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. ^ Wann Partly sunny, warmer, today. FINAL Cloudy, showers possible to- I Red Bank, Freehold night and tomorrow, ( Long Brandt EDITION (See SetiUa, Pi«* J) Monmouth County"s Home Newspaper for 92 Years VOL. 93, NO. 8 RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1970 24 PAGES 10 CENTS Park Rioting

ASBURY PARK — Thirty persons were quell the disturbances for the third straight taken into .custody and 46 wounded by night. ' •gunfire as this city completed its third ' Sgt. Joseph- Kobus of the state police straight night of violence. . division headquarters said nine troopers A spokesman at Jersey Shore Medical: were injured during the • 5 p.m. melee .Center in Neptune reported that 14 per- With five requiring hospital treatment. sons have.been hospitalized as the result Deputy Police Chief Thomas R. Flana-. of gunshot wounds. Four persons were re- • gan said that with the exception of the ported, in critical condition this morning. state police all: outside units had been re- The main confrontation between police lieved, by > midnight. • and young Negroes of the city's west side , He said approximately 200 men were began shortly before 5 p.m. yesterday when on duty during the height of disorder last the crowd, estimated by state police at night.. — ^nearly 1,000 invaded the main downtown "This, was just the youngsters we were business district and began breaking win- dealing with tonight," Chief Flanagan said. dows in stores along Main St. and Cookman "I think the older people in the community Ave. • . have had .enough right about now.'' . HERDED BACK NO ESTIMATE Troopers, some using night sticks, He declined to give an estimate of herded the youths back across the railroad damage caused by the disorders saying tracks which separate downtown from the only that it is extensive. troubled area. The youths then turned and He said there were no arrests for pelted officers Iwith rocks, bottles and gaso- sniping although there was' a report of line bombs. . . . a sniper on the roof of Bob .& Irving's Police fired shotguns and pistols' over Department Store on Main St. around 10 •the heads of the crowd, then followed with p.m.. A search • proved futile. tear gas as the youths retreated up Spring- Police Chief Thomas, S. Smith said he wood Ave. > . had been in touch with GoV. William T. As night fell, Springwood Ave., except Cahill's office throughout the evening but for an occasional warning shot, was quiet. declined to elaborate on his talks.. The fires and looting that had been the Assemblyman' Jqseph Azzolina, R-Mori- main source of concern the past two nights mouth, who accompanied' tlie Middletown was missing. Tactical Squad, into the devastated west HELP CALLED side said he was shocked at what he saw. Police from a dozen shore communities ^ "I never saw so much unnecessary, as well as tactical units from Monmouth * damage," he stated. "This is a disaster. and Ocean counties were called in to help. (See Report, Page 3) AH Was Quiet

(Editor's Note: Daily Reg- team of two reporters and -a .son, Ave. we turned right ister newsmen Ed Walsh and photographer jumped on the Everything so- far was sc : Richard McManus and Photog- tail-end of the double column, ON THE RUN — An unidentified Asbury Park patrolman, gun eas+side and smashed windows along Coolcman Ave. This was .rapher,Larry Perna were and tried to keep in step. All Was Quiet Hie only newsmen to move drawn, chases a gang of Negro youths along the city's Spring- the only major incident yesterday after three troubled days. Cross Tracks \ Mattison Aye. was a quiet Into-the heat of yesterday's wood Ave. after the roving band crossed Main St. into the city's .(Register Staff Photo by Larry PernaI Two by two the squad tree-lined thoroughfare. Fa- rioting in Asbury Park after O crossed the railroad tracks. milies sat on their porches, 6 p.m. Below, Walsh describes Some were armed with others-sat on lawns. All'was the scene.) standard rifles with bayonets quiet. By ED WALSH affixed, some with shotguns, When we got halfway down ASBURY PARK-It wasn't grenade launchers and sub- the block two women stopped Red Bank Curfew Continues quite 6 p.m. when we moved machine guns. . the youngsters who continued out «gi foot from in front of After we, crossed' the tracks to run. alongside the forma- By PAUL KERN The curfew was recom- Later, disturbances almost they'd leave us alone, we Some police carried tear police headquarters with the the column swung left into tion, and told them to gc mended by the police chief, broke out on the steps of po- gas which wasn't used and BED BANK — A 10 p.m. wouldn't want to kill whitey." Middletown Police tactical Railroad Ave;. This was our home. to 6 a.m. curfew will go into the mayor said, and will lice headquarters when po- Police Called Chief McKnight said that the unit. first sight of community mem- effect tonight for youths un- probably continue until the lice ordered blacks waiting Chief McKnight reported men didn't carry shotguns Thirty-three helmeted men bers. ' , There were a few cheen der 21 following racial dis- disturbances in Asbury Park for friends or relatives to be that 42 Red Bank policemen on patrols. As a precaution, led by Chief Joseph M. Mc- . "Look, look," a youngster as the unit continued along turbances on the westside end. released off the steps. called out we're aided by 30 extra men were assigned to a Carthy stepped across Main no more than 11 years old The cheers faded quickly last night. The borough adopted an or- Black youths charged that additional men sent in by Broad St. foot patrol. St. along Bangs Ave. and shouted as he ran alongside. "Pigs. Go home pigs," shout dinance last winter setting an at least one prisoner, David Shrewsbury, Fair Haven, The chief said last night, headed for the west side "That man has a machine- ed a group of teenagers. W« Red Bank police with the continued to march. aid of several other depart- 11:30 p.m. curfew for youths Webster, was beaten up in a Oceanport, Rumson, Little "I'm going to put my foot where disorders have plagued gun." His accompanying ments arrested eight juveniles under 18 and several minors jail cell last night before he Silver, New Shrewsbury, Sea down. We're not going to put the predominately black com- friends respected his expert When we got to Prosped and three adults in connec- were arrested for curfew vi- was released. Police denied Bright, Atlantic Highlands, up with what we put up with munity since Sunday night. judgment. Ave. several groups also be tion with the disturbances olations last night. the charge. Eatontown and the county last year." A • Daily Register news When we arrived at Matti- (See AD, Page 2) prosecutor's office. which broke out at about 9 Told of Threats One black teen-ager said, Replies to Parent p.m. By midnight, the bor- "You can't walk down the Police estimated 30 to 50 He told one black -parent Black youths and adults ! street anymore without the youths took part in the inci- who complained that his son - * i }' •. ' • < i ough was quiet. waiting outside police head- police locking you up. If dents. (See Red Bank, Page 2) Fire Chief Thomas Hem- quarters charged that police schoot and Police Chief Le- harassed a crowd of about 30 roy McKnight reported five teen-agers standing on the fires which Chief Hemschoot corner of Shrewsbury Ave. said were set, two false and West Bergen Place as alarms and several broken early as 8 p.m. and threaten- Police in Freehold windows. ed some of the teen-agers. Mayor Daniel O'Hern at- Young blacks, who said tributed the disturbances to they were part of a group an overflow of the riot in that hurled a firebomb at an Asbury Park. Chief McKnight unmarked police car at Quell Disturbances concurred. Bridge Ave, and Herbert St. Numbers Low said that the police were us- By WILLIAM J ZAORSKI were immediately handy be- — to disable, rather than kill. Mayor O'Hern, who called ing about five cars "to herd and HALLIE SCHRAEGER cause we had a depart- We've had no more problems the incidents "part of a chain us like cattle and when Vre FREEHOLD — Prompt ac- mental meeting tonight. It since those f,irst few min- reaction," said the number of didn't move fast, they tried tion by police and firemen was just breaking up when utes." to run us down." youths involved "is probably quelled a brief flare-up last the first call came in." No one was shot, but police low and the trouble relatively The officers in the car, Pa- night, said Police Chief Henry Men on Streets promptly broke up a group mild." , trolmen Robert Kennedy and T. Lefkowkh. The chief said he had four of five black teen-agers who The mayor said that al- •Robert Clayton, were not in- men out on the streets imme- had congregated across the jured when the firebomb ex- Chief Lefkowich said four though the Project Harmony diately, armed with shotguns street from the break-in and ploded on the passenger side small fires were started by program helped keep the dis- incendiary devices, evidently and ordered to "immediately another group of 15 black turbance small, "I never ex- fender and the car was dam- thrown from passing cars, in shoot any arsonists or looters (See Police, Page 2) pected these incidents aged only slightly, according a five-minute period shortly wouldn't happen." to Chief McKnight. after 11 p.m. All of the fires were promptly extinguished and a fifth incendiary device failed to ignite. Mayer Pushes The Inside Story There were no injuries and no arrests. Antiques buffs head for Tailgate Page 14 Break Up Gangs Awards given by sorority Page 15 The chief reported one win- Tactical Force Mets win in 9th, Yankees lose in 10th Page 16 dowrbreaking and looting inci- dent about the same time as FREEHOLD — Councilman Tobias H. Mayer, the bor- Monmouth Park Today -- Page 16 the fires. He said two small ough's police commissioner, used last night's brief flare-up Krlstofik will coach Casey cagers - Page 17 gangs on Main St. were of violence here as an example of why he thinks the police Amusements 22,23 Women's News 14, 15 broken up by police. department should join the Northern Monmouth County Astraldata 21 DAILY REGISTER All was quiet here by mid- Tactical Squad. Bridge .: - 51 PHONE NUMBERS night, "I request that the citizens contact each and every Classified Ads 18-20 Chief Lefkowich said the Main Office 741-0010 councilman to ask that the police be allowed to join the Comics -21 fires "almost formed a box Classified Ads 741-6900 squad," said Mr. Mayer, whose motion in favor of that Editorials 6 in the borough. This was a Home Delivery 741-0010 action died at Monday night's Borough Council meeting Innocent Bystander 16 planned sort of operation." Middletown Bureau 671-2250 for lack of a second. .Obituaries 4 The fires were a quarter of Freehold Bureau ...462-2121 "The merchants are up in arms. They want the police- Opinion Page 6 a mile apart. LongBranchBureau 222-0010 men to join," Mr. Mayer said, noting that members of the Sports 16, 17 "Fortunately," said the Television 22 Sports Department 741-0017 tactical squad have been called on to come to Freehold chief, "most of our people when it Was feared there would be trouble. FIXED AND READY — Members of Middletown's Police Tactical Squad prepare tllUUIIIIIil Cruise, Booze and Snooze. All- Mr. Mayer said it would cost the borough $200 to join to move into the riot torn west side of Asbury Park shortly before b p.m. yejter- Asphalt Paving. Driveway Pro Tennis Clinic, 5 weeks. ways Travel Centre, P.O. the squad. Members of the municipal pact designate five Construction. Call 671-5338. $20 Beginning ladies. 531-9874. Building, Sea Bright. 741-3535. policemen as members of the tactical squad, on call to any day. The 32-man unit patrolled four blocks of Springwood Ave. for six hours with- (Adv.) (Adv.) (Adv.) of the participating towns. outincident. ' n$", . (Register Staff Photo) -THE DAILY HEGI5H8, BED BANK-MlDDLETOWfy N- It WEDNESDAY, JULY 3,1970 All Was Quiet on As (Continued) Ave. After a few hundred feet being thrown just ahead of From the back of the truck A state police unit was com- There were plenty of signs. tinued. ",li we have to come has seen the last of vi- gan shouting, but there was the truck that was leading us," be said. a sergeant gave us' allin'g out at the same time. Kill the pigs; 1970 riots; dont back tomorrow and the next olence," he concluded. no direct confrontation. the way stopped. Our hearts jumped to our heavy gauge plastic shields. Several heads appeared in hit, soul sister; power to. day and the day after that The west side was quiet Several city police cars and Joins Ranks throats. For several nights The shields are fastened to apartment windows over the black people. we will, but I hope this city last night , - approximately 15 men were A city patrolman who had we have been given reports your arm and serve as a stores in the area. "Shut Every parking meter was at the intersection keeping joined our ranks said a ser- of happenings at news brief- screen to ward off rocks or those windows and get back looted. Stores, with few ex- order. geant radioed there were not ings and an occasional ride other thrown missiles. Our inside," & sergeant shouted. ceptions, had windows brok- The column turned left at to be any reporters allowed through in a. police car. Now heads and bodies were still Older Defied en. The former Fisch's De- Prospect Ave. and headed into the area ahead. we were going to see it first unprotected but at the same Some moved quickly, some partment Store still smolder- south toward Springwood "There is bottles and stones hand. time the thought came to defied his order. A shotgun ed. mind that we weren't invited blast into the air shattered But it was peaceful. into the area by the city po- the quiet. Moments later all Our anxiety lessened. The lice either. windows were down. Salvation Army came by. We "If we run into anything It was almost 7 p.m. now. temporarily filed up on tur- Police in Freehold on our side," Detective Sgt All was quiet. A leader in key sandwiches. William Halliday said,' "every the Black community, George It was 8 p.m. now and still other man will move out with Farris came by, George had quiet.' A .car came up the me while you other men keep a red armband depicting block. Its driver was ordered your positions." his desire to spread the word out. He was searched and a Quell Disturbances March Again of peace to the community. knife was found on his per- We were inarching again. "I issued 20 of these things son. He was handcuffed and homeowners and taxpayers." at Jay's, where an incendiary (Continued) We were passing Lincoln Vil- today," he said pointing to transported out of the area in device landed between a wall youths who were milling Called Police lage an apartment complex. his armband. "We don't want a state police car. around in front of, the Central He said it was black resi- and a partition and the par- Many famjlies stared. Some any more trouble. All we want Half the Middletown unit Jersey Bank and Trust Co., dents of Center St. who called tion had to be torn open to took pictures. Some drank is to try and keep the young went for supper. We stayed^ Court and Main,Sts., he said. police and reported cries of put the fire out beer. Some shouted. There under control." It was calm. Not a relaxing Groups of black teen-agers "Black Power!" among the During the firefighting, a were no incidents. Springwood Ave was coated calm, but calm. gathered on Center St. dis- teen-agers gathered there. breaking and entering was with glass. The New Deal No Problems persed as police approached. He said it is teen-agers We were almost to Spring- discovered at Charles' Slack Cafe on the corner of Pros- At 9 p.m. we accompanied Chief Lefkowich said no ar- spurred on by "the excitement wood Ave. now but nothing and Custom Tailoring Shop, had happened. We kept our pect Ave. was looted toth e the rest of the squad for sup- rests were made, but police and the possibility of loot that 37 East Main St. The front eyes peeled, searching every bare walls. Every window per. .We had spent almost have one lead. Local residents get involved m something like window was smashed and 13 window, watching rooftops, was missing. three hours in the riot torn reported seeing two black this. pairs of slacks stolen. Other and generally expecting Across the street two pa- area without incident. men in a 1959 or 1960 black "It's just bad kids." garments were strewn on the something to happen at any trolmen threw rocks and bot- We ate well, we relaxed. Cadillac throw an incendiary But the chief said, "I know floor. The looters, described moment tles off rooftops into alleys. The squad went back in. We device into the Weyerhaeuser we have our agitators. No as two black men, were seen We reached Prospect and All debris that could be used stayed out. They were re- Co. Wood Products Group, 53 matter where the trouble is, running into the Market Yard Springwood Aves. Nothing as missiles was being dis- lieved of their duties at mid- Bannard St., and drive out the same group seems to parking area across the happened. The sweat stopped. posed of. night. TALKING IT OVER — Middletown Police Chisf Jo. towards Englishtown. crop up." He did not specify street, said Chief Lefkowich. The heart beat normally Squad Arrives "Everything was quiet," seph M. McCarfhy discusses the uneasy riot situation Devices Crude which group he meant. No Curfew again. The Monmouth County Chief McCarthy reported as The incendiary devices with George Farris a leader in Asbury Park's Black "The firemen did a tremen- Chief Lefkowich said no "We'll set up here," Chief Tactical Squad arrived with his men loaded their equip- were crudely constructed of dous job tonight," Chief Lef- curfew is contemplated here, McCarthy bellowed. One 29 men. They weren't needed ment at Bangs Ave. and community. Mr. Farris said he came into the area bottles containing inflamma- kowich said. "When the situation solidi- squad moved down the left at this point and left to take Main St. • in an attempt to "cool ttje younger heads." Scent tory liquid and wicks. Incendiary devices were fies, we'll go on a schedule side of the avenue while the up another position. "We know we have a job is along Springwood Ave. near Prospect Ave. Police in riot gear, armed of 12 hours on, 12 hours off,", other kept along the vaHs We walked deeper into the to do when we are called and thrown into the Court Street (Register Staff Photo) with shotguns, were spaced school; an unoccupied house he said. of the stores on the,right vest side of the community. we try to do it," he cpn-v along the borough's quiet at Oak St. and Bobertsville Mayor J. William Boyle Main St. around midnight Road; Jay's Pharmacy, 10 W. and Councilman Tobias H. last night. Main St., and the Weyer- Mayer, police commissioner, Fifteen of the borough's 17 haeuser lumber yard. A fifth were on the scene last night policemen were on duty for device was thrown into "They did a terrific job," IOP-RITES TOPQUALITV LEAN TASTY SMOKED HAMS' the night, supplemented by Freda's Luncheonette, Jack- said Councilman Mayer of the four special policemen, six son and Mechanic Sts., but it police. FULL CUT SHANK policemen from Freehold failed to go off, he said. Po- Township and one from Ma* lice had not yet determined iALFWATER ADDED nalapan. what liquid was used. Hazlet Pools "The cause of the trouble? All Turned Out Smoked I FUU.CUT "We have no answer," said Fire Chief Thomas M. Per- BUTT HALF the chief. "We have no ghetto rine said the whole depart- Attract Big | WATER ADDED 55< here." ment, 110 men and six trucks, CENTER (CUT He said black residents are turned out to fight the fires Attendance HAMSUCES scattered throughout the and damage was light. 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Cahill says absent .workers at eight Granted to Asbury state hospitals may be docked pay unless they can prove they were really sick during the three-day "sick-out" By DORIS KULMAN Cahill, and two staff mem- amount of money for an un- strike that is in its final day today. ASBURY PARK — The As- bers of the state Depart- defined MCAP project' and bury Park Housing Authority "When the employes receive their paychecks next week, ment of Community Affairs, one for improvement of west I hope • they'll realize that this administration has done has $25;0O0 in federal funds to had produced nothing, but side sewers, streets, and everything it can within its fiscal limitations," the governor provide jobs for teen-agers said. - this summer, Mayor Joseph they differed as to why. street lighting, a statement The same pay-docking procedure was used during a F. Mattice said last night. The mayor said that the which took some black lead- similar work stoppage by about 60Q state prison guards in "I just learned today that 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. meeting ers by surprise. June. $25,000 will'be available," the was too large—60 people— mayor said, "A member of and many demands impos- The mayor said the riots Meanwhile, union officials and the state disagreed on had taken the city "complete- the effectiveness of the stoppage, which began Monday. the Housing Authority told us sible to meet. 1 about it today. It was un- ly, by surprise' and indicated Frances Dunham, a spokesman for the Council One of The blacks said the mayor known to us before that." that "outside forces from the American Federation of State, County and Municipal was inflexible. "His answers The mayor said he agrees Lakewood, Lakehurst, Red Employes, called the sickout "much more effective" were evasive and left us with'black community lead- Bank and Freehold here to yesterday. thinking that resolution of the ers that lack of jobs for teen- loot a little" had worsened present crisis would be a the situation.' agers is one of the problems loophole for the council to Speed Trains Quick Use Hit plaguing this riot-torn city. . bow out," Mr. Hamm said. Asbury Park blacks have One of Demands Mr. Hamm said the de-"legitimate grievances, but j NEWARK — An engineering designer has testified that Hiring of 100 teen-agers in they're all being worked out .Jersey Arrow commuter trains were put into operation be- mands the black community city jobs was one of the 20 considers most important, at the present time," the fore sufficient testing for safety or performance. demands presented by black mayor declared, 'iThey want •' • Louis T. Klauder, an engineer who designed the electric- "those things from which we leaders to the City Council suffer most," are the remov- stricter enforcement of nar- powered cars for the Penn Central Railroad and the State WfiR TRAGEDY — A young waitress at Howard Johnson's in Asbury Park nar- yesterday. al of City Magistrate Eugene cotics laws, and we're doing Department of Transportation, testified that the Arrows rowly escaped serious injury yesterday afternoon when her car was pelted with At the same time, the may- Capibianco, who Mr. Hamm that now." were tested with hundreds of passengers aboard them dur- stones and firebombs on riot-torn Springwood Ave. there. Frances Connolly said or said he hadn't any inten- said is insensitive to problems ing their daily runs between Trenton and New York. The blacks also said they she made a wrong turn on to the street. (Register Staff Photo). tion of attending a 9 a.m. of west side residents, and want more recreational facili- Klauder, of Moorestown, was the only witness on the meeting today with repre- the removal of Housing Au- Stand yesterday as the Public Utility Commission resumed ties, attempts to attract more sentatives of the black com- thority Chairman John Lum- industry, restructuring of the its hearings into the Arrows' safety and reliability. The state munity* to continue discus- ley. city welfare office, immedi- purchased 35 Arrows at a cost of $285,000 each. An order sion of the 20 demands. He Can't Do Either ate completion of the 30-year- for another 45 Arrows—at an estimated cost of $325,000 said he didn't know if any Mayor Mattice said the old urban renewal plan, a ci- apiece—has been postponed by the state pending the out- Girl Describes Attack, council o members would at- council can't legally do either. vilian police review board, come of the hearings. tend. And, he said,, the blacks enforcement of health and The state purchased the Arrows for lease to the rail- "I've missed two days in added two more demands — housing codes, and. nighttime road for a nominal sum. Freehold (court)," ,,,Mayor one for an unstipulated council meetings. Firebombing of Auto Mattice, an attorney said, "I've got to be there tomor- End Sought in Housing Row ASBURY PARK — A young waitress rayed in front of them at the tracks. row." • SQMERVILLE —< Moves are under way in an attempt , narrowly escaped tragic injury or death When Miss Connolly's white Volkswa- And he denied that he ever to arrange a settlement of a housing controversy that of- yesterday as she drove her small car gen broke into the mob from the west, they said he was going to name ficials blame for racial disturbances here. through a barrage of firebombs and rocks turned their aim toward the vehicle Willie Hamm, president of Mayor George Shay planned to meet with state officials. . on Springwood Ave. at the height of yes- smashing all the windows and landing a ,the Asbury Park-Neptune He said the State Commissioner of Community Affairs, terday's disturbances. "Molotov Cocktail" on the rear hood. Concerned Citizens and a for- Edward Hume, and John Renna, head of the State Housing Frances Connolly, an employe of How- The flames shot up but failed to ignite er council candidate, to the Finance Agency, would meet with him. ard Johnson's Restaurant on the board- gasoline within the car, as it hurtled to- board of education. Two persons were jailed last night, bringing to eleven, walk, said afterward that she made "a ward the police lines. Report Differs those arrested since the disturbances began. wrong turn" on the way to work and found Police ran up to the car and pulled the According to blacks at yes- herself on the street that has been a cen- Police said there were three minor suspicious fires last sobbing Miss Connolly from the car. She terday's nine hours of meet- Fmast ier of rioting, looting and burning for the night, one in a garage near the Somerset Hotel, a Revolu- was badly shaken and blood trickled off : ings, the mayor had agreed to past three days. tionary War landmark. her hand but she was not seriously hurt. this morning's session and She approached the rear of a crowd The incidents began after a dispute over housing at a She would not tell reporters her name. had declared his intention to of black youths at approximately 4:30 borough council meeting Monday night. "I should never have been there," she appoint Mr. Hamm. p.m.,. shortly after police had forced them cried. The council refused to modify a proposal for low and "We haven't any indication Thursday and Friday back from the main business district over Howard Johnson's manager Terry Tsa-. middle-income housing. A county housing group had asked the mayor won't meet with us the railroad tracks. dilas said the young lady later called in to 1 the city to approve a certificate permitting tax abatement tomorrow, ' Mr. Hamm said At that point the crowd was hurling say she wouldn't make it to work and told July 9th and 10th ONLY and at least 32 three-bedroom units. last night. rocks and firebombs toward the police ar- him the story. 4s for the statement on the school board appointment Panther Jury Pauses for Study "whatever Mr. Mattice says RATH BAR-B-Q JERSEY CITY — An all-white* jury interrupted its de- doesn't mean too much," Mr. liberations to refresh its memory on the testimony of a Hamm said caustically, "He Report 46 Wounded has a .habit of retracting patrolman in the trial of three Black Panthers accused of Canned Hams machinegunning a police station. statements. But that one's on The jurors had asked to hear again the testimony of the record . . ." Patrolman Edwin Spies Jr., who had said a nightstick was "I never said any such 3-lb. 5-lb. shot out of his hand during the attack. He also testified In Asbury Park Riots thing and I've no intention he could identify all three defendants as a car sped past, of doing it," the mayor said, even though he dropped to the sidewalk during the shooting. (Continued) a costly rebuilding job," he said. "There aren't even any va- 49 C59 , Here are people who saved all their lives Asked if he was scared at any time dur- cancies on the board." to own a business and now it is gone. ing his tour, the Assemblyman replied. The mayor noted that one Railroad Case Going to Court "And how about those people who lived "Scared? No. But I was pretty shocked of the 20 demands is for ap- TRENTON — The state is going to court in an attempt over some of those stores that were hearing these people call these policemen ' pointment of a black educa- to fire the trustee of the bankrupt Cental Railroad of New burned," he asked of no one in particular. pigs. These policemen who were coming tor on the board and said he 362 Broad St. & Maple Ave. Jersey and keep the commuter line from closing. "These people are now homehss." in to protect their very property," Mr, had responded "steps will be Gov. William T. Cahill disclosed yesterday that John J. CITES HARDSHIPS Azzolina concluded. taken to meet the demand." Farrell, the trustee of the company since 1967, had said in a "This creates a tremendous hardship An 8:30 p.m, to 6 a.m. curfew wifl re- Will Talk About It RED BANK 1 letter that the railroad needed ?40,000 a week to keep operat- and causes not only a tough problem but, main in effect today, • Asked if that means a ing and warned that without the money it would have to black educator will be ap- 6hut down in a month. * pointed when a board seat be- The governor said, however, that he is asking instead comes vacant next year, the that U. S. Dist. Court Judge Anthony T. Augelli, who ap- mayor replied ; "we'll talk pointed Farrell. three years ago, remove him. Cahill said Government Change Is about that next year." ' he wants to make his own assessment of the railroad's Both Mayor Mattice and financial plight. black leaders agreed that CahiU declined to characterize the performance of Far- yesterday's meetings, attend- We Have tell, former president of the P. Ballantine-and Sons brewery Discussed in Hazlet ed by Ira Grayson, a repre- in Newark. — • • . sentative of Gov. William T. HAZLET—Talk of a change ning a hamlet, not a burgeon- of government movement ing township." Aero Glass... Addonizio Case Briefs Asked highlighted last night's Town-. Agrees With Idea Gain more leisure time, pa/your bills at home Though he agreed that the TRENTON — The judge in the federal conspiracy-ex- ship Committee meeting as a township has capable ad- tortion trial of former Newark Mayor Hugh J. Addonizio former Planning Board of- ministrators, Mr. Kupfer was and four, others has directed attorneys to prepare legal ficial* called for either a pro-supervisor. Be wise...open a briefs to help him resolve a key point in the case. Faulkner Act form of govern- "The time has come for Judge George H. Barlow wants the briefs to help him ment or a township super- this. We're running a part- Checkmaster decide the "legal propriety" of the government using time town and some decision specific acts to prove a conspiracy to make those specific visor, must be made this year," he account acts apply to all defendants, even though only one defendant Gilbert Bennett, former maintained. may actually have committed the act, No minimum • Planning Board chairman and Fellow Democratic Com- Barlow made his. observations yesterday at the end of a mitteeman William F. Bour- balance required day of legal arguments by defense attorneys designed to prime mover behind success- beau urged the formation of free their clients. ful change of (he township's a commission to study' a Service is our "I am concerned," Barlow told the lawyers, "with the name from Raritan to Haz- change of government. biggest asset. legal propriety of establishing the substantive counts in the let, denied that he is initiat- William' K. Madden, repre- indictment by establishing the conspiracy." ing a change of government. senting township attorney Howard A. Roberts, declared But he.did stress he is con- that any manager or super- Aid Pledged to State Police , cerned about part-time gov- visor could not work in the' ' ernment here and is strongly TRENTON — Gov. William T. Cahill pledged yesterday same capacity here as under in favor of a manager or a Faulkner Act form of gov- Can we help you? to see that state police troopers are paid adequately and supervisor for the township CENTRAL JERSEY BANK ernment. MEMBER OF F.O. I.C. not overworked. business. .AIMD TRUST OOlVIF'.PLlsJV ... But most people See The governor said his office was, trying to determine if us for state police salaries were enough and if working hours were The concept of a full-time manager was heartily en- too long. dorsed by Committeernan "toy desire is to see that they are compensated ade- Herbert Kupfer and given quately," Cahill told a news conference. The police have qualified approval- by Mayor charged that the state has not bargained in good faith and Joseph A. Morales. were granted a request for a mediator appointed by the Public Employe Relations Commission to attempt to break Argues Point AUTO an impasse in negotiations which are currently in progress. The mayor argued that the The troopers have asked for a starting salary of $10,000 a township has three fine, full- year and shorter hours. time administrators in Po- WANTED lice Chief William J. Smith, assistant clerk Mrs. Margaret Smith and public works chair- Homeowners who are going to paint their GLASS Senate Boosts Money Bill WASHINGTON — After a sharp debate on how best to man Robert G. Weigand. house. This year try the Prown's one ap- spend the nation's money, the Senate has resisted attempts "We have talked about a plication method. No more painting for 30 Authorized Insurance to ground part of the space program while voting an extra supervisor, but at best he could only administrate and yrs. No flaking, no chipping, no blistering. Replacement Service $700 million for sewers, urban renewal and pure water. not legislate under our gov- Let Prown's free you from painting with The two-day debate on national priorities and fiscal re- ernment form," the mayor ALCOA super 40 aluminum siding. Special WE sponsibility ended yesterday when an $18.6 billion catch-all stated. He disagreed with Mr. STOCK summer prices. PLEXIGLAS money bill, $1.2 billion heavier than requested by President Bennett's assertion that the Nixon, was sent to conference with the House. committee form of govern- ment is inherently weak. "The committee form is FURNITURE CO. J one of the strongest forms ATLANTIC GLASS of government in tho 'country Keyporl 264-0181 J "Glass and Mirrors In Every Siio You Can Break" WEST because it can administer and PROWN'S Features... *i» legislate and stands free of 21 MAPLE AVENUE hassles which ensue from a 32 Broad Street cor. White St.'& Maplo Ave. RED BANK 747-2020 "BIGELQW | mayor and council form," Red Bank Mayor Morales claimed. HIGHWAY 71 CARPET"+ Mr. Bennett insisted it "is 741-7500 South of P"8th Stroot physically impossible for the BELMAR 601-1200 EST. 1869 tj. commiUeemen, who all work out of town, to handle prob- 138 LOWER MAIN STREET Open Mon. and Fri. Evenings 'til 9 lems that arise in the town- MATAWAN 566-2838 ship. Our form is fit for run- -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - M1DDLETWN, N. J.': WEDDfESDAY, JULY .8, Mrs. EIM Jedel Knifing Suspect Michael Gonmrley, SHREWSBURY - Mrs. EIM Jedd, 7S, of 21 silver- Freed on Bail Obituaries brook Road, died Monday at HAZLET - Nicholas G. Father 6i Detective Shrewsbury' Manor Nursing Yandoli Jr., 19, of W. Blchard St. has been released in $5,000 Home, after a brief illness. RIVBRVIEW Mr. and Mrs. James Lue- WEST KEANSBURG — Mi- garet Louise MycFarlane bail for a hearing today on Paul H. Vogt Miss Josephine Galfy Gormerley. Mrs. Jedel was born in Red Bank row (nee Betty WinlBger), S3 chael J. Gormerley, 81, of 246 charges of knifing another FREEHOLD — Paul H. LINCROFT — Miss Jose- Surviving are two sons, Newark, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Louis Grana- Brentwood Road, Eatontown, Fourth St. died yesterday in township resident. son, yesterday. Vogt, 83, of East Main St., phine Galfy, 90, of 7 Majestic Emanuel G. and Minnie Weil. ta (nee Carol Ann Petti), 151 the Veterans Administration Frank J. Webber of North Police Chief William J. Ave., died in Riverivew Hos- She was the widow of Dr. Morristown Road, Matawan, died yesterday at Monmouth Hospital in East Orange after Arlington and Hazlet Detec- Sidney S. Jedel. Smith said the Yandoli youth daughter, yesterday. pital, Red Bank yesterday. Poultry Aid Formed Medical Center, Long Branch. a long illness. tive Lt. Holmes J. Gormer- She had been a resident of is accused of wounding Wil- Mr. and Mrs. Michael Don- Mr. Vogt was born in Ho- Miss Galfy was born in Aus- ley; two daughters, Mrs. Jane Shrewsbury 25 years. liam T. Hornby of Glen Ave. oghue (nee Rosalie Reier- TEL AVIV (AP) - Prof. Mr, Gormerley was born, in Melech Perek of the Hebrew bolcen and had lived here tria. Keyport and was a lifelong Case of Cliffwood Beach and She is survived by a daugh- (Monday evening behind the sen), 20 David Court, Mid- Airport Plaza shopping cen- University of Jerusalem says since 1961. She is survived by a niece, resident of thjs area. His Mrs. Patricia Crosbie, here; ter, Miss Carol Jedel, at dletown, son, yesterday. home, and a sister, Mrs. Max ter. '. # •' he has developed an ultravio- Mrs. Frederick Weiglhofer, parents were the late Michael a sister, Mrs. Margaret Clan- let ray treatment that will Until his retirement in 1952, Krich of Eatontown and New Mr. Hornby was treated for JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL and a nephew, Joseph Gal- J. and Catherine Meehan Gor- wipe out Newcastle disease, he was a master mechanic cy of Sayreville; 11 grand- York City. a stomach injury in River- Neptune ty merley. He retired in 1952 as a virus infection in poultry with Keuffel and Esser Co., a conductor for ,the Jersey children, and one great- Arrangements are in view Hospital, Red Bank and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peace William S. Anderson Funer- released. Detective John (nee Dora Crudup), R.D. 2, resembling bronchitis. He Hoboken, and was a mem- al Home, Red Bank is in Central Railroad. IJe was a grandchild. charge of the Robert A. said the treatment is a pre- veteran of World War I. Laurel Funeral Home is in Braun Home for Funerals, Fetherston is continuing an Farmingdale, daughter, yes- ber of its Old Guard. charge of arrangements. : ventive, not a cure. " - VMV v.-, 1V We Mar- charge of arrangements. Eatontown. investigation. terday. His wife was the late Mrs. B. Agnes Vogt. Henry J. Schmidt Surviving are two daugh- LEONARDO — Henry J. ters, Mrs. Margaret M. Neu- Schmidt, 54^ of 27 Highland miller of Lakewood and Miss Ave. died Monday in River- Cecilia A. Vogt of this place; view Hospital, Red Bank. a sister, Mrs. Emilia Kissel Mr. Schmidt was born in more for your money of Hurason, three grandchil- Revere, Mass., and had lived dren and a great-grandchild. here 10 years. He was the The Freeman Funeral son of Mrs. Josephine FOOD SUPER visuomr Home, here, is in charge of Schmidt of Chelsea, Mass., arrangements. and the late John Schmidt. YOUR MOST VALUABLE Mr. Schmidt was an Air CHOICE DEATH NOTICES Force veteran of World War SALE TODAY thru SAT. TRADING STAMPS BEEF CROSS — George, agt 72. o! R-D. SI PLUS FREE Brldeeton, S.J.. formerly o[ Holmdol. II. Husband ol the late Margaret Burke Cross. Devoted lather or Oeorge \V. He is also survived by his Cross Brother of William L. Cr6st. Requiem High Mass «t St. Theresa of widow, Mrs. Janet Mair Avila R.C. Cburch at 9:30 a.m. Thurs- day July 9. Funeral 8:30 a.m. from Schmidt; two sons, John and PRODUCE DEPARTMENT the Freitag Funeral Home. 137 West Commerce Street, "Bridgeton. N.J. Raymond Schmidt, and a Thursday, July 9. 1970. Viewing BONELESS Wednesday evening after 7. Inter- daughter, Janice Schmidt, all BONELESS ROAST BEEF SALE! ment Mount Olivet Cemetery, Hiddle- at home; and a sister, Mrs. town. STEAK SALE! (ROUND) Pauline Dalrymple of Chel- JEDEL. — Elsa (nee Weil), of 21 Silverbrook Rd., Shrewsbury, N.J.. on sea. Monday. July 6. at Shrewsbury Manor THICK CUT SHOULDER Nurslnc Home. Mother of Carol Jedel Posten's Funeral Home, At- TOP ROUND SILVER TIP RUMP- and sister of Utl. Max Krich of Eatontown. N.J. and New York City. lantic Highlands, is in charge Services and Interment private. No LONDON BROS? viewing. Kindly omit flowers. of arrangements. LEAN fc TENDEB ROAST ROAST ROAST CUBE STEAK SHOULDER

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5 Convenient Offices Net rctponsibt* far typographical iron. Sfel MIDDLETOWN - ROUTE 35 Ut, July 11,1970. KEYPORT—HAZLET and UNION BEACH -THE DAILY REGISTER. BED BANK-MIDDLETOW. H. J.s WEDNESDAY, JULY'8,1970 Matawan Okays Teen Rally Plan MATAWAN - Drugs and from Asbury Park to their rallies beginning at 7:30 p.m. said Dr. Siss. "The best way among borough residents. religion will be topics of a borough. both nights with the stipula- to prevent a riot is to correct A resolution granting plen- teen street rally approved by Permission for the rally tion that all music may be the problem before it erupts ary distribution licenses was Borough Council last night. was requested by the Rev. amplified only as far as bor- into a riot," he concluded. adopted as was a resolution The rally, scheduled for Nick Savoca, assistant direc- ough ordinances will allow. Mayor Victor Armellino allowing the borough trea- Friday and Saturday nights, tor of Teen Challenge, Inc. The mayor and clerk will emphasized that he is avail- surer to make short-term in- was approved despite ap- The affair will consist of determine tomorrow where, able to help anyone in the vestments without consulting parent preoccupation among music, testimony about the rally may be held. borough at any time of the council, j councilmen with fears of riots drugs, and a gospel message. Council stressed the need to day or night with any prob- Mr. Yacker reported that and other violence spreading Detective Sgt. Carmen Mes- prevent any riots in Mata- lem. the next major recreational sina has investigated the wan. Dr.. Siss said riots are An anti-litter ordinance event will be a band concert NURSING HOME group and found it nonpoliti- caused by local problems, npt was Introduced by Council- Sunday, Aug. 2 at 3 p.m. in • 24.Ho.rCor. cal, not designed to incite outside influences as Coun- man Stanley Yacker. Public Tribune Park. He said Mon- • RN e. dtty all HIM* trouble or riots, and well- cilman Howard A. Hendrick- hearing will be July 21. It day's water-skiing show re- • Medicare Appravad supervisedr' son had suggested. was stressed that in order to ceived a "great turnout." NAVESINK HOUSE Uoon recommendation of "It's our duty to learn enforce this ordinance, a A van purchased for the BLANKET SPECTACULAR I RIVERSIDE AVE. RED BANK Councilman Bichard Siss, about and correct any abuses sense of pride in their town MI-MN water department after ac- permission was granted for to any groups of people," will have to be developed tion at the last council meet- NOW THRU SATURDAY JULY 11th ing has been received and is being used by the meter reader, reported Councilman Stevenson Enterline. Dr. Siss reported.that he is currently working on codifi- cation of all ordinances. This codification, he claims, will reduce costs to the borough for newspaper ' advertising 3VICTOR1 W. FRONT ST.. RED BANYK MARKET every time there is a change TELEPHONE 747-0508, 747-1339 in an ordinance. FRIENDLY PERSONAL SERVICE — TOP QUALITY MEATS and POULTRY Mr. Hendrickson, chairman of the police committee, re- USDA CHOICE ported that three Matawan eon. INSPECTED members of the Bayshore Tactical Force have been aiding the police in Asbury ROAST FARM Park the past two nights. He 1 also reported that a Matawan Ib First Aid rescue truck wa RIBS O FRESH damaged and two Matawan firemen were hit with rock: FRYING there. BEEF A complaint was heard Aged for tenderness and flavor from the floor about speeders 89 traffic and noise on Broad CHICKEN UPTON TEA BAGS - 100 Bags...... 99c St. Councilman Hendrickson Grade A — Cut-up - Split - Quartered promised to check into it. The complaint was made by Mrs USDA CHOICE CENTER CUT Charles Merrill, Aberdeen Apartments, Broad St. Mrs. SALE Merrill is the mayor's sister. Another resident was reas- CROSS LEAN sured by the Council that the borough will not harm his shade trees when sidewalk $4*96 RIB are installed in front of hi; CHUCK hdSse.

