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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,1973 TEN CENTS Nixon's Special Message Is Submitted to Congress WASHINGTON (AP) - Nixon invited House Speak- prosperity without inflation, without inflation, Nixon said: vote on a bill that would help President Nixon sent Con- er Carl Albert from Okla- meeting the nation's energy "Programs which the Con- some of the people but that gress a special State of the homa, House Democratic needs, building better commu- gress either had already would raise the cost of living Union message today calling Leader Thomas O'Neill of nities, making full use of hu- passed or is now considering for all the people." for enactment of more than 50 Massachusetts and House Re- man resources, combating would produce an additional Nixon said the questions at administration-backed bills publican Leader Gerald Ford crime and drugs, and "main- deficit of |6 billion, and in ad- issue In the six areas requir- which he said represent "the of Michigan to a breakfast taining a level of national de- dition, the Congress has not ing action "are not ones of business of the people." conference at the White fense that will enable us to yet made nearly a billion and partisanship — of Republicans Before submitting the House before submitting the maintain peace." a half dollars of cuts that I versus Democrats" or of the lengthy document, Nlnox dis- message. He held a similar "Of these six major areas," have recommended. If these President versus Congress. cussed his legislative agenda session Friday with Senate he said, "the one that affects actions of Congress stand, the "It is important, on all in a taped radio address to the Democratic Leader Mike all of us must urgently and result will be higher prices for sides," he said, "that we ap- nation yesterday. Mansfield of Montanta. most directly is the nation's every American family." proach this legislative season "Together," he said, "the In the radio address, the economy." The President asked the with a willingness to make Congress and the adminis- President said the need for While claiming "substantial public to support Congress- those reasonable adjustments tration have a heavy legisla- action was particularly urgent progress" in achieving a men in difficult decisions they that are necessary to reach a tive workload in these remain- in six areas: achieving stable, prosperous economy face "when confronted with a common objective." ing months of 1973. We were elected less as Republicans or Democrats than as public offi- cials charged with a public re- sponsibility. The work to be done is your work, and every, Prices in Doubt With End week's delay is a week of your time lost." MUltw Staff PMl* ARNONE DAY — Ten-year-old Rick Sandman, son of Republican guber- While avoiding sharply par- natorial candidate Charles W. Sandman, shakes hands with 12th district tisan rhetoric, Nixon said Congress should join the exec- Of Beef Ceiling, New Rules Assembly candidate Richard Cooper during a picture taking session at the 'Arnone Day' picnic yesterday at Oxley's Monmouth Day Camp, Middle- utive branch "in making up town. Rick said that campaigning with his congressman father, directly for the precious time lost this By The Associated Press ment controls. At the same the early end to the ceiling haven't seen how consumers behind him, was "okay, I guess." At left is Sen. Joseph Azzolina of Mid- year failing to act on those time, new rules went into ef- caused some confusion. will react." dletown, and to the right of Mr. Sandman is DV-Michael J. Arnone, In measures which vitally affect Shoppers heading for the su- fect permitting price boosts "The cattlemen are very Many people cited con- whose honor the picnic was held. More than 500 persons attended the in- every American by going into permarket today faced the on other foods to reflect the apprehensive," said John Ol- sumer resistance as the cause vitation-only party. A busy schedule then took Mr. Sandman to a cookout extra sessions, if necessary, prospect of more price rises rising cost of things like son, executive secretary of of a recent decrease in the at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar N. Dinkelspeil, Eliberon, and then to to complete the people's busi- because of the end of the beef wages and overhead. the Idaho Cattlemen's Associ- price of pork and poultry, Atlantic City by helicopter. ness before the year ends." ceiling and the beginning of Herbert Kramer, head of ation. "We don't know what which skyrocketed after July new regulations on other the New Orleans Retail wfll happen to prices. We're 18 when controls were lifted foods. Grocers Association, said con- hoping they will become on all foods except beef. The Not even the experts knew sumers will foot the bill for steady, but we don't know if prices dropped when shoppers exactly what would happen to higher operating costs. they'll jump way out or simply refused to buy. the family food bill. But many "We try and determine drop." Judd Jutson, meat oper- Unanticipated State Surplusof them agreed that consumer what price items are going to ations director for Bashas' Ken Boughton, director of buying patterns would be a be on the shelf based on what food markets in Phoenix, the marketing division of the major factor in determining they (suppliers) charge us," Ariz., said: "I believe if the Kansas Department of Agri- 9 prices. Kramer said. government lets cattle go as culture, said, "One person's "If the housewives decide "Right now, we're working high as they want and lets us guess about prices is as good Gets Lawmakers Attention the price is too high and don't on a doUar-for-dollar increase go as high as we want, Mrs. as the next, but I've done a buy, then the price is going to — the increase that's passed Consumer will make the deci- ments from legislators sug- little reflecting on it. I think. .. TRENTON (AP) - Al- R-Essex, said that they contended the state did not have to come back down," on to us, we pass along." sion, because I think she is gesting ways to spend the there will be a little bulge in though the purpose of the spe- agreed to call the special ses- have sufficient funds to fi- said Ed Spear, a spokesman Beef was the big question quite sick of it. . the price money. price." cial one-day legislative ses- sion on the provision that the nance it. for Armour & Co. "On the oth- mark. Many cattlemen with- sprial." For example. Sen. Joseph sion scheduled today is tp deal agenda be strictly limited. The Joint Legislative Ap- er hand, if they continue buy- held livestock from market Boughton predicted prices Some experts said there P. Merlino, D-Mercer, thinks with a bill to extend But two days after their de- propriations Committee has ing, it may go up some." during the freeze and scat- would level off after a while would be large supplies on the some of the anticipated sur- unemployment benefits, the cision Gov. William T. Cahill scheduled a meeting today to The ceiling on beef was lift- tered shortages developed. and might actually decrease, market immediately after the plus should be used to fund a subject that seems to be up- had a decision of his own. The talk over the projected sur- ed at midnight after more The freeze was scheduled to but he added: "It's an un- freeze, causing prices to go program that would provide a permost in the minds of many governor reported that cur- plus. When he announced the than five months of govern- end at midnight tomorrow and tested market because we down. legislators is the unantici- rent fiscal projections in- $500 educational bonus for ev- $200 million anticipated sur- pated $200 million state budg- dicated the state budget sur- ery Vietnam era veteran from plus Cahill said he wanted to et surplus projection. plus would not be $25 million New Jersey. meet with legislative leaders In calling the one-day meet- as originally anticipated, but The measure passed the As- to work out a program on how ing of the legislature, Senate $200 million when the current sembly last spring but was the money could be used. President Alfred N. Beadles- fiscal year ends next June 30. stopped in the Senate where Campaign Talk Miss America Learns Fast ton, R-Monmouth, and Assem- Cahill's announcement has opponents placed a $15 million The issue has also been in- bly Speaker Thomas H. Kean, prompted a flood of state- price tag on the program and jected into the Gubernatorial ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Grave Paulson of Calumet, was the only contestant and fourth runners-up, Debbie campaign with both Democrat Rebecca Ann King is an old Mich., told a newsman the among the top five finishers Ward of Louisiana and Tina Brendan T. Byrne and Re- hand at news conferences, only time she expected to see who did not win a preliminary Louise Thomas of Pennsylva- publican candidate Rep. and she expects to become Rebecca crying was on her swimsuil or talent com- nia, won their talent divisions. Judge Calls Record Panel Charles W. Sandman Jr. con- even more proficient at field- wedding day. petition. Miss King, who moved to tending the surplus can be ing reporters' questions dur- "That's not a very realistic The first two runners-up, Colorado from Iowa five used to forestall tax increases ing her next 12 months as possibility," retorted the new blondes Judy Hieke of Wiscon- years ago to attend Colorado next year. Miss America 1974. queen, who added that she sin and Suzanne Plummer of Women's College, sang "If I For Mitchell-Stans Trial The 23-year-old Sterling, might not marry. New Jersey, were both swim- Ruled The World" at the pag- The governor suggested a eant. A Colorado state pag- NEW YORK (AP) - Exten- tomorrow, the search for 12 Exchange Commission in- Colo., blonde was crowned The new Miss America suit winners, while the third special session in November eant official said her strong sive publicity has promoted jurors is expected to take any- vestigation of Boonton, N.J. shortly before midnight Satur- after the general election as suit was her personality, not the judge in the impending where from three days to a financier Robert L. Vesco af- day by her predecessor, Terry the best time to deal with the her talent. trial of John N. Mitchell and ter Vesco made a secret Anne Meeuwsen of Wisconsin. week or perhaps even longer. surplus and promised a spe- Maurice II. Stans to summon $200,000 cash contribution to The 36-24-36 beauty was As Miss America, she wins A federal court jury is usually cial message on the subject. a record-large panel of 1,500 chosen within a few hours. the Nixon campaign in 1972. raised on a farm in Iowa and a $15,000 scholarship or cash. prospective jurors. Court officials say that in Defense lawyers have at- At least one member of the spent the last year helping ar- Mts£ King said she hopes to U.S. District Court Judge ordinary cases the number of tempted unsuccessfully dur- appropriations panel has tak- range press conferences as a attend law school. She was Lee P. Gagliardi said he re- potential jurors called to ing pretrial hearings to gain en a dim view of a spending public relations woman in fifth on the waiting list at quested the large panel be- serve varies from 40 in an un- dismissal of the case because spree. Sen. Fred E. Wendel, Denver. Denver University's Law cause potential juriors may publicized case up to 150 in a of prejudicial publicity. R-Bergen, sajd Friday he At the traditional breakfast School last year, her father have been prejudiced by pub- publicized case. Tomorrow morning at- would oppose any attempt to news conference yesterday said. Her father narrowly lost a licity over the indictment of Mitchell, former U.S. at- torneys for Mitchell and Stans convert the special session morning, the new queen said race for the Iowa State Senate the two former Cabinet offi- torney general and chairman plan a special plea before the into "a free-wheeling spend- she had learned to be "care- a few years ago. He raises cials here and their later testi- of the Committee to Re-elect U.S Court of Appeals for a ing session." ful" when talking with report- cattle, hogs, com and produce mony before the Senate Wa- the President, and Stans, ex- delay in starting the trial. Wendel, a fiscal con- ers, because "maybe they're on his 440-acre farm. tergate Committee. commerce secretary and fi- They say they need more time servative, said, "Anyone who not on the same wavelength , Good Fanner The panel of prospective ju- nance director of the com- to prepare. wants to spend that surplus as you." rors is the largest in the mem- mittee, have been charged Vesco was indicted but has now will guarantee higher A registered Republican "This girl knows how to ory of federal court officials with perjury, obstructing jus- fled abroad and resisted ex- taxes next year. If the surplus who wants to become a juve- raise hogs, too," he said. "She here. tice and conspiracy. tradition efforts. Another de- is that large, and some seem nile court judge and enter pol- can drive a tractor. She's cul- After the trial of Mitchell They are accused of inter- fendant is Harry L. Sears, for- to think it may even be larg- itics. Miss King delivered her- tivated hundreds of acres of and Stans begins as scheduled fering with a Securities and mer Republican leader of the er, than we had better reex- self of opinions of the Water- corn for me." gate investigation "I think it's New Jersey state Senate. amine our fiscal prac- The pageant went off with- MtlllllllimHHIIIIIHfMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIinHIIIIIIIIII IMIIIHIIHtl tllllll 1 going to be helpful for us," Sears has been granted a sep- tices" out a hitch despite picketing arate trial. See Budget, page 2 President Nixon "He's not beyond being criticized," Bar- Thursday and Saturday by The Inside Story ry Goldwater She'd like him firemen in a contract dispute to be the next president, but with the city. The contestants, Mets draw to wllhln three games of first Page II Home Improvements; "he's too old now." And mari- musicians and other unionized Jersey Shore Pop Warner Mason opens Page 14 juana she favors legalization pageant workers spent most Freehold Raceway entries and selections Pace 14 because "it should be the indi- of Saturday in Convention Mrs. Delores Barron vidual's own choice." Hall to avoid any conflict with Bridge Advice IS DAILY REGISTER pickets. CliMlfle* 1M1 PHONE NUMBERS Its Hint time when Ihe weathrr is mure COftdUClVI In get- No Tears Comlci 1* M»'» »'"<* w•«•'• ling mi with the jdhs around the IIUUM thai weren't completed She said working within Ihe Miss King, who was second Contemporary Life 8, • Classified Ads 741-MM prtng, It's >lao time (or The RagMir'i annual Homo In* system is "the only way runner-up for the Miss Co- Crossword Puule 15 Legal Adv 741-MII provemenl BocUon, Advice ami idvortuwmenli on (all homo you're going to get anything lardo title last year, is the Editorials , I DliplayAdv 741-MII fii^lnoiis and nn modern, convenient living will appear in In- done." third Miss America from the Entertainment II Circulation Dept 741-333* morrow's edition i Miss King shed no tears centennial state. The others when she was crowned and Financial II Sports Dept 74IMI7 Mary Heth Allen has wnllen a slnry abnut Hell Hank Day were Sharon Ritchie 195ft and remained unruffled back- Horoieope II Contemporary Life 741-MII Can i inter's new director, Mrs. Dclnrcs Barron, An Inter* Marilyn Van Derbur 1958. Make A Dnte II Accounts Payable 741-MII stage. Ig takl about an unusual person, it will he featured In to- She can expect to earn up- Movies II Accounts KecHvible...741-MII "She's a culm, cool, collect- RMITOW'l Dally Register, Northern Monmouih County's larg- wards of $100,000 from personal Obltuariei 4 MMdletown Bureau I7I-2IM ed kid," commented her fa • im ami Monmouih Coui appearances during the lOffl Sporti 13, H Fr*«h»M Burea* 4O-1I1I (her, Wylie King, a Hancock, papoi Television II L*"* •«»«* Bureau.JH Mil Iowa, farmer Ing year. jiiiiiiiiniiiiiliiimii r mi mini iiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiii Special Meeting "Careless Navigator" Her older lifter, Mrs. Mary FARMER'S DAUGHTER — Rebecca Ann King, daughter of an Iowa farmer, is the new A If you didn't receive your rtf 1174 Cadillacs Thursday •linn n( thl Grill cocktail*, lap Drug Addiction Problem? Istration card, call Leah MHU Coma to McFaddlnfl Alsl New Neck Township Committal Serving r

Ittfiiltr 1MH Ptim Death Penalty Hearing Hit CONFERENCE PLANNERS - Mrs. T. Peter Do- remus Jr., left, vice president of the Community TRENTON (AP) - Three ing the upcoming election semblyman William K. Dick- nis Hotel. Services Council inc., discusses plans for coun- statewide citizen organiza- campaign. ey, R-Camden. At the 5,000-member cil's 16th annual conference with Mrs. Helen H. tions have issued a joint state- A bearing on the bill, which The American Civil Liber- FMBA's 77th annual con- Hoffman, executive director. The conference, ment deploring the scheduling would restore capital punish- ties Union, the Coalition for vention at the Seaside Hotel- which will feature R. Buckminster Fuller, well of a public hearing on a pro- ment in New Jersey, has been Penal Reform and the New Motel, criticism of municipal known architect, inventor and author, will be held posed death penalty bill dur- slated for Thursday by As- Jersey Association on Correc- off'cials attempting to com- Sept. 19 at Gibbs Hall, Ft. Monmouth, from 9:30 tions issued the statement bine police and fire duties is a.m. to 3 p.m. Four morning workshops dealing yesterday, calling the timing expected to continue until with the theme "Resistance to Change" will pre- of the hearing "patently polit- the meeting ends Wednesday. cede the luncheon at which Mr. Fuller will spdak. Welfare Board Offers ical.'1 "We would Rave preferred the opportunity to testify last ••Htftr SMN Him AlcoholismCounseling spring when the committee Integration Still Favored, HOSPITAL CONTRIBUTION - D. Roger Wight, NEW BRUNSWICK -A clients in low income brack- was deliberating on the right, of Fair Haven, president of the 32nd degree new social service program ets. 'amendments it has already Masons and Templars of Monmouth County, has been added by the county The service has been estab- made to the bill," the state- But Not Through Busing presents a $2,800 check to Robert D. Broadley, Welfare Board. lished as the result of an ment said. AAoris Plains, potentate, Crescent Temple of Robert C. Wells, welfare di- agreement worked out be- Claiming that candidates PRINCETON (AP) - In- income people in middle-in- choice rather than racial hos- Shriners, Trenton. The donation, which represents rector, has announced the es- tween the Welfare Board and for the State Senate and As- tegration remains a positive come neighborhoods was en- tility. contributions from members and bequests, will be tablishment of a counseling the Monmouth County Council sembly have been encouraged goal for most Americans, but dorsed by 22 per cent of the Twenty-seven per cent of made to crippled children's hospitals. The event service on alcoholism. on Alcoholism. to consider the issue on its they believe busing is not the total and 32 per cent of the white parents In the North took place Saturday at a dinner at the Shore Ca- Mr. Wells said the service is "vote getting potential," the best way of achieving it, ac- blacks. Mrs. Lucy W. Harm of Mid- and 34 per cent In the South sino, Atlantic Highlands. available to those receiving groups said, "We view the cording to the latest Gallup The survey, conducted from said they would object to public assistance and nun- dletown, an alcoholism coun- timing of this hearing as pat- Poll. selor, is available for coun- Aug. 3-6, showed that 18 per sending their children to ent abuse of the constructive Only five per cent of the cent of the nation opposed schools nearly half black. seling at the principal office legislative purpose that public 1,513 people surveyed — nine or the Welfare Board, 106 public school integration. Nin- hearings are Intended to per cent of the blacks and teen per cent of the whites But 63 per cent of the Case Requests Hearings Apple St., Thursdays from serve." four per cert of the whites — whites in the North and 69 per 1:30 to 4 p.m. and nine per cent of the Issue Discussed chose busing school children blacks in the poll were in this cent of the Southern whites She is a member of the ATLANTIC CITY (AP) — rather than other means of in- category. said they would object to On Newsprint Shortage council's staff at the Alcohol- The state's major police and tegration. sending their children to ism Recovery Unit at Marl- firemen organizations opened The largest percentage of Of those interviewed, 22 per schools where more than half WASHINGTON - U.S. Sen- "A number ot the news- has met in emergency session individual conventions here the students were black. This ator Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., papers are cutting back on to discuss the problem." boro Psychiatric Hospital. those polled, 27 per cent, cent said they would choose yesterday with the return of thought the best way to in- ways other than the three al- was in increase in the North' has called for Senate hearings features and some news cov-' Since 65 per cent of our The council also provides on the causes of a national the death penalty and separa- tegrate public schools was to ternatives listed to achieve in- from 51 per cent in 1970. erage and are changing their newsprint is imported from lectures and films each tion of powers the main newsprint shortage and "all layout to conserve paper. The Canada, Senator Case said, a change school boundaries to tegration, and 17 per cent said The survey indicated that Tuesday at the Pollack Clin- agenda items. allow more persons from dif- they-had no opinion. the views of white parents in! possible avenues" for relief of New Jersey Press Association week-long Canadian railroad ic at Monmouth Medical Cen- ' the shortage. The death penalty was the ferent economic and ethnic Another section of the poll the North are becoming more strike has "seriously aggra- ter, Long Branch, and on main topic of discussion as In a letter to Sen. Warren vated an already severe short- groups to attend the same indicated most of the opposi-' like their Southern counter- Thursdays in the Ford Audito- the 76th annual 16,000-member schools. tioh to busing was motivated parts, whose attitudes to- Magnuson, D-Wash., chair- age of newsprint." rium, Jersey Shore Medical man of the Senate Commerce Paper Suspends State PBA four-day meeting The third alternative of pro- by the belief that it is an in- wards school integration have Senator Case added, how- Center, Neptune. began at the Shelburne- Don- Committee, Senator Case ever, that press reports in- viding more housing for low- fringement on the freedom of changed little since 1970. said. "The problem of a long- Saturday Issue dicate newspapers in this term shortage of newsprint ELIZABETH (AP) - The country will face a newsprint and the resulting effect on Daily Journal of Elizabeth hast, shortage for at least the next this country's newspaper in- announced it will suspend 18 months since new paper dustry is serious enough, in publication of its Saturday mills take some time to build. my judgment, to warrant edition until the nationwide hearings by an appropriate newsprint shortage is re- subcommittee of the Com- lieved. Obituary merce Committee." "The suspension of our Sat- "I have been informed that urday publication is necessary S. N. liehrmun already six weekly news- due to the tightening supply of i papers in New Jersey have . newsprint," the newspaper re- NEW YORK (AP) — Play- ceased publication and that 1 ported. wright S. N. Behrman, 80, au- thor of more than 28 play* and ectators other weeklies and dailies The shortage has already have little or no inventory of affected the paper as the Sat- screen scripts and an assort- newsprint and are unable to urday edition was available, ment of books and magazine buy additional supplies," Sen- only to home subscribers and stories, died yesterday. ator Case said. not to newsstands. Among his plays were the book for the musical "Fanny" in 1954 and "No Time for Comedy" in 1931. His film scripts included "Queen Christina" and "Tale of Two Cities." m Wilma If. Morrison NEW MONMOUTH — Mrs. Wilma H. Morrison, 77, of 38 Leonardville Road, died yes- terday in Perth Amboy Gener- al Hospital. Mrs. Morrison was born in Perth Amboy, and lived there prior to moving here 32 years ago. She and her late husband, Harold Morrison, owned and operated Morrison's Pet Shop, here, for 10 years. Mrs. Mor- rison was a communicant of St. Mary's Catholic Church, here. Surviving are four sons, Leo Matton and Philip Matton, both Perth Amboy, Wilbur Matton, here, and Harold Morrison of Asbury Park; a daughter, Mrs. Wilma Sabol of Edison; a brother, Edward Kovalsky of Perth Amboy; four sisters, Mrs. Catherine Muslof and Mrs. Dora Krei- • •WtMrfNn PftM*. lack, both Perth Amboy, Mrs. SCHOOL OPENING CELEBRATED - Students of Margaret Weber of Copiaque, St. James Catholic School, Red Bank, release bal- Long Island, and Mrs. Mary loons Friday signifying their pleasure at returning Horvath of Woodbridge; four what every to school last Wednesday. The event took place grandchildren and three woman wants... after a Mass was celebrated entitled "A New Be- great-grandchildren. ginning to Share Joy and Happiness With Others." The John V. Pfleger Funer- a little understanding Persons who find the balloons ore requested to al Home, Middletown, is in mail the attached self-addressed post cards. charge of arrangements. Soil, neat little toot huggers that mska your stride graceful. Show kicky "lassies ;if' a"d ">o-tones; S me op Weather: Sunny, Pleasant S"ap d9tal1 'n Sunny and pleasant today. A few Ihundcrshowers ling- TIDES Fair and cool tonight, In- ered in the central and south' Sandy HMk teaslngly cloudy tomorrow. era RocWw, fnim the middle Mississippi Valley to tin TODAY - High 7:15 p.m. In Long Branch yesterd.iv, and low 1:03 p.m. the high was 76 degrees HIKI Ira I Appalachian! ami along Iha Quit and South AUantic the low, 17 II was 89 at 6p.m. TOMORROW - High 7:11 and the overnight low was 54. coasts. *\ Charleston! B.C., was am. and 7:54 p.m. and low Today's 7 • m temperature 1:31 a.m. and 1:49p.m. was 55. twatnpad wiib :i inches of rain lidaj.• rtri tarty today. 1 For (ted Bank and Runison fog ihrouded the 'ool, dry air covered tin bridge, add two hours; Sea middle Mississippi Valley northern two thirds of the na- Bright, deduct to mlnulei; today ii tbundtrehowen dol iiiui I he louthwcit was Long Brunch, deduct 15 min- icd ihc map ii wMi! \ur in ,inil ill v. t)M NOIIIIMM ,t utes, Highland* bridge, add40 i location! mil humid asbury park • red banTTT0-5:3O daily, wed., frl. to 9 •any. •»«. to S:30. sun. noon-MO . manalapan 10-9:30 dally The Daily Register, Red Bank-Mlddletown, N.J. Monday, September II, 1171 3 'Hands Off Policy Seen for Hazlet Police ORLD the Township Committee will Smith had claimed the •y HILDY FONTAINE interfere in his running of the But because of the court's The Supreme Court said rule a 'hands off policy." police department. ruling, he said, "there is nostate law specifically gives Township Committee's inter- HAZLET - Internal work- His comments came after At issue at the time were question about the Township the committee final power vention in his department was ings of the police department the court ruled that the Town- the assignments of Sgt. John Committee's final authority. and does not even mention the a conspiracy to demote him. GOP Leaders Express Confidence are expected to remain in the ship Committee acted legally McCabe as traffic safety offi- "If problems arise," he con- title of chief. Chief Smith said he would WASHINGTON - Republican party leaders generally be- hands of the police chief in when tl adopted resolutions cer and Detective Sgt. tinued, "we should be the The court said township not comment on the ruling un- lieve the Watergate scandal won't hurt the GOP in the 1174 spite of Friday's ruling by the assigning two police sergeants Thomas J. Johnson as juve- ones to decide without inter- police chiefs have no power til he had read the decision elections but several acknowledge it has njade fund raising a state Supreme Court that the to specific duties in the police - nile officer. Committeeman fering with the duties of the other than what the com- himself lot more difficult. Township Committee has fi- department more than two Hugh Long was police com- police." mittees chose to delegate to Mayor Herbert J. Kupfer As many members of the Republican National Committee nal authority in the adminis- years ago. mittee chairman at that time. Restating his adherence to them. also declined comment but think Watergate will hurt both parties as believe it will dam- tration of the department. In a 6-0 decision, the Su- "We have the policy now a "hands off policy, Com- The court also said a law said he would "rely heavily on age the GOP, an Associated Press survey showed. Township Committeeman preme Court rejected an ap- that the chief will run the de- mitteeman O'Brien said, "If dealing with police -chiefs in Mr. O'Brien's recommenda- The survey was conducted as members of the committee Francis J. O'Brien, police peal by Police Chief William partment and we won't inter- someone wants to make a de- cities had no effect on town- tions because as police com- gathered here for their first meeting since the eruption of the committee chairman, said J. Smith who claimed the fere unless absolutely neces- cision, they know they can ships and did not apply in mittee chairman he gets very scandal that has dominated political speculation since the last night "I am pretty sure committee had no authority to sary," Mr. O'Brien said. make it." Smith's case. deeply involved." President's second Inaugural. GOP state chairmen, most of whom also are members of the national committee, met here yesterday. The three days of meetings will wind up with the initial session tomorrow of a City Revaluation Program party reform commission headed by Rep. William Steiger, R- WtS. \ Speakers at the sessions are headed by Chairman George Bush and Melvin R. Laird, President Nixon's top domestic po- Challenged by Dinkelspiel licy adviser. taken by the Clemenshaw Co. More than half of the 70 GOP officials from 37 states who LONG BRANCH -The mu- level to secure personnel! He said the firm's request replied at the AP survey said they thought Vice President nicipal revaluation program, While Mr. Dinkelspiel said for a year extension to com- Spiro T. Agnew's 1976 presidential prospects had been hurt by a controversial issue here, that he has not studied the sit- plete the program has been disclosure that he (aces possible criminal charges in Mary- should not be necessary, ac- uation, he said It could have sent to the M on mouth County land. cording to Edgar N. Dinkels- been brought about by either Board of Taxation. The poll showed an upsurge of 1976 interest in Sen. How- piel, a former city coun- "laxity or politics." Mr. Dinkelspiel last night ard H. Baker Jr., R-Tenn., the ranking GOP member of the cilman. "If it (council) let things said that the contract set a Senate Watergate committee, and in former Texas Gov. John Mr. Dinkelspiel, president slide by," he said, "it is la- deadline and that the time Connally and Gov. Ronald Reagan of California. of the United Civic and Tax- xity. payers Organization, said last limit should be met. "If they are afraid of the re- night that the city underwent He said that city officials valuation figures," he added, IMF Sees Continuing Inflation a complete revaluation study should have known the firm "It could be politics." in 1961. .could not complete the job ac- WASHINGTON - Rapidly rising prices both this year and He said that he does not "How often do we have to cording to the agreement and next in the world's industrial nations have been predicted by agree with spending the mon- assess our city?" he asked. that another company should the International Monetary Fund. ey at this time for reas- "It is little more than a dec- have been retained to do the In its annual report, the fund said that the major world sessment of city properties. ade since the Municipal Reva- job "even if Clemenshaw was economies are booming and will continue to do so in 1974, mak- "However," he added, "an luation Co. canvassed the city the low bidder." ing it difficult to slow inflation. agreement has been made. and put it on a 100 per cent as- Mr. Taylor said the com- It urged its 126 member nations, particularly the industrial Let's get the job done." sessment basis." pany signed a $900,000 con- The county tax chart lists economies, "to give this problem very high priority in the for- tract to complete the program mation and conduct of economic policies." Mr. Dinkelspiel added, how- the city's present true value ever, that the Clemenshaw by Oct. 30. He said the firm at more than $199.5 million, The Nixon administration, the IMF said, faces "an ex- *««llltr IleH r*1» Co. a midwest assessment now claims it is unable to ob- ceptionally difficult task in guiding the U.S. economy back to BLOCK PARTY — Residents of Fair Haven Road participate in an egg the assessed value, according firm, signed a contract with tain enough qualified person- to tax board figures, is $140.3 its potential growth path, avoiding either overheating or reces- tossing contest yesterday as part of the tirst annual Fair Haven Road nel under the contract specifi- sion." the city to complete a county- million. The ratio of assess- Block Party. Sthe street was closed to traffic from River Road to Haggers ordered revaluation study by cations to meet the deadline. "The paramount considerations, of course, are that high ments to true value has been Lane so residents could engage in gdmes and contests. Some families the end of next month. It now The contract calls for using rates of inflation impair economic performance and create set at 70.32 per cent. brought hamburgers and hotdogs and pooled their picnic tables and grills. seeks a 12-month contract ex- assessors with at least two economic and social inequities, currently affecting populations "Everybody is going to go tension. years of experience. State law throughout the world," said the fund. through the ceiling when they "The deed is done," he said. permits assessors to work on get their true value figures." The report appeared pessimistic about whether it is pos- such programs after com- sible to rein in inflation. " a contract was signed. They Mr. Dinkelspiel said last Newark Airport to Unveil should get on with it and do pleting ISO hours of instruc- The fund suggested that nations use wage-price controls night. the job." ' lion in the assessment field. and other policies affecting income in addition to cooling off Mr. Taylor said the govern- LOTTERY NUMBERS their nations' economies through use of their federal budgets City critics headed by Mil- ing body will not agree to the Fit, Sept. 7: JJMJ and control of money and credit.' Another Terminal Building ton Garr, 298 Poole Ave., have charged that officials are al- firm lowering the experience Sat., Sept. 8: M427 NEWARK (AP) - Terminal Authority spokesman. business "jumped 10 per cent lowing the program to fall by Agnew Joins Counter-offensive B, the second of three new The spokesman said Ter- or more over what the four the wayside until after next ST. CHARLES, 111. — Whether on direct orders from the circular terminals at Newark minal A has been handling airlines in the new terminal May's city wide election. White House or not, Vice President Spiro T. Agnew has joined International Airport will be more than half of the airport's would have expected for this City Council President Jack Gain more leisure time what appears to be a broadening counter-offensive by the Nix- dedicated in a ceremony there flights since its Aug. 8 open- period." Taylor, howeve., said last on administration against its critics and accusers. Wednesday and will open for ing. According to airport man- This week also marks the week that the governing body Addressing a Republican fund-raising party here Saturday business on Sept. 24. ager.Joseph 1. Vanacore Jr., airport's 45th birthday. objects to the stalling action pay your bills at home night, Agnew delivered an appeal to public opinion that in its The first new terminal. Ter- forcefulness as reminiscent of his hammerings against the minal A, has been in oper- press two and three years ago. ation since Aug. 8. Terminal The speech echoed some of President Nixon's own com- C, the last phase of a $500-mil- Matawan Apartment Fire ments on Watergate, but aides of the vice president insisted lion airport expansion, is the speech was developed by the Agnew staff without orders scheduled to open in 1976. from the White House, with no White House input, and without Gov. William T. Cahill, Ui» Sends Couple to Hospital White House approval. der-Secretary John W. Barn- Whatever its origins, the speech was certain to be well re- urn of the U.S. Department of MATAWAN - He said the fire, which said. When they arrived ceived by Nixon for what it said about Watergate and what it Transportation, and Mayors derson, 24, and his wife, Tune, caused extensive smoke, fire flames were already shooting said about the Republican party and the public in general. Kenneth A. Gibson of Newark 35, were reported in satisfac- and water damage to five oth- through the roof of the wing The 2,300 Republicans who paid $10 a ticket to hear Agnew and Thomas G. Dunn of Eliza- tory condition in Bayshore er apartments in the complex, where the Anderson apart- were reassured that the party was not responsible for the Wa- beth will be guests of honor at Community Hospital, Holmdel, was believed to have started ment was located. All apart- tergate affair and had not suffered as badly from it as might the ceremony in the new ter- with injuries suffered in an in the Anderson kitchen. He ments in the complex had be assumed. minal. early morning fire which swept said an investigation into the been evacuated by the time In fact, the vice president said, the GOP recently has won James C. Kellogg 3rd, through Cheesequake Apart- actual cause will be resumed the firemen arrived, he said. important elections in Georgia, Mississippi, Michigan, Califor- chairman of the Port Author- ments, Morristown Road, yes- today. Assisting him will be Approximately 42 men from nia and Maryland, and is in line for additional victories in Vir- ity of New York and New Jer- terday. Leonard Mack of the Mon- Haley Hose, Washington En- ginia and New Jersey. He said this was because "the Ameri- sey, will preside at the cere- Fire Chief John J. Conlon Sr. mouth County fire marshals gine, Midway, Hook and Lad- can people are looking for outstanding candidates who intend mony. The Port Authority op- could give no estimate of office. der and Freneau Fire Com- to get on with the business of government and stop playing erates the three metropolitan damage to the Anderson panies fought the blaze for politics every single day of the week." area airports. The redevelop- apartment, but said that Firemen were summoned to more than three hours accord- ment plan indicated a major much of the apartment and its the scene shortly after 4:30 ing to the fire chief. No Trouble Seen for Kissinger shift in policy toward the furnishings were destroyed. a.m. yesterday, Chief Conlon Two firemen were treated Newark facility, long consid- at the scene for minor in- WASHINGTON — Henry A. Kissinger's nomination to be ered the Authority's "step- juries, he said, by members of secretary of state appeared in no serious trouble today despite child." the first aid and rescue a dispute over release of FBI wiretap reports. The dedication ceremonies Marlboro PBA squads. Key senators predicted that an early morning meeting be- are part of a week-long cele- Police said Mr. Anderson tween the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Atty. Gen. El- bration by. airport officials suffered a fractured wrist af- liot L. Richardson and former Acting FBI Director William D. that includes preview tours ter jumping from the second Ruckelshaus would settle the issue. for businessmen and travel To Demonstrate MARLBORO - Members of impasse in the talks, and has Several members including Chairman J. W. Fulbright, D- agents earlier in the week. At Details regarding Mrs. Ander- the township's Policemen's requested the Public F.mploy- Ark., had demanded access to FBI summaries of wiretaps an open house for the public made on 13 government officials and four newsmen during Benevolent Association will esReUt^s cTmmitTee -ns escape were not clear. on Saturday, airport person- (PERC) to provide a media- according to the fire chief. demonstrate at the Township v 1969 and 1970. ' nel will lead tours through : ' Firemen were hampered Council meeting Thursday After first refusing to release the reports, Richardson jets parked at the new termin- agreed last Friday to meet with the committee after some over the lack of progress in The 24 fulltime policemen ^tly in fighting the blaze als. have been working without a by low water pressure due members said Kissinger's nomination should be held up until contract talks. t0 nin(>d drou hl they see at least the summaries of the FBI findings. The old North Terminal will Patrolman Donald Andrews, contract since January. Origi- P"??* • ff B and r blems al a water Although no one predicted Richardson would release all be vacated by all domestic presidenin I.MUI int oM\f PBi i»An Locain'v HlI 196i ."', naIKIIl negotiationin f,'" mi IWI i.si wernvite helin idu bem - P «' carriers by the end of October the information sought, several committee members said they said the demonstration will be tween the PBA's negotiating P>™pinChief gConlo sta ionn said his men and will serve temporarily as held to "make the public committee and council, Mr. expectcdlo be satisfied. were fortunate in being able an international arrivals aware of our plight." Andrews said. For instance, Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott, a to tap into Madison Township building, according to a Port The PBA has declared an "During these negotiations, committee member, said yesterday there would be no (urlher water supply lines for addi- trouble and the matter would be settled today. council agreed to recognition of the PBA (as the depart- tional water. Adult School Slates ment's bargaining agent) and As a result of the fire, May- Four Die in Maine Hotel Fire offered a wage package and or Victor R. ArmeIImo issued BATH, Maine — When some nearby residents heard loud other benefits," Patrolman a ban yesterday on all lawn voices coming from the once-prestigious Hotel Sedgewick Andrews said. sprinkling in the borough un- early yesterday, they dismissed them as typical of weekend Fall Term Registry til pumping stations are again "However, in February, activities since the hotel had become a haven for youngsters MATAWAN - Registration advanced social dancing, at capacity. when a written package was wise... Open a who had left homo. for fall term courses offered dressmaking workshop, inter- The use of water from an- by the Matawan Community national cooking, basic photo- delivered to the PBA bargain- As the distress cries became more consistent, however, ing committee, certain items f*< «™»WpaWy. Chief Con- "we looked out and saw just a sheet of flame," said H. Ralph Adult School Inc. will take graphy, guitar for beginners, agreeO,^H d upon wer.1 e not contai.1-n . 'on said, was a "pre- place in Matawun Regional beginning typing and Halha cautionary measure." Forbes, who lives across the street. ed in the contract," he said Checkmaster account today Four persons died and other guests fled into the streets or High School from 7 to 8 p.m. Y»Ka for beginners. The county fire marshal One item excluded was rec- jumped from upper floor windows as flames engulfed the today through Wednesday. Courses are not restricted was called to the scene at ap- ognition of the PBA. rambling, three-story strucutre. la Matawan residents Local promiatcly fi am, Chief Con- Courses will licpn Sepl. -(). "In the months thai en- Witnesses said the fire seemed lo have erupted in- senior citizens will be charged lon said. Local firemen were Class hours will be s lo III sured, the mayor and council No minimum stantaneously. Firemen said it was discovered by a hotel em- one half the regular tuition able to leave the area at 8 p in on M on(I I y s a n(I toyed with the idea of nego- ploye and erupted as he went to report it. fee. a.m., he added. Thursdays tiating and unbelievable pro- The four victims were identified as John K. Smith, 45. of Introduced for the first lime crastination and delay was to Mr. Mack and the local Seattle, Wash., and Hugh MacDonald Jr., 25. William Atkins, Fulls From Bout, chief stayed at the scene until balance required tins year will be courses'in follow," Patrolman Andrews about 18, and Colccn Handeson, about IK, all of Bath. creative candlvmaktng, begin- Man, 11, Drowns said. 9:30 a.m. ning chess, practical belly* The council meeting will be IIIIHHIIIIHIIinilMIIHIMIIK ASBURY PARK - A 41- dancing lor beginners, self de- held at H p in al Ihe Marlboro SERVICE IS OUR year-old Washington-, N.J. fense, beginning Italian, ci- Klementary School, School man drowned Saturday night 'SMUT nema spectacular ami an- Road Wc.t BIGGEST ASSET ! when he fell overboard a BEGISTER tiquing. kTHE chartered boat three quarters FIRST MEETING Monday ivenlngi coi of a mile off the coast ben, CHIITNUT^TO include beginning coin MATAWAN - The first Marine Police said. meeting of the season (or the WHILE I| CENTRAL JERSEY BANK painting, needlcciafl. bridge, . Mi-ioL : ATNJD TRUST 0Olvn=V\>JV dressmaking, typing and Accordin« to I police National Council "I Jewish YOU NO IRAN' spokesman, Fred hemming MONMOUTM COUNTY • Altanhurst • Allentown in mi sy JtM M. C«*« eM Ha*ry Clsy llutha yoga Other Monday Women, Bayahore Section will WAIT Bradley Beach • latontown • Pitrmmgdale. • Fort fell over the .nil- of II pal Monmoulh - Freehold (21 • Y 'ml.old rownahip 13) • UILI1HID »Y THI RIO 1AMK KfOltTI* . ology, be tomorrow al 8 SO p m here „ o) ih. AHielSi (•!•« -Tht AwKloltd Pint 'Vf"'"*", ty" boat Quern Mary at ap- in Temple Shalom Mn Rote- Howell • Long Brunch {'.'I • Manalapen • Marlboro plv lo Iht in* lorrtsybllcollonol (III Iru locol ntxl orlnltd In ll>l> golf, sociiii dancing, beauty Matawan • Neptune City ' Occian Township • Rum- loop*' 01 will Ol Oil A> ntwl dlipolllm. ^ care, party cooking, inter proximately II II p HI Hi, lea Wolpin. president, will re GRANT ion • Sea Bright • Shrewsbury • Spring Lake Heights body was recovered about 25 xond don OOtlOW pom ot Rtd Inns. N j. 0/7OI am) ol addlllonnl mediate guitai ind ultra and port on a conference ihl UNION COUNT V Mountainside Westfieid Hr^ol»l°ti>u»»itn»tl dolly. Monnoy lhrou«« Frldoy Men MiMeri*. tnlnut' nt lie could mei al Vanderbllt ' nli PRINTERS 1 pnynhl* in nrivonrs trim torwome n i not he revived I Month 3 Wnnim Him Naihvtlle, Tenn Thl I70M0NM0U1MST U» MM The Queen Mai v li chat will include do n yourscll dri1 open meeting lo which the 741-9300 lom> Onlivfry hy Cnrrmi HI CjnU 0 ml tared out ol Point Pli Sinolr ropy ot rounUr. IDCtntt orating, uitcrrnMlate bridge, publli li Invited --~-J--2 C*" WE HELP YOU ? Beach me Dally Register, Ked Bank-Mlddletown, N.J. Monday, September 18, W7J .WISH Afinu Keener R.D. Welksner, Was In Space Research John J. Giordano illlllllMIIIIIIIIIMIIMIIIIIIHMIIIIIIMHIMIIIIIIMIIIIMIIIIHIIIIIIIIMMIIIIIIIIIII RED BANK - Miss Alma HAZLET — Richard D. John Weiksner, all at home; UNION BEACH - John J. Keener, 77, of 9 Worthley St., Weiksner, 35, a computer pro- his mother, Mrs. Anna Weiks- Giordano, 54, of 106 Newark Harry B. Crook, Sr., died Saturday in Red Bank grammer with Bell Telephone ner, and two brothers, the Ave., died Friday in Bayshore Community Hospital, Holm- Convalescent Center. Laboratories, Holmdel, who Rev. Jerome Weiksner of Obituaries Miss Keener was born in IH del. llllllimillllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIUiDIIIIIUIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIItlllllllllillllllllnilllllHIIIIKIIIIK 82, Ex-Detective Head Blakely, Ga., and formerly worked with the team which Greensburg, Pa., and Donaia He was born in New York lived in Springfield. She was a helped to put the first man on ' Weiksner of York, Pa. City. He worked as an eleva- AVON - Funeral services He founded the Armored Suspect Drug Overdose member of Jehovah's Wit- the moon and who was a de- The Waitt Funeral Home, tor construction worker and were held today for Harry B. Car Service at the Shore in he was a member of Elevator Crook Sr, 82, chief of Mon- 1925. nesses. veloper of the first moon dune Morganville, is in charge of Surviving are four brothers, Constructors Union Local 1 of As Woman, 25, Succumbs mouth County Detectives Mr. Crook was a commu- buggy, died Friday in Bay- arrangements. New York City. from 1930 to 1935, who died Uly D. Keener, with whom shore Community Hospital, Joseph G. Klubnik HIGHLANDS - Police are resident of the Bayshore area. nicant of St. Elizabeth Catho- she lived; Henry L. Keener, Mr. Giordano was a commu- awaiting official confirmation Besides her mother she is Friday at Jersey Shore Medic- lic Church here, and a mem- HolmdeL HIGHLANDS - Joseph G. Birmingham, Ala., Henry G. He lived at 10 Belfast Ave. Klubnik, $1, of 105 Linden nicant of Holy Family Catho- from the county medical ex- survived by her husband, al Center, Neptune. ber of its Holy Name Society. Keener, Danbury, Conn., and lic Church. aminer's office regarding the Richard E. States; a son, He resided at 422 Lincoln He was a life member of Fort Mr. Weiksner had been em- Ave., died Saturday in Mon- Leslie Keener, Newark; two ployed by Bell Labs for six Surviving are his widow, death Friday of Mrs. Susan J. Richard States, at home; two Ave. A son, Harry B. Crook Lauderdale, Fla., Elks, where sisters, Mrs. Gussie Lawson, mouth Medical Center, Long Mrs. Florence C. Giordano; States, 25, of 285 Bay Ave. brothers, William Grenger of Jr., is mayor here. he wintered for many years. years. He was a member of Branch. Pansey, Ala., and Mrs. St. Benedict's Catholic four daughters, Mrs. Delores Dr. Sheldon Lang, first as- Union Beach and Bruce Gra- Mr. Crook was born in New He was also a member of Thelma Hollman, Newark, He was bom in New York Keman and Mrs. Dana Cec- nger of Atlantic Highlands, York City, and lived in Irving- Church, Holmdel. City and lived here for the sistant medical examiner, the Mexican Expedition in and several nieces and neph- Surviving are his widow, chini, both of the Bronx, N.Y., who performed an autopsy and a sister, Mrs. Judith ton for 12 years before moving 1916 and a member of the ews. past SO years. Poulos of Howell Township. to this area in 1929. Mrs. Frances D. Weiksner; Mrs. Catherine Conery of Port Saturday in Monmouth Medic- Avon Leisure Club. The F. Leon Harris Funeral two daughters, Pamela and Mr. Klubnik was retired Monmouth, and Miss Mary al Center, Long Branch, said The Bedle Funeral Home, Mrs. Elizabeth Gardener Surviving are his widow, the Home is in charge of arrange- Deborah Weiksner, and a son,- from the Signal School at Ft.Giordano, at home; his moth- Mrs. States died of a possible Keyport, is in charge of ar- FREEHOLD - Mrs. Eliza- former Ann Sullivan, three ments. Monmouth. His wife was the er, Mrs. Adele Giordano of drug overdose. rangements. sons, Mayor Crook, Edward Bertram W. Perry late Marion Klubnik. Long Island, N.Y., and a beth A. Gardener, 82, of 88 HIGHLANDS - Bertram According to police, there Manalapan Ave., died Satur- Crook, Belmar, and John .Mrs. Funnie Corrubia Surviving are a daughter, brother, Gerard Giordano of were several containers of Won-is Schwartz Crook, Syracuse, N.Y.; a W. Perry, 76, of 49 Washington Miss Muriel Klubnik, here, Atlanta, Ga. day in Jersey Shore Medical OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Mrs.* Ave., died Saturday in Ber- prescription-type drugs near HAZLET - Morris Center, Neptune. brother, Frederick Crook, Fannie Corrubia, 76, of 103 and a brother, Samuel Klub- The John J. Ryan Home for the victim's body when it was Schwartz, 71 of 71 Clement South Daytona Beach, Fla.; nadette Tomlin Hospital, nik of the Bronx, N.Y. Funerals, Keansburg, is in Mrs. Gardener was born in Bimbler Blvd. died Saturday Cape May Court House. Posten's Funeral Home, At- found in her apartment Lane, Garden Mobile Park, Stirling, Scotland, and had two sisters, Mrs, Mary Nichol- in Jersey Shore Medical Cen- charge of arrangements. Friday by her mother, Mrs. died Friday in Bayshore Com- son and Mrs. Alice Goodier, He was born in Nova Scotia, lantic Highlands, is in charge lived here M years. She was ter, Neptune. Canada, and lived here for 42 of arrangements. Michael MeCann Iona Grenger of Eatontown. munity Hospital, Holmdel. the widow of Thomas Garden- both of Teaneck; nine grand- Born in New York City, she An investigation into the He was born in Sag Harbor, children and 13 great-grand- MIDDLETOWN - Michael er, had lived here 65 years. She Mr. Perry was a retired Francis L. Erhard death is being conducted by N.Y., and lived in Irvington children. was a communicant of Our MeCann, 93, of 55 Thompson Patrolman Fred Dickelman before moving here seven She attended the First Pres- painter. He was a member of CHESTERFIELD, Va. - Ave., died Friday in the Ivy byterian Church. The Daniel A. Reilly Funer- Lady of Mt Carmel Catholic the Brotherhood of Painters, Francis L. Erbard, 25, of 6258 and the county prosecutor's years ago. Surviving are two sons, al Home, Belmar, was in Church, Asbury Park, and House Nursing Home. office. Mr. Schwartz was a retired tfecoratorg and Paperhangers Beuluh Road, died Thursday He was born in Ireland and Thomas F. Gardener and Wil- charge of arrangements. a member of its St. Rita Sr> Union, Local 694, of Neptune, in Highland Springs, Va. Mrs. States was bom in iron worker. He was a mem- liam G. Gardener, and a dety. was a resident here for the Keyport. She was a life-long ber of the Structural Steel- He was a past commander of He was born in Paterson, past 50 years. Mr. MeCann re- daughter, Miss Margaret Frederick P. Junes Surviving are three sons, American Legion Post 143 N.J. He lived in Ocean Gate, works Union, Local 11 of Aird, all here; two brothers, UNION BEACH - Fred- James Corrubia, here, Julius tired 27 years ago after work- Robert Baird Bloomfield, formerly of New- here, and a former commis- N.J., until four months ago ing as an iron worker with the Francis Aird, Philadelphia, erick P. Jones, 67, of 109 Stone Corrobia of Belmar, and sioner of the Housing Author- when he moved here. UNION BEAtH - RobeTft ark. and James Aird, here, and Road, died Friday in Riv- Lucas Corrubia of Belmar; Pennsylvania Railroad. Baird, 82, of 710 Central Ave., He was a member of the ity. Mr. Perry served in the Surviv|ng are his widow, He was a member of St. two grandchildren. erview Hospital, Red Bank. three sisters, Mrs. Grace Zito Canadian Army during World Mrs. Joyce K. Erhard; two died yesterday in Riverview Red Bank Old Guard and at- The Higglns Memorial Born in New Monmouth, he and Mrs. Rachel Lynn of Agnes Catholic Church and Us Hospital, Red Bank. tended Maranatha Baptist War I. sons, Michael and. Jeffrey Er- Holy Name Society. Home is in charge of arrange- was a resident here 35 years. Bridgeport, Conn., and Mrs. Surviving are his widow, hard, at home; a daughter, He was born in Jersey City Church. ments. A retired security guard for Lucy Frati of Ft Lauderdale, His wife was the late Lucy and lived here for the last 12 Surviving arc his widow, Gertrude F. Perry, eight Shannon Erhard, at home, Wood MeCann. Bell Telephone Laboratories, Fla., and seven grand- grandchildren and seven and a sister, Mrs. Diana Mills years. He was a retired elec- Mrs. Mildred N.W. Schwartz; Mrs. Richard L. Kuhns Holmdel, he was a member of children. There are no known survi- trician having been employed two sons, Charles G. Schwartz greatgrandchildren. of Keyport, N.J. vors. MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Ka- Holy Family Catholic Church The Buckley Funeral Home, The Condon Funeral Home, The Day Funeral Home, by various railroads. of Nashville, Tenn., and Ron- ren P. Kuhns, 24, of 28 Tindall here. Asbury Park, is in charge of The Condon Funeral Home, 'Mr. Baird held member- ald Schwartz of Irvington; Atlantic Highlands, is in Keyport, is in charge of ar- Atlantic Highlands, is in Road, died Thursday in Me- Surviving are his widow, arrangements. charge of arrangements. rangements. ships in the Molly Pitcher- two stepsons, Clifford Woody morial Hospital, New York Mrs. Catherine Patterson charge of arrangements. Barracks 1907, World War I of Roselle, and Raymond City. Jones; a son, Frederick P. Veterans, Keansburg, the Woody of North Brunswick; a She was born in Rocking- Jones Jr. of Rahway; two F&AM Hiram Lodge 17 of Jer- brother, Robert Schwartz of ham County, Va. She moved daughters, Mrs. Arnold Frank sey City and the Regular Re- Union; a sister, Mrs. Cornelia here (wo years ago from Vir- of Lakewood and Mrs. Floyd publican Club here. Weiner of Livingston, and 11 ginia. Leonard of Lake Lenape; He is survived by three grandchildren. Mrs. Kuhns was a member three brothers, Harold Jones great-nieces and three great- The John W. Mehlenbeck of the Mt. Valley United of New Monmouth, Judge We're looking lor nephews. Funeral Home is in charge of Methodist Church, Harrison- Theodore LaBrecque Sr. of The Bedle Funeral Home, arrangements. burg, Va. Little Silver and Henry La- Keyport, is in charge of ar- MO.Dtoth Notlcei Surviving are her husband, Brecque of Red Bank; three sis- rangements. /MORRISON, Wllma H. (nee Kovolsky). Richard L. Kuhns; her par- ters, Sister Ann Jones of Fall Age. 77. of 31 Leonordvllle Road, New >40.DeoWi Notices Monmovth. On Sept. 9. 1973 Beloved wile ents, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin River, Mass., Sister Mary Lea ot the Tat. Harold. Devoted mother of KEENER — Alma age 77 of • Worthier tea. Philip, and Wilbur Walton, Harold E. Phillips of Harrisonburg, of St. Joseph's Convent, Key- St., Red Sank died Saturday at Iht Red Morrison, and Mrs. Wllma Sobol. Dear Bonk Convalescent Center. A member of sister of Edward Kovolsky, Mrs. Cath- and two brothers-, Larry E. port, and Mrs. William Mil- Jehovah's Witnesses. A devoted sitter ol erine Musolf, Mrs. Dora Krellack, Mrs. Uly D. Keener, Henry G., Henry L. and Margaret Weber, and Mrs. Mary Horvoth. Phillips and Gene A. Phillips, lington of Sea Girt, and two Leslie Keener; Mrs. Gussle Lawson and Funerol Wednesday ot 9:15 am. from the Tneima Hollman. Friends may call at the John F. Pfltaer Funeral Home, US Tin- both of Harrisonburg. grandchildren. F. Leon Harris Funeral Home Tuesday 2 doll Rd, Mlddletown. Mass of Ressurec- to 44 to 9 p.m. Funeral services will be tlon ot St. Mary's R.C. Church. New Mon- The Lindsey Funeral Home, Arrangements are under the at 11 a.m. of the funeral home- lull nimAi mouth, at 10 a.m. Interment In Mt. Olivet Cemetory. Mlddletown. Visiting Monday Harrisonburg, is in charge of direction of the Day Funeral 7-9 p.m., and Tuesday, 2-4, 7-9 p.m. arrangements. Home, Keyport. Are you a FINALIST for the next MILLIONAIRE DRAWING on Sept. 26?

