Rainy Rainy periods and mild today and tonight. Fair, cooler to- Ked Bank, Freehold FINAL morrow. Sunny, mild Friday. Ijong Branch EDITION 9 Monntoutli County ® Outstanding Home; Newspaper 30 PAGES VOL.94 NO.71 RED BANK, N..T, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 6.1971 TENCEPiTS County Jail Operation Condemned by Experts By WILLIAM J. ZAOnSKI many maximum security in- rect them, but it speaks criti- Mr. Davis said there was no stitutions throughout the cally .of some o( the practices organized training program at FREEHOLD - Two jail country. in the jail. the jaii to meet the problems consultants who spent a week Action Pledged Listed as having the highest that exist in the jail's daily at the county jail were critical At a news conference yes- priority was the training of operations and. the adminis- of the operation of the $3.1 " terday Sheriff Paul Kiernan, the staff in the use of the trative or management areas. million facility, noting in par- who is responsible for the op- security features of the jail. Concerning training pro- ticular that there were no con- eration of the jail, said at first In his findings, Mr. Davis grams, he said, "These are trols over guns in the jail ar- he did not disagree with any saidi "In the area of in- practically nonexistent at this mory or knives in the kitchen. of the recommendations in the stitutional operation the basic institution. At least no forma- The salient findings seemed report—but later he did. How- problem lies in the correction-, lizedi training schedules or to be that there are no forma- ever, he promised to imple- al staff failing to fully under- programs could be found that Jized training programs for ment as many of them as pos- stand or to use effectively the would indicate new employes correction officers, no train- sible. abundance of security mea- are being properly in- ing on firearms and that the Freeholder Director Joseph sures available to them." The doctrinated. No evaluation of officers don't know how to use C. Irwin said he could not. transition from the old jail to • any employes' performance the security features of the fa- take exception to the report the new one demands new so- was being made and no in-ser- cility in Freehold Township which was prepared by Stew- lutions for old procedures, he vice training programs were which opened September, art K. Reeves and Henry J. said. being conducted. • 1970. Davis, assigned by the Ameri> Ml utilization of employes "Post orders, that should However, the two experts can Correctional Association is not being obtained under justify and outline the duties said in their report, released under the state Law Enforce- the present staffing structure, of each position, did not exist yesterday by the county ment Assistance Adminis- Sheriff Paul Kiernan he said. "The security fea- so that employes relied On Board of Freeholders, that the tration. and of its security features, tures of the institution are not verbal instructions to fit the jail contains security features . Basically the report speaks noting a few faults and mak- being used to their full poten- contingencies of the moment." that would be the envy of highly of the jail construction ing recommendations to cor- tial." Sec Experts, Page 2 Broad-to-River Vote Near By BEN VAN VLIET

Register Staff photo RED BANK — Some things LOVE CONQUERS — Mr. and Mrs. Richard St. John of Port AAonmouth just seem to linger forever. have reunion in Riverview Hospital/ Red Bank, where bridegroom is Take, for example, the re- being treated for head injuries suffered early Friday in Staten island. latively simple idea of open- AUto accident occurred on eve of couple's wedding, which went off with- ing up the end of Broad St. to out a hitch in bridegroom's home, just before he was admitted to hospital. expose the Navesink River. For at least 80 years this concept has been in existence and, aside from periodic dis- cussion, nothing has ever been done. Wedding Date Kept But this year the long-stand- ing, and controversial idea hopefully will be settled one way or the other. For the first time, the ques- By Injured Groom tion will be on the ballot, and both sides are hoping for a By FLORENCE BRUDEIt ception; then a call came land on Saturday and take clear cut opinion from a ma- early Friday morning from. him home. jority of the borough's 6,000 RED BANK - The bride Richmond Memorial Hospital, "It was there he donned his voters. Dr. Lawrence R. Burdge Mrs. Katharine Elkus White Joseph C. Irwin Daniel J. O'Hern was beautiful in white sat- Staten Island to Richard's tuxedo," Pam recalled, "and O'llera in Gamble • in.. .the groom was hand- home, 17 Mercer St., Port told me to get into my bridal Mayor Daniel J. O'Hern is personal contacts and the and businessman, and Mrs. Burdge, 46 Hilltop Ter., a for- Leon Reussllle Jr., Daniel some in white adhesive Monmouth, that he's been in- gown and get the wedding the man who has decided to mailing of a brochure. Katharine Elkus White of Red mer Republican councilman. Tuller, and Joseph Sand. tape—but the wedding went jured in an auto accident. party in order. I did—and the bring the question to a head, In an effort to take the pro- Bank, a former borough may- Other members of the com- Dr. Burdge said interest in on as scheduled.. .and today, "We rushed up there," said Rev. William Bisgrove, for- and he may be staking his po- posal out of politics, Mayor or, and former U.S. ambassa- mittee are Bernard B. Fijian, the project stems from "an Pamela Pritchard Root of his father, "to find his ear had • merly of New Monmouth, litical fortunes on it, as well who serves as treasurer, old desire on the part of many Leonardo is Mrs. Richard St. came and performed the cere- O'Hern has gotten major dor to Denmark. gone out of control, he'd hit a as his party's tenuous control spokesmen for both political Mrs. White is a Democrat Frank Allocca, Miss Abble V. to open the end of Broad St. to John, and the honeymoon is .pole and was suffering head mony." of the Borough Council. •Strickland, Mrs. Rosemary the river." only slightly delayed. , parties to serve as honorary and Mr. Irwin is a Republi- and facial injuries." Her bridesmaids and flower Mayor O'Hern won election chairmen. can. Kopka, Miss Louise McCue, He said the concept is not to It began this way: Richard Determination Wins girl were in rainbow colors to a four-year term last year They are Monmouth County Burdge Leads Unit Richard Johnson, Mr. and extend Broad St. down to Ma- and Pam had been friends for Pam added, "Richard was and the groomsmen were and part of his platform was Freeholder Director Joseph jyirs. Norman Lee, Mrs. Roger rine Park, but rather to ex- properly attired. They were Named as chairman of the years and recently they de- determined to go through with the Broad St.-to-the-river C. Irwin, a Red Bank resident committee is Dr. Lawrence R." Squire, Joseph T. Grause, See Broad, Page 2 cided to get married and our wedding/'. , married, amid a flurry of. question, which he promised move to Florida. So the family got the Port flowers and bandages. . . to place on the November bal- Invitations were issued for Monmouth First Aid Squad to The maid of honor was lot. ', ' Saturday's wedding and re- remove him from Staten Is- Sec Hurt, Page 2 He was elected, and lie had the question put on the ballot, over the objections of two of Council Unit Set the Republican members of By DORIS KULMAN help..." but denied allega- the council. when it learned that all three have a broad cross-section of representatives of providers representation." tions that they had "packed" Proponents of Federal Council Is Split EATONTOWN - Apparent- elected from Monmouth were J. Robert Lackey is director last month's meeting. He said The mayor, a Democrat, ly there's nothing like the chiropractors. of the state Health Planning the chiropractors were inter- had the support of the three election of a chiropractor to Not Broad-Based Agency. ested only in assuring "the Democratic councilmen, and bring out the medical set. That's not broad-based rep- The chiropractors at one consumer free one Republican. The council A crowd estimated at more resentation.as required by the time had considered going to choice... every time the me- Pay Hikes Pessimistic is split 3-3 with control going than 500 overflowed the Mon- state's guidelines, the state court to defend their election dical profession controls|1'any- to the Democrats by virtue of I mouth Shopping Center civic HPC said. tlilng, we get left out..." WASHINGTON (AP) — way to permit government government employes and the mayor's tie-breaking vote. but have dropped that idea, Senators trying to nullify employes to get whatever pay military personnel. auditorium last night for the About 100 persons attended Dr. Kaplan said. , Last night's meeting got off Mayor O'Hern has been a second election to name three last month's meeting. to a swift start with the elec- President Nixon's post- raises are allowed in the pri- However, either the Senate staunch advocate of the proj- Last night's crowd wasn't ponement of a federal pay vate sector under the Presi- et0 representatives of providers The three persons elected unexpected. tion of Freeholder Director or the House can Y the ect and although rebuffed in a of health services from Mon- Joseph C. Irwin as chairman. •raise are maneuvering dent's economic policies. President's order. By a 207-174 previous attempt to get the last night were all nominated Only four physicians from against admittedly heavy mouth County to •sit on a com- and defeated in the election Monmouth attended last 'Consumer' Elected As part of his economic- .vote on Monday, the House re- proposal underway, he appar- mittee that will set up a six- odds to win acceptance of a stabilization program an- fused to do so. The Senate has ently ingoing after support last month. month's meeting. It also contained one unex- compromise. county Central Jersey Com- They are Miss Winona Dar- Reportedly, that was be- pected development — the nounced Aug. 15, Nixon or- until midnight tomorrow to tliis timej in a big way. prehensive Health Planning In the Senate and in the dered a six-month post- act. rah, retiring director of the cause Mr. Lackey's letter to election of a fourth "con- He hasVappointed a bi-parti- Council. MCOSS Family Health and sumer" delegate, Wilson Port Office and Civil Service ponement of a 6 per centpay Before the House vote, the san committee to drum up the county Medical Society in- Committee, moves are under raise, scheduled Jan. 1, for White House said that if Con- The first election, held last Nursing Service; Dr. Louis viting them to that meeting Shepherd, director of the As- support and sell the concept month, was voided by the Albright, a Spring Lake physi- bury Pork Model Cities Pro- gress caved in under pressur- to the voters. This will include didn't specify clearly an elec- es to override Nixon's order, state Health Planning Council cian who is secretary of the tion was to be held. The Me- gram, as a representative of •'the inflationary con- state Medical Society, and Fe- dical Society interpreted the the poor and minority groups. sequences would be rapid, ex- lix Pilla, administrator of letter to moan the meeting Under recently-enacted leg- tensive and severe." Monmouth Medical Center, would be for disseminating in- islation, all applications for The Inside S lory Long Branch. formation only. construction or expansion of Tip-off on the Hunt Meet ?f.Pagc 10 In the Senate, a resolution to veto the President's order Not one chiropractor was Language Tightened hospitals or other health facil- Book lovers unite for AAUW book sale Page 11 nominated. That was by pro- ities have to bo approved by a Birds sweep and Pirates need one ....Pago 24 has been introduced by Sen. Mr. Lackey said lie had Frank E. Moss, D-Utah. But arrangement, according to "tightened tho language" in regional planning council and State soccer giants toppled,...... Page 24 Dr. Reuben I. Kaplan, presi- then by the state council. So National Basketball Association preview.... I'ngc 25 Moss told newsmen its chan- Hudson County. the letter that went out for ces of adoption are very They suy it's a different world from Mnnmoulh. And, more dent of the Monmouth-Occan last night's meeting. do applications for federal Mld-wet'k schoolboy gridiron fodder Page 25 Chiropractic Society and one grants to hospitals or other doubtful unless a compromise and more, Hudson County residents arc leaving that area and One physician, looking Bridge Advice 29 DAILY REGISTER can be worked out. moving south. of the men elected last month. health agencies. Classified ; 26-28 PHONE NUMBERS Fairness Wanted around the audience last night A compromise he has pro- But the old tic remains. commented, "they haven't Each county presumably Comics 20 Main Office... 741-0010 posed would keep pay raises Put two former Hudson County residents together and you Noting that the election is to gotten this many men out to a was to have six delegates to Crossword Puzzle 29 Classified Ads 741-6901) for federal employes within can bo sure they'll talk about Hudson County. a temporary steering com- Medical Society meeting in the steering committee, three Editorials.... 6 Legal Adv 741-0010 whatever guidelines arc es- Some of them have oven formed a club — and that's tho mittee. Dr. Kaplan last night years..." representing "consumers" of Entertainment 22 Display Adv .....741.0010 said "Mr. Lackey said there tablished for private employ- theme of a special report by Daily Register Staff Reporter Dr. Kaplan had said the health services (those who be- Financial 14 Circulation I)cpt 741-3330 es in Phase 2 of the. Presi- .Mnrybcth Allen. would be broad provider rep- SportsDept 741-0017 chiropractors weren't invited come ill) and three rcpresent- Horoscope 29 dent's economic program, ex- Shu interviewed some of tho Hudson County people and resentation and he will keep Ing "providers" (those who Innocent uysinnticr ..21 • Women's News 741-0010 us in mind, so wo graciously to last month's meeting at all" Accounts Payable..., 741-0010 pected to be announced within got from them .some interesting comparisons between the two — a complaint also voiced by care for tho ill). But one of Movies 22 a few days, counties. decided not to seek election. See Health, Page ! Obituaries .-5 Accts. Receivable...... 741-0010 We think it would be fair to several health agencies — but Sports , 24,25 Mlddlctown Bureau ....671-2250 It's a fascinating story, one that you won't want to miss. had read of it in the news- Television ...„,.,.,..,.... ^22 -.- Freehold Bureau. 482-2121 Fresh Idaho Rainbow Trout. And it will appear in tomorrow's Daily Register, Northern Long Branch Inn opening for papers-. He has acknowledged, Lobster tails, $5,95,(, Fish- Women's News ...10,11 Long Branch Bureau...2?2-00l0 Bayshore Fishery, Red Bank. Monmouth County's largest newspaper and Monmouth Coun- lunch, 11:30-2:30 today, Oct. 6. that the chiropractors then erman's WWarf, Rumson. . (Adv.) ty's most interesting newspaper. Morris and Third Aves. (Adv.) "called some people to (AUv.) J-^i^Wsailj p hirr. r Condemn County JmM OperatmhM quarters. tween two grilles, It Is im-sonally owned clothing and to> stituto is to attract the calibef , "Sufficient Security can Die perative that he is aware of receive clean clothing from -i-^^^f^^ft^J"' ':'• C .The expert said this prac- visitors should be termi- SS^HSWWW^80- -however, \ tice had not .been changed at of employe that they should . provided in this institution to Who is approaching his post." lJflpW^ that the jail does * ttWtim e of his visit (Aug. 2-6). nave, and build a career ser- noose any type of prisoner if • The expert recommended U)at nated," he said. The Jail i;'j(PM|fcfttiiniftigv.prog*>frrts- .• Shtrif* Kiernan, however, vice, the salaries Of its offi- security features are used concave mirrors be installed. should furnish jail clothing to si^^^ei|pted the recom- '• said/yesterday the practice cers most be competitive with properly and if such features Another recommendation all commitments. "This would ineaaaaon as meaning a more • Has been changed. other agencies," it said. are operating to maximum ef- was for a full time mainls- minimize the possibilities of ftit^ve training pr%a»i. U |' Mr. Davis also recommend- Ratio Is Cited ficiency," said Mr. Reeves. nance man at the "jail to bo contraband introduction, en- |i| p(f,s|je would dis- le\ edd thathatt aa plapn be designeg d to There were 133 officer posi- "This was not the case at able to make immediate re- hance the jail's sanitation, as I assist officers in controlling tions in August against a jail the time of this visit." pairs. well as improving inmate cus- •' riotous or other emergency population that averaged 260, Repairs Urged .Shortly after the jail was tody." ^^^Smpi ; situations within the jail and he said, approximately a one- The jail expert said the rear opened, he continued, it was The report noted that new B$(IS* Ha*, the jail does not that this become part of the to-two average of officer to sallyport gates had not been discovered that several secu- commitments do not sign .0 l^^^j^ljjng classes now but | training program for all em- prisoner. "This is a much operating properly since the rity locks needed to be n- mail censorship authorization ||$i§SiofiSSroa-the-job training i ployes. . higher ratio of officer to pris- jail opened. The inner gate keyed. He noted as an ex- form and that "at present all liptei^ :.'. "'•'•• ]• Sheriff Kiernan took ex- oner staffing than in any oth- cannot be electrically oper- ample that one key to a trusty mail is censored" and It-Is '5-f*J^iJti|i>pyi» recommended £ ception to this, maintaining er comparable jail," he said. ated as it was designed to be, dormitory also opened an ex- strongly recommended that iiper* &e Issued in>me- { that Warden Ralph Cook has A staff of 100 positions is he saM, adding that whenever terior door of the jail. Some "the mail censorship' author- -flitifteir inmates are * plans for these Conditions. '"'I very adequate and Woufd al- vehicular of pedestrian traffic have beeti rekeyed, he said, ization form be signed by, all ..,.,__ .$•.:'fa their quarters for i know of them generally," he low the jail to operate' a full is admitted to tne court yard, but others have not. new commitments." ,, j^tiij^t, all keys that would * said. "I don't know why the program in complete safety, both'jjates are opened simul- Heating Rapped Destruction Cited-, y ;!|sifi»it access to the safety J; report said there was none. he said, suggesting that the tancousfy, negating the built- Despite (he fad that the jail The report said thatj^Uiee !^^tlil^le> be removed from tl Another recommendation money from tho salaries sav- Undersheriff P. Paul Campi Warden Ralph Cook in security at the trap. He has modem steam heating the jail has been opened;Here Wm!|»# fjngs of officers in l was that as part of the train- ed be Used to increase the sal- "However, there is no fire- be started of who obtains tlte urged immediate repairs. equlpTneht, he iuUS,-the heat- have been .several Instances '<01iti0t W ptimet quarters, ling program guards be re- aries of the 100 and thus hot arms training for the staff. In- key to this,room and that the Mr. Reeves noted that there ing during the past winter was of destruction of county prop- Silpl woukf prevent an officer * quired to enroll In the "Coite- require an increase in the jail ventories are not kept in the armory officer check his sup* are many corners, turns and inadequate. He urged Ifflme. erty by inmates but no at- froflt telng lured into the ves- • spofldeace Course for Jailers" budget. armory." ply daily and report any some blind spots inside the diate action to correct this. tempt has been made tpjee tibule by himself and over- '• which is available without In his section of the report, Sheriff Kiernan insisted that shortage to the deputy warden jail that require more staff "Loss of heat en a cold night that the county is reimbursed pUWefed by inmates, he said. charge from the federal Bu- Mr. Reeves noted that there is the jail had had firearms'"1 immediately. than the usual 305 capacity could lead to a serious morale for the destruction or that in- i lflS#fepflBt Warned a guard's reau of Prisons. a secure armory is the per- traifting for the staff but the The report noted that three jail would need. There are problem among tlte inmates mates are prosecuted for ma- ft#Bfe W property use the; Concerning the staffing of sonnel training area which instructor had quit his job. He handguns had disappeared five areas inside which are that could further lead to licious damage. safety vestibules and the fact correction officers, the report contains carbines and shot- maintained that guards who from this room September, blind spots, he said. seriotis trouble," he said. Mr. Reeves suggested that .'tWf Ifi was carrying security said the most critical facet guns, submachine guns, .38 transport inmates and who 1970. "The majority of these "The practice of permitting prisoner counts be held at the keys for the escape of two in- was of recruitment. "If the caliber revolvers, mace and carry weapons are trained. blind areas cannot be seen by grand jury and unsentenced noon-day meal in addition to Monmouth Correctional In- riot control equipment. "Knife control in the kitch- mates last May. The sheriff, however, con- en needs to be reexamined," the officers assigned posts be- prisoners to retain their pcr- the three shift changes. Me ceded that at the present time said Mr. Reeves. "On the day also recommended that wh«n ! there Is no training on fire- of the visit, the kitchen knives all inmates are locked irt'dor- arms. were kept in an unlocked mltories and cell blocks at Irwin, Kiernan Clash CIteefcs Advised drawer and there was no su-County Asks Fund night, the officers In charge The report recommended pervision in sight. make unofficial count* at that a written record system "There is no inventory of least once an hour and report Knives nor is there any writ- to the control center. ten checkout system. For Jail TV Net The report said that there Ori\Jail: Guards'Pay but didn't put in the had been some mechanical Hurt Groom "Knives should be kept in a FREEHOLD — The county locked drawer or on a secure Board of Freeholders will ap- • closed circuit television sys- problems at the jail'since it FREEHOLD — Freeholder i last year concerning a start- Employes either quit or. If . tern because it was a "matter was opened but that these they have ability, are siph- shadow board. Whenever they ply for State Law Enforce- Director Joseph C. Irwin, a (.(.ing salary of $5,897 over the Keeps Date are checked dut, a written of dollars and cents." were compounded by manage- Republican, and Sheriff Paul;- previous starting salary of oned off by other police ment Planning Agency record should be maintained (SLEPA) funds for a closed The new jail, which opened ment problems with the end Kiefflan,, a Democrat, locked t/_/ $ $4,988, . Monmouth met manyy agencies who can offer more September, 1970, cost |3.t mil? result being confusion and un- money." ForWedding indicating the person to whom circuit television surveillance hhorn s yesterdatd y over ththe is off thhe association'itis 'requests t , they are Issued." system for the county jail.- lion. certainty among the jail per- question of higher salaries for,.Y" he said. COUld Cut HoII (Continued) The report also suggested Fra;fiold«f fiirectof J,esSheriffi - Kiernan said tho The report said that the jail Kathy St. John, at home; and cameras Would be located Features Praised county jail. 'starting salary was not suf- had 133 employes when it was that at the dose of business, C. irwin announced yesterday bridesmaids were the Misses trie list should be checked as during a ftews conference on throughout the jail to detect "The institution has built The exchange over salaries ficient %o attract the kind of surveyed, adding that "this Into it security features that jail could be well operated Gail Sellers of Port fitonmouth well as the inventory to see the latest jail report that ttte unauthorized movement In took place during a news'con- • men the jail should have as and Tina Johnson of Belford. corridors, mess hall, exercise would be the envy of many ference on the latest jail re- ; guards. "We should have men with a trained staff of 100 em- that all knives have been re- freeholders will apply -for ployes, effecting a savings of Thomas St. John served as turned before inmates are state funds for the system. • yard. The carrteras would not maximum security in- port, this one conducted by ! join us who have the idea Of best man for his brother, and permitted to return to their look into the living areas of stitutions throughout the two experts for the federal making this their careers. ?198,000." . ushers were Howard Long of The request for tfi(? appli- country," said Mr. Davis-- Bftiean of Prisons. the inmates. [ "Every time we get a good . The report suggested thai Leonardo and Joseph Sellers Checks Theft cation to SLEPA was made It also calls for a video tape "Security of the entire in- Sheriff Kiernan said it was man he leaves us and goes to the money saved by reducing Of Port Monliiouth. by Sheriff Pan* Kiernan. Un- recorder which a guard could stitution is further strength- his position that jail guards a municipality," lie said. the staff could be used to sub- CKarlene Root, at home, dersherlff P. Paul Campi out- ase to tape-record any event. ened by an elaborate control should receive the same sala- Most Be Cautions Being Probed stantially increase the sala- was her sister's flower girl. LONG BRANCH - City de- lined the county's proposal The jail report, prepared by console that indicates when ry as polite officers in rrianici- Mf. Irwin Said it costs the ries of the 100 employes "to a Alone at Reception last month when the sheriff various grilles throughout the palliies, recommending a county a lot of money to main- tectives today continue a two consultants for the Ameri- point where capable people Then came the reception: probe of the theft yesterday of submitted his request to the can CorreetlOfial Association institution arc being opened starting salary of either $8,000 fain salaries for county em- would be attracted to work In "Richard had to be rushed to freeholders- or closed." ployes. "We Itave to be Very $1,900 in travelers checks under the state Law Enforce- the jail and other agencies Riverview Hospital. Red- from Al Chlrnofsky, 265 Hol- The plan lists the SLEPA ment Assistance Adminis- Termed a vexing problem Mr. frwin, however, dis- cautious how we jump in one could not lure them sway. Bank," hiss bride recalled. category." lywood Ave. share at $94,700. The county's tration program, did not make because of manpower de- agreed tnat the guards could' This increase In salary levels "That was a condition of get- share is already provided for any recommendations con- mands was the transportation be compared with police offi- Among tne many reeont- under this* method would Rot Mr. Chernofsky told police ting him cut of the Staten Is- the checks were stolen from —. the freeholders provided cerning closed circuit tele- of inmates to and from, the cers add added that a good Aiendations of the jail report require any requester aft In- land hospital. So I went to the for conduits for the TV sys- courts, The report, however, percentage of the guards are was increasing the salaries of his residence. vision for the jail. > crea&inijie jaU budget." wedding reception myself." Reported taken were three tem in thtinew jail.• The-re'pbrt-said the jail had made no recommendation but receiving mote than the start- guards. ,:4 *; Mr, Irwln said 'Hat it de- Alone, she was'asked? ing sarary. flOO-doIlar checks front the "Mr. Irwin explained that the good'-Security measures buV suggested a conference, be- "Probably the most severe pendson circumstances If the "Ves; it wasn't easy, with First National City Bank and freeholders planed for the that the guards did not know tween the sheriff and the HlftedPay management problem facing 1 1 freeholders can use the mon- more than 120 guests at En- iS'Americari Express trav- systerri hy providing the con- how to" Use them. .,, judges to review the problem. The freeholder director the jail authorities is recruit- ey saved under thfs rtietftdd to gine C6. 1 Fire House, Bcl- ;,_" The report urged jail offi- . niaintaified that the freehol- ment," said the report.;"Sala- elers checks. 1 increase the other salaries. ferd, all asking how Richard dais to maker greater use of ders have, over tHe year. ?, in- ries are not competitive and "We recognize that this.is , was." federal and stale jail in- creased'the salaries for the the caliber of the individual not the nicest job in the world. But the gallant young lady spection services. Who will accept employment We will do what we cari but got through it, just as her hus- It also noted that there County Budget Director at this scale creates many we can't say what we will do Broad-to-River Vote band would have Wished. problems in adjustment and were no toilet facilities in the Theodore J. Naro&mick said at this time; What fs good And then, about 8:30 p.m., isolation cells, noting "court the Correction Officers! Asso- training for the institution. today may not be proper to- "Turnover is very high. the new Mrs. SL John, replete decisions have always ruled ciation reached an agreement morrow," he said. in satin and tulle, rushed against such practices." down to Riverview to visit her November Ballot Freeholder Axel B. Carlson brand-new husband. (Continued) whether the borough should indicate my support for theJr. replied that this is being ^"Everyone was so kind to pand the park up to the shop- proceed with plans to acquire plan." corrected. ; us," she recalled. "Tho I felt ping center. the seven lots involved at a Traditionally, the idea has County Births a little silly in my wedding Park Expansion cost of up to $95,000. been favored by the Demo- dress." . 1 "We envision it as ah ex- It is a nonbindtng referctt- crats, and opposed by the Re- Clear Gas But, according to all ac- pansion of Marine Park rath- dilm meaning that the govern- publicans. ftlVERVIEW Mr. and Mrs. John Brower Mr. and Mrs. Kevin O'Toole counts, the darkhaired bride er than an extension of Broad ing body Is not bound by the In opposing placing the Red Bank (nee Ann Chfistensen), 101 (nee Miriam Letsch), 50 was lovely, and lent a certain St.," he said. decision of the voters. question on the ballot, He- Company Of Church St., Fair Haven, son, Wdodshore West, Cliffwood charm to the emergency Oct. 5. Noting that as far back as The mayor said there are no publican Councilman Dr. Mi- Mr. and Mrs. Judd KiAzfey Beach, daughter, Oct. 5. room. 1881, the Idea Was being dis- specific plans for devel- chael J. Arnone said the esti- Fire Blame (flee filetsey Thompson), fil Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Con- Mr. and Mrs. John Bur- Richard.was admitted that nors (nee Arui Marie Wilton), cussed, Dr. Burdge said "we . opfflent of the area, which mated cost Id the borough is Nautilus Drive, Leonardo, khardt (nee Ethel Sageska), night," she said, "and he's feel it has been discussed for slopes from Front St. down to "much to small." TRENTON f/AP) - The daughter, Oct. 4. 20 Gillette St., Keansburg, 10 Collins Ave., Port Mon- been getting splendid care too many years. Red Bank the river. He said he figures the proj- State Supreme Court ruled Mr. and Mrs. John Sinnott daughter, Oct. 5. mouth, daughter, Oct. 5. ever since." Tuesday that the New Jersey ' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph can't afford to be lackadaisk* Aid Possibility Eyed ect would cost close to (nee Mary Kiernan), 8 Keels MONMOUTH MEDICAL He may be released tomor- al all these years. Natural Gas Co. was not re- Court, Englishtown, son, Oct. McGurty (nee Rosemary "It will depend," he safd, $250,000. Long Branch row, according to his doctor, "If we don't do something "on what federal and state "When people are suffering sponsible for two 1963 fires on 4. Mowers), 22 Lakeside Drive, but the hewiyweds will stay in tho Asbury Park boardwalk. Matawan, daughter, Oct. 5. soon we'll find ourselves look- money is available. We will from strangulation by tax- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert.Us Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Had- Monmouth County for about ing at the river through a kno- tailor the plans to meet the fi- ation," he said, "it is too By a 6-0 decision, the court (nee Ellen Schoen), 41 Ice Mr. and Mrs. George Bull dad (nee Ilarriet Schultz). 18 three weeks until recovery is nancial situation." upheld a verdict by a trial 1 (nee Anne Reavey), 501 Hop-^ thole in a fence," he said. much to ask them to finance Meadow Lane, Matawan, Pal Drive, Wayside, son, Oct. completely assured. Involved in the plan would There have been previous what really amounts to a jury that the gas company daughter, Oct. 4. ping Road, Belford, daughter, 4. "Then it's off ,to Orlando, was not at fault in the fires. Oct. 5. be the acquisition of six .stores suggestions to develop a shop- beautlfication project." Mr. and Mrs. David Lambe Fla., for our new life," Pam roughly between the small al- ping mall leading down to- The Supreme Court ruling . Mr, and Mrs. Alfred White Mr. and Mrs. Robert Girard (nee Janet Farrcn), 125 said. thus overturns a decision by (nee Gail Underkofler), 6 leyway leading to Marine ward the river. (nee Bertha Jones), 87 Bay- Stoney Hill Road, Eatontown, But tho rainbow wedding I'ark and Baynton's Floor Mayor O'Hern said he in- the Appellate Division of Su- view Ave., Keansburg, son, Dogwood Lane, Lincroft, son, son. won't be soon forgotten: the perior Court, which had or- Oct. 5. Coverings. tends to keep the question out Lilllc Bridge Oct. 4. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Johnson two bright-eyed principals The stores involved are Do- of the upcoming council elec- dered a new trial of the case. • Mr. and Mrs. Gary Christ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Skiba (nee Marion Jackson), 203 had planned It for a long, The fires occurred Aug. 8 r (nee Dianna Britton), 38 minies Barber Shop, Levin- tion. Hit, Truck (nee Joyce Pinter), 26 Unlom Monmouth Ave., Long time—and it went off as son's Hardware, Boltone "Neither of our candidates and Sept. 11, 1963 and caused Ave., Freehold, daughter, Chestnut St., Holmdcl, daugh- Branch, son, Oct, 4. scheduled. about $2 million damage to ter, Oct. 5. Hearing Aid, Manpower Inc., (the Democrats) will cam- Oct. 4. . Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Levey "All our troubles may be Shoe Service, and Marascio's paign on this, because we Is Wrecked the new boardwalk and to ad- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wcntz Mr. and Mrs. Brian Taxman (nee Susan Schutte), 102 >coming now," Pam summed jacent businesses and con- (nee Peggy Marx). H Khca Barber Shop. don't want anyone to make FAIR HAVEN — The com- (nee Arlene Huys), 440 Middle Cresci Blvd., Hazlet, son, Oct. up. "We'll have a good life The actual question being this a political issue. I don't cessions. Road, Hazlct, son, Oct. 4 Itoad, Port Monmouth, son, 4. ahoad," plete upper structure of a ren- Oct. !>. Submitted to the voters is plan to do anything other tllatt ted van, police say, was dam- Seventeen concessionaires Mr. and Mrs. Gilford Carson and the city of Asbury Park Mr. and Mrs. V. Kalph Mr. and Mrs. Jerold Weir (nee Patricia tiakbom), 20 Pi- aged when it struck the top of (nee Sharon Goedert), 7 Gar- the McCartcr Bridge as it was sued New Jersey Natural Gas Magee (nee Cnarlene Thee), neview Ave., Keansburg, Co. for negligence in-con- 28 Wilson Ave., Matawan, rett Place, ffew Monmouth, twins, daughter and son, Oct. Mayor Urges Little Silver being driven west on Ridge daughter, Oct. 5. Hoad. nection with the flros. :T daughter, Oct. 3. 4. The concessionaires and the The driver,, William An-, city had elaimctd that the Busliiessmeo to thony Bossitiger, reportedly company installed its gas line, told police tie had.misjudgedf' which was -beneath the board- Weather; Rainy and Mild LITTLK SILVKK — The they will respond this year be- * The only stumbling block distance. "Striking.'the top of walk, in a plnce'wherc-lt was lack of Christmas lighting in cause we had no lights last the mayor sees to a strong or- the overpass caused the van foreseeable that there might Considerable cloudiness day. 57 clear, Los Angeles 7!> deaf, today with occasional rain Nearly two inches of rain the borough shopping district year," Mayor Judge said. ganization is the separation of to veer,to,tlic.rfg'lil,'where" it be fires and that thu.se fin\s Louisville fi'2 partly cloudy, last year can be attributed to "Tlie lack of lighting tonk a the two retail shopping areas, crashed into the wall. Police and possibly a thunderstorm fell overnight in the Washing- Miami 81 clear, Philadelphia "might .rupture the liftes~and Oils morning, and chance of a ton area and more than two the lack of "an effective busi- little of the glow out of last along Prospect Ave. and near say the fire depart mi-nl was greatly intensify the blazus. fi8 haze, Phoenix 80 clear, Christmas and had an impact the railroad station. "But called to cut away the frame brief shower again toward inches fell at Newport News, Pittsburgh 56 partly cloudy, nessmen':, association", May- The 'Appellate Division evening, high in mid 70s. Part- Va. or Thomas B. Judge said last on local businesses". that's not enough to prevent a .structure so (he vehicle could found errors In the charge to San Francisco 55 ctea r, strong association," he said, be moved. ly cloudy tonight, low in the A few rain-sprinkling clouds Seattle 58 clear and Washing- night. lie suggested local business- the jury by Judge Clarkson low 50s. Fair and cooler torno- es affiliate themselves with Mayor Judge said he has of- Fisher, now a federal district also were found along the ton 68 cloudy. He said the borough chipped row, high in mid 60s. Friday Gulf Coast, the lower (Jrcat the. Greater Hod Bank Cham- fered the use of the Borough Mr. Bossinger had report- court judge. But the Supreme fair and mild. TIDES in 3400 last year, as it had for ber of Commerce and form a Hall as a meeting room for an edly just left his home at Par- Court said it found rm judicial Lake; and Florida, but the several years, with the stipu- J In Long Branch, yes- skies over the entire West ' Sandy Hook Little Silver Auxiliary to "util- organization and the borough mly St. add was en route to errors. lation that the businessmen ize the chamber's organizing Little Silver Newsletter to an- Florida, where Ire will reside terday's high was 75 degrees were clear. The higher eleva- Today — High 10:06 p.m. raise an additional $800 and tj»e tow was 159. It was 79 tions of the Rockies were and low 4:12 p.m. experience gained over a peri- nounce meetings and pro-at .1184 Nancy St., W. Mel- among themselves to pay die od of years." grams if businessmen are in- bourne, The van contained Thailand Aid to |{jm> at 6 p.m. The overnight low nipped by frost. Tomorrow — High 10:30 cost of the lighting. was 60 and the temperature at a.m. and II p.m. and low 4:18 Mayor Judge said he wrote terested in forming an associ- furniture, which police say Temperatures before dawn was partially damaged. BANGKOK (Al*,) -The 7 Oils morning was 6.1 There ranged from 34 at Laramie, a.m. and 5 p.m. This year again, the mayor letters to 50 local businessmen ation. United StuleH expects to in- Was a "09-frfch rainfall. , Wyd., to H3 at Key West, Kla. For Red Bank and Huiftson said, tin- horough is appro- and asked them to attend a The mayor said although crease aid tn Thailand from Mild and tranquil weather Some other reports: bridge, add two hours; »Sea priating MOO toward llirproj- rnwtinn lo discuss the Christ- Iho borough once had an ac* Lt. (JeoiTje Chandler was in- $28.H million this year to $3». settled over the nation today Atlanta 67-cloudy,, Boston 64 Bright, deduct 19 minutes; cet and he said he feels con- mas lighting and forming a lo- tive businessrifen's associ- vestigating officer. No MJin- .million; in 1972 —• mainly for Witt *nty-heavy rains In the haze, Chicago 54 clear, Cleve- Long Branch, deduct 15 min- fident the businessmen wilt cal business association. ation, Its members-lost inter- inmis wns issued, 'fUe acci- erlwMUttm, transportation mill central Atlantic states spoil- land 58 rain, Denver 44 clear, utes; Highlands bridge, add 49 raise their share. "Only^fx showed up," he est and the organization fold* dent happened at 4:07 p.m. -'.agriculture'—<-American rrfli- commented. cd. . •• ; : • . , •' -,• yesterday. ; ing a near-perfect autumn Detroit 53 clear, Kansas City minutes. "I'm pretty well convinced ;:ieMiis-saW. v-'.-. "•;'•.•/:.•••••::. ; The Dally Ucfhhftf, Bed Batik — MMdlvtowii, N.J., W.-ri, tMoU r ft, l')l 1 Top of the News WASHINGTON - A four-man inquiry board worked to- Rights Unit Head Hits ward today's deadline in helping President Nixon decide whether to halt dock strikes on the West, East and Gulf cousts. The board, appointed Monday night by the President's exec utlve order, was formally certifying contract'deadlocks that have paralyzed most of the country's deep-water ports. Souvenir Questioning Appointed under tonns of the Taft-Hartley Act governing By DORIS KLLMAN nance a six-member delega- WRO's $1,295.28 in expenses Is sentative and national execu- labor relations, the board was directed to report to Nixon by tion to the convention, which this; tive representative from Nety today. The President then will determine whether to ask an 80- RED BANK — Questions met on the Brown University — "Pre-arrangements for Jersey: $135." day court Injunction against the strikes. raised by a trustee of Mon- Campus In Providence, R.I., the convention, including food — Souvenir expenses: $125. A member of the original five-man panel, Morris I. Myers mouth Community Action from July 28 through Aug. 1. for children while away, pur- Discussion Planned of San Francisco, turned down membership on the board be- •Program about her organiza- The question of the $125 ex- chase of adequate needs to at- Mrs. Randolph appeared at cause he has worked in the past with-the Pacific Maritime As- tion's expenditure of $125 for penditure for souvenirs ig- tend the, convention, purchase MCAP's Monday boird meet- sociation, a principal in the walkout. He will not be replaced, souvenirs during an MCAP- nited a fiery exchange be- of luggage, etc.; and tele- Ing presumably to discuss her the White House said. . • funded trip to a National Wel- tween Mrs. Randolph and phone expenses pre-planning organization's condemnation Another strike, halting soft-coal production in more than fare Rights Organization con- MCAP trustee Alex Brown at for the convention: $325. Ofthe antipoverty agency and 20 states, entered its sixth day today, with 100,000 miners off vention in Rhode Island "are Monday's meeting of the — "Travel expenses by demand for the resignation of the job. ' ' too Idiotic to answer," Mrs. MCAP board. car...: approximately $80. its executive director, Joseph Secretary of Labor JameS D. Hodgson told top union and Norma Randolph, chairman The Breakdown -"Lodging: $321.28. E.Taylor. . coal-industry negotiators yesterday he is concerned "over re- of the Monmouth County According to the report of -"Food: $226. But she soon was Involved ports the parties had been unable to reach agreement because WilO, declared yesterday. expenditures Mrs. Randolph — "Purchase of material in the heated exchange with of questions Involved in the government's wage-stabilization MCAP, the county's official said she submitted to the for groups: $93. Mr. Brown. " efforts. • antipoverty agency, had given board "only as an act of cour- — "Mandatory contribution "You came to us and asked ' ''I advised the parties that the government did not consider CITED FOR SUGGESTION — Arthur M. Nilsert the county WRO $1,300 to fi- tesy," the breakdown of the to attendance of state repre- for money to go to a con- •that an acceptable reason — especially in a key industry such Jr. of Wanamassa Is cited at the Army Signal vention," Mr. Brown said, , as coal and mining." School by Col. Donald E. Phlnney/ director, De- "but you wanted to go as Hodgson said 200 other agreements have been reached partment of Specialist Training. His suggestion to Rockefeller although you say during the wage-price freeze. substitute 20 Individual for nine large and ex- you're poor... I haven't pensive main power supplies in classroom labora- bought that many souvenirs in tories brought Mr. Nllsen a check for $275. An In- Middletown Plans my life and I'm poor, too,.."' Tax Cut Vote Is Slated Today structor in the Radar Division, he joined the Sig- Honesty Upheld nal School faculty In 1966. He Is a retired Navy "I put down the $125 for WASHINGTON - The House votes today on a $15.4-blfflon, chief and saw service In World War** I and the Ko- souvenirs because I was being three-year package of tax outs keyed to President Nixon's new rean War in his 20-year military career. He and honest;" Mrs. Randolph repl- ccondmlc program. his wife, Alice, reside at 28 Eisele Ave. They have To Ease Sewering ied. "If I put down $125 for ••-• Indications are that it will pass, despite a last-minute step- two children, Chris, a Junior high school teacher miscellaneous would there be . up in opposition by labor union officials. In Hlghtstown, and Janice, 7. ByBOBBRAMLEV The hookup ordinance pro- ments, but will refer the prop- any question?.. /' .. . 'Although the Ways and Means Committee reshuffled the vides all citizens to whom erty owner to the Township "Maybe that $125 could Nixon tax program, reducing benefits to business by about $5 MIDDLETOWN — No one sewers are made available Committee, which will find a have bought meals for a poor billion and increasing individual tax cuts by about $3,5 billion, ? in- town is going to lose his must hook up within 90 days means of relief when it is jus- Monmouth County family; did opponents contend it is still a bonanza to big business. Using home because he can't afford of notification, or face daily tified. you think about that?" Mr. this argument, the AFL-C1O sent a letter to all House mem- Holmdel Has Dog to connect to the new sewer fines and possible property What that means will be is Brown retorted. " bers Tuesday urging them to reject the bill. '. system, Hebert Coffey, a liens, he added. up to the Township Com- "The souvenirs could have Benefits for individuals are concentrated largely in the member of the Board of Escape Route Seen mittee, Mr. Coffey went on. been a bag of groceries from lower-income brackets. All individual taxpayers would get at Account' in Bank Health, declared last night. Mr. Coffey explained that He added that the township Rhode Island for our chil- least a little relief — possibly as early as November — through HOLMDEL - It's not news to the state Board of Health The point came up at a the board, working Informally attorney is seeking legal ways dren," Mrs. Randolph said , a speedup in bigger personal exemptions. when people:bank on dogs. for examination. If they stop meeting of the board attended with the Township Com- to avoid liens against proper- yesterday. "Mr. Brown seems For example, a' single person with $3,000 Income would But now dogs bank on people. it may create an awkward sit- by William Con'ery of East mittee, has worked out an es- ty, which by statute must be to feel that poor people don't save $18 on this year's tax, $55 next year, $47 in 1973. For one There is a dog account at the uation. Keansburg; president of the cape route for those genuinely enforced within two years, have a right to buy souvenirs earning $15,000, the savings would be $8 the first year, $14 the People's National Bank, Key- As Board secretary C. Wil- Middletown United Tax- distressed by the hookup fee. and at the same time means to bring home to their chil- v second, hone the third. • • '. port. liam McFarland explained, payers, who have called for Property owners who show of protecting the township. dren who may never get to A married couple with two dependents and $4,000 income The account was authorized "We can't really expect Mrs. repeal of the board's manda- evidence of financial inability Appropriation Eyed > Rhode Island..." would save $17 this year and $28 — the entire tax liability — by the Township Committee Burger (the recording secre- tory sewer hookup ordinance. to finance hookup charges — Mr. Coffey said the board The WRO had asked the next year. to hold the fees from dog Jl- tary) to put the animal's head A number of families in the good evidence would be proof has suggested to the govern- MCAP board for $1,050 to fi- ' The similar couple with $15,000 income would save $22 this censes. in a paper bag and carry it to township, said Mr. Conery, of ineligibility for a bank loan ing body that a fund of per- nance the trip. The board year, $44 next year. This new separate account, Trenton." are genuinely unable to afford — should present their haps $300,000 be appropriated voted to give it $1,500. •'• For Business, the.big change would be revival of the In- mandated by state law, be- Until the committee sub- the $500 sewer hookup fee cases to the board, said Mr. to care for the needs of those Report Need Denied vestment credit. Seven per cent of the cost of new equipment came necessary when the mits its report, the board de- called for in Sewerage Au- Coffey. The board will take no genuinely in distress. "I committed myself to give could be charged off against income tax. But the committee Board of Health took over is- cided,that dog licenses will re- thority fee schedules. action and make no judg- He emphasized that the a report of the trip," Mrs. , offset this advantage to some extent by tightening fast-depr- suing of dog licenses from the main at $4. Township Committee will Randolph' said yesterday, "I police department. eciation rules the Treasury put into effect this year. The board noted with appre-. make a careful'study of each didn't commit myself to item- The bill would repeal the excise tax on automobiles and This has brought other prob- ciation the report of CAWP application for relief, much ize the expenditures... I light trucks, and provide a special tax break for exporters. lems for the Board of Health. (Citizens Against Water Pollu- like investigations made of didn't have to give them a re- At their meeting Monday, im- tion) that Kamanessen Brook County's Voter the circumstances of appli- port oh anything." mediately after the special and Willow Brook have much cants for welfare. Mrs. Randolph said she had New Viet Election Is Proposed session of the Township Com- improved fecal coliform Mrs. Carol Hall, another spent $125. "running to Long mittee, the Board appointed counts. To help with contin- board member, warned that Branch every day to see Mr. members William Gonska arid ued surveillance, the board property' owners who simply Taylor to get the mon- WASHINGTON — A proposal requiring South Vietnam to Dr. Frank Miele Jr. to in- hold a new presidential election or face total U.S. withdrawal authorized the purchase of a RegistrationUp don't want to hookup to the ey ... he gave us a vestigate how the dog control dissolved oxygen kit for tes- sewer system because their runaround..." by Feb. 3 faced the Senate today as final action loomed on the ordinance can best be imple- ; $21-bUUon military procurement bill. , ting stream waters. septic tanks are in good shape , mented. will not be considered dis- And, she said "it's less mon- . The'amendmentbySen. Joseph M. Montoyai.D-N.M., also k As Mr. Gonska pointed out, ey than MCAP spent to put prbvMes that, even if a new, democratic election, is hejd, all The two-man police depart- "up to now we've been going tressed. irtent would like to turn over Summing up, Mr. Coffey •phones in its cars'..." U.S. troop's should be withdrawn in six months, ; • • ,• by .the nose" in determining the whole problem to the 6.7 Per Cent said the board will enforce the The Senate also is due to vote for the third, and presum- where to check for septic tank Actually, the;$l,3M was the ably last, time on a proposal by Sen. J. W. Fulbright, D-Ark., health department. Up to now leakage into streams. FREEHOLD — Voter registration is up 6.7 per cent in mandatory sewer hookup or- second tune MCAP financed a in effect banning import of strategically important chrome ore ' the police have handled such Mr. McFarland announced Monmouth County, with 18-to-20-year-olds accounting for just dinance, but in a reasonable local WRO convention trip. In from Rhodesia. . ' matters as taking dead wild that the drainage pipe in over 4.2 per cent of the increase. manner. April, MCAP provided trans-' Sen. Charles McC. Mathias Jr., R-Md., may seek a vote on animals, suspected of rabies, Holmdel Village on Winding Not surprisingly, the largest number of new voters is Fewer Expected portation, food and lodging for his amendment to overturn President Nixon's six-month freeze Brook Way, which had been recorded for Middletown, Monmouth's most populous munici- He also predicted there will four county WRO.members on federal pay raises. Mathias would give government work- bubbling and overflowing with pality. be far fewer township proper- and their eight children to at- ers the same increases as the civilian sector under guidelines Ethics Code sewage, has been plugged for Figures released yesterday through the office of Miss Jane ty owners genuinely unable to tend a meeting in Washington., expected as part of. the next phase of the President's economic the third time. The township Hollander, county director of promotion and public informa- pay the fee than has been al- program. Sought By engineer, Richard M. Schulz, tion, show that voters'registered for the general election Nov. leged. Final action was scheduled on the big arms bill, which will try to find a way to re- 2 total 205,345 in the county, up 12,915 from last year's 192,430. Mr. Coffey also explained Club to Show once more has survived Senate floor consideration without any move the surface water per- There are 8,697 18-to-20-year-olds registered throughout Mon- why in his opinion the manda- Democrats tory hookup ordinance cannot .significant reductions of major Weapons programs. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - manently. mouth. ~ Wildlife Films In its other business, the be repealed as demanded by The four Democratic candi- With a population of some 54,623 (the census figure in the Middletown United Tax- MIDDLETOWN -The dates for Township Council board approved, as resub- 1970), Middletown has 23,605 registered voters, up 1,511 from Monmouth Nature Club is College Tuition Hike Weighed mitted, waste disposal sys- payers. have called upon the Republi- last year. Most of the new registrants — 1,289 of them — are The ordinance was enacted sponsoring a series of five can administration to adopt a tems for Dell Home Estate, under 21 years old. . film-lectures under the aus- TRENTON — The Cahill administration is considering Inc., Galloping Hill Circle and for two reasons, one financial code of ethics ordinance im- Here is a town-by-town account of registration figures: and one pertaining to town- pices of the National Audubon substantial tuition increases in the next school year for stu- mediately, and have promised Gharles SeUick, Beers St. It Society at Leonardo Grade dentsnttlendlng state colleges. also approved an alternate 18-20- ship health, Mr. Coffey said.. to do so themselves if they are Municipality , Health Provision ' School Auditorium on Hosford •< dov.^Willlam T. Cahill disclosed yesterday that his 1972 elected next month. system with seepage pits for S 1970 1971 Year-Olds Ave. at 8:15 p.m. budget Will include a segment on tuition and the skyrocketing and K Corp., Marion Drive Allenhurst 566 • 580 29 The future health of the Peter" 3'. Lumia, Michael Allentown community as a whole de- The schedule: Tuesday, costs of operating the state university and colleges. Brodnitz, Philip N. Gumbs and the application for a two- 871 700 19 stall stable from Bon Chap- Asbury Park 6,724 6,594 pends on a comprehensive Oct. 19, "The Shandon Hills," ' He said there .is a feeling in some quarters that students and Andrew B. Halek cited 135 by Greg McMillan; Thursday, should bear a "reasonable cost" of a college education. pell, Galloping Hill Circle. Atlantic Highlands 2,645 2,916 164 sewer system with all proper- developments in neighboring 1 ties in the township eventually Nov. 11, "Bermuda-Land and Tuition averages $400.per student now, the governor said, towns and possible.financial Avon 1.424 1,661 50 It approved site plans for Belmar 2,934 3,125 hooked in, he said. Sea," by Janet Jahoda; while the cost of educating each student amounts to $2,200 a conflicts here as reasons for 115 Thursday, Dec. 16, "Hawaii- Albert Flemer, Parkway Bradley Beacn 2,076 2,203 To accomplish this object, 1 year. their request for the code. 63 Paradise of the Pacific, ! by CahiU asserted that a tuition Increase is one of a number Place and Wflshire Way; Jer- Brielle 2,055 2,184 89 the ordinance assures an In- "A council with a clear con- Colts Neck Walter H. Berlet; Wednesday, of alternatives being explored. He emphasized that no definite science will have no reason sey Central Power and Light, 2,472 2,704 114 come to the Sewerage Author- for extension of its substation, Deal 1,281 1,340 ity without which bonding for Jan. 19, "Acadian Reflec- concept has been formulated. for denying such a simple 65 tions," by Robert E. Fultz, request," said Mr. Halek. Crawfords Corner Road; and Eatontown 8,405 3,663 162 the sewer construction would Englishtown and Thursday, April 20, "Four "We are not in a position to Holmes and McDowell, New- 402 403 17 have been impossible,' Mr. man Springs Road, with the Fair Haven 3,480 Coffey added. Fathom World," byJBarry Pe- name any names until our in- 3,176 234 derson. 'Brazen Rigging' of Vote Charged stipulation that the existing Farmlngdale 436 444 "You wouldn't have been vestigations are completed, 17 Tickets will be available at but we can say that the town- waste disposal system be Freehold 4,309 4,537 199 able to sell the bonds," he ex- SAIGON — Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky charged today, brought up to state standards. Freehold Twp. 5.751 plained. door or by writing to Mrs. H. there was "brazen rigging" of South Vietnam's presidential ship is getting too large for •4,965 233 The board rejected for in- Hazlet 8,788' And If the ordinance were to R. Winkemeier Jr., at P.O. election in which President Nguyen Van Thieu, running alone, the basic honor system to 468 Box 16, Middletown, N.J. work," Mr. Lumia added. sufficient information the site Highlands 1,708 1.853 62 be repealed, lawyers for the won re-election by what election officials said was more than a Holmdel 3,037 Sewerage authority, the in- .07748. The ordinance the Demo- plans of Eino Massa for a me- 2,702 142 90 per cent margin. dical building on Beers St. Howell 7,400 vestment companies and the "The results of the Oct. 3 election, with figures indicating crats propose would call for 212 and Humble Oil Co. for a gas Interlaken 777 802 39 principal bondholders would NURSING HOME percentages nearlng 100 per cent, revealed a brazen rigging complete financial disclosure Keansburg 3,726 be in Superior Court the next * 24-Hour Cars . by all township employes and station on Rt. 35 and Palmer 3,448 ' 146 • R N on duty all tlm«» beyond imagination," Ky said in a statement released by his Ave. It did accept the revised Keyport 3.156 3,398 day seeking orders to show press office. , would include severe penal- 129 « M.dlcara Approved sketch plat for the gas station. Little Silver 3,584 202 cause why the repeal should Election officials said final official vote totals gave Thteu ties for violators. ,203 NAVESINK HOUSE Loch Arbour 182 17 not be nullified, Mr. Coffey 44 RIVERSIDE AVE. RED BANK 94.3 per cent of the ballots cast, with 5.5 per cent against him. Long Branch 13.160 12,298 concluded. S42-340O 1 389 The remaining two-tenths of a per cent was unaccounted for. Manalapan 4,779 5,104 167 On Monday, officials had listed 01^5 per cent for Thieu and Health Council Unit Manasquan 2.681 2,943 5,347 147 S.5 per cent against, with 3 per cent of the votes missing.. Marlboro 4,456 191 .,;.. Ky's statement was the first public reaction to the election Chiropractors Dropped Matawan 3,943' 3,987 Digthey must..,. 6,748 185 results front either of Thieu's onetime opponents. Both the Matawan Twp. 6,427 307 Vice president and Gen. Duong Van "Big" Minh pulled out of as a "consumer" representa- Middletown 22,094 23,605 (Continued* 1,320 1,289 the race charging the election was rigged by Thieu. tive, had enlarged Its com- Millstone 1,504 42 fay we will! Ky said shortly before the election that "the results are the "consumer" delegates mittee by one. The audience Monmouth Beach 962 1,044 2,453 51 printed in advance. He (Thieu) can got 89.99 per cent if he was to be an elected official. did. Neptune City 2.319 105 Neptune 12,422 wants it." vv • ' ; The three consumer repre- Lone Nominee 12,090 393 sentatives elected at last New Shrewsbury 2,020 3,061 Mr. Shepherd was the only 2,378 215 month's meeting were Free- person nominated for the new Oceanport 2,129 111 holder Albert Allen, as the Ocean 9,509 10,480 seat. 6,335 495 THEMiLY elected official; II, William Last night's crowd arrived Red Bank 6,146 213 Mullaney, Ocean Township' Roosevelt 459 early. By 7:30, tho scheduled 434 4,381 22 MAIN OFFICE: and Irving Eggert, Oceanport. Rumson 4,01)9 CHESTNUT ST., RHD6ANK, N.J.07701 starting time, it was "stand- 849 187 BRANCH OFFICES: ' , . Their election was unchal- ing room only", in tho audito- Sea Bright 817 27 174 XT. II, MIDDLETOWN, N.J. lenged until Mr. Shepherd last SoaGirt 1,523 )0 EAST MAIN ST., PRUEHOLO, N.J. rium, which scats 300. One 1,403 1,848 61 J7» BROABWAY, LONG BRANCH, f).J. night protested that the state Shrewsbury physician surveyed the room, 1,775 351 95 Bllobllihid In !l?l by John H. Cook and H«nry Cloy guidelines requiring minority loft, and returned carrying a Shrewsbury Twp. 368 7 group representation weren't South Belmar 890 ' PUBUJHOP BY TMB RED BANK ROOISTSU folding bridge chair. He had 885 2,298 24 Mtmbsr 6Mh« AMoelMad Prcu--Th» AiioclaUd Press li enllliod ox- being met. And.lie declared bought It for $1.08 in one of Spring Lake 2.047 cluiivgly lo tlie ui« lor mpubllcatltm ol all Iho local nswi prlnlod In Ihli "there must be representa- Spring Lake Heights 2,746 , O6 Wise... Finance your sewer system r as wall dl all AP news dlipalchftS. the shopping center stores, he 2,378 2,700 12M3 tives of the poor.,. it is un- explained. Union Boach 2,566 SfetiiMf elnsi po'ttaD* paid ol tttti Bank. N.J. 07701 ond tit oddlllottai matt* fair to block them out..." 049 108 hookup costs through us Ins offlcM. Published dally, Monday through Frldny. Mad lubicrlptloai No veterinarians were con- Upper Freehold 026 8,282 39 In Qdvoflcs. .; Mr. Lackey suggested Mon- Wall IWMk I Minlh 3 Monthi i Months 1 Veor sidered for election last night, 7,775 3,408 269 on our special low terms iv.so tia.oo 135,00 mouth follow the example of but one dog sat quietly in its West Long Branch 3,169 196 Homi D»llv«ry by Carrlar • SO Ctntt a wtik Mercer County which, taking mistress' lap during tho Vfr Single cony a* counttr, 10 Cant*. unkindly to an elected official hour meeting.. Grand Total 102,430 205,345 8,697 MIMHHOf P.O.I.C. fOOD SUPERMARKET GROUND iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BANANAS SIRLOIN GOLDEN RIPE t. K FFRESHLEAN STEAK

