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VOL. 93, NO. 69 RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 197Q 24 PAGES v TEN -CENTS Clllllll!IIIlHllll]llllIl!ll!llinilllllBII[[|liltlllii[IBIISBiUlllllllilll •IIIIllllIiH^ \ixon Flies to Spain Talks With Tito BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) — President Tito and Nixon spent most of the past two Africa have shut down similar installations in Nixon completed the first visit by a U.S. presi- days discussing international problems, particu- their countries. dent to Communist Yugoslavia today and flew to . larly the situation in the Middle East created by Figuring importantly in the Nixon-Franco Franco's Spain. the death of Egyptian President Gamal Abdel talks will be implementation of an Aug. 6 agree- President Tito, Mrs. Tito and top Yugoslavi- Nasser. ' • • • ment which fixed the status of the U.S. bases in an-officials accompanied Nixon and his party to U.S. and Yugoslav officials said Ihey regard- Spain for the next five years. Under the com- . the Belgrade airport and waved goodbye as the ed Nixon's visit as a success. pact, Che two countries must work out enlarged presidential jet, Air Force One, took off into an On his way to the airport, Nixon stopped at exchanges in the cultural, scientific, atomic en- overcast sky. Friendship Park on Belgrade's Avenue of Peace ergy and space technology fields. Rain fell intermittently at the airport during to do as 55'other world leaders had done, plant a While the Spanish press hailed Nixon's visit the morning. tree as a sign of friendship. as another sign of friendship between the' two As Nixon and Tito stood beside the plane, In Madrid; the third stop on his five-nation . countries, leftist handbills distributed in Madrid Nixon called the Yugoslav president a "wonder- European tour, Nixon scheduled a series of meet- called for mass protests today both against U.S. ful host." ings with Spanish' officials, most notably Gen. basesin Spain and U.S. involvement in Indochina, TOLL PLAN TRIP Francisco Franco. the Middle East and Latin America. When Tito visits the United States, Nixon In recent years, Spain has loomed larger in In Pueblo Nuevo, a Madrid' suburb, police •said; '^we Will plan a good trip for you." the consciousness of Washington, because of trou- broke up a demonstration last night involving Mrs. Nixbn then interjected: "Not Williams- bles in the Mediterranean, and because American about ISO youths shouting anti-Nixon slogans. btirg." Ona" Visit to the United States, Tito came military bases in Spain have become tone more Witnesses said some demonstrators were arrest- down -witih pneumonia in Williamsburg, Va. important as nationalist governments in North ed. Hit Cops in Campus Killings

By MIKE SHANAHAN had all the appearance of cers and black people in Mis- Jackson also showed police bodian invasion hurled rocks WASHINGTON (AP) - being a kangaroo court.* sissippi gain the impression fired blindly into the crowd of and bottles at police. Officers White policemen who fired a "Nothing has happened to that policemen need not fear between 75 and 200 persons, were frequently subjected to killing barrage of bullets into change my mind," lie said. official punishment—or even the commission said. Police obscene remarks including a crowd of chanting Jackson Warner Buxton, president censure — for repressive act- who admitted shooting at all shouts of "pigs," the State College students were of the Student Government .ion against blacks," it said. told the commission they e^ commission said. confident they would not be Association at the nearly all- Called Unwarranted ther fired into the air or to- Tlie commission's con- •punished, the President's black school, praised the re- Despite conflicting claims ward windows in the dormito- clusions about Jackson State Commission on Campus Un- port, but expressed little hope of sniper fire from a dormitory where they said the sni- were released five days after rest has concluded. it would bring changes to law ry, the commission said, pers were spotted.. •. its major recommendations The panel found the deaths enforcement in Mississippi. "Even if we were to assume Kacial tension and hatred on unrest and violence on the of two students and the Report Cited two shots were fired from a on both sides played a major nation's campuses were deliv- TRIBUTE TO NASSER ON FIFTH AVE. - Arab-Americans and th»ir supporters wounding of 12 others May 14 . Concerning police attitudes window in the west wing of role in the tragedy, it said. ered to President Nixon. bearing flags and pictures of late President Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United were rooted in an "unreason- toward the demonstrators, the Alexander Hall, the 28-second "Of the 65 law officers In In Its main report, the com- Arab Republic march up a sidewalk on- New York's Fifth Ave. in t tribute to able unjustified overreaction" report said: fusillade in response was front of the dormitory, two mission urged President Nix- the dead loader yesterday. The crowd, which numbered more than 700, chanted by police. <• "A significant cause of the clearly unwarranted." were black — they did not on to take a major role In Response Limited deaths and injuries at Jackson Police claimed they were shoot," the report said. "Ra- cooling the campus mood, but "Nasser is alive," and "we are all Nassws." , ' (AP Wirephoro) The report, released yester- State College is the con- shooting in self-defense. Some cial animosity on the part of divided the blame for dis- day, drew only limited early fidence of white officers that later denied firing at all. white police officers was a orders among public officials, response in Mississippi. Gov. if they fire weapons during a City police who denied a substantial contributing fac- students and college adminis- John Bell Williams and Jack- black campus disturbance, role, in the shootings "estab- tor in the deaths and in- trators. Egypt Offers Prayers son Mayor Hussell Davis said they _will face neither stern lished a pattern of deceit," the juries." Still to come is another spe- they wanted to read it before departmental discipline nor commission said, noting FBI Rocks Hurled cial report on Kent State Uni- commenting. criminal prosecution or contests showing their weapons Students who demonstrated versity where four students Atty. Gen. A. F. Summer viction. • had been fired. for two days in the wake of died from National Guard bul- said, "My statement when "This commission under- Evidence gathered during the shootings of four Kent lets 10 days before the Jack- For Its Dead Leader they came here was that it stands why both white offi- the commission's visit to State students and the Cam- son State killings. CAIRO (AP)-Prayersfor coffin lay on the sidewalks. neral procession. But he said the repose of the soul of Eg- Egyptians walked In large Sadat later made an appear- yptian President Gamal Ab- numbers to their local ance . at. the mosqUe when del Nasser were said in 20,000 mosques for services. i mosques all over Egypt to- Began to Gather Nasserls body was burled day, the Moslem holy day and In the early hours today, afjer Moslem prayers. Age 26 Is Draft Barrier the day after Nasser's tu- • .only a small honor guard The spokesman said both multuous funeral. watched over Nasser's mau- leaders were at their homes soleum in the gardens of Nas- By STAN BENJAMIN spokesmen conceded new very insignificant number," must be replaced by other sirable age limit for military Islamic priests gave their today "doing very well." Sa- regulations might allow "doz- said a draft spokesman. men in meeting the Penta- induction, with the exceptions ssr Mosque In Cairo's sub- WASHINGTON (AP)-The sermons on the greatness of dat will'work a normal sched- Selective Service System has ens even hundreds" of men to But he added, "we fully ex- gon's draft calls. of doctors, whose training Nasser, who died Monday of a urbs. However, as the cun told local draft boards that escape the draft by using pect here will be dozens, even : "Instead of these, men, the takes longer. heart attack, . leaving ' the rose, Egyptians began gathers ule today, he added. age.25_niarks.0ie border of a procedural delays until their hundreds who do It." system would take a couple of 'Only Fair Thing' Arab world without its chief ing around the mosque. London monitors of Cairo's sanoiuary^ejt. niay not in-. ;28th'birthday. No Easy Route . hundred younger, better qual- "We decided," Tarr contin- unifying force. An Egyptian government Middle East News Agency spokesman denied reports it ' The regulations, announced . The escape route of delay, ified men," said the official ued, "that if 26 is a reason- Quiet Falls had reported the two men suf- spokesmen. . able limit, then let's not go all that acting President Anwar ACT, explained draft Di- yesterday, were in 'an execu- however, would not be easy, A quiet fell today in Cairo, Sadat and All Sabry, who is fered heart attacks during the rectfirCurtis W.Tarr, aman tive order signed by Presi- he warned. Tarr acknowledged this In- out and get the. main after he's where an estimated three mil- volved a question of fairness. past 26... you have to think considered, a top . candidate funeral.! is too old for combat duty and dent Nixon last Saturday "Few will pay the price," lion persons packed the for the presidency, had suf- ' An American ' diplomatic drafting him might only jeop- he said, for it would take a "You have to balance ilie about the combat eituation streets in hysterical crowds to upon the recommendation, and who will be best quali- fered heart attacks during the • spokesman • said, he expected ardize his fellow soldiers. Heavy toll in skill, money, and safety factor for equity see the funeral cortege yes- ' funeral. spokesmen said, of Tarr. years of uncertainty. against the safety factor for fied. In practical terms, it's terday. that Sadat would receive El- Tarr explained his views In the only fair thing." Both Overcome I n Interview after draft "The change is affecting a Those who do, however, the people who have to work Trees snapped by the crush . The spokesman said both liot Richardson, U.S, secre- with them once they get Into Men who reached age 25 of mobs and climbers hoping men were overcome by emo- tary of health, education and the service," said Tarr. without being drafted have for a view of Nasser's passing tion and had to leave the fu- "Teamwork and coopera- for years been moved far welfare, some time today. tion require every man to do down the priority list, to be hispart," Tarr added. "If you drafted only in dire emer- have a man who can't per- gencies or certain special cir- form physically, he hurts ev- cumstances; the new policy Single Guerrilla Unit ery man on a patrol . . . you does not change that. have to decide on epme time But-before last Saturday, beyond which the average regulations allowed boards to man is not qualified to do the draft men after 2B if they had job." passed that borderline while Recognized by Jordan He said Congress, in Se- Involved In administrative' lective Service legislation, process delays within the Se- had picked 19 to 26 as the de- lective Service System. By The Associated Press Liberation of Palestine, a pro- A correspondent for the Pa- Jordan's new government Peking Ruerrilla group re- r i s i a n newspaper Figaro, nra N ii i iFfKi rr J rin rii rru r 11 rrniriir;u F II i) i linn 11111 M ! ii i II i n FI in 111 mi PHI I I Kir; FJ I I I ;; (in I I r; J;J I I I I I irt < I trn I i i I if JD;; rf; 11 f i»i idFi i M i H rn 11 u i if ;J 111 u n un 11 sairi t n 111d it 1 1 nyesterda in MJ 11 if it y It would recog- sponsible for the recent spate Jean-Francois Ohauvel, wrote nize only one Palestinian of airline hijackings to the that Hussein said Nasser guerrilla organization, Al Fa- Middle East. ' "throw all his weight Into the The Inside Story tah, headed by Yaslr Arafat. Persuasion Works balance" in negotiations for Arab truce teams persuaded In Beirut, Lebanon, .in Al the cease-fire and "it was 10th Anniversary Fair Set by Guild Gallery JPage 8 Fatah spokesman said Am- thanks to him" that it suc- guerrillas and army troops to ceeded. 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•< -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. 1- FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1970 Manhunt Is Marine Institute Project Set in frobe In Hazlet, HAZLET — A state-wide Coordinated by Area Man alarm has been issued for. a man who ran down an off- duty patrolman and a store By BOB BRAMLEY of the federal government, convention this month in Gen. for expenditure of $10 million; security guard in Bradlee's NEW YORK - Capt. Wil- other maritime associations, eva. "It will be financed entirely Stop 'n Shop parking lot, Rt. . Ham L. Rich Jr. of 22 Grange organized labor, federal and Capt. Rich also participated by contributions from the 36, yesterday. Ave., Fair Haven, N. ,1. has yesterday in ceremonies "in state maritime academics more progressive of the ship- worked with representatives Trinity Church, New York ping companies," said Capt. Detective John Fetherston of maritime nations through- and Singer Link Division in City, inaugurating a new Thomas F. O'Callaghan, said Patrolman Philip Nobile, out the world in his capacity the Downtown Athletic Club. IOMMP constitution and in- IOMMP president. He added working as a part-time secur- as research consultant to the The luncheon meeting fea- stalling orgnaization officers. that there will be no govern, ity guard at the store, and International Organization of tured a film depicting the pro- Institute to Rise ment subsidies.. William Weber, security offi- Masters, Mates and Pilots, posed institute and the elec- The Marine Institute, to be The first institute session, cer, attempted to arrest the AFL-CIO. tronic simulators to be its built on 50 acres in Anne for 100 deck officers, is ex- suspect at 6 p.m. in the park- His latest efforts have been unique training aids. Capt. Arundel County, Maryland, pected to begin in the fall of ing lot for shoplifting. bent toward coordination of Rich hosted maritime repre- about nine miles from down- 1971. The man allegedly pushed plans for the IOMMP Marine sentatives from Sweden, Eng- town Baltimore, is described Expansion Planned the patrolman to the ground, Institute of Technology and land, Denmark, Holland and as "a major multi-million-dol. Link simulators providing jumped into his car and then Graduate Studies. He partici- Norway. He will join these lar program to strengthen the collision avoidance radar struck the two officers with pated yesterday in a meeting representatives as a U.S.' competitive position of U.S. training, bridge console train- the vehicle. of more than 150 IOMMP delegate to the International maritime industry through ing and liquid loading train- members and representatives Longshoremen's Organization greater technological profi- ing will be used in the first Patrolman Nobile report- ciency and safety" by the phase of the institute. To be NIXON VISITS TITO'S BIRTHPLACE — A Yugoslavian woman carrying an um- edly fired two shots into the IOMMP. added in later phases over a brella greet* Yugoslavia's President Ti to, fight wearing hat, and U.S. President air and then one at the car, striking it in the trunk. The Edwin A. Link, head of 10-year period of expansion Richard M. Nixon yesterday in Kumrovac, Yugoslavia, The U.S. President accom- Foiled Escapfe at Fort Singer Link Division, which are other electronic training car was last seen heading designed and manufactured simulators in such fields as panied Tito on a visit to Tito's birthplace at Kumrovac on 'the second day of his north on Rt. 35. the electronic simulators to navigation and total environ, official vmt to Yugoslavia. (AP Wirep'hoto) The patrolman was treated Results in FBI Arrest be used in the institute, was ment ship control. for a sprained back, con. more succinct. The Link simulators are NEWARK - Ralph W. June for his help with a tusions and abrasions in Riv- "It's an institute where part of a family of such de- planned escape of three mili- erview Hospital, Red Bank, Bachman, special agent In maritime officers can get vices which has developed tary .prisoners, the FBI said. and released. Mr. Weber also charge of the FBI for New their master's and doctor's from' the original Link train- Allen Sees 'New Day' received treatment for abra- The escape attempt on June Jersey yesterday announced degrees," he explained. er, invented by Mr. Link in 26 was unsuccessful. sions and contusions. the arrest of Mrs. Jaqueline The institute is the joint the early 30's for the training Kelley, 22, of 210 Monmoutli She was arraigned before product of labor and manage- of airplane pilots in in. Detective Fetherston and St., Red Bank oif charges of U.S. Magistrate Thomas W. ment, represented by the strument flying — "flying Patrolman Harold Donlin are Clohosey, Newark, and re- For Elderly Persons investigating. bribery of a government em- IOMMP and 197 shipping blind." leased in $5,000 personal rec- firms with which it has con- ploye. Ultimately the institute will RED BANK — Freeholder number of persons who will continually responsive to the ognizance bond'. If convicted, tracts. Mrs. Kelley is charged with she could receive a maximum include six training labora- Albert E. Allen predicted in be aided by the program," county's needs. Denies/Ubscene $10 Million Start tones, each housing an elec- paying an employe of the penalty of 15 years con- an address to senior citizens Freeholder Allen stated, "but He said because of the hope First Army confinement facil- An extension of the tronic simulator; five class- at the Navesink House here we hope to reach everybody Book

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Mill -THE DAILY BEGISTER, BED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.f FHIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1970 Top of the News Dowd Says Howard Held BOULDER, Colo. - America's entry into Cambodia and the Jackson and Kent State shootings produced the most intense reaction on colleges and universities with the highest Secret Talk on School ^academic admission policies, a survey by the Carnegie Com- FREKI1OLD — William F. mission on Higher Education concluded today. ferred is also evidence of his help in seeking a replacement Dowd charged last night that unjustified defeatism," Mr. The, commission said a nationwide survey of 2,551 col- for the installation. He must Congressman James J. llow- I) o w d continued, adding: lege and university presidents, with 73 per cent responding, bu pretty sure he's going to "ard met privately with a "There is no military training showed a "quite striking" relationship between school's ad- lose it." Georgia congressman to dis. installation in the , United mission standards and campus turbulence last spring. Questions Posed cuss possible replacements Stales of comparable size, The study also concluded that colleges and universities Mr. Dowd termed Mr. Ste- for the Signal School at Ft. stature and importance to the phens' comments "shocking" in the Northeast showed greater reaction than elsewhere in Monmouth. Signal School. Mr. Howard's the United States. and posed a series of ques- Mr. Dowd released copies assurance that a comparable tions for Mr. Howard: of an article published Sun- replacement will definitely bp "first, what steps — Jegis- day, Sept. 27, in the Augusta. found is obviously false on its lathe, written or vocal did Mass Transit Plan Is Pushed Chronicle-Herald, in which face." you take during Lyndon John- TRENTON -r- Goy. William T. Cahill says he plans to Democratic congressman Mr. Dowd repeated ,a son's presidency .to prevent submit a comprehensive mass transit program for Northern Robert G. Stephens predicted charge he made earlier that' the steady build-up at Ft. New Jersey to the Port of New York Authority by January 1. that the Ft. Monmouth Signal Mr. Howard had "said and Gordon? With the plan, he says, will be a demand that New Jer- School will be transferred to done nothing during his six- ''Second, what steps did you sey be rated with "dollar for dollar" parity with New York Ft. Gordon completely within year term to prevent the ?fiO take during your term of of- from Port Authority outlays. three years, and admitted million build-up at the Ft. fice to secure for Ft. Mon- "I don't care what it does in New York as long as equal that Mr. Howard and he had Gordon Signal School. moulh's Signal School a fair dollars go to New Jersey," Cahill said of the authority in re- met to discuss possible rc-_ .. —'.-Ihe- southern Signal share-of federal military con- marks reported in today's New York Times. placements for the Ft. Mon- School tripled in size during struction "funds',' , Cahill said his transportation plan might include propos- mouth School,. ^ the last six years," Mr. Dowd "Third, why did you falsely als for a mass transit line along the New Jersey Turnpike The Republican candidate said, "yet not once did Mr. assure the people of our dis- and the Garden State Parkway, restricted highway lanes for for Congress' declared that Howard protest the flow of trict thai a comparable in- commuter buses and single-fare payments for bus and rail "this shocking statement by dollars south. Perhaps, as a stallation will replace the Sig- Mr. Stephens, who represents . freshman or sophomore con- connections. ( nal School when you knew or the Ft. Gordon area, proves gressman — even with Lyn- should have known that ihere what I and others have been don Johnson in the White i s no such training in- Pill Users Disrupt Campus saying for some time — that House — he would have been stallation? Mr. Howard has thrown in the unsuccessful in battling the "Fourth, why did you as- HONOLULU — Parents and community leaders have towel in the fight to save our southern Democrats who sure the district that all will complained to Gov. John A. Burns tihat an entire high school NEW MEMBERS — Ralph Citradino, left, and John Wilson, center, are shown signal school." make these decisions. But lie be well if the Signal School campus was disrupted by up to 200 students under the in- being appointed as members of the W&s-t Long Branch Board of Adjustment by "Worse," Mr. Dowd contin- could have tried, he should moves when it is basic for us have tried, and he did noth- fluence of barbiturates. Mayor Honry J. Shaheen of thait borough. Tha appointment took place at last ued, "such secret activity by to convince Jhe Army that our congressman undermines ing. unacceptable economic harms "I haven't heard of anything ever on a scale this large," night's borough council session there. (Register Staff Photo) said Milton Shishido, principal at Waianae High School. o the determined fight of our Setback Predicted will result to our area if the "Most of the students were dazed and wandering around county officials and Sen. Clif. "Our economy will suffer a school is transferred? campus," Shishido said Thursday. "Some of them could ford P. Case, because it vir- tremendous setback if the Sig. "Fifth, why did you private- Bardly walk. It was frightening." tually admits defeat and weak- nal School is transferred," ly convey your defeatism and ens our arguments that the Mr. Dowd continued, "yet pessimism to Representative Student Union at Brookdale district cannot submit to su?h even this year it is Senator •Stephens, knowing Ihat de- Asbury School Patrols Continue an economic loss." Case and our Republican featism on our part damages The former White House as; leadership which insists on our case? ASBURY PARK (AP) - Policemen were scheduled to Seeks to Ease Area Tension sistant noted that Senator flighting for the school, while "And lastly," Mr. Dowd continue to patrol the hallways of Asbury Park High School Case and a Monmouth County Hour congressman secretly un- 1 asked the incumbent, "why today, but school officials say the school has apparently delegation led by Freeholder dercuts their efforts. ' did you wait until the peak of calmed after several days of tension between black and white LINCROFT - The 40-mem- cent problems at Asbury Park Gregory Brewington, Asbury Joseph C. Irwin and Assem- "It is no secret,' Mr. Ste- ber Black Student Union at High School. an election campaign to hold students. Park High School student blyman Joseph Azzolina, It- phens declared to an audience the dramatic news conference There were eight arrests Thursday, but no major con- Brookdale Community College Leslie Carter, Asbury Park, council president, to discuss Monmouth, met' Wednesday of Georgia federal employes is going to make an effort to treasurer of the black student at which your false claims frontations between students, Mr. Donald E. Smith, the the course of action that with Gen. Linton Boatwright, Saturday, "Ft. Gordon will were made?" school superintendent, said. help cool racial tensions in group, said the group's at- chairman of a military study eventually, have the signal Monmouth County high should be taken by the college Mr. Dowd concluded by re- About 700 of the school's .1,600 students were absent, tempts to help at Asbury commission which will recom- school facilities moved hero. schools. marking that "the charade is some because of apprehension and some because of the Park High School yesterday student union in alleviating mend base consolidations. I'll tell you one reason I say were rebuffed by school prin- ended. This district may have Jewish New Year, school officials said. Members of the student some of the conditions facing "Mr. Howard's recent as. this. The congressman in to pay an awful price for this group met early yesterday to cipal Soteris Eoumanis. the school as it exists today whose district Ft. Monmouth A group of five black and five white students, seeking Parley is Held surance that all will be well if shoddy representation and po- a solution to the trouble, met with Principal Soteros Bou- plan ways of easing racial with 24 policemen standing the Signal School is trans- is located, came to me for litical grandstanding." manis for about two hours. confrontations in area high tate Wednesday night, Mr. schools, specifically the re- Carter said, he talked with guard in the halls. „ The union, Mr. Carter said, Busing Law Ruled Invalid voted to work within the school during the present Dowd Would Bar Earnings BUFFALO — A panel of three federal judges says New Senior Citizen Project trouble to see that calm pre- York State's widely copied antibusing law is unconstitution- vailed and classes went on as al. scheduled. The law prohibits involuntary busing of pupils to achieve At Eatontown Approved However, Mr. Carter said, Tests for Social Security racial balance. It applies only to appointed school boards, Mr. Roumanis would not go of which the state has only about a dozen. EATONTOWN - Council "I have waited a long time along v/\*h the union's efforts MADISON TOWNSHIP — "I want to go down to can be extended or abolished. "The statute . . . operates to disadvantage a minority, president Leon B. Smock Jr. for this day," Mr. Smock to be present within Ihe William F. Dowd says he fa- Washington and support the — That federal and 6ta1c drive to cut federal spending a racial minority, in the political process," the judges said announced today that the said. "I have worked long and school. vors eliminating the "earn- governments move toward vso Uiat senior citizens' earn- revising or abolishing manda- Thursday. They held it thus violates the equal protection New Jersey State Council of hard for senior citizen nous-' Decision Made ings test" for Social Security clause of the 14th Amendment. Carpenters, AFL-CIO, has ad- ings arc not,sapped away by tory retirement ages. vised mayor and council that ing, and I am happy that I As a result of this, he said, recipients, one of seven pro- spiraling price rises," he have fulfilled a promise I the union met again yester- posals he suggested to senior said. — That, all citizens follow it has received site approval closely the upcoming While to construct a 200-unit senior made three years ago to the day and decided to become citizens here. No Clues H#Killing of Cop more involved jn. community "Everyone is a senior citi- House Conference on Aging, citizen housing facility here. people of Eatontown. The Republican congres- zen, actual or potential," Mr. called by President Nixon for ATLANTIC CITY - The Atlantic City Police Depart- "I can only add that in all affairs as they pertain to ra- He said the union has ac- cial disturbances or any prob- sional candidate said "social Dovvi told the gathering in the early 3971. Mr. Do.vvd ment reported no solid clues today in connection with the quired 85 per cent of the site, that time, I have had the com- •security is earned, not re- Third congressional district's noted Ui.it Councilman killing of a 26-year-old policeman here. plete cooperation of the may- lems whidh might confront and purchase of the balance tlack or white students within ceived on a silver platter. northernmost community, ".so George Goodfellow of Bridle- "We've had a number of leads," said a spokesman for is being negotiated. Target or and my fellow councilmen "It should not prevent older I do not regard this as 'spe- would be the area representa- the department, "but everything so far has turned up nega- and all the responsible boards Monmouth County high date for groundbreaking Is schools. Americans from earning addi- cial interest' legislation." tive nl -the conference and tive." ' March. of this borough." tional funds if they need I hose Mr. Dowd's program also urged interested' citizens to The policeman, John Burke, was killed early yesterday Mr. Carter said the black funds,or have the time and contained the following sug- communicate Uiclr views and by a shotgun blast fired point blank into his neck by one of college group would be jn a desire to work productively," gestions: suggestions to Mr. Goodfel- two men he stopped to question as his K-9 Corp dog, Thor, position to advise high school he said. low. remained in his patrol car. The gun was concealed in a Recreation Aid Sought students on problems in- — That the White House- green cloth bag. volving black studies pro- Mr. Dowd made the re- Conference on Aging consult — Thai senior citizens unite grams, including curriculum. marks in a speech before the extensively with union offi- l.o press for appropriate legis- By West Long Branch Mr. Carter noted that much Chcesequake Senior Citizens cials to determine whether lation affecting their inter- Reds Destroy Viet Highway of the recent trouble in Asbu- Association in the Chccsc- mandatory retirement ages ests. ry Park centered qn dis« qualte Village meeting room, WEST LONG BRANCH - The borough, he said, will HI. 34. PHNOM PENH, Cambodia — Commandos have de- Councilman Robert M. Shir- have to seek federal and state satisfaction with the black stroyed part of the main highway between Phnom Penh and history program. He also endorsed an auln- vanian last night said the matching funds for its recrea- malic cost-oPliviiK! adius. Saigon in what looks like a coordinated North Vietnamese borough will explore avenues Aid ts Offered and Viet Cong campaign to sever the major land routes in tion program. ment in social security ben- to get state, county and feder- "We are seeking," Mr. Car- Cambodia. ' . cfils, rioting Ihat the (.'hecks al aid for local recreation* Anthony Cos'entlno, a local ter said, "to branch out and The military command said in a communique that only received by "our older do- projects. resident, called on the gov- offer our assistance to any zens should not depend upon two of Cambodia's eight major roads were fully open today. Mr. Shirvanian said the high school to help solve prob- , They were Highway 7, between Phnom Penh and the provin- erning body to utilize proper- the whim of Congress for community needs play-- ty owned by Shore Regional lems involving black-while their amount, especially in cial capital of Kompong Cham 47 miles to the northeast, and grounds and recreation confrontations." - Highway 5, from the capital to the western and northwest- High School and the Frank Itee days of rising prices 'areas, but funds to purchase President of the Black Stu- ern sections of Cambodia. , Antonides elementary school due to IJie irresponsible the, needed tracts would, dent Union is Larry Brown, spending sprees of Congress." for such purposes. "hopefully" come from Neptune. • Vice President is T h e 20-year-nld former Fourth U.S. Seacoast Eyed matching funds. It was pointed out that Charles Young, of Oakhurst, While House staff assistant He said the borough could Borough Council has no juris- and secretary is Miss Alice also said the President's war WASHINGTON (APJ — A long-time dream of turning the use 50 lots for recreation pur- diction over nroperty con- Ashford, Long Branch. on rising prices needs fu'l Great Lakes into a thriving "fourth major seacoast" may poses which would cost about trolled by the local and re- Advisor to the group is- •support in Congress. be fulfilled under a far-reaching maritime bill on the verge $1,000 per lot. gional school boards. Dean Clinton Crocker u mem- of passage by Congress. The governingmody also in- ber of the Brookdale College Pup*' Owner Bites With its complex tax subsidies, tax breaks, and debt-for- troduced a code\to comply faculty. HOUBA-IX, Franco'(AJ!) - giving features, officials say, the bill should clear the way Train Squad .with a recent slate ruling to ; for revitalizing the sagging shipping Industry on the lakes. RffK"calcheY"SftT!'i< •tlfflffflr 'Aiiiibuncos-' js^ allow bars to open on election Center Slates tried lo rescue a liTtyr of pups In Rescues day. from what he I'niisiildwl in- • Westmoreland Wins Wings Council also approved a Open House humane conditions and pot a Dancing, - WASHINGTON — He's ralher old as Army helicopter Under Water $6,601 pact with McDowell ;JRED'MNK"- The Bed bile on'ihl' ear — "from (lie Friday —- Sal u relay Company, Wall Township, to Bank Community Center has pups' owner. pilots go, but one of the new crop to earn an aviator's badge OCEANPORT- Flotilla 27, is the boss, Chief of Staff Gen. William C.Westmoreland. furnish road maintenance and set Sunday, Oct. 18 for an U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, From 8 P.M. The 58-year-old general has been working at it on and repair materials. open house from 3 In 5 p.m. announced completion of an The public is inviled to off since 1958 when he took his first instruction at Ft. Camp- Anthony Cosentino was also and bell, Ky. He was then in command of the 101st Airborne underwater recovery and res- meet Ihc center's sl;iff and in- approved by council action as spect its physical plant, lenrn Sunday Niles \ •? Division. cue squad training course. a junior member of the local about Ihe enmint! Fall and Another assignment that may have interrupted Jiis in- Primary duty of the squad Fire Department. Winter programs including From 6 I\M'. struction was command of all U.S. troops in Vietnam. will be to assist the U.S. the new Adult Education Pro- Coast Guard Group, Sandy gram, review the fund raising The Wall Vasqucz Group Procurement Bill Work Done Hook Life.Boat Station, if and Theft Guilt campaign and exchange ideas plays music • WASHINGTON — The Senate, despite clailrfs it paid an when needed. In addition, the with the center's hoard of di- "excessive price" for a small limitation of the Safeguard squad will be made available Is Admitted . lor ABM system, has completed action on the $19.9 billion mili- to assist area law enforce- "The Pepsi &Ccrilol ' tary procurement bill. ment agencies, municipalities FREEHOLD - Larry John- son of 2 I'emberton Ave., Gain more leisure time, pay your -bills &'< h The measure, which sets spending and policy authority and- the public in general in for a host of Pentagon programs in the next fiscal year, Oceanport, pleaded Kuilty Generations" now goes to President Nixon for his signature. underwater recovery or res- yesterday to charges of steal- The excessive price claims came yesterday during dis- cue problems. ing 300 packs of cigarettes at cussion of compromises by a House-Senate conference in the Instruction was by Robert valued at $150 and $20 cash final version of the measure. Miller of Long Branch. 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Arnone." dentist, was named to the coupled with a concentrated administration is led and gov- be based on economy, stabil- , Mr. Arnone had served as council earlier tfois year to effort to attract desirable ra- ity and progress. mayor of the borough three fill a vacancy. tables in order to control "oir erned by down-to-earth busi- Notice To Councilman William S. years ago, and was Red Bank Mr. Sherman is seeking (he already staggering tax bur- nessmen who understand just Shore Residents: Anderson, the GOP candidate Republican leader until being seat being vacated by Mr. An- den." how far dollars go." for mayor,'said last night it named as a judge of the coun- Starling September 19, 1970, derson, who is running for "As mayor," he said, "I would be the goal of himself ty's juvenile and domestic re- mayor, now held by Daniel J. He again criticized the may- we are running express buses and his two running mates to lations court. O'Hern, a Democrat seeking will make it my personal busi- or saying that "for the past from our Airport Plaza Terminal "return Red Bank to the pro- 3 In Race his second consecutive term. ness to explore every possi- two years our mayor has in Hazlet to Yankea Stadium {or gressive, yet neighborly com- Running with Mr. Anderson Mr. Anderson said he would bility of reducing costs and foundered aimlessly in one di- all Giant Football Garnes. munity it was under the lead- are Councilman Michael Ar- strive to bring real economy increasing revenues." ' rection and then another un- Mr. Anderson had some til nobody knows where he ACADEMY criticism for Mayor O'Hern, stands on anything." saying: "This year he intro- The third plank in the GOP Tours & Travel duced the largest budget in Restaurant Plan Told platform is progress which the history of our borouph. Center This he blames on a well-de- Mr. Anderson defined as "the served employe salary in- advancement of constructive 1355 STATE HWY. 36 In Atlantic Highlands crease and the school budget. proposals and action that will HAZLET, N. J. Reminder Given be of value to all our resi- TOURS and dents. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - ational by mid-December. Although a year ago a sim- "I would like to remind Mr. CHARTER BUS SERVICE The Harbor Commission has "It will provide the borough ilar transfer to the Harbor O'Hern," Mr. Anderson said, "I propose" he said, "pract- TO ALL PARTS OF THE announced the lease of the with a beautiful new, all- Restaurant was denied on the "that it was the Republican ical progress measured in in- UNITED STATES & CANADA RECRUITING POSTER — Members of Mu Alpha Phi, former Harbor Restaurant to round restaurant," the chair- grounds that the harbor was a councilmen that insisted upon creased tax revenue through {or more information CALL social sorority at Monmouth College, tack-up poster a Jersey City restaurateur, man said, adding that the poor choice for liquor sales, who plans nearly $200,000 in and passed over his objections the encouragement of private designed to 'interest coeds in their sorority prior to the commission is noticeably en- Mr. Stryker said the new renovations to the harbor thusiastic about the project. owner will comply with sev- a $100,000 cut in the 1969-70 enterprise to develop the riv- 739-0001 jfart of fhe sorority rush period. MAP members are,: ; building. eral restrictions including no school budget, when it was erfront area. In that way we •from left, 'Miss Cindy Diem, a junior •from South The present dining area will 264-4222 Chairman Richard Stryker be expanded three-fold to liquor sales outside the res- brought to us for action." can add to the beauty of our Orange; Miss Frances O'Neill and Miss Lynda Mara- said yesterday Bernard Swee- seat approximately 300 per- taurant. 'scio, both seniors from Rumson. ney, owner of the Casino-iiK sons. A complete new outside Another provision will relr> the-Park Restaurant in Jer- structure with mansard roof cate the snack bar to the back sey City, has signed a 10-year will encompass the present portion of the building so that Peace Center Meeting Set lease with the commission at building. youngsters will not have to RED BANK — A meeting to in previous discussions on the a rental fee of $80,000. New inside facilities will in- walk through the cocktail continue development of a peace center proposal, as well The contract carries an op- clude a kitchen, air-condi- lounge to get to it. Monmouth Peace Center will as others interested in work- tion for another 10-year lease tioning, entrance, coffee shop Outside renovations will be held Monday at 8 p.m. in ing on a peace center for .the at $10,000 annual rental. and cocktail lounge. include glass walls for the the YMCA, Maple Ave., one Monmouth area, are invited Early Opening Set Two weeks ago Borough dining room and cocktai: blocK north of W. Bergen to attend. Contact for details Mr. Stryker said the new Council authorized transfer of lounge, providing a view ac- Place, here. is Heidie Schneider, Line restaurant, to be called the the liquor license from Hop- ross the harbor and Sandy Tl o e 1 o have taken part Road, Holmdel. Shore Casino, should be oper- tay's Tavern to the premises. Hook Bay.

