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RECEIVE A CHECK FOR $51.13 $102.25 $15348 $t11J5 a foreman who THIS AMOUNT -» $1«&M makes tilings move. NOT OCTOBER Assignment Bureau Foreman Vic Harris realizes when all you sec arc phone numbers and cable that if his part of the over-all telephone operation codes. But we try never to forget that we're slows down, it's going to inconvenience a lot working for people out there who depend of customers. on phone service." "That's why we work at such a fast-paced The phone company is people, loo. clip here," Vic explained, referring to the Well-trained people, like Assignment Bureau eight persons who report to him. Foremnn-Vic Harris, who care aboul doing a "It's up to us to coordinate the entire good job for you. procedure for providing somebody with phone service. It means moving mountains of paper work, checking for available facilities and simply making sure everybody's on board. . "It gets a bit hectic. In fact, there arc times New Jersey Bell HUNTMDON COUNTY: Umbertvilla MERCER COUNTY: Eut Wind** Township . Ewtno Townthto Hlahtstown • Hopewell Township • Lawrence Township (2) • Pennlnoton •Trenton (4) • WAhingion TewmMp MONMOUTH COUNTY: Aebury Park • DMI • Long Branch • Neptune Township (3) • Ocean Grove OeMnport • Ocean Township • Wait Long Branch DAILY REGISTER, RED BAM-MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1970 • I OPEN 4 MYS By WILLIAM J. ZAORSKI 11 he handed Miss Mergel al questions pertaining to Holmdel; Dr. Theodore R. • FREEHOLD^ Miss Susan $400 Mrs. Jackson had given abortions. Frucht of Colts Neck, and SALE STARTS: Mergel, 22, an employe of him for the abortion. The doctor said that any county Medical Examiner, Holmdel Village Pharmacy, Miss Mergel said she didn't foreign fluids or objects in. Dr. C. Malcolm B. Gilman. maintained yesterday that know Mrs. Jackson, that the John A. Siliato of 118 Morris *he never made arrange- first time she saw her was in troduced Into,the uterus Place, Neptune, a driver for ments for an abortion of a 40. the courtroom here. would cause an abortion. Jersey Coast News Co,, Asbu- Rt. 35 at Parrcnon Av*., Shrewsbury (100 ff. North of Shop-hi to) 741*5019 year-old Matawan woman. She said she knew Mr. Ben- Mr. Mattice rested his case ry Park, testified 1hat a piece WED..THURS..FRL 10 A.M. to 9 P,M, — SAT. 10 A.M .to 6 P.M. • A jury before County Court ka for about eight to nine after Miss Mergel testified. of wire in evidence is similar WED. Judge M, Raymond McGowan months because he regularly Robert Ansell of Asbury In color to those used to will decide the case today came to the pharmacy. She Park, representing Schulman, bundle newspapers. after summations by the law- said he drove Schubnan's am. rested after calling five char- During the state's case, "Where the Manufacturers Cut Out the Labels yers. bulance. acter witnesses yesterday. Mr. Benka, who last year Miss Mergel is on trial with Mrs. Schulman, wife of the Called as character wit- was superintendent of Middle- and Mr. Liquidator Cuts The Prices!" her employer, Paul Schul- defendant, testified that she, nesses for Schulman were sex Apartments, Matawan, man, 32. Schulman is charged her husband, and their young, Mrs. Sylvia Oldmixon of 15 testified that he had made ar. OVER 400 ALL NEW JUST IN FRESH TO CHOOSE THIS 1WEEK0 & with conspiracy to commit er son went to a cosmetics rangements for an abortion 1 abortion Dec. 11 in Holmdel wholesaler on a Thursday in Sycamore Place, Holmdel; for Mrs. Jackson, who also re- LADIES —JUNIORS' —MISSY and two counts of abortion, December but she couldn't re- the Rev. John W. Waldron of sided at the apartment com. FAMOUS MAKER the first Dec. 11 in Middle, call the exact date. Main St., Holmdel, pastor of plex, with Miss Mergel, town in his ambulance while "It was a couple of weeks Holmdel Community Church, Drivr Speaks Up 1970 FALL STYLES, COLORS AND FABRICS on the Garden State Parkway before Christmas,", she said, United Church of Christ; Mrs. He testified that Schulman and the second Jan. 9 in his and Miss Mergel performed adding that they went to or- Consula Cuchural, Rt. 34, pharmacy in Holmdel. der cosmetics for the pharma- an abortion attempt on Mrs. Miss Mergel is charged cy. Jackson in Schulraan's ambu- PANT-SUITS with the Dec, 11 conspiracy lance as he drove it on the Under cross examination by Wikinan in New Garden State Parkway. He and abortion. , Assistant Ctoupty Prosecutor '. Denies BelugrTbcre further testified that Schul- Thomas J. Smith Jr., Mrs. Grapette Post man again performed an In a brief'examination by. Schulman said she believed NEW YORK - Allan Wik. SKIRTSUITS abortion on Mrs. Jackson in her attorney, Joseph F. Mat-, her. husband was at home all man Jr., 38, Middletown, the backroom of the pharma-. lice of Asbury Park, Miss morning Dec. 11. "I am. as- N.J., has been named to the cy when the first one didn't 'MCrgel, denied ever being in suming that," she said, "I new post of executive director take. the ambulance. . don't recall."'She had no re- of sales and marketing; Mrs. Jackson testified DRESSES collection of Jan. 9. Miss Mergel also denied Grapette Company, Inc., it Thursday. Her testimony cor- • WOOL KNITS • WOOL BLENDS • BLENDS that she, received a telephone Doctor Trstfles was announced today. roborated that of Mr. Ben- call from Eugene Benka of Dr. Corazon Mendoza of Grapette Company, Inc., • ORLON BLENDS • DOUBLE KNITS Wayside Pkwy., Keansburg. ka. Perth Amboy testified that Arkansas-based, is part-of the Schulman testified Thurs. Mr. Benka had testified that she had examined a Mrs. soft drink division of Rhein- lie called Miss Mergel and day that he had nothing to do Beasely (Mrs. Jackson's gold Corp. Grapette produc- with the abortion of Mrs. made arrangements for an maiden name) Jan. 17 at the es a full line of beverage fla. abortion for Mrs. Genevieve Jackson either on Dec. 11 or Perth Ambov General Hosni. vors, syrups, extracts, and Jan. 9. Jackson. tal. She said Mrs. Beasely concentrates for the manufac- TO NONE , "Did you ever make ar. had reported that she was ture of grape, orange, lemon, HIGHER tangements with Mr. Benka three months pregnant and lime, root beer, and similar to commit an abortion?" was havin? a miscarriage. carbonated soft drinks. Sewer Plant asked Mr. Mattice. Dr. Robert S. Levitt of He will report to R.W. Bel- NATIONALLY ADVERTISED UP TO $52.00 IF PERFECT /"No sir," replied Miss North Brunswick, an obstetri- ler, president of both Aide Hired Mergel. cian and gynecologist, who Grapette Company, Inc., and OVER 350 ALL NEW JUST BROUGHT IN FRESH THIS WEEK : "Did you receive any mon- was called as a witness for the soft drink division. ey from him?" Schulman, refused to discuss Mr. Wikman brings broad By Authority "Nosir." details of his examination of consumer products sales-mar, LITTLE SILVER - The SPORTSWEAR RIOT! . Says Money Exchanged Mrs. Jackson, maintaining keting experience to his new Northeast Monmouth County Mr. Benka had testified for that they would violate a phv- post. He is a graduate of Co: Regional Sewer authority last the state that while he was si dan-patient privilege. He lumbia College, New York night appointed William P. • BLOUSES • SLACKS • SKIRTS driving the ambulance Dec. did. however, answer gener- City. -.; . : , Carroll of Clinton to the 112,000 a year, post of sewer • SWEATERS • TUNICS plant superintendent. 1970 Mr. Carroll, now employed by the Clinton Sewer Author- FALL $/|00 $1000 ity will start about Nov. 15 STYLES and his employment is sub- AND TO E NONE ject to his, passing the NEM- FABRICS CRSA's physical examination 4 12 IN and relocating to this area. NATIONALLY ADVERTISED UP TO $36.00 IF PERFECT GROUP Mr. Carroll had formerly operated a sanitary sower disposal plant in Whippahy OVER 350 ALL NEW TO CHOOSE OVER 300 JUST IN FRESH and is certified by the state LADIES' — GIRLS' Department of Environmental LADIES' — TEENS' — LONG ORLON Protection to supervise the operation of the authority's POCKETBOOKS Raccoon' Island, Monmouth NECK SCARFS Plant that is waring com- • VINYL • PATENTS NONE pletion. '•-! ''•••: LOADS OF COLORS HIGHER LOADS The authority .awarded a OF $|50 $7,247.50 contract for furni., YOUR COLORS ture for the Raccoon Island TO NONE HIGHER plant to Max Blau Inc\; New- CHOICE CHOOSE ark- Although there were two NAT. ADV. UP TO $2.98 IF PERFECT NAT. ADV. UP TO $5.98 IF PERFECT lower bidders, Authority Di- rector William Rooney said that the other bids were not OVER 500 JUST BROUGHT IN FRESH ONLY 35 ALL NEW IN FRESH for the first line furniture the LADIES' BETTER BRANDED authority specified for the LADIES' PANTY TYPE bids. ( LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO HIDDEB8 GIRDLE 50 lee U hereby given that sealed b!di QUILTED • FLANNEL • SOLIDS • PRINTS ,. _* received oy the Soroush Council .. tha Borough of Keansburg, for fur. nlablng gartaxe and refuse collection for Boroua-b, ofKeanatwrg In accordance with specifications -n flic w.t.i Hie RIOT 50 Borough Clark of the Borough of Keana- SIZES S-M-L Bioi will tie opened andread In public ASSORTED at the BoTourn Hall. Church Street. Keanaburit. New Jersey, Thursday, No. COLORS & STYLES NONE HIGHER IN GROUP W n «25°1 Vtrabir fit*, 1970 at 2:00 P.M. B.8.T. AH prmpBCive >Ji-irici .•* mint present to t&c Soroush Clerk the following re- HIGHER quirement* before a copy or toe detailed NAT. ADV. UP TO $4.98 IF PERFECT •pacifications will b« Issued: NAT. ADV. UP TO $50.00 IF PERFECT i; A luret/ company letter or certlfl. cat* atating that uila BUrety company will furnuh a performance Bond for a OVER 500 ALL NEW JUST BROUGHT IN FRESH THIS WEEK vtrlod of three ye*r*, from January 1. 1971 to December SI, 1873. or. five ara, from January I. 1971 to Decem- MEN'S FAMOUS MAKER DRESS AND SPORT Kr_3l, 1075, If tfce bidder 1B awarded the It'ten proof to the effect that the •» proposed dumping ground • $ te*n approved for dumping pur. $ *™ %e governing body and Board of the municipality In which PANTS RIOT n»Hh of th tJl* dumping gground[roundr s are located for thre • CORDUROY • CRUSHED VELVET perioiod of the nnumbeu r or years btd. atarL tar January 1,197111 . • WOOLS • WOOL KNITS • COTTON BLENDS 3. Written proof to the eOfect that the TO Anothtr proipecUve bidder Is the owner of at • FLARE BOTTOMS • SIZES 25 TO 38 5 ™ 10 Feaat four (4) 30-yard cloned body tiy draullcalljllcally operatedjnckeoperate r trucks an* NONE HIGHER in our series of timely v..<>..(1>. 2-*-jf4 ton.1n1 capcapacit; y open truck with at*el1 llnefin*?j HfHft tvtyp. e dump body, nor more than three yea.ru old, all available NATIONALLY ADVERTISED UP TO $26.00 IF PERFECT values that, in our for tue at the time of the com. .menoement of the contract. Then* re- D qturamenu must be handed to the Clerk opinion, can't « bettered DO laier than 10:00 A.M. November 6th. OVER 600 JUST IN FRESH ALL NEW THIS WEEK TO CHOOSE •Bach btd must he aceomrmhled by BOYS' TERRY CLOTH 4, ^^ #^#^ SIZE 622 anywhere, even without certified check for not 1PM than ten <1O%) per cent on in* amount bt<1. MM net S-M-L-XL the services forth in ttie upMirtcaUonn. KinM u rf- S 00 lerved to reject anv and all bid* ai net forth In the n peel f I cationIT All provi- NONE sion* set forth In tlie TOPC If I cations on of a men's specialty rife with the Borough Clerk are made a HIGHER part of this advertisement, the same BB clothing store; ROBE RIOT 2 ryogu MM unicipal MsnitRpr Muniiulh of Keinjiburirl M . NATIONALLY ADVERTISED UP TO $6.98 IF PERFECT Boro flew Jerwy , NOTICE TO Minn Kits Notice Ix hereby given that Maifd Men's ' btd ?ropOfa1i will be received by th* GIVE Bwtneii Administrator of thn CHy of Lonr Branch, N. J., on Tiienrtay, 2-ply Dacron®/cotton . November 10. 1D70. nt fl :

Go ahead. Try to remember one good thing from in Washington-except during election '3.95 All for Jut'4.95 Williams has done for New Jersey. Think hard. years when he wants your votes. I3oi. I3 te After all, he's been a U.S. Senator from New What has Williams been doing while New THAT'S NOT Jersey for 12 years. Surely you can think of Jersey has been sinking to dead last among Filet Mignon $4.95 or Lobster Tails $4.95 something he's done. ' the 50 States in federal aid? or Steak & Lobster Tail $4.95 or Bee! Broohette $3.50 You can't? Neither can we.Zero for Harrison A lot of people would like to know. ' Williams. . , Maybe that's why a lot of people, including Bny Beer By The Pitcher For Only 75^ The tragic fact is that Williams is barely Senator Clifford Case, are going to vote for A complete selection of Stronger Spirits Is available known, seldom visible and almost never heard Nelson Gross on November 3rd. HALF PRICE <*. BIRCH BEER) FOR CHILDREN UNDER 12 WHAT DO YOU WEAR? ANYTHING! 4I3O C.IMC. fvom Nelson Gross for United States Senator ,NI!KM8HElTIlieiDMSHNaPlIB «•»!>> You'll know he's there. Ft.Le«:8138I»0molneAve. West Orange: 464 Eagle Rook Ave. uwnuws...»tiBwim wono or woo, imm ucirutim. un» UUMH, numm, tun um, IUCOTNI mtrmtm fait l«r b/ V»lunt«n lor Cron, (0 Park Hocl, N«work, n. 1.,». ftrnrt, tx. Dlr. THEDAILY^REGJSTER, RED If. J.j WtisbAY, OCTOBER 27, J970 Howard Hits Nixon High School Pollsters Show GOP Is Gaining ' those questioned. RED BANK - A series of under the supervision of poll at botlt the Shrewsbury Sen. Williams was favored er undecided voters as the In the freeholder contest, Stand on Veterans political polls being taken by teachers Miss Sue Johnson and the Little Silver shopping by 30.9 per cent, while Mr. election draws near. history of government stu- and Mrs. Pamela Farrell. centers. ^ Gross captured 35.1 per cent. In the congressional race, the combined Republican can- BELMAR — In a review of which has passed the House," dents at Red Bank Regional Last week's poll/was the In the most recent poll, 191 Conservative Party candidate Mr. Howard was favored by didates hold a wide margin. the activities of the 91st Con- Mr. Howard charged. High School indicate that the third in a series. A final poll registered voters were ques- William O'Grady was favored 39.1 per cent, while Mr. Incumbent Republicans Al- gress today, Rep. James J. "More importantly," he county and state Republican will be taken this week. tioned. by 4.7 per cent, with the re- Dowd, who earlier had trailed bert E. Allen and Axel B. Howard, D-N.J., criticized continued, "this Administra- candidates are gaining Mrs. Farrell said about 50 Of the people questioned, maining 29.3 still undecided in by nearly 10 percentage points, Carlson are favored by 37.4 the administration (or its op- tion, in full knowledge of the strength in the final days be- students take part in the 34.3 per cent said they were the U. S. Senate race. . • was- now at 36.5 per cent. per cent while Democratic medical crisis in our VA hos- position to the congressional fore the Nov. 3 election. questioning, with the fresh- Democrats; 38.7, Republi- Miss Johnson said this was Conservative Party candi- challengers, C.B. Cargile and pitals, vetoed the Independent efforts to improve conditions The latest poll was com- men getting samples from the first time that Mr. Gross date Clyde W. Hill had 4.8 per Marvin Olinsky, have 25.2 per Offices and HUD appropria- cans, 22.6 per cent indepen- for veterans. pleted last Wednesday and people on Broad St. in Red led Sen. Williams. She caid cent of the vote. Still unde- cent, with 37.4 per cent still tions which would have added dent, and 4.4 per cent listed "The 91st Congress has gives Nelson G. Gross a four- Bank. The seniors take the other political affiliations. the poll shows fewer and few- cided were 19.6 per cent of undecided. passed legislation to increase $105 million to improve hospi- point lead over Democratic educational benefits, improve tal care and facilities for our Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr. pensions, to extend life insur- veterans. ' It also shows that Republi- ance coverage, to give better "You can imagine my can congressional challenger Anderson Takes Up Issues in Red Bank's Campaign benefits for widows and chil- amazement then," Mr. How- William F. Dowd has come being held up or mugged. dren in view of die continued ard added, "when the Admin- within 3.5 points of Rep. RED BANK- William S. had a. Republican mayor, our Mr. O'Hern has been mayor crime. Red Bank has never ijicreases in the cost of liv- istration came out, after op- James J. Howard, D-N.J. Anderson, Republican candi- ratables, increased 4% million for two years and hasn't done had street disorders until af. "I remind Mr. O'Hern of his ing, to make VA home loans posing these bills to assist date for council, today an- dollars. During the two year a thing along these lines. In ter Mr. O'Hern became may- own statement made after the veterans, and said that the The poll is being conducted s we red Mayor Daniel J. period that Mr. O'Hern has fact, when the voters twice or and we shouldn't have had more available, and to im- by the fresftman American violence that occurred In prove hospital facilities and Congress had obstructed pas- O'Hern's charge that he stop been mayor, our ratables defeated the school budget in them then. Who ever thought June, 1969, and I am quoting sage of important VA legisla- government classes and the criticizing personalities and have only increased about one 1969, it was the Republican a couple of years ago that it medical care for veterans," senior U. S. history classes his words, 'I don't think an- Mr. Howard said. tion! get to the issues. million dollars. members of council who would be necessary to lock trimmed $100,000 off the our cars in our own drive- other Democrat will win an "But despite noises about "1 think," the veteran legis- "I do not attack Mr. O'Hern "In other words, while budget, over the mayor's ob- ways, or that we would be af- election in this town for 20 the importance of caring for lator said, "that a review of Suspect Seized as a person, but only as an school and borough salaries the facts is in order so we opponent for the position of jections. raid to permit our wives to years'. By his own admission, our veterans, the Adminis- and expenses climbed, walk home from a church he has failed to keep the tration has opposed nearly may all determine just who mayor," he said in a state- borough income did not in-, "Still another issue is law In Ruin son Heist meeting after dark for fear of peace." every piece of legislation has obstructed what." ment, adding: crease sufficiently to offset and order and Increased Mr. Howard, who is serv- RUMSON — It took police just three minutes to nab a "I do attack, and will con- these expenditures. Therefore ing his third term in the tinue to attack Mr. O'Hern as we had a large tax increase. South Street Seaport House, has long been a sup- suspect Sunday in the rob- bery of $« from McCue's the mayor of Red Bank and This concerns everyone. 4 Assist At Lafayette. Workshop Talk on Thursday porter of legislation to im- Us lack of effectiveness in prove benefits for veterans. Gulf Station on E. River "Both the home owner who EASTON, Pa. - Four Mon- Road, Wayside; Robert lef- gates attended lectures on FREEHOLD - Peter Stan- that position. He was also among those who Road. pays his taxes directly to the mouth County, N.J;, residents frey, 11 Colonial Way, and "Financial Aid Policies and ford, president of the South Police said a man came borough and the person who Procedures," "The New Ap- worked for the re-opening of "Mr. O'Hern has suggested were among 58 members of R.V. Kelly, of 19 Majestic Street Seaport Museum, New the Beverly National Ceme- Into the station at 3:01 p.m. that I talk issues. Fine. The rents and finds his rent in- South, Lincroft. and Richard proach to Liberal Arts," and York City will give an illus- tery, and has introduced leg- Sunday afternoon and big issue is high taxes. Two creased because of high taxes the National Schools Commit- M. Somers, 30 Bellevue Ave., presentations of the academic trated talk at 2 p.m. Thursday islation to establish a Nation- scooped up the money from a years ago our mayor cam- are hurt alike. I charge that tee of Lafayette College here Rumson. . programs of the college by at the Historical Association al Veterans Cemetery Sys- cash register and fled on foot. paigned with the promise that our mayor has failed to bring who attended a weekend During the seminar dele- faculty members. building here. tem. Three minutes later police lie would stop spiralling tax- new ratables to our borough workshop in Marquis Hall on Mr. Stanford was one of the arrested Ronald Valentine, 74 ation of homeowners. This to offset our increased ex- campus. Parity's End Wanted organizers of the museum, Peach St., New Shrewsbury, year he is promising the same penditures. The NSC. consists ,of Lafa- formed three years ago to Starting Off Early MANILA, Philippines (AP) The parity agreement giv«s and charged him with the lar- thing. The only way that can "Another issue is schools. yette alumni.who assist the save five historic blocks of — President Ferdinand Mar- American nationals equal GEORGETOWN, Guyana ceny. be done is to bring in more Our mayor says if re-elected college's admissions staff in New York's waterfront in the (AP) - Prime Minister For- Mr. .Valentine was freed by ratables. - < areas where they reside. cos said party rights for U.S. rights with Filipinos In ex- old Fulton Market area along he will ask the Boards of Edu- bes Burnham called on the Municipal Court Judge Wil- "During the, two year peri- citizens would end in 1974 and p 1 o i t i n g this nation's re- South St. below the Brooklyn cation to keep their budgets Attending were Lt. Col. Wil- Young Socialist Movement, liam Kirkpatrick on $250 bail odof 196748, while Rod Bank down; What's he waiting for? liam 'C. Schroeder, 7M Bowne he opposed any extension, sources. Bridge. youth arm of his ruling for a court hearing Dec. 1. The museum has acquired People's National Congress, The arrest was made near three ships which are open to to start registering new-born the Rumson-Falr Haven Re- the public, the old Ambrose babies as party members BO gional High School by Rum- Lightship, an 1891 Gloucester children "can be . , . In- son patrolmen John Kesny, fishing schooner, and the Wa. doctrinated in the party's phi- Edward Fallon, Sgt. John vertree, a huge iron-hulled losophy from a very early Gainer, and Fair Haven gailing ship built in 1885. stage." Police Capt. William Bobbins. What's at the bottom BHlDondSpeaksOut of our offer? The name Thermware, a namethatfstands for quality." When a tumbler is a Thermware Tumbler it VIETNAM will help keep your hot drinks hot and yourcold drinks cold. Now for the offerf Ifyou visit any participating Mobil dealer and give him 390, the Tumbler is yours.. And with a name like Thermware on the bot- tom, we think you'll find that this offer can't be Mobir

A TOUGH ISSUE Where does your congressman stand? American involvement in Viet- Yet, your congressman did a nam is coming to an end. strange thing when he intro- The President's program for duced those antiwar bills. He peace deserves your support- forgot to tell you about them. not just because he's the Presi- As yon know, your congressman dent, but because he's right. publicizes just about everything Vietnam is a tough issue—for a he does. And much that he does politician. A politician is afraid not do. Every time he "spon- the "doves" or the "hawks" sors" legislation, he sends local won't like his views. newspapers a press release. That's why your congressman But he didn't send a press re- says one thing on a college lease telling us about his two campus, and another when he anti-war bills. Why not? Drew talks to service club member*, your own conclusions. or even to his fellow Democratic We do know, however, that he clubs. cites both resolutions daring Your congressman sponsored talks before College students. two anti-Nixon bills which have Whnt's the issue here? Onr earned him the support of three people clearly support the Pres- left-wing organizations: the ident's program for peace—bat Americana for Democratic not unanimously. Many would Action, the Student Movement agree with the congressman's • '.•"'•:• ' ••.;•. v; . for a New Congress, and the two bills. But why was he afraid Committee for a SANE Nuclear to lake n forthright stand? Policy. Each organization cited Bill Dowd tells college and high his "antiwar" record. school students what he tells all groups: he firmly snpports the President. If you disagree with that, yon may not vote for him. Bnt be* for yon vole for the incumbent, try to find where he really stands. Bill Dowd AGreatNewCongressman VOTE ALLEN/CARLSON REPIBUCMIS FUR FKEHOLDER Pild fqr by United Citizen* for Dowd, 0. Joseph DeVito, TIMS, Lonj Bnnch, N. I OMebifOilCorportfM -WE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK.MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1970 'Spoiled Priest' Author to Talk Halloween Prizes Announced MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Gabriel Longo, author of RED BANK - Howard urday, Oct. 31. It will form at Savings Bond; second dren in the elementary Gets New Chaplain "The Spoiled Priest," will dis, Thornton, chairman for Red 10 a.m. and start at 10:30 through fifth prizes will be schools will participate In cuss his work with drug ad- Panic's 23rd annual Halloween a.m. The marchers will move $15, $10, $5 and $2.50 gift cer- "Guess The Weight of the FT. MONMOUTH - New- Calif., he decided to become a Parade and Carnival, an- up Broad St. from Marine tificates, respectively. Pumpkin" contest. The win- est member of the chaplaincy, minister and entered Grace dicts tonight at 8 p.m. o'clock nounced that two grand prizes Park to E. Bergen Place The gift certificates were ners will serve- as King and staff here is Chaplain (Maj.) Theological Seminary, at Wi- at a meeting of the Lloyd for the event have been of- where it will make a right donated by Red Bank mer- Queen and their court will John W. Schumacher of the nona Lake, Ind., completing Road Intermediate School fered. turn and proceed to Memorial chants who every year take ride in an official car of the his studies there in 1963. PTO in the school auditorium. Serpico's Office Equipment Park. There refreshments, great interest and pride in the parade. National Fellowship of Breth. Two years later, he came ren Churches. Company again has donated a consisting of candy, soda, ci- parade. First place winners The "Surprise Phone Call" on active duty as an Army Head counselor at Lin- der and doughnuts will be in these divisions will com. A native of Indiana, Chap. chaplain. His tours of duty croft's Brookdale Community Royal portable typewriter, to contest will be held Oct. 31, lain Schumacher grew up in be awarded in divisions A served and prizes awarded. pete for the grand prize. Halloween night, and will be- have included assignments at College and a member of the. The parade will be divided Elkhart. He attended Bob Fort Meade, Md., Fort Car. board of directors of the Com- through D. The grand prize All judging for the parade gin at 8 p.m. The winners Jones University, Greenville, into seven divisions. Age will be done by the service must be in their homes, when son, Colo., and Vietnam. He munity Services Council of for divisions E and F has groups 1-7 Division A; 8-10 Di. S.C., where he .graduated in Monmouth County, Mr. Longo been donated by Better clubs of Greater Red Bank called, to receive awards. served from 1966 to 1967 with vision B; 11-15 Division C; 16 and will be made en route to Nineteen more names will be 1957 with a degree in educa- the 11th Armored Cavalry in formerly was active In the Housekeeping, Monmouth St., J tion. \ and over Division D; small Memorial Park. called, and they will each re- Vietnam and from 1969 to 1970 New Jersey Regional Drug arid is a clock radio. Division floats and mobile units Divi. After three years as a Abuse Agency, to which he G is for large floats, and $25 Mr. Thornton said all chil- ceive (1 If they are at home. The Rev. John W. Schumacher with the Military Assistance sion E; family groups TJivL school teacher in Whittier, Command Vietnam (MACV), still refers addicts. participation awards will be sion F; and large floats Divi- before coming here. The meeting is open to par- given for each one entering, sion^. He and his wife, the former ents, teachers, students, and with first, second arid third There will be five prizes for Miss Martha Ann Catching of government and police offi- prizes of $50, .$30, and $10. Divisions A-F. First prize will Ffedrich, does your house need cials of the Matawan-Hazlet- The parade will be held Sat. .be a $25 gift certificate or Springfield, Mo., have two Keyport area. , daughters, Laurie, 10, and warm, Julie, 7. The family lives in Talk Is Toni ht On A8lrtmom NEWGUTTERS? Oceanport. Parents Invited S y vmry- Ft. MONMOUTH - STAR astronomers. Mr. Keene Is an Wt will form your WHITE ALUMINUM gutter, To Schools (Society of Telescopy, As- amateur astronomer anil he tronomy, and Radio) will will Illustrate how anyone can free made of sturdy .032 gauge aluminum, (the Fire College RED BANK - The Public hear George Keene discuss grind his own telescope mir- heaviest available) at your home. No seams- Awards for 5 schools will open their doors "An Advanced Design for a ror and construct a small no leaks—no exposed spikes! We use our own for parent visitations through Small Observatory" at 7:30 home observatory. UNION BEACH - Five Friday.. . tonight at Myer Hall. cone^aled hanging system with stainless steel members of Union. Gardens Letters have been sent to It is an open meeting for ev. screws. We will be happy to have our Mr. Oil- Fire Co. 1 have received parents, inviting them to visit NEA Film low stop at your home to give you compete in- awards from the Monmouth their children's classrooms eryone interested in amateur County Fire College. during the school, day. astronomy. Mr. Keene is from formation Without obligation. Rochester, N. Y. and is em- To Be Shown Recipients include Robert "We hope as many parents as possible come into our ployed by the Eastman Kodak BELFORD - "How to Con. Wolf and Kenneth Burkhardt Company. fer Successfully with Your Jr., five-year certificates, schools to observe, first-hand our educational program," His presentation is based on Child's Teacher," a National patches and pins; Barry Yer- Education Association film, Haw extra cash in year kowitz, three-year certificate commented Dr. Robert C. the design and construction of Hoops, superintendent of his own telescope and obser. will be shown Wednesday, at 8 balance when you need it Open and accomplishment patch; p.m. at a meeting of the Bay. Charles Oviatt, two-year cer- schools. "We must have the vatory. He presented this talk a Cash-O-Matic account with us. understanding and support of at the Stellafane Convention view School PTA in the school tificate and patch, and Joseph all-purpose room. Ristaino, one-year certificate our parents if the schools are at Springfield, Vt., last Au- •and patch. to succeed in helping each , gust, which is the inter, A discussion will fillow the im bonk fMt Mot* «M tar** Making the presentation child realize his potential." national meeting for amateur movie. were Chief Joseph Scalone and president William Young. Prawn's has the best Man Charged With. Exposure "When my appendix came out, Gutter Replacement HAZLET — Richard Balga, 33, of 177 South St., Freehold, ;! Ours M$ The Moat Modern was charged with indecent exposure Saturday afternoon j Gutter Equipment In All following an incident in ;! Of New Jersey! Bradlee's Stop 'n Shop super- Blue Cross and Blue Shield came WWWWNAWNAI market, Rt. 36. Police Chief William Smith said the man was released in $1,000 bail pending a court 32 BROAD ST. hearing Nov. 14. Patrolman William Colangelo was the ar. 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Dear Ann Landers: I've gers, kikes and wops." Our the country is right here in Il- tor turned out to be the town been sitting here trying to fig. children did not know the linois — a town of 1900 people. pot connection. Yesterday the ure out how to tone down the meaning of these words until superintendent of the old folks language so you can print my Grandma happily spelled It Anhtanders Our high school coach is liv- home was arrested for run- letter. I've decided there is no out for them. During her de- ing with his girl friend. Not ning a bookie joint in the way without destroying the tailed lecture on "the inborn only is he the coach but he is basement. I'll tell you the sense of what I want to say, dlfferencesjn certain groups" Dear Stumped: If the teaching, would you believe, name of this town but I'll bet so I'm going ahead In the I had a terrific time con- grandparents use those words social studies. A few of the you $100 you won't print It. hope you will print it anyway. trolling my temper. My jaws again,, cut in —in a no-non- mothers complained but were IfS .Illinois.' Just a I married a very fine man ac'hed from grinding my sense tone of voice. Say, "We told that so long as he does Reader ! , last year after having been a teeth. My knuckles were don't .allow that kind of lan- his job his personal life is his Dear Just: Your bet has no widow since 1966. His parents white from clenching my guage In our house. Those are own business. takers. If your facts are in- are virtual strangers to me fists. My husband's eyes gutter.words so please don't Then there is our ex-min- correct I mii>ht get a call and. to my three children. I pleaded with me to keep qui- use them in our presence." ister who became involved from the state's attorney — et. have two boys who are 10 and Children should.learn early to with the banker's wife. He unless he's in jail, that is. 8, and a girl, 6. The children I don't want a head-on colli- speak- out against Ignorance started by, counseling her Thanks for writing. like their new grandparents and prejudice. As parents it is with marital problems and Alcohol is no shortcut to (so- very much and the grand- sion with my in-laws, but I find it impossible to tolerate your responsibility to give ended up running off with her cial success. If you think you parents adore them. thenv the benefit' of some oii- — leaving a wife and chil- have to drink to be accepted such bigotry. We have been the-jobtraining. We just ' returned from invited to return for Christ- dren. The banker's wife came by your friends, get the facts. back three weeks later — al- spending a weekend together mas. Please tell me how to Dear Ann Landers: This Is Read "Booze And You'.- For one. She was surprised to dis- In their home and it was a deal with the problem if it for the lady who wrote to say Teen-Agers Only," 1>y Ann cover that the banker had al- Landers. Send 35 cents In coin very trying experience for should arise again, as it Inevi- Monterey, Calif., is the Peyton ready moved his secretary and a long, self-addressed, me. My husband's parents tably will. I am - Stumped in Place of the U.S.A. She is into their home. stamped envelope with your Connecticut . ' • continually talk about "nig- wrong. The real sex center, of Last week the choir direc- request. Decorator Vignettes to Color Show

RUMSON- A creative and a quintet of distinguished in- chairman of special effects, the antiqr h will be in house furniture will be dis- practical theme will enliven terior designers will guide the has announced that Barbara plentiful throughout played. the Uth annual Rumson An- viewer to a more effective use J. Cocker and M. Louise the school w.jing. In addition to bringing a tiques Show Nov. 9,10,-and 11 of antiques in distinctive de. Baird of Rumson, Joan Ann The same room will be the wide selection of antiques to FASHION TRIO — Mrs. Donald iMorrii, left, is chairman of the 'Harvest Luncheon at Holy Cross School, Rumson cor. Chllton of Shrewsbury and W. setting for daytime and eve. the shore area, the Runjson and fashion show to ba given by Lincroft Newcomers Club, Nov. 7 at 12:30 p.m. Road. Period room setting by Mrs. George Sheehan, J. Sloane of Red Bank will ning lectures on coordination Antiques Show has long been i>n the Molly PitcW Motor Inn, Rod Bank. Mrs. Francis Flaherty, right, models present room settings at the of color, fabric and in- noted for its fine luncheon. antiques show next month. This year Mrs. Patrick S. Ma- « cafe 'brown wool longuette wilJi jeweled cuffs ms. Clo"V.