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OTBN DAILY 9:?0A,M.1lU qull.l Not 4i MIDDLETOWN - RT. 35 •SUNDAY WA.*| h Tod Befibe Dip* at Hi The Dully RttfUtr, Red Bank - Middfrttmn, S.J, Vedwrfny, October 6,1971 - RUMSON ~ Tod H. Beebr, Cricket O\ib, and the Tiger «. died Monday in hl« homo, Inn Club. He served in the Obituaries 18 Center St., following a long early 1980s as president of the illness. lip had been associ- Young Republican Club of Set: New Matawan Police P<* ated with International Tele- Monmouth County. He was MATAWAN - A new posi- the department would in- with a public hearing set that -Repealed a recent! phone and Telegraph, New the son of tho lute Mr. and Mrs. Philip U tion of police lieutenant will vestigate all complaints. night on a new codification or- adopted public swimming York city, where he dealt dinance that council termed a ordinance to meet codification Mrs, John H. Becbe Sr. HAZLBT — Mrs, Roso Lan- Ann's Catholic Church, be filled by one of three ser- Michael Kidzus, chairman with personnel. geants in the borough's police of the borough's Shade Tree "major milestone" for the recommendations that one or- Mr. Bcebe was born in New zone, 64, of 13 Locust Grovo Keansburg. borough. dinance should regulate all Surviving arc his widow, Park died yesterday in Riv- Surviving are her husband, department, in lieu n( filling Commission and a Democrat- York City and had visited in Mrs. Marguerite Vcrtnilye the post vacated by Capt. ic candidate for council, de- Among ordinances in- pools, this area prior to moving hero erview Hospital, Red Bank af- Philip Lan zone; two sons, -Applied for. $111,026 In' Beebe; a son, John L. Bcebe, ter a long Illness. Harvey F. Morrell, who re- manded removal of a GOP troduced last night were stat- permanently 12 years ago. He James Lanzone of Burlington, signed to become the first utes that: state funds to reconstruct a. and a daughter, Miss Ktefanie Born in Union City, she was vt., and Philip Lanzone of campaign sign from a tree in was graduated from Hill J'rcp A. Bcebe, both at home, and chtef of police in Howell front ol 46 Ravine Drive. —Amended tho municipal section of Aberdeen Road to School, Pottstown, I'a,, in 1953 the daughter of the late An- Bclforfl; a daughter, Mrs. Township. budget to include $42,851 from avoid future flooding. two brothers, John II. Beebe thony and Marion Callello Ca- Phyllis Kovelesky of Leon- Claiming the tree is in the \i and cum laude from Prince- Jr. of Winnetka, 111., and Councilman Lawrence J. street's right of way, Mr. Kid- the federal Emergency Em- Councilman Stanley Yacker ton University in 1957. pone. ardo; a brother, Charles Ca-, Bucco announced last night ployment Act. announced the first borough- Whitney h, Becbe of Middle- A resident here- five years, pone of Union City; three sis- zus said the "Republicans Mr, Beebe was a member of town. that promotional tests will be were told last year not to put —Set speed limits on Texas wide Cleanup Week for Oct. 11 St. George's-by the-Kiver she was a member of St. ters, Mrs. Margaret Karkow- to 15 inclusive. Bulky Items he. The Worden Funeral Home, itz of West New York, Mrs. administered to the three ser- political signs on the right of Road of 40 miles per hour to Episcopal Church, the Sea Red Hank, is in charge of ar- geants by the New Jersey As- way," the Pennsylvania-Central said, should be placed at cur- Bright Lawn Tennis and rangements. Mrs. Kathryn Maguire Anne Rovere of Wayne and bsidc on regular collection Miss Helen Caponc of Little sociation of Police Chiefs. A The next council meeting Railroad and 35 m.p.h. to Wil- MENDHAM — Mrs. Kath- companion exam to fill the was rescheduled for Nov. 3, son Ave. days. Falls, and 11 grandchildren. one sergeant's position va- ryn Maguiro, 87, of 12 N. Lind- Arrangements arc under di- What's new, Jim? en Lane, mother of W. Carroll cated by his promotion to lieu- Just unpacked ahother shipment of rection of the Scott Funeral tenant will be given to the de- Maguire of Mlddletown.'died Home, Belford; glen plaid suits. We sure, can use them. Monday at home. partment's seven patrolmen Something about the plaids that makes She is also survived by a John D. dime Sr. who have accumulated more 'them go down here In Monmouth Coun- than three years' service. ty. We've alwayajaaen.a good plaid daughter, Mrs. Albert Brefdt, PARL1N -John 1). Currie store. Toned down split glens and bol- with whom she made ,her Sr., 65, of Ernston Road died The announcements were der "country plaids", more colorful now home; another son. Jack J. Monday in Perth Amboy Gen- the easy part of the evening than ever. Gqod .selection in the $120 to Maguire of Yardley, Pa,; sev- eral Hospital, where he was for Mr. Bucco, taking part in $135 range,- ,' en grandchildren, and three taken after he was injured in his first Borough Council great-grandchildren. an automobile accident Mon- meeting since his appoint- Arrangements are under the day afternoon on Rt. 35 in ment last month to fill out the 2 Broad Street direction of Smith and Smith Sayreville. term of the late Councilman (Suburban), Springfield. Born in Elizabeth, Mr. Cur- John E.Webster. rie was a son of the late Dun- Complaints can and Mable Adams Currie. From then on, he faced The Monmouth Arts Foundation He had retired from Western complaints ranging from post- Electric Co., Kearny, as an ing of Republican campaign foods proudly announces an outstanding 1971-72 order detailer after 30 years' posters illegally on a Ravine employment. r ' Drive tree to specific com- Surviving are" a daughter, plaints from Adam Edmond Mrs. JSdward K. Miller of on loose dogs, excessive noise Cheesequake Woods, Madison from juveniles, illegal min- SAVE Township; a son, John D. Cur- ibikes and theft of gasoline rie Jr. of Mendham; two from the tank of his car YOUR REGISTER TAPES CONCERT SERIES brothers, Duncan R. Currie of parked at his 6 Stillwell St, Mountainside and Donald G. home. '••.,. Currie of Detroit; a sister, Mr. Edmond produced for EARN 10% EXTRA featuring: Mrs. Louis M. Rcutcr of Lind- council two red two-gallon gas en, and three grandchildren. cans and aMetigth of green JOIN 1 •JACQUES D'AMBOISE, MELISSA HAYDIN The Bedle Funeral Home, . plastic hose abandoned in his Keyport, is in charge of ar- driveway by someone he'd in- FP CHRISTMAS CLUB With'Ballet Theatre U.S.A.* rangements. terrupted siphoning off gaso- line from his car. INQUIRE AT OUR STORES •PETER NERO Gilbert Palmer Claiming he was "a peace- noted classical-jazz-pop pianist MIDDLETOWN — Gilbert ful man," but bad "taken as Palmer, 72, of 235 Wayne St. much as I can take" of condi- •GOLDOVSKY GRAND OPERA THEATER Highland Park, died Monday tions on his street, Mr. Ed- VO5 , at the King James Nursing mond said loose dogs were Presenting Puccini's "La Boheme" Home, Rt. 36, here. . • constantly roaming through LEMON CREAM RINSE' Mr. Palmer was born in the area with never a dogcat- ULTRA BRITE •GARRICK OHLSSON New Brunswick, son of the cher in sight and young chil- w/BODY / Sensational young pianist and winner of Inter- late Edward and Effie For-- dren rode minibikes and TOOTHPASTE roan Palmer. He was a U.S. caused noise late at night. national Chopin Contest Army veteran of World War I. Illegal Bikes 6.75 oz. •PINCHAS ZUCKERMAN Surviving is his wife, Julia Councilmen agreed that all 12eOFf Richards Palmer. minibikes were illegal on Internationally acclaimed young violinist Arrangements are under di- borough streets, and Mr. Buc- REG. rection of-the Bedle Funeral co said be has seen the dogs 1.09 All concerts held m the Carlton Theater, Red Bank Home of Keyport roaming Stillwell St. Death Notice If dogcatcher Michael Sea- Reserved seating - $20. General Admission - $16 JEEBE — Tod H., one 34, or 11 Center man of Freehold is doing a Street. Rumson. on Monday. October 4, poor job, Mr. Bucco promised RAPID Students - $16 and $10 1971. Beloved husband of Marguerite Ver. mllyly e Be«be,, devoted father ol JohJ n L. to "make sure he does a good CEPACOL end Stafonle. brother of John H. Jr. and WhitneWhit y L. FuneraFl l servicei s 3 p.m. todato y job or we'll get someone SHAVE at St. George by-the-RlvebytheRlver EpiscEpiscopao l ChurchChurch , RumsoRumsonn . Interment 3 pp. m. new." As police commission- MOUTH WASH Reg,, Menthol, lima SUBSCRIBE NOW! Call 842-4327 Thursday at Wye Church Cemetery. Wye gAPIg Mills, Maryland. In lieu of flowers, please er, the new councilman said SHAVl Ot write: Monmouth Arts Foundation Box 453, Red Bank, 07701 send contributions to the United Cerebral 14 oz. 'alsy Fund. Lona Branch* N j. . -. - Mrs. Lelear Wililcr 11 OZ. 15'Offj FREEHOLD — Mrs, Lelear Wilder, 69, of 65 Orchard St., 129 RIG. New 1972 Fords at frozen 1971 prices. died Sunday at the Greater 1.19 Freehold Area Hospital, Free- Ffirrf ITnOlllPf Pllicl HYlirv For 72 you get Ford's famous Quie'tRide.PJus elegant new hold Township. r>i V *• ^ styling. Andtough Ford enguieermg.Aaniquesuspen8ion She was born in Frank- rlUS lieVV Styling system smooths thesride, a strong "S" frame helps teep it linton, N.C., and had lived here 15 years. She was a member of the Church of God. Plus powersteering,powerdisc brakes, ~"~*'"~ ' She was the widow of James GILLETTE automatic transmission,all standard. pa L Wilder, who died in 1965. Surviving are five sons. ;H SW5NU^= with automatic temperature control. Buck Person of Brooklyn, "SITF! SUPER STAINLESS N.Y., Kirby Person of the Bronx, N.Y., and Garland Person, Max Person, and Her- bert Wilder, here; three 5's daughters, Mrs. Virginia -5itA5iL C Adams of Detroit, Mich., and Reg. 89 Mrs. Bemice Kersey and Mrs. Clyde Holloway, here; a brother, Alonzo Person" of Washington; three sisters, Mrs. Odell Fogg of Young- ULTRA BAN sville, N.C., Miss Susie Eve- ALBERTO lyn Person of Brooklyn, and Mrs. Victoria Williams of BALSAM 5000 DEODORANT Frankllnton, 20 grandchildren, and nine great grandchildren. CONDITIONER REGULAR •The Freeman Funeral Home is in charge of arrange- 5 oz. ments. ' REG. Mrs. Marie Rohloff 1.35 HAZLET -Mrs. Marie Rohloff, 79, of 12 Robert Road 1.49 1972 Ford LTD Broufchafti 2-Door Hardtop shown with optional vinyl roof, deluxe wheel covers and white sidewall tires. died yesterday in Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. Here's why Ford wagons have outsold all other HOUR AFTER HOUR Ford Wagons Nobody's wagons stop, Born in Wertinger, Ger- wagons for years. Ford wagons STOP with many, she came to the United ANTIPFRSPIRANT stone, haul, make room, swing up, front disc brakes. STORE in an optional rear States in 1920 and settled in HALO locking compartment HAUL a full 6,000 New York Citv. RtG. & UNSC[NTED down, and out like Ford wagons. pounds with trailer towing options. MAKE The widow of Hugo Rohloff, LIOUID SHAMPOO BLUE ROOM with exclusive dual facingrearseats. she lived in Morganville be- 8oz. And SWING (up, down, and out) with tho fore moving here three years 7oz. Reg. 1.69 proven 3-Way Magic Doorgate. When it comes ago. to wngons, nobody swings like Ford. Surviving are a son, Harold Reg. 1AC Another better idea for safety: buckle upl J. Rohloff, with whom she lived; a daughter, Mrs. Do- 09 rothy Berta of Allcntown, Pa., 1.15 and two grandchildren. Arrangements are under di- rection of the John W. Meh- lcnbeck Funeral Home. here. Cornelius Flynn USTERINE EAST ORANGE — Corn- . USTERINE clius Flynn of S. Burnett St. 1972 Ford LTD Country Squire died Monday in South Amboy ihown with optional roof rack, deluxe General Hospital. He was tho 20 oz. wheel Covers and white sidewall tires. father of Mrs. Patsy Wtley of Laurence Harbor, Newra belter time Mr. Flynn is also survived by his widow, Mrs. Margaret Reg. 1.59 JtpbuyanewFbndl Flynn; two other daughters,. 1972 Fords available now at 1971 manufacturer's suggested retail prices! Mrs. Peggy Qulglcy of New- ark and Mrs. Sally Greiner of Point Pleasant; a son, Nell Flynn, here; a sister, Mrs. Bl DOREMUS FORD Beatrice Kelly of Phila- STORE HOURS: 9 to 6 - MonJ TUM., Thun., I Jot. delphia, and 10 grandchildren. Open lat«'til 9 W*d. C FrL-OoMd Sunday Oil Mnyv.mnl *i, ..Kuih.rfgpa *i Jm« /wr>. Urnng. 5SlViir?'s1"!|?l.r>>H»l|l°>5 90 Monmouth Street Arrangements are under the Brood Sr-I IVIP (nlflii ?V^R Llvipgilon Av«, direction of the Finncran Fu- Red bank neral Home, Newark. ers' Sta»d Irks Cotigr Uie Senate offering the »500 ibility ttoesB1! help him, the Established In 1878-Published by The tied Bank Register . By ROBEBTB. ALLEN million credits measure, it Administration tit the Re- was authorized by that cham- publican party. • • ARTHUR Z. KAMIN An anger-tinged talk be- INSIDE ber' last October by the over- That's what the GOP Con- President and Editor tween Secretary William Ro- whelming bipartisan vote of gressional leader tried to Im- gers and an important Re- WASHINGTON 87 to 7. press on Secretary Hogers in William F. Sandford, Associate Editor publican congressional leader That's why Jackson could their talk. preceded Sen. Henry Jack- say with no exaggeration that Politely but emphatically son's introduction of a propos- tor in Jackson offering his leg- the veteran legislator, lrom a al for $500 million in credit to islation. It is significant that he has every confidence Con-, M!;I\, Orli>lK>r6, 1971 gresswill vote the credits by major Eastern state, told Ro- Israel to buy more arma- the bustling Washington state the same overwhelming bi- gers that his persistent foot- ALLEN ments —with $250 million spe- Democrat got a full account partisan decisiveness. dragging on Israel's urgent cifically earmakred for long- of this private discussion be* pleas for more; supersonic 'You Didn't Come to My Place, sought F-4 supersonic fighter- tween a GOP cabjnet member This well-justified assur- Phantom plan«s and other vlnclng anyone In the Senate bombers, ... , and a GOP congressional ance is what rtiakes Secretary weapon? was.futile; that this and House,. That plan, or nipe So I'm Coming to. Yours!' This conversation is of leader within a short time af- Rogers's adamant stand obdurance was steadily in- or whatever you want to call special moment because of ter it occurred. against sending more arms to tensifying bipartisan resent- it, may be well-intentioned, the light it sheds on the back- Obviously, the veteran Israel so difficult to under- but there arc no buyers. Wfth stand — particularly to mem- ment on Capitol Hill. the unintentional help of the ground of this intensely con- Republican legislator is very "You pan talk all you troversial issue. , much on Jackson's side on bers of Congress. They have Russians and truculent talk slapped him down repeatedly want about striving to 'defuse' by Arabs, the Israeli have a In fact, there Is cveiy rea- this torrid matter. the Middle East situation," son to conclude that what was Ho is far from being the on this question, and he still much better case and arc persists in being balky. said the legislative leader, making the most of tt." said during this sharp ex- .My one. As Jackson emphat- "but you simply are not con- change was an important fac- ically noted, in his speech in This unyielding inflex- The Two Eras of Nixon By SYLVIA PORTER this short span was almost as hikes and big business to pass large as in Johnson's entire on the costs to us.in the form In the first economic era of YOUR MONEY'S term and in all of Truman's of higher prices — leading to this Nixon Administration, 1949-53 years. . more wage hikes to offset the your cost of living soared a This failure -<- so cruel, so price Increases, more price hair-raising 14.5 per cent and WORTH dismal, so wasteful — was Increases to offset the wage the purchasing power of the hardly deliberate! Before this hikes... And on and on to the dollar you earn and spend in subject becomes utterly be- point where one of the na- the. U.S. marketplace shriv- aster for all those living on fuddled by 1972's politics, let tion's leading experts on the business cycle, Federal Re- eled still another 8.5percent. fixed and small Incomes, me make it clear that most PORTER caught in the ia60-70 reces- economists heartily approved serve Board chairman Arthur That era spanned only two F. Burns, publicly confessed, U.S. history. years, seven months. sion and/or stock market of the key anti-inflation moves crash, forced .out of jobs or made in the early months of "The rules of economics; are Now, the second economic It began in January, 1969, not working in quite the way era of this Nixon adminis- when Nixon entered the White pushed into bankruptcy. Nixon's presidency — the money squeeze, the upsurge they used to," and the world's tration is well under way. It House, and ended Sunday, The cumulative upsurge in central bankers publicly ad- Aug. 15,1871, when the Presi- the cost of living in this par- in interest rate. The old fash- will last until Jan, 1973, at ioned techniques cooled the mitted they had lost faith in least. dent slapped on a 90-day tial Nixon term — which in- the dollar's integrity . .. And wage-price freeze and set the cluded a winding-down of economy, indeed — in fact, Whatever the political led to the first recession of the • still the leapfrogging per- events, this, is a new era of stage for an indefinitely war, too — was greater than sisted until," finally, Nixon prlonged period of stiff wage- in any full term of any Presi- decade and sent unemploy- economic controls — and'we ment spiraling. called together his advisers at will not in the foreseeable fu- price restraints. dent going back to the Roose- Camp David and agreed to It was a near-disaster for velt-Truman global-war But the policies did not ture return to the freedoms of the most fundamental shift in the marketplace you knew in tens of millions of Americans . years. The cumulative loss in touch the power of big unions economic policies in modern — and an unmitigated dis- the dollar's buying power in to negotiate inflationary wage the pre-freeze period. Tragic Riddle of Racism By JIM BISHOP preme Court declared that came outraged when I said "separate but equal" facil- that King had a weak side — Racism is a riddle. It may ities amounted to dis- he could not bear to be hit in a never be settled to the satis- THE crimination, the United States melee or to languish in jail. "I faction of both sides, because," of America has been in con- could not disagree with you underlying all the platitudes REPORTER vulsion. One hundred and more!" Miss Walters shouted. and sops to the Negroes, the eighty million whites pola- The Tokens blacks are reduced to two dis- rized ^themselves against Mrs. B. and I tooled the car tasteful options: (1). Join the Overnight, the dark man 22,000,000 blacks. through the South, stopping to white race; (2), Segregate has become sacrosanct. At At- The battle lines were speak to whites and blacks. and separate completely. tica prison, the superinten- drawn. Rosa Parks' feet hurt Many were timid. Some were Harlacher's Renewal College My wife and I have just fin- dent allowed the rampaging and she sat in the front of a not.. The token Negro in the convicts to'dictate who1 would BISHOP When Brookdale Community College places with appeal for the "new students," ished a leisurely tour of the Montgomery bus. Her feet courts, or as a movie star, or East from Miami to New mediate — .a Black Panther. made the Rev. Martin Luther in the legislatures, does not opened In Lincroft, its expressed goal was because the curriculum can be developed York and back again. Fifteen This is akin to inviting a con- •; Kmg Jr. a hero. He did not re- help the black who lives in an King was shot, the Black Pan- to stress the "community" in its name. to accommodate their needs, not neces- years ago, I made the same victed child tnolester as a alize that the black ministers unpatntedi tenant farmer thers held a party of celebra- That concept has been followed with the sarily to furnish subjects that-educators tour (with stops in Mis- baby sitter. of Montgomery propelled him shack out on a dark farm, or tion in Oakland,,Calif. On po- sissippi, Alabama, Louisiana) .. For 300 years, the Negro to the front of the fight be- lice departments, blacks have institution of "learning centers? away believe the students should learn. • , ; In a cold-water flat in Harlem. from its campus that are operated for for King Features Syndicate has agked'for equal justice, cause they had'to continue to Perhaps the, deepest and formed organization s opposed By list confining classes to campus, and interviewed many of the " equal privileges, equal social live in Montgomery — his real to white officers. young and old. Brookdale's president sees its role as one most disturbing truth is that, same people. My interest cen- standing. White men mongre- home was in his father's as the white man says "Okay. In the social strata of Negro Dr. Ervin L. Harlacher, Brookdale's of renewal. He would use storefronts, mo- tered oh the black because he lized his race by violating his Ebenezer Baptist Church in Join up with us," the Negro life, the black bank president, president, is reasonably pleased with the bile units, libraries, churches and jail to Was the abused and unhappy women. Thus he was not Atlanta. has stopped slicking his hair. the black insurance company success the young college has made in this "take learning to where the people are one. black, not white. As his num- Therefore, he could stick his He cultivates an African coif- owner, the black investment The changes in 15 years are bers grew, he trie.d harder to neck out and fight. It took him fure, wears a dashiki, and re- counsellor will not live in the area, but he acknowledged that a lot more and make it possible for them to revitalize become white by pressing the has to be done. their communities." on the surface. Schools are 39 years to live out his exis- treats to his black enclave. black community and refuses now integrated, but the blacks kinks from his hair, dressing tence; it required three years For 300 years he tried to be to assist the poor. The student Speaking at a workshop of the Ameri- He said Brookdale's board of trustees lunch by themselves and like the white man, thinking for me to live it as a research- white; now he wants to be militants divorce themselves can Association of Junior Colleges last is considering some of his "renewal" pro- speak their own "down home" white, eating white. er. I saw him in better per- blacker than black and he as- from peaceful parents and week, Dr. Harlacher outlined some mea- posals which would make the college more language, white boys frater- Wasn't Enough spective than he did. serts that "Black is beau- stage fire demonstrations that sures that should be undertaken to "make concerned with what students are able to nize with blacks in sports; but It wasn't enough. He was And yet, racial feelings are tiful.'? achieve publicity which, in few of them invite their dark unacceptable, repulsed, even it possible for the common man to get do with their lives than in the degrees or so ingrained that, on TV, Miss He has split himself Into as turn, further polarizes the brothers to social affairs. in church where God is color- Barbara Walters of the Today races through fear. somewhere." credits they accumulate. many disparate factions that Fewer blacks invite white less and Jesus died for all. show, who is not known as a his body politic is weak. On Racism, my friend, is a He' described today's "new students" His invitation to "drop-ins and drop- friends to their ghetto homes; Since May 1954, when the Su- student of racial conflict, be- the night that Martin Luther tragic riddle... as those youths and adults from low-in- outs" to use Brookdale when they have the come andrninority groups who previously need is exciting indeed. It means a drastic were "branded unfit for higher education. change in academic thinking, one which .. those on the outside, almost forgotten, reverses the "going off to college" atti- Pray for Congressman Filch who wanted to be on the inside but never . tude to one of sending the institution off tp were* allowed to be ... the dropouts, the the people. By ROBERT YOAKUM ing Fathers, has since been nancial misconduct case in below-average high school graduates, the Dr. Harlacher has ably defined the the scene of repeated at- which he'is presently in- tempts to change the First adults of whom it was said, 'Well, they had task he sees ashead of him, and we believe Anyone who enters the cor- volved." ridors of Congress is instantly ANOTHER Amendment so as to permit I assume there would also -their chance and muffed it'..." he is just as able to accomplish it. He school prayers. Only the other- Dr. Harlacher sees two-year colleges as struck by the piety of the be Prayers of Gratitude to should be encouraged in these efforts. place, so one'shouldn't be sur- LOOK day 218 representatives over- Congress: prised to learn that once rode the House Judiciary "Lord, we thank Thee for again there is a drive to Committee and successfully the Congress of the United Kramer; A Good Choice amend the Bill ofi Rights in or- Founding Fathers meant petitioned to have such an States. We thank Thee for its Gov. William T. CahiU's selection of ' As mayor, Mr. Kramer earned a repu- der to put prayers back in when they wrote that there amendment brought to the courage •— for its willingness Lawrence Kramer, 38-year-old mayor of tation as a moderate on racial matters and public schools. should be "no law respecting floor of the House.. to do those'things which it Paterson, to succeed embattled Edmund a progressive thinker on urban affairs. In 1963 the Supreme Court an establishment of religion" This new amendment would ought to do, like voting for YOAKUM decreed that the customary was that there should be "no permit "voluntary" prayers, school prayers, and for its un- T. Hume as state commissioner of com- That background and his popularity would which is to say that our eight- willingness to do those things munity affairs appears to be a good one. religious services and school law respecting an estab- season, and may pur baseball seem to qualify him for the state job be- prayers were a violation of lishment of religion." year-old boy would be free to it ought not to do, like voting team get out of the cellar." The lone Republican mayor among cause its main requirement is a sensitivity the First Amendment. The Congress, ever ready to cor- make his own theological de- for school lunches for the Now and then, I suppose, the state's six large cities — the others are for the problems of the cities. court decided that what our rect the errors of our Found- cision to pray or not to pray. poor. students may be allowed to Newark, Jersey City, Elizabeth, Trenton He would also be free to risk Forgive the Cynics write their own prayer. It We believe the community affairs the ridicule of his classmates "There are cynics who say might well read as follows: and Camden — his confirmation next — and perhaps his teacher — /month by the Bepubhean-controlled Sen- commissioner has the responsibility for . that $t is Congress, not the "Dear Sir: We the forth by absenting himself from the Constitution, that requires re- greaders of Turkey Trot, New ate should be but a minor matter. operating one of state government's most room during each prayer ses- vital offices, one which must diligently form and prayer. Forgive Hampshair, Public School, Mayor Kramer was reelected two sion. (ThD word "voluntary," them their blasphemy, oil would like to havo you pre- work to solve.New Jersey's very real ur- years ago to his second three-year term, in other words, has much the Lord. And forgive those who form the following favors: ~ ban problems. same meaning it has in the say that Congress puts ex- • "1. Please let there'be" less and the governor said he selected him be- armed services. One is free + pediency before ethics -- arid homework^;Also: less: school- cause h£ has "demonstrated, as a young As he first "big city mayor" to head not to pray, or not to do extra elections before everything. work. .,, .,.,.,... ,,;„ ,, mayor, enthusiasm and dynamic activity guard duty, but at some cost.) n the department since it was created'ih "May this glorious,Congress "2. Please lot Miss Groigfiis in helping bring about the rebirth of Pater- 1967, he is well informed as to what is ex- These "voluntary" prayers 'fix its place forever,ln history get over'tfie' flue, but hoftic- pected of him. We wish him well. can be about anything as long by assisting In other reforms: forc Christmas holidays*) ,iV. son." as they are "nondenomina- Massive public aid to paro- "3. Please make the, school tlonal". — a word that has chial schools; religious ser- cook get flue so we'don't "get Carter's Departure turned out to be as hard to de- vices at all public meetings; more chicken croake-ltes-and line as "pornographic." and toll-free phone calls to stowed prunes for/awhile." • The announcement that Thomas D. Carter helped bring about better relations If the pro-prayer people win Dlal-A-Praycr. Problems may arise when Carter is giving up his position as execu- in the borough because he willingly served I shouldn't be surprised to sco "Above all, help us keep tax municipal officials and school tive director of the Red Bank Community with many organizations. Anyone who , school officials writing a exemptions for religious real boards begin to write prayers Center would be the cause for real sadness worked with him was impressed with his Prayer of Gratitude to their estate," » for our klddtcs, but we'll have local congressman: except for two facts: sincerity, concern and ability. Many adults think of Schools to hope that these elected of- "Lord, we thank Thco for as places for the development ficeholders folhw the spirit as . 1—Becoming administrative officer to The center has, as he said, established our representative, Dowltt B. and encouragement of cham- well as the letter of the new, Pennsylvania's commissioner of correc- its credibility. In selecting his successor, Filch; who made It possible pionship football teams, so rewritten Bill of Rights. for us to get prayer out of our tions presents an opportunity to use his we are confident that the board of direc- there will undoubtedly ba Samo might object, for ex- considerable talent in a more challenging churches and homes and back some prayers like this: tors will be looking for someone who will into schools where It belongs. ample, to the following pray- "Dear Lord, we (hank Thco er, although it certainly Isn't keep alive the philosophy Mr.. Carter "Please reward Congress- i—The 14 months he will have spent in brought to Red Bank. for school sports, which build denominational: man Filch for his courage In red-blooded American charac- "CJod bless our governor, ftetf Bank represent a period when the We are sorry he is leaving, but pleased voting for the first change In ter and competitiveness. Our mayor, and school bOard. center became, in fact, a solid community to see that a neighboring state, by luring a the BUI of Rights since it was motto should be, 'Pray, then from whom all prayers and - Minimum $10,000 Minimum $3,000 But, as !Mayor Ceeile F. mission to make the neces- Council accpted bids for first aid march on Trenton, A 54year-old chief detective, Multiple! of $5,000 Multiples of $1,000 Multiples of $1,000 Multiples of $500 . Norton said last night, "It will sary arrangements to have contracts three and four, for slated for Nov. 15, is not nec- Inspector Kenneth Smythe, has be up to the new mayor and the structure moved to its sewering of the north section essary. retired from the force to be- his administration to see what proposed site. of the borough from the High- "Letting, the state govern- come an Attflicari priest. "It they can make of it." "We do not have the funds lands Bridge, south to Rum- ment know you arc against may ••"(:,•»; a big chanpe," says DIVIDENDS PAID QUARTERLY: MARCH 31 • JUNE 30 - SEPTEMBER 30 • DECEMBER 31 Last night Borough Council to develop it now," Mayor son Bridge. Contract three is such legislation could aid im Smythe, "but clergymen and ACCOUNTS INSURED TO $20,000 mensely," said the candindi- policemen both tend to .the accepted the offer of a 90-by Norton said. "But the future for interceptor sewers and needs of the community." 56-foot building — as well as a administration, whether.it is contract four for collector and dates. Smaller structure of 40-by 16- us or anyone else, can look lateral sewers. feet — and resolved to spend into the possibilities of devel- On an estimated cost of 75,000 to move it to a lot of- oping-the building. We will put $446,275 by James P. Kovacs, SHOP RITE GOVt. INSPECTED US D.A GRADE A PLUMP fered.by the Sea Bright Fire it there for the community." borough engineer for contract SHOP-RITE U.S.D.A. department on East Church Mr. Gatto also reported that three, the apparent low bidder St. ' "The beach is now closed and was Budd Randle Construc- GRADE A TURKEYS Building Offered tucked away for the winter." tion Co., of Oakland for • Naturally tender and juicy! : The offer was disclosed by Reporting on the season just $437,219. TURKEYS • No additives, oils or fats Councilman Salvator Gatto, ended he said receipts were The second apparent low TOMS 16 to 22 Ib. Avg. chairman of the beach and $65,341; $2,239 less than last bidder was the Cruz Construc- injected! • recreation commission. Mr. year. The recreation commis- tion Co., of Union for $520,235. • Extra broadbreasted with Gatto told council that Oceans sion, he said, parked 17,890 Other bidders were: A.V.P. more tender white meat! 1239, a $2 million 62 townhousc cars during the summer in the Contracting Co., Breton HENS~ """ development 'offered the municipal parking lot, and Woods, $620,121; -,M.M. Nero '. building to the borough, "for sold 80,5(M admissions to the Construction Co., Hazlet, 10 to 16 1b. Avi . the price of moving it." beach. $030,422; and United Founda- The building now stands on A petition, signed, by 24 resi- tion Corp., Union, for $531,843. CUT SHORT FOR BROILING OR FRYING f%f\j. CUT FOR LONDON BROIL BONELESS C "f 1 O the site of the proposed dents, asking for termination A bid by Ro Ling Minieri Inc.,- 19 Oceans 1239 development, and of a business known as the West Paterson was not consid- Rib Steak th^ offer was made to the Sea Bright and Rumson Taxi ered. JB9* Shoulder Steak **1 CHUCK TASTY t TENDER • fS f\* BONELESS ' AAi borough by the principals of Co., Operating out of the home On an engineer's estimate c the company, George Daley of of John Scriv^nich, at 536 of $470,166 for contract four,' Boneless Pot Roast.b89° Chuck For Stew *.o9 Lincrbft, Peter Denigris of Ocean Aye, was referred to the apparent low bidder was FIRST CUT Red Bank and Mario Latella the Planning Board for study Cruz Construction Co., for • of Mountainside. and recommendations to $358,622; with Esteves Con- CHUCK STEAK CALIF. ROAST ; "The building," Mr. Gatto council. struction Co., Inc., Franklin said, "can be used as a com- The petitioners allege viola- Lakes as the apparent second CENTER-ft,; munity center, meeting hall tions of the borough zoning or- • low bidder for $362,154. CUT 49* Ib. where council and borough dinances, and creation of traf- Other bidders were:f Verona 39! I* todies could hold public hear- fic hazards. Borough Attorney Construction Co.{ Verona, Health & Beauty Aids! ings: It could also be used by Richard L. Bonello recom- LEAN &FRESH-ANV SIZE-,PACKAGE $463,371; Central Construction WILKINSON CHROME 'the First Aid Squad and the mended referral to the Plan- Co., Clark, $394,432; M.M. 'Fire"Department for their ning Board for investigation Nero Construction Co., Haz- WHY PAY MORE' seminars. of the allegations. let, $379,733; A.V.P. Construc- RAZOR BLADES Conversion Seen Blood Bank Day tion Co., Breton Woods, "THE BLADE" ITALIAN SAUSAGE "What, perhaps is most im- Mayor Norton proclaimed $531,594; M.A. Stephen Con- DOUBLE EDGE BEEF LIVER portant," Mr. Gatto stressed, Nov. 20 as Blood Bank Day, in struction Co., Orange, CHICKEN PARTS SKINNED "is that the building could be recognition of the local first $396,589; and United Founda- SWEET OR HOT Ib / ffi . -„,. BREAST &DEVEINED 2Bacon « Short Ribs SHOP-BITE SMOKED PORK • 9s 69!CUBED (FROZEN) •fey the recreation commission captain of the first aid squad, JtJ NO MORE TANGLES SPRAY N«W! /^ J» , C for games and other activi- announced that donors will be Shoulder WINGS lb.39 UVERSIb.59' Veal Steaks ties; it could be used by se- welcomed at the fira house on Set Traffic Creme Rinse 7.V99* BONELESS BRISKET OF nior citizens. ,This offer," he the specified date. General Merchandise concluded, "could not be Mayor Norton r'.so sug- Signal For - passed up." gested and council unani- SHOP-RITE MICRO MESH The smaller building, Mr. mously endorsed con- Fresh Fruits <£ Vegetables -'Gatto pointed nut, could be gratulations to Michael Deve- Marlboro PANTYHOSE : FRESH CALIFORNIA FANCY HEp or GOLDEN used to house the badly over- reaux, secretary of the board MARLBORO - Councilman Delicious Apples 1st. QUALITY crowded borough offices now of health, who celebrated his Richard Herman announced CALIFORNIA NYLON 99 in use at Borough Hall. !Mlh birthday last week, and today that he had received a BROCCOLI Barttett Pears verbal commitment from Har- SEAMLESS SWEET 1 e ry Burton, of the Traffic Bu- PLAYING CARDS California Carrots 2 ft 29 reau of the state Department IDAHO U.S. i»J of Transportation, that a traf- SHOP-RITE Baking Potatoes '459* What drove Barbara fic signal would be installed at PASCAL c lit. 79 and School Road West "V decks I TOP QUALITY SOUTHERN California Celery .,.ul9 JUICY SUNKIST Yams • 2** as soon as the widening of the . From Our Dairy Case Groceries Why Pay More! Lemons to the wall? latter road is completed. COOPER AMERICAN CHEESE Drug* drove her to the The councilman said he had requested the township engi- GREEN GIANT CORN wall, as drugs.are driving SPREAD SLICES neer to forward, plans of the • COLORED OR WHITE thousands of other widening project to the Traf- fic Bureau immediately. IND. WRAPPED- 12-ot. teenagers to the wall. And PAST. PROCESS pl<9. 49 Councilman Herman said ALL VARIETIES SOUP the menace of hard drugs the intersection is heavily tra- ALL VARIETIES JLAYER DUNCAN HINES and narcotics continues versed by residents of Mon- Great American Ora nge Ju i cel;t 49 SMOPHITE °"*1 Cake Mixes mouth Heights and that it is •9 A/ HUDSON UulaaJ3ut therejs help used extensively by school REGULAR FLEISCHMANNS jm. j-\ rf"» , Aluminum Foil »T.', for the addict, young or buses. He said council had Margarine 2 £-.89 19*Table Napkins widened the road in front of Delicatessen Dept. old. Alton Blakesleo's the school and had acquired Frozen Food Savings ARMOUR STAR ALL VARIETIES booklet, "WHAT YOU most the land needed to widen BANQUET 2-LB the balance of the road be- CAN DO ABOUT tween Moninouth Heights and SLICED DACON DANGEROUS DRUGS," Rt. 79. answers many of the The councilman said, "I am WHY PAY MORE? " SHOP-RIIC POURN-STOhEGRAOE 'A' CORN,PEAS. pleased that'the state has ex- \/aoratahlac PEAStCARROT'St questions teenagers and 59 Rich's Eclairs 3 pressed its willingness to co- • VtfgClClUICO MIXED VEGETABLES parents are asking these operate with us in'assuring SHOP-RITE 99 Ice Cream Dcpt. days about drug usage the safely of HID residents of Marlboro," Canned Ham 1 indorse. It's available ALL MEAT OR ALL BEEF SWIFTS PREMIUM ICE CREAM SANDWICHES through this newspaper Franks X Appetizer Dcpt. -BakeryDcpL- IJmildast StH f LONGACRE WHITEMEAT GUADWCypH . for'only $1. Send for your For Candidates ... Seafood Savings TUStBCEf SHOPRITE TWIN REGULAR/SANDWICH copy today I MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - TASTY 26-30 The four Democratic candi- 0 ALB twoii eREAD 795 dates for Township Council will ho honored Sunday, Oct. SHRIMP 17, at 10 a.m. at n breakfast in What You Can Do About Dangerous Drugs the Shore Point Inn, III. '35, RED BANK, THE DAILY REGISTER Hazlet. SHOP-RITE P.O. Box 5 On hand to greet the public WHY PAY MORE? 550 Broad Street Teaneck, New Jersey 07666 and explain Ihelr views will be Peter ,1. Lumia, Michael Shrewsbury, N.J. Enclosed Is $ .. ..for ...copies of What You Brudnltz, Philip N. (iumbs Can Do About Dangerous Drugs at $1,00 each, and Andrew B, Halek, who SHOP AT SHOP-RITE hope to unseal iho Incumbent 1200 Highway 35 Namo Republicans In ncxl month's (Plonad print clnoHyl Mlddletown, N.J. Address, i -•,••• ' - election. SHOP-RITE Tickets und reservations City ; ,„ '. State.,.:... !..• •Zip.-.- :;••--- may be 'obtained through dis- Please inuke fhnk payable ID TlwAmtiinleitPreh, trict commlltoomon and com- mUtcewonicii, All township 'residents arc invited, Prlcat effective thru Oct. 9,1971. We r«>erv« the right to limit quantities, Not retponilble tor typographic*) error*. unk - MUMIetoKH, , Or>ohw 6,197? IYPFN QH ^L^l fnEw fhr mm m is r as SB

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OH ftNfWEEKir ADVERTISED U.S. # 1 Potatoes , sZ E , 48' Bartlett Pears Ib. FOOD ITEM BY ANY MAJoR SUPEKM4RKE.TI Iceberg lettuce ^°, ,. 23* Garden Fresh Cabbage Ib. The Pantry Pride Wholesale City Delicious Apples ^ ,18* Rutabagas CANDIAN (TURNIPS) Ib. GUARANTEE!

