHRIST with women's retreats sched- ahlp." FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH _ Red Bank City, Brooklyn, Philadelphia make a significant change in CHRIST CBTBOH METHODIST OF MONMOUTH COUNTY Sunday aervlcea will b* at 11 J.ra. uled for weekends in Novem- Fair Haven Llnoroft Tha evening service will be at *:M. our life-style and therefore in Tin Sunday eerrlce will be at 11 Sunday services will be held at 10:10 ber and early December. our approach to death." a.m. The Rev. Charlei O. Hankina a.m. Rev. Harold R. Dean is pastor, Is putor and will preach on "11 LTNOROrr PRESBYTERIAN ORTHODOX The new retreat house pro- Anyone Thlr«U—Come and Drink." Llnoroit Bad Bank To Install vides an entrance foyer at the Mrs. Snyder, who is a mem- HOLT COMMUNION EPISCOPAL Sunday aarvlce at 10:30 a.m. The Th* Divine Liturgy will b* tele, ber of Holy Trinity Evangelical Fair Haven R«v. Harold Turner Is pastor. brated at 19 a-ra. en Sunday and Holy north end where retreatants Sunday aervlcee will be at i and 19 REFORMED Daya of ObUraUon. Evening services Lutheran Church, Red Bank, a.m. Rev. Frederick X. Preuss. rector, Middletown prscadrag Sunday and Holy Days of New Pastor will report for assignment of will preach at the 10 a.m. tervlcei. Th* Sunday aervlce will be hud at Obligation at • p.m. Fittier Imulaa rooms. spoke of what the nursing ex- 11 a-m. The Rev. Earl D. Cornpton la Kajko, putor. pects of the chaplain for the putor and will preach on "enough Assisting Father McManus Freehold and to Spare." seriously ill patient and the dy- At Reformed will be the Eev. William Jami- GRACE LUTHERAN QOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN ing patient. Among these ex- Wonhlp eervlca at t and 11:30 a.m. Holmdel-Mlddlelown Th* Sunday services will he at U LONG BRANCH - The Rev. son, director; the Rev. Thomas Putor David a. Volk will officiate. The Sunday sendee will be held pectations (and usually these Sermon topic: "ChrieUan Oommunl- at 10:43 a.m. at the Thompson School. ST. JAMES CATHOLIC John E. Grant will be installed McCauley, retreat master, and itora — A Time." R«v, Oeorge j. Frank Jr., la putor. expectations are realized) are d U the Rev. Bernard J. Power, HOPE LUTHERAN KINO OF KINGS LUTHERAN SundaV Mui*s wui b* at «, 7:1ft t, as pastor of The First Re- to provide understanding and Middletown 10:30 a.m. and M noon In tha Churchi promoter. Freehold at a, 9:30, 11 a.m. and 13 J» In the formed Church at a special Wonhlp lervlcta will be at 9:30 a.m. Sunday services wilt be at 8 and comfort to the patient's family, The Rev. Albert w. olbaon la putor. 10:45 a.m. Rev. William A. Hanson Peters Plaoa auditorium, and at 0:30 will preach at both cervices. p.m. In the Church. Megr. Immatt service at 4 p.m., Sunday in to provide follow-up personal FIRST PRESBYTERIAN A. Monahan la paator. Six County Students Freehold METHODIST the church. visits to the patient or referral Homing worship will be at 9:30 In Middletown TRINITY EPISCOPAL to another chaplain of the pa- the new auditorium and at 11 a.m. In Worship Service at 10 a.m. In The Red Bank Are Practice Teaching the Sanctuary. Paator Jem«s R. Item- Nat Swamp School. Rev. William Holy Eucharist on Sunday at S and The Rev. Charles-W. Krahe tient's preference, and to com- Abrarai la minister. Horning Prayer at 9:15 a-m. Morning Jr., minister of St. Paul's mott will dehver a sermon. Prayer and address at 11 a.m. The NEW BRUNSWICK - Six municate with the nurse. IMMANDEL BAPTIST NEW MONMOUTH BAPTIST Rev. Canon Charles H. Beetla r*et»r. Evangelical Reformed Church, Freehold New Monmoutli ST. PAUL BAPTlWr Monmouth County students at Homing worship will be at 11 K-m. Sunday worship services will be held Perth Amboy, will give the "Don't let our 'busyness and avaalng service at 7 p.m.. both at 10:46 a.m. and 7 p.m. Rev. Donald Sunday worship *enrlc*s will be Rutgers University are practice In the TMCA. Rev. Frank c. Mom, N. ScoilMd will apeak at Hie morning sermon. The Rev. Charles F. discourage you in this," she paetoCi will preaob on "Mmmtatna >* service and ' Rev. and Mrs; Cecil at 11:14 * m. Unger, interim pastor, will teaching this year in senior said. Petrle will apeak at the evening Mr- vice. Rumson give the charge to the congre- and Junior high schools She said it was the consen- Highlands COMMUNITY Port Monmouth ST. OEORGE'S-BY.THE-RTVEB gation, and the Rev. H. Eu- throughout the state. sus that "the fine chaplaincy FIRST METHODIST Sunday worship at li a.m. Th* Ttev. EPISCOPAL gene Speckman, pastor of Six Highlands A. D. Magaw Is paator. Rumeon The students, with home ad- program" was well accepted Worship service at 11 a.m. Rev. SAINT CLEMENT'S EPISCOPAL Sunday servtcee will b* Holy Com- Mile Run Reformed Church, by patients and staff, and it i: William J. McOuUougn Is putor. Balford munion at 8 and Morning Prayer dresses and schools to which "The filmstrlp. "Th* Meaning of the at t:to and 11 a.m. at the Installation, reassuring to the nurse to Ressurectlon" wtu be shown at 7:30 Sunday schedule: 8 a.m. Holy Bu- they have been assigned, are: p.m. charlat and sermon: 1:30 a,m. lung FIRST PRMBYTERIAN know that when her care has Eucharist and sermon. Rumson Presiding minister will be the Hazlet — Sandra A. Hunt, 9 ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL On Sunday, the worship aervlcee win reached its limitations," clergy- METHODIST Rev. Randall B. Bosch, presi- Coach Drive, East, English Hlghlandfl Balford be held at »:30 and 11 ajn. Inthe men are present to give "spir- The Holy Xucharlit will be cele- The Sunday service will be at 11 sanctuary. The R*v, Harvey C. Doule Piscataway H. S.; Matawan — brated :M Naveslnk show a film at the evening service. a.m. and at 11 a.m. Rev. Newton W. Sunday services are u follows: . RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS WASHINGTON - Gov. Rich- Tourtillott Nominated LEONARDO - "A personal The instrument was given In lowed the panel presentation. Grelner Is putor. a.m. Holy Communion; 0:30 Family Shrewsbury ard J. Hughes of New Jersey Dr. Sheehan said that the time ST. MARKS EPISCOPAL Service; 11 a.m. Morning Prayer Sunday meeting Is held at 11 am. By Huguenot Society thing" is the phrase Mrs. Sel- memory of Mrs. Niflot's moth- Keansburg sermon by the rector, R«v. H. R. Sor< CHRIST EPISCOPAL will be honorary chairman of er, Mrs. Selma Bazergi. of serious illness is when the Sunday services will be Holy Com- •neon. Shrewsbury the national Democratic Con- PRINCETON - Retired wa Niflot, 20 Center Ave., uses munion at 8 a.m. and Parish Eu> BETHEL BIBLE CnAPEL On Sunday, the Holy Eueharlet will "Mother was very musical," clergy can reach a patient best, charist and sermon at 9:30 a.m. Middletown bn celebrated at 8, 9 and 11:13 am. gressional Dinner to be held to describe her reason for the that the patient's life-style can Sorvicea Sunday will begin with The Rev. Ronald O. Albury will Army Col. Raymond R. Tour- Mrs. Niflot recalled, "But worship at 8:30 a.m. at Carpenter and here April 4. preach on "Why Pray" at tsa latter tillott of 47 Laurel Drive, Lit- donation of a new electronic more than .that, the pastor, the be changed before he returns Keyport Applegate 8U. Family Bible hoUT at two services. President Johnson will be the Lesson: "Joieph United With His tle Silver, has been nominat- organ to the Leonardo Baptist Rev. William Carr was always home, that a hospital stay can CF/THSEMANE LUTHERAN Brothers." An evening service will principal speaker at the fund- be a kind of spiritual "retreat." Keyport begin &t *T p.m. with a song time and Union Beach ed to the office of first vice Church. so kind to her and to all of Sunday servlaes will be at 1:30, 9:15 Oospel film. raiser held at the Washington- us." The Rev. Mr. Fitzgerald said and at 11 a.m. The Rev. Henry w. OLD FIRST CHURCH GRACE METHODIST president of the Huguenot So- Klrcher is pastor. AMERICAN BAPTIST CONVENTION Union Beach Hilton. Gov. Hughes will re- that facing death is a social- ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST Worship services will ba Sunday at ceive a "Distinguished Citizen's The Rev. Mr. Carr is as de- Keyport Mlddlfrtown 10 a.m. The Rev. Franklin H. Bird ciety of New Jersey. Named District cultural problem. Mrs. Snyder Masses will be at f:90 and 7:30 Jr., Is pastor. Sermon topic: "Christ Award" from the president at lighted as is his congregation Worship services at 11 a.m. The and My Fears." Officers will be elected at the asked how to reach the serious- a.m. and 12:16 p.m. In the church; Rev. Averlll M. Carson will speak on the event. to anticipate the delivery of ly ill patient who does not wish 1:30, 9:4.5 and 11 a.m. In the school. "Christ trie Vlolor." 46th annual meeting luncheon West Point Aide ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CALVAnY BAPTIST West Long Branch Rep. James J. Howard, D- the latest model organ late to see a clergyman, but win Keyport Middletown ol the society on Saturday, WEST POINT.... The appoint- next month. Henry Bloxom, Sundny lervlce* will be: 7:45 &.m. Sunday services at 11 a.m. ani 7 REFORMER LUTHERAN 3rd, N.J., will be among the would derive the greatest ben- Morning Prayer; B a.m. Holy Oom- p.m. In the Falrvlew School. The Rev. West Long Branch ment of James A. Ross Jr., 34 chairman of the church's niunlon; 9 a.m. family services and Oeorge J. Blllotl, pastor, will speak The Rev. Robert Oswald will prsaeb honored guests. April 6, at the Nassau Inn. efit from such a visit. 11 a.m. Holy Communion. Reynolds Drive, Eatontown, as board of trustees, received a at both services. the 9:U and 11 am. lenite* a district representative for the ?4,137 check from Mrs. Niflot. Planned Trip U.S. Military Academy in New Broadcast of March 31 "Actually," she aid, "my Calvary Baptist Church First Jersey's Third Congressional husband and I had planned to If you're in poor health, you'll want to give District was announced today take a trip with the money. Meeting In Falrvlew School — Cooper Road, Middletown Presbyterian Church by the office of admissions and This way, instead of making (General Association of Regular Baptist Churchei) some fresh thought to just what tha Bible registrar at the academy. two people happy, we cpn Atop Tower Hill Red Bank make many glad." , SUNDAY SERVICES says about God's power to heal. Listen Sun- Mr. Ross, a 1950 West Point Oratorio Choir Presentation of graduate, is manager of the She enjoys seeing youngsters | 9:45 A.M. — BIBLE SCHOOL day, March 31, to "BRINGING HEALTH TO Fort Monmouth area office of in the choir and feels partici- ' 11:00 A.M.— MORNING WORSHIP Brahms' "A GERMAN REQUIEM" the Lockheed Aircraft Corpora- pation is good for young peo-1 LIGHT." tion, West Long Branch. 7:00 P.M. — EVENING SERVICE SUNDAY, MARCH 31, at 4:30 P. M. pie, As a district representative, Mrs. Niflot sings in the se-l Fifty-five Voice Choir under the direction of STATIONS he will furnish information con- WEDNESDAY cerning the U.S. Military nior choir herself; but as for | Mr. Robert Ivcy WRLB-FM 107.1 Academy and Its entrance re- Mr. Niflot-"I yell," he admit- 7:30 P.M. — PRAYER MEETING ,. ted good naturcdly. Accompanied by organ, harp and tympani 8:00 A.M. quirements to high school coun- (119 Timlnll Road, Middletown) selors and students. Ross will Calling it a contribution ol I • • e • WMEW 1130 KC. also be avnilable to Rep. James many angles, Mrs. Niflot "If my peopli, which art culled by my rami, •hall hum bit themitlvat, »nd pr»y, and ieek my (BC*. and turn from their Wicked wiyi; thtn The public is cordially invited. 6:45 A.M. J. Howard to aid in matters thinks of the organ as a com- will I hear from h«»v«i, tuui wilt forilvt thilr iln, and will h»tl thtir pertaining to the military munity attraction, as an asset Und." II ChronldM 7:11 Nursery care will be provided. academy to a "little church." ( 14—Friday, Mar* 29, 19*58 THE DAILY REGISTER

Return of the Midriff JEAN SPRAIN WILSON despite its orientation or its purpose. Fashions AP Fashion Editor from the '20s have begun to lose their baggy NEW YORK (AP) - "Up-down. One- slack, interpreted as they are for the sashed two." Around the nation women who have sixties. Clothes from the sexy '30s flow free IT'S SPRING and the been hiding a multitude of figure sins under and floppy from biased beginnings, though sacks, sheaths and tents for the past two they are firmly controlled by wide soft belts ladies are scouring the years are now preparing to come out from in the midriff area. More nostalgia is the hat counters. A romantic under. Victorian influence, but that always did make Bali bonnet trimmed with a According to the fashion industry, women a big thing out of a little waist. Despite efforts to laugh it out of exis- rose is the choice of Mrs. have gained from an Inch and a half to two inches around their middles because styles tence, baby doll styles thrive. On these, Fred Meyers of Glendola. allowed them to get away with it. minimal bosoms are delineated by firmly Millinery display was a Now they are squaring shoulders, throw- drawn lines, ropes, ribbons or sashes. feature of March luncheon ing out chests, and sucking in tummies In a Take foreign influences. The woman grand race to shape up before the coat who wore a silken sheath last year may be meeting of the Red Bank shedding season. The new styles are im- inclined to Japanese kimonos this year, If Christian Women's Club. patiently waiting. her waist permits an obi cummerbund. The It was once enough to suggest that fem- European peasant costume also takes to the ininity existed somewhere beyond, if the fab- cineher, elasticizes a 20th Century touch. ric lightly skimmed the body. Now smooth, One thing for sure, you won't be able man-made fibers with the glow and rustle of to sneak around unnoticed this summer. silk cling rather than skim. And that is not While slithery fabrics and wound up waists enough. make figures worth noticing, brilliant colors Sashes must wrap, or belts must cinch, and slashy prints make them impossible to or ropes must accentuate the space between ignore. the bosom and the hipbone. Supposedly, this Heady with their new success in captur- is the leanest of areas, happily contrasting ing colors with accuracy — it was once very the more rounded proportions elsewhere. If difficult to do with test tube fibers — textile- it is not, there is nothing to do but suffer makers are having a field day. Some solids BELTS — HIGH, WIDE AND HANDSOME,.. From left, Japanese printed kimono dresi by Caia de Patricia >> the painful incarcerations of a girdle. Or are so bright they glow. Many patterns are orientally sashed; a crushed bait circles the V-necked long culottes reminiscent of the '30s by Guy D; a soft white exercise. blazing combinations of contrasting hues. leather snuggles under the bosom on a cool white crepe dress by Chuck Howard; and the drawstring blouse and the The return of the midriff is so important Even white is blinding white, like a relentless that it is not limited to a few style variations. blanket of snow. They are screaming to be full skirt by Ruth Machester are held together by an elasticiied cineher. All were made from enkalure nylon, a soft, Cinching a costume is standard procedure admired. lightweight crepe fabric with a pebbly texture. , • ' • % '.

Ann Landers Girls Who Go Steady Sound a Warning Note

EDITOR'S NOTE — What much much more—especially more popular. Just a genera- that going steady, do young sweethearts think for the steady daters, tion ago young girls who went is NOT an easy road to the Meanest Man of the Year security of a regular Saturday of the prevalent custom of It's a time to grow within steady were considered fast, Dear Ann Landers: I was Dear Helena: • Your hus- that money pile up — for going steady? Here's what and boys who suggested such night date as many people DAISY BOUQUET perches yourself, trying to understand claim. Neither is it a status pregnant with my fourth band is my personal candi- your next husband to enjoy. a teen-age part-time writer your own characteristics and a relationship were little on top of Mrs. Wilma child last week and my hus- date for Mean Man of the How will you know when for the Oak Ridger of Oak more than wolves. Yet today, symbol, but an expression of motivations and yet, trying mutual understanding and con- Corder's coiffure. Hats band was out hunting with Year (Heel Division). And the real thing comes along? Rtdge, Tew., learned when to understand and care just as probably one-third to one-half Ask Ann Landers. Send for cern by the young dating part- were from the collection of his buddies. He knew very you can tell him I said so. see questioned fellow high much about your friends. of the girls attending the Oak well the baby her booklet "Love Or Sex school students. Ridge High School are either ners. Marion Nardel of Yonkers, Dear Ann Landers: My These are the confusing years was due any husband and I were married And How To Tell The Dif- of first love, disillusionment, going steady or dating pri- "Dating several boys Is N. Y. Mrs. Corder is from ference." Send 35 cents in marily one boy. minute and I for 20 years. We have teen- By WANDA ENSOR changing values, and seeming- nice, but when you find one Ocean Grove. asked him age children. Lloyd is a coin and a long, self-ad- ly endless spiraling decisions. that you care more about than OAK RIDGE, Tenn. (AP)- Going steady is, in the words please not to prominent man in this com- dressed envelope with your all the rest, it's nice to date For thousands of American of one senior girl, an "inter- leave town, munity and the news of our request. Increasingly Difficult just him and become closer teen-agers who are going mediate step between dating but he went divorce rocked the town be- Ann Landers will be glad "Steadies" find themselves to him than the others," was steady, their youth is a time and becoming engaged and anyway. He cause no one suspected there to help you with your prob- in, an increasingly difficult po- one appraisal. of holding hands, exciting that makes it a pretty big step told me if the was a bit of trouble. (The lems. Send them to her in sition at this time when they Not as Close dates, groovy music, moonlit, to take!" labor pains "trouble" by the way is 14 care of this newspaper en- can hardly be really close even The general concept seems hayrides and happiness. started, to call years younger than I am, is closing a long, self-ad- to themselves. But going Nearly all the girls who were to be that as you gain a little Landers But the adolescent years are my brother currently trying to get a di- dressed, stamped envelope. steady is becoming more and questioned declared with em- understanding in relationships and ask him to drive me to vorce, and is willing to give with the opposite sex, you lose the hospital and then have up her children.) a little with your own. "Not my brother call him and There is no chance for a that I don't have as many girl- he'd head for home immedi- reconciliation. I am not friends since I started going ately. I informed him that writing for that reason. Two-Sauce Lasagne for a Buffet steady," explained one senior. I would be too ashamed to What I want to know is this: "We still go out to dinner pjr call anybody and to just for- What should my attitude be By CECILY BROWNSTONE (6 or 7) crosswise in the pan bowling sometimes, but not as get about me — that I would Makes 8' to p servings. color. Transfer to a 5 - quart toward former mutual Associated Press Food Editor over the sauce, doubling where often. And we just aren't as probably drive myself to the saucepot or Dutch oven (not friends of my husband and If you've never made la- necessary and turning under TOMATO MEAT SAUCE close now." hospital. He got mad and black iron). Add remaining in- myself — people we used to sagne, or want to try a new any upstanding edges. Vt cup olive oil But just because girl friends yelled, "You must be out of gredients. Simmer covered, see socially? Several of recipe for this great Italian 1 medium onion, finely drift apart doesn't mean that your mind. That would be Spread Vi of the remaining for 3D minutes; uncover and these. people are trying to dish, we recommend this one. chopped • (See STEADY Next Page) •; dangerous, but do as you Tomato Meat Sauce over the continue simmering, stirring play it very cool. They want It makes a lot, plenty for com- please." lasagne; sprinkle, with Vt of the 1 clove garlic, crushed occasionally and breaking up | to remain on good terms pany. Parmesan. , 1 pound lean ground chuck beef tomatoes, for 30 minutes. Re- When the pains started with both Lloyd and me., But prepare yourself! This V4 pound lean ground pork they weren't like the ones I Top with 6 or 7 lasagne move bay leaf. Skim fat from VACATION IN Since Uoyd is clearly in lasagne takes time — time to pieces as above. Arrange moz- 1 can (1 pound, 12 ounces) to- top if necessary. Or make had with my other children collect the interesting ingre- — they came very close to- the wrong, I feel that these zarella over lasagne. matoes sauce ahead; cover and refrig- people are condoning what dients used in it, time to make 2 cans (each. 6 ounces) tomato erate; remove hardened fat; gether and were unusually its two sauces and time to cook Spread Hot Cream Sauce PADRE LOOK is modeled sharp. I decided to call an he did and therefore their over the mozzarella. paste reheat so sauce will be hot morals are as bad as his. the curly wide noodles and put 1 tablespoon salt when lasagne is assembled. by Mrs. Edward L ambulance. everything together. Only the Top with remaining lasagne For some reason, the pains Should I stop seeing them? pieces as above. Pepper to taste CREAM SAUCE Hutchins, Highlands, at To my way of thinking, they baking time is short — about stopped when I got to the Spoon dollops of ricotta over 1 teaspoon dried crumbled In a 1-quart saucepan over are either on Lloyd's side or 30 minutes. club's luncheon in the hospital and the baby wasn't the lasagne. oregano, low heat, melt V* cup butter born until the following mine. They cannot be im- Americans have taken la- 1 bay leaf Berkeley Carteret Hotel, sagne to their hearts, so this is Spread with remaining or margarine; stir in >/J cup morning. The ambulance bill partial. Comment please. — Tomato Meat Sauce; sprinkle Asbury Park. Photos are by FENCE SITTER a fine offering for a buffet sup- In a 10-inch skillet heat the flour. Add 2 cups milk; cook, was $88 and my husband is with remaining Parmesan. olive oil. Add the onion, garlic, stirring constantly, until sauce Register chief photographer per. A big salad, crusty Italian burned up. He says I called Dear Sitter: Accept the Bake in a preheated 375-de- beef and pork. Cook over mod- thickens and bubbles. Or make the ambulance just to spite bread and red wine can ac- Don Lordi. friendship of those who offer company it. For dessert you gree oven until bubbling and erate heat, crumbling meat sauce ahead; cover and refrig- him. He is deducting the $88 it — and do so unequivocally. cheese is melted — about 30 with fork tines into tiny par- erate; reheat so sauce will be from my allowance. What do might choose an Italian-style You have no right to demand rum cake. minutes. ticles, until meat loses its red hot when lasagne Is assembled. you think about this? — that your friends stop seeing HELENA your husband. A woman who TWO-SAUCE LASAGNE 1 PLAN IT NOW! piiininmiiiiMminiiniimiiiiMmi adopts this vindictive atti- 1 package (1 pound) curly la- tude deserves to end up sagne (about 19 to 23 pieces) alone. And she usually does. Tomato Meat Sauce (see reci- Thinking about going to Itr- pe) muda? Tkin by all mtOM get eT CONVERTIBLE SLEEPERS Confidential to Out of free copy of ,"A Key to lo* Words: A man who brags Vt pound (I cup) freshly grated muda." A SOFA BY DAY — A DOUBLE BED AT NIGHT that he has not had a vaca- Parmesan cheese Vi pound mozzarella cheese, Thh colorful aid luforaiattm NEW LOW $10000 tioin in seven years has very folder cpitalni OR excellent' little to be proud of. He is a thinly sliced map of tht Wands, and ever-. PRICE 177 compulsive worker and a Cream Sauce (see recipe) flowi with helpful hints oi 1 pound bulk or 1 container (15 clothing, (hopping, cuitoms,' fool. Tell him you are ; through begging and next ounces) ricotta cheese duty, transportation, things te too and do. Huffman & Boyle summer you are going to Cook the lasagne according visit your family either with to package directions. Turn in- Wall gladly sond you one of Rt. 35 Circle • Eatontown, N. J. 542-1010 him or without him. Also to a colander to drain; run hot these useful folders—of. If yoe >••••••••—*••••»•••>••••••••••••••——« tell him he's stupid to let all tap water over lasagne pieces prefer, stop In, pick ono up ami if they stick together. lot as holp you pie* your trip. Into a 5-quart baking dish (16 In ontM to IMUN accommodations, by 9V5 by 2>/3 inches) or a Wf request Iticrt you mofct your roasting pan (about 17 by 11 by rertivatloni ai toon a postlbK. . inches) pour % of the hot Tomato Meat Sauce. : Lay ]/4 of the lasagne pieces 0* Skated? TRAVEL (division of) JOS. M. BYRNE CO. Travel Service SKILLED DECORATING Brill? Sinco 1886 144 Broad Street ADVICE COSTS NO MORE— Red Bank POPULAR BUFFET DISH— This version of lasagne Is made with two sauces and three 741-5080 AND THE RESULTS Famous kinds of cheese. WILL REALLY PLEASE YOU! Names HARRIS CATERERS A PERSONAL MESSAGE FROM -_• r PRINCESS-PRINCES! . _ CATERING Mareella Borghese FOR EVERY OCCASION BEAUTY ISN'T SKIN DEEP . IT'S DEEPER*' STye. Icn.w •hit your skin Is •• sllvt and ti vital at your heart?" Tk.