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Therefore, Mr. Olsen said, someone broke into the Pine| of the Western Monmouth The Pike letter stated that the authority should have 600 brook plant between Aug. 31, FREEHOLD — A Rumson withstand a wind of 90-mile Utilities Authority (WMUA) 300 hookup units were re- hookups at Pine Brook that and Sept. 4 and removed J)i man who wants to convert the per hour with absolutely no will meet with state officials served at Pine Brook (or use could be used for other cus- monthly reports from an un- Anchorage Pool and Surf damage. The complaint also Thursday to iron out a state by Engushtown, and 300 units tomers. locked drawer of the plant su- Club, Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, states that-the lowest level of directive imposing a hookup were reserved for the Holiday Meanwhile, police said pervisor's desk. into a 32-unit garden apart- the building which would be moratorium on the Pine North development. Both are ment complex, has filed suit used for storage and parking Brook Sewer Co. currently unsewered. in Superior Court to obtain contains nonbearing curtain Meanwhile, police are in- "What the letter last week DO YOU KNOW THIS DANCER? site plan approval for the walls which would be sacri- vestigating the theft of 20 said is that the acting director project. ficed if there was an unusu- monthly reports from the sew- does not recognize what Mr. Vincent J Russo of 45 West ally severe beach erosion er company's office over the Pike said." Mr. Olsen said. caused by a sustained wind Labor Day weekend. The au- River Road charges in his suit Mr. Olsen said the morato- that the Planning Board's de- far in excess of hurricane thority runs the utility. force. Mayor Kenneth G. Olsen, rium does not affect projects nial of site plan approval on with collector systems and Aug. 28 was unreasonable in In denying site plan ap- authority secretary, said last proval, the Planning Board night the authority was noti- lateral lines in the ground. that the only evidence The moratorium may not presented to the board was said the sea curtains which fied late last week that no were designed to allow sea CONFLICT ADVERTISED — James Randl sports new hookups to the Pine have much of an immediate that all requirements for this T-shirt advertising his conflict with Middletown effect on this municipality or approval had been met. water to flow through the Brook plant would be per- basement against the seawall police over alleged illegal stop and search proce- mitted. Marlboro, which are the two The complaint maintains and wash back out again dures. The shirt bears slogan found on bumper The notification came from prime customers of the au- that the proposed structure, to presented a probable danger stickers on some cars and states: "Illegal car the acting director of the thority. be located on the Ocean side to property of the occupants search by Middletown police not permitted." state Division of Water Re- Both municipalities have of the seawall is designed to stored in the basement. sources, Mr. Olsen said. enacted a six month building Mayor Olsen said the meet- moratorium which expires ing Thursday will be held to Jan. 31. KalhlMn Crahay - Intermediate Student Randi to Discuss clarify a letter that Charles Under current plans. Ho- She Studies at The M. Pike, the then director of liday North interceptor lines the Division of Water Re- may run to the Central Jersey MONMOUTH SCHOOL OF BALLET sources, wrote Hovnanian En- Sewer Co. in Marlboro, also Issue at Meeting 772 River Road in Fair Haven terprises in 1971. Hovnanian operated by the authority. MIDDLETOWN -The enceyl have exchanged* with Enterprises owned the Pine In addition, the authority FALL TERM STARTS SEPT. 15th rights of citizens who alle- the highest authorities in the Brook utility at that time. The plans to enlarge the Pine Royal Academy ol Dancing FonUyn Chlldran'e SyHabu* gedly are stopped and country concerning Middle- Western Monmouth Utilities Brook plant before inter- Modam Danca In Aaaoclatton with Mauraan Daakln SPECIAL searched illegally by police town and its police," he de- authority is in the process of ceptor lines are run to the DIRECTOR - SALLY FERBARA will be outlined by James clared. condemning the .company to plant from Englishtown. Call MI-M04 lor Information and Brochure Randi of Rumson when he. hosts a public meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday to discuss the recent public conflict between himself and Police Chief Jo- seph M. McCarthy. The meeting will be held in the First Unitarian Church, 1475 W. Front St., Lincroft. Mr. Randi claims Middle- town police have been "stop- ping and searching the youth of Middletown for years with- out proper legal procedure." He said since publicity sur- rounding his conflict with the police chief regarding "illegal car searches" has mounted, wrap up autumn he has received phone calls from both young and old alike relating to searches in which in nonstop sweatering they say they have been in- The big news in sweaters ... great tied waists with a volved in Middletown. natural affinity for making the town and country "I have had dozens of phone calls from adults who thought scene. You'll love the marvelous ease of these STUDY LAMP for years that their kids were lying regarding stop and ... comfortable, liveable and knit with extra REG. $21.95 search procedures, and they fashion dash. Layer them for great- find out now it is true," Mr. Better Randi said yesterday. going over all your fall fashions. Shown Light Now 95 Chief McCarthy has stated from our collection: 100% acrylic Fair Isle that his officers do not search Better Only cars illegally and that he shawl cardigan, 21.00; tops a V neck Sight would not permit any illegal action in this municipality. matching vest, 11.00, both in cream. Wit13h FREE Bulb Mr. Randi plans to present Acrylic knit shawl collar, pocketed 200 WATT BULB his reasons Thursday for being involved in the current wrap in white, 24.00. Thick all wool Available In Yellow, Qraen, Mocha or Red. controversy, He charges that cable wrap with shawl collar in rust, police have been stopping and searching teen-agers after 32.00. All in misses' sizes S, M, L. O»IN THURSDAY aM NMDAY TIL • - SATURDAY TIL • dark without legal grounds for doing so, and believes it is a violation of the fourth amend- ment to the U.S. Constitution. THE LIGHTING CENTER He said he expects to "have 79 E NEWMAN SPRINGS RO , RED BANK N support from several promi- nent persons" at the meeting TEL 741 -6-100 this week. "I will read partial contents of some correspond-

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KAMIN In a society enamored with WASHINGTON "fvr most older Americans," It helps to be the son-in-law youth, an estimated five mil- states the memo, "social President and Editor of President Nixon. The Presi- lion senior citizens have been SCENK security represents their eco- dent's friend, Bebe Rebozo, overtaken in their old age by nomic mainstay. It constitutes provides David and Julie Eis- Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor • William F. Sandford, Associate Editor poverty. almost the entire source of enhower with a fashionable Most of them collect pitiful support for almost one out of suburban Washington home pensions, which have A staff memo, prepared for every seven aged couples and for a modest rental fee. Now Monday, September 10,1173 dwindled in purchasing power the Senate Special Committee two out of every seven elderly David has, been accepted at IIIHIIIIMUIIMMIIIIIIIMmilHHllllHHIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIMi as the cost of living has on Aging, notes grimly: "AU single individuals. Washington's prestigious soared out of sight. For many, age groups have felt the im- "For millions of older George Washington Law the economic crunch has be- pact of spiraling inflation in Americans, however, social wone neglect. A medical School under curious circum- 'It's the President, On Bug Number Three* come truly a life-or-death one form or another. But old- security benefits still fall be- team in New York City re- stances. matter. er Americans .have probably low the government's own po- cently found • wasted octoge- The school had 6,000 appli- Their pathetic stories are been victimized to a much verty benchmark." narian dying unnoticed from cants and 400 openings. Yet told in letters that have been greater extent than any other Nevertheless, the Nixon Ad- lack of food and medical care David won entrance even made available to us from the segment in our society... ministration not only is fight- in a dingy hotel. though he applied three private files of the National "Rising food costs have ing against more social secu- Still others are forced to months late. Young Eisen- Council of Senior Citizens. been especially oppressive for rity Increases but has also choose between decent food hower didn't even take his en- "These people that keep the elderly because about 27 recommended higher medi- and decent housing. The hous- trance exam until this sum- bragging about how much per cent of their budgets is care payments. This proposal ing problem Is most acute in mer. Yet he was jumped they are giving the senior citi- spent on food, in contrast to 18 would cost the aged and dis- urban areas, where the el- ahead of most others and zen should have to live on it per cent for the total popu- abled $1 billion more for medi- derly are crowded together in placed in this fall's freshman themselves," wrote a man lation. The net impact is that care next year. "welfare hotels" and dilapi- class. this upward spiral can have Some of the aging and ailing dated apartment buildings. from Gouverneur, N.Y. "It David told us he had to has been eight months since I the effect of obliterating the can't even get medicare. One The alternative is living in 20 per cent social security in- woman from Linden, N.J., those human warehouse; meet high standards to be ad • have had a piece of meat." mitted, although he wouldn't He is lucky. Some live on crease." wrote of her plight: "1 receive called boarding homes. A re- For those on fixed incomes, social security which is very spectable nursing home is out reveal what his test scores rolls, coffee and dog food. were. He acknowledged, how- Food fit for a dog at least pro- the situation is so desperate small, $132.50, that just about of the economic reach of that committee chairman keeps me alive. I have a cata- those without family support. ever, that "a friend of the vides protein at low cost. family" helped him in his ef- Some old folks have turned In Frank Church, D-Idaho, will ract and a heart condition and Meanwhile, members of try to move up the effective on that amount I can't afford Congress are drifting back forts. An associate dean at th« desperation into common school told us that the Eis- thieves, rifling meat counters date of a forthcoming 59 per a doctor. I have no hospital in- into Washington, suntanned cent social security increase surance. I can't get medicare and rested, after their sum- enhower case was certainly and grocery shelves. But most unusual but did not constitute are too proud for such degr- for senior citizens from July until I'm 65. I'm M now. I mer vacation.. Shortly, they to January. may not see 66." will decide what to do about a special privilege in his opin- adation and suffer with'quiet ion. dignity. The unpublished memo Others are victims of even the senior citizens who cant Fatness and Frustration Contrariwise. I do not be- By JIN BISHOP It isn't so. Sex is sex, an an- lieve that the law is going to imal coupling which, within stop the sale of sexy books by America's obsession is sex THE certain exotic limits, defies in- establishing 20,000 separate and diet. More books, maga- ventive genius. No one, not standards of municipal moral- zines and pamphlets sell deal- even a psychiatrist, can tell ity. I would rather allow the ing with these subjects than REPORTER why one person is "turned sick ones to read about it as any other. Sometimes I am on" and another is not. The IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIMIIMIIIIIHHIHHMN much as they please, if it will tempted to combine the two, bookshops are inundated with pop a safety valve against writing a calorie counter en- ous possibilities. Parents and works which can be classified having them prey on pedestri- titled: "The Naked Coun- church warn the young to res- as (1) How To; (2) Why; (3) an women. tess," but I keep putting the ist it, seldom conscious that a Confessions. thought behind me. warning becomes a tempta- The "How To" books are The obsession with diet books is equally obscure. The The number one best seller tion. In most cases, the boy is pseudo-scientific trash. They the aggressor; the girl is the presume to explain new ways buyers, in the main, are wom- at the moment is "Dr. Atkins' was listed as a female. Now en. Collectively, they spend Diet Revolution." It hasn't passive resister. When she to prevent the interest of a the ladies have liberated says "No," she is thinking spouse from flagging. The millions reading books which even got a plot. The second is themselves from the mattress purport to tell them how to "The Joy of Sex," by Alex less of sin than of her reputa- "Why" studies are psy- to the typewriter. Madames tion. chological and when, in Chap- squeeze a size 16 figure into a Comfort. Candidly, and you have given up screening seedy size 10 dress. must excuse the expression, I If books on explicit sex sell, ter One, they have completed customers in favor of learning do not see the connection be- I understand their purchase their dissertations on normal how to write. The subject of surplus tween the two. However, sex by youth in plain brown wrap- reactions and the fullness of avoirdupois is as narrow in and diets, and diets and sex pers. All of the things which mutual response, they move Mere Thai All concept as sex. There is noth- have monopolized the book mother told us are wrong, im- on to sado-masochism and the They tell all and, I suspect, ing new. There is no magical market for a number of years, moral and dangerous become sick thrills of whips, chains more than all. Each book manner in which to slim the Middle East Complexities and I ask myself what can be right and ecstatic. and thrilling cruelty. must be more exciting than figure. 1 know damned well that no book is going to make The nomination of Henry Kissinger as appointment brought some hopeful reac- new and edifying in subjects Antiseptic Value Second only to the books the last or it will not sell. which were old and exhausted Take my word for it, the my paunch disappear. I fed secretary of state adds yet another dimen- The selling of these books, written by doctors are the tions, along with the expected expressions thousands of years ago? "Confessions." Millions of name of the game is not liter- it; I raised it. It requires will- in the main, are to married power to keep it small. Over- sion to the burgeoning complexities of the of misgivings in some Arab quarters. I do not rap sex. I concur couples. They tire of per- people cannot resist a keyhole ature — it is money. Sheilah Middle East, as always the tinderbox Ihsan Abdel Khaddous, editor of the peep at the sex life of some- Graham, a Hollywood colum- nourishment induces over- with the opinion of Ihe late functory love. They hunt for weight. which could blow apart the peace of the Cairo newspaper Al Akhbar, was enthu- Col. Stoopnagle, who said: volumes written by men and one else. I call these the "tape nist, drags the ghost of F. Scott, Fitzgerald through her The one, the only way, to world. siastic. He reasoned that Mr. Kissinger as "It's the most fun without women who are doctors. This measure" books because ev- erything — male and female books like an old mink coat. reduce weight is painful; His selection by President Nixon laughing there is of." The sen- i>r lifts the book out of the a Jew and thus free from the fear of being tence will not parse, but the fication 1ft plain dirt into — is exaggerated beyond the Her newest Is "A State of Push the plate away. In sex, comes at a time of added strains because labeled anti-Semitic could fashion what he philosophy is profound. lofty aura of scientific wildest possibilities. Heat" and it follows the fash- the sorrowful truth is that the of Arab talk of using their "oil power" in called a more "even-handed" American Sex is a teen-age voyage of truth. If a doctor wrote it, one Until the last decade, all ion of detailing how many innocent ladies know more the current energy crisis to wring con- policy in the Middle East. discovery. At that time it is feels that the volume must be pornography was written by men under what circum- about it than the wisest bou- stances. doir beach boy in the world. cessions from the West on Israel. Popu- Mr. Khaddous and other Arabs were new, exciting, infinite in joy- antiseptic. men, even when the author lous Egypt and oil-rich Libya now have described by foreign correspondents as united. Palestinian guerrilla activities and feeling that now they would be dealing Israeli retaliatory endeavors are as in- with the man with the power, a change tense as ever. from the days of talking to the past secre- An Encouraging Report Clearly, this area must rank high on tary of state, William Rogers. H4IIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIII IHIHtf service before reaching age the list for any new secretary of state. The By JAMES J.K1LPATRICK outs and dullards. It hasn't Israelis, too, feel confident that Mr. worked out that way. To be 23." Put that way, the task twist which the Kissinger appointment Kissinger will do nothing to erode the It is an inescapable aspect CONSERVATIVE sure, this transition period sounds formidable; never- adds, however, is that he is of Jewish an- traditional Washington-Jerusalem alliance. of the news business that has witnessed a steady, but theless, in fiscal 1973, "true cestry, the first, incidentally, to be named He is a man who lost close relatives in the much of the news we report is VIEW modest decline in the propor- volunteers enlisted at a rate a secretary of state. anti-Semitic purges of Hitler's Germany, bad news. But in one major tion of enlistees with above- that, by implication, satisfies iiiniiiiiiHHiiiiniii average scores on quali- this long-term requirement." Will this help or hurt in efforts to from which he had fled as a lad. area of national policy, the news for a change is good: fication tests, but it also has The armed services, in the achieve some lasting settlement of the There were some Israelis, though, The concept of an "all-volun- view, quality standards may seen a moderate increase in consultants' view, need not Arab-Israeli conflict? who worried that Mr. Kissinger might lean teer army" is not working have, been set too high for cer- those with average ability. Of rely so heavily on young male Opinion is divided, but, interestingly over backward to demonstrate his inde- perfectly, but it is working tain military needs. most importance, the two con- volunteers. Almost three- sultants observe, the armed enough, not necessarily along the lines one pendence, perhaps to their detriment. "It better than pessimistic critics In brief, the consultants KILPATRICK quarters of military assign- had predicted. services are achieving "a ments are non-combat duties, would expect. is always better to negotiate with a foreign say, "to the extent that ex- Two consultants attached to perience with true volunteers steady decrease in enlist- has discounted the signifi- capable of being performed as The Observer of London editoralized goy," one Israeli commented, "than with the Brookings Institution, in fiscal 1973 holds true for the ments of those scoring below cance of the June figures.) well by women as by men, but that despite the fact of his being a Jew — a foreign Jew." Martin Binkin and John D. future, the services should average." The non-white component is the present plan Is to Increase have little difficulty in meet- expected to level off at about the number of women merely perhaps because of it — his role in pro- Ultimately, of course, no settlement Johnston, have sketched a Non- Whites will work which doesn't take into account generally promising picture in ing long-term accession re- Concern also had been 20 per cent. from today's 2 per cent to 4.2 moting an American initiative in the quirements " voiced about the number of per cent by 1977. Enlistment the deepest nationalistic goals of each par- a report to the Senate Armed The generally encouraging Middle East could be of inestimable value. Services Committee. In their One apprehension, widely non-whites who might be at- picture is offset to some ex- quotas could be further ad- The Observer said: "Dr. Kissinger. .. is a ty concerned — including the United view, the recent monthly voiced a year ago, was that tracted by the pay, the bo- tent by three areas of con- justed by turning perhaps man whose intellectual eminence, grasp of States. "shortfalls" in recruiting are the armed services, once they nuses, and the fringe benefits cern. The armed services, 100,000 military jobs over to civilians. This is known, in the his subject and sheer effectiveness in ac- That fundamental element is the key, not critical. The quality of the were denied the uses of the of military service. The even with enlistment bonuses rather than the particular ethnic back- new "true volunteers" is hold- draft, would succeed in at- spectre was raised of a nation ranging up to $3,000, still are consultants' horrid noun, is tion no one can objectively question." composed predominantly of "civilianizatlon," and they ground of any would-be peacemaker, even ing up well; indeed, in their tracting only a bunch of drop- having difficulty in attracting whites hiring blacks to do recruits for such critical skills are all for it. In the Middle East itself, the Kissinger the U.S. secretary of state. their fighting for them. Sup- as electronics. Enlistments As I remarked earlier, most pose blacks took over a couple are lagging in the reserves. of a newsman's grist these of armored divisions: Were And doctors and dentists are days is gloomy stuff. Many we fostering a possible racial still hard to come by. programs of national impor- Western Monmouth's Future revolution1 Formidable Task The Western Monmouth Utilities Au- tance — public welfare, for tential commercial and industrial enter- The percentage of non-white Binkin and Johnston made one notable example — are thority (WMUA) has announced that it will prises. recruits has indeed increased, no effort to minimize the palpable fizzles. But the de- proceed with plans to expand its Pine There is no question that, for matters from 144 per cent in 1970 to problems of meeting recruit- velopment of an all-volunteer Brook Sewer Company. The first stage of of health, residences must be hooked into 19.6 per cent in 1973. (In June, ing goals now in effect. If the armed service may prove a that work will cost $1.2 to $1.5 million and the sewer plant. For matters financial, after the consultants had com- object is to enlist 356,000 welcome exception. The plan it will double the plant's existing capacity pleted their report, non-whites young men a year, "one out of appears to he working fairly sewer service must be provided for com- made up 35 per cent of the every three qualified and well; and you can hardly say to 2.2 million gallons daily. merce and industry which can be expected month's total, but Army Sec- available men will have to that about much of anything, to reduce the mounting tax rates in both retary Howard II. Callaway volunteer for active military Marlboro's Mayor Morton Salkind, au- anymore. municipalities. thority chairman, and Manalapan Mayor Kenneth G. Olsen, authority secretary, The growth in Marlboro and Manala- joined in making the announcement last pan will continue and it is just a part of week. They said that even though federal what will be taking place in all of western Today in History and state funds have not been approved Monmouth. Inasmuch as the WMUA will for the project, the job will be authorized be responsible for providing sewer service By The Associated Press In 1846, Ellas Howe re- United States would not stop in the hope of adding the extra service to other municipalities, authority mem- ceived a patent on his sowing bombing North Vietnam until Today is the 253rd day of machine. Hanoi offered reciprocal mili- within six months. bers are accepting their responsibility by preparing for an increase in business that 1973 There arc 112 days left in In 1898, Empress Elizabeth tary restraint the year. of Austria-Hungary was as- positively is on the way. One year ago: The Uniipd There ii an amount of risk involved, Today's hiKhliKht in history: sassinated In Geneva. States vetoed a UN. Security but we share the mayors' confidence that Many millions of dollars will be On this date In 1813, an In 1907, the British colony of Council resolution that called federal and state money will be forthcom- needed for sewer construction in that vast American naval force under New Zealand became a domi- for an Immediate cessation of ing. If It doesn't materialize, it will mean area to our west, and Washington and Capt. Oliver Perry defeated nion. military operations in the the British It Ihc Battle or Ten yean ago: Negroes en- Middle East. something like a 20 per cent hike in the Trenton, which is quite correctly mandat- Lake Erie in Ihe War of 1812. tered white public schools In users' rates. Today's birthdays: Qolfef ing sanitary sewerage treatment facilities, On this date- the Alabama cities of Bir- Arnold Palmer Is 44. Base- Marlboro and Manalapan are the will have to pay a good part of, the cost. In HiilH, John Smith was mingham, Tuskegee and Mo- ball's Roger Marls In 39. townshipi Immediately affected, and it Continuing pressure on the state and fed- ••led cii ^governor of I ho bile after the .stale's National Thought for today: A «»v- would teem that the authority has M BJ eral governments to get those funds is an- Jamestown colony In Virginia, (>uard was put under federal eminent Is the only known in 1735. five thousand Aca- control. other responsibility of WMUA members, vessel that leaks from the top tentative. The expanded plant will Mjrvlca dlans were banished from Five years ago: President and we know they'll inert thai one, too. — New York Times columnist areas of residential growth u well u DO Nova Scotia, i.ymion it Johnson MM the James Rcstnn

