Income Tax Is Galled 'Inevitable9' for Jersey

China Opposition SEE STOBY BELOW

Cool tty £p& cool but dewing WEBMLY FINAL ,. % ,• : and cooler tonight and to- ' Red Bonk, Freehold Z" .morrow, Fair Sunday. .Long Branch J (In DeUlU. Put J) EDTHON Monmouth County's Home Newspaper for 92 Years OL. 93, NO. 99 RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 19T0 22 PAGES TEN CENTS Income Tax Is Galled 'Inevitable9' for Jersey

By TOM CANNON major source of revenue," has "contributed to Freund also said that to keep up with in- TRENTON (AP) — New Jersey residents can the decline of our cities and the enormous urban flation, state revenues should increase by five look forward sometime in the future to paying problems we face. per cent a year to meet increasing costs. . ' a state* income tax, if a coitamittee studying the "Clearly, reliance on the property tax will Rutgers Professor Richard P. McConnick State's taxation policies accepts the advice of the have to be de-emphasized, lest we drive the last traced New Jersey's history of sailing to meet experts. vestiges of conurierce, .industry and population its fiscal needs and said residents "are all but One expert was Dr. William C. Freund, a from our cities," Freund said. unaware of the relatively light total tax burdens member of the state Economic Policy Council, PACE SLOW they bear." who is also vice president and economist for the He said that both property and sales taxes EDUCATION NEEDED New York Stock Exchange. Freund said yester. "fail to keep pace adequately with the growth He said political leaders must educate the day an income tax for New Jersey was "in- in the state's economy." He said they are not public to accept the fact that more revenue was evitable." . elastic and thus do not generate "added revenues needed to solve state problems. • SPOKE AT HEARING proportionate to the rise in state incomes. The people, he said, have responded to such Dr. Frcund spoke before a hearing called by "If I can emphasize one message for this, programs in the past and said; "When they un- a task force oif the state Tax Bolicy Committee, committeee today," Freund said, "it is the im- derstand the tragic consequences of neglect, which is studying the "state's entire tax structure portance, indeed the inevitability, of an income when they are no longer deluded by the canon of and will recommend changes to Gov. William tax if our state is to have any hope in the 'no new taxes,' when they see that the course T. CahiH. future of matching revenues to our most urgent we have been pursuing is self-destructive, our Dr. Freund said that the property tax, "a fiscal needs." . citizens must respond." U.S. Softens China Stand UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. Many delegates were in- tions. In the past, the United — membership on the Secur. the assembly will probably (AP) — Diplomats speculated trigued by Phjllips' use of States has described the fty Cp-"cil. vote a seat for the Commu- today whether tihe mildness of such expressions as "ex. China question as a contest Ph—«s' speech heightened nists In a few years, and Hie the U.S. delegate's speech In pelling a member"'and "ad. between two rival regimes for speculation that after the re- Americans now are going to the U.N. General Assembly nutting Che People's Republic the one U.N. seat allotted to cent decisions of Canada and concentrate on trying to keep of China," as though he was China, a seat that carries the Nationalists in the organi. indicates an easing of Ameri. Italy to recognize Peking, the : can opposition to a seat for referring to two separate na- with )t permanent — or veto U S government has decided nation also. ' • Communist China. UAW PRESIDENT SPEAKS — United Auto Worker's President Leonard Wood- Ambassador Christopher cock (sitting) and UAW-©M Debt, director Irving Bluestone , (hand on table) Phillips in his. speech yester. day gave far more emphasis •peak to newsmen after meeting of tha UAW's 350-mamber &A Council at De- to opposing tine expulsion of troit's Veteran's Memorial Building Thursday, where ™pr(M8ritatives of the 394,- Nationalist China trom the . 000 *+rMdnj General jMottws workers; raeortimeindBd ratification.<>f.a proposed new world forum than he did to eomtracit. Delegates make exit on Jeff,,. \ IA.P..WirephoW) ..-opposing,.the admission "of . teking. Phillips did not make the usual U.S. charge that Red China is not fit to hold U.N. Viet Casualty Lull Ends membership because it has a record of aggression. He SAIGON

Passed on Assessor SHREWSBURY — Three night that Mr. Marx has months after its adaption In worked for the two boroughs Little SUver, the joint asses- simultaneously since August sor ordinance was adopted by on an informal agreement be- the Borough Council last tween the two municipalities. night. Never Full-Time The ordinance and an ac The attorney noted that Mr. companying resolution per- Marx has never worked full- mits Bernard J.Marx, tax as- time for Shrewsbury and that sessor here for 10 years, to this borough had no say about1 take a similar position In whether the assessor took a neighboring Little Silver. second job. The two boroughs will split Mr. Roberts explained that office expenses 60-40 with the ordinance "just ratifies Little Silver paying the larger what Little Silver Ai doing" share. Shrewsbury is paying • and formalizes the agreement the assessor $3,750 a year and between the two boroughs. JUDGE HONORED — County Juvenile and Domestic R»latron» Court Judg* John Little Silver, $6,600. When queried in October, P. Arnone, right, it congratulated by County District Court Judga G«org» A. FOR ART'S SAKE — Spectator yatoi «t tome of several hundred amateur ond pro- The delay in adopting the Mayors Robert C. Lawrence joint assessor ordinance here Gray last night in Old Orchard Inn, Ea+omfown, whwe Judge Arnons was hon- fessional works of art on display "Hiis weekend in Middletown Community Center. 3rd of Shrewsbury and was blamed on problems in Thomas B. Judge of Little Sili ored by the MonmouHi Bar Association. AUo talcing part were George A. Bari- Kings Hwy. Exhibition, sponsored by the township's Recreation Commis'sion. is reaching the agreement to ver said they are^happy with scillo Jr;, association program chairman, second from left, and Harry B. Tumen, 14+h annual art show. Featured are oil •and watercotor paintings, work* in mis- determine how the office and the joint assessor arrange- association president. , (Register Staff Photo) cellaneous media and « special senior citizens display. Visitors are welcome today joint expenses would be ment. shared. and tomorrow •froth'noon until 9 p.m. and from noon until 4 p.m. Sunday. A re- Mr. Marx replaced Charles Shrewsbury Borough Attor- Sullivan who resigned his post ception and tea is. scheduled from 4 until 5 p.m. Sunday. (Register Staff Photo) ney Howard Roberts said last in Little Silver citing his age. Atnone Is Request Dented In other action, the eouncil County Birtibs denied a. request from the Honored Northeast Monmouth County JHVERVIBW Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brwu Regional Sewer Authority Bed Bank (nee Heidi Talbot), 31 Har- County Democratic Chief that the ; borough approved Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lana- ding Road, Red Bank, ion, work done by a sewer con- As Judge 1 han (nee Jonnie Harter), 554 yesterday. tractor and free the firm for EATONTOWN - County, Garrett Hill Blvd., Belford, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ben- its semi-final payment. Juvenile and Domestic Rela- son, Wednesday. • nett (nee -Caroline Sand, Councilman Frederick Man- tions Court Judge John P. Ar. ' Mr. and Mrs. Peter Romein ersbn), 376 Columbus Place, Blasts Attack on Racism cuso, who recommended th?t (nee Judith Sttunpf, 152 Man- Long Branch, son, yesterday. the semi-final, payment be none was honored last night Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bou- FREEHOLD — Monmouth bert White, said, }n part: black man (C. B. Cargile) party system, but we do not. by the Monmouth Bar AssocL or Drive, Red Bank, son', yes- believe in any of these par. withheld, said the Denunzio terday. cher (nee Linda Kost), 506 County Democratic Chairman "We would like to know and a Jew (Marvin Olinsky). Bros. Inc. had not patched ation. Lakewood Road, Neptune, Richard T. O'Connor yester- how Mr. Williams (Democrat. "We further assert that If ties' creating a facade of lib- Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Menn eralism in a direct effort to borough streets satisfactorily son, yesterday. day branded "ludicrous" ic Sen. Harrison A- Williams there was less bickering in and the borough ''wants the County District Court Judge '(nee Laura Gonzales), 20 Mr. and Mrs. Saul Evans charges Issued by Hie black J.) carried the highly Re- the county organization, nnd trick tfie voting populace Into George A Gray said Judge Suffolk Ave., Port Monmouth, submission at a future time. potholes filled'* before Jt can (nee Christine Green), 1110 Liberty and Prosperity Party publican majority county of more dedication, these recent release the contractor. Arnone possesses the impor. daughter, yesterday. Sewall Ave., Asbury Park, (LPP) that his organization is Monmouth and yet the two two hopefuls might have reaL "We suggest to Mr. Cargile, tant virtuesfof a Judge, i Mr. OlDisky1 and any others On the borough attorney'? Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Erich daughter, yesterday. /' • "a racist and highly in- county office seekers did not. ized their goal of being elect, recommendation, the council A judge should have learn, (nee Elaine Carlson), 33 IESSEY SHORE MEDICAL competent organization.'' 'Bather btmlc' ed to the Board of Freehold- who may • be Interested to ing, integrity, warmth 'and form now a bloc in Monmouth decided not to rely on the con- Aberdeen Road, Matawan, Neptane The LPP, in a statement Is. "It is rather Sronic that ers. tractors performance bond to wisdom, said Judge Gray. daughter, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs, Albert Tyler sued through Gpokesman Al- these two. candidates lire n "We believe in the multiple County that will cause both 'Can Find Law* the Democratic and Republi- insure the work is done. The Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haft- (nee Darlene Eskridge), 14b can parties to express the attorney indicated that It is a "John tea learned man," sen (nee Barbara Finnigan), Long Branch Ave., Long wishes, needs and desires of lengthy legal procedure to said Judge Gray, "and in a 503 Fox Ave., Belford! daugh- Branch, daughter, Wednes- our people . . ." .. collect against the bond for more practical sense he can ter, yesterday. ' day- work the contractor doesn't find Uhe law when he needs it. Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Kap- Zone Officer Abolition Mr. O'Connor said the LPP Mn and Mrs. John Gray complete. ' i loe (nee Rosemary Grayson), has made Eimilar attacks in "I have never known a law. (nee Margaret Maiian), 63 Kolarsick Picked yer so permeated with . a 52 Derby Drive- Freehold, the past and "I will not con. 1 White St., Shrewsbury, daugh- son, Wednesday. tinue to answer these lu. Mayor Lawrence appointed sense of the law," be said bf Is Mulled in Marlboro dicrous, outrageous charges Dr. A.J. Kolarsick to an unex- Judge Arnone concerning the ter, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beau- pired term on the Board of second virtue. Mr. and Mrs. William Blum champ (nee Nancy Chenanit), MARLBORa — The Town- oie's immediate superior, has Mrs. Denton said that this re- from people who are seeking publicity for themselves. Health ending Dec. 31, 1971 "John has followed through- (nee Eileen McGuire), 104 4 5 Girard St., Marlboro, ship Council is considering a approved of the request and cent ordinance proposal was replacing Dr. John Endoli. Bridge Ave., Red Bank, con, daughter, Wednesday. , zoning ordinance amendment has suggested the .employ- a continuance of Mr. Min- '"They are not true, us nny out his life the precepts of responsible, • fcnowledgable Albert J. North was ap- 'fear of the Lord is the begin, yesterday. • • Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel which could abolish the job of ment of a full-time zoning of- ogue's attack on Mr. Savoie Mumford (nee Maureen Rich- township zoning officer. ficer under Civil Service. from December 1969 to Feb.- perjson who made inquiry pointed to fill a term as alter- ning of wisdom,'" he added. Mr. and Mrs Robert Camp- ruaryl970. would be aware." nate on the Board of Adjust- bell (nee Sandra Tintle)', 5 ardson), 44 Bond St., Free- The amendment being con- However; Mrs. Mary Den- Judge Arnone said that dur. hold, daughter, yesterday. ' ton says that she has been Council President Joseph In die U.S. Senate race, ment ending Dec.: 31, 1972 fng the four months he has •, sidered would require Build- replacing Paul Fernando and White Birch Lane, Holnidel, Mr. and Mrs. William ing Inspector Edward,I. Sav- performing the duties of an Brodniak said that the Sen. Williams received 65,003. been a judge he has tried to daughter, yesterday. McElwalne (nee Maureen unsalaried zoning i officer amendment was proper be- votes in the county, outpolling J.J. Latirino was appointed to follow the advice given him oie to attend all Board of Ad. the Sewer Liaison Committee Mr. and Mrs. Myron Berry Covert), 1407 Woodlock Ave., justment meetings because be since being appointed by. cause "Mr. Savoie is now get- GOP challenger Nelson ;G. when he was Sworn in by Su. Mayor Morton Salktnd/fn a ting paid for bofh jobs, and he replacing Deitrich M. Os- (nee Suzanne Lucking), 4 Tan Wanamassa; daughter, yes- is considered to be the town- Gross by 5,026. ^ perior Court Judge Elvin B. terday. . • i. . temporary basis on Sept. '14. must now be held responsible terholtz. Simmill, that is to call them Vat Road, Locust, son, yester- ship zoning officer under the Republican incumbents day. STA.MFORD salary ordinance and the ad- Mrs. Denton maintains that for the jobs he is holding." Axel B. Carlson Jr. and Al- as heBaw^hem. she had performed the duties Mayor Salkind said that the Stamford, Conn. ( ministrative code. bert E. Allen received 09,4Q3 "Our concern," said Judge Mr. and Mrs. Seigfried Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. of zoning officer, including is- proposed change in zoning en- Arnone, ."is the' juvenile and Berndt (nee Irmhild Mich- However, Mr. Savoie, who suance of zoning permits and forcement will "only make and 66,726, respectively, as Whitney (nee Connie Rickse- is a disabledveteran, is hold- opposed to 57,502 for Mr. to help the juvenile." alewski), - 50 Martin Place, ker), 36 Loughran Ave., Stam- zoning violations, in- Violators happy. Olinsky and 57,225 for Mr. Middletown, son, yesterday. ing the permanent position of vestigations, court appear- "The Zoning Board of Ad.' Both Jix-Mayors ford, son, Oct. 27. building inspector under state ances on Saturdays and at- justment and I feel increased Cargile. Both Judge Gray nnd Judge MONMOUTH MEDICAL PERTH AMBOY GENERAL Civil Service regulations, tendance at public and pri- enforcement is necessary, The LPP ran a fuH slate of Arnone are.former Red Bank Long Branch Perth Amboy which state that he does not vate zoning board meetings, and Civil Service authorities independent candidates in' the mayors. Mr. and Mrs. James Mur- Mr. and Mrs. Michael have to take on duties apart as requested. have stated that they will not 1969 general election. Judge Arnone was sworn In ray (npe Sarah Bowater), 605 Haberman (nee Jennifer from those as building in- Township Attorney James allow us to force Mr. Savoie as a county Juvenile and do. S. Edgemere Drive, West Al- Jachcns), 79 Monmouth Ave., spector unless he agrees to do R. Minogue last month ad- to work nights and weekends Sentencing Set mestic relations court judge lenhurst, son, Wednesday. Leonardo, son, Nov. 5. BO. without compensation nor will last July. Prior to his appoint- Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Min- vised the council that Mrs. FREEHOLD — County This amendment comes in Denton has no authority as they allow the council to low- ment, the county only had one ervini (nee Eileen Vetter), 8 Last Confederate Son the wake of a request from zoning officer, thus maintain, er his current salary in an ef- Court Judge Alton V. Evans juvenile and domestic rela. Vine Court, Oceanside Gar- MIAMI (AP) — Sen. Spes- the Board of Adjustment that ing that Mayor Salkind's ap- fort to force him out of of- has set December 23 for the tions court judge, Judge Leo dens, Long Branch, daughter, 6 a r d Holland, 78-year-oid a zoning officer attend each pointment of Mrs. Denton to fice;" the mayor said. sentencing of Bonald E. Men- Weinstein. Wednesday. Florida Democrat who Is re- of their meetings. Mayor Mor- the post' was invalid. How- "As an Army veteran my- gold, Leighton Ave., Red The bar association met Mr. and Mrs. Randall Mit- tiring at the close of the Dlst ton Salkind, who is Mr. Sav- ever, Mrs. Denton has been Bank, who has pleaded guilty last night in Old Orchard Inn chell (nee Susan Brennan), 1 Congress, Bays "I'm the last self, I am appalled by Mr. on a charge of petty larceny. functioning in that post since Minogue's personal bitterness here. ( Ohio Drive, Hazlet, daughter, son of a Confederate Veteran Mr. Minogue's opinion was against Mr. Savoie," Mr. Sal- Merigold was charged with Judge Arnone of 36 Hilltop yesterday. to be serving there." made public. kind said. the theft of merchandise and Ter., Red Bank, is a lifelong Mrs. Denton last night, in a "The township cannot end money. amounting to $63.75 resident of the borough. He from the Commuters Esso prepared news release, criti- up in the middle of a Bernard J. Marx received his bachelor's de. cized Mr. Minogue for "at- squabble, and I hope the Station, 47 Shrewsbury Ave., gree from Georgetown Uni. DECORATING PROBLEMS? tempting to deliberately de- council will carefully consider Red Bank on October 14. varsity and was graduated stroy effective zoning enforce- and reject this ordinance from the university's law ment in Marlboro with the in- change," the mayor noted. Driver Flees Area Soldier school in 1952. troduction of a zoning amend- Hillman/Kohan Councilman Lawrence NEW SHREWSBURY - ment designed to eliminate Grossman cast the only vote Police report a "hit and run" Dies in War Prince Gets Mansion the position of zoning offi- against the amendment's in- case involving a fire hydrant. cer." troduction. WASHINGTON — Pfc. An. TOKYO (AP) - The Japa- Eyeglasses A hydrant on Reeds road drew S. Pierce Jr., son of Accusing Mr. Minogue of A public hearing is sched- was struck by a car. The car nese government presented Warrant Officer hnd Mrs.Prince Mikasa, Emperor showing his "personal ani- uled for December 4 at the disappeared and the hydrant Pierce of Ft. Hancock, N.J., mosity" towards Mr. Savoie, Central School. was found leaking. Hirohito's youngest brother, in one hour. has been killed in action In with a $460,000 mansion — the iiianaiiinniniisingifliminHiiiiiiiia (he Southeast Asian war, ac- first residence built for an im- (In Most Cases) cording to an announcement perial family with government yesterday by ttie Defense De- money since the end of World partment. War II. Weather: Clearing, Cooler A spokesman at Ft. Han. Cloudy today with periods brought flash-flood warnings Fair skies were confined to cock said Pfc. Pierce was OpettI0AM-9PM of rain, high in the upper 50s. in parts of the Virginias today the region of the Rockies and*- about 20 years old. He ad(|ed Sat.l0AM-5PMin Cloudy with rain ending early while a developing storm to the South from Texas to that the funeral will be Mon. tonight and turning cooler, in the West scattered snow Florida and Georgia. day at 1 p.m. in the Ft. Me- USB WARDS CUSTOM SERVICE! low in the low 40s. Partly from Wyoming to New Mexi- yers Chapel here. FREE ESTIMATES IN YOUR HOMB Temperatures before dawn Eatontown cloudy and cool tomorrow, co. ranged from 23 at Evanstown, FISHING WITHOUT A ROD RMte U,M tkc Circle, Eatmtown,N.J. Call 542-2150 Today high in the mid 50s. Sunday (Ntxt to BradlM'l-Opp. Monrttouth Shop. Ctr.) fair and continued cool. More than two inches of Wyo., to 71 at Key West, Fla. tjs* all of Wards Custom rain drenched Altoona, Pa., TIDES Derailments CALL 542-8888 In Long Branch, yester- during the night. In addition Services day's high was 59 and the low • Sandy Hook • badtpraads • m«d.» • draptriM was 5fi. It was 56 at 6 p.m. to warnings in northeastern Today — High 7:42 p.m. Stall Trains • tllpuveri • riupholittnr The overnight low and the West Virginia and northern and low 1:48 p.m. . temperature at 7 this morning Virginia, a flash-flood watch SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS Wards Monmouth was in effect before daybreak - Tomorrow — High 8 a.m. — No injuries were reported were 50. There was a .41-inch and 8:24 p.m. and low 1:48 Grow more money Shopping Center rainfall. Hoavy rains spread, in western Maryland and following a train derailment Eatnttown cir. it AM nil t:M PM south-central Pennsylvania. a.m. and 2:36 p.m. which happened about 8 p.m. ing up the Eastern Seaboard yesterday on the southbound The Eastern storm flung Sunday — High 8:42 a.m. more ways and 9:12 p.m. and low 2:30 tracks at Ocean Head and « BUSHKILL. 36 PA. rain far outward from its cen- Central Ave. ter, soaking an area from a.m. and 3:18 p.m. Police say debris on the North Carolina to New Eng- For lied Bank and Ilumsnn land and west as far as Ohio. track caused the front wheels bridge, add two hours; Sea of the front engine to go off Wp have savings Snow in the Rockies piled Bright, deduct 10 minutes; the track. The 14-car train plans for everyone tHE POCONOS I up to 3 inches ;it Fraser, •Long Branch, deduct 15 min- was the 5:17 p.m. out of New —with highest Colo.; Denver and.at Lander, utes; Highlands bridge, add York. i YEAR ROUND HONEYMOONS OR VACA- Wyo. 4(1 minutes. interest allowed Shore commuters were also bylaw. ITIONS AT THE LEADING RESORT-CITY! delayed last night by a minor

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William Young William 1^*|cCai*ii? j FREEHOLD >-r Mrs. Sadie . WANAMASSA - WBliam J. EATONTOWN r- Wptei" ituaries F. Lewis, 85, of 82 Monmouth Young, 77, of 1603 Wickapecko T. McCarthy, 06, of .37$ Pine St., died yesterday at Mon- Drive, died". Wednesday at St., died yesterday nt Patter, mouth Medical Center, Long Monmouth Medical < Center, , Branch, after a long illness. Long Branch. son' Army Hospital, Ft. Mon. mouth. . - . Charles Muller Dies Suddenly Mrs. Lewis had lived in He had retired two months Yorktowrie Certificates Freehold all her jile. She had' ago after four years as a tell- Mr. McCarthy was born in V—diaries F. Mrs. Alice M. Smith Muller; retired in 1940 as a custodian er at the Central Jersey Bank New Haven, Conn., EOB of the had advised the builders in r, 64, of 60 Chestnut St. a brother, Alexander B. Mul. for; the Monmouth County " MARLBORO — The Town- drainage plan was approved, and Trust Co., Neptune City. latePatrick and Ellen has filed suit in Superior May that they were not fol- died suddenay yesterday. ler of Oceanport and two pis. Court House. Formerly, he had been a tell- ship Council Has approved the' McCarthy. He had lived here issuance of certificate of oc- Court seeking damages from lowing the, approved plans, Mr. MUfler Was born in ters, Mrs. William Norton of er for 43 years at the New- the past 22 years. and that if they proceeded New York City, son of the late Arlington and Mrs. Mac Wil- ' She was the widow of Biger- Jersey National Bank, Asbury cupancy certificates for 35 the Township, Mr. Savote, ton Lewis. Mrs. Lewis Was a homes in the Yorktowne Ma- and Hovnanian Enterprises. with the drainage cdnstr'T- Carl '• and Josephine Myer liamson of Kearny. Park. Ip 1957, after SO years of tion, they would do so under Midler. Be retired as a car- member of the Bethel AME - service, Mr. McCarthy re. nor development after a two- No Easement Given • The Worden Funeral Home, Church of Freehold. Mr. Young was born in month battle over drainage Mr. Erdman maintains that their own risk. • penter two years ago at Ft. Bed Bank, is in charge of ar. Newark and resided in New tired as a master sergeant Mownoutfi after 25 years of from the Army. He had Construction. Hovnanian never received a Accusing the mayor »f rangements. . ' Surviving are t>five Eons, Shrewsbury before coming "making engineering politi- service. Lester A. Lewis of Newark, here in 1969. He was a mem- served in both -World War II Building. Inspector Edwanl drainage easement permitting Be wks a veteran of World / and the Korean War. Savoie had refused to issue, the system to cross his prop- cal," Mr. Avakian maintained Augustus B. Lewis and Biger- ber of the Orpheus Glee,Club, that he had done what was y., War II. Mrs. Addie E. Davis ' ton Y. Lewis, both of Free- Newark; the Apollo Glee Club the occupancy permits • to erty. »• ' He U^ed her 38 years, mov- Mr. McCarthy was a mem- HovnSaian Enterprises, the, quired of him in tryin? to stop BELFORD - Mrs. Addle, . hold, Donald W< Lewis of New and Asbury Lodge of Masons, ber of the Eatontown Lodge Mayor Salkind said that he the drainage construction. . r ing from Red Bank. York City, and. Payton, T., Asbury Park, and Twin City owner of the development, introduced action to the coun- E. Davis, 75, of 56 Morris, of Elks. Mr. Ayakian said last night, He was a member of the Ave., here, died Thursday at Lewis of Asbury Park; two Chapter, Order of Eastern maintaining that the drainage' cil in July, but that it was ig- New Shrewsbury Reformed daughters, Mrs. Julia L. Star, Neptune. He was a choir He is survived by his wid- system constructed by' the nored. He said that township however," that the drainage R i v e r v i e w Hospital, Red plan down Gordon's Cofner Church;' Mystic Brotherhood Bank. Sparks of Freehold, and Mrs: director at St. John's United ow, Mrs. Ella L. McCarthy, firm was not in accordance engineer Leon S. Avakian had Lodge, F&AM; the Old Guard Linda C. JEtogers of New Vork Methodist Church, Keyport, and two sisters, Mrs. Ann with plans approved by the not been aware that the buil- Road was the better plan, of Bed Bank, and the Mrs. Davis was born in City; 27 grandchildren, and 40 • and at the Keyport Baptist Duffy, and Mrs. Nina Smith, Township Council; ders were not following the and recommended that the Shrewsbury Community Club. Monmouth Beach and lived in council approve the -•oc- great-grandchildren; Church. He. was a member of- both of New Haven. The township has main- approved plan. >••••• v Surviving, are his widow, Long Branch most of her life, the board of stewards and a Mr. Avakian replied that he cupancy permits'. moving to Belford three years T h e F re e m a n Funeral tained that the plan approved "* -DEATH NOTICES baritone soloist for the First Arrangements are under called for a drainage line to ago. , ' Home of Freehold is in the direction of the Robert A. • ')••• Clmrlca F.. ana «. ol United Methodist Church, As. be constructed under Pine it St. Fair Haven on Tburs. charge of arrangements. Braun Home for Funerals, 1STO. Beloved husband of She was a member of. the bury Park. Oak Drive, which would bring WANTED . Smith Muller, devoted Eatontown. brother or Alexander B.. Mrs. Wil- Asbury United M.ettiodist Surviving are his widow, the residue out Into a basin liam Norton, and Mrs. Mac William- con. Funeral Mrvlces 2 p.m. Mon. at Church of Long Branch. Her John J. Smith Mrs. Frances Eck Young; behind two homes.atop the 10 HOMES tne Wcrden Funeral Home, 60 E. Front St. Red Bank with Rev. Neal husband, Henry DeWitt two daughters, Mrs. Mildred Mrg. Robbing street.-.'^ ^ ;-r. /-Vv;' •• Buslcep officiating. Masonic flervices KEYPORT— John J. TO TRAtN 8 p.m. Sun. foy Mlstlc .brotherhood Davis, died in 1944. F. DeSantis, Neptune, and Approval Obtained Lodge #21. Interment Shareland Me- Smith, 52, of 79 Atlantic St. .LONG BRANCH - Mrs. morial .Tarit, Keyport. Friends may Surviving are a daughter, died this morning at his Miss Jane L. Young, at home, ' Hovnanian vice president call at U» funeral borne 24 and 1- Mayfelda P. Bobbins, # of SIDING 0 p.m. Bun. ^_ Mrs. Richard Ramsey of Bel.- Koine. • and two grandchildren. George C. Dates said that his 125 Garfield Ave., died yester- ROBBIH8 — JIaylela P. (nee Scott) ford; three grandchildren, The Ely Funeral Home, firm obtained-approval from INSTALLERS 60. of 125 aarflcld Ave., Long Branch' i He was born in Lyndhurst •n Nov. 12. 1970. Funeral Bat. Nov. and nine great-grandchildren. • Neptune, is in charge of ar- day in Monmouth Medical the Township Council to run 14 at 8 a.m. from. the Hoffman Fu- and had lived here 24 years *'-i neral Home, 415 (Broadway. Long rangements. Center. ''Y .. *•,' •;.•••' •' the drainage lines down Gor- Branch. Requiem Mass at Our Arrangements are under and was a .former resident of One of New Jersey's largest tiding p Lady Star Of The Sea Cburch, at the direction of the Flock Fu-' don's Corner* Road, emptying • a.m. Friends may call today 2-4 Bloomfield. Mr. Smith was a Mrs. Bobbins was born in into a basin in Manalapar. needs home* for factory installers to train local and 7-9 p.m. , . ' nera! Home,' Long Branch. Mrs. Catherine Kelly communicant of St. Joseph's Oneida, N.Y., and had lived Township after crossing prop- installers for the installation of aluminium, vinyl Catholic Church, here, and a. HIGHLANDS - Mrs. Cath- here 4J years. erty owned by Edward Erd- third degree member of St. . erine Kelly, 73, of Rogers St. man. •..••• ..\ .' ,,' '•••' and steel siding. FQR ANY OCCASION Joseph's Council, Knights of died yesterday in Naveslnk Survivtag are three sons, r Columbus* Pavilion, Bed Bank. John, Michael and Douglas Mr. Erdman, a Planning TOP CONSIDERATION GIVEN BY Board member when the first HONEY BEE ROWERS Born in New York City, Robbins, aMofRedBank; two He was'the ojwner of the Mrs. Kelly had lived here 25 daughters, Mrs. Brenda Hodg- RUSSELL T. HODGKISS Smith Liquor Store here. years.'Her husband, Andrew Wss of Fair Haven and Miss NURSING HOME DELAFIELD CONSTRUCTION CO. EDISON. MJ. 464BftOADST. Surviving are. his widow,. Kelly, died two weeks ago. Nora Robbins of Red Bank; • 24-Ho» COM :' Mrs. Kelly was a member of f o u r b r o t h eT s, Vincent, • «M M Any (ril Mm* CALL COLLECT Q*»£ SHREWSBURY Mrs. 'Madeline Klersy Smith; r* two sons, Richard P. of Lake- the Rosary-Altar Society of Frank, Anthony and Samuel • Ma«MmAnnmml DAY OH EVENING OAO 741-4020 wood and G. Ronald,' at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Scott, aU of Long Branch; NAVESINK HOUSE Catholic Church. Ml-MM . R*n«bl*Sinc«1927 {home; a daughter, Miss Nan. five sisters, Mrs. Mary Fitz- « MVCMIDI AVB. MO MNK cy Smith, at home; two broth- Surviving are two sons, Wil- gerald, 'Mrs. Thelma South- BY WIRE ANYWHERE ers, Joseph of Middletown liam Kelly of Union Beach worth, and Mrs. Rose Lena, and James of Fair Haven; and James Kelly of Eiver all of Long Branch, Mrs. Jane two sisters, Mrs. Morris Hart- Plaza; a daughter, Mrs.. Ei- Purcell of Eatontown and leen Deveney of Carle Place, man of Orange and Mrs; Mrs. Eileen Bruni, Utica, Charles Greig of Nutley, and N.Y.; a brother, James Fee- N. Y., and three grand, one granddaughter. , ney of Jersey City, and 10 children. grandchildren. Arrangements are under The John P. Condon Funer- TheHoffman Funeral John Van Kirk & Son Home, here, is in charge of the direction of the Day Fu: al Home, Atlantic Highlands, , MONUMENTS rieral Home, here. is in charge of arrangements. arrangements. 85 COOPER RD-, MIDDLETOWN , (oHRt. 35 ^Heodon'l Corner) SUNDAY 7414319 ' . . 747-a5«3 BARRE GUILD K.'ONUMENTS JOIN OUR 1971

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747-0226 In 1971, First Merchants will pay 414% interest on completed Christmas Clubs. You'll FUNERALDKECTORS be saving for a happy, pay-as-you-go Christmas CHOICE Shopping season next year, and your money. ?A •. . • • will be working,to make it even happier. Get : SINCE 1865 • FLEX ACTION COMBS an early start. Open your 1971 Christmas Club HEAVY UTTER, WONT Regular $4.19 DAMAGE GRASS ROOTS • 30" WIDE #IR30 310MIOAD5TREET RED BANK right now at any of 6ur 15 offices. • TEMPERED HEAVY DUTY • HIGHEST QUALITY STEEL TEETH ' JAPANESE BAMBOO You Pay In You A 50 Weeks Receive* «G • STRONG. LONG-LASTING • HARDWOOD HANDLE $ 25.00 $ 25.56 J • HARDWOOD HANDLE • FLEXIBLE RAKING ACTION 50.00 51.12 ^ #SL22 2 each • METAL REINFORCED 100.00 102.25 IS John E. Day 150.00 153.37 JK Price Is Effective for Sunday, November 15th 250.00 255.62 ^ Supply Is Limited 500.00 • 511.25 \ FUNERAL HOME . 1000.00 1022.50 ' W

*lf regular payments have been OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY Red Bank made on time as scheduled each 85 Riverside Avenue week and club completed. 4Vi% paid on the average balance OPEN SUNDAYS 8:30-5:00 - CLOSED TUESDAYS maintained. L .AlffiSKtt C. SIDUN, Director 747-0332 ML Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday 8:30-6:00 err "helping people with lawn problems for over 70. years' Wm. S. Anderson Funeral Home 15 CONVENIENT COMMUNITY OFFICES 272 BROAD STREET RED BANK TELEPHONE 747-5500 Head Office: 601 Mattison Ave,, Asbury Park • North, Asbury Park f West A«bury Avon • Bridle • Colts Neck • Eatontown • Pair Havon • HolmtJel • Minalapan Owned and Managed by Manasquan • Millstone • Neptune • Red Bank • Upper Freehold. Member Federal Reserve System / Federal Deposit Insurant;* Corporation Red Bank 197 WM. S. ANDERSON Phone 747-0465 Shrewsbury Ave. -THE: TJAIX,Y REGISTER, tm BASIC, moourrom % u FRIDAY, NOVEMBER n, wo . if III I • i

