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Windy, Very Cold FINAL Cloudy, windy and very told today. Cloudy, colder tonight. EDITION Cloudy, cold tomorrow. I -asf / TLuvJlOlU/il (Be* DltlUi. P«j. 2), Monmouth County's Home Newspaper tor 92 Years VOL. 93, NO. 151 KKD BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, J970 28 PAGES 10 CENTS SIC Chief Raps Prosecutor

By JAMES II. RUBIN Keuper indignantly denied that he had any responsibility' In fact, LoBiondo testified, he never filled out a written TRENTON (AP) - The State Investigation Commis- for administering the emergency fund which paid off infor- report in any of his Investigation work and related all his sion called additional witnesses today to support its charges * mants. findings orally to Keuper. LoBiondo denied that he was that the Monmouth County Prosecutor's office lacked a He said that Gawler was supposed to account for ;he hired as a political payoff for working for the Demo- cohesive program for fighting organized crime. money to the Monmouth freeholder Board but that the cratic Party in the shore area. Julius Cayson, a special agent for the commission, and fund was never audited. He said he was fired by Keuper last Sunday because State Police Investigator Lt. Clinton Pagano were scheduled Keuper conceded that he didn't know what happened to the SIC had exposed him as a confidential agent, thereby to testify on the operations of the Monmouth prosecutor's the $58,000, but that he had complete trust in Gawler's rendering him useless for undercover work. Office. ,» competence and integrity. Other witnesses yesterday testified that Gawler was the William F. Hyland, chairman of the SIC, charged yes- He said he signed his name to blank pay vouchers for real power in the prosecutor's office and directed his terday at the conclusion of the first day of public hearings informants which were later filled in by Gawler. The subordinates out of fear and not respect. that Monmouth Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper could not prosecutor said he had no knowledge who the informants Albert McCormick, who replaced Gawler in December explain what happened to $58,000 allegedly used to pay off were and whether they were paid by Gawler. as chief of county detectives, said that Gawler prohibited Informers. "I don't know where the money went," Keuper said. members of his staff from talking directly with Keuper DRAWN OVER YEARS Gawler committed suicide three days after the SIC and ordered them to withhold all information from investi- Hyland said the money was drawn over the past 10 launched its probe of the Monmouth prosecutor's office gators for the SIC. years from an emergency cash account by John M. Gawler, while investigating organized crime and official corruption McCormick, who worked as a detective in the prosecu- toe chief of county detectives who committed suicide last in Long Branch and the nearby shore area. tor's office for 13 years, said he knew of no staff meeting Oct. 23 shortly after the SIC began looking into the Mon- He killed himself by carbon monoxide poisoning In the ever called by Keuper to map a plan for'fighting organized mouth prosecutor's office. garage of his Atlantic Highlands home less than 24 hours crime in Monmouth. Hyland said the "most important and long range im- after he was subpoenaed to testify before the SIC. Both McCormick and Keuper said they had no direct plication" of the SIC's investigation was that "no one could There has been no official explanation of Gawler's personal knowledge that the Mafia operated in Monmouth. point specifically to a concerted attack on organized crime" suicide. His death is under investigation by the state police. "I'm not sure there is organized crime in Monmouth," In Monmouth. James LoBiondo, who was paid $4,800 a year for the Keuper said. But he said he had heard and read such re- Keuper, the prosecutor in the shore county for the past 12 years as a special confidential investigator to ports in the news media and "we've indicted and convicted" KEY WITNESS — Monmouth County Prosecutor Vin- past 14 years, vigorously defended his record against Keuper, testified that he was unable to recall an instance individuals "who are reputed members of the Mafia." accusations that Monmouth was a home for the Cosa Nostra. in which his work ever led to an indictment. The testimony was believed to be in large part a cent Kaupsr waits fo tastify at a State Investigation "Gentlemen, I think I've done everything I can do," he LoBiondo, a representative of the International Ladies reenactment Of private hearings held by the SIC last sum- Commission h»aring. Kauper'i office is the main sub- told the four-member commission. "I have exhausted every Garment'Workers Union, said he had no formal training as mer and fall. However, Hyland refused to say if the testi- ject of the hearing, the first SIC session to be open. possible investigative means to ferret out organized crime." an investigator and admitted that most of his knowledge of mony went beyond or was not as extensive as that given in Under questioning by the commission and Its attorney, crime came"by reading the papers." private. (AP Wirephoto) Sinatra Loses in Court TRENTON '(AP) — Backed commission, said the court's Kauffman, told the U.S. Su- from consideration of Sina- by a U.S. Supreme Court rul- action meant the commission preme Court that the subpoe- tra's plea. The justice gave ing, the State Investigation was now free to decide if the na against his client was il- no reason, but it may have Commission is free now to case should be referred to a legal and that the commis- been based on the fact his decide if the Frank Sinatra county prosecutor's office. He sion was unconstitutional- son, William J. Brennan III, case should be referred to a said such a determination ly created. . is a former New Jersey assis- county prosecutor's office. would be made privately He said Sinatra would be tant attorney general. Last In Washington yesterday, without public announcement, faced with false and mali- year the son made headlines the high court refused 4 to 3 Sinatra's lawyers had con- clous statements purportedly and stirred up a controversy to b&i the arrest of Sinatra tended the SIC would move to connecting him with organ- when he alleged that some for refusing to answer a sub- have the Mercer County ized crime and racketeering New Jersey legislators were poena from the commission, grand jury indict Sinatra for were he to appear. ''too comfortable" with or- which was set up to probe or- contempt. That could; pave Kauffman said the subpoe- ganize'd crime. ganized crime in New Jersey, the way for extradition pro- na was a "fishing expedition" Chief Justice Warren E The SIC subpoenaed the Ceedings to compel Sinatra-to that could cause the star R, » ,„.,:„« ,„,,„ „' New Jersey-born singer last return to New Jersey to an- grave and irreparable injury. „ lr)T,8 r anr™f , I" n "' June while he was on his swer an indictment. He .is The plea was put Monday Harlan> lotter Stewart and yacht off Atlantic Highlands, presently believed to be in to Justice William J. Bren- By™1 R- White voted against The Supreme Court's decision California. • nan Jr., who has supervisory Sinatra. Justices Hugo L. was the latest result in a se- Sinatra's press secretary in authority over judicial pro- Black, William O. Douglas ries of legal moves taken by L 0 Aneeles said the pntpr ^edings in New Jersey. But and Thurgood Marshall said Sinatra's attorneys since the . * * ,. . „„ ,,„„'" Brennan turned the matter they were of the opinion "that subpoena was issued. lalIler W0U1Q nave no com over to the seven other jus- ment at " the application should be Andrew Phelan, executive present." tices. granted." Sinatra thus failed director of the four-member Sinatra's lawyer, Bruce W. Brennan excluded himself by one vote. Court Weighs Police Files

JUST THE BEGINNING — High temperatures and rain yesterday morning produced this foggy scene irt Keans- By DAVID M. GOLDBERG Matthews ordered the files that violate the Constitution- . But Morris Stern the --which police claim' they burg, similar to scenes throughout the Shore area.. Dropping temperatures changed the rain to sno-w and ice, TRENTON (AP)-The del- alright of the persons on American Civil Liberties oausing harardous driving conditions this morning. (Register Staff Photo by Don LordiI SfSMXS SLSZSZ were New Jersey's highest court. m™m reserved decision ^ ££, W°W court to define the line be- tWnk ll s &hsura t0 < nSt Uutional a d un For more than an hour and ""uurLThe hearine Chief "* ' ^ T, r° 1 " " Freehold Fire Rules Don *t a B> Chle f a half yesterday morning, the . ;, "* , f ™ u the police can't act unless constitutional surveillance. State Supreme Court heard Justice JosePh Weintra«1' they know a crime is about to And he described the files arguments on an appeal by continually defined the issue be committed," he •-'•' • us?d bv tne attorney gener- the State attorney general's as this: Where do you draw uty Attorney General Stephen al's office as "garbage" that office of a decision by Su- the line between information Skillman, adding that hu ue- coul(t seriously jeopardize the A Her Policy, Official Says careers perior Court Judge Robert A. that could help the police lieved they had the right to fd lives of numer- Matthews. avoid disorder and practices surveillance. ous People. By DORIS KULMAN cussed unofficially by fire- fire companies until the dis- The lire - fighting officials FREEHOLD - The recent men, and said that they had crimination charges cat- said that they hadn't iever change in membership policy been unaware of the religious apulted the issue into the seen an applicant for fire doesn't require a fire com- make-up of the borough's four headlines. company membership black- pany to accept a member it balled. Federal Hearings on Turnpike doesn't want, Fire Depart- Roles Changed ment vice president Oliver The old system of electing Kens ST. said yesterday. 3 of 7 Regional firemen, in which an appli- Mr. Kehs, a former fire cant was rejected if three fire Crash Focus on Fog Problem chief, was among the wit- company members "black- nesses testifying at the public balled" him in secret ballot- hearing into alleged discrim- Budgets Downed Ing, was changed by fire or- CHERRY HILL (AP) - reported by a state trooper which report bad weather or "thick fog," "deep fog." ination in the Freehold Fire dinance amendments last The nature of fog has ab- several miles from the accl- speed reduction warnings but Marsh, pressed for sugges- Department.' Voters in three of the seven regional high school dis- year. The Division of Civil sorbed a federal investigation dent scene about 30 minutes Weckcsscr said these weren't tlons to Improve vehicle vlsl- As a matter of fact, Dep- tricts yesterday rejected budgets at the annual school Rights had labeled it inher- seeking to determine the before the first crash activated in the area where billty In fog, said a small uty Attorney General Doug- elections. ently discriminatory. facts, conditions, circumstanc- occurred. the accident occurred - an bright red tailllght was the las J. Harper said during his Despite the ice and snow, voters turned out in record Under the new procedure, cs and causes of the series of "I observed no fog whatso- area that witnesses have said best for braking, and a green questioning of Mr. Hens, the numbers, notably in the Rumson-Fair Haven Regional dis- firemen are elected to proba- collisions and fires that killed ever at the scene of the aid- was shrouded in "heavy fog," light for turn signals. borough's newly amended trict where nearly one-half of Rumson's eligible voters tionary membership by a ma- six persons last Nov. 29 on dent during the four times f 1 1 : 1 ri fire ordinance doubles the cast ballots, jority voice roll-call vote and the New Jersey Turnpike. passed, north and south, on W^::;:-i;';ijur<:.i .!!:." -:MI.I:;icnn::!:irir Miii•r^iarusrt!;»:J:J'-^r:TI:'iin.":MCiinirJi::• Mr-: n;:'!-1 l:;:;j;rn:r!;!:rii:':H:-."ntMiLjl:PJJI;MIrprs firemen's chances to vote then are voted on again, also At a hearing yesterday of patrol in th hour and 20 min- ^^ f • 1 SEE STORIEsf PAGE 3* c down a prospective member. in open vote, for permanent thc National Transportation utos before I was told of Ihc I IIP ItifilJlP Lengthy Hearing membership. The fire com- Safety Board, Chairman Isa- accident," Trooper II. R, AIllj AIIOAU^ Tn the five-hour hearing in- Probably the biggest upset occurred in Rumson where pany must give a written ex- bcl A. Burgess said the board Wlnklcr of Hi« Moorcstown to the discrimination charqes Arthur L. Adamson, a member and president of the Re- planation for rejecting an ap- will try to "provide new In- barracks testified. llrnefU parties are set Page IR brouRht by the state Division gional Hoard of Education, was defeated after serving 15 plicant. The rejection can be sight into ways and means or Term Undefined Ways to l,osc a Husband us Burls Lilly tells It Page II years. He lost by nearly a two-to-one margin. appealed. of Civil Rights, borough and preventing similar accidents nr dmties It. Marsh, a Knlcks scalp Warrlorn Page 29 fire department officials testi- Budgets were defeated In the Henry Hudson Regional In Its formal complaint, the .$chool district, (he Matawan negional district, and tho In the future," Pennsylvania" Slate Univcrsi- Montclalr trims Monmnulh Page 20 fied that no black man ever Division on Civil Hlghls de- Was there fog, and was it ly professor and fog consul- l»»fi Branch clinrhoft 'A' title Page 21 has applied for fire company Monmouth Regional district. clares that the requirement Budgets were approved In Freehold Regional, Shore light, medium or heavy, when tant to the turnpike authority, Amusements 2326 Television 21 membership ami said that al- for a majority vote "fosters a Riant propane gas truck hit said "you can't define light, Astro-Guide 27 Women's NWMIH 18, 19 though there aren't any Jew- Regional, Itumson-Fair Haven, and the trl-town regional and perpetuates . . . syste- district, which held its first election since being formed an auto and upset on Hie medium ami dense fog lie- |jr|,|,,c 27 DAILY UHUSIICIt ish firemen now, one of the matic exclusion of individuals soiith lanes or thc superhigh- cause il menus different <, ,„ , NUMBKKS borough's (Ire companies had two months ago. because of race, creed, color, A(]s zm mmi a Jewish member at one time. Under a new law, which went Into effect in December, national origin or ancestry." way near Swedcsboro. With- things to different people." «nihsmui /UIN «*» „.,.„,. They declared lhat admis- voters will not get a second chance to vote on the defeated Official QucHlloncd in 10 minutes there were 20 Wcckesser said the turn- <«n"cs 27 Main Offlcn "^l"*"" sion of blacks never was dis- budgets. other vehicles In the wreck- pike's Central Control "is- MMorlato 6 UaMlfled Ad» ~™-»»" Instead, the budgets will be received by the governing Mr. Kehs statement lhat the age, and 12 of them caught patchcr, on the basis of a J »«M««" •». ' «••» pdlvnj 74 WW cussed officially nt fire com- new membership policy 1 pany meetings, claimed lack bodies of the municipalities comprising the school districts. doesn't effect a fire com- fire! weathe. forecast thul pn- Obltaaita. Mlddldown Bureau MI-MM The budgets must be reviewed within 30 days by the - of knowjedgojhat It wjis_ dls- pany's right to tlccklo Itn fog Reported dic!

NEWARK — Negotiations between striking teachers and the school board were broken off abruptly when union spokesmen claimed an impasse over who would control Adamson Defeated transfers, assignments and promotions, . KUMSON - Arthur I,. The action came yesterday after reports that both Adamson, member and pres- sides had narrowed their differences on salary increases. ident of the iiUinson-r-'air Ha- As a result the strike continued into its third day today. ven i((').;ioii;j| Hoard of Indu- Dr. Michael Petti, chairman of the negotiating team ration for (IK; past IS years, for the school board, said there were no immediate plans to was (Ji.'fefUwl last m^ht in a resume the talks. reelection hid. Union negotiators, on the way out of the meeting, Mr. Adamson was defeated . said they planned to take their problem to the New Jer- 708 to M',S voles Ly Gerry ('.. sey Public Kmploye Relations Commission, (I'EUC). Germain, Jlcathcliffu Ituad, A total of 884 teachers showed up at their jobs yester- a resident here, for 10 years. day, 36 more than Monday, according to the school board. Nearly 1,200 persons almost This would indicate that 2,937 teachers stayed awayrThere half of the total number of were 28,000 pupils showing up for classes, with 50,874 ab- eligible voters, turned out for sent. The union disputed the board's figures on the num- the election. ber of teachers who stayed out. The regional budget was A source close to the negotiations had said the teachers passed despite its rejec- were willing to settle for starting salaries of $8,200 instead HOME BUYER'S WORKSHOP — Charles M. Pike, director of Monmourh County tion by the voters in Rum- of the $10,000 they originally asked. But there was no of- Planning Board, it greeted by Roger Cozens, coordinator of Homo Buyer's Work- son. ficial confirmation of this. The school board offered a shop, a six-week course at Broolcdalg Community College. Mr. Pike discussed mu- The $1.1 million current ex- $1,300 a year increase, effective September 1970, which nicipal zoning and tax rates ar opening session last night. Registration is sfill open pense item was approved by would bring the starting salary to $8,000 in Newark. .a vote of 858 to 759. The for the courts which is sponsored fey tha county Board of Realtors, Central Jersey $17,653 capital outlay expen- Bank and Trust Co., First Merchants Bank, and Monrrvouth County National Bank. diture was approved by Gerry C. Germain Arthur L. Adamson More HEW Funds Offered (Register Staff Photo) a vote of 899 to 778. and made telephone calls, WASHINGTON-l'resident Nixon has offered to sweeten In Rumson, the current ex- will eventually arrive at the- the pot by $449 million in his fight with Congress over edu- pense item was defeated by a same solutions. Also, those "I also want to thank the cation funds, but it apparently won't be enough. vote of 572 to 530. The capital ^people are willing to work for Daily Register for its impar- Democratic leaders are willing to risk another veto, ii outlay Item went down in quality education. I know that tial coverage and in the necessary, in their effort to force a reshuffling of national Detective Brands Star Rumson by a vote of 587 to Mr. Germain is a man of good future I hope we can improve priorities that upgrades education. 483, Favorable majorities will and I wish him the best." our communications so that "It may be necessary to pare it down," said House in Fair Haven overcame the Mr. Germain, an opponent the borough residents are ful- deficit recorded here. of regionalization in the ele- ly informed on the issues be- Majority Leader Carl Albert of Oklahoma, "but we're not Witness in Case 'Liar' mentary level, had the sup- going to capitulate on the education bill." . In the Fair Haven election, fore referendums or elections By JOHN MORGANTHALER was the mastermind of a casion in 1964 when she was port of the Rumson Value are held. the two incumbents, Paul D. Committee. PATERSON (AP) - A Clif- counterfeit ring whose mem- arrested on a bad check "I look forward to working ton police detective has tes- White, 69 Highland Aye., and In a statement, he said, State Aide Is Charged bers decided to eliminate the charge. William P. Whitman, Battin on the regional board and. will tified at the Judy Kavanaugh 21-year-old redhead to pre- DeGroot, Matzner and "I'm very pleased at the turn- NEWARK - U. S. Atty. Frederick B. Lacey filed Eoad, were reelected by out because in spite of the do all that I can to insure the , murder trial that the state's vent her from talking to the taxpayers of the best educa- charges of tax evasion in federal court yesterday agajnst star witness was a liar. police. Kearney were acquitted a votes of 314 and 387 respec- bad weather, the vote proves the head of a contracting firm who also is a non-paid mem- The detective, Sgt. John C. Kearney, Matzner, Matz- year ago of charges they tively. They defeated Mrs. that the people of this bor- tional, civic, and economic ber of the state Public Health Council. DeGroot, also claimed in tes- ner's wife Dorothe, and Paul murdered Gabriel "Johnny Pauline Lemp, 403 Eiver ough will express themselves value for their tax dollar..." The criminal information filed with the U. S. District timony yesterday that tlie Kavanaugh, husband of the the Walk" DeFranco, a Pat- Road, who received 266 votes. on local issues if they are ' iMr. Germain is asso- Court Clerk charges Michael S. Kachorsky of Manville prosecutor had hounded him victim, are defendants in the erson hoodlum who Mrs. Na- Mr. Adamson, Osprey well informed. ciated with the Metropolitan Lane, said last night that with failing to file income tax returns for the years 1983- until he had wrecked his life trial. toli had said participated in "I thank the Rumson Life Insurance Co. as assis- 1966. The government contends his gross income for the and ruined his career. Mrs. Natoli had testified "I've learned that education- Value Committee for its sup- tant vice president in period was $528,273. Speaking in a loud voice, at that DeGroot was present in the Kavanugh murder. al problems are extremely port and all the volunteers marketing and field manage- Lacey said Kaehorsky is a licensed engineer and land times rising to a shout, De- the Kavanaugh apartment DeGroot said that informa- complex and people of good who distributed literature ment. surveyor. He -is principal owner of Michael Kachorsky Groot denied the version of with the other defendants be- tion from a grand jury in- Civil and Sanitary Engineers,, engineer and chief sewer the murder given by Mrs. fore the murder and that he vestigation of the De- operator for the borough of Manville and former Warren Jacqueline Natoli, the state's had met with Matzner a short Franco_ case was leaked by Township engineer. star witness. time after the crime at a the prosecutor to a reporter A spokesman for the state Department of Health Mrs. Natoli said she saw Clifton restaurant when Matz- for a Clifton weekly newspa- Tri-Town Voters Okay said Kachorsky was appointed to the Public Health Council Wayne newspaper executive ner had the body in the car. per who "blew it all up." by Gov. Richard J. Hughes for a seven year term ending Harold Matzner strangle Mrs. Saw Her Once He said that it became In 1975. His appointment was approved by the State Senate. Kavanaugh and heard Vin- "That woman is a liar," common talk in the Paterson cent Kearney Jr. shoot her in DeGroot testified. He said he area that he was a suspect. the head on Matzner's direc- had never seen Mrs. Natoli He said 'he finally insisted Budget in Light Ballot tion. She charged Matzner in his life except for an oc- •that he go before a grand War Budget Is Estimated jury to clear his name. RED BANK - Voters in dents balloting at the Oakland to 151. WASHINGTON - President Nixon's secret budget for DeGroot charged that it Red Bank, Little Silver and Street School going against Although there were write- the Vietnam war hi the coming fiscal year is estimated by •was ' "perfectly ridiculous" Shrewsbury passed the $2.5 the issue 23 to 21. in candidates in Little Silver, congressional experts at between $16 billion and $17 for him to have been indict- million tri-town regional high * Voters approved the $78,800 incumbents Oliver Bennet billion. Matawan Regional ed. He said the prosecutor school budget by two-to-one capital outlay account 532 to and Curtis G. Callan won This would compare with unclassified estimates that "put him in jail for six margin in light voting yester- 504 with all districts in the easily with 238 and 245 votes put war spending at about $23.2 billion for the current months of his life, made a day. three towns concurring. respectively. year ending June 30. week out of his life and And in Shrewsbury, the on- Voting in Shrewsbury was On the poorly supported VotersDownBudget ruined his career." ly town with a declared battle 206 to 69, Little Silver,. 211 to write-in slate, Raymond Tier- Nixon's new budget, which went to Congress this week for regional board seats, in- offered no estimate of the cost of the war during the year MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - tion handily with 294 votes. "Is that why they indicted 45 and Red Bank, 115 to 90. ney who is also a candidate Three new members were Incumbent David Engebret- yotf?" asked Special Prose- cumbent Walter Delss and According to an estimated for a local board seat, scored starting next July, and this secrecy has drawn a protest newcomer Samuel Hatha- from a ranking Democratic critic of U. S. policy. elected to the Eegional son polled 224 ballots; new- cutor Matthew Boylan. breakdown by the regional one vote; Dr. Leonard Dan- comer James M. Neilland "Certainly they were out way won, unseating incum- board, high school taxes for zig, opposing Mr. Tierney /or Board of Education and the bents Millcent Salm and War- a local board seat, also one $6.8 million school budget trailed with 186. to get me," DeGroot an- the towns will be Little Sil- Says Unions Discriminate The current expense tax swered. ren Jailer. ver, $1.25 on each $100 of as- vote, and Major J. A. Lucas, was soundly defeated in a levy of the budget, $4,223,- Expert Is Barred The $2,391,309 current ex- sessed valuation; Red Bank, two votes. NEW BRUNSWICK - The director of New Jersey's light turnout of borough and 629, was defeated 1,011 votes Superior Court Judge Gor- pense budget passed 535 to $1.09, and Shrewsbury, $1.02. In Red Bank, with no con- Civil Rights Division said yesterday that discriminatory township voters. to 836. The capital outlay don H. Brown ruled that a 218 with only one district cast- In the Shrewsbury board tests, the vote was Earl Mor- union practices were one of the biggest problems faced Two newcomers were levy of $167,278 went down former state handwriting ex- ing a negative majority. race, Walter Deiss out-ballot- ris, 156; Clarence Gale, 167; by the agency. elected in the township. E!d- 986 to' 840. pert cannot be called as a Little Silver voted 217 to ed Warren Jailer 194 to 114 Alvin Kearny, 132; Dr. John Director James H. Blair said building trade unions in ward K. Brady, with 724 The budget defeat came witness by the defense in 47, Shrewsbury 211 to 75 and and Samuel Hathaway ousted Parker Jr., 143, and Henry the Newark area were particularly culpable. votes, was high vote-getter; despite a last minute cut of •their effort to show miscon- Red Bank 107 to 96 with resi- Millicent Salm by a close 159 Stevenson, 156, "We get letters from people with 2 to 15 years experi- his running mate, Richard T. some ?76,000 by the board duct by the prosecutor's of- ence who can't get into a union," Blair said. "One of the Callaway, polled 698. Trail- before the public hearing. fice. big stumbling blocks is that some apprentice programs ing were incumbents Frank- Under recently enacted Robert I, Ansell, of Asbury are culturally biased against blacks, people with Spanish lin Gilbert, with 660 votes; state law, the budget will Park, Matzner's attorney, and Mrs. Carole Condren, not be submitted again to the said the expert, Russell Os- Budget, 2 Incumbents surnames, and some whites for that matter." with 460. voters, but will go directly tone, would testify that he A former mayor won elec- to (he governing bodies of had found Matzner's signa- Transit Bill Faces Problem tion to the board in the bor- the two towns for considera- ture on a Chicago hotel regis- ough race. George W. Con- tion. ter to be genuine. Lose in Hudson Voting WASHINGTON - After a relatively smooth ride through nor, who relinquished his The Board of Education Ansell said when Osborne the Senate, a $3.1 billion mass transit subsidy bill may face post as mayor to run for will reorganize Monday at was called before a grand HIGHLANDS - Two At- each. immediately to the council's rougher going in the House as supporters begin the push the school board, won elec- 8 p.m. in Cliffwood School. jury he was not asked his lantic Highlands incumbents The board will reorganize of the two boroughs. The gov- for final action this session. opinion about the signature on the Henry Hudson Eegional Monday at 8 p.m. in the re- erning bodies have 30 days to The Senate gave the measure overwhelming 83-4. pas- but was queried only about gional school. review the budget and decide sage yesterday, bolstering the hopes of sponsors that the the fact that he was on the Board of Education and the The defeated budget will go if it will be cut. House's traditionally lessnfriendly attitude to such legisla- same plane with Matzner the 1970-71 school budget went tion can be overcome. MonmouthRegional night of the murder. down to defeat in yesterday's The House Banking Committee announced the start Ansell said that was a pure election. of public hearing March 2 on the bill. But the real trouble coincidence and that the two could come in the powerful House Appropriations Com- Budget Is Downed men had not known they Current expenses of $771,- Ryerson Is Elected mittee. were on the same plane. 721 was defeated by a 270 to NEW SHREWSBURY - In Eatontown, incumbents Judge Brown said that evi- 181 vote and capital outlay dence of misconduct by the Voters in the Monmouth Be- Arthur Hamelberg and Robert "totaling $21,320 went down 270 Insurance Rate Hike OK'd gional High School Board of Hager were re-elected to prosecutor would be admitted By Shore Voters Education district last night three-year terms with votes only if it tended to show that to 190. WEST LONG BRANCH - TRENTON — Robert L. Clifford, New Jersey's new rejected the school board's of 109 and 106 respectively. the state's witnesses were ly- Both boroughs defeated the Commissioner of Banking and Insurance, announced yester- Voters in the 'our communi- $1.3 million budget. They defeated Mrs. Pauline ing. ' items. A breakdown shows ties served by Shore Regional day the reinstatement of a 26 per cent rate Increase to the He said Osbope's testi- The $1,301,907 current ex- P. Von der Becke, who re- voters in Atlantic Highlands High School approved the Traveler's Indemnity Co. ceived 57 votes. mony would not help that 1970-71 school budget last Clifford said the action followed a public hearing in'his pense budget went down 457 cause. defeated current expense 201 to 348, while the $55,263 capital Eatontown voters approved night by a margin of 72 bal- office a week ago involving representatives of Traveler's, the budget by two-to-one DeGroot said that he had to 130 and in Highlands the lots for the current expenses the attorney general's office and H. Jonathan Pox, tiie at- outlay budget was defeated been mistaken when he told vote was 69 against and 54 441 to 351 votes, margins, but this was over- account and 70 for the capital torney appointed to represent the public interest in the case. come by voters in New the grand jury that he was in in favor. Capital outlay was outlay account. No notices of the hearing were sent out to news media, Kenneth J. MacDonald Jr., Shrewsbury who rejected the New' York with a woman however, and Clifford said it was an oversight due to the friend for dinner on the night downed 194-131 in Atlantic Newcomer James N. Hyer- 40 Wellington Drive, New spending schedule by similar Highlands and 76 to 59 here. change jn administrations. Shrewsbury, was elected to margins. of the murder. son was elected to the two- fill a vacancy left by incum- In Eatontown, the current In Headquarters Two newcomers were elect- year unexpired term • vacated bent Carl Orl&ndo, 47 Willow Police records show that he when board veteran Kobert expense item was approved ed to three-year terms on the •\Vlleox resigned last Decem- DeCarlo Bail Hearing Delayed Road, who did not seek re- 105 to 53. The capital outlay was at headquarters at the board from Atlantic High- election. time, he said. lands. They are Donald Mee- ber. Ho will represent Ocean- NEWARK - U. S. Dist. Court Judge Robert F. Shaw item was okayed 105 to 51 He said the police records port where he polled 78»vntos. postponed again yesterday a decision on whether the bail Mr. MacDonald received 246 votes. ker with 191 votes, and Fran- weren't called to his atten- cis Borsky with 181. Incum- Incumbents returned were of convicted extortionists Angelo "Gyp" DeCarlo and Daniel votes to defeat David Haratz, But in New Shrewsbury, the tion until his lawyer later' John T. .ludwig Jr., 35 votes, "Red" Cecore, both reputed Mafiosi, will be revoked pend- 41 Woodland Manor, 68 votes; current expense item was de- brought them to him in his bents John Schlapkohl and from Monmouth Beach; Vic- ing appeal of their case, Clyde W. Hill, Shafto Rd., 145 feated 39B to 234, and the jail cell. Boylan charged Mrs. Anna Jane Dwight lost tor C. Pcrotti Jr., 41 votes, The judge said he would reserve decision until he had votes, and Edward Davis, 538 capital outlay went down 383 that DeGroot had gone to the with 101 and 147 votes respec- from Sea Bright, and M^. read pre-sentencing reports on the defendants. These re- Shrewsbury Avc., 178 votes. to 236. grand jury hearing with the tively. John A. Tillcy, 84 votes, from ports are prepared by federal probation officers. New York story in mind, Richard Ncugcbauer; ap- Ocoanport. James N. Itycrson DeCarlo and Cecere were convicted last week of at- "Didn't you go in there pointed last month as High- tempting to collect extortionate loans from New Jersey with a fictitious alibi?" Boy- lands representative to the Insurance broker Louis B. Saperstcln. Saperstein died mys- lan asked. Gain more leisure time, pay your bills at home teriously of arsenic poisoning in 1008. Freehold Regional . "I have never lied. I am board replacing the laic not lying now" PoCiroot re- Charles Case, won a three- Be wise... open a plied. He said it would have year temi with 49-wrlle-ln Another Bus Strike Looms Budget Approved been far bettor for him to voles, Checkmasfer PATKRSON — Mechanics at Inter-City Transportation have told tho grand jury he 1 FRKKIIOLD - District vot- •Six oilier persons received Co., which serves about ;i5,()l)tl bus commuters in Benjpn Three unopposed board can- was at the police .station write-in votes Including Mrs. account ers approved tile 1970-71 Re- didates were named to thrcc- nil her lli;in In lie about I he and Passaic Counties, have .anted- to striko nt midnight Now York date. Pauline Whitney, president of gional High School budget of year terms. Norman Rued of the Highlands Outraged Tax- No minimum today. $4,888,159 last niglit by a 2 to Meanwhile, a strike of mechanics and drivers contin- Unwell Township, current payers, wlio polled four write- ued nt Orange & Black Lines and Manhattan Transit Co., 1-margin. hoard president, was ree-lert- lor Sale in ballots. Mrs, Carol Huccii Sorvlco la our which also serves the New Jersey northeast urea, carrying The current expenso figure ed to his second full term SAIJSItURY, Rhodesia goI 10 voles. about 32,(100 commuters between them. of $4,702,089 was approved with 120 votes. Frank J. Stoln- '(AP)—For .sale at $19,(ill(l Mrs. Kliirence Adalr, an In- bltigoataaiet. A spokesman for Mer-Clty said the mechanics had been 549 to 273. Capital outlay of ctz of Mamilapnn - KIIRIISII- each: Three Mississippi-type cMiiiilicnt mi the elomenliiry offered raises amounting to 50 cents an hour over a two- $185,171) was passed 552 votes town was nlso reclcctcd for rlverbonls. Until recently the school hoard, polled two year contract, lie did not reveal tho present pay scale. to 282. tho second time with 84 votes. storn-wheelors transported votes, and Kdward Doyle, Mechanics and drivers at Orange & Black and Man- Board Bccrctnry.Frank Wit- David Blackburn of Freehold sugar on the lower Zambezi seeking Heel ion to tho ele- hattan Transit struck at'midnight Saturday when their wm- man commented that approv- Borough, who replaces Dr. in neighboring Porliipnrse mentary biKiril, .rmrlvwl two tracts expired. They arc seeking higher wages and Improved al of the budget "pleasantly Eugene Krrk'.ksnn, was elect- Mosamblquo. A new railway voles, .lames lloran and Wil- Can wo Imlp you? fringe benefits. surprised tho board," ed with 80 votes. how docs tho job. liam Shea received one vote HtMSlRUff.O.I.C. (INIilM ,MHSLV BANK -THE DAILY REGISTER. RED BANK • MIDDLETOWX. N J•: ft'EONLSDAY, FEBMAnY 4. 1970 Jill T. Tr*vwn Andrade Daniel C. Thompwin Mrs. Louise D. Groff grade tt Frtnclf Hice SHREWSBURY - Mrs. Benning, Ga. and Joseph J. UCEANSBURG - Jill Ther- KEYPORT - Joseph J. JACKSON TOWNSHIP - ese Trevean, 9, of 57 Lake- School here. Louise Darby Groff, 86, of Andrade Sr., 78, of 160 First Andrade Jr. of New Shrews- Daniel C, Thompson, 87, of John J. Hyan Home for Fu- Obituaries 141 Beechwood Drive, died wood Ave., died Monday in St., died Monday in River- bury; six daughters, Mrs. Slloam Hoad died Monday in ntverview Hospital, lied nerals is in charge of ar- yesterday in Emory Manor Paul Kimball Hospital, Lake- rangements. Nursing Home, Matawan. view Hospital after a long' Mahloft Thomas of Trenton, Bank. She was born in Wis- illness. wood. consin Rapids, Wis., the She was born In Cleve- Mrs. James Butler of Nep- i. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. land, Ohio, and was the He was born in St. Vin- tune, Mrs. John Shannon of Mr. Thompson was born Donovan L. Trevean. Astomy Group widow of Frank Gruff. cent, Cape Verde islands and Michigan, Mrs. Marcellus here and had been a lifelong David W. Marshall Sr., Mrs. Groff moved here 10 had resided (in the shore for Clay of Red B;ink, Mrs. Phil- resident. Besides her parents, she is Sets Program years ago from Red Bank 50 years where he was a self- lip Walker of Keyjxirt and He was a farmer and a for- survived by her maternal and was a' member of theemployed carpenter. grandparents, Mr. and Ms. LONG BRANCH - The Miss Joan Andrade at home; mer member of the Loyal Or- Management Consultant First Presbyterian Church of der of the Moose. Joseph Hubbell of Milwau- regular meeting of the Jersey Mr. Andrade was a vet- a sister, Mrs. Marie Monte- kee, Wis., her paternal LITTLE SILVER - David Red Hank and its women's Shore Aslomy Association eran of World War I and rio of Seekonk, Mass.; a Surviving are a brother, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Marshall Sr., 49, of 641 association. She was a mem- Itiid been a communicant of Cornelius Thompson, and a Earl Trevean, of Wisconsin will be held Thursday at 8 Prospect Ave., here, died yes- ber of the blood bank of the brother, Manuel Andrade of St. Anthony's ltoman Cath- sister, Mrs. Geneva Lem- Rapids, Wis., two brothers, p.m. in the employes cafeteria terday in Riverview Hospital, Monmouth County Chapter of olic Church, Red Hank. He tile Cape Verde Islands; 13 ming, both of Jackson Town- Lance Trevean and James Bed Bank. the American Red Cross. was an honorary life mem- grandchildren and five great- of Monmouth Medical Center, Mrs. Groff was a 1908 ship, and several nieces and Trevean, four sisters, Misses Mr. Marshall was born in ber of Rates Lodjw of Elks here. graduate of Christ Hospital grandchildren. nephews. Jenifer Trevean, Jeanee Tre- Mount Pleasant, "Bficas, a son and a member of the New Nursing School, Jersey City. Arrangements are un- vean, Julie Trevean, and Jodi The evening's talk will be of Mrs. Julie FJofhee Mar- Jersey Elks Association. The Childs Funeral Home, Arrangements are under der the direction of the Trevean, all at home. shall and the lafc Loyce T. accompanied by a motion pic- the direction of the Worden Surviving are two sons, Bed Bank, is in charge of C. II. T. Clayton and Sons Marshall, and ham^ived in ture presentation, Funeral Home, Red Bank. Sgt. Anthony Andrade of Ft. arrangements. Funeral Home, Adelphia. She was a pupil in the third Little Silver for the past 15 years. He was a senior manage ment consultant for the Met ropolitan Life Insurance Co. of New York. During World War II, he served as supply more for your money officer aboard the George W. Ingram with the rank of lieutenant. FOOD SUPERMARKETS WE SELL ONLY A graduate of Southeast O.S.GOV'T. GRADEDl Missouri College, he had al- YOUR MOST VALUABLE so served as registrar of the CHOICE college. While there ho David W. Marshall Sr. TRADING STAMPS BEEF Owned and operated the SALE TODAY thru SAT. Plus Iree "Jimplicute" newspaper of sons, David W. Marshall Jr., Illmo, Mo. Richard E. Marshall, and -*. *J He was a graduate of Har- Donald K. Marshall; and a PRODUCE DEPT vard Business School; a daughter, Miss Diane L. Mar- member of Illmo Lodge of shall, all at home. Masons; and had man- Arrangements are under aged the Little Silver Beach the direction of the Adams BANANAS Bums team of the Memorial Home, Red Bank. CHOICE ROAST BEEF SALE Sea Board Pony League when . BEEF they won the 1968 champion- Gustave A. Boltner ship. Besides his mother he is RED BANK - Gustave A. survived by his widow, Mrs. Bottner, 77, of 345 Broad St., Lilian Furber Marshall; three here, died yesterday in Nave- sink House, Red Bank. Mr. Bottner was born in SILVERTIP Bernard W. King Jersey City, a son of the late LAURENCE HARBOR - Gustave and Elizabeth Ries- Bernard W. King, 59, of 120 enweber Bottner. Laurence Parkway, died Before his retirement Monday in his home. he was a vice president and Born in Orange, he was a controller of the Dry Dock TOP ROUND LETTUCE resident here 20 years, for- Savings Bank of New York. USD*. CHOICE A.CHOICi merely of New York City. He was a World War I veter- CALIFORNIA A letter carrier for the U.S. an. BONELESS RUMP ROAST n, 1 I'm. ROUND ROAST ICEBERG LARGE HEAD EA. Post Office in East Orange, He was a 50-year member he was a member of St. Law- of the Grand Lodge of Tren U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF SALE! T mCHECK&COMPARE OUR LOW PRICES FLORIDA JUICY SEEDLESS rence Catholic Church, here, TOP ROUND U.S.D.A. CHOICE ton F&AM; a member of FIRST CUT COUNTRY STYLE and of its Holy Name Socie- Eagle Lodge of Masons GRAPEFRUIT 6 ,59 ty; the Letter Carriers Asso- in Jersey City; Salaam CHUCK STEAK *49 LONDON BROIL SPARE RIBS 69 ciation; the John Phillips As- Temple of Livingstone; Na- LEAN FOR STEW TOP ROUND BEEF DAIRY DEPT. sociation, here, and the Lau- tional Sojourners, Ft. Mon- rence Harbor Democratic mouth Chapter 155; New Jer- BEEF CUBES n,89 SLICED LIVER U9' Club. sey Consistory, Valley of Jer- BONELESS FRESH MARGARINE sey City; and Zem Zem Grot- * Surviving are hit widow, HEART OF CHUCK "" dmW of this city; two stepsons, er, Charles D. Boylan 3rd; CALIFORNIA YELLOW CLING Frank and William Marra of his paternal grandparents, AUNT JEMIMA BUnERMILK Oceanport; one stepdaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Tobin c CHASE &SANBORN PINEAPPLE Mrs. Barbara Aschettlno of of Maspeth, N. Y. and his PEACHES West Long Branch; 11 grand- INSTANT WAFFLES 3199" maternal grandmother, Mrs. HOWARD JOHNSON children, and two great- Betty Shannon of Eatontown. COFFEE grandchildren. The Walter Johnson Funer- ( Funeral arrangements are al Home, Wall Township is GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS , 4£99' 1 4=89' MACARONI & CHEESE " 29 under the direction of the in charge of arrangements. TWO GUYS . CORONET DECORATED Hoffman Funeral Home, here. APPETIZING DEPARTMENT DEATH NOTICE twin ANDRADE — Jouph J. Sr. or 16C pock First St., Keyport, on February 2.1970 CORN OIL r 87'TOWELS 39' Devoted father ol Mil, MllHor CORNED Harry M. Janssen Thomas, Mra. James Butler, Mm. TWO GUYS CALIFORNIA SELECT KREY STUFFED CABBAGE OR ' John Shannon. Mrs. Marcellus Clay. COUPON!' /w C HOLMDEL - Harry M. Mn. Philip Walker, Miss Join An Janssen, 57, of E. Main St., tirade, 8gt. Anthony and Joseph Aiv RIPE OLIVES 4^99' PEPPERS »^49 /i-lb. drade, Jr. Devoted brother o[ Mrs ^Toward the purchase of 79 here, died Monday at Beth Is- Maria Monterlo and Manuel Amlradi PRIDE OF COLOMBIA TWO GUYS CALIFORNIA STEWED devoted grandfather of 13 and srea / 2-LB.CAN 5 65 RICH'S ALL WHITE MEAT rael Hospital, Newark. grandfather ot 5. Requiem MUM wll! be offered at St. P«ler Oliver R. c. COFFEE '£ 1 TOMATOES 4 & 89' Mr. Janssen was born in Church Thursday. 11 a.m. Rossr> CHASE & SANBORN CHICKEN services 8 o'clock tonight, followed It; TWO GUYS WHOLE KERNa PILLSBURY EXTRA UGHT Princeton, a son of MrsElk. s services si 8:30. Interment Moui Hane Janssen and the late Calvary Cemetery, Noptunc. Frlem COFFEE ROLL may call at the Child's Funeral Horn Harry A. Janssen. 381 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. 2-5 'COUPON* GOOD ONIY AT TWO GUTS. CORN 5 ^ 89' PANCAKE MIX . 33' 7-10 p.m. He was manager of the POPE SAUCE STRAWBF.RRY-APRICOT&HVE FRUITS DEATH NOTICB TWO CUTS 10H0IN& SUMP Mohawk Motor Inn of Syra- nOTTNEn—Gustave A., age 77 or 31! C J cuse, N.Y.; a member of the Broad St., Red Bank on Tuesday n ITALIANO 4 ts- 39 POLANERPRESERVES 3'^ 1 ONE BOOK SPECIAL Red Bank. N.J. Funeral services m Knights of Columbus, Red Friday, February 6 at 11 a.m. from POPE CALIFORNIA ROUND TWO GUYS WITH STRINGS & TAGS TOUR BOOK W^T W 'OWADD THI the Shrewsbury Presbyterian Churc SAVES Kslj^V <1U»IM»1IOI Bank Council; the Holy Name (Shrewsbury. Prlendi may call at th Adams Memorial Home, 310 Broad 81 COUPON TOMATOES 3 ^ 89' TEA BAGS '' 65 Society of St. Cath- Wednesday 7 to 9, Thursday 2 to erine's Catholic Church 7 to 9 p.m. NESTU'S EVIREADY TWO GUYS ALL FLAVORS GELATINS OR of Holmdel, and the Hotel and DEATH NOTICE Toward the purchase of REVOLVING MAH8HALL - David W. Sr.. age 1! SANDWICH BAGS 80s COCOA MIX 69 PUDDINGS 10:. 69 Motel Greeter's Association. of Oil Proirpect Ave., Little Stive CERAMIC SUSAN on Tuesday at Red Bank, N.J. Funer Besides his mother, Mr. services Thursday February 5, at BAGGIES HUDSON ALL COLORS FACIAL DUTCH MAID STRIPED 12-OZ. BY CALIFORNIA ORIGINALS Janssen is survived by hisp.m. from St. John's Eplscoii YOU PAY Church, Little Silver, Friends may cj GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS. wife, Mrs. Dorothea A. Healy al the Adams Memorial Home, :i TISSUES 4 £89' CRESCENT COOKIES 43 Choai* 1,om 3 dateia' m nv BIUI on* Hroail St. Wednesday 7 to y p.? Uv« lolors. burnt Ofongi, fl II lillorrjj Two Janssen; two sons, Lawrence 90W, Ovoiodo. ' •** OuyiTlodlnOuyiTlodlng Interment Falrvlew Cemetery, Mlddk PILLSBURY BATTER and Kevin Janssen, both at town SPECIALS HO. Ml **«.m pB Bodsd . home; a daughter, Miss Pa- DKATII NOTICK - Lmilsp Dn-rhy aRp RR, of I CAKE MIXES ROUND TOP GIFT DEPARTMENT tricia Janssen of Washington, Hppcliwooil Drive, Shrewsbury, < Tuesday February .1, lOTO.Kunrral «o D.C., and a brother, Ray-vices 2 p.m. Friday at the Wonlen Fi 19-OZ. BOXES neral Home, 60 E. Front St., Red Uanl mond Janssen of Farm- with Rev. Pr. Charles B Webstrr WHITE BREAD 3; 89 WEEKLY SPECIAL flclitliiE. Interment Old Triinr COUPON JEWISH Vi LOAF ingdale. Omotrry, Tennent, N.J Friend* in Arrangements arc under di- call at tile Funeral Home Unlny ( In i> ami Tlmrsrlny 2 to i mid 7 Toward the purchau of 3 "TEFLON*" rection of the William S. An-0 |».m. In lieu of (lowers pleiiHc UP PILLSBURY'S SANDWICH RYE 2»<*55 derson Funeral Home, Redcontributions to the First Pre^bvterl Church of ned Bank or nlvervlc fWOCUYSIMPORTEC JUMBO SIZE SAUCE PAN Bank. Hospital. INSTANT PEELED PLUM Your cholco of colon. BREAKFAST RAISIN BUNS -35 44 TOMATOES BARRELS !An' uasa-** I n MC. 19? Main orilce: POTATO CHIPS 79 lot ChMtnul SI,, lied llnnk, N. J. 01101 llmnrh (Wires i VVIIh a lood runl.rm ,r|] „, „,»,., (70 lit. 39, MldiUnlmvn, ,N. J, 5 £89 30 East Main St., I'rrrhold, N. J. STRUESEL RING 35 HOUSEWARESDEPT. lit) Broadway, l»nr Itranrh, N. J. ClUMIihed In inn hr JohnJll.jnooT and llsnr» C'lu.v Published by TlieTne'riTlaniiTleiuuir Incorporated Mimbsr of Uii Associated Press — Hie Associated 1'ress ll •ntltler sxflluslvaly to th* us* for republloatlsn of all the local n«w« printed In Uiti OPEN DAILY »:30 A.M. 'TIL 10 P.M. W» r.wrvi Ih. right lo limit quantl- ntwiptMr u well M all AP n»wa dlsnatches, «••. Nsl mpeniibl* lor (ypograph- ftcond class postage paid at Red Hank, N, J 0771)1 and at additions: •SUNDAY 10 A.M. 'TIL 6 P.M. hal errors, Prkti (ffuctlv* thru Sat., rnalllnn offices. Published dallr. Monday through Frldsy. Ftb. 7,1970. J month-13.7,1 , rnsnlhs—lH 0O *F« Salts AllawtcJ by law. months—V. so u months—«37.oo •llbscriptlftni Jrlr'es In Artvancsj m. Horn* Delivery by Carrier — •Ingle V>P? »' counter. 10 cents: by Carrier 50 CsnU Ft| Week. -THE DAILY FF.CISTER, RED BANK-HIDDLETOWN, N. J.i WEDNESDAY, FEBHL'ARY 4, 1970 Red Bank's Budget Adjustment Pares Overall Rate to $4.28 HED BANK - The Bor- of $4.28 for each $10(1 of as- rate as computed by the Jishing a municipal court pros- VICTORY MARKET ough Council has intro- sessed valuation. council Saturday following a ecutor. 31 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK TELEPHONE 747-0508, 747-1339 duced a budget of $2,093,71(1, This represents a two-cent three-hour meeting at which Tim four-member Republi- reflecting an overall tax rate FRIENDLY PERSONAL SERVICE — TOP QUALITY MEATS and POULTRY drop in the estimated tax the council sliced $171,5(11) can majority voted to estab- from the municipal tax levy. lish the Job, while the Demo- At that time, the council $ H E estimated its savings would crats opposed the move say- LEAN GROUND BEEF 3 lbs 1 MZ SAUSAGE MEAT 89,,Ih Woman Files for Seat drop the proposed overall tax irifj that the job is already rate by 17 cents to $4,30, adequately filled by Borough DELICIOUS FOR OVEN OR POPOTT f\f\p BUTTERBALL HEN i-A However, Mayor Daniel Attorney Samuel Carotenuto. On Board at Rumson O'Hern said that filial compu- The Republicans claimed CROSS IIUMSON - Mrs. Jean T. tations revealed that with the that the job of pressing bor- budget cuts and (he appro- RIB Kelley is a candidate for a ough cases has become so ROAST 99£ TURKEYS - 59 priation of another $90,001) seat on the Board of Educa- largo and complex that tion. from surplus, Hie municipal tax rate would be lowered by another man is needed to The only woman to file for 19 cents. handle the position. BEEF CUBES-TOP CHUCK 99, | TENDER CUBED STEAKS *1.19f» a vacancy, Mrs, Kelley cites Uie value of board members Public hearing on the bud- Councilman rotor Hoff- who are available during the get is scheduled for 8:30 p.m. man .said there probably BUDDY BOY • Grade A - FRYING AAA LEAN • CENTER CUT I-An school day for observation, March 2nd. ably would be no difference evaluation and for gathering in the cost whether the job The Breakdown was handled by Mr. Caro- data necessary to the board's Of the total lax dollar, 13 deliberations. tenuto or by someone else. CHICKENS .33'CHUCK STEAK 59' cents will go for local pur- The GOP majority have She has attended Board of poses; 34 cents to support said they plan to appoint local schools; 26 cents for the THE Education meetings regularly former Red Bank mayor BABY SPARE RIBS 79 | SAVARIN COFFEE-ER COFFEE 79 for two years, serving as PTA regional school; 16 cents for John Arnone to the job. liaison to the board, and says the county, 10 cents for the Voting for the ordinance she is acquainted with its reserve for uncollected taxes, were Republicans Mr. Hoff- CALIFORNIA - BONE IN CORN-FED —RIB HALF work and scope of operation.' and 1 cent for the veterans man, Thomas F. Oakley, Jo- After graduating from the and senior citizen deductions. seph Falvo, and William S. C University of South Carolina, In other business the coun- Anderson. Opposing it were degree from Columbia Uni- cil: Councilmen Edward L. Mi- Mrs. Kelley obtained an MA Approved by a 4-3 partisan- near and Theodore La- POT ROAST 79J PORK LOIN 69 versity and was for two years line vote a proposal estab- brecque. director of teen-age program Mrs. Jean T. Kelley at the YWCA in Rochester, N.Y. Bank Chapter of People-to- She has lived in New Jer- People. • sey since 1950, moving here in She is a member of the 1967. She served as a mem- board of the Rumson - Fair ber of the board of directors Haven chapter of American of the Summit YWCA, as a Field Service and co-chair- lunchroom volunteer at For- man of the Education Study restdale School, and as a Committee of the League of member of the executive com- Women Voters. mittee of the Greater Red Mrs. Kelley and her hus- band, Richard A., who is di- rector of the digital transmis- Blaze Rips sion laboratory at Bell Tele- phone Laboratories, live on WEDNESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY- Woods End Road with their Middletown three children: Bob, a senior A GOLDEN SAVINGS OPPORTUNITY 1 at Rumson-Fair Haven Re- Landmark gional High School; Jane, 10th grade at Rumson . Fair Ha- MIDDLETOWN - The ven Regional, and Betsy, sev- Everett General Store, a 100- enth grade at Forrestdale year-old landmark, was parti- School. ally destroyed by fire Satur- $ 95 day night. SAVE 20 The fire was caused by an electrical short circuit, ac- No Defense cording to township Fire Chief Frederick Beam, who estimat- Is Given In REFRIGERATOR ed $30,000 worth of damage. The store is owned by Mi- WITH A RICH chael Mahoney, a sergeant Murder Case WOOD-LOOK! with the township police force. FREEHOLD — Jake Nel- FREEZER SALE! There was, extensive damage son, 30, 627 Second Ave., to both the store and the up- Long Branch has pleaded non SAVE TIME, MONEY, WORK WITH A SIGNATURE FREEZER stair? apartment. No one was vult—no defense—to charges In the. building at the time of of murdering Clarence Burns, the fire. 44, of 74 Tindall Road, Mid- "It bad gained considerable dletown, in the Club 45, Lib- BIG 15 CU. FT. REG. $219.95 headway before anyone no- erty St., Long Branch. ticed it," Mr. Beam reported. • Decorator dtsignad walnut- The alarm was turned in by County Court Judge Patrick color door pamlt a neighbor at 10:45 p.m. Sat- J. McGann Jr. accepted the UPRIGHT urday. plea and set March 20 for • Big-capacity top fr.azer More than 100 men from the sentencing. FREEZER • 2 erifpars; 2 ago, raclti Lincroft, River Plaza, Mid- Nelson is charged with • 2 laparafa eempartmants dletown No. 1, Holmdel, Marl- fatally shooting. Mr. Burns for cliaata and buttar boro, Morganville fire com- Aug 3. Police reported that panies and NAD Earle fought Nelson entered. the tavern the blaze until 2:30 a.m. and fired four shots at the victim. Three struck Mr. Trash Can Colors Set Burns; one struck the bar. TORONTO (AP)-The bor- Assistant County Prosecu- tor Thomas J. Smith Jr. pre- ough of Etotocoke decided to "CHARGE IT" paint its 200 public trash cans sented the state's case. As- chartreuse, ice blue, sunshine sistant Deputy Public Defen- yellow and terra cotta red. An der Albert T. Bench repre- • Holds up to 560 pounds food official said the colors were sented Nelson. • Three quick-freeze shelves chosen by psychologists and • Cold control for fast freeze tested in the United States. 2 Scout Units • Magnetic tight-seal gasket Win Trophies OAKHURST — Two scout units of the Central District, Expert tervice from coast flBBT COHPOOMB Monmouth Council of Boy to coait. Original replace- DilT ON SHOW. Scouts, excelled this year in ment parts available, too. the annual fall roundup. TM uvws atnnura Each scout unit was chal- feld from *iy «f lenged to Increase its mem- HUGE 23 CU. FT. dtpotlt M dare ol maturity. bership by 18 per cent. Many CHEST FREEZER i% inMmt, compounded dolly, units accepted this challenge told on woturltiet of «na ytar and surpassed this goal. Two « man. Dollr eompoimdliHi units rose above the rest and •»T> you •• annual. won the District Round - Up trophies. Cub Scout Pack 117, spon- VI BRA- 5.13% sored by the PTA of the 1 Broadway School in Long far tin Hnr ywr ! f***- '*"• Branch, won the award in the BEAT: with $1,000. May l» r.d««in«l M f 0 dayi wriHin itotiM. Cub Scout category. Cubmas- ter John Strongoli set the BEATS, trend by having 75 different SWEEPS, boys in his pack in 1969. • Holds up to 805 pounds food Boy Scout Troop 249, spon- • Space-saving foam Insulation SUCTION- sored by the Central Youth • Cold control for fast freeze Association at Ft, Monmouth, CLEANS! has 43 boys. The troop is led • Lid stays up at any angle by Scoutmaster Richard Bail- until you shut It yourself cy. No trade-in required on major appliances at Wards. MONMOUTH COILEGE SIGNATURE CANISTER STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOC. VAC-REGULARLY 69.95 — Presents — "1.6 peak-horsepower motor MARDI GRAS WEEKEND Tough metal construction USE WARDS "CHARG-ALL" TIME PAYMENT PUN FOR MAJOR APPLIANCES Three way power selector $ FEBRUARY 6th Uses disposable dust bags LAURA NYRO Nine handy attachments 49 TURIEY RICHARDS 8:30 p.m. In Gym PHONE TICKETS ON SALE IN STUDENT UNION BUILDING WARDS Monmouth Shopping Center AND AT DOOR EATONTOWN CIRCLE — Open Daily 9:30 a.m. till 9:30 p.m. 542-2150 $3, $4, $5 THETJATLY Jwmho Jet, Which Will FROM OUR READERS 1 Eliminate AH Takeoff And Landing Problems" Established la 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register, Incorporated The Grape Pickers M. HAROLD KELLY, Publisher Florence Rd. Middletown, N. J. Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor To'the Editor: Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor As I read the story "Local Teachers, Students Support Boycott of Grapes" about Robert Molr, and those of his ilk, —8 Wednesday, February 4, 1970 who passed out literature in front o! the A k P Market, I rosara was reminded of Dag Ilammarskjold onre saying, in ef- fect, "Just because he yells it from the market place and no one stops him, it doesn't mean that tie is right." Although Mr. Moir denied being an activist, I would State Doesn't Need Winter Racing disagree . . . When I found out he teachers history in the Rumson-Fair Haven School I thanked Ciod that my sons at- The State Racing Commission has January and February and Mr. Mori tend Middletown. I remember his letter advocating com- a new chairman, Hugh L. Mehorter, wouldn't like to see his two plants plete removal of all priests, ministers, and rabbis from the armed services and the retraction he was forced to write to who is asking Gov. William T. Cahill creating a scarcity of horses. The Register when he purported to speak for a Catholic to recommend that the legislature ex- We are particularly interested in organization who didn't think he did. tend the racing seasons at New Jer- Mr. Mehorter's recommendations in- For those readers who might be taken in by Mr. Moir sey's three flat tracks to permit winter asmuch as Monmouth Park in Ocean- and his recruited students, may I say they aren't telling racing. it like it is? If his cause were justified tiiere would be a port would be affected. Beyond that, strike and no boycott would be needed. The grape pickers We have used these columns be- however, is the fact that winter rac- are at work and the grapes are on tiie shelves. The grape fore to object to extensions of the ing will not help the people who need season in California lasts for eight months and during the seasons at our thoroughbred racing it most. four remaining months other crops are in season. Employ- plants, just as, many years ago, we ment is permanent. The migrants are the pickets brought There is no question but that the in by Cesar Chaves and his leftists who have no interest in editorially urged that strictly super- the workers. It Is power they seek. vised racing and pari-mutuel betting state treasury needs money to provide California State Sen. John Harmer went into the fields be legalized. a multitude of services. Getting reve- incognito as a grape picker for four days with movie equip- From a sportsman's view, in New nue from horse bettors, though, would ment to determine if the workers want to unionize. His Jersey — and the nation — there is a actually be taking money from those conclusion: they do not. He said living conditions are good supply of race tracks that is more who need it the most. and the average pay is $3 an hour, which is the highest in than adequate. Getting quality thor- The governor and the legislature the U.S. oughbreds to enter the many races should stop looking to such "popular" methods of raising money as the lot- Two growers, Christian Brothers and Schenley, signed , scheduled has already presented seri- THE REPORTER with the "union" — for how much, Mr. Moir, was it $1.40 ous problems. tery and extra racing days. Public or $1.65? Intimidation is now. their tactic, with threats and, In this regard, it is interesting to opposition to another racing plant in beatings for those who ignore their "union." I would like note that a spokesman for Garden North Jersey was sufficient to fore- In Search of a Story to thank those merchants who had the good sense to ig- stall its approval, and we hope the nore Mr. Moir and his bleatings and I would like to ask State Park in Cherry Hill, which al- By JIM BISHOP Charlie sat at his desk thinking. None your readers to do me a favor. This week — buy a bunch ready is heated and enclosed because same voices will be heard to outlaw The columnist sat on the wrong side of of it was good. He remember his father, of grapes ... its "fall" season runs so late in the winter racing. the editor's desk rubbing his knuckles. The Cayse Cadat, who had worked on the old Sincerely Mail in New York and swore he solved year, was among the first to cite some Our statesmen in Trenton must street winds had recombed his graying hair Lillian Holbert and his eyes watered. "Charlie," the boss the Becker murder single-handed in 1912. of the problems that winter racing place the emphasis where it belongs. said. "All it requires is that you get off Come to think of it, his father was a leg- would bring. Taxes are needed, and an income tax, your fat butt once in man all his life. He ran down news tips The Boys Over There Eugene Mori, who owns Garden based on ability to pay, is the fair and awhile and dig up some and courted the police sergeants for infor- human interest stories." mation. 93 Cayuga Ave. State, also owns Hialeah Park in Flor- equitable method of raising the Charlie nodded with Oceanport, N. J. The columnist ran a sheet of copy pa- To the Editor: - ida. The Florida track operates in money. resignation. The editor per into his typewriter and wrote. was a younger man and AT BAT -This accompanying letter is the one I phoned you about -« Punxsutawney Prophet Preoccupied his eyeglasses shot bolts with today. « of fire from the ceiling Charlie Cadat Before Christmas, I sent 75 Christmas cards with notes " light. "I can do it," End of play. There were no ideas, no of encouragement and gratitude, each addressed to "A Ser- ; Monday was unusual for Ground- for a look. That's the first time in 20 Charlie said. "But where stories in mind. The desk was a litter of viceman," c/o Vietnam Mail Call. This letter shows how : the hell do you find hu- hog Day, inveterate woodchuck- years that's happened, and when it letters and he could write a passable piece much those messages were appreciated, for I have received i man interest stories these watchers hereabouts tell us. It was did, in 1950, we had an early spring — with these, but the boss said no. It was many beautiful answers. • BISHOP days? We have kids who easy for those sons to sit in their ivory the first Feb. 2 in some years that like Marmota said. That time his be- are anti-people; parents who drink their This seems to me a small way to tell the boys over * towers and tell him how to write and what wasn't too cold or snowy — at least havior had nothing to do with the dinner; and old people who are afraid to there that we are grateful for their courage and the noble '. to write, but none of it is easy. duty they are fulfilling. ; in the forenoon, when the prognosti- Feb. 2 weather. The TV cameras were enunciate an opinion." He thought of Red, his girlfriend be. Sincerely, • cating quadruped is supposed to do on "hand then, and the explanation of The editor reshuffled some wire copy. hind the counter of a breakfast joint. Mrs. A. L, Zecker ? his thing—for any hibernating 'chuck his cop-out was that he was afraid of "The word comes from upstairs, Charlie. Charlie had a pretty good thing going with in his right mind to stick his neck out. the lights. I tried to defend you, but you fill your Red, and you'd never guess watching the Dear Mrs. A. Zecker, = space with facetious answers to letters modest cast of hazel eyes that —. Well, it We didn't have a staff reporter on So we have it from two sources from old ladies. Whatever happened to the was over. She said she had fallen in love A friend and I were over at the USO reading Christinas the site, locally, to see what Marmota that the groundhog failed to see his Charlie Cadat of 20 years ago? My mother with him, and that wrecked the Red wagon. cards today. It was very thoughtful of you and everyone „ and father turned to the first page of the * * * else to want to take the time to send us Christmas cheer. :* Monax did Monday morning. One shadow Monday, and therefore the Yours was one of the few cards tiiat had a return address, & winter is just about over. second section before they read the head- thing .seems certain. It was so dark lines. YOU KNOW I can't marry you," he so, wanting to thank the people back home, we picked"£ he couldn't possibly have seen a shad- Whether you buy that or not, the had protested. "I have a wife." "Charlie," yours. • : ., ..fc "You were great, Charlie. Be great ow. So, according to the legend of fact is that Monday was a warm and she said with infinite patience, "I can't I'm from Rhode Island. I've got two younger brothers £ again." There was a smile and a forward wait any more. Im bucking 30;—you know? the Pennsylvania Dutch country, we windy — albeit wet — day, more like wag of the editor's head. This was good- — one's in college and the other is a freshman in higtt;5 My advice to you is to stick to your school. I miss this time of year most back home, becatise s have the promise of an early spring. March or April than February. And bye. The columnist nodded and left the of- Alice. She's a sick woman. She needs you. fice and went to the far corner of the city I like to ski — but there's always next year. I've got anV," any Feb. 2 in which the furnace You're kinda sick yourself, Charlie." Out in the groundhog capital of room where he had a desk and a waste- other year and four months left in the Marine Corps out of That ended his Wednesday night bowl- four years, and I'm looking forward to getting out. '•••'••'' Punxsutawney theyvcame up with the doesn't pump fuel all day is a bonus in basket. ing. Now he had no place to go and noth- Not much to say except thank you for your best wish-' same prediction, but^for a different itself. We'll credit the foresighted fur- : They were prodding him, but he didn't ing to do. He rapped out a column of old es and thoughts. It always helps to know that thire art reason. The folks who claim to keep bearer with at least one day of "early know that they were building a case to memories and carried it to the copy desk people like you back home. It makes being' ever tan •••• a diligent eye on him say the mam- spring" weather, and settle for as dump him. He was 52, and arthritis had with a jaunty air. Five minutes later, he seem a little more worthwhile. •. .. ' shaken hands with him early. The con- malian mystic failed to even come out many of them as we can get. was bent forward in the cold street, walk- Mike '. '.'^ stant pain cost Charlie his sense of hu- ing home. mor. Nothing was funny anymore. When He let himself in the front door softly. INSIDE WASHINGTON Alice became chronically ill, Charlie par- Junior was sitting in Charlie's favorite TODAY IN HISTORY I layed his newspaper prestige into a sec- leather chair, with a leg over the arm. ond mortgage on the house. He held his finger to his lips. "Momma's Today is the 35th day of 1970. There are 330.day* left§ * * * asleep," he said. Charlie nodded and re- in the year. • < is Mrs. Romney Will Run HIS WIFE, THE doctors said, had a moved his overcoat and his muffler and Today's highlight in history: • & By ROBERT S. ALLEN Some politicios viewed his performance liver function problem. His wife had ter- hung them in the hall closet. On this date in 1789, George Washington was elected* and JOHN A. GOLDSMITH as a clear-cut sign that Mrs. Romney will minal cancer. The raven-haired ruddy He rubbed his painful knuckles togeth- the first president of the United States. * throw her hat into the ring. The timing of ' On this date: Mrs. Leonore Romney will be the He- skinned beauty of long ago had straight er. Junior blinked, rubbed his dark hair to such an announcement is still conjectural uncombed mousy hair and saffron skin. the right, and smiled. "Surprise," he In 1776, during the American Revolution, American publican candidate for the U.S. Senate in —but insiders are convinced she will be troops occupied New York City. Michigan. Charlie kept reassuring her that she would said, "I got a job, pop." The old man the GOP candidate against Hart. be healthful and strong in a couple of plopped on the settee. in 1783, hostilities ended between the United States and' The 55-year-old vivacious and political- England. '£, ly knowledgeable wife of the head of the Romney has the longest biography- in months. "Yeah," the kid said, "I went down to In 1861, the confederacy was formed in Montgomery,^ Department of Housing the Congressional Directory. It covers two- Junior was a problem. He was 25, the the Tribune and got a job as a cub re- and Urban Development thirds of a page, and is twice as long as image of an Alice of long ago. He had porter." Charlie wondered if the quart of Al3. ' , \^ not only is willing and that of President Nixon and the good marks in cqllege, but now he combed whisky was still in the kitchen. He was In 1887, the Interstate Commerce Commission was «•'••*: eager to challenge Demo- other members of the cabinet. Romney his hah- forward, and kept blinking all day going to get drunk tonight. He didn't know tablished. ..•'.• •• lists all his awards and honorary degrees and flicking the ends out of his eyes. He that this was precisely what his father had In 1901, a campaign to wipe out yellow fever in Cuba cratic Senator Philip was begun by Maj. William C. Gergas of the U.S. Army. " Hart, but considers that a and the fact that he has 12 grandchildren. smoked cigarettes with no writing on them done 25 years ago. "holy cause." He is the only one in the Directory to and told his father that he was taking his Charlie wouldn't know a human inter- In 1948, Ceylon became a free, self-governing dominion * of the British empire. That's what Mrs. note that. time' before finding a suitable position. est story if he fell over one ... Romney is earnestly teli- * . * * Ten years ago, Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas I. ing close friends. YOUR MONEY'S WORTH Mlkoyan arrived in Cuba to open a Soviet exhibition "I feel God is calling A POTENTIALLY bitter battle is brew- Five years ago, France's President Charles de Gaulle- ing at the Capitol over jurisdictional called for a return to the gold standard in the international * me to undertake this monetary system. The U.S. rejected the Idea campaign," Mrs. Rom- poaching by some prestigious congression- ALLEN One year ago, Communist China's charge'd'affaires in- ney is saying. "It's a call from on high al committees. How to Buy U.S. Bills to render important public service at a The Netherlands, Liao Ho-shu, arrived in the United States! For the present most of the friction By SYLVIA PORTER Q. What are you buying? and asked for political asylum. • time of great stress and domestic and Never before have you — the small, * * * world crises." and out-of-joint noses are in the Senate. Today's birthdays: Charles A. Lindberg is 68. Form There are some overtones, however, which individual investor — been so aware of and A. U.S. TREASURY bills, which are is- West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard is 73 Like her 63-year-old husband, Mrs. could involve House committees. so eager to buy the U.S. Treasury's mar- sued each week in maturities ol 3, 6, 9 or Thought for today: History is, Indeed, litle more thaii Romney is a devout Mor- For the present most of the friction ketable short-term securities as you are 12 months and in denominations as low as he register of the crimes, follies and misfortunes of mon. right now. Never before have the I.O.U.'s $1,000. You can't redeem the bills before kind - Edward Gibbon, English historian, 1737-1794 For some time it has and out-of-joint noses are in the Senate, There are some overtones, however, which — being issued week after maturity but you always can sell them |i been an open secret in week at rates which work quickly in the open market. Republican circles that could involve House committees in the con- troversy. out to returns of more The tills don't pay a stated amount of she harbors strong politi- than 8 per cent on U.S. Under normal circumstances, commit- interest and instead are sold at a discount cal ambitions. On a num- securities due in up to a from face value ($1,000). The difference ber o/ occasions, Mrs. tee jurisdiction — the activities and sub- year — been so "right" ject matter assigned — would rank as con- between your purchase price and the ma- Romney has frankly dis- for you. And never has turity of $1,000 is your interest. Or your cussed these yearnings gressional housekeeping of little interest here. In this instance, however, the juris- your need for accurate, yield is the difference between your pur- with intimates. simple guidance been so chase and sale price if you sell them in To some, she has par- dictional disputes arise from important na- ; tional issues and involve top congressional acute. the open market before maturity. GOLDSMITH ticularly stressed her Krom the start, get Q. How do you buy them?, eagerness to run against Sen. Hart, who figures. tn s PORTER ' straight: You're an A, You subscribe directly through the is seeking a third term. One of the most Sen. Margaret Chase Smith, R- expensive nuisance to ev- militant liberals and "pcaconiks" in Con- * Federal Reserve Bank in your district (33 •Maine.'is ready to bring the cloakroom eryone involved and that goes for the Trea- Liberty St., New York, N.Y., 10045). press, he holds influential committee as- controversy over jurisdictional matters out sury itself which issues the securities, the signments and makes (he most ol them. into the open. Mrs. Smith, the Senate's Assuming you're buying less than $200,- 12 Federal Reserve Banks and their 000 worth, you'll buy at the noncompetltlve As a ranking member of the Judiciary only woman member, docs not often branches through which you can buy them, Committee, Hart was in the forefront of espouse a cause, but when she docs, the tender (bid) — meaning you won't com- banks, dealers and brokers which might pete with the professionals but will accept the drive that blocked confirmation of fur usually flics. help you subscribe. Judge Clement Haynsworth to the Supreme the average price. The noncompetitlve bid • + • You're so much of a nuisance that Court, antl did the same thing against Is the best for you. ' NOW MRS. SMITH has drafted two Judge C. Harrold Carswell, most financial institutions will Iry not to Either go in person to your Federal resolutions calling for a study of commit- accept your order or will charge a service Reserve Bank or write for a "Non Competi- Mrs.- Hart, a wealthy heiress, is as tee jurisdiction in the Senate, One of them fee which will sharply cut your nel return tive Tcnder"'covcrlng the bill maturity you vigorous a crusader as her husband. Sde would assign the study to Mie regular Sen- and possibly make any bill purchase under want: 3, fi, (I or 12 months. It's really a Is now awailing sentence after ,knowl«d0a« tnd cated it was unlikely lie would seek Hurt's chairman of the GOP Senate Conference. exceedingly attractive, the I.O.U.'s are the whether you'll pick up the bills in person •axperlinc.' to b« •tay-Bt«hom-votor« seal. She has, in short, the clout necessary to best In the world and .so easily marketable or whether you want the bills mailed to Ilk* you adultt?" *f Also, Itomney was enthusiastic about force Senate consideration of her propo- that they're the virtual equivalent of cash. you at Treasury expense by registered his wife making the campaign. So here goei with thi facts to help you. mail. n -TDK UMi.Y ItJ-U-'IMf, JiJ.lj fiANJC-M!DFJl.nOW.V, N. J.t WMAJ.-.JMY, I i.Blil'M:V 1. Lincroft Inn Liquor License Suspended on Charges

