Today: Spring Home Improvement Section SEE SECOND SECTION Cloudy and Mild Cloudy and mild, chance of rain today. Clearing, mild to- FINAL night. Sunny, mild tomorrow. J Red Bulk, Freehold f (See DeUlli, Pagi 2) I long Branch J EDITION Monmouth County9* Hotne Newspaper tor 92 Year* VOL. 93, NO. 208 RED BANK, N.J., TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1970 28 PAGES 10 CENTS Bimmmimiiimmmmmmmmmimmm 150,000 Troop Cut Planned

By FRANK CORMIER drawal of 150,000 men during the next 12 months, give or negotiations. We shall withdraw more than 150,000 over the WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon has fixed a take a few weeks. Barring the unforeseen, he said, the de- next year if we make progress on the negotiating front." goal of withdrawing an additional 150,000 U. S. troops cision is irreversible. The chief executive cited three principles governing his from Vietnam in the next year — sticking roughly to the If the Nixon plan is carried out, the authorized U. S. view of a just political settlement of the war: pultout pace of recent months. troop ceiling would drop by May 1971 to 284,000 men. The "First, our overriding objective is a political solution In a television-radio address to the nation last night, peak ceiling early in 1969 was 594,500. that reflects the will of the South Vietnamese people and the President said the number would be boosted should DECISION APPROVED allows them to determine their future without outside in- there be a breakthrough in peace negotiations. However, Nixon said his decision "has the approval of the gov- terference ... he emphasized: ernment of South Vietnam." He also consulted in advance "Second, a fair political solution should reflect' the "I must report with regret that no progress has taken with U. S. field commanders but did not claim his plan existing relationship of political forces within South place on the negotiating front." met with their wholehearted approval. There had been in- Vietnam. We recognize the complexity of shaping machinery EXPRESSES CONCERN dications that some highly placed military men wanted the that would fairly apportion political power in South Viet- Nixon expressed concern about Communist military withdrawal rate slowed. nam. We are flexible; we have offered nothing on a take-it- incursions in Cambodia and Laos, but took a generally The exact timing and pace of the new cutbacks in or-leave-it basis. optimistic view of the Southwest Asian situation. troop deployments, said Nixon, "will be determined by our "And third, we will abide by the outcome of the politi- "We finally have in sight the just peace we are seek- best judgment of the current military and diplomatic situa- cal process agreed upon." ing," he said. tion." HANOI HAS FAILED "We can now say with confidence that pacification is Declaring that Hanoi would take a grave risk should Nixon said Hanoi had failed to win either militarily or succeeding. We can say with confidence that the South it jeopardize remaining U. S. troops through military moves politically in South Vietnam. Vietnamese can develop the capability for their own de- in Vietnam, Cambodia or Laos, Nixon, said: "They thought they could win politically in the United fense. We can say with confidence that all American com- "If I conclude that increased enemy action jeopardizes ANNOUNCES TROOP WITHDRAWAL PLANS — In States," he said. "This proved to be their most fatal mis- bat forces can and will be withdrawn." our remaining forces in Vietnam, I shall not hesitate to calculation. « major nationwide address mads from the Western SPOKE FROM CALIFORNIA take strong and effective measures to deal with that situa- "In this great free country of ours, we debate — we White House in San Clements, Calif., lait night, Nixon spoke from his office in the Western White tion." ... - i disagree, sometimes violently ^- but the mistake tJietotali- .President Nixon announced that another 150,000 U. S. House at San Clemente, Calif. Immediately afterward he WILL KEEP SCHEDULE tarians make over and over again is to conclude that debate and his wife Pat flew back to Washington. troops would be withdrawn from South Vietnam dur- While saying Vietnamization will proceed on schedule, in a free country is proof of weakness . . , America has A White House official who declined to be quoted Nixon, said: never been defeated in the proud 190-year history of the ing the next year. IAP Wirephofo) by name told reporters Nixon plans to complete the with- "There is a better, shorter path to peace — through country and we shall not be defeated in Vietnam."..

yMSSS^BSSSMJUHt&Sil CahilFs Crime Package Okay Seen

By DAVID M. GOLDBERG Cahill and Atty. Gen. George vestigating agency, the Ca- leaders predicted quick ac- H. Bateman, R-Somerset, TRENTON (AP) - Despite F. Kugler Jr. at a morning hill proposal is similar to tion. added: "I like to think I'm a proclivity in New Jersey for news conference, would in ef- those propounded in the past Assembly Majority Leader home rule oriented. But home rule, a Cahill Adminis- fect give a new Division of few years by former Gov. Barry T. Parker, R-Burling- in this area, I think if you're tration bill package that Criminal Justice control over Richard J. Hughes. Hughes is ton, said he expects little going .to. have complete law would increase the state pow- the prosecutors. It would al» a Democrat, Cahill a Repub- trouble in his house even enforcement, you've got to er over county • prosecutors low the state to supersede lican, and the legislature is from advocates of home rule. adopt the recommendations appears ready for fairly easy them at any time and would controlled 3-1 in both nouses Senate leaders said the same. of the attorney general and approval in the legislature. make the assistant attorney by Republicans. "The home rule people are the governor." Republican leaders in both general heading the division BUI Included certainly going to have some- Outlines Procedure house* saW ^gterday they a chief prosecutor. Included, for exain.pl»,;is thing to say," said Sen- The bills would aJlpw the. expecf to have'Gov. wflliam Except for the prosecutor an intra-state anti-trust bill ate Majority Leader Harry L. governor and the attorney T. Cahill's crime package ap- provision and one that would aimed at limiting the power Sears, It-Morris. "But I think general to supersede any proved with little difficulty allow the attorney general to of organized crime to infil- • any home rule person with prosecutor they .felt was not before the legislature ad- remove a public official- trate legitimate business. an enlightened attitude would doing his job correctly. Un- journs for the summer on elected or otherwise—who But despite the failure of want his prosecutor to have der the present' law, they can May 11. does not answer questions the legislature to act on the help if he needs it." only supersede in a spe- The package, unveiled by about his office put by an in- Hughes proposals, legislative Senate President Raymond cific case and for cause. First County Patronage Job Is Given by Cahill WINNERS — Mr. and Mrs. Howard O. Smith of I Beechwood Ave., West Long Branch, display th« TRENTON — The first major job to be mouth, to another term on the Monmouth ticket they purchased to win a $50,000 prize in the handed out to a Monmouth County Re- County Board of Taxation. New York sweepstakes. The couple yesterday learned publican by Gov. William T. Cahill has All of these nominations had been held gone to Mrs. Ann D. Flynn of Deal. up by Monmouth County Republican that they hold a winning ticket and are planning Mrs. Flynn, a tireless GOP worker for leaders pending the appointment of Mrs. what to do with rhe winnings. I Register Staff Photo) 27 years, has accepted the position of sec- 4Flynn to a state position. retary to the state Division of Tax Ap- Mrs. Flynn, a former vice chairman of peals, a ?17,400-a-year job. the county GOP, had wanted the job of She received her appointment here president of the state Civil Service Com- yesterday morning and was on the job after mission, a cabinet post. 'Experts? to Assist lunch. She later wanted the job as director With the awarding of a political plum of the state Division of consumer Af- to Mrs. Flynn, it appears that several other fairs, a job which is still open, but which Monmouth County Republicans will soon will be filled by a lawyer. At Fort Job Office be getting state appointments. Mrs. Flynn said she believes the job Already being processed are the nomi- she accepted is a "lesponsible one. This By DORIS KULMAN morning that he's- satisfied nation of John Arnone, Red Bank Republi- is the next highest rating," she said, "and WASHINGTON - The De- the action is a response to the can leader, as a judge of the juvenile and you know if it wasn't a responsible job partment of the Army dis- AFGE's April 7 call for an domestic relations court; Albert Woolley, I wouldn't have taken it." closed yesterday that it has Army probe of the Ft. Mon- Ocean Township Republican chairman, as dispatched four "personnel mouth civilian personnel of- The job consists of administering the technicians" to.Ft.MonmouUi, director of the Eatontown Motor Vehicle office of the tax appeal division, including ke and he doesn't much care Station, and Frederick Freibott, Port Mon- N.J., "to assist" that post's how the Army labels it. scheduling hearings and appeals. civilian personnel office in handling the current reduc- Meanwhile, a Ft. Monmouth tum-in-force (RIF) at the Ar- spokesman disclaimed any my Electronics Command, knowledge either of an inves- tigation or of the arrival of UNVEILING NEW PLANS — Gov. William T. Cahill, left, tells newsmen of soms there. High Court Rules State The assistance comes unre- the quartet of personnel ex- of hit new crime proposals AS Atty Gen. George F. Kugler Jr. looks on. Cahill dis- quested by Ft. Monmoutii, an perts the Army Department closed a nBW crime package giving -the state more control over county prosecu- Army Department spokesman says was due at the Mon- said. mouth County installation yes- tors. \ (AP Wirephoto) terday. He insisted that the Army Can Be Subject of Suits Told of Notice isn't investigating the fort's civilian personnel office. • A spokesman for the Aitny By JAMES II. RUBIN posals and hoped to pass force a test of wills among Official Satisfied Department's civilian person- Open Admission Funds TRENTON (AP) - .The legislation before the end of the three branches of govern- Joseph D. Gleason, a na- nel office in the Pentagon said State Legislature is prepared the year. ment. tional vice president of the Ft. Monmouth officials were to examine methods of pro- When asked what the ruling Chief Justice Joseph Wein- American Federation of Gov- notified "early last week, or viding financial settlements could mean in terms of traub, in his opinion for the ernment Employes, AFL-CIO, maybe even earlier" that the for individuals who sue the money for claimants, he re- court, declared, "it is plainly which represents 3,000 Ft. Washington personnel techni- Get Assembly's Okay state for negligence as a re- plied: unjust to refuse relief to per- Monmouth workers, said this (See Experts, Pg. 2) sult of a landmark decision "The sky is the limit." sons injured by the wrongful by the New Jersey. Supreme conduct of the state." By TOM CANNON amendments and then to The program was dial* Court. The Supreme Court, in a TRENTON (AP) — About Gov. William T. Cahill, who lenged by Kenneth T. Wilson, 7-0 ruling, urged both the Date Delayed 600 students admitted to Rut- is expected to sign it. R-Essex, who said "Rutgers The high court ruled yes- legislature and the executive Weintraub said the court gers University last, year The program was begun officials bowed under pres- terday that the state should •branch to comply with the postponed the effective date The Inside Story under the controversial "open last year after a sit-in by sure of a student takeover" no longer be considered im- court's decision.' of its ruling until next year black students from the three! mune from suits. It said that because he said it was aware Knlcks humiliate Bucks for clincher Page 8 admissions" program got the and said those officials "felt, The decision signaled the cities - where "Rutgers has : as of Jan. 1, 1971, the courts that legislative consent was Yankees rap Nats on home run blasts ...„ Page 8 word yesterday — they can they had a guilty - con end of the doctrine of sov- campuses ,— Newark, New in the state will permit negli- necessary. CBA's Mullin heads for Connecticut „ Page 8 continue their education at science." ereign,immunity for the state Brunswick and Camden. gence suits and the court The ruling represented the Cotillion Committee lists Its debutantes Page IS least through June. He said the same type pro-, in New Jersey. However, if gave the legislature until culmination of recent deci- The Chuck Wagon 7 Women's News _ 16 The "word" came from the The assembly ' decided to gram should be done at the the legislature and Gov. Wil- then to come up with a suit- sions which have chipped Amusements ....,._ 2G state'Assembly, which talked discontinue the program after county college' level instead liam T. Cahiir refuse to go able approach to dealing with away at the doctrine of im- Astro-Guide ...... J7 DAILY REGISTER nearly two hours before de* this year and carry it next of at Rutgers, where' it was along with the high court's ciding to approve a supple- year under the Educational more expensive. the problem. munity for the state.' PH0!WE Consider Plans recommendations it could NUMBERS mental appropriation of $747,- Opportunity Fund. Assemblymen Ralph Ca- Earth Day Senate President Raymond Uniform Sale 000 to continue the program Assemblyman John H. Ew- puto, R-Essex, said Rutgers In support of the anti-litter pro- 27 Mate Office 741-M1I H. Bateman, R-Somerset, • through the current school liig, R-Sbirierset, chairman President Mason W. Gross, Now in progress. Shirley gram which is part of the first Editorials 6 Classified Ads 741-69M said the legislature would year. . of the Education Committee, who consented to the pro- Shop, Broad St., Red Bank. National Environmental Teach- Financial ..._ , 17 Home Delivery 14140.9 < consider a nurnberof pro- Goes to Senate called the bill "just and gram -without consulting with Sunday in, The Midland Glass Co. will Obituaries 4 Mlddletown Bureau 671-85* The measure passed 55-12 right" and said the "results the legislature, "forfeited his Just Arrived All you can eat. Lobster, Prime open its Glass Recycling Cen- Opinion Page 6 Freehold Bureau -4(2-2121 in the 80-member house. It so far have been exception- responsibility as president of Flowers and vegetable packs. Ribs, 50 different dishes, $5.50. ter tomorrow, Wednesday, April Sports 7&8 Iwig Branch Bureau 222-MM now goes back,to the senate ally good, better than ex- Rutgers. He showed tremen- Regularly 93c now 86c, W. T. Harry's Lobster House, Sea 22 between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Television __.,„*. 26 sports Department 741-H17 for concurrence in assembly pected." dous weakness." GRANT, Little Silver. .(Adv.) Brigfit. (Adv.) (Adv.) •i -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • M1DDLET0WN, N. J.J TUESDAY, APRIL 2J, 1970 Irked Marlboro Official Asks Ouster of 2 Leaders agreed that the.. .immediate "This is to inform you thSt MARLBORO — Township whether these homes would be the council of the Township able to pay for the hookups." acquisition of the two exist- Councilman Laurence Gross- 1 of Marlboro is fully aware of man last night called for the He said the $1.5 million ing water systems would be' carried out and that < pre- the proposed water project resignations of Edward Tiiton, HUD loan would have had to and has been continually in- chairman of the Municipal be paid back by those home- liminary steps would be taken to acquire these two systems. formed of the progress of the . Utilities Authority (MUA), owners over a period of 40 project. and Council President Jo- years. "It was also agreed by "All members of council seph A. Brodniak. Council President Brodniak Both Approve wish to state that we are that the mandatory hookup be Mr. Grossman chai'ged that "With the new plan, we unanimously in favor of the reviewed with the idea of re- a letter had been mailed over have 2,500 homes," he ex- proposed project, which is scinding it if at all feasible the weekend to all township plained. Re said he. had consistent with the overall with the commencement of residents by Mr. Tiiton "il- agreed with the mayor's op- planning in the township. the operation of the system. legally. . .over my signature, position »to the first plan and "in our opinion this project without my permission." that he and the mayor both "i hereby demand the 1 will satisfy a great public Mr. Grossman said Mr. Til- approve of the new plan. resignation of Mr. Tiiton and I further am studying le- need in the section of the ton had sent out a letter The letter to HUD was a township being served." criticizing Mayor Morton Sal- required acknowledgement to gal action which I may take kind's stand on the original that agency that the council- against him for issuing the water system proposals, and men know about and favor letter to (HUD) without my Auto Snaps DEFENSE SECRETARY ADDRESSES AP — Secretary of Defense MeJvin Laird, second from left, talks with As- had enclosed one written by the project, he said. permission and knowledge. lociated Press General Manager Wes Gallagher, left, Paul Miller, president of tho Associated Press and pres- all of the councilmen to the The new plan calls for the Censure Is Planned ident of the Gannett newspapers, second from right, and William DwigJif, second vice president of the AP and federal Department of Hous- immediate acquisition of two "I shall formerly propose Pole, Man a resolution to the council president of the Holyoks Transcript-Telegram, during 70fh annual meeting yesterday in New York City of the ing and Urban Development existing water systems now (HUD) approving a later plan, operated by the Village Water censuring Mr. Tiiton. I also Associated Press. Laird warned in His speech of the dangers involved in postponing decisions on important Discord Denied Co. and the Central Jersey demand the resignation of Is Injured new nuclear weapons. ' (AP Wirephoto) "It was obviously Mr. Til- Water Co. so that the northern Council President Brodniak, KEVPORT - Prez Rosado, ton's intent, by enclosing the area system "hopefully, can who requested this letter for 470 Main St., here, was re- letter to HUD, to make it ap- be hooked directly into the the avowed purpose of ful- ported in good condition this pear that the mayor and I dis- two existing systems," said filling a requirement of HUD. morning in Riverview Hos- agreed on our positions about Mr. Grossman. Under the old "His use of this letter for pital, Red Bank, with injuries the water system. This is to- plan, the two present sys- political purposes without my suffered when the car lr> Experts to Assist at Fort's tally false," said Mr. Gross- tems Would have been ac- knowledge and consent is a which he was riding crashed man. quired after tiie northern breach of all moral and ethi- into a utility pole at Main St. Mr. Grossman said the area system had been com- cal standards of a government and Rt. 36 at 1:45 a.m. today. mayor had said the original pleted. official and forfeits his right Police identified the driver plan was "not feasible," be- Parley Held to represent the people 'of as Ronald Metrocavich, Job Office, Officials Saycause it called for construc- Mr. Grossman said he had Marlboro." Woodmere Drive, Cliflwooc! tion of a water system in the attended a meeting Wednes- Neither Mr. Brodniak nor Beach, and said the impact said several more cancella- (Continued) meted and, employees say, and the unions say makes spot northern section of town con- day with MUA members, the Mr. Tiiton could be reached of the crash completely de- dans would be there yester- remains at rock bottom. The fining possible. tion notices were distributed taining "735 homes with ques- MUA attorney, Mr. Brodniak for comment last night. molished the front end of the day. command says it will be sev- on Friday, but he said he car and snapped the pole tev Not Involved tionable financial stability. and Councilman John H. Wil- The letter to HUD, signed He said the four-man team eral weeks before it knows doesn't know how many. There was a question of liams, "at which time it was by all five councilmen, said: half. includes one civilian person- which workers will get canned- The Pentagon spokesman nel expert from the Army Ma- Denies 'Probe' said the Anmy personnel ex- teriel Command, here, • "Don't use that word perts hadn't gotten involved ECOM's parent agency, and please," the Pentagon spokes- in the Ft. Monmouth RIF pro- three from the Army Depart- man said yesterday when cedure earlier because "they ment. He said they would be asked if the Army is con- have regulations to follow. We at Ft. Monmouth several days duoting the AFGE-requested don't try to jump in and tell adding ".. . we told them to investigation of 1he fort's ci- them precisely how to carry be sure to talk to union of- vilian personnel department, out the regulations. We think ficials ..." "When you talk about inves- they know how. The Pentagon spokesman tigations and inquiries, you insisted that Ft. Monmouth project exactly the wrong at- "We're just trying to help them accomplish it with the BIG MOUTH IS HERE. hasn't been singled out for the titude, the wrong idea . . ." procedure. He said that on He said the Washington per- best personnel management April 1 the Army launched a sonnel experts will "talk with far all concerned . . . we're program "to try to provide the personnel and manage- just trying to. make sure if whatever assistance we can ment people (at Ft . Mon- there's anything we can do or to activities hard hit by moutih) ... will discuss how shou^know to aid them in RIFs." the RIF is proceeding, its na- conducting the RIF systemat- ically, smoothly, and with First Mention ture, size, the different areas of competitiveness . . .'» the least disturbance to the Yesterday was the first work force and Jie least low- time the program was men- That last item will be of ering of employe morale. . . tioned, although The Daily particular interest to ECOM there's much at stake here Register has directed 'numer- employes, who have protest- ... the Army wants to have ous inquiries about Ft. Mon- ed the namwness of both the the reputation of being a good mouth RIF procedures to Ar- competitive areas and the employer." my officials at the post, in competitive levels in which the Army Materiel Command dismissed workers with se- Twenty-six of the possible and in the Pentagon since niority can compete "for jobs. dismissal notices were can- March 24, when the cutback At one time, ail Ft. Mon- celed by ECOM two weeks action began officially. mouth was a single competi- ago. An ECOM spokesman ECOM, under Department tive area. It is now divided of Defense orders to abolish into four, one with only one 561 jobs By June 29 in an worker, and an employe can economy move, whipped up a compete for a job only in the Girl Struck, storm of controversy by dis- area in wfoioh his present job tributing possible dismissal is assigned. Hurt by Car notices to 2,458 of its 7,509 Many of tfie competitive civilian workers five weeks levels — similar jobs at the RED BANK - A 14-year- ago. Many of those who re- same salary — contain only old girl was slightly injured ceived the notices are top- one or a few employes, which when she dashed in front of level, long-time employes. The ECOM says reflects the high a slow-moving car on Mon- morale of the workforce plum- specialization of its workforce mouth St. at 2:55 p.m. yes- terday, according to Police Chief Leroy McKnight. IMM^^W'H man mi iimniwe*w-?w**MAm&lKQ9WsfV*wt*lKW!Vi»&'X»JKWilHBW9i He said Susan Rose, 351 Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury, was taken to Riverview Hos- County Births pital by the Red Bank First Aid Squad where she was treated for minor injuries and RIVERVIEW 196 Milton Ave., Oliffwood, released. Red Bank son, yesterday. . The chief identified the Mr. and Mrs. Richard John- Mr. and Mrs. Gary Shertw driver as Louis Poe, 71 son (nee Kathleen Du Bey), (nee Terry Boyce), Avenue Grange Ave., Fair Haven and 36 Bellview Ave., Keansburg,- B, West Keansburg, daugh- said no summons was issued son, yesterday. ter, yesterday. by Sgt. Vernon Patterson. Mr. and Mrs. William Ahern JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL (nee Barbara Aumack), 28 Assessment Hike Hit Coronet Ave., Lincroft, son, Neptune yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lang- SAN MARINO (AP) - This \ man (nee Carole Soloman), republic of 18,181 people is Mr. and Mrs. Bobert Burke 182- Derby Drive, Freehold, calling for higher assessments (nee Joan Breheney), 8 Gray- son, yesterday. on motor travel, land tenan? son Lane, Englishtown, son, Mr. and Mrs. George Roes- cy, liquor and imported wines yesterday. ler nee Frances Folick,' " 17 to offset an indicated $2,289 Mr. and Mrs. Bobbie Swin- Overbrook Drive, Freehold, million deficit In Uie 1970-71 dle (nee Tonnie Underwood), son, yesterday. budget. , Weather: Quite Cloudy, Mild Considerable cloudiness to day from the northern Rock- lion with temperatures most day with chance of a brief ies to the upper Midwest. ly on the mild side. shower or two and possibly Snow Still Swirls Early morning temper- a thundershower, high in mid Scattered snow swirled atures ranged from 77 at Key to upper 50s. Clearing tonight, across the region and zero West, Fla., to 20 at Evanston, low in mid 40s. Mostly sunny temperatures were fore- Wyo. and mild tomorrow, high in cast for the mountains of Wy- MARINE mid 60s. Thursday's outlook, oming and Colorado. Two Cape May to Block Island: increasing cloudiness with inches of snow blanketed Lan- Winds becoming south to rain likely at night, season- der, Wyo., last night. . southeast 10 to 20 knots this able temperatures. The Weather Bureau issued morning and westerly at In Long Branch, yester- freeze warnings of the entire same speed this afternoon. day's high was 45 degrees state of Colorado. West to northwest 10 to 20 and the low was 41. It was 45 Light snow also dotted parts knots tonight and tomorrow. at 6 p.m. The overnight low of New England, while rain Considerable cloudiness today was 42 and the temperature dampened an area from the with chance of scattered at 7 this morning was 42. eastern'Midwest to the North- showers and isolated thunder- There was a .63-inch rainfall. eastern states. showers. Clearing tonight. With spring a month gone, Clear skies prevailed across Fair tomorrow. Visibility two wintry conditions hung on to- the southern part of the na- .-••to four miles in showers, otherwise more than five NewBigMouth" Barrel Bottles: miles. ft FURNITURE CO. TIDES- 264-0181 Sandy Hook b WEST Today - High 7:42 p.ni. ft ^features... and low 1:36 pjn. Tomorrow — High 8 a.m. t '• ft and 8:12 p.m. and low 2:12 f SIMMONS" a.m. and 2:12 p.m. 6li Mouth is a TM of thi Associated Briwlnj Co, Ine, Oatroit, Michigan. For Red Bank and Rumson • 1970 pial Bros, rn&.8rooMyiv KY. *nd Willuninutt, U«Mb EST. 1860 bridge, add two hours; Sea r Bright, deduct 10 minutes; b Long Branch, deduct 15 min- Open Mon. and Fri. Evenings 'til 9 utes; Highlands bridge, add ft******************** X 40 minutes. -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N.).: TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1970 Top of the News Passover Recognition

TRENTON - The New Jersey Supreme Court ruled yesterday that the Asbury-Red Bank Limousine Ser- Trims Board Session vice could operate a limousine service between Newark MATAVVAN — In recogni- bids on floor covering. Last Mr. Parker voted against Airport and municipalities in Middlesex and Monmouth the measure, initiated to pre- Counties. tion of (he first day of Pass- month the board received bids over, (lie Regional Board of on the item, but rejected them vent overspending the 'budget, In a separate case, the court sent back to the Public because committee approval Education confined its meet- last night after the two lowest Utility Commission for further action an application from ing last night fo vouchers and is not necessary (lie rest of bidders were deemed ineligi- two other limousine companies to provide service between instruction approvals. the year and should not be Fort Dix, McGiiire Air Force Base, Newark Airport and All business which could ble and (he third lowest bid- prerequisite now. the Military Ocean Terminal in Bayonne. draw public comment was der was too high, Herbert J. In response to a resident In both cases, the high court said lack of approval by postponed until next Monday. Parker, chairman of the build- Mr, Parker explained that municipalities in which the facilities were located could The curtailment of business ing committee, reported. new seeding will be attempted not bar the service, as long as the limousines made no stops came after a request from George Connor, chairman of at Lloyd Koad Intermediate to pickup or discharge passengers within municipal bound- Louis Levine, president of the the- finance committee, asked School in the fall. aries except at the terminals. Lloyd Road School Parent- and received board approval Attempts in recent years to The opinion in the Asbury-Red Bank case was written Teacher Organization. that all purchases, made after grow a lawn at the school by Justice Nathan Jacobs. The other opinion was unsigned. The board also set a special May 1, receive the commit- have failed due to swampy Both were approved 7-0. RECHECKING FLIGHT — The Apollo 13 astronauts, left to right, James A. Lovell meeting for May 4, to receive • tee's prior approval. conditions. Approval of the limousine service was opposed by all the municipalities in which the facilities were located and Jr., John L. Swigert Jr., and Fred W. Haise Jr., check the records of the -flight fo by Public Service Coordinated Transport. see if they can determine what might have caused damage to the service module and forced the flight to terminate before flhey could maks a moon' landing. The Stock Market Has Slow Session de-briefing was at Manned Spacecraft Center Houston, Tex., yesterday. Holmdel Garage Pacts NEW YORK — The stock market slumbered through IAP Wirephoto) the slowest trading session in nearly a 'month yesterday and ended just about where it started. Set for Award May 4 Volume on the New York Stock Exchange tumbled to 8.28 million shares - lowest since March 23 — from 10.99 will allow operation of a pack- million on Friday. HOLMDEL - The Town- "But we have no intention Apy Seen Tossing Towel ship Committee will award of filling the deputy clerk's age store and bar across from The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials closed with a contracts for construction of position," said the mayor. church property on Main St. slim loss of 0.07 to 775.87 after" having been off 2.18 around in Holmdel Village. mldsession. The Associated Press 60-stock average dipped the municipal garages expan- "But," persisted Mr. Buus, .5 to 272.3 with industrials off .4, rails up .1 and utilities sion Monday, May 4. Bids "we could 8nd up with hot!} Push Drainage Job On Congressional Race accepted last night at the an administrator and a deputy off 1.0. regular committee meeting clerk, with no voter control" No decision has yet been The New York Stock Exchange index of some 1,200 By BEN VAN VL1ET that he won't buck the or- of the nomination campaign were turned over to archi- over the situation. made on financial responsi- common slocks added 0.10 at 47.39. Standard & Poor's tects Boyken and Fessler for bility for correction of a 500-stock index inched ahead ,16 to 85.83. LITTLE SILVER - For- ganization in the primary. most people believed that Mr. A second ordinance adjust- mer Monroouth County As- Apy was a sure bet to get study. Among 1,566 issues traded on the New York exchange, Decision Weighed ing sewer rales paid by the drainage problem at the In- semblytpan Chester Apy has the nod because of his politi- At first reading, the bids Indian Hill and Intermediate termediate School, but Town- 660 declined, and 616 advanced. There were 153 new 1970 The feeling is that if he • made his decision and specu- cal experience and because submitted last night came in Schools to a classroom, rather ship Engineer Richard M. lows against 11 new highs. had decided to make a fight he was already well known. slightly below the rough esti- lation is that he's given up than a total room base, was Schulz reported progress his battle for the Bepublican of it, he wouldn't be an- Apparently, Mr. Apy be-mate of $195,000 set earlier adopted by the committee "af- congressional' nomination. nouncing his decision in the lieved this also and that may by the committee. The $240,- ter an uneventful public hear- made in a joint meeting of Plane Crash Kills 33 Persons ftxnm of a mailed press re- the committee, the Garden Mr. Apy, once considered a be the main reason for his 000 bonding ordinance adopted ing. -MANILA — A Philippine airliner on a domestic flight is lease, but rather would haye sure bet for ihe GOP nod, downfall. earlier this month will fund State Parkway Authority, and repdrted to have crashed and tttirned north of Manila to- called a press conference'at.. Code Hearing Set had most of his hopes dashed Quite a, few party leaders ttot only tile expansion of the the 'Board 6f Education to try day, killing all 33 persons aboard. which he could elaborate on A public hearing was set for a week ago when the Repub- weren't too enchanted with town garages and conversion to alleviate the situation. Philippines Air Lines said it received Uie report from his position. of much of that space into May 18 on an ordinance lican Steering, Committee Mr. Apy, primarily because Another joint meeting, government engineers who said they witnessed the crash GOP party leaders have municipal offices, but will amending the current salary ovetwhetaingiy gave its en- he wasn't' quite as much of this tone among the commit- -shortly before noon near Cabanatuan, about 90 miles north said from the beginning that cover the cost of remodeling code. The amendment will dorsement to 26-year-old wa- an organization man as be- tee, the county Board of Free- of Manila. they didn't believe there the present Township Hall add the position of Teen Cen- liam Dowd, a Presidential lieved desirable. holders, and the Middletown A spokesman said a PAL twuvengine jet-prop flying would be a primary battle interior. ter supervisor to the other staff assistant. When Mr. Apy entered the township posts covered in the Township Committee, has re- from Cawayan to Manila, was missing and had last been for the nomination. Costs of new office furni- race he said he had checked statute. sulted in financial and terri- heard from by radio near Cabanatuan. Following his defeat in the Mr. Apy was the only one with members of the GOP ture and architects, legal and party's selection committee, of the four candidates for the Township Attorney S. torial agreement on the im- Steering Committee and had bonding fees are also covered provement of Red Hill Road. Mr. Apy said he was seri- congressional nomination not in the total bond package. Thomas Gagliano reported Environment Agency Gets Nod not detected any major anti- Holmdel will contribute ously considering entering to wholeheartedly pledge sup- Will Obtain Aide that the state Division of A1-, Apy sentiment. $30,000 toward the project TRENTON — The New Jersey Senate approved a bill tihe June 2 primary election port to the winner. An ordinance establishing coholic Beverage Control has yesterday to create a new State Department of Environmen- in opposition to Mr. Dowd. "If I had found that," he from a previous bond ordi- Bitterness Seen said at his press conference, the new position of township set a hearing for 10 a.m., tal Protection. , Last night, Mr. Apy said He reportedly is bitter be- Tuesday, May 26, in Newark nance, Middletown will fi- "I wouldn't be here today." administrator was adopted nance land acquisition on its The measure was proposed by Gov. William T. Cahill that he had made his deci- cause he feels that the party by the committee after public on an appeal filed by the to improve New Jersey's machinery for fighting ah- and sion, but he wouldn't make Apparently a lot of senti- Holmdel Community Church. side of the boundary road to lie has served for nine years ment developed in a hurry / hearing on the proposal. As water pollution. The senate vote came only 48 hours before it public until Wednesday. (has passed him by in favor The congregation is appealing a maximum of ?5,00O, and the because when the 82-member outlined in the ordinance, the county will cover any addi- Earth Day which will focus Uje nation's attention on con- Mailed Release of a much lesser known can- post will involve inventory the Township Committee's servation efforts. Steering Committee finally transfer of a plenary retail tional construction costs, up He said he will make didate. voted, Mr. Apy reecived only control, budget preparation, Tlie bill has already passed the assembly. But the sen- consumption license which to $30,000. known his decision in the Mr. Apy served as a Little 11 of the 79 votes cast on the maintenance of close contact ate made some minor changes in the legislation which will form of a news release which .Silver councilman and was'first ballot, Mr. Dowd re- with the police and road de- mean the assembly must concur in the revisions before the was mafled last night and elected to the state Assembly ceived 48 votes. partments, handling of day-to- bill can be sent to Cahill to be signed into law. will be published tomorrow. in 1967 where he served for day complaints and requests While Mr. Apy refused to a year before losing his seat from citizens — in short, much Sharp Succeeds Cantwell comment beyond the fact under a reaipporHorament 2nd Suspect of the routine detail now ART AUCTION * TRENTON — Brig. Gen. William R. Sharp of Penning- i- that he had reached' a deci- •plan. carried out by township com- * ton, assistant chief of staff in the New Jersey Department sion, it is generally believed Almost from flje beginning mitteemen and the township of Defense, was named by Gov. William T. Cahill yesterday In Robbery clerk. THURSDAY, APRIL 23rd, 1970 AT 8:00 P.M. to head the department. Establishment of the admin- at HOLIDAY INN of HAZLEr Sharp, 49, is a career National Guard officer. He suc- Is Arrested istrator's position was stronly, 2870 HIGHWAY 35, HAZLET, N. J. ceeds Maj. Gen. James F. Cantwell. recommended in a survey MIDDLETOWN - A sec- EXHIBITION DAY OF SALE FROM 7 P.M. * The change is normal with a change of administra- Bog Takeover ond man sought in connec- made of the township's ad- tions. Cantwell had been appointed by former Gov. Robert tion with last week's armed ministrative facilities by the ** B. Meyner and reappointed by former Gov. Richard J. robbery of the Leonardo Mo- state Department of Commu- Come and Enjoy a Hughes. f nity Affairs. tel was apprehended last Great Art Collection Including night by detectives. "The main purpose of the Urged by Group post will be to put the town Group Wants to Buy Bus Line According, to Detective ship on a more businesslike, ORIGINAL OILS—WATERCOLORS NEWARK — A new group of private investors is in- Capt. Robert Letts, the sus- FREEHOLD — The county That report also indicated pect, identified as Robert professional basis," saifl Com terested in buying New Jersey's largest bus line, Public mitteeman J. Paul Jannuzzo, LITHOGRAPHS—ETCHINGS—WOODCUTS Service Coordinated Transport Co. Planning Board yesterday that the eventual development Makuch, 29, of 285 Washing- again urged the state to ac- of the area could make the ton St., Perth Amboy, was "not to relieve the committee Many Out of Print Graphics—Collector Items "We are seeking to reach a satisfactory agreement in- of work. This (the present corporating an adequate price and terms, assurance of quire Burnt Fly Bog andbog become a recharge area arrested at his home by De- —— ALL EXQUISITELY FRAMED —— asked for a meeting with state for ttie aquifer. tectives Robert A. Olsen and administrative setup) is not high operating standards and protection of Transport's a businesslike way to run a present employes," Edward H. Snyder, chairman of the officials to explore ways of ac- The Planning Board several Patrick J. McConnell in co- MANY FAMOUS ARTISTS INCLUDING complishing this. years ago had adopted a operation with Perth Amboy multimillion operation, which parent Public Service Electric & Gas Co., told a stockhold- 'we arc!" BOULANGER—CHAGALL—DALI—DASKALOFF— ers' meeting yesterday. The Monmouth Planning similar resolution. authorities. Vacancy Exists FRIEDLAENDER—GAT—GROPPER—LEBADANG—LIBERMAN— Snyder declined to name the group other than to say it Board joins with the Middle- County Planning Director Mr. Makuch has been Under questioning from MIRO—PANG—PICASSO—SHAHN—SILVA—SOYER was not a public agency. A year ago he had told the stock- sex County board in urging Charles M. Pike reported that charged with two counts of Robert G. Buus, 8 Donner holders that "interested parties" were dickering to acquire the state to take this action. the county water supply study armed robbery and is being AND MANY OTHERS St., Mayor David Cohen said the transportation system. But he indicated Monday that The two boards toad met and should be ready by next held in lieu of $5,000 bail the now unfilled post of deputy Conducted by: CHARLES J. LOMBARDO FREE ADMISSION the group is no longer involved in the buying talks. discussed this about two month. pending preliminary hearing months ago. Mr. Pike also reported that Thursday. township clerk still exists in HOPEWELL GALLERY Carswell to Run for Senate In its resolution, the board the board is preparing a zip Arrested last week and be- township ordinances notes that tfie state at one code map of Sie county so that ing held in lieu of $15,000 MIAMI — Judge G. Harrold Carswell, rejected Supreme time indicated definite inter- it can obtain data from the bail is Harold E. Anderson, Court nominee, has decided to seek election to the U,S. est in allocating Green Acres Internal Revenue Service - 41, of 728 Cortland St., Perth Senate "to join President Nixon in his goals of restructur- funds for the project and that showing 'the financial make- Amboy. ; ing our country and its government along constitutional, a United States Geological up of the county. He noted Both men are accused of conservative lines." Survey report showed that that the post office does not hoiding Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carswell's announcement yesterday, two weeks after the bog is a discharge area have a zip code map. The Gibson, motel managers, and Ws Senate turndown, sets up a Republican primary battle and feeds streams which map.should be ready next a juvenile motel guest at gun- with U.S. Rep. William Cramer — who claims support from empty out of the aquifer. month. point and escaping with $29 TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY the White House. in cash. - The Senate rejected Carswell 51 to 45 on April 8. Action on Douglas Scheduled Betterment Club April 21 sf & 22nd ONLY Sea Bright School To Hear Principal : " WASHINGTON - The House Judiciary Committee ap- RED BANK — Thomas Wil- peared ready today to move into tiie controversy created liams, principal of River by efforts to impeach Supreme Court Justice William O. WITH THIS Street School, will speak to COUPON Douglas. Board Post Filled members of the Red Bank , Chairman Emanuel Celler, D-N.Y., said a closed-door , CRISCO SEA BRIGHT - William Oceanport schools for a three Community Betterment Club CRISCO 'meeting by his panel is designed to "chart our future today at the home of Mrs. s SHORTENING • course" in the Douglas affair. Brennan of 29 Center St., was year period. • sworn in last night as a mem- The board approved a visit, Ruth Ramsey, 238 Mechanic SHORTENING Ib. ber of the Board of Education organized by the Home School St. 59c Blackmun Choice Was Nixon's here. Association, of 35 pupils of Mr. Williams will discuss With S3 purchase. WASHINGTON — President Nixon, ignoring the sugges- Mr. Brennan was appointed with coupon I the pre-first, first and sec- the future of the school and Limit one - Goad erf tions of a number of Senate Republicans, made no effort last month to fill the unex- ond grades to the Ringling what he hopes to accomplish Super Finast in Red to clear with them the Supreme Court nomination of Judge pired term of board member Brothers, Barnum and Bailey in the fields of pupil relation- 3Bank April 21st and Harry Blackmun before making a final decision on it. Salvatore Gatto, whose resig- Circus at Madison Square Gar- ships and educational stan- 9 22nd only. To seek advance clearance would have been highly nation was accepted by the den, New York, on April 29. dards. nnususl. But as one Republican senator noted, "The de- board in February. feat of two successive court nominees was highly unusual, Approved was a contract too. If the choice is between being unusual and being em- with Dr. Edward S. Butler of (kin more leisure time, j pay your bills at home barrassed, I'd rather be unusual every time." Red Bank, as school psycho- logist of Shore Regional High University Building Bombed School and constituent dis- tricts for the 1970-71 school LAWRENCE, Kan. — A fire caused extensive damage year on a shared basis. The Be wise... open a to the student union of the University of Kansas in this ra- Board resolved to pay the cially tense campus city last night. Officials said the cause Long Branch Board of Educa- Checkmasier of the blaze was not* known. tion, which will negotiate the v • Dennis Kallsen, assistant city manager, said three fire contract, $1,100. bombs were found at Lawrence High School, and one ex- account ploded, causing minor damage to the administration build- Also approved was the ap- ing. pointment of Miss Jean Gar- No minimum della of Hartshorne Lane, Kallsen said some windows of buildings nearby were Rumson, as a fourth grade balance required broken apparently by rifle or shotgun fire. . teacher at the annual salary Service is our Brood St. & Alaple Ave. Of $7,200. biggest asset. Says Pollution Curb Price Right The board heard a report, WASHINGTON - Secretary of the Interior Walter'J. from the superintendent on a ID BANK Hickel said today the $4 billion the Nixon administration visit of approximately 22 sev- pifl..s 10 spend on its program to curb water pollution is a enth and eighth graders to the reasonable price. Oceanport Grammar School.