Howard Warns Hanoi Howard bill prevents Howard Supports Bill ent ocean waste . WASHINGTON - Hanoi Asia, it nfflst tie abundant!' JJorth Vietnam. musS=??y-S~.t be made to realize that wear to Hanoi that almost a\ Mrs. Howard, on Sept. Jo, dumping To Aid Commuters ill Americans, .regardless of combining tbe three /mericans art outraged over 5ssued a plea through her con- Howard «HM) todajr aubmitted which pas thr e burden of proof •WASHINGTON - "If we d» Chairman of the House Ways situation. If we are to met theinusrt politicabe madl epart to realizy or epoliti tha-t enatiie rtreatmen to Hanoti Uiapresentlt almosty ac, a*-. M« n»,^ .. c..i .. WAsnNr.Tnw_ii-. , , i ptj of legislation inio one bill, 9proo f : • ^^ v— w w» gressional wife newspaper la a Boose Merchant Marine and on the dumper to show i not take -dramatic stepps im- . >nd Means Committee iM ik. came the Secretary of the W- Howes of Congress whose sensitive to public opinionopinion,. "* MMonunltte.. who MM tk. I . •i-i ' » — "—•f • the costs of •Ills hill, members litd— and even thought in violation . jre- com* its ers cannot speak "Even thou i earlier selves, yon can nate dump*- 1 combing voice heard on t Government employe unit lish a tr' « transit snd provide the | A we still probl 1 of ! Hiehway we which will to do ctht prai L How J s ef *»• .•ted at leas' wmmm 'JUW •Ip-

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,„. picture stands By ^?8pWoi - J./said, "the trans- Prei* Staff Writer or sea worm, acce bacteria growth In the spines port outlining the-effects J3 of horseshoe crabs and in tiia of dumping sewage ™gfll chambers and claws ef sludge, induBtrial acidfl Is «dlHc crabs. and wjutps snd flredtre9 Jn todition. the Inlerlm re* i2?i!«^rS«S« liftSS8 P^ noles tot a lobster died

the New Jersey coast. 9 mUr f0T five WMlts> showill. 4 Isxnnmuter who must fu;ht He report, soontobere-gtypical black growth on ;w, leased to the VS. Army Corps ji gills, And in August and Se|^ „ °f traffic and fumes twice t day, of En^neersSesearchCenter,,'tember, a massive kill of Ssk .' „„. ^ cften for hours on end. The marks the mld-potatof a two-,, and ether marine organisms „ e,zi" . obvious solution to his* prob- year, U00.00» stadjri under* at ofXshore shipwrecks from 'ont™, ™tiai'»- lem is the development of •way at tbe Sandy Hook Ma-? the Shrewsbury Rocks to Man- «on," Mr. Howard r fine laboratory In New Jer-l asquan Inlet was atlrlbuled to "Tbls WU ent.tr fcy which peat numbers .. sey. The Corps of Engineers J the sludge bods by Sandy Whatlhavepropo' "eople pay be moved within funded Uie ahtdy, the first sci- "Hook marine biologists. national level, ur metropolitan areas quick- entffle Investigation of the ef-u According toDr.rfearcc. and concentrr ', cleanly and effiaently." fccts «f a 40-year accumula-sthe high oxygen demand oE with the pror Bon oi sewage and Industrial tij,c bacteria released from the w MlIut' . "tdiar *>; MUtttjimptd war tbe Am- sewage clud?a decreased the 1 a dy Hoo Bmmi County C •"JS y? * *2_^ « t » cf vital oxygen In lha Gen. James A. ana tbe Sbtewihory Mas, off nater, suffocating the fish and Mr ' director of Jtaimouth Beich. lower marine organisms, i ll Sbca 'the early ]83tJ'i, ths as barnacles and siri^: tm dumping: areas have been " wed by New York and New Jersey tadustriesand: amhorlties ' Rep. James J. Howard International »r environmental mat' Howard por ;«x a L'onner Vice "I asked for co-sr . comul' bill was pleas Mr. Hr i it ii,. \ lonse," Mr. H * ' ^ld, has info ajority i,. 'thuslwathar .0^1, !»&%S ; (rict *" -*A+&7& V*!*^?^^.** CongressCongressman n Brottman gas to 3 nt Nixon's '"o, c/o;V *> out t'« dir for co-spco- "Now e. equally ^..v L <«U nut I. nea « the Ai |^^ ..,,c«re who at- 'oft in aK . recommen- m PresU ^ ^S^.rante- d Howard saHbeln^ dation -e National Acid; cui,. Howard my u Sciences it ffooMava (ondiMi. Idlers from the Trans- the oBteomc of that report t 3, V%> a m untested n Department to mean fA •a oproval of the train fore spending taxpayers' nu * fP ey working on a project f i t is practically a might never be needed," i is Tax Cut Proposal *«*- •>%'%••'— conclusion* Mr. Howard in a statemer As No JL > to Middle Man penior Citizen Aid Howard For Standing WASHINGTON—Repi. _ The Nixon Admtoi«tri-. aentaUve James J. Howarc, .^^^JlegUMon Urged tlon's proposals were made payers by $1.7 Mlllon and WASHINGTON - Hep. " (D-N.J.) chargedyesterday by Secretary of the Treas- K imum shelter and food »Uow- Unit On Environment , that President Nixon has ury David Kennedy as the at the ssme time auggest James J. Howard, D-N.J. to- ance. thit corporations be given i day urged the Senate Com- i forgotten the 'forgotten Senate Finance Committee "The House passed bill pro- WASHINGTON-ftmesJ. Ho- hlned over ISO co-sponsors for American" the President a $1J6 billion decrease in mittee on Finance to resume ward (D-N.JJ has joined Repub- bis bill. opened hearings on the tax vides a 5 per cent increase in talked about so frequently reform bill last week. taxes above'and beyond ,i hearings Which affect senior benefits across the board, and' Ia addition, the lican Congressman 'Donald 0. "The membors already spen- what the House W1I sug- .citizens. courages the CEI., B rout nun of Colorado h tntro- during his presidential "The average taxpayer we included * -provision for 1o offer recommend sorlnr my Mil represent both campaign. gested,* Mr. Howard In a letter to Sett. Russell automatic cost - of - living duclnf Itgtslitlon which would aides of th« aisle and come from has been the 'forgotten added ? B.Long, chairman of the Sen-' the interim report. I In a statement aharply American* for all too long. increases, which would allow tut nwnUi, "" The third-term Con- .ate Committee on Finance, he these people to face the con. the wmntssmait's sid •'W"'.. timing inflation without fear ini o'f Security Hike the shores of Sanfy liorl, s,-« WASHINGTON •- iRep. inflidiM damage et the ma- James J. Howard, D-N,X, has rine and bottom life. asked the Senate-Committee Lab studies iwcoxxnetA on Finance to resume hear, »n area ef 10- to Vvpirt ings on social security amend- mil** jroood the ilodge dump CONGRESSMAN ments containing S.pcr cent is about complete]? devoid across Ihe board and automat- •f bottom lift, surrounded try >ic cost of living increases. another two-mile wid» band where marine life if suffering The measures passed the farying degrees of damage. House of Representatives 344- • Sludge accumulations In M, on May 21. some sections are two to three In a letter to Sen. Russell B. feet'deep. Using grab sam- Long, DLa., the committee plers capable oil biting one- chairman, Mr. Howard said:' loot section! out of the ocean "This bill passed the House floor, Sandy Hook biologists with overwhelming support. It have ntrieved tubs, lull of JAMES PaiJd for by .Howar HOWARd for Congress Coitimltt«»,TrK>m8sColeman,Belmarr N.J.,TrMtur«rD represents the difference Be- Hack, foul smelling sludge* tween bare subsistence snd from the barren area. adequate income for thou- sands of people in the 3rd con- Tbe sludge samples contain ' HI njune mm warn iv wup mn jnjiniou uui nidi ui» ~- •11 types of human refuse, Ras and I plan to do even, gressional district who paid mlnlatratlon wants tocut by "While there were por- of the proposals by con- ...... ,,,,..,..,,|.u» i« »»- into this fund for many heavy metals, lucti as chromi- thine in my power to kep In? then suggests lncreiilng 'I fall to see how the um, copper and lead,, and jiubllc cpotlijht on every $1,7 billion the money ap- tions of the House-passed ferees appointed by the form and to expect some years." proved lntheHouae-paased tax benefltstocorporadons Administration can Juatlfy lure shown to be lacking life. action thtat is taken," cald Mr. bill which I wai not fully House when the time came by $1,6 billion/ Mr. direct tax relief them- the Senate committee h»S fet DUMPING Cap IS bill for the relief of middle Its proposal to reduce the Il I(l ll Howard. ln accord with, I felt that for.a House-Serute confer- Howard added, selves as s reiult of pass- « , "'ee days o( hearings on and low income Uxpayers, tax relief provided ln the ttie e i! l8t i( vM put oi tbe bill was ence. 'U President Nixon ia age of this bill," Mr. [ ? u , "> since its pas- H bjllfortbe Howard concluded. ^by lhe HouM- Vast Deal Alarms Marlboro Mayor By JAMES R.McCORMICK conservation district to "pro- acre zoning to preserve the "If it is all right to have The mayor said that he ar- south-central region of Marl- the outcome of the township's MARLBORO - Mayor Mor. tect township residents from esthetic values of the area. five-acre zoning in a swamp rived at his conclusions after boro as the result of five ma. revised Master Plan. ton Salkind said last night major development before it The Daily Register endorsed bog (Burnt Fly Bog), then no three weeks of tax record and jor zoning suits against the The North Jersey Corp., that "real estate speculators" is too late." this proposal in a Sept. 14 edi- one can deny that protection transfer investigation. He 1969 council ordinance, the formed in J.969, is headed by have purchased or optioned Lands in the Pleasant Val- torial. to a section of beauty and tra- said that his allegations are town already faces the pros, Robert S. Corbin, Bayhead. nearly ?3 million of land in ley section already pur. 'In Heart of Section dition," lie added. substantiated by legal affida- pect of double sessions in the Other officers are Michael R. the Pleasant Valley section chased, said the mayor, are: "I cannot allow the Pleas- Burnt Fly Bog is a land vits. schools arid soaring taxes for Valienoti, Scotch Plains, vice- and Nolan Road vicinity for the 168 atre Embree tract lo- ant Valley section to face conservation district in the Protection Asked years to come." president; and Paul C. Bos- mass development which cated on both sides of Igoe mass development. It is the northwest section of Marlboro Stating that personal and Code Change Hit land, Short Hills, Secretary. could include multi-family Road; the 103-acre Schanck heart of the 2,000-acre pro- which has five-acre zoning. political threats have been Mr. Salkind was referring Members of the Board of Di- dwellings. ; tract located on both sides of posed historical section," Mr. The remaining million dol- made against him, the mayor to four suits challenging the rectors apart from those offi. Charging that a North Jer- Pleasant. Valley Road, and Salkind said. lars of land purchased in rec- said that he is calling upon township's two-acre zoning cers named are: Odgen B. sey Corporation titled Motor the 208-acre Frelinghuysen "The Planning Board will ent major land agreements the council "to pass the nee. Carter Jr., Short Hills, Ho. ordinance amendment adapted Finance Corp. has purchased property running from Igoe consider my recommendation are in the Nolan Road vicin- essary ordinance to protect race K. Corbin Jr., West Or- more than 479 acres of Pleas- ' Road on the west to Pleasant that my earlier proposal for ity, the mayor said. He said this region at once before the last year, and which places ange; H. Corbin Day, Short ant Valley section land worth Valley Road on the east. io acre zoning be modified to that a major land agreement developers file their appli. most of the residential lands Hills; Henry D. Day, West "over one million dollars," Mayor Salkind has pro- five acre similar to' the land there "allegedly includes cations." in two-acre zoning. Su- Orange; Mat,thew D. Hall, Mr. Salkind said that he posed that 1,000 acres. of conservation district to ease town house plans," but The mayor said that with perior Court Judge Elvifl R. Cranford: Richard D. Nelson, would combine the historical Pleasant Valley be rezoned any hardship," the mayor would refuse further elabora- the threat of a "court im- Simmill has continued the Short Hills, and William C. zone concept and the land from V& acre zoning to 10. said.' tion on that project. posed .down-grading in the hearings until Jan. 5, pending Woodhull II, Morristown. City Police Patrols To 3 Fired MCAP Employes Be Boosted LONG BRANCH - Police Prepare to File Appeals Jiatrol activity will be in- creased due to recent in- By HALLIE SCHRAEGER lor did not set a new date. In- of investigations of OEO'i cidents in the city's business • FREEHOLD - As attor- stead, he sent each employe a agencies. neys for three fired Mon- letter of dismissal dated Oct. district.,, . "•••-/;••'•. - He said he did not know the ; mouth Community Action IS, stating that his decision specifics of an OEO report • City officials said the action Program (MCAP) employes could be appealed. sent to MCAP last August, wuT'tte the second step in a were preparing to file appeals The appeal hearing will be but it would not be proper for more to improve the police with the poverty agency's in public, the defense attor- him to comment on them* coverage here. board of trustees, MCAP Ex- neys said. anyway. He said the May in- ecutive Director Joseph E. Seek Unbiased 'Look' vestigation had resulted from The initial xstep was taken Taylor remained unavailable "We want a comp(etely un. "some complaints that the or. for comment yesterday. biased board to look at this," ganization could be operated trol cars and personnel were WINNERS — James Newsome, second from right, assistant plant manager for Mr. vTaylor has made him- said Mr. Rudnick. "I don't better in some ways. We have made available throughout Lily-Tulip Division of Owens-IMinofo, accBpt* championship trophy from Kenneth S. self unavailable since last know when the hearings will investigations of our agencies the community. The quick ap- Thursday, when The Daily be called, but I hope it's all over; very frequently." prehension of suspects in- Wf'lley, president of th» Hazls+JHolmdel Youth Athletic League. Also on hand Register reported on the fir- soon." Mr. MacDougall said the volved in an assault and rob- for the presentation were, left to right, Charles Coutu, t»am coach, William E. ings. Mr. Rudnick said the issue May probe had no connection bery in a parking lot on Bel- Appealing their dismissals of back pay might require a whatever with the Freehold mont Ave. and in a holdup Mueller, league 'first vice president, and Prank Scniavino, winning team manager. "are John W. Davis of Bond separate action. situation, which had also been and robbery at a bakery on The Ramblers, sponsored by Lily-Tulip, won both the league.and the playoffs in the St., Freehold, a community Meanwhile, the Office of investigated "for our rec- Long Branch Ave. are atri- organizer; Mrs. Theressa El. Economic Opportunity ords." buted to coverage by police Babe Ruth Division. (Photo by Dale Turner I Jiott of New Shrewsbury, a (OEO), MCAP's federal par- using marked and unmarked The OEO spokesman said community developer special- eat, says reports it is in- cars, city officials said. IlilllllillllM^ MCAP is still to answer ques. ist, and George Direckson of vestigating MCAP have been tions of the August OEO re- The protection plan by New Shrewsbury, community overplayed. port. developer. police continues to show posi- Joseph E. Taylor "Our only concern with Asked what the end result tive results In the uniformed iffiMILY V, On Publication Issue community action hiring and of that Investigation could be, division and in the detective The three former employes conference" or "at a meeting firing is that there be appro, Mr. MacDougall said, "We division, according to reports. of the Neighborhood Service right now." He has an un- priate grievance procedures," (OEO and MCAP) could get Within the past 19 days, two Center here were suspended listed telephone number- at OEO's Hugh MacDougall said together on improved proce- successful narcotic raids June 17 for allowing the Free- home. yesterday. "It is ultimately dures ... They are a private were effected which resulted RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1970 —13 hold Street People to use Martin Rudnlck of Red up to the governing body. agency, and we have no whip- in the apprehension of six MCAP equipment to publish Bank, attorney' for Mr. Di- MCAP does have such griev. cracking authority over suspects being charged with their mimeographed news, reckson, said last night that ance procedures." them." violations. paper, the "Liberation he and Robert E. Levy of As- Said Mr. MacDougall, chief Apparently, OEO' parental News." bury Park, attorney for Mrs. of public affairs and congres- hand deals no blows but fatal Their attorneys say it • is Elliott and Mr. Davis, expect sional relations for the New ones, since Mr. MacDougall Candidates their position that Mr. Taylor to file the appeals this week. York Regional OEO office: acknowledged, "In theory, we Middletown Official, not only gave permission for Procedures Hit "We are not involved until the have the option of not renew- the paper to be published in Both attorneys have ob- grievance procedures are ex- ing their funding.,." To Speak the MCAP office, but was jected to the procedures un. hausted and the people in. To a complaint by Robert shown part of the, pappr be- der which Mr. Taylor con. volved don't think they got a B. Gonzalez of Fair Haven, In Matawan Though 111, Races On forehand. , ducted hearings on the sus- fair hearing." vice chairman • of MCAP's Mr. Taylor, who is to be a. pensions behind closed doors Not on Schedule board, that the OEO report MATAWAN - Republican MIDDLETOWN - Town, cessfully opposed a change in would resign, and someone key witness at the hearings Aug. 26 and Sept. 10. Those Mr. MacDougall said that has not been revealed to that and Democratic Borough ship Committeeman Robert the township charter, Mr. else would be appointed for before the board of trustees, hearings were never com. when he stated earlier that a panel, Mr, MacDougall said Council, candidates .will meet P. McCutcheon, Republican Beck stressed that as a self- the balance of the year," Mr. has declined to return numer- pleted. probe of MCAP's overall op- only that "generally speak- ous telephone calls. During After a scheduled hearing tomorrow. night in Ravine who seeks reelection to a sec- employed insurance agent, he Azzolina explained in answer erations last May was "not ing, the board of directors ond three-year term, may be has time to be available to the to a reporter's question. "The Office hours, a reporter is,told Oct. 6 was postponed at the routine!' he meant merely gets everything directly in- Drive School to take part in a down, but he's not out. public as township clerk. He biggest boost for him would by his secretary that he is "in: request of Mr. Levy, Mr. Tay- there was no regular schedule volving the agency." candidates nights sponsored , Confined to Riverview Hos- promised to set up regular be to be elected by a big plu- by the League of Women Vot- pital, Red Bank, after a blood business hours "so the public rality," he added. ers. vessel in his head ruptured carl see the clerk in person." Committeeman Joseph M. Saturday, the candidate sent Speaking on behalf of Mr. Malavet stated Mr. Mc- On hand at 8:30 to present word through Assemblyman McCutcheon, Mr. Beck scored Cutcheon should be reelected their platforms and to answer Joseph Azzolina, local Re- MCAP-Freeholder Parley "exaggerations and lies" he because his opponent has voters' questions wjll be Re- publican leader, that he said are propagated by made "irresponsible state- publican candidates Mrs. LiL. wants his campaign to contin- ' Thomas J. Lynch Sr. Mr. ments." lian G. Burry and Salvatore ue. McCutcheon's Democratic op- He branded as false con- J. Milazzo, and their Demo, At a press conference last ponent. tentions that the township cratic opponents, John G. Col- Eyed in Operations Probe night in the Molly Pitcher Mo- Mr. Azzolina added, "Bob sewer program will cost the lins and John W. Byrd. tor Inn, red Bank, Mr. Azzo- McCutcheon is an extremely taxpayers $100 million; that ByALHORAY Meanwhile, Milton Garr, MCAP and that all taxpayers rector, has been unavailable The public is invited. lina said all members of the capable Township Committee- 25 per cent of the homes in LONG BRANCH-A meeting 208 Poole Ave., here, has have a right to know if there for comment on the issue. Mr. man. He's very conscientious: Vpter information will be Township Committee and the township are up for sale between county Freeholders asked Mr. MacDougall to re. is a report in existence and Russell said that OEO probes Mark Beck, GOP candidate ' He takes things to heart. because their owners can no veal whether "public funds" whether it indicates there are offered on a non-partisan and Robert B. Gonzalez, vice of MCAP operations are for township clerk, will pinch Even flat on his back he longer afford taxes; and that were used in last May's city claims of irregularities. sparked by "any complaint president of the Monmouth basis by league members. hit for the ailing campaigner. passes on the word to get if the Township Committee election here. Joseph E. Taylor, MCAP dl. by any person." Wears 2 Hats cracking with the municipal would only follow through and ' Community Action Program, An unsuccessful candidate Three Injured Mr. Beck, who said he was budget." enforce the street opening or- Inc., is expected to be set to in that contest, Mr. Garr said wearing two hats — one for , Recovery Expected dinance, enough fines could discuss a federal report on a he is Investigating the actions be collected from sewer con- himself and one for Mr. The assemblyman added probe of MCAP's manage- of a candidate who was suc- In City Crash McCutcheon'— outlined his that though the ultimate ef- tractors to finance the sewer cessful in the council race. ment procedures. LONG BRANCH - An 18- qualifications for the job he fects of the candidate's illness system. Wilbert C. Russell, MCAP's seeks to wrest from in- cannot yet be known, It looks "And there are more," Mr. . Mr. Gonzalez has called for assistant director, gained re- year-old driver was admitted cumbent Democrat Charles now as if Mr. McCutcheon Malavet added. "A person the airing of a confidential re> election in the May 12 contest. to Monmouth MedicarCenter V. Carroll Jr. will recover and be perfectly who makes this kind of irres- port made by investigators of Mr. Garr said last night early yesterday after a three- A former Matawan Town- competent to fill the job of ponsible statements should the federal Office of Econom- that he has "good reason to car collision at Third and ship councilman and last township committeeman. not be on the governing body ic Opportunity. The report is believe" that MCAP employes said to be the result of a Chelsea Aves. year's chairman of the "Vote "If he should be elected and of this or any other town- were active in the campaign No" committee which suc- then becomes incompetent, he. ship," he commented. probe of MCAP management for one of the city's successful John J. O'Brien of 523 Ham- which started last May. candidates. pton Ave., listed in fair condi- Talk Is Wanted He added also that "a re. tion with injuries of an eye, liable source" close to MCAP and knee, and a minor con- Joseph C. Irwin, Freeholder told him that OEO probers cussion, was issued two sum- Bail Rises to $21,000 director, last night said that were in the city on election monses by Patrolman Henry Mr. Gonzalez will ask for a day — May 12 — and were L. Christensen for careless conference with the county checking the activities of driving and disregarding a panel. "No doubt," Mr. Irwin said, "we will want to talk to MCAP employes. For 2 Crime Suspects It is asserted, he added, him." "fheother two drivers were that "only a skeleton crew" identified by police as Leland LONG BRANCH - Bail with possession of stolen arti- Ward is being held in the Although Hugh MacDou- was on duty In the Long Joseph C. Irwin Milton Garr K. Mauer, 25, of 169. River continues to grow for two cles, according to Capt. Do- county jail in lieu of $5,000 gall, chief of the OEO's public Branch headquarters of Road, Red Bank, and Robert young men who were an minick Torchia of the Deal bail. affairs branch, has confirmed MCAP on election day. "I W. Sclsco, 22, of 325 Garfield raigned in Deal and then here Police Department. Judge Rand set Nov. 16 for that a probe is being made, don't know if they were on yesterday afternoon with total a preliminary hearing for the he termed the interim report Ave. Oakhurst. A passenger On a detainer from this leave or being paid," he said. in the Mauer Car, Sarah Rus- bail already set at $21,000. pair. Tlllman's bail was set at an "in-house" document and Seeks Full Probe Theft Series Charged town, they were returned $6,500 and he was charged said that specifics of the re- sell, 18, of 32 Waterview Way, Larry TUlman, 1000 Bangs here where they stood before Mr. Gonzalez Sunday called with atrocious assault and port will not be made public Sea Bright, and Mr. Scisco Ave., Asbury Park, also City Judge Jacob Rand. for "a full investigation of the battery, forcefully and felon, at this time. •were treated for minor in- known as Larry Johnson, and Reginald Ward was charged entire MCAP program" to dc. To Middletown Youths iously taking a wallet and juries artd released. Reginald Ward, 34 N. Broad- with aiding and abetting Lar- Mr. Irwin added last night termlne whether complaints possession of stolen money MIDDLETOWN - Four 15- Capt. Letts said a radio val- i way, here, and. JO Brook ry Tillman in an armed rob- that, although the Freehold- made to the OEO are well and a firearm, a .38 caliber year-old Bclford youths have ued at $50 taken from St. Drive, Neptune, were ar- bery yesterday morning and ers have no direct jurisdiction founded. rested on Corlies Ave., and pistol. bnen arrested and charged Mary's school and $47 in cash Cahill to Speak possession of stolen money. In MCAP's operation, they in. He denied that he knew have been recovered. Monmouth Road in Ocean Bandits lilt Store directly bear part of the with breaking Into nine busi- about the probe, except for ness establishments and two At Sea Girt Township, by three Deal The charges were in regard unit's responsibility. news accounts of the Issue he The juveniles were arrested police officers after a chase to a reported armed robbery schools since last March. yesterday bv I)<>t"rtlves *••- • WALL TOWNSHIP - Gov. Schools Open The director noted that one- has read, and said he has not that 'began earlier on Ocean of the William Mari Liquor According to Detective thur Stover and Robert William Cahill will speak at 7 third of MCAP's board ol di- seen the OEO report on the Ave. in Deal. Store at 71 Brighton Ave., Capt. Itobert M. Letts Jr. the Schnnor. For Inspection rectors are appointed by matter. .o'clock tonight on' behalf of Patrolmen Dennis Galvin, LongBranch, yesterday youths arc specifically LITTLE SILVER - county Freeholders. One-third The board member also charged with the Oct. 24 entry All have been released In Republican candidates at the Frank Barry, and Alfred Wil- morning. said that federal funds are In- Borough schools are open for are appointed by MCAP offi- of the Belfnnl ^nnnc) sto'inn; the custody of tlic^piirenls Sea Girt Inn. kes, finally arrested the pair After reporting the Incident volved in the operation of inspection by parents through cers and the remaining third four entries of the Belford Tex- pending actionjiyjuvenilc au- Also speaking at the dinner and returned them to Deal to police at 9:13 a.m., Mr. Thursday in observance of are elected. aco station; and entering the thorities. will be candidates Nelson where acting Municipal Judge Mari was treated and re- American Education Week. Awareness Sought Belford Ksso station; Gross, for U.S. Senate; Wil- William Throckmorton set leased at Monmouth Medical Pots Yield Heal Luck Mr. Irwin also said he feels Charlie's Farm Market, Rt. liam Dowd, for U.S. Con. ball at $5,000 apiece. The hours for parents of Center for injuries suffered in R O S S-ON-WYE, England L'liinc Sales Soar that freeholders should be 36, Belford; St. Mary's Ele- gress; Albert Allen, for re- Auto Recognized kindergarten children are 0-11 the holdup. (AP) — Storekeeper Jack made aware of the contents of mentary School; Belford Ele. TOKYO (AP) - The vend- 'election to the Board of Free- Officer Galvin recognized a.m. for the morning session Tillman awaits arraignment Roberts took pot luck on a lot mentary School; the Navy ing machine industry report- the white car the pair were and 12:30-2:30 p.m. for the af- this morning in Asbury Park the controversial report. of 1,000 government surplus holders, and Axel Carlson, for service station, lit. .16, East driving from a county radio ternoon session. Parents of on charges of attempted rob- ''We represent all the chamber pots and struck ed a boom caused by Japan's an unexpired one year term Kcansburg; and .lack's description broadcast yester. children in grades 1-5 are in- bery and assault with a dan- peoplS of Monmouth County," gold. They had gold rims and manpower shortage and ris- as freeholder. Lunch, Main St., Belford. The Affiliated Republican day morning. vited to attend from 9 to 11 gerous weapon at Friedman's he said. "If a situation exists gold handles and were ing cost of labor. Spokesmen stamped E.It.-official Insignia They are also charged with Club of Monmouth County, Judge Throckmorton a.m. and the parents of stu- Bakery, Main St. at 9 a.m. which involves the interests said machine sales topped charged the men with posses- dents in grades 6-8 are invited Police said the holdupman of county residents and tax- of Elizabeth Iteglna, or Queen takirm copper cable valued at the sponsoring group, expects $300 belonging to the Central 28.7 million units hist year, 4.6 more than 750 men to attend sion of a concealed weapon. from 8:45-11:45 a.m. and 1:15. ran out of the store when the payers, we want to know Elizabeth II. He said he sold Railroad of New Jersey. times the volume in 1965. tte candidates' meeting. Tillman also was charged 2:30 p.m. saleswoman screamed. about it." out in no time. THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK• MJDDLETOWN, N. ].: TUESDAY, OCTOBES 27, 1970 Elegant Stowaways Add Extra Charm • A new revolution is space these "extra" rooms is the design in turning almost ev- design and engineering genius ery room into a space place producing furniture especially for sleeping. intended to double and triple From the unwieldly and the necessity of the formal very obvious sofa bed combi- bed. Space age materials and nations of the 50s has evolved technology assure comfort an elegant, round-the-clock and good design twenty-four design. Every major uphol- hours a day. stery and bedding company The disappearing bed is not now has styles that look too a new idea . . . from the old pretty to sleep on, and are Murphy bed concent new just too comfort to resist. units have evolved that are When you consider it, there • , free-standing and come not This it the war •• eotrrert • living room into a comfortable giest room. This nighttime version of JoInMonCarper'* velrtt njiholnlrl is no rule that demands the only with a bed built in but I sleep sofa nerds no exextrta ddo** space ffo r thhe read^o-nsd e bedding. use of a conventional bed, and with component storage units the new sleep sofas are that create an entire built-m freeing the bedroom for day- wall look. time use as sitting rooms or The most interesting of ma- sewing rooms. The possi- terials, most of them stain re- bilities are almost endless, sistant, are used for luxury, depending on your individual beauty, and long-time use. NEW MBKICS needs and leisure pursuits. TO ENHANCE THE HOME Living rooms and family EARLY INFLUENCE chain from Tooilinson boait many hidden aasetv The rooms are also guest rooms. Practically all types of fur. chain, shown here for ase at a card table, also swivel, rock, move on One room becomes two niture were created during casters for eatjr mobility. The real surprise is the verm cncile-like fab- rooms. ric that ii reoftaitt la itw'n and readily ckanable with soap and water. the Renaissance, at least in The eoM'inporsrj chairs arc oscti here with a Louis XV taS)». The magic that creates simple form.