Southern Golden Yams > 10' Hygrade Franks ALL MEAT Ib. PANTRY PRiDE GRADE "A' Our everyday Wholesale City food prices f z IMPORTED SPiCED } (MEDiUMSiZE) are trie lowest of any major supermarket. Of course every now and then some other food store will run LUNCHEON WHITE a special price for a few days. If this happens, we will match their price! This goes for all major competitors: A-Mart, Pathmark, Food town, Grand Union, Shop-Rite, Two Guys, Stop & Shop, & Acme. ALL half PANTRY So if you see an item advertised by one of Chicken Roll WHITE MEAT Ib. Creamery Butter PRIDE Ib. these stores that's lower than ours, here's all you AMERICAN KOSHER SOFT Kosher Franks SKINLESS Ib. Blue Bonnet MARGARINE Ibt. have to do: ASSORTED OLIVE, PLAIN NON-DAIRY Cold Cuts OR PICKLE LOAF Ib. Kreemif COFFEE LIGHTENER IMPORTED OR LIVERWURST - LIBERTY Compare specials and (coder food prices Sandwich Loaf DANISH Ib. 58' Bologna BRAND COUNTRY STYLE Ib. I advertised this week by the Major Super* markets listed in this ad and-Pantry ^«ff*. M| w__ SHH OTMI Bi^^^ fll ^^H Pride's Wholesale City. Look at the prices oh the items you want to buy.

Clip or tear out the portions of this week's newspaper ads or circulars that show the Kerns you want to buy. Make sure the sixes, and prices, and dote line are show- 1ENTAN0 CAPSULES ing on your tear-outs. LIST $1.59 Bring all your tear-outs,to Pantry Pride's Wholesale City. After you have shopped, check out, bring your purchases and tear- outs to the Pantry Pride Wholesale City ; DEEP CUT FROZEN FOODS SPECIALSI DEEP CUT HEALTH & BEAUTY AID SPECIALS! Office and receive your price refunds slips. The clerk in the office will take your re- Orange Plus *mm -ts 45* Gillette ni^tTAToo ^ fund slips and give you caih savings that can add up to big dollars as you shop |NT RE Pantry Pride's Wholesale City every French Fries ' "sxsggtgg* ^ 1-6* Vaseline ^^^ •&?• 88* week for the lowest advertised food prices. !•••#A I*INIAPPII, PINIAPPIIORAP6. ( UST ••«,, $1231 IIIIIV FRUIT, PINfAPPLt ORANGE 14 Excedrin Tablets $1,63 B» )bo •

ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE WED., OCT. 6 THRU TUIS. OCT. <3fflhe'Tailgates:'TorHunt IVteet and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Oilman Jr., 10 Somerset Hi) The Daily Drive, Itumson, (decorated by ; status of the County Fare Diamond Pools, Middletown). been "almost In addition, floral arrange- 'as "What's this ments in each home will be by num- The event, as you probably Decking the Halls members of the Rumson (Jar- know (with mentions oven in den Club, Navesink Garden 1 the October issue of House Hark, we herald news of a J. shows people's 1 Club, Middletown'h Garden forythat grand day Beautiful and Sunday's N Y. holiday house tour Club K V D , Lakeridgr Gas- ' f»hen Mrs. Amory Times) is a first-ever event in On Friday, Dec. 10, from den Club ami Kan Haven Gai- \ hostess at Wood- the Jersey shore area and its noon to 4 p.m., five stately den Club. Also, Beraidi Floi- urhi, Middletown, to proceeds will go to the Public homes of Monmouth (replete 1st, Little Silver, is donating - this sporting fixture spon- Health Nursing Association of with tinsely trimmings) will 100 wreaths that will be hand- sored by the Monmouth Coun- liumson, Sea Bright and Fair be opened to the public cour- decorated by members of the ty Hunt Itacing Association. Haven. Mrs Julian Hemplull tesy of the Geraldinc Thomp- (icraldine Thompson Aux- This year's benefit meeting, and Mrs, Norman Kamsey, son Auxiliary to MCOSS Fam- iliary and sold on the day of the 41st. Ss set for Oct. 23. Rum&on, are chairmen and ily Health and Nursing Ser- the tour along with some oth- Gates, as usual, open at 11 Mrs. Alan Duke, also of Rum- vice. This is the piennerc for er hand-fiishioned items - a.ir ' and the first of a five- son, has designed the show's this particular benefit, which Chairmen of Jhe doings are race program will be run at installation. also has the money-making Mrs. William Sutcr, Atlantic 2:30 p.m. Mrs. Amory I. Ilas- Among heirloom pieces tagline of a 6:30 p.m cocktail Highlands, and Mrs Gil- kell Jr. is the Hunt Meet's am- from private collections as party and gourmet denu-din- man—she whose home will be bassador-at-largo and it's she well as work entered for com- ner, for patrons and sponsors, shown. Honoiary chairmen . who win arrange reserved petition are two needlepoint in the Monmouth Park Head- are Mr. and Mrs. Philip II. - parking ($40 per car), and set handbags from the frog col- ing Koom. Isclin, Oceanport, the parents up memberships (?12 for ca- lection of Mrs. Olive Wnfilit- The tour homes (with par- of Mrs. (iilman and he, hap- tered food and drink In the ca- .son Switz, Middletown; a di- enthesis about the estab- pily, president of both the N. nopied enclosure). General rector's chair with needle- lishments to deck them with Y. Jets and the Monmouth admission, however, is paid point covering in tennis motif wreaths and trees that day) Park Jockey Club. And that's upon entiy at $3 per loaned by Mrs Swit7's sister- are those of Mr. and Mrs. how the Monmouth Park in-law, Mrs. William G. head—with heads of children Charles II. Slingluff Jr., 16 Reading Room—actually a Mrs. Hutner, Metuchen, at Saturday's medical staff dinner-dance in the Chantlcler, MiitDurn. under 12 passed by without Wrightson Jr., Rumson; an Avenue of Two Rivers, Rum- lovely home on the track- cost. • 18th century long stitch boat .son,. (Boxwood Gaidcns, Fair owned Wolf Hilt Farm that is picture loaned by C. Alan ,Haven); Mr. and Mrs. I. used for billeting special vis- Needling You Hudson, Rumson, a chair and Ilalph Fox, Foot-of-Bingham itors—came to be.loaned for Needleworks' It's here! The chair seal ncedleworked by a Ave , Rumson, (Gcoige Juv the aforementioned demi-din- exhibition of 3G6 (count ,'em) northern New Jersey surgeon Ka, Klbuion), Mr and Mrs ner. to "keep his fingeis nimble" handwoikcd pieces is being* Bursun Wynkuop, 11 Blossom Do you think they might judged today and will be and a crewel embioidered eye Cove Road, Middletown, glass case made by an elderly also bill it a tired tootsir shown to the public tomon ow (Turner Brothers iNursery, soiree?? from 10 a m. to 5 p m. and paraplegic who made the West Long Branch), Mr. and Knday from 10 a m. to 3 p m. piece by using two fingers and Mrs. W. Lang Mohneux, Lind- Anyhow, almost the entire her teeth. first floor of the Reading at Hominy Hills Golf Club, lit. en Lane, Locust, (with wreath Room (several parlors, dining 537 and Mercer Road, Colts Show tickets, $3 each, will by Turner Brothers and a room, center hall and glassed- Neck. be sold at Hominy Hills Mrs. Molineux-tnmmed tree) in addition where bar and lounge are located) will be fancied to a fare-thee-well by decorator Ed Stiffler of David Barrett Associates, New York. Nipping at the baubles will be a Lhasa Apso puppy donated by Mr. and Mrs. Ron- ald Lewis, Marlboro, for auc- tion that evening. Tour tickets are $5 and may be purchased that day or in advance at Steinbach service desks in Asbury Park, Red Bank and Manalapan, at Turner Brothers Nursery or at Diamond Pools. Sponsor- ship at $50 includes two tick- ets for the tour and party. The patrons' price is $30 and in- cludes the same things.

Kiwanis Slate Chinese Auction NEW SHREWSBURY — The Kiwanis Club of New Shrewsbury will have a Chi- nese Auction Oct. 23 at 7:30 p.m. in the New Shrewsbury CRUISING UP THE RIVER — Walter Reade Jr., left, of New York and Sea Bright, and his wife, Dol- First Aid Squad Building. Pro- ly, center, hosted the annual Hudson RiVer outing aboard the Bay Belle for more than 1,000 employes ceeds will be used for chari- of the Walter Reade Organization, of which Mr. Reade is president and chairman of the board. Others table activities, including from left are Donna Gunzberg, film researcher; Sheldon Gunzberg, executive vice president; Edward RACEWAY EVENT — Mrs. Robert Sherman, president>S4he Junior youth services and commu- Schuman, a member of the board of directors; John Balmer, assistant to the Theater ..Department vice Woman's Club of Freehold which plans a benefit luncheon and afternoon nity projects. president; Nick Schermerhorn, Theater Department vice president, and Mrs. Schermerhorn. at Freehold Raceway Saturday, discusses plans with Herve Filion, North Donations of merchandise America's leading driver. Advance reservations for the outing, proceeds are requested. Pick-ups may of which will support the Ruth Gottscho Kidney Foundation, may be made be arranged' by calling Hugh with Mrs. Walter F. Kern, 102 Hibernia Way, Freehold. The foundation, a G. Boyd Associates, 33 Apple Junior woman's club state project, provides kidney dialysis machines for St. home use by patients unable to afford them.

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THREESOME — Mrs. Lloyd H. Lawrence, Fair Haven, standing, is chair- Polyester Mix n' Match Co-ordinates man of the first invitational Ladies Golf Tournament Oct. 14to benefit Rivervlew Hospital, Red Bank. Committee members Mrs. Charles Pa- AND MORES terno, right, and Mrs. Prospero De Bona, Rumson, discuss plans for the event that will open with a 9:30 a m. shotgun start at Hominy Hills Golf Club, Colts Neck, and finish with an awards luncheon in the clubhouse. SHOP Reservations may be made at the hospital's public relations office. EARLY MEET GOP Campaign Luncheon Set AND IARRY * -- The pg I.utichcun given by SAVE "The! pcilccl anniversary gift." the Munmuiith ( ounty Kedci- imoiul among diamonds —25 in all, EISEMAN ation of Republican Women .tinny* First Quality Mrrrlinmlinc . , , one lor each wonderful year. member ol the clllclnl will IH> Oft V at 12 ,'i0pm. In heir fashion commlltte the Barclay Hotel, 112 Fifth Ask about our selection of ol New Jaraey Ave. FACTORY fe-mounts tor his diamond' who will personally advise you In selecting 111*) porfcU Mis Ann Armstrong, Wash- hairstyle to compliment your individuality with our ington, DC, co-chairman of OUTLET "Ouick Comb Coiffure" ... a new experience in thr> art the Itcpublic.in Natlon.il Com- LUCY'S olhaircultmg. mittee, will be gticsl •.pcakei The r.induldte.s' wives will ro- Call Larry Elseman at 741-5010 reive guests itcspiviiliKiis should IJP OPEN: THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY 9; 30*6 CONTESSA DOR HAIRDRESSERS rniidc at lU'pubhcun head- 642 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD LINCROFT quarters, 2 Main St , Free- BRIDGE AVE. and FRONT ST. 747-0108 RED BANK hold ©pens Saturday

KATONTOWN - The Northern Monmouth County Branch of the American Association of University Women's eighth An- nual Used Book Sale will begin Saturday and continue to Oct. 1J at the Monmouth Shopping Center in Eatontown, next to Uttman Jewelers. The week-long gale will offer more than 10,000 items, In- cluding a wide variety of used books, paperbacks/recent tech- nical periodicals, and children's books. Also on sale will be a collection of "vintage" books. Among them are handwritten school copy books dated to 1862, a Bible printed In 1786, and a book entitled "The Great Revolu- tion" published in 1883. ' . Special Features Special features of ihe event are"Half-Prlce Days" Oct. 13 and 14, and a dollar sale (alf the books you can carry for fl) Oct. 15 and 16. Sale hours will be dally from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and on Oct. 15, the store will,be open to B p.m. The sale will end at noon Oct. 16, All proceed|of the sale gn to the AAUW Fellowships Fund, which provides monies to qualified women for doctoral or GRATEFUL. — Enlargement of a new postal card,Issued Jr> tribute to post-doctoral 'study in the United States and abroad. Local America's hospitals Is presented to Monmouth Medical Center gdrnfnis- banks and merchants are donating bags, tables and other trator Felix M. Pllla, left, by Long Branch postfaaster Rocco N.. Boriforte, equipment. Lumber and cinder blocks for shelving will be cup- shown here with Mrs. Anne Marie Flood and Mrs. Frances Kaye, presi- plied by the Red Bank Lumber Company. Avis Car Rental in dent of the Associated Auxiliaries, The cards are available at all post of- Red Bank will provide a truck to transport books and equip- fices. • ' u 5 ANZA ~ Mrs' Gary w- Phlpps, Little Silver, left, and Mrs, ment to the shopping center. , - - Jeroia K. Mahood, Middletown, tackle the mounds of books In prepara- General chairmen of the sale are Mrs. William B. Millhi- tion for the opening Saturday of the Northern Monmouth County Bronch ser, Colts Neck, and Mrs. Arthur Kettley, Middletown. Mrs. Rosarians SANDRA FKTZ of the American Association of University Women's Book Fair staoed Roger H. Bohl, Holmdel, Is AAUW fellowships chairman. To Install will hx teavMng nt next to liftman's In the Mall, Monmouth Shopping Center, Eatontown, and continuing through Oct. 16. FREEHOLD — Installation of new members of the Altar THE BARN Kosary Society of St. Rose of Avi'. of TwoHii-er* Lima Catholic Church will take place Oct. 24 after the IIUMSO.N evening Mass. A covered dish BEGINNING supper and meeting in .the school cafeteria will follow. ADULT BALLET Mill I* from IO>Ul» Mrs, Helen Thompson and I lllS I'UK. * 111 Iff Frayed by Loose-LippedHubby Mrs. Rose Marie Hcim are chairmen. Inlcrmcdiulc or Children from gge 10 up ri»w• will IH- on ftrd. .>:O9-$il>0 IM). Parents of Son letters, cards and school re- a) Make your husband look Mr*. Fi'lz van a dance major at Landers TOMS RIVER - Mr. and Duller rniv<'Mt\, studied and unions. I am so crushed by like a loose-lipped Jerk, i Mrs. Frank Paoni, 519 Bay Dear Ann Landers: My hus- luuftlil rluimrft in ballcl at The the knowledge that my hus- Blvd., Bayville, are parents of K<»iil Acuilcniy of Bullet in Uuf- band and I have been happily band did such a rotten thing b) Make yourself look like a son, Mertin Sebastian married for 16 years. A few Ann Landers fiilo.uml wait a mi'mlxr of Jordan to me that I want to telephone an insecure, addle-brained Paoni, born Oct. 2 in Commu- Itullcl Co. & Ithma Civic Ballet weeks ago my husband her and let her know I am nity Hospital, Toms River. blurted out something that fool. • \ Co. now in possession of the facts. Mrs. Paoni is the former Mau- I'leaie Caltt has made me so miserable I lived in our dorms —in, of all said he became physically ill c) Fix it so you will never reen Frances Kelly, daughter •can barely stand it, Out of a places, the supermarket. She afterward, (guilt, of course) . My husband would prefer again be comfortable in the ThcBarii-7tl.8323or that I not call. We had agreed of Mrs. M. Harold Kelly, 756 clear blue sky he said he had had a large bag of groceries and told her they must never girl's presence. Newman Springs Road, Lin- Mrs. Fflz 8*2-9367 a confession to make. It and he offered to drive her do such a thing again. They to abide by your decision. — for information. Advanced Yuba City croft, and the late Mr. Kelly, seems that in 1958 when we back to the dorm since she never did, d) Add about $10 to your who' was publisher of The I°I

PTA Initiates Mrs. White Urges Clubwomen Program Theme HIGHLANDS — The Public To Be Catalysts on Issues School PTA will have its first meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. in NEW BRUNSWICK — Mrs. , Mrs. White, former mayor We must face the issues and the school auditorium. Katharine Elkus White, Red of Red Bank, chairman of the then speak up and be heard Bank,' addressing 747 women N.J. Highway Authority and Officers for the new term by those who can do some- include Mrs. David Searcy, registered here Saturday at U.S. ambassador to Denmark, thing about them." 1 president; Mrs. James L. Douglass iCoyege for the state spoke at the conference's af- Mrs. George F. Weinheimer fall Conference of the New ternoon session in Voorhees Richard and Mrs. Harold 'Jr., Westfield, is federation Foley, vice presidents; Rob- Jersey State Federation of Chapel of Douglass, woman's president, , , Women's Clubs, urged that college of Rutgers University. ert Zolkiewicz, principal, hon- they not be afraid to stand up Mrs. White is a Rutgers Uni- orary vice president; Mrs. Er- and be counted and, in fact, versity trustee. Galey & Lord win Harrison, recording sec- retary; Mrs. Lorraine Ken- suggested that women be the Recommending that women At Raceway catalysts that start issues roll- seek placement on their local nedy, corresponding secre- V FREEHOLD - Gayley.fi tary; Miss Luba Kwozko, ing. ^ boards and concern them- Lord, a division of Burlington selves with such current is- treasurer, and Mrs. Raymond Industries, will present this Kriessler, historian. BABY BALLET sues as crime, drugs, educa- ' Thursday's fashion show at Classes lor Ages 3 To 5 tion, facilities for teens, care "Participation Promotes $ 06 Freehold Raqeway. The show- Progress" is this year's 5 Per Month for the aged, etc., Mrs. White ings, which take place after said, "We can no longer sit in Judy L, Paris theme. EDNA HAVIIAND STUDIOS each of ihe first four races be- The evening's program will • 7S McLaran St., fUd Bank - our living rooms in comfort ginning at 1:30 p.m., will fea- .' ' 741-1820 and ignore these problems. consist of approval of the ture suits, coats and exciting Scholarship budget, introducing the offi- evening wear created by the cers arfd new principal, Rob- country's outstanding, design- Recipient ert Zolkiewicz, also in- ers, troducing Board of Education Designers such as Chuck „ KEANSBURG - Judy L. members. Awards for mem- Howard and Donald Brooks Paris, daughter of Mrs. J. K: bership and for the program have applied their fashion Paris of 56 Port Monmouth cover will be made. sense to the elegant Galey & Road, has been awarded a Lord fabrics. $500 scholarship by Court St. WOMEN MEETING This is the latest segment in Ann, Catholic Daughters of EATONTOWN — The Wom- the .raceway's Ladies' Day America. an's Community Club of Ea- program which every tontown will meet Thursday Thursday features free admis- A June graduate of Keans- at 8 p.m. in the Meadowbrook sion for the ladies plus fashion burg High School, Miss Paris School. Lt. Lawrence DeVito showings on the apron prome- is,a student at Muhlcnberg of the Eatontown Police De nade and in the Patio Terrace Hospital School of Nursing, partment will be guest speak dining room. Plainfield. er. • .- •' '

SAVE BRAND 20% QUILTED - KODEL ON ANY COAT IN OUR New..j,ri The Daily Register HOUSE STORE f(f NOW THROUGH COLUMBUS DAY. GO COATCRAZV. FUR TRIMS. ' The Slim Gourmet" LEATHERS AND SUEDES. COATS OUTERWEAR. HOW ABOUT A BEAUTIFUL WINTER WOOL COAT? food that you not only like lull iiistrs NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE UP PUnnhiR, preparing and caiiiijj good YOUR MIND. MISSES'AND JR. • nil lusty food* can he one of life'* ' .':'• AM) IS.Sl.UmiNC, TO SIZES. THE ONLY EXCEPTIONS Urcalc't pleamirra. ARE FAKE FUR COATS. FURTHERMORE: WE HAVE Ami il run lincoiiir cvrn more so HIII'H WliclhiT ll'.s Cliiikni (Jicciuliirr, Ilirf 3PIECE WOOL PANTS SUITS you follow iinrlmra Gililion»' »cnvilinii. Slroymiorr or Will |*nriui|iiiiiia, Mr*. FOR 69.99, FORMERLY 96.00, ul new column, Ttic SLIM Coiirmcl ('.ililioiis « ill ii-ll yon him lo mitkr IN 8 TO 16 SIZES. IIICM" iiml ollior savorvmiiin di^lii's — NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS, It't the now cooking column about two liihd* a\%tek in this uc»«pu|irr. PLEASE. HO. 4.00 •!«», Nyhn KNIT HALF 1 00 PANT Q75 SUPS • SETS ^ Appearing Every Tuesday & Friday hmmtrpnd-Wtutm SLACKS d CORDUROY or DENIM • Nylon ZZippei r • CO-ORfilNATK , ?.5O THE DAILY Rl STER NU-MIL'S SIMON , . . ". i ALL. FIRST LINE MERCHANDISE Monmouth County's Moat Interesting Newspaper Factory Outlet and fyhcouht Store Northern Moninonth\i Largest Newspaper 30 BRIDGE AVENUE RED BANK Oppotlid n.B, •wilon "Off 8tra«t Parking" (J/M>rti Mon., run., nun,, Sm.-UhSi.1O We*., and *W. ,Wf\- MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, EATONTOWN J OPEN EVERY NIGHT Til 9:30 Say Shrewsbury Must Build a Borough Hall SHBEWSBURV - Coun- nicipal hall. A limit of They said the property, available at a reasonable cost hazardous and that the lot has costs soar." lie sum uuituing cltmen Wolfgang W. Koenig $350,000 to buy the land and owned by the estate of Marga- •per acre. only 68 feet of Street frontage. costs rose 46 per cent between wtf Gerald A. Bruno warned erect the building has been ret Meacham, was selected Among the proposals re- A new Mructurc would have I960 and 1970 and averaged 7.' 1O be built in tln> mil", pi in- per cent higher tins year. resktents Monday • th«»t un- set by the council, It would over the others because it Is: jected was construction of a 1 less a new borough hall is also house the police depart- supplementary structure to cluding a view from tin. street Ho said Monmouth Count btitlt soon the community may ment. (1) Centrally located and the present municipal head- and placing it "in a spot with has 53 municipalities and that bo faced with problems of a Mr, Koenig, chairman of the the most attractive for a mu- quarters and police depart- even less favorable soil condi- Shrewsbury is the largest of denfoniued police depart- borough finance committee, nicipal center, (2) the acquisi- ment at 777 Broad St. Mr. tions." four without a permanent mu- ment, a decline in efficient said the cost of a new borough tion of the land would pre- Koenig and Mr. Bruno said Mr. Koenig, while asking nicipal building. municipal services and fur-. hall to taxpayers would be serve the fourth of the "his- the available land there is low voters to approve the question Councilmen Bruno and Koe- th«r rising costs for the about nine cents per $100 of toric four corners," (3) the and wet and would require' on the ballot, said: nig said voters soon w!U be re- .present rented quarters. assessed valuation and that project is eligible for federal considerable fill to avoid "It never again will be as ceiving a six-page pamphlet "Our police department is bonding probably would not and state funds, (4) a min- drainage problems and to sup- economical to build a borough stating the facts about the so severely overcrowded in its occur until 1974. He said he imum of site preparation port a structure or parking. hall as it is now. While wo need for a borough hall and present location It's remark- based his estimate on ex- costs would be incurred and They also said that ingress delay construction, the pres- its cost. They urged residents (5) the land is not located in a and egress to and from Kt, 35 sure to expand municipal ser- to approve the question on the Wolfgang W. Koenig. able it ii able to function at pected ratables of about $38 Gerald A, Bruno all," Mr. Bruno said. "Equal- million by 1974. commercial zone, making it (Broad St.) is difficult and vices mounts and construction ballot. ly critical is the fact that "Ratables either under con- , • there is no place for private struction or approved by all discussions among police per- borough agencies will add sonnel when persons sus- about $3.5 million to our tax pected of a crime arc brought base," Mr. Koenig said.-"At In for questioning. the present tax rate, this will "When more than one sus- increase our revenues by - pect is involved, the men's about $169,000, covering the Pampers CUT FROM YOUNG PORKERS Coom is used to interrogate a planned expenditure for a suspect," Mr. Bruno said. "If borough hall on a pay-as-you- a suspect is brought in for go basis. questioning at night, with only "The way we figure it," Mr. two policemen on duty, the Koenig said, "the yearly cost police must lock him in a of the borough hall to a tax- EORK ROASTS closet or take him with them payer who owns a $20,000 when a call for help comes in, home would be ?18 a year, because our police depart- less than the cost of a daily ment does not have detention newspaper." facilities. Mr. Koenig and Mr. Bruno y "This is only part of the both said that Shrewsbury has serious situation which exists been criticized by the Admin- Portion ) today in Shrewsbury because istrative Office of the Courts we have put off building a of New Jersey because the -•borough hall that should have municipality does not provide been constructed 20 years suitable facilities for its court' ago," he said. operations. Mr. Bruno and Mr. Koenig The Municipal Court meets C Loin spoke at a meeting of the in the borough school audito- Motts Apple Sauce 22 Shrewsbury Republican Club rium, with the judge's bench ; Portion in the firehouse, where they \ assembled before each ses- said the need for a borough sion by borough personnel. F in a sf Sa u e r kr a u t 19' hall "has reached the point of Prisoners are kept in a desperation." nearby classroom, with thf Mr. Bruno said that valu- judge's chamber another " BRISKET, CRY-O-VAC able borough records and classroom equipped with kin- PACKAGE equipment are stored in ren- dergarten-size seats and ta- ted quarters, under the bles. gStraight Cut ib.99c borough school auditorium, in "We need a public meeting private homes and garages. room that can properly servo "The risk that, these records the needs of our municipal DAIRY SPECIALS FRONT may be lost or destroyed is court and leave the gymna- CUT i j>reat,".he said. "Our present sium available for our exten- municipal quarters are so sive recreation program," cramped there isn't even Mr. Bruno said. He noted that Corned At the Butcher Shop Ib. _ room to conduct borough busi- if the court is forced to mov< 20 Franks liib. ness with persons who repre- back to the Fern Ross gymna- Big Value Franks Inpkg. pkg. sent ratables for Shrewsbury. sium in the school the numer- RICHMOND, Hyoradtt All of our municipal boards ous winter activities for SAVE CASH Ball Park Franks AB9A ' and committees are forced to borough youngsters will be Strip Shells of Beef All Meot or • (In Red Bank Only) All B«»( meet in private homes or oth- adversely affected and some Finast Frankfurters Reg. or1 C er locations remote from their canceled. qt. conl. WHOLE OR Finast Sliced Bacon .Thick 59 permanent records." Mr; Koenig and Mr. Bruno, Keg. or : The question whether HALF $129 Thick both candidates for reelection Shrewsbury will build a Prdyplone or Colonial Sliced Bacon Bologna, this year, said that citizens' or B«ef Bologna borough hall will appear on committees appointed by ib. eft Finasf Cold Cuts the Nov. 2 election ballot. The Mayor Robert C. Lawrence Mbzzarella h Mayor and Council are asking 3rd evaluated more than 20 Extra 8-o*. voters to approve a proposal possible sites and held three Pillsbury Biscuits light to purchase 6.5 acres of land public hearings before the 5licts, Ib. $109 on the southwest corner of southwest corner of Broad Kraft Swiss Natural pkg, • Broad St. and Sycamore Ave. and Sycamore was decided ' ib.eec for the construction of a mu- Soft Margarine Non-Dairy upon. Regular Margarine, .pka.vO Kraft Parkay Nan-Dairy Ib. OCC Finair Romano ib.$119 or Parmeian cont. l': ave Howard Endorses Axelrod Sour Cream Belil9s Candidacy - WASHINGTON — Eli Belil, . letter of endorsement and Ken-L-RationI Maxwell House a Democratic candidate for none of the other candidates state Assembly from the so- have—so far. FINAST CUT called western district of "He asked us for a letter," OR FRENCH - Monmouth County, has re- the1 spokesman said, "and he STYLE __ ceived a personal endorse- suggested certain things that 9-oz. ment from Rep. James J. we might want to say in it." Howard. Mr. Howard's letter says, "I The endorsement came in wish to take this opportunity the form of a four-paragraphr io express my wholehearted letter on the congressman's support for Eli Belil, the official stationery. Democratic candidate for Ijohn's fheese In it Mr. Howard extolled state Assembly from western the virtues, of Mr. BelU, but Monmouth County." failed'to mention any of the " 'Ability, Vigor' other 11 Democrats who are After noting.that the west- Pull Aparts Sara seeking state or county office ern part of the county is one from Monmouth County. of the fastest growing areas in Birds Eye Potatoes.'"**" The omission was neither the state, Mr. Howard said it an oversight nor a snub to any is "essential that the voters of Sara Lee Pound Cake AIL PURPOSE of the other candidates, said a Monmouth County recognize Apps Lasagne ^^^ 4 Gold Medal Flour spokesman for Mr. Howard. the need to relax one-party f Only Request control of the county through iViixed Vegetables '»«• 1-qt. It was simply, he explained, the election of Democrats who li-ot.4 14-01. that Mr. BelU had asked for a demonstrate the ability.and Perx Coffee Lightner pk0- 1 can vigor to provide meaningful Hawaiian Red Punch Farley Display public service." "In my opinion," Mr. How- At Library ard wrote," Eli Belil repre- MIDDLETOWN - Peter R. sents that type of candidate, Band-Aid Spaghetti Farley of Fair Haven has on. and he deserves your sup- display at the township public port." library rocks and minerals, The letter is addressed to ; BANDAGES ; fossils, lapidary and hand "Dear Friends." JOHNSON & HELiMANNS CAROLINA RICE made jewelry of his own de- Some, but not all county sign. Democratic candidates, also Mr. Farley became inter- have received backing from THE REAL ested in minerals and lapidary the Monmouth and Ocean MAYONNAISE 1-qt. LONG -Ib. when he bought a magazine in Counties Central Labor jar GRAIN box Vndio, Calif., called "Desert" Union, Red Bank. ;in 1947. That same year he The labor group is backing joined the Newark Mincr- seven legislative candidates, alogical Society and later the including three from Mon- Newark Lapidary Society. mouth County. They arc Mr. Seventeen years ago, he be- Belil; Eugene J. Bedell, can- came a charter member of didate for the county's coastal Maxim the Monmouth Mineral and Assembly dislrict, and John Gem Club. He has collected in Manna, candidate for the "at- Coffee many parts of Pennsylvania, large" Assembly district. Bleach New York and all the New England States. Sometimes ALBATJIOSS HAVEN NOW ON SALE .. .VOLUME #5 the field trips with other DUNEDIN, New Zealand FINAST FRESH BAKERY members would last a week

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_ • , • *»'_•• Testimonial Set For Mayor Krumap Th« Dully R*|ri*tor, JT.MONMOUTH-A'tMti. «1 dinner honoring Mayor Bank is turner chairman, He Mr. Thummess said a com- affiliated. Associated Fuel .Dealers, a p Committee, the Asso- ___el F. Krtman of Deal Is said civic, business, profes- mltteo of 50 shore leaders will Mayor Kruman who has trustee of Monmouth Museum ciation of the. U.S. Army and Scheduled at Oibbs Hall sional and political leaders servo on the dinner com- been a member of the Deal and a trustee of Temple Beth the Navy League. ruesday, Oct. 19. aro expected to attend the mittee, which will he high- Commission since 1963 and El, Asbury Park. He was first A graduate of New Yoik Joseph Thunimcss, vlco event, which will Include lighted by presentation of ci- has served as mayor since named- as chairman of the University, with a bachelor of nan of the N.J. National dancing and entertainment. tations from organizations Ml, is a candidate for the A& Deal Zoning Board of Adjust- science degree In business ad- with which Mayor Krtun&n 18 sembly. Mayor Kruraan, who ments in 1953 and is active in ministration, he is a first lieu- is president of the Seaboard a host of civic and community tenant in the U.S. Army Re- Service, fuel oil and ice manu- organizations. He is a founder serve. Ho is married to the Film Given To Library facturing firm serving Motj. of the Deal Community The- former Charlotte Pearl, They MIDDLteTOWN-tho shown to township school chil- record of township schools mouth and Ocean Counties, Is ater find Deal Community Ap- reside on Park Ave. in Deal "Third K»Uer,"hBs been dren In an effort to make since the library's inception. treasurer of the N.J. Confer- peal, lie served as a member and are parents of four chil- esented to the Norma Jean them more safety conscious. ence of Mayors and is a mem- of the Beach Front Devel- dren. • " Halvorsen Memorial Film 1,1- Contributions to tho library ber of the Governor's Advisor opment Committee of the Tickets for the dinner aro y the Mlddlotown Kl- Lt. John Kelly, police safety may bo mulled to police head- Board of tho Mayors Confer- Monmouth Municipal Associ- available from the Friends of officer, reports an 80 per cent •quarters, in care of Mrsr ence. ation and is a member of the Daniel Kruman Committee, Films in the library arc Improvement In the safety Claire Norton. He Is past president of tho Monmouth-Ocoan Devel- P.O. Box 98, Deal, N.J.

U ':, II A UIC.JIU. CTP A If C Kagintr irarr rpoio NEW ASSESSOR — Harry A. Schuman, an expert in the real estate and assessment fields, Is shown during his first day on the job as Long Branch tax assessor. Mr. Schuman takes the post held" by WIN Ham Stender for the past five years. Mr. Stender N.Y. CUT retires Oct. IS. The new assessor Is a -former chief assessor of Irvlngton, where he was also a direc- tor of revenue and finance, ISDA Kimak Displays CHOKE I Art at Auburn LONG BRANCH - George rushing from here to there Kitnak, director of Instruc- never stopping to enjoy our tional media for the Long surroundings." Branch Public School system, Mr. Kimakrecelved his for- is having a one-man exhibit of mal art training at Chicago his paintings in the Auburn Art Institute and Syracuse Community College, New •University School of Art York, where he obtained his bach- Earlier this year the collect elor of fine arts degree. Ki- tlon of paintings was given to mak taught art In upstate Italian Style public schools for many the Cayuga Museum or His- tory and Art, Auburn, N.Y, years. He also taught graphic FRESH 100% PORK The paintings were a part of arts at Syracuse University RIBIER GRAPES! Barbara Mather Chapin's art and ran the university's Joe HOT ORSWiiT collection. She lives in Great and Emily Lowe Art Center. Britain with her husband. He served as director of fine Ib. FROM HORMEL, FULLY COOKED Mr. Kimak is an abstract arts at the New Yorlt State OCOMA FULLY COOKID CALIF. Fair for a number of years. In BONEIESS painter. He also paints por- $121 traits. He is listed in Who's that period of his career, he • "CuieSFHams ib. j, Fifed ChitkenA 29' Who in American Art; Who's selected purchase prizes for Tmton Short Who In the Cast and Midwest. Gov. Nelson Rockefeller's pri- Beef Short Ribs Cut C MM Pork Roll J9 3 e His paintings have been wide- vate art collection. Top Chuck Steak Fresh Ground Chuck *•» . b79 POTATOES ly exhibited in museums and Mr. Kimak's.museum train- galleries throughout New ing and experience gave hint Boneless Chuck Steak Fresh Ground Round «•« fta* U.S. NO. i York State and in national art the background to establish . Boneleu $jss SIZE A shows. Chicken Cutlets Sklnlc», llrtoil Ib. the first audio visual instruc- Calif. Steak ^ Mr. Kimak says he paints . tional materials center for a almost every evening and dur- school district in Upstate New 10 47' ing weekends. "My paintings York. ••i'^'fti'P*? are memory fragmentations He is beginning his third of fleeting moments and mo-"' year with the schools here, tlon. We live In a fast moving developing a system wide MAC APPLES society. We never seem to audio visual Instructional ma- U.S. FANCY stand still. We arc continually terials center. 2

W V. • O£~ Administrator Lack ONLYATSTORES WITH SERVICE Hit in Middletown DELICATESSEN DEPARTMENTS MIDDLETOWN - "How. axe guilty of culpability be- can we plan things when we cause they have not said ona FINAST NIBLETS don't have the one man who is' , word about this — nor do they supposed to coordinate every- appear to realize the gravity Genoa Salami thing in the township?" John or the situation." RAWS j. Murphy and Walter B. The two candidates com- •A/C Baine, Independent candi- pared the township without an SUGAR CORN dates for Township Com- administrator to a family C mittee asked yesterday. without a parent. half "The absence of a full time Ib. professional administrator is The spot.of business admin* GREEN doing more harm to the town- istrator has been vacant since the departure of Richard GIANT ship than people realize," they stated in a joint release. Seuffert last year. Tax collec- 12-oz. 89 tor Herbert Bradshaw has' Italian "The single and most im- been the interim adminis- portant appointed official in trator. the township is the business ;.Hot Loaf administrator and we have Turning their views to an- been without one for a year other area both men claim Domestic Provolone "01.55* now," Mr. Murphy said. "This they arc the only candidates PINEAPPLE C is just another example of who are sticking to the issues. GRAPEFRUIT Hormel Pepperoni why the incumbent Republl-. Juice Drink 28 Olive Salad <°^Wt. ,,85° cans must be deposed at the "Unfortunately for us, our h c voting booth. ' opponents have been gather- C Fresh Soiled Ham ,s!'69 "However," Mr. Murphy ing hoadlines recently by continued, "the Democratic throwing smears and brick- Kraft Miracle Whip <•-• 48 Baked Virginia Ham party and its representative bats at each other," they on the governing body (Com- stated.,"This is a last ditch' INTERN A TIONAL SEAFOOD DEPT. mltteeman Thomas J. Lynch) gamble by them to be elected on an emotional appeal rather 'than on knowledge and abili- Scott Bathroom Tissue ^IV ainbow Trout 2 Arrested ty. IMPORTED "When the voter gets his APRICOT NECTAR CORN FLAKES CLEANED In Probe In tax increaso each year he READY should realize the reason for it is that the Republicans have TO Manalapan mismanaged the township and KELLOGG'S COOK HEART'S the Democrats havo said and C 12-oz. MANALAPAN - Two Bel- done nothing about it," they DELIGHT 14-oz. mar men were arrested here pkg. Halibut Steaks and charged with the posses- concluded, can 1 Fillol, Froien. sion, sale and use of LSD fol- Ocean Perch 5-lb- box 12.99 lowing a week- long in- or Hoddoch, Gold«n vestigation, polico reported. $28.55 Raised I Flounder Fillet Fried, Haol N Serve 36 Albert Richard Maddox, 21 Extra Large Shrimp of 1708 Grove St. and Law- At Carnival Upton rence Raymond Novlcko, 26, * WHITE H0LMDEL - A backyard of 61611th Ave. were arrested carnival at the home of Sandy Tea Bags on tho Two Guys Store con- Brown, 2 Gales Court, raised struction site oh Rt. 9 police $28.55 for muscular dystrophy. said. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS The two suspects are being Neighborhood children and inns COUPON' IHISCOUPQNJI Ht. 36 & First Avo. held in MonmoutH County Jail their parents enjoyed games wtw __ WQRIH • ft| 15 In lieu of $2,500 bail each and and refreshments, and were Toward! the purttiostoi Towordt Ihs purchase of Towordt thspurtTion of Towordi lh« puriKast ol Towards thoi ourchaspunnass of HOWEU TOWNSHIP 'a hearing before Municipal entertained by a play written anS-or.bot. of onylO-oi.pkj.of aiVt •oi.pkj. alOor|arof 51b. 6',i -or, plig. of Rt. 9 & Aldrich Rd. \Court Judge Melvin Shteirl and produced by the children. i Nestles KsKg Size; aMsxwel!HQ»il!H e Police said they found seven Sandy Brown was the ring" Caesar ureisisg ' GaadjrBu ' iastaat Coffee LONG BRANCH LSD tablets in the car and master. Hor helpers. were 320 Third Avo. Mr. Novickc and Mr. Maddox Julie Grant, Donald Morse, ' limit (1). Guild at limitO) Goodot LimlUI), Good fit ./til(»m,eood«t.. (Inoi! thru Sol,, 0(1. »lli h SL 0