I Buehler TIM) Daily Register, Red Vank-MiddJetowa, N J. Monday, September II, 1171 7 Reiterates Coming — Wednesday, Thursday', Friday September 12, 13, 14 Challenge DKMONSTKATIOY AND SAMI'LIM, ty OCEAN TOWNSHIP - "How can one bankrupt rail- French Port Salut Cheese road purchase another bank- rupt railroad?" Herbert J. 1 Buehjer, Democratic candi- date for the State Senate in •pn the 1Mb District asked yes- terday. Visit our air conditioned shop during this "And why did my opponent demonstration and see the various ways in Sen. Richard R. Stout vote which you may prepare and enjoy this su- against the ti.75 per hour perlative cheese. We have the largest selec- minimum wage last year, tion ot imported and domestic cheeses in while every other senator in New Jersey. the state voted for It? "These are only two issued that we can debate publicly, KII'K CALIFORNIA NEW PARKING LOT — Inspecting the new park- ation, and Mrs. George Strong, on association should Mr. Stout consent to a ing lot at the historic Allen House at Rt. 35 and trustee. The paving of the parking lot was done forum," Mr. Buehler contin- Sycamort Ave.-, Shrewsbury, art, Itft to right, without charge by the Stavola Contracting Co. of Bartlett Pears Mrs. Bayard 0. Stout, president of the Board of New Shrewsbury. The association hopes to have ued. "Since he has not replied Trustees of the Monmouth County Historical As- restoration of the historic house ready for the as- to our letter dated Aug. 1, in- sociation; Charles Lyle, director of the associ- sociation's 75th anniversary in October. viting him to debate publicly, I have sent another invitation •> Ito , 69' in the hqpe he will be more re- sponsive. The Green Grocer Bedell Proposes State Surplus "Mr. Stout suggests one railroad should purchase the Has a choice array ot fresh vegetables as well other. I suggest the Port Au- as a wide choice ot fruits, including such thority take-over of the New "lunch box" fruits as plums, pears, grapes, ba- Be Used to Reduce Sales Tax York & Long Branch Rail- nanas, Mclntosh apples and citrus frstts. KEANSBURG - Monmouth resentatives chided the report road," the Senate aspirant de- Mr. Bedell, who is running of the joint appropriations clared. County Democratic Assem- for the state Senate in the 12th committee, Mr. Bedell joined as being amateurish." "Mr. Stout opposed the $1.75 KKI) AIM'll: SPKCIAL blyman Eugene J. Bedell Is district, was one of the most with Sen. Joseph Merlino, D- Mr. Bedell said while the per hour minimum wage. I in caUlng (or a one-cent reduc- Mercer, in an unsuccessful ef- additional surplus should not Monday I riilay, St'utt'iiihcr 10-11 outspoken opponents of Gov. the same position as Mr. Stout tion In the state sales tax for fort to roll back the sales tax. be used as an excuse to delay William T. CahiU's tax reform would have favored the Bill. 1971 "At that time," Mr. Bedell urgently needed tax reform, it program last year. "And qualifying my vote, I "This would save New Jer- said, "the legislature's fiscal does constitute a one-time bo- Chocolate Chip Cookies Last Spring, a* a member would have pointed to our in- sey taxpayers about $145 mil- watchdog, the Office of Fiscal nanza that should be reaped flated economy, and the fact lion and could easily be re- Affairs, estimated the state's by the taxpayers , . that with prices skyrocketing, placed by the recently ac- Municipal suplus would greatly exceed The state Constitution, Mr. it is becoming increasingly |wrlui|tf Krjiul.irl> 1*1.115 94 knowledged |200 million sur- the $28 million indicated by Bedell said, requires a bal- more difficult for a person plus in the 1975-74 state budg- the governor's office. anced budget meaning that Courses Set not making $1.75 per hour to et," Mr. Bedel) said. "The OFA report," Mr. the state can't expect to live," Mr. Buehler said. NEW BRUNSWICK - Bedell said, was rejected by spend more than it collects in Courses in municipal govern- the Republican members of taxes. ment will be offered this fall the appropriations committee "It should also follow," he Road Closing at two Monmouth County and the OFA's reward was a said, "that the state cannot High Schools by Rutgers Uni- slash in their own operational tax well beyond the amount it Is Scheduled versity Government Services budget by the governor him- intends to spend. Therefore Training Progranr NEW SHREWSBURY - self." the state should reverse the Hope Road will be closed be- More than SO courses on a Mr. Bedell charged that the flow of this surplus money tween Tinton Ave. and Pine wide range of governmental governor's insistence that this back to the people." Brook Road during the day topics will be offered at high surplus had not been pre- Mr. Bedell said lowering the this week for repair of a rail- schools throughout the state. dictable when the current sales back by a penny to four road grade crossing, police At Freehold High School the budget was being prepared per cent on the dollar Is the announced yesterday. courses offered are: munici- was simply untrue. simpliest manner by which to pal finance administration, Police said that section or "He just choose to close his accomplish this. principles 6f public purchas- Hope Road would be closed ROUTE 34, COLTS NECK.N.J. Just South of Route 537 Light eyes to the OFA report," Mr. He said a one-cent reduction ing, real property appraisal, from 8:15 a.m. until 4 p.m. ev- OPEN MON.-SAT. f to f; SUNDAYS 1 to a-AIR CONDITIONED on IK KTM of th« finut prop- Bedell said, "which was made would mean an $18-a-year sav- ery day through Friday. 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John Fischer in a ceremony Harper, Nancy Lenihan, Mol- bin here, and Steven Howard Mr. Straus wad awarded i" performed in Holy Cross ly Ingram and Lynn Fischer. Straus, son of Mr. and Mrs. BA degree from George Catholic Church by the Rev. Mark S. Fischer was best Edward Straus, 132 Queens Washington University, and a William J. Kokoszka. There man for his brother and ush- Drive, Little Silver, were master's degree in public ad- was a reception at the Rum- ers were Clifford J. Hemphill, married Saturday at Congre- ministration from Penn State son Country Club. Julian Hemphill Jr., Joseph gation B'nai Jacob here. University, where he is now The bride is the daughter of K. Hemphill, J. Alexander Rabbi Arthur Chiel offici- research assistant in the De- Mr. and Mrs. Julian Hemphill, Hemphill, Henry L. Bertram, ated at the ceremony, assist- partment of Public Adminis- 25 Ridge Road. Mr. Hemphill, Charles M. Dunn, Jeffrey I. ed by Cantor Samuel Epstein. tration. a former president of the New Brodlieb, Grant A. Porter and A reception at the synagogue Mn. Robert UvenMge Jr. York Cocoa Exchange, is a di- Steven K. Porter. followed. The couple will reside in rector of the Hershey Foods (The former Mrs. Matthew Fischer The bride, who was present- State College, Pa. Corporation in New York. The bride was attended by Jacqueline Mainwaring) (The former Anne Hemphill) ed in 1969 at the Rumson The bridegroom is the son Debutante Cotillion, is an Miss Robin Straus, maid of of Dr. and Mrs. Walter Wil- alumna of the Convent of the honor, and Miss Ellen Levy. Loyersidge-Mainwaring liam Fischer of Pelham Man- Sacred Heart, Noroton, Conn., Lewis Zager was best man or, NY. Dr/Fischer is an at- and Wheaton College, Norton, and the ushers were James NEW SHREWSBURY - Douglas L. Haneline, Arthur Mn. Steveal tending surgeon at the Lenox Mass. Mn. Gregory Strand Dubin, Eric Rosen and Spen- Miss Jacqueline Julia Main- F. Reedy and Robert Fedde- (The former Harriet Dubin) Hill Hospital in New York, The bridegroom is an (The former Eileen McCue) cer Scheffling. waring, daughter of Mr. and ler. and a professor of clinical alumnus of the Taft School, The bride is a graduate of Mrs. Richard William Main Mrs. Loversidge is a gradu- surgery at New York Univer- Watertown, Conn., and Brown Dana Hall School, and re- waring, 7 S. Beers St., Holm- ate of Red Bank High School sity School of Medicine. University, Providence, R.I. Strand-McCue ceived a BA degree from del, was married here Satur- and Muhlenberg Hospital Miss Mollie Hemphill was He is with Bechtel Corpo- FAIR HAVEN - The mar- Mrs. Douglas Pieklik and George Washington Univer- day, in The Reformed Church School of Nursing, Plainfield. her sister's maid of honor and ration in New York. riage vows of Miss Eileen Miss Anita McCue, along with sity and a master's degree in of New Shrewsbury, to Robert She has been employed as a Joan McCue and Gregory Miss Cheryl Stein, Mrs. Ed- speech pathology from Penn David Loversidge Jr., son of staff nurse at Muhlenberg Mr. and Mrs. Loversidge Sr. Hospital. Robert Strand were solem- ward Heffernan and Miss 0 Anfuso-O'Brien nized Saturday here in the Mimi Mosher. Flower girl was of Medford Lakes. The Rev. The bridegroom, also a Red WELCOME EXTENDED RUMSON - In Holy Cross Margaret Duffy. Regina Duf- Catholic Church of the Nati- Stacy Lynn Ross. Arthur Landon officiated at Bank High School alumnus, is LINCROFT - Mrs. Howard Catholic Church here Satur- fy was flower girl. vity at a Nuptial Mass cele- Robert Huserik Jr. was best the ceremony, wnrch was fol- entering his senior year at Schmalzel, 18 Augusta Drive, day, Miss Mary Ellen Roland Matthews was best brated by the Rev. William man and ushers were John lowed by a reception in the Ohio State University School will be hostess at her home O'Brien, daughter of Mr. and man. The ushers were Mr. Carton of Holy Cross Catholic Strand, Scott Shive, Richard Lincroft Inn. of Architecture in Columbus, Sept. 18 at 8:30 p.m. for a cof- Mrs. Thomas O'Brien, 18 Payne, Thomas O'Brien, Church, Rumson, a cousin of Gregory and Peter and Paul Mrs. Loversidge was at- Ohio, where the couple will fee reception planned by Lin- Third St., was married during Frank Penta, Arthur Van Pelt the bride. McCue. tended by Miss Margaret Ken- reside. Mr. Loversidge was croft Newcomers. All new a Nuptial Mass to Augustus and Pat Bruno. Parents of the couple are The bride, a graduate of nedy, maid of honor, Mrs. Scoutcraft Director this sum- residents of the Lincroft-Mid- Thomas Anfuso, son of Mr. Mrs. Anfuso was graduated Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Red Bank Catholic High Raymond J. LoPresto, Miss mer at Forestburg Scout Re- dletown area are invited to at- and Mrs. Angelo Anfuso, 192 from Rumson-Fair Haven Re- McCue, 120 Lincoln Ave., School, is secretary to the in- Patricia Markmann, Mrs. Jo- servation, Monticello, N.Y., tend and may contact Mrs. Westwood Ave., Long Branch. gional High School and is em- here, and Mr. and Mrs. John stallation dub manager, Ft. seph Petrozelli and Miss Su- and is employed by Ohio State Mn. Augustus Anfuso Schmalzel or Mrs. George The Rev. William Carton offi- ployed by New Jersey Bell Strand Sr., 339 Branch Ave., Monmouth. The bridegroom, san Loversidge. University, Division of (The former Mary O'Brien) Leslie, 17 Andover Court, for ciated. Telephone Co., Red Bank. She Little Silver. who is a patrolman with the Glenn K. Maloney was best Campus Planning. reservations. The reception was in Buck also is a part-time student at The reception was at the Little Silver Police Depart- man. The ushers were Smith's Restaurant, East Brookdale Community Col- Non-commissioned Officers ment, also was graduated Keansburg. lege, Lincroft. Club, Ft. Monmouth. from Red Bank Catholic. The Ferrugiaro-Scianna The bride was attended by Mr. Anfuso was graduated The bride was attended by couple will reside in Little Sil- Miss Virginia O'Brien, maid from Long Branch High her three sisters Mrs. Gre- ver, when they return from WEST LONG BRANCH — in the Magnolia Inn, Mata- of honor, Mrs. Phillip Payne, School and served in the gory Ross, matron of honor; Cape Cod. Miss Karen Marie Sclanna, wan. and the Misses Kathleen Army. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Jane Scianna was her Ryan, Mary Fowler, Marga- The couple will reside in John Joseph Scianna Sr., 7 sister's maid of honor. The ret Sico, Marie Duffy and Long Branch. Reynolds Drive, Eatontown, other attendants were Miss was married here Sept. 2 in Patricia Ferrugiaro, Mrs. St. Jerome Catholic Church, John Scianna Jr., Miss Joann Metzler-Carrano to John David Ferrugiaro Jr., Rubinacci, Miss Diane Stega, son of Mr. and, Mrs. Ferru- Miss Paula Ramuno and Mrs. The bride, daughter also of LONG BRANCH - The giaro Sr., 177 Riddle Ave., Raymond Perez. Nicholas P. Carrano of Brook- marriage of Miss Anne D. Long Branch. Albert Vitalie was best lyn, was escorted by her Carrano, daughter of Mrs. The Rev. Michael M. Garry, man. The ushers were Mr. Rose J. Carrano, 84 Chelsea grandfather Louis Jannucci. - Scianna Jr., Richard Scianna, Her sister Miss Patricia Ca- pastor, officiated at the cere- /.ve., to Thomas Jude Met- mony. There was a reception Carmen Bossone, Anthony zler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rus- role Carrano was maid of hon- Signorelli, Joseph Iadanza sell Metzler, 233 Rockwell or and the Misses Theresa and Garry Kirman. Ave., took place Sept. 1 here Bodnarchuck and Theresa SISTERHOOD EVENT Mrs. Ferrugiaro was gradu- in Holy Trinity Catholic King were bridesmaids. Ju- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - ated from Monmouth Region- Church at a Nuptial Mass cel- nior bridesmaid was Mary- The Sisterhood of Temple al High School, New Shrews- Mrs. Thomas i. MeUler ebrated by the pastor, the anne King. Beth Ahm will sponsor a Mah bury, attended Brookdale (The former Anne Carrano) Rev. Joseph Doino. Vincent J. Santilll was best Jongg and Card Party Sept. 18 Community College, Lincroft, Mrs. John Ferrugiaro Jr. man and ushers were Thomas at 8:30 p.m. in the temple, 550 and is a student at Newark (The former Karen Scianna) DeWyngaert and Richard Lloyd Road. Tickets for the State College. event, which will feature a Camp. The bridegroom is an ployed by Stout and Scopelliti-Gormally late supper and refreshments, The wedding reception was alumnus of Long Branch High O'Sullivan, Farmingdale. RUMSON-MissMary Hel- High School and Connecticut are available from Hinda Pin- in the Molly Pitcher Inn, Red School and Monmouth County Mr. and Mrs. Scianna will en normally, daughter of Mr. College, is employed at High- Mn. Yves Garcia has and Marilyp Manner. Bank. After a honeymoon in Mn. Thomas Child 3rd Technical Institute. He is em- reside in Long Branch. and Mrs. James F. Gormally, land Heights Child Care Cen- Bermuda, the couple will re- (The former Carol Lavin) (The former Donna Esposito) 36 Center St., was married ter in New Haven, Conn. side in Long Branch. here Aug. 25 in Holy Cross The bridegroom, who re- The bride and bridegroom Catholic Church, to John Jo- ceived a bachelor of science are alumni of Long Branch Garcia-Esposito seph Scopelliti, son of Mr. and degree in industrial engineer- High School. The bride is a RED BANK - Miss Donna and M. and Mme. Laureano Mrs. Philip Scopelliti of Wa- ing from the University of graduate of Monmouth Coun- Marie Esposito and Yves Gar- terbury, Conn. New Haven, is employed at Garcia of Bourges, France. ty Vocational School, here, cia were married here Sept. 1 The bride's horror attend- The Rev. William J. Carton Winchester-Western Division and attended Brookdale Com- in St. Anthony's Catholic celebrated the Nuptial Mass, of Olin Corp. in New Haven, ants were her sisters, Karen munity College, Lincroft. She Church by Msgr. Salvatore Di and Lauren Esposito. which was followed by a re- where the couple now reside. is employed in Ocean Town- Lorenzo, pastor. There was a Jean-Luc Liger was best ception in the Molly Pitcher ship. Mr. Metzler, a graduate reception in Ilvento's West man and Didier Garcia, broth- Inn, Red Bank. COUPLE FETED of the Plumbers and Steamfit- End Manor. er of the bridegroom, was the Miss Mary Lynn Pizzuto LONG BRANCH - Mr. and ters Training Center, here, is Parents of the couple are usher. was maid of honor and brides- Mrs. Samuel Guidetti Jr., 470 employed with the local Union Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Espo- Mrs. Garcia was graduated maids were the Misses Angela Harrison St., entertained at a 181, Red Bank. sito, 45 Riverside Ave., here, Campanella and Lorraine family party Sept. 2 on the oc- from Red Bank Regional High Zimmerman. casion of the first wedding an- School and received a BA de- Joseph J. Severino was best niversary of their son-in-law Child-Lavin gree in French from Douglass man and Charles X. Gormally and daughter Mr. and Mrs. College, New Brunswick. She and Joseph F. Montwell were Jeffry Francis Merkel, 189 RED BANK - Miss Carol honor; Miss Natalie Forcelli studied also at the Universite ushers. Garfield Ave. He is the son of Ann Lavin and Army Pfc. and Mrs. Jan Brown. Linda de Tours, France, and is a The bride, a graauate of Mr. and Mrs. Jules Merkel of Thomas W. Child 3rd were and Emilia Lavin were flower teacher of French and Span- Rumson-Fair Haven Regional Old Bridge. married here Sept. 2 in St. An- girls. ish at Holmdel High School. thony's Catholic Church by Douglas Kurland was best Mr. Garcia was graduated, Msgr. Salvatore Di Lorenzo. man and the ushers were from Universite de Tours with There was a reception in Charles McNally and Fred a license in Hispanic studies. Buck Smith's Restaurant, Brown. He is a student at American WAREHOUSE East Kcansb.urg. The bridal couple are grad- Language and Culture In- HWY3b Parents of the couple are uates of Middletown Township SOUTH OF stitute, New York, and is a Mr. and Mrs. Emilio Lavin, fifi High School. Mrs. Child is em- EATONTOWN CIRCLE candidate for'a. master's de- Louis Circle, Middletown, and ployed by Pathmark of Eaton- gree at Rutgers University, X»TMIT0»N limn Lt. Col. and Mrs. Thomas W. town. Her husband is sta- New Brunswick. BUY THE M.fmnnv'IIHi.1 Child Jr., 20 Victoria Place, tioned at Ft. Dix. They will The couple will re.side in WAREHOUSE Middletown. reside in Hightstown. Red Bank. [jam. Attending the bride were WAY AND Miss Debbie Laucr, maid of SAVE t Castle-Price at RED BANK LINCROFT - Mr. and Mrs. ANOTHER Samuel Montgomery Price, 4 N. Point Road, announce the PRIME RIB marriage of their daughter, fMcn Miss Linda Lee Price, to Ray- n mond Castle Jr., son of Mr. Serving all of Monmouth Co. and Mrs. Castle, 39 Circle REBELLION Place. . SIGN UP NOW! The Rev. George Frank and Flora s classic came1 col- the Rev. Eugene Schez offici- TWO-FOR-ONE ,. or two piece suit is care- ated at the ceremony Aug. 5 lully tailored ol 74% wool in the Lutheran Church of the and 26% kid mohair Good Shepherd, Holmdel. A SPECIAL "00 lleece, fully lined and reception followed In The Cob- EACH stitched m dark brown. bleStones, Middletown. m MONTH On the street or at the Mrs. William A Hall was IM UNITED NO EXTRA CHARGE4S stadium, in Bucks county matron of honor. Also attend- or London, by day or by ants were Mrs. J. A. Schilt, Enjoy Ih* IInut sister of the bridegroom, and night - this outfit will • SAUNA -IHOWIRt LOCKIRI give you conlidence and SUN.. MON & TUES. NIGHTS Miss Patricia Weinrich. • PRO'tltlONAL CXIRCIIIIQUIPMINT Best man was Robert R. • OROUPIXIRCIItl class. Come try it on at • PRIVATI ORMIINO ROOMS Flora lletem, Douglas, Mark and • YOOA CLAIM* • NUTRITIONAL MIIDANCC $125 William Castle, brothers of • SPICIAL TUN PROQRAM the bridegroom, and Garry • PROPIIIIONAL INSTRUCTION LOCK-STOCK • NO LONO TIRM CONTRACT! RCOUIRIO Price, brother of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Castle are Exclutlvly For Woman graduates of Middletown Township High School. She is I SUKRVISEOKIOOIE NURSERY I be a quiet Hand-out we71 help you at employed at Bell Labora- LIGHTN LOVELY FIGURE SALONS tories, Holmdel, and he is W broadttntt con niven no » FAIN HAVEN no. with Otis Elevator Company, F«« HAVEN 741-1121 East Orange, in the repair de- THE MALL - 80 BROAD ST., RED BANK partment. The couple will re- side in Oakhurst after a hon- PHONE S42-3377 eymoon in Paradise Island, Call Today For An Appolnimtnl! nd bank, n. j. NHUU The Daily Register, Red Bank-Mlddletown, NJ. Monday, September II, 1173 9 Kudos to-Therapist Engagements ' Stillwagon-Dixon EATONTOWN — Announce- The couple plan to be married Dear Ann Landers: During ment is made by Mr. and Mrs. next summer. Miss Dixon and her fiance the past five years I have a racket, thai n does no good. grade the entire profession. and helped her into a waiting Robert B. Dixon, 66 Wyckoff are graduates of Monmouth overcome alcoholism, mental Then the detractors go on I can truthfully say it it we- car. The other members of Road, of the engagement of Regional High School, New illness, obesity and the loss of endlessly about a relative or ren't for psychiatric help I the family as well as friends their daughter, Miss Joan friend who spent a ton of mon- were asked to leave the ceme- Shrewsbury. She Is employed two beautiful young children. would have killed myself with Kristine Dixon, to Robert by the New Jersey Bell Tele- This was done with the help of ey and put in hundreds of a gun or a gin bottle. tery. I was told this is part of MIM Biedernum Miss Strieker Miss Dixon - Glenn Stillwagon, son of Mr. phone Co., Asbury Park, and a compassionate and com- hours with a head-doctor and Please keep urging your an "arrangement" (made le- "they are still crazy." I get and Mrs. Robert C. Stillwa- Mr. Stillwagon is with T It M potent psychiatrist. readers to get professional gal by a city ordinance) be- angrier still when they tell me tween the funeral people and Slamp-Biedermann gon, 10 Meadowbrook Ave. Associates, Mlddletown. It makes me furious when I help, even though some petty gossip about some nutty the Detroit city officials. It ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Biedermann, attended Glass- hear people say psychiatry is people think you are copping shrink and proceed to down- out. Actually, you gave me enables the mortician to — Edward Biedermann, 38 boro State College and is em- that advice several years ago switch the body from the ex- East Ave., announces the en- ployed by Colonial National Tjemann-Alpaugh and I wish 1 hadn't waited so pensive casket to a plain pine gagement of his daughter, Bank. Haddonfield. Miss Robin Lois Biedermann, HAZLET - Mr. and Mrs. to Bradford L. Slamp, son of Mr. Slamp, an alumnus of Raymond L. Alpaugh, 5 Cop- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Slamp of Rutgers University, New per Lane, announce the en- Marlton. A spring wedding is Brunswick, is employed by gagement of their daughter, Ann Landers planned. Scott Paper Company, Phila- Miss Karen Lynn Alpaugh, to RUSSELL - Miss Biedermann, daughter delphia. His fraternity is Kap- Stephen Carl Tiemann, son of also of "the late Mrs. Lois D. pa Sigma. Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Tie- OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC Co. long to take it. Bless you and box so that the expensive cas- mann of Scotch Plains. A July Monmouth County's Largest my doc, Ann — Coping Now ket can be "sold" again. Piatkowski-Stricker wedding is planned. Dear C.N.: Thanks for the Please check this out and Cadillac Dealership day brightener. But don't be let me know the truth. — RED BANK — The engage- Miss Strieker, an alumna of ment of Miss Leigh Strieker Miss Alpaugh was gradu- too hard on the detractors. Can't Sleep at Night Red Bank Regional High MIssAlpaigh to Michael Albert Piatkowski, ated from Raritan High ALL 1973 Therapy doesn't work for ev- Dear C.S.A.N.: Jules Firth, School, is a student at Brook- SOD of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard School and is employed as a eryone, and some psy- dale Community College, Lin- a Chicago funeral director, Piatkowski, 58 Squankum teller at Peoples National 'Drugs' Topic chiatrists are nutty — just as croft. CADILLACS assured me that the story you Road, Colts Neck, is an- Bank of Monmouth County. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - some plumbers, lawyers, heard is nonsense. There is no 'nounced by her mother, Mrs. Mr. Piatkowski was gradu- 3ayshore Chapter Parents teachers, bankers, bus drivers city ordinance in Detroit (or Mr. Tiemann is an alumnus Marie Strieker, 89 Harrison ated from Marlboro High Without Partners will meet and bartenders are. anyplace else) that prohibits of Scotch Plains-Fanwood MUST GO! Ave. here. A May wedding is Gene's American Station, Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. in the I'd say the chances of being family or friends from watch- High School and served three planned. Fair Haven. South Matawan Township helped by a shrink are about ing the entire burial proceed- years in the Navy. He is the First Aid Squad building. 50-50. But when people are ings. manager of the Thorn McAn Church St. and Lloyd Road. SAVE depressed, semi-functional Spaulding Is Junior Club Project Shoe Store, Rt. 35, here. "Drugs" will be the topic. and feeling miserable, those "Body switching" is an old- EATONTOWN - Mrs. Jack • ••minium sgiisiiMiii aren't bad odds. An important time ghoul yarn. It has been Community Room, 47 Broad CottreU, Fifth .District chair- part of the treatment is being done by psychopaths from St. The public is invited. man of the Junior Member- lucky enough to get the right time to time, but a funeral di- The agency was chosen at ship Department of the New BRAND NEW 73s therapist on the first try. Dif- rector who would try such a convention this year as the Jersey State Federation of ferent folks need different hideous thing could be state project for the Junior V.arl .4. Quaaliu, Illllllillllllllllllllllllllllll Women's Clubs, will discuss strokes. promptly drummed out of the Membership Department, R.P. profession. 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The fair The 21st annual New Shrews- New York Chaniwl*-2.4,5,7,9,11,13 * bury Country Fair ended a was dedicated to Mrs. Ruth (21) (SO) (52) (SI) N.J. PUBLIC BROADCASTING © THE TWILIGHT ZONE three-day run Saturday after Crawford, tax collector, who All programming on theee rhannrla will be lifted A ten-fn»)t-jtnnt from nnothcr planet mates peart has served this municipality u Channel M unlrin otherwiee noted. on earth until earthlings realize the purpoie of an estimated 15,000 persons hn mission. DAYTIME MOVIES enjoyed a wide range of activ- for 47 years. IB POINT OF ORDER '00 O "September Alfeir" The infamous WM Army-MrOririy Henrinp art ities. 10:00 B "Lloydi of London" the fornl point of thia morality play. (R) 1.00 a "Homo 5-eel Homicide" 09 MOVIES, GREAT MOVIES One of the highlights of the O "Fo, Ulead" "Love" UO27I sUrrlnff Greta Garbo. John Gilbert. fair was the crowning of the ST. JAMES THEATRE 4:00 O "Rechel starring Gregory Perk, James ALI O THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW GirRory. A rrhnbilllril*. t-x-gunman ao<-rta rcveng* tions participated in the "Bit Pish In a Small Town" tfom his former partner who. aeven yenra enrlier, FORMER WORLD CHAMPION O ABC EVENING NEWS ihot him in the bmk and escnprd with their atolen event, wnicn featured talent V8 O HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL loot. "The Fifth Man' 0 O ABC MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE GRANT'S O SEAT THE CLOCK v "Uuly in- Cement" 1IHH1 atHrring Frank Sinnlrn, ID TODAY IN DELAWARE ft ii(iii'l WcUh Piivjitr vyt, Tony Home, scirrlii's 0 OUR STREET thhiugh the underworld of Miami for a diNid KEN \w.m.in> identity. 7:00 Fl 03 OS EVENING NEWS 01 BONANZA O WHAT'S MY LINE? On the verge of nnnmim ing hia rniin.i^r to nn wHUf 5TRHT n NBC NIGHTLY NEWS fltliiutive widow, lir-n ii ili.iwn into m.iking a RED IANK CI I LOVE LUCY < uion iihnut her wavward aon. NORTON "Th* Courtroom" ffl LEHIGH VALLEY VIEW NUMBER ONE CONTENDER O TO TELL THE TRUTH 9:30 O ID THE NEW DICK VAN DYKE SHOW EVERYONE AGREES R ABC NEWS WITH SMITH. REASONER A f 1.nncr film ntur now playing the lend In a R*tittlr SMI PhoU THE LAST OF SHEILA- ON BIG SCREEN 0 THE AVENGERS daytime TV arrinl finds m-tor Dirk Pirston Very "Joker" rtttrM'Uw ami decides In keen htm on her show. FAIR QUEEN — Kim McCallum, New Shrewsbury, center, 16, beams af- IS CLOSED CIRCUIT TV 01 I DREAM OF JEANNIE (52) A SKATING SPECTACULAR ter being crowned Miss New Shrewsbury Country Fair Queen Friday. "A star studded thriller1] "Who Are You Culling a Genie?" 10:00 O © MEDICAL CENTER m TAKE 12 "The Guilty." Dr. Gnnnon feela that n hunb.ind Helping the new queen celebrate art the two contest runner-ups, Eliza- TICKETS NOW ON SALE nnd wife lire rraponaiblr in snme an-ret wny for "Don't Miss it" ID ERICA AND THEONIE thrir daughter'a w.-iml-doHii paralvaia. beth Sohl, 16, left, and Dana Meyer, 16, both of New Shrewsbury. Miss AT ALL m HODGEPODGE LODGE a ID NEWS McCallum was sponsored by the American Field Service. (521 SCULPTURE IN THE OPEN '•The suspans* is throttling! Withl WALTER READE THEATRES The viewer is taken on an onen-alr tour of the O THE MILLIONAIRE I each close jp ol a doorknob the I art maiterplecea on the Princeton University ID SLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEWS GEN'L. ADM. '8.50 rrtmnua. H3 CONSULTATION I tension mounls A Irenzy thai I M0 VI STAND UP AND CHEER IS2) FIRING LINE I would make Ailted Hitchcock s| LOGE '10.00 Giirit: MAC Dnvis. 10:15 ID CRY SORROW. CRY HOPE chesl expand wilh pride n FAMILY COUNSELOR Thia {>rnt;r.-im prearnta aeveral elund.itinf fnrla Symphony Impresses »e« Seed. Mew York Otil, Men I H THE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 0 BEWITCHED nlHiut mentitl rrtnrdatlon. the Inra/st handlrappinf •I Diirrln Tnke the Wllrh snmnnlhn" mndltlnn of children. By ALVIN KRASS theme is the expression ot a 10:30 O BLACK ON WHITE this program should regret it. O WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS philosopher. He is not content O WORLD OF SURVIVAL CD HOW DO YOUR CHILDREN GR0W7 Those who were fortunate THE LAST OF SHEILA 6 a t WALTER RUM "Raw of the Sea Otter" B) THE DAVID SUSSKIND SHOW HOL.MDEU - The vibrant, to play the music beautifully, enough to share in the adven- Ideal ollun. Ilk* one ol those! 11:00 OOOOOO NEWS ID EYE ON clear autumn-cool air at the but goes beyond the notes into ture of this" superb program I tncky, alter dinner party games.! mums "Vietiim. Vlllaina and Vlgilnntu" 8 HOGAN'S HEROES I Oyan Cannon gives a very good.f finale of the classical series at expressions of feeling and ex- ID THE COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER "Collector Gfneral" and performance by top-rank- I very comic performance O THE LATE MOVIE perience that moves one "Fear Is for tlndemlnndln^" the Garden State Arts Center ing artists will cherish the Vincent Clrnbf. M*ar Cat* Tlmtt ID UNDER BILLY PENN'S HAT "Pays of Glory" (1M41 stttrring Gregory Perk. Taniarii Toiiinnnovii. A hand of heroir gurrnllna deeply. Community ID CORONATION STREET | last night was brilliantly filled evening. hent bark the Naxls in war-raviiged Centra) Europe. [llonlo»n Hi 4WI * Irmm Barlow agree* to go nlon* with R»v'« boa* with masterworks played The C minor Concerto has to tiv to r>si her off us • Frrm-h woman. (D BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE much that is reminiscent of IS BJTHLEHEM ROTARY PRESENTS I hIS ID A SKATING SPECTACULAR masterfully by the Pittsburgh ATLANTIC THE NUMBER OMB IOOK OP (52) NEW JERSEY NEWS REPORT 11:30 O (O THE CBS LATE MOVIE Symphony and pianist, Rudolf Mozart in style and melodic THE YEARI NOW THE SUS- Kctlrt iinnn in a Golden Eye" (1fW»7» atiitrinc Mar- CINEMA 291-0148 I recommend it to you' II is slickl PENSE FILM OF TNI VEAfM 1:00 OO GUNSMOKE Firkusny. content. Beethoven's contribu- "Woman for Sale" (Pt. I) Several women and chil- lon Bmndo. EllMhetti Taylor. The iinxirtiea ;ind ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS I entertainment with sustained sus-| dren are kidnapped by Comanchc renegadea to be drgr-neiation hidden beneath (lie surface of the William Steinberg, music di- tion to music was his depth of pense and a lirsl-rate cast It i FRED ZINNEMANN'S traded to an outcait for aale In Mexican alavery. quiet, soctne life of offn •* of nn A)my ptiat are feeling, his wide emotional | rJevishly clever" uncovered. Uti rector and conductor, was JAMES BONO FHmol Srewe/1 K/e«i. WNEWTV \ O O LOTSA LUCK O O THE TONIGHT SHOW closely associated with the range. Firkusny played it all. "Ollve'a Preaent." Stanley and hia mother are Host: Siinwny Dnvia. Jr. Gucita: Rnm l^vrniinn, The notes were all there, but given little help from Slan'a unemployed brother- Olndya KnlicM nnd the Plpa. llodnrv Allen Hippy. immortal Toscanini, and in LIVE in-law, Arthur, in deciding what to buy Arthur a a THE 11:30 MOVIE how much more he felt had to "THE DAY OF wife for her birthday. fact was the rehearsal con- •The tady Viiniahpe" ll!i.1«» atorlinr Mirhiicl flrd- be experience by each of us in "A treat lor armchair detectives II B THAT GIRL |ra««i Puul Liihna. A myateiinua dianppi'iiriinr* ductor for the NBC Symphony AND LET DIE I had Inn with it. and I think you will I Thai King" arcura* iibourd .1 fnal-movInK Bnlknn-bnund 11 ..in for years. Only the Maestro the audience, in our own way. THE JACKAL" O O THE ROOKIES too It reminds me ol Ihose good I O O WIDE WORLD OF ENTERTAINMENT Brahm's Symphony No. 4, PLUS "BANANAS" •Cauldron." Officera Willie Gillie and Terry Weh- nnturin TtOO'" IPI. It could have told us how last old-lashlOned whodunits - n si ater are aelxed and held hoeUge by a drt.ineed. 12:00 (D TWILIGHT ZONE night's ensemble might have his last symphony, completed mystery, mayhem and high camp| terminally II) criminal. 12:30 (D NIGHT FINAL STARTS WEDNESDAY Q MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE done more to deliver the eve- the program. It is a terribly I on the high seas." 1250 (D INSIGHT •06 SaJmapp. Group W (WINS) j •An Act of Murder" (lM8i ilnrring Frrdric Mnrch. difficult work to perform well. Eatontown Gfraldlne Brooks. A •tern judge. Cured with hia 1:00 O O NEWS ning's performance in grand M&MMlfM wife about to die of n -brain tumor, ii driven to O PERSPECTIVE style. I enjoyed every mo- Every player has open, solo rnd her •ufferinjr and is mtested for iwr.-y killing. O THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE Thr A»».i»»in" ment of every work per- passages which require dy- THE DAY OF WHO DONE IT? (MIIIIHMM I Illllllf ttlllllli III1IM I •1 •••••••Ill formed. namic, controlled support THE JACKAL The program was a classic- from the other musicians. ist's ideal. Weber's Overture Last night's performance, I JWrf "THE LAST At the Movies to "Kuryanthc" was the open- thought, set a standard for its expression. Tirnt schedule* art pro- DRIVE IN — NORTH OF REO RANK er. Brisk tempos, clear har- OF SHEILA" vided by the theater and Last of Shello 7:50; 11:00 Law Man monies and impeccable in- Mr. Steinberg is not one of 10; 20 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS STARRING the tlmtt art for today our show-off conductors. He is miDDLEBROOK only. v. OAKHURST ATLANTIC CINEMA - tonation were the hallmarks of RICHARD BENJAMIN MIODLItDOOK Llvi and Let Die 7:00; 10:20 Bananas this and all the other works. not a metronome or a promp- ,TdJincinEm*>S( DYAN CANNON CINIM»1- MIODLETOWN "Euryanthe" is an opera ter. This gang knows its busi- lmiU 493-2277 , CINEMA III - , Llye and Ltl Oil 1:15; 3:20; 5:15; miooit Baoo« SHOPPIHC CEnun I -PLUS CO-HIT- The Lml ol Sheilo 7:00; roo The Eml- TOWN EAST - whose theme is of a wife's ness. He directed the support- gronll 11:00 '30; 9.30 Paper Moon 7:20; 9:25 BURT LANCASTER CINEMA 1- fidelity. Written in 1823, the ing players so that the tender, CARLTON - TOWN WEST - MoryPo*>ln»7:00;»:}S ^Heortbrtall Kid J:00; 4:00; •.00; I 00; Last Tonga 7:00; 9:45 Overture, is frequently per- lovely solo passages which fill THE SHUEWSBUHY »i«U«»PMK HAZLIT formed, as are other Weber each movement were always "LAWMAN" CINIMAI- SAVOY - PLAZA — overtures, for they are rous- where they belonged: openly The Stone Killer 7:25; 9:20 2ND SMASH WEEK LAST Poper Moon 2:00; 4:00; 4:00; 1:00; Noughtlnl Show In Town 7:30; 9:00 out in the air. In the last RT. 15 DRIVE IN - ing, lyrical and interesting. 11:00 LYRIC - .Roger Moore- Harrod Experiment 7:50; 11:45 Candy Each of Weber's overtures movement, the flute is the CINEMA II — O'Lvcky Man 2:00; 1:30 9:42 Enter the Orogon 1:45; 1:30; 5:10; principal actor. I can't get its I Of PARAMOUNT - CINEMA I-IUA Twin) — presents technical challenges. 7:30; t:30 *-**"[JP6J Enttr tht Dragon 2:00; 7:25; »:30 Jesus Christ Superstar 7:30; 9:30 Beethoven's Concerto No. 3 sound out of my head. Nor the IATONTOWN CINEMA 1 (U» Twin) — COMMUNITY — ST. JAMES - is full of happy surprises. hom passages, which demand Muhammod All vs. Ken Norton Closed Jesus Christ Superstar 1:00; 10:00 isriUU Doy ol the Jockol 2:00; 7: OS; »:20 Circuit TV KEYPORT Theme after theme, inter- virtuosity and guts. This horn NEPTUNE I Who done it STRAND- woven between piano and or- section had both, as did every- o NEPTUNE CITY — The Devil In Miss Janes 2:00; 4:10: JUKI CMUM JOAN HACKETT Ronnie ond Clyde 7:30 Class al '44 • 20; 1:35; 10:45 Meatball 1:15 chestra, with each accom- one involved in this climactic • how iw«it 9:25 JWCHARO BENJAMIN OYAN CJUMON panying the other in chamber conclusion of the Arts Center RYAN O'NEAL lh«y irt.. . JAMES MASON RAOUR MICH OCEAN TOWNSHIP CINEMA 34- music style, keep interest 1973 Classical Series. . IN A SSSS 7:30; 9:30 CIRCLE - PETER lOOOANOVICH Paper Moan 2:00; 7:20; 9:25 high. Mr. Firkusny is techni- Music lovers who missed pit* UTI show ivtuy NJTE STRATHMORE - PRODUCTION cally superb. But his sensi- (MGMAt ADMISSION PHICf FREEHOLD CINEMA I — Heortbreok Kid 7; JO. 9:30 jwciupfs urt SHOW) MALL 1 - tivity to the mood of each DAILY REGISTER CINEMA 1- The Stone Killer 7:25. 2:20 ACADEMY AWARD "PAPER MALL 2 - Live ond Lei Die 7:00; 9:15 SSSSS72O, 9 JO MENLO PARK Library to Slarl CHARLES WINNER Classified Ads CINEMA — (.RODIN • RICKTOWN Paper Moon 2:00; 4:00; 4:00. 1:00; "THE EMIGRANTS" MOON" -Tht Action Una" •RICK PLAZA - 10:00 Fall Programs AND INTRODUCING \ Touch ot Class 7:30; 9.30 PERTH AMIOY The 741-6900 MALL CINEMA I — AMIOYS D«IVE IN - MATAWAN - The Mata- ADMISSION ONLY ,- TATUM O'NEAl The Stone Killer 7:25; t 35 The Stan* Killer 7:50; 11:25 Doctor s wan Joint Free Public Li- Heartbreak Kid Wives 9:40 LATE SHOW "* MALL CINEMA 1- brary will begin its fall series SSSSS7:3O; 9:30 TURNPIKE-INDOOR - Last Tango 7:30; 9:45 of Coffee Break programs for OUTDOOR - adults tomorrow and Wednes- Town West Lady Kuna Fo* 1:00; 11:25; Toad Kill. Mi9h«oy Ji of Poimtr Avt Inos 9; 50 day. MlMlflown «?> 1970 NOWATPOPUURHIICES

