Ten Indicted in Sports Gambling Operation •*- KD JL SEE 8TOHY VLV.UYB Turning Colder Cloudy, breezy and colder later today. Cold tonight. Sunny, mild tomorrow. FINAL (So DttUll, Pitt 3) I "ea- i IXLJKJlO 1 JjJ\ EDITION Monmouth County's Borne Newspaper for 92 Years VOL. 93, NO. 169 ItED HAINK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1970 28 PAGES 10 CENTS French President May Face a Cool Congress By WILLIAM J. WAUGH Press Club talk and, said gressmen, led by Rep. Tor- balcony. Police took away WASHINGTON (AP) — presidential press secretary bert H, Macdonald, D - Mass., Eve Berger, 18, an American Despite denials that his coun- ponald L. Ziegler, the two signed a declaration against University student from At- try has taken sides In the leaders discussed the world "France's continued irrespon- lantic City, N..I. Middle East crisis, French situation In detail, touching on sibility in the Middle East. She said later she con- President Georges Pompidou the Middle East. And House members for sidered Pompidou a "murder- was faced today with the pos- At the same time, diplomat- more than two hours made er, a French Hitler." sibility of a cool, if not hos- ic aspects of the Middle East speeches critical of French Outside the press building, tile, reception during his ad- crisis, including four-power policy in the Middle East. about a dozen demonstrators dress to a joint meeting of talks among Britain, the So- In the Middle Democratic were taken away by police Congress. viet Union, France and the Leader Mike Mansfield said when they refused to dis- Some congressmen had pre- United States, were discussed he knew of no boycott plans. purse moments before Pom- dicted nearly half the House in a meeting of Secretary of "As far as I know, he will pidou's arrival. membership might boycott State William Rogers and be given the traditional hon- But Tuesday's protests were his appearance in protest of French Foreign Minister Mau- ors due to him and his coun- in sharp contrast to those French sale of fighter planes rice Schumann in a nearby try," Mansfield said. House staged in the nation's capital to Libya. At least one House Cabinet room, Ziegler said. GOP Leader Gerald R. Ford, Monday, when about 3,500 Is- member, Rep. Lester L. Nixon went all out to wel- said: raeli supporters protested Wolff, D-N.Y., declared he come the visiting leader, "I do not completely agree against French Middle East would walk out in the middle greeting him at the White with all the policies of the policy. of Pompidou's talk. House as the head of "our Pompidou administration nor Pompidou, meantime, told The French leader, on the oldest friend and oldest ally of the preceding deGaulle ad- newsmen that he and Nixon first full day of his eight-day in Europe" and then holding ministration. But this is a "understood each other very visit to the United States a huge state dinner in his hon- time for statesmanship, not well" during their private said yesterday France is or last night. Nixon also will showmanship, a time for re- talk. "neither in one camp nor in attend a formal dinner tonight conciliation, not agitation." "The President Nixon told the other" in the Middle East. to be given by Pompidou at Heckler Ousted me," said Ziegler, "he had "We are certainly not against the French Embassy. Protest Mapped During the middle of Pom- had a very good talk. It was Israel," he told The National pidou's talk before the Press one of the best talks he has Press Club. While U.S. officials worried Club, he was interrupted mo- had with a head of state. Very PENTAGON BRIEFING — Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird conducts a briefing at the Pentagon with three 'Gap' is Filled about demonstrations that mentarily by shouts torn the . comprehensive." fop aides in attendance. In the' foreground, from left, are: Army Secretary Stanley R. Resor; Jtmn S. Foster, Jr., Defending the sale of could embarrass the French French planes to Libya, Pom- leader some congressmen director of defense research and engineering, and Gen. Earle G. Wheeler,.chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. pidou said the decision was mapped their plans to protest Laird said the Pentagon will announce a massive reduction of bases within the nsxt 30 days during discussion of made because "there was French policy in the Middle the Safeguard missile system. jAP Wirephotol suddenly a gap, a vacuum we East during Pompidou's ad- did not provoke. We felt it dress. was in our interest to fill this Rep. Bertram L. Podell, D- gap." , N.Y., said 220 House mem- Pompidou met with Nixon bers had agreed to boycott Missile Defense System • for two hours prior to the his appearance and 85 con-

. i , . • • • • . • . Expansion Plans Attacked'Quints' Born . WASHINGTON (AP) — Secretary of Defense Mel- pansion of the two initial • an ABM opponent last yeari The Nixon administration's vin R. Laird laid out details sites, Grand Forks Air Force • said he thinks the administra-, To N.J. Couple proposed expansion of the of the second Safeguard Base, N.D., and Malmstrom tion faces an "uphill fight," Safeguard missile defense phase Tuesday, calling for Air Force Base, Mpnt., by especially in its proposal to NEW YORK (AP) - Quintuplets — three girls and two system is • running into authorization of a third ABM adding more Sprint intercep- start with area . defense boys — were born last night at Columbia' Presbyterian a crossfire of opposition in the site at the Whiteman Air tor missiles. against Red China. Medical Center to a 27-year-old New Jersey woman who.had Senate. Force Base, Mo., missile Sen. John Sherman Cooper, • This is involved in four of been taking fertility drugs. Those who favor confining base and advanced work in- B-Ky., co-leader of the bi- the five additional sites, those Arsene Eglis, a hospital spokesman, said the five infants the ABM to defend U.S. of- cluding site acquisition and partisan effort last year in Washington state, the were born six weeks prematurely to Mrs. Margaret Kienast fensive missile bases are so-called "long lead time" which failed on a 50-50 vote Michigan • Ohio region, south- components for five others. of Far Hills, N. J. He said the delivery was normal and joining opponents solidly to limit the ABM to re- ern New England : and all five were "doing as well as could be expected." against any expansion, add- Spur More Missiles search, said "it has already the Washington, D.C., area. HAVE TWO OTHERS jnga new level of opposition In addition, the plan out- been acknowledged that, the 'A Close Question' Mrs. Kienast and her husband, William, a'» salesman, to the proposal and prompt- lined by Laird to the Senate system of last year is' not "It will be a close,ques- tag some senators to say the have two other children, a four-year-old girl and an 18- Armed Services "'fiqmmittee' adequate for hard-point de- tion," Aiken said. month-old boy. The spokesman said both of the older administration's plan faces and the defense appropria- fense" of missile bases. But Sen. John Co Stennis, SPEECHLESS FORMER VICE PRESIDENT — Former an uphill fight. children were born after Mrs. Kienast had taken fertility tions subcommittee urged ex- Sen. George Aiken, R-Vt., (See Bigger, Pg. 2, Col. 4) shots. Vies President Hubert H. Humphrey last night suc- The quintuplets were born within a 10 minute span from cumbs to hecklers and steps off the stage at Uni- 10:08 to 10:18 p.m. versity of Massachusetts. Ronald J. LaBrecque, head The first was a girl weighing 3 pounds 4 ounces; at 10:09 another girl weighing 3 pounds 12 ounces arrived. of the student committee sponsoring Humphrey, tagj 10 Men Indicted by Federal The first boy was born at 10:13 weighing 4 pounds 6 ounces. along. ' 'Al> Wirephoto) The third girl came three minutes later weighing 3 pounds 14 ounces and the second boy, at 10:18, weighed 3 pounds 8 ounces. HAD BEEN EXPECTED Southern Senators Eglis said a multiple birth had been expected. The Jury for Sports Gamblingquints were born in Presbyterian Hospital and immediately moved to the premature nursery at nearby Babies Hospital DETROIT (AP) - Federal lic yesterday, named baseball bets with three defendants Miss., indicted by the grand on Manhattan's Upper West Side. Press Vote Rights court arraignments are Hall of Fame pitcher. Jerome from Biloxi, Miss., in behalf jury, are sports figures. "The father, I understand, is in a bit of shock," the scheduled next Monday for "Dizzy" Dean as one of six of Howard Sober, 74, a Lan- The 10 are charged with spokesman said. "The family does not want publicity to- WASHINGTON (AP) - the administration bill the 10 men indicted'by a grand co-cohspirators, but not a sing, Mich., trucking execu- using the telephone between night." Key Southern senators ap- pending business in the Sen- jury probing nationwide gam- defertdant. tive. Sober also has been states jn violation of federal Contacted at the home of his wife's parents, Kienast pear maneuvering to get the ate. bling and its relationship to Dean and his nephew, Paul named a co-conspirator. gambling laws to exchange commented, "You wouldn't happen to have five new names administration's nationwide At a hearing before Ervin's the sports world. Dean 'Jr., were alleged in the None of seven Michigan information on odds, "place handy would you? voting rights bill before the subcommittee Tuesday, Sen. The indictments; made pub- indictments to have placed men and three from Biloxi, bets, layoff bets, and accept "I can tell you one thing," he added, "we're going to Senate rather than a pro- Birch Bayh, D-Ind., clashed bets on horse racing and. be needing a lot more house pretty soon." posed extension of a 1965 act verbally with Georgia Gov. sports events." OTHER CASES REPORTED aimed solely at the South. Lester G. Maddox over ex- r U.S. District Atty. James More than 50 cases of quintuplet births have been re- This strategy began emerg- tension of the act. Maddox Briekley said the indictments corded in this century but in only five cases have all the ing as the Senate Judiciary said the present law treats had no relationship with testi- children survived to maturity. , Southern states like con- subcommittee on constitution- quered provinces. mony given to the grand jury The most famous were the Dlonne quintuplets, born in al rights continued hearings a week ago by Detroit Tiger Callander, Ont., May 28, 1934. Emily Dionne died in 1954. today on voting rights in the And Ervin .said tha dead- pitcher Denny McLain, which The surviving quints are the Diligentis of Argentina, face of a fast-approaching line imposed on the commit- he said involved "a separate born in 1943; the de Prietos of Venezuela and the Fischers of March 1 deadline for action. tee smacks of discrimination matter." Aberdeen, S. D., both sets born in 1963, and the Mutanguas South Opposes against him as chairman. McLain was suspended in- of Mozambique, born in 1964. Southern senators strongly The 11165 act suspended use definitely from organized Normal odds on a quintuplet birth are one in 84,934,656, oppose extension of the 1965 of voler literacy tests and baseball last Thursday by according to the American Medical Association, But these Voting Rights Act and prefer authorized federal examiners Baseball Commissioner Bow- figures are being affected by the use of fertility drugs. the administration measure to register voters in six ie Kuhn for what Kuhn called if Congress is going to pass Southern states and parts of "involvement in 1907 book- any legislation at ;iU in tiio a seventh. It also required making activities." field. voting law changes In Ihcso states to be approved In ad- The 10 named yesterday Last December, after Mie were Indicted Feb. 16, but The Inside Story vance by the U.S. Attorney House adopted the adminis- General. the Indictments were not tration's bill by a five-vote made public then. They are Juniors ol Illstorlcnl Association benefit scl Page 18 margin, the Somite sent Uie In contrast, tlio measure free on bond. .Scheduled events to attract party goers Page 19 legislation to it.s Judiciary urged by President Nixon The 10 indicted In- Long Branch, Neptune win semis Pat;e 20 Committev with instructions would ban literacy tests In clude Donald Dawson, District 23 wrestling preview Puge 20 that it report, back by all states ami penult the nso 48, Hirniinglinm, Mich., Knlcks snap modest losing strcnk Page 21 March 1. of federal examiners and Isaac Johns, 58, Lansing, Looking 'cm Over 29 Television 2G Committee ini'inbcis sup- election observers anywhere, Mich,,. Nick C. Momlella, 44, Innocent Bystander 21 Women's News 1R, 19 porting pleas uI civil rights hi the country to protect vot- Parniinjilon Township, Mich., Amusements 2H-27 leaders for a measure ex- ing rights. .lack Anthony Lucldo, 35, Astro-Guide 25 I)AH,Y REGISTER tending Hie 1905 law for five And instead of (jlvlnj; Mm (irossc Polnto Woods, Mich., Bridge 25 years hoped to substitute it attorney nenoral a veto of Classified Ads 22-24 PHONE NUMBERS NAMED CO-CONSPIRATOR — Jerome "Diiiy" Dean, showo at left in 1964 and Ilownrd Dlxon, (17, Detroit, ! for the lloiisc-pusswl admin- new election laws In the cov- Leonard Torrlcc-, 41), Kast De- Comics 25 Main Office 741-0010 istration hill. ered Southern stales, It would at right during 1934 wr|on ho pitched for the St. Louis Cardinals, was named yoi- troit, Stephen C. Daunch, 35, lMltorlnls fi Classified Ads 741-6900 Hut Sen, Sam J. Kivln Jr., authorize him to l>rinn fed- terday in Detroit a co-contp"rator in the us* ofinrerstatd commerce in th« furthor- Madison Heights, Mich., Pe- Financial M Home Delivery 741-0010 D-N.C, chairman of the c«n- eral Injunction suits ngnlmst anco of illegal gambling. Ton dofondanh and six co-cowplralori were named in ter J. "PJ" Mnrtlno, 47, Bl- Obllunrles 4 Mlddletown Bureau 671-2250 stltutional rights subcommit- discriminatory voting lawn Opinion Page 6 Freehold IHireiiu ...462-2121 In any stale. the indictment for using the telephone for unlawful gambling from Apri! 9, 1969, loxl, Miss., his brother, Wnr- tee, said there will be no ren I.tiko "Wimpy" Martlno, Sports 20 I AIR Uranch Bureau 222-0010 time for committee action be- until Jan. I, 1970. Sines Dean li a co-conspirator, but not a defendant, ho is not Hoinciiiber, seafood IOVCIH, 44, of Dlliixl, and Salvntoro Stock Makct 14 Sports Department 741-0017 fore tho deadline. Tim Clam Hut reopens Friday, charged with any crimo. (AP Wirephoto) ".Sammto" .Sicuro, 84, Biloxi. Ho said, this would nwku K«:b. 27th.1 (Adv.) -"DIE DAILY REGISTER, RID BANK• MIDDLETOVTN, N. J.i &LD.\L.SIMY, FEBRLAKY 25. 1970 War Scars North Vietnam (Editor1* Note: The follow- this war-scarred valley It can • of the Benhai river, the peo- President Ho Chi Minn's were fired Into the village. The ing dispatch was written by be seen for miles by North ple live in caves dug in the picture hung on red-draped last attack, he continued, oc- Daniel DeLuce, an assistant Vietnamese cultivating their damp clay of the embank- walk of many caves above curred Jan. 13, 1970, when general manager ol the Asso- crops. ment. Cua Tung was a favor- candles and bouquets of pa- 13 shells struck the village at ciated Press, who has been Across the Bcnhai river in ite summer resort of Viet- per flowers. "President Ho 3 p.m. admitted to North Vietnam. nam's last emperor, Bao Dai. South Vietnam no one can be Chi Minh Lives Forever," Ho said the principal in- He and his wile were given a Now it consists above ground seen, but the explosions of said a red banner with gold come of the village used to tour of (tic northern side of of low mounds of rubble. American artillery occur fre- letters. come from fishing, but the the Demilitarized Zone in quently in the hazy distance. Trenches connect the en- fishermen "can't go far into what is believed the first visit Ho Ngoc Thien, 32, vice There is the sound, too, of a trances to the caves. Sweet the open sea because United tr> that area by a Western chairman of the Cua Tung ad- helicopter aloft. Once an potatoes, manioc and banana States warships are there to newsman. Here is a report ministrative committee, said hour an invisible jet is heard. plants grow in patches at the (ry to capture (hem, destroy filed from North Vietnam.) that since the 1968 bombing edge of deep bomb craters. their boats, lay mines." By DANIEL DE LUCE Heavily Bombed halt there have been attacks ON THE 17H1 PARALLEL, North Vielnamese officials Sign Displayed on the village, "with guns of He said the administrative North Vietnam (AP) — A say the Vinh Linh area, which In one trench we passed a navy ships and artillery on program emphasizes recon- huge crimson flag with a sin- j includes the northern part of wooden sign painted with the south bank." struction. This includes main- gle gold star commands the - the DMZ, is the most heavily white letters on a black back- He said an armed recon- taining full cultivation of skyline of .the 17th Parallel. bombed locality in the coun- ground. In Vietnamese it naissance plane fired at the farms wherever possible and It is never lowered. try. said, "Long Live Invincible village June 18, 1969. About increasing the pace of hous- Across the rice fields of In Cua Tung, at the mouth Marxism • Leninism." 2'A months later, 450 shells ing construction. North Vietnam Policy Undefined

WAITS FOR FINAL WORD — Mrs. Alice B. Wardell of Point Pleasant is wait- SAIGON (AP) - Nearly vately expressed optimism Committee; Premier Pham while busily building up sup-. Another prospect may be ing to be t«!d officially what ths already icnowi — that her daughter was killed six months after the death of among some American and Van Dong and Gen. Vo Ngu- plies, and will unleash* a body an effort to capture a provin- Monday in * terrorist attack in Israeli-occupied Jordan. Mrs. Wardell is shown at President Ho Chi Minh, South Vietnamese officials, yen Giap, the defense minis- blow when President Nixon's cial capital in tiie Mekong North Vietnam's other lead- akin to that current prior to ter. withdrawal program has suf- Delta, such as Racti Gia or htr home yesterday looking at a picture of her daughter, Mrj. Barbara Ertle, 31, ers have apparently still not the spectacular Tet offensive The four continue to run ficiently thinned U.S. forces Chau Doc, and declare it the wife of a Grendville, Mich., Baptist minister. (AP Wireprroto) decided on a clearcut course in February 1968. the country as a committee, to promise Hanoi and the capital of the Viet Cong's of action on conduct of the Hanoi is believed to be according to the assessment Viet Cong at least a spectacu- Provisional Revolutionary war in the South. keeping open a long list of here, and none has surfaced lar psychological success. Government. This, in tiie opinion of per- options while holding firm to as strong enough to lay down This may come in mid-sum- The PRG was announced sons who deal daily with the doctrine of the subjuga- policy lines alone. mer. last June and since then has Shore Mother Awaits such assessments, may be tion of South Vietnam. Views Given Await Elections been officially" located "some- the reason why the Vietnam When Ho died last Sept. 3, In a series of seven essays Another version is that Ha- where in South Vietnam," War has settled into a period four men took the reins of which were his most recent noi is waiting for the Ameri- which many suspect may ac- of indecisiveness, marked by power: Le Daun, first secre- major formulation of military can Congressional elections tually be in a Cambodian Daughter's Death Word rapidly leveling "highpoints" tary of the Communist Party doctrine for the war, Giap and the South Vietnamese frontier area. The North and offensives which exist gave an unusually sobering Senate elections in Novem- Vietnamese have sent an es- 1 Central Committee; Truong By MARY ANN HUNT She added, "I heard over her son-in-law now faces the only in captured documents. Chinh, chairman of the Na- view of the conflict and told ber. This, it is reasoned, timated five regiments Into POINT PLEASANT (AP) the television before a bus problem of breaking the news This in turn has led to pri- tional Assembly Standing the North Vietnamese the would be a prime period for the Delta since last summer, — Mrs. Alice B. Wardell of had been ambushed over to Ms two daughters, Dorothy, war could be expected to con- a show of strength, although and one of the reasons may Point Pleasant is waiting to there but the television ac- 9, and Sharon, 7. The children tinue indefinitely. those who try to keep a fin- be to support and defend a be told officially what she count gave no name. I knew remained in GrandviUe when One current theory Is that ger on Hanoi's pulse find PRG "capital" in an area already knows — her daugh- my daughter and her hus- their parents went off on the the North Vietnamese are nothing to support this rea- only tenuously controlled by Bigger Missile Net soning. the Saigon government. ter is dead in a terrorist at- band were there on a Bible tour Feb. 16. holding back their punch, tack in Israel. tour, then my other daughter The girls are being cared "I can't understand it. I'm and sister-in-law called and for by the minister's brother. still waiting to be notified of told me." Mrs. Ertle leaves besides Plans Are Opposed my daughter's death," the Mrs. Wardell places her her mother, and sisters Ra- shocked mother said yester- protection for the fourth of- Weather: Becoming Colder arms around her daughter, mona and Carol, who.also is fensive missile base, Warren day, wiping tears from her Hamona Higgins of Point a Point Pleasant resident, ., chairman of the Partly cloudy, breezy and wide stretch of the mldcon- winds increasing to 15-25 Air Force Base, Wyo. eyes. Pleasant, who is seeking to two brothers. The brothers Armed Services Committee, turning much colder later to- tinent. knots with higher gusts this said, "This would move along Her oldest daughter, Mrs. comfort her mother but is in are Richard A. Wardell of But Jackson expressed day and tonight with temper- Northwesterly winds, with afternoon. Winds shifting to Barbara Ann Ertle, 3^, of need of comfort herself. Point Pleasant and Steven somewhat easier than last "grave doubt, however, of the atures dropping to about 20 gusts up to 25 miles an hour, year, perhaps." northwesterly later this af- Grandville, Mich., was killed Wardell of Woodbine. The wisdom of moving now to by tomorrow morning. Most- accompanied the falling tem- ternoon and continuing to- Mrs. Higgins sobs, "I was Sen. John' 0. Pastore, D- Monday when a bus in which dead woman also leaves two the thin anti-Chinese area de- ly sunny, windy and cold to- peratures. Snow flurries pre- night and tomorrow 20-30 she was a passenger in the close to Barbara, closer to R.I., a 1969 Safeguard sup- her than to my other sister, step-brothers, Robert A. War- fense." He told newsmen morrow, high in the low 30s. ceded the cold from the east- knots with stronger gusts. Holy Land was fired upon. dell of Point Pleasant and porter, has said he thinks the there would still be plenty Friday's outlook, sunny with ern Great Lakes to northern Carol." program should be confined Visibility generally better than The attackers were believed Marion Wardell of Brick of time to move in this area seasonable temperatures. New England. five miles. Partly cloudy to- to be Arab terrorists. Mrs. Wardell said Barbara to the first two sites. Pastore Township. a year from now if the Chi- In Long Branch, yester- day. Clearing and much cold- Mrs. Ertle and her hus- and her husband were plan- is likely to be especially ac- Sections Soaked nese threat develops. day's high was 54 and the low er tonight. Tomorrow mostly band, Theodore, a Baptist ning to visit her when they Mrs. Ertle's stepfather died tive in fighting extension of Rain or drizzle soaked scat- was 21. It was 45 at 6 p.m. sunny and cold. minister, were among 37 pas- returned from their trip six years ago. Her father, the ABM to New England, Opponents of any ABM ex- tered areas from the south- The overnight low and the sengers aboard the bus tak- March 2. She said she hadn't Joel Anderson, lives in the Aiken said. pansion are likely to base ern plains to the Ohio Valley TIDES Bronx, N.Y. Her parents were their arguments on the sys- temperature at 7 this morn- ing a tour of Jordan. The at- seen her daughter for almost A clue to the way the bat- and the Deep South. Mild and Sandy Hook six years because she lived divorced 27 years ago. tem's technical imperfections; ing were 36. tack occurred on the out- tle is likely to develop came dry weather dominated the TODAY - High 10:30 p.m. so far away. its cost, now estimated at skirts of Hebron in Israeli- The Michigan woman lived in the statement by Sen. Hen- A wind-driven cold snap Far West. Snow flurries lin- and low 4:12 p.m. occupied Jordan. She was "I received a postcard Sat- in the Bronx for most of her least at $12 billion for the 12- dipped into the Great Plains gered in the central Rockies; " Tomorrow - High 10:42 ry M, Jackson, D-Wash,, a Slte Safeguard-system; and killed instantly. Theodore, urday from Barbara saying life and attended the Bible senior member of the Armed and the Midwest today and Temperatures before dawn a.m. and 11:12 p.m. and low ;: oh the effect ABM develop- who wis sitting next to her, how beautiful ft was qyerin Modify •institute" In Illinois Services Committee who was dropped temperatures to ranged from 6 below zero at 4:42 a.m. and 4:42 p.m. Jordan and.liow pleasant it where she met.her husband. ment might have on the Stra- zero from North Dakota to International Falls, Minn., to For Red Bank and Rum- was not hurt. ABM floor manager a year tegic Arms Limitation Talks was to walk down the streets They were married Aug. 24, upper Michigan. 71 at Miami, Fla. son bridge, add two hours; Mrs. Wardell said, "My ago. SALT with the Soviet Union. other daughter, Ramona, without worry of being killed. 1957. Jackson supported both the The arctic chill ended a MARINE Sea Bright, deduct 10 min- and my sister-in-law, Mrs. Then this happened." "Barbara was warm and expansion of the two initial But their ranks appear like- four-day late-winter thaw in Cape May to Block Island: utes; Long Branch, deduct 15 Harry Wardell, told me of my Mrs. Wardell, a meat friendly and could get along sites and inclusion of the ly to- be swelled when they which the mercury had Small craft warnings in ef- minutes; Highlands bridge, daughter's death Monday wrapper for Shop-Rite Super- with anyone," her mother third base in Missouri. seek to block the start on the climbed into the 50s over a fect at 5 a.m. Southwest add 40 minutes. shortly after they heard it markets in Brielle and a resi- said. He added he favors ABM five additional sites. over the radio." dent here for 42 years, said Waste Disposal Seminar Is Planned at Brookdale LWCROFT - A look mak's presentation. The pub- Gold hands. Warm soup. at New Jersey's solid waste lic is invited. disposal problems will be pre- More than 60 municipal con- sented at a March 12 semi- servation. commissions have nar of the Association of New been formed since enabl- Jersey Conservation Commis- sions at Brookdale Communi- ing legislation became law ty College. in August, 1968. Their charge is to advise municipal govern The program, to be offered by Peter Homak, president of ments on a range of topics Elson T. Killam Associates from open space inventory to Inc., Millburn sewerage engi- pollution problems and envir- neers, will start at 8 p.m. fol- onmental education. Their ac Pepperidge Farm givesyou lowing a business meeting of tivities reflect a growing pub- the association at 7:$0. Dis- lic awareness of an environ- cussion of specific community mental crisis in many com IOC to heat up and eat up. problems will follow Mr. Ho- munities. When it's wintery on the outside, 1 jhere's nothing like plenty of hot, :fty soup on the inside, County Births these and see: ^JNTRY MUSHROOM. Slivers of mushrooms, brown and velvety. HIVERVIEW Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bac- Simnrkred in a sturdy stock swizzte* lied Bank chiano (nee Jewel Pelliccia), Mr. and Mrs. John Burns 32 W. Jumping Brook Road, with sauterne. (nee Laura Weston), 85 Har- Neptune, son, yesterday. HUNTER'S SOUP. A lusty rison Ave., lied Bank, son, Mr. and Mrs. John Bibby burgundy-splashed broth with yesterday. (nee Pedeen O'Donnell), 41 E. Main St., Freehold, son, plumplings of turkey, beef and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ski- yesterday. kus (nee Patiiicia Vreoland), vegetables. > - • , . Mr. and Mrs.''Robert Moore 810 Lorraine Drive, Cliffwood CHICKEN WITH WILD RICE. Beach, daughter, yesterday. (nee Marie Marascio), 92 Barker Ave., Shrewsbury Mr. and Mrs. Edward Itad- Spunky grains of wild rice and Township, daughter, yester- zlk (nee Patricia Iim), 5 chicken |n a broth golden with day. Crescent Place, Haslet, sauterne?. * daughter, yesterday. JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neptune So servejsoon. Save now. And get Burnand (nee Judith Risen- Mr. and Mrs. James Par- that nice} warm feeling. mann), 11 Martin Court, tusch (nee Ida Cavano) 20 Leonardo, son, yesterday. Washington Village, Asbury Park, a son, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. William Schneider (nee Patricia Mr, and Mrs. William Lamm), 27 Thirteenth St., Ballontine (nee Pauline West Keansburg, daughter, Schraft) 7 Village Lane, Colls SAVE 10~<\ Sewerage Unit Chairman Dix Court Martial Top of the News Jury Is Selected TRENTON - GOT. William T. Cahill announced yester- day that he will nominate former Gov. Alfred E. Driscoll FT. DIX (AP) - The fifth Three of the four,were con- and Middlesex County Republican chairman John P. Galla- Changed in Union Beach and last court-martial aris- victed. The rnaxlmWn sen- gher to the New Jersey Turnpike and Garden State Parkway ing from a riot In the post Outgoing chairman McGee tence handed out was three Authorities respectively. By SHERRY FIGDORE liminary design and cost esti- thority has lost its eligibility stockade here last June 5 has years in prison. Both appointments, which will be submitted to the UNION BEACH - Andrew mate, the total project was for a $125,000 loan application praised the Kupper firm for Jxigun with selection of a six- State .Senate when it returns, were made possible by the L. Simonsen of Ilolmuel, new- now 45 per cent completed. it had made to Ihe U.S. De- meeting all its deadlines so member all officer jury to Trial Starts legislature's expansion of the authorities from three to five est member of the six-man Final design is expected in partment of Housing and Ur- far on both the master plan hear the trial of a Brooklyn, The trial started with ques- members. Cahill signed the expansion bills into law last Bayshore Regional Sewerage about six months. The entire ban Development (HUD) to and feasibility study for the N. Y. soldier. tioning of eight prospective week. Authorily, was elected chair- project, which will feed cover the cost of preliminary system and its preliminary The jury selection yester- panel members. Both the de- The authorities are now controlled 2-1 by the Demo- man of that body last night fense and prosecution used treated effluent from the day opened the wiurl-martial crats, but Cahill, a Republican, will be able to give the GOP over the heated objections of planning. design. tbc prcemptiiry challenge three member towns of Haz- to'l'vt. Carlo Kddrigues-Tor- 3-2 control with the new appointments. the two Hazlet representa- HUD considers the project But lie strongly criticized rcs, 20, who faces a maxi- Ihty were entitled to and re- tives on the authority. let, Union Beach and Holm- to have reached the stage of the surveying firm, lidward mum sentence of 30 years duced Ihe jury to six. Former Chairman Daniel del into the Bayshore ocean advanced planning and has C. Reilly and Associates, imprisonment on charges of Freehold, for being "con- One of the jurors who will Sen. Hughes to Be Guest outfall line, is expected to be no funds available for loans riot and arson. hear the case is a Women's M. McGee of Hazlet, lost his at that stage. siderably behind schedule." TRENTON — Iowa Democratic Sen. Harold E. Hughes bid for reelection by a three operable by June of 1972. Four other courts-martial Army Corps officer, MaJ. will be the principal speaker April 2 at the ?100-a-pIate fund "Because of the urgent Frank Hahne, representing Keansburg, Kcyport and were held last year in Dorothy J. (Jaillard, adjutant raising dinner of the New Jersey Democratic Party, State to one vote. Frank Smith of need for the system," Mr. the Reilly firm, blamed much Matawan Borough are being connection with the riot. All, genera! of Walson Army Hos- Chairman Salvatore A. Bontempo announced yesterday. Hazlet voted no in the ballot- considered as potential sewer Hoder said, "we couldn't wait of the holdup on snow and pital here. cold weather, and said the /our soldiers in those trials Bontempo said the dinner, to be held in the Robert ing on Mr. Simonsen. Mr. customers. for the money to begin the Two witnesses were called preliminary study. The wait surveying could be completed were enlisted men who were Treat Hotel in Newark, "will be an opportunity to learn McGee abstained. Because of the speed with by the prosecution before the how many loyal Democrats there are, now that we don't would have set us back six by the March 15 deadline "if charged with the same of- Paul J. Smith of Union which the design is progress- trial recessed. have the usual form of patronage available." months." there's no more snow." fenses as Rodrigues-Torres. Beach was reelected autho- ing, Mr. Hoder said the au- Bontempo at first declined to estimate how many persons rity secretary, with Mr. Mc- he thought would attend but later said he expected "about Gee and Frank Smith voting 1,000." against him. By unanimous vote, Wal- U. S. Gives Up Base Camp lace A. Taylor of Holmdel, absent from last night's ses- LAI KHE, Vietnam — The U. S. Army gave up its sion, was elected treasurer; second division-size base camp in Vietnam today. It was and Fred Varlese of Union a major step toward South Vietnamese assumption of the Beach was renamed vice responsibility for guarding the northern approaches to chairman. Salgoq. With the U. S. 1st Infantry Division leaving for the Mr. McGee, chairman of United States by April 15, the Americans delivered the divi- the authority since its organi sion's Lai Khe base camp toi (lie 5th Division of the Army ration a year ago, was named of the Republic of Vietnam. The camp is in a neglected vice.treasurer. rubber plantation 30 miles north of the capital. Smith to Resign Frank Smith, who an nounced last night that he Hawaii to Lift Abortion Curbs would resign from the authO' HONOLULU - The Hawaii legislature has passed a rity March 31 because of a Pontiac bill virtually eliminating curbs on abortion. business move to Miami, The bill in effect repeals a 101-year-old present law Fla., declared, "It's a which permits abortion only to save the life of the mother. sad day that three townships Final legislative action came with a 15-9 vote in. the state and this particular authority senate yesterday. have lost Daniel McGee." The new measure would permit abortion by licensed Before the vote on Mr. announces physicians in -licensed hospitals if the woman has been a Simonsen, whose nomination, Hawaii resident for at least 90 days and the fetus is not he said, came as a surprise, "viable." Mr. Smith accused the new Legislative lawyers interpret "viable" to mean fetuses chairman of showing no "out far enough developed to live outside the womb and say it standing ability or interest" would cover pregnancies up to four or five months. in the authority. Mr. Smith also said he felt the beginning of Mr. Simonsen had "failed the Senators Lose Elevator Battle authority" by spending the WASHINGTON — Automation has come to the Senate's authority's public and "lim- elevators. So far the score is elevators 2, senators 0. ited funds" on a waste-water In the old days, a senator could push the elevator but- treatment course at Rutgers, ton three tunes and a young operator, hired through the but "not finding time enough tomorrow. patronage system, would rush a car to his floor. to sit through the exams." Generations of tourists found themselves going up when Mr. Simonsen, named to they wanted to go down, for that senator's ring took prece- the sewer unit last June, re- dence. torted that the 29 hours he It is still that way in the Old Senate Office Building. But had spent in the class were in the new one, the system has gone—particularly in some to give him "the most knowl- The all-new Firebirds are here. elevators recently installed. edge about-sewers and treat- Sen. Milton R, Young, R-N.D., spent about 35 minutes ment plants in as short a time on one of the new lifts Tuesday, stuck between floors. as possible. There an four. Why? Comfortable seating for four. Period. A ride It nothing without quick th© bosiMng to happen to bumpers To make matters worse, when he picked up the Challenge Made elevator telephone to call help, a giggling secretary told People have different ideas of what Three have always been a crowd. hand|fng. since bumpers. It's a resilient, rubber- him he had to be kidding, and hung up. "And I think I know more a sports car should be. Incorporating Especially in the back seat of a spofte. . We didn't compromise handling a like material that looks like painted about sewers than you do. all of those ideas Into one car is car. So the new Firebirds have two bit. We made the Wide-Track wider. metal. It resists dings, dents and Can you explain the stepura- equivalent to putting an elephant's bucket-type seats in back. Plus two Made fade-rests(ant front disc brakes chips. And it positively won't rust Seeks Newark Mayor's Post tion of activated sludge?" he trunk, a camel's hump and stripes on bucket seats up front. standard. And for improved cornering, A tough bumper. Covering the challenged Mr. Smith, a giraffe. You end up with a creature Four comfortable passengers, we installed stabilizer bars up front. entire front end of each Firebird. NEWARK - State Sen. Alxeander J. Matturri, a can." that doesn't do anything well. each In an individual seat. And added rear stabilizer bars to The decisive victojy of functlonallam Newark resident, announced his candidacy for mayor of So... four Firebirds. And a more comfortable ride. Formula 400 and Trans Am. over faddism. this city today. The term was contained in Firebird (1). An economical The rear seats gave us room to raise Engines to match. Instrument panels, for instance. Easy The Essex Republican tossed his hat in the ring at a the completed preliminary de- sports car. the drive tunnel between them, Which If you read our descriptions of the four to read. With easy-to-reach controls. Firebirds, the engine lineup makes news conference at the Robert Treat Hotel attended by his sign of the $9.1 million three Firebird Esprit (2). A luxurious gives the suspension room to travel We even designed the panels so town sewer system submitted model. when you hit a bump. Which, in the supreme sense. The basic Firebird that any light bulb can be changed •wife, Dorothy, and his 11-year-old son. He is the seventh Firebird and Esprit, produces a has a 250-cubic-inch six. Esprit— in 60 seconds. By you. Without person to do so. on schedule last night by Firebird Formula 400 (3). The Charles J. Kupper, Inc., con- Firebird built for drivers. ride that many a full-size sedan a 350-cubic-inch, regular-gas V-8. » lying on the floor. The 56-year-old Matturri, a lawyer by profession, leads Firebird Trans Am (4). Our. would be proud of. Formula 400 has a 400-cublc-lnch . But you'll undoubtedly want to the Essex County delegation to the New Jersey Senate sulting engineers of Piscata V-8. And Trans Am features a way. ultimate. Formula 400 and Trans Am don't find out for yourself. Please do. and is chairman of the Law Enforcement an] Public Four distinctly different Firebirds; have it quite as soft. Enthusiasts 400-cubic-inch Ram Air V-8. At a Pontiac dealer's. Then you'll Safety Committee. Frank Smith also criticized for drivers who agree on only one like a stiffer ride. Stiffer springs and Endura bumpers that absorb bumps. know our "beginning of tomorrow" Pontiac's Endura material is probably Matturri, who was chairman of the Newark Housing Mr. Simonsen for submitting thing. A sports car. shocks provide it. claim Is more than a boast. Authority from 1951 to 1953, said Newark had become "a a $200 voucher for four days city of international shame" and called for "a people's cru- spent at last summer's League sade to take back their city." of Municipalities convention in Atlantic City. The autho- rity, he said, received no re- Laotians Lose Airfield port on either the Rutgers course content or on the con> VIENTIANE, Laos — Laotian government forces aban- vention. doned the strategic airfield-outpost of Muong Soui to the "I don't recall anyone ever North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao last night, military sourc- asking for a report," coun- es said today. ! tered Mr. Simonsen, who The sources said the order to abandon Muong Soul added that his total expenses was given by Gen. Vang Pao, who commands the army submitted for the college of 10,000 Meo tribesmen that is the government's chief de- course were a $75 fee and fense against the North Vietnamese offensive now moving $2.50 more for a parking unchecked across east-central Laos. sticker. Vang Pao reportedly had planned to reinforce Muong The new chairman de- Soui with a battalion of troops but changed his plans be- scribed the Rutgers sessions cause enemy ground fire prevented his landing planes at the as a "waste-water treatment airstrip. course designed for employes of treatment plants to prepare them for state licensing." Wants Victory Demonstrations Not Concerned ATLANTIC CITY - Dr. Carl Mclntire, the radio evan- Mr. Simonsen said he didn't gelist, says he will "mo\e heaven and earth" to persuade take the two exams because Washington city officials to allow a Victory in Vietnam he wasn't concerned with the demonstration. • licensing process. Mclntire said Tuesday that as a last resort the March Once the reorganization for Victory Committee would go to court if the District of hassle had quieted, Emil J Columbia continues to refuse it a permit to hold the march Hoder, project manager for on Pennsylvania Avenue. the regional system for the The Shelton College president said "federal officials Kupper firm, reported that, said they would let us hold a rally at the Washington Monu- with submission of the pre- ment and the mall. However, we don't have that, in writing," Be wise*., open Kidnap Victims, Found Safe KANSAS CITY — The FBI reports it has recovered two Checkmaster little girls kidnaped at Butler, Alabama, and arrested one of the men charged with taking them. John Charles Messiek, 22, of Tuscon, Ariz., was arrested account today about 3:30 a.m. at the home of a distant relative in Liberty, Mo., a suburb of Kansas City. With him and unharmed were Tiffany Cain, 3, and Tina Cain, 2, daughters of an oil hunter at ButJer. Hyland to Quit SIC Post TRENTON - William F. Hyinnd said today that he will resign in the near future us chairman of the Stnte Investigation Commission to devote more time to his family and private law practice. Hyland, 40, of Cherry Hill said he would talk to Gov. William T. Cahill before setting a definite date for his resignation. Ho said ho did not want to loavc the commission "abruptly" and would aRrco to rcmnln ns SIC chairman No minimum balance required "a reasonable length of time" to provide for a smooth trim- Can we help you? sit I on. Stnlce It our biggest asset. liylund .said that when ho accepted tho $L5,l!0l)-H-ymir post «l the urging of former Gov. Richard J. Hughes ho did •o with tho understanding that it would be for a limited CENTRAL JERSEY BANK thus. AND Tmjmrr OOMMNV MIMIIBOPf.D. 1.0. -THE DAILY RrOlSTW. Df.D BANK-M1DDLETOWN. N. J.: ttUAOIMY, K1.B1H ARV %\ l'/TO JiiHrirh £r. lirinhuld <>. S .Samuel Weisu Mrs. Malilda Nevim Burner Blaze MATAWAN TOWKSHJP - HEWAKK - fiwnuel Weiss, QAMUHST - Mrs, Matil- Sylvester Dietrich, Sr., 83, of Arrangements mv under Reinhold C. Spelter of 40 da W, Kevins, 68, ut Wood- Quickly Doused ; 76, of 35 Van Vechten St., side Farm, .Monmoutli Road Obituaries 271 Greenwood Drive, died the direction of the Day Fu- Woodman Place, died yester- RED BANK — A general neral-Home, Keyport; died yesterday at home. He died yesterday in Monmouth Tuesday in the N.J. State day in Monmouth Medical alarm at 8:01 this morning was the father of vMeyer Medical Center after a long brought all fire companies to Hospital at Marlboro. Center, Long Branch. Ite was Weiss of Matawan and illness. ,Mi-s Louise Ivins a retired teller for the Fed- 25 Huljbard Park, where an IU* was born in Austria ;anl George Weiss of Knglishtown. She was born In Palmyra, oil burner blaze was quickly had resided here $2 years, KKYl'OKT — Miss Lmiise eral Reserve Bank (if New Pa., daughter of the late brought under control. Ivins, SI, fumierly of Key- York City. Mr. Weiss lived here for 33 Charles W. and Carolyn Sing- haviiy foiniei'ly lived m years. He was born in Hun- Damage was minor and West New York. A communi- port-Holnulel Itoad, llazlet, Mr. Speker was horn in er and lived here 40 years. there were no injuries. died Sunday in Hie liay.shore gary and came to New York She was the widow of Dr. Rob. cant of St. l.awix'iiio Catholic New York City and was the City in 1923. He was em- Church, Laurence Harbor, Mr. Nursiiii; Home, here. son of the late Keinhold and crt Nevins. litiiTi in Jlazlel, she wan ihe ployed by Town Cleaners in Mrs. Nevins attended St. Agnstus Gumble of Milwau- Dietrich was a retired mill- Caroline Spite'. lioselle. He was a member of wrifilit. His \tife was the late daughter of the late James He was a member of the James Episcopal Church, kee, Wise, and Mrs. Bertha the Odd Fellows Transylvan- Long Branch. McLain of Newington, Conn.; Mrs. Kaiherino l'usta Dietrich. and Alwilda Ivms. Schennerhorn Street Kvan- ia Lodge, New York City Surviving an; three sons, She was a retired seam- gelical Church of Brooklyn. Surviving are a daughter, three brothers, Leslie Singer and the Cleaners and Dyers, of HaKley, Pa., Flornz Sing- Sylvester Dietrich, ,lr. of stress. He is survived by his wid- Union. Mrs. Carolyn Wane of Tinton Ilrick Township, Kalnian .Surviving is a sister, -.Mrs, ow, Mrs. Henrietta Miller Kails; three sons, Robert A. er of (iroentown, Pa. and Dietrich of West New York Khzabeth Walling of Chester, Speker, and a brother. Otto Beside his two sons, Mr. Nevins of Long Branch, Wil- (icurge Singer of Paupack, and Charles S. Dietrich, Sr. of 111. Speker of New York City. Weiss is survived by -four liam D. Ncvin.s of Dcnnisville Pa. and seven grandchildren. lielford; a daughter, Mrs. Arrangements are under di- The Bedle Funeral Home of grandchildren. E. Berheim & and David C. Nevins of Holm- The Worden Funeral Home, Helen Iannaci of Long Island; rection of the Bedle Funeral Matawan is in charge of fu- Sons are in charge of ar- del; three sisters, Mrs. Roy lied Bank, is in charge of ar- five grandchildren, and two Home, here. neral arrangements. rangements. Gumble of Paupack, Pa., Mrs. rangements. more for your money

NAGEL DEAD — Conrad Nagel, movie ido] of the FOOD SUPERMARKETS WE SELl ONLY twenties and thirties, died yesterdiy in his New lU.S.GOV'I.GIADEDl York apartment. Nagel is shown at left during the YOUR MOST VALUABLE E-.AA CHOICE sixties and at right during his heyday. He was a TRADING STAMPS "• CC BEEF founder and former president of the Academy of Mo- SALE TODAY thru SAT. Plus tion Picture Arts and Sciences which awards the Oscar. Cause of death was not announced. IAP Wirephoto) PRODUCE DEPT

flfrs. Anna Dorick Mrs. Sallie Dixon BANANAS NEW ; SHREWSBURY - KEYPOKT - Mrs. Sallie v, COLDEN Mrs. Anna Dorick of Dixon, 74, of 22 East Front RIPE 484 Shrewsbury Ave. died St. died Monday in Monmouth Medical Center, Long Tuesday in her home. Branch. LB. Mrs. Dorick was born in Po- She was born in North land, a daughter of the late 11 Carolina, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Goctow- Mr. and Mrs. John Grimes, U.S. s 1 YELLOW GLOBE ski. She was the widow of Mi- The widow of George Dix chael Dorick. on, she was a former resi- Surviving are two daugh- dent of Malawan and a mem- ters, Mrs. Anthony Babriscky ber of the Second Baptist of Perth Amboy and Mrs.Church of Matawan. Harry Applegate, at home; Surviving are a son, John BUTT three grandchildren, and six- B. Dixon, here; three daugh- great-grandchildren. ters, Mrs. Ersell Royster of PORTION 2 Arrangements are under Matawan, Miss Doris Dixon, the direction of the William S. here, and Mrs. Martha Jack- Anderson Funeral Home, son of Cliffwood Beach; 17 CABBAGE Red Bank, grandchildren and 18 great EITHER HALF fULL CUT u>. FRESH IV MKMOBIAM grandchildren. WILSON —In loving memory nf our Arrangements are under GREEN rood husband and father, Jospj>h A. GOV'T. INSPECTED CHICKEN WJjMrti). who pawned away September direction of the Bedle Fu- BONELESS CROSS RIB or 9. 18G9. on this Ms birthday. QUARTERS WING ON Bereaved wife and children neral Home, here. TOP ROUND 12 CHICKEN BREAST LB. 39 CRISP AIR MC INTOSH QUARTERS BACK ON ROAST BEEF CHICKEN LEGS u 39 APPLES 3*39' REG. STYLE DAIRY DEPARTMENT Main Office: GOV'T. INSPECTED CHICKEN 10S Chestnut St., Red Bank, S. J. 07701 FIRST CUT BUTTERMILK OR COUNTRY STYLE Branch Offices: CHICKEN BREAST m 59 870 lit- 35, Mlddlctonn, N. J, ROASTING 30 East Main St., Freehold, N. J. CHUCK THIGH ON 879 Broadway, Long Branches. J. CHICKEN PILLSBURY BltabUihed In 1878 by Joholl. Cook: ani Henry Cla* STEAK 3'/i-LB. AVG. IB. CHICKEN LEGS * u> 49 Pnblished by The Red Bank SerUter Incorporated 39 Member o! the Associated prexs — The Associated Fresa li.mtltled BISCUITS 4 35 •xcluslvely to tt» use for replication of all the local news printed la thli newspaper u veil a* alt AP newa dispatches. 2-LB. MB. Second elus postage paid at Red Bonk, N. J. 0T701 and at additional SAUERKRAUT PKG. 25' SAUERKRAUT 15' mailing offlcei. Published daily. Monday through Friday. me I MARGARINE 1 monUi-|2.ra 6 m«nths-*n.00 OSCAR MAYER TWO GUYS DELUXE 3 montbi—17.00 13 month!—427.00 SOFT BLUE Subscription Prices in Advance Home Delivery by Carrier — BOLOGNA MEAT 79' SLICED BACON u 79' BONNET 4c OFF lb tlntl* copy at counter. 10 cents: by Carrier 50 CenU Per Week. . U.S.D.A. CHOICE-POTTING FRESH _j» SWIFT PREMIUM ROYAL DAIRY OR WEISSGLASS FROM FLORIDA SHORT RIBS ,69' GROUND BEEF 59 SLICED BACON o 89 ORANGE JUICE Vi-GAL. 55' FRESH SWIFT PREMIUM BUTTER BALL _ A SWIFT PREMIUM ' FROZEN FOOD DEPT. c ( i TURKEY ALL SIZES o59 GROUND CHUCK LB. ALL MEAT FRANKS U 79 BIRDS EYE AW/ WE REGLAZE AMERICAN KOSHER OR MIZRACH CITY CUT QUARTER LOIN RIB SIDE _ _ FRESH _ A 100% ' A—^ BREAKFAST DADt/ TIIADC ENDS & ,.7Q' rUKn inUr) CENTERSlB* * GROUND ROUND LB 79' KOSHER FRANKS^ 89C DRINK 3-79' U AND RESCREEN «#CANS# M ALL TYPES OF ALUMINUM FRAME WINDOWS i WE ALSO RETAPE AND RECORD I come to the DOLE HAWAIIAN HARVEST ALL TYPES OF VENETIAN BLINDS ON-COR-BEEF, TURKEY. SALISBURY STEAK -», 09 i DOLE DOLE DOLE FAMILY CASSEROLES 2i i 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK PINK OR REG. BIRDS EYE ALL VARIETIES INTERNATIONAL A A PINEAPPLE PINEAPPLE VEGETABLES IOOZ. 39' I Free Delivery Call 741-7500 JUICE SLICED, CHUNKS, PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. J CONVENIENT TIDBITS OR CRUSHED JUICE DRINK APPETIZING DEPT. i CREDIT PLANS Est. 1925 C ROAST ft QQ ft 10i99' 4 CANS M m 3 89 Vi-LB. 79 ft roum's TWO GUYS IMPORTED PEELED PLUM BAKERY PLANTER'S CORNED TOMATOES 3^ 89 rwc SPECIALS PEANUT BUTTER 55 tarn BEEF SQUARE THIN SLICED TWO GUYS PINK, CLEAR OR AQUA TWO GUYS _ S WHITE BREAD 4JS 1 C CORNERS 5 DISHWASHING LOTION « 49 LARGE 8 INCH • Moments TETLEY SAXET FRENCH STYLE PKG. C with TEA BAGS OF 10079' CHERRY PIE 49 GREEN BEANS 5 79 PLAIN OR MARBLE 2-LB. 4-OZ. 18 BOTTLE TWO GUYS ALL VARIETIES _ A_ PRIETO IMPORTED _ _ ^ Aunt Millie CAKE MIXES 4 99 POUND CAKE RING 89' ROASTED PEPPERS 3