MIDDLETOWN - Belli,, sisted on calling lo tJi<: wit- was dismissed ;is barltnder railing Mrs, Irene Klder- However, Mr;, illdenhaw Urn casi;" and charged Mr. Uiat In; operate the premises •ami lioew, instead," tiic • erating only 20 minutes last ness stand Hgl. Daniel S. by Mr. I);IV;>t:i:uii>r • horse lr;t;; in I!I;J inn and hii;! I a.m. Feb. 16 until 2 a.m. leged by priiserUlHii! .Wllne:::;- June 12, limit and Am;. II, dnii In plan: horse bets in the ceded, "lisi.' I he jiliorie for out- things? " Mr. Ko.sen demand- explained. loiil hi.n lo .slop !;ft; liraflii.'c, March 8. lillii), coming to the depar <•.;, The alliimey did mil lol- mil was removed Irani lln: goilig ciill, occasionally." ed. "Hut 1 tlunk Mr. l)a\cno Mr. Otten iiuinleil out Jlihi The decision came after a merit immediateli y after lie low Ibis (|LH-:,lion wall more that a year earlier. Picture Taking Hit •'Now, really, , ." Mr, Ot- knew very very definitely Dial. .Mr. Diivcni) did mil even late brief continuation of last ten began. gambling wa.s going,on In Hie the -land la deny Ihe police Wednesday's hearing, when Mr, I!

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J.i WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1V70 GOOD NAME Stonehurst Developer Sues for Apartments Three Drivers Bridge Tourney Set f A drive-in re«tuar*nt weirs FREEHOLD - The de- The developer said that it Board of Adjustment forward- the power to approve or dis- Are Penalized NEW SHREWSBURY - 40 master points. . veloper of "Stonehurst at owns about 500 acres off ed them to the Planning approve site plans was vested this come-on sign: "The Gar- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - The Red Bank Bridge Club All bridge members are in- Freehold" has fided. Rt. 9 for which its ultimate Hoard which subsequently solely in the Planning Board vited to participate. den of Eatin'." in Superior Court yesterday plans call for 416 houses and granted silo plan approval. and its decision was binding Only three cases were heard will conduct a special annual to reverse a Freehold Town- a more Ilian 200 unit garden The Board of Adjustment, on Ihe Board of Adjustment. by Municipal Court Judge membership tournament for ship Board of Adjustment de- apartment complex. The com- however, Dec. 18, 1969 denied It charges that portions of Arthur P. Siegfried. open pairs tonight. The event cision which denied it special plaint added liinl the develop- tin1 application fur special use the zoning ordinance are in- permits for 100 garden ment had been approved by permits, it said. valid and of no legal force Heinz Pflueger of Spring- will be held at the Monmouth apartment units. the township Planning Board". The complaint charges that or effect since they deprive field was fined $55 for driv- Reform Temple, 322 llance the developer of the use of The complaint said that the the board's resolution was er- ing while inpaired. His driver Ave., corner of Sycamore roneous, improper, invalid, 11- his property without due proc- license was suspended for developer had been issued ess of law. Ave., New Shrewsbury. Hier Ethics special use permits for 1KB lejjal and of no force or ef- six months. units. In 1969, the township fort. Among its contentions, it 'Hie complaint wants the The tournament will be a committee amended (lie zon- said I he resolution had no req- courts to reverse Ihe Board of William Hodgkiss of 6 Cen- one session event, and con- Course At ing ordinance. uisite findings of fact, the Adjustment resolution and di- ter Ave. paid $15 for careless ducted in two sections — Permits Denied board deliberately, willfully rect the township to issue the driving. Joseph Espino/a of the first lo commence at 7:15 and wrongfully chose to ig- special use permits. Brookdale On May 21, 1969, the de- Portland, Ore., was fined $10 p.m. and the second section Not too soon to be thinking about a reminder nore the uncontradicted and UNCROFT - Are the writ- veloper presented plans for John R. Halleran of Middle- for driving with no registra- at 8 p.m. Winners o.«f th"«e= I that you still love him. __^_ an additional 100 units, said competent evidence. town represents the devel- ings of earlier philosophers tion. event will receive a tm relevant to the ethical prob- the complaint, adding that the The complaint added that oper. total of \imnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmnmmmm lems raised today in confron- | tations with marijuana, com- puters and sit-ins? Community citizens are in vited to examine that que tion during the coming week: in a short course, "Ethici fxi Dilemma of Modern Man" be Washed Ing offered by Brookdal< Community College. If maxi-men During 12 Wednesday-nigh Fresh sessions, participants will ex. amine concepts of ethics ant runout, consider their meaning in the 1 context of today's ethical is- it won ! be sues. Spinach Firm and juicy. Per- Attention weight watchers: The instructor for th i fect for a lunch box Spinach is nutritious, but course will be Barry Bern treat. Fresh pear slices and on you One of the most delicious fruits of not weight-building. And stein, experienced leader oi cottage cheese make a de- all. A welcome dessert with cheese so rich in vitamin A. Re- icious, low calorie lunch, numerous study and discus We buy huge quantities and crackers, grand for eating out member, this is a full supper or anytime snack. sion courses including th of the special -Items ad- of hand. U.S. No. 1. 2&" min. pound package! Great Books series. Mr. Bern stein is an electrical engineei vertised here. If you ever employed at Ft. Monmouth do find us out of stock, simply ask for a Rain The course will begin Feb Check. It guarantees you'll be able to buy that Mb 11 and will be held eac Item at the tale price, as soon as it comes in. Wednesday night from 8 p.m. Cello to 10 p.m. at the Eastern Branch of the Monmouth County Library. Broad St., Shrewsbury. The charge is ?20 for the series and all interest- ed persons may participate, Increased Yellow or Green Squash 29: Marinated Artichokes '''• 39° Interests RED BANK - Monmouth County National Bank an- nounced today that it will be- gin immediately to issue new types of Savings Certificates — a two-year maturity at W< per cent and a one-year ma- turity at 5!4 per cent. The bank also announced a 5 per cent Golden Income Passbook Account. The bank's an nouncements were made by George L. Bielitz, president, who stated that the bank will increase the rate of interest they will pay on regular pass- book savings accounts to 9A per cent. The rate previously was 4 per cent. The increase in the interest rate on passbook savings ao counts and the issuance of the two neiw types of Savings Cer- tificates were made possible as a result of action by the Federal Reserve Board. The board authorized banks to in crease their rates on such savings to make the rates comparable with yields cur- rently available in other Smoked Shoulder types of investments, A smoked shoulder The new regulations do not will keep well in the change the rate of interest refrigerator. If you're the bank has been paying on not in the mood for the renewable types of certifi- one now, why not pick Steak SalSee the difference. Taste thee difference. cates of deposit which it now When you buy steak at Stop & Shop, you issues. it up at this low price can be sure of full, rich flavor because tha On the new savings certifi- and keep it for a few days? Ib only kind of beef we sell is personally-in- cates interest will be com- spected USDA Choice Grade—beef thafi pounded daily. Both of the consistently high in duality. new certificates will be issued In a minimum of $500, and in 49 multiples over $100. Smoked Boneless Butt 89: Top of the Round Carton-Fines U.S. Grade "A" 4 Speeders or Top Sirloin NEW SHREWSBURY - Speeding offenses predomin ated in Municipal Court, here, Chicken Quarters presided over by Judge Law. rence A. Carton 3rd. For traveling at 100 miles Legs or Breasts A A per hour in a 60 m.p.h. zone Leg with back or breast and wing for a full quarter of a chicken London Broil 110 Hezekiah Godette of Carlysle, Pa.,, was fined $55; for doing to «ive you a generous serving of delicious, delicately flavored Pan-friedor oven-broiled, casual or company style, a ^H H ^^H 85 in a 60 m.p.h. zone, Jose meat An economical buy for families with hearty appetites. steak from Stop & Shop brings on a glow of warm appre- ^H Wk ^^^ Bake, broil or fry for a "company" dinner. H. Rosado of Farmingdale ciation from family, friends, boss or beau. Even better •• was fined $25 and had his with steak butter: Cream Vilb. butter with minced garlic, ^H 111 license revoked for 60 days. For traveling at 69 in a 60 onion or mushrooms. Spread on hot steak. ^* '" m.p.h. zone, and for operating Easy on the cook as well as on the budget! a motor vehicle without a license, Samuel B. Cyphard YY, Tender-ettes - 1.19 Cube Steak '1.09> of Sea Isle City was fined a total of ?45; and Bary P. Cubed Veal Cutlet Rothlein of the Bronx, N.Y., Swiss Steak - 1-19 Top Round Steak *U9» was fined $15 for traveling at 72 in a 60 m.p.h. zone. Frozen Maria Ohilds of Eatontown Breaded Veal Cutlet Eye Round Steak 1.39 Top Sirloin Steak 1.19* was fined $20 for having no license in her possession and Monte V. Mnrlow of Middle- Peppered Beef Steaks*"" town was fined $10 for care- More mini-priced meat buys! less driving. Sliced Bacon R«*.0^11.11!^ 99 Aids Regional Illustrated World Give yoursolf a holiday from cooking .,. even If Cameo Stainless Tableware Mayer 70 it's just for ono meall Pick up some of our taity Cancer Drive All Meatf'Bologna 15 .. #7 Caterer's Kitchen foods. They'll save you work NEWARK - Mrs. Matthew 3 Piece Place Setting Encyclopedia ... and money, tool Drwal, a teacher from Edi- .with a $3 purchase, Graceful C scroll etched into brush-fi- Instant informa- son, has assumed a regional tion, Judged ana Nepco Polish Kielbasij 98 I4oipk, c post as area IV chairman for nished stainless. Buy as j MeatLasagna 59 of the 3 best for many as you like. C Plm the 1971) April Cancer Cru- 99s children up to 11! sade of the American Can- Featured Piece of the Week Introductory offer NepcoKnockwurst ! 89 Sub Sandwiches 7«pk( cer Society's New Jersey \)\. f Volume I Oicir Mayir C vision. She will be responsible $129 49 4 Soup Spoons Volt. 2-21, $1.99. Complete Sit (40-20 Smokie Links 79 31b "Meat Balls for the combined fund-rais- rei $3 ing and educational campaign in Monmouth, Burlinglnn, WYCKOFF 430 Greenwood Ave. Camden and Ocean Counties. LAURELTON (Brick Town) Rte. 70 WAYNE Route 23 and Ratzer Road CLIFTON 14 Main Ave. and Rte. 3 nUQHKEEPSIE 483 South Road, Edward Kiely Jr. is Mon- Car.ofWyekoffAv*. Opm iuntfayi • to a — Monday thru Saturday • to » Rout;9oppQi[tn|n,M moulh tmi/t y {-Jiairman and Optn 8unU«/i • lo t — Mondty thru Saturdiy 9 to 9 ' Open Monday thru Saturday 9 to 9 Open Monday thn Saturday 9 to 9i30 Op.n Monday thru latuiday 9 lo t will be working closely with Mrs. Drwal. rt. -THE UA1I.Y HLUSTLfl, KLU BANK • J.1JDDLET0WN, N\ J.: V.U)M.-!MY, H.Iiffl.AHY 1, Local Projects Sought by Conservation Board Vour I ail Escapees

FAIR HAVEN - Fair Ha- (2) investigate the possibility commission. "They want could be well considered as against leaf burning. Dr. Dr. Lemp said a question- ven Conservation C'ommis- of extending the borough dean air to breathe, clean a multi-use site to combine Lemp rioted that last fall citi- naire will go out lo all citi- Taken; One Sought lion has announced "a drive property line to the middle water lo swim in, less noise, recreation space with sanc- zens did a good job of zens soon. "We want. 11K; KIUCKIIOU) - Four of the Charles K. (Jraham of lfith for i quality environment for of the Navtsink Hiver, (3) and more esthetic ameni- tuaries, a pond, walking bundling and curb-side dispos- opinions of all the people con- five men who.escaped from Ave., lielmar arre.sted by As- Its citizens." The commission develop an ordinance against ties in (heir streets and shop- trails, and even a site for a al of loaves. The year dem- cerning many matters deal- the county jail Jan. 23, by as- bury Park police Saturday opposes the "continuing 0|)cn burning without specific ping areas. new school if such were onstrated that leaf disposal ing with broad cmiser. at ion saulting three county Jail night, was bring held in $5,- piecemeal development of Hie permit, and (4) circulate a "Few of the things we arc needed. with present borough facili- issues. We want lo primarily guard1; in Ihe jail's minimum ()!)() Uiil for powession and borough's remaining open •luestlonnalre to all citizens to suggesting require funds," he Intending the borough's lics is well within reason and establish priorities to guide W'cunty building wore found sale of heroin Aug, 16 in A.s- spaces and waterfront which oljlaln their views on these said. "They simply require jurisdiction lo mid-riwr that even more stringent.