Those Annuity Plans '•"''• h :;'* ••OnCCDi . CDCtSPEAR» i^ n I mi niiM-|iiimiiiii»»»liiM *monthly^ , in accordance with investment results. In th« Qv. Please discuss in one of past, investment values have ybpr^ortbcoming articles the Successful increased more or less in line advantages and dis- with the rise in the cost of llv- advantages of tax-sheltered Investing .ing. Although more recently Unify plans permitted under the market has dropped in the A fixed income annuity pro- Section 403b of the Internal face of accelerating inflation, vides the annuitant with a de- Revenue Code,—E.C. . ^smw over the long term these re- pendable monthly pension , A —> For those readers who •tion of your current salary are versals tend to be counter-bal- which, because it cannot be may not be'familiar with this obvious. anced. Nonetheless, because outlived, can be a source of particular section of the Inter- serves fjjom variable an- of the flexible income charac- considerable peace of mind. nal Revenue Code it provides nuities are invested in com- teristics of the variable con- However, unlike income from tax-deferred treatment for an- mon and preferred stocks, the tract, a combination plan may a variable contract, this pen- nuity purchase plans adopted value of these funds varies in be preferable particularly for sion will not increase to ac- by public school systems and line with fluctuations in the the individual having only 10 commodate inflation, nor will tax exempt organizations. Un- security investments. Thus in- to 15 working years prior to it decrease in response to fortunately you failed to give come from a variable con- retirement. bear markets. me any personal information tract fluctuates, sometimes or particulars on the annuity plan or plans you are consid- CALIFORNIA ering. , CALIFORNIA Basically there are two Management Discord types of annuities which are included under the quali- CARROTS fications of Section 403b, fixed CARROTS or variable income annuities. Seen Rails Barrier Since most workers are cov- pany must approve the ar; ered by Social Security, a FREEHOLD — The in- THIS COUPON ability of. the railroad com- rangements. And the Penn- fixed income-type pension Central has indicated it will uxtgoodatanyFaotltom* plan, I would'favor either a panies serving the Shore area With Coupon to reach agreement on man- agree, if certain conditions Coupon axptrti "aturday Oe variable income plan or a are met. combination, balanced income agement of the commuter line plan. Regardless of which is delaying the initiation of First, the Penn-Central type of plan you are consid- .priority projects in the state's wants the Interstate Com-, ering the advantages of de- plan to modernize the line, merce Commission's (ICC)' ASSORTED COLORS ferring tax liability on a por State Senator Richard R. permission to abandon the' Stout (R-Monmouth), chair- right-of-way on the Matawan- man of the Senate Trans- Freehold line. If this is High Interest portation Committee, re- allowed, the state will pur- SCOTT TISSUE ^glgg^ SCOTT TISSUE vealed today. chase and maintain the right- Sen. Stout further revealed of-way. and Flexibility that the state has money put 1000 sheet nil FREE* aside from the 1968 bond issue The Penn-Central's agree- FREE! to launch the modernization ment 1$ also conditional upon WITH THIS COUPON _^ the Central Railroad's surren- Coupon good al any fobdloKn SupammiaL plan which has been approved With Coupon Umlt ontptr adult lamlhf. . in Washington and. for which der of all its freight traffic be- Coupon aiplna Saturday Octoturt. the federal government has tween Freehold and Mon- CUP THIS COUPON also earmarked matching mouth Junction to the Penn funds. Central.. Toe-ICC must then - Richard R. Stout . grant the Penn-Central a rate The senator said the prior- increase for its freight traffic. ity projects which are being problem is worked out and held up include electrification that is up to the three railroad "As of now, there has been FOODTOWT N LEAN of the line from South. Amboy companies involved," he ad- no reply to the. Penn-Central's to Bay Head Junction, station vised Monmouth County rail conditions," Sen. Stout said. CO improvements in addition to commuters. "There has been no move- BACON those which are now being The Jersey Central Lines ment between the railroad carried out, purchase of day' has offered to become sole op- companies, while the state, of coaches in addition to those MHSmKWEBIIMD erator of the- commuter line course, is unable to interfere Is Coupon SU.MtlVU.Lt which have already been pur- • and the New York and Long with private enterprise and. Coupon aood at anyfoomwn, Supamartol Limit oat ptr adult family. chased and improvement of Branch has agreed to sell the federal court proceedings. • Coupon «jqpfr» Saturday Octobar 8. grade crossings north of Red right of way to the state Bank. "When the railroads work" CUP THIS COUPON which will then maintain it. oub a solution," he added, "We cannot use the state's Accord Needed "the state's plans can be put money nor available federal Because the Penn-Central in motion and we can get on Hfnttr Fedetil Btierte. relent money to carry out these proj- Dcpoilt Xniurance Corp. also operates commuter with improving the Shore All Grinds Coffee ects until the management trains on this line, that com- , commuter linel" All Grinds Coffee MAXWELL HOUSE MAXWELL HOUSE Ib. can Ib. can , With This Coupon Coupon floorf* l vtyFocmown SiiptmarktL UmltonaptrttlMfmltf. BARGAINLflND With Coupon Coupon mxplnt Saturday Oetobtr9. • OHH 3 DAYS ONIY 1 COMPlETE STORE BUYERS 747-9894 CUP THIS COUPON THURSDAYS FRIDAY I 187 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., SHREWSBURY 10-9 I AT THEA & p SHOPPING CENTER SATURDAY 10-6 | "AIR CONDITIONED" SEMI-ANNUAL MISH MOSH CLEARANCE SALE Hurry! LADIES', MEN'S and CHILDREN'S READY-TO-WEAR BY THE Clip NATION'S MOST FAMOUS MAKERS. UNBELIEVABLE DOLLAR VALUES AT BARGAINLAND-QUANTITIES LIMITED and LADIES' LADIES' MEN'S Redeem SKIRTS DRESSES SLACKS Today, By: WIPPETTE, VILLAGER, BY: COLLEGE TOWN, GAY GIBSON, EDWARD WOLF, BOBBIE BROOKS, CASUALS-DRESS SEATON HALL, LADY BUG, PETTI, AND MORE • Wool* Wool blends at these Foodtown Supermarkets ULLA, AND MORE 00 4 10 Bank St. KM-tO+TTl ONLY 50 ~ Farmlngdale FLOOR NOT ONIY Hot all sites A Rt. 35 &Mt. Hill Road NONE 3 9 ALL Middletown HIGHER 1 SIZES a 126 Main Street w Matawan a 505 Richmond Avenue MEN'S WEAR v CHILDREN'S - WEAR Point Pleasant Beach 'Save 00 A 56 Newman Springs Road 9 5 21-or. BOYS SHIRTS .,_1 Red Bank AJAX 00 50 Q 1160 Ocean Avenue .can OVERCOATS 25 BOYS SLACKS--. I w Sea Bright 00 DRESSES A Route 37 SPORT JACKETS—15 w JUMPERS 1 50 Toms River See Such Famous Makers as Eagle, Brionl, Stanley SKIRTS £K Fisher Blvd. 2pc.SETS w Blacker, Jacques Eslerel, Delton and More. HOI mam I ea. Toms River A 7 Brook Plaza , Jackson LONG SLEEVE A Sunset Ave. & Wlcitapecko Dr. & LADIES' . Wanamassa MEN'S A West End Court & Market Place i DRESSES v West End, Long Branch 'VAI.ro 150.00•NOTAll SIZES SHIRTS A Route 33 • NOTAUSIZtS 1.50 each w Neptune 121 ^THIS £ Park Ave. & Hwy, 33 COUPON • A| NONE Freehold WORTH £ Hwy. #36 & Bray Avenue LADIES' MEN'S w Port Monmouth A 42 Main Street HOT w All Engllshtown BOOTS SHOES sats , 0< 1971 15 Kepublican Candidates Hail School Aid Plan i ••.-. \rr. The R«. school otudents.'olemcntary given a rating according to tricts make progress and ad- pointed out that all whool dis- considering the number of Plan is funded at one-fifth of The plan i& being financed rli(ftrt plirff tor Mtcniutt school atudenln, the mentally the amount required to carry in stages and when it is fi- • Hid Iff eductrtlon, Ches- ...the ditferont categories of xtu- vance through the different tricts will be entitled to a min- children in each category, (he retarded, the phy»U»Hy hand, dents and the number within clftuifintions, they will re- imum of state aid based on classification of the school out its provisions," they said. nanced to capacity, the candi- RApy «nd Deal Mayor Dmr- leuppwi and tho etonomiinlly dates stated, some $2W mtlx -s, Kruman, ~ each category. There will be ceive increased aid form the the number or pupils. In- district and equalized proper- "This means that a sum of ap- and social dioadvanta(jod. MX different classifications of state. ccnLivi-cQualtzation aid, how- ty valuations. proximately |28.5 million is lion in additional state »W will for Afisembly In Bach whuol district will be .school districts and as dis- The Republican candidate* ever, will he determined by "At present, the Barman available for local districts." be provided. District 5-B said iy, is the first reasonable iitiflri i6 sptr»Iing taxp« . oh Hf<» PVrr been offered r Modrtouth County property

The state school incentive 'icqtiallziiflon law, more po|iu< Stainless Steel or jjirly known as the "Baleman FkwerGarden ''Plan," when fully imple- Majte-Finjfsh , mented, is .designed to have Stainless Steel e stato assume ft grealily in- j'^reased share of the cost ol Gotten Garden ^public education. Marat Him*' jip. The two main facets of Gld jivHuii'inan Man, Mr.,Apy and GoldenWire tVJJr. Knimftrt pointed out, are allow thifWeekl)i Schedu to irrelative weighting of school Oe», 3 OcviO 00. IT [/ftiistrlcU and fho novel con- •;• i-opts ol incentive aid to en- Ham ' 29 29'u !,'?, Tho Batemati Plan recog- j1 ui?es the difference in coht ac- | cording to the different mcth- ', ods required to educate high Takeyour ! Fete Tickets CflOlC6* f'&ping Over (Foi* Azzolina *5 STAR* MIDDLBTOWN - More th ROAST Ib. *1 ROAST i, Foodlown Cooled SsJomi o> III. we ,_,.,. Mf. Conrad said the sugges- BOLOGNA Jfc'tion that the'proceeds be giv- jj;?fen to cancer research organi- Appetizer Sept. Savings! l^/iations came from Mr. Azzo-' C B(1ina, whose son, Paul 2%, un- BOILED HAM ^ 59 derwent surgery for the re- Danuilk ^.'niavai of a canceroUK brain SWISS CHEESE v,jt 5V Quality PLUS Savings (Awikklt «nl^ el starts feglvrmg lirvUl oppilinr dtpls.)

fink Sj?"gjancli, made it possible to Seafood Dept. Savings! ^'fifingg the boyy borne a short FLOUNDER FILLET K;;t}Hie ago; MrM . Conrad added. ^(Jov.1 William T. Cahill is cx- MOTT'i i peeled to be among those at- Broad, Fine or Medium 1 pending the dinner. A cocktail MACKEREL » 59' p ^option will start at 6:30 MOTTSljf'i !§ p JII and the dinner is sched* (AvoiloHe enfy ct sforci fcolu/irg iflfvice siafood cfepts.) £ Wed later. PENN DUTCH PINEAPPLE twn, Unr ft Chfcton of »«( APPLE m LIVES DR fj Monlemori NOODLES JUICE T FOOD With This Coupon ^..Workshop Set ^^m^ JUICE 'C

^;, LITTLE SILVER - The CUP THIS COUPON jjg^New Jersey Montessori pjjCHCherfi' Association, an af- ^ ftliatc of the Northern Ameri- SaVtt 40c Src'tan Montessori Teachers' As- Nrfir 20 in sociation (NAMTA), and As- TRASH CAN Pk« (*,".i'ociation Montessori Inter- p |! il nationale (AMI) will have an l«f APPLE JU LINERS With Thli Coupon '.. all-day language workshop for 20% Protein, #3 ttrwuine 1 #21 Y«u San Mwt CovfMn go«d at any Faedtown SugMrmorlul. So. At m)»silheJ over Radio Slotitn W.O.R. ;? Montessori teachers Monday. tdandty f>enf V-8 COCKTAIL JUICE Coupon *xplr*s Saturday, Octokr t. SGHEITI^ 20' AXIOM P»E-5C»KE« lilf j Ilegistration will be at 9 77' FooJlown AJAX DETERGENT 19' Buifoni Mnltrdwi, Mtol'ist, or Mirlimia lS-oi. Homtsljle '•' a.m. Host school for the event Fodrffown APPLE JUICE jSwili be the Vincent 8. Mastro SPAGHEni SAUCE 35' cart CAMPBELL'S BEANS 33' FowJtown roll 19' Fooilown JSOb J?, Montessori Academy, Birch ALUMINUM FOIL 2-n>. 29« NAPKINS 33' PANCAKE MIX hi *'; AVC, lloi. TOMATO JUICE Frnnto-Amsfiton Save 14c Foodlown c 39' 24-.,, You Save Mar* Gold Medal ", Mrs. Anne Byron Hiley, a •30c SPAGHETTI en SEAM CREAMER PANCAKE SYRUP b.llli 49' 20 [.'-graduate of the University of FOODTOWN BLEACH Foodlown You Sove Mflrf GrMn Gi«nl pita J7 FLOUR With Thl* Coupon ,; Virginia and the Washington 59' M-oi. Coupon good ol a n, roodtown luporrmr 12-0,. Campbell's . f\ CNUX DIAPERS tslll. Umh on* p*f oduh fomuy. CORN NIBLETS (on TOMATO CATSUP 20' , Montossori Institute, will lead 21' PORK & BEANS I *J? '-; the workshop. Mrs. Riley, for- Red Rigulor or Drip 45" Svnswcaf Mb. foorffown •l merly a teacher in the Mary- MARTINSON COFFEE PRUNE JUICE belli* 53' CLIP THIS COUPON land public school system, FACIAL TISSUES 20- SuASWMt wrote and produced'a Montes- I!-.;. Sl>c«d gnl Halves Assorted Flavors sou onentcd children's pro- PITTED PRUNES Ocfebvr V, suhjcyif, of two discussion FOODTOWN FROSTING l mt-etiriKS sclicdulccl by the Bed B.uik' Area League of C CLIP THIS COUPON Ciiip 'it Juicy Women Voters Tuesday, Oct. 13oi.. lit at 0 15 a.m. in the home of FoaJlown frsHit |I2.«. con 39c, 25 MC INTOSH APPLES Mrs David (lodvin, South Ilor ORANGE JUICE {*""" 20' Extra Fumy a tho purcha» o) any hjilllon Drive, Kumson, and at foodlown Fioien . mal ban I 1 You Save Mora 8:'I5 p.m at the home of MIH. LEMONADE ^^ (HI. DELICIOUS APPLES IVORY SOAP J,ohn D. (lubbe, 14 Laurel- 10' FOODTOWN FLOUR Fosdlown Flgitn .' 6c off our regular law pri<» wood UriVe, Little Silver. Vis- 12-ni. Coupon pwd at «ny raafkwM itors aro welcome lit. either MELON BALLS •Vg. 29' 5-lb. meeting, FooJlown Froitn SlitiJ ir) Syrup Um bag 39' Inforirlatlon will be present- STRAWBERRIES 29' CUP THIS COUPON ed by Mrs. Charles 3. Berg lc«t olfecti»« through Saturday, O^ibor 9. Net roipontlble fdr tvpoflraphlcal errors. W6 reserve tho right la limit quanthioi. Member Twin County Orrxers. 'Jr., Lllllc Sliver, Mrs, Arthur - W. (iilfffths, New Shrpws- Wonamossa, N. J. Farmingdale, N, J. Middletown, N. J. form River, N, J, Tomj River, N. J. Englishtown, N. Por» Monmouth, N. /. Mrs. Thorn us V, Rt. 35 & Ml. Mill Road fnher Bl*t). Sunset Ave. 10 Bank Street 42 Main St. , N«w .Shrewsbury, •Route 37 Hwy, 36 4 Broy Ave. Jackion, N. J. Herbert M, Zydney, Malowon.N. J. , Freehold, N J. We»l Ind, long 8ro itch, N. J. clln.ill.fKii Jackion, N. J. N«ptune, N. J, R«4 lank, N. J. 7BrookPlajq Route 33 , and Mrs, Warner 126 Mom SI. Park Av«'< & Hvvy. 33 •' W«l End Couit & Mork.t PloC« 1 wefowon AW. 54 N«wman Sprrr>g> Road ^, Fair Haven, com- mittoe fhalrmari, MM'Oaili HvitUt . - WiiMUifiMM. VJ.. 1»«li»i'Mltt);U4't«l»i"rO. l»il '> Calls Freeholder Board ?Haven for Used locate new industry. It seem* Republican party label which stead of "running dynamic major problems, and acts failed to stop splruling ually to attract industry, -. JiflDDLETQWN-The "A small group of men, less only after the problems have unemployment, and at the while the county publicity of- tlmt the function of the public thnn 1 ppr rent of the people, the clique controls, relying on leaders who can put Mon- city office is to win elections; fotjRty jBoarfl of Chosen Free- the conservative leanings of a mouth County on the road to developed and "often after so- same time, has not acted to fice is "promoting the freehol- nCwOrg "has become a retire- called thfc Republican organi- lutions come from somewhere attract industry to the area. ders and (fther elected Re- not Jwlp the county grow." ' sation, has been dictating who majority of Monmouth County progress and prosperity, the Mr. Jennings said If elected numt haven, for used may- voters on national issues." Republican organization "re- else." "When our unemployment publican officials locally in- Ot*" .Democratic freeholder are freeholders for as long as Tho Middletnwn lawyer PX- stead of focusing on industrial he would not "retire" in tin? most of us can remember," Mr. Jennings said that in- wards' its local leaders by rate reached 8 per cent, then post, but would sorvu the Wt Vincent J. Jennings putting them on the (JOI» ,plained that the county has the freeholders acted to use and economic,development. Mr. Jennings said. "This RECUPERATING county until he believes he- clique appoints freeholders slate. Party supporters are federal funds to fight the "We always see our freehol- . OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Au- YM-YWIIA TO CLOSK ders' pictures tn the papers would no longer »><> effective: from among lame-duck may- kicked upstairs as a reward DEAL PARK - In obser- problem," Mr. Jennings con- gust F. Postcl, township engi- instead of receiving the par-, tinued. "Where were thry dedicating rocks and cutting lie also pledged.to press for a ors who have done the bidding neer, is recuperating at his vance of the Succoth and Sim- new emphasis on publicizing TNamed of the organization at the mu- ty's support because of their while the problem was devel- ribbons," he charged. "But home; 427 W. Lincoln Ave., af- abilities to handle the job." ehat Torah Yom Tovin, the oping?" we never see stories In metro- Monmouth County as an area nicipal level. The new freehol- Monmouth YM-YWHA, will ter being a medical patient at ' Mr. Jennings noted that the He said that county munici- politan papers pushing Mon- to bring new business oper- To Boards ders are then presented to the close at 5:30 p.m. Sunday ami ations. ., voters for approval under the Monmouth Medical Center, county has failed in handling palities are fighting individ- mouth County as the place to Jjti Ocean Long Branch, repoen at 7 p.m. Tuesday. j&SBAN TOWNSHIP - Sev- «»\tdwnship residents were . appointed to local committees by Mfa; Marie K. Jones, act- ing township manager. ,Louis Egideo and Mrs. Sjrtrley Kirchner were named RITE fl alternate members of the lo- cal Planning Board. Ira Brodsky will head the pi township's special events, and Discount Centers E. Donald Lass was named to W the Recreation Committee. Albert Graulich was ap- i pointed a regular member of the Industrial Development Committee and Counclhnen- Benjamin R. Harvey Jr. and SUPER SAVINGS Thomas J, BelUsimo were . named associate members of WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SALE ENDS OCTOBER 13. 1S71 that panel. SORRY NO DEALERS Councilman Harvey, acting chairman of the newly named PORCELAIN STEEL group, said the committee will meet Thursday to reorganize, CLOSE-UP WALKER and will set ground rules and TEFLON It committee guidelines within HALLOWEEN TOOTHPASTE Quart Can MOTOR OIL two weeks. 10W-40W FRY PAN REGULAR OR MINT TREATS AVOCADO OR GOLD Awarded 6.2 oz. Tube 31.00 10 Inches Mfg. Sug. $15,000 In CANCANS • 1.79 Price 3.79 ' Crash Suit Mfo. Sug. Price 1.09 I Mig. Sug. Pric;.i,-jiaie 49c. •• HOLDSUPTOSjXBUSBELS FREEHOLD — After a SNICKERS three-day trial, a jury has. awarded $15,000 to an Avon STAY FREE CRISTY woman for injuries she suf- LAWN & LEAF fered in an automobile acci- dent in Shrewsbury Nov. 13, MINI PADS DRY GAS BAGS' HEAVY VINYL 1969. THREE MUSKETEERS GAS LINE ANTI-FREEZE 40 Gal. The award went to Miss Ca- :'• 12 0i. Can' role Vitale, 55 First Ave., Bag Avon. It is to be paid by Dr. Edward F. McMahon, 70 Ean- Price 39c It f%of5 dolph Road, Freehold Town- MILKY WAY Mfg. Sug. Price 98c 39 < ship, whose car collided with 99 23 Miss Vitale's car in a rear-end collision on Sycamore Ave. The trial was before Mon- mouth County Court Judge WILKINSON PLEDGE Thomas J. Smith. Richard B. Ansell of Asbury Park repre- YOUR FURNITURE POLISH CLEANSER sented Miss Vitale and Sey- BONDED BLADES mour Freedman of Freehold 14 oz. Can represented Dr. McMahon. CHOICE 14 oz. REGULAR Can 3 Men Fade OR LEMON 99 Drug Charges 0 HOLMDEL - Three men were arrested here on charges of possessing and RITE AID VICKS being under the influence of BRECK BASIC narcotics, and possessing con- FORMULA 44 cealed and dangerous weap- COSMETIC PUFFS SHAMPOO ons. SECRET COUGH MIXTURE Matthew J. Hogan, 25, of 11 DEODORANT 9 oz. Bottle 3a oz. Charles St., Port Monmouth; Bottle Walter F. Auer, 28, of 238 Carr ANTI- Mfg. Sug. Ave., Keansburg; and William Price 1.98 J. Angelo, 24, of Second Ave., PERSP1BAN1 33 Mfg. Sug. Price 1.29 77 Asbury Park are being held at Monmouth County Jail in lieu of $10,000 bail each. Mr. Angelo is being held on RITE AID ALKA SELTZER DR. SCHOLLS an additional charge of pos- sessing and attempting to dis- VITAMIN C TABLETS PLUS ANTI-PERSPIRANT pense and distribute narcot- • 250 Mg. ics. COLD TABLETS FOOT SPRAY ; Pkg. NEW Bottle of 100 The trio was arraigned BUFFERIN of 36 5 oz. Can Monday before Judge Sey- Mfg. Sug. Mfg. Sug. mour Kleinberg. Municipal Court hearing has been set for TABLETS Price 1.09 59 Mfg. Sug. Price 1.59 Price 1.79 Oct. 18. 88 99 The arrests were made by FEMININE HYGIENE Police Chief Bruce Phillips DEODORANT and Sgt. William Truex. Sgt. CEPACOL PEPTO BISMOL FDS Truex is the investigating offi- cer. MOUTHWASH LIQUID SPRAY Bike Club 8 oz. Bottle REG OR EXTBA STRENGTH Mfg. Sug. 5 oz. Can Meets Friday Mfg. Sug. Mfg. Sug. Price 1.09 MIDDLETOWN- The Bike Price 1.59 Price 1.98 Club will sponsor a bike work- JOHNSON 89 69 99 shop Friday at 8 p.m. in the Community Center, Kings Hwy. and Rt. 35. SHAMPOO Bike maintenance and re- GLEEM II HEAD & SHOULDERS HEAD & SHOULDERS pairs will be discussed by Richard Wickander of Rum- TOOTHPASTE SHAMPOO son, road captain for the Cen- SHAMPOO tury Road Club of America 3.25 oz. Tube 4.3 oz. Tube 5 oz. Bottle and a member of the League of American Wheelmen. Mfg. Sug. Mfg. Sug. 19 Lt. John Kelly, police safety officer, will conduct a bike Price 1.75 Price 1.95 proficiency course Sunday at Mfg. Sug. Price 69c 37 99 1 p.m. in the parking lot of I- Llncroft's Brookdale Commu- nity College. Free reflectors SHOP AT RITE AID FOR ALL YOUR DISCOUNT HALLOWEEN NEEDS will be given to the first 50 cyclists who complete the course. A short bike ride will follow the event. 48 BROAD ST. 640-44 COOKMAN AVE. WEST LOCUST AVE. RITE The club's adult and teen- age sections meet the second RED BANK, NJ. ASBURY PARK, NJ. WEST LONG BRANCH, NJ. ,and third Firdays of the month, respectively, at 8 p.m. Mon., Tues., Thurs. & Sat. 9 to 6 Mon., Tues., Thurs. & Sal 9 to 6 Mon. thru Sat 9 to 9 Frl. to 10 In the Community Center.'The Wed. & Fit 9 to 9 - Closed Sun. Wed. & Frl. 9 to 9 - Closed Sun. Sunday 9 to 6 Recreation Commission may be contacted for further infor- mation. Navesink Sail Adds Warapth to Autumn By BOB BKAMI.EY quitous fiberglass, still num- quprtor. Casting loose peak is impatient to chase tho ride with the tide and fetch bers nearly SO, and throat halyards, we start screaming gull up the shim- black can 10, marking the en- PAIR HAVEN -There's a Built for Brothers reeving sail slides on the mery sunlight path to mid-riv- trance to Fair Haven Reach, sharp, clean brightness In the Why "Bill" — a man's name tracks on boom and gaff. er. on tho starboard tack. Bill II autumn breeze that sweeps for a presumably female Rig Is Preserved We stow the boom crutch comes about smartly; the big down the Navesink from Red boat? The answer Is dis- The eatsklff's antiquated rig under the stern thwart and sail fills to port and we heel Bank, brushing urgent ripples appointingly simple. The orig- has been preserved, but im- ship the heavy, oaken rudder hard to a gust, luffing slightly on the sparkling water. inal Bill was one of a pair of provements like sail track on in its gudgeons on the tran- to keep dry. The puff passes. A' restless path of golden boats built for two brothers spars and mast have been ac- som. The tiller is placed in its Once again the water burbles .glitter leads across the river and named for them. We cepted. Originally, the sail socket in the rudder head; the under our flat bottm. Our to the early morning sun, still bought the first Bill from her was held to the mast by four brass centerboard pin Is wake sparkles as it streams low on the horizon. The half owner in 1030, when It was hickory hoops and to boom pulled, leaving the big maho- around the rudder in the sun dozen boats off the municipal still considered bad luck to and gaff by cotton rope lac- gany board hanging ready oh path behind us. clock at the foot of Fair Haven change a vessel's name. Her ing. , its halyard for lowering. A Klassy Kabin Kruiser Road swing restless at their racing number — IS — also There arc 12 slides on the Off and Away belts down the channel across moorings, undecided whether remains unaltered. gaff track, 18 on the boom, The pram is made fast to our bow; his massive fiberg- to face the gusty wind or the A sudden gust wrinkles the and we'd better not miss any. the mooring; Bill II is cast lass hull throws a wake' that incoming tide which bucks it. face of the river. Bill II stirs If a slide is inadvertently off. We trim the sheet close to would rock the Queen Mary. Channel markers farther off in response; her mast seems skipped, all those subse- beat up the river toward Red Bill II seesaws through it; shore face no such dilemma; to nod impatiently as she quently put on must be taken Bank. The tall white sail fills heeled, her sharp chine .slices black can and red nun bow rocks at her mooring. Ripples off and rove anew. nicely in the bright morning's through the waves. uniformly upstream, urged by ' reveal her bottom's white be- breeze. Bill II heels and Next comes a fat catboat the strong flowing tide. low her bright red boottop; Sail slides on boom and gaff comes alive as wo drop the plowing down, the reach be- Moored With Fleet the early, sun casts glimmer- all shipshape, we. stretch the centerboard and swing the fore the wind, her huge gaff- Nearest of the small fleet ing reflections on the dark sail along the two spars with bow cheerily under her flat rigged sail winged out to >tar- moored off the pier is our blue of her topsides. nylon rope outhauls, cleating bottom, swirls past her big board as she runs free. She is boat, a flat-bottomed, half- Newly painted, she is them snug so that head and rudder,in a gurgling wake. We a modem fiberglass replica of decked catboat a little more smart, trig and feisty on the foot will set smooth in the can feel her trembling pulse the fat wooden catboats built than 14 feet long, with an old- morning tide. ';/ wind. 'through our fingertips on her in Osterville, Mass.., by the fashioned gaff rig on a short, A sea gull screams harshly Three oak battens protrude varnished oak tiller.as she Crosby Yacht Building and sturdy mast and a lengthy 17- as we stow the Bill IV a. Egyp- five or six inches from their sails close-hauled, a few de- Storage Co, — the fat wooden foot boom. Cast brass letters tian duck sail on the stern pockets beyond the curved grees off the gusty wind. catboats that are Bill II's an- on hfer varnished transom thwart of our pram. On pump- leech of the sail. Years ago Moving smartly on the port cestors. spell her name—Bill II. ing wings the big bird soars we won a race with makeshift tack, we can just fetch black Greeting Received swiftly off to some,urgent battens ill-fitting and hastily can 17; marking the edge of The catboat skipper waves Seventeen years old, she is avian business near the cut at the last minute before the channel off Lewis Point. a friendly arm. an aging replica of an older middle of the river. the starting gun; the protrud- The Incoming tide lee-bows The sun dances on the rip- Bill, built in 1923 and de- Motion Mastered ing battens have been a trade- us, pushing us upstream to- pies in our wake, warming stroyed in 1954 by Hurricane The white blade of our mark of the Bill II ever since. ward the can, which leans to- our back as we perch on Bill Carol, which rammwl her bro- single oar bites the brownish Pocket Formed. ward Red Bank in the flood- II's weather rail. The wind is ken hull through" a beach water as we scull the pram, Main sheet slacked, we haul ing current. cool in our face as we peer house on Cape Cod.y moving the oar in the notch In on the two halyards, feeding A row of gulls stands mo- past the tilted mast over our bow toward the high-rises of The older Bill was 2m early her stern in the lateral twist- the luff slides into the mast tionless in the shallows off ing motion we mastered as a track and keeping the gaff Lewis Point, wavelets lapping Red Bank, sparkling in the member of a still mor,e an- vestiges of the morning mist. cient one-design class; called child. about level until the throat, over orange webbed feet. Oth- halyard is ejeated home. The er gulls skim low over the wa- The new day is clean and "Cotuit catskiffs," they were (Sculling a rowboat with a invented in the 1890's in Co- peak is then hauled up nearly ter roiling on the sandbar, sweet out in mid-river where single oar in these parts, at vertical, making a smooth dipping tidbits now and then the wind and tide sweep wide. tuit, Mass., on the southern leasti, draws knowing smiles shore of Cape Cod, where rounded.pocket for the wind in hungry beaks. And with an old, good and from oldsters and blank star- in the sail's leading edge. sturdy boat alive beneath us, they have been raced since es from the young.) Course Is Taken about 1900. The catskiff fleet, Sail slides rattle and the ^We leave can 17 to port, there seems little of con- now dwindling with the ad- We make the pram fast to a long boom whips smartly as a making for the northern edge sequence wrong with the of the channel, planning to world. vent of newer classes in ubi- mahogany cleat on Bill II's gust fills the idling sail; BUI II RdgUter Staff Pholo AUTUMN SAILING — We can feel her trembling pulse through our fin- gertips on her varnished oak tiller as she sails close-hauled, a few degrees off the gusty wind. Register staffer Bob Bramley pilots antique catskiff Ocean Cleanup Seen Public Duty Bill II on the Navesink off Fair Haven. Seventeen-year-old boat Is replica of earlier Bill demolished in hurricane. Belongs to racing class invented ByALHORAY mismanagement. in Cotuit, Mass., before 1900. The son of the world-famous WEST LONG BRANCH - Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, The future of the ecology of last night's speaker is a re- the seven, seas, according to nowned celebrity in his own Jon Lindbergh, lies in the right. He is considered a hands of the world's present noted marine biologist, deep- dwellers. water diver and consultant on Mr. Lindbergh told about marine technology. 700 persons in, the auditorium , He once occupied Edwin A. of the new Monmouth College Link's underwater habitat for \{E\) BANK, N..T. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6,1971 17 classroom complex last night 49 hours at a depth of 432 feet . that use of the oceans cannot off the Bahama Islands. stem the globewide population The oceanographer also crisis. pointed out some of man's in- . Citing that problem as a consistent theories on clean- separate entity, he said, how- ' ing iip the ocean's ecology. Azzolina Is Lauded ever, that harvesting the re- A group which demands the sources of the seas can stall halt of oil-drilling rigs on the its ultimate effects for a short continental shelf calls for the time. import of foreign petroleum, Man, he said,, has littered he said. The biggest offenders ' At Republican Dinner his terrain with refuse and is in' oil spills are tankers im- well on his way toward litter- porting oil from foreign SEA GIRT - More than Walter Gehrieke, a Middlesex ing the seas with chemical shores. 750 Republicans last night County lawyer, and Vincent J. and organic debris. American proven oil re- loudly applauded Republican Miller, a newspaperman. DDT alone, the marine bio- serves are good for about 13 Assemblyman Joseph Azzo- In this election campaign logist said, poisons the lower years, Mr. Lindbergh said. lina after he was described as Mr. Azzolina so far has been forms of sea life such a,s the Consumption spirals, while a man who has the guts to the only candidate to come planktons which are vital to the reserves diminish. We stand up to continual criti- under direct attack. the delicate balance of the rrtust look to deep sea drilling cism. It has been essentially the oceans. He said that chemical to find new reserves, he pre-' LECTURER — Jon Lindbergh, left, marine biologist and undersea techni- Mr. Azzolina is in the midst same situation since he first cal consultant, goes over the program for last night's Monmouth College of his fourth election cam- washes into the tributaries dieted. . lecture session with Mrs. Lawrence Fitzpatrick of the Jersey Shore ran five years ago. and eventually into deep wa- The undersea explorer told paign and for the fourth time, He'was extensively criti- Branch, American Association of University Women, and Paul Zigo, qs- he has found himself the ter and takes decades to lose of experiments in "fish farm- sistant director of the college community relations department. The cized two years ago for hold- its poisonous effect. ing," citing the commercial prime targets of the Demo- ing up the clear packaging oceanographer warned a capacity crowd that the ecology of the world's cratic opposition. Likening the overall peril to raising of catfish and salmon seas faces a bleak future if man doesn't plan for its betterment immediat- bill, and being in conflict be- a triangle, he placed the plan- as a future food source for the ely. This time, the Middletown cause he owns a supermarket. ktons on the bottom and ran world's expanding millions. lawmaker is being accused of He was criticized last year the gamut of small through lying about having a financial for making a profit off the large marine life until the hy- He also told of potentially interest in a controversial sale of state lottery tickets in pothetical top contained man huge mineral resources which township land deal. his supermarket, and again and the bigger fish and ma- lie untapped in the seas. Fu- Keyport Ballot Issue The charge that he was in- for handling of a bill which al- ture generations, he pre- volved in the purchase and de- rine animals. Joseph Azzolina lows the sale of beer in cans By poisoning the foundation, dicted, will have to rely on the velopment of property for on Sundays in various outlets, he added, the balance of the hidden wealth of food miner- Middletown's first major the Monmouth Bar Associ- including supermarkets. triangle must Inevitably be- als in the briny deep from apartment complex was first ation to investigate the 'Campaign Nonsense' come affected. which life first crept about Yields Court Review raised by the local Democrat- charges. He declined further "I'm sort of used to it all Only man disrupts the bal- million years ago. ' ic candidates. comment last night. now," Mr. Azzolina said last ance of the seas originated by Protecting the ecology of FREEHOLD — Superior The club is challenging sig- dent's petition to strike Mi A week later, the three When it came time for Mr. Court Judge Francis X. natures on peititions Mr. Ralph's name from the ballot night. "It's just campaign talk nature, Mr. Lindbergh said. the world's last frontiers, he Democratic candidates for Azzolina to be introduced at and campaign nonsense, and I And some day, he added, we said, is our choice — and we Crahay yesterday declined to Ralph filed as an independent to Mr. Davis on Friday, but state Senate expanded on the last night's annual finance issue a show cause order on candidate, creating a three- Mr. Davis advised him to ob- don't think many people ap- will feel the results of our must make that choice now. theme and accused Mr. Azzo- dinner of the Affiliated Re- preciate it." the question of whether the way race for mayoralty. Also tain a court order. lina of lying when he first de- publican Club at the Sea Girt name of a Keyport indepen- running for that seat are Hen- William Friedrich, Keyport Mr. Azzolina said he has nied having any financial in- Inn, the toastmaster, Assem- gained "political maturity" dent mayoral candidate ri J. Hansen, a Republican, Democratic municipal chair- terest in the deal. blyman James M. Coleman should be stricken from the who is acting mayor, and The- man, said Mr. Ralph's petition over the years. "These things Action Continues took note of the controversy. don't bother me now, but they Nov. 2 general election ballot. odore W. Csik, the Democrat- is being challenged on the Mr. Azzolina still denies 'Taking Up Causes' ic candidate. grounds that the signatures used to and I'd blow up. Instead, he directed the in-. having any interest in the "I read all this tripe in the "But I realize now, that it's terested attorneys to appear The three are seeking the were improperly signed and project, and tho Democrats . papers about conflict of inter- before him at 9:30 a.m. three-year unexpired term of witnessed. He said all but nine just part of the political game say they are gathering "fur- est," Mr. Coleman said. "He's and I accept it as that, and I Thursday to argue the ques- Robert J. Strang, who resign- are being challenged. ther proof" to dispute his de- (Mr. Azzolina) been in a lot of tion of whether a show cause ed. Mr. Davis said he validated think most people accept it nial. conflict because he's'taking for what it is too." order should be issued. Alexander Lehrer of Asbury Mr. Ralph's petition when ho In the meantime, Mr. Azzo- up causes that no one else has The order is being sought by Park, representing Mr. Law-, found 49 validated signatures, lina has requested the Ethics had guts to take up." James Lawson, president of son, presented the club presi- the number required. and Grievance Committee of Case Promotes the Keyport Democratic Club, Mr. Coleman, who is leav- who seeks to remove the ing the Assembly this year to Young Jurors name of William A. Ralph, St. become county prosecutor, Register Washington Bureau Peter's Place, from tho ballot. Middletown Unit Asks portrayed Mr. Azzolina as a Meanwhile, Monmouth man who has done more for WASHINGTON - Sen. Clif- County Election Clerk Stanley the "little people" than any- ford Case (R-N.J.) said today A. Davis said yesterday the one can imagine. that he is sponsoring legisla- ballot information is in the "He has helped many, niany tion to lower the minimum hands of the printers, but tho Taxpayers to Protest people," Mr. Coleman said, age for federal jury dute to 18. name can easily be removed "and he deserves to be elect- "Traditionally, the right to without inconvenience or MIDDLETOWN - The Mid- — 2. Issuance of building ship to bo placed on the ballot. dletown United Taxpayers, ed to the Senate." vote in this coimtry has been delay if Judge Crahay orders permits in direct proportion to coupled with the right and re- its removal Thursday. headed by William Conery of "It. is our belief that the tax- Mr. Azzolina, who has East Kcansburg, have called fluctuating school enrolment. payer is at the 11th hour; for served in the Assembly since sponsibility to serve on Police Probing for a taxpayers demonstration — 3. Complete revision of many of our citizens it has be- 1966, is seeking the county's juries," he said. "So this bill Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Town- the master plan. come a matter of survival. Wo third Senate seat created last- is a natural corollary to the BREAKS GROUND — Union Beach Mayor Alfred Vandalism ship Hall before the regular — 4. Repeal of the manda- who ave members of the Mid- year through reapportion- extension of the right to vote T. Hennessy Jr. officiated at the groundbreaking WEST LONG BRANCH - mooting of the Township tory sewer hookup ordinance. dletown United Taxpayers are ment. (to 18-year-olds), ceremony for the new Jersey Centra! Power and Police are continuing to in- Committee. — 5. Rejection of the cur- urging those citizens who Veteran Teammates "The foundation of our sys- Light Company aerial device service center under vestigate vandalism at five lo- rent tax revaluation. share in this belief to come He is running with veteran tem of laws is the right to construction at Florence Ave. and Broadway. The legislators Richard U, Stout, trial by a jury of one's peftrs. confer, scheduled for completion next March at aK cal stores where windows The demonstration is to be —6. Six-month freeze on all forward and do more than were shot by pellets. in support of the group's an- bonding ordinances. just complain about high and Alfred N. Beadleston, Young people 18 to 21 years of coSt of about $290,000, will be used to service mo- both of whom have served in age are tried as adults in the tor vehicle and hydraulic equipment. Left to right Tho businesses, police say, nounced eight-point program: — 7. Attraction of industrial taxes," Mr. Conery declared. were Mcpulro's Boverages, "Apathy and indifference," tho legislature for 16 years. federal judicial system but at ar6 Jack McGalHard, JCPL Bay Division man- vatables by stabilization of the ( present they arc excluded ager; Richard Blanchard, general contractor; Monmouth Book and Supply — 1. A complete morato- tax rate. ho concluded, "are n major They are being opposed by Co., Steven Drugs Inc., Acme contributing factor to our Democrats William Hlmol- from Juries which judge Mayor Hennessy and Bernard Kellenyi, architect. rium on residential building In — 8. A question of npart- them." Market, and Lil Aimer's, tho township. ment construction in the town- problems with taxes." man, a Red Bnnk lawyer, Dnilj!t>h e pl««d, u vail b* the largest IS of the Racquet Club, Birch has been tennis chairman of total tennis complex in the Ave., from Nat and Claire the Motimouth Beach Bath U.S.- Tall of Deal. and Tetinis Club, and was re- The corpdrjitlon also has Edgflf B. Mooney Jr. of sponsible? for the growth of other plans tot expansion in Burrtson, one of the new cor- tennis at that club. Monrrtouth County. Although fwraudjn'g principals, win be He recently conducted a the Mlddletown-Hazlet area is managing director. The same plans boafd meeting with Bob a short distance ifom the staff will be maintained at the Malaga, executive director of Racquet Club, for the con- club. the United States Lawn Ten- venience of "some of its play- Mr. Mooney, a tennis player nis Association, for the devel- ers, the corporation is explor- And business executive, has opment of tlSLTA tourna- ing the possibility of building represented such sports orga- ments, Junior Davis Cup a similar tennis facility in nizations as the United States Challenge Sound, and exhibi- that area and is reviewing po- Lawn Tennis Association, tions and-demonstrations by tcntital Kites. World Championship Tennis, the world's top tennis stars at in appreciation of (he con- National Basketball Associ- the Little silver Hacqu^- tribution to tennis by Nat and* TO EXPAND "The tittle Sliver Racquet Club has been jsqrd by Nat oho-Cioirc Toil of Deal to a cofpo* ation, Major League Baseball, Club. Claire Tall, founders of the ration headed by gdgar B. Mooney jr. of Rumson. The y«ar*round facility will be expanded with six National Football League and The new corporation plans club, the how corporation is more indoof Courts and six more outdoor courts. ., .. National Hockey League to add to the success of the extending to them a lifetime Players Association, as welt present facility with the afidi- membership. Y Adult Classes Have Vacancies 3' ' OCEAN TOWNSHIP- ized Its capacity of partici- "In addition, the two 'novel- Sank, Instructing, have addi- "More than 500 adultis and pants. ty* food programs, Maitre D1, tional room for participants EAI Purchases Houston Firm youth havo registered for "Several adults groups have Offering three-part instruction both members and non-mem- 1 bers." nology. Process Analyzers, Exchange. The company classes and groups in the first room for additional regis- in Italian! meals and flambe WEST LONG BRANCH - from PATs psr&M company. manufactures digital, anal- five days of registration for trants, including commentary Esquire, inc. for an undis- Inc. meets these criteria desserts, with Dr. Carl Sam- Until courses are complete, Electronic Associates, Inc., og/hybrid computer systems, the fall season at the Mon- discussion series, Sundays, mareo, proprietor of Possi- his purchased all of the out- closed sum. ideally. The company will be registration will continue operated as a wholly-owned including software and ser- mouth YM-VWHA." 7:45 p.m.; Chassidlsm arid the llipo Italian Restaurant, As- standing stock of Process Roy S. Mushrush, president vices. The company's other Kabbalah, Mondays, 8:30 daily between 3 and 4 p.m.,' Analyzers, Inc., a Houston, of EAI, said "the purchase of subsidiary of EAI." Mildred J. Cole, vied presi- bury Park, instructor; and and from 7 to 8 p.m., with a Mr. Mushrush also said the computer systems graphically p.m.; bridge instruction, Mon- W.l.N.O., a comprehensive .Tex:, based manufacturer of PAIis fully in line with our display stored data and pro- dent/ said: "It is expected days, 8:15 p.m.; art approcla- special period Thursdays single and multi-stream pro- long range expansion plans acquisition will strengthen course in the appreciation, from 9 to 9:30 a.m., and Sun- EAl's ability to offer turnkey vide the basis for simulation that by the time registration tion, Wednesdays, 8 p.m.; cess chromatographs in stand- for diversifying into other systems for educational and is complete next week, almost choral group, Thursdays, 8 care, service and enjoyment days from 1 to 2 p.m. alone and computer com- business areas where, we are systems and assume total sys- ol wines, with James Bartel, Information is available at tems responsibility for pro- small-scale taguiMittg appli- etch of toe 200 programs p.m., and social danco, patible models. able to exploit our unique ca- cations. being offered will have real- Thursday*. 8o.n>. ' proprietor of Le Vintage, Red the "Y" office, 1M Grant Av» pabilities in computer tech* cess analytical in- The'stock was purchased strumentation, environmental (air pollution) measuring sys- IEEE May Change Goals tems and the associated; data reduction and control sys- HOLMDEL - A petition to Mr, Slevin will review the tems. amend the Institute of Elec- position of members of IEEE Process Analyzers, Inc. and. trical and Electronics Engi- who have proposed the con- Electronic Associates Inc. neers constitution will be dis- stitutional changes, Mr. Fink had been working under a co-. cussed at a meeting of the will define the positin oft the operative agreement for the 2exelasive Shopatfificmeo New Jersey Coast Section current board of the IEEE. marketing, design, in- tonight at 8 p.m. in the Bell stallation, and servicing of Lab auditorium. 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Monmouth County'chair- warm, The special show, featuring man is: Frank Mansueto, 761 he will lead the popular half of the program. . worry- Says Leftists Are A Threat at Jail free ALLENHURST - Tho Con- sure that the guards and other proven beyond a reasonable standards. servative assemblyman at "If the prison officials at personnel are adequately doubt to be unfit to walk Llcia Albanese Enzo Stuarti large candidate, Warren Dls- trained to properly perform freely among us," that is why Attica had moved in imme- brow, says the county jail is a their respective duties. they are in prison. They are diately when the guards were prime target for a leftist ori- "Common sense should murderers, rapist, and rob- seized, the outcome might ented militant uprising of show us that we must find and bers. They will not accept have been less ©atly in lives. prisoners. cprrect the cause of prison re- work as a release of their "The nation's leftist trouble- G RAMAN'S bellion it there are Internal in- energies, they will not accept makers move from one in- VACUUM and APPLIANCE PARTS CO. *The jail has been plagued justices, but above all we responsibilities, most are vio- stitution to another. They 166 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK, NJ with beatings by Inmates and must eliminate the threat of lent and agresslve. They are went from college campuses PHONE 747-S623 many other problems in dis- these militants. ' in prison because they have to our high schools, from wel- HOOVER and EUREKA CLEANERS ' Have extra cash in your bank cipline and security. We must "Again, I must point to the run rampant on their fellow - fare demonstration to the KINGSTON TANKS & CANISTERS Ieam from the Attica tragedy. modern day ultra liberal per- man. Our present day prison prison cellblock, spreading Waxer* — Polishers — Hand Cleaners balance when you need it. Open We must stamp out potential missiveness as a direct cause authorities and guards have the militant leftist philosophy SALES and SERVICE a Cash-O-Matic account with us. trouble spots by separating of trouble. The breakdown of an enormous job. It requires of' revolution. Monmouth "We Service What We Sell" known militants before they discipline and responsibility the sternest measures to con- County authorities have much MQNMOUTH CQMTI NATIONAL BANK make a shambles of our new has brought about most of our trol a large group of men who to learn from the Attica up- ALL PARTS and SERVICE ON PREMISES Tho bank that looks out for you prison and destroy more lives problems. will not conform to social rising." CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY as in Attica. ''It must be remembered "We must be absolutely that these people have been Celebrates 35th Food Citv is still LEADER in QUALITY & DISCOUNTS Year With Bank cut From Com Fed ||.S. Government Inspected NEW YORK CITY - Nor- man C. Ramsey of Bingham U9Ii Young Porkers... »»••»«.. »i Ave., Rumson, has celebrated Citui et ATLANTIC SUFERAMA his 35th anniversary at Broad- ShnwMbmy Av«u» eIKRAM* fcwttA 3 5 *J/J way Sayings Bank here. NEW ?HXIWSlUt' PORK PERDUE . He has been president and chairman of the board of the bank since 1961 and 1967, re- spectively. OPEN DAILY 9 TO 10 P.M., SUNDAYS 9 TO 6 P.M. CHOPS In World War II, Mr. Bam- w&msROCER YDEPT.l CENTER CUT fcey was decorated for his ac- tive duty and was discharged with the rank of major. FRUIT DRINKS After his return to Broad- way Savings in 1945, Mr. All Ramsey was elevated from Flavors the position of mortgage offi- •cer to vice president, execu- 46-0z. tive vice president and elect- 25 ed trustee, a position which he Rainbow • 29-Oz. still maintains. C His career includes the sliced Peaches presidency of the Savings 25 Banks Mortgage & Real Es- Norman C. Ramsey I.Golden Grain • 7Vi-Or. RIB—47* Ib. & loin-57* Ib. WHOLE tate Forum of New York in e 1960-61 and he served as chair- the board of governors ' Macaroni & Cheese Dinner SHORT CUT • WELL TRIMMED C man of the Economic Surveys through 1971. 15 LEGS 49, J WINGS 35S Committee, and as treasurer Mr. Ramsey was the jSkippy • 18-Ox. Jar C of the New York Heal Estate recipient of the McBurney Branch of the YMCA of (PEANUT BUTTER 59 Steak 87ib BREASTS59 J THIGHS43S Board as well as a member of Greater New York's "Man-of- CHICKEN of the SEA •* & •<><• the-Year" Award in 1970. In THE VERY BEST 12=LESS-A-POUND HOT OR SWEET addition, he has been active Solid White TUNA IN ROAST BEEF! THAN A YEAR AGO! „ Symposium as a sponsor and member on ITALIAN several committees of the Boy, |Monfco* 25-Foot C EYEROUND SPARE RIBS On Heart Scouts, National Conference ALUMINUM FOIL of Christians and Jews and 19 or SILVER TIP BAR-B-OUE SAUSAGE the Association for the Help of Progresto • 8-O1. Can Matters Set Retarded Children. Regular NEPTUNE - The Ocean He is governor and treasur- TOMATO SAUCE Style Ib and Monmouth County Heart er of Sea Bright Beach Club, Marcal • 200 -1- 2-Ply Associations will jointly spon- and serves as a a member of BOLOGNA or sor a symposium 6n Stroke, the board of governors and fi- Fluff Out TISSUE EXTRA LEAN Pacemakers and Coronary nance committee for Riv- LIVERWURST Tho Finest... Artery Disease Wednesday, erview Hospital in Red Bank. Kraft • 18-Ox.Jar r ( GROUND m TOP ROUND Oct. 13, from 2 to 5 p.m. in the Since 1960, Mr. Ramsey has Country Style Jersey Shore Medical Center been chairman of the Rumson STRAWBERRY Preserve 49 SPARE RIBS LONDON BROIL Ford Auditorium, Rt. 33. Zoning Board of Adjustment. DEL MONTE •16-Oz. Can Co-chairmen are Dr. Frank Mr. Ramsey is married to SHORT RIBS £QC f. Brown, Point Pleasant the former Rosalie A. Christie Slewed TOMATOES of BEEF D9'b Beach, and Dr. Klaus J. and has a son, Peter, and a Schulz, Neptune City. daughter, Christie. Aunt Jemima • •FROZEN FOOD DEPT. " Dr. Seymour Solomon, asso- ciate clinical professor of PANCAKE MIX 2u.s«, ' neurology at the Albert Eins- MORTON tein College of Medicine, will Says State Aunt Jemimtt • 24-0*. discuss "Stroke: Recent Con- PANCAKE SYRUP .cepts in Diagnosis and Treat- •>^//LOW CALORIE FRUIT ment." Should Alter CRISCO • 38-Oz. Bottle POT PIES Dr. Victor Parsonnet, direc- VEGETABLE OIL • Baaf • Chicken ^GRAPEFRUIT tor of surgery at the Newark Legislature • Turk*y • Tuna • 8-Ox. a^ SEEDLESS * Beth Israel Medical Center Niagara • 22-Oz. Can From and clinical professor of FREEHOLD - John C. surgery at the New Jersey Manna, Democratic candidate SPRAY STARCH for Assembly, says that legis- College of Medicine and Den- TIDE • Gianr • 49-Oz. tistry will lecture on "Pa- lative reform "should be • the first order of business in Tren- FAMOUS GERMAN STYLE cemakers: Long Term Sur- 1 kLaundry Detergent veillance and Management in ton ' when the new legislature BOLOGNA or the Community Hospital." convenes. Extra Fancy "Coronary Artery Disease: Mr. Mana, speaking to the LIVERWURST RED DELICIOUS Hemodynamic, Metabolic and Lions Club of Ocean Town- DEPT, Arteriographic Findings" will ship, called attention to the CUDAHY • GENOA legislature's "shockingly low KRAFT APPLES be the topic presented by Dr. LARGE Hratch Kasparian, director of standing" among state legis- CORN OIL SALAMI m 1 lative bodies. Recent surveys cardiac catheterlzation labo- All White Meat [ftl! GARDEEN FRESFRESHH •fl'Tr ratory and associate professor and reports have put New MARGARINE of medicine, Jefferson Medic- Jersey in the bottom half of CHICKEN ROLL J> Green al College Hospital. all states on the basis of legis- Breakstone • 8-Oz. PEPPERS 17 ib lative efficlenty. Freshly Made W LONG AND GREEN The program is sponsored YOGURT All Flavors In part by a contribution from The Asbury Park lawyer mm mm and first-time candidate said ATOSMAD ft CUCUMBERS 7 ' the firm of Merck, Sharpe & Royal Dairy Grade A-A JDohme. six steps should be instituted T>* GOLDEN RIPE f%r./ft/' to reform the state's legisla- tive-proceedings: BUTTER lectures Set 1. Transition from a two- iBANANAS 91% house to a one-house, or HOMOGENIZED Oh Camping , unicameral legislature. Ir POTATOES /IOC M 2. Abolition of the caucus MILK Gallon •HAZLET - "Camping • U.S. *1-All Purpose. #IX /i\¥ From Tents to Tin Cans" is system, and implementation With $10 of an open, committee system KRAFT order or more the title of a series of free lec- of examing bills. ture-demonstration meetings VELVEETA to be sponsored by the Recre- 3. Hiring of several addi- ation Commission, tional full-time research and Open to adults and teens, stnff assistants for the com- sessions will be the second mittees. and fourth Tuesdays of the' 4. Full-term service by leg- month at N p.m. in Veterans islative committee leaders, Jljiy^^oow^ij.mf-vi^^^fc rather than annual appoint- Memorial Pork, Union Ave., > SOFTWEVE CUT RITE beginning Oct. 12. ments. TREND LIQUID KLEEN GUARD •> P Program director is Curtis 5. More spaco and better F. Tinker Jr., member of the quarters for legislators and Bathroom TISSUE WAX PAPER OS DISH DETERGENT FURNITURE POLISH local Em-An-On Camping their staff assistances. 6. Full-time legislators, 2-Roll C 125 "I. rtr 05 6 Club and tho township Con- Pack servation Commission and ac-,, These changes, he said, Feet IWV i AN°- QQC UvltlcB chairman of District 3, would make the legislature 19 19c REG.79« \& Jr Boy Scouts. more efficient in tho conduct I limit 1 Ctujnn »tr Nmlly — lap. 0HAM SANDWICH Chrome fendert and methods of extinguishing handlebars. Semi- r$8 them. imperative to elect Schell and ON A BUN 5/n pneumatic tlrei. Emergency telephone num- Wisner ..." Mr. Lawlor ber stickers are also available 'added. to the public, as well as spe- Mr. Schell and Mr. Wisner cial stickers for families hav- welcomed the endorsements, ing invalids in their bomes. stating that with the backing Trophies will be awarded to of men like Mr. Both and Mr. the children who won the fire Lawlor, the Democratic party 7-PC. CAST ALUMINUM 45'-WIDE;COLORFUL, truck contest. has an excellent chance of All residents are invited. winning next month. COOKWARESET PRINTED FLANNEL