« • Office Patriot I. no short-cat to b..utv A b.au.IM •eomJle.Ww ... *i| M. Silberstein Inc. • Hoys* Parties, has b..n lovingly eared for throughout *>i yo.r. . .Td.|ly • Woddlng Rtcaprioni g ". you'..], * b"u|lfVin« •«* «»«fving gift you .in CONSULTING ASSISTANCE Yes, they make quite • Chvrth Functions Rugs Slipcovers Lamps Draperies pair. Yei, they stand for TWO DINING ROOMS quality. Yes — Pay Lest Seating 250 and 100 at the Wallpaper for Brand Names with HARBOR RESTAURANT H. T. YOUNG PHARMACY "BIS W" AH. Highlands Y«ht latin •mm cummin, k c u.i JW nit SSffg .ftwput it ttoMmn Btt'Uq«, Discount Prlcesl 291-2404 rt Steady Mr. Dickson THE DAILY REGISTER Friity, V!xt4 1514 quotations follow: Standards latontown National Bank .30 18 21 3014-32; checks 23-24. 'armers & Merchants .06 5% 614 Whites Spear By Roger E. Spear 'irst Merch. Nat'l Bank (x) (xx) .33 9'/« Extra fancy large 47 lbs min First Nt'l Bank of Spring Lake (xx) 1.75 60 3414-36; fancy medium 41 lbs Q—I depend on my stocks for 500 bond start paying?—H.A. First Nt'l Bank of Toms Eiver (xx) .76 30 RED BANK ALUMINUM income. Please tell me whether A—I am pleased to tell you average 29'/r31; fancy large 47 First State Ocean County (x) 10% 25 27 lbs min 34-35; medium 40 lbs 1 should hold or sell New Eng- hat all Series H bonds with Keansburg-Middletown 1.40 60 THE HOME OF . . . ssue dates from June, 1952, average 29-30; smalls 36 lbs land Electric Systems; El Paso Middletown Banking Co. 14 Natural Gas; Libby-Owen& o May, 1959, have been granted average 21-22; peewees 31 lbs Monmouth County National (xx) .20 5 5'/4 Ford Glass. I am most deeply mtomatic extension for 10 average 16-17. SEAMLESS X fears from the date of ma- N. J. National Bank (xx) .24 814 Browns concerned about New England Ocean County National 1.00 m Electric System.—D.D. urity. During the extension Extra fancy large 47 lbs min ALUMINUM GUTTERS period these bonds pay Peoples Nat'l Bank of Monmouth .40 36 Kenneth E. White 33-34; fancy medium 41 lbs A—I don't believe that you Peoples Nat'l Bank of Lakewood 4.00 15 We Installed Over 61,000 Feet need to be deeply concerned straight 4.15% annually on the average 30-31; fancy large 47 face amount. On a $500 bond Trust Co. of Ocean County .50 plus 4% 140 50 lbs min 32'/ -33' 4. of Gutters and Leaders In 1967 about any of your holdings. (x) Dividend (xx) Plus Stock 48 Named Electric 2 / this means that you would re- "We Must Be Doing Something Right" j New England Electric System INDUSTRIAL has been ordered by the Securi- ceive—in the first year of ex- Firm Manager BRIDAL SHOWER tension and each year there- Aerological Research •1H4 12 • .032 GAUGE ties and Exchange Commission OAKHURST - Kenneth E. ENGLISHTOWN - Miss Ma- after to maturity—$20.75 an- Brockway 30 31 • IAKED ON WHITE • FREE ESTIMATES to divest itself of its gas utility White, 39 Girard Ave., West rie Theresa Kerrigan, daughter nually, with half of this sum Buck Engineering 12 13 companies but — according to Long Branch, has been named of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Ker- Call Today! sent to you by the Treasury De- llectronic Associates 21% my record — these accounted manager of Ocean Electric, Rt. rigan, Dublin, Ireland, who partment every six months. Ap- Uectronic Assistance 2714 for a relatively small propor- 35, here. will marry William Schubel parently you have an H bond Foodarama m 19 RED BANK ALUMINUM tion of earnings in 1967. I be- Laird He has been affiliated with Jr.; son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- lieve the dividend is safe and maturing and I advise you ,18 8 Monmouth Capital the firm seven years. A grad- liam Schubel, Ely-Harmony HOME CENTER the yield is Wt%. If you are strongly to accept the auto PA 9 Monmouth Electric uate of Long Branch High Road, Freehold, on April 27, 36 WHITE St. 741-3939 RED BANK | deeply concerned, I suggest matic extension privilege. 8"/4 VA Monmouth Park School, he is a former U.S. Air was honored at a bridal show- that you switqh into Pacific M OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS N. J. Natural Gas Force instructor, having served er Saturday in the home of Lighting, selling on a 5.7% w* PATS (Patterson-Smith, Inc.) WA in Japan and Korea. Mrs. Bruce Scherer, 15 Holi- basis. I would exchange El 20 Stock Market Rowan Controller Wt He is a former co-owner of day Drive. Miss Barbara Schu- Paso for Tenneco, which yields 7J4 Servomation ey4 White's Bite Shop. Eatontown. bel was co-hostess. a little less but has a better Yesterday's closing stocks: 11 Spedcor 1014 future, in my opinion. Your ACF Ind I-T-B CM Brit m 1054 Libby-Owens-Ford Glass is Adams Ex Johns Man 68% Spiral Metal N . m 22 Air Prod Jones A 4614 U. S. Homes strong stock in its field and I Air Heduc Joy M(g 30 21 454 Allog Cp Kaiser Al 40% United Telecontrol Electronics >\ certainly advise you to hold it. Mled Lud Kennecott 39% 4 1454 AJlcg Pow Koppera 32^ Walter Reade - Sterling 754 Q^-Will you please let me Allied Ch % Kreiee, SS 84% AUia dial 29% Kroger 26% Winslow Tel. 5V4 know about older Series H sav Alcoa 68 Vi I,eh Port C 12% FROM OUR MEN'S SHOPS ings bonds after maturity? Do Am Alrlin 24 V, Leh Val Ind 11% Am Can 43 ruc Stl 3114 Reyn Tob 41% 1 press washable blends' go The anniversary committee is Wr 21% Rob Controls 351 f FROM $5,000 QUARTERLY ieere 48% Bt Jos Lead 4V handsomely from.rain to shin* headed by Mrs. Phillip H. fee- 5el & Hud 39 St Regis Pap 30'.. 5ent Sup 39 Bcara Roeb 6214 in the colors you like most. , lin of Oceanport. Dow Chom 7954 Shell Oil 60% Back in 1918, the department >ress Ind 34 Sinclair 77% du Pont 14914 Smith. AO 33% See our collection. provided institutional services Duq Lt Bou Pac 27% < SAVINGS fc LOAN ASSOCIATION __-*— Kail Kod ?* Bou Ry 45 MIDDLETOWN I ATL, HIGHLANDS I LINCROFT to approximately 9,000 mental End John 30 Sperry Rd T London Fog», ly ill, retarded, delinquent and Erie Lack Bid Brand 3614 471-2400 I 271-0100 ' I 842-4400 Firestone 491/ Std Oil Cal M Bone or Black- 37.50 criminal persons. Last year, PMC Cp Bid Oil NJ -69: Ford Mot 4814 Studirorth CO such services were rendered to 3en Accept 20 Texaco 72H Weatherogue, 3en Clg 24 Tex Q Sul : more than 450,000 persons. 3en Dynam 6014 Textron ' Subject to Confirmation, We Will Buy or Sell Olive or British ' ' Also taking part in the area 3en Blec 8514 Transamer len Fda 68% Un Carbide 41'4 At Net Prices — No Commission Tan 35.00 open house in recognition of the en Motors 73 Un Pac 37% department's achievements will len Pub Ut 2514 Un Tank C 71% London Fog* Rain Hat, , Tel 4 Tel 38% Untroyal 44 BUY SELL be Nat R. Arluke, chief of the 3*n Tiro 23H Unit Alns 7214 Black, Olive, 3a Pac Cp 63 United Corp 10% 10O Aeroloiical Bneanh' 11K IM Acroloilcal Beieaieh Bureau of Parole. . Illette 60'/. US Llnca 4H IM Alktm InduMu VA 200 AUion ImhutriM 1 Bon* 6.95 31en Aid 13 US Plywood 63H aoodrich 59 US Smelt B514 10O Foodarama M 200 Foodwaiw M Soodyear 4714 US Steel 38' MO Bowan Controller 10 100 Rowan Controller 11 3race Co 3414 Walworth 12'. Siperstein Firm It A4P 28 Wela Mkta 30% ifeinbich't mtnVihop —• alUtorti Ireyhound 2O?4 Wn Un Tel 32 BANK STOCKS Opens Seventh Store lult OH 72H Wests m lamm Pap 24 White Mot S3 190 Central later 1«H tM Central Jenw JERSEY CITY - N. Siper- [era Ino S414 Wltco chem IM Xatontown Nat'l (new) 11 HI Cent Ind SB Woolwth I1O Flnl Mtrchanti «H MO lint Merchant stein Inc., of this city, one of Ing Band "3914 Xerox 8* •H Int Bun llch COO Tcgit SH4T 10O Tint Nat'l Tomi Fiver IS the state's largest independent Int Harv 30% I0O Mlddletown Bin. MH IN MMdletown Bin. :nt Nick 106"t MM paint retailers and distributors Int Paper 26% !DO Mon. Ctr. Nat'l 5 700 Mon. Cty. Nat'l opened its seventh store earlier Int TelATel 46% COO N. J. NatM 8H 100 N. J. Nat'l this month at 99 Albany St., 30O Fanners Merchant! SH 800 Fanners Merchant! •Vi New Brunswick. American Commlailon orders SISD handled on these and other over-the-counter stocks. Also lilted itocks at renlar N. V. stock Exchanie Oommliilon. The new 18,000-square-toot- C(Jn Marc ' Molybdenum 35% store also provides 10,000 Creole Pet Phoenix Stl 21K Equity Cp Pren Hall I. GEORGE WESTON & SONS, INC. square feet of parking space. Fargo Oils Rollins Inc Stocks — Bonds — Mutual Funds Qen Plywd Teclmlcol 23 Besides retailing, the firm al< Imp OH Utah Id 8 14% M OCEAN AVENUE, LOKO BBANOB TEL. M1-0I11 so supplies its merchandise in Kin Ark on quantity to industrial concerns and municipalities. Founded in 1904 by Nathan S. Siperstein, the company now is operated by his sons, Morris, Harry, Oscar and Herbert. The brothers now are planning to open two more outlets else- COLOR-MATED where in the state. DEBONAIRE ,.. "v LIGHTWEIGHTS Accent on Flowers isn't he ? LITTLE SILVER — Mrs William S. MacStudy of Ocean- Our Boys' Sport Coat By Jockey port, floral designer, will pre- Collection Snaps It Up! sent the program at a meeting Shirts and Sweaters Color-mated of the Evening Department, Peppy plaids . . . subtle solids Little Silver Woman's Club, Thursday at 8:15 p.m., in the . . . chipper checks . . . and in Lightweight Wintuk* Orion* club house. The daughter of then some! All the news in our Councilman Felix Foggia, Boys' Shop takes on the shape The look ... all brawn and rugged texture. Oceanport florist, Mrs. Mac- of the Sport Coat. We have Study has recently appeared at The weight . . . nearly nonexistent. Cool, single and double - breasted the International Flower Show luxurious with Jockey's own flair for live- in New York's Coliseum, de- styles that sizzle with the new- action styling. Snaps back fresh and vital signing and arranging flowers est fabrics, textures and colors. from washer, dryer. In a sunlight assortment for an audience of more than Check our selection for Easter. 200. of coordinated shades. Mrs. Robert W. Bennett, gar- 16.00 to 23.00 den department chairman in 6.1 oi. Shirt, Rock Point charge of the program, will Matching or contrasting Slacks Collar, short sleeves '. 10.00 present prizes for the most at- tractive and most original from 6.00 to 10.00 9.2 oz. Cardigan, Half Bell fresh flower arrangements Sleeves 14.00 made by members. Collared and Turtle- neck Shirts from 3.50 Wigs on Display stainbach'i boyt' shop — ill itorti titinbach'i m»n'i shop — all storai ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - A representative of Melody Wigs, Hazlet, will present a demonstration at a meeting of the auxiliary to the Rayshore Community Hospital Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Sea Scout Building at the yacht harbor. Swing Your Partners RIVER PLAZA — A square dance will bo held by the Hose Company Auxiliary Saturday, April 6, at 9 p.m. in the River Plaza firchouso. Music will be by Stanley Mclntosh and his group. Tickets are available COMPANY from Mrs. Craig Hcidel, 171 Davis Lane. SHOP Asbury Park and Red Bank Wednesday and Friday 'til 9

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LUNCH IN THE PARK — Mrs. John Solan, 135 Harrison Ave., Fair Haven, yesterday SPRING FLOUNDER — Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Maine of Lakeside Avenue, Rumson, held a picnic in Marina Park, Red Bank, with her children, Donna, left, 6, Sandra, 5, yesterday fished for flounder on the Rumson municipal pier. and John, 3. (Register Staff Photos—Don Lord!) BY THE SEA — Mrs. Richard Scheror of Spring Valley Road, Holmdel, and her ion, Christopher, 4, spend the first real day of spring on the Sea Bright public beach. Spring Casts Its Magic Spell

By JANE FODERARO It was not until yesterday that some county residents day's work. Chips of paint flew and boats named Mar-Bel ventured forth to breathe and feel the soft but penetrating and Wil-Glo and Lis-Bob came alive for the aggressive sum- RED BANK — Spring arrived a week ago by the warmth of the sun. No matter that the breeze still bore the mer ahead on Sandy Hook Bay. calendar. crystal edge of winter, for now the sun was diffusing its A Rumson couple camped in folding chairs on a dock and But it was not until yesterday that local lawyers and harshness. caught flounder in the river. Not the big lazy flounder the merchants strode down Broad Street in their business suits Some people went to Marine Park, sitting in their 'cars size of doormats that lie in the summer mud. But the winter with their ties flying, without the cumbersome topcoats of and gazing at the river. One mother treated her little ones flounder, to be caught in the river in March, if you are there winter. to the season's first picnic by the water before they took to to catch them. It was not until yesterday that women shoppers wore swinging and sliding in the park's playground. Back in Red Bank, something happened on Broad Street- pastels and young teenagers bounced along the sidewalks in Another mother, from Holdmel, drove the 10 miles or so something almost indiscernible. Clusters of young people who loafers, leaving their socks behind them. to Sea Bright with her young son — to read, to dig in the customarily scuff along together began to break up in the In front yards and back yards, homeowners throughout sand, to breathe deeply by the ocean. How we all think of sun. Here, a girl and a boy hung back from the group, talk- the county raked the winter flotsam from under prized these moments in other seasons. Is it always the wrong ing to each other quietly, unaware that they were. Across shrubbery. The brazen green onion grass sprang forth on season? Yesterday the mother from Holmdel was there. . . the street, a young man gently guided a. long-haired, fresh- respectable lawns while the crocuses, just now reaching And it was not until yesterday that men took sandpaper looking girl between a knot of their friends and a store front. their full height, vied for attention with their transparent to the hulls of their boats. Some skippers were ready a week It was not until yesterday that spring came to Monmouth color and, as ever, won out. ago or a month ago, but yesterday they could put in a good County. Everyone, it appeared, welcomed it kindly.

Marchers Family Had Moved 11 Times im 7V2 Years Riot, Rip Memphis They Feel They're Here to Stay MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) - after his two years in service Troop-protected firetrucks and By PHYLLIS SPIEGEL At Rutgers, he organized a stringent police patrols kept MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - campus chapter of the hono- and married while he was at guard on Memphis today, but After living in 11 places in rary educational society, Kap- law school and she a nursing fires flickered sporadically in Vfi years, Attorney Peter Lu- pa. Phi Kappa and was presi- student. While both were in CHIP 'N' PAINT — Edward Reynolds, left, of Patterson the wreckage left by a riot mia and his family have fi- dent of Future Teachers of school, their first home was in which claimed one life. nally settled down. They've America. At law school, he East Orange. After graduation, Avenue, Shrewsbury, and James Van Brunt of Shark been in their Strathmore Co- was an officer of the student he taught for a year at Indi- The violence began on his- lonial home at 35 Jubilee Cir- bar association, a member ana University Law School. River Hills, sand a skiff yesterday at the Atlantic High- toric Beale Street Thursday They then moved to Cleveland lands Yacht Harbor. morning when a march by 6,- cle for three years. And it of the law review and worked 000 Negroes led by Rev. Dr. looks as if they plan to stay! in the library. where he worked with the Na- Martin Luther King Jr. in sup- "For the first time," Bar-^ Strathmore is typical of many tional Labor Relations Board. port of striking garbage col- bara Lumia says, "we are es- suburbs, Mr. Lumia feels. "A Then, Staten Island, to be- lectors turned into a riot and tablishing roots; we are in- small core of actively involved come eligible for the New York Lashes Keansburg's continued through the day and volved." people participate, while the Bar. Next, Metuchen, and then night despite a tightly enforced And both enjoy the feeling. bulk of the community is leth- to Strathmore where they rent- curfew. Mr. Lumia works with West- argic." ed another house for a year Another possible confronta- ern Electric in New York, con- Stir Interest before they bought their pres- Annexation Plans tion between marchers and po- centrating on government bus- He'd like to stir up interest ent home. iness and contracts. When he MIDDLETOWN - With May- lice was expected today with and get people excited. They • describe their family" All three men agreed to In- gets off the train in Matawan or Ernest G. Kavalek and two vestigate the drainage problem Negro leaders saying they "I hope many will feel free as "two sets of boys." The every evening, he wears a doz- other members of the Township that allegedly Is occurring in would stage another march — to come forward and join us children are 7 and 8, and 2 and en other hats. Committee sitting in as invited the vicinity of the new Keans- this one limited to sidewalks in Volunteers for McCarthy," 3. guests, the East Keansburg burg High School. like those held almost daily He is chairman of Monmouth he said. "Mr. Lumia finds the Indian since the city's sanitation Regarding Sen. Robert F. Betterment Association last Association members claim County Volunteers for McCar- Guide program a valuable night lashed out at the Borough workers struck Feb. 12. thy, chief of the YMCA Indian Kennedy's entry into the pic- "forced involvement" with the that since the construction has ture, Mr. Lumia said he will of Keansburg on its proposed started on the school, their Only police, state trooper Guide Nation in this area, two older boys. Boys from 6 continue to work for McCar- annexation of 59 township basements are being flooded and National Guard vehicles holds a board seat on the through 9 are eligible and must acres. and in some instances where moved on the major streets Strathmore PTO, is chairman thy, "unless McCarthy decides join with their fathers. during the night, but the alleys With the association presi- floor heating is used, sump of the township Recreation Ad- to support Kennedy. If that and back streets were alive "Once the fathers get.over dent, Andrew Praskai, and pumps have been installed to visory Board, a member of the happens, we shall alter our ef- with youths darting forth to set the initial embarrassment of executive board member Wil- keep the water away from the social concerns committee of forts. In the meantime there fires and stone fire trucks. is a job to be done and we the rituals, everyone has a lot liam Doyle doing most of the heating units. the First Unitarian Church, and of fun," Mr. Lumia said. At midnight, a fire depart- regularly attends meetings of must do it. berating, the group drew ad- In his PTO post, Mr. Lumia Before the meeting Mr. Doyle ment spokesman said 148 fire the Board of Education. "I am concerned with Viet missions from both Mayor organized the petition cam- said that he has become alarms had been turned in Nam and what I think is our Kavalek and Committeeman Jo- This is not just a list of paign to have the state install alarmed over- the "personal from the downtown area. Later terrible course of action there. seph M. Malavct that they names. Mr. Lumia works for a traffic light at Lloyd Road feelings" stand Keansburg May- in the morning, a two-alarm In addition, I don't feel Presi- would not at any time vote for or Leonard S. Bellezza has in- every one. HOME, AT LAST — Attorney Peter Lumia and his family, and Church Street. "We hope blaze was reported at a feed dent Johnson has done what annexation to the Borough of jected into the annexation pro- In his own words, "I am an who have resided in I I places in 7'/i years, have settled to have the light in the near fu- mill, the second blaze there needs to be done at home with • Keansburg. ' posal. activist. When I'm in some- ture," he said. during the night. regard to city problems and down in their Colonial house in Strathmore. With Mr. However, Committeeman Ed- thing, I roll up my sleeves and A member of the Recreation The mayor had been quoted National Guardsmen, riding get down to business. When I Negro problems." and Mrs. Lumia are, from left, sons Jeffrey, Vh ; Michael, ward P. Makely said he felt he last week as saying Mr. Doyle, on the firetrucks, prevented Board since last June, he was could not make a blanket state- think I can make a contribu- To create grass roots activ- 2; David, 7, and Peter, 8Vi. (Register Staff Photo) who resides on Forest Ave. in serious interference, however, named chairman in January. ment that he would oppose any tion, I must take part in what's ity, Monmouth County has the middle of the annexation and firefighters had most of been organized into seven ge- Mr. Lumia says his hobbies annexation. the blazes out in short order. going on. There's always need are football, photography and area, "as being ungrateful," be- for improvement, and only ographical areas, he ex- Mrs. Lumia shares her hus- the Unitarian Church, the He said that, because the A more serious threat was a stamps. Obviously he doesn't cause Mr. Doyle, who is en- people can get things done. plained. Speakers are avail- band's commitment to the vol- League of Women Voters, the Keansburg Board of Education gaged in the fuel oil business," sniping incident when five Strathmore Baby Sitting Club have much time for these. To also is involved in the proposal, "I never was one to sit able for meetings and coffee unteers, handling the telephone had made a living from the shots were fired at police offi- and participates in PTO. the observer, his hobby is his a statement on his part at this still," he said, "even as a stu- sessions and a film on Vietnam end and many other necessary people of Keansburg for 40 cers stationed at the intersec- is offered. chores. She is also active in The Lumias met at Rutgers community. particular time may be a little tion of Beale Street and Her- dent." premature. years. "It is true that I service nando Avenue, the day's main The mayor and committee- trouble spot. men spoke singly and off the homes in Keansburg, but 1 also cuff to the informal gathering service homes in Union Beach, in Buck Smiths Restaurant, and Hazlet Township and Middle- Budget Action School Board Flays City Council Rebuke stood their ground finnly as town Township," he said. Mr. Doyle also reiterated his Question after question was LONG BRANCH — The city "During the course of the dis- citizen of Long Branch to ques- tion of the new Junior High the recent accomplishments of stand before the association Slated Tonight thrown their way. Board of Education replied cussion of the budget by the tion budget items in a proper School to the Long Branch edu- Long Branch students in state- and was applauded am several The mayor and Mr. Makely LONG BRANCH-City Coun- early this morning to criticism council, there were a number manner. However, the board is cational complex, as well as to wide academic and athletic occasions. competition in the continuing both took exception to the term cil will meet in special session heaped on it at a City Council of statements of misinformation extremely upset over published an increase in insurance rates. The borough is seeking to an- achievements and progress of "two-bit politicians" that has tonight at 7 o'clock to act on meeting Wednesday. regarding the school system, inferences of suggested wrong- 'Sophisticated' Systems 1 the total educational program become a slogan in the town- nex 50 acres of land off Port the $3,903,689 local municipal the budget, and educational doing or lack of integrity on the 'In regard to the director In a statement released by in the city, is testimony to the ship on occasion. Monmouth Road in an area budget. programs. part of school officials. of buildings and grounds, the commonly known as the Leddy William H. Meskill, superinten- efficient operation of the Long Mr. Makely said committee Action was deferred from the dent of schools, the board also 'Extremely Upset' "In reference to a statement worth of the educational com- members, as a whole, are dedi- Tract now situated in Middle- regular meeting Wednesday plex in the city of Long Branch Branch public school system." town Township and involving defended both the superinten- "The board recognizes the supposedly, as reported in a city cated, sincere, and hard work- night when it was found neces- dent and Business Manager paper, made by Councilman is approximately 25 million. ing individuals who give up 19 homes. sary to add an amendment in- right of the council or any This complex includes sophisti- Mrs. Mnrgaret Kelly, associa- Benedict Pascucci. Teicher regarding the superin- Money Stolen three to four nights each week creasing the budget by $5,000 to tendent and business manager, cated, mechanical, electrical tion member and committee- provide for repairs to the city Councilman Henry Cioffi, who and, for the past seven weeks, Grass Fire Contained the board in subsequent discus- and construction systems, woman for her district, in- fire alarm system, put out of cast the lone dissenting vote in In Red Bank all day Saturday. sion with Councilman Teicher which require a highly-skilled "The word politician should formed the association that all action by a severe wind and a 3-1 council count'of a budget SHREWSBURY-The Shrews- individual with a broad and di- RED BANK - Three bank the home owners have signed sleet storm in February. The requiring $3 million in local bury Fire Co. contained a grass has been assured that no such not be used in a derogatory statement was made. verse background and training bags containing $160 in