• "We do not exaggerate the problems and we are not As of next September, by mu- it. t ..*. --?.,- „ ~!.v«... -J-Y-,,., *•••• . asking for a commitment of resources beyond what is need- tual agreement, the two Can we help you? CENTRAL JERSEY BANK COMHftNV ed and can be used effectively," he said. grades will be attending IUMKAOFF.D.I.C. AND TFOJSrr COMHftNV

•< •:••• •• .-• . • 4 -WE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK-MIDDIETOWN, N. J.s TUESDAY, APRIL 21,1970 Obituaries Howell Students Tackle Waste has become so involved in and enthusiastic learning are By JAY D. ZUCKERMAN A journalism class is mak- is making a film strip of the the project that he has or- perhaps even more-important HOWELL - Earth Day at ing up a two-page special edi- day-to-day progression of pol- Mrs. Florence Duffy Nears End lution at a specific site. A ganized a small group of high. than what has been learned, Richard L. Sutton Howell Township High School tion of the school newspaper FREEHOLD — Inspection third class has taken a sound school students to go to the in this case. Whichever is". KBD BANK — Richard L. MATAWAN - Mrs. Flor- is probably different than as a schedule for tiie day's Sutton, 76, of 84 Manor Drive ence W. Duffy, 81, of 34 Essie of scales in all county super- Earth Day most anywhere level reading and tape record- elementary schools in Howell more important is irrelevant, events. This will be the first ing of Newark airport, and the important thing is that died yesterday in King James Drive died Sunday in Mon- markets will be completed by else. to address the younger stu- mouth Medical Center, Long edition in the history of the has done research to compare much more interest in learn- Nursing Home, Middletown, the end of month, says Wil- Earth Day is a national dents on the ecological prob- after a long illness. Branah. teach-in to inform students school that will be distributed the results with the average lems of the day. , ing has been generated by the liam I. Thompson, superinten- noise level a person can Mr. Sutton was born in and residents about toeeco - free to every student. To off- Full student participation project. Born in Philadelphia, she dent of the department of tolerate. Helena, Mont. He was a was a resident here Wi years logical problems facing this set the expense STP paper member of the First Baptist and formerly lived in Brant Weights and measures, under country and the world. In lapel insignias are being sold.' Though the teachers are Church, and had lived here Beach. the direction of the Board of most schools, teachers and All aspects of the project providing most of the guide- Tormenting Rectal Itch Of since 1962. Before that he Freeholders. outside experts will lecture lines, almost aH of the work She was a member of St. have been delegated to teach- lived in East Orange and students as to the situation ers who in turn work on the is being done by the students. Inflamed Hemorrhoid Tissues Flushing, L.I. Joseph's Catholic Church, A program for checking all and what can be done. It is a form of learning. Keyport, and the Altar-Ro- prescription scales in drug specifics with their classes. , Promptly Relieved He was retired from the At Howell, though, it is The Debating Club wrote a The students are not being sary Society of St. Thomas stores is also in progress, he much bigger. The learning in- forced to pore over text books, New York Telephone Com- Catholic Church, Beach Ha- said, to be followed by testing letter' to Humble Oil Co. Gives Prompt, Temporary Relief in Many Cases From pany as a repair department volved is more than one day charging them with polluting rather they are participating Rectal Itphing and Pain Caused by Inflammation. ven. of all gas pumps in the coun- in life and are experiencing foreman. He was with the ty. of forced lectures that stu- the air and water and chal- knowledge. They are, for the New York, N.Y. There's an ex- or astringents that often gtfng company 37 years. Surviving are a son, Daniel dents are glad to attend in- lenging, a representative of clusive formula that in case In conjunction with the stead of classes. most part, enthusiastic about or smart. He was an Army veteran J. Duffy of St, Paul, Minn.; the company to come and de- after case promptly relieves supermarket scale check, the Under the inspiration of sci- the problem of ecology and Tfests by doctors on hundreds of World War I, and was a two daughters, Mrs. David bate. (As of Friday, the club such burning itch and pain of department is inspecting ence teachers Clara Sumpf are working diligently to ex- piles for hours and it al60 helps of patients showed this ao. The member of the Mil Field Ar- Cramer, with whom she had not yet received a reply.) weighing devices in smaller and Richard Uvellara, almost pose the problem for what it shrink swelling of hemorrhoid answer is Preparation fl*;N 6 tillery Association of the U.S. lived, and Mrs. Robert Nas- Another group of students is prescription is needed tot stores selling products pre- all of the students at Howell is to everyone. tissues caused by inflammation. He was a member of the Old ser of Caracas, Venezuela; a • making a movie of pollution And it does it without narcotics Preparation H. packaged on the premises. High have, been involved for Guard of Red Bank. brother, Harold Wilkinson of in progress, while yet another One student, Kevin Statesir, Ocean City, and 11 grand- Few Show Flaws three or four weeks in pre Surviving are his widow, children. paring presentations for thi Mrs. LMarie L. Sutton, and a Mr. Thompson reported that 3,857 measuring devices were big day. daughter, Miss Helen E. Sut- Arrangements are under Besides an impressive list ton of Long Branch. direction of the Day Funeral checked during February and Biggest economy news sinc of 21 speakers, including Hep, The Worden Funeral Home, Keyport. March, of which 41 were in- correct. Ten were in error James J. Howard, D-N.J., Home is in charge of ar- and Sen. Clifford P. Case, rangements. against the consumer, he Bertha £. Manuel said, with a maximum error who is sending a taped ad' Maverick. All-new Falcon. MIDDLETOWN-Bertha E. of less than one per cent. dress, different groups of stu- Mrs. A. J. Tenore -. Manuel, 62, of 50 Shadey dents have been working on The department inspected different aspects of the pollu- CLIFFW00D BEACH - Brook Drive, Middletown, 2,048 packages and rejected died Monday in Riverview tion problem and of the pro- Mrs. Louise C. Tenore, 51, of 115. Mr. Thompson said that gram for tomorrow. 114 Ocean Blvd. died Sunday Hospital, Red Bank. She was no shortage exceeded one- v One sophomore English in South AmJboy Memorial the widow of the. late James Manuel. half of one per cent, and class worked on acronyms Hospital. for the program. The one Bom in East Stroudsburg, She was born in Switzer- therefore no prosecution that was chosen was STP — Pa., she was the daughter of land, but had been a resident was warranted. Start Tackling Pollution. the late Mr. and Mrs. Theo- of the Red Bank area most of dore Oof/man. her life. SheAvas a resident here 27 She is survived by two 8th Graders Tourism Advances years and formerly lived in daughters, Mrs. Harold Hill- TOKYO (AP) — Japanesi Maplewood. ' yer Jr. and Mrs. Walter Cros- traveling abroad in 1969 She was a charter member, bce, both of Middletown; three To Rule In totaled 712,000, an increase of secretary and former deacon brothers, Armand, Paul and 31 per cent over the previous of Bayview Presbyterian Maurice Grillon, all of Mid-. Little Silver year, a government white pa- Church, here, and was active dletown; two sisters, Mrs. per reported. Foreign tourists in its Sunday school. John Bushnell of Middletown LITTLE SILVER - Mayor visiting Japan numbered Surviving are her husband, and Mrs. Albert Zepieri of Thomas B. Judge last night 608,000, or 17 per cent over Anthony J. Tenore; a son, Mechanicville, N.Y.; four proclaimed May 13 Student 1968. Thomas T. Tenore of Mata- grandchildren and one great Government Day here and wan; a daughter, Mrs. John grandchild. W. Sullivan of Sea Girt; a said I*jtile Silver is probably sister, Mrs. Benjamin Her- Adams Funeral Home, Red the only borough in the state HAPPY ring of Stroudsburg, Pa., and' Bank is in charge of funeral that turns its local govern- arrangments. three grandchildren. ment over to eighth graders. RETIREMENT Arrangements arc under From 9 a.m. until noon, the direction of the Bedle Fu- Mrs. M. R. Clancy students wi-H act on Zoning IS HAPPY LIVING neral Home, Keyport. FREEHOLD - Mrs. Made- Board of Adjustment, Plan- Navssink House located line Reichey Clancy, 77, of 95 ning Board and other govern- in the heart- of the world Monmouth Ave. died Sunday Mrs. John Stuerwald ment business. At the end of famous New Jersey shore at her home. the morning, a student Bor- SHREWSBURY - Mrs. area serves you two ways. Bette B. Stuerwald, 51, of 50 She was born in South Am- ough Council win run through Sycamore Ave., died'Sunday boy, daughter of the late Low- a council meeting and act on A PUCE TO LIVE ell and Ida Quigg KeicJiey, the recommendations of the at Riverview Hospital, Red Private apartments which Bank, after a lengthy illness. and had lived in this area all other student boards. her life. are designed for maxi- Mrs. Stuerwald had lived Walter Van Oleve was ap- mum safety and personal here 11 years,' and was for- Mrs. Clancy was a commu- nicant of St, Rose of Lima pointed t« the Mayor's Ad- comfort. merly of the Schenectady visory Committee to study area of New York. Catholic Church, here. Her husband was the late Joseph and recommend conservation A WAY OF LIFE She is survived by her hus- and scouting projects. band, John E. Stuerwald. H. Clancy. Convenience you'll not The John E. Day Funeral Surviving are two sons, Ed- The councfl approved the find elsewhere with week- Home of Ked Bank is in ward J. Clancy, at home, and three-lot Kiminaro subdivi- ly' maid service and di- 1970 Maverick... charge of arrangements. Joseph H. Clancy, here; three sion on Riverview Ave. The rect connection to a 24 at 1960 prices. Americans All-new Falcon. daughters, the Misses Eliz- application had bean ap- hour nursing unit. DEATH NOTICE abeth and Margaret Clancy, proved by the Planning RTUERAVALD — Bctte (nee Llsrt) of biggest selling small car. No car so big costs so little. 80 Sycamore Avenue, Shrewsbury on at home, and Mrs. Ear] Hicks Board. Medicare Approved April IS, WO. Wife or John E. No Meet the leader of your Ford Dealer's Economy Drive. Now your Ford Dealer brings you three new version* of * vlHlllnR hours. Funeral service private. of Freehold Township, and In MIMI of flowers please nrnke contrl- Other economy cars just can't match our Simple Join your America's all-time economy champ. The n«w Falcon hiLtlons to Ilivervlew Hospital Cancer four grandchildren. Machine for solid value. Here's why. Maverick is simple line includes a stylish 4-door sedan, 2-door sedan and •fte-sea rcli, fieri Bank. Arrangements are under Blood Day Set to drive. Its economical Six rivals the Imports in gas a roomy station wagon. More comfort and convergence . BUTTON — Richard L., age 76, of 81 Ford Manor Drive, Red Bank on Monday the direction of the Higgins mileage, yet delivers 105-hp for fast acceleration and than ever before. Falcon offers lots of riding room for April 20. Hclovcd husband of Mrs. Marie L. SuLton, devoted father of Memorial Home, here. In Little Silver easy passing. Simple to park. Maverick can U-turn In all your passengers. Now you get 30% more luggage IUIMS Helen B. Button. Funeral services a tighter circle than the leading import. Simple to Dealer's space-over 16 cubic feet And the smooth power 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Worden LITTLE SILVER — The J^tincrat Home, 60 E Trout street. maintain. The Maverick Owner's Manual gives you and top economy ol Ford's reliable 155-hp 250 CJD Red Bank with Rev. David Lee Fish Rumftiage Sale Monmouth County Blood officiating. Interment Mount Olivet 24 pages of instruction for routine maintenance jobs Economy Six are standard. Falcon offers many economical Ccmelery. Mlddlefown. Friends may Bank and the borough will op- cull nt the funeral home 2-4 and 7-9 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - you can do yourself. Simple to service. Maverick needs Twice-a-Year Maintenance features, such as 6,000 today. erate a blood donor day pro- The Atlantic Highlands Re- gram in the firehouse Satur- fewer oil changes, fewer lubrications. Simple to own. Drive. miles between oil changes, 36,000 miles between • Curd Of ThunkH publican Club will sponsor its You save right from the start the 1970 Maverick Is chassis lubrications. See the all-new Falcons how we would like to take this opportunity day from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. NAVESINK HOUSE to thank our many friends and rela- annual rummage sale Friday yours at 1960 prices. during your Ford Dealer's Economy Drive. ' • • tives for tlielr klnii expression* of Donors of one pint of blood lympalhy during our recent bereave- and Saturday, from 9 a.m. to ment. Especially Father S. Llvlfjni of wil] receive a family con- 40 Riverside Avenue St. Joseph H Church. Day Funeral Home 6 p.m. at 53 First Ave., next tract entitling the donor and See your Ford Dealerfor America's biggest choice of economy cars. and the Keyport First Aid squan. "The Whole World The Mende» Family to Freedman's Bakery. his family to 10 pints of blood if needed over the course of Is Right Here" one year. 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o! (ROAD STREET MONMOUTH RED BANK SHOPPING CENTER NO CHARGE Open W«l. ond Frl. Open Mon. thru Frl. TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS IN MIDDLETOWN till • P.M. 1111»:»; Sot. 10 to t FOR CHECKBOOKS Main Office USO Highway 35 A71.RftAf. Namlnk Rive, Office Hwy. 55 at Navesluk W»tr Hi O»«M*yIwil.9iS:30loBP.M. O#I"«WIU.,: o«e« Sohrday •:J0 A.M. le N«M Member Ftdtral Deposit Inigrace Corporation. Each Depositor Ismrrf to «0.00O , -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N. I: TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1970 Bed Bank represents Mr, Demolition InHighlands Is Blocked Katz. Highlands Borough Affi Haiti Gtmoress Voted Service Salute torney Benjamin Gruber rem- i.-ff_*_' •«_ •* , _ \*J' MarinMarinae PvtPv+. LewiIJWICs V . famCam.- seassf»as. Hoe hnirtholdes the Air Medal, • FREEHOLD — Superior from demolishing a buildin storage on the second floor. iUglsler Washington Bnreaa Senate: On Pastore amend- Theodore D. Parsons Jr. of regented the borough. <§i House: On bill (HR.163U) panella, son of Mr. and Mrs, and the Army Commendation Court Judge Elvin It. Simmill at 144 Bay Ave., Highlands, ment to political broadcast- Louis M. Campanella of 19 Medal. to authorize new family wel- ing biU (S.3637) to establish has continued a restraint until the complaint is heard fare assistance program. For Sherwood Road, Little Silver, A member of Sigma Phi in court or until the borough 7-cent-per-vote expenditure graduated from the Basic against Highlands, blocking it the bill — Howard. Bill ' limit in general elections. Epsilon fraternity, Lt. Doug- holds a condemnation hear- 243-155. Personal Administration For the amendment — School, Parris Island Recruit lass received a B.A. degree ing. Case, Williams. Amendment Depot, Parris Island, S.C. in 1967 from Rocky Moun- Gty Mail Alvin Katz of 196-197 Bay Poricy Brook adopted, 50-35. tain College, Billings. Mont. On passage of political Army Maj. Peter M. Dyer, Ave., Highlands, who bought Hike Sunday broadcasting bill as, amended. son of Madison P. Dyer, 102A Airman George A. Replch, Delivery Set the building last January, ob- For the bill - Case, Wil- Cypress St., Brookline, Mass., MIDDLETOWN - The next son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip tained a temporary restraint hike through the Poricy Brook liams. Bill passed, 58-27. was assigned to the 199th Light Infantry Brigade near W. Repich of 8 Beach Blvd., For Holmdel last month j blocking the de- area sponsored by the Pori- On bill (S.1814) to autho- rize public acquisition of bus Long Binh, Vietnam. His Highlands, has completed ba- HOLMDEL - Postmaster molition. The court hearing cy Park Citizens Committee wife, Judith, lives at 306B will be Sunday. lines serving District of Co- sic training at Lackland Harold Braun has announced Friday was to determine if lumbia. For the bill - Case, South St., Eatontown. AFB, Tex. He has been as- Sunday's hike will be split that, effective May 2, the the restraint should be lifted Williams. Bill passed, 48-34. Into two sections, leaving the Navy Petty Officer 2C. signed to Sheppard AFB, existing rural delivery ser- or continued until the com- Nutswamp School parking lot Tex., for training in the Timothy H. Lake, son of Mr. vice will be converted to mo- plaint is heard. at 1:30 and 2:30 p.m. Inter- and Mrs. Harry Lake of 7 transportation field. Airman Aid Squads torized city delivery service. ested citizens are urged to Center St., Sea Bright, grad- Repich attended Pensacoia Judge Simmill said the mu- bring boots—and children—to uated from the ship landing Mr. Braun said the post nicipality could not condemn participate In the two-hour To Meet (Fla.) Junior College. party indoctrination course office requests the coopera- the building without giving the walks. SHREWSBURY - The at the Landing Force Train- tion of patrons in displaying The hikes are designed to Monmouth County Associa- ing Command, Atlantic, at house numbers — a require- owner a hearing and it show Mlddletown residents an tion of First Aid Squads will Little Creek Naval Amphibi- 5 Suspects ment of the new service. was his understanding that no extensive area of un- meet tomorrow in the fire- ous Base, Norfolk, Va. The hearing had been held. developed private land, much Four uniformed letter car- house on Broad St. at 8:30 course trains Naval person- riers in post office vehicles Nunn Bush joins our 83rd of which is for sale. nel in small unit offensive In Robbery The building is vacant. It The PPCC has urged p.m. will become responsible for and defensive actions as land- the township's mail delivery, formerly was used as a store the Township Committee to ing parties and to quell civil Dr. C. Malcolm B. Gilman Deny Guilt an increase of two carriers. on the ground floor and for Anniversary Sale. acquire about 300 acres of the of Colts Week, county medi- disorders. tract, including the Gebhardt cal examiner, will speak. FREEHOLD - James Wil- Selected styles of Nunn Bush shoes, Edward J. Heifer, son of farm and the Boy Scout tract, A discussion on the Ad Hoc bert Goodman, 25, of Bank Mrs, Katherine Beifer, 72 Librarians Meet Tomorrow regularly 25.95 to 36.95, 17.88 for a nature preserve and Bill 163 is scheduled. The St., Red Bank, Joseph De- recreation area. > county's 55 squads oppose Barberie Ave., Highlands, OAKHURST - The Mon- Are." She is librarian at the Loafers and assorted broken sizes and was recently promoted to Ar- Gregory, 24, of Ticetown mouth Librarians Associa- Lincoln School, East Orange MWMMIWIWIIIMtlUIUfl|tlltH(MIUi»at !he bill, which the state First styles, were 18.95 to 32.95, 14.88 Aid Council is sponsoring. my staff sergeant while serv- Road, Morganville, and four tion will meet tomorrow at District. ing with the 2d Armored Di- In charge of arrangements Shark Fiver Hill First Aid other persons have pleaded 8:30 p.m. in the Ocean Town- Main floor, Natelsons J. Kridel. Squad and the Millstone Res- vision at Ft. Hood, Tex. A innocent to charges of armed are Mrs. Florence Alpern, training noncommissloried of- ship Library, Deal and Mon- Park in English Plaza municipal lot cue Squad of Clarksburg are, robbery in Monmouth County. West Long Branch librarian, new members of the associa- ficer with the division's 502d mouth Roads. and Mrs. Anna Stuhl, exten- and enter from the Arches. tion, which is headed by Military Police Company, he Arraigned before Superior Mrs. Pat Kait will speak sion services librarian of the Charles Bennett of Red Bank. entered the Army in January, Court Judge Francis X. Cra- on "Some of My Best Books Monmouth County Library. 1964, and was last stationed hay, Goodman and DeGrego- aiiwiHiiiiiiiuiiiniiiiitiiinHiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiie in Vietnam. He has received ry denied robbing Wallace g"iii»iM*>"'*in!tffliiniiipinim^ the Army Commendation Rast, an employe of the Air- Medal. port Plaza Bus Depot, Rt. 36 Hazlet of $200 at gunpoint last Army First Lt. Louis J. Jan. 12. Douglas 3rd, -'is, whose par. Gil Rivera, 37, of Rt. 66 Our 83rd ents live at 14 Park Ave., Rumson, has received the Neptune, denied robbing two Purple Heart in Vietnam for employes of the Airport Inn wounds received in action. Shrewsbury Ave., New The lieutenant ds a platoon Shrewsbury, a total of $431.12 Anniversary leader with Company D, 3rd at gunpoint last Jan. 9; Jo- Battalion, 22nd Infantry, 25th seph Mazza of $358.56 and Infantry Division. He entered Cornelius Stephens of $74.56 active duty in April, 1968, and John Tyson, 19, of Perth Sale was stationed at Ft. Benning, Amboy, denied robbing Abe Ga., before arriving over- Solomon of the Morganville Our General Store, Tennent Road, starts with men's suits: Marlboro, of $138 at gunpoint Regular weight suits, were 85.00 to 155.00, 83rd Boys last Jan. 23. Man Fined 68.75 to 119.00 Donald Bunting, 20, and Le- on our 83rd roy Bunting, 24, both of Atkins Two-pant Leslie York Dacron® polyester and anniversary On Narcotic Ave., Asbury Park, denied the armed robbery of $385 from wool tropicals in new 3-button traced waist and | embraces too. Use Charge Gerald N. Mace, an employe traditional models, regularly 110.00, 88.75 of Investors Loan Corp., [Natelsons own KEYPORT - Municipal Broadway, Long Branch, last Two-pant Joshua Trent tropicals. Precision | ladies. Court Judge Seymour R. j combed cotton tee Jan. 16, armed with a re- tailored Dacron and worsted stripts and I Slacks, were 16.00, Kleinberg has fined Dennis volver and a shotgun. [shirts and briefs, Besecker, 122 Pine Island plaids, regularly 135.00, 109.00 Ter., Cliffwood Beach, $250 In.w 1.25, 6 for 5.25 ! for being under the influence Leslie York Dacron and rayon tropicals, 1 Skirts and. culottes, § Sport coats, "of heroin and placed him on Eight Deny regularly 75.00, 58.75 * probation for a year. Besecker I )3.00y fA9 116.90 and 19.90 received a suspended six- Men's sportcoats and tailored slacks: month jail sentence. Guilt In SKnit tops, 12.00 112.90 and 15.90 Regular weights sportcoats, were 50.00 fe Assessed for assault were 125.00, 33.75 to 99.00 land 14.00, f Long and short Victor Rivera' 32 Broad St., Drug Cases g 5.9? and ©.99 I sleeve shirts, 4.25 j $100, and Robert Jones, 369 FREEHOLD — Eight per- Own make 55/45 Dacron and wool hopiaek Church St., Belford, $25. ; Blouses, were 7.00 sons have pleaded innocent to blazers. Navy, marine blue, gold or dark | and 5.00, 3 for 9.90 j Ned Vigil, 200 Dock St., drug charges before Superior and 8.00, 5Stretch socks, won't! Union Beach, was fined $55 Court Judge Francis X. Cra> brown, ff not contracted direct by us for failing to give a good ac- hay, sitting in Monmouth would be 60.00, 39.75 4.99 end S.99 fwear out for five j count of himself. County Court. \ Cardigan sweaters, 8 years, were 85c, j Drawing a suspended $55 Robert V. Morris, Sampson Own make Dacron and woof permanent press fine for assault was Mary Lou Place, Long Branch, denied iwere 16.00, 13 for 1.90 i GolleU, 78 Fulton St. possession of Jieroin in Long tailored trousers. Gray, dark brown, black, Branch Oct. 11. He also de- j 11.99 Eddie Postell, 126 Maple char blue, regularly 17.00, 2 for 26.00 f Crew neck striped j St.' Cliffwood, was assessed a nied stealing eight stereo f in shirts, 4.50, 2.90 j total of $25 for disregarding tapes valued at $50 from Ron- Men's furnishings: ald Brown of S. Fifth Ave., [the Corner, a stop sign and delinquent re- Dress bell slacks, ] turn of summons. Long Branch, the same day. Short sleeve dress shirts. White, colors, the distaff side 111.00, 8.90 § Fined a total of $15 for Raymond C. Werner, 25, of stripes, all permanent press, regularly making an unsafe lane change 97 Washington St., Long I of ' , | Boys' "in-between" I and delinquent return of Branch, denied possession and 6.00 and 7.00, 3 for 14.85 summons was Caroline Har- sale of heroin in Long Branch Three unusual specials by a very famous Natels ons xippered jackets, } ris, Neptune. April 4, 1969, and possession J. Kridel, 10.00, 6.90 j Eleanor Robinson, Clark, of methadone in that city last maker: permanent press boxer shorts, Jan. 22. was assessed $15 for careless tiBMiiiil regularly 2.50, 3 for 6.00; "Pak-Nit" shrink Red Bank. nil iiwm driving. Robert Louis Hunlcy, 23, of Brook Ave., Keyport, denied controlled T-shirts, 1.50, 3 for 3.65; possession of heroin and pos- session of stolen property in Dacron and cotton short sleeve knee length Keyport Sept. 26. He is ac- pajamas, regularly to 6.00, 2 for 8.85 cused of possessing a stereo tape player and 14 tapes val- Men's sportswear: ued at $181 belonging to Ange- lo Cresci of Line Road, Holm- Combed cotton knit shirts: new button crew del. necks in stripes and. solids; or classic TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY Robert Zawarthy of Lau- rence Harbor denied unlawful placket collar in spring colors and white; possession and sale of mari- regularly 6.00, 2 for 9.75 April 21st & 22nd ONLY juana in Matawan Township July 2, 1963. Iff:!*' First time this famous maker lets us ^ Neil E. Smith, 18, of Sec- reduce his status-y casual jacket. Regularly 1 WESSON rT2-| ond St., Keyport, and Michael COUPON J. Yuhas, 23, of Center St., 22.50 to 35.00, 14.75 j Keyport, denied possession of Dacron and cotton poplin pre-cuffed WESSON heroin Oct. 30 in that borouRh. Bruce Fiering, 18, of Hill- casual slacks, regularly 9.00, 2 for 12.85 OIL crest Drive, Fair Haven, de- hied possession of hashish in New patterned permanent press pre-cuffed V/2 & 33c Rumson Sept. 23. slacks, regularly 11.00, 2 for 15.85 with tl purchn Victor E. LaMartina, 19, of Limit ont - Good at Kansas City, Mo., denied pos- Men's two-ply Dacron and cotton all weather '- Suw Final! In Red session of hashish in Rumson Bonk April 2IU and, coats, zip-out pile liners, 50.00, 37.90 42nd only. Sept. 23. with coupon Young Men's: Plan Parkwav See-through body shirts, 8.00, 5.90; wide Service Awards belts. 4.50, 2.90; cut-off jeans, 5.00, 3.90; EAST BRUNSWICK - Five Bush jackets, 16.00, 12.90 Monmoudh County men are YM sportcoafs, 35.00 and 45.00, 28.90 among the 73 emoloyes of the New Jersey Turnpike Au- YM vested suits, 70.00 to 80.00, 49.90 thority who will receive Charge accounts invited. . awards for service ranging from 10 to 20 years at the Sale ends Saturday, April 25, so don't wait. annual awards dinner tomor- row at the Brunswick Inn. Open Wednesday and Friday to 9 p.m. They are Frank Adams of Thursday and Saturday to 5:30. AHentown, a 20-year award in the field of administration; 362 Broad St. * Maple Ave. Horace A. Tani of Elberori, di- rector of public information, 10 years; Earl A. Hunter Jr., RED BANK AHentown, and Joseph Ippo- lito, Englishtown, main- tenance, 10 years, and George Pederson; Matawan, a mem- Broad and Front Streets, Red Bank ber of State Police Troop D, Telephone 741-5300. who has completed 10 years on the road. % FROM OUR READERS •There's One That Might Want To Make BEGISTER A Campaign CoBtr&w*JQftw Holmdel Officids Praised, Established in 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register, Incorporated 8 Briarcliff Lane M. HAROLD KELLY, Publisher • • , "• Holmdel, N. J. ;

Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor Although i h&ve attended similar meetings elsewhere, ' Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor on April 1, I attended my first Township Committee meet- ing in my own town of Holmdel. I couldn't help but be

—6 Tuesday, April 21,1970 im Ttie meeting was a special one for a public hearing on an ordinance concerning proposed building to provide ad- ditional office space at Town Hall. There was a group, the Holmdel Township Property Owners Association, present that objected to the proposed ordinance. They had an al- | ternate plan to advance. The lack of research in collabora- Our Wonderful Astronauts tion with experts and outside the bull session by this group was glaring in contrast to the well-prepared plan of the A universal sigh of relief, prompt- of the people in Houston who did the committee. • ly followed by prayers of Thanksgiv- tremendous rerouting job. It was evident to me that the committeemen have con- ing, greeted the safe return Friday of The communications system, fail- sidered all possible alternatives, have consulted with many the three astronauts aboard Apollo 13, ure of which would have spelled trag- experts and are presenting a plan which would fill the James A. Lovell Jr., Fred W. Haise edy, is among the marvels that we eminent need, keep the future in mind and be most economi- cal to the residents of Holmdel. Jr. and John L. Swigert Jr. have also come to accept as common- The committee was receptive to suggestions from the A nation, which — because of the place. This was further dramatized public. Questions were answered directly, thoroughly and excellence and courage exhibited in by commercial-government television considerately despite some lack of consideration from the past U.S. accomplishments in space — which produced a show via satellite public. Mayor David Cohen and Committeeman Wallace Taylor were particularly informative. I can support this has come to look at space blastoffs as which surpassed in quality anything ordinance, if passed, with no hesitation after hearing their something routine, was plunged into a previously viewed. explanations. state of tenseness at the realization Though aborted, the mission I was especially impressed with the way Mayor conen that three brave men might never re- wasn't unsuccessful. The Lovell- conducted himself and the meeting. A meeting that could have turned into an all night free for all, wasting the tax-, turn to earth. Haise-Swigert team brought back in- payers' money, was held down to a relatively short and The scary flight serves as a remind- formation and photographs which relatively sedate exchange of differing opinions. Mayor er that space exploration still is a dan- have already ben put to work to re- Cohen gave each a chance to ask questions or make com- duce the dangers in future trips. ments without allowing the meeting to be monopolized by gerous business, one which demands the few. He answered willingly and well. educated and disciplined humans in Because our space flights are per- All residents of Holmdel should be aware of the outstand< the spacecraft and on the ground at formed for all the world to see, the ing men on our governing body, dedicated and knowledge- such places as Mission Control in commitment of the U.S. to improve able. I urge all residents to attend a committee meeting Houston. mankind's lot through space explora- to see these men in action. : Respectfully, We have three new heroes, despite tion is made more valid. There are Mrs. Judith L. Zug the unhappy fact that two of them did times when we can hardly approach not become the third team to walk on unanimity about the correctness of a the moon. Their coolness while in course our nation travels, but our as- Earle Depot for Park great distress will long be remem- tronauts have given each of us reason A CONSERVATIVE VIEW 6 E. Main St. --bered, just as will the calm efficiency to be proud. Freehold, N. J. To the Editor: I was very much shocked to learn that a for- Hahne Decision Is Good News Behavior of Mr. Douglas mer state -official recommended that the bulldozers be By JAMES J. KILPATRICK free-lance writer. His involvement with the placed in the Naval Ammunition Depot at Earle for Uie pur- -Zoning changes made in Middle- unfortunate that litigation lasting It has been 165 years since the Con- tainted Parvin Foundation is too complex pose of building a model city on 14,000 acres. It takes 640 town to permit Hahne and Co. to build more than a year has resulted in the gress last undertook to impeach and to to go into here, but his involvement with acres to make one square mile. The Earle Naval Ammuni- need for Hahne to reschedule con- remove a member of the U.S. Supreme such magazines as Playboy, Avant Garde tion Depot consists of over 21 square miles of beautiful a 17-store fashion center on a 38-acre lands that have a natural environment with trees, unpollut- struction plans, and to again sort Court, and the precedent offers small hope and the Evergreen Review can be judged tract in Lincroft east of the Garden for getting ud of Mr. Justice Douglas today. on a few palpable facts of publication. ed streams, beautiful views and natural habitat for deer? through prospective tenants. and wild life. State Parkway, opposite Camp Coles, Yet the effort launched The Evergreen Review, to cite a cur- In upholding a decision by Superior in the House last week Will you kindly recommend in an editorial, to your have been ruled valid by the Appellate rent matter, is a lewd little satellite in Court Judge Elvin R. Simmill and the merits solid support. the publishing empire of Barney Rosset, readers, to our governor, to our U. S. Sen. Clifford P. Case, to our state senators, Alfred N. Beadleston and Richard division of the state's Superior zoning change toy Middletown's Plan- Contrary to popular head of Grove Press. Its April issue is Stout, to our county assemblymen that the Naval Ammuni- Court. ning Board and Township Committee, impression, members of crowded with advertisements for sex books the high court are not and pornographic drawings. The princi- tion Depot at Earle should be converted either into a na- the three-judge Appellate Division When Hahne first announced plans confirmed "for life." They pal illustrative feature this month is a tional, state or county park. That the federal government of coming to Monmouth County, we ruled that: "It is readily apparent.. . hold their offices "dur- series of hard-core photographs depicting should transfer the title to the National Parks or to the state of New Jersey or to Monmoulh County for $1. The hailed it as an accomplishment for that the change was approved, not be- ing good behavior." And a nude woman engaged in sexual inter- contrary to another pop- course. Naval Ammunition Depot at Earle is not needed because the township and the entire area. The ' cause Hahne requested it, but because we do not have battleships, destroyers or cruisers that need ular impression, it is not * * * firm enjoys an excellent reputation the proposed use was deemed benefi- necessary to prove trea- much Naval ammunition. Our submarines are powered AND FOLLOWING along, just after the throughout the state and it undoubt- cial to Middletown." KILPATRICK son, bribery, high crimes with atomic power. The state of New Jersey did acquire photographs, is a long excerpt from the Island Beach and Sandy Hook for public use. It would be edly will be a great asset. We believe Hahne will be benefi- or misdemeanors in order to impeach a judge. It is necessary only to establish to book, "Points of Rebellion," by Mr. Jus- wonderful to acquire the Naval Ammunition Depot at Earle •:, We are happy that the question cial, too, and we ^welcome the com- the satisfaction of the House that a judge's tice Douglas. This is the work in which for a park that would take care of the future generations. has been resolved, even though it is pany to our midst. "' . behavior has not been good. Douglas says, among other things, that We need trees to give us oxygen. We need unpolluted "where grievances pile high and most of In my own view, the evidence against streams to give us pure water. We do not need the ammu- the elected spokesmen represent the Es- nition trains going through Freehold borough or Red Bank Douglas on this charge is overwhelming. tablishment, violence may be the only ef- Pafcsovetf aud Better Times He ought to be impeached, and'-he ought borough to blow up either municipality. fective response." We do not need model cities, at Earle, to benefit Uie The eight-day Passover- holiday, for peace in the Middle East and be- to be removed. This has nothing whatever to do with Skip what Douglas says. The question , developers which would raise the tax rate in Howell Town- which began at sundown last night, ing mistreated in Russia, where they the unrelated fights over Clement Hayns- • of his "good behavior" properly goes to ship, Colts Neck Township and Middletown Township sky has been observed by Jewish families are even denied the privilege of Pass- worth and Harrold Carswell, though al- the circumstances of publication. What was high so that no one would be able to own an individual for more than 3,000 years. Celebrat- over celebrations. ready it is being said that the hundred Rosset buying when he bought these rights house in those municipalities. Colts Neck Township and to reprint an excerpt from the Douglas Howell Township are in the Freehold Regional group teat ed to mark the deliverance of the chil- The prayers being offered during sponsors of the Douglas resolution are merely being vindictive. Neither does the book? A learned essay on rebellion? would raise taxes in Freehold Borough. I am not for the dren of Israel out of Egypt, it starts Passover are in gratitude to God that effort have anything to do with the posi- No, indeed. Rosset was buying just bulldozer. I am not for the developer. I believe our elected with the telling of the story of the evils throughout the centuries have tions that Douglas has taken, whether wise what Ralph Ginzburg bought last year for officials and The Daily Register should be heard on this prophet Elijah, the symbol of the com- been overcome, and in the hope that or unwise, as a member of the Court. Avant Garde and Hugh Hefner repeated- matter for the benefit of our future generations. * * * ly has bought for Playboy: He was buy- Monmouth County will be one million population In ing of better days. his goodness will prevail. They are 1980. ing the name and reputation of an asso- As the holiday starts, we again part of a ritual that everyone should WHAT MATTERS here, as Minority Very truly yours, Leader Gerald Ford told the House ciate justice of the United States Supreme approve. Harry Sagotsky find an oppressed people struggling Wednesday evening, is the pattern of Doug- Court. That is what Douglas sold; and by las's public behavior outside the Court. It the eternal, it is not for sale. INSIDE WASHINGTON has not been good. The question thus goes to propriety, Viewed in this light, the bill of par- to a sense of fitness, to an appreciation A Deader Dead Sea? ticulars against Douglas is far stronger of honor and an understanding of dishonor. 25 Asbury Ave. than the charges brought in 1805 against The question goes to "good behavior." And Oceanport . Ethnic Voters Being Wooed Justice Samuel Chase. Not that Chase's as Congressman Louis Wyman of New To the Editor: By ROBERT S. ALLEN cincts have lost their original identity. behavior off the bench was good. The Hampshire says, the House has an obliga- Lt. Col. Edward Willis of the Corps of Engineers admits and JOHN A. GOLDSMITH truculent Marylander, as rough and rude tion at least to weigh the question. we have a 14-mile dead sea between Long Island and New Hardly any portion of Manhattan is eth- a man as the Court has ever known, was An exhaustive study of ethnic voting Chase was acquitted 165 years ago. Jersey containing too little oxygen for fish to survive. Col. nically the same today as in I960, accord- notorious for his partisan electioneering. patterns advises the Democratic National It is almost inconceivable that in/a Senate James W. Barnett states the corps must spend $280,000 ing to the.survey. Yet the most serious counts against Chase Committee that traditionally Democratic today dominated by liberals, a two-thirds over the next three-year period to determine the results of • dealt with his tyrannical conduct as a minority voters did, indeed, desert Hubert The low voter turn-out of 1968 is also vote could be mustered against Douglas. dumping waste in the ocean. trial judge handling cases under the Sedi- H. Humphrey in the 1968 presidential elec- noted as a qualification for the survey. But the solemn act of impeachment, if The results are already here! Why wait? tion Act. It was disgraceful conduct, but tion. The study notes that a high percentage of voted by the House, would come as a Dr. John Clark and Jack Pierce, author of the Interim it was beyond the ambit of "behavior." stinging reminder to justices hereafter that However, the study non-voters in a given ethnic precinct may Report, and Charles Meeeham of Sandy Hook Laboratory By contrast, the case against Douglas the people expect better behavior from testified to what they described as "severe contamination rejects the thesis of GOP or may not have been from the predomi- strategist Kevin Phillips depends solely upon his extensive moon- future members than they have had from In which shell fish have perished." that those defections nant minority group. lighting as a paid consultant, adviser, and William Douglas. Congressman Richard D. McCarty, D-N.Y., is worried would have gone to the * * . * about violating international treaties against pollution We GOP had third party can- WITH ALL THESE caveats, the study YOUR MONEY'S WORTH sportsmen know that foreign shipping dump all kinds of didate George C. Wal- says it can still be inferred from the pre- debris as soon as they clear our ports - garbage, packing lace not been a candi- cinct statistics that "a significant number timbers, etc. All the garbage and debris yoifasee oH our date. The survey com- of defections did occur in 1968 in the Po- shores does not come from New York Harbor. pares 19G0 and 1968 vot- lish, Italian and Irish voting blocks which Timetable for Tax Relief Let's face up to our responsibilities. Let's enforce our ing results in precincts are traditionally Democratic strongholds." By SYLVIA PORTER A CEILING RATE on earned income laws on big business. If you or I throw a beer can or a ALLEN and wards dominated by sandwich paper in the ocean, we are liable for a stiff-pen- Noting the Democratic party's historic Any responsible analysis of the massive will be set at 60 per cent, compared to minority voters. 1969 Tax Reform Law must underline the alty. I believe in making both enterprise and the boatmen dependence on minority support, the survey the general top rate of 70 per cent. equal on this point. v • Prepared by the National Committee's suggests that defections in precincts fundamental point that while, for millions nationalities division, the study examines where such voters are centralized may in- of you, it primarily will mean tax relief, 1972: Your deduction for exemptions Our leaders from national and local levels are suuDOsed wards which are predominantly Irish, Ital- dicate a similar and perhaps decisive the relief will be stretched out over 1970, will rise to $700. The low-income allow- to represent the people who put them in office Remember : ian, Polish and Spanish-American. Dis- swing in areas where the ethnic vote is 71, 72 and 73. Here's ance will become a fixed $1,000, regardless ^government of the people, by the people and for the •;" tricts in Boston, Buffalo, not predominant. your timetable. of the taxpayer's income and exemptions. Don't you think it's ttae they started? Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, "The Democratic Party will have to 1970: Your deduction Here it will stay. You will be entitled to Houston, Cincinnati and take note of such happenings and either lor each persona) exemp- a standard deduction of 14 per cent of your Howard "Bud" Little Chicago are included.. change its tactics, seek out a new coali- tion is increased from adjusted gross income up to a ceiling of The previously un- tion of support, or make itself a worthwhile $600 to ?625 (for husband $2,000. The ceiling rate on earned income published study stresses party for ethnic minorities ... A drastic and wife, the total is $1,- will drop to 50 per cent and stay there. statistics from Provi- change must come, and soon," the study 250.) The new low-income 1973: Your deduction for exemptions dence, It. I., where Wal- declares. allowance of $1,100 takes will climb to $750. You will be entitled to lace was not on the bal- * * * effect. But this may be a standard deduction of 15 per cent of lot. There, according to reduced, depending on your adjusted gross income. The ceiling the survey, the Demo- GROUP FINDINGS - With the quali- the taxpayer's income fications already noted, here are some of PORTER will stay at $2,000. The implications of crats maintained, and and exemptions. these changes are tremendous. I have GOLDSMITH ven strengthened, their the findings of the study with respect to 1971: Your deduction for each personal C specific ethnic groups: space here to list only these three which hold on ethnic voting groups. exemption will go up to $650 (total for hus- Leon Gold, chief tax expert of the Re- "This is evidence to so indicate that, -"In the Polish wards, Nixon-Republi- band and wife, $1,300). The low-income al- search Institute of America, pointed out to had Wallace. not been a candidate, the can support remained approximately the lowance will drop to $1,050. But again, it me. unusual Democratic vote would probably same from I960 to 1968, while there was may be cut, depending on the taxpayer's have maintained its historic affiliation with an average loss for the Democrats of 15 income and exemptions. > — As»I reported to you last month, the Democratic party rather than defected per cent. At the same'time, Wallace hap- • * * your child can receive as much as $1,825 to the Republican party as Kevin Phillips pened to pick up an average of 12.7 per tax-free Starting this year. The new tax -YOU WILL BE entitled to a standard relationships underline the value of shift- ,.$uggesls," the study says.