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' *•• FROM OUR REAPERS I "Good Newi, Fcflowe— Thu If The Half Established in 1878 — Published by The Bed Bank Seglster, Incorporated < 're $uppo«ed To Score? Commuter Parking Municipal Bidding ' • M. HAROLD KELLY, Publish* 32 Monmouth St. Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor Red Bank, N. J. To the Editor: Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor You recently published a letter from a commuter who objected to the parking situation at the railroad and ad- —« Wednesday, July 8, 1970 dressed a complaint to the Mayor and Council charging us •with inactivity and indecision with regard to commuter parking. Long before this letter was published, we had received a number of complaints from commuters, equally balanced by a number of complaints from residents who claim that The Two-Year Community College the commuters are blocking their driveways.. Monmouth County has, in Brook- students enrolled in two-year commu- It is for the Mayor and Council to balance the'interest dale College, an outstanding example nity colleges. Twice as many, it is an- of the parties and to attempt to reach some reasonable, so- of the contribution a community col- lution whereby the use of the public streets may be made ticipated, will require accommodation available to all, including non-residents who shop in our lege can make to its area: In a single by 1980. community and commute from.it to the city. year of operation it has become an in- Because they serve such a broad With this in mind, on April 27, 1970, I had written to dispensable element of our sotiocul- variety of needs, the report points out, the State of New Jersey Department of Transportation, tural community. Already we won- requesting again permission to renovate the Red Bank the programs these schools offer must Railroad Station and to have constructed thereon a modern der how we ever did without it. be comprehensive. paved and lighted parking area. I received a reply on May The two-year college plan is a rel- Some high school graduates seek 4, 1970, from the Department of Transportation indicating atively new one in New Jersey. In technical courses necessary to the ca- tnat the Department of Transportation is interested only in the freight yard location and would not at the present time, having Brookdale we are fortunate an reers they plan. Others need only- consent to any improvement of a substantial' mature in that it is one of only a dozen such two years of college. Still others find terms of acquisition and development of the present site. institutions in New Jersey. the two-year program a springboard The timetable announced by the state Administration is into a four-year program they are not 1975. I was prepared to proceed in the fall of 1966 with a Now comes the report of the Car- program for the immediate construction of a new station in negie Commission on Higher Educa- yet prepared to tackle. Red Bank. While I believe in long-range planning, I be- tion, pointing out the value of the The Brookdale administration has lieve also that present needs must be attended to. But I do community college program and urg- done an excellent job of setting up the not believe the blame can be laid at'the feet of the Red Bank Mayor and Council. We have stood ready, willing and ing its expansion. New Jersey, says kind of educational program that was able to proceed with a program, have requested permis- the commission, should set up six to so badly needed and in addition has sion for it and have received a denial... nine more such schools in the com- put an invaluable community service I believe the commuter groups which are concerned ing decade. Nationwide, the report program in operation. about this problem should address their inquiries to the "" Department of Transportation and to their state government finds, we should add 230 to 280 such Monmouth's community college is representatives. This community is prepared to meet its colleges by 1980, to bring the total to a living and convincing argument for THE REPORTER commitments. ' • , almost 1,000. implementation of the Carnegie com- Yours very truly, Daniel J. O'Hern, There now are some two million mission's recommendations. The Telephone Call Mayor By JIM BISHOP slept with me last night and he promised Monmouth Museum at Brookdale The night was quiet. Mrs. Sophie Cahn to take me out tonight." Brookdale's already excellent and the museum will establish nature trails felt a little chill and closed a front window Mrs. Cahn tried to.think of all the Revolution: Our Heritage almost to the bottom. The road in front of valuable program will be further en- through the woods and along the lake nuts she knew who enjoy practical jokes. 39 McCampbell Road the Philadelphia house always became None of them had this sinuous quality. Holmdel, N.J. 07733 .. hanced with the establishment of the banks. quiet in the late evening. Life, in fact, "As a lady," Sopllie said, "all I can say To the Editor: first permanent home of the Mon- Under the agreement just signed, was becoming quieter. The is that you must be some little tramp." The Fourth of July a fitting time to re-examine mouth Museum on its campus. Al- the museum will submit its plans children had grown up The voice did not rise to anger. "Let me the basic assumptions of our Founding Fathers as they and gone; two years ago speak to your husband/' it said. though it will be operated as a sepa- within two years and construction will set them down in the Declaration of Independence. Do Sophie's husband Bob Sophie played her trump card. "Be we still "hold these truths to be self-evident?" (1) "that rate entity, the museum will provide be completed within five years. had retired. my guest" she shouted and slammed the all men are created equal;" (2) that they are endowed a convenient -new facility for the col- "The museum," said Milton Bloch, He was. 77 now, a phone onto the counter. By this time, Mr. by their Creator with certain unalienable rights;" (3) lege, and trustees of both institutions its director, "will make possible a pool- compulsive and intelli- Cahn, in the living room, began to fig- "that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit gent conversationalist ure tiiat there was a better movie in the dng and mutual exchange of resources of happiness;" (4) "that to secure these rights, gov- look forward to a fruitful relationship with a strong handsome kitchen—at least one without commercials. ernments are Instituted among men, deriving their in which they will complement each and expertise which will benefit both face and a strong frame. He stood beside his wife. just powers*from the consent of the governed;" (5) "that Other in many ways. institutions and the plans will be She was 75, a wisp of "What is it, Soph?" "Some woman whenever any form of government becomes destructive an ultimate benefit to the total white hair decorating a wants to speak to you." He picked up of these' ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to BISHOP body bouquet of a hun- The museum, now temporarily community." the phone. "Hello," tie said. "Who is abolish it, and to institute new government, laying dred pounds. Now she was stuck with lis- this?" The voice said: "You know." Mr. housed in The Mall in Red Bank, will its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers Like Brookdale, the museum is an tening to him. Not stuck, exactly, but it's Cahn said: "I do? How do I know?" "You in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect be erected on a two-acre portion of invaluable community asset. Weld- different when a man stops, going to work ought to know. You took me over to Jer- their safety and happiness." in the morning. the college's 221-acre site in Lincroft. ing it geographically to the college will sey last night. You slept with me." We may express reservations about the definition They were still in love. Even the dif- It will be adjacent to the wooded area add immeasurably to the value of SOPHIE DIDN't want to eavesdrop, of "all men" and "created equal." We may argue about ficult years of tong ago, when the chil- but her ear was against the other side of Tendering Tintern Manor Reservoir and whether the "unalienable rights" are the same as thostt both. dren were growing, had a lavendar scent. the phone. Mr, Cahn felt all the blood later -enumerated in the first 10 amendments to the Milton Cahn became a dermatologist; coming up from his feet and building a Constitution. But there is no mistaking the meaning of Mildred married a dentist. Evelyn mar- dam in his head. The/woman on the "alter or ... abolish," because the American colonists Meeting the Red Tide Threat ried a psychiatrist, Burton, the baby, be- phone became obscene; her words were were then proceeding to overthrow their lawful government The Senate approval of a $200,000 Scientists describe the red tide as came a psychiatrist. There were 12 grand- purring filth. Cahn exploded: "You S.O.B!" . by force and violence. This is- America's proud heritage; children . . . he roared. fund for study of the red tide in New a rich bloom of certain species of dino- love it or leave it. V Her mind was wandering. She hurried "I said I wanted to see you," the Sincerely, York-New Jersey waters was good flagellata, tiny one-celled organisms back to her chair to watch what was left woman said. "I'm carrying your baby." Martin B. Brilliant news for shore residents worried about classed as.protozoa and, because they . of "The 9 o'clock Movie." Her husband Sophie assumed a fainting posture against the marine phenomenon's effect on the are plant-iike, commonly referred to . could converse better on loftier topics, but the wall. She took the telphone from her Sophie was still a vice president of Ha- resort trade and to many more con- husband and yelled: "How could he be as algae: Ocean bathers know it as a dassah. Let him try to top that. For 27 with you last night when he was sitting Defoliated Jungles cerned about the tide's threat to fish red discoloration of the water. Fisher- years he had served on the Selective Ser- right here snoring at the t.v. set?" . " . 29 Highland Ave. life and the entire marine ecology. men associate it with infections in vice Board without salary and when they This dropped him a few points. Rumson, N. J. retired him they sent him a form letter. "Please get off the phone Soph," he To the Editor: , Although it was only half what he finfishes. * * * Biologists have discovered a direct begged. Mrs. Cahn softened her voice and Will the President's investigating commission in Viet- had requested, Sen. Clifford P. Gase THE CAHNS WATCHED the movie. said: "Last night I had to wake Mm up nam be allowed to see the defoliated jungles, the ruined rice said he was "extremely pleased with link between the red tide infestations Even when it was bad, it was good. Some- to get him to bed. Where were you?" Mr. paddies, the shattered villages and miserable refugees in this approval, which can permit the and pollution. times, he patted her hand but, Sophie Cahn snatched the phone and said: "I'm that unhappy land? The proposed study is needed to thought, let's face it—these are the old going to call the police!" It would, help in deciding whether to provide'the South start of this very essential study which ~ Click. determine just what kinds of pollution days. The phone rang. She knew who had Vietnamese Army in Cambodia with bombs,. chemicals, has such a direct bearing on the en- to answer, so she got out of the easy chair They looked at each other. Both were planes with which to destroy that country, too. vironment and economy of the Jer- foster the algal growth, what its to- again and walked into the kitchen. aware that sexually fearful males make It is too much to expect, I suppose. sey^shore." . tal effect is, and how it can be con- Sophie flicked on the kitchen light obscene calls to females — but a young Sorrowfully, trolled. The $200,000 involved seems first so that she could see what she was woman calling an old man? "The nerve!" Marion F.McDowelT The well-equipped and competently small enough an investment in the fu- saying. "Hello?" she said timidly. A young Mr. Cahn became calmer. He complained female voice responded. "Hello. Is your to the telephone company. A chief opera- staffed Sandy Hook Marine Labora- ture of a marine environment on husband home?" There is something un- tor listened. "She must be a sick worn-' tory will conduct the study if the full which so much of our welfare depends. settling about being a chic 75 and having an," she said sympathetically. "The only Not Much Change Senate acts favorably on the commit- We look forward to early joint House- a young anonymous woman ask to speak thing I can suggest is to have your num- 23 Field Ave. to your husband. Mrs. Cahn put on her ber changed." "I just had it changed," he Middletown, N.J. ; tee's recommendation. Senate approval of the appropriation. sweet tone. "Yes? Who shall I say is said, and hung up. To the Editor: •'.••' calling?" They went back to the living room. The academic world has not been changing as much INSIDE WASHINGTON The voice in the ear said: "Put him The 9 o'clock movie was still on. Mr. as we think. • . on." Mrs. Cahn is anything but a servant Cahn stood thinking. He became cahn. At Monmouth College, a student socks a professor and in her own apartment. She dropped the And calmer. Suddenly he faced his love. gets no reprimand, while the professor is on the carpet. sweet tone. "Mat do you want him for?" "You see?" he said. "I can. You Things have not changed much at Monmouth College Campus Protest in China The young woman tossed it back. "He can't." ... since I was public relations man under Dr. Schlaeffer in By ROBERT S. ALLEN dents were executed after a series of dem- 1960. ....'• and JOHN A. GOLDSMITH onstrations and disturbances against being YOUR MONEYS WORTH Yours truly, ordered to quit classes and go to work on • Jose A. Pena Red China, which has aggressively in- farms, roads, irrigation' and other rural stigated -v and encouraged youth rebel- projects. Foremost among those shot were 9 lion and disaffection in other countries, is dissident student leaders. Practically all 'Forgotten Majority getting a dose of its own medicine. were wiped out. Aid Men Praised For some weeks, authoritative sources By SYLVIA PORTER through college — already has been shock- Simultaneous with these wholesale ex- . 6 Spring St. inside China have report- As you read this column, the Ameri- ingly diminished. Red Bank, N.J. ed increasing instances '•• editions, authorities launched a "re-educa- can Bankers Association is querying banks Today, if your college-age child is an To the Editor: -^ of turbulent youth dis- tion" program aimed especially at high across the nation on how many low-cost A student, he'll almost surely qualify for I want to thank the First Aid Wen of Red Bank for turbances and dissension, school students. Large numbers of them federal-state guaranteed student loans a generous scholarship or low-cost loan. were sent to the countryside, where their being on hand to get me to the hospital at 7 a.m. Wednes- particularly among uni- they'll make this coming school year. No If your family income totals less than $7,- day, June 10, where I was able to get excellent care. ' versity and high school "re-education" was put in the hands of details are as yet avail- 500 a year, your child's chances of getting peasants. Apparently these exiled youths able, but it's a certainty Sincerely,' students: ' • —«••-• financial help also,are excellent. Mrs. Marie Beagen Some of these af- are destined to be farm toilers the rest that on a large scale of their lives. But, if your child is only average and fairs involved mass dem- banks will be cpnfessing if your family income is in the $7,500 to onstrations and violent ANHWEI PROVINCE - Several hun- big cutbacks, and in $15,000 bracket, his chances of getting a clashes with police and dred stffdents and graduates from "se- many cases complete meaningful scholarship or loan are mea- troops. nior and junior middle schools" were abandonment of this col- gre. You are, as Mrs. Green says, the ALLEN Peking's reaction to rounded up and shipped to rural areas, lege loan program. where they were "settled" for a long stay, "forgotten majority." these youth outbreaks is far different Also this day (July EVEN IN THE federally-backed guar- than in the U.S. probably permanently. At the same time, 8), spokesmen for college a new program of "Red children's class- and anteed student loan program — designed According to the intelligence reports, v state student finan- ' to help the middle-income family -only the Mao Tse-tung regime is resorting to es" was launched to "thoroughly and fully PORTER c'a' ^id, officers are testi- indoctrinate them in the proletarian revo- 29 per cent of the loan funds are going extreme repressive measures •-*•• outright fying before the House to students In families earning over $9,000 executions in particularly lutionary cause." That is to be done by Special Subcommittee )>n Education, giving them dally doses of Mao Tse-tung's and only 10 per cent to students in fami- disturbed areas, and chaired by Rep. Edith«Green, D-Ore. They lies earning over $15,000. thousands exiled in oth- dictums and doctrines. are reporting a dire financial crisis for All children between, the ages of 5 and Now, to make it even worse, President ers, some for life. students from coast to coast. Nixon has recommended the elimination of The reports make it lp must attend these mind-forming classes. July is the month in which banks and 4 * * * any federal college loan interest subsidies clear these crackdowns other lending institutions begin to accept for a student in an over-$10,000 family—al- are characteristically to- CHANTGCHUN, capital of Kirin Prov- applications for student loans under the though others in his Administration have talitarian — ruthlessly ince — The local Communist ruler pub- enormously successful federal-state guar- been urging Congress to ease this harsh brutal and terroristic and licly denounced rebellious students as anteed loan program. And this year, the cutoff point. outlook is grim, particularly for the stu- implacably relentless. "class enemies trying by every means to The likelihood Is that Congress will There is no appeal destroy our people's revolution. Imperial- dent of a family in the $7,500 to $15,000 in- come bracket. vote the establishment of a National Stu- from the iron-handed ist conspirators are pinning • their hopes dent Loan Association, which would raise GOLDSMITH on these youthful hoodlums. It is impera- i|: * * of money by selling government-guaranteed dictators; no negotiating over "demands," tive for us to smash this illusion of the EVEN BEFORE YOU start to get this imperialists." obligations at competitive interest rates in no recourse to public opinion, to courts-of bad news, you—the middle income parents the open market. "Sallle Mae" would then law, a constitution, or anything or anyone This excoriation followed (lie execu- —already are in a bitter squeeze of infla- use these funds to buy student loans from else. The decrees of the autocratic Red tion of a number of the student leaders tion and soaring taxes. Your teen-age chil- private lenders and thereby would pro- rulers are final and irrevocable. and exile to\ the countryside of hundreds dren already have been rebuffed in liuge vide the lenders with more money to make • Following are latest significant ac- of others. This meant the permanent end numbers In this year's tight summer job more loans. counts of what happened to malcontent of their schooling. Once banned, they have market. The value of your nestegg of This is an urgently needed improve- youth in a number of sections: no hope of reluming to the Communist stocks and bonds — carefully accumu- ment and it makes sense in today's tight "It's got to be a Commie plot -- American* Kwangtung Province —. Scores .of stu- controlled educational system. lated in order to help put youriyoungsters loan market. Get behind it NOW,* wouldn't do that on a 4th of July Weekend I" • b • * -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.s WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1970 HOW Congress Voted 2 Charged In Slaying Out on Bail Henry Hudson Students O MIDDLETOWN -— TwTwoo OrchardOrchard. Ave.Ave.,. Holmdel,. anandd andd TejfflWClubTefflBP»Cltib,. 1Harmony Register Washington Bureau On overriding President ' men charged with manslaugh- Anthony Burlew, 27, of 808 Road, following an argumenfef Nixon's veto of hospital con- SENATE i ter in the Saturday morning Shore Concourse, Cliffwood among several couples at a struction bill (HR.11102). For death of Samuel A. Rinaldi, Beach, will have preliminary Honored at Awards Dinner On Griffin amendment to overriding — Case, Williams. dance in the club. 538 Newman Springs Road, hearings in Municipal Court foreign military sales bill HIGHLANDS - One hun- Ortutay, Catherine . Steitz, 76 for, 19 against, so bill was Uncroft, have been released tomorrow. Mr. Vena's address was in-- Richard Brooks, Andrew (HR.15628) to state that dred, and six students at Patricia Todd, Katheen White, repassed over the veto. from the Monmouth County correctly given in Monday's Robinson, Martin Fehlhaber Church - Cooper amendment The death occurred at 2 • Henry Hudson Regional Ronald Krueger, Kevin Kor- HOUSE jail in $25,000 bail each. and Bart Sutton. wouldn't enjoin U.S. from aid- a.m. Saturday in the parking Register as 28 W. Orchard School were honored at the nek, Patricia Black, John On motion to table (kill) a Joseph J. Vena, 29, of 26 W. 'Basketball — Kevin Red- ing non Communist Asian na- lot of the Middletown Swim Ave. Board of Education's sixth Clinch, Iris TenKate and Deb- motion to instruct conferees mond, Thomas Riley, Carl tions which help a neighbor- annual awards dinner. bie Bruder. to accept Senate amendments Whitley, Ross Parsells, Keith ing country. Against the • • Boss Parsells and Kathy to education appropriations Band — Debby Lingo, Holly Zozzaro, Lawrence Kelly, amendment—Case, Williams. Black, named top scholar bill (HR.16916) which would Hofman, Ronald Luddy, Mi- Leonard Whitley, Lester Amendment defeated, 45-50. athletes, received savings chael Gallagher, Debora Hendricks, Dennis Earley, eliminate provisions barring bonds from'the newly formed Kelly, James Long, John Victor Riley, Kevin Kornek, On Church-Cooper amend- use of federal funds for forced Booster Glub.. Millroy, Paulette Moller, Kevin Motley and Peter ment to ban funds for U.S. busing of pupils in desegre- armed forces in Cambodia. gated school districts. M0NM0UTH MIA , Jackets were presented to Robert Vaughan and Stewart Vance. For the amendment — Case, Against the motion to table— 110 MONMOUTH ST. 13 MAIN ST. BRANCH AYE. members of the champion- King. Soccer — Lester Hendricks, ship, baseball, basketball and Williams. Amendment adopt- Howard. Motion adopted, 191- EATONTOWN LITTLE SILVER Twirling — Tracy Brown, Trevor Gaskell, Thomas Ri- ed, 58-37 (bill then passed 157, and bill then was sent to RED BANK gymnastics teams. ley, Robert Vaughan, Carl A caricature depicting his Kathy Phillips and Mary as amended). conference. 741-5292 542-0743 741-5350 Ann Soyka. Whitley, Richard Brooks, dual role as principal and Leonard Whitley, Robert Arbogast & Bastion varsity basketball coach was Cheerleading — Kathy Riley, Mark Card, Victor Lean • Fresh SWIFT'S PREMIUM given Richard Fosko. Black, Sue Dempsey, Bar- Riley, James Long, Kevin SKINLESS Other award winners in- bara Kellers, Patricia Black, Kornek and Wanda Monbleau, GROUND REGULAR or THICK cluded: Sandy Dempsey, Mischele Mc- manager. Dermott, Mary Lou Dempsey, Perfect attendance for four Cross-country — Frank Margaret Hazeltine and Lynn years of high school — Mae McGroary, Terry Ryan, , CHUCK BACOftf Truesdale. Travis. FRANKS Thomas Murray, William Academic — Alice Mar- Golf — Timothy Finan, Moyer, Jeffrey Greilich, shall, Sue Siverson, Wayne Robert Johnson, George Lun- Kevin Redmond, James Mc- • Peata, Nickolette Wilson, ney, Robert McKeon, Ross Groary, ' Norman Viebrock, c Bbnald Luddy, Holly Hofman, Parsells and Scott Paine. Ronald Krueger, Lawrence Wanda Monbleau, Debby Kelly, and Sue Me Galliard lingo, Debora Kelly, Janet Track — George Brown, Jeffrey Greilich, John Hyatt, and Holly Hofman, man- I Natelsons SALE. Hurry for best selections. 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Deposits insured up to $20,000 by federal Deposit Insurance Corporation -THE DAJLY REGISTER, RED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N. It WEDNESDAY, JULY B, 1970 Hirsch Given New Bell Post DecUre Dividend HOLMOEL *- Donald 1«M, Mr. Hirsch h«s been en- TOMS lay^H. -JEttgene of 11 Donna Place, gaged primarily in data com- W. LStfd/, president' of Mon. Hirsch of 11 mouth Capital Corporation, Mata,wan, has been promoted munications work. In his n^.v position, he will be responsi- has announced that the Board to head of the Wideband Data SWIMMING Mobile Home Stocks ble for the development of of Directors of the corpora- Department at Bell Labora- POOL HEATERS techniques and apparatus to tion have declared a dividend tories, here. He was fornderly fi transmit information be "p°n of 14 cents a share, payable Quiet Automatic supervisor of the Automatic computers and other business to shareholders of record Water Hearer Corp. try? Will many companies ticularly true in the mobile Equalizers Group. machines over telephone fa- By ROGER E. SPEAR May 15, payable June 15. Nmwfc, NJ. 744>1500 merge? O.F. home industry where capital Since joining Bell Labs in cilities. Q — Savings and loans are and technological require- A — Any rapidly growing now able to make loans on ments are not difficult to ful- Successful mobile homes. How will this industry attracts marginal op- fill. Obviously a sizable per- affect the future of the indus- erators. This has been par- centage of these "fast buck" Investing operators have been and will continue to be squeezed out. Take - overs, either by the 20% OFF ALL WARDS ROOHNG large, more successful firms to mobile home park develop- within the industry or outsid- ers. Finding attractive and ers looking for a quick toe- suitable home sites has been ON INSTALLED JOBS hold in the field, will be com- a long-standing problem for mon. the industry. Some of the Savings apply to materials only ROOTS Last year mobile homes ac- larger companies in the field Wards has an outstanding line of roofing to give . counted for 67 per cent of all — Boise Cascade, Fleetwood, your home top quality protection. Available in 105 Broad Street, Red Bank the new one-family homes in Itedman and Zimmer — have asphalt or asbestos in your choice of colors. the under $25,000 category. recently entered this end of WARDS ALSO INSTALLS the business. Dollar retail sales have in- PANELING—CEILING TILE-STORM WINDOWS and creased 300 per cent in the Skyline has refrained, how- DOORS-ASBESTOS OR ALUMINUM SIDING-GUTTER last dec.ade and some ever, because the return on and LEADERS—PORCH ENCLOSURES analysts foresee a similar Mail this cord for yoiir free Initallatlcn ettimat* capital is less than the 40.9 gain in the coming decade. Nanw „..,...„.—...—.«"—.- - ..-..««..«••—• •per cent they achieved in Now Participating in Whether the National Hous- 1969. An increase in the sup- Address N»«« - ing Act of 1969, which allows ply of loanable funds avail- City '. State »~i Offer good for limited time only. the FHA to insure loans on able for park development mobile home purchases up to could do much for upgrading RED BANK SALE DAYS $10,000, will have a signifi- their image. You'll tike WARDS MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER cant impact on mobile home sales depends largely on mon- ey rates. Mobile home fi- nancing has been traditional- ST July 8 through July 11 ly handled iji much the same way as a car purchase. Thus the higher rates and shorter NOW THRU JULY 31 Shop Wednesday and Friday Until 9 terms available under this method — as opposed to a 12-year fixed interest mort- gage allowable with FHA backing — have been a boon BUILDING Tremendous savings in every department - to sales of mobile homes in this period of tight money. for Men, Women and Boys A far more significant pro- vision of the same housing act is the FHA backing for loans Shop early for best selection % . Woman Hurt As Car Flips NEW SHREWSBURY -

•*.- • ""• • •' : • Magdalene Gaetano, 24, of Reductions of 1/3, 112 and more ! 22 Bender Place, Cliffside, was injured Monday when her car went off the Parkway into a culvert and overturned. 7 Refer to RedTBahk SaleDays. Shopping| Guide for details The accident occured at 5:40 a.m., as Miss Gaetano • W !••!•••*»• If ••*•• •««••• «••••«• 1 WOT MM • was driving north. The Eaton- make sure it's built as well as the town First Aid Squad, took her to Riverview Hospital, ones on display in our parking Area Red Bank, where her condi- You'll appreciate the added storage space these easy to assemble buildings tion is fair. ' afford ... a size for every need... a price for every pocketbook. • LAWN BUILDING OPEN 3 7' W x 5* D x 6' H DOUBLE DOOR DAYS ONLY I INCLUDES 95 FLOOR KIT THURSDAY & FRIDAY 10-9 COMPLETE STORE BUYERS 747-9894 READY TO 187 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., SHREWSBURY ASSEMBLE SATURDAY 10-6 AT THE A &P SHOPPING CENTER 59 11TOWNER Seeing Is Believing SELLING OUT THE ENTIRE STOCK • Precision engineered Completely constructed • Constructed of metal of wood) with a metal and wood roof . . . decorative • Built for years of Colonial hardware . • • OF "TOWN 'N' COUNTRY FASHIONS" reliable service • Easy to assemble adds beauty to any A SPECIAL STOCK OF FABULOUS IN SEASON LADIES' BET- No. 1570 yard. No. 400 TER SPORTSWEAR AND DRESSES. YOU MUST SEE THIS EX- CELLENT SELECTION OF FINE SUMMERWEAR AS SHOWN 95 95 IN TODAY'S MOST CURRENT FASHION MAGAZINES . . . SEE OUR UNBELIEVABLE LOW, LOW PRICES ... 179 199 ll LADIES' RANCHERO LADIES' DRESSES • ALL METAL • COMPLETELY FINISHED • READY TO ASSEMBLE • MANY QUALITY SWIM SUITS CHOOSE FROM THIS SELECT GROUP FEATURES FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK OF By: CATALINA JRS., JANTZEN, NO. 0-860 DUNEDECK, WIPPETTE, LABEL 4, DRESSES. By: GIBSON, SERBIN, M 8'6" W x 6'6" D x 6"8 H IN, BEACH MATES. MISCHIEF, ALLEY CAT, KENNEY 89* NO. 0-1170 % CLASSICS, SOONI and MANY MORE. 5 107" W x T2" D x 6'10" H 119' $ NO. 0-1110 x6"10"H 95 OO 10'2" Wx 107" D „„ 139 ALL SIZES VALUES TO 4-7-i0 ALL PRICES INCLUDE $35.00 NOT ALL SIZES FREE DELIVERY 20-MILE RADIUS OF SHREWSBURY BLOUSES & TOPS STOCKADE SPLIT RAIL FENCE • Extra heavy • Two hole SLACKS By: JANE COLBY, MANTRAP, FENCE REG. NOW locust post • 10 ft section JELLY BEAN, AS 14.95 13.95 SEATON HALL, 9S SKIRTS LOW 13.95 .12.95 MISS INGENUE, AS 11.95 .10.95 By: HUNTER, TUDOR SQUARE. By: KIPPE. 6 96C* VILLAGER, IRVINGTON PLACE, MAJESTIC, HANG UPS, ALLEY CAT, "Imports From Italy" ALLEY CAT, 777 SHREWSBURY AVE. YASMIN of CALIF. and MORE. MONMOUTH CORK SANDALS , (ACROSS FROM SYCAMORE LANES) OO O Great SHREWSBURY BUILDING Value to • N VAL. TO 24.95 14.95 Savings Opsn: Mon.'Tuoi.'Sat. 7:30 A.M. ts * P.M. CENTER 3 Wed.-Thun-Frl. 7:30 A.M. ts 9 P.M. -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - M1DDLETWN, N. J.: WEDNESDAY, JLLY 8, 1970 60 Visit Zoo ON DEAN'S LIST Miss Sarita Setdin, 122 Residence Hall and a mem- KEANSBUJfo.^ Sixty pre- Name Head of Project at Marlboro Harrison Ave., Fair Haven, ber of the Business Tribu- school youngsters from John nal and Hoinecowlag commit- MAELBOBQ - Discovery all responsibttity for the rest- from Holy Cross College and os Narcotic Rehabilitation F. Kennedy Community Cen- has been named to the spring tee. She is employed, 'ft the House, the new state-operajed dential facility at Marlboro received a graduate degree in Project in Hudson County ter visited Turtle Back Zoo, quarter dean's list at the Uni- university as a summer ori- program for the rehabilita- State Hospital, and the Out- religious education. He is a which later became the New reach system throughout Mon- versity of Cincinnati for entation leader. tion of drug addicts here, has former director* of students Jersey Beegional Drug Abuse Orange. Accompanying the mouth County as well as the and athletic director at Holy Agency and which he served children were Mrs. Helen V. achieving a perfect 4.0 rating. announced the appointment of preventative educational ef- Cross Junior College, Dun» as a member of the board of Hill, recreation leader, staff J. Matthew Martin as project forts for the county. kirk, N.Y. and St. Michael's A sophomore marketing Drag Auction Problem? directors and as associate member Cathy Van Dusen director. Mr. Martin, a native of High School, Union City, N.J. program director before com- major, Miss Seldin is first Call 988-8333 For Help Day or Sir. Martin will have over- Westfield, Mass., graduated He helped to found the Tel- ing to Discovery House. and 40 mothers. vice president of Memorial Night. You Save More CASH aiFOODTOWN! Fred Colmorgen Jr. Colmorgen 1 - Elected By Area Qub CAMPBELL'S TOPorBOnOM FAIR HAVEN — Fred Col- morgen Jr., of 108 Poricy 'CROSS- iane, Eed Bank, was in- PORK 'N IDor stalled president of the Great- er Eed Bank Area Exchange jClub at an installation ban- jquet in the Willowbrook Best- BEANS jaurant here. BOAST U.S.D.A. Gov't. Grade i Others installed were Frank Choice Boneless Mapza, vice president; Dr. ; Samuel Zimmerman, secre- STEAK SALE! | tary and John O'Rourke, trea- Whote top**"1* Ik TOP ROUND i surer. 2 25 t Also these directors: Dan- TOP SIRLOIN iel Gallop, Gordon Mast, Dr. 5cOtl Donald Morris for two - year SHOULDER terms; and 'Robert Loversidge Light Chunk in_O» fi/ipetlxer Vept. Savings \_ SWISS and William Olson for one Del Monte UREX Btf ACH Swift's Premium • year terms. ^Schkfchau. . ^ CUBE BOLOGNA Ib. 79" BUTTERBALL Mom. Mod. ROAST TURKEYS avg. •• BEEF 'US.DA.Covt.qrod.Oiok. " . ' Frnh Gtrmoa POTATO TOP SIRLOIN or RUMP ROAST BO. SALAD .VIVA.. Cov-t Grad* Chok* TonjyYJIow Of White AMERICAN EYE ROUND ROAST All Meat or All Bcf TUNA CNKSE .89- M rOODTOWN ttnh 10HD0H BROIL "^'SLHOST fc ?1 CHICKEN 'FmhUan • • • •FrathfUan c l FRANKS SAIAD ROUND GROUND n99 GROUND CHUCK *79 YOUSAVE quart' AMOrt*dLnnd-0-fro«t foodtownMUflt . LEMON JUICE MORE! baffle SLICED MEATS 3^1 PORK ROLL A. 99e . • Green Giant i J CANNED HAM 2**2* REC»I PRINT Towiis4 rr 1 NIBLETS CORN HU DRINKS 3^87' Fu^TOWNFtoCH ^39 Atiorttd Food town [Frozen Food Savings! j FoodiownGronufateil C FRUIT DRINKS SUGAR 5H59

Dr. Warren Fowler Jr. 99' Pineapple, Red, Grape; mm Fqwler Heads Orange, or Apple Red Frozen Chopped or Leaf . Rotary Club FOODTOWN SPINACH RED BANK — Dr. Warren • Farm Fore Frozen Regular or Crinkb Cut Fowler Jr. has assumed the TRENCH FRIES office of president of Rotary Ats«t>i rnznr Tta FrallDiUsw tm*m HAWAIIAN 9 Club here, succeeding Dr. LEMONADE M-«ru< . Robert Ticehurst. • Birds Eya Frozen SAVI 17c Complexion Size Deodorant Featured speaker of the culb's first meeting under PUNCH CORN ON THE COB ZEST BUY 1 the new president was Col. jT Dairy Dept. Savings! SOAP GIT 1 FREE! Raymond R. Tourtillott of Ft. JHfeCM. , • WITHTHISCOtiPON \ Monmouth, whose topic was ^ Coupon good at ony Foodtown Suptrmarktt. limit on* ptraduhfamilr. RB^ "Americanism." Coupon tapim Saturday, July 1h y.g 1 46-oz.. V can- CUP THIS COUPON Priest Returns r ^ri^1 -^pr "•"•»