•IHsoT n School Office Lease Hit .*' ¥' RUMSON'.— The Rum'son attacked the board's action of in the hall at Forrestdale proving school expansion, cit- very successful, with a lot of Board of Education was criti- last September to lease office School to accommodate the ing the tax burden it places children involved. She cited cized Ust night for leasing of. space at 126 E. River Road at school officials, or that the on Rumson's elderly citizens plans for a school newspaper flee space outside of its own an annual fee of $2,400. She" staff "double up" at existing in-particular. "This is not tax. and for a sailing club to be faculties for Superintendent described this as a waste of faculties. ation," she said, "this is con- instituted in the spring. Cur- Francis E. Hockey and David taxpayers' money. rently, geography, ski and C. Jones, board secretary. Board President William fiscation." "Mr. Jloekey belongs in the Frank countered by explain- She also voiced opposition drama clubs are receiving a Mrjf. Nellie Peters, 148,E. school, not away from it," ing that the River Road office to having the children of great deal of support and par- River Road, attended the said Mrs. Peters, and iug- is "only minutes away," and teachers from outside Rum- ticipation. There are no free "as a taxpayer," and gested that a desk be Placed that overcrowding already ex- son educated in the town. At hours open during the regular ists at,Forrestdale. present there are 16 such stu- school day for such activities, Donald Howard, former fa- dents in the Rumson school so that they are all held after OLD WAGON FARM cilities committee chairman, system. "It's time to stop school, she said. added that the board was this," she said, "I am coming The board reviewed admin- Rf. 35 and Laurtl Ave., Holmdel faced with the option of ad- to every meeting until these istrative procedure for ap. ding another classroom at a children are out." proving requests from teach, VETERAN'S DAY SPECIAL price of $4,500, or talcing the She further indicated her ers to attend workshops, sem- dissatisfaction with the inars and conferences. Such WE'LL PUT THE RED one-year lease with the ex- IN THE RED, WHITE and ILUE pectation that in the next 12 present board by saying that requests are to be approved months the current crowded she would "fight hard to get by Mr. Hockey and are paid RED ROME APPLES conditions would be alle- new members" on the board. for by public funds and a "There is too much waste go- 16-QT. viated. "We have saved mon- P.T.A. allowance. BASKET ey, not spent it," he said. ing on. I may start the ball In other business, the fee Mrs. Peters also objected to rolling in this town and get for home and supplementary OPEN EVIRY DAY EXCEPT'TUESDAY «-S the recent referendum ap- people in who will listen to instruction for Rumson school us." children unable to attend Plans Pushed regular classes was raised Herbert Zydney, facilities one dollar to $7, a figure more committee chairman, report- in keeping with rates of sur- Save a fistful of money! ed that plans for the school rounding municipalities. expansion are underway and The contract of William that his committee is now Scalzo as janitor was ap- gathering data and surveying proved by the board, as were IOW WINTER PRICES the current building site. Ar- the appointments of several chitect's sketches are taking after-school sports coaches. NOW IN EFFECT longer, than anticipated, he Four new names were also said, but he hopes they will be added to the school's list of If you are Interested In big savings l« 20% on fiMl. "We.are also calling for re- ers and Others to Repeal peal of New. Jersey's abortion Abortion Laws (MORAL), the MAINTENANCE 1*741-7500 statute^. Even as New Jersey Middlesex County chapter of awaits results of the chal- NOW, N. J. Committee on N» HM4 «v«r to paint again! Wo lenge of the constitutionality Abortion, Central Jersey cm olumlnlM 'your homo com- of its abortion laws to begin NOW, New Jersey (Women's •iMtly. hi Trenton on Dec. 14, our Liberation Abortion Project, fOUM'S Central Jersey Zero Popu- tacked by Prown't quarantM and thrust continues," Mrs. Clark Dally and Saturday 8-5:30 Fri. and Wed. 'Ml t p.m. ' lation Growth, and the Abor- • ever 40 years •iptrltnt*. , added. She urged all -croups who tion Reform Committee at Eagleton Institute. Joining them in creating the A.p.C. coalition are Mercer County Planned Parenthood, Rutgers Zero Population Growth, and Northern New Jersey NOW. Get Spedcor Product Pact NEW YORK - Entron, Inc., reported it has received a Navy order for airborne Magnificent LAU-7 missile launchers for use with the Sidewinder air- to-air missile. The contract is for an initial Ties $330,000, with provisions for increase options and small- Made in England ROOTS business set-asides that could Expressly for Steinbach raise the value of the contract SUMMIT* RED BANK to over $1.25 million, the company said. Delivery will begin From a renowned manufacturer of cra- in 1971. The launchers will be man- vats for gentlemen, Steinbach has Im- ufactured at the company's ported an exciting collaction of neck- Spedcor Electronics Division, wear designed just for us. Included are Morganville, N.J., the com- superb Imperial twills, English maccles- pany said. fields, challis, foulards, Ancient madders and an unusual array of Shetland Notice To stripes, fancies . . . striking florals, pais- leys .. . too many to mention. Wide Shore Residents: CAN ANYTHING BE MORE CURRENT. shapes, textured weaves, wools, silks — BOLDLY IMPRESSIVE AND RICHLY WARM W» ara running «pr«i» bui»« all are so distinctive, so beautifully from our Airport Plaia Terminal THAN THE CLASSIC CREW NECK SWEATER OF made. And they carry our own "Mads in in Hailat to Yank** Stadium {or England for Sfeinbach" label. SHETLAND WOOL? ROOTS PRESENTS THIS all Giant Football Gimii. LATE5TVERSION.MADE INSCOTLANDTO ACADEMY 6.50 to 12.50 FIT AND WEAR HANDSOMELY WITH ITS FULLY-FASHIONED SADDLE SHOULDER Tours & Travel AND RIB KNIT DETAILS. INRED.BLUE, Center NATURAL.EMERALD.GOLD.BROWN, , 135S STATE HWY. 36 •STRAW. BLACK/BLUE. 32-40, *1SJ50. HAZLET. N. J. VQUNGMBttSSHOP. TOURS and Steinbach CHARTER (US SERVICE TO ALL PARTS OF THE Men's Shops UNITED STATES ft CANADA for mar* Information CALL 401 Springfield Av«nu«, Summit 106 Broad Stroet. Rod Bink Opon Monday & Thuridiy Until 9 Op*n Wtdnnday & Friday Until B 739-0001 SHOP •mbvry pork • r*d bank 104.30,wwhttfay,hMay ta 9 •Mcktovmtfally lM,iahiJoytaSi3O.»Ma)«rii«M I to 3,30 ..llidb.ih 100 brood it, (fermtrly Owfca'.) 9,43-8,30, momtoy.rhurkfey % ». "IT" •«*•«•»*•#•». | 264-4222 " V f i I) I >• FROM OUR REAPERS: HEGISTEFL .,.„„ _. Pra^##41/.. to 1171 - Published by The &d Bank ; : M. HAROLD KELLY, Publishei '"•• - • • 55 Cypress 'Lane-. \ :«:f: - ' • ; .:,.;.>..- — • • •• . MaUwan Townsbis.-.ixj-pyjs; Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor Tatte Editors .: -. • . '-y~£: &$£&;' J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandferd, Associate Edittt ', TS>e enclosed letter has been sent today to 1felltn«gp,< Township Council. W« expect the matter to •be.V0te£.:«B;. Friday, November 13, 1970 :JS?I"lay' ...,;- ."' ' Stanley • Spiegel .'''-A^V-- Edward E. Kaufman ;,- "On Oct.28, the Matawan Township ZoningBbartlflfeJtt- justment approved a use variance for »JP«*esis.^«« *g^?J. The'No Fault'Proposal building complex and appurtenances mereto to; PMOCMHl at Atlantic Ave. and Church St. subject to your *$pmW'\ New Jersey's chief justice, Jo- cases occupy about 80 per cent of ; "We have:already noted our objections to tWs complex seph Weintraub, is to be admired fqr the total, civil trial time., and about ma letter to the Zoning Board of Adjustments•*'•&$!?. « which was forwarded to you. ':"• ' tftldag a forthright stand on the ques- 20 per cent of all trial time. He believes that as New Jersey's popula- "In spite of the valid arguments present by the objec- tion of "no fault" insurance to cover tors to this application, the Zoning Board granted the. appU* tion increases, more auto accidents automobile accident claims. In favor- cation and-set forth its findings in the resolution.$$£ is > will Inevitably'result. now before you. •'• . » , J*silj, '• ing it, he said such a system would The continuing need for addition* "You must deny mis application, for the Zonttg :BM|« s y help alleviate the jam of lawsuits al judges and courthouses poses one findings upon which your decision must be.baised waw^r- ,. which is clogging New Jersey courts. more problem that eventually is rant the granting of a variance. '^^M ' "The board made but two findings in support Of its de- • "No fault" is a system in which solved by the taxpayers. That is an those suffering injury or loss in an important consideration, but of even "1. That the proposed use of the land is the highest and accident would be compensated auto- greater concern is that overcrowded best use of the property. t...... ^w, ,' "In a residential zone, the highest and best wWtne matically, without the necessity for court calendars and overworked land is residential. There was no proof offered that thislaad a lawsuit to determine who was at judges can combine to hinder the ad« taM. not be used for that purpose, sot th|t^njx»ajdship.; fault. It would not necessarily end ministration of justice. would be suffered were it to be restricted to that use. the, need for lawyers in this field in- The state is showing signs of "2. That the facility is needed by Jhe township and will be of benefit to its residents. • • ; • ' ' asmuch as disputes about amounts modernization in many areas of gov- "That this use will be of benefit to the resldeflts.is pure of awards would still require some ernment, including the judiciary. That speculation on the part of applicants and affords no legal form of trial. trend will be boosted if Chief Justice basis for tile granting of a use variance. .... "Implicit in the board's findings is an acceptance ;of the • The chief justice says about 51 Weintraub's recommendation is given arguments offered by the applicant. The so-called ^facts" peri cent of civil- cases arise, from early and serious consideration by submitted by the applicant are either false or immaterial. automobile accident suits, but those the legislature and the governor. It was contended by the applicant that the c«aia?t^p|he neighborhood had changed subsequent to the introoSeition of the zoning ordina'nce. This is patently false. The •char- Freedom of Religion acter of the neighborhood has been stable for many years, •except for the new Methodist Church, construction of which ' A *tat« Superior Court judge, Wil- The couple are Mr. and Mrs. John 'was well under way at the time the property was zoned Ham J. Camarata, has refused to Burke of Illinois, who already had ,11-100. „ sign adoption papers because a cou- adopted, another New Jersey child. "It should be noted that at the last meeting of the Plan- ning Board, of which Mayor Froelich and Councilman Pow- ple ~ ivho were granted custody of The New Jersey Children's Aid and THE REPORTER ers are members, the final approval was granted for -con* a baby eight days after her birth in Adoption Society found them of high • strubtion of homes on Church St. not more than three-teiijhs, June, 1969 — profess no formal re- moral and ethical standards and rec- of a mile from this intersection. In addition, an application Hgious affiliation. ommended them as parents without has been filed with the Planning Board for the Construction EUs Scored by €oftqniters of 30 homes directly across Church St. from the Methodist He based hi* decision on an in- reservation. combs its memory bank. If it finds nothing, Church and across S. Atlantic Ave. from the proposed pro- terpretation of a passage in the state The judge's interpretation raises ByJIMBISHOP fessional complex. • Computers bug me. Their talents, their it may, by cable, ask the master FBI com. Constitution that says no person shall some serious questions which, hope- memories are maddening. I keep consoling puter in Washington. If it responds "Hit,", "Strangely enough, all of these applications, including be deprived of the privilege of wor- fully, will get reasonable answers myself that they are nothing If the fuse, the car is stolen, or wanted. ' ' tha,t for the professional complex, have been presented by In New York, a man with a high school the same attorney. We wish to point out to Mayor Froelich shiping God according to his own when the Burkes' appeal is heard in blows but then, so am I. They now know arid Councilman Powers that they cannot accept; the argu- .conscience. The judge acted under a higher courts. what we look Tike and can education told his qualifications and asked draw pictures of us. They for a job at $2.25 an hour. The computer ments of this attorney and the findings of the Zoning Board .provision that the state may inter- We had been of the belief that that the area Is ill-suited for residential use while they ire can do everything we can responded that a downtown company was at the same time granting approval for substantial residen- ' vene 40 protect children who are freedom of religion also includes the do, except one. looking for a man like him at $2.41 an hour. tial developments in the very same area. Wards of the state.' right of citizens not to be religious. .They can goof, too. 'Peter T- White, who writes for the Na- ; tional Geographic Society, tried to get fresh "The remaining points, propounded by the applicant »s One computer sent a than to mortgage financing, etc., are not relevant and should not: a bill for four months in with a computer and was told'off. He depr- have played any j^art in the decision of the Zoning Board. Who Paid for tlm Campaigns? the amount of $00.00. He essed a key and the machine printed, "HI, I "The approval of this resolution by the Township Council fixed the machine. He sent AM CALLED MISS TELETYPE - WHAT' limit spending, but would require Will substantially impair the intent and purpose of the Zon- ,; The 1S70 elections have come and a check for $00.00. When WOULD YOU LIKE ME TO CALL YOU?" ing Plan and Zoning ordinance and in view of the absence of , fcoiie, and among the memories of. : that all campaign contributions and you cash a check, a com- "PETER." "HELLO, PETER, TOGETHER any proof of hardship or special circumstances, such appiov- * expenditures be made public. p u t e r remembers the WE WILL LEARN THE LOGIC OF A SET al must be denied." them are the amounts of money that BISHOP Amount, and sends word OF CLIMATE DATA ON THE GLOBE." The present law obviously is in- candidates spent m their -winning and to another bank: to deduct it from the ac- This was in answer to the question he had adequate, if the commission's sug- asked about average temperatures and rain- losing causes. The public is entitled count of the signer. A Leader Leaves gestions are accepted, groups and in- Almost all computers, as I have written fall 1 To tfie Editor: to know who contributed the vast before, operate on two digits, 0 and 1. The * • * * dividuals would be required to report Will you please consider for publication the enclosed sums spent in the last campaign, but contributions of money or services zero is negative; the one is positive, The THE MACHINE WAS too swift, too ac- combinations of 0 and 1 are infinite, and letter which is of general interest of all citizens of our com- the information isn't available. not only to support a candidate or curate, so White tried to double-cross it with munity. could be translated into no and yes. Infor- a silly question. The machine typed: "BE public question, but to defeat them. By their own admission, two can- mation is fed to the machine with the binary SERIOUS, PETER." In response, he typed 32 Monmouth St. didates for the U.S. Senate from New Also required would be informa- digits, but the result is more than remem- a bad word. "GOODNESS," the computer bering. It can take a complex problem and ; Red Bank, N. J. Jersey spent about $1.5 million. The tion as to who paid for tickets to chattered "SHAME ON YOU! ! ! WATCH Pilgrim Baptist Church type the solution at the rate of 1,100 lines YOUR LANGUAGE OR I'LL CUSS BACK reports they filed with the state, how- those so-called "testimonial" dinners per minute. > , 172 Shrewsbury Ave AT YOU." Red Bank, N.-J;" . ever, show that they had "personally and who put up the cash for the .There is an aircraft computer In the k A computer read a list of papers written Reverend Clergy, Trustees and Faithful: . ; received" a total of only about numerous ad hoc committees. New York complex which can solve any of by George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Please let me express to you my regret on being un- $82,000 in contributions. The public, unquestionably in fav- 34,000 types of aircraft trouble in one sec- Alexander Hamilton, etc., and said that 11 able, because of a lengthy court case, to attend the funeral ond. When you call for a reservation, a com- A. few months ago, an 11-member or of the commission's proposals, has of them, thought to have been-written by of the Rev." Henry L. Morgan. I had hopedto jota; with you puter not only responds that seats are avail-, Hamilton,, had been written by James Madi- in expressing the grief of this community at H» Mis it one Election Law Revision Commission the tough job of convincing our state able, but will ask-the reservations operator son. The computer was asked how it knew. of its most beloved and respected clergymen. . t • submitted recommendations to Gov. legislators to enact a law under which to find out if you want lobster or steak for The response was that Madison used certain . In addition, he was a great leader of this community William T. CahUl that would not they'll be; seeking reelection. dinner. • . words in his writing that Hamilton never .and his presence at our patriotic observances was invariably Another, in Washington's Smithsonian used. faithful and stimulating, both spiritually and socially. 'His Institution, keeps track of scientific re- When Apollo 13 was limping In out- faith and energy which moved'the Pilgrim Baptist Church INSIDE WASHINGTON search all over the world. „ If a scientist erspace and millions thought the astronauts from its early beginnings on Pearl St. to its present location thinks he has an idea for the cure of, let us would never return to earth, a simulated has been a source of inspiration to all citizens of this coin-, say, cancer, he feeds his idea Into the com- command module in Houston fed the facts to munity. Mmutemmt Test Shot Down puter and the machine tells him that a doc- a computer which told NASA how to bring We will miss him greatly as we know you will and we tor tried it in Prague three years ago and it 'em back alive. express to you, therefore, the deep regrets of all of bis fel- By ROBERT S. ALLEN "IN ADDITION, the committee feels didn't work out. While the computer may be solving hun- low citizens of Red Bank. • and JOHN A. GOLDSMITH that the total cost of the program, much of it * * # . dreds of serious matters simultaneously, it Sincerely yours, : Very little has been said about it, but to enhance safety and to- reduce the possi- ' ALL COMPUTERS have five basic sec- can also do simple things, like feeding plus Daniel Jr. O'Hera the House of Representatives has dealt a bility of injury, does not justify the purpose tions: Input, which is knowledge put into the and minus problems to elementary school . r • . Mayor severe blow to Pentagon plans for oper- machine on punched cards and taped with girls. After hard work, one girl was sur- ational testing of the strategic Minuteman of the program, namely to prove to the general public that Minuteman missiles do con- zillions of 0's and l's. Magnetic tape is the prised to see the machine type: "16 PROB- ; missile. memory bank. Control represents the key an LEMS WITH 94 PER CENT CORRECT IN Signal School Morale I The house has deleted stitute a reliable and effective deterrent," operator will press to ask the machine a 168 SECONDS. GOODBYE, SHEILA. 27 Parker Place • - $3.2 million, earmarked the report says, adding that the Minuteman question. An antenna or television screen is PLEASE TEAR OFF ON THE DOTTED Shrewsbury, N. J. \ for operational tests, from has been fully proven by firings from Van- used for responding. Processing, which is LINE." To the Editor: , • : ] the $67 billion military ap- denberg Air Force Base into the ocean. the cross relationship of one problem to an- It's a comfort to know that computers In a recent news-release by the information office at Ft. j propriations bill. The Sen- other. get sick. They are scared to death of elec- Monmouth, it is stated that the morale is high at the Signal > ate will consider the bill By further disclosing that the Air Force A policeman spots a suspicious automo- trical storms and conk out cold. Drives them School. Is this fact or fantasy? I believe the fallacy lies in during the lame duck ses- planned to fire its first test missile from a bile. He radios the color, type and license the paradox "no one is leaving, therefore the morale is silo at Malmstrom Air Force Base in Mon- nuts. I suppose they type out HIT! HIT! s 1 o n , nrobably after number- Within seconds, a pdlice computer HIT!... high." This is not true, a few are leaving due to the condi* Thanksgiving. tana, the House Appropriations Committee tions that prevail and in spite of few job openings beini Under the operational may have given the operational test pro- available. ••- base launch gram its final coup de grace. Montana's YOUR MONEY'S WORTH GOLDSMITH Program, Sen. Mike Mansfield, the Senate Democratic Perhaps there are a few who feel that this criteria is valid. To those I-submit: Is it not a fact that few leave the previously in this space, the Air Force plans leader, is one of the Senate's outspoken military critics. Bowery by their own initiative, therefore can it be estab- to fire a Minuteman missile from a regular Save on Taxes Now lished that this is due to a high morale? A tour in that urea silo on a military base, across the northwest Mansfield is expected to voice strong will not substantiate this rationale. United States and into the Pacific. The pro- home-state objections to any such firings By SYLVIA PORTER counts against your $30,000 lifetime ex- The continuing threat to move the Signal School hangs gram has been under discussion for a couple from Malmstrom which would create a safe- Both the Administration and top con- emption. over our heads like a sword. Whether you are a supporter , of years, and the Air Force had hoped for ty hazard in Montana. gressional-leaders are proposing future ma- To illustrate, say you give $5,000 apiece or an opponent of the move, the fact remains that uncer- the first operational test eariy this year. * * * jor changes in the gift and estate tax rules to each of two children this year. The ?3,000 tainty promotes fear and and fear destroys morale. The test missile with a dummy war- — but the1 rules surely will not be altered in annual exclusion for each donee protects the James W. Stone head, was to contain a "rlestruct" device, HARRIER VETO — As we recently pre- first $3,000 of each gift from the gift tax. dicted, the House, on recommendation of its the remaining days of and a, trajectory had been plotted which 1970. This still leaves $4,000 to be protected. As- l^MPLOYMENT_FIGURESAR| NEVER LIGHT!, would avoid population centers. There were Appropriations Committee, has also dis- suming you have not made previous sifts, approved funds for another Pentagon proj- So if you want to dis- safety mnbleris. however, tribute gifts to members your $30,000 lifetime exemption will shield because the first stage of ect — installation of a production line in the the $4,000 in 1970, This will use up $4,000 of United States for Britain's Harrier Tighter of your family either as your lifetime exemption and leave you with a Minulcman falls away in part of an overall estate the atmosphere and de- plane. $26,000 for gifts you make during the rest of planning program or on a your life. struction of an errant mis- The Harrier is a vertical take-off fight- one-shot basis, right now sile might cause a further er. The Marines are buying it as a plane for is when you should ponder shower of hardware. close support of ground troops, and 18 Har- these simple guides. IF YOU AND YOUIt wife (or, your hus- Now the House has riers are financed under the pending money A gift of property band) are making the gifts, the 130,000 life- acted to veto the plan, on bill. In approving the new Harrier pur- (other than to a charitable time exemption and the $3,000 annual ex; the recommendation of its chases, however, the House Armed Services PORTER organization) is subject to elusion per donee in effect can double to Approprintiiins Com- Committee, sDecificd that the planes should a federal gift tax unless it comes within the $60,000 and $6,000 respectively. miltee. There is consld- be produced here. specific exemptions and exclusions in the Your key to avoiding gift tax as long as A licensing agreement was then ar- gift tax law. When you make substantial possible is to take maximum advantage of present anti-military climate, the Senate ranged so that the British firm, Hawker Sid- gifts, therefore, try to keep within the ex- those annual $3,000 exclusions, toy you can't Will act to rescue It. deley, would let McDonnell Douglas build emptions and exclusions. carry the unused portion in any one year The House Committee contends that the the Harrier. As we reported last spring, oVer to later years as you enn with the value of operational tests, in proving out the however, the "buy American" arrangement, • • * * * $30,000 lifetime exemption.. Minuteman, does not justify their cost and increased the price of the plane and amount- YOU AKE ENTITLED to a $30,000 ex- For instance, iiy you Rive your son their ooor public relations. ed In :i committee-ordered cost over-run. emption for the value of all the properly and $1,000 in 1970 and $5,000 in 1971. The $2,000 "Even though the pliinnod line of flight Thn. patient care policies and ad- Seeing this Breathtaking tight will ministrative structure. Miss SAT. Nov. 14* 8 Orton's new duties will also am. TO 3 P. become an annual family excursion! encompass the management responsibility for the profes. sional care of the facility. » Mario Scafati, adminis. trator, and Miss Orton form the new management team. Cites Township NAME tHe ANIMALS! Democrat Gains i i' •:• < WIN A PRIZE! MATAWAN TOWNSHIP ~ Sizes: 6 to 18 and 5 to 15 • ChKdnM lov« to visit wtrti the animals. Ut "The election returns clearly CAR ttwn tkink up *ome« for ihem ottd tnHr 100s OF COATS TO CHOOSE FROM Including: our Name the Reindeer Cont«tt. Entry show that Matawan Township blanki available now. 5 Deer, 5 Prize*. is Democratic country," says • Fake Furs • Woolens • Piles • Meltons • Corduroys • Wet look* Vincent Guariglia, Demo- FREE BIKES cratic municipal leader. Reminding his colleagues to all winner* I -x > that township voters gave5 Prise* mill be given to winner* on substantial majorities to Values From Fri. Nov. 27. Democratic candidates in all $ state and county columns Nov. 3, Mr. Guariglia called 50°° for local Democrats to unite. to "We must put past differ, $ ences behind us if we are to put an end to one-party rule 60°° in Matawan Township," he said. All Merchandise on Sale Manufactured in our Factories The Democratic leader announced the first order of * 100's OF COATS TO CHOOSE FROM business.is selection of Demo- NURSERY, INC. cratic Township Council can- It. 71 Menmouth Rd., W. Ung didates for 1971. He stated he Branch • 229-2587 will schedule a scries of meetings throughout the township FRAN-MAR INC. Hour*9-6daily;Sal.* Sun.9la5 to work on candidate selection ' and added that he ex- 911 FIRST AVENUE ASBURY PARK, NJ. pects to announce Democratic On* Block W«t| of Railroad Av«. «n Stcand W»or choices (or council shortly al ttrJan.L •y'f -THE DAILY REGISTER BED BAHK • MIDDLETOWN, W. J.i FPIDAY, NOVEMBER 13.1970 Urbane Designer Rurally Welcome^ By MARGUERITE HENDERSON undaunted by heavy morning rainfall and by the fact that Ceil Chapman knew she was in the country when the he had carefully planned all his wagers around Wednesday's folksy fellow at the next table thanked her for coming "on charts! . . I behalf of the Turkey Swanpp Clam and i Chowder Society." t TOe impromptu greeting came yesterday at Freehold Race- Mrs. McLoone Is Hostess , way, where .32 worldly-wise- designs from Miss Chapman's Hostess for the afternoon was Mrs. Joseph V. Hcloone, fall, cruise and spring collections were modeled informally wife of the raceway's general manager, Who graciously between the first five races; the gentleman extending it was shepherded us through a buffet Juncheon in the Patis Ter- Jim Carney, proprietor of Moore's Inn on the Smithburg race and thence to her husband's office where we learned Road, West Freehold, who added that he and his luncheon that Ceil Chapman prefers dresses hemmed just below the cronies had enjoyed each and every number. To which we knee jas vs. pants enembles) for daytime wear, cocktail say, "Here, here!" dresses eight to 12 inches off the parquet and long, romantic Though' my particular favorites were the midnight blue ball gowns; She is' not adverse to boots "in winter" and velvet sprinkled delicately with rhinestones, the white matte thinks a hat (although she didn't wear one) can vary jersey culotte dress with ruffled tiers from waist to hem, often enhance a costume. and the inly velvet coat and gown with deep floor-tipping "Fashion," she said, "must change; women wiH love flounces, we learned (witii an interest only accorded super the longer look once their eye is adjusted to it." , r stars) that Elizabeth Taylor Burton had ordered three of , Predominant colors in Miss Chapman's spring line are Miss Chapman's pants ensembles — in different brocades gray, honey beige and navy — plus a smattering of brown but exact design: slim pants and long tunic with a high and pastels. Each collection, numbering'some 40 pieces, collar and zippered front. It was one of the designs shown. is designed by Miss Chapman alone — "but I'm looking for Twas liz, it turns out, who inadvertently brought Mi$s some good designers." • ' . Chapman and her husband Tom Rogers (formerly a pub- Yesterday, Ceil Chapman wore a black wool coat and lie relations man wttih MetaHGoldwyn-Mayiw) together — dress ensemble with a dashing white scarf to frame a very by wearing a Chapman chitftm in "Cat On a Hot Tin fair complexion, dark hair and blue eyes. Roof.*' The ebullient Mr. Rogers was at the raceway, too, Ceil was for real.

Library Features Oshibana Exhibit ' RED BANK — Exhibited in the children's department of the Red Bank Public Library currently is a group of dried and pressed flower prints created and loaned, by Mrs. Elnora Boykin of Lincroft. This handcraft of Japanese, origin, is known as oshibana and the display demonstrates THREE SMART GIRLS — Designer Ceil Chapman, seated, whose fatWon collec- the step-by-step procedure tion wai shown yesterday at Freehold Raceway, await* the running of the first used in creating beautiful effects with varieties of leaves, raos with Mrs. Joseph V. McLoone, left, wife of the raceway'* general manager, flowers, grasses, seeds and and. model Be+h Thomas, Bloomfiald, showing a White crepe dress with black bind- other natural material. ing. Mrs. Boykin has applied the craft to greeting cards, social CAKE SALE notes, prints and pictures EAST REANSBURG -The which can serve as gifts or Gamma Tau Chapter of Seta decorative accessories. WE'RE HERE! Sigma Phi international cer. The exhibit will be shown vice sorority cake sale Is set through Saturday. COME SEE US... for tomorrow at Stehtbach, Broad St., Bed Bank. Pro. RUMMAGE SALE DINNER ARRANGEMENTS — M»mberc of the Monmout^Collega Library Association's annual fall dinn*r com- . GREAT BUYS... ceeds will go toward the UNION BEAOH - The Al- chapter's annual Thanksgiv- tar Rosary Society of Holy mittae complete plans for the affair iidvedul.d Sunday in fhe Spring Lake Golf and Country Club, Ufr to right, TEENAGE CALIFORNIA CLOTHES ing service project. Other Family Catholic Church will Mr*. Anthony D*Poirro, Spring Lake, dinner chairman: Mrs. Frank P. Zimnw ST., Spring Lake; /Mrs. Joseph K. fund-raising endeavors by the hold a Rummage Sale Mon- LewMitain, Long Branch, and Mrs. Avrohm Jacobion, I nt«rlaken. Dedication

'Babes in Toyland' I Decorator Is Bazaar Theme LEONARDO — The Leon- I IT'S A DATE ardo Grade School PTA will ARTS FESTIVAL try Fair tomorrow from. 9 sponsor a "Babes in Toyland" LOCUST — A piano recital a.m. to 5 p.m. in the King of Christmas bazaar, Saturday, and fine arts festival for the Kings Lutheran Church, Cher, SHAD- benefit of the Navesink.PTA ry Tree Farm Road and Har-' Nov. 21, froip 10 a.m. to 3 is scheduled tomorrow at 8 rtjony Road. Homemade and p.m. in the school. p.m. in the home of Mr. and handmade items will be fea- The event will feature Mrs. Mrs. Richard Nelsen, Indian tured. Claus's Attic, Mother Goose's - Ter. Leading artists are rep- FLOWER PROGRAM Bake Shop, game booths, door resented in the exhibition. A MONMOUTH BEACH - ES prizes and refreshments. percentage of sales will go to Mrs. William McStudy of Fog. Giv» your wlnrfews *if •l«g*nt the PTA. gia Florists, Long Branch, touch with d«cor«tor , window 4 DAYS ONLY Children may pick prizes ih«d»i that match th* mad* af will demonstrate holiday flow- from the pockets of Raggedy COUNTRY PAIR your dacor. Com* in and la* *ur Ann and Raggedy Andy. er arranging at Monday's fancy diiplayl '• •• ' ••- NEW MONMOUTH - The meeting of the Altar Rosary f WED., THURS., FRI. & SAT. . Santa Claus will be on hand Mothers Club of the Belford- Society of the Church of the to be photograpned with the Port Monmouth Day Care Precious Blood at 9 p.m. in NOVEMBER 11,12,13 & 14 youngsters. Center, is sponsoring a Coun- the church hall. OPEN MEETING OPEN: WED THURS. & FRI. 9-9 SAT.9-5 SHREWSBURY — Red M Bank Chapter of Deborah will meet Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. in CREATE YOUR OWH SPECIAL WORLD OF EXCITEMENT . the Shrewsbury Firehouse, SHREWSBURY Fandful Little Broad St Christmas mer- 468 BROAD ST. AND ENJOY THE ADVANTAGE OF SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY chandise will be on sale to CaB 747-4422 SALE SAVINGS FROM OUR OWN UNIQUE COLLECTION. Sleep benefit Deborah Hospital,' Browns Mills. Refreshments' Dresses . will be. served. Public is in- DANCE Viled. NURSES BAZAAR CLASSES TRADE IN OFFER... RED BANK — Proceeds of Acrobatic • Twirling So light and excitingly the Nurses Bazaar set for , BRING IN YOUR OLD LI GHTING FIXTURES FOR A? ifaminina ., . soma a littla Tuesday in the lobby at Riv- • Hawaiian erview Hospital, will go to- , 'GENEROUS TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE ON ANY OF OUR daring too; *•• our collec- ward the Riverview Hospital Boll«t Nurses' Fund. The event be- NEW AND ELEGANT FIXTURES.- tion today . , . such, great gins at 8 a.m. Handmade Tap '••'' items for holiday gifts are To* gift idea*. among the features. Jan , .-il/i Ballroom Middle Road School SAVE UP TO 1 Book Fair Slated IOYS TAP and TUMILINA HAZLET - Middle Road School will hold it's annual Register Now! "'•''• book fair Dec. 3 and 4 at the ALL AGES INCL. TKNS 15 Brood St., Red Bonk school. Books will be on dis- and ADULTS Dally ?:M5:30 play during school hours, and TOTS ACCEPTED from 2>/i USE OUR Wld.-Frl. till » P.M. may be purchased on Friday, YEARS IN SPECIAL CLASSES PORTABLE Dec. 4 between 7 and 9 p.m. LAY AWAY All proceeds from the fair will LEAH MAUER ELECTRIC go toward new books and SCHOOL OF DANCE PLAN equipment for the library. Chairman is Mrs. John Do- 37 E. FRONT ST.. RED IANK GRILLS nohue.. 747*9552 ON OUR OUT STANDING SELECTION OF DECORATOR FIXTURES IT'S OUR 6TH EDCE . . . 2 . 60 WATT SYLVAN IA LIGHT BULBS. f NO PURCHASE NECESSARY FREE • • * NITE LIGHTS - NO PURCHASE NECESSARY FREE ' * ' DIMMER SWITCH WITH PURCHASE OF ANY • HUGE CHANDELIER FREE * " ' ^UDY LAMP (29.95 VALUE) WITH ANY SAVINGS 1 '4 DAYS PURCHASE OF $150.09 OR MORE LIMOUSINE SERVICE M ^k /(* f DAYTIME 4 DAYS ONLY O NI Y FREE * * * REFRESHMENTS ASSIST VIP'S AT AIRPORTS. PIERS, THEATRES OFFERING YOU THE BENEFIT OF PERSONALIZED EXPERIENCED & EFFICIENT SERVICE. AVAILABLE DAY OR NIGHT. AS LONG AS NEEDED HALF-PRICE RACK 79 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK, N. J . WEDDINGS OUR SPECIALTY CHAROt ACCOUNTS AVAILABLE JOYSHOP "round fh* «fa)«k f«thl*ni" . TEL. 741-6400 «42 NEWMAN IPRINOSRD. UNClbFT 101 Oakland s,. 747-0644 RED tANK _ I -TOE wsastm FED BANK , N. U TMQKY, NOVEMBER '% Weddings the Brightness Taky-Ruridle NEW MONMOUTH — St. Mr. and Mrts. John Talty of Mary's Catholic Church was Brick Township. Dear Ann Landers: I am nn have three normal, rhoe-tear- hair is grayer everytime I the setting here Saturday for The bride, a graduate' of see him." ; the marriage of Miss Jacquel- Middletown Township High 18-year-old boy In love with a i n g, peanut-buttei-and-jam Does gray hair haveanyr ine Jeanne Rundle and Ray- School, is a secretary at Toms girl who is 17. My life has al- Ann Landers loving kids but our family Is thing to do with worry? I've mond Michael Tatty. The River Chemical, where Mr. ways been quite unhappy for happier than most. heard conflicting stories ^nd Nuptial Mass was,celebrated Talty is employed as a labo- I'd like to know the truth — by the Rev. James J. Roche. ratory technician. He Is an several reasons. My parents When Dick and I married fight a lot and I have trouble words and i want 10 "how my June of '56 his hair was just Ash Blonde Parents of the couple are alumnus of Brick Township feelings for her in a complete, Dear Blonde: Gray tmir is; Mr. and Mrs. William Joseph High School. making friends. This girl Is beginning to turn gray. He physical way. She Bays "noth- was only 23 then. I didn't caused by glandular secre- Rundle of Tuckerton, former- The couple will reside in the bright epot of my whole ing doing." I love her, Ann,' tions which affect the color ly of Middletown, and the late mind his Rray hair at all, in Toms River. world. and I'd even marry her if I fact I always liked, it Dick's producing properties of the My girl arid I are very hon. had to. It makes me mad that mother has had imow white follicles. Worry has nothing to est with each other. She told she went' to bed with a rat hair for as long as I've known do with it. Ready*Loughney me when we started to go to- who was only messing her — about 17 years, fine The ne«t time your mother- gether several months ago around, and che refuses to RO seems to enjoy needling me in-law gives you the needle NEW MONMOUTH — Miss the Jernee Mill Inn, Sayre- Mrs. Joseph Ready that she thought Dhe was in to bed with me — a guy who Mrs. Raymond Talty Kathleen Ellen Loughney be- ville. (The fbrmer Kathleen Lough- about Dick's gray hair. tell her she is the one who |s love with a boy last year and is really sincere. Will you Frequently r.he says r.uch responsible for Dick'* rray (The former came the bride of Army Spec. The bride was graduated ney) she lost her virginity. I can help me? — Honest Abe Jacqueline Rundle) 5 Joseph E. Ready Jr., Sat- from Middletown Township things as, "You i vst iw •••""• hair — not you. Heredity fr r. understand how a girl can Dear Abe: Not on your tin. rying my son to death. His principal factor. urday, here in St. Mary's High School. She attended make a mistake like that and Catholic Church. type, Buster. You must be a Brookdale Community Col. I don't hold it against her. pew :eader. I'm '.orking ihe Parents of the couple are lege and is employed by Dr. The problem is I love Uhis girl other side of the street. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Anson G. Hoyt and Dr. Leon more than I can "express in Rosarians Rummage Sale Set Sleight, 62 Garnsey Place, Reisner Jr., Red Bank. Dear Ann Landers: We UNION BEACH - The Al- Clifford Bulger, chairman. Belford and Mr. and Mrs. The bridegroom was gradu- tar Rosary Society of Holy Also serving on the com- Ready, 2 Michigan Ave., Haz- ated from Raritan High Family Catholic Church will mittee are James Moran, k.t. School. He is serving a three- sponsor a rummage sale Mon- Charles Kelly, Harry Lowther The Rev. Gerard McCarren year enlistment and is an 18. Environment Expert day through Wednesday, Nov. and John Corcoran. w is celebrant of the Nuptial month veteran of Vietnam. 16-18, in the church basement. Mass. He is stationed in Fort Story, Chairmen of the event are ART SHOW Va. Will Be BPWSpeaker Ftae reception was held in Mrs. Thomas Behan, here, MIDDLETOWN The BRICK TOWNSHIP — Women's Clubs holds its quar- and Mrs. Gerald Amitrano, f o UT-day Community Art Hazlet. Richard J. Sullivan, commis- terly state board meeting Show of the MMd'pMvr, Andersoti'Moeller sioner of the New Jersey De- Donations of articles may Township Recreation Com- partment of Environmental here in the King's Grant Inn. be brought to the basement mission continues today apd LINCOLN PARK - Miss ! The bride is a graduate of Miss Katharine Eastburn, Carol Ann Moeller, daughter Boonton High School and Protection, will be guest daily between 10 a.m. and 3 tomorrow from noon to 9; speaker Nov. 21, \vhen the Oakhurst, state BPW presi- p.m. p.m., and Sunday from noon of Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Princeton Hospital School of Moeller, Lincoln Park, was New Jersey Federation of dent, will conduct a morning A . non-partisan group of to 4 p.m., when awards will married to James A. Ander- Nursing. Business and Professional business meeting, starting at parents has formed a com- "be made at a reception and mittee to research school tea from 4 to 5 p.m. The son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mr. Anderson, a graduate 10 a.m. V. Anderson Sr., 1 Chapel Hjll of Don Bosco Technical In- laws and to discuss safety in show, staged in the Commu- Local Sisterhood Mrs. Helen Engel, Waha- education, environment and nity Center, Kings Hwy. and Road, Leonardo, Oct. 31 here stitute, West Haverstraw, i n t he F i r s t Tteformed massa, president of the BPW school busing. Information on Rt. 35, is open to the public at N.Y., and Voorhees Technical To Attend Parley Church.- Officiating, were the Mrs. Lawfence Lansberry RED BANK — Delegates Club of Asbury Park, and meetings may be had from no charge. Rev. William Dultsman and Institute, New York, is em- (The former Diane DeVito) Mrs. Florence S\ Danielson, Mrs. lames Anderson from the Sisterhood of Con- Oakhurst, president of the (The former Carol Moeller) the Rey. C.J. Horgan of St. ployed as a manager with 2 gregation Beth Shalom, Agnes Catholic Church, Atlan- BPW Club of Molly Pitcher Guys. The couple will reside Maple Ave., who will partici- have made arrangements for tic Highlands. in Atlantic Highlands. Holiday Ideas pate hi the 47th anniversary Feted On convention of .the Women's. the day-long event which For Gardeners Branch of the Union of Ortho- their clubs are co-hosting. Silver Wedding Lansberry'DeVito ' COLTS NECK - Garden dox Jewish Congregations of Commissioner Sullivan', who RANNEY SCHOOL MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. and Club R.F.D. will present America anniversary con- was appointed to his state Mrs. Anthony E. De Simon, 10 FREEHOLD — The mar- groom are graduates of Free, Elizabeth M. Woodford in a vention Nov. 15-17 are Mrs. post last May. holds a degree Quail Drive, were feted at a riage of Miss Diane Louise hold Regional High School. program, "Merry Christmas Frank Bendar, Mrs. Irvin in mechanical engineering surprise, silver. anniversary DeVito and Lawrence N. Lans- Mrs. Lansberry is employed from New Jersey's Pine Bar- Gordon, Mrs. Joseph Men- from Stevens Institute of Grades K-l-Rumson party Sunday, given in their berry, 177 South St., Free- by Raycomm Industries, rens," Nov. 17 at noon in the delson, Mrs. Herman Cohen, Technology; a master of arts home by their children, hold, was solemnized Sunday Freehold. Col(s Neck Reformed Church. Mrs. Sol Rodack, Mrs. Jack degree in English from Seton Misses Patricia and Kathy De here in St. Rose of Lima Herhusband attended Sandwiches and a beverage Friedman and Mrs. Arnold Hall University and a mas- Simon ,and Daniel De Simon, Catholic Church. Memphis State College and will be" served. Guests may Hartman. ter's degree in public health Grades 2-12-New Shrewsbury at home, and Richard De The bride is the daughter of the University of the Philip- attend at a nominal fee. The three-day session in the administration from Columbia Simon and his wife, Sarah, of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph J. De- pines. He served four years in Mrs. Woodford is n natural- Hotel New Yorker, New York University. Prior to heading Keyjrort. Vito, 105 Waterworks Eoad. the Air Force and is a Viet- the newly-formed state De- ist and nature photographer City, will feature leading per- partment of Environmental Mr. and Mrs. De Simon, The Rev. Joseph G. Ford nam veteran. He is employed who has lectured extensively sonalities of the Orthodox officiated/ A reception was as assistant manager of Protection, Mr. Sullivan was New Jersey.State accredited formerly of Rochester, N.Y., in the state. Her program will Jewish community, which director of the Division Df and Homewooel, JffL have re- held here in the Knights of B ri-t t' s Department Store, show ways to decorate, using comprises 750 synagogues in Columbus Hall. Freehold, in which borough Clean Air and Water In the sided here eight years. Mr. materials from the roadsides the U.S. and Canada with a State Department of Health. De Simony a University of The bride and the bride- the couple will reside. and woodlands cpmbined^with total membership of more Notre Dame alumnus, is di- fresh greens and accessories. than 300,040. The convention rector of maintenance of the Yesteryear Fashions Using materials and contain- program will explore in depth New Jersey turnpike Authif. • ers, she will demonstrate today's changing societal pat- ity. • ,^ Church Is Guild Program ways of making table nnd terns and their- impact on Mrs. De Simon is Hie for- RED BANK — The Wom- party decorations, wreaths, women iand their families. mer Norma Vernarelli of an's Guild of Trinity Episco- wrappings, and give practical Abortion and divorce will be Rochester, where the couple Slates pal Church will meet in the ideas for Hie holidays. high priority subjects. ' were married. Parish Hall, White St., Tues- day at 2 p.m. , . The Ritschers Feted Bazaar Mrs. Walter Rullman, in RED BANK •«- A Christmas charge of the program, will ANNIVERSARY SALE On 45th Anniversary bazaar sponsored by the present "A Style Show of Yes- EATbtiTOWN, - Mr, and Woman's .Guild of Trinity teryear," featuring clothing Mrs. J, Harry Ritscher, 33 Episcopal Church, will take worn around the turn of the PRICE CHRISTMAS Wall St, West Long Branch, place Dec. 3 from 10 a.m. to 8 century. Models will be Mrs. were honored at a 45th wed- p.m., at the parish ball, White J.H. Stives, Mrs. Joseph ding anniversary dinner party St. Ralph, Mrs. Wallace Stafford, Vi °.o- CARDS! Saturday here in the Old Or- Mrs. Frances Backe, Mrs. GLASS chard Inn. Party hosts were Luncheon will be served by Marion Montgomery, Miss Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Rit- the Guild from 11:30 a.m. to Ann Moynahan, Miss Patty STEMWARE 1:30 p.m., and dinner by the Gilmore and Miss Mulrs. SAL4.2E0 Per Doz. RED BANK scher, 11 Walnut Place, West Evening Group of the guild Long Branch. Guests were Mrs. Peter Duma, chair- limited Quantities Mrs;-. Etta Matthews, Mrs. from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Robert Moynahan and man, of hostesses for the day, BOOK STORE Myijtle Ritscher, Mr. and will be assisted by Mrs. W.F. Mrs. Raymond Malley, of Mrs. Wallace Stafford, chair- Besse, Mrs. George W. Chan- PARTY LINE Open Frl. til 9 Lori Branch. Also, Miss Pat- men of the event, will be as- , dler, Mrs. Lillian Bennett, ty Malley, Ocean Township, sisted by Mrs. John Scully in ' Mrs. Thomas Gilmour Jr., RENTALS Mik$ VanOver, Long Branch; charge of licenses; Mrs. Miss Franccl Lewis, Miss El- 6 LINDEN PL. 747-1412 RED BANK Alvto Ritscher, Bergenfield; Frederick Parker, luncheon. PLAZA 35 • HWY. 35 • EATONTOWN sie Llnde and Miss Dorothy Vz Mil* South of Eatoatowa Clrcto Mr.]and Mrs. Paul V. Keilt, Also, tea room, Mrs. Mat- Metzgar. Middletown; Mr. and Mrs. Al- thew Lyon; decorations, Mrs. fred; Reinhart, Rumson; Mr. William Reaves and Mrs. and-Mrs. William Lehnhoff, Dirk Van Nest; aprons, Mrs. East Northport, N.Y., and Melvin Decker; arrange- Mrs; Mildred Buck, Mr. and . ments, Mrs. Walter Rullman; Mrs* Bud Cramer, Mr. and gifts, Mrs. William ' Egolf; MFSJ Garret Buck of Hick- cosmetics, Mrs. Arthur Dil- ife.L.I; ger; jewelry, Mrs. Theodore Engberg and Mrs. W. J. McCellan; food table, Mrs. R. R. Tourtillottt and Mrs. Wil- liam French; Christmas nov- ENROLL NOW elties, Mrs. Charles Best; F<*R FALL CLASSES candy and stationery, Mrs. Charlotte Bottidier; home made candy, Triangle Club; almost new clothing, Mrs. Henry Dreeke; trash and treausre, Mrs. William Legg; old toys, Mrs. John Bodeman; designer-owned workshops that sell direct to you! ceramics, tho Evening Group, and publicity, Mrs. Lester Stork.