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SEPTEMBER 14, 15, 21, 22 Pine Tree Players in Nell Simon's "Cinjjerbrrad Lady" at Community House, 3rd & Madison, Spring Lake. St. James 8:30curtain. Tickets: $2.50. Information, 449-6990. PLAZA-Hazlet Broiled Tomalo & Baco SEPTEMBER 15 Mixed Salad 23rd Annual Festival of Arts, Marine Park. Red Bank. •I! 36 il MODIE ID 764 4434 "SCREAM, DNNMQ Artists and visitors welcome! Registration. Parks tt Rec HILARIOUSLY OUTRAGEOUS!! Dept., 51 Monmouth St., 747-1900. This cop plays dirty! BLACULA "An Evening in Purple" - Dinner-dance. PiniriiUll IT'S ABOUT ALL THOSE BJUCIIG House, Sea Bright, benefit, Monmouth Day Care Center CHARLES SCREAM" Everyone welcome — Tickets: $35 couple, sponsors $,ri0 BRONSON GAMES YOU NEVER - PLUS - couple, patrons $75 couple. Reservations: 747-5057. The STONE KILLER PLAYED... BUT WISH "DOCTOR PHIBES SEPTEMBER 18, 19 ?T YOUHAO! RISES AGAIN!" "Shrewsbury Corners Antiques «t Travel Show" - CINEMA 34 Matawan Presbyterian Church-Christ Church, Sycamoro & Broad •t 34 113 3100 St., Shrewsbury. Tues. 10 to 10, Wed 10 to 5. Donation $1 Once tt* motion ptctire Lyric Luncheon. sinks Its f.KHJS ti SEPTEMBER 22 _ Into you \ . you1l rwvrr be "Flea Market" - by Ladies Auxiliary Wayside 1'iic "O LUCKY Co. at the flrehousc In Wayside Starts 9 a m, $.'» I MAN!" For reservations call Mrs. Garrabranl 493-HNM or Mri SHOW INTDWN (TARRING Schumann 493-.14H2. Ralndale Sept 29th IAITMAN Mvi.it Ml ttHIM < IDIKIIIIII IIIIIWMIIHIIU MALCOLM Mo DOWILL COLOR) RACHEL ROURTI Your Retirement The Dally Register, Bed Bank-Mlddletown, N.J. Monday, September II, 1171 11 (First «f • writs) NHMMMIIMHtllUIII were too low to permit them By SYLVIA PORTER Profits Beefed Up to save during their working lifetime. Let's say you are among YOUR MONEY'S nine months ended July 31, — Even if you add 1973's av- By ROGER E. SPEAR that infinitesimal minority of rose 34 per cent to $2.56 a erage private pension month- younger Americans able to share. Revenues increased 21 WORTH ly benefit check of $100 to $125 Q - Swift & Co. (NYSB) SUCCESSFUL save enough of your current was taken over by Esmark per cent year to year. Man- to the average Social Security 'income, and also to invest it early this year. The stock has agement expects profits to benefit check of $273 for a INVESTING wisely enough, so that in your gone down since then. What is continue advancing for the There are few real-life couple, the total annual in- retirement years you will — Where the elderly are the future outlook for Es- balance of fiscal 1973. Based counterparts of the contented come is less than $5,000. years. There is a firm, how- have — along with your pro- healthy enough and willing to mark? - B.M. on projected earnings of $3.65- couples you. see pictured in Peaston or Mirage work in order to be self-sup- ever, that specializes in trac- jected Social Security benefits newspaper and magazine ads $24 million) to absorb ISI $3.70 a share, ESM is cur- — A majority of us have no porting, they are hampered A - Stockholders of Swift & ing securities of obsolete and - a retirement income total- or TV commercials — basking Corp. would greatly enlarge rently selling at about a 6x pension coverage at all, and by the restrictions of Social Co. voted in March, 1973, to defunct companies. Write to: ing about the same as your in the sun, indulging in leisure Esmark's financial activities, multiple, well below its histor- for many of the 31 million Security and are denied em- change toe corporate struc- R.M. Symthe Co., 170 Broad- Atyal earnings now. activities, comfortably and in- which now account for only 4 ical price/earnings ratio. Americans who are covered ployment opportunities. In our ture to that of a holding com- way, NY, NY. 10038. The fee •: i>en if you are sufficiently dependently enjoying family per cent of profits. Approval Hold. by private pension plans, the youth-oriented world, workers pany and to adopt a new title, for their service is nominal. Informed, affluent and thrifty and friends. And all this paid of shareholders of both com- expected pension will turn out in their 50s and even in their Esmark, so that in actuality Q — How can I find out if an (Roger Spear's 52-page to achieve this, say, 20 years for by their Social Security panies and several govern- to be a mirage. It's even quite 40s face job discrimination in the company was not "taken old stock certificate has any Cuide to Successful Investing from now — which .you almost benefits, company pension ment agencies will be re- possible that as many as half spite of the Federal Age Dis- over." The changeover to a value? I found a 100-share is available to all readers of surely are not — what you benefits, the incomes they are quired before the acquisition of the millions covered by crimination in Employment holding company enables Es- certificate for Little Saw Mill this column. For your copy, will have at your retirement getting from private in- is finalized. plans as they exist in 1973 will Act. mark to take advantage of Run Railroad issued in 1840 send $1 with name and ad- might well be only about half vestments they shrewdly never collect a penny. . certain tax savings and to fa- Market action in ESM re- from the Pittsburg area. Any dress to Roger E. Spear, Red what other Americans are made in earlier working In their hard-hitting "You How can you protect your- cilitate future acquisitions. On flects investors' uncertainty information you are able to Bank Register, Box 1618, then earning. If the typical in- years. and Your Pension," consumer self against such problems? the latter count, an acquisi- over toe effects of the boy- supply would be appreciated. Grand Central Station, New come of a young adult then is, York, N.Y. 10017.) advocate Ralph Nader and co- A large part of the answer tion has just been approved cotts and the price freeze on -C.B. say, $500 a week, you could be- For millions,.the retirement author Kate Blackwell call lies in one four-letter word: by directors of this diversified meats, which generated 42 per A — I was unable to locate trying to get along on $250 a dream is in reality an eco- Drag AddlctlM ProMem? our private pensions sytem plan! And that's what this meat packer, industrial and cent of sales last year. any reference to this particu- week. nomic nightmare. Call 988-8333. For Help Day or "one of the most com- series of five columns is all financial company. The Despite' these negative in- lar company in my research On top of this, all the basic Night. For these millions, growing prehensive consumer frauds" about. agreement (valued at about fluences, earnings for the first files which date back 50 necessities and semi-necessi- you and I will encounter in ties of lift will be priced far old today means growing poor, being sick, living in sub- our entire life-times. above today's levels. While no — As a result, one in seven ope can be precise on how far standard housing, having to scrimp merely to subsist. of the elderly lives in poverty. above, the direction of prices — The median income — is unmistakable and must not The Prospects half above and half below*— be ignored by anyone. of families headed by a per- D«wi the Scale, And this is the prospect not son 65 or over is less than half With your income geared to only for the 21 million — one that of families headed by a today's living costs and living out of ^very 10 — Americans younger person. -standards placed against oth- now over 65 (a number and Seniors Hurt ers' incomes geared to tomor- proportion increasing faster — Inflation hits older people Welcomes Wayne, N.J. our 40th Child World! row's living costs and living than the population as a the hardest because it erodes •standards, you will be way, whole) but also for the 05 mil- the value of a lifetime of re- Here We GrOW Again.. ed in the busy metropolis of New jiay down the scale. lion (one in three of us) who tirement savings, and reduces | ^~ *DVJ»TIUMINT will reach retirement age the buying power of fixed-in- Jersi ht Child World was born this past we< * i ii ! our within the next 33 years. ' Now Mony new come pension and other ben- ased purchasing power means b d better Consider these facts: efits — particularly in the values All Child World Stores join in this huge celebration. areas of such necessities as FALSE TEETH — Millions of the elderly home maintenance, insur- •Super Special | • With More Comfort today are forced to depend so- ance, taxes, public trans- 'Super Special '.•Thty know a dentura tdbaaivi can lely on their Social Security portation and medical care. help. FASTEETH* Powder fW« rsup"' I denturw • loactr, flrnwr, steadier benefit checks which alone — The elderly are sicker '* •»• . hold. You f«l more comfortable... are not adequate to provide a iMtyear r than any other segment of our | Hundreds seM ifit mow natorally. Why worn? Gat decent standard of living. »or».98. , FASTEETH Denture Adht.lv. population. Yet, Medicare I last year tor. J ^Powder. Denture, that Bt an aeits- Their employers provided no covers less than half of total ,-tul to haalta. 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FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (AP) ear for a Kodes winner. won the men's doubles court-covering ability and ra- — Australia's big John New- He had to go the baseline Friday, over the venerable pier-like racket. He broke combe ripped through Jan and serve again. This time, he Rod Laver and Ken Rosewall, Newcombe in the second Kodes' mira'cle, ball-hawking left no doubt about it. He put an Australian team. game, with the aid of a net retrieving with sledge-ham- all of his power behind his ser- Newcombe began drilling cord shot, and went into a 3-0 mer power yesterday and de- vice and the ball was too fast service aces early, scoring six lead. feated Czechoslovakia's Wim- for the eye, as it kicked up a in the first set. They were The Australian held in the bledon titleholder 6-4, 1-6, 4-6, cloud of dust on the backhand blazing shots that Kodes fourth game but the. nimble- 6-2, 6-3 for the U.S. Open Ten- service line. couldn't see, much less hit. footed Czech won nine points nis Championship. The victory for Newcombe The Australian broke in the in a row, cracking Newcombe Newcombe climaxed the put him back into contention first game, before either play- at love in the sixth game, and two-hour, 20-minute final - for world honors, a position he er was properly warmed up, fought off two break points on battle with a blazing servte held in 1967 when he won both but saw himself rebroken in his own service in the sev- ace — his 14th of the match. the American and Wimbledon the fourth. He doublefaulted, enth. It was one of the most titles and was voted inter- making it 15-30, overhit the The third set followed ser- brilliant and pulsating match- national No. 1 player. New- back line and gaped at a vice for six games, neither es ever played on the grassdf combe has three Wimbledon whizzing forehand passing player losing more than a the West Side Tennis Club. crowns to his credit. His shot by the Czech. point on his delivery, and then In winning his second Amer- triumph Sunday added an ad- Newcombe closed the first in the seventh, the struggling, ican title and restoring him- ditional Australian accent to set on a string of eight fighting Kodes cracked New- self to a position of world these championships. Marga- straight points, cracking combe for the fourth time dominance, the 6-foot musta- ret Court beat Evonne Goola- Kodes' delivery at love in the with some remarkable re- chioed Sydney star collected gong Saturday in al all-Aus- ninth game on three Kodes trieving. $25,000 first prize, a $3,500 au- tralian women's final and she errors and a forehand passing tomobile and a large hunk of shared the women's doubles shot and winning his own ser- In the seventh game, New- silverware. title with Virginia Wade of vice in the 10th without loss of combe fought off three break However, there was nothing Britain. They defeated Billie a point. He punctuated the fi- points, twice with aces, but but honor for the bandy-leg- Jean King of Hilton Head, nal game with two aces. Kodes hit two rifle returns for ged, 27-year-old Czech, who S.C. and Rosemary Casals of Kodes, a man of moods and the important break. New- won at Wimbledon this year San Francisco 3-6,6-3,7-5. spurts, came back strong in combe held in the ninth game when more than 70 of the top Newcombe and another the second set and awed the at love but Kodes was not to professional stars boycotted Australian, Owen Davidson, huge gallery with his fantastic be denied. the event. •PWtnfMM For Real DOUBLE EXPOSURE — Is that Australian John shows Newcombe claiming the men's singles title' "They can't call me a Newcombe on the left, about to bop Czech- of the U.S. Open Tennis Championships at Forest Hills yesterday by defeating Kodes, 6-4,1-6,4-6,6- cheese champion now," Kodes oslovakia's Jan Kodes in the bean? No, merely a said. Favorite Ali Enters case of special effects photography. This double 2, 6-3. The dumpy, curly-haired exposure, taken at opposite ends of the court star from behind the Iron Cur- tain eliminated top-seeded Stan Smith in a titanic match Saturday, in which he fought Crossroads Tonight off two match points in semi- INGLEWOOD Calif. (AP) - Muhamad cent for the fight which he said will be no con- Mets Just Three Games darkness, and gave a sim- Ali, his career at the crossroads, fights tonight test. ilarly impressive performance against Ken Norton, the man who beat Ali and - "This time I'm 100 per cent right," he said. against the more powerful broke his jaw last March. "Same Norton. No Contest" Newcombe. Ali is a 12-5 favorite to win the scheduled But Ali, away from crowds of sports For better than two hours, 12-round bout at the Forum and remain an in- writers and onlookers, has talked of losing and Off Pace in National East Kodes, a dashing, dervish of a portant figher. said: By The Associated Press 8-7. Willie Montanez hit a blasted the Atlanta Braves 146 In the American League, man who scooted and A second straight victory over the former "I'd be convinced I was washed up be- The five teams chasing af- leadoff home run in the bot- and 7-0 in a* doubleheader, the the Cleveland Indians topped scrambled and fought for ev- world heavyweight champion would put Nor- cause this time I'm in shape. I beat myself the • ter the National League's torn of the ninth inning to Houston Astros trimmed the the Baltimore Orioles 6-4 in ery point, battled Newcombe ton Into boxing's big-money neighborhood after first time." Eastern Division title became keep the Pirates one game be- San Francisco Giants 5-4 and the first game of a twin-bill on even terms. years of fighting for "nickles and dimes." Norton and his trainer, Eddie Futch, point Then, the decision came in more closely bunched yes- hind St. Louis. the Los Angeles Dodgers but dropped the nightcap 13-4, Ali weighed 212 pounds, the lighest he's out that even if Ali is in condition he also is 31 terday, with the New York In other National League topped the San Diego Padres 5- the Milwaukee Brewers clob- the fourth game of the fifth and that his age will force him to come down set — two hours and 10 min- been in several years at the official weigh-in Mets and Chicago Cubs win- games, the Cincinnati Reds 3. bered the New York Yankees ceremonies at 3 p.m. EDT, yesterday in the off his toes and fight Norton's fight. 10-3, the Detroit Tigers edged utes after the match started nining while the first-place mil HIIIIIH uiniMiiii nuiMitnuHiiii imiiiiiimiimnii IIIIIIIIIIIIIMII ballroom of a hotel near the Forum. He "Everybody seems to think Ali is super- Cardinals, second-place Pi- the Boston Red Sox 5-4, the — when the muscular Austra- human," said Futch. "I think the man has de- lian scored the only service weighed 221 when he lost a split 12-round deci- rates and third-place Expos Chicago White Sox topped the sion to Norton March 31. teriorated in a natural manner. When you are Minnesota Twins 10-7 and the break of the set. lost. 'How They Stand Norton scaled 205 compared to 210 for the 31 you act like 31." A mere three-games now Kansas City Royals swept the He hit a wicked backhand This will be Ali's 14th fight since he re- angle shot to make it 0-15. first fight. * separate the five teams still AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE California Angels 7-5 and 6-3. turned to the ring after being banned and Eott Division •«l Olvlilon Then he sent a forehand pas- "I plan on fighting champion George Fore- contending for the crown. W L Pet. OB W I Pel. OB George Foster drove in five stripped of the championship for his refusal to Balllmore... _ I? 51 .5*4 — St. Louis 7] 71 .503 - sing shot past Kodes' out- man as soon as I can get him," said the 28- The Mets took advantage of Boston 7t U .545 5Vi Pittsburgh ot 70 .49* 1 runs in the opener with John- be drafted. I will be his 44th bout in a career two Montreal erros in the fifth D«trolt It M .ill I Montreal tit 73 .4M IV. ny Bench drilling this 25th stretched racquet. Kodes year-old Norton who is guaranteed $200,000 that includes 42 victories, 10 of them in fights • Niw York 72 71 .503 11'^i New York of 74 .413 3 came through with two strong inning to score two runs and MllwaufcM 69 71 .Ot 14 Chicago 73 .412 3 home run of the baseball sea- against 30 per cent of all income from the for one of sports' biggest prizes — the heavy- Cleveland.... 42 M ,425 23 PWIodtlIptilo.. services to level it at 30-30, continue to a 3-0 victory over Weil son and driving in four runs in closed-circuit televised fight scheduled to be- weight champioship. Oakland W M .577 - but Newcombe slid a back- gin at 10:30p.m., EDT. the Expos. The win kept the Kansas City 71 «4 .54» 4 Welt the nightcap to carry the One of the chief criticisms of Norton is Chicago 7} 71 .503 10^ Cincinnati ,... V 57 .604 - hand bullet down the side- The quietly-confident Californian, who Mets in fourth, but just three Minnesota M 73 .412 13V, Los Angeles U Reds to their sweep of At- that except for Ali his record is filled with with California 44 75 .460 lt'/i Son Francisco $1 '.M7 5'/. lanta. lines, then forced Kodes to took up boxing in the Marine Corps and turned games behind St.Louis. The "t»0» 50 «l .355 31'/> Houston 72 .503 H'/, journeyman opponents such as James J. Yeiterdovs Results Atlanta 74 .474 ll'/i Milwaukee (10) New York (3) bloop a volley into the net pro at the age of 22, got $50,000 for the first Ali Expos fell 2% games behind. Cleveland «. SaltImore 4. 1st *m Diego! 90 .344 34 ob r Woody, Vic Brown and Charlie Harris. Critics Bolllmore 13, Cleveland 4, 2nd Garcia Jb J That was it. The match fol- fight. Before that his biggest purse in a career Billy Williams hit-his 19th Hetoe* i - 4 also note that he was knocked out by Jose Luis 1 Milwaukee 10, New York 1 Detroit 5, Boston 4 Colcclolt loapl service to Its con- of 30 victories and just one loss was $8,000. home run of the season to lift Yeslernoys RHtlllt Moycf Garcia. Chicago la Minnesota 7. Phlladolptlla t, Pittsburgh 7 clSJRon. In the ninth game, the Chicago Cubs to a 5-4 vic- Kansas City •• California 5. 1st Scott lb Nettles 3b 4 0 Ali, who got $2.5 million in his loss to Joe The fight also will be seen live or delayed Cincinnati 14, Atlanta 4. 1st Money 3b H0 Blooergdn Kansas City 6, California 3, 2nd ICInclnnotl 7. Atlanta 0, 2nd Porterc Velei rf while serving, Newcombe Frazier, is guaranteed $275,000 against 35 per tory over the Cardinals and Texas 5, Oakland 3 New York 3, Montreal 0 f! in 34 other countries. Arum said. Lunoudrf 1 Hegon lb 4 0 brought the score to 40-0 with TtnlfM's Games Chicago 5. St.Louls 4 Thomas rl Stanley ts moved them three games be- Kansas City (Busby 1412) al Oakland o 4 1 Los Angelot 5, Son DiegD o 3 Rdrgez dh 2 Stlmyre p 0 0 three points facing him for hind the leaders.. (Blu* l«-«>, 11 p.m. Howard dh Buskeyp Chicago (Bahnsen 11-16) at California 0 0 0 Johnson st 1 0 0 victory. Pittsburgh's Pirates blew a (Lang* 1-1). II p.m. Chmptan p Texas (Hudson 4-1) at Minnesota (Fife Tonlgm s Games 0 O 0 0 Victor Foiled six-run lead and lost to Phila- 2-2), •p.m. Pittsburgh (Rooktr 7-5) ot Chicago Detroit (LaGrow 1-3) at Milwaukee, (Reuschef 12-14), 2:30p.m. Totals 4010 14 Totals 35 3 9 He hit a tremendous shot on delphia^ the team with the (ColDorn 11-11. 1:30 p.m. Houston (Griffin 1-5) ot Son Diego Milwaukee. 070 030 000-10 Boston (Tlant It-Ill of Baltimore Uef- (Grief US), 10:30 p.m. New York 100 100 100-3 his delivery and trotted to the least hope of winning the title, ferson4-4), 7:10 p.m. Son Francisco (Marlchol 10-11) at At- E — White. Mumon. DP — Milwaukee lanta (Ford 0-0), 1:05p.m. 1, New York 1. LOB - Milwaukee 4. net to shake hands, only to New York HI Montreal (0) Only gomes scheduled. New York 9. 2B — Garcia 2, Murcer HR ob r hi ob rt IIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIII - D. May 24, Porter 14. SB - Clarke. find the ball whizzing past his HOTlWHorrlmH ' Hunt 2b 3 0 MllkmJb i 0 FrlosK 2 0 2 BU/MDUR Man lb 7 0 Aloulf 5 0 1 4 0 0 Bailey 3b 4 0 1 Breeds, lb 5 0 a Slnglfnrt 4 0 i 4 1 Woods cf 4 0 1 Martini 3b 4 1 FolUs 4 0 2 Humphry c 4 0 Weiskopf Cops World Stamp . Series; McGrowp 0 0 Moore p' 2 0 0 Taylor p 0 0 0 Majhoreph 1 0 0 Montooep 0 0 0 WIFE ManguoJph 0 0 0 Jorgran ph 1 0 0 Morshllp 0 0 0 Player Wins Southern Golf 5 Total; 3T"O 13 New YOrkJ 000 an 100 - 3 Montreal.. 000 000 000—0 AKRON, Ohio (AP) - Tom this year on the pro tour — E - Hunt, Foil 2, Horrelson 1. OP — New York 2, Montreal 1. LOB — New Weiskopf pulled away from and pushed his total money York I, Montreal 13. 2B - Mlllan, Bail- winnings for the season to ey. Jack Nicklaus in the stretch drive and scored a three-stoke $302,388. Of that, $238,088 is of- ASIIVER Pltttourohm Philadelphia (I) oi r h| ob r h viqtory with a final-round 66 ficial. Slenett *> 5 0 0 Doyle 2b 1 3 1 Parker cl $ i Grbkwri2b 2 0 1 yesterday in the World Series Nicklaus, winner of five ti- Oliver lb 5 2 Unserct Sorgll If 5 1 Harmon si of Golf. tles this season, was tied with 4 2 Roblmnrt Weiskopf with only five holes 5 0 Luinskl If The tall, slender man who is Move 4 0 Monfanl lb 2 2 to play, but starting slipping Moxvlllts 3 0 Boopec 0 0 gaining the name Tom Terrif- Robrttnpn 0 0 Schmidt 3D 1 0 just as national television Hrnondiis 0 0 Bowoss ic for his sudden series of ex- Brllet p 3 0 Andrm rt cameras focused on this event EYAUDi. Lombp 0 0 Hutlon lb ploits, had a two-round total Walker p 0 0 Ruthven p that brings together the Wallace p of 137, three under par on the 1 0 Rgdinskph game's Big Four winners — 0 0 0 0 7,180-yard Firestone Country 9&? Lersch p 0 0 the American and British Tovorph 0 1 Club course. Brandon p 0 0 Open champions, the Masters Brett ph 0 0 Scarce p 0 0 He collected $50,000 for this winner and the PGA national title that - like his British titleholder. Tololt 40 7 I3| Totals 34 I 13 ITS Open triumph — is considered Nicklaus has a 69 and was Philadelphia 100 004 001 - I an unofficial event by the Pro- E — M. May, Montonel, Stennett. DP — tied at 140 with Johnny Miller, Pittsburgh I, LOB - Pittsburgh I, fessional Golfers Association. Philadelphia 9. 2B - Slorgell 2, A. Oli- who closed with a 67. Each ver 2, M. Moy, D Porker, B. Robinson. Still, it was his sixth victory won $11,250. Tommy Aaron, HR - Storoell (39), Unser (10), Monto- nei (II). of the season — unequalled the Masters champion, was never in it. He closed with a 73-149 and HER Si won $5,000 as the last man. Takeaload Fezler Falls Short COLUMBUS, Ga. (AP) - Struggling Gary Player held off off the late charge of young upstart Forrest Fezler to cap- your ture the $100,000 Southern Open Golf tournament by one mind stroke with a 69 for a 270 to- —- tal. Put your valuables, Player, capturing his initial important papers 1973 tournament, bogeyed the in a Safe final two holes after Fezler, Deposit Box and one group ahead, blrdied his worry no more. final two, cutting Player's Out sleek, huge five-stroke lead after Hi sporty Fo« Ills women to a I. Costs so little. AP Wlreooete holes to one. Its soft, smart inside holds live- WORLD SERIES WINNER - Tom Weiskopf comlortobly. Yet il» outside is Player, the dapper muster flashes a smile as he holds the World Series of Ifim enough so it handles nimbly craftsman from South Africa Golf Trophy after winning the 36-hole event yes- She'll love the size ol Itt appellle, took a two-stroke lead into the terday at Firestone Country Club In Akron, Ohio. too 23 miles per gallon Weiskopf finished with a three-under 'par 137 And Ihe b«l part Is. our Fox (inal round. He calmly cost) leu lhan most minks. Member FO I C dropped in a pair of birdies on ahead of Jack Nicklaus and Johnny Miller, who. the front nlno to Increase his tied for second with 140s. lead to four strokes over Fez- Precision Porsche Audi, Inc. ler and hung on for his vie Oratn Island ''minify Club Unknown John Adams, the lory. course In the stifling VO-plus only lefty, finished with Highway 35, Oakhurst FUST KCZIIT, with a closing H9, In- llr.il a 69 for 276 along with Curtis (201)493-8000 NA/KJNAI cluding birdies on the (inal Four slrokcs hack was .lor Slfford who shot a 70. Dick two holes, was next at 271 ry ItcQM, MCGM had I till lor Rhyan with a 70, finished next PORSCHE AUDI DEAEJTH8ABE OFFICIAL TICKET OUTLBTS FOR IIANK COLONIAL^ OVtf the par 70. 6,791-yard his 274. tied at 277. ALL 1973 WATKINS GLKNN KACINli EVENTS 14 The Daily Register, Red Bank-MiddJf town, N.J. Monday. September II, It73 Giants, Vikings Stay Perfect; Pop Warner And Now for the Real Test... By BEIT KOSENTHAL posed to go off tackle, but when the hole was blocked, Stevens By The ASMCUMI Press cut to the outside, then darted back inside and iped over the us Slate goal line untouched. Ope The New York Giants and Minnesota Vikings will begin The TD came shortly after New Orleans had pulled to River Plaza- Lincroft opened first quarter and then inter- the National Football League with perfect exhibition records, its Jersey Shore Pop Warner cepted a pass and went 39 and the New Orleans Saints will begin the season with one of within 10-9 on a 47-yard field goal by rookie Jim White. The League season yesterday by yards in the second period. the smallest players in the league's history 5-foot-5 Howard last two New Orleans scores followed recoveries of fumbles by defeating Rumson, 27-0, and Brian Duda did the same and Stevens. Houston running back Jim Greshara. a former Saint. Fair Haven dumped Red went 30 yards moments later. The Giants completed their first all-winning pre-season Bank, 25-13. Deitz got the final score on campaign, thrashing the Cleveland Browns 21-10 Saturday In other action, Shrews- a two-yard keeper in the night for their sixth victory, while the Vikings ended their bury-New Shrewsbury belted fourth period. third perfect exhibition season — Their first since IMS - with Keansburg, 27-6; Matawan New Shrewsbury-Shrews- a 24-16 triumph over the Cleveland Browns for their fifth vic- downed Atlantic Highlands, bury spotted Keansburg a tory. 26-0; Middletown Township touchdown — Dennis Burke's But it was the diminutive Stevens, the Saints' 16th round RUSSELL thwarted Asbury Park. 20-12, 75-yard run — before erupting draft choice from the University of Louisville who made one of and Ocean Township set back in the second half. the biggest individual impressions. The 165-pound running OLDSMOBILE-CAOILLACCo. Neptune, 19-6. • George Hayes scored on TD back scampered 22 yards on a broken play for a touchdown in Monmouth County's Largest River Plaza opened the first runs of 25 and 15 yards, and the closing seconds, giving New Orleans a 16-10 triumph over quarter when Phill Trezza ran James Pickney returned an the Houston Oilers. Cadillac Dealership 38 yards for a score. Joe l.cn- intercepted pass 35 yard for It was the Saints' first victory in two games under Coach czyk added a 22-yard run in another six points. John North and broke their eight-game losing streak, dating ALL 1973 the same quarter and Larry Quarterback Tim Aumaik back to last season. Rohrman kicked a two-point sneaked in from three yards In other NFL exhibitions Saturday night, the Cincinnati conversion. out of the final TD. Hayes Bengals edged the Green Bay Packers 13-10, the New York 1DSMOBILE! Lenczyk tossed a 40-yard added three conversions. Jets shaded the Philadelphia Eagles 18-13, the Pittsburgh pass to Dom Lunovova to the The NS-S Pee Wees routed steelcrs blanked the Atlanta Falcons 19-0, and the Oakland one-yard line in the second pe- their Keansburg counterparts, Raiders downed the Buffalo Bills 17-7. MUST GO! riod and then ran for the yard 32-0, while the Junior Pee The pre-season skirmishing ended yesterday, with Baltimore a play later. Wees lost, 6-0, to Neptune. defeating Denver, 17-10, and Washington beating Chicago, 17-3. Randy Hughes tossed the fi- Rocky Foderaro scampered Ron Johnson, traded by Cleveland to the Giants in 1970, SAVE nal score in the third stanza to 56 yards to give Ocean a lead led New York's attack against his former teammates, car- Steve Gallinaro for 25 yards. it never lost against Neptune rying 23 times for 138 yards and two touchdowns and catching •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••i Rumson's Pee Wees won, in the first quarter. two passes for 38 yards. 26-0. The winners got insurance "The Giants are a much improved club over last year," Fair Haven scored twice in in the third on a 15-yard pass said an impressed Nick Skorich, Cleveland coach. "They don't BRAND NEW 73s the first period and held on from Steve Bracy to Doug make mistakes. We didn't stop their running game. They con- Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll for its win over Red Bank. Carlquist. »r WInaMi* trolled the ball." Mike Scotti went 15 yards Neptune's Kevin Davis WHAT NOW, COACH? — Don McCauley (23) of Fran Tarkenton, anex-Giant, fired touchdown passes of '20 for the first Fair Haven score, cracked over the line for a the Baltimore Colts has his forward motion yards to rookie Jim Lash and 40 yards to John Gilliam while 1973 0LDSM0B1LE REGENCY SEDAN bul Jeff Pitts came back with one-yard score in the final pe- stopped by five members of the Denver Broncos completing 13 of 17 aerials for 238 yards, leading the Vikings' Serial *3X39T3E215t33. Wedgewood Blue. Equipped with: a 51-yard run to tie it for Red riod, but Ocean came right defense during a preseason game yesterday. quick-striking offense against San Diego. Aging Johnny Unitas Six way power seal (Driver only), power door locks, limed passed for both touchdowns for the slumping Chargers, who glass all around, power trunk release. Iron! or rear auxiliary Bank. back on a Jim Rudd inter- Broncos Tom Grahman (58), Lyle Alzado (77), floor mils, body side and lender molding, protective door Pete Bennett then con-) ception that netted a 50-yard Barney Chavos (79), Don Parish (§7) and an un- lost their fifth exhibition game in six starts. edge guards, padded vinyl rooftop, electric rear wmdow^e- nected on a 21-yard pass to TD. identified Bronco work to complete the tackle. Stevens, who already has clinched a job'with the Saints logger, Four Seasons air cond, automatic ciuise control, tilt Cal Williams to put Fair Neptune won the Pec Wee Colt running back Don Nottingham (48) assisted despite his lack of size, enhanced his position with his game- away steering wheel, deluxe wheel discs, J78X15 white side- winning, improvised run against Houston. Tbe play was sup- wall tires, cornering lamps, AM-FM Stereo Radio with 4 Haven ahead. game, 12-0. McCauley on the play. The Colts won, 17-10. speakers, power antenna, protective Iront & rear bumper Keving Reed boosted the strips, Iront bumper guards, convenience group, low fuel level lead with a 20-yard touchdown indicator. Blue Coral Undercoating. M.S.R.P. 17011 JO in the second period. Mark Lewis's 41-yard pass to Alton Our Price '5744.30 Palmer and a Lewis PAT nar- Cornhuskers Return to Spotlight 1973 OLDSMOBILE NINETY EIGHT LUXURY SEDAN rowed the gap, but Bennett By The Associated Press Louisville 21; Virginia 16, VMI orado State 0; Idaho 62, fenses. ses because their backs were Serial «3J3*T3E23M40. Brewster Green. Equipped with: iced it for Fair Haven with a The college football 0; William & Mary 31, Vir- Texas-El Paso 14; New Mexi- Although UCLA's vaunted covering real well." Power door locks, tinted glass all around, six-way power Iront 15-yard run in the fourth peri- ginia Tech 24; Clemson 14, co State 24, Lamar 7; Grambl- Wishbone attack managed 239 Last year's opening-game seat, power trunk release. Iront & rear auxiliary lloor mats, od. Reed got the extra point. spotlight is back on the Nebr- body side and lender molding, protective door edge guards, aska Cornhuskers. . .at least Citadel 12. ing 29, Long Beach State 16. yards on the ground, the setback ended Nebraska's padded vinyl lop covering, electric rear window delogger, The Fair Haven Pee Wees for the time being . . .with a Southwest — West Texas If, as Nebraska Coach Tom Bruins only completed two of string of 32 games without a Four Seasons an cond., automatic cruise control, till away won, 27-7. few rays also shining on the State 13, Drake 10; Texas-Ar- Osborne insists, UCLA has nine passes for a mere 18 loss. While the defense 'Steering wheel, J78x15 white sidewall tires, AM-FM Stereo ra- Middletown and Asbury dio with 4 speakers, protective Iront & rear bumper strips, surprisingly strong Wolfpack lington 31, North Texas State one of the best offenses in the yards and, according to quar- swarmed all over Harmon & Park took turns scoring with convenience group, Blue Cor a I undercoating. M.S.R. P. of North Carolina State. 7. country, then the Cornhuskers terback Mark Harmon, "We Co. Saturday, sub quarter- Middletown getting the last SM2M0 Far West - Arizona 31, Col- must have one of tbe best de- didn't get off a lot of our pas- back Steve Runty scored one crack and the win. In a revenge battle and playing without quarterback touchdown and passed for an- Our Price '5445.79 Fred Jones went 20 yards Dave Humm, fourth-ranked other, sophomore Tony Davis for the first Middletown TD in Nebraska got even Saturday tallied twice and Randy Borg, 1973 OLDSMOBILE CUSTOM TORONADO the first period. Ray Farman for a loss to UCLA in last Romit's Streak Snapped; in a display worthy of Heis- ferial * 3YI7W3M7UM2. Cranberry Red. Equipped with ran 40 yards for Asbury Park power door locks, tinted glass all around, power side win- year's opener by walloping man Trophy winner Johnny to knot the game in the sec- dows, 6 way power front seal, power trunk release, front & the lOth-rated Bruins 40-13. Rodgers, galloped 77 yards ond. rear auxiliary lloor mats, body side molding, protective door North Carolina State, the 3rd Feature to Schultz with a punt. edge guards, padded vinyl rooftop, electric rear window de- Dan Kelleher then put Mid- logger. Four Seasons air cond.. automatic cruise control, IM dletown ahead with a quarter- only other member of The As- WALL TOWNSHIP - Bob Tommy Comerford of Nep- was Richie Massing of Mill- "We've got as good a de- away steering wheel, J7SX1S white sidewall tires, safely senti- back sneak before Lancer sociated Press Top Twenty to Schultz of Neptune roared to tune, who started on the pole town, followed by Bill Brice of fense as we've ever had," nel, trip odometer, AM-FM Stereo radio with 4 speakers, Irani see action on the season's Glendola, third, Tom Green of 4 rear rubber bumper strips, convenience group, low luai in- Brown went 25 yards for As- his third Modified-Sportsman in the Modified-Sportsman 35- said t-foot-7 tackle John Dut- dicator. Blue Coral undercoating M.S.RJ>. 17057.10 bury. first weekend, swamped East Stock Car- feature win of the lappar, led the race for four Bordentown, fourth, Gil ton. "People have said we Kelleher got the last TD in Carolina's veteran Southern year at Wall Stadium Satur- laps and yelded to Dick Le^wis Heante of Wrightstown, fifth, have the worst defense in five Our Price '5787.70 the fourth period on a keeper. Conference champions 57-8. day night while Ray Shea of of Cream Ridge the fifth time Parker Bonn of Freehold In a years. I don't think that's so." Middletown won the Pee Other key scores around the West Belmar grabbed his first' around. sportsman, sixth and Lewis And even minus Humm, country: 1973 OLDSMOBILE CUSTOM CRUISER Wee game, 18-0. Its Junior Limited Sportsman Stock Car Lewis, in a sportsman car, seventh. who sat this one out with an 2-SEAT STATION WAGON Pee Wees beat New Egypt, East — Temple 49, Xavier feature and Tony Romit of was able to stay in front to For Shea, who was a former injury, the Cornhuskers' of- 7; Holy Cross 30, Massachu- Serial # 3R3ST3M4MM4. Cameo While Equipped with tm- 27-0. Cliffside Park has his Three- the 18th lap when Schultz took Novice champion at the Rt. 34 fense also looked super. With ted glass all around, power side windows, 6 way electric seal Terry Deitz starred for setts 28. Quarter Midget winning over and sprinted to an easy oval, the wins have been few Davis, a 212-pound sophomore tronl & rear auxiliary lloor mats, carpeting cargo area door Matawan. He passed to John South - Mississippi 24, Vil- .streak snapped at 10 by Jack victory. and far between. However, he carrying 24 times for 147 edge guard moldings, power operated tail gate. Four Sea- lanova 6; Memphis State 28, son s air cond , outside remote control, rear view minor lilt McQuaria for 20 yards in the Bertling of Caldwell. Finishing a distant second wasn't going to be denied this yards, they rolled for 304 away steering wheel. 178x 15 white sidewall tires, electric win as he won convincingly. yards on the ground. clock, AM-FM Stereo radio, with 4 speakers, Iront protective) Shea, from his fourth start- rubber bumper ship, luggage earner lor rool lop con- venience group, Blue Coral undercoahng M.I.R.*. SU1M0 ing spot, was able to vault Freehold Entries into the lead in the eighth lap Brother's 1st Our Price '5131.96 WINTER GREEN and although pressed by John Tomorrow Blewett Jr. of Farmingdale 1973 OLDSMOBILE CUSTOM CRUISER the last 10-laps of the 30-lap go In Softball 111 - Poet IM 10M Cwnden Aitro [Lonineyer) V-1 Shea had enough engine to RED BANK - The Broth- 3 SEAT STATION WAGON Hn TOO Much (Lohmeyer) 3 1 Greet Return IBottoglla) 5-1 er's Lounge captured its sec- GREENS-UP Awtro M IGogllordl) 7? Bob Hanover (SmlltiJr) 6-1 hold back the field. Serial # 3VI7W3M7IM44. Brewster Green. Equipped with TCB ITogonello) 9-2 Frojtourum (Greene! H ond-straight Red Bank Parks luxe front & rear seal bells, power door locks, tinted glass all Jackson S (No Driver) 9-7 Our Honty IRolhbone) IM John Rainbow (Lomorre) 6 1 Another Cuitomtr (Moroni »l Finishing behind Blewett In and Recreation Department around, power side windows, 6 way power seat. Iront & rear Frldov Volo (Washington) 6-1 third spot was Pat Keeley of auxiliary floor mats, caipetmg cargo area, door edge guard SUMMER Robbie Thorpe (Luchenlol H tin - Pact IM 1I0O Fast-Pitch Softball League moldings, power lail gate, Four Seasons air cond outside River Rood Leo (Lesiciynikl) IM Nlct KM (Flllon) >l Manasquan with Rick Sendzik title by finishing the season at remote control rear view mirror, lilt away steering wheel, Pawn** Tomahawk (Abbott) 121 Bull Run (Aldrlch) 7-i Tononkl Jublltt (Vllelll) » 1 of Brick Township, fourth, 14-0. - L7Bxl5 while sdewalt tires, electric dock, AM-FM Stereo ta> RROWN mt - Poet IM 1W« J M Elliabeth ILamb) J-l and Larry Patterson of Skill- The team consisted of Bob dio with 4 speakers, from protective bumper strip Iront Buckeye Emll (No Driver) s ? Comden Doctor IKomm) t-l bumper guards, rootlop luggage carrier, conveneince group Pordec Honover (FHIonl 3-1 Ocalo Prlncm (Thompson) II man, fifth. Lanfrank Sr., manager; Hank Fo»l Throltlt lAbbnlirllm S-l Je» Bee Hondv (Morgon) n Blue Coral undercoating M.S.R.P. M4M.M Ricky Rhythm (Kelly) S-l Tip Me (Sperendll IM Modified-Sportsman heat deary, catcher; Bob Lan- Ricky Way (Morone) 6-1 races were won by Lewis, Jim Doc Reed ILtCause) .. 4-t 7th - Pace IM MM frank, Jr., first base; Nino Our Price '5319.02 Fly Fly Sally (Aldrlch) il Rambling Spook (Flllon) S-l Hoffman of Union Beach and Sharabba, second base; Lou Vlci Sharpie (MacDonold) in Moondowner IPocio) M Comerford with George Clay- Rapid Fire IKIntlty) HI Ensign Kraft (Smith Jrl 9 2 DeGeorge, shortstop; Frank 1973 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 HARDTOP COUPE Bombay Butler (Morono) S-l ton of Toms River the con- Sharabba, third base; Tom *« - Poet IM 1100 Running Spring (LeCouM) 4-t Serial «1LS7H3E J5I322 Honey Beige. Equipped with Worthy Kldd (Lohmeyer) S-J Sompon (No Driver) e-1 solation winner. Schlegel, center field; Andy deluxe Iront rear seal belts, tinted glass all around Iron! & Roenord (Pelgelbeck) 3-1 Plckt Good Boy (Thomot) II rear auxiliary lloor mats, portective body side moldings, door Dre»el Babe ISchmlgel) <-l Pot Anthony IMorono) 121. Tom Michel of Manahawkin Sirna, right field and Red J D Lyjj ILooney) 4-1 Pierson, pitcher. »dge guard moldings, vinyl top. Four Seasons Air Condi- Albion Hall Desty (Washington) 4 1 Ith - Pact IM II IM along with Shea and Herman tioner, outside remote control rear view mirror H78xl5 white Mr Wlb (Campbell) f, i Gypty Fiddle IHavghlon) 11 Versnel of West Belmar, were The eight-team league will sidewall tires, electric clock. AM push button radio rear seal Greenfield... ask somebody who knows! In Demand N (Rathbone) t\ Blue Break (Webiterl M Tommy Bye Bye IFawcett) H open its playoffs this weekend speaker, protective front & rear rubber bumper sirips. con- Mr. ovtrmta iLortniti 4-i winners of the 10-lap Limited Lucly Girl IThomos) 15-1 with Orchid Lounge (second venience group, Blue Coral undercoating M.S.R.P 150*7 OS Drt«el Tommy (Mytr) 20-1 Sportsman heat races while Irlbot (Flllon) n place) playing the Brothers, 4lh - Pact IM I0OO Bombay Trooper (Morono) IM Butch Malsbury of Freehold Our Price '4249.51 C W Andy IBullerl S-2 Evlnrudy (Marsh) IM and third-place Big Al's tak- Thtodollle (Gogllardl) 7 J J Js Pilot (Stovll) IS-I was -first over the line in the Bills Special (Thomas) 9-2 consolation. ing on Airport Inn. Armbro Jaguar (Consol) 9 7 nil - Puce IM 110* 1973 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 HARDTOP SEDAN 8 £ CKER] Davy Dillon (No Driver) 6-1 ltl f 1IM7r Honey Bw e E Rustel Chip (Lohmeyer) S-l J M Lucky (Lamb) 4-1 toyhowk (Flllon) 71 ni!«. •J 'I? , ° *"PP»° "I" nnt»d Ptter Long (Vanderpaell) I I Don Cortos (Lohmeyer) 7-2 glass all around, Iront & rear auxiliary lloor mats, prolecliv. Klpple Boy IThompson) II Lucky Potquole (Flllon] < I MONDAY body side moldings, door edge guard moldings, vinynop HARDWARE W Frosty Dote (Thomas) IM Chevy RlOot Brew (Slotford) SI four Seasons air cond , outside remote control rear view mir- 57O« HOURS Lord Fllcko (Field) 20-1 Lucy B Rainbow INo Driver) » i TUESDAY ror, H78xl5 while sidewall tires, electric clock AM pushbut- Hwy. 34 North, Colts No* OKNWNOAYII-1 Proud Moment (Elenrtboch) t-1 OMN ton radio, rear seal speaker, proleclive tronl & rear rubber f •, Ml* awfft rf ttfhlwi ONtanh) MOM no.TMUHS. Sfh - Poet IM 1000 Two Klnos (Rliio) 1-1 WEDNESDAY FIN.. BAT.»• I May Sampson (Flllon) 5} Hobos Joy (McCondless) II G/uwt Citu bumpe^strips^convenience group. Blue Coral undercoating, 431-5858*747-0465 ClOaUTUMOAVl Supremem Rock (Marks) M Sondy dang. [Schryer) IM 0 SEPT. 10-1112 Slonegate Missile (Lohmeyer) 41 IMh - Trtt IM IM* Shrewsbury Plaza Eyrt Vtll lADbotltllo) 5-7 Our Price '4293.86 Romeo Pick (Flllon) J-l Dork Floih (Flllon) 4-1 Victor Von (Abbott) H 1973 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 ROYALE Egyptian ihailet (No Driver) VI Cliesslt Dukt IFusco) e-r TUNE-UP SPECIAL HARDTOP COUPE JOB VACANCIES One Kid ICompotlll „ 11 Wonly Clolr IMMllnol II Serial ONS7H3E2.300S. Wedgewood Blue Equipped with Active John ICowerl ,. 10- > tinted glass all around. Ironl & rear auxiliary lloor mats pro- Ho AlUlor (Muicla) 15-1 ADMINISTRATIVE SPECIALISTS - to work in Calif. Now interviewing, tective body side moldings, vinyl lop Four Seasons air cond call ARMY Opportunities Din - Pace IM HM outside remote control rear view mirror, H78xl5 while side- Gold Medallion (Lohmeyer) 31 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATORS - lo work in Europe. No ex- Hasty Lobtll IWathen Jrl >J wall tires, electric clock1 01, A1M3 pushbuttoBIU Corilnn radio rear seal Mighty Trim llonxcl) 4-1 V8S 'VV*'""' ' ' " "«"i perience necessary. Now interviewing, call ARMY Opportu- Duont LtDtll irnomoisnl • ? 18 Croln Wlllier llnterdonott) 5-1 Bum Jteer (Flllon) (I Our Price nities J fit Sonny (No Driver) I '4309.32 Olove Hanover (Scorpo) si POLICE TRAINEES — No experience necessary. Now interviewing, call Special Cram IMcKinnol 10 I THE ABOVE PRICES INCLUDE TRANSPORTATION Leon B Sam (Moron) IJ.I 6cy. ARMY Opportunities FREIGHT. SHIPPING. DEALER PREPARATION- PRICES OUTDOOR JOB WITH ADVENTURE - $2,500 Bonus No experience C LICEMSING M8TS «. «°T.V ' DOCUMENTARY FEES. necessary. 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At Library ACROSS 30 Praises 47 Cute cheek 26 Weed \ NEW SHREWSBURY - 1 Intimidates 31 Rigid clefts 27 Trick Leaders of community social 6 Season 32 Land holding 51 State 28 Holland 9 Malejwan 35 Celtic 52 Soon commune agencies have been invited to 12 Egg-shaped 36 Beatrice 54 Plunders 29 WW-I battle an open house at the library 14 Layer Arthur 56 Sea bird site of the Monmouth County Wel- 15 Finish road 37 Pull to 57 Departed 31 Flavorful fare Board, 106 Apple Street, 16 Propel bike pieces 58 Sea birds 32 Lacy plant here tomorrow at 3 p.m. 17 Ultimatum 38 Scotch river 59 Overhead 33 Comfort 39 Domineering RR's 34 God of love Created initially for welfare word 18 Region 40 Trunk 60 Paradise 36 Lien on board employes, the library is 19 Refunds 41 Menu fr. 61 Serl property used, however, by profes- 21 Zealous 42 Servile bees DOWN 37 In addition sional staff members of other 23 Pinnacle 43 Vigorous 1 Grab,as a 39 Kind of agencies. The open house is 24 Goes with 45 52 at plea dance 2 More than 40 Rare kind being held to introduce an tits Caesar's 25 Parry's Delia palace 3 Test ocean of play even wider group to the li- 29 Corn 46 Cutting 4 Pierce 41 Stone brary services. 5 Brew memorial Solution to Saturday's Puztle: Those in social work or re-' 6 Hurts 42 Obscure lated fields who wish to attend 7 Bandleader 43 Shack KHHOUdHU [1UUUHH 44 Ornamental may call Thomas Martin, li- vessels brarian, at the Monmouth 45 Flaxen County Welfare Board, New [j()U UC1U UUH UUU cloth ••a auaa 46 Companion Shrewsbury, 542-8000, ext. 340. NO—nrr THMS'iONL ' uuHau QUCIUU uuu TELLINCTH£ 47 Finished Welcoming guests will be THC CXCCUTIVt THINb,THOUC>H"HE 'WHOSTHEONEINTHE • ODD GDDUUUUL1UU ASKID IF YOU HAD TRUTH /FROM NOW 11 48 Folk V.P PRACTICALLY 1 QUQU uuuuu uuuu Robert C. Wells, welfare- \ PKOMISEDME CONQUERED YOUR OH.NOTlVENAill / UlirJIIHUUIJlUJ UUUU 13 knowledge ' OF WINE/ board director, Mrs. Susan A JUKI UP aaa auaaa aaaau 15 49 Periods THl ADVANCEMENT TOLD HIM YOU DOOD QUU Whyman, former librarian, LADOERI Children's Letter ann ODD QDU aau 20 Small chil 50 Machine gun and Mr. Martin. Mrs. Why- 22 Demolish 53 Incline man established the library at HMIU1UH IJHUUUUlllU 24 Miss Duncan head 25 '•Beiebud" 55 Wind dir. the welfare board three years ago. Jo CM too The original library was started at the welfare board's former offices in Red Bank by father 3 i HI^H'- 9 10 a volunteer, Miss Helen Herr- il.<*i/.ur.l,.ri.l mann, of West Long Branch. l^^sB'^ .5 Both Mr Martin and Mrs. TH4T* OKAY-.- "Tfc TUP . fays polar (* nr ^VP*Tl0NC THAT %>Tf» OMAH-y FR m Whyman received master's degrees from the Rutgers -y w Bo| University Graduate School of farsore Library Service. A social service resource p center, the welfare board li- called ifnt • a I brary works closely with the } 14 Monmouth County Library IT. and its staff and provides in- becQUfe, P- ter-library loans to welfare • board employes through the state network. TMItt WW ANOTHB SHOf» L' .. /WIND vou, E thtysiror) WINDOW B«O«N DOWN THE WAS IN THE There are over 1,000 vol- W — FUPF1N1 ' YEARS umes in the welfare board li- f H0OU9AN*.'THEY SHOULD j telephone 1 ibrary and 25 file drawers of iP informational material, with a i 1 concentration on government oft S. 51"* publications and reports. The •T Tl library subscribes to over 100 periodicals and journals. s»- The library collection in- cludes publications about til health, psychology, aging, IIIHHIIIIIIIIIHIH IIIPIIM.IIIIIIIIIIMIII.IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIII.il.III.III.Mllllinillll 1IK. Ill Mil •Illlllllllltlllll child development, housing as i well as social work and public HUf 6 WHAT I DON'T UK* welfare. ABOUT a Candidate Your Horoscope, Birthday MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 1» your economic existence. expected to do it for you as to help himself—but only by be- Would Bar —Born today, you have tre- Not one to trust the surface they have notions of their own ing Insistent. mendous energy but you will picture presented by any given to push. ARIES (March 21-April 19)— always have to be warned situation or set of circum- SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21)- Stick to conventional methods Apartments against employing it too much stances, you like to investigate You have a great deal of com- of doing things today. The new HAZLET - Vincent Raine, in the interests of others, too. thoroughly anything in which mon sense and you would serve and the different do not neces- Republican candidate for little in your own. You are am- you are likely to become in- your purposes well were you to sarily equate with the success- Township Committee, has bitious on your own account volved or upon which you may employ it. Don't depend on ful. but you are inclined to feel that be asked to render a Judgment. promised there will be no gar- others to do your work for you. TAURUS (April 20-May 20)- you have a moral obligation to A true believer in the old say- den apartments in the town- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dcc. Though another's behavior help your fellow man first of ing that beauty is only skin 21)—Examine the details of the may strike you as strange, you ship if he is elected in Novem- all and yourself only after deep, you know both by in- ber. situation rather than merely would.. be wise to keep the everyone else is taken care of stinct and by experience that considering the over-all pic- opinion to yourself. Consider Mr. Raine, a former mem- to the best of your ability. This the reality of things lies be- ture. You can help yourself to extenuating circumstances. ber and chairman of the Zon- is not, of course, a case of neath the obvious. victory if you heed warnings. GEMINI (May 21 June M)- ing Board of Adjustment, said squandering where your forces To' find what is In store for Takr effective action against his two opponents. Mayor are concerned, but it may welt you tomorrow, select your CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. those who would keep you from Herbert J. Kupfer and Joseph be a • misplacement of your birthday and read the corre- l»j—Make decisions regarding progressing toward your goal J. DeVirgilio, "apparently ... loyalties, which should in fact sponding paragraph. Let your the coming weekend early in this morning. You can move would like to see garden go first to your own loved ones. birthday star be your daily the day. Don't be surprised to Forward if you are quick to do Though there may be times apartments on virtually every Kuide. find that others disagree with so. when you are in possession of piece of undeveloped property you both in kind and in degree CANCER (June 21 July 22»— considerable amounts of mon- of activities. So Ions; as your ideas are such in the township ... I think the ey, you will probably never be Democrat position is com- Tuesday, September 11 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-FebJ8) that they fit in with the general very' good at handling your fi- aims and bHsir standards nf pletely opposed to good zoning nancial assets. Indeed, you VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)— —The current envirnnmenr is You would be wise to keep both hardly favorable to the nour- your employer, you should and good planning. may well bo extremely spora- have no fear Hiring them. dic in your spending habits,' feet on the ground today. Don't ishment of new Ideas on the "Garden apartments," Mr. take yourself too seriously home front. Keep to your old LEO (.July M-\U8. 22)-Takr Raine continued, "can only being frugal at times and ex- care that you arc mil thrown travagant at times, with very where leisuretimc activities arc ways and means of doing bring back many of the prob- concerned. things. into a frenzy of buying by a lems that have plagued us in little warning to others—or sudden extravagant notion. Be even to yourself—as to which LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22)— PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20)- the past, such as double ses- Promote your own ideas with Bc firm with those who would sure you roally Wini and have time is to come when. Needless need for what you purchlM. sions in our schools, new to say, then, unnecessary pur- higher-ups on the employment behave in an undisciplined school construction, increased chases could be the bane of scene. Co-workers cannot be manner. You can help another c 1»7], bv United Fmlurr Syndicate. Inc. traffic and additional costs for fire and police protection." MIII.lllllllllllin.MMIM.il. nilHIIHtlllllllllHIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIHIIIMIIIIIIIIHIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIf Mr. Raine said (hat he has decided, along with his run- ning mate, Joseph Chirco, and Republican lommllteeman SheinwolcPs Bridge Advice Charles J. Morgan, to replace the planning consultant with By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Before you could say Magna If East plays the deuce of your copy by sending 50 cents one "who is more in accord The next time you and your Carta, West had continued spades at the Mrst trick, dis- to Hod Bank Register, Box with the thinking of the people lawyer go into the drugstore with the jack of spades and couraging a continuation West 3318, ('.rand Central Station, of Hazlct" if he Is elected. to buy a deck of cards, read Ihcn a third spade. will naturally switch In his New York, \ V 10017). the fine print very carefully singleton diamond. South will North dealer New Student before you close the deal. A No Tears go down before he knows North-Soulh vulnerable good contract should say: South shed no tears over what is happening, .since West NORTH Party of first part doesn't this defense. He ruffed the will get at least one diamond • 07} Voters Urged have to signal If he doesn't third spade, drew trumps and ruff. knocked out the ace of dia- 0 QJ 1072 want to." Save your encouraging sig- • AS To Register monds. He then claimed the nals for when you mean busi- Just a short time ago, I saw rest of the tricks. ness. WIST FAST FREEHOLD - Monmouth + AJIO83 *> K>>2 a party of the first part com- Even if you never passed a DAILY QUESTION County Democratic Chairman c; 85 J mit mayhem on a contract. If bar examination you can sec As dealer, you hold: S-6 4II- John R. Fiorlno has urged col- 0 J OA9 64 you're not a legal beagle, this that East's nine of spades at A J 10 7 4 D-K 8 5 CK 10 », lege students who will be IK • All P should apply for absentee bal- lo show he had the king. tinued). Sheinwold is available Qel Opening lead a) A , lots. 11 Dtlly Register, Red Bank-Middktown, N.J. Monday, hepmnwer il, 110. Autos for Salt in. Autos tor Salt no. Autos for Sal* 110. Autos tor Salt no. Auto* for.lq»« riAC SAFARI - 110. Autos for Salt UO. Autoi for Salt Party who needt 100% financing, wlm 1 41 CADILLAC COUPE OeVILLE It/1 DUSTER - Blue. Elont cylinder, money down, on 0 1970 MAVERICK, S51S Air conditioned. AM/FM radio. automatic Iransmlsslon. Power steering. cylinder, automatic, 27,400 mllet. I) WOLIIM MHO AWtLIA - IK- AM/FM ileres tape ployer, tinted glass, • ..AGON - 19*1. LowFALCON Hal — Four-door. Six cylinder. For oulck credit O.K., coll OASIS mlleoat. Excellent condition. IIM0. Call i. us. PONTIAC r vinyl Matt. 9,400 miles. Musi jell. S2.S75. TORS at 12011 721-7100. mill 1971 PORSCHE flT— AM/FM, mag ttylo MMatl 1 Ant-itf wheelt. Green. Best offer. Must toll. 442- mftm I9M VOLKSWAGEN — Radio. Good Urn. MUSTANG — f lent condition. I9» MOB GT - Goad condition. Will sell 014. ALL AMERICAN INC. New paint. Looks ond runt like new. Ex- 'ik value. Needt minor repair. Hwy 35 I Bedlt Rd. Hailet WA TED lft» OPEL KAOETT — 44 speed. Radio: cellent buy. U95. 7411531. Collevenlngi, 142-3729 S44-I774 rente r OIK New tnow tlrei. Mutt lacrcrlflctl . U5O Call 1967 FORD COUNTRY SOUIRE — Air DODGE WINDOW VAM -1971. V-l, > - Automatic.: *awn. an a between J-l p.m. 74I-2444. 1970 PLYMOUTH SPORT FURY - Air conditioned, radio. Good inapt. Needs . En* -- 11,MO H§. airr condftconditioningl . 44.000 mllet. conditioning, power steering. Tires and grill. (540. 717-1595. 1941 CADILLAC COUPE shocks recently replaced. Atklng $1575. Excellent condition. Full power. 717-111}. I97J MERCURY MONTEOO - With elr YJMORB CHRYSLER PLYMOU1 r^M3 anglne. conditioning. Like new. Atklng 12,900. 222- 1941 FOR OFALCON n, new brakes. ui-aaar ut-raf 2274 mornings. 151 Flrtt Avo.. Atlontle HIahlan* SHREWSBURY MOTORS 1973 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 291 9200 Excel Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury BROUGHAM — Four-door hardtop. Fully 197J CADILLAC SEDAN Dt VILLE - equipped Including stereo, automatic wlrv Stereo. Loaded. Excellent condition. _ ,lran»- lleTPONTIAC - Craam putt. Powtr 19*9 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE 74i-t5o» dowt, olr, custom wheelt. reclining seals, on In March. broiujeDawor .tttrlng. olr conditioning. d4»O»»d»n«tl"> We Buy Uted Volktwognt plus many extras. Honey gold wlm vinyl 10,000nillej. JS200. 5»1 Mil. top. Less than 5000 miles. Coll 071-4313 af- TWO VOLKSWAGEN BUSES - Not run- -1ST convert tftf FORD STATION WAOON - Power WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE ter I p.m. • ning. 1171 tor both. ^JHEJUMW inn VI. Good thope. »275. Call 4»5- 370 Brood St. M4-1323 KoKeypory t •42-1091 VOLKSWAGEN 1971 - Four-door I.©don, IMVIStAlRUJtfR STATION* 1972 VOLKSWAGEN — Yellow. Topt model 411, yellow. Air conditioned, auto* 1947 OATSUN — SPL 111. Hardtop con- OM BENZ DIESEL _ 195t Hdan , MURPHY 4. DAVISON deck. Mult sell. 11700 or best offer. matlc drive. 13,750 milet. 12100. CaIIt 741- -P.rtKtc^.A.jUn.S.aO. 544-5992 oftor 5 p.m. IS V Fraatvsld " 13SJOO 194S INTIRNATIO -!ie, -" 111. Autos for Solo UO. Autos for Salt 110. Auto* for Sole 110. Autot for salt 110. Autos tor Sal* 110. Autot tor Salt 111. Autos for Solo 194* CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE - Oood condlllan, full power, factory air. white with red interior. Aiklng 11500. Call 471- 44U or 747-44I9. I»7'1J CHEVROLECMEV T KINO TE - Station wagon. E»c Ionn.. lT.OO11.00O0 mVlM^actarvaimlloiTPactar r e Honing, powar tall gait, tlniaef «* AM/PW radio, luggage carrier, jfi oner e p.m. iMJ VOLKSWAAEN STSTATIOI N WA6ON - Rodlo. Nice Intfde and out. N turn vervary ggoodo . Excellent buy. I