cash manner," he said, "and chil- a petition against the annexa- repairs were made immediately taxes, and Councilman Samuel fire at the end of Willow Drive for supervision, maintenance and some checks were stolen dren growing up should not be tion and an additional 375 following the storm, but no pro- Teicher were named in the in four hours yesterday, accord- "The board reaffirms its com- and plant management. yesterday from the Cities Ser- led to believe that the word names including that of As- vision for their cost had been board's statement. But Mr. ing to Police Chief Raymond plete confidence in Superinten- "The board finds it difficult vice Station at River Road and politician is a dirty word." semblyman Joseph Azzzolina made in the city spending plan. Teicher was quoted as denying Mass. dent Meskill and Business Man- to understand Councilman ('iol- Spring St., Police Chief George Would 'Defy Anyone' have been added to the peti- Approval of the amendment published critical remarks at- He said the blaze was hiard ager Pascucci. fi's statement that he was 'vot- II. Clayton reported today. The mayor said that he would tion. was received yesterday from tributed to him. to get to because of poor road "The board added these com- ing in a vacuum' with respect The chief said the owner dis- "defy anyone who feels that Ilio Mr. Doyle pointed out that the state Director of Local Fi- Mr. Meskill said that the conditions. It broke out at 12:52 ments regarding specific items to the school budget, since lie covered the theft at 5:24 p.m. committee are two-bit poli- the Board of Education has not nance. Thus the budget can be board was "shocked and ap- p.m. Damage was confined to Unit were discussed by the was provided with additional and told police someone, while tlcan^," then added, "and I asked for annexation to date, adopted before Sunday, the palled" at comments attributed grass and the origin has not council: detailed budget information by the station was open, had question their Integrity for mak- and questioned the borough for March 31 deadline for council in newspapers to "several" been determined. There were "Increased insurance costs the board. broken into a desk drawer In ing such a stntement." jumping the gun. action. councilman. He added: no injuries. were due primarily to the addi- "The board concluded that the office, Mango Shines, Loses WEST LONG BRANCH — out seven and walked only hander Glenn Hazen, who had Down, 1-0, in the fourth in* second. Hinton then attempted to steal second and when Honmoulh College's inability three until Delaware broke the replaced Mango on the mound. ning Monmouth tied the con- Witth his back still to the Hawk catcher Bob Sprague's to pull off a rally-ending dou- ice in the 11th. test against Len Fisher, the wall, Hazen got Wayne Evan, Blue Hens' starting pitteher, throw went wild into the dirt, ble play enabled Delaware to Blue Hen second baseman he continued 6n to third. Fish- Delaware's clean-up hitter, to LaRusso walked and swiped score the winning run in a 2-1, Dave Yates started the win- bounce a grounder to second er walked to put runners on second base. Dennis VanPelt 11-inning victory for the visi- ning rally by singling to open base. Monmouth's Jim La- first and third before Yates' the stanza. Yates promptly Russo held the runner, Yates, popped to short, but Sniezek sacrifice fly to right field sent tors here yesterday. stole second, and advanced to lashed a single to right field The Blue Hens had been at third, electing to go for the Hinton home. third on Jim Robinson's sin- double play. Robinson was to send LaRusso home. Walker Gets Wta held to just one unearned run gle. The runners' held their and two hits by Hawk right- erased at second, but the re- Delaware's first run came Fisher went the first nine hander Ralph Mango through bases as Charlie Pesce lofted lay to first to get Evans was in the third inning without a shallow fly ball to center- late, allowing Yates to scam- benefit of a hit. Mango walked innings for the winners, giving the first 10 frames. Mango, the up that one run on five hits. former Monmouth Regional fielder Lou Sniezek for the first per home with, the deciding Rick Hale, the first batter up. High School standout, struck out on a relief serve by left- run. Glenn Hinton forced Hale at He struck out five and walked only one. Larry Walker, who worked the 10th and 11th for the Blue Hens, received credit for the victory. He yielded two hits, fanned two batters and 30-Game Caseys Launch DELAWARE DIVIDEND — Delaware'i Glenn Hinton hifi the dirt to icore the first run did not Issue a base on balls. Monmouth, which out-hit Del- of yeiterday'i game, at Monmouth catcher Bob Sprague waiti for a late throw from aware, 7-5, was paced by La- the outfield. Hinton tallied on a tacrifiee fiy. The Blue Htm nipped the Hawki, 2-1, Russo, Van Pelt and Sniezek, in 11 inning.. Ift.gi.ter Staff Photo) School Baseball Season who had two singles each. RED BANK — Coach Joe man will be at short, Bob Mi- standing in the wings ready to man will be difficult to unseat The defeat was the Hawks' Kristofik and his Red Bank hok will man third base, and take over as understudy. Coyne from this position, but he is second in as many outings this Catholic High School nine will Phil Ciallella will hold down is a fair hitter, and Kaiser is getting his replacement sup- season. They will be looking be the first to answer the cry second base. improving. port from Van Der Mark. for their first victory Saturday of "play ball" for the 1968 in- Among the four pitching let- Rusnak will probably take In the outfield it will when they travel to Pennsyl- Top-Ranked Gals terscholastic season. The termen, only, Don Miller is a over at first for the opener be Clark as the leader in cen- vania to meet Eastern Baptist Caseys will open their season junior, but he recorded a 2-0 with Bill Mason, a senior, and ter field. McBride also will be College. against Asbury Park tomor- mark last year. Dick Rusnak Gerry Yerves, who also in left field when he is not on Delaware now has won its row at home at 11 a.m. (3-1), Bob McCarthy (40), and pitches, as backup men. the hill. Right field shapes up first two games. Ciallella has the inside track as a two-man selection for Sweep into Semis Jack Barrett (2-1) also will The Caseys enter the cam- Kristofik, with Mark Caprioni Delaware (!) Monmoalh (1) paign with 10 lettermen, includ- carry the heavy load for the on the keystone sack, especial- AB It H AB R H championship at Forest Rills, 30-game stretch. This quartet ly after gaining the experience and Mark McCue. Reserves on Yates.Zb 5 1 1 Sylveater.lf 8 0 NEW YORK (AP) - Billie breaks, but each time Emer- ing five starters, four pitchers, Rob'a'n.ss 4 0 1 Bova,si 5 0 0 son rallied to pull them out. N. Y. They advanced Wednes- posted an impressive record last year. Bob Sieberini is pro- the list are Pete McCue for Peace,c 6 0 0 L.aRusso,31> * 1 2 Jean King and Nancy Richey, and a utility man from last Evan, If 4 0 1 VanPelt,(U> 6 0 In the semifinals, Emerson, day. last year with its total of 11 gressing along as an infielder, left, and Danny Ralph, cen- Caffic't.cf 6 0 0 Snlezek.cf 5 0 2 the nation's No. 1 and No. 2 year's squad. and will have to step in as sec- ter. Jerry Kaminski will come Klingw.rt 3 0 2 CaJo,b.1a,ri 6 0 0 ranked players, swept into the who will sign a {100,000 pro Miss Richey was the No. 1 wins against only two losses. H&le.lb 2 O 0 Ruzlla,2b 3 0 0 ranked woman in the United Kristofik will more than need Brian Van Der Mark, a utility ond man. off the bench as a utility in- Hnton.3!Hlnton.3!) 4 10 Ryder.Sb o o o women's semifinals of the contract next week, will meet them, and plenty more to back Flsher.Flh p 3 0 0 Spruue.o 4 0 0 Garden Challenge trophy Ten- the winner of the match be- States in 1964 and shared the man, completes the letter whi- Veteran Mihok will be start- fielder. Waiker.p ooo Miinfo.p i o them up. Red Bank Catholic 0 0 0 nis Tournament last night and tween Stan Smith of Pasadena, top spot in 1965 with Billie ning bracket. ing at third base, and here it "Every game is a tough one. Mount, I* 10 0 Jean. probably has the toughest will be Jack Barrett as the We'll be trying to improve on set up their first head-to-head Calif., and Herbert FiUGibbon Behind the plate will be Bob 35 3 II 41 1 7 meeting in four years. of Garden City, N. Y. The dual ranking In 1965 schedule on the Shore with 30 Coyne, a junior who has fresh- number one substitute. our 14-7 record of last year," Driiwa.ro 001 000 000 01—2 games this season. MonmouUi __OOO 100 OOO 00—1 They will clash tonight when The other men's semifinals created considerable controver- man Rick Kaiser, a freshman, Experienced shortstop Hill- Kristofik said. 2B—Sylvester. The Caseys picked up four survivors of a hand-picked matches a pair of U. S. Davis sy. new schools on the schedule, men's and women's interna- Cup teammates — Lt. Arthur Mrs. King has been No. 1 the with home-and-away series add- tional field play for finalist Ashe of West Point, N. Y. and last three years although dur- ing to a long season. St. Mary's As Do Flyers After Victories spots at Madison Square Gar- Clark Graebner Of New York, ing that period she never has of South Amboy, St. Patrick's den. The titles will be decided runnerup in the 1967 national had to play Miss Richey. of Elizabeth, South River, and tomorrow night. St. Rose of Betaiar are the Mrs. King, 24, from Long new foes. Beach, Calif., holder of every The Caseys lost a 3-2 prac- major ladies' crown, used Russell Rallies tice game to Ocean Township, her characteristic net-rushing yesterday, but Kristofik said Rangers Seem Secure game in disposing of Scotland's the pitching looked good. The young Wightman Cup star, club's hitting needs some ex- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS clinched second place in the Fleming scored two goals each at 4:50 from close up, and Mar- Winnie Shaw, 6-4, 6-4. Celtics, tra work, however. The New York Rangers and league's East Division last as the Rangers won their's. shall hiked the count to 3-1 at Miss Richey, 25, from San Co-captain Tom McBride, a the Philadelphia Flyers are night with a 5-4 victory over Built 51 Lead 7:15. Angelo, Tex., an indefatigable DETROIT (AP) — Player-Coach BiMflussell sparked a pitcher-Outfielder who had a 5-3 considerably more secure the Boston Bruins. Fleming and Phil Goyette back court sniper, won the last third-quarter rally which carried the BoSon Celtics from a 5 The Rangers built a 5-1 lead six-point deficit to a 135-110 National Basketball Association mound record last year, heads about their spots in the Na- Philadelphia took a* long scored the decisive goals with- nine games in a row in beating in the second period and then Julie Heldman of New York playoff victory over the Detroit Pistons last night. the list of senior lettermen tional Hockey League stand- stride toward clinching the ex- hung on to boost their lead in 43 seconds later in the pe- ready for '68 action. Mike ings today than they were 24 pansion West Division title by 7-5, 6-0. The victory evened the best-of-7 Eastern Division semi- over the third-place Bruins to riod. Fleming converted a re- Intense rivals for almost 10 final playoff series at two games each. Clark is the other co-captain hours ago. blanking St. Louis 2-0. four points with just two and centerfielder. Steve Hill- The Rangers virtually Donnie Marshall and Reggie bound at 14:51 while Boyette years, they will play for the Detroit, urged on by 11,294 fans, largest crowd ever to games remaining in the regu- right to meet the winner of a see the Pistons play at Cobo Arena, hit 14 of their first 22 lar season. connected for his 24th goal at 15:34. match between second-seeded shots to take a 33-23 first-quarter lead. Marshall intercepted a Bos- Ann Haydon Jones of Britain Boston rallied to knot the score but Dave Bing, with 13 ton pass and scored his 18th Boston's Eddie Shack con- and fourth-seeded Judy Tegart first-half points, put Detroit back in front 60-55 at the half. goal, unassisted, just 12 sec- verted a pass from Phil Es- of Australia. Billie Jean was A three-point play by Bing and a basket by Happy Hair- onds after the opening faceoff. posito later in the period. seeded No. 1 and Nancy No. 3. ston put Detroit ahead, 77-71, with 6:10 to play in the third Boston tied the score on rook- The Bruins were in com- Top-seeded Roy Emerson of quarter, when Boston began its rally. ie Derek Sanderson's 24th goal mand throughout the third pe- Australia had to call on all his Russell hit eight of his team's 19 points as Boston took early in the second period be- riod but could do no better experience and court wiles for a 95-86 lead by the end of the third quarter and went on to fore the Bruins became disor- than get goals by Esposito and a 12-10, 7-5 triumph over increase the margin to 28 points with: five minutes left. ganized and the Rangers Dallas Smith, Esposito's 34th young Tom Okker of The 'Russell had 16 points and 21 rebounds for the Celtics struck for four straight tallies. goal gave him 81 points for the Netherlands. Okker had leads and John Havllcek contributed 35 point&Bing led Detroit Fleming broke the deadlock season, an all-time Boston high. in both sets, with service with 26. Fliers Among 14 Title Hopefuls ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - depend on their height advan- exceptionally smooth 8 • foot East Rutherford, with agile lar, although Lou Cochet, the The month-long NJSIAA bas- tage against Perth Amboy. guard, was one of the best 5-9 freshman Les Cason and 6-6 top sub, is 6-3. Kevin Caruth, ketball tournament, an origi- Marv Becker, at 6-10, is not backcourt men at Convention Bill Kesgen inside, can over- a quick 5-9 backcourt man, is nal field of 182 teams narrowed particularly mobile, but he used Hall last weekend. power its opponents. But its the top scorer and sparkplug. to 14, winds up here this week- his height to pick up several Group II: Roselle (24-2) vs. backcourt had all kinds of Parochial "B": St. Peter's of end with a two*day program Union Hill (19-7). easy baskets against a big Cen- problems with Glen Ridge and New Brunswick (22-4) vs. St. of seven title games at Con-' tral team; 6-3 Junior Jeff Scott Roselle is primarily a run is susceptible tp a pressing de- Mary's of Elizabeth (17-9). vention Hall. and 64 soph Sam Huey are al- and shoot team with a fine tense. The marathon begins tonight so rugged rebounders. guard in 5-9 Roger Klndel, Parochial "A": Trenton These two teams also met at 7:30 with a clash between The game shapes up as a whose last-second jump shot Cathedral (26-0) vs. Don Bosco earlier in the season. St. Pe- St. Peter's of New Brunswick toss-up, with Neptune given a beat Dunellen, and a smooth of Ramsey (20-6) ter's won, 87-78, in overtime af- and St. Mary's of Elizabeth slight edge on its height ad- 6-4 forward in Paul Manning. This one's a rematch. Ca- ter trailing by 10 points in the fourth quarter. for the Parochial "B" title. It vantage. But Taylor, who can Union Hill's biggest starter thedral won an early season CITED FOR SPORTSMANSHIP — The Monmouth College basketball team has been will be followed by the Group outleap 6-7's and' 6-8's, could is 6-2 and the team as a whole game, 81-71, at Trenton. The key to that game, designated as the winner of the 12th annual Schoenfeld Sportsmanship Award for Met- III championship game be- offset that. doesn't look particularly im- Cathedral has board strength the key to this one, and the tween Orange and Emerson of ropolitan New Jersey. Front row, Isft to. right, are Head Coach Bill Boylan, Bill Berger, Group III: Orange (26-0) vs. pressive. But the Killers win in 6-7 Paul Fesko. Fesko and key to St. Peter's is John Som- Union City. Emerson of Union City (24-2) and their backcourt of George ogyi, the chunky 5-10 guard John Haas, Jim Mclntyro, Ron Schwarz, Dave Eilonberg, Rich Clanton and Assistant Bob Harcar are the big scor- Tomorrow will begin with a Orange, which depends on a Kerr and John Kelly has been ers, but Jim Adams and Art who is New Jersey's all-time Coach "Buzz" Buzzelli. Rear, in same order, are Trainer E. J. "Mim" Truppa, Mana- Parochial "C" clash between pressing defense and outstand- outstanding throughout the Bobik help out and the bench scoring leader with almost 3,- ger Steve Seidman, Ron Kornegay, John Barone, Lou Sniezek, Henry Moore and As- St. Anthony's of Jersey City ing rebounding, has had its tournament. is relatively strong for a high 300 points. sistant Coach Jerry Bittenbinder. and Sacred Heart of Vineland problems in the tournament. Group I: East Rutherford school team. at 11:30 a.m. Koselle and Union But the Tornadoes did a good (21-4) vs. South Brunswick (19- Don Bosco lacks height with THE DAILY REGISTER Hill of Union City will meet job coming from behind in the 7) 6-2 Joe Scott the biggest regu- 18—Friday, March 29, 1968 for the Group H title at 1 p.m. semi-finals for a 59-56 overtime South Brunswick's Bud Rose Hawks Receive followed by Trenton Cathedral win against a Collingswood is a husky 6-5 center who al- and Don Bosco of Ramsey (Pa- team that impressed everyone ways seems to be where the AAMCO rochial "A") at 2:30. who saw them. ball is and who scored two PANELING CLOSEOUT East Rutherford and South The big man for Orange is baskets in the last 20 seconds TRANSMISSIONS Schoenfeld Nod Brunswick will meet for the 8-4 Bob Butts, a nigged leaper to give his team a semi-final GENUINE Group I championship tomor- who scores with a fall - away win over Florence. John Bail- WEST LONG BRANCH — sportsmanship winners for jump shot that is hard to de- ey, a smooth 6-3 forward, is The Monmouth College 1967-68. In our Metropolitan row at 7:30 p.m., followed by a good scorer, a fine rebound- the Group IV feature at 9 p.m. fense. WILLIAMSBURG world's largest varsity basketball team has New Jersey area, Monmouth is Emerson has no individual er, and the team's best defen- been designated as the winner the leader in the Schoenfeld between Perth Amboy and sive man. of the 12th annual Schoenfeld balloting." Neptune. stars, but Ted Martiniuk, an KNOTTY PJNt TRANSMISSION Sportsmanship Award for Met- Biesswanger continued, "We The Forecast: specialists ropolitan New Jersey. The an- wish to express our gratitude Here is the way the title nouncement was made by HUSS to you for the fine cooperation games shape up: 99 • 1-Day Strvlco • Free Towing Blesswanger, executive secre- of your basketball organiza- Group IV: Perth Amboy (24- « 6 COAT FINISH • Frm Road T«l • Easy Termi tary of the Collegiate Basket- 1) vs. Neptune (21-5). tion during the past _ season. CASH 'N1 CARRY . FUIL 'A" THICK tlftrine 8uaront«» Avollabls ball Officials Association. This You were very close to the top Perth Amboy is led by 6-2 Fra« parti and labor an all is the second time in three for all colleges this year." junior Brian Taylor, who may 3 REG. 14.99 • FULL 4'x8" SHEET AAMCO Custom rebuilt tram- years that Monmouth has won Formal presentation of the be the best all-around player ALL 4'x8' SHEETS mlulttM and rorqa* converter* the high honor. award will be made to Boylan in the state. The Panthers de- at Una. a> you own your own TROPICAL ELM RES, „, car and service It annually at a Biesswanger, in his letter of at the 19th annual CBOA pend on a fast-break offense NOW 2.9? with Taylor doing the bulk of niedeit Service Charge ot any notification to Bill Boylan, banquet at the Hotel Manhat- SOMOAN IIONY KQ. 7.49 NOW 4.9S of the 400 AAMCO Shops tan, in New York tomorrow the rebounding and scoring head basketball coach and di- GRAMADA BIRCH . ,,. coast to eoatt. rector of athletics, said, "Sup- Boylan led his Monmouth and a lot of the playmaking. RES N NOW 1.9* plementing our 12th an- Hawks to their best season in But the other Perth Amboy FIRESIDE CHESTNUT REG. |2.8O NOW S.99 •09 Railroad Ave., Aibury Park nual Schoenfeld Sportsmanship school history with a 27-2 rec- players are poised and know Get instant cash and get a fresh start, CONCORD CHERRY REG. |440 Frte Towing 774-6800 Award to the top ranked col- ord. They won the NAIA Dis- how to take advantage of their NOW 4.44 1*1 t. Newman Springs Rd. lege in the entire eastern area, trict 31 and a trip to Kansas star. They include Wayne Pen- with lower payments you can afford Red Bank 842-2500 18.50 NOW 7.99 we are again designating area City, where they won the first nyfeather, who has been shoot- Oxford's express loan service is non-stop, start to cash. OOLDEK OAK : RES. 2j.5o game but lost the second round ing very well during the tour- Get the cash you need in hours, if necessary. Get all you NOW 9.9S game at the buzzer. nament from a 15-foot range; needtopay off all your debts, get a fresh start. Friendly, Upon receipt of notification Noel Lugo, an 18-polnt-a-game helpful service. Phone now! NOW IN STOCK - FLOAT BLOCKS of the award, Boylan said, "We scorer; Pete Marvookas, a Phott* day of pl|ht, 7 dip • wtih. RENT A CAR or are very honored to receive the steady 6-2 rebounder and 5-10 FOR YOUR DOCK — 8">24"x72" sportsmanship award again. Hal Brown, a quick guard. Get uji to $9000. 842-1390 This is the whipped cream on Neptune has manufactured Out o( Arm, Call ui Collect TRUCK from HERTZ our 1967-68 cake. I am very two straight upsets: over Tren- proud of all of our ton and Newark Central. The AT YOUR SERVICE: JIM HMGEHTY JJJMBER entire squad, my assis- Fliers are led by Ken O'Don- NoCo-3l«nw». MWl T K( 0AK lnd U-DRIVE . . . Call tant coaches, 'Buzzi' Buzzel- noll, a slick, good - shooting Borrow dlrttt M*"INE li, Jerry Bittcnblndcr and staff. OXFORD ^1?. " nimm' guard, who had 31 points Band 4 Mort|i|« C». of R«d Bmk, Int. 775-1515, 222-3299, 747-2121 The honor belongs to against Central, and Ed Calde- . or tomnnlMlon*. everyone of them since each 162 Newman Springs Road, Red Dink 8423355 ron, who Is only slightly big- ftlfclll. funuolM. (Minima Op.ii Daily t A.M. •» S:30 P.M., Sat. I A.M r» 1PM conducted himself properly on ger than O'Donnell. • AfJWFla ATTINTION IOATMENI OPEN SUNDAY f TO NOONI nnd off the court." 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BUICK 1958 MERCURY $199 MULLER DOUBLE CHECKED 4-dr., automatic. Drive it home. USED CARS TOM'S FORD 1958 PEUGEOT , $49 HWY. 34 Minor body work . . . dead battery. '62 COMET % 399 MATAWAN •Custom 2 door. #3135. ON ALL 68 FORDS '(3 STUDEBAKER $ 399 RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS Wocjorwlr, 6 cyl. station wgn. #3121 119 E. Newman Springs Rd. 741-5886 Red Bank '63 POKTIAC % 699 BonnevlH* convertible. outomoiic trommlsilon, power itrer-ng, power *69 brakes, 33113A. . PER MONTH '63 VOLKSWAGEN $699 $ ARE WE LATE WITH OUR '68s . Two Door. #3O8S. OVER $3500 $1000-$! 500 '63 BUICK $ 799 295 OR EARLY WITH OUR 69s? LeSabne, 3 door hardtop, oulomollc 1968 TORINO (4 Chevrolet Impala Hdlp. Sdn. U Cadillac DtVIIH Hdtp. Sdn. U omimoblle Sta. Wgn. transmission, powtr storing, power DOWN U Cadillac DlVIIK Hdtp. Cpt. Dy'mlc88 brakes. #3134. 2-DOOR HARDTOP 17 Cadillac Fleerwood Broughom .SFord Muitang Conv. CASH OR TRADE 47 Cadillac DlVMIt conv. <4 Oldimoblle Super 18 Hdtp. Sdn. « Cadillac Hdtp. Sdn. U Olditnoblle Super tl Hdtp. Sdn. '62 BUICK $799 Cololi U Rambler U Cadillac DlVlllt Conv. Claulo Conv. LeSatore, Sport Coupe. AutomatiVutomatiCcf U Cadillac 4 Dr. Sdn. (3 Criryiler 100 Hdlp. Cpe. power tteerfng and brakesrt.. ##300 30077 DlVllla <5 Cheville USED CAR U Cadillac DIVIIH Hdlp. Cp>. Mallbu Hdlp. Cpe. a Oldimoblle Cuttaii Hdlp. Cpe. • SPECIAL * e! Cadillac Slxly-Two Hdlp. Cpe, '64 FORD $799 $3000-$3500 FolooFalcon FutureFutun * 4-dr. Sedanm,, AufoAuto- matic, radio and heater. #3053. $500-$1000 matlc, radio . #3053. 19(7 FORD U Cadillac DiVllle Hdtp, Sdn. <1 Oldimoblle Dy'mlcu Hdtp. Sdn. il Cadillac DeVille Hdtp. Sdn. '63 FORD $799 Fairlane hardtop. Eight- $2500-$3000 41 Ford Galiesoo Hdtp. Cpe. Gaiaxle "500"500' " Conv., Coupe* auto- ' •68 MUSTANG matfc, power steering-fcralcw. # 2975a ' cylinder, automatic trim- '68 CUSTOM n Oldimoblll Cutlall Slo. Wgn. 43 Chevrolet Impala Hdtp. Sdn. 2-DOOR HARDTOP 2-DOOR SEDAN MOWimobln n Hdtp. Sdn. (5 corvalr Monza hdtp. Cpe. minion. Power iteerlng. 47 Ambauador DPL Hdlp. Cpe. il Rambler Claitlo Sta. Wan. '65 OPEL $ 8991 •0 Cadillac DeVille Hdtp. Sdn. Immaculitt iniide and out- a Pontlac Firebird Hdlp. Cpe. Kadtti Sporl Couw. radio, heater, I $ 10 $ MPmtlac Bwinevllle Brougham '66'° 2?5 tide. Black.. '62 295 UNDER $500 #»7«A. $2000-52500 41 Chevrolet Corvalr 4 Dr. Sdn. '63 MG $ 899 PER DOWN $2195 PER DOWN II BUIcK super Hdtp. Sdn. <4 Cadillac Fleetwead 4 Dr. Sdn. S* Chevrolet Sta. Wgn. "B" Sport Roodster Conv. #3032. MONTH Coth or Trad* Br'kwood MONTH Cosh or Tradt 44 oldimoblle n Luury Sdn 40 Dodge Seneca 4 Dr. Sdn. M Chevrolet Caprice Hdtp, Cpe. 5S Oldimoblle 88 Hdlp. sdn. '66 OPEL $ 999 (4 Cadillac DeVille Hdlp. Cpe. el Imperial Crown Hdlp. cpe. rCadeH Sport Coup*, nodta, heater. ABOVE PRICES ARE FOR A TERM OF 3 YEARS. N. J. STATE TAX ADDITIONAL el Cadillac DeVille Hdlp. Cpe. #3079. 