Planned Parenthood Forms New Auxiliary FAIR HAVEN - A "People for Planned Parenthood" coffee is set for Nov. 18 at 8 p.m. in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Close, Buttonwood Drive. Anyone interested should telephone Mrs. Close. We arc now accepting n»w The purpose of the newly- itudonti. Our ich»duU !nclud«» formed auxiliary to Planned btginfftr, intermediate

Church leaders who contbrtft j By LKSi'tiR KINSOLVING al Sessions Court in Nash- nessee, to get hiii "liberation nia, In just two years, he be- The 34-year-old priest was ^Si^ erwise "the black man will As a self-proclaimed advo- not elected in the usual man- cut your heads off."" ville, Tenn., gave a default school' out of St. Anselm's came a leading cause of the to subsidize Woodruffs segrc- * j cate of freedom and revolu- ner. Instead, the denomina- Other interesting pro. judgment against Woodruff, Church, which he was serving. worst financial crisis in that gated' union, even though the ; tion, Stokeley Carmichael ap- tion's General Convention de- Religion nouncements "of this out- in the amount of $1,282. He as pastor. Nashville Police diocese's nearly 200-year his. Episcopal Church is still on tory. pears at odds with his beliefs cided to give two council spoken map of the cloth in- had rented (and not paid for) Capt. John Sorace reported record as opposing racial seg- in his unsuccessful efforts to that the school was teaching He then assumed his post posts to the Union of Black Today clude a denunciation of Tar. a station wagon. When police regation. ; restore to power Ghana's zan movies, as well as an as- hatred of whites. A sub. with the Black Clergy Union Clergy and Laymen of the finally recovered the. vehicle, — which promptly ex- ousted dictator Kwame Nkru. Episcopal Church. Woodruff surance that George Washing- it had been driven 7,000 miles. sequent report disclosed that man. ton cannot be admired by any the black youngsters in the perienced its own financial is executive director of this .. segregation must continue The station wagon was used debacle. The union attempted But in another field, reli- unofficial — and racially seg- until the Negro can make a black in America because he by two of Carmichael's top school were playing "Nat gion, Carmichael may derive sanctioned slavery. Turner" — with competition ' (unsuccessfully) to collect a regated — organization. positive contribution to the aides, George Ware and Eu. percentage of the parochial VULCAN some measure of satisfaction Tactical Separation On Finances td see who would slaughter in the presence of a devoted culture of America." • gene Stephens, who were ar- the whites. Said Mrs. Wood- income — and salaries — of NORTH AMERICA'S lARGEVW follower on the highest gov- Woodruff is a strong advo- Few other* Americans 'will In his council committee rested in Woodruff's home i ruff, a teacher at the school: all black' Episcopal pastors, WATERPROOFING COMPANT* erning board of the nation's cate of racial segregation. He seriously contend that "the post, Woodruff is given a vote and charged with inciting to "We, had many slave rebel- One of them lost interest in A DivnioM or such a program "when I'saw THOI W.UJtPKQBFIIW CO. fifth largest denomination. announced in 1968 that sup. Negro" has made no positive in the expenditure of more riot and carrying pistols, at lions, but Nat Turner's was contribution to American cul- than $11 million in national that pat (Woodruff) had him. WATER IN BASEMENT?* The Rev. James Woodruff, porting integration is "like the time of the Nashville best!" ' , self down for a $15,000 salary! like Carmichael a native of trying to put out a fire with ture. Equally bizarre is what church funds — including the riots. Trinidad, is a member of the Wo6druff has promised if the paying of a great many bills. Shortly thereafter, Wood, SEND FOR FREE gasoline." One year pre- 'Liberation School' " This is nearly double the Screening and Revifew Com. v i o u s 1 y, however, he ex- problem of race is not solved. On his own account, he has A month later, Woodruff ruff, departed Nashville to become associate director of average of his black col- INFORMATIVE mittee of the Executive Coun- plained that "right now a tac. Last; January he told 1,100 not always proven careful in was ordered by his bishop, this latter regard. communications for the Epis- leagues' salaries. It is- made BOOKLETI cil of the 3.6 million-member tical separation is the most students and faculty of the Rt. Rev. John Vander Episcopal Church. Swarthmore College that oth- copal Diocese of Pennsylva. possible by white Episcopal significant form of integration On July 13,1967, the Gener. • Horst of the diocese of Ten- WJTOTHMHHQ co. RBR-U-M »9TYUI»mST . ,w PAKMON, NJ. OIM1 Evangelist CUTUMENl •. , Mam nik •» tm mi MM *• Service Salute llptiaa fawW-filM MUM «• In Keyport Clinic Gets watarpnaflH •T'kaiwiwt >" Army Spec. '4 Robert J< has reported for duty with •"" — • Baldwin Jr., whose father Marine Aircraft Group 32 at For Series New Staffer lives at 28 Locust Place, Bed the Marine Corps Air Sta- PHONE KEYPORT — A, special LONG BRANCH - Services Bank, was among the 11,000 troops of the 1st Infantry Di- tion, Beaufort, S.C. series of. Revival and evange- of the alcoholism clinic of listic services will be held at vision, who left Ft. Biley, the First Baptist Church here, Monmouth Medical Center Kan. to be airlifted to Germa- this weekend, with the Jlev. have been expanded with the ny to participate in Exercise Bill Shade as evangelist. addition of a full-lkne social Eeforger II. The Big Red One soldiers departed from1 For- A,family emphasis service worker to the staff. bes Air Force Base in To- is planned for tonight at 8 Dr. Harry H. Brunt Jr., di. peka, Kan., and landed at one o'clock; a youth service will rector of psychaiatrfc ser- of three West German air- be held tomorrow at 7:30 vices, announced that Ronald fields, Rhein Main, Ramstein, p.m.; and the Rev. Mr. Shade HEATING Povolo had been appointed to or Echterdingen. will be preaching at the wor. the position. > ship services on Sunday at Mr. Povlo will be engaged - Spec. Baldwin is a member 10:45 a.m. and 7 p.m. Special in rehabilitative counseling, of Troop B, 1st Squadron of HOT WATER music is planned {or all the guidance and therapy for the division's 4th Cavalry. His occasions. patients within the framework mother, Mrs. Betty Baldwin, "The laymen of the church of ttie Henry Pollak Memorial lives at 1911 Springwood Ave., will have a breakfast at 9:30 clinic for psychiatric" rer- Neptune. FORCED AIR Saturday morning at which vlces, of which the nlcoholism U.S. Air Force First Lt. time Mr. Shade will speak. At clinic is an adjunct. Other ad- Phyllis C. Hardlc, daughter of 6:30 p.m. the Baptist Youth COMMUNITY SCHOOL — Dr. iRobwrC. Hoops, left, superintendent of schools, dictive problems also are Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Har- Fellowship will have a special dic, 75 Broad St.,> Matawan, FROM 799 Red Sank; Dr. Robert N. Rue, president .of Mohogan Community College, New handled in the program. 'Caff For Estimate and will entertain as their Dr. Brunt said he nlso has arrived for duty at Tach- guests the youth groups from 'London, Conn., and Or.'Harold Peters, fight, president of the Mechanic Street, •would work in collaboration ikawa AB1 Japan. A nurse, Calvary United Methodist School PTA, discuss rha role of the community school during, ia recent PTA spon- with the Alcoholism Council she is assigned to the U.S. Air Force hospital. She pre. R.J. ROONEY Church and the First Baptist sored meeting, at which Dr. Rue explain 3d such schools. of Monmoutti County, Alcohol- Church of Matawan. ics Anonymous and other so- viously served at Dyess AFB, Plumbing. Heating 739*0390 The 'evangelist for the cial agencies Involved in the Tex. weekend is director of the campaign against alcoholism Marine Pfc. James R. Grace and Truth Evangelistic Dramatic as a disease. Linke, husband of the former Association in which he car. Community School Under the expanded pro- Miss Victoria Mennuti of 42-B ries on an extensive radio gram, clinic Bervices will be Federal Road, Englishtown, ministry, a Bible correspond, Reading Set available daily from 8 a'm. to ence school and operates the 5 p.m. in the Pollak Pavilion, Teen Encounter Ministries in Is PTAs' Subject For Sunday on Third Ave., diagonally vp. York, Pa. This ministry in- RED BANK — Sunday at posite the main MMC com- volves three centers where RED BANK — "The Com- this way taxpayers' money is plex. IHie clinic also conducts" youth' who have , become munity School" concept was utilized more efficiently arid 10:45 a.m., at the new. Hea Bank YMCA, 180 Maple Ave., Tuesday night group therapy "home drop-outs" may live in described at a recent meet- children can be taught more sessions and after-hours a love-centered Christian en- ing of the Oakland Street, effectively because their par. the Monmouth EthicalSociet? vironment to receive the kind River Street and Mechanic >ents and other members of will present a dramatic:read- emergency -patients ran re. and LOAN ASSOCIATION the community are actively ing by the Muse and Chowder ceive attention in< the hospi- of help they need. Street Schools PTA's by Dr. tal's Emergency Department. Pastor of the church, the Robert N. Rue, president of involved in the school' pro- Society titled "Woman, Re- Rev. Eugene F. Gregory, said Mohegan Community College, gram. flections on the Rib." "Bill Shade's messages are New London, Conn. Dr. Rue praised v the local This will be a more com- Discuss Family Gives you the... currenf: and dynamic and Dr. Rue criticized PTA'B in Adult Education program, the prehensive look at woman in have special interest to young general for their failure to Red Bank Community Center, her various roles than the Life for WSCS people and their needs." come to true grips with issues the YMCA and other such woman's liberation presenta- . The community is invited to in education today and programs as ["being a good tion given last Mother's Day. EATONTOWN — A dis. all of the special services. charged the group to familiar- start in the right direction." The reading will include cussion on family life, "A* ize itself with the concept of He added that a properly con- pieces ranging from Aristo- Reality or Illusion," was led ceived community school pro- by Mrs. William Van Pelt at a "GREEN LIGHT" " MILLER AT RUTGERS the community school and ap- phanes's "Lysistrata" to Kate ply it to ease s6me of the cur- gram could support these Millet's "Sexual Politics." meeting of the Women's NEW BRUNSWICK - Wa- rent social ills. existing activities and at the Society of Christian Service tfircolors-by Daniel Miller, an Director of the current pro- at- the United Methodist Central theme of the pre-, same time offer many unique ductions is Mrs. Irma Lap- forFHA and VA alumnus of Lafayette College new services as well. Church, Wyckoff Road. Also and University of Penrisylva- sentation was "to teach all ham, a resident of High- taking part were Mrs. Harry the children of all the people, "To Touch a Child," a film lands. Mrs. Lapham was a Dahl and Mrs. Mack Moyle. nia, are on exhibit through we must teach all the people depicting a pioneering com- Dec. 18 in Rutgers University student at the High School Mrs. Jennie Wortman was of all the children." munity school program in for the Performing Arts in made an honorary member Art Gallery, Voorhees Hall, Flint, Mich., was also New York City. Hamilton St., beginning to- Toward this end, Dr. Rue and presented a corsage. MORTGAGES said the true community presented at the meeting. Dr. The Muse and Chowder morrow. Suggestive of a Rue was formerly with the A sunshine basket is to be primitive artist, his works are school makes its many educa- Society's fame has spread by presented to Mrs. Florrie tional resources available to Flint program. He was ac- word of mouth resulting in controlled and tempered by a companied by Wesley Wright, Knight, a patient nt Mon- • As Little as 10% Down respect for nature and isola- the entire community, keep- Invitations to perform as.far mouth Medical Center, Long ing its doors open "around director of community ser- afield as the American Ethi- tion. vices at Mohegnan College. Branch. the dock," 12 months of the cal Union Convention in Wcst- The society is saving cou- year. chester, Long Island, where • Up to 30 Years to Repay ST. MARY'S PTA pons to help purchase an ar- The sneaker said that in they gave "The Gospel Ac- tificial kidney machine for a NEW MONMOUTH -St. cording to St. Everybody," patient. PTA Schedules Mary's Catholic School PTA and to Queens where they Several members will make will meet Tuesday at 3 p.m. performed "A Masque of Pro- layettes for' the Monmouth Three Convenient Offices to Serve You!. Fathers Night in Euphemia Hall. Sdxtii gra- test." Their most requested County Organization for So- KEYPORT — St. Joseph's ders, under direction of Sister production was "Collage in cial Service. . 35 HWY. 36 : LmCROFT . Catholic School PTA will hold Barbara Mary, will present Black and White," done in THE UNITED a gymnastics demonstration. collaboration with Shore Ci- MIDDLETOWN ATL. HIGHLANDS SHOPPING CENTER its annual Fathers Night tizens. They were invited to Drug Addiction Problem? METHODIST meeting Tuesday at B p.m. In CHURCH COCKER IN NYC give this production in six Call 988-8333 For Help Day. or 671-2400 291-0100 842-4400 the school nuditorium. places locally. Night. 247 Broad Street Hot dogs and beer will be NEW YORK — Rumsori Red Bank, New Jersey served in a cafe setting. artist Barbara J. Cocker is Sunday's presentation is represented in Burr Artists WELCOME! A prize will be awarded to open to the public. There is VW the class with the highest pa. show here in the Terris Gal- no charge and children may Holy Communion 8:30 a.m. lery, 323 East 47th St., 9:30 and 11 a.m. rental attendance. be placed in the Monmouth SPECIAL! V through Nov. 20. Gallery Ethical Society's Sunday Kitchen Masters.. AT KITCHEN MASTERS Services of Worship Conferences with teachers hours are 1 to 6 p.m. daily. School for the morning. OAKHURST Rev. Rollo A. Michael will precede the meeting. 9:30 and 11 a.m. I The PTA will sponsor n will make your home a better i MAKING ROOM FOR NEW "Stop & Shop" luncheon Tues- /DISPLAY-ONE 10' 4AAn( Church School (KITCHEN UNIT *7T Nursery Provided day, Dec. S, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. place to live in . . . !VALUE $500 SALE;.

FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH of Monmouth County 1475 WEST FRONT STREET 741-8092 LINCROFT

Church School and Formal Sarvicai — 10 A.M. to 11 A.M. Church School and Informal Sarvicai followad by diteuiiion period — 11:30 A.M. to 12:30 P.M.

Speaker: Harold J{. Dean Tills: Helping Children to UntfenUnd Daath GAS KITCHENS • BATHS • ADDITIONS At Kitchen Masters Quality Costs No More! "TWO HEADS, Most of our 16,000 customers visited our showrooms and others before they camo back ond had UH do their KITCHENS. THE WIND, : HITCH EM'MASTERS BATHS and any of tho REMODELING needed! We're master* PLAN RECITAL — Horbort Burris and Eleanor Bonoist, of the trades and SO yonrs proud of It) AND THE SEA" duo-pianists, who will prosont a rocitai of works by HOME SHOWROOM VISIT any of 7 showrooms • OPEN SUN. 1-5 • DAILY 9-9 • SAT. 9-5 Hour this Sunday's sormon nt tho Worship Sotvico Bach, Poulonc, Brahms and Milbaud, Saturday at 8:30 MONMOUTH COUNTY HUDSON •URX (11:00 ii.in.) p.m. at tho Rumson-Fair Hnvon Rogional High School UNION •AST OCEAM ROCKLAND COUNTY COUNTY COUNTY COUNTY COUNTY PATERXON for tho fconofit of the Unitod Mothodisf Youth Choir OAKHURST CEDAR GROVE IUFFERN CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH UNION ":ITY 1(7 Pomplsi) ELIZABETH (RICK TOWN ' "An Independent Dililo Church" Trinidad trip, look over ond ofe thoir scoros. Tho con- 2113 RT. 35 1M Ria. « Rt. l». nil K.nntdy Blvd. ("It. Ill obam Avi, vn mt. ii 1200 Wnit Front Elroot Lincrolt 493-4022 770-4030 Alrmouitt Cant. cord was originally scliodulod in October but was post- •14-1042 2J9-.74* ' f4B-0f"0 ftnv. Jnnio!) I!. Portons, minister ' V14-1I7-171I poned bocauio(of illnon of Mr, Burtii, h -THE DAILY REGTSTEB, SflJ BAKK-MJDDLETOWN, K. J.: FRIDAY, h'OVEM&ER 13, II Children's loiter** to God U Meeting; - c Peanat* abbr. cauyinV Puzzle 18 "High-" way'/ •••-:. ^B«USrBEOMEOF1HO5E HOW WILL-1 EVER 6ET By Bert BCMIUB 38 Hep PLACES WHERE THEtf HAVE HOME'THAT ROUND-HEADED ACROSS 48 Alice- 19 Atlantic W Place for smmo>L A STRON6-LEA5H LAWW KID 15 60W6 TO MISS ME 1 Double chin 49 Levant island group strikes HAVE I NO RESCUER ? 5 Beldam ketches 23 Desire 44 Wealth 10 Back to back, 52 Rational 24 Relieve 45 Ornament they're great 53 G.I. — 25 Prognosti- 46-and 14 Cap- — 56 Keep — (be cator terminer 15 Irish poet modest) 26 Plants 48 Pretended 16 Relief 60To- 27 Goose 49 Asian gull 17 Even things 61 Shakespear- 28 Giant 50 Pay up up ean- armadillo 51 Natives: cuff. Blondio 20 Foxy character 29-States 52 Shadow: 21 Auto pioneer 62 Begged 30 Girl's name pref. THERE WAS SOMETHWQ VERY YOUR BOSS W*WTS> YOU TO 22 City on the 63 Chow 31 American 53 Month IMPORTANT I FORSOT * 2AU.MIM RV ABOUT Rhone 64 Play the TO TEU.VOO ABOUT I SOMBTHINS THAT NEEDED machinery 54Topnotcher TODAY i^_>/ iMMEWATH ATTENTION 23 Ills market pioneer 55 Tare root 24 Davis cup 65 Greenhorn 33 Narrow 57 —Masterson name DOWN streak 58 Timetable 26 Rebellions 1 Useful to 35 Kind of abbr. „ of a sort Frazier machine 59 Choose 29 Happy 2 Jewelry 32 Harem store Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle rooms purchase 33 Western city 3 Clever nnaa tannnn anno 34 —Brown 4 Field SNOGI araramra nanti 36 Peerless 5 Recurs aaan mama® nmm 40 —Canals 6 Orchestra mannim ra 41 Bathtub section aaaianrianraiita u mi attachment 7 Stable aaaaa raaraan nra; 42 Flying purchase UUUL3H UUJU jiMary Worth prefix 8 Degree 43 Commotion 9 Wind CIUHH HUBM 45 Headwear direction SPECIAL OEUVER.Y, 47 New 10 Worships Rochelle 11-it! TEil ME I FORGOT TO RIT MA'AM! STAW5 ON SOME OF FORMR5. college 12—Sommer laataa nacinn GEORGE 45TAALD4TA THOSE. WWTA MUXB! COMPUTERIZED ASTROLOGY 1 2 ] 1 u IS FOR SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14 "' It IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY-SociabiUty will be high and new romanoe is possible. You'll be unusually sensitive, sympa- nr thetic, and others will respond with friendship. ARIES -_*_, LIBRA March 2I-Apra 20 ITT Sept.23-0ct.22 Unusual turn of ^ I £ Your hopes will tend events can be benefl- ^~ to be unrealistic, dal if you're quick to catch its Don't pass up actual benefit Jtndy Capp significance. forawBl-o-the-wisp. H,I DON'T KNOW, RUBE, THERE'S NO HARM SCORPIO IN ASKINGS : Ocr.23-Nor.2l "VHmws THERE? j PERSONAL. Unfavor- ROMANCE. Let ao- FOR IT able day to finalize tions speak louder than words. If you feel that anything of importance, espe- SO Si cially u it involves signing loved ones are dubious, demon- « documents of some kind. strate your affection. if

± 9 GEMINI .SAGITTARIUS M OTVuMay 21-Jnne20 [Nov.22-pec.20 SI II, III Keep awake for infor- 1 Your intuition 'or •* ", mation that can be psychic powers were helpful, without tipping your never belter. "Hunch" your hand by revealing why you way to solution of problems or want to know. to new insight. Bridge Advice The Wizard of Id CANCER CAPRICORN By ALFRED SnEINWOLD 'Jnne21-July2l Dec.21Jaa.l9 The world is full of bridge North dealer i You may have oppor- Don't try to force players who don't get enough BethiidetvidMnUa tunity to be of real your opinions on sympathy. If a bad break is NORTH help. Giveceneronsry of your others. You could be wrong, flying around in the air, wait- + AQ2 9KQS4I time; youTf bo proud yoa did. and wouldn't that be embarras- ing for somebody to happen OAS sing? to, you can bet it will happen to one of the Unlucky Bridge • K5 LEO WEST EAST Jnly23-Ang.21 AQUARIUS Players. If you belong td this MONEY. Some flnan- Jan-20-Feb. 18 group, perhaps you should get 4 1095 cial matter that SOCIAL LIFE. Strive one of the campaign button manufacturers to make a spe- OJ94J OQ108 seemed to be under control for tact even if preten- • 632 *A8 sions of friends ruffle your cial pin for you, so that you nay not be. Don't worry, just can let the whole world know SOUTH fake an possible precautions. temper. It isn't worth quarrel- • K«4 ing about. ' that you are an Unlucky Bridge Player. Like South in today's hand. o Aug.2^Sept.22 WSCES • QI1074 Snuffy Smith Basic misundeistand' West led the ten of hearts, Noitt Eut SoaOi W«tf ings are possible. You ^^^ Wisdom, kindness are and East captured dummy's 1 C? Para 1 NT I'm HOW ON fllRTH X. VNUZ. DOWN TO \ would be wise to oversimplify, *» today's assets. Use TGLOMBEU queen with the ace. East re- 2 NT Pas* 3 NT AI1P.U DIP IT HAPPEN. MV LflST DIME J if necessary, to be sure of them to get sentimental res- turned the jack' of hearts, and WUZ \l VvONTWONDERS BROTHER SMIF? flN'I DfifflWEO f clarity, ponse you enjoy so much. Qpeninf kad-9-10 fe LflST IV. NEVERCEflSEU declarer refused the trick. 7> FOUR > East continued with the eight ? NISHT, / ^ Dennis the Menace of hearts, and declarer won in South should play a low ! PARSON ACES!! i dummy with the king. heart from dummy at the first trick. West continues with the As you can see, South was nine of hearts, and South an Unlucky Bridge Player. should play low again from East got in with the ace of the dummy. clubs and cashed the rest of If West can lead another the hearts to defeat the con- heart, the suit will break no tract. South would have made worse than 4-3. If West has to his game if West had the ace shift to a different suit, South of clubs, or if West hadn't has no problem. And if East opened a heart, or if the overtakes the second heart hearts had broken 4-3 instead with the jack, he cannot cap. The Phantom Of 5-2. ture dummy's king or queen IEUJDY HEARIHG VOUR tv/urn HEARP IT- JUSTIETME If you're thinking of getting of hearts and therefore can- 1H«. ITS NOT erooi GO HOME. one of those U.B.P. pins for not get four heart tricks. tarn A OOCTOR- MY FAUtT YOU W WEU 1ELL HHIM II'M SICK- •BOGSEP' MY TUAKA.' yourself, take another look at (Jet a U.B.P. pin for your- rELL HIM ANYTHING- ROOM. PRMCE the hand. Maybe South should self, and a C.B.P. pin for your l CAM'T srANP BULAR. -i WOM'T get a different pin, reading partner. Careless Bridge Player. DAILY QUESTION When South looks at the As dealer, you hold: S —10 dummy.he can tell that he 95H-AJ876D —Q108 can afford to lose one club c — A 8. What do you say? ' and three heart tricks. There Answer: Pass or bid one is no danger if the seven heart. Most experts would missing hearts are divided 4- pass this borderline hand, but 3. The only danger is that some would bid. It would be East has started with five more biddable if the hearts hearts headed by the ace- were headed by A-J-10 rather 'CANYAfcAT/Wr? SHE'S CRYIM'WORE OVERIHAT jack. Even then, however, than by A-J-8, even though South can act to limit East to the point count would be un. changed. Beetle Bailey three heart tricks. THAM, MXJ'RB \ ) TERRIBLE S. I DIDN'T THAT A1ADE Mi DEAF, IF VOLl'P Lll^e NUISANCB.' ) TYPE THAT, Hl/W CMAN&E TO STAY LATER TONI6HT 1'LU SIR. His TUNE BE MAPFV TO L /AI55 AMPLE AFEWSPELLIMi& THE STUPID U9T9 WITH YOU MISTAKES DIP/ YOU MADE

Hi anil Lois / OH.VE5. UH.ODULD WtLL, OH, WELL, ilL SEE / VOUCOME BACkT WHrz, IF I HAVE ANV AM IJTIMABIB POSITIONS NBfT WRS.SN AFTER, MONEY" THE LINE KtiPlN AMNC7, CHURCHY, \ WEEK VDUOWE FOR I CAN NEVER \ Z TViO WEEKS UNDERSTAND ALREADY DAJ7 Y Set By Ff^darama FREEHOLD — The board of directors of Foodarama Su- permurfcets, Inc. (ASE) today declared a regular quarterly Being Sought «ash dividend of 7& cents per share on the Company's com- By ED WALSH left to come to this meeting," mon stock. UNION BEACH — The she continued, "and Mr. community teen canteen can't O'Bosky (former borough Joseph J. Saker, chairman afford the rent it pays for out- councilman Andrew J. and president, announced that side premises so Borough O'Bosky) charged us $15 and the dividend is payable Dec. Council has been asked to wouldn't let us return." 14 to stockholders of record step into the picture. The building formerly as of Nov. 27. Approximately 75 youngsters and several parents housed a factional Democrat- brought their tale of woe to LIFELONG INTEREST ic organization of which Mr. the governing body last night. O'Bosky was a member. The NEW YORK (AP) — June A spokesman for the group organization has since dis- Lockhart, who plays Dr. Ja- told council that rent at the net Craig on television's Pet- community1 center at 1234 banded but Mr. O'Bosky and ticoat Junction says she has Florence Ave. is $100 per five former members have Join the had a life-long interest in month. "We just can't afford formed a new corporation and medicine, "beginning at the this," she said. allow the teen center to oper- age of 12 when I had a crush "Tonight we were in the ate twice a week. on our family doctor." building for 45 minutes and "We charge the teenagers $1 per year," one of the chap- erones said after the meeting. "If a guest cdmes we charge them 35 cents each. If the WINTER CLUB kids want to buy a Eoda the CONSTANT AIR TEMP. 82' — CONSTANT POOL TEMP. 80' profits go to the owners. We t/reMav receive nothing," she alleged. 140 Involved The teen center is open between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. Monday and Thursday and Is 70-71 SEASON in PROGRESS run independently of the borough's recreational program. There are approxi- SWIM FOR HEALTH, RELAXATION mately 140 teens, enrolled in The way to save on home improvements of all types is the program. 'to call us. You'll find our prices are the lowest around, "We recognize'the need of a and thousands of satisfied customers throughout Mon-' community center," Mayor EXERCISE FOR OVER 6 mouth and Ocean Counties is your assurance of com- : Alfred T.: Hennessy Jr. said. plete satisfaction. No obligation for a free estimate s6 "We are planting one in our call today. 24 hour phone service, administration building which MONTHS - NOW TO MAY 29 and we' hope to build some day. But I realize this doesn't solve your problem now," he said. He invited' several parents' You don't have to put up with and youth representatives to an out-dated, dreary-kitchen. Let council's executive session us help you plan a boautiful, Monday night. . SAVE 'convenient kitcheh at lotVcost. ; Mrs. Blanche Boyle of 314 Front St. asked council what i can be done about prospective 'home purchasers, securing KEEP FIT ALL WINTER LONG FAMILY ROOM Veteran's Administration, or Federal Housing; Adminis->• AND ENJOY ALL THE ADVANTAGES OF ; Let us make a lovely family itrationloans. - . ' room out of your basement The it is allegw. "&at FHA .and cost is much lower than you V|A mortgage nioney is might imagine; Call for your unavailable to-buyers because free estimate. SUMMER the town is in a high water area.. " " "We knpyir where the an- SUN ROOM swer is," Mayor Hennessy : EXTRA BfDROOM said. "We have tried every- OLYMPIC POOL GYMNASIUM thing' we can but sewering is Which include ' • HEATED SALT WATER the only answer," he said. RADIANT HEATING An extra room added to your COCKTAIL LOUNGE home will give .your family the "Would it help to write our ALL OUR FACILITIES MEN'S STEAM ROOM needed space for comfortable., representatives?" Mrs. Boyle NEW MODERN SUN ROOM living arid add iritSreasad value questioned. to your house. Call now. .; "I am sure it wouldn't ADULT.._-..._ $85.00 LOCKER ROOMS LADIES' STEAM ROOM hurt," the mayor answered. CHILDREN (4 to II incl.) ...._ $50.00 SWIMMING HOT SHOWERS —— ALLTYPES HOME IMPROVEMENTS-r—-r INSTRUCTION 2 HANDBALL COURTS • General * Ante Room* .' ' • Kitchens * Catholic College Night FAMILY RATES (Includes adults and chil- Improvement*' • BHement Room* • Roofing-Siding At Mater Dei Monday • Room Aodrtions ' • Bathroom* • Porch Enclosure* NEW MONMOUTH — Ma- dren, regardless of age. All must be mem- STEAM ROOMS ter Dei High School will Bpon- Separate rooms for men and women who enjoy the healthful sor a "Catholic College bers of the same family-) effects of therapeutic steam. Improved] and enlarged for greater NO MONEY DOWN Night" Monday from 8 to 10 Family of two ...... ,..$135.00 comfort this season. . • INSTALLMENT TERMS ARRANGED p.m. Representatives from 35 Family of three $160.00 Trade Winds again offers you o fuH year-round swimming program, re- colleges and universities, gardless of weather conditions or outside temperatures. The pool has a members of• tHe Catholic Col- Family of four $175.00 NEW FILTER SYSTEM and new heating system, the water h continuously MQNMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. lege Coordinating Committee,, filtered and heated to a constant 80 degrees Fahrenheit and the air HiGHAAV 3'j AT H tO DONS CORN EH .MIOOLETOWN will be on hand to discuss Family of five $185.00 temperature to a comfortable 82 degrees average . . . 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SAT., SUN to the Music 'of Hi* "WATBRFRONT" RED BANK: 30 BROAD STREET ''HAPPY HOUR" SUNDAY ASBURY PARK: 600 COOKMAN AVE. Pr^ss Attacks (3 By BOB BRAMLEY Turning serious, he chal- rents of news... His attacks, such intensive positions on The danger, as Mr. Cat. BED BANK - Vice Presi- lenged anyone "to come up though they were sometimes race, youth, the Mafia, Viet- ledge sees it, is that "we may dent Spiro T; Agnew nay un- with a competitor to he unjust and sometimes ridi- nam, pollution, and like issues revert to the era of passionate wittingly have done the Amer. American press in the cause culous, served a legitimate ... Cultural and"* religious partisanship that obtained 100 ican press a good turn by of self government and en- purpose; they raised serious standards have been giving years ago. making it a prime target of lightenment." question as to the perform- way, and this process has Objectivity Upheld his attacks during the late po- Struggling for nearly a cen- ance of the press," the veter- been painful to some," Mr. "Objectivity is too valuable litical campaign. tury to replace partisan an newsman said. Catledge said. to be abandoned in our This is the opinion voiced propaganda with objective re-" The press, in consequence, Readers Antagonistic present condition of political last night by Turner Catledge, porting of the truth,, the is today undergoing "a skep- Because of intense feelings distemper. If we didn't have veteran newsman and former American press has found tical reappraisal of its per- about today's issues, readers it, we would have to invent it executive editor of the New such reporting "good journa- formance," he added. become antagonistic toward for these times," the editor York Times: Mr. Catledge listic religion and good busi- Such a reappraisal is appro, newspapers printing views concluded. was guest speaker in the Mol- ness as well," the former edi- priate to the altered times, with which they disagree^ Last night's dinner ended ly Pitcher Motor Inn at the tor declared. which have evolved since the Many persons do not like ' the first day of the two-day 115th annual meeting of the Though newspapers, maga- 1950's from a reasonably even what is going on; some blame NJPA meeting, which began ' NJPA AND GUEST — Tumor Ca+ladge, fight, -former executive editor of the directors of the N.J. Press zines radio and television — philosophical plateau with the newspapers and other with a reception and cocktail Association. all the media — came under few and unimportant ex- media for stirring it up, the party yesterday afternoon. New York Times, entertained memters of the N. J. Prets Atiocia+ion at 115+h newsman continued. Today's" program will open 1 Introduced by Charles intense pressure in the recent tremes in thought to "The annual meeting in' Molly PWcfcer Motor Inn, Red Sank, last night. Hosts, from West, business manager of election campagin, objective roaring present," Mr. Cat- Finally, many newsmen — with a morning session fea- •left, are William H. Goodman, association vice president and publisher of Plain- the Passaic Herald News, Mr. reporting came through, Mr. ledge explained. most of them young but some turing Dr. Robert Burns, director of the Industrial Rela- field Courier News; Charlas A. West, business manager of Pawaic Herald-News; Catledge amused his audience Catledge went on. Since the 50's, the times older — no longer see their with anecdotes from his ca- A survey by a leading news have been marked by violent mission as objective reporting tions Center of the Unrversity and Seely Thomas, association treasurer and publisher of Huntwdwi 'bounty reer, from his apprenticeship magazine shows most of the upheavals and dislocations in of the news. of Chicago, who will speak on Democrat. > (Register Staff Photo) on the local weekly in Phila- publix believes the news national thinking about such In these times, "they see "Supervisory Selection and delphia, Miss., through his media are fulfilling their issues as race, the Vietnam objective news reporting as Development." service on the Tupelo, Miss., function, he commented. War and war in general, so- an outworn convention. They The association's annual niiiiiiiHiniiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii! Times; the Memphis Press Purpose Served cial ills and' environmental become 'active journalists' to business meeting will follow, and Commercial Appeal; to "Mr. Agnew made us a problems like pollution and whom the news is not as im- and the gathering wiU end the Baltimore Sun and ulti- prime target, accusing us of national health, he went on. portant as what they think of with an installation luncheon THEDMII mately the New York Times. deliberately . directing cur' Barely have people taken it," Mr. Catledge charged. in the main dining room.