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FURNITUBE ART FOR THE FUTURE—The etagcrc idea has loni bwn fivortd by ihiignen, Htre' il Foimders* exprtwion of a iradittoml form in i modem idiom. Tubes of plexiglass airs joined by polirfied metal rylinder brackets. Tie thick fliui iheltci arc tnpported by imtll lain of nylon. I rom every anplo llu-rc is the brilliance of a light shovr, Yet tho function and tfir perfect proportions insure a complonionlan vet in any room. Especially liciigiml for antique tollecton—male and for over 50 years ff mil<-, *s ihr. perfect way to proudly display treaiured "conversation pirrm" thui (flowing the olrl anil the new in a deroratins comlunation. THE CONSOLE M. Silberstein INC. Victorian Look LOOK IN Interior Denigns RUGS — SLIPCOVERS — LAMPS — DRAPERIES WALLPAPER — TABLES — FURNITURE — BEDSPREADS Gains Popularity PORTABLE TV "Complete Interior Room I'ltmning" Victorian is the name to be only the eye of antique deal- Big Picture — Small Package. Just 428 Brood SI. Shrewsbury aware of in coming furniture ers and decorators, but the right for apartment decor. Available trends. Yes.;. Victorian ... imagination of the "now" the gaslight era, feather boas, generation. in three styles: Colonial, Mediterrane- curvy sofas and marble- To the antique dealer, Vic- an and modern . . . Ample for family topped tables. , tnrian now means "legiti- viewing. Victorian has captured not mate" — the furniture )s offi- cially antique, past the 100- year mark. To the decorator, Victorian means lush fabrics, rich wood finishes and unlim- 95 ited possibilities for mood-set- ting. Modtl To the "now" generation, WM 27? CMD Victorian means "doing your 399 own thing" and "finding your bag." Victorian is a complete breakaway from stereotype living. Its whimsy and charm have "grabbed" individ- ualists — just like granny KING SIZE COLOR glasses and maxi-skirts. Of course, Victorian ntyle CONSOLE FURNITURE LOOK furniture has long enjoyed ihe PORTABLE COLOR TV favor of the privileged classes. Its degant ctyling and ornate embellishments NUTWOOD appealed to (hose people who 95 could put it in a proper set- ting. Victorian furniture is MIDLAND 049 AUTUMN 49 found in many of the great homes and historical build, 449 LUAN 0 BROWN ings of England and America. Medic Look Complete Line of LIMITED QUANTITIES 3 Decorators today are find- ing that Victorian pieces fit the eclectic look, no Btrivcd STEREO SETS for by many young moderns. Victorian styling goes well with Queen Anne, William and Mary and Colonial peri- ods. Console tables, occasion- al chairs, and love seats arc most often used as accent pieces. PORTABLE Ihe Victorian era was a strange mixture of sentiment- COLOR DEACON BENCH ality. It was the age of progress, the industrial revo- lution nnd romantic novelists. LIGHT and NO. 800—4, Dickens probably reflects this Reg. 32. age of paradox best in his de- piction of" poverty, child la. EASY TO bnr, debtor's prisons, the worst social evils th»l smnn- CARRY NO. 801—48" how are nolved by a romantic Reg. 37.50 twist of plot that leads to a happy eliding. . 95 Characteristic chairs nf Victorian styling have oval or NO. 802—60" liorsnslioe-.slwped l>f":'-s -Mid Keats, upholstered, come liul- Motkl M235GWD Reg. 43.95 102 squat* inch viewable picture lon-lufl"(i, and wilh seats 249 crowned in the renter. Arms arc curved and low, often n simple c.Nlcn; on of "ic .ss."l rail. Occasional tables arc ALL scons CEILING TILE usually round, oval DP oblnng and many have marble lops. off 12x12 QUc lleproductions of Victorian furniture particularly Ameri- PRODUCTS 25% can rrproduclinns, often sim- PLAIN WHITE USQ. FT. plify linos of ilic more ornate antiques. Massive original ilc- signs arc often scaled !o nro- portion creating a lighter 777 SHREWSBURY AVE. look. Modern upholstery :ech- niquos liuve made :;nals more RED BANK EATONTOWN MONMOUTH comfortable; plush labrics 44 MONMOUTH* 741-4310 129 HIGHWAY 35 •542-4131 SHREWSBURY such as velvets, limeades and Open Wednesday and Friday Nights Opm Every Nlte 'til 9, Sat. 'til 6:30 BUILDING broeatellcs, brighten ;ind Opposite Sycamore Lanes glamorize ihe furniture and at CENTER . M0N"TUES' "T- ':]0 AM .4 P.N, the name lime offer more . WED., THUR5, FBI ):]IAM IPJ durability because nf chem- ical treatment. THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • M1DDLET0WN, N. J.: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, W70- 15 Mini-Look in Furniture Is Making Maxi Strides While the mini-skirt contin- Elegance is not lost because cial place in which to be orga- ues to dominate the fashion the furniture is designed for nized for instant use. This is scene, the mini-look is creep- small spaces. The secret is especially true where there ing into home furnishings. fitting the piece to the space isn't a separate dining room. The reason is not so much of for which jt is 6caled. The Here is where these smaller, keeping up with fads but smaller pieces can be used in higher chests are used for adapting to change. various arrangements, and napery, cocktail fixings, Furniture manufacturers they can give the homemaker smaller pieces of silver . . . are producing more and more the pleasure of switching all those little things that pieces to fit small areas in the pieces without giving her must be within immediate home such as a foyer, narrow room a cluttered look. reach — all in one spot. wall space or hallway area. A popular small piece is the In the bedroom two of these They're also scaling furniture love seat. A lot of homemak- useful chests would not be for apartments and homes ers are finding love seats, or amiss ... one for the lady of with small rooms. small sofas, ideal for their the house, the other for the The furniture makers rec- first living rooms and dens. man. Such hard-to-store-and ognize that rooms are getting They are being used in pairs find things as hosiery, smaller and that more Ameri- to create practical and attrac- scarves, jewelry, under- CONTEMPOBARY DINING. GROUP-Towers IV Collection by cans are on the move and tive arrangements. things, the personal needs of INSPIRED BY MEDITERRANEAN dcsigiiF. this bedroom collection has an old world feeling. It I United_ shows. 19th century influence in liamboo turned legs. The need furniture designed to fit each person — all find the would be perfect for the master bedroom ed»pir»d». house. coves and foyers, small tables surprisingly roomy drawers for living rooms and scaled that build the graceful height bedroom pieces ... all are of these easy-to-find pieces of NOTHING GUARDS YOUR COMFORT LIKE... giving home furnishings a furniture. fashionable look these days. 19th-century Campaign '. Used in pairs, they are Another companion piece, quite lovely, and can be cho- LA WES call it an accessory, or what- sen, very often, in color, or ever, is the tall narrow chest with an Oriental touch that is Look Is Now Catching On that is at home in any room, timeless. in any •strategically placed al- Largest Monmouth County Esso Distributor When British Empire offi- locks of solid brass and were The sturdy design is pro- Small Chairs In Pairs cers went to wars in the Far most tiny wall that needs to reinforced at the corners with duced in chests, cube tables, The professional decorators East they carried their be- be "decorated." brass. desks, stack units and even as love them. So does the creat- longings to the battlefield in These chests have been the a base for sofas. (One manu- So versatile, interesting and ive, imaginative homemaker Oil Burner Service • Electronic Air Cleaning campaign chests. inspiration since the mid-50s facturer has designed the sofa varied are these chests that who thinks in terms of "con- base as a storage area for FUEL OIL . GASOLINE . HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING . SERVICE & INSTALLATION The heavy wooden chests for campaign furniture. they almost become a "must" versation groupings." had recessed handles and A new interest in Oriental 'bedding.) in every hall, living room, GARDEN SUPPLIES .HUMIDIFIERS & TACK SUPPLIES The small French bergeres design with clean and nn- A leading manufacturer has bedroom — even in the bath- HORSE* PET;FEEDS complicated lines inspired one room, where space permits. are perfect for traditional added a campaign desk to a rooms. Those with cane backs of the prestige manufacturers new collection. The desk's top Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury River Road, Fair Haven A ead In every home, especially have a light and airy look to turn to the campaign chest unit of mahogany with brass when entertaining is fun, that may well be a smart con- for inspiration about ten corner reinforcements and re- there are always myriads of trast i" heavier pieces, else- years ago. Today the design cessed handles is mounted on 741-6300 747-1030 small things that need a spe- w>- .j in the room. has gained impetus and is in- detachable sawhorse legs terpreted by high quality modeled on the originals, de- manufacturers as well as signed to fold up for transport mass producers. Practically with the chest on campaign to every manufacturer has its make an instant officer's version of the design. It is desk. shown in lacquer color, hand- The manufacturer of a high some wood grain, silk screen quality line is offering an en- and tortoise shell finishes. tire collection of occasional furniture in campaign design. "J About Furniture The collection has the great virtue of being absolutely The Southern Furniture right for the use for which Manufacturers Association DRAPERY each piece has been designed. has organized complete infor- mation about furniture into A 17-lnch round table with CLEANING! one publication. bamboo turnings on apron, The 44-page color illus- cross-bar stretcher and four Guaranteed: trated book, entitled All out-turned legs is an ideal About Furniture, shows how chair-side companion. A long • NO SHRINKAGE to select styles and create col- buffet in traditional campaign • EVEN HEMS or schemes according to per- style stores a household sup- THE START OF SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL • SQUARE CORNERS sonal tasts. ply of silver, china, glass and Each style, of furniture is napery inside its roomy, • PERFECT shelved areas behind a pair of DECORATOR FOLDS described and illustrated. The publication also includes sec- handsome double doors. • NEW LIFE tions on interior design; how Other'pieces in the line are Removing and Re-Hanging furniture is made "with de. a folding server crafted in Service Available tailed descriptions of fabrics, rich walnut veneers protected Serving All of Monmouth woods and other construction at the four corners by bind- Ocean & Middlesex Counties materials; and a general ings of brass antiqued in mel- guideline to the selection and lowness, a flip-top table for ATLANTIC DRAPERY care of all types of furniture. cards, games or dinner, a Copies are available at kneehole desk and numerous CLEANERS $2.25 from the Southern Fur. other pieces. All are charac- teristic of the Officers Chest 13 DIVISION ST. niture Manufacturers Associ- ation, P.O. Box 951, High with subtle Far Eastern am- KEYPORT Point, North Carolina 27261. bience. Cane and bamboo add authenticity to dining chairs 264-3782 Payment should be included with each order. in the collection.

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Custom Collected Early American Furniture FURNITURE GALEERIES 'GORNEHUS ROUTE 35, MIDDLETOWH, N. J. 671-0400 ROUTE 22, UNION, N. J. MU 8-5500 Cnllx NBEIC. Use Our Convenient Charge Plans ON ROUTE 34 431-177S Opm Evtry Nit* Til »:30: Saturday 'Til i:O0 OPEN FRIDAY 'TIL I Iff -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N: }.: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1970- Hie Eljer Planter Is Upholstered Furniture Does Require Cleaning Upholstered furniture will ten: When sponging a fabric as it may permanently set keep that "just like new" ap- remember that quick drying stains. To avoid ma'tm' a TOPS pearance longer if it is kept minimizes shrinkage or bleed- stain larger, work carefully clean. ing of dyes. A small hair from the outer edges of the Dust collects on upholstered dryer may be used, or if one spot toward the center. furniture just as it does on isn't available dust wet area Dust may be removed from FOR wood-finished pieces. Fabrics with talcum powder and vacu- plastic surfaces by sponging contain thousands of micro- um after drying to prevent with a mild detergent. . .,•«•' scopic spaces which give the rings. use solvent. If one is using a fabric hand and texture. If Never rub fabric harshly, cleaning solution be sure to BOTTOMS not cleaned weekly, dust is only blot, and avoid direct ex. read the manufacturer's In- pushed into these spaces be- posure to sunlight as it fades structions. Many solvents a-e tween the yarns, and injures wood finish. harmful to foam rubber pad. Reversing cushions weekly If it's safe to sponge a fab- ding. It should be used lightly and vacuuming thoroughly ric use warm, not hot water, on the surface of fabrics. will keep this dust from sift- ing in. Pile fabrics are im- proved "in appearance if "fluffed up" with a whisk broom after being vacuumed. It's When soil begins to show, Sffi the fabric should "be dry cleaned by a professional. DECORATING Zippers are in cushions often to improve fit and shaping. MINERSUPPLYCO They do not indicate that the cover can be removed for lime cleaning. It is important to know the chemical finish of a fabric. SOUTH OF THE KRUMMY KRUPP These finishes increase the WICKER HEADBOARDS ON WONDERFUL WEST FRONT service life of a fabric through their protective quali- ties. They do not, however, CHAIRS'TABLES-CHESTS Advertise in The Daily Register used with bald teds, orangei and pink!. change the inherent qualities of the fabric. The finish is an invisible shield that protects against accidental spills. As it SHELVES*MIRROR FRAMES is incompatible with oil and WALTON HUMIDIFIERS The 'Import Look? water, the finish holds spills [wythtng to acunt yaw atw till itttt on top of the fabric, pre- WARM AIR • HOT WATER • STEAM venting seepage into and be. Is New, Interesting tween the fibers of the fabric If blotted instantly with a soft If the Collector's Corner, cloth, spills usually can be the WICKER BARN ready for a change. While completely removed. Import Shop, or whatever the Americans have, so to speak, name, is a favorite browsing just discovered it ... with Decorative Fabrics RT.34 COLTS NECK place when you shop, you'll more travel and more ex- Many decorative fabrics 4K-SMS-Mon.ttniStt. 1O-I p.m.-Sun. 1-Sp.m. be interested to know that p o s u r e through commu- are not washable even though manufacturers are making nications. treated with a protective fin. possible the handcrafted look at popular prices. With modern technology the imported antique finish can be reproduced on furniture designed to fit and function in today's homes. ™~~ T^he import look began with the distressed finishes on the heavy Mediterranean and Spanish furniture. It is an old world feeling that so many THERES ONIY ONE people like to have about them today. Intricate surface designs are achieved with ve- EVAPORATIVE neer combinations and finish- ing techniques. HUMIDIFIER THE WALTONETTE A number of manufacturers are producing furniture with silk screen detail. Colors range from bright striping on painted finishes to decliate silk screen decoration of an- tiqued reproductions... Vene- tian, Flemish, and even 16th POSTURE century German designs. More elaborate, formal fur- niture is becoming popular in this country. Sociologists maintain that the reason lies with the insecurity of our time; that weight and decora- tion, designs that have weath- ered the centuries, make our homes feel more secure. But In Europe, modern de- signs with new materials, such as plexiglas and lire- thanes, are extremely popu- lar. 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J.< TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1970. 17 Furnishing an Apartment Requires Some 'Skill' Furniture manufacturers ous areas in one interior and this calls for furniture de. for a dinner party of six; both, while living in one-room table that doubles as a desk are designing furniture pre. also adaptable to several signed to a smaller scale, or lamp tables with storage un- apartments. for now, or in the guest room uses. It should also be pleas, cisely for people who live in units that can be moved sepa. derneath and armoires that Fortunately, the situation of the home that will come apartments. ing to look at, and it is seldom hold clothing and linen, yet has produced a category of an apartment can spare space rately or combined inside the later. Cabinets, drawers, and stand gracefully in any room. furnishings designed to con. shelves store everything from The apartment, whether for purely decorative pieces. apartment; and pieces that In an apartment, it may be serve space and prevent several rooms or an "effiden. It must be functional, too. can be opened, added to, or necessary to use furniture to claustrophobia. Dual purpose clothes and linens to stereo, cy," makes certain demands bar, and books. Unlike built, As anyone who has lived in unfolded to become larger. divide one large space into furniture such as the day bed of furniture. The main re- ins, these units can move with an apartment knows, it may For the apartment dweller, living and dining areas. In ad. and convertible sofa can be •quirement is flexibility. Fur. manufacturers are producing dition to sofas often used for found in all styles, from the you Jater. The flexibility of niture for apartment living be impossible to move in very square tables that are just this purpose, a mobile server, elegant small-scale of the 18th modulars offer endless ar- should be appropriate to vari- large, individual pieces. So right for bridge, but expand for example, finished both century to the large, cushiony rangement possibilities . . . back and front, will also contemporary designs. They particularly suited to rcliev. serve as a room divider. are slimmed down and styled ing the boredom of a one- up so that no o»e would The efficiency apartment is room apartment. as much a product of modern dream a bed hides within the When one room must serve America as transistors and sofa. FASTEST DELIVERY • LOWEST PRICES many purposes, there has to compacts. And more and Wall storage units prac be a distinction between more Americans are starting tically contain a complete areas, at least to provide a their careers, marriages, or household, including a dining change of atmosphere. Area CAMPAIGN ItlXXIMCK-Evcii n-rlinrra are luing deigned for rugs and chests placed back the campaign look. This one is by Burris and is very comfortable. to back with sofas will mark invisible boundaries within s Are Decade one room. Working dividers do not have to be built in. Free-standing units are avail- able with drawers, shelves, Oi Design Freedom and cabinets to provide stor. age and display on either In a world of so many taste standards rather than side. choices, it may be difficult to echoing what has come be- Some of the most ingenious decide which furniture styles fore. It is a challenging and arrangements have developed you like best. To make your vital way to live. from efficiency living. So decision, think first of the The modern woman sees even if you have a full-scale mood each creates. There is everything in her own, special iiome^ the necessities of the formal French for a feminine, way. She notices eccentric newly-wed can provide guides delicate look; Spanish for ro- shapes; she notices unusual to sensible buying and com- mance; Italian for classic ele- patterns, and she notices the fortable living. gance; and Early American variety of textures. And for an informal, warm coun- above all, she loves color. All try look. But before you make colors. If you are thoroughly up your mind, consider a modern, you will enjoy com- whole new category of furni- bining all of these elements: EAST ORANGE MILL END SHOPS ture styling that has no his- interesting shapes, patterns, tory or tradition. It is modern textures (glass, tweeds, leath- furniture, a style that refresh- er, wood, and plastic), colors es itself from day to day, and accessories. CUSTOM MADE DRAPERY EVENT! from month to month, and A free-floating see-through year to year. plexiglass table can be the Living "Modern" means start of a modern look, when that you are setting your own set with traditional crystal.

AT LOW, LOW PRICES Bedrooms Often Lack • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY • EASY CREDIT TERMS Decorating Originality RED BANK'S LARGEST FURNITURE STORE! The bedroom should be Spare a corner or a recess or more than just a room to a bay and give it some defini- sleep in. The addition of a tion of personal privacy. bookcase, a desk or a unit to Even a simple device such as hold a hi-fi or television right angle shelves in a cor. makes it a personal, private ner that is easy to reach can retreat for adults to write let. ters, read or listen to music. create'a nook for a chair or And privacy is becoming a nighttime reading in bed. necessity for youngsters with If space is limited, as it so homework and study projects. often is, the armoire can be It is so possible and so easy an excellent solution. Once to create this special spot. used to house the weapons and armor of a knight-at- arms, the armoire is now de- fined as a cupboard, ward, robe or clothespress. The ar. moire has returned to favor In 1970 and is designed to house everything-from clothing to a Jii-fi set and records or books. LEES Lush Life Plush Armoires are available in all BROCADES In 50 dlfftrtnt dnlgm styles and sizes and are hand- Red Bank's Oldest & Largest Carpet Store some when used in pairs or as • FIBERGLAS FABRICS in mi«>«tt»iMiM4 prims separate units. • HAND PRINTS "On.woitv.rltfl.m Small chests, or commodes, can provide storage and a bedside table. Some of these CASEMENT FABRICS «™'V ImogliuMe WOBW, wtlght gn< color are designed with a pull-out shelf underneath the top. The DACRONS & LINENS In iKrar and tnrurt wilghti ORDER NOW top surface is reserved for a and many ethers by the World's Finest Designers.. lamp, telephone or other FOR THE items permanently needed be. > IMPORTED CUT VELVETS HOLIDAYS side the bed. John C. Ebner & Sons Rooms No Our Workroom Will Custom-Make Your Broadlooms • Remnant Dept. • Area Rugs •omttmnuGJ Longer Dull Booms can no longer afford to just sit there ... and do only one thing. As our person. al share of the world's square ••••••I footage dwindles, we have ar- rived at the age of multiple- DRAPERIES AN AMERICAN^*****!' function and dual-purposes. / I bor by Libraries, music rooms, LINED OR UNLINED • DRAW DRAPERIES INCLUDED guest rooms, parlors ... all Monsanto sound like relics of a forgot, ODYSSEY ten age to a generation so of. ten starting married life in one room, and graduating to the bare essentials only as the LEES family grows. SOFA & CHAIR Today's spare room should be furnished half for the fam- 4 CUSHIONS 50 I most outstanding plush Royal Banquet ily, half for the guest, with • HEAVY DUTY ZIPPERS 109 n o t-so-obvious accumulation • OVERLOOKED SEAMS Reg. 159.50 in a 100%'Acrilan* clean dense pile of necessities ... a desk to spread out work or sewing, 200 Different Materials to Choose From seating for relaxed reading, in exciting colors carefully crafted by Lees good lighting, shelves for U, , books and a comfortable place to sleep. READY MADE DEPARTMENT! H this sounds like a lot of Largest Selection In Monmouth County Of furniture for what Is usually one of the smaller rooms in i i the house, don't overlook the possibility of wall-hung furni- Victoria Royal, Antique Satin by ••oSciJI ture. Shelves, storage cabi. nets, drawers and working IN STOCK. ALL LENGTHS — ALL WIDTHS surfaces can all be provided withing the framework of the RUGS BOUND ALL 4 SIDES room's vertical space. FREE SHOP AT HOME SERVICE - Call 741-6080 Manufacturers have per- S'« v MIC! formed wonders in providing 9x12 112.00 furniture for our physically- FUR LIKE reduced circumstances. The 12x12 ..../.. 149.00 secret Is to learn how best to : Throw Pillows use the space you have. Do not think of it in terms of its 9x15 140.00 limitations, but rather how best it can be put to work to 12x15 185.00 suit your particular needs. 3 12x18 222.00 Greetings Fly Ashore 137-B BROAD STREET, RED BANK opposite our store TAIPEI (AP) ~ To mark OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 'TIL 9 P.M. DIAL 741-6080 the 84th birthday Oct. 31 of FREE Customer Parking at Chevron Station Chiang Kai-shek, president of Other itorai: East Orange, Morrlirown, Fair Lawn, Meorcilown Moll, Woodbrldgo. Nationalist China, one million Note: No pffilifllion with 0.0099 per KWH @ 0.008 per KWH @ 0.0087 per KWH rator nrientnd, and can heln Over 1000 000 KWH @ 0.0075 per KWH you. Take all room measure, Over 500 KWH per KW of Billing Demand, or @ 0.0082 per KWH mrnls. He sure that a color LITTLE SILVER scheme, a basic one, has been 2,500,000 kilowatt-hours, whichever is larger. @ 0.007 per KWH @ 0.0077 per KWH decided upon. Know where your hi? pieces will he lo. All other rate schedules and riders such as street lighting, transmission service, water heating, cated and what the center of outdoor area lighting and standby service will be increased by approximately 9.5%. interest of the room is to be .. . where the traffic area is besl develoned. Distribute \MP. October 27, 1970 weighty niece's around Hie IS SYCAMORE AVENUE, tlTTU SILVER — 741-7JO0 rnnm — not all on one side. This arhinvpq haHncc nnd di- FREE DELIVERr rects the traffic flow harmo- JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT COMPANY thru Friday 7:30-1: Sthirday 7:10-1 P.M. niously. -THE DAILY REGISTER. RED BANK. MTODLETOWN, & J.i TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1970 Television Today • Skelton Falters (5) WNEW-TV WOR-TV 113) WNDT-TV (4) WNBC-TV MANALAPAN - A 14-pro. age group, Lafayette Mills (7) WABCTV (II) WPIX-TV (C) Indicate! Color gram fall schedule has been School, 7:30-10 p.m., informa. By CYNTHIA LOWRY alone in celebrating Hallow- announced by the Recreation tion from Steve De Carlo; DAYTIME MOVIES O DRAGNET (C) FrWay and Gannon atop a acheme to awindla elderly NEW YORK (AP) - In the een last night: "Laugh-In" and Parks Committee. boys' senior basketball, be- J.-M O "Pmniti from Hunn" Wople out of Uielr aavinp y course of changing channels devoted most of its hour to Inquiries concerning the • ginning Nov. 5, Taylor Mills 9:30 U "A MaHar e( WHO" ».-M O TUESDAY NIGHT MOVIE (C) . •'Splnour <19«J) .Hrrinj EMa Prtllfy. A. younr and being chopped to a half Television jokes, gags, and blackouts in- programs should be directed School, 7-10 p.m., information, 1:00 O "Frjnifim.n'i Cfirt" landleader la punued by a number oi rlrll who hour over the summer, some- volving caskets, ghouls, vam- to Mrs. Janet Ladner, com- nave marriage on their nilndi. Herb Sandberg. CD PERRY MASON . . : thing has happened to "The pires and skeletons. mittee secretary. Fridays - Children's gym. •4:30 o';u£lJ".nu?TL,» "pit Cue of the Singing Skirt" Red Skelton Show," and the Comment Sparkle Lacking The schedule: Mondays — M0 O TO ROME WITH LOVE (C) nastic program, Lafayette BMbira. McNaJr gueat atara at a aintinr nlghl- something isn't good. Last night's program ap. Men's open gym for males 18 EVENING club prcprletnia who Bgureeai myateMoujimyitsrioujiy la s Mills School, 6:15-8:45 p.m., eEilU The program now leads off pcared to be back in its years of age or over at Pine «:M 19 O Q.NEWS (C) 1&00 oVMIN3TES(cT - NBC's Monday night sched- Brook School, Pease Road, information, Stan Trott. . 0 THE FLYING NUN (CV 0 O TEN O'CLOCK NEWS •. • ny faces. A dreadful sketch breakneck form with some O MARCUS WEL8Y. M.D. (C) • ule. Instead of being a variety tunny gags. There were, un- from 7:30 to 10 p.m., with in- Saturdays—Boys' basket, O GET SMART (C) "Daley in the Shadowa." Dr. Welby dlitovert Uiat hour with Skelton's unique followed, with guest star Van O LAND OF THE GIANTS (C) • a pttient ii retting an ulcer because ihe Inaiats on happily, a lot of rather grue- formation available from Bill ball clinic, Nov. 14-Feb. 27, 11 Iwd hl tAmi Johnson opening by reading track"* * " * *>*• '•ft »t» nut' bringing up a retarded dauj;ht.r without outside brand of comedy as the prin- some and tasteless ones, too. Marinko. boys aged nine years, ,,Pine «D WHAT'S NEW? (C) cipal ingredient, it is now his off-camera cue cards. The . "Somali." • O THE AVENGERS (C) "Laugh-In" is still getting Tuesdays—Women's volley Street School, Englishtown, 11 The Avenger* make an appointment to meet an. practically all Skelton. That comedy consisted entirely of 4:30 O PETTICOAT JUNCTION (C) other aecret agent. passing grades in the Niel- ball for females 18 or over at a . m .-4 p.m., information, O DICK VAN DYKE SHOW a fat lady breaking furniture © SAN FRANCISCO MIX (C) should be great, for Red is a sens but has been out of the the Pine Brook School, 7:30-10 Mike Kane or Ron Willis; IB JOYCE CHEN COOKS: superb entertainer, but he is every time she sat down. p.m., with Information avail, boys' junior basketball, ages • . "Chlckon Vdvtt" . "Sticky My Fingen, Fleet My Peel" Then there was a silent spot top 10 most of this season. In N sv ERsi:0 being given some dreadful the most recent list it was able from Mrs. Peggy Colme- 10-12,(13-14, begins Nov. 14, if?YSN^cE;i material. featuring monsters in some Oif?S THE LAT^E MOVI;irE sort of Halloween context. 17th, between "Hawaii Five- rauer, children's gymnastics Pine Brook School, 10 a.m.-2 "•*<' Caja Agalnat Brooklyn" (]SS|) atorrlnr Car- This week's outing started program for youngsters from p.m., Information, Herb Sand- ren McGavin. A rookla polieernan, working under- O" and "The Carol Burnett cover, njhti both the underworld and crooked cnps with Skelton using his fine Unlike the Old Show." 6 years of age to teens, from 6 berg; bowling at Howell to airiaah a cambllnr syndicate - pantomime skills in a silly Perhaps the level of the to 8:45 p.m., Lafayette Mills Lanes, ages 10-teens, Informa- ID CAN YOU TOP THIS? (C) Jekyll and Hyde solo con- ABC's "Marcus Welby, ID RICK OUT (C) show has dropped because of ITD." remained the most Schools, information available tion, Arnold Weber; film 11:30 O THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW (C) sisting mostly of making fun- some theory that Skelton in from Stan Trott. 7:30 0 THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (C) G> THE TONISHT SHOW (C) popular program during Hie workshop, ages 12-18, Clark G!l?Ily """""U » p«ychiatriat t» »iv« ''modem an earlier time period, has jwUdiw" * chuce to keep Ntvy frapui Mk 0 11:30 MOVIE (C) week of Oct. 12, and NBC's Thursdays — Men's open Mills School, 9 a.m.-noon, in- •Winged victory1 (ISM) atarrliur Lon MeCalllater/ picked up a children's au- gym for males 18 and over formation, Richard Pizza, p»n Taylor. The atory ot six cadela durinr baalr dience. Maybe, the well of in. "Flip Wilson Show" climbed at Clark Mills School, 7:30-10 longo; boys' junior confer- Cliffwood into second place. ABC's O THE DICK CAVETT SHOW (C) spiration has run dry. At any "F.B.I." was third, followed p.m., with information avail. ence football, ages 3-12, ends l«o^s^Esfr ID CHANNEL II FILM FESTI/AL • ' rate, the new Red Skelton able from Mike Kane or John Nov. 14, Clark Mills School » THE MOO SQUAD (C) •Trie bland Princeat" (185S) lUrrtar Mancll« by NBC's "Ironside" and •Sfirch and Deatrojr." Tin iquura lnvutlntlm ef MMtroluini, Sllvmna Ptmpanlnl. A IpanMT^ Water Rate show is nothing like the old fields, 2 p.m., information, tain atttlonen In tha Canary lalindf (ilia In lovi CBS's "Here's Lucy." Rilley; men's open gym, a bom poUMron ua th. murder of m;mSSram one. On CBS, Red's program Ernie Liberati, and girls' bas. nMJitft«rmin. .water Company. smoke." down on the Nielsen list. Public Service Gets M* O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW The company had requested hikes resulting in 517,553 The Skelton show was not overall annual revenues. This REAM IHIATRfS Boro Busses' Route would have resulted in a rate 2.10 D EVENING PRAYER of return of 7.93 per cent. NEWARK - The state most notably Middletown, 2*0 OSERMONETTE ^vTD^TSSw 3«' O THE UTE UTE SHOW Finding that amount ex^ Board of Public Utility Com- fares will decrease. Ten-trip MOVIE OF THE WEEK (C) cessive, the board approved a pantaN missioners has approved fares will all be at a lower rate of return of 7.2 per cent .destroy them. " RED BANK transfer of the Kong Branch- rate than that currently SMh?rTr.id^r and revenues of $165,070 be- Newark bus route from Boro SiOO-. O GIVE US THIS DAY (C) fore taxes and expenses. Busses, Red Bank, to Public charged by Boro. Evidence presented at the LAST TIMES TODAY Service Coordinated Trans, hearing indicated that the port, here. company had invested Had the line not been trans- Eatontown At The Movies $154,000 in plant Improve, RED BANK ments since their last rate ferred, Boro Busses planned PERTH AMBOY MENLO PARK request and that their rate of to discontinue the service. Parade Set CARLTON- AMBOYS DRIVEIN- CINEMA-' T«ll Ua That You lov» Ua Junta C. c. ft company 7:00. 