IREAM THIS Toward the piirehose of any From Europe COUPON 3-lb. can regular or drip coffee ' MIDDLETOWN — The C WORTH Rev. Bruce A. Tomaso of 6 ORANGE JUICE Foodto.nii.rid. ^, 25 MAXWELL HOUSE Richard Ter. having com- FiwhWbole - 23c off our regular law price. pleted his theological studies C .23' Coupon good al any Foodtom Jup»rmoH

Eatontown Firm SAVE 8c Boutique -Op-. Gets $62,400 Pact KLEENEX EATONTOWN — A $62,400 60$ government contract for elec- 9»o*.' You Save More! NAPKINS tronics supplies has been Tender Young WITH THIS COUPON MOT COLD Coupon good at any Foodtown Sup«rmarl««t. awarded Klystronics, Inc. of MSi Ml" I Limit on* per aduh lomily. RB- Mid - Monmouth Industrial CUPS GREEN Coupon *xpirti Saturday. July 11. ' y.Q Park by the Defense Supply CUPS K Agency's Defense Electronics BEANS Hard Ripe Slicing Foodtown Supply Center In Dayton, •|»*.iJ* WHITE NAPKINS r*i>*t- (iliacetlta Ohio. PAPER P1ATES 97' 33' TOMATOES THIS ,1 Toward the purchase of any Clad • 4fc i.IM *fc P* ' Crisp California COUPON 4 pak The contract calls for 4,000 Auortninaitic larb-O-UghuPLASTIC STRAWr S 2 •!» 35 Ih*. WORTH HUNT'S SNACK PACK electron tubes, type 2K25, to SPOONS & FORKS brlL 39' PASCAL CELERY (OiocotaU. Voniilo. Appltiaucv, DulttfKoUh, j CI)Q :oloU Fudgt, or Umon) be manufactured in accor- CHARCOAL LIGHTER California Sunkist ^ ^sx i An't. Flavon F«o*}town 25' You In* Mar* 10c off our regular low price. *' dance with military specifica- »Vl- 10 Ai.'l. n»on F*odtown «•* _ AM. TeuSav*Mon» 'for Coupon oood at any Foodtown Sup*rmorf<«l. 29' limit on« ptr adult tamily. tions at the contractor's plant ORANGES 1 RB- Coupon txptratSaturdar. July " here. CANNED SODA 10 » 89' CRACKER JACKS I.Cpn CUP THIS COUPON

Firemen's Fair Set Prices effective through Saturday, Jury IT. ' Not responsible (or typographical errors. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Member Twin County Grocers.' COLTS NECK — The an- Freehold, N. J. nual fair of the Colts Neck MMdtetown, N. J. Toms River N. J. Neptune. N. J. Englishtown, N. J. Volunteer, Fire Department Rt. 35 & Mt. Hill Road Fisher Blvd. Route 33 42 Main St. Park Ave. & Hwy. 33 will be held from Monday, West End. Long Branch, N. J. Port Monmonrh, N. J. Farmingdde, N. J. July 20, through and includ- WanamasM, N. J. ing Saturday, July 25, nigliUy, T26 Main St. West End Court & Market Place Hwy. 36 & Bray Ave. , 10 Bank Street Sunset Ave. on the Fire Co. 1, fair Red Bonk. N. J. Jackson, N. J. ground, located directly be- Toms River. N. J. Sea Bright, N. J. near Wickapecko Ave, hind the firchouse on Rt. 537. Route 37 116O\ OcAao .Aw, 56 Newman Springs Road 7 Brook Plaza i 10 THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N, J.: WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1970 322 The Magnificent New Neptune STOP & SHOP THANKS YOl I for your wonderful reception

Kraft Bar-B-Que Sauce 3S&M B&G Kosher Dill Spears Summertime Refresher Kraft Italian Dressing Open Pit Bar-B-Que Sauce SS43' B&G Relish - Assorted Varieties Heinz Relish Sweet or Hot Dog 25* Salada Tea Bags Of 100 Grape or Orange 100 Paper Piates-9" Deep White Gloria Thrown Stuffed Olives Del Monte Drinks TowBtae Keebler Crackers Stop & Shop Mayonnaise Punch Flavor Fresh Dairy favorites! Axelrod's *sssa r „Ui. Realemon Lemon Juice French's Worcestershire Sauce 49C Cottage Cheese Gulden's Spicy Brown Mustard Kellogg's Rice Krispies C 100 Cold Gups-Spree Brand Stop & Shop Wine Vinegar Imitation Sour Cream A Z3 tmln's __ ' 100 Stop & Shop Cold Cups Nestle's Chocolate Flavored Quik 79c Frosted Shakesr? 6«Sf89c Sea Maid Shrimp Cocktail Pillsbury Buttermilk Biscuits Welchade Muellers Elbows Stop &Shop Muenster Cheese1

Work-saving frozen foods! Morton

Stopt Shop. Stop & Shop Clix Crackers 18-ez. Grape Jelly I* 25c My-T-Fine Rich 'N Ready Puddings jtortednamrs SST59C Sun Glory Cookies im^ma 3 & *1 2S-O. Peanut Butter 69c Sun Glory Pork & Beans 8 1i$1 Kills Stop & Shop Apple Sauce 2 & 25c Pink Lemonade Birds Eye Assorted Flavors Marshmallow Creme Campbell's Pork & Beans 6 -89c Step* Shop Creamy Marshmallows 89c Yellow Cling Peaches Sun Glory Tomato Juice Taste 0' Sea Clam Platter Roman 4 Pack Cheese Pizza Stop &Shop Ice Cream

Hemz Health and Beauty Bwys! Soi Tan lotion Sea & Ski 49* Ketchup 5c Off Label m*% Colgate Toothpaste :: 49C Cott's EnergAde Stop & Shop Prune Juice 31352*1 45 Bradlee Plastic Strips Fiesn colored 1^ 39c Stop & Shop Fabric Softner Crosse & Blackwell Relish Ban Dry Deodorant HCMUM «£*%& Stop & Shop Bleach Lindsay Pitted Select Olives Stop & Shop Facial Tissue Stop & Shop French Dressing 16K. 39C From Our Own Bakery! Stqpt Shop 20-DZ.' NEPTUNE CITY Yah Yah Bread I ham 300 W. Sylvania Ave. at Route 33 Plain or Sugar-Dozen " HAZLETRte.36andPooleAve. Daisy Donuts i LAURELT0N(Bricktown)Rte.7O Stop SrShop Elberta Peach Pie All 3 Stores open Sunday 9 to 6-Monday thru Saturday 9 to 9 StOp & Shop Yum YutHS Lemon or Strawberry

SOUTH PLAINFIELD SHORT HILLS/MILLBURN HILLSDALE EAST BRUNSWICK WOODBRIDGE(Colonla) Park Ave. and Oak Tree Road 800 Morris Tpke.Rte.24W 381 Washington Ave. 235 Rte. 18 (Shoppers Mall) . 1555 St. Georges Ave. (Next to Bradlee*) Open Sundays 9 to 6-Monday thru Saturday 9 to 9 Open Sundays 9 to 6-Monday thru Saturday 9 to 9 Open Sunday 9 to 6; Dally 9-9 Opan Sundays S to 61 Dally 9-9 - Op«n Sundays 9 to 6 & Dally 9-9 -THE DAILY BEGISTEB, B£D BANK, • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: WEDNESDAY, JULY a, 1970 The Stop & Shop stores in Hazlet and Laureltol n joijin in on the grand celebration XH price- effective thru Saturday, July 11 at Neptune City. Hazlet and Laurelton

U.S. GRADE A :pl RBR '•• :S) XsHtnl Flaws Sun Glory Broilers SO Cid Deposit with this coupon pyers Split or Cot Up Chicken Breasts i59c Chicken Legs 55c Large London Broil * Roast sale ] ii Gradde W'A' Eggs, ^^- Top Round Top Round or Bottom Round Top Sirloin or Cross Rib Ib. FREE Cream Cheese Boneless Chuck Steak Top Sirloin Roast with this cotptt California Steakctek Rump Roast RO«HI IL M.09 London Broil *m^ • M.19 Eye Round Roast .M.19 Chicken Steak click ft.M.09 Silver Tip Roast Rmd Ground Round Boneless Chut Roast melur 79c Zest...Complexionsize f§ Chuck Patties California Roaster with this coupon aid pactose if m k*

From Our Own Delicious ready to eat,. Caterer's Kitchen Hot or Cold! SWEW o» Ui purchase of 4 pkgt af Pre-SwntMi Rlgglo Pizza Weaver Funny Face with this coupon BaH«r Dipped CnpaSMfttni Stt.lulr;11. ih 12iKh Party Pak ML Chicken * 12-az. In Our Florist Nook! IrtifidalfortotnKlBaity Macaroni & Cheese 3^$1 Thighs & Drumsticks ni51.69 Floral Trees MI i2.99 Tapioca Pudding 3'&'1 Better Dipped Floral Pots /<£ .99c Chicken BarbeeneStyle BL 59C Chicken Breasts !i$t.59 S 69 From Our Farmer's Market! Armour zip Top canned Hams 5 4 Juicy Red Ripe GoldenRipe

All Meat Detictsas Kids Lore'en Armour Star Watermelon Bananas Stop & Shop Taylor Nepco Sliced Franks Pork Roll Beefburgers Bacon i8t0 TOC C

ea.f 9 a i Ib $149 Mb. c Finn Native GreeitTelinr Cucumbers 25 Oranges Squash Nepco Franks Extra MM Gold Cuts w+giShm e Sliced Bologna Nepco Knockwurst 3-25

NORTH BRUNSWICK WYCKOFF 430 Greenwood Awe. U.S. Rte. 1, South of Rte. 130 circle WAYNE Route 23 and Ratzer Road CLIFTON 14 Main Ave. and Rte. 3 Cor. of Wyckoff Ave. Open Sundays 9 to S-Mondiy thru Saturday ft to 9 Open Monday thru Saturday 9 to 9 Open Sundays 9 to 6-Monday thru Saturday 9 to 9 Open Monday thru Saturday 9 te9 12 -TOEDAILY BEGKTER, RED BANK-MIDpIZTOWW, N.Ls^ WEDNESDAY, JULY «, W7O KMVY TNI BONELESS PER PIECE "Night vWITH E4CH Coleman Denend Blossom" - $3.00 PURCHASE More Grads Pattern From Colleges BEEF ROAST Out-of-State This Weeks Featurre 1*1% Area residents g^duating WITH EACH • from colleges out-of-state in- C M.00 clude Deborah Hall, daughter USD A Knfe33 PURCHASE of Mr. and Mrs. William Hall, Dinner 10 Red Coach Lane, Locust, EACH.WEEK A DIFFERENT PIECE Will BE FEATURED Champlain Junior College, CHOICE Burlington, Vt.; Charley SEE YOUR Clark Nickerson Jr., son of DINNER KNIFE Mr. and Mrs. Charley C. TOP SIRLOIN, STORES Nickerson, 80 Battin Road, Fair Haven, bachelor of arts' BOTTOM ROUND, DINNER FORK DISPLAY from Davidson College, Da- vidson, N.C., and a commis- RUMP ROAST Ib. FOR sion as second lieutenant in YOUR CHOICE! .', TEASPOON r, •" the U.S. Army Reserve in- COMPLETER Jantry; Kevin Michael Cole- man, Deal, B.A. in account- SALAD FORK PIECES ing from Walsh College, Can- ton, Ohio; Robert R. Liggitt, Calif. Bone-la son of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Chuck Liggitt, 516 Ridge Road, Fair POT ROAST Haven, B.A. in history from Grove City College, Grove City, Pa.; and Sherry L. De- nend, daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Denend, 80 CAMPBELL'S Kingfisher Drive," Middle- WITH RIBS TUNA town, B.S. in pharmacy from BONELESS IRISH St. John's College, school of pharmacy, Jamaica, N.Y. She plans to serve as an intern CHICKEN PORK N pharmacist at St. Clair's Hos- SMOKED CHICKEN pital in Manhattan. BUTT BREASTS FRY, BAKE, 7 OZ. BROIL, BAR-B.Q

(Limit 4) (Limit 4)

DRINKS-GRAPE, 1 It- PARTS—Fully Cooked .. OA. ORANEG, PUNCH bots. Fried Chicken Breried, "Buddy Boy" Quality!ID> Qj1 TROPICAMA 5 THE PRIME BUTCHER SHOP MOTT'S „„, hr Calif. Steak 15or Iar (At Red Bank Only) (UMIT4) - Fillet Steak APPLE SAUCE 19 lonsleu, Skinleu ., % m 23 Crowe Lettieri Chicken Cutlets ' t " -'I Sirloin Steak MEAT qt. OR MEATLESS jar SHORTCUT Ib.*} Rib Steaks (LOIN) FINAST SAUCES 49 St. Peters e BONELESS (CHOICE) Ib. Graduates Grojnd Chuck © TAsfW9 Ground Round g£) S 95' Phoiw 842-5296 to Place Your Order NEW BRUNSWICK — Nurs- ing diplomas were awarded MR. DELI SAVINGS (Where Available) SEAFOOD SAVINGS by St. Peter's General Hospi- tal School of Nursing, here, HAWAIIAN PUNCH to Sally Johnson, daughter of MrTand Mrs. Edward John- ROAST BEEF HomderFilet RED, APPLE RED, son, 6 Williams, St., .Red Bank; Mary Crowe, daughter GRAPE, ORANGE, of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Crowe, FROZEN "BEST QUALITY lh # Q- ID 14 oz. 14 Crest Rd., Middletown; Jo- MONEY QAN BUY" - g Q« LEMON-PINK, LO-CAL anne Mangarelii, daughter of 59 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Manga- AUStRIAN Ib e (Limit 4 Please) relii, 15 North Prospect Ave., Imp. Swiss Cheese 99* Canadian Smelts ^l? 49 Red Bank; and Carol Lettieri, lb e PH C daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Baby Whitef ish <«""*> ^ 75 Cherrystone Clams 2 75 Gerald Lettieri,, 26 Crest Rd., H0MESmE lb e r lb e Middletown. Potato Salad ^ -25 Halibut Steaks Sn.wl ^»n 89 . Miss Lettieri" plans to work as a staff nurse at' New York iHRST O' THE fWESH White Bread University Hospital. The oth- FINAST er three, plan .to .work.as. staff. HARDWOOD FINAST nurses at Riverview Hospital, lib- AT- Red Bank. RED PLUMS = CHARCOAL 20 99 FRESH 2 loaves m^f jj « 400 ATTEND CIRCUS Finast Soap Pads " Alcoa Alum. Foil12 INCHW1DT H "H 65« NEW MONMOUTH-About WH1TE 9 SIZE k e 400 persons attended a two- FRESH TOMATOES :»,» Pream Coffee Creamer ' 150 Paper Plates p« 89 C C hour circus presented by Pascal Celery 29 Calif. Lemons 6 39 Cranberry JuiceCOCKTAIL- F~IN*5T Velure Bathroom Tissue 10 X 73' Cub Scout Pack 144 and the :i: C C pack committee. Potatoes ; V 5 59 Florida Limes 6 29 ; Bounty Jumbo Towels Asst'd roll Heinz Boston Beans 2139' Mrs. Henry Ernst, den 70ZSIZE mother coach, and the den Marinated Artichoke Hearts 100 Cold Cups Armel Twin Ice Pops 49C mothers handled the staging. FINAST A committee headed by Paul Juice Drink APPLE-CRANBERRY Nabisco Chips Ahoy Kiely supervised operations. DAIRY SPECIALS PRICE-MINDING FROZEN FAVORITES C Serving as ringmaster was Finast Butter Cookies 10 «• 27 Keebler Pecan Sandies Robert Fisher. BR ST Sponsored by St. Mary's TIP TOP T!!£? ORANGE JUICE Catholic Church, the pack will hold its annual Blue and ORANGE . HIALTH & BEAUTY AIDS QV£N-MSH-fROM "FUSSY" BAKIRS Gold dinner Sunday, June 14. RICHMOND i oz. can I Ac Assistant cubmaster Eugene FLAVORED ' TOOTH Fuery is chairman. e N 8 PASTE Cream Cheese 3c°r uBEL Pk°; 'TV Dinners Z^Z? 7™ 17 65 CREST LEMON PIES CACPAV/A D 12 c With Coupon Below •.•• Cj/, OT Maybud Gouda Stuffed PotatoeScH:L cl P::29 Reg. or Mint . • .'\ Finast Muenster Stick Hanscom CakesR" Mfg's ListPrice *t.O5 tube 8 oz. pkg., Call oil STICKS F1NA: FINAST. Blue, pinl Natural Swiss - Cheese Pizza Z Mouthwash Amber, Red ' bot.. 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By DORIS KULMAN reporters and small clusters • and Springwood Ave., the different scene. Families sat RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1970 —13 ASBURY PARK — They of. the curious, .black and main thoroughfare leading on- porches in the warm sat on the lawn of the house white, the major downtown into the west side, the build- night, talking quietly. A boy on the corner of Bond St. streets in this city of 20,000 ing which houses the service walked slowly along the and Asbury Ave., the, white were almost deserted. center of Monmouth Commu- street, dribbling a basket- man and the two little" black A black youth- and two nity Action Program, the ball. A woman called softly boys — seven years old the black girls, one carrying a county's antipoverty agency, to a child. A baby cried. boys appeared to be, or may- shopping bag, walked rapidly was untouched, while almost With the darkness masking Radio Newsman Is every window was broken in the ugliness which is so large be eight — and the man said down Main St., past the Bos- something and they all ton Sho'e Outlet, Lee Work Levin's Department Store, di- a part of the west side, it was laughed, the little Boys clutch- Clothes, Mac's Army and agonally across the street. like a calm summer evening ing their stoiriaehs with the Navy Store and Bob & Irv- A sign on the MCAP front . in .Smalltown, .U.S.A. Arrested, Beaten laughter. ing's clothing store, all with door testified to what black ' On the corner of Main St. and Springwood Ave., Pa- (Editor's Note: Daily Regis- A block south, in front of windows broken out. community leaders say is Sam Wah'g Laundry on Sum- Makes Comment part of the problem behind trolman Larry Dickerson ter newsman Richard Me leaned against his patrol car Manus was on the scene yes- merfield Avew three young "People see us and think the teen-age violence: "No Chinese-American girls did we're looting stuff," the Summer NYC (Neighborhood which was still strewn with terday when an ABC radio pieces of glass from the bot- newsman was beaten by po- tricks with their jump rope young man said, quickening Youth Corps) Jobs Avail- and called "Look, ma," and his stride. able," it says. tles hurled on it and talked lice. Below, Me Manus de- of the black patrolman's scribes what happened.) their mother looked and The sidewalks in front of A few doors down Spring- smiled. the stores..bore the chalked wood Ave. "Pigs Go Home" pain at finding himself re- ASBURY PARK'- Police garded as an enemy by his pummeled, kicked, and blood- Looks Like War slogans "Black Power" and and "We Want Pig Blood" A -block further south, "Black Power Is GO." In was chalked on building fellow blacks. It was a pain ied an ABC newsman as they he said he hadn't known un- escorted him from the scene where the Army trucks, the Mac's, a front window with walls. police cars and the ambu- a black mannequin' display- Escort Newsmen til the outbreak of violence of yesterday afternoon's here early Sunday^ • struggle between state police lances spread curb-to-curb ing a $39.95 sport jacket was About 10 p.m:, 1% hours and rioting blacks on Spring- across Bangs Ave. and hel- untouched, while a window after the curfew, state police At the municipal building wood Ave. meted state troopers with with a white mannequin dis- agreed to escort a motorcade on Bangs Ave., Hudson Coun- ty Assemblyman David Dell M. Wade, an on-the- shotguns and pistols raced up playing a police uniform had of newsmen down Spring- Friedland offered the hope of spot reporter for the Ameri- and down the stairs of the been broken. A hand-lettered wood Ave. Most of those state funds to,help this riot- can Broadcasting Company's second floor police headquar- sign on yellow paper pasted stores not ravaged by fire torn city solve its problems Contemporary News, angered ters, Assemblyman James M. to the door declared the store had windows broken out, and and Union County Assembly- the police with the live com- Coleman Jr., R-Monmouth, "closed." not even the sign "Soul man Joseph J. Higgins said mentary he was taping for who lives here and is city at- Window Broken Brother" painted large' was it all proves that "everyone later broadcast as the state torney, said in quiet anguish, Inside what was left of the protection against the van- needs to stay within the troopers moved forward "It looks just like a war.'' plate glass window of the T. dals. There were no residents bounds of law and order." against rock and firebomb- It was 7 p.m. Just two Frank Appleby real estate to be seen, but hundreds of Then Assemblyman Fried- throwing black youths. hours earlier, police had and insurance office, 230 pplice. Police cradling shot- guns patrolled the streets, land returned to his summer Wade has been charged forced roving bands of teen- Main St., the Pepsi Cola can agers on a window-breaking which had shattered it lay police sat on the curbs and home in Deal, and Assembly- with molesting and interfer- on folding chairs in an un- man Higgins went back to ing with the police. He was spree from the city's main next to the electric sign flick- business area back to the ering advice to buy a home- broken line of blue down the his summer home in AI- freed yesterday on $150 bail. narrow street. lenhurst. And on Springwood '•• The county court was sched- west side, where violence owner's policy as protection raged for the third consecu- against liability and theft. The 'motorcade turned up Ave. the police said all was uled to hear his case at 1 NEWSMAN BEATEN — Dell M. Wade, an American quiet. p.m. today. tive night. Except for police^ At the corner of Main St. Rt. 35 to Bangs Ave. and a Wade and other newsmen Broadcasting Co. reporter, is shown being escorted followed right behind a con- by police from the scene of yesterday's rioting in '. tingent of state police when Asbury Park. A few minutes later, he was injured they advanced On Spring- by the police and was charged with molesting and '] wood Ave. from the railroad 'tracks toward the rioters at interfering with them. 5 p.m. Speaking into his mi- Resort Business Badly Hurt crophone Wade excitedly de- scribed the actions of the By RICHARD McMANUS troopers as they fired bird- ' ASBURY PARK - Three shot at the retreating crowd days of racial disturbances and wrestled with those they have seriously hurt business : caught behind in doorways. at the height of the tourist season in this resort city that The newsman said later quadruples its population that, in his commentary, he each summer. . ' emphasized the police lower- "People are leaving," says ing their sights as they Terry Tsadilas, manager and chased the mob down the part owner of Howard John- street and that he described son's Restaurant. the troopers hitting a strag- Restaurants and shops on gler in a doorway in front of the boardwalk, taverns, and a burned-out store. motels are apparently suffer- His tape recorder was later ing the most as the rioting forced from his hands. The scares vacationers into leav- state police told him after his ing early and deters others release yesterday that they from coming at all. did not know where it was Hurt Badly and could not return it, "We're hurting really bad- Wade said. ly. Ordinari^n_a^3nj£jjLJa5-^ State Police.Lt_Joseph Ro- ifflTas this we're" galski, in charge at the scene, mobbed," Mr. Tsadilas says, said of Wade's commentary, turning to a now deserted din- "I don't know whether he ing area. was trying to inflame them "People are afraid. Look at or us." this street, it's like a ghost Wade said later that it was town," he adds, pointing down Lt. Rogalski who ordered Ocean Ave. troopers to take him- away He predicts that business from the action. Shortly after WADE IN KNEE DEEP — Police beat an ABC news will be off right through his the alleged order, Lt. Rogal- reporter yesterday afternoon on Springwood Ave. in biggest season. "The summer EMPTY BOARDWALK — Asbury Park's famous boardwalk 'has been deserted the last several nights after cur- ski and another trooper, hold- strife-ridden Asbury Park. Dell M. Wade was charged is shot," he says, "they let it fews were imposed because of racial disturbances on the west side of city. Shops and restaurants nearby are ing the rugged looking young with molesting and interfering with the police. They go too long." reporter by the arms, led him His next door "neighbor, suffering from a lack of customers at what is usually the peak of the season. ! back toward the railroad -were angered by his live commentary on their actions Berkeley Candies, is also in tracks and the other news- against rioters. (Register Staff Photos) trouble. ager Edward Slptt also has a prise to Mayor Joseph F. thing .going on over there. a *one area of the city is bound