—13 RED BANK, N. J.v FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1970 Hiring Plan Spurs Petitions By BEN VAN VL1JET years. The other is John Hi- FAIR HAVEN — Petitions ley, 3rd Ave., who has worked are being circulated here to in the road department more gather opposition to the hiring than four .years.: of. the 25-year-Qld son of Mr, Kiely said neither man ' borough Mayor Robert A, had applied for the Job. Matthews as superintendent However, he said, under the of public works at $9,000 proposed' set up Mr. Breckin- a year. ridge will remain as foreman Differences to Be Aired The petitions were initiated of the sanitation department) by the Concerned Citizens of while Mr, RUey will be pro- By JANEFODERARO Friends of the Monmouth libraries receive some state Fair Haven, a newly formed moted to foreman of the road „ TRENTON — County li- County Library Association aid on the basis that they are group which also wants the department. brarians and representatives on Nov. 18 at Old.Orchard "area libraries." He said, borough to readvertise for the Mr. Matthews, he said, will of local libraries will face Country Club at 12:30 p.m. "We must and do serve, all job this time spelling out the have the job of administering each other at a meeting Dec. System Grows people in the area whether qualifications in detail. both departments, including , they come from Red Bank, 11 at the N.J. State Library Mrs. Noel Nilson, president equipment scheduling, vaca- here to thrash out their dif- Middletown or Asbury Park." The' Concerned Citizens, tion scheduling, record keep- of Friends, yesterday noted He noted that the county along with the Fair Haven ferences regarding both their the growth of the county sys- ing, budget time, and act as public function and their system circulates, more books Men's Club and members of liasion between the council tem. In terms of circulation, out of the Ocean Township both the borough road and funding. . the t w o-year-old ' Eastern sanitation departments claim and the two departments.. A controversy between branch than the nearby inde- Noting that most of the op- Branch of the Monmouth pendent Asbury Park Li- that young Mr. Matthews county and local libraries de- County Library has become isn't as qualified for the job position was being voiced by veloped when State Sen. A1-' brary. And, he noted, it costs black residents, Mr. Kiely the second largest library in Ocean Township less than if it as some of the men in the two fred N. Beadleston (R-Mon.) the state, she said. departments. . said that "I don't want this proposed legislation early this were independent for all 'dispute to take on racial over- year that would require tax Mrs. Nilson said county stu- cataloguing and processing is Robert A. Matthews Jr. tones because it's just not support for county library dents appear to be using the -done centrally in the main started his.new job two weeks so." county system and its re- Freehold library. ago after leaving a position at i systems from all municipal- sources more than the adult the Boro Bus Co., at which his He said the council realized ities. ' population. "A mother who/ Mr. Livingstone emphasized • father, the mayor, serves as when it named Mr. Matthews In accordance with a law several, years ago, had to that' the general public has general manager. - that "we would be criticized. enacted" in 1920, municipal- drive her son or daughter to seen the need for a central- Acting Supervisor "However," he said, "we ized county system that offers felt that we would be dis- ities now arbitrarily • choose the Newark or Princeton li- The younger Mr. Matthews CONCERNED CITIZENS — Menvbor* of +JIB Concerned Citizens

By IV Associated Pres* 1 fered a broken left wrist last at «8. From then on, the lead went off the finger tins of 34- by 12 before fouling out with floor in almost the exact ments, before Bradley re- same spot as Thursday night turned. With Bradley starting Ever since that famous coT- night as he and this New York changed eight times, the last potot scorer WUis Heed, en- three minutes left and BusseU scoring off the lege confrontation six years Knickt went down before the when Gus Johnson of Balti. ding the Knicks* hopes. WisFass'Heart* and broke an ankte. . Dench they helped-the Knicks , Russell scored nine points Bradley got hi* big chance ago, the basketball careers of Baltimore Ballets 110-108 in a more sank two free throws But in the end, the big loss to the NBA championship. > Cazzie Russell and Bill Brad- stirring National Basketball with 14 seconds left for a 109. was Russell, continuing the in those final minutes and and made the nwst Of it, help^ ley have been amazingly en- Association Game. 107 lead. uncanny court relationship Michigan palled it out. Both ing the Knkks to a sparkling Bradley opened this,«w*m twined. Burden on Bradley In those final 14 seconds, between Cazzie and Bradley. won the hearts ol New York. finish and into the playoffs, lathe starting lineup, way to Their fortunes and mis- The wrist will be in a cast Dave DeBusschere of the It started back in 1M4 when fans that night. while Russell returned to tit.. pan a hamstring muscle in fortunes strangely twisted ac- for some six weeks, and how Knicks Bit only one-of-two Bradley's upstart Princeton; Fate and the college draft on the *ench as the ateth the first game. BdweDi start- ross each other time and the burden falls again on free throws with five seconds team met Eussell and Mich- brought them both to the man. • .; • ed the next 15 games despite again, and now it is Russell's Bradley, bis replacement. to go, Unseld sank only one of igan in the Holiday Festival Knicks, where Russell started Then, when Bradley was, Bradley's return, until Thurs- time to turn for the worse. Russell injured the wrist three free tosses with two sec- in the old Madison Square while Bradley sat on the out most'of five Weeks last day ^afght when Bradley re- The exuberant former All- driving for a basket against onds remaining and finally a Garden and Bradley scored 41 bench. However, in January, season with injuries, Russell placed him. points to put the Tigers ahead; 1968, Russell crashed -to the took over and had his big mo- American from Michigan suf- Wes Unseled to tie the game desperation in-bounds pass •Now it's Bradley's turn for the better, and Russell's for the worse; SPEAKER — N»w York Cavaliers Win One ', Cleveland's baby Cavaliers Giants' defensive back happily lost a chance for a niche in the National Basket- Tom Longo will be the ball Association record book. guest ipwlcer at tonigiit'j 'banquet honoring the In State Tourney Baltimore (110) I New- York (ln8> am a ' T River Plaia-Lincroft Char- Middletown Township and Nino DeFiore provided the straight goals by Jack Marin T O 14 I Frazttr 11 8 30 Unseld 8 3 19 J Heed . " S 3« N e p u t n e were eliminated three goals which made the McGill. McGill's first came at Monroe S 3 191 D'B'»chr« » 2 }« gers, Jersey Shore Pop from the N.J. State Inter, difference for Ewing In Its 3:56. The next shot was 30 v HUM 10 5 251 Bradley » 0 « Warner Leagu* "C" Divi- •scholastic Athletic Associ- victory over Neptune. seconds later. Tuclter 0 2 21 BloMan 0 0 0 Murrey O 0 O I SUJIw'rih OOO ation's Group IV soccer tour- Ewing went in front in the { DeFiore put Ewing in front Trei'vent.O 0 .0 I • tion North champions, at first quarter when Mike Picco -I nament yesterday. for keeps with a little over a The Lions dropped a 3-2 booted one with 2:36 gone. ..' «SO 110 I Suck Smith's R»s

By RICH NICOLETTI Championship competition has yet to find a paint Christian Brothers Acade- begins next week, while the my, traditionally strong In THE finals will be staged on the cross-country,' track, tennis, day before Thanksgiving-The golf, wrestling and basket- NICKELODEON league winners receive trophies, and the playoff tit- ball, is one of the few schools ! in the Shore area without a lists garner plaques. that can make football team. At least, that's "The kids here are hoping Each squad has its out- what most people think. for varsity football, and be- standing players. The Rams In truth, CBA has 17 fully- lieve me, we have boys who have Bob Norman and Pete uniformed and staffed teams. could play for any team. But I Commette who have com- The Lincrof t school has one really doubt if there will be bined for four touchdowns of the most unique Intramural interscholastic football at through the air. The Cowboys a car run better. football programs in the coun- CBA in the near future," said are well stocked. Quarterback Making ausedcarlooklike newis a quick, try. • Chesney. Jose Alonso has passed to Jim when the dealer got it. And exactly what "Oh, intramural," you may One player; Paul Donovan, Mercy and John Curley for easy process. was done to make it right. say. Well, don't shrug it off who plays in the intermediate three TD's each, while Tom yet. These teams each play a Leauge,' has scored 12 touch- Wehrahan has run for three. ' Making a used car work like new, isn't. Only if a car passes on all 22 pointsdoes downs in eight games. 10-game season, with one George Sariotis Is a tough This is why so many used car dealers it get a "Svensk Testad" sticker pastedott good hour of football per At times, there are six end for the Bears, while Bill game. Incidentally, there Is games going on at one time. Bruno, Al Marzaho and Steve just pretty up cars that should be fixed up. its windshield. no half time. "We have four fields situated Barnett provide the offense. Varsity wrestling coach side by side. On certain days Like their competitors, the Volvo And of all the cars a "Svensk Tfestad* Tony Chesney also is the you can look over the fields Viking Tom Conrad rtfns overseer of: the grid program. and see four games with eight through holes provided by "Svensk Testad" dealers listed below sell dealer takes in, nearly half aren't good Chesney has been involved !n different uniforms running up Ted Schiafone, while the Gi. the program ever since it was and down the field. It's qujte ants count on Bill Barham cars that look as good as new. But because enough to rate a sticker. formulated 10 years ago. Ath- a slight," relates Chesney. and Paul Zager for their pas- those cars have been through the "Svensk Finally, every carthat gets a sticker also letic director Bob Mason was Looks Like Pro sing game. the original program director. The leagues employ a draft In the Intermediate circuit, Testad" program, they run every bit as gets a 100% warranty (which the dealer According to Chesney, there system quite similar to the the first-place Raiders have are three leagues in the pro- one used in the National Foot- standouts Joe Farano and well as they look. will gladly show you.). gram — senior, intermediate ball League, except that the Mike Fitzsimmons. Paul This insures not only that the car's and junior. Players are plavers are chosen on the Donovan runs the big ones 22 things that can be wrong placed according to ability, field. for the Oilers. been put in shape, but that the job has wieight and height. The captain of each team In the Chargers' lineup with a used car, alternates his selections. He is you'll find tough Frank Fortu- been done properly. RENT A CAR first given his choice of a nato at the line, and Bill Be- won't be wrong with yours. DAY • WEEK • MONTH standout player, then a lesser lini running through it. Kevin "Svensk Testad" dealers player. This eliminates the Burke and Robert Faiella "SvenskTestad"isa22«pointinspection WALL problem of one team being supply the Bills' line with rug. aren't honest for nothing. LINCOLN MERCURY ana repair procedure originally developed Shrewsbury Avenut at Sycamore "stacked" with talent. gedness, while Frank Porter 747-5400 Another unique idea coming and Frank Hergenroeter are The Volvo "Svensk Testad'* dealerships out of the program is the strong for the Jets. The in Sweden-the country with the world's coaching setup. There are Chiefs' standout is Redden stillest used car inspections. listed belowhaveusedcarsofallmakes and only three head coaches in Koch. •st-dawies the three leagues. Each coach The Juniors, equal to most It's designed to tell you the three things models: Fords, Chevys, Plymouths, Cad- «• ASBURYPARK moves around lo the various freshman teams you'll find you're most anxious to know when you illacs, imports, you name it. teams in his league. They are around the county, have Guy WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT more like trouble nhooters LaCprte playing for Villanova shop for a used car: the truth, the whole Obviously, it costs the dealers more to CHAMPIONSHIP ol TODAY! than coaches. in the fullback slot. !1 Qth NOV ClOSEtJ CIRCUIT. TV Chesney, who coaches thn Notre Dame boasts of John truth, and nothing but the truth. bring these cars up to "Svensk Testad" NO MOVI. tV tXO wiurvi Senior League, says, "We try Rice and Scott Garley, both lo help each team with any Before you buy a "Svensk Testad" used standards than it would if the cars were 15 ROUNDS (OBOHAI, l DETROIT running backs. problems it may confront." Holy Cross relies on Vince car, you get to see the "Svensk Testad" simply repainted and unloaded. liach leaKue is represented Patten and Brian McGlone.to by a different set of names. get the gound game going, inspection form that comes with it. So it may cost you a few The Senior lêaîio uses NFL. while Detroit's Ken Robertson team names, such as Giants, is responsible for many big Listed on the form are 22 potential dollars more per month Hams, and Roars, while the plays. trouble areas that get a thorough going- to buy one. But it's worth Intermediate loop used AFL Dayton lias Joe Ambroslo, 1) r a n (1 s (Haiders, Oilers while Boston College's John over by trained "Svensk Testad" mechan- it not to be stuck with SMOKINJOE BUTZIN'BOB Jets). O'Donnell and Jeff Ccrrar are ics. And, when needed, equally thorough FRAZIER v FOSTER The Junior League has standout backs, and .Paul Ih- a good-looking car that a adopted the names of some of trocaso is a top center. repairs. By examining the form, you can the various Catholic colleges few months' driving will ANO TOMORROW! Like any other school, CBA USED CARS throughout the country BUCII has its standout athletes. 1'hc see exactly what was wrong, with the car make you hate the sight of. TESTtO THE SWEDISH WW miiHBOONe unbtatMCOiraE as, Notre Dame, Holy Cross philosophy of most of the KimCMAN yt. FOREMAN and Vllliinovn. brothers at the school is that MANSQUAN RED BANK After the regular season, they are satisfied with the TICKETS NOW the lenjjuns moot In a playoff. present situation. More boys •IN'i. ADMI5S . $4.00 The first tenm in each league can participate under the In- SHORE MOTORS RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS IOCMS- $19.00 plays the last team in tho first tramurnl setup, and that's round. what's important to them. Highway 35 119 East Newman Springs Road , THE DAILY REfJISTEB, RED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N. J.! FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1970 Scholastic Grid Loops Hit Crucial Weekend It's been a mad, mad, mad, mad high school football "C" DIVISION season at the Shore. Upsets, upsets and more upsets have Central Regional (5-2) at Shore Regtoaal (5-1-1): This been the rule rather than the exception. one shapes up as the big game on the card. Surging Central With the campaign reaching its eighth weekend, no runs its powerful offense against tiie defensive-minded team has been able to clearly distinguish itself above all Devils, witlUJie divisional crown at stake. others; in fact, championships in each of the Shore Con- Southern Regional (4-2-1) at Jackson Township (J-4): ference' divisions have yet to be determined. A low-scoring defensive struggle is anticipated here. The Seventeen games make up this weekend's schedule, visiting Rams must rate as the favorite-tout only slightly. starting with tonight's invasion of St. Joseph's of Toms "D" DIVISION River by Hightstown and ending with tomorrow night's Marlboro (2-4) at Wall Township (5-M): Wall can wrap visit by Bayley-EIlard to New Monmouth to meet Mater Dei. up the, title with a victory against the Mustangs. 'MEN UP FRONT — if it'i what's up front that counts, these schoolboys will play significant roles in their In between — tomorrow afternoon — 15 games will be OTHER GAMES teams' -fortunes this weekend. Left to fight, are end Bruce Tucker of Raritan which plays a big "home" gams played. Nine Shore Conference contests are on tap, and six Point Pleasant Borough (5-2) at Toms River North of them have title significance. That's a lot of significance. at Middlatown Township; tackle Mike Pyrdsa of Ocean Township which travels to Manasquan; guard Greg j. (1-6): Point Boro, after posting a winning streak of 34 'A' TITLE TESTS games, has reversed its field and lost two in a row. The Fitzpatrtck of Mater Dei, after-dark host to Bayley-ENard, and tackle Jim Piioopo of Shore Regional, at homo \ \ All three "A" Division battles involve teams still in Panthers should end that problem when they invade the against Central Regional, all tomorrow. (Register Staff Photos) quest of the crown. Lakewood is at Matawan Regional, Mariners' base. Raritan at Middletown Township, and Neptune at Brick. Ocean Township (5-2) at Manasquan (5-M): Offensive Only Middletown and Neptune are out of the title picture, strength against defensive prowess. Take your choice. and Lakewood can gain no worse than a first place tie by Keyport (1-6) at Howell (2-5): The HoweH size could beating Matawan. make the difference here. The big Rebel line has been Ocean Township already has notched at least a tie ratter stingy against some touted foes. Register Staff Forecast tor the "B" Division crown, and an Asbury Park victory Keansburg (1-5) at Bordentown Military Institute (3-3): over visiting Toms River South is necessary for a co- The Cadets should know how to handle the Titans. EMI has Chuck Ed Jonni ctmnspdonship. impressed; Keanstairg hasn't. Triblehorn Walsh Folk Nlcolettl I • In other "B" games, Long Branch travels to Freehold Morrisville (3-5) at Point Pleasant Beach (2-5): The TONIGHT (86-36-3 .705) (84-38.3 .689) (83-39-3. .680) (79-43-3 .648) and Red Bank Regional is at Monmouth Regional. invaders from Pennsylvania will get a close look at the Hi9ht*f*wfl—St. Joe's (TR) St. Joe's 19-12 St. Joe's 22-12 St. JOB'S 19-12 St. Joe't 24-21 The outcome of the showdown between Central Re- erratic Gulls. If Beach can become airborne, the contest will be up in the air. TOMORROW gional and Shore Regional in West Long Branch will settle the "C" Division issue. A Central victory creates a co- Rumson-Falr Haven Regional (4-3) at Highland Park N»ptuh«—Brick Brick 27-0 Brick 28-0 Brick 2 7-7 Brick 32-0 championship between the Eagles and Manasquan. A Shore (6-1): The Bulldogs will be up against a hard-nosed Owl Ltkewood-—Matawan Matawan 21-12 Matawan 22-18 Matawan 20-13 Matawian 27-14 win gives them the honor outright. club, which may appear a little bitter after losing the . Raritan—Micrdle+own Raritan 21-13 Middletown 16-14 Raritan 22-14 Raritan 14-12 And finally, Wafl Township needs only a victory or a tie Garden State Conference crown to Carteret. against invading Maidiboro to sew up "D" Division laurels. TOMORROW NIGHT •:'(Timt.'.Rivet S.—Asbury Park Asbury Park 20-14 Asbury Park 22-8 Asbury Park 22-15 Astury Park 21-7 The complete rundown looks this way: Bayley-EUard (3-3) at Mater Dei (0-7): The Seraphs have Long Branch—Freehold Long Branch 21-0 Long Branch 35-6 Long Branch 26-6> Long Branch 27-13 a chance to post victory number one. Red Bank 33-6 Red Sank 28-0 Red Bank 28-0 TONIGHT Red' Bank—Monmoitfh Reg. Red Bank 28-0 Hightstown (J-4) at St. Joseph's (TR) (5-2) 8 p.m.: Cenftrat Reg.—Shore Reg. Central 26-14 Central 22-16 Central 19-10 Central 21-14 Despite the records, this one rates as a toss-up. Kevin Southern—Jackson Southern 6-0 • Southern 18-14 Southern 14-6 - Southern 12-7 Bfflerman's bombs should swing the tide to the Griffins. JOIN THE FANS AT SAL'S Marlboro—Wall Two; Wall 27-6 Wall 35-6 Wall 34-0 Wall 28-0 TOMORROW Point Boro—Toms River N. Point Boro 12-6 Point Boro 22-8 Point Boro 15-8 Point 6oro 20-8 "A" DIVISION AND SEE THE Lakewood (5-2) at Matawan Regional (5-2): A Piner Ocaran—Manasquan Ocean 14-8 Ocaan 22-14 Ocean 7-6 Manajquan 21-16 Howtell 16-6 victory assures them of a share of the "A" title and Keypoit—How«ll Howell 18-6 ; HoweH 19-6 Howell 12-6 eliminates the Huskies. However, the home team should Bordentown 21-7 GIANTS vs. REDSKINS Ke»nsturg—BMI ' ' Bordentown 35-6 Bordervtwn 26-12 'Bordentown 26-8 prevail." Morrisville 14-6 Iviorrisviile—Pt. Beach Morrisville 18-6 Morrisville 22-14 Morcisville 13-8 Raritan (5-2) at Middletown Township (3-4): The Rockets Higfhland P«rk 22-14 Highland Park 21-13 Highland Park 22- 14 Highland Park 20-12 must rebound to keep their championship hopes alive, while —SUNDAY- , Rumson-FjH.—Highland Park the Lions, visitors on their home field, drive for .500. TOMORROW NIGHT Could be close. ! Ma+ ON OUR GIANT COLOR TV. , Bayley-EIlard—Mater De! Mater Dei 12-6 Mate* Dei 14-8 BayleyJEHard ,19-12 «f &•' 21-13 Neptune (0-7) at Brick Township (5-2): No contest, as (Home Team Lifted Lost) the Dragons continue their title bid, and tbe. Scarlet Fliers FRIDAY—SATURDAY-SUNDAY their losing ways. ENJOY "B" DIVISION Red Bank Regional (5-2) at Monmouth Regional (1-6): The Bucs figure to ride the rails to their best season in FINE FAMILY DINING years, while the Golden Falcons write off '70 as a rebuild- SERVING SUNDAY 1 PJVUte 1 A.M. Rutgers in Comeback Bid ing year. Long Branch (4-2-1) at Freehold (1-6): The inconsistent By The Associated Press ponent, hasn't fully recovered Last season, it was Prince, by supersoph Rod Foster, one Green Wave should, take the improving Colonials, but a per- TAVERN With Princeton (5-2) vir- from the hepatitis attack ton who upset. Dartmouth, of them a 78-yard run down sonal duel between Steve Schwartz and Curt Brantley may tually out of the race for the which wiped out all but two winning, 35-7, on the last day mid-field. make things interesting. RESTAURANT of the campaign to tic Yale at Toms River South (3-3-1) at Asbury Park (5-2): The SAL'S Ivy League title. New Jersey 1969 contests. Whether Princeton can stop Shrewsbury Ave. at Herbert St.> R«d Bank collegiate football's' focus .500 Within Reach -6-1 and 'hand Dartmouth a loss Yale fullback Dick Jauron home team can gain a share of the "B" crown with a vic- Larg* Off-Sti*** Parking Lei- shifts back to New Brunswick If Rutgers wins Saturday — after six Ivy wins. and quarterback Joe Massey tory. The invading Indians won't be easy for the Blue this week as Rutgers (3-5) arid they'll be favored — But fate Was not to repeat. is now a' mute point. Bishops, however. bids for team "comeback-of-; coach John Bateman's mid- Harvard embarrassed the. Ti- Psychologically, Princeton — , the-year" Honors. season goal of .500 will be gers, 29-7, last week In a still shooting for second in the The Scarlet Knights blasted within striking distance. Only game that included five Crim- eight-team league — will have 1 Lafayette, 41-14, in their open- Colgate, a tough upstate New son interceptions, four Tiger a difficult time in getting er, but then ran into a bar. York college, win stand be- fumbles, and two touchdowns "up" for the game. rage of injuries and dropped tween Bateman and the 5-5 five in a rwo, the worst losing record he wistfully dreamed streak by a Rutgers team about when.his club stood at Since 1956. . one up and five down. Then something happened. Meanwhile, Princeton The Scarlet defense came coach Joey L. "Jake" Freehold Today alive, holding Bucknell to McCandless is playing out the nine yards on the ground In string. Despite an. early-sea- the first 26 minutes of the sec- son loss to Dartmouth and Entries ond half on Halloween, and who does much better than Ringers came from behind to that? McCandless had an out- 1it- . 30-1 Win, 21-7. side shot at a triple — Ivy tie Trustworthy K* (rf, Hijgtas) 31 sth-TOOT; 1 >«.; B*K(' , if his charges, won the rest of Main StageI (M. Lamb) 7-2 ticking Speed tH. Flllon) «-2 Then Boston University, Peter BrooKs (F. 8clarratta> , 4-1 Carmlit (O. Baldachtno) T-2 headed for a fine season, also their games — including this Church Key (J. Hoeplner) ' 5-1 Michael P (J. Field) . fi Success Time (R. Inlerdonato) , 8-1 JUtrea (R. Morano) • 5-1 failed to break through the week's Yale game at the New Jowen Discovery (C. lie Cause) 10-1 Cornish Man (S. Lohmeyer Jr.) 8-1 Hartvllle Time (J. Kane) 12-1 A V Knoi (T. Luchento) • »-l Rutgers line as the Scarlet Haven Yale Bowl — and Im A Boot (T. Acclavattl) 20-1 Tommy Boyal (No Driver) lot eked out a 6-3 triumph. someone upset the steam-roll- Coeur Dalen King (J. BrauUgan) Zfrl Durbar (E. Seller) . aw In«—PACE: l Ml.; *l,300 9th—PACE; 1 Ml.; «,000 Holy Cross, this week's op- ing Indians. Butchs Dream (L. Sperendl) 2-1 Teeny Bits <3. Grundy) 5-2 Dicks Brother (M. Oagllardl) SI Vortex (R. Morano) 7-2 8ea Buoy (J. Hoepfner) 4-1 alomars Blue (C. Smith Jr.) 4-1 Merrily Anne (No Driver) 6-1 Pine Hill Kin* (W. Marks) 6-1 Santo Vincent (U Tullno) 8-1 Bradys chance (J- Curran) B-l Shadyvale Pay Scot (No Driver) 10-1 Sammie Strong rE. Oomaras) 8-1 PANELING BONANZA Mountain .Frolic (30. Morris) 151 Swedy Quick IB. Josloff) «-l HlUh Rose (P. Tele) 181 River Road Rena (W. Roherti) 10-1 HI Look ?i ','°, # n ii .m \'\ Armbro Hot.hot (R. Morano) ft-5 PQT Tar Foot Mlml (M. Qagllsrdi) 3-1 itanlom J J (D. Megllb) 5-2 Oak Orove Klmberly (W. Marks) 7-2 i^ pi.ij \ , iruifno) 4-1 Young Forward (H Flllon) 8-1 ToBtn Shollio™?! xK Lohmeyer Jr.) 8-1 Nancy Whiskey (B. Webster) 101 Beth Adlos (L. Wundefllch) 10-1 Destiny Stuff (V. Laird) U-l EvTlnaLobela l S"5 ln a Lu v 1 Pommel (No Driver) 12-1 K "4 "i !7' ft5 Sl«m * ti CASH N CARRY Sharp Bren (J. Smith Jr.) 15-1 H,™",1"!", Hav,'J Of; f"1"1"1* .,"•} Kth-JPAIDK. l Ml - K1 iftft Chuck Time IF. Tete) . iu-1 Worthy A1(D Cote) M Eeaus April Fool (R. Cormlla) 12-1 C?eklayn (VTUSJO)' 5-2 Oav Logan (J, WHO) 15-1 Michael Mir (C. Le Cause) 61 "~" "dsworth) zo-l Diamond Law (W. MarkB) 8-1 SPANISH CEDAR BRIDAL LACE Camden Jody (P. Schell) 8-1 Silencer (E. Lohmeyer Jr.) 8-1 PREFINISHED PREFINISHED Captains Daughter (A Pelgelb'k) 10-1 4xt SHEETS Silvery Waves (R. Plntl) 20-1 4x8 SHEETS Cloudage (R. La Polnte) 201 1—Main singe, Peter Broom. Bob- RES. 5.?» REG. 7.77 6th—PACK; 1 Ml.; *3,000 t,u DM 3" Stephen James (T. olnmnnco) S3 I—DIrk* Brother, Butchu Dream, Coolac (P. Mella) 3-1 se» Buoy U. S. PLYWOOD ÊH"1 lIIn<>X!>r ',B- l"J'y«r Jr.) 61- 3—Tar Tool Mlmt, Debit, O»fc HERITAGE CHESTHUT I M Lucky (M. Lamb) B-l c.rove KlnitM-rly Irish Duane (A. Hull) 6-1 4—MndHon. Sprrlor. Flortean Flf<"h HEATHER GREEN PREFINISHED True Kden (J. Morone) (!-i K—Worthy AI, Cocktail. Mlrhel Mir PREFINISHED 4x8 SHEETS n°n Reo (a. Dalney) B-l »—Cooloi., Stephen Jamei, Irish 499 My T Fine (O. Davis) 81 Duane 4x8 SHEETS 99 REG. 11.80 gocono Hanover (M. Organ) 101 7—Grand Juror, Pet Craln, Yanken REG. 11.20 3 FULL 'A" THICK Elwood Pace (E. Lohmeyer Jr.) 15-1 Ouard n-i '""r-PAOK: 11 Ml.: »!,3OO g-Carmlk, Wcklnr Speed, Michael Orand Juror (J. Curran) 8-5 p Ponneys Wunderoar (A. Thome) 5-2 »—Teeny Bits, Olomar. Blue, Vor- Pet Craln (U Wunderllch) 4-1 tcx WILDERNESS OAK BLUE MIST Yankee Ouard (N. Olln) IS-1 IB—Arml.ro Tlnl.hnl. Top The Field. So Surf (P. Me Clee) «-1 Ilnnlom JT PREFINISHED PREFINISHED ?.«• Ope Knoi (D. Fletcher) 15-1 ll—Lannrh fur IJIh, Andy Diamond, If a VW salesman tails you it was only driven to church 4K8 SHEETS Mr B B (M. Puscy) 201 Colvlns nart 4x8 SHEETS •iliiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiwuiiiiiiiHiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiiw^ REG. 13.44 > on Sunday by a little old lady from Pasadena, REG. 14.00 5' 6 Yesterday's Results you can believe him. l«t—Pmcoj 1 Ml.t S1.4GO! T-J:13.5 ilh—I'nrr: 1 Ml.; |t,IOO: T-SlOM MEDITERRANEAN OAK SHENANDOAH HICKORY Aillon Mann (Mcgllo) (.002.110 2.20 Ootta Clo (nrun.lyl 0.003.«0l3 SO Jn«t T»g (Welih) 4.20 2.80 Jersey Champ (LrCame) ....2.SO 2.40 PREFINISHED PREFINISHED nillleBow Bow (Lohmeyer Jr.) ..2.20 Juclson (Kesli) - 3.40 4x8 SHEETS 4x8 SHEETS 95 799 ' Ind—Pure; 1 Ml.; 11,500; TIM 1.3 Kinds (8-3) HII.10 point inspection.) REG. 14.40 REG. 21.50 Kelchem llooUIUIhVa) 6.203.403.20 r.mr.i» 10 j, w» Btcaus* Volluwofl».n iaUimtn ei* So let one of our VW iol«s«M*i U taught notlo l!». This limply slatei that for 30 days or show you oround. Hold Stroke (Kllton* 3.402.SO .„ „ , ,., ... ,„ »...•« niB rlnmhlA (Ijtmht inn 1H1—"are; I MM IJ,3QO; T-SIWI Thsy don't havslo. 1000 miles, whichever comei Tint, il When you spot a cor mgaamnla (lj.mB) 4.60 „,„„., Phll ,'websler) .. (.00 .1.20.1.00 They have the most persuasive wil- onything conks out that woi guar* with the VW 100% guar. GENUINE ROSEWOOD GENUINE EBONY - , Bhndyvalo Yankloa (Orunrtyl 4.00 3.20 ing weapon in the world. onteed* not to conk out, we'll fix il free. anlee, don'l worry about FULL 'A"THICr- FULL '/." THICK llnlly Double (l-4> tln.nl) Onmcnlcr (I )rl linllni 3.40 The VW dealer's 100% guarantee. And that includeireplacemenls, parls how it works. PREFINISHED 95 4x8 SHEETS nrd-rmri 1 Ml., SI.800: •t.f.\t.:t !H1>-I'iwe! 1 Ml.; 11,700; T-S:ll.3 rvinfnlogii Rlcli'rt (M's) 15.80 7.20 4.60 Brownie" Dares (Ma'n) 2O.<07.004.20 IFound only in cars lhal pass our 14- ond labor. Juit how it looks. 4x8 SHEETS PREFINISHED Ornnd Floe Bun (Loh'yer Jr.) 3.803.00 Farrlor noy (Kelly) .. ...10.404.20 REG. 48.00 REG. 62.50 Art o Ham (Flllon) O.oo Mr ToucM*wn ,PoMi) ...j.4o 16 _.__.„______^ 19' •• Bi»ct» (l:i> tllB.40 4lh-Tr«l! 1 Ml.i II,IKK); T-3H3 " Prince Yonder (Klllon) .0.803«03.(0 lOlh—Troii I Ml.l M.ooo: T!:H.4 Merry Mnlier (naMaehlno) ... 0.00 3.30 Palm Trudy fdaballnl) ..8.(0 (.00 3.40 LUMBERJCI Country Hnud (Curran) ft 60 Quinit Add (OroniO 4.60 3,(0 Floodlight (Ferrnnto) ••) (llh—Parnl I Ml.l 13,1001 TJlll.3 (Iny (Hail (Murk*! 11.(0 r. 00:1.<0 lllh— Pawn 1 Ml.l »l,10»I T-JlH.t T MAHOGANY, TEAK, OAK ind MARINE PLYWOODS Atllon Dnln N (Wnlintrr) :.. 7.60 (, PO Tnb KHpmjis (Hiildflr.'oi 6.00 (.20 ;t.20 Shrewsbury Motors. Inc. llimor Key Iflnerenill) 3.20 Armbrn< Jaclvn ifllafforrti . .5.40 4.«0 s Br hl Odnall l'«sk (Wlliomliliy) «2" ,1139OceanAve. n42_3355 M 'B 1 - —.——— ^ Ki»rl» (BO »3M0 Shrewsbury Avenue. Shrewsbury Optn Dally 7 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.: Sat. 7 A.M. to K P.M. «lh—l'«rm I Ml. 1 l>,««0! T-liM.I Han MurcoiLsmhl 1.00 4.20 3.61) ATT^—(,OJt. nANIH.E—IUI.301. ATTINTION IOATM1NI OPIN SUN. f to NOON Four Oaks Ijidy (Currant ...0.00 3.10 — Dais volo (Smith Jr.) a.«0 TTTE DAILY RJEGISTER, BED-BANK-HIDOLETOVN. ».'!.« FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1970

•• •, ANNOUNCIMENTS LOST ANB FOUND LOST AND FOUND PUBLIC NOTICE I AUTOS, «** SALE LOST AND FOUND LOST .r old amid) ton LOBT — Black tnd wtUU lunate cat male, i ElmwooA Park.Town Thttter MM, an MRS.,fATIMA Vno eiaudMla beginner. acar on forenad. AM wen itut> -uouue..- Mon. Ktw»rd- fTl-9325. TlclillT. orXltUi Bllve" M«rk. HeertbrokeD. child's pet Vicinity CUlt. wood Beach. Reward. SW-TB07. scboairoT-Ma. FOUttp — Male aable coltle. more In- BRAND NEW LOST'— Mother tnd iUr btlfln. lmmt&, call Mi- jl Barltan —• German thephard, male. Port Monmouth net. ".ren'i peu. xutely cn« year. New llonmoulh. nd., Pkwy E*tt 135, N. 3. Phone 671-3036. ______„- AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTO FOB SALE 71 DUSTER IMMEDIATE AUTOMOTIVE Pr»». and PnlaM AUTOS FOB 8AU5' Aaaitloiul TRIUMPH OT8+ II — Brltljti Qreen. 14,000 mllej. , beater. DELIVERY! wbltewtllB. Xxcellent PINTO-MAVERICK—MUSTANG-TORINO—GALAXIE or LTD $ URPB «n> 8*l rtM Kw BUY NOW BEFORE YOUR TRADE - IN DEPRECIATES FURTHER. 1971 SCAMP 2211 otd. 4BS mm Prep, and Fnltfil Additional.

New Ford Pinto TOP QUALITY - SALE PRICED VSED CARS Priced and sized like little Imports, but roomier, '69 PLYMOUTH $2395 '68 FORD $1495 •67 PLYMOUTH $1495 (More ClassUied Ads Quiet and stable. Goes a long way between Satellite vinyl roof. Falrlam, automatic transmission. Fury, III, outg., pow«r iturlno- On The Next Page) gas stops, service Intervals, even styling •69 IMPERIAL $3795 '68 CHRYSLER $2595 •67 CHEVROLEEVRO T $$1595 changes. Put a little kick In your life. Full power, air condition. "300" Fully equipped, air cona. ii V*8V8, outomotltotl c transtrans. AUTOS FOB SALE •69 PLYMOUTH $2395 '68 DO0GE $1550 '66 CHRYSLER $ 995 $ Fury III, automatic trans. Dart, i-cyllnder, automatic. Newport, full powtr, air eotid. DELIVERED '£9 PLYMOUTH $2495 '67 PONTIAC $1595 '66 MUSTANG $ 995 [ONLY $99.00 IACHI 1960 Convertible, V-l, automatic, Sport Fury* air conditioned. Catollna, V-8, outo., vinyl roof. •68 COUGAR $2150 '67 CHEVROLET $1650 •65 CHEVY II $ 950 I ,?«3 PLYMOUTH COME TO OUR CORRAL — TAKE YOUR PICK OF 15 OF THESE YOUNGSTERS V-8, automatic transmission. Chevy M, air conlltloned. -• Station wagon, automatic. ' [ Two-door. Automatic, radio, ¥ heater. MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM • 196? FORD NEW 1971 LTD Daily Rentals — Long Term Leasing ? Four-door. Autdmatie. Radio, heater. FOUR-DOOR 1961 MERCURY #4779. Light pewter. 351 cu. In. «nglne. i Four-door. Automatic, radio, Black vinyl roof. Power iteerina. and brakes. haatar. Redio. whltewell tirei, whe.l tovers. Lilt 3495 & $4150. More to CIOOM from ot tlmtlwj : LOWrRICIS. M0 AUSTIN AMERICA THREE-WAY GUARANTEED A-l USED CARS CHRYSLER ^ PLYMOUTH f • 1 \ JOY AUTO SALES > SALES: 264-0198 Established 1925 SERVICE: 264-9090 2150 Shrewsbury Avt., U4 Ink! $2895 1968 MERCURY F^OC. .$1595 1970 MUSTANG MACH I NEW LOCATION: 3290 HWY. 35, HAZLET 747.1323 $1550 1970 GALAXIE 500 *>*•«•<>«, 10,000 *««. $2495 1968 GALAXIE 500 •*„** •««»" ifliO TUIIUhCDDIDIk Four dr. Londau. Full power. 1967 GALAXIE Four-door Hardtop. Air conditioned $1450 I76O InUNUCnBInU Deluxe fcttirlor. Air conditioned. $2395 1966 COUNTRY SQUIRE $1195 1969 GALAXIE 500 Four-door, air conditioned. 19,000 ml. $2195 1966 GALAXIE Four-door hardtop. $995 Don't Miss Our Second 1968 LTD Four-*"*-. Vinyl roof. $1795 1965 MUSTANG I cylinder. Automatic. ' $850 1967 COUNTRY SQUIRE $1795 1965 COMET ^.^-d^. $650 1968 GAUXIE 5 $1595 1967 FORD CORTINA $ 595

MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST FORD DEALER For the Month of November Only! MOUNT-ENGLISH * * MONMOUTH ST.and MAPLE AVE. • SINCE 1904 '• 7414000 A STAR

IS RE-BORN ... u "THE BETTER SMALL CAR" Mow do you make a batter tmall TIME TO GET A USED CAR car? Mercury's got the answer. Take the best small car Ideas, like easy COMET FOR 1971 handling, simplified maintenance, low THAT'LL DO YOU PROUD. price and great gas mileage. RE- SULT: The all new Comet •for 1971. ECONOMY SPECIALS PRICES START AT 1968 VOLKSWAGEN..,. $1395 "Sedan. 4:spsed,.radio, heater.. 2217 1966 VOLKSWAGEN ...... $ 995 Ssdan. 4-spsed. Heafsr, Very clean,

• 700 OrtL..•••••.«•.••«••••««••••••••••••*? •/VD 'Kadett. 2-door, 4-speed, 2 tone, radio, heater. BETTER IDEAS MAKE BETTER CARS! Yes... NOVEMBER marks the start of our 3rd year as your LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER. 1966 MUSTANG.. $1095 During this month, we will be giving you the most outstanding buys ever on all MONTER- 2-door hardtop. Six cylinder, automatic, radio, heater, EYS • MARQUIS • COUGARS • MONTEGOS • COMETS ... plus extra special savings on every used car in stock. Won't you please help us SELL-E-BRATE. Come visit the dealer 1966 IMP ALA. • .....$1095 who really cares about you! Super Sport. Six cylinder. Automatic, radio, heater. VSED CAR PRICES LIKE NEVER BEFORE' 1965 FALCON .$ 895 Squire wagon. Six cylinder. Automatic/ roof rack, etc, 1970 MERCURY $3845 1969 FORD $2295 1969 LINCOLN $4395 1968 DODGE $1895 Marquli. Four-door hardtop, v-8. Gclaxie 500. 4-door hardtop. V-8. Continental. 4door sedan. . V-t. Polaro. Convertible. Red. white FAMILY TYPE SPECIALS Automatic transmission, olr con- Automatic tronimlsslon, . power Automatic transmission, air con- top. White vinyl Interior. Extra ditioning, power brakes, and steering. Light blue, vinyl Interior. ditioning. Full power. Yellow with sharp. •tearing. Moroon. Block vinyl top Black vinyl top. Low mileage, new leather Irtterlor. Slack vinyl top. 1965 CORVAIR... $ 795 and Interior. Low mileage, one rubber, one owner. Automatic cruise control. Corss Coupe. 4-speod. Stereo, wire wheels, etc. < ; owntr. 1967 BUICK $2395 1967 CAPRICE $1695 1969 PONTIAC $3395 Electro. 4-dftor hardtop. Blue, 1970 MERCURY $3245 1969 LINCOLN $4195 Grand Prix. J-door hardtop. V.8. black vinyl top. Vinyl Interior. Air 2-door hardtop. Vinyl roof. Automatic, power, radio, heater. Cougar. 2-door hardtop. V-8 Auto- Automatic transmission, air con- conditioned. Continental. 4-door sedan- V-B. ditioned. Power stserlng, rind matic transmission, air condition- Automatic transmission, Air con- 1965 CHEVROLET $ 695 ing, power steering and brakes. brakes. Gold with vinyl Intirlor, ditioned. Full power. Silver, with Ont owner. Bel Air. 4-door, six cylinder, stick shift, clean. One owner. Gold with vinyl Interior and black leather Interior. Oni owner- ITO/ llVlr ALA...... •••••••••••••••••••••? 1473 vinyl top. Low mileage, one 1967 LINCOLN $2295 owner. Continental. 4-door sedan. White, 4