10:30; Lovers ft Other Btrtuiirf 3:00. return on their overall rate Moon 3:00, 7:00. coo. Baby Love !:«. Public Service will take EATONTOWN - The Hal- 4:00, 6:00, 1:00, 10:00. base of $583,642 was now only AN OTTO PfWMIIMOm MM EATOI 1.46 per cent. over the right to operate, but loween Parade will be Satur- COMMUNTTV- STARTS WEDNESDAY none of Boro Busses' oper- day under the sponsorship of TJie company furnishes gen- ating equipment. Public Ser. eral metered service to ap- the Recreation Commission. Uad, MaJ, Mid World »:00; Ua|- vice plans no changes in the, nlllcent (even 1:00. 11:30. 'T Youth Director proximately 1,425 customers in Matawan and Madison route and will operate the It will start at 7 p.m. with FREEHOLD Ends Today — "WnUnd Wild Th« Townships. same service Boro. had been the line of march from Steel- MALL I- labysltttr" and "Fountain of Lovt" providing. man School down Broad St. to Peopla Nait Door T:». 9:30. The increases for various Because Public Service now borough hall, where costumes MALL la- Outlines Program classes of service will not be Mad, Had, Mad World 7:30. known until the utility files a operates between Asbury will be judged in the parking RED BANK - "I want the clubs here at the Y for Park and Newark over ap- lot. ASBURY PARK boys and girls wti9 come to teens." tariff based on the new proximately the same route LYRIC- the Y to know that I'm here to amount of revenues allowed Participants will be regis- T:2S, »:». In the planning stages now by the PUC. The actual new as Boro's operation, it is be- help tljem in any way I can. I are a youth committee to lieved that Public Service will tered in the Steelman School. MAYFAIR- want them to enjoy this Y, rate for service will go Into be better able to render the area. Details of the program Lovera. * Other Btranisis 3:00, and I want to provide worth- work on the Martin Luther effect 20 days after the re. Atlantic Hir]hl«ndi 291 -C!40 King celebration, and anvised tariff is approved by the needed service without in. will be distributed to the chil- PARAMOUNT— while recreation for them LAST TIMES TONITC Beyond tire Valley or tha Dolls ecology club. PUC. curring heavy losses. dren through school flyers. 8:30; Myn Brecklnrldae 7:00, here." Some changes in rates will 10:20. Thus Hosie Scott, newly-ap- Mr. Scott attended Rider be effected because the rate John Hovendon, chairman NEPTUNE CITY pointed youth director of the College in Trenton and is a Court Sends "MAN AND WIFE" roMMiiivity schedules charged by Boro of the Recreation Commis- NEPTUNE CITY- Community YMCA summed Vietnam veteran. He and his IN COLOR — RATED X « • f ATONTOWN and Public Service were not sion, said there will be prizes Mad, Mad, Mud World 7:0O. »:<». up his attitude about his new wife, Ruth, who is a business 8484201 identical. In some cases, the for winners and refreshments LAKEWOOD Job. teacher in Matawan High 2 Cases To STARTS TOMORROW fare will rise and in others, for all. COUNTRY— The Y is scheduled to open School, formed the Entertai- Somethlnj For Everjont 7:10,1:30. ners Club of Mercer County, JOINAMATH during the first two weeks in Grand Jury oiCCRyiltr TOWN- November for open-house, which brought professional Mad, Mad, Mad World 1:00. talent to the area. Proceeds RED BANK-In Municipal BRICK TOWN and programs will be in full THE swing there by the end of the from the performances were Court yesterday, Judge Wil- BRICK PLAZA- used to provide programs for liam I. Klatsky referred two COMPANY/ Feopls Neil Door 7:30, 1:30. month. local underprivileged chil- cases to the Grand Jury. Lost Day! MALL CINEHA- Some of the youth programs dren. The first alleges that Wil. Mad. Had, Mad World 1:00. planned by Mr. Scott include STARTS WEDNESDAY LAURELTON The Scotts live in Strath- liam D. Golson, 88 Wallace wrestling, judo, gymnastics, a St., broke 12 windows and BRIVE-IN- teen friendship club, .and a "CATCH.22" Myra Brecklnrldw 7:00, 10:«; more Gardens, Matawan three glass doors in the First RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE Lady In Ctmant I:GS. youth-in government project. Township. Merchants National Bank, TOMS RIVER The wrestling classes will Broad St. and Reckless Place, COR1MUNITY- be taught by Larry Perna of "RIVERFRONT DINING" Mad, Had. Mad World 1:00. by throwing rocks at them. Ocean Township. Instructor Lighting Center The second, on a warrant MIDDLETOWN DOVER- AWARD WINNER anicao In gymnastics will be Arlys from Middletown poiice, al- Paopla Neit Door T:29, 0:58. Odom, physical education di- In 'Forum 70' "BEST Wednesday Nite Buffet Nora of Red Bank leges that Robert Weiler, Val- rector at the River Street ley Drive, Navesink, stole Soups MIDDLETOWN School in Red Bank. SHREWSBURY - The oiutowN Judo classes will be held for Lighting Center, 78 E. New- two guns from Charles Mac- • CHICKEN CACCIATORE TOWN- Kenn, 56 Ocean Ave., East Mad, Mad. Had World 7:10. 9:tl. both boys and girls, and judo man Springs Road, will par. • BROILED FISH • FRIED ClAMS tlcipate in Con Edison's and Keansburg. • ITALIAN SHELLS • POT ROAST 95 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS competitions with other LAST DAY! • SPAGHETTI with WHITI or ATLANTIC- groups in the county have Seventeen Magazine's "Fo. Judge Klatsky imposed two RED CLAM SAUCE ALL YOU Man and Wife 7:00. 1:36, 9:15 been planned. rum 70," an open exchange 30-day suspended jail sen- STANLEY KRAMER Desserts CAN IAT HAZLET The friendship club will em- of ideas to meet the changing tences on Floyd J. Morris, 24 3 PLAZA- phasize racial interaction, concepts of home economics. Central Ave., for allegedly ITS A MAD, Out of TownftriTT:16, 0:20. and the youth in government The center will demonstrate falling tc register as a narcot. SUNDAY BRUNCH «% 95 RT. 35 DRIVEIN- its .all-weather portable elec- ics offender and failure to MAD, MAD, a Weekend With the Babymtler 7:00, program will be geared to the Strvtd from Noon 10:00: Fountain of Lova «:30, older high school student with tric grille and the new elec. notify police of a change of MAD WORLD'' ALL rOU CAN EAT ... EAST BRUNSWICK an interest in the legislative tronic cocina. address as such. TURNPIKE- process. Steven Tyson received a $50 , OUTDOOR- Smoked turkey, Cornish suspended fine for allegedly 816 OCEAN AVE. • 842-9811 • SEA BRIGHT Profemlonil 1:17. 7:01. 11:36; "I believe in keeping the m coin Blood 1:31, ».10. game hen with wild rice, corn loitering under the influence THE PLAZA IMTDOOR- teens busy to prevent prob- lems like drug abuse," said sticks and pound cake are of an intoxicating beverage. •^ASBURYPARK . Mr. Scott. "For this reason some of the foods that will be Harry Jackson, 178 W. Ber- "id we plan to form many more prepared on the grille. gen Place, was given a 30-day suspended Jail sentence for Now in Red Bank allegedly using loud, in. decent, profane and abusive language to Mae Frazler, The world-famous same address. 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Dr. Krass will speak others "The Look" that helps any career. on "Cultural Variations In • BANQUET FACILITIES Child Rearing and Patterns of FREEHOLD MALL If you're a girl 14 years of age or older, send for our for all occasions from 25 fo 600 Creative Development." A free, 32 page book to help you decide if you qualify. question and answer period No obligation, of course. Fill out and mail this coupon will follow. * James and Alice Boutique Coffee and cake will be OR PHONE 842-6161 served and the public is In- FASHION SHOWS vited. Starts Tomorrow THE BARBIZON SCHOOL OF MODRING EVERY WEDNESDAY'FROM NOON TO 1:00 P.M. VFW Meeting JOHN CASSAVETES 188 Emt Itrqtn Place, ...... WEST KEANSBURG — A Rtd Bonk, N. J. 07701 ™ 10/" BRITT EKLAND representative of Holmdd's PETER FALK • ENTERTAINMENT NITELY Bayshore Community Hospi- IN OUR LOUNGE TUES.-SAT. 8:30-1:00 A.M. tal will present a film tomor- "MACHINE SOCIAL HOUR _ Hun d1 Oiuvrc., row at 8:30 p.m. at a meeting •m thi- LOUNGE — 4,30 lo 6.30 of the Veterans of Foreign GUN -JK. Wars Post in the post home, McCAIN" FINE FOOD SERVED EVERY NITE'TIL 10 Davern Ave. The public is In- vited. -WE DAILY REGISTER H£D BANK • MIDDLETOWN. N. J.! TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1970 . Ali Babble: Frazier Will Be Easier to Hit ATLANTA (AP)' - Muhammad Ali left a bloody, de- feated Jerry Quarry after last night's heavyweight fight and predicted that "Joe Frazier will be easier to hit." Ali, his smooth face still unscratched, is almost certain to battle Frazier for the heavyweight diampionship if tiie titleholder gets past Bob Foster in Detroit next month. "Quarry hits harder than Frazier," said Ali, a calm but coughing victor. "Quarry is also harder to hit." Ali showed no rust from his 43-monUi layoff after hav- ing the crown taken away in Uie courts for failing to step forward for the military draft. "See this drawing," said Ali, holding an amateurish bit of artwork. "I drew that several days ago. It's the box- ing ring and the referee is telling me, 'it's all over, Ali, go to your corner.'" The bronzed native of Louisville, Ky., said he wished the Quarry fight had lasted longer Uian the third round knockout. MORE 'WORK' NEEDED "I need the work and the longer it lasted, the easier it was to land my punches," said Ali in quiet, unexcited tones. "If Quarry had not been cut so bad, he probably could iiava gone 10 rounds or so. I wish he had." Ali said he was suffering from a slight cold. He talked with the giant battery of newsmen as a raging crowd yelled its approval of the triumph outside the doors. "Quarry was a good boxer, a tricky fighter," he said. "He tries to sucker you in for a big punch. But, he never landed one on me." Ali again proclaimed Uiat his layoff was no special prob- lem in the comeback before a Deep South audience that was 60 per cent black and dominated by mod, colorful clothes. "I was nervous before it started, tense like I like to be," said AH, his trainers Angelo Dundee and Drew "Bundi- ni" Brown sitting silently at his side. "There was excitement in the live crowd and I'm sure it was that way all over the country, all over the world... even in Russia." Ali pounded the blond Californian in the first round, RIGHT ON MARK — Muhammad Ali slams a hard right to Jerry Quarry in the IN THE ARM-Y NOW — Referee Tony Perez waves Ms arms to signal the end of but the former champion said he didn't think "it was going first round of jast night's scheduled 15-round non-title fight in Atlanta, Ga. Ali, the abbreviated fight, as Jerry Quarry embraces Muhammad Ali. At right ii to end right then. He could have gone a long way except the former heavyweight champion of the world under the name of Cassius Clay, Angelo Dundee, the winning manager. Next to Ali is handler Drew Brown. for the bad cut over iiis eye." won on a technical knockout in the third round with Quarry, see inset, bleeding Ali kept saying that Frazier, who won a heavyweight {AP Wirephotoi) elimination for the vacant title when the man born as Cassius from « cut over Ms left eye. Clay was dethroned, would "be much easier tbao Quarry." ANOTHER "FOLLEV" FIGHT Dundee said "the guy I saw with Quarry was Uie sarnie guy that fought Folley" in March, 1967. "It was sort of scary." The widow of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Vikings' Defense Vetoes Rants, 13-3 Jr. presented Ali with a Martin Luttier King sports medal- MINNEAPOLIS - ST. me," said Larsen, "was that portunity by deflecting Tom down the sidelines to the Min- and Ram quarterback Roman The Rams, falling out of lion. "You are not only the champion of boxing," said Mrs. PAUL (AP) - The only thing time ran out after the second King, "You are the champion of justice and peace." McNeill's punt. Kermit Alex- nesota 2 with 19 seconds loft. Gabriel was stopped for no first plr.-;e in the NFC West to do on a goal line, said Min- down. But the referee called ander of the Rams picked up Referee Tony Perez stopped the bout after (Jie third Lcs Josephson was ctopped gain as time ran out in the behind San Francisco, fum- nesota Vikings defensive us back. It sure gave us the the ball on his 49 and raced for a one-yard gain to the 1 round ended with blood gushing from an ugly gash over tackle Gary Larsen, is "to willies. All we can do is blow second period. But referee bled the ball seven times. Quarry's left eye. blow into them and hope." into them and hope." Fred Silva gave the Rams They lost it four times and it The announcer, Johnnie Addie, announced to a scream- ing crowd of S,OO0 in the ramshackle Atlanta Municipal The Vikings, shaken but un- •Larsen and tackle Alan another play when the Vik- cost them dearly. Auditorium that Perez found the injury too severe for the nerved by an obvious Los An. Page lined up on both sides of Pro Grid Standings ings held Gabriel in the mud The first, bobbled by Les geles Bcoring opportunity, fighter to continue. the center of three straight A.imtH AS CONKKUKNCE NATIONAL fONFKBENCB of the goal-post shadows. Josephson and recovered by Hunt DlrlHlnn EaKf Dlvltilon It was a straight right hand that opened the wound near held the Rams three straight plays into the middle of the W I. T I'd. Pin, OP Alan Page, stopped the Rams W L T Tel. ris. OP But again the left side of the end of the third round, but it was only an act of mercy downs, twice from six inches line. BHltlmorij .5 1 0 ,W:t 1:3) KIJ Dallas 4 2 0 .687 105 107 at Minnesota's 31 early in the Miami 1 2 0 ,flfi7 107 118 St. Louis 4 2 0 .667 136 130 the Minnesota defense held. that stopped the fight at the end. or less. Buffalo 2 4 O .333 78 137 N. Y. Giants ..3 3 0 .300 117 106 first period. "Roman Gabriel came too Boston l 5 O .167 67 125 Washington ....3 3 0 .500 138 118 The demoralized Rams "The doctor never came in," explained Perez. "I made The stand just as time ran Now York Jets 1 5 O .167 117 1(5 Philadelphia ....O 7 0 .000 lot 165 close," said Page. "I can't Central DIvMim Central Division could only get a 23-yard field AlvinHaymond then the decision myself... Ali, he never gave Jerry a chance to out in the first half gave the say how close — inches away. W I. T Pel. I'll. Ol> w i. T ret. j-in. OP 1 2 O .667 15!) i:in Detroit 5 1 0 .833 173 82 goal from Dave Ray in the dropped a Minnesota punt on get set. The jabs just kept him off balance." Vikings a 13-3 National Foot- But that's the play we had to - HOII«1HII 2 J 1 .(OO 103 102 Mlnnesnta A 1 0 .833 l."H 3!) ritlsliurgh 2 4 0 .333 71 01 Green Bay 4 2 0 .667 113 H2 second half as the Vikings the 18, and Gary Confident and appearing almost arrogant, Ali made a ball League victory over the stop. You don't think about it 1 5 0 .167 93 158 2 i 0 .333 78 120 won their fifth game and tied Cuozzo passed to Bill Brown mockery of the No. 1 heavyweight challenger with left jabs Went Division Weal nivlaion fumbling Rams in the rain- when it happens." W L T Pet. PH. OP WIT l'cl. Pin. OP Detroit for the lead in the Na- shortly after for a 17-yard that struck out like an adder's tongue and a right that al- driven games last night. Dem-cr 4 2 0 s:667 129 loo San Francisco 4 1 1 .800 139 109 Willie Ellison gave the Oakland 3 2 1 .601) 161 135 Loj Angeles ...4 1 0 .667 130 77 t i o n a 1 Conference Central touchdown as the Vikings most made the ring rock when it ended. "The way it seemed to Kansas Clly ...,3 3 0 .500 133 133 Atlanta 3 3 0 .500 101 101 Bams the obvious scoring ap- Sin Diego 1 3 2 .250 122 no Hew Orleans.._! 4 1 .200 - 68 123 with a 5-1 record. took a 7-0 first-period lead. Pistons Fire Record; Longhorns Climb Royals' Futility Ends Above the Buckeyes By The Associated Press Texas could never be No. 1 By The Associated Press point bulge after one quarter ter snapping a 40-40 tie early The Texas Longhorns, de- unless every team in the Big Detroit's runaway Pistons and expanding the lead to 75- in the second quarter. Lou fending national champions, Ten had been beaten. "It set a record for success while 48 at the half. Hudson paced Atlanta with sneaked past Ohio State today really surprises me," he Cincinnati was snapping a Despite cooling off in the 28. into first place in The Associ- added, "but it's a pleasant string of futility. second half, they ended up Virginia cruised to its sixth ated Press college football surprise." The undefeated Pistons, with a brilliant 83.9 shooting victory — and consigned poll. percentage from the floor. Then he asked , with a , making a shambles of the Na- Memphis to its third defeat in Texas, which trounced Don Smith topped the Sonic chuckle. 11 o n a 1 Basketball Associ- four games — on the strength Rice .45-21 last weekend to run "This isn't the final poll, is ation's Midwest Division, but- scorers with 19. of George Carter's 26 points the nation's longest winning it? Notre Dame's still right in "tcred , 142-111, last Johnny Green was Cincin- and 24 by Charlie Scott. Jim- streak to 25 games, drew one night for their eighth succes- nati's big gun with 30 points, my Jones, who lied Wpndell less first-place vote than Ohio there and we have five games sive victory. That exceeds the 15 in the fourth period. The Ladner for Memphis scoring State — 16-15 - but piled up left." seven-win mark set when they ltoyals were never headed af- honors with 18, became the 670 points to 664 for the Buck- The. Top Twenty teams, with first- were the Fort Wayne Ind., place votea In parentheses, season seventh ABA player to pass eyes, who had to come from records and total points. Points Pistons in 1056 and equalled tabulated on basil o[ 20-18-16-14-12- the 5,000-point career mark. behind in the second half to 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1: in Detroit in 1961. Barry on Shelf defeat Illinois 48-29. 1. Texas fl5i S-fl In the only other NBA Titans Toast 2. Ohio State (16) 50 In another development, the Some 38 sports writers and 3. Notre Dame (4) 5-0 619 game, the Cincinnati Royals 4. Nebraska il) 6-0-1 51 < New York Nets of the ABA broadcasters across the coun- ft. Michigan (1) 60 434 won their first game of the 'Old Timers' 6. Sanford 6-1 380 announced that superforward try participated in the poll, 7. Air Force (1) 7-0 :!59 season after five setbacks, KEANSBURG - Ke,ans- Rick Barry, who rcinjurcd his which had Ohio State on top 5. Arkansas 5-1 !85 walloping Atlanta, 126-107. 9. Tennessee 5-1 338 burg High School is making right foot last Friday, will be all season. 10. Louisiana State 5-1 :o7 In the lone American Bas- 11. Arizona State 6-0 190 arrangements to hold an "Old sidelined for about five weeks Three Hold 5-0 12. Auburn .VI 197 ketball Association game, the 13. Mississippi 8-1 145 Timers Day" when the Titan with what physicians called a The Longhorns, Buckeyes 14. San Dlcgo Stats 6-0 43 Virginia Squires remained un- 15. Plttsburjn S-l football squad meets Hills- "fatigue fracture." and third-place Notre Dame 16. Oregon 5-2 beaten and in solid command 17. Missouri 4-3 borough here Nov. 7. ' SLIP SLOP — The ball slips -from the arm of Minnesota Viking Oscar Reed [\2\ all have 5-0 records. 18. Soulh California 421 in the East Division, belting 19. UCLA 4-3 20 The purpose of the day is to "This really does flabber- 20. Northwestern 3-3 18 the Memphis Pros, 120-103. as he is hit by Los Angeles Rams Myron Potrios and Merlin Olson in last night's, Others receiving votes, Hated al- salute foimer members of the NBA Standings gast me," enthused Coach phabetically: Alabama, Dartmouth, Pull Three Up rainstprm-plaguod NFL contest won by the Vikings, 13-3. (AP Wirephotol Duke,' Kansas, Mississippi Stats, The Pistons pulled threo Middletown Township football Atlantic Division Darrell Royal, who once said Toledo. West Virginia, Yale. w i. IVI. I;II games ahead of idle Mil- teams who resided In Reims- Now Ynrk 6 'i .712 — burg. I'hllmlclphla .: ft 2 .713 - waukee in the NBA Midwest Rnaton 3 A .ViV 2 Burrnlo I J\.!5() a'i Division and dropped the Su- Keansburg formerly pro- Central lllvWnn V_^. vided much of the nucleus to IV I. I'll. OH perSonics, now 3-3, into a Rnltlmoro 4 2 .1167 - Boston's Quintet three-way tie with San Fran- the old Middletown and Leon- Atlanta 1 4 .5011 2(i BREAKFAST riiii'lnnatl 1 ft .167 3 ciscdrfind Los Angeles for su- ardo squads. Cleveland 0 1 .000 4',1 IVKMTKItN niNI'KHENCK premacy in the Pacific Divi- All former members of Lion Mldivent Division w i. r.t. (in sion. teams who wish to be present Dolrnlt ...8 (I 1.000 — Sets Point Pace PAUL'S 3 J .750 3 SPECIAL With Dave Bing leading De- at the festivities should con- C'MlMBO 3 2 .000 IHi troit's attack with 35 points, Phoenix 3 3 .not) 4 NEW YORK (AP) - The ting up the National Hockey. tact Joseph Bolger, Keans- I'nrlllc l)lvl»lnn the Pistons ran roughshod burg superintendent of \\ I. IVI, (HI Boston Bruins are just a League scoring race. ,5im —- over Seattle, opened a 15. schools, at the high school. ..1IKI — bunch of good skates.. . and Led by front-runner Phil' CHOICE OF TOMATO or ORANGE JUICE Atijirlrfl 3 3 • BOO — Esposito with 13 points, the Mill hlvgn I I ..•illll — five of their players arc cut- rorllniid '„,"„. ,\;i 4 .333 1 Bruins show why they're un- 2 EGGS ANY STYLE defeated in the East Division MGB/GT with five of the top 10 scor- HOME FRIES Packers Lose Moore ers. Esposito has six.goals and TOAST WITH BUTTER seven assists for 13 points. John McKenzie of Boston is and JAM For Rest of Season tied for second with Yvan By The Associated Press sprained ankle and is a ques- Cournoyer of Montreal and HOT COFFEE The already strained Orcch tionable starter next Sunday Pit Martin of Chicago with 11 points. Bay Packers defense has suf- against San Francisco. Center 6 A.M.. 11 A.M. ONLY fered another setback with It'll put you out in \lfHM Ken Bowman, out with a dis. Wayne Cashman and Ken the loss—apparently for the M/VWSAWW rest of the season—of tackle located shoulder, probably Hodge, each with 10 for fifth, •V^rWWVW without setting you BACK. Men Moore. will be replaced by Malcolm and ninth-place John Bucyk, with eight points, are the oth- The Broncos' defen- Walker, Coach Phil Benstson You don't need a big, flashy car to get i er Bruin representatives In Luncheon Specials Daily '1.25 sive unit was also depicted in said. the elite group. MGB/GT 70. -,*» »,»,-- last Sunday's National Foot, Baltimore running back Like good looks? TheJ«D>*r»ir l*riiew features liks w 6556 r e even a ball league action as corner- Tom Matte, who liad been out Esposito's leadership In the 11:30 TO 2:30 manly-loQkiawnaKJ5wlwls,*r™ ^c '' B "' ' back Booker Edgersoii re. of action since the Colts' first scoring race means that of TttlraiiwfDi111' with twir-carb engine, rack-and-pinion steer- wived knee ligament iniurics Kame of Hie season with an the last 42 weeks of regular- iigTacing suspension, and 4-specd all syncliromcsh gearbox. requiring surgery and sidclin. injured left knee, returned lo season action, going back tn Come In and check the year-end specials at your nearby, inK the nine-year pro for the,, action last Sunday against the 13th week of the 1068-69 New Jersey Austin MG dealer. rest nf the year. Houston and promptly rein- season, a Boston player has •Moore, a (i-foot-G, 280-pmind jutcd it. led the scoring for 37 weeks. ASBURY PARK former Villanova star, was Matte is expected tn be out Tlio lenders: Palace Diner A & G Motors one of three Packers hurt in another four to six weeks. 1. Ki|»i.il!o, HtvUou 82 Main St. Green Buy's 3IJ-17 triumph New York's injury—riddled '«'. ('ournoyer, Montreal 2 11 .1 Mr-Ki'iizl . Kni,iiin 45 MONMOUTH STREET RED BANK nvrr Philadclohi'i. Ilr Mlf. Jets acquired guard Dave 4. Mnrtln. ClilraRo EATONTOWN MANASOUAN :>. fit.t;iMiun, nnnton Monmouth Motors Shor? rotors fprcd ;i torn Aclvlles tendon. Middcndorf from Cincinnati, fi. HmlKC, Boston T'Miinlp.; b.,rO. '|'|- j \VlI_ 7. HclUcfiil, iMntitrcitl OPEN EVERY DAY 5:30 A.M. —12 MIDNIGHT av S giving the Bcntjals an undis- 8. MAIJ. Vancouver Rt. 35 Rf. 33 fi. HiiL'.vk. Boston liiims suffered & severely closed draft choice. 10. nnlcllc. New York DAILY EEOISTER, RED BAWf. MIDDLETOWN, X. J.j TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1970. 21 That Man Murphf Voted 'Swede of Week' Plays Game to Hilt Tom Murphy is a complete football player. The Daily Register's Mon- , By CHUCK TRIBLEHORN mouth County "Back of the Register Sports Editor - Week" is a compact bundle of Names in the news: dynamite on the field of play, George Casey of Leonardo is going The Chuck putting his 5-10, 185-pound great guns for tne Swedes of Bethany frame to the best of use — for (Kan.) College. Casey, a 5-11, 185-pound Wagon Asbury Park, if nut for oppo- Junior halfback who played his high school nents — on both offense and football at Madison Township, was voted • defense. u "Swede of the Week" for his performance Murphy's versatility, power in a losing effort against St. Mary's Col- placed third v in a 1941 victory over previ- "and speed never were more lege. ously undefeated Providence. His time of evident than in Asbury Park's Casey, a 60-minute ballplayer, was . 25:55 for the five-mile IC4A varsity course 3 0-2 6 victory over Long credited with seven tackles on defense, represented a new frosh school record. Branch Saturday. and scored one of his team's two touch- NO BRAGGING RIGHTS With the Green Wave de- downs on an 11-yard burst. Overall, he , With the New York Jets riding the in- fense keying on him through- gained 48 yards in nine carries and snared jury merry-go-round, bragging rights that out the contest, Murphy two passes for 27 yards. go along with an expected victory by the pounded for 90 yards in 19 Earlier this fall, Casey hauled in a rival Giants at Sheadium this Sunday won't carries, including runs of 20, 66-yard touchdown pass and intercepted an- amount to much. However, a Giant vic- 14 and 12 yards (twice). other at the goal line, enabling Bethany to tory (prediction) will continue the upward 0 He scored only one touch- Tom Murphy 1 John lacouzzi gain a 6-6 tie with Sterling College. rise of coach Alex Webster's club which down from a yard out, but it Jo, • RANDY RUNS DANDY could lead to a divisional championship was the winning one on a •Matawan Regional coach Barry Rizzo The New York Mets' demotion; of fourth down situation late in is bubbling at the news from Ann Arbor Joe Foy to the minors was listed as out- the fourth period. And it was Raritan's lacouzzi that Huskie great Randy Davis showed his right. That means they don't want him set up by Murphy himself talents of old by going 78 yards for a back. when he scooped up a Long touchdown in Michigan State's 37-0 Big DAVIS SETS RECORDS? ' Branch fumble and carried it Ten victory over Iowa last Saturday The Atlantic Coast Football League some 60 yards to the Wave's Gains Point Lead Boyd Yesler, former Rumson-Fair Haven 17. claims that Neptune's Bob Davis estab- John lacouzzi, Raritan High Regional, is a member of the Washington Earlier in the explosive Quarterback John Dolan, lished several new records in his 16-for-29 School's tough fullback, and Jefferson College club which won its game, Murphy took a handoff Luttrell's teammate, stands passing performance for the Jersey Jays, leaped from third to first in first five games this fall. ' from quarterback Frank Maz- at sixth with 32 points, and against the Richmond Saints a few weeks the Monmouth County scoring HERBERT A HIT za and hurled a 55-yard scor- Long Branch's Steve ago. parade after scoring three The outstanding play of right guard ing pass to end Bob Pearsall. Schwartz has 30. Dan Herbert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Most touchdown passes (six) and yards touchdowns against Phillips- Five more players in the Defensively, he was as J. Herbert, 61 William St., Red Bank, is a passing (438) marks were credited to Davis, burg last Saturday night. county have 24 points. They tough as ever. big reason for the success of the Albright since elevated to the New York Jets, but Iacouzzi's three Scores are Eric Demaree of Shore Murphy's TD gave him six College eleven this fall. Herbert, a 1968 the ACFL. may have acted prematurely. gives him a total of 56 points Regional, Ron Greene of Long for the year. He has 46 points, graduate of Red Bank High School, re- The only complete set of records—game-by- GEORGE CASEY with nine TD's and one two- Branch, Wayne Hirleinan, the remaining 10 coming on ceived honorable mention on the Eastern game—for the 1966 ACFL season are in point conversion. Wall, Kevin Doherty of Mater Barry Stagg,, of Middletown, a pair of five two-point conversion College Athletic Conference's weekly All- this writer's possession, a keepsake from Scott Moore of Ocean Town- Dei, and Joe Wesel, Red Bank June graduates of Middletown Township runs. East team for his aggressive play in Al- an unfortunate one-year stint as statistician. High School, are performing with the ship, last week's top scorer, is Catholic. bright's win over Juniata. He is a solid COUNTY FROSH FLAVOR Gettysburg freshman soccer team. second at 50, while Matawan Red Bank Regional's Bob 5-10, 190-pounder. There's a strong Monmouth County Jets' Mayard Ties Regiomil's Curt Edwards is Morore scored twice last And for a final note, Farmingdale's Uiird with 42 points. Larry Smith of Middletown, a 1969 flavor to the fall athletic picture at Gettys- week to run his total to 22. Herman Hill, the former Howell (Southern For Second Place Tom Murphy, Asbury graduate of Christian Brothers Academy, burg College. Paul Esposito, a 5-8, 175- MON.MOITH roiiN IT Freehold) High School star, is playing ball NEW YORK (AP) - Don Park's sparkling two-way TOP K Lincroft, played center field and batted .330 pound linebacker from Keyport; Jim with the Magallanes Navigators of the Maynard of the New York performer, fell from second to riayrr-Trnm TII'B :PU. in. T for Fairfield (Conn.) University, which Backer, a 6-2, 175-pound linebacker out of Venezuelan Winter League. Hill's progress Jets moved into a tie with Li- fourth with 41 points. John lncour.zl. ended its fall schedule with an 8-8 record Wall Township, and Glen Palmer, a 5-10, Martian t t 0 58 wil be watched closely by his new bosses onel Taylor for second place If Roland Luttrell of Wall Scott Moore, Another former CBA star, Chris Con- 235-pound offensive tackle from Manasquan of the St. Louis Cardinals who obtained on the all time list of receiv- Ocean Twp...... i 0 M don, is doing the Jasper Jog to near per- are on the freshman football squad. Township can score a few a him from the Minnesota Twins in a trade ing leaders when he caught more TD's he'll be tough to Curt Edward*. fection. The Manhattan College freshman Mike Fuller of New Monmouth and last .week. Mattwan net. . T 0 0 41 three passes for a career total beat. Luttrell has posted four Tom Murphy, of 567 in Sunday's game TD's, three two-pointers and Aahury Park ..,. ft B 0 41 against Buffalo. nine conversion kicks. nnliuul Luttrell. Wall Twp...... 4 3 34 ,; JiShn tiolnn, o WallTwn S 1 , S3 ; Btrvo Schwartz, » Long Branch M s 0 0 24 Perna to Conduct Kile Demaret. Woodall Won't Be Taken Shore, HeK. 4 0 0 24 ; Ron (ircenc. Lone Brunch ... 4 0 0 i Wayne Hlrleman, u Mat Classes at 'Y Wall Twp 4 0 0 34 < Kevin IJnherty, RED BANK - Larry A. native of Long Branch, is a Mater Del 4. 0 0 34 Perna, 29 Branch Road, Oak. fulltime staff photographer For Joe-On or Off Field Joe Weacl, n.». Catholic ... 4 0 0 24 hurst, will conduct wrestling for The Daily Register. Thr NEW YORK (AP)— It was Bub Mnore, /classes at the new^ Commu. graduate of Long Branch But then Woodall doesn't While Namath is totally lem. While Namath rarely long after the humiliation of appear to be a facsimile of Hert Hank Ht|C. 3 1 0 23 nity YMCA here." " High School participated ir mod, Woodall is less flamboy. has failed to move the club, Jeff Herman, the 10-6 loss to Bullalo when Namath - either off the field ant. While Namath is flip, llarllan 3 0 30 The classes, which will run wrestling for the Green Wave Woodall failed almost totally 1 Al Woodall walked out of the in manner and dress or on the Woodall is serious. While Sunday. PHVO Wi'lngarten, varsity team for three years. 1 0 3(1 on eight consecutive Satur- New York Jets' dressing field in passing and per-Namath sets up quickly, Mlddlr.tnwnTwn. 3 In his service in the U. S days from Nov. 21 through room and strolled down the spective. Woodall admits that's a prob- Jan. 9, are open to boys 9-18 Air Force, Perna conducted tunnel under Shea Stadium to years of age. The grapplers classes for military personne the Bills' clubhouse in search will be divided into two and teen-agers. Since then, he of a friend. classes., beginners who will has remained active in coach, As he approached the door Seraphs and Titans receive instruction from 9 to ing youngsters throughout to the Bills' dressing room, a 10:15 a.m. and advanced, Monmouth County, avidly uniformed guard blocked his '10:15 to 11:30 a.m. pursuing in-depth study of the path by swinging an arm in sport. Larry A. Perna Win in Crtiss-Country FLY DIRECT Interested youngsters front of Woodall's chest. should.contact the YMCA, 166 "Where ya going?" the Mater Dei's cross-country set a new Croydon Hall Maple Ave. guard asked. team ended Key port's run- course record with a 12:05 The 30-year-old Perna, a "I'm a Jet," said Woodall. ners season on a sour note time, while teammate Kevin Buccaneers Net "Oh," said the cop, still not yesterday. The Seraphs beat Heglund also came in under absolutely sure but uncertain the Red Raiders, 22-33. the old record with 12:15.