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4nd 9 Si pwhaH.Umit on. Gflotf thru Saturday, Otltbtr 9,1971. 3010 RT. 35 AT INTERSECTION OF BETHANY RD. HAZLET, N. •< PIP**nnnnun/inn***********n********nnr*n*nn, r TJw Dally Hester, Red Bank -^MirMtetown, N.J., WfflnMay, OctoW 6.1971 2t Union Beach School Board, Council Feud Continues 0, By ED WALSH name changes to, "Borough ing the backdrop, board mem- general]/ get Involved. tlons? -, "Why, the mayor won't Board member Thomas T. erty taxes," Mr. Flynn contin- Council Raps the Board of ber Theodore P, Brunelli went In response to a question > "He plays like he is so wor- even allow the citizens to go Corrado without a cue also' ued. "That's what I call some- UNION BEACH - Perhaps Education." center stage and began berat- from the floor during council's ried about the taxpayer," Mr. for flood insurance, but in the knocked the present govern- thing constructive. the longcst-runring play in th« The only similarity between ing council. public session, Mayor Hen- Hrunellt declared. "How does meantime homes are ready to ing body. "New people on the board county Is inking pliice wilhin the two stage companies is Mayor Assailed nessy stated, ''I guess you get he expect to pay back all the float out into the bay. "We should have .settled for won't change things. It's the borough boundaries. that the mule lead keeps re- "The mayor is a hot air pretty cocky about getting cut town bonds? That will take Flooding Scored a cut in the budget that we system that must change. The play has two titles, On pealing the word "coopera- merchant," Mr. Brunelli be- school budget money restored money too. "The other night the tide could live with, but the mayor Let's keep the school going the first Tunsdayof each tion." The dialogue usually gan. "He accuses everyone after you've been on the "Why doesn't he do some- was so high cars couldn't get said he was going to fight us," without fighting. Let's keep month it's called, "The Board confined to local cliches and else of playing politics when Board of Education for a thing except try to tear down around the beachfront," he Mr, Corrado stated. ''His the children in mind," he con- of Education Haps Borough repetitious charges. he actually is the one playing while and got reelected," the school system? He has a continued. "But our town em- fights have cost the taxpayers cluded. Council," and the cast of Last night the scene was the politics." lot of proposals but never any- ployes weren't even called out over $150,000 in attorney's "We are damned if we do or characters performs In the li- school library, with the Board Two weeks ago Mayor Al- "The mayor's a lawyer," thing concrete. If he is elected to put up a barrier. It took the fees over the past couple of damned if we don't," board brary ol Memorial'School. of Education making the cur- fred T. Hennessy Jr. reite- Mr. BruncIU continued. "We again (Nov. 2) we'll be stuck State Police to put up a flare years." president James R. On the second and fourth tain calls, No one called for rated his earlier stands by ur- proved we needed the money • with him for four more to warn the motorists. "Out esteemed mayor is a McKittrick said. "I, as a tax- Thursdays of each month, the sn encore — they didn't have ging local residents who dis- to operate. He knows that. We years," the board member "This is what I mean about lawyer but he never offers payer, don't like the tax rate, scene shifts to the Union Hose to — it was provided without agree with the school board's have commitments that have stated. all the time rapping the board anything constructive," Rich- but I understand that in order Tire Co. headquarters on the usual ringing applause. budgets to"attend its meet- to be paid. Why doesn't he "Maybe we should have a ' and trying to get us defeated ard M. Flynn, board member, to give our children a good education I have to pay. Florence Ave., and the play With library books provid- ings, run for the board and give truthful answers to qucs- little truth in the assessments at election time," Mr. Bru- stated. "Instead he uses a i while we're at it," Mr. Bru- nelli stated. "All he (the may- pawn in council's audiences to "There is too much apathy nelli declared. "We have a big or) wants to do Is get a bunch ask questions he knows the in town, people have to wake company paying 30 per cent of of "yes" men on council who answers to. up, The guys wearing black its worth while the home- will jump through the hoop. Tax Challenge Upheld hats aren't the school board owner pays 100 per cent. "If the mayor wants to do "I read today where a can- members," he concluded. Matawan Manager Eyed some whipping he should start didate in Manalapan is chal- Next Thursday's curtain "We are the whipping boy for the council's failure," he on his own end," Mr. Brunelli lenging the state in its financ- time is 8:15 p.m. at the fire- added. concluded. ing of education through prop- house. Admission is free. Under Jobs Aid Program OHM DAUYIO.iO, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY MATAWAN - The borough 'being considered. The No job description or salary sure of council, and will not may have its first manager in borough, in ltyie for nearly has yet been decided upon by be established by ordinance. the near future, with the bulk $48,000 for salaries and ben- Council, but Councilman Don- The borough may also be in of his salary paid by the fed- efits for new employes over a ald T. Day said that a salary line for more goodies from the eral government under the two-year period, has already for the new post "would have government. Councilwoman Emergency Employment Act. created five new positions. to be in excess of $12,000." Lillian GPBurry said last Borough Council revealed One man has been hired for Appointment of the man- night that Matawan may qual- Safe When You Save At Kmart last night that the adminis- the municipal water depart- ager, the first in this borough ify for 80 per cent federal trator's post is definitely ment. of 10,000, will be at the plea- funding of the planned Borough Hall renovation un- der the Accelerated Public Works Act. OCTOBER DISCOUNT DAYS Plan Completed Housing Moratorium Matawan architect Daniel L. Bach has completed a $65,000 interior renovation, plan for the former bank Vs PRICE SALE Is Imposed in Hazlet building now Used for munici- f pal offices, in time for the (WHILE QUANTITIES LAST) HAZLET — A one-year mo- might rule the denial to build On the other hand, repre- Nov. 1 application deadline ratorium on all residential was wrong. sentatives of Citizens Against under the act. construction in the township Essentially the moratorium, Unreasonable Spending YEWS was unanimously passed by will allow a-thorough study to (CAUS) did not feel officials Mr. Day said the public YEWS the Township Committee last be made over the one-year pe- needed additional time to works funds are being made 8 night. riod on all aspects of zoning. study the township's zoning available to municipalities YEWS > But whether it- is legal is While garden apartment con- provisions, and questioned which have an unemployment one Issue that has yet to be struction figured strongly in why the issue came up so rate of at least 8.5 per cent YEWS ^ •• clarified. the minds'of many residents, close to election time. and have plans for some pub- BURNING BUSH A public hearing on the zon- the moratorium allows a A site plan ordinance, three lic works program "ready to ing ordinance amendment study of all residential con- ' years in the making, was also go." Matawan's current BURNING BUSH providing lor the moratorium struction. passed unanimously. Accord- unemployment figue is 9.5 per I! was held last night before a Mr. Roberts warned that ing to Committeeman William cent. ARBORVITAE GLOBE il standing room only crowd. F. Bourbeau, it provides good passage of the ordinance ' The councilman is hoping ARBORVITAE GLOBE V Additions Okay should not hinge precisely on control over construction in - the township — "particularly the sewer system for the Specifically the moratorium the garden apartments issue. Freneau section, estimated at COLORADO SPRUCE provides that for one year "If the moratorium were major construction," he said, -- $240,000, may be eligible for \ there will be no new residen- adopted only to stop the adding it is the best ordinance AZALEA-PINK >•'; proposed so far as far as eco- more funds under the same, tial construction in the town- apartments, it wouldn't be le- act. DELUXE SUPER KEM-TONE® ship. Homes already under gal," he said. • logy and the environment are PINE WHITE ^ construction will not be af- Legal Matter Now concerned. The borough's existing sew- EUONYNUS MANHATTAN LATEX INTERIOR PAINT fected. Additions and exten- Researching and in- Also adopted were an ordi- er system is still plagued by Our Reg. 6.94 — A Days Only sions to existing dwellings, as vestigating the legal implica- nance creating a bureau of infiltration from ground and YUCCA FILAMENTOSA well as garages, are per* tions is up to the attorney fire prevention and protec- storm water, according to Mr, mitted,. now, according to Mayor Jo- tion, and one appropriating Day, who said the water plant HOLLY - ROTUNDIFOLIA sf The. legality of the ordi- seph A. Morales. Because the $22,000 for purchasing lanolin 1 is producing a daily flow of DOUBLE ALTHEA » RED 1 nance was questioned since - Planning Board had not ruled Holmdel for recreational pur- 955,000 gallons. The sewer the Planning Board had not on it, the mayor said he ques- poses. plant, however, is treating an MICHIGAN PEATSOLB -: For living room, bedrooms and halls. Flow; on »«ily with bruih « roll- considered it during any of its tioned the validity of the ordi- A representative of the Po- average of 1,500,000 gallons" er, hoi no painty odor, dries irt en hour. A f ashionably flat/coAiplfttiljr meetings. nance, "but it's all in the licemen's Benevolent Associ- per day. „ CULTIVATED TOP SOIL ••* scrubboble finish ii the result. Tools clean up quickly with water. Havt A referral from that board hands of the attorney now," ation, Edward Podstowski, just the color you wont... there's no extra charge for custom colors. "That means," the coun- 1 COW MANURE so I* Is necessary before an ordi- he added. asked the committee for a 0*9.1.23,9" Point Roller Pan Combination Set 77* nance can legally be consid- Now that the ordinance has caucus on Oct. 12 to in- cilman said, "that there's more than 500,000 gallons a Reg. 2.24, 4" All-Purpose Nylon-Bristle Brush 1.37 ered by the Township Com- been passed, the mayor said vestigate private use of police tumled OuoMify . Non» Sold la Otoffr> mittee. he. has no desire to stop it, but vehicles. , day of infiltration from some In a letter to the Com- wants it upheld in the courts. I He was, objecting primarily place," making it imperative, mittee, township attorney to having unmarked police that testing of the borough, MENDERS FOR HOME, OFFICE Members of Ha'zlet's Con- mains begin as soon as pos- Howard A. Roberts further cerned Citizens, a group cars used by some officer for sible. Our Reg. S-oz.* waterproof EPoxe* glue. All ready to use. ,r build homes. A court, he said, of zoning in the township. the exact meaning of police use of inferior materials" by regulations regarding police Mr. Day who said the pump- vehicles. ing station was put in by de- • Hearings for two newly pro- velopers of the Checsequake posed ordinances introduced Village apartments. The last night relating to traffic break cost more than $1,000 to * 'ti and parking at various school repair, and the councilman sites on certain streets in the doesn't think the borough township will be held Nov. 9. should be held responsible. I Salkind Presses '•> Colorful Coffee Mugs* GAY EARTHENWARE MUGS Stiff Ethics Code JIMMY-PROOF CHAIN DOOR LOCK DOOR KNOB LOCK Our Reg. 2M.2.85 . MARLBORO-Mayor Mor- preferably in the entire coun- 7 PC< Your Choicer ton Salkind today again called try. Reg. Reg. 1.67 for a township ethics-in-gov- "Our present law in Marl- S.)4 2.64 1.97 %S.37 On wood expansion racks or metal 362 Broad St. & Maple Ave. ernment ordinance he de-boro only calls for holdings in Extra protection, deadlocks Secret catch inside, outomati* Fits }•%" to2-%" dio.cfois tree stands. Solids or decorated. scribes as the strongest in the the town to be filed. Ob- with a turn of the key. No caily ttops chain. Can't be holes, 54" to I" dia. bolt Many colors. state.. viously, that Is inadequate," lockout!. Easy to Install. pried off or slipped loose. Key. holes. Has deadlocks. Last month, the mayor pro- he said. RED BANK posed that corruption be con- "It is too easy to make a trolled at all levels of govern- deal across the municipal line ment through the comput- with a' developer or, theo- erizing of all land transfer retically, some future offi- and mortgage records in each cial," the mayor asserted. With This Coupon county and all business 'I'he mayor, in 1969, pro- records and organized crime posed a full disclosure of all files in the offices of the sec- income sources ordinance, retary of state and attorney which was not enacted by general for N.J. council. He said he has given "We continue to feel that his secretary a copy of his RICHMOND this approach, coupled with a 1970 income tax return, with strong conflict of interest and instructions that it be made full disclosure law by thepublic if all other township state is the best way to end elected officials do likewise. corruption at all levels of gov- "In 1972, I shall again pro- MARGARINE ernment, .. and to once pose such action be made again restore the faith of the mandatory by law," he said. people in their government, a The mayor said the original LYSOL® AT CORDLESS SWEEPER CLEAN-UP SPECIAL! 1 /2-GAL. RUG; faith which has been so badly Jaycees' ethics proposal ie- A SAVINGS FOR TILE AND RUGS CARPET-CARE COMBO SHAMPOO shaken in the past year," he vcalcd-last srping contained said. strong penalties which the Recj |09 Reg. 15.27 Reg. M.75 Stiff Penalty township attorney ruled to be ?38 4 Days 4 Days 3.22 1 illegal. 10,55 4.94 1 Sbpkg, The mayor said he would Lytor pro/ disinfectant Convenient and versatile sweeper cleans on any Rug ihompoo applicator, 3 qH. of wall-to-wall Concenlrotfld formula liko to sec enacted penalties "I did not. believe' him then loaltmlnote odors, pro type floor from hardwood lo pile carped Non< ihnmpoo concentrate with Mira lift*tatn remov contains Mirailifi*slain of up to $5,000 in fines and a on the subject and note that v«nt mold \4 oi." electric, carcWrec, In poppy rod. Charge Ml •r Clcaniup to/SOiq ft Shop K mart and lavcl lentover. Sow! five-year jail term for offen- since the codification drafted ders upon conviction. under Mr. Minoguo's (James V,' Mr. Salkind said that he did It, Minogue, township at- •.•> not (col that effective-conflict torney) direction includes Jail legislation at the local level terms for watering la,wns or At K mart Your Satisfaction is Assured And a M punbose. limit ono. would be .accomplished unless walking dogs illegally, ob- Good thru Saturday, Ottobor 9,197F. a new, ordinance Includes full viously an ethics violation at disclosure of all land-holdings, the local level should be pun-, options and business interests ished by a jail term o.f up to 60 anywhere in Ihp state and. or 90 days," he said. 3010 Rf. 35 AT INTERSECTION OF BETHANY RD./HAZLET/NJ 22 • The I)aif> .r. Hc.l Bunt. - 'UfMlrtoujt. N.J.'. a>, OrU>\*r (>. J9"L FBI Crime Parley Set in Eatnntown nlclpalitleii with intent to NEWARK - R.W. Bach- Edgar Hoover said the pur- inji matters, Mr. Hoover' ences were nel* oh the topic Television Today of "Bombing and Bomb cilitate ui illegal gambling man, special agent in charge pose of the parleys is to famil- noted, N«>H York Cbannels-2,4,5,7,9,11,13 The conferences will be at- Threats." They were attended business. or the FBI (or the vStatc of iarize slate and local law en- This FBI director said other New Jersey, said today that forcement agencies with the tended by law enforcement by 33,730 persons representing * frAYTIM! MOVIES fi| MILIION DOLLAR MOVIE (C) - 0,305 law enforcement and violation's of the act dealing i ; "Capt, Morntin Ifnintilowcr' (J0.11) tttrrl special law. enforcement nm- KHI's infTeuMHl Jurisdiction personnel, prosecutois, and ' »i*B*tI !<'Sem.riili>gof Vtlu." ory Prch Vna-Wa M.i>n T''« rtciv of members of the judiciary, the prosecullve agencies. with bombl/ig matters include ti Monmouth 1970. agents in charge of the 59 «l» Q t'Wmgi e( Fir," 1 field offices will preside over broadened FBI jurisdiction to vices with intent to kill, Injure B "M Jo«y" "ihC UHItililti " Civil Audtturmin, KatontcwH, or intimidate persons or to EVENING 0) THIS WECK (C) Monday, Oct. t8; and at the Tins legislation broadened conferences In their areas. include certain intmstute as with Hill Muws Benefits Noted well as Interstate gambling damage property; the dam- 4:00 O O O NEWS (C) Woodbury Counliy Club, and FBI authority in ceitain areas aging of government property G> THE FUNTSTONES (0) 9:00 O MEDICAL CENTER (C) the Garden State Auditorium, where exclusive jurisdiction Held annually, these confer- activities, including book- A yoiinj? womuii «itli a. licart ailinntt deficit Dr. rrtaking, numbers games, )ot with such devices; or the pov * •'Keiidln* jand Kussin" " (IjiiuiniiK vantini; nptim.1. lutvlng a cliild and• be. JParamus, on subsequent'days. previously rested with local ences have proved extremely ; .sesflon of such devices in any O THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW In an announcement con- luw enforcement agencies. beneficial to law enforcement; terles, and maintaining of slot "pUorc«" O'T'HE"SMITH FAMILY to machines. ' government building.' * CD STAR TREK (C) "Lofit I-i'ly." t'tunl Wmith (llsinv»-rs « fnnnrr niuvin cerning similar conferotitos The act deals not only with or- personnel and others con- "Return of Tornarrmv" Htnip. now ft THE CAROL BURNETT SHOW (C) "Survival of (he I'iUisl" (HI of Columbus Hall, English- whpre kids can go for coun- ick, who isnot seeking re- Guestn: Kteve Lftwr^nci., Carol ChannJng ll;30 O THE MERV GRIFFIN !H0W (C) town. His running mate, Com- seling. He called for forma- election, have "prevented the IS DESIRE; Q ADAM 12 (C) O THE TONIGHT SHOW (CI ' THE "Anniversary." Malloy and Reed aubdtle • an en- mitteeman Albert Garling- tion of a Manalapan youth , Republicans from making cer- (Jncst: Bobhy Coldslioro GAMBLE the ragetl wrestler. Investigate a rqbbefy and ictUe « & dispute at a used car lot. 0 THE 11 -.30 MOVIE house, also spoke. conference board so that tain appointments that were 0 THE WEDNESDAY NIGHT MOVIE (C) •'Morocco" 110301 starring Oary Conjvx, Marltn« The candidate said the rec- problems could be resolved by not in the best interest of Ma- 'Coalle Keep" starring Butt Umca&ter,"Petw Valk. iiii-ukh. A lovely wnnraii chooses between a man . A onc-eyed major and his oddball hcrots fight' a of wealth juid a f-^Klt'onairi*. reational facilities have not teen-agers talking to volunr nalapan." . I 20th Century war in a. 10th Century caatle. O THE DICK CAVETT SHOW (C) changed since he moved here teer citizens. Mr. Garlinghouse, who is in . O BEWITCHED (C) Cui'st: Clcntpnt I-'rcud • "SEX "Samatitlm's Not-Ko W&ntng Tower of Pisa." Sa- seven years ago. .He said a Calling for state financing charge of the road depart- mantha discovers the* real reason the famed Tower O THE LATE MOVIE of Pisa leans is Ksmeraida, "TViuhle Along the Way" (10531 at»rrinK John full-time recreational director, of public education through- ment, said that he has di- ID BEAT THE CtOCK (C) Wayne, Donna Heed. Tlie slory of a football coach whnse wife leaves him and Ma child. should be engaged, and that a out the state, Mr. Reinstein rected a road program "that Gam? MACHINE" Ho«t: Jack Narz 12:30 flD CAN YOU TOP THIS? (C) "proper" liaison be estab- said that "we will not reduce in the three years has seen IB THE FRENCH CHEP (C) with ijtu Gillianj. Rcrt Buttons, Morcy Amstcrdtlm "Coq «u Van Alias ChtcKcrt Pric&Bace" 1:00 O O NEWS (C) lished between the committee taxes unless .we reduce the the re-surfacing of every rural IN COLOR i IsJO O NBC MYSTERY MOVIE •> A delivery 1:10 B THE LATE SHOW (C) ities on evenings and' week- professional departments in fomar n Sall 0000p o0n rddle t roller akatc and Tom I sued Niiit hav fioudlju (lD'jIi) starrlnj,- Rock Bud. sop. Cornell Rorchpri ends throughout the year." the township, to replace the LATE SHOW For Adults, Too parttime township engineer, Ruling out acquisition of the attorney and auditor. ML and SAT. Symphony Holiday Swim Club, Mr. Mr. Reinstein said that, if At the M&vies Relnstein said "we should in- elected, he and incumbent BE AN EARLY BIRD Lists Series RED BANK DRIVE-IN- vestigate the possibility of es- Committeeman Garlinghouse Children's Matinee CARLTON- Andromeda Strain 7:00; 11:20; Co- tablishing a permanent recre- SAT. and SUN. Blg Doll House 2:00; 7:30; Student lossus 9:40 ational and cultural facility, FUND FOR EDUCATION AND SAVE Of Concerts Nurses 9:10 ASBURY PARK TEL AVIV (AP) - A$10 mil- CINEMA III- LYRIC- open year round, for adults as lion educational fund to aid the "THE DAY NEWARK - The New Jer- The Prolectlonlsl 7:30; »:15; Corry It Frlends 7:!5; 9:55 well as children." underprivileged has been estab- BIG MONEY DREAMERS" sey Symphony Orchestra has EATONTOWN MAYFA1R- "We have done a good job lished by the American Friends launched an intensive ticket COMMUNITY— Cornal Knowledge 2:00; 7:30; 9:30 in piovidmg recreational fa- of the Hebrew University and The Horseman 1:00; 7:30; 10:40; An- SAVOY- subscription drive aimed at derson Topes 3:30; 9:00 cilities for your younger chil- the Israeli government. gathering support for the 10- 101 Acts ot Love 7:30; »:00 concert series it is offering. NEPTUNE EARLYBIRD PRICES CIRCLE- Everything you want to know The series will be part of ReO Tent 2:00; 7:!i; 9:35 AT ALL WALTER READE THEATRES .Woltor Reade the orchestra's, most active Playhouse Plans NEPTUNE CITY But an AFRAID to ask! Theatres . season ever including 120 ap- NEPTUNE CITY- r October Meeting The Horseman" 8:35; Anderson Topes WON. THRU fRI. 6:30 To 7:15 ?M. pearances throughout the 7:00; 10:10 state. The orchestra, under RUJMSON - The October LAKEWOOD Orchestra Seating Only Carlton the music direction of Henry COUNTRY- Red Binh 741-9600 meeting of Wagon Wheel PERSONS UNDER 21 $ 00 Lewis, will open the season Playhouse, Rumson, has. been , Walkabout 7;2s; 9:30 . NOT ADMITTED 1 ATtHECARLTON Oct.- 15 with a.concert at set for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in TOWN— DOLt Itiontclalr High School. The Barn, Avenue-of-tworRiv- • Zeppelin 7.-3Q; Chlsum 9:10 • 1S0 AT All OTHER WAITER READE . ers, here. BRICKTOWN "HOUSEV Information about the sea- BRICK PLAZA— THEATRES INCLUDING THE DRIVE-INS -PLUS- son will be sent to more than Nancy Andrews, Wagon Zeppelin 9:0S; Chlsum 7:10 0 100,000 residents of the state Wheel president, has extended MALL CINEMA— "STUDENT NURSES" asking them to become ticket a special invitation to all area Wolkobout 7:25; 9:30 2:00 P.M. MATINEES M0N. THRU FRI. FOR ADULTS ONLY students in the 9th through THUR5D4y/JUD/fJNICHr holders to the concerts. LAURELTON $ 00 Mi IAOI£S ADMirrfO • 12th grades to attend the Evil Knievol 7:05; 10:45; Born Users WROMtLQO © All ticket sales are being meeting if they are interested TOMS RIVER 2 mi. SOUTH ICT. RT£. 35 & 36 I ONLY 1 handled through the Sym- in joining the group's Young DOVER- HAZLET 264-2200 m , ATTHE KIDDIES MATINEE ' phony's box office at Sym- People's Theater. McCobe &Mrs. Miller 2:10; 7:15:9:25 GEORGE HAMILTON 1L CARLTON - COMMUNITY - MAYMAYFAII R SAT.i SUN. & M0N. - 2 P.M. phony Hall, 1020 Broad St. "Fiorello," Wagon Wheel's NORTH OF RED BANK "TREASURE ISLAND" Scheduled to appear with first 1971-72 production, is in t MIDDLETOWN SUELYON, the orchestra are inter- full rehearsal under the direc- TOWN WEST- national guest artists, in- tion of Jim Carl at The Barn. Red Tent7:10; Dorllng Llll 9:10 w ^v '•Vi^' ^1^~ ~**^ '^^r" ,"^^^" "^^ . "^^ "^ —r ~~ ~~ —~ ' • * ~~ ~ 0^^^ *' - ' TOWNEAST- Community cluding sopranos Marilyn Men ,are still needed for the I 4lonto*n "5*2 42D1 * Home and Patricia Brooks, chorus and a few bit parts. Frlends 7:20; 9:25 pianists Vladimir Ashkenazy, Performances are set for HAZLET • TOWN--EAST-WEST IS "THE HORSEMAN" 5 , Philippe Entremont, Alicia de PLAZA- A Walfer Reade Twin Theatre Nov. 4, 5, 6 and 11, 12,13. ... (fjo last of the daredevils! HWY. 85, MIDDUSTOWN -^ 671-1020 -PLUS- m Larrocha and Garrick Ohls- For reservations call Bar- Zcppelln 9:15; Chisum 7:15 son, violinists Berl Senofsky RT. 35 DRIVE-1N- "ANDERSON TAPES"@ bara Hatch, 8 Joshua Huddy Evll Knlevel 7:00; 10:15; Holl'l An- and Pinchas Zukerman and Drive, Colts Neck. Group dis- gels on Wheels 8:35 0 Shoppers Matinee ® cellist Lynn Harrell. counts are available. MATAWAN ;»*X. JACK NICHOtSON S/iowing itk •' Mori. )hru Fri* ot 2 p.m. ^& CINEMA 34- AW HELLS ANGELS 1 All Seats $1.00 « Chisum 7:15; Zeppelin 9:15 FIRST THERE WAS ROMEO & MATINEE WEDNESDAY NITE KEYPORT ON WHEELS STRAND ART- SPECIAL sox Machine 7:15; 9:00 JULIET, THIN "LOVEStORY" EAST BRUNSWICK TURNPIKE- NOW... "FRIENDS" t *»»«««ft»»«>«»«» • OUTDOOR DRIVEIN- GRANT'S Zeppelln 7:00; 10:50; Chlsum «:55 who needs, the world when you Toifl/nUUest INDOOR- own the moon and stars/ MdWay 3V«t Palmer Ave. Slewardowcs 2.00; 7:30; 9:05; 10:45 PERTH AMBOY AMBOYS DRIVE-IN— Circle Summer of 12 7:00; 10:49; Wall Until \ p 775C 8810 Dark 8:57 747-0333 MENLO PARK ! CINEMA— Red Tent 2:00; 4:30; 7:20; 9:30 WIIM ¥©& All RED TENT" f MUSIC "ROLLICKING! I HAD A WONDERFUL TIME. KIDDIES MATINEE # MAKERS CHUCK McCANN COULDN'T BE BETTER. SAT.& SUN.- 2 p.m. A' THEATRES GO TO SEE 'THE. PROJECTIONIST' FOR A AT THE TOWN ^ COBBLESTONES SOPHISTICATED AND HAPPY LARK. YOU'LL , "TAflYANDTHE "® HAVEAGREATTIME! Home o/lne .StrnirWy Daiquiri RESTAURANT 'GeneShalitWNBCTV JUNGLE-HUNTER" $ RT. 35 MIDDUTOWN (On. mj 741-S344 COUNTRYLakewood PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENTS HIGHWAY*, 344-4544 Town Easstt ^ "WALKABOUT" Hh y t P1 / Awe, ENTERTAINMENT 7:25 and 9:30 "friends' \ 1O?O TECHNICOLOR* A PARAMOUNT PICTURE .'•;, (Chuck McCann - Ina Balin J-lfric TOWN Lakewood 3NITESAWEEK HIGHWAY », 1M-4544 Rodney Dangerfield< ELTON JOHN,, BERNE TAUPIN |t MWENDS" i "ZEPPEUH" | FOR FILM BUFF$ WED. - FRI. • SAT. 7:30 VEvs "A DELIGHT" "^- Exciting Adventure "CHISUM" Town West Judith Crist Milus LATE show EVERY NITE CLjUmjARDINALr ^ • J 9:15 —PLUS— Joan Baez Sings: Y "CHISUM" *STA«TUNaiNtlMACy ABOUT IHIS 7:15 EXC^ltM ^pflt«AIT OF JOAN -. |[W ^jHn °abo*uVher&ei.••••••••••••••••• 99 w ;.ANO HER HUSBAND. THEY-/iBC s WmW •KiNF"* Now therm is •• CINEMA 34 Matawan | ftfeAVtlF'y'WEtfP Mayfair Trade Winds HI. 34, iK-liOO J loan Baex- "David Harris VMMJtSS %l22 n I'm ns nun nuni ES&lffiCOCKTAIL LOUNGEiiiiiiil "ZEPPELIN" "Carry it fan!* MIKE NICHOLS* ADMISSION ONLY TO LATE SHOW ^ "CARNAL OCEAN AVE. 842-3292 SEA BRIGHT (SfCUUfl ADMIiVOH nitt WCIIJPB UTE SHOW) "CHISUM" Cy cepted by the attorney. State [Jar Association Presi- He noted that there can be a dent .Joseph T. GraiiM! of lied .substantial differential in the Hank has asked members of work performed on various the public project financing bond issues. Use of a per- committed of the Now Jersey centage was supjehted in or- Slate liar Association to begirt der to give the public agency veiling fill county bar associ- involved an estimate of antici- ations to discuss po.sKihlo al- pated legal expenses if the ternatives to cui rent fee prac- public agency insists on in- tices Jis they ielate to Munici- cluding the cost for legal ser- pal anil .school bund issues. vices in the amount of the President Crausc points to bond i.ssup. However, he said the work of the committee as the final bill should be based just one- more area in which on the factors previously dis- the 8,000 member professional cussed and not on a per- association "can and must centage. continue to act as the public To supplement, their visits i watch-dog on a volunteer to local bar associations, the basis". He termed "this re- committee is preparing a sponsibility of public protec- Questionnaire covering all as- tion particularly necessary" pects of governmental unit for the attorney engaged in jecs which will be mailed to representing government attorneys in New Jersey who • Regliter Stall Photo agencies since "it is essential represent municipalities or RED CROSS AIDED — Two flags and 200 ditty bags have been donated to for the people to have con- school boards. The question- the county Red Cross Chapter by.HoTmdel Council, Frank B. Jeweft Chap- fidence in the governmental naire will attempt to deter- ter, Telephone Pioneers of Arherica. Mrs. A. Courtney Norwlne/ chairman structures'and the profes- mine the role of the attorney, of volunteers, accepts one of the flags from Joseph Lutz of New Shrews- sionals who are performing the fees generated and meth- bury, left, publicity chairman for the Pioneers, and Steven Baklrtzls of services for the public." od of billing, Freehold, chairman of community services. Assisting Mr. Bakirtzis with He said that while present In addition, each county bar the annual project were J. P. AAessana, New York, and Roger McKennzle, altitudes and procedures can- association will be asked what Leonardo. The flags will replace fhose lost when the Red Cross headquar- not be corrected overnight, they have done, since the re- ters in Shrewsbury was destroyed by fire. The ditty bags, which contain members of the bar must rec- lease of the original report on assortment of items for overseas servicemen, were made by girls ognize the problems and pro- last May, to educate school working at the Bell Telephone Laboratories Inc., Holmdel. vide the leaderships to solve boards and municipalities as them. to what the Committee feels Committee Chairman Wil- is the proper way to pay at- nOMortmotJth St. liam John Kearns Jr. of Will- torney's fees. ingboro indicated that his A second area to be consid- RED BANK group's initial meeting ered by the committee will be 741-5292 seemed to reinforce the con- alternative means of financ- clusions of a report issued ing bond issues. Since many- MONMOU7H Branch Ave. earlier this year which sug- suggestions have been put . Register Staff Photo gested that bond issue billings forth in this area, a question- LITTLE SILVER HONORED — County Surrogate S. Thomas Gagliano, foreground, holds a not be made on the basis of naire will be prepared for the 741-5350 plaque he received at testimonial dinner In his honor in the IAMA head- percentages, but should, in- state's largest financial in- quarters, West End Ave., Long Branch. Looking on, from left, are An- stead, be related to the stitutions to determine wheth- 13 Main St. thony Migliacclo, chairman of the event; Frank Torchia, president of the amount of -work performed, er an interest exists on their IATONTOWN AAlgliere Club; Galileo Cianflone, president of the Amerigo Vespucci So- the time devoted to the proj- part to develop New Jersey ciety, and state Sen. Richard R. Stout. The testimonial was sponsored ect, the expertise of the at- bank financing for small bond 542-0743 Jointly by the two Long Branch organizations. torney involved in the work, issues. and the responsibilities ae- It appears that the present LEAN FRESH ALL-PORK ARBOGAST&BASTIAN system utilizing bond counsel is a sort of insurance for at- GROUND SAUSAGE SKINLESS Township Republicans Cite torneys handling such matters CHUCK UMKS FRANKS Mddlelown since the average attorney considers a bond counsel to be c ORT his backstop in the event that- 69? 89 69 Ib. Promises Kept in Circular a problem arises with an is- tion, road improvements and Forming sue. Most bond counsels base SWIFT'S PREMIUM MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — and George Brenon. their fees on work and respon- Republican candidates for In their initial flyers the realignments, weed control MIDDLETOWN — A hew Regular and Thick and clearing of vacant proper- sibility plus a small per- or Lazy Maple Township Council opened candidates stressed that "the chapter of ORT—Organization centage related to the size of BACON 79 ties, and securing of grants to their campaign for reelection last four years have been for Rehabilitation Through , the issue. t*Vi ¥4M4 ¥4 ¥*¥4 V4 ¥4 IffHt U4tf4 ¥4 ¥4 ¥4 V4 ¥* ¥4 ¥4 ¥4 ¥4 ¥4 ¥4 ¥4 V4 ¥4 ¥4 ¥4 ¥4 ¥4 kt last weekend by circulating years of action and achieve- bring sewerage facilities to all Training—is in process of "The Republican Reporter, ment by the council." They parts of the township, the can- being established in the town- published by GOP local leader cite campaign promises which didates maintain. ship. Albert E. Allen, throughout have been kept since Republi- Other accomplishments, the A second membership tea is the township. cans took control of the gov- Republicans say, include ap- scheduled tonight at 8:30 p.m. Seeking reelection are Mrs. erning body in 1067. plication for federal grants in the home of Mrs. Merton Patricia Wills, Hajis H. Cite Boards for beachfront improvements Cohen of 92 Wallace Road. It FroehUch, Stanley B. Pianko Citing a promise to have bi- and erosion control, estab- is hoped after this tea there partisan representation on all lishment of a commuter park- will be the requisite 15 mem- township boards, the Republi- ing lot at the railroad station, bers to permit application for cans list a round dozen munic- neighborhood rehabilitation of a charter from national orga- ipal bodies made up of 36 Re- substandard housing, a new nization headquarters in New BUSES publicans, 28 Democrats and municipal garage, initiation of York City. Plus, Service nine independents holding ap- cooperative purchasing with An initial membership tea between Asbury Park pointive positions. the state, improvement of po- took place Sept. 14 in the and Newark "During the last Democrat lice service and facilities- home.of Mrs. Arnold Cohen of administration, not. one board through federal grants, parti- 24 Hutchinson Drive, with 18 # 130 had a known Republican on cipation in gypsy moth con- prospective members attend- its staff," the candidates de- trol, additional municipal of- ing. Many of these paid their 5 GREAT SALE DAYS! Asbury Bark— clare. fice space provided at $1 dues as charter ORT mem- And when the all-Republi- yearly rental, establishment bers. OCTOBER 7-S-9-11-12 Newark Buses can Township Council took of- of a traffic safety patrol and elimination of the Line Road The local chapter would be THURSDAY Scrvinn- fice in 1969, the GOP candi- v part of the North Central Jer- LINCROfT .-HOLMOCI grade' crossing. MATAWAN — SAYRfWOODS dates maintain, one of its first sey Region of Women's Amer- FRIDAY NEWAHK AIRPORT acts was to open council ican ORT. on routp to Npwrirlc caucus meetings to public and ADVISES STUDENTS SATURDAY requent service Low lares. Fas! trip via press. HOUSTON (AP) — Laurence OUT is the largest private 'arkway and Turnpikr vocational training institution MONDAY k bus operator aboul low cos! 10 trip Promises Kept H. Wayne is University of Hous- :ommuter licket. ton's first legal counselor for in the world. It maintains Promises in 1969 which are vocational schools in 22 coun- TUESDAY TRANSPORT OF NEW JEHSCY • realities in 1971 include mail students. (Formerly named Public Stvvico Transport Wayne advises students on tries, training more than delivery in all parts of the 80,000 students each year. township; continued ex- problems such as leases and rent deposits, consumer rela- pansion of playgrounds and With an ORT education, acquisition of a municipal tions, auto repair costs, in- stallment payments, employ- youngsters and adults who swtmpool; aid in securing ment and court procedure. were unable to earn a living grants for senior citizen hous- Because of legal restrictions, because of ignorance or po- ing; securing industrial and Wayne, a Houston law gradu- verty may obtain important, commercial ratablcs to stabi- ate, will not represent students highly skilled jobs and be- lize the township tax rate; in court or perform actual writ- come productive members of drainage, sidewalk construc- ten legal services. society. I