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Any season of the year it is a breathtaking emotional experience. - • ,- Progress — advance to betterment, .enhance, improve. In the name of progress a devastating path of destruction Failures of Title I has been paved, destroying trees as old as Uie township. The bank is gone, the pond will soon be gone. Is this the paUi to For the third time in less than a or because they did not need help to progress? There must be a better wayT ' " year, ,a nationwide study has under- get through schools. Although well- Very truly yours, Marcia L. Sawyer scored the fact that the poor are not to-do districts had only 10 per cent getting what they are entitled to of the' children from impoverished from federal aid to education. It is families, they got 16 per cent of Title Law for Young, Too high time for Congress to look into I funds. 3 Virginia Ave. Hazlet, N. J.' the matter. • •• ; The reasoning behind the Title I To the Editor: Last October, a survey by an edu- program is that many children from . A growing concern for the safety of my children and all cational consultant concluded that poor families are at a disadvantage in the children of our still very young community has encour- ^anj^cjtyjschoojjjfstems, where the school when matched • against-chil- aged me to try in some way. to prevail upon the parents of need was great, received less federal dren from more affluent homes. It is our town to cooperate with those in authority in Hazlet. I know my concern is the concern of many of the parents of aid per pupil than the national av- therefore necessary to spend more on this town. erage, while many prosperous subur- poor children than on others in order I have seen in our own neighborhood some children, al- ban systems were getting more than to give-them a fair chance. though our police officers have spoken to them, violate the the national average. Instead of this, Title I expendi- laws of the state regarding the mini-bikes. The.rules have been published in newspapers for parents to read, yet they A month later, a report by two tures too often have only helped still i;un at a rapid clip on our streets. The children on these civil rights organizations charged maintain the status quo, because the bikes are young, impressionable, future adults of our^town that money allocated under Title I of rich continued to receive a dispropor- and here they are disrespecting the laws in this area and in other ways. the Elementary and Secondary Edu- tionate share of the money. We need our laws, all of them, to maintain decency in cation Act was not achieving its pur- ' The Office of Education study 1 our town. pose of helping disadvantaged chil- shows that the fund distribution for- I have been hooted at, sneered at and my children have' dren because it was being diverted mula established by Congress' is at had nasty words hurled at them for my stand. I am sofry and misused by school officials. fault, and should be revised. This my family has had to endure this. I don't want them to be hurt, but I cannot feel with all honesty I am any kind of Those two studies were made by certainly should, be done, but even parent if I allow my own children to see this type of indif- private organizations. Now, a year more may be required. ference to our township laws and not comment on ttie situ- later, Congress has an official evalu- Many public school administra- ation. • , ' • ation prepared by the U.S. Office of tors find it difficult to adjust both In Hazlet, our police, our school administrators, our teachers are always available to all of us if we need them Education. It bears out its predeces- their viewpoints and their schedules at any time. We have had our own serious problems to face sors. to the problems involved in giving —and face them we must. The world our children are grow* Title I compensatory reading-pro-, special treatment to selected children. THE REPORTER ing up in is altogether different from the one we faced.." *u. A new school year is starting. Can't we all try to make;-' grams have not "overcome the read- Congress should devise not only it a better year? We all must respect the laws of our limb?; ing deficiencies which stem- from a new formula for allocating the Please let's make a good try here in Hazlet. Jr r •#-% poverty" chiefly because too little money, but a new method to insure Hurricanes: Revenge on Man? Sincerely, •••* .„> . Margaret Fisher %:..,. -.. money has been spent inequitably on that it is spent for the purpose in- By JIM BISHOP 20-miles-an-hour will place it 480 miles too many students, the new study extended. And the New Jersey legisla- No one ever tamed a hurricane. No one away by the same hour tomorrow. plains. ture should familiarize itself with the knows what causes the storms. There is ter- Over the sea, the storm gathers circular The 18-1ear-Old Vote speed. As it passes 75 miles per hour, it is Fully 30 per cent of the students Office of Education study to make ror in the violence of a fury which cannot be League of Women Voters seen. Dr. Cecil R. Gentry, who is director of called a hurricane. Long before that time, who benefited from Title I money certain that similar mistakes aren't ESSA pilots have left Miami, Fla., in big 460 Bloomfield Ave., • * the- Environmental Sci- Montclair, N. J. were ineligible to receive it, either being made in dispensing, state - ence Services Adminis- Constellations with radomes top and bottom. Each plane carries a crew of 30 and, al- To the Editor: because their parents were not poor money. tration (ESSA) project Although some registrars are fulfilling their obligations "Stormfury," tracks though only one plane has been lost in 15 years of hurricane-hunting, no power could in regard to youthful voters, some young people attempting them, plots them, tries to to register to vote under the provisions of the Voting Rights stop them with aerial get me aboard one. . The pilots hunt the storm mass, and en- Act are encountering difficulties. Riverview's Expansion seeding of silver iodide, The Amendment to the Voting Rights Act which qualifies and he isn't certain what ter in the direction of the violent winds. The big plane tosses, bounces, and bores upward 18-year-olds to vote takes effect Jan. 1. Riverview Hospital in Red Bank creased nearly 100 per cent — from causes a hurricane, or Any citizen who meets other state requirements and who what will stop one. with each completed circle. The brave men has rapidly become one of the top 18,000 a year to more than 34,000 in on these craft take readings and — with Uie will be 18 years old on or before Nov. 2,1971, may register 1969, with 38,000 treatments project- The gulf coast of ttie now. hospitals in the state,' and its board assistance of Navy planes — often comb the United States - from These registrations will be kept separate from other reg- ed for this year." BISHOP hurricane from an altitude of 400 feet to 40,- of governors intends to keep it that Brownsville, Tex., north 000. istrations pending a Supreme Court decision on the const) . When completed, the emergency through Corpus Christi, Mobile, Ala., and way. * * * tutionality of the amendment. treatment center will have the capa- the east coast, from Wilmington, N.C., to Provided that the Supreme Court upholds the amend- THE RADAR ABOARD is so powerful b It reached another milestone with city to care for as many as 14 pa- p Maine—has been wrenched by winds from ment, those who have registered before January 1 and whe that it can scan cloud formations up to 200,- 75 miles per hour up to 150. Roofs are lifted ' will be 18 years old on or before Feb. 9, will be able to vote the award of a contract to Charles B. tients at a time", with special rooms 000 square miles in one sweep. This is 425 from homes, big cargo ships are driven up for the first time, in theft:local board of education elections Hembling and Son of Red Bank for for cardiac, orthopedic, minor surgi- miles in each direction. The Constellations on a highway, millions of tons of Bandy in February. a new emergency treatment center cal, first aid and general treatment beach are lifted, and tossed 500 yards in- never move into the dead eye of the hurricane. The pilots fly them to the "Inner wall" The New Jersey attorney general's office has sent the and two-story wing. patients. land. next to the eye. There, the intense fury is at following instructions to the county clerks: "Every citizen Hurricanes do not have a universal of this state of the age of 18 years and over must be guar- Frank F. Blaisdell, board presi- All hospitals are experiencing name. In the Western Hemisphere, where its highest velocity. dent, explained the urgent need for greater use of emergency facilities, Each plane carries 208 canisters of sil- anteed his right of franchise at the first election after Jan. 1, they often spawn east of the Lesser Antilles, the effective date of the federal legislation. To insure com- ' the facility by citing a few statistics. and area residents may be confident If the storm swings winds of 75 miles per ver iodide. These are dropped in strategic parts of the hurricane and, as'they explode, pliance with this legislation, you are directed to register "In the past five years," he said, "the that their "friendly hospital" in Red hour or more in a counter-clockwise motion, commencing immediately, upon request of all individuals like a foggy pinwheel measuring 100 to 300 the pellets cause rain to transmute into ice number of patients treated at River- Bank is keeping astride of their needs crystals. This is tike shaking the mane of a who otherwise qualify, every person who will be of the age . miles between perimeters, it is called a hur- of 18 years and over by the general election in November, view on an emergency basis has in- now and in the future. hungry Hon. It might work. It might not. On ricane. In the Pacific, they swing clockwise 1971, regardless of any contrary provisions of a state statute . and are called typhoons. a few occasions, the hurricane has abated somewhat, but Dr. Gentry is not yet willing which may conflict with the federal legislation." • . INSIDE WASHINGTON * . * * to bet that the storm did not die of natural If young people encounter difficulties in registering, ', THE HINDUS CALL them cyclones, causes. they are invited to call the League of Women Voters of New '• Jersey 'in Montclair or in Trenton ior assistance. the Filipinos refer to them as "baguios"; One of the reasons why fewer people die 9 In November, New Jersey voters will vote on a referen- the Australians call them "Willy-Willy." in hurricanes in recent days is that an ESSA dum to lower the voting age to 19 years. If passed, this.', The Marines Newest Battle Normally they breed between June and No- satellite, loafing around the world in outer , referendum will affect the age requirement in New Jersey vember — no one knows why — and in the space every 88 minutes, has sufficient so- 1 only in the event that the Supreme Court finds the federal western world they average about seven phlstication to photograph the earth and By ROBERT S. AIXEN jobs and help the balance of payments prob- per year. law lowering the voting age to 18 to be unconstitutional. and JOHN A. GOLDSMITH lem for the U;S. Treasury. ( cloud formations and transmit them back to Dr. Gentry knows that, at birth, a hurri- the Hurricane Watch In Miami. Meanwhile, only those persons who have already regis- and * * * cane is usually accompanied. by a sudden tered and who will be 21 on or before Nov. 3 are eligible to Chairman George Mahon, D-Tex,, The early warning system works. There are drop in barometric pressure at sea level, vote in the 1970 general election. • . ' r"-'' his House Appropriations Committee WHEN IT APPROVED an Initial pur- was a time, not too long ago, when the world accompanied by an increase in the tropo- Very truly yours, " *,' opposing component production, in the U.S., chase of a dozen Harriers, the House Armed relied on ships' radios to tell of hurricanes sphere of temperature amounting to only Mrs. Robert Klein : '; of the British-designed fighter plane, Har- Services Committee served formal notice and typhoons. Now ESSA tells the ships at ; one to three degrees. It usually begins as a President ; ' ' . rier, and have directed the that it would authorize no further purchases sea what areas to avoid. However, when a "tropical storm," a low pressure area with Marine Corps to buy the of the AV-fiB — Harrier — "unless it is pro- land mass like Florida, the Bahamas and winds of about'35 miles per hour. planes in Britain. duced within the United States." Puerto Mco is alerted to imminent danger, Protection of Children ; That puts Mahon -and As a result of that edict, Hawkers Sid- Its direction from the West Indies is al-. houses and people cannot be moved and the his colleagues at odds with dley reached an agreement with McDonnell most uniformly west by northwest, the land mass accepts the fury on its knees. 25 Ataboy Court Chairman L. Mendel Hiv-. Douglas for production here of virtually the winds gathering speed and a more ' It Ls ironic that nature, which men has MkkUetown, N. J. ' >»:,.<• ers, D-S.C, and his House entire plane except for the power plant. In- uniformly circular characteristic as the bent to his will, sometimes takes revenge on To the Editor: . ••••-• Armed Services Com- dustry sources say the British firm shopped mass moves from a few miles per hour up man. With all his knowledge, he knows so In answer to Mr. Duffy's article in the Sept. 14 edition .• mittee. The Armed Ser- around for u licensee and that the agree- -to about 20. This makes It sound slow, but little... • (which I can't see why you even gave him paper spac&'L'•'. Jj. vices Committee directed ment with McDonnell-Douglaswasa-coincl- -for one; was v.ery happy to know the' Middletown Fbilceiorja ' the "continental limits" dence. was on hand to stop these dope pushers. procurement when it first YOUR MONEY'S WORTH In his own words, marijuana and other drugs were open- ALLEN , authorized purchase of. a The Marine Corps had cancelled procurement of 17 K-4 Phantom fighters .— ly used and pushed and the police had no reason to be there 1 •few Harriers last-year. -—-.-- '." -nTadg byTMlcDorihen Douglas"— wfierTinie^ to stop it; " • ' • The Marines are In'an awkward posi- elded to buy the Harrier as a close support' Cost of QeanWaMr How many more of you parents are glad to know the po- tion. They want more Harriers; a V-stol air- aircraft. •_ lice are around to protect your children from these social ' craft which takes off ulmost. vertically by - By SVLVIA PORTER If your home is among the millions from misfits? Let's hoar from you. Get together and stand be- rotating its powerful jet engines. The plane The interests of McDonnell Douglas Clean water, which in the past I took for which sewage still runs directly Into a lake, hind our local authorities who are trying to control this drug is well equipped for pro- have brought Sen. Stuart Symington, D-Mo., granted as free, and my Inalienable right, I stream or river, invest now In a properly problem. These scum seem to feel there is no authority or viding close air support to into the controversy on behalf of the Mis- now find will cost "me" $100 billion - a designed and installed septic tank or other, any laws to stop them ... souri-based planemakcr. Symington Js try- Marine ground units. total so frightening It challenges com- disposal system. Push for sewage treatment Mrs. J. Luker Despite its valorous ing to find a way around Mahon's buy-Brit- prehension. facilities in your community If appropriate battlefield history, how- ish economy edict. Contaminated water, and be prepared to pay the costs through ever, the Marine Corps * * * which in the past I consid- local bond issues. docs not want to be in the MINUTICMAN TEST - The Air Force ered a problem of esthet- * * # middle between congres- still has plans for a "live" test of an oper- ics and health, I now find IF YOU ARE AMONG America's 43 mil- sional powers Mahon and ational Minutcman missile, across the is a towering economic lion boaters and boat owners, install a sys- Rivers and their two com- Northwest and into the Pacific, but the pros- burden on "me" too. tem in which sewage can be stored until you mittees—cadi of them im- peels arc moie and more remote. What's more, I suspect the reach a facility (Including your home) portant to the operations As we reported more than a year ago, experts could even be un- where it can be disposed of. GOLDSMITH of the Corps. such a lest poses safety hazards. Test mis- derestimating the costs of Use sand Instead of salt and-or other The Mahon committee Is in Ihc picture siles would carry "destruct" devices .and contaminated water In chemicals on your icy walkways and side- somewhat unexpected!v al present, because the Air Force has mapped a trajectory terms of the commercially walks this winter — and urge your commu- the defense money bill is still pending, the which would avoid highly populated areas. PORTER valuable marine life if de- nity to do the same as a matter of policy. Appropriations -Committee was asked to stroys; in terms of the tourism It eliminates Shop for soaps and detergents contain- However, the first stage of the Minute- in severely polluted boating and fishing dear a p million sum in advance to keep man falls to earth in the atmosphere and ing the least practicable proportion of phos- British production lines at work on the Har- areas; in terms of the "hidden" costs of Ill- phates; lists of brand names are now being could do damage. So far, no destruct device ness blamed on other causes but actually riers. has been designed which would not produce • fairly widely publicized. Mahon has responded liv insisting that linked to impure water supplies. a shower of hardware from a missile which * * * Reduce the amount ot water you pollute the planes be procured in England rather had to be destroyed if it should go off simply by reducing the amount of water you than through ;i U.S. licensee of the British course, • EVEN THE $J to $4 billion dollar fig- use. Just substituting showers for baths producer — Hawker Siddley. ( Moreover, the path of an errant missile, ures for control of water /.pollution being could slash a family's daily water con- As we reported in carlv snring, the U.S. tossed around in Washington seem so small fired from Montana or North Dakota, might sumption by 100 gallons or more, and your licensing arrangement adds about a quarter and spread over so many years that my water-saving efforts also could save you mistakenly cress into Canada and add inter- — 25 per cent — more io the cost of Harrier trained instincts tell me they are shockjngly many dollars as well. production. The Pentagon says $25 million of national complications to the hazards of inadequate. such a hardware shower. If you are no more than a home gard- a $96 million total, earmarked for purchase The key point is that no sum of federal ner, always remember that most in- of 18 Harriers this year, could be saved by Air Force experts arc unhappy that the or other public funcjs will be enough to do secticides, pesticides and chemical fertili- buying in Britain. ready force of Mlnuteman missiles cannot the cleanup job — unless you and I, the zers are potential water pollutants. Before •Troglodytlc leftists'? 'Nattering There,has always been opposition, how- be tested realistically. .Some of the experts world's key water consumers and polluters, you use them, consult state or local pollution nabobs of negativism'? Agnew better ever, to the purchase of weapon systems are conceding, however, that, the long-pro- also help. What, then, can you do to combat control and-or environmental protection watch out, people are going to think abroad. This time there - liavo also been jeded operational tests do not appear pos- water pollution? agencies for guidance. Certainly do this if 11 claims that the, purchase here will protect sible now. As an individual: are a farmer. he's an intellectual; -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN. N. J.i FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1970 lean Leader Sides With the Arabs

By LESTER KINfSOLVING ment evidence of Egyptian abandonment, he conceded, parent contradictions in'these Morocco, it Is obvious that testing such things as temple PHQENIX, Ariz. - "I nev- mmsm violation of the cease fire (by leader, rather than an inter- er feared "that the Palestinian would logically involve aban- proposals, he so often evaded were the archbishop to take graft and Pharisaic hypocrisy moving SAM. missiles to the donment of the New Testa- the issue, confessed his igno- preter — either this er at commandos would kill any of firm stands he might be ex- Religion Suez Canal) as "alleged viola- ment as well, because it rance of the subject, or ex- — which are not nearly as least a pastor who does not' the people on the planes," tions." cluded from Arab countries. serious as piracy and murder make public political propos- said Jerusalem's Anglican repeatedly mentions "King of cused himself as merely an — Described Al Fatah lead- archbishop, "because the Today the Jews"). "interpreter," that he at- But the man represented by of civilians. als which he is neither willing er Yassir Arafat as "reported Arabs are human people; tracted particular attention to the archbishop lost his life (in What seems needed in the nor able to explain and de- to' be a reasonable man, not The archbishop's address to they are friendly people." the National Council of one of his own statements: "I Jerusalem) for publicly pro- Middle East is a Christian fend. fanatical." have to make a fool of myself Just after the Most Rev. extraordinary tolerance for Churches contained no fewer terrorists. In his press confer- — Discussed the "sharing than 69 political proposals or by making suggestions." George Appleton addressed of Jerusalem" and guaran- these remarks to the General ence here, he admitted that opinions. But when asked With his ecclesiastical juris, one of the priests in his juris- teeing of pre-1967 borders by about either the details or ap- diction running from Iran to Board of the National Council "supervisory forces of the UN of Churches meeting here, TV diction "was involved in some OPEN SUNDAYS 8 AM TO 5PM way with what happened in and the great powers." screens across the U.S. (Asked to explain how this • showed the arrival in New that supermarket" (the blow- ing up of 19 civilians in Je- could be accomplished, he re- Wednesday and Friday Evenings till 9 P.M. York of the first group of 421 plied: "This is a question I victims of Arab air piracy. A rusalem). When asked if the killing of 19 civilians was not can't answer because I'm not 13-year-old girl tried to tell a politician." When asked what happened to her, but she "a little less than Christian," he explained that it was "fair- why, therefore, he had PROTECTION* broke down in tears —under- ly clear" that while the brought this subject up, he standably, after five days un- explained: "I report things SCOnS TURF BUIIDER SALE der threat of 'death on a blis- priest,' whom he identified as the Rev. Elia Houri, was not that have been suggested ... tering air strip near Amman, this is my job, not to take these kidnap victims had ap- involved in the detailed planning, "being a Palestinian, sides, but to understand and At Less Than the 1959 Price! parently been unable to share to interpret.") the archbishop's optimistic his sympathies were with views about the friendly hu- them." When asked if any Arab man Arabs. For they were the This priest, from Ramallah Christian leader had ever SCOTTS TURF BUILDER latest among hundreds of ci- publicly opposed either in the West Bank, was ar: vilian, air passengers who rested in Jerusalem and after threats of genocide or air 15,000 SQ. FT. GIANT BAG 1 i 95 hav,e been kidnapped by imprisonment released to Jor- piracy, he answered: "I can't people described by the arch- say. They naturally have to LESS THAN $4 PER 5,000 SQ. FT. ,£ 1 dan. Rather than deposing 1 bishop as. having done "some- (unfrocking) or even repri- stay with their people and in- thing .that attracts the max- manding him for being "in- fluence them in spiritual and imum . publicity, something volved" in this multiple mur- ethical decisions." that shows their own determi- der. Archbishop Appleton con- Indecisive SCOnS WINDSOR SEED nation i.and courage." (The 1*5 firmedi reports that Houri is Even in the realm of his 2,500 SQ. FT. BOX same people were described now an employe of the World own authority, _ Archbishop by The; New York Times as Council of Churches in Am- Appleton appeared indecisive. 'jsavagesl unworthy of mem- man. He merely expressed "anx- bership in the community of, lety'1 in reporting that Arab civilized nations.") • 'Alleged Violations', : In his speech here (which Anglicans in his jurisdiction Archbishop Appleton is an was given a standing ovation) may abandon use of the Old WE WILL SPREAD ... elderly and gentle man — the archbishop: Testament because it contains with what is -apparently an — Termed Israeli govern- the word "Israel" (which SCOTTS TURF BUILDER and Seed for your money! C Office of Conciliation * Accounts Insured to $20,000 by the at 25 a BAG or BOX! Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Carp. YES—we will spread (professional equipment) Formed for Diocese TO SUIT YOUR INDIVIDUAL NEEDS - THESE SAVINGS PUNS ARE AVAILABLE... SCOTTS 15,000 SQ. FT. BAG for only 25' TRENTON - Auxiliary promise with the aid of a con- The bishop has served as Bishop John C. Reiss, a na- ciliator agreeable to both par- chief judge in matters per- % GOLDEN ANCHOR 'A GOLDEN PASSBOOK taining to law in the diocese 6 CERTIFICATE 5% ACCOUNT Purchase in Scoffs products must be $75.00 or more! tive of Red Bank, and Francis ties. X. Kennelly, of 8 Highland (diocesan officlalis), assistant >/4 STERLING ANCHOR C% SPECIAL CONVENIENCE Ave., Red Bank, have been If conciliation cannot be ef- chancellor, vice chancellor, S% CERTIFICATE * ACCOUNT appointed to positions of lead- fected, the next step in due parish administrator and pastor. He brings exceptionally 4'/i% REGULAR PASSBOOK ACCOUNTS ership in the newly-formed Of- process is arbitration. How- fice of Conciliation for the broad experience to his new Catholic Diocese of Trenton. ever, the hoped-for solution of responsibility. Anclwr Your Savings to . •. . Bishop Reiss will be chair- any problem is conciliation, man of the office. He serves not arbitration, and that ts Mr. Kennelly also serves as as auxiliary to Bishop George.. the purpose .of the office. a member of the advisory MARINt VIIW W. Ahr, who made the an- council of the administrative Area Covered nouncement of the formation board of the U.S. Catholic SAVINGS .£ Due process shall extend of the program. conference, one of three ap- to: ' MIDDLETOWN I ATL HIGHLANDS UNCROrT Mr. Kennelly will be vice pointed from the New Jersey- Broad St. 747-5555 Shrewsbury chairman of the Diocesan All disputes between indi- 47I-240O I 291-0100 142-4400 Pastoral Council. vidual members of the churdi Pennsylvania Region. The office Is viewed as a concerning ecclesiastical mat- means of insuring fair and ra- ters. pid conciliation and arbi- All disputes between an in- tration of disputes within the dividual and a diocesan ad- diocese' through due process. •ministrator or administrative Following guidelines set by body where it is contended U.S. bishops in conjunction that church laws or natural with the Canon Law Society equity have been violated. of America, the local action All. disputes between admin- was prepared by a committee istrative bodies of the diocese , under the chairmanship of the when the dispute involves Rev. Thomas C. Ryan, vice- conflict of competency. officialis for the diocese. Bishop Reiss, as chairman, Old Method will conduct all pertinent It's our 21st Birthday and we cast our ballot for BARGAINS so Due process replaces the business. He was consecrated former prescriptions of the a bishoo in December. 1967, Code of Canon Law as the the first native of the diocese our many friends can BUY and SAVE during this event. .norm for settling disputes and to become a bishop. guaranteeing rights within He was born in :Red Bank Hopiacking Ivy League Natural Shoulders All iJie Lafeit Look the-church in the diocege. • and graduated from Red Father Ryan said the code Bank Catholic High School in was to be updated -» being 1939. He completed his studies NOTHING PURCHASED FOR THIS EVENT - ALL MERCHANDISE FROM REGULAR STOCK more than 50.years old — and at Immaculate Conception the action was taken as a re- Seminary, Darlington, and at Original Price Tags on Garments sult of Second Vatican Coun- Catholic University, Washing- •*Conciliatio- - n • is the ' amiable ton, D.C: TIES One of 11 SUITS • Rag. YOU SAVI SAU R.g. ' . . . 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SALE 4.00 .... 449 8.50 ,... 4.I9 the People BANK 10195 .... t.79 12.95 .... 10.39 wlto know 15.95 .... 12.79 50 BROAD STREET • RED BANK All Full Faiftionad BanUn Knlfi. Clothing Th» Plac» -to go {or Brands you know 8 TOE DAILY REGJSTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.i FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1970 To Institute New Fund?' Volunteers TI/PJJI x r> * Sought by Auxiliary program was in- Time Can Heal the Hurt Vllfln iPi O'Wfi flPPTftf Women'MIDbLETOWs AuxiliarN y - of Ththee equivalenctroduced yfo rpro meg n at the Monmoujh County Citizens county Jail. Funds are being MIDDLETOWN - The Association for Correctional solicited for the continuation Episcopal Bishop of New Jer- Services met here in the of this program. sey, the Rt. Rev. Alfred L. home of Mrs. Rudolph May, The Freehold Woman's Dear Ann Landers: After and acts as if he owns her. To — cursing at the stewardess, Banyard, will make a vis- president, announcing that as six years of marriage and two make matters worse he lives demanding a third drink, itation to Christ - Episcopal Club has made and presented a result of the auxiliary's ef- favors to be used for the en- adopted children, I became directly across the street and making obscene remarks. Church, here, Sunday morn- forts last spring an adult bas- pregnant. We were overjoyed. Ann Landers she can't take one step out of Don't these folks realize that ing for the official institution tire year at the special holi- ic education and high school day parties regularly held for I miscarried in the fifth the house but what he comes the boys in the control towers of the new rector, the Rev. month and it broke my heart running over. are doing their level best to James B. Simpson. the women inmates. Weekly visitation and supplying cloth- to lose that child. What I am and don't want to know. protect the lives of their pas- Our daughter is a smart sengers? Tell the morons off, The day's events -will begin ing continue to meet real writing about, however, is the Please, Ann Landers, tell girl (in some ways). She has will you?-Flight 270 at 8 a.m. with Holy Commu- New Slate needs. | stupidity and thoughtlessness people to stay off the subject nion and will continue a good job and makes a nice of friends and family — in- of the pregnancy when they salary. She pays for all their Dear 270: The morons don't through 4 p.m. with solemn Expanded areas of service cluding my own mother. listen, so why bother? I al- planned for the new jail ra. talk to a woman who has mis- dates, tickets, buys him evensong at which a Te Deum Elected A nurse who attended me ways travel with a briefcase quire more volunteer work- carried. Nothing they can say clothes and gifts' and chauf- of thanksgiving will be heard. NEPTUNE - New officers made this statement: "Gee, full of work. When I geUtuck ers. Women interested in as- will help. Only time can heal feurs him everywhere in her were elected at the annual it's a shame. At least when I relax and enjoy it and use Bishop Banyard will be the sisting with arts and crafts, the hurt. — Mrs. H. car. It drives us crazy to wit- meeting of the James F. Ack- you have a baby you have the time prof itably. celebrant of the early morn- one to one tutoring, setting up ness her disgraceful conduct. erman Federation of Jersey something to show for the Dear Mrs. H.: One of the ing Holy Communion and will the new library, collecting What can we do? - H.H. How far should a teen-age , Shore Medical Center — Fit- pain. This way you go principal aims of this column also administer the rite of clothing, or visitation are couple go? Can necking be kin Hospital. through all that and leave the is to educate. You have Dear H.H.: You can lay off confirmation. He will be the asked to contact Mrs. Rich- safe? When does it become They are Mrs. Martin P. hospital empty-hamjed." I helped and I thank you. — and I hope you do it soon preacher at the 9:15 office af ard W. Reed, 22 Winding too hot to handle? Send for Barry of the Spring Lake didn't need her to tell me Dear Ann Landers: We are because your opposition is morning prayer and at 11:15 Brook Way, Education Com- Ann Landers' booklet, "Neck- Auxiliary, president; Mrs. what I was missing. the desperate parents of a 19- binding them together. The will institute the new Rector. mittee. ing And Petting — What Are At that time he will formal- The Rev. James B. Simpson Julio T. Noguera of the Deal- When my mother came to year-old girl who has devoted more you knock the boy the The Limits?" Mail your Allenhurst Alliance, first vice herself completely to a boy more she'll defend him. When request to Ann Landers in ly present the keys to the par- eral Convention. see me she sat for one full president; Mrs. Arnold Mix of who just turned 15. We have you stop nagging your daugh- care of your newspaper en- ish buildings, and the war- After the first service, the hour describing in detail the tfie Ocean Grove Auxiliary, Holiday Bazaar begged, pleaded, threatened ter, she might decide to drop closing 50 cents in coin and a dens, Harry Craver and bishop will be a breakfast miscarriages and stillborn second vice president; Mrs. and screamed about this ridi- him. But she won't drop him long, stamped, self-addressed Douglas Burke, will give to guest at the new rectory, 5 babies she had had. Then she Leo Robinson of the Entre Leader Named culous relationship but she so long as you are on her envelope. the new rector four books Conover Ave., adjoining .the went on to report on every Nous Auxiliary, treasurer, LITTLE SILVER - Mrs, other member of the family tells us to leave her alone. back. brought by the bishop — the parish grounds. At receptions Charles Hassfield, president Holy Bible, the Book of Com- and Mrs. Alfred Garfall of the who had a miscarriage. Her The boy is not an average Dear Ann Landers: I am in the undercroft, Mrs. Cra- Shark River Hills Auxiliary, of the Women's Guild of St. mon Prayer, and the Canon ' ver, Mrs, Burke, Mrs. Maltby parting words were, "What 15-year-old. He is bigger than writing this letter on a plane. recording secretary. John's Episcopal Church, ap- happened to you is very com- MODERN Law of the Diocese and Gen- Jelliffe, and Mrs. Andrew pointed Mrs. Jackson Price our son who is 21 and a bully We have been on the runway Van Dyke, wife of a former Also represented in the fed- mon, my dear." DANCE eration are the Ann May Al- general chairman of tfie an- type. He treats our daughter" for 55 minutes. The problem rector, will pour coffee. My first day home a neigh, DAILY CLASSES RED BANK liance, Asbury Park Aux- nual Holiday .Bazaar, with like dirt, tells her to shut her is weather. Several passen- At noon, Mr. and Mrs. bor asked me, "Was it a boy CHILDREN, ADULTS Invite Public iliary, Avon Auxiliary, Fitkin- Mrs. Edward McDowell as George Butter of Middletown or a girl?" I didn't inquire mouth if she displeases him gers are behaving miserably WOMEN'S EXERCISE Morgan Auxiliary, Freehold vice chairman. The bazaar wilLbe hosts at a luncheon for has been set for Wednesday, MAUREEN DEAKIN To Roll Call, the bishop, rector, wardens Alliance, Gables Auxiliary, Hamilton-Asbury Gardens Nov. 18, opening at 10 a.m. In 291-2228 — 741-4857 and their wives. At 4 p.m. the t h e Parish House, Point Charming Child Guild Slates AnniversaryFair schedule will conclude with Auxiliary, Asbury Section of SHREWSBURY - The feature. Art publications and Free Supper National Council of Jewish Road. A shoppers' luncheon solemn evensong and Te' will be a feature of the event Contest Set Guild of Creative Art, 620 limited editions will be avail, Deum in thanksgiving for the Women, Sea Girt Auxiliary, MARLBORO - The dead- Broad St., continues its 10th able. The rain date is Sun- H&ZLET - The first Sun- and Wall Auxiliary. and will be planned by Mrs. BAKED STUFFED day of October has been set events of the day. Robert Nichols. line for entering the Charm- anniversary celebration with day. as Roll Call Day in St. John's A former editor and busi- ing Child Contest sponsored an outdoor-indoor Art Fair Workshops have been start- by the United Cerebral Palsy 5HRSMP United Methodist Church. ness executive, Father Sim- ed to make gifts and holiday slated for tomorrow from noon This will be tie 70th annual pson was ordained In 1967 and Women's Auxiliary of Marl- to 5 p.m. at the gallery. Com- Ken Daniels decorations which will be on boro has been extended to PETERSON'S roll call and theXanniversary began his work in Middletown 1 plementing the show of paint- sale. They are held every Oct. 26. Among the judges c of 170 years of uninterrupted on July 1. He is a graduate of IT'S A Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. in the ings, drawings, graphics and Show Slated RiVERSID INN Christian .service by the Northwestern University, the who will pick the winners are sculpture by its members, parish house, and are open to Mayor Morton Salkind of LINCROFT - The Unita- Hwy. 35, Rod Bank church to the Bayshore area. University of Edinburgh, all women. will be demonstrations, Plans for Sunday Include Scotland, and Nashotak Marlboro, Police Chief Joseph games, refreshments and rian Church of Monmouth DATE Details were discussed on Walker of the Marlboro Town- "surprises" as billed. The County announces an exhibit celebration of Worldwide House Episcopal Seminary. WSCS MEETING the added features at the ba- Communion at the 9:30 and ship Police Department, and event is featured as a family of oil paintings by local artist MATAWAN - The Wom- zaar of a flea market, gift Mrs. Jeanette Blair, editor of Ken Daniels of Matawan. The 11 a.m. services; a musical en's Society of Christian Ser- shop, gourmet table, jewelry DANCE featuring a teen-age choir Harvest Bazaar the Colonial News. exhibit begins Sunday, Oct. 11 vice of the First United Meth- boutique, apron table and Entries will be accepted in Asthma Unit and continues to Oct. 25. ' from Springfield, Pa., at 4 odist Church will meet Mon- children's clothes exchange, CLASSES p.m.; and an evening service Set at Church .four categories: birth to 1 Mr. Daniels is an alumnus day at 8 p.m. in the new among other tables, at a year, 1 to 3 years, 3 to 5 Meets Oct. 5 of the Academy of Arts, New- Register Now! at 7 featuring a dialogue on MATAWAN - The First church on Church St. and At- luncheon meeting in the Colts the general subject, "Our years, and 5 to 10 years. The MARLBORO - The Mon- ark, and Cooper Union, New Baptist Church will hold a lantic Ave. The program, Neck Inn which marked the judging will take place Oct. York City. He has maintained Troubled World." . mouth County Chapter of • Bailer harvest festival bazaar Satur- "The Family Cluster — A opening of the 1070-71 act- 30. CARIH (Children's Asthma membership in the Old Mill At 5:30 a free fellowship day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Reality or Illusion" will be ivities of the guild. Living Keepsake Photo- Research Institute and Hos- . Association, Tinton Falls, for • Tap supper wil be served to the Sponsored by the Womqn's presented by Mrs. Lois Da- many years. He has exhibited graphs will be awarded to the pital) will hold a candlelight • To* hundreds of people who will Fellowship, the event will fea- vidson. ceremony for the signing of there and at the Charles join in the celebration. The winner of each category. Pho- ture food, baked goods, toys, CARTOON WORKSHOPS AAUW Branch tographs of children may be the charter, Monday, Oct. 5, Press Gallery, Colts Neck. • Jazz services and the free supper and Christmas articles. Re- RED' BANK - The first in His work also has been ac- submitted with a dollar en- at 8:30 p.m. in Marlboro High • Ballroom are for all who will come. freshments will be served in a series of five cartoon work- Slates Drama School, Rt. 79. -• cepted for display at the Mys- The general public is invited. trance fee; and each photo- the Gold Room of the church. shops for children aged 5 to 12 RED BANK - The North- graph must contain the name, The unit launched its sec- tic Seaport Gallery and local • Acrobatic • Twirling will be held tomorrow at 10:30 galleries. Mrs. Richard Burket is gen- ern Monmouth County Branch address, telephone number, ond year with a carnival • Hawaiian eral chairman, assisted by a.m. in the Monmouth Mu- of the American Association and birthday of the child. En- Presently employed at Lily- Ethical Society 1 here. Proceeds benefited Mrs. Edgar Madsen, baked seum Gallery, The Mall. Phil- of University Women will be- tries of children, birth to 3 Tulip Cup Corp., Holmdel, the national asthma center BOYS' TAP and TUMBLING Meets at YMCA goods; Mrs. John Donovan, ip Berube, Wanamassa, a pro- gin its 1970-71 year with the years, may be sent to Mrs. Mi- in Denver, Colo., the only fa- Mr. Daniels pursues his work T"D BANK - The Mon- pantry shelf; Mrs. John fessional cartoonist and semi- October branch meeting, to chael Sommerman, 2 Lawton cility in the Western Hem- on canvas through his art cnouth Ethical Society, a hu- Adams, boutique and Christ- professional clown, will be be held Monday at 8 p.m. in Road and from 3 to 10 years workshops twice each week ALL AGES INCL. TEENS isphere with an integrated and ADULTS manist fellowship, and its mas items, and Mrs. Dorothy featured. the Westminster Hall of the to MraAlex Kondracki, 10 program of clinical and basic at Gallery 35, Keyport. Rinear, white elephant sale. EXECUTIVE SESSION Red Bank First Presbyterian TOTS ACCEPTED from Vh Sunday School meets every Wabash Road. research solely for the pur- HANDMADE CLOTHING YEARS IN SPECIAL CLASSES Sunday in the month but the UNION — The department' Church, Harding Eoad. pose of finding the causes of executive committee of the EATONTOWN - A Spin- last at 10:45 a.m. in the CAMPOUT TOMORROW allergic diseases, of which New Jersey American Legion The program committee CARD PARTV nerin fashion show of knitted LEAH MAUER YMCA, 180 Maple Ave. asthma is the most serious. and crocheted clothing will be LITTLE SILVER - The Auxiliary will meet tomor- . will present "The Apocalypse ASBURY PARK - The SCHOOL OF DANCE row, at 10 a.m. in Town and of the Absurd: The End of the Women's Columbian League presented Monday at 8 p.m.. 37 E. FRONT ST.. RED BANK first meeting of Pack 3 was LADIES SET SALE in the Garden State Tea Room Campus Lounge, Morris Ave., World in Six Acts," a drama will hold a card party Oct. 12 747-9552 held Sept. 25 in Embury dealing with the ultimate re- HOLMDEL - The fire de- of Bamberger's Monmouth. Methodist Church. here. here in the Berkeley Carteret partment ladies auxiliary will HAWAIIAN NIGHT sult of society's indifference Hotel. Plans were formulated It was presented the Na- to its social and environmen- sponsor a food, rummage, tional Summertime Award for FAIR HAVEN - A cabaret at a meeting in the home of trash and treasure sale to- dance called "A Night )n tal problems. The authors of Mrs. Albert Gubltosa, presi- its programs, Two members the play are Mr. and Mrs. Ju- morrow from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. of the Webelos den, Jason De- Hawaii" will be held tomor- dent, who is honorary chair- in the firehouse, Main St. NAVESINK row from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m; In lian Livingston, Englishtown. man of the event. Mrs. Marie THE UNITED Mont and Jim Sommers, were She is program chairman for graduated by Cubmaster Jay the Willowbrook Inn. It Is Condello was named chair- METHODIST sponsored by a social club, theNorthern Monmouth man. Guyer into Troop 126. He was Branch. ENROLL NOW Nursery School assisted by scouts Tim Judge Les Femmes. CHURCH 15 CHURCH ST. FAIR HAVEN - 247 Broad Street Steve Dill of Troop 15 and BARN DANCE Monday's program is the MONTHLY MEETING '' Red Bank, New Jersey Steve Vincent of Troop 126. MATAWAN "TOWNSHIP - first, in a series of programs HOLMDEL-St. Benedict's FOR FALL CLASSES A barn dance sponsored by Receiving Webelos scouts on the theme, "This Belea- Rosary Altar Society will OPENINGS FOR WELCOME! the Matawan Township Auxih awards for work on actlvitiy guered Earth: Can Man Sur- meet Monday starting with Holy Communion 8:30 a.m. iary to Bayshore Community badges in the summer were vive?" AAUW Branch meet- 8:30 p.m. Mass in the church 4 YEAR OLDS 9:30 and 11 a.m. Hospital will be held tomor- Steve Wollman, Steve Wikoff, ings are held the first Monday at which new members will Services of Warship row nigJit In the Knights of Robbie Scott and Douglas of each' month in the Tower be installed. Mrs. Charles * SMALL CUSSES Rev. Rollo A. Michael Columbus Hall, Rt. 35. Hart Hill Presbyterian Church. 