)f7» PORO ttALAXIB SfORT COUPi - ttw tlret, brokot, thocki. IllfS. Call ol- tr 4 p.m., 741-0774. I97B OPEL STATION WAOON - Radio. Automatic trontmlsslon. Law mileage. Roaionobly prlcod. Mult tall. 7«7-4»l>. I9M VOLKtWAOIN ColU9l-l64l otter 2.-1* p.m, 1972 VEGA HATCHilACK-Oneawnor. . Radlol tires. AM/FM, -w.-. coating, tinted wlndthleld. S ANTIQUE — 1941 Cntvri una tedon. Beaulllul, r< Runnln with tovtn good I

949 CHEVROLET IMPALA — Convtrt- ble. AH power. Beautiful condition. USOu. Coll J91-mi altar 4 p.m. 1971 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER —440 engine, vinyl top. Full power, factory olr, AM (odio Former Parkway Authority cor. In e«cellont condition. tltW.7Q.4Mt. 1972 TVR 1M0 Blue. Sound. ilMtlrm. going Coll 74I-07OI 19*1 PONTIAC CATALINA

1M7 PONTIAC TEMPEST - AIR. BUCK- ET SEATS, HITCH, ETC. LOOKS. RUNS EXCELLENT. SMO. 741-4214 V ''IT WANTED Porty who nctds 100% f IncnClfML with n# d &Jfcsr1W2 DODGE DART.

1973 CAMARO — Factory olr, power >rakn and steering, AM/FM. 4400 mile*. 13400 or assume payment!. For delollt call 944-03S4 from I to 9 p.m. 1970 CUSTOM IMPALA COUPE —•_... ry air, double power, automatic. SISM Ilrm, 7I7-HW offers p.m. 1957 MERCEDES IENZ — Owned by ray mole collego student. Good gat mllooge. 1944 PORD COUNTRY SOUIRE — Ex- cellenl condition. Aiklng M2i Coll attar 4 p.m. MJ-9110 1*41 WAOOWAGON -CHIVROLkT BIS- IE — Automatic trommlulon, pow- ir ileereringl w., brakes, rear window. Olatt belted llret and Mows, New brokrt conv jlete. Just dealer tuned. Guaranltad bol- iery. Coll afler 6 p.m. 747-OMt, PONTIAC TEMPEST - J9.000 mllet, New llret. Excellent condition. 1944. Bail offer. 15 Highland Ave.. Pair Hoven altar 5 p.m. 1944 CHEVROLET - Impolo. Clean, good condition, machanlcally jound, SN0. 741- 0151. Coll after 4 p.m. 1947 CHEVROLET >12S"atlt" 717-7015 I94IOLOSMOBILE CUTLASS GU^ltl

1945 VOLKSWAGEN CONVERTIBLE — AM/FM radio, two mow tires. New ex- haust syttem. Atklng IS50. Coll 141-6731 otter 7 p.m. WANTED Party who noodt 100% financing, with no money down, en a 1971 VEGA. 30,100 mllet. SI495. For quick credit O.K., coll OASIS MOTORS at (Ml) 711-7100. I949OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS WAOON - 34.000 mllet. Power steering ond brakes, olr. Aiklng S1350. Coll Ml-9534. AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE 1941

MERCURY MARQUIS BROUGHAM 1971 - Full power, olr conditioning, AM/FM itereo, vinyl roof ond Interior, radial tires. One owner. 13,100. Coll 741-Mil tve- nlngt. 1944SIMCA — Four-door sedan. Reclining wots. Low mileage. Excellent economical transportation. 34 miles a gallon. Atklng 1225.142454S after i. I9e» OPEL WAOON - I4S0. 1944 MUS- TANG 219 convertible, lust pointed, new roar window, mtchonlcolly very goad.

1*49 JAVELIN Coll Otter 5lp'mf! 471-3799 1970 CHRYSLER - Fully looded. Si,f) miles. Mutt Mil. moke offer. 741-1735 1940 RAMBLER - Excellent slotlon car or tor me leenoger In family. Low mllet.

More Clemmed on Ntxt Pogt Not much time leftfor '7 5 leftover bargains! Sa !«.

Tom Ratcliffe said recently, "Our position as the Number One Pontiac dealer at the 1971 CADILLAC Jersey Shore carries certain responsibilities." Tom meant that when other dealers are CoupaDtVllle uol.a, whlla vinyl lop, lur- offering limited selections of leftover 73s, Ratcliffe must do better! He must have a quoltt broeidt Inlarlor. Full powar, Including lilt wfWal. door wide choice of leftovers for the buyer who waited for this time. locKa, slorao, lietory air. hi *x-i | callanl condlllon. 12,145 mltatL The wise car buyer knows the expected rise in price for the 74s and the discount now available on 73s makes the leftover a very, very attractive buy. Our responsibility is to RUSSELL OLOSMOBILECADILLACCO. have what you are looking for, not a limited selection. 100 Newmon Springs Rd. Red Bonk 741-0910 "Whisk" over to Ratcliffe and see the car with the "color selection and options tailored for you. It will be the car you have waited for; not a leftover no one wanted! Our sales force will put you in that car at the price you've waited for! Being # 1 means being # 1 allthetime! If now is your time to buy a car, we can serve 1970 CADILLAC you the best! It's our responsibility! Coup»D»VIII» I OoM. Mack «1nyl top, mateMngl Inlarlor, lull power Including I Ilietory air. ttarao. Immiculital I oondtllon. «•« far g*t> Peelar Don't let the "broom" sweep away your bargain 73 Pontiac RUSSELL OLDSMOBILECADILLACCO. 100 Nowmon Sprlngt Rd. Red Bonk | 741-0910

1972 CADILLAC Eldorado Coup* OoM, with whlto laathar Inlarlor. RATCUFFE PONTIAC ineiudin •i'ins' « '•••»'» •". tilt wheat, Eicallanl condlllan. Route 36 • Eatontown (Next to the M.V. Inspection Station) 542-7800 11,017 mlMtg. '••'or loll toiler RUSSELL OLOSMOBILECADILLACCO. IM Newmon Springs Rd Red Bonk I 741-0910 110. Auto* (or Salt 110. Autos for Salt 110. Autos for Sal* 110. Autos tar Sato 110. Auto* for Sole The Dally Register, Red Bank-MlddJetowo, N.J. Monday, September II, 1973 17 110. Autoitor Salt 110.Autos for Salt 120. Trucks and Trailers ItM GMC '/. TON PICKUP - Ocollont WANTED urrmg condition. Used Car Stile Party who needs 100% financing, .with no manor down, on a lt»» MQNfE&o »|, Ht< FORD PICKUP TRUCK power sleerlno. SO OO0 miles. lilts. For '*ton CARS REOU eukk credit O.K.. coToASlf MOTORS O> 071-OMo AND SAVE! 7»ll 731-7100. If7» CHEVROLET U-ton olckup truck TODAY Excellent condition. With ttoroo logo 1965 MERCURY player. HMO. 513-4*43. ' AAONTCLAIR ItSl CHEVROLET PICKUP TRUCK RASSAS Best offer H-lon. Good running condition. 142 1172 after 7pm 3?S Brood SI Rod lank IM) VOLKSWAGEN - Twodoor, sun- H roof 12»5 BAILLY BROS . Inc., I? E l«6] v,.TON CHEVROLET - Ploelslde, Newman Springs Rd . Red Bank 747 0SM sii cylinder 1425 SEE A "RUSSELL MAN ' - For th« bell Coll after 1. 142 1335 car bvvt. RUSSELL Oldimobllt-Cadlllac CIRCLE CHEVROLET Co.. 100 Newmon Spring) Rd.. R«d Batik. 325 Maple Ave. Red Bank 741-0*10 7413130 IN. Motorcycle* PONTIAC CATALINA l»6t - Gold, tour TOP. TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb service. DOWNES PONTIAC, «2 Lower "lt7THONOA 4SOCC - ChOOOOd. door. Power sleerlng'brakes. Rodio. Ex- Eilros. Encellent condition. M00 cellent condition. Original owner. 531 - Molf SI Matowon. S6»-229». 2(00. AUSTIN MARINA Sedans. Coupn, with 1972 KAWASAKI 750 JEEP SALES AND SERVICE MS 1100 cc. engine, plus Midgets and E«cellent condition SI05O Twin Bofo Motors, Inc. MCCs East Gate Motor Soles Ltd, 775 Call 542 64*6 or 747 0O« 1)1 E. Newmon Springs Rd Red Bank CALL NOW 747 0• I ,, Ads On ic Transmission - Power mission - Power Sleering t, Brakes - Whilewall Tires • Light Group - Deiu

1970 PONTIAC $1595 ALL PRICES INCLUDE DEALER PREP & TRANSPORTATION - : SALES TAX & MOTOR VEHICLE FEES ARE EXTRA LaMms Station Wagon I i 1969 MERCURY $895 J Monterey, 2 door Hardtop, radio.-heater, automatic, power steering, Coup* 61,000 miles. I Ice Blue Firtmlil, black lop, Durgundy leather Interior. AM FM ilereo, power door leoka, tully equipped Including laclory Authorized Dealer Since 19S6 | air. 21,111 mllet. Ml 'or •« foiler DOREMUS FORD*/% RED BANK V^LVO RUSSELL 90 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK OLOSMOBILE CADILLAC CO. E.Ntwmin Springs Rd 741-5886 Red Bank 100 Newmon Springs »rl Rod Bunk 741-0910 18 Tbe Dally Renter, Red IJink-Mkld.f town•\ N.J. Mondiy, September II, 1973 Htlp Wanted 310 Help Wanted J10. Hlli JlO.Htlp WantH JIO. Hal. W«ft.t. 210. tutintu Jtrvlc»i lit. M.ip want 31*. HtlHglp WWsntttl J Mar* w PtmoU Mala or Mmal* M0l»• »r Pamole Mala or Ptmtf. . . rtiroeposlllon MACHINE PREUER WANTED Mot* or Dolly cleaning of state cenler. Experience Ladles' sportswear Air cojjdM4>ne«. AUTO BODVMAN AN preferred. Stole benefits Solory 12 52 per Office Jonathon Logon, Stt-flH - Class A hour. Apply In person, M a.m. to 1 p.m., REA ABLE PETE~741 4551 SOCIAL WORKSJ - Fa* poe-t-tltWw«K« UOMT MAULING - Unworted FREE with Monmoulh Ocean Counties Health n n AaSwy W ceordlnola patient -ond cemmu- noufed away. * j].'^2|'J fl ioas. EXPERIENCED PANTRYMAN M/W - MACHINIST HOSPITALIZATION Good yeor-roynd position. G»od salary/ ROUTE SALESPERSONS -Par nffy service ocllvltles. Some background In medical social work deslrablo. Write If ven though you may havi o(H#r insur- Also mature person Iff nlfht cashier. Ap- leading laundry ond dry clean.lea• minn . i ply In person. LONG JOHN1*, LTD.. Na trttrTtnte necessory. Paiaid vm |ai B-2SI, The Oolly Register, Rod Bonk. RODMAN ANO TRANUTMAN M/W HIGHLANDS I7S.I77II7S.177 . Free KeitRolliaileii Appiy SStar Cli •OX HANDLER - For packing and pro- Coll 944-49u between I and 4:3. TOOL & DIE MAINTENANCE A LounJlreri. HI Myrtle Ave.. ' plant. Full trme employment, ni" EMI KITCHSN AIDE -Killer port lime Branch ly beneflls. Apply In person, Mon. Goad working conditions. All benefits in I., H p.m., of O^llclous Orchoros, OLSTEN batanlawn Convalescent Con TIME OFFICE WORK - 9 am. to noon, 3-1 days per week, In Red Bank. Experience required Sand resume (a P.O. Be» 144. Red Bonk. •CRION ilK - In shipping and TEMPORARIES HELP inAHOvC 1C0VQ6V ~ LW receiving menl. full Ifrne.Mfdl JIO. Htlp Wonttd NO OTAER SERVICE COMPANY CAN scope foreman (m/w) needed, also Igbar- lY M/W and retlr NJW!K| MAKE THIS STATEMENT, ers Eiperience pfotorred Pay pouiTan Apply in person ' Aosly iwk Retlouronl Olitrlautors, Inc., 414 Iroodwav, Lam Male or Femolt 4111 ranch, fee Prank. Wehavic short and Iwtf term assignments. Oplllty/Call evenings, "l p.m. Wi-SIN. Flemblet hours to your convenience A lew MORIAU LANDSClPi tlRVICI. Colls RN PR, It days a •nwk or longer. You name II — we N«c«. 150-bed nursing homo. inporlenCorJ. (• ptr month porttlmf. Own hours Work ESTEY METAL PRODUCTS INC. Bmary ceilont pov andiojitflis. Year round from own tiomt. Coll fAr. Gobuii, 77? have it. EXPERIENCE Coll Morris Plate' Wayildt ond Shafto «$. PORTERS M/W Brookgale Nursing Cenler, Hwy 35, Hal WE NEED: Parl-lim* B^ j1,1^}'J«f "*•" "*•• APPLICATIONS BEING TAKEN - For SECRETARIES, TYPISTS, New Shrewsbury, NJ, o malt ond ftmoli, tuH and part hint, rilail CLERKS (FILE OR FIGLFRE). CAR WASH HtLP — Full-time i 'ly In or store. Company benefit*. Coll for oppoml BOOKKEBPEM AND ALL OTH n, cquNtiiv luosen CARW"AIH. , 73fTtD0 I, Middleiown Coll for appointment - XlerT.'wIlling worker PfRSON — To assist In managing service tymiT OUR HOURLY RATES ARE THE VERY 542-5000,T»xt. 65 ENERGETIC PERSON - For light I on I Complete RESUME S»7vTce" BESTANDWTNEVBRCMAROEA type business. Have ability to sell retail ica. Apply Prtport, Revise, Adwue or Print on Inside, honaMe personnel and hove loriol work. Apply Tomahawk Reslauroni. Fast Scrvict, rM»onabi*prices 142-4111. PARKING LOT ATTENDANT - Hours Work porlormM ky o man who htn - pension II am ta 3:30 p.m. Must have driver's li- rtvioWMl, revited and written Come In today to register m even though DELIVERY CLERK - Mature person. HEAD NO you cannot start to work until the children fundnd.. BluBue CressCest., Blue OinSm cense. Phone 747-3313. thousand* of resumfi evtr iht vears once, vocation ond holidays Monday through Friday, Professional Must bo fully excel Pone 4?J-4t7t for convenient lotation return to school. Salary corn Pharmacy. 134 Brood II., Red Bank. PLUMBERS (TWO) aonerol cage function: mensurole wlfh akaklllIll y, la peforr m above Centrol ond North Menmouth County typt o work. Writte tto lei E->U The Doily IABMAI& M/W-» Must hove ol leost eight years experience. lion, letters ot credit cc. Middle ond South Monmouth County WE ALSO HAVE A PERMANENT DEPT. REAL ESTATE SALES Days. Coll after S. 177-1164. celvaole, loan records. salary, ox- NO FEE TO YOU. Register. Red Bonk, N.J. COUNTER HELP — Part-time evenings. cellent benetlts. Equal opportunittunljyony v CAREER MARKETING GIRL/GUY FRIDAV - Responsible Indi- Call 5431124 Call otter 4 p.m. lor opaeinlmenl. P.O. Bo» 233. Ookhurtl. N J. O77S5 tATONTOWN 117 Rl 31, 14? S300 vidual experienced In office and/or facto- AUTO SERVICE WRITER - Assistant {' i miles north ry figures. Must be a sett starter with Ol- ot the AAomnouth Shopping Confer I cellenl attendance who con assume con- EXPERIENCED . Krvire manager Five days AM benelill , MEN. STUDENTS -Puller Apply in person, SCHWARTZ CHRYS trol In any office Jog with a minimum ai 1 perl INSURANCE AGENCY - Diversified ptt. Red bank oreo Stole quell vites you te reap rich rewirtt LYMOUTHYMOU , 141 W. Fronl II., Redduties. Shorthand a must. Salary com- a«d salary requirements lo la* Mail II lo'eKperlonco. Call 9- i me freedom ot Indepondence. Bank mensurate with experience. 71/ 4740. 'ly Mauler. Rod tank. CONDOMINIUM SALESMEN 11 am. unity to make mare par hour WA• ITEM ANOWAlfRESSSS - Week WJRSt• #V niubAIDE* S™ %J- a t • Coquuy ilfltlinand pevening JNIIDSP-ly end hti»,ot the Shore Casino. Atlantic Apply In person. Hilltop Nursing HQUSEKiiPiRS - Needed immt.i.l 4hltts. A, i. Call alter e p.m. HlohlandiMust be experienced 291 4)00 Home. KingK s Hwy, MlOdlelown. aly. Pald^wwlltt plus pleasant working M/W ITJWIRINTENDENT - For apartmp e tondltlens Hours ll-4;3«4 . King Jam«s .gliding, led lank greo. Hih l REAL SJTATi "ASSOCIATES - We need SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS WANTED . High salary, PERSON TO MAKE licensed real estate sales people to loin Will train call Bennett trst. Corp. to Nurilnt HomHomoo , AVMbi R eeriflcr c<> And help around smj r= our land soles program. Commissions tween i 11, Ml 5242 NURSES' AIDE - For small nursing For outstanding High-Rise arrim 55 " " Steady, all year. Pita ppai d in two weeks, no waitingg tor opprais home, vicinity Keypail Helmdel. from fl Reply in confidence Splwak Florist, 99 Ai ols or mortgag~e commitments For op FACTORY HELP WANTED - Immediate n HwsakaoMf, 14 p.m. Kitchen help, WEUDSR, Rumson. pointment, call Mis s DDonn a at7 747 0231- openinginlngss . 0Only those Interesjtet d In per 4-1 p.m. CaaaVtTp.m, Colt /4) Wl? with resume to manennenl eemploymenm • —mt applyapply. Call Mrs. OAS STATION ATTENOANT WANTED Box B-244, The Daily Register, Red Bank. BOOKKEEPER - Full charge, all tor Interview. 7jfWl Johnson Full and part-lime. Ixpeperlemer d pro WAITRESS M/W - Pull time. No nlphts, BANK TELLER phoses. Apply JONATHAN LOGAN. I — t rating or better, own L Coun no Sundays. Experience desired buf not Johnson Avo^Molawan 544V93U AUTO MECHANIC - B 1 ferred. Apply Immediately. T< SERVICEMAN M/W - On healing and ta work ond learn In new building. Besl ty Gas. I4?97u lecesiory. Corner Room Code* Shop, 747- air conditioning. Experience necessary. NIGHTS GAS STATION ATTENDANT - Full- equipment ond goocV co workers. Coll Call 717 1742 alter 5 p.m. time. Apply Buraoes Garage. S»7 Branch Frank Fleming. Service Manager. King PART-TIME - We are seeking omaltlous people to train In our expondina business. 310. Htlp Wonted DAY TRAINING AIDES — Work In state Aye.. Little Silver. Coillloc Olds. Froonola. NJ. 4ofQM?. Half RN OR LPN — 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. Sundays Good opportunity lor those who qualify Malt or Female enter lor retarded children. 17 months, only. Extended care facility. SCHOOL BUSPRIVERSNoei For Interview, call 513 1123 Molt or Female ull time only. State benefits. Solory EMERY MANOR, Motowan. 566 6400 perlence necessary, starting salary S3 per *.II7. Apply In person. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., CHEMICAL OPERATOR TRAINEE — MR. PI|ZA PART5MAN M/W - Chrysler and Inter- H.V.A.C. EHfctricol. Process Piping, hour. Apply In person to Mr. Michael Gor- Help wanted Aonmoutti County Day Training Center, NURSES'AIDES-All shifts Draftsman (M/W(. immediate openings. Excellent opportunity for bright person national trucks Ewerienced preferred. Wayside Rd., New Shrewsbury. (First Extended care facility mlov. Transportation Co-ordlnotor. Ha/let with Interest In In plolegy or chemistry to A. Fulltime All benefits. Ajpply In person, SCHWARTZ Red link area. Call I4J 712J IIIIN C. Township Board ol Education II Bethany B. Part time ood east ot Garden State Pkyoff 547.) Emery Manor, 546 6400 MORRIS ASSOCS loin production greua wTfn established life CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH, 141 W. Front Rd.. Hoilet, N.J. ' sciences company. High school diploma C. Delivery (own car) St., Red Bonk. CHAMBERMAIDS M/W -"Full lime RN OR LPN — II p.m. 7 am 73 nlahts a Coll 671 Mil REAL ItTATE SALlS — Licensed pre necessary Apply In person, Worfhlngton Apply in person week. Extended core facility. EMERY STORE MANAGER lerred. Aggressive growing of/ice re- Biochemical Corp., Halls Mills Rd., Free- KCtETARY FOR LAW OFFICE -H PERSON — To learn auto ond general MOLLY PITCHER INN, Red Bank MANOR, Motowon 544-4400. We're looking, for a responsible person to quires a large staM d& to uoonslon pro uperlence necessary but goad, dldatlo glass trade. Fully Bald Motor Medical monooe our Somerset Farms Food Store hospital Insurance, pension fund, lite REPAIRMAN M/W — <0 huur week lor gram. Onfy intereslod In salespeople, oe and typing skills required. Full or por epolr work and general maintenance in located ot 317 Broad St., Motowan, NJ. slraus ot earning over S3u,Ng per year PIIIA MAKER — Very experienced. Ime. For Interview, coll Loretta at 67 surbnee, Blue Cross ond Blue Shield, ho- BEAUTICIAN Solory plus commission ond benefits. Op- Willing lo work. Part lime or lull time. lidays ond vacation. Atlantic Gloss Co., 21 state center. Must hove experience. State Fronklln Stott Bonk Office leads, extensive advertising nation. il3fl Between 9 and 5 p.m. benefits. Solory so,713. Apply In person, 10 BEAUWN portunity for advancement if qualified. referral service. Member of two MLS', Only experienced need call, »*Ou5TNl;7MCHINE^ElfAtORI CLJANIN PERSON - Permononl. full w York. TWfor cell IJ1JI ill- :onsultlng. Send resume ta »o« E-2U. Th for i Bourn 14x20 buckle folders. Call /si, Ime positi i with large developer In Mld- AHtntlM: Expe, Sally Register, Rod lank. NATELSONS 19700LDSM0BILE o. Must have 462 1500 or write Hawthorne Sommertleld, dletown aareae . Musti havovee oow n trantans ENERGETIC PIWSON - To operoto Royale necessary t COCKTAIL WAITRESS M/W Inc., 40 Jackson St., Freehold 07731. portation. Excellent solory ond benefits. Brood ond Front St., Red Bi electric sewer .loon/n.loaning eoulpmenlequipment. Pro- Auseo! Biown rMramlst, darkl X-RAY TECHNICIAN - Port time open Fir. and Sat. nlghls DRIVING AND GENERAL WORK - For Interview call Bob Benedlckson, 142 "low nfk net prelVred. Inquire iot 201 brown vinyl lop, matching Inlgri-F I Moo* hardtop. Hght bluo, dark I fngfer registered ond • J. stole licensed Dungeon Bar, Rum Runner1 . Sea Bright Permanent position. Must be able M lilt 50 »30. East ir, leSoro, »l*ween W p.m. bs. Apply Norwood Distributors. Inc., STATISTICAL or, lull power Including factory. I I blua vinyl top, matching Interior. X-Ray technician. 4 p.m. lo mldnlghl ev- AUTO BODVMAN M/W - Experienced DISHWASHER'KITCHEN HELPER r 1 FM lltrw 1 c| Top pay and oil benefits. Broadway, Long Branch. See Frank. Far weekends. Call alter 4 p.m. tar oa- Blr, lilt whoel. AM FM storao| I FuH powar Includlnfl laatary air, 55FSi*7*3iV " ' " ''* " 566 94169411 . After S' p.m., 566^1*4. pslplmant. Iff 4449. TYPIST Ipoaar wlndowa. Immaaulalo EXPERIENCED MAINTENANCE PER- Far local CM alike. Send resume and apt, pomar soil raloaoa and SWITCHBOARib~6rD OPERATORS - It p IT SON — For year round position. EwcellExcellenr t' iXPEBIENCip NUtlEt' AIDES - Full talirv expected te Box F73I. The Dally SCHOOL CUSTODIAN -Colts Neck door tocka, ktalhar Intarlor. Ex-] UirwihaHlL FACTORY WORK lo l|.m ond 3 p.mp rv. to It p.m. opening starling wage and bentlirlit peckaae Ip Ihe •lid part-rime. All shuts. Applly Mrs. IMro Township school. Hall lime now — likely Ate far aoa Fosler Packers, machine operators, warehouse Illme or full time. Long term wof right individual. Experlelencn e in (own core iovcich. 147 3400. CUSTODIAN — Permanent. Evening full time later. Medical coverage, annual I workers. Now accepting application far essential. Call 536 4330. NURSES— RN OR LPN hours. High school In Red Bonk areo. sick leave, paid vacation. Slort lmmedlot- I 2nd ond 3rd Shifts. Apply In person to Full or part-time. 3 lo II ond 11 to 7. Ex Must be energetic, reliable and pull own ely. Coll 46fll06 or write Board ol Educa- RN — Days, weekends only. UTILITY DRIVER - Excellent benefits tion, Cedar Dr. School, Colts Nock. Prlde-Mald Products, Inc . Edwards In- Call Boyvlew Nursing Home Five day, 40 hour week. Apply Parts De- cellenl pay and benefits. Brookdole Nurs weigweighh t on building maintenancmain e team. dustrial Center. 740 Lloyd Rd - Matawan. Gd d diti Coll Mr. Blown, RUSSELL 391-0440 partment. McGloin Su.Kk Opel. 488 Ing Confer. Hwy M. Hajlet. Good pay pud conditions. HOOL CUSTODIAN - TlnlOR Folio 14214)2, iVm. ta 3 p.m. OLOSMOBILE CAQILLAC CO. MEDICAL SECRETARY - Experienced. Shrewsbury Ave.. New NTfpnilSL, '. Full time. Fringe benefits. Salary OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC CO. I Internist Cardiology. Typing essential, LANDSCAPING MSOO-JilOO, based on experience. 100 Newmon Springs Rd. Rod tank I SSC«ETARY . PARTTiue T >jr ooc.. experience with horses. 100 Newmon Springs Rd. Rod tank I stone preferred Part-time Write Box B PART-TIME lof'i aftly. E>per.erice desired, lend re- 2:30 to 11 p.m. Coll J42-01I7, I 25J, The Daily Register. Red Bonk. 741-4732 te 741- suma. P.O. »o» lie. NewTBanmouln. N.J. •RESSER - Far share's loading dry 741-0911 FULL TIM'E - cleaning plant. Steady position. Paid voca- 110. AutM Mr Salt 111, Auto* for Salt Must have •> tion, free hospltalliollon. Apply Mar Clea- ly at Vellaw mo. ners I Launderers, 133 Myrtle Ave.. Lent Ap Branch. MECHANIC WANTED — To service ond GUARDS AND PATROL CAR OPER- ply In person only, no phohonne colls. Don- Install healing equipmentI. GGood pay lo ATOR — Full and part-time. Good op- no's, 9JBrood St . Red Bank. OFFICE CLERK — Familiar Witt, book- qualified parson. Calfm-s/u. portunity for advancement. Coll 534-333*. keeping, filing, typing. Diversified duties. DRIVER - Port-lime or cor pool. Ocean Personable, solory open. Write ta P.O. HANDYMAN CARDENER M/W - Live HOSTESS M/W - Experienced In sched- port to Holmdel a.m., Holmdcl to Oceon Bax S97, Eotontown, N.J. 07724. In or out. Previous experience necessc uling and dii ii. Good port p.m. Bell Lobs or Brookdale cor pool moroncos rgquligd.