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Jim Palmer's spvcn-hlt started connecting against home run in tins third that set righthander, to walk the lefty- and some aggressive base ., «pr Earl Weaver is still wall- It wasn't. pitching and some timely hit- Diego Segui and four Oakland off a booming display of own- swinging Hendricks and pitch running by Frank Bohlnson. relievers. er Charles 0 Flnlcy's fire- to Brooks Robinson, who Ing by the telephone (or a "I've won pennants, play- ting by the Robinson boys, tolllmcri 01 very special call. offs and World series," {.aid Brooks and Frank, moved the Baltimore had nicked Scgui works behind the center field swings from the right side. • WJitn the phone rang in the Weaver smiling, "but the Orioles to their wrapup vic- for a run in the first but it was fence. The play didn't work. Rob- ^Champagne-spilling Baltimore President has never called tory, a cheap price for the A's to It was .still M in the fifth inson ripped Sogtii's first pitch dressing room following the" me." Palmer, 10 days short of his pay after the veteran right- when Buford opened with his for a single to center, scoring Mnouol M r hander loaded the bases'With two runs and putting tho Ori- T»na« c Ortotes S-3 victory yesterday Maybe Mr. Nixon is taking 26th birthday, completed the second single. Blair bounefcd OGrun }b none out on walks to Don Bu- into a force out but Powell oles In front to stay. Htoon pB over Oakland that clinched* the Orioles for granted. Orioles' American League ttjuip the American League pen- They've swept into the World championship playoff sweep ford and Boog Powell sand- walked. The runners ad- Sal Burido, captain of the Plna>r» P nant, Weaver jumped away Series for the third 'straight for the third straight season. wiched around a hit by'Paul vanced on Frank Robinson's A's narrowed the gap to one Knwli p B|air. Frank Robinson struck from a circle of newsmen, year and will be favored to re- He also hurled the clinchers in infield out, giving the Orioles run with a sixth inning homer GranHSSfift p c . "That's Dick," he ex- peat as world champions playoff sweeps against Min- out on three pitches but Kllie men on second and third with that set off the Flnley fire- Bill! claimed, hoping that he might when they begin the classic in nesota In 1969 and 1970. Hendricks' long fly ball got two out. works again. finally be hearing from Presi- Baltimore next Saturday The Orioles, who have nev- the run home. Here; Manager Dick Wil- That was too dose for the dent Nixon, who has often against, either Pittsburgh or er lost a playoff game, took Reggie Jackson tied the liams decided to play the per- Birds and they padded their phoned winning sports dress- San Francisco. command When the Robinsons score for the A's with a long centages and ordered Segul, a lead with two more runs in Bucs' Johnson, Force Giants to Wall PITTSBURGH (AP) — Pitched Bob Johnson, a self- proclaimed dud, and third baseman Rich Hebner, who felt like a fool hitting and a goat fielding, redeemed them- selves yesterday by leading the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 2-1 National League playoff vie? tory over San Francisco. Johnson, a substitute who wasn't told he was going to pitch until eight minutes be- fore the scheduled start, allowed only five hits through eight innings. Hebner pro- vided the winning run with a two-out homer in the eighth inning of the tense third play- off game. The victory," in which the Pirates beat Giants' ace Juan Marichal, gave Pittsburgh a 2- AP.Wlraphp.lo 1 lead In the best-of-five series JUBILATION IN BIRDS' NEST-Manager Earl Weaver Is doused wlth'champagne In the dressing and moved the club to within room yesterday after his Baltimore Orioles won another pennant by beating the Oakland .A. s Three one victory of its first Nation- al League pennant since I960. straight inthe American League playoffs. Left to right are Paul Blair, Don Buford (fo.ee. hidden), Hebner, who committed the Chlco Salmon,. Elrod Hendricks and Mike Cuellar. sixth inning error that led to the only San Francisco run, lashed a 1-2 pitch from Mari- • chal just over the out- stretched glove of right field- State Soccer Giants Fall er Bobby Bonds for the deci- sive blow as a crowd of 38,322 rained shredded paper from the stands. From Undefeated Ranks Toyed With Him Hebner acknowledged that Toms River South and How- yards, but Hocking tied the ' Kritch scored a 35-yard goal Gary Levy saved 22 shots up to that point he felt like "a ell, rated one-two in the Shore game with his second goal. in the fourth period to defeat for the Admirals, while Ken goat" because of the error, area and third and seventh, DePolo's winning shot came Henry Hudson Regional. Arey snared 17 for the win- and "a fool" because of the respectively, in the state from 11 yards. Hudson scored both its goals ners. way Marichal haa been toying «*-»* coaches ratings last week, Eugene Karpinski had nine . befdre-Walliijt oh the board. Neptune jumped to its fifth with him. were knocked from the ranks saves for Boro. Steve Bum- Jerry Vasto kicked a three- win in six outings by shutting i <•!' : -.', AP WlrepHot» of the unbeaten in stunning He'd been getting me on the ALPHONSE-GASTOfJ ACT —The, ball drops between San Francisco .Gi- bera stopped six for Howel), yard shot in the first period out Raritan. •outside," said Hebner. "He Soccer upsets yesterday. and his replacement, Demba with an assist from Norman Jeff James was responsible ants second baseman Tito Fuentes, left, and rlghtfielder Bobby Boti'ds'In was making mo feel like a the fifth inning of yesterday's National League playoff game. Pittsburgh's Long Branch (4-2) shocked ' Balsirow saved two. Viebrock. Eight minutes later for the first goal in the third damn fool." Toms Klvsr South, 3-2, while Ed Cerda, who was Red Kevin Pace sent one in from period. The kick came at 6:21 Manny Sqngulllen reached second on his pop fly, and Bonds was charged But when Hebner saw Mari- with an error. The Pirates won, 2-1, for a 2-1 series edge. Point Pleasant Boro dumped Bank's hero with three goals, four yards out with an assist on an assist from Bill Bogart. chal's screwball, which spins Howell by the same score. waged a personal dual with from Vasto. Mike Smith punched the outside, he knew what to do Red Bank Regional's up- Asbury Park's Serg LaCroix Jose Devino put the Knights only other goal through in the sixth inning. Ken Henderson who rammed two into the net. with it. Despite the last-minute no- games for the Giants during start hooters chalked up their in the board in the second^ fourth quarter from two feet "To me it was a good nce, iiumi&uii saia no was the regular.season and , opened the inning with a third consecutive victory af- John Scoras tallied the final quarter with a one-yard kick, out at 11:20. pitch," said Marichal. "But he ready. pitched the pennant-clincher single for the fourth hit off ter losing their first three out- Buccaneer goal in the final and Larry Eckert followed in was looking for it. It looked "I was prepared to pitch in NL west on the last day of Johnson and Tito Fuenles fol- ings by defeating Asbury period. Teammate Dave West the same period with a corner Bob Feeney made seven mentally," he said. the season, struck out Dava- lowed with a bunt down the Park, 4-2. accounted for three assistants saves for the Fliers, while Joe like he started to hit it with kick to tie the score. two hands and finished with Johnson was permitted 10 lillo and got Dave Cash on a third base line. In other games, Lakewood on the afternoon. Kritch's shot was from 35- Alfano picked off 13 for the extra minutes to warm up, grounder to shortcut then Wall Township's Chick Rockets. one." Hebner came in quickly to tied Toms River North, 1-1, vardsout. Hebner's homer clinched delaying the start of the Hebner broke it up. field the sacrifice but then Neptune blanked Raritan, 2-0, the victory for Johnson, who game. He then went out and It brought quick redemption threw wildly to first and Hen- and Wall Township nipped" matched Marichal pitch for for both Johnson and Hebner. derson raced around to score. Henry Hudson Regional, 3-2. already had been lifted for a pinch hitter by Manager Dan- pitch through eight innings, Johnson had said prior to San Francl»co (1) | Pimnurgh (31 Christian Brothers Aca- Three Forecasters in 16-3"Tub nv allowing just five hits while r hi • itt'r h • • „•.•«, t • «;-••- * Murtaugh at the start of the opening of the playoff Hndrsn II ' 1 1 Cash 3b 4 0 0 demy (2-3J won its second in a Rub-a-dub-dub, three men In a tub... striking out seven and walk- series that the 1971 season had Fuentes 2b 0 0; Hebner3b 4 1 2 row, 2-1, over St. Rose on sec- pick. PhUllpsburg over Brick Township. She's A the inning l Mays cf 0 1 Clemnttr' I Saturday's rains dampened .or completely ing three. been a total disappointment Mctvy lb 0 liSlrgll II 0 0 now fired, he insists. Johnson", a 28-year-old right- Bonds rf 0 0 ond period goals by Brian washed out Shore high school football games, V 1i ' mviiwfAOIIvlr v.di www But when Vic Davalillo hit for him. "If you can't win 15 Diet! c Keane and Joe Sucheki, An four seers missed out on Red Bank hander who posted only nine 0 oiBRbrtsn lb 3 I 1 but three members of The Dally Register's for him to start the eighth the here," he said frankly, "You GII(jJir~3b I Snalln c 3 0 0 Opess Scoring Catholic's loss to St. Joseph's of Toms River, victories durin• g the regular Hart ph O|JHerndiis 3 0 0 forecasting team kept their beads well above and Middletown Township's setback at the season after being acquired score was still knotted 1-1 gotta be a dud. I'm proving Speler ss 0 '0' BJhnsn p 2 0 0 Mike Samuels started Long Marlcfil p 0 0;Dvalloph 1 0 0 water, while the fourth wasn't far behind. hands of Lakewood. Triblehorn and Falk also from Kansas City, was named with Marichal having allowed myself a dud." Klngtnn ph 0 0 Glusllp 0 0 0 Branch's upset effort by scor- Sports Editor Chuck Triblehorn, and staf- tripped on Freehold's narrow victory over to start by Murtaugh after his just three hits—including Bob But lie wasn't a dud in this 7o(0ls 3! 1 SiTotglf , 30. ' f ing in the first period from fers Ed Walsh and Rich Nlcolettl all correctly Son Francisco 000 001 000 — 1 • Monmouth Regional. original choice, Nelson Briles, Robertson's fourth playoff one, and neither was Hebner, Pittsburgh 010 000 Olx — 2 four yards out on an assist predicted the outcome of 16 of the 19 games on The soggy two-week standings now read homer. E — Bonds, Htbrrer, f=uont»». LOB — from Andre Moriario. In the reinjured a strained thigh although he opened the door S.F. I, Plllsburgh t. HR — B.Rooerlson the card. Jonnl Falk, who settled for a 15-4 this way: Triblehorn 33-4-1 (.892), Walsh 29-8-1 while warming up. Marichal, who won 18 for the Giants' lone run In the * M),H(bn«r|1).SB-Moyi.S — second period Moriano scored weekend, blames his wife for prompting him to (.784) and Nlcolettl and Falk 28-9-1 (.757). F«»nt«s. . '• . • • on a six-yarder, assisted by Franklin Dean. t. fc. I •*•* Pete Born scored both Toms River South goals. He cut the Johnson Green Wave's lead in half with a 10-yarder in the second period and closed out the Links Case Appealed Traded scoring in the third period. In between Dean hit home on a big 18-yarder for what To Tribe proved to be the decisive ANAH151M (AP) - The Cal- marker for Long Branch. To a Court of Sport ifornia Angels traded their Wave goalie Mike Anthony problem player Alex Johnson accounted for 14 saves, while to the Cleveland Indians yes- teammates Mark Kologi and By GEORGE SHEEHAN by women dnveis His home amise is nols\ spimkled with terday, the Indians taking an Nate Accoo excelled on de- debris and enveloped m c\h.iusl fumes and i.iibnn monoxide .ittitutle (if letting bygones be fense at fullback. When J. H. Pain was busted on the San Diego Putjirc Golf bygones. Course, we finally had heard from the last minority. The dis- • TTHe Innocent Bystander Dress,illne foi this nuideiu cla\ luchw.iMii.iii is a'1 shut Bill DePolo scored one min- tance runners. nvlnn shnits ,ind a p.ui of disininil lap.inesi' shoes l,inc,ti "We're not looking back; ute into the fourth period to deluatr, si>nsill\e, lie was ne\ei .in .ilhlele Bui weight is no we're looking -to the future," give Point Boro its win over Pain makes his bread practicing law, but this is only a golf courses complement these beautiful people in their tailor- cover for his actual vocation — running. Pain is a runnik; and problem and will never be as long as he runs, said Cleveland President Howell. ed expensive clothes and equipment. They arrive and depart Cleveland In ex The system, says Yale Professor Charles Reich, is out of con- ' muscle, but to have more fat than any other athletes tested ex- change for oulfleldere Vadu Schauer's blast from six trol. No onp is to blame, and everyone is to blame. What we San Diego (which was settled, incidentally,'allowing nmuers ee.pt Hussiiin wi'ightlifters and channel .swimmers.) on the, couive, with a permit of course, from dusk lo « a.m.), Pinson,-who biitllwJ with the have to do is change our consciousness, change our aware- lM(IJans:\riiariuKoment; mid ness. Pain's foray against law and order may do just that for Spell It Backwards: Flog But golfer vs. runner; have vs. 'have-not; cimiiminily vs. the Mariner .Wl Lasses And who is belief suited to America psychologically? Golf- loner; figlil vs. flight; order vs, minichy; you can go on anil on [•'rank Maker plus right-hand- golfer and runner. A classical pair of bpposiles. ed pitcher Alan Foster. They've opposing those paragons'.' Who nrn tho lo rules freely accepted ami outside tin- sphere of necessity or failed lo live up to sulHiy Branch's girls' tennis team tumes exuding glamour and affluence-They cast' over well-/ tended fairways and play to manicured greens. Their home losers challenging Oiose. winners? Who and what are Pain's niiiterial utility. A- feeling of exultation and tension accom- promises for 1071, dropped a 4-1 decision to protestors? . ... panies the action; mlrlh and relaxation follow." The Angels had to rid th^nn- Toms River North here yes- .turf, say Robert Crmnbic of the Chicago Tribune, is a "subur- ban Kden. estraordinarily sensual, beautifully green with open "Typically sniall, .shnrt-lcggcd, narrow-shouldered and re> . Thai, not, courts of law, Is what players, golfers" mid run- flclvnii of Johnson, lip wn.t mis. terday. lalivcly light of muscle," is Dr. Donald Slnciim's description of ners alike, have In common When they He\,ife tlreli ion ppmleri without pay from hlh The unbeaten duo look sK\ and trees The fust lu> s.ivs ihe uu and Ihe world will he all light ' Ihe In/in drum e lunnei lie is smletv's "h,iv( not" Ills ft.itU- Miousircss brvonil necehsitv .uid ullltlv then OHUIIIIOIHI and fifUHKI-a-yeai Job l.is! June 211, Linda Kraysinfln and Terry Ml ti ibil.it is the vhoiildci iif a m.ic.)d.im mad uhen> lie is set mil Hi shall relKii .uid the him Diego I ulilU Golf f onihu will Mid in llus new world, tins Kden, hie the new genln Ihe having been fined 20 I linen In Hoarigan in straight sots, 6-3, upon hv dnfjs, jreied by jrlnlescenl motorists, ,ind endangered hrcinnr •» Mihutbun Kden foi everyone Urn cinly fceiihiin foi not giving it too por cent offorl „ By Me Associated Press them to the title last season. The 7-2 Jabbar, Nate Thurmond and guard Jeff Mullins, both and Hal Greer are Philadelphia's major hope* Kareem Jabbar, Milwaukee's towering who injured his left eye in an exhibition game 20-point scorers. The Warriors will play 35 to unseat the Knicks as Atlantic Division center who was a pain in the neck to the re- against Seattle on Oct. 2, again-should be the home games in Oakland and six at San Diego. champions, while John Ilavlicek leads a young maining teams In the National Basketball As- top center in the league, provided the swelling NBA Preview San Diego had a franchise last season but Boston club that is seeking to regain the glory sociation last season, now Is suffering from a and pain in his eye has not seriously affected . - •*..' ra lost it to Houston because of poor attendance. it had in winning 11 NBA titles from 1957 pain in the eye — and the Bucks hope that lie his vision. scorers Dick Van Arsdale and Connie Hawk- The Rockets, under a new coach, Tex Winter, through 1969. can see his way clear again ana lead them to a ins. will revolve around Elvin Hayes, a former col- Rookie to Bolster Buffalo second straight league championship. His .supporting cast is led by Oscar Rob- Detroit, winner of its first nine games in legiate All-American at the University of Hous- Buffalo, in its second season, hopes for im- The 7-2 Jabbar, formerly known as Lew ertson, whose arrival from Cincinnati last sea- ton. » • . provement because of 7-1 rookie Elmore Alcindor, topped the league in scoring with a son provided the Bucks with the steadying the 1970-71 campaign but a lobs than .500 team the rest of the way, retains its standout guard Seattle, fourth in the Pacific Division last Smith, plus Walt Hazzard and Jerry Cham- 31.7 average, was fourth in rebounds, second in floor leader they needed. Milwaukee's other season, could be the most improved team in bers, obtained from Atlanta. field goal percentage and an overwhelming starters included Bob Dandridgo and Greg tandem of Dave Bing and Jimmy Walker. But . the Pistons are banking on a big year from 6-11 the league, with ex-Olympic and ABA star Baltimore is going with an Injury-plagued, winner of the NBA's Most Valuable Player Smith at forwards and Jon McGlocklin at Spencer Haywood starting his first full season veteran starting team in Wes. Unseld, Gus Award. guard. Bob Lanier, who was slowed last season by a knee operation. and center Bob Rule returning after surgery Johnson, Earl Monroe, Kevin Loughery and His awesome performance paced the on his Achilles tendon. Jack Marin. Bucks to the Midwest Division championship, The Midwest, the only division without an Lakers Defend expansion team last season, produced four All-American Sidney Wicks of UCLA's na- Atlanta, runner-up to the Bullets in the the Western Conference title and their first The Los Angeles Lakers, defending Pacific tional champions and No. 2 draft pick Charley Central Division, has two tremendous scorers league crown, in only their third year of exis- clubs with over .500 records, Chicago, under Division champions, have a new coach in Bill Coach of the Year Dick Metta, came on strong Yelverton from Fordham join Geoff Petrie, the in backcourt in Lou Hudson and Pete, Marav- tence. They climaxed their season with a four- Shannan, who led Utah to the American Bas- seventh rookie in NBA history to score more ich and a valuable addition up front in Don game sweep over the injury-riddled Baltimore late in the season and beat Phoenix and Det- ketball Association championship last season, May, a 20-point marksman. Bullets. ' roil for the second playoff spot. The Bulls, al- than 2,000 points in his first season, at Port- and their three aging stars — Wilt Chamber- land. Ken Duurett, the No. 1 draft pick from La- En route, Milwaukee compiled an amazing ready with two top-flight forwards In Bob Love lain, Jerry West and Elgin Baylor — together and Chet Walker have added 6-8>/ Howard In the Eastern Conference, New York's de- Salle, could be the spark Cincinnati needs to 66-16 mark, including a record 20-game win*., 2 again, , fense-minded Knicks are hoping to regain the reach the playoffs. Cleveland, the team with ning streak and became the first club to shoot Porter, the Moat Valuable Player in last sea- The Golden State Warriors, formerly.of ' son's NCAA tournament. league title they lost last season. Willis Reed, the worst record in the league last season, was over .500 from the field for an entire season. San Francisco, should have more speed and recovered from knee surgery, and rugged Jer> counting heavily on Notre Dame All-American •'•"-.•>' Same Lineup for Bucks Phoenix, which did not make the playoffs scoring punch this season with the additions of ry Lucas, acquired from the Warriors, are the and Player of the Year Austin Carr, but he will This season, which begins Oct. 12, (he despite recording the fourth best record in the Cazzie Russell from New York and Jim Barn- key men,- be sidelined several weeks with a broken bone, Bucks will have the same lineup that carried NBA last .season, will again be led by 20-point ett from Portland to go along with star center Veterans Billy Cunningham, Archie Clark in his foot. Bucs and Branchers Caseys Surge to Seventh, Remain 1-2 in County Survive Bulldogs* Jones Bed Bank Regional, which place by sweeping past Toms ship, 14-0, on Saturday to has leveled both of its oppo- River North, and Ocean climb to the sixth place in the Red Bank Catholic's un3e- John Vianney thumped St. and Sal Cino were third and Ray Leslie of Monmouth- nents over the last two weeks, Township jumped a spot to voting. feated cross-country team de- Thomas, 19-44, and Middle- fourth for the winners. Hegional outran Shore's best- ' remained at the top of the fourth with its second straight Middletown Township, after feated Rumson-Fair Haven town Township beat Red • Point Beach placed four Tim Beaty by one second. The Regional yesterday, but the Bank Regional, 15-50. men at the top before Marl- Blue Devils' Rich KulJback. heap in The Daily Begister's 14-0 shutout. a week at third, fell to sev- j Top 10 poll this week. Rumson-Fair Haven Re-, enth by dropping its game to Caseys had to go some to pull In other events, Freehold boro s John Madsen got into placed third in helping This Red Bank's mighty line and gional finds itself fifth on the underdog LakewOod, and it off. RBC won, 24-33, but roared to its seventh win by the picture in the fifth spot. team take its fifth event in six powerful running attack list—one step above last Marlboro is up one notch to Rumson's Russ Jones took trimming Howell, 24-37; Key- Beach Is 3-1 thus far. outings. crushed Shore Conference week's notch. The Purple eighth place with two straight first place in 13:11. port .topped Jackson Town- St. John Undefeated Pete Manning and Gary "B" Division foe Toms River Bulldogs, under hew coach Shore Conference "D" Divi- In a Shore Conference "A" ship, 23-33; Christian Brothers St. John Vianney has yet to> Mitchell led the Lions of Mid- South on Monday.' Bill Savage, have a tough of- sion victories. Division meet, Raritan re- Academy rolled over St. Pe- lose a meet. Greg Gibbs has dletown to their fourth - Long branch, still the num- fense, led by Jim Finn. Wall Township (2-0) may sumed its winning ways after ter's of New Brunswick, 15-50; been a consistent performer straight win by tying for first ber two team in the county, Manasquan couldn't remain not be the team it was a year last week's loss to Middletown Shore Regional edged Mon- for the Lancers. place in 12:53. had a little trouble in handling out of the picture for long.- ago,but the Crimson Knights Steve Setrin Township, downing Lake- mouth Regional, 26-29; Long Keansburg's Kevin Heglund Koyport's steady performer a stubborn Matawan Regional- The Big Blue Warriors lost haven't 'lost yet. They jump Wood, 24-31. . -. Branch beat Neptune, 23-33, raced tq the wire In 12:42 and Rich Pillar raced to first 11, but the Wave hasn't been a hard-fought battle to a su- from 10th to ninth this week. In a "D" Division meet, and Point Pleasant Boro clob- was followed by nine other Ti- place against Jackson in disproven yet. Point Pleasant Beach eased bered Southern Regional, 18- tans completing the shutout 12:23, while Evan Goldman preme Central Regional team Mater Dei has two shutout 41. Raritan climbed over'Mid- on opening day, but came wins to its credit. The Seraphs Offensive part Marlboro, 18-40. over Manalapan. took second. Red Bank Catholic's Jim Steve Starace and Bill Hunt- dletown Township to third back to erase'Jackson Town- climb into the Top 10 for the Keansburg romped over Howell's Dave Geer sur- first time in two years. Manalapan, 15-50; Ocean Reiser, Kevin Burrows and ley tied frir the honors for Plaudits Township beat Manasquan, Pat Hickey gave the Caseys CBA in 13:02, giving the Colts prised tough Freehold runners, Monmouth County 21-39; St. Rose blanked Henry their win by placing two, their second win in four by taking first in 12:23, but;, Pitts Packs Wallop Top 10 Hudson Re&ional, 15-50; St. three and four behind Bull- meets. the Colonials revived and 1. Red Bank Reg. (2-0) To Setrin dogs'Jones. grabbed seven of the next ft. Btscn (tl) — Moribero (40) nine places to win their sew* 2. Long Branch (2-9) . Defending champion Ocean torn Branch (21)— N ine (31) Kevin Banks led the way for 1. Joh•-"• n Concr—o (P"»») 13:31; 2J. 5p«ne»Spirit-r. 3. Raritan (2-0) ."la Crump. (LB) 13*«; 1J.. HHubert oveland (P); 3. Fre«JGrotkow»kd Grotkowskl (P)(p); cnth straieht meet. '. Township wasn't expected to TN>; 3. Steve McDuffy (N I 4, the Raritan Rockets with a 4..N«dBro, -odeuf r '—(P); 5" . "-••Jenn- Madser For 40-Point Total Jones (M); 6. John MardontB (Ml; 7. Grrc 4. Ocean Twp. (2-0) erty «LB)! 5, Fred Cori J seriously challenge in the4. Wayne'PeaT7£B); Y. time of 12:17. John McKenna Allen (M); «. Lorry Shormon (P); CBA (IS)-St. Peter*> N.B. (M) •'. Red Bank Regional's Mike first down by carrying two de- 5. Rutnson-F.il. (2-0) Shore Conference "B" Divi- (LB); 98. Dudley OveOverbr y (N); 9. Ed Joe Olcroce (P); 10. Oon Teltz (M>. 1. Steve Storoc* (CBA) ond Bill Hvnf- Hayes (N); 10. Oon Orover (LB). Red Bank CoHi.(M)-Rumsen-FH (31) j.v..— PI. BMctt it, MuriBoras; ley (CBA)ttfo, 13:02; 3. Stevt Haiti Pitts, a tough 5-11, 195-pound fenders 10 yards. 6. Manasquan (1-1) sion this fall, but the Spartans 1. Russ Jones (RFH) 11:11; 2. Jim . tailback, added 22 points to' He wound up with 163 yards 7. Middletown Twp. (1-1) Point Boro (lit- southern R. (411 Kelleellrr (RBC)(RBC) ; 3 . KKevii n BBurrows Mm are 2-0 by virtue of identical \, ...BU. I -Olku - n (P-.I • H-.53.-.;• 1.. To-»m Seld- (RBC); I.) Pit HlOtty IBBC)C);; 5. Andy 7, ilm ,. s his first-week total in Mon- on 19 carries. Helping him \er (P); 3. Ron Story (5); 4. Dav eCu _r Sheehan (RFH); ?• Jtnn Martirtin (RFH): (CBA>; r. Bob OTH \imomi 8. Marlboro (2-0) 14-0 victories over Shore'Re- tls (P); S, Dove Toflowetlow •i (P)•- ; 6.- •Ji•m 7. Ktvln FlllWfrlck (faeSl I. Bill Wll- 4. Rich Cooper (SR); don O'Connor (CSA) day's 34-14 romp over Toms was'Bill Jeter, who ran for 98 9. Wall Township (2-0) gional and "B" rival Asbury Hart (P); 7. Jim Jensen (S); ». Joe •on (RBC)j f Barry StTilc (RFH); 10. (SB);».- . TonSllvo3 (SR)(SR); ; 7. Ken Roser> Freuvnon meet: CBA 15. St. Peterl 50; Horner (S); 9. Stan Felmlng (P); 10. Tom Kelly downs, and ran for two. con- Ocean's early season success ton (F); 3. Mel Kuril (H); 4 Jim i?ig&rm«nig /Vat 1. Kevin Bonio (R) 12:17; 2. Dean Beafy (SR); 3. Rich Kullback (SR); 4. Schlentz (F); S. Mike Broch (F); t. Bob Account IK); 3. Mike Kennedy (K); 4. Matthews (1); 3. John McKcnna (R); 4. Mlk» Sherrod (MR>;5. vlncei Plon- versions to lift his two-week if the play of veteran Steve Klrwln (F); 7. Rich Burgess (H; 7. Sen Rodriguez (K); 5, Joe Acconio Sol Clno (RJ; 5. Brian Am (L); «, M»l tomura (SR); 6. Eric Moltlmon (S(SR)R ; Martin Ptrfton (F); 9. Fred ADratiam (K); 6. Tom Walsh (K); 7. Crwrles Lo- Ullmeyer (R); 7. Abbott Brown Halihcocx (SJ); S.Dave Blaha(SJ); (M). Pete Brady JM)j., and Bob Van Buck Senator (Hucbsch) to Wayne Well» (O); 5. Bill Confleld w); 6-?"r2j5 Gary 0HlgkLrff,'ylSj ,(SJ)•• j 77.. Bob Mocouley Closest to Pitts in the scor- Trodar Lloyd (Fenlck) ,...3<\ Setrin was the big man in (K); o. Btmle Polky (J); t. Rich Lom- 6. At Schoetslln (O): 7. Tom Morrison Brunt (Ml(M),, •-tie_ ) 4. Ed_ KKamenlUea r (M); Lorenzo (Yanlol) 10-1 (SJ)G) ft. Fronk Shonohaiorn (SJ); o. Andv ^ (M(Ml) : I. JellPrlc* Bobby T Ace (No Driver) i-\ bardl (J°"8._pon.Hol| (j!/ ?. Mlkt Wll- 6.(O) A;t SchoetsllI. Jim Schoeistln foli 7.n To

\INTS Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sole Autos For Sal* Autos For Sale Boats and Accw»orl»» Help Wanfd' r*OOtld MURPHY & DAVl 1967 COUGAR 1M7 0UOSWOBILE CUTLASS - Powe 1967 CADILLAC WE'RE LOADED Mercedes Beiu Soles and Sei braKel. poww ttMrlna Air condllloptd CLERKS Hwy? Freehold 463 l)0O w,?^r.%a?.wi tnt otter Coll M4 it)'". LIMOUSINE WITH USED CARS 27' OWENS — Reoionoble, Boot Housewives Now Is tht time lo HW on our targe ic* powgr itaerlng, save now, Ale conditioned. Exceptionally 5TRAUBBUICK -OPEL glne In excel lent shape. Call clton. U»d by tx-governor. lection ot locally driven trade ins. H.S. Graduates NINt ACRES of New on a U«O Cori ___Trucks for Sale 717-740] • Malireawnoei r colored c< $2595 Hwy36 364 400B Keyport RASSAS PONTIAC Eves, until» PAINT6R'S"'TRUCk"- And eoTolpmnn Ilk AM Bank area. Ci SiJHLER (SITTER ' lor tol«. H« CMVrolet, "i ton nantl OWENS - 37' twin engine. One will vou be available toiwort forilw next PAT KEELEN'S 395 Brood SI. 741.51)0 Red Bant 2-3 month!? II »0, v»» have) liofflce poll PLVMOUTH CHRYSLf R 1970 BUICK — Two door hardtop custo Good condition. Many extroi 4»5 O7(H. r 0 D r 3390 Hwy ]S, Hoilel, IM«1»I tlons open on o »P«lai P JI'HJ I.; fJ fei> — oermati sum AUTO SALES " 1»~6»~FIREB1RD ™Vn good condltiar7.~' L»Sobre, like new, power »te»rln( ond coding clerlis slorllrg oj Octobjr 13. Hwy36 ' ' 7JM111 Keonsburg JtVl^^~irton "pitlup. I»»S "with pfo* ^- • ^ Queonle." Brown an , 7IMII1 KeO Asking S1300 or best offer DATJUN brakes, windows, seals, large engine, v 16 SlAKLKAf I - U«p V, 6S tl p M No experience necessary. Wf will train. 11n KeanHKiro oreo 717-3887. PpNTIAC FIREBIRD~l°t9 - 350 convert- Phone 747 UBS nyl r«of. rear defroster, new llr»i, ol Good condition. Aiklng 11500 Calf*; cury, two six gallon lonks, eleclric t)i MoursS-4 30. WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE 339> alltr 6 pm. ible. Automatic transmission, power 370 Broad SI 364 1311 Keyport conditioning. Loaded wllh extras. Mui pump All in eKcellenl condillan, >10l » ff* "wodor retriever, steering, brand new wide oval belted 1969 MUSTANG — Horritop. Automatic, sell. 13000. 3M-513S. MIBSJll Hl.'Mn S« Bright. Reward. V ft. ftlr conditioned power steering orifl IWVFORO PICK-UP"^ VI lJ.MOmlle Call collect for appointment B42QB3O tires. Custom Interior, gauges, AM radio JEE>"SA"LES"AN6 SERVICE SUNBEAJvrALPTN6"^T»W. Radio, tieoi r.t;-; and I frock stereo tope deck with FM car- disc brakes Many extras Very good con Radio, healer. Small camper ottachid Jl' CENTURY ,- Mahogany hull, Codil dllion Asking 11.500 Coll 671 MOj Twin Bora Motors, Inc Coll KJ-9J40. SI,B0. T— T«i«lox hounds f females I tridge tuner. 26,000 one owner original 13! £. Newman Springs Rd. Red Bonk V ftengin e Call atrrr fi'P in iiWoc^ogrJten^wlclnltyMojoonvllle, mile", excellent condition. 12,500. Call PONTIAC —"CotollnaTl960. Four-door. CALL NOW 747.0040 741?W MJ.3J7J or 741-34?!, Automatic, power steering and brakes. 1961 FORD FALCON — Motion wagon TASK FORCI?' Goad condition. J275. CoU 787-7773 after S Six cylinder. Standard shift. Good condl Motorcycles II' LABSOH — FIBCOlOS lUnOOOUl W .m PONTIAC — Light blue (lotion CHEVROtETS— BRAMO MEW lion. J40O. 747-5649, waoon;' Power steering, air conditioning, p.m. WOTORCVCLE INSURANCE folding lop, curlalm, openino windstvie Public Notices ond 65 h.p. Mercury. Bolh.new in Jul Dlv. Statistical Tabulating Corj. automatic. Great thape, asking $3000., BMrG^TEfR3i^s5ToiiTS 1970 LEFTOVERS — Demo's and execu- 19ii~PONTIAC CATALINA — Hardtop. Reo&onable Rates M Brood 5t, ^TENDING . • Engelber Daytime 741-7503. Evening 741-7109. GROSSINGERI&HELLeil AGENCY 1949. Must sell, bouoKl lorger boal. »!9 paneled truck or von, Nice shape. Phone tives at greatly reduced prices. Beautiful condition. New point, tires, one Phone 147-3675. . .' _-—-..; Sho*«"iw «w* Iilnl Garde^^vi WKn StolIJTI **ie^ Artr-» I ! :une-up. Reasonable. Coll otter 6 p.m. 49S Broad 4 Wectionic St», 741-ilOO Red Bonl 1 9S2 FORD FAIRLANE — VI oulomolic, l/J-i 104 after 6 p.m. «fl tutsi AUQ" . ")7•, ono naving a TOWNE CHEVROLET M79. TRIUWPHT1GEN6S0 CdsfOiiR LEASE '-" Musi sell stock LEOAL OFFICE - »)»*'» .»K!?t"rKv,,TlK" Its of four-door sedan, while. Four rfiew tires. 1st Avi i Cow miteaae. Good condition (nsid« oc4 aS6Hfiivi-CeiimiioiCtts ie., Atlanllc Highlands 291-UQI 1967 FORD GALAXIE 500 — Two doo 1970. Excellent condition. Outboard Boats. 14'. 16*, 17* ond 18 , sor Ina, »teno o must. Salary oosed on oolllty. ' i can body work. Asking S3 SO. Call between 5:30 741-ltSt below our cost. Boat & Ski Center, 67M16I. i •'•••• oul. Phone 2M-3V44 oiler 6 p.m. and 7.30, CM3-6791, F >, H Motors Inc. hordlop. Perfect condition. Air condl Authorlted Dealers, Honed, power ttetrlng. SIOOO. 264-5135. White SI., Red BonK. 741;II2», -. FOR"6~GALAXTE~- mirETceiierTrruh" 197! HONDA CU50 - Low mlleaoe. »7J parlies donees, weddings, Bai iCICAcTOU5NfE Dodge and Oodge truckucss EXECUTIVE SECRETARY .. > You haven't heard anything un ning condition. $275. Con 1964 CORVAIR Excellent condliion. PYRAWA INFLATABLE CANOE illenjlno opportunity wllh molor cor- 78/-S939 conditioner, duat heater, curtains, tape Hwy 35, EtEatontownt . NJ. Coll 671-3745. 'vt heard us We'll help moke youi deck, many extras. Very good condition. 543-1111 Scenic Cor Sales, Hwy 36 1 Scenic D porotlon. Wusf hove Mctptlonol sf«no ond « success Socking now for Halloo , _ "w"hTl?converTibiiTv4L CflllM«»6It 1»7I HONDA 350 - Perfect condition. Hlghlonds. 172-0731. typlno skills. Salory comm«n«urote with KITSON CHEVROLET CO. eVperlence. Oufsloridlnii worklne contfl- Automotlc. Good condition. S75O or best CO. t9«» TRIUMPTRIU H SPITFIRE - 37,001 M75 or best otter. W C ., Phone 364-5194. IIOM In unu»uol »urroun(«Wa* In Ocean oner. Coll 593-4113, D^I5C7E ChARGER"™ 543-1000 AlAll««l . AskiAkinng » J 5^ Two-door nordtop. Fully equipped, In- Two, Cor to and from work necejsory. ColVMr. Allen Prevlll* o» 53M6OO, Ext. cludlna bucket seots, aulomollc. power LABRIOLA MOTORS, INC. 1971 YAMAHA ENDURO - 125 ct;. Ex transmission, power steering.-New front u, . •••••. tteenng. See now. 130 E. Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank MGB-GT 1967 — New tires, battery, ctllent condition. UJi or best otter. WINTER BOAT STORAGE brakes and muffler. 5150. 672-11309. brakes, exhaust, chrome wire wheels 747-4160 . inMde ond outside. Prolesslonal repairs driving lights" SIOOO. K2-4209 after 5. rjpowe'rlng ond painting.. Moke your r« G~f^i9*9~—"Convertible. Four-speed"coV- 1 SALESLADIES WANTED 395 Broad TOWN & COUNTRY DODGE 1970 HONDA 350 - Best otter oyer servallons now. Ziiback Boat Works. Hw No experience needed, we will train. Im- sole, tape, power steering. Excellent con. PONTIAC TEMPEST — 1962. Clean. ISM. Call otter 5 prn. 35, Moroon, 5661035, jilion. Reasonable. S66-4M7, Eves, until I 60 Main St., Malawan medfoTe odyoncement. oood worklna «j. 5M6IM Running condition. S150. 441-SJ95 dltlons. Full or port-lime. APPIV.NMCHI Travel—Transportation 196) BEL AIR STATION WAGON — Good muiSFfTTrT»68rGoodcrn Sewlno Circle. Superomrj. K«w Shr«w«- runnlno condition. Must sell. tISO or bast KKrolr l Motors, IncInc. HONDA I96< 305 CC UTOERS STUDENT — I desire par dltion. low mileage. 11700 or best offer*. otter, ton be seen ot 391 Jerome Ave., 1»5 CHRYSLER NEMVPORT — Excellenl bury.- Coll 787-1677 between 4 and 6 p.m. 379 Broadway , Long Branch BUSINESS NOTICES rnt rtdt 10 E. BrunswIcK Irom Rumsor Ookhursl. condition. Coll after * p.m. Call 74I-741I m •• Bank area. Shore expenses. 741-2771 HAIRDRESSER - Full or P<"",V« «-.|{- ~i»67 MGB — While convertible. perlenced. For mterylsw, call ;«7-70»o. for 1 P m. VOLKSWAGEN BUS - 1963. Factory OOREMUTFORO 1971 SUZUKI - 90 c,c. Only six month 11495 i rebuilt engine. Reasonable. 196$ CORVAIR - Turbo four-speed con- old. Excellent buy. Coll Victor's Beauty Solon, 320 Main St., .ORIDA SOUND — Large truck going Phone W 747-4317 90 Monmouth St. vertible. New clutch* tires, mulller and Keonsburg. npty. Insured. Call between 10 a.m. and 741-6000 rear window. Excellent. MS0.671-9307. 1971 THUNDERBIRD — Medium green LIN-MAR MEDICAL — Secrelaryreceptlonlst, ABq- —i. W-1094. 1959 CORVETTE CIRCIRCLC E CHEVROLET 1961 YAMAHA 350 - Rebuilt. Shop man vinyl root. AM/FM stereo, all power. 5350 Firm. T 1967 BEL AIR - Station wagon. Powe ual Included. US). Call lure. Experienced. For busy doctor's of- 335 Maplle AveA . R lice Hoilet area. Sond resume to Box E- fANf EO — Part time ride to E. arunsw 10,000 miles. J5200. /!?-26« oiler A p.m. Coll 717-4169 Red Bank Brakes and steering. Needs some bod) 143-3512 or 949-4311 ck from Rumson-Red Sank .area. Share work. WOO. After t p.m., «7O-t3o». BUILDERS 184, The Dally Register. Red Bonk. xptnser*. 741-277* after 5 p.m. 1966 MG MIDGET - New top. 1550. RAMBLER WAGON — 1963. Clean. Rl Experienced builders in Monmoulh Cour Coll liable low cost transportation. Owner SHREWSBURSHREWS Y MOTORORS 1M7 PLYMOUTH — Four-door sedan. Mobile Homes ly lor over 15 years. We do additions, dor NURSE'S AIDES — 11 10 7 shift. 329 M76. transferred south. «0O. 74.1-SMo. Shrewsburb y AveA . SShrewsburh y Power steering, power brakes, air condt- mers, siding, rooling, masonry, kitchen Call tor Interview mornings. IGHT FATIGUE - With Zlpples. the lot. Jvl-0440 tea* Iron.nm. Only m.M. •»rofessioiM>l tlonlng. »7»5.944-435J. APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPTED — oa'twooms and new construction on 196? OPEL — Two-door sedan. A.| condl- MO MIDGET 1970 — Low mileage. Beau- We Buy Used Volkswagens : larmocy; Wed Bonk. ion. M95. Coll mornings until 11, ore tiful condition. No reasonable offer re- 1966 FORO — Custom, eight-cylinder, or future openings for mobile homes o» 787-0816 COFFEE SHOP WAITRESS - Ex- ilnas alter 10, 364-7304. letted. 671-1M9 after 9 p.m. Kroll Motors, Inc. power steering, outomatlc. White wtt they become avairaDit. Garden Pork Mo- perlenced. Over II. S p.m. to > o.m. thlff. 379 Broadway Long Branch blue interior. MM. 364-7256. illt Homej, 29 Bethany Rood, Hoile' Apply In person. Shore point Inn, Hwy 35. AUTOMOTIVE OOOGE POLARO IWv — Four-door, pow- 1966 PONTIAC — Two-door hardtop Bon- 333-J600 • CHECK OUR PRICE Htulct, i er steering and brakes. Air conditioning. nevill*. Asking SU0. 31 Mlilbroo*. Or., STUDEBAKER H61 — V-l. Good trans CELLARS. ATTiqS, YARDS CLEANE Coll 741-37M. New Monmouth. «7tlSvl. DOREMUS FORO porlatlon. Minor repairs. Asking S135. Call TWO-BEDROOM — Mobil* houie trailer. NURSES — RNi or LPNs. Full or part- Autos For Sole W Monmouth St. Red Bank Reasonable. Good condition. • ' MOVING, H/fULING, REFRI lime, II p.m. to 7 o.m. shift, Cpll Mrs. 967 MERCURY CYCLONE — Power Coll 232-041$ of ler S p.m. iRATORS. WASHERS MOVED. Wl. D PRIX - Low mllfoge. Air 1969 DODGE — Charper RT, 440, racer 741-6000 King, Westwood Hall. 737-S17J. .teerlng, brakes. Automotlc transmission. brown. Com, automatic, AM/FM radio. 1950 OLDSMOBILE — Antique. A-1 ihope, >OW WASHING AND TREES CUT. N Excellent condition. SI 150 or best offer. CIRCLE CHEVROLET Best after. Coll oner t. MOBILE HOME FOR SALE — 1959 61- .•OB TOO BIG OR TOO 5MALL. FRE JINGLE ALL THE WAY TO THE • Power steering/brakes. Asking S400, take CIRCL cono. Two bedrooms. Unfurnished. S420O Coll 741-1411. over payments. 391-4WB. 335 Maplle AAve. Red Bank ESTIMATES. 739-064J. BANK. Be an Avon Representative. Th» hone 7l?-*9» otter t p.m. Christmas earnings can be fabulous, and condition. Four. 1964 CORVAIR MONZA . RAMBLER -1965 two-door hardtop. 1969 TOYOTA COROLLA WAGON - Ra EXCELLENT CONDITION - 10' X 55' HOUSEPAtNT ING - Intrnor E »f It Is fun. And, you can doll In your Yellow, black Interior. U6S. Stick sMtt. Asking M0O._Good condition. SHREWSBURY MOTORS Reosonubte rales Free pslmtai •- spore time. Coll now; Mrs. Word, 741- Phone 391-3714. dio, heater, new tires. A-l condition Mony extras. We have p space for It to be 7-4631 Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury 11150. Coll 542-6054. relocated on. For Information, pft" 4343,462-3377,774-1220. PONTIAC — Carolina convertible. 969.MGB— Wlrewtieels. Aborth ex 741-8500 cail oner 6 p.m. 3A4-54S3. "iil'i 196S PONTIAC BONNEVILLE — Convert- We Buy Used Volkswagens i LINCOLN'-'-tonverTlbir BestVlfer PART-TIME — Qenerol factory work. 4 ¥erylce. 5421630. Wonted Automotive nt front brakes. >«9, 583-27M. tionlng. automatic transmission. Excellent tloned. Good condition. SI25S. (42-7272, SEE A "RUSSELL MAN' — For the best condition, low mileage. Asking $1950, Coll JUNK CARS J7C7&SON LADIES - Its lots of tun, ond you can cor buys, RUSSELL Oldsmoblle- CADIL- aflerS.'30,p.m.«42-3l42.~ PICKED UP cam $40 »o »75 or more two evenings per •69 LINCOLN MARK III — Full power. 1965 CORVETTE - Convertible. Ex- Poneling, Celiors, Allies. Repairs. 5m week showing BeeLlne Fashions. No ex- fir, stereo radio, cruise control, door LAC Co., 100 Newman Springs Rd.. Red cellent condition. J1B50. Bonk. 741-0910. 19i3'BUICK LE?ABRE — BrowrTconvert ' TWINBROOK obs. Free esllmoles. 787-1195. perience necessary. We train you to eon- CASH PAID >cks, trunk release. Must sell, accept Phone 495-0705. Ible, Rebuilt motpr. S35O. duct the style shows far small. Informal ode. 339-331). Alter 9 p.m. 775-5700. OLDSMOBtLECAOILLAC — Yeor end 471-S64I AUTO WRECKING EXHENIENCEDANO RtLIABL 1970 VOLKSWAGEN BUG — Excellent groups. No Investment. A free wardrobe WE NEED USED CARS CHOOL BUSES — Ideal for campers, sole. MAC CADI-OLDS, Long Branch. 322. PAINTERS - Desire outside work. Ma every season. No collecting or deliveries. condition. Low mileage. $1700. PONTIAC CATALINA 1V64 - Nine-pas Eatontown 542-2235 local references. Call 1424227otter 4 p.n 1959 GMC, 1957 International, 1956 Inter- rVANTEO — Choice used cars,, with certl For more Information, coll 229r264i, 2R- sender station wason. Automatic, powe 7498, or 222-9423. WE WILL PAY national. 1963 GMC. All six cylinder. Best NOLAN MOTORS — We sell more whole steering. Extra wheels, good tires (twi led mi Hog*. Contact Ed Sigter. Offer. 566-3634 or 564-3436. . 1960 FORD GALAXIE sole Cadillac's than any other deoler in new). S450. 7415133 after t p.m. LIGHT HAULING — Allies, celiors on TOP PRICES Cheap. New Jersey/Call 229-2311. M. SCHWARTZ garoges cleaned. Free estimates. ACCOUNTING DEPT. MERGER RE- 1W7 MUSTANG — Moss dreen convert- Phone 39f-16«3. ~T963 FORD FAIRLANE ~Four-'door."' Coll 747-4031 or 988-7M5 QUIRES FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER ible. Excellent condition. 3-speed stan- t97l OLOSIWOBILES — Large selection. Best offer. Call after 4 p.m. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH — Complete let ol books through generol dard, 389 cu. in. Forced to sell, going to Immediate delivery. STEVEN OLDSMO- 141 W. Front St.. Red Bonk 747-0717 HOME REPAIRS —" Wollpoperlng, pone ledger, for small subsidiary. GENERAL TOM'S FORD 1964 TEMPEST — Good transportation. 455 1*44 allege. Coll 741-7447. \ Phone after 4 p.m. BILE, 110 Mam St.. Matowan. 566-3600. ORSCHE ENGINE WANTED — AnyIng, additions ond subtractions. Robei ACCOUNTING CLERK - Typing finan- 471-0633 OLDSMOBILE 8> 1944 -T^our-dooFse year. Reosonoble. CaM Simon. 2J9-4388. cial statements, good wllh figures. Will THE FINEST SELECTION — 01 new and don. Power brakes and steering. New dy 531-0523 assist bookkeeper and payroll. AC-. Autos.For Sale Autos For Sale PONTIAC TBMPE5T 1970 - Automotlc. used cars In Monmouth County. Over loo nogloss tires. 1450. Coll 54J-27I5. FOR LIGHT HAULING COUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK—Typlno Air conditioning. Power steering. Other air-conditioned new cars In slock. ET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN - You call, I'll haul. billing. Credit and collection experience extras. Like new. 53150. (43-7233 after s McGLOIN BUICK-OPEL INC., Shrews- 197c TOYOTA CORONA — Automotic," • 741-7J71 or new position. bury Ave,, New Shrewsbury. 741-6300. *ND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH >IS°5. Call 5 p.m. to 8 p m. MOTORS, INC.. Hwy 35. Eatontown. 51! RADIO MARINE CORP. . Weekends anytime. 741-7612. OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC — Year enL 20 Bridge Ave., Red Bank 747-S10O 1970 AMERICAN MOTORS HORNET — BACKHOE SERVICE An equal opportunity employer "Where 25 mpg. Like new. Need bigger cor, S1550. sale. MAC CADI-OLDS, Long Branch, 322- VOLKSWAGEhl - Faslback, l«»'."?uti :ARS WANTED — we PAY TOP $$ FOS Chris Abbet 172-OM: •72-IM6 1234. , , iniectlon, automatic, 7,3oa original miles. LEAN USED CARS. CALL MR. VIN RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST — With goad Dark green. Radio. Two extra wheels DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK? Roofing, 310 elephone personality, for busy advertis- 1945 FORD FAIRLANE — Perfect running ENT 542-5500. ing. Reasonable rotes. Coll for free esl 1961 OLDSMOBILE - Oelmont IS. I door with itudded snow tires, other extras. Ex- ing agency moving to new offices. Needs the action is!" condition. Clean. Law mileage. Coll i to 5 cellent condition. 51900. Call owner. S42- ASH FOR USED CARS — Trucks, for, male between 7-9 p.m. weekdays. 787-203! excellent typing skills Including use of dic- p.m., 741-9oto hordtop. oir conditioned, SI300. Coll 264- 05119, otter 5:30 p.m. 6047, or 244-7491. ion or domestic. Dean, opposite Two EXPERIENCED PAINTERS — Inlerlo tation equipment. Recent references re- uys. Mlodletown. 67I-M44. quired. Coll for appointment, 747.M11. MERCURY MONTEREY — 1965. Good 1964 CHEVROLET^ Mallbu convertibTe. exterior. Lower prices. Call Jim. Brings you the 1972" 1955 THUNDERBIRD - Very good condi- 39I-O2M or 741-9506 condition. $700 or best offer. Call between tion. 12000 firm. Call Must sell. Socrlfice, S200. SECRETARY-RECEPTIONIST - For 4 and 6 p.m., 767-1677. 741-4974 dental practice In Red Bank area. Prefer Auto Parts — Repairs mature woman with medical-dentat back- 1966 FORO FA1RLAHE t?6ft FORD — Country Squire. Can be DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS — Fui 1966 CHEVELLE'— Super Sport. Rebuilt, ntshed and installed for only 164.95. To oi ground. Hours 9 to 5:30, Mon., Tuei., NINETY-EIGHT Station wagon. Low mileage. high performance. 396 cu, in. Many ex- seen ot Watt's Sunoco. Rt. 35 and Cooper 1965 MGB rhurs., Frl., and « to 1 Sail. Send resume Phone787-8572 , tras. After 5 p.m. 741-4043. Rd.. Middletown. *er, coll 349-06A3. to Box F-177, The Dolly Register, Red All parts. COll 739-1109 ROOFS REPAIRED Bonk. , CHRYSLER NEWPORT — 1946 lour door !»7! LTD SQUIRE — Station wagon 1540 FORO STATION WAGON Or replaced. Free eslimoles. sedan. Excellent condition. Air condl 10,000 miles. Mint condition. Call after 5 p.m. Phone 495-1775 EXPERIENCED — Sewlno machine tlanlnp, power steering, power brakes Itlntn 741-7214 Auto Rentals operators, with factory rnachlne, to work 1941 CADILLAC — Good mechonlcol con- -ARPENTER-BUILDER— Complete at name on ladles' coals and parts. Union 1967 CADILLAC - Sedan DeVllle. Ex- CADILLACS - I9«7 Eldorado, l«j Con- dl.lWCOt,.,,.^ TOMS FORD lome remodeling, room, additions, go shop. Write Box E-1M The Dally Register,. cellent condition. All power.-S2300. Coll vertible. 1W Sedan deVlllr, 1944 Convert- oges. KARL SCHLOEOER. 471-5114. Red Bonk. • '.•-,',- if 7414(45. : . ible. Air full power. Priced just above RENT A CAR wholesale. Will accept frode. Call 229- WOMAN WANTED — Five days, a a.m. 1949 CHRYLSER NEWPORT — Convert- 2211. • .. 19*7 MUSTANG — vinyl lop. Power IGHT HAULING-CLEAN CELLARS o 4 p.rn. Apply In person between 10 a.m.- MODEL AVAILABILITY: Coupe. Luxury Coupe. Sedan. Luxury Sedan ible, full power, factory air. 12350, Coll steering. Air conditioning. Excellent con- 'AROS, GARAGES - Free estimates p.m. JOYCE'S SUB SHOP, Uncroft. FORp STATION WAGON 1967 - lOpas- dition. Call 671-5911. nil after 3 p.m. 7412149. Next to Post Office) STANDARD ENGINE: Rockel 455 V-8 mlh 4-bbl- cirbmelor 872-1934. senger. Loaded. Very good condition. Low STANDARD TRANSMISSION: Turbo Hydra-malic mileage. St 150. Phone 787-0744. 1970 MACH i — Power steering. Drakes. BOATS AND SMALL CARPENTRY —' Attics, cellarL CHAMBERMAID — Part-time. Over 21. EXTERIOR DIMENSIONS: Coups/Sedan (in) Autos For sale Low mlleafje. Call sanellng, roofs, siding. Free estimates Call Wlnd|ammer Cocktail Lounge and wneelbase Length Wicflh Heighf ~I965 CHRYSLER NEWP COA ACCESSORIES Colt alter 6 p^m. 291-94W. Motel, Sea Bright, I42-30S4. Curb Weij . .. Faur-door. Ntedi body work. i^00. Coil 8 127 qn_2?_a__ 227 8/227 e 79.6/79.6 MVS4g IStV 4608 7S7-0626aft1er5p.m. WINTER COVERS EMALE KITCHEN AIDE — For salads INTERIOR DIMENSIONS. Sedan (front/rear) (in.) 1970 MAVERICK — Automatic. Excellent condition S1330. After 6 p.m. FOR YOUR BOAT AT ond fray service. 40-hour week. Heacfroom • Shon!d«r-rooni Legroom Trunk Capacity 1968 DODGE — Polaro wogon; Factory EMPLOYMENT 842-3*0 ' 3SJ/38.2 64.3/64.3 4Q.B/40.Q 20.8 cu. ft. 1969 CONTINENTAL air. Good condition. 30,000 mMes. EiqM- Call 222-1174 The Boatman's Shop OTHEA"STANDARD FCATUHCS INCLUOr. Armresis with Chrome Powor Controls (Luxury passenger, automoHc. fuff power, $1,900. OLDSMOBILE 98 — 1906. Full power. Air Help Wanted Female WAITRESS — 21 or over. Tray service, Models). Power Brakes (with discs up from). Cigar Lighters. Inslrument- Coll for appointment. 787-8379. conditioned. New tires. Many extras. 8es1 Wharf Ave. 741-5760 Red Bon) Year round work. For Interview coll Pa^ei C.ecinc Cock near-Comparlmeni Electric Clock fn luxury otter over S1000. Coll 741-2593. Open weekdays, 9 a.m.—6 p.m. Rumson Hotel, 842-7000. Sedans wtth standard Front Seal. Inlerior-Operated Hood Lock. Remote- MARK III OPEL KAOETT 1968 — Four-on-lhttloor. I' OLDTOWN — Equipped with 50 h.p. DENTAL ASSISTANT Conlrol Outside Rearviaw Miiror. New Spring-Mounted Front Bumper. radio, heqtrr, olr conditioning. Up ID 3C Dhnson, ll-gol. gos tank. Good condition. lo evenings. Mature ond experienced ore- WOMAN — To supervise fight factory op- WindSh'«ld Radio Anlsnna. Open-Door Warning Roflectors (Luxury rt>pg. Great second cor lhat runs on pea- Ivrjo JEJSTAR IS — Power steerlnq, ISO. Coll bet. 7-9 p.m. 7M-2025. erations in workshop lor handicapped. Full power, air conditioned irred. Send resume to Box D-151. Tht Coll 741-2M0. • Woods). 2-Way Porver Seat (Luxury Models}. Dual Frortl-Seat Head nuls. Red Bonk. SJ2-9S7J. brakes, factory air, U/i or oest offer. 741. lolly Register, Red Bonk. Restraints Deluxe Seat Lap Betls (3 Front and 3 Rear), Deluxe Seat 6144 oiler 4. 19' MINUET"CLASTFIBERGLAS cruise control. Till wheel. IV/U CAOtLLAC ELOORAOO — Futtv BOOKKEEPER — Full charge, generol HO USE CLEAN fr40'~—"FTl7^r~SotTl>wn Shoulder Beits {2 From} Power Sieving. Deluxe SKtehng Wheel. Spar»" 1939 FORO — Four door sedan. Excellent :EEL DAY SAILER. Abundant leak trim. Tire Cover. Power F.'o-Thru, Veniitalion. Chroma Wheel Discs. Rear- • equipped. Loaded. ISM0. BAILLY BROS, Exceptional off-shore trainer. Ideal family ledger, up to trial balance. Port machine transportation preferred. References. Coll $ Inc., 19 E. Newman Springs Rd.. R«d running condition. S600 or best offer. 691- sookkeeplng system. Full time position, ^rigfll-Opening Covort. Power Side ytfindows {Luxury Modfils), 1369. nlnl-yacht. Completely equipped with new 3995 Bank. /47-0S96., > :hrysler 4 h.p. J2295. 2910394. :all for appointment, 741-0030. ANDER, OH BROS. INC.. 51-53 Mechanic St., R EXPERIENCED CLEANIN^ W0MAN~ 196S OLOSMDBILE - Station woson. cut- lonx. ' >l« hours every other Frldoy. Small All 1972 Models In stock! 1963 COftVETTE CONVERTIBLE - 327- lass. S16O0. Low mlleoge. 1962 CH£TEK - 11', 1962, SO h.p. Mer- 350 ti.p. foor-speed shift. Wags, lope plov- JOulls' household. Oak Hill. Musi be com. ^ 591-9S065919S06. cury ourooora. 1967. trailer. Neeas work. N — 3 to 11 shift. 132 dally to start. Ap wleni, hove own transportation. $2,50 per Priced right for Immediate delivery er, AM/FM rodpp\y In person, Lulgi'l Fomoul PI/JO, V Middle Rd,. Hailel :. . / . EGAL SECRETARY - Experience pre- Dodge Boys •red. Pleosan! working conditions. Solo- open. Calf 741-390!. . .:.