47 oioimobllt Clan F-BJ 4 Dr. Sdn. WE'VE SOLD 1, SERVICED 15 Pontlac Now that oil ottier m\ oars hove been shown, we think It'i safe to Gr'd Prix Hdlp. Cpe. FOR Si YEARS — '66 OPEL $999 BANK RATE GREATEST TRADE- kiilreduce our new model. It's nol lower, longer, rtrcCer or falter than FORD MOTOR'S BUY WITH CONFIDENCE, Two-door Crtlun, radio, htcritrhxrltr,, previous model*. If* no\ even more coonomloat. Ttw 1968 Ch«ker $1500-$2000 ' 'rewollj. #3144. FINANCING IN ALLOWANCE S yr, or 50,000 Warranty Mancrfhoni however, oorrleq on hi true Checker tradition. It Is probably 45 pontlac Catallno Sta. Wgn. tit most comfortobt* oar you've ev«r driven. You si I higher, wilt) a 45 Oldimoblle 81 Hdtp. Sdn. '64 BUICK $1199 better view at the rood. With Checker's exclusive limousine interiors, 4S Oldimoblll U 4 Dr. Sdn. LeSobna 4 door horxttep, 45 Oldimoblle Cutlait Hdtp. Cpe. power stetring ond brakes. #3116. OVER 100 1968 FORDS IN STOCK five passenger* rttte In • comfort'In rh* reor. The 1946 checker h among 41 Cadillac DeVille Hdtp, Sdn, IN safest can on the rood, lhanka to Checker's toxi-proven, super- il Cadillac DeVille Hdtp, Sdn. '65 CHEVROLET $1199i PLUS 100 PRE-CONDITIONED — GUARANTEED USED CARSI •trong, double channel X-bnac« frame and heavy-duiy construction. Why i5 Oldimoblle Dy'mlcW Hdtp. Sdn. CADILLAC—OLDSMOBILE • Ite Next Page) TO DISCOUNT CENTER, Kt 36, conditioned Bee for «1H or Mat offer tnu WHS. 1W7 CHBVROIJBT STATION WAO- PONTUC 1967 - Firebird convert- 1683 RAMBLER TTO Button Wtcon. IMS PONTIAO B0NOTVEJL1S — Con. Neptune. 776-7IW. ^^^ 1865 MERCURiT Colony Psjlc « pusen- HARQ0L FORD, 721-4600. ON -4125. UN CorvsJr. As Is, ITS. ible. Red ud W»di top. 165 h.p. Automatic. Radio and heater. 38.000 vertlble. Beini transferred. Unit sell. ger Call 2M-14U. Orerbttd can, ••* cylinder, standard mtlei. Very dean. On* owntr. MOa 11000 or best offer. Can after 5 p.m. CHEVROLET 1962 — Impala convert- 1964 FALCON Econollne Bui IS63 PONTIAC TIMPtBT trsjumlsiion. tlfcc new. 638-3685. 7(1-2892. 642-8092. ible Power steering, 283 automatic, 1962 PLYMOUTH — 6 pajsenxer Good condition 1400 V-8. Mint condition. Must Bell. 888-0215 1962 FORD Country Squire Call 787-7H93 AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE W61 VALIANT 1961 PONTIAC — Catallna convert- AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOR SALE M"STAN<> 1M8 — T>arlc green hard- MAURICE SCHWARTZ A SONS lhi?. Oood condition. New transmis- top With black vinyl roof. Four-speed Chrysler - Plymouth sion. (400. firm. Call tSf transmission, V-8. White walls. Sacri- HI W. Front St. Red Bank 747-0787 fice for J1TO5 or best offer this week. 1S61 MERCEDES — 180 sunroof. Good MARQOL FORD, 721-4800. COMET 1964—Villager station wagon, condition. One owner. Asking (660. This fully equipped. No money down, 28.90 229-4683. INTRODUCING 1868 FIREBIRD "400"-H*rdtop, 335 per week. NEPTUNE AUTO DIS- used car is h.p., 4 speed. Posltratlon, mags, pow- COUNT CENTER, Rt- 35, Neptune. 1959 FIAT — Cream, red Interior, two- guaranteed er steering. 3000 miles. (3200. 787-6726. 775-7676. door sedan. Stick shift. Good condi- tion. 671-5814. 100%. 1963 CORVAIR MONZA—Black. Auto- MU8TAHG — 1966-R«d hardtop. Stick THE GOOD matic transmission, radio, neater, shift, radio aod heater, white-walls. AUTOS FOR SALE whltewalls. *575. Call 741-6985. Eiceptlonal conjltlon. lacrlflce for .1961 IMPALA CONVERTIBLE $1795 or best offer this week! MAR- New top and paint. Best offer. GOL FORD. 721-4600. •••Hi 741-9124 1959 OLD8MO13ILE — Dynamic fl* OLD CAR! 1866 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS-Sport convertible. New top, new engine. EXECUTIVE CAR! Coupe. Power brakes and steering. Call 747-6269. Its not your ordinary lake-a-gamble uied ear. Excellent condition. J2250. Call 741- 1968 CHEVROLET IMPALA - V-8, four-door hardtop. Automatic trans- It's a car that nai palled tha VW 16-point sifety and 1968 1963 MUSTANG — Siit-cyllnder. 13,- mission, air conditioner, heater. Pow- performance test. 000 miles. Three-speed. Sacrifice. Call er brakes and steering. Real mileage alter 5, 671-3532. • 16,800. On« owner. Great valus. Call And hai our 100% guarantee that well repair or re- 19M VOLKSWAGEN— Good shape. 747-0624 after 6 p.m. place all major mechanical parts* for 30 days or 1,000 mile«, Reasonable. Call between 11-2:30 p.m. VOLKSWAGEN BUS—Paneled Interi- whichever comes first. , IMPERIAL 787-8265. or, engine newly rebuilt, $*00 or So avan if anything does go wrong it endi up for th» FORD 1964 — Galaxle convertible. best offer. Call after 6 p.m. 812-1695. CROWN HARDTOP V-8, power steering, whita walls. Ex- 1967 PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA — better. cellent condition, (aerifies for (1395 Two-floor hardtop coupe. 236 h.|>. V-S. And we're making it easier AIR-CONDITIONED or best" offer this week. MARQOL Automatic transmission. "Loaded . •enaine, transmission, raar axle, front axle •iwmbliai, bralc* •68 COUGAR-R-R FORD, 721-4000. Mint condition. Call 2294)900 afUr than ever to own... Only Folly Power Equipped system, electrical system. 1932 PONTIAC — Catallna. Four-door. c p.m. Stop in today, and compare and Novw Registered. Full power. 38,000 miles. Like new. 1962 SPRITE — Red. Good condi- Asking J650. 842-4219. '61 VOLKSWAGEN $795 '66 VOLKSWAGEN $1695 tion. Call Turquoise ladan. Fastback. 1982 FORD FAIRLANE — Four-door, 671-9270 N 359 our Cougar... pound for pound .i, '5288 six cylinder, standard shift One-own- FORD 1968 TORINOS — Many In N 396 A er car, In good condition. Reasonable. stock. Wanned, polished, serviced and SAVE $1500 Call evenings, 291-3798. ready to go at N.J.'i loweat prices. '60 OLDSMOBILE $550 and dollar for dollar the most Call MARQOL FORD, 721-4600, for a •61 VOLKSWAGEN $795 1965 MUSTANG — V8, red, black In- price on a TORINO with the equip- Red tedan. Super 88 sedan. terior. Hadlo, heater, automatic. ment you want Nobody undwprlces N 711 A completely equipped luxury MONMOUTH I »1135. Will trade. 717-4479. MABGOL. N 387 A CHEVROLET 1965 — Red ImpalA CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH sport coupe. Four-speed, V-8. Sharp. 1967 NAVY BLUB PONTIAC — Tem* sports car in America. JacrifJce for J1495 or best olter this pest. Perfect condlUon. Low mileage. '62 VOLKSWAGEN $895 LHFIJ •Inch** freloM rfnnjee. Mote ¥*m hx, week. MARQOL FORD, 721-4600. Call after 8 p.m. 747-13M Whit* ladan. radio, haater. Home and tltlt extra. 700 RT. 36, EATOMTOWN I N 368 A AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOB SALE N 393 A 542-5500 •• '63 VOLKSWAGEN $975 '63 THUNDERBIRD $1595 Red convertible. landau. Full powar. ENGLISH MOTORS A sure sign of a Great DeaL U 79 N 404 A '64 ilibCHEVROLEu convertibleT , $1295 LINCOLN — MERCURY Gray and white heater, automatic, nine passenger bus. powar steering. 34 MAPLE AVENUE 747-4545 RED BANK N 230 A N 430 A '65 VOLKSWAGEN $1095 '65 BUICK $2295 Blue) sedan. Riviera. Full power. N 341 A N 413 A

LOOKING FOR COMFORT and PERFORMANCE? Top Quality Check this" special buy of tha weak C'MON TIGER! 1964 AMBASSADOR "990" four-door. £00 EL CURE THAT SPRING Power steering, powar w^r m w USED CARS brakes, automatic, V-8. FEVER WITH ONE MONMOUTH COUNTY'S OLDEST and LARGEST OF THESE AUTHORIZED VOLKSWAGEN DEALER '67 PLYMOUTH '66 CHEVROLET $1995 '64 CHEVROLET $1600 AMERICAN BEAUTIES! Sport Fury* oonvertlble# olr-con- Bel Air. 4-door settan, V-S, outomot- Impolo, 9-posssncsr stotlon wooon, SHREWSBURY MOTORS, Inc. dmoned, full power. Copper wltti 1c transmission, power steering end V-f, outamtlc tnontmlulon, pow- block top. Executive cur. SAVE Factory air conditioning. Blue. sf steering ond power brokes. Blue. SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-8500 SHREWSBURY A 1968 OVER two. '66 CHEVROLET $1850 '64 CHEVROLET $1595 BtsQCfyne. .Four-door station wagon. Bel Air station wagon. V-*, auto- RAMBLER '67 PLYMOUTH $1675 Automatic transmission. Radio art matic transmission, power steering* Vollont, v-100, 3-door seccn, «yl- heater. Brown. power brakes, radio and heater. Black. Inder* automatic tronamlsslon. REBEL Wilts. '66 COMET $1350 '202' 6-cyllnder* vtandord transmis- '63 BUICK $1250 sion, 2-door teden, white, heater LeSabre, four-door sedan outorrtatic JAVELIN '66 IMT'RH'TIONAL $2300 and radio. traosmlssion, power steering* power Seoul custom, trove! top, four- brakes. WhITe THE WORD wtiwl drive. Plow ond full at- AMBASSADOR todiirtents. '65 RENAULT $ 925 R-8 four-door. Automatic transmis- '62 PONTIAC $ 840 sion, radio and heater. White. Bonnevllle four-door hardtop. Auto* '66 FORD $2050 matlc. power steering, power brakes, FROM TWIN-BORO RAMBLER radio and heater. White. Golaxle "500", 2-door hardtop, V-8, '64 CHEVROLET $1350 automatic transmission, power Mallbu, 6-pouenger station wogon, NEW 1967 AMBASSADOR DPL HARDTOP AT DEALER COST. steering, Grc^n, V-B, monuol transmission, heater '62 MERCEDES $1450 ond radio. Beige, IS OUT! $1,000.00 SAVINGS 22OS. Block. Four-door. Four-speed transmission. '66 CHRYSLER $2100 % CHEVR0LET $,375 People ara learning that it pays to buy that DOUBLE- Newport, fouixtoor tedan, outo- '67 PONTIAC $2395 '65 RAMBLER $1175 '65 RAMBLER $1575 Impolo. 6-possengw station wagon, 'A? T-BIRD CHECKED used ear hers at Bob White Buick. It cost, motk: trwamtofon, power steer- w unw Rebef four-door stdan. Ra- Rabel four-door 770 station V-8, ma™* transmission, heater * ' Firebird. V-8, four-spaed on Ing, heater and radio. Blue. ond radio. Blue. .., ^ • - . Blue, th« floor. dio, heater. wagon. Automatic, radio, no mors, so why don't you try our R*d Carpet Treat- haatar, powar steering. V-B. '67 REBEL $2295 '65 TRIUMPH $1150 ment, too? Spitfire convertible. Two-door hardtop. Automat- '65 RAMBLER 550 $1175 ic, radio, haatar. Vinyl top. Radio and heater. 2-door sedan. Automatic, BUHLER& BITTER INC. V-8. '65 PONTIAC $1295 radio and heater. 1966 OPEL '1145 '67 TRIUMPH $1375 Tamp.it 4-door auto. R/H. '64 RAMBLER $950 Authorixed PLYMOUTH-VALIANT Dtakr Station Wagon HWY. 35 264-0198 HAZLET Convertible. Like new. '65 THUNDERBIRD S2395 American four-door station Radio and heatir. Landau. Loaded. wagon.. Automatic, heater, 89 BROAD ST. 264-9090 KEYPORT 1963 PONTIAC '1295 '67 SAAB $1575 '65 REBEL $1475 raJio, power iteering. ©rand Prix Threa-seat waqon. Lika new. 4-dr. automatic. '64 DODGE $895 R*H, P.St., V-8. Dart. Automatic, radio, heat- 1964 MERCURY '1295 '66 RAMBLER $1950 er. Rtbal four-door station wag- '65 TRIUMPH $1150 Marauder 4-dr. Hardtop .. , BETTE? on. Automatic, radio, heater. Spitfire convertible. '64 OLDSMOBILE $1095 THE SWITCH IS ON F-85. V-8, automatic, 1964 BUICK .M995 '66 AMERICAN $1450 '65 FORD $1450 radio, heater. ideas SEE THE LIGHT! 4-door i.dan. Auto. R/H. Feirlane S00, auto., RSH. TO FORD! FROM RivTera (Air Conditioning) 28? angina. '66 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 '64 CLASSIC 770 $1095 FORD '65 CHEVROLET $1275 ' 2-door hardtop. Auto. 1966 INTERNATIONAL '1895 Sedan, radio, whits. R/H. P.S. 4-door tedan. Radio, heater. Travell All NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 747-0040 RED BANK 1966 CHEVROLET '1895 Visit Our Four Floors of Fords Super Sport Convertible, 396 engine, 4 Spd. Trans. First Sign of a Good Used Car. 1964 FORD '1245 Galaxie 500 Convertible, Radial Tint WHITE TAG SALE 1964 OPEL '695 SPECIAL PRICES ON EVERY CAR 2-dr. Sedan (TRUCKS TOO) 1967 DODGE '2495 Top Qua lily Polara 4-dr.Sedan SAVE ON A-1 USED CARS. 1964 OPEL '795 USED CARS '65 Falcon $695 '66 Mustangs $1395 '64 Lincoln $1995 Station Wagon Four-door. And Up. Continental, air-conditioned, power it««ring. 1962 PONTIAC '895 '65 Ford $1495 Catalina Sport Coupe WINK HANCE SAYS . . . '63 Falrlane $795 '66 Cty. Sdn. $1995 We are dealing 1968 Plymouth* and Chryslers, and we must move these and Wagon. Gatsxia "500" four-door Wagon, 10-panangar. other fine trades. hardtop, power steering. 1965 FORD '1495 Galaxie 4-dr. Sedan •«8 IMPERIAL Demonstrator '44 OLDS Four-Door Hardtop •65 BUICK Two-Doer Hordtop '62 Mercury $795 Crown Coups. Leattier trim. Power '67 Cty. Sdn. $2295 "88." Shorp. Blue with matching WIMcot. Gold with btodc Interior. Four-door, power steering, '65 Fairlane $1495 bucket seats. Vinyl roof. Suwo'lp- Interior. Full power low mileage. Sedan wagon. Air conditioning. Rear dologgtr. Full power, air conditioned. Auto- air-conditioned. "500' wagon. 1964 FORD $895 AM ond FM rado. Automata pilot. Was $229? Tinted glass. Tilt steering wheel. Salo $21 SO nttrtlc transmission. A local cor. Falcon 2-dr. Sedan Power windows. Power disc brakes. Was $1999 Sola $1799 '67 Ford $2395 '44 CHRYSLER Convertible '66 Galaxie $1795 N.w 17575 Salo $5950 Newport. V-8 engine for regular '63 Ford $895 GffUxie "500" gasoline. Power steering. Auto- •42 FORD Country Squire Galaxio convertible. "500" two-door "47 PLYMOUTH executive can. 1965 BUICK $2095 matic transmission. White with Three seat wagon. White with r«d hardtop. Four-Door Hardtop burgundy Interior. Brand new Interior, automatic transmission. Elactra 4-dr. Hardtop (Air Condition) Goodyear tines. Balance of fac- Fury. White with red Interior. Air Power steering. Plenty of room. condition. Bokmce of factory war- tory warranty transferable. '64 Galaxie $1095 '66 T-Bird $2695 ranty transferable. Was $ 799 Sal* $ 550 Wai $1599 Sale $1450 Four-door. '67 Fairlane $1795 Landau, itorao fape. 1963 PONTIAC '1095 Wai S2950 Sole $2799 Two-door. '44 FORD Two-Door Hardtop Catalina 4-dr. (Air Conditionl '44 BUICK Convertible •45 TRIUMPH Spitfire Coloxle "500" XL Ivory with Roadster. Bottle orcen with block '67 Cty. Sq. $2750 White with block top and red In- btack buckets. Automatic trans- '66 Custom $1195 teHor. Power steering, automatic mission. Power iteering. Radio roof and seals. A sharp sports Air-conditioned. transmission. A clean one owner "500" four-door. '66 Galaxie $1850 car. and wtilte well tires. Reolly sharp. cor. Convsrtibls. 1964 PONTIAC '1495 W COOBank. Call Tnc«d b* P'P* or beat offer thli week. MARQOL hours, 183 h.p., Flberelassed bottom. days a week. Full time. Live out. No'Will train. Call Budd Company. 891- fitting, welding, sheet metal work, FORD, 721-4600. HONDA — No mileage Corsair compass, automatic bills cooking. Experienced. References. 3010. pumps, sJr compTe>ueri and air con-HELP WANTED—Male-Female FINANCIAL 525 Newman Springs Rd., pump, approved Ufa Jackets, tir« ex- ditioning equipment. Industrial experi- Uncroft tinguisher, D&nforUi anchor, nylon Call after 6, 812-2430. RELIABLE MEN — For gardening BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 1985 FALCON STATION WAGON — XA land scaping. Psfft or Cull time. ence preferrci Rotating riilft Inter- RN — New nursing home. S to 11 Low mileage. Above average condi- YAMAHA 1967 — 305. Great shape. anchor line * and dock lines, deck WAITRESS. — Days. Experienced. tion. Radio, heater, atandard shift hardware, running lights. 13200. CAKAMEL RESTAURANT, 29 Broad Apply in person, BONGARZONE viewi Mon. through Fri., 9 a.m. to and 11 to 7 shifts. Call Must sell. Best offer. Call 787- Oceanport. 222-368S. 8t., K«d Bank. NURSERY, Wayside Rd., N«w sbrewi- 13 noon. Apply Personnel office, 291-3400 LUNCHEONETTE FOR LEASE Uenf tires. 787-5520. y In Urge boatyard and marina. PART-TIME CLEANING LILY-TULIP CUP CORP. UNSKILLED HELP — Some Jobs pay BANDY HOOK BAY MARINA FORD 1963 — Country Squire wagon. 1666 HONDA — 305 Scrambler. Im 21' FULL LAPSTRAKB SKIFF — 76 'ACTORY WORK — Experienced Royal maroon beauty. Power steer- maculate condition, Custom painl h.p. Johnson electric. Tandem trailer. Leonardo Motel Hwy. 35 Holmdel. N. I. eood Incentive rates after short train- 87M150 Highlands Ackerman's, 787-1835. 291-9SM 'referred. Full Urns. Steady employ- ing. Hospltallzatlon, paid holidays and Ins, power brakei, automatic, white 1500. 671-1818. aent. Company beneflta. Please ap- An equal opportunity employer AUTO REPA1K AND ACCESSORY Walls. Radio and heater. Mint cpn 13' SAILBOAT — Centertoard. Good GAL FRIDAY — Interesting and di-ply In person RALPH FRIKDLAND .PPLICAT0R8 WANTED — For root- other benefits. Apply Atco Ceramics, BUSINESS- For sale. Established dltlon. (acrlflce for JUB5 or beat or main sail, $50. 872-1286 versified genera] office work. Must BROS., Locust St. Keyport iff and siding. Sub-contract or by Hwy. 35, Keyport. 1933. Owner retiring, call 291-0205. ler thla week. MARQOL FORD, 721- MOBILE HOMES after fi. be high school graduats. Typing es- iia hour. Call 787-1528 after ft p.m. 4600. MAN — To recondition and clean COUPLE — Adults only for delight- JOFFEE SHOP — Rent for summer sential. Must be accurate and neat. fully equipped. Lester Herman Ma- REAVES TRAILER SALES 16' CUPPER CRAJT BOAT — 10 We offer a 40 hour week, paid hos- used cars. Must have driver's license. MAN — For yard work and window ful country estate. Man tor mainte- 1961 RAMBLER — Ambassador. Verj h.p. Johnson motor. $100. Call 36t- pltaliKstlon and vacation and other Apply In person. M. SCHWARTZ A cleaning. Experienced. Uust hava car. nance - grounds and buildings, -woman rina, 75 lat St.. W. Keansburg. food condition. Four new tires. Ask- 1748 Ocean Ave. (Laurelton Circle) 0149. IU-6830 or 8U-1H3. for housework, care for one small ing price-(450. Can be seen anytime Brlclttown, N. J. 899-40D (ring* benefits. Do not telephone. Ap- SONS, 141 W. Front St., Bed Bank. child. Salary t<00 monthly plus own ANTED — Wholeiale and/or Retail after 5 p.m. 60 Cedars Ave., Fal: A Quality trailer for every budget 18' MAHOGANY CORRECT CRAFT— plicants must apply in person, Lltt- [47-0187. MAINTENANCE MAN — Experienced house. Call 01-0297. Milk Route, or will buy part. Call Haven. S42-4»77. AA-Llte - Terry - Monitor • Playmore Runabout Inboard. 4675. man Jewelers, Monmouth Shopping MAN FOR GENERAL LANDSCAP- la general building and equipment "tt-9099. Rollte - Travel Mate Tent Camper 842-3342 Center, Katontown. maintenance to fill position in grow- FORD 1944 — Galaxle "MO" two ING—And nursery work. Apply In APPETIZER CLERK BAR AND DRILL —Long established DENTAL ASSISTANT — Full tlina. •ersoo, Pleasaat Valley Nursery, Bt. ing company. High school diploma location. All recently remodeled and door seian. Maroon exterior wltr HOLIDAY MANOR COTTAGE — 12x 34. ColU Neck. 4C2-Sg2. necesiary. Call 482-3838. WORTHINO- flawleae matching Interior. f&crlflce 60. Three bedrooms. Many extras. Fair Haven ana. Sood resum«. age PON BIOCHEMICAL, Rt, 9, Freehold. Part-Um«, evenings and week ends. new equipment Ideal for family optr- for 11185 or best offer this week. Sacrifice. $8,800. Gall 939-5389. BUSINESS NOTICES and expected salary to Box Z-142, Must be IS or over. Excellent salary. .Uon. TerrnB. Th» Sally Register, Red Bank. and Assistant Foreman to 1UR00L FORD, 721-4800. ELCONA TRAILER 50' —For sale Ol LIGHT HAULING—CLEAN CELLARS INVENTORY AND Oood working conditions. All company BUY-HITE REALTY 787J010 RECEPTIONIST — BOOKKEEPER run 50 xnBchlne plant manufacturing benefits. Apply In person, BIO W EF YOUR HOBBY IS BOOKS — Rec- I06J PLYMOUTH FURY — Four-door rent or both. Call 787-0633 YARDS OARAQE8 — Frea estimate!. STOCK CONTROL MAN ladles' coats. Bridge Sportswear, SUPERMARKET, Store Manager, 68 Automat!6 transmission, Power steer any time Call after 3 p.m. 7«1-2HS. wanted In doctor's office, 30 hours 247 Bridge Ave., Red Bank. 747-1373. ords, music and art, make It pay off Ing, air conditioned. Radio. Motoi per week, typing and bookkeeping es- Vacation and hospiiallzation. Call Al Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank. by owning your own. We have a good "tops". Original owner. $475. 842193: PACEMAKER 65x10 with Florldi sential. Write Box C-189, Th« Dally Dalfonzo at Thermal Research, 364- CARPENTER and carpenter's helper. spat, no competition, for only 117,800. for appointment. room, air-conditioner, awnlnga. Man LAWN Register, Red Bank. 8400. _____^^_ Experienced. Good salary. Benefits. BALES HELP—Experienced. Steady Call today for details. C.J. OUINIY, extras. Call 542-1208, between 1:30 MACHINIST — Lathe hand. Bridge- Ml 741-11U. employment. Good starting Balary. JR. 500 #36, Highlands. 872-OOOi RAMBLER 1962 — Red Clas.lc sedan 4:30, evenings 7:30 - 9 p.m. ort operators and tool makers. Must Apply In person, P1X FOOTWEAR Bucket seats, radio and heater Low MAINTENANCE le experienced. $4 per hour to start. MAN — 8teady, selling and deliver- CO.. 1031 Hwy. 35, Middletown. No mileage. Exceptional condition. Jacr TRAILER — 50K10. 1965. Two bod-Lawns cut, trimmed, by the month. GOOD HUMOR ing. Apply In person Marine Lumber phone calls, please. rooms. Furnished 872-1295 Limed, fertilized and seeded. Call 'aid vacation, holidays and hoipltall- Co., 1139 Ocean Ave,, Sea Bright. INSTRUCTION after 5. 747-1681. ;atioo. Hydro Hydraullcg Corp., Llnd- let Oream Corp. in, 825- 8346. RELIABLE MAN — Evenings, part- IMMEDIATE OPENING BACKHOE BULLDOZING — Uowlni, time. Floor waxing. Neat appearance. For mature paraon with experience In ENROLL NOW CHEVROLET 1905 - Impala. two. IS NOW HIRING. MASONS AND MASON'S HELPER door hardtop V-8, automatic. Show SCHIFFMANS plowing, pumping, laterals. All septic wanted Mason wages. Stan from Year around employment. 787-2091. altering boys' and men's clothing. IBM room new! NO money down BanM tank work. DEN BRYAN. (71-0585. •Pleasant, Outdoor Selling 13,75 to |6. Helpers from « to $4.75. Work bo ba dont In your home. Apply •Highest Earning* And Fringe TWO EXPERIENCED CARPENTER Personnel Dept, • Keypunch New Address INCOME TAX HETURNS-Preparel Benefit! *:all between 6 and 8 p.m. 229-0845, HELPERS — Call Petnlclt Construc- • Computer Prorrammtu completely. Individual, business, part- tion. 871-1800. MONTGOMERY WARD • orflca Automatic* JUNCTION OF nership, corporation. Call for appoint- •No lnve*tment Required MAN FOR DRIVING—And general Da.y or evening classes — Fr«« plic<> ment, Margery Trovato, trading u •No Experience Needed work. Part Hrae. Permanent position. LIFEGUARD — Trade Winds Beach & CO. ment service. 1985 CHEVROLET convertible. Btaiv ROUTES 33 & 34 Reliable Tax service, 671-1289. •Expert Training Apply Norwood Distributers, 16 Third Club, Sea Bright Apply In per- cy ndtr Rdl St, Keyport, son. Monmouth Shopping Canter, Eatontown NORTHEAST COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE RUBBER STAMPS—Made to order. Monday through Saturday^ to 5. An equal opportunity employer BUSINESS MACHINES SCHOOL &" ?ffir&£ " - Fast, efficient service. Uaa at born* or 685 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury 2£ASOK — Full-time work. MAN — To work full Urn* In gas "XOK PLYMOUTH - Sport Fury, ne» Across from Red Bank Airport. CaU after < p.m. station. Experience preferred, but notVOCATIONAL COUNSELOR — To 54 Broad St Red Bank J»3 engliu and Torous Flits trans- FARMINGDALE, N. J. business. Call 741-3227 or 787-2403. 542-4789 717-4647 rnlnlon, J800. 222-3755. lecessary. Apply in person, BATON* work with mentally retarded adulti APPROVED FOR VXTKRANS FURNITURE M0VIHO — Attica and MECHANIC—Insulin tlon two-way mo- TOWN cmjo, Hwy. 35, Eatontown. In a Bheltered workshop setting. De- 1M3 CADILLAC — Coup, DeVlllo.' CAMPERS TRAILERS cellars cleaned, free «atlniatea. Call SALESWOMAN—Matura woman with gfaa In vocational counselloR of re- ART LESSONS — Beginner! or ad- a friendly disposition tnteraited, in In- bile radio equipment Somt knowledge MAN — To work in liquor store eve- lated field. Mutters degree and/or Full power wllh air-conditioning. 747-3002. ilectronlca helpful, CaU wtikdayt, nlnga. Good pay. Must furnish top ret- vanced. Drawing, water color, oils, by Showroom condition. Must sell. 741- "NORRIS SOLD SEAL" dustrial sales to call on purchasing experience preferred. Starting salary Lonla Eflhyvoulou "Studio 21", 3rd SLIP COVERS agents of large Industrial firms In '47^630. trenceB. Experience not necessary, $7000. Can appoint higher depending floor over Anderson's Record Shop, 7153. "OPEN ROAD" Sofa, $30, chair |15, with your own Mercer County. Bast salary plui com- BARTENDER will train you. Apply April 1, 6:30 to on experience and training. Involve- 21 Broad St., Red Bank. CaU 741-63M, MUST SELL fabric. Free welting, zippers, ovtr- mission, call 462-4618 or Bend reaumt TAVERN 7:30 p.m. Big W. Supermarket, 66 ment In Intake, counseling and place- 9-12 a.m. 812-28(6 evenings. 1987 Canuro "SWINGER" to P.Q. Box 83$, Freehold, N.J. Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank. Bo ment. Fringe benefits. For Informa- locklng and arm rests. Fabrics alio 542-1733 aot phone. Sales, Service, Supplies available. Call anytime 671-2384. CAN YOU HELP a 93 year old wom- SALESMEN WANTE&-PUU or part tion call 229-6587 or write Work Op- FREE CAREER TEST 1061 RENAULT — Dauphlne. Good an two houri per week to take out time. Earning unlimited. Fleetwood MAN TO DO MABON WORE on priv- portunity Center, 71 South Broadway, 938-2924 PAINTING AND PAPERHANQINO — ate estate. Call after 5 p.m. Long Branch. Is computer programming Uie profel- Ure« and new brakes. J125. Call 741- For free estimates phone FELIX Da traati, do dishes and sweep? Own Carpet, 118 Main St.. Matawan, N. J. slon for you? Take the free ECPI Ca- 4637 after 7 p.m. FRANCE, 787-5402. transportation. In 8ea Bright. Can pay 291.0838 15. Apply to Mrs. a Moore, Box 146, TO.COOK — For private family, ona reer Test. Call 542-2800 or visit ECPI 1DM MALIBU two-door hardtop. Auto- LANDSCAPING — Seeding, sodding, 'AXICAB DRIVER — Full and part- meal, dinner between T-8 p.m. Musi at 2S5 Monmouth Park Hwy., W. Long matic, six.cylinder, clean: one owner. WANTED AUTOMOTIVE Roxana, Illinois. time. Keansburg area. Call between be good cook, bake and serve 'well. Branch. fertilizing, lawn mowing, ahrubs 8-9. 787-1637. 1861 SCOUT with plow, low mileage, trimmed. Can BORDENS FLOWERS, HAIRDRESSER — Manager-Operator, GOOD HUMOR Must have own transportation. Good BATON TWIRLING CLASSES 787-0889 after 6 p.m. JUNK CARS BOUGHT 741-4640. three days per wtek. Call evening!, PART-TIME MECHANIC WANTED — salary, paid vacation. Call Mr. Man-For beginners and advanced girls are 741-5195. Must know firont end alignment Houn dlca 031-1160. RAMBLER CONVERTIBLE - 1965, Twinbroolc Auto "Wrecking LIGHT TRUCKING AND DELIV- Ice Cream Corp, being farmed in Holmdel. For Infor- Like new. $1000. Must bs seen to ap- HOUSEKEEPER — For lft year old 8 to 9 daily. 