9:30 and 11 a.m. Runge. Schubert, Middletown, will I Webber will call. The public talk on "Plain and Fancy EXPERIENCED STAFF Church School The Webelos will hold Its iikinvited. The public is invited to at- fall campoul tomorrow at the tend. Travel Tips" at the meeting Nursery Provided \COCKTAILS AND ART that will follow. Monday, Wcdntsday and Friday Senior.* Quail Hill Scout Reservation. COLTS NECK - The Colts Neck Republican Club will Medical Assistants Sponsored by sponsor an open bar cocktail LINCROFT UNITED party and art show Sunday 4- Programs Set Custom and 7 p.m. in the Colts Neck Fire- NEPTUNE CITY - Mrs. THE CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMMUNION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH house No. 2. Tickets are Lillian Monroe, president of Ready-Made WEST FRONT S,T. and EVERETT RD. available from Bob Simms, the Monmouth Chapter Me- PHONE 747-4671 ,...,•—J ..i . .White Oak- Drive jind George dical. Assistants .Association, UNCROFT- -."-;---"•- Handzo, Country Road East. has announced Mrs. Sidney Mn. William Maeurdy, Director Harbor, Ocean Township, a Morning Worship 10:00 a.m. FASHION SHOW Stott Aecrtdlttd LITTLE SILVER - The MonmouUi County member RAP- ...Church-Schools ,„..„„. ...lQi5{h,a.iii. —Americair -Home Department"~ - and Central District represen- W« art now accepting n»w of the Woman's C,lub of Little tative of the State of New Jer- ifudanri. Our schtdul* includai Jr. and Sr. High Fellowship 6:30 p.m. sey will attend as an alter- Silver will sponsor a fashion baginnar, intarmtdiatt and at)- The Rev. Harold Turner, Pastor nate to the house of delegates show Monday at i:'3O p.m. in RIES vanctd clauci in all typai of at the Oct. 28-31 annual con- the clubhouse, Kumson Road. famoui for them . . . both theatrical dance. YETTY'S BLACK BOUTIQUE Members and guests are wel- vention of the Association of Medical Assistants in Des our n§dy madei and custom . . . Special clatiei for three to come. and w» offer convenient shop «t ART ON EXHIBIT Moines, Iowa. Its president, five-year-oldi. FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH Dr. Walter C. Bornemeier of homf itrvict. Give ut a calll MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP Parents invited to observe. of Monmouth County Chicago, will be guest speak- — Twelve paintings by Jene er, AFRO'S Shapiro of Englishtown, are 1475 WEST WONT STREET 741-8092 LINCROFT TAP •BALLET* TOE on exhibit through Oct. 15 The Monmouth Chapter here in the Keystone Bank, toured the Family and Chil- Acrobatic • Discotheque WIGS Church.Sckool and Formal Sarvicai — 10 A.M. to II A.M. Rt. 9. Oils, r-cryJ'cs, pen ind dren's Service of Monmouth Church School and Informal Services followtd by ink and acrylic on brown pa- County headquarters in Long DOROTHY TOLAND diicutiion parlod —11:30 A.M. to 12:30 P.M. per are the media used In Branch, The medical assis- Special Mrs. Shapiro's portraits, fig. tants are planning to help Sptaker: R«v. Harold R. Dean DANCE STUDIOS urcs and Interpretive paint- supply clothing for adopted 468 BROAD ST. Sale Topic: Virtue and Viet From * Psychological Penpaclivt. ings. babies this year. SHREWSBURY 201 E. Btram PI. 741 '2208 Dr. John J. Flanagan, Call 747.4422 Spring Lake, will be guest at Son Born To the November meeting His The Courters topic will be on "Project NO LIONS OR MONKEYS OAKLAND - Mr. and Mrs. H o p e.'' Monmouth County 3 IKE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH David W. Courier, 82 Andrew physicians arc invited to this ATOP TOWER HILL RED BANK Ave., are parents of a son meeting. Reg.'25 born Sept. 30 in Chilton Me- PETS & SUPPLIES PROSPECT AVENUE World-Wide Communion Services morial Hospital, Pcquannock! 142-2224 Limi SILVER The infant joins a brother, Bridal Note 3 SEE US FOR Next Sunday, October 4 - 9 and 11 a.m. Gregory, who is five years Wedding announcement and old. engagement announcement PROFESSIONAL . Mrs. Courier, is the former forms are available on DOG GROOMING SALESTARTS Communion Meditation by Dr. Webs'ter Lois Compton, daughter of request to The Daily Regis- "Thought! From Oberammergau1' Mrs. Harold Compton, 36 ter, Red Bank office, for the Cocker Spaniel James St., Shrewsbury, and convenience of those who Oct 3rd thru Oct 15th Anthems by Tower Hill Choir Puppies the late Mr. Compton. The wifh to report nuptials and Discus child's paternal grandpnrents forthcoming weddings. There GIANT COLOMBIAN I110 Linden PI. Red Bank Nursery Care provided. are Mr. and Mrs. William is no charge for any material CAT FISH 1.00 Courier of Glen Rock, used. , -THE DAILY REGISTER RED BANK,. MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1970 Open Tour of Homes Set for Oct. 11 By MARGUERITE HENDERSON * MATAWAN — The house tour endures as an excellent way to raise money, provide enjoyment and historical information and, perhaps, to inspire those traveling the "siiow and tell"'route to new peaks of decorating prowess. On Oct. 11,1-4 p.m., the Matawan Junior Woman's Club will provide such an opportunity. Tickets and maps for the tour (available now through Mrs. Edward Potts and Mrs. Ralph Babrisky, Morganville, or from any club member) will be sold that day in the clubhouse, 199 Jackson St. A highpoint, spiritually and geographically of the afternoon will be the final stop at the Collier School and Convent of the Good Shepherd, in Wickatunk. The property (originally 345 acres, but now 280) so captured the affection of the late Peter F. Collier, Eatontown, founder of Collier Magazine and also of the Monmouth County Hunt Club, that he bought it for his final resting place and called it "Best Hill." A Collier family cemetery is on the property and an altar where Mass can be said is built there. For Convent of the Good Shepherd many years after Mr. Collier's death in 1909, the Monmouth Hunt visited Ms grave to pay him silent tribute. Replica of Mount Vernon The convent for the Sisters of the Good Shepherd, a replica of Mount Vernon, was originally the summer home Cannon of the Collier family. It has been expanded by three additions from a 20-room home and attic to a 40-room convent With adjoining chapel. The foyer houses a grand piano, oc- Hill casional chairs and a desk from the original mansion, on Foyer of Convent which is a death mask of Peter Collier. Staircases on either side lead to small balconies and upstairs bedrooms. Other Farm Collier furniture, dating back to 1721, is used in the formal dining room (originally a chapel) but the home is furnished Cannon Hill Farm, the resi- primarily wiMi warm, contemporary furniture. The chapel The dence of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald has an octagonal open oak 'Seamed ceiling and matching T. Lewis, Rt. 520, Marlboro, oak pews against cream walls. On the altar is a burlap is one of 10 pre-Revolutionary banner stating "Of My Hands I Give to You," that was Deerwood War houses in the Pleasant made by the school's "teenage girls with problems." Valley section of Hie town- The girls' residence, Smith Hal] with gracious dining ship, known as the Hornet's room, reception room, beauty parlor, auditorium and dor- Farm Nest during the Revolution mitory was given in memory of the school's first administra- because of the zeal of the pa- tor, Mother Bernard, by her sister, Mrs. Thomas G. Smith Deerwood Farm, Harring- triots there. of Southampton, Mass., and New York City. ton Road, Cheesequake, is the Hidden amidst locust and The Collier School, opened in 1927, was the gift of Mrs. home of Mr. and Mrs. How- holly trees, the 12-room white Robert J. Collier, daughter-in-law of its original owner. Girls ard O. Krogh. The white clapboard house retains the attending the school will serve refreshments on the after- clapboard and shingled farm- colonial charm of its original noon of the tour to those participating. house, an estimated 150-200 fireplaces and hand hewn years old, was originally the ceiling beams, but possesses homestead of George Farring- the modern conveniences of ton, whose grandson, Otho an all electric kitchen and a Farrington, resides in a home swimming pool with bath on adjoining land. house. Most of the restoration The house has undergone work of rebuilding and re- many alterations and addi- decorating was done by a pre- tions, but its original pegged vious owner. plank floor boards are in evi- Jacob Van Doren, a Dutch dence in the dining room, ax settler, bought the original hewn beams predominate arid tract of more than 100 acres original nine over six light of land in the late 1600's. The windows have not been touch- original part of the house was ed. The dining room, present built about 1700 and a date on kitchen, side screened porch the chimney notes the addi- and multi-colored flagstone tion was done in 1758. Cannon patio have been added. Mrs. Howard Krogfa at home Hill now rests on 26 acres of In the home one can relive land and includes an apple or- both New World and Old chard, cherry trees and a World charm, since Mrs. large red bam which houses Krogh has been a collector of the Lewis' horses. A flagstone Royal Copenhagen porcelain pathway leading from the for 32 years. Many of the cop- front entrance ends in a high per and brass pieces and oth- step which was built for the er conversational pieces were convenience of visitors arriv- brought to this country from ing by carriage. One-room Schoothouss Denmark, birthplace of Mr; Krogh's mother. The newest part of the home includes a modern wood 1 The Krogh family handi- paneled kitchen and a 36 by 'Gingerbread Street crafts are exhibited through 18 foot living room and formal out in the form of hand- dining room, both with braided oval rugs in the foy- marble fireplaces. A master 1$ Theme of Bazaar er, living and dining rooms bedroom with marble fire- BED BANK — A storyland William Crulkshank, Christ- made by Mrs. Krogh and a friend. The needlepoint fire- NO MATTER WHERE pi a c e and wide pine village will be the setting for . mas shop; Mrs. George Con- floorboards contrasts with the nor, children's activities; place screen with matching "Gingerbread Street," a holi- bench, piano bench, pictures, modem marble and tile bath- Mrs. Herbert Werner, hand- YOU LIKE TO READ room that adjoins it. day bazaar, to be presented and clock in the living room mades; Mrs. Samuel Cheva- were also done by Mrs. CAN AFFORD The large oval swimming Nov. 14 by the Women's Asso- lier, boutique; Mrs. Rudolph ciation of the First Presby- Krogh. A patchwork afghan pool with fully equipped bath Kugler, kitchen corner; Mrs. on the sofa was made by Mrs. WE HAVE house reflects the Twentieth terian Church. Chester Houghtaling and Miss Krogh's mother who resides Century and is but 50 yards Florence Grander, trash and In addition to a wide selec- with the family. Oil paintings from the front entrance. treasures; Mrs. Fred Bassini, have been done by the TUESDAY, OCT. 6 THE BOOK FOR YOU tion of items for holiday deco- jellies and preserves; Mrs. Krogh's son with the most Im- RUMMAGE SALE ' rating, there will be activities Rudolph May, baked goods pressive one hanging above 8:30 p.m. (Exhibit 7 p.m.) RUMSON — A rummage for children (including a and coffee, and Mrs. Law- the living room fireplace THE sale will be held Oct. 6 from 7 snackbar), trash and trea- rence Olson and Miss Helen which depicts the family at to 9 p.m., and Oct. 7 from 10 sures, a hand-made booth, Immen, jewelry. home in winter. a.m. to 1 p.m. in Fellowship home-made jellies and pre- Hall of the First Presbyterian Molly Pitcher Inn RED BANK serves, one-of-a-kind boutique (Jhurch, E. River Road. The Children's Programs Set by Club 88 Riverside Ave. event, sponsored by me "Wom- items, antiques and books, a LITTLE SILVER - The chosen for their particular ap- Red Bank, N. J. e n * s Association Of the corner specializing in kitchen first in a series of eight peal to youngsters in third to BOOKSTORE church, is under the chair- paraphernalia, a jewelry monthly educational pro- sixth grades, but all children manship of Mrs. William F. table and a baked-goods-and- grams designed to broaden will be welcome. Kirkpatrick, Rumson, and t LINDEN PL. 747.1412 RED BANK coffee shop which will go the horizons of children will There is a nominal admis- Mrs. James R. Greene, Fair be held tomorrow at 10 a.m., through the day. Bazaar sion fee and a series ticket is Haven. In the clubhouse of the Wom- No piece will go for more thin $1 million. hours are 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. an's Club of Little Silver, available that will be trans- IN NEW JERSEY IT'S We promise. Last time a Picasso went for with luncheon served from 11 Bumson Road, Miss Louise ferable within families. Next only $50—framed. Bid on the art of Brsque, a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Jost, winner of an American month's program on fossils Chagall, Dal), Friedlaender, Cropper, Leba- Freedoms Foundation award . will be presented by Norman dang, Lieberman, Matisse, Miro, Picasso, Mrs. William Scaff and and fourth grade teacher in Gionet. Other topics are ori- Russell, Shahn, Silva and Soyer. Collector's Shrewsbury Boro School, will Mrs. James Duncan are co- gami, snakes, clowns and items including graphics, walercolors, oils FABULOUS FASHION FIHDSI chairmen for Gingerbread speak on "How New Jersey ind sculptures. So bring your yen for ex- Got Its Name,"and members..„ Street. Assisting them are citement and your desire lor line art. We'll ' of the Little Silver Junior satisfy both—it's an art. Mrs. Donald Young, lunch- Woman's Club will show a IT'S A GIRL eon; Mrs. Harry Ticelmrst, movie about historical land- MIDDLETOWN - Mr. and FREE ADMISSION^ DOOR PRIZES decorating; Mrs. David Rife, marks in Monmouth County. Mrs, Joseph Uhrin, 65 Lil- •&HOPEWELL GALLERY It Tweed Coat Event! treasurer; Mrs. William The programs, sponsored lian Place, are parents of a auction conducted by; Chirln 1. Lombardo Truex, publicity; Mrs. Ken- by the Little Silver Junior daughter, Laurie Ann, born We aisiit orginuitloni In fund raising, neth Crevellng, Jr. and Mrs. Woman's Club, have been Sept. 21 in Rivervlew Hospi- for Information call tal. Mrs. Uhrin is the former 609-466-3011 luxurious woolens Vitalia Woods, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas M6r- mando of New York. for Travel, Town & Country

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CANCER CAPRICORN June 21 July 21 Dee.210an.19 The Wizard of Id Anything started now, Atmosphere is tense. Bridge Advice ^ matter how prom- Control impatience B> ALFRED SHEINWOLD ising, will be short lived. So try and irritability or you could to defer important projects. precipitate trouble. Everybody knows how to West dealer handle A-J-10 in the dummy East-West vulnerable AQUARIUS and three small cards in de- NORTH Jan.20-Feb.lS clarer's own hand. You try a • A82 Originality is among Leave your mind free finesse with the ten and later with the king. Now if South CA109852 played the hand normally, O J taking twp club finesses, East + 732 West Strath Dennis the Menace would gain the lead with the North Eist 1 O Double I 4 4(? queen of clubs in time to re- All Pass turn a spade for West to ruff. Opening lead-4 3 The defenders would get one club, one diamond, one high trump and one ruffing trick to defeat the contract. and South must discard his last club. This gives West a Now that you see the problem, look at all of the cards second diamond trick but pre- (one peek is worth two fi- vents East frorrf winning .a nesses) and see if you can club trick. Thus, East will find a way to make the con- never be able to lead a spade i tract. Don't read on until you for West to ruff.- \ have worked it out for your-'" self. *• No matter how the defense The Phantom Ace of Trumps continues South can draw the After winning the first trick rest of the trumps safely, los- «yOtP'FRI£ND,' THE BfNSAtl with the king of spades South ing only one trump and two AMBASSADOR ? VISITING THE cashes the ace of hearts. If diamonds. MAN WITH REP HAIR? the three missing trumps THIS BEGINS TO DAILY QUESTION, MAKE SENSE- break 2-1, no ruffing trick As dealer, you hold: S -i Q need be feared. When the WENT IN *** **• A " 109764H -NoneD —86 3 trumps fail to break normal- 2C - Q6 4. What-doyou ly, South leads his jack of dia- say? -:y monds. Answer: Pass. The hand. Is West steps up with the ace too weak for a shutout bid. of diamonds, and leads a low However, if you are a frisky },~ Declarer must win at,.player .with. a conservative once with dummy's ace since partner, and if you are non- a finesse would allow East to vulnerable against vulnerable return a spade. Declarer opponents, you may get good cashes thekingot diamonds results with an opening bid of to get rid of a-club and then IF 1 HAD ENW6H KEBHUPI* three spades. (But don't leads the nine of diamonds blame me if you get doubled from dummy. ami co for a ride of 900 East plays low, of course, points.) YOU CHICKENS HAV& , C0M5lfei?Afg f Beetle Bailey PUTUl2£...lF yaJ a' ggtrA STOP AN'

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Using serving National 4-H Week, this, each 4-H'er develops a Sunday through Oct. 10. project, keeps records, pre- Mr. Siver said the county's pares educational exhibits, 4-H'ers will participate in act- and makes show-and-tell pre- at BECKER Hardware ivities all week to tell the pub- sentations for the benefit of lic and prospective 4-H mem- others. bers about the Head, Heart, A total of 75 county project Hands, and Health program, winners were named this also to recruit more volunteer yea.r. James Hartman, Farm- leaders, recognize the eupport jngdale; Adele Basista, Holm- BEES DO IT! of parents, and to honor 4-H del, and Shiela Arbaczawski, friends. 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MONMOUTH COUNTY HUDSON ESSEX UNION EAST OCEAN ROCKLAND COUNTY COUNTY COUNTY COUNTY COUNTY OAKHURST CEDAR GROVE PATERSON 197 SHREWSBURY AVE. Phone 747-0465—RED BANK UNION tJTY 117 Pompton ELIZABETH BRICK TOWN SUFFERN 2113 RT. 35 100 Rrt. « Rt. J!, 1211 Kaitntdy Blvd. (Rle. 13) 10!] Elimbith Ave. I'll Rle. SB Open Mon., Wed., Thursday., Fri., Sat. 493-4022 778-6030 Alrmount' Cenl. 8(4-1042 239-«767 965-0900 BVf-2299 ?14-357-3718 CLOSED TUESDAY and Sun..8:3O A.M. to 6:00 P.M. ••/•: Student Group Asks R-FH Referendum Support BUMSbN - A group of "Contrary to public belief," tional elective courses for stu- resource centers. In a three- support the construction of a the board had "carefully con- ceed" the cost of the proposed lem. I believe that the se- sophomores at Bumson-Fair continue the students, "double dents.'The system has since page letter to the board, he $1.3 million senior wing," said s i d e r e d'' Mr. Germain's senior wing. riousness of this situation is Haven Regional High School sessions will be more costly been adopted by high schools said: "The construction of an Mr. Germain. proposals but concluded that Not Practical now beyond further consid- calls for public support of a than the proposed building across the country and is un- administration building would "If an independent study they were not feasible. "The location of a one or eration of these, points." referendum Oct. 13 that would program. It has been project- der study by university edu- provide 10 new classrooms in proved conclusively that we "If the administrative areas two-story structure between Suggests Visit . provide an addition to the ed that the additional tax in- cation departments. the old building and the con- do need additional clasrooms, were removed to a separate the stadium and the cafeteria Mr. Moody concluded the high school. p|ant and thereby crease for double session will The school administration struction of a second floor re- I would support the construc- structure, there would be a does not seem practical," letter: ''I urge you to take save the school's modular be 21 cents per $100 assessed has maintained that the sys- source lab center would pro- tion of a one-floor adminis- total instructional space re- said the letter. "In order to the time to visit the high system which is threatened value for Rumson and 20 tem, up to the present time, vide 14 more classrooms." tration building or a one-floor maining of 4,050 square feet. utilize such a limited space, school during a regular school by the prospect of double ses. cents for Fair Haven, based has served to alleviate space "I think the cost of this two lab and research center. This area would have one the building would have to be day. The overcrowding of the sions next year. on current expenses. By in- problems. floor structure might be "Finally, I am opposed to regular size classroom, four 30 feet by 30» feet long. It is classrooms, the halls and oth- The public question, placed creasing the size of the phy- Decide Future slightly higher than the pro- any construction on "the pro- small classrooms and four questionable whether the er central facilities is imme- on the ballot by the regional sical plant," the additional tax "This upcoming referen- posed senior wing. Therefore, posed site that extends be- seminar rooms with a total state Department of Educa- diately apparent and will, I Board of Education, is op- increase will be 13 cents per dum is going to decide the if we have to build a building, yond the northeast wall of the capacity of 161 students," the tion would approve such a hope, convince you of the posed by one board member. flOO assessed value in Fair type of education that future I'm in favor of a one-floor new wing as it faces Rumson letter said. "If the labora- plan. need for immediate action on Galling themselves Con- Haven and 17 cents for Rum. students of this high school structure to house either the Road. I think the present tories and resource centers "Your proposals offer addi. the proposed expansion of the cerned Sophomores of Rum- son. The increase in budget for will receive. Each voter must labs and the resource' centers proposal argues with the ar- were changed, there would be •tional classrooms but no pro. physical plant. The only al- son-Fair Haven Regional double session is estimated at ask r- do I want my child on or the administration. My chitectural esthetics of our 6,566 square feet available for vision is made for the ex- ternative will be double ses- High School, an initial group $380,000, and for the extra split sessions with many re- original position was, how. current plant and I urge you seven classrooms and six pansion of central facilities. sions and I am sure you share of eight students stated: "In space, it will be approximate- strictions on his education, or ever, that I'm not sure we to reconsider the area be- small instruction areas with a At the present time, our most our feeling that everything recent years, the commu- ly $259,550." do I want my child to receive need the additional space," tween the gfrls' gym and the 238-pupil capacity. In neither serious problem is over- possible should be done to nities of Rumson and Fair Staff Hike the benefits that Rumson-Fair he said. cafeteria for future new con- case would the proposals crowded conditions in the, avoid taking this action which Haven have defeated several The students cite reasons Haven can offer?" the stu- "I was hopeful that we'd struction if any." solve our space problems, halls, cafeteria, library and will seriously curtail our proposals aimed at easing for the higher cost of double dents conclude. commission a reputable con- Mr. Germain's letter was since we must build an addi- commons." present fine educational pro- overcrowed conditions in the gram." sessions, including "a 25-per A statement was signed by suiting firm to study our read into the minutes of a tion to accommodate a min. The letter continued: "Your school. This year the over- cent increase in the teaching eight members of the initial space problems as I'm not board meeting Monday night imum of 300 students." recommendation on outside Mr. Germain's letter was crowding has reached a criti- staff because of additional group; they were: Lisa sure we're using the space we that he was unable to attend. The board said the cost of consultants and your thoughts dated Sept. 10. The letter sent cal stage.. school hours ... and an in- Heath, Janice Holton, Peggy have as effectively as we The board sent a writen re- a n alternative two-story on the esthetics of our current could. to him on behalf of the Board "As students, we are well crease in transportation and Smith, Diane Manning, Wen- ply to Mr. Germain:. It was building suggested by Mr. plant have been considered custodial requirements." Can't Back It signed by Norman F. Moody, Germain, requiring "exten- carefully, as you well know, of Education was dated Sept. aware of this chaotic condi- dy Pierce, Matt Kondolf, 18. The sophomores' state- tion. In the, library, seats, The sophomores express Kristi Greenberg and Chip "In the absence of such a chairman of the board's build, s i v e'' alterations to the during all stages of our dis- even on the floor are scarce. special concern about the fu- Cottrell. study, I don't feel that I can ing committee. The letter said present plant, would "far ex- cussions on the space prob- ment was issued on Sept. 23. , The cafeteria features Stand- ture of the modular system used at the high school. The referendum has been ing Boom Only, and who opposed by a single member dares to try for a seat in the "Rumson Fair-Haven Re- of the regional Board of Edu. resource centers?" gional High School has long cation, Gerry. C. Germain of Cite Crowding been recognized as one of the Bumson, who last year gained The students say that the finest schools in the state be- support of a local taxpayers' Holmdel School Route Hit school accommodates 1,220 in cause of its innovative sched- group, the Rumson Value HOLMDEL - With a public taken to bind the present Goldsmith, after "consid- volving movement of a lot Holmdel Road. a complex intended for 1,050. uling system." They say the Committee. The committee hearing on the $6.7 million route. Approval of the erable error" was discovered line on Parkway Place, sub- A public hearing was set for ' Enrollment next year is ex- system is "threatened" by the successfully sought defeat of school construction bond issue school's site plan by the plan- -pected to be 1,305, they say. prospect of mandatory double public questions proposing between topographical infor- mitted by WilliamT. Walling; Nov. 5 on the tentative plat only three days away, two ners is not legally binding, ei- and a site plan and special Voters in the two commu- sessions. construction of a regionalized members of the Holmdel ther. , mation on the map and actual for North Gate, Section 3, a nities will weigh a proposed intermediate school. use permit requested by Wall- The "Mod" system was in- Township Property Owners In routine business, the ground contour at the site. 10-lot subdivision on Rt. 34. two-story separate addition to troduced here four years ago ace V. Smith, president of S & Mr. Germain this week Association clashed last night Also held were a two-lot Harold E. Harrison, Inc. is the, high school, to.house se- in order to provide flexibility counter-proposed construction with the Planning Board over Planning Board held a tenta- subdivision on Middletown M Land Survey and Engineer- ,V"' nior programs, at a cost of in use of students' and teach- of a one-floor building to the realignment of Holland tive plat for a 39-lot subdivi- Road, owned by John Moran; ing Corp. to use a protest subdivider; Frank $l,315,«00. ers' time and to provide addi. house the administration or Road included in the plans for sion submitted by Bernard another' two-lot matter in- sional building on South J> ivy owns the property. the new high school. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiagiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiio •••lllIillliaillHIIIIIllllMIIIW In a letter read to the board, HTPOA member Ken- neth W. Sofenson, Heyward fflEMOY Hills drive, claimed that ew "many people had extremely To Break Ground f< strong objections ... against a major thoroughfare dividing their school and stadium," RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1970 and urged the board to "reconsider this road alignment Church in Holmdel Sunday before the referendum," HOLMDEL - Ground Will of St. Gabriel's Church, Construction is expected to The council's responsi- slated for Oct. 13. be broken Sunday at 12:30 Bradevelt, Marlboro Town- he completed within a year, bilities include spearheading "Even though there's a cry- p.m. for the new St. Cath- ship. according to Father Scheg. the new church building fund ing need for the high school," arine's Catholic Church on The Rev. James T. Connell A building contract has drive and organization of the Administrator Named added HTPOA president Gif- Holmdel-Middletown Road. is pastor of both churches, been awarded to A.P. Busch land committee and of the with the Rev. Eugene Scheg ford J. Kelman, Duncan Construction work is ex- Contractors, Shrewsbury. Ar- parish school board, which pected to begin immediately as associate pastor. chitect is T.H. Moran of Driven the fact that "tax- administers the Confraternity on the $300,000 contemporary father Scheg served for Princeton. payers must pay for a road of Christian Doctrine pro- they don't want well in ad- American design building seven years as chaplain at Father Connell has appoint- At Monmouth Medical gram. vance of its need" may well with a seating capacity of 350. Christian Brothers Academy, ed a parish council, headed LONG BRANCH - Felix Mrs. Domenick Pilla, still decide the outcome of the Featured will be a mother's Lincroft. by Francis Gross, to act as an Father Connell says parish- M. PUla has been appointed live, Mr. Pilla graduated school referendum. room, a meeting room which The new church is on a 10.5 an v is o r y and supporting loners should feel free to call group. The action was taken administrator of Monmouth from the Pennsylvania Hospi- The realignment of Holland will convert into four class- acre tract. Building plans on any member of the council' Medical Center. tal School of Nursing for Men rooms for religious classes, were approved by the town- at the suggestion of Bishop Road, as shown on the refer- for advice or with sugges- Robert C. Stanley Jr. Df there in 1955. He received his endum flier circulated last and central air-conditioning. ship Planning Board this George W. Ahr of the Diocese Middletown, president of the bachelor of science degree in month by the Board of Educa- St. Catharine's is a mission year. of Trenton. tions. board of governors, made the business administration from tion, is the one recommended announcement. LaSalle College, Philadelphia, last February by Planning An associate administrator in 1959 and in 1961 received Board Engineer Leon S, Ava- of the 625-bed hospital since his master's in hospital ad- kian, who said the route June, 1969, and acting admin- ministration from the Colum- shown should save at least istrator since July, Mr. Pilla bia University School of Pub- $100,000 in construction costs succeeds George J. Bartel, lic Health and. Administrative over other suggested routes. whose resignation was an- Medicine in New York. The realignment, shown on nounced Monday." He began his career as a the new Monmouth County Mr. Stanley said the change head nurse In the psychiatric Master Plan as well as the In leadership comes in a time unit of Pennsylvania Hospital existing and proposed Holm- of shifting concepts of health and later served as central del master plans, will connect care delivery and financing. supply manager of Jefferson Holland Road in a right-angle "Hospitals are emerging Medical College Hospital, also intersection to Longstreet more and more as the focal in Philadelphia. Road at the latter's present point of programs designed opening onto Crawfords Cor- not only to care for the sick As part of his education ner Road. It will also lop off but to keep people well. The program at Columbia, Mr. about 14 acres of school prop- Pilla served his adminis- changes that are occurring in Felix M. Pilla erty, containing the football the economic, political, social trative residency at Hacken- stadium, from the main and educational aspects of "The confidence the board s a c k Hospital and sub- school property. our society both directly and of governors has shown in me sequently was appointed as- The county, planning on Indirectly affect methods, is deeply appreciated and I sistant administrator there. Holland Road as a future, ma- management and cost," he welcome the challenge the ap- Before joining the Catholic jor east-west traffic artery, said. pointment offers," Mr. Pilla Medical Center he was direc- will not accept the street as a The MMC board of gover- said. "Monmouth Medical tor of hospital relations for county road until the restruc- nors, Mr. Stanley added, se- Center has experienced re- Maryland Blue Cross in Balti- turing is completed. lected Mr. Pilla "to interpret markable growth in the last more, and was also associ- New Figures Coming FULFILLMENT — This is rendering of new St. Catharine's Catholic Church, Holmdol-Middlotown Road, Holm-, and implement developing decade during Mr. BartePs ated with the -Hospital Plan- Mr. Avakian last February del, which has bean in the planning stages for three years. Ground for building will be broken at 12:30 p.m. ning Association and Presby- new concepts of health care tenure. The medical center is estimated realignment costs Sunday and completion is expected within a y«ar. service as they crystallize in a community resource and as terian-University Hospital in at about $150,000, but revised response to the challenge of such must be fully responsive Pittsburgh. estimates are now being change." to the health care needs of the Mr. Pilla served on the fac- drawn up by Township Engi- people. This principle will re- Monroe Eisner, a member ulty of Columbia University's neer Richard M. Schulz that main constantly in the fore- of the board, for more than international program in hos- will include the cost of tunnel- Day Care Center Officer Has front as a guide to future half a century, its president pital administration. ing under the road for pedes- planning." for 10 years and now chair- His wife, the former Sally trian and maintenance ve- man of the Board, joined In The new 38-year-old admin- Irene Bixler. of Mt. Carmel, hicle access' between the the appointment announce- istrator joined MMC from Pa., also is a registered campus and the stadium. Long Record of Civic Service ment. ther Catholic Medical Center nurse. The township has $85,000 in Dr. Lester A. Barnett, pres- of Brooklyn and Queens, state road money earmarked Mrs. Pilla now devotes her RED BANK - Arthur- J. In Europe has the concept of assists mothers who must ident of the medical hoard, where he was director of for the Holland Road work, time to "administrating" the White of Tower Hill has been the volunteer as we do in the expressed approval of the ap- planning for the Mary Im- but must pick up all the re- work to support their children family home in Colts Neck. named second vice president states. Most countries believe pointment, and pledged the maculate Hospital division. maining road costs plus the if they want to get off wel- Their children are Mark, 16; of the Monmouth Day Care that their tax dollars pay for cooperation of the medical Beth Ann, 13; Michael, 7 and access tunnel, and $18,000 A native of Philadelphia, Center. people to he hired to do the fare; it serves families where staff. where his parents, Mr. and Matthew, 2. worth of chain link fencing illness and death have left Mr. White is no stranger in jobs we classify as volunteer along the school's 3,000-foot jobs. Voluntcerlsm is a natu- frontage along each side of the field of Monmouth,County children without a mother's children's service organiza- ral way of life in the United care. the road. There will be no States." He feels strongly financial help from the Board tions. He Is former president 20 enrolled and chairman of the board of that there will always be a Ooeanport Narcotics of Education. need for volunteers in the The day care program has Children's Psychiatric Cen- "The school board is fully United States even with the an enrollment of 20 children aware of the safety hazards ter, which he helped establish and has been In operation in 1960. increased participation of involved," board president government in social projects. since March, 1970. With the Committee Is Formed George S. Kinkade Jr. said In 1964, while heading their From Boston opening of klndercare this last night, but indicated that public relations program and Mr. White was raised in the month, an additional 15 chil- OCEANPORT - Mayor Rev. Winfred West will rep- sible assistance in any emer- foot traffic through the tunnel fund drive, he resigned to ac- Boston area and moved to dren from the Red Bank area Franklin Ingram last night resent the clergy on the com- gency. will be minimal, and limited empany his wife, Katharine Red Bunk in 10.1,1 with his are being cared for, The Cen- announced the formation of a mittee; Councilman Edward Council accepted an in- to athletic teams only for Elkus White, to Denmark wife, whose family owned the ter is in the United Methodist Narcotics Committee, which H. Urion, the council; Mrs. vitation from The Veterans of games or practice in the sta- where she served as am- property atop Tower Hill. He Church, Red Bank, under the will meet and discuss the nar- Donna Margalotti the PTA; Foreign Wars post to attend dium. Separate playing fields bassador for four years. enjoyed a long career in the direction of Mrs. Norma Jo cotics problem within the and Sgt. Clarence Cosantino, the dedication of colors sched. for gym classes are included "I see a great need for day labor relations field. During Harlachcr. borough. the police department. uled for Nov. 12; and granted on the main portion of the care centers in the United the 40's until 1951 he served ^Volunteers are in great de- Mayor Ingram said the Mayor Ingram also pro- permission for the N.J. Chap- campus. States" said Mr. White, "and as regional director of the m a n d according to Mrs. committee will meet first and claimed October as ''Join Our ter of the Leukemia Society of Mr. Kinkade added that I'm pleased to be part of a Arthur J. White Wage and Hour and Public James Stcele, Shrewsbury, draw up a plan of action, will P.T.A. Month," and urged all America, to conduct a fund "the township has guaranteed day care program in my own Contracts Division of the U.S. then report to him, before he contributes something accord- and Mrs. Virginia Lee, Little residents to join this worth drive within the borough this that they would have it (the community. I've always had Department of Labor in the can make an announcement road work) done by the time an interest in children and in ing to its financial ability. Silver, chairmen of volun- • while organization, to serve month. New York-New Jersey area. on its aims and course of act- school opens. There will be no Monmouth County. Now I These centers are completely In 1951 he became regional leers. Ion. the borough and its schools. Adopted was an ordinance construction going oh once have the time to devote to a staffed by paid workers. chairman of the Wage Stabili- Adult volunteers are asked Named to the committee Signs Are Funded creating a fire prevention the school is opened." Com- community project in which I "Since day care is such an zation Board and remained to set aside one day each were: Alfred DeSantis, Shore Councilman Francis A. code and a Bureau of Fire pietion is scheduled for am deeply interested." important program for there until the Eisenhower week, if possible. The great- Regional Hish School: Robert Margalotti moved and council Prevention. January, 1973. Compare Policies society in the United States, it Administration. After retiring est need is in the kindcrcare Price, Oceanport Grammar approved the appropriation of Council held for study the No Legal Moves The ne-.v vice president will should receive government from labor'relations work he program from 11:15 a.m. to School; Mrs. Ruth Ti'Iey, Re- $150 to cover costs of signs in only bid submitted for gar- While the proposed realign- have an opportunity to com- funds to help provide the best did the public relations and 2:30 p.m. and from 2:30 to 5 gional and Alfred Welgel, the the "Block Parent"" program, bage collection. La "Sanitas ment has "been incorporated pare day care American style programs possible and I am headed the fund drive for the p.m. Volunteers are also Oceannort boards of educa- sponsored by the PTA. Mr. Inc., of 351 OceanpDrt Ave., in all site plans to the extent to day care Danish style, pleased that this is now being Children's Psychiatric Center asked to work in the day care tion. Also to be named to the Margalotti said the program Oceanport, bid $45,000 for the of landscaping," according to since he visited many such done although in only a very until leaving for Denmark in program from 11:45 a.m. to 3 committee will be two stu- is designed to give an "Island period of March 1, 1971 to Mr. Kinkade, both he and centers when he was in, Den- limited way." 101)4. p.m. and from 2:45 until 5. dents, one from the regional of safety" fo"r children going March 1, 1972. The company Planning Board Chairman mark. In that country they are Impressed by the volunteer The Monmouth Day Care Mrs. James Steele, Shrewsbu- and one from the grammar to and from school, as well as holds the current contract for Larrabee M. Smith admitted primarily supported by state in the United States, Mr. Center answers two great ry, Is the contact for those interested In volunteering. school. » well as give children any pos- that no legal moves have been fund. However, each family Whita says that "no country needs in ;tlic community: it 14- THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.s FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1970

