Rangers Talk of Switch to N.J. - A '''if ',' • ' • i r SEE STORY PAGE Vk " r "r-1 ••*•. > ie Weather THEDMLY 'FINAL- I .?r. ^Y*naji»t'CiawHie».,wMi , chance of showers today. Sank, Freehold • ;\>v*'. Clear and pleasant tonight. Long Branch ' EDITION ,"*' *' Sunny tomorrow, high near 7 80. Monmouth County's Outstanding Home Newspaper ,30 PACES VOL, 95 NO. 32 RED BANK, N.J. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9,1972 TEN CENTO. niininmiimniuniNinuHNuiHiinitiiiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiinnuinnuiuiiiiiiiiin iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiimiiiiuuinnninnniimuiii Cheer Shriver Nomination WASHINGTON (AP) - In a Committee added him to the had made their choice with with members.of the Demo- given 2,936 of the committee's had nobody present and its prime-time unity show, the ticket. "We Democrats may greater care." cratic National Committee, authorized 3,016 votes. three votes Weren't counted. Democrats, have handed their be short of money. We're not .And thus the lines were which winds up its extraor- 73 for Eagleton "George McGovern and I vice presidential nomination short of talent. Think of the drawn again, this time with dinary three-day meeting It appeared he might be have a dream for America," to Sargent Shriver and comparison and then you can McGovern teamed with Shriv- today with some ordinary elected unanimously. But said Shriver, 56, in accepting cheered the ticket's opening pity poor Mr. Nixon—his first er in place of Sen. Thomas F. business. then, Missouri Gov. Warren the nomination. . swings at President Nixon and and only choice was Spiro Ag- Eagleton of Missouri, who In addition, Latino and Hearnes cast his state's 73 "It is a vision of millions of Vice President Spiro T. Ag- new." ' • withdrew last week after dis- women's caucuses were to votes for Eagleton, a remirt, citizens, convinced that they hew. The Democrats loved it. closing that he had undergone meet separately with der of lingering anger at his "TaRt-xeachaCross every bar- "I'm not embarrassed to be. "If we have used valuable shock treatment for mental McGovern to air grievances being pushed off the ticket. rier of age and race, of in- George McGovern's seventh time in the selection of a vice- depression in the 1960s. that they—and their favorite Oregon cast four of its 74 come and class and geogra- choice for vice president," presidential nominee," McGovern and Shriver were issues—aren't being repre- votes for maverick Democrat phy to join together to change Shriver said yesterday after McGovern said, "the nation to try and sustain the momen- sented in his campaign. Wayne Morse who is trying the course of government: to the Democratic National must wish the Republicans tum at a unity luncheon today In the balloting, Shriver was for a Senate comeback. Guam make it an instrument of ex- cellence and courage and can- dor and justice." Shriver, former director of the Peace Corps and of the antipovetty program, a for- mer ambassador to France, Senate Shelves No-Fault and a Kennedy in-Iaw, out- WASHINGTON (AP) - The Williamo, voted against tab- —for no fault,- but-.. -vr " Mag- lined the Democratic cam- Senate has sent back to com- ling the bill. nuson continued. "We'll have paign: mittee a bill to establish a na- Sens. Sam J. Ervin Jr., D- it back on the floor again in tional system of no-fault au- N. C, Marlow Cook, R-Ky., January." "We intend to go out and tomobile insurance, apparent- and Strom Thurmond, R-S. C, Magnuson said the current ask of our young people not ly killing any chance of con- argued that objectionable pro- car-insurance system "is bor- just to protest against in- gressional action this year. visions and serious con- dering on national scandal. adequate schools but to teach "Everybody knows what stitutional questions about the The premiums are going up children; not just to complain this motion is all about," Sen. bill deserve study by the law- and the payments to accident about the quality of law en- Warren Magnuson, D-Wash., yers on Judiciary. victims are going down. We're forcement, but to enlist in our manager of the bill, told the But, Magnuson countered, trying to do something about overburdened police forces Senate. "It buries the bill, the 17 lawyers on Commerce it." and to join the staffs of pris- simple as that." are just as able as the 17 on Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr., ons; not just to make By a 49-46 vote last night the Judiciary. R-Tenn., said no-fault as pro- speeches about tiie Third Senate approved a motion by "This is a real blow at the posed by Magnuson would be World, but to serve abroad in Sen. Roman Hruska, R-Neb., American consumer," Magnu- "an inappropriate and costly a revived Peace Corps; not THE NEW TEAM — Democratic presidential to send the Commerce Com- son said. "It affects every program." just to talk about love, but to nominee Sen. George McGovern holds his new mittee measure to the Judi- American home." The insur- The insurance industry was work with the retarded, the running mate's hand high in the air in a victory ciary Committee for further ance-lobby pressure, he divided on the measure, with elderly, the lonely, the ill, the pose after the Democratic National Committee study. added, "must have been the biggest car insurer. State blind, and millions of hungry approved the nomination of Sargent Shriver last Both New Jersey senators. strong." Farm, neutral. Such insurers children on this planet." night in Washington. Republican Clifford P. Case, "Everyone was giving me as Aetna and Nationwide fa- Sen. Clifford P. Case Sen. Harrison A. Williams and Democrat Harrison A. this pious explanation: 'I'm vor no-fault; Allstate and Travelers are opposed. A large segment of the trial- lawyers' profession is against the concept. Delayed Cantwell The bill would do away with Pressures Mount as Vote most court suits arising from traffic accidents and would require companies to promptly and automatically pay claims within limits of Trial Is Scheduled Nears on Eiid*War Move $25,000 each for medical and TRENTON (AP) — After a City, has been tied up with Cantwell became ill and re- WASHINGTON (AP) - ceded the House could echo withdrawal of all U. S. forces stronger one would cut off all rehabilitation expenses and series of delays lasting two other cases. And Lucas him- quired hospitalization. .Pressures heightened on both the Senate and vote down the from Indochina by the end of funds for U. S. war operations $85,000 for lost wages. years, retired Maj. Gen. self has been running the Ber- Lucas, who is deptuty direc- aides today as the House entire bill. Again, the lineup the year in return for release and provide for U. S. with- New Jersey has enacted a 'James F. Cantwell is sched- gen County prosecutor's of- tor of the attorney general's moved toward a vote on an was too close to predict. of American prisoners and a drawal from all parts of In- no-fault program, effective uled to go on trial next month fice for the past 14 months, Division of Criminal Justice, end-the-war mandate coupled "I think the foreign-aid bill limited cease-fire to assure dochina except Thailand with- next year. on charges of using state em- ever since the state in- presented the evidence to a foreign-military-aid bill. is in danger whatever we do," safe withdrawal of American in four months if Hanoi re- ployes to perform work on his dictment of former prosecutor against Cantwell — along with. The industry collects $14 bil- home hi Ewing Township. Robert Dilts. Neither side was predicting said Speaker Carl Albert. forces. . leases American prisoners lion annually in premiums and Mercer County Prosecutor whether the antiwar amend- Passage of the $2.1-billion The measure is one of two and accounts for GIs missing pays out $7 billion. Seriously Deputy Attorney General Bruce M. Schragger — to a David G.Lucas said yesterday Luca»said there have been county grand jury. ment would survive, although foreign-aid measure hinges on end-the-war amendments be- in action. injured victims recover only at least four delays or ad- both friends and foes con- the amendment directing fore Congress. The other, an estimated 16 per cent of the case will be tried before The general was named Milder Measure Mercer County Judge Samuel journments in the case. He their actual losses through confirmed that he informed Aug. 11,1970 in three separate The Senate passed the mild- court actions, according to a D. Lenox Jr., probably about indictments of two counts each Sept. 5 or 6. Judge Lenox three or four er amendment, then killed the Transportation Department months ago the state was charging him with "willfully foreign-aid bill to which it was study. and' knowingly obtaining from uujr. , Lucas, who will try the case ready for trial. the state a thing of value not County Still Awaiting attached. Ten states have adopted no- . for the state, said the trial On Vacation lawfully and justly due to But in a quick turn-around, fault-type plans, but only delays have been caused by Brown's office said he was him.. .the use and services of the Senate passed the strong- Florida and Massachusetts the "unavailability of coun- on vacation until next month. a public employe.. .for his er end-the-war provision and have laws which approached sel. The case was scheduled to private work on, at or about also the Pentagon procure- the federal goals in the bill. He said Cantwell's attorney, be tried last September but his private lands and build- Meeting With MCAP Raymond Brown of Jersey ment bill carrying it. Because Massachusetts drivers in two was postponed then because ings aMhe public expense..." ' FREEHOLD — The county Russell that such a program the House version of that bill years have had a 42-per-cent that "any of our local tax- reduction in bodily injury pre- Each of the three counts of Board of'Freeholders said would be dropped. payers in the County of Mon- contained no end-the-war lan- using state employes is pun- yesterday ft is still waiting for '"Contrary to our desires the guage, the package was sent miums. mouth should be saddled with President Nixon has said ishable by up to seven years Wllbert C. Russell, executive foreign program was carried such an improper ex- to a House-Senate conference Monmouth Racing 1 in prison and a $2,000 fine. - director.of Monmouth Com- through by MCAP with the ex- where it may languish without no-fault "is an idea whose penditure." time has come." But he fa- Cantwell was also charged munity Action Program penditure of some $60,000. The freeholders noted that action. with three counts of mis- (MCAP), to arrange a meet- Withhold Fond vors action by the states, county newspapers reported rather than a national plan. conduct in office, each of ing with it to discuss the "This Board of Freeholders yesterday that MCAP appoint- The House then became the ExtensionDoubted MCAP trip that sent 67 young- forum as both sides stepped Magnuson said: "It was the ATLANTIC CITY (AP) — mately f 11 million in state which is punishable by up to want it definitely understood ed a committee to meet with American people who lost on three years in prison and a sters overseas for the sum- that we were opposed to this them concerning the trip but up their lobbying. Gov. William T. Cabill has revenue, Garden State $10 and mer. the floor of the Senate... The termed as "doubtful" imple- Atlantic City only $6 million. $1,000 fine. program and still stand op- that MCAP has not asked The counter-pressure drives winners, at the expense of ev- Cantwell, 64, was chief of The Freeholders issued a posed to such a program and them for another meeting and mentation of a proposal by were being conducted by Re- ery American who drives a several race horse owners to "I am informed that in the 11 staff of the New Jersey De- three-paragraph statement to will therefore continue to that it was up to MCAP to publicans under GOP Leader partment of Defense from reiterate their opposition to withhold from MCAP the request the meeting. car, are the trial lawyers and have 10 days of the 1972 Atlan- days that Atlantic City ran at Gerald R. Ford and by a coa- a group of insurance com- tic City race meeting trans- Monmouth, from July 21 Nov. 15, 1954, until April 23, the overseas trip and to clear $35,000 that was appropriated Trustees Showed Up lition of antiwar congressmen any misunderstanding of their in January in the 1972 budget panies. . . No fault is not a ferred to Monmouth Park. through Aug. 2, there was an 1970, when he was replaced by The freeholders had met and peace lobbyists. dead issue." increase in state revenue of Gen. William R. Sharp. stand on the issue. of the general operations for with Mr. Russell 10 days ago "This Board of Freeholders the poor of MCAP that we Atlantic City Mayor Joseph almost three-quarters of a As chief of staff, Cantwell but cancelled the meeting million dollars," Cahill stated. was also the head of the state opposed this program from its agreed upon in the beginning when four MCAP trustees de- Bradway said yesterday that of the year." the governor stated in corre- He added that "persuasive National Guard. At his retire- introduction last April," it manded to be admitted. The ment, he was president of the said, "and was given to un- The statement added that freeholders said the trustees Child Swept to Sea spondence to him that such a arguments could be made" in move would require an view of the falling off in state National Guard Association of derstand by Mr. Wilbert C. Jhe freeholders did not feel were not officially appointed the United States. by the MCAP board and that • agreement between Atlantic revenue at Atlantic City for-a iiiiinnuuiiDimiiiiiiiraiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiniiiiuin it was understood with Mr. On Raft, Rescued City and Monmouth Park change of venue,'but he con- Cantwell, a Democrat, was Russell that the meeting was tracks, and that it would be sidered such a change doubt- appointed chief of staff by to be between themselves and SEA ISLE (AP) - A seven- 3:15 p.m. when they were no- subject to approval of the ful. Democratic Gov. Robert B. him. year-old Annsylvania girl tified of the girl's disappearance. Racing Commission. The governor was replying Meyner and was retained in The Inside Story was rescue five miles off- At 6:40 p.m. a Coast Guard "In view of the fact that the to Bradway's request that he that cabinet position by Mey- The freeholders are willing shore by a U.S. Coast Guard helicopter crew spotted the Women's world In politics today.. Page 12 to meet with Mr. Russell Atlantic City season has been take steps to prevent the ner's Democratic successor, Navy has a shipwreck party.... Page 13 helicopter crew after she had girl clinging to the raft five planned to resume on Aug. 21 "transfer" of race dates. Richard J. Hughes. again and, if he wants, any of- been clinging to a rubber raft miles from the beach. The Knlcksand Rangers New Jersey bound? ....Page 22 ficially appointed MCAP com- and continue through Oct. 16, Jets* fate again rests on Namath Page 23 for some seven hours. helicopter was brought down it would appear very late, in Monmouth Park Today Page 23 mittee to discuss the overseas on the water some 75 feet trip. They say they will with- The girl, Cherry Lynne my opinion, to make any real DAILV REGISTER Davis of Portage, Pa., told from the raft. changes in the advertised Bagpipes, Burrs, Kilts Bridge Advice 21 hold the .funds until they get a her rescuers she had been PHONE NUMBERS satisfactory explanation of Chief petty officer Fred El- schedule," Cahill stated. Classified 26-28 Main Office. ..741-6010 playing in the surf at 11:30 Comics 21 the trip. a.m. when she was swept out lingwood, who first spotted The governor also ques- Classified Ads 741-6900 the girl, swam to the raft'and tioned whether Monmouth Set for the Big Parade Contemporary Life 12,13 Legal Adv.../. 741-0010 MCAP trustees Monday at sea, unnoticed by her par- Crossword Puzzle 21 night appointed a six-member ents who were nearby. brought her to the helicopter. Park would be agreeable to Some relatively new residents of Red Bank have mad'" Display Adv 741-0010 the proposed transfer, in view Editorials 6 Circulation Dept ...741-3330 committee to represent them At noon, her parents, Mr. Ellingwood said the girl's quite an impact on Monmouth County and, indeed, the state. Entertainment 29 Sports Dept 741-0017 at a future meeting. Appoint- and Mrs. Ronald F. Davis, no-' first words were, "Can I take of the fact that its receipts We refer-to members of the Scots-American Club who. pur Financial 19 Contemporary T»iJ(c .....741-0010 ed were Mrs. Julia Wheeler, tified the Sea Isle police and my raft with me?" have been off this year. chased the former Veterans of Foreign Wars home on Mechan- Horoscope 21 Accounts Payable 741-0010 chairwoman of the board; the beach patrol here that A Coast Guard spokesman The park, the governor said, ic St. Just a few months old, the club'4 Jersey Shore Scots- Movies 29 George Berry, Tom Daniels, their daughter was missing. said she was in good spirits has blamed the loss on the American Pipe Band has collected prizes galore as it added Accounts Recelvable...741-001Q Ms. Jacqueline Falls, Ermon A land and sea search was and appeared'none the worse • Racing Commission's approv- color and fine music to a variety of parades. Obituaries 4 MIddlctown Bureau 671-2250 Jones and ReinaldoNazario. for her seven-hour odyssey. Sports 22-25 freehold Bureau 462-2121 launched, with the Coast al of Atlantic City harness The band's next major appearance will be Aug. 26 when it Television „ 29 Long Branch Bureau...222-001© Guard and New Jersey State The girl was reunited with racing at Freehold. will perform in the parade celebrating jite 100th anniversary of We repair all brands of elec- her parents when the helicop- jiinaiiDiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiininiiiiiimHmiii Marine Police joining in at the Red Bank Fire Department. tric shavers. Norelco . Re- ter touched down at a base- In 1971, the governor noted, Florence Bruder interviewed some of the band members. Pure Maple Syrup Accordion Melodies every mington Schick, . etc. Pro- Live Lobsters ball field here. Atlantic City, Monmouth and Her story about bagpipes, burrs, kilts and the grand people ,100% maple syrup from the Wednesday" atTEe Cobble"~" - fessional Pharmacy, 134 7 one lb. $10. Moby Dick, un- the Garden State Parks each Who own them will appear in tomorrow's Daily Register, woods of Hartland, Vt. $6 half stones, ,Rt. 3§,..Middletowii1 Broad St., Red Bank. 747-5288. der the bridge, Highlands. 201- Enjoy a great lunch at Steak had 60 days of racing, with Northern Monmouth County's largest newspaper and Moi^ "Ml. Call 842-0981. (Adv.) (Adv.) (Adv>.) 4430. (Adv.) and Brew from $1.25. (Adv.) Monmouth providing approxi- mouth County's most interesting newspaper. The Dally Register, Red Bank-Mitidk'town.N.J. Wednesday, August 9,1972 Shopping Centers Executive Laments Zoning, widths to 150 feet are une- We shall discuss the matUsr EATONTOWN - "It .seems ard Weiss, the corporation's Expressing Axlan's views stores to the center in a pro- feel," he added, "that the and Lawrence F. Boff said further at the council meet- Borough of Eatontown has a they favored expansion of the conomical. We could, as I Ute a crime, when you cannot public relation counsel, will yesterday afternoon, .Mr. posed shopping m»D on Hope ljave said, live with 100 feet. ing." take an existing thriving shop- attend tonight's Borough UiWer released Ute following Road between Rt. 36 and vested interest in the well? shopping center but they want ping center, expand it proper- Council meeting on the issue, statement: Wyckoff Ed., on a 220<