9 to 0 on Saturday. Ap- mation call (M6-8323. ERIES — William Abrama, ply Middletown Tire Company, 325 SCHOOL BUS DRIVER preciate. Call 871-1671. Eatontown 542-223S 229-2818 boy. Mo heavy work. 3 to 8 weeki. IS NOW HIRING DRIVERS AFTERNOON ONLY Salary must ba reasonable Call be* •Pleasant, Outdoor Selllnc Iwy. 85, Middletown or call 671-24M. 1D65 OLDSMOBILE — Wagon. Powei OLD OARS TOWED AWAY FREE J, MURPHY, T41.TS71 steering, brakes, alr-condltloned. Less LAWN CARE tween 8-8 p.m., 747-9086. ______•Highest Earnings And Fring* FURNITURE SALESMAN— Experi- MERCHANDISE CALL Benefit! enced only. Call Mr. Hazard, 90 to «U0 AND UP EXPERIENCE3D CAR POLISHER you like Hit feeling or working 48 men needed for recently opened Must be able to use electric buffer, for yourself without ttie fed Ing of waah cars and change tires. All bene- MECHANICAL ENGINEER Are you ambitious? Can you lead branch. 1st and 2nd ahllt. Report Insecurity ttwl (joes wliti it? • Modern slips with electricity, water and telephone people? Want a challenging position? Mon. thru. Fri. at 10 a.m. S Mapio fits Call Bill Grieg at HUSSELL We tKtv« an auto soles tltuaHon (ME Degree Required) Ave., Red Bank. OLDSMOBILE — CADILLAC CO. 7«- which we think Is unique. You sllil Successful career with th« better 0910. with dockmaster for your assistance. things In life? Must be abl» to re- SALESMAN — Part-tlr.ie. Automotive have to work 40 hours a week, but e cruit, train and supervise a large services could be handled with other how efficiently you use your time salei organization of women. Age 28- tine. Requires calling on garages and HELP WANTED — MALE is up to you. And as soon as you 42. service stations in the Monmouth and fee. capable you con be your own ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS northern Ocean County areas. Write Mica monoflfr. (Minimum 5 Years M'crowave Experience) • Rental includes membership in the RIVER & SURF Write or ca.ll Collect: Box Q-145, The Dally Register, Red Bank. MAN TO ASSIST W» provide 3 highly respected pro- MR. ROBERT KERH ducts, prosptcta, sotw tools, work- e CLUB which offers a fresh water pool, CABANA Avon Products, Inc. AUTO PARTS COUNTER MAN — Ex- In LodlM Sportewear CufHng Ing capital and offic«, end if you Newark, Delaware perienced. Must be ablo to work coun- Department. Experience un- ore not earning at Itie rate ol MECHANICAL DRAFTSMEN building and 300' of sparkling, privately-owned ter, expedite customer orders. Lib- necessary. Good opportunity at lecnt V?00 a month In 3 monthi, (302) 73T-«700 eral employee benefits. Permanent for odvancemeni. Steady you probobly ore not our man. DESIGN DRAFTSMEN position. Salary open. Excellent op- work. This li almost all takt and no beach, both areas with lifeguard in season. FACTORY HELP —- Experienced pre- portunity tor right man. Call Mr. give on your part, but not quite. (Experienced, Project Work I ferred. Full time. Please apply In Gagllano, 542-0334. DEVON KNITWEAR Dooause we want the solid citizen person, Ralph Frledland, Locust Bt., 395 Whorburlon SI. Lonu Brand) type and not a drifter* w» befliv* Key port. PLUMBER — Experienced you should bock up your faith in FRANK VEIUNQE Call 222-0375 DENTAL ABSISTANT - RECEPTION- Call 741-J217. yourself by tupolylno your own • For the price of a Marina slip alone, you also bo- IST — Matawan area. Full time. grocery money for the first momh, SECRETARIES Write to Box C-108, Tht Dally Regis- AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS — (2) We hop* by tills requirement to long to a top-fight Beach Club. ' ter, Red Hank. for lowilnB Bulck dealership. All outomollcollv eliminate the con man Personnel & Administrative fringe benefits. Top pay. Excellent RESTAURANT DRIVE-IN typCi because. If our customers tx- LICENSED HEAL, ESTATE' BALES- working conditions. Call 741-7013. peel nothing else from us. at soon & Engineering Report Experience WOMAN — Full or part-time. Exlen- MANAGEMENT TRAINEES as you iMrn our namt, you'll know I. + $50 CLUB foe. slvo advertising assures plenty of TWO MEN WANTED DATEC. M leadn. Pleasant atmosphere and co- they expect Integrity. I\M I E*»e O Apply In person, 608 Prospect Ave., Ambitious men needed, high school If this soumh like the permanent V? All Positions Permanent Outboard! @ 5125 en cablt operation. Call for appointment, BUY,- Little Bllvcr. Oroduates over 21. Starling salary RITffi REALTY, 787-1010. opportunity you've been looking lor, TRACTOR TRAILER OPffiRATOR- to %}I7QH year; io-u month! Inten- write us a brlof nol«. Tell us what Call 988-0400 or Visit WOMEN TO TRAIN for positions as Experlcncn necessary. Apiily In per- sive training progrom. Excellent you did oncl how you got along In FOR APPLICATION: SEE OR CALL: shirt operators. Good pay. Steady po- son. NAI'PI TRUCKING CORP., Ma- employment btnollll. No txperlcnct your lajf |ob, and why you believe iltloni. Paid vacation. Free, medical tawan. necessary. you'll be a big *ucce» selling rh« UNITED TELECONTROL ELECTRONICS, INC. RESIDENT MANAGER and hospital! mt I on plan. Apply 8t*r For personal Interview call right line* of oulomobl.es. We'll Cleaners A Launderera, 131 Myrtle AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN - (2). answer promptly If you sound Ilkt Ave., Long Branch. Monmouth County's lurisst and most ASBURY PARK, N. J. Apt. #48 (Tel. 222-8309) active Bulck Dealership has an open- 671-0925 1ti» mon we're looking for. Our WAITRESS—Rare opportunity to join Ing for one nsw car salesman and men know of this ad. Wrtt* Box Sunset Ave., Wost of Hwy. 35, opp. watsr tower PARK RD., MONMOUTH BEACH, N. J. our atarf. W« .have a day shift open- ono used car salesman. Attractive- pay MCDONALDS DRIVE-IN X-lOt, Tht Daily Register, Red Bank. ing. Experience d wired. THE plan-earnings In excess of 110,000 923 Hwy. M Mlctdlrtown An Equal Opportunity Employer HEARTH. CaU 147-0«rfl. •ssllr attained. Call 7*1-7613. HOUSES FOB SALE Marda 29, T9C3 FOR SALE FOR SALE THE FAMILY CIRCUS ly HI KMM WANTH»T0 EENT HOUSES FOR SALE THE DAILY HJiQSIKR NOTMUCH"""""" IMMACULATE SPLIT LEVEL longer wtU w« l>* tXtlt to offer fKKE merit &U*rc, hinvwebaty Ave. OppusK« bedroom msderda a vmtoKiMiA*vmMiA* hoi^c INSTALLATIONS en our WHITE SAM River St. School, Open nlghtj until 7 on teM* bull lor Hi) U oceupuicy. FOR SALE p.m. ' Mint b* In N*w Ibnwibiirr or JUton- Four bedrooms, two baths. 19' recreation room with an orlj SOX aluminum combination vtorm win- lown. Will ttrHmlr con*l»r pmctaM dow. HEAVY DUTY and Only $14.95, SALMON KGO CLUSTERS - Prtih HUr nnt r«»r. A-l ntnmctt. rwtw nal Franklin fireplace. Cellar with asphalt floor. Garag ITEMS YOU NO LONGER FREE INSTALLATION. (Minimum 6 and all you want at COHEN'S De- partment Store, Shrewibury Ave. We call M2-O8O7 liter six. Trees. Many extras. Perfect for chUdren, near school ai NEED OR USE WILL... PROWN'S lBBUe Fishing Licenses and Stamp*• I to 4 — BEDROOM HOI * wltlU backs up to Bodman Park. Asking ?24,700. 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 30 minute A furniihed RUMS0N WATERFRONT - with upholstered Beats, 36" hutch. dent chairs, $5 or $3.60. Two-wheel- THREB YEAR OLD CHH,pREN'B Died. A-l' condition. J5B.05. Call Mr. AH good condition. Call 741-1637. Fine section. 6 Third Ave., 291-&23T , ALL BUYERS $5,800 DOWN Kruihlukl, 711-1014 utlllty trailer, ball hitch, $10. 741-1542. PONY — PulU wagon. Best offer. Three bedrooms, den, living SURFBOARD — Hoble, 8'6". flood 291-91J5. RED BANK — Thres rooms, fui Rt. 35 Hazlet 264-821 PIANO— And tench. Full keyboard, FRENCH PROVINCIAL BOFA — $50. niohed. Business couple. No pets. Cal room, kitchen, two. baths, tpUtsL—OD«—owner. Like nBw. - J45Q. condition. Used, ono year. »90. Call Brentwood chairs, $5. Oak table, $3. HORSES FOR SALE •pine 671;2330. Lamps, $1 to 51U. 22\l-UlS. Call 402-2(85 T41-M21 or M2-2277. screened porch. Bulkhead and cal" l• 291-0377. alter T p.m. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE UBBD PIANOS AND OOUIANB from EMERSON — 23" Screen. Black CONTENTS OF THREE HOMES — dock. $29,500. 125. Pianos bought, colrt, repaired, white T.V. Asklnj »«5. Call 2B1-1824 Need room. Must sell. English style GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPPIE3 — COMMERCIAL RENTALS moved. By appointment, Freehold aflcr 3 p.m. couch $40. Flve-pleco Kitchen set AKC. Healthy paper trained. Beauti- Muilo Center, 482-4730. JALOUSIES — & HCreoned panels $16.50. Four ahelf shoe racks $4.75. ful pets. C45-S560 eve., weekends. DESOtABLE RIVER FRONT sulte-or COLTS NECK RANCH - Im- RUMSON - Prime residential MIDDLETOWN - Four b( with door. About 18 running feet. 80" Extra fine baby carriage, like new. GIVE A BUNDLE OF LOVE for Eas- first floor In the Tuller Building. Cali mediate occupancy. Four bed- locale. Modern, spacious Co rooms. Split Level. Two f TWO BEDROOM BBT8—$40 and 530. high. Lot 5125. 291-3090. $19.50. Playpen $150. Baby scale $3.60 747-2440. Bmall dinette set J15. Baby carriage, Maple bed, complete, $29.50. Work ter. Poodles, AKC. Excellent pedigree. rooms, 2Vi baths. Fireplace in lonial. Living room with fire- baths. 19x11 gameroom. Op scale, electric sterilizer. Jumper CONVERTIBLE SOFA — »50. Other bench 212.50. Cottage chests $14.DO Home bred. Toys and minis. 566-4809. 3500 SQ. FT. LIGHT manufacturlni ehalr 115. Household odds and ends, items, tables, chair, etc. Best offer, etc. ItUSClL'S, 25 E. Front St., Red MINIATURE FRENCH POODLES — loft for lease. Call family room. Central air condi- place, formal dining room, sundeck overlooking park, (5 and under. 842-9324. 741-2205. Bank. 741-1691 AKC registered. Silvers. Must sell. 747-1100 tioning. Owner will redecorate fered at $24,700. O IS. AIR CONDITIONER — Coold GARAGE SALE—Miscellaneous house- $50 Call 10 to 5, 741-587T. After 5:30. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED — In large kitchen, gameroom, den. DELUXE FOLDING CARRIAGE — 741-3388. several rooms. 16,500 BTU-HR. A-l. hold Items, including laundry tub and Wooden playpen and high chair. 741- brand new modern office space, wel for buyer. Realistically priced Six bedrooms, four baths. Util- 1200. 291-0377. stand. Furniture, curtains, ladles' and 2798 or 946-8159. DACHSCHUND PUPS — AKC. Beau- located In the center of Red Bank, children's cloUilng. Call 787*873. contact us for further Information. at $35,500. ity room. Hot water oil heat. WEART-NEMETH BIRCH TUBES - 10" to 12', single tiful pets. Ready lor Banter. J47-4679 THE D0W8TRA AGENCY. 741-8700. DINING ROOM TABLE — Six chairs. after 4 p.m. Attached two-car garage. Large or dump, $8 and (12. Delivered. Call GENUINE OVERHEAD DOOR—10x10. China closet, buffet and serving table. RUMSON ESTATE AREA — AGENCY •81-9714. Less than one year old. Perfect condi- Call 842-O6CO after 3 p.m. EELMAR porch, patio. VA acres. $68,500. tion. $100. Call 787-0035 after 5 p.m. Five-bedroom custom built BEST TOP SOIL SOFA — Just reupholatered REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Brand-nerw RUMSON — Desirable settled REALTOR HIDEABED — GENUINE SIMMONS. Very reasonable home. Center hall. Living room Good fill dirt, blue etone, road gravel, $85. CALL 747-DG31 APARTMENTS MODERN OFFICES area. Large ranch. Fireplace •and, etc. Bulldozing, and baokHoe scr- 291-3090 with fireplace. Formal dining 102 WEST FRONT ST. rice. Eckel'l Trucking, Morganvllle, BASEMENT SALE — Household ap- In hIgh-tralMc shopping center. Street in living room and basement. 891-«7O7. TWO STEEL GARAGE DOOR8 — pliances, brlc-a-hrac. Knitting aids. level, air-conditioned, plenty of park- room, eat-in kitchen. Three Mrs. Irving Rink, 42 Hudson Ave., Half price. March 30, 10 a.m. to 4 NOW RENTING Ing. 2400 m. ft. or will divide. Call Dining room, kitchen, den. CASH REGISTERS (2) National. Red Bank. Come, see. p.m. 44 Washington Ave., Leonardo. tiled baths. Gameroom, den 741-2240 Chrome caaes, Electric. Excellent con- Three bedrooms, one bath. Full dition. Hake otfer. Call 787-1010. UNPAINTED FURNITURE RUSCIL'S SYCAMORE GREENB - solarium. Centrally air condl Specials; Redwood toawagon $10.50. BELMAR MALL basement. Hot water gas-fired Member of Red Bank BABY GRAND PIANO — Good con- Riverview Towers tioned. Beautiful grounds. Pres- RED BANK LUMBER Bench $6.50. Aluminum outdoor chairs (201) 438-6700 heat. Attached oversized two- Multiple Listing Service tltlon. »375. Pearl and Wall, Red Bank. 741-5500. $1. Long willow table $39. Willow tige location. $72,500. B422429 chair, $10.50. Mahogany breakfront - 28 Riverside Avt,., or write P.O. Box 422, Rutherford, car garage. Sufficient grounds. PORCH BALffi — Lamps, furniture, $129. Power mowers $12.50. Crystal WILBON STAFF REGISTERED glassware Bric-a-brac and some an- N. J. O7070. $38,500. HAPPINESS W A SPLIT LEVEL IRONS — «S5. CALL chandelier $35. Refrigerator $39.50. Red Bank, N. J. Rt. 35, 301- Maple Ave With foyer entrance. I>en, three b 542 0780 tiques .Thursday, 28th, through Satur- Round tables $12.50. Wardrobe $14.50. OFFICE BUITB — 758 sq. (t. In ex- rooms, one bath, one-car farage day, 3Utti. 28 Reynolds Dr., Eatou- More and more. Sycamore Ave., Lit- cellent location. Desirable for any pro- Corner Bergen PI. RUMSON — Compact bunga- tached, full basement. Firs protect HB 400 — Citizen band, stand and town. 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. tle Silver. 741-850Q. II STORY LUXURY APT .BUILDING fession. Call 747-3730 between 9 and 6. low. Living room, dining room, system. Barbccuo and pool for oc land microphone amplifier, mag an- FEDDERS 27,000 BTU — Air condi- ON THE BBAUTIFUL, SHREWSBURY STORE OR OFFICE FOR RENT— Ap- 3 Ing summer entertainment. All tenna with mask and accessories. MATTY COUBINB Custom Surf Spin (NAVE8INK) RIVER. FEATURING RED BANK kitchen, one bedroom, bath. A (20,200. Must be eeen. »16O. 717-8597. tioner, 220 volts. Used one Beauon. Bods, only nine In rtoclt. They're proximately BOO sq. ft Located on Cost over (400. Sacrifice for f20O. gorgeous for only J19.85. COHEN'S . . . Beautifully furnished lobby Newman Springs Rd., next Altox. STAR REALTY INC. Flute. Sim. Emerson Quiet Cooler 12,000 BTU air . Heated swimming pool Plumbing Supply. Call 717-1078. Evening* and Sundays cellar. Stem oil heat. One car Department Store. Shrewsbury Ave. SHREWSBURY BROKER M29 Call conditioner. Needs front grill. $25. In^ Opposite River Bt. School. , Sauna baths ASBURY PARK — Store 24x70 fo garage. $11,000. 0(6-9485 ernatlonal Harvester 16' upright . Marina SHREWSBURY CAPE COD — F freezer, perfect mechanical condition, OAK BEDROOM SET — Like naw, , Central air conditioning rent. Air conditioned. Private park. 741-7480 VIBRATOR CHAIR — Leather, *35, Ing. Contact Mr. Warms, 1309 Rail- mn. l'/j bnth.i. Full basement, o !75. Norgo gas dryer, $35. Kenmore seven pieces, 9150. Hoosler cabinet, , 24 hour doorman service road Ave. Tel 776-7262 or IM6-4130. car garage. $17,500. Jamei A. Curl 81" TV, Sylvanla, $5d. three white gas dryer, J25. After 5 p.m. 842-0693, ?12. Many other Items. 229-6473. . . . Indoor parking garage DENNIS K. BYRNE Realtor. 60 Broad St., Red Bank. 7 leather swivel bar stools, |30. 642- all day Bat. and Sun. ^^^ . . , Balconies with river view SEPARATE BUILDING FOR LEASE 4879. GARAOE SALE — Saturday, March RUMSON REALTOR-INSUROR MOO. 30. Antiques, furniture, odds and ends. , Refrigerator and dishwasher —3000 EQ. ft. ground floor, loading BABY FURNISHINOB — Crib, high- 8-8" DEXTRA SURFBOARD liocl!, 1500 sq. ft additional storage. Old estate charm. Modem, beautifully Like new. Best oiler. 28 The Trail, Mlddletown. 671-1132. maintained 10-xoom ranch home. Five 8 West River Road Rumson .hair, PlaVPen,_se.c. Light manufacturing. Call 747-1100. (More Classified Ads Call 747-0193 t>'«" CON UQLY SURFBOARD.— One by Frigidaire bedrooms, three lull baths. On 1^4 Phone 842-1150 BASS GUITAR — And amplifier. Ex- year oil. No dings. $150. Call 741- THREE-ROOM OFFICE SUITE for acres of towering red maples and sil- On The Next Page) BLBCTRIO WALL OVEN and metal cellent condition. Must sell. Call 741- 7010. RENTING OFFICE rent. Completely furnished, air con- ver beeches planted before the turn MEMBER MULTIPLE mounting cabinet, 140. Call 3157 after 6 p.m., ditioned. $150. Call 671-0905 or 671-2778 of the century. Large paneled den 747-0211 HORSE MANURE with fireplace and picture window LISTING^ FREE 36 RIVERSIDE AVE. ORCH SALE — Couch ?18. Mirrors, overldoltlnff rear patto and adjacent APARTMENTS SAWS SHARPENED card table and chairs. Ladles' cloth- 741-0162 HOUSES FOR RENT woodland. U&ny extra and unusual Ing, Junior 7-13; misses 12-10. classic RED BANK, N.J. . appointments, ilutt be seen, Immedi- WHAT A BUY! RED BANK LUMBER and latest styles. Baits, Jonithan Lo- TWO AND THREE -BEDROOM ate occupancy, llie only home of its gan, Villager, Lord and Taylor, etc. MERCHANDISE WANTED HOMES—For rent or Bale. «25 to kind offered in Rurnson. Absentee Finest Riirruwn area—Three-bed room, Pearl and Wall, Red Bank. 747-MM. Very reasonable. Wed. through Fri. PHONE 741-1732 »150 a month. THE K1RWAN CO., owaera want offers. We have key. two-bath ranch home. Fireplace In A NEW HIGH IN STAINLESS STEEL — Wall oven and from 1-4. Sat. 10 • 6, 419 River Rd., COLLECTOR — Wants old toy trains RBALTORB, Bellord, 7B7-5500. W. Listed at *63,7M. large living room, formal dining room, fiouatertop stove. $100. Call Pair Haven. any condition. Pay cash- or will trade. Keaniburg. 7B7-66M. Hatlet. 2H4-7100. family room plus den. Full basement, OCEAN APT. LIVING 787-4826 H.O., 027, 0, standard gauge. 774-3710. OFFICE OPEN 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. HALL BROS., Realtors two-car attached garage. Trees! -;OYB HUBKY DUNGAREES — Per- (CLOSED MONDAYS) RENTAL MGR. H9 to (250 Per Month 813 River Rd. 741-76W Fair Haven Priced to move fast at 148,000. BOWLINO-ON-THE-OREEN BET — manent press, by Dickies and Lee, SILVER CERTIFICATES MR. ROY THE HERO AGENCY Member Multiple Mating fiervlcs RUSSELL M. BORUS Luxury 10-story iptrlmsnr Four biased composition balls, two AM at COHENS Department Store, Call for best quote. TWO-KOOM EFFICIENCY APART- , 35 Mlddletown Open 7 Dayi • with breathtaking viowi of laeki (small frails).. HO. 948-8704. Shrewsbury Ava. Open nlghU until 7 787-0395 or 787-0288. 671-1000 i.m. MENT — Tiled bath, tiled kitchen, REALTORS -^Sandy Hook Bay *ni N. Y. KEROBENE OIL HEATER—Florence ANTIQUES—Tillany times, toys, fur- T.V. Winter rates. Leonardo Motel. 74 RENTALS — SEASONAL — YEARLY MtDDLETOWN GOO Jtlv&r Road FaJr Haven Cabinet apace heater, wick type, JIB. niture, china, paintings, statuary, Hwy. 38, Leonardo, 291-9814. BEACH EXCLUSIVE Harbor from your own opin 187-6190. SAVE NOW coins, lighting fixtures. Carved oak ELLA WILTSHIRE, Realtor on our WHITE HEAVY DUTY iAM- dining room pieces. Copper Kettle An- TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT —*00, THREE-BEDROOM RANCH —. Cu* TOWNHOUSE tvrracc. Marina n«xt door. IPRINO HOUSEOLEANINO SALB — SON COMBINATION WINDOW. tiques, Oakhurst 531-1699 or 228-0892. all utilities. No dogs. 13 Hudciy Avi UB0 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright 842-OOOi Lorn built In 1954. NOT A DEVELOP- Just 55 mini, from Niw 10" RCA TV, $10. 17" Phllco TV J50. FREE INSTALLATION (minimum «.) Highlands, 872-1831 WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALB — •MENT. Choice location. Full basement Three-bedroom house In excellent con- Studio couch $10. Norge refrigerator HEAVY DUTY WHITE BIO-M com- BET OF USED left hand Eoll clubs recreation room, garage, acreened-ln dition in good location. Ceramic tiled York, 45 from Ntwarlc. |JS, a black bookcases $5. 741-1610. TIIREJE-ROOM APARTMENT — Utill- Furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- b&th, pretty yellow kitchen. Jiving bination aluminum door only too In- •anted. Call ties Included. Call ' ate occupancy. SAMUEL TEICHEIt breezeway. Close to storeg and trans- STUDIO OIK) 1 BR ACTS. stalled with free S3.B9 grill. 747.0211 AGENCY, Oceanport Ave., OcaanporU portation. A great buy at only SZ1.000. room with fireplace, television room MAHOGANY DROPLEAF TABLE — 787-1314 Vets no money down. FKA. only $1200 or den. Dining room, lull dr/ base- Two chairs, $25. Kitchen table and M2-3MX). ment. Oarage. 118,(00. McALISTSR From $U0 tour chain, >15. After 5 call 741-1G71 PROWN'S STAMPS THREE-ROOM furnished apartment Utilities included. Business couple on- HIGHLANDS — Two bedrooms, large dn AOBNCV, Realtors, 109 I. River Rd., Incl. utilities* cintrol olr condl. Broad St. Red Bank M1-1B00 TT.8. or Foreign. Call 8T2-1088. living room, dining area, modern ' BEACH AGENCY Rumson. S42-18M. 'tlonlng, treat, porklng, swim pool. MOSSRITE VENTURES MODEL DINING ROOM TABLE — 12x00 plus ly. 291-0726 or 291-18M. GUITAR — Double pickup, dark me- TRAILER WANTED — •Utility or kitchen, lte hatha, baseboard heat MIDDLETOWN — Bl-level on'125x175 Also: !.Br, (2 Bo*!), and 3-Br. 12'' lear. 6 chairs. 2 arms and 4 boat Two or four wheels, rack, etc. WEST END — Attractive, model Immedlato occupancy. $145. F1NLAY BROKER (2'A BoHw). . • talllo blue. Excellent condition, leas straight, with reed ocaU. Solid pecan furnished three-room apartment, 1M Highway 33 Mldilletown, N. J. wooded lot. Three bedrooms, den or than 1 year old. Asking $225. Oil What hav« you? Must b» a bargain. AGENCy:, Realtors, 270 Bay Ave. 4th bedroom. Living room, dining Kl-2832 alter 4. wood, no vtneer. 7U-IX53 alter 6.. 787-6180. dream. Near ocean. Available May. HtghlandB. 872-0100. Open 7 days 8(2-2826 or 671-2727 SURFBOARD — 02 Hoble, good Con- yearly. 1 West End Court. 222.-264S, Eves: W1-47M room, kitchen. VJt batha. Family OLD FURNITURE — Antlquei, china, KEANSBURO — Five-room bungalow, All payments approximate and tub- room, laundry room. Two-car garage. Highlandia dition 1M7 model small mans wet- glassware, art objects and brtc-a-brac. WATERFRONT — Beautiful furnished • ?95 per month. Ject to VA-FHA approval. Patlo/grlll. Principals only. (31,000. suit. 741-M56 alter 4. Moving. Immediate cash tor anything and ev- three-room apartments. T.V. Included. Call 381-2644. 671-0652. 10 Ocean Bcultvard erything. Ruscll'fl 25 East Front St, Weekly, monthly. Nautilus Apartment Freehold HAMMOND ARIENS WALKINQ TRACTOR — 0 Motel, 842-0005, 223-0200, Sea Bright. BELFORD — Ono family house, ona RED BANK — New four-bedroom Co- Atlantic Highlands, N. J. h.p. engine 30" reel mower, 28" snow 7H-1693. bedroom. Ideal for retired couple. lonial located ons block from river. blowsr attachment. <27fl. 747-4012. ROOM FOR CHILDREN Call (201) ES 3-9300 for oppoM- ANTIQUES — Paintings. N.J. Atlsj. KEANSBURO — Three-room apart- Modern kitchen, tiled bath. Carport. .In this spacious four-bedroom Call 228-3772. WRANGLERS, WRANQLBRS—Ladles' Estates purchased and appraised 747- ment. Heat, hot water. Center ol town. $100 per month. 153 Palmer BL Colonial home located just off OolU menr or Information. Rental agent ORGAN 8-20. tlrls' 7-14. Largo selection. $3.98 20O3. The Hudson Shop, Inc., 611 Adulta only. No pets. Reference, Rent 201-9080. Neck Road la Longview. Living room, on dol/ Sat., Sun. 1] to 6. Broad St. Shrewibury. 595 per mo. 787-0012. COHEN'S Department Store, Shrews- BELFORD — Five-room house, fur- dining room, t»tudy, kitchen, Vi bath APARTMENTS OF ASBURY PARK bury Ave. Opposite Klver St., School. LARGE studio room. Tile bath. Llgh nished. Cloaed-ln porch. J85 per month. on first floor. Four bedrooms (giant Corner of Main 81 A Matuson Art. housekeeping. Good location. Quid Inquire at 87 llth at., Belford. master bedroom) and two baths up- SMALL? FRENCH~SLipPER CHAIR PETS AND LIVESTOCK mature business woman. 741-0761. stairs. Full basement, attached ga- 'Call MIDDLETOWN — Hilton Park iec rage. A really nice place for your 1BX LARGEST ORGAN AND PIANO . 842-1074 RED BANK —One and two-bedrooi tlon. Four-bedroom older home on DBPLAT IN TBI SHORE AREA A-l AKC PUPPIES — All breeds garden apartments available. Hot v/a- family to live. $27,G00 TIRES — Two low profits 4-ply Delta (guaranteed.) Grooming - all breeda, dead end street. Living room, dining iS through April 1. COUNTRY ter and heat Included. Quiet, centra] room, eat-ln kitchen, dry cellar, sew- BEN ALPERN, REALTORS Open dally "til • p.m. Bat. -til • p.m. Premium - 125 Supreme "njlon tube- location, near shopping. Adulta only, 46 West Main St. leas. Used 2000 miles. Size 7.10x18. »33 SQUIRE PET SHOP, 73 First Ave.t ers, big attic. Wonderful for children Freehold Atlantic Highlands. 201-3851. no pets. See Supt, Apt. 10. B0 Locust and pets. $150 plus utilities. Security Open Sunday 4S2-64&4 Fftetory Authorized Special Offer 201-2092 Ave. and lease required. Available April 1. New Hammond Spinet Organ CHOCOLATE MINIATURE POODLE HIGHLANDS — Two-tamlly home In JAR BATTERY — Stars him voltage, THREE-ROOM APARTMENT — Al Phone (or appointment F.A. GEHL- Immaculate condition with private 3 year guarantee. Never used. »12. —At stud. Champion lines. Good dis- HAU8, Real Estate, Hwy. 36, Leonar- $595 tsltlon, Call 741-0162 after 6 p.m. modern improvements. Vicinity oi do. 291-0488. beach rights, Two 4-room and bath Com* In for e. fret demonitratloo Call 223-3152 alter 5. Mnrlboro-Holmdel. Available April lit apartments. Existing mortgage $11, Limited time only. MOVING — Two French chestg of PUPS — Mother la a registered Ger- Call 916-4596. LEONARDO I 100, which costs $117 per month t< man fihspherd; father la a Boxer. $15 carry. Includes prlnclpa.1, Interest drawers, antique beds, set Df six each. Call 291-2309. KEANaBURQ —' Unfurnished thres 65-A Burlington Ave. 775-9300 Bentwood chairs, tables, etc. €71-1132 rooms. All utilities supplied. $90 per Bungalow. Four rooms furnished. tax and Insurance. One apartment cat BRED FOR DISPOSITION — Minia- month. Call 381-2644. rent'for $90 minimum. Are you pay- JUSFRIOEATOR — Frlgldalre. GARAOE SALE—Lawn mower, wash- ture AKC poodlea, Jet black, good LEONARDO — Furnished cottage. Ing $27 por month rent now? Interest- Apartment site. 4 cu, rt. CroBs-top er, stove, etc. Many Items. 