NURSING HOME enough now to allow Woodall In another meet, Keansburg K n ™ "'>»'« ,!"» \"nyilon Hull (Id) TO J.F.K. • 24-Hoir Cora admission. shut out Croydon Hall, 15-50. 1. Mike Kennedy (ft), lj:06. new • RN oa dity oil tlmis Sweep of Ocean Crnydon Hall ctillfar, record: 2. Kevin Recognition Uncertain Keyport's Chris Schanck Heglund (KI, I!:IO alia i rrcord • Mtdlcara Approved 3. Tom Klnncman (K), 12'J.I- I Pa The guard, of course, didn't completed his season on a ^c.on"i, 'K'•. "I3* *•.. B»n..linrlrl- NAVESINK HOUSE yesterday by defeating Ocean Red Bank Regional High recognize Woodall. But then happy note. Echanck set a From Red Bank, N.J. M RIVERSIDE AVE. RED BANK School's junior varsity grid- Township, 16-10, with a 55- yard touchdown pass in the he wasn't dressed in lavender new record on the Raider ders added insult to injury. pants and his hair doesn't course and finished his season TO fourth period. Malrr l»rl (J!) . Krjnorl (33) Rumson-Fair Haven Re- reach for his shoulders the' undefeated. New York, N. Y./J. F. Kennedy International ($20.00) I. Clirl, HcliHlick IKI, H:M hrnkr gional and Shore Regional wayJoe Namath's does. Keansburg's Mike Kennedy nl« prcvlou.i record, ho flnlnhcd on 2 Leave Arrivi Frtq. Flights Slopi When it^s Ume to replay the day played to a 0-0 deadlock, and IllB ?M," ,•."!?'"?""V - ™ ffl Raritan blanked Red Bank, ' »'i. U:22: 3. Dun l.ynrli cMi 6:30A 6:50A I2:J«: 4. Ed Crnnhy (Hi 12 ,17- *' Ex.Su. 61 0 Catholic, 20-0. r.htln Donovan (Mi 12-MI- « jilrli ihi l!:(7: ». Jim Fllnn iMi Ili'lR- 8:O0A 8:20A Daily 81 0 lash! is the name of Hie game Red Bank's Teddy Taylor 12:Mi 8 ; tossed a 55-yard pass to Ar- Freehold Today kite 5KVB: '»• " « l0:30A IO:SOA Daily 101 0 nold Yarborough in the fourth 1:00P l:20P Dally 131 0 period to give the Bucs the 3:3OP- 3:50P Daily 151 0 come-from-behind victory. A Entries Yesterday'8 short pass from Taylor to 5:30P S:50P Daily 17.1 0 lil-Parr: 1 Mi.! 11.400 Marrh Senator IF firn< 1M Results Yarborough again, added two Chlpmam Direct (H. Flllonj 1-1 Hlchlanil N iK. Lnlimoye 121 8:00P 8:30P Daily 201 0 Newport Thor et iNn Drlvrrt 20-1 4/5 QT. Lady» Aillon (8. flerhei) fl-1 Ijvnfih Qnl<:k Petr- (J. Rlzzoi (J-l score. Scfrt Hays (C. Fcrranlo) 8-t Kfh-l-arr! t Ml.: i:,30(l \1a\n Taylor found Phil Rock on a Church Key (J. Horjilner) H-1 TIIK n.\M.KT R Aftnn Hfimrr W»" Wlnireil Star III. Kelly) Hit Red Bank, N. J. ($20.00) Molly Klngo (C Piraiilm .V2 Count Klip in. naliey). in the third to go ahead. Hrrezci Demon (T. Foster) (M 1J-1 l.»W'l T.J:II.» I.Hlinis (W. Gowcn So c,nol..r.cl y) 11.2(13.10 ».M Illli—raer i I M.: HI.Km < >0 7:00A 7:2OA Ex.Su. 72 0 In the scoreless tie between Bluron Lu (J. Hklmim «•! Ijiuncli nnr Lllh U. Uriel i Jolly Fnlr iLutinan) ''- JSi! rattle Bow rj. Wlniunl HM 1O-] BlK Thinking (J, M. Rmllhi 30 Aft'in I'rrim innlr) B:30A 8.-50A Rumson and Shore, Rumson Nlckle Del (R.(H .H Mornnm !()•] Wlimlow Uily IB. McUennai 7-2 H 20 Daily 82 0 had a big threat in the fourth Wnvcy Coa.ii t (T. Vnri I)e\Tnlor) 20-1 Bernle Brrwutcr (W. I>ongi fl-1 Whirlwind I/ihrll ill. Frrleii ll(-t "Ktnrla (Ml IM.da 11:30A M^OA. Daily 112 0 period that took the jayvee 3rd— I'ncr: 1 Ml.: 11,300 Sioltv Udell iM. lluhhanli I'-'-l Hlckohee (I.. Pnllcm '-'-I Dnctor Chief ifr. Butler) 12-1 4lh—rin-r: 1 >tl.: Kllin: T2:fl l:40P 2:00P Daily 132 0 Bulldogs all the way to the Mnkrr.i Mark (II. I'll inn, 3-1 Chuck Tlmr (K. Trtei 2f)O RrScharmVlK-nkn.) HHWM Devil five. However, a 15- Bluron Jtt (M. Dputuclil 4-1 Sharp Huliitc (M. Marehli JO-1 nu rn Jnily IHII'IIII H.0I) J.W 4:00P 4:20P Daily 162 0 Win* Back Itfo Driven IS-l Rprfrt iPunryi :i.OD y a r d penalty stalled the Carlienatnr (J. Bplnm N-l imti—Tnii: i MI.: ri.tioo 6:0OP Double Agent (P. Confnh s-l Key Dominion IM. Bagen nih-l'arr: I »ll.i K.IMKPI T-IIII7 6:20P Daily 182 0 drive. I.lltlc Fr«nkl» in. Quarter. 101 KeUy Tiger IR. Rodgerm .V2 KnaMlRllllrri I*.20 J 00 J.JO LfhlFA Tlmcflpan (II, Krllyi 12-1 AilHlrr) Helen (U. Manntlrldl (I Ijlllfinmpnoll (Thnmaili H.4OB.4O 9:30P 9:50P Daily 212 0 Shore built up a march in •Southern Exnr«fl« (M. Gale> 201 Yek'im« Itevcnan (0. Kreck> ff-1 Orchid Lmly IDawklnm fi.00 MIKca Tyke (J. Field) 20-1 Pnlly IHrni- 'J. I'lrldm »O the third, but it died on the Cltnria Win ID. Wrh>le.M 101 4(li—Parr: 1 Ml.: ll,,'i(IO Tll>|iy Troy (P. Pantnnoi I'M Rumson 20. Rnvntde Furv in. fjn»manl 150 Carpathian (J. rieldai »-5 O«t Drove tag (C. rlurk Jr.l 30-1 Both the Devils and Bull- Mountain fhHrnp (N't llrlvcrt S-2 (Mh— I'ai'r; I >••.: *2.llftit; T-?:(i:},'! ASK ABOUT OUR DAILY FLIGHTS I! V llai-pn illullr-n . 31.211 ».«l I (1(1 rtful A !>rw IK. I/ihnicyr-r Jr.) 1-1 Illh-I'air: I Ml.: »I,IIK) docs arc now 3-1-1. MPS HpHtlmr 'II. (irayi .VI JMlltirimyi lO.'Jd.vwi Space Cadet N' iA. PclRclbcck) fi-l Ollvlrt HIIIIW Hall (J Clmrrlilnani H-'i liunhani llnnnver Hxihmeyer Jr.i .1,20 MikeKilleen broke loose for A Dixie Duke IH .Kellv) 101 Oilnnh Pi.«k ID, Wllloughbyi 30 TO WASHINGTON, D.C. touchdown runs of 80 and 60 flea Buoy (J. Hoepfnrn I'M MliruM Wnlnut,llf. Kelly) 4-1 7Hl—fair; I Ml.! U,«(KII T-2:«M Wny On Top 'J. flklnnert 1'M Bu«y Time (.1 Orunilyi fi-l Bleve I'lik iT«g«rlello| 1^.411(1,1(1^11(1 yards in the second period to Tobln Unnfivrr 'No Driver) 1V1 Miilifltt"c: nejlln.Destinvy IIM .(lagllardl) 10-1 KcdKigx lllclfrnnal 7.BO .1.40 J M King (F. Mellai Kl-l HiKh Oun ilyihfnfycr Jr.) -'HO lead Raritan (4-0-1) to its win Spike Ed IF. Tete) SOI Irish May (A, , Stafford.> 151 Elllei-ns Booy IU.U W Wa'l«worlhl l 2(1-1 FOR RESERVATIONS CALL . . IMh—Parr; 1 Ml.; »2,(HK> DcKtlny Blufuf (V. Laird) 20-1 Kuril ID-II I!)1:.OH ovrr Ited Bank Catholic. I/ifty IH. Fllloni «•:• Bob Huen, who scored a Proud Man IV Cold r.-2 RED BANK ASBURY PARK Diamond Law iW. Murkm l-l MParrMh—Parr:: I Ml.l W.JIHIW : T-JtOJ.! t w o-pointer after Killeen's Worthy Al (D. rntfi 111 Qunrna CdCadet t iTho'imTh' o S.00,1.10 2 Ml Worth Olrnn iW. liavrtlnn) >i-l Selections Hllyail'ir (Hmlih.lm r . .. ri.oon.m second TO, tallied on a 15- Dlllv Dally Joey 'T LttchPtito) HI ImacI e il)nlnc>l ) .I.Ht 747-9080 531-5200 Brndyii ('nance rj. ^nrrHni c\ I—(hl|imnn> Illrrel, Henl lla)r«, yarfl run in the third period to Daujhlfr (Pcludbeok) 10-1 Nr«[inrt Thor Bill— I'nir: I Ml.: wind up the story. Tug Fire I(P.R . InjcrimalaIngrnn«laii 2fl ) 11 2—Itork S|i-ln«, Wfirthy Al. Olaronnd taw of the Pittsburgh Pirates, who C.lnran (P., RoHger.., lil fi— MailEe AillnH, fienhirky Tlmr. Model Ilrnrv T iK. lluehar.h) mm—Tr»i: i Ml.: II,M(I: X-T:in.:; thatsjustasip trained as a non-roster player ii-1 Danny I'lrk Windy J»ck (Kerranloi 1B.S0fl Jo I 111 flip Farvol if. r-.nv/ilnji 1'M 1—Sun .Mnrrii. Tro«ly .lor N. Vic- Symphony Kis» IDIefcnMchi 3 ffl-.MO with Kansas City last spring, Keitnv Vie (J. Iromnn'ii r, 1 (ury Knlchlru llldeiway ruddln 'Hlnzei n in smoother than the rest. I C Pmil IH. Inli-nlnnatoi J.0-1 R— Hi- Surl, Nluir Trrrl. Rharon IHA- last year appeared in 34 miinil llfi—rl'Hrr-: I Ml.: M.800 fl—Ijiiinih (fir I.nil, Hrrnlr Hrriv Mill—Purr; I Ml.; (I.IIHl: T-?:ll.1 games for Omaha and com. VIHiry Knlghtraa ill. Fllloni .', ' nirr, Illc 'riilnklnii Aiii.fcv llnie i l/i'T ,li i ;,'.'O.l.J'i :i «n :!-] 10—hv\ Diinihilnn, 1 eknniii Itrwiniili, ('..lion finrlv IMPIBIIOI ... 4.(MI4,III LENOtO WHISKEY - II PROOF H«ri Marnn iM. I.nmrii [llai-k Prince '9innTli r, (II piled a 9-J3 record. He started l-'r,»flly Jfir N (I rini,!,ly) ;.! Ailnlr. Helm OS tTMIOHT WHISKCY3 three games. A Cuba^f ho Four l.e>( IB WrlMlrri (1 I 11— (lllvln smut llnll, HUM Time, QK GUM NEUNUL SPIRIT! True llorleen iN'o Driven fl 1 Odnnh I'rnlt (111. HIT.10 Red Bank Airport, New Shrewsbury, N.J. I now makes his home^m Ilia- Shadow Creen 'A. fierali in-1 l«r pL_ 1956 ZOBEL SEA. FOX 23' — New 131 NURSES' AIDES WANTED - 3 to 11 or paper, kinjidly call tiila number. Bat. "PLEASE TAKE senfer, 1961, -V-8 automatic. Powe: h.p. Chrysler. All accessories Included ahlft and It to 7. Klnt Jimel Nurjinr •TOUND — On E, Berecn PI., "haH. I-41SB. OUR CAR" ^tMrina;, and brakes. A-l. 741.7968. Excellent condition. $500 firm. Call 74: Hint. 291-3400. frame" eyeglasses. Black rim. Call 741. NEED ADVICE — Or just someone to STATION WAOON — 19M Chevrolet 2659 after 4 p.m. MOTHERS — If you cannot work In ol. 4M8. talk to? U BO. write Laura, Box 2041 Junt married, must sacrifice "!5G5 Automatic, power flee or factory, call Red Bank, N\ J. Btilck Skylark. 340 cu. in.. 309 h.p.. steering, brakes OUTBOARD STORAGE LLOST '— German shepherd male, fix rear air flhocks, ntereo tape ny«tcm, Reasonable. 291-2890. , and service 5B3-1011 or 223-26IB. month*, black and tan, vicinity Holmrter .•tandard floor shirt. NEVER RACED. 1W5 RAMBLER — Clastic CHRYSLER AUTHORIZED DEALE AVON Calling! 2ld. near cemetery. Reward for lnfor. We owe $750 but we'll lake befit wagon. Good condition. |450. For you to Join the thousands of house, ma tlon leading to return. No question! TRAVEL - TRANSPORTATION offer, or tnke over one year loan. Call 787.7899. THE SKIPPER'S SHOP wives who are injoylng good earnings asked. 846-85.^. Call 4P3-4O64 after 6 p.m. .46 Flr»t Ave. and meeting Interesting people. Call FLORIDA BOUND — Large truck (join* 1968 VOLKSWAGEN BUS — Excellen Atlantic Highlands J, Blrchall, 741-4343 or 462-3377, 774. LOST — Will the organist who bought empty, insured. Call 1!>68 SKYLARK — Custom four-door running condition. Must sell, jnovln 872-O367 dCHk ploaae return metal strong box 7ft7M76 hardtop, sip conditioning, power steer. S2000. Call 495.8263. _J»0. .Important papers. Call 291-0935, Inc. Very good condition. il85O. Call af- 19' CHAMPION FIBERGLAS — Bi RN or LPN — 3 lo 11 p.m. Full tlmr\ LOST — 3 weeks ago. yrllow 1 a bra do j ter ft p. m^Jl 1-2935. 1968 PCOTIAC TEMPEST — Custoi and trailer. Like new. Emery Manor Extended Care Facility. four-door hardtop. Vinyl top. Clcai Call T87-S163. <)ng. Answers to "Chulnry," rxtiemrh AUTOMOTIVE Ashing $1730. 787.8877 or 842-0808. •Matawan. 560-6400. rlendly. Mlridlrtnwn -Red Bank area, 16' GLASPAR — With 40 h.p. electr: MAlb~WANfEDnrp,rt-tlnie and full itcward. Call 291-G049. AUTOS FOR SALE miTHUNDEBBIRD 1962 VOLKSWAGEN BUS — Mechanic' start and trailer. 3675- Call time. King James Nursing Home. LOST — LadT'.-TwriFtwatch, "Jlai-k leath. J^J^ _ npeflal. Paneled, curtains. 1968 engln 741^2717 after 6 p.m. New tires. Automatic. Asking $450. needs rebuilding. 812-1816. 201-3400. er hand, on Sal.. Oil. 24. on Broart St. l!)fH CADILLAC — Coupe De VlTle. BOAT, MOTOR. TRAILER - 35 tl. Jtpd Bank, near 11 a.m. Vicinity of Mail TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Su-Good running conillfon. $550. FORn 1966— Country Squire waKon, 1' 11 M MANICURIST OR SHAMPOO GIRL Rrwarit If returned, 261-2850^ _____ per!) Service. DOWNES PONTUC. 83 787-6389 or 787-5100 ______passenger, power steering and Drake Full or part-lime. ^ _T Lower Main SI.. M»taw»n. 5662259. Automatic. Very clean. 512-5245. S" " " *" SWISS CHALET, T47-3Z<2. LOST — Cat, mairpcriiiarTwhittTwit BAYSHORE CHRYSLER~PLYMOUTH SCENIC CAR SALES PAINTED ALUMINUM JON BOAT HOUSEKEEPER — Five days a Wftek. Flrit Ave., Atl«ntic Highlands 1961 CHEVROLET IMPALA Oood for duck hunting. Oars. $75. 84: Five hours a day. Own transportation. jrraAvey markings. Vfrinily of Rvenmore Pwy. 36 872-0221 Highland* Three speed floor shift. J125. 5515. , - Shrewsbury, Jlrward. 8J--™8; 291-920O MITBT SELL — 18*38 Oldamobile (98) Call 872-0360 i 'ter 6. Call 671-O250. FOUNn~^~A{iTT""ir:irii breP END OF SEASON BUY — 19' orfaho Plfac BirHLER & BITTER luxury Redan. Blatk vinyl top. Excellent 1966 DATSUN — 1600 convertible. Kx Thompson—«ator tandem axle tlltbi WOMAN — For general cleaning 741-2723 after 7 PLYMOUTH " CHRYSLBR condition, all power, factory air. cellent condition, hardtop, enow tire trailer with hydraullf surge brakes—I either once a week or oner every .1390 Hwy. 36, Hariri. 2640193 <_l."i0. 22--B233 or 741-7748. 51000. Afler 7, 8JO-1007. h.p. Evlnrlltle. only 35 hours. Many e other week. References. 671-1330 eves. MUP.PIIY & CAVISON — iltrceitf ]!)60 PONT1AC — Bonneville tio.ivert. tras. 542-3405. MATURE WOMAN WANTED — To Benz Sales and Service. Hwy. 9. Fref 1963 BLACK FORD OALAXIE PUBLIC NOTICE il>]c Autnmailc. Fair condition. Call Excellent condition G4' ELCO — Good hull, Chrysler Crc babysit 3 or 4 days a week. Call hold. 462-5:100. 787-71»8afler5p.m. 264.0805 after 5 p.m. 739-1870. STRAUS rtiilck—Opel TWJN BORO MOTORS 1969 PONTIAC LeMANS — Power steer BEAUTICIANS WITH FOLLOWING SYLVIA MARIE NINE ACRES of Nrw and Used Can Atlantic Highlands area. 2)1-9X18. Eve. IIwv 36 26l-(000 Kcyport Jeep Salei and S»rr1ce Inu, brakes. Bucket seats, console. CO! SAIL8OAT-15"/ Catboa . wooden. HANDWRITING ANALYSTS Prlc« itart at IM30 plus Inltfil riovatop $1985 firm. 787.7409. »J|Bj»"»ed. Needs some work. $150. Ci nlngi, 681-2875. The true character analysis tliroucn Kroll Hours me. 747-0040 1971) DART — O.T. Custom with con LADIES-EAHN EXTRA MONEY — In 'ynur hand writ! FIR rrvcalx your rr.'il 279 Broadway Long Branch, N. J. 1970 PONTIAC OTO — Air, AM-FM ra. sole, bucket seats, vinyl roof, powei your spare time. Great part-time or full, Personality ;unl may help you wilh 222360O dlo, riilly loaded with extras. 12,000 steering, radio, heater 9.MW miles, time opportunity. Phone Mr. Mitchell, important decisions. mllM. 671-256.1. S2495. 671-5842 between 7-9 p.m. 2I>1-3360 7 p.m. to 9 p.rn^ Two Inratlnns in Mmmnouth County KIT8ON CHEVROLET CO. STORAGE AND SERVICE •Ince I!t52 Hwy. 36 Eltonloira P A H Motors Inc. 1060 CHEVROLET STATION' WAQO." BABYSITTER — Three or four days a For a»Mt:e call 775-3.172 WMO0O -- 283 standard. Mark IV air condl week. Five hours a day. Hsilet. Call Authorized ff)ca]eni, tlonlng, Posltractlon and over-drive, OUTBOARD MOTO 264-4719. • Tcnra* Cterraet H Dodse and Dodge truck* 7l»t AM. Atlantic Hwjr, J5 Eatontown. K I. S200. 291-3671 after S. WINTERIZING AND STORAGE fflMlOl M2-11U Reasonable rates. AUTOS FOR SALE 1961 CORVAIR New Jersey's Largest CIRCLE CHEVROLET THX F1NB8T 8IUXTION - Ot in $65. Marine Supply House 326 Maple Av«. Bed Bunk and used cara In Monmoutll Countr. Call sifter^s''p!'ni1222-688P. 741-S130 Over 109 air-condltloned new ura In "I sold ALL my chocolate at one houssl Their 11X12 CHRYSLER NEWPORT - Oood THE BOATMAN'S SHOP DUNKIN' DONUTS .. stock. MCGUJIN BUICK-OPKl. INC.. buy for a second car, $150. Rumson TOWN * COUNTRY DODOX Shrewsbury Ave., N«w airewiburr. 842-6280 21 Wharf Ave. 141-5780 Red Ban! 741-6200. dog bit me." I960 CADILLAC - *125 WINTER STORAGE WAITRESSES WANTED MERCURY - 1951 fmir-donr neiian. IOCS OTO — Metal HakeBred . . Markllnte. Call Special rate for boats on trailerL Standard shift. Lew than 50,000 ml. rlor. Ducket seats, four-ir-speeriD1. , 42-..f cu^.,.. 6714723 Sailboat yard storage' up to 25Wome' n for 6 to 12 p.m. and .\pcdj name. work. J75. Oil 741-8129 at. In. miR wheels, two reverse chrome AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 1965 CHEVROLET — Four-door Impali MONMOUTH SAILING CENTER '- 4:30 p.m. spare«.T!7;4598. sedanledan. Factory air. Excellent c or 787-0289. 741.4193. 1967 tMPALA dan, V-8 automaticautoma" , power steering, SHREWBBURYMOTORS " Sorvlee. Reasonable rates. Call PH. Jiowe r brakes^Af u I or 5M-I1M. DUNKIN'DONUTS 8KB A "RUSSELL, HAN" — For O» 19H1 BUICK Invlcta convertible. A*l CONVERTIBLE " Afult sell. 787-9473. Bhrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury bed car bum. RUSSELL OlfiimoMle- condition. Ashlm |2T5. H Hudson Ave., 741-8500 Esst KeanRburK, V-8 automatic and power. (Priced for BUICK CONVERTIBLE — 1963, $350 or WINTER STORAGE Rt. 35 & Newman Springs Rd. Cadillac Co., 100 Newman Sprtngfl Rd,, quick xak. best offer. Can be seen at Sinclair Sta. 1968 CHEVROLET — Impala. custom Red "--Ik. 7r> t mileage. Ank!ni* $2400. 787-Se.^Ask!n(t $1350. Call 787-490B. _ 395 Broad St. 741-51S0 Red Bank cleaned, etc. You name it. we will free): aa, Middle town, No phone calls please. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTO FOR SALE Eves, until 9 estimate It. 291-3867 or 787-1643. ' over"$68l' cs'l'i'2 for Christmas selling fieasonion.. _Ful _.l time. 1969 CHEVY VAN — New clutch. May Apply giving experience, if any to Box AUTOMATIC and STANDARD TRANSMISSIONS AVAILABLE 1066 TOYOTA CROWN — Excellent con. 741-5804. he seen at 88 East Wilson Circle, Mld- FURNITURE MOVING - Attic* -™ Y-146. The Dally Register, RedBn " dltlon. $600 firm or take over low 1B63 CHEVY II NOVA — Good condl. dletown, or call 741-7310. cellari cleaned. Fre* Mtlmttes. Call monthly payments. 747-4379.. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING - Five days $ Plus N.J. Salts Tax tlon. SIX cylinder. Call 1968 INTERNATIONAL — Scout 800 a week. Mid die town area, References. 968 OLDSMOBILE TORONADO — pickup, 10,000 miles. Call Two young daughters, one school age. PRICES START AT 3099 /Inyl roof, stereo, custom interior. Ex. 1963 CHEVROLET — Automatic. Radio 7414448. PERSONALIZED Phone 671-5615. cellent condition. $2800. 787-2537 after 6. and heater. $345. Phone 671-2875. FOR SALE — 1955 Dodge pickup. CHRISTMAS CARDS 0EMONSTRATOR5 — Guaranteed $50 OVER 75 OPELS IN STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE — 1069 $200. Wide selection ot styles — from budget ror three short evenings * week. No col. wagon. Ten-passenger. Air conditioned, MQA-160O CLAS8IC 747-4408 after 5 p.m. priced to luxury claim. Avoid the rush lecting, no deliveries. Car necessary. power steering sna brakes. Low mile- !64-396T to noon or ajter 5 p.m. agr. Asking $3100. 495-9025. V tana CHEVROLET HALF-TON PICKUP - — order now CRANK PRINTING. Many With Automatic Transmission 591-0009 1966. Excellent condition. $900 or best «m.083«. "TRIUMPH f!T6-l -10711 RllrKunilv wlih AUSTIN AMURICA — Two-door, tour- offer, 842-4S85. WOMEN—PART-TIME 'ilnnk Interior. Mlrhclln tlroa. Radio, apeed. tl.872. P.O.E. slightly Signer 1062 CHEVROLET FICKUP — ton MIDDLETOWN Nights 6 p.m. to 11:30 P.m. perma- mm ml. Must sell. Best offer. Call col. wlih automatic. Also Sprites, Mldgeta, Call nent office cleaning work In Middle- led, 674-762S. MOB roadsters. — OT. AAG MOTORS. 787-4611. ZONE MARKING CO. 'own building. Good pay. hoapitallza- of NEW and Aaburv Park 77S-3483. Pmrklni lot*, recreation area, traffic :!on. No experience necessary. Our \IONMOUTH COITNTY'S IMEORT control layout stencil rork. phon« 747' representative will be Interviewing LEADER — Red Bank Auto Importj i508 or 747-1066. Tuenday, Oct. 27, 5:30 to 7 p.m. at USED CARS Authorized Dealer For Volvo-Triumph- 1970 THUNDERBIRD MOTORCYCLES the Harmony Bowl, Rt. 35, Middle- 9 ACRES Renault-BHW. Newman Spring! Rd. town. 741-.Vts«. Red Bank. LANDAU 1969 YAMAHA — 250 cc. Low'mlleage. SCHANT PAINTING CO. Full power, stereo, cruise control, air Call mornings before noon. [nterior-Extcrlor — Free E.ttlniatei COFFEE SHOP conditioning. 6400 miles. 291-3452. Call 741-219J or 512-5097 Part-time positions available In modern $1800 UNDER LIST hospital coffee shop for a cashier, 12:30 WANTED-AUT0M0TIVE 1967 HONDA 305 — Good running condl. INTERIOR.EXTERI0R PAINTING p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Saturdays, Sunday* RASSAS PONTIAC tlon. Best offer. Call 741-7747 after 7 Reasonable rate*. Free estimates. and holidays, and waitress on Saturdays 395 Broad 8t. 741-5180 Red Bank p.m. Call 787-8844 from 12:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Good sala* Eves, until 9 f and pleasant working conditions HONDA MINI TRAIL — Like new. Just BLACK TOP SERVICE - Charles gontact Personnel Office. Rlvervlew Fall It HERE! 1959 TRIUMPH TR3 — Oood condition had tune.up. Call after 6. Stanley Jr. You name it we'll pan Hospital, 741-2700, Ext. 224, for an Inter. all around. Runs well. $600 or best olfer. 741-4615. It Fret aitlmues liltKd view. An equal opportunity employer. •nd wt mid 100 U»d Ctrl CA)l2fll-13D3. 1067 HONDA — 50CC. 2100 miles. Ex. LAWNS — YARDS — cicnned- Gravel driveways maintained. Call GIRLS — To assist In cutting* room WHITE CHEVROLEVROLET IMPALA 1864 cellcm condition. Just tuned up, clean, 671-2610. Hours 8 to 4:30, Monday through Frl. BUICK-OPEL Hwy.35 2M-1400 Kcyport BBest t nnfler. $140. Eves. 671-3979. day. Devon Apparel, 395 Whaxburton 787--1971 7 RUPP SCRAMBLER — Mini bike. PI., Long Branch. See Mr. Wlesenfelrl, Wo will fradt or buy out 10501 FORD STATION WAQON — $55. three months old. Reaasonabls e price. EMPLOYMENT 'ART-TIME — E&rn *6 per bour and right — Call or corn* in Phone Call 671.2699. more. Name your own hours. For full 264-4000 787-83IK1 after 8 p.m. m YAMAHA — Twin 100. 3,000 mltej, HELP WANTED-FEMALE Information call 583-9130. RHEVROLBT WAGON — 1967. Air Ixcellcnt condition. DENTAL ASSISTANT — Excellent ptf. TOM'S FORD New tires. Low mileage. A-l shape-. Sac. Call 787-4525. BEAUTICIAN — Experienced. Part. gltlon. Experience preferred, Send re. rlflce. $1800. Call 671.396,1 between 5.8 '.line. Stephen Hairdressers. flume to Box 1-113, The Pally ReglsUr. ASK FOR ED SIGLER p.m. Call 787.0655. HWY. 35 KEYPORT MOBILE HOMES Red Bank. 1968 VOLKSWAGEN — Sunroof, A-l HAIRDRESSER - Full time. Sma WAITRESSES, WANTED - Full-time. condition. $15QO. Low mileage. Phone congenial «hon. Call 291.0732. After HOLLY HILL MOBILE HOME SALES p.m.. call 291.1942. Apply In person, RED OAK DINER, AUTOS FOR SALE 222-1800. Jersey's Finest Selection Hwy 35, Hazlet. VOLKSWAGEN OIIIA 1066 —; Beautiful I>ELTA - HOLLY PARK - WIN IIARMACY — In Bayahore Area now EXPERIENCED Secretary—Legal or comlltlon. Meticulously maintained. Ex- SOR HOLIDAY — RITZ CRAFT Inking applications for full time work, --'nea^ BalarJ_open. Phons 741-1229 »• tra npnrc tire. $1200. 872-0317. Large selection of used 8 and 10clerks. Cosmeticians, Apply In wrltlni wldes excellent for aummer homes. giving background and experience t 1068 CHEVROLET CAPRICE - 9-pas. Rt, 35 - south Atnboy Box Q-201, The Dally Register, Be, QIBL OR WOMAN WANTED — To ncngcr station wagnn. Fully equipped Open 9 to 8 Mon. thru Sat ' Bank. work In iinack bar five days per week, One owner. Can sec at FAHOURY 721-5858 Nice working conditions. Freehold. Call BROTHERS, Rt. 35, Neptune. 6S13444 PACEMAKER MOBILE HOME — EXPERIENCED NURSES' AIDI CORVAIR — 1963. Four-door auto- 10XS5. Furnished. Awning, washer, ATTRACTIVE GAL — For diversified matic. Good condition. $250. Call many.extras. Excellent condition inside Day and Evening Shifts work In aalea promotion Held. Part or OUR PLATFORM IS THE BEST 66fl.l81Oafter6p.m^ and out. $2500. M2-53I7. Applications now beinr accepted. Call "ull time position. Must have car. Calk (or appointment. 611-0177. Htlllop Pri before noon or after 5 p.m. 264-3394. 1970 STARCRAFT"f RAVEL CAMPER vate Nunlm Home, lllddleloirn. Sleeps six. New floor model. $400 off WOMEN NEEDED - Five full and flv4 AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS •1st. Little Silver Repair Center. 747-0973 LADIES-EARN AT HOME—Be a wl« part-time In retail. Wilt train. Oood pay. lemonstrator. For more information Permanent positions. Call 787-6713 or 741.3(88. :all 711-9929. 10x50 DETRO1TER KXPANDO — INSTRUCTORS - A nationally known Large enclosed porch. Central air condl. WA1TRK8SKS — Experienced only. Ap- tchool of modeling and person*! tm- CAR DEALS IN THE AREA! tlonfnK;. Wall-tq-^wall carpet. Excellent nly In person, Martini's Diner, irovement from N. Y. City has just condition. 787-9491. Hwy. 36. Kearuourg. ipenert A branch In Red Bank, N.J. There are a few openings remaining VENTURA 10x66—Completely nir. MARRIHD LADIES — Earn extra In !or Instructors, both full and part-time. nlahed. Two bedrooms, awning. $5,500. come and a free wardrobe. Show Bee' "Ine Fashions, nick own hours. Nodellv .o teach modeling and personal Im. rle» or collecflnB. Call 229-2646 or 872. provemEnt cUs'tn. Must have teaching 1340 or 222-749S. experience, good modeling background, | GUARANTEES HONORED AT ANY with references and photo required, and WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE CREDIT INTERVIEWER — National be charming, personable, well groomed 100% DID IANK — 842-2500 Icwelry chain. No previous credit1 ex. attractive and genuinely Interested in 193 Newman Springs Road WE DON'T SBLL JUNK — "" " icrlcnce rcqulreri. Part-time work in itudent*' progress. Nor do we buy it — iUr Eatonlown. N. J. store. Hours vary This lit a career position offering *f- MECHANICALLY GUARANTEED We do buy clean, late model caxi 'ransportatlon to and from worb :urlty, growth, excellent salary »nd ASIURY PARK — 774-4IO0 at top dollar. See or call WALL iceilcd. If Interested, call 542-T624 be. pleasant working conditions, Send Infor. 809 Railroad Avenue LINCOLN-MERCURY, 747-5400. .ween 3:30-5:30 p.m. mil tlon to P.O. Box 762, Red Bank, N. J. AAMCO SHOP NATION WIDE COMPANION-HOUSEKEEPER — For NURSE SUPERVISOR professional man and mother. May live USED CARS OET CASH FOR TOUR FOMHOrJ— n generalized public health prmcram, In or out. Light cooking and JIOUKC. AKD SPORTS OABS AT 1JOOTJOTJTH MOTORRSS. ININCC, HwHwyy, 3388 ,Ealailawn i.B. ripftrpe with P.H.N. experience. keeping. All appliances. No ni)ruing Sail 229-0816 between 8:30 and 4:30. care. Excellent position for retired lady AUTO RENTALS or social security recipient. Hefprenno* for clran iieed cars. Call required. Call 229-8119 between S and 9 DENTAL AS5ISTANT p. m. M3-S50O. JC eel tent position for bright, cnerget : voung latiy Heehlng pcrmnnent "ifx PEItlENCEP WAITRESSES 1970 COUGAR JUNK CARS mnloyment. .Experience In chatrside WANTED — s p.m. to 2 a.m. or in p.m 1969 MERCURY 1969 MERCURY 1968 CHEVROLET Need a Special Car PICKED UP islgllng prpfprrcrt. Munt have trano- to 6 a.m. for Town k Country Piner, Light blut with black vinyl roof, Marquii, 2-door hardtop, Bur- ImpaU, 2-door hardtop, Gray, mrtAMnn. Send remimp P.O. Box 383,H';vv3\ Keyporl. For Interview call 264- automatic tr a fit mill ion, Marquis, 2-door hardtop, bur- Twinbrook Auto Wrecking .olmricl or call 946-4644 between " ion, powfi gundy with black vinyl roof, automatic transmission and nrl 6. fttering and gundy with black vinyl roof, for a Special Occasion? Eatontown 542-2235 DENTAL ASSISTANT — Chalrrirlft M." automatic trammtliion, automatic trammiilion, power powir staaring. 411QQC nerfence. Full time, prrmanent poilMon «ir condition. itotring and nun" , puwii MATURE WOMEN Must have ran Semi resume lo Box P, itaaring and ' ~ ~ AUTO RENTALS H)jneJMl]yJteiJ*J^JRedJBank air condition. air condition. $2795 RENT ONE FROM US! AND GIRLS ECRETAn"V — with tjpinr «*. 1970 MUSTANG $2795 Telephone Sales Receptionist* lerlente, for conntructiffn company 1967 LINCOLN TOM'S FORD 0 experience necennary. We train, Meane apply In [i^rflon, llamtllnn r.rm. Hardtop, rod wth bldcf> vinyl • Quick uflt have neat nppciiriince. Apply (tructlon Co. Ppnrl Harbor IM., Fort roof, V'8, automatic trttnsmit- Continental, 4-door whita with RENT A CAR 1 a.m.-t, p.m., fll9 Hwy 35, Profes- Monmoulh. .MI-BllK, Mr Mamel. 1969 BARRACUDA lonal Offices In Miridlctovvn, . lion and power (9701% 1968 BUICK black leather interior. Full • Easy 200 Hwy. 35 3M-18OO Keynort lEwiwri MAriuvE OPRRATORR — power including RAMHEFlMAlb — Full or part-time. steering. y/Lll? Skylark, 2-door hardtop, blua, i'o1, hut will train. Cull Two-door, grean w'fh£lQOC itsaring. .* $2295 1967 CORVETTE Dally . . . Weakly . . . Monthly RANOBR YACHT/1 cc. Experience preferred but not re- p41-20SV Urn /'*>rkln<, Convertible, 4-ipttd COQQC O'DAY SAILBOAT! ulrert. Write to Box T-17B, The Daily itand.rd tram. ?IO7? 1969 FORD THE YACHT SHOP 'lMer, Red Bank. trammiiiion. Graan. ^mWm9 ADIES — Barn $50 for 0 houn work, LTD, 2-door hardlop, whit, with WALL ll»4 Octan Avr.', Sf« Brlihl. 1I21013. loexrerlenre necessary. No in- 1969 T-BIRD bl 1968 MUSTANG II' 1009 MCKP» Crafl-41) h.p. Johnimn raiment. cam-APsIng or col'.eeHng. Una Ic vinyl rool, automatic SHREWSBURY. N. J. Two-door Laridau. Full power Eight-cylinder, automatic tram- 1967 FORD Rlrrlromallc, S12.VI. Ttlephona «(2-S911 T car hplpful. H^ellnc Fnahlonn, phon* lr,,n minion, power itairing Shnwibury Av». ot Syeomor* after B. !2f)-261(t or 222-0494. including air condition. Gray Galaxta "500", 4-door. V-8, And minion, whiti with 747-5400 with black OQOC condition. rad interior. $1895 automatic transmitiion, whitt AUTO RENTALS vinyl roof. $5073 $3195 with blua roof. $1495 AUTO RENTALS plvp-ln 1969 FORD •ftk. _nnrrmi.n nofnm Uiiim 1966 BUICK 1968 FALCON :m/AFLF: ""MMHI.»V<|1». Gdlaxi* "500"i 2>door bflrdtop, WildcM, 4-dnoi, blue, V-8, Two.door, 6-cylindtr, automatic 1965 MUSTANG jHiMnnai inrnrmait'in . in »iV«wa green povyer itearing, «ulo- automatic trarnmiiiion, powar transmiiiion, air conditiontdconditioned., Convartibla, 6-cylindor, 4-ipeod ma tic transmission itaering and CO light graan. traniminion, blua " IlELP WANTEF»-MAI,K «nd air condition. $2895 air condition. with black roof. $1295 LET US SOLVE $1795 REAL ESTATE — TRAINEES NEEDED BIG SELECTION DAILY FORD POPULAR PARTS ALSO: YOUR LEASING PROBLEMS "MUSCLE PARTS" We spaclallit In leasing, and can analyie your situation and save you money. Aik toh a rrnf<.«.l..n«l «,,1 f,,. ,,*L.,.m OF 1971 FORDS RENTALS FOR ALL CARS about our exclusive coupon book for nationwide, regular maintenance and needed "HNPER PARTS" repairs at 2,500 Lincoln-Mercury dealerships. «hlli. you k,,n Ih. ,,".'',''„'••'" At your request! (More C.\mWf6 Adi l< you wlih to hovs additional Information en Iht numerous leasing plant that suit your noedt . . . sand us your name end On TIM« tint address and w« will mall,you a booklet containing tnis Information. You are under no obligation. Stop In loday and sie flow you can make the moit ol your leasing dollar. Clip this coupon oul now. HELP