No. 123456 BONE- Application for New Jersey State Lottery LESS $119 Ticket Reservation Plan LEAN EYE ROUND ROAST 1 Ib. 12 WEEKS 24 WEEKS 52 WEEKS »6°° «25°° Return this application to CHECK DESIRED CHOICE [WHOLE $139 your nearby Licensed Lot- ICUTTO tery Agent with your check -I I I..1J I I Hid'.l )RDER SHELLS BEEF or money order. 1 u I i-i I I.'M'.I I lu aalT.L-i'l III! t,fi

ZIP core WHOLE GRADE A F= CHICKENS AGENT 29 NUMBER I Ml $ C PORTERHOUSE STEAK. 1.29ib. LEAN CHUCK GROUND. .„ 79 * MEHrSICNATUIIE TORE. .DATE.

^W ^™ ^^ ^^ ^^^M ^M^M^M ^M ^M ^H ^H ^H ^H ^H^H ^H ^M ^H^H HHIH HH| • Tke Dally Register, Sc4 Bak-MJMtet»wa,N J. WedBeoby, Angnst 1,JIT? L'i R&yshore Teen^ers Want Building^

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS . per Ave. after Norman Hip-, dinance deleting a require- old railroad right-of-way. Council accepted the — A group of teen-agers has sley of 38. Hooper Ave. ment that interest be no more Council also granted an "nations of Robert if" asked Borough Council to pro- presented a petition signed by than 6 per cent per year. The easement to the authority on from the PJannlng Vide them with a building they his neighbors requesting'that revision stales that interest a small parcel next to the ten J. Tracy from the can use every evening "so we the street be made one-way.' should not exceed the legal Highlandia apartments not Committee on Drugs, don't have to congregate on- Mr. Hipsley contended that rate. mentioned in prior resolutions Robert B. Breuning First Ave. and get in trouble' the street is being used as a Council granted a 2(l-foot giving the authority the right police department. easement to the Monmouth to lay its lines through the with the police." speedway late at night. Paul Muir, a former ' The group of about 12, from' Another petition and a letter County Bayshore Outfall Au- borough. thority on property at the cUman, was appointed the Teenagers Club sponsored' were received from residents officer to the end of the by the Veterans of Foreign: of Bayside Drive contending north end of Fourtn Ave. Council authorized-the Har- owned by the borough. The bor Commission to purchase a to fill the unexpired term Wars, reminded council at its that road is in terrible shape Francis Borsky. meeting last night that teen- and asking that it be resur- easement is at the site of the new fire hydrant for $700. agers were using a recreation faced. building adjacent to Borough Councilman John M. Phair Eft Hall as a meeting place but it agreed that the road is de- was in poor shape and had to' teriorating and needs major be abandoned. Currently the ' reconstruction but he esti- MONMOUTH MEATS Teenagers Club meets in the mated costs at $80,000. Sea Scout building at the har- He promised that until that 110 MONMOUTH ST. 13 MAIN ST. bor, but that building is not job can be financed,'the available many evenings. borough will attempt to resur- RED BANK EATONTOWN The group would like the. face the road with materials 741-5292 542-0743 town to i build a recreation available from the current re- building, but Councilman Ger- surfacing of other roads. LEAN FRESH ALL PORK ald F. Kelty pointed out "that Council adopted an ordi- would take a lot of money." nance appropriating f37,0O0 to Mayor Makes Promise purchase a new refuse truck GROUND SAUSAGE SKINLESS Mayor Richard C. Stryker and authorized $35,000 in promised the teen-agers that bonds to cover the costs. "we will work on the prob- Bids for the truck will be re-. CHUCK FRANKS lem." ceived Sept. 12. LINKS Council also promised to Requirement Deleted ask the police department to Council adopted an amend- C c c chart traffic problems on Hoo- ment to an old $58,000 bond or- 79 Ib. 89 Ib. 79 Ib. SWIFT'S PREMIUM LEAN - ALL MEAT LEAN MEATY HOTLINE Regular and Thick Teen* — Weed To Talk? or Lazy Maple LAMB SPARE Call Hot Line BACON 671-9476 PATTIES RIBS SUNDAY & MONDAY c 8 P.M. to 10 P.M. c FRIDAY A SATURDAY Ib. .to 12 MIDNIGHT 89 79 Ib. ""ib. m fmrnmrmtm DON'T PAY MORE! $I$I* FOR THESE ITEMS - YOU CAN.T BUY BETTER ANYWHERE sRigisttr Staff Phola City) EVERYTHING SOLD WITH A MONEY BACK GUARANTEE •» ATLANTIC SUNRAMA MISS WESTSIDE — Miss Renetta Wilson, left, 17, of 213 S. Pearl St., Red ' . Slirtvthvry Avtnut at Rwira 35 Bank, hqs been crowned Miss Westside of 1972. With Renetta Is 15-year- NEW SHREWSBURY • OELKIOUS old Klmberly Fields of 49 W. Westside Ave., the runnerup. The beauty • SHOOT CUT pageant was one of the features of the annual block party sponsored by the Red. Bank Community Center as a fund-raising event. More than 2,500 OPEN DALLX5 TO 10 P.M., SUNDAYS 9 TO 6 P.M. persons attended the day long party. Miss Wilson was crowned by Be- verly Rpss, last year's Miss Westside. She received a trophy, a bouquet of roses, $40 in cash, and a membership in the center. Miss Fields received the second place trophy. Repeat of Sellout— STEAKS GRADE"A" WELL TRIMMED THE VERY BEST Monmouth Beach Planners DOZEN IN ROAST BEEF' BOX To Get Complex Site Plan PULLET SIZE SIRLOIN MONMOUTH BEACH — Mayor Johnson said that the matter. Mayor Sidney B. Johnson an- borough had "absolutely no According to Mr. Pastorius, nounced at last night's meet- jurisdiction over the bridge." the bridge, which has no side- ing of the Board of Commis- He advised Mr. Pastorius to walks, is too narrow and STEAKS sioners that the Planning contact Freeholder Albert E. presents a hazard to both ROUND Allen about the bridge, saying CGG? Board will act upon a site drivers and crabbers who use plan application for the con- that the bridge was a county the .bridge. struction of a 17 story, 222 unit QUARTER, LOIN . Hot or Sweet high-rise condominium at its ItKI'T. next regular meeting, August 21. HI-CFRUIT PORK CHOPS ITALIAN The proposed condominium, WIFESAVER DRINKS 9 to 11 Chops which will be located on Chan- Per Pk3. 85 ib nel Drive, will be built by The Litton Microwave Oven SAUSAGE Channel Club Towers Associ- 46-Oz. ates, a joint venture, in- saves her time and trouble! volving Kendall Development No hot pots, no hoi kitchen. Because tiny radio waves simply change CAN U.S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED—Frank Perdue* Co., Twin Rivers, and Mihm food moistura into heat. Only the lood itself gets hot.'Never you. And Associates, Monmouth Beach. the taste? Astonishing. With no outside heat to cause flavor loss, every- 29 thing's fresher, tastier. PERDUE Quo/iry CHICKENS Plot plans and maps will be MONTCO available to the public in the Easy lo use. Adjust the time and when food is THE MINUTCMASTEft LEGS done, it turns off automatically. c Borough Clerk's Office during Him , C«0klna Tim* With e-DZ. Iflbsttr 3mln.«MC. SODA fl Q« regular office hours during • Heal a baby boltl* In 20 Mconds tall defrost In 90 the week, and from 10 a.m. sec. ?X.f)7 RnttlP • JaT WIGHS • Bacon In 2 mlnutn 4-lb. rib roast 22 minutes l6 Ib • Poaehid tggt In 3 mlnulsa frozen veoetobles until noon on Saturdays. 5 mlnules MONTCO • Bak* a cak* In 5 minute* coke 5 mlnules According to Charles Pa- rnnvon«tll**cob • A 4-lb rib roaal cooks and brewna 2 mlnuits lant, Vice President of Kend- tvsnly In 23 mlnuta* defrosts I2-OI. 90 seconds SUGAR steak all Development Co., no vari- • So *alt «v«n a child can us* It. trout (4 oi.) 4 minutes ances will be necessary, since LB the building was designed to COME IN - conform with the borough's FOR OUR zoning code. LOW, LOW PAG Mr. Palant said that if site SPECIAL plan approval is granted, the PRICE! MARTINSON! condominium will be ready for occupancy by the spring of COFFEE 'DAIRY 1974. Facilities in the con- LB. M m^a\C INDIAN VALLEY \ CALIFORNIA dominium will include, ac- PINK MEAT _ cording to Mr. Palant, tennis CAN courts,- a swimming pool and 79 Cantaloupes ftft a health club. BUTTER hH LARGE m TUTTOROSSO LB. SOLID \#W j Mayor Johnson said that the cost of the one and two bed- TOMATO PUREE )7.ES FOOD DMT. \ room units will begin at ap- FREE £ 28-Or. HAPPY'S / 36-Suc proximately $40,000. Magnlllc*nl Microwave I CAN GARDEN FRESH James Pastorius, a resident 18-pc. cookwsr* wt worth OS 1 • ICE of Navesink Drive, asked why $24.95 plus raelpa cookbook R the board had failed to take worth $6.95, a $31.90 valua MARCAL Green PEPPER! any action of his suggestion, CREAM Ife CALIFORNIA • SEEDLESS made last October, that the NAPKINS HALF GALLON 49 borough establish a con- '—DELL DEl'T: k GRAPES 39.b servation commission. WHITE FAM|LY Borough Attorney William 180 Count 25 Boiled HAM 54(40 FAVOKim R. Blair, Red Bank, said that Microwave Oven KRAFT'S NEW • RADISHES Ac the state's Wetlands Act made •W?"'^CHUNKY 8,OZ. FRESHLY SLICED unnecessary local ordinances DOMESTIC regarding local wetlands. Vk1VR-O-K-A ATLANTIC r^,.i DRESS|NG HOT WEATHER ou CUCUMBERS 39 SPECIAL 59-Aib.1 Mayor Johnson, however, said that the board is "com- mitted to establishing a con- servation commission" to deal with other areas of ecological MORTON KLEENEX concern. He indicated that an SUPTRAMA HUNT'S AXION ASSORTED ordinance would be in- TOMATO SAUCE PRE-SOAK CHICKEN troduced at the next meeting 8-0z. of the board to establish such SHREWSBURY AVE. at RT. 35 TISSUE a commission. Can F • NEW SHREWSBURY Reg. $ In response to Mr. Pastor- lus's request that improve- STORE HOURS ments be made on the Patten MOW. thru SAT. > A.M. to 10 P.M. SUNDAYS 9 AM. to « P.M. Polht Bridge, on, patten Ave., ^REGISTER Controlling the Airwaves By JACK ANDKRSON niiiMiuiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiimndiiimiimtwiiu as "unpredictable In actions the Selective Service System'* in |H7K-l'ublishi'd h\ Itu H«J Kdnk and in the way he'will vote," new acting director, Byron TwdtyeHH ago, President WASHINGTON according to the memo. John- Pepitone. ARTHUR Z. KAMIN Nixon 'set up a special office son, on the other hand, "pre- Not long after he took over President and Editor in the White House lo coordi- dictably takes the opposing the agency from Dr. Curtis nate telecommunications po- SCENE side." Tarr three months ago, the •ifi,Thomas J. Bly, Executive Kditor William t Sandford Associate Editor licy. This caused quiet appre- The memo suggests that the hapless Pepitone found him- hension that the President in- HHINUIDIIIIIIIIinillllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIII; newest KCC commissioner, self bogged down in paper- tended to exercise more per- President's influence upon the Richard Wiley, might replace work. Wednesday, August 9, 1972 sonal control over radio-tele- radio-television industry. Chairman Hurch. Wiley is de- He was a victim of the bu- vision matters. The memo was written by scribed as "clearly a favorite reaucracy's penchant for col- iiiiuuiuuuutuiiiiiniiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HiiiitiiiiiiminmiiMiiiiiiii! Such a thought, a spokes- Alan Katzenslein, one of the of the Administration and will lecting forms. The filling and man assured us, was the last managers of the Needham, be considered for the next filing of forms, you see, oc- Craftsmanship Vrouiid iho World thing on the President's mind. Harper and Steers advertising opening of the chairmanship." cupies a lot of bureaucrats We have obtained a fascinat- agency in New York City. His Katzenstein acknowledged who draw good money from worked overtime to type these ing memo, however, which memo, summarizing conver- to us that the memo was au- the taxpayers for their ef- complicated forms only to suggests otherwise. sations in Washington on July thentic. Lamb also confirmed forts. have national headquarters The memo, intended for the 27, quotes Brian Lamb of the that he had talked to Katzens- But Selective Service head- pay their ehiploycs overtime eves only of a few advertising While House tele- tein on July 27, But B6th men quarters got more forms than lo destroy them. executives, indicates thai the communications staff as insisted the memo, while cov- it could handle after instruct- Cost to the taxpayers: an President would like to stack saying: ering the correct subject mat- ing local boards last January estimated $30,000 in needless I he regulatory agencies with FCC Shakeup? ter, overstated Lamb's re- to send in computerized mailing and computer lime al- people who will go along with "The President and his staff marks. copies of draft classification one. • his telecommunications pol- are unhappy with appointees "I can't speak for the Presi- forms. Footnote: When we first K ies. ' who appear lo support and dent," Lamb told us. "I made Headquarters was snowed called Pepitone about our Specifically, he would like promote measures that would this clear to Katzenstein." under with these forms — 4.5 findings, he denied the boon- to replace Federal Trade upset the existing free-enter- Kalzenstein, after receiving million of them by official es- doggle'. "We may have 'de- ( ommission Chairman Miles prise and marketing system. a call from Lamb, also partly timate. Grudgingly, the top stroyed some forms improper- Kirkpatrick, Federal Commu- ly filled out; but eertaiiily "Lamb twice made the repudiated the memo. "I brass concluded their comput- 1 nications Commission Chair- point that great care will be don't think I can stand up in er couldn't handle the deluge, their numbers are not in the' man Dean Burch and Federal taken in selecting replace- court under bath and say this so they processed only forms millions," he said. But within ( ommunications Commission- ments when vacancies occur is what the gentleman said. for lft-and 19-year-olds. 24 hours. Ken Coffey, a er Nicholas Johnson with ap- in the regulatory agencies, These were merely my im- This meant (hat 2.6 million spokesman for Pepitone, pointees more on the While implying especially Kirk- pressions a day later," Kat- forms — all neatly typed and celled back and admitted House wave length, according palrick, Burch and Nick John-. zenstein asserted. submitted by the local boards sheepishly that we were right. to the memo. son." An avalanche of govern- — had to be thrown away. ••We had just too many This would increase the Lamb characterized Burch ment forms has overwhelmed Many local employes had forms," he said. Bright Spot in Dark Gloud By JIM BISHOP iiiiHiinnipiiiiiiiiiiimmiitiniiiiiiiimiiimuni! - ing boards, the Hermans were gulfed the unsinkable Her- ^youngrhandsome, ambitious, mans. Or. Luke Mulligan told U-19 is empty. Mr. and Mrs. and had an only child — Kmil Kay, as gently as he 'could, : THE ; 1 mjl Herman are on, deck in Jr. that she had cancer. 'The oj£ huge verandah chairs. They They lived, then and jfow, in eration was a"success, but the lead and doze under a brassy ....REPORTER.:-. a tw-o-story House at 148 Wil- depression was' difffcult fo • Caribbean sun, the faces and liams Ave;, Hasbrouck 1 fight. The cool waterfall of arms massaged by the cease- iiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiHniiii iniiimiiiii Heights? N.J. There is a lime laughter was stilled. '"' • less breeze. This is their fifth dined in splendor at the old when all the tomorrows are A little later, EmilWIt pains d.tv aboard the 27,000-ton S.S. San Juan Hotel, risked and shiny with.promise. Emil in his abdohlen. Cancer. H& Mardi Gras, and the miracle lost $20 in the gambling ca- was rated as'one oftVhe' 10 best was in Holy Name HospltafV has occurred. They got sino, thrilled to guitars, held color photographers in the when his newspaper and Ills- aboard at Miami getting old hands and sighed for no rea- East He worked for the Sun- job expired. For a mdnrtertl,' — and they are now sweet 16. son at all. This happens to all day Mirror in New York. He he toyed with the notion of 'mother, her husband and son- couples who take a cruise. was a winner.' jumping out a window. They' \ ship is a world. This one : by night. only 11 years of age. used to For 178 hours, all men are And yet, a man is less of a lived in a world shattered ' Somehow, Max Wolkoff be the Empress of Canada. kings, all wives are queens.