AREER OPPORTUNITY - In Sol»s, illh youna, but established Realtor Flrnr. .oil Mr. McGowan or Mr, Rtjn for con- denllal Interview, 747-3000. MeGowan, TOWN !yan Realtors, 234 River Rd., Red Bank. N OR RN - Parl-tlmi or lull lime. 3 ^^>""C"'""" " CRETARY — For law office In Long (ranch. Shorthand and lyping'reiiulredT & COUNTRY ._. , ,c» nritf#rr*ii. Hijl rtftl fil *ool experience prettrrtd, BUI net neces- iry. Co/i 2J9-i ENERAL OFFICE WORKER -'Some IM keypunch experience neceisciry. Pir- nnent position. Medlcal'and reflrernent rnefltl. NORWOOD DISTRIBUTORS, DODGE Broadway. Ling Branch. 323-3104. '72 Dodges ^NIONHOUSL _ 60 MAIN ST. riy lady. Live in. Private roomsroome,. OtWPrW- MATAWAN, N.J. i license. References required. Send lume to Box F-172, The Dally.Register, id Bonk.

ALNEEDED — Monday thro ugh rlday, 10 a.m. fo 1 p.m. J50. Llqhl.houie-, eeplng chores for imall profoslonot •oup. Coll 74l-5d5». , A RAHf COVENTRY — Has Immediate ponlngisi for women Interested In eornlna LABRIOLA i coinomissions far part-time sain. 364^ 'M^0lcXirSECRE"TARY"^BuTy VpicIaP-

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ACT NOW SAVE NOW More cioiil»i«T t on Next Page Help Wanted Mala Htlu _1 Help WprAfl>d Mala^ THE FAMILY CIRCUS By Bil Koine . The Daily Re«Uler, Red B«uk - i, NJ., Weawidby, October 6,1971 27 MACHINE OPERATORS* fXP¥ftlENCED' For Sole For Salt Pets and LivttfocK OIL BURNER ITEMS YOU NO LONGER SALEI SALEI [inch Press Brake > shear MECHANIC NEED OR USE WILL. .. UNPAINTED Apply Fred a Wlkolf Co. Ineirien Welders Packers JIZI Maple Ave., Red Bank. fo Y4~-~ Circulardi'liycrVTbpcnlnu'VTi FURNITURE, Monmouth and Ocean counties. Weekend: S.ELL Jow It th» time fo buy pin* »ki, Ksh«lv«. Also In •xqulilft hardwood Blue Cross/Blue Shield only. Work r/otitln yourowrt neighbor, hot>d, No selling or collecting, Must he a! xouflful nutclwi ond chnt»^f-draw«r«. Two t/oori full at MVlngi of 3S% to 50%, Ivertlme leail 12 years otaoe. Coil B99.J774 fof Rgp1 DACHSHUND1 PUPHM -Alec, • Vacation more Intormalian. • FAST Come In and make your choice. ______week* oldp , mow quality, brad far **> Apply in Person; WITH A QUICK ACTION •"* T«eiitlon, W«on«rf, paper