10 oz)cnn ii'-ccitlfied by deodorant for loaves hair the New Joi'sty SI ale Depart- sparkling- the family. Mb I ment (if Health In Trenton to clean. 7 02. 4oz. opi'ialc the center's blood loaves • bank, it has .been announced plastic botle. aorpsol can, by Krucst Kovals, adminis- trator. C This .signifies that tho (stun- Whllt H riuwHi "IOC Stop & Shop Custaril or Coconut Custard Pie M „ 59 Stop & Shop Frostod Fudge Cremo Bar 2 „ „ M Bridlees Toothpaste 1.11 n lubi oiI Walls Hair Groom ,J»m, 49* (lards of the department have been me! liy Jernoy Shore Medical Cntir regnrdlnK per- HAZLET Route 36 and Poole Ave. SOUTH PLAINFIELD I SHORT HILLS/MILLBURN I NORTH BRUNSWICK I NEW CITY North Main St., Miiimi, pnit'cihH'cs unil equip- Park Ave. and Oak Tree Road I 800 Morris Tpke. Rte. 24W I U.S. Rte. 1, South Of Rte. 130 clrclo I Cavalry Drive and Route 304 ment utiliA'rt In the labora- tftn lunmyi I to • - Monday thru Siluntiy 9 to s| gpln lundtyi • lo « — Mondly thru Baturdiy 9 to 9| Opm lunteyt 11* I — Monday thru Btlurdty t to 11 Opin lundtyi I it I — Mondly thru Saturday 9 to 9 | Open Monday thru Snlurday 9 lo i tory. Now hours '(>r donor* for (he hliiudbank arc 5 to 8 p,m, Mondays. -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLE7WN, N. J.i WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1970 10- ,wi* g*Jj« ouipMto* tones liy 590 to 268. Traders Delighted By Kennedy's Talk Corporate bond prices were N. Y, Stock Market The American Stock Ex- million shares, up from Mon- unchanged to higher, while NEW YORK that a decline in interest rates best turnover since 19.38 mil- Ad MHIl! .20 1» 12'/ II 1!<- + • P" 31 40'. Fund Addrcsi 1.40 il Ml! <«*«*. - '< K-altco 1.70 147 38 might be closer than people lion shares last Dec. 31 and Admiral »« \W. 11'/. »'/. + 't K'"°* SS 40 164 55>i Kr0 r 30 realize. up from Monday's 13.44 mil- AelnoLII 1 « 144 35'/. *!• n't + '' ** a' 73 26'. Air Rtd .20i 7J IT"/! U'/. U'/. 17VW - \-"S? S l?7 13 lion shares. AlconAiu l.M 4 14" r rrioNMOMMEATS The market, lacking stimu- 14"i 74 't LenPCem .60 39 7 Listings Alleg Cp .»« 80 II ttii 10% Ltl. Vol >»d The New York Slock Ex- AIIMiLud 2.40 25 35'/. 199 IS lus in a gloomy economic en- 62 40?a BRANCH AVE. Alleg Pw 1.31 4v JO'A 1?£ 20V. + *• LlbOFrd 2.W •Id ASk IDS ndl 4.65 5.04 change index of 1,200 common 110 MONMOUTH ST. 13 MAIN ST. AlllcdCh l.M J32 54 13'i !4 + ''4 Llcb McN L 115 »'.» i Aberdn unavall Wut 9.16 9.P5 vironmeni, was drifting low- AllledSIr 140 42 K'.i 2 (! 25 + 1» LlOO "V 2.50 17 32 31Vi 32 1 Admiralty Fundi: Prog 4.SB 4.97 er in afternoon trading, with slocks closed at 48.53, up EATONTOWN LITTLE SILVER Allls Ctiolm 737 23»A 23 &»-'• LlnSTV 1.31 221 33 211. 2!>i +1 ' Crwlh 84] 9.23 Slock 17.46 19.20 RED BANK Alcoa 1.60 707 27»'. 25'i 7>i +1 1 Iricom 3A1 3-fi Select S.10 J.46 the Dow Jones industrial av- 0.61, and the Standard & 741-5350 I4W 17 + '« Locklued Air 433 16', 15'. 1« 745 8.1 Var Py 7.13 7.94 741-5292 542*0743 AMBAC .50 »'/4 24V, .. Loi\MTh» .13 17 34'4 321. 34'. 41 erage off nearly four points Am H««l .15a 173 !«'/. ' Advlsrs 5.77. 6.2. Inv Resh 4.91 5.)7 21 22'/! -Hi L»»»S Cem 1 531 21 >. 501. Jin 4. 1 17.S8 IS.OJ Poor's 500-stock index gained Am Alrlln .M 1503 12'.i J Aitlllald 73 Islel 60 IW» 18(4 U'/i + 1 to M3.O7 at l;30 p.m. As soon ABrandi MO m 33 3I'4 32 < + '/• LoiwSGo 1.12 Afutre Ivy 7.B6 7.86 1.02 to 86.77. » 341. 33"-. 34i» +1 J-onjIsLI 1.30 54 22'. 21'.. 21>. + ' All Am F 7.12 8.50 as the Kennedy statement iiit AmBdcst 1.20 554 29S.J 28 J Uncock Am Can 2.20 n 4O'.i Johnsfn 20.81 2O.«I U. S. CHOICE - BONELESS AmCyan 1-25 586 57?'. M' 27'A + '» tukens Stl 1 17 2!!i 2 1 Amcap ' 5 6) 6.1 Keystone Funds: the tape, a blast of buying 28« + V. LVO Corp 100J » 7»i T't Cus Bl 18.55 19.37 AmEIPw IW 234 28'/. 27>. 33 Am Bus 2.96 3.2 4 Lk Y 1100 7 ll 1O1O 4 ll'.i. Cm B2 1P.I9S0 25 was felt. Am Enko la 48J WiMVi ffl>*ffl 2tVi 14 + Lyk Yno .300 — Am Dvlrc 9.51 10.31 US 66H 64". M>4 +IT. AEx spl 8.77 Cus B4 8.12 9.63 A Home 1.50 5 r M-N-0 7.19 8.07 The Dow average jumped Am Hosp .24 J24 43 i 40 /» AVI, 421" , Am Grth 550 6.0 Cus Kl 9» 17'/. 17>« IHi .. /Wart. Co .30 1 17 ISi.k V Am Inv 64J 6.6JCus K2 4.»6 5.31 21 points inside two hours be- AmMFdy .90 17.28 18. «6 AMttClx l.<0 - 7» 35V, 34'4 35V. + ", AAacy RH 1 55 '32 3I>4 32 + 1. Am Mul 7.93 8.6 Cus SI P.S. 130 8% 8% 8V, —''• Mao" Fd l.S4e 80 2214 20>4 221i +111 AmN Glh 1 !J 3.09 Cus S2 9.34 10.11 fore settling to a close of Am Motors 7.12 7.77 means Plus Service AmNatGm I 101 32'/4 12 32»4 +1* MajnvoK l.M 380 34',, 32). 3Pi + >., Am Pac 4.H 7.H Cus 53 : 4.79 5.23 WAS, up 11.02. Am Pnoto .12 045 13% 12 13' * '/« 4 Moratttn 1.60 99 31 30V. 301. „ Anchor Group: Cus 54 1 3.89 4.26 between Asbury Park A Smell IM 321 3O'/i 29'/i 30.V1 4 '* Marcar Inc 1 306 543.4 50'. S3 . +2 Caplt 8,46 9.27 Polar • 6.54 J.17 Analysts said investors Am Sid 1 254 » UV, VVi — '/" Mar Mid l.M 21 3i^« J5ii Grwth 11.11 12.3* Knlcko and Newark Am T&T 2.10 1044 48'/. 48V. «'/• 4 Vt Martlnlw 1.10 181 17 16'. 17 + ', Incme 7.53 6.25 Knlck Gt 9.9310.88 were just waiting for any RIB ROAST AMK Cp .30 125 36*. ISH m, 4 '/. MoyDStr 1.40 293 25'. 24>>25 + V. Fd tnv Lex Grth 9.76 10.67 AMP Inc .5»XI56 5V/j SO'I, 51'/' Maytag la 47 21% 2O!» 21 — \, Apollo Fd 4.71 7.3Le3x Inwt 8.15 6.91 sort of hopefui news to buy Ampex Corp> 170 41% W, t\Vf 41% McOonnD .40 236 22'.i 21'.. 22»i +1'. Assocla Lex Rsch 14.47 15.11 in an oversold bargain con- P.S. #130 Anacond l.W 191 28% 27t4 28% 4 % Mead Corp 1 82 18^4 18 18*4 — V. Astrort Liberty 5.60 4.12 AnchHotk .M 6.1 38 36". 3« +2 /welvStto 1.50 79 721. 7IVi 721,t + ', A«« Hous Lll# Stic 5.11 5.59 taining several bargains. AncorpNSv 1 4 l«i 19V. 19V4 — "' Merck 2a 303 109'i 10311 lM'/i +7 Fund A Lite n.' 6.90 7.54 Asbury Park- ArchDan ISO 3t 55 52*» 55 +1V| MGM 36 23'! 32=4 23V, + >,i Fund B 9.59 10.48 President Nixon's sugges- ArmcoSt 1.40 <0 15V, li'li 25 + "i Mlcrodol ,40fl 46 23V, 21Vi 23 +P/4 Stock 4.63 5.06 tion Friday tiiat monetary re- Armour 1.40 7 46 45Va 45V, — ''• MldSoUtll .M 1331 21 20 20 - n Scl Cp .. . . Loomls Sayless: Newark Buses ArmstCk .80 939 31'/l 30W. yfll, 4 '» MlnnPlt l.M 12 17'/> 1714 171/1 + V. Bobson 8.51 1.51Canad 37.32 37.32 straints could be eased also Serving: AshldOll l.» 10.39 10.39 50 24H 53% Z4!i 4 '.i MoDII 2.20a J37 40'i 39«i 40 Beacon 13.5813.58 Caplt UNCROFT— HOIMDEI Aisd DG 1.20 109 39Vi 38V4 39'/! 4 "4 Mohasco 1.10 74 24 24Vj 25>,i — V, Bera Knt 8.93 8.93 Mut 13.37 13.37 triggered an opening rally on X761 72V4 70*1. 71».l 41V, AAonsor, 1.10 )47 3P'4 3oy, 3]l4 +]V, B|a|r Fd 11.31 12.34 6.79 7.42 Monday. Tight credit has long MATAWAN—SAYKWOODS Atlo» Chsm 1 77 nVt 2014 21'/> + •"> /WontDUt l.M 3 2H>,4 27'/, ay, + 1. Bundstk 4.26.222 4.SOMOJ4 »" S fd 10.27 11.25 NEWARK AIRPORT Atlas Carp 121 4V4. 4 4 MontPw 1.63 41 273.4 26>4 27»4 +, '.A. Boston S..t 7.8...1. I..8.5" ,Moss Gth 11.85 12.95 been considered a major 73 21V. 22*i H'A 4 'I, Mor-Nor .10 «1 35 3JV.. _..34V4. - V. Bost Fdn 10.43 11.40 Moss Tr 14.1115.42 ! an route to Nawatfc Avco Cp l.M 1 market depressant. Avntt Inc .40 100 12'/4 UMi 1J /. '/»+ Motorola 1 429 133 132>/- 3 13< - Vi Boston 7.O 8.12 Moles 5.28 5.2B Frequent seivics. low fares. Fart trip AvonPd 1.80 270 169'A 163 167 43V, MtStaTT 1.36 20 23 21V. W, +1 Broad St 12 64 13.69 Mathers 11.33 11.31 4 1 ' "When you have two ma- via Parkway and Tumpik* BabckW 134 154 26'A 25'-'< XV, 4*4 Nat Alrlln .40 101 I? . 18U 18'.. -'j Bullock 13.55 14.84 McDon 8.15 8.93 Leon - Fresh Arbogoit & BmHail BoltGE 1.70 144 28'/l M 2«'* — " Not BIJC 2,20 47 52*/, 52'/. 52% + '/, CG Fd 8.30 8.97 MldA M» unaval! jor figures in the administra- Ask bus oporoior about lowcostKMrip SWIFT'S PREMIUM BeatFUi 1 S4 X 37'/j 38'^ +IV. Nat Con .80 29 69Vi 49 49'/, _ 11 conndn 18.52 20.03 Moody Cp 13.54 14.80 Beckman .SO 171 45 41V. 44 +V« NotCaih 1.20 414 145 1353,4 142 +3'/i Caparnr 7.11 8.54Moody's 13.03 14.30 tion — like President Nixon commutar ticket. REGULAR or THICK 4 BeectiAr .75b 23 16'/4 1* 14 — MNalOllHI .(0 153 15J/, U 1554 + 4, Caplt tm 4.13 4.52 MIF Fd 7.74 6.37 and Kennedy — making these WBUC savia COOHKNATW TSANSPOCT SKINLESS Bell How «0 tl V'/t 35 36"4 +! Nat Fuel 1.68 6.45 7.07 MIF Glh 5.33 5.76 GROUND 14 24 23'/j 2314 + 14 Coplt Shr Bmdl* l.M 44 30V4 VVA 30"4 + V, Nat Genl .30 K127 15',. 1411 IS'/, + V. Cent Shr 10.2411.21 Mu OmG 4.80 5.21 sort of statements, investors BenefFIn l.M U 47'/. 45*i UVl V-1V. NalGyps 1.05 80 2O',i 19!420 +1 Charming Funds: 9.15 9.95 Benauet 3»1 IT/4 10* 11 + Vi Not Indusst 87 811 7>/j 814 + Vi Balan 10.49 11.46 Mut Shrs 15.24 15.24 presume that some pressure BACON B.th Stl l.M 243 27'i 26'/2 27V] +1 N Lend 1.27g }J9 2311 22V> 2314 + V. Com St ISO 1.44 Mut Trsts 2.24 2.24 CHUCK BIOCK HR .24 120 43% » 63W +!'/• Nat.Sfeel 2.50 51 38'/, 37J,i37'/, + Vj Grwtn 5.58 4.10 NEA Mul 10.21 10.42 will be put on the Federal Re- Boeing Co .40 1 817 23'4 JIVl 22'i + Vi Na| T,a jj 19 121i Wit 12 /. + Vt Incom 6.91 7.55 Nat WSec serve Board to lower the in- BolsCas -25b FRANKS 423 V, +2W Nen Paw 1.0J V W'/S 38'/i39'/i + Vi Cliase Group: Ua> Invst terest rales," commented Borden 1.20 ell 22*4 22V> 22!* — H Newberrr 1 7 24',i 24'/,UV. _ Caplt Larry Wachtel of Bache & BoraWur l.M 51 S4V. 54 14 — 'A NEngEI 1.48 59 l\y, 201'. 21H Fund 9.82 10.73 Grist My l» 464 654 43'4 «5'/' +' Newmnr 1.04 1?4 31'/. 2944 31". +lli Frnt 5.19 5.67 Co. Brunswk .02« 180 15V* UV, UK-+}* Nlag MP 1.10 222 16 151. 15'/. + V, Shrhd 4.05 4.4! Buc/Er 1.20 78 20 19V. 50 + '/" NorlolkWit 6 XJ3 79'j 7«'/, 78'/i » Specl 8.65 9.45 Statements by other officials Budd Co .M 89 43 !« 15'/i 14 + *» Horrlllnd .JO 19 20V, 19'/i20 + '/, Cnemcl 435 694 Bunk Romo ! 451 12'/i ll ,i 12'A 4 «i NorAmPhll 1 124 42'/i 38',i41'/i +1V. Colonial: 5.06 5.53 last December, while they Burl Ind 1.49 7.58 8.21 Burrghss .40 109 34% 33V4 34'/. + /• NoAmRk 1.20 199 18V. 17V218'/. + V. Equty could only be considered as 421 155V. 14! 153» —I'J NoNGos 2.60 68 41 *!>„ 41'/i + Vi Fund 9.15 9.9i Cal Flnonl 71.54 2I.5< CampRL .45a 187 Wi >V, 9V, + Vt uor Poc 2,60244 3911 39 3914 +14 Grwth CampSp i.io 27 17 U'/i 16"4 + '/> NoStaPw 1.60 173 221» 22V.22'/! Vent CaroPLt 1.44 1IJ UV, 3414 3414 + 'A Northrop I 51 30'/. V » i;. Col Grin CarrlerCp .« M JOV. 27«i 3O'.i + V, Nwst Alrl .45 10J4 21V. 20'/. 51V. + 1/4 Commc CarlerW .40a 342 33«! 30% 33H +214 NwtBanc 1.20 12 20 J814 J8!4 - 14 ComS Bd Case II 311 31 2Mi JO'/i + » Norton 1.53 6 29 28'/4 29 + Vj Investing CastleCki .60 3 IIV4 111% 11V. + '/• NorlSIm 1.22f • 84 41'/: 41 4T/4 — Vi Commonwll COSMETICS ColerTr I.JO 50 71 24'/. 27 + Vi OcddntPet 1 1284 21*. 50'. 21*4 +1'/. Cap Fd CelaneseCp i «7I 37'/« 34'/i37V* + '.'* onloEdis 1.50 45 23'/! 22'i ' 2314 + "4 Incom Cenco Ins .30 900 50!/. 50 503/4 + *t okla GE 1.16 39 21*i 2014 2IV2 +1V. Invest Cunt SW 1,90 59 39Mi 37'.'. 3914. + 'I' OklaNGs 1.12 29 16'/. .163,4 16!'a 4 V. Slock 14.08 14.98 7.00 7.45 foods plus 51 40 38'/! 40 + «* olln Corp .89 Cerro 1.60b 7 »»2 I9'/i 19'/. 19'/4 +'/4 Cwllh AB Cert-teed .30 40 If/t 24'/. 24'/. + /» Omark Ind It 9 17 16»/4 17 Cwllh CD 9.97 10.90 HEALTH AIDS CessnaA .80i> 72 21'/! 19V.21Vi +1*4 Otis EIJV 2 113 45 44 44*4 4 V, Comp As 14.70 15.56 7.33 7.33 J2J 119% 17V1i? +Hi Outod Mar I 47 23'/. 23fi 23'A- ", Compef ' 7.23 7.23 CF! Stl .90a 7 2O'/i 19'/i 20V. + V* OwcnsCa 1.40 79 871/1 85 87'/i 42*4 Comp Bd 13.63 15.16 ChM Ohio 4 44 53>/4 53V. S3Vi + 14 Owens!!! 1,35 90 S4Vi 55V4 SSVi — Vi Comp Fd J.92 9.75 ChlPneuT 3 15 34 33'/% 3 344 . „ , Comstk 6.13 7.57 ChrlsCfl .OSd 109 1 I'/J 9 + Vi P - O - K • * Concord 10.2010.2O Chrysler 2 3JS1 !** 34'/4 I5Vi +IV4 pacGEI 1.S0 7..1 229'/, 59*4 29«-V. Consol In 10.75I1.7S 7.89 VITAMINS CITFI^ n l.M„ 140 3»'.» 37« 38 + v, pocUn 1.40 48 24« 23'/j 24% 4 '/, Consu In DISCOUNTS! CltlesSvc 2.20 xll» 3714 3B4 37',. + 14 pac ftl .ISa 108 253/4 24'/4 25% 4114 Cont Glh ClorkEq 1.40 492 32'A 31 32V4 + 14 POCPWL W 30 1954 19V, 19'/. 4 H Corp Ld CIIUE••*--I 2.1•4 124- 32ti 30'/. 3W, + 14 PacT*T 1.20 SI 1914 1854 19'/4 4 14 Cnty Cap 12.2313-22 CocaCol 1.32 150 «fh «0'/4 »2'4 +214 PonASul .Wo 13 I4V4 14 14 .... Cm WDW 5.15 4.39 cola Pol 1.30 181 43'/« 41'/! 43V. + V, panAm WAIr 287 12'/| 11'/. 12'/. + 1/4 Cm WDOI 9.97 10.90 COMPARE & SAVE ColllnRoil .80 113 26'/. 25 26?i + *4 Panh EP 1,60 27 3VA 3114 32'/4 4 V, deVgh M 41.46 41.44 Cnlolntst 1.40 42 32% 3H4 3Ji/! — '1 ParkeDavlj 1 139 33'/i 3114 3IV. +IV4 Decat Inc ••-••" CB5 1.40b 125 44'/4 431* 44'A + 14 ptnn Cent Ml 28'/! 26'/i 273,4 41/4 Delawre Colo Gas 1.48 167 28 27 28 + >', PennOIx .60 153 I5!4 14 I5H 4 V: Delia Tr .... ComlSoli; .40 «7 25 23 2<14 +H Penne JC 1 373 47'/. 46'/, 471/i 413* Dlvld Shr 3.40 3.72 8.47 9.26 ComwEd 2.20 252 36Vi 353/4 36'/. PoPwU 1,60 97 24 23H 24 4 14 Downt F 4.34 6.97 13.53 14.79 Comsat 401 42'/4 3fl'/4 417. +\7.'* PenniUn .80 117 31 29 30*4 4 '/, Drtxel K.J7 14.57 9.43 10.31 Con Edli 1.80 «3 27V. 26H 26J,i — "4 PepsiCo 1 79 5214 51'A 52*4 4 14 Dreyf Fd 11.4615.56 7.42 1.11 ConFood 1.10 288 38*4 37Vi 38V. — *• Perfect Film 24 121/. llVi UV, 4 >/, Dreyf Lv 11.0513.21 4.91 7.55 GILLETTE ConNatG 1.74 362 25*4 2414 24", + Vi PflierC 1.60a 212 1023/, 101 10214 41'/. Eoton&Howortl: 9.2410.12 Cons Powr I 47 34 35*4 333,4 +114 phelps D 2.10 49 47 46'A 47 + Vl Bolan 9.4210.30 7.85 8.45 ContAIrL .50 4.71 5.15 113 11 103/4 11 + V, phlla El 1.64 106 24*4 23V. 23'/. 4 14 Grwth Cpnt Can 2.20 176 66"4 (6 66'. + Vt PMIIpMorr I 11.86 12.96 119 34'/. 3314 34Vj 4 '/. 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Pueb Sup .28 44 20'/4 19 19 —I EflUI Gtil 17.14 U.89 Sec Eqult CroustHIno! 1 7 JI'/4 2M4 21 PupS PL 1.74 12 28'/. 28'/. 21'/. 41 Essex 16.54 CrowCol l.»W 356 24)4 23'/. 24 + V, Pullman 2.80 116 38'/, 37% 38'/. 4 14 E»erst In 13.1314.35 Crown Cork 360 17'/. 16 17 + '/• Ouejlor .50 24 1l>/4 11'/, 1«4_% Falrfd CrwnWI 1,60. BUDES 261 « M'/4 2114 -IVi RolJtonP .60 25 21 27271% 4 27271%* 4 vlV. Farm 8u lbTs 10.28 Sh Dian 18.5318.53 Cudahy .48t 44 12'/i 11'/. 12Vi + Vi Ronco Inc .92 83 2214 1914 21 —1'/2 Fed Grth 12.3913.54 CurtlssWrt 1 40 1614 14 14*1 + 14 Raytheon .40 340 31 28 30'A +1 Fid Cop 10.71 11.70 Sigma 9.47 10J5 D . . 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Jl'/j 22'/. + 14 Flo Glh DowChm 2.60 2ffl> m> tn, 473/4 + 'A SaFelnd 1.60 1S5 233/, 233* 233/4 Fnd Glh 6.61 7 24 Dresslnd 1.40 75 23Vs 22% 2]'/> + Vi sanFeint .30 7) 25ft 25V. 25V. — 3/4 Fogndrs t 9.34 10 24 DukePw 1.40 10 27'/4 241/4 I7V4-+1 Schenley 1.40 19 21% 21 21% Foursq 9.2210.08 Syncr Gt 10,1711 11 duPont 5.25o 151 99'/i 96H 99 +114 Scherlng .W 225 59*i M 595/nk% +H41%4 FranlciliFrankll., Group: TMR Ap 17.70 !«34 DuqU 1.66 36 233/4 23'/! 23JA - V. saw Cp .60b 112 2O'/4 18'/. 2 0 +!1 DNTC 9.16 1 1 Dyna Am .40 - 9.1710.05 Teachrs 33 1014 10 1014 + V. SCOAInd ,60 10 1JA 14'/. W/2 Grwth 6.37 6.9B Techncl 5.74 6 27 East Mr Lin 176 14 12]/4 13'/. + li scatt Paper I RasKodak lo 294 34'/. 34 34'/. + '/• Utll 553 79'/. 7514 7714 +1V« SbCUnd 2.20 59 3S'/4 34Vj 34'/i + 'A Incom EntonYo 1.40 s EG*G -ID 104 3514 34 /4 35V4 + Vi Searl Ga 1.30 81 3B"H 37*i 3B — V, Freedm EIPosaNG 1 52 l?'/4 18'/:' 1114 + V. SearsR 1.200 210 6614 44V4 65V4 +V/4 Fd (rMut EllroCp 1.20 250 1914 l«'/4 19 + Vi Shell Oil 2.40 213 37V. 36% 36% - Vt Fumi Am Enwf Elec 1 14 25W 24*4 2514 + '/> shell Tr l.JOg "1 34% 34H 34% + % Gen Sec End Johnsn ' 1)0 58'/. 5574 5»4 + 14 SherwnWm 2 45 44V. 44'/« — VI, Glbrollr Essexlnl 1.20 4 23 22'/j 22Vi - Vl SlgnalCo 1.20 161 2J»4 2l_*4 »;i + '1/4 Group Sec: Ethyl Cp .M 37 31 »Vi 30 — IH SlnqerCo HH 80Vi 75V, 79 +J Aero Sc ... 410 20 19'/, 19V. - H Smith KF 2 265 4?'/i Wh 49Vj • " Com St 11.6612.75 Unlfd Evan4P .60b 3 Evenharp 23 391, 34 A ISVt + '/« SCOr EG 1.26 24V: 2444 24'/i . Ful Ad 8.56 9.03 Un Coplll FolrctiC .50 35 2914 n'l, 29'A + ", SouCalE 1.40 113 27 26 27 +1 Grth Ind 20.81 20.81 r •• • - Pair Hill .15o 471 I3V4 78 81'A + 'A South Co 1,20 127 26 243/4 25%+V. Gryphn 13.9715.27 NOXZEMA Fonsteel Inc 56 1114 103/411% + H SouNGas 1.40 64 41 40 41 — w Guordn 22.95 22.9-5 Ftddtri .40 16. 121. .4 12. IPk — Vt Sou Poc 1.80210 33Vi 31% 32V4 +11/4 Hamilton: FedOiptStr 1 216 IWi 27H 2»'4 +V/4 southrnRy J 34 44V> 44V. 44Vi HFI unavoll Flltrol 2 r 337 343/4 33H 34V. Spartom ,15e 5-0- -15'/ i 14V- 4 15V- « + % Sth-•• r unavall MEDICATED Flrestnt 1.60 1 371/1 37 37% + V4 sperr, p. .1Je 534 34% 35V. 36 + 'A Honovr 1.2S 1.39 Value Line Fd Fst Chrt 2.291 100 49'/. 41>.tj tiV, + '/1 SquareD .80a 61 2O'/4 19'/. WA + Vi Harbor 1.3-----2 9.0- 9 Val Lin 7.02 7.6? WfSTIHGHOUSE Fllntkot. 1 362 31 2«3/, 30?4 +1*4 St Brand 1.50 102 mt 47V. »'/• +3V4 Harlwll 12.1712.87 Incom 4.65 5.10 SKIN CREAM Flo Pow 1.60 7* rPI, 2144 2M4 + Vt Std Kollsmon 14 11% 11% 11V4 + '/. 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CAC Cp 1 SO 207 45'/, 39 xgs^ 2y§ Sun Oil 1b 26. 41 4OV4 41 + V, Itnp Gth 7.04 7.65 14.49 15.83 151a +ii SurvyFd .55e 93 4'/< 6 6V4 + '/, Inc FdB 6.64 7.28 9.52 10.40 GAF Carp .40 166 15'4 14", wl GomSko 1.30 U 2214 2W, W, - V, f » Co .60 104 3O'/i 29V, 30V, + V, Indepnd 9.00 9.87 7.JO Gannttl .48 13 27>/4 27Vj Wf, — V, Svstron Donn 21 21 Wk 20% + ¥, '"* Trnd 11.60 12.48 11.5412 ( "COMPARE COMPARE GenDvnam 1 73 26'/i 24 26'/. + 3.4 _ „ „ Indstrv 5.70 4.23 10.14 11.8 Gen Elec l.M 527 73V, 72 I - II • V insBk Slk S.ll 7.45 8.92 9.75 GenFd! 2.60 161 7l'/4 77V,TO ~v/. Jampa El .76 111 23V. 22 tl'/, — '/. INTGN 10.10 10.92 West Ind 6.89 7. 3 & SAVE & SAVE Gen Mills .81 108 3S", 34V,35'/4 + V4 T«klronl» 45'/,-'/. Inv CoA 12.36 13.51 Whllehll 13.2414 4; GtnMot 1.30a 658 im M ins +1 Teledyn 1.09t 1X7 MV, ji'" 37V> - >2 Inv Gild "»!M 9.03lWlncn Fd 8.M 8 9« foods plus GPubUt 1.60 105 23V, 23V. 2)'/4 — V4 Tenneco 1.32 132 22% J2 22'A + 1/4 Inv Indlc 10.95 10.95 Wlnlleld 5.11 5 foods plus GTtlEI 1.5! 912 28'/, J7V, 28V, — >/4 Texaco 1.60 1677 15'/. 243/4 25V4 + V, 'nves Bos 11.53 12.60 Wljc Fd 4.31 4 89 G«l Tlr« 1b 51 18'/. U14 18'.i + Vi JexETrn 1.40 44 23V4 22V, 23V. 4-14 Invsstors Group: Worth 2.63 2 87 Genesco 1.60 47 2634 26'/, 26% + V, TexGSul .60 6S» ,19'/. 19 19V, - V4 Go Poe Boo 3)3 4W. 46V, 48'/. +2'/4 Texa.lnst .80 322 131 124% 128% 4 3 G*rb«r 1.10 179 J7"4 34 34 —I T"P Ld .<50 7 17V4 )M4 I7U + y, ] GettyOII .38j 58 Wli 46V, 4S'.S — V, Texl">n •" 28S 23 /4 22 23 +1 PETROLEUM Gillette 1.40 MEDICATED 847 49V, 47 41", +1 Thlokol .40 89 12% IIV4 12% 4 »/. Glen Afden American 49 7'/, 7»i 7'/. + V, TlmesWIr .50 14 35 34V, 35 — V, Global Marln |n B 24 30 29 293i 4 3/, Goodrich l.« 95 173/4 16V. 17'4 + >4 T Jic5 '•*> m SKIN CREAM 326 31V, «'/, 31'/, +l>i ToddShp 1.20 16 29'/! 28% »'/4 41"4 Goarfyear .85 409 I8V4 17Vt Wit 4 ", GraceCe 1.50 5M W, 24V, It'/, *W, Tronsi W Air 11* 24 25V, 24 * V, Tronjmr .506 760 23% 20 21'/. 4U4 JELLY 16 0Z. Granule Stl 87 14?/. 13V, 14% -f 3/4 Transltron 23 6V2 6V. 6V4 .... Exchange GronlW 1.40 187 4734 45'/, 44*4 — '/, TrlCont 1.82* a x 7t',i 30 4i'/. 16 02. Gt MP 1.30 NEW YORK (API • Tuesday's selected Every Day Gt Hor Py 3 34 25'/. 25% 25'/. .. . J.RW Inc I 73 33V. 321,'. 323/4 - 3/V,, - - - 262 43'/. 4S'/4 4JV4 — "4 Jy1'" Cent 189 17'. Gt West Flnl 4 1/4 American StocSol.k Exchang1 ' e prices: Net Every Day GlWnUnlt .«) 94? 19 !7"4 U'i +('.« UAL JM I 527 J2>/, 22V. _ ' Low Price 98 26 24'4 2S'4 — ", UMC Ind .72 17 I7<4 17% 4 (lids.) High Low CloieChg Gre'nGnl .96 31 14% 13V, 14% 4 ', Greyhound I 39 76'/, 24 %Vj + 'i, Un Carbide 2 561 14' 33'/. 343%% 4 V, ft",*.* Low Price GruinmnCp I 179 16'/. 15'/. 165/i + H Un E)ec '-70 119 I7H i7 17'/. - '/. 16 10'/, 10V, 10", Gull Oil l.W 114 3?"4 2P4 22!'4 —I UnOIICol 1.60 232 33'/. 30% 32V) 41 Am Petr .85g 117 32V. 29V, 32'. .'. Gul'SloUf .96 »J5 24Vi 25V, 2SV, + ''. Un Poc Cp J t» 41V, At',, 403/4 . AO Indull 126 4% 4V> 4'/, 4 V. GulfWIn .40a 115 I9'4 IJV, IB'/. — "4 UnlonPlKlf ' 23 J7H 37 37>A - % Ark Best .30 6 16 IS'/. 16 Halllburt 1.05 17V. 1B% +11/. Unrovol .JO 732 17'/. 16V, 16"4 — V,ArkLGoi 1.70 49 27% 26'/4 27% 4 4 165 18% 319 15V, NV. 14V. + . Harris Int I 118 48> S, 44'/. 47>4 +1>4 UnltAlrc l.M '"16 1 3'4 W< 12'/. —1 HtcloMng 70 62V, 6J«4 4U4 Unll Cp .80» 10'/. ID/18'/, . 4 '4> llosCorpp wt 5° 2V, 2'/4 V/l 4 ' 4 125 k3Vt Un F AS l«i Here Inc .25* KV4 30 4- V. rult 1.40 47>/4 47'i 475,4 4 V, Barnes Eno 7 14% IJ'/. 14*i 4 4 43 30 114 14 13V, 13'/, - 4 HewPack .30 27", 58'4 +1'. Unit MM 1.30 35 29 77».i 2« 4 V, S'?."3".U J« HnernWol .90 119 MV, 9514 99'/? — '/. USGypjm Jo 77 IT/, H 571/. 4 >/. Hrlt J 157 13 II'/4 12", 4 1,, •-* FEMINIQUE 15 3334 4 '/. Cr'"le p 'M 25'/. 2SV, 25V. . Limit ont coupon par fob* purchaiedt Hontywl 1.90 6 1814 1«V. 1B>4 *ic I" Sled 2 40 26 10'/. 10 10!'. 4 ', nl 181 ?8 25"] 39 41" Dolo Cont Hou'ehF 110 56 18 17% I7'k — >. U »O Pfl d) KB Si S2'.i S5M 4 1! DlllordD .IOe 11V, 11 fi HouitLP 1.20 J8« U9'/4 137 IJJ'i. 4 '", UrlDhn 1*0 229 7S'^ lAVt 3 Dlxllyn Corp 39 2IV4 20V, 21 4 V§ Howfnet .70 JI9 40'/, 40 40'/, 4 '', Vorlon Also 71 B'.i 14 15% 15 Dynaleclrn /'/. B"4 4 '• STREET ADDRESS . IdahoPw 1.60 39 37'/. 37% 37'4 4'4 Vendo Co 60 ?i'.i 73 5 5% I ', Ideal Basic 1 81 If/4 U'4 18'.i — >i VoEIPw 1.12 e srct 11 5'/, 6 4 III Cent 1.14 48 29'/. W. 29 W-X-Y-Z 5 ll'/l 111%% 11'/, • • • •STATE.•••••*••• Irtlp Cp Am 58 lift 11'/, UV, . - Feimont oil 11 7 97. 70'/, t>W, tH'l, — 'I 6'/. - INA Cp 1 40 199 28 27'/4 21 4 '.'« WorLarn 1.10 49 «'/, 488 ll'/a IO?4 4 1* 2OV4 20 50". II". 8"4 }7I 3!"4 30V, 31V, Wsln Air Lin 19 15 14% 14'/. .. 1 47 38'/, 37>'< , V/n finnc I.JO 70 34'/"". 33!'. 31',, 1 " 4'/i A Inland Ml 2 2«j*» 25". 2S'l 4 '. V/nUnlon 1.40 514 5''. S!k I 98< 144 214 39V, 36'/. 37 4 2 U'. - IHWIk',1 1.10 18 !7'4 26'4 2m + ', Wnlurl 1.10 »97O 59 W, 58Vi 4 3' I3'4 1?'. AM IHM 4.89 568 J46H 336'/, 341'; 4 "4 Wryfrlnr .to 417 34'S 34 "4 34'/, — V 411 - 17 1 Intllarv l.M 1.'4 31 141 17'/. 17 VV, -I AIM for [ypo,!r«|,hli;4,l i Int T&T 1.05 901 57V. 55H 57V. 41'.', V/V/oolwll h 1 !O 141 35 1 n't 7% TI, .1 .l.. 7, 1970. W« lovfn R.«f I? 3J'/« 31 IOIV4 41 .16 6 Sh 6 J MldwFlnl ,32 17 lPi lowoPSv l.M 4 20'A 20H 20", +'(>\, iTnlLn\t. Cori.nrp M 3122 Wf,W, 35'/44 36'/3fl'/44 -— V, V, V. . 12 -•- SSHOP W THE STORE HEAREST Y< IUk Corp 9 73»,i 77V, ^ 1 1425 12 H'/i 7»'/4 -2VVt. "llll/enllliRl l1.40 423 31'/, 30% M'l, — V, KKi 94711 .Il'73 Hi 68I/1 .10'/, 31% I H « U-.l« it. RUTHERFOfiO 62 Park A»,. MSTCHESTER Tfc* Moll, M.w Raclwlli J.K-l " Copyrlohl.,1 by The Asiocloled Pr.i. 1970 J,,"^"*lo„„ 71 3"< - RED BANK 5B Brood St. HEW YORK CITT" M W. 34lh St. 62 W. 45th St. Jewel Co l.W .1". PLAINPIELD W)t. f««,1 101 45% WM 4!'l fotk Mn 37 «'• «•. 1 ORANGE 301 Molo Si. MORRISTOWN ?6 N. Park 164 E. 5?lh Si. 1B2 E. 86th 51. JohnMnn I K !fc 4 AiiMM-i«!an Sales M .1". 4 ?if,«"' i« iS" 64 I", - ' HACKENSACK P Hombtrgir UNION 1027 Sluyve.onf Av.. JER5BV CITY 51 Joumol Sq. FLUSHING 3707 Main St. 101 511/4 50'.. 51 - -4 Ann.r loiol ilnck lol» ... 5,270,000 Soxon Indml 577 n 1 )mkm 1.35 i» I7' \ V . JJlcl k Wi,i , ym at8 7.MI,3'5 Scillfrl' Bdln 111 37', Joslmi » I» 3PA J4'.i M Appro* total corn) laltt ..1 3,150,000 Stalhom Imt 71 38% i«y mi 140 ^•4 4»'A 44'^ 46 Bond lain y«jr ogo «},mw> syntix ,40b 761 -THE DAILY REGISTER, M.I) BANK- MIDDLETOV/.N, N. J.: WF.DNFSDAY, FKERI.ARY 4, 1970 II Gilbert GrdH NKW YOM - YrmYVm JWd, is head of the mens- Nappe-Smith Company M. Gilbert of Matawan Town- wear division in the credit de- ship, assistant secretary of partment of the firm, which Gold Has Lost Its Glitter Melnhard - Commercial Cor- is the nation's largest in the Is Purchased by Dart poration, has \m:n elected specialized form of financing 1 LOS ANGELES, Calif. - etary drugs, plastics, and secretary of the Male Appar- known as factoring. In fac- Dart Industries Inc. has com- el Credit Advisory Commit- many of the raw materials toring, clients' accounts re- plfclcd the purciia.se of Nappe- from which plastic products tee. By ROGER E. SPEAR gold, derived 64 per cent of fjuirements and record inter- ceivable are purchased out- .Smith Manufacturing f'o. in are made. Q — I am 75 and hold 104 1968 profits from tliis source. est ral« on mortgages make He is Ihe first executive of right with the factor assum- exchange for 30,000 shares of shares of Uomestake Mining In 1968 receipts averaged real-estate investment unat- a factoring and financing firm ing responsibility for credit- Dart Common Stock. la. be elcted secretary ccial Ooldfarb, chairman of th« since 1961. A graduate of Key- company in March, 1948, as reflect the scarcity of buyers pressure on free-market gold invest in a situation, with The planned acquisition of an apprentice lineman after willing to absorb gold being at least for the intermediate more immediate possibilities. Fund, Colonial K(|uities, hoard of Jacobsun, Goldfarb purt High School, he served Drcxel Equity and Enterprise & Tanzman Co., announced Nappe-Smith, which is locat- having served in the Army dumped by disillusioned spec- term. Q — I am 50 years old and with the Armed Forces in ed in Farmingdale, N.J. was Fund. today the appointment of two Germany for two years. He as a lineman. He has held ulators. Gold's long-standing Homestake, producer of: would like to start an invest- announced jointly in Decem- sweral line department posi- monetary tie Is quietly but ment program to supplement (To order your copy of vice presidents: Thomas I'. is married to the former one-third of the U.S. domestic Alikas as vice president of the ber by Nappe and by It. I). tions in Allenhurst including Social Security after I retire. Roger Spear's 48-page tiuldc Georgia Vasaliada, has a Ziegler, president of Dart's land development division, daughter, Tina, and is a resi- line foreman, Allenhurst Line With little or no initial invest- to Successful Investing (re- Consumer Products Group. School instructor, and was cently revised and in Us Jlth and Stanley Simon as vice dent of Holmdcl. ment, limited stock market president of the industrial di- Dart Industries is a con, the general line foreman be- knowledge and . $50 per printing), send $1 with name Mr. Simon, of West Orange, sumer and consumer-related fore being promoted to his and address to Roger 10. vision of the Perth 'Amboy month to spare, what would realty firm. was formerly vice president product company, primarily present post. Life Ahead be my best choice: real es- Spear, Red Bank Register, of the David W. Settle Cor- engaged in direct selling and Inc., Box IC1S, brand Cen- He is married to the former tate, mutual funds or the Alikas, a member of the poration before joining Jacob- the manufacture of house- Miss Marie Mulling of Cam- stock market7~W.il. tral Station, New York, N.Y. Middlesex County Board of son, Goldfarb & Tanzman in wares, glass containers, ar- 1(1017.) den. They have two children, Of Defense A — Down-payment re- Realtors, has been with Ja- 1967. chitectural products, propri- Jacqueline and Gail.