By MARGUERITE HENDERSON Post-Party Pick-Me-Up football writers. Kick-off came at the tt Club, New York 5 As in caravans that pass in the night — few knew us City, where scrimmage scribes (and scrimmage scribes' By way of invitation, Judy and Barry Zug, Hohndel,' '\ and we knew few of those upwards of 200 persons who joined wives) boarded a bus with bar and combo that brought County Fare smartly sent out packets of Bloody Mary mix and aspirin the gypsy encampment Friday in "Arcadia," the 22-room them to the Omnibus Box (VIP party place on the Jockey Deal mansion of Doy D. Rittgers, president of House of for use the day after'their recent picnic on the lawn (etcetera) party. Club's Parterre 3) for a day at the races followed by a Tressard Fabrics, and Louis Brotnante, New York interior clambake at Ocean Beach Club, Etberon.. designer. Waiting Time Close to 50 people came, 'including Mr. and Mrs. Harry But the house at 124 Ocean Ave. — with spotlighted Some Waiting Wives of the Shore Area (and children Warren and Mary and John Adams, Matawan; Sherry and Track activity was highlighted by a joining of N. Y. : chiffon flags fluttering from its rooftop and a semi-circular who are waiting for returning daddies, too) were greeted Gary Figdore, Middletown, and such Holmdelites as Mayor Giants' owner Wellington Mara and coach Alex Webster, and Mrs. David Cohen, Bryant "Tim" and Nancy Hanley, .3 drive lined with glowing smudge pots — was instantly by Commodore Casey Castleman as guests at the Shrews- Sea Girt; Mr. Iselin, Oceanport, and the Jets' coach, Weeb ( Mr. and Mrs. Homer May, Mr. and Mrs. Wally Taylor, A? recognizable as belonging to our hosts, whose chic good bury River Yacht Club last weekend. Ewbank. Mr. and Mrs. David Curtis, Pat and Larry Smith, Mr. ti!1aste we knew from ttleir f°rnier Elberon enclave. Saturday, the children shared in the annual July 4 fes- Others in the day's activities, in addition to Mrs. Iselin tivities for diib offspring, overseen by Bob Rooke, Red and Mrs. J. Paul Jannuzzo, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Petrillo and ?S5 Guests' requirement of full gypsy costumes brought Mr. and Mrs. AmosMumford. and Mrs. Ewbank and members of the Jets' staff included .'•-'.S assorted responses — from those who went all out with Bank. (That's some overseeing — 88 children took home director of racing and Mrs. Jimmy Jones, Mr. and Mrs. prizes,' participated in races and watermelon-eating con- *" smudged faces, widly frizzed hair, boots or bare feet, hiked- Auxiliary Steak-Out Ken Lennox (he is Monmouth Park's racing secretary), up swirly skirts over many petticoats, bracelets, bemads, tests, consumed 150 hamburgers, 187 ice pops and skeighty- general manager and Mrs. Harvey Wardell, Mr. and Mrs. rings on fingers, rings on toes, be-ribboned tambourines, eight crates of soda). Members of the Pollak Auxiliary — who specialize in Ray Haight (he is Monmouth Park's PR director) and Mr; etc., to one conservative fellow in wash and wear cpinos, But Sunday the scene was something else as many of providing certain smaller needs for treatment of in-patients and Mrs. Frank Ramos (ditto for the Jets). while (urtleneck jersey and a solitary gold hoop earring. the waiting wives (sans kiddies) came for the second fea- at Monmouth Medical Center's psychiatric section and, Most trod the middle course, ingeniously entwining all they ture — a three-hour cruise aboard Vice Commodore Paul more specifically, of out-patients at the hospital's Pollak Mr. and Mrs. Monmouth County owned that was bright and beautiful, whether espadrilles Francois' 65-foot yacht, with Ken Smith at the wheel and Memorial Clinic — suggest you circle Aug. 15 for,, an eve- The great prize of the Great Monmouth Fair (held last -- from Mexico, hand-loomed Nantucket things, or a piano Paul as the gracious host on deck. ning of swimming, steak and dancing at the woodsyrhome- -Among wives enjoying the weekend were Kathy Paruti, site of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Marshall, Holindel. week at the Freehold Raceway) went to Dr. and Mrs. :,., scarf from Grandma! Vincent Tiernan, Sickles Place,. Shrewsbury, who — by. lot ' The home itself is more Italian villa than vagabond tenP Aline Westbrook, Ronnie Bernstein," Sharon Dunham, Don- Put a shadow of a circle around Aug. 16, too, the na Baremore, Virginia Keating, Jill Delmore, Lucille alternate date (in case of rain) for the annual benefit event.' — won the title of Mr. and Mrs. Monmouth County .and the A violinist played beneath the arches of its vast veranda. loot that went with it, including a flight to Los Angeles! '•? A revolving mirrored ball cast dots and dashes of re- Gaud&li, Penny Haines, Beverly Harris, Kathy Karpinski, -• •••' fleeted light about the entrance foyer with elegant Stair- Kathy Vanderstahl, Pat O'Connell and Celia Snyder.. . . 15 Reasons for Fete Dr. Tiernan is a dentist in Belford and his waje Bette .-.•].• case and beautiful flowers (huge bouquets of peonies and To explain, Waiting Wives are those whose husbands Frandne is 15, so her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. is an account executive for Management Recruiters, Red , A delphiniums) and into the boiserie dining room on the left (from all branches of the military) are on separated tours Luker, 25 Ataboy Court, Middletown, feted her at a birth- Bank, who specializes in placing skilled female personnel. „ (where a fortune teller foretold) and the parlor-upon-parior in Korea, Thailand or Vietnam. 'Thought not controlled by day party July 4 in Uie Channel Olub, Monmouth Beach. She also studies philosophy at Monmouth College on the hung with large romantic oil paintings to the right. To the the military, the services do lend support by providing Her sisters, Cristine and Lorrine, attended as did Mr. side. . places for monthly meetings. (Locally, these are in Ft. and Mrs. R. F. Doughty and their daughter Leslie, Middle- rear of the parlors was a solarium, and to the right was a The great wonder re the great prize of the great fair lengthy arcade (filled with white wicker furniture and - Monmouth's Scriven Hall on the second Tuesday of each town, and Miss Susan Warrenfeltz, Fair Haven. month). is that not one. of the Tiernans' seven children (numbering greenery) from the balustrade of which one viewed the one a year from a 12-year-old, down) has yet complained If you're a waiting wife and would like the moral sup- Something for the Scribes i sunken ballroom/game room with its multiple French doors, that the trip to California is "for two." ornate fireplace, cherubic fountain and, for the night at ' port and companionship afforded by the group's activities, Philip H. Iselin (president and owner of the N. Y. Jets . least, a juke box. caH Army Community Services at Ft. Monmouth for infor- as well as president and chairman of Monmouth Park) Our compliments to Siobhan, Meghan, Brideen, If this be gypsy, I'm joining. ... mation. hosted a party at the track last week for metropolitan Gervaise, Christopher, Kelly and SamanUia! Tailgate Show Mrs. Troum Begins Term WEST LONG BRANCH - The Monmouth College Li- brary Association installed its «Sei for Aug. 15 new slate at a luncheon here on campus. Mrs. Nathan F. £ MIDDLETOWN - Members of the Tailgate Antiques Troum, Deal, begins her sec- ond term as president of the * Show committee met in the home of Mrs. K. Girard Howie, group. S chairman, 111 Kings Highway here, to discuss plans for the fifth annual sales event, that will be held Aug. 15, from 10 Others installed were Mrs. p a.m. to 5 p,m., in conjunction with the four-day running oJ Robert Barrabee, Oakhurst, £ the 76th Moranouth County Horse Show at Wolf Hill Farm, vice president; Mrs. Anthony opposite Monmouth Park, Oceanport. DePetro, Spring Lake, sec- S Two Events ond vice president; Mrs. Mat- fc The antiques show, which attracts dealers from sever- thew Prince, West Allen- ¥ al states, last year drew more than 2,000 spectators to the hurst, third vice president; S equine event, the oldest horse show in New Jersey. A nom- Mrs. Hilda Webb, West End, recording secretary; Mrs. inal fee provides entrance to both events, proceeds of which Kenneth Creveling, Allen- benefit the Monmouth County Historical Association, Riv- hurst, assistant treasurer; erview Hospital, Monmouth Medical Center and the United Lester Hess, Loch Arbour, States Equestrian Team. treasurer, and Mrs. Jerome Committee Aides Sctowitzer, Interlaken, corre- Assisting Mrs. Howie are: Mrs. Peter Carton, general sponding secretary. The of- mailing; Mrs. Robert W. Chapponi, special events; Mrs. ficers were installed by Mrs. Nathan Troum ? James F. Joy, special events-decorations; Mrs. Robert C. Mrs. William G. Van Note, Lawrence 3rd, dealer mailing; Mrs. Thomas W. Leidner wife of the college president. Hospital Guild f and Mrs. Edward G. Webb Jr., promotion; Mrs. Joseph j F. Lord Jr., mailing; Mrs. Neil H. McKinnon, grounds; Mrs. The association presented Gives $19,670 William J. Quinn Jr. and Mrs. John G. Zerrer, window dis- a $2,500 check to the college to benefit the Murry and Le- PERTH AMBOY — A total play; Mrs. F. O. Williams, posters, lettering, and Mrs. of $19,670 was presented to William H. Montgomery Jr., publicity. • ' onie Guggenheim Memorial Library. Perth Amboy General Hos- TAILGATERS — Mrs. K. Girard Howie, Middleiown, second -from right, chairman pital by the Women's Guild of the Fifth Annual Tailgate Antiques Show to be held Aug. 15, from 10 a.m. to GARDEN CLUB WINNERS at a meeting in the hospital auditorium. Guild president S p.m. in conjunction with the Monmouth County Horse Show, is surrounded by NEW SHREWSBURY - Mrs. Bernard Vogel, Me- attractive wares and committee members, left to right, Mrs. Robert W. Chap- Winners in the recent flower tuchen, presented the checks poni, Mn. Thomas Leidner and Mrs. William H. Montgomery Jr. show held by the New to associate director Thomas Shrewsbury - Lincroft Garden, PugJi who commended guild club included Mrs. Clifford members upon the success of Adams, Mrs. F. Gilbert Grif- their projects since the last fith, Mrs. A. G. Garrett and -check presentation in Jan- Mrs. Malcolm Markendorf, uary. LUCY'S Lincroft; Mrs. Holmes Bur- ton and Mrs. W. E. Charle- To renew frying pans when ton, New Shrewsbury; and food sticks, heat slightly and STOREWIDE CLEARANCE OF ALL Mrs. C. J. Conover, Holmdel. rub with wax paper. 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I.: WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1970 15 Engagements Sorority Grants Scholarship! ASBURY PARK — Mon- Mom on Strike mouth County Alumnae • '.*f• \ Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority awarded its scholar^ ship grants during the Youth Day program at Second Bap- Dear Ann Landers: I was was go straight to his ex- tist Church, Asbury Park, the alone when my first daugh- wife's place. He told me he Rev. Verner R. Matthews, ter was born because my hus- knows all the things that are pastor. band said he couldn't be Ann Landers wrong with her but she draws around anyone in pain. When him like a magnet. He wants The scholarship winner is the second girl was bom he to remarry her and try Miss Edith May Jackson, the was stone drunk. The nurse needed help, I do. Please again. granddaughter of Mrs. Elea- asked him to go sit in the try. — Touching Bottom Do you have any statistics nor Rogers, 924 Mattison Ave. car and sober up. It's been Dear Touching: Is there on how marriages work be- Miss Jackson, who is a re- this way for the past 25 someone you can visit for a tween couples who remarry cent graduate of Asbury Park years. I could never depend few weeks? A sister — a after they have been divorced High School, will use the $1,- Miss Porter Miss Fitzgerald Miss Cerrone on him for anything. Our two cousin — a friend? Your from each other? — Can't 000 grant to further her edu- daughters were married the doctor should inform y6ur See Straight cation, majoring in the field Fedkenheuer-Porter ~ same year and divorced with- husband that you need a rest Dear Can't See: You don't of bio-chemistry at Upsaja in weeks of each other. My and the sooner the better. say if Kev and his wife had College, East Orange. HOLMDEL — Announcement is made by Mr. and Mrs. husband and I have always When you return, call a tri- any previous marriages. The An award of commendation Byron A. Porter, 5 Old Manor Road, of the engagement of been at war over these girls. bal council meeting. Tell more often people marry the Whenever they wanted some- less chance they have of for all-around achievement their daughter, Miss Sarah Ann Porter, to Frederick them you are going on strike. Miss Edith Jackson Miss Dianna Harris thing and I said, no, they Eefuse to do the girls' laun- succeeding. Statistically, sec- was presented to Dianna Har- Fedkenheuer 3rd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fedkenheuer Jr., 4 went to him and he said yes. dry or clean up after them. ond marriages fare a little ris, a graduate of Neptune Crescent Place, Hazlet. It's been that way since they Enlist your clergyman's help. better than first marriages — High School. Miss Harris will if it is the second marriage attend Temple University, Miss Porter, who is enrolled in .the nursing program at were old enough to talk. So. You need someone to talk to of course, they are all messed and someone who will talk for both. The chances for a Philadelphia, this fall. She re- 'The Pet' Is Guest Brookdale Community College, Lincroft, is a graduate of sides with her parents, Mr. up. to your husband arid daugh- second marriage succeeding ASBURY PARK - Petula tion at the age of seven. Red Bank High School and Eastern School for Physicians' ters. between two average people and Mrs. Daniel Harris, 109 West Trident Blvd., Neptune. Clark, on record, supplies the She was a star in Europe Aides in New York. Now that both girls are di- Dear Ann Landers: My son who were married to each vorced, they have moved other are about 50-50. The awards were presented background music today for long before she was recog- Her fiance, also enrolled at Brookdale, is an alumnus of served two years in prison. back into the house. They Before Kev was sent away he When romantic glances turn by the chapter's president, a fall fashion show in Stein- nized here. During the past St. Mary's High School, South Amboy and attended Mer- pay no board or room- I am had been married for seven to warm embraces is it love Mrs. Geraldine Clark, Nep- bach here starting at 1 p.m. several years she has had cer County Community College. His fraternity is Kappa expected to cook for them, years. He and his wife fought or chemistry? Send for the tune. Petula Clark, in person, is clean up after them, do their booklet "Love' Or Sex And the number one hit record Sigma Kappa. Mr. Fedkenheuer is employed at Lanvin- like cats and dogs the whole the star of the Steinbach laundry and take their tele- time. How To Tell- The Difference," (with different songs) in Den- Oharles of the Ritz, Holmdel, as a laboratory technician. SPAGHETTI DINNER show. phone messages. I told my Two weeks' after Key went by Ann Landers. Enclose a mark, Germany, Switzerland, husband I raised them once to prison his wife divorced long, stamped, self-addressed MIDDLETOWN - The Po. The well-known vocalist, Holland, England, France, and once is enough. He says him. I thought this was a envelope and 35c in coin with llcemen's Wives Association who opened Monday for a and Italy. Lig a-Fitzgerald this is their home as much as pretty low blow and told her your request. of Middletown will hold a week's engagement at the it is mine and if I don't like spaghetti dinner Sunday, 4 Garden State Arts Center, The English born Miss LEONARDO — Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Fitzgerald, 61A so, We got into a big argu- it, I can get out. ment and I called her several to 8 p.m., in the East Keans- Holmdel, will be interviewed Clark and her 'husband, Claud Ave. D, announce the engagement of their' daughter, Miss Garden Club' My health is shot. I take names. She ended up telling burg Firehouse. Proceeds will after the fashion presentation Wolff, have two daughters, Kathleen Marie Fitzgerald, to Army Lt. Anthony Joseph too many pills and I drink too me where to go and what I be used for charity. on the store's second floor by Barbara-Michele, 8, and Plans for Fall Mrs. Barbara Somers, Stein- Liga, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Liga of Arlington many Vodka sours. Our home could do when I got there. Tickets, nominally priced, Catherine Nathalie, 7, are available from associa- bach fashion show and spe- Heights, IB. An Oct. 10 wedding is planned. is, an armed camp — them The first thing Kev did NEW SHREWSBURY — against me. If anyone ever when he got out of prison Fall plans of the Garden tion members or may be pur- cial events coordinator. The bride-elect, a graduate of Middfetown Township Club of New Shrewsbury-Lin- chased at the door. Miss Clark, whose record Add a couple tablespoons High School, is a service representative for New Jersey Bell croft will include an educa- "Downtown," made her a hit of molasses, dash of onion Schneider-Cerrone and 2 tablespoons of brown .Telephone Company, Shrewsbury. tional booth at the New Cost of ice cream toppings in the United States, began RED BANK — Mr. and Mrs. John Cerrone, 150 Oiestaut Shrewsbury Fair on Sept. 10- too high?' Use a jar of fruit her singing career on the sugar to large jar canned Lt. Liga, who is stationed at Ft. Dix, received an as- , St., announced at a dinner party Monday in their home, the 12. preserved Delicious! British Broadcasting Corpora- baked beans. Zing! sociate of arts degree from Elgin (HI.) Community Col- engagement of their daughter. Miss Marie Antoinette Cer- Mrs. John Flockhart, 8 Hill- lege. He also attended the University of Illinois at Chicago. rone, to Richard Lewis Schneider, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mi- top Circle, is accepting res- chael Toscano, 76 Woodbine Ave., Little Silver. ervations for a Sept. 24 bus The couple are graduates of Red Bank High School. Miss trip to the Duke Gardens, JULY 8-11 Cerrone is employed at Vogels Fashion Center, Red Bank. Somerville. A Smorgasbord BASKIN'S Mr. Schneider, manager of Parker's Market, Little Sil- luncheon at the Stockholm 15 DAY TRIP TO ver, also attends Brookdale Community College, Lincroft. Restaurant, Somerville, plus RED BANK side trips to Weathercock Walling-Holland Farm and the Pink Sleigh gift shop, Oldwick, will be includ- urn* SALE KEYPORT — Mrs. Charles Holland Sr., 99 Green Grove ed in the excursion. 90 BROAD ST., RED BANK, N. J. ([ (201) 747-3450 Ave., announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Slnct 1945, Homo Decorators and Purveyors of Fint Fabrics Maureen Holland, to James G. Walling, son of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Walling, Wilson Ave., Port Monmouth. DAYS' EUROPE The bride-elect, daughter also of the late Mr. Holland, KETTLECLOTHS SLIPCOVER DRAPE, SILKS, BLENDS, Sponsored by St. Jude's Guild is a graduate of Bloomfield High SchooL She is employed HOMESPUNS and by the U. S. Post Office in Keyport. WOOLENS St. Agnes Church, Atlantic Highlands, N. J. Mr. Walling, an alumnus of Middletown Township SAILCLOTHS UPHOLSTERY GOODS High School, is employed at the U. S. Post Office in SUMMER COTTONS 36" • 54" WIDE 39" • 60" WIDE THURSDAY, SEPT. 10 to Matawan. ' Re?. 1.19 to 2.98 Reg. 1.2? to 11.SO Reg. 2.78 to 11.00 FRIDAY, SEPT. 25 70* I79 198 Visiting Farrelh Applegate Nuptials 89' TO Yd. TO Yd. #T TO I Yd. GERMANY • ITALY • AUSTRIA • SPAIN NEW SHREWSBURY - Mountain Inn, Atlantic High- ROUND TRIP $<7CO00 The First Reform Church of Hands. Open Wed.A *Sorry, no Eaiy Charge — MasMr INCLUDES: 10 7 New Shrewsbury, was the set- The bride, who. attended Fri. till 9 P.Mfc Middletown Township High Charge or Bank AmerlCard on 747 TRANSATLANTIC • FIRST CLASS HOTELS ting here June 28 for the M, T. Th., Sat \ marriage of Miss Susan Gail School, is employed at Elsie's ' *' IREAKFAST & DINNER • LUNCHES WHEN TRAVELING Sub Shop, Red Bank. 9:30-5:30 reduced merchandise. TOUR ESCORT • TRANSFERS & SIGHTSEEING IN EACH CITY Applegate, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Applegate, Mr. Farrell, an alumnus of .The Passion Play -OBERAMMERGAU 18 Lind Drive, Middletown, to Middletown Township High David Samuel Farrell, son of School, is manager of Joyce's FOR INFORMATION & RESERVATIONS CALL: Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Far* Sub Shop, Lincroft. He is a MRS. BEN HAWLEY — 291-0876 member of the U.S. Naval rell, 96 Woodside Drive, Mid- Reserve, Lakehurst. REV. MICHAEL J. LEASE, Spiritual Director — 2914272 dletown. 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RED BANK SINGER Transportation available from some areas RED BANK — «? Brood Street *A Trademark ol THE SINGEH COMPANY EATONTOWN - Monmouth Shopping Center ASBURY PARK — S24 Cookmon Avenue 16 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1970 Yanks Continue Backward Slide Medics Hit It was only three weeks ago fourth place than they are to header from Washington 7-3 7, Houston 2. Yankees, trying to hang on to for Baltimore. '•" that New York's resurrected first. and 7-5, Milwaukee took two Three weeks ago, New second place, but not the Ron Swoboda drew a bases- Sports Ills Yankees were eyeing first Detroit is hot on the Yan- from Chicago 4-S in 12 in- York's mini-Bombers had Birds. loaded walk on a J-and-2 place, in the American kees' trail and a twi-night nings and 1-0, Minnesota crept to within V-A games of New York rallied for a run pitch with two out in the topped Oakland 4-2 and Kan- the first place Orioles and in the ninth inning last night ninth, giving the Mets their League's East Division. Now doubleheader split with Bos- By GEORGE SHEEHAN ton left the Tigers just one- sas City edged California 4-3. were anxiously looking for- to tie the score at 2-2 but it fifth straight victory. Jerry they're peeking over their Would you believe there are people in America in half game back of New York: In the National League, it ward to the three-game series was a momentary thing. A Grote's third hit, a single by shoulders instead. trouble from trying too hard? Nine losses in the last 11 Boston won the first game was New York 4, St. Louis 3, that started in Baltimore last walk, Frank Robinson's sin- Tommie Agee that extended games — the latest a 6-2 8-4 but the Tigers bounced Chicago 10-7 over Montreal; night. gle and an error by Gene Mi- his hitting streak to 18 games This Information, however Implausible, happens to be whipping in Baltimore last back with a 4-3 decision in Pittsburgh 4-2 over Philadel- But the bottom has been chael loaded the bases in the and an intentional walk set true. And not a mere handful of dedicated nuts. All over night — have dropped the the 10-inning nightcap. Else- phia; San Francisco 8, At- falling out since then and bottom of the 10th and then the stage for the deciding the country runners, tennis players, football and baseball Yanks a fat 6'/S games off the where in the AL last night, lanta 5; Cincinnati 3-0 over their slide has made the Brooks Robinson crashed a walk issued by reliever Sal players, goKers and athletes of all description-pro, amateur Orioles' pace and closer to Cleveland swept a double- San Diego, and Los Angeles series crucial only to the grand slam homer to win it Campisi. weekend and wftat have you — are consulting their physi- cians because of symptoms due to trying too hard. The first wave of these .patients caught the medical New fork I Baltimore (») >brhl •or h profession by surprise. Doctors-, are accustomed to seeing Clarke,2b 6 J J I Buford.lt 4 0 1 Hurcer.oJ & 0,0 ReUen'd.cr BOO man's attempt to maximize himself — but only for ill. They Whlte.lf 3 1 J J.Powell, lb 3 11 Cater,3b 4 0 0 ' Motton.pr 0 10 are adjusted to a fat, indolent clientele — to a practice British Open Munson.c 4 0 1 F.Rob'ton,rf 8 12 J.Ellis,lb 4 0 2 Hendrlcki.c 510 Mltclrcll.rf 4 0 1 B.H«fc'on.3l> 5 2 3 Michael.ra 4 0 01 DJJ'naon.Zb 4 0 1 Blottl'yr»[P 2 111 BQlftnger.ss 4 0 2 Han«en,ph 1 0 0 I Cuellar.p loo Aker.p 0 0 0 1 McDanltl.P 1. 0 0 I . The Innocent Bystander Fight Begins 37 2 7 I 316 10 None out when winning run scored. New York • 001 0» 001 0— 2 ST. ANDREWS, Scotland turned in the best practice, Baltimore .000 S00 000 4— 6 in which most diseases are self-toflleted, maximizing but in score of the day with a four E—Michael. LOB-New York 6, (AP) — Jack Nicklaus, Balldmore 9. 2B—F. Boblnpn, B. the wrong direction. searching for his first big under par 68, and Steve Mel- Robinson. Clarke. HR—etottlemyre A direction indicated by the latest mortality figures is- (1) B. Robinson (10). S—Cuellar. championship victory since nyk, the reigning United sued by the-New York JState Department of Health which 1967, stepped off the last States amateur champion, . IP II RERBBSO showed new records in four diseases (all of which seem green yesterday at the end of •had a three under par 69. •%ZF*n±rJ» III I I to be the responsibility of the victim) death by auto., practice for the British Open That's a measure of the by cirrhosis of. the liver, cancer of the lung, and dope golf championship and said: kindness the Old Course w,«y MI i s addiction. . showed the golfers on the last SI, louis (3) I New 1 Tk (4) "So they've made me fa- - aa.b x-Ss.eos r h I . •b r h . This gloomy group, however, have became Interspersed day of practice before the Brock.H 4 10| A*??:?!Afte.cf . SOI vorite. Maybe this will change CanTnal.cf 3 13 Harrelsoa.ii 4 11 with an old bunch who came to the office because of foot, serious business of shooting R.Allen,lt> 101 Slngleton.il 3 0 1 my luck." Torre.c 4 0 0 Shtmoky.rShtmoky!! 3 12 leg, arm, and other pains due to excessive activity. "It all for keeps starts. Hague, r( 4 0 1 Swoboda. rt 0 0 0 Nicklaus of Columbus, Bliannon,3to 3 0 0 Clende'on.lb 4 12 began," a patient will say, "after I started to run 100 Ken'edy.Sb 3 0 2, Jorgena'n,ll> 0 0 0 Ohio, was installed 7-1 favor- It was a balmy day. The C.TVIor.pT.p h 1 0 0 I - Hollywood (1) ber of the staff in Ail-Star ex- sink Trophy at Navesink and Miss Joan Freedman. last week, were second with Nanette Llebllch, Sue Stern* (Hi with a net 32. a balance between the two great opposing muscle groups in it. TtMa Hraney, Roddy Llssncr, 5-7. perience. He is on the squad Country Club yesterday. Mrs. Iil Kramer, Mrs. 153. 6-4. 7-8. FT, MONMOUTH the thigh — those fore (the quadriceps) and those aft (the. Helen Avcnen. Nora NaKel" fWE> for the seventh time and has Defending champion is Mrs. Marie Brunner, Mrs. Rose Mrs. Effie Schwartz chipped d. Joya Bernheim, Joan Wyer. 6-3. FT. MONMOUTH - Mrs. hamstrings). 4-fi. 7-5 appeared in four games. Alston Beekman. Match play Mintz, Mrs. Florence Freed- in on the 17th; Miss Anne Florence Cohen. Flo Engelhart The word is now out to all self-maximizers who have MVE> d. Carol Ledcrman, arary Wilhelm was named to the will continue each week until man and Mrs. Ronnie Ger- Cantor chipped in on the 16th, John Thatcher had low gross Thompson, 6-4, 6-4. been trying drugs, booze, butts, and calories. Exercise will N..! d. Alma Roberta. Charlotte Bcrger, 1-6, 6-4, 6-4. try Club yesterday, Mrs. Ruth the Blind Partners Tourna- players in the Criers Tourna- Mrs. Robert Way led 'B' Results Pedersen, Mrs. Judy Schul- ment at Old Orchard Country ment at Jumping Brook Coun- , Flight in gross with 97, and i»!—*4.ooo: cimg.; 3*4 Yo; 6 r. man, Mrs. George Horn and Club yesterday with a net try Club yesterday with a Mrs. W. Preston Corderman Open on Valiant Note Plinth (Arlatone) 8.40 5.00 3.20 Jaunty Note (Astorga) 9.80 5.60 Mrs. Lu Decker qualified in 150. net 60. Mrs. Bidi Werner was had low net, 73. Cloudy Alre (Zunlgt) ...... _. .4.40 NEWPORT, B.I. (AP) - She led by almost 1J4 min- 2nd-44.000; Cimg.; ,3*4 Yo.: eif. IrlBh Chapeau (Marq'zj .7.40 4.00 3.40 Valiant, the 12-meter yacht utes at the first mark and Light or Moon (Hole) 4.00 3.20 Ruffle Gal (Moseley) _ _..7.80 most people expect to defend stretched her lead to more Dally Double (7-11 (31.00 3rd »!.80O; Clms.; 3 Yo*irp; liVm. the America's Cup in Septem- than eight minutes by the Lady Lewis IE.Maple) 8.20 4.80 3.40 Honzle (Cuslmanoi 4.00 3.20 ber, handed Heritage an un- end of the second reaching Hatlopolls (Hnle) : 4.80 merciful trouncing yesterday leg, with more than half the •iTH-W.TOO: cimg.; 2 Yo.: 5'j t. Monmouth Park Today Norseman Ways (A'clM^O 3«.6O 14.00 in the first race of the obser- race still to be sailed. Yorkshire Red (Blum) 7.20 5.00 Red's Old Man (Hole) 4.60 vation trials for Cup defense 5TH—$5,000; Clmc: 3 Yo*up: 6 !. By that time, Valiant was- Silent Arrow (Mlcrll) .7.20 43013.00 candidates. almost a mile ahead of Heri- Polar Zone (Kallali .8.00 3.flO Entries Selection* Spring Comet (Broussardi ISO Proving herself an excep- tage whose skipper is Charles Kxaclo (3-4) IIWOO 1ST—14,000; Clmj.: i*up; 6f. At Laffs (Brouiaard) 114 20-1 tionally fast boat in the light Slh—JS.500; Clmit.; 3 Yoiuo: 1-m lurf. MoonllghUni .(Kassen) fifl •. 3-1- Legal Loan (Hole) 114 8-1 1—Count Porter, Mark Ye E. Morgan Jr. of St. Peters- Aundel (Lester) 10.80 5.40 3:60 Stlckball (Knipp) 113 8-1 Tanzanlte (Crump) 111 12-1 to moderate air, Valiant out- burg, Fla. Sing Man Sine (Culmone) ..5.00 3.60 • Bnenitone Bullah (IannelHJ 113 12-1 3T1I—ia.OOO;. Alw.! 3 Vo. f.j 6 f. Way, Moonlighting Cavity (Kallali -..- 3 00 Mark Ye Way (NB) 113 10-1 Lady Olboon (Patteraon) IK 6-1 distanced Heritage by 9 min- 7th—t!).00O; Alw.; 3 Yoiup; 6 f. 2—Australian Pine, Striking Intrepid, the 1967 Cup de- El Csicy (NB) 110 201 Bcamtan (Marquez) 114 12-1 utes, 36 seconds over the Tony's India (Vasquez) 12.00.4S0 3,»0 Smoky Haze INB) 11.1 20-1 Soon Sun (Solomone) 114 • 10-1 Way, Tony's Awake fender, won the second race Kllvnr Button (Cu»lmano> .3.60 2.B0 Good N Rorey (NB) 113 101 Laura Bell (Thornburg) US 12-1 24,3-mile America's Cup Around Thf Horn (Hole) 2BO Beauatone (NB) 113 6-L AKhua (Culmone) 121 H-2 3—Camellia Kid, Needles of the day by 3:55 over fith-^loooo: Alw : 3 Yn FII.; ii'«-m. Relics of War (Thornburg> 113 151 Meditation Mama (NB) 116 2-1 course in a breeze which Pjilzicr (Patterson) 8.60 4.20 3.00 Eamern Toney (NB) 113 ., 20-1 Do Your Thing (Iannelll) in 4-1 Mate, Country Romeo Weatherly which had de- •1 TRENTON.N.J. •; J\i)nr;i (Mosfilcy) ...3.20 2.40 Count Porter (Carnv^aii) 112 4-1 BTH—$9,0001 Alw.; 44upi 6 I. never blew over 10 knots. Pnrchii i Hole) .2.60 Heel Prince (NB) 113 1S-1 Necki-r 2nd (Maple) 113 10-1 4—Summer Lunch, Miss fended the Cup In 1962. •_ INTERNATIONAL •" SID -J5.000; Cimg.: 3 Yo*up: liV-m. Rare Woll (S.Maple) 108 101 Ad Slalom (Mlcell) 113 12-1 Valiaht's skipper, Bob Mc-•—«w^^—S——ami Mnn7.on 2nd (Knapiil ..2fi.2O d.fiO fl.Rft Bon Puyan (Mlcell) 113 12-1 Earl o! Mllldale (Kallal) 118 2-1 Treasure, School Board •"BPEEDWAaC Tim Trip (Brounsardl .. RJO'4.40 Francis X (Cujlmano) 113 2-1 Dot's Imp (NB) 116 8-5 5-Do Your Thing, Meditation Cullough of Riverside, Conn., Sllcky Jim (C.H.Marquee 7.S0 Numerator (NB) 113 10-1 Twin Toddy (Imparato) 113 20-1 RENT A CAR i:\a.ta (3-1) 1123.71) Tree Pfcss (NB) 113 10-1 Mama, Ashua maneuvered his boat into the All: 1B..-53I. Handle: fl.TCMSIO. 2ND—IS.OOO2NIS.OO;; MMiln.,, 3&1U Y.Yo.;; BB t DAY • WEEK • MONTH Tony's Awake (NB) 115 8-1 Ctrerokcc Nation (Moseley) 114 «-l weather berth before the Striking Way (Brouasard) US 4-1 7TH-4IO,0OO; Alw.: 1-m., 10yds, 6-Necker 2nd, Dot's Imp, Holly's. Prince' (Vanirllder) 105 20-1 Make It Easy (Solomone). 113 10-1 Cherokee Natlona start and Valiant opened up Hometown Talent (Stonet llfi .10-1, Swoonaway (Maplo) 113 4-1 WALL flafe Hsrbor (Ouilmanoi HR •' fl-l' Attempt To Bpln\(M«rQuoj) 113 K-l 7—King Mlnasseh, Swoon- a lead of more than 100 yards LINCOLN-MERCURY Evle'g Beau (Zunlga) 120 20-1 KlnB Mlnnsnen (Holo) 110 7-3 Mrtwibury Av»nu« at Mash Light (Blumi 115 10-1 nnrlleo (Mlcell) 113 3-1 away, Charles Elliott in the jfirst five minutes of Risibility (PatlcTBon) 115 5-2 Hunter'fl Dance (Mnseley) 108 12-1 747-5400 I>over (PntterHont 113 10-1 8—Shuvee, Golden Or, What the race. I.iiplander (Maniuez) 115 -1-1 Charles Elliott (Stone) Two T.ilcntj (Tliornbiirgi 115 10-1 »TI|—«10,000i .'iitup f.&m.: liV-m. A Dream Northern Dew (Biipza) 115 fl-1 THK MOIXY PITOIIEB HANDICAP onmoihTark Australian Plnfl (Carmenn) 108 7-2 rmrk Stream (NB) 111 8-1 ^-Briquet 2nd, Bright Ray, NOW thru fjreck Mariner (NB> 115- R-l Double nipple (Nelson) 112 10-1 nni>—SI.KIKI: nnw.: 2 YO.J »'/i f EKlORa flnnnelll) 108 12-1 Hespero GRAMAN'S August 8 Country Komro (Cinilmiuio) 118 3-1 flliilVTR (Br\t!7ai I2;i fl-5 Old l.lnf (Brnu^Fjirdi 118 fl-l Whnt A Dream (Maples 115 B-l VACUUM and APPLIANCE PARTS CO. Drmlile Knit (Maplot 1l(i 10-1 Deb'lt Darling (Solomonei 112 n-1 Scratches Bfilil '.V Knollsh (Hole) 117 15-1 Obeah (Thornburg) 114 B-l 156 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK, N. J. Royal Illdi-r 1NII1 111 10-1 Golden Or (Martinez) 112 in-l 1—Smoky Haze, Relics of r.linrlll;, Kid (niumi 1)8 8-1 Hplon Jennings (Blum) 113 B-l PHONE 747-5623 Triple Link iNH) 118 4-1 DTII—$1,81X1; clinic ; 4iui>; I'i'lurr. War, Eastern Toney, Reel Monrv lio.Htroycr iNlli 118 n-2 QuIroRa (MoHClcy) 108 10-1 COMING HI-LIGHTS NOPIIIPH Miltc iNU) 118 5-2 Brljlil day tMaple) IIS 1-1 Prince, Ron Puyan, Francis HOOVER and EUREKA CLEANERS •ITII—«(I,O(H): Alw.: '.' Vo. f.[ 5'/4 I. Happy Hull (Brouisard) 115 12-1 OCEANPORT, NJ. MOLLY PITCHER H'CAP nrasliness (Brousflard) \l\ 1-1 Ben Dorada (Stone) 113 R-l KINGSTON TANKS & CANISTERS Carnabv Olrl (Baczn) 116 8-1 Wcnrnllo 2nd (Imnarllo) 113 in-i 2-Greek Mariner 2 miles from Garden St. Parkway, Exit 105 Wed. July 8 Bandv k. iMIwllll 1H 20-1 Burtma»ter (Knllal) 111 n-i Wax«rs — Polishers — Hand Cleaners TnJ Dcwon (Maple) 114 (11 Abul FilnriB (NB) 115 20-1 3—Money Destroyer MONMOUTH OAKS HUM Hall (Blum) 116 I>-1 Mistaken Iilenllly (fl.Maple) 100 1M New! Exacta Wagering Ruhool Hfjjird (Cuslinnno) 1U fi-1 You Cnn't Tell (Cunlmano) 112 3-1 4-Tanzanite SALES and SERVICE i H'irm K UNDLS 12 HOT ADMITUD Sat, July 11 Kalr Drclulon (Maniurz) 114 10-1 Briquet 2nd (Marquer) 115 fl.l Houfllon Pryor (Knnpp) 116 12-1 Ben-Hnm (Brounsard) 110 (M 9—Abul Fuarls, You Can't "We Service What We Sell" Summer Lunch (flolomoncl 110 3-1 Ulf» War (Stone) 115 10-1 Ml«» Treasure (NB) fid «•! Hespero (NB) 118 " 5-2', Tell ALL PARTS and SERVICE ON PREMISES POST 2 PM • Daily Double 1:50 PM CLOSIO ALL DAY WIDNISDAY THE DAILY BEGI5TER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN. N. J.: WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1970 17 Kristofik Confirmed as Casey Cage CoacH - RED, BANK — Remove the firmed the appointment of tant basketball coach," said been equally impressive. He played basketball and base- or going to college. As an State. question mark after the name Kristofik to the post, replac- Rafter. "Five of the six var- has never had a losing sea- ball for Bethlehem High outstanding catcher, he had Kristofik came to Red Bank of Joe Kristofik as a candi- ing Dave Dean, who has re- sity teams that he coached son, having posted a 31-8 rec- School. He was a part of the offers to sign with the Chica- Catholic High School in 1964 date for the head varsity signed to accept the same had winning seasons and four ord in the last two years of schoolboy effort that won the go White Sox and Pittsburgh and has been coaching and basketball coaching job at position at Long Branch High of those six went to the South coaching. We have every con- powerful East-Penn League Pirates, but he chose a schol- teaching in the business edu- Red Bank Catholic. School. Jersey state finals in base- fidence that coach Kristofik in the Bethlehem area in both arship to Rider College in cation department since. As predicted by The Daily "Joe has been on our coach- ball." will field a traditionally rep- basketball and baseball. Trenton. In his senior year, A resident of Eatontown, Register Monday., Red Bank ing staff for six years and Rafter continued, "Kristo- resentative team." Kristofik then was faced Rider's baseball team ad- Kristofik and his wife, Mar- Catholic athletic director has done a phenomenal job fik's ability as a junior var- Kristofik is a native of with the difficult choice of a vanced to the NCAA section- got, are the parents of i Jack Rafter yesterday con- as head baseball and assis- sity basketball coach has Bethlehem, Pa., where he professional baseball career als before bowing to Perm daughter, Candy, 11 monthsold.

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Fate Shifts Rid the Extra Value MARKETS In Hurry OF PLACE! i of $&H Green Stamps OCEANPORT - Jockey to Acme's Low Prices Frank Iannelli is riding on a permanent basis at Mon- mouth Park this year for the ACME'S YOUR KIND first time and he made any- OF PUCE FOR... thing but an auspicious debut. KNIFE SET SAVINGS 410 BONUS Lately, though, he's made 1. CARVE MSERVE amends. 4 NEW EDGES S&H STAMPS It took the 23-year-old na- F r a tive of Rhode Island eight AcntMirkcti... PLUS 82< CASH racing days to ride his first FOUR KNIVES ONLY winner, and it was his only Olitit. DM VHM'I IIWII nVmi SAVINGS Mtkw unfit ibt'rr •iviit ni victory during the first 23 •tri mill tillinr ttl. Mi •nb w with these coupons Atai iiTihm ftii'it jiwi Ml days of Monmouth's 60-day Ul! THAN H OF THEIR pkfl. VALUE. . • ^* 99' Centennial Anniversary meet- ing. Then, Iannelli's luck 3. PARTY EDGE changed. He replaced Jorge Valasquez aboard Miss Hell MONEY BACK GUARANTEE EXTRA S&H just minutes before the sec- Htw Mot* ha a COUPON $ a thing as a rider being in a slump. I don't believe in luck FA EXTRA S&H EXTRA StH really," he explained. "I STAMPS think you make your own TURKEYS STAMPS 50 luck." STEAKS «Hh purthoM of on» pkj. ol Kather, Iannelli takes a ra- 1ST CUT CENTER CUT BONELESS FLAVOR UTICA SUMMIT ROSE: tional approach to his .lack CHUCK CHUCK SIB CHUCK SAVORS TABLEWARE of winners during the open- tlhmJvlylT,1970' Ing segment of the meeting. UMIT ONE COUPON fER FAMILY "It was just the race con- 55 Pound LANCASTER BRAND 30BS. OR MORE ditions for the horses I was 100% GOVTr.. INSPECTED RIB ENENDD C -• -- ^ riding," he continued. "They Gd Chk came ba«k and won when the Pork Chops. *. 79 Ground Chuck... *. 75° conditions fit them." 100% COVT. INSPECTED WIN END MIMEAT • . IIb-«OC C g CA EXTRA StH A A EXTRA SSH PorkChODS ib 89 OW Hickory Franks. .^00 DU STAMPS 0U STAMPS Wildcats Claw Cranberry Sauce. 100%GOVT.IN5PECTEDPORKCHOPS • SUCED TO ORDER with pudMwof two with punhoM oi arty s 09 C pkj.ol Matawan, 5-2 Center Cut...... n, 1 Roast Beef..... /. i t .UMIT ONE COUPON Kt fAMHY * t tun ONE COUPON ra' tma terday as Len GlowzinsW •. Oil pitched a three-hitter and ONLY ! . < PAY ONLY PAY ONLY struck out eight in an Ed Carleton League American Pton THIS i THIS AT THIS AND West game. Joe Grogan of the Wildcats GET S&H EXTRASSH ACME AND EXTRAS8H SAMPS had two for three and two ACME |«PAGMETfl STAMPS M RBI's. Rich Burtoncin tripled SAUCE STAMPS ' :^_ 30 <-,..— ynthpunhaModrV* tor the Wildcats, and Tom AND , GET S&H Iwai fc with punhas* of c^Cr •' pkg<.offreun Casagrande tripled for Mata- TOO! j i TEN JUICY Si FARMDALE wan, now 4-5. ORANGES MEAT PIES In a National North tilt, STAMPS TOO! Oi Mickey Waldrop fired a one- S&H STAMPS ma cw courm rat r iwn »c couRxTm rAMsr hitter as Monmouth Beach " TOO! blanked Little Silver, 2-0. ifllOOilOOOOOOOOflMJ! Waldrop's no-hitter was FROZEN ruinedlby Bill Grimm's dou- | VALUWlf <& COUPON H VAIUABIE <@> COUPON j ble in the fifth. He fanned RAGU SAUCES BIRDS EYE AWAKE nine and walked two. LIPTON TEA BAGS Phil Kuhlthau doubled in both Monmouth Beach runs 25° OFF jpurchau of 4>ox. fv in the second after Pat Me- $^00 ofFmu'DriwI Conville and Waldrop had box of MARTINSONS singled off loser Rich Karinja. 100 COFFEE MP,.