POPE IMPORTED APPLE STRUDEL 49 TWO GUYS CALIFORNIA TOMATO PASTE PURPLE PLUMS 3 89 BUMBLE BEE OR ICY POINT CARMELCORN 49 "GORHAM" C ANN DALE MACAROON AND . KEEBLER nA ( C i'ARNISH PREVENTIVE PINK SALMON l CHOC. CHIP COOKIES -'79 CINNAMON CRISP /; 39 & SILVER POLISH VANITY FAIR REGAL PRINT 500 SHEET 2-PLY « NABISCO m _ ( / AJAX C BATHROOM TISSUE 439 ' OREO COOKIES 49 129 VANITY "FAIR PKG. OF 100 «*•• f/DETERGENT SUNSHINE 1 , WITH A IO0D PURCHASI 01 52 OR MORI, C *fta/ lOtOfFLABH Can thclittle Italian lady from Haw- LUNCHEON NAPKINS 25 HOUSIWARES DEPARTMENT thorne, N.Y. continue to outsmart the Mb l-oiboi VIENNA FINGERS 39 big spaghetti sauce companies? Will they dare: to copy her newest. sauce- Aunt Millie's Spaghetti Sauce with Italian Sausage Meat? Listen morn- Opon Daily 9:30 A.M. 'til 10 P.M. W« rtierv. (fit right to limit 4 quunlltlm. Not rciponllblt lor ings, nflernoons, evenings. Sunday '10 A.M.'HI 6 P.M. tirpagraphlcal «rron. Prfcti «(. *For Sales Allowed by Law l.tliv. thru Sal., Fab. 28, 1970. WAHC, WNKW, WNIIC, WI'AT. W1IN -THF. DAILY IUXISTF.R, RFD RANK • M!DDI.KTO%% N J.: FKBRI.'ARY 25, Union Beach School Board Asks Stay on Budget Cut By ED WALSH from the present $592,101 to board secretary, said the This is an expenditure we UNION; BEACH - Like a VICTORY MARKET a proposed ?893,737. board has kept the per pupil pick up without any choice," Jury having trouble reaching Board member Kjdjard expenditure at $563 — "the he said. 31 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK TELEPHONE 747-0508. 747-1339 a verdict, the Board of Edu- Flynn questioned whether a second lowest in the county." '"Ilhe only time we receive cation last night requested budget cut that only made a The county average is $703 aid Is for speciiil programs," FRIENDLY PERSONAL SERVICE — TOP QUALITY MEATS and POULTRY more deliberating time to two or three cent decrease in per pupil. Mr. DiMaio said. examine its defeated budget. the tax rate "would be worth "Then you have got your- State Is Behind Meeting in special session it." self into a predicament where "And we must budget USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE with Borough Council to dis- "Again we are not talking y«u are looking at a higher for these programs aLsu," cuss a possible budget cut, about two or three cents," level," Councilman Thomas board member Theodore I'. board members said tfiey feel Mayor Hennessy said. "We I'erno said. "This is a level Brunelii said. "We eventual- EYE the budget "is tight," but they are talking about the jolt of that the taxpayers may not ly get reimbursed but the SIRLOIN consented to review the mat- $300,000 that must be raised be able to afford," state is always one year be- ter further. above and beyond last year's "Well, what are we sup- hind in its payment." "There is no fat in this budget. This will have quile posed to do?" board member ROUND budget," board president an impact on the taxpayer's Thomas Corrado demanded. "I wouldn't want your deci- STEAK James R. McKittrick an- poeketbook, and if our tax "Are we supposed to go for- sion," Mr. McKittrick said as nounced at the outset of the collections start falling o/f, ward or backward?" the session neared it.s end. ALL CUTS ROAST meeting. we will be in worse shape "You can't do it all in one "Well, we certainly want Look Required than we are now." year," Mr, Perno replied. yours," Mayor Hennessy PORTERHOUSE or T-BONE 99c Ib. SWIFT'S PREMIUM BACON 89c Ib. "This is probably true, Mr. McKittrick explained "What if our people can't pay stated. Jim," Mayor Alfred T. Hen- that $31,000 had to be budget- their taxes?" "Are there any areas where we can find relief? Can nessy Jr. replied. "We are ed for back tuition to Key- "We must give the kids a GOV'T. INSPECTED not here to dispute your port High School. good education," Mr, Corra- you suggest where we may CENTER CUT word. Nobody knows more "If we had a surplus to do reported. come to an agreement? Don't about your budget than you draw from we could have "Our enrollment at the high blame the entire rise on in- FARM do, but 389 people came out taken care of this item," school is up by 40 students struction and tuition. Those accounts are always the whip- LEAN to defeat It, so we must take school superintendent William this year and 54 here in the a long, hard look at it." DiMaio said. "Unfortunately elementary school," Mr. Mc- ping boys," the mayor said. FRESH The {893,737 current expense we haven't had a surplus the Kittrick said. "All we can say," Mr. Di- levy was defeated by an over- last two years, although the "Our school here is bulg- Maio said, "is that this bud- CHUCK FRYING whelming margin of 389-81. state recommends 10 per cent ing despite the fact we added get is a true budget. We "Last year we made an ar- of the budget be set aside for four modular classrooms re- couldn't even live with tfie bitrary cut and the commis- this purpose." cently," the board president ridiculous figure appropriat- STEAK CHICKEN ed last year for transporta- sioner of education restored "It's not poor budgeting continued. "Next year we ex- tion." it," Mayor Hennessy said. but poor spending we are pect our high school enroll- California POT ROAST (Bone in) 69c Ib. Grade A — Cut-up - Split Quartered "We are hopeful that we can concerned with," Mayor Hen- ment to increase by another "I guess the real answer Is come to a mutual understand- nessy continued. "Unfortu- 50 pupils. If our enrollment not to have school expenses as ing and quit knocking heads. nately whenever budgets show would stay down perhaps our a local tax levy," a smiling Our worry is that the tax- a tiny bit of surplus at the costs would stay down. Mayor Hennessy concluded, It Pays to Advertise in The Register payers can't stand the impact end of the fiscal year there "Another area of increased All present agreed. of a $300,000 raise in taxes all is a mad dash to spend it. enrollment is when the state at once," he said. This is true in every depart- places children in foster The amount that must be ment from the bottom on up." homes we must take these raised by taxation has risen Mrs, Mary Lou Ackerman, children and educate them. COSMETICS 4-Cent Rate Hike Set foods plus HEALTH AIDS In Monmouth Beach VITAMINS "".•':>.•/•••' MONMOUTH BEACH - A per $W0 of assessed evalua- of a performance bond with COMPARE * SAVE municipal budget of $409,449 tion — up 53 cents over 1969. the Commission. in general appropriations for Rate increases in the tax A bond in the amount of 1970 - up $43,492 over the structure were reported as $73,500 for the construction of REG. 139 1989 figure — was unani- follows by Mayor Johnson: pavements, filling and grad- REG. 159 mously adopted by the Mon- municipal, four cents; local ing work, installation of mouth Beach Commission at school, 29 cents; regional curbs, planting of trees and a public hearing last night. high school, 19 cents; and other improvements was county, one cent. posted at last night's ses- DRISTAN Earmarked for municipal PRELL sion. purposes is the amount of Major increases in the bud- Also approved by the Com- CONCENTRATE $348,562 - up $38,215; with get were attributed to the mission was the purchase of $60,887 held as reserve for new salary scale and other one police car from the Kroll SHAMPOO uncollected taxes, based on administrative expenses. Motors Inc., of Long Branch. an estimated 91.5 per cent of Approved by the commis- Kroll's was the low bidder for tax collections. sion was a major subdivision the price of $2,304. The only To be raised iby tax for application by Shrewsbury other bid submitted came municipal purposes will be Harbor Development Com- from the Mount English $221,370-up $9,425 over 1969. pany of 648 Ocean Ave., Long Sales Co., of Red Bank for This raises the municipal Branch, for the development $2,368. tax rate to $1.26 — up four of Shrewsbury Harbor Es- The Commission's next bUREVSRYDAY, cents over 1969. tates. monthly meeting will be held The approximate Mon- The application had ibeen at 8:30 p.m. on Wednesday, mouth Beach tax rate for conditionally approved by the March 11, instead of the pre- REG. 69< 1970 was estimated by Mayor Monmouth Beach Planning viously scheduled date of SQUIBB Sidney B. Johnson at $4.08 Board, subject to the posting March 10. TOOTH BRUSH 25* Bar Complacency, Work CREST Medium-Hard TOOTHPASTE Regular- Allen Tells the GOP Mint HIGHLANDS — Freeholder who is up for re-election this publicans of some of the ac- Albert E. Allen last night year, is attempting to lull complishments of tlie Board urged members of the county Republicans into a false sense of Freeholders. The board Affiliated Republican Club of security by designating recognizes the problems of to guard against compla- himself as an underdog can- pollution and has taken cency in this year's election didate. This is an old politi- steps concerning regional dis- \ and to continue the hard work cal trick, he said. posal, he said. and team work of last year. An incumbent is never an He also mentioned the com- underdog, Mr. Allen told the prehensive plans for county The GOP freeholder Republicans meeting at roads and bridges which are charged that incumbent Rep. Bahr's Restaurant here. keeping pace with the James J. Howard, D-N.J., The freeholder said that county's population and eco- Reg. 29< Republicans achieved success nomic growth. in last year's election by The freeholders have been NOW, FIRST MERCHANTS hard work and by team work. able to provide the services Only a repetition of this can necessary for the county and FUNG bring the.desired result, he have kept the county tax Higher Interest said. rate increase to less than a Mr. Allen also told the Re- penny, he said. On Regular Passbook REG. 109 CUTEX Savings Planners OK Big Project NAIL POLISH REMOVER WEST LONG BRANCH - variance consideration. ' AND On One Year Final Planning Board approv- A letter from the state Certificates al was gained last night by FEM IRON Highway Department present- of Depoiit Bernard Cohen of G&M Hold- ing Co." for a plot plan for a ed to the board indicates that Reg. 49< the state agency would not On Two Year major Parker Road subdi- vision. expect any serious impact on Certificatei The application, which was Hie area's traffic pattern if of Depoiit initiated four years ago, cre- the service station is ates 69 lots on the 59-acre constructed. Depalfli IrunrM Up tft LOW-LOW ENVELOPES tract. tlfl.OM bj F.D.I.C. Site plan approval also went to George Bergen, Neptune, Carriers' Unit REG. 149 for construction of a Mobile service station at the north- Meeting Set west corner of Rt. 36 and LYSOL MATAWAN — The quarter- lember rttenl Beierre, F«d«nl Broadway. Depnll ininnnM Corp. The plan now goes to ly meeting of the Monmouth SPRAY BOTH the local Zoning Board for and Ocean District, Letter Carriers Association, will be FOR held at 8 p.m. Saturdny In the HEALTH American Legion Hall, 188 .99* AND Main St. Curtis K. Yates of Free, BEAUTY hold, association president, Opon 9 to 6—Closod Sun. AIDS announced that Hie unit's of- 58 BROAD STREET, RED BANK. N. J. Open laid till 9 Wad. & Frl. ficers for the coming year IVlcort flffootlva tlini [int., ?''7O IVo rmmrvrt lha rlclil lt» Until ([imit Not r«'fipiMUillilfl fur I v(M'i;rnj))iiciiJ vtmr will be elected and Installed JSHOP IK THE STORE NEAREST YOU!* at the session. SOMERVII.LE 63Maln5l. RUTHERFORD 62 Park Av. WESTCHESTER Tlio Moll, Now Rochnllr. PLAINFIELD109E. Fionl VITAMIN James Kennedy, president RED BANK 50 Broad St. NEW YOU K CITY 23 W. 34th St. 62 W. 45tl. St. ORANGE 301 Main St. MORRI5TOWN 26 N. Pork 164 E. 59th SI. 182 E. 86th St. CIMTER Did you go louth? Did you go loufli? Did you go of the state nssoelntlun, will HACKCNSACK Pnckaul'l Bombirgtr UNION 102V Sluyveianl Avo. JERSEY CITY 51 Joumnl S.|. FLUSHING 3709 Mnln Si. south? No. Juit to the Corner? Yai, Already? Y«t. attond the meeting with mem- bers of his staff, it was said. THE DAILY FROM OUR READERS ^REGISTER m (w be small potatoes. It Johnson and I were Uie two senators who how you can show this. Jibes, however, with recent statements by stood up and opposed it vigorously to Sec- BE WARNED: Keep proper records Mr. Newl, a salesman, ran into this of your business gifts. Nor»h "ipfn"'"»«> loaders I,e Duan and retary of State Dulles and Admiral Bad- problem when he gave Christmas gifts of Vo Nguyen Giap that North Vietnam must ford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs ol Staff," $10 each to three office boys, two delivery If you take on education expenses to ""-••• itself to support a long war in the Russell recalls. boys, two elevator operators, three door- help you maintain or improve the skills South. "And wu stopped it until after Con- men and six niaitre d's—a total of J1B0. He necessary for your job, the expenses are gress adjourned and went home, and then explained that the gifts were Intended to deductible under Treasury regulations. It also serves as a reminder that the But last year the court barred a de- llano) war effort and !he Hanoi economy they sent some soldiers in, When Johnson encourage office and delivery boys to de- got there (to the White House) Kennedy liver his merchandise more rapidly, eleva- duction for a genera) college education, are supported, in large measure, by the even though it helped the taxpayer main- ' Soviets. had sent in 18 to 20 thousand." 5 tor operators to hold elevators for him, maitre d's to give him tables and door- fnin or improve his necessary job skills. Ilnl'l the Unilrd Stairs started winding Uussell says the decision facing John- In this c-isc, a Chicago police detective down its Vietnam operations, Halnhont; son early in his presidency, was whether men to signal taxis. • • • entered a 'ivorslfy as a philosophy stu- was a niai'ir sore pom I for tliosn critics to withdraw the troops already Kent to dent with < ^ ultimate aim of becoming a who argued that Hie "Johnson Administni- Vietnam or to send additional troops there. NONE OF THESE explanations con- lawyer. (1M Chicago Police Department i"n rtii"''l fifhl ;i tiHirr ar,%'ressiivn w;ir. "And my complaint with him was not vinced the court that the gifts were ap- encourages Its men to attend college.) The They contended that Haiphong, and small- for sending others In," adds Uussell, "but, propriate and helpful or even proxlmately policeman argued his college expenses er r '• in M-f-'i, "Hnani. should he because we didn't go on and win the war related to his selling activities and the on* were deductible because they would help closed to curb the flow of supplies intn by closing up the ports of North Vietnam, are "W) was disallowed. him in his nolico Job; the court answered rvot" ' -"••••• lie let the timid souls In the.State De- If you own a closely held corporate that the cost of a general college educa- Former Defense Secretary Ilobcrt S. partment talk him out of that. busings which gives money as Christmas I'on is a nnmmal expense, no more de- M'" '•••"<; arcrtird that the econ- "He could have ended that war in lix Rifts, failing to keep proper records can ductible after starting work than before omy o/ Nuilli Vietnam was not dependent months any time," says Kussell. be doubly expensive for you. Not only will going to work. ' -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.j WEDNESDAY, EEBRI'AHY 25, 1970 FROM OUR READERS Marlboro's Harmony Sgl. De Vilo Praised Freneau's Land 7 Y.Umer frrfve A wtpv nnnarchi;il tendencies of Hamilton and brigade is situated in the central portion of the "Street with- Certainly, if the mayor were sincerely interested in encouraging to witness. Only by intensive education on Ihe Federalist Party. In these early days of our young gov- the perihs of drugs can young people be dissuaded from tak- out Joy." creating a harmonious atmosphere, he would not have ernment there was only ime party, ihe Federalists. In appointed a man he knew would be totally unaceptable to ing that first, and most important, step of smoking a their supremacy they found it convenient to suppress Ihe ... I was eager to learn what I could about the feel- the council. Yet he continued to insist on Mr, Leo's ap- "harmless" marijuana cigarette. There is too mucii of a opposition. Jefferson organized committees in each of (de ings of the Vietnamese. I wondered, too, about the moti- pointment. Why did he choose to make Mr. Leo a political tendency today to close our eyes and .say that, the problem colonies to keep the republican principles before the peo- vation and sensitivity of our own men . , . I've sought to un- pawn? i.s net here because we do not see it. Freedom of discus- ple but it was the National (iazette edited by Philip Fre- sion airs many of the doubts prevalent in the minds of peo- derstand and help the soldiers in thinking through their Since Mr. Salkind has been elected mayor he has initi- ncau that provided an adequate rebuttal to Fenno's 'court ated constant political turmoil. What next, and perhaps ple'of all ages. journal', the newspaper of the Federalists under the domi- convictions. more important, Why? Sgt. DeVila should be commended for the tremendous nation of Hamilton. Thu.s we could .say that Krencau was On the wfoole, the picture in our area is encouraging, as Vours truly, Richard A. Previte service he is rendering this community. If, hy his efforts, instrumental in shaping the two-party system. far as our present commitment is concerned. Virtually all GOP Municipal Chairman he can convince one youth, he has succeeded. I hope everyone interested in preserving not only our of the troops here are concerned about human liie. They Marlboro Township Very truly yours, fight because they think there is no alternative at the pres- local but our national history as well will speak out for ent time. All pray that genuine peace may be achieved Mrs. Adrian N. Longfield preserving in its naturalness not only the homesite but the in the near future. Generous People gravesite of the Poet of the Revolution, Philip Krencau. More and more our mission is pacification, which in- Very truly yours, Virginia Amend volves training and working with local regional and popular Atlantic Highlands, N. J. Unbiased Coverage To the Editor: forces, civic action projects, and meeting the people, Our 25 East Roosevelt Circle brigade has frequent exchanges of visits with the local Thanks are due to the generous people of Atlantic High- lands for their response to an annual appeal by the Atlantic Middletown Carswell Opposed forces and civilian leaders. To the Editor: l Highlands .Public Health Association. This group, under As much as possible we attempt to help the people help the direction of their president, Mrs. Engelbert Brenner, After the turmoil of battle has abated from the elec- Committee on Church themselves, with donations of building materials, agricul- carried out a successful project of Christmas giving to the tions to the Board of Education in Middletown Township and Race tural advice, and sanitation measures. Our doctors fre- needy children of the borough. Tuesday, Feb. 10,1 wish to offer my congratulations to the The Synod of New Jersey quently go on MEDCAP missions to the surrounding ham- Useful clothing was bought and this was supplemented well-deserving winners and my condolences to the losers, The United Presbyterian lets. Those of us who have had this kind of contact with by toys donated by the BelJ Laboratories of Holmdef and who included myself. Church, USA the local populace feel that our helping them to get estab- many that were donated by "townspeople and reconditioned The gracious vote of confidence in me as shown by 775 110 South Munn Ave. lished while protecting them is the best justification for our by the boys and girls of Henry Hudson Regional School. East Orange, N, J. presence. citizens is a tribute to the endeavors of my co-chairwomen, All the gifts (were distributed by members of the Atlantic Mrs. Virginia Foran of Belford and Mrs. Regina Gill of To the Editor: All of this is to come around to a request. An item Highlands Lions Club. River Plaza. My hearty thanks go to them and to the the Committee on Church and Race of the Synod of which is always in short supply /or these people is soap — The kindness of local merchants, Sydney Heifelz, Tu- voters. New Jersey, United Presbyterian Church, USA, expresses plain bars of soap. Most of the cases which our medics tnen's and the Arjay store helped the cause. I would be remiss if I did not also express thanks and its concern over .the qualifications of Judge Carswell as a treat are children's skin infections, due to dirt and bacteria. Thank you, appreciation to The Daily Register for its unbiased and in- member of the U.S. Supreme Court. We strongly urge the If we had the soap, the Civic Action people and the doctors Helen M. Peer, formative coverage of the campaign, which generated the defeat of his appointment to the Bench. could distribute it on their MEDCAP missions. Publicity Chairman high Interest of the public in the school board elections. Sincerely, I don't 'mean to presume upon you in stating the need . Atlantic Highlands Sincerely, Oliver E. Sheffield for help in this corner of Vietnam. However, if you are so Public Health Association Joseph M. Cronin Chairman , inclined, perhaps your telling ihe people of ttie Red Bank : area of the need might impel some to take action. Par- 91 Czechs Kicape ' eels could be sent to: VIENNA (AP) - Despite • 3D BDE Chaplain severe travel restrictions im- 101st Airborne Division posed by Czechoslovakia's APO San Francisco 96383 hard-line Communist govern- Thank you for any consideration you can give to this ment, 91 Czechoslovaks es- project. My best wishes to you,throughout the year. caped into Austria and sought Sincerely yours, political asylum during Janu- The Price is Always Right! ' John S. Snyder ary, the Interior Ministry re- • • • Chaplain (LTC) USA ported. Shop-Rite's Gov't. Inspected Grade A - Oven Ready

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Wt m*rv* Ih* right to Urn* quonrillM. l r»ipomlbl« McM«ffMliv* Ihrti Saturday, Nb. 3*. -THE DAILY BEG1STEB, MD BANK. MIDD1XT0WN, N J.i WEDNESDAY, KEflftURY 25, 1970 Some Activities of Monmouth9s Servicemen y SftiiMfl Apprentice Myrtle Ave., Long Branch, is has received the Air Medal 75 Chestnut Si., Fair Haven, and Mrs. Ivar S. Idzahl, 7 Mr. and Mrs. Wesley P. Burg- son of Mrs. Carmella A. Man- Henry H. Jordan Sr., Hazlet, Mil MWUrty, son of Mrs. on duty at Cam iianh Bay at Ching Chuaii Kanf; AK, received his first and second Oak St., L/ncroft, Is on dtJty ldnd of 709 O'Hagen Ter., na of H Worrell St., Long has arrived for duty at Boi- Frances Moriarty of 14 A. AB, Vietnam. A security po- Taiwan. A radio operator, he awards of the Bronze S'lar at Shaw AFB, S.C. A fire pro. Neptune, is on duty at Tan Branch, has received his first ling AFB, Washington, D.C. HiitcocJt St., Keansburg, vis- Jiteman, he is assigned to the was decoiiited for outsiand- Medal in Vietnam for out- tection specialist, he is with San Nhut AB, Vielnam. U.S. Air Force duty assign- Sgt. Jordan, a personnel spe- ited Mallofta, off the coast of 12th Security Police Squad- ing airmanship and inuiagp standing meritorious service the 383rd Civil Engineering Airman Burglund, an air- ment after completing basic cialist, is assigned to a unit Spilh, while serving aboard ron, j of Headquarters Command. on successful and important as the commanding officer of Squadron. craft equipment repairman, is training at Lackland AFB, the guided missile cruiser He previously served at Na- missions completed under the 2d Battalion of Ihe 25th assigned to the 460th Field Tex. The airman has been as- USS Columbus in the Mediter- Army Sprr. 4 INPISMI T. Airman David C. Kurktt, ha A1J, Okinawa He is a 1987 hazardous conditions. Infantry Division's 27lh In- Maintenance Squadron, a signed to Travis AFB, Calif., ranean. Martin, 20, sun n\ Mr. and son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard graduate of Rarltan Township fantry near Cu Chi. lie ijlso Mrs. Lionel L. Martin, 45 ,)cf- Army Sgt. Ralph K. Hawk- S. Hurket, 298 Main St., Mat- unit of the Pacific Air Forces. for training and duty in the High School. Marine l.ance Cpl. Thomas ferson St., lied Hank, has ins, whose wife, Kllc-n, lives received his first through fifth awan, lias graduated at Shep- The airman, who previously transportation field. Airman G. titiR&iti, son of* Mr. and been assigned as a machine at 239 Spring St., lied Bank,, awards of the Air Medal (or paid AKB, Tex,, from the served at McGuire AFB, grad- Manna, a 1964 graduate of Army He. Jeffrey L. John- Mti. James Zanealtis of Two repairman nidi the 25th In- was assigned to tiie 4th In-" meritorious service while U.S. Air Force aircraft me- uated in 1968 from Neptune Long ISraficfi High School, son, 25, son of Mr, and Mrs. Saratoga Drive, Englishtown, fantry Division in Vietnam. fanlry Division near I'leiku, participating in aerial flight chanics course. He is being High School. His wife, Linda, received his B.A. degree In is iiervihg with Marine Corps James II. Johnson, 15 Tltnsch Vielnam, as a data process- in support ol ground opera- assigned to Travis AKB, is the daughter of Mr. and 19118 from Glassuoro State Force logistic Cofnrriancl in U.S. Air Force S.Sgf. Iton- Ave., Leonardo, has been as- ing specialist, Jan. 30. tions. Calif. \irs. Raymond Warden of 205 College. Vietnam. aid (I. Sarcoma, son of Air. signed to Ihe 25th Infantry Di- Hemlock Drive, Neptune. and Mrs. .Anthony Sarrmiio, Army (.'apt. Ando Mcrendl, vision in Vietnam, as a can- T. Sgt. Liwrmce Burleti, U.S. Air Force Sgt. Thor- U.S. Air Force Airman 1C. U.S. Air Force S«l. Mlthafl 26 Monmouth Iload, Oakhurst, son of Mrs. Leida Merendi, noneer. brother of William Burlett, man J. Idzanl, son of Mr. James W. Burglaud, son of Airman Anthony Manna, Jordan, son of Mr. and Mrs. 127 Black Point Road, Rum- 14 n c son, has been decorated with etii the U.S. Air Force Commen- Stop & Shop Cleanser 10 leiuln tr Uintn dation Medal for meritorious l service in Thailand. Sgt. Bur- Pledge Furniture Polish Miss Breck Hair Spray lett distinguished hilrself as I ant a supply supervisor at Karat Evaporated Milk »»"» A 3-second spray holds your hairdo Sara Lee Cake inn C in place for hours. Unscented, regular, Royal Thai Air Force Base. scented or unscented hard to hold. Devils Food He was presented the medal Cocoa Marsh 'V"55 13 oi. aerosol spray can. at McGuire AFB, Wrights- C Rich, moist all butter town, where he now is as- Stop & Shop Instant Coffee V 69 2.1 recipe cake crowned signed to (he 438th Supply C vVlth creamy Icing. Squadron, a unit of the Mili- Pfeiffer's Dressing TST 39 Completely baked, tary Airlift Cdriifiiand. l e Micrin Mouthwash ready to serve. Peanut Butter *•««. 4«fiS?9d Quart bottle. Blue Micrin's foaming 14 at pkg. tm t. IticHara jr., son of C action rinses away food Qarticles and Mrs. Mary ft. Goscinski of em germs as it freshens breath. Fairlawn, ha* been commis- Nestles Quik Chocolate 79 sioned a second llettienarit in 99 Sun Glory Cookies MtrtiavtrlttlM 3*1 theU.S. AirFdtte iipoh grad- C 250 Bradlees Aspirin 29° Morton Dinners uation from Officer Training ZD azjir mu Bim Choice of beef, chicken, kfUd (OTS) at Lackland Welch's Grape Jam 39 Pertussin Cough Syrup SIDP Uhl* BeiaUt 6 mil turkey or saf isbury steak. AFB, Tex. The lieutenant, se- or Thin Spithttti p«i< X lected Wl" OTS through com- Spaghetti or Elbows petlUW examination, is be- ing assigned to Webb AFB, Kraft French Dressing Tex., for pilot training. Sliced Strawberries Lt. Sitliard, a 1964 grad- If we get deluged we give you Stop & Shop. Ripe, perfectly sweetened uate of Middletcwn High rain cbtcki to k«ep i«ryfh!ng ducky! berries for luscious desserts. School, feceivM MiS B.S. de- gree in 1W8 from Monmouth If you ever find us out of stock on an advertised College, West Long Branch. item, ask for a Rain Check. It guarantees you'll be able to get the item at the sale price as soon as Clam Platter SKE 49' Shrimp Hia father, John J. Bichard it, resides tit & Brookiide Banquet Sliced Meats 4A ftdid, Leonardo.

dttU £ Grill, «6n of Mr. »nd Mrl LoUis F. drill, 4 fifflberdale Drive, Holrridel, /flffllerly afl Army cHiei *af' tint fllficef, tiaS Beeft lived i direct dOmtfllssloh as a first lieutenant oi field artillery at Ft. Wolters, Tex. Lt. Grill is an instructor at tn> Army Primary Helicop- ter &M&1 afld served with tile lift tfhiored CaVilry feg- inieflt iii Vittnam,- earning . the Bronze" Star, 1§ awards 6f the Air Medal artd the Pur- ple Heart. Marine Sgt. Thdfflas Wit- ltaflll, son M Mr. atid Mrs. JrjHri N. Williams of 195 Co- m«fiche Drive, Oceanport, Was pfflfflotfid to His present rank While serving at the Ma- rine dorp's Air Statioti, Cherry Poliit, N.C.