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Dated March 27, 1970

BENJAMIN H. DANSKIN 1 WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY SALES SERVICE, Inc. -I County Clerk, Election Department Shrewsbury Avenue at Sydamore Court House, Court Street • Freehold, N. J. 07728 Shrewsbury, New Jersey

T 8 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDOUTTOWN, % U TUESDAY, APRIL 21,1970 Knicks Rout Bucks to Scale Eastern "I haven't played agalnit By MIKE RECHT of the Milwaukee dressing their way now is the Los An- have held on thjs title (or IS Busschere, trying to explain the Lakers completed a 4-0 Willis Reed had 12 and Bill 1 Bradley chipped in with 25 Wilt this year because he ! Associated Press Writer room after the 132-96 rout, geles Lakers, another frus- years, open the best-of-seven how good it feel*. rout of Atlanta Sunday. With been injured," Red.-, con- Larry Costello said it and they certainly would have trated team which has been set Friday night in New But the Knicks know the Dick Barnett hitting 16 of his as the balanced Knicks out- shot the Bucks from the tinued, "but IMW him on the New York Knieks know agreed. seeking the pot of gold in York's Madison Square Gar- Lakers aren't going to be as 27 points in the first quarter, television and he l»Ju *s it only too well. Have First Crack vain for all of It's nine years den with the second game easy as the young Bucks, a the Knicks bounded away to field, 50.4 per cent to 39.8, a 35-19 lead and expanded and forced 27 turnovers. tough as ever. ' •..„,., "You can't build a cham- For all of their 23 years, on the West Coast. here next Monday night. collection of rookies, hand- Mllwauliw ,i Pittsburgh .6 t .600 V,i Pitcher Stan Bahnsen won Garden State Park New fork .._.5 8 .384 3!4 New York 6 & .545 2 Dr. George Sbcehan, 51- Cleveland 3 6 .333 3',{ Philadelphia .4 6 .333 4'4 W«sl Division Montreal ..._ ...1 8 .111 8 Hen York (11) I Washington (!) year-old Rumson heart spe- ah r h | mk'k that\vorftgiveyouan/ .Minnesota « 2 -ISO •+ cialist and Daily Register Caliroml» 8 4 .667 — Wait nivl.lon Clarke.Sb 5 111 Unjer.cf 3 0 1 Kamas City « 5 .545 Hi Cincinnati _ 18 4 .750 MIcljMl.u till Ramoi.D 0 0 0 sports columnist, came Oakland ..„ « 1 .ill 3 Houston Murcir.ct 4 101 Huh,ph 10 0 Bow Draws 19,517 Chicago _ A 6 .400 3 fui Francisco .. wnilelf I'll Grzenda.p 0 0 0 second' through with his best time MllwauKee 3 » .273 i3t 400 ' Plttsburth 3. Houiton 1 B. Allen* 2b 3 11 day at 'Garden State Park, spring meeting which closes tingent, 169th with a time of 000 " tJw York 11, Washington 1 Today'x Gamefl I Nelson.2b 30 1 as a crowd of 19,517 braved May 30. The action then Thel970 2:50.04, while George Brew, Only games scheduled. Log Angeiea (Ojteen 0-3) at Mon. Roseboro.c 0 0 0 Today'* (ianies trcal (Sparma 0-3) Bmnet,p 10 0 heavy rain and winds to pour shifts to Monmouto Park /or a Rumson grammar school Kama* Clly iMorchcad 1-0) at San Olego iKlrby 0-2) at New Dukes, p 3 0 1 $2,079,252 through the mutuel 60 days, and later to Atlantic teacher, was clocked In Oakland (Hunter 2-1), Rifht York (Oenuy 10) (troud.ef Austin AmerJ Milwaukee (Fattln 0 2i at Cali- 8&o Franlfsco (Robertson 0-0) It machines. City before resuming here 5:39.15, also his best. fornia (Murphy 1-1). night ' Philadelphia. (Fryman 14) J7 a 10 Before these Austin America! cam* railing into our show, Chicago (John 0-3) at Mlnnetot* St. Louli (Torre: 2-0) at Chicago KMT York GDI 010 300—11 The featured Betsy Ross for a fall meeting to complete Jim Mulry, a 16-year-old (Bonwell 0-1) (Hanoi 10) WuWnxton .....jOOO 010 100— 2 room, they were checked again and again (or readability mr 04) at Clevelind Houaton (Dlerk«r 3-0) at 'PitU- D-Bnai«t. LOB-Ntw York 3, Detroit (Kllkent burrh (Veale 01), night Washington 12. 2B—MJcnaM, Uunion, Handicap, a six-furlong event the state's 180-day season. and reliability. sophomore at Christian (Chance 1-1), night CindnntU (Nolan 3-0) at Cater. HR—Cater I, Woods 2. SF— New York (fltottlemyre 0-2) at (Niearo 0-3). nlgllt for three-year-olds, was run Garden State Park will Brothers Academy, running Washington (Cox 2-0), night KennBT. &o, in addition to being the Weir-pr/ced car. with, fully Tomorrow's Games Tomorrow's Qamei IP RBERBBSO in two divisions. Victory went have five more major stakes unofficially, was timed at Kansas City at Oakland, night IMt AngeleJ at Montreal, nlfbt Bahnsen (W. Mi 7 10 2 2 2 10 automatic 4-speed transmission, they're alia the beif. Milwaukee at California, night Ban Diego at New York 8. Hamilton 2 0 0 0 2 I) to Royal Signal, Garth Patter, races before the highlight of 3:20.0. San Francisco at Philadelphia Brunet tt,, 0-2) 2'5 8 7 « 0 0 So good, in fact, that they don't provoke arty second Chicago at Minnesota St. Loulj at Chicago Dukes li 1 1 D 1 1 son up,, in the sixth race, the meet, the Jersey,Derby, In becoming the first Briton Baltimore at Boston Kamoj 2 2 3 3 13 New York at Washington, nlgllt Houston at Pittsburgh, night and Office Queen, Carlos H. thoughts. , . ' ever to win the Boston Pa- Only games scheduled. Orzenda .1 0 0 0 0 1 for three-year-olds on Me- Detroit at Cleveland, night Shellenback 1 0 0 0 0 1 Marquez in the saddle, in the Find oul why. Come in and t«t drive the 1970 Aw»tin triots Day classic, Hill was in , SavB-S. Hamilton. T-2:32. A-^.- morial Day. . •»« eighth race. Both winners America, the perfect second car. '• were clocked in 1:11.2 over Post time daily will be 1:45 the sloppy track. p.m. through Saturday, 2 ASBURY PARK Royal Signal, a long shot, p.m. starting next Monday. A & 6 Motors paid backers $20.60, $9.60 and •2 Main St. Colt Mullin Headed Last spring Garden State IATONTOWN $7.80. Goddess Special, $10 Park averaged 19,041 patrons MANASQUAN and |8.80, was second, and Mamnoutk Motors Short Moron a day. The daily wager ave- ftt.35 Title, $4,.finished third. race was S2.081.07S. Rr. 35 For Connecticut V. The favored Office Queen returned $4, $2.80 and $2.80. LINCROFT — Pat Mullin, at the state championsoiDs in Lady Sadie, the place horse, basketball stalwart of Chris- Atlantic City. paid $4.20 and $3.40, while tian Brothers Academy and Other honors include the Delayed Delivery returned two-year member of The most valuable player award Daily Register's All-Mon- $5.20 to show. m the Holiday Jubilee Christ- The first daily double of mouth County first team, ac- mas tournament. cepted a grant-in-aid yester- 1970 was a healthy $153.20 on Mullin will join Bill Wool- numbers 7-12. day to attend the University say, former ace pf the Ocean of Connecticut next faU. Buck Thornburg piloted Township Spartans, on the Royal Dog to a $20.20 win Fred Tarakat, assistant Huskie squad next year. \ coach at Uconn, said, "We payoff in the first race, and Woolsey was an All-County Slippery Skipper, Carlos Mar- are extremely proud that Pat Player in the 1968-6? season. Mullin has enrolled at the duez thp iockev. Daid SR in university. He is the type of student-athlete whom we are pleased to have In our basket- ball family." HORSE and PET No matter how you size it up Mullin, the second highest J scorer in CBA history, set • FOOD nine school records as a Colt, J .Tfcsteis' and was the Shore's leading : scorer last season at 26-fi per f • REMEDIES game. me name of Among Mullin's schoolboy I achievements are, most • SUPPLIES points in a game (43), most points in a season (745) and the game. most consecutive foul shots made in state tournament! FRED D. WIKOFF co play (36) (1K8-69; 1964-70). FUTURE ffUSXIE — Pat Mullin, leff, signs letter of Mullin was named to the I infant to attend tha University of Connecticut, while second team All-State (all 236 MAPLE AVENUE Fr.d Barakat, assistant Huskia coach, right, and Vinnie groups) and the first team All-Parochial squad last sea- Just a sip smoother than the rest Cox, standing, head coach of the CBA cage Ham, son. He was Also named to f RED BANK ^^ 7414554 look on. | (Register Staff.Photo) the first team All-TournaBent I -i.ru, VAihi a&W3li.K, KU> BANK - NiiJJjJUvTOWK. fi. \.t il^DAi, Avail 21, Rt. 33 Bypass Supported By Freehold; County Board FREEHOLD — Mayor J. munity," said the borough ready has an easement on reiterate its stand now that William Boyle and Borough resolution^' the state is about to acquire Council last night gave their Park Ave., and they could Need Stressed widen it." He said this could the lands for the limited ac unanimous support to the "Unless something is done endanger children who have cess road. proposed Rt. 33 bypass and about the traffic in the bor- The bypass would start on urged that construction begin ough, we will let it choke us to cross the highway to get Rt. 33 by Millhurst and go at the "earliest possible out of economic existence," to school. through Freehold Township date." said Council President Alfred Opposition Countered and Howell Township, skirt- The bypass also got a boost E. Sanders. , The actions by the borough ing Freehold Borough, and from the Monmouth County Mayor Boyle noted that governing body and the coun- rejoining Rt. 33 in Howell. Planning Board, which yes- the planned East-West Free- ty planners counter the move ABORT contends that the terday reaffirmed its earlier way will run five to seven of ABORT (Abandon Bypass bypass is no longer- needed position and endorsed the by- miles south of Freehold, or Ratables Tumble), a Free- now that the state plans to pass being planned by the through Jackson Township, hold Township committee of build (he East-West Freeway State Department of Trans- and will probably not help 20 citizens which is conducting and the bypass would remove portation. with much of the truck traf- a petition campaign to block about eight stores of the "Completion of the bypass fic. construction of the bypass. Southern Freehold Township company is would alleviate traffic con- "The bypass is also neces- County Planning Director shopping center, causing a gestion, encourage controlled sary because of our Park Charles M. Pike said the loss in ratables. The com- And Customer Sales Represent- community growth and con- Ave. (Rt. 33) School," said county board had been ap- mittee wants the bypass proj- tribute to the health, welfare Mayor Boyle. "The State De- proached by ABORT. He said ect stopped and is not seek- ativeUly Keener follows up that and safety of the entire com- partment of Transportation al- the county board felt it should ing an alternate alignment. honest talk with lots of action. Because he wants his customers -New Jersey's businessmen- Brookdale Trustees Okay to have the best phone service available. Career Education Studies "I think the customer should, :UNCROFT — Two newthe auto technology program ing of three new teachers for contracts for 57 returning have his phone service tailored career education programs, in bad been designed jto avoid the next academic year. faculty members. Automotive Technology and in conflicting with similar qne Hired were Fred Fraterrigo, The matter of a board poli- • to fithi s needs," Uly says.:"! '' • Law Enforcement were ap- year courses offered by the 466 W. Park Ave., Oakhurst, cy on academic freedom, don't want him to wind up with proved for the coining school County Vocational District. as assistant professor in hu- originally scheduled for last year by the Board of Trustees He said that Brookdale would man affairs for a salary of night's meeting, was not on more phones than he needtfoi of Brookdale College last be the first school in the J13.853.69; Frank Paoni of the agenda. At the trustees' night. state to offer such a program. Corvallis, Ore., assistant pro- monthly work meeting, sug- less than he needs either,/ Both will be two-year pro- Similar Program fessor of human affairs, $11,- gestions that the policy as "And he deserves the b^st I can grams leading to Associate in In the Law Enforcement 521.42, and Kevin Hayter of originally written was too Applied Science degrees. area the program will be Australia, associate professor' vague were advanced and the give him. Nothing quick or dirty. Commenting on the new similar to tfiose offered at 10 of applied humanities, $15,-: proposal has been returned to Even when the job is finishedI ' courses, college president Dr. other institutions in the state. 418.23. • • the college administration for Ervin L. Harlacher noted that Dr. Harlacher advised the The .board also approved. rewriting. ; try not to forget about it. I even board that there is some con- NURSING HOME cern about the number of b call the customer back to make , aM-HaafCara such programs apd that state a KM at atoy all Hmaa approval for the proposal is Students Back State .' sure he's satisfied. • Maaicara Approved not certain. He added, how- NAVESINX HOUSE ever, that the size of Mon- f 1 "And when he's pleased-well, • tnmuiM AVE HO MM mouth County and the strong A nti- War Legislation •" that's when I'm proud to say I MMM* demand evidenced for such a 4DV«RTr«BJtENT" program should prove persua- WEST LONG BRANCH - letters to Gov. William Ca- ' work for the phone company." sive in gaining approval. Monmouth College students hill, U.S. Sens. Clifford P, M«r« Security With King Holiday Set and faculty are petitioning for Case (E-N.J.) and Harrison >:• : The phone company is people. The board adopted an aca- anti-war state legislation sim- Williams, (D-N.J.), and Con- ' Well-trained people, like FALSE TEETH demic calendar tor the com- gressman James J. Howard ing year consisting of two 15- ilar to that recently adopted -*-• : Customer Sales Representative WMU Eating. Talking in Massachusetts. (D-N.J.) asking them to pres- Boat ba ao ifntd tbtt rmu AIM week long sessions and two «*MB will eooa IMH or drop Juit st The Massachusetts bill re- sure state officials. I Uly Keener, who care about ' tha moot ttmt. for man Mcuritr six-week sessions. The most attd mow aomfort, ettaklt ftmoui notable variations from the moves state legal obligation They read as follow?: fumWIB Dantota AiUnalw fay- doing a good job for-you. 4*t on Tour pUtM. FAflTOTH current schedule are a Sept. from any of its citizens to "Since the war is .'unde- S5a» aantum ttmwt Iwuar. ifaltaa 1 starting date, a month ear- aattat *m«. FABTBKTH U alka- serve in the undeclared Viet- clared," it imposes no legal liaa—wont tour uadar dntutM. lier than this year and a Jan. 15 holiday marking the birth- namese War. The measure is obligation upon any New Jer- dtntut lanlulr. Oat day of Martin Luther King. intended as a test of the fed- sey citizen to participate in »» all Oral eountara. The board approved the hir- eral government's war pow- it. Legislation has been en- ers to be considered by the acted in Massachusetts to a guy who levels Supreme Court. - bring the issue before the The court has so far re- Supreme .Gourtji; As citizens Monmouth fused to handle anti-war suits of this state, *erfeel it 4s our brought by individuals, but mb'raY MgJUyWid obligation to wrihyou. anti-war forces are hoping College that action by a state legis- petition you to urge our state lature will force the issue. /CBLclals^TO enact similar leg- I New Jersey Bell The petitions being circu- islation." Lecture Series lated at Monmouth College \The letters are signed by call for a similar measure the\ Peace Now Committee from the N.J. legislature. and the scores of students 1970 The petitions are, in effect, who have added their names.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOB SALE , WANtED-AUT^KOTIVE [ HELP yAWTKD-yEBMtE HELP yANTBl>-FEMALE 1987 0U>8M0BIL,E CUTIJ.BS — Con- MONMOUTH COUNTY'S IMPORT LOST AND FOUND vertlble V-8, power Jueenns; anil LEADER — Red Bui Auto Imporu JUNK CARS brakes.'Good condition. H800. T41-5537 Athrized Dealer For Volvo-Triumph. LOST — Siamese cat. male. Viclnl ' KCKE-D UP of Klnj James " 1967 PONTIAC FIREBIRD — Iicel- OUR USED Highlands. Rewi lont condition. $1700 Twinbroolc Auto Wrecking ASSEMBLERS 187-3754 1W7 RED VOLKSWAGEN _ Good 1964 PONTIAC LE MAMS - Three- congUon. »Ut»wiUl extra tires. Call Eatontown 542-2235 TRAVEL - TKANSFOUTATIO: speed. Good condition, call CARS WAHTBD - Wf PW top 542-6231 PONTIAC 1888 — Executive vinyl tor clean tiled can. Ctll llr. Vin[cene t Opertingi now availabU fop permanent full time reliable FULL TIME MAN — For "ori-lce CARS ARE JET TO BUJIOPE — Hound trip $2: McCARtW Chevrolet hardtop, a steal tbla week only 11479. JtatiFn. Hustle experlencBd Iri light for air tratUtao onlyly . OrFanlzlOrFanlzln First Ave. Atlantic Hlirhlands USED CAB WANTED — Private mechanical work and able to handle Monmouth County group to Europi 291-1101 urly wanLs to buy car. 1MI, etc. girls and women. No experience necessary. Excellent all arounil duties. Starting •alary S2 Interested? Call 812-35981298 alter 5. Apr TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Su- S per hr. time and halt «.»»« 30th ronervatlon didllndeidllnee . 1960 VALIANT — Four new tires, new perb Service. D0WNE8 PONTIAC 6J reasonable price. working conditions, congenial surroundings and new, air brakes and exhaust system. Call af- Lower Main St., Mltawan. 56S-229K. ABDlv In person at OCEANPOET ter 4 p.m. 787-8614. SHELL. Oceanport. 196d DODGE CORONET — Automatic AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS conditioned plant. CARPET MECHANICS OR HELPERS AUTOMOTIVE 1065 BUICK SKYL.AHK — Oood con- transmission. A-l. Firat $995 takes It. dition, radio, heater, custom wheels, Alter 8 pm. M2-3977. INTERVIEWS: —Oood starting salary, Heady »m- AUTOS FOR SALE good tires. 671-1727 alter 5. 1965 CHEVY u — station wagon, per- MUFFLERS AND PIPES TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS 9 A-M. -10 A.M- 2 P.M. • 3 P-M. ployment Call 283-08D9. efct running condition. I3S57 Plwnt Save 29% ID 35% on your muffler Job. LINCOLN IB66 — One owner. Cleai 1963 CORVETTE STING RAY— 327 Cadillac, Lincoln, Imperial, Bulck and STEADY WORK fullfully equippedequli . Excellent condllloi 4-speed, maRS. two tops, two hoods, others. 747-B8O7. LANVIN-CHARLES OF THE RITZ WITH A GROWING COMPANY stereo tape, $1850 firm. 671-3091 at- 1963 FORD SUPERVAN — A-l OMidl Holmdet, N. J. Call 531--* tfir 5:30. Uon. «1IOO, Call after four. m, Ambitious, neat and reliablei man wilh K1TSON CHEVROLET CO. 284-2431 mechanic.! aptitude to become a Hwy, 313 Eatontow: 1965 'IMPALA AUTO RENTALS lawn technician. Comjiany training, ad- 5(2-1090 BEST BUICK — OPEL BUY8 BUSINESS NOTICES HELP WANTED-FEMALE vancement opportunity and benellts. Two-Ioor hardtop, V»8 automatic anri Str&ub Motors DAILY • WEEKLY • MONTHLY K. J. driver's license required. AUTO 1967 VOLK8WAOEN - $1135. BAIL power. Priced for quick sale. In ex- Hwy. 35 Keyport 264-4000 Prices start at $8.Sft and up.Xcono- SPRING CLEANING? Returnlahtng? LAWN OF MATAWAN, 88f LEY BROS. Newman Springs Rd., cellent condition. Car ol Red Bank. 210 X, Newman FLOOR COVBIUNOa — Carpet. Tile. tarn the needed extra money sell- Red Bank, 1968 FORD—Country Squire. 10-pas- 0M TRUCK DRIVER AND ASPHALT RASSAS PONTIAC venger. Excellent condition. Must sell. Sprints Rd. T47-0173. , "" ing suarajvteed Avon Cosmetics In PAVUVG - C^ 1969 PLYMOUTH station wagon, nlm KB Broad St 741-5180 Red Bank Best offer. 516-3499. your own locality. Choose your pass (> tiger. Powor steering. pom> Eves, until 9 TOM'S FORD WE INSTALL CENTRAL AIR OON- hours, aome vaoancles. so cMl brakes, factory air, S3G5O. 566-4185 ai 1957 THUNDBRBIRD — Mint condl. DMONIWO — Prom f6W and up. How. J. Blrchall, 74M-434} or 462- -SEB OUR ter 5 p.m. 1946 JEEP — Four-wheel drive. Good uon, B.500 arm. OsU between 6-8 RENT A CAR RBON'Sj 30 Broad St., Red 3377, 774J22O. condition, good body. All new Snow- D.m. 741-7587. 7«-O82i. LAVIN-CHARLEB OF THE 1966 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN — tires size 915. new canvas ton and 200 Hwy. 35 264-1600 K«yport UWCHEON HOSTESS - Must be 31 superb condition. Call doors. J585. Alter 6 p.m. 872-WC7. 1869 IMPALA twCKloor Hardtopardto . J»ld. yeorj old, part-time, !un*Eoia only. 711-0214 black leather InteriorInte or, airair, power Tiles to FM Apply JJ'Oitl Ml>W- 1961 PONTIAC CATAUNA — Power bbrakesk , ftlitomaUc,tU spotless. BOATS AND ACCESSORIES EMPLOYMENT MOUTH OFFIOfflU OPEN MESS. SCENIC CAR SALES brakes and steering. K&dlo, heater, 2W-3U43. G-tbbs Hall or call 532-4«81. An equal lour new tlrea. 787-6206 after 3 p.m. HELP TVAN1TED-FEMALE opportunity employer Hwy. 36 872-0221 Highland 1964 CORVETTE — ConverUWe 327 COLUMBIA BAILING YACHTS ifaple' Ave!. Red Bank. Sets service "l!)68 OAMAItO — Convertible. Super cu. in., 300 b.p. four-apeed. Call 431- RANGER YACHTS •TEliE"pBbwE~8OUClTOR — Expert- Manatrer. Nick Trocchta. ALFA ROJIEO 1963 — Spider, eneln Sport 396/325 4-speed, power cfisc O'DAY SAILBOATS WAITRESS - Apply In person, Bow erce lelplul to worn (rom Red BaJik completely, rebuilt, new brakes am brakes, polyglass. Extras. $2100. Knot Restaurant, 6» Broad St.. Red Stfe, evenings and Sat. jl.w hour• to ADTO MECHANIC — Experienced, lop. Immaculate condition throughout Days. 919-7301 eves. 739-0703. NEED A QOOD USED STATION" THE YACHT SHOP •tart. Must be rellaWe. Call 741-4014. Full berollts. Ask for Prank, at F*H JHB0. i29-S622 eves. WAGONT See Mount Englljh Ford 1962 RENAULT-DAUPH1NE — In today. Bed Bank. 741-6000. 1184 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright S42-U13 HOUSEKEEPER — Bleep In. Win- MOTORB, Rt. 35. Ealontown. 542-1117. 1967 VOLKSWAGEN — Excellent con d condition. Phone 741-2711, 741- THOMPSON — 19' cabin., Homellte cat wages. Call SALESWOMEN— nltlon. LlKht blue, whltowalls. 51195, 1068 BUICK Bkyl&rk, lull power, ilr 55 h.p. outboard ant trailer, 11500. TU«49« Call 71-MM. (42444t or WRITE TO WORKERS FIT FOR A QUEEN! reo J1309. Phone tniUSi t>7&0. Open Suns, and Holidays, 9 a.nu driver Excellent condition. Phone to 1 p.m* WAITRESS — Far family tavern. FEIST & PEIST, Realtor GTO.196B—Air-conditioned, full powei 741-7173 alter 7. 1967 THUNDERBIBD LiANDAU — Will train right party lor bartending Monmouth Shopping BOAT SLIPS AVAILABLE — Elec- nlghta. Closed Sunday. Tear rounds 4 speeds, sticjt Ehllt, snow ttres, lm 1S69 B1A3E CHEVELLE — M&llnu. Tw1 o door bard top. Full power, air, Center EatonCown mileage, like new. One owner. 542 JiiHt like new. Stereo tape deck. .ret tape, 19,000 miles. Immacuiila tricity and water, deep water, bar Apply In psrjon Sclinelder'B Tap BXPB1UBNCS1D WAITHESS — Over .-3945 . and Rrlll. Bwlm club membership Room, 121 Broadway, Long Branch. NO EXPERIENCE 0333 U> 0 p.m. $2600, or best oflcr. 741-8350. available. Call for appointment. 291* 30. Part-time. ExceHent tips and ,1867 SUNBEAM TIGER — S1.300, 1988 VOLICSWAGEN — Good condl BUHLER A BITTER 2375. DOWN SEA BEACH MOTEL * EXPERIENCED SEWING MACHINE1 working conditions. Call Mre. Boyn- Excellent condition, mag wheels. tlon. $l,O00. Call otter 6 p.m. PLYMOUTH — CHRYSLER SWIM CLUB. OPERATOR — To wo* oa ladlei lotl. 2!2-»33. NECESSARY 946-4685 after 5 p.m. 3290 Hwy. 35, Hazlet, 264-M98 and children's coats, ^so-hour week:. '67 Mustang 946-4507 16' CRUISERS — 49 h.p. Evlnrude, Call 741.9020, Joy Ann Ooati, 34 Wil- WAITKBSS. HELPER — Short jhltt. Kroll Motors Inc. 1955 FORD CMLAXIE — Two-door 1885 RENAULT — Four-door sedan. trailer. A-l condition. low St.. Red Bank. lliao-iiair' Tuesd'ay UiroUKti Friday. Coupe. Six cylinder 279 Broadway !/Ong Branch, N. J. hardtop V8, automatic tranamiasion, Aukurajtlc transmission. Bucket seats, 747-385J Pleasant working conditionj. Toe 222-3600 S395. [66-3719. TOUNO WOMAN — For doctor's of- Httrtb. OaU 7*7-0 . TO TRAIN AS Automatic trans, power steefine. power windows. Air SAILBOAT — 26". Pearson Command- fice. 8otn« clerical experience secet- power sfeerin[j. 1969 CORVETTE — 427 cu. In. 43: conditioning. Four recent tires and 1963 PONTIAC SURFABI • er, flberflcu, 10 h.p. outboard, extras. aary. Send resume to Box W-14D, Tbc H0U8BKKEPIIII—Help take care ol MACHINE OPERATORS h.p. four-speed posl traction. Leather two recent snowtlres. 3650. Call 741- scnger, 12170. Call Very clean. 222-3875 alter 6 p.m. Pally Register, ma BH chlldien. Light hatunwork, dgh. eooa. $1680 Interior, two topB. 6000 miles. S44OO. 72B2. 284-4807 Ing. Own bedroom, bath and TV. Ex- ON ROTATING SHIFTS 741-9778. GLEN L. STILLETO SKI BOAT — WAlTRESSBa — Apply P. W. WOOL- cellent salary. References. 84H61I,. SEE A "RUSSEI/I. MAN" — For the 1965 PONTIAC OTO — 360 h.p. 3-ffl With 1969 Mercury HO, never used. WORTH CO., J2 Broad ijt. Red Banl, 67 Cougar 1967 orEL KADETT — Sport hard- best car buys. RUSSELL Oldsmoblle- iour-speed Burgundy wdtjx white in- Ths boat Is unfinished, needs decking, alter 2 p.m. NO CALLS. BOOKKEEPERS — Many openings In top. Dark blue. Call Cadlllac Co., 100 Newman Bprlnjs Rd., terior. Under 49,000 miles. Besrt oltcr. •Iready flberguutd. Call 872-K80. local ireu. We are a prosrreaslve company of- Coupe. V-a. 042-441!) Jlcd Eanlt. 741-0910. 8424M7 alter 7 pm LPN's — 3 toll, 11 to 7. Kim Jamei fering permanent positions witfe a lea! Automatic trans. WANTED - 9AIL7I9H SAILBOAT. Nursing Rome. A.P.S. future CHEVROLET IMPALA Cui._. 1969 DODGE 440 — Four door sedan. 1951 RAMBLER — New transmission; CALL »l-3400 1958, Gold, black viny] top.. TwodooTodooi ~ ly equipped. $2495. WASHING- clutch and Waxes. (105. Call 542-2663 S42-1577 13»'A Main St. Mutawan M6-77WJ hardtop. V-S. Automaticmtic.. PoweP r ateet r -_.V'S AUTO SERVICE. 370 Broad after I p.m, WAITRESSES — Must be over 21. All MOTHERS HELPER — Summer, iffi . oe owner. ExcellenExclltt condition St., Keyport. 264-1323. MARSH MARINE positions available. Must apply In per- Sleep In, expeFlenced, dependable, In addition to ynur earnings, we offer Must flel Beat offer. 531-8592. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN — $375. Convert- BAYBHOIIE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH ton. NO PHONE CALLS Howard and neat, must nave references. Ml- you anri your family extensive com- First Ave.. Atlantic Highlands dealer for ' Johnson's Restaurant Rt 35, Ulddle- pany paid benefits. THE FINEST SELECTION — Of new ible. Can He seen at Oak .Hill snell, 291-9200 ONE DESIGN MARINS town. and U3ed earn in Monmouth County. Hwy 35. MlddieUiwn. 741-2159. MATAWAN ATTORNEY — Seeks ex. Over 100 air-conditioned new cars In CHEVROLET WAGON 1988 — V* BLUEJAY M SCOW PERMANENT AND TEMPORARY perienced legal lecregry. Daily 9 stock. BOB WHITE BUICK - OPEL. $250 automatic, power steering and brakes. QEMICO ACS EMPLOYMENT AOINCY 1 p.m. Salary »pen. 0664100. JOIN US — WORK WITH Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury. Eicellont condition . *4»57 842-S80S. MB — OH0W WITH US 741-8200. WE GO, NOT THE CAR SNAPIR 420 '69 CHAMP 20 Ttiomas Ave. 747>3494 Shrewsbury WOMAN WANTED — 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. D0DQ3 CUSTOM POLARA 1964 PART-TIME MAID — Leonardo Mo- Apply In person Joyce's Sub Snop. Beat of/er over S250 cash for 3961 Four-door, autc-nuLUc, air, radl«, all VENTURE—OATAUNA—PAOESHIP 60S Newman Bpringa Rd., Llncrofl, 1969 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX — Chevrolet, four-door. White. Call after power, vinyl top. 8424200. MARINER— FICO—HARKENS tel. 7« Hwr ^Umvto. Loaded. For information call 787-8B4 9 a.m. on gat. 671-6284 oext to Post Oldce. ^ OUR REPRESENTATIVE after 4 p.m. 1963 CKEVY II — Station wagon. TURNABOUT DOLPHIN MOTHER'S HELPER —*• Neat, de- 1967 VOLKSWAGEN — Rug. Sunroof, 1969 PLYMOUTH ROADRUNNER — Standard transmission, radio. 3450, Bobatnd Sails ' Trallei Trailer* pondable. lore chti&rca, Bleep In. Near WILL BE INTERVIEWING 4-speed, all ciwinrn. Asking J2700. Af- 842-4U3C. «S Orchard SL 'Rfd Bank 741-676T OFFICE MANAGER radio, condition good. $950. Call 741- ter 6 p.m. 229-4990. Monmoutn College. Pleasa phone 542- 2486 weekdays alter 6. CORVAIR — Good condition — TROJAN SPORTS FISHERMAN- 20Q1. NATELSONS J. KRIDEL MON., TUES. & WED. 1969 VOLVO—As sound as a ring, wil 1967 GRAND PRIX—JUr-COndllloned. . call after s. li.p. V-8. Open cabin, head, ffocrood RN'8 — Openlofl 3 to 11 shift, alter- fluperW«e office etilt &nd administer '67 Mercury Power seats, brakes and wlndown. V 542-5678 dition. Call $91-3726. APRIL 20, 21, 22 he one year old comu this Hprin A-l shape. Gold color. Best offer. Call nate weekends. Small, modern nurs- clerical ayaiema and procedurea HOURS 1012 AND 4-7 P.M. Colon/ Pork- Price Is right, no need to shop (or I 1960 OADILLA0—Ooupa DeVUle. Io WANTED—Used aluminum canoe IS* ing unit. Top salary and (rlnge bene- througtiout store. Make payroll. Co- AT THE 9-passenger wagon. have just become a "pop." Call pete after 7 p,m. 291-26H. fine stKipe, fcaa to be seen to be ap- Ilts. Apply jftrs. Mritovcldi, M2-S400. ordinate data processing service to at 74T-3327 1061 DOCGE LANCER — J75. Call preciated. Alt electrical equipment. produce and mail monthly customers Molly Pitcher Moral Air conditioned. 1750. Phone eves. 812-0456. YOUNO RN NISDID — For busy, statements and m*nagement reports. 3968 CHEVELLE 336 — Excellent con- 19884 2233 ' CRIUS ORAFT DORY SSKIFK r two • doctor office In Llncroft area. Answer customer inquiries, night gsl dition. Now clutch, polyglasa, chrome —18185 h.p., 250 hrs. total time. ComC - Flexible achedule with occulonal eve- should have a. strong sense of clerical Red Bank, N. J. wheels. Drafted, must sell. 291-1960. WH CHEVY II — Two-door standard. 1964 CHEVELLE, pletelletely reflnlahed 1&69. Futty equiequippep d ning snd Bat required. S100 for four dtadpHne, ability to work with people. TWIN BORO MOTORS jow mileage. Excellent condition. Al- Four-door. Real economy In this auto- OO. Call alter 7 p.m.m. . 7*Ms7*Msk daya. Reply Box T-126. The Dally This ti a key spot. FJva daya, no ter 6, call 747-4267. matic 6-cylfncier beauty. Priced tor Register, Red Bank. nights. Employee discount on family ir you are unable to attend please Jeep Sales and Service quick sale. SAILBOAT-dt' Perlect day sailer. nights. Employee di count on family Price start at $2630 plus freight F & H Motors Inc. Lightning claes. oood condition, out- BOOKKEEPER — Up to O/L,A/R, clothing purchaaeacha. paiaid Blue Cro3sCro3s. send resume or apply 747-0CH0 Hwy. 35 Eatontown, N. J. RASSAS PONTIAC board auxiliary dinghy Complete A/P, ahd p,- ' "it typing. M-Jatawai n Aply in person ttoo Mr. Harry Eaat- 612-UH mooring and trailer, extra*. $760. OaU area. Salary c-pi_ reply to ManageManagerr, NNatelaona s J. Krlde), 1965 CADILLAC — Four-door Seda 391! Broad St. 741-51EO Red Built Box T-129. ~ Dally Register. Red DcVIlle, exceptional condition Low 19G0 VAUXHAIJ* VICTOR — 29,000 JCves. until 9 515-8543. ., Broad and >nt 8ts. or phone 741- mileage. Talte over payments and Bank. 53QO for BLppolntment. CHICOPEE small amount of cash. Days 542-3720, miles, nBedB rou/fler, J140. Call 787- 1955 MU8HAJK3 Faatback — 2+2. V-8. MADE TO ORDER — roam rubber MAIDS — Full and part-time posi- Eves. M2-HJ5.5, 2003. __^_ Automatic. Power steering. Radio, cushions or Naughatiyde, canvas tions available with rood salary and M0THBK3 — If you cannot work In MFG. COMPANY M7 VOLKSWAO-E3N - 35,000 miles, heater. SI,295. 747-2654. covers lor all boats. Call 942-2203. full rrlnRc benellta. Contact Persone! office or factory. C&li 583-1 (HI be- Country Squire 9-pass, . 1M2 TEMPEST CONVERTIBLE" — twee-n VJ and t p.m. (A Johnson & Johnson Co ) wogon. Alr-cond. acHo. $1150, or best reasonable of/f*. 1988 CHEVROLET — Suburban sta- CTBEROLAS SAILBOAT — 1«\ com- Office, Rlvervlew Hoapital. 741-2700, | Good condition, bucket floats, four- 'hone 787-1595. tion wagon. Blx-cyUndef, 15.000 miles, plete with aluminum mast, outboard Ext. 225 lor Interview. SALE3 , REPRESENTATIVES — MILLTOWN, NEW JERSEY , speed, economical, $350. Call 531-2389. motor and accessories. Atter 7 p.m. Women, preferably wJUi SB.)M experi- $2690 Arter ft p.m. _____ 1067 MERCURY-CAPRI - V-8 auto- S1900 or best offer, cill alter 6 p.m. REOISTERBD NURSES — 3-11, 11-7 ence, wanted to contact local mer- natic, pow&r steering, air conditioned. 787-3756. 741-4429. S1400. rtllfts HERITAGE HALL NUnSINO 12011 524-7205 AUTO AUCTION - 19fl6"FordriMiS ,1450. 741-1959. cfta.nL.5 to enlist their participation in Mercury Fi>rd Country Squire, !> - pansenRer MURPHY & DAVISON — Mercedes- J-LOATINa DOCKS — We make and HOME. Neptune. For appointment aophlAUc&ted, *ucce«af\il program to An Equal Opportunity Employer wagon, at 1 p.m., 21*t of April, 1970, 960 FALCON — Radio, heater, good Benz Sales and Service, Hwy. 9, Free- deliver standard sizes, 4'xWxlO" and call Mrs. King. TII-HOO. Increase their patronage. Full or pairt- MAN — General maintenance, Perma- Montego M-X. at National Auto Sales, Jit. 36, Long •unnlnjt condition. S125. After 5 week hold. 462-3300. 8'JS'xlO". Phone 787-4959. SECRETARY — Mature, mini uav» tlme work, PttteoUa) earnings us high nent pojltlon In lied Bank. Cill 741- Two-door hardtop. lays, all day weekends. 671-5445. legal experience. Red Bank-Ulddle- .ir. (old down town, N.J. 07748. . GENERAL OFFICE DUTIES—Typing, 741-1846 AUTOS FOR SALE A, AM/FM radio. S120O.. 7(7-2654. AUTO AUCTION seats, canvas top. Trailer. OaU 842- filing, processing orders, etc. EXCGI- TOWN * COUNTRY EODOB 1K6 MU8TANO two-door Bedan, load- •4255. NEEDED — Capable women for full lent working conditions. Hours Mon. CUBTODIAN FOR SCHOOL — With 60 Main St.. Matawan ed. 1952 CADILLAC convertible, load- and,part time work .to htip families through Fri. S p.m, to 9:30 p.m., Sa4. Dome mechanical ability, steady job 566-6100 ed. To take place at 1 p.m. Aipril 23 BOAT TRAILER WANTED AMe with Illness. Free one week training 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. For Interview full Umo, some night work. Contact at National Auto, Rt. 36, Long Branch boat. Pay cash, Buy us Is. Unit be course. Hourlv salary plus rir ex- CB.11 671-MOO Air. Jones, Rumaon Board of Educa- reuonaihfe. 787-6160. pense For Interview call Visiting tion 842-035*. 1004 CADILLAC — Top condition. Homemaker . Home Health Aide Ser- TEN WOMEN JfEBDED — Full or WANTED-AUTOMOITVE $1100. Call 14' MFO vice. 222-B100 or 431-KBO. Part-time. Sfl hour SEEKING A MAN — With experience 747-4339 $50 U> work in the shipping and receiving C. Douglas Alan Oil after 8 p.m. 7U-37S9 depa.rlment ol a busy corporation. Ap- TRY ALL THE OTHERS FIRST WAITRESS WANTED — Experience ply KBSOO BUIUDINO, ^Kirewjbury THEN TRY US 30' CHRI3 CRAST 1W» — Hull with SWITCHBOARD d eat red. but not necewiry. No nicliti, MERCEDES-BENZ Spring Is HERE! fly-bridge, twin 185 h.p. Crusaders, 50 no Sundays. Corner Room OoMee Ave., Bftrewntniry, Par Region's Auto Sales hours, wiring and flbergftas oabln tops OPERATOR/TYPIST Shop, 757 JUvcr Bd,, Fair Haven. 717- TOOL MAKER — With Sob tttiOp *x- Sales & Service and w« naed 100 Used Cars new one year ago. Two water, three W30. ^ perience tor light cle&n mold-cavtty Hwy 36 787-1113 Keansburg gas. tanks, radio, depth finder. 30500. work. (Mold making experience not 842.1225. Experienced en cordless awltchbosrd. OAN BARN $18 to 340 per evening Foreign or Domestic We wilt trad* or buy out Permanent position. Fringe benefit!. aeijlng beautiful BeeJi-ie Fashions on considered essential.) Overtime and TRUCKS FOR SALE UCIE OUTBOARD Contact Mrs. Rutherford. JM4U0. party plan. Up to S30d In samples other benefits. ENGINEERED PRE- Dalivtry right — Call or Com* in without COM. car necessary. Call 220- '66 Pontiac 1053 FORD PICKUP — J125 *" •" "" 264S or 222-0494. -. On* block {mm INDUSTRIAL WASHING Gran Prix. ' TOM'S FORD 642-5159 MEN PART TIME Blue, bloc* vinyl top. IJHI. Silver R.R. Station SPRINO BARGAIN—Vory reasonably BUSINESS NOTICES MACHINE CORP. J3.83 PER HOUB $1560 iwocwnporta.n. LINK snarl ASK FOR ED SIGLER priced. 1962 W tag dump, 28,000 groes 32 Main St. Matawan, N. J. STATISTICAL r three evenings and Sal, ilayi weight. Motor completely recondi- PAflTB WAX BBAUTT for your kttch- i at bonus. Call for Interview. 842.5353 en. recreation room or hardwood floori. An equal opportunity employer 4030. Hwy. 35 2o4-lo00 Keyport tioned, bud wheels, air brake*. Very good tires. 6>v wide x 12' Seng dump Call Gordon for frea eiUm&te. H2HM, PART-TIMB WAITRESS — Expert- SHORT ORDER COOK - Full and and hoist. Call 264-7304. •need and over 20. Apply in parson, TYPIST part-time. Experienced only. Apply In Malayan Dinar, Hwy 34, ff™* MERMAID DINES. Hiy. J6. HYDRAULIC BOOM TRUCK — 1960, LIOHT HAUlIrfO One of the nation'! leading or- AUTOS FOR SALE fully powered with separate air com- SMALL MOVING JOBS TWO GIRLS ~ For light murntac- ganizations has an immediate pressor. Working condition. Firm at FREE ESTIMATES turinr work ' " '- *- opening for a thoroughly experi- STOCKMAN WANTED — Ho «xperl- H500. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.. 2M-7WO. Also somf clean-up work. ply EBSOO BUII*riNO, BhwvMbury enced statistical typlnt. This le a. ence necessary. Apply In person CBS INTERNATIONAL TRUCK SALES Ave.. Shrewsljury. rcsponnlble position ottering salary Supermarket. 36 Main Bt., Keans- Rarltan Garage Inc, Call atter 5 p.m. commensurate wild experience burie 0. Main St., Keyport 3SI-0M1 KARL F. JAMS HOUSEKEEPER — Couple with chil- and fxcellent employee b#ne/Ju (llso Known as "Runt") dren dentren housekeeper. Live in, program. FIRST COOK—SHORT ORDER MB.V 1966 CHEVROLET PICK-UP — 'A prtvata accamodaUonj, convenient lo- —Experienced only. Apply In person TB7-SO78 cation. Call 74I-21M. MARTINI'S DINEii, tfij 38, Ku£ ton. Like new. Very low mileage, Call or apply to Penonnel NURSES' AIDE — 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. NEW DODGES Five days. Qood pay and benefits. 6&3000 IJRIVERS - For delivery. Seml-re- Apply Brookdalt NurMng Home, Hwy MOTORCYCLES LAWN MAINTENANCE 35. Harlel. HESS OIL A tlm? " *"'•?*' *""*"• ^"' Pllrt- Fertiliiing, Seeding (nil Cuttioa BULTACO — 179 cc. Oood condition. SECRETARY — Red Bank law office. CHEMICAL DIVISION CAR JOCKEY SOLD FOR Call after 5 p.m. CALL 842-1247 At least three jrea-r-i leral experience, galarr opep. Call 7174730. Must be neil In appearance wilh clean 741-8142. (•{Ur 6 P.M.) Amerada Hess Corporation drlvlnr record. Cafl Mr. Schnm, 7U- 1969 DUOATI SCRAMBLER — 250 cc. WOMAN —1 HOUSEKEEPER — I/tve 1 Hen Plaza Woodbridge, N. J. ffiio. Rusnell OldBmoblle-Cadlllac Co., Excellent shape. Call after f p.m. In . prererrea ^ ^Erpertenc* neceasary. 1M Newman Springs Rd., Ril Bank! 187-0172. PIATtNO AND RBFINISHIKO OOM> References. Private quexters. 747-2(105 An equal opportunity employer AND SILVER — Rgstoratlon ol coloi. TWO LPN'8 — For small nursing UQUOR STORK MANAGER — Ex- HONDA 1970 — Model 360, all ex- un parts, metals, sllvenrars, an* bcmle. Holmdel-Hazlet -Matavran vi- NTBRVIEWTCR — Jenrelery perienced COST PLUS tras. Rede 100 miles. t7M. Call 787- Sques, etc. Call 5604800. cinity. Fi»r 4 p.m. • 12 n.m. and 12 mmnlny looking- (Or woman wllh 291-0517 midnlgtit-8 a.m. call 747-2017 or 2S4- tamOy tesponsltitllllen to take appli- EXPERIENCED PRESSBR — At dry WILL PICK UP — Tour old relrlg- 3548. cations. Evening hour.i and weelt- cleaners. All frlmre benellts ADDIV 1968 TRIUMPH 650 CC eratorff, gas stores, washing ma- ernis, J1.65 per hi>ur lo start. Call - PP chines. Call 495-0823. DICTAPHONE TYPIST — Insurance _B4MM«_b»tween_4:30-» p.m. CHEW CLKANERS. r47-IS7lT * WE'LL BEAT ANYONE'S DEAL Between 5-8 p.m., 787-tloI. offlcp. Good skills. 95. Hv« div npk YOUNR MAN - To wo'k In ho« BASEMENT WATERPROOFING — SALES GIRL — (or several days "a PLE MOTOKCYOI/E _ BO cc, 1M5 Guaranteed. AK methods. Free csti- Mn«e baneflts. Write P-0. 824, week. Prefer previous experience. Ap- ard. Apply In j ASU Call matfl. Call Desert Dry Waterproofing. Bank. ply Ui person to Mrs. PtaJley. Kn- •AY MAJtiffA, 58u Patten 787-3732 or 281-98U J42-4168. WAITRESSES lln's, Broad A Front St., Red Bank. iranch. Apply In person Snore point Inn, Hvry ^ ALL OPTIONS SOLD FOR COST. 35, Haslet. TEMPOBARV WOBK - Interview- MAN — To learn to msnaje a ier- MOBILE HOMES HAVING A PARTY? Ins. Housewives, college student* un- J«-typ buslne»j. startlnS salary FOR CUSTOM CATERING NURSES AIDES — 7-3:30 luid 3 to employed pereons to work Wednes- J150 weeke . Permanent position Blue Wxte MOBILE HOME — J35O0. Call CALL MERRI-MAKI.N'GB 11.'30. EMERY MANOR NUBSINO day, niunday and Friday of each Cross Blue ahlelil, Pension Plan and TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR SALE. 741-5903 - Home, Extended Care Facility. Mata- week for 3 to 5 weeks. No soliciting, alter 6 p.m. wan. M6-6400. Interview at specific locations In Mon- Bally ReKlaler, Red Bank. M2-6007 LAWN MAINTENANCE — Dally and monthly. £iUmatea nven. Call 741- EXPBRIK^CSD NURSES AIDES - moutil County for Market Research PSST CONTROL OPERATOR — Ex- TRAVEL-TRAILEK — Concord De- 0648. 7:30 to 3:10 days. Hilltop Prlrata Project. Car needed to reach assign* perlenced preferred. Phons luu 1S69, 17U', aleeps six, sell-con- ment. Work thre« lull oays, 7 a.m. «7t9l67 blued wllti jfeese Mtdi. SiSOO. Call KOUBB PADJTINO — Biptnenced Nmnc Home. Mlddletown. «71-0177. to 7 p.m. No experience neceasary. 222-2560. Interior - Exttrlor. Rtasonablc Phone 12.23 per hour. BqlaJ opportunity em- Full time: part time. ployer, for t-1-p.ilntmtnt call 10 to 4 LABRIOLA MOTORS HOLLY HILL MOBILE HOME SALES 642-3133. Call "J«M«y'« Finest Selection" BAGKLOOOEDf Type-Bit. c< 351-2(00 FOREMAN All new 1970 models, on display and solva your problim. £zp«t tvjp PRODUCTION WORKERS-! a.m. te NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., RED BANK heated for customer comfort Larso addressing, billing, payroll, bookkeep- 4:30' " . i.m. All benefits paid. 11.75 HELP WANTED-MALE selection of used homes. ing, temporary help, notary, H2-4s«4, Shipping, receiving, rnattrlali < WAITRESSES—12 P.m. to S p.m. for n«fifllrng:, MMust t hie fnmlilar with 721-5858 aearood Testaurant Oood worklnj keeping records. Home 33 So. AmbOT LIGHT HAULINQ — Glean yards, cel- condltiom. Good pay an' Shore area; (3 miles ao. ct Edison Bridge) lars, jfarg«es. MDTinK furniture, free ALL AMSRICAN PEReOWIEL Cull 717-3084 Open 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon. thru Sat. tatlmates. Call 741-678J. : SERVICES nlngs. 1O'JC55' — Two bedrooms, 1O'H16' ll». 943 Hwy 35 Mlddletown 671-3817 Ing room. Fully furnished. Reason- WINDOW WASHING DATA ADMIWBTBATOB - Eiperi- able. 737-O309. Bentor citizens. Homes, apartmenti, offlcea, itorei .ence with deienne data requirements CONTKACr AnMtNISTRATOK — Ex. 741-2433 Free estimate, call AAA Winder PERSONNEL CLERK mandatory. Salary open. Apply Elcc- Washing Service. M2-1630. perlenccd with government procmi. 10x48. Two bedrooms, call after fl, '— impulse, us cnestnut 8f!. -Ret • 836-3)93 or see at Angle, Inn Motor Minimum 2 yesrs personnel experi- Bint. 741-0404. 69 Mercury Court, Rt. 33. Fafmlngqole. • LAWN CARE ence. Interesting opportunity, excel- CAKEER OPPORTUNITY - Join one Cougar Coupe. Power raJdn& fertlUzir.gr reKEdJng lent startlor salary, UHral [nn»i of Monmouth and Ocesn Counties (More Classified Ads "WE'VE SOLD AND SERVICED FOR 58 YEARS ani cutting. Good ratei. Call 842-1247 benetlts. 'a'leit .flowing real estate agencies. Air conditioned. TRACTORS after 6 p.m. We will train and prepare (or licens- On The next Page) Factory warranty. SO YOU CAN BUY WITH CONFIDENCE" 9AU- PBMONKEL 452-8000 ing, through our special company TRACTOR — 7 MIDDLETOWN school, qualified young men tor po«f. h.p. Wheel Houe, t ons In one o[ today's most lucrs- with attachments. 17 Washington St., THE LUHRS CO. HELP WANTED-MALE Rtxmson. ZONE MARKING CO. Uve professions ear. I! you are Interested Parking lots, recreation area, traftlo DIVISION BANSOR PUNTA •ml/ ft !'."• ,"'"B lnconl» <" U2.000 with GRAVELY TRACTOR — Includes control layout stencil work. Pnona 74T- 842 4380 * " Potential, call sulky, rotary mower, snow plow, i200. Boundary Rd. Marlboro, N. J. Ca.II 7il-6122. 4506 or 747-1055. FURNITURE M0V1NO - Attics and An equal opportunity employer BALAJtr «.5O PER HOUR CHIEF ACCOUNTANT cellars cleaned. Free estimates. Call •WANTEWANTED — GogGo-go girls. For lunch Must bi available Immediately. No 747-3002. timtimee , 12-3123. Sixx days a weekk. CxCi experience necessary. Good advance. For ooaresslve (ojt grewlnj mulll- WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE 7S7-08B4. 1 LAWN MAINTENANCE — Bpr unit- oroonlmtlcfl locoleo In Mon. WE DON'T BELL JUNK — doan-up liming, Fertilizing and DENTAL ASSISTANT - Experienced mouth county. Good jolary ond •>• Nor do we buy It, but — feeding. Shrub* trimmed. 747-3011. referred, will trsln. Send resume to REAL ESTATE SALESMAN — Part. eellent benefits. WrMe particular! In We do buy clean, lata model cars 6ox F-1M. The Dally Rerlster. Red time or full time, tznertaaced or In- confidence )» Box 0-179, The Dolly MASONRY WORK — All types. Pa- Bank. v at top dollar. See or call WALL tln«. porcbis, sldewiim, etc. 642- experienced. Four Seasons Realty Register, Red Bonk. LINCOLN-MERCURY, 747-5400. 4230.. SECRETARIES — Perth Amboy to OET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN — Red Bank area. Salary to (120. BOAT-MATE _ New 47» pleasure AND SPORTS OARS AT MONMOUTH TREES REMOVED A.P.S. craft, familiar with dlesels. perm™ QUALITY CARS MOTORS, INC., Hwy. 35. latontown, fTS*1"10" IOT IMDOni">le p»'ty Cut or split, odd jobi trounl your 130« Main St. Matawan 993.7909 HELP WANTED-Male-Female BARGAIN PRICED! HOUSEWIVES — Ooota and , trt- BLOOD DONORS WANTED - »7 ptr I Call 542-3272 or Itoem time oojkf jolly Troll Smorgub. donation. »10 (or AB Type. Free blood AUTO PAKTS-REPAIRS LOOAL AND LONG DISTANCE] MOV- Haxlet 294-3416- «1T>« cs.rd fssued.Houri : Tues. and CORRUGATED ORTHODONTIC ASSISTANT — Typ- Thurs. evenlnss. k-8 p.m.. Sat. J » m 1948 CADILLACS 1967 CADILLACS Call V41-O64S. lnf neeesjary. Phone • 4 p.m. Closed firs I week each PAPER80ARD INDUSTRY OARDENS ROTOTILLBD - Heary . 222-1394 month. Blla-nui Blood DiSSr Ce™" duty rototllllng. Call alter « p.m. Ht- tor. SO Ualn St, Uatontown, - - .Thisi od Is directed to Ihoie people Choose from 3 BABTrSHTJlR — Two hxiurs a day, resldlnn In Monmoufh County wllh :/ Choose from 7 ftVe« * k O 17, Tw» ATTICS — OARAGES — CELLAR* — -„- 1JSTATB HALES - Wa are experltnce In ftj Corrugated In. Cleaned. Ufht haullns;. V-™JWUV» loklnr for full and part-time men M3-498V DOMESTIC HELP — One day week, ! Tpror a, dynamic sales force In the WorkltlO locolly? Here Is on owW- axpsriaocM. Reference!. Own trans- eplune-Asbury Park area. U you're I partition, HU-OC92. lyntty to lain a well ^^ SS* '3995 GUARANTEES-HONORED AT ANV lexperlenced. we will train you to ilch I] rapid! AAMCO SHOP NATION WIDE scono & SONS TBLOPHONB SOLICITOR — Work >come a licensed real estate saies- from home, cm betveen ' g a.m.-5 ,St ?-«!!*!.»'-•. unlimited, and. RED IANK — 842-2500 1966 CADILLACS 1964 CADILLACS ,p.tn. 493-6372. Wnel If you or. Inttr.itM, 193 Newman Springs Read PURCHASING SECRETARY - Per. leos Mnd 741-M83 form- secretarial duties for buyer In 5 S, d v vt resumresume lloo p. o Choose from 5 Choose from 2 purchasing department. Stenography [BIBM, Freehold, N . J , 077077!,! , ASBURY PARK — 774-6800 referred. Past secretarial, experience HELP WANTED-MALE 80? Rtilroad Avenu* Sesired. JJalsor «« la mo per montu Priced $1 1QP B Call atttr 3 p.m. 7I1-2U9. Fes nexotisMe. • Roolln ALL AUBIUOAN PERSONNEL LINCOLN-MERCURY From I 170 M :».-«tloiis. .,z BBHVIOKfi FACTORY MECHANIC AUTO RENTALS Ml Hwy 38 Mlddletown «Tq-3M7 FACTORY JOBS IF YOU LIKE TO OUT, TRIM. PBHMANBNT POSITION — Oood Sleod/, upsrlmced, to tr'oublt Ihool, I JJDOE and PRUNE ~ That's your Irplst, sotne bamrtedn of Kteno. I Why floht traffic .v.ry day? It BROADWAY AT 4th AVE,, LONG BRANCH business. If you don't, that's our busi- PlesA&nt woi-lotaf pondiuona. Busy of. repair, rtbulld automatic mxhlnery. I doesn't poy yvhtn oermanenl, year ness. Call <72-lS4» lor expert land- SHREWSBURY AVE. RENT A CARI scaping MMcM. Musi knm twltchu, I I round |obs ors available n«orby. rtlayi, air valves, I Our friendly old tllj IVTHI TERMITE AND factory Is easy to HELP WANTED-FEMALE frlctloi) brokM, »«i-1 AT SYCAMORE DAY • PEST CONTROL rtacfi; wfiera Hwy 35 rsducsrs, btorlngs. I ^WHK • MOHTHI 6 meni Hwy 36 at thi Auto mecnanfc could I Keyport Exit of flit LAWN SERVICE - CutUW. nu WOMEN !£5k "'U'lftMu "^ WUm. Csil I A|l Aon Buy, Avon. Why Not 5.11 qualify, rant training | Garden Slatt Po(k- WALL I To TlMffl? You Coll On Cujlomsrs I war. Schoollnj, skills I In Your Own Locollty — Hove High I on |ob. AM optri. 747-5400 not required. Apply to LINCOLN-MIRCURY j I earning Polintlal - And Enloy UK I Skmnbiry An. atSr I Ai An Avon RwunMlvt. e«M I ATCO CBUMICS CORP. I Now - J. - lircholl, Dlit. Mgr. I ATCO CERAMICS CORP. HWY. I) W-tOM KEYPORT 747-5400 74im«. ,.-..- .r™ ' I HWY. 35 2444000 KEYPORT -THE DAILY BED BANK- MIDDIiTOVN, N. U TUESDAY, APRIL 2*, 1970 11 HELP IfAOTED-MAtE HELP WANTED-MALE Family Ctren* FOHJALE APAB3MENTS APABTMENTS ITEMS YOU NO LONGER KEYPORT » GRE€N GROVE AVE. PATROLMEN.,. NEED OR USE WILL ... KEYPORT 8ORO GREEN GROVE GARDENS [MATERIAL HANDLERS Open to residents of Keyport Boro, "•'••• SELL EFFICIENCIES $2 PLUS PER HOUR FAST ONE AND TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY PATROLMEN- SWIM CLUB FOR TENANTS UNION BEACH BORO WITH A QUICK ACTION FREE HEAT, COOKIN& GAS, HOTWATER AND AIR CONDITION UNIT Open to residents of Union LOW-COST T.V. and phone outlets, 12 cu. ft. refrigerators, parking and'wolk-in sloros* ULTRA MODERN NEW PLANNT DAILY REGISTER facilities. Spacious rooms, large closets. Walk lo shopping plaza, buses ond INTDftmW* TMBft ftft THTHUMU . 9 A.M.. 10 A.M 2 P M • J p M Beach Bow, Hazlet Twp., sctiool. Keansburg Boro and Keyport DIRECTIONS: Garden slate exit 117 to It, eait on 3* lo Airport Shopping FAMILY AD Plaia, turn left, then two blocks to model aporlment. From 35, (J. M. LANVIN- Boro. Fields) to Haillt Ave. turn lefl to Middle Road, strolght ahead. 3 LINES - 5 DAYS MUST BE A MALE CITIZEN 21 TO I CHARLES OF THE RITZ 33 i-BARS OT AOB >• FOR $9 An See Manager in Apartment 34 FOT appUcatlon forma and further ln> JUST Z.UU HOLMDEL Jormatlon contact: Available .far Merchandise For Sale New Jersey DepL of Olvll tlervtee, PETS AND LIVESTOCK COMMERCIAL RENTALS State House, Trenton, N. J. only. Article must originate Irom a household and may not exceed a sale MINIATURE SCKNAUZEHS — Three OFFICE SUITE-RED BANK -7M so.. (Or phone your local nonce depart- price oi (50.00 per article. males, one female AKC, two months ft In excellent location. Desirable for ment) Price MUST bo advertised. Each ad ld. RIDING HORSE — 9 year old any profession. Call 747-3730 between Keyport Boro %4-O7O< dltional line M00. No copy changes cfdlng and equipment. WEIMARA.V- LAB TECHNICIANS S_and_J. i Union Beach 294-0313 may be made and no discounts or R. sooi Bird dog. AKC. 7 years old 1 'a 28J.WL _ KEYPORT-OFFICE — Two rooms Applications mult be filed by May 4, returns will be made If ad is can- beat, air a'ndltlunlng and Jajiilurial lfffO. celed before expiration. AKC YELLOW LABRADOR PUP- services supplied. Ideal for account- I Who want to move up — Brand new growing company No Fee for Filing Applications. To PUct Y«ur Daily Regl.Ur TIES — One month old. J160. Cal ant. Call Mr. Harry Gale. 284-2000. Cost of aav. I21.M FAMILY AD. CALL . . . 842-2074. nteds ambitious quality minded, young technician repre- OFFICE WOP.KBR-Hltfl school gnld- PUPPY SALE — Poodles brown and uate.. Experience desirable but DDt apricot, [rom $75. Dalmatians S50. RED BANK neoeMdry. Opportunity for advance- 741-6900 Bchnauzers from $100. Wlrenalrs SJ.i. | wntativei to devalop iervic« with hoipifral laboratories-, ment, Oood salary, excellent bene- Expert Dog Groomlnff. Thelma's An! Business offlcei, First floor. 24-Hour Sarvice mal Village. 319 Hwy 35. Mlddletown fits, Contact Personnel Department, .747-3634. All utilities supplied. independent laboratories, some physicians. Excellent op- AMERICAN BMELTINO AND RE- BLACK WROUOHT IRON — Glass Will partition to suit. PIKINO CO,. 1160 State St., Perth top table, six chairs, SM Matching OLD ENOU8H SHEEP DOG — Fe Amboy. N. J, An edual opportunity 30r' table. $20. CapUln chairs, SI mnlo, mature. Good home. 1300. M2. portunity compensation package rewards performance. employer. each. 717-3968; 2058. 842-4020 y Did you find a note in my pocket PATIO SOREBN—Custom-made. 5/4 QROOMINO 9PEXIAL COMMERCIAL OFFICE AND WARE- Send resume to Box T-I3I, The Daily Register, Red Bank. construction, wire screen, glued and CANINE COLLEGE INC of Long HOUSE. Approximately 1600 sq. ft. about a'pointment-you have with my double doweled comers. Five 61*xS4' Branch offers miniature and toy poo- Ideal for small buslnesB. Leonardo PART-TIME and four 62'xM'. $110 or best offer, dle owners a special yearly groomlng area. Available June 1, 1970. 2M-U713. 611-9440. deal. Have your poodle batned teacher ar 3 o'clock?" groomed - an unlimited number 1200 sq FT OF OFFICE OR COM- RADIAL ARM SAW-9". Hi h.p. with times lor Just J49.&5. Over 50 differ, MERCIAL SPACE AVAILABLE-On bench, desk Attachment, lamp, and ent cuts to choose from. Ears and Hwy 34, acros* from Dlwpnfng canter, 1001 Auto Parts home shop vacuum. Complete set-up, nails done with each grooming. Cal! for sa,le or lease. VAN'S AOBNCY, HELP WANTED-Male-Female FOR SALE Used once. Mint condition. Original 568-1881. . $240. Sacrifice. First $150 tikes all. CANINE COLLEGE INC. 229*333. MEDICAL/SCIENTIFIC Distributor MEN..WOMBN..BTUDENT8.. MOVTNO — ContenU of old house 294-0632. THREE; — Beautifully marked kit- lor sale. 99 Third Ave., Atlantic High- tens, six weeks old, pan trained. 741. lands. CASTRO SOFA-BED — Red leaither 9327 after 5. HOUSES FOR RENT JOB — InfeFctUn/t and Alvtrttttti, ette. Mattress In good, shape. J50. Brand new, growing company nteds ambitious, quality dolnir enjflyfcbft work. 8ev«r*. EARN $125- TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machines. OOOD HOMES FOUND FOR OLDEH $125 to J3SO Per Month openlnfts in Ea,H Brunswick, Kcy- All makes new or uaed. Guaranteed. 8T1.3739. NOW THRU SEPT. 30th DOGS — No charge. Let us place THE BERG AOENCY ptt WodbJd JLow as $25. Serplco's. 101 MonmouUi DDJINO SET — English - style, ma- our do* In a home where he'll M Rt. 35 Mlddletow minded young representatives to sell a vital service to at Next to theater. 747-OI85. hogany table, burret, china closet, al £aappy. visiting rights arranged. CA 671-100O EXPERIENCE — Not neceisary, wt N chairs, server. 568-7399. • NNINI E COLLEGE INC. 229-8933. fisspitals, laboratories, and some physicians. Lab back- train you, GUITAR, LEFT HAND OARAGE SALE—Bat. and Sun., April WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - :SJ8^5SSgr&? ^l?ffiT 25 and M. Wells-Pairgo strong box, REGISTER NOW Furnished and unfurnished. lmmedl> HOURa — Part-Urn* weekend*, either S10. Vlctrola, floor model, with la.rge Sign your dog up for obedience class- ate occupancy. SAMUEL TEICHBR 1 or 2 dAytj. Weekdaya, we have Combination hollow body — alectrlo es at CANINE COLLEGE. Its the AGENCY. Oceanport Ave., Oceanport ground necessary. Excellent opportunity, compensation Hazroony Meteor with double plcbr- coMecUon of oldtlme records. Bath- only school around where ONLY pro- 542-3500. mornlnfi, aittrnoonl, evtnlng lonal control. IJlte new. Pa« room vanity, Kiddy Kower, toys, fessional!! teach your dog. 229-8933. package, rewards performance. Sand resume to Box hsuri avIiUbit And combinitlon COLLESFSTODENTS will sell lor only J115. call 741' tools, cloihftng, motors, pumps. 3 Key- of above, port-New Monmouth Rd., New Mon-PROFE3BIOMAH POODLE GROOM HOLMDEL 8I0URK YOUR SUMMER JOB KOW mouth, across from Baptist church, ING — We groom to please. Ca' For rent wllh option to buy. Three T-130, The Daily Register, Red Bank. WA.OBB — Not a ialts Open 7 daya 9 a.m. to 7JJ.M. FIVE-PIECE LIVING ROOM SET — M2-5KI). bedrooms, living room, dining area, position. $100. ReoUner, $20. Rocker, $15. Lamp DUNOAN PHYFE — Large mahoiran batn. On 2-»4 acres. $223 per month GOOD HUMOR ilO. Two tapestry pictures with frame dining table, two leaves, $90. Wing CASH FOR PEDIGREE PUPS - V IK Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury, K.J chair, HO. 7«7-tZ66. to six months. They do not have to PALACE REALTY ASSOCS., 2358 Rt. AGE — 24 or oldtr and married PM* (Opp. Red Bank airport) and round mirror, $10. Double bee be registered. CANINE COLLEGE 35, Hazlet. 264-5300. (Acrosa from Red rerrtd. YoPART-TIMu must Eb eHel 18p yearWantes do r— older Ove, anr 18d. wlm mattress, S'ii. size 7 wedding KENMORE CONSOLE SEWINQ MA INC. 220-8933. Oak Diner) Licensed Real Estate havApple ya I>ove validr N.JDell., driver'c/o Stos licensep 'n -Sh gown. HOP, originally 5230 733-OCO/, CHINE - $25. Oall attar 4 p.m. 76" Broker. Full .price $30,000. HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE Call anyllmi between ft am. andRt. it xnd Poole Ave., ltm\tt. WEBER Sia BUKFBOARO — «'9" 8728. IRISH SETTER PUPPIESl—AKC reg- istered champion bloodlines, males 10 p.m. for Appointment Good condition. Call CRAFTSMAN 24" rotary ildlnj mow- PORTER — Clean up Uvern ark PART-TIME "GARDENER — small HAN OR WOMAN — To clean of- 1125. remales $100. Five weeks old. fice building. . 842-1864 er. 5 n.p, Oall after S p.m. 462-9240. HI&HLANDS tend bar mornings, llx days. Over 21, property on Naveadnk River Rd. 264-6700 S42-J58J "all 7J7-8848. _•_ phone between € and 8 p.m., 74MfiO6. BROWN MINIATURE POODLE - Year round, recently built STILL OLD rNTBRNATIONAL STERL1NQ — TIRE SBRVICB MAN WANTED — MAIDS AND PORTERS — Part or AKC — registered female, call after Monday tbt'ough Sunday full time. King James Nuraing Home. Prleei on aluminum siding. Installs Royal X>anfsli, almost now, seven « p.m. 741-5532. two bedroom home with I Vi Ixperl&ncea In Iront end alignment- a»(-34(W. properly. Free estimates. place settings, three serving pieces, Call before t>:M- 741-3M0. TEACHDR3 — Enrllita, Ma.ttl, Read PROWN'S chest. Substantially below wholesale MOBILE DOO GROOMING baths, fireplace, stove, re- LANDSCAPE LABORER! — S2 per CUSTODIANS Ing. High school, elementary, suramei price. Private sale. Write Box 0-177, WE COME TO YOU hour to start. HOLLY ACRES 1WRS Year-round employment, Tariouj mornUigs. Mu«t be mature,. exwi- "Our 45th year" The Dally Register, Rea Bank. EDIN ACRE 842-4039 frigerator. On river. Own iRY. 741-2483. •hlfts. 40 tuwrj per week. Llbera 32 Broad Bt Red Bank Yil-TWO SHORT ORDI MAN J P.M. TO benefits. Plea«&nt vorldjjc cm&tions enced, dedicated. Write, fully, BOI W- TWO 735-715. 14" whl!e-w«!l SNOW SIAMESE KITTENS — 6 weeks old. Beach. $225 per month. Re- 1 APr fN PDRSON, HAJt. Paid vacation and holidays. Oall 222. 184, The i Daily Register, Red Btnt. 21" TV — ISO, carpet STO. IjldftJ, TIKE3 — Mounted on rims. Uaed Seal And Blue polntJ, Registered ped "TIGER WANTED" JdU - "OP. Rt. 9800, f wsonnel, tor interview. Men's olothes, Tires, II up. 671'one winter. $40. Call 741-6119 after Itree. 943-4031. 3888. 6 p.m. sponsible parties only. Call "$20,000 REWARD" IRISH TERRIERS PUPS — Cham SALESMAN SITUATIONS WANTED-Female GUITAR AND AMPLIFIER — $130SWIMMING POOL — Dolphin Cits, Dion oickrround. AKC. Call , N.Y.C. owner, Mr. Sorby, value for 57(1. Hardly used Call af- tlon with filter and accessories. Cost 291-2329 It you bellcvt In your own ability and CHEM REAL ESTATE BABYSITTINO ter 4, 671-3954. $2900. Priced at $6S5. Oall 842-0924 2I2-982-J890, 9-5 p.m. would like to tarn more than 930,000 In my hom« for worifnt moUier. AKC REGISTER GERMAN SHORT « year, then we want to talk to FOR EXPANDING CO1XMERCIA Eaat Keanaburg. " REFRIGERATOR — 520. Lamps, 55 EUBCTRIC GUITAR — Two pick-ups HAIR POINTERS — shots, wormed. "YOU". Experience helpful, but not OPERATION. SALES WtD LEASINC each. 2 bedroom sell, WO each, with amplifier. Asking $80. OaiU 747- Call 767-5354. weekdays. nececijtrjr. we otter a. company paid TECHNICIAN EXPERIENCE DESIRABLE. IIIG INFANT OR CHILD OARE — In my chairs. Slo. Two pair drapes, 14' x 1091 between 4 and 6. EARNING POTENTIAL FX)R A U.V1 WIRE HAIR FOX TERRIER PUP- LITTLE SILVER - Three bedrooms, in-depth training j) roc ram, «ubiUntlftl 1 home. Daya or evenfnga. 86", |40. Rotlejerle wjfh biklnlr unii Drawing account!, and the best tales WIRE. CALL FOR APPOJNTMEN S25. Electric floor polisher, Kb. 747. ITALIAN PROVINCIAL COUCH — PIES — Blx weeks old, AKC regli unfurnished. Available Immediately, 542-(445 OR WRITE TO 74M106 lty years old. $100. Typewriter. $20. tered, puppy shots. 642-7648. through Aug. US OAMASSA AOENCY, Incentive program In the Real Eitate Analytical 0670. 747-2430 after 6. 871-9048. 741-6338. Builneii. ^THAT'S WHY WE-RB THE GREAT DANE PUPPIES — AKC. LARGEST REAL ESTATE AND IN- FEIST & FEIST, Roalfor SITUATIONS WANTED-Male ANIMAL CAGES — Stainless atee BABY GRAND PIANO — Like ne Phone EAST KEANSB1IRO — Two-bea>oou SURANCE FIRM IN MON MOUTH HS grad with minimum 2 years Monmouth Sfloppim. Center laboratory cases with removablf " Call 916-4283 home. $160 per month. Call COUNTT '- w« hav* one owning to wet -analyjlj experience. Knowl- Eaton town trays, one or two doors. Food anc 201-9371 why not rive ua a call (or & confl edge of organic chemistry help- PART-TIME — sfflce work an book- water dispensers approximately 20K PROFESSIONAL DOO GROOMING — 787-3482 dential Interview. ful but not cisentlal. SUPDRVIBOR — Btlaxy AdmUnlfltri iieAper/clerk for aventngs and or 22x15". When new »0. Good condt- WELDINO EQUIPMENT — Torchea By anpolntment only. AKC poodle RURAL MIDDLBTOWN - Near tlon. B&ohelor's degree plus 2 or mor weekends. 671-1440 aittr 5 p.m- tlon. $20 each. 871-1774. with new tips, gauges, acety'tene an and gchnauzer/ puppies. 671-9C21. Parkway Exit 114 ant R.R. stMlon. 10 yttrt of •pe^iUIuUoti lit taJsry Ad oxygen hose, ReasonaMe. 