CAROLE LEASING CORP. A Division of CALL WOMEN TOM S FORD LINCOLN—MERCURY BE YOUR OWH »t,n .„,, 'Where I'romisrs ore Performed" houn you iiw,,, i,,,, SHREWSBURY, N. J. 747-5400 o rant whin ,.r, „,,, v, your own DI;IK...( „, ,,, _ WALL Shrewsbury Ave. at Sycamore HWY 35 264-1600 KEYPORT motion coll . , ; a '.., /,, M»r. Ml 4!« THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1070 23 HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE FOR SALE PETS AND LIVESTOCK COMMERCIAL RENTALS SMAN — Sxpertenced PORTERS — Floor waxlnc. HELP WANTED-Male-Female rSc! lilinen . WySi person 891 DBRN AIR CONDITIONED OF- it ctfea' Co., Bed Part-timarttime days anid evenlneventnyievenlnr . Work .id MEN. LADIE8. STUDENTS — Pull Printed Pattern STOP IN — And pick up our new Rental RE3GiaTERED THOROUGHBRED SIODBRN one bulldlnbulldlncc . GoGoood atarunf salary, and part-time. Car necessary. Call «2- late Catalog A to Z Rental Center, _18l OBLDINCI — 7 years old. Bound. Sweet ncmama — Reasonable, 30 LlDdtn PI.. rirmbglu. H7-B5H7-B5MM . ""••*' 1074 today. Btart tomorrow. Earn $3 per kind, gentle Tor anyone 'Dut should b< [led Bank. Phone 747-3620. riiitten DV experienced rider. Dark Bay AIR-CONDITIONED OFFICES SEMI DRIVERS NEEDED SALESMEN lfi.2 hands, good tonformalion. Jumpi Reasonable rent, immediate occupatv COUPLEB — Part-time opportunity MOVING TO FLORIDA — Muet Pell, well for competition or a good famll' cy. Apply Serplco's, 101 Monmoutb Experience helpful but not necessary to solicit delinquent accounts for Earn as much as you energetically can" Color TV (Dumontt. rlrctrk- knife, foot! Call 741-9614 after 3 or 493-4064 ^ Bt.. Ked Banlc. next lo Carlton Tbe»- for local ajid over-the-road hauling National Collection Agency In th Operate Irom home. 787-0070. chopper, two enil tables, two ta'jlc 6 p,m. ter. You can earn $10,000 to S19.000 per Red Bank area, full or parttJme amps, dresser, bp 548-5328 or write helpful. Highest Commissions pit; Finishers and nresnera. For work on --. or all day Sat. and Sun. mlnluiure fcnialt-. All shots. Ilmisc ~ lk, Fii-L'-room first floor iJusinenH Advance D.T. Dept., Eilson Industrial Bonus Plan to men meeting our re ladles' and chUdren'a coats. Bteady BEP~~~TV~'ha!i:s~'fM1iVrr r'ahinot-T brohen. Esrcllent tpniperamont. 5Gfl. ti ;c two hall is own parking lot. Center, Administration Bldi. £0 Route qulrementl. Phone Sheldon Cyphers work. 35-hour .week. Call 7U-9O23. JOT kitchen Bet, tools, sprender, fendng pood homp. STAN LEHNER. Do: :, per man t. InctuiIinK utilities. One (collect) 201-763-6500 c/o Howarc Ann Coata. SI Willow St.. Rsd Bank post-holedipgcr Antiques. 67I-MU4. Tnilnrr, 229-893:1 or 22D-778I. ntli .security rcQuircd. Available #1. Edison. N.J. O881T. * ' ' Johnson'! Motor Lodge #187, US W NovembtT 1st »nIMII.S. Snaji'. fiiitr. Including pnrklng, J225 pei employer. Call Mr. Cuccla, 6Jf 5?«. l and 28 for appointment. OjMn machine. fiTl-. ilI6. CEUMAN" SHEPHERH 'puppf month ilnclUfk's u,llitirs,», cne month Join a professional and fast growing THREE ROOMS OK KlIRN'rTI'RKT^ - AKC roplstcn-ii. hlm'k nnd tan, security requiiTil, Good profcssloni, CAR DBTAILERS - Pull or part-time SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT organization which Is willing to train ^d .Phone 671-3477. location. Available November Int. Country Sudier Car Wash, ABPly In person, LINOROFT OULF, 687 you to become a profession* 1. Earn Modern living room t=et, SJOn. Fornifi'a MIddletawn Newman Bprlnga Bd. 741-8874. ditiK mum srt. SIWr. Fivc-plo.o bid- nLi fE—| 1 w TAKCT ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY while you leara the biggest business room set. $300. M2-6i2, i. . No shedding, il shots Horn 10 MEN WANTED MAN WANTED - For general malnt •n the country. Call for appointment. firrlfiro SlftO. 44 loci Iliinh. Broad A Rcrc.cn 7I1.3ISC Immediate openings. Full time work. nance worlc at garden. apartmentB. Key I1IX1E 'JO" OAS RANGB — And iiood Ulddletown 5 Comers C71-25M Ho experience necessary. Advance- J»rt area. Call Mr. Schulman 264-1848. NEW BEAUTY SALON — To open In OIIG year old. Like new. $95 takes both HEiosltlon». J3.6e per hour plus 787-0397^ Mixed brood. Four males, three bonus. PART-TIME MAN - Wanted. Must Red Bank area, Operators needed full males Call 872-1480. INDUSTRIAL SPACE 741-4409 drive. 25 yra. or over. Neat appearance and part-time. 717-32(2. EEFR1GKRAT0U — Slde-hy-slfle. 17 POl! KENT OR LEASB Year round position. 787-2OM, cu, ft. aood working condition, Best or. FREE KITTENS 4or>fl K(I, ft. Very convenlfnl Keypor. BELL A COUPON — For an 8 X10 Natu. fer. 566-8694. Call aftfr :i tun. WINDOW MECHANIC — Experienced, for pro ral Color Portrait to parents of children 747-4011). ocatlon. Lease required for tills NEW CLEANER NEEDED —Call esslve truck body Industry company under 13 years old. On every J5.95 sale CONTEMPORARY — Living room net MIILDINQ. Iniiiilrc M. J Olive: MB-7018 Baln duties Include Installation and re you keep J4.95. If you average 2 Bales f, two cliairs, Inatcliing otliman, Hlte ST. BERNARD — Purebred. 14 mont ConHtructton Co. 73B-07M. old male. All Rhols. Hnusebrnken E mm BUTCHER WANTED - Apply In per pair of bodies, lift gates, snow plows per hour, it equals $306 a weeTi. Age n,, . S225. 741-6281. -- - -—— — — • - — ikMu 3ANK. ^t9o M(I •on after 3. Little silver Market. 4711 etc. Knowledge of hydraulics helpful barrier, work your own area. Full time 7 rellent temperament. MO to Rood lloim ft. In eicellent location. Daslrabla foi Equal opportunity employer. Call 29. 17EN N'f)\~CH1NA~SiX 6-pTe7e~p~IncG Rrt^ STAN LERNER. lloB Trainer. 229-893: ProapectAve.. Little Silver. or part-time. Call arter 6, p.m. 787-4799. tings with i-rram soups. Orlplnal prli-o or 229-7781 any profession. Call 747-3730 oetKeer 3258 for further Information. GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY - Earn ex. SUOO. now JH0. Extra pieces, platter. " id 5. SHORT ORDER COOKS — Excellent tra money for Chrlfitmaa. Choose your "t year round positions. Must apply in par. SERVICE STATION MECHANIC _ elatilc ilin!i. extra plnteF. etc. Baby SEVEN WEEK OLD KITTENS — Frei STORE FOR RENT — Or for tale Fully experienced. Full time. Good own hours. Phone (or appointment. 264. mi piano J^Oft^Call evenlngs_R42-43H^ to good home. LHter trHlni'd. fpn, no phone calls, Howard Johnson 9158, Mon. toFrl.. 9 to 5. Call 739-0M8. Ocean Ave. Kc-.i Brlgllt. Call fo.taurant, Bt, 3B, Mladletown. "tartljs salary. Apply In person, He aVR"R"A"R"n~Aut6MATir"~Tr!RN~ "'" ilM from Oto^p.m. hle'a Cltgo, Llncroft. AMBITIOUS COUPLES — Earn money TABLE with rlu.it cover. Model 8LX. HORSES — Now lielrtR hoardnd . work toward early retirement. $40. Srot amplifier, 65 watta, Model Mteadowbrook Stables, Rtartinn Novrm STORE — ApnroxlinMnljTziTx 60. Sell ROUTE MERCHANDISE Call 812-6967. 2MF, 5100. Like new. 2IH-2393 after 6. hrr i. Hnlmrtfi Rd., liolmdel. Call 84 rantalned PHrKing lot for approximately 55122 after 8 p.m. l'Jcars. ::2.8O0O: MANAGEMENT TRAINEE — Willing BABY — CarrlaRe, stroller, playpen SlfREWSBIJRY — On Hwy. 3S. Execu. YOUNG MAN to train. College education desirable. jump seat, freding table and several TRI-COLOR — Male haRRct hnum live oiiite. furnished, cscellcnt narklnt. Salary $145-week to start. ANCHO. other l.m.yr itnns. Jn Rootl condition. «35 k pood homh|t pe and love APUI/TI JS5 per month. rAUI, HIIAOAR AQEN. RAGE CORPORATION, 321-1700. huts all. .>36-3224. iX-^^- * n family. ft<2-05B2. CY. Shrcwahury 74T-O221. TRAINEE GERMAN to learn th» printing SHORT ORDER COOK — Three nlKhtj TRAri"."BR"HiTnH - PlTTi96_TlOflo th ld ATTKACTiVETdhoTlNIJrLOOR UO. only. Hours, 5 to 1, Good salary. Call In 1970 Cutlass. $_0. RATION lii moilprn Red Bank Ortlcs trade. Steady y»ar person, John's Coffee Shop, Harmony 201-3449. bulldlns. T .vn private olrlcpfi In largt We ar« a major supplier to super- Bowl. Rt. 35, Mlddletown. G71-21DO. GAR STOVE — J!W. RefrlRerHtor. $50 GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. work area. i,. I -,. n. lotnl. Can be Met round employmont. markets, merdia.ndlBlnjB non-iood flxi'J wool rro.iR-pfnht rug, J50. A-l con, W appointmentap . Lull Mr. Martin, 643 items. W« seek an ambitious, ag- rlltion. 741-S29!) a'ter R. -• Reasonablp. Career applicants gressive management type SITUATIONS WANTED-Female Call A7M673 TRAINEE. Local territory. New SECRETARY DESK — Bookcase top GERMAN SHEPHERD - Purebred, only - considered. Top company cat- furnished for busi- desk and drawers. SW. month old a a h I e OBEDIEN1 C HOUSES FOR'RENT ness as well as trerson&l use, plus MATURE WOMAN — Will babysit for 7<7-l715 after 3:15 p.m. TRAINED .'emale. All shot *. Housr, fringe b*nofiH .and all company paid benefits, dood one pre-school child. Keansburg or Port broken. $35 to good home. STAN LKH starting salary while training. Monmouth vicinity. Call after 6:30 p.rn.. OF. 30' ELECTRIC ..." NBR, DOR Trainer, 22D-B933 or 229-7781 MIDDLETOWN APPLEBROOK Id 495-0597. client condition. 135. Call RANCH—Three bedrooms, bath. LarKi good starting islary. 842-4798 POODLE PUPS. PEDIGREED — Wtl lot. Excellent condition. One year Icasi FOR APPOINTMENT, CALL For intervi«w pl»ase* BABYSIT IN MY HOME — For work- rOLTGLAS STUDDED SNOW TIREB out'papers. Mother and father cm bi from Jun. 1. S(00 nluN utilities turn Ing TOother. Call before noon or alter 6 — With rims. Fit 1969 Cougar, size K78. Been. Reanonablc. 741-7970. I shed. $325 u n furnished. 671-5039 call before 3 p.m., p.m. 668-6765. 14 $50,291-3449. MIN1ATITRB SCHNAUKBR — Suit am RUM80N _ Waterfrant Colonial. Toul ys4 BABYSITTING IN MY HOME — By the Knit a Cozy Cape NEIGHBORHOOD CtARAnB BALE — pepper female. AKC. six montbj EJilroorns, four baths. Yeir's lease 74I-0OI0. .andasHor hour day or week. Fair Haven area Oct. 27, 28. 29, Prom 10 to 3 p.m. 7 Zor. spayed. 291-0021 after fi p.m ISM, HAL.L BROS, Realtors. 741-7688 Mr. Lench. : SERVICES 741-O346. Wear easy-knit cape wilh man Dr.. New Monmouth. POO&LB PUPPIES — MtnlRlure AK( .„„. _ Dlmion ol API, Corp BABYSITTING IN MY HOME — For GOVERNOR W1NTHROP DESK — Sol. One male, two felnalcs, 7 wecltn ok NCY WANTE1801 W. DEdga —r Part-timPI. e LindenCajital. n N.f< pre-schoolers on weekdays. Have lot of dresses, pants, suits! Call 348-4245. Rt. 36 experience. 787.7402. Id nak. Excellent condition. Beat offer. UU)a""<"nl leading- restaurant. Apply to Box T-18 The cape is fashion's top am -0777 AKC COCKER SPANIEL - Red bvi The Dally Register, Red Bank. WILL DO BABYSITTING IN MY male. 13 months, CftU 671-1525 after IIAZLET.IIOLMDFSL AREA — Four oi AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN 1 choice!" Knit dashing style "BOY'S BEDROOM~8ET — Colonial, in WORKING FARM MANAGER — Thoi HOME Five days a week. Atlantic High, pood cnndltlon. Call between 7:30-9 p.m. p.m. five 'jertrooma, twn IIBIIIH. large modern Busae PonUac has ^an Immedlati OUKhbred horses. Flemlngton Area. lands area. Call 872-0275. kitchen. Near traiinporlallon. One rear opening for on experienced mai with leaf panels of worsted in A66-7644. lease required. Immcdiato occupancy, looking . for above average 0]— can rx-mt. BABYSITTING — Evenings. Call morn. "COMPLETE CONTENTB OP'HOMB" tunlty aelllns botn new and used DISHWASHER — Full time. Apply ll Ings between 9:30 and 12:30, evenings, S short or long length. Trim REAL ESTATE FOR RENT to 10 p.m. 741-2636. • WashlnR marhlnp, 2 refrigerators, IIv. for Monmouth County's oldest PoH... person, SHORE POINT INN, Hwy"35 with fringe. Pattern 891: Inn room anil bedroom eetg. Numcrouti LOCUST~"iNTne-room"M7lcvel. 3 or 4 dealership. All replies strictly con Haslet. N.J. Super Swifty tools and narrlwnrp. Muitt nctl, moving APARTMENTS beilrooms, 1 'fc batlin. Close to schoul ant ildentlal. flee Aaron Rassas at Ras NEW sizes 10-16 included. out of fltate. 787-06W. Jrniujiorutlon. jjm per inonth. 29I-D37I. •is PonUac, 395 Broad St., Ri yoUNG MAN — To sell paint. Paint ex. SITUATIONS WANTED-Malc Zip up and travel straight Bank. 741-5180. perlence preferred, but not necessar OARAGE SALE — Hmifluliold Itfinn, BRADLEY BEACH •WIDI! BELECTION OF llKNTALa - Full time. Benefits. Apply In person, S FIFTY CENTS for each baby t h I n B s , antiques, nn'l mis. EFFICIENCY On« and two-bedroom Kurnlihed and unfurnlshsd. Immsdl PERSTEIN PAINTS, M9 Rt. 35, Mil SEMI-RETIRED PART TIME WORK thru winter in a SWIFTY apartments. High rise, new elevatt at» occupancy. SAMUEL TIIOHm MECHANIC'S HELPER WANTED Ulctown —• Prefer work that can be done at pattern — add 15 cents for ccllaneoUB, Weilnendav and Tiiuraday, bulldlnc. Broker-Agent W4-4&5S. After Tull time weekdays. Farltlme week home. 747-4572. skimmer with the side dart 104. B2 Bellcvue Ave-. Rnmnon. p.m. 774-4HS6. »4??5M ""'"""rt AM., Ociantort ends. Pay according to ability. Call b EXPKUIENCBD — Price and Quota, each pattern for first-class BRAIDED RUO - 6x9, black, white, tween 6 a.m.-6 p.m. 291-9529. tlon Man for wholesale electrical supply shaping that's so figure flat- KEANSItURG — iiufllnpss couple on I MONMOUTH BEACH — Wlnlor rental. mailing and special handling. red, reversible, S25. Call Near trtnaport&tlon. Private. Call <*.)< IMMEDIATE — Management Position; house. Apply Sampson Electrical sur>pl tering. For blends, cotton. er 1-4100. • Four bedrooms nirnlsher], Call Available. Income ranges from SQOO tc Co. 3S5 R«ctor St., Perth Amboy. K6. FINANCIAL Send to Laura Wheeler, The 0116. 1. partment as well as sale of homes Ra' building. Good pay, steady, hospital SMALL PRINTING 'Ill pay Immediate cash. 141-41173 sftcr inilnlm »har« homS fashions, embroidery. Free Mid. LE8 DEUX. 7W River RJ., Fair marina and gir&gei on premlnen. 24- nnd expenses. Call 747-1320, aak for STEREO TAPE DEALERS NEEDED patterns. 50c. an Martin, 420 The Red Bank Ifaren. Eut Tuea • Sat. !!•» 741-4S3T. hr, doorman. Rlvervlew Towen, 24 Frank. •— In north and central New Jersey for PORTA-CRIB — With f)ne mush slcioi JUveriide Aye._Ml.l732 _____ DRAFTSMAN unique money-making opportunity. No NEW! COMPLETE IN- Register, Pattern Dept., 232 and snap-on or xlp-on top. BATONTOWN* — New Karden anari lellfng or experience needed. Limited Call 787-8820. mcntfi. One-bedroom, Unfmual Menltci WANTED TO RENT investment. Be the boss. Writs Dept. STANT GIFT BOOK - over West 18th St., New York, renn kitchen, air conditioning. Brit DR P.O. Box 74, Stalen Island, N.V. ANTIQUES — Tiffany Items, toy*, fur- cntrnncc. Available Nov. 1. $u>5 JUNIOR 100 gifts! All occasions, ages, nlture, china, palntlnKS. statuary, coins. WB NBID — Plv« or mt, J-S Hi- EXPERIENCED PAINTER N. Y., 10011. Print NAME, llBhtlni fixtures. C&rved oak dlnlnit month. Write to Box T-177, Tlie room Rental Homes, fumlihtd or mi- Call after 6 p.m. Crochet, paint, tie dye, de- room pieces. Copper Kettle Antiques. RcKlntor. Reil Bank. Tirnlsliel from IM lo »3MP»3M_P«rr montth To work on gas station design, ADDRESS, ZIP, STYLE Oakhurst. U1-16W or 329-081)2. rtr Incornlni Mrsonnel. THB BIRO tmvii •Seek drafting school grad, with coupage, knit, sew, quilt, RED BANK A»ENCY. nt 38, Mlddletown. »f 1-1000. DELIVERx" BOY — Nights. Apply li 6 monthi • 1 year civil or NUMBER and SIZE. WANTED person after 5 p.m. Lulgfs Famous PI architectural drafting eiperl* TWO SUNOCO weave, more! $1.00. Two-lierlroom unftirnlBlicrl upntalm 1AILY RBOIBTER BPORTSWRITBR ence. Used Oriental RUBS Beeka houso to rent. Contact 747.2359 M, 477 Middle fid.. Hazlet. Chinese and Persian |>|'»)t»rtmpi>t, • pf ll' .*&• . Adultsd*.i u.vo, , n111o' petnI'vin, ren111 t J20 Complete Afghan Book—$1.00 NEW Fall-Winter Pattern AIBO Will Tapentrlei A mnntlnvwtli which fiicludcn hcheaat After 5 p.m. 842-3011. ' BHOE SALESMAN — Full-time am GOOD SALARY SERVICE STATIONS FRIEDMAN OALLBMES electricity. One month's securirlll y VVANTEb —For Nov. IS or Dec. 1, part-time positions available. Call THE EXCELLENT BENEFITS "16 Jiffy Rugs" Book. 50c Catalog. 114 dynamic designs. quired. Available November 1••t« . 1 ni-ee-room apartment for mature bunl. PEDESTAL. 747-8285. AVAILABLE "50 Instant Gifts" Book. 50c WANTED — Silver coins, war nickel,, neaa woman. Jled Bank area. Near SUPERINTENDENT Call or ipply to Arthur Trooakin Free Pattern Coupon. 50c. silver dollars. Will pay top dollars. Mr. Three bedroffmB, bath and i>»wdei transportation. Call 842-2733 after 6. to establish and supervise collection ol Book of 12 Prize Afghans. 50c Borneo. 7S7.&H51. rontn. Rent U15 a month Includlnf curtate In the City of Long Branch, 636-3000 INSTANT SEWING BOOK WANTED TO BUY — BtDVCS, bicycles, beat nnd olettrlclty, Available N population 35,000. Minimum of five Hazlet-Keyporr area Quilt Book 1—15 patterns. 50c used furniture, etc. Cash register, host FURNISHED itOOMS years of experience required. Satan sew today, wear tomorrow, trailer. UHcti eriulpment. boat motors. commensurate with experience. Send HESS OIL & Museum Quilt Book 2 — pat- BWHP Shop, Rt, 33, KeannnurB, 787-U1B0. One bFdnvmt. living room, kllnhrn, resume to Vincent J. Mazza, Buslnes; Imtll. UnfllnilBlied. On Brountl .Administrator. City Hall Annex, Lon| Contact terns for 12 superb quilts. fl. INSTANT FASHION I floor, ALPINE MANOR HOTEL CHEMICAL DIVISION Kent $105 a mouth Incluilri hnat Bprelsl off season ratrs. Hotel rooms 'Branch, N.J. 07740. BOOK — What-to-wear an- rlt'clrlclly. , motith-tn-iiK! itli li Amerada Hess Corporation Jim Welsh, 752-5200 50c SWAP OR EXCHANGE Ainu ru.julil wltli maid nervlco, J21I week. Mnlel SECURITY GUARD—Full lime pos' '.!",'"'";•.ai vv('1'11 ""' ""• 1 rorllaml llin available In modern urowlnn ho.ipl 1 Hess Plaza Woodbrldse, N. Book 3, "Quilts for Today's swers, accessor figure tips! Avnllnltlt- November 15th, ltd., llljhlana'B. 872-1773. tal for a reliable person willing to worl An equal opportunity employer OOLUCnTOR PAVB TOP CA8H TOR v-.n'-nnd- ar"l ro Btl'g nhirtR wh«n re male/female SUN OIL CO. Laving". 15 patterns. 50c Only U OLD TRAINS o- will trade HO.. «)» nun HANK-!.arice rcium lor nuMr,e»B Permanent only. Must be free tc veatmenl. 961.9298. aluminum combination windows. 6 beat 1' BLACK LIGHTS COMPLETE IIARKOR VIEW — Ono-liedronm unru f="'"™»n. Private entrancn incl park- MACHINIST FIRST CLASS travel Immediately to Calif., Hawaii sizes on hand. Bring your measure "(iREAT UANXS — AKC, quality blacks nlstipd Onrden Apartmunt, nearl Icig. t.all 711.P.HIHI, inenU. J13.M each. 104 Leonard 8t.. Rcl Bank with sound struclure and temperament, nlshed Oarden Apartment,"heafiyi and return, assist Sales Manager. Ex- grayed clear. 229.8607. Adllll' R-only only,. Onn-fittlonn.fmlf blocbloclki befobefore!.r . ATLANTfiTlIloilliANnS — Rooms In For eteel tubing manufacturing plan! cellent salary + bonus atari; all PROWN'S .Ilrld«e,.HUtilands, N.J. Local I ""'.•"-•'"ttH' Klltjlion privlloies avail. Steady work. Good opportunity fc transportation paid + company bene- OOOD HOMBS roUND FOR OLOIF l M por mmnx advancement and liberal fringe bem fits. Earn H78-225 weekly. For a| ESSO 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7900 DOOS — Cimh paid tor pedltreeil Simiiell"o".!i «&!,' "" fltB. Apply Berger Industries Inc polntimnt call Mr. o. L. Sense' HUeri. Stan Lcrner, Doc Tralnsr, AROS ROOM —- witWith Bshowerl . First Edison Industrial Center. U.8. Hwy 1 212-868.3M2, 8:30 a.m.-l p.m. ALLSEW SHOPPES HAMMOND 7781, 22B-S033. tnlrtnot. Dili 74MML Metuchen, N.J. 548-2400. A8BUKY PARK — Dual Vicinity, 2, PAINTER - For Industrial and com. SERVICE U Church St. (95-O17T Keanitnin MINIATURE BCHNAIIZER PUPfl ~ »l"l 4;b«lri»iii luxury >pnrtmonts merclal buildings. TV-BTKRIO-AM/FM RADIO — W«l- Champion nlrcd. Pep|ipr and salt. Dock, West End. N.J. Prom M70 month. Ron - iM FOR BBNT — 1 MEN WANTED Call 7tfnOO after; p.m nut finish. like new. 1200 or beet o(. cd, i-ronpiMl, stints. 8lud service ala* «1 Inrli/ilcn nil utllltlKn. frer use or ynai ORGAN available. 741-7M7. round Indoor pool, sauna, steam room male only. Red Dank area. MCDONALD'S DRIVE-IN SURVEYOR — Experienced person foi STATION fer. Mt-OUa after 6. lull spa [•cllllira, iirlvafe beacli, vali consulting engineering firm, capable o ADOFtARLE PUPPIBH — Free to good PlmNMHBD ROOM — Mature, eentls. •55 Hwr 39 Mlddletown irKIng, 24-hour doormnn antl iooiirlt man only. Centrally Icu-ated In K»"port. We need full or part-time workers for performing survey calculations, doe< HUMIDIFIERS homes. 5 weckj. Paper trained. Molher Konlal ofrii:c open from in a.m..5 ri descriptions, drafting,' survey resolu- Available Hailet, N.J. collie. 6T1-9211. For ippolntnicnl, cull Mr. Hoy, m evenlnjs. Must be at least 18 yean tions, etc. Pall company benefits, in, Sold and Installed STUDIO "KRBEHOLD ... Furnished apartnienl old. Humidity Control Co. GERMAN nHBPifBRD PUPPIBB - "STvSMr ROOM ForCftiiNT — in pri eluding hospltallzatlon, profit Bharlrig EiccMoni location. Also ona rurnUh vate home. Female only. Call retlrement plan. Apply Fellows, Read' For further Information contact: OF ASBURY PARK AKC registered, champion lines. One tffflcloncy. Short-loiiff term. 4W-lBBf MEN AND YOUNG MEN Weber. Consulting Snglneen tc Land 842-5811 AFTER 5 malo,__io_(omale. Bable. 787.7181. «71-1287 For light local delivery. Must ha\ Surveyors. 310 Main ST., Toms Rive J. BREMNER NEW HAMMOND O N B.B E D n O O M APAIITMBNT WINE DRAPES—And wine barrels for WESWHlTS AND K — Terrier" Dishwasher, waahrr, dryer, hrat, a neat appearance, own transportation, (201) 889-5639 pupniioB, Imported EnKlleh Hue. AKC 1 (More Classified Ads end know area well. Apply 10 a.m.- CADETTE ORGANS Slu orvice. IIoln |V4tl conditioning, pool and huni^h. Colon 6 p.m., 919 Hwy 35, Professional SALESMAN — Executive type, living li Arms Apartments. 1201 Ocean Aye.. Bi On The Next Page) Ofrfces. In Mlddletown. Monmouth County, with salsa or busl TWO GUITARS — Orjan, amplifier, $555 TOMEHANIANB ^ AAKC feilslercd Bright, Bed Sllpl. ??r? background, to train as Special and equipment. Any combination. Ijcludli bench, delivery, Instant-play pupplea. AfaleB. seven weakB om. Bablo flHA BR1OHT - Efficiency ants, mil BAR STATION ATTENDANT — Me. Agent. Starting aalary to 110.000. Cal HUMBLE 291-1393. book (lets you play aongi on your own Color. Call S36.3SSB, Ehanlcal ability and experienced only Mr. Belmont, 776-8000, 10 a.m. to 1! 1 ties paid, Ocean and river view, II BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES toon. PIANOS — OROANS from the itart) and 6 weeks of lesions ONE NEW HHRSK TRAILER — Sim .. m° plus security No lea B420M' Qood nay plus profit sharing. Ful Factory warehouse for Klmball. Wurllt. at no charge. COMB IN FOR A KHJH One permanent registered quartorhorSR l!m». Call 711-8778. DEMONSTRATION marc. Won In nailer nnd reining clftnx PORTER — Full time, five-day week OIL CO. zer, Conn*, ChlckcrlnK and Orand. Many WEST EN!) — 8U rooms furnlslim ROAD TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVE. full benefits. Apply olbbi Hah, third P. O. Box 66 Linden, H. J. used trade-Ins from |75. Unlimited rent, $1500, Two year Appaloosa ReldniR, lots ~- 2-4 years experience. Must know New floor, or call S32-4M1. Kaual opportunity all from 57,50 mo. FREEHOLD-KIM- PR 5-9300 of color, 1850. llarreln and. ptAafitiro plcclrlc kitchen, tiled hath, air com England states and southern states. employer. BALL PIANO AND ORGAN WARD. KM Main SI. Aabun Part horses sold. Jack'i Horsa Farm, T87. floned. bloclromk from bus, Yearly < Very rood commission. BHOREWi HOUSE, 12 Throckmorton St., Free- eaio, {71-0789. fflffBSa •"• • ih roim JOIN THE LAROE8T — National chain hold. Open Bi. Call (62-4730. Open dally 'til i: Sat 'til J:30 CIRCLE LEASING. Call after > p.m. 787-6255. of beauty Batons. 4 LAROE BOX HTALL8 FOR RENT m3ii,... sanfa ASSISTANT BANQUET MANAGER ~ Edle Adams' Cut 'n Curl, with CHRYSANTHEMUMS PRIVATE FARM IN MIDDLETOWN flKA BRIfiHT — New studio efficfenc With waiter's experience. Contact Mr over 290 highly successful Individually Large standards, pom pons and PASTURE LAND FOR ORAZINO. *parlmentii. Curpptpd.Tilliitlns paid, N' THIS AD Clausen. 638-2700. AUTO owned Batons, Is now offering the oppor. spiders. Buy direct, wholesale and (unity to own a aalon In the Monmouth. FIREWOOD retail. Mike's Greenhouse, 201 snore 741-2382 YOUNG MAN — For (eneral nurmi Middlesex area. Blvd., Keanaburg. 787-6434. BATONTOWN _ Five rooms, tw. I This can be the most Irh- and landscape work. Apply^in person. MECHANIC These may be operated personally Free delivery jAUGB PONY— 14.1 bticliskln collar hattia. Furnished. AAvailable Nov. Pleasant Valley Nunery Inc., Hwy 34. or by absentee ownership. Nearest salon 741-8420 or 741-7310 TWO 8x7 — Wood overhead garage Klrm price. MOO. (!»ll after « Jtofim 'n^ptrkjng. 744U637. I portunt advertisement of Colts Neck. at 560 Cookman Ave., Aabury Park. doors. Including hardware. 135. One In 67I.3U08. your life—because It may PLUMBERS AND HELPERS — Ex. Work 2 days t weak Look at It and then call us—812*617 eve. ITEMS YOU NO LONGER exccllenUondlflon;_?41:4_374. FOUR-YEAn-OLU —IletlBlered mare. . (I Ufe.rnorn «'l perlenced. steady work. Bentflta and nlngs, 531-1706. liT OlTTPAJ7rlh?£o • "c females " JJj ?£___ 67MI248. DAILY REGISTER CONTEMPORARY CABINET - 9* As little as $6IW Investment HESS OIL • Typing long. Bar-music etorflBe romblnatlon. ROFEDRIONAL DOO OROOUINO - DRIVERS Contemporary dlnlnr chandelier and an. By appointment only. AKC pood'* COMMERCIAL RENTALS in a U.I.I, roule of profit (Mutt be 21 or over) & CHEMICAL • Keypunch FAMILY AD tique high chair. 747-4060. and schnauier puppies. 671 M2I producing vending ma- • Office Automation 3 LINES 5 DAYS JtATCHINO 3PIKCB LIVING ROOM DOO OROOMINO—ALI. BREEDS TACTOnY «PAO« - Two TO00 in | chines can bring excellent — Sofa chair and Ottoman, in gold fur We fToom to Dlease. ft floori, one 3.M0 ao. ft floor, ful monthly income. TO START DIVISION • Computer Programming FOR $ upholstering. Bent offer. Phone 482-3989. I..'.'.. '.°.r|. UttiMff"**"* " BED"R06M~BEf — Seven-nlcco IIcyT UNUSUAL AMERADA HESS Jobs waiting for qualified gradi. Day JUST 2.00 woed-Wakeflelil. Solid birch. Csll Time requirement Is 8 to 8 or evening elasnefl. Tuluon loan or 741.1444 after6p.m. Al«! OOM.IK JMIPIMEH. SIX WKEKH hours per week along with $3.42/hr. CORPORATION budget plan available. Approved (or Available (or Vercnandlse Por Sal* OLII. niltKII IIY f'HAMI'ION DUJR- FOR SALE vetenns, only. Article muil orl|lnat« from a ROUND TABLE — Maple. Extra BOM IIBKIHTfl IIUMftlNOKR. Till a serviceable car. No sell- 1 He»l Plasa Woodbrldge, N. J, household and may not eicocd a «al« leaves. Vcrygonil rendition. 140: COI^IIIB AND HAHl.Bfl INqillRE •An-equal opportunity employer price of 150.00 jter article. Call :0(.;.527. Ing or soliciting. Just give : male/female Norrheast Computer Institute INCREASES TO Price MUST be adverUied, Eich ad* MlNIATl inKsCHNAilZKi: AKC SKI-DOO SALE good service! eo English Pliza Red Bank dl tlon at line $1.00. No copy chaniei TOP SOIL -lmmplolon Iirml. Shots, cropipeil nnd 747W4 may be made and no dlncounti or 741-2IB3 tkl . TTwfi mines, om: female. 7311-ovlll. NEW 1971s IN STOCK $3.92/hr. SURVEYING return* will be made If ad li can- Wrile, Riving name, ad-1 celed before *x pi ration IDEAL CIlniSTMAS OIPTS - Hand 'HERMAN BHKPIIICR'IVJMIPH" AW From $595 dress, phone number and I PARTY" CHIEF — For housing devel- To Plica Your Daily g craftril wooden sconces anrl halnh cover l-'-werk-old ffinslf. pink r»f lltli-r. Good IMMEDIATE OPENINGS opments, municipal work, private lur- MERCHANDISE FAMILY AD, CALL. tabjes made to order. 222-206B. pedigree. Hou«ehrokcn. |W). 774-7243. sufficient references. Write veyi. Many bent/Ill Including pcnslo H AVA III AN CHiNA" -~H"" tilMMTwrr flKllMAN BHBI'HESn '"I'n'nn'lr" to; plan. 1180 to I22S, («.B»2. FOR SALE vice for 8, never used, Ht111 puckagrrl, ALSO BIG SAVINGS ON Llfrttme gusranten on breakage. Aklng ipsytd. All shnts. It monllnnld. Bxr.el. NOW INTERVIEWING SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — 741-6900 KM. cost 1280. 642-0221. iTil^lind's^rlfiR. Call 071-flflHS, fl.ll n.in. 1970 LEFTOVERS! Day>. Experienced only. Apply Tony's GARAGE DOORS A kV • RBOHT joftifiTpoofJiSB~>™V Mob le. Broad Bt. and Maple Ave., Re 20% off manufacturer's ll«t. 9' x v, 24-Hour Survlcr yURNiftJRE ANIJ APPLIANRBB — Inmm two hlnck. six wi-plts old Kx. UI Uitory lnrJuirr!«i, Inc. | Bank. four section wood, now S77,28. Plbcr- OLD FASHIONED SCHOOL DESKS — Welfare nnd people with credit r»rob. eljptjmt 7|'O'3 ' glan doom. 8' x 71 now |I>G.4B. Priced jr.. 17, 110. Lla-httnlt fixtures. 15. 10% off lems. Immediate delivery. Instant cred- RED BANK 1195 Emplrs Central CLERK AND STOCKMAN — Apply li Include all hardware. Other IIZCB it. Call Mr. Gran. a7.1-66li. flPECf AL - on nil r>ft mtppllp* WED., OCT. 28th person. C.B.8. Supermarket, 3^ Mali with this ad. ?6|.2B3B. 264.MJ4. rANlNB I ! INr . 3B fhlni Department 2060D Bt.. Keamburg. available. rtlMPKINB — IOc and un. Pick your AUTO IMPORTS G.E. TINK BLBCTRIC RANOE own strlngbeans, tomatos, $1 peach has> Dallas, Texas 75247. 9 A.M.-l P.M. BARTENDBR-PORTBR - For morn RED BANK LUMBER VERY f'LEAN.125. ket. Laurlno Farms. Sycamore Ave,. Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank Ingi, Cleanup and serve. Call Pearl and Wall Red Bank 7(1-5500 New Shrewsbury^ 7S7-6S46 741-5886 1B70 LAWN MOWEna — And Oarden KNIO.HT S-BAND TABLE RADIO ~ PANTBONIC AM-FM — FM Rter, sell 1175. 291-5664 after 6 p.m. lenn ntcol bar sink, corner flection, Care headboard, ».V). Call M8-2545 he. throcwcll. 201.9371. fore lds.m. or slier 4 p.rn. GUNS — New and used. Buy, *ell or ATLAS flTROLLEIt - »10 I>LAY PEN. HELP WANTED-MalcFcmalc trade. MANNY AND MAItVS SPORTS VI. Movlfl screen, $5. Fishing rods KITCHEN TABI.B SHOP. Rl. 36, EastKeansburg. 7B7-05OB never uacrt. $6. Dressvr, in. fl71-R638. Wllh six t-hnlrn, 13.V OTHER INTERVIEWS FIREPLACE WOOD - Little Bllfsr Re- Call 187-643(1. Adding Machines-Typewriters Cicncral (.'onlnicton I'carl and Bead Itcstrlnglng pair Center, Tall STATIONERY — All white, plain or DAILY IN SECAUCUS decorated. 20 sheets. 10 envelopes. Also OIIII.D TllirNI>BRnABB AMPMFIRrt ADDINd MACHINES — Typewriters 747-D573 or 711-3838 notes, same as above, II per package, ~- MsRNirnm bn.0 ^t us buy the dlaniori'Is you don't with Revolutionary print In red. white for business as usual during construc- rar or let tin refltylfi tnem for you Roofing, Siding & Insulation -nd blue. Call 747.1002 for appointment. tion to enlarge our building and to ac- er«oniilly. ReilJiJillles'. 38 Urorid Rt. Dumbing and Heating UNITED WANTED! commodate more dealers. Our new NOT MUCH . . . To work (nil llmt In on octlvi, PORTABLE RADIO — Tranilslor, notirs are dallv from 11-4 and fiat, OIJlKM CU . IN';. ItMillnc. al-llnr * > <1 a cr lc from 0-4, 741-1)471. for fi heavy duly WhiU Cnmhtnaiinn General Contractors inBiilaUti/i Innl^llfd and Kuaranteed CORRISAN'S mootrn, olr coMlllgned oldct Mot Aluminum Rtorrh Window, lour for for 10 yrarn. 775 07(15 21)1 DSIO. PARCEL It o mmbtr el 2 Wulllpli Lining a&i ?f? ' " »" STORM WINDOWS — Wllh ar.reens C72 Instilled. BUILDCH — Additions. Alterations. 127 Oakland St. Strvlrti. Appllconli mull bt II- 32X39" (31. 29X39," (4). !ot tncltidrR gut IT, outlttA, irptke.^ rAnrENEiinK adding maehlnef, typewriter* offlca (trrules anil rnd cftp"- f.'omrlele hmne linprovptnciilfl. al- CAKL II. JONES - Palntlni and Installation Work. Eejutl Oworlimlry Cmpltvir 671-5151 'QUlpmeAt, etc., at bargain prices, CAMBFIA — Mlnnx n miniature cam InrallnriR. additions. Ilooflnff. MMIDK. wnllriaprrlnK. p*ully Insured. For frfa rjiw or ustd. AAO DISK OUTLET wllh bu»l-ln meter, case and measuring RED BANK LUMBER 7B761H3 A. nuarljio eatltnates, call 21»-3O>. Jit B, Oakhurit. JJ1JWO. ""'"''• chain. 