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Wlfflihlp, 20, completed a fixed plant car- rier equipment repairman Stop & Shop Danish .«"« 2 *. *1 course at the Army Signal C School, Ft. Monmouth. His Whipped Creme Butterfly "LOT 59 wife, Tari, lives in Eaton- town. U.S. Air force S. Sgt. Frtf 0-/9 F. Mann Sri, son of Mr. and Individually wrapped Mrt. Fred t. Mann Jr. of 36 6 Complete American Stop & Shop Drug Course Cheese Slices Mueller Stop & Shop White Tuna For Police Delicious white Flavorful solid pack in water. Egg Nood es WEST TRENTON - Six or yellow Fine, wide c Monmouth County officers pasteurized ar medium *efe among those completing process cheese. with the eighth class in a special 8 oz. pkg. semolina Ofl Drug Law Enforcement 39 and easy Training Program for munic- to digesti ipal officers, conducted at farina, the State Police Academy, Sea 4 Gift. Pillsbury Biscuits Completing the course Buttermilk variety. Poppin' were: Capt. Nelson Morrisy fresh biscuit dough bakes Salad Dressing of Atlantic Highlands; rapt. HefeESCm up high and light In only Harvey Morell, Matawan Quart - Stop & Shop 1 Borough; and Patrolmen a matter of minutes. Quality comparable to nationally Green Oiatit Brand nichard Rianchi, Bradley advertised Brands at 6 money- Sweet, tender corn in the ideal saving minl-prlca, Beaoh; ,lohn Brady, Holm- 39 size can for smaller families. del; Wlljlam Rowan, Mana- *k( 1+0 drug law violation. Cheese Sticks llti 18h(». Bir, W»d«« « Q-Jt The curriculum for Hie Chunk. Ntndam WiliM It O / one-week resident classes in- Muenster Cheese cluded limfnictlrm by mem- hors nt the St»W I'olk'P Nar- NORTH BRUNSWICK LAUHELTON (Brick Town) Rte. 70 WAYNE Route 23 and RatWr Road CLIFTON 14 Main Ave, and Rte. 3 WVCKOPT 430 Greenwood Ave'. eotir lluri'iiu ;ind Icclums liy Cor.ofWyckoHAw. U.S. Rte. 1, South of Rte. 130 circle Opin Sunnayi i la •—Monday thru Saturday 0 lo 3 Open Monday thru Satl/rdly 9 to 9 SHU U**m t to •—Mmiiy Itiru lilurdiy • Is t puost speakers from the Fed- jptn SuniUyt I la t -Monday thru Saturday 9 to 9 Opin Monday thru Saturday J to J eral HiiiTiiii of Narcotics; the t'.fi. I'uMnl Ofpmlment And th# N.J. f'liarmaq/sts Asso- ciation. -THr. DAILY HJ,D BANK-MJDDLLTOftN.N. J.i HBRI )'<70 -. RoUiry Pays Tribute, Howard Nominates 52 For Service Schools To Eugene Lehman WASHIHd'IDH - !. yt man Witl'mm 3. /(arris, ; Wall; 'l'irn'/ihy 'rj'hni/ir, Mul- fj Kxan'.'h; t'jitvrM. L. ffiiil; Janrnii 3, (iordon, Neto fARRYTOWN - ON . HUD- In the latter capacity, he Jarneis J, Howard, U-N.J,, has who attend. 1 feel those who Horn iljedkin, Utewow), yi4 dletown; J'liin li. Chei.-I.on, MonmiAitH; Albert M. Set- SON, N.Y. — Hlugene II. Leh- announced that he has nomi- Y,mn%, Little Silvei; Thom- worker with John D. Rockefel- have been numinated deserve .lirmnie U. King, Atlantic Middle-town; Stephen A. Hill, as (J. Smith, Brlelle, and Dar- ih, Spring Lake, and M. Jo- ftisn, president emeritus of ler Jr., the father of Otiv. Nel- nated 52 young men from our sincere congratulations, Highlands. Freehold; Sanfnrd I). Brown, seph Odoiti, Oceanport. Monmouth College, West Long son Rockefeller, In lowering New Jersey's 3rd Congro.s. as they are certainly the Interlaken; William J. Hus- rell A. Russell, Matawan. • Branch, was made an honor- siwial District for possible ap- Naval, Iwo vacancies: prin- Also, Lawrence .). Beaton, Mie taxes in Westchester 'cream of the crop.' " cipal, Richard J. fieller, Sea «py, Matawan; Konald L. try member of tlie Notary t'nunly. pointment to liie United Koi- Die class entering the Casey, Asbury i.'ark; Paul Humson; Wayne K. Wurman, Club of The Tarrylowns, at a States Service Academies. (Sirl; alternates, I,aurenc(; J. Manalapan IDs speeches in Albany .in academies in 11)7(1, the nomi- Parker, fled Dank; (tobert f. M. Mangiamcle, Long Middletown; Allen V. 'i'odri, past presidents' and ladies' that period caused Hie metro- Mr. Downed said, "The nations are as follows: Hranch; Ilichard V,. llardie, night dlntier at the Tappan LoveJI, Cliff wood Heard; Middlflown; Andrew J. Vano, politan press to dul) him "1'he Avon, and Jonathan I). lleag- 1 young men chosen to attend Military, one vacancy, prin- Krislen I). l.arsen, Wesl Al- I''n-ehold; William 'I . Hop Club Hears Hill Restaurant Hero. Iron Man of We.slcheslur." our service academies arc ney, Lincrnft, cipal, .lames I''. Byrne, Mid- lcnhurst; Franklin Venlnfer, kins, Wall; William M. Uuyd, Mr. Lehmdfi, oldest living Although the yours have among the finest in Hie nation dlelown; alternates, Hundall past president of (ho Rotary Asbury I'ark; David S. Bun- Air l''orce, two vacancies: Freeholder elapsed since he moved Jirirn — intellectually and physical- K. Rooilun, New Shrewsbury; tun, I'Yechold; John f'. (Mey- Old Bridge; Allen \\. Dyer, ClUb of The Tarrytnwns, re- 1 principal, Stephen M. Slraek, I he Tarry towns, l)i>comijij> a ly. The requirement. ! for ac- ri/irtson s. Fisher, West er, Spring Lake; Caul T. Long Branch, and KdwanI J. MANALAPAN - Albert A1- callcd some uf the events that. Matawan; alternates, firej? K. Imi, Monmouth County free- member of the Long Hranch ceptance to the academics Lou;; Brunch; Courlenay S, liimn, llumson; Alan )i. Brooks, OakJwrsl; .lames Manion, Lakewood. occurred while he was mayor notary Club in 1942, he ai'fi more stringent than in Whitman, Manasqmin; Wil- holder, spoke at l/ie Manala- of Tarrytnwn and president D'Zurilla, Mlddlelnwn, and J. ''ajipicilo. Belmar; Nor- Merchant Marine — nomi- thanked the club for remem- many of our finest colleges liam M. Kinney, I'latoittown; Brendan li. McCahill, West [wn Jtt'publiosn ciuti'/s regu- of the Westchesler County man II Walnwright, N'ep- nations considered competi- lar mer-ting. Mr. Allen (old bering him in the long periods and universities, since they Paul N. Sills, l.akewood; Allenhursl. tune; John S. llcnilry, Little tively on a statewide basis: t Taxpayers' Association. of his absence. require 'all around' excel- John (,'. Winn, Lakewnod; (he club that the Board of Also, Dennis N. Hosfich, Silver; (lerard f). Hicks, West Jonathan I), lleagnny, Lin- Freeholders is a unique form of government. New Jersey Price* In this ad effective thru Saturday, Feb. 28 is Urn only state slill Using the form. He cited Brnnkdale College and the concept of vocational Corned Beef Calif training In addition lo regu- fJW« mofelo corned beef than a boiled diriner. After this is cooksd lar high school as adiieve- t.. Juit *cor« fat, spread with a little mustard, sprinkle lightly with menis of the board. brown sugar and bake in a Carrots Mr. Alien also spoke of the hot oven about 20 minutes. advancements In recreation. He tiled three parks How in use and one under develop- ment. He added that Ihcre have been three other areas Cherry Tomatoes donated for park Use. Among them is an 18-hole golf course Spark the color and flavor of your Jn Howell Township. salads with these fresh, blte-slJed tomatoes. They're delicious marinated Peter C. Anderson, Manal- In French dressing. Pint bo«. apan Hepublican Club presi- Skinless dent, welcomed Mr, and Mrs. Nepco All Beef Franks 11b pke California Celery Hearts Arthur Kleinniani Taylors »ll Meat or Mills Road, and George J. Of car Mayer Bologna AtlBlaMZKpkl Pure Orange Juice Hegedus, Rt. 9, as new foetn- Oltar Mayer Variety Pak befg. Parki Sausage Links Jamiarone Parb Sausage Meat Named To Study Unit HAZLEf - School Super- intendent R. Thomas Janna- rone has beert nojriinated by state education officials to represent the educational community as a member of an international field study mission to Eastern Europe. Mr. Jannarone and other mission members will visit Poland, Romania, Yugoslavia and Austria between March 15 and April 5 to gain first- hand insight into cultural, po- litical and economic factors that affect the educational programs of these countries. The mission, Whose mem- bership includes school ad- ministrators fi'Ohi throughout the United States, Is one of four projects being Sponsored this spring by the American Association of School Admin- istrators to expose American educators to the most recent educational developments in other parts of the world and Stop & Shop is proud to present the royalty of poultry! U.S. Grade A to stimulate an exchange of SAVE 20 ideas. on a 10 oz jar of Lions Hear Maxwell House Instant Coffee Brian Kennedy with this coupon RfeD BANK - BViafi T. Coupon good thru Sat;, Feb. 28, Limit 1 coupon per family K Kennedy, Belmar attoftity RBR a and West Point graduate, ad- White Gem Fryers dressed the Lions ClUb ill Mol- ly Pitcher Motor inn. 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(Editor's Note: This article, sories rose only 18 per cent, ban Maryland builder pays time within reasonable dis- years we will have totally cost of labor in the plant go up is that "Ihe options be- bedrooms and fewer fea- the third in a five-part scries the patio sliding glass door his nonunion force $1 an hour tance of the factory. changed methods of construc- would make the product pro- came standard." tures." from the AP Special Assign- and screen 10 per cent and over carpenters' union scale Ijevitt and "ons, which re- tion. But it will happen when hibitive in cost." "Dishwashers, fireplaces, Tomorrow: Constraints OB ment Team, examines what's screens for wood windows 13 for nearby Washington, D.C. cently announced it would the crisis is so great there Still another question is bigger bedrooms and the like behind the upward spiral In per cent. in order to keep a stable lab build a factory in Battle will be nothing else to do. public acceptance of factory- were added as builders in cost cutting. house prices.) Amidst these rising costs, force. Creek, Mich., foresees such a They won't be developed to produced housing. competitive areas tried t By DICK BARNES no aspect seems more con- Shortage Is Factor facility serving a 200-mile ra- cut costs, but to meet the de- Want More outdo each other," he said. fused or contradictory than Labor shortages in some dius. Beyond thai, transpor- mands of population growth." SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - California builder Bob "The builder led tho con; Uie price of labor. areas boost wages above the tation of components becomes Deane said today's buyers Six years ago you could build scale rates through continu- loo costly. A major cause of uncer- sumer on. Then he wa P.S. Wages Rise want more in a house. a three-bedroom house in ing overtime, piecework com- tainty in predicting manu- mousetrapped because al meax^s Plus Service Northern California for $14,- Construction wages are What industrialized housing factured housing costs is la- "They don't want cheap these items became standari shooting up so fast that a pensation or outright boun- will do for costs is anybody's doors and windows; and they between Asbury Park 854. Today, the same house ties to get labor. bor, with everyone," said Good' and Newark would cost ynu (21,509 to con- Southern California carpen- guess. upwards; here's why urgent want better fixtures," Dearie kin. "Now the level of expec In booming Orange County, struct. ter, for example, is in the Breakthrough director Per- Perry said labor has had said. "The buyer is sophisti- tation is unrealistically high. California, a six-day week midst of receiving a 39 per ry says if industrialization an early fear that industrial cated to the point where he Now the builder won't take a P.S. #130 That's an increase of 46 with 10-hour days is standard cent pay increase over four can simply hold costs to their processing would eliminate knows what's what. He wants chance on not putting on th per cent in six years — and years. V, — with the overtime at dou- comfort control, insulation, Asbury Park- present level, "it will be do- jobs. "But it represents a glamor, but prices are up s the prices don't even include Yet a study by the Naftaial ble time rates. a dishwasher, a better stove high he has to start cutting ing a real service. Today the whole new opportunity for em- and so forth." Newark Buses buying a lot to put your Association of Home Build- One builder recruited men industrial process does one ployment," he contended. "It back on the size of the house. Servingi house on. ers (NAIIB) shows that over in San Diego County to work thing — transfers work into will take dips out of the sea- Lewis Goodkin, vice presi- "The consumer who wants UNOiOFT—HOLMDEl on his Orange County proj- MATAVMN—SAYREWOODS You'd find that among 35 a 20-year span, the cost of the plant. By the time you sonality and make employ- dent of a market research his housing in the mid-?20's labor has declined from one- ects. The result: an extra $5 firm that serves builders, will have to compromise on NEWAfK AIRPORT categories of work going add transportation and so on, ment more stable. Skills as- en touts to Nework third of a house's price to or $6 per day to get a man. there is little if any cost sav- sociated with the building said one reason housing costs location or accept smaller Into the house, the only two This builder employs a Frequent service, low fares. Fart trip that didn't increase in price less than one fifth. ing. But tomorrow, other trades will have more work via Parkway and Turnpika The study by Dr. Michael man who installs drywall — housing systems will break than before." Ask bus operator aboul low coil 10-tr!p since 1964 were plans and the gypsum board used in specifications, and prelimi- Sumichrast, economist for the through costs as new mater- "The toughest nut," said GRAMAN'S commuter ticket. home builders, found that place of lathe and plaster — rUBUC SfUVtCE COOKHNATEO itANSPOIT nary lot work — both minor ials and so forth are accept- Perry, "will be if the trade VACUUM and APPLIANCE PARTS CO. while on site labor constitut- on a piecework basis. He is ed." expenses. earning $36,000 a year by lit- unions try to impose their 156 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK, N. J. ed 33 per cent of the price of Sees No Gains wage rates in the factory. Plumbing? Up 63 percent erally running on the job. PHONE 747-5*23 a home in 1949, it was only Albert A. Walsh, New York There is a concern that the Rough carpentry labor? Up 18 per cent in 1969. Want Piecework City's new Housing and De- 52 per cent. HOOVER and EUREKA CLEANERS Because the actual price of The union agreement in this velopment Administrator, NURSING HOME the "average house" used in area provides for hourly pay, sees in factory housing "no KINGSTON TANKS & CANISTERS . Linoleum floors? Up 43 per • 24-Hour Cora Waxen — Polishers — Hand Cleaners cent. the survey increased from but "the men won't work for potential for more than a 5 • RN on duty all tlmti (9,780 to $20,534, the dollar scale," says the builder. Cabinets? Up 112 per cent, or 10 per cent saving in the • Medicare Approved SALES and SERVICE cost of the labor increased "They make more on piece- cost of development, assum- the biggest increase of any NAVESINK HOUSE "We Service What We Sell" from $3,227 to $3,696 though work." ing aggregation and volume." « RIVERSIDE AVE. RED SANK category. the percentage declined. Drywall hanging is so lu- Walsh said: "In 15 or 3D Ml-UM ALL PARTS and SERVICE ON PREMISES These figures come from Figures Drop crative, he added, that "we Bank of America of San Builder's overhead and profit was 15 per cent, or $1,- have college graduates out Francisco, which periodically hanging it. They have a rela- submits for construction 467 in 1949, and 13 per cent, bids what it calls a "medium or $2,669 in 1969. tive in the union so they can quality dwelling" — a three- Land nearly doubled from get in." bedroom, 2-bath, 1,395-square 11 per cent to 21 per cent — An industry labor expert in foot house with family room. which meant a quadrupling in Southern California said Reflect Spiral terms of actual dollars from framers and roofers are sup- $1,076 to $4,312. Financing They reflect the national posed to earn about $6 an costs went from 5 to 10 per hour, but can make (100 a day spiral in building costs which cent — another quadrupling has contributed to the grow- or more on a piecework bas- from $489 to $2,053. is. ing U.S. housing crisis along Building materials in- with tight money, rising land creased from 36 per cent of Builders who are caught costs and a bevy of public the 1949 house's cost ($3,521) paying piecework by the and private constraints. to 38 per cent ($7,803) in 1969. trustees of fringe benefit Builder's claim, though, funds also must pay extra in- In short, housing costs have to those funds. But builders gone through the roof. And their profits are getting small- er. "My profit margin has say paying by output instead America's house-hunters are dropped in half," said one. of time is the only way they unhappy about it. Another, Joseph Eichler of can overcome the shortage of skilled workmen. "The cost of houses is real- Los Altos, Calif., said the costs of doing business have Some job site labor time ly unbelievable," said Mrs. has decreased. For example, Janie Even of Detroit. "My increased. upwards; here's why urgent one builder said in 1955 it took- parents bought their house 52 hours to put together, a for (16,000 about 17 years "Builders have become more sophisticated in the last plumbing assembly at the job ago. It's big, has a dining site. Now it takes 28 hours room, den, sun porch, base- 20 years. He puts his name on his product. He advertises with the use of plastic pipe ment, garage, three bedrooms and some preassembly by upstairs and a big living and has public relations and good offices. Builders didn't union men at the yard rather room. than at tlie job. "Today for $16,000 you do those things 15 years ago. "Some of the biggest build- upwards; here's why urgent can't find a two-bedroom Unions Blamed frame house with a tiny liv- ers had their office in their hat, or maybe a shack on the Peter J. Brennan, execu- ing room, kitchen, bathroom, tive director of the Building no basement or garage. lot with a phone or an office in their garage." and Construction Trades Something like that costs Council of Greater New about $20,000." The builder isn't the only York, said unions nonetheless Pinpoint Reasons one who's getting fancier, are "the whipping boys on Bank of America figures however. The consumer costs. We expect that — it's pinpoint some of the reasons wants more in his house, too. part of the routine. for rising home prices: "What everyone wants is But he said "we can't over- —Roofing material and la- a $40,000 house for $18,500," said Henry Spies of the Uni- come the cost of land and bor, (705 in early 1964 to $1,- money. And labor only comes 151. versity of Illinois' Small Home Council. on the scene after the land —Electric wiring, (613 to and money is ready." (1,100. ' Things Added -Fainting, (640 to (919. "We're suddenly including He said "the government's —Sewer line and connec- a lot of things that weren't own statistics and studies tion, (218 to (350. in the house before, like ap- have shown wages are not pliances and wall-to-wall car- the big factor in costs. The Some items have not risen men don't work for nothing, as sharply. Bathroom acces- peting, and we're demanding more space. but it's not the straw that "This year's minimum broke the camel's back. Sqiiare Dance Set house was a good average From the home buyer's BELFORD — The Fun-D house in 1945," said Spies. standpoint, a back-breaking Raisers of Belford United Whether the worker was straw is not just the price of Methodist Church will spon- constructing the wall or in- housing, but its scarcity. ANNOUNCES sor an old fashioned square stalling a new amenity, con- Meeting this need is the UNLIMITED dance Saturday, March 7, struction wages nationally in- aim of the Department of from 8 p.m. to midnight in creased front $112 per week Housing and Urban Develop- ment's Operations Break- hifik'ows nc. the church educational build- average in 1968 to (121.20 in through, which solicited pro- Daniel W. Dorn started his business in 1935 Ing. Tickets may be pur- December 1969, according to with $25 worth of equipment and a two-door chased at the door. posals for manufactured a Commerce Department sur- Hudson. vey. These seemingly low housing and has selected figures include such factors some to be erected as experi- He's come a long way since 1935, Eobby Banker says, ments in new homebuilding "Let your money as seasonality and rural wag- and so has his business. es. techniques. earn money!" Project director Alfred Per- Photography Unlimited bv Dorn's, Inc. With recent settlements is tho newest offshoot of Dorn's Photo Shop, t providing even more gains, ry said Breakthrough aims at coordinating management tal- Inc. Its hiqhly exDerienced stuff of wages will keep increasing photographers, directed by Daniel W. Dorn, sharply. ent, capital, land, product, marketing, labor and govern Jr., can handle any job, anywhnrn, and get Here's what this means for you the rnsn|t-< «ou want—WHEN a carpenter working in South- merit. "Each focuses on its ern California: ' specialty and views housing YOU WANT THEM. Raises Coming through its own problems," Photography Unlimited by Dorn's, is located He received $5.33 an hour he said. "Many of the con- in a building of 2500 square feet specifically straints in each area are atti- in June 1968 and went to (5.93 designed for pWonraphic purposes. last May. Next May he will tudes rather than something legal or impossible." Ift studio is $o flexible that a photographer go to $6.53. On May 1, 1971, can take a picture of anything from a he'll receive $6.98 and a year Seek Breakthroughs Breakthrough's technologi- transistor no lamer than a pencil point later his pay will go to $7.43 to a full sire automobile. — a 39 per cent increase in cal goals are to develop ways four years. Additionally, (1.32 of building housing in factor- Tho darkroom has the facilities to reproduce an hour is paid on his behalf ies rather than all on the site photos (is small as a snapshot and as large OTHER SERVICES OFFERED BY DORIS'S as js common today. If sue as a wall mural. Welcome by the builder into funds for health and welfare, pension, cessful, this would shorten A comolately f>auipped photo finishing room Dorn's Photo Shop, Inc. construction time and lead to Phytor at Dorn's Open your savings vacation and holiday, and ap- gives Dorn's photographers the ability to Authorhed dialers for Eastman Kodak, Ball & account today. prenticeship. building of more units than produco the high quality work that has Howell, Bolex-Hasielblad, Loica, and all major Specializing in portrait sittings and bridal- are produced under present John J. Riley, NAHB labor boen the byword ai Dorn's for years. distributors. portraits. conventional means, Authoriied Kodak cofor processing service. specialist, said 80 per cent If you have a photography job that requires Salei in cameras, projectors, film, bulbs, photo- of builders constructing sin- Some systems build entire , housing modules in a factory, tho professional touch, call on the experience graphic supplies, projector and equipment rentals, Dorn's Engraving Service gle units and townhouses are and Icnowlodgo of Photography Unlimited and projection services. then transport them to the Offset plate making, Velox prints, and en- not involved with labor agree- by Dorn's, Inc. Reproduction Servicos — Xerox and Oilid copros, ments. But wages in their ar- housing site where they are photostating, map reduction, sizing, and scaling. graying for all purposes. " eas arc normally influenced stacked for apartments, l>y the union pattern in near- placed sidc-by-side for town- by big cities. houses or joined in pairs for 1'IIOKK.II AI'IIV I >I lAlllll) I,, »,„.„•„ |M1.. „„,.,:, „„.„„ „„,.,(,.,,,. There's an office near you! Kiley said one major suhur- detached single-family hous- es. Other systems build com- AERIAL, MARINE, LEGAL, NEWS, PORTRAITS, PASSPORT. X plete walls in the factory, + FURNITURE CO. including plumbing and wir- Key port 264-0181 ing, then assemble these at v WEDDINGS, INDUSTRIAL, PUBLIC RELATIONS, !.D. WEST the site. Prcassemblcd bathrooms, Features... new stress designs and ad- vanced materials arc ele- "Kroehler" ments in some of the various factory-built housing systems. EST. 1869 To make erection of a hous- ing factory economically 747-9350 feasible, it is figured there UNLIMITED Open Man. and Fri. Evenings 'til 9 must be a mnrkct of at least 5,000 units over five years 22A WALLACE ST. • RED BANK -THE qAII.Y RVASTy.R, JiJ.fJ BANK • MIDDI.I TOW \, N J : Ul f)M M) Vi. f I f:i:r\f;V 13 Protesting Throng Assails Middletown Project Plan By BOB BHAJHLEV nice to have so many peo- and Whitney Crowell, town- the Shadow Lake tract.)" Middletown project man pg 13 the school system is over- an unidentified man cat- "Someti)lng,'B got to be MIDDLETOWN - They ple here, but I don't know ship attorney, that the pro- "If the attorney is in good Moreover, Mr. Carton crowded and partially on • called. done," he stated. "Many res- kept coining and coming, ar- whether it is or not, because posed ordinance applies only faith, he will accept the asked, even if the ordinance double sessions. Taxpayers Price Factor Cited idents cannot afford the riving through the double of the fire laws," the mayor to the Shadow Lake area, amendment," Mr. Pitts in- is effective and accomplishes face construction of a new • Another resident remarked taxes and are moving out of doors at the rear of the meet- observed. many continued to believe it sisted. what is planned, does Mid- high school for $!) million Ihat very few senior citizens town." ing room In groups of two and opens the way for similar use He asked that his huge Amendment Hv.lusctl dletown really want a senior and a new elementary school can afford condominiums at Moratorium Asked three. audience refrain from smok- of the 460-acre Haskell Es- citizens' condominium? for an estimated ?1.9 million Ihe planned price of $40,(100 They filled up all (he 150 tate, under consideration for Mr. Crowell refused t» ac- Philip Jacobs of Robin ing, and that no more chairs cept the amendment, .stating Senior citizens would per- more, be added. per family unit. or so seats in ihe roum be- be brought into the meeting development by Leisure 1 Court urged a moratorium Ihat in his opinion, the or- haps constitute a block of con- The Shadow Lake area is Thomas Lynch, president on all future construction fore 8 p.m., but still they room. Technology Inc. of Lake- now zoned residential, Mr. came, crowding through the wood. dinance is already restricted servatives who would vote of the Kast Keansburg Bet- until "you can make a zon- Drawing card for the rec- to the Shadow Lake tract. against all school budgets; Oliva went on. If houses arc doors and spreading out to ord crowd was public hearing terment Association, pro- ing plan and stick to it." Of possible 3(10 township they would require exlra built there, up goes ihc tax tested (hat 'it is vulgar to Mathematical expositions the sides of the room to stand of an ordinance establishing Itobert V. Carton of As- Kite, lie predicted. along the walls. Still more of residents on hand, perhaps a bury Park, attorney for the township services, crcalo deride Mrs. Kelly. Some parts of why the ordinance cannot an H-1 planned adult com- dozen favored the ordinance; drainage problems and cause them arrived; they wanted to munity zone in the Shadow Itivcrsidc Drive Association, "It the condominium is of I lie township can't afford benefit the township in terms the others seemed to oppose delivered an eloquent plea to a "worse condition of o'liA'iK built (here, jt will be a $"i0 Die new high taxes," be of taxes wen presented at be inside where they could Lake area which would ac- inj; than you see here to- hear, so they filled up the it for a variety of reasons the Township Committee, lie million ratable. It sounds added. "Kvcryone in the town- length by Gerald ¥. Heagney commodate the proposed which were debated loudly night," Mr. Carton said. center aisle and overflowed llovnanian Enterprises senior alleged that the ordinance wonderful. You're all against ship doesn't have ihe same and Itobert H. Pearce, mem- and at length. 1 onto Ihe dais where the citizens condominium, Vil- "has been drawn with the "Someone has to give it a it,' he said, turning to the income. bers of Business and Resi- Township Committee and lages of Shadow Lake. The debates began after concept of more than one lot more thought — assuming audience, "but what do you "Objection i.s one thing, dential Organization of Mid- other township officials were After nearly three hours of Charles V. Carroll Jr., town- area. . .There is nut so much you want it. but I submit that want on Shadow Lake. What understanding i.s another," dletown (BKOOM). seated. remarks by citizens and a 45- ship clerk, read a number of misunderstanding as worry in a community like Middle- are you all for? I'm for rat- Mr. Lynch declared, sitting Most of the 301) residents There were nearly 3(11) of minute recess by the Town- letters and telegrams oppos- that the area will be en- town, you don't want it," the aules," Mr. Oliva concluded. down to a round of applause. waited through the long re- them, and they crowded into ship Committee, the public ing the measure. larged," the lawyer told 1he lawyer summed up. Mrs. Helen Kelly of Bel- Harold Copcland of Belford, cess to learn the Township the hot meeting room until hearing was declared closed. Still suspicious that the committeemen. Advantages Told ford, prominent in the town- a township resident 40 years Committee's decision. someone called out that there Decision on adoption of. the proposed ordinance would ])c maintained the ordi- Joseph A. Oliva, a mem- ship's Senior Citizens Leisure and a member of the Board Commilteeman Edward P. should be no smoking, that ordinance was deferred until apply to areas other than nance will result in 'Spot zon- ber of the Economic Devel- Time Group, stood up to ob- of Education 22 years, argued Makely, remarking that last a dangerous situation had Tuesday, March 10, when the Shadow Lake, Spencer W. ing in the extreme," and-said opment Commission, which ject to the objectors. eloquently for the ordinance, night was the first time the arisen and the lire laws weri committee meets again. Pitts of Blossom Cove Road the measure is therefore vul- has gone on record in favor "I have stood by and lis- maintaining the township is committee drew applause being violated. There was misunderstand- proposed an amendment to nerable to legal attack. In of the Hovnanian project, tened to all you people run "really in trouble with a $12 upon its return to the meet- Opening the meeting, May- g^ beginning of the it that "specifically states addition, he went on, the re- gave the committee a terse down the aged. What do you million school budget, a tax ing room, moved the resolu- or Harold H. Foulks had hearing!' and it persisted this ordinance applies only striction to senior citizens presentation of the other side expect u.s to do?" she de- rate of $5.20 or more and $8 tion that dosed the public mixed emotions. until the end. Despite as- to property described in Ap- by age may not be constitu- of the controversy. manded angrily. million in new schools to hearing and deferred decision '! was going to, say it's surances from Mayor Foulks pendix A (which describes tional. Mr. Oliva emphasized that "I bet I'm older than you," face. until March 10. Variance for Existing IF YOU LIKE SAVINGS, YOU'LL LOVE OUR Sign Denied fry Board MATAWAN - The Zoning cation, this one by Matawan Board last night denied an Tire Corporation. A special #;#;• application by Mullaney's meeting was scheduled for City Tire Service for a ground March 3 at 7:30 p.m. to de- or ATLANTIC SUPERAMJPERAMA %J sign the applicant said was cide whether a seven-foot- Shrewsbury Avenue at Route 35 "inadvertently erected" six square rotating sign can re- NEW SHREWSBURY feet from the street. place the present five-foot Last fall a variance was square sign. granted in regard to the same The board also reserved de- sign, allowing it to be over- cision and scheduled for the sized, but not permitting erec- same meeting the third sign OPEN DAILY 9 TO 10 P.M., SUNDAYS 9 TO 6 P.M. tion closer than the normal 10 variance application of the feet from the street. Mulla- evening, by Howard W. FOOD CITY STEAKS ARE GREAT! ney's Tire Service maintained Hirschorn for the Strathmore the- sign was built six feet Professional Building. His in- from the street "inadvertent- ternally - lit directory sign ly" and that removing it the would be three times the al- PRODUCE DEPT. required four more feet away lowed size and half the 10 RIB SIRLOIN would constitute an economic fool distance required from hardship. The board replied the street. TOMATOES that no concrete evidence was Discussion on an applica- shown to prove "Inadvertence tion for a variance for a one- STEAK STEAK or economic hardship." family dwelling on an under- SHORT CUT Decision Held sized lot owned by James Decision was reserved on Baker was continued until another sign variance appli- the next regular meeting. Odyssey House Officer C C ALL STEAKS To Be Church Speaker ARE TRIMMED LINCROFT — Dr. Judianne speaker at the church in con- It). Denson-Gerber, medical di- junction with the Sabbatical Leave Program in which the Florida ORANGES rector of Odyssey House, New Rev. Harold Dean is partici- York and Newark, will be the pating. nuruFU errkur -it\ . SWIFTS WofthlTl C| THE KING of ROASTS guest speaker on Sunday, March 8, at the First Uni- CHICKEN STEAKS, ,JJc,l B A QQ N RIBS of tarian Church of Monmouth Fashion Is County, 1475 W. Front St., at 11 a.m. SWIR'SPremium BEEF Focus Of URif CM i She will bring with her a BACOr 80-voice choir of ex-addicts who will sing at the service; New Shop Ci'fro Leon Fresh Itanttmtcal us r.ov/r. INSPECT I U Her husband, Dr. Marcel BED BANK - The grow- Bodman, a New York, City c ing buying power and fashion | CHICKEN PARTS medical examiner, will be" GROUND CHUCK GROUND BEEF present also. interest of the women of Red GROCERY DEPT. "'. THIGHS 39cl b BREAST 59C) Odyssey House, its four Bank and the surrounding sections in New York and one areas is reflected in the suc- KRAFT—Quart Jar in Newark, are among the cess of the "Hair We Are" MIRACLE WHIP Drumsticks 69C lbi LEGS 49Clll. few facilities to treat only ad- salon, which opened in the TOM'S POTATO CHIPS olescent drug addicts. It was spring of 1969. Located just EYE inside the front entrance of TL ., B . . BAA.. nrre * ROUND \ «09 the first to offer such facili- • MACARONKRAFI « CHEEST EDINNER • 7V4-OI. S ties. Treatment of the mem- the Mall, the salon features • ITALIAN STYLE - 7'A-oz. • MEXICAN STYLE - 7-H. bers is by peer group pres- wigs, wiglets, falls and cas- The Very Best in ROAST BEEF • SILVER TIP • ib. sure, i cades. DAIRY DEPT. Dr. Denson - Gerber says Mudh of the salon's success SEASON BRAND — 6-01. 09 "The basic concept of our may also be attributed to FLAKE WHITE TUNA VELVEETA CHEESE 2L1 —« the merchant-prince, Stuart program is continual con- L b Norman, president of "Hair SEASON BRAND — 7'A-OZ. Imperial Soft MARGARINE Pk g ; 39* H FROZEN FOOD DEPT. frontation with the reality of We Are." Along with Milton CHINOOK SALMON ourselves, our peers, and our Eidelman, executive vice BUITONI SAUCES Royal Dairy ORANGE JUICER 49* •§ MORTON CREAM PIES environment." Her efforts president and Miohaei Wein- • Meal. Mushroom • Meatliss er, secretary-treasurer, these • Marmara -15.01. Jar have met with considerable Monico - li-oi. con • Wholt K«rntl May Bud-Edam-Baby GOUDA ^49* « :sr- A $1 resistance from New Yok three young men began the or Golden Cream Corn and B19 business in Elizalbeth, later Sweet Peat Royal Dairy SOUR CREAM ^35* « :=„% - <*for I City authorities. establishing an additional KRAFT GRAPE JELLY I8-01. Dr. Denson-Gerber is a branch in Westlield. 29* SEASON BRAND —15-OZ. KRAFT CHEESE WHiZ .'JT 79* 1 GEEZER QUEEN The instant success of the TOMATO SARDINES • sliced Beet wirh Gravy A 4,4 AA 29* • Veal Pormcson •• |k $1 I)H new salon inRed Bank and e Sliced Turkoy / '"• * I >ww BIRCH BEER • Salisbury Steak fm Pk9- X the surrounding areas has led PENN DUTCH — JB.OZ. 5 , n APPETIZER DEPT. ^jj^B;, BIRDS EYE VEGETABLES to the fact that "Hair We er Half Pound — Delicious ' £Qt Are" can now claim to be HEINZ KETCHUP . 20 ox. 3 tor MONTCO — 30-OZ. CAN VIRGINIA HAM »" New Jersoy's most famous FREESTONE PEACHES 3 for • ' GARDEN MARK hair salon. Tatty LIVERWURST — Ib. 69* KRAFT OIL-Quart LAND O' LAKES — Lb. QCt Graphic Design POPE'S IMPORTED — 4-01. AMERICAN CHEESE <"> J^T SB' WRDSEYE - Quick Thaw Tune-up TOMATO PASTE Tangy - Half Pound lQt <3Vt H STRAWBERRIES HORMEL PEPPERONI "* Studio Opens STR0N6 HEART SPECIAL Dog or Cat Food Hebrew National Midget 129 V^fl^. H>f/' Morton's Corn Muffins 10-i LONG BRANCH - Anthony Cioffi has announced the es- MONTCO BATH TISSUE Itr our Uchntclant put tablishment of a graphic de- back tht powtr It > sign studio bearing his name, raekid wh«n It wat mw. Tony Cioffi • Graphic Design- • CIKCK-Enilnt, Crank tblfl, er, at 114 Branchpoint Ave. tcltAM Coollnr HM. iWlmt ' Kccognlzed as one of this 'Bruktr roUli AM Cirbont»# . Air Flltcra region's leading industrial I NABISCO—Ib. I KEEBLER—Ib. • INSTALL Nair Ipafk Mur, COOKIE CORNER * SUNSHINE-lb. A BURRY'S—14 ox V DUTCH MAID , 070 N. Y. Stock Market NSW VORK (API • Tundoy's Mleded K.alur M 1 IK 4C/J S944 5«Mi - -A Niw York Slock Exchang* prices: Kan GE 1.40 19 224* 22V. 221* . Quiet Trading on Street Sails N.t KanPwL 1.26 69 Wit . + '/. (Ml.) High Low Clou Chg. Kaly ind 10] 14 14 +l'/j NEW YORK (AP) - The process of building a base The Dow Jones average of by 741 to 592 on the Big mostly lower. . . _ KayserRo_ .4-0- JO 2614 26 — VJ Mutual Prices declined on the Kenncatt 240 X207 47'- 47 + 11 stock market, lacking stimu- not far above its 1070 low. 30 industrials slipped 3.04 to Board. There were 38 new AbbtLob 1.10 5« 77'j 7Sik_ir KcrrMc 1,50 31 S9>/< 69 B9*a + >> 1969-70 lows against 11 new American Stock Exchange. ACF Ind 5.40 27 4Associated Press Ad Mlllls .20 5 13 Koppers 1.60 33 43 »',, + '« dered an erratic path in quiet cation that the market per- 60-stock average inched up .1 highs. The exchange index went Address 1.40 2(9 44'• !ia, -III Kroltco 1.70 111 38 37I-. + '. l'i, + •' mcsge SS .40 314 56'/. 5555 U + i. Fund down .06 to 25.57, and de- Admlrol 167 IB. trading yesterday. haps had bottomed after its to 266.0, with industrials off Volume' of 10.81 million 401. +U» KTDQtr 1.30 AelnoLII 1.40 169 41 30'i 30'i 30',j clines topped advances by Air Red .2Oe 80 17'i ]>\. Lear Sleg .50 44 19 18'< 19 .,._ ,.BId....A!k Inv Indlr. 10.7310.73 Investors obviously had long decline. J.0, rails up .5, and utilities shares was just a shade above ! 363 1 i LehPCcm .60 7 Aberdn 2.06 2.25 Inves Bos 11.7« 12.17 AlcanAlu 1.20 95 V 26 B It a 13>> 13'/. up .6. 493 to 307 among 1,060 issues , i _ ,\ Lcti Vol Ind 53 71» Admiralty Funds: Investors. Group: found no new inspiration dur- Based on the action ol the the 10.8 million traded on Fri- AllcaCp .20a 38 10V. W* io0 u'i — '« LP^tnn ].4?e 107 18 Grwlh 8.27 9.06 IDS ndl 4.73 513 traded. Volume of 3.46 mil- AllegLud 2.40 158 37 36'. 36' 17'. 18 + The New York Stock Ex- day. w t 4- J. LlbOFrd 2.80 Incom 3.72 4.08 Mut 9.43 10.25 ing the three-day Washing- averages, the market's per- 6A 20'4 20'. 20' 58 Jl't 41'.. 41',. + Ailtg Pw 1.32 lit* McN I Insur 7.66 8.39 Prog 4.67 5.07 Groups which finished gen- lion shares was the same as AllledCh 1.20 2M 13'; 23?. 2] 39 S»« 9' 4 91. ~ ton's Birthday weekend, • formance was disappointing, change index of some 1,200 1 Llgg My 2.50 51 Wt 32»i 33'. + Advisrs 5.58 6.10 StoCK 16.18 19.77 mi Friday. AllledStr 1.40 35 36 25 : 24 1 common stocks closed un- erally higher included farm r Ling TV 1.33 39 IV t 23'. 23 . — Afllllatd 4.87 7.43 Select 8.86 9 53 which kept the market closed iiut advances maintained a AMIs Ctialm 23 25 i 25'. 25' Litton 1.891 Afulre 9.07 9.07 Vor Py 7.J9 8.14 Alcoa 1.69 303 28'. 26'. 26!. — Monday. substantial margin over de- changed at 49.20. Standard & implements, aircrafts, elec- 46 ;0"4 Lockheed Airs 96 IS's All Am F .77 .84 Inv Resh 4.87 5.32 Corporate bonds were 51 171, 16' 2 14'.- - ' 15'. 1 15'. . . AMBAC .50 5 LocwsThe .13 Alpha Fd 11.57 12.64 Islel 17.84 18.39 clines among issues traded Poor's 500-stock index dipped tronics, oils, airlines, tobac- Am Hess .07e 26' 25'; 2t n — 107 34'a 34'. 34>. + The best that analysts LoncS Cem I 86 IVi Amcap 5.76 6.30 Ivy 7.93 7.93 mixed and governments were AmAlrlln .80 358 29 4 2S>1 29 + ' on the New York Stock Ex- .04 to 87.99. cos, and drugs. Steels, motors LoneSGn 1.12 230 20'. 20'. + , Am 3.03 3.38 J Uncock 7.(0 8.41 could say was that the mar- ABrands 2 10 139 3Pi 30'. 31'. + • LcnglsLI 1.30 An> Dvln 9.80 10.71 Johnstn 20.92 20.92 mostly higher. AmBdcst l.M 474 351. 3-1'* 34 22' t 22'. + ket seemed to remain in the change. Gainers outdistanced losers and mail order-retails were Lucky Sir .80 176 3J>> AEx spl 8.91 Keystone Funds: Am Can 2.20 J7 31't 38?i 32',. Lukens Stl 1 7 23'. 23'.- j Am Grtn S.56 6.09 Cus SBI 18.62 19.44 ACrvSua I 40 5 2J»« 21'/. LVO Corp Am Inv 6.62 6.62 Cus B2 19.40 21.39 AmCyan 1.25 X219 25',. 251i25? 53 7>i 7Vi — 1 LykeYw ,!5e 164 13!. 1 Am Mut 8.16 8.92 Cu HI t.94 9.76 AmEIPw l.M 130 2SS4 28 2! 7.61 8.31 29', + >. AmN Gth 2.91 3.18 Cus Kl Am Enka la 17 29'-! ?8V. M-N-C Am Pac V.08 7 74 Cus K2 5.01 547 A Home 1.50 75 64'. 65!i 45'. 4 *« MOCkC CO .30 42 17 16!. 17 Anchor Group: Cus SI 17.55 19.14 Am Hosp .24 270 J5'i Al'i Coplt 8.51 9.33 9.46 10.32 101, _ I, MOCy RH 1 54 35V. 35 35 Cus S2 AmMFdy .50 39 l?»-i 19>t Grwth 11.56 12 67 Cus S3 7.30 7.91 AMclClx 1.40 3p, Mod Fd l.54e 76 21 ';< 21'< 21 161 334a 371. ,,,; . » -. '"cme 7.68 8 42 Cus S4 4.93 5.3J Am Motors 138 «>» 9*9U. 9',i '-6?«4 4767'%A +114 §' IIS 1* 1 ?' BoKkCclvIn: Moss Tr 14.4115.75 the notion being that a con- 63.6. the wrong quantities to their Atlas Chem 1 36 222V2 . Kit 22 mil M 2?" 1 '* Bullck 13.7415.05 Moody Cp 12.6513.B3 Atlas Corp 175 3'A 3(4 V't — V. 168 38 28H 2« 28 - . Candn Qiknces 18.76 20.29 MldA Mu unavoll fident consumer Is a spender, Mirror outlets. Avco Cp 1.20 Si 21V1 21'. 2I','7 ••Nor .80 121 34 33Vi 33'/. + Dlvld In the South, Dallas with orola I 145 131'/. 129 130 +1 3.46 3.B0 Mothers 11.18 11.81 a timid one a saver. Avnel Inc .40 244 11 lOli Wi. — V. Not" 5 9.6610.45 Motes 5.45 5.45 77.3 "per cent was right be- Sensing a business oppor- Avon Prod 2 US 169'/, 16S'A 169 + M , 22 22V. 214a 22 + : NVVnl 18.39 20.14 Moody's 15.3913.54 BoockW 1.36 139 27'/. 264, 27'/. - », «" * »•» -« 272 17 16'/. 16Sa — : "sM Fd 8.33 9.13 MIF Fd 7.91 8.55 Studies suggest that con- hind Atlanta. Houston re- tunity, Sindlinger now plans BallGE 1.70 2 45 54Vi 54V| 54'.'4 -•..., „ 51 29'/i 29V. 29'/! + V. "?| r™ .5° fi W G| M] j,; Beat Fds 1 u 19 3d'', !A*i Mi No' con -80 7.82 8.S7 Mu OmG4.90 5.33 sumer confidence indices pected local business condi- ported 75.2, Miami 75.6, New to study 30 major markets Beckman .50 IV, plt Inv 4.14.13 3 4.54.52 Mu OmOmlnn 9.3810.28 0 BeMhAr .750 14 4IW 41% 3l.i-SjNatCo.lot Disti5h_l1.20 10 16 15Vi Co might be able to foretell ac- tions. Orleans 74.5. St. Petersburg- in the United States In the 1 If:,' —iV Caplt Shr s 4.79 7.44 MMu t Shrh s 15.10 15.10 Bell How 60 28 !5',i 14»,i 14'.i — V .Nat Fuel 1.68 15 2444 23',. tual retail sales conditions Tampa rated only 70.1, per- same manner as the nation Nat Genl .20 i,' ~'i Cent Shr 10.9912.01 Mut Trst 2.27 2.27 The latest surveys, all made just BendlK 1.60 45 35 33V. 33Vj - 91 I4',a 13'/» BenefFIn 1.60 52 30'/. 253/, 297/, _ 105 22>i 22 MI/* Channlnj Fundss: NEA Mul 10.4510.66 four or five months ahead, haps reflecting the inflation- as a whole is studied. BoloBaton 10.72 11.72 Nat Ind 9.96 9.76 by telephone from Philadel- Benguet 90 46 44V. 44Vi — =i« r,";".1"? !ui JO 7'/3 7 ???"•" 1072 112 Nt Id 996 996 a 1 Com St 1.52 1.66 I"Invs 't 7-81 S.44 thus enabling manufacturers ary pinch on fixed-income re- Beth Stl ISO 415 11 10'1 lOVi K ' '"J ™ 220 24'/. 24 1 phia, produced these percen- Block HR .24 Grwtli 5.65 6.17 I lot Secur Ser: 198 27W W.', 26',. - Ak ^°?.J-fl X76 41'/j 41 " 4l!i — VJ Incom 7.12 7.78 Baton 10.10 11.04 and retailers to prepare their tages: East 70.5, Midwest tirees. Boeing Co ,40 S eBl 7 12','. 12". 12'A the home 18 65' 1 «'/i 65V. + V, K° ' 2L» Sped 5.55 2.79 Bond 5.26 5.75 BolsCas ,2!b S Tea 520 25»/< 25 25',i + 4 „ ,'„ 69 45'/. a<,i M Chase Group: Dlvld 4.11 4.49 inventories. 61.9, South 76.2, West 65.6. In the West, San Diego, with Borden 1.20 10 41'/, 4144 41'/. INCOME BorgWar 1.25 527 66 45 65% "-'—- Caplt (.08 8.83 Grwth 8.96 9.79 134 22',-i 21V, 23V. + '/. 5 26 26 •>/. Fund 10.49 11.46 PI Stk 6.3| 6.97 Confidence has been falling Rural markets scored 77,2, 59.5, was even lower than Brlst My 1.20 35 21 Vj 21! 21V. - V Brunswk .02e 49 2244 22 22',, Frnt 91.08 95.12 Incom 5.20 5.60 of late. Harassed by news but major industrial markets Seattle. Other West figures in- you've been Ill 31 Va 31V. +1 BucyEr 1.20 11823 67'/1644. 67',15'/i 674. . + V. 10.53 11.51 Slock 7.75 8.47 12 2144 21 175 161t 16V6V) . l«4» + '/ /•. fJS only 64.9. TAX "" " 15'/.-'. 8.88 9.70 New Wld 12.23 13.37 about the Vietnam war, in- cluded Portland 60.4, San Budd Co .10 'olkA'st 6 40 80',i 78'/. 78'/. -W. S.P" Bulova w .60 20 IBa 15V.21 — V1 jNorrlslnd .B0 Ch 17.76 19.42 Neuwth 21.6721.67 71 32'/. 3OV. 32". 31 ia'r« Net Grth 9.31 10.12 flation, taxes and even the Sindlinger interprets the Francisco 63.6, Los Angeles Bunk Ramo ' NorAmPhll 1 23 47 46Va Burl Ind 1.40 124 13'/. 131/j 13V. 4.29 4.69 Newton 14.73 16.10 threat of recession, consum- 67,2, Denver 65.4. Wanting, 227 35'/« 34'/ "" 140 174a 17V. rural-metropolitan disparity PREPARED Burrghs .60 151 46% *6 =* U.53 11.51 Noreast 15.03 15.03 Col Ffnanl 212 152VJ 14BV 6.10 6.67 Ocngph 6.89 7.53 ers have had a tendency to to a good crop year and a 63 10*a 10'/. 10'/. — V. Throughout the country CompRL .45a 1.60 6.13 6.70 Omega 7.38 7.50 withdraw into the security of ky CompSp 1.10 19 16 15V. 15'/. 12.87 12.87 100 Fd 13.7415.01 feeling among farmers that the confidence level of non- CoroPLt 1.46 31 35V. 35'/. 35'/. — 4a „„,, ..... « 16 304a S9ia 304a + 8.78 9.60101 Fd 9.12 0.97 their shells, 98 24V. 54V. 9«u. j. although prices for crops are whites was far below the na- EDWARD E. THORPE t CO. CarrlerCp .60 162 3O'/2 30 30'/. - 4i ZSlSXr l w • •- »,lu ou 4.78 5.20 Ono WmS 14.6814.68 CarterW ,40a 139 37% 37 37 - Vi KoVton ^ m 7 31V: — 5* Commonwllh Fds: O'Nell 13.5814.45 not as high as they would MULLANEY REALTY Or On !0 In addition, with inflation tional average. Whereas SUITE 200 • 54 BROAD ST. Cose Jl 139 26% 25'/i 26 -1 " ! ' 24 31 30H 30H — "'/ . " Fd 9.04 9.88 Oppenh 7.17 7.84 like to see,, they are more CastleCke .40 3 1044 1M4 1054 — 44 -• • v. " " ~ Fnd 1 eroding the value of spend- whites registered 70.5 per RED BANK 8 Tlndoll Rd., Mlddlalawn CoterTr 1.20 48 2744 26'/. 274> + 44 ,] Si/ 2£* ~ i' ln"e51 8.44 9.22 Penn Sq 7.59 7.59 X58 23Va + ing money, their actual abili- satisfactory than in other cent, or higher than the na- (Robert! Building) CetaneseCp 2 141 40>,4 39V. 40 + '/. Si' W' •' Stock 8.36 9.14 Pa Mut 6.93 6.93 741-8683 • 741-8*88 Cenco Ins .10 220 5314 51'/. 52'/. + '/. 73 21V. 3 2Mi 21 + % cwllh AB 1.36 1.47 Phlla 14.0315.35 ty to spend has in some in- years. tional average, nonwhites Cent SW 1.90 46 35 34 34'/. — /< 31 17Vi V-lf I'** ••- Cwlth CD 1.58 1.71 Pllsrlm 9.04 9.88 IF NO ANSWER CALL 229-9615 671-5151 Cerro 1.606 120 42'/! 41V. 414'. 66 184a 17'/. 1B?4 + V. Comp As 14.04 15.39 Pilot 7.22 7.89 stances declined. And so the Figures for major cities in- scored only 53.6 per cent. ' Cert-teed .80 53 2644 26V< 26H + V, 4 164k 16 16*4 + V« Compel 7.54 8.26 Pine St 10.3910,39 OPEN 7 DAYS WEEKLY 9 TO 9 CessnaA .80b 22 23% 23 23 - V. 32 444> Comp Bd 8.25 8.97 Plon Ent 7.18 7.8! combination of reluctance and clude: Boston B5J, New York Because of such wide vari- CFt Sll .80a 8.81 lan Ind iiisms inability made a sad story Ches Ohio 4 4.84 ChlPneuT 2 X22 52M V\* sm T V, ^'l >-3IS "» SO 49'/. .. 4.16 .... l R51 for some retailers. ChrlsCft .OSd X15 33 3244 3244 : P - O • R . S Consol In unavall SGrwtffi"h 24.26 24.24 Chrysler .60 N Ero 9.50 9.50 A lot of Americans, how- CITFIn 1.B0 Concord 13 66 13.66 CltlesSvc 2.20 siiatifss-iigag,'- «T^L Cont Gth 8.99 9.08 N Hor J6.4B 26.48 ever, don't recognize them- ClarkEq 1.40 243 40V. 39'/. 4044 + 44 £°X o.i j ^QJJ^J5 CJevEIIII 216 319 39% 38% 38% + '/. (Xp£| 4.47 4.89 selves as lacking in buying CoccCol 1.J2 364 33 32 32% + '/. \SS-Vj 9.5310.42 94 33'/. 32?'. 3344 +1 E^Io.il confidence or ability. Their Cold Pal 1.30 26 .... Ml IW. 81 8144-4. 5JJS". nr/ li4 + "deVgr, M 42.87 62.87 % CollinRad .80 269 12V. 2/1 v willingness couldn't be high- Cololntst 1.60 49 4244 41'/. 4214 + 44 H?h?P US I + ' Decot Ine 10.99 12.01 Georg 13.8715.16 151 24 21V. 2P.4 -244 M.g' 34 36 3444 35Va + 44 Delowre 11,88 12.98 Grth 9.60 10.49 er, they say. And their abili- OPEN CBS 1.40b el 198 31Si + Vt De Tr 7 86 S5 ColuGas 1.68 Xll 3244 324k 3254 + 44 £?™ i° Incom 7.51 8.21 105 44V. 43','. 44 ESSJn, 177 264t 3!S 2J,t "° - ' 7.05 7.70 ty to spend has steadily in ComlSolv .40 X 19 2544 254a — 44 Downt p 6,24 6.84 ComwEd 2,20 259 30 29V. 30 + V2 KJ5?' 1644 + 44 Drexel 14.8714.87 9.47 10.35 18 26'/. 25« 25% — 'ft 4 L 7.73 S.4S creased. Comsat 1.40 \l 5SJ4 7JAL VVt?>% +v/ f Dr'eyT Fd 11.63 12.75 Voyaa ConEdls 1.S0 105 36'/. 35% 35% - 44 T? S5 * ' Dreyf Lv 12,3213.50 Rep Tech 4.56 5.00 Curious to learn more about 3 DAYS ConFood 1.10 31 43'/l 43 a'k — 44 ii—iV'',"v ™,. 101,. »,„ . y Eaton&HowI]rIj^ Revere 11.6712.75 ConNatG 1.76 141 26'/. 2644 26% - V. Effi I.. ! 5344 53V. 5344 • Balan 9.63 10.52 Rosenth 6.89 7.53 the situation, the marketing Cons Powr 2 Ill 3844 3744 37'/. - 44 Ef,™c' f"" • 14% 14 14V, + V. Grwth 12.6513.83 Salem Fd 5.60 6.12 and opinion research firm o: ContAIrL .50 166 25'/. 25'A 2544 + Vi pL'fofoTSi S 112'/. Ill 112% +1% Incosm 5.85 6.39Schustr 15.1316.56 Cont Can 2.20 60 34% 33V, 33'i - % \2$S?S fj? 9.53 W.42 Scudder Funds: Sindlinger & Co. decided to ONLY Cont Cp 2 126 23'/, 2344 2344 - V. 13.18 14.40 Int Inv 15.68 15.93 Cont Oil 1.50 51 11% Il'/j 11% + V. ™ PoJL'-H 13.44 14.70 Spd 32.42 32.42 break down the consumer Cont Tel .72 »7 67V. 67 67% + Y, ph PPrt I-n 'Ji ait »'/. 24Vi + 44 Egret 12.3413.41 Bal 14.5914.59 COMPLETE STORE BUYERS 747-9894 Control Data 126 4144 39% 4Q'/< • - ™-..£* '-5 I" 37 3544 36V. + 44 Emrg Sc 7.38 8.06 Com St 10.1810.18 confidence measurement by THURSDAY and Cooperln 1.40 X369 25'/. 2444 2444 — X455 ?7Vi 93% 97V. +4'/. Energy 12.4612.46 Sec Eqult 3.50 3.83 various categories, and ii 187 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., SHREWSBURY CorGW 2.50a 311 22V. 21'/. 22'/. + ESSS"!' 7J TO4 IK, ,? Entpf'sj ,.JS Sec lnv 7.42 8.11 FRIDAY 10-9 Cowles Com 411 613/< 60V. 61V. +IV. 1.40 X79 3344 32V. 3244 + y, Equity 8.50 9.29 Selec Am 9.5210.30 found: Cox Bdcst 21 30V. 30 30 — V. '51 V' Wm mv' + y> Equt Gth 17.52 19.20 Sel SpecS 15.3716.80 SATURDAY 10-6 AT THE A & P SHOPPING CENTER CPCIntl 1.70 34 226'/. 224V. 225'/! + V, 78 SOU TOa 20V. + 44 Essex 16.65 Sh Dean 18.5418.54 —Confidence is lowest in CrouseHInd 1 5 744 744 7'A + V. X176 25'/. 25V. 25V.-V. Everst In 12.4913.65 Side s 9.8510.79 the Midwest, a bit better in CrowCol 1.07f 10 22'/. 22',1 2244 + 44 15 7% ... 1P4* 7% Folrfa- 10.5111.50 Sigma 9.6210.51 Crown Cork 102 34'/i 33Vi 34'/2 +1'/. Sup . 1 XP/t 20% 20% + v. Farm Bu 10.4010.40 Slo Inv ?0,4811.45 the West, higher in the East CrwnZell 1.60 5 20V. 20V. 20',a + V, „„.. , 1 41 31',i 31 31 + V. Fed Grth 12.7513.93 Sigma Tr 8.51 9.30 Cudchy .68t 127 25 /! 25'^ 25Vi + 44 p.^Si,! 2.80 W 45'/. 44Vi 451'. +44 Fid Cap 10.9611.98 Smllh B 9.30 9.30 and highest of all in the CurtlssWrt 1 100 16'/. 16% 16'A + Va 5S .50 17 19'/. 1944 1944 - V, Fid Fund 14.9016.28 Swn Inv 8.17 8.83 J4 30V. 29% 29'/a + % 22?,° 1 South. s .60 102 3044 2944 30 Fids Trnd 22.01 25.04 Swlnv Gt 7.50 8.11 18 12% 12'/i 12% + V. 5?' '°' 16 19'/i 19 19 —'/.Financial Prog: Sover Inv 13.1014.34 ^Confidence is higher in « 2754 27'A 27% + V, Dynm 6.22 6.8! Spectra 8.67 9.50 rural areas than it is in the DonRlvr ,25e 24 10'/. 10V. 10V. - V. Reading Co Ki 30V. S9K 2944-44 Indust ).% 4.36 StFrm Gt 5.17 5.17 Darttnd ,30b 114 HH4 5OV, 5044 - V. RelchsCh .so 11 15V. 1JV. 15% + 44 incom 6.10 6.68 State SI unavoll big cities. IF YOU THINK WE HAD DaycoCp 1.14 2 21 21 21 RepubStl 2.50 17 1144 lt'/< 111/4 — 44 Vent 8.05 J.81 Steodman. Funds: DoytnPL 1.60 54 23V. 2344 2344 - V, ReVIm 1 «1 35V4 34V. 3444 —HFstF Vo 10.2S 11.20 Am Ind 10.1511.12 —Confidence among whites 38 7044 69% 69% —1 Fsiln DISS 8.53 9.35 Flduc 6.47 7.09 Deere Co 2 xW 42 4054 4054 — V, Re/nA1ef i.u % 31Vl 3Wj +1 Fst lnGth is much higher than among DelMnte 1.10 21 23"2 2244 23'/! + '/, ReynTob 2 40 IS 2» "novall Sclen 4.K 4.S6 110 3944 3844 39 + V, Fsl InStk unavoll Stein Roe Fds: nonwhites. DeltoAIr .40 258 3!". iVA 3!'/. +% Roon Sel 85a 6 Flt Mul Eo1 M A CROWD LAST WEEK DenRGr 1.10 16 17'/i 17V. 17V. — V. Rohr Co .80 'S „?„ *" +''• " '-M »•" ™ '••*• The variations are so wide DetEdls 1.40 41 2244 22 2JV4. - V. RoyCCoia .54 II 23'/, 23'/j 23'A — V, Fst Not 7.40 8.09 Cap Op 13.3413.34 Det Steel 1 11 10'/. 107. + V4 Royal Out id 111 JS I4*' l5* +^ Fsl Slera 4IJM4J.W Stock 13.1813.18 that it appears misleading to DlaShom 1.40 177 Wfi 16'/. 16H RyderSys 50 183 3744 371/, 371/. + 14 Fit) Cap 6.92 Sup InGf 6.74 7.39 DlllonCo. .56b 10 15'/. 15V. 15% — Mi Safeway 1 10 S02 43V. 41Vi 43-7, Flet Fnd 6.32 SuplnSt «.4S 10.36 say that Americans are or Disney .30b «6 154 ISO'/i ISO'/J -244 St Jos Leod 2 230 25'/. 25V. 25Vi + 44 Fla Glh 7.01 1M Syncr Gt 10.3111.37 are not confident. It would be WATCH 'EM CROWD THIS WEEK Diverslnd .36 73 13", 17'/: 1744 - 44 StLSanF 2 40 » 31% 31V. 31ft - 44 Fnd Gth 5.56 6.07 T«R Ap 16.97 18.55 DomeMIn .80 20 48V4 4744 47% + '4 StReoIsP 1.60 X28 42 42 42 — 1/1 Foundrs 7.81 1.54 Teachrs 9.19 9.57 more precise to say that they DowChm 2.60 490 69V. 6744 67% - V. Sanders .30 49 30 29V. 30 + 44 Foursq 9.6010.49 Techncl S.89 6.44 Dresslnd 1.40 xll? 27 26% 267. + % SaFelnd 1 60 85 1S44 1744 17% - 44 Fronkftn Group: Teclinol 7.01 7.64 are or are not in specific re- 130 2)44 22>/S 23Vi-l/4 DNTC 9.2410.13 Temp Gt 25.2027.54 DukePw 1.40 210 2SV4 24'A 25V. + Va SonFelnt .30 gions and markets. duPoivt 1.25e 87 057^ 94 04 —1% Scheme/ 1.40 » 25'/. 24'/2 24V5-44 Grwth 6.55 7.18 Towr MR 6.M 6.61 10 22 22 22 + Vt Utll 6.11 6.70 Tron Cap 7.26 7.89 t Duq Lt ,M X67 2544 24'/. 25V. Scherlng .80 36 60% 60H 60% .!. Incom 2.08 2 28 Trav Eq 9.7510.66 For example, the national Dvnd Am .40 42 9". »'/t IV, — 44 SCM Cp .60b SELLING OUT 61 19% 19 lMfr_-i4 Freedm 7.S2 t.35 Tudor Fd 15.6317.08 average, on Sindlinger's Fast Air Lin 229 1644 15Vi 16V. + V. SCOA Ind .60 1 1544 15V. 15V. - V. Fd frMut 9.89 9.89 TwnC Gt 3.76 4.01 EasKodak la X622 78% 77V. 77% — % Scott Paper 1 EotonYo 1.40 63 37V. 36Vi 3644 - V. SbCLInd 2.» 191 32?4 32'/i 32% —i/..Fund Am ».10 9.97TwnC Inc 4.12 4.50 scale, dropped recently to EchllnM•••---I .7-2 17 30% J9% 30 + v. SearlGD 1.30 x27 39 3844 39 + % Gen Sec 1M i.U Unlf Mut 9.63 10.52 27 43V. 43V. 43VS +.44 Glbraltr 12.1512.15 Unlld 9.3110.17 67.5 per cent, compared with Complete Sfocfr of EG4G .10 95 19Vi 18 18V. -1 SearsR 1.20a 1!8 6544 64V. 64S - % Group Sec: Un Capltl t 9.01 9.85 EIPasoNG I 137 1944 1941 19'/? Shell Oil 2.40 a high of 78.7 per cent one EltraCp 1.20 366 42V. 4144 41% +1 Aero Sc 7.65 «.37 United Funds: 67 25% 24'/i 24'/i-'/. Shell Tr UOg ' 32 32 32 — Vt Com St 11.7612.86 Accm 6.71 7.35 year egrlier. Emer Elec 1 32—1 6'1" 60'/. 41 + Ji SherwnWm 2 End Johnsn 19 41V. 40V. 41V. + 7/, Ful sAd 1.26 9.03 tncom 13.0214.27 2_ 2_4. 23'/. 23'/. + Vi SlgnalCo 1.20 136 22 Jin 21% + 44 Grth Ind 20.69 20.69 Sclen 7.36 8.07 A Wide Range Essexlnt 1.20 62 29'* 28'/4 29'/. +1'/. SlngerCo 2 40 DOLL HOUSE DECORATORS" Ethyl Cp .84 110 17%-17'A 17'/i + H Smith K.F 2 77 79% 79V4 79V4 + >h Grysphn 14.2215.54 Vang <-66 9.49 Within this range, however, EvonsP ,60b 115 35V4 34'/. 35 - '* SCar EG 1.26 340 5314 M!4 BV» - Vi GiMrtn 23.59 23.59 UFd tan 8.44 9.22 Eversharp 39 28% 28'/. 28'/. - % SouCalE 1.40 123 23% S344 23V2 + '/, Hamilton: Value Lln« Fd: were included the figures for FalrchC .50 125 88 86V4 87% 4 1/4 South Co 120 77 2»% 2J»4 WH + 44 HFI 4.18 4.57 Vosl Lin 7.02 7.69 Detroit, where confidence was OYSTER BAY, LONG ISLAND Fair Hill .15g 73 10V. 9>/4 9% - Vi SouNGos 1.40 J98 26V. 25V: 2i'/a + 44 Gth 8.15 8.90 Incom 4.72 5.17 Fansteel Inc 58 12'/! 11% 12'/. + ',. Sou Pac I SO 107 47% 47Vi 4V/t + Vt Honovr S 1.28 1.39 Spl Sit 6.40 7.01 at a recession-like percentage Fedders .40 136 32% 32i/i 32>/i - Vi SOUthrn Ry 3 X139 3344 32'/. 3344 + % Harbor 1.55 VnceS spl 7.67 8.38 • FedDeptStr 1 216 35% 35 J5V4 + 44 Spartans 15e 57 47% 46% 471/, + 14 Hartwll 1J.74 12.74 Vandrbt 7.37 8.05 of 48.4, and Atlanta, where Flltrol 2 4 36'/i 35V4 35% - % Sperry K ,)2t 5 15% 1544 15,4 I ,/, H&C Lei/ 10.61 10.61 Vongd 4.71 5.15 the figure stood at a boom- T Flrestne 1.60 230 48'A 47'/, 47Vi —1 SquareD .80a 370 3514 344i 3J'/4 + >/, Hedo Gor 7.16 7.«6 Vlklno 6,33 ABB CHOOSt FROM OVER 15,000 YARDS ^^ ^m^ Fst Chrl 2 29f 83 36'/, 35", 34% +1 St Brand 1.50 "» 20 19V. 20 — Vi Hedge 11.9413.08 Vor IndP 4.76 5.17 like 81.5 per cent. , Fllntkote I 22% + /2 47'/i - % SlOIICal 2.!0 14 1144 11V. 11V. . H Monn " The low Detroit figure re FtaPowLI 2 69'A + 1/4 StOIIInd 2.30 652 46 4544 46 ' Hubsmn 5.85 6.39 Welllngtn Group: FMC Cp .85 115 69% 6O1/, suits, of course, from cut- c 7.15 7.11 Explr 24.3125.86 119 24 23!4 23% - V4 StdOIINJ ,00c. J66 44 4244 43Vi +144 ICM Flnl FoodFalr .90 18% + V4 StdOIIOh 2 70 1172 SVA 54% 54'/5 -V, ISI Glh 5.16 5.44 Ivest 14.91 16.30 backs in auto production, FordMot 2.40 13 1S% 17'/. 338 77Vi 74 74% +2'/. ISI Inc 4.39 4.10 Mora 9.54 10.45 ForMcKs .80 153 40 39'/, 39% St Packaging 46 8 VA 7'/. Import F 8.26 9.03 Techv unavall 112 27'/4 36'/. just as a 59.8 per cent FreepSul 1.60 26'/4 - % StauffCh 1.80 15 3044 30'/. 30*4 + 44 !mp Cop9.07 9.86 Trust 11.2812.33 FruehCp 1.70 332 22 21 2t + % SterlDrug 75 208 42% 41% 42V: — V, Imp Glh 7.29 7.92 Welltn unavall figure for Seattle represents 49 36% 35%36'/. + V. StevensJ 2.40 21 37'/. 37'/; 37% _ V, Inc FdB 4.76 7.41. Wlndr J 9.20 10.05 SludeWorm 1 7.0O 7.45 layoffs in the aerospace in- SlJ 27 40'/. 40W 40% + Vi 'ndepnd «.82 9.67 West Ind GAC Cp 1.50 60 46% 441/146'/. 42V. n Oil Ih 29 42 4144 42 +% Ind Trnd 11.98 13.09 Whltehll 13.38 14.62 dustry in that area. GAF Corp .40 115 13% 13'/13,% + V. SurvyFd .5Se 8.00 8.74 21% - V. Swiff Co .60 62 6V4 6V. 6V. Indstry 5.62 6.14Wlncp Fd GamSko 1.30 10 22 21% 111 3044 30 JOV» —vii INTGN 10.1510.97«lMleld! 5.01 5.55 The confidence percentages YD. Gannett .48 16 27'/. 27'/27J/, 4 _ 1/4 Systran Donn 6.51 Ml 25% + V. 4 23 22'/. 22% — V. Inv CoA 12.72 13.90WISC Fd are determined from many GenDynam 1 127 26'/j 25»4 y _ y _ y Inv Guld 9.00 9.00 Worth 2.64 2.87 Gen Eltc 2.40 341 69'/4 «8'/6!'/j . + '/< _ answers to questions in four Gen Fds 2.60 77 79'/, 79'/791/. 4 . Tampa El .76 16 22'/. 22V. 22% - V. Gen Mills .88 —52 —.34'/., „.3,4 34 _% Tektronix 234 651/1 64 64 -,1 , basic categories: current Gen Mot ,!5e 483 67% 66% 67% - 1/4 Teledyn 1.09t 241 28'/. 27 27 _ 7/,-I household income, expected • CHROMESPUN—MATELASSE—MOIRE Many 100-yard bolts. GPubul 1.60 195 23% 23 23'/4 — V. Tenneco 1.32 170 2l'/i 21V. 2144 - V. GettyO 1.04e FABRICS 69 183 47'/4 46'/. 46% + v, Texaco 1.60 928 27% 27V. 27% + 44 employment situation and ex- Gerber 1.20 65 38 37'/. 37'/, - * TexETrn 1.40 American RAYONS—DACRONS—COTTONS ^J ^^ 46 23Vi 23V. 23V. , Genesco 1.60 31 27% 26V, 27% + V, TexGSul .60 Gen Tire lb 247 20V. 19V. 19V. - % OVER 2,000 READY MADE 37 19 18V, U'/i i V. Texosln5t .80 29 129'/. 129V. 129V. _ % CANNON G Tel El 1.52 477 31'/. 30V. 31% +1% TexPLd ,45e Go Pac .SOb 5 16'/, 16V. 16V. -1 Gillette 143 128 50Vi 50'/. SO'/i Textron .90 177 21'/. 21 21V: — Vt 234 48% 47'/48V. . — V. Thlokol .40 Market Glen Alden 67 12V. 1144 11% + v, Exchange Global Marln 27 B 7", 7% + v, TlmesMIr .50 7 37 36% 37 + Vi 31 17'/. 14'/143/, 4 Tlmk RB 1,80 Goodrich 1.72 47 29'/. 29VI 291/1 — 4*»4, NEW YORK (AP) • Tuesday'i Mleded NEW YORK (AP)-Whole- Goodyear .85 51 30'/. 30 30V, .!!..'"; ToddShp 1.20 X2 27'/. 27V, 27Va 159 24'/. 26'/.26% + VA Trons W Air 64 19'/. 10% 19 sale egg offerings ample. De- DRAPES GroceCo 1.50 v. American Stock Exchange prices: GrarllcC Stl 156 22!'. 22 23% Transmr .50b 518 2144 20% 2144 mand fair yesterday. GrontW 1.40 112 14'/. 14'/14i % + % Transltron 91 5% 544 5% It JollS Nil ea Gt AlcP 1.30 227 51'/» 50'/;51 .. TrICont l.82e 38 3D44 TOWELS 29 (hdi.l High Low Closi Chg. Wholesale selling prices Gt Nor Ry 3 46 25% 25% 23% — '.'4 TRW Inc 1 203 30'/. 41 42'/i 41% 43V, + % Twen Cent 12 15'* 15% 15V. + V. based on exchange and oth- Gt West Flnl 90 10 9% ?'/: - '/. GtWnUnlt .90 245 22Mi 22 22'/4 + '.'4 UAL Inc 1 US 2444 ,24V. 24V) + Vt MUSLIN Twin 72x99 GreenGnt .96 229 30% 20 20% + '/. UMC Ind 72 85a 38 31'/. 30% 31 — V. er volume sales. Greyhound 1 7 28 27V, 2B Un Carbide 2 )uss!l ° 62 4/. 4 4 — "» Law 360 36V" IS \$ ~''' *° "" t 1444 14 14 New York spot quotations UP GrummnCp I XS3 I6V1 16% 16'/, + V. Un Elec 1.20 361140 1B436V4 . 3544 35% Ark e,s, ,M Gulf oil 1.50 30 23% 23'/, 23% + % UnOIICal 1.40 + % 40 24% 56'/. 26% 343 33 "S , ArkLGas 1.70 372 16>* 16'/4 14% — V, follow: • FIBERGLASS—DACRON—SATINS GulfStaUt .96 828 26% 26 26V4 + % Un Poc Co 2 159/ 40V. 3m.m, ? .n,t Asomera Oil 26 2% 2'/. 2V. ... . GullWIn 40o 96 21'/. 21 21 UnlonPadf 2 22 3744 JS? $* ,>• Atlascorp wt Standards 44^-47. Holllburl 105 16% -I Unlroval .70 5 13V, 13'/4 13'* — V. • DOUBLE and TRIPLE WIDTHS 208 IS 1644 12 17'/. J'J* JJJJ ,, BroscanLI la 73 14'/4 14 14'* + "4 Whites - Fancy large (47 Harris Int 1 10_2_ 48. 46V: 47'/4 +1% UnltAlrc l.M 263 33'/. + HeclaMng 70 91 66'/. 66 66% +1% Unit Cp ,80e ??,^' ??3? '' Brit Pet .47j 541 12(4 12 12 ,— '/< • ALL LENGTHS eo 11'/, + 132 IO%9 13-169 13-161-7.16 lbs min) 49-51. Fancy med- Here Inc .25e 109 33'/. 33VV, . 3333V4 +. % Un Fruit 1.41.40 0 IS 52". \\S 11J? 5* Compol CWb ...... HowPack .20 6 It'h 26 26'/4 — V. Unit MM 1.30 24 29% ium (41 lbs average) 41- HotrnWol .90 74 98>/< 96'/< 9» + ',1 USGvpsm 3n 29/, 29/i + v. cinerama 69 7'/i 7V. 7'/. — Vi Holl Eleclrn 41 60'/. 60'/. 60V, — Vt Creole P 2.60 26 2744 26% 27V. + V. 4314. Fancy smalls (36 lbs 32 23'/. 2!'/. 2!% - % US InduM ,W 99 24% Holldy Inn .20•59 9>/. 9'/. 9',i . USPIyCh 84 '4V. 24'/. — V. Dolo Cont 11 10'/. IV, 9'/. — 44 HollySug 1.20 53 2714 !7 27V; + Vi olllordO .We 1 11'/. II 1114 + V. average) 39^-41. NATIONALLY ADVERTISED 290 40V. 39% 39V. — ';, US Smelt 1 J3 37'/, Homsstkg .40 29 18 m« I7'i + I. US Steel 2.40 3744 37Vi + '/. Dlxllyn Corp 91 54% 23V, 24V, +11', 193 3644 WV> ol Browns — Fancy large (47 Honcywl 1.30 49 17'/, 17 17V. . . UnlvO Pd .80 %,/ • ~ "' D/" «"n 374 1044 944 9'/, HousehF 1.10 162 137V. 134 136 -V, Up|ohn 1.60 Ml 321'. 31'/. 3244 - V, EquJlyCp ,10t 116 544 4'/. 5V< + V. lbs min) unquoted. ANY ONE HoustLP 1.20 207 5714 121 42V. 42% 42% Vorlnn Asso 56'/. 56% — % fed Rtsrcts 73 6V. 6 6 — V. DECORATOR Howmet .70 71 21V. 27V. 27V. - V, Folmont-Oll 6 12'/. 11'/. 12V. + 44 IdohoPw 1.60 41'/; 39',7 4ff f 'k Vendo Co 40 14 15'/, 20% + '/. VoEIPw 1.12 14% uv, - 44 Fror;(er Air 1 VI. 6'/. IV, +'/« Ideal Basic 1 IIS 21 2014 211 2?" 7",4 26 31 30 30 - '"': 21'/: —'/. GenSPIywood 7 7V< 7",4 7Vk — V. Name Vornarfo Officer lit Cent I.Ill W-X-Y-Z GlontYel^.40 X23 7I1-16 7V, , 7V, + V. Imp Cp Am 49 11'/, ll'/l ll'/i • WorLom 1,10 4 If. Cp l.« 70 29'/. M>. 2B?« , .. 108 7f)\» 69'/. 70 — 44 Goldlleld GARFIEI.D- Harris D, Was Wot 1 ?3 ?•> 20 ,01;, lost _ 1/. Gl Boln Pet B6 5>fi 5144 5V, + V. InaerRand 2 103 13'/. 13 13V. + :1 VWn Air Lin II'.', Baum has been named assis- Inland Stl 2 100 33tt 3] 33'-. + 4 23 14', 14". 14V, _ V, Husky Oil .30 3.112 11'/, IP',-';, Wn none 1,30 .17 .T>I* n"11. 39". + 44 H/con Mfa II 6V, 6 InterlkSI 1.80 47 40 V4 19=/. (01, + ' WnUnlon 1 40 8'/, (ant vice president of Vnrna- 163 26V. 26'-. 100 A\''i 4T'j 44'', + V, Hydrcmctl " "' IE3M 4.80 26 V. I- * Wl 1 x!5 19". 19 InlHarv 1.80 6 27'/. 27Vi 311 6P.« « 60'-. M14 —I". I" " OH 50o do, Inc. (NYSK), it has been 2) Weyprtisr .BO AT* 15 4% IV, Inl Miner 186 348'/i 344'/) 344'/, -S + % P Whirl Cn 1.60 7 5314 J76 19 IB'/. announced by Murray J. Sic- Inl Nick 1.20 97 27'/. 27»,t 55 .,. y. Kaiser In « White Mot 2 27 27". 10 8'/] I'/, + V. 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A 12-year vet- Johnlhn .BOu 360 156''. 151V Snlcs Stnltxim I list 40 4214 4Pi Ml, I ',. JonLogan .80 99 52'.. 51' 1 AiiproK total stock sales .. 3,460,000 Syntex ,40b 652 40V, 37>'< 37'/. -1'/, eran in the appliance Held, JontLou 135 ]3 19>» 18'/ 1 Mack salrs year ono 5,I13,MO Technlco ,40l> 135 2111 3014 20'/. — V. he Joined Vornado jn 1967 as fc Jolteni .60 4 3S14 351i ., Approy total bond sales .... > 2,960,000 Wn Nucleai 37 8V. 1 8V. I V. Jo/ Mlg 140 168 50% 471,47% —3V. Bond sales year 000 $ 4,321,000 Copyrighted by The Associated Press 1970 appliance buyer. -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK -MIDDLETOWN, N. J.i WEDNESDAY. fEBJJURY 25, 1970 IS County Residents Who Are in the News on Campus HeUnda L. Gabel of Fair lege. Mr. Jakubowlcs Is the se J. Greenberg, 14 Hillside Haven has been elected vice Joseph Nappo, son of Mr.jor, Joseph Is a graduate of Five students from Mon- and Angelo (itammona, 1205 tune, ail general education. son of Mr, and Mrs Edward Place, Red Bank, has pledged and Mrs. Vincent Nappo of 8 president of the freshman Jakubowics of 58 Oaklawn Henry Hudson Regional mouth County received Birch Ave., Wanamassa; Car- John Maclewlcz, son of Mr. claw at William Smith Col- Alpha Thela chapter of Sigma Ave. B, Atlantic Highlands, School, Highlands, where he BA degrees from Newark ol 0. Klernan, 25 Sycamore and Mrs. Frank Maclewicz, Road. He is a graduate of Delta Tau sorority at the Uni- has pledged Tau Kapp'a Epsi- State College, Union, They drive, Hazlet, Ronald W. 135 Park Ave., Shrewsbury, lege, Geneva, N.Y. Miss Ga- Christian Brothers Academy. participated in crOBs-eountry, 1 bel is the daughter of Mr. versity of Maryland, where Ion fraternity at Bethel Col- are Joan S. Maxwell, 2 Marc King, 19 Catherine St., lied has won his varsity letter in and Mrs. Wlllard Gabel o[ 26 Miss Susan N. (ireenberg, she is a freshman majoring lege. McKenzie, Tenn. A ju- track, basketball and base- Drive, Matawan Town- Hank, and Eileen M. I'earcc, basketball at I-eicester Hillcrest Road. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Jes- In zoology. nior physical education ma- ball. ship, elementary education, 18 Country Club Drive, Nep- (Mass.) Junior College. Peter Thcrkelsen, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. A)vin Ther- M"«n, 121D South Beers St Holmdel, was pledged to th i.../ ueisey Alpha Chapter ol Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity U 5 D A. GOV T GRADED CHOICE at Stevens Institute of Tech- nology, Hoboken. A graduate of Christian Brothers Acad- Trimmed Right ... emy last June, he entered Priced Right, too! Stevens to major in engineer- Yen only pay for triir pirftet eating ing. potts at! cxci-ii lot and bone- on.- tnmmtd away fat-fore weigh- ;-•• A West Long Branch resi LEGO' ing You pay 'he lowest price * •':••-. dent will appear as an ac- and gtl more good toting cm-at tor-singer in a musical-corn 'or your money at FOODTOWN edy to be presented by The William and Mary Theatre He is Ralph E. Manna Jr., WHOLE :' son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph OVEN READY Manna Sr. of 36 Mount Drive. LAMB •':, He will be a French ambas SLICED OR HALVES * • eador in "Of Thee I Sing,' •——Appetizer Dept, ^ . t Pulitzer Prize winning mu Swift Pranwm ;' sical comedy. MdowWMuMaat . SLICED BACON 89 IAMB CHOP Miss Susan Dutcher, daugh- DEL MONTE CHICKEN ROLL *69' For Potting or Broiling ter of Mrs. Olivia Summer* POTATO SALAD *29' LAMB SHANK 49 SALE! i- Dutcher of 5 Holly Lane WafTrinumdCut for Stow •/;• Fair Haven, has been named SWISS CHEESE »v59' .to the dean's list of honor PEACHES NECK OF LAMB 45 Lean tatty 9% ^BT • students at Hollins College, Frtih Regular Style shoulder \b.%J W .; Va. •Seafood Dept.—— •0/70. Count . CHICKEN LEGS 59^ For broiling For broiling Richard A Martinelll, 21, MEDIUM SHRIMP •.99* fruit Regular Style (cut short) of 76 South Lake Boafl, Mid- CHICKEN BREASfS 69 dletown,.is president of The RIB LOIN •, Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity at JUOBSTER TAILS ».*1" dear Mayir all Wot or pur* beef Bethany College, Bethany, W. f $139 CODHLLET *89 FRANKS b 79' ib. 1 Va. He is the son of Mr. and ib. 1 Mrs. Guy Martinelli. He has roodtown Midget served as a freshman WBAH, selor, manager of the soccer PORK ROLL *•!" team, and will be next year's chairman of Christian Living Emphasis Week. He previous- ly served as treasurer of Ph: Kappa Tau, and was its rep- resentative to the college so- cial committee. James F. Simonelll, son of §r RED, GRAPE, ORANGE or PINEAPPLE Mr. and Mrs. William Sirrw nelli, of 137-Pavilion Ave., Long Branch, has been se lected for membership in HAWAIIAN Who's Who Among Students In American Universities and Colleges. A student at Penn sylvania Military College in Chester, Pa, he was rated PUNCH among the top one half per SARDINES cent of all college students to be chosen for this honor. Miss Christine Crine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Crine, of 145 Freneau Ave., Matawan, is a member of the Future Secretaries As- sociation at the Berkeley School, New York City. Miss Crine is a graduate of Mata- wan Regional High School. FOODTOWN Edward B. Jakubowlcs of Fair Haven has been elected assistant treasurer of the Phi ALUMINUM Kappa Sigma Fraternity at Franklin and Marshall Col- FOIL 64 County Fooitoten Frozen Food Dept Students On Hairy Dept. Saving! Vomlls Li'.ht -r Dark ChocolaU or BuUtricoit Dean's List Bifds Eye Froic-n ^ Foodtown Farm Fresh Produce! P| SAVE EXTRA CASK THIS WEEK Foodtown Florida y TRENTON - The follow- COOL N CREAMY If produrt it frttKir anywfwff in town it hain't b»*n pkUmt. Our product cxptrli pick th* MI< In th« morhtl — handlt it with cool and ing students from Monmouth AT FOODTOWN! loving handi, lay it gtntly In our tpariding tlsan product tat**, whir* County have been named to PUDDING ORANGE in tV*th gaodrtMi invldi you tt> makm It port of an txcitinq •xp*ri«r , the dean's list at Trenton CLIP THESE VALUABLE COUPONS i d ti State College for the fall I semester: JUICE Barbara Banks, Marcia Hill and Lynn Moreau, New