LOW-COST 1 Saturday 9u.rn,-l p.m. FRENCH BEDROOM SET — Mohogany. -MALTESE PUPPIES DAILY REGISTER Sofa bed, while cheif of drawers, other AKC. Due In 3 weeki, Pally IOa,m.-4p, EUROPE miscellaneous items. 7S7.9054 oftsr o p.m. Coll 7S7-913Jor 7J7-IO4I U,5. Army guoranloes p Id-month tnur 6 METAL ERODUCTS Europe oiler training In thts country oi FAMILY ANTIQUE PAIR 6LEGANT CHAIRS - ix WEEKS OLD - Half 5loni«if MttMi. three yepr& enlistment. New lilabor pa With p«arl Inlold. «US eoch. Old Rtd 8«ol New Shrewsbury, New Jersey scalei, excepilonat benefits, 74)-mo, • 3 LINES-S DAYS records, Coruio, etc. 776-J541 eves. Help Wanted Female FOR KE^TMORE WASHING MACHINE - a __ Wanted Male CAREER OPPORTUNITY - In 5ofes, JUST cycle. Including permonenl press, Acctpli ; $2.00 10 Ib. load. Two months old. «160. C71-42U, wifh young, hut citoblfthed Realtor f 'rm uy,,..' jemanslrote npn ponuteiI.. Prod- Call Mr. McGowon of Mr. Ryan (or con niotjit? for A,*0,«roup», Wo train you. Coll BAS, hu'id'Se Vo* 5oie only ANTIQUE-LIKE ORNATE MAHOGANY WANTWORK? fldenlial Interview, 74/-3OJ10. McGownn Article mint atc from a \\a\t%vw DINING ROOM SET — Ver» oood condi- Ryan H col lor s, 2±A liiver na,, \ank. Of id may not J o i«ie {>t\. tratti> it wi i't (OFitt'lcfJliffo'C vnpirQi\ Temporary general labor • mediate opening in our Ealontown/ N.J.. GARAGE SALE — All day, Oct. 5th on.forfriatioon. . Potendor eKcellent LyjiRer. - in Pjrson, Green. Grove Convalescent store. S4STJ to &tarl plus bonuses and com- To Place You' Ooii/ Pttii'.tcf' bo seen, Priced to tell. S1200. (us- lsr, Rl. 45 end Green Grove Rd,, rjep- top rate. Apply Monday Hi Hopping Rd., Bellord. Table with four Should bo missions. Our men average S600 a month FAMILY AD, CALL , chairs, bedroom set, lamps, baby furnf JW4. through Friday, 7 a.m. Re-plus fllpc Cross and company paid profit lure, clothing, lounge chair, more, sharing, Excellent advancement opportu- |BAMSTRESS"WAN'I to — Part-time, port 4 West Front St., Red COLLIE - Mile, one year old. iwo to four days a week. Inquire nity as we ore exptindlna nationwide. Call DINING ROOM SET — Sheraton style. AKC registered. ISO. Bank. 842.4343. . ,. A4r», Edwards between 4:30 cruf 9 p.m. 741-6900 Mahogany, round expansion table, six 4«-12M 752< 24-Hour Servirp choirs, buffet, terver, corner cupboard. BYSITTER WANT¥D - For woriiina Call oiler 5 p.m. 842-0187, COLLIE PUPS — AKC regiitered, Cflam- plon bloodlines. Wormed, first shot and older ol two children In my homo, tin CALIFORNIA WINE GRAPES oll ar«n. Tues.lhru tat., W-5»5l' eorntnos, Opportunity of S150 per week GOLD fwTEO - Hlghbock Colonial papers. II weeks old. 7(7-8944. Phone 741>T9fi8 for on appointment. A And barrels. sofa, S100. Combination high chair and equal opportunity employe^ Coll 78/-9085. playtable- on wheels, extends fo 1at)\9 SCOTTISH TERRIER — AKC. Mole. Two .ARMAIQ -- p|»6 nights por W«IK. MAINTfMANCL ,^,,m>,, "What channel are wo going to waf ch?" ntervlewcQllbelwecni-4p.nl. For steel )ul)lng plant. Sleady work. Good heighttight, avocodo areen, 915. Hondmade In- y«ors. Great with children. Best Offer- MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITY ~ Fo INSfAiXiNG^EWERTriJe?vVoTio? fannft clothes and blankets, Ilike new. Call Coll 244-6610. 7B7-9827 ' opportunity (or advancement and all trenchers, pipe lolners. cutters, vises frlnje benefits. Apply Bergtr Industries, men serious about tholr fulure.Fyllcom- 291-4470 before 12 or after 7. 1 ' " .Hloh Income potentlat Help Wanted Help Wanted wrenches, feod melter», everylhlno yo Inc. Edlton lndu«irlo"ctr,, US Hwy t need. All Purpose Rentals (formerly A ti DTNiNS"SdOM SET — Mohogany. TabTC Help Wanted! Male Meluchtn. 549-S40O, • - • Male or Female Male or Female Z). 181 Newmon Springs Rd,, Shrewsbury six choirs, buffet, server, 1500, Bedroom REAL ESTATE MAN WANTED — To work In small an] INSTITUTIONAL COOK —'«Miourw»«C set, mahogany. Dresser, man's hl-boy,. mat hospital In Matawan area:, •', • REAL ESTATE 5ACE?PER8ON il5?l?L .. . vonlly, bench, night tobies, double bed, FOR RENT REAL ESTATE Good pay for reipoQilble, stoodyman. Call 566-65S0 GARAGE SALE — 9x12 oval cotton rug 1200. toll 741-26M. . , SALES lumllorn, skis, boots, toys, brlc-a-brac. fl Apartments . THE NORTHEAST Monmouin county RT POSITIONS AVAILABLE COME TO WHERE Bropkslde Or,, Rumson. Oct. 7, 8, lO.o.m COUCH •— Three-cushion, olive green 1)1 you believe In your own ability end plonol Sewerage Authority. Is now occept- Experienced tine aouoe knitters. Appl 4 p.m. wirnfack Colonial, ixo. (would like to earn more than Ko.ooo a Ing applications for employment of sewer, King Fabrics, 1309 River Ave.» Lokcwooo, 842.6027 or. then we want to talk to "YOU " Ex- or call 3641914, THE GRASS IS GREENER JOMBB BS^INET — wTiTTfiood, is. Car- afjc plant operators, utility men and labor* rlooe, J25, cor-bed, IS, bofhinette, »10 HIGHLANDIA APARTMENTS' rlertce helpful, but not necessary, W< ers (shift work). Applications moy be ob- MAHOGANY BUFFET - Sheraton style. for a company paid In-depm Iralnlnc TRUTt^DRERT{lgo Wooden playpen. £10. washing mochlrr Best offer. tained ol the ofllco of the authority ol t Jersey, New York area. Apply In person, S4S,oldfobio,t». 251-3714. opram, •uoitanflal drawing accounts, Highland Ave., Monmoutti Beach. N J, An Come *o Applebrook Agency/ one of Ihe largest ond most juccessful Keol Coll offer 5 p.m. 842-0187 AAetolumo MfOf Co.* Florence Ave., Unlor Estate Aaendes In tho area with sales of over ) million dollqrs every Kftne ojst salei Incentive program In equal opportunity employer. NURSERY FURNITURE — Includes mat' ' S&'Mii?'? Bus|ne»s. "THAT'S WHY- Beach. month. We want a persuasive salesman who Is ambitious, aggressive ond, ADMIRAL DUPLEX REFRIGERATOR- FINEST LUXURY most Important; oihlcal* He should have some Real Estate Experience tress, crib, six-drawer chest, wardrobe. FREEZER — 2<,9 cu. ft. Coppertonc. Two E'RE THB LARGEST REAL ESTATE ENOINEERS -EXECUTIVES — Manage, Gray. K0. 741-2472. twln-sl Stockade fence, 5x9 socfion wftJi poif, lekup oudlo-vlsuat equipment. Hours io sorial. Good condition, *7J. Call call or visit superintendent/ 291-0237- CALL 264-7200 g APPLEBROOK AGENCY. SI2.25; 6x6 with post, SU-50. Round 2-rail, Brounoll-Kramtr Management Co. o determined at interview. For employ- STEADV WORK - For (jood reliable — «• ____«j»« _ _ _t.m —— - til 14 ^ A art* — U.9? p«r 10' scctToni ipll rail, M.S0 per 2. 6S6-18SO ment application contact Personnel of- man. Would profor somo plumbing ex rail section. fite, Brookdole Community College. 765 Phone: 671-2300 PIANOS-OROANS c, Brookda perlonco or wHli train you for |ob. Must be Used spinets from J195. Unlimited rentals WE'VE EXPANDED "Newma n Spr""'ringi - ~is Rd,, Uncrott. Equal op- over 21 and N.J. driver's license. Coll 787- RED BANK LUMBER from 57.50 tor Yomaho-Conn-Klmboll portunity emiployr 'eri . • 'And we reed young salesmen ttoo loin our 'Wall St. Red Bonk 741.55O< Wurllfzer-Chlckerlng. FREEHOLD MU RED BANK DELIVERY BOY - Apply In person alter Help Wanted MERCHANDISE SIC CENTER. 12 Throckmortan St. 46?. 1 commercial Insurance departimenr" . Great PHOTOGRAPHERS COLOR TV ~ Good condition, S300 4730. 24 HR. DOORMAN • to grow onoTeaiirn Ifnf you'r>uune 6:30 P.m. Luigl's Famous.Plzzo, 477 Male or Female Twelve string electric oulfar, »E0. Car Luxury hl-rlse oporlmenfioporlmeitir. Vni'medlotImmed'oftt oct - and learn. Genoral insur Middle Rd., Hailct. For Sale 747-S010. cuporicy_.rjncy.. centrally air condlllonedcond . 1™» TWO USED BEDS ond.l bedrooms. Spacious loyauU. Swim ' ~"~ferreI I K\td buUUtI we'rTTtS V e17 wllWilll * In good condition ion. Send resume to BRASS, IRON BEDS-AtL SIZES pool/ sound* boo} morfno* garoots en Sd t EXPERIENCED ONLY - Hand grade HAMMOND ORGAN Call onytlmc, 342-S9M, ¥ '"ifllster/ Red Dank. and blacktop roker. The village Vendor premises - wiECrtANrcsHEUP¥Ry-(2IPoreX Hwy 35, Mlddletown W1-512C pandlng Monmoutti County construction Call 7B7-322S. of Asbury Park FIREPROOFMO5LER SAFE — 26x39x77. company. Apply M. -I. OLIVER CON See our used oroan selection Includlnt GARAGE SALE — wlckor set, desks Oak typewriter desk 34X«JK30;/). Kelylna- I AUTO MECHANIC — Experience deslr- late model Spinels, Chords, and Consoles lor wofer cooler, eledrlc. 10-arawer steel v). Apply In person only. Red Bank Auto STRUCTION CO.73907J3, HELP WANTED crib, bunks, bed, bike, mower, bric-a. PHONE74M7M Prices atgrt ut $450, All Instruments sole brae. Sat., 9 fo 3,3 Romo Court, Uncroft. cabinet 26x32x52. 741-5918. Imports, 11? E. Newman Springs Rd.> Red MCDONALD'S DRIVE-IN wltho fluoronty. fiQnk. ROOFERS " For re*roofing work. Sub- MANAGER 642-4114. WINTER RENTAL - Bradley Beach! contrant or by the hour. Call 93SHwy3i • Mlddletown PUMPKINS - Pick your own, 10c and up. Shore Club Apartments. Modern, fur- FuM or part-time. II a.m. fo 7 p.m., 1 p.m. MAN — to work In modern automatic car 787-1528. Special sovlngs on Knabo, Sohmcr^ Ever DANISH MODERN BEDROOM SET Also tomoloestomatoes., S»!I balKetbalkct, brinbrlng your own, nlined, ail utilities included except elec- L to / p.m., Mon. through Fri. Apply In per ert, Mason-Hamlln, Kawol and ployer pi Walnut, 9 pieces. Excellent condition. Eggplants, >2 bushel, picpick your own, tric. Loundryroom.. Free porklna. Avail- "SOotf pay. Applv Scrub-a-dub Car son or call ibrrdge Dr. ot Rt. 34. AAatawam HANDYMAN - Needed for general For fastest crowing health and anos. . Call 471-4066. Laurlno FFarma , Sycamore- Ave., Newable Sept, 1(1 to June 1. Philip Glassmat* maintenance. Older man acceptable. Call beauty aid chain on the Eastern Shrewsbury. Astoclates. Broker, 774-4556. After 3, 774- 11 tq 4 p.m. 7J7-730C 671-0925 Seaboard. Retatl experience) cs< 775-9300 SALE ~ Fine glassware, some china. STOCK MAN AUTO POLISHER — Experienced onh sentlal, Opportunity with chain of 300 Main St., Asbury Park Thurs.-Sun., 10-5. Garage sale Sat. an FfREWOOD FOR SALE - Seasoned. >pty In person, ... CONSOLE OPERATOR — Individual Top PQY plus excellenmt workinworKing comcunai 29 stores. ' Open dally 'III 9 Sot. 'Ill 5:3 Sun. 10..5.40 Hamilton Ave., Leonardo. Also Tog splming »ervlc«. SEA BRIGHT — Furnished or unfur- tin St.. Keansbgrrj, must have one year's experience on 3rc tlqhs. company bsnefltfltsf Includ• - -e- Mospl*-— . ' «••*_ t > A Alt Ail^ 1 M nlstiecf. Two bedrooms, kitchen, bath- generation computer, DOS/or OS environ- tallzatlon for entire foomflyi . Contact Mr, DESKS J15 up, FILES 512.50 up, tobies TREES —Scotch and White Pine, room, den, fireplace, porch. Available ROOFER ment. Flexible working hours. For em- Stefura. at-Steven 01las, Motawon* 566- Interviews held Friday, October 8, chairs, adding machines, typewriters of Ooualas fir, 2V, feet toll. (1 each. You dig, RUPP SCRAMBLER MINI-BIKE Nov. 1,1175 month. Alto two-bedroom Must have experience. ployment application contact Personnel 3600. flee equipment, etc. ot bargain nrlces Coll.402-3686 alter s r.m. without den and porch, with fireplace. Oitlce, Qrookdale Community College, 765 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Drooks Practically new. five months old. Call 264- • Call 495-1775 Discount Center, West Main St., New or used. AAC DESK OUTLET, Rt available Immediately. «!75 monlh. Coll Newman Springs Rd., Llncrott. Equal op- MAN — To drill holes In reinforced cpn 35, Ookhursf. 331-3970. beiween 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., 642- portunity employers. Freehold. WAACKAACK ARMS FLOOR WAXING MACHINE MECHANIC — Full lime. 5Vj dayi, unl- crete on construction |ot>, using portable 431-S8M . forms supplied. electric equipment. Must have mecnanlca Sporllng goods, fishing tackle, gun*. 199 16" Dort Commercial. $75. PENTERsTsteaay w backorouncf, but we train In the use o WHITE ROOFS 2401b. AAoin SI., Keoniburg, 767-6333. ___ 264-41S4 . , Call 842-9838 the do-lt-yourse KEANSBURG — Beacnvlew Gardens. Temple Lumber Co. drilling equipment. Company truck sup* For the do-it-yourselfer with instruction: COMPARE BEFORE YOU BUY — Soil One one-bedreom apartment, 1155, Over- CARfeNTERS — And carpenter's help piled. 30-hour week, traveling time plus on.- packages, ackages^, by G.A.FO . (Rubberold) looking boy. Cooking 90s, heat, hot water M2-1500 overtime. Company benefits. Call Mr, Keep out fhtho rain,, keekeep cool In summer* vinyl siding doesn't dent like obsolel era. Must be experienced, hoi'e tools. Call lazing monoyR/<- Widow or retired couple. Call 264-7041. available for coshler*checker, counter at and mattress, two bureaus, dressing table, COOK — Experienced, lor restaurant fendantand food service helper. Full tlm BLOND BEDROOM SET — Quality, com ond mfrror. 5150. 229.750? after 5 p.m. Fair Haven. Tue».-Sot. 11-5. 741-4337 or Luxury bedroom, bath ond den, use Of opening In November. Writs qualifications kitchen. In One home In Rumion. Will pay PART-TIME JANITOR — Needed for and part-time. Liberal benefits .far ful pleto. with two nloht fables, two dressers 842-4257. Help Wanted Male and expected salary to Box F-173. The ,tlme employes. S245 to 1300 a month. Con booKcase headboard. 872-1104. HOTPOINT ELECTRIC-RANGE — Puirf I2J0 week for board; no charge for living Dally Register, Red Bank. Bayshore school. Call ' button, double oven, like new. COLLECTOR — Will pay JJOO for Lionel facilities; In exchange for responsible 3»l) tact Personnel Office, Bulldlna 612. For 1 Monmouth, or call 542-5994. An Equal Op, SPINET PIANO «71-4S76 engine 331 and cars 412 through 416, good "house-silling" and"doo-sltirng" tor MAN — Maintenance -worn lor a largo /vionmuuTn, or can 34 5400 condition. 77*3710. single working woman. References, Con- SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — Ex- SEARS MINI BIKE - 4 h.p. Two-speed garden apartment protect, Keyport area. crlenced, Day shift. Apply In person, portunlly Employer.' Call 843-9251 tacf Donna Tumbleson, 277-3343. GUARDS Coll 775-4131. ART-TIMe FUND RAISER — Ex automatic. WILL BUY ODDS AND ENDS — Old or Jrlttoln's Sunoco, Hwy 35 and Laurel BOYS' BICVCLES — 20", 520 ond 525. Se Coll 49SD64I Ave,, Mlddlclown. x;rience In field. Hours flexible. Contact new. Jewelry, china, furniture, fools, etc. WINTER RENTAL — Welt End.' B«OU- Vanguard Security Inc. MAN WANTED - Floor waiilng, window Planned Parenthood of Monmouth County, motol bunk beds and mattresses, ven Call 747-4021 or 988-7905. tlful 3Y>-room turnlihed aporlment. All cleanlna. Driver's license and experience- good condition, M0. 671-4473. Seeks neat, alert Individuals (or SHEET METAL HELPER — Experlenco 141 Bodmon Place, Red Bank, 842-9300. CAT MINI BIKE — New 4 h.p. engine utilities. Short term lease available. Move, Call after 4 p.m. GRAVELY TRACTOR WANTED — PAY n today, Sandpebble, 455 Ocean Blvd.. - full time uniform guard work In iqulred. Apply In person, ELECTRO IM- FULL SIZE BED — With malress anc r L/LSE, US Chostnut St., Red Bank. An LADIES, STUDfcNTS — Full am spring, 130; Elcctrolux vacuum, S35. Fold' 671-0622 CASH, BUY "AS IS". ALSO BOAT, UTIL- 229-1700. the Perth Amboy, New Brunsw- MAJOR APPLIANCE MECHANIC - "•- Car neceisary. Coll today, start ITY TRAILER WANTED. 787-6180. ick, Hillside area. equal opportunity employer. Ing cot, 510. Kitchen table, with four LIMED OAK WURLIT2;ER PIANO — pnrlcnccd. 51.85 hour. Call earn W per hour. 462-1074 from chairs, 125. Coll 747 3185. REP BANK -Beoullfuily furnished. Pour Highest starting rates.. Uniform 775-^662 3 to 5 p.m. Like new. Will sacrifice. 5350- Like new OLD FURNITURE - Antiques, china, rooms, con be convened to professional ana equipment provided. 4B-hogr Help Wanted REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER — 13 cu. fl Encyclopedia, S75. Call after 5,787-4487. ilassware, art oblecti and brlc-a-brac, office. Tourist location. Must be seen fo weekly guarantee, 8*4 and 12-B IZZA ANP SHORT ORDER COOK - DRIVERS NEEDED - For fgod truck Westlnghouse, $35. 24". power lawn mow Immediate cosh for anything ond every be appreciated, 532S plus utllltlei. Joseph :venlngs. Good pay. Call for appoint- Male or Female REFRIGERATOR — New 5300, only 5250. thing. Ruscll's, 25 East Front St. 741-1693, shifts available. on a lease basis. Excellent opportunity to r, reef typo, *25. Tape recordor, monaur Washer, like new, 3100. Sofa, S40O new J. Klernon A Sons, 222.2521, or 2?f-111* ment, 78M669 right person. Call 671-1280 after 6 p.m. foi ol Wcbcor. J50. Surfboard 9'3' only S200. 53 Parkview Tcr., Llncroft evening* and weekends, KEYPUNCH OPERATORS more Information. 2715. Apply 9 a.m. • 5 p.m. CARPENTER — And Carpenter's Helper. Sepl.-30 to Oct. 6,10 to 1 p.m. SSA DRIGHT — 2 bedrooms, llvlng-dlnlng At least two yean experience. Call Pet- 2nd and Thfrd Shifts DRIVERS, CAR DETAILERS — Ful . PETS AND LIVESTOCK rooms, kitchen, riverfront. All utilities Monday through Friday. TOP DOLLAR — And excellent working SIX KITCHEN CHROME CHAIRS - S3.5' 8' CAMPER BACK — For '/> ton pick-up. IcK Construction, 471-1600. part-time. Apply Country Sudser Co each. UpliolstereUpholstered red NaNauaahydoi • •-•-•• leather• , Sleeps four. Propane stove. Sink. 110 volts supplied. 3265 mo. 84M64S. conditions for experienced operators. Wash. Mlddlotown. very good condition. 739-OJ GOOD HOMfcb HUUNU r-OR OLuER 8 TindallRd, (Roberts Bldg.) LJ. OON£ER A5SOCS. and 12 volts, Jock't and hold down. 3S0D. Experienced on Call 842-3291 after 5 p.m. DOGS — Cash paid for pedigreed Utters, LONG BRANCH - Modern, furnished conurt 29, Steady env MS Rl. 35, Rod Bank YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE — To man TWIN CARRIAGE — Converts to stroller, All breed dog grooming. KAY-9 COL- Mlddletown age and maintain apartment complex. SU' eur rooms, oceontront. Private beach. rcfql Press, \h W. year old, sllohtly used, black watch plaid. ELECTRIC RANGE — Very cleon. Four LEGE, 229-8933. • ,•• Winter rentql. No pels. 229-1553. Or tall 471.5011 /or apjnMnu.it 842-3900 perlntendent works on porf.tlmo basis 425. Call mornings 642-2085. Apartment plus smalt salary. Call be- burners, two overrs. Now In operation LARGE BOXSTALLS — Llncroff.Holm PART-TIME LOCAL REPRESENTA- J2S. Call 542-2343 days. 541-0165 eves. FREEHOLD - Furnished comtprlpble tween 10 a.m.-7 p.m., 222-7814. GIRL'S ENGLISH BICYCLE del-Colts Neck area. Private farm, Large apartment, Also one furnished efficiency. TIVES — S10O to S500 por month or more. Three-speed. Like new. S47. riding area. J20 month, 747-2211, YOU pick hours. Call QAS, 291-4737. SALES MANAGEMENT TRAINEES - WING COUCH Short or long jerm, 46M196. Help Wanted 5420227 Brown uphoiitered, 535 AFGHAN HOUND PUPPIES — AKC, ex Are you interosted In a career with unlim- RED BANK —spring M. New apartment. AUTO FOR MARLBORO TOWNSHIP - Kail ited earnings? Salary S12.000 per year, I DROP LEAF — Mahogany table, fa 741-7226 ccllent bloodlines. Show quality. Shots, Male or Female recreation program. Teachers for athlet- wormed. Terms arranged. 739-2265 offer 5. Private yard. Two bedrooms, living room, qualified. Call 264-9127, ask for Mis Four dining room chairs, $35, Drop leal 1968 EXERCYCLE — Like new; Orlalna dinlna room, den, modern kitchen* 1V>* ics and enrichment programs for adults .trand. kitchen table, $10. Pair mission benches bnd chUdt'en ore needed for the sis. Small china cabinet, $25. Sma cost SS44. Price S300. Call HORSE STALLS FOR RENT - Coifs boths. Central olr conditioning. 5300 per MECHANIC courses: Adult Women's Sllmnastlcs, Chil- server, JI0, etc. 741-1855. 291-39W Neck. Tack room nndposture. K5 month. month, suitable for adults. Call 842-4040 FACTORY JOBS dren & Adult Knfttlno and Crocheting, COll 462-9089 olter 6 p.m. Children's MUBIC Course, Chlldrenrs Situations Wanted FOUR-PILLOW LOVESEAT — S50. Two ~AIR CONDITIONER We Need Man And 8000 Btu, Soars Model, J50 ST. BERNARD PUPPIES^-Show and SEA 9RIGHT - Ocean Av». Three EXPERIENCED Dance Course* Teen Girls Athletic Pro- Female pillow club chair, $25. Bath with maple 495-189J Women In several ram. Contact Un Meyers, £36-3364 after frames. 542-3477 after 5:15 p.m. pet. Poper trained, shots, AKC. bred for rooms, bath and veranda. Heat, nol-wa- • p.m. EXPERIENCED SECRETARY — Bl-llnp- temperament. 671-9191. ler.'N.Y., Red Bonk and Long Branch ALL BENEFITS of our depart- WEDDING GOWN — Sllc 9, floor length buses pass door. Furnished or unfur- ual English-Spanish, home typing service, PA SYSTEM — Kustom 200, amplifier am by N.Y. Designer. $120 voiue for only 550. ments, Will be re-' MAN OR WUMAN — I o do deliveries ond electric typjwrlter. 566-6282, iwo columns, and Blnson Echo-Rcc. ' AFGHAN HOUND PUPPIES — Cham- nished. S170 per month. Sultoble for quired to work B I8lp In greenhouses. Someone acquainted Shure PE-56 microphones. One year old. plon' >t bloodlines, many colors. 5200 ond up. odults. Phone B42-1662 mornings. v With Rum$on and vicinity. Steady, all-year S42-!4!49< 2 or 529-1465 eves. Apply days. Monday io BABYSITTING ~ In mv homo by mature 787-8638; "BCOTSPRTNG AND MATTRESS employment. Please apply in person, SPI- MODERN FOUR.ROOMS — Private Sunday. 8 j?,m. to WAK FLORIST,.99 Ave. ot Two Rlvori, woman with best references. Call Good condition. J50, SIAMESE KITTENS MZ-0259 Coll 787-7329 home. Near shopping, schools. Immediate 4:30 p.m. Good GARAGE SALE REGISTERED occupancy. Phone 787-461°. CIRCLE 741-1117 inccnlivo pay after New Shrewsbury. Just ot Mr. Gran, 3n.MII. Coll 671-2936 rage. All utilities except pleclrlc.4300 per paid holidays and EXPERIENCED SECRETARY — Bl-llnp- Swlmjnlno River Rd, , month. S42-IIOO. ^ PIZZA MAN - Waitresses, day and nlnht, ASK FOR EDDoFELICE ot nor bonof if s ual Enqllsh-Spanlsh, seeks position 9 fa GARAGU SALE — Sat. orrd Sun,, Oct. TTPTWRITERSTADSING machines. All DALMATIANS-AKC — Mrehoute Spe- " sly In person after 4 p.m. Lulgl's, 2« :00. 564-621)2. mokes new.or-used. Guaranteed Low as cial?. Great family dogs. Ready to go. available. Front St., Red Bonk. and 10* 9 to 4 p.m. Polla wooden faldln^, door, men's suit.-,, 46XL, shirts ]& and \T, S25. Scrplco's, 101 Monmouth St. Next to Very reasonable. Coll after 6 p.m. 264- Mare Classified Help Wanted WIDDLETOWN ARtA - 16 year old do 34 gnd $6,' Mini bikes and parts. Games, thealer. 747-0485. on Nfxf Page Hwy 35 264-8000 Keyport Help Wanted Ires work between 1 p.m.. ona 10 p.m. miles, hooks. Frlgidalre dehumldlfler Male or Female 671.1006. 5kl equfpment- Phonographs, furniture, 1969. APACHE — Tent trailer. Sleeps six, RlSH SETTER — Vi year old malt. Male or Female rugs, etc. 25 Hcalhcllft Rd., Rumson. .love, sink. Icebox. S900. AKC registered. SECRETARY — Kolharlno Glbbs qradu- 671-0635 Phone 747.0546. Apartments ate ond fmynctiflrnployo desires narf-tlmi DEMOLITION SALE — Contents 25 room shore mansion* 48 Ocean Ave. Monmoufh 3' CRICKET — Sleeps four. Stove, Ice- jT. BERNARDS — AKC, females, rough secretarial worWo\^hwn0, Includtng Ihcsl f ond smooth, 10 wks. Sired Ch. Hugo. Ex- and term papers. Call 747-1632. Beach. Furniture, plumbing* marble sinks, >ox, sink, toilet. Asklna J800. SALES CLERK lumber, etc. Cash and carry, Make offer 787-0456 cellent temperament. 787-1693. Need alert, ag- HOUSEKEEPER — Hard worklnc colloni) on anything. Frl., Sat., OCT. 8 and 9th Noon until 8 p.m. >KI BOOTS — Rlker. 8Vi-9, ski poles too, .[jroasivo poison girl for cleaning ond child core, Lovos .25. Coll alter 4 p.m. AKC MINI POODLES - Silver. Nine 1 children and animals. Experienced, oaod weeKs. Two males, two females. S65, GREEN GROVE with right por- RUMMAGE SALE — Somethlno for ev- 842-1884 Coll 767-1164 PATHMARK references. Rumson, 842-M22. erybody, Boneflt'Bayshore Community Bonallly to, '--pltal, given by Atlantic Highlands _ UNS — New ond used. Buy, sell or ^TesTTutTENTRound Oriental hanclla cuBlom- ...-lllary, sea 5cout Bldg. ot the Hcrbon rade. MANNY AND MARY'S SPORTS heads, extra nice coals. Hlmalyan-slred. Atlantic Highlands,. Oct. 1), 10-4 p.m. Oct. MOP, Rt. 36, Eost Keansburg. 707.0508. Also Himalayan kittens. 264-6410. APARTMENTS era on phono, FINANCIAL 9, 9:30 to 12 noon. Must bo ablo lo. COMBINATION — Wheelchair and com- Business Opportunities GARAGE SALE — B?rcioverdaTe"circie mode, Never used. Chrome finish and ad- 'EKINGE5E — Purebred. AKC. 5100 and lypo orders and Jew Shrewsbury. Baby furniture, hoUso- ustablc loot platform. Best olfor. 291* i!25. Adorable, 9 week!. ! Efficiency GROWS AGAIN follow up ohlp- GREAT mid Items, clnthlna- Items In ooort mndl- 1567, • 922-1594 Ion. some like new. Sat,f II to A, Sun/A msnla and copo BUSINESS to 4 p.m. FILL DIRT AND.TOP SOIL HOR~5ES~BOARmFD"— Or box stalls rcn- ! One-bedroom with prossuro In Free delivery ted. Pasture, trails, and training paddock Join the company that Is the fastest growing OPPORTUNITY GARAGE SALE — BloctrlcOroom, dehu- Coll 74I-4M2 offer 6 p.m. •ith jumps, Chopcl Hill, 391-4399* two-bedroom •amall busy ol- Exciting now program ncftds conimunlly ildlfler» portable TV, washer, furniture, 97lTSwTER~kTNO~CAM chain.,We oro seeking courteous, ambitious lico. ' minded manor woman Interested In work- lumbtng (Ixfurcs, tiros, etc. Sdt,, Syn.f ID >. Sink, slove icebov. Coll .ADRADOR RETRIEVER — Ncods a 99 Greengrove Ave., Key- Ing with local business men. Tralnlna o S p.m., 63 Rlvoredga Rd., New Shrews- lome with plenty of land. Good watch personnel for our new store In Eatontown. Hw/. 35 264-8000 Koyport done at homp office, Earning potential un jury (behind Airport). - B42-O175 log. Phone 8J2-5638. port. Manager's Office. llmlt»d. 5250O Investment needed. Col ,F«d Carter, S18681-40.1B collect, or write DINING ROOM SET -- Contemporary, EFRIGHRATOR — Five years old. Apartment 34. Call 264- T.v.'Facts,.Box 80), E. Norwich, N.Y mahogany. Table, six chairs, buffet anr real for the holidays when no one has INY TOY POODLES - Two moles. chinaclosct, Sturdy. S90. 29MA9T. 2D nough space, or use as on extra In base- AKC. Six weeks. Excellent lines. 1846. FULL & PART-TIME Washington Ava., Leonardo. nen! or cotlago. Only S25. 671-9257. Call 787-3)18. CALIFORNIA manufacturing company Two blocks cast Rt, 36 ond lhas openlnos'for'dlstrlbutorsnlps In tho POOL MOTOR PUG PUPPIES - Fawn, 160. Also With or without experience in the following de- TOFSOTL S1O0 black puns. AKC. 1)25. Coll istioro area, Above averano Income, In. U Middle Rd. Wholesale tandem loads. Cot! before 12 or Phone 495.1J34 5o4-2292 partments. '•.,'.'.,. > vestment secured. Call for appointment! i(tcr4p.ni. 229-93?3. QA5 29l473f NIGHT CREW CASHIERS WANUM fable, 6 chnlrs; bedroom icr, double (10p,m.-8n.m.) 2 dressers; sofa-bed, 7 chairs sllnco- MEAT WRAPPERS To woik lull lime in a flrowlnn o'- INSTRUCTION 'crcd, chtpo closet, end.tablos. .142-3/57 llco thnt Iri n inonibor ti( UioMul- PRODUCE PORTERS ORGAN LESSONS — Any ope, Bcnjnners ipTCF-fOXT4l)roWl!SrTig.o6 llplo l-telln(i Son/Ico, ' and intormedintos. For Informnllon, coll solo. 23 Carrloac Drive, Mlddlotown. QASSiFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY DAIRY BAKERS HELPERS Wo aro looking for two roapon- /a/0618 oiler 7 p.m. weekdays. L59 ciblo, clodlcatotl porsons;, mulo or fiflTfubTEfrfTyHnu A HANDY GUIDE OF. BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR OONUTMEN MEAT CUTTERS r CiDrrnan In your lionic. 90 Railroad Ave., Rclforrf. l-urnllure. lemulo, with oxcnllenl chnrnolbr 842-74S2 :lothesi miscellaneous. 78/-42y2. AAANY NEEDS! roluronqoR. A nollnon doflroo.ol- iARA^)ESATrEnfeanibiifnri:ri7aliS Ihough not rcHjuIrnd, isprolorred.' iat., 10 1o 5 p.m. 2 Manlowoouf Ave. MIs- PATHMARK OFFERS: Wo cull supply you wllli' quflllllrid Instruction ollanoous Hems far sole. proopocto, book you up with nn EWAYsCu ffrursTrKrSaC, Adding Machines-Typewriters (iaragc Door.s Career Opportunity Excellont Starting Salary 3d. 7,0, 9, Antiques ond monv other ooocl Painting and Decorating MEN 8, WOMEN 17-62 lungs, 38 Ave. D. Atlantic Highland]. oxtonalvo ndvoillslnn program mid DOING MACHINES - Typewriters Electric Operotort, Radio Controls, Fl. CARL B. JONES — Painting and wotloa. rquclor [isslstnnco to local pooplo old. renter!, repaired. Serplro'5, 101 Mon- brrciion Poors. Soles and Scrylce. Call pcrlng. Fully Insured. For free estimates, Advoncomont Outstanding Benefits ARE NEEDED IN HtiXiitrSM.ERiliror5ifln»rFrl7, uujth St., n«l Dank, 74A04B5. reloontinn to any port ol tliu cil., Oct. 0, 9,11 to y Furniture, toys, etc. NED SICKELS, INC. 542-6212 call 2j9-3t3a, Pleasant Working Conditions Training With Pay CIVIL SERVICE ? Seventh St.. W, Koansbura. Unlfod Gtatos. CITY STATE FEDERAL NO HIGH SCHOOL NECESSARY AXdESASALe6cE»ri(irTL » andlUK ('lock and Watch Repairing PAPER HANGING \iVnnroa Ro«itr>r oriontod olfloo 0-4 p.m.. GvorythlnGvo o anci-pnythlna. 7 General Contactors No Jon too small thnt t)ullev(m tho word "norvloo."' Mlawore AvAvo;o, Allanllc Hlghlonds. IIHII ;iocki, watches, line lewnlrv oxportly PRANK E. WMITINO"••ITIf" * 74I-IK4 WANT TO KNOW MORE? on Pork near: Old Stone Church) 872-08SI. tone. Don Pont jewolorj, in Rlvor Rd,, CARPENTRY - Remodellna paneling, boot duucrlbos our obligations lo •air llavon. 842-6257. closets, doors. Odd lobi< R oionabfe APPLY: our ctlontu. ,$3.I'6"RR. TWO DIAMOND RINOS roles. 842-4395. Stato Jitoro Clerk Custom Reasonable for u poroonnl ond oonlldonllnl .Post Office Immloration* Call holwecn 9-H a.m. Ki-'I1U Peart and Bead Rcstrlnglng PATHMAFIK OF EATONTOWN Clerical Workers Polica" Concrete Work .„_„. CARPENTER-BUILDER „ discussion, contact Mr. Swanklo >ARA?^5Anr^^cT7Tonon>fb^rnT cnmniefo home Improvements, alfera* Expertly on Droiifed nylon. It.JO o itrond. Mftchcinlca Social Work n. Hl.pl, moulon coats, more. Oooa ILC, CERAMICS. MOSAICS - Pointing, HWY. 36 AT EATONTOWN CIRCLE Koop present lob while prepafiiio lions, additions, Roofing, siding. sterlino cloipj from IS REUHIUE''- 3» rices. 74 Avonaale Lane, Matowan. loitering,, masonry, concrete, stucco, 7W-6IV3 A, Ouorlno Brood St., Red Bonk. . EATONTOWN, N.J. tor Govorninonf Exams. ory Oulort. Pull/ Insured. 7-SH-247S. Homo Qffico, oreonwfchf Conn. XoB5ALEcoiTffcckr6ci.7rfl7 SWAN-KEY Forl:roo Information rl 9. Io q,m. on. Manor Rd., (olf Rt. Mon. Thru Frl. 0 a.m.-S p.m. 37). 4«3-4/o7. Nnckers, oak furniture, Sat, 0 a.m.-1 p.m. REALTY C A LL(212)469-4030 lasiwaro, garden toolsi mowers, etc. Diamonds Bought or Itcstylcd Odd Jobs Roofing, Siding & insulation c RATN"L IN K"M E NCTNO" .et M\ buy the diamond vou don't wear or LIGHT HAULINO- Cellars, oaroaet OLSON'CO. ROOI1INO AND SIDING NATIONAL TRAINING VI PRICE el us rtityiri them for you personally, cleaned up. Free eillmolei. M1-Ji4f offer An *qgal opportunity employer 042-6550 ,..»r ho» led over from larnc In- usslllo's, is Broad Sf. 3 p.m. ' 13J3 Flcilbush Avo, > lotion flr»f qualify chain link fonclno. J 124Hwy.3S Mlddletown Brooklyn, N.Y. 11226 PRICEI Installation and turmiar- anged. 741.4700. The Oafly'Ktgtster, Red Batik — MiddlcKiwt,N.J., Wednesday, October 6,1971 WAGONER TO CARACAS T SUmSmMnl NEW YORK (AP) - » Apcrfmenfs Wanted fo Rent Wagoner and Daneew, a two* «OW THfc #1 /ER ~ PtntfMUtt jBKrfO MAN -iHiton to thor* qparl mtjcnce y MV MOM SAYS SH^S Printed Pattej Thrtt BMiroctni, lw»» bothlbothl.. Carpfll/ rtieiM ond »ww with jarne. Red torn- year-old modern dance com «n( parkinprkpa i g InciteIidd My)My). B«lm«iTftrB n Mi«dll-9il4. One acre wllh 200' frontage on river. milted under Section 40A;2-2O of said Lai Jerry Koosman struck out Wil expose for sale at public vendue, at th( Commercial Rentals Lovely view, prestlalous area. Asking hos been Included in the foregoing cat Court House In the Borough of Freehold ROOM WITH BATH - Maid service. TV. *lVEfc OAKS RANCH U9.5OO. mated cost of said improvement or pur ie Mays three times, May County of Monmouth, New Jersey, oi 135 a week. Call Wlndlammer, Sea Bright, pose. t Monday the 1st day of November, Wl, al I42J0B4. said: "Hestillhasasorearm.' ! o'clock P.M. Prevailing Time. DISTINGUISHED La roe living room with fire- (e) This bond ordinance authorizes obi RED BANK — Two cportmenis. One place, bufit-ln bookcases. Tea- 9 gallons of the Township solely far a pur- "I don't think Willie will eve: All the plaintiff's right, title anil In! OFFICES male 842-3756; one female 842-4097. To be kwood paneled family room. FAIR HAVEN — looxioo. Nice trees. pose described In subsection (h) of Sec- est, If any, In and to the following.- shared with same. Good location. tion 4QA:2-7 of said Law. and the said obli- break Babe Ruth's home rui All that lot, troct or parcel of land c Located In center or Red Bonk Business Three bedrooms, two baths. Close to schools, transportation. Lovely area, Near pond. 642-6J91. gations authorized by this bond ordinance premises, situate, lying and being Inv>. district. Centrally olf conditioned. Pictu- are to be Issued for a purpose which 1: record," said Koosman whi Township or Ocean, Counly of Monmouli NiCfc — Comfortable room. Kitchen prlvi- resque lot backs up to private eges. On bus line. Lady preferred. Call "selMlquldaHng" within the meaning an ond State of New Jersey. „ . • Central Air Conditioning estate. M4,0OQ. . BUILDING LOT — Handy transportation, pitched the Mets to a 5-1 win $ 291-4382. N.Y, and Newark busts ot-aoorsiep. limitations of Section 4QA:2-4S of said La^ Beglnnlno at a point on tho norlherl] • Sell Service Elevator 97x208. Reasonable. Call 787-6771. ore deductible, pursuant to subsection The public swimming poo until the 1872 season to fac Vl minutes tasi 100.lv teet to a plj)' CALL 741-9333 hereinabove authorized to be constructec Ihence running (3) Soulh 16 degrees 54 Broad Street Red Bank ? .'2-1818 Is hereby created and established as a mu Kooz again. minutes west U9.23 feet to a pipe ttondll on tto southerly line ot Roymtre Aveni Call for appointment ta Inspect 1 Commercial Property nlclpal public utility for all of the pur- RED BANK — Rooms. no kitchen. 92 poses of the Local Bond Law of New Jer- LEGAL NOTICE dlitont 358.49 feet west from Lake Drlv« 747-1100 Wallace St. (Off Broad St.) 74l-53«, 12-1 CAPE CODDER INCOME PROPERTY-RED BANK — sey ana of Chapter 166 of tho Pamphlet thence running <4) North 67 degrees 0 TWO BARNS FOR RENT — For oenerol p.m. 5-9 p.m. leal first home In a great Fair Haven Shrewsbury Ave. Owner relocating, anx- Laws of 1957 of said State, ond It is hereby ' ADVERTISEMENT FO~R BIDS minutes 30 seconds west 100.52 (eel to thi ttoroae. Colls Neck area. Call after 7 p.m. ea for the kids. Two blocks to school. ious la ull. Income IM60 yr. 2 stares, 3 found ond determined to be a ullllty, en- Protect No. 0798 point or place of beginning. RED BANK — Second floor. Large closet, Aalure trees and shrubs surround this apartments. Asking 130,000. Call 747-M30 terprise or purpose authorized to be un- and BelnLfWII'Un VIalIl %J9pf lotIUIsJ HUJNoj*. TAT,* 4J-IVf , 4-*¥? an••""•d JOl, i seml-prlvate bath and shower, one per- :asy ta care for home. Living room with before 5 p.m. dertaken by the Township and from which Location Iron Removal Equipment Block 3 on revised map of tnfcrlaken c son, JiS week. 741-1855. • ireplace, cat-In kitchen. Three bedrooms It may receive fees, rents orotbe tafesi made by J. W. Seaman, C. E.- Lo . tt. 51.2 charges, ond all fees, rents or othe Ocean Residential Grou LAROE ATTRACTIVE ROOM - Full pri- mclosed rear porch, FHA approved a Center* Forked River, Net Branch, N.J., Juiy 1927, Scale 1"-60 fei ail"ft. No ullllliw. e?l-0M2. 29,990, 10% down If qualified. See II Real Estate Wanted charges received by the Township for o which mop Is duly filed fn Iho Monmot vate both. Prlvale entrance. Gentleman In connection wllh iho use or services ol , Jersey OFFICE SPACE — New walMo-woll car- •eferred. Call U\-*in otter 5 p.m. idayl Owner: State of New Jersey *" ' County Clerk's Office, Freehold, New J< ROGER P. such municipal public utility shall be held, 1 sey. nrtlnq and paneling, first floor Broad St, Colts Neck-Holmdel used and applied In accordance with the Separate scaled bids 26. documents may be examined at the fo Notice Is hereby given that saled bid space In professional zone of Red Bank. ft on Lloyd Rd. to Church St. Right on LEGAL NOTICE lowing" wlna:: win be received In the Reception Room ol favorite shirt look! Have it in Immediate occupancy. Will decorate and hurch St. to Model on Charm court. " Section 7. The full faith and credit ol the Divisio"vision of BuildinBulldlnog can d Constructio__ n tho Division ot Purchase and Properly, oartltlon fo suit. Attractive long-term Township are hereby pledged to the puno West Stale and Willow Streets 4th floor. State House, Trenton* New Jer- one or two colors. HALL NOTICE lual paymehf of the principal of and Inter- sey 08«5, on October 13,1971 of 2:00 P.M. Tease available. Coll HOWARD B. DEX- Trenton, New Jersey 00625 BIANCHI AGENCY BOND ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR est on the said obligations authorized by ond wnt be opened and read tmmedlatet' TER ASSOCS. 747-2701. THE CONSTRUCTION OF APUBUC Copies may be obtained at the Dlvlslor printed Pattern ??4?: NEW AGENCY,REALTOR iealtors 53 3-4 M0 this bond ordinance. Said obligations shall of Building ond Construction, located a Ihereofler, for the following; SWIMMING POOL IN AND BY THE be direct, unlimited obligations of the Building Materials .OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE — In Crys- TOWNSHIP OF HOLMDEL, IN THE West Stole and Willow streets, Trenton Half Sizes 11% 12%, U%, tal Brook Professional Building, Hwy 35. 733 River Rd. Fair Haven Township, and the Township shall be obll New Jersey upon payment of $25.00 tai SlectroencephaloBrapfSletroencphlB c COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, NEW JER- lated to levy ad valorem taxes upon al Eoloniown. About 800 sq. tt; S291 pe~ tAZLET, Spill level, nine rooms, four SEY, APPROPRIATING IflOO,000 each set. Any unsuccessful bidder, upoi Hearing Aids and Accessories 16%. 1% 20%. Size 14& (bust month. call 542-2236. bedrooms, IVz baths, gas forced air. Car- .he taxable property within the Township returning such set promptly and In goo Heating Instrument Service THEREFOR AND AUTHORIZING THE for the payment of said obligations and In- 37) takes 3% yards 35-inch. ; 842-4200 I. Large lot. FHA appraised. $34*000. ISSUANCE OF $800,000 BONDS- OR condition, wilt be refunded his payment Hospital Sutmttes STARTER HOME .jouse vacant. MOKe otfer. Near every- terest thereon without limitation .of rate ana any non-bidden upon so rcturnln Hydraulic Hose Atsys. OFFH.H SUITE NOTES OF TWE TOWNSHIP FOR FI- or amount. Approximately 700 sq. ft. Keyporf. Mod- ^cotton good. Deep yard. Wall-to-wall', thing. 4¥x% mortgage assumption ova li- NANCING SUCH APPROPRIATION. such a set will be refunded S25.OO. Laboratory Analyses of Quality for Medi- SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS ern, one story brick professional building. vino room ond dining room* Modern ea able. (#15-71) Section 8. This bond ordinance shal The State reserves the right to relecJ cine for each pattern — add 25 Air conditioned. Parking on premises. n kitchen. Three bedrooms. Basemen take effect twenty (20) days after the first any or all bids. -aboratory Mice •round porches* Rv BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN- Avalloble Immediately. Ideal for business RANCH. 5 years young. Best location. SHIP COMMITTEE OF THE.TOWNSHIP publication thereof after final passage, os Each bidder must deposit with his bid; WWe n J ClothinClthi g . cents for each pattern for Air or professional use. Call 264-2117. Nine rooms, four bedrooms. 2Vz baths. OF HOLMDEL, IN THE COUNTY OF provided by said Local Bond Low. security In the amount, farm and sublecl *alnt*ltini gg Firs TTowerss 1 Seven appliances Included In sale. Central UONMOUTH, NEW JERSEY (not less to the conditions provided In the Instruc- ^lono TTinuuningg ana d VoicinVi g (Glaisboro) Mail and Special Handling., BEST OFFICE BUILDING IN AREA - BOYS PARADISE air conditioning. Wall-to-wall carpeting. than two-thirds of ail the members thereof ADOPTED, Oct. A, 1971 tions for Bidders, lattorlattormmss (Communications) Total 1150 sq. ft. — Reception room, two 1000 things to do and discover while cn|o< Can be used as mother-daughter setup. affirmatively concurring), AS FOLLOWS: DAVID COHEN Attention of bidders Is partlcularl ''olygrapl h UniUitt and AccessorieAei s SendNto Marian Martin, 420 private offices and general area. Air con- na family life in this tout-bedroom, iw< Many extras. «3,90Q. Section 1. The Improvement described Mayor -jlled to the requirements as to cond Hootoof CoatinCoati g and SealeSl r ditioned and all utilities. 1575 per month. bath home, with basement. In Rumsoi In Section 3 of this bond ordinance Is here* tlons of employment to be observed am Safety Training package The Red Bank Register, Pat- Contact Mrs. Greenleaf, 469420O.. Attractive living room wllb fireplace/ dl< MARIO PE SALVO by authorized as a general Improvement ATTEST: minimum wage rates to be paid under thi Shop Lumber Morn. tern Dept., 232 West 18th St., ng roomt deh and detached garage. Onl REAL ESTATE to be made or acquired by The Township JOHNP.WAD1NGT0N contract. Snow Fence SOHailctAve. Hozlet of Holmdel, In the County of Monmoutn, No bidder may withdraw his bid wlthti Snow Fence Pickets New York, N.Y. 10011 Print OFFICE SPACE — Motowon. Rt. 34. Ap- New Jersey. For the sold Improvement or Township Clerk •now Plow Blades proximately 750 sq. ft Immediate oc 264-228? sixty <60) days after the actual date of thi McAIIster Agency >Urpose stated In said Section 3, there Is STATEMENT opening thereof. rroctor-Loader NAME, ADDRESS with ZIP, coney. Call SWIM6 lor delolls. Realtor a * 4 BEDROOM COLONIAL tereby appropriated the sum of 5600,000 TM bond ordinance published herewith Trencher [09 E. River Rd., Rumson 84MS said sum being inclusive of all appropria- has been finally adopted on Oct. 4, 1971, DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASUR Specifications and the form of bid, con SIZE AND STYLE NUM- SHREWSBURY *- On Brood St. (Rt. 35)~ IN RUMSON tions heretofore made thcretor. and the twenty-day period of limitation Division of Building and Constructor wart ond bond for the proposed work art Buses lo Newark and NYC stop at door. DONALD A. SUlLIVANi Dlrectoi Section 2. For tne financing of said Im- within which a suit, action or proceeding on file m the Office of the Director and BER. ."' Ground floor, attractive paneling, built-in BREATHING ROOM • $41/625 questioning the validity of such ordinance October 6,13 J30.OI nioy bo secured by prospective bidders bookshelves and cabinets. Private c Absentee owner hopes to sell soon. This Is provement or purpose and fo meet said ill the beauty and privacy of a count) an attractive modernized home In an orea 300,000 appropriation* negotiable bonds can be commenced, os provided In the Lo during office hours. Bids must be (1) FREE FASHION OFFER! trance, private washroom. Approximately cal ©ond Law, has begun to run from th< made on a standard proposal form> (2) en- 550 sq. tt. Expansion area available. Im- setting, yet minutes from the statlo of much more expensive houses. Call now of the Township are hereby authorized to NOTICE schools end shopping. Lovely ono year ol be Issued In the principal amount of dote of the first publication of this state closed In the special addressed envelope, Choose one patternfrom 150 mediate. Call 842-5617 or 747-1500.. four-bedroom Colonial -filth bedrooi to Inspect. AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING CER (3» accompanied by a certified check 5600,000* pursuant TO the Local Bond Law ment. TAIN SPEED LIMITS IN THE TOWN styles in New .Fall-Winter oughed In. Great far the growing (ami LL AA. BORUS of New Jersey. In anticipation of the Is* JOHN P.WAD1NGTON drawn to the order of the Treasurer of the , STORE OR OFFICE — 430 sq. ft. in Par! ^Hodoymgx, • RU Township Clerk SHIP OF COLTS NECK, IN THE State of New Jersey, or a bid bond/ any ol REALTORS suance of said bonds and to temporarily COUNTY OF MONMOUTH AND Catalog. Send 50c for Catalog. MmS.J5 fnancesald Improvement or purpose, which shall not be les* than 10% of the River Rd., Fair Haven October 6 552.25 STATE OF NEW JERSEY. amount of the bid, and (4) delivered al the 747-4SM legotlable notes of the Township In a BE IT ORDAINED by the Township INSTANT SEWING BOOK principal amount not exceeding! 5600,000 above place on or before the hour named OFFICE SUITE-RED BANK — 75* sq. tt. Committee of the Township or colls Neck, os no bid will be cccepted after tne hour In excellent location. Desirable far any Uttlesilv are hereby authorized to be Issued pur- r sew today, wear tomorrow. McCU E suant to and within the limitations pre- 9-125 n the County of Monmouth and Stale o specified. Bids not so submitted will be profession. Coll ?47-37]Q between? end 5. Realtors INDt (I DUALITY scribed by said Law. SHERIFF'S SALE considered Informal and will be rejected. $1. INSTANT FASHION- 30 Rldae Rd. Rumsoi Quaint with charm. immocAtfate condition. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY SECTION 1 — That the speed limits The Director reserves the rlaht to relect Just listed. Ranch In LlttSTsiNer, very Section 3. (a) The Improvement hereby CHANCERY DIVISION long the following designated streets be any and all bids and to award contract In BOOK — Hundreds of fashion Houses for Rent 842-2760 distinctive. Enter a large center foyer to a authorized and the purpose lor the financ- MONMOUTH COUNTY stabllshed os follows: part or while If deemed to the best Inter- spacious living room with brick fireplace ing of which said obligations ore to be Is- Docket No. F-5343-70 (a) The speed limits for bolh directions ests of the State to do so. The successful facts. |1. : 5125 to,s350 Per Month sued is the construction of a public swim- Thomas P. Klely, et als.. Plaintiff vs: if traffic along Clover Hill Lane In the ildder will be required to furnish surety THE tfERG AGENCY OUTSTANDING VALUE and bay window. Gracious dining room. Imagine four bedrooms, three baths, re Many builf-Jns. Carpeting throughout. 181 ming pool In 1he Township with related Thomas Proctor Realty Company, a cor- Township of Colts Neck be established at bond in 1he full amount of the contract of Mil recrcatEonol, playground and other public poration ot the State of New Jersey, et 30 miles per hour.' 671-1000 reoflon room, two enclosed porche: kitchen with shuttered windows. Two bed- ratio, hot water heat, double garaai rooms, master 17* X 14'. Vh bafhs. En- facilities located on the East side of als.. Defendants (b) The speed limits for bolh directions company authorized to do business In many extras. All this far only S43,«00, closed porch and full basement. Beau- Holmdei-Key port Road including for such By virtue ot a writ ot execution In the tf traffic along Lolrd Road In the Town- ie Slate ot New Jersey. WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS— Fur- purpose and acquisition by purchase or State of New Jersey Men's Fashion nished and unfurnished. Immediate occu- tifully landscaped. Only 537,900. above stated octlon to me directed, I shall hip ot Colls Neck be established at 45 condemnation or lands more particularly expose for sole at public vendue at the niles per hour. Deportment of the Treasury pqney: SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY, described as a port of Block 46, Lot 79 lo* Ocwnport Av?., Ooeonporl. 542-3500. Court House In the Borough of Freehold, (c) The speed limits for both directions • Division at Purchase and Property PAULBRAG'AR cated In the southeasterly corner of the County of Monmouth New Jersey, on HERMAN CRYSTAL, Deputy Director VANJHORN Reaftor said premises consisting of up to 25 con- if traffic along New Street in the Town- FOUR-ROOM HOUSE — Unfurnished, full Monday the 18th day of October, \97\, at 2 hlp of Colls Ntck be established at 30 Open 7 days. Call 24 hours a day. 794 Brood St, Shrewsbury fguous acres of said premises together o'clock, P.M. Prevail ing Time. Sept. 29. Oct & 529.00 basement, in Mlddlefown, one block In y ,747-0221 tfg'i" a right of access from Holmdei-Key- nlies per hour. from Hwy 35. 5250 per month. Security re- All the following tract or parcel of land (d) The speed limits for bolh directions 747-4100 if traffic along Rlchdale Road In the quired. «71-S252. SM River Rd. Fair Have! TWO-BEDROOM CUSTOM RANCH port RoaaY saidpremlses being owned "b'y and 1he premises hereinafter particularly Vlanzo Contracting Co., Inc. under Deed described* situated, lying and being In the Township of ColH Heck be established at SHERIFF'S SALE On large, beautifully landscaped, com- SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY KEANSBURO -* Four rooms, front onu LEAVE YOUR PAINT pletely cyclone fenced lot. Just 9 years old datelated April 14,114,19719 , recorded in Book 3730 Borough of Eatontown, In the County of 30 miles per hour. reor porch. Private entrance. Large back, BRUSH AT HOMEI In "lhe_Mpnmoot' puth County Clerk's Office on. Monmouth and State of New Jersey: (e) The speed limits for both directions CHANCERY DIVISION and in excellent condition. Complete mod- l 2 FIRST TRACT: MONMOUTH COUNTY yard. Near all conveniences. Couple only. Icautlful three-bedroom split level li ern science kitchen with washer and ag e 31S onAprlT 2Q»-_Wi« a* a site for of tralllc along Tulip Lane In the Town- CaU7B7-S911. irlme area ot Hazlct boasts large llvln safcafal swimming poofo),, and the construction Beginning at a point In the easterly line ihlp of Colts Neck be established at 35 Docket No. F-1760-70 dryer. Tiled both. 12x20 living room with on suchi siti e or a new swimming pool with FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE AS- aom, dining room, kllchen, paneled faml new wall-to-wall carpeting, air condi- of South Street of the northwest cu'rner of ilies oer hour. VERMONT IS COLORED! — Lodge, y room, ana V/z baths. Waiving distance required pumping and filtering equipment, the land formerly owned by Charles D. (f) The speed limits for both directions SOCIATION, a corporation organized un- sleeps seven. In golfing, riding, tennis lo schools, shopping and transportation tioned. Close to church ond.trans- bathhouse facilities, motor vehicle park- Corlles, deceased; thence (1) North 14 de- der an Act of Congress and existing pur- portaiion. Especially nice. (24,900. >I traffic along Village Lono In the Town- area. Seasonal rent for skiing. 842-3593. All utilities, plus wall-to-wall carpeting f Ing areas, fencing, landscaping, picnic grees 41 minutes East, 120 feet to a point; ihlp of Colts Neck be established at 30 suant to the Federal National Mortgage and paid for. Priced at msoO, areas, athletic, recreational and hence (2) Easterly and at right angles to niles per hour. 55oclotlon Charter Act, having Its prlncl- FOR LEASE OR SALE — Four-bedroom SAAOLKO AGENCY playground facilities ond appurtenances, the easterly line of South Street, ISO feet oi office In the city of Washington, Dls- REAL ESTATE and all structures necessary or desirable (g) The speed limits for bolh directions house Motowon orea. Immediate occu- Walker & Walker, Realtors o a point; (hence (3) Southerly ond parol- >f traffic along Woodhollow Road In the Net of Columbia, Plaintiff vs: ROGER pancy. Coil 775-4077. 245 Main St.* Keonsburg for the construction of such swimming el to Ihe easterly line of South Street, r W. ALSTON and VIVIAN T. ALSTON, his Iwy. 35 671-3311 Mlddletown pool facility. Including all work or mate- ownshlp of Colts Neck be established at 787-0123 16.13 feet, more or less to a point; thence 10 miles per hour. wife, FRANKLIN BANK, MASON DAR- RED BANK — Living room with fire- FREEHOLD EORO — Exclusive area, rials necessary therefor or Incidental (4) Easterly and parallel to the southerly BY and JEAN DARBY, his wife, and the place, dining area, kitchen, four bed- Charming custom bullt,tlve-bedroom, 2V2 RUMSON — MgifcntMagnificent, , owner-builtonrbui , thereto, ond all In accordance with plans lino of Kremer Avenue 174.38 feef, more SECTION 2 — Regulatory and warning STATE OF NEW JERSEY Defendants wtft. spnt ranch on a large, beautifully Igns shall be erected and maintained to rooms, two baths. Garage. Central air thethree or tbtour-bedrood m RRanchRanchh .. TThreThreh be beabeaau and specifications therefor prepared and or less, to a point; Ihence (5) Soulherty By virtue ot a writ of execution In the landscaped (ot within a lew blocks 01 on file in the office of the Township Clerk. and at right angles fo course four (4), !lfcct the above designated speed limits conditioning. Lease. Reference, security shopping and schools. This lovely home tiful acres. Foyeer galleryll . 242** X 15' didinini g is required by the New Jersey Depart- above stated action to me directed, I shall required. Call otter 8 p.m. 842-1773. room. 3'/i bains. Two fireplacesfiepc . Porch, 73.41 feet, more or less to a point In the expose for sole at public vendue at the eafures a large* modern, eat-In kitchen (b) The estimated maximum amount of northerly line of land formerly owned by nent of Transportation and as specified In ormal dining room, spacious living room patio. HINDOO, OOwner , 84M33?84M33?. he letter and authorization Issued Sep- Court House in ihe Borough of Freehold. HAZLET — Three-bedroom bi-level. !W(_ Charles D. Corlles. deceased, aforesaid; County of Monmouth, New Jersey/ on car garqpe. Convenient. Immediate occtj- wllh fireplace, den, sunporch, flowei 3onds orriotcs to be issued tor sold pur- thence <6> North 78 degrees 37 minutes tember 14, 1971 from the New Jersey De- room, laundry room/ and attached two partment of Transportation. Monday 1t\e lam day of October, 197). at 2 pancy. 739-0887 mornings. 264-3229. ASSUAAABLE MORTGAGE cost of sold purpose Is West 321.58 feet more or less to the eas- o'clock, P.M. Prevailing Time. car garage. Call us for an appointment tc Lovely River Plaza home. Four terly line of South Street at the point of SECTION 3 — This ordinance shall toke POCONOS — Lake Harmony. Large cha- seefnls home of your dreams. $49,500. bedrooms, den, v/i bath:, lull Meet upon approval by the Commissioner •ALL that tract or parcel of land, situate, Section A. The following matters are leafnnlng. ylng and being In the Borough of Belmar, let. Overlooks Big Boulder. Pour bed- DEMISE REALTY ASSOCIATES basement, fireplace. tereby determined, declared, recited and SECOND TRACT: if Transportation. Call today In Ihe County of Monmouth, m the State of rooms, two baths. Season or monthly. 731- Hwy 9 ct Traffic Circle, Freehold .tated: PUBLIC NOTICE New Jersey: W55. . ' 462-14M New Listing Beginning at the northwesterly corner The torcgolng ordinance was introduced (a) The said purpose described In Sec- KNOWN os the southerly port of Lot 23 531,500 Ion 3 of this bond ordinance Is not a cur- of the first tract and thence northerly and passed first reading at a regular MIDDLETOWN — Three-bedroom ranch iEA BRIGHT — Olock ta beach an along the easterly side of South Street 30 meeting of the Township Committee ot the as shown on a plan of the Homestead >chool. Completely redecorated Is 1nl en t expense and Is a property of Im- ract of the late John Brown, deceased. Immaculate. One year lease. Security ALLAIRE-FARROW :rovement which the Township may low- feet more or less to a point; said point Township of Colls Neck held on Septem- Adults preferred. Available Oct. 1. 264 )lder two-bedroom home. Every roor AGENCY being the southwesterly corner of the >er 30, 1971 and will come up for final 'Ormerly ad|ofnlng the Borough of Qcl- astefully furnished. Large fenced lo Realtors J 'ully acquire or make os a general Im- nar, Monmoulh County, New Jersey, and urovcment, and.no part of the cost thereof lands of Pearce; thence (1) Easterly lonslderotlon ond passage at a regular -ow taxes. Immediate occupancy. 522,500, i» Broad St., Red Bank 7 13th Avenue, Belmar, New Jersey. Realtor sold obligations authorized by this bond sey Corporation, et als.. Defendants nedlate occupancy. FHA Inspected. F "Our 53rd Year** Ally, The appropriate amount of the [udgment ordinance will be within all debt limita- By virtue of a writ of execution In tho Kinclng available. Price 120,500, Call 74 648 Hwy 35 Shrewsbury 741-8600 ept. 22,59, Oct.«,13 175.00 J be satisfied by sold sale Is ihe-sum ot Wanted to Rent tions prescribed bv sold Low. ibove slated octlon to me directed, 1 shall 110,622.00 together with the costs of this NEW HOMES FOR SALE expose for sale at public venue, at the WE NEED — Five or six. 2-3 bedroom TWO-BEDROOM — Co-operative aporl Storting high S30's. Builder. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE ^ourt House In the Borough of Freohold, Tho Sheriff hereby reserves the right to Rental Homes, furnished or unfurnished ment. Excellent condition. Cat! 671-4687 bounty ot Monmoulh, New Jersey, on adjourn this sole without further notice by from $85 to S350 per month for Incoming Call 842-9251. Monday the 18th day of October, 1971, at 2 subllcotlon. • personnel. THE BERG AGENCY, Rt. 35, AUTHENTIC CAPE COD — Wllh air con- BOROUGH OF RED BANK "clock, P.M. Prevailing Time. DLDE SHREWSBURY — Cope Cod, foui All the following tracts- or parcels ot PAUL KIERNAN, Sheriff. Mlddletown. 471-1000. ditioners. Living room with fireplace. UNPAID TAXES-YEAR 1W0. • •otPd August 9,1971 t>edrooms, large kllchen. Excellent condl Formal dining room. Science kllchcn wllh NAME BLK. LOT IOCATIOH and In the City of Long Branch, county of lion. Fenced yard with 24' swfmminqjjool Monmouth, ond State of New Jersey: S. Thomos Gagliono, Atly. Any season's right for these RED BANK — Or vicinity. One-bedroom breakfast area. Recreation room, large Mr;. Finht'Tnr' " ' " "' •""*"'OA" &22-2* (fc1^* w»». • •Fron !»»»•t St-m-m-T -"- . . 8 :IRST TRACT: BEGINNING ot o point In Opt. 22, 29, Oct. 6, 13 Sflfl.00 apartment, Nov. 1 or Dec. 1 to June 30. ixtras. Principals only. H2,900. 747-392' patio. Oversized garage. Professional In- Andrcw^uscll ' •"""." 10 7 35-27 E. Front St men's fashion tops. ' Furnished or unfurnished. Ncwlywcds. 'ter 3 p.m. n :hc westerly line of Second Avenue distant tertor decor and architectural tana- S *\ Jjnilnmi 14 18 43 Harrison Ave I78.<4 feet northerly from tho northwest 9-128 " Will take sub-lease. 566-7724. 19 47Harrlson Ave INSTANT CROCHET — Use =AIR HAVEN — Faclnapond. Three bed- ".fffts-jte*5"*Low 60 /Ith fireplace, three bedrooms; two fu. Five-bedroom center hall Colonial featur- U.P."FIdx.....,.^.i.v««u.«*"tv"-. krgrces 50' West a distance of 217.69 feet cpiui.!.-. miff? oeurooins; iwo rui 216 W. Bergen PI louth and State ol New Jersey: Bank Register, Neediecrait alhs, largirgec kitchekitchenn , patiotio, ampl le storagt e fng fireplace, 2'h beautifully tiled baths, 1H.F. Meadows 2 » a point; thence (2) North 03 degrees 10" Being known ond designated os Lot 1 In Vccess to waterwater. Must be seen to be DD- formal living room, banquet size dining M.B. Williams 33 314 W, Bergen PI East a dlstonco of 707.01 feet to a point; lock S-7-K on a mop entitled "Berkle Dept., Box 181, Old Chelsea QUALITY SPECIALS ircclotedd.. 747-57J0 or 747-3018. 554,900. room, country kitchen, fwo-car naraac. Caroline Dean 81 130 Lelghton Av hence (3) Soulh J5 degrees 30' East a dls- sfoles, Township of Neptune Monmoulh On one acre lot, Foil occupancy. 563,900. O. it C. Dean „.,.»„„.. 61 13» Ulohton Av ance of 174.33 feet to a point; thence (4) ounty, N.J. March fl, 1955 Howard C. Station, New York, N.Y o« Bonk St Soulh 03 degrees 10' West a distance of iirdsali, P, u. & L. S," filed In Iho Mon- Houses For Sale BIANCHI AGENCY Tdion AV.::. .:.....:....;;:. M7.58 feet to a point; thonco (5» south 13 10011, Print PATTERN NUM INCOME J. s. Tyier.::.;:.;.;:;;;,;:.;..... ioulh Counly ClorK') Office an June 24, Realtors 5B3-4900 127 WMtsldo AV ifcgrccs 35' West a dlstonco ot 101.76 feel 955 as Mop No. 39-17. Morions Webb 101 W. WMllfdOAV %.. o a point; Ihcnco (6) south 66 degrees 40' BER, NAME, 'ADDRESS PROPERTY! BLUE CHIP OFFERING — Charmlnfjond Corrlgon «< McLary, 10" Enst 0 dlstonco ol 144.99 feet to a BEGINNING ot an Iron plpo set In tho allractlve four-bedroom Cape Cod In St. 48 Newman Springs..,,, •asterIy line of Hlllvlew Drive, said point Three-bedroom duplex. Large FOR REAL SERVICE R.L. Lewis 8» 330 Shrewsbury Av....,...... olnt In Iho westerly line of Second Ave- ZIP. Jame* Porlsh In Ldlift Silver. Ampie lue; lhanco (7) along the said westerly >olng tho southwesterly corner of Lot No. rooms. Spacious tot. Excellent IN REAL ESTATE 1- ,| ,| j trees l'/ balhs Doris Harper ,,..,„,,,„ »vA & grounds wl'lllh)n finnee 5hatshad0e trees. . bafhs, S. & D.F. Horpor OTA 130 9OWe5l>lcloAV , Ine of Second Avenue Soulh 21 dogrcos on the aforesaid mop and running: NEW 1072 Needlecraft Cata condition. Ideal location. S34.900. 74' family, nroom, fireplace In livinigg room, J. Parks :. 50 13 177 W.Bcraori PI 5' 10" West a distance of 267.7? feet fo icnce (t) olono the easterly lino of HIII- Consult a fmmocutafculatoi kitchen with all applianccp s "? point or place of B EG IN NIN G, lew Drive, North 22 degrees 00 minutes log crammed with the mo.x; Mrs. M.A. Anderson Est 91 39 29? Shrewsbury Av.... Zest, 76.19 real to a concrete monument; Member ol and full basement. Transferred owner K. n'K. Ayiran,,... , W .13 Willow SI !_ The above description is drawn In ac- HANDYMAN'S read/to move. Asking J34.500. E.A. ARM- hence (2) North 29 degrees 49 mlrtutcs 35 fabulous fashions, accc;; Sthlocdcr Const. Co il 24J Shrewsbury Av cordance wllh a survoy made by Charles Red Bank Area STRONG AGENCY, Realtor, 5S5 Prospect R. & s. wmioms ' 74 f C. Wlddls, P. E. S. C. 5,, doled June 14, ocontiu West, 3.34 feet to a concrete sorles, gifts. Knit,: crochet SPECIAL Ave, Little Silver. 741-4500. 209 Shrewsbury Av 1969. nonument; ttionco (3) from said concrete R. & S. Williams : 79 31 508 W.Bergon PI nonument along a curve ruftnlng from the Two-bedroom.ranch. F,ulf base- MLS mt R. & s. willloms gi 10 139 River 51 aid easterly line of Hlllvlew Drive into embroider. Free patterns "JEEDS A LITTLE "ZING" - Throe-bed- R. & S. Williams MA menf. enclosed porcli 75x100 lot: room* two-baih split level In Little Silver 119 7v Sunset Av.... Tho above premises have been con- ho southerly line of HIM Drive, said curve R. & G. Williams 89A 120 Send 50c. $14,700. cries for some Imagination and love, 77 Sunset AV..... „. 232,68 veyed to tho morfflooor by two deeds, one Ml.vOO. ELLEN S. HAZELTON, Realtor. nonouoK OF RED BANK from John F. citladlno & Rosemary Clffa- New Instant Crochet Book 3W. River Rd., Romson. 84J-32O0. WATER AND SEWER CHAROES-YEAR 1»7I dfno, his wlfo, doled September 15lh, 1969, MOVE RIGHT IN db RUMSON lor LOCATION recorded September 19th, !W, in Deed Jrfvo, North 49 degrees 25 minutes 55 sfiC' — step-by-step pictures, pat- A compact ultra modern home wllh \r 533 Mechanic Street Book 365B, page 42 find The other from mti% Ea&t, 85.23 foot lo an Iron pipe; <5) this three-bedroom ranch boasts real charm and oil spacious rooms. 5- Lo nrnace holi, bg lig 130 Mechanic Slrtot Murroy Bernstein 8. Paulino Bernstein, lou h 29 degrees 48 inlnutos 35 seconds -terns teach today's way. %\M an 80x100 comer lot, air condl- Laroe cntrnace holi, big living room, « Wallace Street his wlfo, doled April 24lh, 1969 and record' ;ast 4$.43 feet to an Iron pipe;"thence (6) large diidininn g room/ magnificenagnificent mod Complete Instant Gift Book tlonfng and. aluminum siding, plus cm kitchen with family room and 191 Brood Street ,.„. nil May 2nd, 1969, In Book 3633, pago 676, •oulhi 22 degrees 00 mfnutes East, fl!,M fireplace. Sunroorn, den, three mas- \U W. florann Clato In tho Otllce ot the Monmouth County oet to on iron pipe set In the sauth- one-car gararjo. Closo lo schools. ter bedrooms ond two beautiful balhs o appreciate. Asking only 532,500, Coun-lM'!'"lA«L'!™3"; ti f n E. Wcitsldo Ave 411.75 Clerk and under corrective deed from SI* asterly/ corner of Lof No. 1 aforesaid; •more than 100 gifts. $1,00 745 Shrewsbury Ave llvo Ermlnl, slngln, doled July 7,1?6? and $29,900. all on one floor, ff you need trie room ry Lfvlno Real Estate, sdsm. 'EetffW-S& SS&r •" V, tence (7) South 63 tlegreas oo minute* Completo Afghan Book — there arc four bedrooms, two modern . blnson uc 131 W. Bergen Ploce rtcordml July 9, 1969 In Deed Book 3645, VMT, 100 loot lo Ihe point or place pt Dc- baths on Ihe second floor. Huge rec- MAHDVWiAt) SPECIAL Seven rooms. iPotrlcK J. McAlory 87 4B Newman Sprlnns Rd page 323, innlfto. • $1.00 Assume mortgage, 5S200O"" . Col" l' Moo Rcllen f-rozer 11 6 174 West Berann I'laco QUAUTY reation room with Its own powder - •••-•• Being, commonly known and designated D*lno commonly known and deslQnated .Randolph Daniel s „ n 117 River Streef /M.99 room, hide-away den tor father with •495-ISI9 fli fio. 65 Cwlar Avenuo, West Eino, Long 18 Hltwiaw Drive, Neptune, N.J, "16 Jiffy Rugs" Book. 50c 0 fireplace. Ono of the most unusual -lAdm. of Vet. Atfolrs , & 53 Locust Avcnuo,,...„...„._ Branch, Now Jercey. DELMAR AREA — Dl-level four-bedroom 4 vc The approximate amount of tho turfa- REALTY ASSOC. and (Inest llsllnos we have ever had. O. &C. oean - »T L *1/S LcluhTon A nuo...... The npproxlmate amount of the ludg- tut to Do sofjftfled by said tale Is the Book of 12 Prlzo Afghans home. Nice neighborhood. Convenient to 130 Leiahton Avenue ,*V,5S GEORGE A. DeLORME The asking price 5129,500. Owner' Caroline Dean 61 I3C lent to tie jollified by mill sot Is the im of il9,«3.OO foginhtr with the costs 50e •. • . musf leave (no area so we suggest school ond stores. $33,500. 10% down, 30- John WcMbroak S3 »A vn Barm 5trooi,..i,,i,.Iuitai. • -- -- mm of $453,029.00 together wllh UH> emit if thU sole, ycor FHA. cBl-5744. 566-4)31. REALTOR prompt action. J. i* * : -'."*-""*'r **•- "*f ?3 Bqntt.5lroel ,.t.,._...... of this >ate. Tho Jhorlff hereby rei«rv*s ihe rtght to Quilt Book 1 - 10 pattern's. lurry a. cvans .....7Z7. 8PA •r?r V W. Sunse) AVe The Sheriff tmrebv rmsrves tho tioht to lUlourn this *olo withcul turlhor notica by State Hwy 36 Leonardo The Dowstra Agency =1. J. 5. Willloms 6?A udlourn thl> sale wllhoul further notice by 60c ; }f J Lots and Acreage i. £C. Moore M " 'ilcal|on. 291-3232 81 E. FnONT ST. BED BANK John Smith. n ' PAUL KIERNAN., sheriff, Museum Quilt Book 2—50c 741-S7OO WER Pt-AZA — w« acres. Section Mld- Del Neoro ond Adubola Book 3, "Quilts For Today's Evenings 291-2800 Hefown, JI4.000, Coll jjept. IS, 12, i% Oct. i OKln, Okln t, sonctak, Attya. 741-3441 $204.-m Sept. n.ii. Oct. 4,13 192.0!) itpf. a,3V,pcl.«!il WI.M Living", 15 patterns, 50c 29 Tk Dully fcytoi* 89 H«rttfT. 44 Maf/rtwl tXit

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On lif}'(i|ihyti'. DOWN ZOOM LINS¥29$!«£ IN THB WORLD .-,!(K«tir-fo(i(«l1 a Melody, (t'ltuik1. at 12 oYlnek a mill — well. , '2(1 Kind of KoluflOit to Ytstcrdsy's Pu<«l« fc Hcfvi us '29 AiieTiifi'etJ proof of. (i Lnok fi)f .school of Wilier, id it philosophy WiOninirs "S COULD SEILTHE OW.PUTH/M IM THE 6A«46£ fcativuiK. 7 ( 84 Pile. 8 Whitney's 3(1 Lose one's invention. 40 Smnll Mary Worth Children's Letters 41 Tin- Hunter, 4!i AlIlictB. 10ID5OWEU.THAT 43 Uorecl. HADN'T MAMR, MMDUWCN OfFEftfeb 4S liumiuet. — !••—,- HAVE TH£ CAR HOW t NOT ME. A JOB!—A»M1$ 47 Son Us, hurley. THE NOTtt THIS AFTER*./ TOMORROW HAVING ¥6UdHE0AT/Pt SECRETARY! •IH fcl«TRl

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Nnbbin Your Horoscope^ Birthday «te,M/t/P&WRrTfef? WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER '6 and literature the keys to Don't neglect to share any you. Make sure you know (1 / —Bom today, you are a witty your personal happiness. profits. what's inside before you com- •MBL6 P£LL 4M(tr person, known for your charm Even so, in public life, you CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. mit yourself. and the way in which you are may well be a "businessman" 20) — Act upon things as they GEMINI (May 22-JUfie 21) able to dominate a conversa- (or "woman"), for you may occur. Regardless of personal — Clear away yesterday's tion, without'really seeming to not be able to sustain yourself feelings, speak the truth when leftovers. An excellent day for do so. You have a knack for in the material necessities of your opinion Is asked for. weighing your deepest feel* drawing people out of them- life otherwise. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. ings about important personal ..fr selves, for making thorn talk 19) — Take care of essential discoveries. Ik easily and fully about them- Thursday, October 7 chores during morning hours. CANCER (Jane 22-July 23) selves with no self-con- LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23) — Afternoon hours are for your — A little ttoughtfulness be- sciousness and with' tre- There's no shame attached to leisure. Entertain at evening. fore acting can save you a mendous pleasure. In such a giving in to another's wishes PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21) great deal of thinking time 1 '** way, you bring people to an today. Make certain, how- — Take care that relation- later on. Don't move too understanding of themselves, ever, that you've read the ships with others don't stand quickly. for you enable them to ex- signs correctly. in the way of coming to an un- LEO (July 24-Aug. 23) — A press their innermost SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) derstanding with someone single impulsive move could thoughts coherently. — If you can avoid unneces- new and very different,. spell the end to thn day's Although you have what sary argument both at home ARIES (March 22-ApriI 20) plans. Don't be surprised If BECAUSE 'E'S lt others are pleased to call a and on the employment scene, — Your own interest must others take the bull by the you will be able to circumvent BlNGOjANOY, >Dt/« NEPHEW/^ "head for business," you do come first — regardless of horns. . " ; KEEP 'IM not consider business your unhealthy tensions. what others think. Don't think VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23) — AS WELL true calling in life. Rather, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- yourself altogether selfish. The wise Virgo will make an AS MINE you are drawn to nature and Dec. 22) — Matters to make TAURUS (April 21-May 21) effort not to take sides — or to the arts, finding in the out- or break your legal status — Don't let the outside wrapp- at least not to let others know doors and in music, painting, come to the fore this morning. ing or the winning smile fool which side he's on. SheinwoIcFs Bridge Advice By ALFRED SHEINWOLD first, preparing to ruff a finessed with the ten of Register, Box 3318, Grand spade or two in the dummy. hearts. Central Station, New York, "I've been disappointed in But there South was* at the If tho finesse worked (as it N.Y. 10O17.> everything," South declared, third trick, trying to decide would in this case), South "but a man must believe in whether to play the ace or the would not lose a trump trick. ijBlondie something. I believe in the old ten of hearts. If the finesse lost, no trumps rule that it's wrong to finesse Wrong Guess would be -left out; and South South dealer 1 MAO A FIGHT WITH FIGURE OUT WAT VtXJ WANT; with nine trumps." Nothing As wo already know, South could surely ruff two spades Eust-West vulnerable. MV WIPE THIS MORNING ANDWHEM I COME BACK, works for the sort of man who guessed wrong by putting up with dummy's two remaining NORTH -AND I'M IM AN UGLY ORDER has been disappointed in ev- the ace of hearts. Declarer trumps. • 74 MOOD erything. Put your faith only switched to the jack of clubs, DAILY QUESTION P K763 in Murphy's Rule: If some- but West stepped up with the Partner opens with one O 75? thing bad can happen, it wilt. king of clubs and got out sa- heart, and the next player * Q942 The opening diamond lead fely with a diamond. passes. You hold: S — A Q 3 H WEST EAST gave South a free finesse, and Nothing good happened in -J85D — K86C — A 10 8 4 K19S ^ AQ3 he led a low trump at the sec- clubs, and East drew a third 3. What do you say? V 0 T' J»5 : ond trick. West put* up the round of trumps when he Answer: Bid 2-NT. This 0 J 10942 0 K86 queen, and dummy's king gained the lead in spades. 4 K75 * AI083 promises 13 to 15 points in SOUTH won. When declarer led a low This left only a trump in dum- high cards, balanced dis- trump from .dummy at tho • 10652 my, so that South had to lose tribution and strength in each « A 10942 third trick, East followed suit three of his four spades. Down of the unbid suits. It is a per- O AQ with tho eight. one. fect description of your hand. * }(, Mind you, I don't agree with There was no need to guess (A Pocket Guide to Bridge South IVtst North East declarer's hasty trump leads. at the third trick. Tho con- is available. Get your copy by i n Pass 2 O All Pass He should have led spades tract was unbeatable if South sending SO cents to Red Bank Opening lead ~ O J •

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