pheasants 34 Horses' MLS Agency Busy Puz%k 9 Cowards trots Booklet 10 Grins 37 Ireland's 13 Houses Sold RED BANK - Walker &' moved to Winter Park, Fla. By Elaine George 11 Solitary patron Walker, Realtors, members of Mr. and Mrs. Edward ACROSS 41Jinni 12 Sun disk 38 Direction RED BANK - The John F. who moved to Bedford Vil- Bed Bank Area Multiple List- Carey from La'Grange, 111., I Girl's name 42 National 13 Sharpen 40 Duck Anderson Agency, member of lage, N.Y. On Job Opportunities .• ing Service, have reported 12 purchased 11 Hamilton Hill 5 African Park 18 Turn out- 41 Frozen Red Bank Area Multiple List- Stay In Fair Haven ASBURY PARK - A publi- Ocean Development Council, - sales. Road in Lincroft from the antelope 44 Protect ward 43 Ascetic ing Service, has reported 13 Dr. and Mrs. William Calcl- cation scheduled for dis- an organization of nearly 200 sates. Mr. and Mrs. John Lawler Borden Corporation, through 10 Cabbage 45 Japanese 23 Sheltered 44 Imps wcll have moved from Lewis tribution to high school guid- business, industrial and gov- ..from Columbus, Ohio, pur- Mrs. Gloria Becht. 14 Prejudice coins side 46 Natural Mr. and Mrs. Richard EI- Lane in Fair Haven to 24 Coo- ance personnel at the shore ernment leaders of Monmouth chased the former home rf Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wells 15 European 46 Sash 24 Great - color wood have moved'from Heron ney Ten, which they pur- this week is expected to fill a and Ocean Counties. \ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Anspa- have moved from Maryland IB Egger 47 "Get ready, 25 Expanse 47 Guns: si. Road in Middletown to 29 In- chased from Dr. and Mrs. long-standing need for infor- 1t contains information '• cher at 16 Heritage Drive in to Bayna Drive in Lincroft, 17 Cape Ken- 26 "—down 48 Reverberate dependence Road, Middle- W i 11 a r d Somerville, who mation concerning non-profes- about training and education- Middletown. Mr. and Mrs. purchased from Leedsville nedy sights 50Half' ' dilly" 49 Those town, purohased from Mr. moved to Hartshorne Woods sional job opportunities in i)l requirements for jobs _ Anspachcr moved to Somer- Acres, also through Mrs. 19 Arrow 51 That girl 27 Eskimo people and Mrs. David Doran. Mrs. in Locust. Monmouth and Ocean Coun- available for high school house '• ville. Mrs. Gloria Nilson han- Becht. poison 54 Throb 50 Drop Elizabeth H. Hurd handled Dr. and Mrs. Richard ties. 'graduates who do not plan go- 28 Oozes '; died negotiations. Two additional sales by 21) Unit 55 Magazine 51 Refuse negotiations. Crawford from Shawnee Mis- The booklet, "Careers 'n ing to college. 29 Variant of 52 Damage Three additional sales by Mrs. Becht include 11 S. Lake 21 Turn 58 At that time Mr. and Mrs. W. Dennison sion, Kans., have purchased Monmouth and Ocean Coun- Maurice "Bud" Scully, di- sharply 59-A 53 Napoleon's Mrs. Nilson include 18 Car- Drive in River Plaza, pur- 59 Adjust Brown, from Shaker Heights, the former home of Mr. and ties," was published by the rector of industrial relations 22 Gift 31) Strong cord exile Isle riage Drive in Middletown, chased by Mr. and Mrs. Eu- 60 Street Ohio, purchased the former Mrs. Harold Noring at 15 Industrial Education Com- at Electronic Associates Inc., 24 Act 31 Red dye -^BB High note purchased by Mr. and Mrs. gene Ross from Cleveland, section home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rimwood Drive in Lincroft. mittee of the Monmouth- West Long Branch, and My- 25 Story 61 A few 32 Adored 57—cube William Campbell of Dallas, Ohio, from the General Mo- Boyle at Buena Vista Ave., Dr. and Mrs. Tingye Li ron L. Taylor, industrial rep- 26 Render 62 Stereo— Tex., from the Franklin Capi- tors Corporation. Solution to Friday's Puzzle Kumson, also through Mrs. have moved from Meadow resentative of the county harmless 63 Girl's name tal Corporation. Mr. and Mis. Robert Flood Hurd. Mr. Brown is with Mer- Way in Middletown to 11 1-5-8 Women's Planning Board; are co-chair- 2!) Jailed DOWN Mr. and Mrs. James Dunda havq moved from Matawan to rill Lynch, Pearce, Fenner & Sheraton Lane in Rumson, men of the committee. 1 Spanish from New York City pur- 39 Southview Tcr, Middle- 33 Deputy Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Boyle former home of Mr. and Mrs. Club Meets 34 Grassy ^ river chased 58 Crest Drive in town, purchased from Mr. moved to Bellevue Ave., Malcolm Ware, who moved U) MIDDLETOWN - The 1-5- Little Silver from Mr. and and _Mrs.__ Allan Hall, who space 2 Mountain Jlumson. Occanport. 8 Women's Republican Club Greetings Premature Mrs. John Baugher. moved to Chicago, 111. Eugene 35 Court"'"" " —'" Three additional sales by met at the home of Mrs. Whit- TORONTO (AP) - To hon- 3 Delicate Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Vin- Mr. and Mrs. William Ro- Fitzpatrick of the Holmdel of- 36 Escape Mrs. Hurd include 692 Little ney Crowell, 33 Her ririve. or his wife, Jack Goodman fabric cent 3rd from New York City, per from Tiburon, Calif., pur- fice handled negotiations. 37 Mediter- Silver Point Road, Little Sil- The speaker was Martin rented the rear windows of 25 4 Bid purchased 94 Spruce Drive In chased 54 Princeton Road in ranean ver, sold by Dr. and Mrs. Lawlor, a member of Task taxis for signs reading: "Hap- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swan- vessels 5 Appraise Fair Haven from Mr. and Fair Haven from Mr., and John J. Cowen to Mr. and Force for Better Schools. py Birthday Carol Goodman son from Erie, Pa., purchased 38 Rosier 6 Cantered Mrs. Brian Smith, who moved Mrs. Frank Leslie, who 162 Twin Brooks in Middle- Mrs. Jerrold Meyer. Dr. and to Indiana. The next meeting of 1-5-8 on your 40th birthday. Love, 39 Dandy 7 Remote: Jack." Mrs. Goodman's reac- town from Mr. and Mrs. Ken- Mrs. Cowen have moved to Mr. and Mrs. Heinz Weber, will be held at Mrs. Mary 40 Holy poet tion: "My God, it's not my neth Johnson, who have Florida. formerly of Switzerland, have Brasch's home Oct. 12. It will person 8 Brood of birthday. I have two more moved to Illinois. The sale Mr. and Mrs. John T. Con- purchased 45 Bruce Road In be devoted to hearing Repub- FALL days to enjoy being 39." was handled by James S. Cat- nolly from Buffalo, N.Y., pur- Middletown from Mr. and lican candidates. tanach Jr. chased 25 Harvard Road in Mrs. Leroy Bunell, who CLEAN-UP Fair Haven from Mr. and Maj. and Mrs. David John moved to North Jersey. Mrs. Paul Nugent, who have moved from Norristown, Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Scott NEW moved to Long Island. Shouldn't you Pa., to 165. Spruce Drive, have moved from Battin Road Shrewsbury, purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hollen- in Fair Haven to 200 Hance SHREWSBURY Mr. and Mrs. Hardy bach from Westfield have Road, purchased from Mr. purchased 15 Woodbine Ave., Mon.-Thurs. Collection McConahy, who moved to and Mrs, Michael Nanninl, pay less for Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Nego- Little Silver, from Mr. and who moved to Lincroft. October 5 tiations' were through Mrs. Mrs. Allen P. Calvert, who moved to North Jersey. Tu»s..Frf. Collection Mildred Liming of the Premier Given Advice your insurance Shrewsbury office. Eight sales negotiated by October 12 Mrs. Olivia S. Dutcher In- LUCKNOW, India (AP) - Mr. and Mrs. David J. Dun- than an unsafe driver? clude 6 Riverside Drive in can have moved from Union Woman make good mothers, Wed.-SahXollection Rumson, purchased by Mr. ... FOR A GOOD DRIVER DISCOUNT to 157 Rutledge Drive in Mid- nurses and doctors but are and Mrs.- Alfred A. Russell October 19 dletown, former home of Mr. wanting . as . administrators, from Short Hills from Mr. and contact and Mrs. Leslie F. Ditzel, said Charan Singh, chief All material miiit b* placid al Mrs. Robert S.Kirk, who who moved to Oregon City, minister of Uttar Pradesh curb. No return trips once moved to Michigan," State. He said he recom- NAVESINK ASSOCIATES ttmt It picked up. Ore. This sale was handled by Charles J. McManus. Mr. and Mrs. James E. mended to India's lady min- "YOUR ONE-STOP INSURANCE CENTER" Murray from Chamblee. Ga., ister, Indira Ghandi, a con- have purchased 10 Tuxedo stitutional amendment bar- I0BS HWY. 35 MIDDUTOWN Road in Rumson from Mr. ring women from administra- 671-0600 OLD WAGON FARM and Mrs. E. Lee Ketcham, tive posts in government. Rr. 35 and Laurel Ave., Holmdel APPLES for SALE • IrlMmae • Macewt Ecology Class Goes • Mclntoih • Opakictnr CIDER: Our Jug or Yours To Outdoor Stations OPEN EVERY DAY IXCIPT TUESDAY f •• Meet The Lawn Doctors RUMSON - Forrestdale In Miss Constance School's sixth grade took its Gryczka's art classes, appre- ecology curriculum outdoors, ciation of environment as an moving among seven teaching art form was emphasized. stations established on the The outdoor day was part o[ school grounds. an all-school program of envi- They classified and exam- ronmental education prepared ined trees and leaves with by Mr. Shanley to "develop Robert Brown, studying the an ecological and conserva- LIGHTING chemical reactions of autumn tion conscience on the part of leaves. the children.". Mrs. Josephine Stall taught how to judge distance and area with minimal measuring ECOM Hired equipment. Miss Nina Nbonan supervised identification and 470 Youth classification of plants and FT. MONMOUTH - T*e r- wildflowers. Army Electronics Command's Charles Shay's classes took 1970 Summer Employment samples of water animals, Program resulted in ttie em- plankton, mud and water ployment of 470 young people from the school pond, and from high schools and col- studied interrelationships of leges. animal and plant organisms A variety of special sum- with their environments. mer programs operated Soil ecology, including for- throughout ECOM since the mation and conservation, was middle of June. the subject of Eugene Feury's Approximately 360 county classes and Alex Shanley's youths between the ages of group, with the help of James 16 and 21 were employed by Smith, building and grounds ECOM here and in Philadel- MORTY GUDEL BILL TORRES supervisor, worked at the phia tills summer as part ot RUMSON-SHREWSBURY HAZLET-MIDDLETOWN sewage treatment plant, the President's Summer Em studying treatment and pollu- ployment for 'youth Pro OCEAN TOWNSHIP AREA - LINCROFT AREA tion. gram. 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Everyone is United Methodist Church, will chord that he owns three, this will help the members of invited. which he made himself. join Friday with other Chris- the congregation to have a tian congregations around the deeper understanding of the world in the observance of all-inclusiveness of the Chris- By ROGER E. SPEAR previously — has recently income, capital gains dis- World-wide Communion Sun- tian gospel. FURNITURE CO. Q — What do you think of stituted a 1& per cent load tributions have supplemented Philip Morris? It is now sell. charge. This fund offers max- day at the 9:30 a.m. service. The Family Night covered Keyport 264-0181 ing near its all-time' high even this in each of the last ten WEST Successful imum safety and is currently years. Keystone also offers, To emphasize the far-reach- dish supper begins at 6 p.m. 4 with the bad publicity about yielding about 7 per cent. ing fellowship in this sacra- Features... smoking. The ban on advertis- Northeast Investors, a no- at an 8.3 per cent load, sev- in Scarsi Hall followed by a * eral bond funds of varying de- ment, as the Rev. W. Winfield ing will have no effect on Investing load, is 85 per cent invested in West distributes the elements missions program in the Thomasville" sales because it pertains to bonds and preferred stock. grees of speculative quality. of the .sacrament to the com- church at 7:30 when the guest all companies. J.G. As a small investor seeking Currently yielding under 6 municants, instead of ad- speaker will be Miss Hazel EST. A — Although the ban on per cent from dividend in- the protection and generous dressing each group in the Horner from the Camden • going to radio and TV adver- income available in bonds, radio and TV advertising usual manner, he will be as- Neighborhood Center. Miss tising, less than half is ex- mutual funds specializing in sisted by two members of the Open Mon. and Fri. Evenings 'til 9 should not affect Philip Mor- pected to be channeled to Horner will also bring a youth ris' share of the^ cigarette some other sales promotion Adult Sports this area are the most con- congregation, in native dress, market it may accelerate the vehicle. For Philip Morris, venient means, of meeting Mrs. Setsuko Amburn and decline in per capita con- this savings could add 35 your investment objective. Mrs. Elsa Palmar, who will sumption. Of the funds now cents to per share earnings. A Starting Up 30 per cent jump jn first half earnings reflects inclusion for In Oceanport NURSERY STOCK NOW, FIRST MERCHANTS 1970 of 53 per cent-owned Local Securities Miller Brewing —now wholly OCEANPORT - An adult Representative inter-dealer quotations at approximately 3:00 owned. Continued strong indoor athletic program spon- p.m, yesterday from NASD. Prices do not includ.e>retail mark- growth is anticipated for this HARDY, LOCALLY GROWN Higher Interest sored by the Oceanport Rec- up, markdown or commission. diversifying tobacco com- reation Committee, will start On Re9ul< BANKS / m " pany. on Oct. 5 and will run through Div. Bid Asked /27O PoMbook Q — I have read your arti- April 8. cles pertaining to bonds pay- Beteiar-Wall National (Split 2 for 1) 2.50 65 . 4 Savings ing 8 per cent or better. Since Sessions will be held at the Central Jersey Bank (x) (xx) .40 15>/ I M* AMERICAN 4 JUNIPERS . ^ On One Year I am about to retire I am in- Maple Place School Gymna- Farmers & Merchants (x) (xx) .06 5 6 CHINESE terested in investing the mod- sium Monday through Thurs- First Merch. Nat'l Bank (x) (xx) .40 11% W* ANDORRA (Green) /270 Certificates est sum of $5,000 or less in day evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. 1st Nat'l Bk of Toms River (x) (xx) .76 ° 43 45 AW ENGLISH SARGENTS (Blue) of Deposit bonds. Please recommend First State Ocean County (x) (xx) 15ft 17)4 5 what you consider best. H.D. Monday nights will be for Keansburg-Middletown 1.20 55' 5 the grade nine through age 18 7 95 1 / IMtMIHT-40R IAMBSCAH C^HSULTATION ROLL 1/ c FERTILIZE sault on William R. Kru^ in Walter Reade-Sterllng m 4ft AERATE /2 s? FT. RESEED Long Branch April 11,1969. Window TeL T 114 (Mb. per 1.000 sq. ft. — 4.000 sq ft. minimum)

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pe*v SPRING: Sted, Pre-amergnt Crobgrait Central, Spot Weed Schools Proposal Control, Power Roll, Power Aerate. COLTS NECK - A $240,000 $487,886 referendum which in- LATE SPRING: Complete Weed Control, Chinch Bug Control, school board referendum pro"' cluded $212,886 for the addi- Sod Web Worm Control. Army Worm Control. Fungus posal to buy a tract of land tion of shop and home eco- Control, Fertilize, 2nd Pre-emergent Crobgrou Control. that will eventually contain nomics facilities at the Cedar fhe boat has docked! SUMMER: Poir-emergent Crabgrut Control, Chinch lug Con- two new schools will be ex- Drive School, and well as trol. Frnigin Control, Fertilinr 3B UF — plained at a public hearing $275,000 for the 50-acre tract. Com* to our authentic dock tide display, complete with the sounds & next Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. in The new referendum figure, tights of the sea. S«« thousands of tulips, hyacinths, end daifodllil Just COMPLETE Per. Sq. the Cedar Drive School. which is less than half the arrived! Waiting for youl Bring the children! • 4,000 Sq, Ft. Minimum 2%' Foot The referendum, if ap- amount requested in the proved Oct. 13 by the voters, spring, may be reduced even further, since the. board does Buy direct from our dockside display.. ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIAL DISCOUNT CERTIFICATE! would enable the board to buy from the Lovett Corp. 50 not expect the cost per acre JUST LIKE BUYING OFF THE BOA T Call Anytime for a Free Estimate acres of land off Laird Road, to exceed $4,000, said Dr. in the eastern section of the Unger. . township. The $240,000 Includes 747-2183 The $240,000 bond would $200,000 for land, plus the pay for site acquisition, legal maximum anticipated for ad- and bonding fees, and site im- provements, Superintendent ditional costs, such as pos- eff ete LAWN SERVICE of Schools Dr. Roy J. Unger sible condemnation proceed- said. ings. However, the board will Mcnmouth County's This is the school board's issue bonds only for the second plea for public approv- amount needed. Original Automated al of the expenditure, Dr. Lawn Service! Unger explained. Township THis school district of three vfltprs rpipcted Mav 12 a elementary schools, with present enrollment of 1,370, Bulb growing is an • expects to grow to a 1-716-pu-- pil district by the school year Educational Project 1973-4. The board is holding the for School Kids! ¥ Here are but a few good Ideal! referendum now in order to be able to obtain and prepare FALL PLANT1HG the land and build a K-5 or K- Special Hyacinth glasiei ere 6 school for 500 students, to be available for growing fhate BORDEN'S SALT GRASS ready for occupancy by the fragrant flowari without soil. fall of 1973. . Add water only end t«e the NUTRO HAY SEED This would be the first roots grow thru the glass. FERTILIZER N. J. MIXTURES school In the district to be located considerably east of Rt. Bulb Forcing 34 to serve the eastern part of Fool Tulipi by cooling; a re- STERILIZED the township. The closest frigaratorj will do it. After a OLD school now is the Atlantic short dormancy, they'll b* ready AGRICO TOP tq grow. BLOOMS BY CHRIST- ENGLISH Elementary School, just east MAS. FERTILIZER SOIL of Rt. 34. GRASS SEEDS If the referendum Is un- Paper Whites proved, the board will be able 0 Evan the imalleit Itidt can do to acciuire enough land for it; flvsn kindergarten and fint BO-VUNG PEAT NUTRO three new schools, two on the grade. Plant theie Narciuut in Laird fload site and another HOLLAND BULBS! 'Watered itonss and watch the MOSS Shopping at Turner Bros, ii a unique pleaiure, flower* grow, right out of the GRASS SEEDS in the Western section, on the bulb*. same nronErtv a<; the ^"inver Viiit our huge display. You're sure to find all the ATLAS Prad Scho"'. hni't in W>. flower bulbs you need ... at prices you con VISIT OUR EXPERTS afford. FISH LOFTS This would put the board FOR MORE SCHOOL PINE MULCH "in an excellent nosition for GROWING PROJECT EMULSION GRASS SEEDS the orderly development of IDEASI and the school district accnrdlnq BARK to tfce reef's of the commu- SCOTTS nity," said Dr. linger. BONE . \. GRASS SEEDS MEAL Ocean Spray Analyzed CHIPS MOSCOW (AP) - A group RUSTIC of Soviet scientists said ocean - REDWOOD sprays raised by heavy winds LIME BARK TUBS 1 carry sulphurous compounds, salt solutions and micro-organisms that seriously ham- NURSERY, INC. SYCAMORE AVE. 584 RIVER RD. per visibility at sea. Rt. 7 i, Monmouth Rd., Weit Long Branch, N.J. Phone (or directions 229-2587 SHREWSBURY FAIR HAVEN Drug Addiction Problem? HOURS: 9-6 daily; Sat, & Sun. 9 to J LAWES 741-6300 747-1030 Call 088-8333 For Help Day or Might. 16 THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOm N. J.s FBIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1970

Cubs Rout Mets for Cash AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL East Division . East I.... w i, ret. Pittsburgh 89 73 .___ by TOM SALADINO A crowd of 48,314 packed into fifth place, one-half game turned the north Philadelphia Philadelphia moves into a | Washington 3-2, Oakland Baltimore „ 1OS 51 .667 Chicago 84 78 .51B 5 New York 93 69 .574 New York S3 79 .512 6 Associated Press Writer Shea Stadium, giving the ahead of the Expos, who fin- ball park into a souvenir new park next season. The 61- stopped Milwaukee 5-4 and Boston -_• 87 7J .537 St. Louis 76 88 .469 13 Detroit 79 63 .488 Philadelphia 73 88 .453 15<& The Chicago Cubs are a Mets a home attendance ished last. free-for-all as they tore up year-old stadium opened on Cleveland ..... 76 86 .469 Montreal 73 88 .431 1« California topped Chicago 5-4 Washington 70 S2 .432 Went Division little bit richer today thanks mark of 2,697,479, the second Fans armed with hacksaws, pieces of tarpaulin on the April 12,1909. Weil Division Cincinnati 102 60 .630 — best in major league history. field, stole the bases and in 13 innings. Boston and New Minnesota 97 65 .601 Los Angeles 87 74 .6)0 1454 to Ferguson Jenkins and the crowbars, and hammers In other NL games, Cincin. Oakland 89 73 .547 San Francisco ; 8S 76 .531 16 Philadelphia Phillies got a lift Gamble, the Phils center swarmed over Connie Mack home plate, and ripped up en- nati whipped Atlanta 4-1, York ended their schedule California 86 76 .531 Houston 79 83 .48B 23 Milwaukee 65 86 .404 32(4 Atlanta 78 86 .469 28 from Oscar Gamble to escape fielder, ripped a two-out, run Stadium after Tim McCarver tire rows of seats. Houston edged San Francisco Wednesday. Kansas City 65 67 .401 33 San Diego 63 99 .388 39 Chicago 56 105 .348 42 Yesterday'! Rmulti the embarrassment of the scoring single in the 10th in- scored on a tenth inning A scheduled presentation of 5-4, Pittsburgh drowned St. The Minnesota Twins Chicago t, New York 1 Yesterday's Iteifults Philadelphia 2, Montreal 1. 10 In- basement as the National ning, giving Philadelphia a 2- single by Oscar Gamble and several prizes, including a Louis 9-5 and Los Angeles plotted simple strategy to Detroit 1, Cleveland 0 nings » secured the Phillies 2-1 beat San Diego 7-4. Baltimore 3, Washington 2 Pittsburgh 9, St. Louis 5 League regular season came 1 victory over Montreal be. new car, had to be postponed challenge the favored Balti- California 5. Chicago 4 , Cincinnati 4. Atlanta 1 to a close. fore 31,882 in the final game triumph over the Montreal because of the bedlam. After In the American League, more Orioles in the American Minnesota i, Kansas City 0 Loa Angeles 7. San Diego 4 Oakland 5, Milwaukee 4 Houston 5, San Francisco 4 Jenkins, the Cubs' hard- ever to be played at Connie Expos last night in the last a drawing today winners will Detroit nipped Cleveland 1-0, League championship series Tomorrow's Playoff Tomorrow's Playoff Baltimore (Cuellar 21-9) at Min- Cincinnati (Nolan 21-7) at Pitts- throwing right-hander, mow. Mack Stadium. game at the stadium. be notified by telephone or Minnesota blanked Kansas that opens Saturday at Metro- nesota (Perry 24-12) burgh (Bills 13-101 ed down the New York Mets The triumph lifted the Phils Much of the crowd of 31,822 mail. City 4-0, Baltimore nudged politan Stadium. last night on a two-hitter, nailing down second place in the East by a game over the defending world champions with a 4-1 victory. League Playoffs Will Open The second place finish is worth approximately $1,300 per man while third is worth $400. Hitless for Six In Face of Umpires' Strike Jenkins, 22-6, a 20-game winner for four consecutive seasons, held the Mets hitless NEW YORK (AP) — The not yet become involved in World Series will be played as Series - from $5,000 to $6,500 for six innings before Ken league championship playoffs the negotiations but that talks scheduled," Kuhn said. and we set $2,500 as the figure Singleton doubled opening the and the World Series will be with the umpires were being Feeney, in New York, ac- for the playoffs," the Nl, ex- seventh. Singletown also played as scheduled, base- carried on by the league pres- knowledged that he had en- ecutive said. "We now have doubled in the ninth. ball's Commissioner Bowie idents, Charles "Chub" Fee- gaged in some discussions but made what we consider a fair The Cubs got a two-run Kuhn insisted yesterday in ney of the National League said he did not expect the is- offer for a raise. single from Randy Hundley the face of a threatened strike and Joe Cronin of the Ameri- sue to be resolved until after 1 'If they choose to stay out, and Joe Pepitone's 26th by umpires who want more can. the umpires meet today. we can get umpires. We hope homer, a two-run shot, in sup- pay. "Whatever the outcome, the "A year ago we gave them it doesn't come to this. But port of Jenkins, who struck "Every effort is being made league championships and a $1,500 raise for the World the series will go on." out eight and walked two. to reach an agreement," the commissioner said. The best-of-five league Mets' Fans playoff series opens tomorrow, Baltimore at Minnesota Grand Prix Payoff for the American League title Still Loyal and Cincinnati invading Pitts, NEW YORK - The New burgh for the first two games York Mets may bave been of the National League test. dropped to third place In the Starting date for the World Largest in History National League's Eastern Series, a best-four-of-seven Division, but they're still first competition, is Oct. 10. : In the hearts of their fans. The umpires are demanding By The Associated Press place before the 1971 event. Jackie Ickx of Belgium and. The U.S. Grand Prix, offer, The entry list includes former Clay RegaEzoni of Switzer- An unbelievable crowd of a minimum of $5,000 to work SOUVENIR SEATS — Group of souvenir-hunting fans carries row of seats across world champions Jack Brab- land. Between them, they, 48,314 turned out for last the playoffs and $10,000 for ing the largest payoff in road the infield as thoie attending final game in the existence of Connie Mack Sta- ham, Jackie Stewart, Dennis have won the last three For-. night's season finale against the World Series compared racing history, and two key Hulme, John Surtees and Gra- mula One races, and Ickx is' the Chicago Cubs to bring the dium in Philadelphia took trie park apart 'after the final out last night. The crowd with $2,500 and $6,500 for each events for USAC and NAS- ham Hill all in new cars. the only driver who has a Shea Stadium season attend- of 31,822 turned the stadium into a souvenir free-for-all as they also ripped up man in the two events respec- CAR drivers top the weekend chance of overcoming the 45 ance total to 2,697,479, the tively a year ago. auto racing schedule. But the team to beat, both pieces of tarpaulm, stole the bases and 'homeplate and dug up the infield sod. points toward the world driv- second highest hi major The umpires, members of The Grand Prix, with a in qualifying and in Sunday's The field began its career at Shibe Park in April 1909. (AP Wirephoto) ing title compiled by Kindt league history. the Major League Umpires guaranteed purse of $250,000 108-lap, 248-mile chase, ap- before he was killed Sept. 4 Association, have called a and at least $50,000 to the win- pears to be the blood red Fer- in Italy. meeting today In Chciago. ner, will be raced over the 2.3 raris of Belgium driven by "They have offered us $500 mile circuit in Watkins Glen, over last year for each of the N.Y. Sunday. Thirty cars Mayo's Out; Martin's In? series," said Augie Donatelli, have been entered. Beman's Record 63 a National League umpire USAC drivers will compete who is a. director of the asso- for $75,000 in prize money DETROIT (AP) - "It al- where the Disney World said it wasn't because he ex- the games. ciation. "That's peanuts." tomorrow in a 300-mile event ways will end this way," said Amusement Park Is being pected to be fired. Donatelli was asked if a for Indianapolis championship Sets Pace in Azalea He seemed somewhat re. walkout was imminent. Detroit Tigers manager Mayo built near Orlando. "I told Jim I wasn't coming lieved he was through with cars at the Trenton Fair WILMINGTON, N.C. (AP) were tied for second at 65. ','The fellows have to vote Smith af he filed out of his Despite a drastic season back. No way would I come the Tigers. He smiled. He Grounds track. Kain last Sun- — Deane Beman charged in Homeniuk was off winging on it — I can't say," he said. clubhouse office for the last and fourth place finish in the back," he said, referring to joked. But for a time his eyes day had forced a week's post- with a record-equalling eight- with six straight birdies anc "But you can draw your own time. American League East, Jim Campbell, Detroit gener- welled up with tears he never ponement. under-par 63 yesterday to added 12 pars as he shot 36< conclusions. "I said it before-you either Smith's Tigers went out a al manager. let slide down his face. ' Most of NASCAR's top grab the first round lead by 29, playing the back nine get fired here or somewhere winner as John Hlller fired a "I know last year some of Grand National stock car two strokes in the $60,000 Aza- first. After the 55-year-old Smith ,In his four years as man. else," he added. two-hitter yesterday as De- the fellows were a little shaky drivers are entered in a 250- lea Open Golf Tournament. left the clubhouse he spent ager of the Tigers his teams and they agreed to a settle- Five were grouped at 66. Thus Smith, who managed troit nipped Cleveland 1-0. mile, $30,000 event at North quite a while with newsmen in finished second, first, second ment short of their demands. Beman, 32, of Bethesda, They included Cesar Sanudo, the Tigers to a world's cham- Smith said he knew three the Tiger Room at Tiger Sta- WilkesbOro, N.C., Sunday. Md., winner of the Milwaukee Joe Campbell, Al Balding, pionship in 1868, acknowledg- and fourth. In 1968 he man- I don't think they're shaky weeks ago he wouldn't return dium, a room with a bar "aged them to their first pen- 1 any more. We have all the In addition, there is $27,000 Open earlier this year, had Bobby Mitchell and Martin ed he won't be the Tigers' to extend his four-year tenure where team management and in prize money up for grabs in eight birdies and 10 pars in Roesink. manager next season. The nant and World Series cham- umpires behind us." as Tigers manager. But he -newsmen have dinner prior to a pair of 100-mile races for his 30-33 round to tie the Cape club scheduled a press confer- pionship In 23 years. Kuhn said he himself .had The 6,575-yard course took modified cars at Dover, Del., Fear Country Club course a beating as 70 of the 144 ence for 2 p.m. EDT today Sunday. The two races have and is expected to then name record. players broke par. Seven drawn most of the nation's Wilf Homeniuk of Winnipeg, were bracketed at 67, four former Minnesota Twins man- short track drivers. ager Billy Martin as Smith's Canada, and George Johnson strokes off the pace. They Turner Paces Wave Win , Course Modified of Atlanta, Ga., each seeking were Rafe Botts, John Schlee, replacement. Long Branch's Glenn Turn- Point Pleasant Boro, 20-36; Ix>nr Branch (27) -Man. licit. 138) Tonu River 8. (20) - Aabur; Pk. (43) At Watkins Glen, the Grand Larry Ziegler, Bill Garrett, "I've enjoyed my stay here 1. ulenn Turner (LR>, 12:25; 2. • 1. Bob Whlteman (A), 13:22; 2. his first PGA tour victory, cr set a new course record at Keyport knocked off Wall Charllo Close (MR), 12:41; 3. Uay Cliff Daulrlch (T), 13:&i 3. Bob Prix drivers tackle a course Ron Reif, Randy Wolff and very much," Smith said to' Lenllo (MR). 12:491 4. Rich Crump Maher (Tl. 13:30: 4. Jim Cannon Monmouth Regional with a Township, 18-37; Manasquan 11,01. 12:52: 5. Tom Jones (LBi. (T), 13:45: 5. John Decker (Ti. that has been modified Harry Toscano. - newsmen wh» crowded his time of 12:25 yesterday as the 13:21; 8. Mark Glonsrm tMRi. 13:27: 13:57; 6. Bill Reen (T), 13:31); 7. slightly since the late Jochen tiny clubhouse office. lost to Southern Regional, 17- 7. John Whittle (LB), 13:35: 8. Joe Davn Corrlgan (T), 14:17: 8. Mike Cross-Country Defending champion Dale Green Wave edged the Fal- 46, and Central Regional and .lonlnn (MB), 13:43; I). John Oanlcy Charlie IT), 14:18; 9. Paul Osche Rindt of Austria set the For- "I will not divulge my fu. (MR). 13:47: 10. Fred Carl (LBj. iAi. 14:18; 10. Wayr.t Welli (A), Douglass, who played in a cons, 27-28. Jackson Township tied at 28- 14:21. mula One qualifying record of Meet Slated threesome with Beman, shot hire plans," he said, adding 130.15 miles per hour last Mlddletown Township hand- 26V. Mlcldlrlmvn (27) - Ilarllan l» LAKEWOOD — Some 60 a 69, along with 15 others. later that he has no definite 1. Warren Gordon (m, 12:34; 2. HI. Koifl (ID) - Red Bank net. (4!) year. Parts of the course ed Rarltan its first loss in two IlrD Hunk Cillh. VM • Main Pol (33) Polo Manning (Ml. 12:37: 3. Kvvln 1. Jim Pinitar (St. R). 14:49; 2. teams are expected to com- plans yet. I; Krnn RIIIIIVBII (Fli. J2:o;i: 2. Banks (lli, 13:01: 4. John Mitchell Mike Looney (St. R); 3. Joo Thomp- have been repaved and a Beman, former U.S. and years by downing the Rock- Tom Clark I Mil .1. Chrln Dnrmvun (Mi. 13:11: B. Mike nem (it). 13:16: son (SI. R): 4. Jack Johnson ; ». Tom Morrison (0); 10. and made his par putt, ,.•>, I. Bob Clement* (Ki, 20:33: 2. Dwano Hutford (F). English Ford, will take place The rest of the schedule: In other contests, Freehold Monmouth College evened its LtHter Pierce (M). 2fl:«: 3. Tom RENT A CAR cross country record at 2-2 While (K). 20:87; 4. Olcnn Johnston Brick Two. (21) • Toms Hlver N. (40) tomorrow at the new East Freshman "A" — 11:30; JV "I played very well," said won its fifth meet by defeat: 1. Monty Little (T), 13:31; 2. Ed DAY • WEEK • MONTH here yesterday by nipping (Ml, 27:13; t. KeVln McOnrty (M). Morgan (B), 12:(li; 3. Jolt Kline (B). Side Park, Harrison Avenue "B" - 12; JV "A" - 12:30; Beman. "My approach' game ing Ocean Township, 20-43; 27:41); 6. Dave Sclranockor (KI, 12:51: 4. Ron Brook* (BL 12:83; Kings College, 26-29. 28:16; 7. Bob IllldcrbrHinll (M) 5. Jotr Orcve (Bi. 12:M; 6. Bob Han- and Mechanic Street, starting College and Alumni — 1 p.m.; was just about as good as it WALL Toms River beat Asbury 28:211; B. lloylo Mozpo (M). 28:31); cock (T), 12:50: 7. GBorje Oroh , at 9 a.m.' Varsity "C" - 1:30; Varsity could be. I didn't drive the The Hawks will meet New 1.1:01: 8. Pat waters <8>, 13:07; 9. LINCOLN-MRRCURY Park, 20-43; Brick Township I). Mlk« Plnkhnm HO, 29:16; 10. Kick McCarthy (B). 13:08; 10. Ernls Red Bank area youngsters "B" — 2; Varsity "A" - ball solid half the time, but I Shriwibury Avt. at Sycomort Haven next. Olen Jenwen (K), 2P:S1.. Iremongor (B), 13:10. topped Toms River North, 21- 8-13 years of age are eligible. 2:30. ' kept it in play." 747-5400 40: Marlboro dropped one to PREE: Drivers Helmets. To the 1,000 girls or boys who come in first. Is this how money flows •f through your hands? October 3rd is Helmet Day at It's made of gold and black Freehold. shatterproof plastic and it's It is if you're like most of us. And suppose Which means the first 1,000 girls emblazoned with our Freehold seal. the tap gets turned off? and boys (between ages 12 and IB What do we have for mom and That's why a carefully planned insurance and accompanied by an adult) get a dad? 11 races, five exactas, a daily program is so essential. It can provide security. drivers helmet free. double and a happy kid. Funds to get kids through college. Funds for re- The helmet is just like the ones Post time is 1:30. So be there. tirement. Funds for emergencies. our drivers wear. Early. ~ Talk to the man from Provident Mutual. Be frank with him about your financial needs and objectives. Counselling is his business. You'll find Freehold Raceway him understanding, highly informed, and very low-key. The Win-Place-Show Place And very useful for cutting down on out- IN APPRECIATION — Frank J. Monica, right, general manager of + h e Molly Freehold, N.J. Where JlfcRte. 9 & 33 meet. flow. Pitcher Inn, Rad Bank, rocoivas a Certificate of Appreciation from officers of local area Flotilla 22 of the U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary for his continuing efforts William J. he Baron in promoting Small Boa) Handling and Water Safety Classes. Making the pre- 43 West Front Street PROVIDENT sentation, loft, is Louis A. Bopp, 297 Fair Haven Road, Fair Haven, past cap- Red Bade, N. J. 741-79W MUTUALBm LIFE tain of the Sandy Hook Division, Flotilla 22. Looking on is A. John Erlacher, 36 Rivordale Avo., New Shrewsbury, flotilla vice commander. -THE DAILY REGISTER. RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN. N. J.s FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1970 17 sticator's Dilemma In 18-Game Weekend Card , A slam-bang slate of football opened the season last week, and there were the usual surprises that accompany every season's inauguration. This weekend, the weather may cool a little, but the 18- game schedule won't. Four games kick off the action today, with three under the arcs. Crbydon Hall Acade- my, which did not field a team a year ago, returns to the wars at The Englewood School this afternoon, while Red Bank Catholic visits Toms' River to meet St. Jo- seph's, Mater Dei is in Some- r v i 11 e against Immaculata and Phillipsburg plays host to Brick Township, all tonight. Tomorrow's 14-game card is highlighted by several significant Shore Conference contests. In the "A" Division, Middletown Township will be at home aginst improved La- kewood, and Raritan enter- tains Toms River North in Red Bank. The key "B" Division clashes will be the rivalry between Asbury Park and OPPOSING LINEBACKERS — When Matawan Regional visitj Long Branch for tomorrow's big non-Confer- Ocean Township on the Spar- ence test, the Green Wave's Bob Davies, left, and the Huskies' Mike Herb will back up the lint for their re- tans' field, and Red Bank Re- spective teams on defense. On offense, Herb k Matawan's starting center. (Register Staff Photot) gional's trek to Toms River South. Freehold is at home against Monmouth Regional. Mater Del (0-1) at Inimacu- town Township (01): The Pi- Shore Regional (1-0) at How- mild Metuchen should be tak- In "C" play, Shore Region- lata (0-1): The Seraphs may ners mopped up weak Free- ell (0-1): The Blue Devils, en. al travels to Howell and Ma- be in for a long season, but it hold last week and will fresh from their suprising Jackson Township (1-0) at nasquan welcomes Jackson could be even longer for the charge into the Lions' lair In opening game victory over Manasquan (1-0): Manasquan Township, while "D" Division home club. hopes of sweeping last year's Ocean, try to make an im- has become the team to beat contests are Keansburg at Brick Township (0-1) at Shore Conference "A" proved Rebel club victim in the "C" Division. Jackson, Marlboro and Wall Township Philllpsburg (0-1): After suf- champs out of the race. number two. with the reputation as the fering a heartbreaker against at Keyport. Monmouth Regional (0-1) at Asbury Park (10) at Ocean team every body beats, has tough North Bergen, the TODAY Freehold (0-1): A possible Township ((-1): The Bishops no time to rest on its laurels McCandless: Tigers Green Dragons could find , Croydon Hall Academy (0-0) Falcon epitaph: "Shot down have speedy Tom Murphy. after its victory last week. their winning formula. at The Englewood School (1- over Freehold Field." It The Spartans have memories. Iiamapo Regional (0-1) at 0: The Cardinals from Leon- TOMORROW would be the first win in quite Look for Asbury Park to Neptune (0-1): Iiamapo is like ardo get back to the gridiron Matawan Regional (iVO) at some time for the Colonials. cause big trouble in the "B" the planet Pluto; you hear for the first time in two years Long Branch (0-0-1): A wild Toms River North (0-1) at Division. about it, but you never see it. Won't Beat Selves The Fliers will get their first and should receive a lesson in Raritan (1-0): The Mariners By The Associated Press it," McCandless said of Plum- Rutgers travels to Cam- and wooley scramble. Watch Wall Twp. (0-1) at Keyport (0- the art of football. ** that Huskie defense on the have a hard time holding onto 1): Wall has the kind of offen- look and will be after their Jack McCandless, the mer, who threw for two touch- bridge, Mass, to play Har- first win. Princeton coach, had W downs antr scored one him- TONIGHT Green JVave lawn. the ball. Raritan should pick sive attack that can give most slow to predict success for his self, in addition to calling 70 vard, also a winner in its only Red Bank Catholic (0-1) at Red Bkk Regional (1-0) at up and go in this tussle which teams nightmares. Tomorrow Central Regional (0-1) at Charges but he appears to i per cent of Princeton's plays. game, and also a strong St. Joseph's (TR): The Toms River South (0-0-1): has been moved to the Red night should be a tough night Point Boro (1-0): This battle have changed his tune. team. The Scarlet Knights, Caseys will have to go some The Bucs are more offensive- Bank High School Athletic in dreamland for the Red Rai- could turn a lot of heads, but Opposing coach John Bate- field. ders. "We won't beat ourselves. now 1-1, did riot play the to stop a potent Griffin at- minded this year.' They will look for the Boro to capture man of Rutgers said Hum- tack. Nate Kelly, a Marlboro need all they can muster Rumson-Falr Haven Regional number 31. Other teams will have to beat mer will be a top quarterback Crimson in 1969. Keansburg (0-1) at Marlboro import, scored four times last against the Indians, who (0-1) at Metuchen (0-1): The Southern Regional (1-1) at us," a satisfied McCandless if he keeps up his momentum. (1-0): Bob 2 Glisson's Titans week. showed their defensive teeth may come a little bit closer to Purple Bulldogs lost to Gar- Point Beach (0-1): Another said after he reviewed films Plummer & Co. tackle Co- against Long Branch. that long-awaited victory, but den State Conference power tossup, with the Rams taking of the 41-14 whipping Prince- lumbia's Lions in one of two Rumson Perfect Lakewood (10) at Middle- they still may not feel it. Carteret last week. Meek and a slight edge. ton administered to Rutgers New Jersey home games this Electricians Golf last Saturday. Saturday. In NJSTA Loop At Battleground Club "That was the best effort Lions Improved Rumson added a little day- iiiiaiiiiiiiwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiBiiaiHa we've had in an opening game Columbia won its opener light between itself and the MANALAPAN - The Bay. since I've been here," said from Lafayette, 23-9, and is rest of the pack in the N.J. shore Electric Association the coach. McCandless as- generally regarded as vastly Shore Tennis Association's will hold its annual golf tour- sumed top command last year improved over last season, Junior League Tuesday by nament Thursday, Oct. 8, at Register Staff Forecast after 10 years as an assistant. when it won only one game. sweeping Navesink, 3-0. the Battleground Country "Princeton unrolled an offen- Like Princeton, Columbia is Club here. CHUCK RICH i JONNI sive machine that wound up In other league action, New Tee off time is 10 a.m. and depending largely on new- Monmouth blanked winless TRIBLEHORN NICOLETTI FAtK WALSH with 371 yards on the ground comers. the tournament is open to the and surprised on defense by Ocean Township, 3-0, and public. (12-4-1 .750) (9-7-1 .563) (9-7-1 .543) (9-7-1 .563) Little Silver shutqut West keeping the Scarlet Knights to A dinner will follow the TODAY minds 20 yards rushing. Long Branch, 3-0. Yesterday's N.J.ST.A. LEAGUE STANDINGS day's event and awards will Croydon Englewood 35-12 En»lewood 13-6 Englewood 12-6- Englewood 21-7 It was quite a contrast to W ™" - ••> jt be presented to the top com- Rumson _ ...... 15 0 TONIGHT their 1969 debut, when Rut- Results Navesink -.._.— ,10 New Monrnnuth „.. _„ 9 5 petitors. Door prizes also will gers embarrassed them, 29-0, LonR Branch „ 0 « be awarded. R. B. Catholic—St. Joieph'i St. Joe's 20-13 St. Joa'i 22-20 R. B. Catholic 20-16 St. Joe'i 28-15 ' 1«t—PACK; 1 M; $1,400: T-2:09.J Middletown TownaMp 8 6 in the televised Centennial Gentry Volo (Oagtrdl) 17.20 8.00 B.60 Little silver .!£ _i. 8 Jack Johmeier is chairman Mafer Dei—Immacula+a Immaculata 13-12 Mater O»i 13-6 Immaculata 27-18 Immaculata 14-7 Game. And it was quite an Paddy Wagon (Paradla) ...12.00 7.20 West Long Branch 1 ,1 Camden Sidney (Gray) _ 4.00 of the event. auspicious debut for Rod Ocean Township 0 15 Brick Twp.—WiiUipsburg Brick 16-7 Brick 17-13 Brick 16-13 Brick,28-14 Aid—PACE: 1 M; 11,800: T-l:0S.3 Plummer,. a junior starting • Proud Man (Cote) 9.20 3.80 3.80 TOMORROW Regal Chler (Lutman) 4.60 3.8a his first game at quarterback Carpathian (Field) _ 4.40 ' Red Bank—TOIM River S. , Tomi River 13-7 Tomt River 21-14 Red Bank 20-14 Tomi River 21-14 after .playing on defense a Malaw^n—Long Branch Long ftrancli 2f>l4 Long Branch 14-10 year ago. Dally Double (5-8) t»8.4» . Matawan 20-13 Long Branch 21-14 Raritan—^Tomt River N. Rari+an 19-6 Raritan 20-6 Raritan 14-6 Raritan 27-7 "He drilled the ball hard 3rd—PACK; 1 M; II,MO; T-3:MU Freehold Today Air Race (Dema«) ...... 2.60 2.60 2,60 Marlboro 19-13 Marlboro 12-8 and right where he wanted Aria Senator (Flllon) 4.40 3J00 Keansburg—Marlboro Keansburg 12-6 Marlboro 19-6 A Dixie Duke (McKcnna) 4 80 Entries Monmouth Reg.—Freehold Monmouth Reg. 12-6 Freehold 12-6 Frethold 6-0 , Freehold 13-6 Exact* (3-6) IM.tO Shore Reg.—Howell Shore Reg. 27-6 Shore Reg. 30-6 Shore Rag. 24-6 Shore Reg. 28-0 1ST—1 M.f Face; 11,300. Happy Hal N (D. Wood) 4lh—PACE: 1 >F; (1,600; T-2:Q8.3 Lynnhurst (H. Ffllon) 6-5 Elwoo.l Tatum (E. Manadeld) Lakewood—Middletown Middletown 20-13 MiddUtown 21-19 Lakewood 19-7 Laic*wood 21-13 Coirttall (Tullno) 6.60 3.« 3.20 Bonny Patrick (D. Price) 6-1 Ralntree Adlon (Huebach) ..3.20 3.20 .Le . a Gir_ l. (H.. . QagllardlJagllardl)) _ 6-1 8TH-1 )l,; Face; (3,50. Atbury Park—-Ocean Twp. Asbury Park 26-13 Aibury Park 2LI4 Asbury Park 26-6 Asbury Park 21-13 Michael N (Dicfenbach) .4.00 Jimmy Gene (E. Lohmeyer Jr) 6*1 Lord Avon N (M. Ptsko) 5.2 Tuckaway rtp|, at Nojtfune lllh—PACE; 1 Ml »l,700; T-t:07.1 Terry Forbes i.M. Deutschj 5*2 Shep (8. Smith) l!-l <:rosn Country Southern JICK. at Point Reach The AKony (Browne* 4.60 3,Rn2.Wl Junta Dame (W. Pocxai 7-2 Bcofly Lobell IM. Hubbard) 20-1 KeanshurE al Pdlnt Plcsitant Ilear.h Gnrdtn Hlalu Cofiforenre • Rtq, »44 Ony Shcppard (Sharkcy Jr. 12.60 7.00 Captains Daughter 4M. Hubbard) 4-1 ntjm«on'K«.lr Haven Rej[. at Mj». $144 Croydon Hall at Wardlaw School Harriets Slater (My«r) 4.00 KustvB Chler in. noilgers) a-1 TO.M tucnen • ^, • 4«l Jl:t«r Ooldcn Mactc IH. Kelly) 81 on now Cy cry (B, Wcbtlcr) 6-1 YOUR C 1 Smith IC. Smith Jr) h-1 Selections Medic Pride IM. (lagllardl) 8-1 I—r.ynnhnml, ft fllr I, Jimmy CHOICE Showells DcRota IU. Me Kcnna) li)-l ripnn 4 Oregon's Jean (A. Thomas) 20-1 t—Atlon lark. Btrker Hanover, Honey R*ar COMMERCIAL- RESIDENTIAL • ALL 4 » • SHEETS ffTII—I M,: Trot; W.600. t—Mrnt Miirlha, Kr Hurt, |4har SALE r.g. SALE Poplar Jamie (V. Ferriero) 2-1 Trrrl rig. Carmlk r R. Lohmeyor Jr) ^-1 <—llrmon Dull. Illdranay 1'uddln, Sag* truth . 6.20 Amarlcon Birch 12.60 S.ff raillmr l'rr>lon 2.n HI Way Ticket (W. Lane) 4-1 Ircjll'n Cjwitnur . 6.?C Cailllian Walnut . 12.80 5.49 Victor Scamp iC, Wadcj 8-1 »—f'aitlalns Dauthlrr, Terr» 2.W Forte. (Inldrn Mailn Nutmeg .'. . 6.B0 •III* Milt .13.00 6.»? Corn Berry fW. Myer) 6-1 »-l"oplar Jamie, HI Way Tlckrl, 3.8B A Special Feed My Gai Lobell (E. Harner) lli-l Ranch Plonk .11.20 Mtdlter'ean Ook ..14.40 7.99 Dlimnnd Vlnco (H. Kllloni 201 Carmlk 3.9» Aw ome tU>y rT Autumn Elm .16.00 S.95 Cornish Man IM. Proman) 20-1 Wfbb"""' " > "* Imperial Walnut . 9.60 1.19 To Keep Colts Frisky »—Avnn John, Lord Avon N, On Top, Tobln Han- Impirlol Teak ... . 9.60 5.49 Huntim'n Wflln't 24.50 15.99 Nevada Son A IB. Webster) fi-l ll-ltlih l>,ll,hl, nilllam Hun, i Chevy Rlilce Lad iW. Kldgway) lo-l Bnsv Time llyt II! Ingriiiiilai DRIVEWAYS-PARKING LOTS PREFINISHED MOLDING SPECIAL* «l nn — Merry Marina Clrd) YOUR YOUR • RESURFACED • COVE STOP "A CHOICE CH0ICI Vii • Nutritional hea!tt. • REPAIRED • BASE INSIDE COR. Mrs. Monier First • CASING Fred D. Wikoff Co. • STOOL In Beacon Match •ENLARGED 234 MAPLE AVE. • SEALED "cloitout colors only RED BANK LEONARDO - Mrs. Eu- gene Monier was one up on 747-0552 par to grab the match play OTTINGER & SON against par event at the Bea- con Hill Country Club here yesterday. CALL Call Anytime Mrs. Charles Paterno was FOR second at two down to ESTIMATES Open dally Sot. I A.M. to 5 P.M. m-2727 OPEN SUNDAY • TO NOON par. Mrs. J. W. Spencer had ATTENTION IOATMENI low putts at 30. 18- -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BAM • MIDDLETOWNj N. J.! FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1970 'LOST AND FOUND LOST AND FOUND LOST AND FOUND LOST AND FOUND LOST — White-Hue dufout canoe, LOST — Young mile Biberlan Husky. A. II- Shrewsbury River. Reward Information, Blade, gray and white: one browb n Md AUTO STRIKE! location. Lattln, 741.0230. onne blue eyeyee . RewarRewardd . 291-21392912139. AUTO FOB SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE PUBLIC NOTICE FOR HIRE — 6-t°n truck with driver. NOW IS THE CHANCE TO .60 a day. call SWEDISH MASSAGE Your residence. Mark Hoffman SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS Professional masseur. 717-0209 NEEDED! — Tenors to Bine Beetho. ven'a Ninth Symphony In November. Call Mrs. Crozler. 741-3403. IF INTERESTED—In shredded news ON BRAND NEW 1970 or paper, kindly call this number. Special rates. (95-0821 CREDIT PROBLEMS — LEFTOVERS WHILE THERE IS If you need a used car and have had credit problems in the past or never had any credit before and are told by everyone tfcat you need a co-signer, try A CHOICE OF COLORS, EQUIPMENT, r CALL NOW 842-6466 FOR IMMSDrATE CREDIT OK PAID GARNISHEES AND JUDG. ETC. OR ... 1970 LOW MILEAGE MENTS ACCEPTED. MANOR AUTO ACCEPTANCE SERVICE DEMONSTRATORS and EXECUTIVE CARS 162 Newman 8prlnE3 Rd. Bed Bank PICK UP YOUR PHONE —If you want to get rli at your old washing machine. Baa store. relrleeraWf. Fee $5. 495-0823. OR LOW MILEAGE DAILY RENTAL CARS 3 E E KlN G FRENCH NURSERY SCHOOI.. Rumson-Red Bank area. •• Plea«e call 747-5161. WANTED — Interested people to ioln a THIS MEANS "CLEAR THE DECKS" IN OUR USED CAR DEPARTMENT IN ORDER class In rerlnlBhlne: furniture. Call 741._ TO MAKE ROOM FOR ALL THE CUSTOMERS WANTING TO TRADE UP TO AUTOMOTIVE CLEAN-UP AUTOS FOR SALE THOSE FABULOUS 1971 CHEVROLETS! PLENTY IN STOCK FOR FAST DELIVERY I 1955 CHEVROLET — 2-door hcitn. Six-cylinder, standard shift. Runs. SB3. | Call 220-6521. AND IMMEDIATE TRADE-IN. , 1360 CORVETTE — White, two tops, FANTASTIC new wide ovals. JWKS. Call after 4:30. 741-5367. AUB'l'IN AMERICA — Two-door, four- fpeed, W.872. P.O.B. illihtly higher SAYINGS wlih automatic. Also Sprites, Midgets. • TERRIFIC SAVINGS ON 1970 LEFTOVERS (new) MOB roadsters - GT. MO MOTORS. | Asbury Part. 778-3483. THE FINEST SELECTION — Of new NOW ON and used cars In Monmtruth County. • LOW MILEAGE 1970 EXECUTIVE CHEVROLETS (all models) Over 100 air-conditioned new cars in stock. McOLOIN BUICK-OPEL INC.. Shrewsbury Ave., Naw Shrewsbury. 70 741-6200. . | e NEVER REGISTERED 1970 CHEVROLET DEMONSTRATORS CIRCLO CHEVROLET 326 Maple Ave. Red Bank 741-3130 (air conditioned) 1069 CORVETTE COUPE — Dark green LEFTOVERS with tan Interior, 350 h.p., 4-speed. Mag wheels, side pipes. Best orfer. Might ac. cent older "vctte" In trade. 229-5740 af- • LOW MILEAGE 1969 COMPANY RENTAL IMPALAS FLYMOlfTHS ter5. SEE A "RUSSELL MAN" — For Ike best car buys. RUSSXLL Oldimoblle. (coupes) CHRYSLERS Cadillac Co.. 190 Newman Sprints Rd.. Red Bank. 741-0911). • ROADRUNNERS $800 DUSTERS MUST SACRIFICE 1965 Bulck Conv. 340 CU. 300 h,p. OVER 50 SELECT "OK" CLEAN USED CARS IN STOCK Air Shocks Tape Dec. Many Extras. BARRACUDAS Call 493-4061. Town* _—..v. . SATELLITES nr»t Ave. AtlanUev HIUUand» FROM 1964 TO 1970 . .. LOW MILEAGE ... 201-1101 (More Classified Ads STOP IN AND SEE OUR FRIENDLY SALESMEN TODAY! On The Next Page) AUTOS FOR SALE