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AUTO FOR AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOE &KJJR AUTOS SOIL SAXE AUTOS FOB SAIJS AUTOS FOB SALE AUTO ixsm tmmx SIMON CHIVKOLET CO. CIRCLE CHZVKOUDT CHEVHQLJ5T — Nine pauemer lUUcn wagon. 1968 Caprice. Fully eoulppedu "PLEASf TAKE Excellent bur. Can be seen at the rah. roury grew., RL SS. Neptune. ~ OUR CAR" AUSTIN AMERICA — Two-flour. lour- r * H Motors Inc. I»86 0LD8M0BIIJI1 — F-85 four-door «e. •peed. *1.872. P-O.E. BliKluly lilsher Authorised Dealers. SEE A "RU8MU. MAH" — For Ul« Just married, must sacrifice 1065 dan. V*8 automatic, power steering, 7, 671. Get a better deal Bulclc Skylark. 340 cu. tn., 300 h.p..power brakes. Must »eli:787-8473. wlih automatic. Abo Sprites. MldceU. Dodw and Dodge tnicktnicka beit car bust. IU'BSILL oldimobtu- rear air shacks, stereo tape system, J MOB roacUltri — GT. ViiQ MOTORS. ii, grattmiown. N. 3. Cadillac Co., 100 Newman Sprtnis Rd.. v At Pk 7753483 Red Bank. 7I1-W10, standard door ihllt. NEVER RACED. sEtl SCHOOL BUSES — gon "t Aitmry Park T75&83, B21U We owe $650 but we'll take the best SCENIC CAR SALES ourfielf. Werner's Automotive. Hwy3«. from THE FINEST SELECTION — O[ new offer, or take over one year loan. Hlghlanil Call 493-4064 or 5(2-0215 after 6 p.m.Hwr. 36 iford. 787-3800., andV used can in Monmouth County, AUTOS FOB SALE Iftfti CHEVROLET IMPALA — Convert, Over 100 air-conditioned Dew cars IQ AUTO FOR SALE Krotl Motors me. ible. V8 automatic- Looks good, runs REPROCESSED CARS Stock. McGLOIN BUICK-OPEL, INC., 379 Broadway Long Branch. N. J. Hood- 56.V) or bent offer. 264-3330. _ a better dealer! Shrewsbury Ave., N«w Shrewsbury. K2-360O 741.8200 1967 FAJULANB FORD — Two-door, TWIN BORO MOTORS 1968 CORVETTE —Two tops, automat- white. CTA. 390, 335 h.p. Wag wheels. THE PLACE TO SAVE IS ... Jeep Sales and Service ic. 12785. BAILLY BROS.. INC. Going into the service, must sell. Call Price start at 52830 plus (relent 747-0596. 741^792 after 6. 717-O040 SELLING OUT iS runX ""XSbMôr Waion. DATSUM AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE P WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE *066 £ut MERCURY — Ift51 foyr-donr sedan. OUR 30TH.YEAR- CAA.2299 °" " * ' Standard shift. I*»« than 60.000 ml. ?9a5eTeniiK!Bt, air condltlonlnr, Jully Wed. ond Sot. 'Til t P.M, Needs some wort. S58. Call 7(1-8129 alter 4:30 p.m. 1970 DODGES!! 19B2PiS!ord Country Saulre Wagon, lull Jora'chryBler New TorHer, full power. AUTOS FOR SALE A A c :PTANCE -SPECIAL BONUS SALE!!- MANOR jJJ£!{VI c IP 162 E. Newman Sjirlota nd., Ited Bank PONTIAC CATALINA — Two-door ie. * AIR CONDITIONED * dan. 1%6. Call F&H 1066 BU1CK —'LeSahrc. J900. Call after 4 p.m. 291-9308. 1970 DODGES 197(1 PLYMOUTH FURY III — Fully FACTORY AIR CONDITIONED, TIMED GLASS, VINYL equipped Vinyl top.. Air conditioned. We Will Meet Won In rnftl. Host t4,250 — AiklnK INTERIOR, 318 V-8 ENGINE, AUTOMATIC TRANSMIS- J3.3OO. Ciill 229.0037. SION, POWER STEERING, VINYL ROOF, RADIO, FQHI> - - 1940. Built up 32T Crager HEATER, W.W. TIRES, LARGE WHEEL COVERS, MtJdll BUMPER GUARDS. PLUS ALL STANDARD FACTORY EQUIPMENT. 1909 DOnOE CHARGER — Special JMt. And Beat All tIon c 1 Oadge - " ORIGINAL LIST $4384 1969 CATALINA Two-door Hardtop, Gold with Clack SEE US FOR top. In beautiful condition. Factory air, Sre it now and aave! Competition On "THE BEST OF EVERYTHING RASSAS PONTIAC $ 305 Broad St. T4I-51B0 Ited Bank Even, until 0 IN A 1971 DODGE" 1!>6!) FORD TORINO — 428 Cobra, »2395. 1068 OPEL. KAOETT, 13.000 milts, like new, 671-5416. OUR NEW LOW DISCOUNT PRICE LIN'COLN 1967 — Vinyl roof, leather In. The New 77 Duster 2525 DEPENDABLE USED CARS lerlor. full power, air conditioned. A&- Bol. 50,000 Mile Factory Warranty FM 8 track tape. $2395. ff71-3OOl. FOIt SALE —1962 Oldsmoblle F-S5 Cut. MOST OTHER MODELS — SIMILAR SAVINGS HWY.35 EATONTOWN 542-1111 lacia hardtop. Power fiteerlng, brakeit automaLlc, VS. Best offer over 1300. Call HUGE SAVINGS ON 671-2028 after 6. 1962 MORGAN — Plu« i, «ood condition. 46.000 miles, black with red Ulterior, too plu3 tonncau. C71-1658. 1970 DEMOS 19M CHEVROLET STATION WAGON TOWN & COUNTRY Automatic. pow««r HtcprlngHtcprln . Call 741^384741^384. AND TRIUMPH TRJ — 1001. Radio, heater. btlrKlar.alarm. K50. & DODGE £ FANTASTIC Call 222-30OO after C p.m. LEFTOVERS 19M PORSCHE — Model 1600. MUBtiell. 60 MAIN ST. 566-6100 MATAWAN Bent nrlce over tlOOO. Phone 787-9625 hetwft^n 1-B p.m. FALL SAVINGS MUST 8ELI, — 1968 Oldsmoblle 08, lux. ury BCBCdand , blblack vinyvil ttop . AA-ll, FactorFct y airi . ttaiM. 222-8233 or 741-7748. 1963 EUICK CONVKRTIBtiB — All '70 MAVERICK $1895 •68 FAIRLANE $1595 power. Price negotiable. Set* it Gcna'a RECENTLY TRADED-IN SPECIALS 2-door ifKton. Automatic, radio, 2-door hardtop. Automatic, 6 cyl- Sinclair, 237 Hwy 38.741-5807. There ore other good heater* whltwaH tire*, Uk« new. inder. Radio, heater, on* owner. 1963 IMPERIAL — Clean. Buns very Liflht blue, black vinyl top. -well. Full power. Call aaer 0:30 p.m. 1969 PLYMOUTH 1970 CHRYSLER '69 CHEVELLE $1695 1902 PONTIAC -~ Tempest. Red with "300" hardtop, V-8, automatic, 300 2-door sedan. Stick six. Air. '67 GTO $1695 white convertible, top. Asking S200, VBilvedera" six-passenger wa- used cars on this Phone KKi-0114. gon. V-8, automatic. poWer full power, vinyl top, bucket \A OC|1 Two-door hardtop, .(speed, V-8, •68 T-BIRD $2895 radio, heater, v/hltewall tires* steering, factory air, green. $2,295 «eats, 3,800 miles, factory-air. *T|t«IW (More Classified Ads Landau, full power. Air. Factor/ LiKe new. On The Nest Page) I 1969 PLYMOUTH 1966 CHRYSLER page... but you can't stereo. Wagon. Loaded. V-8, auto- *,- —A- '67 FORD $1695 j"Fury III," four-door, hardtop, '68 OLDS 442 $2295 Country Squire sedan. Wagon. AUTOS FOR SALE ma+ic transmission, factory air, \ | / yn Automatic, V-8, power steering, >V-8, automatic, power steer- -if. -.. Two-door hardtop. V-B, power luggage rack. New tires. tell which ones! steering, power brakes. Factory power brakes. Factory qlr. radio, ling and brakes, factory air, \7 S#3 olr, silver with black vinyl roof- heater. ivinyl roof Vfclw, " 1966 CHRYSLER IMPORTS "Newport" hardtop, green in- '68 CHEVROLET $2195 '67 MUSTANG $1695 ) • 1968 PLYMOUTH terior, power . steering and . ^ IOC 196? OPEL RALLEYE $1850 Four-door hardtop. Automatic, V-8, 2-door hardtop. Automatic, radio, '•"Satollitb,11 two-door hardtop, • brakes, factory air, new tires, \ | /V2l ' Green and black. Many options. Ont owner. power steering, power brakes, heater, V-8. Power steering, pow- C. Douglas er brakes. Gold, blacK vinyl roof. power steering, V-8, automat- \\ lift V-8, automatic. *''"" 196? TRIUMPH GT6 PLUS $2295 factory air. MERCEDES-BENZ lie transmission, radio. SMjIJV 8,500 miles, one owner. Loaded. Red. 1968 CHRYSLER 1969 VOLVO •• •• • 52595 '68 GAIAXIE 500 $2095 '66 FORD $1095 Sales & Sendee 1968 CHRYSLER "Newport," Sportsman two. Four-door automatic. Air. AM/PM radio. Four-door hardtop. Automatic, V-8, Futura Sport Coupe. Auto-/ six- Foreign or Domestic Dark areen. One owner. power steering, power .brakes, fac- cylinder, radio, heater power Delivery "300" four-door hardtop,.pow- door hardtop, burgundyi with tory air. Yellow, black vinyl roof. steering, whltewall tires. Town and Country paneling, 196? RENAULT R-10 SU95 er steering and brakes, auto- g\f% FAI" One owner. 4-speed. automatic, power steering and COMPLETE .'matfe pilot, fattory air, V-8, iZ-DYO 1969 VOLKSWAGEN $1 «5 brakes, air, radio, balance of _._ âutomatic. AA 2-Door, radio, heater. LEASE fUN 5-year. 50,000 warranty, fac- \7 S9S i ?67 VOLVO - =~si s?5 tory air. V*,i##«l T '" 1967 CHRYSLER 122 S four-door. Stick shift. "New Yotker,'* loaded, power 1969 OLDSMOBILE 1967 VOLVO 122S - S1S»5 KROLL FORD Itaering and brakei, automat- "Cutlass 442" V-8, automatic Two-door. One owner. Four-speed. ic pilot, electric " windows, transmission, ivory, with black ». «j»x 1966 AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE __.: S 995 671 BROADWAY 222-9200 LONG BRANCH tinted glos^-Jactofy air, V-8, $2,295 vinyl roof, all power, loaded, V7 QQ0 Nice car. 1965 M.G.B. _ .. $1295 Including air. «P*|//7 Wire wheels, one owner. 1968 PLYMOUTH 1966 DODGE DOMESTIC •'Fury III" V-8, automatic pow- "Monaco" four-door hardtop, 1969 CAMARO _ ;... $2295 ,»r steering, four-door sedan, ***. »II bronze with black vinyl roof, .. " convertible. Power, automatic* one owner. :ârk greet) with green vinyl Sl.DlD automatic transmission, radio, \1 /yj) 1968 PONTIAC GTO $2095 .Interior. xpower steering. ^ 7 Two-door hardtop. One owner. Full power. 1968 CHEVROLET : $1»»S Super Sport. 2-door hardtop. 396. All power. 1968 MUSTANG -SI 595 GET AN AUTOMATIC Two-door hardtop. 3-speed, 6 cylinder. On* owner. 1968 FIREBIRD $1 »?5 Convertible. 350. 4-speeii. One owner. TRANSMISSION AT NO 1967 FIREBIRD : J .$1450 Two-door hardtop, 6 cylinder, overhead cam. 1 owner, all power. EXTRA CHARGE NOW 1967 RAMBLER REBEL $ 895 Four-door. Automatic, 6 cylinder. 1967 FIREBIRD ...-. $1550 ON YOUR NEW 1971 Twodoor hardtop. 326. Automatic. One ownir. 1966 MUSTANG '. $1250 Two-door hardtop. Automatic. J8?. PLYMOUTH FURY or SCAMP 1966 OLDSMOBILE $1295 Ask a Schwartz Salesman for Full Details Jerstar 83 four-door. Air, power, one owner. 1965 CHRYSLER $1250 Newport. Nine passenger-wagon. Full power. Air. 1965 FORD .-. -..-.$ 895 Country sedan station wagon. Nine passenger, autofnotlCf V-8, power steering. 1964 DODGE DART , ...$ 450 Two-door. Slx-cyllnder, 3-speed. 1944 CHEVY II $ 5?5 Four-door wagon. One owner. A-1 condition. 1963 OLDSMOBILE $ 495 fi(Hn*MU Of AttHKft, IBfe CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Convertible. Cull ens, V-8. Automatic, power. 100% WARRANTY Many of tha cart listed her* ar* "Svenilc Testad" used cars (used cart leiled th« We also sell some superior domestic used cars. Swedish way.) if neeeiiary, repaired by our May sound funny coming from a Volbwagon Thfly'rs tuned op, tightened, completely recon- "Svenilc Testad" mechanics and qualify for dealer, but it't no). ditioned: And then we guarantee them 100% for the our 100% warranty. Which you can inspect It's a fact. repair or replacement of all major mechanical parti* when you come by. "Because we get all kinds of cars as Irode-ins. lor 30 days or 1000 miles. And as they come in, whether they're Chevys, We simply can't afford to sell an unsatisfactory 141 WEST FRONT STREET RED BANK Fords, Coddles, or VWs, our mechanics pgt them u:ad cor. Because every used car we sell carries and HIGHWAY 35 through a rigid 16-point safety and performance test. the Volkswagen reputation with it. No matter what RED BANK, N:J. 747-0787 AUTO IMPORTS The ones that pass get the complete treatment. make it is. *«na!n« • tranimittion rear oxl« • front oxlt ouambliti • brolo syilea • .ttdrlcal tptea Newman Springs Rd. 741-5886 Red Bank 1962 VOLKSWAGEN $ 7951965 PLYMOUTH $795 Sedan. White. Valiant. Wagon. Six-cylinder. 3-ipeed. Jerry Baratta's and Lou Lerner's BAYSHORE CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH 1962 VOLKSWAGEN $ 795 Sedan. White. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN $ 895 1967 MERCURY $1895 Sunroof. Red. Cougar, Two-door hardtop. Radio, DIRECT FACTORY OUTLET 1965 VOLKSWAGEN $1095 automatic. V-8, power steering. PLEASE HELP US BE #1 WITH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH SALES IN NOV.! Sedan. Light gray, USED CAR 1966 VOLKSWAGEN $1595 1968 FORD $1895 WE WILL SELL SPECIALS Squanbaelc. Baige. FULL SUPPLY 2+2 Mustang fastback. Radio, h«atar, 1970 DODGE, Polara convertible, automatic 1971 transmission, power steerino, power brakes, 1967 VOLKSWAGEN $1595 automatic, V-8, power tt««r!ng. IN STOCK white walls, wheal covers and air condition. Sedan. Beige. (Formula V.K.T.) 1970 CHRYSLER, Newport, 2-door hardtop. CHRYSLERS and PLYMOUTHS OF NEW Full power including air condition. 1968 VOLKSWAGEN $1795 1948 VOLKSWAGEN, 'A bug" with auto- DUSTERS — SCAMPS matic tranimitiion. Fdktbaclc. Orson. 1969 MGC $2695 19*5 CHRYSLER, Nowport, 4-door sedan. Roadster. Radio, heater, 4-*p««d. BARRACUDA'S — GTX's Fully poworod. .... 1969 KARMANN GHIA $2195 5' Six cylinder. 1966 MERCURY, Colony Park, 3-ieat station Coupe. White/green. and ROAD RUNNERS waqon. Fully powerod including air condition. 1963 MERCURY, Monterey, 4-door sadan. • SPECIAL OF THE WEEK!!!. for automatic tranimission, radio, power stoer- OVER DEALERS INVOICE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ing, power brakes and air condition. A real 1962 VOLKSWAGEN beauty. Sedan. Two-door. Rod. Car #N41 A. Full $ 100 %'VW guarantee. 799 ! MONMOUTH COUNTY'S OLDEST and LARGEST VOLKSWAGEN DEALER CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH SHREWSBURY MOTORS, Inc. FIRST AVENUE 291-9200 229-4790 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS SHREWSBURY AVE. 74L850O SHREWSBURY I I l,l,n I 18 -TOE DAltY HEOSTEB, BED BAHK.MIDDLETOW, W. J-i fSJDA.Y, NOVEMBER 13, 1970 AUTOS FOE f ALE TRUCES FOB EAXE family Circa* HELP IMS DODGE CORONET BOO — Two- mTBRHATlONAL TRUCK BALES join Th» Computer aoor hardtop, air. Best offer. \ Btrtttn Oiriit Inc. C»ll 671-1M7. . Ualn 81, geypoft MUMl (or Uce&ilnt. Next Class Nov. 30 GET the Best TRIUMPH — 1M8. British ireen. Low USED BCHOOt BUSES — Plckupi — throuih our ap _. npany •chool mu«IUOlowlrewr--- Vans—Four wheel drive units In atock. qiiallfTcd younr'men for"positions in on* Werner's Automotive, Hwy 36. Bel- of tcây's most latratlvt profflietonfl. If rfarn _inew career a» < comeuWr ord. 787-3600. iroifimmer In only ichpel in Mon. SELL >ou are InterAted in first year earning! TOWN A COUNTRI OODOE or J12,(kw with unlimited future Income nouth Couaty with IBM 39) on for Less at 60 Main «t.. Mita-u FORD WRECKER — 1665. Four-wheel KtVnttal. call Mr. Klrwan at 3M.7I00. remises for atudenl u«e. To find put 566-6100 drive. Must sell. Very reasonable. Call t you qualify, call now for free test- 787-0086. * '«<|.YaAR-OL.D IB. Approved lor new Vawran H»«- 1MB CORVETTE — 427 enelne. Ex- MANUFAOTURBB -r Of protective FAST cellent condition. Owner In service. Ask. 1870 DATSUN — Hill-ton pickup truck coating end aealwts Is sseklnt. • sales Ing {3500. 9«M883. with camper body. Call represvntailye for the Eastern Penn- WITH A QUICK ACTION Kitson 1MB QTX PLYMOUTH MO — Tour sylvania area, gales include maintain. Northeast Computer Institute SDeed. Oreen vinyl roor. Mate. Low 1988 INTERNATIONAL 8C0UT BOO Ing existing accounts plus solicitation UOW-COST mileage. Excellent condition. M2-B1S5. Four-wheel drive, wlta slow, 11.000 o! wholesile rooflnc. building material, 90 English Plaza Bid Ba.nk paint outlets as waLas cpntrictor and DAILY REGISTER CHALLENGER — 1970 convertible. miles. Call 741-6448. some architect calls, experience m new Chevrolet Power. Brand new. $2995. LIKE HUNTINO OR CAMPING? — construction desirable but not required, COMPUTER CAREERS Here's your home away from home. company benefits Include company car, induttrf i 1865 VOLKSWAGEN — Radio, all new Insulated Chevrolet 1985 Van. Sleeps travol expenses, protit •hsrlnl, pension FAMILY AD four Inside, rides 6-8. Table. iPJiiltp- plan, holpltallzaUon and bonuses. Tar. tires. $595 or be.t reasonable offer. Call plne mahogany cabinets, alnK. In- rltory will be open Jan. l. l(nl. Bdnd 3 LINES-8 DAYS 187.1595. ... ' cludes two tents, two cots, Icebox, reiurne to W. X Wrlsht, b2 Main St.. 1083 RAMBLER WAGON — Six, tsliltt. folding stove, tarp, fly, heater, Ian- Matawan 07747. Quilll/lnit applicants FOR $ 1970 CHEVELLE Oood transportation. S150. tern, portable toilet. $1000. 741-4377. will be Interviewed personsLlly In late Kov. or Bee. AH applicants will re- JUST Melibu. V-8. Two-door hardtop. Call 201-1326 after 5:30 p.m. , 1981 CORVAIR PICKUP ~ Good condl. ceive 'acknowledgement oi resumes. MERCHANDISE Automatic transmission, power (JREAT LITTLE 1057 VOLKSWAOBN Ion. $200. 542-554S between 7-10 p.m. or This sales opportunity could very welt ConvertiDle. Excellent running condl. weekends. ' lead to a management 'position. FOR SALE (tearing, radio. tlon. aood shape v.11 around. S32S.' 741. IMS CHEVROLET VAN — Very good 2«J5 condition, good llrss. 11,305. CARPENTERS OH HELPERS — Pull 1982 CORVETTE — 32T. 340 h.p. four. 741-3230. time positions, Experience nftlpful but IN STOCK B&eed. Bronze, new pain„... t anjd, tires. l^v—e not necessary. 2S148&1) after 5 p.m. - JtlngI for liiivy plr _*Ut« $2995 Crajj&r magss. $1$1353 r0 or best oiler. 767. 1062 QMC QUMP TRUCK — Call alter 6 MAN-—TO learn auto glass and general aluminum -etmbinailon windows, i but """»or""" "8»(ter9p.m"" " . p.m. (lazing, rully paid pension plan, all hos. •tin en land. Bring 70111 m«uur«- 19« JAODAR — 3.88. $1850. Leather 787-1017 pltalicatlon. life insurance, nellcays and imnti. |1 rttt «r Ditly "*««!•» vacation. ATLANTIC SLABS CO.. 21 bucket seats. Four-speed. 40.000 miles, 1963 METRO — Delivery van. New mo- FAMILY AD. CALL... Excellent condition. 642.7525. ,or. S5O0. call Maple Ave., Red Bank. Broaa Bt. Red Bank 7I1-7MX) 1969 FORD 1964 PONTIAC — Convertible. A-l con. 84S.T847 CABPET MBCHANIO — Or dltlon.J« .C.l. 1»84 OMC — jo1 van body, side and rear Must ue experienced. "—•* L.T.D. XL V-8. Two-door hardtop. 6 doors. Excellent condition. salary, atetidy empu 741-6900 ' Call 787-1127 Automatic tr«nimit»ion, power 1968 PLYMOUTH SIX — Belvedere HEN—For carpet qleanlne; plant, '.4'HoMf l»rvlt«, storing, radio, air conditioned. wagon, tundaxd shut. Beit otter. 6SS. CHEVY VAN 1M7 — % ton, 283 V-8 en- perlence preferred, not essentlaL P1REPLA0E WOOD — LltUt tllvtr IU- 880S. gine. Oood condition, J850. Phone 842- ^rcnt.^^ BUICK — 19M Parklane Custom, all 1641. ' ; MBM OVBR 18 — Opportunity to learn power" «cat», "sfeorHig•-• — ; brakes^«,kes, win. new business. Will train completely. dows. LOW mileage. Excellenitt condition- — ~ . Wonderful future, earnlne potential $2695 MOTORCYCLES groat Complete company. SeriMlts. In. HUMIDIFIERS "Reeid to vs, Daddy? Will you read us the *ida and outride wort. Must have car. PONTIAC — OTO 1987. Excellent condl. 1868 390 SCRAMBLER 1 make neat stnptarance and have the tlon. Air condjllonta J, power steering, 4. TV listings? ' ability to work hard, we will do tin speed. $lo^ 201*9288 rest. Call Personnel dally at 142-7601. .OVE THOSE TRBEBT Batt U>M« 1969 CHEVROLET .--I DODOS MONACO — Four-door 1970 HONDA 450 — scrambler. Must AUTO RBOONDWIONINO — Appear. after Cp.m Hnrdtop. Air, vinyl top. lull power. Per. aell. Call leaves! Renl le«t blowers, power lawn Kingswood itation wagon, V-9, feet condition. 8-5 p.m. 264-0990.. After BUSINESS NOTICES HELP WANTED-FEMALE ance an.nd lighllgtit mechanics. ApAppli y fn per. lawn vacuums, leaf mule! AUTO UP»T T41-564T eon. Werner'ner'e AutomotiveAutomoUve, HHwv y 31, Bel. rom o Z Rental Canter, 181 Saw: h»dr»ultc frame, auto., powar staaring. Radio, i, 294-1814. ford. 787-a«00. olivtr constfacuorj, HOUSEPAiNTiNa — Interior and ex. )BNTAli T-. AsslstiLnt-ReceDtlonlst for Bprln Rd.i flhrewabury. 741.W40.' i' 3 seat. Roof rack. SB 306 CHEVELLB — 1968. Blue. Four, 'reehofd office. Experience not esflen. miVER WANTED — for local dellv. MITAL DI»K — UU ipeed. Reasonable. MOBILE HOMES terlor. Free e.stlm&tta. Reasonable •WO. ratea. Call 787-659S. . lal.Wrlte Box a-213. The Dally Reils. rles. Apply In person alter 3 p.m. Little aotory w Qkt new »«dlll(t 264-1195 r. Red Bank. _ mver Market, 579 prospect Ave., Uttie VENTURA 10x55—Completely lur. ODD J0B3 CHAP.UU — Short haul 811' — rt[Conn, CHEVROLET BEL AIR — 1965. Low ntshed. two bedrooms, awning. $5,200. moving. Yarda, cellars, and attics >RUO STORE CLERK — Full time. Bilver. jc4 trade-Ins from i_,-5.,,-, $2695 mileage. $500. Call 455-0637. •leaned, etc. You name it, we will freely Ixperlenee preferred. Pleasant worKlng EXPERIENCED P1JUMBER8 — Two. lta_K_\ •!!_,_«_jptili^L CHRYSANTHEMUMS Ml-8672 nnrlltlonn. Qood salary, it" """* All benefits. Balary open. Call anytime. Large cut uiumi. poniponi iAd COUNTRY SQUIRB — 1965. Ten-pan. eatlmate It. 291-3861 or 717-1M3. QuaB. 12 Throckraorton 'It., BBAM8TRBS3 VA1TRESSE3 — Must be experienced. ild. open «•». Call iil-tti' aplaeri. Buy direct. wnofiMHi. *»d nenger. Air conditioned. Power steering. TRACTOKS Alterations and repair.* \pply in person only, Clare'and Coby'a PAPER HANGBR WANTED •tall. Mlk/a Oritnnoosei, Ml tuat* Quick sale. 842-4437. Call 187-3W1 ' inn. Kts. ft and 3*. Madison Township. B mlnlatur« camera ilvd., Ketniburt. H7-M34. 1968 CHEVROLET FORD 1060 — Galaxle V-8. Factory air. FORD TRACTOR — . With bucKet tN'B AMD LPN'B — 3 to 11:30 and 11 to 741-1813 after * p.m. : c-tm"n>Mur"11 power, 19.000 mlles. 52375. Private. loader, with rototlller in rear. $750. Call r Call ror appointment, areengrove. PREPARATION MAN — FRY OOOK-- Caprice V-8 wagon, Automatic, S42-BM6 between 7-10 or weekends. lonvalescent Oentet. Hwy Co. Neptune. Apply In pereon. « Collage Inn, 140 W. radio, power itaering, 3-ieat, BUICK GRAN «PORT — Con- Auo some clean-up work. "468OO -Iront St., Keyport. • i TOP SOIL roof rack. lble V8. Bioeilent condition. 1800. WANTED—AUTOMOTIVE Call alter 6 p.m. _ Uye In,MEN WWH CARS—wanted to dellyef 7112(93 tment house, Red Bank. Ex- morning andKir Sunday mm ln.«ed AND APPLIANCES -. UNPAINTED FURNITURE 1964 THUNDERBIBD — Convertible, JABH FOB USED CAH3 — Trucks, ei. Itelarencu, mo in iamiiy. Bank area. No collectim. Call 747.2143. . _ . JAOplfl with credit . rob. excellent condition Inside and out. Call foreign or domestic. Dean, opposite JIABON AND BMtnCLAYBIl WANTSD emi. ImratdliM diUttrr- uutut cr«d- Also stools, chain, dfrts. «htsU. al 747-1120; ; Two Ours, Mlddletown. 871-CS44. SABY8ITTER — Ilklponllble person $2395 5ATSUN — 19«5 wagon. 33,000 ml. !« Baturia,. g^ four-speed. New tires. — WE DON'T BELL JUNK — OSTRYKfiR 660 Pesrl and Wall Red Bank 7J1-JM0 Cs.ll 7"" Nor da v* bur It — LAROB OH DBAMUMHIP — m »•< Stbtrgiu akla ana Cub6o 1 We da bur zlau, late model cart Shrewobury has openings for salesmai (Never und). Iventth «'3". »50. at top dollar. Bee or call WAUa No cipsrtenoe neeesSsjy.lKicfllenJentt op-01 1968 PONTIAC , UNOOLN-ICBRCUKV. 147-64O0. PERSONALIZED suit-starter. CHRISTMAS CARDS rcTgenaen. CM 842-28J6 FIREWOOD G.T.O. convertible. 4-ipitd CAK» WANTBD — We navf top tf ALUMINUM BIDINO UreltUi used can. Call Jlr. Vinoent 'BRATOR TV BUNCHMAN — Slartln* pay |U0 iractorTias Alcoa Aluminum Hit Free delivery transmission, power steering, per week, iiust pxn Uy* jeare ei. _.-f from divalopmsnt. Half BUM aalt H1-S42O or 7I1.-731» 1 on temfcTMost tie able) to ruttUad on your boms. Blmllar rsduc adio. JUNK CARS •hoot color. Fall vaoaUone and lonj an oilier siding. Terms arrsnted. IT-WA_IT: 8)2-1886 after 8 p.m. HOUMKIIBPBR — . Tarr^tsAA * FIOBCUD UP r pleasant ion borne. Xlv« to. o^. DISCOUNT BUILDERS 223-87M ans.rc.tonitom. ...~. .. .—c-—- 1M5 CHEVROLET — Impala. 4-door y week. W COLLEGE ST cymbal. k«y and set or sticks •._ hardtop. Stick. Posl-tract|on rear. Ask- Twtnbrook Auto Wracking CHRISTMAS MONBir POST AND RAIL FBNCINO — Also 16. brusliet. Elcelleot condiuon. «39. ci $2295 i $880. 787-1865. CHIUBTMA|I 170 per weeK witli Alcoa eubaldiary. Any ctlst poatl f»r wire fencing. 7il-8il», after 7 p.m, Eatontown 642-2235 10 hours, day or evenings, Neat dresser, BKII AND BOOTS — 120. Signature JEEP — CJ0, 4-wheeI drive,, V6,, MeyerMeyers vte tho ioys Interviews Sat, 3:30 p.m. rtiarp) 70J . ERIOD SOFA — CarVed wood frame, washer, IV). 8-tr_ck stereo Una player. Dlow, low mileage, many extrasextras. Must &MWg8i£at28&Broad St., (Bragar Bids-, Route 35) damask fabric, excellent condition, 4490. iM. 7««7«a». . . _ Mil. Alterep.m/W-OOMOOM. W68 neig Bhrewwbury. MOTORS. INC.. Hwy. 35, Katontown. in your all. hborhood. Call now: J7 For _ppplntment 322-M30. ^^ MINI BIKE 1ST* — Excellent condition. 1062 RAMBLER — Station wagon. Auto, 741-4343. 462^377, 774- To a3st£t in managing service Polaroid camera. 10 fal. fish tank. 7*1- 1968 CHEVELLE matlc. S150. LUSTROUS FLOORS Blrch MAN-Ti FIREWOOD — Oak or mixed. J LET QORDON 1220, husincss Ilnr Red Bank. CapaBle oi super. Call between 0 and 10 p.m. Tfla4. . " mad wagon. Automatic trans- 11 alter « p.m. ' 'ART.TIM'B HELP NEUDBD — In our vising personnel, retail selling and of- H2-O918 AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS PASTE WAX YOUR FLOORS :ar sheet department, atarllng at noon not worK. *150 per week, fully paid ANT1QUNT1QUB JEWBLBY — Btettmf, cucutt- mission, power steering, radio. MG MIDGET 1866 Needs back 542-2861 aonday through Friday. Please apply in Blue Cross and Blue Shield, pension DIAMOND KINO — ApprOJlmatsly five glaslasss , selllncet coscostt . TnurTnurs.s , FrlFrl, Sat.Sat., , SDrlngfi. Owner In service. Best otter. FOUR GYUNDERIi-HBAD — Jeep en. ixa..airr HAULINO—CLEAN CILLAKB. person to The Daily Register. 105 Cheat. fund. Life Insurance, vacatlonand holi-, carats, set with two small diamonds. ONIaV, ANTKiUS MART, Soklldde Call 741-6110, €ve3. 7:30-9:30, Bat all pine 46-64, three-speed transmission. ARD9, aARAQKS — FIM -ln bindings. 950. AUo ikl booti. «Ir. M t|3W dual exltauti. Must aacrmce, 787-4905. ,»t. Call for estimates High Quality OENBRAI/ HOU8BWORKBRin Court, ekates, size 4, »3. 2M-1047. motors wanted. 787-6180. IT, Red Bank, DRAFTSMAN — Experienced In prop, Finishers and preaiera. _ _. ..^- - Oak Hill, Mlddlelown. 671-2268. - 1966 CHEVELLE 1969 ROAD RUNNER - Must sell. Four irty surveys and deed research, some Udl.i- mnd children'* ooala^BUMl KINO TENOR BAX — |ll speed. Mint condition. S1800. Call 787. 23' "DOLPHIN" FIBEROLAS — 200 PERMANENT AND TE! omputatlon. Excellent salary and work. Skhour week. Call 741-&H6. Jo TWO SNOW TIRES — T75 X 16 with J150. Amplifier Ampei SS396. 2-door hacdtophacdtoj . 4- 4511 alter 6:30. • • h.p. etcrn drive. Loaded with extras, in- ACBJ EMPU)YMHNT ringe benefits. Call 349-3121. FEL. ADD CMU. 3* Willow St.. Red Ban rims, $30. Two whltewall 735 x 14 with card clarinet 390. Bats guitar Sifvertcnt cluding trailer with electric winch. SO Thomas Ave. 7.7-34M Shrewibary JoWB. READ & WEBER INC. Tomj one' rim, 118. Two snow tires 695 x 14 J60. Two small guitars us e>. 2o-ba»I spaed, > radio. 1981 CHRYSLER V8 — New trans, -Beautiful. 56300. 842-4634 or 8CO at 64 liver. HAIRDRESSER — Mlddletown salon. with rims. $45. 391-2274 between 3:30 mission. Runs perfect. Four now tires. Allen St., KumBon. 1*ADIES — Barn $50 for 9 hours *foik. Good" wages plus high comm'*alon. puno accordion, for beginner:*. 120. No exporlonce necessary. No'ln- SALESMAN — for established life In. Call 671-4440 days. 8W-1815 «ve«. gmall square^ypa concertina 43o*-Call Reasonable. Call alter 8,747-0004. 25' FIBEHOLAS BLOOP — Excellent vestmenl, canvasalng or_colleetlng. Use nuranoe route. Full training program: IE_P BNOINE — 4 cylinder L head. 747-0503. . FOR BALE — 1066 Rambler Classic, condition, built 1970. Call 717-1504 of car helpful. Beelino Fashions, phone - ny benetltf Ani a Moylnf >r BLUEJAY OPERATORS frameworamewk of our nationanational organiza- FIREWOOD FOR BEST DEALS — On new Chevro- 51105 SITUATIONS ff ANTED-Femal BICYCLE —$8 (10-, Btrolle r $10." Bntlls " h- lcts and 'used cars call Herb Scrle, 486- Single needle, me r row, and blind tion The men we seek are probably Fireplace rings. Call 741-291C. pram' M0. High ebalr «l_. Jump chair 1964 PLYMOUTH $649 TURNABOUT M'SCOW stitch operators, to work on cat married, between 25 and 4J5* doing well »5. Bassinet In. «71__». 4900 days. Evenings, 666-5681. Special Introductory purchase coats. Union ahop. 35 hours per week. at present job. yet somewhat Impatient WILL GIVE — Tender, lovlnic cam hBLEB — Brand new, natural Wagon 1962 MERCURY COMET — Good condi- ALL NEW FIBERGLASS WOODPUSSY Shore Coat Co., Inc., 26 Bridge Ave. i progress. If you want a career Infaht. In my home, forworHlns mothc slate. T ,1299. 8° 1389. prlca Includes ac' DRKSBErt AND CHEST—$20. Single tion. One owner. S275. Call Sl-'OO Red Bank. _. a .talesman, with no future area Call 2S4-2296. cessorlei,1, 664-7433. box spring on legs $4. Twin hAd 671-3081. SAILFISH SNAPIR 420 SUNFISH limitations, call 741-7728. Boards $3 es. 7I7.9142. All Turnabout parts COOKS — Three, to work ntghta. Ap- MATURE WOMAN - Will babysit fo FORD FAIRLANE — 1961. Four-door FITTINGS - OUTBOARDS ly in person only. Mermaid Diner, BARTENDER WANTED —Full time. working mother. Call 405-0597. alter 5:31 tradeT MANNY AND MARY'a'_PORTS STAINLESS BTKBL IINK 1964 FORD $439 waeon. ElKht-cvllnder. Original owner RIGGING WORK ;wy 36, Leonardo. _____ Apply In person, The Put, Hwy 35, . p.m. SHOP. Kt. 36. Bast Keansburg. 787-0508. $375. Call 747-1128. E CallT«I.53M Sobstad sails Trallcx Trailers RELIABLE WOMAN — To work In las Mifldlctown I WILL; CARS — For your child all da: TYPElVflUTEIRfl, ADDINo maehines LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1065 USED SAILBOATS in my home, Reaaonable rates, goo. All makemak«s..nss nsww or used• , ~rjuara inteei d OARAQB BALE — Nov. 14, »:«« M-Scow $1850 Llchtnlng $»50 food-service restaurant. Answering tele MAN — To do deliveries and help In care. Call 405.0283. LOW' as »2«. serpleo's, 101 Mom Excellent mechanical condition, gooi phoncfl, taking verbal orders and goner- greenhouses. Someone familiar with through 2. 10 Seechwood PI., ralr 1964 PONTIAC $429 tires. Interior llko new. Phone 220-6213 USED LISTINGS NEEDED al behlnd-thccoUnter .duties. Excellent BXPERIENCHD SECRETARY — De, Bt Neil to Uietler. 717O41T Haven. Amplifier and, preamp. ltwn evenings and weekends. Rum-ion-Rcd Bank and vicinity. Steadv ohairs, baby equipment. 6x12 blue rug. MARSH MARINE wages. Weekend work Included. Apply D alros part-time employment. OOLONIAb FURNTTURB LOVERS $25. Cms yellow rug. 140. Ixl yellow rug, CHEVROLET 1965 — Four-iloi In person. PICHSC do NOT call. CHICK. "?^»tSffia6?l S'SS! 741.6717 Pot-bellied stove lamp wltn hand- Recently overhauled. Call after 5 p.m, 65 Orchard St. Red Bank 741-6767 EN DELIGHT, 1300 Hwy 35. Middle, of Two Rivers. Rumson. NURSE Would llllfllllt to care for elder some red shade, 51" nigh, $7S. Au-$15. OE portable aTshwaiher, >M. or weekends. 741-9204. town. ^ patient In my hhorn; thentic flax wheel. 57"x70", Perfect 1964 FAIRLANE 500 $399 OPPORTUNITY OPEN — For COn.BROILER HAN — Experienced. Year- condition. $125. 15° lampshade covered (More ciasBlfletf Ads 19BJ VOLKSWAGEN — Convertible, ST0KAGE AND SERVICE genial, experienced, .full charge book, round Job. Apply In norson onlv. with Revolutionary print In red, white On The Ne« Page) S2 J keeper. Red Bank urea. Rcpllea con PLEASANT VALLEY INN. Hwy 34.WILL CARE FOR preschool children and blue. Call 747*4062 for appointment. " ' Phone 4D5-O58T fidential. Write to Box T-197, Thi Holmdcl. „ my home. Union Boach vicinity. Ca! PLYMOUTH — inw. Ono owner. Ex. Dally Register, R«ri Bank. COOK — Experienced .Year-round job. 251-B187 1963 CORVAIR $389 ccllcnt condition. Beat offer over $185. OUTBOARD MOTOR fcpnly in person only, PLEASANT VAL. HELP WANTED—MALE Call 606-1422. WINTERIZING AND STORAGE SALESGIRL — Experienced line Jew, '.EY INN\ Hwy 31, Holmdcl. Reasonable rates. elry. Good salary. Part-time. 229-1054 SITUATIONS WANTED-Male MOBILE and BASE—Cltlssn Band Ra- 1959 FORD Black two-door sedan, New JerBcy'n Largest Call between _0-5. dios. Excellent condition^ Both can be 1961 CHEVROLET $ 99 511)0. Call Marine Supply HOUSR WAITREBBEB—Hveninga. Apply ln_per- EXCEPTIONAL MAN DBSIRES NIOHT WORK — seen In operation. Both have 23 chan- THE BOATMAN'S SHOP •on after 5 p.m. LUIGI'S FAMOUS VIZ. Cleaning office" or dlahwanhlng to the nels. Call after 6 p.m. M&O936. COUPE DEVILLE — 1968. A-l condl 2A8. 477 Middle ltd., Hazlct. OPPORTUNITY vicinity of Red Bank. 747-2877. DEBKS 115 up. FILES, tables, chairs, MACHINE tlon. Gold, beige vinyl top. FM stereo 24 Wharf Ave. 741-5780 Red Bank Leather and air. Beit offer. 531-8726. BEAUTICIAN WANTED — Part-time. adding machines, typewriters, offi Some experience. Main Bt, M Duo to transfer ol our salesman, "OPERATORS PONTIAO FIREBIRD — Convertible WINTER STORAGE wan. Call 583-14G5 tetween 9-5. wfi have a choice territory open. FINANCIAL 1069. :12S h.n., Ilnrat shift, power fltoor Special rate for boats on trailers. Durn Test Corp. Is the larpnat manu- lit. 35. Oakhurst. 531-35K) In*. Excellent condition. 82200. 741-0312. Sailboat yard Btorajre up to 25". MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST — Full or fnchirer ot Industrial Lighting In the BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES MONMOUTH SAILING CENTER part-time. Experience ..mature, college nntinn. We want a mnn with GOOD HELPERS -— TRUCKS — 1 VOLKSWAGEN — Good condition. HONMOUTH MARINA background preferred. Top salary, JJon. SALES BACKGROUND, and not AMniTIOUB COUPLES — Needing DC HELP WANTED-MALE ,tnp $350. Call atlcr fl p.m. Friday, West St. Monmonlh Beach 222-3192 cjits. Send rPHiimc and reference.*! to afralti to work, who wants to mnlie trjL Inromoi dtart part-time, Oati QO fu Box Q-'Jll, The Dally ReRlater, Red BlK Money. We have all Fringe; llmr. No Investment. Cnll 787-2508 cv WINTER STORAGE — Do your c Bank. l GENERAL LABOR 1968 GMC TRY ALL THE OTITKRS FIRST Work. bencmtfl, plus SALARY AND COM- 'A-ton pickup. Air cond, THRN TRY T'S H.J. WILSON BOAT WORKS EXECUTIVE SECRETARY MISSION. Munt Btart work Immistll. PACKAGE! STORE ~ Groceries, men Occanport 229-MGG Challenging opportunity with major cor. ately. To arrango for Interview, write 'nng entalillshod, lock, stock and barrel Pat Koelen's AUTO Sales poration. Must have oxccptloimi stono Including BBlefl background to: Attractive terms. $39.0(10. FINLAY $1995 and typing skills. SnlRry commt'iisurftte MR. J. MARIANI AOBNCY, Realtors, 872-O10H. Evr». 201 ELECTRICIANS & MAINTENANCE with cxpurloiKM!. OututaiHlIng worhlhR 0015. BUSINESS NOTICES Plant expansion rnults In excellent i;oiulltlo[]s in unusual surround ing" li Duro Tost Corporation DOUBLE YOUR INCOME — On a part, -EXPERIENCED .. 1965 CHEVROLET TRUCKS FOIl SALE Or.can Townwhh). Car to and from worli North Hfirgon, N. J. 0H)i1 time baala. If yoti'rn ttnrlouq opportunlllll lor you 10 get ins nficfa.iiiry. Bend resume to Box T-199 Or telohpono nftor 7:30 p.m. r *A -ton pickup. Lift gats. M1DDLETOWN The Dally Register, Red Bank. Call 787.878. i. type ol |ob you've betn looking WANTED — Intflmationii Scout .. (^01> (I07-H705 Plant expansion results In excellent for. VorA nronco with full top in cood ZONE MARKING CO. DENTAL ASSISTANT — No evening*. An Equal Opporttinlly Employer opportunity lor. you to rectlve a $1195 condition. 1067 or lator preferred. Plow HELP WANTED —FEMALE lob with EXCELLENT STARTING not needed. Wilt also consider Toyota Parkinr lots, recreation area, traffic One-Rirl office. Kxrciient ruilary. Hnnd MEN WANTED BXCBLL6NT STARTINO PAY 1965 CHEVROLET Lund Cnilner or Land Rover. Call 8*2- control layout ittncll work, fbona 747- rCBUinc to Box W-200, The Dally Regis PAY, FULLY PAID COMPANY FULLY PAID BENEFITS 73M ovenhna. 4008 Of 747-1000. tor. Red Bank. McDONALD'S DRIVE-IN BENEFITS AND JOB SECURITY. '/] >ton pickup. MEHICAL SKCRETARY — PflrMlm* 025 Hwy 3r, MIdill«tot»ii Apply from » o.m.-12 p.m. only \ J. C. & SON pflfiltlon available working Saturdays AVON GIFTS APPLY TO: $595 PrtnpMnjf. Collnra. Attics. Jlnpnlrn, and Sundays In modern hospital'** X-ray Wo need full or part-tlmo worker* for WANTED—AUTOMOTIVE Small jnltffl. Freo estlmatOH. 671-17Jl Department. Hours floxlblo. ThOroiiRii evcnlnga. Mit9t bo at least 19 ytari know lodge of r«diolosicat termlnlology old. WHERE CAN .YOU GET THOSE GENERAL 1963 CHEVROLET TEJK. — Doen pmall Jobs t< and dictaphone. Position offnrfl flivcir. BAUA11Y13M riWl I1OUU BEAUTIFUL AVON GIFTS? GENERAL (/i-ton pickup* fltjpplcnirnt income on weekonaa. Ho Jol nltied dutlos, pleasant worklnsc condl Must bo avullnbla ltpimtllHtcly. No «x. Coll 741-4U). Beller yet, become too ntiinll. Call 403-4120 after fl. tlonn. and good salary for tlio right ap norlonce neceaiary. Gooil advancement, an AVON Representative and sell Fall Is HERE! plicant. Contact rer.ionnel Office. Rlv. :ltiHrantced lncream wittiln tlrnt month. them to many other* who wont to CABLE CORP. CABLE CORP. $595 «rvlcw lIoHpttal, 74t-_70O, Kxt. _!iB for Call 711-I015. buy Iliem. Coll now: 74M343, 36 Woshlnoton street and we noed 100 Ultd Can AUTO PAHTS-REPAinS an hitorvlew. An equal opportunity em 24 Waililngton Street pioyer. AUTO MIlIOHANia — Chryaler prod, Perth Amboy, N. J. Perth Amboy, U. J. 1956 GMC uctn. Ooott opportunity mid imy plan. Hwy.35 264O600 Keypott {.ALKM IIKIIJP - - TCxp'rienr.ft liMpful hii Full bpnefltn anil good working condl. An equal opportunity employer * Utility. will train. Apply In poninn, FIX tlona. Apply Ralph.. ]>' & II DuDTK, i]«. HELP WANTED-MALE An equal opportunity employer Wo will trade or buy out Need a Special Car HlIQWtf. »wy .Ji.1i,_MUl(Mi_town. tontown, til-nit _ $295 'llKNTAI- AHHIHTANT -~ Two dnyfi . right — Call or come In wi'clt. Ilnzlot ii roii. Own ll'iuiiiiHiitnttoh. L lflxnoikMiii' tirrlrrrod. Rcnly Box 1-llT HELP WANTED - FEMALE IELP WANTED-Malc-Fcmale HELP WANTED-MaleFemale TOM'S FORD jfor a Special Occasion? Tlii- Mally nfiKl.ttrr, Kelt Flank. UAIlYHlTTICn WANTKD In in MILLWRIGHTS horm; from 11::U) to 2::Hlt flVfi d*y* ASK FOR ED SIGLER wiM-k, .f I an hour. r.4'_-(.';Di). SWITCHBOARD -- EXPERIENCED -- RENT ONE FROM US! • AtU-acTlvo, Night ft. Cftll FULL TIME PRODUCE CLERK nd :i p.m. only. RECEPTIONIST PUHII expulsion results In excellent KITSON > Quick 7H7-IW27. opportunity tor vnu to receive u OR MANAGER AUTO I'AItTS-KHPAinS P«rion_ble, niaf Appoflrnnco, |Dli wllli EXCELLENT STARTING ~KNIT']'ifNf» INHTIlilCTOIl ™ J' PAY, IHILLY PAID COMPANY > Easy linn-inillvldiin, wltli i irifiitiiircmontniiltlllty to ndnn, t tpnttrro worik ii with typing abilily. PtaAtant FULL BENEFITS Illldyum Mi»|>l , Ileply rHot x I-11H,to Til w6 Unll. BENEFITS AND JOB SECURITY. AAMCO JtrnlMtcr. ItPd Hnnk. v/orktng conditions! > Economical APPLY TO:' PART TIME DAY CASHIER MANWANTiih la Hourt 7:30 a.m. fo Cnll for nn|"jlnn|"jlntniAnln , FULL BENEFITS Daily . . . Weakly . . . Monthly 711M741-MWA GUARANTEES HONORED AT ANY WANTicii - • Wnltronfl, ovt-ning hoitra, GENERAL HIGHWAY 36 RED BANK — 142-2500 Hood imy ami hciififlln. Apply lu uprnrm APPlY nniv. Ilciilitiiy Jntior UntM. It(. an, Unr.. EATONTOWN 193 Newman Sprlnrjt Road WALL Jnt. CABLE CORP. FOOD CIRCUS WOMAN — Tn w»tohB yriir nid boy four It Woshlnglon 5trset HWY. 36 MIDDLETOWN ASBURY PARK ~ 774.6O0O SHRIWHURY, N, J. flftfti nn II w«*k. Own trinnporUlloti. ATCO CERAMICS CORP. Psrlh Amlioy, N. J. 542-1126 80? Rollroail Avenue Shrewsbury Ave. at Sycamore Sea Mr. Sc.duto AAMCO SMOI" NATION WIQB An equal opnorlunlty »mploysr 747-5400 rro/t irflt. 43U63. Alter 4 P >"•• ' i T, VAILY BEGISTEB, B£D BAWK-MIDDtETOWM, H.ht FBJDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1970 AH» UVESTOCK HOUSES FOE KALE HOUSES warn, MJM registered. 569 :es, blacks, Print** Pattern GOOSENECK POINT SHHEWS8URY atttrfr orlS'day gat. gmfl am Unique and gracious NOBTH RHOI8TERED THOROUGHBRED OSfjniKa — 7 yetra old. fiouod. Bweet Beautifully landscaped Carriage bouse with 40* living kind, gentle (or anyone but should be ridden oy experienced rider. Dark Bay, WATERFRONT room, cozy den and screened 16.2 bands, good conformation. Jumps RECORTJO-FONE — Telephone an- well for competition or a good family Carriage tiouie porch overlooking water. swering device. U.S. made. Excellent fi- pet. Call 741-M44 after 3 or 493-4064 or delity. Hemote call-in feature. Good 542-0215 after 6 p.m. Prii+ins condition Three bedrooms, 2!4 baths. condition. 264-4153. SOFA —NEV Will HIGHLAND TERRIERS — 40' living room-dining CHARM. !R USED. Covered en* White, cute, affectionate i puppiespupple . Xm. TrE NOROICA 'lack, poly-rilled vinyl. ported English linen. "-• ' " room combination w'rth $75,000 l ikJ boots. Bli* 6 ROOKEE — $10. Typewriter, $55, Ru(T, PEKINGESE — AKC, 3 months. Call fireplace, lined witfi SIS. Bed. S5O. Milk ikns. »?. chairs. (5- after 5:30 weekdays, anytime Saturday ELLEN S. Call 842-2836 tlO. Lamp, M, MS-SStt. Sunday, 229-4226. Thermo-pane windowi -f-. AKC BEAOLEB — Mother, father TWO-PIBOB BECTIONAl. champion hred. overlooking wide expanse of water HAMMOND KC MINIATURE BCHNAUZEK PUP. HAZELTON 48" OPEN HUTCH CABINET — C6" buffet. Solid maple. Five-piece dinette fJSB — AU ahots, cropped, docked. net, marbleized Formica table top. Call lampion bred. 739-0210. Kitchen with St. Charles 671-2647. DEMONSTRATION ANT> REO18TRA- cabinets, den 842-3200 1 ORGAN TION For Matawan YMCA dog classes OVERHEAD DOOR—Used. Hoi water will be held 8 p.m. at the Matawan Rec- Thrse 'bedrooms, 20x14, Realtor furnace, gas furnace. Kitchen range. reational Center on Jackson st Thurs- Call evenings 671-1675. day evening Nov. 19. Do not bring your 18x14, 12x13 West River Road Rumson I STUDIO LADIES' KNIT SUITS — Reasonable. Hog to this first class. Fur further Infor- One red, oneblicKand white, site. 42. mation, call 6M-8930 or 229-7781. Screened porch 14x20 MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE) •:•• OF ASBURY PARK Call mQrnln'8a,"8<2-51fl2* LABRADOR RETRIES VKK; PUPS SHORT WAVE RADIO — Hisch-and low- Two months old. Oood dispositions. Patio, bulkhead and : NEW HAMMOND band Tecelver. Lafayette. Six months Call 671-5840 new dock i CADETTE ORGANS pit. ISO. 671-2260. TWO ADORABLETIOER KITTENS — : POOL TABLE — 6'2"*3'6", M" slate Box (rained. Love children. $75,000 $555 top. Good condition. Wilt deliver. $175. 747-5597 THE BERG AGENCY Call between 6-9, 872-0812. ADORABLE FLUFFY GUINEA PIOS RUMSON SURFBOARDS—«'6" Hansen Master, — Half Peruvian. S3.50 each. REALTORS lino, 170. 6'2V4" Downfall. 1970, $30. Call 74t-4232. Set among tall trees MljlWartef «D.m- Mint sell! ADORABLE KITTENS — Free to good A Division of Berg Enterprises Inc. RIDINO ATTIRE, SLIM CUT homes. Call Custom built brick ranch PR 5-9300 Breeches. Jods. Coats. Only source of . 946-9467 h FINEST .area $24,500 30O lfaln 8t. x 4Aatourr Pal rlder-deslgned riding clothes with cue. PERSIAN KITTENS —" Cameo. Male Ul lsJ-» torn look. All elzes always In stock, fiend . oi.n da41r 'Ul I; Bat for free "Brochure A." Beval Sadderly and female. Champion stock. CFA and Property 106x176* Formal Dining Room SB Sotty??, daeafre'd-er7Vfe7W.'" h°'" Circular drive VENETIAN BUNDS " OEIiMAN SHEPHERD — AKC. Six Extra Large Home foi th* ttvtt V ilat or the conventional ACCORDION — Like new. Bernini, full month old female. Good blood line. Rea- Flagstone front porch •a"- ilftt. Brine in your window sizes tlze. Co>t new jmo, will sell for (200. sonable. 787-3720. Four large bedrooms, spacious living room, dining room, tiled '291-1427. Living room 25x14 with (lint wldtli, then nelrnt In inches.) GREAT DANES — AKC, one female, CHRIBTMAS GARAGE BALK one male, 16 months old, one female one fireplace, dining room bath. Large lot. Many extras. : RED BANK LUMBER Toy«, games, pool table, gifts, tools. R< male, Uwccka old. 871-9248. J •Pwl and Wall. Red Bank 741-5500 frlKerator. Oulttr. Bat., Nov. 14, 9 a.n 12x14, filed kitchen ALL BUYERS VA AND FHA TERMS to 3 p.m. 5 Westwood Dr., Ltncroft. THREE ADORABLE PUPPIES — Mix- FOOLING??? ed breed, females, free to good homes, Den plus outstanding WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA — OaJl 666-640(1. iot at all ... You can bave 4 heavy 1S64 with annuals, S80. Roger's drum $27,800 luty White Aluminum Combination set, complete, $400 or best offer. CMrl'R BLACK TOY POODLE — Femall. Six family room 17x17 "'Indowi installed for only iA oattui, dining ipm. Kitchen l«t, lamps, tables, car. MACHINERY FOR SALE highest, most scenic point on the NUMBER, NAME, ADDRESS, for each pattern — add 15 & NICOLETTI quality homes. Since the room, laundry, recreation room. Sun- rlageB. fish tank. etc. 222 Cherry Tree Atlantic coastline adjoining a beauti- ZIP. deck, pool, patio, tall treei, outdoor Ea'lflddletown. _. 1964 MAS8EY FERGUSON BACKHOE ful marina. cents for each pattern for builder Tafuses to be out- grill, etc $14,000 GIRL'S BEDROOM SET — French Pro. Call after 6 p.m. Includes air conditioning, swimming NEW 1971 NEEDLECRAFT AGENCY vlnclal. Single bed, double dresser with 787-1917 pool, parking. All spacious, truly done 'by anyone with com- EDWARD A. mirror, vanity, chair, night table white D-4 BULLDOZER — Model 7-U. Very luxury apartments. CATALOG — what's happen- first-class mailing and spe- REALTOR and gold. Like new. Call 787-7300. cood condition. Call a a.m. to 5 p.m. 462. Call or visit superintendent, 2914237. cial handling. Send to Mari- 102 WEST FRONT ST. parable home*, the advan- • ffJSNT — Four rooms, complete. $350. S339. Brouncll-Kramer Management Co. ing in knits, crochet, quilts, tage is all yours. Select Call 642-SS46 HIGHLANDS — Three-room apartment, fashions, embroidery. Free HANLON between 7-10 or weekends. furnished. Bath. All utilities. Call 291. an Martin, 420 The Red Bank 741-2240 MERCHANDISE WANTED your own I'/« acre lot with Realtor PORCH SALE — brapetlea. bathroom B468. patterns. 50c. Eegister, Pattern Dept., 232 Member of Red Bank - Accessories, Christmas decorations, etc. TOMS RIVER — NEW DOVER NEW! COMPLETE IN- tress and brook to rear plus 842-&II0 Nov. 14.' 134 Branch Ave.. Red Bank. GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK — APARTMENTS NOW RENTING! IM- West 18th St., New York, Multiple Listing Service Sain or shine. Ul-WSI. _" ny. Good condition. Working order. Min MEDIATE OCCUPANCY! One-bed- all underground utilities. imum helKht. 80". State price. Wrlt« room garden apartment $135 per month STANT GIFT BOdK — over HAZLET QAKAOE SAIJE—Household, clothing, Box. 7-149, The Daily Register, Bed two-bedroom garden apartment $150 per 100 gifts! All occasions, ages, N. Y., 10011. Print NAME, PARKLfKE SETTING Act now for best selection. '' bicycles. TV. Saturday and Sunday, month. Featuring science kitchen, tile Easy malntenanc*. Lovely Colonial. J. D. ROCHE, Realtor, Hwy t-i. 73 Buena Vista Ave- Rumaoq ANTIQUBd - Paintings. N. J. Atlai, bath, electric baseboard heat. For fur. Crochet, paint, tie dye, de- ADDRESS, ZIP, STYLE Living room with fireplace. Formal DRIVEWAY BALE — Household items, Eatates_purchs.sed and appraised. W- Uier Information call 431-2777, 349-1081 dining room. Screened porch. Patio, 34, Colts Neck. 462-274J^ STARTER HOME baby furniture, odds and enrtj. Nov. 13-2003. m Tpa _,Hudion Shop. Inc., 611 or 384-717B. CENTRAL JERSEY AQEN. coupage, knit, sew, quilt, NUMBER and SIZE. Full basement. Attached garage. Ex- CY, Managing Broker. cell ont condition. Asking $36$X). Immaculate two-bedroom ranch with 14. 337 sprlntfleld Ave., Belford, oft Broad 8t.7 ghrewibuty. weave, more! $1.00. NEW Fall-Winter Pattern a large walWo-wall carpeted, paneled Kummlt Ave. ^^^ OLD rURNITintB - AnUaues, cMna. BRADLEY BEACH GRACIOUS - SPACIOUS living room, new eat-In kitchen, EFFICIENCY One and two-bedroom Complete Afghan Book—$1.00 aluminum siding. Practically mainte- Klassware, art obleeta and onc-a-^rao. Catalog. 114 dynamic designs. This four-bedroom Rumson Colonial nance free. 123,600. FIREWOOD rmmedlate cull for urihlni and at- apartments. High rise, new elevator has hot water olt heat, low, low COLTS NECK "16 Jiffy Rugs" Book. 50c FHA, VA financing available to 747-4291 erythlni;, Rusnll's. 2& Kast Front fit building. Broker-Agent 774-4956. Alter 5 taxes, best achoola. Aluminum sid- V, :3raln and seasoned. 741-' — p.m. 774-1856. Free Pattern Coupon. 50c. qualified buyeri. _ SALE — Doors, window*, "50 Instant Gifts" Book. 50c ing. Recently remodeled kitchen. ' boohfl," Kamea. typewriter, raccoon coat, USED MODERN UPRIGHT PUNO SEA BRIGHT — New studio efficiency Book of 12 Prize Afghans. 50c INSTANT SEWING BOOK Lovely paneled den wltn fireplace. UNSURPASSED VALUE etc. FrT. and Sat 9 a.m. to t p m. 56 In unused condition. Baldwin or stein. apartments Carpeted, utilities paid. All thla for $39,000. This three-hedroom. two-bath Zim- BETSY ROSS A6ENCY way preferred. 741-OT35. No pets. No lease. $130 mo. Security. merer built ranch is truly- the Bummers Ave.. W. Long Branch, two 842-9807, 291-2375. Quilt Book 1—16 patterns. 50c sew today, wear tomorrow. 117 Hwy 35. Keyport Realtors blocks south of Turner's. ANTIQUE JEWELRY — Top cash Slid. EVERYTHING HOUSE. Starting with Member MLS Open 7 dayi LE8 OBUX i DON PONS 799 River KEANSBUKQ — Business couple only. Museum Quilt Book 2 *— pat- $1. INSTANT FASHION over VA acre or beautifully tr«ed ComputerlKM Listing service ARDEN TRACTOR — No mower. 8 TM.. Fair Haven. Tues.-Bat. 11-5. 741. Near transportation. Private. Call 4»5- RAY landscaping) ground cover and multi- SD. J2O0. Cair642-5548 between 7-10 or 0416. terns for 12 superb quilts. tude of various shrubs and roses, 264.3456 Weekends, 433T or 842-8207. • BOOK — What-to-wear an- right down to a big 34' finished RED BANK — Luxury high rise 50c gameroom with bar In toaaemeat. The HOLMDEL blL BURNER — Can heat 4-5 rooms. apartroeata. Immediate and -(mure oc- swers, accessory, figure tips! In-between consisting , of a lovely Beautiful view from high on a wooded JBxce•Uentl . *2S.- . Call 542-5348 between 7- cupancy. Monmoutn County's finest Book 3, "Quilts' for Today's VAN HORN 30* living room, large dining; room, knoll la the setting for this four-bed- 10 or weekends. centrally, air-conditioned building. Stu> Open 7 days. Call 24 hours a day. paneled family room with {.replace, room, 2U-batb colonial. Easy com* TWO BEDS — % and full size, com- dlos, one, two and three bedrooms. Living". 15 patterns. 50c Only jl. 804 River Ed. Fair Haven kitchen. Enclosed porch, burglar and muting. 185,000. . t .blete. Refrigerator, other Items. &M WANTED Swimming pool, sauna rooms, boat fire alarm systems, central air con- ?. Cambridge Ave.. UUnio: n ~Beach. ina. Reasonable. In food marina and garages on premises. 24- 747-4100 ditioning, electric gar&ge doors. In- MARSHALL P. WH1TFIELD cond, ~ "" 741-2382. hr, doorman. Rlvarriew Towers. 2S COMMERCIAL RENTALS HOUSES FOR RENT ter-com, attio fan and a real bonus, Realtors fJ OARAOK SALE — Crib msltreit. car. Riverside Ave. 741-1732. a very eipenslve wall-to-wall carpet a Holmdel Hd. Holmiitl M6-M7S . nage. Parfect condition. Clothes, etc. 33 WANTED — In any condition, old dolls, MIDPLBTOWN — Asplebrook lit SPACIOUS RANCH in fiv* rooms.A real buy at $62,000. Martin PI.. Middletown, behind Bo- tin toys, doll house and furniture, can. DEAL vicinity. — 2 3 and 4-bedroom PAIR HAVEN — Old VILLAOB BBC. •anch. Three bedrooms.one bath, fenced nanta. Frl.-Bat Nov. 13-14,10-5. dy containers, glass o; papier-mache. luxury apartments in West End, New TION Office-business apace in unspoiled IN EXECUTIVE AREA J. D. ROCHE. Realtor, Hwy Si, RAY H. STILLMAN. Realtor Jersey. From $339 month. Rental In. Americana building. River &i. location. yard. One year lease from Jan. 1. $325. Colts Week. Utt'OT-ll. DREXEL COLONIAL SOFA — Brand Will pay immediate cash. 741-4072 after ilulus uumiesutilities,^ uunfurnished. $375 fur. Three bedrooms ,two baths, family "Our UnA Year" C p.m. elude3 all utilities, free use of year, Unique! Tenant compatibility. Reason- room, fireplace, fully air conditioned. round Indoor pool, saunas, steam rooms, able. T47-4200. llshed. «71-5939. HOLMDEL RMD BANK — RUMSQK iJID IOLJM wih uc SILVER DOLLARS — STAMPS, full spa facilities, private beach, private JOCUST— Nine room bl-level. Ttir«6 or Oversized garage, carpeting and affSiMi? •"" COIOT,' POSTCARDS, FOR IMME- playground, valet parking. 24-hour door, AIR-CONDITIONED OFFICES drapsrles Included at this reduced CONTEMPORARY AROUND - lluMpliTuUni*. *.nltor DIATE CASH. 747-f799. man and security service. Rental office Rawon&bl* rent, immediate ocoupan. our bedrooms, on one-haK acre. Near price of M3.5OO. fr«e catalog'of modut horn**. Imu, DOS HOUSE KIT open from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. daily. For ap- ex. Apply 8«rplco'8, 101 Monmoutb cfcools and transportation. »i00 per Surrounderd by stately trees, Small palatial Runuoa tstaUs. waUrtronta. 31"x42"x38^" high, tlnassembled S25. ANTIQUES — Tiffany itemi. torn far* pointment BL. Sad Buk. next M Canton Tuoa- tionth. 201-9371. NAVESINK ASSOCIAI^S ntream. Large living room IB z 24. acreagg. lots, bmlnesa eppottunmw. Ajtsembled $35 ... Large dog house pltnr«, china, paintings, statuary, eoina, Unusual formal dining room with call Mr. Roy 229-8408 __ MIDDLETOWN — Split level. Three Realtors glass wall. Four bedrooms, two baths. EXCELLENT VALUE — On ex- t K"x48"xl8" high comes asiemhled lighting fixtures. Carved oak dicing bedrooms, fences ya™iJfc*e*JSt' lUir.- Member Both Multiple Listings cellent lot In excellent section of Mata. 'enly 40.50. • Both constructed of dur- room pieces. Copper Kettle Antlquaa, LONG BRANCH — On bus line. Quiet HAZLBT — Modern store. Can be con. 1008 Hwy 35 * A real beautirul and unusual borne. able outside sturdy plywood to J verted to offices. 29' x 38'. Excellent Ing ( wan Township. Three-bedroom ranch. OaJChurit 531-1S99 or 228-0691 atmosphere. 3 ^ rooms. Wall-to-wall narking. Reasonable rental. Call 204. porta CARL F. ZE.LLE.nS, Realtor. t>«- two baths living room, dining room. yWUuUnd rough climate. WANTED carpeting. Atr conditioned. All Utilities. h<9. 671-0600 large paneled family room. Large kitclu Uiad oriental Ruis No pets. 222-1971 after 4 p.m^ ea wall-to-wall carpet, like new. Appli- '- • RED BANK LUMBER Chinese and Persian OFFICE BUITE-ILED BANK —1M M. COLTS GLEN LITTLE SILVER ance!, central air conditioning. Muit tn Pearl and JVall Red Bank 741-5500 AUo Wall Tapestrlei RED BANK ft. In excellent location. Desirable tor WANTED TO KENT A new home. Move up to this prestige FIRST TIME ADVERTISED ieen"to*"b'e apprecla'ted7"Prlced to"aeli •DINING ROOM SET — S«ven-piece AN OALL*RteS any profession. Call W773O Between area and luxurious home. Center Shrubbery and beautiful planning on »35.000. (201) 5S6-8388. _ 'Cordovan mahogany. Good condition Unfurnished, 1- and 2-bedroom S ani 6. DAILY REGISTER BPORTaWROTSR hall, living room, dining room, large well-Kept half acre make nice set* Reasonable. 264-4271. WANTED — Silver colni, war nlckeli, ting for Immaculate «even-room, two- WKBT KBANBBURO — Four-rootn •liver dollari. Will par top doilari. Mr'. OFFICE 8PAOE — Attractive, newly leeks house to rent. Contact 747.2389, kitchen with breakfast area and ad- bath Ranch. Fireplace. Two-car ga- home, corner property. Lot SOUOO. Romeo. 787-5351. apartments available. Modern paneled and carpeted. 12(1 Pair Haven ter 5 p.m. 842-3011. joining family room, den, five bed- Heat Call 792-MSft KITCHEN CABINETS — Birch. Com- Rd., Fair Haven. $125 per month. 141. rooms, 2Vi baths, basement, double sege. $39,800, slete >et. Very good condition. Call after riRBPlACB WOOD WANTED garden apartments. Air condi- 7664. garage, central air conditioning. 6 p.m., 671-1653. To resell. Cerllone Greenhouses Choose your decorating, Ba in before HICtfEY AGENCY (More Classified Ads CALL 584-3130 tioned. Excellent location. Con- BTORE3 FOR RENT STEREO — 10 watt amplifier, 23 watt Shrewsbury Christmas. Excellent value at $40,350. 2K-4087- vpeakera nlue turntable, four .months COLLECTOR PAT» TOP CASH >*QR tact Manager, 239 Spring St., Call 631-9308. We have the key, call now. On Tire Next Page) eld. |W. Maimn cho - orga- • —n with legs, OIBTRA&II) o» wltt trad* HO.. 037. HOME WITH INCOME ark brown, worn O or ataaaard gangsa. 77*4710. Apt. E9. 741-3953. PROFESSIONAL OFFICES — 1-4 HAVE SOLD HOME — Matura business HALL BROS., Realtors In Red Bank, Large attractive older or 7874417. rooms. Unlimited free parking, air con- -voman needs three-room unfurnished 813 River M 741-7686 Fair Haven home, presently divided Into two ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Bedroom, JlUoalng ana utilities. 747-2(01. ipartment. Red Bank area. Available Member Multiple Listing lovely apartments (9 rooms. 2 baths APARTMENTS I.OOK WHAT fit WILL BUYI MayUt .low through January, References. 842. - washer, or small GB refrigerator PETS AND LIVESTOCK living room, kitchen, bath. Third floor. FACTORY SPACE — One 7^000 W. In all). Five garages with large room Available Immediately. $135 month. Call ft. floor, one 3,500 si), ft. floor. Suit- 6851 RUMSON WATERFRONWATERFRONT above (40x20), plus tiiree-room 741-0323. able for light manufacturing. Ffl TWO-BBDROOM APARTMENT want- 170' bulkhead on deep water lagoon. cottage. Excellent location. 532,500. FREEHOLD — Furnished apartment, lease, call 747-1100. id for middle aged couple. Red Bank, Architect Colonial, like new. Six bed Owner, 747-4532. Excellent location. Also one furnished AsûrWsury Park, Lakewood.. Near tranfltrans- MIDDLETOWN — REDUCED 13000 MONMOUTH efficiency. snorMong term. (82-15811. portationxirtatlon,, «hopT)lnK.KOOshoomlngijioodd nelB^hborhoodnelBliborhood. Sparkling custom built nine-year old AKC MALX BLACK BCOTTIE DISTINGUISHED Write_Box Q-214, The Dally Kegtater, ranch. Three large bedrooms. 18' kltch- Good with older chllddrenT'Reasonable,n , HAHBOR VIEW — One-bedroom unfur. Red Bank. en-dlnlng room combination. Bircl. cat), BEACH Call S42-O783. nlshed Garden Apartment, nearly new. nets, stalnleas steel appliances. Brick 4 LAROB BOX STAUJ FOR KENT One-half block before Highlands Bridge. OFFICES COLTS NECK floor. Large living room with fireplace. Highlands. N.J. Local and N.Y. buses FURNISHED ROOMS Parquet floors throughout. Over alse at. PRIVATE FARM IN MIDDLETOWN at door. SIM per month plus utilities. Located In center of Red Bank Busi- LEAVES LEAVES LEAVES River & Surf Club PAtrURX LAND FOR GRAZING. ness district but they are falling from beautiful tached garage. Large pool. Carpeting. Call 671-5252. • Central Air Conditioning ALPINE MANOR HOTEL oak. Hickory, dogwood and, beech Alt situated on a very private half acre. Apartments 741-2382 O N E.B IDROOM APARTMENT — ' • Belt Service iQlevator trees onto a one acre lot with charm* Can't poMibly last. Asking *U,m and Dishwasher, washer, dryer, heat, air • Private Parking Space Special oft season rates. Hotel rooma Ing flvcbedroom, 2tt-bath air con* anxious for offers. conditioning, pool and beach. Colonial • Complete Janitorial Service With maid service. $20 tteek. Motel dltloned Colonial. Best buy In Colts THE KIRWAN CO., Realtors Oni and two-bedroom apartmtnti Arms Apartments, 1201 Ocean Ave., sea • Individual Thermostatically Con- rooms, $35 week and up. 1 Portland Neck at $57,900. ILLMBN8&E AOEN- Airport Plaza Hazlet 264-7200 In modern building. Air conditioned, Bright. Bee Supt. trolled Heat Rd., Highlands. 872-1773. CY, Realtor, Rt. 34, Colts Neck. HOWBLL —110,090. Custom C»pe. Four scienct kMchtns, IT&5 a month up. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Furnished • Wall-to-WaU Carpeting RED BANK — Room for gentleman. large bedrooms, family slz« kitchen MINIATURE SCHNAUZER PUPS - four rooms, high on waterfront, gra- Call between 12*1 or n-7 p.m. aluminum stormn-serfrenB. Overalrcd Champion sired. Pepper and tait Dock- cious living, spacious grounds, priva- 54 Broad Street Red Bank 741-5392. TOWER HILL lot. Fenced In yard. Convenient tc* ev- ed, cropped, shots, stud service also erythlnjr. FHA. VA term§. THE BERG Resident Manager cy. Immediate occupancy. 291-3014 or Call for appointment to Impact FREEHOLD — Room. TV, private en. Red Bank Ranch. Three bedrooms, ACHSNCT. Realtor. Rt 35 and Sunset available. 1 741-549!) trance. Also one room with kitchen two tiled butha, large living room Ave.. Wanamatsa. S21JMM. PROFBBBIONAI. GROOMING — All 747-1100 Also, one efficiency. 462-1231. with Hreplace .dining room, e»Hn 222-8309 breeds. Pick up and delivery service. LONG BRANCH — Unfurnished, new JODERN AIR CONDITIONED OP- kitchen. Central air conditioning. Hot Also AKO registered puppies for lale. one-bed room garden apartment, carpet, 'ICES — Reasonable. 30 Linden PI., FURNISHED ROOMS — Clean, warm, water heat. Plaster walla two-car cd. J175 per month. Corner of Long ted Bank. Phene 747-3>aO. garage. Heavily treed. First princ- APARTMENTS All allei and ages. Seven nays a week Branch & Atlantic Ave. Days 222-D4M. __ IRE HOTEL KEANSBURG from a «.m. to fp.m. Call l«T*82Oi_ _ Evea. 229-8T42. OFFICE SPACE — Ideal (or attorney, ipal with f39.900 gets It. Call 747* etc. Inquire at Jewel Chest, 680 Hwy 35 II " 787-0057 I87-M64 07BT. Sundays 741-6029. TWO RARE AND LARQB TROPICAL SEA BRIGHT — Efficiency aptfl. UtHl. Hazlet. 201 0101. LAROE ROOM — With shower. First FISH — Astronotus ocellatus (Os- Has nald. Ocean and rtver view. No floor. Print* entrance. Call 747-1041. cars) 9" and 12". Must sell. |7B. nets. '$1$15E0 mo. plus security. No lease. LAKOE BTORE — Middle Rd. and Lau ft-4 p.m. 4-8 p.m. tm»m. FLORIDA CALLING! RED BANK, NEW JERSEY Call 787-8(24. 842-9007"". 291-2375. rel Ave. Commercial or Drnrpn.iiona erty. Act now! ED. OONWAY. Realty use. Reasonable rent. 264 Now Is the time to buy that home. DACHSHUND PUPPIES — AKC RED BANK — On the river. One bed. Inc.. 2731 Oakland Fk. Blvd.. FL registered and pedigreed. Red. Male, room apartment. Bodman Arms. PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE — GARAGES FOR RENT apartment, duplex or Ineoras prop* »96; Female, $100. ^22-1668. 741-0518. 3672 aq. ft. ot prlmo ofrlco space In pro. Lauderdale, tit. fesBlonal zone or Red Bank. Occupancy Thf>re'« a IRISH SETTER PUPPIES — AKO FURNISHED — Three large apart, approximately Dec. 1, 1070. Will deco. HED BANK — Large garage. 20x21 cc. PAIR HAVEN — JDxecutlve'8 home. registered. Excellent pedigree menttf. Twin Light Hotel, Shrewsbury rate and partition to suit. Attractive ment bulldlnjr. Good for storage or Two-story, all custom built. Large foy- ready market for 671-3385. Aye. Highlands. 872-9738. 872-1GOO. long term lease available. Call HOW many uies. "* er. Five bedrooms. 2V» batlm, threhree fire- POODLE — Ppckat toy. BiacK. Male. WEST END —2\'t rooms furnished, effi- AltD B. DEXTKR AS3OC.1. 747-2701. places, den with beamed cellllingi , ddeco- gcvlf clubs •and Champion stock. AKC. Six weeks. ciency, tile bath, yearly or monthly, 400 rator designed kitchen anandd dinettei , full Call 797-3312. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE base menu Air conditioningcditii . o+W .porting Ocean Blvd. 222-8^33 n- "1 -vr~ HOUSES FOR RENT WHAT AN OFFER! ! "l """. KBANSBURG — Five-room apartment. HOUSES FOR SALE equipment. Your poodle may be groomed FREE. Heat, hot water, g;.a turn eie.....~ ...... For ONE FULL YEAH. CANINE GQL. ecLJlpO. Call 787-8036. to 1330 Per Month Find your cash LEOE INC. OE Long Branch will have a THE nKuj AQEKCT drawing Dec. 1. Have your pocdle SUBLET; RED" BANK — Luxury, Mlaolilowo RUMSON f roomed at our special pries of *7 P8 s«. one-boriroom apartment In hi Eh rise 611-1000 You made me what I am today, I buyer with a hope you're satisfied. A miscarriage, Twcon the 3rd and 30th of Nov. YOU building on river. Swimming pool, TWO BEDIIOOMB — Living room, din CHARMIKO CAPE • Central Heating and Air conditioning row-co»t may be the lucky winner. For an ap. sauna rootnn, boat marina and ga- Ing room, now kitchen. Security, refer. H there ever wan one. but give credit close to Fair Haven elementary tchool. polntment, call 229-8933. rages on premised. 24 hour door-man, ence« lease. 5225 per month plus utll' where credit la dut. Money was spent Three larae bedrooms, two bauii, huge Available at reduced rate from Jan. ties. CROWELL AQENCY, 74I-4031. an if going out oT style. Having fight country kitchen and family room. Two • 3 Bathrooms In AH Apartments AKaCOLLIES — Breeder overstocked 1 through Aug. 31, 1971. Then nt bedrooms, five full baths. Hires pow- flrpplaccB. Two-car garajte. Private must aell o months old male, all shota, UHiial leano rates If denlrctl. Call ove- 1.0NQ BRANCH — Two.bedroom home der rooms. By the way. Master bath- yard. Munt see to hell eve. 138.700. THE • 3 Private Entrances In All Apartments DAILY REGISTER wormed. Alto adult collies. Reasonable. nlnea between 0 and 11 p.m., and on near shopping nnd conveniences. $22,' room has double nlnkn, double show- SWEENEY AGENCY, 1034 Ocean Ave. 239-0038. weekends, 842-5418. jwrmonth. 493-3227. ers, .HUM. and whirlpool bathi. and Rfi Hrifht. 842-14&2. CLASSIFIED AD. thnre's plenty more. It you can't • Free Cooking Gas Son-Site Parking OROQMINO SPECIAL THKEE ROOMS — Furnished or unfur- 2 3 and 4-I1BDROOM HOMES afford one quarter of a million doi- HOLMDEL — Custom Built FUnch On CALL At CANINE COLLEGE INC., In Long nished, Red Bank. Cnll laro. don't go away mad. jimt »cram. three acres with varied typn fruit trees. • Individual Panelled Recreation Room Branch you can have »ur toy or 741-2830 Two bedrooms and bath. Living room miniature poodle groomea for only HASSINGER & 10x13. Kitchen lflxifl. Oameroom 36x13, • Automatic Washer/Dryer and Dishwasher 741-6900 $7.98 throughout the fall and winter TWO-ISKMOOM APARTMENT — Fur- WIDE SKLKCTION OF RKKTALB —1 monhtfr. ThU offer Includei H com* nished. Until Mny 31sl. No pels. J150 per Furnished and unfurnished. Irnmed - plus full heated basement plete Job, your choice of any stylo and1 month PIUB heat. 842-27DS. ate occupancy, SAMUEL 'TEIOnKF GLAZEBROOAZEBR K Minutti to Garden SUU P*rkw«y our extra touch to plean you and your AOENCY, Oceanport Ave. Oceanpo: REALTORS Convenient to New York pel. Call today for an appointment. RKD BANK — Three-room apartment. 61.3500 Ilumson Hwyr3B,bcornef»rMlddli>town'67i-2tMtO H04933 or 229-7711. "Reference --". Security"- "••" No pels. 25 Wil- 105 E. River ltd. IJNCROFT •— Three-bedroom ranch on I St."' . Re""edBankd I . LARQE F.VK.BBDnOOH IIOUBK. — good size lot with plenty of shade trem Lovely grounds. Freehold arm. Write to 842-5880 Full unnrmrnt, carport and tool shed. ONE AND TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS Ilox Y-147. The Bailiiy'~Iteglster: • , Ke"-•i• HOLMDEL Munt nee to appreciate. Priced at llnnk. COUNTRY WOODS J2«,f)00. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY KBYPOHT"—- Kor rent or njTlc.' Two lively four-bedroom EnRllHh Tudor AI-LAITVE-FAIIROW AGENCY ballroom rnnoh. Ncnr cliurch, itctiools( mi r rounded by Urge stately trren. Uyvy. 3ft, aCornem. MMdlctOwn f»7l-:5P0 nl)oni>hiK, tnumiiortnllon to Nownrk ntv Huge family room. Two flrcplncea. N.Y. No petHp . Uetcrcncen. Call before t 2% liattts. Tanterully decorated. Two- J23.OOO LITTLB PILVJCR CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY zone central nir (-ondlliorilng. Many IvOvely thrre.hedroom, two-story home. 204-7547. extra*. W, profcnfllonally landKcaped Formal dining ronin, l'ii hnthn, rnclosfd KBANsnuila — Five-room, two-lie^ • crpn. Two mlrnitpn lo iiarkwuy. nun porch, hut wntrr hrnt, trre shaded A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI room holme. Unfurnished. Htoi-nKe attl b F. ZKM.MHa.Roaltor. fHfl-U43. lot. AaSiime FHA R»i annual percent Ilaohynrd. Near benrh, trannportatlon rale mortgago. $UR |.«r month Includes scliools. «1W> mo. •IMMM HOLMDEL ""* THIB KIRWAN CO. mis is an LINCnOPT Tliree-betlroom, Ha-l»nlli "p'lt lrvi 7& Newman BprlnKa Rd. Ited Bank Adding Machlnes-Typewrttm General Contractor* Two-cur ganiRC, rciircatlnn root HOLLAND RID&E Pearl and Bead Rcstrlnglng wftnlicr, ilryor Rinl rpfrlecrntn Imllvldtially dealgncd honipn. 3-4-S-6 IJTTLE BlLVBR ~ Sale M9.000 (Liber, AIJD1NG MACHINES - Typjjrltjri Kurnlnlipd $325, iinfurnlBhod J^Yfi. Irn hod rooms. Immediate occupancy, 671- fit flnnnnlnR^ or rent S3VI monthly. •oTyfar old fltunca ranch kitchen, iwocnr garsie. 1 'i hathn VISIT HILLTOP TERRACE THIS WEEKEND book easss. «to. Fre« estimates. nnimalLlEB' M Broad ut.. Red TlIRElC-IlJIiDnoOM 1IOUSB — Year with Urgn living room, dining room, porcli, extras. Wirltf Si. nrren, 201 Diamonds Bought or Bestyled lesse. Recurlty and referencefl. 1425 p kitchen, thr«« good *\7t> licdroom*. Open Dally and W..k.nd» II Noon to 6.30 mud room «nd nail. On "ii-tcre. Klre- Usrdner, New Ixmrton, Conn. o*3vo. mo. Cull 402T4BI). (Cloud Thursday) l^t us buy th* diamonds you don't i>liion In living room, l'trndncapfed with MlDDLUToWM- Three-he (.room w«ar or l«t Us nstyla them for you Roofing, Siding & Insolation Plumbing and nesting liouaniFoiTiVtiNTfi iw MT Hhnilfl and fruit trees. Many extras, lit- irsonally. IUu«sllle»'. 38 Broad 81. dletown Twp. CnlV l nfter Q p.mii. , iltimil t<> i'WMXt ranch situated on beautifully inndneaped BWl2Ofl& AlL acre. Wall-to-wall carnetln|[. 23l21 llv- OI.SON OO. — ROOPINO AND CORRIGAWS ALIiAlUW-f AllllWW Aur^j^v-x Inir room. Many annllancei included. General Contractors HI I >I NCI. Instaltrd and '(uarintaed iru^Tcr Itfd Hank i-M 301 Spring St., R«d Sink, N. J. Phone 741-3306 *ps, ildtwftDd, patio odd ions. UOHT HAULING — Cellar", PLUMBING . Hearing. nay. MM. 1IAIIRH RHAI. EsTATK, i trnn, Low tux, «ai*k wllii rompletn prlvary sntl fcl-i- «»i«im»t"»im * rates. Ma-ftns, TnM rsgea clnancd up, B*rse vstlma llnv Ave. and mrnmliunt Lnno IUR*1 I'llnclpal" only. rdon. A hnunr tn t-« dltcoverrd, $43,000, "OtRtCTIONSONS:: CuH.CirH.-ni SliU P.rk.iPN AND AftSCC . Ntmtua Sprln5prl«|>n M.Rd., . Mnlshst"'-t" I*s '«ui (Bnu'*"d St.** . Ut•*. 3»)* . Ia""n" 1 * llnr*' t , addltlous, repairs, new ttomes. Wt rllAIlMINd — Two-bedroom, , ,, . .- wny. CIIIB thri*-i>minKnn 40 W. Illver Ita., Hump>on. 7*7- bt-Kkifc rifluke^ y MP,*. , IlM l« wa (BraMk An.|, Mt to hrk I tin tilt, whale lob. 222I)]74. Painting and Decorating Sewnr Trenching and Tudor, dlnltn room, romode i«l hllcli' fly and prlvat* backyard, oAnrB —nuii.bBR nroplto*. larage, lots of attio «lora« OR. SMIUI M M. St if », » to rinknty " pl«u ho ants OAKI, B7 JONKB J- i'alnllm and Installation Work. PtirnlKlmd or unfurnlshpil. Avaltablij u |?ons, .d wallpaperlnn. ruw Jn|Ut«d. Tor lr« III Mav II. 10711. . J2I1Br-'OT', CalCull MrsMr".. NIlBONllnoi' eitlmaus, nail an-Snft- WM,Knit». wAlWALKEIt. . Jlealtora, 74 M12. 20 THE DAILY BED SANK • MTDDLCTOWN, N. J.» JRRJDA.Y, NOVEMBER 13, V/1Q HOUSES FOE SALE HOUSES FOE SALE HOUSES FOB 8A1K BOUSES SAXB BOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES UiX. HWSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOB W MonvEteh. CHRtSTMAS SPECIAL LINCROFT COLTS NKK VERMONT IN APPLfiBROOK B6AUTY Ullty rooSn'ath, gar»«e;anda. Oatlier around the trea In this ft- Spmcloa* tad beautiful ruicb on Five-bedroom.. 214-bath Colonial. Sen Btocrbrook «ettln«. "Ble old, Uirae-bwJroom ranch city water and. aewara *}*$»• ipinUc suns room. Immaculate woodoct lot. Three bedrooms, 1H J OO»*NTY7 '1w«m"' deacrtbea. our i;fi0m«r lot vrnb ataade trees. INS? baUu, Hrepla.ce. paneled 4en, Large and came room on f trot - level. Alao tfoM room, aeparate dlDlnx fhreôtedroom ranch. Centrally air GROWING PA rooms,1 Full basement. Running brooK, large llundrjroom. Air conditioned. Believe It or not) You would roetr conditioned. Many, many extras Nicely lwd»caped lot with brook at JS^S^^^ââleôia MDoard hot .water hut. fun nice" u landscaping, will not last at you jrere In Vermont. A fareit of tteee and »hrub». ttaturinl lMs den, (More Classified Ads Included. Quiet location. Must Bee to rear property Hne. Adlaoent farm pro- {reei. A gorseous lake ablate wltb __.. attagbed two*car garage. appreciate. Asking only $32,000. Me. Five-bedroom home ID Rum* vides privacy. City water, sewer, breaktact e.loove, formal audns room,: B.8OO itLMKNBBE AGENCY Real- a&TBR AOErfijy, Realtor, 109 E. the colon of /all. Two acrea \ of wooden mantled ferlek fireplace; Oc- RL 31, ColU Neck. 4823172. Og The Next Page) son 23' living room with MIDDLEtOWN raj. A Kal buy at J38.900. ILL- auperb orivaxy anil: ujiueu&l ruitle cupancy fan. 31 and aaeumable VA IJKr Rd.. Rumaon. M2-1894. fireplace, dining room, eat- Beautiful Colonial home, Four bed- SlBNSEK AOENCY, Realtor, Rt. 31 envlronemnt. Flihlnr and akatlnf -mortcaf e. payment 1280. A rare gem. MUHJLETOWN COLONIAL — In _bu»l- in kitchen, ncreened porch, rooms, 2'A baths. AH rooms are O»H« Neck. 492-3172. without let,vlnr your property. Tbe gs.500 PAUL P. BOVA, Realtor 671. n*s» area. Excellent for home and busi- full basement. Asking $37,- exceptionally large. Appliances and home U. CoHmlal. busredtble at »100,- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE ness. Three bedrooms, living room, din- 600. wall-to-wall carpeting included. Fire- EATONTOWN — $.4,900. Ouatom brick In* room, den. kitchen, TV room. place In* living roam. Full basement. home. Throe master bedroonom. Rca] KEA.N8BURO — Excellent atarter or 128.000 EDWIN S. STARK, Realtor, 261. Two-car RE rage, lively setting next fireplace In HvUyt room. Formal dinlns °°°'RUSSELi M, BORUS retfrement liome. No down to QuaUfted 033i Eves. 87HBT4. ' A. FRED MAFFEO to large farm. Asking $50,600. room, large kitchen, large dry base. VA.ouyer, near eboppins.ana trani- RiantRian . Aluminum storms-scree Over REALTORS yortaUon, three bedroond, J17.9W). KD- UNCKOFT — Split level, three bed- REALTOR sizizeed lot. FHA. VVA iema. Q •06 River Rd. Fair Haven WlN B. ffTARK, Realtor7M4-<«13- Ev.«. rooms, bath, recreation room. ,$29,000, JOSEPH AGENCYAGGENCE Y , RlRealtort , -• ~ EDWIN H. MARTIN, Broker. W2-6220. 569 River Rd. Fair Haven Ave,Av . WaaamasBa. AIIDDLKTOWN — Split level. Three bedrooms l]/i baths. Recreation room. 741-9333 HOUSES FOR SALE On one acre ground. 671-1364. ^^_ MIRANTI HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Realtors-Insurers Member or Multiple Listing Service Realtors HOUSES FOR SALE 28 Riverside Ave. MONMOUTH COUNTY RIvervlew TOwer» Red Bank 20 acre horse farm. Beautiful 200 747-9300 year old restored center hall Colo- nial. Huge Colonial fireplace In Itv- MIDDU0TOWN RANCH — Full blue- Attention ing room. Four large bedrooms (two ment attached garage. Three bedrooms, I HERE 5 BEDROOM RANCH OAK Hill! $52,900.00 with fireplaces). 20x40 In-ground pool, Nestled amidst on arm/ of stately db All Dolls two barns with 15 box a tails plus situated on dead end itreet on deep lof with fenced Inoroimd pool hi RUMSOH good outbuildings fencing. Nice coun- trees on a quolnt ucludid ttreet. ,' back. Raited hearth'fireplace In living room, panelled den and lorae try surroundings. $129,900. ILL.MKN- covered I screened In flagstone patio. A aood buy for the large family! SEE AGENCY, Realtor, RL 34, Colt* Attnctive iplit level in « molt desirable location. 28x15 Brlns your family to sea 1h« ot- Neck 462-3172. HOUSES FOR SALE .Each home with a distinctive troctivt playhouse which odfolns character all of Its own. living room with fireplace., Full dining room. Delightful den the equally pretty three-bedroom HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL ...... :. $4,500.00 True reproductions of yesteryear out with many window!. Three bedroomi and three baths. Cen- ranch horn* on Blossom Lone. Your HOUSES FOR SALE filled with today's modern eeh- family con enloy active games In GRACIOUS I WEEKEND SPECIAL! trally lir conditioned. Wired for burglar alarm. Two car completely finished basement. S3I, SHOWCASE attached cjarage. Wall to wall carpeting. Asking $54,900. 500. COLONIAL LESS THAN 1 YR, OLD! ,._... $25,000.00 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS HOME Ideal location, walk to bus, train, Just like new. W/V/ corpetjng In every, room,' 4 large beit/aerilt,-. V/i baths; City «ewer». Best valun In Monmouth County. Khool or shopping. THE DOWSTRA AGENCY Situated In a grant hemlock forest, Four bedroom, two baft, living Realtors 40' above secluded Shadow Lake. '"' WATERFRdriT i room, dining room, kitchen and Sound like Maine or Vermont? cus- DON'T DELAY! CALL US TODAY! 91 E. Front St. Red Bonk $43,900 Charming home In a lovely area. Beautiful treei and jhrubi. den. Screened sleeping porch off tom designed Colonial. Three bedrooms, J'/i batns, den, two fire- 741-8700 master bedroom overlooking places. Two acres designed 'or FIV* bedroom Now 9pm 1 to 5, >tvn days a wttk. Living room, dining room, kitchen, 4 bedroomi, 2'A bathi, Sondy Bay and N- Y. skyline. minimum maintenance. Profes- Colonial.. „ $49,900 2-ear garage, baiement and tundeclc. All in excellent con- Third floor studio. Ideal for hi- sionally decorated and landscaped. Truly one of a kind. Asking $100400. THREE ©RAND NEW law apartment or ploy area, dition end with many extra features. Transferred owner $38,500 : : HOMES FHA approved. Ct1y water and [cJGUincv 'âtlcs $44,900. . ' • ' ' ' '• ': ; '• \ ' , . •'• sewers. Low taxes. $24,300. THE DOWSTRA AGENCY Just listed and waiting tor the young .'. Realtors ramRy to move In and enjoy. All ArCttiUluc* are mrefrbedroom, Ift-bath homes 91 E. Front St. Red Bank and eocti hos a family room, slate BAHRS 741-8700 : REALTORS foyer, and many trees. One split WILLOW level and two ranches, each offered REAL ESTATE • • Directly eppeilie Kins Jorne* Nursliti Home formerly-"The Low Agency" at JM.50O. 75% mortgage! avail- 1 STEAMBOAT LANE able to qualified buyers. POND 500 HWY. 36 872-0001 HIGHLANDS BODMAN PARK —» Is your back- HIGHLANDS. N. J. 434 RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVIM yard In this exceptional value? MEMBER OF 2 MULTIPLE LISTINGS 872-1600 (rt UTTLI SILVER 741-1200 Three or four-bedroom split level RED BANK •nd NORTHERN MONMOUTH 741-4477 within walking distance to shopping, (off Bronco Avinue) schools, transportation. Available for only J31,SH. SWEEPING VIEW — Of Swimming River Reservoir — The ultimate In GARDENER'S PARADISE retirement living. Unusually beauti- Close to snooping, scnool and trans- AGENCY ful landscaping, on over an acre of portation. Four bedroom two both many, many specimen trees. This Rancntr boasting spacious living owl Realtor two-bedroom, two-bath ranch home, dining rooms, cheerful eat-In kitchen complete with a 20x26 brick terrace, wltn dishwasher! huge basement and 733 RIVER TID- FAIR HAVEN Is available at only 159,000. garttge. > S34.5O0. inquire today. ALL THROUGH SAVE $$$. Only $37,500 WE USE WHY is Multiple Listing HOWARD DEXTER Illness forces sole well below op- pratoal. Arlstooratlc 7 room Fair "HOUYTriB ASSOC, INC., Realtor Haven Colonial accessible to Nave- 21 EAST FRONT ST., RED BANK sink River. Modern kitchen with HOME FINDER" . . 7472701 color coordinated wall oven, dish- FREE COMPUTER SERVICE washer and refrigerator. 2Vi. ceramic the most effective method tiled baths, 3 or A bedrooms. Tree- shaded lawn. If you like the charm 6 BEDROOMS RUMSON BEAUTY • of yesterday combined ' wtth today's conveniences — see tills I Excellent CITY SEWERS iganca and spaciousness key* condition and location. Early poses- OPEN HOUSE slon can be arranged. Call now. of LISTING and notes this delightful family I Nice Red Bank neighborhood. home. 5 large* bedrooms, 4'/i- S-P-R-E-A-D O-U-T! • ' . , SATURDAY — 2 to 4 P.M. SpacloVs Indoors and out I 20'x featured In this at- $39,900 tractive Colonial. Fireplace, over- I acres, of rolling grounds. Three WATERFRONT — Spodous five- | slnd dining room, etrtln kitchen, bedrooms, 2'/i baths, fireplace, pplebrook Agency yeor-old home featuring four up- den, plus game room, basement and [ I dining room, huge basement- Local Realtor, stolrs bedrooms, 2VS bottn, entry I | three-car garage. Coll today. foyer. Separate dining room, pan- I gameroom with lavatory, car. Holly can do It. 112 AVE. OF TWO RIVERS RUMSON .'. eled family room and two-car ga- I peting, screened rear porch. At. rage. Call today. I tached two-car garage. Best buy 842*2900 .. $31,000 &A/ I in Rumion. Only $54,000. RUMSON — Tremendous value Is REALTORS - yours In this custom Cape with CALL TODAY A Member of Master sized bedrooms, large liv- agency -*• ing room, separate dining' room, HA Prospect Ave. Uttta SUrar unusual kitchen, two baths and 741-4500 842-4200 garage. Low taxes. Dial now. Let Holly do It. HOLMDEL... LAKE VIEW ON THE COVE RED BANK MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE

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741-4500 Flve-and six-bedroom Colonials with beautiful Sltodow Lake available to all. Inspection at your convenience by appointment. IS YOUR HOME 100 feet west of Half Mile Rd. on W. Front St., Mkjdlelown How Offered by: HOWARD DEXTER ASSOC., INC., Realtor to Settle for 21 EAST FRONT STREET RED BANK FOR SALE? 747-2701 less house than you had We have the buyers This itylltli English Tudor !« a unique bams offering in mind. from the Holmdel area. Available for immediatei'oc^ cupancy or duplication on one of the tract's varied There's really nothing to it lob. Interior layout which rivals the exterior design.- Just go out by yourself and Just a few listed below A high quality Home in a low tax area. look and look, till you have no^ REALTORS time or energy to look any more. By then you'll MIDDLETOWN COLONIAL 1. FAMILY A , $70,000 Ready to move Into, this new Colonial only tVz years old. Owners be ready to take the Iransferred. Three large bedrooms, 2V> baths, game room with raised 1 first house that's almost hearth fireplace, vrall-to-vrall carpeting In living room, dining room, From New York State. Require four bedrooms, 2 /* baths. Colonial right. Two bedrooms, instead stairs and master bedroom. Full basement and two-car garage. On a of three. Or a not quite big large landscaped lot with trees. Come and see us. 148,300. Style Home. $30,000 Range. . • enough kitchen. How can you TRY AND DUPLICATE THIS BUY help it? Get one of our Three-bedroom Dutch Colonlol surrounded by beautiful trees. Large living room, dining room, newly modernized kitchen and tiled bath. Hardwood 2. FAMILY B experts to help. floors. Paneled basement and two-car oarage. A best buy . . . $75,000. • •• Requires waterfront home or one with water view. Rumson or At- We're Realtors. We work in CUSTOM BUILT CAPE COD your best interest, because Beautiful four-bedroom Cap*. Two ceromlc tiled bams, large living room lantic Highlands. we're pledged to a strict code with flrepioce, formal dining room, eat-in kitchen, paneled oome room with bar. Extra large closets throughout house. Central air conditioning. of ethics. We'll ask you what And a two-ear garage. All on a beautiful secluded lot. 148,000. you need and what you'd 3. FAMILY C like. Then find it for you. HOLMDEL And even help you find From Bergen County. Requires 2 to 3 bedrooms. Red Bank-Mid- hard-to-come-by mortgage RT. 35 AT PALMER AVE. OPEN 7 DAYS 471-3311 money. dletown area. To $35,000. • So when you're ready to make the biggest investment you're ever likely to make, 4. FAMILY D doesn't it make THE STEPHENS AGENCY, INC. From Illinois. Requires 4 bedrooms, dining room or-large eat-jri sense to use our professional help? OFFERS IN kitchen. Trees. $45,000. At attractive at ft is new is this colonial ranc'h Your Realtor® MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP 5. FAMILY E an acre «nd a quarter of baautiful Colts Nock aj a' Somebody good to From South Orange. Requires three bedrooms, 2 baths, dining setting. Tfiis three bedroom spacious and totally h&v* working for you COUNTRY CLUB CAPE $27,900 room, family room. Privacy. To $40,000. elftctric home is loaded with extras and a product of' .lusl mlnulcs rrom Red Bank, 4 good sl;e bedroomi, 150' cyclone fenced ona of tho area's very finesit builders, '- A Rualfor is a pro- landscaped lot, huge brick (Ire place In living room, aluminum storms fessional In real ond screens., Only 3 /ran old. Owner transferred. FHA/VA and con- • stftt* who «ub- ventional financing ovollable. Call /8/-75O0. 6. FAMILY F $59,900 t tcrib«f to a strict Cod* of Ethics as SHORE CREST SPLIT From Connecticut. Requires raised ranch, in good area. Vz to 1 Call or wrlla for a Complementary Copy of our A m am bar of 4ri n $31,500 acre. Playroom on main floor. $50,000. . • local And »tnto Iffcol locotlon (or comrnutnr buyer. Minutes from Red Bonk. Features HOMES & SITES BROCHURE boards and of thn 2 full IHIIIU, four tjRdroomi, 19' (Inn, hoi water baseboard heat. Garage, A umpllng of Naw and Raiala Hornai NM Nations) Associa- rilus cllv seweis. Wnlk !r> nrodp school. Mony additional features. Own- m « HKiWMftHH tion of Rail Eitat* nr anxloui. Moke ollrr. Coll 71/-/100. Boards. You enn MLS 'rvcognlia him by this t«al. Highway 36 and East Road RAY STILLMAIM, REALTOR Mullaney Realty Northern Monmouth BELFORD, NEW JERSEY "OUR 52nd YEAR" Realtor * Member Both Multiple Listing Services 8 Tlndall Rd. (Roberta Building) MMdletown Multiple Listing Service Ronltori Multiple* lilting (M»mb«r 648 Hwy. 35, Shrewsbury 741 -8600 671-5151 -Titt DAILY hmiSTFA, BED BANK • MIDDLETOWM, tt J.i FBTOAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1970 I F0» JWJB HOUSE* Ft* LCGAL N0TICE8_ •I. « Poem by «K_ad«n« PuiMe Byroo <4»VWdl ANNOUNCING By Con Goodmaa . ' 7 s. American 44 Funnel Punmat to the order of LOUIS R. AI- ACROSS 40 Hostel Indian shaped NORTH SATE mouth, IM» day made, on-(he appli- 1 Principal 41 Oozed cation of the undersigned, Theodore D. 8 Perfect quoit flower Pacaone Sole executor ot the eetate o( player 43 Shade tree the said Irene O. Sherman deceased, no- shot 46 Delict tice ta hereby given to the creditor* of 5 Plant life 44 Chief HOLMDEL eaid deceased to present to the laid Bole S Fall flower 47Worlutoop- Wooded Kxecutor their claims under oath within 10 Landed executive: lONon- ' abbr. >!x months from thts date. 14 Italian abbr. Ideation: line Rd. at HolmdeJ-Keyport Rd. liiud November 4th. 1870 professional 49 Plant THEODORE D. PABBONg, money 45 Chemical It Fax Hill Drive. 11 Sites believed ta • Building sites 1 • 2 acres Little Silver, New Jeriey 15 Hindu compound cause forget- 07735 12 Notion Architect'* service available -, • Executor queens 46 Snoop 13 Gull f illness Meter*. Parsonrf, Canxona, Blair* Warren. 16 Style 47 Cautious 21 Audience 50 Fiction, for WWaUacf gtreet,. • 48 Bakery Red Bank, Hew Jeney 077111 17 Common • 23 Saltpeter butane* HAROLD E. HARRfSON Attorney! ancestor products Nov. 13, 20 (14.0$ 25Purpo« • 51 Acerb Builder 18 Praying 50 Mike's 26 French cup 52 On the figure ° partner •filial 53I-42S6 or 531-1207 NOTICK TO BIDDERS 27 Climbing abeltered Notice Is hereby given that sealed bid 19 Genus of 51 Tick proposals will fre received by the Bunt- plant* side BOUSES FOR SALE I ness Administrator of the City of Long maple 54 Trailing HOUSES FOR SALE Branch, New Jersey, en Tuesday, No- 28 Civ-t-like 53 First wn vember 24. 1970. ai 8:00 P.M., pre- 20 Perfume flower 54Siteoftti« 0N Prime living vicinity. vailing'time nt the regular Council animal ,_Bpa„ t '. Llvini room na< a OAK HILL COLONIAL SPLIT meeting to be held on that date at the yielded by 58 Turkish 29 Seal Taj Mahal 1 ixlrejriaceilrejt , formal dining room, elec- City Hall. 344 Broadway, In the City, of certain SStrfc- kitchen,, game rooni, three btd- Brand new with four bedrooms, three Long Branch, Momnouth County, New regiment 31 French river 55 Watch over g*oom«. one bath and two titlf-baths. baths, two full fireplaces, paneled Jersey, and opened Immediately there- plants 59 "It takes two j i&'ull Dajement. Hot air oil jieat. At- family room, full basement. Fully after, for supplying of disposal facilities 32—sanctum 58 Pigmented IKucneirtwiMar ia»te. Over y, acre landscaped one acre site. Assume for garbage, trash, refuse, coming from 22 Plant root to-" ilot. IM.OOO. f3S,O6O mortgage at 8^H8Q0O within the territorial limits of the City 33 Heartsease layer oftfw of Long Branch, In strict accordance used in 61 Firn tUMSON — Jnter«sUn» Cap« Cod. with the specifications on file tn the of- 35 Angry irij jBJPlreplace In livlni room, rtlnlnj room. APPLBBftOOK AGENCY flceof the Business Administrator. medicines 62 Check SSleSric *ltflren, rour bedrooms, two Realtor! NURSING CARE LEADERS MEET— New Jersey Nursing Home Allocation pres- 36 Energy 57 Soothsayer gbatBe. full benenwDt. Hot-air oil 850 Hwy. 35 Any person, firm, or corporation de- 24 Shropshire 63 Those who j_)ieatt. Attaehed^ne-caAttaehtdoii r garage. Ample Mlddletown aWn|ôt«ubmit,a bM .hall, be.requlrtd 38 Dormouse 00 Gain ani». 131,000, MORTGAGE ASSUMPTION — Three ident Eugene) J. friedman, Tight, 4vf Toms River and past president Arthur R. avail them- large bedrooms, living room with fire- 25 Eagle's nest selves of a HAVXI* — Inviting ictued place, full dining roo~m, Kitchen, den Corneliuson, left, of Monmouth Beach chat with N. J. Institutrons & Agencies' Solatia* w Frid)iy'» Ranch. Living room hai a recreatio' n room. 90x100 fenced lot. only 26Kindoflily service - .!«. «Hnlng room,' electric kltch- M.so, o "to assume -xlitlnexlatl g mortgage at Did proposal. > t Commissioner Lloyd W. McCorlcIt «t NJNHA't annual convention in Trenton. ;n, three bedrooms, .one bath Full low Interest rale. 527,1527,500. . EDWIN 3_. All pertinent document" can be ob- _ 29 Evergreen 64 Arrow naaa —n«Bt irim game room. Hot air STARK, Realtor, 261-0333 Eves. 671- tained upon request from the office of MUM beat. Attached one-car garage 6974. jhe BuSne.. *AdmlnUtrator at Ml tree poisoning orpial plot 133,600. «»"»«<>• Broadway. Long Branch, N. J. munu A cerUf.eich.ik or 10* o. tt 30 Flower of 65 Sawbucks: mm nnrara LOTS AND ACREAGE .; f .Ji DENNIS K. BYRNE a mount of the fivr eace h bid u & guaran- Holland . si. naiia UPPER FREEHOLD TWP. — MOB,must accompany ciu- — — — — ISi BEALTOR-INSUROR mourn County. J» lertlle acrei cleared. 34 State 66 Bristles Small horae farm area. Approximately tee that the Wd2er wilan l acceptableater Into ea conPer- - Cancer Deaths Up HLJUUU l.Ult-: tract and' i "•hide u accepted. 35 Large fall 67 Hebrew iBJB West River Road Rumson 700" road Irontage. 41500 per acre. formance i shall be a certlfi- "|> Phone 842-1150 Terms available. lLLHENSEK AOKN- cat* from irety Bonding Company flower month HPini;_ CY, Realtor, Rt. 34, coiti Keck. 492- agreeing to furnl»• *i the City of Long MEMBER MULTIPLE 3172. , Branch, If awarded he Contract, with a 36 Two Gentle' DOWN 3raininn r.nnr>. IB! 125X175' CLEARED, TREED LOT — Performance Bond In accordance with men of — 1 European LISTING All utilities, Twlnbrooka area. Middle- By 19 in County ran no town. $12,900. 1 The City ot Long Branch reserves the 37 Envy, e.g. 2 Current 5t lOOxlOO TREED LOT — Belford. All right to reject any and all bids arid to SB! SACRIFICE realdentlal. all utilities. WS00. award the contract as may appear to be NEWARK,- Cancer deaths claiming the highest increase 38 Monkey 3 Sandarac i «J ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS _ Near PAUL P. BOVA, Realtor. for the best Interest of the city and to ,nn_iii ;Sp°enlc Drive. TbrM btdroomn, large award the Contract ba»ed upon alter, in Monmouth County in- of 64. 39 Little- tree jgUylDi WML. formal dining room. LOT — 50x100 307 Plnehurnt Dr.. nate bids as net forth and provided In IXlBaroed celling In llvtni and dining Matawan. (3.SO0 . Call L.ni. .weekdays, the Bid proposal and «peclrlcatlon». The creased by 19 in 1969, accord-' Ocean, County's increase Echo 4Typeofrose 'nnrarai nmnrani i.rt:tt»o*.r AD oaK..: floors. Assumabie City ol Ions BrSnch further reserve. lT mortgage. Owner bought a home In 48WM2. City of Ions Bf'nch further reseres ing to records released by the was 56. Hudson County claims iiaq nnriftO •vtykMdaT' Pleane call ftf an aonolnt- INVB8T'MBN1 T LOT -> Palmer Ave., the rlKht to hod all bid! for corwld- S went. Askina- $21,500. «""».•"• Holmdel, pposite Du-gran Inc. under irltlon for a period not to exceed thirty public health statistics pro- the highest rate ot decrease, hair acre. Price 14,300. Phone owner. M0> days from the date ol receiving I I • li |> |»TBir vT bldi. gram of the N.J. Department 128, during the one-year peri* w (71-3544. VINCENT J. MAZZA I 1E0NARD0 Biulneaa Admlolstrator of Health. od. 5 Locattd! In a lovely section. Split. CEMETERY LOTS Nov. 13 *"-7S * level. Three - bedrooms, two; baths In Monmputh County, there Cancei; was responsible for •Baa* mwm mmm mmm S Properly 129x241. LargLar—e gamcroom.- * FOUR PL were 843 cancer deaths in 19.1 per cent of all'the deaths J Hany extras. Ulht conidiUon. Will pay morlal Ga. . aewer aaeaMraent Call for appoint- No. 333, Good NOTICE , 1969 as compared to 824 in in the state in 1069. Statistics mmm mmm went,, AjMlng only I3S.W0. • JJotlc* U hereby given that lealed bids win be recelvef by tha B\unmn 1968. show that the highest in- Administrator of the City . of Long COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Branch, fl. J. for The increases throughout cidence occurred in the 45-64 •• •i THE rURChAsE OF THREE rj) • 4000 gQ. FT. BUILOINO — Need'of N the state during the year age group and more men than JJROOK AGENCY aome repairs. Excellent for light manu- J0 Co. Yd. SARKAOE COLLEC- facturing, storage, light assembling^ S4 TIOM TRUCK* AND THRBE I j> make cancer the second lead- women died of the disease as 17 Ser sq. ft. or (1S7000. EDWIN a. STARK' 2S Ou. Yd. -GARBAGE COLLBO- 11 ealtor. 284-0333. Eves. 871-0374. TION TRUCKS ing caase of death in New during the year. for the u»e of the Department of 3i iE FAIR HAVEN RANCH Public Work* ,of the City of Long Jersey as well as in the coun- Mnvenlent location. Fine paneled liv- REAL ESTATE WANTED Branch. N. J. try, reports the N.J. Division Bernard Wallach MM •M ing room and dining room. .Fireplace, ' Bids will be opened and read on thro loyely bedroomi. iill baaement DES1RB TO PURCHASE — S, 3 or 4. November 24, 1970. at 8:00 P.M., of the American Cancer Young World Wth.Hnlrted game nwm.i attached bedroom home, Aabury Park vicinity. Provalllng Time, at .the regular meet- •Mia LW" Miff"Irjtfr. I< I> PUt Any type or condition. Call H88-5387. Ing ot the Courjcll at the City Hall, Society. Wins Promotion Yl"fen..o ?.rd'''liang J&f ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Buyers 340 Broadway, Long,' Branch, N. J. : waiting. Member of two Uultlple List- Specifications and form of bid for Total cancer deaths in New Is in New AIR HAVEN COLONIAL Ing Services. CIIOWELL AQENOY, the proposed purchase of these trucks Jersey in 1969 were 12,941, With Kislak 4S one acre +. uving room with Realtors, 741-4(00. have been filed In the Office of the laee. Full dining room, family Business Administrator, City Ball while 12,897 died from cancer HOLMDEL — Bernard •| l. three large bedrooms. V£ COLTS NECK-HOLMDEL Annex, Long Branch. N. J., and may Quarters • • .thi, full btaentent, two-car at- be Inspected by prospective bidden in 1968. Wallach, 10 Overlook Drive, Cl or B We have ready qualified buyer*, aa during business hours. Bidders will ^ "***• " ' »PPO' tintnl. for fast efficient service, call 1. O. The increases occurred in DEAL - Young World has been promoted to assis- 51 1 ROCHE. Realtor, Rt. 31, Colts Neck. be furnished with a copy of the sa l l specifications by the Business Ad- 4*2-2741. Member If ultlple Listing ger- 14 counties and decreased in opened here on Norwood Ave. tant vice president of the •a* MM WATERBURY nca. ministrator upon proper notice. mmm•*- Bids must be made on the standard seven, with Union County 10 years ago as 3 neighbor- chain store-shopping center Proposal Forms In the manner dealg. AGENCY department at J. I. Kislak w •<•••*> •••»«" •"1. rl 1 U^mmmmmm mmwm WE CAN MULTIPLE LIST natcd therein as required by the hood accommodation shop, Realtor Insuror specifications; must be enclosed In •7" . 45 Yeari or Service YOUR HOME scaled envelopes bearing the name LEGAL NOTICES according to Mrs. Stanley Bealty Corp. , •2 Maple Ave. 747-3500 Red Bank Call today and flrei detalle and cash and address of the bidder and name Katz, the''owner. A member of the Kislak Or- mmim MM W**l 1 1 1 mW"mm ••N mmm Use "Holly, The Home Finder" price. STtRLIN5 THOMPSON * AS- of the work on the outside, addressed «• tcf the Business Administrator of the NOTICE TO CREDITORS Three years'later, the store ganization 21 years, Mr. Wall- HOL'MDEl SPLIT LEVEL City of Long' Branch, and must be . 510NMOUTH COUNTY m" 1 1 1 1 I" MM USTINQS Or BETTIR HOMIS — 8URR0OATE'8 COURT la Keaniburj • Mlddletown • Hazlat • accompanied by a certified check was enlarged to twice its orig- ach is a founder and sponsor Three bedrooms, 114 bathi, large Holmdel. The Smolfco Agency. 1g7-01CT. payable to the order of "City , of ESTATE OF LEON K1SLIN, »E. game room, separate laundry room, Long Branch" In the sum of not less CBABED. . • inal size. of the Walking Rare Blood city aeweri. within walking distance IN A HURRY TO SELL?— We buy than 10% of the amount of the bid Pursuant to the order of LOUIS H. AI. Named to Board Of Red Cross to schools, tranaporatlon and shop- homea for top dollar. Ask for Bob or and be delivered at the place and KINS, Surrogate of the County of Mon Last week, the store was Bank in the Baysh'ore area ping. 132,000. Shel. BOB BHELDON AGENCY. 557- on the hour above named. The Stand. mouth, till, day made, on the appli- and a founder of Bayshore Housing, the board of the TgOO. - ard Proposal Forms will be furnished cation of the undersigned, Doris K. Pln- moved into new quarters at SHREWSBURY — Dr. Wil- upon application to tha Business Ad- sley Administratrix of the estate or the 284 Norwood Ave. just a few Lodge, B'nai B'rith. liam I. Liebesrnan, Asbury American Cancer Society and APPLEBROOK AQENCY ministrator. said Leon Klslln deceased, notice la 'Realtors WE BUY HOMES DIRECT hundred yards north of. the Park optometrist, has been' the Boys' Club of Monmouth 112 Ave. ol 2 Riven, Rumson. 842-2900 Condition .nnimportant- Call Fonr 8ea> The award of the contract for this hereby given to the creditors of said de- ems Realty. Broker,. 229-7188. purchase will not be made until the ceased to present to the aald Adminis- County. He has been secre- necessary monies to make the pur- tratrix their claims under oathwithla original chop. elected to the board of di- RAMBLING RANCHER chase haVe been provided by the six months from this date. • Two large brick planters Plan Reunion rectors of the Monmouth tary of B'nai B'rith for six A ipacioui home offered by the . BUYERS WAITING • Municipality In a lawful manner. Dated: November 2nd. 1970 trans,erred owner. Center hall, huge TOT taoniH. fiUtaa, rinu, «er«ui. DORIS K. PINSLEY, filled with yellow chrysanthe- County Chapter, American years and has been Red II Ing. room-dining room, large, eat-in waterfront*, buslnosBes. industrial «nij The right Is reserved to reject any klicien. wiih isundty facilities, four busine»« pcopertt«B. and all bids, or to waive any In- 154 Mechanic street . mums create the bright mood Of Ship Crew Red Cross. Cross blood group chairman h drooma, game room, two baths, formalities, where such informality Red Bank. New Jersey 07701.' for B'nai B'rith and the ecreened porch, basement, attached RAY H. STILLMAN, Realtor Is not detrimental to the best In- I Administratrix .that shoppers find on an equal BOSTON — The second an- He was born and practices F/rafe. Hot water heat. Beautifully "Our 62nd Tear" terests of the Municipality. The right Messrs. Klatsky, basis once inside the large Jewish War Veterans since landscaped yard. Vacant. A good MTTLTIPLJ! LISTING SERVICE Is also reserved to Increase or de* Hlmelman & Siegfried. nual reunion of the officers in Asbury Park. He, his wife value at $34,800 asking CaU today. «4S Hwy 35 Shrewsbury 741-84W create the quantities 1n the manner 320 Broad Street, its Inception in 1963. . designated in tho specifications, Bed Bank, New Jersey 07701 modern store. and men of the USS West and two children now live in HALL BROS., Re-altor* .VINCENT J. MAZZA Attorneys Filled with children's 113 River Rd. 741-7MS Fair Haven WE HAVE BUYERS Business Administrator Nov: .6, 13 ' • >H.5O Point (AP) 23, World War II, Deal. Dr. Liebesman grad- Member Multiple Listing . " for your horns . . „ waiting and wUl- Nov. 13 . 116,00 clothes comparable to many : InI /buyers. MortgarAi available. -1 . NOTICETO CREDITORS will be held next June 17-19 uated from the Pennsylvania Young Democrats ON v urban department stores, RANCH ON THE BAY SUKHOOATE'R COURT here. College of Optometry and did APOLLO AGENCY, INC PUBLIC NOTICE Mrs., Katz carries a full line Enjoy a rasgnlflC— w of the Michael Marlolts NOTICE TO BIDDER. ESTATE OF ALBERT F. MORGAN Crew members are asked to Schedule Meeting* snrewsbury River plus your own, DECEASED . post-graduate work at Purdue docck.frok m this rambling Llcenncd Real Estate Broker CITV OP I.ONO BRANCH Pursuant to the order of LOUI3 K. AI. of infant, children's and pre- KEANSBURG - The East ranch. Three 3370 HWyM H MONMOUTH COUNTY, N.J. contact the secretary, John and Rutgers. He Is a fellow Z*"Tfr*Ifrgge btdroomstdroms.. two tnebaths, ana- 733-0100 "'" Notice Is hereby given that sealed bldi KINS, Surrogate of the County of Mon. teen clothes. She also sells cltmi HvlniYiTg roor•—•« m• wit•••it—h brick fire* will fte received by the Business Admin- mouth, this day made, on the appli- E. Daniel,'519. ,E. Nettleton of the Royal Society of Shore Young Democrats of !.m.vm. *UdraHd'°*g windoid w walla from istrator of the City of Long Branch, N.J. cation of the undersigned, Josephine B. children's gifts and a line of St., Independence, Mo. 64050, e dining roroomm and den to the car* LEGAL NOTICES Morgan Bole Executrix of the estate oC creative playthings. Health in Great Britain and Monmouth County will meet, deni overlooking the river. A rare " FURNISHINO TIRES AND TUBES the said Albert F. Morgan deceased, no. for further information. TO THE CITY OF LONG BRANCH tlce is hereby given to the creditors of Eventually, Mrs. Katz said, a member of the American the second Monday of the MTBLIC NOTICE FOR THE PERIOD said decaaaed to present to the said Sols Public H.ealth Association. PAUL BRAGAR feErAUATK January 1, 1971 through December 31. Executrix their claims under oath with. there will be six additional re- Westbrook Yacht month in their new headquar- G4SOU.VK AND f'l'KI. OIL 1971 In six months from this date. Dr. Liebesman has been ac- .. REALTOR NOTICE TO HIDDKRS Bids will be opened and read on No- Dated: October28th, 1970 , tail stores and offices built on ters in the Lighthouse Beach t»4 Broad Bt. Shrewsbury 747-0221' Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids vember 24, 1970 at 8 P.M. prevailing I JOSEPHINE B. MORGAN, the vacant property between Club Election Sunday tive in civic affair? for many will be received by the city Council of titimem ,, at Citcity :Hall, 340 Broadway, Long 738 Laurel Avenue, Club. Young people 16 and 747-0221 the City of Long Branch, Monmouth Brh NJ RED BANK — The West- years. He was president of County, N.J., for furnishing Gasoline anich, N.J. Holmdel. New Jersey 07733 the old store and the new one. ! JIUMSON COLONIAL and Fuel Oil. For the period December _, icltlcatlona ^nd form or bid and Executrix A lifelong county resident, brook Yacht Club meets Sun- the Shore United Fund for. two older are welcome. 11.1S7O to Decomber 1,1971. contract for the proposed purchase hava Messrs. Heusallle, Cornwetl u been filed In the office of the Business Mausner k Carotenuto, day at 10 a.m. in the home of years and now serves on the Frank Payne and Michael * T?* l bjôomi modermoden countrcountryy Bids will be opened and read ipublicly Administrator, city Hall Annex, Long 34 Broad Street, Mrs. Katz lives at 26 Pleasant ch e 1 bl room wIUi lovel at city Hall. Broadway, Long Branch*Branch,. Branch, N.J. and may be Inspected .by M 5R a. " * '*niilr room wIUi lovely N.J. on Novembe_r _24 ., 1970 at :00 P.M. Red Bank, New Jersey 07701 Place with her four sons and John Westbrook, 123 Bank St. executive committee. He has Viaud have been appointed t . _nt1 featurta,irlns; a dee] lot roflpocUve bidders during business Attorneys J > with privacy afintmf trees prevailing time. oura. Bidders will be furnished with A her husband, who is a prac- to elect and install officers. A also served on the National trustees and Daniel Jelei- ra» location. J39.OO0. Specification~ sclficutlorvs and form of bid and Kcopy of the Specifications by the Bufll- Nov. 8, 13 tU.OO mtracact for thatha .propose d purchas_ e have ness Administrator upon proper notice ticing attorney in Long reception ,and cocktail hour Commission 6f Community newski, publicity chairman. bee_ n file-.d . a-t. th„._e officee or thhee BuBines" * and payment for the cost thereof. NOTICE APP16&ROOK AGENCY Administrator In City Hall Annex, LOUR Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids Branch and a commissioner will follow the business meet- Services, the National Com- Club president is. Jerry riuictt, N.J, and may be Inspected by Bids must be made on the Standard. will be received by the Business Admin- b KX ' nlnealtort a roapective. bidders during business Proposal Forms In the manner desig- istrator of the City of Long Branch, in Deal. mission for Senior Citizen's Freda. . Matawan 86p-780g. nated therein as required by the specifi- N.J., tor the purchase of one (I) Sprea- ing. " •' • Eour*. Bidders will be furnished with a cations, must be enclosed In sealed en- der and four (4) new Snow Plows for copy of the Specifications by the Busi- velopes bearJnft the name and address use ol the Department of Public Works OF MY OWN" ; ness Administrator upon proper notice. of the bidder and name of work on the of the City of Long Branch, N.J. ?' «very child.. Make- It Bids jnunt'be made on the Standard outside, addressed to the Business Ad- 8ei*'fi_3rour chance. Five Proposal Forma in the manner desi*- ministrator at the City of Lone Bids will be opened and read On No- batha. 'or only Hi.(Mm. nated therein aa required by the Specifi- Branch, and must be accompanied vember 24, 1970, at 8:00 P.M.. Pre- us-features include cen- cations; must bo enclosed In sealed en- by a certified check payahlo to the vailing Time at the regular meeting of itii 402 In-ground velopes bearing the name and address order of the City of Lone Branch Tn the City-Council at City Hall, Long of th« ^ldder and narns of work on the th« sum or not less than 10% of the Branch. 7?.J. 1 outside, addressed to the Business Ad- amount of bid and be delivered to Specifications, form ot bid and con* Princeton Alumni Elect Apy c'cupancy. " "'"• ministrator of the City of Long Branch the office of i the Business Administra- tract for the proposed purchase of thin and must be accompanied by.a certified tor before 3 P.M. prevailing time on equipment have been filed In the Office M. B6RUS check pavable to the order of the "City November 21, 1970. The Standard of the Business Administrator and may of Long Branch" In the sum of not less Proposal Form" will be furnished be Inspected by prospective bidders dur- recollections we instinctively our school to continue the •?••' 'REALTORS than 10% of the amount of the bid aless upon application to the Administrators ing business hours. Bidders will be fur. MIDDLETOWN -. The tary; Leslie Rice Jr., Middle- yK.JUy.rRd, . . , be delivered at the place and on anthde nished with a copy of the Specification* town, treasurer. reject as a change for the education we started In col- F lrH v n hour nbovo named. The- Standard Prothe- The award of the contract for this pur- by the Business Administrator. Princeton Alumni Association 1 posal will be furnished upon applicatioP n chase will not be made until the neces- Bids must be made on the Standard In outlining the associ- worse. lege/ he further stated. , - '-• • RUMSON to the Business Administrator. sary monies to make the purchase have Proposal Forms In the manner dealK- of Monmouth County, at Us titt be w ation's role, Mr. Apy pointed "But in this time of rapid . "Society needs the . v$ry F ,i J5 evalualMm, this home TRe award of the contract for this pur- been provided by the Municipality In a. nated therein a* required by the Specifi- £ Jui •,d?"1 advantage of an extra chase will not be made until the -ncceti- lawful manner. .< cation-.; mu«t he enclosed in scaled en- annual meeting in the Lin- out to the alumni the crucial change — especially in thebest that Princeton can pro. building lot on a corner. Two bed-sary monies to mako the purohaJic have The right In reserved to relcet nnv or vclopea bearing the name and address rooms and tiled bath with expansion been provided by the Municipality in all bids, or to waive any Informalities, of the bidder and name of the work on croft Inn, elected former As. need for them to understand picture which our young duce in the nation's service, for two more bedrooms and bath. lawful manner. ' where mich Informality is not detrimen- the outajde, addressed to the Business r 1 tal to to* best interests of the Munici- Administrator, City of Long Branch, semblyman Chester Apy of the university as it exists people and their educational but that result will not come , **. 'Iving room, extra large pan- The right Is reserved to reject anv or pality. The rlRht Is also reserved to In* and muat-be accompanied by a certified eled kitchen lull basement garage, all bids, or to waive any lnformallilen CTPRSP or d^cionsp the quantities In Ihe institutions present lo us — it about without our under- pa"o. Excellent location, dnly S291 where such Informality Is not detrimen- check payable to the order of "City or Little Silver as its president. today. tal to the bent Intereiti or the Munlcf- mnnner fir.mjjnatPd In the specifications. Long Branch" In the aum of not te»s BOO. MCAL18TER AGENCY, Itea - By Order of the Business Adminis- than 10% of tho amount of the bid and "As alumni, we are all sus- is imperative that we contin- standing support. 1B9( IUvcr Ra- Rumson, 842- pality. The right tn also reserved to In- trator of the City or T,nn«r Rrnnch. The association also named creaae.or derrease the quantities In the be delivered at the place and on the ually seek lo understand what "I hope that our alumni [n manner designated in the1 Specifica- VINCENT J. MAZZA hour above named. The Standard Pro- the following to hold office for ceptible to seeing our echool ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS tions. Business Administrator posal Forms "will be furnlnhed upon ap- the coming year: as it was when we were is happening, and why it is Monmouth County will join pe d By order or the Biwtnens Adminis- Nov. 13 $15.23 plication to the BuslncJin Administrator. P,? 9? 5" wooded lot. Walk to trator of the City of Lonit Branch. The award of the Contract for thi* there," he warned. "Anything happening on our campus. with me in a program de- bus and school. Two bedrooms, Mv- purchase will not be made until the nee- William Frank, Little Sil- iK •rooIS """ "replace, full ba«c- VINCENT J. .MAZZA t Business Administrator 1 eitaajy monies to make the purchase ver, vice president; Reynolds which we see or hear about it "As alumni, we have an ob- - signed to bring us closer to Trrenl- with recreation room. Large Nv 13 |M» CITY Ol LONG JlRAXflll have been provided by tbe Municipality 1 expansion attic. Plaster walls. Ifrt MONMOI1T11 rOI'NTV, In a lawful manner. Thompson, Colts Neck, secre- which is different from our ligation to ourselves and to our school as It exists today.' water heat. Only $2«,00O. Liberal ll- NEW JFHHKJFHHKY The, right la reserved to reject any or IOIO ee dd buy rr Notice in hereby given that Fpaled bldn S'MT Rti.S".*"£i.S".*"£l .. .. ff '' COUNTRCOUNTRY all bldn, or to waive any informamteR. rSi "i? Rtt l EatateEatate, inci . LLeonard- NOTICK Will be received by the Business Admin- where such Informality la not detrimen- vllle nd. and Brlarwood Ave Lei- Notice Is heroby given that sraled bids istrator. Cltvof Lonir Branch. tal to the bent Interests of the Munici- d 21)1-3388. Night. JH.1S07. will be received by thr Business Admin- FOR SNOW REMOVAL EQUIP- pality. The right ii also reserved to In- istrator, City of hontt Branch. N.J., for MENT RENTAL A OPERATION ft: crease or decrease tho Quantltlen In the ROAD MAINTENANCE MATERIALS £THEH WORK INIDENTAL THE manner designated in the Bpeclfica- tlon. Llvln Ic l jl»l*fe. ChWrmlng library wHh Bianrh, N.I.. on Tutfsdnv. ,'Dorembor 8 ni-ns A'Tnlnlstrator at the City Hall An- yard dump truck, for tho u«e or ihir De- booKnhelves, parirled playroom, ncx, ;H0 Broadway, Lona Brunch, N«-w partment or Public Work* of the City of ulpped Wtnhen with dinlrtR aren 11)7(1. at .8:00 P.M.. prevalilnKtlmi!. 111 Long Branch, N.J. SperlfJi'nUonfi and form* of birta, Con- Jorjtnv, a'id may he Inflppc *! by oroc- jrnct nnd Bmwl for (Vie uropo.icd work !>°rt|v** hMrlivs durlim huîlticss hours. Bids will br opened and read on Nn- h«vi> bewi fHfd In the Ofricp nf thr Busf- H1.tflt»ni will hn fiirnlNheii w"h a i:ony or Venibor 24. il»70ntH:00 P.M. prevailing iio5i Administrator, City Halt Annex thn Spcclrlratlnnfl hv the Ilinlnr^.i Ad- time, ut tho ri'Knbir mectlnn of tho Lontr nranch, N.-T.. nnd mnr hp. |n- rnl»1 dintor nr.nn iir(i'«nr nntiff. ^ ('nnmli nt the I'Mv Mail, 340 Broadway. TUdn inuut ho mndp on the Standard Long Branch, N.J. ness ltoiirfl. TUddnrs will he fur- Prawn I Forms In tho innnn°r de-lir- Specification*, form of bid and con- nished with a copy of the Specifications rntfil therMn and roqnirdd hy thp snerl- tract for the proponed pnrchnne of tlila nhillDTOWM — Oolts Ol«n. F upon nrouer notlco and payment for the flo.nHnnn,-munt be onrlosrd In p-rnWl en- truck have been filed In tin* office rnt^lnpni may t)t«« InnunctfIntd d by y U tM Tinterl therein anil required by Uif. Hnccl- Admlnlntrntor, Iiontr Tlr^nnh, *f,.T. ami dor« diirlna: liuntneito iiourit. (leatlonB, must b« enclnsrtl In annlid f>n- must *JO accnrmpanied by a T'ropontvl b-e, fl.iirnldhedd wlllh a copy off the appclfl- volonea hrarlnx the iinmc and idilronn Bond and a (êrliriPd Ch^rk, drawn to catlonatl n by tho Ouslncsi Admlnlsirator of tlie bidder and name of 'ho work on ttip order or Mm 'T'ttv of Lnm> r n<--.nf!h" upon proper notice llm outside, addreflscd to the Tiirnhifsq f'ir not Iffit thnn t*>n i>pr''* nt (lO'tt of Bids must be mndc nn Ilin Htundard Aflmlnltitriiior, Lonft Hrnntih, N.J,, nnd tlin nnioun flt hM ntwl bo •Ipllvpr-ftd «t "i" Proposal i^hrnm in (he manner dpsir- muat bft arrnmnanted *,iv a Pronowal place and n tl»e hoif C*»O«P "•"n»"i, ""t»« natijd therein as rpiiulrcd by the npfclrl- Bonrl and • certified check drawn lo thn P»»ndird T*roiminl forma will hn fur* rations; must he enclonp.d In aealed «n- order of "div of Umij Brunch" for not. plnhM imon ftopllcatlon to thp Bunlnpfls volflp«s hearing; tha name and adrtrrni than ton <\Q%\ percent of 1hn of the blddnr and ntmn nf thn work on amount bM and b« d^llv-ri-d to the City the otitfilde, addreaned to the Buninn.in The award "of the O-ont'ict for ihU Administrator of the city or l.miK Hill on or before fl;00 P.M.l . nrpvnMlnn work wilt not bp nii<1n until tlie nece>v time, nn DB«'«nibnr fi, -ii*7n, Tlie stun- »»ry rnonl'-rt to ilo the work or wrform Dranct) atnl nuiot bo accompanlnit by n dard Proponal form« will tip furnished thn aorvlr-fr liavc hppn provided by tho cnrtlfli'd rhoitk payablci to tn« order or unon appllratlon to tha nuilneM Admin-- Cltv in a lawful wanner. »• tho "Oily of LonK Branch" In the mim «if Thf Tltinlhetm AdmlnUtralor or tin* ' Iras than11 10' % of the amount of to "The nunlnnsi Administrator or the Cltv Council rmprvefi ttio rl^ltt to rp- ....d bo riellvored" _ Cltv Council remirvri the right to re- nutrfi ,n rnninlrtn flnnni'lat and rx- thtina hour abov* named... ntnndard quire a complete tlnanclnl and ox- pftrlflnrp atalftmant * from nronpTliVft 1'ropoAivi Forma wilt hit furnlthed upon Dt»rtftnrp nldtftni'Mit from rtrospecMvn l)l>cfo>-» ftirnuhlnH pi'npnn- m\ formil a or spprlflrallofm or 4hpfnr<> rhasp will not be matt A until lh« n*»«ps- ni foruifl or Specif lent Ions or hpro"r* nwN,• whrtr« HIH-II Informnlitle«j Thf rlaht In rnaarvml tn reJct t any nt1 infoimnlulflJi whprp mir.h tMfnrnialltv U «r# not d(»lrlmental tn thi* hP«t Inifrfitfl all bid!, or to waivn anv .nfotuiailtUr its annual meeting at tfl« Lincroft Inn. From the loft, Dorman McFaddin Jr., of Long Branch, rttirinj l»f«il- not itptrlrm*nta1 to thn mnl ln(«r«nta nf or th« mii'iirlnaiily. *1'H" rlslit 1- nlrtn IP- whir* mini! informality (a not *lptriinnu- lh* Munlclimilty. Th; rlaht M *1NO r«- nf rved to InnrAAtR nt dftrrnasi* the quan- tal to Ihti b«»t Intermit* M tha Munh'l- dent, congr«tulat«» Ch«t+»r Apy Jr., of Li+tb Silvtf, th» incoming prwidtnt. Looking en *ri William FfMlk *l •nrv«n to Incredd* nr atfttmn* inn iu*n- niui in in* manner dtifinAteft In th# pvlliv, Thn rlaht I* a|an rfRnrvpd tn In- Utton In tho mannsr dtilfn«t«d In the ' - " ' In *h« 1 Little Silvtr, rt»l»ctid vie* pr«*ldant; Raynoldt Thompion of Holmdal, Incoming Mcrttiry. ind Uill* IU«* «f l;^, ' tot If In Tha Dally JUgiiUr iiiont. wint ««tt-A-a Udd«r «lw«yi «#m«i niia f4iddl«town, incoming traaiurar «nd p«*t pr*«Id«nt of +h» «*tocUti«n, In hinrfyl" Nor, ~ Nov. U , TOE DAJLY W5GJSTER, REb'BANK.MIDBfLETOWN. N. J.J I-WMY, SOVEMfiKH. 1.3, 1.970 -.