By JOHN CUNIFF NEW YORK (AP) - Presi- dent Nixon's proposed budget represents the serious begin- Business nings of an effort to rechannel American energies into im- proving the domestic environ- Mirror ment, rather than simply de- fending it with arms. $1919 tttll U.S. Govt. Inspected PERDUE at ATLANTIC SUPERAMA Such a shift in thinking was attitude is based on the as- UPERAMA %0 ^_ "• ^"^^^ ^^^ Shrewsbury Avenue at Route 35 bound to develop. It had be- sumption that th recession in come too obvious (o Ameri- e NEW SHREWSBURY cans that while they were the housing industry is the spending more and more mil- result mainly of high money lions to-defend their way of costs and that the industry life, that life was deteriorat- catmot recover until these ifi^J badly. costs come down. OPEN DAILY 9 to 10 P.M. SUNDAYS 9 to 6 P.M. irhe Nixon 'budget says, in effect, that while crime, pol- In the Nixon view, how- lujtbn ahd the defects in wel- ever; money prices aren't going to fall until inroads fairfe are brought about by are made against inflation: daep ailments in society, the by balancing the federal start toward correcting them GROCERY DEPT. TASTY—YOUNG 1 budget and reducing the fed- can begin with the diversion eral government's need for Chicken of the Sea TUNA FISH of,, funds from defense. competing in the money mar- White Meat • 7 Ox. Can O DOG or CAT FOOD First Cut—89c lb. RIB STEAKS ness' remains. (BOCAT) by the president, .Business Ahead PUREX BLEACH %-Cui. 29c Harold Grossman, it was an- Y N The main unfinished busi- nounced today. SBRILLO Soap Pads-18 Count 35c| ness; of course, is Vietnam. ™ I '«;' _- • EYE ROUND The President declined to esti- Mr. Megaro is the presi- mate the cost of thewar dur- dent of the Monmoutti Build- ing the fiscal year and thus ing Center, 777 Shrewsbury 9GOOD VALUE VEGETABLE SALE . . . ROAST BEEF •SILVERTIP suggests that his budget sur- Ave., Shrewsbury, where he Cut Beets, Red Kidney Beam, "W plus is, precariously balanced has, been since 1967. Previous- Cut Green Beans, g for < h, MixedJVegetaUsi — 3_03_Ca n and'uncertain. ly, Mr. Megaro was general Well Trimmed Hot or Sweet Art escalation of the war manager of the Monmouth IWHITE ROCK SODA could eliminate the antici- Lumber Co., Red Bank, for- Full Quart • No Deposit ITALIAN SAUSAGE pated $1.3 billion surplus. But merly owned by Ira Crouse.. Twist-Off Cap 4»99<' Sojiagc Meet—39c Ib perhaps ;> further slowdown of When Monmouth Lumber Co. SIRLOIN STEAKS military activities could pro- became a subsidiary of Tri- 1 ; Extra Leon vide him 'with a larger sur- angle Lumber Co., Mr. Me- FRESH ECONOMICAL A Af* I plus. ' garo served the latter orga- Another bit of unfinished nization as president of Mon- business Is inflation. mouth Lumber Corporation, sales manager of Little Silver Ground BEEF w Ground CHUCK The current seige of infla- tion apparently has made the Lumber & Supply Co., and President feel that good hous- Hawthorne Millwork, South DAIRY DEPT. ing,;^ requirement of any pro- Plalnfield. I APPETIZER DEPT. TEMPTEE WHIP • 8-Ot. gram to improve the quality The new director is a na- CREAM CHEESE PRODUCE DEPT of life; must be postponed. tive of Newark. He is a vet- iTastTasry LIVERWURSLIVERWURST #Qc COOPER • Yellow or Whit* • 12-OJ. The reasoning for such an eran of World War II. Mr. Megaro moved to the shore ZestZ y BOLOGNA OYlb. AMERICAN CHEESE area in 1950 and lived in West Apartments Long Branch prior to moving WHOLE or HALF TOMATOES to Eatontown 10 years ago. PASTRAMI KRAFT VELVEETA Mr. Megaro Is the chair- Sliced To Order 59c Vi Lb. 9ft PARK AY Soft • lo-Oi. Pkg. Are Sold man of the Eatontown Zoning CORN OIL MARGARINE Extra Sharp Pragrtuo Board of Adjustment and is BORDEN'S BIG — • Vi-Or. Can InJReiBank active in the Lions Club. PROVOLONE SOUTHERN or BUTTERMILK BISCUITS KfiD BANtf - A two fold I Tanqy Polish Bale for a lOO^inlt apartment Gets Promotion lb. building and its contract was KIELBASSI 89* arranged almost simultane- At Toms River ously through C. B. Snyder TOMS RIVER - Walter F. Homemade SHRIMP Organlzattons of Jersey City. CABBAGE Kudak, 74 Bcllevue Ave., The purchase price was about or CHICKEN SALAD FLORIDA TEMPLE $1.1 million. Itumson, has been promoted to supervisor of cost engi- Delicious (Jannon Point Apartments neering at tlie Toms River at 239.Spring St. was pur- Chemical Corp. ORANGES chased by Robert Weiss of Newark from 239 .Spring He reports to James Crane, CRUSTY FRESH URGE Street Corp. of South Orange, assistant director of engineer- MclNTOSH APPLES N. J., and then C. B. Sny- ing. Mr. Kudak joined TRC der arranged sale of Weiss' Sept. 1, 19(i(l, as a cost esti- HARD ROLLS 5' ea. contract to Samuel Vanack mator in the process engineer- of Elizabeth. ing and design department, The two-story apartment Ho previously was affiliat- complex was built about four ed with Kssn Research and years ago by 2,1!) Spring KnglneerliiH Co., Florlmm Park, for 2!i years. He also Street Corp. on about a V/2- acre site, w;is associated with the Lum- mis Co., international engl- necrine contractors, Bloom- CITY — SUPERAMA Moniiioiilli field, for live years its a cost FOOD CITY —SUPERAMA evaluation engineer. BREYER'S or Pays Dividend Mr, Kudnk holds a bachelor SEALTEST HEINZ y of science degree in civil en- TOMS JIIVKK - K gineering from Uio Cooper ICE KETCHUP W. Landy president of Mnn- Union Institute of Technology, montii Capital Corporation, New York. Ho Is a registered OFF CREAM 2 has announced Hint the board professional engineer licensed Limit 1 Per Fomily — Expltei Fob. 7 mit 1 Por Family — Enplroi Fob. 7 Limit 1 Par Family — E>plr«i Fab. 7 of directors had (Inclnrod a In New Jersey, and Is n mem- dlvldond of 13 ofiiils n NIKIM ber of the American Associa- to Shareholders of record tion of Cost Engineers. March. \ payable) March 18. 12 U; MAII.V RKGISTER, RED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: WEDNESDAY, FEJIIil ARY 1, 1970 Set Measles Inoculations In Marlboro School Scheduled For Home Buyers all costs. The program wlil mended Jan. 8, by Mayor MAELBORO - Michael be conducted during a school wood, president of the NJSBA fore they make this big in five nights heretofore allotted. night will feature a builders Morton Sateind as a first step WEST LONG BRANCH - Gritzuk and Herbert Schlesin- day in conjunction with Marl- said this free educational vestment of a lifetime. First night will feature Ed- panel on "What to Look for in increasing municipal The N.J. Shore Builders' As- ger, members of the Town- boro Township Board of Edu- course is apaiii being held in Co-sponsored for a second ward V. Lawlor, vice presi- in New Construction," and a ship Advisory Health Council, health service. sociation's 10th annual Home cation at each of the four answer to a big n>s]wnso from straight year by N.J. Natural dent of N.J. Savings and Loan leading realtor on house and announced today that a Ger- Approximately 1,60(1 chil- Buyers School will be held township schools. Monday nights — April 6, 13 potential home buyers Gas Company and Jersey League, instructing in home neighborhood value compari- man measles immunization dren between the ages of 4 and 20, in Thomas A. Edison throughout the shore area who Central Power and Light finance, and Laurence A. sons. Final class will feature program will be conducted in and 10 are expected to re- Actual administering of the Science Hall amphitheater at are interested in learnin.u Company, the .school's agon- Hooker, shore co-counsel, who well - known architect, land- the township during 'the last ceive the vaccine. The vac- variino will be |x>rformed by Monmouth College. more about financing, baying da lias been shortened to will talk on "Attorney's linle scape architect and interior week of April. cine will be free of elm rue lhe state Department of decorator. Health. Classes run from 7:30 to 10 and building a new house bo- three nights instead of the at the Closing." The second The program was recom- with the township absorbing p.m., with time allotted for questions-answers. Sydney II. Israel, Lake- Death Suit Is Settled For $85,000 FREEHOLD - Superior Court Judge Clarkson S. Fish- er bus approved an $S5,000 settlement in favor of a Long Branch widow whose husband died from injuries suffered in - an auto accident. ; The award was in favor of i Mrs. Gladys Hutchinson of 357 Farm Fresh Produce Garfield Court, Long Branc! FRESH FRUITS AMD VEGETABLES — a mould administrator of the estate i ==£33 watering profusion of the pick of the crop ot lhe her husband, Rowland 1 COUPOg peak of perfection, in season and ouJ-of-scason! Hutchinson, and their five children, ranging in ages from 6 to 17. It was against Mrs. Irew Bolan of Jamesburg. Mr. Hutchinson was travel ing on the Belt Parkway Queens, L.I., April IS, 1968 when his car was struck the rear by a car operated b> Mrs. Bolan. Mr. Hutchinson, 43, who was employed at the Ft. Monmouth motor pool died 11 days later in Mon mouth Medical Center, Long Branch. Solid Vine Ripened Louis M. Drazin of Red TOMATOES Bank represented Mrs. Hutch Juicy Zeity inson. J, Victor Carton ol Asbury Park represented Mrs PINEAPPLES Bolan. Crisp Red Winesap Tinton Falls APPLES Election Is Next Week NEW SHREWSBURY - Elections for the Tinton Falls Schools Board of Education will be conducted on Feb. II and not yesterday, as errone- ously reported in a Daily Register story on the local school budget. To be included on the bal- lot will be questions on cur- rent expenditure of $901,558; capital outlay, $12,743, and special question for authority to the Board of Education t 9 contract for renovation o $ PUREX BLEACH 5 ^ * ' Km-L-DaUon girls and boys rest rooms and CAMMED HAM FOODIOWN COFFEE 2 -± 1™ 6 the basement at the Tinton linden House Powder DOG FOOD 6', ." 85' Falls school (or an amoun not to exceed $22,000. S&OERKRAUT DETERGENT 10.99' SUGAR AmrWl Foodtown Buitoni Paranto Seeks FRUIT DRINKS 44.6.T*1 MEAT RAVIOLI 59' rVx PRICE SAU!- Write-in Votes Creen Giant . i $ HIGHLANDS-Howard Par PREAM COFFEE anto of 8 Central Ave. is NIBLETSCORN 5: 1 seeking the one-year term at \ou Save More N. LIGHTENER stake in next Tuesday's Board of Education election as a FOODTOWN BLEACH „ 39' write-in candidate. Campbell's ^-^ 3-oz.jar Three candidates have filed for the three three-year terms PORK & BEANS 6 : 89' 6-oz. jar available, but the one-year Foodtown '• unexpired term has remained 11-ot iar uncontested. EVAP. MILK 6 r, 89' t Mr. Paranto said he is not Asstd. Scents Remait interested in a three-year term on the Henry Hudson Regional Board of Education AIR FRESHENERS : 39' which will be decided by a Libby write-in vote by residents to- day. TOMATO Weapon Charge JUICE Nets Guilt Plea at FREEHOLD — Ernest Hu- ger, 1319 Fifth Ave., Nep. tune has pleaded guilty to charges of carrying a dan- gerous weapon, a .25 caliber automatic pistol, June 24 in Foodtouon Dairy Dept. Savings! Long Branch. Superior Court Judge Fran- cis X. Crahay accepted the plea and set March 20 for sen- tencing. Assistant County Prosecu tor Franklin Goldstein pre- sented the state's case. Jo- seph Mattice of Asbury Park represented Huger. Foodtown Natural PiHsbury MUENSHR SLICES '.749' CRESCENT ROLLS •; 36' Wounded Man Wliprk)« Sharp and Wine Royal Dairy Is Recovering WEDGE CUTS "K 53* TWIN PIZZA FT. MONMOUTH - Peter Roger of 181 Leighton Ave., a You Save More retired Army veteran, is in You Save More You Savaee Morre Cleanser good condition after being ad mitted early Monday morn CASCADE DASH SP.C 'N SPAN ing to Patterson Army Hospi COMET tal. jumbo $O27 giant Mr. Roger, according to As- Sil8 J^ bury Park police, entered the police station there about You Save More low Suds Detergent Fabric Soltenor Liquid 11:30 Sunday night with a You Save More You Sale More bleeding arm and said some « MR. CLEAN SALVO TABLETS one shot him near the Savoy DOWNY THRILL TOP JOB SAFEGUARD Bar, Springwood Ave., As giant. "7"7( bury Park. pkg. f g 1 The wounded man was 67' 2 treated at Jersey Shore Med- ical Center, Neptune, for an arm Injury and wa.s later P,i«, effective thru Saturday, February 7. Not re.ponsibl. for lypoarophuol .rrors. W. r.serv. th. right to limit quantities. M.mb.r Twin County Crocrs. brought here. Mlddlctown, N. J. Detectives Edward Burke Toms Rlw, N. J. pM, H. J. Jackson, N. J. Rt. 35 4 Mt. Hill and Lee Davis arc still in- Fhhtr Bird. Rouh> 33 7 Brook Pltn vestigating the Incident. A Matowan, N. J. M, N. I WM» Ind. Long Iruek, N. J. Port Menmsulb, N. J. Injllihtown, N. I Savoy bartender wa.s (|iies- 126 Main St. '•rk Av«. 1 Hw W.if End Cogr) t Mirl.t Pl.ct Hwy, 36 1 Bray Av». 42 Main 5'. tloncd by police but he was Tomi Rlvtr, N. X released without being SM Irlokl, M. J. Ui laab, N. J. Formlngdoli, H. J R«ult V charged. 1140 Oe.«n A».. It Ntwrnin Springs Road 10 Bank Slrnl -THE DAILY REGISTER, PF.D BANK .MJDDIJnWN', V. ].-. WEDNESDAY, IT.RmARY <1, 1070 J.W.Parker Dinner Set at Shrewsbury SHREWSBURY - A dinner ough owned any real street honoring tfie recently retired equipment." borough street superinten- In addition, Mr. Parker dent. John Warden Parker, served the borough as a spe- cial police officer, and for a will be held at Rod's Shadow- short period, on the regular brook Saturday. police force. He is a life mem- Mr. Parker, a lifelong resi- ber of the Shrewsbury Hose dent of the borough, was Company and currently named Shrewsbury's first serves as the department's street superintendent in 1934 corresponding secretary. and held the position through Mr. Parker served on the 1069. vestry board and as a junior When Mr. Parker took the and .senior warden in Christ position, the borough's snow Church, Shrewsbury. plow was pulled by a team Invited to the dinner are of horses and later he person- State Sen. Alfred N. Beadle- ally purchased a truck as ston, former mayors of the part of the first modernization borough and borough officials of the department. CLEARANCE -| and the general public. In 1956, Mr. Parker said, Reservations may be sent the borough purchased a to Mrs. Wolfgang W. Koenig, GIRLS' truck and a snow plow, "this 9 Buttonwood Drive, Shrews- being the first time the bor- bury. DRESSES and SPORTSWEAR 16 Drivers Fined In MEN'S MEN'S THERMAL BOYS' Middletown Court FLANNEL UNDERWEAR SWEATERS Warmth » COAT STYLES HOLMDEL - Municipal session and delinquent return ' Without Values to $7.99 SPORT • PULL-OVER STYLES Court Judge Seymour R. of summons. Weight Kleinberg fined John Fagan, • Dresses • Bonded Orion Jumpers William Freeman, 99 Green SHIRTS or • Skirts • 2 pc. Skirt Sets 17 Christopher Drive, Colts Grove Ave., Keyport, was SHIRTS DRAWERS • Sweaters Neck, $205 for driving While fined $20 for speeding and I $096 on the revoked list. had his license revoked for \ • Sizes 3 to 6x — 7 to 14 Allen Smith, 12 Claridge 30 days, REG. 2.37 Drive, Mtddletown, was as- Assessed a total of $20 for I 2 sessed a total of $35 for driv- abandoning her vehicle and • Perma-Press Values Up to 5.94 ing without a registration in delinquent return of summons | • Asst. Plaids ea Choice of wools, acrilans possession and delinquent re- was EHen Fagan, 17 Christo- $000 and assorted blends, • Full Sox Cuf 99 turn of summons. REG. 1.57 EACH! also a selection of your pher Drive, Colts Neck. • Sizes Small, Fined $30 each were Dan- Sizes small, medium, favorite colors. Fined $15 each were James I Medium, Large. iel Jager, Fords, for reckless Collinson, Shore Acres; Jan large and X-Iorgo. SIZES S to 18 driving, and Denise Candlto, 6 Schlesinger, Moorestown, and 2 Daniel St., Middletown, for Morton Feigenbaum, 12 High | careless driving. Point Road, all for speeding;' Assessed a total of $25 each Walter Laauser, Sweetbriar I by "CRAGSTAN" GIRARD the GROUND HOG FRICTION DRIVE were Frederick Lay ton, 474 Lane, for disregarding a stop Mech. - Wind Up - March & Turn Sairs Ave., Long Branch, for sign, and Donald Steimer, 176 careless driving and driving Bethany Road, Hazlet, fpr | DINO Z with defective tires; Mary driving without a license. RACERS Pagano, Bayville, for driving Assessed $10 each for disre-1 without a license and disre- gardiiig a stop sign were FRO© by "ZEE" garding a stop sign, and Ger- Robert Wallach, 93 Broad Wind up ald Lyden, Edison, for driv- St., Matawan, and Allen La- watch the INTERNATIONAL ing without a license in pos- Forge, 37 Coral Drive, Hazlet. walking, rocking action • FERRARI • COOPER LADIES' SHERLOCK OPAQUE Matawan Weighs HOUND • BRM • CHAPARRAL Mech. wind up SMART NEWEST DESIGNS REG. 1.00 VALUE! PANTY Appeal by Levitt remote control COLORFUL and FAST HOSE Two garments in ens. Fine hot* and panry to march. Made bet. MATAWAN - After 2'/2 the Planning Board in 451 rer to fit better end Ion longer. hours of argument. Borough days, a subdivision stands Assorted colon. Sites small, me- Council last night reserved approved,'1 , the 1 a w y e r | dium and large. decision on Levitt & Sons' appeal for a remand of its stated. "ErFfRDEN subdivision application to the For these reasons, Mr., ANACIN" Planning Board. Saling said he felt that the The public hearing stemmed application should be re- TABLETS TABLETS from a long - standing manded to the Planning 1.49 LIST controversy/ between the Board for further considera- home developers and the tion. He also assured council Planning Board on the board's that his client is prepared denial last spring of the Fre- to adhere to all the board's | neau 100-home subdivision. suggestions, whether they ap- pear in formal borough ordi-1 Attorney Henry J. Saling, 1 representing the applicant, nances or not. ] 25 LI5T PERSONNA LADIES TRICOT produced testimony that an. Borough attorney Louis R. I SETTING application for the subdivi- Aikins, in rebuttal to Mr. GOWNS sion was filed March 3, 1969. Saling's "45 days" argument, BLADES LOTION SIZES S - M • L and By April 17 — 45 days later stated that the final map of 8-ez. bottle IX to 3X. — the applicant had not been Levitt & Sons' plans was] regular or The better made gown advised of any deficiencies in never received. Therefore, hard to hold. in a large selection of maps submitted, the lawyer lie argued, no 45-day limit styles exqulstely made $ maintained. began on March 3, as Mr. | and trimmed ... as- Saling had maintained. sortment of colors. The Planning Board, Mr. Fully cut for comfort. Saling said, sent a letter "The 45-day limit is only | 1 dated April 17, 1969, outlining applicable on final applica- faults in the subdivision map, tions," he summed up. but this letter, he. main- The question may be re- tained, came" too late. solved by council at its next | LONG HANDLE "If no action is taken by meeting in two weeks. WET MOP Ice Skating Rink C SERRANO Opens at Art Center SOLID COLORS Rayon, acetate and WOO0BR1DGE - Utilizing due to the escalating costs of cotton fabric. Crease resistant • . • machine existing facilities at its Tele- the project. washable. Loti of pret- graph Hill Park and adding The skating surface for the ty colors. REG. 1.49 VALUE! only sandbags, tarpaulin and experimental installation will be maintained, weather per- water, the Garden State Park- mitting, by the regular park- way reports it has developed way forces as part of their a spacious ice skating rink routine duties. Restrooms at Whipped Creme for motoring public use night the nearby arts center ticket Handsome trimmed loafers with SOLID COLORS 100% Oacron in many and day this winter. office building will be open to high riling fronts, in the newest skaters. Mobile refreshment beautiful colors. No-iron Parkway executive director antique colors. Sixes 5 to 10. But necessary, machine wash- c units are also planned. able. REG, 1.49 YARD. D. Louis Tonti said the impro- not every size in every style. yd vised rink in the grass mall before the Garden State Arts Driver Found Innocent Center amphitheater is open Of Drath by Aulo WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S without charge to the toll SERRANO VOILES road motorists, as weather FREEHOLD — After a two- S-T-R-E-T-C-H PRINTS or PLAIDS permits. day trial, a jury before Su- Rayon and cotton Polyester and perior Court Judge Francis X, fabric, crease cotton blend. Parkway Kxit 11« leads into "THE LAST WORD" resistant, machine Smart now the Telegraph Hill Park rec- Crahay found John J. Stry- Detergent dcodorixcr washable. Spring colors. reational area and the skating kcr, New Egypt, Innocent to £MjBOOTS$y|00 cleans toilets Gorgeous colon. The sleek wet look with side zipper rink on the east side with am- charges of causing death by automatically every 45 wide. ple parking space available. autn Jan. 20, 1009 In Howell for a trim fit — block and white. time you flush! REG. 1.98 YARD. MG. 2.00 YARD. All sizos. 69: Motorists are advised to Township. telephone the park security Mr. Stryker was charged office on the site to obtain L|mlt one. with causing the death of Nat- 98 Leaves water claan, advance Information on skat- alie Kazulen, Farmingdalc, fresh —• blue! ing conditions at the time. As and of George Morcy, Lake- SALE! Men's *2 SLIPPERS $1.99 a rule, the rink will be open wood. for use from H a.m. to mid- Assistant Deputy Public De- night. fender Thomas SplnclUt repre- Sandbags were placed sented Mr. Stryker. Assislanl around the perimeter «f tho County Prosecutor John A. LANTIG. mall area with the tarpaulin Pctillo presented tlie state's liner and water hosed In to case, freeze for tlic skating sur- face. Tho lights which have been available at tlie pwk Itiiucli Approved and arts centor site will Illu- To Welfare Hoard minate tho rink area for A nighttime skating. FBBISHOLD - The Board Skating facilities wore In- of Fi'noholdors yesterday np- cluded in the master tlcsl«n pointed J. Francis liauch of SHREWSBURY AVE. at RT. 35 • NEW SHREWSBURY for tho Arts Center dovolnp- Middletown as it member at STORE-HOURS MON. thru SAT. 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. SUNDAYS 9 A.M. to 4 P,M. mont at Telegraph. Hill Park, tho county Wolfnre Board, r«- nut had bnoihput oTf In tlin pliuiiiK I^i'iicRt LUKS, who de- construction 'Ivo y<""'s "K" clined lo lie rouppiilntml. 14 -T77E DAILY RECISTER, J\LD BA.NK-iirDDLLTOWN. N. I: WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1070 Pays $250 Part-time Courses Registration Slated In Fines On UNCROFT — Whether you Registration for part time through June 8, Broofcdate is tune program until a student wish to pursue a career in college credit courses, to be Offering 67 part time courses enrolls for a cumulative total electronic technology, learn offered evening and day- of 12 br mom credit hours. 5 Charges in a wide variety of subjects Students may carry up to to administer your business time, will be held on the and programs. Classes will be RED BANK - William or add to the pleasure of a campus, 765 Newman Springs nine credit hours at one time, Jield on the Uncroft campus, on a part time basis. The BekAer, 46 Clay St., Fair Ha- planned-trip abroad by learn- Koad, Uncroft, on Thursday ing a foreign language, there in the college's facilities in cost of all courses is $12.50 ven, was found guilty on" five and Friday from 6 p.m. to ; is still time to register for 9:30 p.m. and on Saturday Long Branch and Middletown per credit, hour for MonmoMJi separate charges of beiiiR the appropriate part time from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and in extension centers in County residents. drunk and disorderly and courses at Brookdate Com- For the winter term, which Wall High Schoo], First Detailed information on fined a total of $250. Munici- munity College. begins Feb. 16 and continues Methodist Church- of Red registration and on the pal Court Judge William Klat- 'Bank and Marlboro High cour.ses being offered may be sky fined iiim $50 on each School. obtained ;it the Middletown count. PJan Seminar For Cateckists No transcripts or college campus of Brookdale Com- KED BANK — A seminar This was the first of entrance tests are required munity College on Normandy George Lewis, 12 N. Third Boad. St., Long Branch, paid $50 for on "The CCD Teacher-Edu- four seminars in Red Bank for admission to the part cation in Morality and Human Catholic High School under assault and battery on Ann Sexuality" was presented Lrizarry at Chris's Bar, 103 the direction of the Rev. by the Family Life Bureau of George A. Ardos, director of W7" 17 C HP FURNITURE CO. W. Bergen Place. The alleged the Diocese of-Trenton for ele- the Confraternity of Christian offense occurred Jan. 25. mentary and high school Kc rl 2640181 Catholic catechists in Mon- Doctrine in the Diocese of W JCi»3 1 yp° In other action, Judge Klat- mouth County Saturday. Trenton, to bring vital infor- Features... sky gave William St. Ger- mation to those adults who main, Shrewsbury Ave., here, Speakers were the Rev. are providing religious in- "Daystrom" a 30-day suspended jail sen- Thomas F. Dentici, diocesan director of family life; the structions to Catholic students tence and put him on 60 days in public grammar and high probation on charges of com- HOW IT WORKS — Serson Friedman, left, president of Gurel Electronic Systems, Rev. William J. Bausch, as- EST. 1869 is shown demonstrating Delfa phone system to Mayor Harold H. Foulks of Middle- sociate pastor of St. Bene- schools in Monmouth County. mitting assault and battery The other seminars are sched- on Victor J. Schwind, Bridge town, center, and George Jaffers Jr., president of the Middlstown Area Chamber dict's Church, Holmdel, and 'Ave. on Jan. 25. Mrs. Valerie Vance Dillon, uled for the four Saturday af- Open Mon'. and Fri. Evenings 'til 9 r of Commerce. author-lecturer of Somerset. ternoons in February. Referred to the prosecutor's office was the case of Mon- roe BurreU, 94G River St., here, who was charged with m,» A threatening the life of Janet Gerel Electronic Will Hold Toney Jan. 11 at 147 W. Ber- gen Place. Janet Toney, 94-G River St., OPEN Oiere, paid $50 for using loud Open House This Week and abusive language on the MIDDLETOWN - Gerson same date. trustee on the board of direc- three children in the "Village" 3 DAYS Friedman, president of Gerel tors of the New Jersey Alarm section, Mr. Friedman has al- Electronic Systems, 941 Rt. Association. so been active in local civic NURSING HOME Residing with his wife and and charitable organizations • 24-Hour Cart 35, has announced plans for ONLY • RN en duty all tlmw a celebration commemorating COMPLETE STORE BUYERS 747-9894 • Medicare Approved the first anniversary of his THURSDAY and NAVESINK HOUSE Pair Enter Guilty Pleas 187 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., SHREWSBURY «• RIVERSIDE AVE. RED lANK contrary's location here. FRIDAY 10-9 Ml-MN An open house will be held FREEHOLD — James E. bury Circle, Howell, Town- SATURDAY 10-6 AT THE A & P SHOPPING CENTER this week between 10 a.m. Marrs of 50 Glen Hoad; How- ship, between June 21 and Bobby Banker says, and i p.m. ell Township, yesterday June 22 in the township, and pleaded guilty to two counts of stealing a car valued at Gerel Electronic has been "Let your money of stealing cars and one of $800, the property of Eugene SELLING OUT THE ENTIRE LINGERIE DEPT. OF earn money!" serving Central and Northern New Jersey 10 years. It spe- malicious destruction of prop- Wells, 8 Cypress Drive, Jack- cializes in installation and erty by setting .fire to a stor- son Township, July 9 in How- "THE SMART SET" BLOOMFIELD AVE., BLOOMFIELD, N.J. service of industrial, commer- age building. ell Township. cial, and business communi- • Marrs admitted stealing a Louis Burroughs of 37 Glen All Nationally Advertised Brands of Women's Unmentionables cations, intercom and sound car valued at $2,000, the prop- Road, Howell Township, and systems as well business and erty of Allen Price, 10 New- Marrs admitted burning down From One Of North Jersey's Most Well Known Lingerie Shops residential burglar and fire a storage building, the prop- alarms. erty of Margaret Murphy of Some of the installations in- Blaze Doused 558 Aldrich Road, Howell clude Bell Telephone Labora- Township, Oct. 13. tories, Applebrook Agency, In Township Superior Court Judge Fran- lanvin-Charles of the Ritz, FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - cis X. Crahay accepted the Kle-Forge division of Stand- Firemen were called to Ma- pleas and set March 20 for ard Keil Hardware Corpora- sentencing. BRAS -GIRDLES son's Department Store, Rt. tion, Ft. Monmouth, Remco 9, early last night to extin- Assistant County Prosecutor Toys, Standard Plastic Pro- guish a fire in the store's rest John A. Petillo presented the ducts division of Mattel Cor- room. state's case. Stanley Fried- Welcome poration, Consolidated Alum- man of Freehold represented inum Corporation and Engi- Chief Al DeLuca, of the • FOUNDATIONS Open your savings (Marrs and Burroughs. neered Precision Casting East Freehold Fire Co., said account today. Company. the alarm was turned in at 9:15 p.m. by a store employe. Meeting Tonight EXQUISITE FORM • PLAYTEX Mr. Friedman, a resident The fire was contained to a of Middletown eight years, is rubbish can in the men's LEONARDO — Sgt. John MAIDENFORM • ULYTTTE a member of the Middletown room. There was no damage Kelly, Middletown Township THE ORIGINAL PRICE Area Chamber of Commerce, and no injuries. police safety officer, will pre- the Private Communications Responding to the fire were sent a film on safety at a CARNIVAL •NEMO Association, the National Fire four trucks from the East meeting of the Leonardo • LONGLINE • PANTIE Protection Association, the Freehold Fire Co., and the Grade School PTA tonight at ROGERS • GODDESS • CORSELETTE • STEP-IN There's an office near you! National Burglar and Fire Goodwill Fire Co., of Free- 8 o'clock. The public is invit Alarm Association and is a hold ed. • UK OF FRANCE • SHORTLINE • LONG LEG * EARLY VALENTINE SPECIALS * NEWAT LADIES' SUPS RED BANK SAVINGS HALF and FULL ROBES REG. and MINI LENGTHS FULL LENGTHS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION WALTZ LENGTHS BRA SUPS By KAYSER, FLOBERT, SAVING CERTIFICATES VAN RAALTE As AT HIGHEST RATES PERMITTED Low 50 As (Subject to Regulations by Supervisory Authorities) As Low OO 2 As VALUES TO $91 5

fh • PAJAMAS PANTIE l. * • GOWNS HOSE TWO YEARS ONE YEAR • BABY DOLLS STOCKINGS MIN. $10,000 MIN. $5,000 • PEIGNOIRS VAN RAALTE • KAYSER • SLEEPEZE PANTIES

• CAMEO • BERKSHIRE As • HANES • MAYER Low OO 9-11 MONTHS 6-9 MONTHS As BELOW MAKER'S Min. $5,000 Min. $2,500 4 VALUES TO 22.00! COST!

DIVIDENDS PAYABLE QUARTERLY "JUST ARHIVllir 300 PAIR -1970- LADIES' MOSTLY ITALIAN ACCOUNTS INSURED TO $20,000 BY F.SX.I.C. SHOES IMPORTS. Bed Bank Savings SAVE AS and Loan Association MUCH AS BROAD STREET AT BERGEN PLACE 741-3700 BOOTS 1 "Where You Save DOCK Make a Difference " -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MJDDLETOWX, N. I: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1970 Union Beach School Budget Critic Rapped by Board UNION BEACH - Meeting "vindictive to nature." Richard Flynn was the first "He has such a great gift budget will cause the tax Beach," he concluded. them to defeat the budget," ber of the audience who publicly for the last lime be- In a letter appearing in last to speak against Mr, Langan's of telling everyone in this to rise to W. "The only time I have ever he said. asked the board why the pro- fore Its proposed budget goes Thursday's editions of The campaign to have the budget town about our budget through "Two weeks »go he was seen Mr. Langan around I he "isn't it, illegal to stand in posed tax figure was not before the electorate, the Dally Eegister Mr. Langan defeated. the newspapers, I only wish predicting that the rate would school is on election day," front, of the polls like that?" available, Mr. McKittrick rr- Board of Education lasi night wrote, the budget "belies the "I was extremely disap- he would come before us and be $6 and here we are six Mrs. Ida Donnelly, a ixiard board member Theodore Bru- pliud: "Because the borough took tho opportunity to take application of the term 'pub- pointed that Mr. Langan stand on his own two feet days before election and our member, said. "I can't recall nelli asked. is undergoing u complete re- its severest critic to ta.sk. lie service' to those who aided didn't show himself at our and justify his criticism," Mr. auditor couldn't even supply ever seeing him at one of our valuation. The impact the bud- Former Horough Council- "Yes, it is," Mr. McKit- t;el will have on the tax as- in its compilation and to budget hearing last. Friday Klynn stated. board members with ap ro- ineelings." trick said. "You have to stand man William Lanjjan has un- I hose who moved Die ad«ption. night," Mr. Flynn began. board members with a pro- segments cannot be mea- Picking up Mr. Flynn's lead, back so many feel. 1 think dertaken a letter writing cam- l''ar from public service, I he The board, explained its posed rate," Mr. McKittrick 'He. Shows Cp' sured at this time." paign to area newspapers in board memlM-r Hohcrt Krrick- Mr. Langan picks oul a spot budget is, in fad, a disser- budget, line by line in a 2'/2 staled, "You're right," Mr. McKit- and then brings out his ta|ic: Councilman Hobert Keating, which he refers to the vice." son said: "If a person wants hour public session with only to be a crank and write crank "All I can say is ihal^Mri trick replied, "lie shows up e Purchase of lators in the meantime. 300 per 100 ml as the ac- Sirloin Porterhouse "VMbormoi. ceptable coliform count. One of the surprises un- Boneless At that time the board Im- covered in the Garden State mediately directed its execu- Labs report was a high coli- Steak M» Steak tive officer, Joseph P. Quail, form count, 3,100 from sam- Roast Feef to further test the waters in ples taken in the pond in the CHOICE question. Results from initial Holmdel County Park, which tests processed by Garden led one member to remark State Dairy Laboratories, Irv- jestingly, "Shoot the ducks." ington, were reported by Mr. Other counts taken in Iiame- Quail last October. Those re- nessin Brook, which feeds the sults were made on a different pond, dropped to7 200 and 300 basis from the CAWP sam- north of the pond and rose ples, based Instead on a -stan- again to 1,100 behind the post- dard (bacterial) plate count, master's house. T Bone Steak 109 but the initial tests confirmed Other high coliform counts the pollution. were registered in Willow Turning in the summaries Brook at the Longbridge U.S. Gov't. Grade 'A' 154-2-lb Avg. A M^ of tests taken at 18 separate Road bridge, 3,100; 2,100 one- Rock Cornish Game Hensit4V 4 Sea Bright Roads ©9 rrasn Chuck Chopped Need Costly Repair U.S. Gov't. Graded Choice (First Cut) SEA BRIGHT - Borough who, according (o Councilman Chuck Steaks Council may be faced with Stout, has been faced with road improvement bills equipment, personnel, and amounting to JIO.OOO to $14,- weather problems. The log of .•(I HI M 000 in the area of Sunset missed days may be used by Way, Garden Way, Island Council for possible future ac- View Way and Long View tion. Way. Council accepted a Jetter Libby s Peaches Councilman L. Hobert Os- from the Ocean Fire Com- goodby reported that the four pany, thanking the Mayor and roads are now nothing but Council for their support and seas of mud, resulting from encouragement, which made frost damage, exposed by the the company "the best recent thaw. equipped force in the area." Council resolved to do its Mayor Cecile F. Norton in best under present conditions a proclamation established to stabilize the roads, pend- March 1970 as Red Cross 20c Off DMI Aluminum ing the advent of warmer Month, in appreciation for the weather, when a decision on services which the Red Cross Reynold's Wrap repairs will be taken. Organization renders to the Following a report from Nation at large and the com- Ubby's Councilman Joseph W. Stout munity in particular. on garbage collection within Tomato Juice On February 24 Council Nabisco Chocolate the borough, • Council resolved will meet with the Sea Bright to keep a log of days missed Board of Education to dis- by the garbage contractor, cuss school problems. Mallomars Whipped 8oz Cup Temp-Tee Cream Cheese Cheese Singles Middletown Okays 1 Kraft American ff Dog Shelter Pact Sliced to Order MIDDLETOWN - The of food handling establish' Virginia Ham Board of Health and Uie ments; a companion ordi- Oven Roasted Sliced to Order SPCA have agreed upon an nance fixes penalties for vio annual fee of $5,000 to cover lations of the code. White Meat Turkey the cost of housing stray or The board approved U unlicensed dogs picked up by censes for 6 scavengers, 14 the local dog warden. food handlers, and 11 milk Under terms of a proposed handlers. ordinance introduced last Sau Sea Hard Ripe night by the board, the Ea- tontown animal shelter will Hazlet Pool Shrimp Slicing house strays for a maximum of seven days. After that Completion Cocktail Tomatoes time, new homes will be sought for the ;mim;ils or Seen Certain they will be di.sposcd of. HAZLET - Francis X Dog owners claiming tliclr •Shields, chairman of the i tr errant dogs fnmi liie .SPCA Municipal Pool Committee, 5 Fancy will be charged a $3 entrance yesterday announced that IZoz Pecan or 13oi rVWtaway fee, and a daily miiintenance contrary to rumors circulat- Mortons Rome Bea fee of fl. TVic shelter will ing in the township, tho pool F credit money received to- complex will be completed Danish Apples ward the township's 55,0(10 this summer. bill. Bids for the project will be A public bearing mi Hie opened Feb. 17 by the Town- BOROENS proposed agreement will bo .ship Committee. The date Is junior held at tlie Fob. 1? l)li;"(l a three-week extension on tho Gerber Junior CREM0RA meeting, At t.he same time, bid opening becauso the gOHOi . original Jan- 27 date Rave lit Vegetables mm public hearing will be held on lit; lime to prospective bid- EVAPORATED MILK an ordinance esUblishinK Hit' ders In compute proper fig- OORDENS position of township don war- ures, according to the Town f ,„, xfc KAVA INSTANT COFFEE don. TlrnotJiy Ciclo has been ship Committee. I Sate en* Set, Feb,7.1970 We reserve the right to limit quintiilt* Not mpomifatofor typoorephie For tho Bia Apple Nurett You Cell: (2121343-7744 or lB18tt34-730O acting clog warden HUKU Mr. .Shields explained that Jan. 1, the extension had been mis- Two oilier ordinances wm> interpreted In recent news adopted by Mio Ixianl at liwi iniklcs, and was merely night's rcgulnr session. One. nllow bidders more time, ROUTE 35 and POOLE AVENUE, HAZLET Hdoplfi (i Ntalo r riillii'p than bocauso of ir Monday thru Thundqy 9 A.M. to ? F.M.-Frlday 9 A.M. to 10 P.M-Saturday 8 A.M. to 9 P.M.-Sunday 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. regularities in procedure. codo wgultilnR Urn co 16-— THE DAILY RECrSTEfl, M.I) BASK WDLFJCWS, N I- WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY i, 1010 Monmouth Equalization Formula Hit Great Art Masterpieces FREEHOLD — The Uire< municipal property assessor; 12x24 GREAT ART who attended the count WITH THIS COUPON Board of Taxation equalize One 12 x 24 Art Reproduction lion bearing complaine MASTERPIECE about the state formula, bu not about valuations for theii Free this week communities. FREE Paul Kiernan Jr., cfiairma with coupon With purchase of $5.00 or more of the board, said the fina Limit (1) Per Family RB equalization table will be de SAVE 50% or MORE Good thru Sat., Feb. 7th termined March 10. ON BEAUTIFUL FRAMES According to the prelimi nary table under discussion yesterday, total land and building values in the county Prices effective thru Saturday, Feb. 7, 1970 in New Jersey. We reserve have increased $233,284,328 to the right to limit quantities. Not responsible for typographical errors. $3,175,670,748. However, despite recent re- valuations in a number o THE PRIME BUTCHER SHOP (At Red Bank Only) communities. assessment; are either more or less than 100 per cent of true value in each of the county's 53 munic Fresh Pork Butt ipalities. The state determines the ratio of assessed to true BONE-IN m Chuck value by a' formula that com- Sliced or Boned to Order Ib. Cuf pares sales prices to assessed value. True value, or equal- ized valuation, is the figure JUST CALL . . . THAT'S ALL 842-5296 used to compute property taxes and the amount of For Personalized Service .. . Any Special Cuts of Meat "Fussily" state school aid a community Trimmed and Prepared as you like it... or Freezer Orders made will receive. up to your specifications. -to William Stender, Long Branch tax assessor, com m* plained that the state for mula for determining equal- 1 ized valuation is not equit able. He gave as examples re- Rib Roast Roasting Chickens ' cently revalued Wall Town- ship, which has an assessed value 22.95 per cent higher than its true value of $122,- OVEN READY FRESH 000,813; compared to Long Extra Short Cut Aver. Weight Branch, where the assessed Ib. Ib. value is only 89.62 per cent From 1st 4 Ribs Only! 5-6lb. of the true value of $144,162,- BONELESS BOTTOM ROUND or RUMP SLICED • 491. fUU V1CWno fc However, Mr. Kiernan Beef Roast Beef liver - 4 •* \ maintained that the value of BONE-IN, CHUCK CUT BEEF PARKS - HOT & SAGEY "property increases rapidly c enough to come up to 100 per Calif. Steak Sausage Meat nb...»89 cent." BONELESS CHUCK COLONIAL SLICED Robert Smith, assessor for USD* STEAKS fjklJ r,.lc Satan!, BMI Salami, 801. •.«€ Hazlet who also works in Fillet Steak oarx COla LUIS or Dutch loaf pka. 9TT EXTRA SHORT CUT FINAST or COlONIAl Keyport, said he has "no FINAST e problem except with tax- Cubed, Shaped. | || Rib Steaks Formed. Franks •——*- "Pt'75 payers" who are complain- COLONIAL 10 Individual QZ, nK£. MIZRACH BOLOGNA MIDGETS or ing about revaluations. lib. vacQUc fro;en Servings After the hearing, John Sliced Bacon pkg. OY Kosher Salami 1.09 Ferruggiaro, secretary of the board, explained that the lower the ratio of assessed to true value, the higher the MR. DELI (Where Available) tax and the less the school CAMPBELLS »id will be as compared with what the municipality antici- VEGETABLE V, VIRGINIA pates. Frederick Freibott, a board SOUP member, said that when a HAM community's assessment ex- ceeds 100 per cent of true value, the company doing the California's Finest BAKED ON half revaluation is to blame. How- Rich in Vitamin C PREMISES pound ever, all values continue to rise until they equal 100 PEPPERONI wN«r.»»Tr >».75« per cent, he added. > „ i Also attending the hearing were Mrs. Sheila O'Keefe, TURKEY PASTRAMI mTnZ* **5* assessor of New Shrewsbury, and Mrs. Estelle Herrmann, ITALIAN OLIVE SALAD "89' principal clerk-stenographer of the board. PROVOLONE SALAMI CHEESE 99« ,f SEAFOOD SAVINGS House Blaze a -it Kills Woman <*rVi I CLAMS AVON — Mrs. Patricia mm Boucher, 42, of 127 Garfield STEAKS CASINO Ave., died in a fire in her PRICE-MINDING FROZEN FOODS CENTER CUT CHERRYSTONE home Monday. "County Medical Examiner WITH SAUSAGE or CHEESE OJB ^^ C. Malcolm B. Gilman attri- buted death to smoke inhala- C tion and said her husband found her on the kitchen JOHN'S PIZZA 7"9 HALIBUT STEAKS floor, alongside the family HOWARD JOHNSON FINAST C SWORDFISH STEAKS >»89° dog, who also perished. Macaroni*Cheese 31**1 Cod Fillet 45 Police reported a mattress KLEENEX BLUEBERRY or STRAWBERRY CHEESE FINAST KING CRAB LEGS -1.59 had been smoldering and the 1 Ib. 3V4 oi. e s mattress and a bed were con- 2-PLY - FACIAL TISSUE Sara Lee Cakes ' 'pka^ - " 85 Brussels Sprouts V; 29' FLOUNDER FILLET or HADDOCK 10 69 sumed by flames. White, Assorted The Reilly Funeral Home, Belmar, is in charge of ar- , PRlCt-MINDINO BAKi rangements for Mrs. Bou- cher. WHITE BR Lab" Director Made Colonel FT. MONMOUTH - John f IM«» | (' P. Dobbins, commanding of- ITALIAN BREAD ficer and director of ttie Ar- my Electronics Command's Communications and Auto- matic Data Processing Labo- MORf PRICt-MINDlNO GROCERY SAVINGS HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS ratory, was promoted to tiie ft:,X#d 411'ri Bread Crumbs ;!:^2L";45C rank of Colonel, e c Before coming to Fort Mon- Coffee CX '"-59 Sauce Italiano ^ •*'10 ALKA-SELTZER PLUS mouth in July, 1909, Col. Dob- 4 z • »c bins was Army member of Spaghetti IM","'"^' 6^*1 Evap.Milk ««- 6 r 89 FOR RELIEF the Tactical Communications 36'i 1 c OF COLDS Satellite Executive Steering Bon Bons chocoiat. 3 ,>i,g,'. 1 Tomato Paste imPo°(.d d 1 O 99c Group in Washington. Plnall lib. I0OI.BVC | UQUID DETBROtNT 1 pl.6oi. J|jje Commissioned in 1950 as a Table Salt nn Wild Coupon B«low plaillc bol. wV PERTUSSIN COUGH SYRUP IZ distinguished military grad- IZ uate of Clemson (K.C.) Uni- versity, Col. Dobbins also ^VAVAVAVAVAVAVAVfi; ; SAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVfiS "4AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVASs holds an MS in communica- 2; THIS COUPON 1 AC SS THIS COUPON A*C THIS COUPON c £ THIS COUPON 1 Cc S tions engineering from the S» WORTH III ^ WORTH AM WORTH » WORTH 13 2 University of Illinois. 10 5 Toward purchase of 3B> Toward purchata of Toward purchtno of Toward purchaia of loin fne Prhe-Minden and Smre Hard Casnf 1 pint6oz.bat. (10) Box. cans 1 pint 6 ox. bot. Single Itieli CcylonrHR ^ 3 1b. loz.pkg. ^ COLOMBO, Ceylon (AP)- 5 Cold | Palmolive Hunt's Ivory The revenue department an- nounced there was only one S Power 5 Liquid Tomato Sauce Liquid rupee millionaire among Cey- *C ioc orr LAIII 3* RED BANK Limit (D-Qood itSupirFlnati LlmlKD-Baod at tupir Flout LlmlllD-laodilSupirFlnMt •C lon's 12.5 million people in 2 limit (1) - fiood at Supsr Flniit S Good Ihrilatuidiy, fib. 7IN Bond thru Wurdiy, Fib. 7lh . Bood thru Siturdiy. nb. 7th 1988 — a man with a fortune S good thru Saturday. Fia. 7th S MFO RB MFO RB of 2.5 million rupees. He fell BROAD ST. & MAPI! AYE. MF0 m short of being a U.S. . style as R» millionaire, however, because SWAVAVAVAVAVAVl I mtuhmm SS9AVAVAVAVAVA It Uk«n 5 rupees to make fl. S9AVAVAVAVAVAI REGISTER Area Taxpayers Will Feel 17 .RED BANK, \N. J., WEDNESDAY, KBBKUAKY 4, 1970 Affect of Federal Cutback By DOIIIS KULMAN ard said it is reasonable to School districts now receive over going for "B" children. and BKN VAN VIJKT assume that if only one-third aid in two categories: for "A" He estimated that would cut As things stand now, school of the needed money i,s avail- children, children of service- the present appropriations for districts in the Third (Ingres. able, thim Munmoulh County men living on post, and for " ' "v''ir anticipated $185,000 in can expect at host to recoup And a lot of local school at military installations. the federally impacted aid for only alwut one-third of this boards will be coming to the The aid for "A" children 19B9-70, $200,(100 for 1970-71. for the coming year. taxpayers for more money. is twice that for "Ii" chil- A big loss of federal aid That's one result of Presi- "It would be disastrous for dren. will hit taxpayers there hard. dent Nixon's veto of the $19.7 Katonlriwn," Katontown A cut in aid for "A" chil- The proposed 1970-71 budget billion Health, Kducation and Hoard of Kducalion secretary dren would hit school .systems anticipates a free balance of Welfare appropriations bill. •Steven Wllingham said of the hardest because they don't {53,01)0 — which means the Included in this bill was proposed federal cutback. have any tax base at all for taxpayers will have to get up fCM milljon in education aid •And how. educating youngsters who live the difference. to he distributed among Based on the number of on federal installations. Ocean Township anticipat- school districts throughout the federally - connected .students Program Questioned ed $190,000 in federal funds nation which accept children it educates, F,atontrwn antici- There has lung been some for the current year, $230,000 of either military personnel pated (432,000 in education question about continuing fed- in the $5.5 million budget it or federally employed par- aid for the current $1,945,847 eral aid for "B" children, proposes for 1970-71. ents. budget. It has received a pre- since their parents pay .school If the federal aid is severe- County is Affected liminary payment of 970,000. taxes like every other resi- ly cutback "I think the state Of this amount, New Jer- Eatontown has estimated dent of their communities, would have to do something," sey was to receive $11.3 mil- $450,000 in that federal aid for Eatontown educates ail ele- Marshall Conklin, Ocean lion, and the Shore $2,955,978, the $2 million budget it pro- mentary school children of Township Board of Education of which 90 per cent was car- poses for 1970-71. servicemen living in Ft. Mon- secretary said. "After all, the marked fur eastern Mon- Prediction Echoed mnuth housing. state approved the budgets mouth County districts. Mr. Gillingham's gloomy About 80 per cent of the with the anticipated federal Rep. James J. Howard's of- prediction was echoed in oth- federal aid is for those "A" aid." fice reported yesterday that er school districts. children, Mr. Gillingham said. The federal aid hasn't been IIG BLOW — Mrs. Lloyd Bradbury inspects results of Monday's high winds, which ripped off roof of patio of "the best guess" is that only The gloom might be light- An HEW spokesman in a sure thing — the funds, at $200 million will be restored ened somewhat — at least in Washington said that current least for "B" children, seem her trailer home on Lot 5, Locust Srovs Trsjlsr Park, Rt. 36, Wast Keanjburg. Mrs. Bradbury said wind ripped nationwide to the impact aid Eatontown — by HEW's deci- thinking is to continue the to have been in Jeopardy roof from concrete set stanchions and deposited it in shreds behind mobile home. (Register Staff Photo) program. sion on where the funds will present aid for "A" children, every year, and Congressman A spokesman lor Mr. How- be cut. with whatever money is left Howard has done battle. Hazlet Budget to Boost Rate Board of Estimate OK's 9 Cents; Surplus Use Reduced $5,425,000 for Brookdale HAZLET - The 1970 muni- township employe salaries. increasing tax rate, especial- plant, Mayor Morales reiter- dpal budget, totaling $1,357,- One such increase was dis- ly for schools, are not justi- ated the governing body's op- FREEHOLD — The Board ty's share is 26.89 per cent. velopment, a $17 million proj- The budget anticipates $837,- 009 and representing an in- puted during the meeting's fied," he added. He claimed position to the plan. of School Estimate for Brook- The trustees also approved a ect for construction of new 000 in tuition; $1,560,000 in dale Community College yes- capital budget of $9,050,000, facilities, scheduled for com- stat« funds, and $50,000 from crease of nine cents in the public portion by former Re- the $1,000 raises for the town- Mayor Morales explained tax rate, was introduced last publican township clerk, ship tax collector, assessor terday approved the county's of which the county will pro- pletion by 1972. The budget other sources. that with the Regional' time- share of $900,000 for the vide half. for this year is $4,551,440. The capital budget includes night by the Township Com- Frank J. Agresta. and clerk were also unjusti- table calling for operations in mittee. fied as "the department em- school's operating budget and The operating budget is When the board of trustees $580,000 for site and site de- He argued against the pro- mid-1972, residents of Beers $4,525,000 for its capital out- based on a projected enroll- acted on the budget, Dr. Ervin velopment; $6,600,000 for con- The 1970 budget is $101,122 posed increase in salaries for ployes do all the work any- St. and Raritan Valley would way." lay budget. ment of 3,890 full time and L. Harlacher, Brookdale struction; $1,300,000 for furni- above the 1969 total, but the the committe«men and may- be paying off a 40-year debt The college's board of part time students. The ma- president, said the county's ture and equipment; $120,000 amount to be raised by local or. Under tfce new budget The continuing problem of for approximately six months trustees Jan.-19 had approved jor portion of the capital out- share of the operating budget for architectural fees and taxes is $117,921 higher be- the committeemen would re- sewage flowing through the of service. a 1970-71 operating budget of lay budget is for work on the was $900,000 compared to $450,000 for miscellaneous cause a smaller amount of ceive $3,000 salaries, up from streets.of the Beers Street Committeeman Herbert $3,347,000 of which the coun- second phase of campus de- $794,500 for the current year. capital. surplus will be used as reve- the current $1,500 and the area was again discussed by Kupfer said the idea would nue in this year's budget. mayor would get $4,000. the public. be the immediate start of Total amount to be raised "I realize committeemen In response to a question pipe-laying in Beers St., es- by : taxes is $562,644, com- spend a great deal of time, from Thomas Larkin of 15 pecially in view of the cur- pared to $444,723 last year. but they run because of civic Garden Terrace on tfie com- rent court battle being waged Of anticipated revenues of duty and not for the money," mittee's alternative to the over the purchase of ttie Monmouth Regional Alters $794,365 for 1970, $207,000 in Mr. Agresta stated. purchase of the Raritan Val- plant by the Township Sew- surplus will be utilized. "The raises in the face of ley USA sewage treatment age Authority. Mayor Joseph A. Morales The Mayor appointed John said^tnis will leave only $1,- M. Costigan as the Class IV Final Examination Policy •274 in the surplus account." member of the Planning Last year, $240,000 of surplus Cahill Asks Budget was used to offset local tax- Board. NEW SHREWSBURY - A board meeting and action ing less than four years, if On the recommendation of es. The committee approved a revised final examination was postponed pending dis- conditions warrant. Superintendent Dr. Patrick The tax rat? for 1970 will revised plan for an addition policy for Monmouth Region- cussion with the students. A recommended list of Parenty, the board will lease be $3.79 per $100 of assessed Cut for Med School to the Brookdale Nursing al High School was adopted During the past month the electives is provided so that equipment for providing the valuation, an increase of 43 Home, Rt. 35. According to by the MRHS Board of Ed- student body was involved in students may develop an in- service from a company to cents over 1969. The figure NEWARK (AP) - Gov. William T. Cahill has told of- the home's attorney, Henry ucation last night. the discussions and the Stu- dividual program. These be selected. The plan will will remain intact af the ficials of the New Jersey College of Medicine and Dentistry J. Saling, the plans were The proposal was sub- dent Council voted to ap- electives will be divided into be implemented within the school budget is not cut. a modification is needed in their budget, although he is changed in accordance with mitted by Harold B. Smith, prove the pilot program. two categories, recommend- framework of the 1970-71 Anticipated tax rate for "sympathetic" toward the college's needs. revised federal standards for principal at last month's Under tfie program these ed electives and free elec- budget. Cahill said yesterday he attempted to explain "the nursing facilities. 1 schools is $2.78; county, 59 will be the graduation re- tives. Approved for inclusion on fiscal problems facing us as state managers and the need The plans now call for a quirements; cents, an increase of one The objective or specialty the substitute teacher's list penny; municipal govern- to put priorities in their rightful positions." smaller wing, containing 88 Cleo Jester —A student must complete selected by the student will ment, 50 cents, up nine cents; He made his remarks following an hour-long meeting beds, with baths in each successfully a total of 84 determine whether a specific were: and 10 cents for veterans and with four cabinet members and the college's administra- room as compared with 96 Pleads Innocent credits. course is termed a free elec- Brenda Adams, Mary L. senior citizens, representing tors and trustees. Cahill said because of the state's fi- beds and baths for every two Anuskowitz, Alfred Cour- FREEHOLD — Cleo Jester, —Four years of English; tive or a recommended elec- a one cent decrease. nancial status there should be a modification in college of- rooms. two years of U.S. history; tive. chesne, Dawn Dolan, Charles ficials' plans for construction of the new school. 19, of W. Westside Ave., Red Hearing Slated Mayor Morales proclaimed one year of mathematics; During the 1970-71 school Doyle, Rita Drucker, Diane The meeting followed a 45-minute tour of the college's Bank yesterday pleaded inno- Fiala, Jacqueline Gikow, 'A public hearing was set Feb. 7 through 13 Boy Scout cent to charges of rob- one year of science; four year, in addition to the grad- for Feb. 17 on the budget. facilities and of the Martland Hospital which the college years of physical education Sue-Ellen Goldsmith, Michael Week, The proclamation was bing $178 from the Cumber- uation requirements listed, Mayor Morales said chief operates, Cahill said, "The priority as we see it is aid to and health (physical educa- Higgins, Thomas Pascarella, followed by reports from land Farms Dairy Store, World Civilization II would reasons for the budget in-. the community which means rehabilitation of the hospital. leaders of Hie boy scouts, cub tion may be omitted at the be a required course. Barry Reich, Pamela Sher- Newman Springs Road, Red man, Hilda Smith, Martha creases are the average of 10 Patient care will get better if the physical facility is scouts and explorer scouts in direction of a physician); Data processing, until now fer cent raises in police and improved," Bank, last Nov. 17" while and additional electives in Therrien, Margaret C. the township, which together armed with a long wooden done under contract will, be include 1,017 boys. order that credits total at 'Screen, Norman Goodman stick. dropped for the coming and John M. Thievon. least 84. school year. The pact was The governing body ad- Others arraigned before Su- Certain modifications will with the Monmouth Educa- Also approved were a se- journed until Feb. 17 at which perior Court Judge Francis be made for students attend- tional Council. ries of field trips. time bids for the municipal X. Crahay were: swimming pool complex will James Coger, 22, of First be opened. Ave., Asbury Park, denied 1,