Shrewsbury; Catherine Bibby, : William Bocin, Madeline Deodorant Soap Brick, Marie Hein, Linda Per- PALMOUVE •FREE! Milt MlMlv ProDH HcH ro, Charles Spano, Vera Ur- GOLD WITH THIS COUPON STRAWBERRIES SAVI16. Mlj.Cpn. koff and Larry Wilson, Free- 'lupon jood at any Foodlo wn Suptrmoilut. •rij« fy> frawi kf. or CtMta Cut hold; Ann Boesch, Kandra Utnit ane ptr aduft (ami(y. Coupon «xplr)f Saturday, Fabruory 28. FRENCH FRIES Collins, Alexis Crawford and F««ftown Froun Cut ^_ MUINSTERSLICU u. 39' Susan Jones, Neptune. GREEN BEANS 2 Horol Doln T»'» Pak -_ -^ Also Rosemary Bruno, San- foodtown Froitnlrty PIZZA PIE ^.89' dra Daves and Chris Schroed- Imwrlol «» ulor |non-doiry lUm) ., _ — LIMA BEANS 2 B er, Asbury Park; Eleanor Ca- ( Vine-Ripened hill and George Wayte, Key- Blueberry, Raip., or Mdpt* Crunch Froun Sara It* MARGARINE P',48 -Lady Scott .39' port; Donna Campbell, Nep- TOILET COFFEE RINGS TOMATOES tune City; Lynn Cartwright, CMNAMONUUIA.30' California Sweet Anthony Migliaccio and Car- TISSUE 2 Z 29* mela Natale, West Long mane CARROTS Branch; Donna Davis, New DEODORANT Florida Juice Monmouth; Diane Desantis, 10 39 Frank Harvey, Linda Parrot- 4-o z. ORANGES Crisp Air Mclntoih C tlno and Susan Ruscil, Long aerosol can 3 149 Branch. RIGHT GUARD 69 APPLES Jacqueline De Witt, Huth Jurman, Worsdell Pearson, Swift Brookfiald Swift Premium All M«af Swift Brown 'N' Serve Ham Salad or Sandwich Spread and Jane Cohen, Malawan;' THIS C N PORK SAUSAGE FRANKS SAUSAGE SWIFT CHUBS Mary Fowler, Rumson; Bar- WORTH FAABB DETERCDETERCENN T C bara Gllsdorf, Barbara Stew- 23coHo»rr«»ulo'l»wprl». jf ard and Ruth Van Hise, Al- * CoupanaOB Haven; Joyce Manzone, Su- BOLD GAIN CRISCO CONDENSED ALL dan Mettenrmn and Carol giant O Of jumbo$0 O"7 RobinBon, Farmlngdale; Mil- k O O size £- • ^1> / ton McGrew and Arlene Ra- ^ COUPON^ 318V knwskl, Occanport; Jill Pat- rv h r 9 t t l c 1 terson, Louise Sctaro, Linda £f' "" - t .*. i !l . ?.i!nl!3'i ."iijj!» ' Stewart, Virginia Wapshare and Iris Toccocell, Red Bank; M»r)orle Murphy, Mnna- MIMIetawn, H. J. Tern, River. N. J. Naplum, N. J. Joekien, N. J. 1 •qunn Park; Louise Proud- «t. 11 t Mt. Hill Roae Flatter Blvd. R«ui> n 7 Broolt Plan rreehele1, H. J. foot, Barbara Reasso and Ka- feck Ava. k Hwy. ren riosengren, Hazlct; Diana Malewan, N. J. WMI Ui, lent Irench, N. J. fort Menmeulh, N. J. •n«llthtown, N. J. Scngllone, Elbcron; Ellen l» Main SI. Wail EnJ Court ( MarUI Placa Hwy. 34 I Briy Av.. 43 M«!n S', Ihemsn, Spring Like, and lemi »lv»r, N, X tee Iriejht, N. J, Me1 lank, N. J. Cannlnejdale, N. J Llndt TJchenor and Wayne Mute 17 HtOOe I School, Keansburg. Mrs. held by the Department of Rumph now teaches eighth Transportation, tomorrow. . grade social studies at St. ATLANTIC Ann's and has had several ar- The sale will be held at ticles published dealing with 10:30 a.m. ill the depart- the use of audio-visual aids ment's construction office at | in the humanities. the rtts. 1, 21 and 22 intersec- Mrs. Rumph formerly in- tion in Newark. structed handicapped stu- Among buildings to be sold dents in the Middletown are these in Monmouth Coun- m SLWi^m Township school system and ty: a l'/2 story frame house was patient service chairman, with detached garage in SHREWSBURY AVE. at RT. 35 • NEW SHREWSBURY and vice president of the Mon-' Marlboro, and three frame STORE HOURS MON. thru SAT, 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. SUNDAYS 9 A.M. to i PM. mouth County Chapter of dwelling, "fle wild ;i de- Muscular Dystrophy Associ- tached jrarage in Neptune i '• on1 of/ AAmericai . City. Matawan Township Sets

$f63,366 Increase in Tax —17 RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1970 MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - At an adjourned meeting Police salaries are up $54,468 to $285,4(18; road depart- last week, Township Council Introduced its 1970 municipal ment salaries are up from $73,80(1 to $11)7,460. budget totaling $1,671,782, up $304,705 from the 1969 figure. Capital improvements are up from none last year to $35,000 this year for a new township garage, The township Public hearing wa.s set for 8 p.m. Tuesday, March 24, in will also spend $1!!,000 for its share of improvements to S. CliHwood School. Atlantic Ave., largely financed by state grants totaling The amount to be raised by local taxes is $793,015, up $70,000. from $630,24(1 in 1869. SURPLUS USED Estimated tax rale for 187(1 is $4-20 per $1011 of assessed Appropriated from surplus this year is $250,000, leaving valuation, with school costs accounting for $2.76; county $76,000 in the surplus account. taxes, 68 cents; municipal purposes, 69 cents, and veterans Mayor Hans H. Froehlich said last night Township and and senior citizens exemptions, seven cents. Borough Councils will meet some time before Thursday, AREA REVALUED March 5, to tjonsider the defeated Matawan Regional school The new tax rate is not directly comparable to last budget. The mooting, he added, will be a joint one with the years, since township ratablcs have been revaluated. The Regional Board of Education. drop from last year's tax rate of $5.33 per $109 of assessed Unless both councils agree on the school budget to the valuation is inversely proportional to the increase in total penny, the budget will automatically go to Dr. Carl L. tax ratables from $71 million in 1969 to $115 million this year. Marlburger, state commissioner of education, for review and Major increase in the spending plan is in operating decision. expenses, with salaries in all departments totaling $509,848, Mayor Froehlich said he foresees "absolutely no prob- up $108,728 from last year; and other expenses rising from lem. The present administration (of the borough) is absolute- $492,192 last year to this year's $591,417. ly a delight to work with," he explained. Sen. Williams Pushes Bill

STORYBOOK MEMORIAL — The books of author Beatrix Potter, along with ceramic figures of the story- On Ocean Waste Control book characters, are in a 'permanent collection donated to the Fair Haven Public Library in memory of Sharon M. Carpenter, who died at the aqe of 6 in an automobile accident in 1968. (Register Sfaff Photo) WASHINGTON - Sen. Har- neers, and the program estab- mercial fishing industry," Secretary of the Interior is- rison A. Williams, D-N.J., has lished under my bill should Sen. Williams said. sues the new regulations. bucked the Army Corps of En- make Corps officials realize The senator's bill would States and municipalities gineers and supported New that we mean business," Sen, prohibit permanently dump- would receive federal grants Jersey Congressmen and New Williams said. ing of wastes into the nine- to compensate them for extra Jersey Gov. William T. Ca- Little Girl Is Remembered The s&najor recalled that mile belt of contiguous waters costs incurred as a result of hill with a bill calling for reports show millions of tons on U.S. shores. Dumping be- the 100-mile limit or the new strict control of dumping of of sewer sludge and highly yond the nine-mile limit would regulations. Grants would al« FAIR HAVEN — A collection of Beatrix Potter books lated into French. The child-size books are enhanced by wastes into the ocean. contaminated other wastes be regulated by the Secretary so be made available to states and figurines has been donated to the Fair Haven Public ceramic figures of the storybook characters. Sen. Williams said the are dumped each year into the of the Interior, However, the and municipalities for trans- Library in memory of a Fair Haven child who died Aug. 8, Sharon was the daughter of Mrs. Anne Rafferty Car- Corps of Engineers has in. Atlantic only four miles off governor of each state would porting wastes . to dump- 1968, as the result of an automobile accident. penter and William S. Carpenter. She attended Willow . formed Gov. Cahill that it can the New Jersey Coast. have the right to halt issuance ing grounds beyond the nine- Ilie family and friends of Sharon M. Carpenter, who Street School here and the church school of the First Pres- make no immediate decision Hazard Scored of such regulations on the ba- mile limit "so long as these was 6 at the time of her death, gave the collection to the byterian Church of Red Bank. children's section of the library. In addition to her parents, the child is survived by two on the governor's request that "The dumping ground has sis that they would permit wastes receive the most ad- It includes the complete library of Beatrix Potter who brothers, Kevin and David Carpenter, at home here;' her sludge and other wastes grown into a 'dead sea' of discharges beyond the con- vanced treatment possible in wrote and illustrated such classics as "The Tale of Peter maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Harry W. Rafferty of be discharged at least about 20 square miles," he tiguous zone which would ad- order to prevent any damage Rabbit," "The Tale of Timmy Tiptoes" and "The Tale of Philadelphia, and her paternal grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. 100 miles at sea. explained. "The health —in- versely affect the public to the ocean waters and the Mrs. Tittle Moflse." Some of the books have been trans- Cedric Carpenter of Short Hills. "The legislation I offer to- deed, the lives—of persons health or the waters, shore- total environment." day lends strong support to who swim off nearby beaches line or natural resources of The legislation would cover the efforts of Gov. Cahill and are needlessly endangered by that state. all types of waste discharge the New Jersey Congressmen such action. And this is not In addition, Sen. Williams' except oil, which is regulated to change the present situa- to mention the damage bill would bar dumping now by the Water Quality Treat- tion. I cannot accept the ar- which is done to the ocean permitted within 100 miles of ment Act passed by the Sen- KeyportZoningBoardGivesOK guments of the Corps of Engj- environment and our com- the U.S. shoreline until the ate last October. For New 'Dune Buggy' Facility

KEYPORT — After hearing stalling seat covers and con- the proposed use is permitted "I intend to completely close to three hours of testi- vertible tops. under present zoning laws. renovate the building and mony the Zoning Board last Provisions of the agree- "Unfortunately the building clean up the outside area to night granted permission to a ment are: the applicant hot inspector and I don't agree make it an attractive rata- West Keansburg resident to work on Sunday or after 6 on this law so I thought it ble," he told the board. use a non-conforming build- p.m. weekdays except in best to come before you and Several residents objected ing on Perry St. for assem- emergencies; the area is not present the matter," Mr. to "undesirable people that blying and displaying "dune to be lighted with flood Sawyer said in his opening will be attracted to the area buggies." lamps; there will noffce any statement.^ to use our streets for racing The applicant, Lawrence E. outside storage and all bor- Mr. Sawyer's first witness, with dune buggies." Gilbreath of 16 Ave. C, was ough codes must be strictly local attorney J. Frank "Mr. Gilbreath owns a alsd granted permission to adhered to. Weigand testified that the dune buggy," Mr. Sawyer use the premises, that has In presenting the case for present owner, Charles J. said, "is he an undesirable?" housed trucking firms since the applicant local attorney Hopla has been unable to dis- Mr. Gilbreath testified that 1926, for repairing and in- Sidney I. Sawyer maintained pose of the building "to any a club he is forming would other industry except truck- not use the building for meet- ing. ings. Budget Cut Is Opposed "Although the area is resi- "Our meetings are more for dential it is near an industrial social purposes than they are MIDDLETOWN — A peti- resolutions revoking the land tract and in my opinion it for business," he said. "I am tion signed by more than 200 mining permits of A. Campo, would be difficult to sell it for in a sports car club now and township residents opposed to Inc., issued July 24,1963; and residential purposes," he we meet in a restaurant. We a cut in the narrowly defeat- David B. Kaplus, issued Sept. stated. will be doing the same soon ed school budget was present- 15, 1969, for areas on Rt. 36. Mr. Gilbreath who has oper- with our dune buggy club." ed to the Township Commit- The permits were ordered re- ated a similar business in tee last night by David J. voked because despite repeat- Matawan the past 14 years He said that "dune buggy Lewis of 31 Tilton Road, ed warnings, the two firms compared the assemblying of kits" are nov primarily sold representing the Task Force have failed to conform to con- dune buggies to model air- to people who are looking for for Better Schools. ditions of their permits. planes. a project to work on. '"The dune buggy body "1 will only be assembly- He said the citizens group Frederick A. Eldridge was ing 10 or 12 this year," he is pleased that though the bud- reappointed to the Sewerage comes in a box and is as- sembled over a Volkswagen said. "My principal business get was defeated "by the nar- Authority for a five-year term will still be installing seat REACHING THE PUBLIC lames P. Heily Jr., of Bureau of Advertising, N. Y. center, shows merchants rowest of margins," nearly ending Jan. 31,1975. engine," he said. "AH work will be done on the inside of covers and convertible tops." Anthony DeLoremo of Food City, right, and Arthur Becker of Becker's Hardware Store, how the newspaper twice as many voters voted Adopted unanimously was a for it as last year. the building and the only Board chairman Charles R. best displays business advertising for trade promotion. This talk was among several at yesterday's advertising resolution establishing no noise will be from a quarter- Kitzman said the application seminar in the Register's office building In Red Bank. (Register Stiff Photo) "Fourteen votes, out of 3,384 passing zones on Browns inch drill and small air com- "will be voided if all restric- cast is not mandate," Mr. pressor. tions are not adhered to." . Lewis declared. He urged the Dock Road. Township Committee approve the school budget unchanged. The committee received the Atlantic Highlands Mulls petition without comment. The committee resolved unanimously that it is unal- terably opposed to legislation introduced by State Sen. A Loss Chance in Park Plan N. Beadleston, R-Monmouth, which would require addition- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - foolish to take the risk," Mr. consideration be given to At- pany to expand a service sta- al tax support by township "The deletion of the Maliken Posten. observed. lantic Highlands residents us- tion at Rt. 36 and First Ave. taxpayers of the countyv li- property (from the Open After public hearing council ing the Middletown train sta- was held over until an on- brary system. Spaces project) is a calculat- unanimously adopted an or- tion. Now only Middletown site inspection can be made. Adopted unanimously were ed risk which the town, in my dinance rescinding a former residents are allowed to park After public hearing a res- opinion, should not take," ordinance authorizing an ex- at the station. * olution was adopted to join stated Councilman John II. change of land between the A use variance was grant- the Highlands-Atlantic High- Firm Head Posten at the Borough Coun- borough and Frank Micalizzi. ed contractor George Black lands Regional Sewer Authori- cil meeting last night. In reply to a letter from of Navesink to use the build- ty- Council was barred from D. T. Musone of 135 Center ing at 6 E. Washington Ave. Low bid of $5,752 for two Is Sentenced pursuing action to purchase Ave., council will write a let- for storage and office space. police cars was accept- NEW YORK — Andrew the property, which is at 81 ter to the Middletown Town- Decision to grant a vari- ed from McCarthy Chevrolet, Munchak Jr., 47, president of First Ave. by a court restrain- ship Committee requesting ance to City Service Oil Com- Atlantic Highlands. Astronetics Inc., jobbers of ing order. Council wishes to Atlantic Highlands, N.J., was demolish the building and use sentenced yesterday in fed- the property for a mini-park. eral court to serve four Mr. Posten formed his months m prison and pay a opinion after meeting witli Manalapan Charter Unit $1,001) fine on his Jury con- • officials of the state Green viction of a scheme to de- Acres program in Trenton, fraud purchasers of electron- and officials of the federal ic components. Open Space program In Phila- Judge Edward Wcinfolil re- delphia. The two agencies will Favors Change in Form leased Munchak without bail provide the borough approxi- pending appeal, after pro- mately $400,001) for its in- MANALAPAN - The ship committee form of gov- ((iilrcs nn undue amount of nouncing a one-year sentence provement and beaiitificallon Munnlapan Township Charter ernment and "is in no way attention be devoted to ad- but .suspending eight months program. The deletion of the Study Commission lias an- meant as a criticism of any ministrative details by the of It. Maliken property could nounced It him completed the elected or appointed offi- elected officials, and does not Munchak, who lives jn Red mean the withdrawal of these first phase of a three-phase cials" of the township, allow them to place their em- Hank, N.,l., was Indicted Feb. 3, 1001), on a charge of pre- funds. study and has reached the The preliminary report Is- phasis on legislative and HAPPY ANNIVERSARY — Proeholdor AKOI B. Carlson, Jr., toatod right, congratu- conclusion that the township broad policy matters." tending that electronic com- The councllincn did not get sued by tin; study group cites ponents, some of them for the latos John Livingstone, standing lo-ft, director of tho Monmoutli County Library, committee form of govern- T!i« commission is now be- g definite answer from either tho major problem of the cur- Fill Air Force Jet, met cer- and mombors of his staff rocoivo nows that tho year-old program to providt agency concerning with- ment currently employed In rent form us the luck of ginning phase two of tho tain government specifications books, films and story houn for disadvantagad areas has boon granted $45,000 drawal of funds. The pro- tho township fulls to provide separation ot the executive study — which will entail which they did not meet. "the necessary tools to meet gram has been amended and policy making functions determining the advantages The Indictment grew out of in srato funds for this yoar. Sharing tho good nows aro Miss Mary CalleMo, super- throe times. the challenge of the coming of government. of other forms of government n ijrobc Into ml.slalx'led and vising librarian in chargo of children's sorvicos, and Tboodoro Brown, coordinator "1'robably the Maliken decade," The commissioners stilled, defective transistors supplied under the Optional Municipal of tho program of library *omce for the disadvanUgod. Freeholder Carlson li dl> property could be deleted The commission stressed "this situation, combined for both government and ci- rector of ths dopartmant of buildings and public proporty, which inclu^M tht li- without leaving the town hold- llui conclusion Is 'based solely with the absence of a full- Charter Law (the Fnulkner vilian customers, government brary. ing thotbug but It would bo on the structure of ILthe town- ttmo chief executive, ie- Act). officials said. 9 p r % -THE DAILY RIGJSTEH, BID BANK-MIDDLETOWN', N. J.i WEDNESDAY, FEBfiUAftY 25, WO Patches and Potluck Inspire Party

By MARGUERITE HENDERSON who was home with baby — pinning patchwork diapers, SAR Officers Some girls who never sewed before were sewing. Even maybe? ? Locally, SAIt lads just elected as now officers of the a few males applied needles to fabric. Mrs. Lester Simon, County Fare Monmouth Chapter are William Wearl, president, lied Bank; Little Silver, came up with a Craig Claiborne recipe for Play Cards Charles K. Stoddard, Shrewsbury, first vice president; Iiu-, shirred chicken. Jim Kgan, Fair Haven, turned out a mean, If you play your cards right . . . you'll be able to jo:n bert Crockett, Reel Bank, second vice president; Edmund massive Quiche Lorraine. And Jim's wife Judy lavished sour TcTatteh'd —"but brought to the party by Mi. and Mrs. Ralph in the dessert bridge and fashion show fun Wednesday, f. Smith, Matawan, treasurer, and Roger A. Moms, L,itU8 cream dressing on her vitamin-packed spinach salad. All Lee, North Plainfield — she a study in polka dot patchwork March 11, at the Navesink Country Club. The party is being Silver, secretary. this! — because Janet and Frank Lucarelli, Colts Neck, and he wearing a madras patchwork jacket and velvet planned to benefit the Monmouth Day Care Center (whicfc trews, no less! Floral Fare dreamed up a "Patches and Potluck Party" and invited a wili open just five days later) and Mrs. 1. William Lane, The flowers may be dried - but (lie program certainly hatch of (heir most clever friends. Also on the Lucarelli guest list, Saturday, were Joan Rumson, is general chairman. won't be when members and friends of the Junior Commit- The hostess, having sent out invitations embellished and Walter Grampp of Lincroft (he sewed pennants on Among Mrs. Lane's "trumps" are \vs. John Hanson, tee of the Monmouth County Historical Association mec his pants and sat all night on the N. Y. Mets); Mr. and with tiny fabric patches, proceeded to make herself a red, Mrs. II. David Kreidlcr and Mrs. Janies Wyer, executive for luncheon and/or lecture at the Rumson Country Club on Mrs. Irwin Abramson, Martinsville; Kathy and Art Salerno, white and blue patchwork skirt, fashioned patchwork lamp committee; Mrs, Kurt Hofmann, special gifts; Mrs. George Wednesday, March 4. shades to slip over her white ones and then made pillow River Plaza; Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Smith, Thea and Joe Campbell and Mrs. Dudley Summers, invitations; Mrs. Evan The buffet fare (to include such tasties as thicken covers from scraps of velvet and her husband's old Viyella Lucarelli and Mr. and Mrs. Donal Martin, Rumson; and H. Baker, fashion show, and Mrs. Bernard H. Natelson, 19 plaid shirt, (So now you know what happened to it, Frank!) (rom Little Silver — Nancy and Dick Sheppard, Mr. and Tetrazinni, Eggs Benedict, assorted salads, desserts, etc.) Laurelwood Drive, Little Silver, reservations. will be served at noon. At 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Frank J. Clark Adding to the decor was a spectacular patchwork table- Mrs. Spencer Morgan (she made both her patchwork skirt and his patchwork slacks) and Jack Walsh — sans wife, The card party (to which you're requested to bring Jr. and Mrs. Edwin Bloor from 18th Century Bouquet, Inc., cloth — on loan from Mrs. Barry Farber, who was unable your own deck) starts at 12:30 o'clock. The fashion show Princeton, will demonstrate the art of preserving and ar- begins at 1 p.m. and will feature custom catalog clothes ranging flowers. Boxes of dried flowers, completed arrange- for spring and summer modeled by Mrs. Siebren Reinalda, ments, floral paper weights and some how-lo-do type books Mrs. Michael Guarino, Mrs. George Campbell and Mrs. will be available. Jack Giordano. Mrs. Henry Buttfield, Rumson, is chairman for the event, proceeds of which will be used for the restoration Of the Support for Symphony ' Allen House, Shrewsbury. At a recent general meeting of the Junior Committee Reservations for both luncheon and lecture should be of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, Edward W. Wahl, made by March 1, by calling the Rumson Country Club. Little Silver, was elected treasurer of the group and Mr. and Mrs. George Aguilar, Rumson, were named area vice BLUE RIBBON chairmen. Rosarians MEAT MARKET Mr. and Mrs. Alan T. Pearce of Short Hills were chosen Eyt Round to serve as state chairmen of the Symphony's Junior Com- Invest 9 l«ef Roast 5-lb. Box Loin mittee, which was formed four years ago for the purpose FT. MONMOUTH - Nine of creating interest among members and friends in pro- Lamb Chopi new members were received 5-lb. lo> moting the orchestra and attending its concerts. into the Ladies' Rosary Altar Society at the Post Chapel Trav's Travails Strip Sttaks during an Investiture cere- Shell SMaks When March comes in, can spring be far behind? Trav mony attended by • 26 mehv Chicken Sttaks _ bers. Cube Round Steak V•* Ib. Neidlinger, roving art instructor par excellence, certainly hopes not! The weather-in-retrospect report from Trav's With the Post's Catholic 5-lb. Box Studio 57, Leonardo, shows that every Monday the winter chaplain, Capt. Charles J. Club Steofci 1.29 Ib. weather has been bad at Paramus; every Wednesday he Davis, officiating, women re- 5-lb. Boa drove to Rossmore in snow for the morning art session; ceived into the Rosary Altar Italian styt* 89 and to Newark in snow for the afternoon seminars; and Society were Mrs. Robert J. Veal Cutlet 1 each Wednesday night Trav returned from Menlo Park Laflam, Mrs. William T.A. ••Ib. Box classes "on ice" — which usually continued to Thursday, Collyer, Mrs. John R. La- Chuck Joules 79c,.. thereby canceling a morning session in the Asbury Park mont, Mrs. Walter Gaul, Mrs. London Broil Woman's Club and an afternoon session in Wayne. Ernest R. Morrison, Mrs. Car- 5-lb. Box Center lo Bracci, Mrs. Everett p. Cyi_Perk_Cliop» And you thought artists only needed Inspiration? I Richards, Mrs. Charles Pin- B-lb. Box Shoulder son and Mrs. Gerald K. Too- Lamb Chops 69c ,b. Deborah Luncheons hey 5-lb. Box Small Members of the Red Bank Chapter of Deborah Hospital Lags of Lamb After the investiture cere- FREE Vi-OAL. ICE CREAM enjoyed such delicious food (and raised 130 delicious dol- mony, Mass was celebrated with HO Ort«r — FREE Daliviry lars) by their annual week of Valentine luncheons, under by the Rev. Finbar Lynn, a FOOD STAMPS ACCEPTED the chairmanship of Mrs. Max Benowitz and Mrs. Raphael Carmelite priest from New 19 NORWOOD AVE. De Carlo, Red Bank, that now they are s-t-r-e-t-c-h-i-n-g York City. LONS BRANCH-222-Otlt them out for the year. THINK FLOWERS — Members of the Junior Committee of the Monmouth County Historical Association think In February, Mrs. Ralph Stein, chapter president, and flowers for the forthcoming benefit buffet luncheon and lecture, left to right, Mrs. William B. Hamilton Jr., Mrs. Walter Kraus, Little Silver co-hosted a divine Turkey Rumson; Mrs. H. A. Burtfield, Rumson, chairman, and Mrs. H. A, Hubsr, Locust, aide. Featured will be '18th Divan luncheon for 24 at the Steins' Red Bank residence. And Mrs. Anthony Marino's Little Silver home was the THE ANGELIC TIGER Century Bouquet,' a lecture and demonstration on the art of preserving and arranging dried flowers, March 4 scene of a swinging Italian feast for 27, co-hosted by Mrs. at noon in the Rumson Country Club. Proceeds will go -toward the restoration of the Allen House in Shrews- Marino, her mother Mrs. Bartolo Lentini and Mrs. Rose IS HAVING A PURRR bury. (Register Staff Photo) Boncore, Shrewsbury. The forthcoming events will be known as "Hearts for DEVASTATING SALE Deborah .Luncheons." Anyone who wants to attend — or anyone who wants to give a luncheon to aid Deborah — the FEELING BLOTf Short ©ourse Offered free care, non-sectarian hospital that treats all diseases of DEVASTATING FOR THE On Marriage Endurance the chest — is Invited to do so. TIGER ANYWAY- value to pre-married, young Colonial Ball LINCROFT - Three out MOST SALE ITEMS WILL BE AT of four marriages endure, marrieds, parents and old- Did you think I overlooked the Colonial Ball that's "font, according to national statis- marrietts. been played out annually for the past six years to honor COST OR BELOW! tics. The four - session course the birthday of George Washington? Well, I didn't 'cause 114 RIVIR ROAD PAIR HAVIN To enhance endurance, will cover the historical and it wasn't. This year the state societies of the Sons of the modern perspectives of Brookdale Community Col- American Revolution, the DAR and the CAR (those under Mil PARKINS IN' RIAR OF STORI CAN CHEER YOU UP marriage, verbal and non- 18 years of age who constitute the Children of the American lege offers a short course, PIO»Y BANKS INCOURASED — IT'S CASH ONUI 97 BROAD STREET RED BANK 741-2921 verbal communication in mar- Revolution) have scheduled their elegant event to mark "Marriage: Merger or May- riage and factors which ef- hem?" which should be of the 40th anniversary of the founding of the CAR. And the fect communication, and le- ball is only the climax to day-long activities that will be gal and emotional divorce. held in the Princeton Inn, Princeton. LAST 3 DAYS — THURS. - FRI.. SAT. i Students will also consider Among those involved are Marvin Shepherd, chairman, the critical periods of a mar- Elizabeth; Col. Richard E. Crane, also Elizabeth; Hubert riage: The honeymoon, the ar- A. Crockett and Howard R. Knapp, Red Bank; Mr. and rival of the first born, FIREPLACE the raising of children and the Mrs. John R. Naisby Jr., Franklin; Mrs. Frank A. Rechif s~*t Lucy's... WINTER Mrs. Dudley Clark and James R. Arrington, Princeton; time when they leave home. and Miss Jeannette F. Walters, Mt. Holly. Dr. Leonard Both, chief psychology consultant for the New Jersey Department of SALE Institutions and Agencies, who also has a private prac- tice in Freehold, will be the Scene Around Clearance instructor. Senior Master Sgt. Robert E. Mauk, his wife and two OUR WINTER SAVINGS SPECIAL The first section began last sons, Eric and Jonathan, visited Mrs. Mauk's mother, Mrs. night and will continue 8 p.m. Fred H. Van Dorn, Riverside Ave., Red Bank. After a tour IS STILL IN PROGRESS, WITH DRASTIC to 10 p.m. on Tuesdays in of duty in the regular army in Vietnam, Sgt. Mauk is as- Temple Shalom, Church St., signed for three years to NATO Headquarters in Stutgart, REDUCTIONS Ayrmont Lane, Matawan. Germany, where he and his family will reside. . . . ON ALL WINTER MERCHANDISE - for Spring —