- success, more diminutive, un- physically and economically. heard about the Hermans. He The entire universe of hun- Captain Paolo Maccio invited less has a (Catherine I.aga- It was Kay who had the told Ted Arisort, president of dreds of passengers is 650 the Hermans on the ship's tutta at his side. Kay was a courage. She asked no help, Carnival Cruise Lines. Alison, long, 85 feet wide. Within that bridge to see how a big ocean tall attractive woman with and got none. Both not only who had seen "Th6 Godfa- space are palatial dining liner operates. The maitre d\ reddish-blonde hair, one gif- recovered, but each has sur- ther." said: "Make them an rooms, card rooms, infirmary, Carlos Fonte, dark and hand- ted with a sense.which we vived more than 10 years offer they' can't refuse;" The music, dancing, floor show, some in a red shirred shirt mistakenly call "common." • without a recurrence. It was Hermans said, "No, thank beautician, shops, a movie and black jacket, bows them She was never too fatigued to she who brought the laughter, you." Wolkoff said: "Cabin U- (SUIT r I. ill. ?,,,. Ti«-., theater, swimming pool — a to a good table. They are in- listen to his daily problems the love, the ambition back 19 has been reserved for you." city in motion. troduced to other passengers and to offer solutions. into their lives. And so the Hermans walk The laughter from Cabin U- and form lifelong friendships World Drops Depd From Brownie to Broom the moonlit decks at night, 19 is so hilarious that it pene- which expire in a week. They lived well, but saved Who needs a first-class pho- hand in hand. They are riding McGovern's Rough Starl trates the steel bulkheads. The character of a good enough to send their, son to tographer at age 67? Nobody. the .west of the wave, as the Pity poor George McGovern After a beginning. Perhaps, though, Mr. Kmil and Kay are "living it ship, and a good marriage, is college. The silvery cascade Kay went back to her old posi- Mardi Gras does. When they spectacularly successful organizational ef- up." This is their first cruise displayed by how many of laughter from Kay would tion as an executive secre- return to Hasbrouck Heights, McGovern can take solace from the — the first time in busy lives storms of fury it can survive. rattle windows. Emil saved tary. Kmi! sat home and they will relive this voyage fort that swept him through the long string record of 1968 when the Democratic Party that they could, for one week, The Mardi Gras, and the Her- and bought more sophistacted learned to use a vacuum clea- for a long, long lime. "You of primary elections and to victory as his emerged divided from its hectic con- become children again. mans, have weathered the cameras, lenses, light meters. ner and a dust cloth. He be- never meet nice people when party's presidential nominee, he must vention in Chicago, low in public esteem Sighed for No Reason most savage hurricanes. Then the world dropped dead came irritable, depressed. She you're up," Herman says. Thirty-five years ago, long be- overnight. cooked, cleaned, worked by wonder whether his quest for the White as a result of Mayor Daley's performance, At ports of call, they walked "You find themwhen you're the streets of old San Juan, fore the ship was on the draw- The insuperable storm en- day, took care of her old down." .... House is hopelessly, jinxed. with a candidate whose cause seemed Coming out of the Democratic con- hopeless, and with little propect of mount- vention, the McGovern campaign was ing an effective campaign. Still by Novem- bathed in euphoria, filled with zeal and op- ber, nominee Hubert Humphrey was able timism, and convinced that the winds of to come within an eyelash of defeating Mental Defection Devices New Politics that'had blown through the Richard Nixon for the presidency. By ROBERT YOAKUM uniniiinnrniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii) that spot is so popular with brown package on the cabin creaking party machinery would sweep on Or perhaps Sen. McGovern can find hijackers that in bad weather floor between his legs. Hijacking is on every plane ANOTHER pirated planes are stacked up Man's box top.large to get to victory in November. < some comfort in the observation of that in- passenger's mind these days, Then it happened. First, Sen. over the airport.) under seat. What the hell kind imitable political philosopher of yester- not excluding me or members Those thoughts, as I recall of security is this? Even if McGovern had to suffer the embarrass- year — Mr. Dooley — when he said: of the Federal Aviation Ad- LOOK iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiimiinimmiiiiiiimiimiq them now, went something that giant box only contained ment of having his staff veto the retention "Man an' boy I've seen the Dimmy- ministration. They plan to buy like this: firecrackers it would be 9.000 metal detection devices most congressmen and news- of popular Lawrence O'Brien as national cratic. Party hangin' to th' ropes a score iv Walk by metal detection de- enough to ... I'd rather not for airport boarding gates in paper columnists, and nearly vice in passageway to plane, think about it. chairman. Then came the blow from gram-' times. I've seen it dead an' burried an' • more than 500 American all of my friends. But if the ._ py George Meany who announced that the but no one there to monitor Behavior Profile ,, , th' Raypublieans kindly buildin' a inonym- cities. gadgets prevented one- hut machine, f'm loaded down Scrutinize man himself; AFL-CIO would depart from its long tradi- int f'r it... I've gone to sleep nights won- But that's not the way I from terrorizing one plane's with metal, from dictating ; Looks like a small George YOAKtlM tion by not endorsing the Democratic nom-< first understood the radio crew and passengers, they unit in briefcase to caps on derin' where I'd throw away me vote afther would be worth the sacrifice. Meany. Would ] buy a used Better get atit.; inee. Finally, the Eagleton affair. this an' when I woke up there was that news announcement. I teeth, but nothing happens. union suit,.froni this man? If: me, sir," I say in Jouder vojue thought they said the FAA Fruity citizens, congressmen, Could be carrying H-bomb. The earlier setbacks were bad enough, crazy-headed ol' loon, iv a party with its and. columnists could profit- this airline were using the lhan .intended; Other passen-.- was going to install 9,0110 Oh. Maybe they'll search FAA hijacker behavior, piflfjjj? but the soul-searching and painful decision hair sthreamin' in its eyes, an' ax in its ably spend more time at gers look around, "Are you "mental detection devices." me at plane. Remember FAA test, would he pass? ' ' ' , also going to Hartford?/' : that was made to drop Sen. Tom Eagleton hand, chasin' Raypublieans into th' tall "Eureeka!" I exclaimed, home, anyway. telling airlines to search Better talk"to him to find Man nods,, but looks, as his running mate tested the inner con- grass. "Tis never so good as when 'tis" feeling confident that the FAA Then the news announcer people who fit hijacker "be- out whether he's a potential repeated the phrase and I got alarmed. I forgot.'Hartford is fidence and morale of Sen. McGovern and broke." wouldn't place an order for havior profile." . hijacker. Stress "potential." 9,000 mental detection devices it straight: metal detection the only place he can go since, his staffs The number of "names" who " George McGovern, who has been work- FAA said security profile is Maybe if I keep him in good it's plane's only destination. unless the things had been devices! secret, but it "isn't just any- mood he won't do it this time. then declined to be part of the ticket did ing political miracles all year, may be thoroughly tested and found This took me back to a re- Does he think I'm nutty? Or is one who looks sneaky." Just Let him hijack next plane; I he alarmed because he thinks nothing for him, either, but at least — in able to heal partisan wounds and make a effective in detecting mentals cent flight from Miami after the same, sneaky look; Is prob- have promises to keep, anil Sargent Shriver — he is able to get his who were about to defect. the Democratic National Con- I've found him out? real horse race of it by November. But it ably part of it. fry hard not to miles to go before I sldep. Plane rushing down runway .campaign under way. (Had. the announcer said vention — a flight I shall soon look sneaky when I come to will be an uphill race from beginning to have to repeat after the Rep. Remember hijackers de- for take off. Decide that fate ' "mental defection devices"? steward. Effort results in tiny scribed as frightened, frustra- It has been a rough, almost disastrous, end. No, I decided.) Nat. Conv. now sealed. Sit back and con- •• twitchy grin. Frankly, if I ted, despondent men with life- lemplale world in which we It would be hard on some Aerial Abduction were the steward, I would long feelings of inadequacy, people. A really tough, inflex- My mind was occupied with spend more time trying to ap- ••• stop myself, but he just smiles inferiority, discouragement, pease angry fellow men than We Must Control Firearms ible, no-nonsense detector thoughts of aerial abduction. and lets me by. failure, and a thing about would ground half the nation, (It always is iri Miami, since angry gods. If Acting FBI Director 1.. Patrick bly takes the position that gun controls are Aren't they even going to in- their mothers. How do I find Begin to read paper. Head- Gray can match his predecessor's success possible that would not mean total prohibi- spect my bulging briefcase? ' out? Can't say, "Pardon me, line says. "Many U.S. Flights Apparently not. I find my seat in influencing Congress, he may in time tion against owning firearms. He speaks sir, but do you feel frustrated, Slowed By New Security number and . .. Awaark! The frightened, inferior, and have perform a singular service for the nation. hopefully of measures such as licensing Checks.". man next to me has a large a thing about your mother?" Ha! Speaking on the matter of firearms and registration as one form of reasonable control — or the lack of it — the man who gun control that might be appled on what HiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniHiiiiiiMiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ilium mum replaced the late J. Edgar Hoover as the he terms ' a rational basis." No. 1 law officer came out strongly in fa- Unfortunately, Mr. Gray leans toward vor of banning the so-called Saturday night implementing gun controls basically at the specials (meaning cheap handguns easily state level. That would be fine if one could Today in History assembled from imported parts )and for count on state legislatures moving forth- registering and licensing all other guns. rightly to moot their responsibilities in this By the Associated Press cities of Albany and Schenrc- Such a stand will not make Mr. Gray mailer. treaty to end nuclear testing. tady. Five years ago, American' popular with the strident gun lobbyists The power of gun lobbies, however, is Today is ihe 222nd day of In 1842. a border dispute be- and North .Vietnamese troops who spring to the defense of the civilian as intense in stale capitals — if not more 1072. There arc 144 (lays left in tween the United Slates and were fighting in a previous arsenal on the slightest provocation. But it so — as it is in the halls of Congress. Ihe year. t'anada was settled in the Communist stronghold in Today's highlight in history: does indicate that Mr. Gray appreciates Until both Congress and the slates are Webster-Ashburlon Treaty... South Vietnam, the Song Re On this dale in 1945, the In 1X98, Spain formally ac- Valley. . ' ' the necessity of controlling the prolifera- willing to attack Hie evils of the ready United States dropped the sec- cepted peace terms ending One year ago, at least 13 tion of firearms across the land if thus na- availability of lethal firearms, the gun will ond atomic bomb on Japan, the Spanish-American War. persons were killed in rioting tion is ever to reduce the death and may-» remain the destructive force in our so-. destroying more than half the In 1902, Edward VII was in Belfast in'Northern Ire- hem caused by guns. ciety that it has become. City of Nagasaki. crowned king of Enland fol- land. The Senate on Monday rejected, H4-7, (in this date — lowing the death of his moth- Today's birthdays: Mete- Mr. Gray would ban outright the In 1638, a native of Holland,- er, Queen Victoria. a bill offered by Sen. Philip A. Hart, D- orologist Gordon Dunn.' is 67 cheap handguns manufactured for only Jonas Bronck, became the first In 1942, the British arrested years old. Former movie star difiTpurpose — to shoot human beings. To Mich., that would have outlawed private settler in what is- now the the Indian nationalist, Mo- Charles Farrell is 70. , this end, and without much support from possession of handguns. That was not un- fcronx. NY. handas Gandhi. He was inter- the Nixon Administration, legislation is expected. We hope the bill presented by In 1H31, the first rain in the ned'until 1944. Thought for today: Judge a - Cniled Stales to be drawn by moving through both houses of Congress Sen. Birch Bayh, D-lnd.. continues lo gain . Ten years ago, the Soviet man by his questions rather a steam locomotive made a Union rejected a new U.S. that would reduce the number of handguns support^ That would ban the sale nf snub- than his answers — Voltaire. run between the New York compromise proposal for a>French writer, 1694-I77H. sold indiscriminately in this nation. nosed, easily concealable handguns not- t Il\s Their Own Fault For Building Ate for other firearms, Mr. Gray sensi- suitable for sporting purposes. Their Dikes So Near The Wuler" IIHIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIMII )Mllllllllll(llllllllllllllllMlllllliraMtlUUHIIMUIIIItllimMlllllllllllHlMi|ll||UI|||it||UIII,MMUlu,,ll Tte Dafl? Register, Bed BaBk-MWdtetown,NJ. Wednesday, August 9, l*» 7 Teachers' Group Replies New Jers6y Highway y conscious mind w0i won- ing a gossip column instead of - 'Authority der forever if what I'm read-' an editorial section. I'm sure Woodbridge, N.J. mg is true or a figment of his some of the leading gossip, »tetter inib&hed in The IrwinJ;Polk,M.D. imagination. movie magazines would love f SegJster on. Tuesday, .Newman Springs Road His unprecedented attack Mr. Anderson and his lack of 1, a> number «r state* Red Bank, IU. READERS on; Sen. Eagleton is an ex- facts, but spellbinding head- SEWER ttettts and accusations con- Dear Dr. Polk: ample of bad journalism. If lines. cerning the Rumson-Fair Your letter of July,20,1972, there was any doubt in my My trust in columns such as BY NEW JERSEY'S LARGEST PLUMBER Usm Association of Class- addressed to Mr. John P. Gal- press secretary to Mrs. Nixon,

WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES

LAYER CAKE MIXES CHEESE SPREAD All Varieties PASTEURIZED PROCESS , 2-lb. box SAVE 20< SAVE 4' box

PROGRESSO Rival Doq Food IMPORTED BEEF RECIPE WITH PASTE 6 PACK AND BASIL I5'/2-ox. SAVE 30' cans SAVES' /n pocft

SALAD DRESSING A*PBRAND Scout 8-oi. MAN-SIZE CREAMY RUSSIAN French Onion Dip cont. < FACIAL or GREEN GODDESS BREAKSTONE • PASTEURIZED 8-oz. pIBI6C Whipped Cream Cheese cup 47' SAVE 6' boff/e BREAKSTONE • PASTEURIZED 2-lb. O JL< CCottag eC Cheesh e cont. OO BF£F or LAMB CHUNKS SWISS PARFAIT Breakstone Yogurt SAVES' 15-ox. FLEISCHMANN'S L (uUlte/Beq Doq Food can Soft Margarine SWEET UNSALTED or LIGHTLY SALTED Sunnyfield Butter . brick ISAVC4M100% COLOMBIAN - VACUUM PACKED AP CekmbifutCo^ea REGULAR

i- ib prints \SAVE4' Srott Viva Towels w ^-»- \SAVET

AGP SOWN lib. • 'i Ib. Prints pkg.

VIRGINIA - VACUUM PACKED MINUTE MAID 6-01. JT< A&P Salted Peanuts 33 Froxen Orange Juice can Mtm SUNNYFIELD QUICK-FROZEN Orange 12-oz. E^{ Corn Flakes Minute Maid Juice can J«# ANN PAGE QUICK FROZEN '2-or.f 00 Tomato Soup 9< pkgs. I can ' m Downyflake waffles 3 CAMPBELL'S A&P GRADE A-FROZEN Mix or lOft-oz. fl A« Cut or 9-oz. Tomato Soup can I w French Style pkg. Match Green Beans 19' 4 |oo ASSORTED COLORS SNOW CROP Quick 6-oz. roll 14 Froxen can ScotTissue Orange Juice REGULAR STYLE QUICK FROZEN ,. ,22-oz. 12-oz. A&P Potato Salad cup Snow Crop Orange Juice Apple/ P \lce Cream •r pkg. A&P 10 PAK FROZEN C Macaroni Salad cup Roman Cheese Pizza 99 SA VE 30c WITH COUPON BELOW SNACK TRAY A&PEP9.9taatn d Salad Jeno's Pizza ££. £"79* o cup BIRDS EYE PUDDINGS S4 V£ I5c W/FH || COUPON BELOW —IN STORES WITH DELI DEPT— % 17 ( Cool H Creamy F,*!L £r43« FOR THE Fresh Cole Slaw 33 PEELED & DEVEINED - FROZEN LAUNDRY

Carnation Shrimp pkg. SAVE 15cWITH COUPON BELO Rice Pudding oeomy 33-oz. plastic Nagel Bologna

Sultana TH/S COUPON WORTH THIS COUPON WORTH I** THIS COUPON WORTH TURKEY or CHICKEN D'WIWAA T0W4RD PURCHASE OF TOWARD PURCHASE OF FABRIC SOFTENER ll-oz.

ROZEH Limit one coupon p«r family. n* raupon p«r family. iimiV one csupan pt r family. Coupon good Coupon good Coupon good thru Sat., Aug. 12. SA thru Saf., Aug. 12 riM»«ffectiv« San., Aug. 6th thru Sat., Aug. 12th at A&P WEO Stores in Northern & Central N.J., Stolen Island, Orange & RocklandCounties. JtaimoffofMi forul* an nol available te ether retaUd«o|«rs or wholaiaten. TfccDtfly Register, Bed Bank-MM

WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY Grain Fed Steer Beet

BONELESS Top Sir/off), Top Round. Bo#toin Hound, or Shoulder UNTRIMMED LOIN - WHOLE or HALF FRESHLY GROUND BEEF

FRESHLY GROUND BEEF

COMBINATION PACK 2 Shoulder Chops, BONELESS BEEF ROUND 2 Loin End Chops, ib. 6 Center Cut Chops BONELESS BREASTS FRESH-WHOLE FRYING XMs LEG QUARTERS

SUPER-RIGHT'QUALITY 2TO 2-IB. AVERAGE Ib, P SWEET or HOT PREMIUM- SUGAR CURED PURE Swiff* Stta ALL MEAT or ALL BtlF LLB. PKC. IMPORTED 1-lb. LONGACKE BRAND SLICED pkg. FRESH-UNDER 4 LBS. "SUPER-RIGHT" BONELESS BRISKET TiuifcciiB'u LONGACREBRAND {STRAIGHT FRONT WHITE *:•*• STRAIGHT CUTS-1.29 LB. MEAT **< curs FINE QUALITY

ALL FLAVORS Vi-ox. } envelopes IHEALTH & BEAUTY Ainsl FRESH (IN DAIRY CASE) 4 -gallon bottle ORISTAN nice TABLETS ALL FLAVORS

46-oz. con /oo:- lqktO Clodt ANN PAGE BRAZILIAN Johnson's ALL VARIETIES BABY PRODUCE FEATURES SHAMPOO CALIFORNIA - LARGE SIZE VACUUM PACKED MB. CAN ' JIFFY BRAND Maxwell House Coffee Corn Muffin Mix VACUUM PACKED 2-LB. CAN i FOR DESSERTS Maxwell House Coffee 1.67' Marshmallow Fluff 7'iV OI28* A&P BRAND r 8 CARAMEL COATED CamiM freeze Dried Coffee |arr 1.49 cartons Cracker Jacks ^ 3P.9,29> >AA Vacuum 2-lb. f AQ BETTY CROCKER - All VARIETIES ee *»«•»«* can • «"V7 DUNCAN HINES Hamburger Helper %i 55* Brownie Cake Mix AU VARIETIES-14«-02. CAN INSTANT-ALL VARIETIES Great American Soup 27* MINCED 1o ( My-T-Fine Puddings t: 17 REGULAR or TMH Doxsee Clams car49 REALLY FINE

«'$•it Chex Cereal Mayonnaise aisin Bran Cereal tsW. RED DEVIL- IN TOMATO SAUCE TRAY PACK Ulb. Underwood Sardines L 27* box A&PBRAND Poll Treat Cereal s •** 35**K<' U SpfUllt4!iU Chunk Light Tuna ' FRCSH. CRISP SOLID WHITE IN WATER 10-or.' 7-oz. FOR COOKING er FRYING A&P Thin Prefxels bag See can 49* CriscaOil Gradn A 1 JL< Mott's Apple Sauce 'tfAS* A&P Sliced Beets Mb. can ID NEW!A&PBRAND

Tomato Sauce HUNTS «" 10' Welch's Grape Juice battle Ann Page Ketchup 1^.X19( Sunsweet Prune Juke & 68* 10 n ( ke b < Matinee Tea Bags ^ 59 Aunt Jemima *% li ;42 •NON-DAIRY - FROZEN Jell-0 Gelatin ^L t°;10< Crisco Shortening 189* quart A&P Sauerkraut Z°t!n 25' Marcal Napkins *%Z* eont. Heinz Relish v^,..9 V;29(S.0.S. Soap Pads PfkM •Htttot Sun., Aug. *th thru Sat., Aug. I2lh at A&P WEO St«r«i in Narthwn & Cantral N J., Statin Itland, Orang* & Rackland Countiw. lum» «ff«Mcl HHah am not available t» «fn7r raMII dtaUner wh«lttal«n. tfct ©»Iy Eegfeter, Eed Biu*--BIWdte(U»wfl,N J. Wednesday, August», Wl ime Is Rimnin for a