By MARGUERITE HENDERSON lamb Donald Brooks ensemble she wore — and that Bill Skidmore Briefing Let me tell you, the press was impressed — by the bought by bid at the Winter Glow Ball), is the I'ollak Memorial Clinic box supper benefit lo be held at the Suter The annual tea for prospective students given by the suitably engraved silver bowls p;i\pn to them in appre- County Fare Skidmore Alumnae Club of Monmoulh County was held in ciation by the tommiltee for the Winter Glow Ball. Our home on St. Valentine's Day. Mrs. Robert Eisner wore a surprise awards tamo last Wednesday, at a luncheon at two-part ensemble (nubby brown/white tweed wool dress the Humson home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Hcrr last and matching jacket) and chatted about her committee's Sunday. Also attending - lo provide an up-to-the-minute Rod's Shadowbrook, presided over by b;ill chairman Countess of pastel multi-fleurs chiffon), Mrs. Alan Avdien (in a Anatole Buxiioevedcn, who named $33,186 as the amount two-part plans for the Children's Psychiatric Cenfer's New briefing — were Nancy Katsin, liumson, and Nancy lion, robin's egg blue dress), Miss Dorothy Wilkens, Sea Girl, York benefit on Sunday, April 26. Featured will be a matinee given to the Monmouth County Unit, Now Jersey Associa- (in her pussy willow and white woo] plaid with a scad of Little Silver (Skidmore undergraduates on their semester tion for Retarded Children, a.s Hie result of the Dec. 5 performance of the Koyal Ballet at the Metropolitan Opera break) and Marsha Gilmour, Itumson, a recent Skidmore square mirrored buttons) and Mrs. 1. Ralph Fox (whose House and a cocktail party afterward at The Top of the Met, spectacular. So you know, we were "bowled over" twice. beltless crepe shirldress was slightly more citron than nursing graduate. I've recovered enough to remember that the decorative crocus yellow). Land Melody , Among high school girls attending were Kathleen color scheme for the committee/press party was "black Delehanty, Monmouth Heart; Klaine Mamukari, Marian and white and red all over." The Miadowlirook manage- Among those who "banded together," fashion-wise, But the praise of the day went, deservedly, to the Herz, Jo Ellen Ross, Marion Pislacehi and Wendy Galtorailh, ment supplied the "red" by sealing us in the chartning were Mrs. Joseph McMahon who sported white binding, Winter Glow Ball committee whose donation was grate- room-on-the-left with cranberry crystal pendants on chande- belt and buttons on a mushroom brown suil; Mrs. Robert fully accepted by John J. Donaghue, president of the Mon- Little Silver; Dyanne Lewis, Nancy Shaw, Sue Kadenbach, lier and wall sconces, red flocked wallpaper, draperies and Berg whose belt and binding were black and whose dress mouth County Unit of the N. J. Association for Retarded Betsy Holton, Carroll Dey, Michele Dell'Omo, Elizabeth carpeting. Those gifted Winter Glow women supplied the was white wool knil; and Mrs. William G. Wrightson Jr., Children and by John F. Monaghan, executive director. Kirk and Lynn and Laurie Peak, Rumson; Madeline Stanley, "black and white" by wrapping our gifts in newspapers whose knit dress had a long-waisted peach color bodice, a It was announced that about half of the proceeds would Neptune; Carolyn Canonico and Elizabeth Mautner, Shrews- , and making big newspaper blossoms to brighten each forest green skirt, brown banding on skirt and at waistline be used to further established programs and the rest would bury; Midge Beecher, Riverside Heights; Judy Gordon, table. and a neat little matching brown neck scarf. become part of a building fund for a new county center for New Shrewsbury, and Mary Davidson, Fair Haven. the retarded. I also recall that the group looked great; but then this Mrs. Wrightson brought with her an emerald-eyed Among alumnae planners present, in addition to the group never fails to. In spring-like hue were the countess gold cat's head compact (to keep her face powder dry) Lest you wonder what comes now, please note that the hostess, were: Mrs. Robert Carlson, Lincroft, alumnae club (who wore a dusty pink softly tailored wool dress with a and purred softly about nebulous plans for her fall favorite, melody lingering on — now that the ball is over H- sounds president; Mrs. Alton V. Evans, West Long Branch; Mrs. crushed snuff-colored belt), Mrs. David Godyin (whose the "Art for Arthritis" benefit. Mrs. William Suter also at- very like "Oh give me land, lots of land, da, da, da, da, da, William Scharmann, Nayesink, and Mrs. Richard Owen, dress and jacket were hyacinth pink and whose turban was tended and the closest thing to her heart (beneath the brown da, dum , . ." Rumson. NOW Unit Sets Benefit MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — a beneiit performance; fol- furthering of human welfare Bayshore New Jersey Sec- lowed by a choice of dinners in the Jewish and general' .tion of National Council of at Tony's Italian Restaurant, communities, locally, nation- Jewish Women has completed Hazlet, then dancing to a live ally and internationally. plans for their first social eve- band. Through an integrated pro- ning of the season. Reservations "chairmen are gram of education, it helps A theater and dinner dance Mrs. Stanley Siebenberg, and provide essential service and will earmark the evening, set Mrs. Ira Schneiderman both stimulates and educates the for Saturday, March 14. of Matawan. individual and community "The Subject Was Koses," The National Council of toward their responsibility in a play by Frank Gilroy, will Jewish Women is an organi- advancing human welfare and be presented by the Mon- zation which in the spirit of the democratic way of life. mouth Players of Navesink at Judaism, is dedicated to the The members of the Bay- shore, New Jersey Section in their community have operat- ed a cultural enrichment pro- gram at Hie Vorhees School and a program assisting the teachers at the Cliffwood School, working with retard- ed children. Their interest in the welfare and development of children has been further manifested by collecting clothing for the Bayshore Day Care Center, by estab- lishing a reading program in SKIDMORE SOCIAL — Mrs. Robert Carlson of Lincroft, right, president of the Skid- •the voluntary library and by staging the play "Rumple- CENTERPIECE CHECK more Alumnae Club of Monmouth County, chats witri students, left to right, +h« stiltskin" through its theater Mrs. Louis Scaduto, Middletown, right, general Misses Midge Beecber, a senior at Middletown Township High School, Mary David- group to be performed at lo- chairman for the Sixth Annual Anniversary Ball of rh> cal schools and day centers. son, a junior at Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School, and Marion Pistacchio, a Mater Dei PTA, previews a table centerpiece junior at Red Bank High School, at an informational tea in the home of Mrs. Robert In addition, they have col- lected eyeglasses for Eyes for with reservations chairman Mrs. Francis O'Connor, K. Hsrr, Rumson. (Register Staff Photo) the Needy, have provided also of Middletown. The event will begin with cheer for the elderly residents cocktails Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in the Holiday Inn, BENEFIT PARTY at Marlboro State Hospital, Hazlet. Dinner will be at 8:30. Music will ba by Mrs. L»s Sovran, Little Silver, right, chairman of the . have •provided volunteers for the Freehold Clinic of Al 'Fuzzy' Fauone. . (Register Staff Photo) eighth annual benefit card party sponsored by Planned Parenthood, and X! Alpha Sigma chapter o-f Beta Sigma Phi, have provided transportation it's the Part... international service sorority, completes plans with for the Golden Age to Mata- Secretaries SJate Mrs. William W. Peay, Middletown, gift chairman. wan. This community service The event to benefit the Monmouth County Unit, program is under the chair- Seminar Workshop New Jersey Association for Retarded Children, will manship of Mrs. Rodney Ko- .••that counts be 'held at 8 p.m., tomorrow at Buck Smith's ber and Mrs. Bernard Wein- EDISON - "The Well-Pro- "Communication and the grammed Secretary" will be Secretary" will be discussed Restaurant, East Keansburg. Tickets will be available stein and under the guidance of Mrs. Stanley Ostroff, the subject of a seminar by Professor Lois Schantz of at the door. (Register Staff Photp) president. workshop of the Raritan Bay Bergen Community College. Chapter of the National Sec- After luncheon, sessions retaries Association (Interna- will resume with Prof. Alex- tional) Feb. 21 here in the ander Langfelder, Instructor Main Hall of the Middlesex County College. of Business at Middlesex County College and Richard ^i Lucy's... WINTER The session will begin at- B. Lane of IBM on "Office of 9:30 a.m. with registration the 70's." •and coffee hour followed by a presentation on "Profession- Registration for the day- alism on the Job" by Miss long event is to be made with Ruth Samsel, guidance coun- Mrs. Irene Cavanaugh, Rd 1, selor and former director of Box 106, Morganville. placement at Middlesex Coun- The meeting last month Clearance ty College. combined a Christmas and second anniversary party. i i Auxiliary BLUE RIBBON 4A Lists Events MEAT MARKET MATAWAN-The new pro- Eye Round gram committee of the Mat- Beef Rooit , S-lb. Box Loin awan First Aid Squad Auxil- Lamb Chops >**, iary lists its coming events. Mb. Box ~ Mrs. John Conlon Sr. and Filet Mlgiioni Mrs. Samuel Masiello, new Strip Steaks members, announced a cos- Shell Steaks metics party will be staged in Chicken Steaks March. Mrs. Joseph Crane Cube Round Steak will give the demonstration 5-lb. Bex ON ALL March 3 at 8 p.m. jn the Club Steaks squad headquarters, Little S-lb. 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air wWIGS/MUeS are FACTORY New Jersey's Mml Famous Wig Salon* LUCY'S OUTUT Red Bank Westfield Elizabeth BOEING Th» Mall 102 Central Ave. 72 Brawl St. 747 Op«n «:J0 A.M. Open 9:30 A.M. Open 9:30 A.M. OPEN: THURSDAY and SATURDAY 9:30-6; FRIDAY 9:30-8 MIIRVE A SIAT NOW IN THf WORU'f IU0UT AIROuVT Wtd.-Ftl. 'til • P.M. Man. 'til » P.M. Mon-Niun. 'til 9 P.M Sot. 'Ml 4:J0 Sat. •til 5:30 Sat. 'til 5:10 TRAVEL SERVICE BRIDGE AVE. and FROHT ST. 747-0108 RED BANK 144'"*•" "•""« BYRNE • (luto. Ticket chairman Is Mrs. Francis O'Connor, Woodrldgo SNEAKER SHOPS, Inc. HairHtyJing • Permanent Waving • Coloring ; Avo. Music will IKI by Al "Fuzzy" Fazzono. -THE DAILY REGISTER, RF.D BANK • MIDDLLTOWN. N. J.: WtDNKSDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1970 Warriors Given Defense Lesson by Knicks Western Division with the By Associated Press the Warriors barely made it Willis Rood ended the threat. he said. "Nate might lie in- team in the league was a good In other games, Boston Offsetting Chamberlain's Chicago Bulls. The San Francisco War- against the Knicks. Heed finished with 21 jury prone, but the rest is effort. We could have lost by defeated Chicago 93-85 and absence was the absence of riors think Al Aties is going 2 Starters Lost points, 17 in Hie final half, just coincidental." 40, you know." Seattle upended Baltimore Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati Phoenix broke the close to make a fine coach, but With Nate Thurmond al- and a personal season high 26 Attles, 2-2 as a coach since Lakers on Top 120-115 in a doubleheader in great who is out at least an- came open with four minutes what they really need are ready out for tJie year and rebounds, while Walt Fra/.icr taking over for fired George A nine-game winning streak Baltimore and Phoenix other two weeks with a severe left, outscoring the 76ers 9-1. more bandages and linament. Jerry Lucas finally back af- had 20 points, 19 in the first Lee, also refused to buy that is old stuff to the Knicks, but turned back 131- groin injury. Connie Hawkins collected six "The longer he's with us the ter missing a number of half. snake bit stuff. to the t/Os Angeles Lakers, it 123. Rookie Jo Jo White had 23 of the points to give the Suns more we'll play like the games through injury, the Still, the Knicks were im- "I have to convince them means a fresh breath of first In the American points and John Havlicek 21 as a commanding seven-point Knicks — team defense, mov- Warriors lost starters Mullins pressed with the ever-battling that we're not snake bit," ho place. Association, Carolina clob- Boston pulled away to a 46-41 lead. . Hun FraiirlhCO New York ing the ball on offense," said and Clyde Lee by halftJme Warriors. said. The Lakers made it nine in bered New York 105-91, Wash- halftime lead against the (W) 1118) (1 F T a r T Jeff Mullins, paying Attles when the Rnieks held a 62-47 "It's tough to lose guys "We can't let self pity creep a row last night when they ington beat Denver 142-125 frigid Bulls and had little Bill. 113 I'AClia 2 0* this year's supreme compli- spread. in. Nate is not coming back rode the deadly shooting of and Dallas defeated Indiana l.ilcus S i 20 Bradley 7 5 111 like Mullins," said Coach Hod trouble thereafter. Ue •-' 2 6 Rend 9 3 ment after the Knicks rolled Mullins bruised his right Ilolzman, whose front-running and Jeff is out. The guys on Jerry West to a 124-114 vic- 126-122. Seattle overcame a 50-53 WMIInmi 5 1 11 Frar.lPr a 2ii Mullliifl ix and Mnn- s'mn committee he.ulcd l>y Jack Wnldron of Boston IXPRESS IUSS1S TO •ach In the Linns with his 25 points. mouth, Ft. Lee look fourth Abu Pollin of ISatlimnre TAX 13.49 .St. Mur.v't II'A) | .Unlcr llil and Hay Patterson of Mil-1 7 polrt St. Mary's bounced back in (71!) (1131 place with 22 points. In fifth and also lo listen to a report waukce. INSTALLED the second poj-jod with IS (. I I' c, v p plncc was Ft. Devens, Mass., on television contract negoti- BOWIE Kil l.riiiihaii .'I ,1 -.'I Coupon Ajr On A with 12 points. The rest of the ations and to discuss playoff OI011 Eticloinl Oronmiond PREPARED points to Mater Jipl's 13, but 7! lliirr'Ktnn IS 7 17 RENT A CAR I Combination \ Helot Inelutfn llnnlo Si Daly 1 O 2 Worth O Pair the third period told tlin talc. 'I | O'Connnr '\ 'i K field was: Ft. Meadc, Md., plans and dales. Knivin'k DAY • WEEK • MONTH round trip and admlulan. D»- o CoMKlilIri 11: Bayonne Depot, 10; Ft. The Lions canned 2li points I'.I HI. ' Kldl r;i pits' Kil'nill.l li'Kurlllii O (I II phia two weeks ago, (lie NUA WALL ... F.h. 7th thru March 7th f Uiri 200 • 54 BROAD ST. 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DAILY RF.OfSTF.R, RED BANK-MIDDLETOW.V. .V. /.: WEDNESDAY, FEBRURY 1, 1970 21 Long Branch Rips Freehold To Nab 2nd Straight Title Umg Branch's undefeated - ond period, outscoring the Green Wave wrapped up its Hockiils 21-9 in that stanza. second. straight Shore Con- Mike Arace pumped in eight ference "A" Division title yes- A Division points from the outside dur- terday wilh a resounding 11)4- STANDINGS ing the surge, and Frank 62 win over Freehold. TEAM-OVKRAIX W I, Kasyan hit for nix from the Tfie Wave got its 15th con- Long Branch (15-0) 11 0 inside. secutive win of the season and Mlddletown (11-6) 7 4 After a 16-15 first period, its lltli in conference play. Neptune (8-9) 7 4 the Green Dragons jumped In other "A" action, Nep- Brick Twp. (12-5) 6 5 into a 27-17 lead in the sec- tune nabbed a slipping Lake- Rarilan (6-10) 5 6 ond, and were never in dan- wood five, 55-50; iirick Town- Lakcwood (7-9) S 6 ger after that. ship slopped Raritan, 78-61, Freehold (5-12) 3 8 Ed Resch had 11 points to and Middletown Township Toms Klver S. (3-13) 0 It nailed hapless Toms River lead Raritan in the first South, 62-40. period while Brick spread its scoring punch around. Both Llsantl Leads had 11. Hampton had 14, Brown teams played fundamental Led by the shooting of Tony basketball from the tap, and kicked in 15, and Tom Wil- both used a 2-1-2 zone. Lisanti and the slick hall- liams contributed 12 for the handling of Mickey Hampton Wave. Brick maintained the pres- and Jerry Brown, Long Williams led the rcbounders sure in the Uiird period with Branch broke the game open with 14 while Lisanti had 12. Kasyan hitting for 13 points, right at the beginning and Hampton had eight assists mostly on tap-ins around the then coasted home. and Brown had five. basket. Tom Eisenmann did The Colonials threw a 2-1-2 Coach Walsack was cautious- his best to keep the Rockets zone at the Wave, and the ly optimistic after the game. in the game with nine points. Wave ate it up. Brown and He said, "It feels real good. The fourth period was just Lisanti ihit from outside con- Last year we had lots of pres- a matter of playing out the COLLIDING CAGERS — Tool Williams of Long Branch (33) gets a jostling from sistently as Long Branch sure to win because Middle- string as the Rockets never Freehold's Jo'hn Williamson 151) as the two go after the ball in yesterday's basket- , jumped into a 12-1 lead before town was right on our tail. came closer than 13 points. Freehold knew what had hit ball encounter. Freehold's Earl Copeland (53) and Wave's Kevin Baker move in on This year we didn't feel the Kasyan led all scorers with them, pressure. The only pressure 25 markers and also led trie play. Long Branch won the "A" Division title, 104-62. (Register Staff Photo) Lisanti got 22 of his 32 we really felt was and is in rebounders with 16. points in the first half as the being undefeated." Re.sch had 24 points and 11 Wave went off the floor with When asked to look ahead rebounds for Raritan. a 55-26 lead. to the state tournament, Arace canned 22 for Brick Late In the third period, Walsack said, "They all look and Eisenmann chucked in coach Bob Walsack pulled his tough. Bridgewater-Raritan is 19 for the Rockets. Gaseys Catch Rosesregulars, and the bench supposed to be real tough, but Injuns Still Wlnless IT'S ALL MINE — Long Branch's Tony Lisanti (501 played the "rest of the game we're not looking that far Middletown Township held and still outsoored the Co- ahead." Toms River South to 14 points moves tho ball out of the reach of Freehold'* Earl lonials. As for his players, Walsack in the first half to notch win Copeland (53) at he gets ready to go up for a shot. said, "Our kids are real hap- Ron Davis put on a gutty number six in the "A" race Colonial John Williamson (51) block* out a Green In Fourth Quarter performance for Freehold, py. They are a funny crew. and keep the Indians winless Wave opponent. (Register Staff Photo) collecting 32 points, 22 of They want to play the whole against conference foes. BELMAE—Bed Bank Cath- St. Rose hit on 12 of 19 for Red Bank Catholic is now which came in the second game. . .they want to go. . .1 olic had to overcome a 10- 63 per cent. 12-5 this season, while the half. have to hold them back." point St. Rose lead in the Kennedy led the Caseys in Roses are 8-8. However, his only help Freehold is now 6-10 on the the game with 21 points, fol- third period to pull out a 67- The Caseys beat the Roses' came from Bill Pollack, wlio year and 5-6 in the conference. lowed by Tony Rediger's 18. jayvee team, 6141, as Hank Fliers Stop Pincrs 60 triumph here last night. Mike Pappa was second in Mielke scored 18 for the win- Frwholcneji) ^ lour Brunch (101) Keansburg Drops 14th Neptune held Lakewood to The Caseys ran a string of line for the Roses with 13, ners and Tom White canned Davis 10 12 32 Llsantl 14 4 32 Pollack 3 5 11 Hampton 7 0 14 two seven-point periods en- riod. KrzyzanowsU garnered 13 points at the close of the follwed by John Szleiga's 12. 14 for the losers. Sopel'nd 3 3 8 Jones 4 19 route to its eighth win of the SOUTH AMBOY — Out- rapped it up for the home Love 1 1 3 Williams 5 2 12 14 of his game high of 23 third quarter tD close the gap Enderly 1 1 3 Brown 4 5 13 season. classed Keansburg High team which won its 12th game Wil'mi'n Baher School gave St. Mary's a ball against only four defeats. points during the session. to one point. Burfett 0 0 0 Alston 0 2 2 The Fliers had to hold off The Purple Roses led, 43-33 Black 0 0 0 Koddy 2 15 game for the first half here Keansburg is 2-14 on the Teammates Nick Charmello Gw'thney 12 4 a late-fourth period burst by last night before bowing to campaign. midway through the stanza, Coter 16 7 Plner Roscoe Richardson to with 17 points and Mike Jan- Rumson-FairHaven the Eagles, 91-58. St. Mary's completely dom- but the Caseys, who, up until 20 22 82 40 24 10* preserve the victory. Rich- drejewski with 13 mounted then had only scored three Freehold ...12 1( 17 20—62 St. Mary's jumped to a 25-13 inated the backboards and the winning total. All 12 Ea- Long Branch ...... 28 29 27 22—104 ardson scored eight points benefited from the hot band points in the period, ran in the last three and a lead in the first period and gles employed broke into the Lakewood (50) Neptun e> (55) took a 43-26 halftime bulge. A of George Krzyzanowski, scoring column. their string with Pat Kenne- Sets Torrid Pace a O F P half minutes of the game. Rich'son 9 r1 1r9 Hayes 4 5 13 31-18 third period advantage particularly in the third pe- dy's six points leading the Jupiter 5 0 10 Huey 4 0 3 Neptune took a first-period Bill MacDonald was out- MARLBORO — Rumson- accounted for 22 Mustang Johnson 1 2 4 Hughe« 3 4 10 standing for the losers with way. O'athera 1 1 3 Edwards 4 2 1( lead of 15-14, but Lakcwood Fair Haven Regional's torrid points, sparked his team. Ross 0 2 2 Feeney 3 6 12 tied the game at the half as 19 points. Fellow Titan Bruce St. Rose held their advan- Brown 1 0 2 Calderone 10 2 Xavier Remains On Win Track basketball quintet extended Young was hot with his turn- Beatty 4 2 10 Neptune scored only six Haynes added 12. tage until midway through Wlshnlck 0 0 0 the. final quarter until Bill its winning skein to five here around jump shots from the points in the second period. NEW MONMOUTH - points, was high scorer for St. Mary's also won the Ju- 21 8 60 1» 17 55 The Fliers went in front for nior varsity game, 86-64. Carmody, who had led the last night by taming the outside. Lakewood ~_.14 7 7 22—50 Xavier continued its winning the winners, while John Neptune 15 6 15 lfi-55 good in the third by eight Roses with 14 points, fouled Marlboro Mustangs, 65-53. ways in the St. Mary's Ath- Pandofi scored eight for the 81. Mary'* (5A) Rumson drove away in the Brick Twp. (18) | BariUn («1> points. In the fourth stanza, (Si) M»ffl out. G F Pi O F P the Fliers led by 15 points letic Association by defeating losers. O _F T r P Tom Dooley, the Bulldogs' final period of play, outscor- Arace 9 4 221 Resell 11 2 2-1 Cnrtl i 1 0 a. Kr'skl 13 The Caseys then went to leader, was murder from the Kaayan 10 6 25 Els'nrn'nn 8 3 19 with a little less- than four St. Peter's, 34-25. Arnie Mas- St. Joseph continued to lead fitalnton 3 3 9 T. Krz'Bkl < 0 s work on another string, this ing the losers by seven. Connelly 3 2 8 Flynn 3 2 8 Haynes 3 6 12 Charmello A 1 17 top of the key as he scored 27 Gaul 4 6 14 Mason 1 0 2 minutes left, but Richardson terlone and Ed Morrisey the Western Division by de- Tr'B'w»m 0 0 0 Kuilc 3 time seven points, and Marlboro was 13 for 21 at Tally 4 1 9| Lush 2 0 4 came to life for the Piners Shannon 2 2 8 Jand'J'akl < 0 « points, followed by Bob Vet- Ruth'rI'd 0 0 O| Miller 1 0 2 scored eight points eaoh for feating a fighting Holy Cross M'D'nald 7 S 19 Ammon 1 13 warpped up the game. the foul line, while Rumson and closed the gap before the Werner 0 2 2 Buckler 0 0 terl's 24. Scott I < 1 Brady 10 2 St. Peter's, while Mike An- team, 44-40. Pat Melosh and Marki Oil Perw 0 4 went seven for 13. final buzzer sounded. Bart Glowzenskl with 23 and Kelly t 3 • Red Bank Catholic was ex- The two aces distribut- 30 IS 78 I 27 7 81 tonetti scored 15 points for Kibbler* 0 3 cellent at the free - throw Brick Twp 16 31 22 18-78 Ed Hayes led the Fliers 13 points, respectively, led Carroll 3 5 ed their points well. Vetterl Stan Lukoic added 18 points Rarllan 16 9 19 17-61 Xavier. Gullet line with a percentage of .820. with 13 points, followed by the victors, while Dan Ham- 0 4 canned 13 of his total in tiie to the losing cause. Toms River g. Mldillctoun Seton Hall defeated St. Bon- 1 1 The Caseys connected on 23 (40) (6*> Bob Feeney (12), and John mond scored 36 points for 19 20 51 41 9 91 second half, while Dooley Rumson is now 9-7, while OFF n r r Hughes and Mike Edwards aventure, 66-51, Tim Dologhan Ke>t»burc ....« 13 18 14-6S of 28 flips. Fallon S 0 12 Brooks 6 3 16 scored the year high of 53 Holy Cross, ' 8t. Miry'i „ .....25 IB 31 17—91 sank 18 of his before inter- Marlboro has a 7-7 mark. Brunson 0 0 0 Jones 5 212 each had 10. < It. B. C»th. (07) 81. Rone (61)1 mission. Mitel 113 Blojom 4 19 points to pace the winners. O P P OFF Biunion-FII (US) Marlboro (53) Pick'ring 0 0 0 Oarrlson 5 S16 Richardson was high for Rcdlgcr < 10 IB 2 14 Marlboro took the lead af- O F P 0 F P Helm 113 Mundey 0 2 2 -the Piners at 19, followed by Chris Patella and Jim Costi- Kennedy 9 3 21 Dooloy 11 5 27 J'y Young 9 4 22 Carp'nt'r 15 7 Vosk 2 0 4 gan scored 25 points and 17 Boblah 3 3 ter the first period by one Vetterl 11 3 34 Alexander 0 0 0 M'O'llum 2 2 8 Kerrigan 1 0 2 Wayne Jupiter and Vic Beatty M-C'rthy I) 0 point, but the Bulldogs came Connor 3 0 8 Lukoic 6 8 19 WehnBr 2 3 7 Smith .11 0 2 points, respectively, for St. M'Kenzle 1 1 Sparling, 4 0 8 Kelly 3 2 Adler 0 2 2 Roscnthaa] 0 00 0 at 10 apiece. D'OnVrlo 3 3 back in the second stanza to Trotter 0 0 0 Tomticrlln 0 0 0 D'chert? 0 0 0 Dillon 0 0 Neptune is now 7-4 In the BonavenlTw. Commn's 1 0 Dodley 0 0 0 LaMaura 0 0 0 Marino 0 0. Beach 0 0 take the lead by five. orlchlow 0 0 0 Rogers Oil Gill "A" Division, while Lakewood Fordham overwhelmed an Fllzserd l 3 0 0 The Mustangs pulled to Williams 0 0 0 J'n Young 2 0 4 Steward 0 is 5-5. undermanned Georgetown, 47- 23 23 67 I 21 12 60 within four after the third 29 7 85 20 13 5.1 13 II 40 It 1182 Brick took command of its 17. Terry Philpot, with 27 R. B. Cath IS 15 18 21-«7 Rumson-FH .17 IS 13 19-8.1 Toms River S...... 8 « S 50-40 8t. Rose _.._...... ll 18 IS 13-«0 round as Jerry Young, who Marlboro -18 10 14 11—S3 Mlddletown ...... 11 15 IS 20-62 game with Raritan in the sec- Rockets Ride To Mat Win SOUTH AMBOY - Raritan High School won its seventh of 10 wrestling decisions Here yesterday, 47-5, over St. SPECIAL GROUP 11 Games? How about Nine? Mary's. Kevin McAleenan, Uie Rock- ets' undefeated defending dis- BELLS trict ^champion at 115, was REG. 17.1)0 EACH awarded a forfeit victory, as By JONNI FALK ll-game system. He says, "The 11th game the visitors took 11 of the 12 NOW $1000 Ever since the geniuses who determine could be played in Sett's cellar, eliminate weight classes. 2 PAIR'FOR 10 the fate of inter-collegiate football sanc- bowls and make New Year's Day safe Pin winners for Raritan tioned an Uth game for teams that desire Looking for hangover." were Paul Zajac (106), Mark ALL OTHER REG. to play that many, I have been scouring LIONS WHIP LONGH0RNS! Faller (136), Dennis Cogllano STOCK BELLS 20% OFF the papers to see the magnificent contests 'Em Over In case you missed it — and you did (141), Steve Ryan (157) and being scheduled. So far, it has added up unless you happen to read the Philadelphia Jerry Rostaino (heavy- to a big zilch. Inquirer — Penn State did get its chance weight). Just about every school that likes to to play Texas, and the Nittany Lions Rnrllan (47) - 81, Mtry'i (SA) (9) consider itself an intercollegiate power has of the country; East, South, Midwest and romped home a 21-9 winner. 9S—Item Ploe (HI (1. Paul Lahlanr, 30 indicated it would like to play an 11th tilt, Far West. The Inquirer asked the manufacturer 108—Paul 7'fl JHC won by East playing Far West and South meeting stage the game, and two stand-ins played lorfcll has been about the only item of nute. 123—Eil BeMaii IK) d. Clnry Sclnier. The 11th game was sanctioned for one Midwest. The two winners would meet to Darrel Royal and Joe Patcrno. 130—I'pln &ilg» ISM) p. Tom Miller, reason only — to bring additional revenues decide a national champion.» To make a long story short, Penn Slate 1:30 ]rd Obviously, the system isn't foolproof. 138—Murk Fuller (II) p. Vunrile I to r- into the hard-pressed coffers of the powers scored twice after interceptions, gave up a ila.h, 1:31 2nd Which recruit heavily and field big squads. There would still be that matter of pick- safety and a TD lo Texas, and then came 141—Tirnnh CitKllmio (R) p. Jerry Miutln. 1:.">9 tni I doubt If Wilkes or Wagner would be Inter- ing the top team in each section and sup- back with its third score to make it 21-9. Hd-Mlkr Mmnngelln (II) rt. Bm, pose this year's Texas and Penn Stale cnpnldn, 12-0 ested, especially since they don't play 10 All scoring came in the first half. 157—Slovo Kynn tit) p. Mnrty snern- games now. teams had both come from the same area, Texas won Ilic b;itt!e of statistics, get- •I. liDd Irnl ltrolhcr, would you have an argument! 188- Mike Cnriuio (R) p. Hod Ilishn, Hence, the big teams arc looking around ting 15 first downs to 10 for the Lions and 1:38 lut 17B-llnwln DcMonle (III d, Ed K«- for somebody to play before a packed An alternative would be to allow some picking up 207 yards passing to State's rnchevli, l)-o committee to choose the top four teams in 126. State oulrushec! Texas, 129-117. Hvy—J.prry Uontalno (It) p. Walter house. And they want big guarantees for Tiiliifl, o:!D 2nd away games. the nation; regardless of section, and then The computer had James Street com- FOR THF, PLAYOFF SYSTEM let them battle it out. pleting 14 of 2,1 passes for Hie LunRhorns, JEANS 20 OFF The .system could work better than Flotilla 88 Sets The approval of the extra game brings but four were Intercepted by State. Charlie TIE DYE what we have now, especially if the play- Burkhnrdt lilt 1.1 of 17 fur the Lions, In- $000 us back to something that Michigan State's Seamanship Course SHIRTS Duffy Daugherty and Tenn .State's Joe offs were used to fill In some of tho bowl eluding throe for TIVs. Lydell Mitchell was games. Let's siiy, the Gator and Blucbon- ASBUUY PARK - Coast Patcrno have been advocating for years the top rusher with 7H yards on 14 carries. Guard Auxiliary' Flottilla 88 net Howls could be used for tho prelims, — a playoff system to determine who Tales The game, incidentally, was not refer- has scheduled a 10-week ba- where. and the Hose Howl for the big one. ecu by President Nixon — nor did he ap- sic seamanship and sate boat If the public really wants college yid An ll-game season would not bo any pear in the computer room after the tilt. handling course at the Km- squads ruled - and It appears It does - longer than that played by most «f I he Tlic results, of course, arc Just as con- press Mnlel here beginning the 11th game could be a lever to pry ojicn perennial bowl teams now. Piny ing 11! — clusive as the will to llm Itocky Mmviaiifl- March 5 nt 8 p.m. tho closed doors of the present system. if n tenm went to a bowl after Its ll-Kumn CHSSIIIS t'lay coinpHlcrlzcd fi^hl. Registration will tako place Why not reverse the trend? Instead of slate — could bo liurmful physically and Maybe nil athletic events .slimiM be just prior to the first meet- slating 10 regular season games as must lll y staged by cotnpulei'. Look lit the nugrnva- ing. colleges do, why not schedule nine? By tho way, how many football games llon Hie wife wouldn't liave (could you The course Is designed to 36 HARDING RD. I'ICK TOP I'OUIl did Tony ltnulshaw play this past season? watch a computer on TV?), and Hunk of help novice boatmen learn That would jjlvo tho top schools the It scemwl Ilkn every all-stnr gumo In tho the Injuries tho players wouldn't get? the fundnmentnls of safety RED BANK leeway to play two post senson Kamcs ench country hud him in I lie lineup. Hut (hen, there wouldn't Ix- any need and courtesy afloat. OWN DAILY TILL fllO 842-0437. ydir, Those who liink tho teams could Our learned "Innocent Bystander," for guys Ilko sports writers. There's a It will consist of one two- plckja top tenin fiom eiitli of fout sections Shccluin, seem!) to be all for tho thought. hour pesslon each week for LARGEST SELECTION OF BELLS IN MONMOUTH COUNTY ID weeks. 22 -THE DAILY REGISTER, BED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N. I: WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY J. Toomey: Athlete for the Common Man