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AUSTIN Bitter INC. Established 1913 BUICK OPEL HAZLET 3290 HWY 35 264-0198 SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-6200 NEW SHREWSBURY 110. Help Want**] 310. Htlp Wanttd 119. Help Wonted . 310. Help wanted IM. lofty Sitting/ MtritorPemalt The Dally Register, Red Bank-MMdJetown, N.J. Monday, September II, 117! 19 MoU Of Fectvolt Mole or Female Male er Female Child Core L iUiU» » DRTVslSDRTVslS. - WilWill traitrain It BABYSITTER - Two" children. Mature S.O. Mirchondlse for Sole $70. Pets ond Livestock 4W. Apartment! net HcMMdd,, TeT»» DODOTT , NeNeed not tb b« «res resiii - person desired. In my home. Must have AKC GERMAN SHEPHERDS - Eight A OHEAT PLACE TO LIVI dent ifi^rndeT^ , {Jit Ie4-M4». HolmdeHldl own Transportation. Holmoet, «e-Hl|. weeks. Bred tor beauty ond temperament. TOWf ird of Uwcotlon. HELPI CLERK BABYSITTER-HOUSEKEEPER - Sleep AVERY ARMS Hf AIDII — will bo trotnod on ttv We need more people n, full time, tor Temole physician wljh POUR FREE KITTENS AT WEST END lor > to J-ond 1 to II shlta and torn like you! two children, oges 5 ond 1. Marlboro orea.' To good homes A rustic California style apartment In o ilI f ice surroundings. Coll otter 5 p.m. Mo- SELL 74T374S suburban atmosphere. Walk to beoch, Accounts Payable clubs, shopping, schools and trans- FREE KITTENS - I weeks old. portation - an ideal location. &«jrawKJni: If you are skilled as a IABYSITTH - Pick up SWyeor old boy Mack and white ond tiger stripes. ... Penan, weekdoyi only, 10 o.m. FAST New 1 and 1 bedrooms. O.E. selfcleonlng to 1 p.m., Atlantic Highlands Hurling Bi-lingual stenographer, typist, it Atlantic Highland! School, 11:30 a.m., KER wop him until J:M p.m., two-three days a WITH A QUICK ACTION oven, self defrosting refrlgerator-rreeier. Will tr Horn*. I Mlddlttown Avo.. Atlantic High- week. References. 2»1 J47O. BEAUTIFUL - Seven months old Persian dishwasher, wall-to-wall carpet, formal r, "s license. keypunch operator or LOW-COST dining room, private terroce. plus front AMUTANT MANAGER TRAINEE - No GERMAN/ENGLISH lABYSlTTER - Reliable, sit In my home DAILY REGISTER and rear entries — lust like a home of dictaphoncp e typistyppi ,, stopp hree days. Own transportation, refer rour own. Rentals start at 1140 a month. experience necessary. Will train tar light- expansion hos created a* position ' ST. BERNARD - Fomole. two years. ng flxlure showroom. Call 741-1400, Mr. t ffi f i Located on Avery Ave., 1 block In from with • large International eiec- at our office fofo r an in- FAMILY AD Housebroken. Very maternol with chil- Ocean Ave., between Second and Salrs MATURE BABYSITTER - Far live chil- dren, man. Ave. andprepocko|lng at produce. Bxcillei IIRVICIMAN M/W w iamn Slot* Porkwov far terview AAon. thru Frl. dren. Approximately 4 hours a day, five 3 LINES -5 DAYS I control rowte service person fo on Individuad l with an A/FMwcA/FMwc" toys, ofTl on hour. 7i;-e421. Call before POOOLES - One chocolate toy female. ground. Familiarity wlin the oi wo years, 160. One block mole, three AVERVARMS , amiliarity wlin the oir- 9-5. No fee charged. II* Avery Ave., Weil End Long Branch mon lalanguagn agee helpfulpu. . You wlllbwlllbe FOR months, SM. Two West Highlands, te workink g wlta our r DtDomestiic AA/P main, free on breeder's terms. 787-3629. 229-4460 741-1200 vouchersvouchers. MANPOWER JUST $2.00 BOXER PUPI POR SALE - Two males, 330-Domeitlc Help Available for Merchandise For Sale only one female. 12 weeks old. BRAND NEW HON DRAFTSMAN — Ci Excellent salary & benefits. Temporary Services REFIN :D PERSON — General Kouse Article must originate from a household Call 329 4104 PATTEN POINT APARTMENTS jlred. Phono One ond two-bedroom luxury apartments, Apply or call Personnel OepK worker. ond may not exceed a sole price of 150.00 IT article, SALE PERSIAN KITTENS - Block, lit- tram 1190 per month, featuring air condi- An equal opportunity employer" 0P rl Price MUST be advertised. Eoch addition- tertrolned. Beautiful, healthy. Good tioning, refrigerator, heat and hot water at line IJ.OO. No copy changes may bt homes needed. 747-5311. furnished, patio, pool, laundry foclllllee. 494-1000 Waterfront apartments available. Direc- rJ.t& "'" made ana no discounts or returns will be OOOD HOME NEEDED - For five MAINTENAN 34Q. Situations Wanted mode II od Is canceled before expiration. tions: Rte 3e to Bronchport Ave.. left to month old female puppy. Shots. Great Monmouth Ave., right on Monmouth MACHINIST TO PLACE YOUR DAILY REGISTP.H , with children. Call 291 Mil across the bridge, left on Patten to rod FAMILY AD, CALL. . . SIEMENS sible for the repair, CHILD CARE — In my home. Oood core "FELIX" - A nice family dag needs brick buildings. or your chlU. Hoilei, oft Laurel Ave. [toma with kids ond running oreo. Friend- lJffcV 717-145). ly.fin. Shots, housebroken. M7-14O4. DANO AGENCY ART-TIM! MAINTf NANCE - Elee ?•(•OIITUNITY TO LEARN NIW CORPORATION helpful. 741-6900 EXCLUSIVE AOENT RADi - Outside work. Opportunity to CHILD CARE - For working mothers In HUOE MALE BLACK PERSIAN CAT - MODEL PHONE: 229-0333 earn (ISO 0 week ond up. CalTMl-J071, I 166 Wood Ave. South my home. Two or more children. Any 24-Hour Service Four paws declawed. Has been fined. Ei- OFFICE PHONE: 2*9-4444 ojn. to 11 noon only. Equal opportunity lime. Coll 244 101?. :ellenl with children. 1100. Call 741-0434 Iselln, N.J. SLIPCOVERS I and 11 a.m. HIGHLANDS — Three spacious rooms, WILL BABYSIT IN MY HOME furnished. Balcony with marine view. An equal opportunity employer tola and two chairs In plastic, Mt.M. Ir DRIVER AND CLERK — In o pharmacy MEMENOER SERVICE - Need several LILY fabric,Ic. sut.95 complete. Deal direct with SI35. 173-0691. In Long •rancn. loth daytime and eve- part-timers. Use own car. Reply with Division of Owens-llllnols monutocturerHitoclurer. Call Contracts Slipcovers, SEA BRIGHT - Furnished apartment. nine houri ovolloblt. For Inttrvltw call MMllf. SM. Aircraft HywJS Holmdel. N.J. NURSE — Severol yean experience, i Modern three rooms, air conditioned.. 22*1347. COMANCHE IM - 1»41 TT. Ul Stoh. WANTED An Equal Opportunity Employer ilres full or part-time, doctor's ottli LAWN TNACTOR — 14 tip., 41" cut, vac- IttTCO SI7S. Immediate occupancy. Cy ond Arts. Malowon area preferred. 544-2100. uum unit, five months old. Best otter. 717- M..K. 131],, MK 16, ADF. and oulo pilot. lfM 142-OOM. •ART-TIMi - kldi back In school. ACE Talented Temporaries Mooney Ranger, 70 TT, MK I, AOF, 3 . prices still high. It an extra US to ISIKDOO perr STORE MANAGER — Mlddletown store, HOUSEWORK 1Mb. auto pilot. 1971 Cesno 177, 141 TT, LONO BRANCH — 3Vi-room furnished Extensive retail experience rrequiredi ! On Thursday!. 9 to 3 LINCOLN WELDER -On trailer AD 310. Taylor Aircraft Sales, 611 7201. apartment. Centrally located. SO Laird St., ne, I'll OPPORTUNITIES Stenographers Clerks Good pay and extras. Apply Inn person 191-3731 after 4 Lone Branch. No pets. 229-0176. ? CLERK - Fee paid to II C.B. radio ond business band rodlos MECHANIC - «• service station. Full onlv. Bonnie White Uniforms. INO Hwy 7*7-9417 ...to II: Dictaphone Typists 35, Mlddletown. BABYSITTING SERVICE - In my home. LONO BRANCH - Furnished, one bed- time. Capable.and experienced, steady II Lorge bockyord, swIngV'—s, , etetcc . TWO - S-plece Formica top dinette sets; room. Suitable couple, child. No security BookkeeperBkk s SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST - Small 1952 one chrome, one bronied, S25 ea. Flre- i9$. Merchandise Wanted or lease. Excellent for Ol. 341-9740. office need* person who tan take sleno ploce screen! 110. 2f 1-2109. TOY TRAINS WANTED FURNISHED9 —— 3 pleosent room! third LUNCH AND DINNER WAITRESSES Why not work for us! Weond con type. Good telephone personality floor. Light hous 0 plus. All benefit! ana a good starting onuORI/sM 1IT — Coses and accessories. n M/W - Acpii Tn porion, Chorllo Irown [RAINEES. need you for Interesting as- 'wotaoppreclote^JSO. Moture busineslesss personperson., No pets. 741$7et.' II, sycamore Avo.. Now Shrtwibury. 350. Situations Wanted Musi! signments? A chance to re- SUNNY GIRLS Male BUYING SILVER COINS REDECORATED - Three roams and PART-TI bookkeeper. resh your skills . . . and»17 Hwy 35 Mlddletown fit- DINING ROOM SET - Ovol table, four 30% over lace, ond silver dollars (1935bath and storage. Slnale or worklna m l — to gonor- 'PAR'TTAL'USTI'NO 10! Garfleld Ave. Long Branch 122- RETIRED SALESMAN — Wishes i choirs, china cabinet In walnut traditional. ond before), S3 50 eoch. couple preferred. No pets. References, ana ours por earn extra mbn«y. You're locol oreo, preferobly Call 244-1674 otter 1 p.m. month's security and lease required. S150 SECRETARIES - Mony openings for store worworkk. Please call »t per month, all utilities lnxludooV2»1-9m. paid weekly for time worked gats/guvs with good typing (50-plus) ond BILTNITE BABY CARRIAGE - Mot CASH FOR OLD TOY TRAINS —Any KP'S — Full ond port-flmo. Holidays ond — no fee charged. Stop for iteno (70-plus). Storting salaries 1100- tress, sheets, pods, blankets, S7S. Pony make or condition or will trade HO. 027, 0 KEANSBURG - Three-bedroom, all elec- benefits. Inaylro at Fort Monmouth Offl- J140/week. Pol, I*. Infant rocking horse, S3. 717-1223. or wide gouge. 774-3710. tric apartment. Excellent neighborhood. nt[x CMj, Slobs Hall, Main K lichen. For an Interview any day this Available Immediately. 1250 a month. fcrthor Information contact Sgt. Arbucklo, PORTERS AA/W 3*0. Situations Wanted NOKOE CAS ORYER COPPER - Brass, leod. aluminum, baf- Security, references required. 495-2M7 or Full tlmo positions ovoToblo on the 7 aam. week, 9-5. We'll give you all ion*. Awequal opportunity omploytr. too 33 p shift. Good salary, pleaspnl 590 Hwy 35 MlddTotOwn 6714500 130* lerles, cost Iron and steel scrap. Old heat- 222-057/ . shift. Good salary, pleaspnl 'he help you need. Male/Female 4M-1491 ers ond radiators, used machinery. An- MECHANIC - full tlmo. Good pnltlon. working conditiononditionss , full frifringg e benefitsbfit . Apply In persoi. Personnel Office. Rlv- LIGHT HAULING - And gmerol cleanup tiques. L. Abrams 4 Son, 774.5900. RED BANK — Three-room oportn Coll^or Inquire M Oceonpert Avo., Little ENGINEER — Design ond semi ond re- work. Tree cutting. Free estimates. Coll lawn. S135 monthly plus ulllltlei orvloorvl w Hospital, Red Bank, between 9 lated coble transmission equipment. 2-4 UPHOLSTERED SOFA AND CHAIR WANTED ADAMS AGENCY. 143-5O9I. orn. ond 4p.m. An equal opportunity em- ! 74143OS. MANPOWER years experience. Toi4K. FEE PAID. Used Orlentol Rugs SALES HELP NBepep — Knowleiledgeod t ployer M/W. Chinese ond Perslon HIGHLANDS — First floor apartment, Hwlna Important. Apply In penonon. VWest Temporary Services THREE OFFICE TYPEWRITERS - $25 Also WaM Tapestries five rooms, fenced In yard. All utilities End Variety, 5W Rlvor ltd.. Fair HaHavenv . ea. Electric IBM, IM, three melol office FRIEDMAN GALLERl 774-3143 furnished. One month security. Available 4 W. Front Red Bank 142-4343 157 143-3501 desks ond swivel chairs, 115 to MS. Elec- Sept. 15. 173-1119. RN'S OR LPN'S - 3 to 11:10 weekends. TYPISTS 312 Mom AsburyPork. 770-5577 FINANCIAL 130. Register with tape, 130. ANTIQUE JEWELRY -Top cash paid. King Jamei Nursing Horn*. LES DEUX It DON PONS. 799 River Rd. MATAWAN - Excellent neighborhood. CT1-14C0 SECRETARIES DELIVERIES — And counter help. Deliv- Fair Haven. 142-1257 or 741-4337. Four lovely lorge rooms and bath. Mony eries, must nave own car. Danny's Giant WHIRLPOOL SUPER CAPACITY WASH closets. Just redecorated. Heat, hot water BEAUTICIANS CLERKS Subs, Little Silver. W2 SM5 NURSE'S AIDE ER ANO OAS ORYER - Avocado. 1200. TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR - Antique Hailot area. Cood^ory. Apply M. 410. Bl carved dining room set ond other carved Included. 1220. Call 170-2542. LEGAL SECRETARIES — Many openings If you ore Interested In temporary work In MALE ATTENDANT pieces. Old wicker furniture. No dealers. STUDIO APARTMENT - Wall-to-wall the local area, why not come In and regis- or llegall sretariesecretariess In established lowPrivate Duty COM* for experienced Aides. BEAUTY SALON FOR SALE - Due to LOWREY ELECTRIC ORGAN — Two Coll evenings, 1 to 10 p.m. 741-9793. Irms. Mutt have accurate typing and lllness.Best otter. Call Mon. to Sot. be- manual, with bench. Mahogany finish carpeting. Ocean view. All utilities. No ter. We are In need of legal secretaries Don, shifts to wit. Live-In available. Ex- pets. One person. One month's rent, one (Layout man M/W) Full tlmo. tenet loaoadd slenol . Storting salarielis S140 plul s *-5,M4-le*3 VA^Mn %pw II * *J I " S)^ jj, regular secretaries, typist-clerks. We dea cellentoo». benefits, no tee. NAN JOHNSON month's security, six months lease. »U5 a with the finest companies and pay top BUYS ANO BUYS BABY CARRIAGE - Stroller, car-bed. month 142-9107 or 291-2375. rotes. NO FEES CHARGED. HOMEMAKERS/UPJOHN From on entire household to o single FULL 0* PART-TIME — Stock control m 32B Rarlton Ave.. Highland Pk. 57>5900 and other baby Items. 130 lor all. Call 513- work. Becker Harjwart, coll Mr. o. 1MS, II p.m. item. Antique furniture, lewelry, silver RED BANK — Lorge first floor apart- 590 Hwy 35 e71-eS00 Immedjata cash. Top dollar. 741-5331. ment. Central location. Oft street parking. 20 Thomas Ave. '474404 Shrewsbury MERCHANDISE EXECUTIVE SICMTARy - For large STENOCLERK AIR CONDITIONER — MOD BTU. References, security. No pets. Call 609- FARM HELP WANTED ANTlbuTs URGENTLY NEEDED 442-4317 or eM-44MIW. NIGHT PLATFORM WORKERS company. Excellent skills a must. Ex- Some experience necessary. Position In One month old Furniture, paintings, cut glass, art, We need responsible Industrious persons perienced, attractive and able to deal with the locol area. Agenc fee paid. To S125. Call 142 1313 bronies, clocks, porcelain, rugs. Jewelry. KEANSBURG — Three-bedroom aport- 4).1144. '. The ultimate In cooking. Retails for Pay us a visit. Call evenings. 671-0310 SECRETARY 1200. Make offer. M1-S721. lied. One year lease. 1115 per month, A-l TEMPORARIES heesequake Pork Apartments. 302A SECRETARY-RECEPTIONIST — For Typing and iteno desired and purchasing AVON 11-5 p.m. weekdays EXCLUSIVELY YOURS modem air conditioneitioned reol estate office. 320 Brood St. Red Bank 74134M experience helpful. Substantial company BACK TO SCHOOL MEANS BACK TO RUG tKi2 — Green wool velvet, 150. Rug 1-5 p.m. Suns. raw Rood, Matawon. 566-0213. Monday through Friday * to 130 Tpi THE PIGGYHOO BANKL MEI - *Let AVON help >ad, 120. Sears portable humidifier. 9 gal.. Friday, * to 1:30. Typing PRODUCTION WORKERS with excellent benefits. To SHOO to start. ! speed, used one year, 135. 143-9237 alter •omething o litllt different In the way otLONG BRANCH - Furnished. Two bed- nKesjo iaver Realty, f»Hwy tt yo«u kkeee p It full. Earn extra cash as on AIR CONDITIONER - Westlnghouse, me living. Executive suites and studios rooms, living, dining, large kitchen, base- A-1 EMPLOYMENT AVO">NN Representative, with your own 5000 BTU. Like new. Easy window mount. with o view of the sea ond the river from ment, laundry, air, utilities. After 7, 741- Openings available for oil shifts. Heov 320 Brood St. 741-2222 Red Bonk I: Mrs. Ward. 7414143. 462- lifting. Mutt pass company physical. Ex territory. Call: PINE HUTCH — Louver bPToll 'Our own private terroce. Designer deco- •145. PART-TIME HELP WANTED - Any M77 or 774-12"210M. ' rrlagt/stroller combination. oted ond furnished a lo oonlempo tor the hewn between 1:30 a.m. and 5 p.m., week- cellent benefits. Air conditioned plant. In WAITRESSES M/W — Full and part-time. EATONTOWN - Four-room apartment, tervltws Mon. through Frl. 1:30 a.m. to 1 Apply MondalaMondol y Inn, 17 First Ave.. Allan- 142.4117 >oung at heart. En|oy oil the comforts of l ; 5 C REAL ESTATE SA tome (or either a short or long slay* A all utilities Included, 5 minutes to Fort noon. Pteose apply Personnel Office. tic HighlandIII" ! ALES VITO CLARINET - Excellent co IBM TYPEWRITERS Monmouth. Available Sept. 10. 543 2576. S* f ft»J " • REALTORS AND MULTIPLELISTING new and undIque concept PART-TIME/FULLTIME ATTRACTIVE BARMAID M/W Best otter. Coll alter 4 p.m. Rental $16.50 per mp. LILY HsVMlf Pof toble repairs U HARBOUR POINT MATAWAN - Pleasant two-bedroom Experience not necessary — typists to Division of Owens-llllnols Ask for Alex n — -*_k.j- .—»_•__ tat * nit A4II 149} Ocean Ave. Sea Bright apartment with large kitchen, dining ond train as teletype terminal operators. Hwy 35 Holmde 495-2704 MELMED REALTORS 671-MM 700x11 SIX PLY TIRES - SIS each. Jet DEHUMIDIFIER - Comfort Air. Perfect '47-1353 741 l500 living room. Private house In residential Hours flexible, between 1:30 a.m. and 10 An Equal Opportunity Employer M —full or part-time. Ap- pump. 140. Gremlin wheels, S5 each, tor a cellar. Good condition. 135. Coll U1- area near town. 513-1140. P.m. Starting salary Si per hour. Apply In Toyota wheels, 15 each. 7S7.5520.. Wff RED BANK person to New Jersey Conversion Center, SIMWondolay Inn, 47 First Ave.. Atlantic HAIRDRESSER LUXURY HI RISE ONE HALF DUPLEX REAL ESTATE SALES - Commerclo Preferably some following. Shrewsbury AUXILIARY Vd floor executive office building, 1 MainIndustrial, ond land only. Locol estob POWER PLANT GENER- Rlvervlew Towers Four rooms. Adults preferred. St. IHwy 35), Eatontown. BARMAID M/W Ml 5400 ATOR - 1155 volt. 2500 watts, on wheels, CUSTOM FRAMING 21 Riverside Ave., Red Bank 50-9024 Used firm opening now office for thl with aporoxl purpose. Mint nave license and some ex Apply In person otter 10 a.m. approximately SO' ot cord. Double Overlooking the Naveslnk River. Spacious OIL BURNER MECHHANICA S - Ex- BOOKKEEPER — Experienced. Hour! V pole, double throw 60 omps switch. Like PICTURES, MIRRORS 1-2 bedroom apartments. Central air con- RED BANK — NEAR BROAD ST. perlence. Send resume to Box K 25, The Monmouth lounge, 32 Brood St.. Keyport Unfurnished apartment. peHenced. Thoroughly fomlomllloi r wHtt Indus- Dolly Register, Red Bank. to S. Call for appointment. new. (Run approximately tin hours.) For Morris Plate Class Co. ditioning. 24-hour doorman. Indoor park- trial and commercial burnersburn , electronic Crates Beveroaes, 747-1415. further Information coll 143 4066 between 10 Maple Ave.. Red Bonk ing, swim pool, marina. TV security, ter- Coll 741-1043 Of W2-2110 controls and electrical wiring. Salary de- YOU CAN 00 ITI - If you want to earn CLEANERS M/W SECRETARY - For one person office In 5-1 p.m. races. Mr. Prlem 1301) 741-1732. WEST END — Vh furnished, tile bath, full pendant on experience. All beneftitsl . SX In two hours ond have fun at the som PART-TIME Ookhurst oreo. Some typing, payroll and LARGE METAL INDUSTRIAL DESK WOOD CHIPS THREE-ROOM APARTMENT - Fur- kitchenette, air conditioning, terrace, Phono S11-IX1. lime. SARAH COVENTRY wants you purchase orders. General correspondence. pool, bus. beach. 272-1735. call 54*.3733. II and aver. Nights 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. and e p.m. to 11 MST OFFER FIREWOOD 7412929 nlshea 1175 a month plus one month secu- MECHANIC - Full-time. Own tools. Pay p.m. Permanent office cleaning work In Experience preferred. CALL 264-3t26 SOFA - Excellent condition, soft pink rity. Alt utilities paid ticept gas. Adults WATERFRONT — 1-2 bedroom furnished commensurate with ability and ex- EXPERIENCED SINGLE NEEDLE OP Mlddletown building. Good pay. steady, SUNNY GIRLS fabric, down cushions, 103" long, sacri- preferred. No pets. 717 7010. apartments. Free utilities. Monthly, perience. Murphv Sus Service, US Rto 35. ERATORS - On coats. 35 hour week. 7:30 hospltalltotlon. No experience necessary. !17 Hwy 35 Mlddletown 471-9300 fice. (250. Also. CONVERTIBLE SOFA, yearly. No lease. Nautilus Apartments. MlcMletown, (iettlnd Slpwsteln Paints). a.m. to 3 p.m. Union shop. Apply War Our representative will be Interviewing'* in Garfleld Ave. Long BroncH 722-5006 HAMMOND ORGAN sleeps two, 14" tong. S125. Both custom SEA BRIGHT SQUASH CLUB — Twa- Street Fashions, 37 Wall St.. Redbank. made. 747-4941. room furnished apartment. Private en- Tuesday, Sept. 11, 5-7 p.m., ot the Harmo- DRIVER — Over II, to drive small panel ny Bawl, Rl. 35, Mlddletown. Equal op- trance. All utilities. 1165. 143-1100. MONMOUTH BEACH — Furnished iludlt o truck lor tlorlst. »3 per hour. 494-SI24. of Atbury Pork 9x13 BEIGE RUG - S20. Singer portable portunity employer. Brand new oraan with Rhythm RED BANK - Greentree Apartments, 2N mrfmenf with aoroge. All utilitiees Irv PLUMBER sewing machine. S20, upholstered double eluded. No pets. Leote required. 229-1954. SECRETARY — Personal and con- BOOKKEEPER — Experienced, full Spring St. Unfurnished one-bedroom chorge bookkeeper to handle all oper- bed. complete, hair mattress, tSO. Eureka MUST BE EXPERIENCED fidential. Goad skills a must. To S135. mmtdlat* dillvtry. Bench, muilc and vacuum, S10, bread box, S3, upholstered apartments. Coll for appointment, 741- EAST KEANSBURG — Four rooms, bath. medical and life ations thru general ledger. Pleasant work- tuont Included. 3953. Private entrance. Suitable couple. No FEE PAID. ing conditions with well established com straight chair, 115. 7475011. CALL 747-2704 pets. Coll 717-744? anytime. pony. Salary commensurated with ex SINK — Commercial three-comporlmen perlence. 775-9300 stainless stect. under counter, 57" x 3t'i' KEANSBURG — Furnished two-room GREENGROVE apartment, kitchenette ond tiled both, )10. Help Wonted INSURANCE SECRETARY - Moture 157 Bn 142-3501 RANGER PERSONNEL Open dally "tils1 Sot. 'IM 5 x 40". Drain connections ond faucets. Col of MIDDLE TOWN 747 5969, 5 to 9 p.m. Laundromat, parking. Immediate occu- experienced In Auto ond Home Owners DESKS, FILES, lobles, chairs, adding ma- Malt or Ftmole Full time, permanent position. Write Bo 5« Hwy 35 Mlddletown 4716500 pancy. SIM per month. 717-0123. Smolko chines, typewriters, office equipment, etc. SOFA — Down tilled. Olive with light blue GARDENS Aaency, MS Main SI. F-J1J. The Dally Register, Rod Bank. at bargain price!. New or used. AAC slip covers. 170. Llghl gold upholstered 9*Greengrove Ave. Keyport, N.J. RN OR LPN Legal Secretary DESK OUTLET, 1709 Rt. 35, Oakhursl. choir, S2S. Excellent condition. Coll 431 MATAWAN TWP. - Three-bedroom 53139M. l-Bedroom $180 oportment, air conditioned, with washer, STENO-CLERK US 2-Bedrnom $230 dryer ond refrigerator. One month's secu- TRUCK DRIVER Greener pastures/ pension A delightful moture atmosphere In the ft FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR — Set ol BILLIARD TABLE — New condlllon rity. 5e4V74M. LAB TECHNICIAN - Full time. Allergy nanclal field. Good wlorv. benefits and all drums, electric guitar with amplifier, oc- Original cost 11000, quick sale. 1300. 741 Includes heal, hat woter, air conditioner LOCAL office. Salary like hospital, fringe ben plan. Blue Cross-Blue Shield, holidays. Central location. cordlon, smoll organ. Call after 6 p.m. SEA BRIGHT — New 1 and 2 bedroom eflti; Write Box F-23*, The Dolly Reglj life Insurance, all non-con- 222-4471. 2 blocks east Rl. 36 and Middle Rd. apartments. Carpeted, all electric, good ter. Red Bank. A-1 EMPLOYMENT DINING ROOM SET - Contemporary closet space. Start at S220 per month plus Deliver ceramic trlbutable bv emolovee. N»w Table with three boards, six choirs, china 320 Broad St. 741 rm Red Bank H electric- WILTSHIRE AGENCY, I42-00O4. UK throughout New ONE PERSON OFFICE - Light book modern offices, many advan- cabinet. S175. Call 364-4160. Phone 264-1846 KEANSBURG — Furnished, coiy three- Jersey, New York keeping ond retail sales. Coll Morris Plat MANAGEMENT TRAINEE — Exciting •VH 3£ tages. Top salary for right • p • F-» ^r kin* • » - * T» •-• r • • «• *M ** ** *, p p • • . STEREO OUTFIT - Professional type room apartment. Heat, hot water, gas. City, Philadelphia, Glass.lJed lank. 74110*3. position now open In sales field, with werell l FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Mgr.-Apt. 72 electric supplied.Separate entrance In with W Mack die- person. Write P.O. Box 55, tope recorder, speakers, accessories ond EXPERIENCE NOT NEEDED — Will defined training program leading to man Welfare ond people with credit problems, tape library. 2913179. IDEAL BEACH - Four room modern fur rear. Adults. 1135. 717-6719. • el van. Must be ooement. Storing sXrv 1150/week. nstont credit. Immediate delivery. Call moture, reliable, train. Hard worker - Mature attitude re- west Long Branch, N.J. nlshed apartments. All utilities. US per quired. Must deal with customers In RANGER PERSONNEL Mr. Grond. 373-6611. week Also two rooms. 130 per week good references. 07764. AIT replies con 01 MIDDLETOWN Paid holidays, paid Home Service. $150 weekly plus commis- TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machines. All Must hove month's security. 495-2674. sion Incentive. No soles — Work not sea- fidential. 590 Hwy 35 Mlddletown 6716SOO makes mw or used. Guaranteed low as SM. Gdroge/Yord Sales Avoiloblf Sept. 1, 610. Houses for Rent vacations and other sonal. R. Burke Mawby, 7-1 p.m., 544-7471. trlnoebeneflls. FULLY CERTIFIED YMCA SWIMMING 125. Serplco i. 101 Monmoulh St. Next to RUMSON - Carriage House. On estate. healer. 747-0415. YARD SALE - Sat.. Sept. 15. 9 lo 5 AME ASBURY PARK Rate U50-S4 per LEGAL SECRETARY - With good skills. INSTRUCTOR - To leach 4 ond 5 year Zlon Church of Red Bonk, Shrewsbury Three bedrooms, 1"'» baths. Charming. hour. Modern office, excellent working condi- DRAFTSMAN AA/W Olds. Call 739-9595. Ave. and Bergen Ploce. SUB-LET Newly renovoted. No pets. Adults pre- tions. Salary commensurate with ex- Corlton House, ferred. Security, tease, 1425. M20431, Eleclrornechonlcal experience. Prepare WITH SCHOOL BEGINNING - And Ho- PIANOS-ORGANS se. 510 Deal Lake ( perience. Call Mrs. St. Peter, Tues., schematics, detail designs, assemblies. BLOCK LONG GARAGE SALE - Sept. bedroom centrally oir condllioned aport- lidays coming, would you like to supple Over 150 units at worehouie prices. Conn, 11, 12, 13, 10 to 2. Etervttung Imaginable KEANSBURG — Small two-bedToom Wed., or Thurs.. 741-3MO. parts and material lists lor electronic ment your Income In your spore time? Klmball. Yamaha, dickering. Leslie. ment, 74 hour doorman. S245, Hwy 35 264-8000 Keyport on Bermonn Way, oft Harmony Rd., be* Adicken 77*-5454 house. 1200 month, month's security. Own MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST — For busy units. Full benefits, si70. Call 671-5699. Used pianos and organs from Si!1. Unllm- ted Rentals. 9 9 dolly. Sal. until 6. tween Rt. 35 ond Cherry Tree Form Rd. utilities. Coll 717-2176. Internist's office. Experience prefelerredr . LONG BRANCH — Three roomi ond Write Box A-217, The Dally Register•r, .Red A-l EMPLOYMENT Freehold Music Confer GARAGE SALE - Sept. 7 to 12. II o.m both,nicety furnished. Suitable for odulti. 1175 to 1350 Per Month Bank. 330 Brood St. 741-1121 Red Bonk TYPIST-CLERKS lo 3 p.m. 17 Honeysuckle Lone, (Lake No pets. 272 0M7. THE BERG AGENCY 412-4790 ^ ridge Development) Molawon. Furniture Rt. 35 Mddletown COOK AND PORTER M(W CLEANERS M/W We have mony positions open In the local FISH TANKS - Fresh and salt water, etc. KEANSBURG - Four room apartment. 6711000 Immediate employment Full time nlatits, 6 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Floor complete set-ups. Must sell. One bedroom, bolh and heat. Inquire I area. Some require dictaphone ex LITTLE SILVER - Sept. I occupancy. Apply Holiday Inn, Rt. 35, Hoilet waxing ond |onltorFol work In Mlddletown perlence. Salary to 1120. 747-1477 Highland Blvd. Three bedrooms, two baths. Modern eat- building. No experience necessary. Blue SHERATON MAHOGANY SIDE BOARD WAITRESSES M/W Cross ond Blue Shield paid by compony. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Beautiful In kitchen, large living ond dining room, CASHIER, REFERENCES ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Classic lines-old. 115. 570. Pttl ond LIvtttocK Our representative will be Interviewing,50 Thomas Ave. 747-3494 Shrewsbury qor ddepn apartments. Capri AparlmentSt TV room, full basement. References and Martini's Diner, Hwy 34, Keonsburg Tuesday, Sept. 11. 5-' p.m., ot the Harmo- Coll 741-1271 POODLE PUPS - Standard AKC regis East e. Immediate occupancy, move security. J400 plus utilities. 74I-33J9. tered. Females, excellent dispositions. 1 NURSES' AIDES — All shifts. Excellent ny Bowl, Rl. 35. Mlddletown. Equal op- BUILT IN WALL OVEN - Andcpunter right In 3 j roorm, t?OS. 4' i rooms, S?SS. RUMTON~— Waterfront modern, fur- portunity employer. CASHIER — For drugs and cosmetics. good condition. Block. US 7179563 Or 495 0119 Swimmina pool, wall to wall carpeting, pay and benefits. Apply Brookdale Nurs- Part-time and full time. Fringe benefits op slove. Very nished, three-bedroom, air conditioned, hg Center. Hwy 35, Hoilet. 7I7-J731 BLACK LABRADOR PUPPIES — AKC terraces, air conditioning ond heat Includ- Apply In person, Foods Plus. 51 Brood St.. ed. Superintendent, 3910006, or Agent, decorator home. Dock, fireplace. Seclud- Red Bank. POOL TABLE - »i" slole. Six months Excellent blood lines. Avellable Sept ) ed. MS0 W2_9OO0 weekdays. GAS STATION ATTENDANTS—All Call 747-5436. M7-eUV shifts. 7 to 3, 3 to II and 11 to 7. Apply In TYPIST old. Perfect condlllon. Moving. Must sell. BELFORD — Laroe 10-room house Three FULL TIME SALES PERSON — Ex )«l offer. 7171121 or 495-1069. KEANSBURG"- Suitable buTinesVcoupte. bedrooms. Security ond references. Coll | person Hess Station, Rt. 9, Marlboro. perlence preferred. 40-hour week. Year GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. AKC Needs Excellent training position. Assist book- Parents on premises Four rooms (one bedroom). Completely 495-JO60 round. Apply In person only. Bonnie white DINING ROOM SET — 10-plece limed rrmodeifd »37S includes oil utilities First keeper and do some payroll work. Small Uniforms, 1300 Hwy 35, Mlddletown. 741 7660 evenings or weekends 31O.Help Wanted firm. Salary S120. oak. S200. Six-piece blond bedroom set, tloor, porch, backyard, basement. Days Male or Female 1100. Price firm. Call 747-1714 alter 5. Or GOLDEN RETRIEVERS 66MO7V. evening 4« 1630. PRETTY RANCH — In excellent location. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY CLERK-TYPIST — General office work. 7411449. For sale Large living room, three bedrooms, com- SEA BRIGHT - Beautiful two room Salespeople JOThomosAve. 747J4t4 Shrewsbury To JtO. SINGER GOLDEN TOUCH PORTABLE Call 741-4736 after 5 bination kitchen/dinette, screened porch. apartment, furnished, ready for occu- Immediate occupancy. J325 per month, SEWING MACHINE — All ottdchmenls pancy. 147-1794. MALE OR FEMALE — Moture swim in- and Instructions, like brand new. S190. ""POODLE — Four years old year's lease. 747 4537. For all departments, In- FACTORY Free to good home structor and llteouord. Senior llfesavlng d/r Personnel Call evenings, 291-4673. BRAND NEW -Three room funished cluding commission sales, certificate necessary. Part-time. Commu- 157 Bn 143 3501 330 Broodway. Union Beach WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - Fur ood St., Red Bank COUCH - Llohl areen, »2". $135. Castro apartment. All utilities. TV. Olf street specialists and ma|or appli- MECHANIC nity YMCA. Mrs. Gould. 741-2504. AKC MINIATURE POODLES — Black nlshed and unfurnished Immediate occu convertible, silver green, 52". 199. Club parking. Conditions One month security, poncy SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY eight weeks old. Champion stock. 175 one yeor lease. 139 Shore Blvd., Keons- ances, furniture and rugs, Experienctd In LAWN MAINTENANCE HELP — Apply SECRETARY — For local office. Good chair, silver yellow, $49. Good condition. Oceonport Ave.. Oceanport. S42 JWO maintenance and Fair View Cemetery office. 45* Hwy 35, Ready to gol 411O651 biirq '.662541. typing ond sleno skills a must. Great All three, 1315. Call 7472991. repair of produc- Mlddtetown. SEA BRIGHT — Two-bedroom opoTJT NEW SHREWSBURY — Delune Iwobed^ o Yoar round employment tion machinery and J PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS - S10 1941 SIX HORSE VAN - New clutch Mo- room ranch. Extra large rooms. Central AIDE — Port-time mornings, cora lor In- *"•"• """SUNNY GIRLS each, one standard. SIS. National oddlng ment. Magnificent view of river ond equipment ond also tor In good running ccondition, no ma|or ocean Private beoch, Available Oct. t. air, three toned heat Fireplace Woll to- • Grow with Grants rtlattd factory Mr- valid grandmother. References. 917 Hwy 35 Mlddletown »>M machine. >25. desk lamp. SS. 173 0919. work needed. Asking 1550 Coll ofler 6 wall carpet. Newly decorated Excellent Call M4-43W ll» Gorlleld Ave. Long Branch 222-MIOo Wb per month, year round, utilities In- vlct.. 747-2211. cluded Business couple preferred. 741- location. Adlocent fo horse farm with stall EREO AMPLIFIER - Plus preset available. Oct I occupancy 1400 741 5304. Som* tlictrlcal BASIC FOOTBALL SKILLS INSTRUC- ishbullon tuner. 150 each. Coll Stereo LARGE PLEASURE HORSE - Rider 22t9. ttnowlidgt tsien- "OR — Experienced In working with Mart, 671 1161 310. Help Wanted young children. Coll 739-9595 gone away to school. KEANSBURG — Three bedrooms, kltch W.T. GRANT CO. Hal. Only (host •«• Male or Female 717 6112 KEANSBURG — New modern one bed- en-dlnlng room area. Large private yard. ptritnctd In facto- CODING ANALYST - Person with rating TOMATO STAKES - I hove sturdy fir room furnished apartment THeri both Off 1160 o month plus security. 717-1412. ry maintenance or wood, A4" by IVi" x 60". Only 20c eoch at AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS - street parking All uhMies included. 1190 Shrewsbury Plaza equivalent need ap- I and/or coding experience. Must have po- Two females left Will sacrifice. tential lor.supervisor. Salary ilSOlKtJk. per month Immediate occupancy, Suit- RTVETTPLAIA - Comfortable two bei ply. Pay com- RED BANK LUMBER Call 1431311 able for adults. 717-0123or W I/TO. room Cope Cod. Convenient location in Shrewsbury mtnturatt with ta- READY TO COME 9 Wall Street Rod Rnnk .741 5500 quiet neighborhood. 741-U07. per lence. Open Saturdayss unti1l 5' p.m- . ATTRACTIVE — Elght-yaor-old boy BRAND NEW — Three-room furnished 590 Hwy 35 Mlddletown 671-6500 mare. Suitable for pleasure and loca apartment. All utilities. TV. Off street BACK TO WORK? hows. Very reasonable lo good home parking. Conditions: One month security,, TYPIST — FoTiarge locol firm. Mus BABY GRAND PIANO — Very tine con- More Classified An »e««sfop»ernir.fjr mp»1« Growing Mlddletown office has two dition. Best otter. Call after 5:Np.m. 01534-3590 one year leose. 139 Shore Blvd., Keans- Hwy 35 264-8000 Kcyporl type 50 WPM. Statistical background a burg. S66-7S4I. openings. plus. Excellent salary. on Nixt Pag* SUNNTV GIGIRL« S BEDROOM SET - Whit, and gold Italian No. 1. Part-time bookkeeping, assis- 917 Hwy 35 Mlddlelown 67193 tant. Hours 9 to lor U to 5. Provincial. Double mattress with spring. 119 Garfleld Ave. Long Branch 277-50 five days a week. End table and two dressen. Excellent condition. No. 7. Sharp administrative assistant. 