51 Nftve- blood lines. Six weeks Easter. 477-4158 TWO-BEDROOM CO-OPERATIVE — Utilities supplied. |T0 per month.* Near ing, isn't It? Call us lor details. $14 Ireeier. Now In use. $40. 787-6180. ilnk Dr. Monmouth Beach. Sat., Mar. Freshly painted, A-l condition. Oil bus. Ona man only. Call alter 3 p.m. 291-3960. J HORSE COLLECTION - Beswlck 30, 9 to 5. DOBKHMAN PINSCHKR PUPS—AKC burner. Days S42-O476. 542-MJt alter FINLAY AGENCY china, 10 pieces, Various sizes. $45. registered, S weeks old, black and tan. p.m. BELFORD — Two-bedroom year- IT JUST CAN'T LEAK " y reaBonable. T87-0834. Realtors (formsrly Hamlltonian at Monmouth Beach) Phone 0(6-8704. KEAN8BURG — Four rooms. Unfur round home. ?130 per month. Avail- 270 Bay Ave. 872-0100 Highland* Our new seamless whlta heavy Range AKC ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL nlshed. Two bedrooms. Hot water anc able immediately. Security required RAINED OUT SATURDAY-OARAGE (.032) aluminum gutter cualom fitted PUPS 0 weeks old. Reasonable. Call hent Included. 1105 per month. Avail Call ownar. 872-1364. •ALE — Many Items sill! left from lo your linmc. Concealed hanging fiys- alter 3 p.m.. 220-41&7. ablo April 1. 787-H774. • Monmouth Beach, N.J. garden tools, wheelbarrow, to electric tem — not Just nailed. Free estimate, WICKATUNK — Home for rent. $ EDNA M. NETTER Smoke/fire alarm; clothes to electric OLD ENGLISH SHEEP DOGS — Lov MATAWAN BOHOUGH — 3^4 anil a month Includes utilities. Call 462- Realtors FARMS — HOMES — INDUSTRIAL Can opener. Odd Hems too. After 4. PROWN'S l)le, shagKy puppies. Champion back- room nlr conditioned garden apart- 28R0 or 538-3333. The new monoo«mem noj acquired this property as they fore«« Its (42-1117. Kumsnn. 53 Bellcvuo Avc. Tound. 031-5819 BITES HOLMDEL — COLTS NECK 12 Broad St. Itod Bank 741-7500 ments from $110 mo. {net rent) fop THnBE-rtOOM HOUSE — J85 MARLBORO — FREEHOLD AREA* further development OS on oufstondlna Club-Resldenci with adlolnlng April or Hay occupancy. Privat month. Supply own utilities. 814 Pine Dutch Lano Rd., RD 1, Marlboro marina, wtilch offer In ona p:operty gracious living wltti access both to swim club. MAItC HAMPTON APTS., St., Union Beach. P.O. Box 325. Freehold' t\« Snrewsbury River and the Atlantic Oceon. We know no orhar ptact Matawan Ave., between Ravine Dr, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Scenlo along fni northern New Jersey coast wrier* tnest crttrlbirfes art 10 and Aberdeen Rd. Phono B66-7O19. Drive area. $250 monthly. BnWIN fl. 462-4151 uilgudy combined. ' IONa JAME3 APAUTMENT3 — Val. 8TAUK, Realtor. 264-0333. Evenings 530-9149 CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY ley Drive, Route 36, Atlantic High- lands. Three miles from Sandy Hook THREE BEDROOMS — Two full QUAINT VICTORIAN State- Park. One-imd two-bedroom tiled baths, large living room and Charming older home in lovely area. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! units. Furnlahed or unfurnished. Swim- kitchen, baseboard heat. Many fea- 22' living room, dining room, pretty RIVER & SURF CLUB APARTMENTS ming pool mid recreation area. Patio tures. $250 monthly. Occupancy April new kltclien with breakfast nook. Four or ba.lwmy, each unit. Itent from $132 15. Call 747-3953. No brokers. bedrooms and bath. Large porch. Bub- W« offer attractive garden apartments In well-kept grounds contolnlna Including heat and dot water M1-O770 stantlally and tastefully remodeled. iarge rooms and eadi wlfh Its own private terrace, Eacti apartment has $22,500. BfcALISTER AGENCY, Real- a science kitchen, tiled balli, master TV antenna. Individually controlled IIAZLIT — Tliroo rooms with bath. WANTED TO HENT tors, 109 E. River Rd., Hum son. 842- Adding Machines — Typewriter; General Contractors Pearl and Bead Restrlnging Prlvato entrance. Call healing and air conditioning and iwo parkino spaces per apartment. The 2G4-1240 laroe 4 ro&m apartments ore offered from $135 a monih. A few 5 room (2 bedroom) suites ore now available, olferlng a iccond bathroom ol a ADDING MACHINES — Typewrit' CARPENTRY, cabinetry. Formic; sold, rented, repaired Sorplco'.i 101 Expflrtlr on braided nylon. (1.60 a LONG BRANCH — OcDnnfront. Kour- GREAT FOR KIDS! modest JIBS a morifti. work and odd Jobs. 229-2348 after strand. Sterling clnsps from 75c. rooms and batll, furnlHlietl. Until Juno LEASE! NEW SHREWSBURY MonmouUi St.. Red Dank, 747-O4£>. p.m. Kreo estimates, reasonable. RBUSSILLKS', 30 Broad Bt, Hell 15. Heat and water supplied. Call bo 'our bedrooms, three baths, playroom, Dunk. (ore 12 or after (1 pin. 223-1553. kitchen, living room, dining room, all Antiques KAL.PH A. COLIC, milLDKU We have a number nf qualified clients large. Large lot. Call B42-0551 for ap- htunes. Addition*. Alteration KEYPORT — Three rooms with heat. looking for houses to lease. Call us pointment. No agents. ATLANTIC TRADING POST — 49 At' rncpa. Unofi. Call 741-330'.. Piano Tuning Prlvato entrance. Call tor action. RIVER & SURF CLUB MARINA lantlc Avc, Long Branch. AniUi 2M-72U2 ATLANTIC HIOHLANDB — New con- used furniture. Mon., Wed., Krl. 7:30- CARPENTRY — Additions, pimplln EXPERT tuning and repairs. Yeaxg 9:30 p.m., Thura., fiat. 12-G p.m. FtcpB, aklcwalks, pat Ion, odd Job, HOLMDEI, — N'ofir Holmricl Motor 747-3500 itructlan. Custom built bt-level. Four Modem morlna facltltiw are available which con bcrih boat* IKJ to 50*. ot experience on Btelnwny, Baldwin, Inn, two unfurnlslicit apartments. Hot ' ooms, largo recreation room, util- Each slip has electricity und water, and there are connections for telt- Sun. 2-6 p.m. We buy-sell-tratio any Reasonable rated. S12-4:iBi, 7*7-2338. ChlckerlnK. Knobe; Wurlltzer. Work ity room, large living room, dining- pnonn service. Alttiough apartment twionls and former slip uiers have thing ot value. guaranteed. Plnmw bought and sold. wnler antl licnt Included. Cull 2(M- room, custom built Idtohen. Plenty MOVING & STORAGE l!)05 or 671-1518 titror 5 p.m. ROLSTON WATERBURY a prioilty, there will be a Jlml-cd number of slips available for the com- Asphalt Paving SAL V. I.ONC1O. 222-2803. ReaUor-Innuror >f closets. Two-car garage. On nulct ing season. ONE ANU TWO-HEDIIOOM — Un- Id W. Front 61. Iteil Bunk 07701 itreet. $24,000. 872-1345. GENERAL ASPHALT PAVING INC Plumbing and Heating (urnl.ilicd modern Harden apartments. Blacktop driveways and parking loll. Neur transportntlon, shopping, HAXLBT — Three-bedroom ranch Call for free estimates. 232-8208. •cl]iM>lfl, Free pl. From $11*1. RCO 0283. 3 TO 4 — BEDROOM HOME wltllln with finished basement, with adjoin- PLUMBING — Heating and bathroom 30 mlnuto drlva of Went Long Rrancli. ing property. l',s, batha; Easy com- RIVER & SURF CLUB Diamonds Bought or Restyled •NGEL remodeling. , 'TimEB UNFUitNisiYiaD itooiis — Exccutlvu with locn! company, relo- •nutlng-cily water, aowera. Principals MOVERS • Slnca 1885 Coiui'letft Itlttrlicn. Heat, cooking cating this area. Will rent with optlnn >n!y. 2H4-1500. Many extras. Let us buy tho dls.monri.4 you don' CORRIGAN'S hot water nupi>Ued. Keanahurg, $ to buy. Short term leaso dcnlrcil. Call The club offers o lorge fresh wolcr pool with a lifeguard In leoMn A Safe Moving wjth KBANSUUKO Cobotia building Is ovolloble. Wo also have two private itretctisi ot wear or let ua reatylo them for you 127 Oakland at, Ited Hank 7I7-27M Call 737-1050 after A. Mrs. nruomincr, 22>nth, furnlHlusl. $110 rlufl security. 'Oe-rodm apartment on nicely Innd- Ing Irom a |etty are on the Club's prlvato bMcfioj. club rooms for both Draperies Al! utllllle.i. AilulU only. Call 291:1:180 O apartment near West IjOngBranctt caped lot. Good for older couple, adults oral teens are ovolloble and will be lurnlsned and equipped A MW Enfjel BrDtAcrs 741-2211 area. Call Mrs. Uruemraer, 229-1100, outside members will be ocoepted. UpliolatiMhiK, dni|JurlpH, nltpcovrr*. OLSEIN CO. JNC Hoofing, iildlns A alter 12 noon. Ext. Gil. ^any extras. Call for appointment. GOLDEN TOUCH DKCORATOllfl. Infliilallon Inntnllcd and gunnnteed KK1) HANK—Three-room unfurnished 'S7-3733. 117 Hroai!, Hod Hunk. 7I7.M.12 Odd Jobs for 10 yean. 778-0705. 2P1-05<0. 0CEANPOI1T — Two or threo bed- apartment. Centrally located. Adults. room imrurnlrihcid bomo. Wrlto P.O. NTERKSTKD IN A NEW HOME?— Dlredloni:\ From Red Dank, east on Rumson Ave. (Rle. HO) fo Ocean SIDINCJ — Alaco, Dupont Tedlsr and Buitrihlo for olllco. 741-00211. Va have many choice locations In the Entertainment .1I11IT HAm.INn - Ci'llirn. garagos Alcoa. Work guaranteed. lux 2£>0, Allenlmrst. Ave., thence right lo Park Road In Monmouth Deactl. lnin..,l ii|>. M,ivn truck, l'roo c»tl- TIIItKH I10QM8 —. Furnished apart- Mlddletown - Atlantic Highlands area Tickets ftvallahlo for latent Rrond Kilc.1. Hl-2H!» after 3 p.m. PROWN'S nient. Beeoml floor. Very clean. Con- YOUNO COUl'LE — Two children, vtiero custom constructed new homes way shown and Major flpnrli Evrnls venient Innillnn. Cull 741-81'ai. want house In Llncroft, J^ow Shrews- anglng from 116,000 to 139,000, am to 12 Ilraad Bt. Itcd Dank Ttl-TCOO l or Ilolnulel area. References. )0 built. For complete details call For Apartment, Marina or Club applications, see 170 Mtmmiutli St., lied Mnnk Point!!!]; mid Decorating KKYPOHT -TI1HK1GIIOOM OARDEN JULLANHY HEALTH. 0J1-M51 HOOKINH HPJGCIAIJ APAIITMKNT. AIll CONDITIONBO- ExterminatfriR ami Termites 00 sri. ft at $1R.OO lahor nnd sll H TIIIC 1UVER — In Little Silver. I'AIII HAVKN noMK niivvhi [jaterlal Included. 10 year warranty. I'OOI,. HEK DI1PT. ItETBY ItOaD Wm flAVK an overDow of hona. fldo •IED HANK TJClUflTK CONTROL . •nliitlim un,I [inpnr ImilKlnj. fully In. APTB.. CI.AHK ST., AT II. 33. lew tliree.bedroom ranch, ready for RESIDENT MANAGER l : AIHO frcn C'ltlmate. Altiniinuni sldlnn, irospecln looking for two or (our bed- iccupancy.' $4fl,B0O. Call Blender Bulld- '/ow ratp.i, frre rail 111 ntfi. FliMlm-™ •• 'I lt'J-l!l7.l of Y41-(fl 0 (rutlera «nd lea.lerj. 78I-7H71 or W- Itmji IJANK -- (,'nnnnn Point Village •oonin. Call us foe faNt nctlnn to havs Ts. 842-0173. riduslrlnl. rffflldenMnl 741 -2*.«:J :AIU. M .IONKS - I'nIilllnB ntlTi Kardnn ntiarlmetits, 230 Spring Bt. 3H four homo renled. TUB IlEHn AOKN- '•iillpaniTlnR l.'ully In.iurril. For Irro room apartment. Studio l'.V Unfur- !IV, Rt. 35, Mlddletown, J71-10OO. IDDLBTOWN — Bl-level. Private Apartment 48 Gencrnl f'ontrnciors •stllllilin. r.ill 7(7-3041. IIOOt'lNd * BIOINO CO. I,OCAL. COMFANY REQUIBK8 — tale. Four years old. Excellent neigh- Now ronfs nnd repaint, aluminum nlnheil. All electric. See Manager, Apt. MTORKlNn'MAN'fl CONTHACl Oi: " Kll. i.Oftn XA s.floo SQ. ft. Maivufacturlns )orbood. 4 or o badrooms. 2U baths. Alterations HcMr*. Mannnry. flmull ilillng, windows, rlmirs, awnlngfl, But- ipaca for loitvft or purchtie. Must Ivlns; room, dlnlnv. den. WaJI-to-wall Tel: 222-8309 bi. too. AD1P7U. I'llDtlnK Ik DrcotnllllB fti, Ir-adnrs, ahllltirs. Ilelford, N.J, IDKAI, 11KACH — Mmlern bnactlfrnnl h&ve conoreate floor. Hnnvy power, iarpotlng. Large utility room. Osrare. Vin Killmstcs Call 8(2-31(19 'f;-r)28. 13 vrar guarantee. inartmtnta. Four rooms curnlilltd. $2& Principals only, KINKTRON CORP, Lnumabli mortgage. g31,O0O. 011-0578 psr vaek. 174-38W. hrowibury, 7<7-G!51 fttr i p.m. HOUSES FOR SAJLE HOUSES FOB SALE BOUSES FOR 8AJJB HOUSES FOB KALE BOUSES FOB SALE BOUSES FOE 8A1E THE DAILY REGISTER FiiAxj, MM* 29, 1968-2S TWIN BROOKS POINT (Mm OulstM tJSm Oa Tim HaX P««») OPEN FOR INSPECTION FOUR BEDROOMS HEDGEFIELD Cellar hill Mx-7ev old Colonial la U UtUe BUver Model one of lUddletown'e most popular suid 1 to 5 p.m convenient areas. Uvtne; room with NEW HOMES THE ROLLS ROYCE OF HOUSING Hreplaxe and bar window. Dining room . . '. custom built colonials ... HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Saturday and Sunday wnh bar window. Eat-In kitchen. Pan- "Flnelf Appointed Details" IN COLTS NECK eled den. 3M biths. Bueraent At- t&ohed cartge. Hot water heat. Trees. from (13.900 RIVERFIELDS AT RUMSON Asklnt |3T,«00. Call right a.way. INSPECT and COMPARE LOCATED AT 8ILVERS1DB AVE. Tuxedo Rd. (Off Rumson Rd.} HALL BROS., Realtors (Near 7 Bridge RdJ 813 River Rd. 7(1-7686 Fair Haven Little Silver INCLUDING .. . Rumson Member Multiple Listing Service 741-1290 Oj>*l J Days • KITCHEN AID DISHWASHER STERLING THOMPSON • G. E. SELF CLEANING OVEN & ASSOC. INC. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Trees • AMERICAN OLEAN-^HLE Realtor • SELECT Offllrt-LOORS^^ 747-0900 DELICIOUSLY DIFFERENT • AMERICAN STANDARD CLIMATE CONTROL HEAT • STEEL GIRDERS N. LENAPE HOMES AT HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Trees • 6" INSULATION IUALITY CONTRY MVINO — New COLTS NECK St Leo's Parish — Convenient To Lincroft-Eatontown Area. :ustom built bl-level Four bedrooms, EXECUTIVE RANCH Trees at... it-ln kitchen, family room, l',i baths, Dnmer transferred to Washington. Must &rge two-cajr garage. Set on one acre tell. Asking *34,500. T)ila modtra and Directions: Corner Rt. 537 and Swimming River Rd., west to eal horse country. $26,900. Also three- rambling ranch la sltu&t»d on *L aore Lakeside Ave. tedroom ranch 125,000. Extra acreage reed and. landscaped grounds. There .vailable. ire three large bedrooms, formal dln- iUALITY SPECIAL for a large lamllr. ng room, science kitchen, large Ilv- PHONE P. T. LAHIFF Colonial on oversized lot Four bed- g room with fireplace, 1H tile batha ooms, 2% baths, gameroom, attached ^lui tcreened p&Uo pordi, full base- :arage, city sewers, hot -water base- nent Municipal aewage. Financing ward and radiant heat Many extras. Ubl 946-4828 I minutes from Parkway Exit 117 .29,500. WALLACK REAL ESTATE Leonardville Road, Middletown, New Jersey Oceanport Ave. ALUABLE WATERFRONT PROPER W. Long Breach, N. J. £njoy relaxed, country-style living with plenty of tree: HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE rY — Two year old, three-bedroom 223-2332 ipllt overlooking Sandy Hook Bay witi highlighting the preserved natural surroundings. LEONARDO 'our own prlvale beach. )27,500. RUMSON WATERFRONT MIDDLETOWN Three-bedroom ranch with living Wild duck ere*. This lovely young room, dining room, full family kitch- Uape Cod has four bedrooms and two • COLONIALS AVAILABLE WITH QUALITY REALTY ASSOC. satha, living room with fireplace, pr«t- 46 FISHHAWK DR. en, waJl-to-wall carpeting. Attached Iwy. 36 & Homestead Ave., Leonardo v : - garage. Pull basement with laundry :y kitchen, Bcreened riverside porch, ^ULUINIALi j AND 4 BEDR00MS and recreation room. Landscaped lot Oeorge A. DeLorme, Kealtor mclosed, breexeway. Private dock and UNUSUAL , OPEN FOR INSPECTION with trees. $24,800. locking. Exceptional at- g29,GO0. Me- 291-3232 — 291-0976 BLISTER AGENCY, Realtors, 109 E. • SPLIT LEVELS FROM ... HAZLET 3arklng next door &t Manaald Diner River Rd., RUPKOO. 843AB&4 Early American, -two-story, four-bedroom, authentic - SUNDAY 1-5 P.M. New construction. Thiee-fcedroom '25,500 ranch. 100x100 Jot. Plenty of trees wood roof. Large family room with Tavern fireplace, • BI-LEVELS OAKHILL — Just listed. Custom lullt HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE SALES OFFICE — 291-1521 Ii*ht-year old, thr&e-bedroom ranch e 6 to N and huge kitchen. Best and most convenient location •M beautifully, professionally land- ! |i ** " iCftped and treed half acre, Central HAWTAN TWP. in Colts Neck. foyer leads to living room with fire- Three-bedroom Cape with mod«m RIVER OAKS MULLANEY REALTY place. Dining room, eat-In kitchen. kitchen, comer lot and detached ga- EATONTOWN FOUR BEDROOMS Storting large four-btdroom luxury ranch and flv»btdra«ni Dlahwuther. Two baths. Paneled den. rage. Fmoed-ln yard. $17,500. First tlma offered. Slowly Cokmlo) two-story on beautiful waterfront lots. Built-in bookcases, iwrcli Basement Very cfealnobra custom built Oop« on a quiet d*** and strett In Itiis 671-5151 Two-car garage. Central air condi- Cod containing krrve Hvlng room, tioned. Many extras. Seeing is be- EDWIN S. STARK prastlglow Pair Hmreo •ocotlon- Priced From $42,900 SALES A6ENTS lieving. A fantastic buy at $35,900. two nlctt becJrooms, full tile batti, Spot1*ig wtrfte ond a* amidst toll Realtor - Insuror eat-In kitchen with dining area, trees ond beautiful shivtM offoril- . 1356 Hlvy. 36, Hailet Ira o maximum of privacy. Living 232-1561 CONRAD WISSEL III 842-4358 on« cor attodiwJ garage, refrigera- BEACH AGENCY Blue and Whin Bu« Terminal Bldg. room wltti flra>>oce, dlnlna room, ' 264-0333 tor, washing machine, and electric (From Lincroft Centsr take Phalanx Rd. wait to firit right BROKER Evenings 671-0974 sunny kitchen, tiuo* pawlKl family 1M Highway 35 Mlrtdletown, N. J. range Included In solo. Only on« room, study, three bo*«. Stmtod, turn (Richdala Rd.) to homes.) Open 7 diys M2-262S or 671-2727 OPPORTUNITY FOR block from bus line. City sewer In ttaflltona potto. Iwynent. Ooutole KVM: S3H7M and paid for. Asking $17,500.00. gonna. An excqAlonal eflirmg. THE DOWSTRA Asking IOT.500. THE HOME BUYER Qualified Vet no money down. Noo- Spaoloul «pUt lsrel home In tint resi- Vtt only $700.00 down. 30 year REDUCED $2,000 dential area of New Shrewsbury, Four bedrooms, thres biths, 28HB paneled mortgage available. AGENCY NORTH LONG BRANCH gameroom. living room, dining room Sturdy three-bedroom home with full modem kitchen, basement, porch, two- dining room, aluminum atorma and oar atlachU garage. V, acre lot Teicher Agency 91 E. FRONT STREET acreena. Buament. Two-caj garage. Many extrai. Asking $29,500. Large comer lot. Full price $14 900. Indenendmt Lilting Brokar VA no down. KHA StfO down to all RUSSELL M. BORUS 287 OCEANPORT AVE. REALTORS , RED BANK QU&ilUd buyen. 813 River Rd. 74W4M Fair Hoven | REALTORS OCEANPORT Member Multiple LIMIng Service TED McSINNESS, Roalror 600 River Koad Fair Haven OPEN 7 DAYS 7474532 542-3500 741-8700 M2-0MO 21 Broad BL, Eitontown COLONIAL IN PARK MULTIPLE LISTINGS LIKE SETTING COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES MIDDLETOWN In distinctive neighborhood: river Two-bedroom ranch. FireplacB In llv* rights to He Navajlnk. Large living SCENIC DRIVE: REAL ESTATE CONSULTANTS Ing room. Pull size dining room. room, simroom, dining room, pantry NORTH GATE 12x13 kltohen. Completely finished Atlantic Highlands — Fabulous location. Unique six year buement with bullt-dn bar and work- Four-bedroom, 3H baths. Oonvenleni •hop. Breewway. One-car attached and charming. W4.900. This won' brick and split shake Caruso ranch. Lower level complete, 2,200 LITTLE SILVER DUTCH COLONIAL garage. Commuter's d«light Priced last lon< so call today. lor quick ill© at $23,300. JOSEPH G. McCUE sq. ft. living, 30' living room, two baths, two fireplaces, tun FINAL 4 LOTS Beautiful setting of Silver Birch, Weeping Beach, Copper Beech, CHAS. H. TINDALL REALTORS deck. Exquisite family room, walnut paneled, double fireplace South American Coffee, Weeping Cherry, Magnolia, Dogwood, Realtor 30 Rtdgs Rd., Rumson, N.J. &12-O444 for charcoal braiier. Ultimate planned kitchen, fully equipped, Holly Oaks. Living room, dining room. Butlers pantry, kitchen, 18 X. Front SL Red Bank Member Multiple Listing elaborate plumbing, heating, electric installation, three ton Now building . . . high, heavily wooded . . . brook den, 2 fireplaces, o bedrooms, I '/> baths. Full basement. 2 7U-803O 741-9031 car garage. All this and river rights. 144.TO0. RUMSON air conditioner. Professionally landscaped half acre. Oil heat. . .. Colonial Homes . .. two 2-acre estates and two RUMSON In one of Runuon's most beautiful Valley and ocean vista thru special thermopanei. One mil* OLDE SHREWSBURY CAPE COD Ohajmlnr. livable home, fine neighbor* prestige locations. 30- living room with I-acre homesites. Colonial styling. Starting,: prices hood, nestled among tall trees. Liv- fireplace, formal dining room, pretty shopping, yacht basin. $47,500. 3 large bedrooms, I '/a balhs. Full basement. 200' deep lot ing room, fireplace, Urge dining kitchen, large family room. Separate f ', new kltohen, three bedroomi, paneled den, three lovely bedrooms Mid $50's. Finest location in Colts Neck. backing up to baseball field. Walking distance to school and «i aUi«, expansion attk;, basement, two tiled baUis, Large porch with awn- conveniences Asking $21,000. Ka.nge. Walk to tine echooia. S27,. ings, Pull basement Two-car garage. conveniences. HO. Don'l wait, oall todjy. Beautiful mature trees and shrubbery MIDDLETOWN: Just drastically reduced to 148,000 Me DIRECTIONS: From intersection 520 and Hwy. 34, south on 34, EXPANSION RANCH IN PRIME JOSEPH G. McCUE ALISTEK AGENCY, Realtors, 109 E Leonardo bast residential. Estate must sell six year old brick REALTORS River Rd., Rumson. B42-1S94. front ranch, near beach. Three bedrooms, tile bath, beautiful % mile to Cloverhill Rd. Rignt to fourth street on right, RUMSON LOCATION •0 Mdre Kd.. Rumson, N. J. 843-MU HONEY FOR THE MONEY grounds 100'xliO', fruit trees, patio, 30' living dining area. Christopher Dr. 25' living room with frtplace, 17' dining room, 18' Utchtn, ' Member/Multiple Hating den. 4 btdrooms and 2 full, tiled baths on ground floor, ona RUMSON RANCH — Three bedrooms Flexible kitchen-dining porch-jalousied. Realistic $21,000. Many two baths. Living room has fireplace 20' btdroom and bath, on the upptr lavel. Much .toraqa Nies Ranch — Little Money dining room, nice kitchen. Pull base- extras. » Nicely fenced, sizable properly. Three ment, attached garage. Convenient lo- For Information Call spaet. Pull baiemant, with paneled recreation room. Centrally bedrooms: one bath. Low taxes Can cation. A buy if $27,700. air conditioned. Many, many extras. This home with Us ab- assume mortgage. 614* FHA. Monthly RUSSELL M. BORUS Builder normal storage and cloiet space must be seen to ba believed. payments, Including tales and, In- LEONARDO: surance, about 1136 per month. $10 MO. REALTORS Rial prime real eitata $72,000. SNYDER AGENCY 800 Rivar Road Fair Raven All Brick with a wide yardl Corner 100x100. Four-bedroom, Realtors 671-25(0 747-4532 two-story contemporary. Two full baths, full dry cellar, two ton HAROLD E. HARRISON NEW CUSTOM BUILT RANCH - MIddlebown Five Corners American Standard air conditioning, 10 lighted closets, fire- INCOME PROPERTY — With little Larre lot 100x200. Three bedrooms THE DOWSTRA AGENCY cost to owner. Beautlru] Cape In Mid- Extra large eloaeu. Plenty of add! place. Spotless condition. Too large for owner couple. $27,900. dletown. Nicely landscaped 50x100 lot. ttonal storage space. Must be seen Living room, dining room, kitchen, to be appreciated. S23.500. 531 - 4256 two bedrooms, bath, plus apartment STAR REALTY INC. 741-8700 of living room, bedroom, kitchen and bulb, already rented. Only 119.000. 542-9100 Broker Shrewsbury HARVEY H. BOWTELL LOCUST-HARTSHORNS! WOODS STAR REALTY INC. Charming older home with large art Ist's studio, skyllte. Four bedrooms Real Estate •HREWSBURY BROKER M2-9100 paneled dining room, living room MULTIPLE LISTINGS kitchen, breakfast room. Bath. Brook runs through back yard. *2J,9O0. Cal Hwy. 36 291-2100 Leonardo SWEENEY AGENCY Realtors 291-2332. 1032 Ocean Ave.. Bea Bright 842-U92 WEST KEANSBUKO — pretty two- RED BANK — Convenient, In-town. bedroom Cape Cod. Full dining room, yet out-of-town, location. Walk lo living room, kitchen, ltt tile baths, •hops, schools, church. Threa bed- screened pitlo with fireplace, garage. rooms, two baths. Can be four-bed- Fenced-ln corner lot. |lo,S90. CHA- room or Income. Two-car garage. Call TEAU REALTY, Real Estate. 215 Carr Ave., Keanaburg. 787-5884. HAZLET—H4.80O MIDDLETOWN — 2/3 of an aore ILLMENSEE Call 671-2300. FHA approved. Four-bedroom ranch. Newly decorated split Threa bed Two-car garage. Dining room. Large rooms, dining room, family room. living, room and kitchen. Many ex- Full basement Attached garage AGENCY tras. THE BERQ AOENCV. Real- Storms and icreens. Built-in dish- tors, Rt. 35, Mlddletown. 67MOO0. washer. Washer and dryer. Sliding Please call collect door to patio. Central air condition- RT. 34 442-3172 COLTS* NECK* SIX-ROOM HOUSE — Two pantrlei. ing. Wall-to-wall carpeting. Walk to Oarage. In Long Branch. Asking $18, village school. $27,000. Assume B14% 00O. Principal! only. Call 741-16H1 mortgage or refinance. Principal: Oldest Real Estate Firm in Colts Neck after 6 p.m. only. Call 171-5141 When buying or selling in Colts Neck — For quick reiulti HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE call the Realtor who knows the area.

COLTS NECK LIKE NEW CONDITION ALL STONE & BRICK RANCH! 524,000 Four-bedroom, 2'/4-bath Colonial. Smallest bedroom Is 10x14. Beautifully conitructod three-bidroom ranch, large foyer, living 13x24 country kitchen, 17x14 den with fireplace. 13x22 living room with fireplace, large roomi and cloiati, screen enclosed room. Hot water baseboard oil-fired heating plant. Like flagstone patio. Basement and two-car garage. Lovely gardens new condition. One acre lot. Nice neighborhood $39,900. in raar with all itom barbacua. Wilking distance of but, 40,000 homes across the COLTS NECK BUSINESS-RESIDENTIAL ichooli and church. Three-bedroom, 100 year old Colonial located in business zone. Also building that can be used for business. Excellent HOME FOR YOU! $12,900 residential-business combination at (27,900. Neat three-bedroom home on tread lot, hot water baseboard- heat to ba installed. Five-year termita guarantee. Fire alarm COLTS NECK NEW HOUSE country will answer. . system throughout. Cal! todayl Four bedrooms, 2'^ baths Colonial. Complete with separata dining room, large living room, eat-in kitchen, full base- ment, two-car garage. $33,900.