We think the 5-millionth phone is improved, technology so that service isn't good, enough. So we're going something to call home abou.t. is more reliable, more convenient, to get even better, Chances are you couldn't care less. and more enjoyable to use. Includ- Arid that's a promise backed by But that's good . . . because when tng innovations like ,; . dollars-$1.3 million you take telephone service for Touch-Tone service, di- Being good isn t every working day to up- WAREHOUSE PRICED granted, it indicates that we're do- Quantity rights reserved. rect dialing for long dis- good enough. date and replace tele- ing our job. Not responsible (or typographical errors. tance calling, and elec- ; .phone equipment, to And what a job it is. We've added tronic switching to make calling build new. buildings or expand more phones in the last 5 years than faster and easier. WMITIKrfMIHI M ALWAYS LOWER existing ones, and to just go all out to tMNIIUlt we did in the first 19 years of our We think New Jersey phone ser- give New Jersey the best telephone THE PRICE, BUT existence. At the same time, we've NEVER THE QUALITY. / vice is pretty good. But being good service possible. ROIMQ35s36 K&P0RT , TtUnl New Jersey Bell Set Tie Dally Begfeter, Bed BaA- Plumbing

ame«Jm«rlt to thp pliimbing ordinance; was introduced at SILVKIt ANNIVERSARY CKL.KBRATION BOTTOM ROUND OR the Board of Health meeting. The amendment rearranges fees fcHf plumbing permits to make thejji compatible with CROSS RIB those in surrounding commu- nities. • Two Guys SALE TODAY thru SAT. The only major change Is a TRADING new J2 fee for installation of each plumbing fixture in addi- STAMPS tion to the present $10 plumb- ing installation permit. Hearing on" the amendment ONE will be Sept. 11. COMPLETE OUR TRIM SA The board Mill send a letter BOOK TOP ROUND SILVER TIP IS WORTH FREE 19 Boneless RUMP to the owners of the Middle YOU MONEY! Road-Laurel Ave. shopping WITH EACH Check what you buy! Two Guys 1 25 butchers trim your meat so you ROAST ROAST ROAST center requesting better at- IN 1 WHOLE ROUNDS, TOP, BOTTOM, CROSS RltS PRICID HIGHER tention to housekeeping in the ANY get less bone and fat. There can be 2 a great difference between two steaks DIPT. FOOD center. that weigh the same. At Two Guys, BONELESS BRISKET EXTRA LEAN The, board has been working the tail & excess fat on tender T- GROUND CHUCK with, Haztet.Township in at- PURCHASE* Bone steaks arg removed to you get robra ateak tempting to trace the source 'Sorry, we «r» not allowed to, ^vi» ttlump* or rodeem CORNED BEEF FRESH of alleged overflowing sewage Stamp bookj on alcoholic borage*, tigatetttfor Compare ... and from the property,-jvhich llQuftf milk. * ' eat better for less!'' THICK* t Family-Size backs on Hazlet. Dye tests THIN CUT 3 lbs. or over performed at the site have CUT ib. 79 79* i proved* negative, but neVby PRODUCE DEPARTMENT Hazlet Presidents complain of NV» odors from the area. The board will order 1,200 dog licenses for next year. DRUMSTICKS^ Last year's order by the po- CHICKEN THIGHS lice department of 900 licenses proved insufficient and an ad- ditional 100 had to be pur- GOVT INSPECTED e chased. I! '•;.; •';.-•- GARDEN FRESH CELLO CARTON^ IPERFECTFOR B-B-Q The tward received septic Ib. tankrfapplications for three SLICING TOMATOES 3for 5T! ^lewiirt^ses in^VildhedgeEs- 49 CITY CUT tates • being built by Holmdel SWEET LUSCIOUS ENDS * CENTER CUTS Realty Inc. It approved one 9-11 CHOPS andi rejected twft for in- NECTARINES PORK CHOPS sufficient and incorrect data. Ib. 89 The plant for two. septic tank, systems in the Estates of APPETIZING DEPARTMENT GOVT INSPECTED Holjjndel development were IMPORTED AUSTRIAN TOP ROUND STEAK approved and gne rejected for CHICKEN BREAST lack' of proper contour' infor- TOP SIRLOIN STEAK CHICKEN mation. '"' ••' SWISS , ' ICPC QUARTERS LLU J a rK ON Septic system plans were mice STEAK BOTTOM A approved for a dwelling on HYGRADES WEST VIRGINIA Woodside Place owned by CHEESE i v> ib f 39 USDACHOTu Erie' Oberer and for a house •JCH-ITALIAN-KIELBASI-OLD FASHION LOAF SLICED BACON pkg.. I r on Parkway Place owned by IMPORTED Michael DJvjak. . CHUCK STEAK BY THE Mix or Match Loaves 89 STEER SLICED Ib. Held for turner study were SLAB BACON PIECE WILSON SINCLAIR CORN KING 65' the plans for a dwelling on Jill RICH'S ALL WHITE MEAT , Drive and Cindy Lane, BEEF LIVER CHICKEN ROLL i 69 ARMOUR STAR SLICED BACON Ib. 89' Senior Exam ALL MEAT FRANKS OSCAR MAYER ALL BEEF HYGRADE SKINLESS FRANKS or WEINERS'MEAT* 99