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L:&£t:L V;;Vi 'l&J&JUJJ^**ri*»~ -s . Five Concerts RED BANK—-The two re- day, Dec-. 7. The company passes classic, romantic, dra- nowned ballet companies, a performs in its native dress, matic and modern dance symphony orchestra, cham- bringing the richness of Afri- idioms. Its 35 dancers hail can folklore to its electric, en- from the United States and ber orchestra, and a brilliant tertaining dances. around the world. '' young pianist •— these com- Twenty-four-year-old, piano Thetf Indianapolis Sym- prise the Monmouth Arts virtuoso Joseph Kalichstein phony, one of the country's Foundation's Concert series performs the second series top touring orchestras, will for 1970-71. concert in Jghuary. A winner give the.Season's final con- Series subscriptions are on of the prestigious Leventritt cert in May. Under conductor general public sale in the lob- Award, he has appeared as Izler Solomon, this 85-member by of the Molly Pitcher Inn soloist with major orchestras ensemble has developed such where MAF's concert com- in the United States, winning high standards of excellence mittee is maintaining tern, high critical acclaim. that it compares favorably porary headquarters. February will bring the 18- with the best American or- "Wes think-this is one of the member Munich Chamber Or- chestras. J>estseries we've been able to chestra led by conductor Concerts are held in the offer 'county /concert-goers," Hans Stadlraair. A major at Carlton Theater in Red Bank. reports Dr. Ernst T. Theimer traction in its home city of Complete Concert informa- of Rumson, chairman of the Munich, the orchestra will be tion and reservations will be concert series which begins on its third North American available at the Molly Pitcher its 19th season this,year. ,.. tour when it performs here. aU week from 10 a.m. until 4 Les Ballets Africains, an The widely-praised Penn- p.m. Interested subscribers exciting 45-member dance sylvania Ballet will appear in also "may write or phone tide troupe from the Republic of April. This youthful com- Monmouth Arts Foundation, Guinea, opens the series Mon- pany's repertoire encom- P.O. Box 453, Red Bank.