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Dear Ann Landers: My girl 17 with an unusual prob- care deeply about (and you food value. A turtle can starve neighbor asked if I knew lem. Last week I went on a can't possihly make .such a to death on it. Please print where my husband spent most blind dale, arranged by my decision on the first date), you the truth and wake up these of his noon hour. I replied, Ann Landers cousin, I liked .lim right won't need lessons. people. — Cornell University "Eating lunch. Where else away. / hope you won't think Dear Ann Landers: This Is Dear Cornell: Thanks would he be?" She answered, I'm terrible, but we ended up in response to "Former Tur- "Would you believe in Filene's 1 by making oul. for your letter. I hope your could understand it, but be- tle Owner"—and to everyone letter not only wakes 'em up, basement?" I was stunned. lieve me, Ann, he has more, All of a sudden .!im said, who owns a pet: She went on to explain that but shakes 'em up—enough lo than he can handle at home. "You kiss funny." 1 asked All animal dealers should go lo I he library and learn Filene's basement has become What's the matter with a inan him whai he meant by thai. give instructions on the care a favorite place to get an eye- something about the pets they who would do such a thing? Is He said, "Well, it's like tak- and feeding of the pets they sell. ful. Whenever they have a he sick? — lirookline ing a .shower with your clothes sell, but beware of the ignora- sale on.dresses, which is of- Dear Brook: More childish on." I asked him how I could muses in the trade. Too often How will you know when ten, female bargain hunters thai!,, sick. But Dale's "bore- improve, lie said, "I'ractice." dealers don't know a cock- the real thing comes along? think nothing of stripping to dom" suggests that his curios- My feelings are hurl, Ann. eyed thing about animals. Ask Ann Landers. Send for bra and panties to try on the ity has been satisfied, so per- I've been told I am a very And there is no, excuse for her booklet "Love Or Sex And merchandise. I asked, "Why haps he is growing up. I pre- good kisser. Now I'm self- their ignorance. Libraries and How To Tell The Difference." don't they use the dressing dict the same late for the conscious and unsure of my-. book stores have plenty of in- Send 35c in coin and a long, rooms?" She replied, "They stage and movie garbage self. Can you give me some formation. The dealers need self-addressed, stamped enve- don't want to wait." which is currently so big at helpful hints on how to im- only to get the books and lope with your request, SMILES FOR SYMPHONY — Mr. and Mrs. George Aguilar, Rumson, area vice When Dale came home for the box office. Nudity and prove my kissing?—D. Plated read. I am not a dealer, yet. I gutter language arc poor sub- know that all turtles and tor- Ann Landers will be glad to chairmen of the New Jersey Symphony's Junior CornmiHee, chat with newly dinner I asked if what I had Dear I).: Sorry — this isn't heard was true. He said yes, stitutes for talent and imagi- that kind of column. I do toises require temperatures help you with your problems. chosen state chairman Alan T. Pearce, Short Hills, left, at the group's general but he added, "I went six or nation. People will get sick of have some advice for you, of 75 to 80. degrees F. Send them to her in care of •lection meeting. Elected treasurer at the meeting was Edward W. Wahl, Lit- seven times and lost inter- it eventually apd demand however. Don't be so free And speaking of pet dealers, this ^newspaper, enclosing a tl» Silver. est." their money's worth. with your kisses, kiddo. When some of the commercial turtle self-addressed stamped en- If Dale was sex-starved I Dear Ann Landers; I am a you meet a boy you really food on the market has no velope. ; nruuKuaieBrookdale r i Program j engagements Bringing Back the Monte Gristo Featured SHREWSBURY - Four By POPPY CANNON Arrange sections of oranges salt and pepper to taste. LEMON ICE: Garnish representatives of Brookdale The Little Giant of enter- msmm on the romaine and serve SCHLAGOBER COFFEE: Jemon ice on sherbet with Community College will be tainment and cuisine, Billy with a light French dressing Strong black coffee served in slivers or curls of fresh featured iii a panel discussion Reed, has returned with a The Fast made of 3 parts corn oil, 1 cups or small mugs topped lemon peel. (The fresh lem- at the March branch meeting flourish to the New York part cider vinegar, a touch with lightly sweetened on goes well with the coffee, scene. He is responsible for of French Dijon dressing, whipped cream. as well as the sherbet.) of the Northern Monmouth Gourmet having brought the Caesar's Branch of the American As- salad into the national picture mmmammsmmmm sociation of University Wom- and for discovering and pop- en, to be held Monday, at 8 ularizing Killer Joe Piro, the ble-duty aluminum foil, to p.m. here in the Presbyterian original "twist" man. avoid any sticking — or use a Teflon-lined pan, Melt 6 church house, Sycamore Ave. Miss Schmer Miss Grennan Miss Hennlngsen The other evening at El , Morocco, we got to talking tbsp. butter or margarine in The program, "Who Owes about one of his favorite the bottom of the pan. Have Doscher-Schmer ready 12 thin slices white What to Whom?" will explore dishes, the Monte Cristo sandwich — a kind of. French bread, Remove the crust. the development of the new WAHOO, Neb. - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schmer of Wa- Thoroughly beat 6 eggs, 6 hoo, announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage toast sandwich, originally college. Panel members are from California, which has a tbsp. lukewarm water, !4 tsp. of their daughter, Miss Nancy Jayne Schmer, to John Jeffrey pepper and 2 or 3 drops of Mrs. Harry H. LaTowsky Jr., filling of chicken, cheese and Doscher, son ol Mrs. John W. Doscher, 15 Shadow Lake lemon juice, (optional). member of the board of trust- Drive, River Plaza, N. J., and the late Mr. Doscher. A ham. "Most people," he said, ees; Dr. Dorsey Brause, ex- ' June 6 wedding is planned. "make it wrong. They only Butter 12 slices of bread. ecutive dean of academic ser- go halfway with the cooking. Cover each of 6 slices with Miss Schmer, a student at the University of Nebraska, The cheese must go between thinly sliced, cooked chicken vices; Andrew Washington, di- is a member of Gamma Phi Beta sorority. the chicken and ham to hold (or turkey breast), a slice of rector ^of Educational Fund Mr. Doscher, an alumnus of Middletown Township the whole thing together, and cheese and a slice of ham. Opportunities Programs; Mrs. (N. J.) High School and John F. Kennedy College, Wahoo, in addition to being fried like Cover with the other slice of is a graduate student at Springfield (Mass.) College, where Janice Jones, representing the French toast, it should go bread, butter side down, Soak he is majoring in psychology and sociology. both sides of bread very well student body, and Mrs. J. into the oven to blend the whole thing together." in the beaten egg mixture so Kenneth Sieben, moderator of Pasquale-Grennan Some latter-day recipes that bread absorbs egg. the panel. Small group discus- call for dipping the bread in Brush all over with more sions with individual panel KEANSBURG — Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Grennan Jr., batter, often made with milk melted butter, including the members will follow the main announce the. engagement of their daughter, Miss Judith and sometimes with a touch sides and top. With wide spatula, place in a moder- presentation. Members of the Grennan, to Anthony *, Long Branch vs. Neptune for ShorefCrown Wave Withstands Fliers Nip Lions Dragon Fire, 83-73 On Hayes' Basket By RICH NICOLETTI most of the Brick scoring By CHUCK TRIBLEHORN gor's team roared out front Register Sports Editor on a rapid string of eight TOMS RIVER - "Toughest chores in the first half, notch- ing 16 points, but he was held OAKHURST - Junior Ed points. Jim Vosk pushed up game of the year," was Bob to only six throughout the rest Hayes, shedding the goat's a rebound bucket and then Walsaek, Long Branch High of the game. horns in favor of the hero's Bill Garrison found the range School's head coach's reply halo in the span of 12 sec- with a long one-hander. 10 Point Lead when asked to rate his team's onds, popped in a 15-foot Middletown's pressing de- fense forced Neptune into a 83-73 Shore Conference semi- The Wave grabbed a 10- jump shot from the corner point advantage going into with four seconds to play to 10-second violation and the final playoff victory over give Neptune a 68-67 victory Lions made the most of it Brick Township at Toms .Riv- the locker room at the half, when Herb Rosenthal hit lipped it to 13 two minutes over Middletown Township er North High School here here last night in a semi-final from 15 feet out, with 36 sec- last night. later, and climbed 20 points game of the Shore Conference onds to go for a 66-85 count. ahead with 55 seconds re- playoffs at Ocean Township Ncplune's Mike Edwards The win put the Branchers maining in the third period. High School. then failed to find the han- into the finals, and (hey will dle on a pass from Hayes un- meet Neptune for the cham- Brick shortened the margin Hayes' heroics gave the derneath to give the ball back pionship here tomorrow to 16 before the period ended Scarlet Fliers the dubious dis- to Middletown. night. •-. on a field goal and two foul tinction of meeting undefeat- ed (20-0) Long Branch for the The Lions' final shot came Llsantl Stars flips by Mike Connelly, and a with 18 seconds to play. Gar- two-pointer by Arace. Shore Championship to- The Green Wave, led by morrow night at Toms River rison took it, and missed but Tony Lisanti's 39 points and The fourth period saw Brick North High School. Game he was fouled on the attempt. almost complete control of outscore the Wave by six, but time is 7:30 p.m. Garrison calmly dropped in a (he boards, had a little trouble couldn't overcome the large pair of free throws to put his In the beginning of the open- lead the winners had built up. The victory gave Coach club in the lead for only the Larry Hennessey's underclass second time; 67-66. The lions Ing quarter, but outclassed the Long Branch put on a drib- club a 13-11 record in a re- previous advantage was 4-3. Green Dragons the rest of the bling exhibition in the last LIONS OK THE LOOSE — Middletown Township building season which saw the way. three minutes of the game Two secondsjalater Doug Fliers finish second to Long when it attempted a freeze. cagers show ball control during the early going in Bloxom fouled Hayes as the Mickey Hampton led (he Branch in the "A" Division The Branchers managed to last night's Shore Conference playoff game at Ocean latter was dribbling the ball Wave defense by holding with a 10-4 mark. maintain possession for about up the right sideline near Mike Arace, Brick's ace to no Township High School. Above: Lion Keith Brooks (251 Filers' Finale two of the three remaining the mid-court on a tough points in the first half. Arace works for driving room around Neptuna's Ed Hayss call. Hayes went to the line was well taken care of and minutes. Tomorrow night's game will 123). Right: Flier Mike Edwards (13) has the reach close out the Fliers' cam- and missed the first of a one- didn't even get off a shot Walsaek's Oplonlon in a rebound struggle, but Middletown's Jim Mundy paign. Neptune has failed to arid-one situation with 16 sec- from the floor in the first Walsaek rated Hampton's half. Arace did, however, hat the ball. [Register Staff Photos) qualify for the state tourna- onds showing on the clock. manage to pump in 25 mark- defensive work against Arace ment, and unless Hennessey However, Neptune eon- ers in the second half. as the key to the victory. can prime his young charges trolled the ball and Hayes' Hampton also showed a lot of for a stunning upset, the second game-winning attempt Lisanti opened the game's Shore Conference title contest .class on offense with his 14 hit the mark four seconds scoring with a jump shot, but could be a no-contest. The from the final buzzer. the Dragons claimed the next points and fine ball control. State Lists Dates, Sites Fliers were no match for Middletown had a last gasp six to take a 6-2 lead with two Teammate Billy Jones scored Long Branch in regular sea- son play, losing, 73-56 and 93- attempt to pull it out, but that minutes gone. 17 points before he fouled out with 6:26 left in the game. 60. man Hayes picked off a pass The Green Wave stormed Middletown, which saw its down court to cage the Lions back with a 12-point barrage, Connelly accounted for 22 For Tournament Contests of the loser's points. record slip to 14-9, now looks for good. led by Lisanti with six. to the South Jersey Group IV ROBBINSVILLE - The action on opening night. Red River North, also at 8 p.m. - Park against Bridgewater- Middletown, which showed Brick reversed the action Brick had the edge at the dates, sites and times of first Bank will make its debut in South Jersey Group IV Raritan East (Martinsville) tournament and a first, round foul line, connecting on 17 of engagement with Camden a 27-25 edge from the field, and came back within four of and second round games in against Cedar Ridge of Madi- play. in Central Jersey Group III lost the game on the foul 20 attempts for 85 per cent. the 52nd annual N.J. State In- njyt-JIujisday, March 3, at tying the game before the son Township in Central Jer- The winner of the Middle- at Sayreville High, and Point line. The Lions hit on 13 of Long Branch was 11 for 15 terscholastic Athletic Associ- Toms River North High Branchers took charge and sey Group III at Sayreville tovvn-Camden first round con- Pleasant Beach against South for 73 per cent. ation's Basketball Tourna- School. 21 charity flips, but Neptune scored six of the next eight High School at 8 p.m. At the test comes right back on Hunterdon (Lambertville) in ment were announced today benefitted from 32 trips to the points. Brick TWP. OH) j Lone Branch (83 > same time Rumson-Fair Ha- Thursday, March 5, against Central Jersey Group I at Hayes' game-winning buck- _ F PI by James G. Growney, exec- 15-foot mark, hitting 18. Arace 9 7 25 I Llsantl IT 8 39 ven Regional takes on Jack- powerful Ewing of Trenton at Ewing High School in Tren- et halted an uphill bid by Long Branch remained in Ka.iyan s 6 22 Hampton 1 0 14 utive secretary - treasurer. son Township in the Central ton. MUdlelow...n. (81) I NeptuM (68) command throughout the sec- Taity 10 2 Wllllami 2 0 4 the Burlington City High Middletown, which trailed o F r I Connelly 9 4 22 Jones 7 3 17 Jersey Group n ranks at Brooks I !ll| HavM 1 1 H ond stanza as Lisanti collect- Gaul O O 01 Brown 3 0 6 The competition in this School, also at 8 p.m. Long Branch will launch its most of the way, at one point Bloxom 3 4 101 Feenay 3 0 6 Scott 1 O 21 Evans 0 3 3 year's tournament will com- Manasquan High School. Jones 7 '.' 16 I Hu«y 1 til ed 10 of his total in the quar- Gwatliney 0 0 0 Other games involving quest for a state Group III by as many as 12 points, 27- aurrison ( < 1' I Hughe! 4 5 13 mence Monday. Voak 3 17 1 Edwards 4 7 16 ter. 28 IT 73 | 33 U S3 Finally, Brick Township op- Shore quintets a week from championship on Friday, 15. Mundy 2 0 4 1 Rogers 0 0 0 Brick Twp. ..14 16 23 20—73 IWnllial 2OII Frank Kasyan took over Long Branch .22 18 M H-83 Four Shore teams will see poses Atlantic City at Toms tomorrow night have Asbury March 6, when it meets the With less than two minutes winner of Monday's Red to play, the Lions were down, 27 13 67 25 tj Hi Middletown ".'...'.-...16 15 M jn- . Bank-Cedar Ridge game at 66-59, but coach Roger All- Nftptun .23 13 17 1S-J.I Convention Hall in Asbury Park. Game time is 8 p.m. ^ Group I Foes Monmouth County's entries Colts Rip Bishops in the Central Jersey Group I section also will square off Lions Rule Grapplers' Roost Friday night. Henry Hudson As Mullin Hits 30 Regional and Keyport meet at LINCROFT - Christian Len "Peewee" Jackson led 8 p.m. at Keansburg High Brothers Academy's Pat Mul- the losers with 21 points, fol- " School. Also on Friday night, lin fired in 30 points against lowed by 11 each for Stan By JONNI FALK In the 98 pound class, feated, should have his own the winners of the Brick Asbury Park here last night Parker and Joe Binaco. Wrestlers,from the nine lo- Hyatt's biggest competition giving the Colts their sixth way. Bob Davis of Long Township-Atlantic City and Koch gave the Colts 18 cal schools which make up will probably come from Branch or Jim Tomaino of straight win, 81-59. markers, while Ray Kelly District 23 will be throwing Looking Rumson • Fair Haven's .Bill Red Bank could make it to Vineland • Pensauken (Mon- Asbury Park led early in dropped in 14. their weight (or lack of it) Jacubecy and Red. Bank , the finals. day night) games at Ranco- the game before CBA took the The Colts shot for 70 per Catholic's Kevin Dempsey. around the Middletown High 'Em Over While Bill Young may be cas Valley Regional in Mt. final basket of the first peri- cent at the foul line, connect* School Gym for a little more The finals at 106 could see the favorite at 178, AUen- Holly. od and the lead at 18-17. ing on 21 of 30 attempts. than 24 hours starting Fri- Arnold against John Oyan, town has another mystery The second stanza saw the The Blue Bishops hit the day night. Asbury Park's Convention also of Rumson-Fair Haven. man in Bob Fenimore, who Colts move away as Mullin mark 15 times in 28 tries for It is absolutely proper that with two mats, are slated for Steiner, only a sophomore, Hall will be the. site_of first and Bill Koch estoi scored 10 53.5 per cent. 7 p.m., and the finals begin is undefeated. Mike Hill of round doubleheader involv- the district tourney he held faces a big test at 115 against Red Bank Catholic could also points. / Bill Paterno led the Colt at 8. Tom Murphy of Rumson, ing Shore schools on Satur- at Middletown because the be a contender here if he CBA put the game on ice jayvees to a 70-41 victory Lions' lair- has • virtually be- The seeding committee is Tom Kelly of Long Branch day, March 7. Manasquan in the third 'quarter by out- with his 20 points, while the does not compete at 168. and Lawrence of Trenton, a come synonymous with local scheduled to meet tonight, and Frank. Porter of Chris- scoring its opponent, 26-11. Colt freshmen won, 72-49 giv- wrestjing; , • • • • • and it would not be.surpris- tian Brothers. The heavyweight finals pair of Central Jersey Group could be the best match of ing CBA a triple victory. The Lions have now gone ing to see as many as nine Most wrestling fans are II clubs, vie at 7 p.m. before Lions get seeded at the top. the entire tournament if Red Ocean Township and Marl- Harlem Satellites Aibary Park (391 I CBA wthrough five straight years of looking for Red Bank Q F P "Eight is probably a more Catholic's Mike Sagurton to Bank's John Lee and Lion boro, Central Jersey Group Parker 4 3 11 Mullin competition in the Shore Con- Frank Kuhl get together To Visit Marlboro Newklrk 3 17 1 ference without, a defeat and realistic figure. win at 123, but he'll have to III, collide in the 8:30 p.m. H'nd'rs'n 2 15 Kelly B 4 14 again. The two fought to a Lyons 1 0 7 WeUand 2 0 4 have lost only five meets Four '69 Champions prove it on the mat against nightcap. MARLBORO - The world- Jackson 8 5 21 Motco 2 0 4 draw last Friday. If sopho- Binaco 3" 5 ll Brewln 2 11 (all to "foreigners") in that Coach Dick Klava has four CBA's Mark Bovanowski and The winner of Monday's traveled Harlem Satellites will Jardlns 10 2 Muito 0 2 5 district champs from last more Lee really wants to Joyner OOO Scully 2 0 4 same period. Shore's Joe Giglio. Jackson - Rumson encounter meet the Yorktown Social Williams OOO O'siita OOO year back in action and all wrestle, he could bring a Club's All Stars in a game Powell ooo 0 0 0 There will be eight teams CBA's Tom Herchakowskl title to Red Bank. Mike Brit- moves on to test Ridge of Saeyier ooo 0 0 0 hoping to make a run at the figure to repeat. Three of rates as the favorite at 130 Basking Ridge Saturday at sponsored by the Englishtown I 0 0 S them are only juniors and ton of Long Branch is also a Manalapan First Aid Squad 0 0 5 Lions in the Districts: Chris- with Jimmy King of Middle- contender. Highland Park High School 0 0 0 have another year to torment town given an outside Monday, Mar. 2, at the Marl- , . S 1? M 3011 81 tian Brothers Academy, Bed at 8 p.m. At the same time Asbury P«rk ,17 1» ll 14—59 Bank Catholic, Red Bank, local grapplers. chance. If you're getting fed up Central Regional meets the boro High School Gym, here. CBA 11 34 20 lJ_il Monmouth Regional, Shore Lee Arnold, winner at 98 Rohrmann won't have an with basketball, the district winner of Tuesday's Metuch- Advance tickets are avail- Regional, AUentown, Long pounds last year, will be at easy time at 136 either. Allen- wrestling tournament is a en-David Brearley Regional able at the Yorktown Social Oceanport Defeats Branch and Rumson - Fair 106; Mike Florio, champ at town comes in with a very good take-in for this week- game Saturday at Toms Riv- Club in Englishtown, or at the Haven Regional. None of 136 a year ago, will be at talented wrestler named Carl end. You might get to see a er North. Englishtown Manalapan First Monmouth Beach them figure to have a ghost. 148; Ken HaUgring, a Re- Marcus, and CBA's Jack few future regional or state Aid Squad, Inc., 11 Sanford OCEANPORT - Oceanport of a chance of taking the gister All-County football se- Dibble and Long Branch's champs in action. Ave., Englishtown. Grammar School defeated team title from Middletown. lection at guard, won at 157 Bill Herberg are also in the RED BANK FROSII Arrowhead Juniors Monmouth Beach here yes- last year and will defend at running. SURPRISE terday, 41-24. The tournament, a prelude 168; and Len Florio, Mike's Headed for Vermont River Plaza Boys Carhart's chief foes at 141 Red Bank High School's Bill Orsini led the winners to regional and state meets, twin brother, will compete at will probably be Casey Larry Treshman wrestling team MARLBORO - The Arrow- Club Elects White with 14 points and Tom Soffel gets, under way with the pre- 168 after winning at 157 in Carney and CBA's John pullea~off a minor surprise head Junior Ski Club will played a fine defensive game. liminaries at 7 p.m. Friday 1969. night. Under the direction of Jiunco. over the weekend by winning take a three-day trip to Stowe, RIVER PLAZA - Larry White has been elected presi- Bob Bradley had nine for athletic director Arnie Truex, Arnold and the Florios are Mike Florio, at 148, has not fourth place in the Gover- Vt., March 6-8. While at Monmouth Beach. dent of the River Plaza Boys Middletown, which always juniors. been beaten by anybody lo- nor Livingston Freshman Stowe, the club will stay at Oceanport's record Is now runs its meets off like clock- Rumson figures to be very cally. Red Bank's Gary Wrestling Tournament at Roundhearth Lodge. Club, while John Trezza is J3-6. work, will have two mats in lough in the first three Maggi and Long Branch's Berkeley Heights. The trip is open to all mem- vice president. operation. Because of the odd weights, but the Bulldogs not John Skoves have the best The Bucs had two first bers of the Junior Ski Club. Al Satell is treasurer and RENT A CAR only run into Arnold at 106, Anita Rochelle, secretary. number of teams (nine) in chance. places, heavyweight John Pa- High School age students DAY • WEEK • MONTH the tournament, some wrest- but also must contend Hallgring figures to take it dillo and 178-pounder Walter wishing to become members Trustees are Vernon Gray, lers may have to compete with Wayne Hyatt at 98 and all at 157 with Mark Skoves Perry. Bob Wills, 98-pounder, may inquire at Arrowhead Burton Rochelle, Frank Lo- WALL twice in the prelims. Phil Stciner at 115. of Long Branch and Lou took third as the young Bucs YMCA, Marlboro. Presti, John Tymindaski, Wil- LINCOLN-MERCUKV liam Frake and Andrew Mrtwibury Avtnui ot lycmon The semi-finals will go off Other Lions who figure to Jacoubs of CBA fighting for scored 37 points and recorded The club has grown from 15 Rocheford. 747-5400 at 2 p.m. Saturday with again be seeded high are Hon Gar- a runner-up medal. the most pins of any team in to 72 members this year and _ two mats in operation. The hart at 141, Bruce Hohrmann Len Florio, 168-poundcr the tourney. North Plalnfield is now planning money-rais- consolation matches, also at 13C and Kill Young at 178. who, like Hallgring, is unde- was the winner. ing activities for the spring «-3 and summer to help with ad- ditional skiing activities. Winning wheels now thru May 9 Monmouth Mermaids Make Trenton State Sixth Victim SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL JERSEY COAST WEST U)NG BRANCH - dunked Trenton State, 51-20, .50-yard butterfly (0:30) nnd (1:54.2) also were victori- Liberty Bell I'attl Zolts established a new here last night for their sixth teamed with Nanette Brown, ous. Monmouth College record in victory without a loss. Suzy Hoffman and Mary Ty- Trenton State is 5-4 on the BOAT SHOW the 100-yard individual med- Miss Zritts, who was ler to win the 200-yard med- year. Park .CONVENTION HALL, ASBURY PARK N I ley, as the Hawk mermaids clocked in 1:10.8, also took the ley relay in 2:00.5. The Hawkettcs return to ac- Monmouth won six of the tion next Monday at Mont- k. FEBRUARY 21 • MARCH 1 i Only 70 minutes from Kathi Miller Wln» First in Swimming nine events, as Debbie Kll- clalr State. North Jersey] leen, 50-yard freestyle (0:27); lUTIOAftDS, fAlllOATJ, SPOUT •ISHHtMIN/fNOINIl SADDLE RIVER - KalJii Olympian Swim Club lust Rutgers has had four foot- jINI ACCHSOmiS, ELECTRONIC IQUIPft via N.J. Turnpike to Exit E Miss Brown, 50-yard back- •ATI DEMONSTRATE Miller, of New Shrewsbury, weekend here. ball All-Americans: Paul - Penna. Turnpike to Exit 28 South captured a fir.st-place award Jim Anderson, of Mima- stroke (0:31) and the 200-yard IN OCIAN Robeson (1919), Homer Hazel l, fill rAIKINO In Hie girls 11-12 50-ynrd free- squan, took first In the boys freestyle relay team of Katie Post 8pm • Big T wagering 11-12 100-yard butterfly "A" Sutherland, Cathy Potts, Miss (1023-24), Bill Austin (1958) JIM* OAlQUf, | style "U" Division at the t P«, liw prohibits «dmlnlon ot mlnnn, N.J.A.A.U,'l;.Swim meet a). Division. I Hoffman and Miss Tyler and Alex Kroll (1961). 7~ Vew 'Villanova Story' Has Jasper Cast

By GEOnGE SIIEEIIAN As for Manhattan Dwyer says, "I had gope to put Manhattan back at the top, Irish-born Back in the early '.ill's when Fred Dwye( was about as far as I wanted in high school track Mike Keogh may be his Delaney. The dark- a promising freshman roller at Noire Dame, and of the jobs that were coming open (George- haired Keogh at 5'6" and 125 pounds is dwarfed he was thrown out of the locker room by Frank Innocent town, Maryland, Holy Cross, and others) Man- by his friend Savage who is a towering G'3" Leahy. "(Jo find .somewhere else to train," said hattan was the place for me." topped off by a cowlick of blond hair. But the Irish coach, . l/ocation (the Metropolitan area) and tradi- Keogh has spun off a 4:11 mile on a relay leg Dwyer did. He transferred to Villanova. Bystander tion were the decisive factors. and has a 9:08 two mile to his credit. Dwyer "I was not," he said, "going to stay where sees him as a key man on the cross-country runners were second class citizens." Manhattan's tradition in track includes nine indoor ICAA titles, four outdoor ICAAAA title;;, squad. "Mike will lie at his best in the 5,000 meter NOT BY CII/VNCK Tiii.i pusi history came into focus last week and over," he says. It was not by chance that liis arrival on the when Dwyer, in his first year as coach at Man- 23 Relay Championships of America (at the I'enn Main Line campus coincided with the start of the hattan College, announced that two of the top Relays) and any number of sectional titles, In No Jersey high school runner will dispute Wildcats' rise to track prominence. Dwyer's three schoolboy runners in the East, Joe Savage fact the Jaspers were number I in the East him. In this year's cross-country championship pride, dedication and pursuit of excellence ("He and Mike Keogh, would be running for Manhat- until 1957 — and have not won a major event at Garrett Mountain, Keofjh won the Parochial was always," a Sports Illustrated editor told me, tan in the Fall — with the definite possibility since. The eclipse ol Manhattan's fortunes coin- "A" race in a time that was 25 seconds faster "one of the gutsiest runners around") infected that the other member of the trio Denis Fikes ciding with the Villanova ascendency. than any of the other sectional winners and the the team and student body. "You will never might join them. Now Dwyer and his Manhattan followers runnerup in his own race. know," the president of the college told him at The winter book on any coach pulling off look for a replay ol the "Villanova Story" — FIKES IN TRIUMVEKATE graduation, "what your presence has done for this triple crown in recruiting is out of sight but only the runners will be wearing kelly-green. One Denis Fikes, the final member of the triumver- the morale of this school." the self-assured, confident, and out-going Dwyer of them, Joe Savage, the Itosulle Catholic middle ate, is a 6-2, 150-pounder who is the East's best Fortunately for Villanova, that presence did sees it as a natural thing. He believes in himself distance ace, ran 1:51.1) last week to set a new cross-country runner (he was unbeaten this past not end with graduation. On a trip to Ireland with and he believes in the school and transmits national interscholastic half-mile record for a flat season and set a new record for the Van Cnrt- a U. S. team Dwyer recruited the legendary Ron that belief to his squad and prospective recruits. floor track. It was his second national record this landt Park course) and has a 4:13 mile to his Delaney who was to be the first of Jim Elliott's, DEVELOPED LIQUORI year. Earlier this season he had run 2:12.3 for the credit despite some annual winter miseries. Con- string of great Irish runners. A string that was to His coaching methods, an improvisation on 1,000 — and then threw in a state mark in the sidered almost as good a prospect as Savage, include two great internationalists in Noel Car- the techniques of hisk own post-college coach, mile with a 4:11.3 on the Lawrenceville track. he is at present vacillating between Manhattan roll and Frank Murphy. Franz Stampfl, led to "a" series of state and con- CANDIDATE FOR OLYMPICS and Penn. — and could be the key to.,the speed of Butithis stroke was not all. Dwyer went on ference titles during his seven-year stay at Essex All of which makes him the top schoolboy the Jaspers' comeback. to assure Villanova's future by inducing Charley Catholic—and the development of the world's No. miler, half miler and 1000-yarder, and probably Who else will Manhattan get next year? Jenkins to attend his Alma Mater. Jenkins, the 1 miler Marty Liquori. To this combination of the top college prospect in the country. Dwyer Dwyer doesn't know yet because he has used up Fred Dwyer Olympic gold medalist, was the first of a series early mileage and subsequent controlled inter- sees his future as unlimited. "There is no doubt," his limited grants-in-aid. But he's confident the of Rindge Tech graduates to wear the Blue and vals, he brings the individual attention of a he told Bill Miller of The Times, "that Savage f^h will be large as well as talented. White silks. He was followed by Ed Collymore, teacher for each of his pupils — as he sees his is already a candidate for the 1,500 meter spot "Everyone likes to run with the best," he Phil Reavis^and Charkey Stead, champions all runners. And he has been able to develop notable on the 1972 Olympic team." says. and an incr«hbje output for one school instances of team and personal pride. If Savage is the new Jenkins in Dwyer's push And go where a runner is a first class citizen. Knicks, Bouncing Back, Rout the Suns