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•( • c • c 1970 Left-Overs at Truly Bargain Prices • ( McGloin BUICK-OPEL Inc. • ( 3-WAY GUARANTEED A-T USED CARS AT FALL PRICES. FORMERLY 1969 GALAXIE 500 '2295 1968 FALCON '1295 Four-door, air-conditioned. Two-door, 1969RANCHERO '1995 1967 COUNTRY SQUIRE '1795 BOB WHITE BUICK-OPEL Pickup, four-speed, buckets, FM tlereo Alr-randllloned. 1968 LT.D. '1895 1967 MUSTANG '1295 Four-door hardtop, vinyl rosf. Eight-cylinder. 1968 GALAXIE 500 '1650 Two-door hardtop. 1967 FAIRLANE 500 '1295 Two-door. 1968 GALAXIE 500 '1595 Four-door hardtop. 1966 FALCON '1095 Two-aoor, power ileerlnj, olr-condmonlna. 1968 CHEVROLET '1695 Impalo, two-door hordtop, vinyl roof. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN '895 LeSabre Sport Coupe 1968 MERCURY '1595 1965 GALAXIE '895 WE EXPECT PRODUCTldN Two-door hardtop, TO RESUME SHORTLY MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST FORD DEALER

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MOUNT-ENGLISH Bitter MM foruhty: Buck)* 688 SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-6200 NEW SHREWSBURY MONMOUTH ST.and MAPLE AVE. • SINCE 1904 • 741-6000 THE DAILY REGISTEB, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN. N. J.I .FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1970

AUTOS FOR SALE AUTO FOB SAJ,E AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTO FOR SALE AUTOS FOE SALE AUTO FOB SALE >—1868. All automatic. S27 en- P * H Motors inc. MO mU New doodyear Polya. KITSON CHEVROLET OO. DO YOU NEED A CAR? — Five month! old. Like nev 19«7 PONTIAC — Grand Prt>. Power II you art 21 or over and have had prob- . radio. (2399. Oil Arthur, Til brakes, steering. Excellent condition. GET the Best lem! cfttalnltv credit—but hive a 5:30-7 p.m. Alter 8.771-7481. Only slOOO miles. 11600, 6U-203<. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN XroU Motors me TOWN ft CSOtrNTRI DODGB ateady job—I will arrang* financing for TWIN BOKO MOTORS 1MM CHEVROLET BEL AIR — 9-pas- lser VOLKSWAGEN 279 Broadway Lone Branch, M. J. 60 Main St.. Matawaa JOB. • i Jeep Balei and Bervlce •enffer wason. Slx-cyllnder, automatic. With aim roof. (1093. • 222-3600 565-61CO A small down payment nay be re- Good condition. Mew tlrei (690. Call al- Call 53M528 SQUAREBACK quired. Price itirt at S2S30 plui iril ter T pm msm DATSUN •* 1067 CSTO — Vinyl top, V-8. Excellent M7-«0W 1068 ELDORADO CADJLXJ.C for Less at new BpeciaM mtlM" Autcmallc- LU£e Call (42-6(69 WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE condition. S15O0 firm. MANOR AUTO ACCEPTANCE 1054 CADILLAC MEW • USED CARS • TRUCKS LOADED ' RASSAS PONTIAC 3T0 Broad St. ' 2M-13Z3 Keroort Call alter 5.147*121. BEB_JHVICV B Coupe. Needs paint. |600. Firm, All type a Call 231-2959 1966 MUSTANG — Convertible, Good 1968 EUICK OPEL - Kadett itatioa 162 Newmaa Spring Rd. Red Bank Call 787-«389. Open eves. Mon. throusb Frl. 1K7 VOLKSWAGEN — Fajrtbict 395 Broad St. 7«:5180 Eed Bank condition. $900 or beat offer. wagon, perfect condition. (950. 7:30 to 9:30 blue. New Urea and battery. Excellent Eves, until 9 Call after 6 747.0688. 787-7697. condillon. Jiaw. Call 7TO-6328 before 10 Kitson WERNER DOOSE a.m. or after 6 p.m. Rt. 38 Belrortl. N. J. WOO CHEVROLET — Nomad w»son. KEEP COOL— Fly around In a Skylark "83. standard, PoHltractlon, air condi- 1068 hardtop. AM/FM radio, air Condi. tioning. Mark IV. Overdrive. Good con- tloned and power-away. 7414355. dition. Will accept bost offer. Alter t CAD1L.LAC — Convertible. 1965. Ex- Chevrolet p.m. 281-36U. cellent condition. Reasonably priced, REPROCESSED CARS NO CASH REQUIRED 1068 VOLKSWAGEN BUG Call 842-6486 forlnstant Crftdlt Llgllt blue 1971 MERCURY 19J0 CHRYSLER Conv. Factory air, U.000. r full power. 1970 CHEVROLET 1069 OLDSMOBILE OS Luxury, i 3965 BIJICK — D-passpneer aport tvanon Impalo. v-8. Sport ssdan. Fully door hardtop, factory air, full power. automatic, loaded. $7D5, or IMS Ford 1966 CHRYSLER Newport sedan. Cull runeh wagon, 6-cyllnder, J7H5. 872-1856. equlpp«d, Including air cond. ower, CORVAIH MONZA — 1954. Convertible. Ntw CoW $4340 rrias FORD XL, hardtop, tull power. Good condition. Beat offer. Call H7-108S' ISM CHRyELER-Town »nl Country after 6 p.m. SAVE $951 station wason, full power. COMET 1M3 DODOE Polara sedan, full power. CADILLAC — 1868 Coupe de Villa con. SALE PRICE 1DS3 FORD Falrline COO illtlon wagon, vertlble. Fully equipped. Must sell, full power. ;ia»5. 7 «no'ni« TUfbo • nydramallc rj '61 CHEVROLET $197'65 FORD WGH 5W67 PONTIAC $1597 trantmlstlon, power steering, t 1964 Corvair Impala 4-dr. R&H, automatic, etc. Fair lone, 9 passenger, • air condition) Catallna 2-door hardtop, olr condl- f power brakes* oil tinted glost, *st l1 DIliriT *1ftT automatic, power steering, R&H. ' tlonod, automotlc, poww *fc. 1963 Fairlane 500 $519 power windows* A.M. rodlo c £W^==flS;« CHEVROIET $997-67 MUSTANG $1397 with reor tptakir, while wall 1962 ford $299 flbsfglass tiros, remote con- I '62 BUICK S397 SttSFSSg*""'" S^JWSfe — — trot mirror and a 5-yrar or ITS YOUR MOVE 50,000 mllo warranty- tO Special, 3-dr. hardtop, radio, hwfer, flHJHHHIWMP^Bfc, »/7 Dl VkJAIITU • 1 Attl automatic, power steering. ^^•^Q^^^^^T^^K VI rLTrlUUIll )I47/ ORIGINAL LIST $5203.67 Z '/I liARfC UfJ°kl Mft7 ^L^HLrT^KTV^rnrrtt^L^H Furf '"' *-4r. hardtop, air condl- 0/ vUUbt nun ilil ^^HMMMHMP^^V'loncdi °uh-PS - "*"c and htoler- TO A BETTER USED CAR TRUCKS •nStatio rHFVn WagonY, radiWfioM & heater,C1Q autoT. ^B^BM^^Qll^^M^^S^B^B••••••••• M 'nW AlhllLAVILLAl II* l £170*illil1 MOW $4203.67 < 1963 CHEVROLET Statio00 nUILV wagonI , radiIroon & heater,#17 auto1. iir03 rAnIvMn ' $lv7C1A0fT D'/f*vlllt >Ufl convl KCU' nlf rA mndf FiJ' <"" power. 03 •Ulll' fllU/l ' Pick-up with lift gait. 'LI rUDVCIED C107 Wogon, Counlr/ Squire, 10 pass., W» IUll\JITflUtn .. ...and we've got the BEST! 00 itllllULCll JI7I oulomallc. power steering, clc. Two door slick shift, radio & healer. $1139 £rT%koewerêermatI& ""* '65 IMPERIAL $1097 '68 DODGE GT $1497 'LI IliDFDMI (007 Four-door hardtop, air conditioned, Two door hardlop, R&H, automatic $AVE • 00 IPirtnlAL fill full powei. •• • on consols,'bucket soots; ' 1970 PLYMOUTH $3495 1068 rW $1575 1966 PEUGEOT $1075 1965 CHEVROLET in»»Dn ""' «n'66 DODGE $497'68 VW WAGON $1597 Fury III, 2-door hordlop, 318 V-8, Falcon,. 4'door icdan. 6-cyJlndor, "401" Sedan, •(speed transmlislon. ' *3'f Coronei, 4-dr., radio, heater, auto,, Automatic, radio and hooter, etc. automatic transmission power automatic trammlislofi, Ytllow. Full foctory •qulpmtnt, Grem. Pick-up steering/ power brakes and fac- Two-door hardtop, automatic, power power steering, while. tin DAUTIAT C0107 tory olr conditioning. Green, steering, rodlo and healer. ill D|||f|f U/f|J C0QT ™ rtlflIIAI> •- jllll 1968 BUICK $2295 1966 CHRYSLER $1495 00 'LI Rllirif ' WQT DUIMV nUII. }77/ Tempest Custom 2 dr. hordlop, olr USabre, tv/odoor hordtop, V-8, Newport, J-door horiltop, auto- $649 Od DUIVn ; <|>a»l Special station wooon, automatic, conditioned, auto., PS, radio U healer. 1968 PLYMOUTH $2350 automatic trommlHlon, . power .malic tranimljilon, powir ile«r* LeSobre 4 dr., radio, heater, auto- power steering, radio and heater, tin |\A|k/*C OCOf steering and power brakti- Grton. Ing and air condltlofilng. Blue. 1000 f Sport Fury, 2-door Ftntop, 311 CID 1963 CHEVROLET malic, power steering. '// rUEVDft| CT COOT "" ""HUE ilOll V-B engine, automatic eontole, 'Li fHFVPAIFT ?70T 00 UJEITU/LCI fill MOUCTO 2dr hardlop, olr com)., auto., power steering, factory air condi- 1968 FORD $1695 1969 PLYMOUTH $2595 MANY OTHER 2 ' Dump DO LIILTnvLLI $171 Two-door hordtop, automotic, R4H. power steering, power brakes. tioning with Aulo-temp control and Fairlane, 2-door hardtop* 6-cylln Satolllte, ?-door hardton. V-8, auto- 1 hM1e bucket seati, Buround/ with block der, automatic trantmlulon. Blue. matic transmission, powor itcer- arc; izsm " '66 DART GT $997'68 COMET $1497 vinyl roof. Ina, wiiite win* block vinyl roof MODELS & COLORS S $789 '14 CAD ft ' ?J07 Two-door hardtop, automatic, R&H. Two-door hdlp., aulo., R&H, PS. 1967 PONTIAC $1750 and Inlnrlor. y/ 1968 0LDSM06ILE $2795 GTO, 2-door, V-fl, 3-sp«ed trammis- IN STOCK AT S SSJT!^-and-heate " '66 CHEVftOLET ... $1097'69 TOYOTA $1397 Custom DMta US, 2-door hardlop, slon, rodlo and heater. B(u«. 19(5 CHEVY II $1095 V-*, outomatc triwi»mri*Jor>, powor 1963 CHEVROLET 'IA PjflQCF SA97 Two'door hardlop, automotic, PS. Corolla Iwo door sedan, Four'floor Mollon Wngon, Six- COMPARABLE I steering and brakes, factory air 1967 FORD $1150 cylinder, automatic Iransmhslon, Pick-up 300 4dr. sedan. R&H, automatic. 66 MERCURY $1197 69 OPEL 51497 concfltlonlnu. Blue. Falcon, two-door i«dan, ilx-cylln- dor, ilondord Iransmisslon. Fully • SAVIN&S ± 'LA Urtl k*(WA£FM CiOT Porklonc 4-dr, olr conditioned, auto- 2-dr. sport coupe, R&H, 4-ipeed, elc. factory equipped. White. $579 Of rULnJITHULH foil malic, power sleerlrta, R1H. •/() TftVnT* C1i07 1968 CHEVROLET $1750 1965 CHEVROLET $1295 Radio, healer. ill niDVCICD «1107 "' lUIUIA JI17/ Nova, 2-door, veyllmJer, aufomaflc Mollbu, 7doot hardtop. Red, V-8,' 'Li rORVJIIR ff9n7QOWlrilJU.il )\ 17/ Corollo station wogon, radio* healer. transmission. Green. 1967 PONTIAC $1795 automatic Irnrumkslon, powrr Ut itWIlTHIII **// Newuorl, 4-tfr., air conditioning, R1H, I/ft DAUTIir I Catallna, 2-rJoor hordlop, V-8, auto- steering "Rooii wtieels", boiled s 1958 CHEVROLET matic IransmlHlon, power ileer- fire. Monza conv., R&H, auto., bucket scats power steering, brakes, automatic. 0/ lUlillAlf -J 1968 GTO $2595 Ino and brakes, vinyl rool. White. Utility m dr Two-door hordlop, V-9, automatic '65 RAMBLER $497'66 PONTIAC $1397 T. po';er sS irons mission, factory olr condition- au ing/ power ttcerlng and brakes, 1967 CHEVROLET $1695 p $299 Two door American, R&H. automallc. BonncvHIe convertible, radio, healer, tin f UDVCI En vinyl rool. Red. Impala, "SS", two-door hardlop, automatic transmission, powor 'It ttnikrC fCOT oulomollc, power steering. 07 lllllf jLEl) V 8, automatic transmission, fiowur steering onrf brakei, factory oir 03 UUUOE W77 ill fUEUE||E C1#Q7 Town ond Country station wo steer Ino, bucket scats, console. condltônlnH. Nuw top. Blue. Coronet, A dr., radio, heater, auto- 00 l»IILILLLL 41071 conditioning, power slocrlng. 1968 PONTIAC $2325 matlc, power . sleerlns. Malibu 7 dr. hardlop, radio, healer, IÂ f lllinA i PONTIAC Tempest Custom, 2-seoi station 1944 CHEVROLET $995 WE WILL TAKE 'ZC UIICTlMr ia11W07 "utomatlc, power steering, vinyl root l\) IAPIAMU WU77 wagon, OHC 6-cylinder, aulomatlc 1967 CAMARO $1795 McililMJ, 2-drtor hordlop, "!iS", 6- 03 nUjlAHU 'Ll fHRVCIFR C11Q7 Super Sport 2door hordlop, i speed transmission, power steering, lug- Two-door nordfop, V-S, automatic cyllndtr, automatic transmission, YOUR TRADE AND 2dr. hdtp. Red. A must see vnlue VI VliniJlLII 411'f transmission with a •'hot" MS Va. gage rock, factory olr conditioning. trantmlMlOrt. Turquoise. power steering. Blue. 62 Lower Main St. ' ARRANGE FINANCING VCIFD C007 Nowl)Orl four-door, auto., P.S., R&H. Low mileage list price 14500. < LrLs.-ouiS'67 RAMBLER $69770 JUNE BUGGY $1497 Good Transportation Cars Available MATAWAN > power steering, brakes, R&H. Rebel 2-dr., auto., power steering. A real buy, must be seen, '65GMC $597'67 VOLKSWAGEN ....$119770 TOYOTA $1697 Daily Rentals — Long Term Lansing 566-2299 | Pond truck. n Two-door stick shift. Corolla 2-door, only 4,000 mi, like new. KITSON OPEN EVES. TIL 9:30 msam Open Daily'Til 9 P.M. | BRAND NEW] Wed. & Sat. Til 6 P.M. g |TOYOTA| Buhler & Bitter Between Hwys. x HIGHWAY 34 '1726 r — CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH TOYOTA CHRYSLER & PLYMOUTH 35 & 34 Z EATQNTOWN 7OO RT. 36, EATOMTOWN 542-53OO SALES: 2M-0198 Established 1025 SERVICE; 2M-909O j at Parkway Overpass {{ 542-1126 Unclrf IBM FnM M.V.IitfWtiH SttlM 14 MM tot M MwaMtk VUffitgUtm NEW LOCATION: 3290 HWY. 35, HAZLET BONNCVILLE—GRAND PRIX 20 -THE DAILY REGISTER. RED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N. J.i FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1970 AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTO FOE SALE AUTOS FOE SALE MOBILE HOMES BOATS AND ACCESSORIES „, VOLKSWAGEN — Convertible Twin dlesel. BtMl uat owner, new top sna battery, good 1969 CHEVROLET 19«6 CYCLONE — O.T. 390 C.I.D. 340 1968 CHEVROLET 1957 THUNOERBIRn — New motor KEYPORT — NewlywedJ or retired '[.liprman 32'!'.. Excellent cor-""condition" , it*- ondlUon. »995. 291-3701. h.p., du>l feed. Holly, 4 barrel, flb- 1967 GRAND PRIX and transmission. Good condition. Best couple, see this well-Kept mobile home; Impala sport sedan. Four-door htrd- erg-lass hood. 4-speed, wide oval tires. Two-door hardtop, factory air. UU« Camera. .Two-door hardtop. Classf offer. 787-9377. permanently located In residential area dio and depth finder. Constavolt coar- 987 CHEVROLET — Malttra two-door top. V-8. Power*]lde. power iteerinn, (1000. Call 571-2100. Ext. 8. 9 p.m. to 12 new. One owner. Sold new and ser- White, blue Interior. Economical six 1960 FALCON STATION WAGON on larce, well-landscaped lot Living ,er. 291-1310; ' lardtop, automatic, radio, heater, good AM radio. Whltewall tires, wheel D.m. * viced by UH. See JKnow and save! cylinder, three-speed stick. A clean Clean. Runs good. S20O room. Kitchen, two bedrooms end bath, SAILS — One dacron. one cotton (old londttlon, good tlrel including mows. covers. Clauaic White, blue Interior buy at »1M3. Call after 4, 741-1325. targe open porch. Selling price $10,800. bUt beautiful), mast, boom. •""»»« 1350. 842-1642 after 6 p.m. trim. Blue vinyl roof cover. Like new •SUNBEAM ALPINE — 1M7. Good run. RASSAS PONTIAC TOWNE CHEVROLET Call for appointment. CARLTON H. steel rigging, for WooSpussy. Call Mr. 968 CHEVROLET — Inwala 32? Super at 5Z7S5. •nlriK rondltlori. .HOC. Call after 6 p.m. 395 Broad St 741-MM Red Bank First Ave. Atlantic Highlands 291-160] 1957 CHEVROLET WAGON — Oood POLINO, REALTOR, 3434 Hwy 35. Haz- Hasalnger, 842-5880. iBport. Two-door cuatonv/vlnyl top. One TOWNE CHEVROLET 172-153!. Eves, until 9 1S«5 FORD XL, — 2-door hardtop. Must power. Automatic transmission. Needs let. 264-1918. 15V CHRIS CRAFT-1968. Flto-glM towner, low mileage. $1950. Phone 741. Ftr»t Ave. Atlantic Highlands 291-1601 VOLKSWAGEN — I960. S225, Good run. VOLKSWAGEN 1069 ~ One owner. cell. Wholesale, $950. My price $750. 741. some work. $75. Call 264-6218. 80 lip. Evlnrmle outboard. Lire pre- 1187. / nlng comllllon. Call 632-2206 dayj, 671- Light blue. Radio. Very clean, mechani. 5110. PONTIAC FIREBIRD — 1969 CON- servers. Water skis and many other ex 1069 TRIUMPH—GT8 fanlback. 13.000 OtTQ evenings. cally sound S1300. 462-3826. VERTIBLE. Hurst shift One owner. TRACTORS tras Call alter 4:30 p.m. or before T:« 1964 FALCON WAOON miles. Green. White walls, radio, heater.- 1M2 VOLKSWAGEN — SIM Excellent condition. 32(00. 741-0312. AsKlne $525. Exceilent condition. J1095. Phone 671- CHEVROLET -- 1M6. Air londlllonpd" 1066 HODGE — Convertible. Like new. Call after 5 p.m. a.m. 741-8081. . Call 291-9336. 659*. All power. Automatic. Excellent condi- Factory air. Wholp.iale. $1250. My 583-2912 TRY ALL THE OTHERS FIRST FARMALL — Series 350. 1958. Power 18' THOMPSON — GO h.p. Johnson motion. 711-8096 riays. 671-3431 evfs. price $995. Must Hell. 741-5110. THEN TPTT 116 takeoff Two-point hltcti. Hsdra-jllc. tor, with trailer, fully equipped. 1965 VOLKSWAGEN PJow and disc. (1000. 747-2214. COMET — 1965. Good condition, 5500. Call Pat Keelen's Auto Sales Call 842-4925 eves. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE $595 26(1771 OLIVER TRACTOR — Front end "HF FLEETCRAFT - 75 Johnson 1964. Call Hwy 36 787-1113 Keansbure 8 42-1208. MURPHY A DAVIBON - Mercedes- loader. York 8' rake with blade. Ford Used 4 years. Idesl family, ski, fishing Benz Sales and Servlce, Hwy. 8. Free- tractor 9-N. Call 787-8250. boat pSs beautifully. Extras. In wa- 1963 CADILLAC 19H FIAT — Keel, 4-speed. Good condi- hold. (62-5300. ter .1 Coast Marine. Call after 6 (212) tion. S350, Call TRUCKS FOR SALE TRACTOR — Small walking type. 3 h.p. Ml! H.38M. FLEETWOOD 671-5513 , 1969 CHEVELLB — Red Supersport with Thompson engine Plow, cultiva- four-speed 3S6. $2500. Call a/ter i, m' WANTED — International Scout or tor, seeder. 30" cutter bar. saw, water 17' FIBEROLAS BOAT - 65 h.P. Fuji 1084 THUNDERBinn — All power. Ra- pump, air compressor, 6 volt generator. ranvaa and trailer. Call after 6 p.m. 671- FACTOTtY AIR, ALL POWER rllo, heater. Excellent condition, low (326. Ford Bronco- with hill top In good S150. 291-0008. ^^^ A BEAUTY 671-5015 mileage. S66-0326. condition. 1967 or later preferred. Plow 2779. , 70 DODGE SALE 1985 VOLKSWAGEN — Convertible not needed. Will also consider Toyota 32' NAUTALINE HOUSEBOAT — With 1!>6!) PnNTIAC GTO — Convertible lltfif* OLDSMOBILE — Cutlass S. Ex- white. J400. Call after 7 p.m. Land Cruiser or Land Hover. Call 842- 7(1.1829 everything including Hying bridge, in New motor. A.I condition. JI.100. Call cellent condition. "As Is." 7292 evenings. WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE water. &10.3M. 542-0033. B12-1310. 1985 OR 1987 SIMCA — For details INTERNATIONAL TRUCK SALES CASH FOR USED OARS — Trucks, THUNDERBIRD — 16' Inboard-out- PONTIAC -- 1965 GTO. 3-spccd. two. RENAULT — lftfil. Clc-nn car. Good run- 583-2838 after 6 p.m. Rarltan Garage Inc. board. 60 h.p.. trailer, new mooring cov- door hnrfltop. radio, healer, good condi- ning rendition. Recent tuneup. $100. Call or weekends. S. Main St.. Keyport 2644361 foreign or domestic. Dean, opposite LEFTOVER tion. WOO. S«-16(2 arlcr 6 p.Vn T*o Guys, Mlddletown, 671-9844. er New outdrive. Excellent condition. M2868{) 1963 FALCON — Needs work. Best offer 1864 CHEVROLET — 18P rack, MortPl Will provide winter storage. Call 646- FOJtD — lfl<>5. Falrlane ."tfifl. Automatic IMS OLDSMOBILE 98 — Luxurious ne- over ISO. Call after 3 p.m. #60. Low mllpnge very elpan. S1600 CARS WANTED — We nay top St 8655. Six ryllmlcr. S500. Excellent conrllllon; dan, top or line. AM extras. Cream 797-4908. or best offer. 291-38(9 or 291-0577. for clean uaed cars. Call Mr. Vincent puff. $2,150. Call 222-8233. 5I255W 16' BOSTON WHALER — 1968 Nauiet, PRICES!!! CHRYSLER NEWPORT 19(8 — Fully 1964 INTERNATIONAL — 1-ton utility 55 h.p. Johnson electric, bow rail, moor- mm IMPERIAL — Green. Vinyl top. MUSTANG 15)56 — Convertible, «lx cyl- loaded Low mileage. Two-door hardtop. bodv. Excellent condition. Low mileage, GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN— Full power. Factory air conditioning. inder. .Nfe-w tired plus flnows. Excellent Call after 6, 542-8389. 1750. 787-8556. AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH AM.FM stereo. New tires A-l. S'J.BOO. running condition. Original owner. $995. MOTORS. INC.. Hwy' 35. Eatontown. Call 8(2-7130 after 5:30 p.m. .131-8016. BUICK STATION WAGON—1963 Spe- 1903 CMC VAN — Good running condi- LIGHTNING SAILBOAT - #1877. Al cial. Good running condition. $300. tion. Asking S35O or best offer, call 787- WE DON'T SELL JUNK — mooring. 1600. Call 8(9-3705 days OI Call 787-.4401. Nor do we buy It — 5(2-lBO8: _J. BIG SELECTION C100 We do buy clean, late model cars AUTO FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 8TR.AUB Bulck—Opel 1862 CHEVROLET — ••} ton pickup. at top dollar. See or call WALL 12' MFG — Flierglaj car-top boat Trj. NINE ACRES of New and U9C1I Car* New engine, tlrca, clutch. $650. Fhone LINCOLN-MERCURY. 7*7-5400. liull, built-in flshwcll. Like new. SlSO. Hwy 36 26HO0O Keyporl Call 291-1565. . 7B7-8H5787-8145. PLYMOUTH 1967 — Sport Fury two- 1664 FORD CHASSIS — Model 600. JUNK CARS OWENS CRUISER 22' — Head, galley. BRAND NEW door hardton. vinyl ton; V-8, four-speed Excellent condition PICKED UP Slcepn two, Flagship engine. Call 741* JERRY BARATTA'S ond LOU LERNER'5 standard shift. J9S5. 671 too. 787-1127 3352. S1250. Twinbrook Auto Wrecking 19641 BUICK — Special. Station wagon 1963 GMC TANDEM DUMP TRUCK CAL-29 — New, fully equipped for racy V-fl, automatic. Power steering, new EXCELLENT and cruise. Owner moving. $10,000 casll Sale on inventory selection only tire*. JS25. 264-8405. CALL 812-1481 Eatontown 542-2235 and lake over long term, low payments or 516,800 complete. Eve-nlr gs (201) 872- I860 VOLKSWAGEN 0284. Direct Factory Call AUTO RENTALS 741-6068 MOTORCYCLES WOODPUSSY — Wooden hull,. fully DART CHALLENGER VOLKSWAGEN — 1963. Must sell. Ask- DAILY • WEEKLY • MONTHLY equipped. In water. $350. Call ing J400. Call after 7 p.m. Frl. or all day 1970 ESA 650 Prices atart at $6.99 and up Econo- ^7-4767 after 5 p.m. Swinger Two-door hardtop. Sal, and Sun. 747-3553. 4,000 miles. Must sell. >lO00. Car of Red Bank, 210 E. Newman 12' ALUMINUM BOAT — Trailer. B h.P. 542-6694. Springs Rd. 747-0173. motor. Al] accessories. $200. Call 747. OUTLET 1969 CAMARO—327 automatic. Bucket HONDA 160 — 19 4186 after 6 p.nK •eats. Vinyl roof. Best offer. Call after 3 78720^3 1200. TOM'S FORD 787-3722 22' FIBEROLAS — 150 h.p. lnnoard-out- $ 1967 PLYMOUTH RENT A CAR board Mercury engine. $1750, Phone 787. 1919 From Four-door sedan 1969 JAWA —175 cc, low mileage, good 5930 alter 5:30. 222-1234 condition. Perfect (or beginner. $250. 200 Hwy. 35 264-1600 Keyport 18' CORRECT CRAFT — Speed DOlt. Optional Equipment # Call 787-3708. 1968-210 Interceptor motor, fresh water. 1966 MUSTANG - 8 cylinder. »600. HONDA 1970 — CB 350, 140O miles. Ex. cooled. Stainless steel manifold. Priced We Want fo be 1 Call cellent condition. Call 747-2315 or 291- BOATS AND ACCESSORIES for quick sale W50. Call 8(2-3342. 671-3501 9341. Ask for Jim Germalne. 11168 CHEVROLET - Impala. V8 811. MERCURY HURRICANE — Good 6' FIFERQLAS DINGHY - A-I condi- per Sport. Two-door hardtop. Automat- HONDA 1370 — SL3D0 Moloaport. Ex- duck hunting engine. 10 h.p. S30. Call tion, Including alt locks and oars, $65. CHARGER CORONET ic, fim. BAILLY BROS., 74Y-O596. cellent condition. Under 2000 miles. 842-1884 alter 6 p.m. 747-0191. in Monmouth County! Must sell, $750 firm. 264-7944. 14' MOHAWK — Flberglaa runabout. "500" 2-door hardtop. "440" 4-door. FORD LTD — 1969. Two-door hardtop 1965 HONDA — 160. Excellent condition. COMMANDO Windshield, controls, 40 h.p. EvlnrUde. Vlnvl roof. Power steering, power With extra, 0O. Motor needs work. Also Michigan Lo- brakes, automatic. VS. One owner. Rea- l3 PERFECT AUXILIARY OUTBOARD bed hydraulic trailer with winch, llgtiti sonable. Will consider trade. 787-0889 oi 5 & 7.5 H.P. 3 SHAFT LENGTHS etc., lor boat up to 18'. All for quick $ 7B7O289 MOTORCYCLE — 1970 Suzuki TC 120 sale. 5250, See at Surfslde Marina, or cat. Street and trail. Excellent. $375. MARSH MARINE call842-69G4. ' NOW ACCEPTING FIRM ORDERS ON 1971's BUICK 1668 — Special deluxe station Call after 5 p.m.. 26M629. -. *. 2498 From '2302 wagon full power. Excellent condition 65 Orchard St. Red.Rank 741-6767 CEDAR SKIFF —15'6" wlUl 10 h.p. In- One owner. Must mil. 5(2-9020. MINI BIKE MARSH MARINE board water cooled engine, starter and + Optional Equipment + Optional Equipment 1964 CORVAIR MONZA - Four-door. CALL KCnerator. $75 "as Is". 291-0008. 741-5978 SAILBOATS Call 10' CAPE DORY — 1970 Fiberglai «all- 222.7559 BSA 650 - 1970. 4 000 ml. Excellent con. SAILFISH SUNFISH hnat, complete with car carrier and 1971 DUSTER 1964 GALAXIE 500 — Four-door. New dltlon. Must sell. $950. launching dolly. S50Q. 741-6405. Call 542-6694. BLUEJAY M-SCOW UrM Cl p llke e 7<1a28 1965 ALLSTATS MONACO !?k ' " Excellent condition. $250. 420 TURNABOUT STORAGE AND SERVICE 327 Fm a Oood Call 671-9239 after 5 p.m. VENTURE-PACESH1P - TANZER Six-PASiengar Station Wagons. rf&- - FITTINGS RIGGING WORK 747-5299 1970 YAMAHA — 180 cc. 1500 miles. USED BOATS WINTER STORAGE Excellent condition BLUEJAY JET 14 M-BCOW I960 MERCEDES BBNZ — 100SL coupe Call 842-0351. Special rate for boats on trailers. '2099 JM'Jstw. Excellent. J1200 or best offer. Sailboat ynrd storage up to 25'. SOBSTAD SAILS + freight and dealer handling 81J14ZS MONMOUTH SAILING CENTER ' From •3082 1966 VOLKSWAGEN — Squareback MOBILE HOMES TRAILEX TRAILERS MONMOUTH MARINA Green. Rebuilt engine. New brakes Rai 65 Orchard St.. Red Bank 741-6767 West St. Monmouth Beach 322-3491 + Optional Equipment A GOOD SELECTION OF dlo. whltewall Urea. J850. 747-3389. ' 1967 NOMAD —17' completely self contained. Sleeps alx. Stove and oven, fur- INVENTORY CLEARANCE WINTER STORAGE DUSTERS IN STOCK I960 MUSTANG _ Convertible. Good nace, shower and toilet. Gas and elec- Wet or dry. up to W. akes Mu tric refrigerator. 8x10 canopy. Excellent NEW AND USED ENGINE REPAIRS fVS'" """ ' "' " """• condition. Asking S1S95. Call 229.0930. H.J. WILSON BOAT WORKS „ 1964 IMPALA SS DETROITER 10x50 BXPANDO — Cen- SAILBOATS Ooeanport 23M< ALL 1970's MUST GO! ••BMHHBI 5950. see at Red Bank Esso, HONMOUTH SAILING CENTER No calls. ral air conditioning, wall-to-wall carpet WHY HAUL YOUR BOAT? — MsjlT throughout, fully furnished. Large air West St. MonmouLh Beach 222-3(92 small repairs can be made, bottom! ALL 70'S CARRY 1967 THUNDERBIRD LANDEAU - conditioned Klaas enclosed porch. Ideal scraped In the water. Try our DIvtnE * USED CAR SPECIALS • Two-door, vinyl top, tilt wheel, automat- location. Mazlet. 787-9491. BOAT OWNERS! Service. Reasonable rates. Call 9S8- The only deals we ic, full power. Tires and battery brand MOBILE HOME — 10 X 50. Fully fur- 3231 or 566-5181. 5-YEAR or 50,000 Ml. new. Excellent $1695. 291-0062. nished. Two bedrooms, air conditioned ALL VOUR BOATING NEEDS don't make - are the 1968 PLYMOUTH MUSTANG 1966. With now tires. J4.7O0. Call 787-8138. Treat yourself to an experience. BOATS HAULED WARRANTY 1965 CHRYSLER S8D0. Call New Jersey's Largest deals we don't see! Fury III. Convertible New Yorker, 2-door hardtop. 8(2-0376 WINDSOR — Custom-built, 10X55, two Marine Supply House Up to 18'. 642-3275 or 542-MOJ. bedrooms, storage uned. 71'i DON'T 1952 DODGE DART — Power steering Phone 264.6897. THE BOATMAN'S SHOP 1970 PLYMOUTH and brakes. New Mrea and battery 24 Wllarf .' • 741-5780 Red Bank BUSINESS NOTICES 1969 MUSTANG Oood condition. Call 787-2850. TRAVEL TRAILER 1970 - "Carriage All prices quoted Ion Federal and State Taxel - F.O.B. Detroit Satellite, 4door with air cond. 26". completely self-contained, nlecns Open Mon. • Fri. 9-6, fiat. 8-6 Mach I. Real sporty. I860 MO MIDGET wo. many extras. Quick sale $4,100 BOAT COVERS made from your old Can be seen at Sam's Adult Mobile covers ONLY, Also boat cushions and LAWN CARE 1968 FORD Red. {600. Court, Lot a 15. Hwy 36, Hazlet, N.J. Power Raking 1969 CHRYSLER . all types or cushions. 842-2205. Fertilizing LTD, lull power Including COLUMBIA SAILING YACHTS See ic and ReseeiSln_ Newport hardtop with air cond. air cond. RANGER YACHT/1 Call ' after 6, p.m. TOWN & COUNrRY TRUCKS FOR SALE TRUCKS FOR SALE O'DAY SAILBOATS ODD JOBS CHARLIE — Short haul THE YACHT SHOP moving, Yards, cellars, and attlci cleaned, etc. You name It, we will freely 118* Ocfan Ave., Sea Bright. 842-1813. estimate it. 291-3867 or 787-1643. •§ DODGE % 26' CHRIS CRAFT — Cabin cruiser. Sleepd four. Stand up head. Twin en- 60 MAIN ST. 566-6100 MATAWAN BAYSHORE gines, ship-to-shore radio. Directional LUSTROUS FLOORS finder and depth Under. Many extras. LET GORDON ' Best offer. 787-1595, Will trade for PASTE WAX YOUR FLOORS smaller boat or camping trailer plus M2-H68 CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH cash, ____ OENBRAL CONTRACTOR 28' 1061 LUHRS — Sea Skiff with en- Masonry, carpentry and painting. FIRST AVENUE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS closed cabin. Five-year-old Gray ma- rlne, 225 h.p. Laps t rake hull, fit) erg las 291-9200 229-4790 flying bridge. In water. Call 566-4312. WANTED,— 283 Chevrolet Marine En- Call after 3 p.m. 741-21W. lt ca «" - " HUW RADIO AND TELEVISION SERIVCE Color and Black and White, Antenna! > GOOD LATE SEASON Boat Bargains installed. Inboard and outboard, 12* to 22'. Canoe. 5(2-3275 or 5(2-3008. PREMIUM ELECTRONICS 671-H51 Not interested in a 753 Hwy 35 Mlddletowa WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE RECORDING ttflCB - WeiMlnfi. BUICK-OPEL INC. confirmation,' ltlcaJ. copying (cub- falng), tape* disc, demo-records, 688 Shrewsbury Ave. New Shrewsbury good used VW? lnn. Bv appointment Fall Is HERE! 1971 FORD $ REPAIR SERVICE •nd we need 100 Used Carl KIRBY VACUUM 741-6200 Hwy.35 2M-U00 Keyport Sales and Service How about a Pick-Ups > Maple Ave. Red Bank. N. 1. We will trade or buy out PROTECT YOUR BUSINESS OR 2450 right — Call or come in HOME — CAT alarms. Free esti- 1970 BUICK 1970 BUICK mate. Call 56S-24S4. good used V-8? TOM'S FORD ALL TYPES OP HOME REPAIRS Skylark, 2-door hardtop, air Etectnt. 4-door hardtop. Air ALTERATIONS. PAINTING ASK FOR ED SIGLER Prompt Service Free estimates conditioned, power iteoring. conditioned. Full power. 8COTT0 4SONS. _ 1971 FORD PAINTING — PAPER HANOINO For free estimate phone > Fords, Chevys, they get the same cov- AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS $3395 $4395 Chryslers...We havs Thit eted guarantee sign. CONCRETE WORK — Drlvei patios, sidewalks. Free estlmitei. a whole lot full of our usod car is "The dealer guaran- Vans Call 2914034. guaranteed opposition. 100 tees 100% to repair 2625 HOUSE" PAINTING 1969 MERCURY Of course once or replace the engine, AAMCO Spray or Brui 1968 CORVAIR we hove^them, we transmission, rear axle, 787-1501 Cougar. Two-door air treat them fust like front axle assemblies, LAWN MAINTENANCE - Fields cut. Two-door 500. Stick. GUARANTEES HONORED MY Sodding. Dally and monthly rates. conditioned. 8uckeh. members of the family. brake system, electrical MOUNT-ENGLISH .21 * IEstimates given. Call 741-0648. RED BANK — 842-2500 That means they go through system for 30 days or 1,000' 193 Newman Springs Road LIGHT HAULING $995 the same 16-polnt inspection miles, whichever comes first." Monmouth and Maple Ave. Red Bank SMALL MOV1KO JOBS $2895 ASBURY PARK — 774-1800 FREE ESTIMATES as our used VWs. We've never been one to Also some elean-up work. 741-6000 809 Railroad Avenue Call alter • p.m. And If they're deserving. hold a grudge. AAMCO SHOP NATION WIDE EARL f. JAMS (alio known as "Runt") 'Special oj the Week' 787-8079 1968 CHEVROLET 1968 BUICK AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTO FOR SALE FURNITURE MOVING — AttlCl ail cellars cleaned. Free setlmates. Call BUcayne. 4-door sedan, LeSabra. 2-door automatic 747-3002. six-cylinder, automatic. transmission, power steering,. 1965 CHEVROLET PERSONALIZED Impala. 2-door hardtop. CHRISTMAS CARDS Wide selection of styles — from budget $1495 $1995 Radio, heater, automatic, 100% WARRANTY priced to luxury class. Avoid the rush — order now CRANE PRINTING. six cylinder, power steer- $ Many of the cars listed here are "Svensk Testad" used cars (used 671-083B. _ BLACK~TOP~SERVICB *t Chsrlsi ing. Full VW 100% guar- cars tested the Swedish way.) if necessary, repaired by our Stanley Jr. I'ou name It wt'll pave antee. Car #N82I-A; It-JJree-estimates. J87-3i2«. •" '- 1968 CHEVROLET 1966 PONTIAC 856 "Svensk' Teitisd" mechanics and qualify'for our 100%"warranty. PAINTING — interior and Extcrlnr ROOFING GUTTERS REPAIRED Impala. 2-door hardtop, GTO. 2-door hardtop, Which you can inspect when you come by. Free Estimates 787-8039 V-8, automatic tranimiiiion. automatic transmission. Volkswagens Domestics MIDDLETOWN •— - Imports •;• • '•- -:—:i—•' ZONE MARKING CO.;, Parking lots, recreation area, traffic * control Uiyout^stencll irork. Phone 7«. $1995 $1425 1962 VOLKSWAGEN $ 795 1963 CHEVROLET $695 1967 MGB Block, wlrt wheels. $1595 While. Sedan. Nova. Four-door. Radio, . heater, 1967 automatic, six cylinder, •«© Midget. Green, win wheeli. $1195 1964 VOLKSWAGEN $ 995 1966 EMPLOYMENT 1966 BUICK 1966 CADILLAC Blue. Square back wogon. AUSTIN HEALEY 5Pr,,. or«n $ 995 HELP WANTED-FEMALE 1966 CADILLAC $2550 1965 MGB Rtd. Hordtop. $ 995 WOMEN — For Kcncrnl factory work. Skylark. 2-door hardtop, Two-door DeVillt, air 1966 VOLKSWAGEN $1150 Coupe DcVltle. Full power- Apply In person, 11ETALUME MANU- i Green, Sudan. FAOTUItlNr;, Florence Ave. at Broad, V-8. Bucketl. . conditioned. Factory olr. way. Union Bench. Domestics PERMANENT AND TEMPORARY 1967 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 ACE EMPLOYMENT AOINCT White. Scdon. 20 Thomas Ave. 747-3494 ahrswsbtirr $1545 $2595 1967 FORD $2395 1970 MAVERICK Two-door. Blut. $1795 REGISTERED NURSE3 — For nurjlnn' home. 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. shift. Excellent Country Squire. 'Radio, heater, 1969 salary. For appointment call 291-0600 1968 VOLKSWAGEN $1550 CnCVROLET impalo cenvertlbl*. Four-on tilt flwr. $1995 Mon. throueh Frl. Green Sedan. (Auto.) automatic, V-8, power itcerlno. air conditioned. Roof rock. 1969 WOMEN — Cafeteria workers and cash- 1966 RAMBLER 1965 CADILLAC COUGAR XR-7 Conv.ftlblt. All pow«r..Factory Air conditioned. $2795 Irre needed to work In modern cafeteria 1968 VOLKSWAGEN $2495 1968 hi_ Imlustrlal plant. Call 842-5012. Clastic, itatlon wagon. Camper. While. CHEVROLET Suptr Sport. Wollbu, m tnolm. $1925 Two-door DnVillo, air 1968 PLYMOUTH $1695 (More Classified Ads ' Six-cylinder. 1968 FIREBIRD Convtrtlbli. 4-spHd. ' On The Next Page) conditioned. 1970 Karmann Ghia S2295 Satellite. Radio, heater, automatic. $1995 Belgf/Convertible. V-8, powor steering,- 1968 MUSTANG 2-door Ixirdloo. " $1195 $2095 $1495 AUTO RENTALS 1967 FIREBIRD SIX cyllndar. $1495 1967 Need a Special Car 1970 PONTIAC ... $3495 FIREBIRD 350 engine. r $1495 1964 BUICK 1964 BUICK Sport LcMons. Two door hardtop. Radio, licoter, automatic, 237 V-8. 1967 FORD Goloxie 500 XL. Two-door hordlop. Foctory olr. $1650 for a Special Occasion? Air conditioned White vinyl top. Red bottom, Wtillewall tires. 5kylark, V-3. 4-door todan. Eioctra. 4-door hardtop. Power 1967 RAMBLER R«bel. Four-door. Aulomollc. $ 950 Automatic transmission. .leering, power brakoi. 1966 MUSTANG 289 engine. Two-door hordlop. $1295 RENT ONE FROM US! 1966 • Quick $895 $895 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S OLDEST,.* LARGEST| MUSTANG • • J-doo? hordlop.' Six cylinder. $1195 VOLKSWAGEN DEALER 1965 CHRYSLER Newport » passenger wagon. Factory olr. $1195 • Easy • 1964 1967 BUICK PLYMOUTH $ 350 • Economical 1963 BUICK Special station wagon. Shrewsbury Motors, Inc. Dolly . . . Weekly . . . Monthly Riviera. Air conditioned. Automatic transmission, V-8. SHREWSBURY AVE. SHREWSBURY WALL $995 RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS SHREWSBURY, N. J. $1595 741.8500 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD 741-5886 RED BANK Shrewsbury Ave. at Sycamore 747-5400 -THE DAILY REGISTER. RED BANK • MFODLETOWN. N. J.J FRIDAY, OCTOBisH 2, 1970 21 gELP WANTED—FEMALE BELP VtUiTEO-nMAW , HELP WANTED-Mile-Feiuale HELP WANTED-SWcFemale FOE SALE FOR SALE APARTMENTS APARTMENTS NURSE NEED AVHELPINO HAND — With your RN OR UpH lawn? Bdftow everything you need for a ITEMS YOU NO LONGER KEYPORT W GREEN CROVB AVI i n m to 11 P'ln. Five days. Sice!- beautiful lawn—monera, tillers, sweep. LiS pay and benefits. BROOKDAUB ers, edgers pruners, etc. A to Z Rental NEED OR USE WILL... Sfml*r)O HOME, Hwy 35. Hade? center, 181 Newman springs Rd,. _5__fR_SSES — Over 2L Day «hl!t», Shrewsbury. 741-OMO. irOpaliliK »hlfta»hlfta. Apply In person UOW- WE ARE HIRING GREEN GROVE GARDENS ?KD JOHJOHNSON'NNSONS RfiBTAUBANT, TYPXWKITBRB, ADDIKO maehlnes. SELL S 3535. MMlddletowlddletownl n. All makes new or used._ Ouaranteed. HOUSEWORK — No cook- All Shifts •t Next to'theater" EFFICIENCIES 9 am. to 2 p.m. Monday to Friday, references" on bus route In Rum. MAID — For tu up. PILES, table,, chain. FAST WE NEED OPERATORS! WHAT KIND DO WE NEED? ONE AND TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS [ •unTTsBKEEFER — Woman looking [or WITH A QUICK'ACTION Smlly to adopt «»« 631-2021 after 3 People • wllh a ateady work history SWIM CLUB FOR TENANTS I L S Care tor biby sir) and houiekoep . • with some electronic experience LOW-COST FREE HEAT, COOKING GAS, HOTWATEft AND AIR CONDITION UNIT ft sjcchango lor home, TV, good meals. in We have opening for • with good references {."Spy family and aalary. . ritn'niTiv *v*? as readftr for ft press 12x36 POOL DAILY REGISTER TV. ond phona outlets, 12 cut. ft. refrigerator!, parking and walk-In itoroot clipping bureau. Permanent 20 hr Filter, ladder, skimmer facilities, spacious rooms, large closets. Walk to shopping p'aia, busts' end BN - 11 t..°. 7 »hl!t, Tuesday and my m M5 Wl Pront B WHAT DO WE HAVE TO OFFER? nights, email mining unit Balk '• " ™ «"i Best offer achotl, Wednesda FAMILY AD DIRECTIONS: GardMi itoit txlt 11; 10 34, «ost on 3> to Airport Shopping Apply 842- • Steady year round work Call 747-1681 1 • Good starting ratea Plaio, turn lift, then two blocks to model apartment. From 35, (J. U, EXPERIENCED NURSES • Many opportunities lor promotion 3 LINES - 5 DAYS Fields) to Hailct Ave. turn left to Middle Road, straight ahead. Day and Evening Shifts FOR $O (\(\ If you qualify, apply in person Monday tnroufn Friday, > «.m. tfcroufD 4 p.m. Applications now being accepted. Call FLAGPOLES See Manager in Apartment 34 for appointment, 671-01T7. Hfiltop Frl- HELP WANTED—MALE, vate Murilng Home, Mlddletown. JUST Z.UU Available for Merchandise For Sala ~ ifflce Vi ABLE) — Full or* partttlnier No*ix^ 20' — $100 FOR SALE PETS AND LIVESTOCK peHence nectsstry. Just amMtlon, 717- only. Article must originate from a 25' — $125 household and may not excetd a. tk\* SIGNALITE price or S50.00 par article. BEST TOP SOIL DACHSHUND PUPPIES — TUEEUiTa - Jllddletown High school. 1B33 Heck Ave. (Installed) Price MUST be advertised. Each hi- dard. Biiols. $7.^ ?rtSme ork »v«|lHile for Jar dstall- Neptune, N. J, dltional tine $l.O0. N6 copy changes Good fill dirt, blua atone, road gravel, Call 8«-2263, TtrjENsED — Real Batate Saleswoman An Equal Opportunity Employer. may be made and no discounts or Band, etc. Bulldozing, and backhoe aer- 1 Seeded Immediately to handle large vol. ylce. Eckels TrucVlng. Mormnvllle, QEUMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES - QUALITY FLAGPOLE CO. felurna will be made If ad Is can- 691-0707. 5me of llsUn«» In Non-MiUtlple "lntlne celed before expiration. AKC Guaranteed healthy. AH ihotn and agency. Great Opportunity for the gal 846-7490 wormed. Pedigree (urnlBhed. Call 222- who can sell. Work In modern, air-con. HELP WANTED—MALE SITUATIONS WANTED-Femaie To Plact Your Daily R*giiUr LIVING ROOM SET - Davenport »a:« 9458 after 6. ••• ' building. Call Windjammer FAMILY AD, CALL . . . with two chairs. Custom made covers to MAINTENANCE CLERICAL WORK - InterMted Ir HUMIDIFIERS (it. Reasonable. 787-M'.'. POODLES —AKC standard!, black and people. Bl-llogual, Engllsh-Spanlih OVERHEAD DOORS — (Used) gas miniatures whlto. $75 and up. "nROWINO CONCERN — Has an open- EXPERIENCED PAINTER Spanlah-EngllBh. 264-81)97. Sold nnd Installed _____ Call 291-2327. S« tor a mature person with good typ. MECHANIC Humidity Control Co. 741-6900 stove, furnace. OddB and ends. Steady work all winter. Must have 671-1675. Inc and light steno skills. Must enjoy own car. Call anytime, 671-OHa. WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN - In I 24-Hour Sorvlc* "THREE TAME MONKEYS worltlng with figure;. Permanent posi- home for working mother. Fair Hav 842-5811 AFTER 5 OARAGE SALE—Saturday, Oct ANTJQUK SWORD3 — With scabbards Cagea included. tion company benefits with good chance MEN —Or young men. to do deliveries area. Call 741-0346. 12 to 5 p.m. m $60. Beers Monmouth County Atlas Gaimij-027'i ir.unilnga, for advancement. Only qualified person For steel tubing manufacturing planl REFRIGERATOR — 13 cu. ft. double and work In greenhouses, steady, all Steady work. Good opportunity fo door, automatic defrost, STB. AIR CON. 4DT Sherman Av*., Bclford, 1873 with sing;* and double portfolio*. leed apply. Apply B^sco Building (op. year employment for the right jirty WOMAN PHOTOGRAPHERS ASBIS -- FOn FALL AND WINTKF losite Bed Bank Xlrport,) advancement and liberal compntv DITIONER. 220 volt. 12,000 Btu, S75. Please call in person, 8PIWXK JfLOfc benefits. Apply BEROER INDU TANT — Three, yeara experience postal WASHING MACHINE, F Iter Flo per. TWIN DOUBLE HUNG SASH — Open. rln(, cluster diamonds &nd rubles, sir MONTHS — w% oft regular pricu 1ST, flfl Avenue of Two Rivers, Ruroson. TRIES INC., Edison Industrial Ce achool children. Call 842-1721. feet $50. 493-8017. Ins sides, 67" x 46." Entrance door with 3'^, $220. Psigea from me Outonner Have your toy or mlnltuure poualt _ECRETARY —Experienced, for Asbu- Bible of 42 lines In book form, 25 facntm rv Park accounting office. Good short- CAREER OPPORTUNITY — Join on ter, US Hwy 1, Edison, N. J, MD-24IK frame , 32" x 82". Both complete with groomed for only $7.98. CANINE COI> HAVE A LONELY 4-year-old who need: THE WHITE HORSE — Antlnue Shop * screens and storm windows. Call (171. llea from copy of the General Theo- 1.MQK INC., 2_8-8933, land ana typing "kills. Salary com- of Monmouui and o«in Counties playmates. Join a play group In m1 alfrshOD, etc. (prices low). Open 11 to 7 3641 logical Seminary, New York 1940, mint mensurate with ability, send resume to lasteat frowtof real citate igenelei. OENBRAL FACTORY WORK — Start home. 671>GdlD. '.m. 787-2836. 117 Main St., near Port condition. $35. Dleponlng of my person, TWO FEMALID PUPPIES — FlvJ BOX U-Hl. The Dally Regliter. Red Ing rate £2.50 par bour, possible 25c in weeks old. Free to a good horn*. Cal e will train inl prepire for lle«m- ionmouth fire house, o£f Rt. 36. MAN'S OVERCOAT — Genuine vicuna, at a shown by appointment. Mr. Morrill, Bank, SI. .Ihrourh our iptclal coropani creas_,_ e after 30-dalay ttrainin: g period. Lib. WILLING TO BABYSIT — Pr< 842-6484. arter6p.m..M'i-4«2V erallncreaseeases folor righrli t mem Apply (Jib. 39 long Perfect condition. Best offer. "CREDIT INTERVIEWER — National •\ Quilltied jrounx men lor poll- schoolers In my home, by day or wee- HAS RANGE —Oood condition. 1125 or Wnmnn'ii double-nreaRted tan raincoat FREE KITTENS Jon, In on of today's mort lucri- eon-Homaran- s Co." , 32 Main Bi.. Mata- Atlantic Highlands area. 172-0310. Cal: êat offer. SUPER OARAGK SALE — For benefit Jewelry "chain looking for young, ambi- wan. (Din..-recto, _behind Industrial Wash- size 10. After 6, 842-7183. CALL tious married women without small in profemoti. If you ate lnUniUd 747-5037 of Planned Parenthood. Porch furniture, 671-OlOt children. Perfect for a military wife. In first Tiar earnings of IU,O0O Mth Ing Machine co.) R.UPP.