310. Help Wonted FOUR TIRES Full lime. Hours * to 5. Di- CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY versified duties, capable ol Mole or Female Used one month, 14" G series, 1100. Also Electrical Engineer independent work. Sleno ond car tape deck, IM. 291 4111 A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR typing o must. OLD WICKER TABLE - And chair, MANY NEEDS We are a large international electronic lirm located —TRAVEL AGENCY MANAGER— wood round toble with glass top, plus oth- Kindly submit resume! to: •New egencv opening Eestern er artifacts. Call otter 6 p.m. •46-4973. oil Exit 131 of the Garden State Parkway, seeking Box P.US Manmoutr) Crr. The Dolly Register, Red Bank REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER — LargeT •Musi be experienced »Jf while. 145. TV, block and white, 32" Colo- an applications engineer for our Power Equipment pneies refell Irenf nial console. 130 7390505. Adding Machines Diamonds Pearl and ef icellenl opportunity lor right pi,If Division. MI AH i II in > inoli ir i collie, 1 Typewriters Bought or Restyled Bead Restringing UMVEniTVfiRtVHCS Alto opening (er freJrm Mill months otd. AKC. Great wim children. LtTui buy I Applicant should havB an E.E degroo with 2-3 yoars analog AODINO »A( M r .DfMly oi b'OKjpd nylon \\ \Q n Mr nrJ mm I monlht experience Coll 7174454 • D hn optnlngt KK %O'(1 'PntKi repo circuit design experience as you will be working in the de- Cm Mr meneroe. <•> IJJOnee. BfuSS 'if v J4 fl I i^ I'nm /it REUSMLLE^ M TVPWTt MONYGOMERY WAlHS'i BTLSTCT Ih SI . Red Ro il Rt«rl Btinh sign and application ol fractional horsa power drive sys- DRYER - Two years old, like new, 175. Day shill 7 30 a.m. lo 4:15 p.m. Sears electric wosher. S31 I4M221 otter 6. Landscaping tems. Experience in drives syslems halplul, but not essan- Niahl shin 4.30 p m. lo 1 a.m. Ht- Alterations LIVING ROOM FURNITURE - With Plumbing and Heating tlal. qulrt 55 wpm accurately slipcovers, excellent condition. Rugs, »i Tl PAtlONS - AMilioni o sr»v nl WAGNI » S Pi UWBiNG OPENINGS clothes, odds "n ends. Very reasonable. - Hr* .nvln'iohons and repairs AM types Thip position has good growth potonii.il PHOTO MACHINE Coll 747 3476 after 7 p. tciil Ul lit? nt'ff S p m plumbing WOffc HI »4I4 onyhm# with excellent salary and benefits. OKIUTOM MARANTZ IU0 ITSTEREI O AMP Odd Jobs Day shift 7 30 a.m. to 4 15p.m. Foctory wor" v"if Plus Stondord tuner Builder Call 143 0931 "Mil iNO - Cei'df Rooting, Siding •. for prompt contldtrtlion ptont atnd Night shift 4 30 p.m. Ic 1 am. Will round. No e« I Ml nt » d f enence ntfdert & Insulation train on machine used in our in TWIN BEDSTEADS - Selld mahogany. ome*--Addil.O'n .Ali»,n'>i resume or call: Ptrtonnil Dtpt. ? gmi oo#" o\ low poster, maple. III eo. Two maple u™,n to i 'II lie, pholotypeMlting. Wonrtny to fr iday malts chairs, Ito ea. Cricket choir, II, i. itpiNG tiumimin vinyl MECHANICAL nnrt airier s whir rt maple lodderback chair, upholstered seot. Painting & Decorating 494-1000 r#nuir^ Jrlny^ Ceramic Tile oK Ihqlth n«iv w,iii> r»A8TIUf ARTISTS 11V ><1 4742. mor ISM t;'» Monday to Su»ftny 1'AI'F Night shut only 4 .10 p m lo 1 a.m. All dOV Ihill riourt REFRIOERATOR'-'tjO. Trombone, 135, | » n m lo 4 111 [i m portable sewing machine. 130, oak library J A Smilh iron ! K . Precisian, accuracy necessary. 5420779 SIEMENS Hotpilolifnlion. ho. table, S35, aok rocker. 130, antique pine ', ^ I IV| Win- R, .|f,, I • '#(..M V \hinrjl,. (VOrS Background in drafting, art, draw- lirjoyi, vntotiont, Church. |iiw. ISO. HI 4011 (AStl II i «uMp,, etc Apply Clocks and ing helpful. Will train. 600x12. Used two Slip Covert CORPORATION TWO SiARS TIRJI -MX)1 . 1011 ?7» Ilil If you are initialled In any ol weeks, 34 rnonlh ouaron t««, SM. Watch Repair 4377 A lr PhVfV M (I'MIIM MMII SI If •• 188 Wood Ave. South luKn. N.J. 08830 thete positions call 747-5880 lor Antinur c'OIIH ' ' ' * V ••• Hwy IS 764 1000 Keyporl IW1I )|NO BO DM '»»RI»ff No trth ' lipff Hy lillf d. An equal Opportunity Employer interview mid appointment CHAIRS — Nice condition. ISO turn tor S pair. Call otter 1, 729 I'70 LBOAL NOTICE The Dally Register, Red oaun— tiiuojeiovvri, N.J. iWunuav, sepiemoer it, if It no. Booti and Accottorlot LEOAl NOTICE LMOAL NOTICE LKQAL NOTICE U>ORTCRAI~T - Boston Wlmler, Glas PUBLIC NOTICI p«rt MonmoulH fir* House, M 4)0. Hovm for Rtnt 70S. Houtet for Sale 705.Houm for $ol« "Please take notice ttiol John M. Ma- ran, Sto Croft . . OMC, Johnson, M»r Street. Port '*3« Rt/MSON CONTEMPORARY FinesI cruiser, Volvo . . . Boot Trailers. rino. Jr., 15 Spring Garden Ave,, Colls J32 , •reo. Complete privacy, two ocres, rlvtr Buy wtvert me strvlct Is I days a week Neat has mod* a request to Ihe Zoning J ro Fire House. Thomp vll>, imoll boot dock. 13 bedrooms, MONMOUTH BEACH RARE FIND Pick up your 1973 lid* Chart Frw. Board of Adjustment tor.a variance tor InaVy Approval of • Male* lurnHvlHon, Cost Ktansour both, two cor goroge Completely fur construct on • tl. « II ft. addition to the locaflenEelng Block It Lot J4 an White ion Ave.. Host y rUthed. olr conditioned. S«pl for 10 or 37 CARRIAGE HOUSE Exceptional Little Silver home In prime FLAGSHIP MARINE garage of his home. The addition will Oak Orlve. Number of proposed lets Is ) Foirview School, Cooper Read. monttii. MM mo. I42-40S3 evenings, HI match the existing goroge In construe- (Partially converted) location. Excellent condition Inside ond Municipal Marine Bosln, Atlantic High and portion b.lno sub-divided l« uu days. out. New wall-to wall cor pet Ing In living Dl.fr.cf. $43,900 en and dining room. Spacious entry Sffm%\oS7». LoYrSr^so EVERYTHING FOR THE BOATMAN cottd In a A-2 ion*. Tht proposed con- Community Fir* House. Appleton Av- VIEW OF OCEAN hall to family room, three btdrooms, Vh P.M. In the Colts Neck Township LOVELY FOUR-ROOM - And oalh. Prl- AND OCEAN BREEZES boths. Secluded grounds with 16x32 swim- struction Is contrary to Article VI. Sec- nu.L.anard. votl dwelllna. Beautiful yard. 1200 ming pool. Dial today for Iniptctlon. BOATMAN'S SHOP tions 49-40 as addition will be closer Rlvtr Plato Flrt Noust. Fester FlNLAY AGENCY The big born doors and Iht Iron grill on than 75 ft. from sld* lino. Th* public Reolly NeMorlntSupal^Housw Jersey's Larges.t hearing will b* h*ld on September II. Planning Board me horse stalls art still there. Trie hoge 24 Wharf Avc. Rtd Ban Sept. 10 13.75 SSrWII 170 Boy Avt , Hlghlonds 27' living room with huge rtd brick fir. 1973 of 8:15 P.M. In th* Colts Neck Open dolly 91 Township Holt.'' Mldditlown Hioh School. TindoM ITI-OICO plact and four big bedrooms ort lust TO SETTLE ESTATE ready to decorate to your taste. PYRAWA CANOES (Slgntdl ROBERT SECK MI«. EAST KEANSBURG - Six rooms. Avoir S*cr*tary Take noticce, that t obit Sept. IS. 1215 monthly, supply own $39,900 Little Silver, brick ond frame ex- AND INFLATABLE DINGHIES Middl.town Township Fire C*. I. utilities. Security required. Call alter 6 Husbandt take note: The aslc work has terior, Deep tree shaded grounds. Ex- SCENIC SERVICE CENTER Zoning Board of AdjustliTMtnt Highway 35 MMjttowa p.m. 3SS-IM4. been done. New foundations, new heating cellent neighborhood for young children. Hwy 34 Highland* 172-072 Stvt. 10 15.25 n»" wiring, new roof, new patio "THE Updoted kitche. Flreploce. Three bed- tor a publlcneorlng. granted ffritfrit applipli- VIIRIll I* COMFORTABLE - Air conditioned lour Real la FUN rooms, t'/i boths, Move-in condition-act 3T l9t«BROADWATEREXPftes ADVIRTISIMINT cation of Ltult Croc* te build oddiflon Boyview School, Leonardviile 'Old. CRUISER - Twin 225 Chryslers, II Nolle* Is hereby glvtn that staled to dwelling located at lit sl.th ««r~ii bedroom older home In excellent condi- quickly. Coll today.! "'"" DM.lt> N tion on quiet tree-lined street. IVi baths. bridge, Blmint. trim tabs, chlorlnotor, ra bids will be r«c*lv*«Tby Tht Board of known os ilock 45 Lot 14, varying irom dlo, depth finder, compass. Beautiful con Chostn Freeholders of tht County of front" yard requirements it . TOWNSHIP OP MIOOLITOWN New Monmouth School. Ill New Moo- tot-In Kitchen, llreplact In large living HICKEY AGENCY dlllon 747 9112. mouth Rd . Mlddlttown. room. Two blocks from main shopping Realtor RUSTIC COLONIAL Monmouth, New Jersey tor MM wldtn- Resolution of said Board of Adjust- NIWJIRMY Ina ond reconstruction of N*wmon ment has been filed In the office of the Notice Is hereby given that the Ois District IS area, ntor trains, bus, parkwoy. A bar 37 Beach Rd. Monmouth Beach 1970 22' T-CRAFT - 165 GM Inboard Mer Hormony School, Hormony I Murphy goln at 1350 unfurnished, immediate occu- Call 272 4017 onyllmt Distinctive custom-built five-bedroom Borough Clerk and Is available for In- trict Beards ol Election ond Registry In cruiser outdrive, perfect condition. 14900 spection. and ter the Township el Midalelewn. Roods, Ntw Monmoulh pancy. Coll M2 3140 for appointment oltti home In exclusive section of Rumson. Ce- Cuddy with heod. Ideal cruist-skl-famll 5 pm. dar siding blends with the surrounding (Mrs.) Evelyn Kont, Secretary County ef Monmouth. Stole el New Jer District It boat. In water, Sandy Hook Boy Marina of Mldditlown, County ot Monmoulh. BoOVd of Adluttmenl sey. will meet ot the places hereinafter Port Monmouth First Aid. Wilson Av- RUMSON REALTY Irets- Living room and library both have Call (212) MU t 3»v4 evenings. RUMSON — Attroctlvely furnished home. Realtor Fireplaces. Central vacuum, fire olorm. In- Th* molor construction Items consist of Union Beach, New Jersey enue. Port Monmouth. Excellent location 4 or t bedrooms. I0TE. River Rd., Rumson 142-1194 tercom, ond olr conditioning systems. Un- 50 NEW AND USED SAILBOATS 34,09* squort yards of 3" Bituminous Sept. 10 M25 TUESDAY. NOVEMBER*. 1971 District 17 Available Sept IS, long or short term derground utilities enhonce oreo, New ond 7' to 26' an display Concrete surtoc* lyp* FABC Mix NO 5 between the hours of 7 o m and I p.m.. Eoit Keonsourg School. Ocean Ave., leose Security, references. ALLAIRE KING HENRY VIII — Must have built this priced at $150,000. ALSO 4 MOTORBOATS: upon txlstlng loundatlon and 14,570 BOROUOH OP SHREWSBURY tor th* purpose of conducting Ihe Gmer Eost Keonsbura FARROW, Rtoltor, 114 Brood St.. Rtd magnificent three story Tudor on four square yards of 4" stabilized bos* RIOISTRATION k ot Election OUST let II Bank. 741-3450. oraclous acres. Front lawn flat and lorge aravtl mix No. I foundation with neces- • LECTION NOTICI Sold General Election will be held In Foirview School. Cooper Rood. Mid enough for four gross tennis courts, pro- 16' Mustang — 55 h p.. 1495 sary drolnoae, sidewalks, curbs, signal Noticlice Is hereby given mathati a General sold municipality for the purpose ol dletown. THREE-BEDROOM - One bath Shrews tected by stone wall and Iron pates 17 lights and other accessories, and opened Electiolion will be held In thet BorougBo h of bury Copt. Flreploce. gomeroom, goroge. 17' Wellcroft — 65 h.p. tfectrlc, M95 electing: District It bedrooms (seven can be shut off), 20x30 ARMSTRONG ond read In public al Hall ot Records. Shrewsbury, County of Monmouth. Start Lincrotl School, Newmon Springs Rd..' «—- washer and dryer. Vacant. 4325 per month living room. 20x37 dining room. Ilxit MONMOUTH SAILING CENTER A Governor AGENCY-REALTORS Main Street, Freehold. New Jersey on of New Jersey on Tuesday, November a, A State Senator Llncrott. plus utilities. Security and lease. Call 741- modern kitchen. Master bedroom 78x21 West If., Monmouth Beach 222-349! Tuesday. October 2, 1971. ot 2:00 P.M. SS5 Prospect Ave. Little Silver 1973 belwosn th— e hours of 17 o.m a.m. . ondond Il Two Members ol the General Astern District N Center hall 31x19. Low taxes and cu- II' FIBERGLAS BOAT — 74 h.p. Johnson Prevailing Tim*. m. ot placet hereaften-eoftir designated 'tor Nulswomp School. Mlddletown Lin- RUMSON - Immediate occupancy. Two riously good value at $129,000, with mort 741-4500 Large tandem tilt-bed trailer. 11500 o Drawings, specifications ond forms of ^* tltctlan o. f a_ Governor,, SlatStatet SenaSt.._- MV Member ol tht Board ef Chosen or three bedrooms, two baths, modern ooge money avalloble to qualified buyer. best offer. 7I7-26W. tor, Two Members of the General As- croft Rood. Mlddletown VA & FHA MORTGAGES WELCOME bids, controcts and bond for th* pro- Freeholders District II kitchen Good location. Adults preferred You'll have no problem getting your VA 1969 GLASSPAR - Flying V 175. 120 Meri poled work, prepared by Henry F. sembly, a Member of the Board of Cho- One (I) Member to the Township No pets. Leose. 1425 plus utilities. 142 sen Freeholders, two members of the Port Monmouth School. Moln Street', >r FHA mortgage on this four-bedroom cruiser stern drive*, excellent condltlo Labrtcqut, Consultant Engineer ana the Port Monmouth. FOUR-BEDROOM — Modem expanded County Engineer ond the County Trofflc Borough Council for full terms and one HStaH hereby given that Maimed' country ranch on three acres, deep m Cope in Red Bonk. Large living room, eaf- with Tandem Trailer. 11750. 7I7-S520. District II n kitchen, full basement. This home Is Engineer, ond approved by tht Commis- member of the Borough Council tar a voters of m» Township ot Mlddlttown, MONMOUTH BEACH - Four bedrooms, horse land. U9.000. sioner of Transportation, have been one year unexplr*d term. Mlddletown Vllloge School. Kings two oaths, tot-In kitchen 1350 per month. oniv five vears old ond could hove occu- 1961 STARCRAFT — 12'. 9.1 Mercury ou County of Monmoufh. Stole ol New Jrr Highway, Mlddlttown. xincy within 30 days) Price* (" s»" "' filed In the office ol sold Engineer ot 17 There shall appear on tthl t ballot tht sey. Ml already registered in sold mu THREE-BEDROOM - Converted Car- board. Good condition. Rig like new. 1550 District 11 .25,900. Coll after 6, 142-3046. Linden Plact. Red Bonk, New Jersey fallowing questions whlch the voters Mclpollty undtr the laws of New JJerseseyy Bayvitw School. LtanordviHe Road. LINCROFT — Three bedrooms, IVi baths, riage House. Near everything, 135,900. ond the Office of the County Engineer shall vale on: governingoerning permanent registratioregistration moy living room, dining room, kitchen, family WALKER & WALKER SUNFISH J.MINIFI5H and of sold Stale Highway Commission- 1. Shall the Borough of Shrewsbury register or transfer with the Clerk ooff Oiitr id M room, CENTRAL AIR. W25 monthly. Call Realtors New Used Demonstrators er, Trenton, New Jersey ond the Divi- purchase tht 4 05 ocr.s of Block 30. Lot sold municipality ot his office. Townshihip Ltenordo First Aid. viola Avenut. •42*550 . . . STAR BRIGHT Hwy. 35 741 5212 Shrewsbury THE SAILBOAT PLACE sion of Locol Government Aid District 13. known ot the Meachom Tract, pro- Hall. KingsTilgnwoy. Mlddlelown. New Leonardo. Colts Nick 4311454 Office located at A Court Hous* Square, vided that the total cost la Ih* Borough JerseyJ , on or before ThurtdeyThursday . SeplemStptem- District n RUMSON — Attractive executive ranch at Jttle Silver sparkler. In perfect condition, KEANSBURG — two bedrooms, large East Main Street. Freehold, New Jersey far acquisition dees not exceed the sum rir.mdurlna^tnj,,^,^ Llncrott Fire House. Newmon Springs SMplus utllltlesl Immediate occupancy! us charming living room with flreploce, Ivlng room ond modern kitchen, den. 23'MAYS CRAFT CABIN CRUISER —In ond may be Inspected by prospective Road. Llncroft. Call AOAMS AGENCY. 142 SOW. ormal dining room, three bedrooms, two Aluminum siding. Fenced. Conventional board 100 h.p. Gray plus extras. 1800 o bidders during business hours. Bidders 1 If question No. 1 Is approved, shall District M MIDDLETOWN — Thrtt bedrooms, one baths, lolousfed porch, patio and full base- nortgage only. May rent immediately. best olfer. 741 7329 after 6. will be lurnfshed with a copy of tht th* Borough of Shrewsbury renovate the &,.^?T.KS.:i?a.rfoSc: Thome School. Murphy Rood. Port both, dining room, living room, kitchen. wit. The "buy of the year" at $44,900. 1969 ALPEX 17' — Inboord/oulboord. 91 specifications and drawings by tht con- main building on sold land for use as po- Monmouth sultant engineer, ot 17 Linden Ploct, Court House. Court Street. Freehold. HIS monhly. Call 142 »tSO. HAZLET — Four-bedroom bl-ltvel. li h.p. PPacemaker trailer. $1500 firm. 47 lice headquarters and municipal offices New Jtrity, on or belore Thursday. District IT RAY Red Bank, New Jtrsty On proper notice provided thai Ihe total cost to the East Keansburg School. Ocean Ave MIDOLETOWN — Four bedrooms, IVi boths. garage, recreation room. Fenced 5ll5. and payments of cost of preparation. September 17, IfTJ during the following n. 143.,0006 . 759 21382 ". Borough for renovation does not exceed hours: Dolly 9:00a.m. to 4:30p.m., Sat- nue. East Keonsburg. baths, dining room, living room, kitchen, 16' WOOD BOAT - With 35 h.p. Johnson Bids must be mad* on standard pro- the sum ol IJS.OOO? District II family room. M25 monthly. 843-tSSO. urdays. Sundays, ond holidays excepted. NEW RANCH - $29,900. Greal schools, In good condition. Btst olfer. Call 26' posal forms In the manner designated 3. If question No. 1 Is approved, shall On ThursdOY. September 17. 1973. th. Folrvltw School. Cooper Road. Mid- VAN HORN asy commutation, and all conveniences. 0461. therein and rtqulrtd by tht specifica- th* Borough of Shrewsbury construct a r*glstretlon books will be closed until ( 0 B AGENCY — REALTORS 'his fine home features three large bed- 1**7 PACEMAKER 26' — Sport Fish tions, must bt enclosed In sealed enve- new building an the land for municipal offer th* forthcoming General Election "" " Dl.tr.ct It Haveslnk School. Monmoulh Avenut. *30. Wlnttr Rtntclt Open 7 days. Coll 24 hours a doy. ooms. 20'xl3' living room, fomlly-slied ermon. Flybrldgt, 250 h.p., frtsh watt lopes, bearing the name ond oddress of purposes provided thai Ihe total cost to to be held on Tuesday November 6. lichen with electronic oven. Brond-new! cooled. Many extras. Good condition. Co me bidder and name of tht road on out- ihe Borough for construction does not 1973 Havetlnk. LONG BRANCH — 1 and 2 bedroom fur- 747-4100 Awaiting your Inspection. THE KIRWAN after 5 p.m. 671-6197. side addressed to Board of Chosen Fret- exceed the sum of WS0.0O0? Nolle* of change ol residence or ap- District M nished apartments, oceantront, private •04 River Rd. Foir Haven CO. REALTORS, Airport Plata. Hailet. holders ot the County of Monmouth, The last day to register or to transfer Thompson School. Mlddlttown-Lln- SAILBOAT - 25' Corsair FG Sloop. I plication for tronsler ol registration beach. No pets. Coll evenings 229-1553. 14-7100. Open til I. Freehold, New Jersey and mutt be oc- from one voting district to another In shall be mode either by written request crolt Road. Mlddletown. VA NO DOWN hjad room, t.f electric stort motor, head componled by a Bonding Certificate, a District II OWNER~~WISHES TO RENT — Private order to vote In the General Election Is forwarded to th* Municipal Clerk or the To All Qualified Buytrs MIDDLETOWN — "L" shaped ranch, fea- galley, ratio. Sleeps lour. M000. I42-KO2. Non-Collusion Affidavit and a certified September 27, 1973 and this con be done Mlddletown vllloge School, Kings furnished four-room home from Sept. 15 urlng )hrt* bedrooms, large eat-In kitch- County Board of Elections an lorms check for not lest than ten percent al the Municipal Building, 777 Brood provided by sold Municipal Clerk or Hlohwoy. Mlddlttown. to June IS. One or two adults preferred. ONLY $32,500 ffi with built-in dishwasher, lorge living 16' THOMPSON - 40 h.p. Evlnrude, nav 110%) of the amount bid, provided said 1175 monthly, pay own utilities. Call 495 top. full canvas. A-l. In water at Keypor Street, during regular otllce hours, Board or by colling In person ot the ol District n NEW SHREWSBURY - oom, wall to wall carpeting throughout, check need not be more man 120,000.00 Monday through Friday, holidays ex- Foirview School. Cooper Rood. Mid. 1191. oundryroom, overslltd attached garage. 1495. 747-9416 bttween 5-1 p.m. flee of the Municipal Clerk or County WAYSIDE AREA nor shall not be less than 1500.00 and be copied. Registration ol voters or trans- Board ef Elections up to and Including On shaded fenced in lot- Near schools and delivered at the place on or before the SHORE AREA - A variet yy ol homes, Three bedrooms, two full baths, paneled fer of registration can bt made an September 27. 1973 District II den, living room with fireplace New eat transportation, Many extras. 539,500. Call hour named above. Th* standard pro- forms provided by the Clerk or tht Boyview School. Leonardviile Rood. oporlmentlt s and townshousesth . 495-0305. Tht voting places of ond in Ihe Town- WILTSHIRE AGENCY 142-0004 In Formica kitchen. Freshly painted. QUALITY YACHTS 12' TO 32' posal form and the Non-Collusion Affi- Commissioner of Registration at the Bellord davit ore attached to the supplementary ship ot Mlddlttown ore os lollows: LONG BRANCH - Downtown oreo. Old- AMF ALCORT Court House, Freehold, N.J. District I District 14 OCEAN REALTY AGENCY specifications, copies of which will be Middletown Townihip High School. er two-story Irome home. Furnished, If SUNFISH FORCE furnished on application to th* Con- For Information about location of pol- Mlddletown village School. Kings 542-1990 desired. 222 3M6 after I p.m. NEWPORT BOATS DAYSAILER ling places or election dlttrlcts, call Highway. Middlttown. Tlndoll Rood, Mlddletown. sultant Engineer. District II 435. Summtr Rtntolt 139,500. BEAUTIFUL - Three-bedroom ONE DESIGNS SKIMMAR OINGHIE Borough Clerk, 741-4M0, during regular * District 1 RAILERSBY Th* right Is reserved to relect any or office hours. Novesink School, Monmoulh Avenue, River Pioia Fire House. Foster COTTAGE — On Lokt Osslppe. New onch. Finished ond healed basement. Ga- Street, River Pioia. age. Sewers. Plaster walls. Fireplace. COX TRAILEX SEA LION oil bids If deemed to the Interest of tht POLLING PLACES Hompshlre. Modern conveniences. Sleeps PRICED RIGHT County of Monmouth so to do. N District 14 •It Weekly. Sept. thru Oct. «II259. Excellent condition. Off Naveslnk Rlvtr SAILS RIGGING FITTING First Election District - Fire Houst, ohir.cn Lovely Colonial features four bedrooms, BY ORDER of Board of Chosen Free- Brood Street Port Monmouth Fire Houie. Mom Rd.. near Rt. 35. Corner lot. Nice neigh- Indtptndtn"* t iFtrt Co.. Firehouse. Street, Pert Monmouth. 2Vj baths, dining room, tot-In kitchen, borhood. Principals only. 842 9217 MARSH MARINE holders, County of Monmouth, New Jer- Second Election District - First Aid Highway 36, Btlford. family room, flreploce. central olr, two- 30 Brldg* A' Squad Building, Hoddon Avenue District 17 I Brldg* Ave.. Red Bonk. R.R. Sfa. District 4 Hormony School. Hormony 4 Murphy WATERFRONT — Little Silver 10-ytor 741-6767 JOSEPH C. IRWIN, Third Election District — Broad Brcvtnt Pork t Leonardo Fire House. M0. Furnished Rooms Colonial. Four btdrooms. 2'/i baths, lull Director Street Auditorium of School Roads. New Monmouth. 16' GLASTRON - With 60 h.p. Evlnrudt Center Ave.. Leonardo. District M MStmtnt, fireplace. Acre-plus wooded WILLIAM L. ULR1CH. JEAN W. FABRY District 5 EXCLUSIVELY YOURS MOON REALTORS ot. Bool dock. 172,000. Owntr, appoint- Full canvas,-full equipment ond trollei Thompson School. Mlddlttown Lin Must sell. 1100. 671-1744; Llncrott School. Ntwman Springs croft Road. Mlddlttown. ment only, 747 3914. Sept. 10 ftS Road, Llncroft. A new and unique concept. Designer deco- 536-5500 District It rated executive suites and studio cffl- COLTS NECK — Converted historic mill 16' BOAT — SO h.p. Johnson motor, wit trailer. Complete 1475. Nutswomp School. Mlddletown Lin cltncits. Enloy the comforts of home at Must In beautiful country setting. Par- croft Road. Mlddlttown. on oddress oildltl distinctionf . ASSUMABLE 7%~ tially wooded, nicely londscoptd acre with 717-041) TMI OOVIRNMINT OP For ony Information In rtltrtnct to HARBOUR POINT MORTGAGE • running brook. Two bedrooms, dtn, living FIBERGLASS RUNABOUT - Boat, mo 1492 Ocean Avt. Sea Brignf room, screened porch and modernlied locotlon ot poll placts and times thot OCEANPORT tor and trailer excellent condition. DEPARTMENT OF TH E TREASURY polls ore open, please coll the Township 747-335] Three bedrooms, full heated basement, country kllchkitcheni . Much charm. Very low 291-3179 OFRCI OF RIVINUI SHARING UNION BEACH BOROUGH taxes. Clerk's office ol 471-3100. FURNISHED ROOMS - By Iht week and detached oversized garage. Fenced yard. 141.900. Coll 431-2164. 1tOL>PENNSYLVANIA AVE N.W. Many extras Including air conditioning. PUNI TO EXNND ITS KBVINUE SHABINO ALLOCATION THOMAS J MAGIN by the month. Etleclency apartment by WASHINGTON. 0 C. 1022* | Kit THE INTITUMINT PtMOO ttWNNINO the month. 787-9117. Quiet wooded area near school. Approxi- TOWNSHIP CLERK mately 25% down and 5294 per month car- 840. Recreational Vehicles .Sept. 10. II SH.M FURNISHED ROOMS AVAILABLE - ries all. 139.900. 170-1549. 710. Apartments/ IK) r£] EXECUTIVE PROPOSAL OIK* IN. block it th. dm »t»WS JUL U 1972 ANDCNDINLI JUN 30.. 1974 Sept. 4. Cooking privileges. U0 per week. LUXURY 27' MOTOR HOME - For r*n Town Houtet to responsible party. 1350 per week ptu II) DEBT How w* in. welttmiy * imm «SSg funds atha lh> IN THE FOLLOWINO MANNER IASED UPON AN RIOISTRY AND ILICTION 12c per mile. Coll 542-1207. konowint nmmmmt ol you |uriui«lon7 NOTICI FURNISHED ROOM - Prlvott both. MONMOUTH BEACH Ample parking CONDOMINIUMS 1972 CHEVROLET - Von Camper. Sleep ISTIMATED TOTAL OF f$Q, 274 • OROUOM OP KtYPORT TRANCE COLONIAL on cul-de-sac In New Townhousts. on* ond two bed- ~J AVOIb bill INCMAII ~1 NO IFF8CT Coll 54? 1952 prime area near excellent schools. For- six. Must sell to buy a houst. Askin Notice is hereby given ooms, with tennis court, pool, close to 13000. 475-2431 alter 6 p.m. vottrs of the Borough ol mal dlnlnq room, 21' living room with Ivtr. Stort at S29.900. LIUIN OUT INCniAII ] TOO tOON TO ACCOUNT NO. , MIODLETOWN — Room with bathroom fireplace, modern eat-In kitchen, lorge already registered In said Borough un- and kitchen privileges. Woman or student. Low down payment, good terms. 1973 16' TAG-ALONG — Excellent cond n I MIDICT EFFECT 31 2 013 B36 der the laws of Ntw Jertey governing oaneled family room with plonk foor onri Hon. Self-contained. Head and furnace Ntor transportation to NYC. Reasonable. access to lovely patio and sun room, three WILTSHIRE AGENCY IM] TAXES In wMcl. ef th» permanent registration moy register or 7I7.I3O0. •42-0004 Sleeps six. 739 1IS6. UNION BEftCH BOROUGH transfer with the Borough Clerk, or no- bedrooms, I'/i baths, large recreation no Sharini Funds win Mta Ihe tax tify sold clerk of change ol residence, ot RED BANK - Two furnished rooms, suit- room, two car attached garage plus many 1973 YELLOWSTONE CAMPER 22' - 60R0U0H CLERK the clerk's office, during business hours able for one extras. 164,900. By owner. 74V-I99I. Never been used. Equipped. Cor hitch In MUNICIPflL BUILDING or direct to Ihe Commissioner ol Regis- 720. Income Property eluded. Must sell, moving lo Florida. 67 UNION BEftCH N J B7733 tration In Freehold, ot any time up to TWO YEARS YOUNG J276- and Including Thursday, September IT, Beautiful four-bedroom, 2'/i-bath Colonial NEW YORK STATE - Liberty area. 14.5 ITO during business Ihours. ROOM AND BOARD boosting large living room, formal dining acres. Beautiful view. Two targe buildings 1966 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER — Rebul DKT.^M^?1,$<1" •«o.,F.aor.,»xirv.L, Coll 7I7-7W4 room, family sized kitchen and sunken suitable for apartments or lodge. Deep engine. New tires, shocks and other ex On Thurtdey, September V, 1»7J thjt Iras. Asking 11000. Call 2912175 afttr registration books will bl closed until EATONTOWN — (110 a month. Two gameroom. Full basement, central olr. well. Excellent for hunting ana fishing. "I Will PfltVUT nUCTiNO and two-cor garage, plus extras! Asking p.m. offer the forthcoming General Election rooms, furnished, heat and utilities sup- Terms. Call 741-2312. JAMWMAJOHTAX Too soon TO miner imcr plied. Clean home. Immediate occupancy. 153,100. on Tuesday, November 4. 1973. lid. Clt TWO — 2-tamlly houses oh one lot. Two 2 S*-73tO. WALKER & WALKER bedrooms, one 3-bedroom, ont possible 4- ltU VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER - Rebul OPIRATINOVMAINTEHANCI EXPENDITURES CAPITAL EXPENDITURES Notice Is hereby given that District RED BANK - Street level room. Us* of R & W icdroom. 30x60 garage. Excellent neigh- engine. New tires, shocks and other ex Boards of Election ond Registry In and tras. Asking J1000. Call 291 2175 after PMOMTY F1ANNID PLANNED PERCENT PUNNEO FOR: kitchen and share bath with another lady. Hwy 35 RealtorRlt s borhood In Matawan. 166.000. Minimum rupirost lor the Borough ol Keypor". County ol p.m. PiNom EXPENDfTUItEi EXPENDITURES Also single rooms. 741-53T2. 671331, SIO.000 dawn. Principals only. Write Box IE) wr Monmauth, State ot New Jersey, will F 236. The Dally Register. Rtd Bank. CATEOOMEIIA) III IP) meet ot Ihe places hereinafter desig BEAUTIFUL ROOM - Convenient to ev- WINNEBAGO tt MOTOR HOME - Cus i; COMMUTER'S not to oo erything. Reference! required. Rtd Bank. torn built. Ont of a kind, no other like i 10 MULII- NCOME HOUSE — I wo apartments, one Fully equipped. 17100 or best offer. 71 1 PUMPOSIAHO DELIGHT urnlshed, wall-to-wall carpeting. Imme. 5520. * 49,137.00 100 CWIIIU.L00VT. diole sole 222 1926, or 77S-|T7». IUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, It71 be- FURNISHED ROOM — Share kitchen and Four bedroom bllevel Family room, din- tween the hours ol T'a.m. and I p.m. for both. Suitable tor single person. 1965 VOLKSWAGEN BUS — With camp ing room, eat In kitchen, two boths. Dlus Ingg requipment ' . Good condition. New Ei the purpose ol conducting the Gentral Call 741 SU* anctl An * 49,137.00 100" gine . Coll 291-2133. Election lor tht election of: SiLSB" - excellent buy. Only A Governor 740. Commercial Property APACHE — Romado I t*nt comptr. Ex A Statt Senator HOWELL TOWNSHIP - Highly desirable cellenl condition, Ilk* new. Flberglos Two Members of the General Assem- MO. Commercial Rentals MOON REALTORS Rte 9 commercial building with three In- sides. Asking 11200. 291-2027. bly PROFESSIONAL OFFICE — Four roomie 536-5500 come units. Modern all electric building, TRAVEL TRAILER - 21'. 1966 Yellows A Member ot th. Board of Chostn newly renovated, near Rlvtrvlew Hospl more than ample parking. Lot 100x250. tone. Sleeps six. Goad condition. Sell con Freeholders tot, *35 sq. ft. Coll 741-3000. Coll Broker. Bob Sheldon Agency, 257- lolntd. Extros. 11400. 671-0716. Two Cauncllmen lor the full term 7S0O, Mr. Cohen. The sessions of the Registry Boards MEW SHREWSBURY - 3500 sq ttTstore. NEW 13' SCOTTY TRAVEL TRAILER — Sleep S HOUSING *, will be held at Ihe following places: glossed front. In shopping center. Avail- SAYREVILLE — Office building wllli ad- four, dlnelle. sink, stove. Icebox. Water First Election District - Eagle Hose able Sept. 1. Call 542 3000 COMPLETE $36,500 dlllonal income spoct on Rt. 35, central • THREE MASTER SUE BEDROOMS electric hookup. New tires. Plus stovi WILOPMINT Firehouse. Broadway olr conditioning, paneling, private en- lantern, dinette cover, umbrella lent. 171 FAIR HAVEN — Otllce or store. • ]V> FULL BATHS Ironce ond both. Ideal for user owner. Second Election District - Hook I 450 sq. II. Air conditioned. or any reasonable otftr. 787-1595. SOCIAL SINVICES Looser Firehouse, E. Front Street • 30>14 COUNTRY KITCHEN Coll Broker. Bob Sheldon Agency, 257- 'OflAOID>FOOII 741 2699 or 741 2041 • COZY DECORATOR DEN 7N0. Mr. Cohen. Third Election District — Lincoln • COMPLETE ALUMINUM SIDING Hose Firehouse. Stcond and Woverly SHREWSBURY — Space avalloble, sulk • ATTACHED GARAGE Streets rftlt for stores or offices. Prime highway MELMEO REALTY o7l 5450 »50. Sportt Equipment Fourth Election District — Holty location. 843 oM5. 7*0. Lot, ond Acreage DEWEY WEBER SKI SURFBOARD Building. Butler Street, between Brood RED" BANK "- Professional office space Excellent condition ' 98.274.00 ACQUIRE THRU.".*. MONMOUTH BEACH - A-l rtsldtnllal Fifth Election District — Engine Com- avalloble. Stcond floor, prime location, lot, Ideal location. Call 741-116'alter 5 p.m. cpproi. M) sq. ft. Air conditioning. S2S0 a INI ASSUPUNCtS limwulmtroctionO) pany Firehouse, Moln Street month. Available Immediately. Call 741- ELLEN S. HAZELTON 264-0361 after 6 pm SKI BOOTS — Caber Cobras, slit 7, tx Sixth Election District — Liberty LITTLE SILVER - Tudor In top neigh- FOUR TWO-FAMILY BUILDING LOTS cellent condition. 135. Hose Firehouse, Highway 34 and Allan- borhood. Four bedrooms, Vi baths, river •42-5651 tic Street. NK In Red Bk AkAs kinig 13950139,50* ' LITTLE SILVER — Modern otflct, two rights, $79,900. F. COZENS. Realtor , 741 The news ™*i KM b«n Mmti 1M1 • cmtpln. cany For any Inquiries In reference lo pol rooms, furnished, fully decorated. SI85 a ELLEN S HAZELTON 76*6. ol It™ ripon hn boon puUnlwl in I tall nowtplpoi ol g.rwil lino ploces. contact the Boro ' month. 7470183. Call after 5 Realtor RUMSON t.cultlKio. I Km raconb donmanlm Ih. coni.nl, of lhi> It-Jo Main Strttl, telephon 13 W River Rd., Rumson 14? 3200 VENTRAL NEW JERSEY — Have ex TRULY EXTRAORDINARY '•port »nd lh«v art open tor public Mid n«wi mvh* scruilny. between 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Member inter city Relocation Service 1' i acre lot on North Rohalllon Drive. Ga- BARBARA M. TICE kellenl locotlons available for retail SPECIAL 11 OIHIIUSMCW /•Stores, boutiques, etc. Outstanding rental lebo. formal garden, spectacular vistas. Borough Clerk NEW Bl LEVEL — $34,500. Luxury living 671 5793 NOTICES values. Coll 142 4472. Brokers fully pro Is yours In this sparkling residence. Three I mull Ih. S«r««y ol In. TlHWry Ihtt !ht u.lulory Sept. 10, II 110.00 tecled. master-slied bedrooms, lorge living BUILDERS! Garden apartments or con- oviiloni Mod in ttn 0 of Iht Imlruction Icci»n|u«v"ig ll»t room, formal dining room, plus a game- domlnlum sites available in Monmoulh •M. Lost and Found »l w4l b. comttal wnh by lh» iK< baths, '< acre, mnny 1970 DELTA TRAILER 12x64 al Election. extras. Principals only. S64.000 Call oiler Two bedrooms. Mint condition. LOST — Molt mini Schnauier, Oceonpo Said General Election will be held in MIDOLETOWN - Hwy 35. Prime proles- ft p.m.. 741 7308 If) 10.10 log on collar, answers to Mugsle. THIt mnUT TO U HirUKNlO TO THI OOVERNMINT OP sold municipality for the purnose ol slonal space. M0 sq. ft. suite. Also 1000 sq. 1971 MOBILE HOME - 12 x 44. One bed- ~ Reward 542 4481 electing ft. at 14.50per sq. It. 471163*. THREE ACRES room, lora* patio with owning. Shod ond FOUND - Davis Tennis Racquet cove OEPAtlTMENT OP THE TREASURY COLTS NECK TOWNSHIP A Governor OFFICE OF REVENUE SHARING A Slate Senator OFFICE SPACE — Undtr 14 per sq. II., Lovely four bedroom, three bath, large skirting. Completely furnished Llkt new. initial D.S.K. Naveslnk court. Call 67 Includes all utilities, olr conditioning and dining room, living room ond family Beautiful pork with pool. Call 7M-1WS. 9232. I9OO PENNSYLVANIA AVE N W PLANS TO EXPEND ITS P.EVINUE SHAKING ALLOCATION ^Two Members ol tht Gentrol Assim room. Privacy. Excellent (or horses WASHINGTON. DC 2O22B FOP.THE ENTITLEMENT PERIOD IIGINNINO cleaning services. On site parking. Imme- IOV55 MOBILE HOME — Furnished. Ar- LOST — Small block gray poodle, mol A Member of tht Board ot Chosen dote occupancy. 272-7300. 