By ASSOCIATED PRESS thing about this team," point- 28 points. Fourteen of them explosion. Connie Hawkins sion to the Pistons last night In the only other games, The New York Knicks ed out Dick Barnett, who led came in the first half to keep scored 12 points in the final were beaten by the Atlanta Baltimore halted San Diego might still lose three games the the Knicks with 28 points. the Knicks even 55-55, and period to lead Phoenix with at Detroit, and the Lakers 128-118 and Seattle beat San in a row again this season "We never have a long losing another eight came in the 26. were beaten by the Atlanta Francisco 130-122. now that they no longer have streak." third period when New York Backs, Lakers Sink Hawks 118-106. to play the Chicago Bulls or 14 Games Left In the American Basketball rushed away with runs of sev- The Milwaukee Bucks and Milwaukee's loss, coupled Association, Los Angeles de- the Phoenix Suns. The Knicks, whose lead in en and 10 straight points for Los Angeles Lakers dug with New York's 121-105 vic- Only once this season have feated New Orleans 107-101, the National Basketball Asso- an 81-67 spread. themselves deeper into sec- tory over Phoenix, shoved the Dallas blasted Washington the Knicks dropped as many ciation's Eastern Division in- Walt Frazier, who totaled ond place in the two divisions Bucks 5J6 games behind the 130-115 and Carolina stopped as three straight games, and creased to 6% games follow- 16 — one less than foul- of the National Basketball As- Knicks in the Eastern Divi- Pittsburgh 111-96. they had a chance last night ing Milwaukee's 136-111 loss plagued Willis Reed — had sociation, although Lew Al- sion with only 13 games following losses to Atlanta to Detroit, have only 14 eight points in 2:17 during cindor and Happy Hairston remaining. Aleindor, doing his best to' keep Milwaukee after the . and Baltimore last weekend. games remaining before the the second half surge. tried their best to boost them Atlanta increased its West- Knicks and ahead of Balti- But along came the Suns playoffs. Dick Van Arsdale and Gail up. ern Division lead over the more, scored 46 points. But and the Knicks routed them Barnett, well satisfied with Goodrich, who each fin- The Bucks fell before De- Lakers to three games at Los it wasn't enough to hold back 121-105 at Madison Square a 10 for 15 shooting night ished with 20 points, kept the troit's final period onslaught Angeles with only 12 games Detroit's club record 47 p%ints Garden. The Suns, like Chica- from the floor, finished with Suns in the game until the and dropped a 136-111 deci- to go for each team. go, didn't beat the Knicks in in the final period after en- six tries this season, and New tering the quarter with only York now has whipped the a 89-86 lead. Arizona club 10 in a row. Jimmy Walker led that fi- "That's the outstanding Iowa's Johnson Sinks 49 nal surge with 14 of his 30 points, while Dave Bing and By TED MEIER urday," commented George with just four seconds left. cats, pulled them within one Otto Moore each totaled 26. NBA Standings Associated Press Writer King, the Purdue coach, af- The Chiefs had tied the score game of first-place Drake Phoenix <]<») I New York (131) EASTERN P1VISION terward. at 75-75 on Charles Wallace's 0 K T I OFT W I, Tel. CB Pistol Pete Maravich of and created the possibility of H'wklnn 10 6 26 I Barnett ID S •> New York 53 15 .779 — Jacksonville, sixth-ranked basket with 45 seconds to go. a triple tie in the MCV if Silas i 3 11 I Frazler 7 2. It Milwaukee' <7 22 .6S1 6',4 Louisiana State, Dan Issel of Gootlrlch 5 8 !O I Reed 7 3 17 Baltimore 42 2fi .Bis n Kentucky, Austin Carr of in The Associated Press poll, Cincinnati and Texas Tech Louisville defeats Drake on Vnrsdale 5 10 !O I D'B'chere O ' 1 Philadelphia _...3< 3< .500 19 Walk 113 1 Runsell « 2 It Cincinnati 31 39 .413 23 Notre Dame have nothing on barely averted defeat at the tightened the Missouri Val- Saturday. Foi 1 0 2 I Rlordan 3 3 9 Boston 29 38 .433 23tf Green O 0 Ol Bowman 3 1 I Detroit 28 12 .400 24 John Johnson of Iowa when hands of Oklahoma City af- ley and Southwest Conference Rice's defeat kept the Harris 5 O 10 I Stallm'rtri 4 4 1J WESTERN DIVISION OVinb'rs 3 17 1 Hosket 1 O 2 Atlanta <0 30 .571 — it comes to individual high ter accepting a bid to the races by whipping Drake, 88- Owls from clinching at least M'K'nale a 2 «| May 1 1 3 Los Angelea .87 33 .525 3 MCAA postseason tourney. 72, and Rice 78-77, respec- Johnson 0 I) u I I Chicago ...31 38 .449 SH scoring games in college a tie for the SWC crown and Phoenix 31 40 .437 DV; basketball. The Dolphins pulled out a tively. cut their lead over Texas 37 31 105 I Seattle ...... is 41 .4(W wi Phoenix 32 23 23 27-105 San Franclnco 27 41 .397 12 Johnson threw in 49 points, 77-75 home court victory on Cincinnati's victory, the Tech and Texas A&M to one New York 27 .8 3d JO- -i WALKING IN THE GARDEN — Dave Stall worth (19) San Diego .23 42 .354 MVi" Total fouls — Phoenix 30. New ~ YeMerday'N KeituU* an all-time Iowa single game Vaughn Wedeking's jumper 11th in a row for the Bear- game. York 30. A — 19,011. of the New York Knicks goes up for a s'nor as Neal Baltimore las. San Dleno us Detroit 139. Milwaukee 111 record, in leading the Hawk- Walk (41) of the Phoenix Suns looks up during the New York Ml, Phoenix 105 Atlanta IIS, Loa Angeles 106 eyes to their 13th straight second period of NBA game at Madison Sauare Gar- Seattle 130. San Francisco 122 Today's named victory, 116-97 over North- San Die-go at Boston western at Iowa City Tues- den last night. Stallworth's effort proved futile since Baltimore at Milwaukee Detroit at Philadelphia day night. he was called for walking. Knicks won, 121-105. Chicago at San Francisco Atlanta at Seattle This was short of the re- (AP Wirephoto) ToT m i G Phoenli at Detroit cent 64, 54 and 55 efforts of Maravich, Issel and Carr, but Johnson probably could have scored more if he hadn't been taken out with 6:28 left Mater Dei Stops to play. At the time he had 47 points. "We want Johnson, we Drought at Twelve want Johnson," the crowd chanted. Ralph Miller, Iowa KEANSBURG - Mater Dei the fourth round to close the coach, put Johnson back in- High School snapped a 1"- gap to four points, but the to the game with 3:45 to go. game losing streak here last winners, sparked by Dennis He scored another basket be- night and handed Keans- Harrington and Charlie fore fouling out with 1:44 burg its 12th straight loss as Coughlin, ran a string of s?v- left. the Seraphs won, 71-56. en points to put the contest "I was happy for John be- cause it was his own record The two teams played even away. of 46 that he broke, but the Harrington was the game's for a quarter, then the victory came first," Miller leading scorer with * 31. He Seraphs held the Titans to said later. was assisted by Coughlin, who only six points in the second The victory kept the ninth- period, while scoring 11, canned 21, and Tom Lena- han's 10. ranked Hawkeyes unbeaten Again in the third stanza, at 11-0 in the Big Ten Con- the Seraphs tied up the Titan Bob Stainton led the losers PROUD PEACOCK — The ference and set up Saturday's with 19 points, followed by 14 quintet and allowed only Monmoutfi County Chap- big road game against run eight points, while they for Joe Carfi. nerup Purdue. SAVE NOW ON ANY ter of St. Peter's College grabbed 20. Mater Dei won the jayvee The Boilermakers, two OF THESE SIZES! Keansburg came back in game, 62-57 as John Taggart Alumni will hear Peta games back at 9-2 with three scored 14 for the winners. Lou O'Dea at its annual Father to play, kept their hopes Flotilla 88 Changes Kaplan accounted for 19 of and Son Sports Night at alive with a 108-94 victory the losers markers. over Minnesota at Minneapo- Site for Seamanship The CobbleStcres tonight The Mater Dei fresh- lis. 7.75x15 BRICK TOWNSHIP - U.S. men won, 69-49. at 8 o'clock. O'Doa, for- Rick Mount scored 42 6.50< 13 blDckwall 7.75x14 Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotil- mer Peacock captain, has points for Purdue, 39 in the tubeless plus Fed. 8.25x14 la 88 has relocated and re- Maler Del (71) I Kninnhurt; (.Ill) Ex. Tax $1.78. , II I' V I c 1' p been inducted into the St. second half. Mount broke the No trade needed. scheduled its basic seaman- Il'rr'lon 13 5 HI i Cnrri ft I H I.pnnhnn 4 2 10 I Stiiliilnn 0 1 19 game open in the second ship and safe boat handling CoiiKliltn n :i 2' i llnynm 0 Peter's Hall of Fame. Films O'Connor 2 15 1 M'flniiiild 1 half with a steal and layup • Clcnn sidnvvnll design, radial darts on shoulder course to Neptune Adult rv/.iirllla '-> 0 4 1 Blinmion 2 3 7 of the Pstreans' N.I.T. vic- after the Gophers had pulled Daly 0 0 l)| Trcz'wukl 0 3 3 • Tripli>-tnmpt!rpd nylon cord construction School, Neptune High School Kirk II II II i tory over Tulsa and the within 55-54. Holly 0 (I (I I • Buy now nt those low prices for March 2, with registration Kflliililrt'n OO0I New York Jets' Super Bowl "I don't know if we can at 7:30 p.m. and classes at ™ 11 71 I 22 12 5(1 catch them, but I think we Milter Del 10 11 20 21—71 victory will be shown. USE OUR RAIN'CHECK PROGRAM: 8 p.m. Kcnimlrari! 17 (1 8 26-6(1 can beat Iowa at home Sat- Becauit ol in expected heavy demaml (or Goodyear tlrei we may run out ol some sizes during this uffar, but we will bt happy to order your lira tlie at the advertised price and Istuo. you a rain Lions and Caseys Win in Wrestling check lor future deliver; ol the merclnndlie. Mlddlctown Township1 s lie, which has lost three this Oiink, 1:05 I Hi. 17H Jim WnNli H Hill Knlin (VVl 11. Jim lleniln. R.o. Duo Yotir: • Mauler Charge • Sinclair • Diners l.lub Ocean Township, 42-7, while 11th pin of the year and lias Illll lii'Vl'i l''lilini' (VVl 11. Amly Itnlri, It. n. Cnlliiilli' Oil — Imlistin III) :22 ol 2il, • American Express • Hertz • Carte Itlanche Heel Bank Catholic racked up 1)H Mllui Flnmliir.c 111 t>. Krivtn 1.1a — Mme iiimiich (Wi p. Hull nnr- 14 victories without a loss. Dnnilucy. t :2t nf :lil, |ls Uth mat win, downing 100 —I'IIIII Klrnln lltliri |i. Joe lloch- 12.1 - Hciiii Flciiiliiii'd'Ill il. llrimli Mlildlflnivn TWII, («M>cfnn Twi>. (1) ni' y. 1:02 o( ?(l, Ilimtlrli 7-1. Jackson Township, 20-14. 1)8 Wiiync Ilynlt (Mi ,1. ll»rk Jin Amly l'lnlc (Itlini il. Km nlin». 130 lien Ili'llli. rl'lli it (ilrnn H'r'v ('Ollt'l, fi-1. nrilniiii. R-'i, In another mutch last IlKl-I.iM' Arnuhl (M) ilrow Itnl) 12.1-Mlhv RniMirlnn (IH1CI il. Mickey IM -Wnynii Illrlpinnu (Wl il. Iti.l, Hllli'n, 2-2. MoOiinvlllc HO. Ilimnlnn, ,V(1. night, Wall Township defeat- 115 I'lil! Nli'lnor (Ml won by forfeit. 130-lJlll Mvira (.11 il. Kil Ml'dll- Ill- Al.x Mnnmil«l» (W) il. I),ivn 12:1 Mllm llnlitmnn (O) n, I'lit Fniii- tlltull, 111. Cornitllr, P-0. ed I'olnt Pleasant Bnro, 32-12. XfHCI. l:lll lHt, 130-Kil wnliili iMidi il. John l''n|irr, llfl Hurry (liuirli ll'lll .1 Len ullrn, l:»l Jim Klim Mi ,1. ivriv MIMII- (10. Mlddlolown nicked up four «nv, 711 Ml--LurrlLurry finrni-yfinry HUM'I il. Pun 157 (llcnrt CIUKIIII IM'I p. (Vnl(i lloi- plus ciiniutc to Its triumph, 13(1 timer, iitiiirminn (H) il. Dun ApnlKlllnlApnlKllll . A-lAll HlllKlT, I I'.'O III Vl|. LANE'S Inc. Mllluilipy, 4-1. ft- MlL ItiilliMiil ' UtlK'i il. Illll linn- Iff* At Murnlill il'lli d. I.nrry <:nn. (Opposite A&P/ two coming In the first period. Ill linn ('.ulna iM) il. ]111 rtIn liar- nniniui, 12:i12:i. ti-l'imv Illll. 120 MONMOUTH ST. Dial 741-0414 RED BANK nni, 7-1, 1S1 Jim niivri U) il. J«i'k Kliin- ITH Mllir Mnnnltrlil iWI i|, 'ruin I'mil Klrgln turned in tlio IIH Mini' I'UHIII 1 n 1 (i Aiiihoiiy nnry. nil. Mciiinv, 71 ZlKiil, 8-1. 108—Mlkf Illll 1111IC> il, Jon Wr.rl- IIwl. Him I'ulmrit- iW) ii. Utev.' only pin for lted Bank Catho- 151-Kcn HallJIln« (M) t>. lllki •Una, 10 0, rclty. 1:11) nl lit. ••••••••••»••••••••«•••••»••»»••»•»»»••••»••••»•••>»••<•»» 22 < -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N. J : U'F.D.NF.SDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 1970 HKI.P WANTED-FEMALE EMPLOYMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS WST AND FOUND AUTOS fOH SALE AUTOS K)H SALK AUTOS FOB SALK MOBILE HOMES HKI-P WANTEB-FKMALK LOOT AND FOUND j IJiB'I M Hi VIL/I l MOI.'IS TRAILER — III!", lir« KMs, jn Call 1945 RENAULT k.% »•> tu» t.u. limn, tviu inb M OTtffJ —' ygubp vili i 7IM/M1 Wiw wttb wt.lt* f«;!> tlrlijK. tvir ctr 7H-1M rm - w. rtr. Ui.t MW. tlij-r _ 1OVM. 4/Jbr, |iUU>in«J.UL, yjfiyj iauri'jr §.ni rccE tot new. 7*U t\ht 11G0 — JTwi/MjSw uiil< _t JK4/ in pe'' ' Kectff eofiif AUTOMOTIVE Gray. Radio, heeler. .now tire enanne work- Onclnat owiur MVl «S-roWn. tot UP w lot JUsy «•" LOST' — drown hsndbvtr and ron- (19b (irm. Ca.ll TTfMTT after e p m Park win ut except cblldrat, t*t Nursing Komi. teirt* from iioiunouth Mjdlctl Cenier. AUTOS FOR SALE Or.a.1 station cex. t&2S alter T:3© IMi FORD — Power iWirlnl, POTer 201-J4KO' Sth rioor haUwav. Tt\.. Feh :*0. Wal- p.m. T4M1M. dl.ic t>rukc_. ftiitumatlc. Air conaltlan- 1M4 OOrraUTOOA MOB1LB HOMB- let found 8un SB. lc;at Security. 717-1 WO 51WI1) or best ofler. 741-0173. TRAILER - I'spil one aeftson. Hperlul ntauty forums fur Ko.cot Ba''"»"",k ' Hhrewsbury Avc , New 8l\rew»bury luji. fllt-reo tBpe. new snow*. Oreat (ilmntmLni construction Bleeps five. Distributor.. 1/icalfi In Fteil " ; "' 741-6-IX). KOItn 1961 — Clean. Six cylinder condtllon. Cllrl (inner. «?I-O3'.I8 belore All extra* Including Monomatic wat- 747 515H fur Interview HpiKilmjmcm LJ."llirn llonmoiifc (5ou»l». Tll^ !•• AUTOS FOR SALE tl $1HS 5. Afler_7 P. m^ _i;»ll_2ni-"J»7_0. er purifier, air conditioner, iway ion- imbuned. To IIS0. AUTOS FOK SALE Conv ~\Wi rXDILLAf - Elriorarld, Fully Irnl eh: Garaged N.J. I58O0. [2V1I- .rtl roMti -liin IlmkctN. Hft- ei|ulppt!d Low mileage Excellent con- enced, Bed Bank and Asiury P" dlo. _* «jieed._lJ«k« ofror, 67l-l7L'S. J 11ATSUN dlllon^ TeT-'. -79. _ Call 74T-O4T*- _ d/r Penonntl S»rvic« BUICK 196T~-" i-VskbreT" Full' piiwer WARIIINOTON'8 Al'TO 8ERV1CI1 l&60~ CUKVROLET VVAOON — n'ooil lr 370 Kruatl at. 2.1-13:'- Krypurt ooniiltlun. 1100. BwiTcifHoinb OPBRATO* - i' t »ll *lurtrlc, (»tl'>rv ulr, (oiu-donr, TRACTORS time, I li I p m. nvenl days Jerry Baratta & Lou Lerner Say ... cuitora vinyl hirotop. Al. Slloo. 331- fM PA LAlST32T 281.O7C8 week. r»ll__74|.l7«0 _ . ^ J8»fl._ Foepei, tm F ft H Motors Inc. 1 VBAR OLD INTERNATIONAL CUB ^VOMAN' ^"Needed tmmsrjls islv » /ulriN AMEII!SA Twojriou7 Maroun wllh black Interior, Hwy. 35 Eatimtown, N. LOW BOV TRArTOS - Wllli rotary telephone sollrllnr to worll (torn B' STU'MW - "'»<>»• 6(2-1111 mower, aulomatic lift, or win trade ™ iiOm, Kicsiantt «il«l«y ann4 HiHi. . IN ORDER TO BEAT THE aprad. *t,S7S, I'.O.E. ilightly hlnlici nlaliictl in basutltul contilllon In- for lart-er trairt&r with slukle mower Hank office avenlnis 4-9 H}'» t vith aulomallc. Abo sprites, MIIIKCI.I, an 1 out. call M?-*!).?, ank tor Ins »1 50 per hr. In start, Mu.t I ..".I °™|. benallll. For »PP0l»W»Wt 1967 BARRAcUl>A"~Four ipeet1 | rol l MOB roadneri -• GT. A4G MOTOHS, Mai. CernmaiKlo bucket seals, radio, lies Gill EUtmtown, M3-00a>. rellat.lt Call 741-(0U. __ °ln •Mll.oliOO Mo.n4_l ' f!L-'l L Asbury Park. 77S34M3a8. KEYPUNCH s'artln, »22 n.r U»v, plui Ubtra ben.- BAYSHORE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH SCEN IC~C AR~S ALE S ;_;__ 198J70R5 PALCON -fnnvcrtlblp. MUHPHY t DAV18ON — Merctde; WILL BE OPEN UNTIL 10:30 P.M. Hwy. 38 I7J-0221 llt£hl»ndi Good condition. Beit olltr. Call 717- Bens Sales and Service, Hwy. B, Fri LOOKINO FOR UBBD DUMP TRUCK OPERATORS! 1E)«e MOB — Wire whtels, radio and 00<7. hold 462-5300. — Ona ton, In food condition. ICQT- THURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY beater, 11200. Oil BBBT BUICK — OP8L BUYS TO * »ON«. SU-O95O, SIS-HOD Slraub Melon 1968 BONNEVILLE PART-TIME homa liaUwtlMluH* *«••• J=«» Hwy. 35 Ksyport .et-iooo Two-door haiMtop. uiti ntw. 700 JUNK CARS trVm our learts and renewals. Earn Anyone Buying a New or Used Car 1987 FORT — Future wagon. A-l. original miles. One owner. Prlcoi hiathtM commlssiona, Trainlnf |i«»n- Low mileage, power utrerlug. aulo- PI/YMOUTH 1968 -• Hoad Runner. PICKED UP Writ! lor tppolntm.nl jiving your .«• Over $500 — Bring in This Ad and mettc. inowi. M6-8339. Asklnf (17011. Call 264-54S6 NIGHTS dress and pVone number to*oi T-117, evenings. """RASSAS PONTIAC Twinbroolt Auto Wrecking Til. Billy Register, Rad Htnk. tm MUSTANO PASTBACK — 2 + 3 St>5 Broad St 741-5180 Red Bai Don't Dslay...Eioellent salary. You Will Receive A ... with 288 engftie. Eight cylinder. Phpne MONMOUTH COUNTY'S IMPORT Eves, unlil ( Earontown 542-2235 T47-389T. LtBADBlrt — Red Bank Auto Import* Authorised Dealer for Volvo-Triumph- 1970 OAD1LLAC — Convertible, al OARS WANTED — Wa pay top IJ $ SAVINGS CartCLE OHEVItOLET Renault-BMW, Newman Spring! fid. tilt wheel, electric locks, many ea for clam used ears. Call Mr. Vincent FOX & BOTTONE m TbomjlAve. 7W-MIH th.tw.bury 325 Marie Ave. Hed Bank 741-3*80, Red Bank, tras. aeiung company car. BavM2-960O. DATA PROCESSING, Inc. itiiomtiiRBirx-RAY TBOHWICIAN BOND > 141-3130 KiaOO. Be tirat, call 071^11. —Doctors' office. ParMlma, •special* FREE 25 1S8S CHEVBOIjET — Super Sport WB DON'T 8EL1, JUNK - Wli Ot.D«MOfl-I,K JETSTAB --Ifouf convertible. 325 h.p. automatic, power 1988 BUICK — Eleclra S28. Full pow Nor do we buy It, but — ly Stts. Ph'ir' "" • door hardtop. Klrlt J575 take. caf. leering, brakqs. 872-1&37, or. Air conditioning. Excellent cond! 45 W. Elver Ed. Burosoi '« CHRYSLIR '41 PLYMOUTH Call M3-1-40 alter 5 p.m. lion. Call H8-S182. Wa no buy clean, late model ctri 1SKS9 PONTIAC — ClUllna convert. at top dollar. See or call WALL 842-5600 New Yorker olr com). 3 Dr. Hdrp. olr cond. 1DM OADILLAC — Calais, fourdooi UNOOUN-MEHCUBY. 71T-1UO0. TIJ3TI av.s. 1.67 CHEVROLET — Blscaync. Un- l*>l«. Excellent condition Phone 842- Excellent condition. 27,000 mile: der 10.000 miles. White and blue. M«, day. Atk for Jonn. H950. 842.8212. wgM. u jf* '45 PONTIAC •47 CHEVROLET (1300. 7870714- CASH VOU USED CAR! - Trucks, WAITRESSSS - Experienced, fo 1903 JAQUAJt 3.S LITER MK 2 SHREWSBURY MOTOKS foreign or domeitlc. Dean, opposite pirt-tlme banquet work. Top unloi gimBwiBihy *N!R NUBJS&& GTO air cwid. Impolo air cond. JT ONLY TAKES A MINUTE—To nt SALOON -- Automatic trannmltilon. Shrewsbury Avc, fihrowabur: Two Qura, Itlo'd'litswn. sU-Mll. wages. Call 443-1039. IKIMK Ctll mornnTnw. T«.»M». better deal at Rusicll Oidsmoblte- Mint condition. Call 842-4M8. 741-8500 I I Cadlllic, 100 Newman Springs Ed., RBOISTERBD N nsl - Quallll — O»tr 81 •T, " M'; '44 PLYMOUTH '** CHEVROLET lied Bank. 741-0910. 1M7 COUGAR XR7 — Fully equipped 1M0 BE SOTO — Fluid drive. Ooo. lor position as aaisisln.ni ln.nll supervisosupervisor |i call 842-3000 for Interview. RUMSQN including* air. Low mlleu.. Immacu- condition, good runnin' g order' . Orlfl AUTO RENTALS PblPublii c HllHeallhh NNursing Agency. SenS d Av> Spori Fury olr cond. Impala Wagon. late. $1790. IIOTUL, 10 Waterman -> luiwaon. 1964 CORVAIR MONZA na-•l owner-- ••.- -••" 7*HTK. resume to Box W-UO. The Duly Kej. CO'UPANIOK Free room, board, live 19«4 FORD OALAXIB — ConvwtiWl DA1LV • WEEKLY • MONTHLf l»ter, Red Banli. Convertible Good condition, £150 orHy « Jeff's 741K80 New top. Excellent condition, ffloc Prices altrt it KM end up E-ono- NEW 1970 PLYMOUTH but oiler, call after 6, 717-0688. Car at Red Bank. J10 B. N»wm4n MAIDS — Full and part-timparttime dny po IMT VOLKSWAOIN — While iedan. Call 4M-OM4. sltlons available wlin good l "MOTHEIU HBLPBR - Mus» be ag-, i 4-door, 6-cyl Inder, automatic transmission, SALE $' CHRYSLER NEW YORKER, 1984— Like new. Work, 2U-77U; home, 717- 10«4 FAIHLANE — SWlt Coupe 289. Sprints R.i 717-0171. and (ull trlnijt benefitsbeneits.. Conlnelnet Per grosslve and love children. Near r Four-door, (ull power, air conditioned, 239T V-S Exuellent condition. Aiitomalk Hospita I power steering, rpdlo and whltewall tlrti. siereo. Excellent condition. iS'lh. Ctl) aonncll OltloeOltl , Illvervllle mouth Collegt. Phone Mi-iMl. Stock #7 2850 I9«S CADrLLAC — Convertible. 34,000 transmission. All power. New snowi TOM'S FORD 74271741-271100 , cxtt . 22,1221 . tfor an Intervieti w 842.S16! alter 6 p.m. Many extra*. Call 671-1530. An equal opportunity jmpjoyer. TRlia. OVBR II — Will lr>l». miles. Air. Full power. Adam'a Oa- RENT A CAR API)" In person. JH Ocean AVI., ««* SlcOABthy Chevrolet rage, 671-9171. Ml'idlctown. 198D gORVBTTE CONVERTIBIJB — FULL TIME HBCnBTARY - t Brlltil. First A\f. Atlantic lllililan.li Kroll Motors Inc. inquire after 6^ p.rr 200 Hwy. 35 Keyport Insurance oldce. Insurance exce 291-1101 278 Broadwa-y Lonr Branch, V. 3. 653-7734 ence prelarred. Work alverulll DENTAL ASSISTANT NEW 1970 CHRYSLER 1S69 CAMARO — Super Sprart, witli 222-3600 1080 VOLKSWAaEN — Radio, heal Bltortnand neces-tary. 8end resume Itally Bport nulpmcnt. 31W-37S turbo er. Good (ires. Good condition. ASK IOATS AND ACCESSORIES P.O. Box X'6, UoJmdel, N.J. 4-door Newport, power steering and brakes, hvdromatlc. Posl-trai-lton. 5'-fiM). 264- RAMBLER—-1983 station wagon, slx- lr* JJ85. liust sacrifice, getting ma ^'TtA^T?rS. automatic transmission. Remote control 8i3B. cvilnder, autontfrUc, power eteerlng. rted. eO-(H3» alter 6. RN'B —All slilfts. tull or part-Urn consider an InlellWnt t Very clean. Original owner. Asking ALL JOUR BPIIINO •28 per day, liberal benefit!. Ct mirror, radio, fiberglass whlttwoll tires IMS CHEVY NOVA — JIMS. BAH.- "•"" 787-9154. 1965 BUICK ELECTRA — Fmir-doi FITl'INO OUT NEED3 AT tralnea. «»Ury iocorjllni t List W-17. 55 - Stock #81 stm. Hardtop. Automatic transmission, a THE BOATMAN'S SHOP Mrs Cllne, Holmdel convsleecet and experience. Writ* t PO LY BKO9., Newman Sprtngi nd., 19C8 SIONET PLYMOUTH — Blue, powe.r, radio and air, $1250. Oall 741 1 Center, Hwy 34 8H-42OO, Reil Bank. Rti Bank. ':-r-door, automatic. Excellent condi- New Jersey's Largest Marine Bupr- " tion. Must sell. 787-0629. House, 21 Whirl Ave.. Iteil Bil,« rll EXPERIENCED WAITMM - Awl TOWN & 43OUNTRY DODOE 1D54 OHEWWLET — Two-door, ll 6780. In mrion, TOWN * «UBF DINM 60 Main St., Malawln 1MT VOLKSWAGEN — Excellent con- cylinder, atlck. Good running condl Hwy 35, Mlddletown, dition. JUOO. Call tfon. Hi. Call alter 0 p.m. 74f 2823. 23' OWIMI — Fully aquiriiiad. lleepa 5M-6100 4»2J32» [our. Stand-up head, lull galley, and SALEIOIRL WANTED — „*«' 1068 CHEVROLET BEL AIR — Four- 1K65 FOHD OaUxie BOO four-door V* lull canvas. Will deliver, •acriiice door. *lx cyllfidcr sutomallc. air ton- NEED A OOOD USED STATION Air power, aulomatic. $800 or cesl SQUIRB'B MEN'S SHOP, 1300 Hw WAGON? Bee Mount Enellsh Ford (1300. 566-4470. 33, Uiddletown. BAL.BSLADIKB - Full anj dltioned. New brakes, muffler and ofler. 741-5362. Experience P«'"r«t..A'J!|l'u BAYSHORE battery. Tires now Oct. Just Inspected today. Red Bank, 74,1-6000. /r 8' PRAJl — R5 WAITHBBSEa - Apply F. W. WOOI, Asking $995. 842-1583. 1969 OAMARO — 307 convertible, eon. 20 Broad It, R»4 Ban* KARMANN GHIA — StTSoO miles. •peed automatic, P80O. Call Call WORTH CO.. 02 Bload Bt., Red BanK, Canter. 11160. 741^060 alter 3 p.m. NO CAtXR CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 741-63 50 1068 FIBHUOUAS — CaMn Cruiser. NUMBS AIDKB - Four days a wart. AUTOS FOR SALE 1958 DHEVROU1T — New brakei 10' ID". Motor and trailer. Bxtras FIRST AVENUE 1968 PORSCHE - 011-L nrlee. t a.m. 1130 In tlrej. Rum ucauent. Prtci Reasonable. M«-90«i after J. ASSEMBLERS ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS to 5 p.m. duly, oall tU5. OSJII 7874M6. 1965 J! 'BED SKIFF — Like WOMEMEN — AVON ~ 775-7551 WSJ CADII/LAC — We have several opening, (or gali FULL Oft PARAUT TIMBTIMB.JJavara. "" l torn- 291-9200 new. ' with steidy work histories. We ojfer torles open forr women.wtiwomen.' o art Inter- 229-4790 1969 OUJSMOBILE DELTA 88 — Good condition. 7I7-7T67 excellent working conditions and liber- e.t.d lii having a (O0u, *v«»u^ ••> Two-door. Green with black vinyl top. ALUMINUM BOAT — »100 al benefits combined with a congenial corns. Experience not nicjuary- AM-FM radio, «!r con—* Full underco&t. Excellent condition, 16' FIBEROLAS DAY SAILOJt - UCSNBKD PRACTICAL NURIBi — MERCEDES-BENZ $2l)aO. Call 842-494S. 19«0 PONTIAC — Qood station c* Dawon mill, perfect condition, nearly All ahllts. For mirsinf homi. T»P All powar. Bxcelle.nl running cond! to Mil. «!00. Call T47-42i» or 7tl-455o. 1988 CHEVELLE — Buner Sport 396 lion. 8100. 747J370, * saliry. For ippoltitmtnt oall 1914(00 Sobs A S«rWet convertible, four-apeed. Chrome reverKe Mon. Ulrourn Frt. wheels. Baaaonabla. 7U-3M3 alter 5 ISM CHBSVELLE — Super Bpor STORAGE AND SERVICE CHARLES OF THE RITZ TIRED OF THB OFFICH? »Wr appointment, 29f- routea, Indoor vana only, Muit bt ll BUHLBR ft BITTKR 2375, DOWN BBA BEAXJH MOTfcL * or trejnlnr preferred but will trait and dependable. Call MW »«»» Little Silver R.R. Statien PLYMOUTH — CHRYSLER 1962 STUDEBAKER — SU-CyllndlM applicant havlna; only buslneei ex 3:30 p.ni. »30 Hwy, 38. Htzlet. 254-010B automatic. J100 or best otter. 222 SWIM CLUB. pcrlenco. Write H-198, Ths Dally Rej- | IN Ocagnpert Ave. Little silver 7321. DKCORATIVB TVPB_- CHRYSLER — 1965 300 L-Two- Istcr, Red Bank. stlei h»b w«necl. Ptrt M2.S353 door hardtop, Vinly roof. All power. TRY ALL, THE OTHETW FIRST BUSINESS NOTICES Mr, .LeontrJ, Ttl«W0 Afr. W.000 miles. Excellent condition. THIN TRY US WAITRESS WANTED — Apply In per. son, Charlie Brown II, between 3 and BEAUnCIAN WANTlBD - TAX!! " orifice. WOO. 222-47U or M2-140O, Pat Ke«l»n'$ Auto Salo-i Insptct our large catalog of Wedding 3, and 8 and 7. eipeRenc.. Ct" Hwy 38 787-1113 Keansbun Invitations ana Social Forms by "Kverlaat." For appointment1 and "at BOOKKEEPER - RECEPTIONIST - Of course, that's all you've heard, and tee AUTOS FOR SALE home convenience'1 phone 787-8178 — Experienced. Full or part-time Bend aAliBSLADY — In wora.n'a rttW after 3, evenings and Saturdays. resume previous employers to B03 wesFwTnted, ftre. daya a W{««lSf- TRUCKS FOR SALE K-17B, The Dally Reflster, Red Bank nerlence neceaaary. BxeeU.ni woix- don't blame you for taking advantage of the KUBNITURB MOVING — Mild tnd Ini COIHIUIOM. Apply. In jereoij only- ALASKAN CAMPBR - W«7 Ford cellars cleaned. Frei oatlmatei. Call BARMAID NO PHONB .^OAIJUI. Oonna,'a, 95 last few days to beat it, but . . . add tfwse p.250 !i ton pickup. Heavy dutj 7*7-3002. APPLY IN PERSON Broad Bt., Red Sink equipment. Factory \ alr-condiMoned. M BROAD ST., KEYPORT Many eilras. 12900 Ffhm. 787.4751 5HARPBNINO SERVICE — BcUsora, omLs — i« to 18. B. an u*»'«*«. values to the tax savings and you really Get a better deal ter 5 p.m. \ •hears, cutlery, etc. THE THRESH- ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER — Olrl Must bs wllllnilo work w.tktnds. OLD, 27 Broad St., Red Bank. 842-*139 Friday Full time. Year round. Flvs Apply In P»r.on Friday , ttiwMn :5;» INTERNATIONAL TRUipK SALES day week. Apply In person. M, for Intwvlsw, Community Thtat.r, come up with a last minute buy. Rarltan Garage lire., CARPENTER — Will do repairs, re- SCHWARTZ * SONS CHRYSLER Satontown. from 8. l[ajn. 61., Keyport. \ 284-036: modeling and paneling- X^&rse or PLYMOUTH, lit W, Vront 81.. Re FILB CLEBK — Hl|h achool frad. •mall Jobs. Reasonable. 787-150T. Bank. Permanent position, tdVMcemanr to. DODOE VAN 1B6J — WrecR«.rJ rlBill tentlal. Eitontown firm. 8-day wMk, front. Heavy duty motor with onb SCOTTO & SONS numerous company ben.tlU. m-4060. •67 LINCOLN BOCO miles. Loadfllte, Utree-speec a better dealer! AU, TYPES OF HOME MATMN needed for .ctiool,, gMlet transmission, anti-spin aile. $375. 741- IMPROVEMENTS AND HEPAIHB Continintal four-door wdan, $ U!3. ACCOUNTING area Hran 11 a.m, to 6 ?M Phone Alteratlons-addltloiis-dormerfl. 294-5971. 1B62 INTERNATIOMAL TRAVELALL— •!r conditioned, fully equipped. 2,270 THE PLACE TO SAVE IS ... FOR PROMPT SBRVICB CLERICAL WORKBR NBED VB. standard trtinsmlsslon. Good con- 8I2-0M0 TU-3U3 CLERKS For em«ll office, OoSl typljl dition. 7870777. HOUSE PAINTING — Experienced. required. Apply NATIONAL :H'T(14. m TON CHEVROLET — Stake bod: Interlor-Sxterlor. Reasonable. Phone ir you hava m iood figure tpU- '69 BUICK with power tailgate. Excellent condl 8(2-0359. tud* and are able to uii the 10- HOUBBKBBPBR - » to 1. tlvt «»J". JoWNES PONTIAC Uon. J750. 1962 INTERNATIONAL key adding machine, we have an Throuih Junt. C»U Kter S »«• Skylark two-door hardtop, air PICK-UP — Good condition and ap MIDDLETOWN Immediate position (or you. You'll cofiditfonecf, .vinyl rop. Gor- pearance. $300. SCOTTO * JIONS, have a good opportunity to learn 2780 42 LOWER MAIN STREET MATAWAN S42-O9M. ZONE MARKING CO. and advance, *« well it * chance (Between Hwy. 35 ft It «l ma Partway Ovttpou) to show your capabilities. 1857 DOQOB HALF-TON - Full: Parkins lota, recreation area, traffic HELP WANTED-MALE equipped uUltty boxes and ladde control layout atencHwork*. Paone T47- 3OO* wed. a Sit. -Til a P.M. (506 or J41-1055. We offer good lalarles bated on •69 CHEVY rack. Good condition. J400. 671-9890. background and excellent employee INSIDE SALESMAN' ' $ 1954 - «S TON CHEVROLET PICK LIGHT HAULINO—CLEAN CELLARS, benefit! Including low coat com* Chance for adv»ncem.nt Jtlnit b.n»- Malibu two-do or hardtop, air YARDS, GAKACES — Free eiomates. pany cafeteria. Call after 3 p.m. 741.2119. conditioned, automatic tram- Call or apply In person to: "THIIOATMAN'S SHOF miition, power lUarlnq. 1955 INTERNATIONAL H ton pan: INCOME TAX RETURNS — Expert- B.d B»n> 2,690 truck. Excellent tires. Good running ly prepared. Also N.Y. State and City M Wharf Ave. condition. $495. 842-1641. returns. 30 years experience, open all rBB H SERVICE MANAGER — Stptrt.nl!. year round. Mon. • Fri., 8:30 a.m. - n.cttaary, Cliryiler protlucU prtftrrtd 9 p.m. Sat. and Sun. 8:30 a.m. to /CHEMICA'fe L DIVISION but not necessary, rrlnje beneftta and '67 FORD TOWN & COUNTRY MOTORCYCLES 5:30 p.m. Isadore Friedman, 23 W. profit sharing. Excellent opportunity $• UaJn SI., Freehold. 4S2-411I. IH2-4U0. ,. AnriBrada He>> Corp. for right man. Entontown area. writ. Fairlano Country Squirt, iix 1960 HONDA — 490 CC. Plus helme n. Hess Plan~\ S Woodbrldge. N. J. Ron N-103, The Dally Eadttar. Rid Like new. W0 firm. Bank. passengar wagon. Looking for HAVING A PARTY? An Equal Opportunity Employer 1770 low mileage? 17,000. 7874910 SALARY J3.5O PER HOUR $ DODGE •£ FOB CUSTOM CATERING Must be avaJIAble liamedlatel/. No CALL MSRtllMAKINCS RN — Two weekends a month, 3 u experience necessary. Ooous- salary, frfng* benefltfT. Full time. Burnt Full benents. Ask for Frink, at F*H V-o\ automatic transmission, Insss. Call 872.1(49 for aipert. land. MOTORS, lit 39, Eatontown. MM 117, AAMCO acaplng services. office needs girl, part time, 8aU. on powar itttrinq. air conditional!. 2,185 ... has chopped PRICES ly. Stale leierences. Write to BonPLASTIC COATINO COHPANY-Hai CARPENTER—BU1LDBR .— Roofing, W-125, Tht Dally Register, Red Bank. openlnis far operator. Variety of work anellnK, addltiona and alterations. Interesting, benefits. Apply Incop>s 1^ SId Luker, 787-O1U. 8INGLE NE¥nLB^aEWlNtf~ Corp., 771 Shrewsbury Ave., fthriwa- DART SWINGER $1000 GUARANTEES HONORED AT ANY CHINE OPERATORS - Full or part buri-, N. J.x '66 BUICK AAMCO SHOP NATION WIDE time. Experienced or tviU) little ex Special Deluxo six passenger pirience. fringe benefits, etc. Api>lj STEADY WORK - W|th a (rowlnl two-door hardtop .....from I w m m RED BANK — Ml-2500 TV SPECIAL In person to LUCY'B aPORTSWEAR company. Ambitious, neat snd relia- wtgon, V-8, automatic trans- 228 W. Froot St., Red Bank. ble nun with uechanlctl aptltufl. te 1,370 193 Newman Springi Road With thli ad, 13 off our regular ler- mission, power tteorinq. BIG BEAUTIFUL vict charge. Good until March 19. HN'B AND LPN'B - By Rxnm. Part become a lawn technician. Company lime, 3 to 11:30 p.m. and 11 to 7:31 training, advancement opportunity ASBURY PARK — 774-6800 a,m. Top salary plus benefits. In and hiMierllv N J driver's llcenk. POLARA four-door from7489 PERMAFIX TV quire at 228 Bath Ave., Long Branch required. AUTO LAWN OF IIATA- 809 Railroad Avenue '68 CHEVY 671-5583 WAN-LAKJC RinnB. MJ-M08. Impala two-door hardtop, V-8, $ MOST OTHER MODELS — SIMILAR SAVINGS CLERICAL OPPORTUNITIES 115 Hwy. 39 Mlddlelown We art lookhiK for experienced ma CARBBIl OPPORTUNTTV — Join ine automatic transmission, powar AUTOS FOR SALE ture people lo work for expftndtiif of Monmouth and Oc.an counties 9 A.m. to D p.m. corporation as: fafitesl rrowlnr real estate tetnefsi. steering, air conditioned. 2,010 • Secretary • Billing Clerk We will trsln and prepare for lletns- INCOME TAX RETURNS • Aecounti Payable Clerk InK, through our special company Don't let It throw you when you dis- • Clerk-Typisl school, qualified young men for pc-il* '68 PONTIAC cover that you may havi to rile (roTh Apply Bb«co Building, Shrewibui tlons In one of loday'a molt lucra- 5 to 15 aeparate forms to prepare your Ave., Shrewsbury, N. J. tive professions, (f you are Uittreiltd Firebird two-door'hardtop, V-8, REPROCESSED CARS MGB/GT 70, The authentic In lint year tarnlnft of J11.000 with $ return•- Our ataff hai ttackt ot forms, REOIBTBRED NURSE — AlSO automatic trammisiion, power GT that performs as good knowt how to uae them, writer's unllml'eil future Income tot.htla.1, etll cramp and ft wild lense o( humor. censed practical nurse and nurses BU-43D0. 2,360 steering, vinyl roof. Extra nica WE ARE CREDIT SPECIALISTS aide. Wages good. Enformatton 10 as it looks. Corporation, parlnenhlp, business, penonal and state returns. 18th year 2 p.m. 31 Chapin Ave., Red Bank. AUTOMOTIVE PARTB UAM - Or CALL NOW FOR CREDIT APPROVAL At our showroom now. In Hlddietown area. Margery Travato VVAITHES3ES — All «lliits avallabL Helper some experltnce. Bxeill.nt h AiBOci., trading HJ Reliable Tax Must apply In person. NO CALLS nppnrtunfty for younR mtn. All fringe '65 OLDS Service. Appolwlment only. 671-1289. HOWARD JOHNSON'S RE8TAURAN' benefits. Apply In ptrton. HID BAVK $ HI, 35, MiddLetown. AUTO iMPonTs. in B. Ntwman Jatstar "88" two-door hardtop, 741-2433 Springs nd., Hcd Rank, V-8, automatic transmission, TKN 8HAR.P AMBITIOUS GALE IWJ COMET SAVE IS WANTED AUTOMOTIVE NEEDID — From now until June 15, DAIRY MAMAOER - Full time. Ex- powar itaarinq, vinyl interior. 1,145 Callenle. Full power. No experience, no Invtitment. USA perl.nced preferred ~>u\ not necei- 1?70 LINCOLN MARK III IMS PLYMOUTH SAVE SI JEWELS. Call 583-1M1. imry. All comnnny HfnUll*. Anply 3,000 mile;, stereo lopes, air In person, FOOD TOWN, lit Ulln Sto. Wan. Fury 111 9 past. Pwr. COUNTER OIRL - Apply In pm St., Matawan. conditioned, full power. INS IMPERIAL SAVE SI Winter It HERE! LUDWIO'8, Red Bunk. '67 MERCURY Hordlop. Factory olr 741-0068 . IlKAI, BSTATB BALES - Wl lr. Montclair four-door ledan, V-8, 1I» DART _ SAVE %i IMS CHRYSLER SAVE II ooklnK for full and parl-tlmc. men • nd we need ICO U.td Carl NURSE - HctWared, or LPN, tw( to form a clynitnlft MIM f»re* In ,(he automatic t ran,minion, power G. T. convertible Newport Full power, algnU a week, n p.m. to 7 am Ncptunf-Asbury Park area. If you'r. 1,390 (tearing, air conditioned Ull BUICK SAVE tl IMS FORD JAVE II War will trad, or buy our Ootui pay ftntl hpneflls, Apply BROOK Inexperienced, we will {rain you te Wagon. Full power. THE DALE NURSINO HOME. Hwy 35, Special, deluxe wgn. fact. olr. become a licensed real estite sales- IM) CADILLAC SAVE II right — Call or Comej in I la 7,1 Gt. 1MI PONTIAC SAVE SS man. Ksmlnits ere nnllmlttt. and a Convertible. Fortery olr. AVON draw saalnst commission is available. '68 OLDS "98" Executive sedon. Pull power. IMS CHEVELLE SAVE II TOM'S FORD has an excellent business op p or tun it THE cftoWN AOENCY, WB.I4B) ltU CHRYSLER SAVE IS Mallbu. Hardlop. Full power. BEAUTY for the rlKht person. Now] FORTBRB — Full time and pin- $ Luxury i«dan, air conditioned, New Yorker. Full power. IMS VALIANT SAVE II ASK K>R ID 5IGLM created terrltorltl. Call ror k&<\\ Ume day and evening position avtll- tlnnnl rppr#»onUllve». Act now able with eot,a salary ana tull fringe 1117 CHRYSLER SAVE II Convertible Full power. Neighborhood Territory may b( loaded, vinyj top en6 inferior. Newport. Sedan. Full power. IMS MALI»U _ SAVE II Hwy. 35 244.1.00 Ktyport Jenerii*. cjnturt p«riimnel office, 2,570 avnilkbie. call quickly, J. Dlrrn Itlvarview Hospital, TIMloo ext. lit Conv. Full power l!(7 IMPERIAL .... SAVE II ANDTHE c*U, 741-4343, or #B3-£)77. 77*0220 for an interview. An «Huil opiorlu- Hardtop. Factory air. IM4 CHEVROLET SAVE II '.i-lon Pick-up. Equipped. nlly employer. IH7 MUSTANO „ SAVE II 1M4 F0R0 SAVE II RXCRLTTENT oppojffCSiTY Rn "67 PLYMOUTH Fully equipped. AUTO RENTALS AUTO RENTALS Fury III four-door hardtop, V-8, Convertible XL. Fully equip. WARBIIOUIB WORKBR - To grew my FORD SAVE » IMJ CHEVROLET SAVE II BRAWN. with nl!W motor oil paclietlng plant, Automatic trarumiuion, powsr Foirlane 500 Conv., fully equip. Bel Air Sta. wrjn. Aulo,, RMt We neeri* a hard working hltf) .ebfio) 1,590 .tearing, vinyl top — sharp. 1)47 CHRYSLER SAVE II 1M1 CHEVROLET 5HVE II Rrmiunte with meclunlr&l ability Newport. Hardtop. Full power. Bsl Air wofjon. Fully equipped. NEED AN EXTRA \ Oood waios and excellent (ring, Ull DODOE SAVE II boneflts. Call neon Rtchey, 22,S.12tb, IM1 OLDSMODILE SAVE II An equal opportunity employer. Wonoco Poclory air. "9S" Convertible Full power. '67 MUSTANG nU CHRYSLER SAVE II 1M1 MERCURY SAVE It CAR * (Mure ClasBlfled Ads $ 300. Hardlop. Full power. Two-door hardtop six-cylindor, Colony Park 9 JOSJ. Wooon, Power. automatic irantmiision. Spot- 1944 CHEVROLET SAVE II l»42 PLYMOUTH SAVE II On The Next Page) Sedan. Air conditioning. THE WEEKEND? Ictt. Ifl,0Q0 mile.. Him pail, wagon. Full power. ADRIAN PYLE 1,740 1?« PLYMOUTH SAVE II 1941 T-DIRD __ SAVE II fury 111. Air. i'-uH power. HELP WANTED-FEMALE 111! FALCON SAVE II TRADING AS RENT ONE FROM US! ; 1942 CHEVROLET SAVE II f ijlum wricion. l-ully equipped. [lei Air wricort, 0 pass. '63 LINCOLN IHI DODOE SAVE II Ml FALCON SAVE It Four-door, air conditioned. Nico Coronet, 4-sneed, fully equip. Waqon. Fully equipped. RENT A NEW SWITCHBOARD $ HSJ FORD SAVE II 19(0 CADILLAC SAVE It 840 Foirlane wanon. Fully equip. Coupe, Full power. RECfPTIONlST COUOAR sr M0NTI60 MX 200 Cart Needed for NEW DODGES SOLD AT A&G Fr«m Friday S P.M. It. L PenonsMs, neol e» txport. Top Trade-in COST PLUS! No On. psorente, wllh Ivohi Allawanct on New Dodgti, UndarwIU Uil N (YOU FURNISH OASI Rtitrvttion' NOW. aDIIIIy. ClMitnl wtrk-. C MOTORS Im condlll.ni, Houn LINCOLN f:M a.m. (e 4 >A 0 Labriola Motors, Inc. S. Main It., Aibury Park MERCURY Apply: AUTHORIZED DODGE DEALER WALL SHMWSIURY AVENUE at SYCAMORI 120 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK 775-3483 " SHREWSBURY AVf. «t SYCAMORE 7^-5400 V ATCO CIRAMICS CORP. Dally 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. — Wed. & Sat. 'til 6 p.m. 747-5400 HWY, » 114 TOO KlYMRT WMMM«MHH*«IMmiMHIHHHIMIHi -THE DAILY RECFSTER, FED BANK • MmDLFTOWN, N. J.i WEDNESDAY, FKBRIARY 2S, 1970 '- 23 HEW WAXTBD-SULE HELP WANTED-MALE HKLP WANTKIi-MALK Family i Irvtin FOR SAI.K COMMERCIAI. EErVTAI-S MOL'SKS FOI SALE MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR ~ MATERIAL ~ MINIATURE ESTATE To (nitfuct «nd tuptrvlit * )•* *» >w«lv« *,_„ mtinU- HANDLERS $2+- p»r Hr, dtpirfmtnf working on thru ihlfti. No cxpirUric* n«ctinry KXU - WE" BUY IIH'li/ V/l »,| [I I/HI » V/ATERFRONT hivi t thorough understanding |r> •!', phiias of Ultra modern new' plant I'Jili-tf *n*t * rf \ i/tri*. q. ft. r.l.ir view, 741-WH* f. apiu l»*v_»i. rour ^fdr^'mt, )l IMt<\ 2'eiMU. _ 2'_ i*. iiinin»< loom, fumn room, I'Htio ihht-fldfd, 1W on vnter, |31},. >imf m«int«n«nci including •lectric*l and m«ch«n!cal I •.m."-T?'«hi. 2~ p •W )H TilK T1.MK ' •)<) s>iry.,iYr in. .'Jew and oM P1«K«« 'all '^6|. f-.ll 7IT-114H. LANVIN- tffl PORTAUPECK miehint mainUnanc*, «!f hydraulic! •yslemj, forklift re- ii.i.KfT'>rT">A*v»~forir;A«ii pun KBfj HANK — Mwl'Tfi"~'t>lflce"'Vuil«»". ar wnlPr l''H> hpilroom rattan*. CHARLES OF THE RITZ _J> T<|Y TflAlNS MAt>F. HM-OKK CI- tor fliWitloriai urcind floor >i- JJT. 3S_ _ MllLHrin., N J. Nf) Al'TEU 1I>KI._77|.37IU. xifjii Vlrrp!»rr. lytf, l*0'i!'«T, pair, ate. Company paid benafifi program with lib.ral MEET MJBTit MKCHAHIO - >or 'MINKHH UPKIfJH — Rlfiin'or -ho iM i,c «ul«1lvi'lPi Inio extra bulM- growing air conditioning (tnn. (Jfl^i- NTICl/. "»llVfr~witis',"war~r7l'c-'Kel'i,' lniKy F. NfwniHri HinUigu It'l lot. Vacant. f'to.fprjO, er flnlUn Will i.ay U>v AhWnr*. holiday and vacation treatment. abla of Installation anrl iibrlMtion. l^ 7l r»>wfhtiry. Ilifnif 711 SIM \r,r rit-tnlln O«J1 741JI740 _ __ 747-3500 LEASEf 0i'BRAT6'RH~W, Apply In pitMjfi, Itf)U/> T M**t Orlmtiil ftiir* Sand full raiuma, -with aarning record, to P.O. Box 234, noitp.. 3fla Jiroadway, Kayi-oit. ClilneK'i sml IVialan Aluo WHII Tajic«lilta WATERBURY AtJTO~noFlf"MAM"~ANn" 1IM7PBR"" 'KIKDMAN ',Af,I.fc]:.IKB 774-JIO Janty City, N. J. Atrply Wooly'* Auto liody Blvii. 1P3 iifj, tjiirlicr, crn- Newman a^rlnKH It/I. gliiewDimry. iNTIQtlK' JKWKI.KY Top r«Bli . 2M-1677, AGENCY 7H.J332. i«M I.KB I>KI'X. 7» Illvir In . l'»lr i%Y.~-~,' IJn':iVtrt. uKAt/raxi iN*»np,na "fJtNCB INiTAUJOn"""—~ Wow) aiwl — I.J-: 1 hi i ufK -Kilt. ]]•.'» 'Mll^-{7. w!!h iir.utif;. Wall wire. Automatic Mi.it hol^ dllfrlnK QUi.'ctirrSn'KlhVKH <'iln« »en(. r.HTAKI.TSIlFlD l''--1 ' mrnt aviillalile Call THE ..... -MT. ACnE, 717-S.VB, for M>i«jlm- 1 V\£ 62 Maple Avenue with |ii-lvlnK Khlr llavtn. ASSISTANT menF. .'J'TTQI.'K(T'- TlffaiiV llemsfl'iys "lur- n Red Bank 07701 PLAfTITICC MACHINE OPBHATOAR Hfiri', V,],',I,;I jiijlntlni;^ ,iU>iu;ifj c(,lns iiKX an nil H!JJ/U, NO cxiiprirnit! sillTp; OF KOOM.S Bultutilf. lor nccAMuryO . will train i IF A WOMAN DESERVES PURCHASING AGENT pay, literal brnsflta. ' . <,r profn#ji.4, 2"i&-l44l '"r''i;ilNni)KJf—~Ant"l(iueii~ china", iBO HANK - New «,Ur*<;tly« AN- MORE THAN A SIMPLE A6SJRTANT BLENDEU — To work T1QIJK C&NTKIt. jCy*-i:al<;l..-n(. 1'MJI- 'jn Naviiitink. Multlplu »pa<'«« MG, THEN SHE DESERVES Saritlamin with toma sxparienca in purchasing In proeeeslnir, deportment of bottllri1K irimedlat* raih for anything find «v- pt«nt. MtMt be ovtr 23 years. '"- - rvlliUii:. Kuntll'a, Z; tiu,t Vronl St. IU.h|p HUllii H.'I-I ii.rK.- dimtlsy praforrad, Howavar, if you can raad prints and acriooil education required, u, from i«M,')O0 B taal. you cm "buy" for small company, call for opan. Apply In parson, liAlHD HOME. DOES THAT MAKE In tar via w. MAN —" 0vor*18. U> "woric nlrllln al PETS AND LIVESTOCK SENSE? WHO CARES! drive-in thBatar. Mu«t ka wllTlng • In "Mommy I Daddy kissed Aunr Tess goodbye 1 DISTTNGUTSHED"" r>w about a, nlfif* fonr-lifidro'im home, wort weejfendi. Aj>p)y In peraon Com- IREAT BANES — AKCJ. Kawna and ahri new? Living roonj, 2fi»lfi, din- S42-5O0O, Ext. 34 niunity Thatitw, Ba-wr>ttywn. ' Isthatokoy?" Slacks, iounil structure anil Umpir- % rrjojri, aturly, jrnm* mom with »«x- amcrit. at 1607. OFFICES 'Ojffl bPBmi, Maaler tiedrtvwn, 2m* niorTcnwi, Ha*- Local?.] In Cfntrr nf Red Bank Bull' 4Mi Hey, a niirfi^ck! Mayb* VB ESTEY METAL PRODUCTS, INC. let"arVa. Houn 3 l> m. to U p.m. B5x~"»fALU~F0n~|V_Sl neaii dlritrir.t. tiouid htiy a helicopter Prin* Ii not Phone_J«4:MT8. IF Holltnr Hr>rs« F-arm. -r ilmplc wlf, hutiiK J7«.l>oo W«'r# Wayildo and Shafto Rdi. New Shrawibury RAniO ANNOUNCBB — FOR SALE FOR SALE 741-23B2 • O«ntril Air C/inMl\nn\nt bappy icoup. call ui, TOU'1! H««. nljrhLs a.nd weekenfiA. Call 1 • Relf Service Elevator rllo. M1I410. 8 MM YABHICA MOVIE CAMERA OR1MC IX)fl (IIIOOMIN • Prlvdlc Parking |1T.«4-.« HASSINGtft & trai ITEMS YOU NO LONGER WK (XIMF, TO YO» • Complete JnnltorU< Service PAHT-T1ME BOEN ACR.K M2-4O39 6LAZEBR00K ADI) 572.B0 TO IK«OME Call 787.8,08 NEED OR USE WILL , .. « ]ndiviriuni ThtrmoiUHtally Con* HELP ffANTED-MALS Any 17 hour* evenlnga or dayi. Car. trollDd Hfit HELP WANTED-MALE Bomia. Call 7«7-403O. LANO SKI BOOT* - Worn one. HELP • Wall-to-Wall Carp«»nf . Riv»r M. Burr beard Weber ikl ft". Call II}- '• nrf • young couplet in tfouhlt. 842-5980 IOYS - TRAVEL CALIF. PART-TIMB ORBDIT COLLECTOR— 1881 between 7-t p.m. '• hiv. to hrautlfiil, •-1nr»bl« inv Call Tor fl-ppoiritment to iniipftct vir 18, >ln(l«, A«E H.8. «r«d« or Evening* or day* and Baturdaye. In- HELP WANTED-Male-Female ANTIQUE FLAX BPINNINQ WHEEL SELL bis, AKO fierman fihtpriRrd pupplli Ovitt.r r 18prMetrfd,, >ln(l«', aducdtlani« H.8.r J.rvlCB. •Ida and outride collection calfi HJC- 1100 weftka, and wt ire looking for faml- 747-1100 batt.mpletr prMetrfde trainln' j aducdtltt compana y ex- perience preferred hut not renulrtd. TKLKTYPEBETTER C»ll 7-17HO62 llt> Mio can give them tha )(«• anil 54 Broad Strati R*d Bank comnse. Must twftet to travel lm- Middle town area. t1i-'if>20 d*lfy be- ittftntlon they rifled- Won't you hrlp? pensetdlatll. yMus tot rtwfteu CUt tro Hltravel l lmd tween JQ tt.m. and 4 p.m. PBBFOBATOB OpKIVATCrR UBKD HOHELITE OEAR DRIVEN IHREWSBURY mtdlatlly to ru., C.Ur. Heiv.ll and KxperlBnced. Part-Ume, fl a.m. to 10 CHAIN 8AW8 at Monmoath Mow«r, FAST :ill R7.-03.11 atttr 6 p.m. Alt «1By Hi[ return, asilst Balm Manager. Excel- EXPERIENCED PLUMBER n.m. Won. through frl. Call Mra. 656 Hwy 39, Mlddlelown. ,nd Sun. HOUSES FOR RENT r r lu And experienced plumber's liek-i.. Sonclior at Tho Daily ReeUIrr, 711- WITH A QUICK ACTION rttnmnf Uiree-h^ironfTi, !'<_• !•;* •»t; ) , f « &<>™ to >'»«: •"Steady work, year round Call H. 0010 between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. ALLSBW SHOPFES OABH PMV — For purebn^puppiti. bath home tm lovflly lot. ran- irinaporiallon paid plus company HANHtCN PLUMBING * llBATI"" Any mtk» vacuum i LOW-COST W« rind hdtneo (or older piir.bred ASOE RANCH — Aria ot MaU •led family room with par- t>«n«flti. JD»rn J(7«-I2S6 wwy. For ip-747-0193. BINOrjl NEEDL.B gEWINQ SIA d«*g«. CANINE COLLKOE, INC., 229 anllclmdel. WalklnK dlsta.nri to qn*>t floor BMuUfu! kltflfan. JolnlMent cad &r. 6. L. Son..', 2U- CHINE OPKHATOHS _ And Marrow 4M-017T DAILY REGISTER •633, blisra to N.Y., 14 mllfa to railroad, Carpetlnt thrnuifhout, Excel* J47-O7P8. 0.-3Q _,m..i p.m. BEA KOOU COOK — Frl. and Sst.machine operators. Oood working r.on- l.'all aJUr S p.m. A6S-2M9. Itnt buy tt «7,tHT0. MAN — To wurk In aiitomattd car evenlnit, year round. Writa Box K-(lltlona, good pay, two roffea brpaka. OH, YES 1_ri£Spi 18Q, Thy Dally Iteglitor, Red Bank. Near RR. »ta.llon and bus terminal. II'B true...you'll save |fl on all pf our FAMILY AD y for nrw home anx- Opportunity (or licensed men or wom- Price MUST be advertiied. Each ad- IT. BERNARD PUPg _ AKC. Pe 1*OC1IRT — Thrr22fl951» Sbedroom hou pftimlve." For the family with mor$ BUI DIUVTPJi - Biptrlinctd, full AUTO SALESMAN en. Full or part time. Top copiml"- AMPBX TAPB RECORDERS — Elec- ditional line (100- No copy changei Tcctly marked. Inoculated. Pa IJ ilsiieii. flecluded «.r«a. $200 per taste than wealth. Roomy raroh Urn*. 10 hr. ivotkly rutrmten). Si- To aell uteri car* for fastest frowlnj ilnn. Offlo on buny hlnhway. APOI- tric guitars, amplifiers, all musical may be made and no ducoiintj or iralned. guaranteed. 9ifl-it«3GB, month plUH utilltlr:i. Security and isc wlUi four badroomi. a fireplaes wllent union -jeatllU. Top yaarly used car operation In Central Jtrity tjO" AOBlNUyAOBNCY,, INU.INC... jviicnaoMichaeil Marlolljaanuun-, Instruments, ' ell reduced to fowert returni will b« mads If M la can- DEMONSTKATJON ANO HEOlST IMIB required. Call 3P1-2928, and %, nwlmmlnjt pool. Mo#t llvablii prices over. ANDERSON'S MUSIC, 30 nom« for the money. MmitWnf #p«- «tmln|l. CenUct Harry Hahn, Su- Experience not necei*ary, great op- Realtormi--, shorat e Poin~ ' t Prolcsslorial celed bpfore cxplrallon- TION — for c:anln« ColleKe Scrtn HAZLBT RAKcTl —~ Clean. 11 yttra burban Transit Core, 710 *om«»et portunity for young aggregalve man. Bld"rB™ 3310 Hwy 35. Hazlet. 730O10O. Ilroad St., lied Bank. To Ptact Your Daily Ragiifir T3OK Obedience claucs. fllgn up Mon, cla.1. «_« it now. $£%PO0. at., Ntw Brunswick, N.J. Salary plui commlstlon, nil benefits. TUBS., or Wed. night. March 2 3 4th »ld. 'ITiree bedrfwmn, living room. JOSEPH O. Na cftlli. Mall raiutne to Mr. Bob MUTUAL FUND POT BELLIED STOVE — That hu» FAMILY AD, CALL... See "Roy", Stan Cerner's AKC utility Sluing room and large recreation been electrified as floor lamp with g count, add and mibslract. Do not •oom, Pcncod yard. Near all aehonli, PRODUCERS red burlap <»ade. (100. Call 717-106X jrlna your dog to the demonstration. and tratviportatlon. Excellent neigh- COLORIST~ CHEVROLET Hav» you hBard Hie Whitehall atory? 741-6900 Ve atart s p.m. sharp! Full courBR- borhood. Oood rental for young efltl* McCUE TOOL TABLES — Finest quality. F~ull 25. It&sulla guaranteed. CANINE pie. Yearly leane. Imm«nlite occu* gouthAtnboy 08!7S We nay for experience. *100/mor,trt = thickness IV and F) slate. Real 24-Hour Service HEALTOn Eicellent opportunity for er- W36.80 (First year's commission on aavlngs. I&D-KM. Kffltii. BOB AND BETTY SHOP —Chll- 35 rd Av pancy. Heat and utllltlei aupplled by 30 RnXJE RD. RUMSON {* perltnc«4 oolorlat or color MANAGER WANTED - New imor- •yitematlc plans) Cash => «% (WHere dren'i mannequ!n» tor period. ?B0 per week. Liberal fringe $15. Old railroad signal lantern $25. horse. Excellent condition S550. Cal ONCE IN A LIFE TIME rr rmrram ii llltt coconn bcnellts. DO NOT PHONE. Apply In Old. bottles $2 and up. Limoges plat- KaSonlc. Walnut, Cost HM6. Asklne 2S1-8003. AVAILABLE MARCH 1 ~ IHree-lie* »oJ? * " - Nfltvman Springs Ad., n«d Bank. 711 ncrBOn weekdays JO rt.m, lo 3 p.m. tar |1. 747-3530. KM. u l». 717-9876. room nplu level MlrldlMown area. Hern'* the STARTER homt lax you. J? * " 1(33. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS NURSING TOV POOPLB PUP8 — Btven week* *22fl rer mojitii. PAUI. »0VA( B»l- Two-bedroom home with Itvini room, CALL 239-6924 HOME. 8 Mlddletowa AV«. AtlarUC KINDLING - CORD - WOOD old. He«4tliy. lively, beautiful. Mod- tor. 6T1-2M4. kitchen, and T*UL,L.V furnished. Yard RESTAURANT DRIVE-IN HUMIDIFIERS erately priced for quick sale, 747- completely cyelone-feneed. In top con- HlBhlandn, N.J. Sold and Installed. Fireplace wooa (cora) isven chunk! rtltlon — move right In. It'i impORiihtt __ BXPIRIBNCED SALESMAN MANAGEMENT TRAINEES Humidity Control Co. (or SI. Klndllni, large sack 1/1.25. WANTED TO RENT w ico wronf at unbelievable $11,300. •Zrduatrlftl, tommerolal, tovirnmant, 747-2062 Presto logs, four lor $1.69, Lumber UNREUISTEHED BOXER PUPPIEB Ambltlout men needed. Starting eatery Jacks. 85c ea. —Tails cut, *15. Three Iem»le». Call flltt. Will commlulon, repeat sales. to $7800 per year. 9 to 12 months ex- SlTliATIONS WANTEDFcmale TIRES AND SOME EQUIPMENT — 4lft{WVift WE HF,ET> — Five or «lx, 2-3 bad ALLAIRE-FARROW No travil. Bmi reiumt to • Lear room Rental Home*, furnished or un- fltftlr Inc., Eoi W-l!8, Ttia Dally Unalva training progrim. Excellent MATURE WOMAN — Will c»re for Ovp.r $2300 worth of Urns and over RED BANK LUMBER TtOFEBaiONAL IWO GROOMING — KuliUr, ttti Bank. employment benefiti. Ho experience $soo worth o( rhelf stock and equip- Pearl and Wall, Peel Bank. 7*1-5500 furnished from SR5 to 83&(» per month necessary. children In her horns. Haass car ment, (flirured it dealer's cost). Pre- By appointment only. AKC poodl for Incoming peraonnel. THE BERO AGENCY. 747-1137 HAVE A PARTY PHOBIASM? —See and sclinauzer pupplea, 671-D621, AOENCY, IU. to, Mldilletown. 071-1000. REALTOR* FOK PERSONAL INTERVIEW fer to sell all at one net price. No A to 2 Rental Center. Hi J^ewmnn Member of Two Multiple T.lsllnltB COMMERCIAL ART WORK — Logoa, reasonable offer refused. Must flell. flprln_r» Rti., Shrcwshury. 741^010 NORWEGIAN ELKHOUND — AK APARTMENT OR COTTAOE — In Babysllllns Bervlc* By AcDOlntmint Brochures, Illustrations, Letterheads, 291-2555. attar 8 p.m. female. 13 weeks. SxccUent net fo Red Bank or aurroundlnr *rea for DIVISION CALL 671-0925 Consult UB on your plena, Borrtw the kids. First Rhota. W0MI1 112.1 Middletown 5 Corners 671-2590 Cartoons, «tc. FREE-LANCE. Excel- USED EQUIPMENT — Riding mow- chairs, table*. Hneiur, punch bowls, 5 CANHIE C0LL a young professional couple without McDONALD'S DRIVE-IN lent design background. Wrlto Boi ers, chain aawi. Ouiranleed at MON- coffee urns, etc. children. Maximum 9140 a month with CONTROLLER W-UB The Dally BegtBter, Red Bank. S^iS * utilities or (L20 without. Call M2-1974 199 Broad, Red Bank 741-3450 »25 Hwy 35 Hiadlelown MOUTH MOWER, Bt. 35, lilddletown. SCUBA TANK — Model Dacor with AKC TOY POOD7JB TOPPIE3 _ Re< evenings. manaremsnt t»m. Knowled.1* PART-TIME M0RNIN03 — Tram 8 WILL OIVK LOVIN(TCAFB — To 3 071-1073. J-valve, back pack- Best offer. Cal apricot. sharp'H bloodline. Reasonable. RUMSON RESTORATION" 0( U •••mtlal. Rid Bank ar«t. to 12, to work for maintenance com- or Tycar-olii cbW or worklnj moth TWO 12" SPEAKERS In cabinet f»r 747*795 M2-2753 or 7*1-0)51. FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS — nany. Qood starting salary, fringe Sr In my LltUe BtlvW Home. 3«-iM2. itereo. Call before 3 p.m. KITCHEN SET — Six ch*lr«, table SIAMESE KITTENS — CFA rtf Wishes 10 rent or buy on contract, $35,9C0 ttnt mum! ta Box 0-171, Th« Dally benerlta, paid vacation. Call 747-5568 YOUNG MATURE WOMAN — Ex 747-1964 Like new. (Formica, tap, leathp] tered. Very lovable, home raised. home on Navesink. Will pay up to ?4*rC Thl» hom« hail been totally rtmnflelm. RtfiiUr, RBH Bank. perlenced Europfan nurse seekj !ul npatai. 545. Bendlx ironer (mangle) per month. 6O0-418-8GG0, 9 to 4:30. 229 }V llvlnB room. Inrge rtinlnB room, si' SHORT ORDER COOK — Call (Ol lime r«sltlosltlon with Invalid or elder Is J50 74I-M73 after 4:30. Stud service. 741-7392. 6720 after 6. Kltchfin wllh walnut rt^ln.tii four ho^- appointment at HOMINY HIU. OOLF ii; Live l» preterrepreterrejj . Call 110 FIREPLACE WOOD OOUDEN RETKIEVER — 13 week rooms, (lrn or IHUi bptlrooin. two bathi. CI.UB, 4B2-9222. Pick-up or delivered. 28(-0924 ALL FIXTURES — Women'* flpparp) Wl>m,r> YOU BE INTERESTED ll New roof, wiring, plumblnj anrl car- a.m. lo ** . 23J-1910. Ai» (or W Include« two electric IVOR rnj-t\ regls AKC male. Exrellent with Wd». Fin ljo*rd*nK an elfifrly womnn in you pcllnt Hove tlilil la ivllliout tny TOOLMAKER AUTOMOBILE EBATUPIN Jsemann ter«. Bxocllent condition. All rea«on ahotn. Worth S150. sacrlflrt IV). CA Home? Unajle lo live alone. vVriti expense. And general building maintenance MAYBE ' ahlc Call M24fltf^4 WLVB COLLEGE INiy ,ZZI.gaX>. nox F-150. Tlie Pally Reglater. Re Eipirltnced, with load practical ahop Must have driver's license, Pull time your rool won't make It through Ihe OOOTl HOME WA~NTED - For Bank. p PAUL BRAGAR tnd math background, for worK on Xg"SSJfASi»a.SP o^yKe coming had weather. Johns-Manvllle DOO HOUSES — Xa-rge and small year round. Apply in person. M overnlBW. weekend". A«k for Diana Two room, winter, nummer convert rrown female kitten. Housebroken, TEACHERS PESIREa two- or three REALTOR oomplti 3-D aeorrntrio mapta and SCHWARTZ t SONS OHRYSLEK — My homo only. 671-flMO. roofing Installed properly. Free estl- Oroatpot. Call 671-0443. 7»l Broad St. ShrfWabury 747-E21 mold cavlUea. £l|bt, clean cUallengIng malei. ible. Storm proof. See them ttt CA- bedroom hone to renl Excellent ref- work. Overtime and many benefits. PLYMOUTH. HI W. Front St.. Red ARTI6TI0ALLY INCLINED - Per NINE COLLEOE, 35 TfclM Ave., Long GERMAN SHEPHERD — AKC male, erences. P!c««e call 2M-0919. 747-0221 Bnrlneired Piedslon Caitlnt Co., Bank. ion*Wc young lady dedres work In PROWN'S Branch. louschroken. All black. Six months. PallBftr Ave., Mlcidletown. 671-2424. irt Held or i» receiyttonlat. Ml-<333 "Our 4Sth Year" Excellent tempe-ramert. Sacrifice |50. SHREWS3URY MATUBE WOMAN — Deslrca baby 31 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7MO ANYTHING CANINE COLLBOE INC., 220-8TO. FURNISHED ROOMS CAR JOCKEY FOREMAN Jilting or elderly, nftemoons or eve- You- can think ot 1« window sliartes, Two«tr)ry Colonial. Llvlnj room with "inw own°tran»l)orteMon. ST2-OW- BILT-RITE COACH CAItRUGE — put on _your rollers Kn/«<, $1» a month up. call Resident Man- floor. Private entrance. Call 747-1041, KIRWAN CO. REALTORS Experienced In grounds, Jjoati »nd SAW, 18". Alter 7 p.m. 747-02M. 1250. Rattan home '^ar with 4 stools r. 222-8109. Bank, atatlna; qualifications. RtpUn Permanent position, Immedlata fcm. Caaual fnrndture. 747-5704. D-4 p.m.. 4-a p.m. iH0-f.Ul 75 Newman Bprlnga Rd. Red Bank k«M In iLrlctest confident*. opporiutiltlei, Complete com- hora«a. Oood references. Wrlle Box ELECTRIC KNIFE —Like new, K- 'REEHOLD — Furnished modern FREEHOLD — Room, private .. HOLMDEL iany-pafd benent prorrarn. For K-m, Ttlt Dllly RttWor. Red Bank. Pair Ice akates, never used, $5. Call SEASONED FIIUEWOOD apartment. Also one furnished elflcl- trance. Good location. Referenda. Al Beautiful modern ranch, with rour fmmetllate consideration; 787-0088. W2 PER CORD DELIVEnED ency. Snort/long terms. 462-1231. •o one furnished efficiency. 462-1599 bortroom., on 2% rolllrn acres. For- EQUIPMENT OPERATORS 291-1427 m«l ainlne room, dt-n wllh fireplace, John Dean or Ford backhoe, Caae CALL 239.6924 FINANCIAL RKFRtGEOATOn — ROA Whirlpool, RED BANK — Immediate avail- RED BANK — Large, clean. Parking. three mil iiatrn. All Anderson Thermo- loa>Htr operator. 671-6338. (35. Washing machine, O.E., $40. 2B1- PORCH B\UE — B5 Lajayette St. iblllty In charming RIVERFRONT TV allowed. Good location. Gentleman pane wlnrlnwa Enceptlnnal t BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 2255. Ruraiion, Friday, ret). 27, 10 to 4:3( HOME. On W. Front St., new shop, only. 741-2575. OOOD OProRTUNITY _ For will. CLERK N. o experienc_e. necessary, Baturdny, Feb. IS, 0 - IS. Household ping and transportation. One-bedroom Uig. IntclUcent man. No experience Full time and nart time, .. CARPET — Nylon, 12x18, with pad. ffoodles, clothrj, Tuppftrwn.rc. flic. LOVELY LARGE ROOM — Nicely necessary, will train an chemical op- person, CB9 SUPERMARK; WANTED TO PURCHASE $25. Small refrigerator, $J0. Lawn apartment, $135 per month. Two-bed- V 36 mower, $10. B!S.SM8. MBROHANDISB — De»k, chair, type- room apartment, $175 per montli. Call furnished. New home. Good neigh irtDDLETOlVN — TERniPfC BffVI erator. EIJlflTOMERS LIMITED. Main St., Keannburg. General Insurance ajency. Bel B writer, adding machine, filing cabi- Superlntendant at 741-3691. borhood. Close to lown. 741-0717. Three-bedroom ranch, 11; bithj. (Ire. Line RJ., at RR.. Mattwan. 738O710. GENERAL FACTORY WORK—Full- area. Call 741-2388. PINO PONd TABLE — complete. net. 872-1811. place, screened norcH. Attached ea- Regulation size, folds up tight, on SINGLE ROOMS — Clean, comfort- r;eo. Ovor-»lze lot, A-l. Near achorVU, COOK'S IIELrER — Or kitchen man. lime day shift. Mo experience npren- BEAUTY SALK)tJ FOR BALB - 1 GARAOS SALE* — Saturday, Pcb EFFICIENCY 'APARTMENTS —For able. Reasonable. Gentleman prefercd Pull or part-tlma, year round, Apply iiry. Mature man preferred. Apply dletown area. Ansentee owner. cViien. H" thick. A-l. fa, JWern 28 trom Et lo «. 22 Avalon Dr., New one or two. No peti. Ocean and Rlv.92 Wallace St., 741-3302. DON QUIXOTE INN, Hwy 31, Mill- in penson from II a.m, to 2 p.m. No 1231 after 8. APARTMENT SIZE — Four burner Shrewsbury. LotR ot BOCK! Junk. or View. Be& Brfgrt. HBO month. 291. ..wan. 5M-7677. phone calls accepted MILLER PLAT- Ras range. Clean and in _ood condi- 2375. HOUSB MUST BE MOVED — To INO CO,. INC., 17^7 Hwy 35, Mld REBTAURANT-DINER - Lease tion. 520. 261-3161. OARAOB SIOiE — FJ-1,, Sat. Feb. 27 now location before Jure. Beat offer AUTO BODY MEN AND MBCHAN- die town. avaJlaole. Tremendous opportunity 28th, Clothing, "jrlc-a-brac. 17 New A ROOMS — Unfurnished. Inquln GARAGES FOR RENT Jtetn four bedrooms, living room, din. |C8 — Call or apply In poraon. Lee's RELIABLE, CHEERFUL, 3OBEH with low Investment for erpertenced LAWSON SOFA — Brown »nd white, Monmouth Rd.. Mlddletown. Apt. 1 at 109 Locust Ave., Red in« room. Kitchen with cabinet* «nd n&raj/e, 8S3 Broadway, . W. Lone MAN To cook, drive and clean for operator. Qolnn buslneas. Beata 60 8V. $150. Ul»Tg!Sl5 Bank. LARGE 2 OR 3 — OAR GARAGE — appliances, enclosed norcli, b»lh, hoi Fully equipped. Owner IWII othw In Wllh office space, ldc.il for storage water baseboard heat, Ras furnace, Branch, 2223841. small Hum son adult family. Call MS- FREE INSTALLATION STUDIO EFFICIENCY — Jtonlnhed, or panel truck*. Call 787-4401 a.ior 3 not water heater. Corner Atlantic JIM after 10 a.m. terest-i Principals only. Call Mr, Jen BREAKFAST NOOK — White. Excel- February only...on our Prown'a Own carpeted. All utilities. No pets. Ocean Ave. anrl Church St., Hatawan. Tele- MLEa — FULL TIME — Experi- lenl condition, although dingy. Table p.m. r ence not necssary. Opportunity tot OPENINC3S FOn DRIVERS — For ion. 787-5778. evenings. white combination window. Don't mill and river view, gea Bright. 1130 phone S6«-lt. )0 or S6S-7385. Included. $&. 201.1585. this lilt. month. 281-2371). advancement. Apply Persament, Rt.. well cntajhllshed Ice cream route OLONfAL tlirec-beitnjom linuM... 18. Haiiet ria»a. •_ Dalesmen, seanon opens March 7, In- PROWN'S EATONTOWN—Lakerlew Ter., Tin. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE niUHt bo mnvM. 4.23 Mnln El.. Kflvport rfoor vans only. Oood opportunity to ton Ave. 'Spacious one and Lwo-bed- Inriulpc LoMah Con«t. Co., 6S7-72M or AUTO BODY MAN - Experienced earn money for college. Must be 18 "Our 4Sth ypar" room unfurnished garden apartments HOUSES FOR SALE M4.M39. » rm&nent work lor reliable man. and rtepcndaDle. can 671-1280 after HAMMOND 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7S00 Air • conditioned. Color coordinate! 3;30 p.m. Kvi day week, salary and Incentive, COLONIAL THRKK-PIECB - Living lltctlcns. Free nwlmmlng pool and TRAN8PRKRBI), Oil JUST OlIT- frlnie benefits. Apply In parson to TWO EXPERIENCED MEN WANT INSTRUCTION room, l»5. Dinette hutch. (99. Sxti gas. on-slte parking. I10S to SIM per DREAMBOAT r.Rownrc Toim HOME? — cull nr Mr. E. C. Vlcarl at MURRAY OLDS- ED ~ Full time. Have tiome knowl beige nig, »15. Three Formica table*, month. H2-O70o, or aee manager, Apt. write for AppleHrciok'a mnntlily Honiei MOBILE, 139 W.ihlnrlon SI., Perth rd£G ol general contrflctinjr work and ' PIANO - ACCORDION — ORGAN ORGAN J15. Two oak tonlca. J1S. 18" TV. twi J6-A. RIVERFRONT for Living maKnrJnc. Offers pictures, Arntoy. familiar with nmnl) hacWinc. Plcn.v P:ote»sl0na teacher and rnusidan. Ruby crib, high ohalr and dreMW Superbly located on the Shrewsbury prices, descriptions. Absolutely no IK) en. stnller. SI5. 871-18S6. ,,- -jARf.E THREE-BEDROOM APART- River, m .icren. CliiirminK .anal coj_ ni> otitaUon. APPLEBliOOK nnl working; roti(Utlonn, Apply In per- Alfred IlaJfredl, M2-1622 1ENT — In Emit Keansburg. Call AatNCY. ReaUon. 850 Hwy. 35. Mid- «on it 161 East Rd.. Beirord, after BNOWnLOWBU — S««.ra, purchwed a/ter I p.m. 74M81O; house with three bedrooms, 'i\ ballu. MESSENGERS 4:30 n.m. ______COMPUTER CAREERS 1 Paneled ««menr. Konr bedrooms, Uirra llcanse tnd nod record frinRc henotJta. Now -"jrancn of an old vliif'lfcPT, 265 Momnuth Park Hwy. NEW HAMMOND PAIR OOPPER VELVET — Prenph Dally lietlater, Red. Bank. hflths, two.car garage. Super eat-In cl dtlvlm »[«ty. entabllalied company. Excellent oppor- Weit Long Branch. Fauteull, dreisalng table, bencn. Love REALTORS mtehen. CIOJP to scliool. Ansilme null tunity. Call 730-OM4. CADETTE ORGANS (teal, matching chau. Prame.i, nut COMPLETELY FURNISHEn — Three- 600 River Rd. THA. By owner wno Is a Guilder. 143, OO0D SALARY CAR POLISHER AND GET READY Earn High Wages Now tcrchurn. Umbrella stands. Much niln room aoartment. ^!3 Arthur PI., Rwt Oft). Occupancy anytime. 7*1-3371. 0BNER0US BBWEFITa MAW — Five day week. Steady em- $555 812 3HC. Bank. Batwean g uaA 8 p.m. only. ployment. Twin fcoro Motor*. Inc. 131 (No experience needed) Includea hench, delivery. tn»tant-p!«y OARAnBSALB — 5 cents and up PURmSHED — NW... COLTS NECK (More Classified Ads Call 836-3000 East Newman Bprlngs R<>-, Red Bank book (lets you play songs on your own A lutlo 'olt ot overytAIn* from blrrl iipftjrtrrient, Nice and c Just right (or the large family. Cur or apply to Mr. leyler 30 MEN NEEDED . from tho «lart) and 6 weeks of lesson* only. No dogs or witn. On The Next Page) JANITOR WANTED — 9 p.m. to 12 •t no charge. COME IN FOR A FREH cagf-fl to old curtain stretchers. sru«- torn built, [ive-ltcdraoni, three-bath. p.m. Light Janitorial duties. Launder- DEMONSTRATION. antlquBs. Call 787-41(11 after 3 p.m. RED BANK — Two room* Furnished. all electric house In mint condition, ette. Permanent position. Apply 44 IMMEDIATELY Near Mtlroad and bus rtatlori. 747Beautifu- l ItrgB living room, kitchen, HESS OIL & Marlon St., Red Bank. For March training no<3 PORTItAlTS — Have your dog 1613. 7UWO7. , dining room, paneled ften with fire HOUSES FOR SALE Learn to pperata PR b-9300 forever prrflprvr-/! Jn oil or pastel. place, )»uniiry room, twwear naniBtr, CHEMICAL DIVISION HEAVY 300 Main St. Ajlrary Park Proresslonul arllst now working for ATLANTIC H1OHLANDS - Fur. BRANCH MANAGER CANINE OOLLEQE INC., 3R Third and loaded with extra*. S&3.50O. J. I). .Arn Bra da Hess EQUIPMENT Open dully 'til 9; Sat, 'til 5 MO pished apartment. Wa«erin>nt. R«- ROOHB, Realtor, Hwy 31, Colti Neck, TRAINEE Keep ymir present ]oh while tralnlnf Avc, Ionjc Branoh ned area. Three rooms, batli, jill 462-3741. FOR REAL SERVICE Corporation at our Btnlc licensed VA approved DOORS SECONDS illlltles. Immediate occupanoy. No experience noceemry, Iran Willlamslown, N. J. training site. Oood enough (or line u doon or d«nk UNPAINTED FURNITURE tore 1 or after 7 p.m., 2frt-sou. DUTCH COLOMlAb IN REAL ESTATE 1 KiM rii jtoort ftiilftry. Rapid flrtvuncerrtrni for TUITION TERMS AVAILABLE top*, in i-irid and itiftn. 2*"xS[>", KlKht roamti — (our lied rooms; V. *qunl opportunity employer a Job well dono. Many company bene- f Also 3liH)\*. rhalni. df«li8, cTicntB, Itnilis, butler'(><\ pay RED BANK LUMBER ATliANTin TO/VPi'wh fOST 17S iri'i'Mpftnpy. Apply Sfrplcn's, 101 Mon* Ornnri AVP.. I^nc Hr^nrK AntlmiPB MLS AUTO MEOHANlCfl - Kxpfcrl*ncR p.m. rrl. thi-oiifir v#nint« hnd wceKcndri, Bxporlenrr- All innlu'H iirw or \VUH\, (iinir/uiirni. [•Jiaractor a must. Wo train. Air n» Approved for Veterans Low as $25. Borpicn's ioi Monmnnth Iliiil, lft Willow Avn.. Eatdnliiwn, i aiprul but not iifioennnry, Apply In 1 Ira ,VViil«'i>lt l'laynrouixl. WIMUIII mi* i* jini iFniM*>ii * ...... Ht. NcKt ttt tlu'iittir 717-tnari. Accounting Moving and Storage W.A. . I'll Hi gmi. ^ ^""w^rtft/^axa . 1 Pearl and Head Iteslrlnging iwn Shopping cijntftr^^ttt^cflt ilL. .IEan- r°f.L?" Northeast Computer ~MIY~ANlV~"HKM. 3VVAC Kllni* "— BtovP. ]>owor maw^rn, u«cd eiiul|)innni Institute \illllly trnUpin, com cut inlxurn, btuy- ItROOItD KKKI'INIl. l»x inrvke. Emi-rlly mi linililivl nylon. II.W a HELP WANTED-MALE 1 slrnliil. Sturlltiii i:liiHt>a frmn 7f*c HELP WANTED-MALE c.ins. BWHI' Blu'l ' Ht. :i(I, THT-iHHO, noiieral accnitittliiK. Venr round. ANDERSON BROS. ItKl'flHIIjl.KH', !(1 Hrouil HI. Kutl 80 English n»'.n Red B» Whlti'lill! Ayalenui, Inc. 111-410:1. lli.nl, l INC. 747-4647 riftitio Fniiiiiii, yrnr old, nffvt'r lined, Htumlful to nen uivi hear, fico, call i Hujjiwith ... Adding Mnchlnrs-TjpcwrKcrs PACKING — MOVING riumblng nnd Heating MERCHANDISE TI7-U3J tflor 0 iuii. _ loin muilo (illticitvcr, JIW, Intnp, 3i:t STORAGE PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR »tpu l)il>li>, .TM AH It) CKiTlli'iit cimll AhlHNU MAfHINhia -- Tyiiewrltera ANIIKltitONJ'I.UMlUNil CO, FOIt SALE nt iinn»wmiBa •old. rriih"! rriinlrml, Bnriilro's, 101 Hi'pnlrN New ' Yuili. It.niii.lpliiii. MIW10 KOlt INTRHIOHM Mnimtriiitlt Ht,, fto.l Hank. 1I7-I1IS.V Kkate», • P/llll (•imtnir. wlro l M ,T tnriiT, $1 l?t, $44.95 CORRIGAN'S WITH PAPER CONVERTING lill fhn VK nlhi $1>S • IMS «, » nn.I In. fall J_l;______In nil you jrny tor II full oiw Inrl l.nt in buv (lift ilUnntnilfl you d'iii'1 1 1 1 I - ? Onklnnl Ht , Itt-il llunK UT-iltA lllt Mini 111 thlrk nliniilnitni cfitnltlnhtlitn nliimlnuii we.li' of IPI in temyli them for ymi A •Itfivnx tftp(» oiinr INSTAI.I.Kl). a Rln««, 3 icreon ~ OltOANS l ll Hlll' 'Ul lt[ 01 J'MiMJJINO JlfitlJiJT ,»n <1 ,mlj_- FIRM Imtrls, all liAMwAi'^. Mochanlc it 741-0030 Red bank rfioni rf mi ul Min H 1 Nm» anrl iwed nranils, Bplnali, Play Ken'no ttt "70n" w,ifil,lnK niftcliliid. PROWN'S (irncral Conlruclor. ; Di/» la til* growth «( «"' eomptn/ w* htv* an 6p*n!ng for • ra Hint work, Consul!*, UrrlghK Vully -inmirftd. Trine $1_\V ftl'j-lfrtR •Our inih Y»»t" Odd Jobs Itnofln^, Slillnj; k IIIMIIIIIIOII frftrn tili. HnlimllM wntala irom fill ,1J Urilncl Ml. Itfcl ManK T41 INK! • tu|ttrvlior on th» 2nd iMIl, 3:30 lo 12 a.m. Muit b* per week, FltBISIIOLD - UIMHAU iKi'""wnM>»n*"wtr(W~riCNfrK ""-•"• "r" PIANO AND rutriAN WAHIIIIIOIIIUI. IllRti. li> plpi*«, IV* *V InitR, $W. iir KI'IH'.HIIN" OAHINliTtl" "" liV»'e ; "wal l.iailT IIAHMN'J r»llnr«. R* OI.MHX rn . me Hunting uMi^x * Throrkmdrtml Bl,, Krmhnid. 461-I730. hunt A[ft>r, MB-7AS7, cntilnels In nlrt-li. KSM walloven, cimn liMiii.iii'Di n•>i in.-'i MUI E'lsnnitpii «tp«bl* tni •«p»rl«nc»d In tuptrvliinf both roiU and ftmtU ler t<»l> (onr-lniriiM- ran raniii', ftlnH r.-iRtvi .iennpil up. l-'iff csitiunifK. lur III' }ittll A,lillll"ll« Mlrrnllniii liufni-r. Itnofn anil New Hoiurn Cntinnlfi »tM-*tnt< Avply In eonfldanca wltb (JtlalUd rsiuma, complete prflprrly, Vxtt ("dlmnirn, M()ViNtr. 'MtmT~BKI,l'r"" iiriiirhiii, limrftl. fntu, two UUto* wltli Imnr-v lllll Villl KVK11 lIMAIt A MAN l'Mtrl;N'l'ltY Adillllnn's, imili'lliiii. CMtl, II JllNKB IMIlllhn ami INrtT^MT HKi'lliV/rAHY K,j.|Hrl r »te|is, fll.lciv.ilki. imllo mill Jain. lyiiing. nirim. iJiHiiiiH'ci.nii mtd hit]- with pait aatnlng rtcordi, lo Bon 234, Jriay Clly, N. J. 07303. PROWN'S iwi. ctmliN. IfcSlft with ^^^v^rM^U tfvr> Hinip nt • iiolt 0)> photoffiaiihr' wniiiniiiniiin: rmiv KI Hir fin 1 "Our tsib Y»«r" W«*hrr, dryer, Iwo rolrlgeri-tori. Cjlt ilima Just lint.' OANl.NHl caU/Snt Itrasoil.lhlo iiili-n, AIMJKI, 717-i^m. esllinntra, rill U.IKLMft 111K Kiiifliifi IIIIIM 'tHHi-t, AH,| ,Of»S, 33 J)rn«,1 Ml. 1\ti IlinM T41-7BOO 787*8110, ,, INC., 35 TMttt Av«.. Lon| Sranct) 21 -THE DAILY RtUSiLR, RLD BANK • MlDDLKroVUN. N. J. , HJ3IIIAKY 25, 1970 _ BOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOR SALE LEGAL NOTICE 19 Keelected