— Mlniblke, four months old. flower pots, pictures and frames, r No previous credit experience required unUinneil future) Income pcUntlil. call UNPAINTED FURNITURE era equipment, baby needs, linens, QERMAN SHEPHERD - Male. AKC. STOCKMAN — Full time Job Inside. Ap Call 7iM586 after 4 books, youth bed, chaira, desk. Alum), Thin 18-month-old beauty Ijas Been « for part-time work In our Eatontown, ply in person. Red Bank Lumber, D Wi SITUATIONS WANTEDMalC Alio atooli. chalra. desks, chtsti, al jl. J. atore. Houn vary. Transporta- num acreen door with storm sash. obcdle'ico flchool. Kxcellent personality, St., Red Bank. dlicount prices. Caih and carry. ANTIQUE RUQB — Chines* Ming,, gold, Kitchen equipment, much more. But,. SaiTlflnc. S<5. STAN LERYJIfR, Doj tion to and from work needed. If Inter- CAREER OPPORTUNITY PROFESSIONAL DIOOINO, — Trans- blue, green, 6'6"x4\ vary good condl Oct. 3, 10 a.m. at 071 Seven Bridge Rd,, ested, call M2-762I between 1 and 3. FULL TIMB — Must be over 21, with planting, trimming trees and shrubbery. RED BANK LUMBER 1 Trainer. 223-7781 or a20<833. _____ tlon; 'Turkish, red, blue, green, 'd"^ Little Bllver. SIAMESE KITTENS — wTll ba read"? PATROLMAN car. Carpet and floor covering mechan Patrl and Wall, Red Hank. 141-S5OO worn. 871-3611. ll D< t O lc. Experience not necessary, will train, for »alc Oct. l. Kour malei, two fe. DENTAL ASSISTANT Union shop. Apply between 6 and ATLANTIO TRADINO POBT - GIRLS' WINTER COATS — Two MOVING-HOUSEHOLD SALE males. $20 each. 046.0628. tKo U..5»J;?i?«men between5 th•??"ê M 0? '2i fn_ Grand Ave., Long Branch. AnUt 1 For chalralde assisting. Eieellent posi- 30 having resided I_n Monmoul_ h Mon. through Fri., A-l Carpet, Rt. S5, matching. 5?lies 8 and 10, Brown with 7 sofa, tufted hack, gold upholntery, tion for bright, energetic young fady. rf ClHfwood Beach. FINANCIAL china, glass and used furniture. white lamb's wool trim and matching white wrought Iron tjot for porch oi MINIATURE POODLES — Adorable. I Eiperience preferred but will train, BW«n~A •"""the.• pasJ-**Mt» tw»?rov years*. SalarSalar_y and Frl. 6-10 p.m.. and Sat, and hats. Like new. 201-0018, patio, twin bedroom set, five piecon, wtfk« old and ready to «0. Very raaion. Car necessary. Send resume to P.O. 17,200 starting, plus benefits. Ei»m- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 10-» p.m. Buy and sell 829-3838. deep freeze, 14* chest type. Bind It aolo. Call M2-B173. Inat on will be given within six weeks. BOYS WANTED CONTEMPORARY BINtNO ROOM BOX 353, Holmdel, N. J. 8AFBTY SUPPLIES — Oloves. gog- coucli. drapes itnd rods. Power mowci ALABKAN MALAMUTB PUP« — P«41. Applications available at police heal- To deliver circulars on Saturdays li ESTABLISHED BEAUTY SALON SET — Breakfront, table, pads. 4 reel-type Yardman. Oarden tool* SECRETARY — At least three years le- Highlands, Atlantic Highlands, Bel. gles. glaases. hard hats, extinguishers chairs. Excellent condition. 9464663. greed. Reasonable. Must sell. Any reasonable offer. R4&- respirators, dust masks, rain auits. Apr- many miscellaneous Items. Sat. OB U7-0S3:. gal experience. Good salary, Call lor In- rord, Port Monmouth, Keansburx, p.m. SALESMAN — for established life In. Mlddletown, Llncroft, Bumson. il 0858. 738-0373. ons and boots. WALTER HEATH CO.: GARAGE BALE — Friday, Saturday, 1 tervlew, 147-3730. surance route, rull training program. to 3. Household Items, tabled clothing LABRADOR RETRIHVER — AKC. collectlona. No selling^ Must be Yt 11 W. Bergen, HedBank. 812-1131. 122 Kemp Ave, Fair Haven months old. spsyed, 176. EXPANDINO COMPANY — Ha« an- Many benefits. An equal -.....,.._ lty yrs, or older. Call Marsba at 222. BUILD PART-TIME Jewelry, games and miscellaneous. employer, call Mr. Cuccla. 671-5747. Birch Ave.. Hazlot, QARAQE AND HUMMAOK 8ALB - Call 74M1S0. opentng for an experienced Accounts 10O0 between 10 a.m.-4 p.m. BiLstriesu of your own to Independ- SEAMLESS GUTTER IM Flnckney lid.. Little Sliver. Fat. Payable Clerk. Work In congenial atmo. (IBRMAN 8UEPH0RD — Beautiful WANTED — Domestic iifrlieratlon re- ence In six months wtlh new Cali- By John Wolcott 741-0173 PLAYBR PrANO — Very good condl Oct. 3, 1-5 p.m,, :".iapie bedroom unite, «phere. Excellent opportunity for ad- pairman for a national company, lion- MAN — Handy with toon, driver's II fornia company manufacturing nation. $160. Phone complete. &000 BTu air conditioner, black and tan and black and illver pup- vancement. Company benefits.' Apply mouth County area. Must have three cense. Work around mobile homes. Cal tional consumer products. Eventual MAHOOANY TWIN BEDS _ With box 264-0417 Sunbeam mixer, 7 lip. outboard motor. pies. AKC. wormed, seven week! old. £bsco Building (Opposite Red BanK years" experience minimum. Good 264.6130, 24 noun. Investment 936O0. ExperieiXe In hir- springs and mattresses. In excellent Divan, lioitnite chair. Olrl'a 20" bl Airport.) >^__^___ working conditions plus many coming, tralninjf or supervising: helpful condition. Also antique plno spool-leg OARAGE SALES — Two neighbors. 83 eyec. Wonder liorae, Clothing, Mlnca1< WELDER — All positions. Permaneni night table. 8(2-5833, and 81 Shrewsbury Ave,, 10 to 4. Satur- PUO PUPPIES — AKC. ready to 10 WAITRESSES WANTED—21 years or pany benefits. Salary 1160 plus. Write job with benefit*. Remsco Associates to rapra growth. Replies confidential, day andSunday, Oct., 3 and 4. lnncous. Oct. in. Deposit accepted. Call 871-2j7o older. Apply In person YE COTTAGE! fo Box T-I82, The Dally Register. Red Box 178, Matawan, N.J. E01-8O0O. Details by appointment. Call ,2224114, BASS DRUM — 16x22 plua pedal. All after 11 a.m. Bank. All Inquiries Held in strict 12-3 p.m. GOTHIC CHAIRS — Carved de»k. »pool OARAOH BALH — Saturday. Oct. X 1 INN. 149 w. Front St., Keyport. MAN WANTED — position avatlabli Bank receiver, amateur transmitter confidence. equipment racks. Call 741.2209 after 7:30 chest, rocker.*, antique hooked rugs, an to 4 p.m.. at the Mlddletown JlecrenUon "FREE TO OOOD HOME — Fart Per. EXPERIENCED LEGAL SECRE- /or a mechanically Inclined man tc Nortment tables, SHORE FURNITURE Center, Kings Hwy and Rt. 35. Houte. fllsn lemalR cat and kittens. MpLller TARY — For part-time work In a Red TRAILER DRIVERS _ Two years ex- learn camera repair and mainte- TAVERN Hwy 35, Laurence Harbor. hold Itemn. Infant clothes, toy a, books, black and white, long hair. IS Bank law office. Call 747-900Q. perlence. Will train on special equip, nance., Liberal benefits. 28 Linden PI., AND PROPERTY. Illness forces sale TABLE) SAW — Professional carpen- recorda. Sponsored by the Junior Worn, monlhs. Kittens all black, short lialr, ment. Charter Bulk Inc., 80 Doremus Red Bank. after 20 years, doing J150O to (2000 * *s custom built. Extra heavy duty. 1 TWO CLUB CHAIRS - Deak, mil en'fl Club of Mlddletown. VM months old, Personality plus. 78T< A LAWYER'S SECRETARY — We need Ave., Newark. 643>22S9. per week. Has living quarters. Ask- •up.10" blade. Plus many extras. $150. cellancoua. Call a good secretary for one at the firm. MECHANIC OR MECHANIC'S HELP. ing 165,000. Excellent terms. Call (212) ClS-aj.53^ OARAOB SALE — Games, Rumen, Legal experience will obviously help, LINOTYPm D E OPERATOR _ Part- ER — Apply In person, Werner's Ai games, Tovs, do 11 a, baby d res Mug Ubl<\ CUTE KITTENB — Free to good home. but It's not essential. Call 7-12. 235 Coope 842-0171 LADIES — Earn 550 for fl hours wort. CUSTODIAN — Part-tdme. No reslden. 747-57M \ve., Mlddletown, by Town Theater. rid , Mldrtlftown. 741-348!, No experience necessary. No In- TOR GENERAL FACTORY cy requirement, jsxpandlnc school dls. rrlday. 10 a.m.-U p.m. „ SMALL MINI POODLBS _ Silver, Itv. vestment, canvassing or collecting. Use WOR . Apply In person, METALUME trlct, Steady Increments, paid holidays TV-STERDO-AM/FM RADIO - Wal- VINTAOE LOT — 1934 Toy Packard en weeks old. Femalos. or car helpful. Beellne Fashions, phone MFG. CO., , FlorencFlorence Ave. at Broad- and vacation. Paid uniforms. Black Seal MIRANTI nut finish, like new. (200 or best of- CONTHJNTfl OF HOUSE car. Large Jelly cupboard. Pair tnlnli 787-7361 229-26(8 or 222-M9I. way, Union BeachBh. license extra. Call 946-8086, Holmdel fer. SM-Wsi attar 5. 111 Burlington Avenue fireside chalro, bras* bed, etc. Denlon Township Board of Sducatlon. Realtor«-Iniu roi« Loonardo welcome. Dun, Oct. 4 only, 0-6. 119 Hud COLLIE pups — AKC. Two litters, WAITRESS WANTED — 6 a.m. to 2 BOROUGH OF PAIR HAVEN — Is ac. Member or Multiple Listing Service Ron Ave., Red Bank. cluimplon stock. For nets or breeding. p.m. Monday through Friday. WAIT- ceptlng applications for Supervisor of TOOL MAKER — First class/for day 2B Riverside Ave. ALUMINUM SIDING TIRES - - Four. 885X15 Whltcwill, 4-ply IM to I22B. Call itil-m\. RESS, part-lime, Saturday and Sunday. Road Dcpl Oood salary. Excellent ben- shift, wages open. Steady work and Rlverview Towers Red Bank By John Wolcott 741-0175 Like new. YARD SALE — Hoiinellolft nrtlrlco, Good benefits and pay. Inquire In per- efits. Applicants must have strong ex- overtime, liberal fringe benefits. Aopiy Call after fl p.m. 747-2080. toys, Klasi and miscellaneouii. Sunday, CHARMINO coLLiaa — a waekn and MOBILE and BA8H-Cltizen Band Ra- one year, for pets to tood homei, 320 son. Holiday Inn of llazlct, 5870 Hwy 3J, perience In road work, and be familiar BEROER INDUBTRffis INC. Edison 747-9300 DICTATINO MACHINE — DeJour, 175. Oct. 4, 10-4, 522 W. Lincoln Ave., Oak- Hazlet, N.J. with all equipment Contact Roy Nelson, Industrial Center, U.S. Hwy 1, Edison, dios. Excellent condition^ Both can be hurst. 201-2927. Borough Administrator at Municipal N.J. 549-:iO0. MOONLIOHT ROUTE — 5-8:30 pirn., een In operation. Both nave 23 chan. Walnut executive deak with two chairs, GIRLS WANTED — Excellent oppor. Bldg.. 748 Rlvtr Rd., Pair Haven. For your net J100 wk. Route 42, 9-3 p.m., ,eli. Call after 6 p.m. 566-0836. SIM. Bookcaie with ilaai, (25. Bwlvel PORCH BALE — Stereo cabinet, dry TWO HORSE TRAILER — Kartman tunity for ambitious girls to make top further details. PORTERS — Floor waxing. Full time. your net *17» wk. Routa is, 8.3:30 p.m., chair dinette let, MS. Wa(on wheel, 115. sink, power mownr, brlc-a-brtc. 18S Fox Roadmaator, like new. stored Indoors, earnings worktnz as car hostesses. FarUlme dayi and evenings. Work In your net J250 wk. We train. CHI M2- ROOFING Call 2224233 or 741.T}48. Hill Dr.. Llttlt Silver, Call a\m, 232-6014. Hours 11 a.m. to 5 or 6" p.m.).m.,. si'x- days, one bulldlnr. Good starting salary. CONSTRUCTION Fringe benefits. 747-H66. By John Wolcott 741-0175 BABY GRAND PIANO QARAOH1 BALE PERSIAN KITTENS — CFA mistered, Apply In person, fltewairt'i Drlve-lti, But., Oct. 3.1JM p.m. One blue male: ont white fimil*. I Hwy 35. Oakhurat. SHORT ORDER COOK-Eiperlenced. PIAKOB - OROANS weeks old. 264-2T82. INSPECTORS Ov«r 104 new and UMd Instrumanta. 248 H»nc«Rd.. Fair Hiven FULL TIMB — Experienced saleslady For sanitary newer project. Monmouth Nights. Apply In person after 5 p.m. INSTRUCTION 23" IN. BLONn WIO — Worn twice, WIRBJ HAIR FOX TERRIER wanted, lome experience with color LuTgl's Famous Pizza, 477 Middle lid.. 'nllmlteS rentals •' warehoune pricea. Female, ipayod, IB months. Loves chit, County area. Call 229-9121 between 9 Hazlet. PIANO AND 'ill afte ' coordination. Pleasant working condi- and 5. IBM 360 Computer . 12 Throck- M2-14 MACHINERY FOR SALE dmi. Rcaionable. 741.0800. tions. Please call 741.2640. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - HANDY MAN — Porter. Oood opportun- ON PREMISES FOR STUDENT USE bpen 8-9. Call PIANO — Frultwood, iplnet (Winter). CUTIBfl — Free, Two orange and white SEWINQ MACHINE OPERATOR — Frollt sharing find benefits. Apply In JHflVROtflT — 8 yd. dump truck, 620 mRle hlttcnfi who need a good home. ity tor reliable, competent man. steady person between 8 a.m. and 12 noon. Ei- Good condition. S250. Caie crawler, l yd. loader recondl Union shop, union scale, paid holidays employment benefits. Vacations. Very PORTABLE BADIO - Tranalitor. Call «71 -5871 Will separate. 291-9331. experience necessary. The Scharf Corp., pleasant finvironrnent. References re. tontown Circle Euo. tloned. 6 ton f at bed trailer, toola, etc. Typing irorUi }60. Never uied. Sacilltce, |!5. 20" O1RLS BICYCLE 871-5134. OBLD1NO — Four-year.old hoautlful 322 Main St., Beltord. 787-7877. quired. LITTLE SILVER RACQUET K8-M38 or 229-7781. CLUB. Little Silver. Call for appoint- 113 black Uioroughbrol type. Engllih. CLEANINO WOMAN — Wanted to work Keypunch Tti-WSS CAT LOADER — QM power ihlft Inter, Jump». 8450. 071M"9. . in Deepdale section of Mlddletown. For ment T41-02OO. MANAGER TOP SOIL n fit tonal backhoe. Bout excallenl 8*2. Information call 671-2167 between 7-9 Office Atrtoma+ion mom PIPS THREADBB — And plpa I4S4. POODLE P'UPPIBS - AKC reiUtercd. p.m. 7 741-4313 mornings for Information. Installation engineer for communlcL COUNTRY 8UDSER CAR WASH Jobs waiting for qualified grade. Day « Ctaurcn Bt 4H-0117 K«anit>urg DOG HOUSE rougti coated, perfectly marltod, one tlon equipment aboard ships. Radio MIDDLETOWN or evening classes. Tuition loan or A nice 24"x12Mx38H" high houie for COLLECTOR PAYS . P CASH rqi year old st, Bernard, femnlc. Rest hloni EXPERIENCED WAITRESS — Good budget plan available. Approved fo OLD TAAtNi o- will o* HO vn line*. Houso'-iroKen, Wondertul with telephone and telegraph FCC li- man'l best friend. #23.50 unaiiembled O or mndara fftu •3716. hours. Apply 118.0ceanport Ave. censes. LiberaLiber l fringe Benefits. SubSub- veterans. $29.50 asaem'>)f(l. children. Must sacrifice. 8US. 222-MI8. Llttlt Sliver. mit t P.O. B 610 Rd DETERMINE YOUR SALARY BY mit resume Box 610, Red YOUR ABILITY — Wholesale food con- HAMMOND RED BANK LUMBER OE1LDINO —Plva year sorrel, quarter, WAITRESSES — Experienced only. A Bank, N. J. cern haa opening for local man for es- Northeast Computer Initi+uti 09 Rlvsr Rd., Fnl horse type, Western or English, Jumpi, ply In person Martini's Diner. Hwy ! Pcari and Wall. Red Dank 741B5OI) ntvtn. Bait Tuei • BatBtl . US 741 4M1, 871-MM. PRODUCE CLERK—Full time. Union tablished routei in Middlesex and Mon. m English Plaza Red.Banl Keansburg. store. See Mrs. Scadulo. Food.Cltcus. mouth Counties. Flvetday-week. Union SEI.l.lNIi ENTIRE) CONTENTS OK ANTIQUKB ~ Tiffany itemi. toyn fur- GREAT DANK — Bl.ck mile. AKC Rt. 35. Mlddletotvn. benefits. Call 313-8200. 747-4647 SUMMER HOME — 50r. to (50. 36 An, nlturs, china, palntlnm, uttuiry, oolm registered. Must nacrlfln*. (90. STAN RESPONSIBLE? — Diversified secre- ORGAN pleton Avo., Lronnrclo. Sitt. and Sun.. 1 lighting fliturei, Carve_ o«X fllnln LERNBR, Dog Trainer, 220-uai or 229- tarial-receptionist for branch Insurance FLOOR WAXER — And window clea- SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS — TRACTOR-TRAILER p.m.-8 p.m. Weekday! 12-3. 201-2480. firm. Call Mrs. White, 741-6700. ner. Experienced. Full-time. Fi'iWime days. 18 and over. Aiwly in room pieces. Copper Kettl* Antlquai, pe.-.on. Union Beach Hess, 843 Rt. 39. OiWiurit 63M6M- or SW-OBM. SECRETARY — For financial services S60-7O1S. DRIVERS FISH TANK — 30 snl. and equipment. union Beach. Call WANTED firm, Mlddletown. Typing experience BARTENDER — PART-TIME WEEK. STUDIO «10 cnaentlaK Call between £5 p.m. Mr. EXPERIENCED PAINTER Can earn $12000 per yr. Trued Orients] Ru(i REAL ESTATE FOR RENT ENDS. CALL Chinese and Pen I an Cross. 842-T879. 747-271J Call after 6 p.m. OF ASBURY PARK MODBHN WALNUT BEDROOM SHT 945-4275 SO CAN YOU! — Plu!i box aprlng and mattrciui. Qno< Alio Wall TnABltlill APARTMENTS COMPETENT PART-TIME BECRE. MEN WITH OARS WANTED — To Our State License VA approved Train* FRTBDMAN OALLWft TARY Take minutes, two evenlnfs a NEW HAMMOND condition. Call683-1276. deliver morning and/or Sunday pa- MAN — Permanent Sales and deliver/. Ins Center can train you In just threi WANTED — Bllvor colm, war nickel*, month. Receive telephone calls during pers In Red Bank area. No collecting Must quality. Apply ID ftefion, see weeks. CADEHE ORGANS HAMMOND SPINET OROAN — Ex day. Call 711.(914 after t p.m. Call 74M143. Mr. Gibbons. Marine Lumber Co. FREE JOB GUIDANCE crllent condition. Call 201-0251 after S ntlver dniiari. WilIlI pay top dollars. Mr"-, 2139 Ocean Ave,, Sea Bright, p.m. and Saturday, a.m. Rom no. 7B(-A9ni. WAITRESS — Must be over 21. ex. TUITION TERMS AVAILABLE $555 ^.,,,êi, Parking. Riytr' SCHOOL CUSTODIAN — Colts Meek OLD KURNITCRHJ — Atltlou«», oMM, vie* 1 • Hay 1. References. 7*1- perienced. Apply In person, SHORE Township Schools, 40 hr, week, hours 3 MECHANIC — For garbage truck and SOUND GOOD! deludei bench, delivery, iniUnt-ptiy OARAOE BALB — YARN. Discount 8170, POINT INN. Hwy 35. Hazlet to 11 p.m. Free hoipltallzatlon, medical- heavy construction equipment, dleseli. x»k (lit* you play tongi on your own ricen. National brands. Needles, etc. RlafiwarA, art objtcti and brlc>a-Srac, surgical, and major medical coverage bulldozers, etc. Steady, year rcunc SURE IT DOES ih« •tart) and 0 wesks of les Eome antique furnishing!!. Wrought Iron rmmtdtata cuih for anything and 4.Y- BANSBURO — Business couple only. riENERAL HOUSEWORKER — Sleep for employee. 10 days annual accumu. work. Call C66-4608. glass-top table with chairs. Girl's doth- orythinit. RuinU'i, 29 Bait Trout If Sear transportation. Private. Call t»i- In. Pleasant home, very small family. lated six leave, annual paid vacation. Tng. size 5-6. Boy's size 10. Household 741.1C93. • 0416 DISHWASHERS— (2) Neat and sober. items, brio-a-^rac, toys. Tools. Sat., Experience not required but will be rec- Top salary and fringe benefits. DO (609) 443-1000 Itomir. brlo-a-^rac, toy*. TooU. fiat., WANTED — Old colnn. Bllv«r dollar*, SALESLADY ognised In contract. Pay range I4KO0 to For free Information call collect PR 5-9300 Oct. Ji,t Sun.,.OctBun., Oct.. i,4, 1616 D- t Normandle, BRADLBY BBACH NOT PHONE. Apply In person week- war nlcklen, etc. 20% on silver. Ca amotJINCY.One and twobadrMm Full time In Ladles' Department. l&joo. Write Board or Education, Cedar days only. 10 A.m. to 2 p.m. ATLAN- Or send name, addreaa phone jt IM Main It. Attiurr Park Fair Haven. ua.m,-4 p.m. 7B7-2648 aft»r 3 p.m. W.8. Wallace. Keyport. Drive School or call 46M108. American Training Services . 'Ul 5:30 apartmenla. High rise, new elevate; TIC HIGHLANDS NURSING HOME, f Optn dally 'III >; 8at RUnfl — Approxlmatply flxl2. Brnldnd OLD HOOKS — On New Jeriey and bulldlnt, Brnkir-Agtnl 7T1-48M. After I WAITRESSES WANTED Mlddletown Ave., Atlantic HJthianJn. Warren Plaza, West, Suite 0 blue oval. Anua and beige twero. HrIRe p.m. 77«>4aofl. MECHANIC PLUMBER Ht. 130, Hlghtstown. N. J. 08521) r American Hlatory, Oood prlca for deilr. pply in person, Rex DIn«r, 117 W, Full time. Monmouth County area. Jail hrondloom. waahlnir machine. Sat;. vt. able mnterlii. 842-4o4S. 'ront St.. Red Bank. Call 787-O1I7 evenings. MEN — Over 21. to scrape and clean EIOHT ONE-HOUR OliOIJP LESSONS Si'2.1.™ 3. from S to 3, SI Garden nd.. Little Sil- RED BANK - Luxury 2'4.room aparU windows In developments, steady year 115. Leneve Music School, 303 Broad St.. ver. ANTIQUKd — Palntlnga, N. J. Atlai, ment near Broad Bt. Air conditioned. OPERATOR - Full or part-time, to CARPENTER — Local work, steady, round work. Call after B, 686-3780. TWO 8NOW TIRBS — 650x13, uacd one BttatCH purctiand and appralsid. 747- 741-1003 or 7.7-1380. work on draperies. Plpasant surround- *•-.tawan. 868-4233. aeaaon, 120. Never used tire. 6MX13, 112 OARAGE SALS] — fleven.pn. kltcliMi yearly employment. Call BTOCK AND SALESMAN — Over 18, 2003. Tht Hudaon Bhop. Inc., 511 STUDIO APAHTMBNT — FurrillheiJ. ings. Call J64-5352 or 566.8440. 6490669 CBRTIPIED TEACHER - In second, 'hone 671-9M8. n^Tiact. . it:iiiKciKiutrefrigerator,| blcyclpv4 Must work 48 hours weekly, days. f Broad Bt,, Bhrewihury. One nerflon only. Nrar bus line. 30 Hwy try education will tutor • MrMKd p5 p.m., 41 Dow Ave., River Plaza (off CLERK-TYPIST _ Varied duties. Ac- WANTED —Vending machine mechan. nlghti, Saturdays and Sundays. Call K42- number of atudenta In French, from IODROOM BETS — (2) tlirea-plece. . Front), 747-1834, 30, Highland*. 1,72-0360. curate typist. Permanent employment. lc. Experience a must. Knowledge of For children. 530 pacli. ^ Tuna to Sapumber. Pleasa call 7«- RED BANK - Luxury Mgn Mia Write P.O. Box 724. Bed Sank. complete vending machine line, l5le to 1138 for Information. NBIOHBORHOOD BALE - Sat., Oct. .. PETS AND LIVESTOCK read aclleinatlc diagrams. Fringe ben- BARTENDER — Nights. Write Box F. 17 and 23 Bay St.. HI«IiIn(Kin. Buck to ft. lUpanoy, Monmoulh Qounty'i tint make and serve drinks and sandwiches. ing qualifications and salary desired. COMPUTER CAREERS 25 each, mattreasea Included. In good OHUMAN MinMinRu rups .- centrat'y. alr.conait!or«d bulVilnt," Btu- paid medical and life Insurance, vaca- condition. 747-1278. THOMAB BI-ECTRIC ORnAN - reglattrid. S wechH old. liealth gnn Charlie's Pub, 842-H809. tion, sick leave and holiday. Call 8(2* SECURITY OFFICERS —Contact Mn. builnelst,. IndIndustri y and government tflfd. peijlgres furnlwUed. Call 741-llO dfoi, one, two %ni thrte birtioomi, itarl with EOF. Double keyboard and pNiatn, 1205. Call Swimming pool, launa rnomi, boit PART-TIME SECRETARY — To work 50U between 8-3 p.m. Mon. through Frl. B 1 s 11. 609-587-7532 for appointment, BOH training Dar and LIJDWIQ DRUMS — Full not. Premiere mortTinm or after 6, B42-27B4. marina and garagm on pr»mi'*» 7*< In psychiatrist's office, should be able STOREROOM CLERK — Excellent op. Equal opportunity employer. evenings. Call ECPEL.. I a—t BI3-M0_.., O _o.r ilBll hat, 20" and 18" 7-lldJlan A cym. OOL11EN RBTRIJOVBR — lT"uifY~i«• hr. doorman, Rlvirvliw Towtn, 31 to work evenings. Call 431-1610. lortunlty for a fuilllmejjolltion In mod- visilit IOPI1 , 268 MOnmoulh ParFHwy. hall. Anliln« 1250. 747-0552. FUR COAT — BEAUTIFUL FULL- month-olrl female lun't the qulelent Rlvemlde Ave, 74M732. rn. growing hospital. Experience help. INDUSTRIAL LABORERS West' ILong Branch LENGTH NATURAL RUSSIAN SA doc you've ever Been, we'll slve her 3-', DAYS WK. — Run new Red Bank Starting rate of $3.12 per hour with 8o OARAaS SALE] ~ Oct. 1, 2, 3. 11 a.m. BtB. SBTTLB E8TATB. CALL 229 to you, Othorwlie, I3«. STAN I BUN- FRlioKKlioLII ) -">>urnfsJi«anepaTttnTru X office In absence manager. Begin Jan. fill. lood inlarv, ploajant work copdl. and 16c per hour premium for second FRENCH, SPANISH, GERMAN — Con. Hrough 3 p.m. at 91 Illvervlew Ave.. En, Bo« Trilntr. 22B.T7S1 or 230-8033. Permanent. Mature. Phone-typo-gener- tlons and ull fringe bebenefii t and third shirts. Excellent paid henefltB verafttlon claaaes for children and adults Little Silver orr Rllvtr»lde Avn. 1 3027 BAT, SUN. ONLY. Ooodd location. Alno ffurnlmed efflolency. ai office work. Experienced Pollution or rersonne'eraonneil Office, River including Blue Crais, Blue Shield. Ma- on all levels and tutoring by a linguist, ilock cant ot Occanport Avn, Farauet mi NB ... BIMZATION Amftrlcun PKOPBSfllpNAt, OROOMINO - All nliorl.lonll g termt . 402.1231402 . MachinerM«_ta«ryhelpy helpfula, B>eafs >earr fclatoryy anand 741-270O, Ext. 2!B for an jor Medical, life Insurance, pension PUD, I42-7°15. (loorlnr S23. copper iklllnt $20, newly Bench OraOrftdms ivalUblivalUblnn now. F«!l in tli6 breeriii. rick up anil delivery service, PENTHOUSE APAHTMBNT — Wlrt present salary in reply to equal opportunity employer. Ian. severance plan, paid vacation and painted bed-chORt $15, carrlaeo $10. Ijmt lime for iriantfnxritf Call. nCalr wrltl nrn wrltn Atiio AKC reilntered pupplm for Dale, l>n]i:c,ny overlooking Navoslnk RfvCr. .WlV*Dall.'~l(eilatir,'"*He'cThe Dally Regiter Redl Bank. .ioltdayfl, Apply American SrtiDltlng & mnk bod, î-bed, petite rncker $5 Cliurch'H Orficnnouno A Nurncry. RD II. Ml «lr.fln and ase*. Seven rlaya a week Three bedrooms, two balhs, carpeting Refining Co., 1160 State St.. Perth Am- Capa May. N.J. (6ft(J> S8I-3927. rom 8 a.m. to H p.m. Call 7aT.PS2O. Dodman Arms Apf. 1400. 741.011«; CREDIT MANAGER TRAINEE - REAL ESTATE MERCHANDISE itch. Vanltjr tnble. tynlns table, atep boy, N.J. An equal opportunity employ* •lool 13 each. Cloctcn, fablcware. knlck * LA HOB BOX HTALLr] TOR RBNT Credit and collection-accounts receiv- TRAINEES NEEDED er. knackn, window and wall fixture*, LOADB AND LOATJB - Of fine Hemn 8BA rifiioHT _ New furnr«h'ed effi- able. Position for aggressive person FOR SALE oms wearing apparel, laiilen' ntio , from fine apnrtmrnt and liomc Maple PHIVATB FARM IN MIDDI.BTOWN ciency apartmenti. Three rooms, air with pleasant phone voice. Must work Toln & professional and fast growing ELECTRO-PLATER — To super\__ apparel, laiilen' ntioc^ twin bcriH, bedroom suite, hoolt ctincn. PABTURB LAND FOR ORAZINO cond Jnned, freo TV. Move In todaday1 . - with figures, type. Salary open. Com- organization which Is willing to train small, highly technical plating deroart- KLtid bais, etc. ll d 93 Ch EXOTIC!—Expansive mahogany Atat- :»rry. all under 93. Caflh and chlf fo robe. Flve-plocc 'DiicUot JiRatfi, leaie, Nautilui Aptrtmeoti. •43" - pany benefits, call 26<-6080. you to become a professional. Earn ment In mcolum-stze, nucccssful New- ues from Haiti, two black corner bird Kltchm dinette, chltd'i rhtnt, mapfn 741-2382 while you learn the blgseat business ark firm. P.O. Box 1U. Keyport, N.J. :e«, decorative. Refrigerators, loiini OARAOE BALB — Moving. Kitchen fur- full-sizullsize tied with box sprinsp g and mat PART-TIME — Must be 21, Must trpufl TInlioldtercL»"« chil \t\ OOOD IIOHK8 I-OUND fOR OLDBP UONUOUTH BEACH - River e> (Uff In the country. Call for appointment, PRE88ER3 — Experienced machine —In, sofaibedi, bird cages. Electtl niture, dlnlns room, nnow tlren, chalrn rpufl. TInlioldterciL»"« willing to work nights, weekends and jrgan. 842-0125 cveg. ahlen, denk. Many mlRccllaneous Item*. . cwIn_ _ R_ , machine. T«__n . wajicon ahn iijivrr >QOfl - Caiih paM ror DtdlffrfHt Olub Apartment!. One and t*re beq< holidays. tl,7» per hr. Call 787-8817, prcssers. Plenty &T work. Vacations tnd Thursday, Oct. 1 through 3rd. 10 to o dinneinerr netet, (inRHwnre(IRwnr , pictures, reriar Itleri atan Urnar. Don Trainer, room apartments In modem bulidbulid- 8ALAIIT O M PER HOUR ald holidays. Apply Little ffllver DRAPES — Qold plildd.. 02x160,, 5M5M. chfntn, brlr-a-hrac nt fvi*ry dcacrlnilnn. ntMa m>m>ss. AireondltloneiAir-eondltloneidd, lelenee klteheflskltehefls. WAITRESS - Day shift. 11:30-2:30 Uuit bi avaJlftblt immiajattlr No icancrfl, Wl Branch Ave., Llttli p.m. 682 Coltn Neck Rd.. Rt. 637, Free- Mon-Frl. Ideal for married woman. Ex- B lold, 92x112, 935. Bl» printpit , KlxlieKllie, lOld nUBCIL'8, 2S E. Front St., n«d nnnh. BflT nTaiiLAND WHITE TJcr HM •'SSiJlg »»• Call Reeldsnt Uan- •iperlence necetiur Good advance* Sliver. 35. Aqua curtains, 4Bx»8 U sort. &6", 7 perience preferred, but not essential. meat, Ouarantiad lncremnt within needi cover, $36. Call 7U OARAOB SALE — Hounrhold Ilcrnn, iH5?L lfPH. AKO. Paper trained, •hotn. Call The Hearth, 7llr-0»o6. first month. Call Til-4018, PRIVHJR — Welding aupply track. Flve- )rlc-a-brac, bednpreada and llnenn. PUMPKINS — Mi! and up, Pick your NpS I-s«riur (]ay week. Medical Insurance, two . ,. thrre roomit, t WAITRESS WANTED — Experience oolii. furniture, nome nnpllnnc™ and own dtrlnfrbcannnn,, ttomatono t on,, II ppncpeach hmhm- oms, tisth. High on wsler INSPECTORS WANTED — For Sewer weeks vacation. Write to Box T-185, The IN STOCK hpt, Lmirlnn Farmi Sycamom Ave,, BlAMKBUl'klT'i'BNS — i~«ei'lny'n Mnn milt. Cub Snout uniform, nlrft HAIRDRESSER — Experienced. Salary tc.lfU1 and .ffhnamwr pupplee. *71'H2) itirc'wrii-htti'K' wiihinti. No'jiet'«. LpRflfi . onen, AbwashamPonslrUor SfttR, VIC- 5 . PROWN'S • ]H husky, $ft t-ncto, Smnll rcfrJfffTdl^r. PANASONIC AM-FM — FM fltereo-Ra- wCctlonal nnln, %20 envh l'rinne ttff-lWii. O li ft M A N MIORTtlAIR PrjINTMR niii! nrTiirl(v,n>(|ulrP(l. Phnnr dully H2- TOR'S BEAUTY iALON, 320 Main St., 32 Brotd St Red Bank 141-7500 HNOW TIREf! O7i1xlrt, IJJfl nnlr. AM OPENBIt WANTED — Week- HELP WANTED-Male-Female dlo. Call bstween 4:30-8 p.m. TVPBJP& -— AKAkOc rnftliterod.. To_ p Ihuntin .. g W20 mornlnK" iiiitll 1 anil artf r fl p.m. Keanaburg, 767-7096. , ZENITH — 23" Colonial colored TV. ('Whit?) Rnydnr hike HA, nnflnu c whrel- Is. Frl., Sftt., Sun, Excellent working ha-rrow I'lii, Ctrnf ra >2. 22D-I082, (IIBB')N APAnTMBNT>Ji| PAI\TMI3NTir~7 - iTnTIirT. WAITRESS — Excorlenced, « a.m. 10 2 idllloni. Must be over IB. 747-1B86. HEAL ESTATE SALES — Fart or full T OlIMW BIRCH KITCHEN CABINETS — For. KDEN noy.Keyport Rd.. Cllffwood m. live days. Steady. Mon. through me, experienced, to take che } , . rl. Apply In person CHAPEL HILL DRIVEB.YARD MAN — Year-rouna mica counter top. Sink, faucet*. Gun "H employment. Knowledge ot lumber not nldentlal sales department. Ci IBDROOH SET — Dark walnut. wall oven, four hurnnr, fturfacc unit Two end taWrjt. F.il| *\M hod wllh tmx ^ nkll BANK ••- AtlrsrllVf~nriTy~(Tl™ tUNCHEON, 419 Rl. 35, Mlddletown. 1 iprins nnd ninttrrtti. Pool, ladder fthrl required. Apjjly 111 peraan, MATAWAw Poubte bed. box iprlng, innersprlng atove. 741-4010. • DOO ohoOMINO—AU. TinilODS nlstifd two rooms.- Ded-llvlng room, AVOtJ CALLINO Yoif - For an ex- LUMBER. 1 Butphln Ave.. Matawan. GEOROB MOLINARO AOBNCY mattress, dresser-mirror, vanlty-mlr* flltcrintiludcd. Tall ihWifl. : 1. 311 204-32O0 Hazlet, N. IOFA — 10' lonjr, brown. $.'i0. Mfltrhlnn We rrnAm to pleaae. mndern kitchen, Qnltl, rcnlclvntlatl, vat cellent earning opportunity In your ror. night stand, two chairs, $60. Heir- ittoman, $20. Royal Byatem tenk tnhlc OARAOBRALH -Klnal r|o«r f'nll npd monthly Inciudie, airutllltles. call i«2. CAR DETAILEItS - Ful) or p»rt-llnn. work. 35-hour week car — ALUMINUM SIDING mfMMAOR BAI

for« Hlghlnndn Hr|d"f, Board of Education. Will train If not li- ANTIQUES IN THB TlOUflH - From ^T7~riKnN>'nns-flu ftoiincinii""hoya, «oal and N.Y, bum at door. Call till. J.IVE IN HOUSEKEEPER —For large censed. Too pay. Need not be resident of and no layoff. Earning opportunity of at atmllar reductions. 2111-0322. S126 to $150 wk. Advancement. Educa. DISCOUNT BUILDERS 2229704 lorn I rntntf. Hutch tfinlr, Vlrlorlnn fllrci by RtnnrlilRe elm m pi fin I[ugn. Rumson family. B',4 days per week. 12D Ilolmoel. call iit-11' TWO TWIN MATTREHBES — With cTifiir^ riich-bottom chairn, nine blnnk^t AvAliattir Rrpt. 'l. Veterinarian ip tlon or experience not important. Call .ED HANK -- Fi vi-room apartment ppr week. Recent references required. PORTE3RS — Full and part-time POBI- 74118(18. OUN3 — New and used. Buy, «ell or nrlrga. (IS each. Good condition (•hiBf. Vlfitorltn trumtut, Lfncnln rock, irovr.l rrjiit 74f-irrfKi. Pnl« Mlnton. Write to Box T-175, The Dally Register, trade. MANNY AND MARY'S SPORTS rown ntudlo couch, $20. 787-0142, rr, Blhlc bos, «f;ttle bcnrJi, willow chair overlooking river, Convrnlrnt. Jlfi'i nrt tlona available on the day and evening "iiKF!'KlTTKNH~"- A'iorablV. illf'rcc• month, Ava.la'ile Imme'iitiRiy. Call he. Ited Bank. flhlrti Oood aalary, pleasant working HIPP, Rt, 38, Baat Keansburg. 787-0(08. IHWINn MACHINE — Portable, wllh and tabled. Rhell collection. Tip-ton lomtt". lltt/r tralnp'l fall . REAL ESTATE tub.. Commode rim If, Ttn^woort aland, tween H;H1 a rn; g7t-0ft32. IIIOH SCHOOL GRADUATE - With cSndlilon. and nil Vrlnj,rlnjre. 1Mnjflt.ôn 3ARAOE SALE — Books, mg.^. tallies ,,d.$35 774-al!22 some general knowledge of the insur- Personnel Office. Ino walnut exftiitlv n>ak, Me, Mr, BlIBLBT —One-hrdroom garden npaTtT TRAINEES NEEDED oys. plus lots more. Bat.. Oct. 3, 1ft to 4: iKlfMAWliKI'lfKR') Pfipfl — AKC. ance claim business, to process claims „„„,.._ l7«l270? Jxt. 32}, for an In- 3un.. Oct. 4. 1 to 5. 14 Mills Ave. off ^TfflCH/fl, 2fl K. Front flt.. Tlfift hnk ment in Matawan from Nov. I. 1070, In Involving public contact. No typing re- terview. An equal opportunity employer. prorennlonal and fnnt growing rialn Bt., near Murphy Rd., Port Mon- (OKA - - With almoHt rew gold dllp- 74Mflfl3 and Rycnnmro (irfitnn, flyca- if-aiitilni, lnr«f honH. frlfmdlv, fhow \ui, .11, 1071, ItAO r>f>r month. Call din. ocatlon which in willing to train cover, tM. f'hcntw, %\. Antlquf! drenn- more AVP,, LIIIIP Bjlyftr. rt^dlgrT. Ttpuwmft'tlr, Call 77fl-flHw3, ,Vit i\nynnr fefl-niflfl aymi. oulred. Eatontown location. £-day week, PLUMBER — Experience neoe»»arr. noutll. many company bentflls. Call you to become a professional. EEara n Inff tabin. m 74I-3H9, .. 'nKnsAnii'pvp'H — AKC, neati- HUM nave driver's llcen««. Cnrlatopher while you learn the hlghlggcnt t buslneflfbl l I9HWABHKR — Kenmore, portable or DINETTB BKT •- nork maple, Two tlHtrVM. ATMS — rir(H"7ioor,"FlrV WOMAN —To care for one child, plus Bro». Plurnblin. 229.2738. In the country. Call for appointment. flABY CHIB—WBlnut Mninh. 115. TOP- leaven. Four chair. Hully mnrhrd for pet-Miim. Parentu on Dnmn, hath, garage, newly dncorated, >ullt.|n Coppertone. One year old. Orljr- leriot, t;i. Walking chatr, (1. Play- ireiniprn Excellent «1t"ii'jfilM()iin. Paprr .QUlll. Nopnti. 7.I-32W. light nouielieepln, for working mom 29M6D0. nslly i3(X>. llW or best offer. Call 3P1. r.ilnrri r;unrAnte«d. M-1Wf>. In exchichangi e (or beautifujll three-room AMERICAN pen. <3. Cull MI2-&33-T „___ OAHAQE RALE -- iiT~WhUf. flt. apartment with prlvnte ...entrance. . Re. FUEL OIL TRUCK DR1.JVB' H WANTED 1UITAR— Martin. Hollow ttofly. fllnKift Hhrcwnbury. Man'n bowiinpt hall anrt (More Classified Ads lined nelghHorhooa, B72-O033. AUTOMOBILE — Permanent position. CCall )" TWO WHEELBR BICYCLE - Ised twice, JI20. 19" large tricycle, nev. ilck-iip. Originally 123T.. Aflklnf im. " ' vibrator. MlnceUaneoun Itrmn. (t-1 On The Next Page) | ASSOC. (AAA) ir URcd, SS. Both red. 787.0090. ^ 7tll M2-WO8 _~ ENUMEHATORS — To help gather in. OLAROID CAMERA — Automatic Wn HELP WANTED-FEMALE Local carter aali poiltlon ai mem- formation for the Red Hank City Dl. AIlDWAItE — Convert gnrage doors ,nnl Camern, prflctlpnlly nnw, wltli beranlp repreientatlve. Well-provon rectory. Apply In own handwrltlnp to overhead, complete with "counter- iRflh ntta^hment, electric eye. in cunt. lead and commlaalon paid plan with Box U-1DI. The Dally Register, Red 'eight. |25. 31 Ilarrlson Avt,, Red IBS- T47-38fi«n(tprftp,m continuing renewal!. Stloi eiperltnce. Bank. lank. 741-3093. Over 40, married. With cir. Call col* ORDER COOK And ONE ANTIQUE HOFA - ilKfl. TlgBf mnplc AVON CALLING lent. Mr. DeAngelle. for confidential 30OKCABE — Sectional Oak. Three 'anlty drfnier, 175, Oik Ice Jiox, «Mi. WAITRESS. Evenings only, 5 to 1. Good lections. Top and ba«a with drawer. 125. nh reRlntcrii, »M) ami WO. King ntr.n Conllnulng demond tor Avon'J Com- appointment. salary. Call In person. Bat. and Bun,, II Harrison Ave., Red Bank. 741-3083. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY oct 3 ind 4, Harmony Bowl, Rt, 19, Mid- ittreai and b^dcllnff, S12.V Six IIIRII- Pitts Llns of Coimellc) crtoltl 609-396-2551 CIlnOME DINKTTE BET — Walnut ,.ck »!Brv/-fl rtrnlnn cihulrn. $30(1. Onk cttdilionoi lerrltorles lor Repre- 071-2101. Formica top with lesf- nnd 4 black oil-top o>M<, 105, Cherry wafth-fitnnd. A HANDY GUIOE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI ACCOUNTANT* — Public, for Aibury NyitSES' AIDES AND ORDERLIES — i!nloll««i. You urva cjilomer, Park CPA firm, i to 3 yean recent pub. vinyl chairs. 125.00. Call 7(7-IH?l. flj. Double «l7.«? Iiesdhnard, $11. Call mar home and can Mrn well, coll All tihlfts, After shcrt prohstlonary peri- 120-6173 or 0<6-81fifl. r He accounting experience necenary. od 183 per week. Liberal fringe benefits. LnNITURB AND APPLIANCES — now . . . J. Blrchall, Dltt. M0 < Send reaume and »alary leriulremenla T)O HOT PHONE. Apply In perjon Welfare and people with credit prob- 7(1-4343. to Box T.|««, Tne Dally lugleter, Red wrrkday* 10 a^rfl. to 3 p.m. ATLANTIC lems. Immcdfp.tc ilellvnry. Instant cred- 1 SALE Bank. ITIOHLAND8 rVlJRfllNI ! HOME, « Mid- it. Call Mr. Ornti. .1730011. Adding Machines-Typewriters General Contractors Pearl and Bend Rcstrlnging YOUNO MAN—To learn auto and gen- dlelovm Ave., Atlantic Hlghlanda. eral glnai work. Fully paid Blue Crosi BED BOARDS HELP WANTED-MALE ADJJ1NO MACHINE) - Typewriters TIIK WKl'IIIT SHOP- Cariirntry and and din* Ohlild, life liMnrtnoa. penaloj. Aitorttd ttlzcii and thlckntrsn from cahlnet mirk. Hiir.lH. 7n(l-ll2M. liltch. Rxpsrtly on braider] nylon. tl.SO a 'an and vacation. Atlantic Olags Co.. 28 sold, rented, repaired. Serplcn's, 101 strand. Sterling clitjpa from fflo. SITUATIONS WANTED-Female irm fir plywood, flample price 3flt Monmouth St.. Red Dunk 747-01111 en calilnetn, mom ak flinlng room table, walnut secre- CAHPENTltr — Additions, paneling, Bathroom r«rnorJ»ling, SECRETARIAL POSITION •>- Part- tary- Dlnlnfft bedroom, Kitchen iet. Lots steps, sidewalks, patio, odd loni. Individual! need apply. Inlirvilwl I untlal. Solary plus commltslon. 8lut time. Eight years' experience plus K ATCO CERAMICS CORP. Raaaonable ratea. Sl2.|lSJ. 7(7-23M. Painting and Decorating Monday through Friday, 9 a.m.-S p.m. J Croti omf Blue Shield. Compony fn Bibba refresher. Iteply Box F.195, Tha food toolala. Oood book* and booxciae, Sawsr Trenching and ally Register, Hod Bank. WurllU«r iplnciltt pianoi . CameraCma , projpro>j I Tlndoll Rd, (The Roberts Build- I rnislimi In ixceii of 50 yum, PMni ector anandd tqulmftqultimfntt . Lot* or recordirecordinng 2MM00 KEYPORT JOBEPlf T. PANDURB—Alleratlons, CARL n JONKa - Pallitlng and Installation Work. ing! MkJdlltown, or phona 47IBII I »nms. Mr. Farrarn. WILL BABYSIT — In my home for one material of 1940. Many mnre househol addition!, repairs, new homes. We waMpaperlni. fully (nsureit. Vor free do the whole lob. 222-0274, estimates, call ~-* — lor oppolntmtnt. v or two pre^chojlaie children, MU<1I«- tememn,, Canh and carry. -BrlnBrlnl f bobbox whole town area. Call 671-1597. evtral UemaUema, too many lo mentionmenti . 22 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK -MIDDLETWN, N. U FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1970
APAKTMENTS HOUSES FOR EENT HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOE SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE UNFURNISHED — Four-room garage SHREWSBURY,— Tiiretbed route MIDDLEtf>W,N SPLIT -• 2Ji apartment yearly rental. Adult* only. A MOST UNUSUAL "BY 1AIJD OR SEA ranch, furnished prjinfui " " " FOR REAL ESTATE COMB SEE MB" Sid. Three bedroomB. ifc .baths, Call afterS p.m. &2-2721. . . OFFERING , . room, eat-in kitchen, den. j 1%-ROOM APARTMENT -All electric LEONARDO — Five-room bouie. Nov. Bee a. ranch In tincroft. Spacious liv- 3Wllk8 BtlUnt. Excellent kitchen, tiled bath, afr conditioned. ]at Rent JIM. Adults. 6!4 acres in Kumson. • Con-, "OPEN FOR ADMIRATION" ing room, dining area, fireplace, J34.W0. • Block frpm bus. Year round $175.3185 a Call 291-093.- temporary ranch. Three mas- three bedrooms, one bath. Lovely month plus electric. Call 222-8233 or BELFORD — House, three rooms and landvcaptng, fruit trees. 229-3977. bath, Near all transportation. Elderly or ter bedrooms, den, breathtak- SAT. AND SUN. I TO 5 P.M. $29,500 business couple only. No pets. 787-3429. HIGHLANDS — Three-room unfur. ing living room with many . . . Or a ranch in Shrewsbury vlth nlshed apartment, second floor. Adults TWO-BEDROOM — Brfck house, fur- three bedrooms, ivi batha, dinlns only. No pets. Security required. 872- nltihcd. plus utilities, $250 a month, windows, banquet size dining room and large game room. Many Wlfi. BAHR8 REAL ESTATE, 872-1600. extra features to make life easy. LITTLE STLVER COLONIAL, — Flv« room, a dream kitchen. Lower "LAKE VIEW ON THE COVE" rooms, bath, fireplace, basement, ga- KEYPORT ~ Large S^-room apart- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Three-bed- t~ism rage. {20, BOO. ment, unfurnished, ground floor. Lease room modern ranch. Fireplace. Dish. level has maid's apartment, and security. Immediate occupancy. washer, ftc Furnished. $260 plus utili- JEAN K. IRWIN 264-5890 after fi :30. ______ties. 872-arm. billiard room, library, chil- Five and six-bedroom Colonials without pser — lake Realtor HIGHLANDS Marine Park on the Navesink SCHANCK AGENCY Three-room lurniehed apartment. Call dren's playroom and an un- 872-9738. . WANTED TO RENT front lots available with all the atmosphere of the North 842-4188 REALTOR usual room for entertaining 8 Linden PI. Red Bank THREE UOOMS — And bath, l.'nfur- WE NEED •— fivt or «lx, 2-3 bed- with sliding doors to large 74J-O39T Even. • Bun. 7tt^08B nlshed. Adults only. No pels. Otic room Rental Homes, (urnUhed or un- country. WANT WATERFRONT? month's security. 171 Bridge Avc, Red furnished irom »S5 to J36O per month brick terrace. ALSO: swim- ThlB office knows or several enticing RAY H. STILLMAN, Realtor Bank, after .1:30 p.m. for incoming personnel. THE BIRO waterfront locations with ideal homes AGENCY. Rl fc, MiJdlelown. 871-1000. ming pool with pool house "Our 52nd Year" THREE-ROOM APARTMENT Tile 150' west ot Hair Mile Rd. on West Front St., Middleto-vm in choice area. Such opportunities are til Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury _MUHU> bath, All utilities. Centrallv located. MATURE WOMAN — Dfmire.i room and complete with kitchen, bath, Offered by: scarce! Call now — let us negotiate RED BANK - KUMSON AND MILES Adults only, 50 Laird St., Long Rranch board in congenial home. Red Bank AROUND - Multiple Llitlnta. Send for 229-0176. ______ana Will supply references. 741-29B7. living-sleeping quarters, plus ALLAIRE-FARROW A&ENCY free catalog ol modest homes, larmi, FURNISHED FOUR ROOMS — Ami Or 741-K194. HOWARD DEXTER ASSOC, INC., Realtor palatial Rumson estate!, w.tertronla, screened sitting room. Se- Visit Mlddletown Five Corners or call acreage, lot«, builness opportunities."-; bath. Hill section al Highlands. Adults RED BANK — Small apartment int- 21 E. Front «., Bed Bank 747-2701 671-2590. If no answer, call 741-3150, only. Call 291-0811 or 755-3797. ed. Ground floor, nrar whopping. cluded and exquisitely land- Broad St., Red Bank. NEW BHRBWBBURT - 3 or TW0-BEDROOM — Furnl.she-1 ai«nrt- Call 671-0643. scaped. rooms. eat-In kitchen, !ull basemn jnont. $225 a month. BAH US REAL EE- MILITARY COUPLB — With family, HOUSES FOR SALE BOUSES FOR SALE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Four bed- VA or FHA (Inaneing arranged for qufb TATE. 872-16(10. desire three-bedroom home for one year $275,000 rooms, Iwo baths, large Kitchen, living Hied buyer. $19.500 f41-3656, 741-6565. :'• SPACIOUS TWO-HEDROOM — Apart- k-ase with option to buy. Ofirupannv De- room, dining room, laundry room, BEAUTIFULTUDOK -On JO0X160 lot. jnent with 32' closed porch, large kitch- cember 15, 1970. Call 542-2845 fl/ter 7 (If tfiis isn't it, let1 our "com double gar a Ke. Hot water heat. Nicely Four bedrooms, two baths, dining room, en, living room. Built-in air cnndl. p.iri. ' • EXTRAORDINARY ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS decorated. Many extras. Call 291-W88. recreation room, large living room Wlin tlonlns. Available Nov. 1. 17'J mo. $200 , puter helper", "HOLLY, THE Brick and frame custom built rancft, cathedral celling anil fireplace, two-c4r HecurUy. Adults only. Call 7B7-fi'26n, 0-5 SAORIFICE Three bedrooms, two baths, large RUMBON-LOCUST — Dock vour boat detached garage. Assumable mortgagn. and Sat. J. CRAWFORD COMPTON, HOMEFINDER" search tor gameroom with fireplace, living room olr Naveslnk, enjoy prestige 3500 sq. ft. •M5.50O. 7U-4692. INC. FURNISHED rtOOMS with fireplace, two-car garage, full ranch. 30' sunken living room. 30' recre- you.) MIDDLCTOWN TOWNSHIP basement, Property on hill with beau- ation room, tremendous master bed- (More Classified Ads KEANSBURQ • -• Three rooms, year LAROE ROOM — With ihower. Flrit tiful panoramic view of countryside. room suite. Many extras. Adjacent to round. Call after 6 p.m. floor. PrlTiU antranct. Call 747-1041. BLIEN S. Dead end street. Large lot. Terraced Naveslnk Country Club. S115.0O0. Call On The Next Page) 787-1935 S-t P.m. 4-8 p.m. 848.8441. OF ABSENTEE OWNER rear garden with fruit trees. Aaklng 222-8233 or 741-7748. ALPINE MANOR HOTEL $58,900 S426Oa COMMERCIAL RENTALS Sprclat off season ratrn. Hotel ronma HAZELTON HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES F0K SALE wltrt maid nervlcc. $25 week. Motel Three-bedroom, twa-story, Steam heat. riwmH. $10 week and tin. 1 Portland 842-3200 FOR THE DISCERNING Pull basement. Larse etorage attic. DISTINGUISHED Hcl., HlRhlandn. B72-1773. • Realtor FAMILY Beamed ceilings In living and riftifng FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT - Re. rooma. Nicely shrubbed lot. Partial OFFICES fined, mnturt1 gentleman. Chapel Hill, West River Road Rumson water vdew. Asking $23,500. one block off Hwy 35. 741-5452. A magmfrcerrt residence, Located In center of Red Bank Bust* MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ' THE neas district. RED BANK — Room for gentleman. • Central Air Conditioning Call between 12-1 or 5.7 p.m. located in a rustic sylvan • Self Service Elevator 74I-K192. HOUSES FOR SALE setting, i% available 'in a BROOK AGENCY • Private Parking Space FURNISHED ROOM — Near New York HOUSES FOR SALE Realtor • Complete Janitorial Servtcu m First Ave. • Individual Thermostatlcally Con- Bus stop. Female only. prestige area of Middle- Atlantic Highlands trolled Heat Call 741-Wl. WILLIAMSBURS It'IMSON — Prime waterfront. Ex- • Wall-to-Wflll Carpeting RED BANK — Convenient location. panded ranch. Living roojn. formal town Township. Eight rooms, Kitchen privilegesprivile . Call after 6 p.m. 747. COLONIAL dining room, kitchen, den with fire- WOODED LOT 54 Broad Street Reef Bank 06KI or 741OIO41'OIOTT. place, three bedrooms, 214 baths, ex- 2Vi baths, living room, din Estate area of Rumson pandable second floor, maid's quar- Four bedrooms. Fireplace in living Ca.ll for appointment to Inspect ROOMMFO FORR RENT ters, three porches. Hot air oil hest. ing room, large G.E. room, two-car garage. $22 BOO, 741-1100 Lady or f nan. InInquir1 e 81 Chestnut One acre plus with Attached oversized two-car garage, St.. Red I 114 acres. S135,OOO. equipped kitchen, spacious WATERFRONT OFFICE — Or afllcearartrnent. SPECIAL RATES circular drive 2V den. Four bedrooms, two baths, rooms. Excellent location. Parking. S-6 RUMSON — Choice living area. Spa- den overlooking heated c»r». 