By GEORGE SIIEEIIAN on dramatic Olympic victories to win the adds: "We've become so economically How could a man considered by many coveted trophy. oriented that we've lost sight of the real to be the world's greatest athlete in 1968 Shorn ol the excitement of the Games, value in life." be left off the ballot for the 1969 James the heart-stopping 1,500-meter finale under Innocent rUKSllIT OF EXCELLENCE E. Sullivan Memorial Award? the lights, the emotional Olympic crowds, For Toomey, these values arc tied up Easy, if you're a champion. the decathlon becomes what it is — a Bystander with the discipline and concentration de- And how could his subsequent 11th hour group of ordinary but single-minded ath- manded by his pursuit of excellence in addition to the list of candidates result in letes plodding through a two-day meet with the decathlon. A pursuit now stretching to long delays, mediocre performances and a a landslide victory? mon garden variety human being can do. 10 years and one he has no intention of Easy, if you're . welter of statistics. No ordinary American stopping. "By continuing to compete as a Still a bit mystified? Well, it makes sports fan for whom world class is the "Physically, a lot of people can do it," says Olympic coach Payton Jordan, "but doddering old-timer of 31," he says, "may- more sense if you realize that decathlon minimum requirement would waste his time be I can convince some of our young peo- champions are not great athletes, although watching. not many can do it mentally. It takes a rare talent to put together the physical ple that they shouldn't be sports dropouts they are great amateurs. And that the A HOUSEHOLD NAME at 21 or so." decathlon is not, as yet, an American event. Not so in Europe where Friedel Shirmer attributes and the mental toughness it takes PUT IN MOTHBALLS is a household name and Bill Toomey is to be a decathlon champion." Toomey was just short of 31 when he True, Americans have won the Olympic recognized on the street. Shirmer, the I'm not sure I buy that. At least the broke the world's record last December. decathlon for the past 40 years (except world's best decathlon coach, numbers part that not many people can do it. We It was the culmination of a decade of tor 1964, the year of Will! Holdorf) - but among his pupils Toomey, Kurt Bendlin all possess, as William James noted, re- serious study and training and followed following the arivedercis, the sayonaras, (whose world's record Toomey broke last sources that only very exceptional indi- five consecutive U. S. titles, the 1968 and vaya con dios the event is put in moth- December), and Hans-Joachim Walde, the viduals push to their extremes of use. Olympic Gold (and Olympic record) and balls (or another four years. The decathlon Olympic runner-up. Shirmer/ however, is "As a rule," he wrote, "men habitually nine futile attempts in 1969 to break Bend- performer becomes as rare as the whoop- not responsible for the European enthusi- use only a small part of the powers which lin's mark. Typical of the decathlon, Ing crane and for good reason. There are asm for the decathlon. It stems from the they actually possess." The problem is Toomey broke the tape for the 1,500 meters possibly 55 of the whoopers around today attitude of the Europeans toward sport. how to tap them. How to awaken the ener- and the new world's standard before an and leu than 100 athletes who have com- "They are there," writes Robert Daley, gies of loyalty, courage and endurance. empty stadium with a handful of friends, peted in two or more . "to see a man cope. Cope with the brute Sources as diverse as James, Robert officials and curious neighborhood children. enemy, with his own nerves, with fatigue." Bolt (the author of "A Man for All Sea- Only in Olympic years is the decathlon "The Sixteenth Century," says the Com- competitor the big man with the public That's what the decathlon is all about. sons," and Toomey himself come up with much the same answer. We respond to mon Man in Bolt's play, as he raises his and the press. Granted, five of these multi- The common man coping. These athletes jug, "is the century of the common man." event men have won the Sullivan Award are not the finely bred champions of other social ideals (James), non-rational trans- cendental ideas (Bolt) and Toomey's "To And then adds, "Like all centuries. That previously, but only Barney Berlinger events. Not for them is best of breed. is my proposition." (1931) did it in a non-Olympic year. Jim But with lineage obscured and pedigree me what's important is what that little Bausch, , 17-year-old Bob doubtful they still cope. From 5-6, 145- round medal (Olympic) stands for. We've I'll drink to that. And give my vote to Mathlas, and Bafer Johnson (after his epic pound Jefl Bannister to 6-8, 210-pound Dick lost the concept of doing something be- Bill Toomey, the common man's common itruggle with C. K. Yang) all capitalized Wananmaler they show us what the com- cause it's worthwhile in itself." Then he athlete. Bill Toomey Warriors Minding Admirals Still Tops, Room at the Top But Not Coasting Manisquan High School tied at 10-10. The Bishops Henry Hudson Regional, re- lead. Keyport's John Schanck bounding strongly from its managed to stay on top of the 6 r then ran off six straight to sliced the margin to one, but lead l«-10 at the end of the first setback of the season Larry Mattox closed out Cen- heap in the Shore Conference B Division i first period, and increased last Friday, maintained its Division tral's scoring with a basket, "B" Division race by down- . STANDINGS the lead to 34-21 at the half. slim half-game lead in the STANDINGS for a 60-57 count with 2:19 ing the old spoiler Jackson TEAM-OVERALL W L Asbury is now 10-7 on the Shore Conference "C" Divi- TEAM-OVERALL W L left to play. Township, 7M5. Manasquan (13-5) 11 S season and 6-5 in the Divi- sion last night, routing South- Henry Hudson (18-1) 11 1 Ocean Twp. (15-3) » 2 ern Regional, 90-41. Central Reg. (10-3) 10 1 Orr connected for the final In another important "B" sion: Monmouth Regional points of the game with a lit- game, Ocean Township Bed Bank (J-8) 8 3 slipped to 5-11 overall and The victory gave the Ad- Point Beach (9-5) 7 4 Asbury Park (11-7) 8 5 Keyport (8-9) 6 5 tle more than two minutes re- mauled Matawan Regional, 4-7 in the league. mirals, 18-1 overall, an 11-1 maining. Each team got its Jackson Twp. (8-8) 4 7 Shore Reg. (6-11) 5 6 79-61 to maintain its second- Len Jackson and Stan conference mark, the loss be- hands on the ball during the Monmouth (5-11) 4 7 Point Boro (6-11) 3 S place position in the league. Parker put on a two-man ing administered by Central hectic minutes, but neither Matawan (MO) 3 7 Southern (2-13) 2 9 Red Bank kept in the race show for the Bishops in the Regional, which nipped Key- could put it through the hoop. Howell (2-14) 0 11 Wall Twp. (2-iTS) 1 11 by clobbering Howell, 97-57, middle stanza when the win- port, 60-59, last night. Cen- Keyport's last fling at pulling and Asbury Park swallowed ners were putting the game tral is 18-1 in "C," 10-3 it out of the fire failed when Monmouth Regional, 92-42. out of the wood. against all opposition. of its day's activity. The Ad- Orr's jumper from the top of Hirst Leads Way Jaguars are now 4-7 in the Jackson had nine in the In otter "C" action last miral junior varsity (14-2) the key missed with three sec- Manasquan, led by Chip "B" loop. second period and 11 in the night, Point Pleasant Beach whipped Central, 60-34, while onds to go. Hirst ran a third-period Spartans Keep Pace third to wind up with 26. rocked Shore Regional, 69-54, the freshmen ripped Bay- Bell was high man for Cen- string of eight points to de- Mark Hlatky, Ocean Town- Parker pumped in four in the and Wall Township upset shore, 63-39. tral with 21 points, while cide its see-saw contest ship's big gun, scored 34 second and eight in the third, Point Pleasant Boro, 79-60. against Jackson Township. finishing with 18, all from the Keyport threw a big scare Mattox and Keyes had 17 pouits to help his team run Rams Try Slowdown and 15, respectively. Trailing 33-32 going into the away from Matawan Region- field. He also had 24 rebounds. into Central before bowing Southern tried a slow-down Bennett paced the losers third stanza, Hirst got things al in an important "B" out- The Golden Falcons were to a 14-8 Golden Eagle ad- on Henry Hudson, and it with 21 points. Art Olson fol- rolling for the Big Blue War- ing. guilty of numerous turn- vantage in the final period. worked for the first two and lowed with 16 and Orr canned riors. He scored 14 of his to- overs. Asbury dominated the The Red Raiders, now 8-9 The Huskies moved right to a half minutes of the game, 13. tal 34 points in the quarter as the lead, 8-4 in the opening boards, forcing Monmouth to overall and 6-5 in"C," jumped his team ran off 26 paints to shoot from the outside and neither team scoring. Then Each team had 23 field period, but the Spartans Ram Gary Smith was fouled out to a 19-15 first period the Jaguars' 17. keeping them to one shot. lead on the strength of an 11- goals. Keyport, which didn't scored the last 11 points in A LEAP AND A GRAB — Asbury Park's Stan Parker and he converted to give the shoot a foul shot in the final « Hirst was also the scdring the quarter as Charlie Brown Jackson got his points point show by Joe Bennett. itar in the fourth period as mostly on driving layups and visitors a short-lived lead. stanza, hit 13 of 19 from the accounted for five and Bich (43) seems to have things under, control as he goes Henry Hudson scored the last They continued in the second he rolled off another 10 jumpers from the top of the 1 line. Central was 14 of 23. Smith popped in four. up for a rebound while Monmouth Regional ! Bruce 15 points in the period, Les period and held a 32-26 half- markers. key. Parker was deadly on time margin. Southern Reg. The second period was offensive rebounds as the Gerrity (25) seems to be waiting for a miscue. Steve Hendricks hitting for five and (Ill The first half saw close ac- Tom Riley four. Central cut ttie gap to 51-46 O F P a F r tion. Manasquan pulled out to even with both teams posted Bishops often got three and Newkirk 142) of the Bishops is ready to give as- going into the'final stanza Arg'drett Oil Hendrtclu 5 S 15 IS more points. : G'gS'lth 2 6 10 T. Rtley 3 0 6 a pne-point advantage at the four shots. sistance. Asbury Park won, 92-42, Southern, which was limit- and finally took its first lead, orahim OOO Motley O 0 0 Ocean wei\t a little wild in ed to just 10 field goals in the coed ooo c. Whllley * O W end of the first period, but Brace Gerrity led the Fal- 53-51, on Pete Bell's three- Homer Oil Earler 2 0 4 the third stanza as Hlatky (Register Staff Photo) contest, didn't get its first 8erplco 5 12 23 Redmond 3 17 Jackson went up by one at cons with 13 points. point play. O'yl'llh S 1 5 Kotnek 13 5 the hall. scored the first seven points until the Admirals pulled out The contest then went down Pine 1 O S R, Riley T J It to a 21-1 lead. Smith again Storab'rg O V. Rllty 3 1 « The Warriors immediately and then went on -the add a to the wire, as a pair of bas- Kelly 3.2 t went ahead at the start of total of 19 in the period. connected. J. Wittier Sin kets by Central's Bob Keyes Hancock OOO the third making the count, The Ocean Sharpshooter With Carl Whitley netting sandwiched one by the Keys' Record Field Ready to Roll eight points in the second S4-33, Warriors. fouled out of the game with Keith Orr for a 58-55 Ram The Jaguars tied the score 6:38 still left in the game, period Hudson pulled out to for the last time in the third but the contest was already a 45-15 halftime bulge. The Central In. (60) on ice. third period count was 65-25, a F r period at 42-all. From that In Eighth Monmouth Masters Frosh Grapplers Keyes e lit Orr (11} point it was the Warriors all Matawan took the scoring as Coach Dick Fosko turned Bell D 3 21 Schanck 3 O J the reserves loose. Mallox B 7 17 Bennett 7 J SI the way. lead in the final round, 21-13, MATAWAN - One of Mon- erly's task will not be easy carries with it an automatic Collect Second Maauhr OOO Olnen T 1 It The game was marked by Biulgley 2 0 4 Qulnn Oil Dean Forrest helped the but the Ocean lead was too mouth County's most exciting with so many top-notch entry into the National ABC RED BANK - Red Bank Wallen DO-0 UackMcn 0 1 j an abnormal amount of fouls. Santlfort 0 0 0 winning cause with 20 points, much of an obstacle for the bowling events gets underway bowlers in this year's event. Masters Tournament with a High's freshman wrestling Southern was diarged with Cox 113 all from the floor. Huskies to overcome. this weekend at Strathmore Winning the county title $4,000 first place prize and team got its second win Lanes, here. 25 violations, Hudson 23. 2.1 II 60 33 13 63 The Jaguars had three Ocean's win extended its national fame as an addition- against three losses by whip- central Re«...... 15 11 30 14—«0 men in double figures. Dave The tournament brings to- al list of opportunities. Admiral reserve Robert ping Perth Amboy's frosh, 33- Keyport ....18 13 U 8—69 "B" mark to 9-2, while the Riley wound up as high man Dennis led the way with 18, Huskies are 3-7. gether the best male bowl- Beverly is representing 12, here yesterday. Hhotv lire. III) rt. Bmck (W> followed by teammates Ho- ers sanctioned through the Straughn for the winners with 16 points. i; F 1" OF* Ocean's jayvces won, 51-47. Monmouth County in the ABC Hendricks, back in action af- Robert Wills, 98-pounder; Jeffrey s I II MeKennu 4 0 8 man Zubchenok (15) and Monmouth County Bowling Craig Sevison, 115; Joe Wil- Donohoe 3 3 » Shipley I 1 II Steve Setrin canned 22 fo! masters in Knoxville, Tenn., ter sitting out Friday's Cen- MoC'vlllB 2 3 S Colllion 4 4 19 Greg Archer (13). Association. Writes On to be held in a couple of son; 136, and Dave Bently, Knlerlem 2 1 5 Mlokle 10 2 11 the winners. tral Regional game with a Tetl 3 4 10 Wbllley 111 Manasquan is the undis- This will be the eighth an- 148, all registered pins for the Waldrop .3 0 8 MeUfCr 114 months. suspension, added 15 points. Burnt* l puted leader of the "B" Di- Bucs Halt Rebels nual Masters Tournament Bucs. 1 3 Schmrti 2 0 4 Colleges /This Sunday, the • finalists Ten of the dozen players used D'Anbr'tl o 1 1- Ha*» BOO vision with a 10-2 mark. The Bob Lawrence led the Red Konan o D'nujrltn OOO and each year this event will grind it out in head-to- Byrd Walker, at 106, got his 0 0 Bank five over the Howell draws a larger field. by Fosko broke into the scor- J.rkllM (IS) IUI 111) RED BANK - "Plan early head match play until the sur- ing column. fifth straight win in as many SOU 51 a> n tD d r P G F r Rebels in a rather easy con- This Saturday, 189 bowlers for your child's education. times out. Shore Rer. „„ - 7 « 1» 22—81 Archir Hint 10 334 vivor of the winners' bracket Tom Serpico paced South- Pt. Beach :. ...n 17 sr -is—«S Zub'nok RetUlno 12 4 test for the Bucs. will take to the lanes, rep- Don't wait until his or her meets the winner of the losers' ern's scoring with 22 points, D'AnflM t O » Kuu 3 2 « The winners pulled out to a resenting the largest entry WM*M 1 1 i Forreit 10 O 20 senior year in secondary bracket. 12 from the foul line. Greg Dennli 1 1 18 Burdtt OOO 20-U lead after the first ever. •ttmot 4 O » Moore 4 0 8 school to begin searching for Smith accounted for 10, six BarUUnl 0 0 0 Jaokaon 3 0 4 eight minutes, then added six The winner of the final Strathmore Lanes, being a college . . . Visit several from the line. Jl 14 It more to the bulge at the half. the largest drawing estab- colleges if possible . . . The match will determine the .15 1« IT IS—W Monmouth County Masters The Rams are 2-13 overall, ...18 H If, 1J—76 Lawrence scored eight lishment in the county, will smaller, less well . known 2-9 in the conference. use all 40 lanes starting at school just may be for your Champion for 1970. Matewin HI) I Ocean Twp.' 178HI1) points in the third, followed Hudson made a clean sweep r r by seven for teammate Jim 5:30 p.m. Saturday. child," writes Charles T. GOLDEN HlaUty 13 S Hall Brown 0 2 12 Golson as the Bucs posted 31 For the convenience of the Straughn 3rd in January's is- Molhtr H'nn'b'rry J 4 8 sue of Weight Watchers Mag- Johnaon Butch 1 1 4 points in the period. large spectator crowd that fol- 5th Setback ANCHOR HUM., BoiuhruBoughr m 2 0 4 Lawrence was truly superi- azine, ftchour Moon 1 3 lows the action, the projected r n Smith 0 14 or under the boards, as was telcscores will be used. Mr. Straughn is managing INVESTMENT vv«' oo• o Anrieri 0 0 0 his team. He grabbed 14 re- For Mermen Trilali o J VUlapltno OOO Tournament secretary Luke editor of Lovejoy's College Cajntron 1 3 > CERTIFICATES bounds while the Buc total Forrest will register score- Guide, put out by Lovejoy's ASBUrtY PARK — The jiances 25 11 »1 M U 79 ran to 53 as opposed to 29 keepers for this event. Any College Guide and Counseling Shore area's swim (cam MINIMUM $10,000 Malayan ...II 1» 13 21—6> for the Rebels. Ocean Twp ...» 1J 25 13—78 qualified person ' interested Service, 443 Broad St. dropped its fifth meet in MINIMUM 2-YIAR TIRM Lawrence rolled up 22 seven outings here last week, Red Bank («) I can check with him for in- In his article, lie takes the art' We have O F P | n r p points in the game; Golson as Mnntclair scored a 117-98 Dividend! Maihti rjolunn » I 17 Rummera n 1 II struction and assignment. reader on a tour of America's I«dero«a 8 I 1.1 J nnti 3 7 1.1 had 17. Bill Iaderosa fired in The action starts with each smaller institutions ol learn- victory. or Cempoundadl Ltwr'in I l!! HnMard 2 J 0 13 as did Friti Roth. Taylor 12 4 1 r'nilcjn OOO contestant rolling a three- ing, from those in the liocky Tom O'Brien and ,!im Mor- just nom 5 :i 1:11 Hampton Guy Graff led the Rebel wild o n n nlllrn 1 0 7 fjamc block across six lanes. Mountains which also high- rissy both scored double vic- Mori* 3 0 4 JfUi.iNrn 3 0 fl charge with 13, followed by The top half by total score light skiing, to ones which tories. W'Bhinfl'n 0 J I Marc Summers at 11. Kelly O 3 3 McOarty 1 3 A will continue by bowling an specialize in courses In crim- O'Brien won Ilia 40-yard the home A. tait'u 3 3 0 HRiiner O 0 II The win was the eighth for WalllriK 1 0 2 additional three-game block. inology and ichthyology (tho nolllm 1 1 4 the Bucs in "B" competition backstroke and the 40-yard Nortlee 0 0 II Clement* 0 0 0 Once again the field will be study of fishes), right up to against three loses. Howell brcaststroke, while Morrlssy 3.5 f? 17 I 19 19 ,17 cut. This lime only the top the colleges, secular ami Cath- you've been litcl Bam 20 111 31 27—117 Is 0-11 In "li". took top honors in the 160- Howill II 13 15 1H 07 15 with the highest six-game olic, which are now coeduca- ANCHOR YOUR SAVINGS TO . . . Bishops Show Muscle yard .individual medley and total will be eligible to go In- tional. Monmfttith Rrg, I Alliurr l*arl* Asbury Park's game with Die 100-yard backstroke. II!) (0!) to the finals. Mr. Slraughn is the son-in- Chuck Mitchell scored a Wanting. i 10 ll ll a—«j champion New York Mets. fully defended his ti^c. Bev- town. divers with 111.05 points. Aibury P»rk |< ll 27 31-01 -THE DAILY RF/,ISTFJ». RED BANK • M1DDIXT0WN, N ].; WKDM^SfMY, r"MW AHY 4, J07O At the Movies ALTER II EADE 1 HEATRES Television Today RED BANK EAST BRUNSWICK CARI-TON- TURNI'IKK— Butch Cmalilv * Tin Suii'lanca Kid onpn»o(m Un , MX); 7:20; J;.VI. IN/Kym Tlif Murli fi.rflf B WCBS-TV o WNEW.TV O WOR-TV fB WNDT-TV KATONTOWN ;f COMMUNITY- '""' vv'Kvii AMBOV $ED BANK O WNBCTV O WABCTV ID WPIX-TY 9 Indiot*! Cola* Tlm BM-ret of Hanta VI!U,rl;i 7:'/l; AMROYS imiVK-IN- POSITIVELY THE TM; »:M. ARLTON DAYTIME MOVIES ( 7 ) NANNY AND THE PROFESSOR (C) DRIVE-IN- III : If fl.t JIMI': LAST 5 DAYS "The New Butch." When Butcli affects a cool, Mp llonfiymof.n KillTji 7:ryj; VI 2'J; 741-9600 Killers TlirH! tl:H. MliNM) I'AKK 9:00 (7) "Sombrero" facade, Nanny advise; Professor Everett that his 1 FltlKIIOI.I) CINKMA- 10:00 (5) "Bataan" young son need ; more intention and suggests that th» Not that H malfen. but most of It fetrae, 1:00 (5) "Of Human Hearh" family attend the faculty picnic. Tt>* B(!tmt of Hantu Vfllnrla 7.<|C); 4:30 U> "The Long, Long Trailer" ( 9 ) THE AVENGERS (C) 0:20. 20th CENTURY-FOX PRtSENIS [ 7 ) "The Fly" (II) BEAT THE CLOCK (C) ASBUKY PARK Laura INvro Is (13) NEW JERSEY SPEAKS FOR ITSELF I,YHIC- "Wiretapping Debate" Putn*y Hwf)f,n 7:,"ifl; D:;iO. EVENING 8:00 ( 5 ) TO TELL THE TRUTH (C) MAYFAIIt- Conccrl lM:afun* ROBERT BEDFORD 6:00 (2) U) NEWS (C) ( 71 THE COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER (C) The ir,itj«r«atrd 2:flf): 7:20: 9:30. WKST LONG BKANCH — NEPTUNE CITY KATHARINE ROSS. ( . "Guardian for Eddie." Tom Corbett's search for Songwriter I>aura Nyro, ro- ( 5 ) LOST IN SPACE (C) guardian for Eddie centers on Norman Tinker after NKPTUNK CITY- "Curse ot Cousin Smith." Tom observes a generation gap between Eddie and hi* Thr Ber.rft fif flfinta. Vlttorla 7 M; ganled hy many as "the Inp- BUTCHCASSIDYAND ! (7) EYEWITNESS NEWS-4:00 REPORT (C) grandmother. 0:31). pest" recording artist on the THESUNDANCliKID (9 ) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND (C) (II) CAN YOU TOP THIS7'.,(C) BRICK TOWN contemporary music seen/:, fill BATMAN (C) Guests: Arte Johnson,-Bill Dana and Stu QllUwn. BRICK I'LAZA- will headline the March Gras (13) WHAT'S NEW? (13) N.E.T. FESTIVAL The Uniirfmtpfl 7:10; 9:25. concert at Monmouth College, MAM, CINEMA- "Stand Up for Counting Part III" 9:00 [2) i.,.»,vAL i. _.> i^, Funny fllrl 8:rKI. Friday. 4:30 (9) FLIPPER (C) Dr. Joe Gannon suspects that a sightless teenager l& (II) STAR TREK (C) suffering from hysterical blindness when she reacts TOMS RIVER Singer Turley Ilichard.s "The Deadly Years." When the USS Enterprise visit* visibly to a hypodermic needle after being hospitalized COMMUNITY- completes the agenda for the In a motorcycle accident. Thn Undefeated 7:15; 6:20, concert, sponsored by the Stu- another, planet, the landing party is exposed to a DOVER- strange malady which ages the crew at an Incredible (4) KRAFT MUSIC HALL (C) Putnty Swnp« 2:30; 7:35; 9:35. dent Government Association, rate. Starring Desl Arnaz, Bernadette Peters, Vivian Vance, It Is scheduled to begin at Lucle Arnaz and Desl Arnaz Jr. (13) UNIVERSITY OF THE AIR North of Red Bank 8:30 p.m. in the Alumni Me- MIDDLETOWN ( 7 ) THE JOHNNY CASH SHOW (C) morial Gymnasium. Tickets NOW AT 7*0 (2 ) CBS EVENING NEWS WITH Quests: The Everly Brothers, Dusty Bpringfleld, Rod ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS OWN WALTER CRONKITE (C) McKuen, ATLANTIC- are on sale in the Student POPULAR PRICES ' (4) HUNTLEY-BRINKLEY REPORT (C) ( 9 I MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE The Lion In Winter 7;0O; 9:15. Union Building, and will also 671-1020 be available at the door the (5) I LOVE LUCY "Killers of Kilimanjaro" (I960) starring Robert Taylor. MIDDLETOWN (7) ABC EVENING NEWS WITH FRANK • (ID THE FELONY SQUAD (C) TOWN- night of the concert. runny Olrl 8:00. REYNOLDS AND HOWARD K. SMITH (C) "A Blueprint for Dying." A private Investigator. ln« Laura Nyro's music, all of HAZLET w (9) DICK VAN DYKE SHOW volred In Industrial espionage, murders two men. which she writes, arranges DIRECT FROM ITS LONG-RUN (13)'INTERFACE (C) PLAZA- and sings to her own piano (13) NEWS IN PERSPECTIVE (C) The Undefeated 7:10; 0:25. "Liquid Crystals" 9:30 (II) N.Y.P.D. (C) ROUTE 35 DRIVEIN- accompaniment, is described ROADSHOW ENGAGEMENTS! 7:30. (2) HEE HAW (C) "Catch a Hero." Mike Halnes breaks down a girl's The Undefeated 7:00; 10:15; Tie as a blend of rock, jazz, soul Guest*: PerJin Husky, Dottie West. alibi and incriminates her boy friend In the brutal Boston Strangler 8:60. and classical. The first tune «•»<«•••**«»••»•••*»*«»»**» (4) THE VIRGINIAN (C) killing of a drunk. KEYP0RT which brought her to the at- "Train ot Darkness." A retired gunslinger is captured STRAND ART- tention of otlier musicians by a •vengeance-seeking family at a lonely spot alone 10:00 ( 2 ) HAWAII FIVE-0 (C) Putney Swop* 7:15: 10:30; Thtee the Wyoming railroad line. - Chinn Ho Kelly is accused of taking a bribe from a Into Two Won't Go 8:50. was "Stoned Soul Picnic," a Academy narcotics dealer and McGarrett has to suspend him. 5th Dimension million-seller. Award ( S)' TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES (C) (4) THEN CAME BRONSON (C) Winner "Lucky Day." When Jim Bronson' lends his cousin BEST money to buy a wedding dress, she uses some of It tfTKSS to gamble and hits a hot winning streak. Radio ' Barbra THE (5) (II) 10 O'CLOCK NEWS (C) Streisand ( 7 ) THE ENGELBERT HUMPERDINCK SHOW (C) Stations Quests: Lou Bawls, Oina LoUobrlgida, Kaye EalUrd, Roger Whittaker. NEWS BROADCASTS (13) NEWSFRONT KYW, WINS and WCBS are 11:00 (2) (4) (7) NEWS,WEATHER,SPORTS (C)] all news stations. All others Now thru Tuesday "Open for Your Luncheon Pleasure" ( 5 ) PEYTON PLACE have news hourly on the hour (II) HERE'S BARBARA (C) except WABC and WHTG (9) BASKETBALL which broadcast news five WINNER! ONLY 44 DAYS 'TIL SPRING » •*, Atlanta Hawks ys New York Knlcks minutes before the hour. ACADEMY i AWARDS Enjoy Your Lunch and Watch The New Season 11:30 ( 2 ) THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW (C) SHORE AREA 3 (4 ) THE TONIGHT SHOW (C) JOS6PH€.L£VlN6»,.,.u Draw Closer Over The Beautiful AM FM All ANWCOeMBASSYFILM Shrewsbury River Quest: Donna Theodore WHTO l«10 106.3 WA.EB (5) 11:30 MOVIE WRLB 107.1 WOBM P6T6R KATHARIN6 ************ "The Smallest Show on Earth" (1951) starring Vir- WJLK 1310 91.3 NEW YORK AREA O'TOCte H6PBURN ginia McKenna, Bill Travers. Newlyweds Inherit .MARTIN POU In The EvW of Bad Weather cinema in North England and envision an opulent WABC 770 05.5 WNCN WBAI B9.5 Won 710 You May Enjoy Your Jumbo Drinks entertainment palace. WCBB 880 101.1 WPAT 830 WARM UP ( 7 ) THE DICK CAVETT SHOW (C) WDHA 105.5 WPDC WEVD 1330 97.9 WPOW 1330 In Front of Our Blazing Firspiaee (9) THE LATE MOVIE WFUV 60.7 WQXR 15W WOLI 1390 WRFM 105.1 1HeL1ONINWlNT6R WITH (II) PERRY MASON WNYC 830 LUNCHEON GROUPS WELCOME WHN 1050 83.9 "The Case of the Curious Bride." WINS 1010 WRVB 106.7 WKCR 89.9 WTFM 103.5 Open Daily at 11:30 A.M. to 9:30, Excepting Tue». 12:30 (II) THE LATE NEWS (C) WLIB J1D0 107.! WVNJ 620 10O.3 WMCA 670 WNBC 97.1 SANTA 1:0O ( 2 ) THE ONE A.M. REPORT (C) P.S. DON'T FORGET OUR ... PHILADELPHIA SUNDAY MORNING BRUNCH ( 4 ) TONIGHT'S NEWS (C) 2.95 (7) THE BEST OF BROADWAY WCAU 1210 88.1 WIBG 990 ALL YOU CAN EAT ... m 580 102.1 WPEN 950 102.9 "Queen of the Nile" (1962) starring Jeanne Craln, Ed- KYW lOflO WIP 610 83.3 VITTORIA P.P.S. ALSO OUR FAMOUS ... mund Purdom, Drama 1^ WEDNESDAY NITE BUFFET 3.95 POPULAR ALL YOU CAN EAT ... DENVER (AP) - A Den- A DT KEYPORT m DRIVE-IN AKI 264-0452 Enjoy Cocktails In Our 'Dungeon' Open 7 Nltes ver-based research institute has announced that Colorado 2 mr. SOUTH ICT. RTE. 35 & 36 NOW PLAYING l HAZLET 264-2200 OCEAN AVE. S",SSr SEA BRIGHT is now the sixth most popular sDot for tourists Rock Hudson "PUTNEY SWOPE" TllF.SIXHrTOKSANTAVrrroRIA" • ANTHONY (JlilS'N _ the VIRNAIJSI•ltAfitlV KRIT.tKSfWilO [RANCHI ,*-% The Truth and Soul Movia Undefeated • also • [^.^•^r^ ROD STEIGER AND CLAIRE BLOOM TbnyCurte ATONTOWN CO-FEATURE in THE BOSTON DRIVE-IN "KILLERS THREE" STRANGLER "3 INTO 2 WM200 WONT GO" This is • the ad mm . ..iniimede,. Martha Beck answered that led her,: to Raymond Fernandez that : led them both to the electric chair. \ hckBthf't BRICK PLAZA SHOPPING asm, ROUTE II47M100 THE HOtlEVmODn KILLERS NOW SHOWING tf-?- WINE JohnW^yne ASBURY PARK SUGGESTED Rock Hudson YRIC FOR T-CELLAR intliA mvim* ADULTS ONLY SKI AIL 11IW CWMITKLU

BIG VANILLA at DAVOS. N. Y. Th» Jcruy Short wdcomti this delightfully new Undefeated §. rtndtivout — The UpMalrj Wliw Ctllor high abovt tht Shanty Pub. It'i an Intlmott motllng place, featuring fine wlnei and cheeMi — and MALL CINEMA DANCE ALL NIGHT HICK BLVD., MICK UKN 07 Illl deilgntd for coiy warmth and food cheer. AT THE DISCOTHEQUE or return at 5 P.M. NOW SHOWING

THIS SATURDAY, BUSES WILL LEAVE FOR BIG VANILLA at A Happy Addition to DAVOS, NEW YORK FROM N. Y. Kaans., L. B. Bus Co. Terminal, Monmouth Coll., Cedar & Norwood Highway 36 Avei., W. Long Branch LOBSTER mm Red Bank Bus Terminal, Monmouth St. Airport Plaxa Terminal, State Hwy. 36, and Bridge Ave. Haxlet MUuntER.^ RWSW Brookdala Community Collego, Nowman Springs Road, Llncroft PUB 50 $JJ00 The Upstairs Wine Cellar JJ Specializing In wine, cheeses and '12 brmds, Opvn fiiiin 12 nnon to 2 a.m. w/Llft Ticket w/Llft Ticket w/Llft Ticket w/Llft Ticket & Instruction & Skis Skis ft Instruction dully, lnllnuito, unusual nippllnj; pluco FREEHOLD MALL IHCPPINC CINIH. R01I! IlllDfOO nlmvp Ihe Shnnly Puh. ALL PRICES INCLUDE ROUND TRIP TRANSPORTATION Comn upstairs (o ll\o Wlno Cellur soon NOW SHOWING FOR MORE INFORMATION OR RESERVATIONS — CALL . . . and pnjoy yourself. STANIEVKr1AMERSM«tllo

AHHOUHCIMENTS 1MT AND FOUND AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS rjf SALK AUTOS FOh SALE AUTO RBNTAI.S HELP WANTBD-KKMAJ.B I MIP H'ANTED-KKMAI.JE Jta AIUM, LOST AND FOUND LOST -Mule cocker fipaiitel. en- I960 TilUNI>KltIUni> ---All ird.j'K' J'ONTiA'. UKANIJ PHJX JW*-'» RW'i .lin t» II:* »"•- 1 call evenings rutHtlliijiit'it Huckt'I swers to "Duke '. Red Bank, Reward. (JiiiMnliM-rl wociv (rum »'iiirin.° t.> In U>ry ulr ~"~~ TOM'S FORD II 3* p ra, to T 30 k ay. full sna »*;nvi'K #OUND — In Rumwon. small tan 747iM6S Icrlur. A.HUII1S $S(KI lull 8CM4I1 tint*. Apply 33» Bath At*. RENT A CAR Br«nch 2^-4300 [or ippoliUintitl. ini! white male ring, has flon collar. OH Cull SPCA, H2-0040 or 842-1187. LV DUOS, Newman Springs Rd., I9&5 CORVETTE — CunvertlbU. 3:'7, 200 Hwy 39 2t4 lttJO KlTporl Wnler, PUBLIC NOTICE Keel Bank. uia KS LOST — Labrador retrlpy« , black, i9B7POHOALAraMT£ BOATS AND ACCESSORIES lne montlu olil. Wostslilo a rea "dPER/TTICkEfr dnor hardtop Yellow Wluti'walis, ra- VllI.KKW'AClEN' — lillw WMTIIESSKS _ rd. C din. healer 2S!i VS. powe" stc-Tlntt ii TII Mu.^t afijily RC.I Bunk. "Snooper". Itcw irrlii'ilrn »•'! N V <' utif. Exa'lhMlt VnnillliCMi. TIIK B .rly, 11.IV..1 T41-21SI after 6 p.m. nil Mai Low mllea.l" A-l IIJOO. Call 7S7-2752 New Jersey's Largest allcr :> 787- 27-JT Marine Sujnny !,( Al'ril l.V (»(> r_KI» STATION Utilise. Ill Wlia l Ave . itt'.l Hank. 7*1- KITSO.N VUhlVliOl.tlT <\l 5780 1 AUTOS FOR SALE 1967 VOLKSWAGEN flllil^S, VVOMKN ASH M llMKB AIHK3 —All f.JIKIlV M.W'dll ' NllltSIKli TRAVKL • TRANSPORTATION il iMie rucllltj. Hat. ngine. 7:i!t-0(i:i.'. itll'K \VANTB1> •oin Fort ! tlrfa. $\w:>. Call afte CAI.IN fJlUlfl- KAMHLKK --All l..»i COLLEGE STUDENTS will soil fit ${(!'. Nmts en lltiili MAl'H I-MO ,-ii. In Alil->iii:i!li :i\\ tLfivr ti j C. Douglas Alan [nnviir lir:ilii\i HI id SUTHHK, KMTIII'I1 AUTOMOTIVE 1 !ti) MnruKH~~~~ Sales & Service Jot'.i SaU'3 (trit] Service MtlDH'AL AHSIS Part til ULKH & mrrKi Prices start ai j_tn) plus freight VMu F1RKUIRD K<»r M.I' b.jr.iti v.lill! M. LONGCHAMPS PI.YMiM'T.1 — 0IIKYS1.KU T-17-0O10 BUSINESS NOTICES ra! Center. Per able, f.irln« i Foriign or Domestic :L'!H) Hwy. Xi, Ha/lc!, 2B1-(H!i3 Tile II. Dli VK. ~li>(>7 "WlEVIlOLET ~--~B<'T~ATrr foul ReRliittT, Itt'fi Bank. IIIH'SKKBKI'I'.I! -• Live III. Privila 1 JDIJS StiMTt'. l\ diHir Hiitnii.i.tli , iiowiM- filot'iliiR. ra \ USED WAGONS wire SKCKKTAitV K< i',voiMJi-v. Hull salary, fall 717-2603. din. SUM or best oHer. 741-7135. 1 On* block from .Must .sell. H Krancc, m-t'd- Qw«\ •< I.AIiV, ItBKINKl' "I foimiwiion to S CHHYSl.KU, uir vtnnltliuniMl. 'liifitl COl'GAlt - Lmuii'd. Blut^ wi! office. Must be cjtj.e Lltll. Silver R.R. Station 6 p.m. ^ 5 l-'ORIi KAlilLANK. UK1HT HAUI.lNa -CLEAN L'EI.LAItS aiy. /'all for Ir.tervi 717 -37.ttt. black vinyl top. Miiflt sell, be in Uilv live In, nice ll<»nio nCH-r Park- AUSTIN AMKIIICA — Two-door, S KtUMi mrXTKY SQU1KK. 1963 FORD YAIIDS C1A1UGE3 - Kreo eltlmalo. 1 1 1M Ocioniert Ave. Llilli silver 1 wiv MiililU'lo^ii M " ilrlvf- Kelftr. , %\W1. I'.O.K. slightly hiRh«i !! PONTIAi WAHON. trmirirt'rrcil nut or U.S. $100 and lak Call after 3 p.m. 7(121«. REOISTERED NIJRSE—11~ p.H auinmalic Also Sprilos, Midgets, over payments. 8i2-O4'25, COUNTRY SQUIRE a.m. two nlRlits i, wei'K. Ai»|ily Brt emV» Wrlli- H«< K-112,- Th« Dally S42.5353 RASSAS PONTIAC Wnson S16II HOUSE FAINTINCI — ExpcrHinred. dale Nurafnf Home, Hwy 35, Haz Hinuirr. ltivl H»nk. MOB roadsters - (IT. A&G MOTORS, r 19fiS LINCOLN CONTINENTAL — All Asbury Park 775-3483. Broa.t St. 711-. ilSraLiire control mid Pat Kaelen's Auto Sales S 12.0369. DENTAL ASSISTANT' omne'iiiiii. '-'rat' coiwirucllDn rei tape. Take over payments. 7S7- IM TldHT I!1,|!E C'l!EVn'0l7BT"~ 8010. Hw>- 36 7S7-U1^ KlHivsliurR INCOME TAX RETURNS — Expert. CIIHIrsiile. KsiHTIonci' ' ['fL-terreil. viinipany. Cull »'t" 5 p.m. 8IJ- AUTOS ^OR SALE Itnprtla four-dotir hartltitp, ati-t'omu- 1966 OLlTsMOBILE D8 — doitiTbiiU'k ly nrrpurrcl. Also N V. State eml Oily want an attrii(-tlvi>. enthu.-iliislk ytin 56U. - laily wlio wants to bei-ninr ]iurl tloni'it, low mileage. 6I1-B»l._ BEST Bt'ICK - OPEL BUYS vinyl top. ("'llli I>'»wcr, uir fomlllUnu'4. returns, iiO years experience. Open ail llOOKUem-Elfs — Many dlVBrsmed Straub Motors toum In a modem, liu.iy fnnrKli 196S MERCEnKS 2lins — Light helge, Excellent condition. Priced to jell. year round. Mor.. • Frl,, s:30 a.m. • lirulllons ivallalile f"r BurrouBks ann Hwy. 3A Keyport 2S4-40O0 M2-23'J1 aftiM- a p.m. 9 p.m. Sat. and Sun. 8:30 a.m. to fine. SnUry acconlltiB to ability OR Payroll ur lull dmrg" «»perlence. stln ruuf, ptnvor atrorine. Itt'akoa. Ex- experlenco. Snnd replies to P.O. 5:30 p.m. Isailitre Frleitimin, M W. I'ertli Ainboy to Ilo4 Bank areas. colleiit conilllkm. 52,100 or best offer. jlliil C'tnsVROLET — S3 Convertible. ISiTpONfIAC GRAN~PRfX — OoW 15;l. Reri Hanlf. Call wpriulHi'd 9-5. (l)l-16'Jtl. Weekends, &J7. Automatic. Call condition. Bent otrcr. Call Main St.. Freehold. 462-4116, 462-4UO. Come tea us. cvc». 63f56r3 671-5062 JB47IC4 FUKNJTURE MOVING - Atl|c. and WOMAN—SEWING — To do rtr»|i Get a better deal etc., for decorator. Musi do exceile A.P.S. t967 VOLKSWAGEN — White ledan. A-l 1965 CHEVROLET — Irapala 196B 442 OLnSMOBILE — Vinyl lop. cellars cleaned. Fret estimates. Ca.ll 130(4 Mnln SI. Malayan B66-11IS 717-J0O2. work. Call 671 5SS6. hlka new. Work. 264-7711: hQme. 787- Hardtop. Four-door. Navy blue. Pow- huckftts, air conditioned, chrome VoMAN - Excellent pay, 2397. er. Automatic. J850. 666-8S84. niiiKS. wide ovals. Only 9.300 miles. PAINTING — All typei nt spray working cun.llllonslllons. Morning .Hil.t .TO- from Like new. After 6 p m. 747-0003. McCARtby Chevrolet MUSTANGS painting. Refrigerators, cabinets re- JIA1NO BROS., 1S6 UonmouUUUl Bt., First Ave., Atlantic Highland* CORVAIH 2)lfi3 — Monza convwHIble. flnlahed. Homes: Interior, exterior. NURSING Ilpil Uorik. 291-1101 CHOICE OF FOUR Qood running condition. NepEH-1550. t a better dealer! All priced for quick sale body work $100 or best olfer. Call SUPERVISOR 1961 HUICK WAQON — New Mlcbc. after 5 p.m. 741-4542. LPN~WANTED —12 mtdnllllt until lln sarety Urea, brakes. To™ carrier LAWN RARE 8 a.m., live nights. Nursea1 Mdo from and roof rack. All extras. Clean car. RASSAS PONTIAC 1961 CHEVROLET WAHON — V-8 i p.m. to 12 midnight. Vicinity Holm- 395 Broad St. 711-5180 Red Bank Early ' Bird Special on all dcH FOR NURSING HOME "!25. Phone 5e--S(S3. automatic. New tires, battery. Oood WOMAdel-IlHKlcN t —Tareao. car747-3017o for. aide womw_^. THE PLACE TO 5AVE IS ... Eves, until 9 runnlng_ eonilltlon. V100. 6M-2312. cutting and cleanup orderders taketaken tie- MONMOIITH COUNTY'S IMPORT fore April 1. Specify your dedesiressires.. Live In. References. Call 1969 FIAT - 121S. (Md, flve-»peed, GOOD PAY - BENEFITS 787-12M. LEADER—Ited Bank Auto Imports four-wheel rilflca. radial tires, 9.000 T»S9 BMW T600 — Beo, 12.000 rnlleaT Box K-147 The Dally RiRegistert , HeHii Authorized Dealer For Volvo-Trlumph- Bank. Malawa.il Area mileH. 741-1457 evenings. Like new. AM-FM, Know Urea. J2300 PART-TIME KITCHEN WORK — 13 Renault-BMW, Newman Spring- Hd. only. Call 671-1456 after 7 p.m. noon to 7 ».m. OUI T41-US86, Red Bank. VOLK3WAOBN CONVERTIBLE 1967 Py Write Box W-113, The Dally 'OWNES PoNTIAC ^ssmmmmam 1955 CADILLAC — White [our.door prejnreil by n •'• niHant. Register. Red Bank 13G7 QTO ^-Cnnvertlblf. Loaded. —Blue. Whltewalla, radio. Excellent Appoint- condition SlltfO. 747-5433. Hedan. New muffler, generator and ments, call 5S3-953S. REGlaTEttED NURBES—For nursing 62 LOWER MAIN STREET MATAWAN Mint condition. Many extras. Custom ihockl. $150. 671-1633 or 741-Wri, DEAfJTICIAN — Steady. Also weel "CARPENTRY™— LOW winter rateT ends Must be atyllnt. Apply In home. A.11 Bhllts. Hlshest lalary paid. (Between Hwy. is _ 34 a. the Parkway Overpass) built by owner. Call 419-1655 after 6 DATSUN For appointment call 2D1-U6OO Mon. p.m. "1967 SPOpftTIfRY — 44O~cu~rT7 Additions, garages, remodeling and son. W-i!inv'r'« or swllzoilaml, Mlddl WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE through Frl. : 370 Broad St 264-1323 Kayport four sneed. mas*. Posltraetlon, buck- new homes, HOB MARTIN, 1191-3^34. town Shopping Center, Rt. 35. Wed. & Sat 'Til 6 P.M. 1 %S AMBASSADOR — Station wa|T cU. Must tell. 264-3058. NURSES' AIDE on. Excellent condition. '1200. Call PLYMOUTH 1968 - Roail Runner, TREES REMOVED, "GUITAIUST — 8INQEB~ To" pli: 671-0571. vinyl top, [our-speed. $t900 firm. 264- for patients. Apply fit P.R00KDALI Call CUT OR SPLIT UP FOR FIREWOOD NIIR3INQ HOME, 33!5 Hwy 35, Hi T4T-I31I 1965 PORT) StUSTANO CONVERT- 5436 evenings. TRUCKS FOR SALE Ca.ll 542-3272 or 222-6287 let. WOMEN — Earn JSO Inr nine hours IBLE — Four-spded. $600. Call 495- 1966 VOLKSWACEK SEDAN — work. $100 for 18 hours. Nn Invert* supe.rb condition. Call 1961 JEEP — % ton pickup. Only HAVING A PARTY? PERMANENT AND TBMPORAR e and ment. no canvasHlng, no collecting. 741-0244 16,000 mllea wltti T Meyers PIDV ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY customers. Call 741-4324. FOR CUSTOM CATERING No experience necessary. Mrs. Mar- CALL MERKI-MAKINGS 20 Thomas Ave. 74J-34M Slircwsbui SCENIC CAR SALES CIRCLE CHEVROLET garet Glemza will Interview, Wed., ALASKAN CAMPER - 1367 Ford. 741-5933 Hwy. 36 872-0221 Highlands Maple Ave. Red Bank NURSES AIDES - 7 to 3, 3-11, 11- Feb. 4, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. HOW- F-250 ?1 ton pickup. Heavy duty . 741-3130 BOOTTO AND SONS Startlnj J1.75 per hr. Call BAWIK ARD JOHNSON'S MOTOR LODGE. "lSSS MIISTANO — Six-cylinder aut? equipment. Factory alr-condltloned. ALL TYPES OP HOME IMPROVE- M'RSIN'Q HOME. 291-0440, for inte Rt. 3S, MIddletown. matic. Very clean. Extra snDW tires. 1966 MOB — Wire wheels, radio and Many extras. (2900 Firm. 787-4751 al- MENTS AND REPAIRS. Additions, view. 52,000. Call 261-2692. heater, (1200. call ter 5 p.m. alterations, domers, finished base- COUNTER WOMEN ' 812-1400 WOMEN — PART-TIME — show L!. OVER $3500 66 Ponlioc Boilnevlile Conver 1934 .CADILLAC — Hardtop. Needs INTERNATIONAL TRUCK BALES ments and attlca. Residential or com* Jewelry. No Investment, collecting i Light counter work In very pleasant 66 Pontloc Bonnevllle Hdfp. Sdn. fender work. $600. Call 291-2505 after 1064 DODGE DART — Two-door. Rarltan Garage Inc., merctal. Reasonably pricpd Free es- delivering. Call 787-6282. Dunkln' Donuta store. Afternoon or 65 Chrysler New YorkerHdtp. Cpe. t'Chevrolet I mania Hdlp 'dn. 6 p.m. Needs engine. $100. Call !. Main St., Keyport. 2644)381 timates and planning. Prompt sar« evening hours available. Apply DUNK- 68 Cadillac De Ville Hdtp. Cpe. vice. Call 741-3953 or 842-U^O. SALESaiRL — Decorator type show IN' DONUTS. Hwy 35, Mlddletown. 65 Pontiac Bonneville Hdtp. Sdn. 1984 CHEVELLE — Mallbu, Super 747-5397 1958 CHEVROLET —% ton pickup. 68 Cadillac De VIII- 4-Door Sedan 69 Volkswagen ll] 2-dr. Sdn. room Hales. Full or part-time. Cal Ask tor Mr. Gill. Sport Four-speed, bucket seats. $750. 1969 CORVETTE — 427 cu. In. 435 Call Mr. Leonard, 741-6400. 68 Cadillac De t/llls Htllp. Sdn. 6) Chrysler Newport Hdtp. Cpe. After 5, 741-5012. INCOME TAX RETURNS 67 Cadillac De Vllle Hdtp. Sdn. h.p. Two tops. Four-3peeri. 4.000 miles. 787-8644 MATURE WOMAN -8 to 2 or 4 THE FINEST SELECTION — Of new $4800. 741-9776. Ask tor Eilt. Don't let It throw yo,u when you dis- p.m. Apply in person, JOYCE'S SUB $1000-S1500 1067 CHEVROLET — % ton sports cover that you may have to file from HOUSEKEEPER $3000-53500 ind used cara In Monmouth County. SHOP, Newman Springs Rd., Llncioft. Kroll Motors Inc. vnn. 283, automatic transmission. Ra- 5 to IS separate forms to prepare your Live In. Reliable woman needed for 65 Buick Riviera Hdtp. Cpt. Over 100 air-nondilloned new cars In 69 Oldsnwblle OeJto 08 Hdlp. Sd~. 64 CoKIMoc De Vine Mlp. Cpe. 279 Broadway Long Brancn, N. J. dio, heater. Low mileage. Must sell. returns, our stair has stacks ol tor ma. general houaeworlt. Little cooking. 'SECRETARY —Parl-tlme, for law 68 0ldsmoblle98 Luxury stock. BOB WHITE BincK-OPEL, 223-3600 222-69T6. knows Iiow to use them, writer's Three children. Five days. Call 787- office. No steno. -Accurate typing re- 66 Chrysler Newport Hdtp. Sdn. Shrewsbury Ave.. New Shrewsbury. 6702 after 4 p.m. 67 Cadillac Calais Hdtp. Cpe. 64 Cadillac Calais Hdtp. Cpe. MK CHEVROLET HALF-TON PICK- cramp and a wild sense of humor. quired. Mature woman preferred. Ml. 741-6200. IT ONLi TAKES A MINUTE—To get Corporation, partnership, bitaineaa, ljM. 66 Cadillac De Villa Hdtp. Sdn. 66 Chevrolet Caprice Hdtp. cpe. a better deal at Russeli Otdsmoblle- UP Ooort condition. 5500. call after WAlTRfissEs — Full and part-tlmi 1962 CHEVROLET IMPALA — «» 6 p.m. .91-1183. personal and state returns. 10th year LUIOI'S FAMOUS PIZZA, 477 MlrlHI $2500-53000 65 Bulck wildcat Hdlp. Sdn. Cadlllac. 10b Newman Springs Rd,, In MIddletown area. Margery Travato FULL TIMS WAITRESS WANTED rr 67 Corvalr Monza convertible ri.p. Corvette engine. Four speed. 4B8 Red Bank. 7410910. Rd., Haslet, 787-4669. Ask for Bo Apply In person, Bow KNOT. RES- Olds rfir. Hc«rfpM, sr-itheMhlcltt INTERNATIONAL — 1965 Vj-ton pan- 6 Asaocs.. trading as Reliable Tax 68 Oldsmobllc ?8 Hdlp, Sdn. 64 Oldsmobile Dynamic 8H Accrra. TAURANT, 69 Broad St.. Red Bank. 69 Oldsmobile Cutlass 5 Hdtp. Cpe. more. Fi»r street/strip. $1,300 or best 1969 CHEVROLET -—Gold and blafk. el truck. Excellent tires, good run- Service. Appointment only. 671-1239. 9 pass sta. Wagon MANAGER —Mature, reliable" worn a Lincoln Continental Hdtp. Cpe. otter. 741-2944. Air conditioning, automatic. All rea- nine condition. S575. 842-1641. TYPIST —a wpm, elghMiour lyp.- 64 Cadillac Slxly-rwo Hdtp. Sdn. an to manage department. Apply Inc day. A definite chaUennc. Hours 66 Cadillac De Vlllt Hd'p, Cpe. sonable offers considered. Can be HAVING TV TROUBLES? 66 Oldsm-bllecullass Hdtp. Cpe. Been arter 5 p.m. 222-2009. Jewelry Dept., Bradlees, Rt. 38, Hi; 7:30 a.m. to 4:15 |.i. ait %i per hr. 66 Cadillac DeVIII- Hdtp. Cpe. 66 Ford Galgxie 500 Hdlp. Cpe. AUTOS FOR SALE MOTORCYCLES CALL AVON TV let. lo start with 25c per hr. increase ar- 68 Pantloc BainevJIlt Brouoham 1967 FORD FAIRLANB XL —Two- 753 Rt_35, MlddlctDwn 671-0630 ter three monUu. Call 747-5880 (or S500-S1O0O door hardtop, V-8 automatic, power BARMAID 69 Bulck Le Sabre 4-dr. Sdn. HONDA - 150 cc, 5150 ALTERATIONS — MASON WORK — typing teat. Red Bank area, 66 Cadillac De Ville Hdtp. Cpe. slooriiiK reverb. Excellent condition. APPLY IN PERSON AT 64 Pontlac Bonnevllle Hdlp. Sdn. Call Nothing too small. Septic systrni re- 32 BROAD BT., KEYPOItT 6° Chevrolet Irapala 327 Hdlp. Cpo. 64 Oldsmobll-Dyna-ilc 83 Hdtp Sdn. REPROCESSED CARS 787-333.1 or 737-5370. L pair. Free estimates. Mr. Loogee. 68 Oldsmoblte Delmont 83 Hdtp. Cpe. 64 OldsmobileF-85 4-dr. Sdn. 1963 CADILbAC — Two-door hardtop. 787.2487. ASSISTANT ADVERT.'SING DIREC 66 Cadillac De Ville Hdtp. Sdn. 64 Bulck Wildcat 4-dr. Sdn. Payments To Fit Your Burfaat Power ftteerlnp, 50,000 mllCs, clean, TOR — As-lst president of small com- EXPERIENCED 66 Cadillac De Ville 4-Door Sedan 65 Chevrolet corvalr 2-dr. Cpe. Let Us Re-establish Your Credit SS75. Cali 872-ISS6. MOBILE HOMES MIDDLETOWN puter systems company, preparatloi of brochures and proposals, Includlni 63 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 Hdlp. Cpe. 1959 CADILLAC — Fleetwood, black $2000-S25OO A little help from you and a steady ZONE MARKING CO. copy and production. Pamlllarlzalli 65 OldsmobileSS Convertible beauty, Heal clean. Full power, loaded, HOUSE TRAILER — «'l32'. Ulrei KEYPUNCH job Is all we need. with EDP terminology helpful. Kill 67 Bulck Electro Convertible 63 Cadillac Hdtp. Cpe. De Ville including air conditioning. SIIKII*. rooms, full hath. $1200. Will trade on Parking lots, recreation area, tr&rtlc or part-time. Write Box K-170, Thi 61 Bulck Le Sabre Hdlp. Sdn. CALL NOW 741-2433 damaged lett rear fender. S295. 1»6S car. 787-2805. control layout atencll work. Phone 747- Dally Register. Red Bank. 69 Oldsjnoblle Cutlass 6 Town Sedan WE'VE SOLD & SERVICED FOR INSTANT CHEOIT ChevrnlPt Corvair, new brakc3, new 450S or 747-1055 OPERATORS! 67 Chrysler New YorkerhrJIp. Cpe. aulomalic transmtsKion, new tires. 66 Lincoln Continental 4-dr. Sdn. FOR 58 YEARS — 'tt Plymouth '4i Valiont Snows (-wludci. Ki'nnomical. Good WANTED AUTOMOTIVE 6! Oldsmobile Delmont 88 Hdtp. Sdn. '65 Comet '6J Falcon shape. ?3^. 737-1933. EMPLOYMENT 65 Cadillac De Ville Convertible BUY VflTH CONFIDENCE '65 Plymouth '64 Dodge Polara WE DOPTT SELL JUNK — PART-TIME \ MURPHY & DAVISON — Mercedes- 65 Cadillac Fleetwood 4-dr. Sdn. '65 Imperial H. T. '64 Chrysler 300 Nor do we buy It, but — HELP WANTED-FEMALE LOOKING FOR A '« Chrysler ^4 (;(,„,„ pidt.un Benz 8alrH and Service, Hwy. 9. Free- We do buy clean, late model cars S1500-J20OO hold- 462-5300. at top dollar. See or cali WALL SAL FRIDAY PLEASANT CHANGE? ^ar '« Chevy Be, A,r LINCOLN-MERCURY, 747-S400. NIGHTS i 67 Oldsmobile Del. (425) Hdtp, Sdn. 196B TAN VOLKSWACrEN sqna re- '65 Cadillac 'M Mercury Wagon bark station wairon, like new. Blau- GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN — We ar« looking lor a. woman to till 68 Ford Torino 4 dr. 3tin. position In our bookkeeping depar Don't Delay...Excellent lalary. * punkt AM;FM radio. Must sell. $1975. AND SPORTS CAR3 AT MONMOUTH EXCELLENT 67 Pontlac Executive Sta, Wgn. 65 Chevelle '62 Plymouth Wan. ment. The gal we seek must be ac 542-7768, MOTORS, INC., Hwy. 35. Eatontown, Opportunity for a self-atnrter with 68 Chevrolet GS11 -Sports Van CADILLAC-OLDSMOBILE curate with figures and be ibi FOX & BOTTONE 68 Ford Golaxle 500 Hdtp. Sdn. LABRIOLA MOTORS !!)67 CHEVROLET — Impala con- 542-2414. RUOII typing and stcno skills, and all- type. 66 Bulck Electra225 4-d..Em. around general office background. A Broadway al Fourth. Authorized Dodge Dealer vcrUble. V-fi Automatic. Power Rtecr- JUNK CARS gal who enjoys and la capable of being DATA PROCESSING, Ine. 66 Ford Country Sq. Sta. Wgn. ItiK 5S6-3600 before 5. Ash for Gary. on her own . . . Boas travels ap- In return, we offer excellent frlngi 66 Pomlac Executive Hdlp. Cpe. Long Branch Opon eves. 'HI 9 - Wed. 'til & PICKED UP benefits, pleasant working condition! Sal. 'til 5' If)6t PLYMOUTH WAOON —Good proximately 3 days per wk. Packaging 67 pontlnc Firebird Convertible Department experience would be de- and the chance to grow with an actlv 45 W. River Rd. Rurnson 222-1234 120 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD tires, new battery. J150 firm. Call Twinbroole Auto W,reeking tocal concern. 67 Oldsmo-lle Delmont Hdtp. sdn. 787-3061. sirable, but NOT necessary. 842-5600 ' j RED BANK Eatontown 542-2235 We offer excellent working condi- 1!)65 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE — tions and liberal benefits combined Reply In own handwriting to Box K- OARS WANTED — We pay top $S V8 engine- Automatic transmission, witli a congenial atmosnliere In our 159, The Dally negtster, Bel Bank. DENTAL ASSISTANT —Expwlelic* Power steering. New UrcB. $575. 741- tor clean used cars. Call Mr. Vincent new, modern, air conditioned offices. prclerrcil. Excellent position. Write 542-55O0 INTERVIEWS - Box 0-169, The Dally Register, Red F * H Motors inc. CASH FOR USED CARS — Trucks, TUESDAYS AND THIT-SDAYS Bank. AND BY APPOINTMENT Hwy. 39 Eatonlown, N. J. foreign or domestic. Dean, opposite HOUSEWIVES -Want to make PIN Two Ouyj, MIddletown. 671-SB44. 9 am. -10 a.m. 2 p.m.-3 p.m. MATURE WOMAN —To babysit 542-1111 UUNdY'; $11) • $21) week. Telethon three 'children In my home, three 1383 COKVAIR SPYDER — Convert- WANTED- -1860/61 FALCON — Se- LANVIN- soliciting. Bed Bank Exchange. Ca days a week. Mu»t have, own trans- 74f-4878. ible. 150 h.p. Turbo charged. Good dan. In good shape. Fermlum paid pnrtatlon. Anyone interested call 201- CHARLES OF THE RITZ 3298 alter 4 p.m. runnlns condition. MM) Hrm. 711-8230. rw rxuellcnt condition, Jtl-3385 alter Rt. 35 Holmdcl 2&4-BO0O HOUSEKEEPER - COMPANION - 7oB.i RAMBLER"^Classic Tnu'r-door 5 p.m. __^ Sleep In.'Must have driver's" Hcem RECEPTIONIST — Doctor'a office. spdan, six ryllntlT, amni'anl IrJins- WAITRESSES WANTED — Apply In Elderly couple, tuunLry home. Re Typing essential. 4!i days per week. ll mission, radio, healer. 21 nine. Very person. Rex "Diner, 117 W. Front St., lined person to be companion to th Including hall day Saturday. Writs ALL OUT elea.n. 8475. JUtcr 5. 7I7-U50. AUTO PARTS—REPAIRS Red Bank. See Mike. lady or the houac. Light housekeep Box K-17«, The Dally Kegliter, -Red LPN'i — 3 to 11. 11 la 7. King James Ing. salary up to J5000 per year. Own, iBank: 1085 m/lCK~SKYLARK —Custom. 1M4 CHEVHOI/ET STANDARD Nursfng Home. room, bain, TV. Ape between H0-6C 310 h.jt.. three npncl Dn 'Irtor. CJo^d TRANSMISSION. S20. OFFICE HELP — Typut, machine op- 291-3400 preferred. Relerencea required. Wrlti tiros, new paint, tlpht. $1500. Call af- 787BSH erators, and Gnl Frldaya. We havs Box K-171, The Dally "Register, Re< need for all general office help.. Perth ter 6. 542-0215. SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS— Bank. Anil floor help. Experienced and In- Amboy to Bed Bank areas. Stop in TOWN * COUNTRY today. 60 Main St., Mataoan AUTO RENTALS experienced. Union shop with all GIRL FRIDAY — Interesting and dl- M6-6KW benefits. Call SCHARF CORP., 787- veral/ied general of!tee work. Must be A.P.S. DAILY • WEEKLY • MONTHLY 7877. a high m'h'jol RTRiluitc. Accuracy and 11168 MUSTANG FASTBACK — V-8. Prices start at S&99 and up Econo- neat typing essential. We offer 40- 130% Main St.,' Matawan 500-11U SELLOUT $1200. . Car o( Red Bank. 210 E. Newman hour week, jmld vacation, ho^pltallza- LADIE3 — Part-time worlt. U ft.m. (Sail 842-2208 Springs Rd. 747-0171 AUTO RENTALS tlon and many oilier trlnga benefits. 3 p.m. DO NOT PHONE. Apply Do not phnne. Apply In person LIU- person to the West Lone Branch on man'a, Red Bank, Mr. Blngel. Dairy Queen Brazier. JS2 Broadway, WANTED AUTOMOTIVE AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS West Long Branch, MOTHER'S HKLPSB - Hazlct area 5 to 7 p.m., Mon. through Prl. Fo SALESWOMAN — Experienced onlv. niti's 11 and 12. Call days (212. 733- Apply In v person, FASHION FAIR, 87 0758. evenings 2SL4459, ask {or Miry Bni;.d St., noil Bank. Winfer !s HERE! AAMCO Pah.aw. LP.vs — 7 to 3 shirt. Starting (22 n»r dav, plus liberal benefits. Call an: •«? need rt»0 Utad Carl Mrs. Cllne. Holmdel Convalescent BRAND NEW 1969s! W» will trada ar buy out WAITRESSES Center. Hwy 34. 046-4200. ,1OHT SOLDERING AND MECHAN- rigltt — Call or Coma in OUARANTEES HONORED AT ANY SEE OUR AD IN AAMCO SHOP NATION WIDE OAI. ASSEMBUNO — ETnerWcrl. DRIVE PROUD! How do you feel behind the wheel of your present car? Proud Need an extra car MALE COLUMN Temporary assignment NOW. Excel- RED BANK — 842-2500 UNDER "RESTAURANT" Nnl hinrly rato. Rejl»tor now MAN- ... or ready to take a back seat to the other cars on the highway? WALL- TOMS FORD POWER INC. 4. W. Front S!. Red 193 Newman Springs Road Bank. 8«-4343. LINCOLN-MERCURY wants you to drive proud in a Brand New 1969 Leftover. ASK FOR ED SIGLER LONGCHAMPS ASBURY PARK — 774-4800 COUNTER WOMEN — Some kltch- Hwy. 35 244-1 AM Ktyport work. Mon. and TUBS., 11 . 6:30 Why spend top dollar for a used car . when we'll sell you a brand new 809 Railroad Avenue AVON CALLING—Wllh an opportunl ty for you to have your own shift; Sun.. 12:30 - J shift; or Wed., MERCURY for almost the same price. business. Have- run earning MUKS Thur*,. PH.. II . 8:30 rfllrt Apply in your spare time offering your RIVERVIEW COFFEE SHOP, 741- !7I». Ext. 282. - AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE for the week-end? nclKUbors Lhc cosmntlc and dally need products they want to buy. ifCTAPHONB TYPISr And IBM