ASSUMPTIONS or AsniA Chances ar& FOR QUALIFIED BUYERS of fi.t PrttHMlyt U By First WE H>,VJ! UTTLE glLVKA vt Kour-bedrGurn C«pe Cod HtdH B» nk,, Ntw JJ*r** f y, u Bond Interest Differs our Two-bedroom, one-Blory f32,O0 1tur*diy. Mircb 30, 1970 at 8:00 Merchants Four-bedroom Cupn Cod . 150,000. Mb 30 1970 t Thrce-berjroom, two-itory }3S,000- o'cluck in the morning. FAIR HAVSN ALBERT H. KIRMS, Secretary Three-heilronm, twn-jttorjr K7.5OP. F«b. II, IS, 25, March t ' 19.00 ASBURY PARK - Stock' General Thrcebedroom Colonlll $32,000. BHREWSBIRT holders of First Merchants Threebrdroom Split NOTICR of your capital In an Immedi- 129,000. 7-3B7 By ROGER E. SPEAR nually from Social Security. National Bank have reelected Two-boilroom CColoniaa l Vu,000, ate - payment variable an- Electric JOSEPH (5. HIIKRIFF K MALE L. Other than our home we have I lie 19 members of the board BlIPERIOK <"OI:BT OF NKW IKR5KY Q — Will you please tell me nuity you would be guaran- t'UASVERY l»IVISIO\ $90,000 in savings accounts. of directors and heard that MON.MOUTII COUNT! where I can invest in munic- teed monthly payments far McCUE l.tK'krt No. K-7I8-6S ipal bonds at 9 per cent? We have no family so are not the bank last year accom- Computer Kfltontown National Hunk, H National Successful life, payments which could HE ALTO Ft Hanking A.isoclaUun, rinlntltf vs: Dun- T.R. interested in leaving an es- plished record growth. 30 IU1K5E nil. Rt'MBO increase with the rising tost ii! |\ McEntry mul Kilct-n A. Ate- A — I am afraid you are tate. How can this be invest- John (J. Hewitt, president, 842-2760 till wile, n ed for maximum safety at of living or decrease in the has the home iiy virtu* nf a rtiit ut execution in confusing two different Investing said net income fur » "'« RUMSON HKAL ESTATE the «hove atatrci scticn to iur illrevii-il, more than the 5 per cent event of a market recession. CENTER 1 shall CKI»'.).>*7 fur salt- &\ public \cn- classes of bonds, utilities and $1 578 316, equal to $1.21 per duo, at tlif Court House In Die rr*** * ~ 3 earned in the bank? G.L. ough of Krrtholil, County nf Moiiinoutli, tax-exempts. High grade util- share, compared with re- you're looking FIRST TIME OFFRREI> A — There are many inler- Pill ME) RESIDKNTIAI. AREA yew Jcrsfy, (JIJ Monday tho 16tl) d»y ity bonds, now selling lo yield slated net infonie for 1908 of SECONDS FROM BEACH of March. 1970. nt 1 o'clock I'.W. a slightly lighter calendar of esting options available with- KMslprii auinlard Time. 8.5 per cent to 8.8 per cent, Medical $1,141,049, or 88 cents per for. Rjtll shortly aflpr tvirn of \ht century, All tlut eerUln tract or parcel or are not tax-exempt. However, new offerings and encourag- in the general category of an- this (ilatfly mnjp?tlc hiime will afford Und and premises hminaftcr imr- share. you graclouc niodpni living. tlcularly dvHcrihi:*!, flltUiitv, lyinc and municipal bonds, which are ing comments by Treasury nuities — one of which would bolns in the Buroufli of Riim.Mni In Ihc probably fit your needs. One Aides Told He also reported that de- This flie-lifchi- cent when held to maturity. broker's bond department or, the variable annuity, has Of Insurance totaled a rerard $138,223,792 REALTY Traditional fireplaces, and et^osed ning point bring distant Hie lolloping bcameil cetilhRu Jiavc been prp.'prvot, coursea ami (ll.tiances measured alum; Although the tax-exempt if you are located in a larger merit. The theory on which and that the bank's, assets put all inotl^rnlzln£[ lias liecn done lo LONG BRANCH - At a 8 Tindall Rd., Middletown feature of these bonds sur- financial center, a bond deal- these operate is that pre- stood at $155,526,157. The fig- put tills home in excellent move-in Hit corner formed by the Intersectkm meeting of the Monmouth (Roberts Building) condition. Partly furnished- Must bo of said easterly aide nf Sailors Way vived recent tax-reform leg- er can apprise you of sched- ferred and common stock or ures iie said, "are the re- Been to appreciate. Asking $60,000. with the joullierly side ot Kumson Chapter, American Associa- STEVENS AGENCY, JtOiUl, viz: (1) Soutti ifl (legreps M islation, it will remain a uled bond offerings or one of equity investments have tend- sult of First Merchants men minutPB East 83.76 ffrt; then re \'2i prime target for future revi- the older discounted issues. ed to parallel inflation over tion of Medical Assistants, and women working compe- 671-5151 REALTORS - South 39 degreea 40 minutes East 67.77 guest speakers were Victor Astiury Park 778-5QRS reel; tlience (3) south M degreea 37 sions of the tax laws. This Tax-exempts in odd lots are a long period of time. Thus tently to service the banking KITS, and weekends, Le« fijiger, 222- minutes East 62.5E) fret; tlience (4t Quariglia, physician relations NEW COLONIAL 7585 South 47 degrees 1* mlnulpx East 71 S9 possibility has continued to not as easily sold as corpor- an annuity based on an equity needs of our customers." feet; and from said beginning point representative from the Med- Quiet Fair Haven location. Three ver; exert pressure on the tax-ex- ate or utility issues. portfolio would have a built- Mr. Hewitt also reviewed ]ir{e bedrooms. Abundant closets. 1! MWDLETOWN running thence U) North 6i degrees ical - Surgical Plan of N.J. baths, forrnnl dining room, first flno 17 minutes East 400 feet lit a point; empt market. Some recov- Q — My wife and I are re- in hedge against dollar ero- the bank's other accomplish- laundry. Basement find attached ga Four Bedrooms? YM tlience t2> South 21 degrees S9 nilnutrs sion. By investing a portion (Blue Shield), and Philip Ar- rase. Only 532,000. Living Room with Flreplice? Yes East 200 feet to a point; tlisnce <;JI ery of late has resulted from tiring this month on $5,200 an- ments. These included the Two Baths? Yes South 65 decrees 3 minutes West 355.05 mato, Medicare consultant naragf? Yen feet to & point In the easterly aide of startup of its IBM computer HERE YE! H£RE YE! 8'i% MortjfaKe Assumption? Yea Sailorj Way; thence, alon* the easter- from the Prudential Insur- 200 year old ColonlffJ; doll house on Close to Transporiatlon? Yea ly side or Sailors Way the following ance Co. of America. system and the opening of quiet Little Silver nlrerl. 100' lot. Close to School? _ Yes courses and distances <4j North 33 branch offices in Asbury Charming living room with fireplace EXPENSIVE? NO degrees 54 minutes West 22.53 feet, and l)panif(i celllnK, dining room, quiet (5) North 31 degrees 22 minutes West They discussed current in- Park at Asbury and Ridge den, updated kitchen, three bedrooms SO.73 feet; (6) North 37 degrees 22 Warning Given by Dr. Mide two tuH hafhfl, basement and garage ONLY $24,000 minutes West 62.89 feet; (7) Norlh it surance coverage and pro- Aves. and in Upper Freehold Larjrr flcroenrd r>nrch. Oozing with degrees 26 minutes Went 51,14 feet to Charm. Only $32,500. BEACH AGENCY, Realtor the point or place or BEGINNING. cedures from the standpoint and Manalapan. Member Two Multiple LIMinu Being commonly known and desig- Approximately 91) per cent TED HALL AGENCY —Over 400 Homes- nated as No. 3 Bailors Way Jlumaon, of the medical assistant. 19* Rt. 35 Mldilletown N. J. New Jersey, About 'Seeing' Sun's Eclipse of the bank's 1,300,000 shares Realtors S42-262S Optn J D»>i The approximate amonni nt (he judg- TJ3 River IM. Fair Haven Eves: 931-4168 Mrs. Miriam Harber of were represented at the meet- ment to be satisfied by said aale Is the He said you put a pinhole in. foil and make a pinhole in 842-4200 •urn or s;i,4«.O0 together with the costs TRENTON — Dr. Joseph Oakhurst presided over the ing. Directors are: 4)4% MORTGAGE of this aale. Miele of Middletown, presi- one piece and hold this at the foil. The Sheriff hereby reserves the right business meeting, at which Carroll W. Barclay Jr., HOME AND INCOME dent of the Monmouth-Ocean your shoulder while facing "Next, cut a hole slightly What a build Infe! What an opportun!- ASSUMPTION to adjourn this sale without further Mrs. Lillian Monroe of Nep- president, Delicious Or- Iv! This exceptional buy has proved On our four-bedroom Split. Weil carpd notice by publication. County Optometric Society, away from the sun. Hold the larger than your head in the Its turning power from contention. for nine-room homf, plus l !j baths DATED: January 21, 1970 tune City was named chair- chards, Inc.; Erik C. Bertel- Two two-bedroom apartments, living and sarage. Over 100 yds. wall-to-wall PAUL KIERNAN, Sheriff suggests tVo methods of other piece of cardboard in bottom of the box so you can room, dinlnc room, large kitchen. iu. carpetinK and appliances. Cyclone Ptvlllp Jacobowitr man of the nominating com- son, senior vice president; cur RarHRP, larfie enclosed porch. Mo\> Atty. "seeing" the eclipse of the sun front of you and move it until slip it over your head and Into one apartment and let your tenant fenced -in private ha.ckya.fd with 16x mittee to present a slate of J. Wolcott Brown, vice chair- fti the other pay vour expenses. Vn- 31 swlmmlnfr pool. Moving to Florida. Feb. 18, 35, March 4. 11 March 7 without looking at it. the rays of the sun, coming then seal all light holes with derprlced at S2S.60O. Call (or Immedi- Full prica $31,500. 671-0006. candidates for office at the man of the board; Thomas ate appointment. The easiest method is through the pinhole, focus on black tape. NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS April meeting. P. Doremus, Red Bank attor- RUMSON RANCH SUPERIOR COURT known as the "pinhole cam- it. "To view the eclipse, place ALLAIRE-FARROW OF NEW JK11SKV The meeting was held in ney; C. Donald English, pres- Unbelievable! Three-bedroom etarter era." You take a shoebox and the box over your head fac- or retirement home in excellent area. CHANCERY DIVISION He said the "sunscope is a the Family and Children's ident, Mount English Sales AGENCY Tall trees. Close (o beach, transporta- MOVMOtTH COUNTV put a hole in one end with a ing toward the plain piece of tion and school. Asking I2S.O00, DOCKET NO. F-lMO-e? Service Center here, and a Co.; James Forsyth, chair- REALTORS STATE OF NEW JERSEY pin or needle and point this, more sophisticated way to white paper. Aim the pinhole Membnr or Two Multiple IJaUncs RAY VAN HORN AGENCY To letter was received from the man of the board; Lester H. Bahyalttlng Sprvlce Ry Appointment itBAL/rons JESSE N. BAILEY, his Delra, de- at the sun. You can then see view the eclipse. Here is how behind you toward the sun 80* River IW. 7(7-1100 Pair Hiv«n service acknowledging re- Grubman, president, Progres- Middletown 5 Corners 671-2590 visees i,nd personal representa- the image of the eclipse at the you make one: and watch the image on the 199 Broad, Red Bank 741-3450 tives, and his. their or any of cript of gifts and clothing. sive Life Insurance Co.; $7500 ASSUMPTION their successors In right, title and opposite end of the shoebox. paper." Interest, and MRS. JESSE N. "Fasten a piece of white Delegates to the annual Amory L. Haskell Jr., vice COLTS NECK Three bedrooms, living room, [lining BAILEY, wife of JESSE N. paper over the inside of one Dr. Miele said under no cir- room, eat-in kitchen, basement, at- BAILEY, Defenda.nts. Dr. Miele said if you have state meeting in Atlantic City president, Rowan Industries, • Low Taxes tached garage. Landscaped lot. Con- cumstances should anyone venient to school! and transportation You are hereby summoned and re- no shoebox, you can still fol- end of an oblong box mea- in April were named and Inc.; John G. Hewitt, presi- • • Low Maintenance Full price 528,900. Call for appoint- quired to serve upon ReutaUie, Corn- look at the sun through bin- ment OROWELL AGENCY, 188 Broad well, Mausrvcr A. Carolenuto, Esqs., low the same principle by us- suring about one-by-two-feet. plans were made to compete dent and chief executive, offi- • LOVELY HOUSE St. 741-4030. Attorneys, lor Plaintiff, whose ad- ing two pieces of cardboard. Then cut a one-inch square oculars, telescopes, smoked Just look fit some of the features of dress Is 3* Broad Street, Red Bwik. in the poster and spring hat cer; Solomon Lautman, at- • this beautiful three-bedroom ranch. New Jersey O77OI, an answer to the hole in the opposite end of the glass, sunglasses or a pinhole Living room with fireplace, large kitch- HOLMDEL $47,500 Complaint filed In a civil action, In LEGAL NOTICE competition to be held at torney; A. Elmer Massey en, ceramic tfle hath, paneled rien, Four bedroomfl. Centrally air condi- Which SHIRLEY BANKS and ADA box, cover it with aluminum in a card. dining room, laundry room. Paneled tioned Colonial. Den, formal dining RANKS are Plaintiffs, and JESSE N. the convention. Jr., chairman of the board, playroom. Hot-water heat. Additional room, 2*4 baths. Finished game room. BAILEY, et ats, a,re defendants, pend- NOTICE OF BIDS Mrs. Beulah Willis of As- 20x36 pains room with fireplace In Convenient location OAIlL P ZEL- ing In the Superior Court oi New The Board ot Education or Holm- Genung, Inc.; M. B. Mc- basement. Large brick patio, lovely LBRS, Realtor. 946*4443. Jersey, within 35 days after March del Township will receive BldJ for bury Park was program landscaping. Too manv more extras the following on or before 2:00 p.m. Davitt communication con- to mention. All for J*3,5W>. Hurry! We 4, 1970, exclusive of such date, ir you Wednesday. March 11, 1970, at th« chainnan- for the meeting have the key. J. D. ROCIIE, Realtor, UNOrtOFT — California ranch 15 tall to do so, !h« relief demanded Jn Administration Offices or the Board. sultant; William H. McEl- Hwy 3J. Colts Neck. 462-2741. years old Natural wood shingle sid- the Complaint will be taken against Hlllcreat Road, RD Holmdel, New ing. 1.29 acres. Two-car saraee in you by default. You shall file your Waives Hearing and refreshments were wain, retired, former presi- front and aide. Fully Undsuaiietl and aiiawer and proof of service In dupli- j6™l!pUPILt TRANSPORTATION served under the direction of treod. 38' x 22" pallo with brick bar- cate with the Clerk of the superior dent Jersey Central Power & HILLSIDE RANCH becue. Charcoal hartecue In kitchen. VEHICLES Ferreot location lor easy access to Court, State House Annex, Trenton, Bids shall be prespnted In a Healed Mrs. Elena Thorn of Inter- Light Co.; Kenneth H. Mc- Little Silver ranch. Large HvJng room Parkway, Brookdale College, Uncroft New Jersey In accordance with the envelope and bear the name of Ule laken, social chairman. with fireplace, formal dining room, Grade School and shopping area. Un- rules or civil practice and procedure. Bidder and be marked "PROPOSAL Queen, retired; James S. huge country-style cat-In kitchen. Four believably priced at $44,500. CALL This action has been instituted for In Narcotics Case large bedrooms plus two full baths, MULLANEY REALTY, before it's The Board of Education reserves Parkes, vice president, Lawes Hot-water baseboard heat throughout. gone 671-5151. the pui-pose of foreclosing a ctr- the right to accept or reject any Full basement. Two-car attached ga- tain certificate of tax sale, affecting bid In whole or In part, to waive son of Lightmile, Ala., was Coal Co.; Dr. Eugene F. rage. All on lovely landscaped 130x155 lands In the Borough of New Shrews- Immaterial tnformiilmes, to award LONG BRANCH - Domi- hillside lot. Many, many extras In- FAIR HAVEN — Having trouble find- bury, county o/ ilonmoath tnti State contracts at Us discretion, >.i well nick Vincelli of 400 Sairs Ave. picked up Feb. 11 He was County Sued Rockafeller, dentist; David cluded In asking price of $50,000. 842- In (c a. house that fits your budgetO of New Jersey, situate on Peach m trie richt to reject any or all Bids, Here la a three-bedroom home with Street, and known us Block 13A. Lot .1 [ienrned In the best Interest al Ule waived hearing for grand also found guilty of careless W. Russell, president, Russell living room, dining room, e&Mn kitch- 3 on the Official Tax Map of the Board to do so. Oldsmobile - Cadillac Co.; E. *K?RWAN CO., REALTORS en and with cxtra« you'll want. As- Borough of New Shrewsbury, which D F 97 jury action on two narcotics driving on the same date suma.ble raortRage, [[replace, carpet- certificate was executed by the Tax For Injuries Donald Sterner, president, 75' Newman Springs Rcl., Red Bank ing Find basement. Asking $27,500. %VSecretary ^V charges yesterday in Munici- and fined $75. Call us. we'll be happy to show you. Collector of (he Borough ot New Holmdfi Township Sterner Coal and Lumber j COLTS NECK CAMASSA AGENCY. Realtor, 4 ParK- Shrewsbury on NovDmber 8, 1965, Board of Education pal Court here. Judge Cohen also assessed At last, the perfect home In an Ideal er Ave.. Little Silver. 741-6336. and which was recorded in the Mon- Hllkrcst Road Co., and Harry C. F. Worden, setting, chosen for Ideal nchool die- mouth County Clerk's Office on June RD Holmdel, New Jersey 07733 Vincelli was charged with the following fines for traffic To Woman 25. 1988. In Book 2716 of Mortgages, trlct, tow tax base and superior neigh- SrACE FOR REAL LIVING — En- '•b. 25 W. ?i violations: Francis L. Kelly, former funeral director. borhood. Executive mobility dictates ioy family life to tbe fullest in tnia ge 422. , ,.,..,,- possession of heroin on one FREEHOLD — Mr. and we must sell our lovely Colonial on big home designed: wffh mothers in You and each of you are made de- NOTICE charge and use of narcotics •501 Lake Ter., ?10 for disre- The directors reelected Mr. over an acre, attractively landscaped. mind. Pour large bedrooms, three fendants In the above entitled action !5l Mrs. Walter S. Gawron, Free- Hewitt president and chief More than 30 young trees dot the baths, separate dining room, acreen- because you have or may claim to SIIEHIFFS SALE and possession of a hypoder- garding a traffic signal; lawn. Five bedrooms, a paneled fami- ed-In porch and paneled family room. have some right, title, lien or other SUPBKIOR COURT OF NKW JERSEY hold-Smithburg Rd., Freehold executive officer, and Mr. ly room with fireplace, eat-In kitchen At $3o,000 we know of nothing com- interest affecting the real estate be- CHANCERY DIVISION mic needle on the other Mon- Samuel E. Crawley, 175 Long parable. Call now. E A. ARMSTRONG MONMOLTH COUNTY Township, filed suit in Superi- plus formal dining room] , paneled base- ing foreclosed, by virtue of owner- Forsyth, chairman of the ment came room; 2 i baths; two-cat- AGENCY, Realtor, 555 Proapeot Ave., ship. Inheritance, descent, intestacy, Docket No. F-4693-88 day night at the Phillips 66 Branch Ave., $25 for disre- or Court yesterday against rrage. By appointment only. Call 542- Little Stiver. 74M50O. device, dower, curtesy, mortgage, Trie Klsaell Company, Planllff vs: Rob- garding a school guard and board. «57R deed or conveyance, entry cf Judg- ert H. Ruban and Jean V. Ruban, hla station in the West End. City Monmouth County for in- ment or other legal or lawful tight. wife, et al.. Defendants- Magistrate Stanley Cohen set leaving the scene of an acci- juries Mrs. Gawron suf- TRADE IN YOJR HOME! LOTS AND ACREAGE The nature of which and the reason By virtue of a writ of execution tn dent; Harry Behr, 3230 Sev- Is your home now small and crampprf? that you and each of you are Joined the above stated action to me directed, bail at $2,500 on the first fered when she allegedly fell The Villa now too large and SSXt as defendant* Is act forth with par- I shall expose for sate at public ven- enth St., Jackson Heights, $30 Have dreams of a new modern home? HOLMDEL - Building lot high on ticularly in the complaint, a copy of diie. at the Court House In the Bor- charge and $1,000 for the on county Rt. 537. Offer Basic Want to relocate In a prestige area? hilltop with fantastic view. Will build which will be furnished you on re- ough or Freehold County ot Monmouth, second. for driving without rear B~t to assume a low Interest mortgage? to suit or "u la". Asking (24,000. quest addressed to the attorney ot New Jersey, on Monday, the lfith day The suit charges that the Anv other reasons to make the trade? 542-3377. the plaintiff at the above mentioned of March, 1970, at 2 o'clock, P.M. lights and without license or Cill for the facts on house trading. ddre.ifl. Eastern Standard Time. Judge Cohen -also fined county did not taper off the The safe, jure guaranteed way lo buy, BUILDING LOTS — Middletown registration in possession; Course In KIltWAX CO. Airport Plaza, Hazlet Township Locust area. All Improve- Dated: February 9.-1970 All the following tract or parcel of Gerard Marchand Jr., 28 E. road edge which left a dan- Moving- out of state? Call for listings ments. Call 291-9371. MORTIMER G. NEWMAN, JR., land and the premises hereinafter par- Denise K. Yeager, 541 Sum- and brochure. Affiliates In 50 atatei. ticularly described, situated, lying and Riverside Ave., Red Bank, gerous condition from the Clerk of the Superior Court being In the Township of Matawan In mer St., $10 for careless driv- Member 2 Multiple Listings. FIVE ACRES — Wooded, 15 mile* Reuastlle, Cornwell, Mausner & $25 for illegal possession of travel portion of the road to ' Wall Street' Phone 264-7200 Open 7 davs 9-9 we«t of Atlantic City. HMO or £2000 Carotenuto, Esqi. the County of Monmouth and State of ing; and Tom Barkaukas, 73 and assume $30 monthly payment*. 31 Broad Street New Jersey: alcohol by a minor on Feb. the shoulder portion. The LINCROFT - For "do-ty BRAND NEW CONSTRUCTION S278. Red Bank, New Jersey 07701 Being known and designated as Lots 8. Norwood Ave., ?5 for failure By master craftsman. Beautifully de- Feb. It. 18, 25, March 4 $75.00 771, 775 and 776 In Block 23 an shown county also did not place any yourself" investors or nevy- •lgncd split level in Fair Haven. Three COLTS NECK on a certain map entitled "Map of Also in Municipal Court to park off a roadway. large bedrooms, tiled bath plus two Section No. 1 CIlHwood Beach, Mata- warning devices in the area comers just considering in- 10 ACRES NOTICE wan Township Monmouth County, New Gary Conforth, 73 Oakwood lavatories. Large family room. Base- Jersey, which map was filed In the two men were found guilty to advise pedestrians of the ment — Two-car garage. S38.500. Beautifully rolling land with small vestment possibilities, Brook- SHERIFF'S HALE MonmouLh County Clerk's Office April of drunken driving and each Ave., was found guilty of fail- RUSSELL M. BORUS atream on dead-end street. Exception- dangerous condition, it added, dale Cpmmunity College is of- al value tor {29,500. CARL F. ZBL- SI I'KHIOR (;utKT 3, 1821 as Case #68-1." fined $205 and given two-year ing to use a turn signal and REALTORS LERS, Realtor. 946-4440. OP NEW JERSEY Being also known and designated as Mrs. Gawron was walking fering the course "What's Go- LAW DIVISION 774 Plnehurst Drive, Matawan Town- license revocations. Herman fined $5 while Patricia Smith •00 lUvtr Rd. Fair Haven RIVER FRON1 T BUILDING 8ITE MONMOUTH COUNTY ship, Monmouth County, New Jersey, from the Smithburg General ing on in Wall Street?" Secluded Red Ba.nk street, well ele- of Scotch Plains was fined vated, located with sweeping water Docket .No. L355M-M ielng the same premises conveyed Etz of 106 Broadway, was Store to her home Nov. 23, The four-session course will MIDDLETOWN *33,50O view. Bulkheaded. Includes boat house J10S736fi to the IilorigagDrs herein by deed ot arrested on the charge Aug. $25 for abandoning her car Four-taed rooms, dining room and large with guest apartment. City sewen. Essex County 8ta.te Bank, a New Jer- John Q. Thompson, Jr. and Helen R. 1958 at 5:15 p.m., said provide a basic education in game room. Two-car garage. Conveni- ley banking corporation, Plaintiff vs: Thompson, his wife, of even date here- 6, I960. Julian William Wil- •n a roadway. ent to transportation, BChooTn and shop- m5 John Robert Gunther, et il., Defen- with, and recorded simultaneously with the suit, when she stepped off the world of money manage- ping. Many eitras with property. 5'4% TEO HALL AGENCY the mortgage In the office of the Clerk mortgAga available with payments of dants H73.01 per month. First Aowlng. Call Realtor* By virtu* of a writ of execution In of Monmouth County, New Jersey. the edge of the road and ment, and will acquaint the 733. River Rd. « F«lr Hiven the above staled action to me directed, Also Included herein as part of the she fell to the shoulder, new investor with the vocabu- 842-4200 I shall expose tor sale &t public ven- mortgaged premises above described ""WALKER i WALKER, Realtors due, at the Court House tn the Bor< are gaa range, 13 wood windows, breaking her left leg and suf- lary and facts of "Wall HWY 35 871-3311 MIDDLETOWN ougli of Freehold, County or Monmouili, LEONARDO — Conner lot, 50x100, >«k- icreens and 2 alum. comb, doors. B'nai B'rith Service (Open 7 Daya) Ins I5.0OO, New Jersey, on Monday, the 2nd day The approximate amount of the judg- fering other injuiress. Street". MIDDLETOWN • LOCUST - Approxi- of March. 1970 at 2 o'clock, P.M. ment to be satisfied by said sale Is COLTS NECK mately % acre, $8,000. Prenliinr Time. the turn of JH,315.90 together wllb ihe J. William Boyle of Free- Subjects to be covered In- Brand new four-bertroom. 2'^-bath Co- All the defendants' right tltl« and costs of this sale. lonial, and only $52,500. Surprising, LEONARDO — Two lotl, 60x125 «>ch. hold represents the Gawrons. clude: buying and selling pro- but don't worry, all the rest of the A-klnc $5,500 each. Interest, It any, tn and to the follow- The Sheriff hereby reserves the Award Is Presented rooms come with it, plus luxury nuch LEONARDO — Buslnesa loncd. 82x1100, tng: right to adlourn this sale without fur- cedures, dollar cost averag- a* dual-ione-heat and custom pine asking 51100. ALL that tract or parcel of land, ther notice by publication. ing, market indexes, trends aneJed cabinet*. CaJJ tor appointment. MIDDLETOWN- LOCUST — Approxi- iltuate, lying and being In the Borough DATED: January 13, 1970 ELBERON — Approxi- its 60 years of outstanding J. D. ROCHE, Realtor, Hwy 34, Colts mately one acre, *12.50O. of Fair Haven, In the County of Mon- PAUL KIEHNAN, Sherl/f. humanitarian service. of earnings, how to select a NVck 462-2741. MIDDLETOWN • LOCUST — 214 icrei. mouth In the State of New Jersey, as Arthur K, Slrkls mately 150 guests attended Injury Suit on top or Chapel Hill, heavily wooded, shown on & map entitled "Section A. Atly. Gordon N. Litwin, former stock, mutual funds .and other P.ED RANK - RUMSON AND MILES privacy. Asking 119.000. Knoll wood, the suburb of Red Bank, Feb. 18, 25, March t, 11 157.00 the gathering at Temple Beth AROUND — Multiple Llitlngs. Send tor N. J,, owned by George s. Ingraham, mayor of Little Silver and vital areas of information. free catalog o! modest homes, farms, STERLING THOMPSON William 11. R. White and Enslc- M. 7-2 U Miriam when Joseph Finkel paHMai nuroson estates, waterfronts, AND ASSOC. White" made ^>y Enaley M. White, SHGRIFF'ft SAMS president of the Family and Is Settled T*e course runs on Thurs- acreage, lotn, business opportunities. E., Red Bank. N J., August 30, SUPERIOR COURT RAY STIU.MAN, Realtor 340 Hwy 35 Middletown 1023 and filed In the Monmouth Coun- OF NUW JBKSLV • Lodge presented the B'nai Children's Service, accepted days beginning tomorrow "Our 52nd Year" ty Clerk's Office June 30, 1924, more CHANCERY DIVISION B'rith Community Service the award. niffht, from 8 to 10 p.m. It will g*8 Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury 741-8600 747-5600 particularly described u follows: MONMOCTII (;OUNTV For $22,000 BEGINNING at a point on the north- Docket No. Fm-TO Award to the Family and A musical program featur- be held at the offices of Halle HOLMDEL TIRED OF THAT erly aide of Ha.rva.rd Road, said point People* National Bank of Monmoulh ing Mrs. Toby Lowenstein & Stieglltz, in the Monmouth WOODED LOT being four hundred and fifty (150) County, a national banking tsaocla- Children's Service of Mon- FREEHOLD — Settlements Five-bedroom Colonial under conitm.- OTHER MARKET7 feet distant westerly from the con* tlon, Plaintiff vs: An tone Ue Ruhlno, and Harold Arm at the piano, Shonmng Center, Eatontown. ton. Formal dining room, den with crete monument located on the north- et als.. Defendants totaling $22,000 have been ap- fireplace, 2U baths. Choose your uuii west corner of Cambridge Avenue and By virtue of si writ of execution mouth County. completed the evening. Instructors will fie Kenneth colors. Exceptional value. $59,900. ISN'T IT TIME FOR THE Harvard flout!: thence (I) In a north- In the above stated action lo me di- proved by Superior Court erly direction at right angles to Har- rected, I flhaij expo.ie for aale" at Joseph D. Stein, president Dunlap of Investors Diversi- v public vendue, at the Court House MDDLETOWN - Privat«~»a]eTsmafl REAL ESTATE MARKET? vard Rond one hundred fort n1"« of the lodge, spoke of some Judge Andrew A. Salvest' in fied and Allen Davies, Jack two-hedroom houno. Modern kitchen. and ninety-eight hundredths (Kfl.Sfl) In the Borough nf Freehold. County City sewers. Low taxes. Lower monlh. COLTS NECK — One acre, complete- feet tn a point: then ft f'> beRln"!"* of Mon mouth, New Jersey, on Mon. of the highlights in the 127- an accident case involving a Gordon and Hubert Sweeney, Jy expenses. Asking $11,300. 787-7302. ly wooded lot. Beech and oak. Nice again at the aforesaid Beginning point day, the ftth day of Man:h, 1170, Settlements location. 112,900. and running In a westerly direction at 2 o'clock, P.M. Prevailing Time. year history of B'nai B'rith. all nf Halle & Stieglltz. AJDDLEfdWJ Urgp^hree^d along the northerly line of Harvard All that certain trad nr parcel ot Cliffwood girl and her room. two-bath ranch. 20x20 living MARLBORO TOWNSHIP - T.4 acre*. RQ&IT navenly five (T5) f<*«t lo a land and premiaea hereinafter par* James M. Long, executive mother. Information or registration room, dining room, kitchen, knoLty Partially wooiled rolling land. Kxcel- point: thence (3) In a northerly dl- tlLiiiariy (kncrH'ed, ulttmte, lying and Set in Suit contact is the Community plnp den, full basement, two-car jta- lent location. Great buy at ll&BOO ruction n Tiltel with the first course being In the Borough of Kcansburg, director of the Family and ratie. "!i acre lot on dead end street. In the County nf Mnnmouth ami Stale ' All In excellent condition anil only one hundred and-forty nine and ninety- Children's Service, described Barbara Bnhm, 12, nf Cliff- Service" Division nf Bronk- M2.JJO0. THE K1RWAN CO. Ilarltin COLTS NECK - Approximately M seven hundredth* (149,97) feet more or of New Jersey, and numbered and ori«p 787-6600. Member of both Mul acres, Ht«h aril dry. Ovtr 2,000 ft. lens to a point: thence (4) In art ingulnhi-fi njt Lot Number 721 in the services rendered to resi- wood and Carol Ann Ivan, 11, dalc, 7R5 Newman Springs road frontage. Sice pond Very fertile easterly direction seventy five (75> Block No. 32 on the Map of Building For Injuries tlplfiS •oil. Asking (3,000 per acre. feet to the ending point of the first Lots of New Point Comfort Beach dents of Monmouth County. of Sayrcville were passengers Road, Lincroft. GROW1NO FAMILY? Four-bctln con me, Company at KeaniOurg, Monmouth Can* Cod on "no traffic" stroet. Two couniv. New Jercey. FREEHOLD - Superior baths. Rnftemenl. $29,000. ELLEN 8, ILLMENSEE AGENCY, Melvin Kohn, assistant ex- In a car driven north onto HAZELTON, Ileator, 13 W, River Ths premises are alio described •• BEGINNING at a point In Hie Court Judge Clarkson S. Fish- Realtor Rl. 31 follow*: V{1 RcL. Iiumson. 843-3200. 452-3172 Coin Neck itni'.heaslRhy nliip nt Buy View A - ecutive director of the N.J. er yesterday approved settle- the southbound lane of the Recommend 3 PREMISES known SJ #90 Harvard at a point of In tinted Inn of the *RUMa'oN — "EJCOPIIent ~7onrtIUon" ._ Raid, Fnlr Haven, N. .1., taken from nalil coutht'WitpMy utrti- of Itnv VU-iv ments totaling $8,350 for a IB- ynirn old on a large l»t In IICBL area. survey for Rohert Qunlher, by Rnb- Highway Authority, pre- Palisades Interstate Park- Morlgane available, \ bedrooms. ;i REAL ESTATE rrt Qrrtnbcrfc Annoi-Intes, June 6th, Avenue with the southwest oily Mile year-old Neptune boy and his For Scholarship hilUm. Dining tftiim, ent-in ki-trnen, or Lot V1Q on MI 111 Mii|i; nnhl imlnt sented the award and compli- way, Highlands, N.Y., by fflmJJy room, screened porch, pailo. man tiPlng 22IS fRPt (mm Ihe anulhwcnterly mother In a lawsuit arising IN A HURRY Td SELL? nfeniNMN'n on the noNhwexterty aide ot f-'enlftr Avenue an menmirM mented (he organization for Nancy S. Duncan of Railway FREEHOLD - State and ; : : •Id* line of Harvard Rood (heroin nlniiK thf HouUit'iifilcrly n|(]«> i»r Jfty from an accident in Long En TLiC~SirVRh~ '-" ~b|rter" ho We buy homen Immediately for rush. illitnni "iiitliwe-iprlv W fe^t fmm VldW AvenUP; tlitn{:i> rutinliiB f I» on Aug. 9, 1967. A head-on county engineering societies Thrrc tifdiooiriM, dining rnum, ; No red lane. Call BILL KINNKAfl, ths went side f>r ('ambrlrigs Avf. from •Uil) 42 iti-Krem i,V inK tnld Jot T.IH, paid by fiobert A. Liming of The court approved a sel- for the Monsanto Kngineer- For IIOMIPS, Mtfttp fnrmi, ng, grres m mlnntpK went 7.1 feet, thenr* 2.1 rpft i*i lot Vri on -itid inap; Take Tents Saturday wntprfronu, Itiialtie r-.v imiuntrtnl nn iriutti 2H [Ipfrrni-K (M) mliii]trN vn*\, thmii* C\) nortlj \'l di>(rt>i'R iV west Paul Ave, Eatontown, owner tlement of $4,180 for Miss in;r Scholarship. hl tl Ml.97 fret to (tip nfarrinrntlonM nortli- fir wi>4tprly fltdr llrif of Mnrvnnl Hna.i. wild 1IAZLKT - More than 135 and driver nf a car which RAY H. STILLMAN, Ronltor herein stonK n*ld lot n'l. ifKI feel liohm of 18 Ocean lilvd., The scholarship app||. I hen re Mi s|f>ng the mid n\t\c line of nf llnv freshmen and sophomores at went off .Inline Ave, Long Cliffwood, anil $1,820 for her "(Inr «!ml year" imrvnrd IHHHI. north Hi ttrgrm f)t IllfU Ill north a cations will lie reviewed by Mn.TII'I.E I.IHI'INli HKIlVinK minulrn **«t 1!\ fer-t to Die pMnt or 1 17 mt ni'ifiK Ihf ulhr Kit' Haritan High School will take Branch, and struck a build- mother, Mrs. Kileen Fiohm, filH Hwy II.I HIlrnwBtiuiy 7ll-^*KK) \t\nif nt HEOINNINfl ftrly ildr of liny View the National Society or Pro- 11FINO known nnrt duta-nnli'ii Hi <• (inlnt or iilnri; IIF.OIN- National Educational Devel- ing wliilc carrying Richard I who Incurred medical ex- fessional KnglneerB. WK CAN MULTIPLE LIST Iy»t N». 7^, «« nli'iwn fin ii ninj) e'i* MNfJ Wortli ol 11 Hiding (iun Club penses; $11,450 for Miss Ivan tilled "flection "A" Knollwooil", rnftrte Tlilt (l*-»iMl|(||')ri 1^ tnk The throe boys will lio YOUR HOME a opment Tests (NEDT) on Sat- t,v Eanlcy M. White, i\ K., /ted Mink, irvey mate hy Frank Place, Neptune. and $1,559 for her father, Ruesls of the New Jcrnoy So- Cill todiiv nnrt glvi> (IPIMIIB nnrl Mill N. J., Atiguflt 30. lf)2S. nnri filed In K., Ki'yimrl, N. .)„ dated June urday. prlr-e RTK'" INII THOMI'DON * AI) Ihe Monirumtti Omnty flierk's Offh 6 Richard was awarded Peter J. Ivan. HOC. TI7-9WKI. _ 17, IDVi. The nfor-'iiiWI |>r UIIHI'B In i\\»ti clety of Pnifemlonnl Ennl. June 30, mi In Ciine No. 41-7. Ix>t 70 in Dlor-k V,A r>n According tn guidance di- $4,037.85 for his Injuries and Miss Duncan and her par- l.lHTlNfl,'! OJ.1 UKl'TKIt IIOM^.1 -• Tin* nuove fH-nnrl|illuti In In ;i(:rord- tilt- Official Tii x Milp of (IIP IU»r- news at an nwiinlu luncheon • ni'e will) a nnrvey prepared by Itoty- RII or Ki'diifllHirg. It) Kninsliiirfi • MlflillPtnwn • !]n/,l>>; • i rector William P. McDer- his mother, Mrs, Viola ents, Mr. and Mrs. William In Allantli: Clly, llnlinilrl. Tlie nnuillii) Agrnr.y. 7H7-OIV:|, nr( rirrfntn rg Affi'X'latfi <\n-tt>A Au- f.'OMM'Wf.y Uwiwit nn fll Jinv Vli-w Klint 10, 10M. Ave i) UP, K]»r<>Klrnrttf* amnuni of tlin ]IIIIR- Tin- «|)pf oxl III iilf [iliiiflllit nf tilf for modlciil expenses, Allnnlli: Itlsliliuxla, HlKlilnmli, l,r». in nut to lie nntinfled by *nU\ nnir> in JiKlKtriftit t'> tio Fifltl»M«d ),y inl-l tiftie cial studies, mathematics, car, were defendants. arc .limiei) M, Children (,| nurdti mid Nnvnlnk HIIOOK AflKN- Ihe ituin or 5;i.:tT.i.flf) logMiirr with tun I* tlif Hiirn fir *I,(HIH,*IO loKOttier with natural sciences and word us- penscs. , ry, llnnll Hllll'llnn, Atlantic Illglllinda. cnnifl of till* KAic. thr con\n of thin nftle. Hrueo Wctzel of Anbury Middletown, for tho Unlvnr. 29I-I7I7. Tlifl fllierfff liirflty rptcrven Ute right Tht* Hiiriirf hrrrbv rfiM^rvnn thr age are designed to measure Bernard L. Grecnberg of Park represented the Bohms; Blty of Mlnml: Andrew II tn adjourn tliln «»le wltlioiit furtiier no- right In Adjourn thin nnlr wllhout a student's ability to apply Asbury Park represented the John V. Burns of Perth Am- "Ai ioon nt WB itap dieting, COLTS NECK-HOLMDElT tire by publlcntlon. ' it ho r initlt'd \.y i.nt)lt( Htlmi. Crockett, nf lied |i(tnk, for Wr \\nvr remly (jmilIIled l>nvpr«, no Puled Jmniary T-, 1070 Datril Jnminry 12. 1070 basic learning skills rather , plaintiffs and Stephen J, Op- boy represented the Ivans, •a to that c«U I i*w in Th« Daily for fnnl rfflrlrnt nrrvlrr. cult J. I>. PAI'l. KlffiRNAN, fllierlff, PAUL KIKRNAN, Hllftrlff. Washington Hnlviirnlly, Atid R*g'fr*r WMM adt —• *nd gtt torn* lUtCIIK. Ftmllor, HI, 11. frill* Nfrk. nernard HorwIU Harkalow k Ilotdia than his ability to memorize penhelm of Asbury Park rep- and Clark (law of Newark Henry H. For/inn, of Wall 4DH'.'7M. Menilirr Multipls LlAtlni Aer- Ally. Attyr dftctnt cookingl" * Ice. FsU 4, 11, 18, 26 1101,00 F«D. 12, IS, it, March i 976.00 facts. resented the defendant. represented Ihe Duncans. Township, THE DAILY REGISTER, RKD BANK • MIDDLETOU'V, N. J.i UT.D\T.