229-4tUk your present jot> w rK.i 770 EeNorm&ndle Avanue. Fair Two slurtn. Salary open. 1 0947. $10, assorted barrels $5 each. Cal Hazlet. HavenH . vancemeoj lo mam gem en t poDtionj. or income! 222-8851 after 5 p.m. BROILERUAN-slx-oUy week. «125 to For Interview, call* A.m. - Zt>.m.: FOUR MINIATURE POODl/US — DEPENDABLE FAMILY OF IUB— »1» a week. CAN. YOU BPA.HE 1 HOURS PER «XU> HEAVY DUTY UTIUTY TRAIL- Three males, one female. AKC regis- Need thref*be&room borne ' ALL AMERtOAN PER3ONNEL Can Je KlrWd (2Ql> 379»«2 WEEK TO OHANfJE YOUR LIFE? PR —. Two wheel slz-ply ures. Call FRIOIDAIRE IMPERIAL — 14 cu. AUTO SERVICE MANAOBR OAiIN FINAPTCIAL .SECURITY, TO JJ1-8S9S days, 7J7-OH2, e-8 p.m. "r- ft. retitferaitor-er. $50. O«A1 Ml- tered. Phona 741-1202. town area. Rent fcl?5to ~~ FINN BUICK RET1BS! WITHIN FTWD YBARSX. SA15. • ^ - • , • KI'l'HiiiNS — Free. Lovely part Pe; D TWO-BEDROOM APART- B5 Broadway msm Long Branch 913 Hwy 35 MlddfeLwn ((71-391; 7 si«a< ILECTRIC CHAIR — For arthxitlcs, Write to JPB, Management Consultant, raises to •& angle. (150. Call 787-442: 8PECTALS AT RUSCIL'8 - SYCJ «lan. Trained. MEITT — Or house, vicinity Keans- AUTO LUBE MAN DRIVER WANTED — For local de- ; H Box 237, Kfld Bank, N. J. 07701. MORE GREENS — White and Oo 717-314B burg or Middletown. Call 495-0427. liveries. Apply 289 to $559. 566-7435. condlUon. $100. After 4:30, 8I2-32W. cupancy. Monmouth County's finest In general area of Monmouth and achool diploma, are ' neat In ap- modern sweet shop with a twx^bed SNOW BLOWER — Wlm electric ENGLISH RIDING APPAREL centrally, sir • conditioned building. Ocean Counties. Call 787-8497. pearance and have public contact ex- For personal (ntervltw apply in P« room apartment on premise* is slarler. 150. Call I Chliiis) Jacket, size 8, two shirts, One. two and three bedrooms. Swim- perience call noir available and grossing a com- 264-3201. size 7, two pairs Jodphurs, size 10, ming pool, sauna rooms, boat ma>- Workers ion at fortable Income, Ashing (29,090 com- 264-5468. rlna and garages on j>remlse».S4-hr. AIRLINi PLACEMENT Rlete with stock and fixtures for tills doorman. Rlvervlew Towers, M Rlv- FURNISHED ROOMS ing established business and proper DOORS SECONDS KEMMORE GAS STOVE — S2D, Mesh eraldo Ave\ 741-1732, SERVICE $2.50 RUSSELL ty. For further detaila call TH_ Good enough for use aa doors or desk pla.y pen, £10. combination baby car- LAI1OE r.oolt — With shower. First Oldsmobile-Cadillac Co. BERQ AGENOY. Sealtors, 32M Rt.tops. In birch and luan. 2i"x89", riage, stroller, car-bed $15. Out-door MONMOUTH BEACH — River A Bui floor. Private entrance. Call 747-1041. 18fH4 Main 81. Matawan 35. Haaet. 2M&. Aak: ftfo"r Joa- -n "Butter- 2!"l80^ 30"lS>". 32"I8O". X"lSD", playpen $5, Porch lounge choir, $20. Club Apartments. On« and two bed'8-4 p.m.. 4-8 p.m. 848-8441. PRODUCTION PLANNER -. 1NVBN- Starting Rita 100 Newman Springs Rd., Red Ban! at $4.95 each. Alio front doors with Two Infants' seats and baby bottles, room apartments In modern build- TORY CONTROL— DS decree In Ac- Ask for' Alan Holsey ' little Imperfections 36"xS0". at HI.95. At 85. Fair Haven Rd., wed. an< Ings. Air-condltloned. aclence kitchens. ALPINE MANOR HOTEL counting or Business Administration SERVICE STATION — Modem two See them In our bargain basement. Thurs. 1-5 p.m. ONLY. "Io5 a month up. Call Resident Man- with 1-3 year* experience In produc- bays for lease, lit. 35, corner Kings •ger. 222-8308. HOTEL AND MOTEL ROOMS — Spe- PLUS 25% Hwy., MkMletawn. Long lease, low RED BANK LUMBER PIANOLA — Player piano and bench, cial off season rates. Hotel rooms . tion planning or Inventory control, "od condlUon. Original ct»t. $1200. FOUR AND FIVB ROOM — Garden with maid service, $20 per week. mil provide deUI) plans ror meeting overhead. Oill Mr. Bashela (212) Pearl and Wall, Red Bank. 741-5500 forecasted demand for diagnostic INCENTIVE PAY HELP WANTED-Male-Femali U sell for $350. Record cabinet $15. Apartments. All utilities Included ex- Motel rooms. $35 per week and up. products. Fee paid. Salary WHO to rukon •mm. OLDER UNDERWOOD TYPEWRIT- cept electric. One bedroomom,, $160 eper r1 Portland fed. Highlands. 872-1773. In.MO. ALL AMERICAN PBKeON- Shift Differential PART-TIME SOCIAL WORKER - ER — $10. Frown's, 32 Broad St., WJJSTJNGH0U8E REFRIGERATOR- month. Two bedroomss. $200 per Ijale or female. B A degree preferred, Red Bank. month. Call GLASSMAN REALTRALTY ROOM FOR RENT — For buslnens NEL 8SKV1OH8, 9(3 Hwy 35. MMdle- some experience necenaxy. Ca INSTRUCTION FIWEZB& — Frost free, 17 cu. It. CO. for appointment. 774-4BJS744BJS . AfAftet ; man or woman. 91 Chestnut St., Red town. N. J. 671-3617. Money Benefits l.C.C.C. DAV CARE CENTERS, Ne STARR M1NUM GRAND PIANO — two door. Alter 8 p.m. 747-4267. 5. 774-485C. Bank. 5TOUNO MAN-To help make' and In- tune and Aabury Park, 888-77M. SUMUDR PROGRAM — Under cer- Good condlUon. {350. OARAGjB SALE — Assorted furni- KEANSBURQ — Nice room for gen. stall awnings, Chance tor advance- tlrlcecl teacltdr, for physloally lulndl- 741-0SS7 ture, household Items, crystal and sil- RED BANK^— Attractive flve-room tleman, reasonable. Ample parlunf. EXPERIENCED BALES KELP -Fo capped, mentally retarded and brain ver. In good condition, 133 Ridge RIVERFRONT apartment available ment. Apply In person, STANDARD curtain and drapery shop. WALTERS SCREENS — 12 full' length, wooden R<1. between Kemp and Buena Vista May 1. Near shopping and transpor Call 787-8363. AWN1NO CO. «(5 River Rd., Fair Seals Eastern 179 Broadway, Long Branch Injured, ares 2-8. 5M5'" frames, wire In perfect condition. $12 tatlon. Call Bupt. 7U-3691. Haven. for lot. 741-2852. Ave., Rumson, between 10 and 4 p.m ROOM FOR RENT — For gentleman CLKRK — For construction Held of. COMPUTER CAREERS rn. and Bat. April 24 and a. *TI ROOM — Furnished apartment with full spftrtment privileges. Off STAFF AS8IBTANT - Collie fradu- Inc. flee. Must be able to keep records SINGER PORTABLE—Left for repair, wlui ocean view. Air conditioned, ter- street parking. 872-188JL at*, with 2-s yean Industrial adirUndn- typing an asset. Call 834-tlH. In bualness. Industry and government never claimed. Pay repair change HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS -Mis race, parking. Call 222-8233, or 228- tratlve experience, preferably-In pur- ftart with ECPI training. Da/ andJ16.75 and It's yours: ALLSEW cellaneous. Wednesday and Thurs- 3977. BEDROOM — And living awn for finance. Some legal train, 134 Pearl St. OPERATOR-MANAGER — New are; evenings. Call ECPI at 0(2-2800 or SHOPPES, 4< Church St., Keansburg. day, 475 Church St., Belford. middle age man or woman with kticti- l. Salary lo Slim Fee •Sop. Call visit ECPI, 265 MonmouUi Park Hwy.. REE 3AVK — Furnished, three en privileges. Port Monmouth. off AMBRftJAN PERSONNEL Red Bank, N. J. C1-08M West Long Branch. THIS WEEK — Spanish type dinette, rooms, batn. Includes all utilities Hwy. 36. Call after b p.m. 485-0^28. D13 Hwy 3S, Mlddletown, Interview! between 8:00 * 8:00 DESKS |U up. FILES, tables, chairs, tattle and hutch. Mahogany Wai Cen-Call 747-5320. Ask for PART-TIME OR FULL TIME —Hoi CEHTIF1ED TKACHKR — In second, adding machines, typewriters, office tury style bedroom suite. Solid oak NEWLY DECORATED LARGE wanted days. 'Personal Interview only ary education Mil tutor a limited equipment, etc. at bargain prices. wardrobe, men's chtfierobe, wrought ON THE RIVER — Exclusive three ROOM — Private bath, entrance. MB. H. SMITH BURGER cftEP. St. 34. Matawiii. number of students In French, from New or used. AAC DESK OUTLET. iron ohaise lounge, waOnut dining Jodroom penUlouse with two baths Gentleman preferred. $20 per week. June to September. Please call 741- room suite, walnut bedroom suite, n new apartment house. Carpeting 787-31(0 after 4 p.m. MR. F. MADDI OROANIST WANTED — At Bt. Aa l&fi for Inforanatlon. Rt 38, Oakhurst. J3I-398O, couohes, refrigerators. 25 E. Pront St. Included. All apartments have ba> drew's Episcopal church. Highlands, 7*1-1693. Red Bank. OENTLEMAN ONLY — Red Bank. LEARN MARINE TRADE AINTBRB AND PAINTER'S HELP. dun. service only. 10 a.m. Call Rev PIANO LESSONS — In my home. cony with river view. 741-0516. Excellent location for transport&Uon SR — A steady work, top wages, paid O'Brien, 747-1162. « halt hour; is u hour, clan after APACHE CAMPING TRAILER — For and shopping. Private entrance, Park- Man Interested In full time, vacation. Call 671-07(8. 7 cm. ZMTIM BASEMENT CLEARANCE Ing. 747-2000. MUTUAL FUND BALES — Earn uf HAMMOND rent. Sleeps six, Ice box, etove and ear round employment to CERAMIC TILS HELPER lo «* and more m. total electric When have you last seen a good look- work. Good pav. One or two daya Loam IBM STUDIO Rental Center, 141 Newman Springs Adulta only. Rt. 36, one-half >"}]ock weekly. Call 743-O9O0. HELP WANTED Rd., Shrewsbury. 741-OMO. ing house in a top notch neighborhood •TYPING from Highlands Bridge, one block r lorna eiperlence neceMSfy and must •KEYPUNCH or $28,600? U you act tist you can MCDONALDS DRIVE IN OF ASBURY PARK BEST VALUES ALWAYS AT RUS- from Ocean. Local and N.Y. buses at see this three bed/oom charmer bf have own car. Call 228-4762. BOYS - TRAVEL CALIF. •OFFICE AUTOMATION CIL'B — Porcelain top base cabinet your door. 671-5252. Over 33, tingle, tjx high school grads 626 H«J 35 MIddleMwi •COMPUTER PROGRAMMING NEW HAMMOND $3.75, smoking stand $1.75, half moon fore It Is *old. Call now! •BNIOR AO00UHTANT — College Full or part-tfme workers for dayi KBAMSBURQ — One bedroom and graduate In Accounting with M years or. better preferred. Educational ,«r- ona tables J1.75. walnut chlfferobe RUSSELL M. BORUS vice, complete training at company or evenings. Apply In person. IBM 360 Computer CADETTE ORGANS S19.S0, small Queen Ann Style writing two bedroom modern apartmenta. Al! Reneraj accounting experience. Salary expense. Muit be fret to travel Im- new. Carpeting, tile bathe, heat, hot loliaTOOO. Vet paid. ALL AMERICAN water and ga<3 included. Starting at REALTORS PBRSOHWBL 80RV1OBS. • B43 Hwy mediately ta Florida, California and on Premise? $555 w $3.78,, vanity bench ]3.7{, Hawaii and return. Aisiat a&lei man- 8AILINO INSTRUCTOR — For till FREE FLACKMENT AB318T\NCE om >165 per month. No pcta, adulta only. Fair Have* fc. Mlddletown, N. J. 671-3817. ager. Excellent calary plya bontu to summer To teach sailing. at local Includes bench, delivery, instant-play ment gas Btove $29.60. 787-7526 after 7 p.m^ yacht club.' 294-11085. after 5:30 p.m DAY OR EVBNINQ CLASSES book nets you play wnga on your own Underwood typewriter MAN-AOEMjENT OPPORTUNITY , start; All transportation ptfd plus APPBOVED JTOB VETERANS from the atari) and 6 weeks of lessons household goods of every NEED TWO GIRLS — 19 to 25, to Rales or sales .minded. Excellent «p- company benefits. Kara «1T8 -J225 NIQHT COOK — or counter man, W-MJilH^COMB-ni FOIRR AA FREE RUSCIL'S.¥l, Front St. share apartment for summer only. FAIR HAVEN VILLAGE fjortunlty tor right men. We will train. —>ekly. For appointment call Mr. Q.full time. Apply Fort Monmouth Ol NORTHEAST $70. Sea Bright. After 4, 842-5712V Older home on half acre shaded plot Kill frin-m 'icntllta. Equal otjporvjnl- B»nger, 212-W-O786, g:30 a.m.-! j>.m. fleer's open ueis, Glbbs Hall, oi Four bedrooma, tiled bathroom, iien ty employer. CaSl 147-2913; MT. call 532-4481. An equal opportunity COMPUTER INSTITUTE PR"5-9300 ANTIQUE CHINA - Imported linen. BELFORD — Two roomJ, and bath, with f{ rap lace. Hot water heat. Base- JANITOIUAl. WORK — In the virtn. employer. Wicker rocker, end table, oil paint- furnished, utilities Included. Gentle- HaRusa 10 English Plata Red Banl 300 Main St. Asbury Park ment, Charming. Offered at $29,500. tty of Fort Hancock. Oood starting Open dally 'til 8; Sat. 'Ul 5:30 Ings and glass. 220-2698. man preferred. Call 787-3924J WANTED — ELECTRICIAN. Expert- s&leu-y. Apply between 0:3d and o SCHOOL BUS DBTVSR — Soullie •wed. Oood opportunity In modem Monmouth County route. Retards CALL 147-lMT COLONIAL CORNBR CABINET - COMPLETE CAMERA OUTFIT — FURNISHIID~APA!RTMENT - Three TED HALL AGENCY Projector, camera, aoreen, splicer rooms anil bath. All utilities. Main Realtors hmnltal. All benefits, chance lo learn 1 children. • AM ft Middle Rd., required. 747-5928. FOR SALE Phone 264-9194. 842-4200 Bxt. !!». An equal opportunity em- chMt £iUle 50 MACHINERY FOR SALE ployer. MEN - AmWtlom ar.d dependable PART-TIME COUN1 t HELP - caii mSm? "' ' * - RED BANK — Six rooms. Month's TWO APARTMENTS men ot any age needed full time for Aecurlty. Call 'hrce rooms In eacb apartment, base- aervlce itauon. Some exo>eiience In Over 18 yoara old. Poole Ave.. TOP SOIL TWO ROTARY MOWERS — $15, 125. FORD BACKHOE LOADER — 2' YOUNO MAN — High school sjad- Bazle*. For air call 2S4-DW Oood condition. Call after 6 p.m. 264- bucket, J2200 or best offer. Oall 583. 787-1208 ment One apartment rented $13(1. • uale for generRl office work. JWM Mit mechanical work preferred. Ex- Call 741-2183 month, one apartment vacant (or new reaulred. Apply In person, AN0DR- culeat pay In a permanent aoaftfon, PAET.TIJffl — tt.7S PM hour. Mm! 6316. 126D. RIVER PLAZA — Three bedrooms, BALDWIN OROASONIC - Excellent second floor apartment, garage, heat iwner. Ideally located. City sewers, 80S ¥ROS!; INc", 51-53 Mechanic Annlv (n peraon at - OCBANPORT M II or over. coadltlon. Full manuaL Asking $900 KENMORE ELECTRIC STOVE — 3»" ••ricert at S21.B0O. St.. Red Bulk. HB31X, Oceanport Ami 4 Main St. Excellent condition. $4o. Call 2D4- and utilities Included S160 month. 8281. MERCHANDISE WANTED One-year lease required. Contact Me WALKER & WALKER, Rultors OIWWIS AOENCV, 542-0740. HWI 33 741-5212 SHREWSBURY; FENBBR FUZZ WAH — Good con- ANTIQUE JEWELRY - Top cash BUU packed In original 'factory box! dIUon $45, Call : >ald. LIDS DBUX. 7S9 River Rd., Fair FAIR HAVEN RANCH—River Oaks Call 366-0836 after 8 p.m. B40-4M2 iaven. East TUBS • Bat. 11-5. 741-4337. section. Beautiful trees, near, schools. COMMERCIAL RENTALS Living room with fireplace, dlnlvg MAYBE SOFA — Two-piece sectional Tradi- COLLECTIONS — Of old guns, room, three bedrooms, large eat-In lonal. Excellent ooodlUon, $35 each, sworda and medals. One n more, STORK — 2i;x40'. Also three large [lichen. MnlBhed half basement. Call CLASSIFIED BUSINESS MRECTORY your roof won't make It through tha 566-8K10. . offices. Reasonable rent. Immediate 711-1536 for appointment. S36.D0O. coming; bad weather. Johns-Maavllle occupancy. Apply Serplco's, 101 Mon- roofing installed properly.' Pree eitl- OVER BED PATIENT LIST - COLLECTOR—PAYS TOP CASH FOR montu St.. Red Bank, next to Carlton !"AIR HAVEN — New contemporary A HANDY GUIDE OP BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! Call OLDTOY TRAINS MADE BEFORE Theatre. :ustom built homes on River Rd. Four 2311«(7 AND AFTER lSIO. 774-3710. •r five bedrooms, fireplace, air con- PROWN'S SUBLEASE SHOP SPACE — 2u'z20' ditioning. All extrsa Included. From. "Our 45th Seat" OOODt «eie ''lease call 229-3ZJ3, in ft Call CARPBNTRT — Addltlooi, panning, Halt restored. Call 7«7-C39£. 741-1500 'all carpeting. Close to adioolft, buses atcps. tldftwalkg,, patlo.^ Obd .jobfc Expertly env oralde» nylon. «1.W a VWDDINO GOWN - Size 7, lace, WANTED— Silver coins, war nickels, md stores. Asking $23,900. Call Mi- Beaionttile rales. ilHIIH 7H-M38. strand; Blerllng elaspi from 78c. pointed sleeves, head piece, shoulder ELECTRIC RANOE . Crib, dehu- silver dollars, will pay top dollars. ni. If no answer, call 787-4080. , engtti veil. 4»i-O4«. .mldlfler, comer table. 17 Washington Mr. Romeo. 787-3951. MASON AND BUILDER — Com; XSUfUOUBr, 34 Broad Bt. Red Bt., Rutimon. 3ELFORD RANCH — Large IMne •old. rented. «palr«d. mnfoft 101 LINCROFT oom, dlnlne room, 3 bedrooms, large* plat* ; hom« improvBmeiiU. .Reaion- Bank. . - ' . FENDER BA8SMAN AMPLIFIER — FICTIONAL — Three-piece Frei *'-•"• WANTED (lichen and utility room; oak floors. Uonmoutli Bl, R*d Bank. 747-0415. able. Free estimates. Call IfMltt lood condlUon. Call Iftor 6, H2- Provincial, eleiwit. Cost )100O to Used Oriental Rugs 26f place, sacrifice $190. 671-9(32. Chinese and Persian ONE SUITE LEFT >lasler vails, anchor fanes, lot lOOUCC Plumbing and Heating Also Wall Tapestries In new contemporary, profes- 27,300. 787-7418. Nursing Home WROUGHT IRON FURNITURE — FRIEDMAN OALLER1E8 774-3143 sional building currently oc-, Diamonds Bought or Restyled . PIANOS — OROANS One sofa with six cushions, one arm- cunlcd by two dentists, ortho- (More Classified Ads BXD6 NOW AVAILABLE — For pa- ANDXRION PL11IBINO CO. chair, two cushions. One prlOAS-top dontist, internist, pediatrician, tients sit reasonable rates. Now !« ilia New and used Grands, Spinets, 'Play- step-table, one glass top coffee table. WE BUY . On The Next Page) lime to clue your loved ones In a: R«I»J«. Hew Work, Remodeling. Antique I fend content* of old homes. optometrist and finance compa- ~™ "*"— or InSustry. en that work, Consoles,' Uprights One glass top dining table with four ny. Call 7B4148. Let us buy toe diamonds you i wonderful nursing home. Come afe»' from 120. Unlimited rentals from 07o $150. 842-1141. Caah paid, 2g8-8<36. The Antlquer. wsar oi let us t«styi» r— '- us, »• ust love and cart, RIVER- •er week. FREEHOLD _, KIM BALL CRSflT NURBINO HOME, M Oiaplrl •lAHO AND ORGAN WAtaHOUSE, ANTIQUES — Tiffany Item*, toys fur- HOUSES FOR SALE ptMOMiljr. — " Avi.. ,B»a Bank. 747-43H. •• TORN. SCREENS? niture, china, paintings, statuary, colni, IThrMlanortonSt.. Friehold. iSJ-i73O. Bring in your fnitfrts. We' re-acreea lighting fixtures. Carved oak dining J-ACTORT SPACE - Two 7.004 so. Open 8-9. - room pieces. Copper Kettle Antlquei. !t flpors, one 3,600 so., ft. floor. Suit- Odd Jobs • coftweANs and retfUze any > aluminum Crime, able for light manufacturing. For General Contractor* i« OaklatuS It. Red Bank 747470a ALUMINUM AWNINOB — By Al Bunds re-taped and re-corded. OakhurBt Sil-im or KO-0602. lease, call 717-1100. FOR REAL SERVICE UOBT HAUUNO - Cllars. fb Howsll. Fr«e eiUmatet. Call WANTBD — SllVfcr and fold coins, rates: cleaned up. Free esumaui. fLUMBDia — Heating and bath- 711-568E1 i PROWN'S proof «tJ, rolls. Complete etute« OFFICE AVAILABLE — 202000 so. It. IN REAL ESTATitE T4f.Jl4« aftar"I p-in. room remodeling. EBTIV ELECTRIC CHORD ORGAN 32 Broad BL Red Bank 741-7S0O. lu^chated. Top prices paid. Richard Air condltlondltlonedm . all utilities. $85 per Consult a AOMI CONSTRUCTION 00. iddl- —wflh bench and Instructions. Four KITCHEN TABLE — Formic*, wal- i. Mtiniz 'Inc.. 542-2001.- - month. Call I84i-35J8. ^ tlons, sJle.rtM0ns.5111rJto1nM.Wji Painting tad Decorating Rooflag, SdlBg * Imaitatlon month« old. Bargain at 1130, a22tg»3.. nut color, four chairs, excellent' con- OFFICES FOR BJJNT — Up to 1200 Member of to Us WHOM lob. M-IOW. J33-BMS. kTtiirmc HTOHLANDfl RepubllCin dIHon, UO. 666-4192, PETS AND LIVESTOCK aq. ft. In V. Amone Building, 30 Un- 'BUUKBB - Ohlb will Mold Us Annual Rummue OARAOB BALE - 4:30 to 7 p.m., len PI.. Red Bank, call 74T-3S2O. Red Bank Area ipttl 20 to 2<, Sat., Sun., AAifl 35, HOUN 11 nwntlw old OFFICE SPACE — 700 sq, ft. 8rarewe- MLS f. 3 Duitl tt. Hn itoaatoeik HI- >ury Ave. near airport. Occupancy mL lay 1, >S00 mo. jt-47-0473. i 12 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETWff, N. \.i Tl/ESDAY, APRIL 21, 1970 HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FQR SALE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Thence (10) in an easterly direc- Testimonial Thursday BEOI8TBY AMD ELECTION tion alone the southerly property line NOTICE of Lot 54 aforesaid to i point being THE BERG AGENCY TOWNSHIP OF IIOLMDEL the common corner of tot 52 ana NEW JERSEY Lot 51 Block 16 of t;:c aforesaid tax REALTORS Notice 3s hereby given that the Dis- man; trict Boards of Election and Registry Thence (11) continuing In an east- For Doctor Ransohofi A Division of Berg Enterprises Inc. in and tor the Township of Holm- Brly direction along the northerly del, County of Monmouth, State of property line of Lot 65 BWck 46 of the New Jersey, will meet at the placej aforettald tax map to a point where FT. MONMOUTH - Dr. $19,900 hereinafter designated on. the sajne Intersects the center line of Telegraph Hill Road salrt point hc- Priscilla B. Ransohoff of Large Family Wanted TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1970 inK one hundred eighty feet more or between the hours of 7:00 a.m. arwi lesa <18f)' + /—) In a soutUerlv dirL-cMrn Monmouth Beach will be 8;OI) p.m. for the purpose of i-onduct- Irom the JntorsectJon of tl)p center Guaranteed to Please lnB the Primary Election for the line of Crencpnl. Road with the cen- honored at a dinner Thurs- nomination of candidates." ter line of Telegraph Hill Koad; Brand new listing. Four-bedroom Cape with spacious living Said Primary Election will be held day at the Officers Club,. • ' municipality for (Jie purpose Thence (12i in a northerly direction room, eat-in kitchen, full basement. Situated on large lot. Many of nominating: along the center line of Telegraph Gibbs Hall. A United States Senator from the Hill Road to a point where the same extras. Immediate possession at closing. State of New Jersey, '-> intersects the center line of Bethany Seven Business and Profes- A Member of the House of Ropre- Road ; ALL BUYERS V.A. AND F.H.A. TERMS scntatlvcfl (3rd Congressional District) Thence (13> In an easterly thence sional Women's Clubs of ol Now Jersey, nortfieasterly direction along the cen- A Member of the Board of Chosen ter lire ol Bethany Road to a point Monmouth County selected $33,500 Freeholders ffnll term) (or the Coun- where the name Intersects the bound- ty of Monmouth. ary line separating Holmdel Town- Dr. Ransohoff at a joint meet- A \lcmhr.r ftf (he Board of CJIC-SPJI shin from Hazlet Township; First Time Offered Freehold era (one yeair unexpired Thence C14> in a northeasterly di- ing of the olubs in the home term i for the County of Monmoulh rection along the boundaj-y line Fen- of the Monmouth Shore BPW A Dream Come True and for the following municipal of- a rating Holmdel Townahip from Haz- Hues, viz: fet Township to a point wfio'fe the Club president, Miss Cecelia A real buy. Five-bedroom split. Huge living room, formal din- A Township Clerk for the full term same intersects the center line of the of \i years, NEW York and Long Branch Railroad Ruffini. ing 'room, eat-in kitchen, recreation room, iy2 baths, garage. A Township rommlltremui tor the Co. ripBtiof-way Ihe point and place full term of three years. of bcginnlne. Theodore D. Parsons Sr., All this and % of an acre. Many extras. A Township Committee man for the The polling place for the Second unexpJrrjf! term of one year. "Election District fn the TownshlD nf Little Silver, former state at- ALL BUYERS EXCELLENT TERMS Said Primary Election will b? held Holmdel In at the Indian Hill gchooi, for the purpose of nominating persona Holmdel Road, Haziet, New Jersey. torney general, will be guest Daily 9 - 9 Saturday and Sunday 10 - 7 of the respective parties lu the or- Ktertlon Dlbt'rlrt No. '.\ llccn above mentioned and also to Beginning1 at a point formed by speaker. Middletown 671-100D el tit: t one male and one remale mem- the intersection of tlic center line of h&r from each clpctlon district fn tho Line Road and the center line of Dr. Ransohoff is education- Township nl Ilolmdrl ax Members of Bethany Itoul; GIFT TO MUSEUM — Brig. Gen. Charles B. Ferris HOUSES FOE SALE the Monmouth County Executive Com- Thence f 1) In an easterly thence al adviser to the deputy for HOUSES FOR SALE mittee for each of the two major TMirlheasterly direction alonp the cen- political parties, (Republican ajid ter line of Bethany Road the bound- (AUS-Ret.), Little Silver, presents mementos of the laboratories, U.S. Army Elec- ary Ime separating Holmdel Township tronics Command. She was RUMSON Notice is hereliy Riven that quail- from Hazlet Township to a point first solo flight by an Army officer, Lt, Frederick FOUR STARS **** fled votc.rn ol the Township of Holrn- whore the same intersects the west- the command's first coordina- Like a great movie, this Ij a in re FOR THE LARGE FAMILY rfet, Counfy of Monmouth, State of erly rJchl-of-way line of the Garden Humphreys, to Brig. Gen. Richard C. Home, 3rd, Army "lilt" — with one great feature after Older home near beach. Six bedrooms. New Jersey, not already registered State Parkway: tor of.the Federal Woman's anorier! I^arffe modern kitchen. A rtioat in- Jn said municipality under the lawn Thence (2) In a Kenprally south- Sr. Priscilla B. Itansohoff Just look: leresllriK IIVJJIK room 30x19 with fire- of New Jersey jrovwnlng permanent easterly direction along the westerly Signal School commandant, who accepts the gift on .Program and continues in lace. Formal aUy 9:00 land Road to a point where the same under the direction of the Wright brothers. He was a national Toastmistress Club AGENCY a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Saturdays 9:00 intersects the center line 'of Craw- Presidents and the clubs Buy today and Belect your personal a.m. to 12:00, Sundays and Holidays iord.s Corner Road; signal officer at the time of his flight. and is president of the Molly colors lor Oils magnificent J^EW 635 River Rd. fair Haven execpted. Also, April 31. ?3, l«)Yo, Thence , (4i In a northwesterly dl- they represent are Asbury Colonial. Utiderprlccd for the quality from T :30 n.m. to 9:00 p.m. Or at rei'tlon alung the renter Hue of Craw- Pitcher Chapter, Ft. Mon- hens at $62,000. 741-4477 Commissioner of Registration Office, fords Corner Road to a point where Park, Miss Rose Del Grande; Hitll of Records, Main Street. Free- the same intevneots the center line mouth. WATERFRONT hold, New Jersey, at any tfme tin of Lonffstreet Road; Freehold, Mrs. Louise Frud- ALLAIRE-FARROW In one of tho finest locations or "Mon to and including Thursday, April 23, Thence (5) in a eoulnwesterly She serves as a; member of mouth County on the Naveslnk Iliver 1070. durirjR the following hours: Dai- thence westerly direction along the den; Matawan, Mrs. Phyllis with unpredictable view. This lour- ly 5:001 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturday*, center line of Lonpitrcet Road to n. the Equal Employment Op- AGENCY bedroom, 3VjJbatii home Is probably Sunday. ', anrt Holidays excepted point where the same Intersects the Coleman; Red Bank, Mrs, one or the finest. Call for all details, <"cntcr lire ot New Jersey Highway HowardHailsNixon portunity Committee working Middletown 5 Corners 671-2580 On Thursday, A,prll 23, 197 In a generally northerly 813 River JM. 741-7686 Fair Haven REALTORS of electing; direction .along the ppntrr line of Wil- chaired a congressional hear- on," Mr. Howard said in a Member Multiple Listing Service 600 River Rd. A Uniteri States Senator from the low Brook the boundary line separ- Open 7 Days 747-4532 State of Xew Jersey, ating HolmrW Township from Marl- ing on the problem. statement on the floor of the A Member of the House of Tldpre- botxj Township to a point where the Is Termed Suspicious THREE BEDROOM nenta lives (3rd Congressional District* same inierseut.t Ihe boundary line House of Representatives. COUNTRY RANCH HOMfc of New Jersey. separating Holmdel Township from LEGAL NOTICE Provides a sanctuary Tor birds and for A Member of the Board of Chosen Mattiwan Township: "President Nixon's proposal HOWELL TOWNSHIP - porch of the old, two-story, hum an a too, who want beauty and Freeholdors (full term) for the Coun- Corner-Everett Road, Holmdel, during COLONIAL FARM HOUSE ty or Monmouth. Thence Ot in a northeasterly di- Perfect for your antiques. Original privacy. Surrounded by more than an rection alone the boundary line sep- business hours from 9:00 a,m, to 4:00 that the study he conducted State Police at the Howell 10-room frame house. acre or rrult trees, berry patch, brick A Member of the Board of Chosen arating Holmdel Township from II at- p.m. regarding his voting place and/or house 250 years old. Four fireplaces. patio, lowly landscaping, and a breath- Freeholders (one year unexplrerl any other election Information. and completed by September Barracks are checking to see Chief Patten said he could Wide pJank lloorSng, large living- room taking view ol the Kavesluh. Full cel- term) for the County of Monmouth, awan Township to a point where thn e and dining room. New kitchen with lar, oversizod Raragc, central air con- and for the following municipal o£- same intersects fiie center line f JOHN P. WADINGTON, should receive strong bi-parti- who owns a house at the not rule out the possibility it breakfast area and den. Four bed- dltfonin . YouM be delighted to own fiees, viz: Line Koiid at Its Intersection with TowDihlp Clark. rooms, two balhs. New wiring, new this homeK . 502,500. A Townahip Clerk for Uie full term the cenLer line of Van Erackle Road; April 20. 21, 1370. $257.50 san support because pollution corner of Rt. 33 east of Brick- was an electrical fire, be- copper thumbing. Twn burns with lo[t of ;{ "piir.s. Thence OO) in _ eere-rally north- lji acres ol land. A rare find at $42,. WALKER & WALKER. Realtors the center line BIOS WANTED does not recognize political yard Road, where a fire of cause "it is an old house with A Township Commltteeman for the crly direction .alone; HWY 3fi 741-5212 SHREWSBURY lull lorm of three years. of Line lioad the boundary Hne Sealed bids will be received hy A Township Committee™ an for the aratinz Holmdel Township from Mata- Dominic J. Acerra. Board Secretary boundaries nor political par- "suspicious origin" broke out old wiring" and the electricity JOHN F. ANDERSON ttnexpired term of one year. wan Township to a point where the of the school district of Shrewsbury, ties," Mr. Howard said. last night. • was turned on. 3 'BEDROOM COTTAGE Notice Is hereby Riven that quali- same inter.«eets the tenler Hue of New Jersey until 18:00 p.m., nrevuil- AQENCY fair Haven. 15x21 living room. Sepa- fied voters of the Township nf Holm- Bethany Roa.d the boundary line sop- ins time, .Monday, May 1.1: 1970 at rate dining room, modern tiled bath del. County or Monmouth, State of arating Holmdel Township from Haz- which time proposals will be opened The Tfyrd District congress- Chief George D. Patten of Chief Patten said about 50 •38 River Kd. Fair Haven big «arage with attached studio, base- New Jersey, not already registered let Township the point and place of and publicly read at a meeting to man served as chairman of the Adelphia Fire Co., who firemen battled the blaze for 741-4477 ment. Good utorage space. Overlooks In said, municipality under the laws betrinnlnp, be held In the fichoolhouse on the duck ponrf. Asking $28,500. nf New Jersey governing permanent The polling place in the Third Elec- above ilate and time, for the 1970- the House subcommittee on pinned the "suspicious" label three hours. There were no reelstrwlIon may resistor or transfer tion District in the Townshin or Holm- 3071 arhool year. A BIS HOUSE ON TED 'HALL AGENCY with the Clerk of said municipality del Is at the Intermediate School, PAINTING — EXTERIOift rivers and harbors when it on the fire, said no one was injuries. at hia* office. Township Hall, Craw- Crawfords Comer, Holimlel, New Jer- AND 1NTCIUOK A BIG LOT J33 Kivcr Rd. " °™ Pair Haven ford's Corner ftoad, Holmdel. New SpcoiUcatbons, etc., can be secured conducted a congressional home and "it appeared no one The alarm was called in by JUST LISTED — This four-bedroom, Jersey, at any time between Wednes- 6Cy" Blection District So. 4 at the office of the Bo;urd Secretary, 2V4 bath spill in a desirable area with 842-4200 day. June 3, V170, and Thursday, Sep- Beplnning at a point formed hy the 20 obre Place, on school days bc- hearing Feb. 23 at the Sandy •was living there." a neighbor at 7:41 p.m. large family room. Living room. »im- tember 24, lflrO, during the fallowing Intersection of the center line of Ho3- f'tween the hours of n.-4:00 clous formal dining room, large eat- RED BANK - RTJMSON AND MILES hours: I>ailv 0:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., intirt Road and the westerly right- Hook Marine Laboratory in But he said neighbors re- The firefighters included 38 In hltctven, porch, centrnlly air condi- AROUND — Multiple LIsUnRS. Send for Saturdays 9:00 a.m. to 12:00; Sun- of-way •serves the right to re- days and HoBrtays exeepled. Or at line of the Garden State Pa-rk- Monmouth County. ported seeing people in and from the Adelphia Fire Co. tioned, two-car garage. Basement. All free catalog of modest homes, (arms, Ject1 an- .„y o.r -tl bids, to waive lm- on over one acre property.. Many, palatial iiumson estatea, waterfronts Commissioner of Registration Office, Thence (1^ tn a southwesterly di- matftrfa. • 1.1 formalitiesfan , and the right to around the house "a couple and 12 from the Freehold Fire many extras. Won't fast at 5)2 600. acreage, lots, business opportunities. Hall of Records, Main Street, Free- selcut any or all of tlic items sub- Mr. Howard has introduced hold, New Jersey, at any time be- rection alonR the center line ol -Hol- mitted by bidders. All bida must be of days ago." Dept., which sent three BETSY ROSS AGENCY RAY H. STILLMAN, Realtor tween Wednesday, June 3, 1970. and land Road to a point where the same fliibm)tte in a southwesterly 21, 22, 23 S22.50 the ocean off the New Jersey rear beach and transportation. Largo Four bedrooms, 214 baths, living room, Election to be held on Tuesday, No- thence westerly direction along the shore. The current practice is iVj'ng room with Ilrcplace. Eat-ln dining room, lamlly room, eat-In kitch- vember 3, 1970. i center line of Longatiect Road to; a NOTICE TO SUPPLIERS kitchen. Thrw bedrooms and a lovely en with dishwasher, utility room and Notice of change of residence or point where the same intersects the The Red Bank Board or Education to dump the refuse less than St. Agnes CYO to Do lamlly room. Hi baths. Central air washer and dryer, two-car garage, application for transfer of reglstra centor line ot New Jersey Highway will receive sealed BIDS for th^e fur- conditioning. On sewer lines. Taxes dock. Many extras $40,000. 222-5S49? tlon shall be made eiUier by written nlahinR of the following supplies for request forwarded lo the Municipal Route 34; the school year 1970-71 until 4:00 P.M. 10 miles off the New Jersey O C r 1 RIVER VIEW — On quiet Horseshoe Thence (<) In a southerly direct Jon on May S. 1970 and will Immediately Sfc.Vo'ff,S -l \ u?rVff38.a" ' Clerk or Uie County Board of Elec- along the centor line of New Jersey Shore and has resulted in a lid. Four bedrooms, 2\b baths, large tions, on forms provided by said Mu- Highway Route 34 to a point where proceed to unseal the same in the JOHN F. ANDERSON livinK loom, full size dining room, TV nicipal Clerk or Board or by calling the aawe Interned* Ihe center linn presence of the parties bidding or serious pollution problem Play by Mary Eunice room, den, large modern kitchen. ln person at the office of the Mu- of a branch of Willow Brook said their agents, If such (parties choose around the dumping site. AGENCY Charm ajid comfort. Ideal area, for nicipal Clerk or County Board of center line also 'jelnR the northwest- to he then and there present, in tne children. {45,000. 7U-6807 ' Elections un to and Including Sep- erly property linn of Lot 5 Block Office of the Secretary, 76 Branch ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - ginia Bottino. Senora Rosan is «M River Rd. Fair- Haven tember 24. 1070. 15 o? the tax map of Holmdel, Town- Avenue, Jled Bank, New Jcneey, OAK HILL — Spacious, nine-room, The following Is a description of ship revised March 1965; SUPPLIES "Our Lady of Guadalupe," a portrayed by Jackie Mc- 741-4477 four-bedroom home on well-land- the Election Districts ln the Township Art and Kindergarten ncaped corner lot. Be tier-than-new of Holmdel and the polling places In Thence (5> in a southwesterly dt- General School one-act play by Mary Eunice, Mahon. Nancy Caputo plays NEED ELBOW ROOM? fcaturea. Large screened, carpeted same, to wit: renlion alone the center line of « Health , of Mary Productions, will be Ideal for large lamiiy. porch. Concrete drive. Storms and Klpdlnn District No. 1 branch ot Willow Brook said center Milk Developer the part of Luccia. l f l Four master1- screens. Outdoor lighting Gas grill. line helne tho northwesterly property •mi bedrooms. Three ooath*, u'jjl Beginning at a point formed ^y the Bread presented by St. Agnes Catho- • Director is Jack De Gentio. Extra-large two-car garage. Ade- Intersection of the center line of Beth- line of hot 5 a/oresaid and the south- Ice Cream family room. 22' porchh . Plenty quate-plus storage facilities. $47,500. any Road with the boundary line sep- erly boundary line o! UIB develop- lic Youth Organization Thurs- room In yard for tall gameme, jjjjarga c Call 671-244B for appointment. arating Holmdel Township from Haz- ment known as "Sweetbrfar Section All bids must be accompanied by a The set was designed by Trav living .room,, dining room and modern ?cl Township: 3 WildhedgC" to a point whore the certified check for 10% of the total Asks Return day and Saturday at 8:30 p.m Neidlinger and constructed kitchen. Two-car garapc. Full base- RANCH — Located on quiet street Thence (11 ln a southwesterly name intersects the center Hne or bid, except JUilh Eld must be ac- ment with workshop. All this tor $38,- In Utlle Silver. Three bedrooms, one thence westerly direction alone the Willow Brook the boundary line sep- companied by a certified check drawn in St. Agnes Church Hall, by Don Kornek Jr., Joe. Di bath, ltvlng room with Hfoohicc. Call center line of Bethany Road to its in- aratlne Holmdel Township from Marl- to the order «r the Board of Educa- loday...Asking $24,900. XylMASSA tersection with the center Hne of Tele- boro Township; , tion for two hundred dollars ($200.00) Center Ave. Fazio, John Finn and KeiTy RAY VAN HORN AGENCY AGENCY. HeaJtor, 4 Parker Specification may be obtained at the Of $9,000 REALTORS Ave. gr-oh Hill Road; Thence (6) in a generally southerly office of the Secretary, 76 Branch Little Silver. 7*1-6336. Thence (?> In a southerly direction direction along the tenter line ot Wil- Avenue. Red Bank, New Jersey Music will be played by a Kelly. »M River Rd. 717-ilOO Fair Haven nlonp the center line of Telej-ni.oli low Brook the boundary line separ- FREEHOLD - House and WOODED — In a nlegmboiiHood o! Hill Road to a point, said point being ating Holmdel Township from Marl- The Board reserves Ihe right to re- teenage folk group from the The Rev. Cornelius J. Hcrg- MIDDLETOWN Imposing homes, Ms one ataiula out. boro Township to a point where the ject any and all bld3, award bids In Home Inc. has filed a com- Transfeaucd owjicr &skln£ S51900 Tor or les.f nS0'4-/—) south of the center same intersects the center line of whole or part and waive Immaterial parish. This group was an is moderator of the. CY0 ' APPLEBROOK III this flve-y&ar-old four-bedroom, 'l*h line of Croscent Road; Monmouth. County lumte No. 520; informalities if deemed to the Board's plaint in Superior Court' formed in 1968. The original batli ColonlaJ. Raised heaintli fireplace - Thence (3) in a wwt&rly direction Thence (7) In a southeasterly direc- advantage to do so. group. Pretty ranoh home. Three bed- In living room, attractive dining room along the northerly property line ot Dated: April 21, 1970 against Ocean Township and rooms, V& batha, den, iivinjt kitchen with eating area. Cosy den. tion along the center line ot Mon- singers — Cathy Musone, room, dining room, wall-to- Lot R5 Block 45 of the tax map of moulh County Route No. 520 to a HELEN D. MEYER the Ocean Township Board of Now ia the time to cjilt E.A, ARM- Holmttel Township revised Miurch 1065 poLnt ln the westerly property HUG Acting SecretarJy Beth Musone, Amelia Hill- wall carpeting, dishwasher. Ap- STRONG AOBNCY. Realtor, 555 Pros- to a point, said point being a com- ol Lot 58 Block 11 of the tax m*p of April 21 $9.M Education. proximately one acre nicely peet Aye.. Little Silver. 741*500 mon corner nf Lots M ami 54 Block Holmdel Township revised March 1965 man, Ann Hillman, Jill Mc- [andsca-ped. Large brick patio, 46 of the aforesaid tax map: LXVITAT10N TO BID Kr* Juno P^PJ1110^ Offered RUMSON — Gracious living at Its as extended In a southerly direction; Separate Scaled Proposals will be The company, a residential Mahon, Mary Joyce Mc- Man Held oest. Three acres In the neart or Thence (4) conlimiinp In a. westerly Thence (8) ln a northerly thence receivofl by the Board or Education Humaon. Seven hedrooma, Stj txiths. direction along the southerly proprr- northeasterly thence northwesterly di- of tlic Henry Hudson Regional School developer at 800 Bowne Road, ' Loughlin, and Rosemary Zar- Excellent condition. Sl^j.OOfl. ELLEN ty line or Lot !>4 Block id of the rection along the westerly property District at One Grand Tour, High- WOULD YOU BEUEVE - A 10-year- S, HA2ELTON, Kcailtar, 13 W. JUver aforesaid tax map lo the center Hne Hne or Lot 58 aforesaid to a point lands, New Jersey, on or before 4:00 Ocean Township, is demand- ello — will play for the per- £Jt*. «P«i with four bedrooms, two Jtd., JlumsM, Si2 In a generally north- had upon application to the Office $300 for each certificate of play. NEW SHREWSBURY - -o living room, 19' format dining den State Parkway. easterly direction along the center of the Secretary. All bida are to je occupany issued to the build- REALTOR room witii fireplace. Brand new ktlcli- Thence (6) in a northwesterly line ot the cast branch or Ramunes- In strict accordance with said forma. The lead role is portrayed Arthur 0. Julian of Neptune e/i complete txirpcUnH ami self-cluajj- thence cenerally northerly direction Hln Brook to a point whore the name Porm of proposal and. .ipecifd cation a • IJnden PI. * , atone the easterly tlpfct-ot-wa.y line may be obtained from the Office of er for houses built between by Tom Errington. The bish- City was ordered held for n ins oven. Three oedrooma, 23' 18' and of the Garden State Parkway to .. Intersects the center line of Craw- the Secretary loeaied at One Grand 21 in SIKC. 423' deep lot. Dctaciicd point where the same Intersects the forris-Corner Road; , Tour. Highlands, New Jersey, between July 1964 and June 1966. op is played by Jo Suchocki, Grand Jury action in Munici- ASSUME 716 % F.H.A. two-cur plus gajrage. A must aee, re- renter line of Bethany Road, said Thence (11} in a southeasterly di- the hours of 9 A.M. and 4:00 P.M., duced today, will accept trade...$34. center line being the boundary line rection along tho center line ol Craw- pal Court yesterday on a COO. TUC McGOWAN AQENCY, Keal- fords-Corner Road to a point where Monday through Friday, excepting le- The complaint also charges 1he Blessed Mother by Vir- NO POINTS CLOSING i.i.rf, *t>A Newman Springs Ka., Itedsei>a.r.ittnK Holmdel Township and pal holidays. charge of possessing a forged A R 2 1 Hazlet Township; the same intersects U\c cent&r Hue that the 5300 per home was a T } , ^y ? * ~ Spacious older Co- Bank. 747-3000. Tliencc (1) in a northeasterly (hence of Red Hill Road the boundary lire ltThe Board of Education reserves and fictitious driver license lonial, with laree paneled room, „„,, easterly dlrccilon along the cenlor lire separating Holmdel Township from tne right to reject any or all bids condition for approval of the *clurmliu Interior, Recreation room TRANSFERRED, OR JUST OUT- of Bethany Road, the boundary lire Middletown Township; and to waive any defect or Informal- Bail was' continued at $50fl. on main Iloor, dry basement Four GJtOWtNQ YOUR HOME? — Call or Thence (12) in a northerly thence ity of any bid should it he> doomed original subdivision, and the write for AppleBrook's monthly Homes BeparaUnc Ilvlmdut "TownsAily ' from for the bent intcroflta of the Board oearooms, three baths, • Iwo-car ii' Hazlet Township to a point of detlec- northeasterly direction along Uie cen- of Education to do so. 3 Homes In other cases Judge Law- ram SupeBllBllr eat-lc immn kitchenAA Clow to for Living magazine. Offers pictures, tor line of Red Hill Road the bound- agreement earmarked the prices, descriptions. Absolutely no Jiry line sepairatinK ttolmdel Township All proposals are to bo presenter! Si MCE where the same a (rain Intersects the State Parkway; MARKED BID KOR "Physical Edu- Stephen W. Shemo of At- A rare rind. Take advantage of our MONMOUTH HILLS — Watch the center lino ot Bethany Road being Thence (13) In a generally north- cation Stipiilles" "Lamp11 s and Bulns" for Summcr ships go by ami Uie lights of NYC on i iller maintenance or "Fuel Oil" ImSfi S enjoyment. the point and place of bCBlnnlnp. westerly direction along the westerly By order ot the Board of Education lantic Highlands and Anthony BeUBeau f u tthree-bedroom nanch. n . your own nilltoj>. Nalural woods, [log- The polling place for the First risht-of-way line of the Garden State I . e J" !ivlivl"K room. Encloncrcd woods, laurel. Complete privacy, yet Election District In the Township ot Parkway Its various courses thorcof of Ihe Hcory Hud.%11 Re£loM School Study Regional Burglarized Maggio of Neptune City, fines ! "K room. Encloncd near public I>ran3portallon. Gracious District, Highlands, Monmouth Ooun- jcreened pitlotlo. ImmediatIdit e occumnccc y Holmdel is at the Indian Hill School, to a point where the sa.me intersects ty, New Jersey. convenient to schools, ahopnlns anil home. 4 double bedrooms, $00,000. Holmdel Road. Hazlet, New Jersey. tho center line of Holland Road the MIDDLETOWN - The of $15 each on charges of transportation. Call now. S2!)5o5 Owner. 81207V. Elfcffon District .Vo. 2 point and place of Bepinnlnfir. EMILY JOHNSON Disposal System careless driving.. WALKER * WALKER, Realtor. Beginning at n nolnt formed by The polling place In Ihe _ Secretary to the Board or Education burglary of three homes in the intersection of the boundary lino Election District In the Township of April 21 $10.50 For traveling at 69 miles ™? 35 6713311 MIDDLETOWN LOTS AND ACREAGE separating Holmdci TosvushJp from Holmdel Is at ' the Holmrtel Fire BOROUGH OP SHBEW8BTOY OCEANPORT - The Mon- Lincroft within four days was Hazlet Township and the cent&r line house, Main Street, Holmdel, New REGISTItATIOM * ELECTION per hour in a 60 m.p.h. zone, MIDDLETOWN of the New York and Long Branch NOTICE mouth Shore Refuse Disposal BUILD VOUn HOME—To suit your Railroad Co. right-of-way; erSCy'Election District No. 5 Notice Is hereby given that a Prl- reported yesterday by Detec- /Francis C. Cavalli of Keyport rooms, possibly two more In eximn" taalti on these large Improved resi- Thence (11 in n nortlwaslerly di- Beginning at a potnt formed by mary Election wii! be held in the Committee will meet at the "ton attic. Pull basement. Ideal start, dential lots In West Lwig Branch. P. rection alonp; the boundary line sep- the intersection oF the boundary line Borough of Shrewsbury. County of tive Capt. Robert Letts. and Robert F. O'Loughlin of er name. Fill 1 price only S17.M). call Moscatcllo Agency, BroKcr. 220-5700. nmtinf* Holmdel Township from Huz- separating Holmdel Township from Monmoutn, state of New Jersey, on Borough Hall here tomorrow CO.. Rraltoni. 787-6SW Icr Township to a point where the Mfddlotown Township and the eenlor Tuesday. June 2, 1970 between the Peter PascareUa of 3 Hick- Ocean City, were each fined WOODED WATERFRONT — 2,'J acre, Riimc intersects the center lire of line of Willow Brook the boundary hours ot 7 a.m. and a p.m. at places to review a recently com- almost 300' front-age, exclusive, execu- Palmer Avenue, the boundary line line separating Holmdel Township hereafter designated for nomination ory Lane reported his home $10. nVL> JocjiUon, Jtural yet close in. Call separating Holmdel Township from from Colts Neck Township: of candidates for the General Elec- pleted study of the feasibility owner. 747-5113. Middletown Township: Thence (1) in a generally north- tion as hereafter designated and to of establishing regional dispos- was entered sometime < be- Robert Briant Sr. of Jack- Thence (2) in a southwesterly di- westerly direction along the center elect one male and one female mem- tween Friday and Sunday son was fined $10 on a charge rection along the center Hne of Palm- line or Willow Brook Uie 'boundary ber from each election district as al facilities in the northern VWoWInd WATERFilONT LOT — Korscneck er Avenue, the boundary line acpfi- line separating Holrmlel Township membora of the Monmouth county while the family was away. of having an expired registra- ll, with garasc, surrounded bv PI., Oce-iiiipwt. Apiiroximately 1 acre, ratlnfr Holmdci Township Irom Mid- from Colts Neck Township to a point Executive Committee for ca«h or the part of Monmouth County. flowers, fruit and oak trees, on :°i 3fK)' on water. ExueHent view. Owner, dletown Township lo n point where where the name intersects the center major political parties (Republican A rear kitdjen door was tion and Henry L. Stefanowicz ncrca of land jwwnaln road. BS7-24?S 228%2 the same Intersects tho center Hne line of Mormouta County Route 520; and Democratic). TWO of State HlRhway Route 35: Thence (2) in a southeasterly di- The last day to register or to trans- The meeting will lie held at forced for entry. A mink stole, was fined $10 for disregard- RED BANK ~ Lot .")5xf)5, AA-1 zone. Thence (3) in a southwesterly di- rection along the center line of Mon-1 fer from one voting district to an- 8 p.m. Among those attend- Phone T41-27ia rection along the '.joundairy lino sep- mouth County Route 520 to a point other In order to vote tn ttif Pri- suede jacket, binoculars, li- ing a stop sign. Sec owner. arating Holmdel Township from Mid- in the westerly property line of Lot mary Election ts April 23, 1970 and ing will be Charles M. Pike, dletown Township to a point where 58 Block 11 of the tax map of Holm- thlp can be done at the municipal quor and books were taken, ihe same Intersects the center line riel Township revised March 1965 as bulldmg. 777 Broad Street, durine county planning director, and but no total loss has been esti- REAL ESTATE WANTED of the New York and Lone Branch extended In a southerly direction; nwulur fffifo hours, Monday throueh Railroad Company right-of-way, said Friday, holidays excepted. representatives of Haven & mated. point also being a point In the center Themje (3) ln a northerly thence Notice is horeby given that n Gen- LISTINGS OF BETTEti HOMES — llnr of Laurel Avenue; northeasterly thence northwesterly at- oral Election will be he-Id In the Emerson, the New York con- St. Agnes urea. $42,500. Principal; In KcansbtUR - Middletown • Hazlet-- Thence (4) tn n southwesterly di- rceUon along the westerly property Saturday, Mrs. Paul New- Holmdel. Tim Smolko Agency. 787-0123. line of Lot 58 aforesaid to a point Borough of Shrewsbury. County of sulting firm which completed rection along tho center line of Lau- where the same intersects the center Monmouth, State of New Jersey, on MATAWAN BORO-Thrcc rel Avenue the boundary lino separ- Tuesday, November 3, 1070 between meyer of 123 Pine St. re- ating Holmdel Township from Middle- line of Ramanessln Brook; Iho houri of 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. at the feasibility study. IN A HURRY TO SELL7 town Township to a point where the Thence (4) in a northeasterly di- places hereafter deciennted for the ported her home was entered Registration We buy homes immediately for cash. aame intersects the center lino of rection along the centor line of Ra.m. election ot a United States Senator, by the front door and $55 in No red lapi. Call BIU, K1NNEAR, Holland Road: anessln Brook to the point of con- A member nf the House of Henre- S3 Biokcr. 671-1000. Thonce <5> fn a westerly direction fluence or Ramanesaln Brook with the fentaaves (3rd Consrressional Dis- cash and miscellaneous jewel- alonK the center line of Holland Road east branch or Ramanossfn Brook; trict), A member of the Board of , County Slides Is Tonight the boundary line separating Holm- Thence (5) in a generally' nortn- Chosen Freeholders for a full term, rry was taken. BUYERS WAITING del Township from Middle-town Town- Lsterly direction along Uie center A member of the Board of Chosen For homes, estates, larms, acreage, ship to a pnln't Where the same inter- line of the cast branch or Romanes- Freeholders for a one year unex- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - waterfronts, businesses, Industrial and sects the tenter line of Van Bcholck sin Brook to a point where the eame pirr-d term, A Mayor for a lull term To Be Shown Last Thursday, the home of business properties. • , MomecLi the center line of Craw- St. Agnes Catholic School will fords Corner Road;' and two members of tho Borough George Gilbert'at 159 Shel- Thence (fi) In a southerly direction Council for full, Icrmi. SHREWSSCRY. -i A slide register kindergarten students RAY H. STILLMAN, Realtor alone the center line ot Van Schotck Thence (6) in a southeasterly di- The last riay to register or to bern Dr. was broken into "Our 52nd Year" Road the boundary lino separating ration along the center line of Oraw- transfer from one voting district to presentation of early Mon- and those entering grades one MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Holmdel Township (rom Middletown Torda Corner. Road to a point where another in order to vote .in tlic Gen- through a rear door. A wal- 618 Hwy 35 Shrewsbury 711-6600 Township to a point where the same tho same lnte'mects the centar line eral Election Is Se-ptemher 2*. 1970 mouth County will be shown let containing $20, jewelry and ' through eight tonight from Intor.snrt:: the centor line of Red of the Holmdol-Everett iMoad Mon- and this can be done at the municipal 6:30 to 7:30 o'clock and WE CAN MULTIPLE LIST Hill Road; mouth County Route 520; building. 777 Broad Street, during to Brownie Troop 224, a Girl assorted items were taken. Thence (7) In a ffOuthweste-rly di- Thence (7) In a generally southerly refiular office houra, Monday through Thursday from 2 to 4 p.m. in rection along the center line of Red direction along the center line of M . >...... , , uuycis reauy ana wining IU uuy nlons the center Hne ot the Holmdci- , For Information tuxwit location ot be given in the auditorium of Keyport Turnpike to ft point where The polling place In Uie Fifth Elec- polling nieces or districts, call' Mu- at a meeting of the Middle- by contacting Sister M. Do- nag! Nag! Nag! Now it I one homes, acreage, bualnese and indus- uie name intersects Ihe southerly tion District tn the Township of Holm- nicipal Clerk, 741-4200, during reffulaj toe library. Troop leaders are town Township High School •f fJio*# power mowtrt tfi« saw i roperty linn of Lot 51 Block « trf det ta at the village Softool, Me office hours. lores, principal, or the Rev. Ble lax map of Holmdel Township Campbell Road, Holmdel, New Joraey. JOAN W. FABRY Mrs. Harry Rogers and Mrs. PAT Thursday (April 23) at The Daily Register We go anywhere, revised March 196S &< extended In a Votera may call ttm Township Clfcrk Michael J. Lease, pastor-di- at &4W330 Clsrk'9 Ottlce Cnwf&rd'f Borousl1 WO Hwy. S3 weateriy direction: t so. a. m 8& Kenneth Hameraic^ 8 p.m. in the nigh school. rector. « THE DAILY KEGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1970 13 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE l£6UTRY AND ELECTION up to and including April 23 Aiter tbs forthcoming Frlmi N&Uce of ehuiie of residence, or tni ftttowliig hours: T>tUt l;00 jtm. 14 WOTICJi John's Chapel Parish How* on LI' REGISTRY A YD ELECTION Frlmtfy Elec thi center lias ol Kemp Avtaui Stiver Point Rood. VOTICJG Han to b« held on Tuesday--••---, June " tended; these* (fi) !& * *ouU>er|y di- pHMUon /or tj-UUffcr of regiatrA 4:50 p.m. *Uo Aprfl &, w%jti£. • BOROUGH OF RED BANK Tli said Boards of Registry fourth JUedtm District rection aloof tile center line of Kemp tlon stiall be made either bv wriUen 7:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.ra. S*turdty>, 8un- —™r-n w!" mcct on notlcfl or changs of rs^ldencs Avenue and center line of Kemp Av request [orwatrded to the MunJclpal rtays and Holidays eicepted. Of at th« f NEW JEKSEY BEQINNING at th* intersection Clerk or the County Boa-rd of Erec- Com mission* r of Registration Office, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1970 the easterly line of Branch Av*ou< NoUne in hereby given that ths Dis- application far transfer ofJ r«giRtra nue eat ended to the point er place Notice fi iicroby given that the Dis- Jctween the hnun ot1\ty a.m. an trict Boards of ElecUon and Reflatry tlon shall be made either fey wrttler BEGINNING. on forms provided by said Mu- Hal) of Records, Main strfet, Freehold and the southerly line ol Rumson Road; nicipal Clerk or Board or by calling New Jersey, it any time between trict Board* of Election and Regie try n in ana lot the csorourh ol ftuir ~ request farwarded to the MunlclpIclpaal The polling place for the Fifth Elei In and for the Borough at Red Bank S ^e General Election. thence running (l) In an stfterly dlra& County of Monmouth, state of 1.. Clerk ot the County Board of In person at the office of the Mu- Wednesday, June 3. 1970, and Thurs- ottid Genoral Election will be he! tfon along th* southerly line Bumsoi Jersey will meet at the place* hen Uona 01, forma provided by said ~- UOQ District is tht Willow Btrt, nldoal Clerk or county Board of day, September 2i, 1970, during & - •*-' of Monmouth, Btate of Kew School, Willow street. following hours; Dally »:M i?ra. to in fifUd rnunickpallty for the puri>o; Road and ecroae Prospect Avenue t tnafter (Iciitmalccj on nicipal Olerk or Board or by c«411n| Elections tip to and Including April "\ meet at the places here- o* electing: the easterly line of Prospett Avtnui In person at the office ttt the "' ELECTION DISTRICT 6 23 19T0. 4:30 p.m.. Saturdays. Sundays and 1 on TUBBDAY. JUNE 2. 1970 All that part of the Borough of Pal Holiday* excepted. A United Slates Senitor from tbence (2) lh a northerly direetic between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and nfclpa! Clerlt or County Bo&rd The said Boards of Registry and TUESDAY, JUNE 2. 11*71 State of New Jerfley. across Auraaon Road and along 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of conduct- Elections up to and Including Aprl Haven bounded as follows; to wit: Elpotion will meet on On TliUMtlay, fl-ttcmber 24, l97fl titirien ths iiouri of 7:00 a.m. and A Member of the House of Rer»n easterly line of Prospect?Avenue to . inR the Primary Election for the 23. 1970. BEGINNING, at the point where Un TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1D70 for ne aenatlves (3rd Conffresllonal h The said Boards or Registry and center line of Fair Haven Read inter between th. houri of 7:00 a.m. ajrt i»:«•• .nominating; Freehold G-rs (one Yeiur unexpirc westerly line of Harding Road, to tr Said General Election will 'be h*l Rumson to Its Intersection with thi A United Stain Senator from the torn), for the County of llaumouti, northerly line ot Rumaon Road; them A MemJftr of the House of Rftpr< SUte of New Jersey. •'•• A UnltPtl States Senator [rom tlie twin viz- folIowlng muhidDal RentaClves (3rd Congressional Dli in said municipality tor the purpcji center llns of Hi.net RoaJ; thence (2 lute of N«w Jersey. (6) acrou Rumaon Road and In trlct) of New Jersey. of electing: In a northerly direction along the cet A Member or thp Hon.* of Repr*. westerly direction along the south*r sentatlves (3rd Congressional Dis- •••'•'AMember of the House of Kenre- Two Councilmen for the full ten A Member or the Board of Choser A United States Senator from thi ter llns of Htnce Road to Its fntei trict I of New Jersev. lentaUvei! (3rd Congressional District) or inreo years each. line of JtuTiiJon Road to ns interne tic Freeholders (full term) toT the Coun State of New Jemy •action with the center Hue ef Hive, '1 i1""!'8"^., "! ltie "«'" »' the Mu* 'o|;jNftw Jersey. with the easterly line of Seven Brldgi ty of Monmouth. » A Member of the House of Repre- Roid; thence (3) In an easterly dl A Memher of the iSoird of Chosen Notice la hereby given that Via! sentatives (3rd Congreaslona! District) Freeholder! (full term) lor the Coun- '•A- Member of the Board D( Chosen Road, thence (8) In a southerly dire A Member of tha Board of Ohosei rectton along the center Una of RIv« ty of Monmouth. tM lno 1ln lion along th* easterly line of 8ev Pre ehoklera tone year unexpiret of Mew Jeriey. Road to ita Intersection with ths cen- fSlTV^l "" « •'»- .•freeholders (full term) lor the County nt tSilv /l* V1"1*' ^^onmDifti! term) for the County of Monmouth A Member of the Bo&rt of Ohoaet A Member of Uie Bolrd or Clmscn Btate of .Sow Jersey, not already m Bridge a Road to a point marked, by an and for the following municipal c Freeholder* (full term) lor thi ter ltne of Cldar Avenue extended Freeholders (one year uneiplred Tile votingN Wplacpj Shr. at and In th* A* Member of the Board of Chonen stored In nn\A immlclpallly under tl extension In an easterly direction of th flees, viz: County of Monmouth. thenco (4) In a southerly dlrectl. toi-m) for the Counly of Mnnmouth Freeholders (one year unexplred Lermj _aw.i n( New Jersey Rroverntng pe southerly line of Kings Road; thenc Two councilmen for the full ten alonr the center Uns of Cedar Aven' and for the following municipal 6f- fi™? °' " '»»»" ? <7> acro«a Seven Bridges Road and I A Member of the Board t>T C- and the center line of Cedar Avem niitrlcl gl |pj tha County of MoTimoulh antl natipnt rcL-istration may re sinter r of three years each. Freehold era (one year unexpirefl V F 8ch0011 m T n (or the following municipal offices, transfer with the clerk or said mi a westerly direction along the aout! Said Primary Election will he hel< term) for the County» of Monmout extended to Its intersection with tn< "on'e Townshlp Commltteeman for *"' ""° viz'. iilrlpiillly «t MB off I IT. Borough HH erly line of Kings Road to th* eaiUt for thp punwae of nominating person and for the following municipal center llns of Third Street: thenc the mil term of three .years. 