175. I42-DM5. Fearl ana Wall lied B»nk 741-SMO -THE DAILY REGISTER, R£D BANK. MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, J97O LEGAL NOTICES HOUSES FOE SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR*ALE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY. LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES \OTICK UNION BEACH Two-roorn office and AND ELECTION The polling place for the Sixth Xlee NEAT! NICEFNiFTY! warehouswarehousee . AApproximately 1,800 sq. ft NOTICE Six-rooSi m apartmentapa . 264-5608. Uon District la the Fire Home, River Immaculate five-room bungalow on BOROUGH OF PAIR HAVEN and Batttn Rotde- THE BERG AGENCY a fine corner Jot with many treed. NEW JER8EV Full basement. Two-car garage. Im- Voters may call the Borough Clerk SSS^iSS IMPROVEMENT FUNDS FOW AL- Notice Is hereby given that the Dis- UmSVTltD,SON REGIONAL TERATIONS TO AND IMPROVE- mediate posseiiHlon. Fair Haven loca- BUSINESS PROPERTY trict Boards of Election and Beglstrr at 747-0992, Borough Hall, 048 River REALTORS , Road, during business hours from 9:00 WIIOO1. DISTRICT IST OF POLICE HEADQUAR. S225Oo! V4lU* WC'VB hld in monUw In and for the Borough of Fair NOTICE TO CO.VTHACTOKS i. A Division of Berg Enterprises Inc. RUMSON BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Haven. County of Monmoutli. a.m. to 3:00 p.m. dally regarding their Separate sealed Proposals will be ri . sfcUoh One. BE IT ORDAINED by si Convenient location, Business prop- State of New Jersey, will meet at voting places and/or any other voting celved bv trie Board of Education of th the Borough Council that the sum of erty (or salp in Rumson. Building the places hereinafter designated on Information. Henry Hudson Regional School Dlstrii $1200. be and the same Is hereby int $28,900 A-l condition. »!,.O00. ROT W. NELSON, at One Grand Tour, Highlands. Ne; JOSEPH fl. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1970 Jersey, on Thursday. November 12. 19i approved and authorized out of the RAY between tlie hours of 7 :W> a.m. a.nd BBorough h CClerl k at 4:00 P.M. Prevailing Time, for t capital improvement funds provided Immaculate Ranch 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of conduct- Oct. 21, 27, 1070 $15450 furnishing of Baseball Supplies for tl for In the budget or budgets previ- SI ing the General Election. Henry Hudson Regional School Distri' ously adopted, for alterations and k Said General Election will be held BOROUGH OF SHREWSBURY Highlands. New Jersey, upon forms Improvement to be made to Police Fireplace McCUE In said municipality for the purpose Proposals which may be had upon appl Headquarters. PC VAN HORN REGISTRATION & ELECTION Section Two. Tills ordinance ihall REALTOR of Electing: cation to the Office of the Secretary1 . A SI Gorgeous ranch with three master size bedrooms, spacious 30 EIDGE IU> RUMS A Unlte'l States Senator from the NOTICE bids are 10 he in s'l'ici c. ''i' '^ « take effect upon Its passage and pub- living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen, tiled bath, Oppn 7 riayB. Call 21 hour* a riny. State of New Joreey. Notice Is hereby given that a Gen' Baid forms. Form of proposal and p lication according to law. HH Klver Rd. Fair Haven 842-2760 A Member of tlm House of Repre- eral Election will be held In the fications may be obtained from the O PUBLIC NOTICE sentatives [3rd Congressional District) BorouK'i ol Shrewsbury, County of [Ice of the Secretary located at Or The foregoing ordinance was Intro- garage. Located in one of Middletown's finest residential areas. Monmouth. State of New Jersey, Grand Tour Highlands. New Jerwcy. b B7 747-4100 of New Jersey. duced and passed first reading at a 3ft ALL BUYEIiS VA AND FHA TERMS REAL ESTATE WANTED A Member of the Board of Chosen Tuesday. November 3. 1970 between tween the hours of 9 A.M. and 4:< special meeting of the Mayor and 13 Freeholders (full term) for the Coun- the hours of 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. at P.M., Monday through Friday, c Council of the Borough of New places hereafter designated (or the c • inr iep;il tmiidays. Shrewsbury held on October 22, 1970 $29,900 EYE CATCHER LI8TINQB OF BETTER HOMES - ty of Monrnouth. election cf a United States Senator, LtNCROFT RANCH — There's a lot In Keanibure; • Middletown • Hazlet • A Member of tha Board of Chosen A member of Uie House of Repre- The Board or Education reserves I and said ordinance will be further ol living space In thin attractive home. Holmdel. The Bmolko Agency. 787-0121. Freeholders (one year unexplred sentatives (3rd Congressional Dis- right to reject any or all bids and considered for final passage at a term) for the County of Monmouth waive any defect or Informality of HI regular meeting of said governing Have You Been Looking? ..P'j, '<*><"• dimnj room, kitchen IN A HURRY TO SELL:- We buy trict), A memtifrr of the Board • o( ( with dining nook, 20' family room, and for the following municipal of- Choaen Freeholders for a full term, bid should U he deemed for the best body to be held on November &, three bedrooms, two full hathn Beau- homes for top dollar. Ask lor Bob or fices, viz: A member of the Board of Chosen terests o.f the Board of Education to 1970 at R:O0 P.M. at the Tinton Falls Stop! Here It Is! She). BOB SHELDON AGENCY, 25T- A Mayor for the full term of four Freeholders (or a one year unex- so, School, New Shrewsbury, New Jer- miie to pi 7800. years. plred term, A Mayor for a full term All proposals are to be presented sey, at which time and place all per- Five large bedroom ranch with huge living room, dining room, sain?%«.% * *** Two Councllmen for the full term and two members of the Borough tlie Board br Educatioation at IIhe Hbov sons desiring to be heard thereon will WE BUY HOMES DIRECT of three yeara each. Council for full terms. be given full opportunity. kitchen, recreation room, two baths, full basement. J'atio. JOHN F. ANDERSON The following Is a description of the VELOPESLOP . PLAINLY MARKED £L JEROME S. REED Condition unimportant. Call Four Bea- POLLINO PLACES FOR "Bafieball Biipplies.M" Cyclone fence. Many extras. ^» Election Dlatricta in th« Borough of First Electioon District FollinPollinge placpla e Borough Clerk A&ENCY «m» Realty, Broker. 228-7188. Fair Haven and the polling places in r By order of the Board of Education DATED: October 26, 1970 la the Firr House" -. Broad• ~Street" -. the Henry Hudson Reclonal School D ALL BUYERS VA AND FHA TERMS' .„ (Formerly the Low Altencyl tame, to wit: Second Electioti n plstrlcpitlt t pollinlli g placl e Oct. 27 J10.00 636 River Rd. Fair Haven EUSCTION DISTRICT 1 trcttrict,, HighlandsHighl , Monmouth Count' COLTS NECK-HOLMDEL in the First Aid Squad Building, 116 New JerseyJerey. Daily 9-9 Saturday and Sunday 10-7 W« have ready qualified, buyers, ao All that part of the Bon>u|-h of Fair Haddon Avenue. REGISTRY AND ELECTION 741-4477 Haven bounded as follows; to wit: EMILY JOHNSON Middletown 871-1000 for fait efficient service, call J. D. Third Election District polling place Secretary to it NOTICE ROCHE. Realtor, Rt. 34. Colts Neck. BEGINNING at the point where the Is the Broad Street Auditorium of• th" e TOWNSHIP OF SHREWSBURY RUMSON RANCH W2-Zm. Member MulUplj Ll.tlni Bar- center line of Buena Vista Avenue, be- Shrewsbury School. Board of Educatlc ing the westerly boundary line of the $n.• .NEW JERSEY A garden spot with loti of trees on vlce. For information about 1 location o( Notice Is hereby given that the Dli- FURNISHED ROOMS HOUSES FOR SALE IK acres. This threcbertroom ranch Borough of Rumaon, Intersects the polling nlaces or district !, call Mu- REGISTRY AND ELECTION trlct Boards of Election and Registry llll!h arid ir WE CAN MULTIPLE LIST center line of Ridge Road, being the nicipal Clerk, 741-4200. during regular NOTICE In and for the Township of Shrews- FREEHOLD • - Room, TV, private en- i T'.PWS" * """ northerly boundary line of tho Borough office hours. BOROUGH OF »K\ BRIGHT bury, County of Monmouth, State of trance. Also, on...„e ._roo_ m wll.„h. kitchen, WILLIAMSBURS a lovely finished recreation room and YOUR HOME of Rurnxm: thence (1) In & westerly JEAN W. FABRT NEW JERSEY New Jersey, will meet at the place Also, one efficiency. 462-12LU. bar. Good value at $62,000. direction along eatd northerly bound- Borough Cleric JOSEPH G Ul todlT and five details and cull Oct. 21, 27, 1970 S17.fiO Notice Is hereby frlvert that the Dl; hereinafter designated on OCEANPORT — Room wllh private COLONIAL ary line of the Borough of Rumaon to trict Boards of Election and Reglstr rip*. STERLING THOMPSON A AS- \ls IT.ejection with the center line of In and for the Borough of Sea Brig] TUESDAY", NOVEMBER 3, 1970 bath, Share all modern conveniences In between the hourr, of 7:00 a.m. and lovely riverfront home. 229-0497. Estate area of Rumsen Kemp Avenue; thence (2) In a north- REGISTRY AND ELECTION County of Monmouth, State of Ifei McCUE erly direction along the center line of NOTICE Jersey, will meet at the place her* 8:00 p.m. for the purpose ol conduct- One acre plus with temp Avenue to Its Intersection with TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO Inaftcr designated on lnjt the General Election. LARGE ROOM —• Overlooking bay. TV!. BUYERS WAITING the center 11n» of Willow Street, Slid General Election will ba held \ate entrance, roomy cloactfi, rofrlg. 30 JUDGE RDRBAW°R Tor homes, eitatet. firms, acnve, .NEW JERSEY TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 1970. era tor, full bath. 787-6583, ! circular drive RUMSON thence (3) In an eaaterly direction between the hours of 7:00 a.m. ai In «aid municipality for th« purpou waterfronts, bualntini. lndmtrlaland along the center Una ot Willow Street, Notice la hereby given that the Dis- 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of condu of eler.tlng: Slate foyer 842-2760 thence (3) In an easterly direction trict Boards of Eleotlon and Registry In* Ihe Cleneral Election. A United States Senator from tha along the center line of Willow Street In and for the Township of Marl- t Said General Election will be he: Slate of New Jeraey. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Living room 26x13 RA7H!1>TFLLMAN, Realtor to Its intersection wlUi the Center line boro, County of Monmouth, State of In said municipality for the purpo; A Member of the House Of Retire- LITTLE SILVER "Our C2nd Y«ar" of Elm Placa and Elm Place ex- New Jersey, win meet at the places of electing; nentativci (3rd Congressional District) Dining room, kitchen 17x12 MULTIPLJS LISTING SERVlCIi hereinafter designated on HOUSES. FOR SALE AIR CONDITIONED RANCH — Taste- 648 Hwy 35 Shrewsbury 7414AM tended; thence (4) In a northerly di- A United States Senator from th of New Jersey. Den, 4 bedrooms, fully decorated home In Ideal loca- rection alone the center line of Elm TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3,. 1970 State of New Jersey. A Member of toe Board of Choaen FIRST TIME OFFERED — Pe thf I on for commuter. Living room with WE Btnr HOUSES FOR CASH Plac« and Elm Place extended to ltd between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and A Member of the House of Repn Freeholders (full term) for the Coun- firsfistt to inspect thlA nene w llntlngg. fireplace and bookcases dining room, lntersftctlon with the center line of 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of conduct- Hfintatlvea (3rd Congressional Distri ty of Monmouth ' Master bedroom 16x12 of New Jersey Charminmngg threebethree-bed rooroomm , 1 '/.-bat'/bath nitr» modern kitchen, laundry room. Any alyle, condition, or area. Fa«t River Road; thence (5) la a westerly ing the General Election. A Member of the Board of Chowa rancranchh . Cozy fireplace In livil n Three bedrooms, I!4 batha. A beautl- confidential service. direction alone the center Una of Riv- Bald General Election will be held A Member o? the Board or Choser Freeholders (one year unexpired room, full dining room, familfamily nlx 2'/J baths, 2-rone lieat ful enclosed dining porch. Wall-to-wall er Road to its Intersection with the In salt] municipality for tlie purpose Freoholdora (full term) for the Coun term) for the County of Monmouth: kitchenkhenkith , , pnelepaneleldd dden ,, wall-to-walltallltll l carca - MrpeMng Mint condition. J3.VM0. Call 264-7200 center Mine of aillesple Avenue ex- of electing: iy or Monmouth. ind for tlie following municipal «f- petipetingn , srcdiscrccned-ittt porcph h annd ttwo-car Full basement. B»autrful tended; thence (6) In a northerly di- A United States Senator from the A Member of the Board of Chose fices, viz: The Kirwan Co., Realtrtr, Freeholders (one year unexplre< oversized garage. Well landscaped JOHN F. ANDERSON Airport Plaza, Hazlet rection along the center line of Oil' State of New Jereey. « One Township CommlUeenwui (or with beautiful t recs d l dI deep wooded grounds • lesplB Avenue and the center line of A Member of tlie House of Repre- term) for the County of Monmoul the full term of three years. yard. Aflking $41,500. AGENCY Gllleaple Avenue extended to the south- sentatives (3rd Congressional District) and for the following municipal The voting place of and in tne Town- very private -__ 'Formerly the Low Armey) erly shore line of the Naveslnk North of New Jersey. fJce.t. vl7: ship of Shrewabury la as follows: Two Councllmen for the full ten AtTMSON — Convenient 1o schools, 636 River Kd. Fair H*v LEGAL NOTICES Shrewsbury) River; thence (7) In a A Member of tho Board of Chosen The polling place for the Township Walking distance to general easterly direction along the Freeholders (full term) for the Coun- of three years each. of Shrewsbury is the Vat! Hame Meet- bun and playground. Cape Cod having A Tax Assessor for the full ten four double bedrooma, living room schools 741.4477 •outherly ahore line of ^he Naveslnk ty o! Monmouth. Ing Room. 21 Barker Avenue. REGISTRY AND ELECTION (North Shrewsbury) River to Its Inter' A Member of the Board of Chosen of four yearB. Voters may call the Township Citrk with fireplace,, dinindin gg roomo , kitchen NOTICE The voting place or and In Ihe Boi haha n electrielecti_ cc range witith_ jli-cleanlnlll c $69,500 section with the center line of Buena Freeholders (one year unexpired at M2-D575, 211 Belshaw Afenue, 7-8EDROOMS TOWNSHIP OF HOLM DEL Vista Avenue extended; thence (8) In term) for the County of Monmouth. 0URh of Sea Bright is as follows: Shrewsbury Township, during builneii ovenoven . Second bath pa rtlalltl y finished. NEW JERSEY The voting places of and In the The polling place for the Borou Full cellar, gai-ace. Only 131,000, a southerly direction along the center of Sea Bright Is loc&ted at the Fir hours from 10:00 am. to 1:00 p.ih., REDDEN AGENCY Notice Ii hereby irlven thnt the Dis* line of Buena Vista Avenue and the House, 1098 East Ocean Avenue, evenings from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Jliowplaci!. Center hall, llvln« room trlct Boards of Election and Registry center line of Buena Vista Avenue ex- Bright, New Jersey. regarding hli voting place and/or tny IT'S DIFFERENT — Unusual red- Realtor 1 rorrn l AM In and for the Township of Holm- «nded to the point or place of BEGIN- liberty Orange Hall, Main St. other election information wood contemporary. Four npacinun hug£? e ""V' ™ » " del, County of Monmouth, State of NING. ELECTION DISTRICT #t Voters may call the Borough Clei bedrooms, 27x14 IJVITIK room with 301 Maple Ave. Red Bank eat-In kitchen, with adjolnlnj Now Jersey, will meet at the places XEobertBvIlle Flrehouse, Route 620 MR3. ANNE SWITJDK,' fireplace, two full baths, sun rtrck, Tamlly room, library, four baths at 842-0099, Borough Hall, 1099 Eaa Townjhlp Clert Porch. Air conditioned, cu!: hereinafter deal united on ELECTION DISTRICT #3 Ocean Avenue, Sea Bright, durin wall-to-wall carpeting in living room 741-9100 The polling place for the First Ilec- MorganviUfi Independent Flrehooie business hours from 9:00 a.m. to 4:0 Oct. 21, 27. 1970 $2*.W • and dining room. Air conditioned. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, l»70 .lon District la the Willow street School, p.m. regarding his Tolfng place and/i Many tree*. So many extras! Call Evenings: 747-3799 between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and Will ow Btre 6 L llll' KEUI8TKY AND ELECTION ELECTTO.. .—,-—.— , any other election Information. today . . . J55.BO0. . HALL BROS., Rwrtors 11:00 p.m. for the purpose M conduct- ELECTION DISTRICT 2 w NOTICE Inic the General Election. AH that part of tho Borough of Pair MorganvlIIe Volunteer Firthoase MARY LARSON, BOBOUGII Ol' l.lr'II.F SILVER WATERBURY Slid General Election will be held Haven bounded a* follows; to wit; Morganvnie-Tennent Rd. Borough Clei NEW JERSEY In said municipality for the purpose ELECTION DISTRICT #S Oct. 21, 27, 1970 S26.I Notice Is hereby clvcn that th« Dis- $23,200 M electing: BEGINNING at the point where the Robertsvtlle School. Union Hill Road trict Boards of Election and Registry A United „„.._„ — center line of River Road Intersects AGENCY he center line of Hance Road thence ELECTIOV DISTRICT #6 REGISTRY AND ELECTION in and for the Borough ef Jjlttlt HOLMDEL. $32,000 Ittate of New Jersey. Mnrlt>oro Firctmuse. Main St. Sliver, County of MonmQuUl. State t New Jorsey. Street, Marlboro, during business Notice !a hereby given that Uie Dl TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1870 Une "Holly. The Home Finripr" Nice threo-hedroom1 newer home with A Member of the Board of Chosen to lta Interjection with the southerly between Uie hours of 7:00 a.m. ftntf paneled bath, 22 living room, 15' Freeholders (full term) for Uie Ooun« ahora line of the Naveslnk (North hours from 0:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. trlct Boards of Election and Regint 8:00 p.m. for the purpose o( conduct- dining room, cat-ln kitchen. FHA ly of Monmouth. Shrewabury) River; thence (2> in * regarding his voting place and/or in and for the Borough of Nc ing ttie General Election. appralflRd at |23.20O but owner nil] A Member of tha Board of Choaen renera) easterly direction along the any other election information. Shrewsbury; County of Monmoutl Sold General Election will be held JUST LISTED consider nttern. Thtv new liutlng won'I Freeholders (one year unexplred •ojitherly ahore Una or the Naveilnk MILDRKD P . ACKERMAACKER N State or New Jersey, will meet In said municipality for the purpose last.. Call now, term) for the County of Monmouth, (North Shrewsbury) River to Its Inter- Township the places hereinafter des'grmted of electing: and for the following municipal of- lection with tJie center line of Fair Oct. 21, 27. 1970 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1970 A United States Senator Irom tha MIDDLETOWN LAWLEY AGENCY fices, viz: Haven Road extended; thence (3) in a between Uie houra of 7:00 a.m. a State of New Jersey. A Town.ihip Cleric f«r tha full term •outherly direction along tho center line 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of condu< A,, Member of the House of Repre- •Beautiful threc-tiedroom split Ipvel RAY H. STILLMAN, Realtor of three yeara. f Fa r REGISTRY AND ELECTION Ing Uie General Election. nestled, Jimong apple and wiwplne wil- Realtors. Insurer* ?. ' Haven Rood and the center .NOTICE sentatlvcs (3rd Congressional Dis- low trees on quiet renldentlal street. A Township OornmlUeeman for t&e Ine of Fair Haven Road extended to Said General ElecUon will be heli trict) of New Jersey. full tprm of three years. BOROUGH OF KEANSBL'BQ In said municipality for Uie purpoai A MemMer of the Board of Chosen Thin Gold Medallion homn featured a Established 1932 "f.'"•_-section with the center line of NEW JERSEY large living room, full dining room, A Township Commltteematt for tht Third Street extended: thence (4) In a of electing: Freeholders (full term) lor the Ceun- recently remodeled total electric kitch- 100 Hwy. 35 Middletow) unpxplrcd term of one year. westerly direction along the center Notice Is hereby given that the Dis- A United States Senator from ft ty ot Monmouth. en with ne If •cleaning oven and dlah- The following is a description ot Jne of Third street and the center trict Boards of Election and Registry State of New Jersey A Member of the Board of Chosen wa*her, paneled recreation room, IV, 741-6262 tile Election Drstrlcts In the Township line of Third Street extended to lta In and for the Borough of Keansburg, A Member of Uie House of Rei Freeholders (one Year unexpired baths, patio with barbecue, and a oF Holiftdcl and tha polling places la MeraecUon with the center line o County of Monmouth, State of New resentatlves (3rd Congressional D teim) for the County of Monmotffi. •tune, to wit: trict) of New Jersey. ' and for the following municipal of- t\igt fencftd-ln yard. NEW OFFERING UK Klectlon District No. 1 Cedar Avenue extended; thence (5) In Jersey, will meet at the places here- A Member or the Boaird of Chosei Won't laat at £H,0OO i northerly direction along the center inafter designated on Space for real living In this five- Tlie polling place for the First line of Cedar Avenue and the center Freeholders (full term) for the Count' Two Councllmen for the full terra bedroom Rumaon home. 23' living Klecllon District In the TownshlD of toe of Cedar Avenue extended to lta TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 1970 of Monmouth. or three years each and one council- v BETSY ROSS AGENCY room with fireplace, screened porch, Holmdel Is at the Indian Hill School, Intersection with the center line o between the hours of 7:00 a.m.. and A Member of the Board of Chosei man for the unexplred term of one lirHwy 35, Keyport ntaltori. rull basement. Lovely lot. Convenient Holmdel Road, HaEfet, New Jersey. River Road; thence (6) In a westerly 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of conduct* Freeholders (one year unexplre. Member MLS open 1 rfaya Election District No. Z Ing the General Election. term) for Uie County of Monmout The voting places of and In' the C B b d EIfar The polling place for the Second direction along the center line of River and for the following municipal ~ we have Holly—The Homeflnder Said General Election will be held Borough ot Xlttte Silver are ai fol- ?" t ' ' " Election District In the Township of In said municipality for the purpose flees, viz: WALKER * WALKER. Realtor. Holmdel Is at the Indian Hill School. 264-3456 JOSEPH a. NINO l° °ie P°Int °r PlaC0 °f BEOIN* of electing: A Mayor for the full term of lou: ' First BlecUon DliMcl HWY 35 7II-5212 SHnBWBBURY Uolmder Road, Haslet, New Jeraey. A United States Senator from the years. Foiling place for this district li Bor- Election District No. 3 The polling place for the Second elate of New Jersey. Two Councllmen for UIQ full tei ouih Hall. Prospect Avenue. PAY MORE? WHAT FOR? The polling place In thr Third Eire- Election District Is the Fire Houie. A Member of the Houae of Repre* of three yearsplace eachs . of and in the Secona Election District Ashlnf only *28,7O0 for this three- tton District In the To-wntfilp of Holm- River and Battln Roads. ' eentatlves (3rd Congressional District) The votingNe placew Shrewsburs of andy arin e tlas McCUE dial is at the Intermediate School, of New Jersey. Polling puce for tin, district It tt< bedroom charmer In a convenient Crawfords Corner. HDlmdeJ. New Jer- ELECTION DISTRICT 3 Borough of Nr —' -- Fire Houie on Prospect Avenue. Little Silver locution. Lovely fireplace All that part of the Borough of A Member of the Board of Chosen follows: Iblra ElecUon District and bay window In living room Fair Haven bounded as followi; to Freeholders (full term) for the Coun- District #1 lArsje dining room, screi-ned-ln norch Eleftlan DMrlrt No. 4 ty Of Monmouth. Polling placa for till, mitrlct li It JlUMfiON Th» polllnz plane In Uip FVmrth Tinton Falla School, 67i Tlnton John', Chapel Pariah Houie on LlttK full basement anri olher ejtras. As- BEGINNING at the point where the A Member of the Board of Chosen Avenue. sumable mortgngn too! Klerllon ntstricl In the Township of Freeholders (One Year Unexpired District #z Mlver Folnl Road. 842-2760 Holmdel In at the Holm del Fire- center line of Hanco. Road Intersect* Fourth Election District hmine. Main Street, Holmdel, New the center lino of Rldgo Road, belnn term) for the County of Monmouth. Wayside Fire House, Wayside RUSS6LL M. BORUS LINCROFT J&rBey. The District Boards or Election will Hope Reads. Polling place for Uili district !• thi Uie northerly boundary line of the sit at the following places which In a District #3 Tir* Houis. Prosoect Avenue. HI iialrrf In a picturesque setting «f nirrtlon District No. S DorouRh of Little Sliver; thence (1) In REALTORS tall stately trees Is this lour-hcdroom The PolllnR plnce In the Fifth Elec- description and location of the polling Northslde Engine Co. Flrehouie, 35 Fifth Election DUtrlct 600 River Hd., Fair Htvrn ranch. A 30x15 living room with tion District In the Township of Holm- a westerly direction along uatd north- places In tlie Borough or Keansburg, Sprlngdale Avenue. Polling place for this district I, U11 747-4532 raised hearth looking out on tree* with firepllace, dining room with 'bunt-In dpl \* at tho VllUn School, Me eily boundary line ot the Borough of District #4 Uttle Silver Point Roia School. Lnti, lo«ct» for -Mr*, paneled family roiji {he—-•'--er»-t?o ltU-8s JIntersectionto"°ctlonn wlwitms FIRST ELECTION DISTRICT: All Monmouth Regional High School, Silver Point Road. and countryside. Formal dlnlns room d ch fuM b Campbell Road. Hoimdrl, NPW Jeroey. center line of Prospect Avenue county kitchen, den, full basement Ui. ?f f°i;"-*!', ful! banemen»»ementt anandd twitwol! Voters may call the Townshln Clerk beln, that area west of Main Street to Uie 535 Tlnton Avenue and/or south em Voters may call the Borough Cl,rk MONMOUTH BEACH ear altnoffclt d gartge. Best l,uy we h"vo all 046-4330. Clerk's Office, Crawford'a belnr the easterly boundary Una o Wa&ckaack Creek, from the south side of Heeds Read. —• two-caar garagegarage., Patio wlliihfTrh flrcc- l> Ai Die Borough of Red Bank; thence (2) •t ..842-2400, Borough Hall, Prospect BALE OR PENT outside llv/i iniPNf.v «.™- . ®- ARMBTHONO Cornor-Everett Road, Holmrirl, durinc of Seeley Avenue to the north side District #B Avenue, Little Sliver, during business Colonlfil. Five bedrooms, 3'A baths fng. Call us today. businrns hours from 0:00 n.m. to 4:On In a general northeasterly direction of Manning Place. Tlnton Falls Firehouce, 5 Fire Houi tiuge modern kitchen, lormal di p.m. rcRarrtlnp his voting place and/or along the easterly boundary line o hours- from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. al dinin WAUER J WALKER, R.altor. the BorouBh cf Bed Bank to the poln The polling place being Uie Man* Head. and Fridays from 7:30 p.m. to' 9 room, 32' living room, library. E l WANAMAflSA - 122,000. Ranch on any other election Information. District #1 lent condition. Early occupancy, 1 at which It Intersects with the ccrter nlng Pln.ce Fire House. Manning P.nv. regarding nls voting place HWY M 671-3311 MIDDLDTOWN Hh" !?'• ^'" bedrooms, living room JOHN P. WADINOTON. to" of Beekman Place extended: Place, near Main St. Swimming River School, 220 Ham and/or any other election information. ri 35c n S with flrcrlace, formal dining "roVm Township Clerk thence (3) in a easterly direction along SECOND ELECTION DIS1RICT: Avenue. RUFUS Z. JOHNBTON. 4 + 2 = HPLF Kltaien, acreened porch, Uaacmcnt, IW Oct. 21. 27, 1070 M&' 5! * " °' ' rage, walking to rverylhlng. FHA and the center lino of Beekman piacs ant All that area west or Main Street Voters may call the Borough Clerk „ , Borough Clerk RKD OWNER WANTS OF. VA terms. Tl5s BERO AOtfrJCYTReaU the center line of Beekman Place ex- and north of Seeley Avenue to Uie at 542-3400, Municipal Building, 656 Oct. 21. 27. 1B70 $33.00 .. great Ranch and fantastic BEGISTRT *ND _ tended to the joint at which It Inter- shore line or Raritan Bay. Tlnton Avenue, New Shrewsbury, dur- location In Oak Hill must be left behind lioul. Hslf acre plus. Sun(tGt Ave | NOTICE sects the center line of Poplar Ave- ing business hours from 9:00 a.m. t< Three: bedrooms, 1U baths, living rooni jMim.-m^sr - — ~ The polling place being New Point ADVERTISKMENTFOB BIDS TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN nue extended; thonce (4) Mill In an Comrort Fire House, Carr Ave. 4:30 p.m. regarding his voting place wllh flreplne. Sliding iloora In dining KARMINODALB. — *t7,tW0. Looking to NKW JKItSKV '»»t«ly direction alons the center line and/or any other election Information. BKIVO . room overlook flagstone pntlo nnd wood. 74KO30. «t away from it all* •Am ranch l"on Notice In hereby flwn that the Dis- of Poplar Avenue and the center line THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT: All JEROME 8. REED, RKADVERTISEI) FOR BIDS! three acres. Large bedrooms, llvlnir trict Boards-of Election and ReslRtry of Poplar Avenue extended to the cen- that area \ south of Manning Place, Clerk. room, hltchen, portrh, buaoment. aiuml! In and for the Townnhtp of MTddie- ter line of Hance Roid; thence (5) In and west ot Main Street to the Rail- .Ave., LlttU) Silver. 741-6336.' LEONARDO—J17,500 num storms and ncrecmi. PHA and VA town, County of Monmoiith, State of a loutherly direction along Ihe center road tracks or the Central Railroad Oct. 21. 27, 1370 J33.& Iprms. THE BERO AnUNCY, Realtor Nisw Jersey, will' meet at the places line of Hance Road to tha point or of N. J. and all that area south or r0 Prn »!en, HrcplacR, formal dining room. Cen. trict) of New Jersey. 'fided Inleraecu the center line of FIFTH ELECTION DISTRICT: All on S? !r.' ?' c ". Nine-roo 1S m split level Ro": Ui*nce (1) In a we.lerij Ing the General Election. ""'ember 12. 1970 mi '"mlly houses, ranging from J20.2MI In '"I!?."" »rpet!"«. »^1 nwlmmlng tral air confllllonlng. Fully land draped. ,K Member of the Board of Chosen that area east or Main Street to At- Said General ElecUon will be hett .W,O0O. all convenient to town, most In pool with sun tUk. Close to Newark Mortgage money avallahte bv owner. Freeholder!, (rull term) for the Coun- dlt(llreMlOl T alongj th«e centect r linli o olf PopPop- ty of Monmouth. '•' Avenue and Uio centtr line ol lantic Avenue, and south of Park Ave- In sa.