Policy Set ALL MEAT FRANKS C SWISS DAIRY DEPT. SAVE 8 PARFAIT Two Guys Bakery Dept. By JJoard ROUND OR SQUARE WEST LONG BRANCH —* c BREAKSTONE The Shore Regional High 60e OFF LABEL SAVE:tO School Boarcj of Education tUCKYUAF BLUE BONNET YOGURT has adopted a policy relating APPLE FAB WHITE BREAD SOFT 8 oz. pkg. 19 to final examinations for se- SAUCE DETERGENT niors. MARGARINE Under the new policy final 25-02. 10lb. O19 TWO GUYS KRAFT'S examinations will be optional jars' 11-oz. X for seniors, under specified conditions, but will remain DETERGENT / TWP "FAMOUS" Family Size oi.eu mandatory for all other stu- JELLO SOFT ( dents. LOW SUDS A 49 CHEEZ 16oI "flic Final' examinations will 40 IB. box SWIRL •11 <• "' ir MmM count one-fifth of the yearly CHOC (VANILLA, WHIZ * PEACH & STRAWBERRY 79 mark. Under the new policy, all C teachers, including those with Mi1% FROZEN FOOD OEPT. SAVE 30' RANCHERS 4 TWO GUYS 4 OO senior classes, will be re- Tboxa.aT M quired to conduct an effective BREADED ib 119 MINUTE MAID 2 review of all material cov- c&c plg ered. Such a review wilt begin DRINKS Veal Patties I no earlier than Memorial Day Orange Juice COLA c and will continue until the day FROM FLORIDA SAVE 20 EMBASSY HAMBURGER Or Pk0. before final examinations are 6 pack SAVE 19c 8 ; scheduled. - can's e FRENCH Sib. HOT DOG ROLLS Due to state requirements, 4 ^ 95 REG. C FRIES CUT" JUMBO ASSORTED students must attend the full 59 ' SAVE 15 59 number of days in the school '.•alendar. C DONUTS "V- CRISCO 2 1195 BUY 4 & SAVE 30' 49 Any senior who has been ab- CRISCO DIP OR REG. TWIN PACK sent for more than 10 days in Shortening C the school year, with the OIL MORTON 4O*. count taken as of Memorial 63 POTATO 49 Day, will be required to take Cream Pies #v> final examinations in all sub- jects. The school principal may A3.C, TWIN PACK make exceptions after con- ICE CREAM DEPARTMENT sulting with the vice principal BORDEN'S CHOCOLATE CHIP and department heads for any • student who has had pro- ( & BUnER FLAVOR longed absences due to illness, 1 F VALUABLE COUPON and only if the student's • COOKIES Toward tha putehatm «f ' Toward fK« purxhasa of • 49 grades warrant such an ex- 4 BARS PERSONAL SIZE N.B.C. CHIPS A'HOY ception. ONE 4 PACK HUNTS I Any senior who is failing in IVORY SOAP SNACK PACK • a subject will be required to CHOCOLATE WITH COUPON PUDDING & FRUIT I take the final examination in GOOD ONLV AT TWO GUVS Sot. I that subject. On* <«upon per cuitom*r. GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUVS * CHIP Good Iha. Sol., Aug. 12, 1972 O eevpon ptr cuitofntr. MFR. PROCTfR ft GAMILI CO. thru Sol., Aug. 12, 1971 MFD. HUNT.WfSSON FOOD, INC. Azzolina Boy 'Fine' After Operation VALUABLE COUPON Toward th« pure hot* of owatd lh« purchai* of Toward th« purcha** of 45 PC. i MIDDLETOWN - Paul Az- TWO BTLS. OF DINNERWARE SERVICE FOR 8 zolina, 3^-year-old son of NESCAFE OCEAN SPRAY RIDE OF THE FARM Chooi* from fin* pallsinl. 0 «a. cupk state Sen. and Mrs. Joseph CRANBERRY JUICE • o.c.n br.od 1 bull«r plol.t, d.M.V INSTANT COFFEE d.nn.rnlol.i, 1 .o. ploll.., ..Ottobl b Azzolina, was reported resting coxnd lugor bo.11 OOK J1WI1BY DIPT. MFR. NISTLE'S CO. On* coupon p*' cut'omir. GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS J *5 in a year. Good Ihru Sal., Aug. 12, 1977 Good Ihiu Sol., Aug. 1 ?. 1972 "He seems to be doing Mr». HUNT.WfSSON FOOD. INC. MfR. OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY, I fine," the senator said last WEEKLY 0S22EP3 SPECIAL night. "He's a little cranky VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPONi from the operation, but doing rd rk» purehoia of Toward !h» purchoi* of Toward lh«> pure ha •• of FRY PAN good." COMET 3 CANS HUNT'S TETLEY Almost a year ago to the STAINLESS STEEL day young Paul underwent CLEANSER 2! flZ. TOMATO PASTE 8 INCH SIZE " REG. 1.49 surgery to remove a malig- ICC WITH COUPON 6 oz. can TEA BAGS •IT WITH COUPON WITH A rOOO PUBCHASt OF 13 nant tumor from his brain and GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS GOOO ONIT AT TWO GUYS OR MODE On* coupon par cuilomor. GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS I 13 1972 On« coupon p«r Cuitamar 97' HOUSIWADES DEPr. last Friday's operation was to Good Ihru Sot., Auo. ' Good thru Sol , Auj. 12, 1972 MFR. HUNT-WESSON FOOD, INC, ^ MFR. PROCTER t, OAUBLI CO. Good Ihru Sat., Aug. 12, 1972 relieve pressure from the MFR. BEECHNUT CO. brain area. Both operations were per- formed by Dr. Laurence A. Donohue of Red Bank. W» roserv* the right to limit quantities. Sen. Azzolina expects his OPEN DAILY SUNDAY* Not.retponjibU for typographical •rrort. son to remain in Monmouth 9:30 A.M.'TU 10 P.M. 9 A.M.'lit 6 P.M. Medical Center, Long Branch, MIDDLETOWN RT. 35 fO* StLES 4LL0WID IVL*W Pric«« «ff«ctiv» thru Sat., Aug. 12, 1972. for several weeks while recu- perating. I 12 The Dafly Register, Red Baflk-MJddtetowB,NJ. Wednesday, August 9,1972 Women Face Uphill Battle in Politics By DEE WEDEMEYER In a number of states women one in Hawaii where 24-year- Sylvia Chaplain of Bedford, Associated Press Writer are running for secretary of old Republican State Sen. N.H., uses Ms., the feminist state or treasurer, including Diana Hansen is running term preferred to Miss or In steady but still far from Kansas where both those posi- against incumbent Rep. Patsy Mrs., on her campaign liter- overwhelming numbers, worn-. tions are Held by women seek- Minks>a Democrat. ature. Kay Camp.a candidate • en are out to prove their'place ing re-election. Marjorie L. Nearly every state official for the House in suburban really is in the House—the Taylor of Wichita, the trea- interviewed said the women's Philadelphia, plans to have Senate and other political of- surer, is being^challenged by movement had some influence several prominent feminists fices. another woman, Kay in encouraging women to run, speak in her district on her A state-by-state survey re- McFarland, a Topeka Re- but only in New York could behalf. , ports some 40 women are in publican. ' anyone point to a phenomenal Jerry Fitzgerald English,,^ contention for the 435 seats in At one Ume in New York, number of them running. candidate for the New Jersey the House of Representatives. there were 14 women candi- , Mae Gurevich, chairman of seat being vacated by Re- However, some of these still dates for Congress—six the New York Democratic publican Rep. Florence face primaries, and that fig- Democrats, four Con- party's women's division, sug- Dwyer, says the economy and ure also includes the 10 in- servatives, two Republicans gested the' large number of unemployment are more im- cumbents in the House. An- and two Liberals. women running in her state portant to her constituents, other four are running for the Number Has Dwindled may be because men can't af- who are accustomed to being U.S. Senate, including in- The number has dwindled ford to support" their families represented by a woman. cumbent Sen. Margaret Chase considerably as all four Con- on congressmen's salary of Smith, R-Maine. servatives dropped out, in- $42,500*a. year. Up Through Ranks Though the figure seems cluding one who Chose a State Some of the candidates said Many of the women are po- small, only 75 women have Supreme Court nomination in- women have never had diffi- litical veterans of stuffing en- been elected to the House or stead. Rep. Bella Abzug, culty getting party bids to run velopes and making coffee, Senate since 1916—the year whose district was redrawn, in "sacrifice" areas where who have worked their way Jeannete Rankin, R-Mont., lost in a primary fight with one party was tremendously up through the ranks. Others was the first elected. Sixteen fellow Democrat Rep. William outnumbered. But no one are newcomers brought into others have been appointed, F. Ryan.. He won, but now wanted a regard her district politics by an issue or candi- including Elaine Edwards, faces a Republican woman, as such. date. They represent a wide wife of the Louisiana gover- Annette Flatto Levy, a lawyer Uphill Battles variety of professions, back- nor, who was appointed this and'calendar clerk in the Nevertheless, many of the grounds and political thought. month to fill the unexpired State Court of Claims, in the women h&ve decidedly uphill ANNUAL ARMORY EVENT — Meeting with Col. Serge Obolensky, right, president of the Soldiers1, term of the late Sen. Allen J. general election. battles. Loretta Gressey, Lib- Elaine Horowitz, a Demo- Sailors and Airmen s Club, New York City, to discuss plans to a benefit booth at the National Arts and Ellender. The number of black •women eral party candidate from crat running against an in- Antiques Festival, Oct. 21-29, are Mrs. Nathaniel B. Cole of Metuchen and Elberon, and Norman In some cases, the gains are in Congress—now only' Rep.' Long Island City, is running cumbent Republican in subur- Coates, Morristown, secretary of the club, where enlisted men In the Armed Forces may stay. The fes- subtle. In Wisconsin, for ex-. Shirley Chisholm, D*N.Y.—is against 13-term incumbent ban Long Island, N.Y., is a tival will take place in the Seventh Regiment Armory, 67th St. and Park Ave. ample, there are two women expected to at least double. Rep. James Delaney, a Demo- part-time interior decorator running for the state's nine Mrs. Chisholm is considered a crat who has Republican and who got involved in politics in congressional seats, but there shoo-in for reelection and Conservative endorsements. the 1968 antiwar campaign of are also 26 women "candidates Texas Democratic State Sena- Louise: Leonard, Republican former Sen. Eugene for 115 state House seats, tor Barbara Jordan is unop- candidate for the U.S. Senate McCarthy. Women's Democratic Glu compared to 18 two years ago.. posed in her bid for a House in West Virginia, is running Nebraska has five women - seat. against incumbent Sen. Jen- Kathleen Williams, 51. among the 50 candidates for In addition, Dr. Dorothy nings Randolph, a Democrat mother of a 22-year-old the 26 seats in the unieameral. Brown of Nashville, Tenn., a who has well-established sup- quadraplegic, got interested Slates Annual Card Party legislature. former Democratic member port that has elected him to in politics in 1969 when she Two women are still candi- of the state legislature, is run- seven terms in the House and saw appropriations for health, SEA BRIGHT - Congress- and Leslie B. Tinkler, Ma- Beach, chairman of the Mon- P. Weir, gifts; Mrs. Castle dates for gubernatorial ning as an independent, and two full Senate terms. care research being cut back. man James J. Howard, Wall nalapan Township, Democrat- mouth County Democratic Greer and Mrs. Alexis Sahar- races—Frances Farenthold of Yvonne Brathwaite Burke, a No women are running on Helen Stevenson Meyner, Township, Democratic candi- ic candidates for the Board of Executive Committee; Mrs. ic, fashions; Mrs. Francis Texas lost out earlier this- California assemblywoman, is women's issues only, though the wife of former New Jer- date for reelection to the U.S. Chosen Freeholders, will be Mary Ann Cannavo, Red Moore, Mrs. Charles Rooney year in a primary runoff—but running in Los Angeles for a some are more closely identi- sey Gov. Robert Meyner, and House of Representatives the guests of the Women's Bank, vice chairman of the Jr., Mrs. Helen Willan and both represent minor parties. .seat now being; vacated by a fied with the women's move- cousin of the late presidential from the Third Congressional Democratic Club of Sea Monmouth County Democrat- Mrs. Lillian Grassin, special Marie Darling, a Utah grand- Democrat. Her already good ment than others. Some take candidate Adlai Stevenson, District; Thomas J. Lynch Bright at its Annual Card Par- ic Executive Committee; for- awards; Mrs. Thomas Kuc- mother who is on welfare,' lost chances of election are be- great pains to point out they was picked to run in a heavily Jr., Middletown Township, ty and Fashion Show mer U.S. Ambassador to Den- zala and Mrs. Victor