1 r.wy»eet Avuntie, Little gllvor, Ne ltne of Prospect Avenue; thence (I of the respective parties to the fices, viz: (5) In an easterly direction along thi Notice Is hereby given that elect one male and one female mem center line af Third Street extender Colts Neok. County of Monmouth, Two Councflmen I south westerly direction along th* oortl Stlte of New Jersey, not already reg- te-mniir 24, 1070. during the follow.u westerly line of Willow £>rlv* to her from each election district In th« lunc.lmen h to It* Intersection with th* center lLo< Olttrlct #3 of jthi'ee ysars each. hours: Dally 9:00 a.m. lo 5:00 p.m Borough of Rumson as Memhe>ra 0 of three ye&re each. of Fair Haven Roid; thence <«> in istered In said municipality under the •Saturdays 0:00 ,-i.ni. to lt;0O a.m. Sur point where the same Intersects w. tlit; Monmoutrj County Executlv* southerly direction along the centei laws ot New Jersey governing per- Salil Primary Election will lie held tha First Election District: thence (9) Notice Is Hereby given that quaVI manent reinitiation may register or for the purpose of nomlnatiriK persons jJays nn>l Holidays executed. Or si Commltiee for etch of the two majo: lied vottrs ot the Borough- of Fail Un* of Vilr Haven Road to ths point HUtrlci #4 of tiia reaiiectlve parties tu tlie o_- Commissioner of RpplHtrution Office, In a generally northwesterly and north- political parties, (Republican Haven, County of Monmouui, State o orplace of BEGimJINO. transfer with file c|«k of Mid mu- Hal of Records. Main Street, Free! erly direction along the boundary of thi Demooratic). nicipality at hl« office—RD. 1 Con- IlctB above mentioned and also to New Jersey, not aJready reglst*re< over Road. Coll* Neck. New Jersey, eiegt one male and out tumnlc rtie-..- iiold. Now Jersey, at any time be Flr.it Election District to th* aouuv Notice Is herebv given that quail In »ald municipality undfcr the lawi Tne polling place for the Sixth El twem Wednesday, June 3, 1970 am eaat corner of Lot I, In Block 04 fled voters of the borough oi iiumaon, governing p«rm»« at any time between Wednesday, ber Trom each election district In Uie Thursday. Septrrolier 'JI. 1970, durin of New Jersey ' Uon District Is tns Fire House, Rl June 3. 1970 and Thursday, Septem- District #5 j_toroUKh of Hftd Bank ag Members the Tax Map; thence (10) In a westtt! Cnuntjf of Monmouth, Btate ot Ne* ncnt registration may register t*i and Battln Roads. ber 2t WTO. during the following of the Monmouth County Executive he following lmurit: Dairy 0:00 a.ir direction along the southerly lln* of U Jersey, not already regi»twed tn i»si< transfer with the ~.i..clerf«e o..f. »—.said .mu — - Voters may call the Borough Clerl hour>: Dally 6:00 a.m, to 5:00 p m.. R«dt-n F*IlB FIr*h0UJie' B *"i» HfltlU Committee (or CHCII of the two ma- " r'M P.m., Saturday.., Sundays ai I. In Ulocie 0< and along ths Flra municipality under the laws or Ne« nictpallty at his ofHce, Borough Hal at 7474992, Borough Htll, 94s River Saturdays. Sunday! and Holidays ex- jor political parties, tRepublican and Holidays exceptod. Election District to the easterly Un Jersey Rovamlng permanent registra 748 River Road, Fair Haven. Ne*» Road, during Dullness hours from 9:00 ceoted. Or at commissioner ot neg- District #l democratic). On Thursday, {tap. cm tier 24, 1S of Branch Avenue; thence (11) In tion may register or transfer with tht Jersey, at any time between Wednes- a.nt. to 5:00 p.m. dally regarding thei iTtrktlon Office. Hall of Record;. Swimming River School, 220 Hanc* thr roeittrtLtkin banlttt will be rlos, northerly direction along the eliterl Rlork of said municipality »t hlo of day, June 3, 1970, and Thursday, Sep> Main Strefl. Freehold. New Jersey, 'Notice la hereby riven that «iuii]!- lice. Memorial Borough Hall, Rive: tembsd 24, 1970, during the follow- voting places and/or any other vdUnj milll aftor the fDrthcomltisr Gcnora line of Branch Avenue to Its interjec information. at any time between Wednesday, he B(>ro ficil voters o£ the Borough of Red Elfii-tlon to bf» held mi Tucsdav, No Road, Humson, New Jersey, at an; inc nour«: Daily 9:00 a.m. to 4:? June a' 1970. and Thursday. Septem- .^MVISJS'V*". ! "«H Clerk Jiatik, County of Mctimoiitn, Hlate of tion with the southerly line of Rum- time un U> and Including Thursday p.m.. Saturdays, Sundays and Holi- vcniher 3, 107(1 ion Road and tha polni or place ROT W. MtLSON, ber 24, 1070, during the following at 542-3400, Municipal Building, Us New Jersey, not already registered in Nntiffi of chanRe of residence April 23, 1970, during the followln| dayg excepteri. Or at Commlssfnnei Borough Cltr hrnira" I>lllv fl •Oft a.m. to 4 :.H) p.TO.i Tinton Avenue, New 8hr«wibury, dur- jaid municipality unrtor the laws of application for triinsfrr of rcclstra Beginning. hours: Dolly 9:00 a.m. to !i;00 p.m., of RfBrtRtratlon Office, HaJl of Rec. J>B buitneia hours from »:M«M L New Jersey govcrninK iicnnai.ent HIIMII be marie cither by written Polling place for this district is th< Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon, ords, Main Street, Freehold. New Je-r- April 20, 21, 1870 |201.5( Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays ei- 4:30 p.m. regarding his votlrtf rito! registration may n.'Histt.r or tnnis- en mie.it forwarded to ^hthe MuniciMunli'ln; i FJrg House. Prospect Avenue. Sundays and Holidays excepted. Oi $ey. at any time between Wednesday, rtEOISTRY AND ELECTION rnrm/or any other election inlormJSS fer wltli tlie clerk of n;il<_ miiiileiiiiil- J r Ihe County Board or Elei Fifth Election District fit Oommlsiloner of RefHstraliom Of June 3, 1S70, and Thuwd«y, Septem NOTICE "o'n^Thur.day. SeplWibfr 24. 1970. ity at his office, Municipal KulUlitiK, tlom on forma provided by aahl Ml BEGINNING at the Intersection flee, Hall of Records, Main Stree' ber 24. 1070. during the rollowlni BOROUGH OI HKA BRIGHT Uie reglatratlsn books will be closed JEROMB S. RUED. %i AforimouLh Street, Keel Jifink. nltfpa! nierlt «r Board or tty ctillli the foutherly Una of Kldge Road wlU Freehold, New Jersey, at any Um hourj: Daily 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. NKW JERSEY until after the forthcornjni! Oenej-al Mew Jersey, al any time up to and up to and Including Thursday, Aprl Saturday*, Sundays and Holiday* ex WoUco If hereby given that the IX.i EleoUonI to beheld on Tuesday, No- April 20, 21, mo*##% Including Tliurmlay, April 23, l!)70, In iierson at the office of Uie Mi the easterly line of Harding Road clnal Clerk or County Board 23, 1970, during the following hours trlct Boards of Election and Registr Ve during the Jolloiving hours; } tally thence (l) In an eaiterly dlrectloi Daily 0:00 a.m. to iiM p.m., Satu On Tliuraday, September 24, 1970 In and for the Borough of Sea BriKh Notfce of chanue of residence or fl;l>() a.m. to 5:0i) p.m,, Sat tint ays, Klecttons up to and Indudlnx Bei along the southerly ime of Ridge Ro*t days, Sundays, and Holiday* eic*p ,r.DHc«tlon for trensfe-r of regl«lr«tlon tem'>or 2i, 1970. the rcgifltration books will he elose< Ceunty of Monmouth, state of N*i COl]BT fluntlays and Holidays excelled. Also, Tlie rollowlnc 13 a. description of tin to lha westerly line of Hance Road; tintll after the forthcoming Genera Jemey, will meet at the pl&cei hen shall be made either Jy written re- April 21, 21, T.i. 11)70 from 7:01) p.m. election Districts in the Bor1! thence (2) In a southerly direction On Thursday. Aprfl 23, 1870. the Election to br held on Tuesday, No. nnet forwarded to the Municipal DOCKET NO 17M1 to 9:00 p.m. Or al OonmtlsHloiRT of along the westerly Hue of fiance Road TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1910 Clerk or the County Board jy^Elec- Kextat ration Office, Hall or ntcnr.m. Li It In Sf/var ami tho palling registration bnoka will be closed until vemher 3. 1970, In name, Ui wit; to the northerly Una of Rumion Road ftfter the forthcoming Primary Elee bc-tween the boun of 7:00 a.m. a.n< O l Main Street. Freehold, New Jomo Notice or change of residence 8:00 p.rn. for the purpose of conduc n']clpal clerk "or''Eo'a.rd or by cilllng Main Street. Freehold, New Jemcy, at First Election District thence (3> In a westerly direction aloni tion to be hold on Tuesday, June 2, application for transfer of reristiration any time up to and fndutiing Thurs- the northerly line of Rums on Road t •hall be made either by wrttten re- ing the primary ElecUon for th In oerson st tile o'tli-e of thi «iu- BEGINNING at & point In th« north Notice of change of residence nomination of can4id*l«s. nlclwl Clerk »r County Board of day, April 2;i, 3070, dlirlnR the follow- •aiterly r|(ht-of-war line ol the Nei point marked by an extension In quest forwarded to the Munfwp&l infi hours: Ually ft;Oo a.m. to 4:M northerly direction of the easterly Una application (or transfer of reglstra' Olerk or the County Board •fBl«" Said Primary Election will be hel< SleVuow up lo and. Inoludlng Bep Totk A Lent Branch Railroad, wher lion siiail be made either t>y written in aald municipality for tha purpoai tember 24. 1970 . of Oakei Road; thence (4) aoroaa Rum- tlons, on form* provided ^y said M r in., 8¨&yB, Sunday*, and Holl- ths time li tnlflriected by the northerl request forwarded to the Munlcl nicipal Cleric or Board or by e«JlIr of nomlnatinK: Tn« followl"!: Is a description o m ay« excepted. line of Whltt Road; thence (I) north son Road and m a southerly dlractloi Clerk or the County Board of BI A United States R&nator (rom th< S along the easterly Una ot Oakes Roai In peraon at the office of the M' Election Districts In the Township o , On Thursday, April 'J3. 107(1, the Teitarl/ alone tha northeuterly rlfhi tlwia on forma provided by »a4d Mu nlcitwil Cleric or County Bo*rd ' State of New Jersey. ?r,lt« Neck "nd the polling places 1 registration Iiookg will be closed until to the northerly ahore of Little Sllvei nJcipal Olerk or Board or ^y oa-I" Sle&UtMM up to and Including SeP' A Member of the House of Repre- jffer tli« forthcoming Primary Elec- fwsy lint ol th« New York & LODI Creek; thenc* (5) In a generally north* In person at the office Of the temper, 24, 1970. , , ... eenUUvM (3rd Congressional u\t- same. '^ »«•;,„„„„ „,„,„., tion to tie held on Tueiciiy. June 2, Brtnch JU11 road to the louthwe^t coi westerly an! northerly direction alon ntolpa.] Olerk or County Boaird - The rollowtnR ia a description o( th trlct) of New Jersey Election Dlstrtct No. 1 Is hereb: J97D. ner ol Lot 40, Block 38, of the offlcll the shore ot Little Sliver Creek to thi Elections up to and Including Aprt Eleo«on Districts In the Borough p A Member of the Board or Chose defined and described as follows: Tax Map of the BorougTi of Little 81 easterly lino of Seven Brldgea Road 23, 19T0. Fair Haven and the polling; places I Prrfeholdera (full term) tor the Coun AH qualified voter* residing or th- Notice <>t clianjte o( reslilonte or ver, hereinafter referred to M th ty of Monmouth. application fur transfer ol ICKIHIra- thence (6) In a aoutherly direction alat The »ald Boards of Registry ani name, to wit: •1J1I.. _ We*t Hat of Highway No- 34, «outl Tai Map; thence (2) northerly a.ion the easterly line of Seven Bride Election will meet on ELECTION DISTRICT 1 A Hember of the Board of Chom of Clock Rosd and Cedar Drive. tion RJiall he made either by wtiucn me weiterlr lino of ttild Lot lo t TVE9DAY. NOVEMBER 3, 2970 Freeholders (one year unexpiru natural Ouatdlan tetiWst forwarded to the Slunlclpal Road to the southerly ahore of Llftl All that part of the Borough rfn terra) tor the County of Monmout, The polling place for the Fir louthweiterly corner of Lot 5. Bio Sliver Creek; thence (7) in a general! between the hours of 7:00 a.m. vni Hav«n bounded u foltows; v> wit: Clerlt or Ihe County Bosirtl of EIPC- 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of conduct and for the following municipal Election Dlatrlct is Cedar Driv (ion« on forma jnovMcd by (iald Mu- 19 on Tax Map; thence (3) euteri easterly direction along the souther! BEGINNING at the point where tt fleas, viz: School. Cedar Tlrlvt. Colts Ntck. »iont the rear of Loli C. t, 7, 6, 9, IC liwr tne Getiftral Eleotion Tilclpal Clerk or Board or by calling shore of Little Sliver Creek and eoa flald General Election will be hel< center line of Buena vista Avenue, b Two Councilmen for the full term Second Election District in person at thn office of the Mu- U. 12, 13, 14. li. and 16. all In Bloc: tlnulng In a generally weeUrly dlra In aald municipality for the ing the westerly boundary line of of three years each. Election District ffo- 2 »« hereb nicipal Clerk or Counly Board of 39 on laid map to the weiterly Una tlon aian g the northerly shore BorouHi of Runuon, lnterieets A Tax Asieaior for the full term 01 of electing: . ceottr line of BJdr* Hoad, belnr th< defined and deicrlbed »* follows: Elections up to and Including April Lot 30, Block ZS on fald map; then Town. Neck Creak to the norttivr A United State.i Senator from Un four years. . AH ouaKfiM rotto* retldlng nn thi 23. 1970. (4) northerly alone ths weiterly ]h Una of Seven Bridges Road; th*nc< State of New Jersey northerly boundary line of the Borjui Said Primary Election will be held of taid Lot to the northwesterly com of Rumjon; thence (1) In a welter! for the purpose of nominating per East fide ot BUW'Hirhwty No. 34. The nai'l Bonn.-} of ItcRiatry and (8) In a northerly direction • along th A Member of the House of Repri_ The polling plttce for the Second ^The .._ Election will meet on thereof; thence (5) easterly along th easterly line of Seven Bridges Road aentaWve-J (3rd GongrcaMm&} District; direction alms said northerly bourn sons of the respective turtles to thi northerly- Una of laJd lot to tlri north of New JBraey. ary line of the Borough of Rumson tfl •rtices above mentioned and also tc Election Dtitrict (s Atlantic fileinn Trustees are TUBSDAV, NOVKMBKR 3. l!)70 a point marked by an extension In _ lary Bctiool, County Hlj^way No. 63 erly corner thereof; thence (6) louth easterly direction ot the northerly Urn A Member of the Boarrl of Chosen Ita lUerseotion with the center line ol elect one made and one female mem- liptwtcn the hours »t 7 :i>0 a.m. and ly alonf ths irerCerly- line of Lots J Freeholders (full term) for U19 Coun> Kemp Avenue; thence (2) In a north ber from each eleoUon district In tht Colt« Neck. 6:00 P.m. for the purpose of conduct- of Lit tie Sliver Point Road; Chance (Pi ty of Monmouth. trly direction along the center line 61 Borough of Sea Srffnt u Mcmb&r. ing the General Election. and 37A, block 28 on iald map; thenc across Seven Bridges Road and In of the Monmouth County Sxecutlvi (7) •aiterly along th« soutrtariy line A Member of the Board of Chose] ICemp Avenue to Ui intersection wit Election District Mo. 3 shall be Bids to be returnable on or l»ror« Said General Election will bo held alons tl westerly direction along the norther: Freeholders (one year unexplre< the center lino of Willow Street, Committee (or each of tne two ma- bounded aa follows: Tllunniay. May 31.. i»7o -i sos'on P i? |n ft aid municipality (or the purpose Lot 37A ressld tto the touthvrtateri line of Llttla Silver Point Road to tu term) for lhe County of Monmout thence (3) In an easterly dlrectioi for p»Ht4c*l parties, (Republic**!* and Beginning at Uie most northerly In m Unf of electing; corner of Lot 33, Block 33 on a aid map Intersection with the easterly lln* o: and for the fallowing inumlcfpal ol along the center line of Willow Street, Democratic). tersection or Conover Road (at Bl| Sir"?"Si"?"" " "«* ' * tlunce (8) southerly along the neater Prospect AVenue; there* (10) In flees, viz: thence (3) In an easterly direction Notice is hereby riven that aual Brook) and New Jersey State High' A UnitPfi States Senator from the lint ol Lota H 3& ud 3$, Block 29 oi northsr;r direction along the ewlerl Two CowiclJmen f« the full terr, along the center Hn» of Willow Btreei fled voters of the Borough of S»i way Route 31, thence (1) in a wester- .Btate of New Jcrney. •lid map to the louthweeterly come line of Prospect Avenue to the south- ot three yearn each. to Us Intersection with th& Center line Bright. County of Bfonmouth, etnte ly direction along the northerly line A Member of Ihe House of Repre- of Lot 30 aforesaid; thence (9) taste: erly line of Kings Road; thence (11) In Notice is hereby given that mi all of Sim Place and Elm Place *i of New Jersey, not already registered of ConAvfir Road to the Intersection of tcBttUvea imi Congressional Pistr)ct> \7 alonf ihe toulherly lint ot Lot 3 an easterly direction along fee south- fled votor.1 of the BorouRft ot R,i tended; thence «) in a northerl/ di- In said murucdpalUy under the l&wi Conovir Road and Crtne Road, thence of New Jersey. son. County of Monmou*, 8lale - of New Jersey governing permanent (2) westerly along: the northerly Un* kforeiald, across Silem Lane and alon erly Una ol Kings Road and acrosi rection along the center line of Elm registrutlen may register or tranafe>r or Crlne Road to the Intersection oi A Member southerly alone Boundar Of Monmouth. [load, alons; the southerly line ol Lot L northerly direction aloagthe easterly River Road; thence <5> lo a westerij Ocean Avenue, Sea Bright, New Jer- Road to the Intersection of Boundar rejclstraWon may register or transfei direction along the center line of Riv- A Member of tho Board of Ctinson W and M, Block 28 on said map t Una of Seven Bridges Roa4 to th with the clerk of said nturdclpalltj ney, at any time up to and Inoludirt Road and Cedar Drlvp. tlicnee <* FrcfhoJifcrs Cono year uncxi in an easterly direction along Un lUver Koad. Hum son. New Joraey, a center line of Glllesple Avenue tx< roIJnwinjr hour*: Daily 9:90 A.m. t Cedar Drive to the intemecUon o the following municipal offices, viz: WfHtjrly Una of Lot 97. Block r southerly line of Rutnson Road to any time between Wednesday. Junt tended; thence (6) In a northerly d 12:00 noon, 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Cedar Drive anrl Heyen Milt Road, •aid map to the north easterly come: point marked by an wtension In 3, 1&T0, and Tfaumday, September 24, rtctton alone tho center line of Gl] Saturday*, Sundays and Holidays ex thence (5> northerly alonjc Uie wester- A Mayor for the full term ot* four of Lot 63, Block 27 on iald map southerly direction of hie tuterly llni 1970, during the following hours: Daily •Iple Avenue and the center line ol oepted. Or at Comtnlnaiontt of Reg ly line of Heyen Milt Roirf ta the S&7%3[Sl£Z 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.. Saturday* Illiesple Avenue extended to Uie south- Istrs4ion Office. Hall ot Records. Intersection ot Heyern Ulll Road and thinee (11) easterly alonr thn rear o of Harding Road; thenc* (U) in Main Street, Freehold, New Jersey, a and tor Ui» TomuSlp of «hrt»f. Two Councilman lor tho lull term I-oti S3, S4, W. 56, 57, 68, 59. 60 and 61 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Sundays ant erly ahore line of the Naveslnlc No-* •Flock Road, thence (6) eaiterly alon 0/ three yea.'* each. lortherly direction along the easUrl Holiday* ejrcepted. Or st Comral*- Shrewsbury) River; thence (7) In any time up to and Including Thum. (he northerly line of Floct, Road t bury. County o( Monmoutii, SUM of Block 37 on •aid map; thence (12 me of Harding Road to the •ouiheriy general easterly direct Ian alonr the day, April 23, 1070, during the fol- the Intersection of Flock Road am New Jeraty. will meet at lh. plat, Notice I" hereby given tliat ailv 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 New Jersey Btafe KlKhway Route 34, hereinafter dulgnaled r 52 Slonmouth aireet. Red Bank. southerly alonone ththee rear of Lot 69, hours from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. the reglfttr&uon books will be cloned NING. Election Dlfftrlct ti Oedur Drive School 1 tor New Jersey, at any time between aforesaid: thence (15. ), tasterl until after th« fortbcowUig General application for transfer of registra- A. oV'5?ew 5. r"«y ' Werlncjday, June li. 197(1, and Thurs- Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to li :00 Election to be held on Tutwday, No- tion snail be made either by written Cedar Drive Ctolti NecJc. is sanX^ "' «•• K^sa L alone tht north tide of Lot 68, request forwarded to the Muftictoal Fourth Election District day, 5«pt"en.l}cr 21, 107C, '(urliiR thi: .m., regarding his voting plao - ember 3, 1970. The polling place for the First A Member of the House of JollowlriR hours: Dally 9:fl(t a.m. in Block 38 aforesaid to the westerly aide and/or any other election Information, Notice of change of: residence o tlon District la the Willow Street School Cleric or the County Board of Elec- Election Dlitrict No. i is r,er«b. of Branch Avenue; thence (16) In RUFUS Z. JOHNSTON, Willow Street tlons on forms provided by said UU' established and bounded ag follows: i :00 p.m., Saturdays, Sunday* and southerly direction alons the wester application for tra-nafcr of reglstratlo nicipsjl Clerk or BcMurd T by calllna Betfnnint at the most northerly In Willtlnvtt cxcri>tc<}. Or at Ck>mmia»ion- Borough Clerk Hhall ">e' made cither by wmUn Tt BLBCTION DISTRICT 1 A Member of the HF i>f (tCKlfltralinn Office. Hfill or Hcc- line of Branch Avenue, across Whfti quest forwardetl tr> the Munlclpa. In person at the office & the .Mu- teriectlon of Conover Road (at Bit Roid and continuing along the wester April 'JO, 21. 1970 _S2_43.5O All that cart or the Borough of Tt, nicipal Clerk or County Bo&rfl Brook) and N«w Jersey flUtf High Urdu. Main StretM, I'Trcliold. Nrw Jer- clerk or the County Board of Elec Haven bounded ai follow*; to wit: Elections UP to and including JI way Route 34. thence NOTICE center line of River Road tnter«ecti The said Boards of Registry aiu! State Kighwar Route 34 to the Inter- ber "j|, lt>Jll, flunriB the following thence (U) on a loutheajtorly dlrectloi TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO In person at the office of tlie Mu the center line of Hance Koad thenci section, ot Newman Bprtnga.ftoad and huurs: Dally !>:00 a.m. to i :30 p.m., across Branch Avenue continuing tn ai NEW JERSEY nirlpnl Clerk or County Board c SlecUon will meet on S 'unlays, Sundays and Holidays ex- Elections U[> to and Inoludlng Sep- (1) In as northerly direction aloni the TUR8DAY. NOVEMBER >, lv70. New Jersey State Highway Route 34, «after If direction and parallel will Notice Is hereby given that the D!f- center line of Hanc* Road via the between ths hours of 7:00 a.m. an* thence (2) westerly along the aouth ec p led. Markham Placo to the south we at cor tilct Boards of Eleotlon and Registry tember 21 1070, The following la a description or Ui< center line of Hance Koad extended 8:00 p.m. Tor me 1 1 ot condud erly line ot Newman Springs Ron On Thursday. September 24, irtTO. ner of Lot L in Block 54 on iald man in and for the Town thi p of Ma: election Dfafcncti, in trie Borough o to Its Intersection with the loutherlr Ing the General to the Intersection of Boundary ROM ihe registration hookrt will be cinccd th«nc« <18) easterly along tbs souther.] boro. County of llonmouth, State ol Runuon and the polling placet Ji ifaore llns of the Nave*ink (No; Said Oenerat Election will be hel and Newman Springs Road, thence (T Until alter Ihe forlhcomliiK Gciiernl Dm of Lot 1, Block M aforesaid to tht New Jersey, will meet at the placet wme, to wit: Shrewsbury) River: thence (3) in In said municipality tor the purpoti southerly along the easterly line < /Ice. above menUomd and «So a E et'tlon to be held on Tuesday. Wo- southeasterly corner thereof; thenci hereinafter designated on Fumt Election District general easterly direction ftlonff 1 of electing: Boundary Road to the interaction < «!«*, ™» male an. 0_, teraale mtm- \T;i)fter 3, JS70. southerly shore line of the Nave*!. A United States Senator I rom Crlne Road and Boundary Roar ber from each election district In Uia (19) in a aouttierly direction along the TUESDAY, JUSE 2, 2970 BJectlon District Tio. 1 Is hereby tnence 00 «&steriy along me northe Notice of change nr residencn or rear of Loti 09, & 67, 6«, QS, 54. 63, 52. between the houra ot 7:00 a.m. _.._ defined and described as follows: (North Shrewsbury) River to Its lnte; Stattatee of New Jer«ey. Town-Hip of Shrpwtbury as Members • 'ipllcatlon Tor tranufnr of reBistratlon section with, the center line of n A Mm&eM&m&err of ththee Housouse of Repre ly line ot Crlne Itcad to the Intrrsec of Uie Monmoutti Coonly Enciitlvs •hall bn made cither by written re- Si, 80 and 59, in Slock 54 and along the 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of conduct' All that part of the Borough nUUves (3rd Congressiasionall Dlstaftct) tlon of Conover Road and Crlno Road, rear of LotJ 15, 16. 17, 18, 16, 20, 2] iK slit* Primary Election lor th Jlumssn bounded cn the west by Haven Road extended; thence (3) In CommiUeB tor eacn ot fte two ma- fiuent lorwHrded to the Municipal 1 southerly direction alonf the center lib, thence nortfteiJterly along thi '•emocraSc' 11*;rt"> ucan and Clerk or the County Board of Elec- « and 23 all In Block 5* on said ma oinlnation or candidates. center line of Buena Vista Avenue ^A^Sembe^oi the Board hf Chos*n westerly Un* of Conover Road to thi in a southerly and southeasterly dlrei Said Primary Election will be held of Pair Haven Road and the center most northerly Intersection of Con Notice li hereby given that quali- tions, on forms provided by nalrl Mu- and Buena Vista Avenue extended: on line of Fair Haven Road extended to rreeholders (full term) for the Ooun- rfcipal Clerk or Baarti or by calling tlon to the weMerly line of Wllloi i paid municipality for tho purpo.* ty of McnmouUl. over Roitd (at Big Brook> and Nei He* voters 0( u,e Townsijip at ths south by the center line of Rldga Us In'.rsectlon with ihe center line of Jersey State Highway Route 34, Shrewsbury, emmly « MoomiuUi. In persop n at the office ot the Mu- Drivei thence (20) In an easterly dl notirtnaUnit: Road and on the east by the center A Memoer of tht Bo»rd ol Oho««n nicipal Clerk or County Board recllon across Wllicw Drive to a poln! A Unitrd SUtea Senator from Lhe Third Street extended; thence (4) In a Pr««hoMer« (one ye«r unextlnd atate of New Jersey, not already nt, nicip siiite of New Jersey. line of Elngham Avenue. westerly direction along the cente; The poll In R place for the Fou ft Istered In said raunlclpallty under tha Elbciecllons up tn tr.d including Sep- In th* easterly line of Willow Drive; A Member of the Hmmn of line of Third Street and (he cente: term) for the County of Mortmout Election District la Conover Roac thence (21) in a northerly and north' The polling placo tor th» First EJec^ and for the following munJolpdl of tember 24, 1970. scnUtlves Clrd Congressional District) tlon District Is Oceanic Fire Com- line of Third Street extended to Ui School, Conover Road, Colts Xeck. nent rt'n^rtUm':'mBp'"t'JS,tnrm'r The voting pin ecu of and in the •aaterljr direction along the eaatert) of New Jor.scy. pany's Fire House, corner River Road Intersection with the center line _ Voters may call the Township ClBrk Borough of Ht<\ Hank art as follows: line of Willow Drive to Ita lnteraectloi A Member or the Board of Chosen Cedar Avenue extended: thence (fi) It Two ciwncilmcn for the full term at 482-5470. R.D. 1,, Conover Road,. trajisfpr with the clerk of said mu- with the southwesterly line of Froaped Freeholders (full terra) Tor the Coun- «nd Allen Street, Rumson. of three years each. nicipality at her oriice-re.ldeme, til IMitrlct ffl Second Election District a northerly direction along the cente: A Tax Asieisor tor the full term Colts Neck, durlndurinig 'business " hour* BeljJ]«w Avenue, Silreirabury •Anin. Ntvealnk Hook k Ladder Flrt Avenue; thenco (22) In a •outhea.aterlj ' of Mnnmoutli. line of Cedar Avenue and the centei of four yelra. from 9:00 a.ra. to 5:00 p.m_____. regar_d ship, New Jersey, at any Ume UD Bouse, Mechanic Street. 41 notion along trie iouthwe«terly lln< A Member of the BOitrd of Cho,scn Election District No. 2 is hereby de- line of Cedar Avenue extended to It Notice Is hereby (riven that quali- ing his voting place and/od/ r any othth t 1 rcehitklprs (one year ttnexp'red fined anil described an followsr !• l«i inclutllns Thursday, April 23 District jtt of Prospect Avenus to the lntersectloi Intersection with the center line fied voters of the BorourH of Sen election information. 1970. during tin following hours- Dai- of the northwesterly ltne ot Little Bl rm i fnr the County of Monmouth. All that part of the Borough River Koad: thence (ft) In a wwiterl; Blight. County of Mofimoufii, State of Independent Fire House, Mechanic IHO to elect one male and one female Itumson bounded on the west by the HARRY CRINB ly 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., Baturdays Street. rar Potnt Road: thence (23) In a wes direction along: the center line of JUvei New Jer»ey. not already registered Township Clerk Simdaya »nd Holidays excepted. Or •rly direction along the northwe«terl: ember (rom each election dl.slrlct In center Una of Bingham Avenue; on Road to the point or place of BHJOIN In Mid manlelpxllly uirfer Uie JIWB of DlNtrlct #3 :lie Township ol Marlboro as Members April 20. 21, 1970 JI21.50 at WmralaJloner of R.iialraUon Of- . First Aid and Rescue Squad Build- line ot Little Silver Point Road to tho south by the center line of Ridge NeN w JerseJe y governineingg p&rma.nenpermanent regreg- CB if the Monmouth County Executive load and on the cast by the center istration may register or transfer with REfllSTRY AND ELECTION 'i . Hall or Records, Main Street . Ing, on the eut aide o( Spring Street point marked by an extern Ion in Committee for «ach of the two major NINO. b reeHold, New Jersey at any time up Mir Harding Reid. northerly dlrsctlon of the westerly lln. ltne of the Avenue of Two Rivers. The ilftce tot the Bt the olerk of said municipality at her NOTICE to and Includlni Thursday, April 23 ot Carolyn Road; thence (241 political parlies, (Republican and The polling place ror the Seconl Election DIstrli Ii the Fire Houit, office. Borough Hal, lOw East Ocean DUtrlct fl Democratic). ^enuersea'BrtghtAvenue, Sea 3ti\ ; New Jersey at BOBoirair OP NKOT SL... 1.7(1. durlni lie folloiAng hour. Junior Hlfb School, Branch Avenue. . southerly direction along the Notice Is hereby given that quail Election District ia Rumson Fire Com* • and Battln Roads. y Urae between Wednesday. June \KW JERSEY Dally 9:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. SsX wilt erly tine of Carolyn Road led voters of the Township of Marl- pany'« Fire House, TMver Road end ELECTION DISTRICT 3 Notice It hereby given that the Dis- cU'ii Sum1*"' tnd Holiday! «i. DUtrtct -ti lOTfl. tnd Thuraday, t^teraber 24. trict Bo_trd_i of Election and Reg-Jitry Liberty Snclnt House, while Street and across Purkor Avenue, along the not already reEiatered In Black Point Road, Rumson. All that part of ths Borough fttC, durlnl tt» roHowing SOIOT: Dal On •'IJvursday April 23, 1970, the westerly tin* of Ctrolyn Road and Third Elftctlon District Pair Haven bounded as fallows I ! _ and fee the Borough «f New reslstratlon books will Ic closed until Dlftrlcl #f municipality under the laws or ly 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon, 2:00 p.m Shrewsbury. County of Monmouth, continuing in a southtrljr direction Sew Jersey Roverntnp permanent wit: ' 4:00 p.m., Saturdays, Sundaya and after the forthcomlne Primary Eli"! Rallel Elnt House, Drummond Election Dfstrlct No. 3 l» hereof Btate of New Jerfley, will meet .. ion to tie held on Tuesday. June 2, Place. along ths rear ot Lots 21. 22, 23 and 24 eRlstratlon may register or transfer lerined and described as follows: BEGINNING st th* point where ths Mit».va eiceptea. Or at OommUslon Uie plflxfft hereinafter designated on la Block 58 on iald map and acroia with the Clerk of sutrt municipality at All that part of the Borough center Uns of Hancs Road lnleriect* of RtrlBtriUOTi Otrl». Hall ot Ttri- TUESDAY, JUNE 2. 1D70 District #T Butview Avenue and continuing alon he JI iinlcJna] Office, Main Street, the center line of Ridge Road, being _.J™ Main Btmt, Freehold. New Relief Unjine House, Drumraond Marlboro, New Jersey any time ui> to lummn east of the center 1'ne- ot between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and Notice ot Chans, of reMdenM or ths rear of Loti 2, 3, 4. 5, 6 and he Avenue of Two Elvers South and tha northerly boundary line of tht Jener, at any lime Seiween w«dne»- t.OO p.m. for Uie purpose of conduct- application for transfer . of reglslra- jMtct. in Block 11 on said (nap. and continu- and Including Thursday, April 23, 1B70. Borough of LlttlB Silver; thence (1) In day June 3. l$I0, and Iliurlday, Sep- ing the Primary Election for the tlon shall be made either by written Mitrlct #8 urine the following bourn: Monday tha center line.of the Avenue of Two s> westerly direction alone said north- 'embn 24, lftio. durlni tne following ing acrou fldvenfde Avenue and along through Friday from fl:30 a.m. to 4:30 River*. nomination of candidates. rpquest forwarded to Uli Mualclpa Union Fire House, Shrewabury the easterly lln* of Lot 2 and the rear erly boundary line of the Borough of lours: DailT 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Bald Primary Election wHI . Olerk or (he county Board of Elec- Avenue. l>.m., Saturdays 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 The potting place for the Third Little Silver to Its Intersection with Satardtyi™ Bnntoyi aj£!aii irr;i 24^ 19TO. A United States Senator from th« Union Fire House, Shrewsbury Creak; thencs (29) In a generally west' f:0O p.m. to 0:00 p.m. Or at Com- '1 ?"'%* "' •"« otUcr of the Mu- Avenue. missioner of ncKlstriiLlon *Officf, 2nd Rumion. th* Borough of Rsd Bank; the-nca (3) the remtraMonreiHtraBoh booVi will U closed State of New Jersey •rly direction alone the nlghwater Una Fourth Election District in a general northeasterly direction unui after Hie !ort£«wnln«; aenfrral A- Member of the Mousp of rtepre Ms Wet #jrj of Parker Creek to the westerly bound- loor. New Court House, Freehold. New 11 "• on Tuesday. No- River Street School, River Street erney, any time up to and Including: Election District No. 4 ta hereby da- along the easterly boundary line of Election to ll^, sentaliveii (3rd Congressional Dis ary ol tht Borough ol little 811v«i th* Borough of Red Bank to the potnt TO 3 l trict) of New Jersey. . District #11 and easterly boundary of the Borough tmPBd.iy, April 211, 1070, during the fined and described an follows: "Ne Mnnictpal A Member of (he Board of Chosen J;00 p.m. for tho purpose of conduct- the Borough of Little Silver and thi Hoad extended and the center line of tha center-line of Beekman Place and Slerk or tne County Board of Elec- FirJt Afd and Jlcscue Squad Build- Borough of Shr«w«tmry to the cent«i On Thursday. April 23, 1970,- the the center line of Eeekman Pitcs ex- >aJ freeholder* (one vear ..'..! ing the General ElecUon. ' registration books will tic closed until Kanco Hoad; on the north by tho cen- tion*, on fornui pro^fd »yt d Mu- term) for the County of Monmouth Said Oenerai Election will be tejj ' tng, on the cast Bldo of Spring Street tins of Sycamore Avenue; thence (27) ter line of Ridge Road *nd on the tended to the potnt at which It inter- nicipal Clerk or Board or by calling and for Uie following munldpa.1 of' »car Harding Boad. in a westerly direction along the cen- after tile forthcoming Primary Elec- sect! the center line of Poplar Ave- n person at tlie office ot Uie Mu- llceJ, viz: tion to be held on Tuesday, June 2, * by the center line or the Ave- ue extended; uence 14) aim In an Voters may call thfi Borough CJcrk ter Una of Sycamore Avenue to tha 1B7O. " Two Hirer* and the center .Iclpil Olerk or County Boxrd o( A Mayor for the full term of four at 747-5200, Municipal Building, 32 boundary of the Borough of Shrews- Of Two Riven and tha e BlecUons up to and Including Sep- ears. „ A Unltefl 8Ute» senator ttom tha Notice of change o[ reatdence or an- .- Of the Avenus of Two Rlvtrs easterly direction alon the center line State ot New Jersey. Monmouth Street, during bualncna bury; thence 123) In a northerly direc- Ilcatlan for transfer of registration Two Councilmen for lhe full term A Member of Uie House of Repre. hours from 9;09 a.m. tn 5:00 p.m. re- tion along the boundary ol tho Borough ml! be made either by wrltter) re- Southouh.. '. Poplar Avenu__ s an_d_ :enter line The following l« a description of Uie if three years each. ncfltativeM (3rd CongrewlonaJ District) garding Ihelr voting places and/or of Shrewsbury and the Borough of Lit- uest forwarded to the Municipal The palling place for the Fourth Pbplar Avenue extended to tha «*n- Election District In the Botouin ol Said Primary ElecUon will be held sf New Jersey. Election Districstric t Is TorresMafTorresMatfl School, r line ot Hance Road; thencs (B) In for the purpose of nominating person« fcny other voting Information. tle Silver to the northeasterly right-of- Clerk or the County Board of Elec- p Sea Brlmt and the polling place in A Member of the Board of Oioaen JOHN BRYAN, way of Xhtf ffew Ycrjc A Long Branch tions on forms provided by twJd Mu- orrest AAvenue , BltckpofnBlkft Road. southerly direction along the center same, to wit: of the re-tpeotive parties to ihe of' 'reehoiders (full tftrm) tw UncSun" Rumson. lot ot Hance Road to the potnt or flees Above mentioned and Alno tx Borough Clerk. Railroad; thence (29) In a northwester- nfcipal Olerk or Board or by oaliinr lhe tolling place lor tn« Borough elect one male and one female mem- V of Monmoutti ly direction along the northeasterly - poreon «t the office of (he Mu- Voters may call the Borough Cltrk place of BEGINNING. of Bea Bright Is located at th« Flu A Member of the Board of Ctioeen April 20, 21, 1370 S!»8.50 The polling place for the Third Klec- .er from each election district In the right-of-way of the New loj-k and Lonj . ^.pail Clerk or County Board of at 842-3300. Memorial Boraugh Hall, House, 1098 Beat Ocean Avenue. Sea {.rough of New flhrews'jurv a* reeholderB (one year uneitplretl Branch Railroad, be the distance whs, Ejections up lo and including April Rfrer Road, Rumson, during buitnesa Uon District fa the Knollwood School, erm) for the County of Monmoutit: nance Road. Bright, New Jersey. iemhera ot the Monmouth County ind for uie following iuunitUpal #f- it may to the point or place of Begin, hours from 0:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Voters may call lhe Borough Clerk executive committee for «ach of the [ices, viz: REGISTRY AND ELECTION nlng. The said Boards of RcRlstry a.nd aturdays from 0:00 a.m. to 12:00 ELECTION DISTRICT 4 two major political partita, (Rapubll NOTICE ElpiMlnn will rncet fin All mat part of the Borough of Fair at SU-0099, Borough Hall, 1009 East One Township Commltteeman (or DO HO I (ill II! 1,1. 11,f: SIIM1R oon, regarding his voting: place Ocean Avenue, Sea Bright, during can and Democratic). Polling place for this district la Bor< TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1970 and/or any other election information, awn bounded as follows; to wit: Notice Is hereby given that quali- t? fu)I (erm />/ three y&era. NEW JERSEY ouBh Hall, Prospect Avenue. iptwpcn the hours of 7:00 a.m. and BEGINNING at the point at whlcn uslncss hours from 0:00 am. t/i 4:00 Notice Is hereby given that quail* Notice 1« hcrchv Riven that the Pis- ALBERT A. KSJHR, JR. fied voters of the. Borough of New Second Election District 1:00 p.m. for the purpose ot conduct- the center line ot Poplar Avenue and •m. regarding his voting place »nd/or Ihrewsburyry, County of MonmoutMonmouthh. fled voter, of the TwriBtiin ot Shrews- trlcltt BoardBd s of ElectioElti n andd RegistrRit y BEGINNING at a point In the north- IJR tho General E(pctfon. "BotQUffr Clerk the center line of Poplar Avenue ex- ny other election lnformatl»n. mry. County of Monmouth. State M In and for the Roroush er Uttlc Safcl Genera! Election will be held April 20, 21, lC7f) I1O9.0O Kate of NePfew JerseJerseyy, no't alread" ~'~y reg New Jersey, not already regifttored ifl Silver, Counly of Monmouth. State of easterly rigtil-of-way line of tht Ntw ended intersects the center line ot MAHY LARSON. itered In Raiaaidr municipality und&r the York and Long Branch Railroad where In suld municipality for the puiiirnosi i acoe Roid; thence (1) In & westerly Borough ClerK laws of New Jersey„ ._governin. „g per •aid municipality under the laws ot New Jersey, will meet at tha places ot electing-: REGISTRY AND ELECTION direction along the tenter line of Fop- tfew Jersey governing permanent rer- hereinafter designated on the «imo (a Intersected by ths bound- A United States Bcnitor Erom NOTICE .prll 20, U 1W0 nent registratioregJ»traUon may registeregisterr KtraUon may reciiter or Instate* wlfii ' TUESDAY, JUNE 2. 1070 ary of ths Borough of Little Silver and State ot New Jersey. m Ihi BOROUGH OF FAIR HAVEV ir Avenue arid the center line ot ransfpr with the clerk ot said mu- he clerk of «aia municip«lity at her the Borough ol Red Bank; thence (1) 'opl&r Avenue extended to, Ita lnter- ilcipaljty at hlfl office. Borough Bulfd- between llio hours of 7:00 a.m. and A Member of tlip House of Renre- NEW JERSEY ection with the center line of Beek- n|t. 55fl Tinton Avenue, New flhreww- tfflce—residence. IU Belshaw A»«- fi:00 p.m. for tho purtwse Ol r.ondui't- running In a generally easterly and jntaLlvcs (3rd Congrcasional District) Notice Is hereby given that tha Bis- KECK iue, ShrcwHburv Township, Nevr Jer- ' ing Ihe Primary Election for the tan Place extended; thenct (2) still In »ury. New Jenex at any time up northeasterly direction along the bound- >f New Jersey. :rlct Boards of Election and Registry 1 westerly direction along the center o and includlnit Thur!"day, April 23, iey, at any time between Wednes- nomination of en ml I dates. ary of the Borough of Red Bank am A Member of the Board or Chnsen n and for the Borough of Fair day. June 3. 1970. and Itiuraday, Sep- • Said Primary Election will be held ita* of Beekman Placs and the center 970. during tin following hours: tember 24. 1970, durinj the following the Borough of Little Silver the varloui rop)io'(torn (tni\ term) for the Coun- laven. County oi Monmouth, line of Beelunaa Place extended to 1U tS ina' J Mlly 9:00 a.m. to t:30 p.m. Al«o !!r)n ' fluid,mild municipalitmunic y ror the purpose courses and distances to the loutherlj ' of Monmouth State of New Jersey, will meet at Township of lours: Daily 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.. of nominating ntersectlon with the easterly bound* Lppll 23. 1070, from 7:30 p.m. to 11:00 3atur(iayB. Sundays nnd Hoiidtvs ex- llns ot Ridge Road; thence (2) In an A Member of tlie Board of Ctinspn the places hereinafter designated on ry line oC ths Borough of Red Sank; >.m. Saturdays, Sundays anrl Holi- , A United Statesitcx SeSenaton r trom the easterly direction along the southerly r&($)Dl rtf>r3 (one VCTLT unexplrrd lays eiceptet). or at the commi-.- cflpt«d. Or at Commluloner ot "Reg- Btate of New Jersey. crmi for tho County of Monmouth. TUESDAY, JUNE 2. 1B70 thence (3) In a general northerly dl- Honer of Registration Office, Hall of (itmtfonOfHcr Hill of Rteorta, MaPn A Member of the House nf Koprc- lln* ot Ridge Road to the westerly Notice Is hereby piven that nuall- etween the hours or 7:00 a.m. and reotlon alons the easterly boundary Etrcet. Freehold. New Jency, it any lln* of Prospect Avenue; thence (3) in ot the Borough ot Red Banlc, to tecords, Main Street, Freehold, NPW me betwern WedneiKiay. Jun*. 3. •eiitallvcs (3rd Congressional Dls- crt voters o[ the Town.shlp of Marl- 1:00 p.m. for the purpose of conduct* the hourj j>f t7:Ci0 a m. and Jersey, at any time up to nnd In- tricU of New Jprflcy. L southeasterly direction along the iflro, County of Monmouth, State or ng the Primary Election for Ute Intersection with the Bputherly ehore »70, and Thurjday, BBptember 2i, A Member of the Board of Chosen jouthwestsrly line ot Prospect Avenue 'Jew Jornoy, not nlronrty rpRistorod nomination of cnnrtklntcs. .- ot the riavestnk (North Bhrowa- uding Thursday. April 23. 1070, dur- 197(1, durlni the folfowlnj hourn: Dul- Freeholders 'full term) Tor the Coun- to the intersection with the northwest- n /(aid murtlclpallty under the lawn lurr) Aiver; tbence (4) In * general ing the following hours: Dally 9:00 ,y 9;00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturday*, laid Primary Election will be held l.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays, iunday^ and Holiday! e see pled, ty of Monmoulh. erly line Of Rumson Road; theno* t nominating: irly shore line of the Naveilnk (North On Thursday, September 2i, WTO, Freeholders (one J'car unexplrert with the clerk of nalri municipality BrSrssA On Thursday, April 23. 1070, the northerly Una ot Rumson Roid to tht A United States Senator from th« JBhrewabury) River to 1U Intersection lity for the purpose •elatrftllon hookn will he rinsed until he rcffiitraUon books will be clooed trim) for thp County m Monmouth intersectfon of ths tisttrly Un* it Mntn Street, Ma-rlboro, TJrvr Jcr- Slate of New Jersey. _ with the center llm of Hanc* Road n said munlc intll aftar the forthcc«nin|[ Owieral and (or tho following mundolpaj of- tey, by contacting the Township tier Ihe forthcoming Primary Elfc- Jrancb Avanut; thenc* (5) across A Member of the House of Rtpre- extended: thence (6) In a souther!/ di- »enator from the ,ion to be held on Tuesday, June 2, SIpifWn to be held on Tuesday, No- Branch Avenue In a gemrMly southerly Jlerk, Or at Comnilflsloner of Regln- ientatlve.1 (3rd Oon&rcealonal DlitHcO rection along tb« center line ot H*nce ".'"^"^.} of Rep- embor 3, 1970. Two councilmen for the full t&rm ratlon orflce, Halt of Rtconte, Main load an! the center tin* of Hance »rd Congressional Dl!- .&70. Notice of change or residence or cf thrcf vofln oach. direction to the northeasterly comer of treet, Freehold, New Jeritey, at anv >r New Jersey. Notice «f chanite of residence or ippllcatlnn for trannfer o/ rejfiatra- A Member of the Boarrt of Chosen toftd extended to the point or plfcce JJ ee>> ,>pll cation for transfer of reKlfitra- SaM Primary Bleclion will be hold Lot «. In Block 38 oa the Tax Map; Ime botweoo 'Wednesday, Juno 3, of BE a IN NINO. mbTof tne Board of chosen ion shall be made either bv written for the purpose of nominating persona thence (6) In a generally welter ly di- 170, and Trmrnday. Septemhpr 24. 'reeholders (full term) for the Ootin- crs Hull tterm) for the Coun- lon shall ne mnde either by written •equest forwarded to lite Municipal of the respective parties to tho of- rection along the boundary of the First ftTO, durlnff the following hours: t of Monmoutii. equest forwarded to the Municipal 'lerk or the County Board of Elee- fh'cH abnve menUonert and also to Election Diitrict the various courses >ally D;0D a.m. to 4:30 p.m., 9a-tur- A Member of UIB Board of Chosen The polling ' plae* tor the Fourth ?lerk or the County Board of El^c- lons, on forms provided by said Mu* VMe^'eTof'th. Board of Oh.sel na loiu on forms provided by said Mu- elect one male and one female 'mem- and distance! to the northeasterly right lays, Sundays and Holidays excepteri. 'reeholders {one yea-r unexplred Blectlon District la the Knollwood •reeholJera (one year ™«P r» iclpal' Clerk or Board or by calllni ber trom flarh elut'Uon district In tha arm) for the County of Monmoulh School, Hance Road. ilolpal dork or Board or by calling i person at the office of the Mu- of-way ltne of ths New York and Long On TJiurflda.v. Senlemrier 24, 1970, and for the following municipal ot- erm) for Hie County of Monmouih. In person at the office of the Mu- Boroug^ h- of Lltlle Silve-- r a:.3 Members Branch Railroad line* where the aarrti e roElstratlon books will be closed ELECTION DISTRICT 5 in™W the following municipal ot- nicipal clerk or county Board of nicipal Clerk or County Board ot Elec- of the Monmouth County ^^v^u^,Executiv. ve A Mayor for the full term of four All that part of the Borough of Fair tions up U and Including September CitCommittet e fof r each of tthh e two ma- •s Intersected by the northerly line of mtil after- Uie forthcoming QBneral elections up to and Including April £>r political parties, (nepubllcan and .-. -_oce (7) la A north- Election ta be held on Tuesday, No- [aven' bounded as follows; to wit; "one"Township Commltteeman for J 1970. westerly direction along the northeast* cmbe.r 3. 1970. Two CouncHmen for tho full term BEGINNING at th« point wheia full term of.three j«f The Mid Boardi of Registry ind The follnwlnir ti a description of tht ' Democratic), Notice of chanfie or reaidence or r>f three years each. iter ltne oi Kemp Avenue Intersects lection District In Uie Tewsihlp of Notice Is hereby riven that quali- erly right-of-way line of the New York Said Primary Election will be held llectlon will meet on irowibiiry and the polling plut In fied voters or tho Borough at Lit- and Long Brwoh Railroad, be the dis- iipllritlnn for transfer of reRislra- < center line of Ridge Road, belhi TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1970 tance what It may to the point or !on shall be made cither "jy written or the purpose of nominating per- northerly- boundary ltne of the >elween the houra of 7:(» a.m. and tmt, to wit: Vc 811 vrr. County of Monmouth, rquest forwarded to the Municipal Kins ot the respective parties to the orough. ot Runuon; .thence (1) ta a (Stale o( New Jersey, not already TCR- pls.ee of Beginning. >{flces above mentioned and also to 00 p.m. for the purpose of conduct- The polling place far ths Townihtp iflterert In mU\ municipality under the tlerfc op the County Hoard of EIPC- resterly direction along said northerly ig the General Election. shrewBbury in the Vail Horn* U«*t- Polling pjaca for this district it the on.i,' on forma provided by said Mu- lect one male and one female mem- toundarjr line of the fioroufh of Rum- Salt! Oenert) Klpctlon will he heM lawn of New .Jersey povcrnlna perma- :IT)»1 Clerk or Board or by calling >er from ea£h election district In the j noom. St Barkfr Avenue. nent rrtgiflt ration mny rogWor or Fire Houso on Prospect Avenue. 1 ion to Ita intersection with the center n nftld municipality for tht purpose votera mar call the Township Cltrk Tlilrd Elrcllon Olatrlct person nt the office of the Mn- lorouph of Fair Haven as Memb&ra s of Fair Haven Road; thence; ~* ' electing: transfer with the clerk of Bald mu- Ipal Olerk or County Board .of r the^ Monmouth County Executive CornmlUee°for°each ofUthe two major 542-0675, 111 Belihaw Avenue, r!t;lp;Hltv nt hfs office BorouRh Hall, BEGINNING at. • point In trtt fommlifee (of each of the, two m«- a northerly direction alonr Uie <- ~ A United states Senator (rom the -w-fbury Township, durlny bustneai 1 irly line of LltUa Silver Point Road .,Motions uj> to and Including Sep- ir line of Fair Haven Ro&d and tht wfflloal parties, (Republican and Btate of New Jersey. rogpect Avenue, Little Silver, New ;mber 24, 1070 ir political parties, (Republican and rs from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., omcy, at any lime up to and . In- where the earns 1« Intersected by the lemooratlc). •liter line ot Fair Haven Road ex- :t A Member of (he House of Rep- f The voting placed of anrl in the U BMiiby »'»en Uiat puall- •MentttlvM (3rd Congressional Dls- cninR« from 7:00 p.m. lo 8:00 p.m. cluding Thursday, April 23, W10, flur- westerly line of Parker Avenue' South; 'ownship of Ma/rlbom ure as fallows; Notice Is hereby given tbflt quail- wided , to ihb southerly jfiora ot tht (girding hla voting i>Uc« and/or any tnfi the following hours: Dally 0:00 lavwtnk (North Shrewibury) River: 1tier*, of Bie Township of :rtct> of Nfw Jersey. thence (1) in an eaiterly direction ELECTION DIBTRIOT #1 led voters of the Borough of FaJr Af*\r Coui\tv of MonmouuTi i A. M^n^_*_)t>r of thp RoArd nf Phnsen her altetion Information >•> "" ».m. to 5:00 p.m., Saturdays 0:00 n.m. along the south*rly line of Little Silver IJheny ciraiuce Hull. Main St. Ittven. County or. Monmouth, State of met (3) In a louthearteilv, direction , New Jersey, not already reg- to ]l;00 Sundays ond Holidays Point Koad to Its Intersection with thi few Jersey, not already rtclrtftred jar the swathe?)? shore #»• ef th* „, In saJd municipality under the reeholders (full term) for the County MRS. ANNS BWITEK. excepted.'"Ki; Or at Com ml B sinner of KtECTlON DISTRICT #1 laveslnk (North flhnwrfbuTy) River f Monmouth. . Township Clerk westerly line ot seven Bridges Road; Robertsville Flrehoase. Roqte-52D n said municipality under Ui« laws of New Jersey governing perma- A Member of lhe Board of Chosen IteKlfltratlon Office,, Hall of RecordB, thence <2) In a southerly "direction >f New Jersey governing permanent Ita Intersection with th* ceHer list UlWl reglstratlon may reftlstpr or prli 20. 51. 1970 " Main Street, Freehold. Now Jersey, ELECTION DISTRICT #3 •egistratlon may register or truurcr OlUesple Avenue extended;- Shfnci tSKefei with ths clerk of said mil- reeholdcr* tone year unexpirwl kt'any time up to find Inciudlnj; Tiiiira- along the westerly Jlnt of Sevan Bridget Sfarranvllto inStpeaSmt Flieaou* erra) for the Coun(y *f Monmouth rtoad to a point marked by an erten- 1 wttfi the clerk of said munfcipallty nlotolllty it his office—R.l>. 1, Con- :00 p.m., Saturdays 3unday» and Two Oouncllmen for the lull ttrm ELECTION niSTRICT #5 •r line of River Road; theoce (fl) la if threa yean each. feglahraUon bnoKS will hn closed until end continuing In ligenartllje r southerly Bobfrtnlllr Hrhool, Union HID Road ».m. Also Tuesday. April 21, 1W0, and n easterly direction along th* can* lodflays excepted. Or at commission- •Her Ihe. forthcoming Primary Elec- anda itmthwesterlloumestrlyy aiddirectio r n__ following "hursday, April 23. 1B70, from 7:00 er of Registration Office. Hall of Notice is hereby riven that quail- ELECTION DISTRICT #(! ter line of River Road to its irtteraec led voters *f the Borough of New tion to ba held on Tuesday, June 2, the ahore line of Town Keck Creek and Marlboro I'lrohonVeFlroh . MnlrMinT StS . p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Saturdays, Sundays Uconto, Main Street. Freehold.,New In The .nd Holidays encepteri. Or at Com- tlon with the center lln* of Urn Place Jersey, at anj " - " ' irewsbury. County of Monmouth, Parker Creek to s, point where the Voters may call lhe Townahlp Clerk extended; thence (6) In a southerly _at« ot New Jersey, not already reg- • Notice of, .cfcangB of reftfdene> or First Election District Intersects the nlsstoner of Registration Office, Hall fcpplfcation for transfer of registra- t 462-OOH), Municipal Office, Main t Records, Main Street, Freehold, ractlon along the center line of Kim sluding murstfi stered In «ald munldpaJJty under the tion Biiftil he mndo cither bv written northerly shore line of Parker Creek; itrect, Marlboro, during bun I ness Tew Jersey, at any time up, to and ln- Place extended; thence (6) in a south- Ing U)e follow] :00 awi of New Jersey govtrninc per- quest forwarded to Uie AlunJcipal thence (4) in a northerly direction toura from 0:30 a.m. to 4;3O p.m. ludlnv ThunAiy, April 20, 1070, dur- \r direction alone the eanttr Una of a-m. p;m Saturdays, Sun- manent reeistraUon may register or Daily erk or the County Board of Eloc* •lonong tht e easterlasteyy linl e ol thee FFirst t BlaoBo- egardlng his voting place and/or ig the following hours: Daily 9:00 llm place and the eemw Un* or Kim Aya and fioMd*yi ejeepted- ransfer wllh Lbe clftrk of iald mu* ns an forma provided by Bald Mil- tot n DistricDititt t o UiUee southerlsouthrly llnll* 01 my other election Information. L.m. to-<:30 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays. lact extended to tht center lln* ol On Tnurmay. April a, 1STO, Uie ilrtptMty at his office, Borough Build- :lpal Clftrk or Board or by calling Little Silver Point Road and Ute point uid Hotldayji eicented, rejrlatraUoo boob win V« closed imtll ng. 5W TInton AVMUC, New Bhr«w«- 1 MILDRED F- AOKBRMAN mow Street; thenc* a> In 1 weaUr- titter Un (orttioomlDK Primuy Etec- mry. New Jersey, at any timt bt. - "-- office of tha Mu* or place of Battening. r dtrMtioo alonr th* cuter line of County - Polling place ror toil TOTroaUp on Thurflday, April 58,, 1S70, ths £n to ba beld oa Tuuday, Junt 2, ween Wadneaday, June a. idro, and Register PttUtaf puc'toi tou fliitnot u Bt pm 20. A 1970 5TT5 •sitstftaUoQ bcoiu will bf doted U*U mow strtet ta iu tnunactioa wtm Thuriday. Septan bsr 21. 1S70 during 14 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BAM-MIDDLETOWN, N- li TUESDAY, APRIL 21,1970 DWVEB FINED *M LONG BRANCH - In JudgJudge Stanley Cohen toed Long Branch Drag,Traffic Casfes Aired Municipal Court yesterday, MMm LONG BRANCH - James charge for possession of a hy- found guilty «f drunken driv- Henry M. Otey of 154 Third R. Sessoms of 113 Anelve podermic syruige. ing and driving without a li- Ave. was found guilty of driv- cense in possession April 2. ing with fictitious plates. DIAMONDS Ave. Neptune, waived pre- A charge for possession of a legend drug without a pre- He was also found guilty of and On Farm Subsidies liminary hearing in Munici- scription on Dec. 15 was dis- driving without his license in pal Court on three narcotics missed for lack of evidence possession March 20. He wiU Estate Jewelry WASHINGTON-Rep. James water continue to be polluted paid to millionaire farmers is charges. against Howard B. Goodrich serve 53 days in jail in lieu END DENTURE MISERY J. Howard, DiN.J., in a speech and while our cities decay, an excellent place to start," He is charged with posses- of Point Pleasant. of $2«5 in fines. BOUGHT prepared for delivery on the •liie United States government Mr. Howard said. Individual gems and es- floor of the House yesterday, continues to pour millions of sion of heroin, possession of In traffic cases, Paul A. He was also given a 40-day KJITJ Mr. Howard has contended Cartier of 437 Sairs Ave. was suspended jail term for un- KltlK! renews his fight to place a dollars in farm subsidies to that non-essential spending a hypodermic needle and use tate jewelry can be dis- ceiling on farm subsidies paid wealthy farmers," Mr. How- should be cut back, that pro- of. heroin on March 5. Judge lawfully taking an auto- creetly turned into cash to wealthy fanners by the De- ard charged. grams such as air and water Statistical Association mobile. wm. Stanley Cohen continued bail at Reussilles'. partment of Agriculture. "The Congress has an obli- !c pollution control, aid to edu- pending action of the Mon- Will Meet Friday Gerald J. Cartier of Berdan (JGrtrt* p!"' DENTURITE Our reputation and pro- "While our consumers are gation to cut back on non- cation and mass transporta- Place was fined $30 for driv- Wfitj loose dentures in 4w minj forced to pay higher and high- essential spending, and the mouth County Grand Jury. HAZLET - The Sixth Mon- mtj. This "Cushion of Comfort fessional Integrity are tion should be fully funded. ing without his license in er prices, while our air and outrageous farm subsidies A charge of possession of mouth conference on statis- tises sore gum».Youe« tnything. your assurance of a "The Agriculture Appropri- possession and for failure to Liugh, talk, eteo sneeie without ations bill also includes many heroin on iftarch 5 against tics and quality assurance, cmbunsunent. No more food register his vehicle. William proper and true evalua- worthwhile projects, but the Malcolm Howard of 371 Gar- co-sponsored by American particles under plaits. field Court was referred to D. Van Brunt of 490 Atlantic DENTURITE laso for months. tion. farm subsidies to wealthy Statistical Association and Ends daily bother of powder, farmers should be eliminat- the prosecutor's office. Ave. was fined $20, and Stan- paste or cushions, lust remote ed," Mr. Howard said. Phillip Busso of 270 Belle- Monmouth College will take ley J. Wabisky of 55 Melrose when refit Is needed Tasteless. Reussilles' place in Holiday Inn, Rt. 35, OdorlesfcMoney bickgnirtnte*. Mr. Howard said the bill ville Ave., Belleville, was Ter., $25, both for careless At all drug counters. 38 BROAD AT THE CLOCK for fiscal year 1971 has no found innocent of a Feb. 25 Friday at 9 a.m. driving. ' yet been scheduled for floor action, but that when it is he would join with Rep. Paul Findley, R-lll., in a biparti- san effort to limit farm sub- sidy payments to $20,01)0 a year. "This is," Mr. Howard said "a government based on the wishes of the majority of the population, and when a mere 4 per cent of our rural popula Do you put a tion is receiving a wtiopping one-uhird of all the subsidy payments—I wonder whether we are really being represen- HEARTY EFFORT — A check for $13,000 is presentee' tative of the people," Mr, to George J. Barrel, administrator of Monmouth Medi- Howard said. cal Center, Long Branch, by Mrs. Harold Kaye, cen- In the past, despite efforts higher price on an ter, president