STEWED 89 FROZEN UNCASTER BRAND EIGHT KRAFT SUCED, NATURAL (5c OFF LABEL) How They HUNT'S TOMATOES. 5 iri ALL BEEF STEAKS.;: ...^99t SWISS CHEESE 1S47' COMPARE FARMDALE FROZEN CHICKEN, BEEF, ORTURKEY OLD FASHION HOMESTYLT C Stand IDEAL PEARS.... 35^$l MEAT PIES..... ;.5&99* SUPREME BREAD. 3?-95 15 OFF NATIONAL LEAGUE PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT WNCASTER BRAND FROZEN VIRGINIA LEE JELLY, LEMON, CREAM OR STRAWBERRY purchase of 2-lb. pkg.'of New York «> '36 ,S59- — $ e Pilbbury butant Pittsburgh «6 38 .648 % DOLE DRINK 4<£: 1 MINUTE STEAKS...... 2 S89 FILLED DONUTS . HUNGRY JACK ia"~™-~~M 47 !42O 11 MASHED = ...33 49 .402 12H West Division IF ONLY GARDEN flttSH fRIHJS AND VIGITABUS Will DO... TH£W ACME'S YOUR KIND Of PUCE! W I, fct. GB POTATOES Cincinnati 69 23 .720 - GOLDEN RIPE • . ' .. Los Angeles 49 32 .605 9% Atlanta 41 39 .613 17 San Francisco 38 42 .475 20 Hou.ton 34 49 .410 25'4 San Diego ..._ 32 53 .376 281A c Yesterday'H Results Chicago 10, Montreal 7 Pittsburgh 4. Philadelphia 2 New York 4. St. Louis 3 Los Aniftles 7, Houston 2 C Cincinnati 3. San Diego 0 BANANASJfl Ban Franolsco 8, Atlanta 5 10 OFF Today's (lame* CALIFORNIA SUNGRAND - •<=> purchase of 4 pr«twMt«n*d ' St Louis (Briles 1-1) at New York C :.' '<= or 10 uniwt.ternd pkgi, of ; Pittsburgh (Blara 6-9) at Philadel- PILLSBURY phia (Wise 6-7). night I Montreal (Stoncman 4-10 and Renko 5-4) at Chicago (Holtzman I GLEEM ^ FUNNY FACE : 8-6 and Pappas 3-3). 2 San Francisco (Perry 12-8) at At- I TOOTHPASTE I.nta (Nlckro 7-101. nlclit NECTARINES 29 DRINKS^. San Diego (Roberta 5-0) at Cin- JUICY SUNKIST ' IARGE ROMAINE cinnati (McOlolhlln 11-4). night Los Anjteles (Sutton 10-5) at Hou- c ston (Wilson 2-4), night AMERICAN I.KAOUE ORANGES.. :i0for59 LETTUCE...... 2hMds29' East Division w h Fee. r.B Baltimore _ -...61 30 .MO — LARGE COMPLEXION HOUSEHOLD CIEA>ifR New York - 44 36 .650 6 '.4 Detroit - / 43 36 ,(6( 7 DETERGENT C 40-oz. Boston 41 38 .61ft !> COLD WATER Cleveland •• :: 30 44 .450 14'/, FOR DISHES Ivory Soap 2 bars 37 Zest Soap Top Job . btl. 9?- Washington 37 46 .448 Is West Plvlnlon PERSONAL SIZE —3c OFF LABEL - . CLEANSER w r. Pet. r.B c c Minnesota 51 20 .062 — LUX ]4oz.OQC ALL California 4S 3.1 .6X1 5 Ivory Soap 4b 25 Soan . 2s29 €omet... 2 cans UU Oakland 45 37 .549 814 Ors 49-oz. Kanaas city ...30 60 .375 22 V, LIQUID COMPLEXION •' • * »m HOUSEHOLD CLEANER FABRIC SOFTENER Milwaukee 30 53 .3(11 ;i Chicago 28 55 .337 26 32-oz.bll. c 17-oz. Ijtst Nlcht'n ItrftulU Btmtd , . . btl. Boflton 8-3, Detroit 4-4 C Camay $oa" .2^25° Spic & Span .'Pt33 Downy.... 45' Baltimore 6, New York 2, 10 In- nlnefl SAFEGUARD HOUSEHOLD CLEANER DETERGENT Clpvcland 7-7. Washington 3-5 38oi.S J 1S Milwaukee 4-1, Chicago 3-0, 1st l c c fame 12 Innings 83 Soap .•••.:.. ..2a45 Mr.Clean .'if39 Biz : 1 Knnaan City 4, Caillornla 3 Minnesota 4. Oakland 2 Tonight'* tinmen Minnesota (Perry 12-6} at Oak- land (Hunter 13-5] Kansas City (Drago 8-S) at Cali- fornia (Alay 4-6) THERE'S A FRIENDLY ACME MARKET NEAR YOU! Boston (Slebert 7-5) at Detroit (Lollch 6-10) IELMAR. N. JL CLIERON, N. X FAIX HWfEN, N J. LINCROFT, N. J. MANASQUAN. N. J. MATAWAN, N. J. NEPTUNE, N. J. POINT PLEASANT, N. J. W. LONG BRANCH, N. A Chicago (John 5-12) at Milwaukee (Bolln 101 •U MUnar Mall Mt Norwood Av*. Vi Rr»or Road tM Vmiwxm Mrloet M. B. Moln si. t, Toykir Aw. Siralhmw« Jhoepiog CMWW, KI. »M M. #11 at Rl. #11 Rl. #ls (Rkknund AwJ at Rl. KL #lt •! Washington (Brunei 6-&) at Cleve- land (PunninR 1-3) New York (Bahtmcn 6-«)at Balti- more (McNally 12-5) 18 THE DAILY REGISTER, HED B.VNK• MIDDLETOWN, N. J.f WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1970 HELP WANTED-FEMALE ANNOUMCfMINTS AUTOS FOB SALE FOR SALE Family Orevs BOATS AND ACCESSORIES LOST AND FOUND ,_..). FourxsMd, CMioft feuc OBND—Younj mai« oerman Short 5. Tachomtfer. (uforcr *lr, ra- ..red W' llo, heater. Under warigwty. 2fr S 1967 SHELBY COBRA — GT3S0. sell. Beit otter. Stt-7120. American maKs, F6(L_ polyglal Urea. WOO each, 741-1H4. BEORETARY REWARD JTS-^or the return of Uny Excellent condition. Kveryuung new BEST BUICK — OPEL BUYS eaJhV black and Ian male dachshund, miss- Will accept reasonable offer.' Can b Btraub tloton 14' RUMABOUT-Molor. Urallv. IM0. In! since Monday. June 59. CaU 291 «een at Colonial Cltgo. 110 E. Front Hwr. 35 Keyport 2M-40OC if iucOcabln cruller, Chrysler «n- USO or 191-1883. St.. Red Bank. •Tins. WHO. M1-U18. TOP SPOT. . . IMS BUICK BKYLARK — ConvtrU for a top notch n> tetter with XX- mmd»r LARGE REWAUn—1B«7 BBA Ll&ht 8LEEK 1963 Oldsmtblle 88 convtrU ble. New tc9, new tran»mtialon. A YACHT 1AU0B * SBSVXCB DKLJUBNT akJll> focludiAk ttcno. nlni 650. Red tank and chrome fend ble. J560. Call mechanical. Aaklng t5B5. tU-1612. kaie, awaae. winiul up to 4 „ .. 'you; visit locsf c*S5m.°r" rrs. Mlfsln, Irom Highlands E--« 591-133.1. H"/.. WlSON BOAT WbRK» We «ck a "ttke-ciiarcer" Who pos :9i-oseo. 1861 OLDSMOBILE — Oeianport •easel a confident *nd pleasant per nlflcent' Cosmetics and Toiletries Kroll Motors Inc. •ell movlna;. Call •onMlty; a non- value. Reward oftcrcil. Call i41-4363 1965 ALPINE ROADSTER — Wei 327. Excellent condition. Call contact aod who hu the capability to Uin. Un in. IteferencaiL ISjUry equipped, automatic transmission 671-5164. P1BEAOVA8 WOODPUMY -r With reaolvc and conclude all arixlnc «atua> arranged. Car preferred. «M-O0tt. Sacrifice $575 See at Baflly Bros. trailer 1790. Phone Uona Wtlh iuperJaUve tact. Newman Springs Rd. or call 747-3097. 1968 QREEN VOUCSWAOEN—Radio, 74T-2JM. PUBLIC NOTICF •now tlrel. Call 871-3391. 1969 SPORT COUPE Flat 850. Excel J1.000 This ax._ CaU 741-2382. 741-5S8D. Red Bank. , Marim Park Red Bank AUTOMOTIVE 1961 VOLKSWAOEN SEDAN — With 1M5 CHEVROLET BEL AIR WAOON 3V IBM COLONIAL EXPREBJJ CHARLES OF THE RITZ sunroof. Operating condition. 5200, — Radio, heater, power steerlns and CRUIIER — fresh water cooled RIB , Holmdel. N. I. 284-9000 AUTOS FOR SALE Phone 747-5946. Crowns IMS. Oood condition. IMOO. rear window. Very «ood condltli 74H582. TBNNU AMISXANT NKBDED-MUS CIRCLE CHEVROLET 747-3210. be a^Ie to give private, end group St.. Red Bank. MMM. TiW5 OLDSMOBILE 8S Coure witi air. 33 Maple Ave Red Bank 1985 BUICK — Le Sabre converUble 14' ALUMINUM BAY BOAT — U lessons. Contact Joe Nash. Fro, or Ed WOMEM — Uature, far ludtntrUl One owner. Call 741-3130 Excellent condition. Mew top. Cal ti.p. Evlnrude, tilt bed trailer. Ready Primki. Mananr. flTTtATHMORE cafeteria. All sbUt«. Call »42-om3 bt- 741.017S alter 6:30, 9(6-E«)l to use. 747-4402. BATH AND TfiNNIB OlJUB. Mata- fore 4 p.m. ' - MI'ST SELL — GoInK to college. 1960 wan. Phone M6471t. 1963 CORVETTE Impaia. Body In very good condi- 1963 MERCEDES-BENZ — 190 6L 16' TRAVEL — FIMerglas boat. 1M4 C0CKTA1I, WAITRESS — Evenlnis tion. Motor good. Must see to appre, Roadster. HATtl and soFt toj>s. Excel- motor and TeeNe* trailer. All elec- 1IATURE.. YOUNG WOMAN—Part 8 p.m. to 3 a.m. Steady work. RUML CONVERTIBLE — 340 h.p., (11 post clatr. fall after 6. 671-2850. lent throughout 52105. 7414m. tric. Full canvas. Ready for water. time, t. o t(Ill sales position In carpel RUNNER. 816 Ocean Ave., Sea- Hurst Unkare. mags. tl,«ot> «rm. Call MOOO. Plume M44809. store. Apply in person, Haror&h Em Bright. Apply In person only. '. 542-1466 I960 FORD FALCON FUTURA — 1967 AUSTIN HBALEY SPRITE — 21' LUHRB SKELTER IKIVF — 100 eriOD, lia Bwy. 35, Middletown. 671- Cream Puff. Six-cylinder automatic. WHlte convertible. Call alter 7 pm, MtO. 0LHRK-TYPI8T — General office CREAM PUFF A-l S66-0370. between 1-5 p.m. 284^522. h.p. Orav marlnt motor. Fully work. c. J. Kupper Inc., 97 Leonard-; •Quipped. Excellent condition. Lots DICTAPHONK TYPIST — Tor Insur- vllle Rd., Leonardo. 2914300.,, Chevrolet 1888 Impala, four-door all DATSb'N THE FINEST 8ELECTI0N — Ot new •of extras. Phone 2J4-5703. ance oIHce. flood skills, t to 5, live conditioned, power steering. 1.>.IHX WASHINGTON'S AVTO SERVICE and used car* In Montnouth County. day week. Fringe benefits. Write P.O. SECRETARIES — Interesting oppor- miles N'ev warranty through Apr! 370 Broad St. 264-1323 Keyport Over 100 alr-condltloned new can In 18' THOMPSON —'Includes Uibu. Box S24, Red Bank. tunity for serersl former secretaries, 1971 Owner going overseas. 542-7187. stock. BOB WHITE BUICK-OPEL. "Mommy, how long Is a CAT NAP s'posed battery and contrsls. $1SO. Pnooe wllh leial. medical or genual ex- 1963 SUNBEAM ALPINE — e seen a ested In ha.vine* & sood, steady .In- door Holiday sedan. Power steering, Kood condition. Four-door hardtop. Wilson's Boat workworkss , Oceanpojt fur come. Experience not necessary. Avon S30O. Ml-1197. •ell Itself. Call 711-13)3, M2-3377. 771- MIDDLEAOED tAOy—InterMt»4- tn 1965 BUICK SKYLARK - Convert! power brakes, air-conditioning, snow ther Information, call dlndolncc simple cooktni In a nursing He, 340 co. In., 300 h.p. engine. Stan tires. Reasonable, 842-3232. Until 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY II — Two- dard Feston floor thill. Custom tea. 5 p.m. MOTORCYCLES home. Help supplied. Two daya a- door sedan. V-6 automatic, - powe AUTOS FOR SALE iu « TTP1ST — 'Able to aseume oftlce week. Please cslV Mra. O'Mtll, Bay- lures Include rear air Bhock. 8-tracii steering;, radio, heater. Runs good erilu, blue deck, view Nursing Home, 201-0440. rterto UN unit. Mart aell al 11000. 1963 OPEL KADETT — Very good IBM TRIUMPH BONNIV1LLB — 680 aluminum mast, oorlon Mil*, oars, rouUw reiponsl'jIIIUes. call Call 542-0215. condition. Must sell. Asking WOO. Call and looks food. 7J7-947J. DODGE STATION WAOON •mall traileer IncIncludedl led.. T41-4U3. Good condition. cc, .850. C.U *t.r4.U. WArtRESS-Oay inlft openingJo1 r n- 1964 PONTIAC—Three speied, bucket 1969 PLYMOUTH FURY III — Con, 787-263: MTO 13' FIBHRQLAB — Atout ten perlenced waittess or local married 'all alter 6. AUSTIN AMERICA — Two-door, four- vertlble. air conditioning. Like new. years old. Excellent condition. $225. RECBPT'IONIST WANTED woiiMn wlUlag to leart^Yeai' ronnd. Original owner. Call evenings. 747. 1961 CHEVROLET SEDAN - Al ll 1969 TRIUMPH — 500 cc. Oood con- Must be good typist; prefer «omeone CaliThe Hearth. W7-0SM, ^or ap. speed, 11.873. P.O.E. slightly higher 35JO Al»o wooden (Iberglus covered ca with automatic Also Sprites, Midget*. S125. Phone dlUon. .800. Cn noe. 178. 100 Applsgate St., Rive with car. 40 hours weekly. Pleasant poln^ment. '1965 CHEVROLET IMPALA-V-8. au- MOB roadsters — GT. A&O MOTORS. 19M RAMBLER CLASSIC — Excel, 741-0180, Plai*. working conditions. Call 2DM668. EXPERIENCED CAJBHIER-IUJC5EP. tomatic, power steerlnf. New brakes, Asbury Park 775-3483. lent condition. *375. Call alter 5. 261 SAAB 1965 — Bed. Radlals. New er, 250 CC DUCATI — Street scrambler. TIONIST — Some typtog tnvoVred. Irom end. shocks, gauge*. Maj 4164. Five-speed. 2,000 miles. $450. 13' Mro-IMS. 35 n.p. Mercury 1B87 OLEIRK wheels. JS08. Call 747-3T79 1967 CAMARO — Rally Sport, 327, A-l condition. AjUnj I4T5. Call Avply In person, WAUL LINCOLN. four^speed. Extras. Evenings. 1963 OOIVVAIR — Nice condition. {3SO. 842-5582. 462-2580 SSSRCURY, SnrewBbury. Ask for Mr. 1967 VOLKSWAGEN — FastbsCK. 2914791 CaU 1970 RUPP MINI BIKE! — 3'i b.p. blue New tires and battery. Excellent 787-1715 1968 IMPALA Call LUHR3 CABIN SKIPF — ST. 108 WONDERFUL condition SI350. Call 775-6328 before- 10 1987 VOLKSWAGEN — Convertible. h.p. Qrey. Bunks, bead. In water. Opponmltr-for a bright gal with good SECRETARY — And I in Friday for Excellent condition. SU95. Call Two-door hardtop. Factory sir. Golt 291-9180 «iS0. Call S42-4801 • typing ikflU and the aftliity to liar " law office. Must be excellent typist a.m. or after 6 p.m. _^ SCENIC CAR SALES vinyl trim and black cordovan top otrtct cuitomer telephone contact, stenographer. Salary open. Call 787- 747-3711. like new condition. Priced right 1969 — SMI CO HONDA SCRAMBLER IS' IDEAL CRAFT — 40 hj». wlta TWIN BORO MOTORS Hwy. 38 872-0221 Highlands 1600. Call Thii position requires ROtncone who 2101. . , Jetp Sales and S&rvlce MURPHY A DAVISON — Mercedes- 264-4418. ' - trailer and all accessories. «800. Call can work with minimal supervision Price start st $1630 pltu frelgUl Benz Sales and Service. Hwy. 9. Free- 1987 YELLOW BUICK—Wildcat con RASSAS PONTIAC 747-5025. alter, a training period and who en- WAITRESS—Experience unneccessary. 747-OO40 hold. 462-5300. vertlble. Power windows, steering; and 395 Broad St. 741-51S0 --) Red Ban! 1949 HARLEY DAVIDSON — 125 cc. ' rs worWn« with figures All recent, Bicellcnt pay. 7-3. Rt. 34 (neit to brakes. New tires. Brown Interior Eves, until 9 Runtime. HO. loo Applet-ate at., 106_ 9 STARCRAF, .T FiberglM Roma Dell). Sweet ghoppe, Mataiwan. Black vlnly t*p.... 1965 PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON board-outboard, lit _.,. [created liigh school gratis will be 1565 RED QTO — r Excellent condition. Must sell. 11995. River Plaza. board-outboard. 165 h.p. Mercury, 60 EXPERIENCED TEIitBR—Jinanclsl 19.000 miles. A-l. Power ststeeringe ~' , —V-S, power steering. S475. Call C»ll 671-1571. 1870 VOLKSWAGEN Beetle In llki hours. Canvas and accessories, Interviewed. crakes. A real buy $2,000. Call 747-9142. new condition. Factory AM/FM r BMW MOTORCYCLE — 7BOcc, 1870. vate -sale. In water. Anglers — We offer excellent working condl lmtltutlon located In Monmouih 7J1-30M alter 4 p.m 1968 WAOON — Rambler American, dio rear window defroster, four-apei Rolls Royce o[ motorcycling, call rlna. Sea Bright. Save M. Phone Uons and liberal beneflta. combined County. Write P.O. Box J, WaUen 196S BMW — 160(1. six-cylinder. Excellent condition. On- manual" transmission. Many extras. 741-0647. 741J8M. with a congenial atmosphere In our B. Long Branch. VOLVO 1998 — Red. 132S. two-door Call ly 23.000 miles. Must sell Immediate ultra modern office*. Sacrifice. must sell Immediately 14' PLYWOOD WOLVJDRINE WOMAN — Retired or «eml-ret!red, pedan. Radio. Excelent condition, ly. Best ofter. Call 747-4137. 291-11 Apply *n person Tuesday or Thurs for companionship and limited house- M.000 miles. 946-9791. TOWN 4 COUNTRY DODGE MOBILE HOMES condition. Needs paint. 1100. day between 0 a.m. and 10 a.m. or 1967 PONTIAC LE MANS — Sport 1963 FORD FAIRLANE—Station wa tween 5 and % p.ro. O42-8351. 2 P.m. and 3 p.m. work In exchange for room and board 60 Mam St.. MaUwin coupe. Low mileage. Must sell to best on Vfl standard transmission. Had In home with all mode™ «on- 1966 2 + 2 CONVERTIBLE 666-6100 olter over 81.000. 842-1655. ind heater. S575. 542-7692 after 7 p.m APACHB RAiLADA — Camp trailer. OUTBOAKD MOTOR WANTBD LANVIN- venlencts and facilities. Write M.P., Red. black ton; turbo hydramatlc, etc 1969 MERCURY — Marquis wagon Bleeps elihL Stove, riflrlgerator, sink. P.O. Box U6. Rumson. Priced for quick sale. 19ST MUSTANG — Excellent condi- 1963 CHEVROLET — Impala 9-pai- 842-0555. 9-passenger. white blackvinyl top. air tion. 41495. Call alter 5. seneer station wagon. Good condition. CHARLES OF THE RITZ OAL FRIDAY — All around general conditioned. Full power, stereo, ski 1B6S-20' NORR1S TRAVEL TRAILER OFFSHOHE IT BOAT — All fiber Rt. 35 RASSAS PONTIAC rack. New batteries, tires. Low mile- 787-3656 Tires all new. (450. 741-5781. l 40 h.p. »nd heavy duty trailer. Holmdel. N. J. office work. 399 Broad St. 741-8180 Red Sank —Never used, must be seen. Call age. Call between 6-10 p.m. 842-4293. 1962 PONTIAC — Tempest ConverU 1964 CAOILLAO-Sedan DeVllle. Fill 946-4521. , m 1 Jacluon St.. Hltnlsnds. MAIDS — Full and part-time post Eves, until 9 ble. Very good condition. Rebuilt mo. power, no air. A4 shape. 60.000 mile Uons available with good salary and BEACH BABYSITTER — Oceanlrent. 1968 JAGUAR — Two plus two coupe. tor, new tires, bucket seats, [our on Going In service. Best ofter over S70C TWO MOBILE HOMES—On tha spot, WANTED full fringe benefits. Contact Person- Live In. References. July 20 to Auj. 13900. Call the floor. 483-2068 alter 5 p.m. 747-lTOO. Ad.ta «! CalV Small . _ Oood (have and nel office, Rlvervlew Hospital, 741- 14, 5 to 7 days per week. M4-W99. AUTOS FOB SALE 747-0596. cheap, call 291 10, Bit. 325. for an Interview. 1967 PLYMOUTH — Convertible. 1063 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX mal opportunity employer. 1963 PORSCHE — Excellent condi- Oood condition. Must sell. 11300 or New paint lob, new tires. Runs good 196S LITTLE CHAMP travel'trailer. FT. SAILBOAT — No tion. Must see to appreciate. Best best oHer. 771-4297. *475. 872-026^ "A" frame. Fold-down, no curras, « a Heady for water. BOOKKEEPER — Full charge. Gen- HELP WANTED—MALE offer. 741-3649. all aluminum. Sleeps four. Fully work, no stn eral ledger experience necessary. 1966 RED VOLKSWAOEN — Una 195S PONTIAC — Hardtop. Origins equipped. Best offer over 9600.' See »2CO. 7414842. Write Box F-m The Daily Register. 1965 Chevy II — Station wagon. sell. 11750. C •• 56.000 miles. Must see to appreel Wed., Tours., Frl.. 6 to < p.m. and Bed Bank. Stick shift. Call t M75. 264-3362. 787-83(3. Sat. 10 a.m.-12 noon. 113 Queens STORAGE AND SERVICE Towna cnevrotel RARE AUSTIN HEALEY - Bugeye Drive South. Little Silver. RESUMES PREPARED 1958 OLDSMOBILE — 1962 engine. Tint Ave. Atlantic Highlands Sprite. Oreat interior. Two new carlu WttY HAUL YOUR BOATT -T C. Douglas Alan Stick shift. Call after 6. 291.1101 retors. Good tires. Oood top. 74.1-327) 787-4665. KEYPUNCH d/r Pononnel Ssrvice MERCEDES-BENZ 1966 PONTIAC GTO — Convertible. CADILLAC — El Dorado. 1970. Black WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE SEE A "RUSSELL MAN" — For the Four-speed. 11150. Phone Like new. 4.000 miles. Loaded. $8,650 157 Broad St. Red Bank M2-3601 Sales & Service best car buys. RUSSSLI* Oldamobile- 787-5159. WE DON'T SELL JUNK — Cadillac Co.. 100 Newman Springs Rd., Nor do we buy It — OPERATORS Fortiqn or Oomestic Red Bank- 741-0910. 1962 CHEVROLET IMPALA — Con- 1962 RAMBLRR — Classic 400. Exce! We do buy zlean. late model cars AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC vertible. V-8, power ateering, stick lent condition. (299. Call at top dollar. See or call WALL BUSINESS NOTICES Day Shift Delivery 1958 CORVETTE — All new. and "In shift, radio. Asking HOP. 671-5857. 222-6347. As one of Monmouth County'! leadlnK show" condition. $1595. Also will LINCOLN-MERCURY, 747-5400. and oldest new car agencies, we are trade. 566-7435. 1965 PEUGEOT — Four speed. Bun 1967 PLYMOUTH—Wagon. Aulomlti ROONEY ®ROS. We have several good openings looking for a rood mechanic to handle COMPLETE roof. Radio and heater. Huns like Full power. Radio, heater. A-l condi- JUNK CARS now available for people with alx our additional service business on 1965 CHEVROLET WAGON — V-J, new. {450. 842-5S09. Ion. Clean. *UM>. 586^5948. months or more Alpha-Numeric General Motors products. (Our em- LEASE PLAN power steering, air, new tires. $750. PICKED UP MOUSE PAINTING experience. .Good salaries based on ployees know about Urii ad.) Top (alary 566-7(35. 1965 IMPALA 8S327—4-speed. Very 968 PONTIAC BONNEVILLB-Fou Twinbrook Auto Wrecking Sura; — Brush. Free estimates. In experience plus liberal employee for the right man. All benefits. All. good condition. W4th stereo FM and loor. vinyl roof, alr-condltloned. ful •wed. Phone S91-8388. benefits including company cafe- replies confidential. Write to Box 1965 BLACK and 196S green Crown tape system. $1,100. C71128fl power. (1900. S46-973O. IN Oceanport Ave. Litilt Silver | Imperials, four-door. Both factory air. Eatontown 542-2235 GETTING teria. W-181, The Dally Register, Red Bank. NEED A OOOD USED STATION WE'LL PREPARE JOB full power, leather upholstery, excellent TRY ALL THE OTHERS FIRST GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN— RESUMES — Fast-_ _service. -.:e. . Phone 842-5353 shape. Must sell either one. Best of- WAGON? See Mount English Ford THEN TRY US 360 West Park Ave., Oak. Call or apply to: 787-6546. today. Red B»nk- 741-6000. AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH 222-4519. Mr. E. fieylqr. 636-3000 STEADY WORK Pat Keelen's Auto Sales MOTORS. INC.. Hwy, 35. Eatontowri hurst. WITH A GROWING! COMPAN* 1964 CHEVROLET BEL AIR — : 542-2414. Ambitious, neat and reliable man with door, automatic e&irt, radio. Hwy 36 787-1113 ' Keansbui mechanical aptitude to become a AUTOS FOR SALE 747-0625. CARS WANTED — We ay top H PAINTING HESS OIL & for clean used cars. Call £:r. Vincent lawn technician, company training, ad- 1967 PONTIAC Le Mans—Blue with TRUCKS FOB SALE 542-5500. David M. Baricfi CHEMICAL DIVISION. vancement opportunity and twnetlu. white top, white Interior. Automatic, N. J. driver's license required. AtTTO power «teerlnfc. bucket seats. Call af- CARS TOWED AWAY FREK KXTKRIOR. - INTERIOR Amerada Hess Corporation LAWN OP MATAWAN, WOW*. er 4 p.m. 671-2826. INTERNATIONAL TRUCK SALES CALL ANYTIME Quality work. Fully Insured. All work RarlUui Garage Inc. 566-9065 guaranteed. Call 842-1815. 1 Hesa Plaza Woodbridge, N. J. COOK—STEADY WORK—Year round. MGB 1965 — White-red convertible. B. Main St.. Keyport 264-0361 An Equal Opportunity Employer Rum Runner, 818 Ocean AM., Sea 1971 PRICE-RISE A CERTAINTY and Wire wheels. Oorvl tires. Radio and CASH FOR USED CARS — Trucks, LAWN CARE Bright. Apply In person only. beater. 46,000 miles. 1900. Must see WANTED — International Scout oi foreign or domestic. Dean, opposite Ford Bronco with full top in gooc Two Quys, Mlddletown. 671-9544. CLEIIK-TYPI3T — Personnel Depart- to appreciate. Call 5*2-7048. condition. 1967 or later preferred. Plow Cutting and Fertilizing ment of a large organization requires BOYS/TRAVEL/CALIF. WE'RE OVERSTOCKED WITH . . . SHREWSBURY MOTORS not needed. Will also consider Toyota Free Estimates Jie tervlces oi a bright, well-groomed Over 18, single. 6 hljt school (rads Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury Land Cruiser or Land Rover. CaU 842- Call 842-1247 after «. individual, Heavy public and or better preferred. Education" naa l ser- 7M-8.WO. 7292 evenings. AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS employee contact. Typing speed 50 vice. Complete training at company BLACK TOP SERVICE - Charles w.D.m. Excellent chance for advance- expense. Permanent only. Must be MUST SELL BY July 10 — 1968 Val- 1957 INTERNATIONAL STAKE — 14' HEADMAN Headers [or 1968-1970 Ca- Stanley Jr. Save and Pave. Now U ment Liberal fringe benefits, and free to travel Immediately to Alajfta, iant Automatic. Radio. Very good >ody 2' tailgate. New brakes. In maro or Nova. 396-427 c.l.d. $70. the time to ret your driveway paved. periodic Increments. Submit typewrit- Caltf., Hawaii and return. Assist Sales condition. Asking 51,200. 747-2S23. use. J250 firm. Call 8 a.m. to 4 p.m Labewood traction bar-3 for 19G7-1970 Call lor free esllmtte. Fast dependa- ;ea resume to Box T-uo The Daily Manager. Excellent salary + bonus 1970 PONTIACS 741-6161. Register. Red Bank. Camaro, Nova and Firebird. Like •ble service. You nam« It. we'll pave start. All transportation paid + com- -BUHLER~*-BITTER pany benefits. Earn S1T8-S22S weekly. PLYMOUTH — CHRYSLER 1965 HALF-TOTJ"FOKD-PICKUP~- -newr-f40,~ — -W.-787-32W. -RN Part-time-nlghtB,-il p.m.-to-7 i in. \ Two "like new" Mickey Thompson FURNITURE M0V1NQ — AtUc» anL For appointment: cs.ll~Mr.-G;-fcr8eng — 3290 Hwy. 35. Hazlet. 264-0198 Very gtood condition. • slotted chrome mags. $40. Call 741- a.m. shift Small nursing unit. Apply er. (212) 947-0798. 8:30 a.m. • 1 p-m. 741-11-15321 . p.m. afteX cellars cleaned. Free estimates. Call 842-3400. 1963 FORD — Four-door. Automatic. 2751 and ask for Billy. 747-3002. Power steerlnc. New battery, tlrea. DUMP TRUCK BODY \ HOUSEKEEPER — Mature woman. SALARY 13.50 PER HOUR brakes. Oreat second car. Asking All steel, 14' with 42" sides, iturd: Live In. 4 children, ages 5 to 13. Must be available Immediately. No S29O. 946-4233. tailgate, roof hoops, new tarp. Twin AUTO RENTALS ODD JOBS OHARLIE Room and board plus reasonable sal- experience necessary. Oood advance- hydraulic cylinders. Easily dumps Attics, .ce_ll*rs. lawn, cleaned.. Clean ary. Call 78M073. ment. Guaranteed Increment within 1969 OPEL — GT. Gold with black 10.000 pounds. Very tight, excellent up and hauling, All types lirst month. Call 741-1018. rally stripes. 14,000 miles, phone or mason, roofer,. gardener, builder. done. 291-3867 or 7-1190. SECRETARY — For law office. Real . 264-2478. Call Blllngham. ATCO CERAMICB TOM'S FORD Qatate experience preferred. Write to CORP.. Keyport. 264-8000. LAWN MAINTEWANCD — Dally am ?.O. Box 138. Keansburg, or call SALESMAN WANTED FOUD — 1970 LTD Country Squire RENT A CAR monthly. Estlmates_gven. Phone 767-2500. If you believe in your own ability and 10 pa&sencer station wagon. Acces- would like to earn more than 130,000 lorlcs, loaded. Air conditioning. Low 1963 VOLKSWAGEN—Panel truck. Ex; 200 Hwy. 35 284-1600 Keyport - " -1er 8 p.m. cellent running condition. $305. Cr GENERAL. OFFICE WORK - IBM year, then we want to talk to mileage. 94W1837. Call ifter 5 p.m DAILY • WEEKLY • MONTHLY LOCAL AND LONO DISTANCE MOV- Keypunch experience necessary. Per- _ ->U". Experience helpful, but not Prices start at fS.99 and up Econo- INQ — Estimates given. Phone 741' manent position, medical and retire- necessary. We offer a company paid 1964 JAGUAR 3.S-8—Sedan. Air con- 1959 FORD PANEL TRUCK — Oood Car ot Bed Bank. 210 E. Newman 0648. ment benefits. Norwood Distributors, in-depth training program, substantial dltloiunc, wire wheels, AM/FM radio, running condition. Call any time. Spring. Rd. 747-0173. 62S Broadway, Long Branch. 222-3801 drawing accounts, and the best sales 34.OO0 miles. 41200. 842-7498 after 5 291-0127. LACKLUSTER FLOORS? Incentive program In the Real Bitate p.m. DENTAL RECEPTIONIST — Ex- Business. '•THAT'S WHY_WE'RB ME 1965 OORVAIR — Excellent condi- BOATS AND ACCESSORIES perienced only, Excellent position. LARGEBT REAL ESTATE AND IN- tion. Call between hours 3 p.m.-8 MOTORCYCLES 3end resume to Box 0-183. The Daily SURANCE FIRM IN MONMOUTH p.m. 787-1094. Register, Red Bank. COUNTY". We have one opening so 1970 TRIUMPH — Trophy 250. Onl RECORDING SERVICE — Weddings, SECRETARY — For lawyers office. why not give us a call for ft confi- 1965 RAMBLER STATION WAGON— BOAT OWNERS! confirmations, political, copylnt (dub- dential Interview. Six-cylinder, automatic. Runs . like 2590 miles. New condition, excellcnl Experience unnecessary but desir- lit bike. $650. 671-9210. ALL, YOUR BOATING NEEDS Blng). tape or dltc, demo-records, able. Write to Box U-152, The Dally new.' MM. 842-6788. ™ Treat yourself to an experience, - mastering, pressings. By appointment Register, Red Banlc. 970 YAMAHA 200 — Electric start only. 542-8047. 1964 CORVAIR — Convertible. Yel- New Jeniey'fl Largest WAITRESS — Applv In person, THE KIRWAN CO., HAZLET low with black interior. Four-speed. rive weeks old. Best offer over WOO. Marine Supply House RECORDING SERVICE — Weddings, Runs good. 5250. 787-2396. Call 842-3376. SHORE POINT INN. Hwy 35, CALL 264-7200 SAVE NOW!! THE BOATMAN'S SHOP confirmations, political, copying (du'i- . Hazlet. 1959 RAMBLER STATION WAOON— 1970 HONDA 450-lfiOO miles, excel- blng), tapo Or disc, demo-records, Oood transportation. Call cnt condition, $900. Call 747-1221 *24 Wharf Ave. - 741^780' Red Bank mastering, pressings. By appointment NURSES AIDES — 11 to 7 shift. Ex- 264-6895. .fter 6 p.nrK Open Mon. • Frl. 0-6. Sat. 8-6. Sundays only 542-9007. ^_^ perience and transportation neces- ALL MODELS and COLORS IN STOCK and Holidays 9-1. larv. Apply In person between 9 and EXPERIENCED . hOLMDEL CONVALESCENT CEN- COLUMBIA SAILING YACHTS LIGHT HAULING TER, Hwy 34, Holmdel. TOWER OPERATOR MANY WITH AIR CONDITION TVANTED-AUTOMOTIVE AUTO PARTS—REPAIRS RANGKK YACHTS SMALL MOVING JOBS O'DAY SAILBOATS FREE ESTIMATES REGISTERED NURSE — For staff Alio some clean-up work. position In public Health Agency, (Route Sheet') THE YACHT SHOP Call after o p.m. Ong Branch. Call 229-0816 between 1184 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. 842-1913. :30 and* 4:30. Busy Oldamobhe-Cadillac shop netdi experienced man who knows his Job "Get a better deal from a better dealer" Summer Is HERE! MADE TO ORDER — Foam rubber EARLF. JAN1S CLEANING LADY — For fine furnl- Inside ind out. Excellent working con* cushions of leatherette and Industrial (also known as "Runt") ure store, hours Mon. through Fri., dltions. All company benefits lncludlnc' upholstery. 842-2205. 7S7-807* 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Excellent working •nd w* notd 100 Used Can conditions and opportunities. For a.p- lenslon plan and profit sharing- Apply D'S" SWIFT HYDROPLANE polntment call 671-0400. Mr. Philip. n person at Aussell Oldsmobfle-Ciall- Hwy. 35 M4-1600 Kcypert Plywood construction with heavy can- ac Co., 100 Newman Springs Rd,, Red GUARANTEES HONORED AT ANY vas front deck. Very good condition, DOCK BUILDING EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER • — Bank. Ask for Emil fichram. DOWNES PONTIAC,^ Wa will trade or buy out RED IANK — 842-2500 ready for water. Sveninn after 6 Piers and bulkheads Full time. All benefits. Apply In per- o.m. 741-2382. underrwatew r work son.- Matawan Foodtown, 126 Main right — Call or Coma in 193 Newmon Spring! Road St., Matawan. EXPERIENCED CARPENTER — To •2 Lower Main St?. Motown Open Dolly 'HI » P.M. 34' WHEELEIERR —— Sedan cruiser, Pipe aan: d manhole work work Middletown-Holmdel-Hazlet area. twin screw 215 Gray Marine, Fully Call at Little Silver Quit Station...741- Must be able to frame house. Piece- 566-2299 wtd. & SOT.;HI *PM. TOM'S FORD ASIURY PARK — 774-6800 equipped, ready to go. Lots o--f extras. S880. WOMAN — To live In, who loves work or salary commensurate with 809 Railroad Avenu* Call 74.1-0009 or 7J1-1922 and leay» youne children. Child care, cooking ability. Call 767-5077. (Between Highway 3! and Highway 14 at Hit Parkway overpass) ASK hOR ED SIGLER name and telephone number, or 741- MIDDLETOWN and Ironing, for family of 4 Light AAMCO SHOP NATION WIDE 0372 after « p.m. PAINTKR3 — Must be experienced. ZONE MARKING CO. housework only. Please oall Mr. Rat- Call after 6 p.m. 20' SHELTERED CABIN — Electric ittat 542-7*00. 846-4275 . windshield wipers, lights, head, 65 Parking lots, recreation area,, trafflo h.p. Mercury engine, bilge pump, ex- control layout stencil work. Phone 747- DUE TO OUR EXPANSION PRO- AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE tras. Must sell. 264-5457. 4506 or 747-1055. MATURE ALERT WOMAN — For GRAM — We have openings In our permanent position. Full time retail Weat Long Branch office (or real 1967 CHRYSLER F1BBROLA8 17'— LIGHT HAULING—CLEAN CELLARS. sales In paint, wallpaper and artists' estate salesmen, if you are not ex- ^•••••••••••••••••••••..••••••••i 75 h.p., full canvas. Asking $1950. YARDS, OARAGES — Free estimates. materials. Some knowledge of color porlenceri, we will train Call 229-78Of>. 741-0599. Call after 3 p.m. 741-2140. an advantage but not absolutely nec- JERRY BARATTA'S and LOU LERNER'S essary. Pleasant surround In pa, good 24' LUHRS SKIFF — 109 dray. Two WANT NEW BUSINESS? Why not oiUlnK conditions. Apply 9 to 10 AUTO MECHANIC 300 GALLONS OF GAS bunks, head. In water, excellent con- have your prione located In Long mornings. Colorest Co., 17 Broad St., dition. $1600 firm. 741-5123. , Branch. Lots of people do not like WITH PURCHASE! to call out of lown numbers to buy Red Bank. FINN BUICK INC. 2'-ROW BOAT—10 tip. Johnson mo- things or have work done. For pen-CLERK — LIGHT TYPING. LITTLE 535 Rrooilway 222-6900 Long Branch Direct Factory OFFER ENDS AUGUST 10th or and all equipment. Call after 6. nle« a day we will answer your SILVER. WILL TRAIN. $70 + . MAN- WINDOW CLEANERS—steady, year- FREE «7l-5394. l^ione In Long Branch 24 hours a POWER INC. 4 W. FRONT ST., RED round work. Call day One job a. month more than BANK, 842-4313. 566-3790. ys for thin nerv.ee. Don't let those AUTO RENTALS alter 5 or 10 minutes to 8 custo- COOK — 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. dally. rmers get away. Call now for detaila Good Day. Call •» (More Classified Ads OUTLET FORD'S 3-RING ANSWERING 8BRVICK. 842-76S4. Oo The Next Page) 229-7781. WOMAN OVER 40 — 12 to R p.m. KITCHEN CABINETS — BookcMes, Bakery ' and luncheonette. Must be YOUR BEST windows and doors made to order. fast worker and reliable. Apply The HELP WANTED-FEMALE HeMOn&ble, Free cBtlmates. 739-0290. 'aatry Shop, M First Ave., Atlantic IMPORT illghlands. NEW SHIPMENT OF BUY QUALITY MASON WORK — All CORTINA tmasea. Black, brick, plaster and DENTAL OFFICE RECEPTIONIST— Datlo. Call 222-5712. BKCHETARY—Experience not neces- sary. Excellent hours. Reply by let* CLERK 1970 EXECUTIVE CARS ONLY WEEKEND BUILDING REPAIRS er to Box F-177, The Daily Register, Red Bank. Position requires an alert* ptrson- AND MAINTENANCE ible ond reliable woman who Ilktt -.. Just Arrived! ———^— Work gun-rnnteed Call 842-0316 SPECIAL HELP WANTED-FEMALE personnel qnd pur. NEW SHIPMENT OF EMPLOYMENT basing worlt. Butl* ness txperltnce ond HELP WANTED-FEMALE SWITCHBOARD. typing essential. Ptat- JUNE - BUILT 1J ant working conditions, WANTED—Clerk, medical office. Va- RECEPTIONIST ried duties light bookkeeping. Expe- rience preferred, but not necejwary. Personable, neat appearance, wllh • Apply DUSTERS Writ* to Box Y-m Tha Dally Regis- CORTINA ter. Red Bank. tylno ability. Pleasant PERMANENT AND TEMPORARY ATCO CERAMICS CORP. 2-DR. SEDAN ACE EMPLOYMENT AOENCY Marking conditions. — Used Car Buys HWY. OS 264-8000 KEYPORt 27.99* (1 Thomaa Ave. 7I7-34M Shrewsbury Hours 7:30 a.m. to UN — Part-time, sll shlll! Starting 1968 CHRYSLER 1967 CHRYSLER $30 per day. plus pro-rated' liberal 4 p.m. Apply Newport, four-door, V-8, white with New Yorke*, full/ equipped benefits. UN'S — Full-time, all shifts. Liberal black vinyl roof. cluding factory oJr condition. Completely Equipped benefits. Call f6r appointment re- SECRETARY garding salary and further details ot ATCO CERAMICS CORP. 1965 PONTIAC • Up to 30 M.P.G. • Deluxe Interior & Exterior employment. HOLMDEL. CONVALEB- 1968 FIREBIRD CENT CENTER.' aUMiOO. GTO, V-8, four-speed trammfs- HWY. 35 M«-(000 KEYPORT LOCAL CONSULTING riible, V-Br automatic From 27.99* WAWA1TRESBER S — Experienced only. slon, loaded. sole, green. • Bucket Seats • Bumper Guards Apply In person, Martini's Diner. Rt. ENGINEERING OFFICE 3f£ Kb Friday 5 P.M. to Mon. 9 A.M. 3f£ Ke 1968 COUGAR • Whltewoll Tires • Wheel Discs MAKERS REQUIREMENTS: VB, automatic transmission, buck- 1969 PLYMOUTH POCKET Good appearance . . . Good skills Suburban, station wogon, full/ Will train experienced icwine FACTORY JOBS et seati, green with black vinyl ; machine . . . Good phone manner, accuracy equipped Including air condition. "Bated on manufacturer's suggested retail bata price at 50 FREE MILES operators to get pockets. Also open' roof. Ings In other acctlona. Union shop, 30 W* need women and neatness Important. Some put> East Coast P.O.E, Prico includes Federal excise -tax. State, He contact. Technical experience hours per week. Shore Coat Co.. Inc. On bolh our first and second shifts. local taxai, transportation and dealer preparation charges, (You Furnish Gas) 26 nrldKc Ave., Hed Bank. (Ona block helpful. 1968 PLYMOUTH 1969 FORD from JUl and• "bu i •tatlonn.' " ) No rotation of houn. .You may work if any, additional. B a.m. to 4 p.m. or 4 p.m. to 12 Barracuda, red, V-B, automatic Country Sn"'re, station wagon, Benefits Include vacation, hospital- OH AMBEsRMAIDB—Laundry Workers midnight. 10c on hour shift premium transmission, lull/ equipped. V-B, automatic Jransmlsslon. 8c PER MILE OVER 50 Excellent ye*r round positions. 14tut Izollon, lift insurance, sick-leave, apply In jierion, no phone calln, tor second shift work. pension plan and disability Income Howard Johnson's Motor Lodge, Rt, Some of our girls protection. 35, Mlddletown. overage as high as t2.70 per hour In the SALARY OPEN EXPERIENCED NURSES' AIDE departments where WALL these openings exist. BAYSHORE Day and Evening Shifts' Reply to: Application)! now being accepted. Call We also have Impl- F&H MOTORS SHREWSBURY, N. J. lollzallon, paid, holi- (or appointment, 671-0177- Hilltop Trl- T & M ASSOCIATES, INC. yule Niirwlnic Homft, MMdlntown. days and other bene- CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH AUTHORIZED ENGLISH FORD DEALER Shrowibury Avo. at Sycamore Consulting & Engineers *MEl5iCAL SECaETAKY raruTfne III!. FIRST AVENUE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS or full time. Telephone, bookkeeping, 213 Hwy IS Mlddlelown Twp. HWY*. 35 542-1111 EATONTOWN 747-5400 typlttK, irnpclaltst'n office, Monmoutmuh A'lCO CERAMICS CORP. P.O. Box Red Bank, N. J. 07701 29L92O0 '"f 229-4790 Mrdlral Cenlr-r. Bxreiifnt nalirl y nnd Telephone: 747.4112 hourn, refer«nrtH. Write box number HWY. 35 244-BOOO KEYPORT •)•••••• •••••••••••••••••••• ••••••£ 7-139, The Dally Ite«Inter, ^pd Bank. THE DAILY BEGISTEB, KB) BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.i WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1970 19 MERCHANDISE WANTED HELP WANTCD-MALE HELP WAWTE1HMALE HELP WANTEIMKato-Fenale FOE SALE FOB SALE ITEMS YOU NO LONGER HJUNITURE WANTED Printed Pattern )tk euned rlui elilna clo»»u. emu NEED OR USE WILL ,,, blwtr, rou/Jl ctk UblM. bromM. IIBSON GUITAR — Les p».lili.l"imJ jy ajuount ot fine cnlna, dlsj&ofmf. Make urjine pickups, with case, *220. Ask •Iry, moet all Uounsbold turns. PUN AHEAD »r Ron at 462-4J44. I2& SELL WANTED DON'T BE CONTENT WITH JUST A JOB CREDIT ALCOA Used Oriental Rugs Tic most trunted iiamc In Aluminum Chinese and Persian din*. Call Frown'* fro free estimate. Also Wall Tapestrie» HERE'S FOOD FOR THOUGHT MANAGEMENT FAST PROWN'S tlEDMAN GALLERIES JOIN WITH A QUICK ACTION :2 Broad Et. Red Bank 711-7500 iNTIQUE JEWELRY — Top cash Your Career >HOE3 — Size 13. Florahelm. Several Hid. LES DEUX. 799 River Ed., TltSt S.G.C. - PATHMARK NOW LOW-COST ia.lrs assorted. Including one pair golf laven. East Tues-Bat. U-3. 74J-J33T. IN OUR NEW DISTRIBUTION CENTER hoes. Like new. Call 229-O037. 'ANTED — Silver coini, war nickels, DAILY REGISTER UR.FBOARD — A Challenger eaflt- iver dollars. Will pay top dollan. Excellent growth potential 6'8". $80 Call after 5 p.m. [r. Romeo. 787-5951. • Starting salary $125 plus night premium billion dollar retail chain 747-4105. OLLECTOR PAYS TOP CASH TOR.j FAMILY AD jTEREO TAPE RECORDER — OE's UD TRAINS of will trade HO., 087. • Automatic incraaset to $157 over 1100 ttorei. icst. Unused. All accessories. Sep- or standard gauges. 774-3710. • Extensive paid benefits 3 LINES . 5 DAYS irate 6" «,peakcr». 741-5955 alter 5. •LD FURNITURE — AnUquei, china, $ •OOL TABLE — i'i'xT. % Inch jiassware, art objcct3 and brlc-a^w«c, FOR late bed. S1S0. Call mmedla-te cash for anything aftd ev- WANT TO KNOW MORE? Brief training period leadt ti JUST 2.00 872-0365. •rythlnc. Rusnil'i, 25 East Trent BU promotion at Oepartmen Ivsilable for Merchandise For Bale 30" MAQIC CHEF KTOVB — Goed >nly. Article must originate from a condition. Large mirror. Call Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 9-5 Manager. College and prioi wuieJiold and may not eiceed a eale 747-4182. jrlce of S50.00 per article. PETS AND LIVESTOCK ' Tuesday 9-8 experience are not eitetitial »rice MUST be advertised. Each ad- !1" ROTARY MOWER — Rum well, ditional line J1.00. No i copy changes 120. Call evenlnps. Saturday 8:30-12:30 may be made and no discounts or 284.6346. IA1IESE OATS — Mother and ds-ugh- eturns will be made if ad Is carj- OARAGE SALE —July 10. 11. Din- er. Both srayed. front claws removed, Good starting salary am led before expiration. ing room furniture, household ItemK. vahle, indoor pels only. No charge Mr. John McArdle o qualified applicant Call Mr. Ha-t- To Place Your Daily Register Appliances. Oood used clothes. 157 SUPERMARKETS GENERAL CORP. broad benefit program. An Lee Ave.. Belford. 787-0313. :li![e 542-7800. nual bonus for departmen' FAMILY AD, CALL . . . AUDIOMETER — (Dlagnostlcl Zenith Employment Office model 7,A-2(lfl. Air and bone conduc ?IVE PONIES — Well mannered, managers. tlon. 741-3063. food looking. All sizes. Very rea*on< 301 Blair Rd. 741-6900 WEBER PINTAIL SURFBOARD — ble. Free trucking. 