741-3250. Clean, furnlchcd rooms, $12 a week. Bel. full basement. $44,500. vedcrc Hotel. Call lWore 9 p.m. 787- Slate foyer clous living area. Fireplac1 e In living MATAWAN — 1.500 M, ft. of office or 4401, 7S7-0957. or 787.-M64. room, formal dining room, electric 19x40 palette-shaped wi- commercial apace available. On Rl. 34. Living room 26x13 kitchen, den, same room, three bed- 3 ACRES •cross from shopping center. For sale RED BANK — Large bright furnished rooms, 215 baths, screened norch. Hot ground pool. Four bedrooms, room. Private entrance, share kitchen. Dining room, kitchen 17x12 air oil heat. Attached two-car garage. Eight-room, 13-year-old masonry ranch. or lease. VAN'S AGENCY. 68S-1881. Over M4 acres formal groundi. Se- two patios, oversiiod 2 '/i - Two (tails plus tack room. $40,900. Call 842-J468. duced to 365,000. OmCZ BUlTB;RBr) BANK.-7M it ROOMS IN SMALL HOTEL — In Atlan- Den, 4 bedrooms, car attached garage and location. Desirable tor tic Highlands, With kitchen privileges. CROWELL AGENCY urprsfn Call 747-3730 betwe«n Sift perwk. Call 741-1144. Master bedroom 16x12 RUMSON — Convenient ares.-Custom S and 5. ™H' Cape Cod. Living room! com- basement. Wall-to-wall car- 183 Broad St. 711-W30 FAMILY GETTING CRAMPED? LAROE ATTRACTIVE BEDROOM .- 2Vi 'baths, 2-ione rieat ; M1DDLETOWN TOWNSHIP — An. In private home. Kitchen privileges. bination kitchen and dining room peting and many extras, WATERFRONT Just rok« a look ot tills young well-kept Split LevBl In a most tleslrobli oxlmately 1,600 BIJ. ft. ordec anil ithop. two bedrooms, bath, laundry. Hot air orea. uw toxes. five, minute walk to c|ly traraportollon. Swkn, jolf, and cal for machine shop or small factor/. Please call M2-0087. . Full basement. Beai/tiful oil heat. Expandable altlc. Attached Call •for appointment or One hour from N.Y. TAilly bulkheadcd fi291-1713. one-car garage. Nicely planted lot. with private sand beach. High ranch, tennis club near by. Living room; dining room, kitchen, family room, deep wooded grounds nine years young. Perfect for mother- plus music room and office den for Dad OS well qi a mo convenient GARAGES FOR RENT visit. daughter or two family. Fireplace and BRI&ADOON very private Indoor barbecue, and many other laundry room lor Mommy. This home lios everything for hoppy living.- DENNIS K." BYRNE The Stephens Agency, Jnc. extras. Mid 10'a. Owner will take Owner relocated. Immediate occupancy. Prk» below oppralitd valut. PROFESSIONAL BUILDING CURACIES FOR RENT •Walking distance to Realtors back mortgage at V&%. Principals J38.9M. - • . Office space available. All utilities Near Rcil Bank RR Station REALTOR-INSUROR RL 36 A Bait 11(1. Belford, N. J. only. Call 291-9343. Included. Ample parklnp, Prenently Call 671-1875. schools three MDs in building, irfpal location 8 West River Eoad Rumson 787-7500 : J for rienUflt'R office. 671-0216 days, COLTS NECK « l,.v > REAL ESTATE FOR SALE $69,500 Phone 842-1150 201-3530 vvenlngw. OPEN FOR INSPECTfON WOODED AIR-CONDITIONED OFFICES MEMBER MULTIPLE Custom-built three-bedroom ranch with Reasonable rent. Immediate occupan- HOUSES FOR SALE RUMSON — 1 to 5 n.m. Sunday, Oct. piaster walls throughout. Large living REAL RAMBLING RANCH LISTING 4. Charming five-bedroom home. Fire- room with stone fireplace, formal din- cy. Apply Serplco'a. 101 Morunouth place, VA acres, prestige area. line Jng room, two full tiled baths. Ex- BAHRS fll.. Red Bank, next U Carlton Thea- Dynamic Weekend Values In Lincroft • • schools (Hance and Woodsfde, off ceptional property and home. Asking ter. , NEW COLONIAL Rumson Rd.) Also wooded and -water- S63.00O. CAfRL F. ZELLBRS, Eealtor, MODERN AIR CONDITIONED OF- OWNER SAYS "SELL" Property 120x253 Therc'ii B heap full of Ilvdng riealffncd FICES — Reasonable. 30 Linden PI.. Into this attractive Colonial near com- REAL ESTATE Red Bank. Phone 747-3320. $22,500 overlooking beautiful pletion, Three big • bedrooms, m "STERIING THOMPSON MONMOUTH BEACH — Three.bed- In the way, , waayy belobwl evaluation p&thfl, formal dining room, and 22xl1 roora ranch located near water. SZ2.EHH! FACTOR* 8PACB - Two 7,000 n. price ol thithis naturnt l stone lovely lawns and gardens kitchen with ample cabinet «pacc, Dial AND ASSOC. "-II MT-0549. ft. floora, one 3,600 m- ft. floor. Butt- four-five borlroom ftclfnraftclfnra colonialcolona, now lor Inspection. Priced at $34,000 able for llrht manuftveturinf. For 1 0 TRANSFERRED. OR JUST OUT- lease, call 747-1100. Living room hah s beamedd cclllngxlll . Three bedrooms, 2 'baths 13 W. Wver Rd"" " ™ Hums. OROWTNO 5TOUB HOME? - Call or Computerized Service ' and an authentic fltonc fireplace for BIG FAMILY? 747-0900 write tor AppleBrook's monthly Homes SHREWSBURY — On llwy 35. Two-beauty and comfort. Country kitchen, Den, living .and dining Finding Bleeping apace for the Rang for Llrlnf magazine. Offers pictures. Realtor: Member of Red Bank and Shore ' room office suite. Excellent tmrklng. full baxement. rletachcil two-car ga- ft major problem? See thla apncloua prices, descriptions. Absolutely no Paneled and alr-conriltlonrd. .tlOO per rage, All tills on beautifully land- rooms with 19x10 kitchen Jlvc-bedropm Lltlle Silver home today. SOMETHING DIFFERENT cost, no obligation. APPLEBROOK Multiple Listing Services . . mo. Paul Brngar. Realtor. 747-1)221. neaped wooded lot. Won't l»«t past Till.' family home Include! aeparale LOiNCY. Resftort. 050 Hwy. 35. Mid- tills weekend. Call Immediately. Full basement, patio cilnlnB room. Kitchen with hull! Inn, FOR $34,900 dletom. OU-2300. BHOPS FOR RENT IN FAIR HAVEN'S A Tudor with four bedrooms, living 24 BAY AVENUE & STEAMBOAT LANE MOST UNUSUAL RIIOPS, VISCARDI'S LIVE 'RENT FREE $44,900 room, dining room, kitchen, den, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — 75x100' FAIR HAVEN MEWS. FROM »75. 747. r l and full basement Isn't all! Many lot. Two bedrooms, living room, kltch. When you purchaRo Itiln lovely two- "" £.'ARMSTRONG trees, lovely lot and walking diatance nn. utility room, hath, garage and a HIGHLANDS 872-1600 f»mlly home. Ft rut floor apartment to one of Uie best schools. See It to- ialf. City water and sewers. S18.O0O WANTED — Storage apace, large ca- TcaturcB 12x16 living room, formal A&ENCY day. McALISTBR AGENCY. Realtor, 61i% assumable morlgage, 787-0748. dining room, (tamo room, three bed- RANCH 108 E. River Bd.. Rurnnon. 84M8M. me, or barn, 1C0O to 2O0O «q. ft rooms. Second floor apartment, living 565 Prnsnecl Ave. Llltle Silver room kitchen, one bedroom, com- NEW SHREWSBURY BRIGHT ACRE. Bhrewnbury. 747-5855. lctcly furnlnhcd and • ciirpctcd. 741-4500 COLTS NECK HOUSES FOR SALE f cnced-ln yard. Detached 1'A-car ga- Property 126x200 rage, nent Tor $165 monthly. Ideal ADVERTISED FOR ACTION Four-year-old three-bedroom ranch lo- mother and rtnuKhtcr Jiltuatlnn. Attractive grounds cated on corner lot with shade trees. HOUSES FOR RENT Thla four-bedroom Colonial should Large Jiving room, separate dining VA and FHA buycr« welcome brlns plenty. One or. the finest homes QUALITY SPECIALS Four bedrooms, 2 baths room, baseboard hot water heat, fuM ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Four bed- 1125 to 1550 Per Month PAUL P. BOVA, REALTOR Idn c th ane area. Besides the usual, large basement, attached two-car garage. WE BIRO AGENCY Game room 30x13, living . ?, i» K»nieroom. Extras galore. «0,5!>u. ILLMEN8EE AODNCT ReB rooms, overs'lie living room, eat-In lit. 36 Mladlatewn 871-2514. Member. Multiple Listing Aaklng J39.0O0. If you're In the price tor, Rt. 34, Colts Neck. 462-3172. kitchen. Lovely neighborhood. City - «7M0OO and dining room combin- range ll's worth a look. «<"„ morleate sewers. $23,900. ANOTHER HOME can be assume,! if niiniifirri. call EATONTOWN-Thrce-bedroom house. WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - ation 20x19 Near town, school and bu« line. Priced LOW DOWN PAYMENT — Immacu- Furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- "PRICED BELOW HASSIN&ER & »* S12.500. For appointment call late home. Four bedrooms, modern, ate occupancy. SAMUEL TE1OHER :22-0968 between 8-12 noon, 5-7 p.m. AGENCY, Oceanport Ave., Ocvanport EVALUATION" Kitchen 13x12 GLAZEBROOK convenient. Ideol. Extras. S31.5OO. v KEANSBURG—Two lamlly duplex. SEVERAL BUILDING LOTS - At- TTnhcllfVHbic fnur-heflrnom, • three- Jalousied porch 23x15 Nine rooms. lantic Hlghlands-Mlddletown area. KUMSON — Walcrrront Colonial. Kour tilltli, brick Jront Cnlnnlnl mirrnunderi Call 997.28(2. Call now) lieilronmn. four baths. Ypar'a lenne. by towering trcru. WanTier. dryer, and $35,900 842-5880 _Mt)0. HALIj BROS, Kcallorn, 7 m'l. J. D. nOCHK, Rpultnr, III. ^1 ôltn Rlvervlcw Towcra fled Bank NfCK. 4(12-2741. Mcmhor Multiple Llnt- HOUSES FOR SALE TaffO betweon II and B, 1212) 251-SMK after Inn Sprvicc, 747-9300 DON'T DELAY! CALL US TODAY! 1UM80N — Furnlflicil walnrfront cot- tnse. Hrcplai1.!!. Two bodrooms. Avail- FLORIDA CALLING! RUMSON VALUE Now «efMn 9 to 5, MVOS doyi a wttk. able Nov. I, J20n, Call for appointment, Ntnv IN the time to buy that home, Ptrnhly liBlntcd Colonial InndcJ1 with HAY HTILLMAN. Iteallor. (it llwy. 3li. apartment, duplex or Income prop- i.hBrm. TlD-ton condition tliroiighout. SHrewsûry, 741-MOO. erty. Act now! Bn. CONWAY, RcRlty rrellphtriil Hcrccncrt north overlooking LOOKING FOR Inc., 3731 Oakland I'k. Blvd., Ft. lovely .rear yard, low, low tnc» and THMDM-rujOM — Jtcntal until IjiiiHlcrdHlR, Kin. an unbellcvnlily low price, |2fl,000, Look June, $179 jilun heat. PRIVACY RUMSnN - Bovcn-ycarnM brlrk Twn-nBnnooM ODTTAIUI — nentai nlal. CenteiiKtbrl liall lift 111, siDlfxl hodrnnmnlÛIJI Iflll IIEI,t Hlthrol (1 eD until May. JI05 nllifl mlllllo.i. wo Mrc|)lnccfl, tonnln roint. Prln- and «osy molnifnonce? Look no clnaln only. AalilnAahlng Hr.,(IIKi, Call 842- RAY ]UcM,IHTBR AOKNCY, llcnllor, further. This four-bedroom, J'/i-txrHi brOuUnc E. Itlvlr nd., flilj ' •'• 0131 for appointment. PAIR HAVEN - ...... THnHBFAMILY — Four ronnn down Colonial, living room with flrtplaw, rooma. 'IV, nnlln. JOT permontHC Hhnrt LnrRn lIvlnR room with flrnplBer.. two dining room, convenient kllchtn end REALTORS term. I'htine 74I-7.VI.1. bcilroomn, family size kltunpn-dlninK VAN HORN room, new halli. Two-mmn haehrlnr dw on a beautiful wooded lot In DMclty eaeesna Kin james Nmln, HUM apartment. Upstair* four rnnms, living 80+ Itlvcr ltd. Fair Haven SxmntJTlVK HKNTAL — Throe bed- rnom with [Ireiilacrt, twn larRp bed- Rumion will suit you. Walking dis- 500 HWY? 36 rooms, two baths. Miignldrnnt view of rooms, bath. Full basement with laun- 747-4^00 tance to schools. Falrl/ priced ot 872-0001 HIGHLANDS rivet Plus dork for boat. Unfurnlalird dry room. I,nt beautiful. Large lree«, al> molt acre. S20.MO. Call MW-fBTC. ONLY $29,000 569,550. The Dowstra Agency, Real- MEMBER OF 2 MULTIPLE LISTINGS • A Irrrlflt buy can be hurl on tlil» split tors, 51 e. From St., Red Bank. Icvrl In NDW Mnnmnuth. I.ol nlzci Is APARTMENTS UHxIOA. Thrco hcdroomn, with bath 741-8700. RED BANK and NORTHERN MONMOUTH APARTMENTS connectlnK In mnntcr hodroom. One- half hath on lower Ipvnl. Uvlng rnom, dining rnom, kltchnn, plus 11x17 don. Thin home la on n cornr-r lot near Bchooln, clmrrJH'fl and Ininnporlallon. A hcltor buy. KlIA and VA to quali- RED BANK, NEW JERSEY fied buyerfl. Cnll to flrn: .671-2544 ALMOST COM?LETED . ~ PAUL'P; BOVA1NC. this stately Colonial is a jewel in a precious tatting. Two acres with stream and pond adjoining a lovely FAIR HAVEN farm. A four-bedroom home lhat>s_more.^t!n9. »ps- ?'>lli'.^?l!lcr .ty'""1") I" r-finvTiilffnlly. loufitCTI tti Rclinol, Mlortt.t. park iitut him ci'ociouus andd aboundinbdi g in finfien appoint-menfiitt . lino. Living roum willi flrrntnci-, [lin- ing room, now Kltclirn. Three hnf. ronmii. Hi hiitliK, mdnnpil imrch RMcment, IIITRP ynrd. Cinrfigo, Air $58,500 conrtltloru'd. Knrly iio.iflrnrilnti. Uric • namHtile mtirlRnRp. AflHInit JL'S.fiOO. Cull now! • Central Heating and Air conditioning HALL BROS., Reafors 813 Rlviy It.l. 7il.7f»« Fntr llnvcn • 3 Bathrooms In All Dpartmenls Alclnlirr Mtiltliiln MnlltiK OAK HILL — NEW COLONIAL • 3 Private Entrances In All Apartments , Open 7 hnys COLTS NECK • Free Cooking Gas & on-Sitc Parking TR'EMENDOUS HOUSE • Individual Panelled Recreation Room ncBlllirul «rcn, milv wnnlcil Inl. Thin folil-.hnilroom. thrpc-bnlh. OrnrKlnn Co- lonial lut.H nil llu> liiRii'cllriiln nrrdr'l • Automatic Washer/Dryer and Dishwasher for truly iracloiin living. All larcp rooms |)lll» » imnrlpil Mx!S ,,,n,7.. Minutes away from Ocean, and Garden State Parkway room cnni|iletp with brnullfiil wrl-har 55 Minutes to Hew York ' and nlidlllB slnmt rloorn iiiieiihia nn MIDDLETOWN — SPLIT LEVEL yard Irvd. JWI.IKKI. j n iiociiE IPHllr.r, Itt, 31 Cnlli Neck. 403-2141! ONE AND TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS Memhfr Mulllpli' l,lallnit Bervlco. COLTS GLEN IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Mvi-lwdrooin, SK-linih tlol.itilal. linn and gnmcrnnm on riral level. Alno lame launilry •rimm. Air cnnilltlnneil. Nliwly InmlaeapFil Inl wllli liroiik nl rrar property line. Ailjncmt fnrm LINCROFT RANCH provlilon privacy. Oily watrr. newer and ens, fQxcrllniit value nl SlifVMl liiis is air M, Col HOLMDEL I-JOLMDEr CONTEMPORARY A high hill and a cul-de-iac provids the setting for Burrnundcd hy larno, ninthly Irrnn, urntill Ntrpniii, Lnr(;r ItvlriR room IKJCM, this 4 badroom, Vh bath home. Fireplacad family iiiuiflunl formnl dlnltiK mom with RII— wnli fntir •ipitrotmifi. two bnllin. A r,-, room, eat-in kitchen, library off living room, terraced VISIT HILLTOP TERRACE THIS WEEKEND'/ lu-niiMfii) niul nniimial IHMUP. CAUL ppen Daily & Weekends 12 Noon to 5:30 R BBLLHUS. Hcntlnr. I)|(|.HO. " rear yard and much, much more. One of several of- (Cloiod Thursday) "WBST KBANSHIina ^"'ivi^FrMI ferings from this high-prestige, low-tax area. nhimlnum niilnl hniutr. Fciicod-ln yanl Twii-L'Hr (in iiipp, Fit 11 luiMcmpiit.' AH- minip morlBncp nt flflf, nr full price. Smwm. Cnll iiflcr_tiji.m17H7-24n9. __ $70,000 TWO-STOIiy - - Flvr-mnm~|mii7irf7ir pplebrook Agency nnlc. Two bedrnmnf. kltehpn, illnlnff room, llvliiK rnom. (nil inllnr, I'j car Hilltop Terrace jlimt.KP. (-';^f^'' '1. Hf.vnifiH, 301 Spring St., Red Bank, N. J. Phone 741-3306 > — Price rcihicrd Vive? lirilniom. fl'i-lmth riuirli mi 1,3 arm Mullaney Realty DIRECTIONS: Cirdtn SHIi Pithny IOUIII to till 109, Ml on lo treed Int.' Mimy extnts. In tho $(]()'«. ll or Writ* for Complamantary Copy fltwmin Sprlnfi Bd., •Inlght lo mil (Braid SI., Rl. .15), 1,11 2 short ('nil lifter Ij p.m. HlliDiiSO. W«k» lo Plntnnr Bd., rlllll lo ind (Drinlh Avi.), lift lo l«k r'tll/l'H NI'ICK tJvr In lUMiryin tliln f "HOMES FOR LIVING" Brochura Realtor • Member Both Multiple Listing Services (Sprini'St.), bur rliht 500 ft. to modil on il|M. - Plinclnun five IIIMIroom, "J1-. luith Coin- Oft: South on At, 35 or Rt. 35 lo Plnknty IM., prautd n ibon. ulnl. (,'entnil ulr coiulllintilriK Hcnutlful wundcil Inl. Uw tiixc.i. ARIIIIIR 57fl,H(m 8 Tlndoll Rd. (Roberta Building) Mlddletown BTKHMNn THOMPSON * A«HOIIR 45 vv, uiver iui.. numoon. 671.5151 J — THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BAM-MIDDLETOWN, N. J.i FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1970 .-- -23 HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE BOUSES FOR SALE BOUSES FOR SALE BOUSES FOft SALE HOUSES FOR SALE pCEANPORT - Two-atory olde Black Arts Unit BONANZA T bei| transferred, your opportunity, • J?V ™>ma, batii Owner •late four-bedroom. 2'6-bath room, 'h? I with trees, central air con-Karag THE BERG AGENCY ANNOUNCING To Organize ? wall-to-wall carpeting, dra-pea ENGLISH TUDOR HARRY S. ROWLAND, SR REALTORS NEW SHREWSBURY - faVniy warffiiwsc Realtor On lovely large lot with An organizational meeting AGENCY, Realtor, Rt. 34, Colts Eatontown niany trees. Four bedrooms, A Division of Berg Enterprises Inc. " NORTH SATE 463-317: 23' living room with etone At {or the Black Arts Institute r^ Ilanch )n mint condition. • UTTLB SILVER POX HILL fireplace, dining room, den, lnK three bedrooms, living room TJirec-bedroom. air conditioned liome full basement. Excellent In- $29,500 will be held Sunday at 8 p.m. "replace, dining room, kitchen, Wallt o-wall carpeting throughout cation. Just listed at $34,900. HOLMDEL cntT l»rK' »'•" T"ich with »t. Br.',?k 1aUo- flagstone porch. Floor to Immediate Occupancy in the home of the Hev. and d Jallo. K6.S0O, CARLTON H. celling Leonard glass window Manv ex Woodtd NG REALTOR. 3431 Hwy. 35, A. FRED MAFFEO Mrs. Marcus A. Pierce, 76 iînis Trees Trees Trees Location: Line Rd. at Holmdel-Keyport Ed. REALTOR Willow Road. Desirable four-bedroom split with large living roorn, dining Plans wil lbe formulated for HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE S69 River Rd. Fair Haven area, eat-in kitchen, tiled bath, garage, carpeting, many BuUding sites 1 • 2 acres 741-9333 Architect's service available three days of programs in- extras. cluding school assemblies, a ALL BUYERS EASY TERMS teachers' workshop and a ^fjoki FAIR HAVEN $32,900 HAROLD E. HARRISON community • wide perform- ance. CHARMING CAPE COD All City Utilities Buildtr Transferred owner nffen immedla Jessie DeVore, executive \Qyinderson m occupancy. Three bedrooms — 1 Beautiful Area Dial 531-4254 er 531-1207 1 baths. Fireplace In living room, fu director of Music, Inc., will Realtor! Multiple dining room, screened porch. Reautlf Beautiful split level with dining area, large eat-in kitchen, speak on the utilization of Uitlngs prlvacy Top l0C1 01 huge living room, l'/j baths, recreation room, garage, carpet- black theater as a teaching A K&TfflTwffl. - " BE OUR GUEST RUSSELL M. BORUS ing. Beautiful trees and shrubs. tool. ALL BUYERS VA AND FHA TERMS Background will be provid- REALTORS FAIR HAVEN — RIVER OAKS 600 River Rd. Fair Have Daily 9-9 Saturday and Sunday 10-7 SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 2 • 5 p.m. ed in teaching black aware- 7171532 Middletown 671-1000 ness, black language and New liiiing+-imm«culate oversized Cape Cod—24x15 living SHREWSBURY — S43.5OO. f8 700 d room wifh fireplace, formal dining room, kitchen and pantry. »uy> lovely two-bedrooedroom ranch on prc black music. The program tlRll1ee acacrer . Tremendouemendous country kitchenkith , SEE Four bedrooms and three baths. Full baiement, 2 car at- 24 lillvlni i om. Walk to bus. J43.50O HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE was originally designed for (ached garage. Attractive patio surrounded by beautiful Call or 711-7718. the National Catholic Educa- trees and garden. Asking $75,000, LITTLE SILVER — Older two ttor RED BANK TWO GORGEOUS COLONIALS 5-6 BEDROOMS,' tors Association, Inc., Atlan- Three bedrooms. Hi baths. $21,100.' Call 711.2796 Need a comfortable home with RED BANK 2'/2-3'/i BATHS, I'/i ACRE LOTS. LAKE FRONT AND tic City. income to fight current infla RUMSON CAPE COD — GOOD INVESTMENT (16,000 UPLAND cooking for a sure thing? Buy thin fou tion. See this two-apartmenl family apartment house. Each thret TWO SIGNS HANDY MAN'S SPECIAL room unit is furnished and eonslstantl dwelling in excellent conditior rented. Moderate expenses. Good yparl First time offered, three-bed- PADUCAH, Ky. (AP) - On, bu« line and walking distance to ichooll. Four bedrooms ncome. Easy to manage. Askln throughout. A bargain at $27, Two signs comprising what J23.6O0. CAMASSA AOENCY, Itcaltor, room, two-story home in very LAKE VIEW ON THE COVE and one bath, fireplace in living room, full baiement, at. ârker Ave.. Little Silver. 741-6336 000. could be described »fi a cen- (ached on* car garage, Great potential. Alklng $31,000. Eves, and Sun. 222-7713. good condition. Most conve- 160' w«ttef Hair Mile Rd. nn W. Front 8t, MlddlelowrS N. J. sus taker's nightmare stand WEART-NEMETH nient location, living room with SALES BY HOWARD DEXTER A88OC. INC , Rtlllor [01 MLS 21 K. faont 8t.. Rfd Bank less than a block apart here HOUSES FOR SALE & NICOLETTI fireplace, formal dining room, on US 45. modern cabinet lined kitchen, formerly "The Low Agency" HOUSES FOR SALE COMMERCIAL PBCrSRTY One gives Paducah's popu- AGENCY full basement. Hot water neat. REALTOR UNION BEACH — Two-room office and lation as 34,000 and the other m RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVEN HOUSE HUNTING? VA and FHA termi Call now A RHAPSODY IN warehouse. Approximately l.BOO iq. ft. says 54,000. 102 WEST FRONT ST. . . . $16,000. STONE AND BRICK SIx-iDom apartment, uenul possible, 741-4477 CALL A REALTOR Park-like setting Burroumls this charm LEGAL NOTICES 741-2240 Ing ranch on dtad-tnti street. Spacious FOR BALE OA RENT — Little Silver. using the COMPUTER living room with rireplace, formal din- 15011 •sq&. ALrt. bulldlnfI . 333 Illvtraldt Member of Bed Bank ing loom, deluxe kitchen. Throe bed- 747-249O. MORTGAGE roomi, two full batlift. Beautiful 15x20 NOTirK TO (REnrron HOLLY - The Homstinder Multiple Listing Service paneieti Florida room, ratio. Tnowar EXCELLENT INVESTMENT - Oood ASSUMPTION attached garage. 551,000. Drive up the Income. Four atorea. 100x100 lot. Park, HI ItROflATKHCOl RT circular Atone drive. Inspection 1B lnv- Heart ol KeRMbura. Pay* for itaelr. ESTATE OF RUDOLPH ROSBNTHAt.. CUSTOMJBUILT HOME easy. Just cl.ll. Must aril. |29,MO. Main ofter. Owner Pursuant In the order or LOTJlft H. AI- PRIME MIDDLETOWN AREA 78T'Ô(MJ. KIN9. Siirrogite rf the County of Mon. Rambling Rancher features mouth, thin day marit, on th§ appli- We have a very special horn a (or ATTRACTIVE, GRACIOUS cation of the underslrnad, Marlon G. very gpeclal family. Lovely uim. four bedrooms, two tiled baths REAL ESTATE WANTED no-ocntliRl, Hoi* nxeculrlx ot U<« itstata IMMACULATE modem country kitchen, separate din- AND APPEALING of th« slid Rudolph Rosen that ddr.widd, ing room, four large bedrooms, twr 20' living room, dining room, 100200 nicely landscaped grounds with USTINOS OP BUTTER HOME! - nnlfrf In herrby Riven tntht orAdllnrl nr oversized ceramic ttle batha. Jus trees. Living room with fireplace, spa- la Kianibur • Mlddlito' said (ltcpised fo preient to Ihe ial| 8 MM Many extras Includes. Asking Ul,m. Immediate occupancy. Call USB HOLLY THE HOME-FINDER 4422741. Member UulUpla Llltlna Cat. Mennrf, Pteln A Btamtlmin, quick occupancy. ?J/,UUU ThfDowstro Agency, Realtor]. 91 E. vice. 414 Brondway, PAUL P. BOVA INC. now ... 533,500. Long lirancn. N.J., Front St., Red Bank. 74IB70O. IN A HURRY TO 8ELL7— We ouy Realtor WATERBURY homea for top dollar, Alk for Bob or AHorneya McGOWAN, RYAN thel. BOB SHELDON AOENCY, 357. acpt. 2ft, oot. 3 lift EXECUTIVE'S RETREAT TWO. Three bedroom, two both Ranch In exclusive A nuperbly maintained home located AGENCY Clover Hill. zlmmerer built with all the extros in a very private yard in the heart Realtor Insuroi NOTWK the name denotes. Immediate of Fair Haven, just one block to the 45 Year* nf Service BUYERS WAITING MI.NMr. „. _ occupancy. Priced to sell. Yioht Club and river. Living room 258 Nwwnun Springs Rd. 12 Maple Ave. 7473.100 tier! Rani TOT homaa, eatatea. farmi, aoreaa, Ht ItnOGATK'i COLTS NEfJK 55 MIM. NYC with fireplace, dining room. Tour bed- Uae "Hnlly, The Home Kinder" watirfrosta, buainiiiii. Indtutrlil ami EHTATK OF ELIZ rooms, three baths. Family room, Rad Sank 747-3000 kuslneia prontr'lei. MAlElt, OKCKAflSD COLTS NECK 3'/J ACRES PRIVACY ftameroom, basement. HouDle parage NEAR BEACH AND Purnuant to th« order of IvOUIS RR. AI. Swimming pool with deluxe heated RAY H. STILLMAN, Rwltor KINB, flurrogato or the County of" Mon - (=lv« bedroom, Th both Ronch. Family room, etiGBt house. Asking $72,500. Call t( Recreation center In northern Middlr "" IT jam v«ir" mouth, this day nude, on tni IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY town Township. 1'j-fllory. Ihrcn-bed i-ttlon nr thp undfiralfntd, Si' ' game room, three flreploces, swimming pool. AHMSTRONG'S AMAZIN'S : utvriNo »IRVICI nflplrnalrr. Sole Bxtcutrljt or Excellent view on two acre estate makes this aS room, one-bath. HAnk conventional 12 ROOM CUSTOM CHALET Witt HALL 'BROS., Realtors loan available. In gund condition, Om Bnrawibury 741-MM of lh; said Elh.»h«lh Htn] „ a very aood hot air heating. Asking $13,000. Newly ceaitrd, nntlen In tifrcby lvn to Vbi buy at 60' balcony overlooking brook and 813 River Rd. 741-7685 Fair Have SEARCH NO MORE WE CAN MULTIPLE LIST creditor* of said riectttitrf To prMitt to woods. Pork-like setting* Vary besl Member Multiple Lifting redecorated. If your search la for a home that ID YOUR HOME the said Polr KxtrulrU tMIr rUlmi UR. location. Transferred PHD often this ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Adorabli long on UveaMUty, here'i the one for A "MUST LOOK AT!" dor oath within six morthi fr«m tht* most unique 5-bedroom, 3'A-bath hllloldc cottage with panoramic vl«« you. Attractive center hall Ranch on Middletown split. Kour-bcilii.nm. 2'i- home. ] years young. 3000 sq. ft. if Sandy Hook Bay and ocean. L|v- the edge of Tower Hfll. Fireplace, full bath. Two-car garage. Mortgage as lite'ti: B«pt«mber 23r/V 1970 * wotl-to-woll carpel. Curved brick fire- mg room> with fireplace, dining area, S1E« dining room, deluxe kitchen, and aumptlon and second mortjtnir In. ELIZABETH M. H11SL' place. Many exceptional feoturej. Ex- :ozy kitchen, one bedroom, bath, tat three large bedrooms.-Other features ground pool, Most beautiful home. WAIKTI, COLTS NECK REALTY leat, enclosed porch. Lot 150x180. Include two batha, full basement and Asking $46,900, WE BUY iR AS Rwarti. Drive, cellent values , . . 174,500. L-arKe parking area. double garage. Offered el 139,600. C>nJitlor. unlmporUm. Call Four ••»• Wlridietown, N«w Jirity. REALTOR •VHDDLETOWN SPLIT •ona Rolty. Broker. 229-7188. muK 300' West sf Colt. Neck Inn Phone any hour 271-0468 -HOME POR VIP A molt beautiful house — now ltstlnR Kxccutrlx. LEWIN&ER ASBNCY •o mate appointment. Thli house Imagine yourself living In this nut Four bedroom, l'i baths. Large ynrd DESIRE TO PURCHASE"" Hownrd A. Roiiprta, Esa., RT. 537 946-8059 ihown by appointment only. standing hilltop Colonial where you with pool. One-car garage and hase- Am qunUlled buyer looklnj Tor homt • TindMiinoad, MULTIPLE LISTINGS P. A. GEHLHAUS. Real Efltate can greet your friends In the larê rncnt. Asking 37,ft00. Act quickly on tn Coltii Neck or Holmdel. Four bed- MlrtdUlown, New Jeney. MUM. »8 Hwy 35 Leonard entry foyer, entertain In Ihe elegant tli In. room, two bnthn, fnrmul dlnlni room, Attorney X E. Main St., Freehold living room plus formal dining room. We haw ft collection of over 300 recreation room, bknement iwo-c»i Oct. 2, 9 |1S IS OLD FASHIONED PEH8ONAL 8ER. During the cold winter nights you'll houses In various locations In nl Rltll HCB — Combined with modern com enjoy the Ing burning fireplace In Ihe price ranges. Stop st our office and 462-3535 iuter technology at the Realtor* ui paneled rim. There are alfto four up ar.lrct — then HCP - you'll Imv. Call •HOLLY, THE HOMEFINDER." stairs bedrooms, 7% hathn, and • large children's playroom. For nutslri* ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY Open Sunday 11-4 NEPTUNE $19,900 — This young rim. living there la privacy iftlore plus has three large bedrooms, large llvlnj ucrecned-ln porch, offered at 158,000, Visit Middletown Five Cnrnera nr cull room, formal dining room, eat-In kltch 671-2W0. If no aniwer, call 741-34M COUPLE! Dellrea about a one furauant lo the orde i% r ol LOUIS R. AT- en, basement, aluminum storms, Broad Bl., Bed Bank. ~~' ' ' , Call (212) KINfl, fiurrogatr n-f• th- e Count...y of "ri'en. . screens, agpllanres, low taxeii. FHA E. A. ARMSTRONG tke a3fII. VA terms. THE BERG AOENCY, na calinn of the undtrjtltnfd. Vlrttnii or, Rt. 35 at Sunset Avt., WanarriMai AGENCY OCTOBER SPECIALS MULTIPLE LIST WITH A MrQo.drlck, Rol Rxecutrli of ihi eft. 9:2-94 CM. 555 Prospect Ave. Little Silver itU or the Raid Helen M. Wlllon M JUBT REDUCED — Bulldrr wanl FAST-SELLING AGENCY ceased, notice la hereby given to Vnm 741-4500 quick aale on Ihia new cuatom two- rrfdllnrfl of itajd riCreaardreaaed 1p6 (relen ftrtientH t tto atory Colonial, Llvlni room, formal Call today. Qlvi detalla and cai.the said flote iWut-'trl-a "-their clalla— -i -un- . HOUSES FOR SALE dlnlnv room, four bedrooms, 2K batha. der oaUi within alx- monthi fram thli Ijaaernent and extra. Low tai rail, BRAND NEW A lot of houae for 147.800. oatt'd; September !»th. 1S7I) RUMSON LISTING FOR REAL SERVICE TRANSFERRED OWMKnS — LEGAL NOTICES _mgiNiA M. MC IN REAL ESTATE Excellent location featuring log burn' "«ell." Maaniricent aettlnn on n hill n BordeBordeni Blr««t, , Ing ftriplace In living roetai, four over with (.11 n-rJa In Oak Hill. Threi Rhrewabury, Niw Jeriey. Consult a Rfzed bedrooms, twn baths, rnr porch beilrooma, lli batha, llvln« room, 07701. and patio, full bane men t anil garage. dlnlnjr room. Kitchen, acreened porch Take notice that tht Nnrlheait lion Kienilrli Member of > Would you believe . . . $31,000/ Don't mouth County Heflonal •aweraia An. Heaara. Crowall, Crowell mien Ihli one, jt'i our beat buy of Ct orlty will open aealed bldft nn the nur. otten, Red Bank Area the week. uSS. Aakfnr«""* """ """-Saae ol varlnua Itema of office furnl. 14 Merhanln Btreat. lure nn Tuenlav, OcloDer M, 1J70. at Red Bank. N«w jereey. 01701. MLS JOSEPH * CAMASSA AGENCY »:«i p.m. at the Little silver Boromh Altorneyl mL Realtor-Mnnhfr MLR Hall, Proipeut Avenue, tittle Bllver, Ool. f » |llT> N«w Jtracy. Inatrucllom to nidrlera 741-6336 Contract Document! and Itemliatlon nl Furnlahlnia are available from the Ex NOTlfK TO CRBDrrORS MIRANTI ecutln Director of the Nnrtheant Mon RealtoraJnaurora mouth County neilonal Reweraae Ai HI HRÔATEBCOURT LinLE SILVER Member of Multiple U a ting Service thorlty, one HuRlaiui Avenue, Mn 28 Rlverllda Ave. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION mouth Reacli, New Jeraey. §I(D ' db TOP AREA Mvervlew Tower* Red Bank The Northeaft Uonmoulh County lie- rurmiHnt in Ihe order of 1-0UIB R, AI. (lona Sowerata'Authnrlty renrvtn the KINB, surrogate of the county of Mon. 747-9300 OCEAN TWP. TOrte.berlroom, lU-btth rUM (0 reject any and all nidi. moutn, this day mule, on {he applj- 5 minutts to commuter station. Ex- |-»"eh on ufle jooxioo tru XSit catlon of the undersigned, William c. MARLBORO TOWNSHIP ol. Hot water baaeboard heat. At. Oct. 3 i4.no R I k f l- and Manufacturers Hanover ceptionally lorgi center hall Colonial Trust Company, Executors nl thr •Mat* havlno seven bed room j, (our baths, nf thr said Mary JackftOti RIKAr t\V. plenty of recreation area for a large Immediate Occupancy ceased, notice la hereby given to th* family Including family room ond rrenltors of aald drcfusffd To pri>nl If 3 LARGE Bl LEVEL 'WtSmmm- the said Exrcuton their claims under library. A acre fenced-In yard with Juntom built, three-bedroom ranch on oath wlihln six monihs Imm thli d|te. lovely tree 14x24' kitchen with din- lovely half-acre country lot. Features EBWSB bated; Brptcm'.»cr 28th,i07O Ing area. Entirely centrally air con- two oathn, living room, with fireplace, k«,t —i.., Tw"1' •Punr-bedroom. 1!4. ,,P»r»uant to the order or Loins It. AI ditioned. Bulli for executive only 4 dining room, enctoned porch, attached «ir.. Mr" iV. """.many OaeabTc KIND. Surroiatt of the County of Mon one-cur garage. Full basement. Wall- mouth. Ihla day made, on (he aiipll years ago. Very good mortgage as- to-wall carpeting throughout the home ciUon of lh« underilined, charlea K. sumption to qualified buyer. Possi- and It In only RIK yean old. All an- Rowdl. Adttilnlatrator of Ihe ejtite nl MANl HANO- bility of second mortgage being nllances. Near bun «top and trAfnn. th> aald Werner Flchtler. deceaaed. no available. A rare find cri S75.00O. To a qualified huyer |3J,M0 with TED McSINNBSS, REALTOR tlce la herehv liven to tlie <:redltora ol TlfifTlfifssT COMPANCOMPANY The Dowstro Agency, Realtors, 91 S34M down and I2&5 per month, not Bald decesaed in prrnent to the «ald Ad- RyLtMoinRLtMi n R. BuckiUwBk . Including taxes and Insurance. IH2O74O 21 Broad St, Katnntowi mlnlalrator llirlr claim under oatll Vice pr«» dent E. Front SI, Red Bank. 7* 1-8700. within alx mantra from thin dale. ^W PlLik AVRTIllV CAJ>L OUR OFFICE A REAL BUY! Dated: September 14. IV7Q N« Yk N Vk ON THIS OOUNTnY cHAitLka t. nowiLL, Memrr Meth nni Wmid room. location. Hum M Uttle (Illvfr rirkway II commerce Rtrert ABH. PATERBON * DENI8B Lltlle Silver. N,J. MIDDLETOWN MORTGAGE AS- Air cnndlllnner. New electric Nfwtrk, New Jersey Hc«!lor« Member of Two 11X.I. Tree ahaded pint. Taxra under Administrator Atlorniy* SUMPTION - Three bedrooms, full Innilrance And Renl Kfltxtc »faa«r«. Klat«hy, Hlmelman A 915.71 finished basement, attached garage, Hwy B and W. Main SI. reduced to M4.M0. Sleafrlrd, Oct. 3, 0 spacious lot, Approximately (10,000 Frephold 462.0160 ill Rroail nl to assume existing mortgage. $29,500. Uril Hflnk. N.J. NOTItK Atlorneya JfttiU'V (.'lean Witfr Council RAY . pubtlr hearing An mitlrrs TWO FAMILY - Live cheaper lhan HOLMDEL Sept. 35. Oct. 2 ||3.< ~ „ .0 water pollution control and rental payments. Only three years NOTH'IS questions nf ataln policy ragarritd •• old. Excellent condition. Three bed- $58,900 My.Hlmelman * Sleslrlld necMiary to K1rx\ a more efficient, rooms, each unit. Larat living room You can atlll choose your own calora - Broad Slreel • economical system or meeting water HORN id Bank, N.J. 07701 olliiilon control nefflu of ihr stale on In each unit. Large spacious klichin, n thin gargeoui Colonial home now MM River ltd. counter top range and wall oven. jearlng complatlon, Complete with fair Haven -Mi T41-SJ00 i••:toner 20, IB7O «( Uie nrunswlnk Inn, 2'.i batha, all wllh vanltlei, full AttorMyi for Plaintiff tnul* 18 and ftetiAothou** Lane, N#w Excellent for VA buyers with no >ane1rd recreation room with rained 747-4100 Irunnwlck, New Jersey, contrn^nrlng «t money down or FHA buyers with Ireplace. a front-to-hark living room, mTKiiifm design, conatrurt und np- ~ ,T«« beilroomi. mil dining room, den, kitchen, pantry, BETSY ROSS AGENCY l ni iratA Intermiinfrlpal regional wasu. bath,, full basement; S24.500. 117 Hwy 36, Keypori Realtors num ftlrllnft, ""? '" 'ry area. Alumt- ".clllllfs" ^"JfJjjJjjJJ '4 Vfl, 4 Open ? days owi. Price. ....^...... bite policy tie 1mpli nn"ntt«i1 hy EDWIN S. STARK 264-3456 CARTON t pslaYiliinini a alnile fltate arwrrige Atj. Rtoltor Vt AftCBLn ORACIANJ ihnrlly to design, ennstrutt (nwt »nir«t< 0333 Ever, 6710974 S« Main at. By virtue o' nti Ordrr of Ihf flupprlnr' reiional sewrragr treatment fncliftirs. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY -ourt of N«w Jrri»fy. f.'hanrery Dtvl- ft null the RlRtr create reglonn I n^wrr. OWNER WANTS" OFFERS" alon, mil lit on (hi* 'Jfitn t>T. 1970, In it flril scOfin wtirrHn rxillcy In Uiosf fliPflu whrrr munfelpli- n a larilener'a paradlnf on a nuUt IvIn* room wllh flreplacr. rntran'e Qmcp Orarlanl In Ihp plaintiff nrirl you l|rn and liuliisirirR hsvi fallrd to nrjfa- treel, yet you can walk In town, arr the delfnriiint, you ar« titrctty rf- nlrc on s regi'tniil nr iniilll-unH bnnh. Thret twin bedroom. 1\\ bathR and Hall, formal illnlni room, eaWn kltch- Ired tn answer Uir cnmnlnint of thr flhjill Fund' bp nhtslnfrf tiv Rrnrrat on city aewcr«! Man* txlraa. tilWto tn, aunroom. run tianemfnt. Two-car Intlff nn »r brrnrr thn 27th dny nr Nn. taxntlon or 'iy pi|i]!tfihlt» <\bt$r to mu- raraite. Owner anxlotiN to movf ANk- . .mbpr, 1070 by nrrving an answpr nn nicipal and Inriufttrlsl user* nr fi rnmHI- Jl J27.KO0m. EMcALHTKIIV tl AtlBNCnmV lhi> firm or Klnlshv, Ifltnflman 4 Rlg- nstlnn nf both mrlhod. frlc/l, Bun ill r PI, nttornrvs for (hi* plslnl- T\\f. NPW Jrrsrv ('Ifsn Wslrr Connrll ?i " " '" ' Iff. 320 Broad fllrcrl. RPrt Kanh N^w . nn offlrlsl tKKly vt Ntntc invrrnmfnt ELBBItON -- Beaiitfful C«i>e <:o,|, Four' J(>rpy. «nd In .Ifftill Ihpm'ir mich }\u)u- f NVw iVi-HPi wllh H clilrf fiimllnn nf McCUE bedronma, dlnln area, mm balh a». mrtit ahall hr rcmlrrfd Minimi you ns ilvtnlug I In* flliilr Commlnrilfinrr of Un- raec utility room. Air rondltlonlnM and hf <:mirt shal1 l think i»nt)|t»hll» and Jusi. Irnrmrntal Prolcrtlfin on msMrrs pr- walMo-wall €:»rrip|ln« ini-iuded. lînifr You »tlnil fit your nnxwAr «nd i>rot«f nf • InlUK to wntrr imliulinn conhol. The li.Kxcellent location. |2«,5O(I. Call 22B. Nfrvlrn In diii'llrntp with it» ri'rh nr •oiln'll Is rrqiilrr.l In imlri st lrnst nrm own. hr flupftrlnr < onrl. RUlr Hotisr Annrx Mihllc hearing s vesr In nrionlinra 842-2760 Trrnlon, iNcw Jrruy, In arcoMincf with provisions V N.J.B.A. 2fl:3KHI. KBYTm^îldnrhVnl^ronvVrred with th* mica nf t-lvll prncllr* Hnrl Thr Counfll rprnmnio-nds thnt thnuft REALTORS n Into two ar>arlmcnt>. Each li«. llvlni tnt^nftlnifc io \>P (rTf^'nt wt (In* tiinrlnjt ^ "JUST LISTED FOR room, dlnln room, one bedroom and Tlifl fihJeH 'if anlil Hrtlon Is tfi otilaln a f)i loiiT 20, If)70 mnlip known tlirlr Wish* batli. Two-car iarn|e, 122 OMI. CAItl.- [(larnTii nf riivoft* îrlwpfn th* mid fn tto lentlfl**»tlfy to 1hiher nntimtli no that «l!nw- YOUR ADMIRATION" TON ii. POUND, tiVAtmn. 1434 lalnllff anrl you. ance of time can tie miule SHREWSBURY OFFICE HOLMDEL OFFICE wy. .IMIailet. 2fl4-l_«w. •ted: ieptf mlirr'jnlirrjn. WiiftTfl C. LANDIH. JIT. Charming Ilirre- nr rour-hpdroom ST. LEO'S i'Artrtll -"•"New'iSio'liia'r, KI.ATBkYXLATflkY, 11M.MKLMA: N riiftlrman Split Level with a park In your buck- N.J. Clean Walfrrminc.1 MIDDLETOWN yard. Two fill) halhfl anti cathedral /Ive d 2'b uanrleil drn ikniKnviilm* MOVE RIGHT IN celling.' Offered At only 133.000 hy; n.v Arlhffr P. HlfiTrlfd. Aitnrnf»ynfnrt)ie riRlrtirr Or.l. 2 SHU Thii charming 3 bfdroom, 2 bath Rjnclitr with delightful kitchen, Beautiful 4 bedroom Colonial — Large living room with railed HOWARD DEXTER ASSOC., Mfni>I>,TOWN two-bedVoom (7«"|Ti- hearth fireplace, formal dining room, 2'/i bafhi. Many, many n'r Mnnmniilh. N« I am quite ien>ational and ha»« lett of anglei. My nama i« Park like letting — this 4 bedroom split ha% everything to offer. I.arRi; living mom, kitchen, formal WlalM. A«kln|i»4.rir») T4I Jersey, pursuant tn In authorlly of lh(> BlHit«n In in.'h rssf [nfi- ni r provldfd, wilt Sfll at a public unction oi Ihc Iflth rlny nf ' Or.tnh#r, English Tudor—Statiitici: larg« living room with gorgeout A 16x32 in ground pool with cabanna, central air conditioning) dining room, fieri with fireplace, full TWO- BB1»RO O M (;OTT AO"B FiTp baapment. Hcrreneil nnrr.b anil fen- hhr-d. llfllf a hlnt:k from him and 070 at the Bflmuth Council Chsmhurs, Mrmnrliil Fiornu|h Hall, Rumion. •itone firaplaco, dining room, den, 4 bedroomi, full baiement. wall to wall with many extrat. Walking distance to scheeli. Irally air comjlllnrml. A»klnr INS 000. ilorea. Rfunoriable. Nopeli. 842.2OI|a. N, J,. at ii A.M., the landi and rrii riistr hrrtlnaftir deicrlb#d: shopping and transportation. A must to !•• at reduced price J. I). HOCHE. rieallnr. ill. 34 folia NANR IIKHCnirTION AMOUNT On a beautiful '/i acre. I'm built to lait a lifstime and live Neck. 402-2741. Member Multiple Hal- MIDDL.RTQWN — Executive hnrne Kllztbeth Mitntp" "y Work IB. Lot 17 A I niW.M in Little Silver where taxei are low. Priced t» tell felt—$34,900. of $41,500. Call now — 671-3311. -- Bervlce. Knur brrtronma. two batlK large pan- nfQJ-ge Knschsk niock 21, l/'t in i.2«.o eleil dm with bullHna. Llvlna room, Unknown Owner fliopk 3f). A. Lot 22 ' 27.5ft SMALL KBTATE — Conveniently lo- dlnlnn ronm. larar kitchen. WalMo.wall Unknown Owner niock .10 A, I^t" 1H-1(1-21 "I.fll cated, VA woodsy acwi. Three he<\. :arprt. Air conditioning, 133,Win. r201 > KM. of Clmrlrs V. Butler Hlork 31, ixit 33 nai.M FIVE BEDROOMS—COLTS NECK MIDDLETOWN room, three bathi, custom-built Colo- I7|.fi,131. Unknnwn Owntr Plock 37 r,Ot« in-H-lfi-?fl-21 7^0.13 nial. Planter walls, porch and nut In. rnknown Owner Illonk ^7. I/it» 2^-24-25>2l M.H9 Canter hall Colonial boasting family room with fireplace, plu» Large 4 bedroom house, formal dining room, 21 ft. game room 156,000, Additional )% acres available Unknown Ownrr Illock Rll, hot 1 27.W at 118,000. STEaLINO THOMPSON A and 2 car garage. Located on lovely grounds with many, many LOTS AND ACREAGE KM., Uol fI'llNM nnrilI dfl , AIICIIII'II. HeilforI ,' d ,—IllUl t\ Ploc-II', I JCJkI J I7f , Lot 17 •u'rj.FB children's playroom, 2'/i bathi, basement, 2 car garage. Many ASSOC., Realtora, i!} Vf. Fllver Rd, Alan A" Hult" h Ahrahanm / niock 47, Iot i O M'MJ) tall trees. $58,900. tall shade trees. Extras included. Lilted at $42,500. Rumion, 747-OMO. JABT KRANDIKJRa — 114 acr»« 4. Alsn * Fnltli AhrnhRms / Rlnrk <7. \rt * n M»..l> Becludei) from highway hazardi. »4,H0D. Tlir dnld Inndii nnd 'rm\ eslnte will be sold to make the amount of WT YOUR PROPEHTY WITH MND- Contact local broltera or owner, D, fiev. the municipal IIOFIM charorablit aimlnnt the same nn thp first diy nf Julr RT. 35 at PALMER AVENUE BMANN — And come see one of the ^44 B. aatn HI.. •'-- •- 11)70, an cntnnutrd In flie forecolng llsl, together wllh Inlerrst on aaM 661 HIGHWAY 35 mom beautiful apacloua aplll level* In . (212) M.V0SII. amount from (IIP first day of July to the dale of sslc, and costs nf iturhiaia. PoHnUi'cult. This r.ualam built hnmr hi» HuM property will he noi.J In fee tn such person an will purrhRSs tht many wonderful featuren, Nice yirrl «nr1 •tlaslGX COUNTY — 10x110 lot located mfhe, atib)rc( to redemption «t me Utwcni rnit? of littrreai. but in no 741-5212 671-3311 ahniDberyhniDbery. An ImmaculatImmac late gem! HARHAR- near Drancnvllle, N.J. Very good hunt- ndf In fxcess of firi per annum. T\\r. pnympnt for thr i«l« shall bl OLLD MNmCMANMNmCMANNN , BrokerBk , EatonEton. nil area. Owner haa lake privileges nade tif/orfi the concluslim of the ••!•, or the property will ha renoit n. 8421101 lelllnl for Jtixw under market price. 'rlncTpala only. Call M3>2a.1| alter i The snid aale la held purautnl fo Chalper A or Title 04 of tht P.e- OAKHUR8T «20.200 — Custom napf. MULTIPLE LISTINGS Four bedroom, formil dlntng room, acl- At nny llntr brfom the snip, th unrterslcned will ncflve paymflM tntit kitchen, two full bath, bailment, MONMODTM COUNTY — Upper Flrr. if the amount etur nn any property with the In!rent and costs Incurred garaar, alunrlnum Hlorrnfi/Hcrfpnit, up- mM Tnwnriilp. 2.1 fertlln crdx, monlly ip to thrt llmr nt psymenl. illinrM. Many l>xtrP<. FtlA. VA •learetl. Horaefarm area. nprnxlmal OPEN 7 DAYS >rms. THE BKFUJ AOBNCY. Iteallor, V r...,d: uptemE-r II. mo inBNB c .fnn it. 3&At ftuniet Ave., WanAmajaa. 122- , .'?°' acre-. 'Ttifati lealtor, Bl. 3ft ColU 4M )THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BAVK • MIDDLETOWN. N. J.t FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1970. Mrs. White to Host
9 Meeting for Williams RED BANK — Mrs. Kath- "There has been tre- I arine Elkus White, former mendous response by women ambassador to Denmark, will in support of Sen. Williams host U.S. Sen. Harrison A. because of his work for equal Williams, D-N.J., and 50 opportunities, consumer inter- prominent Democratic women est legislation, aid to educa- at her home Sunday. tion and crime prevention and Mrs. White, chairman of drug control efforts," Mrs, Women for Williams, said the White said. group's advisory committee "I expect women to play a and county chairmen will more active role in this cam- meet at her home on Harding paign than in any previous Road "to plan ways of mak- election in New Jersey," she ing a significant contribution said. to Sen. Williams' campaign." Among those scheduled to attend are Mrs. Betty Hughes, wife of former Gov. Says County Richard J. Hughes; Mrs. Ir- ene Smith, president cf the Neglects state NAACP; Mrs. Hortense Kessler, former president of the state Civil Service Com- Its Seniors mission; Miss June Strelecki, FREEHOLD '- Marvin former state director of motor Olinsky, Democratic candi- vehicles, and Mrs. Dorothy date for freeholder, says the Sullivan, former national all-Republican Board of Free- president of the Amvets Aux- holders has shown an "abys- iliary. mal record and lack of con- Others are Mrs. Mildred B. cern" for the county's senior Hughes, former state senator citizens. from Union; Mrs. Nancy . He said it is extremely diffi- Hawkins, legislative con. cult for a senior citizen to se- sultant to the consumer divi- cure any type of information sion of the New Jersey Coun- in regard to benefits available cil of Churches, and Mrs. EI- on a community and county ston Howard, wife of the for- level because there is no mer baseball star and Yankee county office on aging. coach. Mr. Olinsky said such of- fices have been establish in 13 New Jersey counties to coordinate information help- ful to senior citizens and to serve as catalysts in getting DECORATING PROBLEMS? programs started. There is currently avail, able, he said, a federal pro- gram which provides 75 per cent of the money to operate a county office on aging. "These federal monies," Mr. Olinsky said, "would con- tinue for three years and a bill awaiting Gov. CahlU's sig- nature, -would provide state aid to the counties when the federal aid runs out."