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LAKERIDGE AREA LINCROFT AREA OCEAN AREA Here are five suggestions from the Plumbing - Heating- . 566-0606 671-2229 741-2325 || Cooling Information Bureau. 1. Replace old sink with a KEANSBURG - MIDDLETOWN two-or three-bowl type to mul- tiply its simultaneous uses. •• NATIONAL BANK 2. Check faucets, and replace CALL ANYTIME if necessary. New models are virtually leakproof. KEANSBURG MIDDLETOWN Church aid Con Ave. 3. Consider a faucet aerator. King* Highway Auto-Lawn • 24 HOURS It creates multiple bubbles in water, causing soap to suds up LINCROFT CHAPEL HILL For people who have better things A DAY! faster, easier. It saves water, N«wma« Spriagi Real too. Shopping Ctnter to do than fake care of a /awn. • 7 DAYS 4. Get a spray attachment. PHONE One. with a flexible stainless PORT MONMOUTH (All ptflesi) BELFORD A WEEK! steel hose is now available. Ron* 3*. near Mala Strati 787-0100 UouirdvllU head i Auto-Lawn of .America, |ne.1S7O I 5. Replace old drain plug with la' "remote control" stopper ln- Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation J'stalM next to the faucet. t • • ' . -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETWN, N. I.: TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1970 19 Every Day Can Be a Silver Jubilee With 'Sterling' When you come to think of every woman's list of "most- It doesn't take a silver anni- has increased. His wife has great deal more confidence than ably want to take her husband balance of the place setting Ifruit or melon spoons that are _,— ._ __* L. —>!„ ... pieces. It's a good idea, too, delightful and welcome ad- it, there's a good reason for wanted" anniversary presents — versary to make a woman want more time for entertaining, in earlier years. along to get his reaction, too. a set of sterling for her table to look at several of the serving twenty-fifth or not! along with the experience to No matter how self-assured After all, he will be using the ditions to sets of solid silver. sterling flatware to be on almost ... but it certainly helps! she may be-in her choice pf silver nearly as much as his pieces, winch are often the! entertain easily and well. This The 1,200,000 women who are design, ifs important for her wife, and will appreciate Seing handsomest ones in sterling expected to celebrate their is the time she's apt to take to,pick up and feed the actual consulted. Both should be happy sets. CHUCK HARDING Says: a second look at her tableware sterling before she makes her with the sterling — not only These serving pieces are gen- twenty-fifth anniversary in 1970 Children are always welcome ... we have a new married during the last year and think, "Why not sterling?" final selection. And she'll prob the pattern, but the weight and erally the most-wanted items play area and baby sitter on Saturdays. of World War H Clfances are If she's never owned solid of all by women who may have acquired little more than a suf- that they not only missed out silver at all, the decision to s. SPECIAL. on a "tig wedding with all the ficient number o£ sterling place buy can bring her as much Furnish Your Home settings when they married. The trimmings, but failed to acquire pleasure as any bride. She may ROCK GARDEN cream or sauce ladle, butter 75 many of the beautiful things even''enjoy it more, for she's for their table as well. The able to "savor'J the selection serving kniffe, tablespoon and PLANTS With Future Dreams sugar spoon are all indispensa- demands of a growing family of her sterling without being CASH N' CARRY 3 ble additions to a table set with may have further, postponed Concerned with the manifold Furnish your home with hopes gather. Ensure adequate light these "luxury" purchases. solid silver place setting pieces. SPECIALIZING IN: LANDSCAPE DESIGNINGV UP, decisions which the bride-to-be and dreams and you'll never for the pianist, such as from Twenty five years, however, must make. And there are many other items SODDING, BRICK PATIOS, RAILROAD TIE WALLS. regret it," says Joan Haber, indirect ceiling lamps or wall in sterling which add additional makes a big change in any At this stage, too, she knows one of Manhattan's top interior beauty and convenience to sit- family. The children groto, the her own mind and her own sconces. For compact-size designers. down or buffet meals: the jelly BUCKLIN PLANT MARKET major household furnishings are tastes, and is able to make She advises homemakers that apartments with a sizable al- all bought, the husband's income her' pattern selection with a server, cheese serving knife, flat PHALANX ROAD 741-0990 UNCROFT the best way to choose decor cove, Joan Haber suggests a server, and pierced tablespoon that will satisfy you for a long smaller vertical piano style to are among them. And, of course, One Country Mile Past tlie Lincroft Traffic Light time is to "lie back and day- save space. (Baldwin makes there are those special place- dream of the things you really OPEN: MORNINGS and ALL DAY SATURDAY find pleasing as a personal one.) paradise — a moonlit beach, To make the piano the family HEADQUARTERS the balmy tropics, snowcapped fun center, keep a few low- mountains, a fall landscape, priced musical instruments whatever. Then think what are nearby, such as guitar or FOR the best colors for these and harmonica. Then people of all apply them to your interiors." ages can join in even though Living-rooms in particular they aren't professional. Let need the best thought one can others try a few chords on Hie POWER give. They are home for the piano for fun. PAVEUNG entire family, states the attrac- Never pile articles atop the tive designer, who once tackled piano, this can deaden the MONMOUTH MOWERS the tough job of decorating the town house of Franklin Roose- sound. For smokers, place an • SERVICE velt, Jr. ashtray close by to avoid ciga- —JUST ARRIVED — "Too often the living-room is rette burns. Use stemmed BUILDING not lived in. The family should glasses at parties, even GENUINE VC PANELING • SALES gather there and do things to- stemmed jelly glasses for kids. gether that add warmth and CENTER Lawn mowers are our only business! Here you'll pleasure. Music is perfect for They're not as apt to leave find the top brands of guaranteed quality mow. this. A piano can draw the rmgs- •r* for home or professional use. We back up family together. This is impor- Hang personalized wall deco- what we sell with service by factory trained tant now when so much activity rations near the piano to add mechanics. is away from home." intimacy. If someone in the Indeed, more and more, Joan family paints or sculpts, place AGENTS FOR Haber finds that young, active their works nearby so that families buy pianos as the first everyone will enjoy the family YAZOO purchase after a home and car. talents. Often she finds herself giving MURRAY more and more advice about If adults want to play the PENNSYLVANIA pianos and their care, which piano while the children sleep, she is glad to share: wall-to-wall carpeting and JACOBSEN After the home is decorated draperies absorb the sound. 5 BEAUTIFUL 95 to your "hopes and dreams As a final tip, Joan Haber choose the piano carefully. "A advises, "A piano is a lovely 4xB way to bridge the generation WOODGRAIN FINISHES 3 SHEET good piano is like a diamond, COMPLETE it can go anywhere. Wood gap." s MOWER REPAIR SERVICE tones blend with other furnish- 4x8 JAVA WALNUT .„.«:«_ 5' ings no matter the color scheme. New Brochure Gives W* rtpoir and iharpei ivery mak» mower . . As to-period and style, the Whatlitr yours netdi |uir a tune-up or a complete Baldwin Company offers a wide Home Decor Tips •veriiauli we us. 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ADD-ON POOLS you begin to feel tired. 24 MECHANIC ST. 741-4060 RED BANK When important jobs such as tion the energy) out of planned painting, building, and decorat- projects. By following these sensible 1400 HWY. 35, MIDDLETOWN are scheduled, one of the tips, you'll be able to accomplish an annoying head cold all your goals at a relaxed pace should pop up at the time you which won't tire you out wi- 150 ft. south of SEARS 671-0808 ll set aside to devote to home necessarily while that head cold improvements, the solution is runs its course If you can to approach the project sensibly. First of aU, to get relief from those annoying cold symptoms, try a cold product to lessen fertilize, reseed, the sneezing, relieve the sniffles, soothe the aches and pains and allow you to continue with your What comfortable aerate, and decorating projects in relative comfort. firmness is all about Next, schedule your day so that you conserve as much roll your lawn strength and energy as possible. Some tips on living through a SEALY bout with the common cold when important plans are pressing for include: POSTUREFEDICl -Start later in the day than Come on in and comfort- originally planned. You'll feel better after a good eight to test the one mattress that's nine hours sleep. firm without being hard... luxurious without being soft —Budget your time so that Makes you feel great b the you can stop and rest in between chores. morning, too, because Fosturepedic promises "no —Work for set amounts of morning backache from time and then stop. sleeping on a too-soft mattress" -Take frequent "liquid Designed in cooperation with breaks" for fruit juices, water, leading orthopedic surgeons for you must be a machine soups, milk, etc. -Accept the fact that the job comfortably firm support. will take longer than planned. 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Once there's a leak or Sealy's Nationally Advertised break in inferior piping, de- $ 95 ANNUAL "GREENSKEEPER CARE" PROGRAM structive roots will invade it 79 toiattress now reduced SPRING UTE SPRING SUMMER FALL and clog the line, notes the Plumbing-Heating - Cooling In- . Power »entlon • Power Airatim • PowrAirattoi TO ONLY • PovmrRotllnf • Power Rolling • Power Rolling • Pom Rolling formation Bureau. • FeriillDtlMBS-15-JO) • Fertilization • FertltallonSJXUF Cleaning out clogged lines can J1i (25-15-10) • Fertilization (25-15-10I PrrEmsrienctCnt • Fertilization • Fungus Crnlroj • RBjeedlng— be a complex and expensive Grass Control 38% UF • Weed Control • Weed Control proposition, depending, of Grub Proofing uffy" and tools of a plumbing con- cushioning, superb comfort. Take advantage tractor, is cutting out the roots of this very special reduced offer-new low with a flexible auger that can prices on modern sizes, top! 842-2519 - 741-3647 be reeled into, the lines. ' The contractor also has sp& MODERN SIZES ALSO REDUCED - '. W)i»'AffiJ!V/JW*i»Jl!^ cial root solvents that can be 60x80" Queen Size 2-p« set $169.95 < V. !• flushed through the lines to re- 76x80" King Size 3-pe. set S259.9S tard further growth.