\il municipality for Uie purposi good condition. Thi> Dowstra Agency P C Prlnctpnln only, JR^SIW. »4fl for Ihe County of Monmouth: taut Place extended; thence (2) Btlll la A Member of .the House of Repre- petting In a lovciciv arraara.. NNred we nav Keansburg. , , , .Informatioor Conln afor BiddersI M . Form or P.. 5 'r l, living niom, riliilng room nnrl for the following municipal offices. a westerly direction .long the center sentaUveentatives (3rd CongressionaCong l DIS' Bid. _ . JV" ; £i- U »' Specific,.. kitchen, tile hath. Wnllto-wnli nirppt. morere? Mfl.WIO. RTEnUNRTEnUNO THOMPSON line ol Beehm&n Place and the center The polling place being Galvln's lions J HOUSES FOIl SALE In K, fllrthwunlinr, filx-mnnth-olrt Kan nnd Acitop.Ac , nenltornlt . eriPt| porrh. Attnclmd gnrtMcn 7470000 mittee for (lie full If rm of three yearn. Intersection with the easterly bound and Lancaster Avenue. Freeholder!* (full tterm) for the Coun t-ornrr lot. Clone to nchool and iitorcu" 1 "lentil may be examined at the fol. T30-OBS7. MANALAPAN — Four-hrdroom, 2',4. One Townntilp Clerk for the full try line ol the Borough ol Red Bank Voters may call the Borough Clerk ty of Monmouth. Hath Colonial with basement, flrenlaep, term of three years. Uunce (3) In a teneral northerly dl- at 187-3824, Municipal Building, on A McmheMh r off tht e Board of Chose Division nr Building ~ , LM'APK COD — Pour brdroomn, two rull line ol tho Naveslnk (North ghrtws- voting* information. i!l B. Front fit. JtrRTiy 7H72MW Navrnlnk School, Monmouth Avenue, erly ihore line ol the Naveslnk (North Oct. 21. 27. 1970 144.50 Election Districts in the Township ol O B a n < r n 1 to buy a Prlvatn. i:i7t!W«. Annumr im.OOO mort-, Nftvcnink. ""- —--W Blver to Its intersection ColU Neck and the polling places I !ted Lt ,rab'ov e »d£ S5'I a W ;- ^f(8P_MJ-^r»fl.T^(|By i, After 0, A7t-1(MI. "KBANSBtTna"--""Thrpc-famllyKBANSBtTnaThrpcfamlly.. Pepn- ™>f or IS!1.00 for each se1 'An™Un?3': : f rntnte ultlltles. Inromp S2B0 peper month. UMrlcl #3 .. A A fJ"'Cr "nt. °' HlnC» R0111 REGISTRY AND ELECTION aimc, to wit: lessrul bidder, upon returning iucn Set THANBFERHED, OR JUST OUT* lin.fKM. Wilill flnant-efl . 8^2•S(t2n8^2S(t2n. Independent Fire Co.. FIrchousc, First Election District iromjtly and In (rood condition, win Be III IE h way #38. Belforil. extended; Ihence (5) In a southerly di- NOTICE Election District No. 1 Is hereby OROWmo YOUh HOMB: - Call or rection alone the center line or Htnce BOROUGH OF RED BANK eiunoeci his payment, and any nonbid wrltn for ApplaBrrwIc't monthly Homei NEW SHREWSBURY - 3 or 4 bed DIMrlrt 4*4 Soad and the center line ol Mince defined and described as follows: $22,000 rooms, rnt-ln kitchen, full basement II re vent Park A Leonardo Fire NEW JERSEY All qualified voters residing on tht for LI vine muBBBlne. Ofr>rir picture.*, VA or FHA financing arranged for qus.1- House, Center Avc, Leonardo *""" —•-—-•• - the point prlrei, description a. AtuwiHifaly no Notice is hereby given that the Dl* Went aide of Highway No. 34, south llIl ltlnn Iflcrt buyer, Sift.&OOtfi-Sdrifl, 741-fl.'i8n. niNlrlct ttH Ding plat trlct Boards or Election and ReglBtry of Flock Road and Cedar Drive. AOANC? £ f' APPLBBROOK Uncrnrt School, Newman Springs Election DUtrlct CJO^rifNK^IOMin — And offlcpri'lrTa Itond. Llncroft. ll the Knollwood in and for the Borough of Red Bank, The polling place lor the First home for prrntlgloun setting. Large OrnrRlnn Co. School, Hance Road. County or* Monmouth. State or New Election District is Cedar Drlva Dltttrlct #8 lonlnl. Jtraiilifiilly lanctncaped grounds. Tort Mrmmoulh Fire House, Main ELECTION DISTRICT 9 Jersey, will meet at the places here- School, Cedar Drive, Colts Neck, Ownrr|S431BB2 All that part ol the Borouirh of Fair inafter designated on Second Election District 1IOUSKS FOfl SALE Street, Port Monmouth. Haven bounded as follows; to wit; H7TMRFiNTBrr District #7 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1970 Election District No. 2 Is hereby , e<" Wdders Is partlcularlv $22,000 N vrr forRrtn it hoiiftr. Realtors who une Hiant KennnbtirK Fire House, Tliomp- BEalNNINO at tho point where Uie Between the houra of 7:00 a.m. and defined and described as follows: i "W'enlento u to conBI. hf r can ncrvo yon bettor. ion Ave., East Kranntmrg. center line of Kemp Avenue Intersects 8:00 p.m. fnr the purpose or conduct- All qualified voters residing on the District &ft he center line cf Ridge Road, belni ing the General Election. East aide of state Highway No. 34. FOR REAL SERVICE Falrvlew School. Cooper Road, Mid- Jie northerly boundai Said Qcneritl Election will be held BorouKh ol Kumson; The polling place for the Second IN REAL ESTATE LOTS AND ACREAGE dle Lown. .. _ _ , _jGnce (1) In a in said municipality for the purpose Election District Is Atlantic Elemen down. (District irft westerly direction along aald northerly of electing: Ury School, County Highway No. 637. Community Fire Houae, Appltton boundary line cf the Boroujh of Rum- A United States Senator from tho ll'l taiy if you hjve the Consult 6 ]NTWfMENTLOTVPsTmrr Avr., Avenue, Leonardo. •on to Its Interacctlon with the center State of New Jeraey. COlta Neck. # * / OP HolnnlPl, oppnslui Pu-jrrnn Itir. llndfr District #10 ine of Pair Haven Road: thence (2) A Member of the House of Repre- Third Kindlon Dhtrirt money. But who dooi thai* Member of hnir.ncrc. Prlcn $4,.10o. Phone owner. Elver Ham Klre House, Foster n a northerly direction along the cen- itentatlvcs (3rd Congressional District) Election District No. i anal! b( rilvlnlon of Bulldlnr ' S71-2M4. ter line of Fair 'Haven Road and the or New Jersey. bounded as follows: and Construction d«yi? So you need * mortgage. Red Bank Arta Slfft, Hi\Tr PlnZBL . Beginning at the most northerly in* I/)T SO X 1(0 — I.cilMlrd In Rmnsnn Dlnti lrt £11 center line of Fair Haven Road ex- A Mtmbpr of the Ronrd of Chosen DONALD A. SULLTVAN, And fight money hai mnde Wtddlelown High School, Tlnrtall tended to the nouthcrly shore or the Frrrholdcrfl (full term) for the County torseclton of Conovcr Road (at Big l)lreclgr MLS business Incdllnn. Handy buy nt $22.- Brook) and New Jersey State High- Oct. 37. Nov. 2 *" mortgage! hard to come by. mL TloiLd, Mltlrllrtown. Naveslnk (North Shrewsbury) River* or Monmouth. way Route C4, thence <1> In a wester- S36.50 .IOSKPH O. DlNtrtrt if II thenco (3> in a southeasterly direction A Member of the Board of Choaen ly direction along the northerly line1 BEO1STRY *VD EMCTtO!* i But don't giv» up. Mortgage | Mlddirtown Tnwnnh.p Plre Co. #1, along the southerly ahore line of the Freeholders (ono year unexplred term) of Conovcr Road to the Intersection ol HI Khun y ^W. Mlcldlotown. Naveslnk (North Shrewsbury) River for the County of Monmouth and for Conover Road and Crine Road, thence money ii available. At lome Dlrtlrlct #13 to Its lntenectlon with the center line tlie following municipal offices, viz: (2) westerly along the northerly line hl Ld of Ollleuplo Avenue extended; thenci A Mayor for the full term of four landing inililutioni. Through McCUE School. Lconnrdvllle Road, of Crlne Road lo the Intersection noi DO YOU WISH TO Bclrorrl. <*) In a flouthcrly direction along th« ypnrfl. Crlne Road and Boundary Roffd, private invasion. And other rtEAT/Ton DIMrlrt Jtl4 center lino or aillenple Avenue and Two Councllmen for Uie full term thence (3) southerly alonit Boundary lourcai. You just have to know llnrtnony School. Hsrmony A Murphy the center line of Glliesple Avenue ex- of throe years each. Road to the Intersection of Boundary 30 rtlDOE mi. RUMSON Ifcmcls. New Mnnmoiuh. tended to Its Intersection with the cen- There Rhftll nppear on the ballot Road and Oedar Drive, thence (4) what they are. I SELL Illslrlcl #11 ter lino of River Road: thence (3) In for ihv. dcnoral Election to he held. easterly along the northerly line ol 842-2760 Harmony School, Hnrrnony A Murphy an easterly direction along the cen- November 3, 1070, tho following ques- Cedar Drive to the Intersection of That's whera wa coma in, Roft,cls, Nrw Monmouth. ter linn or River Rond to Its Intersec- tion to be voted by the vnters of the Cedar Drive and Heyera Mill Rend, BUY MONMOUTH BEACH District nil tion with the center ltn# of Elm Placa Bornueh of Red Bank: "Should nil thence (5) northerly along tho wester- Wa'r* Rtaltors, who art HOMESITE Pnrt Mnnmouth First Aid. Wilson extended: thenco (8) In a aoutherl* municipal employees, of the Borough ly line of Heyera Mill Road to the pledged to a strict coda Av in a snulh- In lens than $10,000.00 receive a H% Flock Ronrt. thence (6) 'easterly alone of ethics. Jtfl.OOO. Brnvlrw Avo., 1«,000. Rhurc- Thome School, Murphy Itoad\ Port nrlv direction alone the center line or pay Increanr?" the northerly line of Flock Road to land yfl.500, Hun several otlirr ehoicfl MoiimouUi. Kim riacc and the center lino of Elm The voting places of and In tho the Intersection of Flock Road and And have tha Itnowlerjgt and lorntlmin. HICKEY ACIKNL'V. L'2'J- New Jersey State Highway Route 34. CONTACT 1087, District *IR Place extended to the center line of Borough of lie (I Bank are as follows: Ihence (7i northerly along the easterly contacts to help you find lha FMrvlew School, Cooper Road, Mid- Willow Btrcct: thenco (7) In a wester- District #1 lino of New Jeraey Stain Highway T" \ ncrf. wnorird lot on dlclowti. ly direction along tho center line ot Naveslnk Hook ft Ladder Firt Route 34 lo the most northerly Inter- money you nead. tMil-flc-nnc hi prrntlgp urea u( Middle. District jtlB Willow Strcrt to Itfi intersection with House, Mechanic Street. section of Conover Road (at Big "GUINEY FOR T Llnrrnft School, Newman sprlnss th© center lino of Kemp Avenue ex- town._$ia.ftnO. Cull 2fll-31fflri. " ltd., linorolt. District #2 Brook! and New Jersey Slate High- So if you'ra in the market tended; thence (E) in a southerly di- Independenp t Fire House, Mechanic way Route 31. FOR SAI-.K — fliinifion, N.J, District «:0 rection along the center lino of kemp for a mortgage shouldn't we I. I'lrnn, tlrrp Rood noil, ('nil NntKwnmp Hchool. Mldiltetown-Lln- Street. GUIDANCE" Avpnuo and center line ot Kemp Ave- Dmtrlct Tho polling place for the Third ba tha ones you see owner, 842-O0K1. 5-!> p.m. Not llnlnl. crolt ltoacl, Mldcllrlown. .... —.—..^ District £31 (0 tne po|n( flr pIace o[ First Aid and Rescue Squad Build- Election District Is Crdnr Drive School yc bafora you aver start REALTORS ,ETTr6i\ M»T^^inmtciy 100' x Port Monmouth School, MaJn Slreet. in (t. on the cant side of Spring Strest CCilar Drive Colts Neck. i rir ik1 ' J" n| " unexpired looking for < dome 7 1((.V. Dcnd-rnil ntrftpt. Nice rcnlden Port Alonmoiith. near Harding Rond. J'ourlh KlrcUon UMrlcl in!" ii, *. ^"" v "' Monmoglh tlal ITH. Convenient, Cull 787-1080. Election District No. 4 In hereby «. vlr- 'o"«wln* municipal of. Eiptrienctd personnel Ulnlrlrl #32 tllnff placi for the Fifth Else District #4 entiibllflhod anri bounded JIB follows- Mlddlctown VIIIRRO School. Klngi '.Ion District Is the Willow fitreet Junior High School, Branch Avenue. Beginning at tlie most northerly in- C to guide you. Hllhwny. Middletown. School. Willow Street. nirttrlct #6 tcrsectlon or Conover Road (at Ble Your Realtor ELECTION DISTRICT 6 Bayvl District an Liberty Engine Houao, White Street. Brook) nnd New Jcriey state High* Somebody good to All that pnrt of ine Borough of Fatr District' #6 Roulp 31, niimson m a, follows: BellordBayvlc, w School, Leonardvllla Road. Haven bounded aj follows: to wit: llmncc (!) northerly Open f-5, Sev.n Days A Week Hlilrlct JttlJttl Relief Engine House, Erummond the caste H _. •T™ Klrrtlnn Dlslrlrl have working for you. ^^ BEGlNNmn at tho point where th« Place. ,- TJ1 L ^ ••••- °* 'New Jerncy fOr th Bl 1/tnnirdo FirsFitt AWAW . VVioli a Avenue, center line or Fair Haven Road Inter- Stnto Hlrhway Route 31 to tlie Inter- ffi "f "!'*" " ^'^ ««- eonardo imtrlrt #7 cl A Realtor is a pro- Ihe cent*: line of Ridge Road, Relief; Engine House, Drummona wrtlon of Nfwman Springs Itnncl and r i,'" °««nl» Fire Com- Illslllct £2.1 _ ttic northerly boundary line o New Jersey state HlRliwuy Route 31 fesiional in | renj Llneroft Ktrr llitttse, Newman tnrncr (C) westerly along the aniilh- id Allen Hlrcet. numson. Springs n nil. Lltir.rofl. thi> BorouR-h of Rumson; thence (1) In District #B westerly dircrtlon along «nld north' crly line of Newman Springs Hontl Sfrond Elrrllon niitrlcl estate who ' sub- District £!£!« nrly houmlary lino of the Borough of Fire House Shrewsbury to the Intersection of Poundnry Road Guincv ThornThrnrr SchnolS hl , MurphMhy Road, Port Avenue. ami Nrwmnn Sprlnca Rtmd. thence 131 r l numl scribes to a strict Mnnniouthnnniouth. Riimnon to Its Intcr.iectlon with the inv . P?re u " »» n™ Com- center line cr Hance Road; thence (2) District £9 joulherly alone the easterly line of \"L" ff' , "ouse. Hlver noad and Code of Ethics as forCuidinct Dlttrlrt Union Boundary Hond to the Intersection of Kiml KcnnpimrK school. Ocean Ave- In a northerly direction along the ctn- Firi e HHouse, Shrewsbury lack Point Rnirt, Rumson. a member of tha tcr linn of Hance Road to Us Inter- Avenue. Crlne llmul and Boundary rtond Third Elrrllcm nislrlcl nue, K«5t KrnnnlMirg. then™ (1> easterly along the norLhcr. REALTORS Dlntrlcl (?!fi section with thr center line of River District #10 Tnc polling plsm for the Third local and state Rflnd; thence (3) In an easterly at« Elver Street School, River Street. y line ot Crlnc Koail to the Inlcrscc- 0 D trlct Kdlrvlrw Sdiool, Cooper Road, Mid- Ion of Conover Road nnrl Crlne Hond El " A '" '" nalph Hall at boards and of the rcetinn nlong the center line r>f Rivor nhtrict an nd Dirtctly oppoiif* King Jamei Road to Its intersection with th« cen llictice (51 northeasterly alonK thn limson "" * rMker Avenue, "" National Anocia. Itlslrlcl #19 Weotsldt Engine Ilmine, Lelghton weatcrly line of Conovcr Uoarl to tha Navralnk l-'lrr llounc, Monmoutli ter line of Ccdnr Av-cnuo cxtpnriod; Avenue. ,• •rh. lr"?J'h El'rl1™ ni.trtct tion of Real Estate Nursing Horns Avenue, NavrHlntt. thenco (4) In a nouthTly direction most northerly Intersection of Con- District ar~ ovrr tlnad (at !IIB llroolo ami New Boards. You can DlmtrK-t pM alcng tho center line of Cctlnr Avenue i-cllon District Is Forrrstdale School. nmuipflon Hctinol, Mlildlrtotvn Lln- and the cnnler lino of Cedar Avenue First Aid ani RPSCUO Squad Build* Jersey atnte Hlftlrway Iterate 3( | 500 HWY. 36 HIGHLANDS exMMuIert to Its Intersection wllh the inp, on thr east side of Spring Street The polllnc place for the Fourth irn"n """' "t»ckpolnt Road. "recognize him by croft Iinnd. IMiiliilrtown. Election District Is Cnnovcr n"ii 872-0001 IHMrlrt g'M center line of Third Btrcct; thence near Harding Road. this seal. Ml [hi If town VII la en School, Kino (Si In An e ant erly direction along the Votern may call tlie Borough Clerk School. Conovrr Rond. Cnll« Meek. irk Illfiiivay, MUMhtowii. center line of Third Street and the at 747-5300. Municipal Building, 32 Voters may call mo Township Clark rm"rl"1 HU1, Member of 2 Multiple LiiHngi ]''or any Informaltnn In refprrner center line of Third Street extended Monmoutl] Sired, during biislneti ..: tli^-.ilTII. Ii.l). 1. Conovrr Itond ™ i^ « llnen Northern Monmouth lo lorntion of poll plru'en and times to id Intersection with the center line hour- from 0:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. re- Colts Nfck. durlne hualnra, hours' '"'" '-xo a.m. in 0:00 p.m. "When you (old her about hiring of Fair Haven Road; thence (8) In a from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. regard- RED BANK and thflt polls nrn oprn, iilrnsr enII the •mrdlng thrfr voting places and/or g g pls.c« >•: "',',"• B:oo ,.m. ,0 {7M Multiple Listing Servict lhr«e leiretsriei with one Daily Towftnhlrt Clnrk's offior nt 671-.1100. southerly dlreotlon along thft center any other votlnr Information. eleotloIng hisn votinlnfornutlong pls.c«. and/or any other r hl v lln 1 NORTHERN MONMOUTH Register w«nt ad — whar'd' ih« CHARLEARLES V. OARTlOI.f.OARnill.t, line or Fair Haven Road to the point JOHN BRIAN. HARRY CR1NB iiJ"' " " ° » I" "' TOWNSHIP CI.KIIK or place of BBQXNNINO. Bfe dark. Township Clerk ans nlhir elnciion inrormiUoa' lay?" , 27, 10T0 J63.J0 Ool. 31. 27, 1070 JI7.00 Od. 31, 27. 1970 HJ.00 AI.BIRT A. KERR, JR. „ ,„,. Boroujh Clerk 37, 1070 • I3JJI) -THE DAILY REGISTER, BED BAIv'K • MIDDLETOWN, N, I. J TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1970 25 JPeanate Children's Letters to God nasal 31 Trampled Puzzle 8 Ancient 40 Part of SAB 5ANTACLAUS HAS ELVES TO temple . 42 Profess HELP HIM ..WHAT DOES THE By I.uclle II. Bowers courts 44 Shooting ACROSS GREAT PUMPKIN HAVE,0RAN6ES? 48 West 9 Degree gallery side- 1 "Georgia Pointer candidate's line: 2 wds. Peach." 50 Charged work 47PartofQED 5 Place bond atom 10—standstill: 49 Counterpart WOULD issue on 51 Grampus 2 vvds. of someone I market 53 Antigua, St. 11 Breed of 52 Trouser line 10 Tennis star Kitts etc. draft horses 54 Garland or 14 City of Taj 55 Inopportune 12 Takes on thaplet Jo Mahal 59 Short trip in 13 tetters 55 Loved; It 15 Planet a vehicle 21 Indian 56 Canvas Blondie 16 Idea just 60 Mrs. Gump 23 To ensnare fabric for mentioned 61 Come down 26 And so: Lat. stiffening 17 Fuel in Tara in torrents (2 wds.) 57 Genuflect WELL, IP THE CWEP 18 Cognizant 63 Cross 28 Weaver's 58 Indian HASNT EATEN IT YET, 19 Affected 67 Jurassic and ITS YOURS JL equipment official manners Mesozoic— 29 Country 62 A famous 20 English or 69 Just above bumpkin: si. Adams Irish, for the surface 30 African lily 64 Type size instance 71God:Fr. 31 Interpret 65 So. Amer. 22 Tilt to one 72 Chinese 32 Pertaining to laborer side weight bristles 66 Wryneck 24 Dakota 73 Lizard: 36 Subjects of genus: var. Indian comb, form many 68 Astute 25 Mr. Gardner 74 College paintings 70 Theater 27 Describing course, for 38 Bon— sign , a vacuum short 29 Hilliard and 75 Without Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle Stowe more 33-Miguel 76 Clothe IE t SKIP AIOIEBM I 1, t K ri F Mary Worth 34 Miqnelon, 77 Variety cat PHTIA PfllRH* F f£ H E!\H EMIABT N for one DOWN ¥-1 r A Fin i x.lisfTln oc T EVUUFITB WEIt-ANYWAY-I 35 To eat: Ger. 1 Berets wI anna lanian i GLAD TO SEE AFAKCRYFROM GIVE. TOUM Y WORD III 37 Fence 2 Kind of arch YOU'VE. GOT WORK.! NOT HftKE. THINGS AW .•NOW LOOK, WARD! TM NOT A WHAT! COULD BE JA1DV0U WERE supporters 3 Unpopular VINDICTIVE PER50N!-illRE!l "EVEN IF- UH- DOING! RIGHT? WORSE fOR YOU BY COMPUTERIZED ASTROLOGY lanaaa anna ana! WISH YOU HADN'T DONE WHAT YOU TUUNG ABOUT ALONE. IN HERE, 41 Musical ' child: si. DID!-BUT THAT'S WATER OVER VOUR, WARD! passage 4 Unbaked IU3U aaaoa aaaaai THE DAW! FOR WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28 ' 43 Go to bed waffles late: 2 wds. 5 Intrepid i naaa ianaa i IF TODAY IS YOUR BKTHDAY-You will be given addition*! 45 Philippine 6 Jurispru- responsibility, chance for increased beaefitt and much recogni- moslem dence tion if you handle it right. . - 46 Brewer's 7'Distin- uuuai ARIES UBRA mash tub guished from Marcel-April 20 Sept.234ct.22 ROMANCE. Mike ef- Welcome chance fot fort to improve a rela- privacy to catch up on tionship; you'll be pleasantly personal mitten. Organize now surprised by resulti. fol futaie efficiency. Andy Capp TAUHUS SCORPIO Apcil 2I-May 20 Oct.23-Nof.ll Tendon : among asso- f SOME AWE.'YEK I't> BETTOR-SEE THE •SOCIAL LIFE. You ciates could reflect on are in happy social DOCTOR -I $H0UL&NT V BIN SEEN BOOfflN' your outlook. For peice of trend, so accept all invitations BE SD RELAXED UNDER mind, try to remain unin- received and enjoy yourielf. K vobedh . SAGITTARIUS GEMINI Nor.22-Dtc.2O May2IJwie20 Expect fortunate Urge to he aggressive break in routine ii itrong, bat winning which wilt allow you freedom temporary victory could back- to pursue leisure interests. fire later. CAPRICORN ©lm.IWIyMlrrw NtwipiMnLtJ CANCER r Dfc.2IJan.I9 June21-Juh/21 , Be prudent but not You cm help others unfriendly In dealing with advice. Call on with associates or they could your own experiences and sense it, react adversely. The Wizard of Id you'll be able to give wise counsel. - AQUARIUS Jan.20-Feb.18 LEO MONEY, Before Cast denier -Iuly22-Ang.2I yielding to extra- Bridge North-South vnhenble CAREER. Good day vagant impulse, consider its By ALFRED SHEINWOLD NORTH to follow up new effects on long-standing obliga- Are you a good sport at the • 4 ideas for promoting yourself. tions. 1 Seek opportunities to impress bridge table'.' Do your oppo. O QJ983 other*. PISCES ncnts rub their hands when 3 you sit down? Are you a good 1 Feb. 19-Mveh 20 WEST EAST loser? If you answer to all VIRGO Others Will try to dis- 4.9S753 these questions is a ringing Auj.22-Sept.22 tract you, but you'll 0 OAQJ1097 "Yes!" you are not a credit Demands on your accomplish little unless you O 1034 O K76 to this column, I'm trying to time will be burden- keep full attention oa what 4 10987 4 642 teach you to be a gracious some, but if you give freely you're doing. SOUTH you'll have reason to be happy winner, not a charming loser. + AKQJ102 later. Oddly enough, you sometimes OK»54 Snuffy Smith win by choosing the right «,0 A2 Dennis the Menace trick to lose. • A Bast won the first trick Int Sooth Wett North With the ace of hearts and re- )Q 4 4 AllPats turned the queen of hearts. Opening lead - 9 2 South put up the king and West ruffed. merited In the icy tone that West thought longingly never brings joy to a part, about returning a diamond ner's heart. but correctly assumed that North was quite right, of his partner would not have course. South would have opened with a shutout bid if made his contract if West he held a long heart suit held the king of diamonds, but headed by ace-quccn-jack and there was no need for South a side ace. West therefore re. to Lake this risk. turned the ten of clubs to After drawing three rounds South's ace. of trumps, South should lead Phantom South drew four rounds of the deuce of trumps, forcing I'M CHIEF OF THE V.H. trumps, discarding two dia. West to win the trick with his MEDICAL TEAM. I /MUST monds and one club from the last trump. West would have SEE PRINCE BULAR AT dummy. Then he led the ace to return a club or a diamond ONCE. of diamonds and followed and .South would discard all of with the deuce of diamonds his losers if he kept four expecting that West had the clubs and only two diamonds king. If so, West would have in the dummy.' to take the diamond trick and DAILY QUESTION then lead a diamond or club As dealer, you hold: S — A to dummy. K Q J 10 2 II - K 8 5 4 D - A Something went amiss with 2C —A. What do you say? South's calculations, for East Answer: Bid two spades won with the king of dia- (forcing to game). You are monds and cashed two heart willing to reach game In tricks to collect a penalty of spades even If partner has a * ANYHOW, I'M POOPED OUT/WTER A HARD MY SO 200 points (less South's 150 ghastly hand; and you want iM//VD SfTTlM'DOWN FOR.A i honors). to suggest a .slam If partner "That was a very sporting has modest values of the right Nubbin Beetle Bailey diamond play," North com- kind.

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•By ROGER E. SPEAR tral, Burlington" Northern Is the first five years. Initially, Q — I have been given con. experiencing problems this however, nonrecurring merg. flicting advice by two friends year, some merger-related errelatedexpenses, exclusive and 8m confused. On the rec- Successful and others not. In view of the of the $33 million written off ommendation of one, I bought sharp 64 per cent "decline in in 1069, have temporarily Jersey Central Power & Light Investing first-half earnings, the divi- weakened Burlington's finan- bonds. They mature in the dend cut "was a sound move cial position, As of June 30, year 2000, but I don't mind be- financially, reducing cash 1970, working capital was cause I get 10 per cent inter, Public Utilities, Jersey Cen- outflow by H million this year down 44 per cent year-to. e s t. Another , friend who tral's earnings covered inter- and $16 million next. The year. The eight-point recov- knows the market doesn't e s t and miscellaneous merger, which is understood ery in share price presents an think much of my investment. charges 3.47 times in 1969. Al- to be proceeding smoothly, is opportunity for you to lighten If I sell will I lose a lot of though smaller, unlisted is. expected to produce annual your substantial position to money? What are they rated? sues are not usually actively savings of $40 million after this issue. -G.P. traded, the high coupon rate A — Your first mortgage on this bond has pushed it to bonds carry a single A rating a three-point premium over and are considered secure. face value. Since your prima. Hits Howard for Not They are protected against ry goal is income, I would refunding through May of suggest you enjoy the ex- 1975. A subsidiary of General cellent rate of return pro. Repudiating Group vided by your investment and MATAWAN - William F. half of Mr. Dowd and Nelson ignore criticisms of its merit. Dowd, Republican candidate Gross, Republican Senate DIAMONDS Q — As holders of a large for Congress, lashed out at candidate and number of Burlington North, Rep. James J. Howard, D. Mr. Dowd said, "Our youth em common and preferred N.J., for expressing "new- chairman of our congression- Estate Jewelry shares, we are concerned that found concern" about law and al campaign Phil Maimone of the recent dividend cut will order while accepting the act- •Little Silver, asked Mr. How. BOUGHT seriously reduce the value of ive support of those who ard to repudiate the support Individual gems and es- our capital. Our holdings date shouted obscenities at PresL of Mr. Opedyke and the radi. tate jewelry can be dis- back to 1943 when we ac- dent Nixon in Ocean Grove cal Student Movement, but so Squired shares of Great North- last Saturday. far we have had nothing but creetly turned into cash ern R." Will this be another Mr. Dowd said the Student silence from the congress- at Reussilles'. Penn Central? Your views man." would be appreciated. — A.M. Movement for a New Con- Our reputation and pro- gress, which has endorsed The Republican candidate fessional Integrity are A — Although no Penn Cen. Mr. Howard for re-election, is made his remarks before the your assurance of a headed locally by Travis Lake Ridge Civic Association Opedyke, a Monmouth Col. meeting in the Don Quixote proper and true evaiua- lege student who was ar- Restaurant, Rt. 34. rested and pleaded guilty to shouting obscene words while Reussilles Mr. Nixon was speaking dur. ing a rally in the Ocean Accidents Grove Civic Auditorium in be- Hurt 2 In Middletown MIDDLETOWN - Two per. sons, including air 11-year-old boy, were injured in sepa- rate accidents Friday. Police reported that WiL Iiam Moore, 11, of 117 7th St., Belford, was hurt when struck by a car driven by Leonardo A. Barris, 49, of 13 Thompson Ave., Leonardo. The youth apparently ran in front of a Boro bus from which he had just alighted on Center Ave. Leonardo and into the path of the car, which was passing the vehicle. The boy was admitted to R i v e r v i e w Hospital, Red Bank with leg and back in. juries and is reported in good condition. Patrolman Michael Slover is continuing an in. vestigation into the mishap. Mrs. Robert JagllnsM, 37, of 20 Albon Drive, New Mon- mouth, was slightly injured when the car in which shj was riding, driven by her hut, band, was in collision with I car driven by Robert J. Baf- land, 22, of 4 Lakeside Drive, Atlantic Highlands. The accident occurred at 8:50 a.m. on Main St. in Bel- ford. Patrolman William F Brunt issued Mr. Balland a summons for falling to yield. Mrs. Jaglinski was treated at Rivervlew Hospital and re- leased. County Officer Takes Course FREEHOLD - County In- vestigator Bruce E. Kerrigan was graduated from the 44th class of the science of finger- prints and identification photography,'county Prosecu- tor Vincent P. Keuper an- nounced. The course was conducted by the New Jersey State Po- lice in Trenton. Mr. Kerrigan was an At- lantic Highlands policeman before joining the county de- AND NOW FOR THE tectives bureau. KNITTY-PRETTY..... Our3-Pc. Two Arrested : . GLAMOUR AT A PRICE Pant Suit in On Drug Counts LONG BRANCH - City Judge Jacob Rand, In. an' ar- Grey Herringbone raignment Friday afternoon, 21.00 set $1,500 bail for a 11-year- old girl and $1,250 for a 23- $30 year-old man, after a narcot- With juite pit of imagination,...;, pnd a change of belt... this "after five" pant dress goes ics raid by police here early Our best telling pant suitl Double breasted Friday morning. out doytimft, too.' Beautifully shaped sleevelets top with a provocative keyhole neckline skims Police arrested Barbara with wide lapels, important buttons, deeply Bacon of 240 Long Branch over matching pants. We sell it with a glitter-trimmed belt. In black or purple. Sizes 10 to 18. Ave., charging her with three counts, aiding and contrib- , vented back. The pants are straight, the skirt slim, uting to the Illegal use of a narcotic drug, being under the effect super! Rayon bonded to 100%acetat«. the-influence and in posses- sion of narcotic para- Steinbach salutes the 25th Sizes 8 to IB in grey. phernalia, and possession of heroin, Anniversary of the United Nations! Also arrested was .Alfred Bennett of 88-B Linden Place, •iwW through October 31, come to your Steinbach Red Bank, charged with pos- store to see displays from U.N. member nations, visit session of heroin and posses- sion of narcotic para- . I j the U.N.A. booth and learn about the U.N., see dem- years bold phernalia. DOlU onstration from exotic lands! Det. Michael Appleby led the raid.

Admits Possession FREEHOLD - George C. Tisch of 1476 Rustic 'Ave., Asbury Park, has pleaded guilty to charges of posses- sion of hashish Nov. 25 in Ocean Township.. County Court Judge M. Raymond Mc- SHOPifeMMck •••buy (W*775-400O*ni tank741-4000 10-J.30,wia\,fri. N> 9 »brkktownplaia,477-400010-o,fal. lo5,30, inn roon ,0 j 30 „,-, SHOP italnbach • albvry park 773-4000 • red bank 741-4000 10-5,30, wtdrmday, ta43JI-l«MO^f«d«.(«»nN^O«Hi»V)»i4«»30,ma«.,iS»ri.te9»plaiiifaW,;M-J9()OI63t.lrertil.(to^^ today to 9 • brick town plaza, 477-4000 10-9, lolurda/ lo 5,30, undoy noon la &3O Gowan set Dec. 11 for sen- tencing.