Free Vampire Hunter LONDON (AP) -Police arrested Allan Farrant, 24, when they found him prowling through London's Highgate USE WARDS CUSTOM SERVICE FREI ESTIMATES IN YOUR HOME cemetery with a flashlight, a crucifix emblazoned with a Call 542-2150 Today magic emblem and a sharp Use all of Wards Custom wooden stake. Services Farrant told the judge he • brtwrndt • Hindu • dmpirltt was hunting vampires which • »llp»vir» • rtupholiltry he intended to dispatch in ac- cepted fashion by driving the Wards Monmourh stake through the heart. The Shopping Center judge found hunting vampires Muitim Clr. 10 AM III! f:H PM within the law and dismissed the case. ATTENTION GOLFERS! ... ENJOY A GREAT DAY AT THE BAYSHORE ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1970 Television • Books Movies # Theater Your Weekend Magazine Dining Out • Comment Hobbies • Music Three Shows Currently on Broadway Are Among Four in-MAFV Series By CAROL JACOBSON cess. It still continues to draw Bringing shows like these to RED.BANK — The Mon- packed houses. Monmouth County, the Mon- mouth Arts Foundation will "Hadrian VII" was a great mouth Arts Foundation present four shows, three of theatrical success in London makes it possible for those them currently playing on in 1968 and New York in 1969. who haven't the time or the Broadway, in its 1970-71 The- The first stage play by Peter desire to commute to New ater Series at the Carlton Luke, an Englishman who has York to see current Broad- Theater. been painter and TV producer way hits. Many persons re- "1776," Wednesday, Nov. as well as writer, "Hadrian" vive pleasant memories by 25, "Hadrian .VII," Monday, is a fantasy drama about a seeing them here again. Feb. 8, "Forty Carats," man who longed to be but Established in 1951 to foster • Thursday, March 11, and never could become Pope. interest and creativity in the "Plaza Suite," Monday, April ' Frederick Rolfe wrote the arts in Monmouth County, 19, are the plays and dates original novel in 1904, and it MFA is a non-profit organiza- they will be presented. waited for Peter Luke to tion that fosters cultural Monday morning, MFA will adapt it for the stage. Clive scholarships in music and art launch a general sale of sub- Barnes, the New York Times in the county to students who scription tickets for the series critic, said "it has been an wish to continue their educa- In Molly Pitcher Motor Inn. underground classic^-foj* tion. Tickets will be available for years. , .The play .Kas the mystery of the original, the Information about the pur- two weeks from 9:30 a.m. to 5 chase of series tickets can be p.m. sight of a modern, wish-fulfill- ing Pope, smoking on the obtained by writing Mon- Dr. Bertram Feinswog of mouth Arts Foundation, PO Bumson, MAF president, is throne and mocking the very conventions in which he total- Box 153, Red Bank, N.J. co-chairman of the theater 07701. series with Mrs. Frank ly believed." O'Donnell of Holmdel. Both Funny Lines say this year's series is the "Forty Carats" is a topical Interfaith Unit best yet offered. comedy produced by David FAMILIAR FACES? — Larry Parks and Betty Garretr ' "1776" leads off with a Merrick for Broadway and To Host CYO will star in Neil Simon's Broadway comedy, "Plaza prominent cast, including still going strong. Funny lines . RED BANK - The Inter- Suite," sponsored by the Monmouth Arts Foundation. Paul Tripp, as Benjamin In a plot that deals with a faith Youth Council will host Franklin, Don Perkins, as mother and daughter and members ''of the Monmouth John Adams, and William their beaus, make the show a Jennings, as Thomas Jeffer- delight. County Catholic Youth Orga- eon. "Plaza Suite," another Neil nization (CYO), Sunday from Unusual Show Simon "does it again" show, 4 to 6 p.m. in the cafeteria of Joffrey Ballet An unusual show, the musi- also playing on Broadway to St. James Grammar School. cal is a spirited portrayal of large audiences, combines the historical events that led three plays that have already A program, entitled "We to the signing of the Declara- brought enormous delight and Hold These Truths," will be presented by Robert Singer, Has a Message tion of Independence. It won pleasure to those theater- New Shrewsbury, Monmouth both the New York Drama goers who have seen It. By MARY CAMPBELL tic and afraid. But Dennfa Critics' Circle Award and the Reform Temple; Carol Web- Starring the husband and ber, Red Bank, St. James NEW YORK ,; sc ^s of piliticalbattlesjatb- Mr., Weir has -degrees in er than an expression of the journalism and psychology^ development of the con- Monmouth College. Jjjfe Iatei1:: sciousness of man." received a wrtificafein-Jnf- That will be the.theme. man relations from the New
it Shayne Weir will e^plorejn a School for Social Research in ns talk "Look Not Right.Nor New York City. •c Left" Sunday at the' first He is director of the John meeting this season 'of the EUioll Institute of Human Re- Monmouth Ethical Society in lations in New York City and. a leader in training for the Sky Heating Planned American Ethical Union; He SAN JUAN, P,R,,(AP) - has had many poems pub- Scientists at ^recido,Observa- lished. tory plan, to Jbeat the sky over Puerto Rico with radip-beams in order to study the earth's HAVE LUNCH ionosphere.through the,use of WITH DOTTIE radar techniques. i They said heat changes the PETERSON'S thickness and strength of the ionosphere, a belt of elec- RIVERSIDE INN trically charged particles be- Hwy. 35, Red Bank ginning 50 miles above the earth's surface. 741-7793 & AT THE IALL — Jerteyites Attend The Restore Ball, season's first big gala, in the Americana Hotel's Imperial Ballroom, New York. Left to right are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reade of the Reade Theatre chain, Oalcfmrst, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson's Philip J. Levin of Mount Betfiel greeted by Preston Robert Tisch, president of Loew's Hotels and formerly of Atlantic City. The gathering, an inferacial din- ner-dance for .Bedford-Stuyvesant's Sheffield Theatre, was a Kennedy family project as well as « party. Mrs. Robert P. Kennedy was honorary co-chairman. Missionary Meeting Set In Freehold SUNDAY FAMILY ' FREEHOLD - The public 1:15 p.m., the Rev. Stanley benefit from the sale of hand- Is invited to attend a day-long Taylor, synod executive in the-. made items handled by the missionary meeting at the New Brunswick Presbytery, committee known as SERV. Freehold Presbyterian will delineate the works being those attending are asked DINNERS Church, scheduled for Thurs- carried out here in New Jer- to bring a sandwich. Coffee day from 10 a.m. until the fi- sey. will be provided by members nal service at 8 p.m. 8 p.m., Mrs. Frederick of Teen Challenge, who will 1 Christian will describe the Missionaries from both for- give an insight into the drug many groups overseas who eign and domestic fields will problems of the shore area. make presentations. Highlights of the day in- Parish Mission Renewal Set clude: ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Services will be cojiducted 11" a.m., Dr. and Mrs. John St. Agnes Catholic Church by the Rev. Francis de Paul Carmen of Vellore Hospital, will conduct a Parish Mission Kealy and the Rev. Charles India, will talk on their many Renewal for the women and years' service in that Chris- V. Hayes of New York City, High School girls from Mon- at 9 a.m. and 8 p.m. Con- tian hospital. day to Friday. fessions will be heard before and after -the services. Pri- »• vate conferences can be ar- * STEVE MILLER'S BOUTIQUE >•• ranged with them during this >• • i )• period. 307 Highway 35 Mlddfetowi )- > Special services will be held >• '/4-mJle north of IrM* >• for the public school students of the seventh and eighth • IEUS • FRINGED VESTS • HEAD IAN0S > grades on Saturday,- Oct. 10 • FRINGED PURSES • HOROSCOPE SCARVES ) j' from 6 to 7 p.m.- in the church t hall and for the fifth and sixth • KLTS • PAISLEY •SUEDE • LEATHER • RAWHIDE i > grade students on Sunday, • INCENSE • CAPTAIN AMERICA SCARVES > Oct. 11, after the 9 o'clock OPEN 11 A.M. U 10 P.M. MON. thru SAT. — 741-1714 Mass in the new Saint Agnes' School. Crab Meat Croquetts ._....l.?5 J You may think we are a Seafood Kc«tauranl . ' . * . partially true. Chicken N' Corn Toastees ...... 2.50 But, really w<* are aii Inn built in 1732 in Robert Louis Stevenson's Baked Stuffed Pork Chop...... 1?5 mind. So we serve Steak and Kidney Pie, Prime Kib with Yorkshire Pudding, and Mutton Chops. Pot Roast of Beef ...... »2.95
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ty CYNTHIA LOWRY The police drama Is con- — relegated to miner roles NEW YORK (AP) - The sistently action-packed and while the story was carried indestructible, indomitable attention-holding, partly be- Television by guest performers. Robert Ironside has returned cause of good scripts but Uncle Bill, his man French e for another NBC season, sol- mostly because of the charac- and the children play host to a pretty young Chinese girl 9 ving crimes most Thursday ter developed by Raymond Comment nights. Last night, however, from Hong Kong, brought to he was nursing a junkie Burr as the crusty, paralyzed New York to marry a much detective. "•» It* SHet" through withdrawal symp- older Chinese-American, own- Oi toms — and taming it into an Twft-MaiShow cally. At one point he threat- erof a restaurant. The Amer- interesting hour. Burr and Joseph Campanu- ened to shoot Ironside. icanization of Ming Lee Was SWS«MNNBIS la gave, virtuoso performances The rescue party arrived in pretty quick —in no time she last night in what was es- ©MAT FAIL FUN AT THE time for Ironside to nail the had fallen for a Chinese- ORDERS TO 60 I sentially a two-man show. village pusher. At the end American of her own age. Campanella played an old Naturally, true romance won DANCES there was a suggestion that COUPON friend, an engineer who in- without any trouble as it al- . On Tlit Hiohntowii CMMY Club vited Ironside to spend a with ironside's help, his ways does in situation come-; couple of days in his remote friend just might be able to It Purchase of Any Bwry «rtd, F«f Frtks M ntf vm mountain cabin, The men kick the habit. "Family Affair" is so popu- i. . W'W^ VWH were spowed in and the ad- lar that CBS will use its char- 25 "Special" Evwy Mt. • Hrt few* It's a good series, dict, unable to replenish his acters next week to help an- OFF •«•• CBS's "Family Affair" Is drug supplies, went through other series, "To Rome, With with tWt COUPON torture, painfully and realisti* anotber of those heart-tugging Love," which has been moved situation comedies that cur. to a new time period. rently abound. It features a The gimmick is that the NAPOLI parent-without-a.partner — "Family Affair" children will visit the "To Rome" family. ItatMHmt A an uncle in this case — and When "Petticoat Junction" 4 rrtifmct Mm, LJttfc StlwH relies heavily on the charm of was going strong, the device (NtKt t* A * P) two child performers who was used to help "Green PHONE: M24599 NORTH BEACH, SEA RRIGHT over the past tour years don't Acres" as it started. 842-3084 seem to have outgrown their attractiveness. Wednesday Him Sunday Gusts Carry Stow II Last night's episode found BACHERT'S HOfBRAUHAUS "ONE-EYED JACKS the cast regulars — Sebastian 301 Oe Ave. Atlantic HlahkNKh Cabot, Brian Keith, Anissa Tel. 291-0124 Jones and Johnny Whitaker Firemen OCTOBERFEST OfHazlet A Festive Week-end Affair FRIDAY — SATURDAY — SUNDAY To Parade OCTOBER 2 — 3 — 4 HAZLET - The township 12 CARVEL CUPS Fire Department will hold its $ fourth annual inspection and review Sunday at 2 p.m. on WOfiU'S FAIR BEER GARDEN BAND T00 Leocadia Court. SAVE S9c—T.M VALUE The invocation will be deliv- ered by the Rev, Theodore C. COUPON Muller, pastor of Faith Re- BAVARIAN SCHUHPLATTLER Good only at: formed Church. An inspection (DANCIN6 of the uniformed men and fire 462 Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury fighting. equipment then will 842-5874 be conducted by Mayor Jo- Friday owl Saturday Nttes seph A. Morales, members of OPHU GOOD WITH the Township Committee and THIS COUPON invited area fire chiefs. 12 CARVEL The parade, weather per- CUPS FOR $1.00 mitting, will be led by the Good tfcm Oct. Stk Raritan High School band, un- der direcion of Thomas Mosh- er. Participants will march to the North CenterviUe Fire- Starts Sunday, October 4th house. Headed by Fire Chief Rich- ard R. Wagner, the depart- Starting Sunday, October 4, come enjoy ment includes the Hazlet, North Centerville and West your favorite Sunday Brunch. Served one Keansburg Fire Companies. extra hour — from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. It's i a popular way to spend Sunday with your MONEY MATTERS/5 S«siiom/S12.00 Rutgers Group MOM. Oer. 5-Nov. 2 - 8:30-10:00 p.m. To Play at Park choices of steak and eggs and your favorite TASK FORCE'70/19 Seuions/$3 FREEHOLD - "Those dishes. Eat oJ you wont. Only $2.95 for Magnificent Men," a Rutgers Wed. Oct. 7-Dec. 16 - 8:00-10 p.m. University 20-man band adults, $2.25 tor chiWrew. WORKSHOP tor PRE-SCHOOL TEACHER AtDES/8 known for its marching and S«sloM/$20 stage performances, will be Tuefl. Oct. 13-Dec. 1 - 7:30-9:30 p.m. featured by the Monmouth JACK BAKER'S County Park System Oct. 10 PARENTS GUIDE TO SEX EDUCATION/8 Sessions/ at Thompson Park, Lincroft. $15. single, $20 couple Their performance at 3 Wed.Oct. M-Dec.?-8:0(MQ:00 p.m. p.m. will range from standard SMHTVPlft to rock to traditional songs. LIFE AS A PARENT/6 Sesslom/$10.00 Field day weekend attrac- On te»n1c Chinnal Drlvt ovtf* Thurs. Oct. 15-Nov. 10 * 9:30-11:00 a.m. tions Oct. 10 and 11- will in. looking Hi* Mtn«tqu«n Rim dude bands, an art show, a PT. PLEASANT BEACH, R junior horse show and re- freshments. There is no ad- Telephew: 8994700 mission charge. & THE DICK CAVETT.SHOW (C) O IN THE KNOW (C) ID TONIGHT AT THE MOVIES . . I.-00 0 DASTARDLY AND MUnLEY (C) "The Lodger" (1944) starring George Sanders, O NBC MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL (C) Merle Qberon. A renowned killer walks through ©BURKE'SLAW ' . ' •': London, killing beautiful girls. Amos witnesses the explosion and sinking of a char- 1:00 O O ID NEWS REPORT (C) tered boat carrying Mercy Vane, a magazine re- 0 THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE porter and friend of Amos. "Man on a Tightrope" (1953) starring Fredrlo ID ABBOTT AND COSTELLO March, Gloria Grahamc. A Czech circus owner em 1:30 0THEJETSONS(C> ' barks on a dangerous scheme to get his entire com* 0 BLACK NEWS (C) FRIDAY pahy out from behind tho Iron Curtain. A 30-minute weekly broadcast of news and eveuU 1:10 0 THE LATE SHOW - pertinent;, to the Black Community. • •, ' ' "Slaughter on Tenth Avenue1' (1957) starring' Rich;, 0:MOV!E.MATINEE-DOUBLE FEATURE DAYTIME MOVIES ard Egan, Jan Sterling-.,Life.is.dangerous ori the "Revenge of the Musketeers" (J980) starring-yer« waterfront for" ah asalatant.,D.A,.wh'0 tries to Wive nando Lamas) Gloria Milland. A young king is de- the murder of. a pier boss. . , 9:00 "Lucly Partners" : livered into the hands oE a devious cardinal. .* . 9:30 "Rote Marie" Itl5 - O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW (C) , M "Hell and High-Water" (1954) starring RIcIifrd . "Honeymoon" (1966) starring* Anthony Steel, tu4- • Widmark, Cameron .Mitchell. A submarine'is as- 10,00 "The Great McGWv" mllla Toherlna. A honeymooning couple meet ft l;00 "Welcome Stranger Spanish dancer who learns the bride is a former signed to track down strange Communist activities. e_ "Vigil in the Night" prlma-ballerina and attempts to spirit her away 0 OUTDOORS (C) 4:30 Q "Etcape to MinJinao" from her new husband back into the ballet. - ©MOVIE 1:26 O REEL CAMP V • 'I Met Him in Paris starring Melvyn Douglas 0 "Sex end the Single Girl" .-Claudette Colbert. 1:30 0 JOE FRANKLIN SHOW (C) 2:00 0 OPPORTUNITY LINE (C) EVENING 2?3O 0 NEWS AND WEATHER • 0 DEATH VALLEY DAYS (C) . . 2:40 O EVENING PRAYER Q TO BE ANNOUNCED 6:00 0 Q 0 NEWS (C) • 3t00 ©SERMONETTE 2:30 0 THE LEARNING EXPERIENCE (C) 0 THE FLYING NUN 3:15 0 THE LATE LATE SHOW I . •' 0 THE RIFLEMAN 0 GET SMART (C) "SanU Fe" (1951) starring Randolph Scott, Jaato "The Money Gun"' 0 LAND OF THE GIANTS (C) Carter. Four brothers return from the Civil War to . fight for and against justice.' 0 MOVIE 9 ® WHAT'S NEW? "Creation of the Humanolda" (1962) B|arrlng Bon 5:00 0 GIVE US THIS DAY (C> "The Fir Tree" • Megowan, Frances McCann. The few rertialning humans after atomic war turn to robots. 6:30 0 PETTICOAT JUNCTIONS) 3:00 0 THE URBANITES (C) 0 DICK VAN DYKE SHOW 0 THE CHAMPIONS (C) • 09 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (C) SATURDAY 0 MOVIE ' 7:00 0 CBS NEWS WITH WALTER CRONKITE (C) •The Bishop's Wife" (1947) starring Gary Chant O NBC NIGHTLY NEWS (C) Loretta Young. An angel conies to earth to aid In, ©I LOVE LUCY- .the lives of some pleasant people. 0 ABC NEWS WITH FRANK REYNOLDS (C) MORNINVJ 3:30 0 WORLD YOUTH FORUM (C) 0 WHAT'S MY LINE 0 CREATUR1E1 FEATURES (C) friendly resort hotel from bankruptcy. "The Manster (1962) starring Peter Pyneley, JtM" In show business. HyHon. A reporter, injected with serum by a scien- ID PERRY MASON 0 HERE COME THE DOUBLEDECKERS (0) tist, turns into a hairy monster—embarking on 9:30 0 LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (C) © MAD, MAD MOVIE (C) bestial course of murders. "Love and the Old Boyfriend" with Milton Berle, "The Fighting O'Flynn" (1949) starring Douglas Connie Hines; "Love and the Nurse" with Julio Fairbanks, Jr., Richard Greene. Two rivals attempt © LAWRENCE WELK SHOW (C) » Sommars, Arto Johnson. the capture of Napoleonic agent in an Irish castle. © CHILLER THEATRE i ,10:00 O BRACKEN'S WORLD (C) © INSIGHT (C) •Terror from the Year 5000" Bferrmg Joyce Holdea, , "Jenny, Who Bombs Buildings." An anti-establish- . 10:56 © IN THE KNOW (C) Ward Costello. ment activist accepts John Bracken's offer to star ' in a documentary about hcraclf. 11:00 © ARCHIE'S FUN HOUSE (C) 0 ARNIE (C) .. _„.,,..., © H,R. PUFNSTUF(C) — --~^-™~ Newly appointed executive Arnie JSfuvpn dfiCp^W -_,..© © TEN OUDLOGK NEWS-(©)•- --^^t- "that a gray flannel curtain has suddenly deacenoeo 0 THIS IS TOM JONES (C) • © HOT WHEELS (C) between him and his. old buddies on; the T" Guests:. Dinlmim Carroll, Zero Mostet and The Ace © HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL (C) Trucking Company _ SATURDAY NIGHT AT tHE MOVIES (CV West Side High School of Newark vs Hoboken High • "Cast a Giant Shadow" (19fl«) starring Klirfc JHT IB N.E.T. FESTIVAL (C) school - ' • _.: _,_^_A^ "~" "las; John:-Wayne. The true story of Col. MMCU* 1 "Coppolia" ...... —-..— 11:30 a HERE COMES THE GRUMP (O) . American WW U herb who Went on to whip the Xff? 11:00 OQQ NEWS/WEATHER, SPORTS (C) © SKY HAWK (C> tag Israeli army into shape to face the, Arabs, • . . 0 PEYTON PLACE 11:56 © IN THE KNOW (C) Q SPECIAL (C). ' O THE LATE MOVIE .'The Tales of. Hoffman" (1953) starring "Operation Pacific" (1051) starring John'Wayne, AFTERNOON Shearer, Robert Rounseville. A young stiwen Patricia Ncal, A submarine commander is overly pursued across Europe from Paris to VenKe to • devoted to crew nnri boat. 12:00 0 SCOOBY-DOO, WHERE ARE YOU? (C) strange Greek Isle by the sinister Dr. Mirald«i *** ID CAN YOU TOP THIS? (C) O HOT DOG (C) • Is after Hoffman's soul. 11:30 0 THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW (C) 9:30 © MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW (C) • 0 EASTSIDE COMEDY Mary Richards comes face to face with the L O THE TONIGHT SHOW (C) "Let's Go Navy" (1901) starring Leo Gorcey, HunU Guest: Shelley Winters, Rodney DangcrfleM, Carol tlon gap when she plays substitute mother to.a pre- Hall. The Bowery Boys take to.,the sea. Wayne cocious twelve-year-old. ' • : 0 11:30 MOVIE 0 THE HARDY BOYS (C) 0 COLLEGE FOOTBALL TODAY (C) . "Kansas City Confidential" (1053) starring Prettott, 12:30 0 THE MONKEES(C) 9:45 . © FOOTBALL GAME (C).' I Foster, John Payne. A torn playing Card, a key l< O JAMBQ (C); '. Alabama at Mississippi secret rendezvous of gang of bank robbers,,reveals © AMERICAN BANDSTAND (C) IO.-00 0 MANNIX (C) • . the true identity ot the leader behind It all. Q NFL GAME OF THE WEEK (C) Mannix triei to pmua^.w ©COLLEGEFOOTBALL 70 hlU boxerKSOiight in the homicide of a ftgttt-lbdng QTHE BILL.COSBYSHOW;(C). : ' gambler,; to surrender. ©MOVIE AT NOON "The Old Man of i-C." A chance meeting in a super* 0 0 NEWS (C) ' "Shipwreck Island' (1961) starring Pablfto Cahtt, market brings a new friendship.and some problem; Charito Maldonado.1 A. group of boys, marooned on for Chet Klncaid, I 10:30 0 ALL AMERICAN COLLEGE SHOW (C) -an island build ft/new world for themselves In the 0 EQUAL TIME (C) . face of danger and terror. . •• 9.-M 0 GLEN CAMPBELL GOODTIME HOUR (C) Oue"sts: Paul Lynde, Boy Clark, Ann Murray and. 11.-00 O NEWS. WEATHER. SPORTS (C) 12:25 ©THE MID-DAY REPORT (t) the Osmond Brothers r 0 NIGHT AT THE BIJOU 12:30 0 FACE THE NATION (C) 0 BONANZA (C) . - (D THISWEEK IN PRO FOOTBALL (C) Q MEET THE PRESS. (C) "The Wagon." Determined to turn (n hi? "quota" ot 11:15 © INGMAR BERGMA1N1 FILM FESTIVAL 1:00 © THE FRANK GIFFORD SHOW (C) prisoners, a ruthless lawman plans to substitute the. ."Through,©ass.Darklyhrogh©Dkl 11 (1961) starringInflow ' O MAJOR LEAGUE BA5EBALL PLAYOFF (C) injured Hoss Cartwright for an escapee. Bergman, Gunnar.Bjournatrand. This story concerns 0 FIVE STAR MOVIE O THE SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE (C) I lour people daring a 2i-hour period, a father. Us "Man in the Net" (1959) starring Alan Ladd, Caro- •'One Mlllign Years B.C." (1967) .starring Raquel . • . .adolescent soji,"hta daughter and her husband; lyn Jones. Circumstantial evidence' builds against Welch, John Richardson. Two young lovers In pre- 11:30 0 THE LATE SHOW (C) " young advertising executive accused ot murdering historic times stvuKglci to Burvive in a savage vrovld. e ••The War of the Worlds" (1953) starring Cede his alcoholic wife. "X 0 WHEN MOVIES WERE MOVIES (C) Barry, Ann Robinson. A series of unexpected event* "The Little Minister" (1934) -starring Kathavlne saves the world from invasion by Mars. O ISLANDS IN THE SUN (C) Hepburn, John Beal. A rural ^paHah revolts against IM5 Q IITH HOUR NEWS ©MOVIE 9 a young churchman's choice of a bride. "Allegheny Uprising" (1039) starring ClaTra Tre- 12:00 © LATE CHILLER THEATRE vor, George Sanders. A handful of frontiersmen In Q THE PULASKt DAY PARADE (C) •.The.Undead" starring Pamela Duncan, Richard ' 34th Annual Paradd held In honor of Casimlr Pennsylvania of 1761 battle a crack British? troop Pulaskli, a hero of the- American Revolution, force, • • ' kl h f t A 12:15 ©TONIGHT SHOW (C) 1:30 0 THE NFL TODAY (C) ©THE FORSYTE SAGA 12:30 0 ABC WEEKEND NEWS (C) • "Swan Song" . O ISSUES AND ANSWERS (C) 10:00 1:00 O THE SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE 0 THE TIM CONWAY COMEDY HOUR (C) ' 0 SUNDAY AFTERNOON MOVIE 0 THE BOLD ONES (C) ...:;' -. Hurd Hatfleld. A small town night club comedian "The Prida of the Yankeea" (1942) starring Gary "Tho Day the,Lion Pied,".Senator Stowe faces a' "at Is threatened by gangsters from his past life. Cooper, Teresa Wright Saga of the great.Lou difficult situation when he realizes that tho venera- hIB ©THE LATE NIGHT NEWS' - Cehrlg, the "iron man" of baseball. * •. We senator who is to represent the U,s, at a stra- 0 NEWS AND WEATHER 2:00 0 NATIONALFOQTBALL LEAGUE GAME (C) tegic-arms conference in mentally ill, 1:20 0 THE LATE SHOW II (C) New York Giants vs the New Orleans .Saints. 0CD 10 O'CLOCK NEWS "The Helen Morgan Story" (1557) .starring Ann © EYEWITNESS NEWS CONFERENCE (C) Blyth", Paul "Newman. The life story of famed torch 2:30 O CONVERSATION ©SPECIAL 0 WAGON TRAIN •The Unicorn, The Gergan and lh« KanUcorV' and ringer, Helen Morgan. 1 1:25 0 REEL CAMP . "The Cro'vei; Alien Story' 10:30 ties. : O THE LATE SHOW ^".S* W 1\ P 8 *** % 0 MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE "The Grll Who Knew Too Much" (1068) starring Adam West, Nancy Kwan. An adventurer is hired Sir pedri1 c Hardwicke. The Immortal love ttory Wt •The Hook" (1963) starring Kirk DougTai, Nehe* Helen and Paris which shook society and started. mlah Persoff. The problems of men in war when by the CIA. to find tho Killer of an assassinated the-Trojan" War.. • • , •" faqed with killing an unarmed prisoner face-to-face, syndicate boss. 6;00 O GIVE US THIS DAY (C) as opposed to the wholesale slaughter during battle. Q SUNDAY FILM FESTIVAL (C) ©DR. KILDARE "Life of Emlle Zola" (1937) starring Paul ttunl, Dr. Kildare becomes involved in the plight Of two Gale Sondergaard, Historical and biographical film daughters of a cab driver who suffered a major of the great French writer, Emllo Zola, SUNDAY heart attack. O THE SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE 4:30 0 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE GAME (C) "The Notorious Landlady" (1962) starring Kim'Ho- The Minnesota Vikings vs Green Bay Packers vak, Jack Lemmon. A young state Department of- 5:00 0 GIRL FROM U.N.C.LE. (C) ficial rents a flat In the home of a beautiful woman MORNING "The Petit Priz Affair" suspected of murdering her husband and sets out ©THE BIG SHOW 12:00 to prove her innocence. 6:55 0 GIVE US THIS DAY (C) •'Damn the Defiant" (1962) starring Dirk Bogarde, 0 THE WESTERNERS 7:00 0 TOM AND JERRY. (C)" Aleo Guiness. A drama set during the Napoleonic 0 THE LATE MOVIE "The Hands of Orlao" (1961) starring Mel Ferrer, • 'mREXHUMBARD(C)' era about the struggle for power between the First 1 -7t08 OSEftMONETTE Lieutenant and the Captain of a British fighting Doug Carroll. A famous pianist is Injured in an vessel. •• accident, and learns that tho hands ot a strangler 7:15 Q MODERN FARMER (C) © THEN CAME BRONSON (C) 12:30 havo been grafted onto his own. 7:20,0 CALL TO. PRAYER Bronson tries to cure an emotionally disturbed boy. 1:00 0 SURVIVAL 7:30 0 THE PERILS OF PENELOPE PITSTOP (C) 5:30 © BOOK BEAT "The Killer Lion" M5 .soclates send him his ex-girlfriend. 0 YOGI BEAR AND FRIENDS © BARBARA McNAIR SHOW (C) O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW O FAITH FOR TODAY (C) Guests. Delia Reese, Michel Louvatn, The Rascals "Jungle Manhunt" (1051) starring Johnny Wels- 0 THE CHRISTOPHERS (C) 0 JUDD FOR THE DEFENSE (C) - muller, Bob Watcrfteld. Jungle Jim and a new pho- 0 THE POPEYE SHOW (C) Judd fights for the distribution rights of a n!m ft tographer search for a former football star reported 8:15 Q LIBRARY LIONS (C) posing conditions in a mental hospital, J£Q missing in the jungle during a wattlnw mission. ID TIME FORJOYA
You truly havtn't SEA FOOD at iff v«ry bait Klutty until you h«v« eatan • By MALACRIKENNEV WOK u »n those famous heard since the Beatles be- too serious to have fun. MOILED S»a Food When Joe Cocker was first "friends" w the first album came serious, and what is There is one marvelous t ment that is not an all out •4 DORK '!' ED'S, "Our sprung on an unsuspecting stopped holding him up. Ha. wierd is that Russell's piano charge and that is the Cocker Scr»t? Sura, wt'll t«ll powers the drive, The mad- world a little more than a 1 guess I first began to MIS- man is using it like a drum. Russell duet on "Girl From you. W ara th» Chtfs! year ago, my first reaction pect my judgment needed re- The album is at its best the Norm Country." They ac- Doa» that makt fh» differ- was negative. Did we really vision when his cover of "She tearing up "Honky Tonk complish what Dylan aa* »nc»? You bet it dottl need another refugee front Came in Through the Bath- Women," running through Johnny Cash were working at the English slums trying to LOISTEK LOVERS "Delta Lady" and the "Let- and butchered on "Nashville sound black? Wasn't Tom room Window' was a lot TRY US!" ter" and the Russell-Bonnie Skyline." They take a tender' Jones disgustingly plastic better tfean the Beatles. Bramlett gospel version o{ and intensely felt song aatf enough for one generation? Atotv "Give Peace a Chance." make it fun, mocking old and On top of that there was the Cocker's third album, "Mad dead emotions, staying loos© Surprisingly, it i& very dfvtl" prejudice, deeply ingrained in Dogs and Englishmen," a and easy. those who loved Dylan and weak when Cocker gets into the Beatles, against those op- double record drawn from Otis Redding and Isaac Hayes "Mad Dogs and English- portunists who didn't write tapes of last spring's Ameri- soul music. The voice is dull, men" is not great music, bat their own music but simply can tour, marks my complete the band and the choir seem it is without question to be (logging it. The problem enormous fun and I like it bet- "interpreted" the songs of acceptance of the man as a He V«w OWN Lrtwtor Ort is they seem to be trying to be ter for that. •i 9m UtoHr T«mi others. Where was the chance major talent. for Personal statements and "Mad Dogs and English- all that? The final blasphemy ORIGINAU was the conscious attempt to men" is a joy and a wonder, a TOtTELWI emulate the great Ray revelation of rock and roll. It 1 CUCHINA •OLOGNESE DORIS 'N EOS Charles, and on a Beatles excites the body and rouses Sf AFOO0 IliTAUIANT song at that. the soul, all of which is a.bit ITALIAN A 'HOUII OP OOUftMgr fSAFOOD" Of course there was nothing surprising because technical- M mn Dr., wmmm • m-iut ly it is little better than me- OPEN 7 DAYS CtMttf much to worry about. Cocker AWHK was a stunt and would pass as diocre and Several cuts are simply dull. The uneven quality of tile music is to be expected from GEORGE JOHNSON a group that existed for slightly more than two M5TAURANT WHI COCKTAIL LOUNGE StCMid AM. M4 Mala St., Atfcwy Part 774-5m MUSIC STUDIO months, including all rehear- sal time and included an Instructions on amazing assortment of musi- V organ piano cians, singers, men, women, THAR SHE BLOWS guitar children, small dogs and oth- accordion er creatures to a number in Entertainment excess of 30. JACKIE HILL 11 Birchwood Place Leoranlo, N. J. 291-1194 APPEARING TUK. An THURS. The marvel of the album 4s JACKI1 HILL TWO that it gets the wild spirit that PEATURINO UNDA TUMMM seeing this mass of freaks ca- vorting on stage must have MUSIC TO DINI IT RIVERHOUSE * brought to the live audiences. f P.M. »• 11 P.M. KESTAURANT IN RUMSON - 842-22* Of late, the live album release MUSIC TO SWIM* has been an excuse for selling 11 P.M. TO 7 SUNDAY CliAJWPAGNE BKUNCH repetitive mediocrity, but this LM«eNMN; NIM f 4:lt 13.95 COMPLETE one really comes close to con- Wwm;§p,m. H It p.m. t SERVED FROM 12 NOON TO 4 P.M. veying the excitement and MCNOAYS fierce freedom of a rock show WEEKEND DANCING at its best. FOOT OF BODMAN PL. I think that what rm trying RED BANK On th« Navtiinii RIvw Friday 7:M-lt:M Saturday $-1 A.M. to get at Is that when Cocker Phone 7414338 in RJ lank Featuring the Popular really gets it on, things move BOB PLEASANT TRIO to the pinnacle of rock ex- In Our Cozy Cocktail Lounge citement, the words don't Guest Star Sat. matter at all, you just go with the flow of the sound. "MELODY" Sings Songs,(or Lovers Emotional Trip Cocker's voice lends Itself to this kind of experience. He has long since moved past FRIDAY NITE FISH LOVERS simply imitating Ray Charles. He stretches and bends it to howls of pain and cries of joy, IHIHIOIS drawing the listener into the 3.95 emotional trip. One of the great geniuses of Old Fashioned Custom rock music makes it work for Cocker. The amazing Leon "SUNDAY dinner special Russell does things with a pi- |Clam« on the Half Shell, Fresh Clam Chowder, Golden] ano that cannot be believed. CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH" Fried Shrimp, Scallops, Filet of Flounder, Stuffed The best and freest cut on the Clum, French Fried Potatoes, Vegetable, % album is "Gry Me a River," a An elegant leisurely brunch Lcttuoe & Tomato, Also included is your song that was driven into the served from noon to 3 p.m. 50 Salad and Homemade Bread, ground in the.Julie London ,., Dessert and Coffee; version a number of years Children H»lf Price 3 ago. It drives and moves bet' ter than anything I have
Guild of Organists* Luncheon* Dinner, Cocktaila Banquet on Tuesday Private Banquet Facilities BED BANK - Monmouth Chapter, American Guild of r. . ..-o' -,> Organists, will hold its annual organist-clergy banquet next Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Trinity Episcopal Church. STATE HWY. M, HIGHLANDS The Rev. Charles Best, rec- 1 Block North of Hlgh!nn4« Brldg* EST0NES tor will be host at a reception preceding dinner. Entertain- Rte 35 jMidd'tetown 741 -8344 ment will be provided by the Dial 8721351 Oiio mile,noi'th of Rod Bank Town Criers barbershop quar- V tet. This• • - . • Weekend- • at• thei>l Movies J. RED BANK SWILH- BRICKTOWN D0VER- XEYPORT FHL JT.tlAT.-- Hello Dolly 2:00, Hcllo Dolly 7.-40, 0:M. CAHLTON- 7:00. 8:30. BRICK PLAZA- SAT. — Hello Dolly 2:00, 4:40, STRAND ART- Junstt Booh 2:O0, 7:00. 10:10; Lovi SUN. — Hello 2:30, 5:00, Love Bug 8:20; Jungle Book 7:00, 7:20, 9:65. FBI., SAT., A SVN. — The Love 10:00. BUN. — He»o Dolly 1:30, 4:10, lectori 7:, »:»<; The Pink Pussy- 73f3ft SAT. A 8UN. — Love Buf 3:15, 8:45, 8:20. cat t:34. . SAT. A BUN. — Jungle Book 2:00, ASBUItYPAKK 4.25. 6:45; Jungle Book J'.TO, SS'.flO, §Jtt,"8;3O; Urn Hue 3:20, e:«, 10:00. LYRIC^ 6:20. North of Red Bank KEANSBURG EATONTOWN M'A'S'lf «:00; 8:00; 10:00. MALL CINEMA- COLONIAL— &AT. SUN. — M'A'B'H 2:00, Hello Dolly 7:00, 9:3ft MIDDLETOWN PRl. * SAT. — ChlBum 7:00, J0:»; V 4:00, 6:00, 8:00. 10:00. The Comlo 8, 7:30, 11:00. MAYFAIR- SUN. — Hello Dolly 2.00, f.30, Hello Dolly 7:00, »:46. 845 SAT. — Barefoot In the Park l;6O, Butch Cesslily * the Sundance Kid 7;0O, 9:30. SAT. — Hello Dolly 2:00, 4:30, EAST BRUNSWICK B:2S, 9:00; Odd Couple 3:39,- 7:10, 2;«J, M>:«; Prime of Miss Je 7:15, 10:00. J»80' Broitftfcc 7:07:000 ; SSneak k PreviePi w 9:00. LAURELT0N BUN. — Hello Dolly 2:30, 5:19, SAT.* — rfutch Cassldy 2:15. 6:«S, TURNPIKE- BUN. — Barefoot In the Park SAT. — rfutch Cassldy 2:15. «:00. OUTDOOR — FRI., SAT."» SUN. 10:0000 : JJungll e BBqokk 404:055 , 8:00800. DR1VEIN- — hove Bug 7:30. 10:03; JunKle 3:66, 7:30; Odd Couple 2:10, 0:46, 8tM8 ' —Bu Butct h CassIdyÔO, 5:S0, PRi. k SAT. — Cartoons 7:Wj ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 949:400 ; .-PrimePi , IVII Jean B Odd Couple 7:30. 11:30; Bareloot in Book 9:30. 3;5O. 7:«." the Park 9:30. ATLANTIC- INDOOR - Hfllo l>o)ly 7:30. ]t);]0. DFIVEMN- SUN. — Barefoot. In the Park PRl., BAT .A 8UN. — Female SAT. * SUN. —Hello Dolly 'iM, FJU., SAT. A SUN. — Angels Die PARAMOUNT^- 9:06; Odd Couple 7:00, 11:00. Animal 7:00, 10:00; Man From Oi'gy 4:40, 7:30. 10:W, Hard 7:30. 12:00; Naked AngelA 8:10. 5:00; Hcli's Angels 10:30. Goodbye-Gemini 7:10, OAQ. TOMS RIVER PERTH AMBOY BAT. A SUN."— GooUby* Gemini HAZLET FREEHOLD 2:10,^ :O», 6:00. 8;io, iu:10. COMMUNITY- AMB0YS DRIVE-IN- FARMINGDALE Ull 2:00. 7:10. PLAZA- FRt,, SAT. ft BUN. —-rmrlliis IJI) MALL I- SAT. — Darting Ull 2:35, 5:00, Jungle Book 7:00, 10:15: Lov« Bug 7;15, 12:5J; Ronemaiy'K BnUy l«:30. Lov« Bug 2:00, 7:13, 10:20; Jungle SHORE DRIVE-IN- 7:30. 10:00. 8:25. ' ' MENLO PARK Beok 9:05. . FBI., SAT. & SUN. — Black Cat 8UN, — Darling LIU 3:05, 4:30. SAT. — Love Bue 2:00, 5:20, 8:40; SAT. & SUlf. — Love BUR 2:00, 7:05; Night'of Blowiy Horror 8:W>; 7:, 9:30. Juncle Book 3:55. 7:15, 10:40. CINEMA- 6:10, 8:20; Jungle Book 3:50, 7:00. Dracula Haa Jllsen from his Grave SON. — Love Bug a;l5, 5.35, 8:55; Darllne LIH 2'.GO, :«, 7:W, i):50. WlW DRIVE-IN- Jungle Book 4:10. 7:30, SAT. — Tffy it the Jimtilf liiinli-r NEPTUNE CITY PBI., SAT. * SWN. — Fist Full of i2:00; Darling LIIU 2:0(1, 4:4U. 1:W, Dollars 7:00; For a Few Dollars ROUTE 35 DRIVE-IN- 9:50. NEPTUNE CITY- Hore 8:45; The Oood. Bad A Ugly FRI.. SAT. A SUN. —. Love Bug HUN, — Darling Ull 2:00, 4HM, tovc Bug 6:00, »;io; jungle Book 7:00, 10:15; Jungle Book »:00. 7:20, B:SO. . 7:60. BAT. A SUN,— Jungl* Book 2:00, 5:10, 8:20; Xx>ve Bug 3:2, 6:30, S;4Q. MANASQUAN COLONIAL = DINNER THEATRE = ALGONQUIN- Barcroot in the Park 2:00, 7:30; Rod's Shado wbrook B KT. 35, South Amboy, H J. S Odd Couple ©;20. SAT. — Barefoot in ttw Park 8:50; : ]'• - O •; D! T! 0 N T 0 Odd Couplo 2:00, 7:00. 10:40. SUN. — Barefoot in the Park 3:46, 7^N." - Hello Dolly 2:00, 4:30. elegant and best known res- During World War II, the 7:05, 9:2s. •. ,taurants at the Shore, report- TOWN- property was acquired by Mr. § "BYE BYE BIRDIE" FRI. BAT. — Jungle Book 2:00, edly is negogiating to pur* and Mrs. Anton Minoprio, JohnWaync 8;ao: Lovt BUR 3:i5, 8.-ao, »:4O. 5 DANCING Sim. — Love BUR 2:16. S:35, »:»; chase the Crystal Brook Inn, who converted it into a res- Jungle Book 4;06, 8:30. Rte, 35, Eatontown. Fri. & Son Evenings ^- taurant. CBI, a large and well- In 1948, a tragic fire de- Group Mieeting known restaurant, has been a stroyed the original building VISIT popular eating and drinking and killed Mr. and Mrs. Min- For Bible Study spot since the days of World oprio and their son. JOE'S War II when it was perhaps The property was then sold HAZLET - Each Wednes- at the height of its popularity. | day at 8 p.m., a Bible study and rebuilt. It is now owned KOZY CBI was originally the farm by Miss Emmy Gil&on and come group meets in the St. John's of the late Vernon Minard, an United Methodist Church, Lou Apostolou, who have ex- OCK mm mm BAR executive with the Woolworth panded the facilities. VANDYKE/LEE/ROONE here. The teacher is the past- Store chain. It was then NEW JERSEY'S or, the Rev. Norman K. Riley, The restaurant now has a REST ITALIAN- who is assisted by Mrs. Joan main dining room capable erf Palmer, Donald Caroli and Early to School seating 250 persons, and fea- A funny MW MVI tfcot t«Ni s AMERICAN William Lucas. PARIS (AP) -Although tures a downstairs room with Hollywood llh« tt wot. M SMORGASBORD Study books are used to the compulsory age for start- a capacity of 150 patrons. give the serious students time ing school remains at 6, half to prepare in advance for the of France's 5-year-olds are in discussions which are an im- kindergartens this year and OCT. 3 14 portant part of the evening. attendance by children aged 3 "Children's Show: The present ' subject under and 4 also has increased, the discussion is "Suffering." The Education Ministry an- M STRAND PIN0CCHI
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