J. Blrchall, 741-43*3 or (32-3317, not necessary. Write to Box W-110, 774-1220 Trip Dally Register. Red Bank. Jerry Baratta & Lou Lerner Say ... BOOKKEEPER _WINO MACHINE "oPEnATORS Stock #159 WANTED — Mule experlenif re- PART-TIME quired. PATRICIA SPORTSWEAR, MONTEGO MX We have A poflltinn flvallahlo for an •nil 7»7-n«»3. $ experienced, full-chfiruo buoltkeciter to Four-door Sedan. work inornlnss, rive diiyn iier week, VOMAN — For dry rlcnnlnj store, 2772 WE MUST MOVE OUT ALL Rent In our MIddletown office. Plense rep hmtiltallznthn. nalil hnll'lnvs anil semi comjiletp resume anil Incimle 'aratlon. Apply 2 to B p.m. TOP HAT iletailn relating tn oxiierlfncp. Bux :LK WF.rts. Hwy jis, jukidit/ Stock #294 f one I*-lM,_Tlie Dally fte'sMcr, Iteil Bank. 71 Fiilliiri»>rt.tlm«T71<7 OF OUR 1979 rn*k In nha-rnvicv. Anr-ly In jiornon, BECRETAHY^RRCRPTIONIST - For MONTEGO MX dental office, Full time. ExperlencR IAYS1IOHE PHAPwMACY. I) Baysliore Four-door Sedan. from prefprrpfl. SIMKI ri"4iinifi to Itax R-lSi, MUM. Atlantic Hlslilnnds. $ CHRYSLERS & PLYMOUTHS The Daily KegiflUr, Red Bank. "PART'"• TIME BOOKKKEPBIl "-^Of- i pcrxin. rnWM A BlIllF DlNKll! 2640| us! fice In Cnlt.i Nock. Hours of rmplny- wy 3.1. MMiiMnwn. Slock #61 nii'fil flfsllikv SPITI rcMimr, ncmnnn- oit ^f/nv,n Ks w ANTK""n r~avioKriT a Sample: Wdybs you havft Iriendi flying nhl[i, namitlc. and drfilred sabry to ticril. Hod Hank and Afl'mry Pnrk. MONTEGO MX A.Vf'f) INC., P. O Rnx 2(\:,, Kalon- in for a viiit or perliapi iom« town. nil 7(7-1)171. Two-door Hardtop. NEW 1970 PLYMOUTH special occasion hat creatod •Riia n'.v: mc"wANTRD "^"Fuir'o'r a temporary need for an addi- irl-tl'"-, r<»r nvrniTip work, flhrcwa. nry Plmrmncv, 74MD74. 4-door, 6cylinder, oulomatlc lronsmls%ion,c Al - i "INSPECTORS" Stock #4 '3057 power Heerlno, radio ond whllswoll llrjs.SAUfc tional car. Whatovor the rea- Slock #7 son, ITS EASY, FAST and rr,i. Kull tlmr, Kxccllont fir»r»r»rlunfiy CrCLONE ECONOMICAL to runt a c»r Eloctronic Two-door Hardtop. from ui. (ATIIR.K WOMAN \VANTKn~l" To 5 Should bo familiar with in. (or fmtr-ypnr.niil |n your or my , NEW 1970 CHRYSLER ichomaties and tolor codas. imp flvi* dnyn a wocU. 201-072-4 af. 2742 RENT i.m. Stock #49 4-door Newport, power steering and broke*, -- Pr ir.il priMl'lon, nutamollc transmission, Remote conlrol A n person Inr Rnrin-nl ni'llli'ir Kxni-rl- < COUGAR mirror, radio, (tbergtati whlleuvall tires. wliiK "inily -rri'il Imt nut rioiTKMiry, Ap- LIU $4,171.55 - Slock ?81 SALE 3375 11 A.m. Mi.n tn Mm, Pin (Icy >V Kl»- MARQUIS Convertible. i. Kn l HI., lli'il Itanli NEW AIIMATI) - Colony Park 3240 Altrnrllve. NIKIIII, lull Wagon. Stock #43 '66 CHRYSLER '*B PLYMOUTH COUGAR sr MONTEGO MX INTERDATA 442-on'jn New Yorker olr cond. 1 Dr. Hdlp. air cond. 2 Cri'ncctit ]'l. rnniinrt From Friday 5 P.M. to (I'.nliilir.K lirhimt 11"' Inn) (More (llasRlflcd Ads COLONY PARK l '45 PONTIAC '68 IMPERIAL Monday 9 A.M.— An (M.iiii n|)|jiM'lnn(ly (IANHV (UltL -- Part tlino, Ovrr On The Next Page) Wagon. 3569 OTO atr cond. 3 Dr. ndln. tiir cantl. 50 FREE MILES VIMI'N nlil A|iiilv In [jfirifHi nflor f '68 PLYMOUTH •67 CHEVROLET p.m., Town Tlirntor, Mliliilclawn 1IKI.P WANTKI)-FIJMAI,I5 KN'H All Miiriii. Full i>r iHiit-tli Conv. air cond, Impalo air conil. f'.'S I (lav, lllirriil IHTK'HIX. < ONLY Mr>. 'U PLYMOUTH '66 PONTIAC '25.88 (Vnln llwy .11 Spo't F-ury air conii. Grand Prix nli imrl. FACTORY HELP 8c Per Mile Ovor 50 UN II In / n.ni. Hllmlfiy, MotKlny •oS JEEPSTER M«l(i Your nml 'I'llllinilny iilfclitH, Apply Min. Htt need a fow pcopli for our tliilli •ii CHEVROLET Mrnhiivi'lili. Mini • Kli. * • < IMII. Conv, 4 Door ilurffntj at S am. and 12 midnight, litipalu Wujon Raisrvation NOW. Ht Nnvrnlnk Hnuiw, llfil llnnli. Ul- No rotation. Good pny for 40 liouri, Steady work making dm r.^imir Olltl. KIIIIMV For «m Ilia, Our fodoiy lun't 'ltiliniiiv II iklKTIK mid Kll fancy, but you'l lit'* of/lin |)lori llirfn. f'nII lirtwoi'n Meat rttntily i in II.i mid MHO Mr. Cr>|iMnnn. r>fl:i- Poll* hylld , BAYSHORE 11(7. tlons, luiKff.'i'.* LINCOLN-MERCURY MKDlilAI, K'KCJWI>T]V)NlftT other binerflti. KIP '-Eiimripncn |irrr«rrnl. Hnul W0r« (HI t^UUl CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Shrtwtbury Avtnua rnmiriir. In IMK K-I7T, Tha Dully it^K' ttjr>My •fiF)|)loy*( ot Sycnmora l»l«r, lied Wink. It bfcumi luUiio FIRST AVENUE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS TYI'IHT (» wpinVrrilil'l VliMi'r Iviilnpi SHREWSBURY AVE., at SYCAMORE 747-5400 747-5400 itny. A iinrilllto rhnllniRe llnUl's 4:ln 291-9200 IIIII. In r.'::!i) H in. lit ^.',m in'r hr. li> ATCO CERAMICS COUP. 229-4790 (You purnlih Qm) nlnrt vvlm iAc tier lir liiiirciiift nflur lltta* rii'iHlli*. full 74?'.WM lor n typ- ing ttRt. Hud iUnk urea. -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BAJVK • M1DDLETWN. N. J.i WEDNESDAY, KKBRIARY 4, 1970 miv HELP WANTED-MUE HELP WAN712D-MALE Family iArcmm FOB 8AUE FOE SALE PETS AMD LIVESTOCK h«Bt, ITEMS YOU NO LONGER r \HHtm 3 LINES - 5 DAYS Call '1'H-TXQ UHDEH "RBSTAUHANT" «t no rtiriree. COME IH VHU. A IHEE TrjY i«Vx TERFUKIi IMJPPfiS FOR Sr:r, HII'I jyj- Yoiing m»le fox tftr- rli'ru. (2.V 1 )•.«•>. »Hl. ii|, (IHI0l79».|H8. LONGCHAMPS DELICIOUS ORCHARDS PR 5-9300 JUST Rt, 34 AHOPTION" Tr»~ lifJOlPlCOMEg" - -" Colts Neck 300 M«l» 01 AKbury r Available for Merchandlne Fnr flalc four f.-niiik- f,ii|.(p|c«. Five iveek* old. CABII1KK • CNTKRMAK <:n dal|y 'ill o; Sit. 'Ill 5:3ii only. ArUnm rrm,>it nrlKina-e frr»m a Dfx- enrll. Citll 'JI5Ml3flf>. ulnju, with some roaruferln iptjlude \\<>\M);<}\<\ finii may not czcte.i a sale Call 747-2716 [or ilelnlls. VOTSWon,< ptu-.t. \,t $W>.OfJ per artlclt. m AM EBB" Kifi'KNn~~7:Fir~f«ii»" Hurt binnl Wtlirr H|!| e'fl". Call M2 I'rici! MUI1T ha Hijvmlrc]. Earn li-rr:fl. Very litvahlr, home rsiserl. "OENORAL FACTORY WORKER MM iKtweeii 7.9 p.m. fjfllunal lino $1.00. Nn i;'»py rlia 1 7y NKBDKU - J2.S0 ncr hr. lo Hart Hwwi in.iy bo jjja'H- and no I1]H nounts Liberal Incrcafts [or rluht man 40 list retiirnn will ht mndo If nd is can hr. week, day ihlft only, only those CHEMICAL celr/1 l>0for« exiilrHti'.n APARTMENTS Interested In working need apply For Call 7(7-l»«2 information call 201-2083 alter a p m To Placa Your Daily Rogfff«r AI.I.SKVV SHOPPF.8 KItKKiii)LT> -~Kurnl»heil apartment. make vacuum repaired FAMILY AD, CALL . . . MPHI "In-lir-twppn hounlng" for trans- AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF~ OPERATORS 185.0177 cfl personnel. Hhort or lonr t«rm. HAV I'OK SALE Almi one elllclency. Call 4«2-mt. CENTRAL NEW JERSEY a bale and up. Also straw, 741-6900 Offeri career In iale». We)] proven «2»23 TWO ONE.REDROOU — AdulU onfyT lend* and citmmiBRion paid plan with Opportunitiei available for those who hav* 24-Hour ServicA Unfurnfuhei. continuing ranewela. Rnlen experience tomt DESK", III up FILES, tnhlos, chairs, 5<2-l>by jonr-n re* SI.J.7 ficc;urHy. Inquire Frl., 8a:,, tun, Box N-193, Tin Dully Register, Red AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER MUSIC SHOP, 21 Hroad 8t., Hcrf Bunk in\uri-d woiKlfl, l - n . i - 5. All nlu D Marine I'l. or write P.O. Box 14:1. Sunk. TRUCK DRIVER OUITAR — Kent 12-ntrlng. Kx' rnlnuni nha(t- Bag anr! hanT\. Con hvf.r 5100. Hf\) ff>r $2/tO. FIJIM. 2!f "rTiitiiK NEWITY DKcoruTiEri SALARY IS.SO PUR HOUR condition. |«o wiUi cane, call llust be ftV&llabit Immediately. No 0007 day or night. Tin after i p.m. ROOMS — Completely furnished, on experience necssiary. Good advance- For local inter-plant and to N. Y. City produce market. first lloor. All utllltlei. Back patio ment. Guaranteed Increment within HELP WANTED—MALE HELP WANTED-MALE 1 BTORY A CLAIiK STUDIO VPlil facing rlvor. Adului only. No peti. Al»o will work in produce department ! back room. Si; PIANO ~ French Provincial sofa, si CHAIN HAWR at Mnnmoutri M'nvtir Call 711-MM. first montn. Oil 741-1015. RESTAURANT •orted other (urniturc Itemi. Call 019. CM IIwy 3S, MMrllfiLown. RELIABLE CHEERFUL MAN - To MANAGER day week with tome weekends. Year-round employment 22*9 bufore 5 p.m. cook, drive, And do light housework Longchampt hair fronted wlga, &nN FOR 8ADE -Mint Sacrifice. Write to Box W-117, Thi White tufted twin he.'./itxtaiM time. 40 hr. weekly guaranteed. Ex- se)l ajid leav« atsute for health rea- Bally noilBler, Red Bank. frame, $16, uned six months. KBAN8BIIRQ — For baclieior, Fur- cellent union 'Mncflts. Top yearly CLERK —No experience neceaair DISHWASHERS For used sir lot Jn conjunction wlti ntehert. Bedroom, living room, kitch- Apjily In pcraon. CBS SUPEftMA] new car agency. Drivcr'e license e sona. Call for appolrttraant between VOX — Oontlnental ComlK) or^an COMPLETE MVJNO ROOM SET — enette. Pay own, utintlcg. 78T-2M8. •arnlngi, Contact Harry Hahn, Su- definite, "mult". Immediate opening. 2 and B. 787-U26, or write to Bo: Off-white velvet couch, Lwo lime mlwt burban Transit Corp., 750 Somerset JKET 36 Main St., Keanaburg PORTERS R-166, • The Datly RejrlMer, Red Binh With super revert twin amplifier, c Contact Ben Kansas. Hardly used Like new. 222-9350. chairs. t>ro<:4/le fibiic. two ... LANTfn HIQHLAITOB — fhi rii St., New Brunswick, N.J. MA1TRB n — Full" experience: tabled. Two bunch tables, two la floor, (urninfiwl. AduRa only. No pets. SALESMAN — For wholesale build- Nights. THE OALLERY RESTA Interviews Held RASSAS PONTIAC 1869 3 H.p. Jacobsen - Lawn an. Call 251-2513. Call 291-Ofl.M. ing matarla! to call on retail dealem. RANT, U.S. Kt. l, Woodbrfdge. Ma 395 Broad St. 741-6180 Red Ban: garden tractor with 36" rotary an MOVING — Refrigerator, Beam front HIOHLANDa — Two-berf room, »H Write to Box W-118, The Daily Regis- appointment for latervlew. 634-4J068, Thurs., Fab. 5 Evca. until 9 38" snow-blower. New $300 olf list. E'SSO LITTLE BILVKK REPAIR CENTER frei\ matching wmihing machine an. uLIlllleif iiwluded. H Hudrty Ave. Oall ter, Red Bank. and TUBS., Feb. 10 JANITORIAL — Pull lime position dryer. Two set* enej4opivlia.f!. Hal between 5 and B p.m. ST2-0921^ TELEPHONY Apply Main Office. Atlantic Surer. 747-0573 711-3888 Piece*. Other Items. 22B-8245. TOOLMAKER ENOINiCEllS-BWITOHMEN 11 A.M..7 P.M. »ma, Shrewsbury Ave. & Rt. 35. New Service Sfa+ion KENMORE 30" CLABSIC — Electric BTUDIO APA.RTMKNT — New wT EiDerienceJ, with good practtcaf shop IN8TALI/ERS-CROSBBAB Shrewsbury. ranne. Two ovena, 2^ years old. Ver' INVALID HOYER LtPT — Baf«y Jftmei Church. Oall siter 6 p m. D(6- STEP-XV comfort. $60. Phone 8U1 and math background, tor work on MEN-PART TIME good condition. 7M-0318. complex 3-D geometric shapes and Take advantage of new opportunlt' Outstanding Opportunity 291-OTflT TWO EOOMS — Unfurnfeihcd. All Call today. A *3.M PBR HOUR TWO COUCHES — (day beds) }1 mold cavities. Light, clean challenging STEAK & BREW Three evening* and Saturday days. O.B. WA8HBR — Never used. 14 IDs, utlHtlPs supplied. $85 per month. In work. Overtime and many benefits. EMPLOYEES PERSONNEL. FORMERLY THB MILL HOUSE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE •acn. Oall Hoavy duty, Model WA330E. »175. Red Bank. Call 747-2709. Engineered Precision Casting Co., 77 Broad 8t. Hcd Bank 7-*l-36fi No experience necessary. Can 747.MVM security 787-3469. ELECTRIC MOTOR REWINDER — enced. Apply In person. Shore Polr An equal opportunity employer ing, steady, rewarding- and o fieri PACKAGE LIQUOR STORE — Wltl Inn, Hwy 35 and Holmrltl Rd., Ha: Broad C License. Good location. Co: HARDWARE — Remaining inventor' RACOON OOAT — Or\&m>\ lady's. THREE ROOMS, FURNIBBBD — No Tot flngle nnd 3-pliase electric moUiri ehance for advancement. Oood com- of close-out sale. Best orfe-r for bul Size 10. Recently remodeled. Call 7-U- pets. Wi>rk»n« adulta only. One ExpeHenced only. Salary commensu- let. Diny benefits. tact P.O. Bon 270, Red Bank. LAUNCH OPERATOR — Yea» round. lot. BAYSHOIiE HARDWARE, 40 E month's security. 842-4384. rate with Rblllly. Contact Gene Pilot, UPHOLBTEKERS WANTED — Ex. Sandy Hook area. Diesel experience. SERVICEMASTER, INC. BEAUT; SALON FOR SALE - uid Front Bt,, Keyport. 261-1145 or 204-3061, 775-0121 between 8 and 4:30 p.m. Af- perlenred only. Apply In person. PAH. dletowD area, AbaenUa owner. S6|] Two sets of Clarke floor Banders $15C COW MANURE AVAILABLE — TWO ROOMS, FURNT8BEO — UU|. ter 5 p.m. 174-7445. __ 291-3310. 741-1378 S231 after 0. Truck load (5 yards only) delivered Men included. No pet*. J19 Mon- AMOUNT UPHOLSTERY, 182 Broad set, safe $35. New repair headquarte at 560 per load subject to fllnlanc» mouth St., Rei Bank. way. Long Branch. HBY B0S3! Can you run an office MATURE MAN—Experience preterre lor bicycle*, windows and Rcreena. from L*tncrort, N.J. Phone Jamei MEN of 50, and aire you strong In account- Pull or part-time. Apply In ucrnoi OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS 117 Flrat St.. (rear), Keyport. Crontn, Fridays only. 74,1-1020, ing Oall today. To J20K. California manufacturing company hai Expanding service business has open- KBYPpRT ARM__Y ' AND NAVTi BEDROOM 8ET3 — Must sell. Ov Ings for trainees (or carpet, furniture COLLEGE STUDENTS EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL STORE, 14 W. Front St., Key.por openings (or dlatrlbutorghips In this COMMERCIAL RENTALS 77 Broad St., Red Bank 7*1-3555 area. Above average Income, lnvea 30 different to choose Irom. All rioor •nd wall cleaning. $130 per week to CARPET MECHANICS AND HELP- samples. Immediate delivery. Prom MACHINERY FOR SALE Hart, raise to $145.60 after three BEE OUR AD AIR CONDITIONING IMS'WLLL.A- ERS —Top pay, steady work. Oa.1 ment secure. For appointment wrii laAROE STORE — Middle Rd. and months. Steady advancement and op- W. U Glbbs, Box 197, Holmdel 5165. FURNITURE CENTElt, 528 Laurel Ave. Beautician, bajber, com- UNDER "RESTAURANT" TION MEOHANIC — Blue Oroes Mid 7B735O8 call 919-7205. Broadway, Long Branch. CONTRACTOR'S EQUIPMENT—Bu portunity for supervisor's position. Blue Shield. VacaMon and tick days. tfozor, bicWioe, cement mixer, c mercial, professional. 284-1S77. SERVICEMASTER Good pay with future. Baystoore EXPERIENCED PLUMBER — Qoo FRIGIDAIKE — 14 cu. fl. Oood worl mrnt float, dump truck dy), and miscellaneous machinery offices. Seasonable rent. Immediate Inc. 671.2929. SUNOCO 741-9201 Call 4B5-M87. occupancy Apply Serplco'8, 101 Mnn- MAN TO OPERATE small ,firnvtyp< BOX SPRING AND MATTRESS mouth 3L, R«d Sank, next to carlion CAREER OPPORTUNITY — Join one tractor anil combine for youns, pi HELP WANTED-Male-Femali FRANCHISES, With Harvard frame, single, like nei Theatre. of Monmouth and Ocean Countlps grcasjve lawn service, Excellent c condition, $45. 291-2733. MERCHANDISE WANTED OFFICE 8CTTE-RED BANK—7M n nortunltlca for advancement. Call oe fastest growing real estate agencies. DRAFTSMEN MAU! OR FEMALE—To clean buses GB WASHING MACHINE — fL In excellent location. Desirable for Wi> will train and prepare for licens- tween 10 a.m. and noon, Mr. Cole- Good pay plus fringe benefits, Bin* NOW AVAILABLE ANHQUE JEWELRY — Top cash any profession. OU 747-3730. between man. M3-1-H7. good condition. J25, Call paid. LE3 DEUX. 789 Wver Hi., Fair ing, through our special company EXPERIENCED H to S Sri. mini- Cross, Blue Shield. Apply In cerso RED BANK, MIDDLET0WN 787-9517 Hiven. luL Tues. - BtX. 11-5. 741-4337. 9 and S. school, qualified young men for posi- KITCHEN MAN—S120 per week. Ai mum) electronic drafUnr backrround only, New York, Kean&burg Bus Co required. Rt. 39, Leonardo. FACTORY SPACE - Two 7,000 sn. tions In one or today'B most lucra- ply In person only a-ttor 1 p.m. Nl AREAS AMPEX TAPE RECORDERS - Elec> COLLECTOR—PAYS TOP CASH FOR H. floori, one 3.S00 «i). ft. floor. Suit- tive professions, If you are Interested PHONE CALLS. Colony Restaurant trie guitars, amplifiers, a.11 musical OLD TOY TRAINS MADE BEFORE In flrat year earnings ot $12,000 wltfi Work would Involve printed circuits, MUTUAL FUND SALES — Darn ui able for light manufacturing. For Corner Ridge and Ave. of»Two Rt to 6% and more on MF sales. Call 752-9200. Evenings, after 6 cm. Instruments, all reduced to lowest AND AFTER 1940. 714-3710. lease, call 747-1100. unlimited future Income potential, call ers, Rumson. logic diagrams, and wire run llfls call 671-5960. prices ever. ANDERSON'S MUSIC, 30 M2-«3S0. Issues Btocka and bonds, etc. Full c Broad St., Red Bank. WANTED RED BANK— Office mite, approx- AUTO MECHANIC —And new car An excellent opportunity for personal part-time. WHITEHALL, SECURI- Used Oriental Run imately 500 »q. ft., 600 so., ft-. 34D get ready man. Experience preferred. growth with a rapidly expanding man- TIES CORP. M2-170O. 35% REDUCTIONS — WINTER SALE Chinesa and Persian sq. ft. River view. 741-6609. All fringe '«neflta. Hospltallzatlon, TRUCK DRIVERS ufacturer of digital computers. 7 W. atVER RD., R.UMS0N Also Wall TapestrlM life Insurance, vacations. Apply In NURSES' AIDES AND ORDERLIES INSTRUCTION: RUMSON ROULETTE, INC. FRIBDMAN GALLERIES 774-311: LINCROFT — 0000 so,, n. avallailo —All shifts, (1.78 per hr. starting In new enntemporary building. Ideal person Bee Service Manager, Nick wage, nil fringe beneffu. DO NOT VOX ROYAL GUARDSMAN AMPLI- ANTIQUES — Tiffany Items, toys, lur. TrfMChla, at CIRCLE CHEVROLET, Fuel oil company desires full Bring samples COMPUTER CAREERS nlture, china, paintings, statuary, calna, location for Dunlness or proiejaional PHONE. Apply In person weekdayi FIER — Completely equipped. Llk use. Call 747-1118. 32S Maple Aye,, Red Bank. 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. ATLANTIC In business. Industry and government new. Call 871-2573. lighting fixtures. Carved oaji dining or part-time tractor trdiloi ittvrt with ECPI training. Day an room pieces. Copper Kettle Antiques, BUSINESS OFFICE — Store or shop INDUSTRIAL FORK UIT MECHAN- Apply in perion HIGHLANDS NURSINO HOMln, 8 MOVING TO EUROPE — Must sell IC WANTED — Or good trainee. 225- drivers for bulk deliveries Mlddletown Ave., Atlantic Highlands. evenings. Call ECPI at 542-2800 o OaUuirst 531-1899 or 229.0992. on ?>usy E. Newman Springs Rd., Interviewing: 1:30 lo 11 a.m. dally Tislt ECPI. 265 Monmouih Park Hwy, all possessions. Antique furniture, Shrewsbury. Phone 741-S886 for detalh 1535. BUS DRIVERS — Holmdel Township West Lout Branch. dlshe* Iron, blender, plus other small BUYING OLD NEWSPAPERS — Ant Good pay, steady work, al Board of Education. Male or remalc. appliances, T.V., Hie cabinet, books, scrap metal. Deliver to S4 Centra RED BANK—New attractive antique REAL ESTATE INTERDATA center. Eyo catching locaUon over- company benefits. Call 795 Will traJn If not licensed. To-p pay. Earn High Wages Now Great Books of the Western World, Ave., Red Bank. U a profesalon to be proud ot. Earn- 3 Crescent PI. Ocean port Need not bs resident, Oali 264-7147. boota, size 10i4. Bowling ball. WANTED — Silver coins, war nickel,, looking Navcflink. MulUple spaces ings Me the hlgheaL $12-(15,000 the 2594. (Building behind Holiday Inn) {No experience needed) Much more. Low, low prices. Mui available, >lall« and large display COOK WANTED — NightJ. Apply •liver dollars. Will pay top dollar! areas Irom 100-1.000 »<1. ft. Writ* Box flrrt year. We arB opening our second An eqaal opportunity employer ie.ll by Feb. 0. Call 239.7212 after Mr. Romeo, 787-5951. office soon and need new men. We SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — person, THB PUB, 160 Rt. 35, J] 50 MEN NEEDED p.m. R-185, The bally Register. Bed Bank. Red Bank area. Full or r>axt-Ume. YOUNG MAN WANTED — Over la, dletown. will train. Draw Available. Great op- driver'! license. Apply in person, Ksjt' WE BUY PROFESSIONAL OFFICE BPACE portunity for advancement. Call Mr. Must be qualllled and able to accept MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS IMMEDIATELY Rich at 671-2800. responsibility. Call for appointment, eln'a Pharmacy, 103 Shrewsbury Ave.t Our continued growth requires the "THINGS" Antiques and contents of old nomei Poole Ave., Haslet near Hwy J5. Call Red Bank. For February training Cash paid. 229-7623. 284-7783. BARBER WANTED — With or with- 747-53T2. addition of professional staff to ou Learn to Operate Clearance!!.' Ice skates, old picture out license, Mlddlctown shopping Cen- RETIRED MAN —For pirt-Umi MEN WITH CARS — Wanted to de- laboratories. HEAVY frames and mirrors, mahogany tables, MATAWAN, HWY 34 — 2000 so.. It ter, Hwy 35, Middle-town. work. DO NOT PHONE, Apply I liver morning and/or Sunday papers Medical technologists; all categories EQUIPMENT family clothing, tile cabinet (tiew\ ENGLKH RIDING APPAREL 1125 monthly person to the West Loiing BBranr c In Red Bank area. No colleouns;. Cajll of training and experience open, We Keep your present jab whin training Rift Hems, new, Boston rocker, child s Call 671-M5O POKTERS—Two, for general clean- Dairy Queen Braxlor, 8S2 Brow!Iway, 7«7-2U3. offer aala-ry plus extensive benefits VA approved. State licensed. For Im- desk and chair. Emba mink atole, WANTED Ing and full cut) of floors. Neat and West Long Branch. Including life Insurance, Medical, Sur- mediate Information, call toll free «85, fur collar, «. Umnrellaa (new) «ob«r. Top salary and fringe benefits. REAL ESTATE SALES — We are Rloal, Major Medical, Disability and Ota II: 75c. DISTINGUISHED DO NOT PHONE. Apply In per»6n TRUCK DRIVER — Oood pay. Mead looking for full and part-time men Pension program, paid vacations, nick Sprint Jacket to fit woman's «lze 34' weekdays only, If) a.m. to 2 p.m. work, all company benefits. Hxper *> form a dynamic sites force fn the leave and other modern person tie Area COHJ 800 CONSIGNERS: Please pickup all No- 38, and color coordinated hard hat, OFFICE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS NURSINO enced driven only need apply. O&V N«ptunc-A>bury ParK area. It you're pmctlcM. vember consignments prior to Febru- •lia. 7. Preferably In d«,rk sreen or Inexperienced, we will train you to deep purple, other colon considered. HOMO, « MlddUtown Ave., Atlantic 705-2694. 1 For a professional career, and nn 322-5535 ary 7 Highland!. become & licensed real estate sales- juat a Job, apply by telephone or write 389 Hwy 35, MWdlelown. omsed Please write, stating condition end SPACE man. Earnings ire unlimited, and a Or send name, address, and phone asking price, to Box N-198, ThB Dally RUSH LABORATORIES INC.. 55 number to A.T.B., P.O. Box 1»B. Dept Mon. and Thurs. • LowtM In center at Rid But draw against commission Is available. Union St,, Red Bank. N. J. O7T01 201 Register, Red Bank. biulnto district HOME STUDY THB CROWN AGENCY, 088-1(00. DR, Oaklyn, N. J. 09107 FIREPLACE WOOD HELP WANTED-MALE 741-0100. LITTLE SILVER REPAIR CENTER OLD FURNITURE — Antlquei, china, SALES . 747-0573 W-38B8 glusware, art object* and brlc-a-brac, All men features provided i UNION, Immediate cash for anything and ev- Earnings MATERIAL SITUATIONS WANTED-Female MITCHELL SPINNING RHJEL -% erything. Kuscll's 2a East Front st • Central Air Condi UorJng rod »15. DAIWA aalt water spinning 741-1193. • Self Service Elevator POSITION AVAILABLE $20,000 yearly EXPEIUENCBD NURSSSB1 AIDE — TECHNICAL reel and rod, ?2S. South Bend cajUnd • Private Fs-rklng Space OutstandlriK career position afford- HANDLERS Wiaheif to care for sick or elderly reel and rod. S1O Eagle claw fliwjrl • Complete Janitorial Serrle* With a future for o bright reliable ing excellent promotion opportunity person. References. Live-out Eight INSTITUTE and red, »15. Bowling ball, »S. 220 PETS AND LIVESTOCK • Individual Thertnostatioally perion, well trained. Driver'i II- with expanding (ilvMJon of multi-mil $2+ per Hr. hours. Call 787-3388. 721S after 4. controlled heat censt reqiilrad. lion dollar corporation. • WaII-to-W>ll Carwtlng Tlita In low pressure nales, ss oil No experience necessary CAPABLE WOMAN will care (or FEB. 23 CLASSES RADIO AND TV REPAIR EQUIP- MINIATURE 8CHNAUZER PUPPIES Coll fw oppolntmenl Inquiries are from people who need children In my home. Call MENT —One year old, like new Excellent child's pet. Inexpensive to feed. Perfect size for small hom«. Call for appolntmsm to lnsp«« help and guidance. We tarnish bona- Ultra modern new planf 281-7204 __^ NOW FORMING Must soil. 787-3434. 787-5000 flde Icadfl, liberal advance atainst Pureirod. 747-2946. commJslon, plus a)) henellta for enp- Several openings available RELIABLE WOMAN DESIRES WORK THE GREATEST 747-1100 —CleaninK. Monday thru Friday. Most Electronics Technology OREAT DANES — AKC. Fawns and abls men who want high caminpri starting at 10:30 a.m. Belectlon of window shadf s in the area. Blacks. Sound structure and temper- A Broad Streef R«d Bank B.nd a prCBtlga Company. Call 355- be on bui line. (17 a day. 741-2185. Drafting Technology We stock ahftdes up to 72" wide. Bring ament. 229-8607. 02i6 througfi 7 p.m. References. your rollers for greater savings. Prices Architectural Drafting ELS lows ai $1,49 on ynur rollers. CHARM STOUR VALENTINE — With OCBANPORT OFFICK PLU» OEN INTERVIEWS COMMERCIAL -ART WORK — Logos, Eay companion, lllar'.; thorough- FACTORY JOBS HELP WANTED-MALE TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS Brochures, Illustrations, Letterheads, Electronic Drafting PROWN'S URAL PURPOSE ROOM - APPrnxi a.m.-lO a.m. 2 p.m.-3 p m. Cartoons, etc. FREE-LANCE. Excel- bred miniature poodles. Mala and fe- malelj 710 so ft. Ideal for imlce lent rjcnlRn background. Write Box 32 Broad St. Rod Bank 711-7500 male. 741-4C33. business. Call 747-2183. Worried about vrar plant layoff!? Our LANVIN- Mechanical Drafting W-11S The Dally Register, Red Bank. MOVING, MUST SELL —tl" B*WPICKUP AND DELIVERY OROOM OFFICE DPAfE AND SECRETARI- Illi factory II expanding, hiring now, portable T.V., $50. 34 stereo IP's, mofct IMG SERVICE — No nuriOIMment preparing for the CHARLES OF THE RITZ "COMPANION — For ihut-iiii Red Day and evening classes. AL, SERVICE — Modem building. * GUARDS never played, M0 Pnrldrd brown necessary. CANINE COLLEGE INC., Red Nonk. CJill 7417Of>4 next peacetime hous- RT. 35 HOLM DHL, N.J. Bank area, n-riay week. Reasonable. VI8IT WRITE PHONE leather brlotceM, $15. 220-7212 after Long Branch. 220.8933. ; ing \ boom, perma- VANGUARD SECURITY INC. HAN - MKCf[ANICALLY INCLINED Wrllo Box K-175, TUB Dally Register, 701 Main St. Aabury Park 775-7551 p.m. RPACK — ideafior nent, year round In- Hoi openings in the Perth Amboy To work on Brunnwlck Automatic Pin Red Bnnlt. Approved by N.J. State Dopt. ft! EMu- 'ItOKESSIONAL POODLE 0ROO4I- p fioti f mi. ft. More thci OTM (or full tlmo security guordi latlon & approved lor veterans training. ANDREA a" COLOR TV —Le«s rrta — We groom to please. Call ample pa.rklnK. }2M) per month. "1} rf •_¥ I" door worKi good pay, SUprfl. Day work. Call 747-2710 (or WILL WATCH CIULDRDN —In my tlinn one year old, oxcellent condi- 5(2 MM. l I I Ml friendly people. Some and uniformed jupervlwr. details. llomc for working mother. Please call APPWOEMtOOK milLntNG, l)»0 Hwy • Starling rate 12 per hr. and up. tion, beautiful wood rahtnef, S22.1. 33, Call Bob Warncke. 671-2300. III pi I night lobs, loo, with- RXPKRTSNCED OARPENTEIVS 741-6376. JOIN THE COMPUTER Magnavox stereo record console. Good GOOD HOMES FOUND—For older k• "• -Li •*• ' oul rotation. 5rnooi- • Equipment provided. dogs. Cnah paid (or pedigreed lltten 'OR LEA5B — Commercial property • Steady assignment. HELP23RS — Potnlck Construction I MOTIIBR - wining condition. S4S. 741-9044. Stan Lorncr, Dog Trainer, 2208^33 lngf skills nol required Co.. 7&7 Hwy 35, Hlddlotown. (71-1600 to babysit In my own home. Weekly 'llh house In Llncrnft. Call • Overtfmo guorontesd. GENERATION 7*1-7809 PUESSBR, Full time, imp nalary, liniln. Cull 741-PITS. TIANOS — ORdANS uomi.E not) OROOMINO Apply ' °-f"- '° ^ P-n>. Day - Eve Classes RED BANK — Modern office mile. 8 Tlndall Rd, (Roberts Bldp.> Mid- lepctulablr, for tlry clcanlnj;. B11ITE HAHYBITTINO — In my home, we WE COME TO YOU ATCO CERAMICS CORP. "ILftJANRRa, 201-0OTO. New and lined Grands, Splnoti. Plny- EDEN AOItK 342-40.19 Call diet own or coll 671-5011 lor appoint- di»yn. Prc-nchool age. Leonardo. 74I.70S4 ment. Phone S721SI4. ira that work. Console*. Uprights OERMAN BHBPIIEHD - Pedigreed, tifrf 3! M4-8000 KEYPORT MAN" — Stoutly, driving anrt sciMng. rn .1 programming languages tn 'rom 12.1. Unlimited rentals from f)7c two yoars old. Msle. CAII Apply In pftwon. MAR1WB MTMDKR tlm only school to hnve two comru- >er week. FREEHOLD - KtMBALL 84'MIBaS ^o nan Occjii Ave., Bca Bnplit, SITliATIONS WANTEDMale :ern on premlfieB [or studrnt u«e. 'UNO AND ORGAN WAREHOUSE. HOUSES FOR IlENT IBM 3M and time sliarln« FVP-B wlUi l2Throclnker mrl dam on promises. $05. Call attor L S3 Mlddletown horses Oood retprr-nrcn. Wrlto Box Approved for Veterans " drill, $10. Holt nndpr, M0. Snhre p.m. «!'.'10)3. mi-iooo K-174, Tlio DlUly ReKlstcr.ncil niink^ aw. SI0. Orafl.imnn 11" rlrlll, S30. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY C1TCNTMDMAN—Itncentiy reUrctl pxflc- Northeast Computer lolilorlng kit, S10, 220-7212 alter 4 Kli GERMAN 8HEPIIERDB — ex. IDE SKLECTION OP RENTALS - utlvo, collcgo backgi-ound. defllrrii K 111. •fllunt itoteiitlnl for Hhow, or cxqnl- 'urnished and unfurnfrrtied Immeii!- tliro* «r four daya a wflpk omploy- Institute Ho pot. Hrcd for conrormntlon, In- occuimncy BAMUKb TB1O1IKH A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI lilinCN ANNM SKRVEIt - M5," •IHgiMirt nnd dlK|ii)slll»n. Thrvti NCY, (Jcoanport Avs., Ocoanporl menl. Snlary unimportant. Itoply Hox K> EnnlKli rinza IMd Bank [•liuninrlu'r itrnprH. hnlaprrrtd, SL'.V nontllH. 5i:-:«97, K.1B3. Tlio Dally Rpglstor. HPII lliiilli. lining lablo, *20. nrapes. J2 or. »40- nooKKBBPDh —EKpcriMieis! (111! 747-4647 9R». TWO IIOX STALLS FOIt RENT iVKLVT J7ARnB tliree-SBdronm" net of liooltfl, nep.ldi pn.pn.rt-t.llnr o lleopy Hollow )!nr«e Farm. me Close [o fl('lioo)fl. Many extrnN. •WO KBLLY^Bt'Itlii " 74l-'J;iH2 tall 2fl4-lK.(KI after fl. Moving and Storage In or iipnr Rpd llnnlt, WOxtft ino.mtpil on Accounting Pearl and Bead Restrlngjng floariitft-Csn not phono. Rnpl.v MERCHANDISE a, H5. 872-1S07. JiCVVELBlI TBltlllBU rilPS^^o'nc ['Af !K Thin" l»rgft rooin«, Uon 141, ltcd ftnnk. (nrnlftlit'd Nr:ir N.V. and New- FOR SALE AA O, [oltnilc, Miiiull nnd nlut'ily. )tr and show. 4:11-2121. Evening! rl4 lnwuii. l'lioiu. 7ftT-tfilfl. General nocmmtlng. Yenr round. ANDERSON BROS. •trand. QterlltiB clasps from 7fio. HWAhlrlH iy(U AZaMCI' UAN< *fi (-'.PHI!. >1 yenr-t Whllshlll Bmnmn Inn. 7(1-4791. RnUSBtLLKB' II Brn.d 81. IUd FINANCIAL AH IUDIO • • Mnlnroia "R'VlId il Thrrr ticilniDtn^, living ronin, INC. nink Unto" with oxtrn Hinalioc and new —Kltciiefi rsiTineisT itiiiiK i ui'tn mill liu'Ku i-corrail"! BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES .(ilctifi/i.. tl'2. 'UHhllnr "lUibbv Horfliv, K fUivy Jintln awnlllK, IINIIlle!, I'tr, alM'olnlinent unly. AKC poodle mm Fi'iu'i'it ynrd. Ni'iir «ll fchW»N, Adding Machlncs-Typcwrilcrs PACKING — MOVING mid $2,1, lllir IM'W, JI0. 22.1.3162, [r., «U'.. Thui«, Frl., flnl 111, 1» nil achniuizor pupplri 67t.{)6n nit Lriiiimiiiriiitlon, VWrnllflnt nflliili- STORASE Plumbing and Heating MA'fPnm rBnnoN — witiTnMiity fn Yl'BWItrl'lims, ADDIHO "niiiehinuT omit Av r., Kunison, irluioi!. flima ri'iilnl fur yinnm ton ADDING MAOIIINKS - Tynnwrllom nmiink'n small liiiBlnrsn. Work p ' All makes new or usod. Ounranteod, IANd - - llprlnht, JlOlt dollvnreil. pokn IUVI Heuullfully uttxrkf*;!. i'U.'(, c Ytarly lrfi:in. rtv«H/(Mff Kfll? Iflr [till HlllP. Worli own holirn til ,.,it i.•. 1 iilllltK^i hiM-i'llcd liy tcntttit, said, rentai], ronnlrcxi Sorptco's 101 ANDBrtBON n.TIMDINO CO. I,nir ss 120. Bornlco'i 101 Monmouth mil >ttl 74I-0.KW, iKtcr. live. HAnmaulh St., R«ii Hsnli, UMHKi K«|ialr>. New V-V.-h ftemodallni. pacn, rnr Inlprvlpw. wrlto r.o. llo> III Kul to Ihtatcr. H!-Oisn. '.ill :ni:iW:i R ti.in.. to ft ii.ni. nuiv. For- Homa or Industry 30'J, SlirownMiry. 1»77O1. HITUSB — Mother cor?l(t«r (jj»nnli'l, 5 ana tlir-r unltivowri. Two tiuml.ni i»U1. (I'M- AM-A, Kd/tcKV, HcM**" Wntitfl Diamonds Bought or Itrstylod 291.1000 233.D25H uaed TUBS. Over 1.000 rugs ai)d rem- r-iluT, 13 Hwy UT», K,it,('nttiwn. flu A (TUB IHMNANT It I Nil I .nil rach, 1 Mr SS. All now, im|iliiy<. Mlilriletown. orirSTO 1 L iiluil. (,T 1-1 till iiftcr H p in. vo., lirni Until* pnrion.il>' neilisllkn', 3D Ilrond Bt tntMt/ ULUtn WIN UNKS ,!"». JAI'lt'H MIIBIC Blum , '21 !lrun/l Mrn. Hmll.i (tUt _____ 117 Oakland Bt nV lo|>, .Vlfi. IV.I.mlnl ntyle whlld WANTfiD TO HKNT SNOWMOBILES 74T-i:i;l3 aftor fl p.m. ACMHl OONHTRUCTION (10. Ariilt- h_i'.lmlr, »!0. T«T-nitTO. _ I.ialir IUUI.INCI — cellars, |i- rt)01, TAnijHln — irinpiir'quaiify FliiT r Wli/WKH. 1'urt'hroil. No juijutrn, f!ftll itPrr lloni, illcrmlan'. naw liomrs. Ws CI.BFJN CO. INC. Aoollnt. lldlnp Ski-doo for 1970, world's jOAT ll6T)itB~(ll'' TilH~Wiasi l'MItN" 7 i:i7B, _ taini cl«»nel up. Frit •itlmilii. liuulatlon Imlallel and mirsnl thtchllDaa (U" and li"> alats. Real iii.n • co»t fiuo n«w. nn\, Hon. utm Itentn) HoineH fnrnllheA or un> rto tiw wiioin job. Mi-iimi) nt-nm. •avli»«. tlUU'lMlll. M0VU3. 1 irnlshed from l« In |:il»l l>er month TIMKU atlnr 3 p m. for ID yoars. 77BOIOS, 201.0510, finest. Pricoi from $695. -f'JU mior 4 ji in. \)Y i»oni>ijiT"i ijPriWH~ • 'KCU u»l( h'i'i- >r lncormn« jieraonnet. THU BUTUt "KINDLING-" CORD" WOOD iUNIClNII ni,AMHWra~.Ai«(ii>rti'ir ulriviT (IKNdY III sn, MMdlnlnwn. «7l-|lino J'ulntlng and Decoratlitg RED BANK air «>[ limit's, urpiMi Ictir iiuillf. fl'J Secretarial Services "~ TfimiiiKu '" "• "'riiiv ANT TO"llKNT IIOIIBB —"iietw'itcil' AUTO IMPORTS fur $1, Kindling, I urge nhvk *1 V'fl % l|:|m.i.il (...imtiuvl. «a»-#tW • l'lcnio IU« ( qtlAUlHM —One wrrk old. A,icrt torn innntliK, 'X I')", AK< . Hli'its. WML B. JONBD I'alntlnfl INSTANT »KnnKTATty — JS«n»rl lor $1.tvD. Liirntior Ohlli. Cnll 72I-TMW. 119 E. Newman Springs Rd. Jflcks, fi.n n, l» H(i(] Iwtt 1'iimi'n Ijuludr'l. T;">|" mllpaptrlng I'uilv Intirtd. ror tin typing, iteno, nnokkienlng arid Mil' (Itli, All nAcessAry e<|Ulrlnent lo iuOUMAN BIIISI'HKIlil PHI'S- (More" CliisuHled Adi tatimalai, call 2:0 ' Ing. foreign translations. M3-3OTII. 741-5886 RED BANK LUMBER Isrt nfiiiiirlinn. (M-lilnal ci>.H '+fll. p t.onr-l clinmiilim ling. Klioln. I'oarl «iiil Will, lleil Uank, J(l-ISIH) le»t offa*; 787.1411), iirinoil, OaJl 24U.8D7I1. On The Next ljflge) 26 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J . WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1970 WANTED TO EENT HOUSES FOE SALE HOUSES FOR IKIJR County Has PORTO Of MID BAMK - H»Htt HOLMDCL «ouf>l« «M4« on«-b«tfroom aimjUnent ky Itwek 1. NMlr •twptni ind Chances are $22,500 75 New Innuomtkm. Up u> »1» Mr imnlh. Nfit r«iwh horn*h . TwoT kk|og-»l» t»d roorat, 10x14 kitchen, IT' living room, Monument to Inhumanity m as an-ssoo H*«I«I wrii landtmptd lot. Rnwwing, ir- runirfii. O«ii now. #23.500 MoCKVR'A.V MSRVinK FAMILY our MiBNOV, Iviiiltor, 3!W» Nwmi TB Cases thw horn* wllh SprttY** WA., Rt*\ Hunk. T4T'JGftO. By MARTIN ZICKKK ethnic groups from 25 coun- with slave labor. Prisoners in the office," he says. Seven Etfconfcwn or shreirrturv prfr or eight Poles who worked JKHSEV CITY - Tubercu- Mi7riw "RKlV BANK --^VMSON ANiV ilTUEl OSW1ECIM, Voland (AP)- tries were counted among the were forced to work there un- General AROUND — Mviltlplt Uitlnr*. 8*mt ffli dead. der Inhuman conditions. Af- with him also survived. losis, a disease most people THREE Arvt'l.TS r«nmcm *r fr*» ntjtkiy rf mmint hem**, farmi Fit>sh snow covers the ground no longer regard as a serious *hi\1 f\r lit'- r>»Utl*l Hunison e ttates, watfrfiwfttj around Auschwitz but a gray From the main cam the vis- ter three or four months, ac- After the war, Smolen stu- furMKhrii Phil View KM Bunk died law and worked with the health problem, continues to Electric "RAY s'fILLMANTR«*"itor primness lianas over the Na- itor can go by bus to Ausch- cording to survivors, many ••Our Mat Year" witz II, the camp known as men died from beatings, hun- Nazi war crimes commission l>e a .stubborn foe in Mon- 1 zis' death camp, liberated 25 if years aj;o this week. Hirkenau, 1% miles away. ger or overwork. In three in Krakow. He was appointed moath County. Bunk »rf» RMirfn.-rS. WrIK Id T Computer FAIR HAVEN Here were located four gas years an estimated 30,000 museum director in 1955. According to a report is- It is a deserted hell, made Ro\ RtU T\P.1 Kwrk chambers and crematoria, de- prisoners died there. Occasionally when he is sued by the TB-Respiratory "TWO-THRKK-BEnKAftM I'ITSF £f ll\ .nt rv*o into a museum and monu- 111 i honi in rllrn stroyed by the Nazis before In 1945 the retreating Nazis working intensely preparing Disease Association of Central has the home ml .-nn't )i I A ment to four million victims Phnm- M1-W71. they fled, but preserved as destroyed most of the plant. material for an Auschwitz ex- New Jersey — sponsors of the 4 ,U of Adolf Hitler's inhumanity. Nrkf-r A\ f Sih 741 ruins. Here, under a watch- hibition he has nightmares. local Christmas Seal Cam- FURNISHED ROOMS The thick wire fences still But on the ruins the Polish you're looking tower crowning a long, low "This happens particularly paign — there were 75 new 1-1 VIC RF.NT PKEK ~~ stand. So do the wooden government erected one of barracks, came the trains after sorting through the pic- cases of tuberculosis discov- >RKKHni7n — PrlvnH rntrjnrf p $ v month watchtowcrs, once manned by the country's largest chemi- Good Io(Mtlon. References. Also nnB «v»n\Tnifmi>f5 within wniwrng ciJtHTicp bearing human cargo to Ihe cal works. The Oswiecim ture files for the most vivid ered in Monmouth County in furnished e.fflrl»ncy._46:-15S«._ for. Excellent con.itlliin. S(;',,v\i soldiers guarding the Third death factory. photographs," he says. ""ALPINE "MANOR "HOTEL WALKER & WALKER, Raalton lUMcn's biggest factory for chemical complex, producing 1069. HOTEL AND MOTE1, ROOMS — Sue- mvv » ;*i^:i: &ims:wsm HY annihilation. Under a cover of snow, the over 150 varieties of synthet- Smolen heads a staff ot There are 3!)7 known tuber- dial »rf tvmttnn ralw. Hotpl r1 • fiirnl«lw drMvlace. dining room, *nt-tn kitchen, camp. It means "Work brings disease. "It is the symbol of life 1,042 contacts (close associ- on* sleeping rwm, SW » nwnth. 7*1- BUSES TO ALL SCHOOLS ground (loor laundry room. Li freedom." Selassie of Ethiopia, and 18S HOL.MDKL RANCH — On MitotD paneled family room, fireplace. Hoi Rudolf Hoess, the comman- with which the people here ates) of those patients under lotl . T ; Mr neat, central Mr conditioning Robert F. Kennedy have been KBANSBltRr, — met nwra for s«n- Oustom-birllt, City , water *n,i Two-car garage. $M,000. Principal! Below the sign have passed dant of Auschwitz, stated at associate themselves," said medical supervision for the tlrmiin Rp»son«hle. Ampl« i»rlunf w»tor for Irn-n. ld*»! for btginner. only. Write to Box W-U5, The Dally more than 7% million visitors, the Nazi war crimes trial at one citizen, "rather than among prominent visitors.' Call 7R7-KKO. A*klns $22.Wa Assumption at low Register, R?d Bank. disease. ToOMS TO LET - 74148* aft« rate to Quallfip-1 buytr including one million foreign- Nuernberg in 1946 that each Auschwitz, the symbol of There have been six Ausch' 130 p.m. Morntnlp. UTTLE SILVER OObON'IAL - Four RKr> RANK - - Excellent location The contacts are examined bfdrowns; C>v Mitha. Corner J(*i( heau- Thrre hed rooms anA baUi. Ld ers, since the Polish govern- Birkenau gas chamber could death." witz trials in West Germany 7(1-5154. tlfully land^cxp^d. Central *lr conathg mass murder found after the County TB control effort. prime area. Living room with fire- camp was reached Jan. 27, Poland, where the gas cham- tattooed number on his arm sies at Auschwitz. CLEAN COMFORTABLE ROOMS — AGENCY pbffl. Formal rilnlng room. D«n a-nd bers could hold 200 persons signifies he was the 1,327th George Blair of Shrews- Stu tm Bnf. OlJ! basement Attached Ka,page. New llsit- 1945, by the Soviet army. The Polish war crimes com- bury, vice president of TB-RD 87!CO Realtors — Both Ladling Services ing offered at $38,900. E.A. AHM- at one time prisoner sent to the camp. mission says Dr. Josef Men- STRONG AGENCY. Realtom. MS One display has twq tons Central, said programs of FtlR-VlSHED ROOM — Mtd-b»tb *M0e la Ut- 1 l^-bath split, Large living room, tlt Silver. 2T Srtoj room ASSOCIATES game room, garage. AssumaWe &%% like cattle in freight cars from of TB will come from the re- with fireplmcv ami built-in MorUa«e. Owner wvunts offers. Ask- all over Europe to be liqui- bookcase*. Lovely dining 158 Et. 35 264-5309 Hazlet ing J2fi,9O0. THE KIRWAN COMPANY servoir of people who are now room with comer obineta. (Across from Red Oak Diner) 787-6600. dated in Auschwitz's gas positive reactors." Uodprn kitchen. Excellent Licensed Real Estate Broker ooadiUon. ?35,000, chambers. Pullout Plans Inadequate HURRY, HURRY. HURRY! CEMETERY LOTS The camp was opened in We take title to our new home (also By WALTER R. MEARS Because of the secrecy to repeal four foreign policy Monmouth Symphony WATERFRONT COHAGE In New Shrewsbury) in February. We FOUR BURIAL PLOTS — Keyporl June, 1940, to hold Poles ai> could move out In 10 days if you need Memorial Gardens, closa to ebapel, WASHINGTON (AP) - shielding future withdrawal resolutions produced by past $22,500 early possession., Our home has four Asking JTOO. Make offer. 787-4839. rested for resistance to the League Meets Monday Beamed celling living room, bedrooms, two baths, a sunny living Sen. Charles E. Goodell said plans, the budget Nixon sent crises and authorizing U.S. oaxy fireplace, detp water Nazi occupation of their coun- room with fireplace, a country kitch1- yesterday he had learned the Congress yesterday did not INTERLAKEN - ThejMon- and buUdhead. en with a dining room, large base BUSINESS PROPERTY try. Later it was expanded military action. The Gulf of ment and attached garage. TIic F.H.A. administration's withdrawal disclose estimates of war mouth Symphony League will and designated by the Nazi Tonkin Resolution, cited as a has appraised it for $30,000. You mayFANTASTIC BUSINESS LOCATION— timetable envisions an Ameri- spending for the fiscal year meet Monday at 1 p.m. in the buy It tor that and we -know you'll Five business units, two apartments, hierarchy to be the center congressional Charter for past A. FRED MAFFEO epend many happy years here. Call " In the heart of a fabulous ^ualness can force of about 300,000 in beginning July 1. borough hall ,on Grassmere day. district, considered the most prime for the "final solution of the U.S. escalation in Vietnam, REALTOR business property in the Township of Vietnam at the beginning of But Senate Democratic was among them, Mathias Ave. 569 River Rd. Fair Haven HALL BROS., Realtors Mlddletown. Lot size 175x225, extra Jewish question." Three- 1971, with "a very small troop 813 River Rd. 74I-76S6 Fair Haven land m&y be available, pnaparty ex- Leader Mike Mansfield said said that resolution has Mrs. A. H. Ltnky, Deal, 741-9333 Member Multiple Listing Service tends from street to street. Located quarters of Auschwitz's vic- reduction" under considera- Open 7 Days opposite fabulous Wasaerman'fl, tims are believed to have "it is safe to assume" that "served its purpose all too program chairman, an- Campbells Junction. Priced at $168, tion for the following year. most qr all of the $5.8 billion nounced that the afternoon LITTLE SILVER 000 Exclusive Agent PAUL P- BOVA, been Jews, but in nearly five well." Inc*. Realtors, 6T1-2544 by appoint, The New York Republican, reduction in defense spending would be devoted to a dem- Last, nouse on dead-end streot. Greal ment only. years of operation some 28 Goodell said an overwhelm- TREES! for children and pets. Four-bedroom; who did not disclose his requested in this budget as onstration by Tove of Tove's B*t on a lovely large oomcr lot In two-bath home on 75x100 lot. Oldc ing majority of the South F.um»on. 24' living room, spacious trees and plantings. Qualified buye L£GAL NOTICE source, said "The human and against the last could be Vietnamese people want Touch, Rt. 35, Sea Girt dining room, big *at-in kitchen. Famt- can assume low internal mortgage, REAL ESTATE WANTED ly room, ftyar bedrooms, three baths. Asking $29,000. NOTICE OF DKCISION materiel costs of continuing traced to cuts in the expected peace, but are governed by a Crossroads, "On the Art of Today's very best buy! $84,000. UST1NO8 UBOENTLT NEEDED IN TAKE NOTICE Uvat on the 28th so large a presence for so HASSINGER & Atlantic Highlands, Hlgblandl. Le- day of January 1970, ttie Zoning Board cost of the war. military regime which wants Makeup." Monmouth Orches- GLAZEBROOK onardo and Naveslnk. BROOK AOSN- of Adjustment of Holmdel Township, long are totally unac- Note in Budget war. "The people of Vietnam tra subscribers are invited. TREES! Ct Bank BuUiiDff, Atlantlo Hlfh' Monmouth County, artcr a public hea-r- ceptable." Apple, pc&cfa, and tall old trees on REALTORS lands. 391-1717. i"8T, granted the application, of Mi- Nixon's budget did note aW truly the silenced majori- Cof/ee will be served after one acre plus In a lovely estate area. 105 E. River Rd. Run chael Cuooc! for a variance to con- Three bedrooms, two baths, striking LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES — struct a dwelling on lot 13D In Block Hearings Set "We expect that further re- ty," he said. the demonstration. kitchen combined with cozy family 842-5880 In Keanstmre •• Mllddletown - Hailet - 30 located at corner of Beera Street room with fireplace, comfortable llv- IT'S A TAKEOVER — 6% VA mort- Holmdel. The Smolko Agency. 787.O123. ana Hllkjrest Road, and Uiat determi- Goodell's testimony, sup- ductions can be made In the tol at Ita best. S65.000. gage, monthly payments $157 DO YOU HAVE A HOUSE FOB SALE nation of Mid Zoning Board of Adjust- porting his bill to force com- future" in U.S. troop levels. JOSEPH G. month includes all. $18,600. Large IN THE GENERAL VICINITY OF ST. ment haa been filed In the office of ing room with wnodburalng fireplace. PETERSBURG, FLA.? Please send the. Township Clerk and 1» avoil&bl plete U.S. withdrawal over a Goodell, whose withdrawal extra large master bedroom, three Information to Boi K-1S0, Th« Dally lor Inspection. bedrooms In all. Hot water heat Reg-liter, Red Bank. Feb. 4 J4.25 one-year period, was prepared bill already has been de- McCUE Large covered patio. Garage, Fenced for the opening of Senate For- nounced as a "bug-out"._at. REALTOR in 100x100 lot. We are the owners, BUYERS WAITIN& PUBLIC NOTICE 30 RIDOE RD. RUM80N we will be glad to talk to you about PLEASE TAKE NOTIOB Ulat till. eign Relations Committee the White House, said admin- financing. For homes, estates, farms, acreage, Board of Adjuatmcrrt of the Borough 842-2760 ' waterfronts, businesses, Industrial and of New shrewtf>ury baa approved the hearings on an assortment of istration strategy seeks to re- PAUL P. BOVA business properties. Application of Wampum Brook Real- duce U.S. casualties to a level Grim Fare RUMSON REAL ESTATE Realtor RAY H. STILLMAN. Realtor ty Co., Inc. a subsidiary of Mid lion- 10 Vietnam policy resolutions. CENTER "Our 62nd Year" mouth Industrial park and' Whaiton "According to informed "acceptable to American pub- 671-2544 MULTIPLE LISTINGS SERVICE Industries, Inc.. made pursuant to (48 Hwy 35 Shrewsbury 7«-8600 N.J.S.A. <0:55-39(a) to permit the sources, the administration lic opinion." FOUR OR FIVE BEDROOMS HOLMDEL COLONIAL premlaet known «u Block 114, lot Thlt new Llncrott lilting li lust right Immediate occupancy! Priced to »el 190 to bo used in connection until plans to retain close to 300,- 'The price' of present poli- • for the large family. The center-hall quick! 6 year old. four-bedroom Co- NEED ACTION? ttie manufacture of polyurethane elas- leads to a paneled family room with iontaJ. Cellar, family room, two-car Call WALKER 4 WALKER, Realtor! tomer coated fabric and determined 000 troops in Vietnam until cies will be anywhere from By CYNTHIA LOWEY fireplace that Is right olf tile eat-In garage, fireplace. Dead' end street, 3 M.L. Services — Tradi-IM that such use complies wtth Uie re- the beginning of 1971," Good- 5,000 to 20,000 Americans kitchen. Formal dining room, paneled over acre. Unparalleled in price. Ask- 741-5212 e.U>«. «mall private rear W« have ready QU&Ulled buy«w. M »ey banking corpopaUon, Ptodntlff vg sures ranging. from an en- 1 yard. One-car detached R&rage. Asking RUSSELL M. BORUS (or last efficient lervlce. call J. D. John Rotert Ountiier, et al., Eeien Timetable Secret zine program "60 minutes, ' day are between 16 and 25, 117,500 This won't hast lows. ROCHE, Realtor. Rt 34. Colts Neck. danU dorsement of Nixon peace ef- REALTORS 462-274L Hsmber Multlpls LUUnj Ber- By vtrtu* of a writ of execution In The administration has kept was simultaneously concen- and they go to see movies JOHN F. ANDERSON, 600 Klver Rd, vlce. the above stated aotlon to me directed, secret its timetable for U.S. forts, coupled with a call for I shall expose for sale ait public ven- trating on the agony of the "made about themselves." A&ENCY WE CAN MULTIPLE LIST due, at tht Court House In the Bor. troop withdrawals as South cease-fire, to demands for bleeding animal in a Spanish The young film makers (Formerly ttie' Low Acencyl GRACIOUS LIVING ough of Freehold. Courtly of Monmouth, Vietnamese forces ar« hastened American withdraw- bullfight. tX River Rd Fair Haven Larje 15 year old RANCH »et -- YOUR HOME New Jersey, on Monday, the 2nd day like to shoot low-budget 204x290 lot Many trees, fireplace in Call Uday and give details anil cash of March. 1D70 ait 2 o'clock, P.M. trained to take over combat al on a public timetable. 741-4477 living, room, sarage. manj extru. price. STERLINQ THOMPSON « AS Prevailing Time. movies on location, he said. BOO., 7<7MC0. duties. President Nixon has These were two of the more MIDDLETOWN Walk W biues. Atl the defendants1 ' right title and The Goodell proposal is a There were bits from inter- Large home, three bedroomi, includ- Interest, H any, In and to the follow cut authorized troop strength bill to impose a deadline by serious features in the pro- InR a same room — may be used as ONLY $4C,O00 grams that, once a month, views from some of the e fourth bedroom. Porch and attached WE HAVE BUYERS ALL that tract or parcel of land, by 115,500 since he took of- cutting off funds for the main- garage. Located on large lot. near BEACH AGENCY. Realtor Tor your home- Waning and willing situate, lying and being In the Borough overlap. young and avant garde, in- hich school and local and city bun Member Multiple Listings '' buy era. Mortgage available. of FaJr Haven, in the County of Mon- fice, and is planning another tenance of U.S. forces in Viet- cluding the makers of "Easy transportation- Quiet location. Listed Over 400 Homes mouth In Uie Stale of New Jersey, ai NBC opened its two-hour lor S'JB.T&O 1fl4 Rt. 35 Middletown, N. J shown on a m*p entMiJed "Section A. manpower announcement in nam after one year. Rider," a smash hit. 842-2626 Eves: 531-4768 Open 7 Dayi APOLLO AGENCY INC'. Knollwood, the suburb of Red Bank April. The currently author- Sen. Charles McC. Mathlas program in a light mood with WALKER 4 WALKER, Realtor. LITTLE EILVER-REMODBLED CO- N. J., owned by George S. Ingraham At that point, Cleveland HWY S 07l-Sll M1DDLETOWK LONIAL New listing. Well constructed Michael Mariolis WDllim H. R. White and Ensley M ized manpower leve] is about Jr., R-iMd., asked committee a report on a self-styled SHKEV.:EBVrri~— -T-*o*ary frame. Three bedrooms, bath, 25' living room Licensed Real Eitate Broker White" made by Enaley M. White, 434,000. millionaire who made a quick Amory took over with his Panfifed livinf ryom and dining room. with fireplace, separate dining room, J370. Hwy 35 Haslot C. El., Red Bank, N. J., August 30. endorsement for his proposal vivid report on "man at his Fireplace. Skylark nwimmlni; pocjl, remodeled kitchen, paneled cellar. J023 and filed In ihe Monmouth Coun- fortune selling imitation mrfe^ned-lr patio, IWjxKlti lot. PUT-New fieating »y»tem. Two-car garage. 739-0100 ty Clerk's Office June 30, 1024. more most violent, man at his nlshed or ur^urnljrtied. W2-28K Exterior painted- A very attract! particularly described as foDowa shrunken heads, but is now home- Asking f29,0OO. LEGAL NOTICE BEOINNING at FI point on the north' striking it rich organizing cruellst" in the bullring, and EATONTOWN — Very reasonable. erly aide frf Harvard Road, Mid I>o1n1 Two apartine!!'^, bunCTl"*-»tyi«. Must ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY being four hundred and fifty (4.VT "future millionaire clubs"' this viewer beat a hasty re- Mil. Only JH.GCIO. M2-08M, NOTICE /eel distant westerly from Ihe con Faculty Unit Eyes and, for a fee, advising treat. TRMfflFERRED. OP. JUST OUT- Broad St., Red Bank an 1-Z04 Crete monument located on the north- GROWING IClUR HOME? - Call or Mkddletown 5 Comers 741-SIM SHERIFF'S SALE west corner of Cambridge Avenue and others how to turn a quick write for AppleBroofc'a monthly Homes 671-2560 SUPERIOR COURT OF NKW JERSEY Harvard Ilond; thence (1) In a north- lor Living magazine, oflers pictures, IDEAL RANCH CHANCERY DIVISION erly direction Rt rlffrrt angles to Har- buck. It was amusing — and prlcec. defferipUons Absolutely no Beautifully landscaped with many MONMOUTH COUNTY vard Road onE hundred forty nlni priceless publicity for the e»Bt. DO obllpatlon APPLEBROOK tree* and shrubs. Living room with Docket No. F370-60 and ninety-eight hundredth* )&ce. Formal dlnln; room. Spa.- Mutual Aid Saving* and Loan As feet to a |>olnt; thenen (21 beginning Suit on Recognition 2 Drivers AGENCY, fjci'vin. »B0 H»y. 3S, M14- subject. Oetown. flTl-2300 clout kitchen. Three double »lzed bed •oolatlon, a New Jersey corporation again qt the aforpanld noglnnlng point looms- Two baths. Exposed baiemenl Plaintiff va: Charles P. Frazee, Jr. and runnlnR In a wt-fttorly dirtctlon FAIK HAVEN—Culrtom-lniiK . liom(;l 43n four rooms piui 17*21 game and Norm ft Mae Frazee, his wife, De alona the northerly line of Harvan EATONTOWN - A con • tive committee then wrote Ballet Goes On 3 i l ll win, Priced to eel!. $37,709. (end an La Ronif flpventy II vn I75> fi*rt to fl frontation may be develop- twice to Dale B. Otto, chair- Fined, Lose AM *-xL'a^ iticiuo*d *e3/rfW and 170.. By virtue nt a writ of execution In point; Ihcncfi (31 In a northerly ill The program also told of 600 imm^lRl* occupancy. MorttagM RAY VAN HOPN AGENCY the above stated action to mo directed, me Linn nimUcl with Uir- first ciur.ie ing between the administra- man of the board, requesting a ballet dancer and her hus- REALTOR* 1 shall expose for aale at public ven ore hundred and forty nlnr and nindy tion of Monmouth College «il River.VA ^tf•\\W fjlr Haven due, at the Court Hoime In the Bor «(iven hundredth*! fMH.07) fret m"ro oi a meeting to establish nego- band who took over an aban- Licenses ougfi of Freehold, county of Mon 1es« in n itrAtVt; ihen^R (i> In nn and a majority ol its faculty HOUSES FOR SALE RETIRING? mouth, New Jemey, on Alomlay the Msforly dlrwilon n<*v»nly flvp f"7!i' tiation proceedings. doned movie theater in a Iffth day of February, 1970, at 2 fept to the ending point of \ht firfit members. LONG BRANCH — Two immaculate two-bedrwrn home for s o'clock, P.M. Prevailing Time. Mrtirwc. Mr. Otto reportedly replied Death Valley ghost town and men were found guilty of retired or young tiuctoenii couple. Ltv- ALL that tract or parcel of land The Faculty Association of painted the flaking walls with FOR REAL SERVICE Ifig r'rtmi with corner fireplace, plean- and prnmlflcn hflrclnaftor pirtlctilarly Thp prfmhpfl nre nUn by telephone last Friday that drunken driving yesterday In •5 Tit k iic^en. 11 any custom details, foll«nvR: WtrtTt IHK! at ffl&fJft described, sUuate, lying and being In Monmouth College (FAMCO) murals to simulate an audi- Municipal Court hero by City IN REAL ESTATE PREMISES known a« ttM Itarvnrd the board planned to take the i to the Township of Wall, in the county resolved last night to go to ence. The woman gives solo ConiuH « REDDEN AGENCY of Monmoutli nnrt titMQ of New Jer- wA, Pair Unvrn, N, .1 , Inltpn from case to the National Labor Judge Stanley Cohen. Kealtora nay, more particularly dem irvey fnr Hobpri Ountrinr. by Rnh. court if necessary in order to ballet performances daily— Member of •M Maple A" lied Bank 'ollows: •' Orppntinrjt Annof-ls-ten, .Itinn f»th. Relations Board (NLItB) and Richard A. StccLs, 12 Flffii- BEOINNINO nt a monument In tlin 1IW0 gain recognition as the facul- would confirm the conversa- whether anyone comes to see nurc Hay Apartments, and Red Bank Area 741-91 CO eautcrly line of Kamnhorn Drive wliicli •EOINNINfi on Hi* norlhwrtcrlv her or not. nalri monument Is tils taut 1W> /not nn a Bldp linn f>f Hnrvurd Ttond Umrrin ty bargaining agent in con- tion in writing. Several mem- Henry Scuydam, 202 Liberty MLS LITTLE SILVER course of North VI rly line of Hniriflhorn Drive and soiifli 2*1 dpffrfrH /W fnlrnilr-:* f*,-i«(, and preliminary sparring (NJMA) advisor apparently earthquake hitting a plutonl- In other traffic violations: which hcglimlnc point in alno ttie I4n.l>7 fppt (D the iLforfMiimllmH'rl IHM-11I um plant in the state of HAZLET $24,900 liwPHt rorucr of a tract of la ml wrtttcrly "I'IP line r»f H'trvrtnl Id nil, with the COIICKG president, considered the move a stall- Mrala llolmns, 14 Howlnnd Mian*, rn-w tru -lx'i|r')',Tn mncti, Tile -ecently iwiiivcycd by Charles I". Fra- um C4i nlong tlir nnid nldp llnr- r>l William G. Van Note, and the Washington where millions of I'tttli Ktimii" Nii'c *)/.! Int. Convi'rilnnt uml Klornncp IG. Frazee, hla wife, viid J\ittit\, noi-lli (]i donr fret to HIP i>oltit ftr Hoard of Trustees. gallons of radioactive water earclens driving nnd James COLTB "NECK " — Hrlck, three-bed" "i. Vri\/c\\ ).l« wife; thenca (1) North •r of II ter asking for board recogni- room rancti Iocs ltd on completely «n- deftrccit 'JO ml mi ten Kniit 300 lent to tion In writing of FAMCO as are stored. Taylw, itl Wayne, was fined cloHcd lanflicnt>erJ »cre lot, Two fire- inuminipni; lhrnc« <2) North VI t\v BKINO b mlnulRs Bn.it HO fret to a lljpd "Rpitlon "A" Knonwortd", rnnilp thirds of the full time and the negotiating agent, failure bent. Paneled family room. 23'x30' umimoiit; ilirnrp r,], HouUi M i\v iv NIIHIPV M. WMP, *', K.. Ttpil ll-uili, was the film of the nnnkni. di Ijiul'linx on prrj|ii;rt> A»Hlrijr ii&,uOC. cm 5 mlimtcjt Went att.rvp«i Ihp rlalit Dr. Van Noto wrote to tlio quiring the administration Io right In Jifljfjnrn I()U nnlr. wILIiout fur- \n ffdjourn lliln "/tie wlllioul fnrDinr nil- port on what cohont Mlka 1'AI it IfAVMN • F»»iir-l»e((rooiiV~Co^ iier notice by ptiiillcatlon. recognize and negotiate with "I uisd Io ba all rliumbi, of l p hHU ii KAMCO after 'Itg December Wallace called "the lilowl- Iniiliil, 2\-j liiillK*. IjlvltiK rmsn with PAUL KIKHNAN, Bherlff. Dated January Ti, imo the group if no satisfac- ISniior, 170 Ilrondway. court*, iUat was before I got /lri>(iliLfi', IJIIIIIIK room. 1'a.liolefl don rited: Doccmbni' 17, 1009 PAi'l, KIKIINAN, BllPrlff. meeting, turning the entire lcsg revolution" In lh« mo- pow.r taw In Tht Duly Rigiitor office Hlluiildl MI \\u)(invK[it>4 JUcliitrd A. Maiulra Pprnurd Horwttx matter over to the Board of tory reply Is received by Feb. was fined ,,!& for violating a M!«(1 lf)t, %tVM Bhown b/ appolni* Ally. Ally. tion picture Industry, Wtnt Adil" lt:ent only. HIUSD Trustees. The FAMCO execu- 13* city ttcilnnnrc hy creation « . iu as. v*r>. i, li Ub. 4, 11, 11, at 1101.10 The revolution li made fry nn hmta tm hla praporty. T'HE DAILY BEGISTEH, R£D BANK • MfODLETOim,