(8 Guincv COLTS NECK SIX BEDROOMS Whether you're moving across the country or |utt nal director responsible for relocating employee!, call across the street, the Applebrook Agency can (ike the the Applebrook Agency today for details. There's no Charming six-bedroom Colonial. Six years old in excellent terror out of buying and selling. From our hundreds of extra cost to either employee or employer. condition. Over four acres. Real country location. $60,000. REALTORS local listings — and thousands more throughout the U. S. MEMBER OF TWO MULTIPLE LISTINGS — we can help you find the right home in the right neighborhood at the right prica. We can expedite your 500 HWY. 36 872-0001 HIGHLANDS loan or equity-transfer. And, moit important, we guaran- Now epen 7 doyi a west 'til S P.M. tee ro offer you a satisfactory price for your home with- ONLY during winter months. ' III 111 days — or you eon cancel your purchase. There's never any danger of double-ownership or equity-tieup. Our 150 nationwide asiociatss in the National MulH Lilt Service — America1! No. I Real Eitate Marketing M Network — are experienced, reputable real estate ex- parts, realtors who know (heir areas throughly . . . have WAY a wide range of the best liitingi ... so we can advise you on neighborhood!, schools, taxes, local conditions — "Homas for Living", a monthly pictorial mage, everything you need to know to nuke a wise decision. line of selected home! currently available./ 'AN HORN L If you're an Individual moving anywhere, or .a panon- Write or call for yours. AGENCY THE

FAIR HAVEN ECURITY. APPLEBROOK Newly renovated Colonial, Pretty Interior. New kltdiwi. Flr«placa. Large S Bedrooms. IVa balfis. Baswrwnt. Garogp, Nrar idiool and sJiops. Only $19,100. Home Is Where AGENCY RUMSON EXPANDABLE RANCH • , f High (j-ounl. Beautiful tree*. Newly d»oorat«d hnouohouf. ArfroctWe MAKES IT kirche*. Living room. Fireplace. Lorge lunny bedrooms. Paneled (omll/ Security Starts: RED BANK AREA room. Lor« of extra, Prtcod wtll of $29,500. HAPPEN — FASTER! RIVER OAKS SPECIAL Lovely brick and from? tcnter-ha'l eight room home, Four big bedroom». 2'/i botiis. Family room Prcplacc. Screened porch. New wall-fo-wall caipoflng. BascfmnT, Atln*Jtlvo landscaping. 139,900. Tron>(err©d owner MIDDLETOWN, N. J. MATAWAN, N. J RUMSON, N. J. onxlow. MULTIPLE LISTINGS 950 Routa 35 23A Route 34 112 Ave. of Two Rivers 804 RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVEN 747-4100 L 842-2900 671-2300 566-7600 REALTORS (avid Murray Et*d* HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOE IALE FOE SALE LEGAL NOTICE 26-Fri/Uy, Marth 29, WJi THEJM1LY KKISTTJR J BOUSES FOE SALE rwientiali Committee $55,300 e/x rourr vvnvz UTT1E SILVER - A MM HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE LINCROFT Kxtr&crrdiiifcrr motwriv* coiuiUry wt- rk&cb. four tlog. One-year-old four4>edroom bill* *ai. botmtl iiniag towta. f^«c- SURROGATE'S COURT tory in yesterday's Daily Keg- Young three-bedroom home on side ranch, three fireplace*, xtiret jttfe funlly itx« Idtcheo. Two l&rge icre«ned porches. Two bathi. Acre Notice to Crc4ltorf to Freient iter incorrectly listed Dawd RED BANK AREA- well treed lot. Large living balhJ. Den- Hot water baseboard heat. COLTS NECK Full finished basement with fame- ot. Deep chuinel, 142.M0. firm. 229- Claims Aialnit EiUte RIVERFRONT room, separate dining area, room. Attached two-car garage. Coun- ESTATE OF JENNII H. CRAIG, DE- , Murray as chairman of the try Club Facilities available. 3ELFORm. D — Three-bedroom ranch. BASED ATTENTION! BRAND NEW AREA 10W on deep water, new bulkhead. kitchen with built-in breakfast Finished basement. Attached garage. Puniuant to the order of DONALD Jew Jersey State Young Ke- Spacious home In imraicuUte condi- Choice location. JIB,900, 787-1581. , CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate ol thembUcan Club. ' •Starting at J35.5OO tion. Four large bedrooms, 2^ Me bar, 23' family room, attached $35,900 ounty of Monmouth, this day made, • Minimum 2(100 Hi), ft. baths, format living room, aeparatt two-car garage. St. Leo's Par- Flush Bcctlon of Chapel H!ll Farms. i the application o( the undersigned, Mr. Murray is chairman or •Wooded 1 acre lota, limited dining room, paneled family room, Three-bedroom, six-year old ranch on LOTS AND ACREAGE LmeB F. Craig, Jr., the Sole Execu- • Second lowest tAX rate In lovely modern kitchen. Asking *36,2OO. ish. Excellent location. Call I1,, acre corner lot. Two baths. Hot T of the estate or the said Jennie H. he club's credentials commit- Monmouth County water baseboard heat. Attached two- raff deceased, notice Is hereby given • Reputable custom builder now — $25,500. car garage. Fireplace In'Jiving room, ee. He is the local Republi- •Your plane or his 747-3500 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS > the creditor» of aaid deceased to patio. Many fruit trees and a beauti- 111 location, woodsy setting. 12ixlB»\ resent to the Bald Executor their CALL AND DISCUSS ful well kept lawn. laiuis under oatli within iix months cans' choice to succeed Coun- COLTS NECK ;llmpse of Bandy Hook. Beweis. Quiet : ROLSTON WATERBURY .nd cool. »8,5O0. :om thlg date. ilman Robert W. McCabe, MARSHALL P. WHITFIELD Dated: March 5th, 1968 Realtor-Insuror Spacious four-bedroom, Vk- THE BROOK AGENCY ho will resign Monday night. Realtor 16 W. Front Bt. Red Bank 07701 JAMES F. CRAIG, JR. bath Rancher. Flagstone en- ANNE E. MARTIN. Realtor SCENIC DRIVE 40 Mason Place iouth Holmdel Rd., Holmdtl 9)6-1175 Bank Building. Atlantic Highlands Totected view of bay and ocean. Little Bllver, New Jersey trance foyer, 28' sunken living 291-1717 50x257', street to street. U3.000. Executor LEGAL NOTICE room. Large country kitchen, COLTS NECK THOROBRED PARK — taymond E. Caruso, Esq., HOUSES FOR SALE MOUSES FOR SALE Four-bedroom ranch. Fireplace In Counsellor at Law family room with beamed ceil- gameroom. 28' living room Allaulifd LEONARDd 73 Monmouth Street NOTICK ing and woodburning fireplace. double garage. Baaement. 2'A lialhs. iear beach. 101x109'. $5,500. Best real- Red Bank, New Jerney MONMOVTH COUNTY Centrally air conditioned. f.tfi.MVI. [ent(al urea, Attorney Centrally air conditioned. Base- [arch 8, 15, 22, 29 *2im SURBOOATK-S COURT ILER DRIVE, MIDDLETOWN — Six- SITE Nollce to Creditor, to Preitnl ment. Attached two-car garage. room ranch. % acre. Fireplace. Ga- er Ave. Elevated knoll, w&ter NOTICE Covered patio with built-in bar- rage. Tile bath, Excellent condition. •lew. Corner, 100x120'. H.500. D Only 125,500. SIONMOt'i'H COUNTY S C. the order ot DONALD becue. One acre lot. $36,500. CUNNINGHAM. Surrogate ot Ui« NAVES INK SURROGATE'S COL'RT nty o! Monmouth, thi«. MY made, SCHANCK AGENCY ricreage, 500' road frontage. Flv« NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO PRE- the application o[ the "-denned, icreB Brook, trees, partly cleared. IKNT CLAIMS A(JAINST ESTATE Klolph J. Felsmann, the Sole Bxecu- REALTOR 115,000. r or the estate ol the said John A. The LMcGOWAN AGENCY SSTATE OF WILLIAM H. PEN- jlsmann ileceaned. notice li h«reby I Linden PI. . lied Bank HARVEY H. BOWTELL JINGTON, DECEASED en to the creditor! of i acre Fair Haven plot. Lois P. Gryson, William H. Pennlng- Dated: ^^LSMAK^^ N .Valklng dlsta/ice to river. Fully land- on Jr. and Ruth A. Pennlngton, Ex- with numerous fins fr»>, boaiti living room with gameroom, fenced-in yard. $25,- jcaped. Price Just reduced to $10,500. •cutors ot the estate of the said 132 Fair Haven Road fireplace, formal dining room, panaltd dtn with Red Bank 747-3000 500. ROLSTON WATERBURY, Realtor, 16 Villlam H. Pennlngton, deceased, no- FElr Haven, New Jerwr IV. Front St., Red Bank. 747-3500. Ice is hereby given to the creditors lataky, Hlraelman * Sle»!rled bar, maid'i room and bath, two-car garage, and of said deceased to present to the ;20 Broad Street full iaiament. Atking $57,500. 24 Hours 7 Days A. FRED MAFFEO AGENCY FROM ONE LOT TO 100 ACRES— said Executors their claims under Ked Bank, New Jeney Either commercial or residential. oath ' within six months from this Attorney* ^. REALTOR Call MULLANEY REALTY 871-5151. date. [arch «, 15, 22, 29 P» A RARE VALUE •OTS -Prime, urea o! Middletown. All Dated: March 21. 1068 HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 569 River Rd. Fair Haven unities. Hillside. {9,000 firm each, LOIS P. GRY8ON. on a winding itraet in Little Silver. A threi-b«d- •rlnclpils. 431-0073 after 7:30 p.m. 94 Madison Avenue, MONMOUTH COUNTY^ room, two-bath horn* with fireplace and qamtreom, 741-9333 inly. Red Bank, N. J. SURROGATE'S COURT WILLIAM H. PENNINGTON JR.. icreenad porch and delightful yard. Walt to itoras LONG. LOW, LOVELY RUMSON Notice to Creditor, to Tttmet COLONIAL ELEGANCE . FOUR BEDROOMS 113 Willow Drive, Claim. Ajalnit Eitate and ichoolt. Range, dishwaihar and carpeting in- Three-bedroom ranch gracefully set Approximately Uiree acres wooded, Little Bllver, N. J. ESTATE OF HARRY H. PATTlOR- on % acre lot. Surrounded by trees Five bedrooms, 3V4 baUia, large llv- AND A PARK secluded ColU Neck. Call 276-870(1 or RUTH A. PENNINGTOK cluded at J27.E00. and ihnrtw. Entrance foyer. & bith ION, DECEASED. „. inff room, with fireplace, forroaJ din- ThlB 12-year old home U located next 233-7119. 175 South Bridge Avenue, Purauant to the order of DONALD off mister bedroom, play room, den ing loom, modern kitchen. PaneJed den to a park In friendly neighborhood. Red Bank, N. J. and full buBBment. The finest In pa- with fireplace and eliding gliaa doora UlvUig room, dining room, ea-t-ln kitch- March 29, April 5, 12, 19 *2fl.M [ CUNNINGHAM, surrogate ol the rochial and public schools. Convenient to Jalousled 20x13 porch. Attached two- en, family room with Franklin fire- WOODED HILLTOP LOTS (2) — bounty of Monntouth, thl. day made, to parkway. Ownar asking $25,800. CaOl car garage. Full basement. Hot water place, two baths, basement, attachad Mlddletown. All utilities. 110,500 each in the application or the underlined, m-3M0 anytime. baseboard heat. Going (or $67,000. garage. A lot of home for the money. firm. Principals only. M2-61U. NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT nna T. Patterson, Sole Executrix or Call day or night 612-1492. Open Sun- Asking $24,700. Call today. OF ACCOUNT He estate o[ the said Harry H. Pat- 270" ON SHREWSBURY RIVER — erson deceased, notice Is hereby glv- LARGE FAMILY LOOK day 1 to 5. Building lot. overlooking the entire ESTATE OF JOHN W. WOPAT, HALL BROS., Realtors bay. Excellent buy. •n to the creditor, or .aid deceased pplebrook Agency Six huge bedrooms, enormous kitchen, B13 River Rd. 741-7686 Fair Haven DECEASED. o present to the said Sole Exeju. three balhs, living room, gameroom. TIP TOP LISTING PAUL BRAGAR Realtor Notice Is hereby given that the Member Multiple Listing Service iccounta of. the subscriber, Execu- rlx their claims unjer oath wluiln 112 Av«. of Two Rlvirs RUMSON lota more goodies. On fi acre lot, Central air conditioning. Three-bed- Open 7 Days 794 Broad St., Shrewsbury 7470221 Ix months from thl. date. Only $24,000. Call 291-1800 today. room Shrewsbury ranch. Living room tors of the estate of said Deceased 23x12, full dining room, eat-in kitchen. HOLMDEL CHOICE BUILDING LOT — 150xlOO~ vlll be audited and stated by the 842-2900 CURTIN AGENCY, Realtors Full basement with laundry. Attached with trees and city sewers. Near Surrogate of tlie County of Mon- 220 Maple Avenue two-car garage.. All in A-l condition, schools, etc, $4500. BUY-RITE REAL- moutli and reported for settlement Red Bank, New Jersey MO Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE TY, 787-1010. to The Monmouth County Court, Pro- Hwy. 38 A Thompson Ave., Leonardo on proren.fionally landscaped lot. Bell- Lovely modern Garrison Colonial with hale Division on Friday, the Tenth Sola Executrix ing for 533,500. two fireplaces, four eictra large bed- % ACRE BUILDING LOT — Marlboro lay of May A.D,, 1968, at 9:30 o'clock llaton Beekman, Jr., Esq. EATONTOWN—Ranch. Four bedrooms SWEENEY AGENCY rooms and VA baths. Paneled den Township Excellent residential loca- a.m., at the County Court House, 10 Broad Street 525,900 with picturesque view of secluded lake. tloa , Call 878-0771 Evenings 232-5424 Monument and Court Streets, Fret Red Bank, New Jersey EATONTOWN—Two-story. Three bed- Realtors Home is beautifully situated on 1] hold, New Jersey, at which time Ap Attorney rooms park-like aorea. Also a kennel, urns, MIDDLETOWN — Lovely wooded plication will be made for the allow- March 15, 22, 29, April » BT (2(1,000 P, O. Bldg. Bea Bright horse barn and kidney shaped swim- building lot In prominent reaidehUa ance of Commissions and Counse HOLMDEL—Colonial. Six bedroom. ming pool eurrounded by beautiful community. $12,500. Call 671-5372. H8.0OO 842-1492 grounds and patio. Located In the NOTICE MARLBORO — Dutch Line Road, VA ](lONMOlITH COUNTY EVERETT—Ranch. Three bedrooms heart of the estate, ajea of Holmdel aore, wooded. 261-6710 after S or week- Daled March 21st, A.D. 1888. PREVIEW OPENING $28,000 FAIR HAVEN COLONIAL CAUL F. ZELLKR3, Realtors, 946-4443 ends. Principals only. JOHN W. WOPAT, JR., BURROUATE'S COURT Can for full details New llatlnff. Superior location, Dead 40 Laury Drive, Notice to Creditor, to Prwert BDWIN H. MARTIN, Broker, M2-&900 end lane. One aore, Many trees and OCEANPORT 100x100 RA'RITAN TWP. J3,500 Fair Haver, N. J. Claims Aiatnit Estate (lowering shrubs. Living room with One-acre plus. Mlddletown. $4,200 JAMES D. WOPAT, ESTATE OP JOAN A. WMON, Original owners tender, loving care 1» 119 Country Club Lane, FAIRWAYS AT fireplace, flagstone enclosed porch. evident throughout this Immaculate 50x100 lot. Keansburg. • (4,000 >ECEA8ED , „„.,_ HOUSES FOR SALE Charming dining room with corner EDWIN 8. STARK, Kealtor ' Pelham Manor, N. Y. Pursuant to the order or DONALD cupboard. Paneled den. SulU-ln bar. young four-bedroom home. Entry foy 294-0333 ROBERT M. WOPAT, J CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate ot the Maid's room or small library. Full er, large living room with dining area B31 Yorkshire Drive, County or Monmoulh, this day made, hath. Four master bedrooms, two tiled science kitchen, family room, 1\4 Marlon, Ohio. on the application of the undersigned, LINCROFT baths. Extras include wall-to-wall car HOLMDEL Executors batha. Ample closets. Full basement. petlng, aluminum screens and storms Several choice building lots: Ranging Albert T. Berlch, Sole Executor ot OCEANPORT Two-car attached garage. Excellent professional landscaping. Convenlen from J11.000 to »15,500. Several lots Messrs. Doremus, Russell, the estate or the .aid Joan A. WU* A proud address for proud livingl condition. Asking $W,S00. to schools, shopping, transportation with lovely view of surrounding coun* Fasaiw A. Nicosia, son deceased, notice Is hereby given book split level in excel- trysltlf, CARL F. ZELLER8, Realtor. Counsellors at Law, to the creditor, or said deceased to Front to The LOW AGENCY, Realtor First time offered — $23,500. THE 73 Broad Street, present to the said Sole Executor lent condition with brick (rout. McGOWAN AGENCY, Realtors, 258 e Thi» od It your Invitation te • Our PREVIEW , PRICES ore 636 River Rd. Fair Haven Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank. 7*7- Red Bank, N. J. their claim, under oath within llx our four modal homes. My wild until our BRAND Loroe living room, dining oreo, 741-4477 3000. March 29, April 5, 12, 19 *38.M lonths trom this date. OPENING. mod«m kitchen wllli bullfJn ronoe COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Dated: March 26'K 1868 OAK HILL ALBERT' T. BERICH > • AcroM tne .tret* from Tamo- • See ui today — models open 7 ond oven, three bedrooms/ one and RUMSON — |^EAR RIVER NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS 4o Llpplncott Road A Colonial with treea. This three-bed- New listing In excellent condition. Two SUPERIOR COURT ' Hawk public golf court*. rJnys — and love money I Ttiese one noil bottu, large family room, room home Is located on one of Mld- MIDDLETOWN TWP. - CommerlM OF NEW JERSEY Little Silver, New Jersty homaa or* unporalleled In vtil- bedrooms and bath plus three other property along Hwy. 38 or 36. From Sole Executor plus wood paneled den or fourth dletown'B most charming streets. Liv- small rooms. I-ai-Re living room, large CHANCERY DIVISION • Colonial!, split leveO, W-ltvell, ue, location ond price. ing room with fireplace, large dining 175' to 10 acres MULLANEY REAL MONMOUTH COUNTY Messrs. Wise, Wise, Wlchmann bedroom. Seporati laundry room. room, pine kitchen, den, brick patio, dining room, kitchen, laundry room, TY 671-5151. 4 Berlch - ranches) e> Phmntd ond comtnided by mi enclosed porch, garage. - Good area DOCKET NO. C-HW3-W 0n« cor attached garage. Combina- 35x23, and full basement. Owner, trans- STATE OF NEW JER8EY t 205 Broad Street United Dmlopere — a noms ferred. Set* It soon. Hall anytime. Ask- at $21,200, McALISTER AGENCY, COMMERCIAL AND BUSINESS Red Bank, New Jersty tion aluminum storm ond screens, Realtors, 109 E. River Rd., Rumson. PROPERTY — On Hwy. 36, near Hol- , GEORGE EDWARD STAPLES, • On«-hall ten pletl AlrondU •ynonymous with euttom build. ing; 535,500. STERLING THOMPSON 842-1894. iday Inn, West Long Branch, cali his heirs, devisees and person- Attorneys . tlonlnj, city invere pltn many Ino. automatic gen clothes dryir In- & ASHOC, Hwy. 35, Middletown. 596- 222-7041 after a p.m. al representatives and his, thel: March 29, April 5, it, 19 •«»•»! 5600 LS.) or any of their successors 1 other unporalliitd varuetl • Prices iforf at WSm us cluded In sale. Availoble for FHA. STRATHMORE RESALES right, title and Interest, am NOTICE or VA financing. Qualified Vet ALL THIS FOR $18,500 Ranches, Capes, Colonials starting In REAL ESTATE WANTED MRS. GEORGE EDWARD MONMOUTH COUNTY absoluitjy na money down. Noi- the low 20's. Our office located In the STAPLES, his wife, Defen- SURROGATE'S COURT . Lirge dining room, living room with heart of Strathmore, on Hwy. 34. Call dants. Notice to Creditor, to Pretest DIREpTIONS: Vei only $1,600.01 down. 30 yeor fireplace, cheerful kitchen and heated us whether selling or buying. 7 days URGENTLY NEEDED — Two and three-be.Irom homes Mlddletown, Haz- Claims Against E.Uto Gonien Slote Porfcwoy te Exit t«. Waet on Newmon Sprlim Rd. to mortgage available. Asking (23,- sun room. Also three bedrooms and 24 hr. service. Call 5M-7600 anytime ESTATE OF RALPH B. THOMAS, bath and a one-car garage. In a most APPLEBROOK OF MATAWAN, Real let vicinity. We have buyers waiting. You are hereby summoned and re- DECEASED tint traffic light. Turn right ante MIMIetown-LliKroft ftd. V, mile to 500.00. convenient location. STERLING tors. THE KIRWAN CO. 787-6600. quired to serve upon PUtibury, Bar- Pursuant to the order of DONALD model. THOMPSON ft ASSOC, Hwy. 33, Mid- nacle, Russell A Carton, plalntlffi J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate ot the dletown. 747-5600. PLEASANT VALLEY WE CAN MULTIPLE LIST attorneys, whose address Is 93 Firsl County ol Monmouth, this day made, Teicher Agency Avenue, Atlantic Highlands, New Jer- on the application ot the undersigned, Independent Listing Broker SAVE fruitless hours of searching by Modest five - acre hideaway ranch. YOUR HOME sey, an answer to the Complaint filed Exclusive Sales Agonis sending for our free comprehensive Thren bedrooms, two baths. Hot water In a civil action, In which Ailer Vera & Thomas, the Bole Executrix catalog; modest homes; palatial Rum- baseboard heat. Excellent rural lo- :all today and give details and cash or the estate ol the said Ralph B. 287 OCEANPORT AVE. price. BTERLING THOMPSON & AS- McDonald ADAMS AGENCY son estates, waterfronts, farms. Mul- cation with woods and brook on prop- SOC., 747-5600. MacDonald i and Erenda McDonald OCEANPORT tiple Listings. erty. Modestly priced at $45,500, CARL (also known as Brend a MacDonald given to the eredltorf of said 741-5098 F, 7.ELLERS, Realtor. 946-4443. HELP - ACTION! his wife and Harold E. Spitznas and deceased to present to the laid Sole 542-3500 RAY STILLMAN, Realtor HELP m: our 12 salespeople need a Ethel E. Spitman, his wife, are plain- Executrix, their claims under oath "Our 49th Year" within six months from thla dlte. $45,300 listing on your home. tlffi and George Edward Staple*, hfi Dated: March 26th, 1M8 BW Hw. 35 Shrewsbury 7«-8BOO Ton rooms. Eltieron. Fireplace, central ACTION Is our motto—professional heirs, de.vlsecs and personal represen air conditioning. Large lot Ask foi services are Just a phone call away, tatlves and his, their or any of thel VERA S. THOMAS MIDDLETOWN JOB Sovlero. Trade-ins—Exchanges successors in, right, title and Inter- ' Academy Hill, Commercial and biyesunent properties erf, and-1 Mrs. George Edward Sta- Main Street, Box til Vacant and clean. Six-bedroom, 2U STAR REALTY, INC. bith split level. Air conditioned. Liv- Member Two Multiple Listing Servlcei ples, hts wife, are defendants, pend- Eatontown, N. J. ing room, dining room, kitchen, 20x26 SHREWSBURY BROKER 542-MOO WALKER * WALKER ing In the Superior Court of New Jer- Sole Executrix. gameroom, patio, garage and sewers. Realtors - sey within 35 days after April 5, 186S Hadley S. King, Jr., Esq. Call for appointment. $2-1,000. PAUL THREE.BEDROOMS Shrewsbury Hlddletown-Holmdel exclusive of such date. If you fall S13 River Road P. BOVA, Realtor, 35 Cherry Tree Living room, dining room, \V* baths, 661 Broad St 206 Hwy. 3! to do M, judgment by default may Fair Haven, N. J, Farm Rd., New Monmouth, 671-2544. fireplace. Corner location. $25,900. Ask 741-5212 671-331 be rendered against you for the re- Attorney for Joe Sovlero. lief demanded In the complaint. You March 29, April 8, JIB t».M HOLMDEL NEED VACANT LAND shall file your answer and proof o: STAR REALTY, INC. service In duplicate with the Clerk oi NOTICK REALTORS - IN5URORS — APPRAISERS Four-bedroom, Vh bath Colonial re- SHREWSBURY BROKER M2-8100 Small lot or large tracts. Cail MUL the Buperlor Court, Stale House An- MONMOUTH COUNTY quiring some interior redecorating. LANEY REALTY. 671-5151. nex, Trenton, New Jersey, In accord- SHREWSBURY OFFICE Haa potential for lovely home, in good ance with the rules of civil practlc* 8URROKATE-S COURT area. Asking $38,740. CARL F. ZEL- HOLMDEL WE NEED—Flva or six, 2-3 bedroom and procedure. Notice to Creditor! to Present LKRB. Realtor. Mfl-4443. Split level. Throe bedrooms, living Incomes, furnished or unfurnished, Claims Agdiut Estate RUMSON CREAM PUFF room, dining room, kitchen and game- from $85 to $175 per month for in The action has been Instituted fo ESTATE OF JOBEPH B. MOUNT, FAIR HAVEN room. Jalousled porch and large patio, coming personnel. THE BERG AGEN. :he purpose of reforming each of thi DECEASED You'll ooh and a«h ever the inaclaui slit of theie roomil I Formal dining room IS' iquart, Low, low taxes. Asking $2«,500. Ca! CY, Rt. 35, Mlddletown, 671-1000. following deeds, viz: Deed made bj Pursuant to the order of DONALD 1 Tire* bedrooms, living room, dining today. STERLING THOMPSON i I. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate ol the m«iUr itdroom 17' x IS'/i ). Lar^a canlar hall, tramandeui tat-In kitchtn with pUnty of eabi- Maud L. Vaughan, widow, to Charlei room, eat-In kitchen. Baseboard heat. ASSOC, Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. 747-ofiOO. H. Butt and Lid rile A. Rutt.l husband County of Monmouth, thla day made, Lot 150x153. Ask for Joe Sovlero. "READY BUYERS" on the application ol the undersigned, nats (dishwashar, tool), ihraa additional badreemi, two full bathi. Logburning flraplae* in MILLIONAIRES NEED NOT CALL— and wife, dated March 30, 1920 and STAR REALTY, INC. I NEED HOMES— Frorti Bumson thru recorded in the Monmouth County Margaret C. Mount, Sole Executrix living room, baiamant. Hurry and dial 741-52121 $33,900. Older Beven-room two-story updated Ltaoroft. From J1S.000 to $100,000: ol the estate ol the said Joseph B. SHREWSBURY BROKER M 2-9100 Three bedrooms and den, Quiet trw Clerk's Office In Book 1108 of Deeds "Service and expert knowledge Is my at page 204; Deed made by Charles Mount deceased, notice it hereby giv- shaded street. Basement and garage. calling card." Call Adam Kretowlcz, en to tha creditor! or laid deceated LINCROFT — Four Bedrooms, 2%Offered at $18,500. E.A. ARMSTRONG R. Rutt and Cornell*. D. Rutt, hli hatha. Large family room - adjoining Owner, ADAM8 AGENCY, 31 Howan wife, ajid Ernest Rutt and Bernlce to present to thl .aid Sole Execu-. PERFECT STARTER OR RETIREMENLHOML ^_^ .-.,., • ',. AGENCY, Realtors, ' 555 Prospect Ave. Mew Shrewiburyn«-5098 or 141 trlx their claims under oath within ^eat-In kitchen. Den or fifth bedroom. Ave., Little Silver. 741-4500. t Rutt, his wlf«, to Frank D. Pres- Firaplaca in living room, dining roe'tn with Franch doeri to woodad yard, itap-tivar kitchen, WaJk to shopping, Parochial and Pub- M98. "24 Hour 8ervice." Member Re the order of DONAL] elulit and five-tenths fpot, more ESTATE OF EMERY O. WjN- TME Ihree-yiar-old ranch offtrs tht atmoiphert you w«nt plui superb location — .ltu§t»d on • ley Ranch, Enclosed porch, patio. GERTErt, DECEASED QUAINT CHARM - Describes thii J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of th or less, to the northeasterly side Jot 125'x 369' — ipacious living room with lirtplict, dining room, dan and magaiint liU Principals only. 741-7IR1. four-bedroom. Victorian Style, Fai: County of Monmouth, this day mad of saiil Public • Road ; thence (4) Pursuant to the order of DONALD kitchen and in addition — wall-to-wall carptting — only $35,900. > APPLEBROOK — Beautiful six-room Haven home. New batha and no on the application of the underolgne Northwesterly, along the north- J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the stone front ranch with many pxtras kitchen, large airy living room, love John J. Conklln, Administrator or tin easterly side of aald Public Road, County of Monmouth, this day made, In lovely treed setting. Hi baths, dining room. Quiet street, Walk estate of the said Ann Marie Benaoi sixty feet to the place of Begin- on the application of the under- 794 BROAD STREET (Optn 7 Dayi) 747-0221 SHREWSBURY family room, (or third berironmV Bar. schools and shopping. Offered at \1'. deceased, notice Is hereby given ning. signed, Barbara O. Wlngerter, the fireplace, wall-to-wall carpeting, gas MO. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Realtoi the creditors of aald deceased to pn SECOND TRACT) sole Executrix of the estate of the Mamber of Rsd Bank MulHpU Lilting Service tint-water radiant hrat, paa dryer. 655 Prospect Ave., Little Silver 74; sent to Die aalti Administrator the I said' Emery G. Wlngerter deceased, Built-in rtlstiwashpr. Aluminum utorm 4500. claims under oath within six month ALL that certain lot, tract or notice 1. hereby given to the credi- dcrecns, now aluminum guttprs, Large from this <1IIIL\ parcel o( land anil premises here- tors of said deceased to present to tree-flhadod pfitlo, split rail fencing. ASSUME THIS MORTGAGE FOI Dated: March nth, lfJlia inafter particularly described, sit- the said Executrix their claim! un- ONLY $'28O0-Nina year ranch. Threi uate, lyinft and bcltiK In tha der oath within six months from thii On approximate nnc acre, {28,500, JOHN J. CONKLIN date. Prlnclpnls nnly. tm.jjQlS. bedrooms, living room, dinlnR room Route #ft37 Township of Mlddletown In the kitchen, bath. Full basement. Attache Marllnndn Farm, County of Monmouth and State Dated: Mnrch Sth, 1MB "RED HANK -- CapR Cnri, River garage. City sewers. Cnll todny! THf Eatontown, N. J. of Now Jersey, bounded on the BARBARA O. WINQERTXR rlphts. Til roe bpilrnoma, IMj baths, PALACE AGENCY, 1215 Rt. 3R, Ml Administrator north by lands of Mrs. George W Laury Drive attached garage Call 741-lR:il. dletown. 