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PHONE 7414400 FREE PARKING IN REAR WEST FRONT -THE DAILY REGISTEB, BED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N. I' TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1970 22 • : : Everybody Aids Club's Project The Pahama City, Fla., gar- Newspapers and r a d i o - T V Fix-Up Can be FastForBrohmWimfow outlets supported the movement, •- • - . ... . ' __J umiinA •>a4a den club was nominated for a above the thickness of the sheet door frame and repalce retain- Keep America Beautiful national and a new anti-litter ordinance Need a fast repair job for 1) Purchase a .125" (%'ab award in 1969 for its total- was passed by the city council. broken storm-door window? thick sheet in a size as clos to prevent chipping. Hold the ing clips. If firmer retensiot community efforts. A new do-it-yourself technique as possible to the storm doc sheet down firmly when cutting is required, use small wood ot Students competed in an antianti- Windowss will come clean helps homeowners to make the window opening. Keep in mi and do not force feed. rubber wedges, or replace ex- emergency repair in less than that the sheet should have ^ litter poster contest, merchants faster and stay clean longer 3) Sand the sawed edges by isting clips with spring tension an hour, with an acrylic sheet. clearance on both sides and i hand with medium-grit (60-80) donated advertising time and if you moisten your lint-free clips, available at hardware cut prices on paint, repair ma- cloth with glycerine; dry them Plcxiglas acrylic sheets are top when installed to allow fi paper. terials and plants. with wadded newspaper. newly available througg h gglass thermal expansion. 4) S stores. paint, wallpaper and building 2) If the sheet require supplppy outlets. trimming to required size, usi The acrylic sheets need no a sabre or hand jig saw wit! framing. Lightweight, with no at least 14 teeth per inch. Gui< GREEN ACRE'S GIFT sharp edges, they can be han- the saw along a straight edgi dld easily and safely. Clear A band saw may be used wit transparent, they resist at least 10 teeth per inch, • • • m beaufiiuf lawn weather and discoloration. circular saw with at least To glaze a storm door window teeth per inch is also ideal fi TOMORROW'S HEIRLOOMS openingi , follofllw thesth e iinstruct - straight cutting. tions: Set the blade height slight! Solve Your Lawn Problems at ... CERUONE'S and the Leisure to Enjoy It Hate crabgrass? WOULD YOU BELIEVE . . . THIS WAS A GARAGE? wAdviee to Lawn Lovers' Now * bright and sunny garden room, thanks to the You can lick ugly crabgrass before •homemakers' use of three inexpensive materials: free- it starts this year—and save money This h a look to live with— Ttli y«or pur your lawn carei ailde. Green Acre Lawnservlce standing louvered screens, a fabric wall at rig'ht, and in the process. 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A thicker, greener, health- of charming upholstered pieces by Harden. your questions and render any additional service needed during ier lawn without crabgrass this The delightful fabrics will enchant you. Ml regular check backs. Join hundreds of other satisfied iown- Way to 'Suspend? Noise summer. Cone ia, look over our groups of Harden levers In Monmouth County who prefer Green Acre services Americana solid cherry furniture—to live with •hove all (then. Do nsl delay — call us today for FREE A suspended acoustical ceiling wiring and ductwork. The exist- todty, tomorrow, and the many lomorrowi to come. SMMIMIO* or estimate. No obligation. installs quickly, easily and help ing ceiling does not even have 5,000 sq. ft. bag 14.95 a do-it-yourselfer put new luxury to be level, and Fiberglas panels in any room. can be cut with a knife. No 2,500 sq. ft. bag 7.95 Interior Decorating Service "Extra" To modernize a room, th preliminary carpentry work is needed. •anus discount coupon for lawn tprlnkler, hole or garden acces- new ceiling can be lowered t MISS VERA BUONO sories available to each new customer. any height or can be installei Panels are supported by self- within two inches of the existing locking metal framing members Associate Interior Decorator that snap together to form a authorized ceiling. dealer Spring Introductory Offer grid system. The grid is sup- In a basement gameroom, foi ported by heavy gauge wires Custom Collected Early REPAIR WINTER DAMAGE example, the suspended ceiling attached to the ceiling above. Seed (full seeding) can cover overhead plumbing, The lightweight panels have American Furniture Power Aerate Fertilize 45-5-10 C per. a tough, washable vinyl facing Power Roll and are available in several CERLIONE'S •vrtllln 20-10-10 1sq. ft. CORNELIUS GOB& fc •rtib-Preof Spof Weed Control SPRING decorative patterns in 2' x 2' and 2' xi' sizes.' GREENHOUSES Materials and Labor Included Plus new beauty, the system ON ROUTE 34 01-1171 CLEANING (bet. Holler & Mlddletown) adds new quiet. Fiberglas Hwy. Ample Parkin, In Rear acoustical panels absorb up to DAILY TO S - FRIDAY TO I TURF BUILDING PROGRAM— 85 per cent of noise striking the surface, according to tests Keep your lown green and beautiful all year long. y Owens-Corning Fiberglas SPRING LATE SPRING 'orporation. Measure the room carefully. Seed Complete Weed Control Dimensions may vary from wall Ftrtilli* 20-10.10 2nd Pre-emergent wall. 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I • . -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. J.i TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1970 23 Wine Racks Can Be Decorative Chests and Cabinets HideMultitudeofUses American women have an bright,, useful areas. Her magic fortable chair, for example, will When company is around, thef Take awine^rack ... Vineyards, the century-old pro-into a wine rack. While this rack", put the wines meant for undisputed lead over their tool multi-purpose a c-Sb e n t transform a useless corner intnto dry sink will double as a com- counterparts across both oceans Use it as a unique wall-hang- ducers of' premium California represents the ultimate in deco- immediate consumption. In {his chests and cabinets proportioned a quiet retreat for reading and pact bar or server. ; ing In the dining room, living wines, this new emphasis on rating with wine, it also under- group go white wines like in the fields of ingenuity and planning the weeks's activities. With the American woman's idaptability. to fit into tight wall spaces. loom or den as an alternative using wine racks for.decorative scores that versatility and the Emerald Dry, Pinot Blanc and An added bonus of the dry sink special talents and manufacture to the perennial bookshelves. One furniture manufacturer, is the shortage space it affords. purposes is part of America potential of the wine rack. Chablis as well as some reds, These characteristics can be ers' versatile designs, ever/ Decorate your entire base- new l°ve affair with wine. Mon If you're just starting your roses and a bottle of Brut strikingly noted in any modern Kemp Furniture Industries, is For example, when silver hol- especially aware of the home- square foot of precious space ment around it. and more families are startint wine cellar, vintners recom- Champagne for extra special dwelling, where that old bugaboo low, and special-occasion china- maker's decorating dilemmas. can be programed for com- Turn it into the base of a their own home wine cellars; mend starting on a more modest occasions, — lack of space — has brought ware aren't being used, they can and, rather than keeping their scale with a pair of inexpensive Your two wine racks can be out the American homemaker's Storage pieces from the firm's be stashed in the two-doored ca- fortable living and maximum table or include it as an integral American Settler" collection, module of your wall storage stocks hidden in the traditional but sturdy wine racks that hold placed just about anywhere in air for adaptability and lnven Jinet for orderly housekeeping. storage. "cave," they're showing ofi twelve bottles each. Choose the your living room, dining area, ion. which features authentic colo- unit. nial era design, are beautifully Let it stand on your side board their collection in attractively attackable type, that can be re playroom or kitchen as long In particular, she can be designed wine racks and stands painted later. 'These will give adaptable to a woman's deco- or hutch as a handsome accent as the spot is shaded and kept :redited with converting odd that hold anywhere from two you the greatest degree of fles at a fairly constant tempera- rating and homemaking needs piece. ihaped nooks, dark corners and as well as her budget require Combining good looks with to two hundred bottles. One New ibility as your cellar grows. ture. Paired together and ither lost living space into ments. A dry sink and a com function and versatility, wine "Yor k City interior designer, for In one rack, store the premi- covered with a piece of wood, SPRING CLEANING? racks are shaping up as 1970's example, recently -did a room um table wines that are meant glass or marble, they can even Number One decorative acces- for a client in which an entire for opening and drinking six make an attractive table while LEAVE THE TOUGH PART TO US sory. According to Paul Masson dining room wall was turned months or a year from now. later, as your cellar grows, they This could include Paul Masson an be stacked together witn JUST PHONE FOR OUR TOTALLY Rubion, Rhine Castle, Cabernet others to cover an enjire wall . •. come to NEW HOUSE CLEANING SERVICE Sauvignon, Pinot Noir and or make a distinctive free- LAWN Gamay Beaujolais. In the other standing unit. 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With the fabulous timer, infinite rotary controls self-cleaning oven you just set which give unlimited settings FERTILIZERS the controls and latch the door. for any need. The new model Slip in the panels from the is available in harvest, avocado, upper oven, the unit reflector white and coppertone. Becker HARDWARE 197 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank (comer Catherine St.) 747.0465 Open Daily 8 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.; Fri. 'HI 9:00 6ARDENIN6MU -KI