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Andy Canp I OUS£CONC>THOUGHTS, if b BE MEAN OF) C'MQN.CAPP! \MS T1 TAKE AbVAWTASEOF A DRUNK// ASTRO-OWN Thurtdty, February 5 PRESENT-FOR YOU AND YOURS ... The fine art of persuasion will stand you In good stead now. People tend to have pretty strong streak* of deter- mination and stick-to-itlveness now n this may not be as simple as it soundal Mood* are variable under currant transits, bringing the unexpected to the lore. The Day Under Your Sign ARIES (Bora Much 11 la LIBRA (Sept. » to O«. 12) April If)—You an tdluit to —Although pra-occuPMd with Bridge Advice tndden surprises If you family duties, allow some don't met with overemo- time for privacy durtni the tlantUim. day. By ALFRED SHEINWOLD The Wizard of Id TAURUS (April 10 to / SCORPIO — The needs of you're a cautious type, imag- WEST EAST let your hali* down and elderly people (physical and relax. spiritual) should not be ine that one of your optimis- 4 8765 « Q 1094 Ye>u wow neglected. tic friends has bid the hand O 1076432 tf 98 5 LEO (July n to Aug. ID— O None THAT? Seme concern about family AQUARIUS (Jan. 41 to Fab. and then has gone off to OQ»74 harmony, but difficulty is li)—Do all you can to con- 4976 4 IDS shortlived. tribute to the well.belng of catch a train, leaving you to those dear to your heart SOUTH VIRGO (Auf. n to Sept. 22) play the hand for him. —Spike any unjust rumors PISCES (Feb. » to Mar. s> AK2 before they have a .chance M)—An unconscious little West . opens the eight of ^ AK to hateh. • Thoughtfttlnew gesture of affection and love will be appreciated. will be heartily welcomed. spades, and you put up dum- O AK109 my's jack. East covers with • KQI

HEAVEN HELP ME A IF SOMEFJODV RINGS ) THE PRONT r-X?! DUMB PAWS/ u THAT BLJ3 WWW W3KBV WMJN'f POORBELL v^ // »AN NO ' RIq HE'S GOT HIMSELF NOW/ •> °'^ ALL TANGLED UP IN MV CHAIR LOOKING FOR CRUM0S 28- -THE DAILY BEGISTER, RED BANK • MIDLLETOWN, N. !.: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1970

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"Two for Your fnitn food/Honey" LOW PRICtS PIUS StH SUMPS Jerry Freda SEABROOK FROZEN—SAVE 33c Freda Seeks CREAMED M SI Keansburg SPINACH lErl GORTON'S WITH BUTTER Board Post Fillet of Sole KEANSBURG — Jerry SAVE 14c-CHOCK FULL O' NUTS __ Freda of 155 Main St., is seek, Pound Cake & 55C ing one of the three three- C year seats at stake in Tues- Heath Bars 6^49 day's Board of Education LANCASTER BRAND BREADED PORK OR .... election. $ n Mr. Freda, a 21-year resi- Veal Steaks £ 1 dent of the borough, attended LANCASTER BRAND SLICED t . .„ Middlelown High School and Turkey* Gravy P£S1M later studied in the areas of biology, physiology and psy- "Two for Your Dairy Monty"... chology. He has taken an ac- LOW PRICES PIUS StH STAMPSI tive part in youth activities in SAVE 7c —CORN OIL MARGARINE _ _ both the Catholic and Method- ist churches. Fleischmanns P a 39 He serves on the Citizens "Fwo for Your Bolter/ Homy"... Advisory Board as its secre- IOW PRICES PIUS StH STAMPS tary-treasurer. GIENDALE SLICED He said his decision to seek LANCASTER BRAND 7Q "DELI" DEPT. FEATURES C lib. C White Bread election is motivated by "my . pkg. close relationship with the California Roast lb. 79 Sliced Bologna. /5f (At Acme Markets witlr Deli Depts.) VIRGINIA LEE AJ» LANCASTER BRAND BEEF ROAST ' ^ _, LANCASTER BRAND ALl MEA1 C town's youth and with their Mb. C parents." yqc Turkey Roll. VPPJ? P*°™. ... M*.49 Glazed Ball Donuts 39 Boneless Chuck 85 All Beef Franks C T O R E C LANCASTER BRAND " __ LANCASTER BRAND CHUB Mb. ' * Roast Beef.. 54. P. . :°. ? «... «-»>. 69 C CURRIER & IVES Beef Arm Roast ,b. 79 Liverwurst,.... 65° Potato Salad ., , ,b 29 3 Running IMPERIAL BLUE FEATURE VALUE! On Ballot In LOW LOW PRICE! Union Beach BRILLO GREEN GIANT DINNERWARE UNION BEACH - Two in- HUNTS FEATURED THIS WEEK! cumbents and a newcomer MIX or MATCH SALE! will run unopposed in Tues- SOAP CURRIER & IVES day's Board of Education TOMATO election. KITCHEN SLICED PASTE Heading the slate is board PADS WAX BEANS. president James R. McKit- FRENCH STYLE OR trick. Mr. McKittrick has CUP £ J9«- CUT GREEN BEANS. served 17 years on the Board- With each $5.00 purchase. 10 as its president. OR NIBLETS CORN He resides at 705 Beachview Ave., with'his wife Marilyn Your Choice ajjd their five children. He is eniptoyed by the Prudential Insurance Co. and is co-owner of the Corner Liquor Store. SAVE4c-IDEAL VEGETARIAN OJ_ Incumbent Theodore P. SAVE lie— UPTON TEFLON Brunelli, who is completing Pork & Beans... 2 COATED his fourth consecutive year SAVE 6c—SUNSHINE as a board member, is also C seeking one of the [three HydroxCookies... COOKWARE three-year terms available. .SAVE 8c—IDEAL Mr. Brunelli is employed By TEA BAGS .O7C Avocado by West Bend the Ft. Monmouth Elec- SAVE 32c—FACIAL TISSUE Applesauce. I" tronics Command and resides SAVE 6c—IDEAL _ ON SALE THIS WEEK at 214 Union Ave., with his 2QUART COVERED wife Jean and three children. Apricot Nectar '£r 29' Also joining the slate is newcomer Walter Scott. KLEENEX .*59< SAUCE PAN EACH Mr. Scott lives at 537 COMPARABLE VALUE $6.95 Olark Ave., with his wife FRESH WESTERN ICEBERG Joan and their three children. He is employed by Jersey Oranges 10 39° St. Marys St. Marys Central Power and Light Co. URGE JUIO of Belford. LETTUCE DELUXE JACQUARD NO-IRON PERMA PRESS Incumbent Robert C. Anjou Pears b V Erickson, whe is completing SNOW WHITE FRESH NEW CROP -, . - SHEETS AND a one-year unexpired term, C TOWEL will not seek reelection. Green Cabbage 2 29 EXTRA FANCY. RED OR GOLDEN ENSEMBLE PILLOWCASES OH SALE THIS WEEK- MUSHROOMS Delicious Apples 1 ON SALE THIS WEEK: WHILE SUPPLIES LAST! TTA Class 12x12" COMPARABLE $3.9? VALUE WHITE e^_. Ends Course WASH 81*104" >^79 EXTRA Doubk Flat 4l ea. S&H STAMPS CLOTH Size Sheets In Driving with purchase of any COMPARABLE $4.99 VALUE MIDDLETOWN - Fifteen FASHION STRIPES members of the Harmony BONELESS i or DAISIES School Parent-Teacher Asso- 81x104" Doubla ea. BEEF ROAST ?! COMP. VALUE.2 for SI.18 Flat Size Sheets ciation have completed the Rtrittmobl* thru Sal., F»b. 7, 1970. Middletown Jaycees four- week course in defensive GRAND OPENING driving. FEB. 3,1970 ,.A Police Chief Joseph M. Mc- NEWLY REMODELED 720 Carthy presented certificates Somerset Acme Market to graduates of the course in HAMILTON ceremonies in the school. Richard Malo, defensive EXTRA driving course chairman for S&H STAMPS 15° OFF 1 FRANKLIRANKLINN the N.J. Jaycees, and Pa- with purchase of towotdi purcha&e of trolman James Murphy of three 32-oz. bottle* towards purchote of towards purchase of towards purchase of 5 cam 2-lb. con TWP., H.J. SPEEDUP gj 2 medium ban GREAT AMERICAN the local police instructed the BETTy CR0CKER «,o. course, which outlined tech- LIQUID ^ IVORY COFFEE SOUP VARIETIES niques of driving defensively :? POUND CAKE or WE REDEEM both physically and mentally. DETERGENT SOAP - CHASE&SANBORN LAYER OAKE MIXES HEINZ SOUP The Harmony PTA is the ftfldeemobl* ihru 5of., Feb. 7, 19^0. (^ Rtdecmabl* thrii 5at., Ftb. 7,1970. Ftd«imabl« ihiu Sat,, ftL 7. 19/0. U.S.D.A. first in the township to adopt the defensive driving course FOOD as a project. The course is endorsed by the National COUPONS Safety Council. Theft Charged toto to Jbi hito hi DISHWASHER PINK OR WHITE 15C OFF (.ABEL COLD WATER To Attendant LIQUID LIQUID LOW SUDS IIAZLKT — \ service .sta- ALL DOVE SOAP COLD WATER tion attendant who told police W1SK C FLUFFY ALL ALL hfi was rohhed of $243 last DETERGENT DETERGENT 2 = 39 2 - 49° DOVE 10c OFF 011 21 was arrested yester- SURF IABF.L 32-oz. 35-oz. 22-oz. 51-oz. day ;md charged with Die lar- 3-lb. ceny. btl. pkg. btl. pkg. Deledive l,t. Holmes fior- pkg. merley said Uo Martin, 25, C of 11.1A Stone Road, Union 1 Beach was charged with lar- 59 ceny and giving police false 85" 73 Information in the Wie/t at Iho Fulton Texaco station, Middle Hoiid.and lit. 311. Mr, Martin was released in his own recognizance pending a couft hearing Feb. 18. NCROFTr-Newman Springs Road at Hurley Road PAIR HAVEN—576 Rlvtr Road .WEST LONG BRANCH—Rouft 36 and