251-30aY. Woodbridge, N. J. 24-Hour Service S'6". JS5. Medium n-ctiult, $15. Call FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE—S & H Green Stamps will now be given with Training program open ATLANTIC TRADINO POST — XT9 671 0083. grooming and bathing. Master Charge Grind Ave., Long Branch. Antique*, SELLING OUT — ONE FLIGHT UP accepted. CANINE COLLEGE. Inc. ,/,... An Equal Opportunity Employer men and women 21, or ov»i chioiL, JIMB and used furniture. Wed. The Rfeil Door, near fialvation Army 35 Third Ave., Long Branch. 22M933. md Fn. 6-10 p.m-, ftnd Rat. and Sun. home. 10 Riverside Ave. Little LtX p.m. Buy and a ell 229-3838. everything. . .bargains! ' Tiies. HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED - HALE Frl. 10 to 12:30 and 1 to 5. DOG TRAINING AT YOUR Telephone or write to: UNPAINTED FURNITURE STEREO — Stereo tape player and HOME. OBEDIENCE TRAIN- Also atooli, chain, deake, cheats, tt tapea. Portable TV Exercise I'lke. BLOOD DONORS WANTED — ft per PLUMBER* — Experienced all new Household Hems. Olassware, clothing, ING AND PROBLEM DOGS. ; dOMUon. Free blood type cud Issued. work Steady work, toon pay. Call dlaoount prlcei. Caih and carry. Hoim: Tues. and Tnurs. evenings, 232-0100 gut p.m. etc. 405-0353. (KeansburgK M pjiL, Bat 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Closed W. T. GRANT CO. RED BANK LUMBER ALAN MINTON, 747-5570. MiddletowB Shopping Center GARAGE SAKE — Antiques, cftlna flrit week each month. AliEabetn. CARPET MECHANICS OR HELPERS Pearl and Wall. Red Bank. 741-5500 glass, odds tuid ends. Waflh tub wit] DOO GROOMING—ALL BREEDS Slood Donor Center, 30 Main Bt, ^^UfUMjtigrr eteady em. Bwjr 35 Middletown, ti, wringer. Upholstered couch. Oak We groom to please. Sltonloim. N. J, M2-6690. DON'T WAIT! dreMer with mirror. Black-iron wash- Call 542-5550 671-2020 White Aluminum OomWna.Uon Win- bowl stand. Pair of oak end tables. 10 CAREER OPPORTUNITY — Join one dows In stock in the most populaj to 5. 13 First St., Rumson. 842-2927. WEIMARAKEH PUPS — Champion ot Monmouth and Ocean Counties sizes. Heavy Duty, triple track, onlj stock. Field and Bench. ^Whelped AUTO MECHANICS An Equal Opportunity Employer CHINA — Blue and white Royal April 15. 51OO-J15O. Reserve your .fuUst growing real estate agencies. 13.90. (No measuring, no installation, Copenhagen fluted. IK) pieces, per. pup cow. Call 899-1412. W* will train and prepare for llcens- & Service Managers ree delivery on thl» window,) feet. Less than one half present Usl . tar. through our special company price. Phone 671-3237. PROFESSIONAL DOO 0BO0MINO — •cEooL qualified young men for posi- PROWN'S By appointment only. AKC poodle tion* m one ot today's moat lucra- Expanding national chain is accepting 33 Broad St. Red Bank 7(1-750 AMT 8" RADIAL ARM BAW. Llki and schnauzer puppies. 671-9621. tive profession!. If you are Interested applications for full time mechanics Towels-To-Dressf new. Good buy. Call after 8:30 la tint rear earnings ot $13,000 with and service managers for openings In PIANO — 6' Grand. Antique white. 7474906. DOG QROOMINO unlimited future Income potential, call the Monmouth County area. Must be She'll romp happily in this Oood condition. (300. after 3 p.m. 191 Shrewsbury Ave. E»d Bank YARD BALE — 8 Memorial Park 741-0154 or 741-7578 experienced In front end. brakes and BEWINO MACHINE! OPERATOR balloon-bright skimmer. way. Atlantic Highlands. Household exhaust systems. Excellent starting FiniBhen aad pressez*. For work 01 78" MEYERS Hems, furniture, baby needs, clothing, TWO REGISTERED — Slx-month-oltl salaries, plus liberal incentive pro* Is/Hes* and onllSren'* coais. stead: Just 3 terry guest towels etc. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wed. and calico male Persians. Would like to AUTOMOBILE gram, plus excellent company benefit! work. 35-hour week. Call 741-8025. Jo sell ag pilr. Call 747-4909. Including hospttaUUtlon, sick leave Ann Quit, 34 Willow St. Bed Ban are all it takes to whip up this SNOW PLOW Thurs., July S and S. 21)1-0810. MECHANIC and vacations. With electric hydraulic pump, Vounl GARAGE SALE MOVING - Dish GREAT DANE PUPPIES — AKC experienced only. Top salary (or the MEN . . WOMEN . . STUDENTS . sun-and-beach skimmer. Use lor Scout. «00. Call 147-1681. washer, dryer, patio furniture. Othei registered. Fawn and black. Male risnt man. All benefits Including uni- Apply to Store Manager Sew, Crochet, Go items. Spring and mattress. 842-358 and female. Plione 671-5021. forms, Blue Cross. Blue Shield, vaca- scraps for applique. Pattern CUSTOM BUNDS — Also retajei 14 Blngham Hill Clr.. Rumson. tion, sick pay and_profit sharing. 8ee R & S Home & Auto Stores Skip thru summer in the su)d recorded- Shades cut to sice. Ca GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — Aaron Rassas at RASSAS POOTIAC, EARN$I25 + Wk 579: transfer, directions, sizes Ort'«, 264-1919. FLORIDA BOUND — Selling kltchw Show quality and pet. Exetlc sables M6 Broad Bt, Red Bank. 741-6180. Rt. «, (Tlndall Rd.), Mlddlctown • NO EXPERIENCE skimmer, pop the easy-cro- set. de-humldifler, maple china closet and black and tans. Also stud aer- • NO BONDING NO 6, 8,10 included. Chinese Oriental rug. other rugi vlce. 681-4274. BARTENDER — Part-time. • UNION SCALE + BONUS chet vest on top when cooler Persian lam'J coat. Tape rccordej ENGINEER Phone • RESORT AREA ROUTES Cellar cheat. Other Hems. 74-1-5668. FREE — ADORABLE KITTENS. To 7U-W55. • iUi EXPENSE* PAID days arrive. A great look, FIFTY CENTS for eac' HAMMOND a good home. Call before 2:30 p-m. engineer with ME. EE or OE degree GARAGE SALE — Baby furnltui 673-0296. to train aa assistant plant engineer. SALES OPPORTUNITY I I 1 COLLEGE STUDENTS clever combination of tex- pattern — add 15 cents fo and clothes. Kltchon fict. Red. Ham Work Involves construction and main- Become a real estate salesman. Earn tool.1'. Clothlnp;. Also mlsccllanenu GERMAN SHEPHERDS — AKC tenance or all type* or buildings and SECURE YOUR SUMMER JOB HOW Champion line, six weeks, rtota, 82.0004U.000 a year in tms presti- tures. each pattern for first-class Items. Volkswaccn trailer alien. Wed wormed. 264-7282. heavy equipment connected with gious field. Open 1 days 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. ORGAN Ihrough Sun. 10(1 Applegatc St., Rivei lieavy Industrial plant. Basic knowl- CENTRAL JERSEY AOENCY. one of Printed Pattern 9390: NEW mailing and special handling Plaza. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — edge ftnd some experience in plant Monmouth and Ocean Counties' most GOOD HUMOR layout design, and utility distribution progressive realtors, ts currently In- MS Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury, N-J Misses' Sizes 8,10,12,14,16, Send to Laura Wheeler, Th TWO BOYS' BICYCLES -- Scliwlm •ystemx la desirable. Must be able creasing Its sales staff for expansion BG TABLE cle adjustment. (80. ttl-2175. »300. Bank. 741-0(04. MICItOBIOI/OGIBT — Wito tissue cul PATTERN CATALOG. Ill 50c. Book of 16 Jiffy Rugs to —Four captain's chairs. Call any PUPPIES — Mixed breed. Free U lure experience, small la^. Good_pa time, 842-3101. MEDITERRANEAN TABLE and foul good homes. Call COOK — If you are a #2 or S3 cook START IMMEDIATELY styles, free pattern coupon. knit, crochet, sew, weave, chairs, cordovan and black, $125, *nd want to be #1 man, year round. t* liard worker with experience. Par SURFBOARD — TJ". Poll by Blng. Flve-plcee modern Oriental bedroom 747-4442. Write to Box ,U-149. The Dally Regis- PART-TIMB MAN — Over. 25. Morn- or full time available, Write P.O Ings and evenings. Floor waxing and Box 708, Station A, Satontown, N.J 50c. INSTANT FASHION hook. 50c. Book of 12 Prize Good condition. One ding, fixed b> clove finish, $300. Double box sprlnp BLACK POODLE PUP — AKC ni ter. Red Bank. janitorial service. Year roona em- Surf Shop. 787-0260 between 7-10 p.m and mattress 52ft. Apartment Grani lstered, reasonable. TRUCK DRIVER — For wholesale ployment. Call 787-2094. BOOK — what-to-wear an- Book #3 - Quilts for To- Aak for Wayne. Piano (400 Much more. 284-6730. 787-6498 plumbing supplies. Permanent bene. SITUATIONS WANTED-Female swers, accessory, figure tips! day's living. 15 unique BARBER'S SOAP MACHINE —L NEVER USBD POOL. STILL 11 AKC GERMAN SHEPHERDB-JBxcep- (Iti. good starting salary. Call Mr. EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY — new. Phone. BOXES — 18' x 4', cost (249. ee' tlonal personality and type distinguish Araald 721-3213. For man 30 to 40 years old to join Only $1. quilts. 50c. 542-3757. $210. Five radiators. $125. Neve these black and tan, top duality pup- a well-known local firm. .MUST be BXPEBIENOSD NtmSKB.1 AID — pies. 945-8522. INHALATION TECHNICIAN TRAIN- able to do physical work and super- BICYCLES (2) -• Boys'. 520 each used, stainless flatrim double Wtchei SI) — On-the-]ob training in the field Wishes u> care fqr sick or elderly sink. 33"K2"x7?i", 135. 35 Floronci vise small Installation crew. Prefer ireon. 'References. Live-out. Part o: Call after 6 p.m. Ave., Leonardo. FEMALE BEAGLE — Oood. Witt ot Inhalation theraphy. Excellent op- lamily man. Must drive. Salary open. 11 time. Call 787-3288 after 5. 671-9145. kids. Runs rabbits. 125. Call portunity for a high school graduate Cell »t-*48O after 7 p.m. K 787-5448 eeeklnr a full time permanent posi- CHILD CARD INSTRUCTION FOR SALE JIOVINO — Must sell miscellaneous BEDS. TABLE and CHAIRS — Rocl Ing chair, bikes and toys. Call 8t! IJOVABLE LITTLE SIAMESE kittens tion. Attractive salary, plesJant work- BROtLBR MAN — Experienced. Full- DUte _sj)pre- Items. 5 Aberdeen Terrace, New Mon- 3704 after 6 p.m. ing conditions and fulf fringe bene- time. All benefits. Vacation and holi- Care Center. KLH MODEL 11 PHONOGRAPH—W5 tnollUl. 8V1-5164. —Seven weeks old. Perfectly marked fits. Contact Personnel Office. River- days. Apply Fort Monmoutn Offi- JOIN THE COMPUTER Sony AU-FU stereo radio. 380. Bon) SALE — Entire contents of largi Blues »hd cbooolslcs. Parent! can bt Tiew Hosoltal. 7U-2T0O. Ext MS. for EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER — HEAD PIECE WITH VEIL — Canv seen. Call 747-0162. 1 cer's Mess or call 332-4681. Equtl op- Seeking stead? fire dayi a week, tn 4" TV J70. Toshiba Cassette playc lot.style. S35. home. Furniture, appliances and man; • an Interview, i portunity employer. GENERATION recorder, B0. Call 842-3039 before 29M056. small Hems. No reasonable offer re AKC IRISH SETTER PUPS — Ready your Dome. Referenceeferences given. Cal •IBM—TYPINO Ask for Jim. fuaed. Frl.. Sal.. Julv 10. 11. 10 a.m AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE AND 1*0-5*0 p.m., 741-2S11. to 4 p.m. Rt. 35. Eaiontown, (former to go by July 15. Reserve yours now. INSTALLATION MECHANICS - Ex- MACHINIST AND HELPERS — Full- elBM — KEYPUNCH LAROB BOY'S POOL. TABLE -JH Excellent show and field bloodlines. time and part-time. Overate lathes and TWO WOMEN want nousework. ML •IBM— OFFICE AUTOMATION 1968 WEBER PERFORMER — (35, Baby carrlaffo coach, beautiful cor ly Mary Lee Nursing Home, next Wonderful with children. Intelligent. perienced men only. Top pay milling machines, Highlands area. provide transportation. Reference: •IBM—OONSOLE OPERATORS Call dltlon, 835. Call 942-4911. CBI restaurant up on hill.) Ask for Bill York. 747-55fo. with benefits. Plenty of overtime. Call 542-7050 and M2-120S after 5. •IBM — COMPUTER PRO- • 671-9210 Excellent future. BAtSHORE HBAT- Call 291-34S0. HALUCRAFTER - Translator radio CONTENTS OF HOME SALE CJERMAN, SHEPHERD PUPS — AKC K5-AND-AIR-C0NDITI01S1KO CO., GRAMMING CR44, five bands. Runs on house eur MUTUAL FUND BALES — WW BOOKKEEPER—Full charge, genen Day or. nlKlit classes. .. Over 100 new and used Instruments July It. 1-5 p.m. Box ISA Tenner champion, shots. Can c Parlln, N.I. T37-im 7 ledter. trial balance, taxes, prof rent or oatlerlcs. (50. 787-824S. Rd., Morganvllle. 364-6017. first year's commission on J100/ and loss. Write Box U-1M, The Dal Unlimited rentals . warehouse prices month plan. Up to 851 on cash, new Register, Red Bank. Northeast Computer FREEHOLD-KIMBALL PIANO AN MOODY TILT-BED TRAILER — All JOHN DEERE TRACTOR — Six h. EXCELLENT PROTECTION AND Issues, stocks and bonds. 540-1700. ORGAN WAREHOUSE, 12 Tflrock steel construction. Hu never beer Two years old. $400. Call before GUARD DOO — Hc-uscbroken. Com- IS TOUR HORSE! ' lust sUndln Institute morion St., Freehold. Open 9-9. Call used. Call 566-5728. a.m. or after 5 p.m. 222-3671. pletely obedience trained German PRESSER — Experienced. Dry clean* around? If you'd Ilka him exerclscc 60 Erulbh PI»M Red B«S1 462-4730. shepherd. Ideal for buauie&s or farm MATURE YOUNG MAN Ing. Good salary, steady. Betty Brlte vplease call Patty after 5, 8H-25O4. WEBER SURFBOARD — T, RCA 12" BLACK and WHITE TELE iCall 747-5570. Cleaners, 175 Hwy SS, Ulddlltown. WH'LL, rOG YOUR YARD FREE- condition. |M. Phone VISION — Won in contest. In carton To work u assistant manager PREPABJB FOR PSATs AND SAT — 747-4647 Wnen you rent your outdoor party 741-3116. Priced low. 787-0548. and technician trainee for fast Stt-5252. FIVE BLACK POODLE PUPPIES— Certified and experienced high school Approved tor New Veteran Benefit* needs from A to Z Rental Service, BABY ITEMS — Car-bed. car-«e Very good breeding. AKC. Call alter growing company. Afppty In EXPERIENCED MAN WANTED FOR English teacher available by appoln ^_>J&RXENCE1D — Second grai 181 Newman Springs Rd.. Shrews- t BEDROOM SUITE — Twin beds 6 p.m. 94« 4615. WORK IN HEATINO. Call ment to give valuable aid for o te&cher will tutor elementary currlci bury. Call 741-OO40 for details. Thayer stroller, Men-chair, Jumper Green rugr , pad, 12'jotT'4", swivel TV WDlStNGTON OAR 8TERE0 CENTER 222-5763- lege-toound students. 8H-1KJ5. i m-oi9i. coalr. et«. Call 787%798. table. M' fan. automatic humidifier, GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — AKC. M0 Shrewsbury Ave. New Shrewsbury OARAGE SALE - July II and 1 automatic dehumlaitler. aewlnc cabl pure whites, also tans. Bred, for CABINET MAKER — With Formica BABYSTTTINO — Daytime Jn IG, — WRITING, — BE. BARBECUE KINDLING net. Call after 6:30 p.m. 872-08M, quality and color. CTS and up. 229-8890. experience. Air conditioned ahop. Call borne. References. Call SBAROH INSTRUCTION — Fully Wood — $1.25 large bag — 000)1 10 a-m. to 4 p.m. Mtacellaneou 741^808. . certified. Phone 222-4519. out with the real thing — wood: household, yard, ani rooits items, r HUTCH — Solid maple. Rug, - IRISH SETTER — Best pup in litter. to S5O. 234 River Kdce Rd., Ne ova., *«••.. qg Male. Intelligent. Best blood lines. BftorLEIt MEN — Six days. Local. TUTOR — la mathematics. Collegi RED BANK LUMBER ShreOTPury 7tl4>2M S150. AKC. Price Includes puppy , BAKER WANTED — Part or full Steady position. Friendly atmosphere. atodent with previous experience training. Call 747-5570. time. Apply Admiral Benbow Inn, 2 Call 747-2T2a. SITUATIONS WANTED-Male N(!w math. alfeWa, trig and calc Pearl and Wall Red Bank 741-5501 ANYTHING IMS 10 H.P. — Jacobsen tractot Kctaon m, Highlands. Iu». Call fH-4095. UTILITY TRAILER 8x10 HEAVS with electric starter. 36" rotar; AKC BASSET HOUND PUPS GARDENER — CAHETAKER-Uar- MATURE! MAN — Looktnf for hand: DUTY — Twt> wheel six-ply tires. Cat in window shades you can think blade, 30" lawn spreader. 36 snov Call MEN WANTED — Full time. June rled. fully experienced, permanent, man work. Llncrott area. Sats. onl; BREECH THSJRAPY -Jn your ow U1J988 days, T47-O412, «•» p.m. onl: We stock shades up to 72 Inchea w blower. CT50. 946.-H573. 264-44,18 •raduates. salesmen, or anyone not for three acre estate. Own four-room 747-4029 iiter 5 p.m. . home. Certified Speech Therapist Bring in your .rollers or sixes, earning $200 or more. No experience. cottage. Wife available part-time main Rumson-Falr Haven area. Rcaaonablt OAKAOB BALE — Friday, July 1 CANINE COLLEOB INC.. SPECIAL-^ We will train. Part-time considered. house. One child acceptable. Check- CARETAKER — Private estate onl. rates. Free evaluation and diagnosis ALLSEW SHOPPES PROWN'S lo a.m. ' to 8 p.m. Sliver service Collie, AKC male. Lassie colored. TOM7W after « p.m. able references essential. 229-3636. Experienced In ground*, boats ant! Call M2-7737. 41 Church St 455-0177 Keansburi round mahogany extension dlnlns; tr This five-month-old beauty has excel- homes. Good references. Call 5-7 p.m 32 Broad SI. Red Bank 741-790 ble, glassware, china, books, record lent heritage. Excellent with children. DRIVERS AND HELPERS - For ELECTRICIAN — Experienced in 5*1-1498. SURFBOARD — 9'10" TWO MAHOGANY END TABLES — Lawn sweeper, lamps. G.B. dry* First 530 takes him. CANINE COL- •artage trucks. Steady work, six house wiring. CH Good condllon. (50. One marble coffee Urtle. Electric iul- Oood 'election of kitchen equipment LEOE INC. 2294933 or 229-7781. days per week. Call 56S-4698. TEENAGE HOUSE 'PAINTER — Ri MERCHANDISE Call 775-6062. Ur and amplifier. One pick up. New and much more. 41 Oakes Rd., Rum liable. References. S1.7S hour. 10" white GE portable TV. Call son 842J552. ST. BERNARD — One year old EXPERIENCED BUTCHER — Part- S42-518J. FOR SALE DESKS 115 up. FXLE3, tables, eoalrs, male, looking for good home. Call time . oreferrcd. Apply MONMOUTH adding machines, typewriters, office 542-3601. OILSON 5 h.p. 34" R1DLVG MOW after 5 p.m. 74,1-4359. HELP WANTED—MALE MEATS. Little Silver; equipment, etc. at bargain prices. RICHARDSON BABY GRAND PUN' ER — WUh attaching- trass sweepe TV-STKREO-AM/FM RADIO — Wai. New or used. AAC DESK OUTLJBT. —Oood condition. Best offer. Phom Uaed one season. 566-6675. BOUVI-BR — Champion sired. AKC FINANCIAL nut finish, like new. 1200 or best of. Rt 39. Oaktaurst. &31-3M0. 322-8283. registered. This two-year-old male Is HELP WANTED-MALE f.r. 5664)652 miter 8. METAL KITCHEN CABINETS—Witt beautiful. Sacrifice, $45. CANINE FACTORY JOBS BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 19" SILVERTONI—Black and wnlt< SWIMMING POOL — 15x4" Oceanic "Ink. 6' Colonial mantle. (3.E. electric COLLEGE INC. 229-8033 or 229-7781. TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. TV, portable, and roll around cart. six-years old. as is, WO. Can be see oven with warmer. 842-5582. An makes nsw or used. Guarantee! IX. Call 741-9493 evu. alter 7. Al: after 4. 264-2968 from 4-7 p.m. FREE KITTENS - To good home. Worried about war plant layoffs? Low ai IJS. serpico's, 101 MonmouOi day Sat. and Sun, NINE - PIECE "PKNN8YLVAINI. Phone after 5 p.m. business. I Have capital avallablL 8L Next to theater. 74T-OMS. BABT CARRIAGE — *1T. Planer HOUSE" — Colonial dlnlnc room sel 741-8476. Our till factory li expanding, hiring, Invest. Send description ot busmen WURLITZER BPIN1T PIANO — J4, ce«ee t*ble Jt. cloverleaf tabu and other Colonial Items. Cal now preparing for the nsxt peace with preliminary stock Inventory an( Frultwood, In excellent condition. Si, china for 8, 117, Iron mangle »7 671-5036. TOY FOX TERRIER — 13-month-old TRIMMER name, address and phone to, Bo] SAWS SHARPENED $400. Three sets ot twin Wotdco win- 747-4J70. female. Housebroken. Great witt time housing boom. W-180. Tfte Dllly Register. Red Bank By hund. Circular or band saws, dows, used two years, 940 each, COLONIAL ROCKER — Arm c^ialr klfls. J25 to a good home. CANINE hedge dippers (manual), rotar 264-7&9. DOO HOUSE — > LalK- vanltjr stooL porUWe TV and stand COLLEGE INC. 229*933 or 229-7781. Permanent, year WOODWORK PART-TIME — Good business for re lawn mower blades. Phone afler 5 p.m. <0-eal. aquarium with stand, acces round, Indoor work. tired or semi-retired person, ice SURFBOARD — Hawaii 7'2", flal 741-8471 sorles. Baby carriage. 291-1957. . COLLIE — Trl-color. Need* more I New factory offers ground floor cream truck, excellent running, con RED BANK LUMBER bottom, (85. Call after 3 p.m. •oom. Proven stud. Show wiener. Good pay, friendly dltlon. for sale. Best offer. 775-731! 291-0949. AOCORWONB — IBO 12-basaes, somi HONBY — Fresh from our hives Raised with children. Good watchdog. I opportunity, excellent advancement, between 5-6. Aak for Jim. Corner Pearl and Wall Red Ban 120'.. All or paH (1.25 at. 32 Warren PI.. E. Keanr VXn or best offer. 462-3506 before people. Schooling, I Growth company. Leading supplier MOVmg, MUST SELL — Tab] burg. 787-0746, 812-1429, 10 a.m. or after 5 p.m. •kills, not required. BEAUTIFUL BEAUTx" SALON FO THE BEST 1 modular classrooms. Steady work/ BALE. Fully equipped. Excellent buy lamps. End table. Set of World Boo MOVINO TO FLORIDA — 1969 Venui GARAGE SALE — Household Item! Encyclopedia, 1957. In excellent eondl egneered rain gutter system known, S1 regulation pool table with rack COCKER SPANIEL — AKC. Male. I overtime, paid vacations, hftaoltgl- 671-iftOO. tlen, tW. SM-72M. SEAMLESS WHITE ALUMINUM GUT- and chrome bathroom fittings. Cheap Buff colored. Eight weeks old. Has | notion. TER. Only .002 used, concealed hang- and polea. *150. Two-year old snow- July 9. 10. 11. 35 Florence Ave had first shots. Sacrifice. {45. 129-6833. blower. MM. Acrosonlc Baldwin cher- Leonardo. ATCO CERAMICS CORP. AIR CONDITIONERS-on sale at 10' ers, stainless «teel screws. Call foi ry piano, model #887, (500. 1968 APPLY IN PERSON over coat book prices. 3000 BTU i trea estimate. AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD BEAU- HWY. IS »4*K» KEYPOUT | INSTRUCTION 27,000 BTU models available. Ca nils and txrata. site 8-9. Make otffr. TWO AIR CONDITIONERS — Ma TIES — Bred for temperament from STORE. Red Bank 741 PROWN'S Upright freezer. t50. Phone 747-9095. be seen 6at.. July 11. between 1A 4! chimplon stock. Large boned, 8 MATH TEACHER — Will tuto Llpplncott Rd.. Little Silver. weeks old. Raised with and for chil- EDUCATIONAL math, new and traditional, gradei 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-TSOi LUOOAQB RACK — For Volkswagen dren. «.*>. 842-4557. l-« Call S41-3S73 after «. CITIZEN BAND SET — Antenna and OARAOE SALE — 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER-*25. 264-0943. Wed. Thurs.. Frl, Couches, lamps, BEAUTIFUL FEMALE GERMAN cable. Bnsilah racer. Complete police Q*a dr/er, (50. Q.E. automatic wash- baby Items, vacuum cleaner*, win COMPUTER CAREERS receiver, 130 to 150 megacycles. 747- er. »50. Coldspot refrigerator, $15. PRIOIDAIRB UPMG-HT FREEZER SHEPHERD PUPPY — Nine -mtki FACILITIES, INC. 4029 after 5 p.m. dows. Take Hockln Bt. oft East Jtoa Md. AKC. Has had first shots. SALES In business. Industry and governmen 264.0943 after 5. ao. TV coniole wlt'i PM-AM rndln am to KB Sherman Ave.. Belford. , Sacrifice. M5. 229-8333. MARLBORO INDUSTRIAL PARK •tart with KCPI training. Day - record player M5. Set ot World Book emnlnrs. Call ECPI at 542-2800 END OF SEASON FRENCH PROVINCIAL — bedroom 140. Two brass frame chairs, red vel- OARAGE SALE — Thurs. and Frl GERMAN SHEPHBHiD PUPS—AKC. Vondtnberg Rood off Rt. ft set, six pieces. Walnut. Ten months 10:30 lo 4. Housewares, oil painting TRAINEES Marlboro, N. J. visit ECPI, M9 Monmoulh Park H old. LlKht *>Iue velvet loveseat, one vet uptiotatered $15. Old china closet, Large boned. Show or pet Wormed; West Long Branch. CLEARANCE year old. Large fireplace mirror, an- J15. All in excellent condition. 747-4799 riecoupaKPs. pnd odds and ends, $50. Call 264-8973. Geraniums. 50c each, X5 dozen. Pe- Chanceville PI., New Monmouth. An equal opportunity employer CERTIFIED TEACHER — In second- tique gold rrame. Jacobson earden ZENITH CIRCLE OP SOUND AKC REGISTERED GERMAN SHEP- To $10,000 Per Year try «6ucation will tutor a limited tunlas, sinnias, marigolds, 50c dozen Rotllla. Good condition. Call ZJlS5e STEREO — With AM/FM radio com- YARD SALE — Friday, July 10. Sat HERD PUPPY — Black and tan. number of students In French, from Tomatoes In 4" pots 72c dozen. Pep- Owner moving. plete. Dinette set. Both excellent con urday, July 13, 10 to 7 p.m. Househok Very largo boned. Has had first shots. June to September. Pliue call 741- pers, eggplant, cauliflower, 600 dozen. dltlon. Phone 739-0128. Items, clothing, toys. 32 Locust Ave. Must sacrifice. 565. 229-8333. No experience .neces- 103ft for Information. * Assorted flowering trees aud fthrubs FRIOIflAIRE — Coppertone. 14 cu. Red BAnk. too numorous to mention from $1 ur ft. In excellent condition. J1J5- Call BOX SPRlNO-^Mattress, headboard, F«EE TO GOOD HOME — Eight- sary in our'^leld. Five- HARMONY FLORAL SHOPPE, 5l 4954597. ;15. Formica table, two chairs. $15. THREE OAS HEATERS — One 35,001 weck-otd male Persian kitten. Call PERMANENT POSITION Palmer Ave, Eut Keaniburg. 787 FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES - llgh chair, $3. Hand mower, S4 Old BTUi. One 30.000 BTU'a. One 90.00C after 6. 747-5439. day week, • six paid HELP WANTED-MALE OS47. Welfare and people with credit proV rocker. J50. 787-4087. All used. Best offer. Call 787-3567. holidays, hospitalize- 1966 MAN'S SCHWINN 10-apced bi- lems. Immediate delivery. Instan BOOK OP KNOWLEDGE SET — »15, QUICK SALE — Must make room DRAFTSMAN, CIVIL cycle, with accessories, good condl credit. Call Mr. Oran, 373-0811. floor polisher »3, three surlrldet 10-plece dining room set. Cheap. Cal REAL ESTATE FOR RENT tion, paid vacation, tlon. Beit offer. 8)2-2665. SEARS TRACTOR rioata. (5. Remington typewriter, (25, 787-9118. 6 h.n., with cut- portable TV. $20. 747-4138. APARTMENTS (JUNIOR & SENIOR) FACTORY MECHANICS 10-SPEED SCHWINN BICYCLE — tcr and snowblade. Cal"l alter 6. company-funded prof- Oood condition. Call 2M-S558 LAWN MOWER — Five h.p. Sit-down type. 26". Nine months old. Origi- MERCHANDISE WANTED RED BANK — Luxury high rise it snaring plan. Tre- Our new maintenance supervisor It 671-3110 LADY'S BOWLING SHOES — 814. apartments. Immediate and future oc- Excellent salaries. Unusually extensive I bag and ball, never used, $35. Rc> nally SIM. Anklng Sim. 536-3696. 1 looking for a few' mere good men. THE BEST laxlclzer. MO or best Oltcr. 787-7527, STAMP AND COIN Collections ani cupancy. Monmouth County's finest mendous growth op- fringe benefit! Including retirement Stead/ work near MAPLE BUNK BEDS — Dresser am Accumulations. Also covers and post centrally, air-conditioned building. Stu- plans, hojpltotliatlon, mo|or medlcol, Engineered rain cutte er- systemystem s In N.JN. . ither Items. Call cards, gold and silver coins for cash dios one. two and three bedrooms. portunity with ag- home, year round, __•? LiBSS^, conceaconcealel d 'hanRers. Stain SCREEN YOUR PORCH 872-0716. 747-4799. Swimming pool, sauna rooms, boat disability Incomi protection, vaca- marina and garages on premises. 24- tlon, sick leavs and tuition pay-1 leas ateel acrewo. Only ,032 heavy with sturdy wood framed enclosure gressive firm in busi- Indoors, Repolr ma- gauge white wred. Free estimates. screens. For do-H-yoursuir application WINDOWS ROTTED? ANTIQUES — Tiffany Items, toyfi fur- hr, -doorman. Rlvervlew Towers.. 21. meni plan. chinery, valves, bring your meaatircmentfi or ive'l niture, china, paintings, statuary, colna. Riverside Ave. 741-1732. • PROWN'S He pi ace with Aluminum white prlm< lighting fixtures. Carved .oak dining ness for 32 years. No measure for you. An 8-Bcretr. porch replacement windows up to 101 unitei MONMOUTH BEACH — River * Surt I Positions require minimum experi- pumps, conveyors. 3? BrDad St. Hod Bunk 741-TSOO <38"x8W) would coH About S160 not room pieces. Copper Kettle Antiques. Inches...Only $39.95. Install all on op Oakhurst 531-1699 or 239-0892. Club ApartmenU. One and two bed- limit to advancement ence ol I year (Junior) ond «. years Tfoln on |ob. Age MINK COAT — Llglit beige Inurma- Iniitalled. roll Ed or Prte. tion&l. room apartments In modern build- possibilities. Must be (senior) on hlahwayi, >treet> and optn. Good pay, m Ine. 12-14. Worth $3,500, sacrifice 1800, RED BANK LUMBER OXY-ACRTYLENE ,,WELDING OUT- Incs. Alr-conrlltlnned, science kitchens. roads, drainage, subdivisions, sur- I SB2-3257 or 8G4-7160. PROWN'S FIT — Gauges, tiibinc torch and 1155 a month up. Call Resident Man- tint with experience. Pearl anil Wall Red Bank 741-5500 12 Brnai) St. Tied Bank 741-7301 tanks. If available. Call after 5 p.m a«r. 222-8309. aggressive, intelli- veys or related prelects. Senior [mil- IBM ELECTRIC TYPEWRITERS — 747-1332. lions require lomt design expert- i95. Model C. 1195. Royal utandard, THREE-PIECE SECTIONAL — Herl- UNIVOX ELECTRIC 12 «lrln« lultar, gent, self-starter in i70. 842-1555 or 229-3311. aKC. Colonial print. ExcPllent condt ;60. DeArmond amplifier with Jen. GAS REFRIGERATOR — For camp (More Classified .Ads I encft ATCO CERAMICS CORP. Ion. 1125. Call 291-0297. *on ppcakcr. SM. Rtkova ba^n glt Must be reasonable. Phone. LOGAN LATHE—10x24 with '.4 h.p, On The Next Page) good health. We are PIPHONE 12 — RTRI.NO GUITAR— 40. Kent banjo (30. 671.0938. 741-0848. Reply with resume, salary HWY. 1J 2M40M KEYPOKT motor change gears, fare platepa. 3- requirements and availability to: aw and 4-Jaw chucks. All necessary __lkf- now. pjcrellrnt rnndltlon, wlt'i interested only in life- ool holders, centers and wrenches. hard shell ca.ic. Call 747-2077. time career candi- Asking 1200- Phone 261-00SS. ALUMINUM AWNLNOS ^ BJT^A' | T & M ASSOCIATES, INC. | Howell. Call dates. Consulting i, Municipal Engineers X>W8 AND DOORS — By Al Howell. 113 Hwy 33 Middletown Twp. PERMANENT POSITION Call 741-5GS8. SURFROARns — 16" WeDer Feath- Submit rundwritten reiume •<>: P.O. Red Bank. H. >• er, IBO: 9'<" Weber Performer. HO CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Oood condition. Call 747-M43. "H". P.O. Box 307, Tomi Riv»r, 101-747-41II ENGINEER BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! N. J. 08753. All Replies Confidential CIVIL FOR SALE START YOUR Interest or Experience In Public Adding Machines-Typewriters General Contractors Pearl and Bead Restringing I Works Design and Tronic. Sanitary CLEAN HARD FILL I or Highway Design Experience Dat- OWN BUSINESS slroble. Cltlienshlp Required . . . ADDINO MACHINES — Typewriters CARPENTRY — Additions, paneling, Expertly on bral'led nylon. Jl.50 a ACCOUNTANT AT HOME Our dump truck dtllvers. I to 9 sold, rented, repaired. Serpico's. 101 steps, sidewalks, pallo, odd Jobs. str.mil. Sterling clasps from 73c. tome supervisory responsibility. Join Monmouth 8t.. Red Bank. 747-0185. Reasonable ratos. S12-I3S5. 747-2338. REl'SSILLES'. 36 Broad St., Red | a small growing organization. yd. lood of tile plont Roofing, Siding & Insulation Hank. COST BACKGROUND REQUIRED Salary 1900-11100 Monthly - FRANCHISES AVAILABLE Diamonds Bought or Rcstylcd Ol.SEM CO.. INC. Honllnc. silling & Depending on Experience scrap within 5 mile Plumbing and Heating Duties would Include Standard Cost analysis and nrolectlsnt, processing We supply material ond fools for Insulation insUllcil .imi nu.-imnteed Invinlory transactions, ond other accounting duties. | Unusuolly Extenilv* Fringe Benefit* rodluj for only U6. Let us buy the diamonds you don't lor 10 years. 77S-O7O.'i. 231-0510. the manufacture ol a unlqus, proven wear or let ua rfstyle them for you CORRIGAN'S personally. Reuaslllfa'. 36 Brold St. Apply In person, coll or >end resume fo the attention All Replies Confidential product. You make It and sell It In Odd Jobs 127 Oakland St. ^- of the Personnel Monaoer (139-4040, Ext. 202). your sxclutlve local territory. No Reply with Resume and Salary General Contractors LIGHT 1IAI1MNC1 — Cellars, ja- Requirements to: caih needed. You muil b« abls to rigrs cli^inrd up. Free estimate. Rod Bank 747-2706 spend 20 tiouri per week. Bi;iLDER — Additions. Alterations, 711-'211!> niter 3 p.m. PLUMBING - Heating. IT & M ASSOCIATES, INC. aarnejei. Itoofn and New Ilnmei. Painting and Decorating Bathroom remodeling. Consulting 1 Municipal Englneirs Write Bola Products Co.,'P. O. Box 711-3303. Ralph A. Cole. (Si, Eotonlown, N. J., 07724, to ATCO CERAMICS CORP. Sewer Trenching and 1 Crescent PI. Oceanporf 21} Hwy. 35, Middletown Twp. MASON AND BUILDER — Com- CAUL U JONKS — Palntlns and (Building Behind Holiday Inn) P.O. Red Bank, M. J. orrongi an Interview. HWY. 05 284-BOa KEYPORT plete home improvements. Reason- w.-illparorlng. Fully Inmireri. For free Installation Work. An Equal Opportunity Employer ||| 201-747-4111 able, free estimates. Call 17:0122. estimates, call 229-SS3S. 20 .THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BAifK• MTDDLZTOWN, N. J.i WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1970 APABTJTENTS fANTED TO BEffT HOUSES FOR SALE BOUSES FOR SALE RED BANK—Bklconr oMrtwklM ttit FAMILT OF SIX — Nwd» S or 4- Km. Duplex pesQioUM apartment bedroom home tn Weat Keajwbu: "ASSUMAALE MORTGAGE Elft two toiroomi. two baths, Am or Vea for immediate occupancy. 7fl Holrodel — AOKtNO ONt,T *tt,ft (or 8268. SAPPHIRES OF this lovely seven yew oW home iltutted on a. full, luihlr Itttdicaped Townhouse Project Given YOUNG SYSTEMS ANALYST—And THE SHORE acre. Klfht rooms Including four bed- Bodman Armi Apartment*. 1450. 741-family Interested in renting, perhaps rooms and family room. Two-car ga- 0516. with option to buy, 2 or 3-bedroom rage and large screened porch). Extras Furnished apartment. bouse. Red Bank area. Sept l occu- Include central air conditioning. Inter- FREEHOLD - pancy. Phone 668-7720. Goodj locution. Al: furnisherurn!snecjd_ efteffji- Two perfect ranches en com system and wa.l-to-waJl carpet-lac long term. 462-1696. in living room and dining; room. Gall cimcV- Blurt. 2-3 BEDROOM HOUSE — Dining the South Shrewsbury. today, FIVE ROOMS — Heat and hot water. room, living room. Fair Haven, Rum- .RUSSELL M. BORUS Furnlsned. Two busine?..couple.. SUS aon. Little Silver area. Wanted by Conditional Freehold OK per month, r*o pels. Call 7S7-2855. stockbroker and family (one child) August Jst. around J26O. Yearly rent- 1. French Provincial Brick n 7.R5 REALTORS 1 borough's controversial pa- WANTED — Girl to share apartment al with option U> buy. 229-8152. acres__ __. . Three bedrooms. ,. V*_ . baths, 600 River Rd. Pair Haven FREEHOLD — Borough Square II, the second phase The developer ,must pro- Slti another worklny flrl. Starting,In WANTED — Three- or four-*jedroom living room 114x261, see-through rade ordinance 'would erupt. AUK. Call after 6. M2-5678. fireplace, (a mily room f 16x20 *. 747-4532 • Council has given its condi- of the townhouse complex es- vide a 50-foot right of way house or apartment Year-round. $200 formal dining room. Porch 16x20 Council President Alfred E. "ATI^NTIC HIGHLANDS—Furnished month, to be paid by Welfare. For heated. Pool, cabana, bulkhead, FAIR HAVEN tional blessing to a major tablished last year on the for the Bannard St. entrance threeroomj and bath. High on water mother, five children. S72-11S5, morn- boat slip Lovely landscaping. In excellent location near schools and road and must follow recom- Sanders was opposed to the frnnl Gracious living, spacious Ings^ ^^^ $82,500. transportation. Center hall, living room subdivision application of west side of'town. .round... »nd all utilities. *:o6. Also WE NEED — Five, or »lx. 2-3 bed- with fireplace, dining room, kitchen, Manalapan Holding Co. for A recommendation of ap- mendations of the borough move, saving "We should get Summer apartment, season or part. room Rental Homes, furnished or un- den. Four bedrooms, two baths. Large J. Colonial Ranch onl one + acres. Bcreened porch and lovely secluded help from the county that 291-3014. furnished from |S5 to $350 per month Three bedrooms. 2*i baths, den, garden. Full basement. Two-car ga- construction of Kingsle proval of the $1.2 million engineer. KEANSBURG — one-bedroom and for Incoming personnel. THE BERG game room 14x18 with raised rage. Asking $42,900. we're not getting. We can DsrtmBnts $166 and $175AGENCY. Rt 35. Mlddlelown. 871-1000 hearth fireplace. Living room. ratable was forwarded by the Manalapan Holding Co. is irer'm'onmV "Adults only. Heat, hot SMALL HOME — Marlboro-Mata- Fully equipped kitchen. Tiled patio JOHN F. ANDERSON LEGAL NOTICE Planning Board. a ' subsidiary of Hovnanian get help from the state, but water and gas Included in rent. Call wan area. Two adults. Quiet area. overlooks water. Fabulous view. 7S7-7M6 after 7 p.m Air conditioned. Costly extras. AGENCY Enterprises. we have to go through & Write to Box W-1B2. The Dally Regis- J95.000. The plans call for a 44-unlt TWO-BEDROOMS, l'j baths. Fully ter, Red Bank. 636 River Rd. townhouse complex on 5'^ The borough got two re- rigmarole to get it. We.have iqilpped kitchen. All utilities except LADY SENIOR CITIZEN — Would 741-4477 Jlprtricltv Available at>01lt Aug. 1. like room and board. £100 a month. acres adjoining the Kingsley jections from Freehold Town- 23 men on our police force, *I»S "er month. Call 229-M95 or 229- Port Monmouth-Middletown area. REDDEN AGENCY 4f,7.\ Phone 787-0526. Mrs. Rowland. Square townhouse community ship. Township Mayor Rob- we are paying enough in HIGHLANDS — Three rooms; fur- Realtor COLTS NECK ert H. Smith wrote to say taxes to support them, and "she" AH utilities paid. Young lady THREE OR FOUR-ROOM — Unfur- The Howard Savings Institution, a-co: built last year. c: business couple. No pets. 8i2-l*36 nished apartment or imall house with 301 Maple Ave. Red Bank Exceptional Privacy poration of New Jersey, Plaintiff vi that the township is not in- they should stay here in the water view. Permanent residence for Christine E. "Long, et al., Defendani between 3 and 7 p.rru occupancy Oct. or Nov. Couple. No 741-9100 Beautiful four-bedroom Colonial BnM. borough." pels. 229-4930, Family room, dining room, attached By virtue ol a writ of execution 1 LEGAL NOTICE terested in merging with the ONE-BEDROOM APARTMENT — Evenings: 747-4277 greenhouse. Many, many, extras. the above stated action to me directs Kitchen with dlnln, area, living SUMMER HOUSE RENTAL WANTED Lovely treed V? acre lot on end I shall expose for sale at public vei borough, although the town- In other business, the room and bath, all new appliances —From July 24 vicinity of Mon- due, at the Court House In the Bo "In* veir lea-ie. Also one room small of quiet street. CARL F. ZELrLERS NOTICE ship would be interested in council: ' mouth Beach or Rumson. for small LITTLE SILVER Realtor 946-4443. ' ough of Freehold, County of Monmouth AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN kitchen and hath, all new app^noef family with best references In area. New Jersey, on Monday the 27th da: SUPPLEMENT TITLE 3, OHAJ some joint endeavors. woman only, one year lease, 741.7647 741-43SO. Excellent! Three hfidroom r»ncti •with of July, 19T0, at 2 o'clock, P.M. Pre —Changed Municipal traf- after S p.m A BARGAIN!! 4 BEDROOMS vailing Time. TEU 3 OF THE COMPILED AtT Enjoy family life to the fullest in a 22' game room, 1>& baths, basement. REVISED ORDINANCES OF TH) Township Building Inspec- fic court from Wednesday U> FIVE-ROOM — l'.i-bath apartment. houae designed with mothers In mind. Also well water for lawns. All utilities, ALL. that certain lot, tract or $fu BOROUGH OF blTTLlC SILVE. Centrally located In private duplex. FURNISHED ROOMS Family Room and Den, Excellent including city sewers. Near schools, of land, situate, lying and being (REVISION OF 1864). ADOPTE1 tor John T. Allen said there Monday nights at 7:30 p.m., Adults qnly. No pets. 741-9160. frame and brick construction. Near bus transportation. Listed *29 K00 the Township of Neptune..in the KTcou i BY THM LITTLE SILVER BOAKi ATTRACTIVE, nicely furnished room bus line. Best of all is the asamnable ty of Monmouth, 1n Uie Btate of " QF HEALTH, AUGUST 3, 1B*J4. will be no building permit for beginning Monday.' "KEANSBURG - Summer or winter. WALKER & WALKER, Realtors Jersey: BE IT ORDAINED by the Boa Business couple only. Call 495- — Private, light cooking for gentle- mortgage at $53,900. We know of noth- a structure borough offi- —Authorized the renewal of man. 741-8394. ing comparable In comfort,' appear- HWY 35 671 -3311 MIDDLETOWN KNOWN and designated as Lot N of Health of the Borough of LUt! (M16 or 787-0820. . anc« and location. THREE-BEDROOM—Two-bath ranch 16, Block No. S-6-4, as shown on a Silver, in the County ol Monmoul FOR GENTLEMAN — Full house on dead end street. Heavily wooded Map entitled "Map of Section 21 Sum and State of New Jensey, that: cials had proposed the Free-, a $50,000 bond anticipation privileges. Residential section. After lot 300' deep. Paneled den with fire- merfleld Terrace Estates, To*nshlj Section 1. As used In this ord hold Street People build at note for street improvements, COMMERCIAL RENTALS 5 p.m.. 741-8586. JOSEPH G. place 13 Princeton St., Middletown. of Neptune, Monmouth County. Ne nance unless a different meanlnj $39,900. 