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TCH/ IT'S A COUPLE ti .' LOOK WHAT) ( 000.' WEEKS SINCE I/VIISLAI& I'VE FOUNb +s> THANK ASTRO-GUIDI ByC—«B TriATWEbNN'RINe.1 UNbER THE j ( HEAVENS „ Thurjday, February 24 CANT MAKE IT OUT- SOFA.' J \ FOR THAT.' I'VE "SEARCHED PRESENT-FOR YOU AND YOURS . . . Don't be 1 at the beck and call of others. Attend to your own HIGH AM affain instead ol going off on tangents. Gains c*n LOW be made In unexpected areas but you will have to be alert to grasp opportunity which may be fleetini in nature and slip past you if you're not attentive. Plan to get extra rest tonight The Day Under Your Sign ARIES (Born M»rch 21 10 "BRA (Sept. U 10 O«t. U April !•)—Review the past — Your wheel of progress tor clues before making vi- seems to be bogged down tal decision affecting future. momentarily, but don't de- spair. TAURUS (April N to Mar SCORPIO (Oct. a lo Nov. The Wizard of Id M>—The way you start the ID—You can leirn a great Bridge Advice morning will affect your deal through association performance for entire day. with well-informed people By ALFRED SHEINWOLD In your field of endeavor. GEMINI (May 11 to Jose SAGITTARIUS (Nov.'8 to Kverybody enjoys making ID—Tempers flare but dis- Dec. il) — Try to rttliom West dtaler feelings o f argumentative the opening lead from a suit agreements s e e m to be of co-worker. Seek real cause Esst-West vulnerable short duration today. or anger. headed by K-Q-J, but nobody NORTH CANCER (June a 10 July CAPRICORN (Dee. n to II) — An old illness may Jan. !*) — Beware of too likes to lead the suit against flare up unexpectedly. Seek much Indulgence at a get- a trump contract if it is head- — AQUARIUS (Jan. II to Feb. ing any suit headed by the •wvsr EAST Not a good time to braneh ID—You can be too Inde- ace because this would give Q9J«*2 out financially, but routine pendent. There are times a> AJ5 affairs should go along fine. when we all need help of declarer an unearned trick if <& 53 others. c QQio VIRGO (Aug. U to Sept. 2!) PICES (Feb. a to Mar. M> he. happens to have the king. — Take advantage of out- —Give your best to your Job 0 52 standing offer before others instead of Qndlng things to. TJiere is no such danger, when change taelr minds and complain about. Rewards dummy has the king behind + AQJ74SOUTH withdraw It. follow. a> 103 ' iterprists, inc.WO your ace. S Snuffy Smith Keluctant to lead a club, O 1073 Dennis the Menace West opened the five of dia- 4, 108 J I THOUGHT UH~LET'S S0E--SHE KEEPS POINTIN' monds. This gave South time Wtri North Et«« ---_- VE WUZN'T TO TH' FLOWER AN'SHflKIN'TH'CUP- to make his contract, and 1 J, I Nt P«» 2 v I'LL BE RI6HT BACK, 3 (J All Pas* LUKEv-nvieoiN1 ys^'Np IAND O'SOSHEM!! SHE MUST South didn't muff his oppor- Via tunity. Opening W»d - 0 $ OVERTO LOWEEZV'S ' LOWEEZV VWflNT A CUP OF DAISIES!! Declarer took the first AN'BORRy A CUP trick with the king of dia- OF FLOUR monds and drew two rounds of trumps with the king and king of clubs was in the dum- ace. (A trump finesse: would my, so that the club opening have given West his chance lead could not give declarer to recover.) South then led a an unearned trick. diamond to the ace and re- turned a low diamond from South would have no time dummy. • - to dispose of a club loser East took the queen of dia- and would end up losing two monds and led a club, but it clubs, one diamond, one was too late. West took the heart and one spade. The Phantom ace of clubs and returned the queen of clubs to dummy's DAILY QUESTION LOOKIMG AT YOU MEAN I'M king, but declarer then dis- Partner opens with 1-NT /WE WITH A PFADIY ] I'D SAY SO, BUT PRISONER DISEASE? THAT'S./ I'M NOT A DOCTOR. HERE-TOO? carded his last club on a good (16 to 18 points), and the next CRAZV/ , ES^k WE'LL HAVE TO FIND diamond. player passes. You hold: S — OUT. West ruffed, of course, but only with a trump that was Q98642H-53D-Q88 going to win a trick anyway. C - 9 2. What do you say? West could get only one trick Answer: Bid two spades. in each suit, not enough to You will probably be safer at defeat the contract of three a part score in your six-card hearts. suit than partner would be at Wiser Choice 1-NT. IN THE The ace of clubs, followed s (A Pocket Guide to Bridge MEANTIME, by the queen, would have is' available. Get your copy REMAIN IN HERE. been a wiser choice at the by sending 50 cents to Red FOOD WILL BE *THE MITCHELLS? YOU A*£ANTHE flvems beginning of the defense. Bank Register Inc., Box 3318, North's overcall of one no- Grand Central station, New <*mr&Ai7WGV trump made it clear that the York, N.Y. 10017.) Beetle Bailey ..YOU &OTTA CO PONT CARS AAUCM PCJR THE OCAT, MUM?

Hi and Lois r 26- -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED RANK • MIDDLETOWN. N. J.i \\I-IAIM)\Y, 11 Bid ANY 2V ) y70 Television Today Programming Concept Pushed (he producer. J •;••... Byy JERRY BUCK . tasga^msSTXXBSBS «Ih*e TTVV iet.ie\.M I feveryon everyonee didirdidn'tt II* V^"**-^ ^""jj. o find at least on.e song to their everything, < NEW YOUK (AP) - NBC's liking, it was not Ihe fault of country, in a pleasant hour. e WCBS-TV e WNEW-TV O WOR-TV IB WNDT.TV "Four-In-One" for next sea- Television son is a further dimension of O WN8CTV o WABC-TV « WPIX.TV 0 Indicates CoUt i a programming concept that Comment began with "Name of the DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 O MEDICAL CENTER (C! a dedicated Game" and "Tlie Hold Ones." head nurse who has suffered several minor strokes and 9:00 O "Lust for Life" is shielding her serious artery condition to avoid The latter shows combined The others already ha\e 11:00 0 "Never Say Die" losing her job. s, three series that alternate . BRICK TOWN BRICK PLAZA- Take the Money and Run T:3S; 9:33. DTE.35 TOMS RIVER II DRIVE-IN "Aji Invitation COMMUNITY- Full Length Feature Musical Fantasy 2 mi SOUTH JCT. RTE. 351.36 NO ONE UNDER Downhlll Racer 7:25: 9:35. • b FAIRYLAND COLOR by TECHNICOLOR HAZLET 264-2200 DOVER- ' WtbANIIA RUSSELL and 18 ADMITTED Mldnltrht Cowboy 2:05; 7:25; 8:25. 1 Feituini Constance Brijtam to Pleasure. .." North of Red Bank MIDDLETOWN TOWN- - Weds. Kite Feature - Funny QJrl 2:00; 8:00. KEYPORT STRAND ART- JIM Bwetlen, Heaven & Hell 7:15; 10:30; Baby Love 8:00. BROWN Roast Prime Ribs of Beef EAST BRUNSWICK TURNPIKE- RAQUEL Hearts of Lettuce — Baked Potato OUTDOOR — Easy Rider 7:00; DUST1N JO:25; BarbareJJa S:f5. "MIDNIGHT Vegetable — Coffee INDOOR — Easy Rider 7:30: HOFFMAN WELCH 10:55; Baroarella 9:15. PETERIDBINIS PERTH AMBOY JON 100 COWBOY" DRIVE-IN- FOlMDA/HQPPER 75 Cartoon 7:W: AH the Loving Cou- VOIGHT JACK NICHOLSON ples 7:08; 10:39; Three Into Two RIFLES 3 Won't Go 9:01. "MIDNIGHT MENLO PARK CINEMA- Funny Girl 2:00; 9:00; 8:15 Delectable Food — King Site Cocktails Ho Museum Is Opened TOKYO (AP) - A mu- MALL CINEMA seum in memory of the late President Ho Chi Minh of KIDDIES MATINEE North Vietnam has been op NOMINATED FOR 9 Lincroft Inn SATURDAY and SUNDAY cned in Pac Bo near the Ch ACADEMY AWARDS nese border, the Vietnan 2:00 P.M. at the Crossroads news agency said. The mu seum features pictures an DOUBLE FEATURE Lincroft, New Jersey relics from the 1941-44 period when Ho led the revolutioi Reservations: 741-8170 from Pac Bo, VN/ announced.

Is your favorite spot closed one day or more weekly? PICTURE We're Our dining room is open every evening of the week. Try our delicious food served on Sunday through OFIHEfEU Thursday from 6 lo 10 and Friday and Saturday from of en 6 to midnkc, Cocktail lounge ripen every night 'til 2 NOW SHOWING A.M., and piano lounge Friday and Saturday. Come Peter O'Toole visit us, you may find you'll make tills your favorite Katharine Hepburn 7 nights spot. HIS THE LION IN WINTER do you have wvvk-tmd KIWSIS? a week WI; HAVE KOOMS Clean, spdclous rooms available BRICK PLAZA MAGIC MDFNHC CIKIII, IOUTC !« MMIM by day, week or month. JANE FONDA! r.s. the RUMSON HQTKL NOW SHOWING Sunday Brunch Woody Allen LAMP" jwm noon 'til 3 10 WutiM'iiiuu Avc. - Sen Bright Bridge "TAKE THE MONEY in AND RUN" -THE DAILY HEC/STER, JlF.n P.KXK MIODLETOWS, .V. / : fffiftLABV 2",. VtVt 2? *s 'Wonderful World' Due An Entertainment Dogfight in the Sky NEW YORK - Al«n King man. The female guests appear takes another wary and Lynde sports his familiar in a variety of related roles By WILLIAM ARTHUR JH. {_>7 {_/ ey spoofing look at the ways and news features available /or passengers have had hobe a regular feature of all the movie. It is a place lo maniacal grin as the hosts as participants in the 1 whims of the world we know, NEWARK (AP) - The en- Interested passengers. choice about seeing the film, future 747 flights and many read, writ* , work, or sleep. roommate in a .semi-private .sketches and blackouts. Mu- wh«n Kraft Music Hall pre- tertainment explosion has Van Am has consoles on even If. they don't have lo long distance 707 fligiits too. Other airlines are interested hospital room; a bank clerk; sic on Ibe show is comprised sents "Alan Kind's Wonder- reached 35,000 feet and is still the seals of its long range listen to it, the subject mat- in the concept, too, a supermarket counterman of a solo by Michel© Lee of The movies will si ill have ful World of Aggravation — 1 going higher, aircraft thai have eight to 12 ler has had to be innocuous. fn addition, Uie airlines are and King's counterpart as an- "Kll's Comln " and an orig- to be carefully chosen, Part II," at 9 p.m. next The modern commercial .separate listening channels. I'eople have watched them beginning to separate smok- other father visiting sons who inal song composed by musi- though. Pan Am' says some Wednesday over NBC-TV. Jetliner, soaring along ;ii j|s Most oilier airlines with long just because they have been ers from th can also get and many have appealed only have to have smoking and long colorcast which concen- Trans World Airlines now Hie soundtrack for the flight's entertainment and informa- Ride lo children. tion features desirable, but non-smoking sections for both trates on comedy to paint a pipes in news for all passen- feature movie, and sometimes Now people aren't Interest- adult and general interest, picture of contemporary .so- gers to hear over the loud- even comedy routines. what of tin." pa.ssenj;cr who ed in those movies, Doris Day wants no part of them? movies, plus non-movie, non- ciety's funny and frustrating speaker system on its flights The introduction into ser- and Wall Disney, says a Pan news, smoking nnd no-smok- human situations, the host ap- The between New York and Chica- vice last month of the new Am executive, hold little For some, flying used to be ing sections In first, class and pears as a celebrity trying go. Boeing 747, with Its partitioned charm for most travelers. a way to get above it all, the tourist sections. to cash a personal check in a Ever since TWA introduci-d passenger sections, has. esca- The result is ihc two-movie airplane a place where one The new planes might be hank; a husband; a hospital Ski the inflight movie several lated the airlines' entertain- concept, with one movie on a could feel detached from his easier for the pilots to fly, patient; a movie watcher; a years ago, the airlines, re- ment dogfight. flight being suitable for all, earthly problems. In the air hut with the entertainment ex- customer trying to collect stricted from fare competi- With several different sec- and another of a more adult JIB was virtually out of eon- plosion, the 70s could be an cash for Iwltle deposits, and Bummers tion, have competed in Hie tions in the plane, an airline fare. tad with the rest of the world, airline ticket seller's bad trip. the parent of a college fresh- various entertainment facili- can show more than one On the TWA 747 inaugural and if he had any problems, ties offered on their flights. movie. for instance, one of the mov- he eojild do nothing about The news broadcast is one of The airlines believe tiial ies, • "Downhill Uacer," was them until he landed, so he the latest gimmicks in that might as well forget them for ITALIAN ) two different movies will for the general audience, ) battle. prove of greater appeal to while "Butch Cassidy and the a while. LUIGI'S RESTAURANT TWA's main competitor, Now (here Is no escape. The )• more people. Sun'dance Kid" is in another "Famous Pisxa" • Pan American World Air- So far, the airlines havV*€ectlon for the "mature" news, which many Americans ) ways, which offers a full would probably rather forget had to be careful In thjH -viewers. Passengers will se- )• range of amusements on its movies they have selected led their seats according to once in a whjje, has now in- ; flights, says it may start Since they have been shown the movie they wish to see. vaded the friendly skies of. . . "NOW OPEN" )• . something similar with taped to an entire plane-load, and TWA says two movies will whatever, and the traveler FOR YOUR DINING PLEASURE > must hear it. ' And that movie — he must • DELICIOUS ITALIAN CUISINE * ALL ML see it — even if not hear it. • PIZZAS TO GO (medium or large) Big Vanilla — Davos, N. Y. He must be entertained, Is • TAKE OUT ORDERS * there no refuge? Saturday — Feb. 28th There is. The answer is CALL 787-4669 Price Include* Lift Ticket -| J*Q() segregation. Segregation may CORNIR MIDDLE ROAD and LAURIL AVINUE I- be Ihe coming thing In air HAZLET/HOLMDIL and Trang|)ortalion JLO travel. For example, Pan t MIDDLE ROAD SHOWN* CENTIR Am says it now has a part of OPEN: Dally for Luncheon 11 a.m. to 12 Midnight Free Instructions To All Skiing Levels a first class section of the Friday till 1 p.m. * For More lnform»tlnn or RetervatlOns — Call 747 reserved especially for 477-7111 D,AY or NIGHT those who do not wish to see StEab&BrEUi

THE SUBJECT — Director Billy Fansler, left, going over final touches of "The MIDDLETOWN Subject W*s Roses," with Evslyn and Henry Franxoni, who will bo seen in leading roles in the Frank Gilroy comedy-drama at Navasink Library Friday aid Saturday and March 6, 7, 13 and 14. 429 State Highway 35 Cat Chapel Hill Road) 'The Subject Was Roses' The Greatest Dining & Drinking Public Honse Ever Next for Monmouth Players AIL THE NAVESINK - '"The Sub- ward, Angel" and earlier ap- senior at Middletown High ject Was Roses," a comedy- peared in "Picnic" and School, makes his debut with drama by Frank Gilroy, will "Night of the Iguana." the Players. He has been ac- open at the Navesink Library Playing the father, a coffee tive with the drama group at SALAD Friday. importer who was unable to school, and assisted in stag- The story of a crisis that understand his young son, ing "The Curious Savage" in grips a Bronx family at the Henry Franzoni makes his December. YOU CAN HAKE end of World War II will also second appearance with the "Subject" is being directed be staged Saturday and .Players. He won applause by Billy Fansler of Red Bank. Our huge Salad Board provides March 6, 7, 13 and 14 at 8:45 from the critics for his work The production Staff, under p.m. by the Monmouth Play- in "Look Homeward, Angel," executive producer Mike Bi- the greens and the dressings for ers. in which he also was cast vona of Sea Bright, Includes: you to create your own masterpiece. The action takes place in a opposite his wife. technical direction and set de- mlddleclass apartment where The Fanzonis, who reside sign, Henry Franzoni; prop- an estranged couple and their in Holmdel,1 spent several erties and set decor, Peg son clash over long-buried seasons in summer stock Baldwin, Mary Lyn Cady and ;Mimi Schoeffllng; lighting, hostilities. companies and touring shows..., Evelyn Franzoni will be Ken Anderson and Bob Stein- seen as Nettie Cleary, the As the son, Tim Gray, a er; cosume coordinator, Tina wife and mother who pam- Bivona; wardrobe, Mary Mc- pered her child and avoided Kulla; makeup, Josie Bireh- PLUS A her husband. Mrs. Franzoni Radio all. was seen here last winter in Audio effects are by Steve a major role in "Look Home- Zeoll; stage manager, Mary HOMELESS Pahlow, assisted by Sue Stations Somers. Ticket sales for all New Shanty NEWS BROADCASTS performances are handled by Billy and Jean Fapsler. KYW, WINS and WCBS are SIRLOIN STEAK Queen Arrives Theater parties by Ken POINT PLEASANT all news stations. All others Friede. BEACH - Jack Baker's new have news hourly on Ihe hoar SIMoot sterntrawler, "Shanty except WABC and WHTQ Queen," has arrived here in which broadcast news five All Shore the Manasquan River after minutes before the hour. an 88 hour journey from Fort SHORE AREA Chorus Is George Island, Ha. AM FM/ AM KM WHTO 1410 IDS'J'WADB 115 0 Built by Atlantic Marine WRLB 107.1 WOBM 62.7 WJLK 1310 OU , '4.95 Shipbuilders, Inc., the "Shan- Chartered ty Queen" is the latest unit NEW YORK AREA WABC 7tt) 95.5 WOR 710 »8 7 TRENTON — A certificate in the Lobster Shanty fleet, WHM m.* wrAT 83,1 of Incorporation was issued "and the most modern lobster- WCRS 810 ionn wriwrixx 101.9 And you may purchase WDHA 105.5 WPOW 13J0 by the stale to the high fishing trawler to be built in WKVn 1330 97 (I WqXR 1580 ra.3 school vocal music directors recent years. WFllV coco 7w wni'n M 1051 wriLi 1SIK) WNYr W,0 who for the past seven years HIM> wnvn MD 108.T The "Queen" is designed W1IN 1010 WTI'Wt have conducted the business WINB inn A exclusively for deep-sea lob- tun WVNJ «20 IOOS WKTIt 11IK) 107 i WNflC 660 of Ihe All Shore Chorus. ster fishing, wi.ni 870 WNCN 11H3 Trustees are Harold R. WMCA BEER BY THE PITCHER The trawler represents an PHILADELPHIA Oyan, IAHIK Branch High Investment of approximately WCAU 1210 MU WITH! BM School; iioberl Spencer, And STRONGER SPIRITS for Highballs, Cocktails & Neat Drinks. (200,001). MO 102 1 WVBN 0,10 102D nod Bank High School, and Fred Truntz, Ocean Town- Enjoy it all amid kegs and ship High School. LOBSTER TAILS ($4.95)... tankards lanterns and sallintr • Q If You Believe In Yourself... I'niil 0, Gnimmer, of STEAK & LOBSTER TAIL ($4.95)... t****"1*-• *anter"s *"d sai"n* 1\G) Then Be a Partnor-ln-Profits IUimson-Kuir Haven Re- gional High School, is resi- BEEF BROCHETTE ($3.50)... ships... pewter and rich woods... =a In a Tobacco Village dent agent, the hearty setting of an English Pub. Smoke Shop The new corporal ion, with 17 active member high Open. HALF PRICE (& BIRCH BEER) FOR CHILDREN UNDER 12 n TOBACCO VILLAGE PLANNED FOR foom. schools in Monmoulh and CASUAL DRESS? OF COURSE. liOO X».n / MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER Ocean ('(unities, will cniilinuc 4:3O J»lMCr Toliscco Villas will supply a completely linlshnd ID sponsor the annual All Mon.-8nt. COME AS YOU LIKE Oliie Engllih style store, Grind Opening pickigt, Shore Chorus winlcr concert. advertlilnt and hiril hilling promotloni, training The seventh concert In Iho •nd • complete inventory. 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