222 0404. W9.900. STYNES REALTOR, Colts Neck 944-MM teslan welt ond electric 10 acres odloln Answers to the name of Tiki, wearing fie rreeholdtrs Ing 950 ocrts of slcrtt gamt lands. Ideol collar, vicinity Littlt Silver. Call 741-231" IKIfiiXECUTIVE PROPOSAL. Clnck It™ block it th* plan » HsudorT JUL 1, 1.972 ANO ENDING .'UN 30, 19; A Township Commltleeman lor full STORE - It? Moln St.. Port Monmouth. MIDDLETOWN — Spflt level, seven tor hunters. Susquehonna County. Penn- I—I an oiacutivo piopoiil term. 3 years. 430 sq. tt. Equipped with >phost wiring. rooms. Perfect condition. Many extras sylvania Call 201 717 9417 LOST — Female cot. Gypsy black ond to llSOptr month. Call 717 Mis. III OEBT How will ih. eveilaMhy ot lavanu. shanng tunds alhci Ilia IN THE FOLLOWING MANNED BASED UPON AN Notice Is hereby given that auollflM Asking low $40's. Phone 717-2450. long hair, white on foce ond paws. Nee botiowtng ra<]uiioniwitsolyour junsdkliont T 1 vet core. 583 5940 r!*!* °. ."" »"" «'"P ol Holmdel. ESTIMATED TOTAL OF $£0. 743 Cosinly of Monmouth. Stale ol New Jer PRESTIGIOUS OAK HILL AREA - AVOID Of IT INCKCASE Spacious, beautifully designed ranch. sey. not olreody registered In sold mu 7N. Cemetery Lots nklpollly under tht laws ot New Jersey B70. Bulldlng»/Oorofl«t Three large bedrooms, paneled family ACCOUNT NO. SMOHtLAND MEMORIAL CEMETERY USS.ND..T INCASE governing permanent reolstrallon moy WE NEED — Five or sin. 2-3 bedroom room, slate center foyer, 7''} baths, two 31 3 013 001 register or tronsltr with the Clerk of Rental Homes, lurnlshed or unfurnished fireplaces, central air. Professionally — Hailel Two lots, four groves, each «70. Sptclul Notlcm B Wld municipality at Ms office. Townihip landscaped M acre plus lot Patio. •% nice location Call 717-5314. IM) TAXES In which ot iha following minnttt it tl «p«ltd iKtt tht from MS lo S350 oer month for Incomlnq REDUCE - Sate and tost with GoBe COLTS NECK TOWNSHIP Holl. Crowlord's Ctrntr Road. Holm mortaoge assumable. By owner. Low ?0's tve.libil.t-. ol Fltvimi* Shstting Fundl wiH aflKl th» tia personnel THE BERG AGENCY, Rt. IS. Tablets and E-Vap "woter pills ' Prole Ntw J M n Dlt rt Mlddletown. 6711000. slonol Phormacy. Ren Bonk. ttvtli of your |utiKlkctKMi? Ch«ck H mtnr i» uppty, CLERK Sl;i . V, y? " » Thursday. MONfiOUTH COUNTS' September 37. f»73. during tht following LOCAL BUSINESS MAN — Serious mind 7*0. Real Estate Wonted SLTEPTNGPROBLEM? Rtstitss, _ WILL INAILI RIOUCINa ( 1 WILL HI0UCI AMOUNT OP HATI "»J" pally •:00 a.m. to Vn p.m., Sot td, community oriented, wishes to rent NEW SHREWSBURY - Brand new bl Snooier Tablets for a safe night's slec COLTS HECK N J 0rV22 :0 om l0 :0. EM* ? i """" election High School, desires rent 1 or ? bedroom f H A N S F E R R f D , OR JUST U U I It73 °" Tutldov' November 4, GROWING YOUR HOME? -Coll Or WAN 11 I) Bulldina lol on Jwlmmlno port p.m. Bell Lobs or Brookdale car po oportment, furnished or unfurnished, os ol River reservoir or Shadow Lake Odd preferred, for two freshmen. 542 6708, Oct. 1st. Ntot. refined, non smoker and write for your complimentary copy of Nolle, of chong* ot residence or op AppleBrook's monthly Homes for Living sue, etc acceptable Write Box 141, Rtd fiii°K°" '*' "•"••er of reglslroliin non drinker. Phone Mrs. Ooron. Mgr Jos Bonk, N.J, 07701 G. McCue Realtors, 30 Ridge Rd . Rum mngrtime Offers pfclurrs, prices. Of iholl be mode ellhtr by written request son. 143 27.0. itiTpHonv APPLEBHOOK AGENCY torwordM lo the Mumclpol Clerk Vrlb. Realtors,, f950 i.wy. 35. Mlddletown 671 W0. Instruction LTTTLE SILVER FAMILY A 7300. FUIUC ^V told Municipal citrh or or four bedroom house to lease Reler S1AINED GLASS CRAFT Cl ASSES TNANSrOATAIION ences. Call 142 9164 (OWN I .riullve homes, cus Begin Sept. II al Rainbow. Moke a Jew torn designed. Large lots, lake rights and 'Box or Lampshade. Rainbow Art Glass, THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE - For work Ironts. 41 bedrooms, five baths Colonials Shark Rlvtr Rd . Neplune 922 1090. '"ANSroHIMKjlJ* Ing family. 13-year-old youngest. In West ond Early American ranches All rooms B extra large, marble floor foyers, stone piI^?i..Sr' ? 1'» l°n descriptio lnt n of the Long Bronch or Octonport oreo. 170.9373 DOUGLAS HART S^iDiVilflL' " Township ol after S. wall with rotsed hearlh fireplace, central air I' > acre lots. From 1175.000. 810. Bicyclei/Min Bikes Teacher of Piano Holmdel ond the polling placts in tome. s MuuMrni* MIOOLETOWN — Man wants to share GtGJItollors 918 1111 I vrs , m **I7 IO-SPf I 11 HIKI Include a Worthwhile | rent of hous*. Call after 5 p.m. Out of-School Activity COMMUNITY T. •)« lil> Oltlrlct Nl. I OIVILOPMINT %l 495-0454 MIDOLETOWN - 8 ytor old ranch M PHONE 747 4270 Three bedrooms, dining area, scltnc* (17 6629 Beginners and Advanced Pupils kitchen, laundry area, attached garage. RAH IGII SUPf.R (OURSF ID spftrl In the Classical Find % & Air conditioned Large overslied lol. Llkt new. Extras. 1135. ,!.,a..i.r,Vy REAL ESTATE fenced In yard Quiet residential area, Call 4*5-1469 MUSIC LESSONS - PIANO ond OROA llectiM Distncl N< t near schools and transportation. Sol* by 1TT0 YAMAHA - «0 cc Mini Endura. Private Instruction, your home or mine *; FOR SALE owner, 138,500 For appointment coll 787- Trail. Good condition Asking 1175. DAVIO MINER 142 18 7914. 747 3496 met Son llectiM oiitricf Na I COLTS NECK MINI BIKI Pi to Cecelia Academy, Rome ond Julllln 149,900 -1* acres, brook Four bid- cellenl first bike. 190. School 0' MUSK in mi INI AStUKANCIt l"al..lolo«. cl«Hi0l the polling plact in Iht Third liar 70S. Houtet tor Sole 671 4473 u ?« iiV'fV" "" T«""»n'pet HolTndil rooms. Two slory home Country setting %\ %; IOO^I * ILil rht lBl»'mtdlolt School. Cciw HORSE FARMETTE - 167,000 Three RALEIGH tllUM M'l Mi 1 M ftrds Corner. Holmdel. Ntw Jersey ocrts, large born, (tnced, pastures. Two Very good condition 145. •teelitn District Ne V 4.15 ACRES $40,900 story home. 671 4473 Earn Big Money lha news madia have been advuait lhal I complal. copy I STYNES n Is Neck 946-9666 ol Ihn upon hn bean nuM.iKM '" a l«ll nawipapar ol ginxal 1 THREE SPACIOUS BEOROOMS DRIVING I have letorde documenting the contanit si ihn • Vh FULL BATHS MIIIIJI I lOVVII IWf H"« linlrtHHi. noon ant may aia open lor eubtia ami newt madia i • TWO-CAR ATTACHED GARAGE custom ronch. Science kltrhen, I1 j baths, 820. Boatt and Accessories TRACTOR TRAILER • PARK LIKE SETTING large paneled recreation room, patio, MILMID REALTY 471 5650 fenced In yard Many eilros. Conventional OR buyer 138,500. IH lit: IN OR OUT? OPERATING I WWI Iha lanalaiy ol lha ttaaauiy Ih.i lha .i.iulo), , , 7*0. Real Ettatf Wonted WINK R MORAOE Take your choictal f "'"'• l»llit i» Pail 0 ol lha Inmullionl arcomoinying Ihll IfOIAI PIANNID • •..IIIVIIILII !• • • • •• i a i a .. i . rlaiiAi ikiihm NO IRANI H 11 1 Mr* four COVESAIL HEAVY EQUIPMENT lletllet) District Ne t with (dlhKlrnl , riling ,nri lirppl I7VJ Ocean Ave IN HI mill Train Now HOUSES or LAND ( 147 5319. answering strvlct 74 hour Molm utiools lot 100 » ISO. 167.000 luMMf, •Free Job Guidance. H?f,°l dll is ol inter Bought lor Cash 1971 IN tl HMA IIONAL O M •No need to leavp your Xrno.TN T' C""""" For Otltilt ctll... DRIVE - I ikr npw I 1,11v *qu THE DAILY REGISTER OCI-ANt'MM 1 Immediate nt eluding ship to shore radio, cllr r- 1 oresent |ob while training. Mr KMlly at Thee bedroom, I1* both ronr.li Family rr. hf-ml nral {jnllr-y Hurilliip trill 367 440* •Approved (or Vets mu ii muuw fa room Wooded lot Newly paint! nll»r / n m Mtros IJpprr »|0s Owner, 5hrr«,tbury River and on the west by BOROUOJ) OtVujMOH BBACM eMCrl Buena Vlsto Avenue Polling Place — A Member el tht Board of Chosen Ak GovernoC r - *orre*ldolr School, Blochpoinl Rood & Notice Is hereby given that the Ols- There shall appear on the ballot for A State Senator 'Orresl Avenue let Boards ol Election end Registry In Church Morgonville he General Election tht following sues- Two Members of the Generol Assem Election Dim nl t ond for the Borough ol Union Beoch, Ion to be voted by tht vottrs of the AM Ihot port ot the Borough of Rum- County of Monmoum, State of New Jer SoougSorouSorough Of KeonsburgKeonsb : "ShalShall councilcouncil- A Member of the Board of Chosen .on bounded os follows,- to wit. Bound- sey. will meet at the plocts hereinafter monogermonoger , plan B of ththe optional munlcl- |reet, Morlboro, during business hours Fd on the north by Ridge Road. Shrews- designated on :M m l0 4:M B m pol charter law providing for 5 coun- Two Councllmen. Full Terms M? !, °, regording 3vry Drive ond Rumton Rood, on Ihe The sold Boards of Registry and Etec- cllmen to be elected ot largo and on op- Notice Is hereby (Ivan Ihol qualified IS voting ploce ondior ony other elec- rail by Avenue ot Two Rivers; on me jn wilt meet on Minted munlclpol monoger be adapted Borough ot RedBonk, Ion InfO'mot'on. south oy the South Shrewsbury River TUESDAY. NOVEMBER *, 197) by the Borough of KtomSurgT" and on the west by Bmghom Avenue. •tween th* hours ol 7 o.m. and • p.m., ROSE FIALKOFF Notice Is hereby given that quaUtles A<1ln» Township Cltrk Polling Ploce - SI. Georges By The er Hteowrpose ot conducting the Conor- River, Ralph Holl, Lincoln Avenue voters of the Borough of Keonsburg, Sept. V0,n County *t MMimouth, state ot New Jer- 153.00 Voters may coll Ihe Borough Clerk Md Oontrol Election will be held In said municipality for th* purpos* ot sey, not already registered In sasd mu- OI»«.JJOO. Memorial Borough hall. nicipality under the laws of New Jersey REOIITRYANDELECTION River Rood, Rumson, during business joverninQ p#rrv^ontent roolstrfjfllofi nioy hours from 9-00 o m, lo 500 p m. Satur- A Governor COLTI A Slat* Senator register or frontier with the chtrk ot days Irom 9:00 a.m. lo 13 00 noon, re- sold municipality at his office — resi- gording his voting ploce and.or ony oln-- Two Members of tht General Assenv denceece. . Church Street, Keonsburg. Neew Notice is hei •«• th# Dia' er election intof'notions trlcl Boards af »•** irw newsiry I V Member ol th* Board of Chosen Jersey, on or beforbf e Thursdoyhd , SeptemSetem- and Registry in ALBERT A. KERR. JR. Mr 17, 197), during the following hours: ond far the Township ot Colts Neck Borough Clerk Freeholders County of Monmouth. Stole ol New Jar- Two Councllmen — Full Term Dolly 9:00 o.m. to 4:00 p.m., Saturdays, rill meet at me ploces hereinafter Sept. 10.11 SM.00 Nolle* Is hereby glvtn mot qualified Sundays ond Holidays excepted. Also valors of the Borough ol Union Beoch, September 13, 10, 35, U, and 17 from 700 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Or at Commis- NOVEMBERS. 1973 Uwnty ot MonmouttT State of New Jer. REGISTRY ANO ELECTION sty. not olreody registered In sold mu- sioner of Registration Office, Court the hours of 7 o m and Ipm., House, Court Street, Freehold, New Jer- urpase ol conducting Ihe Goner- nicipality under the laws of New Jersey • OROUOHOFOCRANPORT governing permanent registration, may• sey, on or before Thursday. September 37, 1973, during the tallowing hours: •J5ld Generol Election will be held in •outer or transfer wlln the clerk ol On Thursday. September 21, 197). the Notice is hereby given that the Dis- sold municipality ot the office, Munlcl- Dolly 9:00 am lo tllp.il., Saturdays, 10 0( trict Boards af Election ond Registry in ro*lttrd»laribo*k.t will be clased until JJotii """"* '" "" ""'I " il Building, Florence Avenue. Union Sundays and Holidays excepted. offit the forthcoming General Election ond tor the Borough ot Oceonport, A Governor County af Monmouth. Stole of New Jer- Eeach. New Jersey, of ony time be- Thursday evenings Aug. Ism. JJrd. Dth, to bo held an Tuesday. November 0, ween Wednesday, June 4, 197). ond 1*73. A State Senator sey, will meet ot the ploces hereinafter Sept. «th. i)th, 30th, Tuesdov, 15th. T designated on Thursday. September 17. 197). during Wadntsdoy Jsth, Thursday 17th, 197), I Notice at change al residence or op- bly -io Members 61 the Generol Assem- th* following hours: Dolly 9 a.m. t* J TUESDAY. NOVEMBER ». itu to 9 p.m. ~ plkollon tar transfer af registration 0( lht B0t d p.m.. Saturdays. Sundays and Holidays On Inorsooy. September V. 197), me stall be made either by written request .tJZHr"' " "' Chosen between the hours of 7 am. ond I p.m., escepted Or at Commissioner of Regis registration books will be closed until forwardedto th e Munlc Ipol Clerk orthe rvvnoiderwo Towns s for me purpose at conducting the Gener- rotten Office. Court Hautt. Court after the forthcoming Generol Election County Board at Elections, on forms rmTw. o3 Townshi years. p Commilleemen for lull Hreet, Freehold. New Jersey, ot any to be htld on Tuesday, November 4. provided by MM Munlclpol Clerk or rm. 3 years Sold General Election win be held In time betwVen Wednesday. June 4, 197] A Township Clerk told municipality tor the purpose of 1973. CERAMICS CLASSES COMING — Mrs. Dorothy Hohn prepares materials »oord or by catting In person ot the of A To« Collectollector and Thursday. September 17. 1973. dur- Notice ot chonge of residence or appli- fJcTef fK.M«nle5.l_ ^ler, or County Notice Is he electing: ing the following hours: Dolly 9 o.m to cation tor transfer of registration sholl for the fall ceramics workshops to be conducted by the Monmouth County hereby given that q A Governor »•••'• of the Towns'hlo of CollTNe lit p.m.. Saturdays. Sundays ond Ha- be mode either by written request for CountCty of Monmouth, State ol New J A State Senator „ to the Municipal Cltrk or the Park System at Thompson Park Visitor Center, Lincroft. The six-week 1 Je Two Members af tnt Generol Assam. '^/hSsdoy1; September 17. 1973. the JP/™; . olreody rtglilereedd In sold mu- V County Board ef Elections, on forms courses begin tomorrow for the morning sessions and Wednesday for the "Wpol ty under the lows ol New JeJersJerser ey registration books will be closed until provided by sold Municipal Clerk or jovernlng permanent registratioitti n mo A Member of Ihe laord of Chosen after the forthcoming Generol Election Board or by colling In person ot the of gistration moy te be held on Tuesday. November 4. evening course, with further details available from the. park system of- Register or transfer with the clerkclerkool Two Councllmen (Full Terml flee ol the Munlclpol Clerk or County -sold municipality ot his office — Tow 1*71. Board of Elections up to ond Including -sold municipality ot his office — Town Notice Is hereby given that qualified Nance of change of residence or ap- HoltHolt , Cedar DriveDrive , Colts NeckNk N, New voters of the Borough of Oceonport. Septemberrf. 1973 . independent Fire Mouse, Mechanic plication for tronsfer of registration The DistrictjfTct BBoardo s of Election will Street Jtrsty bf Thd, Stpttm- County ot Monmouth.Vote ot New Jer- shall be made either by written request sey, not already registered In sold mu- sit at the following ploces which is a de- District No 1 forworded te the Municipal Clerk or scription ond location of the polling nicipality under the lows ot New Jersey Boord or by calling In person ol the of First AM and Rescue Squad Building, governing permanent registration may ploces In the Borough ol Keonsburg, on the enttide at Spring street near flee of the Municipal Cltrk on County N J ' register or tronster with the clerk of it Elections up to ond Including HordlM ROOO. said municipality ot his office - 131 FIRST* ELECTION DISTRICT: All District N. 4 September 17, 1971713. that area west ot Main Street to the Monmouth Blvd.. Oceonport. New jar- . ol me Registry Boards JurHar Hlgh^Sctjoot. Branch Avenue. • on of before ThurtddVi Svpitmbcr The Sessions i Waockaock Creek, from Ihe south side Signal School Is Set Will 0*1 fMHO Oft 1n# toMOWlnQ PtGCsTO. ot Seeley ovenu* to the north side ot •97). during the fallowing hours: FlftST ELECTION DISTRICT .'white Slraal. •:00 o.m. to 4p.m., Saturdays Manning Ploce Polling Pkxt: I lol Ion- A merle on Club. The pollina ploce being the Manning Rtlltf Engine Houit, Drummond Place Fire House, Manning Ploce, near rVHolldaysex^S: jeptenibei II 19, 24. trom 4:00 p.m. to Fr°MCOMO ELECTION DISTRICT On Thursdoy. September' 27, 1973. the Main SI. t:»»p.m. Or of Commissioner of Regis- Pollina Ploce: American Legion Holl, SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT: Be- Relief Engine Hawse, Drummond registration books will be closed until tration Office, Court House, Court Front Street. otter the forthcoming General Election ginning al the point where the center Street, Freehold. Now Jersey, on or bo- THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT fine ot Corr Avenue ond Seeley Avenue, Pl0Cf [" htld on Tuesday. November 4, lero Thursdoy, September 37, 1971 dur- Polling Place: Memorlol School, For Move to Georgia - DtstrtctNol if extended westerly, would Intersect Unlan Fire House. Shrewsbury Ave- Ing the following hours: Dolly 9:00 o.m. the southerly boundary lineoi the Notice of change of residence or ap- lo 4:30 p.m., Saturdays. Sundays ond FOUR™ ELECTION DISTRICT nue. plication for tronsfer of registration Borough ol Keonsburg; thence Colts Neck, during business hours from Board or by colling In person at the ot The polling ploce tor the Filth Elec permanent registration moy register or four-year-old Middletown girls who will be students at new Christ Church 9:00 o.m to S:00 p.m. regarding his vot- tlen District Is the Viola Sickles School. Iromter with tne clerk of said munici- Norrhslde Engine Co. Flrehouse, JS lice of th* Munlclpol Cltrk or County pality at his office. Municipal Building, Sprlnasolt Avenue. ing ploce ond/or any other election In- Willow Street. Nursery School, Middletown, when it opens today. Wagon was recently far motion. ELECTION DISTRICT < JI9 Middle Rood. Hoilel, New Jersey, District Nt. 4 on or before Thursday. September 17, discovered in barn in Arkansas. It was made half a century ago for the Monmouth Regional High School, US GEORGE HANDZO following It a description of the Tht polling ploce tor the Si«lh Elec Township Clerk 1971, during Ihe fallowing hours: Dally 9 Tlnttn Avenue ond/or south end of ....Ion District In tht Borough of Seo tlon Dislrict Is the Fire House. River a.m. lo 3:30 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays rector of Christ Church, the Rev. James B. Simpson. It was designed by Reeds Rood. Sept. 10.11 «» SO Bright and me polling ploce m same, lo and Battln Roads. aid Holidays excepted Also September District Nt. S Vottrs may coll Iht Borough Clerk ot II, U, JS. is, 27, from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 his father with a movable carriage fashioned after covered wagons of 19th 747-09*1. Borough Holl. 7*1 River Rood, Tlnttn Falls Firehouse. 5 Fire House •••l!TRY*t«DIl.BCTION The pollina Place far me Borouoh of p.m. Saturday, September 22 at Town Road Seo Bright is located at the Fire House. during business hours from 9 00 o m to hall Irom 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 noon. Or century. Wagon will now be used for enjoyment of nursery school chil- District Nt. t ION East Ocean Avenue. Seo Bright 5 00 p m dolly regarding their voting at Commissioner of Registration Office, dren. Classes for four-year-olds are held three days a week. Three-year- Swimming River School, 220 Honce Now Jersey, places ond/or ony other voting intormo- Court House, Court Street, Freehold, Avenut Voters moy call Ihe Borouoh Clark ot New Jersey, on or before Thursdoy, old children attend classes two davs. Notice IS hereby given that the District 1424099. Borouoh Holl. 10*9 foil Ocean ROY W NELSON voters may call the Borough Clerk at Boords ol Election and Registry In ond September », 197} during Ihe following S42-34W. Municipal Building. SSt Tlnton Avenut, Sea Bright, during business Borough Clerk hours: Dolly 9:00 a.m. to i: 30 p.m , Sot- Illllinill IIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIHIIHIIIIMIIIIIIIimillllllllllllMIIIIM Avenue, New Shrewsbury, during busi- for the Borough of Rumson. County of hours from 900 a.m. la 4 go a.m. re Monmouth, Sftte of New Jersey, will Sept. 10.11 W7.00 •Tdoys. Sundays and Holidays excepted. ness hours from 900 a.m. to 4 30 pm. dlng his voting ploce and/or any oth On Thursday, September 17, 197], the regarding his voting ploce ond/or any meet ot the places hereinafter oesla- election Informationon.. registration books will be closed until other election Information r • IOISTRY ANO ELECTION MARY LARSON. NOTICE after the forthcoming Generol Election JEROME S. REED. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER" t, 1973 Borough Cl^rk to be held on Tuesday, Novembef 4. between the hours oilojn and 11 onv. TOWNSHIP OP SHREWSBURY Clerk tor me purpose of conductlna the Gener- NEW JERSEY 1973 Monmouth County Births U9.S0 140.00 Sept. 10, 11 .till Notice Is hereby given that the Dis- Notice of chonge of residence or ap- Said General Election will be held In REOIITRY AND ELECTION trict Boards of Election ond Registry in plication for transfer of registration IIIMIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIUItlUIIIIMItlllllUIIIIIII * HtllTRY AND ELECTION sold municipality for the purpose ot NOTICf. ond for the Township of Shrewsbury. sholl be mode either by written reojuesl electing .1 IILVf R County of Monmouth. State ol New Jer forwarded to the Munlclpol Clerk or th* LEGAL NOTICE RIVERVIKYY lak (nee Valarie Todd), 10 f sev. will meet at me ploces hereinafter County Board of Elections on forms Notice Is hereby given that the Ols designated on provided by sold Municipal Clerk or Red Bank Shadyside Place, Port Mon- * j$ '£&,„ trlcl Boords of Election ond Registry in TUESDAY. NOVEMBER ». 1973 Board or by colling In person at the Of- TUESDAY. NOVEMBER S. !»/) and for the Borough ol Little Silver between the hours ot 7 am ond Ipm, between tne hours of / o m and Ipm. Two Members ot the Generol Assem- fice of the Municipal Clerk or County mouth, son, Sept. 7. and far the Township of Moclboro Coun- County of Monmouth. Stole of New Jer for the purpose ot conducting the Gener- Board of Elections up to and Including tor ihe purpose ot conducting the Gener- ty ot Monmouth. Slote ot New Jersey, sey. will meet at me ploces hereinafter al Election. al Election. ' Mr. and Mrs. John Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Wells A Member of the Board ol Chosen September 17,1973. will meet at the ploces hereinafter des wo Councllmen (full terml Sold Generol Election will be held Irf The voting places ot and In Hollo! Sold Generol Election will be held in (nee Mary Lcary), 38 Hosford Ignatedon Notice Is hereby olven ihot qualified TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1*71 sold municipality tor the purpose ot sold municipality for the purpose of (nee Ann Karinja) 492 Nut voters ot the Borough ol Rumson, Coun- electing Township are os follows: TUESDAY. NOVEMBER*. 197J between ttit hours ol 7 am. and I p.m District No. 1 electing Ave., Leonardo, son, Sept. 6. between the hours of 7 o m ond I fun., ty of Monmoulh. Slote ol New Jersey, far tht purpose of conducting tht Gener A Governor A Governor Swamp Rd., Red Bank, son, not olreody registered in sold munici- A State Senator West Keonsburg Fir* House, Eighth SI , for the purpose of conducting the Gener - oV«l*cfl*n West Keonsburg A Stole Senator Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Jack- pality under Ihe lows of New Jersey gov- Two Members of Ihe Generol Assem- Two Members of the Gtntral Assem- Sept. 7. * Sold Central Election will be held In Dislrict No. 1 SaM Generol Election will be held in erning permonent regtitrollon mov reg- sold municipality lor the purpose ot bly son (nee Estella Moultrie), 93 Mr. and Mrs. James Long ister or tronster with the clerk ol sold A Member of the Boord of Chosen Hailet Flrertouse. Holmdel Rood. Hailet A Member of the Boord of I'-osen solsaidi munmunicipaliti y lor Ihe purpose of electing: District NO. 1 UK"electing—:: municipality ol his office. Memorlol A Governor Freeholders Freeholders Bank St., Red Bank, daugh- (nee Barbara French), 413 Borough Holl. River Rood, Rumson, Full Term Commltteemon First Aid Building, Leocadlo Court, A To> Collector A Goveernor r A State Senator Hailet New Jersey on or before Thursdoy, Sep- Two Members of the Generol Assem Notice Is hereby given that qualified Two Councllmen for tne full term ot ter, Sept. 6. Couse Rd., Neptune, son, tember 37, 1973, during the following voters of the Township ot Shrewsbury, District No. 4 three years each. T!Two!Wtmbtrs'oW l the Generol Assam- Sycamore Drive School, Sycamore Mr. and Mrs. John Verdon hours: Dolly 9:00 a.m. lo 5:00 pm Sat- A Member ot the Board of Chosen County of Monmouth, State of New Jer Notice is hereby given thof qualified Sfipt. 7. urdays trom 9 a.m. loll noon, Sundays sey. not olreody registered in said mu Drive, Hoilel A Member ol the Boord of Chosen Freeholders District No. > voters ot the Borough of Eotonloarn, (nee Kathleen Breslin), 16 ond holidays excepted. Also Thursdoy 1 Cauncllmen full term ) years niclpolity under the laws of New Jersey Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kunzler September 57, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00p» Or Township Halt Mealing Roam, 319 County of Monmouth. Stole of New Jer- Thrtt Councllmen tor lull term ol 4 Notice Is hereby given that qualified governing permanent reolstrotion moy sey, not olreody registered In said mu Clover Lane, Rumson, daugh- otcommltsloner of Registration Olflce. register or tronsfer witn the clerk of Middle M, Hoilel (nee Rhoda Shub), 628 Laurel voters of the Borough of Little Sliver, District Ne. e niclpolity under the lows of New Jersey Court House, Court Street, Freehold. County ot Monmoutti, State of New Jer said municipality at her of- governing permonent reglstrollon moy ter, Sept. 6. Ave., Holmdel, son, Sept. 7. » is hereey given that ouollfled New Jersey on or before September 37, fice—residence, Itl Belshow Avenue, Middle Rood School (Front Foyer), 305 sey, not already registered In sold mu Middle Rd., Hoiiet register or transfer with the clerk ot 1973, during Ihe following hours: Dolly nlclpollty under tht laws of New Jersey Shrewsbury Township, New Jersey, on said municipality ot the office. Mumn Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Farm- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pa- 9:00 am. to 4:30 p.m.. Saturdays. Sun- or before Thursday, September 27, 1973, District Ne. 7 tfl i i t governing ptrmonent registration moy pal Building, tl Broad Street, Colon- days and Holidays excepted. register ar transfer with the clerk of during the following hours: Dally 10:00 North Centervllle Fjjehouse, J/2 Middle town. New Jersey, on or before er, 1108 CJark St., Keyport, rody (nee Carolyn Corcoran), Sw°unT'rn. i o : .r. $#%% Rd.. Hoiiet 1 1 0 sold municipality ot hit office. Borough a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays Thursday, September V, 1973, during gowning ptrmpntnt 'M * ' "?."/J^*, On Thursday. September 37. 1973, Ihe District Ne. • daughter, Sept. 6. reolstrotion books will be closed until Holl, Prospect Avenue, Little Silver ond Holidays excepted. Or at Commis- the following hours: Dally I: JO a.m. to 6 Chamber Lane, English- r*Miiti*r or Iramftr w In tnt ci«r* u> New Jersey, on or before Thursday Sep- sioner of Registration Office, Court Cove Rood School, I Cove Rood. Hoiiet 4:30 p.m. Soturdays, Sundays and Ho- soB munlclpiX ot Munlclpol Building. otter the forthcoming General Election District Ne. 9 Mr. and Mrs. Vasile Nahas town, son, Sept. 8. to be held on Tuesday, November 4. tember 37, 1973, during Ihe following House, Court Street, Freehold, New Jer lidays excepted. In addition during Iho Rout* »• M~II«~». New Jersey on hours: Dally 9:00 am to 5-00 p.m. Sat- sey, on or before Thursdoy. September Beers Street School (All Purpose following evenings, between 7:00 p.m. 17, 1973, during the following hours: Rooml, Beers St.. Hoilel (nee Barbara Carela), 54 The Mr. and Mrs. John Finucan "iiollce of change of residence or op- urdays, Sundays ond Holidays exempted and 9 00 p.m. September 13, 30, it, 25, September 14, 3), and 27, 7:30 to 9:00 Dally 9:00a.m. to 4:30p.m., Saturdays, District Ne. la H ond V. Or ot Commissioner of Regis- Enclsoure, Colts Neck, daugh- ollcotlon tor Ironlfer of registration Sundays ond Holidays excepted. Union Avenue School, Union Ave., Hot (nee Cheryl Westerberg), 258 Sholl be mode either by written request p.m. Or at Commissioner of Reglstra tration Office, Court House, Court ..JO a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Or at the Com- lion Office, Court House. Court Street lei Street, Freehold, New Jertey, al ony ter, Sept. 6. missioner ot Hegltlratlon Office, Cou I forwarded to the Munlclpol Clerk or tn* On Thursday. September 27, 1913. the District No. IL East Rd., Belford, daughter, County Boord of Elections, on forms Freehold. New Jersey on or before Sep- reglstrollon books will be closed until lime on or before Thursday. September Mousa, Court Mr let, tfroa^iold, MerwJw- tember 27, 1971, during the following Union Avenue School. Untln Ave., Hoi- 27, 1973 during the following hours: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welsch Sept. 8. s > # r b r provided by told Municipal Clerk or otter the forthcoming Generol Election let sey, on or before Thursday, «i j (J £ *i Board or by colling In person at the of hours: Dally 9:00om to 4:3D p.m.. Sat to be held on Tuesday, November I, Dally 9 o m. lo 4:30 p.m., Soturdoys, urdays, Sundays and Holidays excepled. District NO. 11 Sundays and Holidays excepted. (nee Paulctte Deters), 66 Ooll'y »?«l*«!fn!1» 4*WV.mJ Saturdays. lice ot Ihe Munlclpol clerk or County 1973 West Keonsburg Flrehouse. Eighth SI., Mr. and Mrs. Richard Board ol elections, up to ond Including Notice ol chonae ol residence or op Sundays ond Holidays e«cepfed. On Thursday. September 37. 1971, the West Keonsburg Notice of change at residence or op- Little Silver Point Rd.. Little leotimber 37 1973 lcatlon for tronsfer of registration shall District Ne. I) pllcotlon for tronsfer ot reglstrotlon Houghton (nee Maureen Ar- registration books will be closed until • mode either by written request lor Silver, son, Sept. 6. The lollowlng Is o description ot Iho after th* forthcoming General Election e Rarlton Volley School, 37 Crescl Blvd , sholl be mode either by written request ot&'^'Srthcpmlno Oenerof'f lection Election Olslrlcti in Ihe Borough of warded to the Munlclpol Clerk or the Hailet forwarded to the Munlclpol Clerk or the ata), 32 Chamone Ave., Leon- • Lo.. n,.A .hlllfu |> 4«1S* let* held an Tuesday, Novembe >umson ond the polling ploces In eome, County Board of Elections, on forms County Boord of Elections, on forms Mr. and Mrs. Thomas to be held on Tuesday, November e. ItTJ provided by sold Municipal Clerk or District Ne. M ardo, daughter, Sept. 8. lo wit Notice of change ol residence or ap- Roman Valley School, 37 Crescl Blvd , provided by sold Munlclpol Clerk or Lauda (nee Patricia iieclienOislricii Board or by colling In person ot the of Board or by calling in person at the of' Notice of change of residence or op. All Ihol port ot Ihe BomuQh ot Rum plication fer^rensfer of registration flee ot Ihe Municipal Clerk or County Hoilel pllcotloo for tronsfer ot reolstrotion shall be moot emier by written request District Ne. IS fief of the Municipal Clerk or County McKeen), 219 C Valley prtve, Mr and Mrs. Randall ton bounded os follows lo *'t Bound Boord of Elections up to ond including Board ol Elections up to and including shell be made alther by.wrirten request Mt on Ihe nofth bv the Shiewshufv R"v ttrwordod ta Ihe Municipal Clerk or the September 77. 1973 Sycamore Drive School, Sycamore ttrwarded ta the Munlclpol Clerk or the Drive, Hoiiet September 11, 1913 Atlantic Highlands, son, Sept i.r toil hv Bmunotn Avpnue, On County Board of Elections on forms The following is a description ol the Strong (nee Judy Nolan), 21 County Board ef Elections, on forms tnr soi'lh by Mulw Road ond River provided by said Munlclpol Clerk or District Ne. It The voting ploces ot and in ine p/ovlded by sold Munlilpal Clerk or Election District In the Township of Borough of Eaionlown ore as 'oiiowi 7. Henry St., Shrewsbury, son, Hood and nn ihe *nl hy Brllevue *»e Word or by colling In person ot the of Shrewsbury and the polling place in Cove Road School, I Cove Rood, Hoilel I or by comng in person ot me of i Buena vulo Avenue e"ttpndert flee of the Municipal Clerk or County FOR ANY INFORMATION IN REF Olstrlcl No. I " •» Municipal Clerk or County •eerd of Elections up to ond IrHludlfK some, to wit fifthouse, Brood Street Mr. and Mrs. Con O'Connor Sept. 8. Pollina Plot. - Ocramt rue House, The polling ploce for the Township ot ERENCE TO LOCATION OF POLLING lions u» to ond iMiudlng M Biver Hood I Allen SlrMI io7limi.i 17, 197] PLACES ANO TIMES THAT THE District Ne 1 Shrewsbury Is Ihe Vail Home Meeting firehouse, Brood Street (nee Susan Harding), 75 Bur- Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Pico I lection District 1 The vetmg placet af and In the Room. II Barker Avenue POLLS ARE OPEN, PLEASE CALL 'vollno placet of and In me Town- Borough al Llfllt Illver art as fol- THE TOWNSHIP CLERK'S OFFICE District Ne I lington Ave, Leonardo, son, (nee Michelle Barafolo), 29 All Ihol port ol Ihe Soroush ol Rum Voters may call the Township Clerk BETWEEN 1:30 A.M. AND 4:00 P.M. Meodowbrook School, Wyckotf stood ship af Morloero ore as follows ton bounded at luiio* at 141 «»7J. Ill Belshaw Avenue. ELECTION DISTRICT Nu. I Plrst Eltclltn District TELEPHONE NUMBER M4-171S. District No. 4 Sept. 7. Miriam Drive, Matawan, son, Ml on Ihe north by Ihr ShfpwM Foiling floct tor this district Is Shrewsbury Township, during business woodmere School. Raleigh Court liberty V0"**,""1,1 hours from to 00 o m to 2 00 p m , eve- JOHN M. COSTIGAN Bf r Borough Holl. Prospect Avenut Township Clerk Dltlrlct No I Mr. and Mrs. David Blgclow Sept. 8. ri\ on thr sowltl bv ""Id* > I second Election Dltlrlct nings from 7 06 p.m to I 00 p m re- Memorlol School, Grant Avenue Mir «rv Felling place far this district Is tht garding his voting ploce end'or ony oth lapt. 10. 11 i District No < (DM Diana Laka), 125 Cres- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Robertsvllle Fire House IM r River Fire House on Prosper! Avenue er election Information Memorial School. Grant Avenue Rl No. J20, RobrrHvllle u MRS ANNE SWITfK, cent St., Keiinsburg, daugh- llowell (net Mary Sommer), • LECTION OUTRICT NO 1 "I I Third aiectle* District District Ne ' • letnen Dislrict 1 Polling place lor this district IS St Township Clerk Meodowbrook School. Wyi»o!l food Moreanviiie independent rim House RIOISTRYANDILICTION ter, Sept. 7. 223 Wilson Ave., New Mon- oftn I Chapel Parlih House on Little Sept 10, II 137 SO Voters moy toll tnr Borough Cltrh at Rl No ", Morgonville il louni NOTICE t<) I JO I Munlclpol Building. I' Brood • LECTION OUTRICT NO 4 iliver Pomtftood • OROUOH OF IATONTOWN ( Mr. and Mrs. I'etcr Mich mouth, daughter, Sept. K Pourtk Election District Street, during business hours rom f Mergonvllle Volunteer I ire House REGISTRY ANO ELECTION NIW JiHHY om to 4 p m rego'ding their voting Tennenl Rd Morounvllle Foiling place tor this district Is the (nee Paula KiiKlehardt), '20 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hil- N Notice Is hereby given Ihot the Di ploces ond'or ony other voting informo ELECTION OUTRICT NO I ,1 two Hun: BOROUSJH 0»'i

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