LES BALLETS AFRICAINS.— This group Is orve of the highlights of the Mkmmouth Arl-s Foundation's concert series, to l>o staged at the Cartoon Theater, Bank. The series opens Dec. 7. '

By CAROL JACOBSON figure. He just wants out. Catch 22 is an entertaining According to Walter Kerr, yet ^disappointing movie. New York Times •" drama Haying at the Community critic and author of "Comedy Theater in Eatontown, it and Tragedy," all comedy stars Alan Arkin in a mar- derives from human tragic velous portrayal or a World events that have happened War II bombardier who sees before. only the. insanity of war and And black comedy depends beyond that, the irrational ex- on extreme tragedy making SERIES OPENER— The 'Richards Quartet will open the Monmouth Arts Found** istence of man in general. Catch,22 a successful enact- tion's Chamber Music Series on D&c, 3. The concerts will be presented at Rum- EVen though Mike Nichols . ment following those lines. son Presbyterian Church's Fellowship Hall. ' directed the »15 million film The final scene, shows Ark* using a long list of illustrious in paddling a rait put to sea actors —. Orson Wells, An- after he hears that one of his thony Perkins, Bob Newhart, buddies is still alive. They've Martin Balsam — lie only all been killed. He's watched Concerts Scheduled •.'RraANDCOMMUNmf$«VKIS GRETEL" BROOKDALE COMMUNITY COLUOC about a LINCROFT, N. J. 07738 842-1900/ E*t, 230 S RES. 727-3000 swinging nnniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiniH

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t0 SATf Admiral HAS.- /CAM To 9:?n w BHH& BRING kitties-fate, i«u,p«es> FfiEE is *tQTAH 2 JACKSON ST., HIGHLANDS, N. J. • 291J232 f«(K »»»*i: seticT tH Witt M CHANb BAlt*«»n Open 7 Days for Dinner and Cocktails Open. 12 Noon Saturday, Sunday and Monday MoUY PrrcHSR Brunch. Sunday 12 Noon to 3 p.m. R $0 ZAHt<. y.T *Jjfi^!^^ involve* in the Mexican War for Independence; * , • IB THE DICK CAVETT SHOW * _ JAMBp ,,, , _ ,, , Guests: Linda Ronstadt, Lord Kenneth Clark V' 0 AMERICAN *ANDSTAND; : FRTDAY ,1:00 © THE JOE FRANKLIN SHOW (C) Q KNICKS HIGHLIGHTS (C) e 0 O CD NEWS REPORT (C) © ABBOTT AND GOSTELLO "** DAYTIME MOVIES © THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE "Pest Exterminators." Abbott and Cpatello are mis- "Decision Before Dawn*' (1052) etarring Richard taken for psychiatrists when Uiey call at a clients • 9:00 ©"Framed" v " Basehart. A German prisoner who returns to Reich home to "take care of the.ahts." 9:30 O "Mr. Belvedere'Goes to College" 1:10 to work for American Intelligence sees his country. © MISTEROGERS* NEIGHBORHOOD (C) "# 11 O THE LATE SHOW (C) . • V 1:30 ©THE;JETSQNS "Never Let Ma Go" volved in the lives of. a WW I ace, his wife who 1:15 makes parachute jumps and a neglected son. A 30-mlnute. weekly broadcast of news a»id event* "Honeymoon Machine". O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW •• ©DODO(C) V r '-'-, 1 from a school bully. • • ^The Art Temples' ©FAITH TO TAITH (C) © 7:30 P.M. REPORT (C) 400 0 DIAL M FOR MUSIC (C) ©DAVEY AND GOLIATH (C) ID STAR TREK 0 JETS HUDDLE (C) ©THE CHRISTOPHERS (C) 0 SECRET AGENT Capt, Kirk and Mr. Spock discover a man with two 7:45 ©DAVEY AND GOLIATH (C) 0 MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE mute. 8:00 O BUGS BUNNY-ROAD, RUNNER HOUR (C) "Convict* Four" (1963) starring Rod Stelgcr,, ©NEW JERSEY SPEAKS • O THE HEfcKLE AND JECKLE SHOW (C) Sammy Davis, Jr. A young convict serving murder "Off-Broadway in Paramus" '• sentence finds his attempts at rehabilitation while in 8:00 O CBS FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE STOP CAT (C)^ ^ ^ prison are blocked by a hostile warden. - 'The Guns of Navarone" (3.861) starring Gregory ©RELUCTANT DRAGON AND MR. TOAD (C) 4:30 ©THE EARLY SHOW Peck. David Niven. The etory centers on an Allied © ORAL ROBERTS PRESENTS (C) "The Court Jester" (1956) starring Danny Kayv commando team's WW H daring raid on a German Glynis Johns. An ex-circus clown joins a band of out- . held island. ©^ESAME STREET (C) 8:22 O MORNING PRAYER laws attempting to oust the tyrant King and replace 0 TO TELL THE TRUTH (C) . him with the true King; 8:25 © NEWS AND WEATHER f© NANNY AND THE PROFESSOR (C) Q SOMEONE NEW (C) '.;'The Masculine-Feminine Mystique." Professor 8:30 0 WOODY WOODPECKER SHOW (C) SK)O O POSITIVELY BUCK (C) Everett and his son Hal are victims of the Women's- (0 THE BEATLES (C) ^ \ , -Liberation Movement. 0MAN FROM U.N.C.LE. (C) 0 MOVIE GAME "U MOTOR MOUSE (C) ©WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS IS THE NADER REPORT Q INSIGHT (C) ©MOVIE AT 5:00 ' ,, "Red, White and/ Blue for Uncle Charlie", © THIS IS THE LIFE (C). "The Secret Life, of Walter Mitty" (1947) starring IJ30 O THE NAME OF THE GAME ') "That Cake." Ann Marie loses her engagement ring 10:00 BJOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS (C) - Q DOCTOR DOLlTTLE (C) O NBC NIGHTLY NEWS (C) .in a cheesecake that is being served at a dinner at 0 EYEWITNESS NEWS *' the Governor's mansion. . ' OTHE.REAL JERRY LEWIS (C) 0 DICK VAN DYKE ^ ©PERRY MASON Q NEW JERSEY REPORT (C) © HOMEWOOD (C) h 9:30, 0 LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (C) © CONTINENTAL MINIATURES "Tchaikovsky's Symphony Number .4" . _'Xove and the Trip" with Ann B. Davis, John Me- 10:30 O THE HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS (C) 7:00 C w Giver; "Love and the Fur Coat" with Stu Gllliam, OTHE PINK PANTHER (C) 0~ NE??W Ni JERSEs V/'jHpY ILLUSTRATES| DM yp. D • , - Eonja TJunson. 0 BLONDIE "The Pine Barrens: Wilderness NeV Door" : © HOMEWOOD • » "Blondie, in Society" (1941) starring Penny Single- 0 I LOVE LUCY "Tchaikovsky's Symphony Number 4" ton, Arthur Lake. When the Bumstead's Great Dane 0 SECRET CHALLENGE '..;;' 10:00 p BRACKEN'S WORLD (C) wins first prize, Mr. Dithers loses a big contract from the owner of the second-place dog. O RACE OF THE WEEK (C) "The Anonymous Star." Kevin Grant persuades an © REX HARRISON'S SON NOEt (C) „. actress to take a drink during a crisis, unaware O HERE COME THE DOUBLEDECKERS (C) .;'• that she is a member of Alcoholics Anonymous. 0 PLAYHOUSE NINE 7:30 0 MISSION IMPOSSIBLE (C) > "Dlnosaurus" (1960) starring Ward Ramsey, KrJa- Before the IMF can get the prototype Of 80 Iron 0 © TEN O'CLOCK NEWS (C) Curtain1 country's secret weapon to the U.S., part of O THIS IS TOM JONES (C) t(ne Hanson. American construction engineer un- the weapon falls into the hands of a nightclub Guests: The Snpremes, Scoey Mitchlll, Ray Stevens * wittingly blasts a brontosaurus, a tyrannosaurus owner. • — , and The Ace Trucking Company I0;30 © FREE TIME rex, and a prehistoric cave man«up from the depths. O ANDY WILLIAMS SHOW (C) INSIGHT (C) Guests: Ken Berry, Leslie Uggams and Charlie 10:40 0 STAR OF THE GAME SHOW (C) Callas, Claudine Longet 10:45 O THE LATE MOVIE S IN THE KNOW (C) "The Movie Murderer" (1970) starring Arthur Ken- 11:00 0 ARCHIE'S FUN HOUSE (C) 0 THE FUGITIVE nedy, Robert Webber. Long-time insurance claims O H. R. PUFNSTUF (C) 0 LET'S MAKE A DEAL (C) inspector and a bright young detective join forces O HOT WHEELS (C) 0.MOVIE GAME in tracking down an arsonist; © HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL (C) ©STAR, TREK ' ' • . ,11:00 O O NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS (C) , 11:30' O HERE COMES THE GRUMP (C) The,USS Enterprise la pulled back Into the part 0 PEYTON PLACE • 0 SKY HAWK (C) and confronted by an Air Force jet whose pUot has been ordered to Intercept this UFO. t © CAN YOU, TOP THIS? (C) 11:56 0 IN THE KNOW (C) Guests: Morey Amsterdam, Rosemarie and Soupy ©SOULI(C).., Sales AFTERNOON 8:00 0 NEWLYWED GAME (C) 11:08 0 NEWS (C) 12:00 0 SCOOBY-DOO, WHERE ARE YOU? (C) 8:30 0 MY'THREE SONS (C) • , . . 11:30 O THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW (C) Nothing but troubles besot newlywcds Chip ana O HOT DOG (C) Pqlly aa they head for their honeymoon hotel>«» Guests: Rip Tdylor, Pat Buttram, Marty Allen 0 JEEPERS CREEPERS 0 SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES (Q)^V .' O THE TONIGHT SHOW (C) "The Invisible Man Returns" (1940) starring Cedric "Torn Curtain" (1968) starring Paul Newman, Jiup Guests: Carol Wayne, Gig Young, Barbara Heller, Hardwicko, Vincent Price. Accused of his brother's Andrews. A noted American physicist pretotwft.tds to The Carpenters . ! murder, a man borrows the secret of invisibility to defect to East Qermttny totibtttlnlixii.equat1' Vital 0 M:30.,MOVIE ' . . track down the real mur'dorer, .. (o.a new weapon. "Vcra Cruz" (1931) starring Burt Lancaster, Gary M Imports four chimpanzees to harvest the 0 CREATURE JSATURES (Cj: "DracUla" (1931) starring Belal, _ . nera. vampire terrorizes the coimtryisidq In m _ CHILDREN'S FESTIVA1 _ JEW JERSEY SPEAKS search for human blood.' "Gorgo" (1961) starring Bill Travers, William Byl- •'Odyssey House in Newark" its vester, A sea monster is captured and put on dis- 8:00 8 THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW (C) " LAWRENCE WELK SHOW (C) play in London, but its parent comes after it to Guests: Dick Gregory and Billy Joe Royal, Tommy /HOCKEY (C) wreak havoc on the city. , , - * Roe and Joe Smith Wew York Rangers vs Chicago Black Hawks ID THE MUNSTERS ' 0 THE FRANK SINATRA THEATRE • ID CHILLER THEATRE, "Johnny Concho" (1956) starring Frank Sinatra, "War of the Colossal Beast" (1958) starring Sally AFTERNOON Phyllis Kirk. Regeneration of a cheap, boastful Fraser, JAoger Pace. An Army officer, 60 feet tall tinhorn. due to radiation, goes berserk. • i 12:00 • THE FRANK GIFFORD SHOW (C) O THE KLOWNS (C) • ; IB N.E.T. PLAYHOUSE . a. Corporate executive to floor sweeper'"in a super- Georgia Tech vs the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame 9:30 secret ruse designed to bag an industrial saboteur,. O COLLEGE FOOTBALL 70 Q) KUKLA, FRAN AND OLLIE (C) 0 MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW (C) . ID MOVIE FAVORITES "An Evening with Ophelia Ooglepuss, Mezzo- When Rhoda's new bachelor friend falls for Mary, Soprano." • • % the "friendship of .the year" between the girls 19 "Huckleberry Finn"' (1931) starring Jackie Coagan, 8:30 O THE BILL COSBY SHOW (C) . jeopardized. Mitzi Green. Two young boys get into all kinds of "The Deluge." An emergency involving ah expectant • 0 THE MOST DEADLY GAME (C) **** wild adventures on thf Mississippi. ! mother trapped by a torrential rain brings out "Photo Finish.*' Jonathan and Arcane receive a 12:30 © THE NFL TODAY CJ MOVIE FOUR . "El Jefe." The Cartwrlghta* efforts to aid an old Mannix is suddenly thrown Into, the middle of a "Yankee Doodle Dandy" (1942) starring Jamea friend who has been /accused of murder are com- crime syndicate plot when he stopa at a roadside Cagncy, Joan Leslie, Based on the life and times plicated by a wealthy man and a sheriff who con- cafe and finds himself held captive, ' of George M. Cohan. spire to eliminate a key witness. II ID NEWS (C) 0 FIVE STAR MOVIE O TH£ SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE (C) "The Paleface" (1948) -starring' Bob Hope, Jane •'The Brotherhood" (1968) Btarrlng Kirk Douglas, S SAN FRANCISCO MIX (O Russell. Cornet^, vehicle for Bob Hope's antics with ' Alex Cord. A drama which pits brother-agalnst- "Dancing" 'Jane-Russell as Cata»K^« brother in the merciless world of organized crime. - Alt AMERICAN COLLEGE SHOW (C) O DIRECTIONS (C) " - 0 WHEN MOVIES WERE MOVIES (C) EQUAL TIME of life aboard a U.S; aircraft in Sea of Japan dur* Q THE BIG SHOW. agreement into a major battle and they decide it Is 1:32 ing Korean War. VWhite Feather" (1955) starring Robert Wagner, time to part company. . : M5 9 REEL CAMP Hugh O'Brian. A prospector falls in love with an Q THE SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE II Indian princess and helps to bring about a peace , 12:00 O THE LATE MOVIE • i "Rome 1585" (1960) starring Debra Paget, DanieHa treaty. „ "I Love a Mystery" (1945) starring Nina. Poclt, Rocca. Leader of, mercenaries falls in love with George Macready. In a plot to drive a husband to Spanish Princess. ID THEN CAME BRONSON (C) suicide to inherit his fortune, three murders are 2:15 " NEWS AND WEATHER Bronson finds that his life, like those of the town's committed. ., 2:25 O EVENING PRAYER . people, is affected by the return of an ex-convict ©SURVIVAL bent on revenge. 12:30 ©THE BIG PICTURE (C) 5:30 O THE JETSONS (C) 1:00 0 SEAWAY SUNDAY ID BOOK BEAT (C) 1:30 O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW Guest: John Keats, author of "You Might as Well ' "A Yank in Vietnam" (1964) starring Marshall live: The Life and Times of Dorothy Parker" Thompson, Kieu Chinh. An American Marine, cap-t MORNING tured by the Viet Cong, is rescued in time to help. EVENING a^gtrl find her father who also was captured. .' 8:00 8 AROUND THE CORNER (C) 6K>0 O CBS EVENING NEWS (C) * O THE LATE NIGHT NEWS (C) 1:50 O THE LATE SHOW II 0 YOGI BEAR AND FRIENDS 0 THE SAINT (C) -i "Dimension 5" {1966) starring Jeffrey Hunter,-- O FAITH FOR TODAY (G) Q THE BARBARA McNAIR SHOW (C) ; v Franco Nuyen. An espionage agent uses a time • O SONGS OF FAITH (C) Guests: The Stairsteps, Betty Robertson, Tommy dimension machine in a desperate effort to save LOE Hunter, Professor Irwin Corey Angeles from a hydrogen bomb,' ID THE POPEYE SHOW (C) , ID JUDD FOR THE DEFENSE (C) 8:15 O LIBRARY LIONS (C) 2:00 0 NEWS HEADLINES ID TIME FOR JOYA (C) IS f ME FRENCH CHEF (C) Q THE SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE II 8:30 0 WONDERAMA (C) • "Salade Nicoise" "The Hand" (1961). starring Derek Bond, Ronald 6:30 ,0 EYE ON NEW YORK (C) Lee Hunt. A horror story of captured English sol- •O THE CHRISTOPHERS (C) diers who won't talk, even when two of the threia © NADER REPORT (C) . - have a hand cut off , • Q DAVEY AND GOLIATH el" Part X. A former G.I. Jnherlta 0 THE FLI.NTSTONES (C) an olive fafin In Franco and angers certain villagers :••.-. •' . :- :•...•-.-• •-. - • s. SAT—8»nt» A the .Three Beam RED BANK FREEHOLD PARAMOUNT- TOWN- 2:00; Sterths Cncboo 6:», »:OJJ; Performance 7:30, 9:3ft. H.P.H. 7:25, 9:30. 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EATONTOWN Sterlle Cuckoo 7:15; Goodbye Oft- SUN.—Bute ft the Three Bear* Sterile' Cuckoo 0:10: aoodbye Co- lumbu* 9:10. <, 2:00, *:*»; P*U»a «;16. »M, luroba 7:00. ll;O0. • (Continued on Next Page)' SAT.—Sterile Ouckoo 2:10, 7:05. 10:40; Goodbye Columbus 8:50 • MANASQUAN Catch 2t 2:00, 9:». 1:10. 10:SO. BUK.—Sterile Cuckoo 2:40, 0:33; SAT.—BlueWrd 11:00; Santa, ft the Goodbye Columbus 1:33. B: 30. ALGONQUIN— Thn« Beut 1:30; Catch,29 3:46, , C. C. ft Company 2:09, T^». »;<». 5:50. CM, 10:10. ASBURYPARK SAT.—Sinla ft 0x6 Three Btxra SUN.—Santa. So the Three Be* **»; C. C ft Oomp*ny 7:00, Sf.^OO. 1:30: Catch 32 8:45, 5:50. 8:00, LYRIC- SON.—flanu ft uie Three Bears Originate Cucina Italiana M'A*S*H 7:25, »:30. - 2:00; O. c. ft Company 4 :*9, SAT. & BUN.—M*A*S"H 2:00, 4:00, 6:50, 8:55. . DRIVE-IN— 6-00, 8:00, 10:00. LAURELTON . Some Exotic Dinners! FRI. * BAT.—Cartoons 7:00; Crim- MAYFAIR— son Cult 7:15, 12:30; Count Yore* DKIVE-IN™ LOISTEt TAIL Vampire »:»; Oblong Box 11:00. 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