842-4227 after 2. Jersey," dated November 27, 105! clearly appears from ihe context, th Lake Topanemus without ap- part of its continuing $230,000 RED BANK—Clean attractive. Ideal- made by The Blrdsall Corp., and dul following terms shall have ""~ ~ ' COMMERCIAL OFFICE Iv located. PMarkingi . T1V allowed. Gen- NEW 8H REWSBU RY RANCH — filed In the Monmouth County Clerk' signed definitions: proval from the township's street improvement program tleman only. 711-2575. McCUE One-half acre. Trees, Patio. Four Office Oct. 7, 1965, aa Cue #80-17. (a) Building Drain: The lowest hor! AND WAREHOUSE bedrooms, two baths, game room, zontal piping of a drainage systen Planning Board and Zoning started last year. GENTLEMAN ONLY — Red Bank. REALTOR two-car garage, full basement. Car- BEING the same premises convey* within a building which receives th Approximately 1600 eq. It. Ideal tor Excellent location for transportation 80 RIDGE RD. RUMSON to CHRISTINE E. LONG, single, b; •mall business. Leonardo area. Avail- and shopping* Prlvata entrance. Park- peting, all appliances Included at C. G. CHAPMAM A SONS, INC., i discharge from soil and want Board of Adjustment. Town- —Authorized the borough $32,500. $12,800 mortgag \>e as- pipes and convey* it to the bull able June 1, 1970. Ing. 747-2000. 842-2760 aumed at 4U%. 542-113 corporation of the State of New Jet Ing sewer, ship officials have opposed engineer to advertise July 9 291-1713 ROOMS FOR RENT — For tentlemen RUMSON REAL ESTATE se-y, by deed to be recorded slmui (b) Building Sewer: That part of or room and board for elderlv per- EAST KEANSBURG — One-year-old taneously herewith. horizontal drainage .system, begir the plan for the young for bids for demolition of a "nrD BANK — Furnished air con- sons. Xon-smokers preferred. 787-5681. CENTER bMeVel. four bedrooms, lH-bath. large THIS MORTGAGE Is & purcha nlng no less than two (2) feet oui people to use the lake site ditioned oftlce. AH uUHUes auppUed. recreation room, utility room, one-car money mortgage, given to secure side the Inner face of the bulldln, dwelling at 109 Center St., JS5. Call 747-2706. — For lady or gentleman. garage, fencetl-ln yard, extras, reduced portion of the pu.urchaae: price. wall, which receives the dlsctiarg as a gathering place. 51 Chestnut St.. FAIR HAVEN $36,500 for quick nale. $2S,9OO. Call 787-63*8. Being commonlv known and desij from the building drain and conve. with the bids to be received "OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT — M0 Red Bank. SUBJECT TO S Diameter: The nominal dlam Topanemus lies within the —Approved the appoint- MATAWAN — 1.200 »q. ft- of office GARAGES FOR RENT young four-bedroom Cape with rormal for Living magazine. Offers pictures. ment to be satisfied by said sale tcr as designated commercially, or commercial space available. On dining room, enclosed side porch, two- prices, descriptions. Absolutely no the sum of $22,635 together wl (d) I>rain: A pipe which conve township. ments of Norman R. Riopel GARAOE FOR RENT — 27 THomas car detached garage, new 31x18 above- the costs of this sale. sewage, storm water, or other liq Rt 34 across frem shopping center. ground pool In a peaceful, lovely coat, no obligation. APPLEBROOK uld waste In, a building dralnagi as street foreman at $9,700 For sale or lease. VAN'« AGENCY, Ave., Shrewsbury. Call evenings. AGENCY, Reaftort, 950 Hwy. 35. Mid- The Sheriff hereby reserves the rlgh aystem. Plan Rejected neighborhood. Owner transferred and dletown. 671-2300. to adjourn thin sale without furth 56S-1SS1 Is anxious enough to entertain all notice by publication. (e> Drainage System: The pi pin Borough Council rejected and Maryann Murphy as WAREHOUHE FOR LEASE — 30x100. reasonable offers. WANAMASSA — S29.500 Dated;* June 6, 1970 within public «r private premise Overhead door. Available now. $150 per This contemporary tiiree-bedroom which convey* sewage, atorm by inaction a suggestion by clerk-stenographer, borough month. Call after 10 a.m. 872-1773. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE PAUL. KIBRNAN, Sheri ter. or other liquid waste to „ - FRANK FELICE AGENCY split, dining area, large klt6hen, Chan alii, Lynch A M&Ioney gal point of connection to a publl Police Commissioner Tobias clerk's office, at $3,800. RED BANK — Modern office, REALTORS 741-5253 recreation room. 1 •£ hauls, one-cat Attye. newer aystem, combined sewe; conditioned. 462 sq. ft .205 HOUSES FOR SALE Evenings 493-4111 garage is located In one ot Ocean July 1. 8, IB, 22 $54. storm aewer or Individual sewer dl H. Mayer that the borough's —Accepted the resignation Twp's finest residential areaa. Occu- IP03&I system. month. Call 741-7064. pancy can be had before closing. finest be made part of the of John Lackey from the Rec- "MODERN AIR CONDITIONED OF- EXEC'S COLONIAL FHA, VA Terms. THE BERG AGEN- ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS (0 .Fixture: See "Plumbing Fl; FICES — ReasonaWe. 30 Linden PI., In UUle Silver. This very gracious CY. Realtors, Rt. 35 and Sunset Qualified Contractors art Invited t tares'\ infra. Northern Monmouth County reation Commission. Red Bank. Ph«n» 747-3620. Colonial has just been listed. Only Ave., Wftnamaesa. Please call collect Ibid on the construction of New Je. •(it) Grade: Tha rise or fall of three years old. In superb condition 922-9494. «ey Bell Telepbwie Company unde; line «r pipe In reference to th Municipal Pact. Mr. Mayer's —Received a petition from "ANTIQUE CENTER — Red Bank LITTLE SILVER on over 1 acre of treed property. Four ground facilities In the Township < horizontal plane, usually expresse werlooklnl- Navesijnk. Stalls avail tpaclous bedrooms with fifth bedroom INCREDIBLE $39,000 will ibiiy you Wddlctown In tile State ol New Jei in inches per foot of pipe length motion died for lack of a sec- Mrs. Joseph Collins, Jersey- able from 100 to 1000 «L It- — Wi"fitt ; Immaculfttt four - bedroom unfinished. 2^ tiled baths, beamed this unbelievably beautiful new spa- (h) House . Drain: See "Buildim Box U-139. Tha Daily Register. Red home. 17' paneled «*m« ceilings and brick fireplace in dpn cious home. Slate foyer, paneled rec- The job consists of: Extendin Drain'V supra* ond. ville Ave., signed by 20 resi- Bank. room, enclosed porch Very large living room and dlntnft reation room with glass doors, four telephone conduits & building mat <1) Plumbing Fixtures: Installed loo kin j lovely grounds. room. 23' kitchen. Full basement and bedrooms. 2',4 baths, large living holes as follows: ceptacles or devices which are BUI Mr. Mayer said he had dents, asking that the speed OFFICE SUITE-RIID BANK —7M u. CM garage. $36,600. central, air conditioning. $68,800. room, showroom kitchen, dining room, Place 2402' of 12-4" Plastic Condul tplled with water or which receU ft In excellent location. D»sirabl« lor two-car garage and utility room. 872- 'Place 73' of 12-4" Steel Pipe (4( or discharge liquid waste or sev made the suggestion 'in the limit bn Jerseyville Ave. be iny profession. CaU 747-J730 between 1345 (Builder*. of which is to be suspended by meai Age Into the drainage system wi 9 and 5. • PAUL BRAGAR of bangers below a bridge) which they are directly or indirect! -best-interests of life and reduced to stop cars from REALTOR ALERT BUYER CAN BE SETTLED Place 22' of 3-4" Plastic Conduit connected. FACTORY SPACE - Two T.OW 7M Broad St. Shrewsbury 747-0221 BY LABOR DAY — Call now to see *n existing manhole. 41) Public Sewer: A sewer syaten property" and said he was speeding through. ft floors, one 3.5O0 BQ. ft floor, A. FRED MAFFEO this spacious four-bedroom, two-bath Place 30pof 4-4" Plastic Conduit er "required to be approved by tl able tor light munfwlarlnc. REALTOR $29,000 Colonial In St. James parish. Unusual cased la concrete under rallroa< New Jersey State Department "sorely disappointed" by the —Praised Recreation Di- lease, call 717-1100. paneled* Tamlly room. Formal dining track (open cut) Health, which is located In a stree S69 River Rd. Fair Haven Beautiful 16x18 llvlnit room with room and deluxe kitchen. Deep tree Build 3 Line Manholes 12'L x 6' alley or other premises under t council's nonsupport. rector Richard Kane and LITTLE SILVER beamed celllnj and built-in air condi- shaded yard perfect for large fam- i 6'-«" D Jurisdiction of a municipality or tioner. Attractive kitchen la 10x14 public utility. Members of the pact desig- members of the Recreation 74I*»333 paneled. Plumbing already In for K ily. Offered at S33.OO0. E. A. ARM- Any other miscellaneous work th INDUSTRIAL PLAZA bath orf 15x19 master bedroom. Other STRONG AGENCY. Realtors, 555 may be detailed on the Prints. (k) Soil Pipe: A pipe which con nate five policemen as mem- Committee, 33 youngsters and A most unique concept in industrial Prospect Ave.. Little Silver. 741-4500. The Jdb will start approximately •veys the discharge of water clos bedrooms 12x14 and 9x11. Range and 3-70 and must be completed not late ets or plumbing fixtures havlni bers of jthe tactical squad, 10 adults, who put in a total development. Industrial Town Bouse new cametlns stay. Tree studded lot than 10 -d-70. Contractor must re<— similar functions,, with or wlthou "ferine you from 5,000 to 70.000 ... 110x185. Immediate occupancy. Call. .. Form of Proposal, copy of con-._ discharges from other plumbing fl: who can be called to partici- of 1,500 hours putting togeth- ft Low taxes, lower heating costs, LITTLE SILVER LOTS AND ACREAGE and work prints, in writing, on or bi tares. more efficient trucking, built-in ex- •fore 12:00 noon 7-16^70. Sealed bid <1) Wa3te Pipe: A pipe which r pating communities. Freehold er the borough's float for tho pansions, more efficient plant and SPACIOUS CAPE COD PAUL P. BOVA must be returned by 12:0O noo celves and conveya only liqu warehouse layout, on short or long Attention! 7-23-70. Late Dlds will not be waste, free of fecal matter. had tactical police units Battle of Monmouth Day Pa- term net lease basis. TRUE REALTY. Four W>lg bedrooms with two full Realtor sldered. The Telephone Company Section 2. The provisions Of Sectfoi 7.12-S100. 2S7C. Hwy 22. Greenbrook. baths VFIrep! ace. Formal dining room. Builders and Investors serves the right to reject any lOdb) of Title 3, Chapter 3 of th brought in last month when rade. They will be given K. J. " Wall-to-wall carpeting. Attached ga- 671-2544 4 lots and a all bids received and rebld the Jo' "Compiled and Revised Ordinances o it was feared trouble over the awards at the next meeting. AIR-CONDITIONED OFFICES rage. Very private rear yard. Shade RED BANK the Bojough of Little Silver (iRev trees. Close to schools, shopping and Dead end street. Tower Hill area Cape *'tHRECT iliL CORRE3PONDBNCI sion of 1964)", adopted by the Boai Keasonabll rent, immediate occupan- High Rise Site TO- of HealCi on August 3. IWM. a cy Apply Serptco's. 101 Monmouth buses. FHA mortgage can be assumed Cod. Formal dining room, den. fire amended and supplemented tcr rea< St. Red Bank, next U Canton Th«a- or new one arranged. Offered at {33,- place. Game room. Three bedrooms, Available at beach. K. E. SCHMIDT 900 for immediate sale Call 842-1200 twn baths. Fenced yard. Two-car ga- AREA CONST. SUPV. SUBWAY as follows: or 741-3421 in evenings. 16 QSAJQE AVENUE ('}) When a washing machine PERFECT PROFESSIONAL LOCA- REDDEN AGENCY? Realtc MERCER'VIL.LE. N. J. 08619 to be installed, It shall dlschargi TION _ Doctor, Dentist, etc. Apple- TED HAIL AGENCY To qualify a-i a bidder, a contrac- Into a (grease trap built of cemi Red Sank, 741-9100 tor must meet tie following condition! blocks, four feet square, outsi 4rook Bulldlns 850 Hwy. 35. Mlddle- ReaHor in addition to special stipulations con- Asks Howard Press lown. 671-2300. measure, and six or seven block: 733 River Rd. Fair Haven WATERBURY AGENCY LAND SPECIALS — (1) 12 beautiful tained in the contract: deep, said grease trap to dischargi rent 842-4200 ReaHor Insuror wooded acres with city water. (2» 15 30x50 BUILDING" — For industrial acres. (3) 10 acres, mostly 1. A favorable credit rating. to main dry well or drainage fieli lease, with parking area. Alte-----r„ -,- RUMSON — tlila older home, in the 45 Years Of Service 2. Comprehensive Public Liability or to one separately Installed. Thi suit Reasonable. Hwv 36. Hazlet. Call m Maple Ave. 747-3500 Red Bank cleared, with city water. (4) 15 wooded Insurance including Contractual kitchen sink shall also 'dischargi TONY'S RESTAURANT. Hwy 35. 2Mhear- t of tm"a fine community, ha* acres with good brook, HAROLD LIN- Coverage of the indemnification through this grease trap. Thi been totally remodeled. New roof, wir- THE CHARM OF MATURITY — DEM ANN Broker, Eatontown. 542-1103. provisions in the minimum 377' ing, kitchen, baths, plumbing, deco Snown In this lovely older home amounts listed below. rease trap shall not he dlschargei For Red Tide Fund ratinjr and wall-to-wall carpeting. Liv- FINE CHOICE BUILDING LOT— irough the septic tank. BOUSE AND LOT — Suitable to con- Three floors or living In comfort with a. Public Liability & vert to office* or biulne»» venture ing room, dining room, and four bed- eight bedrooms. two baths. new West Keansburg, off Palmer Ave. If the building In which a was (n Lint-rott. Call 747-3090 day*. Evei. rooms. Two baths. Partial basement. Phone 787-6120. 300,000 each person ing machine is to be installed 1 Jliver, park, store*, schools, and kitchen, full basement and two porches 500,000 each accident located upon a In Rumaon. J39,- COLTS NECK 100,000 each aggregate now or shall hereafter be c been asked to help get final the Federal Water Pollution overhead door, liulde ramp. 264-4*13. right away. Asking $28. BOO. 3. Motor Vehicle Insurance structed, then and In suc^ even! JEAN K. IRWIN Improved 1*4 acri* lots in cluster, 4. Specific coverage for damage said washing machine and all ot" Realtor surrounded by Towrtflhlp maintained arising out of explosion or er plumbing fixtures and appui approval of a $200,000 appro- Control Administration, which DISTINGUISHED Marine Park on the Navcsink rreen belt. 1*1 lota to choose from, iDlaatlng, collapse of or struc- tenances shall be ao constructe' priation for a study into the is under the jurisdiction of the HALL BROS., Realtors Red Bank R42-41S8 Priced (rom IH.00O to SIS.000. Call tural Injury due to work oper- or so altered as to discharge in Owner. IMG-8640. ations involved. the public sewer and Into no otl 813 River Rd. 711-7686 Fair Haven er place or receptacle, red tide, a bacterial phenom- House Public .Works Commit- OFFICES Member Muiyple Listing Service! BORUS BEST BUY OAK HILL — Beautifully wooded 5. Comply with N. I. Unemploy- Open 7 Days ment Compensation Tax laws flection • 3. The. provisions of Se enon which periodically ap- tee. Located In center or Red Bank Bull- Four bedroom, 2',4 bath Colonial. Fire- building lot In original oak Hill. and Federal Social Security tion 10(c> of Title 3, Chapter 3 < seis district. place, central air-conditioning. 1 vear Phone 871-2348. said Ordinances Is repealed. pears in New Jersey waters. And that committee, Mr. TAKE A PLUNGE old Extras Include new dishwasher. UNION BEACH — 1215x125, Harris 6. Have available the necessary • Central Air Conditlonlnr PAIR HAVEN flection 4. The provisions of Sectloi 1 r a ln E rytllln !yOU Gardens section. S25OO, for quick sale. equipment Including special 15 of Title 3. Chapter 3 of said Or The request was made by Howard said, had little mon- • Self Service Elevator One of the many attractions of this cin.sk?o^oNLYWO00(cin .s k '?o^ o"NLYWO 00()) ' GEORGE MOLINARO AOENCY equipment peculiar to Telephone dln&nce-fl Is reroealed, and the fo • Private Parking Space nice home Is Its 16x31 pool. Aside Rt. 35 264-3200 Hazlet., N.J. work, i.e., manhole forms, etc. lowing Is substituted therefor: Mr. Howard's opponent, Wil- ey available for research • Complete Janitorial BerviM from that there is a 27' living room, RUSSELL M. BORUS 7 Construct underground facilities Section 15—Bulldln K Sewers • Individual Thermostatically Con. dining room, four bedrooms, bath, full according to Telephone Company .(a) Where a building Is. to liam F. Dowd, the Republi- projects of this type and was trolled Heat basement and two-car garage. Reason- REALTORS COMMERCIAL PROPERTY specifications. . ,L connected to a aewer. It must b • Walllo-Wall Carpeting able taxes and a large assumable 8. ^^ust be an Equal Opportunity connected by a building newer can congressional nominee. faced with what he\ called a mortgage to a qualified buyer. Asking WO River Rd. Fair Haven Employer. not less than four (4) Inches ii 54 Broad Street Red Bank PAIR HAVEN — Antique • Colonial In B. Must fill out an Experience diameter, having a grade of In a letter to Mr. Howard, "considerable backlog of sim- GRACIOUS FAMILY HOME village flection. Seven rooms, 1^ baths. uestionnaire supplied by the leas than one-eighttr (tt> inch pe; iliar requests." Call for appointment to Inspect ** JOHN F. ANDERSON Ample parking for offices or shoos. Qelephone Company. foot Mr. Dowd said the congress- If comfort counts, your family will Asking 132,900. Call 7«-7686 or 222. July 8 «••» (b) Such bulldln* sewers shall r 747-1100 AGENCY pve this charming older home Larce 0441. of any of the following material man could "make up for lost Sen. Case said the funds ap- jjnnn room n-lth fireplace. Formal which materials .shall meet the stai (M River Rd. Fair Haven filnlnjr room Den. Big kilchen with PROFESSIONAL BUILDING NOTICE dards set forth for each herein: time" by pressing for the proved by the Senate would HOUSES FOR BENT 741-4477 w Hi!" Pf"1^- Excellent schools. Cast iron pipe, which shall be o: Senate approved appropria- be used to determine the role J33900 "eE * ownln(!- Only ON HIGHWAY " SHERIFF'S SALE medium weight, or heavier. Asbestos,cement pipe, which tion. of sewage pollution on the COLTS NECK $19,900 * fee In lengths not to exceed pi - SEA BRIGHT Five bedrooms. 3% baths. Cedar nhake RAY VAN HORN AGENCY and one-naif (614) feet and whlcl Furnllbed. Bummer rental. Two bed* Large two-story building In excellent red tide and to study reasons expanded ranch. Fireplace In paneled Realtors condition. Full basement fflnlshable), cthall be of 1500 grade liquid typ The U.S. Senate last week rooms, living room, kitchen and bath. den that opens onto screened porch. 804 River Rrf 747-4100 Fair Haven Herbert G. Gerdlng. and Vivlenne Ger for decreases of fish popula- Also three bedrooms, living room, Centrally air conditioned. Separate large corner lot with 125' highway Ing. Plaintiff vs: Fair Haven Yach Plastic (A.'B.S.-Schedule 40) pipe, passed the * Interior Depart- kl'.chenf and bath and a half. Located {aundry room, well organized kitchen, LITTLE SILVER RANCH frontage, two-car detached garage. Works, Inc.. a body corporate of th which shall meet_ the __follnw!n« tions in the area. on the Shrewsbury River. Alio' ocean informal and formal dining areas. Full Present mortgage can he assumed. State of New Jersey, and Carl A stahdard'i": ASTM-D266i -68: F9-L- ment's appropriation bill tiv'-lleges plus marine view. Call A. basement with workshop. Oversized Eight rooms. Flantone pa Ho En- Call now! 291-1666. No brokers! Gerdlng. Defendants P-322A-1B66: C3-270-65; NSF-H which included the $200,000 In his letter, Mr. Dowd K'i~.iCKY. Real Estate. Broker. 5«- two-car garage. Nicely landscaped one By virtue of a writ of execution (1965.: or better 8223 or call Carl Peterson' evenings acre lot. Non-development . Extremely the above stated action to me dlrecte Plastic (P.V.C.-Schedule 40. p!pi for the study. urged Mr. Howard to per- and holidays. 542-2827^ good buy at J51.0O0. tLLMENSEE REAL ESTATE WANTED which flhall ment *1<" foll^W" AOENCY, Realtor, Rt 34. Colts Neck. STERLING THOMPSON I shall exipose for sale at public ve standards: A8TM-D2665-68; FS-L suade House members of the tta to S3M Per Month „, „. A8S0A8S0CC . Realtor due. at the Court House In the Boi It was included in the Sen- W. River Rd. ough of Freehold, County of Mon P-32OA-1966; CS-272-65; NSF-H joint House-Senate conference THE BERI G•• AGENC- — T Rumson COLTS NECK-HOLMDEL mouth, New Jersey, on Monday th. (1965); or 'better, ate's version of the bill at the lit » MlddleUrwn We have ready qualified buyers, so 3rd day of August, 1970, at 2 o'clod (c) ' which will be named to thrash (71-1000 CAPE COD COTTAGE 747-0900 lor fast efficient service, call J. D. P.M. Prevailing Time. (1) All Joints of cast iron be Pour large bedrooms plus a family and spigot pipe and fitting. urging of Sen. Clifford P. ROCHE, Realtor, Rt. 31. Colts Neck. ALL those certain tracts of land an put differences between the MINI MANSION sized dining room. Log burning fire- 462-2741. Member Multiple Listing Ser- shall be of oakum and molto Case, R-N.J., who has been place In living room. Choice Pair premises situate 4n the Borough < lead, or made >y means of ore Senate and the House ver- In a lovely setting on a hill featuring Haven location. A dream boat kitchen. COLTS NECK vice Fair Haven, in the County of Mo formed, elastomerlc, compreR seeking funds for the study fireplace In living room, butler's pan- Excellent landscaping. J31.900. mouth and State of New Jersey. • slon type Kajflkets conforming ti sions of the money bill. try, formal dining room, four bed- BUYERS WAITING FIRST TRACT: BEGINNING at ASTM C564-65T. Such gasket, for several years. Sen. Case rooms, bath, plus plenty or room to RUSSELL 11. BORUS For homes, estates, farms, acreage, point in the westerly line of DeNoi shall be Installed In strict "Vigorous support on your roam. Rent this lovely home for 1375. KcenVM waterfronts, businesses. Industrial and mandie Avenue, distant two hundred cordance with the pipe m originally had requested per month. Call REALJORS Also brnd ne fourbe C business properties. and twenty-six feet northerly from th facturers' recommendations anc Also brand new four-bedroom Colonial aiiall 'be acceptable to the Boan part," Mr. Dowd wrote Mr. •00 River K0ffmS>r*>k> Pair Haven ranch air conditioned, on in acre north line of Clay street and in th $400,000. BETSY ROSS AGENCY ranclot h In aiclusterr conditione. Reduced do nt oi n$62,900. RAY H. STILLMAN, Realtor northeastht t corner of premisremisee s cnconveyey e of Health. Howard, "might persuade the Realtors-Member Multiple Ustlnxt . 1. MULLIN, Builder. 9(6-8840 "Our 52nd Year" to William Young by Josephine Meye; (2) Asbestos cement sewer plpi Earlier, Mr. Dowd had crit- 117 Hwy 35 204-3456 Keyport MULTIPLE LISTING BERVICE joints shall be made with aleevi conference committed; to ap- by deed dated May 29, 1D16 and record couplings of the same compos RUMSON — Waterfront. Large tour COLTS NECK HEAVILY WOODED" MS Hwy 35 Shrewsbury 7<1-8(S00 cd in the Monmouth County Clerk' tlon as the pipe, sealed wit icized Mr. Howard for "inex- prove that portion of the Sen- ^bedroom house. Boat mooring. Easy First, time offered Custom built ranch LISTINGS OP BETTER HOMES - Officfi e In Book 1022 of DeedDds pag; rubber rings. Joints between a* cusable failure" to seek the commute to city. July only. (201) Five Bedrooms with so many extraj It must be «e"n In Keansbuw • Middletown • Hallel - 105- thence south along said Youni best on cement pipe and meta ate legislation which includes 8tt-2603 (4011 294-3687. ' to be appreciated. Carpeted llvlne Holmdel. The Smolko Accncy. 787-0123. northerly line sixty-two degrees thli pipe shall be made by mean* Raised Ranch. Living room, family minutes west two hundred and ten am of an adapter coupling caulker inclusion of the $400,000 in the the Red Tide study funds." WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — room with fireplace, screened porch, 0 111 EaWn k c 8/100 feet to a point In Itnc of land as required In 15 nuprfl, Furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- Four" "".Vr""/am le ? - """ " WE BUY HOMES DIRECT house version of the Interior full basement. Centrally air condi- £ I ? °<-'lr"oms. Anderson now or late of one Quinlan: thenc (3i Plastic pipe joints shall bE Mr. Dowd said the "fine ate occupancy. SAXUEL TXICHUR tioned. Immaculate Best buy In Colts !?.""." throughout Centrally mr con- Cjndltlon unimportant. Call Four Sea- along sa-fd Qulnlan's line north twenty v AGENCY. Oceanport Ave.. Ocunport Neck Asking »l,ooo. OARL F. ZEL-ditioned. Surrounded by stately tree" made in strict accordance wltl Department's appropria- 5423500. CARL F. ZBLLER3. Realtor In , ' aona Realty, Broker. 229-7188. six degrees Lwenty-four minutes wes the manufacturers' recommen work of Sen. Case in secur- LERB, Realtor, «£«443. four hundred and twenty-elght feet ' dations, subject to the follow tion. RUMSONSUMMER RENTAL — July 11 ACRE OF WOODS HAZLET WE CAN MULTIPLE LIST the high water line of Uie Shrewsbu: in* limitations: ing Senate approval of these and August. Furnished one-bedroom River; thence southeasterly along sal (a) All pipe cuts shall b studio apartment. All utilities includ- Spacious play ares In rear, lovely RUMSON YOUR HOME high water line of the fltfrewabur; aquare and amooth. All burn Mr. Howard countered by funds must not be allowed to ed. 1400 month. Call 842-4717. lawn 23 (t. game room. Safe, 'eatab- Call today and give details and casb River two hundred and sixty fee1 fihall "be removed. All Jolnln saying the funds couldn't llshed area with playmates of all more or less, to the westerly line surfaces shall be clean of al become futile." THREE WOODED ACREB — Deluxe ages for children. Eight rooms, 114 price. STERLING THOMPSON A" AS"- 8OC 747-5SOO. DeNormandle Avenue; thence aloni foreign matter, ranch. Excellent location. Call <&!• baths. Asking 134.800 the same south twenty-six degree fbi Plastic plDe shall be in 3097 between 6 and 10 p.m. WALKER i WALKER, Realtor* LISTINGS URGENTLY NEEDED IN fltalted only with the solvent thirteen minutes east two hundred am welded, flanged, or threaded NINE-ROOM HOME — Unfurnished. HWY 35 741-5212 SHREWSBURY Atlantic Highlands, Highlands, Leo- seventy-seven feet to the point tvpe fittings and Joints, Four bedrooms, central air condi- nardo and Navestnk. BROOK AGEN- place of Beginning. Threaded Joints mav be uaff tioning, family room. Two-car ga- RED BANK - RUMSON AND MILES CY, Bank Building, Atlantic Highland!. SECOND TRACT: ALL THAT parce •only wl& Schedule SO and 12C rase. S325 a month. Year's lease re- AROUND- Multiple LllUnns. Bend for COLTS NECK 291-1717. of land flowed by tide water, lyin I.P.S. pipe and fittings. RecreationProject free catalog ot modest homes, rarma newable. Freehold Twp. Call after palatial Rumson estates, waterfront! Fair Haven, In the County of ] (ct Joints between plastic pipe <:30. 462-0290. Two-story home on 1+ nCre Four mouth and State of New Jersey, de and metal pipe ehall he niRd acreage, lots, business opportunities. Om hKihn panpIed LEGAL NOTICE scribed as follows: ' by means of an adapter coun DELUXE EXECUTIVE RANCH — ™ u* n* - ' fa""! line caulked as required 1 Excellent location, wooded acre. Rent RAY H. STILLMAN, Realtor BEGINNING at a point in the hig 15m (1) supra J395. Slle 549,500. Call 431-4870. "Our 52nd Year" water line of the southerly shore o 84» Hwv %•> Shrewsbury 741-MOO NEPTUNE TOWNBUIP — Elght-room NOTICE the Naveslnk or North Shrewsbur; (dl Trenches shall be excavatr UNFURNISHED — Occupancy to tie River, where the same is intcrsectet no as to provide a uniform ani Dedicated in Howell Datns, family room. Fcnccd-ln vard arranged. Central alr-condltlonlng. COLTS NECK — (Jraclou.1 New En- 7-491 by the westerly line of DeNormandli continuous bearing on flollrt and vm Immaculate 3-bedroom, 3-bath home gland Colonial Cape. Beautiful cat-In and many extras. Assume »•'. VA siiKnn i 's BAIK Avenue, as shown on the map annexet disturbed earth for the entire leneth with center hall, larze living room kitchen, elegant formal dining room $2 500 Ca Rii'Knioit counr to the Riparian Grant made by th of'each pipe except at bell holes. HOWELL - Camp Howell, state's Title I plan for help- with fireplace, separate dining room, and living room, beamed celling In Ks'liro"' "' " ""-M" o* OF NKW JDKSKV State of New Jersey to John F. Maye When the trench has been exca- kitchen, 22' sunken den or second recreation room, two fireplace*, four CHANCERY DIVISION dated July 31, 1802 and recorded i: vated below the required grade. H a recreation project for 200 ing children who are physi- living room. 17x28 children's cherry huge bedroom*, two baths, two pow-RED BANK AREA rMIDDLETOWNl- MONMOUTH COUNTY Liber O, follog 6CO and from thenw shall toe backfilled with sand o paneled playroom, -basement. 2-car der rooms, lovely entrance fovcr Air conditioned, four-bedroom. Oree- Docktt No. F-JOie-tiS three degrees forty-four mlnutea wes1 thoroughly comnacted soil free of the community's children cally, socially, academically, garage, huge Indoor heated swim- basement. Two-cnr garasc. Set oh a namroom homp. Beautifully wno and lands or th acted, . Bftckffll material to be Board of Education Presi- $32,000. Call 741-8336. CAMASSA mortgage may be assumed at SI4R ly corner or lands of Arthur Tice; a old John F. Mayer; thence easterl, sPrt farther thnn one (1) foot above In Marlboro AOENCY, Realtor, 4 Parker Ave, per monlh Including fixes. No Icfd- thence Inches MARLBORO - An invest!- Ljltle_snviM\ Can't possibly last! THE KIRWAN ]• degree 45 minute* east three hun- Beginning. In diameter, without nrlor approval praised township officials for ENCHANTING Fair Haven clip? CO.. Realtors, Airport Plazn, Haz.lel dred forty-nine and five tenths (340.B) of the Hoard of Health. gatlon is continuing into the Coil with many custom features. Tre- Call 204-7200, feet to a point; thence (2) South 81 (e) There shall ')e n cleanout purchasing. the property and mendous mmlprn kitchen with 32' of degrcen 10 minutes west one hundred INTENDED to be tho snme land Inntallfid In the vicinity of the curb cause of a one-car accident riililn-M.i. fittrnctlve dining room with BRADLEY BEACH — $18 200 one and seven tenths (101.7) feet to and premises conveyed to Van Blcrck or property line. Such rlcanout shall offered cooperation 4n de- ni]HlnK anti brick wnll. Fireplace In One at Now .Tnrsey'H finer resorts a point In the nor LI) east corner of Motors, Inc., body corporate of the be or the .ronbodlod trapscrew here Monday which sent a iving room. Tlirpe brilrooms and one In this all ypnr round liome with lands now or formerly of B. Lat- State of New Jersey, by deed executed type, catillicd In a cant Iron leir veloping it as an Outstand- finished. Drllghtful yard. $31,1X10. throe larjre bedroom*, living room iiliaw; tliencn (3) Along Die easterly by Kotlck Bont Company, body corpo- which shall extend to a point not Hightstown man to Riverview t o with firenlacp. formal dining room, rate or New Jersey, dated October 11, •more than 'tx (fit Inches below the TIIK DOWSTRA AOENCY. Renllnrs, linen of land* now or formerly of B. 1!)28 and recorded In the MonmouUi ing community Resource. The Hospital, Red Bank. 91 E. From St., Red Bank. 741-8700. cut-In I'Hclipn two porches, bfiflp- Latnliaw, south 1 degree 45 minutes flUrfacn of the ground. ment. FHA. VA term*. THE TIERO went thr*»(> hundred thirty and aev- County Clerk's Office in Book 1450 ol Cleanouts In sewer lines ahli he board hopes to house some i. OLDER HOME — In AOENCY, IlPBltorn. 1U 35 and Run* enty-one hundredth!) ^330.71) feet to a Deeds on page 07 *c. no more than fifty (50) feet apart, Elwood D. Lane of Hights- lnk. Two-stnry two bedrooms, art Ave. wnnama«na. Plenne call col point In the northerly line of Went EXCEPTING therefrom a lot of lane and shall be no more than six (fit of the townshih school's over- hath. Franklin stove In living room lert. fl21'-?,4fM. Park Avenue; thence Mt East along recently conveyed to one D. 8. An Inches below the surface of the town sustained multiple in- 100x150. OflR-XlOO between 9-5 p.m. Die northerly line of West Park Ave- drews, being a plot sixty feet In wlrltli ground. Thfcfp shall be one nuch flow classes thire in the fall. juries when his car ran'off ", KOU R-BElJltOOM HPUT ~ WeTl nue one hundred MOO) feet to th« running throughout the depth of the rleanout -plarffil at the Juncture of rarod for ntnr-room home. Over a point or place of Beginning. property on the most southerly end of the house drain and building newer. Program Starts hundred ynrdii of wall-to-wall carppt- Section A. This ordinance B'lall take Rt. 520 near Marlboro State HOUSES FOR SALE In jr. Apnilam'ps. CvrlonR fenced In the property. ffflct i m mediate I v u^on Its a'tootlon Camp Howell, conceived by 1 Property located on the north sldei Being commonly known nnd dcslg Hospital into a ditch at 12:51 prlvnte har'tvard with lfi'x^l fiwlm- of West Park Avenue and la known nnted an No. 75 DeNormandle Avenue ntl Us publication an provided bv mlng pool, Moving to Florida. $34,600 a.i Lot II In Block 110, New Shrewa w. Superintendent of Schools, p.m. full price. G71-D00fi. Fair Haven, New Jersey. •iury. New Jersey. The approximate amount of the Judg- The forepolng ordinance was Intro- Sidney Zaslovsky, opened FOR REAL SERVICE FAIR HAVEN — On River Rd. New The approximate amcunt of tha ment to be natlaficd by said sale Is need at the regular meeting of the The Morganville First Aid contemporary custom built home udgment to be satisfied by laid sale the sum of 9115,100 together with the ionrd of Health on Monday evening Monday with a complete pro- IN REAL ESTATIEt ( uly d, 1970, and will come up for Squad transported Mr. Lane with four bedroom«, den and study. s the sum of 57,123 together with the costs of (tils nale. ubllc hearing and final pans&fte at gram of learning and recre- Consult a Three fireplaces. 2K baths. Air con-coat* of this sale. The Sheriff hereby reserves the right regular meeting of the Board of to the hospital, where he was dltlonfd. ABltlfiR 576,000 741-0316, The Sheriff hereby reserve* the to adjourn tills sale without further realm to br held at the Borough Hall, ation activities for children Member of ilAZLET — Four-bedroom, central rlRht to adjourn this sat« without notice by publication. •rospect Avonur, Little Silver, New reported in fair condition last ' "Watch our for thoic aptitud* air conditioned Colonial, I1', bnthtf. further notice by publication. Dated: Mny 25, ID70 ersev al fl;00 P.M. on Monday. Au- between six and 13. The proj- night. laiti! My kid took one and nowRed Bank Area psnplcd rtlnlng room and ronrefttlon Dated May 11, 1070 PAUL KIBRNAN, Bher.fr. ust 3. 1070. MLS room. Many extra*. Convenient to PAUL KIERNAN. Sheriff. Parsons, Canzona, Blair A Warren /AR'RBN M. HERBERT. Secretary ect Is funded by federal funds Marlboro Patrolman Don- wire looking in Th* Daily fUgiittr ( R.R.. hus and schools. 134,600,, Call Weber. Muth A Weber, Attyj. Attyi. Tilt Board of H"-!'b appropriated through the want adi for ft piano!" 264-37M. . • • T June IS, 'M,Jul y 1. 8 J63.00 July 3. « 18, 22 (123.00 ty 8 Jtfll.M ald Cycak is investigating. THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETWN, N.J.! WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1970 — 21 11 Dorothy's Children's Letters to God "Wizard Of 41 Mercenary Puzzle Oz"violin maker 48 Get up 10 Preeminent old-time 14 Dwelling nog 19 Dynamite 49 Royal 24 Puccini's 48 Wing: It. naperer's . 15 Strictly Of The verboten 51 Ethiopian charge Golden 50 To pieces 16 — sapiens city West" 17 Figaro's 51 Land 55 Period 25 Shoots boastful aria 56 Seize measure 26 Initiate 20 Really, 57 Rodolfo's 27 Entertain 52 Coarse old man! lovesome tobacco 28 Waterway JUST TRIM .ABOUND THE SOBS' OH, BOV.' IS HE SOING 21 Welcome — aria 53 City in NOT MUCH OFF THE TOP ANO v TO BE SURPRISED.! 29 Finito WAKE UR MR. BUMSTEAD, 22 Indian city 60 Obliterate Arizona THE DOCTOR IS L6AVE THE SIDEBURNS >' 30 Dessert PEADYFOfcYDU 23 Visionary 61 Burden wine 54 Grew old NOW 24 Neon, e.g. 62 High-energy 31 Price 55 Dutch 25 Make light beam coughed up cheese alencon 63 Zounds! 32 Exclude 56 Growl 26 Perch 64 City in 33 Affectation 58 On the cuff 27 Rye bristle Arizona 34 Irish islands reminder 28 Pamana gum 65 Canadian 35 Living 59 High: mus. tree, river 32 Aida's DOWN Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle plaintive 1 High 42-D aria official 36 English 2 Demean m river 3 - eel ail E S 37 Virtuous 4 Nervous :IRIN 38 Carry 5 Papal name uiauu uuuu 39 Motionless 6 Map book ULJU13LJ UUHUlfl HUB Mary Worth 40 European 7 Oodles iLiuiau uuuiiti uiBiuu IICH1 UQEJLJW UKHBB THE NAME fl.1 .TELL YOU All LETS r-KEEP THIS STRICTLY river 8 Arab FOWLER!-YES, ABOUT IT!-BUT FIRST ON A PRORS5IONAL LEVEL, MR. 41 Tosca's garment MY, MY! WERE YOU LITTLE ONE "-I'M VOU TELL ME AIL FRAXIER!— I CAME HERE TO tortured 9 "Comedy of HDHQ QHdH AT THIS $0 EARLY IN FATTENING UP THE V ABOUT KRIS5IE! READ YOUR PLAYi-REMEMBERf aria Errors" lass THE MORNING, MR. ASTRALDATA FART OF RITA! 10 Wearing FRMIER? COMPUTERIZED ASTROLOGY 43 Big top ananiH nincDti HBDB 44 Dusk: poet. . shoes Hasan nnrara rannial FOR THURSDAY, JULY 9 IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY-Active social life in job- connected organizations will give oppoitimities to devebp crea- u tive skills, make influential con tads. 17 „__ ARIES LIBRA ^3f Match 21-AprB 20 Sept.2%Oct22 JE9L Extravagance of emo- Time can be as pre- l»€ • tionsorpocketbookis cious as money, and unnecessary. Your wants can today you need to guard be satisfied in moderate vay. against scattering yoms waste- tully. Andy Capp TAURUS April 21-May 20 SCORPIO CAN I SPEAK TVER 'OWMUCH_ CAREER. Your 0ct23-NoT.21 ABOUT A RAISE? DIVER WANT? natural talent for MONEY, With just a ggoo d financial management little extra thought, coulld save your boss money- you din find way to turn un- to his delight, of couisc. used talents into financial PLEASURE, assets. SWEET'EfcBT GEMINI May 2f June 20 SAGnTARIUS Get away by yourself, 'Nov.22-Dee.2O preferably outdoors. You'll be feeling very You can. gain inner serenity sensitive. Bear it in from quiet and Nature. •• mind and don't let small inci- dents be magnified oat of pro- CANCER portion. June21-Jntr21 Something may begin CAPRICORN now in a very small Dec. 2fJan. 19 way that eventually will add ROMANCE. You have Bridge Advice The Wizard of Id much happiness to your life. the green light for any kind of romantic endeavor. Go By ALFRED SHEINWOLD LEO ahead and try. In many hands the defend- yg South dealer Make any change; you AQUARIUS ers will lead a long suit at North-South vulnerable can in your daily rou-> Jan.20-Feb.18 every opportunity to shorten NORTH tine or attitudes. They'll bo Everyone will 1M declarer's trumps. If this de- • K2 refreshing at least, possibly dazzled by the tojpT fense Is a serious threat, de- A6S2 even profitable. performance you'll feel capable clarer can sometimes protect O 104 , of making. Just don't wear his trumps by keeping the 4 AJ976 VIRGO yourself out. lead instead of giving it up. WEST EAST Aug.22-Sept.22 South* had this problem in to- • Q875 • 64 Good day to extend PISCES day's hand. . yourself, both, in OKQJ104 0983, ti Declarer took the first trick deptji and range. listen for tips Wishing won't make ft O A6 O87S2 > from others to help you get in dummy with the ace of • 52 • Q1O83 so, especially if others SOUTH started. are Involved. When you need hearts, cashed the king of cooperation, ask. trumps and led dummy's low • AI1093 trump to try a finesse with 7 the jack. West won with the 0 KQJ93 Dennis the Menace queen of trumps and contin- ' 4 K4 HOW 00 IF VE GOT A Son* yr*$t North Eut THEV PLU6 OF ued hearts, forcing South to I SEE VE SOT ruff. I • , 2