A. Lar- the, Democratic nomination lieved to have been enhanced .aren't "women's libbers," but Thursday, Aug. 17, at 8 p.m., Republican area after the- mark, Mrs. Katharine Elkus son, souvenirs; Mrs. Travis but is running as a write-in by her national exposure as then go on to declare their Democratic primary winner, here, in the Peninsula House, White, Red Bank, and Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Thomas candidate. And in Delaware, cochairperson of the Demo- support for equal rights, day Ocean Ave. Kathryn L. Freret, Fair an Irish immigrant, was PREGNANT... Farrell, refreshments; Mrs. Virginia Lyndall is an Ameri- cratic National Convention. care centers and other issues found to be ineligible because Other honored guests will be Haven, president of the Wom- Elva Garland, Mrs. Arthur can Party hopeful for that Among races in which wom- associated with the women's an's Democratic Club of Mon- Ragland and Miss Claudette she hadn't been a citizen long DISTRESSED? Sheriff Pa.ul Kiernan, Long post. en are challenging women is . movement. enough. Branch, Democratic State mouth County. Minaldi, tickets. CAll Committeeman; Commission- Local candidates to be hon- Also, Mrs. Evelyn Kurta, BIRTHRIGHT 922.9333 er D. Philip Gerand, Bradley ored are Councilman Joseph Mrs. William L. Brennan, W. Stout and Councilman Mrs. Margaret Swenson, Mrs. Charles Rooney Jr., both can- Gloria Quails, Mrs. John J. didates for reelection to the Picknally Jr., Mrs. Henry Having an affair? Sea Bright Borough Council. King, Mrs. John S. Forsman, A Millinery Fashion Show, Mrs. Joseph W. Stout and Affaif Turnabout See us. courtesy of Edna Hage, New Mrs. Margaret Eskridge. All YOUR PARTY NEEDS Shrewsbury, will be a feature PAPER PARTY SUPPLIES * DECORATIONS of the evening. VACATIONERS COMPUTE PARTY RENTAL SERVICE Mayor Cecile F. Norton, SHREWSBURY — Mr. and Democratic State Cora- Dear Ann Landers: Three happened; but it did. Mrs. James Flatley and Gary years ago I wrote to you be- mitteewoman, is chairman of Henrichs, 99 Court Drive, vis- Three weeks ago I decided I PARTY LINE RENTALS the event, assisted by Mrs. cause my husband was having didn't want to see him any- ited at Florida's Silver an affair. I took your advice, Ann Landers EATONTOWN 542-4430 HIGHWAY 35 Walter Johnson and Mrs. Springs. more, but he won't let me al- M Mtlt South of talonlown Cire/e Mon. thru Sal. 9 fo 5:30 Grace Minaldi. Committee and let it wear itself out. He one. The idiot wants to marry , members include Mrs. John Next time you make a pump- came back on his knees. You time. other for twelve years and it me. I told him it is out of the kin chiffon pie,, add a little made a big difference in my Ten months ago I became never entered my head that question. There are six chilfen grated orange rind along with life. I am ashamed to tell you involved with my best friend's this man could set me on fire. involved. He keeps threat- the spices. what I am writing about this husband. We had known each I don't know to this day how it ening to tell my husband, Singer Cuts the High Cost of Education, thinking I'll get thrown out, and then I'll have to marry him. I don't believe my hus- Just in Time for Back-to-School Sewing band would actually do it, but I'm not sure. I am going crazy, Ann. Tell me what to do. And no lectur- es, please. I have already $ called myself every name in the book. - Disgusted With NOW 98 Me Dear Dis: Your ex-lover is blackmailing you. This leaves only one alternative. Tell your this Singer husband about the affair at once. Now it's his turn to fOr- give. I'm betting he will. , Zfe-Zag Write and let me know if I'm right. \; Dear Ann Landers: In are- Sewing Machine cent column you advised women to guard against purse snatching by wearing shoul- der strap bags rather then the type that has a handle which they tend to dangle on a couple of fingers. May I cau- tion your readers against the slick purse thief'who carries a scissors and snips the shoul- der strap, grabs the bag and runs before the lady knows it. This happened both to me and a friend of mine withjn the week. — Furious In Fostoria Dear Furious: Thanks for the tipoff. The best defense against strap-snippers it to keep your money and credit PRECIOUS MOMENT — Cathy Christianson, Hazlet, encourages Tommy Burricelli, also of Hazlet, not cards in a small wallet or coin to be afraid of the water. Tommy and other members of the Monmouth County Association for Re- purse in an inside pocket, and tarded Children are participating in 'A-Typical Swim1 program at the-Hazlet Swim Club. pin the pocket shut. If he gets SAVE $31 your handkerchief and hair- brush - so what? Off Reg. Price Cooking Demonstration Tomorrow Don't flunk your chemistry Everything a back-to-school Swim Program HAZLET - The second in a Meatballs, Stuffed Cherry To- test. Love is more than one sewer could want continuing series of inter- matoes with Crabmeat, and set of glands calling anothe'r. and need—lightweight national cooking demonstra- Guacamole. If you have trouble making a because of distinction you need Ann's For Retarded tions will be conducted at 8 Samuel Jacobs, president of its aluminum body. p.m. tomorrow here in the booklet, "Love Or Sex And HAZLET — A swimming Cabinet Industries, extends 1 Special Features: Singer* Exclusive Front transferring to that depart- Cabinet Industries showroom, How To Tell The Difference: ' program for handicapped chil- ment at Westchester State an invitation lo civic groups, Drop-in Bobbin; Twin Needle; Wide Rt. 36 and the corner of Poole Senjl a long, self-addressed, dren is under way at the Haz- College in Pennsylvania. clubs, and individuals in the stamped envelope with your Zig-Zag stitches. let Swim and Tennis Club * Ave. area interested in attending The demonstration will be request and 35c in coin to thte each Sunday for one hour After several weeks of suc- the demonstration.'Reserva- newspaper. ;• starting at 9:45 a.m. on "Party Dishes from tions for the demonstration, Available at Singer Sewing Centers and cess, the program is now Around the World." Mrs. Jean participating approved dealers. The "A-Typical Swim" pro- being opened to handicapped which is free of charge, may gram as it is called by its or- Montgomery, noted Middle- be made by calling the center, SINGLES MEETING i And Singer has a Credit Plan designed to fit your budget. children of all ages outside town gourmet cook, will dem- ganizer, Cathy Christiah- the Hazlet area. Cathy has during business hours. LONG BRANCH - The *A Trademark of the Singer Company son, a resident of Hazlet, onstrate the preparation of many volunteers helping her Chile Con Queso, Savory Other demonstrations in the Temple Shore Singles CIuTh will be conducted to the end of and she also can draw from series will include Gr-eek, will meet tomorrow at 8:3p Sewing summer. Cathy, who has her the large squad of lifeguards Serving a crowd? Crush 2 1/2 Hungarian, Italian, English, p.m. in Congregation B'nai Senior Life Saving, started to help out before the pool, quarts of fresh strawberries French,-Russian, Jewish, and Sholom, 213 Xenox Ave. T(* Centers the program several months opens to the public. If you are' discussion will be on secoml SINGER and sweeten with 1 cup sugar. other varieties of inter- ago because of her "newly interested in enrolling your Use the berries as a topping for national gourmet rooking. marriages. The clyb's futufff For address of store nearest you, see the whitepages under SINGER COMPANY. found interest in special edu- child contact Cathy here at a gallon of vanilla ice cream. Qualified instructors from the plans include a picnic and cation." She is presently the club. 1768 Union Ave. Makes about 25 portions. area will be featured. boat trip. The Dally Register, Re£ Bank-Middletowii^ J. Wednesday, Aagast S, 1972 13 Shipwreck Party Brings Out the Jest in the Navy By MARGUERITE HENDERSON Curb Service I was astounded. There I was talking for 10 minutes to a In Elberon, Sunday, there was dancing in the streets. At fellow in frayed green pants and wrinkled tan shirt with a least that was true on Plaza Court, setting for yet another an- couple of old dog tags jangling 'round his neck. nual party presented by the Elberon Voters and Property "Don't pay any attention to the religion," he joked, "I've Owners Association. changed that three times since these things were made." The -Music Machine provided the sound- and a portable The setting was the Naval Ammunition Depot Earle. We dance floor provided the slide. were there for the shipwreck party of the Jersey Shore Coun- More than 100 people came to a block that looked "posi- cil of the Ntivy League. And the just plain "Bill" I was talking tively gorgeous," according to Mrs. Glenn Marihugh, a chair- to turned out to be Navy Capt. William Diehl, commanding of- man "with balloons attached to everything, even the police ficer of the whole schmeer! barricades." Don't be misled; security was tight and even The Register Super special guests included U.S. Representative James •photographer, press cards and all, had to wait at the gate for J. Howard, State Sen. Alfred N. Beadleston, Mayor Henry clearance. But once on base it was all frivolity led, in great Cioffi, Councilman Gertrude Berman and Sheriff Paul Kier- measure, by the military men. rather than members of the nan. Navy League — a group;which is perhaps best described as Also in the throng were Mr. and Mrs. Milton Untermeyer ttie civilian arm of the Navy. (who didn't come far 'cause they live on that street), Judge In keeping with the theme, one officer came in nightshirt and Mrs. Louis R. Aikens, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hughes, Mr and cap and clutching his Teddy Bear and (to be sure we> and Mrs. Ira Katchen, Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Dunn, Mr. and caught the thought that he was shipwrecked) with some Mrs. Laurence C. Stamelman, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rossbach, shreaded green plastic draped around his neck like seaweed. Mrs. Henry Doubilet, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flumefreddo (who Another fellow and his wife announced with placards that had streamers from their Plaza Court flagpole) and Jimmy they had "Gone.Native" and wore apelike attire to prove it. Thompson and Roger Peterson (also Plaza Court people) who But the arrival that caused the biggest flurry was that of even urged their houseguests to pitch in and decorate. Capt. and Mrs. William Nealon. She looked lovely in a print AS part of the proceedings Mr. Stamelman, association jersey pantsuit; but he (commanding officer of Naval Air Sta- president, made a gift of money to the Elberon Library. Ac- tion Lakehurst) appeared caught in the midst of formal dress- cepting'same was Mrs. Myron Falk. ing: all military decorations and stiff shirt perfection from the cummerbund up, but shirttails and bare legs from his cum- Artists Alert merbund down. With this early alert that the Red Bank Festival of Arts is Among the Navy League men (mostly with their mates) set for Sept. 9, there's time enough for the brushwork to dry •attending were Vincent T. Hirsch, Asbury Park, a national and clay to harden. This year it will be staged in Marine Park; Vice president; Martin S. Dinerstein, Toms River, president of seems like there were too many complaints about it on Broad .the Jersey Shore Council; Lud Cervan, Interlaken, immediate Street last year. Taking on the job of chairman is Henry past council president; Edward Kohl, Belmar, inventive party Scaccia. chairman; Col. E. E. Aldrin, Brielle; Harry Buttel and "Hap" Crockett, Red Bank; George Trimble, Trenton, a regional president; State president, Walter F. Radcliff, Basking Ridge; Watson Maclnnes, Bradley Beach; Barry D. Shanahan, Point Pleasant; George Withers, Ocean Grove; William Kastner and Frank Porter, Colts Neck; Hance Morton, Allenwood; John Cadotl, Sea Girl, and Carl Lewis and the Rev. James A. Reilly, chaplain, Neptune.