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• V. -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1970 25 Putting OH Hajypy Face Putting on a h^ppy face - tinuous upkeep for the outside for the home,*«tterior — is, of his home • ., nowadays,;as easy as savins, ; "siding." . Sl Stone, brick and simulated MARINE LUMBER masonry sidings add a rustic Where once the pare of the look. house outside was a burden to ... has the largest selection the homeowner, now siding Advantages of these new, makes it a blessing — because easy-care sidings are color se- there's no, or little, care. lection, weather and fire resist- of wall paneling With easy-to-care - for, mod- ance, low cost installation. Most ern - material sidings of mineral offer concealed nailing. fibers; aluminum, asbestos Attractive siding improves on the coast . •. cement and solid vinyl, the appearance and increases 100 Varieties homeowner can be freed of con- value. to choose from Birch -Mahogany • More Than 14,000 Families Enjoy Walnut - Knotty Pine • Give a Gift... KITCHEN MASTERS Knotty Cedar - Oak [that will always be remembered i GAS KITCHENS $099 • Plastic Flowers FROM China Flowers • Silk Flowers ALL PRE-FINISHE2O Wrought Iron and Wood Accessories ALL 4' x 8' SHEETS • Candles Many other Unusual Gijts of Distinction

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JERRY BUCK educational or media innova- cognitive skills among these ing and dealing with prob- NEW' YORK (AP) - tion is preposterous. children. The pupil feels he "Sesame Street" is the most "Memorization of numbers lems. knows something worth There have been other crit- B WCBS-TV Q WNEW-TV WOR-TV © WNDT-TV widely acclaimed television and letters — which 'Sesame knowing and this is impor- show in years and is virtually Street' does best — is an ab- icisms of the show, but Gar- tant for his own feelings O WNBC-TV D WABC-TV 9 WPIX-TY » Indicates Cola* certain to win a Peabody surd enterprise for an $8 funkefs is tie most serious about himself." charge by an eminent eduj DAYTIME MOVIES some law student who also lost his spouse In the Award today. million project," he says. A Viable Alternative Vietnam War. .,,_,' Nevertheless, this public major objection is his con- cator. \ 9:00 0 "Everything I Have Is Yours" Lesser said the method 0 THE DAVID FROST SHOW (C) . •* television program for pre- tention that memorizing of Gerald Lesser, Bigelow adopted for the show was a 11:00 @ "Shopworn Angel" a MOVIE Of THE WEEK school chidlren has it's crit- material is stressed while professor at the Harvard viable alternative to a per- 1:00 0 "The Long Dark Hall" ^The Spy Killer" starring Robert Horton, Sebastian ics. understanding is ignored. Graduate School of Educa- sonalized relationship, which 4;30 O "Tamahine" Cabot Suspense drama about a. private Investigator, The most serious criticism He says the number and tion and chairman of the he said would be impossible O "The Mating Game" formerly a top agent with the British Secret Service, letter sequences often are board of advisers and con- who again gets caught up in a world of foreign en- to date comes from Dr. to convey on television. 5:00 (L. "Son of Atlas in tha Valley of the Lions" tanglements and sinister political intrigue. (E) Frank Garfunkel, a Boston presented "in the short, trig- sultants for "Sesame Street," He said the criticism was when asked for comment, University professor and di7 ger-happy bursts of TV com- "a tiresome assertion" by EVENING fB INTERFACE (C) rector of the Headstart Eval- mercials." said, "The emphasis on cog- someone "who feels he knows nitive skills is very heavy, 6:00 OQB NEWS (C) "Reverse Osmosis" uation and Research Center, Garfunkel calls for a per- the one best way to teach who calls it "an educational sonalized form of instruction and the reason is that 'Se- B LOST IN SPACE (C) 9:00 Q TUESDAY NISHT AT THE MOVIES (C) - 1 kids." "Morgan" starring Vanessa Redgrave, David Warner. mirage." with an interpersonal rela- same Street is largely di- O GILLIGAN'S ISLAND (C)' A young artist, who frequently lapses into a fantasy A preliminary survey taken Garfunkel charges in the tionship between the teacher rected toward inner city kids. in the Bedford-Stuyvesant ID BATMAN (C) world, employs bizarre means to discourage his former The things they need to learn wifelrom marrying a more conventional man. (1966) current issue of the univer- and pupil. He suggests "Ses- section of Brooklyn showed CB WHAT'S NEW? ame Street" should televise are the fundamentals. "Hans Brinker" ' sity alumni magazine, Bos- a "significant increase in spontaneous class situations "It is very obvious to us 4:30 Q DICK VAN DYKE SHOW O MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE tonia, that "the claim that language and reasoning "Moby Dick" (1856) starring Gregory Peck, Orson 'Sesame, Street' is a major with real children exploring the important consequences skills" among those watching ID STAR TREK (C) Welles. Herman Melville's symbolic story of Capt. Ahab "The Doomsday Machine.' A Doomsday machine is oa snd his maniacal chase to destroy the giant whale. it," Lesser said. a rampage through space tearing plants to bits. fD N.Y.P.D. (C) The effect on my 4-year-old IE) UNIVERSITY OF THE AIR "Joshua Pit the Battle of Fulton Street." When a crime daughter of watching "Ses- 7:00 Q CBS NEWS-WALTER CRONKITE wave hits a neighborhood, the residents form a vigi- Play 'HowMuch, How Much?' ame Street" has been re- O HUNTLEY-BRINKLEY REPORT (C) lante society led by a minister and rabbi. markable. Her knowledge of 0 I LOVE LUCY (0 BEFORE.THE MOUNTAIN WAS MOVED (C)' A moving re-enactment of the struggle of West Vir- the alphabet and numbers O ABC NEWS-FRANK REYNOLDS (C) ginia residents as there homes are destroyed by local now extends to word rfiepgni- 0 WHAT'S MY LINE eoal mining interests. Climbs Higher in Interest tion and elementary writing fB MAN AGAINST HIS ENVIRONMENT 9:30 e THE GOVERNOR AND J. J. (C) skills. By MARY CAMPBELL standpoint also. Kristoffer Ta- ter in college. "Thz Growth Panic" Governor Drinkwater provides unscheduled entertain- bori son of actors George Richard Altman directed "Sesame Street" has had a 7:30 O LANCER (C) ment for guests at a reception when a leopard headed NEW YORK (AP) - "How Tabori and Viveca Lindfors, and Ashley Feinstein and major impact on commercial A fortune teller's forecast of doom for the Lancers" for the zoo where J. J. works becomes loose in the Much; How Much?", which television. It has forced the seems to come true when Jelly Jails Ul and a strange mansion. (R) opened off-off Broadway last gives a tour de force perfor- • George Gilbert produced. pestilence sweeps through the ranch's cattle herd. fD VICTORY AT SEA mance as the young genius. Keveson's play opens oth- networks into new thinking night at the Provincetown about children's programs O I DREAM OF JEANNIE (C) "The Pacific Boils Over." Leonard Graves, narrator. Playhouse, is one of those Nancy Andrews and Hy An- er avenues of thought. It ap- "One Jeannie Beats Four of a Kind." When Jeannie • The story of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor and the results will be seen rare plays which gets steadily zell, who frequently act on pears that'the son is check- helps Tony and Roger win at poker, the two astronauts seen largely through the eyes of the Japanese. Broadway, were fine as the mated, but maybe that bril- in seasons to come. "Sesame are suspected of being card sharks out to fleece the 10:00 B CBS REPORTS (C) more interesting as it goes Street" well deserves a Pea- men at NASA. along, and is more interest- lazy, crude and greedy cou- liant, moralistic youth will "TTie Cost ot Health care." A loolc at the spiraling ple the boy moves in with. come up with a counter move. body Award._ 0 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES (C) costs of medical treatment, and the effect a serious ing still when it's over and O THE MOD SQUAD (C) prolonged illness can have on the finances of an aver- you're thinking about it. Neva SrrtaH as their daugh- "An Eye for an Eye." Cipt. Greer's love for an attrac- age middle-class family. ter also was good acting as © CD 10 O'CLOCK NEWS (C) The main character is one the only one in the eight- tive widow makes her the kidnapping target of a not often seen by a frequent narcotics gang. (R) 0 MARCUS WELBY, M.D. (C) character play who seeming- O DIVORCE COURT "The Foal." Dr. Welby tries to help an autistic child playgoer — a boy of 16 with ly has any common sense. fD BEAT THE CLOCK (C) achieve a breakthrough into reality and open the door an IQ so high he has made to his future growth. (R) a lot of money in the stock Peter Keveson, who wrote © NEW JERSEY SPEAKS FOR ITSELF IB NEWSFRONT "Mush! Following the Trial of Sewage" market. Then he uses the "How Much, How Much?", .11:00 O O O NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS (C) money to play a chess game. is a New Yorker. He has writ- 8:00 Q THE DEBBIE REYNOLDS SHOW (C) RED BANK ASBURY PARK "That's Debbie." Hoping to be hired as a reporter on 0 PEYTON PLACE Following a master plan ten one novel and another Jto's aesrspaper, Debbie disguises herself as a golf O THE LATE MOVIE which a viewer probably play which will be presented .ARLTON AYFAIR caddy to get the "scoop" omvhEtherth»-gJjvernoiHs- ...'jSylvia Scarlett" (1936) starring Katharine-Hepburn, won't be aware of- until the 4his_season in Germany. His 775-B8B1 Cary Grant. A young girl becomes involved with < 741-9600 planning to run for re-election. (R) smugglers. pattern is clear at the end age isn't listed in the pro- 0 TO TELL THE TRUTH (C) of the play — he uses the ID PERRY MASON gram, but he has a daugh- STARTS TOMORROW O LAREDO (C) money to manipulate some ID .CAN YOU TOP THIS? (C) "The Case of the Duplicate Daughter" Guests: Red Buttons, Jackie Vernon, Morey Amster- greedy people into positions STARTS TOMORROW The strangest trio ever to track a killer. 11:30 Q THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW (C) where his unseen opponent dam O THE TONIGHT SHOW (C) BOX OFFICE OPENS 6:30 fD DRUGS: CHILDREN ARE CHOOSING (C) will be forced to make one 0 11:30 MOVIE certain decisive move. BJOHN • "The History and Alure of Drugs" "Conflict" (1937) starring John Wayne, Ward Bond. I DTE.35 I'UILKKJUIEI I «:30 O THE RED SKELTON SHOW (C) Promoter and fighter stage fake fights, until promoter The unseen opponent turns Iff DRIVE-IN 2642200 WAYNE Gueste: Marth Boye, The Vogues has a change of heart. out to be his father, • and the GLEN Q JULIA (C) Q THE DICK CAVETT SHOW (C) • boy is really moral and the JOHN WAYNE "Absence Makes the Heart Glow." Julia meets a. hand- 12:00 CD LATE REPORT (C) father is not, so the play can CAMPBELL] 12:15 CD MOVIE FAVORITES . be taken as a parable of the ACADEMY AWARD "Macbeth" starring Orson Welles; Roddy McDowall. struggle between idealistic KIM Shakespeare's turburlent drama of the tragedy ot youth and corrupted elders. power in 11th century Scotland. (1918) BEST ACTOR 1:00 e THE ONE A.M. REPORT (C) As a couple of sidelights, DARBY CHECK O TONIGHT'S NEWS (C) the boy wants his father to Q THE BEST OF BROADWAY save i both of them and the "Ride and Kili" (1965) starring Alex Nicol, Margaret father demonstrates that they TERMITE DAMAGE Grayson. A ruthless outlaw gang nearly destroys a have their feet caught in the _ PLUS Every year at this time, homeowners find winged Insects that small Arizona town and select their own sheriff. same quicksand and both of suddenly fly out and then drop their wings and crawl all Q JOE FRANKLIN SHOW (C) them are lost. At least they PARAMOUNT PICTURES presents around. These little insects are TERMITES and indicate that 1:10 ©THE LATE SHOW aren't on opposite sides. ELECTRIC IN CAR HMTCRS there are still thousands of other termites still eating the "Mission to Death" starring Jim Brewer, Jim Wester- house, causing further destruction to the wood cf the house. brook. France: After destroying a radar installation, a This may, of course, also ENDS TODAY "Fronkemreln Mint be seen as a domestic situa- THE COST OF REPAIRS FAR EXCEEDS group of American Infantrymen await, the return of Be Destroyed" plus "Once You another group on the same mission. (1966) tions play with the adoles- Kiss A Stronger" IN COLOR A PARAMOUNT PICTURE THE COST OF TREATMENT AND GOES 1:15 Q THE GREAT GREAT SHOW cent genius as the Franken- HIGHER WITH DELAY! "Andy Hardy's Blonde Trouble" (1944) starring stein's monster on the loose Last Day at the Carlton — "MIDNIGHT COWBOY" Mickey Eooney, Bonita Granville. Andy is overjoyed in the living room, not to men- Last Day at the Mayfair — "GOODBYE MR. CHIPS" CALL US FOR A FREE INSPECTION OF when Wainwright College admits coeds, but his first semester is complicated by his attempt to Juggle three tion bottling aspirin illegally YOUR HOME. of them on his string at the same time. In the bedroom. We specialize exclusively in termite control. Our spe- 1:13 0 STRANGE PARADISE (C). It's compelling from that EATONTOWN LAST TIMES TODAY cialized equipment enables us to do a better and OMMUNITY "GOODBYE more complete job. 1:43 0 REEL CAMP 2-00 O NEWS AND WEATHER >•. MR. CHIPS" LAST TIMES TONIGHT TERMITE CONTROL SYSTEM 2:18 0 NEWS HEADLINES . At the STARTS TOMORROW 2:50 O THE LATE LATE SHOW I "FUNNY GIRL" "Apache Territory" starring Rory Calhoun, Barbara K Bates. Drifter crossing the hot Arizona desert routs a STARTS TOMORROW A vivid experience!' band ol marauding Apaches to rescue a young girl. RED BANK 842-3528 (1958) Movies •ACADEMY AWARD I 4:25 O THE LATE LATE SHOW II RED BANK WINNER GIG YOUNG "Shadow on the Window" starring Phil Carey! Betty CARLTON- Garrett. What starts out to be the burglary of sn Iso- UidnlKht Cowboy 2:0O: 7:10: 9:15 FREEHOLD 431-0379 lated farm house, winds up a multiple murder tragedy. 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HAVEN'T GOT \ WHY NOT BUY A PENS GO BEAUTIFULLY 18TH-CENTURY ) GOOSE-QUILL PEM 20 Cashew 58 Fairy tale 31 Key ruler WITH I&TH-CENTURY FURMITORE >| AND REFURNISH 21 Counting beginning 32 Stage 56 — vadis FURNITURE •vS VtXJRHOVvETOGO word 59 Eskimo dog whisper 57 Palmer, e.g. WITH IT? 22 Turkish 60 — avis hospice 61 For fear that Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle 24 Paves 62 Rube 25 Thing 63 German 26 Ancient river Italian DOWN 29 Standards INee 33 Solar disks 2-Ben 9.' 34 Spice Adhem 35 Double 3 Boxine T ^-2» curve match 36 Louis XIV 4 Japanese and XV coin Mary Worth © King Featura SjrwlicaU, Jnc« .1970. 37 Biblical 5 Orb IF VOU WON'T SAY IT'S HARRY PERR.Y—WHO pronoun 6 Big cats ANYTHIN& TO DADtjy, ItL HA* THE ROCK GROUP!"-WHEN I 38 Surrealist 7 Merely TELL YOU ABOUT HIM! I THINK ABOUT HlM-WHICH / — I'VE GOT TO TELL 15 MOST OF THE TIME-IT'S UKE. / iOMEBODy! REMEMBEWNS BCAUTIFW. ^ MUSIC! COMPUTERIZED ASTROLOGY FOR WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22 IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY - Relationships with others will change and you'll need to show you can compromise. You may travel, or get more education. , ARIES LIBRA March21.April20 Sept.23-Oct.22 Hold tight to that , HEALTH. Overeating I ( very original idsa. could be- upsetting. Though impractical, it might Even if hostess serves your Aiidy €app have a germ of truth. favorite dish, restrain yourself. 'VEAH?WELL.ONA\ NER COMPLETELY' £y TAURUS •SU&bEN IMPULSE * WRECKINX OUR , SCORPIO 1 1 1 , April 21-May 20 Oct.23-Nov.2l .I'M GOIN T LOC1 K YOU DWN ANNIMERSARV.' A Using slight headache PERSONAL. Give in lUP F THE as excuse for staying if family is against home enjoying domestic peace I NIGHT r 1 ...your plans. Then they'll meet is dishonest, and you'll fee*"l you halfway. guilty. SAGITTARIUS GEMINI rNov.22-Dec.20 I May 21 June 20 Romantic glow will ROMANCE. Tan- liven dull club meet- trums of date will ing. Fellow member is happy cool your affection; you're in just becauss of your presence. mood for gaiety, not drama. Bridge Advice CAPRICORN CANCER Dec. 21 Jan. 19 By ALFRED SHEINWOLD June21-My2I ) Lavish praise from nonnocaxer The Wizard of Id MONEY. Overspcnl . friend about your When an opponent is head- NotfeSonthTOlnerable the' budget again? creative, efforts may seem ed in the wrong direction you NORTH Don't worry; you'll make it to exaggerated but is certainly don't normally take the trou- • KI84 payday if you count pennies. encouraging. ble to set him right. The 9A«2 unusual thing about today's O73 LEO AQUARIUS hand is that Tannah Hirsch, • AK75 ''July22-Aug.21 Jan.20-Feb.18 the new editor of the Ameri- WEST EAST Women spell trouble Quiet day when you can Contract Bridge League * A7S for you, so this is no may not feel like mak- Bulletin, stopped declarer V 85 *7QJ97Q77 time to fight it out with ro- ing great effort-and nobody from taking a losing finesse. 0 1984 O WSJ mantic or business rival. will ask you to. Hirsch acted from the noblest • QI08J *94 of motives: it was the only SOUTH /VIRGO PISCES way to defeat the contract. * 1092 Aug.22-Sept.22 ' Feb. 19-March 20 There wasn't much to the UK 104 (You'll be annoyingly You'll be happiest selection of the opening lead; O AKQ6 ../foj] |Wk- delayed by highway with children. Offer Hirsch simply led the unbid • J62 accident. Leave extra time; to look after neighbor's kids, suit. A "normal" club open- North Eart South W Snuffy Smith don't depend on split-second , giving her much needed tims ing lead would allow declar- 1 4b Pass 1 O Pa travel. off. er to win the first trick 14 Paw 2 NT Pa 3 NT All Pass WHAT DOVE DO THEV with the jack of clubs. South ABOUT TH' Dennis the Menace would then have eight sure Opening lead — 08 DADBURN DON'T DADBURN BOTHER US tricks and all the time in the WOODPECKERS!! WOODPECKERS/ NONE 'world to develop the spades. I CflNt KEEP with the ace of spades at the SNUFFV? When West opened the second trick in order to lead TH'UflRMINfTS FROM eight of hearts, declarer let his remaining heart. South PECKIN'HOLES it ride around to the king and eventually tried the spades ...IN MV then led the ten of spades again, hoping that West had DADBURN for a finesse. It was obvious started with the queen of ROOFL' that declarer planned to take a losing finesse to the queen spades as well as the ace. of spades. Bridge players East therefore got in with spend years learning how to the queen of spades and play low when defending cashed the rest of the hearts against such a declarer, al- to defeat the contract. lowing the poor fellow to lose DAILY QUESTION his finesse without interfer- As dealer, you hold: S — The Phantom ence. 10 9 2 H - K 10 4 D - A A\\\\?l - THEN MODERN WEAPONS- Impossible Position K Q 6 C — J 6 2.What AGO-THS ORIGINAL JUNSLB PATROL - FORCE - SUPPORTS? BY do you say? REFORMED PIRATES' TEN NATIONS — F'RST In this case, however, n WAS MORE FUN ^ H6HT/NG Wm •tku Hirsch saw that his partner Answer: Bid one diamond. TO BREAK IT, would be in an impossible You have 13 points in high REDBEARP' position if he won the first cards with excellent high- spade trick with the queen. card structure. Just in case East would be unable to re- of need, you also have two turn a heart without giving tehs and a nine. And if it declarer a third trick in the turns out that your partner suit. Moreover, even if East must make the opening lead, could safely knock out the you will be delighted if he ace of hearts he would be un- leads a diamond. able to regain the lead. The (A Pocket Guide to Bridge East hand would be dead, is available. Get your copy by THEY PATROL WE WHO JUNGLE and declarer could comfort- sending 50 cents to Ked Bank BORDERS - 'ONE PATROIMAH IS tQUAL TO TEN BAD GUYS ' - IT IS SAID. * YOU MEAN I'M GONNA HAVfc BREAKFAST ably give up a second spade Register Inc., Box 3318, Grand trick to make his contract. Central Station, New York, Nubbin Hirsch therefore hopped up N.Y. 10017.) Beetle Bailey TWO ^ We CUTS Loose DOLLARS// CM IC£D TEA wow oo you i THAf?

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