371-3500. (Diagonally aero ncusallle, Cornwell, Mausner, Coe; on the East by Innds of nald Fair Haven, New Jeriiy from Slioi»-nite,> Camtcnuto A McGann Vaughan; on the South by Camp- Executrix COLTS NECK — Eye-apppallnp four- bell Avenue and on the West by bedroom expntnlPd rnnch. Almost BRspHiB^CAfED^^MSO 34 Bnmil Btrea Messrs. Crowell, Crowell Red Bunk, New Jersey the center line of a lot convoyed A Often, ^ two acreo. Excellent for family need- EXPANDED RANCH — Centrally nil by Charles H. Camphell and wife ing twn bedrooms .ami hath with pri- conditioned, with electronic nir flltei Attorneys to said John McNamara, October 14 Mechanlo Street vacy Formal dlnlnjs room, kitchen Kour bcdrnom.i, Ihrea tile hntha. 8r»! March l.\ 22, 29, April 5 |29. 30, 1907, recorded In Book 813 nt Red Bank, New Jersey with lnrge dinlnK nrrn, Tinn with fire- clous 1(1x25 living roam wltli marbl Attorneys Deeds, on pages 320 etc. being tho March 1.1, 22,,29, April S I2S44 place Two kinK-Rlzpil bfdroomfl, find llrcplatin, formal dining room, dellftl NOTICK easterly half of the lot conveyed REALTORS - INSURORS — APPRAISERS twn battle, TKiacmetit. DON'T MlflS fill lilxlfi sunny kitchen with IIIBIIWHB by Raid Cam pl>cll to snld John THIS, $3!»,Sf)0. er, oodlo.i of cminler fljmtie, 1(1x17 mi MONMOI'TII COUNTY McNamara. The iiremlnes hereby MIDDLETOWN OFFICF LAWRENCE J, HCKIIiLlNfJ porch, ami paneled den, Full ban KlHIKKiAIKH COURT conveyed bring a plot of land REALTOR 747-4121 nicnt with recreation room. Doubl Notice I» CrnlUorH to rrmfnt tliirty feet wlile front and rear Willow Dr. A Parker Ave, Llttlp Sllver_ KRrnne, A tiluo chip offcrinR nt $71 Clitlms ARiilnnt VMalr and one hundred ami twenty-fivB fllH>. E.A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY BSTATE OF ELSIE MAY HOWAR fpet deep, more or lesn, fronting LITTLE MANSION - MIDDLETOWN l[oaltf>r.i, 555 Prospect Ave., Lilt I DECRASED on Cnmphell Avenue and adjoin- LOTS AND ACREAGE Silver. 711-4BOO. Pursutint to the order ot DONALD ing Inn westerly sldfl or other A home fit for a king — ,i« b.droomi, 2'/. b.thi, l.rgs 20' x 26' game room, bai.ment .nd CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of llio Con Ian tin of said William E. Vaughnn MATAWAN—Strnthmore ranch. ThrL ty of Monmouth, this il^iy made, on t hplng the easterly half of tho land on«-c«r garage. Lot site 136 x 175' 1 Asking (24,000. liedrnoms, two-car garage. Appllancei application nf the undersigned, Ixi conveyed by said Campbell to said COLTS NECK carpeting. Cornrr lot, fiS3-12G8, horralnn Huffllt ami Samuel Thorn John McNamara, by deed above Hnwarcl, Jr., Die Expculors of the n mentioned. Wo aro now offoring 16 tatc of the said Elsie May Howard d KING SIZE CUSrOM RANCH REAL ESTATE WANTED censed, notice' Is hereby given to t You, George Edward Blftplea, h CHOICE BUILDING LOTS creditors (if said deceased In preso: heirs, devisees and personal repr Four bedroomi, lunksn living room, iciencs kitchen, two batfii, •xquttiti family ropm, fireplace, — Pricod from $8,500 to to thp snld Exo en torn their claims u spntaHven and his, their or any i fully air-conditioned, two-car garage! $41,500. dor ontli within six montlis from tl ttielr successors In right, title and li $10,500. You may solect WE NEED MORE datp. tnrfst, are made party dofendan Dated: February 29th, 10f>8 because you have, or may have, your own builder. Some LISTINGS LOIR LORRAINE 8UFFILL Interest In Urn nnld lands by reasc NEW CONSTRUCTION woodod with high olova- Mill* Silver Fair Ilivnn M LPWU Street of being the fir>te residuary legatee Locust , numson Kalontown, N. J. th* Last Will and Testament of Mm tion. AND L. Vaughan, and you, Mm. Gears :! Tnre«- and (our-bedroom liomei, all tryioi. WoodeJ loti ivilUbla. $21,000 lo $30,000. OUR 41ST BAMI1RL THOMAS HOWARD, TIL Edward Bin pies, wife of (Jrorge hi ILLMENSEE AGENCY •CONSECUTIVE, YEAH H7 Orftnt Avomin ward Staples, are made a party ii Kalontown, New Jersey fendant hecaune you hnve or m 2068 HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN, N. J. have fin inchoate right ot dower Realtors JOSEPH G. McCUE Exrculors said lands, Charles W. Jonei, Esq. Vouv» bttn throw,™ your Rt, 34 Colts Neck REALTORS 2.12 nroadway Dalfld: Mirch in, lftfw. Open 7 Days 671-3311 Trade-Ins wilgM Movnd ilnca th» diy you 462-3172 30 RMgff Rd, Hum ion 842-0411 Ijfinit Brnnch, N. J, MORTIMER G. NEWMAN, JR. iRummn Specialists) Attorney Clerk of the Superior Court told our bithroom icaU, w|»h . March S, 19, 22, 20 $32. March IB, 23, 20, April fi $1*1. Daily Riglittr want «d|(' Mud 29,1968-27 PEANUTS By CHAIU.ES M. SCBULZ THE DAILY REGISTER

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3-29 MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST VIETNAM PROJECT of ths seventh grade girls' health class at Knollwood Schol, Fair Haven, is the knitting of «f- K£EPIN6»UR. LOVELY Vi OH, EV THE MWEIH1NS FROM "BRIDE. TIPS PROBABLY ADVERTISING MATTER.!'" ghans and lap robes for Vietnam casualties. Eve Auerbach, Stephanie Kessler and Cindy Sherman, all 12, present fin- —JOflL NOT BE HOW, trnriE FINGERS CROSSED WW THE rm / THOUGH IT WDCOMLRKISTERED! shed product to Mrs. Walter Kroeck of Lincroft. Mrs. Kroeck is chairman of fhe welfare department of the Lincroft fOR DINNER. JINtt-SORRy! g. HOT TO LIKE WHAT lETRR.FOR.yDU SHALL I OPEN IT Biff THS MEETINS TONIGHT JP THEV SEE, fLL MJT AS I WAS LEAVING ANDREAS IT TO Woman's Club, which initiated the activity. Twenty-four items are being assembled by the girls. WITH KEY MEN FROM OUR A wiron aiRSt THIS MORNING) YOU? TAKE AKV (Register Staff Photo) WBT COAST BRWKH JIBT ON THEM. DAN! MI6HT BE FOR THE PURPOSE MORE TIME OF LOCKING ME OVER! FROM YOUR WORK, DEAR.! Six Youths Are Fined By Kleinberg MIDDLETOWN - Six ANDY CAPP By REG SMYTHE youths were fined in municipal alcoholic beverages as mi- I'VE FINISHED ME TALXIN1 OF BINSO. WblTELLNER , nors. Judge Seymour R. Kleinberg THtf 3&KE ABOUT THE BlNfiO-CAUERj levied the highest fine, of f ISO, against Robert Dempsey, 62 Center Avc, Leonardo, for .two counts of the charge. Frank Guazzo, 11 Monmouth Ave., -HEH.'HEH.'HEH.' ;ast Keansburg was fined $50. ICANTWAITTV Four others found guilty of GET THERE T'TBU. he same charge were each THE6IRL-3-HEH.' fined $25. These were: Donald HEH/HEK'-VES Van Nortwick, 147 Mtddletown Road, New Monmouth; Leon- ard Winter, 8 Campbell Ave., j EXCELLENT VIEWPOINT — Members of the staff of the Middletown Township High Port Monmouth; David Jack- School student magazine Viewpoint look over their winning issues which took first place son, 53 Cherry Tree Farm THE WIZARD OF ID By PARKER and HART at the Columbia Scholastic Press Association last week. In the past three years the Road, New Monmouth and Ray- magazine won one first place and, in the past two years, two medalist awards which mond MacLennan, English- town. go to magazines of distinction selected from first place winners. Shown, standing, are Betty Marsen, left, co-editor, and Jan Bergman, assistant editor. Seated, left to right, John Lynch, 53 Essex St., East Keansburg, was fined $150 are Sharon Taylor, assistant editor, Mrs. Victoria Taylor, faculty sponsor, and Lily Lar- on a charge of carrying a sen, co-editor. WITH ME !M THE straight razor as a concealed weapon and John A. McClusky, of 146 Bay Ave., Highlands, was fined $55 for driving while impaired and another $30 for MiddletoWs Publications leaving the scene of an acci- dent. The judge also revoked Get Top Honors at Columbia his license for six months. MIDDLETOWN — It was a erage, content, layout, writing bara Fenichel, copy editor; On Campus SNUFFY SMITH By FRED LASSWELL day of triumph for Middletown and headline composition. Nancy Olausen, circulation Township High School when the Boar staffers attending the manager, and Mike Riordan Robert 1. KochansH son of two school publications won conference were George Dlak, sports writer. Chester Kochanskl, 7 Elmwood top honors at the annual Co- editor in chief; Allen Green- They were accompanied' by Place, Leonardo, was named lumbia Scholastic Press Asso- wood, sports editor; Paula faculty sponsor, Mrs. Nila to the "Dean's List" at Indi- ciation competition at Colum- Chesnaky, feature editor; Bar- James. ana Institute of Technology. bia University. He is a senior majoring in The student literary maga- electrical engineering. He is a zine- "Viewpoint" won first 1964 graduate of Middletown place for the third consecutive Discussion Scheduled High School. year and gained for the sec- Jean E. Morgan, daughter of ond year the coveted rank of 9 Mr. and Mrs, Dayton P. Mor- medalist which is given to On Pupils Transition gan of Little Silver, was hon- magazines of distinction select- ored by being named to the ed from first place winners. RED BANK - The Mechanic Participating In the discus- dean's list at Endicott Junior Competing on a nationwide Street School Parent-Teacher sion with Mr. Finelli as mod' College, Beverly, Mass. basis with high schools from Association has scheduled a erator, will be William Slsson Mjss Morgan is a senior ma- all parts of the nation, the special program entitled, director of pupil personnel ser- joring in photography. THE PHANTOM By I££ F4LK magazine was cited for "im-1 "Bridging the Gap" for vices; William Pazicky, princi- Jonathan Ducore of Elber- aginative design," "excellent Wednesday at 8 p.m. pal at Blver Street; Joseph Mc- on has been invited to mem- WHAT WE CAN'T KILL editorial material" and "fine Slated is a full discussion Kay, vice principal at River bership in Phi Beta Kappa Fra- [OBAN,THEy HEARD ME ABOUT HIM NOW. presentation." on the transition of pupils from Street, Mrs. Adele Vexler, ternity, the National Honorary I SAY-"WE TOOK THE THE KIP? SAW Society. He is the son of Mr. TROPH/.'STOP THEM.' 1 HIM WITH US. Attending the conference the Mechanic Street School to school psychologist at River were Viewpoint staff members River Street School. Street, and these teachers at and Mrs. Harold Ducore of 881 . RELAX, FOOL. Betty Marsen and Lily Lar- Vincent Finelli, principal at that school: Anthony Raclor*- Red Oaks Drive. He is a broth- NONE OF THEM Mechanic Street School, termed er of Sigma Phi Epsilon where ['SPEAK EN6LISH, sen, co-editors; Jan Bergman pi, physical education; Mrs. and Sharon Taylor, assistant the program timely, since this Margaret Parker, seventh he is presently serving as editors, and Mrs. Victoria Tay- is the first year that Mechanic grade, and Louts Manello, fifth comptroller. lor, faculty sponsor. Street's two fourth grades, as grade. , Theresa Ann Ferry, 326 well as its two fifth grades will Hance Road, Fair Haven, The magazine is published be promoted to River Street. A business meeting sched- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. twice a year. When the new school year uled for 8 p.m. will precede the Frank Perry, has been induct- At the same time, the high starts in September, Mechan- program. At that time, the ed into Kappa Omlcron Phi, school newspaper, "The Lion's ic Street will accommodate on- the National Home Economics Roar," received a first place ly the first four grades while nominating committee will pre- Honor Society, its Beta Iota award for the third consecu- River Street will have grades sent its new slate of officers Chapter at St. Joseph College, NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW tive year for excellence in cov- five through eight. for approval and election. Emmitsburg, Md. BEETLE BAILEY By MORT WALKER

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LOOK- SHE'S TK/INS TOSA/THE BLESSING y, Uurh 29, 1968 THE DAILY REGISTER 7 Raptor*;, » Hebrew I! Powerful. Jyre. At the Movies JPUZZLE 40 Alcoholic 4-W«a»iw—H laV/rsoft—Coiw * Frigid. 11:10 beverages. TOBS RIVBE J—Film—iVot-« in the Mirror— By W. E. Beckett 10 Indifferent. BED BANK Television Program Listings 41 Of the eye. Rldvjrd Egon—t hns. 11 Yugo-slav CABLTON- 4-Locat News—Teosrue-Color ACROSS 39 Prevari- Cfc. t _ WCBS-TV Ch. 4 ...... WNBC-TV C h. 5 WNEW-TV Ch. 7 ...... WABC-TV 7-fllm—Dlel Die! My Dorllngl— region. 42 Doddering The Anniversary J:36; X*l*&:m. 1 Ditch. cate. • SAT. - Kiddie Show: ?>« P*'n-ib Tallulah Bankheod—1 hr., 55 mln.— with age. The Anniversary 6:00; 8:00; W.W. Oi. 9 WOR-TV Ch. II ..._.. W PK-TV Ch. U ... WNDT-TV Color Type of 12 Revises. 7 Of heroic SUN. — Kladle Show: The Cat 2-W. 11—Championship Bowllno-Color 43 Football The Anniversary 6:30; 7:33; 9:«. domestics. 13 Mixes, as FRIDAY 13—Rim Short 7— Film—The Gunflghter— 1l:4i scale, Greoory Peck—1 hr., 40 mln. great. EATONTOWN AFTERNOON 31—<=Hms From France 4-Sports-Mel Allen-Color East: Ger. salad. 4:10; 6:00; 7:55; 6:45. 5:15 11:45 11 - Master- 4:00 Decorative 45 Disinterest. COMMUNITY- 1—Secret Storm-Color 13-lFrlendly Giant— Children 2-/New»—Color 4—Johnny Conson—Vopletv—Color 16 Prejudice. !:H son. HOW to Save a Marriage 2:25; T:25, 4-MoW) Comi—Color 1:25 12:00 fabric. 48 Claim North of Red Bank 2-4=lrm—The Big Beat— 11-Corrllnenbt Miniatures—Color 20 Lift up. 7—Oolirio Gome—Color <7—Newj 14 Flight from 46 HAT A Rim — How to Bave a 5:M Goal Grant—1 hr., as mln.—Color 47—News—Arturo Rfflrlguez TonWnese. 11—Klmbo—Cartoon—Color 22 Bone: pref. against. •SSrla*. Tib; •.&; 6:00; 8:10: JUDDLETOWN SI—Around the Clock o-Atoke Room For Daddy 1:1J 1I:M Mecca. 47 Wainscot. 4:B 11— Three Stoooes--Color " 4—iFllm—The Prisoner of Shark 9-WWrlyblrds—Adveniure 23 Splinters. property. 10:03. Istano-Wamer Baxter—n mln. 15 Iron- 49 Pungent. 4-Mews—Kalber— Color 13-Mlsienogere—Children 11—Big Plcture->ftrmy—Cotor DRIVE-IN— Bave a Marriage and W» jl-jitfinltt Horlions—Medicine S-Newt 1:DO minium. 24 Spicy. 50 Audible 4:10 f—News 50 Prosecutor. FRI. * SAT. - AnnlveW T:«; J-*»Hce Dougta-Varlety-Color 47—Mr. District Attorney 5—Eleventti Hour—Drama 27 Tartan. EVENINO 2:45 17 Called 51 Loosen. repose. 11:10; Who's Minding Uie Mint 9.35. ?UgeVRuln"Your*Llle 2:13; 5:40; t-f Ikn-f ronkensie n Meets rhi 9—News and Weather SUN. — Anniversary 7:40; 10.«, 2-tPllm—The Mysterioni— 1:15 28 — Island. Wol( Man-Ion Oxjiey Jr.— forth. 51 Biblical 52 — go bragh. Who's Minding the Mint 9:05. 7:»; 10:00. 90 mln. JNewsj Jensen—Color Kenll Sahara—1 hr., 40 mln. 4—Him The Haunted StrwvgUr— 18 Fashion 31 Entire. 54 Hundredth S—Marine Boy—Cotoorv—Color 4—Mews—.Lew Wood—Color 4:11 Boris Korlotf—1 hr., 30 mln. vessel. FREEHOLD IIAZLET 2—Film—Smuggler's Island— 7—Rim—Will Success Spoil Rock 5—FRnfctoiM*— Color 1:25 critics. 33 November of a right Jeff Chandler—n mln.—Color 7_Fllm_The Monster Dmollshef- 54 Growl. FREEHOLD MALL- Hunter?—Joyrte Monsfleid— 9—Fllm-iljtat of the Vikings— hopeful: PLAZA- Cameron Mlt<*ell-S hrs.-Color SATURDAY Germon Robles—TO mln. 19 Willow Men of angle. Bonnle 4 Clyde 7:10; 9:20. 2 hre.—color AFTERNOON 55 SAT^^Kladle Bhow 2:00; Counter- 11—Soeed Rorar—Color 11—Superman—Adventure— Color 1:10 abbr. 56 Turkish BAT. — Kiddle Show 2:00: Bonnie 2—News—Color genus. letters. 35 Jl-Wlngi ro the World 13-Wiar'i New-Oilldren—Color 4:00 & Clyde 5:30; 7:40; 9:05. point ^ ^hJ'^^I)d 'lne Bad ft Uie 1:35 36 Places. com- S:N 31—•Film Feature t-CBS Golf Ctossl'-Color 20 Summer Amatory. M J-nFllm—You Can't Run Awry from in 57 SUN — Bonnie 4 Clyde 2:35; 4:45; Ugly 1:30; 4:15; 7:05; >' - 47—Hawkeye—Adventure o—nFllm—Scene of the Crime— 35 Smart —. mander. 5—Paul Wloche I—Coter It—June Allyson—1 hr., 50 rrrln.— Paris. Dusk to 7:00;' 9:15. 4:30 Van Johnson—2 hre. 59 ROUTE 35 DRIVE IN- »-Glllioa»'i idand—Comedy Color 37 Becomes 57 Self. 01 7:M> II—Uttte Recce's-Color S-McHale's Navy—Comedy 13—Lotln America—education 21 Teutons. dawn. ASBURY PARK FRI. ft BAT. - f'S'* " 31-lt'i Fun to Read—Discussion 2:00 heir to. 10:30;-Glory Btompeje 9:00 7— News-John Schubeck—Color 22 Condition: Linet's 58 Rolled tea. 11-VWunstem—Comedy 4:M 60 LYRIC— SUN. — Psych-out 7:00; 10.20, 4—Outdoorsmav—flurrMng—Color 3:25 suff. Glory Stampers 8:15. 13—Ingles Pora Todos 2—Film—The FBI Story- champion. Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle The Graduate 2:00; 8:00; 8:00; 10:M. 31-fllm Snort 11-Horse Race—Bowie-Color SAT — The Graduate 2:00; 3:50. James Stewart—2 hrs., 50 mtn.— 23 Argot. Female KEYPOET HEY KIDS!! 47—Sponish Drama—Serial 13— Humanities II—Education 61 5:40; 7:50; 10:00. 31—Films From France Color 25 Father. ruff. SUN. — The Graduate 2:00; J.50, t-.a 1:00 SUNDAY STRAND- , _ . 7:60; 110:00. 31—News—Paul Manodier 2-FBm—The Gloss Web- AFTERNOON 26 Small girl: $2 Negative TTBT RAT k BUN — Cul At Bac CALL- e:55 Edward G. Robinson—90 mln. 4:00 MAYFAIR— *M- 1030; SM on uie Wild Bide 4-Shed's Work] of Golf—Color colloq. votes. How to Save a Marriage and Euln 7—Weattier—Antolne—Color 4-War This Week-Color Your Lite 2:20; 7:20; 9:23. 8 "EAST BRUNSWICK 7:M 5—Combat!—Drama 7-American Sportsman—Color 27 Pliable. 63 Russian SAT. — Kiddle Show: 2:00: How to 747-9857 I—News—Walter < Cronktte- Color 7-AMdt World of Sports—Color 9—Film—The Urtforglvetv— 29 Dolt. Bave a Marriage i Euin Your Lite TURNPIKE— 4-4<«ws-Chet Wuntley, Dovld ll-£oeeri Racer—Color Burl Lancaster— 2 hrs^Color city. 4:15: 6:03: 8:05; 10:00. 31-Survev of the Arts OUTBOOK - FBI.. BAT. * BVH. - Brlnkley—Color 11-tlunter—Oroma 30 The whole DOWN BUN. — How to Save a Marriage * 5—1 Love Lucy—Comedy ft—Tar Your Information 31-Consultonts at Large Ruin Your Life 2:00; 3:60; 6:80; How to Save a Marriage t Ruin S:» sum. Your Life 7:00; 10:45; Deadly Af- Tonight-Sar. 7—News—Bob Young— Color 47—Panorama Article. 7:65; 10:00. 11—IF Troop—Comelly 11—Supernwn-Wdvenrure—Color INDOOR - Ho* to Save* Mar- 4:15 32 Seasonal Alteration. special W«d. 11—'New Jersey Speaks—Report 11—Lee Grham—'Interview 47_,Fllm—Ho Rltrovdto Mia Flgllo— PARAMOUNT- riage * Ruin Your UU« 1:30; 11:15; 31—^Return to Nursing 47—University Forum Corto Componl—90 mln. drink. Boastful The Anniversary 2:25; 7:25; 9:30. Deadly AHalr 8:30. , Hlghtstown Country Club 47-nPollto Vega—Mus'c 4:» BAT & SUN. — Th» Anniversary BAT ft SUN. — How to Save a EVENINO 34 Enthrall. persons. 2M; 4:05: 6:10; 8:10; 10:OS. 7:M 2—Youth Concert—Color Marriage 3:45; 7:30; 11:15; Deadly <:M Alfair 2:00; 6:30; 8:30. Tonlgji — Andy Wells Band. Walt J-Honlem Globetrotters-Color 4-lt's AanJemtc-QuIz—Color 4—experiment In TV—Color' 35 Inability to Missiles. ST. JAMES- 4—Toraan—Adventure—Color 31—Your Right To Soy lt-»Color Mellon - sal. Nile. - Joe MiKtra. 5— No Time for Sergeants recognize Gone With Uie Wind 1:00. PERTH AMBOY S—Tru* or Consequences—Gome— o—IFIlms—1. The Curse of Draculof 5:00 Spanish This Wed. "Donee ot the Month." SAT. — Gone With the Wind 2:00; AMBOY'S DRIVE-IN- Color Fronds Ledsrer; 2. spltter Woman— S-JFIPm-Tho Fighting 69th- familiar fabric. April Froric Donee. For ofl ooe* — 7-Otf to See the Wlzord-Color Bosll Roltioone—1 hrs., 55 mln. Jomee Cogney—2 hrs. SUN. - Clone with tlie Wind 2:00; FRI ft SAT. — CaTtooM 7:00; How objects. Possessed. Continuous from 8:30. Wall Mellon 11-Porty Duke-Comedy 31—'Focus on Books—Discussion 7-Jacksonville Open-Golf—Color 730 NEPTUNE CITY to Save a Marriage 7:I«; 11:15; Luv Two bands — Joe Mucha. Always IJ-Grwt Declslons-1961 47—*Heltn Meyne"— Interview 11-Dr. Klloore-Dm—. 9 '30 31-nBrooklyn College 13-F«ench diet-Cooking SUN. — Cartoons 6:30; How to Siv« a great time olone or oouples. «:» NEPTUNE- 7:55 J—News—Tom Dunn-Color 31—Flkn Features Carmen. Baby 7:30; 9:30. a. Marriage 6:48; 10:40; Luv 9:00. : 47—6porh—Fousto Miranda 4-New*-l ronk McGee-Color 1:M SAT. — Kiddle Show 2:O0; Carmen, MENL0 PARK •:» 5—1 Lova Lucy—Comedy J-Amoteur Hour-\Airlety-Color Baby 6:05: 8:10; 10:15. S—Haiet-Omnoy—Color 7-e, USMC-Color 13-You've Got a Right-Drama 4-iStor Trtk—Dramo-'Coror 31—Community Acflon BRICK PLAZA- New business? Start off right! 47-Wrastllna-Wastiliiglm, D.C. 31-iHumon Rights Forum Boimle ft Clyde 7:10; 0:20. "the MODS" 5-VWerv Grlftln-Color Hire competent help with a 7—Operation: Entertainment-Color 47-Fttn Droma-Serlol SAT. — Kiddle Shaw 2:00; Bonnie 6:X 11—44onovmoor*ent-HComeay 2-Jocklo Gleatorp-Comedy-Color & Clyde 6:30; 7:45; 9:65. Classified Ad. 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Equal THE DAILY REGISTER Friday, March 29, 1963-29 Pastoral Unit Meeting Set Wowler- fi Wide- "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean PUZZLE TEENTON - The Pastoral of tie htiiiA which will m« by VTXUM 0. Srowa 11 Bojrd, the working unit of the at frequent intervals with Bisl Uhrdiy, Mftrcli JO 13 Boston 40 Use pitcher. MAP Drive to Start liewly formed Trenton Catholic op George W. Ahr. ACROSS 44 Hurries. baked -. 41 Trips to Diocesan Council, will convene Formation of pastoral com Present—For Yott and Ypurs... Kelax with a 1- thy 47 - to 14 Explain store. tor the first time Sunday at cils in all dioceses throughoi clear conscience after a week of putting forth your meaning of. 43 Stains. best effort on the Job. People are congenial under neighbor. action. Sunday at the Molly 7 p.m. in the library of Notre the world was directed by bot 5 Run away. 48 Yodeler's 19 Sailors. 44 Large ' present planetary Influences and romance may blos- 21 Masc. Dame High School here. Or- the Second Vatican Counc 9 Taxi. hat, rabbits. RED BANK — Pianist Alan urday, April 6, in Molly Pitch- ganization, constitution and by- som in the most unexpected places. A newcomer on name. and by Pope Paul VI to assis 12 Wicked. 45 By oneself. :. Hersh will perform at the er Motor Inn. Co-chairmen of laws will be discussed. the social scene may add some new life to the old 48 Locker 23 Babble. the bishops in an advisory a 13 Goldilock's runch which will start mem- the foundation's concert com- pacity. gang. Take along your sense of humor! space. 24 Noah's -. 46 Playing Representing Monmouth friends. ership week for the Mon- mittee are Dr. Peter Walker, 52 "Straw- 25 Require. card. County will be Francis X. Ken- 14 —Carnegie. mouth Arts Foundation's 1968- 66 Lillian Place, and Mrs. Wal- The Day Under Your Sign berry —." 26 — Kruppa. 47 Pens for nelly, Red Bank, and Mrs. Ste- 15 Take out. 969 conceit series in Molly ter Johnson, Locust Point Tea Time 53 Send 27 Building hogs. phen J. Foley, peal. They were Aries. Born Mlurne on 27 Primp. Mrs. Irving Cohen, 15B Clover- assisted by several Cedar Cres from it «U today. 61 Loiters Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle and Fizdale, and the Alvin Ai- wnne tHrw sprinjt clothes. 28 Tall . behind. ho will represent Community dale Circle, New Shrewsbury, students. ' Leo. July 22 to Aug. 21 Aquaritn. Jan. 21 fo Fib. 19 Concerts organization, with ley American Dance Theatre. has been named to the dean's A fine weekend fnl! of bltrijw- A new household time* raver grasses. 62 Ragout. Mrs. Finkel is the incomin injj' possibilitiei where opposite hich the Monmoulh Arts list of honor students for the may relieve yuq of terliw* yh 29 Causes to DOWN Alumnae Association president ser is concerned. you're ajirayn disliked.- Foundation's concert series is fall trimester at Parsons Col- Virgo. Aug. 22 to S.pK.22 Piscw. Feb. 20 fa March 20 be joyful. 1 Guided. The key to her heart is the The tea is sponsored by tli Buy imply wb«fl yon &op as affiliated. lege, Fairfield, Iowa. Decide where yotfre jroinjr Ht- 32 "Dig." 2 Kiln. key to a new home. Look for college's Jersey Shore Club. Buests may be Mpting in on fore you tare hdtne to «T«d Concert memberships for you tHs veektnd. ftmitr •rgtments. 33 Corrode. 3 Base. one in the Classified Ads to- 34 Play by -. iext season's series will be 1068, Syndicate 4 Chose by day! UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 36 Represen- ballot. ivailable Monday through Sat- tative. 5 Dreads. Hie NEW PIN-UP LOUNGE 40 Norman 6 Scotch girl. Vincent -. 7 Rather Skippers . . . uith the Largest Bar in the Shore Area 42 Substan- than. Ahoy Bridge Advice tiates. 8 Tried. FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHT 43 Picked and 9 Insertion culled. By ALFRED SHEINWOLD mark. "That was a well-played North dealer hand," Dr. Watson remarked at Both sides vulnerable "the FIVE OLD MEN" the Baker Street Bridge Club NORTH COMING APRIL 3rd some years ago. "It depends • KQ8 on the point'of view,'-* Sherlock and South ruffed the second Pan 1 9 Fan RUMSON, N. J. TILEPHONE 842.JS20 84M1U 1 NT Pas* 2 0 Pa« Half-Mil* North of Riimion Public Library to dummy's ace his own nine 2^ Pass 3

BRUCE-TERMINIX SERVICE CORP. COMPANY J» Moln St., EMI Oranoi, N. J. BTO18 - PtlOM S74-7M3 Crackdown in Red Bank, phone 741-3838 (Ubuiy Perk: 775-0111 Fraaholj: 462-80W Pledged Con Artists r FREEHOLD - Fulton Ar- Spring Gardening Needs nold, director of the Mid Mon- mouth Greater Freehold Cham- • Lawn Seeds • Peat Moss ber of Commerce gave a warn- ing to con artists last night. "From Red Bank to Hights- • Lime • Weed Control town, we are going to make it so hot for con artists and shop- • Crabgrass Control lifters, they will have to pack up and go to California." he said. -FERTILIZERS— Mr. Arnold said merchants and members of the Red Bank • 5-10-5 • 5-10-10 • 10-6-4 Community Chamber of Com- merce will meet to discuss im- • SHEEP and COW MANURE plirnenting the "alert system" in the area. • BONE MEAL • MILOR.GANITE The system that augments the police department and • AGRINITE • NITRATE of SODA spreads word of potential and real criminals who hit the re- tailer and businessman has been in effect in Hed Sank with startling results. FRED D. WIKOFF CO. At 9 p.m. at the American Hotel, Freehold, Mr. Arnold 1897 — 71 Years of Service — 1968 will help map plans for putting the alert system in effect here. He hopes to get approval in 234 MAPLE AVE., RED BANK Hightstown for a network that will spread throughout the maj- or communities from Bed 747-0552 fl§:) 741-0554 Bank, Eatontown, Freehold and on to the Trenton suburb. Daly Picked DON'T For Panel On Thursday EATONTOWN — Freeholder DRIVE : Marcus Daly, a county Wel

fare Board member who pro- *•> posed two years ago to prose- cute parents receiving welfare WITH benefits for the support of Il- legitimate children, will partici- pate in a panel discussion Thursday in the Civic Audito- rium, Monmouth Shopping Cen- DEFECTIVE ter. The discussion, sponsored by the Monmouth County Chapter of Senior Citizens, Inc., will be the feature of the group's UPSA-DAISIES AUTO GLASS spring conference. It will take place from 2 until 4 p.m. Mrs. Nancy Politan of Long by Sheffield Branch, who conducts a senior citizens' radio program over WJLK, will be moderator. The What nicer way to let your spirits soar Into theme is "What is in Store for Senior Citizens of Monmouth a springtime feeling? . . . amusing and County?" colorful daisy watches to brighten your Other panelists are Dr. days as they tell accurate time. The larger SEE George S. Stevenson of Middle- daisy in gay colors . . , the mini version in town, author and president great colors . . . each with color-matched of the board of trustees of Mon- mouth Community Action Pro- vinyl strap. They're Sheffield ... so they're ATLANTIC gram, Inc. (MCAP); Ned shock resistant, anti-magnetic and have un- Archibald, director of the Fos- breakable main-springs. ter Grandparents project the state Department of Com- munity Affairs; John Toole, as- Small Upsa-Daisy 18.50 GLASS sistant manager of the Asbury NAVY TAKES TO PRINT Park Social Security office; John Colao, representative of Large Upsa-Daisy , 22.50 the National Association of For a Half Size's Easter Costuming Senior Citizens, and Mrs. Doro- This full length coat of double knit Fortrel® polyester shelters a double thy C. Snead, supervisor of the • Authorized Insurance Long Branch Public Health knit acetate print dress... a look that's right for Easter parading . . . Nursing Association. a weight that's right through a summer on-the-go, wherever you might itelnbech'i jewelry — ill tterti Replacement Service travel, be it across town or cross the continent. The yoke front dress, Youth 16, Sentenced a melange of bluet and greens on white, is strikingly poised sans coat. For Aiding Robbery 55.00 FREEHOLD - John Smith, ATLANTIC GLASS CO. 16, of Convocr St. here was itclnblch't half iii> dr