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Hi and Lois Pogo OH, WONDERFUL/ OKAY...YOU BOTH KNCWTHE RULES I CAM JUST NO HITTING IN I HOPE YOU THE CLINCHES.., 3ONT WIND, LOIS, PUT HIM IN THE PLAYPEN WITH NO BITING... r COULDN'T GET TRIXIE 22 -TOE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK- JHDDLETOWN, N. U WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1970 Television Today Black Actresses TVRoles WCBS-TV O WAtCTV WOR.TV WNDT-TV By JERRY BUCK ning to go on to Columbia "Laugh-In" to a. dramatic "My mother' and HOLLYWOOD (AP) - University and major in jour- role in "Mat Lincoln," a new caihe down to watch „. WNBC-TV O WNEW-TV WPIX-TV Indicates Color Tracy Reed, a June, grad- nalism, but she heard last ABC show originally called and my mother said at first uate of UCLA, is beautiful, summer that "Love, Ameri- Television "Dial Hot Line." she was very conscious oi DAYTIME MOVIES • THE JOHNNY CASH SHOW (C) Guests: Kenny Rogers and The First Edition, Mel* bright, talented and one of can Style" was looking for Really Break Through the blackness. But after about *00 a "HMory h M«album sales. Mitchlll. refuses to recognize the limitations of age, and tries Q THE TONIGHT SHOW (C) story. I think showing that are considerably subdued and Guests: Ace Trucking Company ft Summer visitors to Manhat- to prove he's still the expert cowhand of his '' Katharine Hepburn's per- we're alive and function the much of the humor in 4his younger days. (R) 0 11:30 MOVIE tan will find that visiting the Until recently there wasn't •Two Years Before the Masf <104« starring same as anyone else makes first show is built around the 8 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES (C) Alan Ladd and Brian Donlevy. The story of a Broadway theater can afford centage of "Coco" has much call for black ingenues, O NANNY AND THE PROFESSOR (C) . • Bhanghaied crew on a trip around the Horn la th» unless they knew how to sing it as effective as a heavy fact that ABC has them on . . "L!nunJi_That I Shrall Never See a Tree." Nanny- 1S8O'S. a look at their favorites of brought her a reported $16,- heads a protest demonstration to save a tree har- and dance. Chelsea Brown drama. probation. ^_ boring- the neighborhood Youngsters, clubhouse that 8 THE DICK CAVETT SHOW [CJ •the screen. 000 to' $17,000 per week. tD THE NEWS followed that route, from the city is tryinp to rem'ove, (R) * • Lett's see, there's Katharine O DIVORCE COURT 12:00 ID LATE REPORT IC) Laureen Bacall receives nine A woman claims her husband is a compulsive gam- 12:15 ID TONIGHT AT THE MOVIES Hepburn in "Coco." Hurry ••Bolero" (1934) starring Oeorge Raft and Csrols per cent of "Applause," Lombard. An ambitious cafe dancer forces his way up, she's being replaced by • 0) BEAT THE CLOCK ICI which has been operating at ; G) NEW JERSEY SPEAKS FOR ITSELF : ' . to the top. but dies on the threshold of greatness. Danielle Darrieux on Aug. 3. •• New - ALfER HEADE THEATRES fcOO 8 GOMER PYLE 1:00 8 O NEWS Lauren Bacall in "Ap- capacity for $107,000 weekly. . Sergeant Carter's men are assigned to make s re- O THE BEST OF BROADWAY "Curse of the Voodoo" (1965) starring Bryant Hal- COLONIAL • •a connaissance landing durinp sea maneuvers, but plause." Maureen O'Sulli- 3. Career hypo. Comer keeps sinking the rubber landiiur rafts, (R) liday and Dennis Price. A chilling scienc* action drama about a game hunter on a safari who enters van in "Charley's Aunt." "There's nothing like a Theatre 0 TO TELL THE TRUTH (C) . • . forbidden territory and becomes the victim of » n THE COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER (C» curse. Next season will bring Broadway hit to make a ca- " A Five Pound Monkey on His Stomach." Eddie'* formerly CASINO RED BANK 1 Q JOE FRANKLIN SHOW (C) more veteran stars from the . tense of responsibility in helping & friend, keepi reer zoom," observes a Hol- 78 Beochway Kcansburg SUGGESTED FOR Norman Tinker on a diet he needa; but doesn't 1:10 O THE LATE SHOW movies. Danny Kaye has really want. (R) * • "Down Among the Sheltering Palms™ (1953) star- lywood agent. "Take Angela ARLTON ring MiUi Gaynor and William Lundigan. A Cap- been signed to return to 787-0300 MATURE AUDIENCES O THE VIRGINIA GRAHAM SHOW ' Lansbury. She could have 74I-9600 , Guests: Jerry Lewis. Th& Peart* Sisters, Miv mnd tain and Lieutenant, given occupation duty in the Broadway after a 28-year ab- Mrs. BUI Haast . . South Pacific, find it difficult to abide by non-frater- nisation rule for Army personnel and native women, -'sence; he'll star in "Two by •been stuck playing mother NOW Thru SAT. , ID BASEBALL ', "• • . 1:15 D THE GREAT GREAT SHOW (C) roles for the rest of her ca- STARTS TONIGHT o New York Yankees vs Baltimore Orioles " "Carry on Nurse" (1960) starring Kenneth Connor Two," adapted from Clifford , IB N.E.T. FESTIVAL , and Wilfred Hyde-White..A men's ward In an Eng- Odet's "The Flowering reer in films. But she went "MAROONED" •Monterey Jazz Festival* (R) lish hospital goes to war with nurses and hospital IMAMOUNT reruns» •30 O THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (C) Peach" with music by Rich- to Broadway for 'Mame' and — STARRING — Jed joins a Hooterville farmer In providing'* new !:l» IsTfca CAMP ard Rogers. Another entry became the toast of the town. plane for Steve's flying service, 2.-00 O NEWS AND WEATHER • Gregory Peek UE aim B THE DAVID FROST SHOW (C) 2M 0 THE CHEATERS . >s is Ruby Keeler, who will re- Now she's starring for Dis- 0 ROOM m 2:28 Q NEWS HEADLINES turn after an even longer ab- ney and has her choice of David Janssen •Teachers Dropping Out." Pete pixon's work with 3.-4S O THE LATE LATE SHOW MARVIN EASTWOOD high school dropouts brings him an Important job "Scandal Sheet" (1931) starrinf; Frederick Craw- sence, appearing in a revi- parts." JEW offer from a large corporatin. (R) ford and Donna Reed. val of "No, No, Nanette." 'M0 S MEDICAL CENTER (C) 4:25 8 THE LATE LATE SHOW SEBERG , •• > A research scientist, whose determination to have "California Conquest" (1952) starring Cornel Wilde Why do movie personalities r. V \ his probable cure for Hodgkin's disease accepted and Teresa Wright. The dashing lesder of the BOX OFFICE OPtNS 7:00 **i iby.-the medical center, brings him to a parting of • • Spanish- Califomlans, who want to join the United return to the stage, especial- GIANT FREE PLAVCROUN0 •v . the ways with the hospital. States, fights a conspiracy to deliver California to :..«l KRAFT MUSIC HAU (C) .• ' .the Russians. . ly when they face the danger DTE.35 FWNTYOUR WAGON .-.Guestsi-Siti Caesar, Blie Adami ul Matt Homo MO OGIVE OS THIS DAY (C) ,. of captious critics? The rea- fl DRIVE-IN 8ased on 1 be Lemer and Low Broadway musical play sons are three-fold: 2 mi. SOUTH ICT. RTE. 35 £ 3S RAYWALSION HARVEPRESNELL 1. The artistic benefits^ Mountain HAZLET 264-2200 :w,.iw.i,AUN|AYiaNER u^wtCMirv "I had almost forgotten the ^FREDERICKbOEWE «-b-w^i,ANDREPREVIN thrill of playing to a real, A.AlANlAyiBNERu«> itmsaf noMcou* At the Movies live audience,' said James Stewart upon returning from MAFVIM EASTWOOD SffiERG RED BANK North of Red Bank his New York triumph in CARLTON- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS On July 18 "Harvey." "It was tough Klddle Show: My Side of the TODAY Mountain 2:00; Paint Your Wacon ATLANTIC— ASBURY PARK — Moun- work, playing eight shows a 7:00: 9:30. A Man Called Horse 7:00; 9:00. tain, tops of the "sonic week, but it was worth it. I iPAIKTVDUR WAGON ARLTON ONLY EATONTOWN MIDDLETOWN 1 groups," bows into Conven- felt like a kid again." : 741-9600 2 P.M. COMMUNITY— TOWN- tion Hall for two shows on AND Airport 2:00; 5:30; S:00; 10:25. Kiddie Show: Ring of Bright Stewart's pal, Henry Fon- Water B:00; Airport 7:30; 10:00. Moe Septee's "summer of da, has made a regular prac- 9EAN BIG SUMMER KIDDIES SERIES DRIVE-IN— stars" lineup — at 7:30 and The Adventurers fi:10j Th« Mer- HAZLET tice of returning to the thea- cenary 12:20. PLAZA- 10 p.m. on Saturday, July 18. ter to recharge his creative MARTIN 8 BIG SHOWS FOR $1*50 FARMINGDALE Paint Your Wagon 2:00; 7:00; 9:30. David Rea co-stars on the batteries. He has always (SAME PRICE FOR MOMS & DADS) SHORE DRIVE-IN- RT. 35 DRIVE-IN- all-star barrage. found more satisfaction play- Bob.A Carol A Ted * Alice 8:45: Padnt Your Wagon 8:40; 12:30; ROBERT iuam ncnras'ncEm i ROBERT R RADNHZ imxm 12:30; The Wrecking Crew, 10:50. " Five Card Btud 10:45. > Mountain emerged from ing before the footlights than FREEHOLD EAST BRUNSWICK the recording studio when under the arc lamps of mov- MALL I— TURNPIKE— Leslie West and Felix Pappa- ie sets. He returned last MITCHUM SfySideafthe Paint your Wagon 2:15; 7:15; 8:40. OUTDOOR — Dunwlch Horror lardi decided that their rela- season for "Our Town." S :40: 12 :(v>; Scream & Scream fountai MALL n— Again 10:20. I tionship of artist and pro- Airport 2:00: 7:00: S:20. INiDOOR — Dunwlch Horror 7:30: 2. The money. 10:45; Scream 4 Scream Again ducer should not end after In some cases, returning Air-Conditioned LAKEWOOD 9:10. one album. They added Corky TOWN- to Broadway can mean a fi- "A FRESH AND STIMULATING PERTH AMBOY Laing on drums, Steve Knight nancial loss, as when Robert Cotton Comes to Harlem 7:30; 9:40. AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- on organ, and took the name COUNTRY— Cotton Comes to Harlem 8:45; Ryan appeared in repertory 12:32; Fistful of Dollars 10:51. of Leslie's album "Mountain" STRAND ART Paint Your Wagon 7:10: 9:<0. with "The Front Page." But TEDDYECCLESir LONG BRANCH MENLOPARK as their own. Three weeks for players who star in big- •AdTHEODORE BIKEUw BARONET- CINEMA- later they had crowds on their budget musicals, the returns A Man Called Hone 2:00; 7:35; Airport 2:10; 4:45: 7:30; 10:00, feet at the Fillmore West, .uuviCT-rraicoua- kfrnmrn ncniE 9:30. can be excellent. In many KEYPORT, N.J. then on to Woodstock, the cases salaries better poten- Boston Tea Party and college arden State tial earnings in films. MIDDLETOWN EATONTOWN campuses across the country. Percentages High Arts Center Now, with their first aibum Variety reported recently Heldover — 3rd Big Wsek OWN OMMUNITY •ITahiip wslitBur ai> i-sn rho nmifni ^irstn rintwiir fnMHI as a group, "Mountain Climb- that Danny Kaye's percent- NOW thru SAT., JULY 11 ing," they've accomplished a step forward musically. Hav- PETULA CLARK ing worked together for the MAN and "•*** HIGHEST RATING!" with BUDDY RICH & HIS ORCH. last eight months, this long- - Wondo Holt, H.I. Ootlf »n awaited album is distinctively JULY 13 * U their own. Rogers & Hammerstein Concert On stage, Pappalardi and AIRPORT New Jersey Symphony, John Green, conductor West form a striking pair. WIFE LAHCASTTR-DEAH Their live performance is a BURT HARTfN JULY 15 & It study of physical and musical No One Under 21 Admitted JEAN SEBERG* JACQUELINE BISSET JOSE GRECO & HIS DANCERS contrasts: huge burly Leslie GEORGE KENNEDY-HELEN RAVES with NANA LORCA'S West, rocking back and forth on stage, with an electric VAN NEFUN-MAUREEN STAPLETON Flamenco Dance Theatre SHOWN AT 7:15, 8:45, 10:10 A UN1VEKSAL PIC1WE • TICHNICOIOII* • fio*ic«« ia JOtili 100040* guitar that resembles a tooth- DAILY MATINEES AT THE COMMUNITY • pick next to his massive hulk- Daily Matinees at the Town (Except Wed. & Thurs.) JULY 17 « 18 ing body, snarling out his THE DEBBIE REYNOLDS SHOW sound, face contorted with ,' Prices: P, 5.75, 4.50, 3.50. Box Seals 17.S0 soulful rage; Felix Pappa- Lown Seals: Mon.-Thurs. 12. Frl. 4 Sat. S2.50 *Du« to overwhelming Subscription Response $7 seats ore lardi, thin and graceful, at- ATONTOWN completely sold out and ts.75 seats are sold am tor tacking his bass in an un- CO-FEATURE Wed. & Sat. evenings. RICHARD HARRIS DRIVE-IN FOR INFORMATION CALL: (201) 244-WOO usual jabbing style. Accord- M y "THE MERCENARY" ing to The New York Times, as AMAV ' -t V'?-!."- •:•• Stt-IMO. "If the guitarist was a lesser GAILED HORSEn IN FREEHOLD man than Leslie West, Felix BUMVISION'TECHNICOLOR' SB* Nothing has been left out of "The Adventurer^ < Pappalardi would scare him A NM7ONAL0ENERAL PICTURES RELEASE cotton came to New York. Detroit. Chicago, A CINEMA CENTER FILMS PRESENTATION REE HOLD MALL FREEHOLD MALL JOSEPH E.LEVINEPflEWNTS right off the stage." *2 Baltimore and Washington and broke every SH0PP1HB CENTER. ROUtl 9

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