R*flif*r Staff PMtes ; ! • Park Takeover THE NEW NAVY? — Participants in'Saturday's Navy League Shipwreck Party at Naval Ammunition Depot Earle were, from right, Martin S. Dinerstein, president of the league's Jersey Shore Council, . In Rumson's Victory Park Aug. 16 at 8 p;m., it will be a and Mrs. Dinerstein, Toms River; Capt. William Diehl, commanding officer of NAD Earle and Mrs. case of 1905 revisited. Sort of. That is to say, the concert being Diehl, and Capt. William Nealon, commanding officer of Naval Air Station Lakehurst, and Mrs. Nea- performed that night by the 389th Army Band, Ft. Monmouth, lon. Barely visible in his ape man costume, background, is Capt. Robert Blackington, executive officer promises to be reminiscent of those "gold old days" when one of Naval Aviation Research Unit, Lakehurst. of the nicest things to do was pack a box supper and take the "family to a concert in the park. The Rumson Recreation Commission, which has arranged Designer to Unveil for the performance as one of its series of community events, has also arranged for Florence Blumberg to be soloist on some of the numbers. ; There will be seating around the bandstand for the con- New Styles Tomorrow : cert. But it is suggested that picnicking participants bring a r couple of extra folding chairs. FREEHOLD - Leo Nar- this fall's romance with the solid wool jersey version '•'••' Lest you're thinking it allsounds TOO old fashioned, be as- 1 ducci, famed New York City dolman, which is a signature wrapped in %• necktie striped sured that some current show, tunes and Burt Bacharach se- fashion designer, will person- look of Leo's for the past five sash. lections will also be performed. ally unveil his fall collection years. He's in top form this Narducci's personal appear- tomorrow at Freehold Race- season with his seven-ounce, ance is expected to be one of way. His creations' will be the highlights of the season- Art on Trial shown after each of the first long Ladies' Day Programs at four races which begin at 1:30 the raceway. In addition to Have you made mental note that the Channel 4 news p.m. weekly fashion shows, admis- sketches re the trial of suspended New York City Patrolman 'Narducci has achieved dis- sion for the ladies on every William R. Phillips are the handiwork of Ida Libby Dengrove, tinction in being able to re- Thursday is free. Ocean Township? main his own man, not CRATER OF Mrs. Dengrove's rendition of Phillips, his attorney F. Lee swayed by sudden faddish Before shelling pecans, let Bailey and Assistant District Attorney John Keenan, et al, are regressions into the "fifties them stand in boiling water (off DIAMONDS most interesting and cause one to imagine the melodrama of look" and "forties look" and heat) for about 10 minutes. The the trial itself. the rest. His styles have pecans should then be easy to My interest in {gems Mrs. Dengrove and her twin sister — Mrs. Freda Reiter of evolved without gimmicks crack without breaking the keeps me current with Cherry Hill — are both employed to sketch for competitive TV and ornamentation and as meat. stations. -such have become true clas- many happenings that sics. might escape one with a At no time is the figure lost. mure casual interest in The silhouettes are con- things gemological. For in- forming but relaxed, the fab- stance, did you know that rics all carefree, the colors • Medicare Fur 82.00 a clay you ran dig subdued but not lacking in for diamonds in a stale depth or clarity. NAVESINK HOUSE 40 Riverside Ave park uud have a free ap- NAVY LEAGUERS — Pre-dlnner at NAD Earle, It can, in fact, be said that praisal of any stones you the Rev. James A. Reilly, Neptune, chaplain of fashion has caught up with may find? the Navy League's Jersey Shore Council, joins Narducci when it comes to Leo Narducci All this lakes place al Col. E. E. Aldrin (USAt±-Ret), Brielle and AAanas- quan, the father of astronaut "Buzz" Aldrin, and MurCrecslioro in southwest Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kastner, Colts Neck. Mr. Arkansas, the location of Kastner, a director of the Council and command- America's only diamond- er in the Naval Reserve, serves as liaison officer hearing soil. Last March 14, between the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, Arkansas bought this area Md., and county boys interested In attending that Lucy's has... Super- — known as. tbe Crater or Institution. Diamonds — and much of its surrounding acreage and it is now a state park, A prospector named John Huddlcston found the first two diamonds here in 1906. A rough-and-ready diamond rush followed on Sun. 12 Noon •« 2 his heels. Then came forty 21W. RIVER RUMSOM years of attempts by some individuals and the VS. Bu- For Fall! reau of Alines to make min- ing profitable. Henry Ford See our huge selection of beautiful "New" Fall fash- tried and the Rockefellers RaflUtM-SMf Photo ions In the latest polyesters, wools and orlons. You put $700,000 into a pilot NEIGHBORHOOD WING-DING — Laurence Sta- have to see them to believe them! mine which operated for a melman, president of the Elberon Voters and year and produced only Property Owners Association, is flanked by Mrs. 246 carats of diamond, Glenn AAarihugh, left, and Mrs. Henry Doubilet, PANT SUITS • SUITS • BLAZERS worth $981. chairman and vice chairman respectively, of Sun- Mon.-W. 11,30112 The lust ulleinpl ill day's association-sponsored block party. Sun. 4-II2 COR. TINTON AND SYCAMORE LONG SKIRTS • LONG DRESSES serious mining wus made in NEW SHREWSBURY 542-1776 1918. It failed. Craler or Diamonds heruine a tourist SHIRTS • SKIRTS • SWEATERS attraction in 1952 when the * WILL YOUR CHILD SUCCEED owner let the puhlie come SLACKS • TOPS • AND MORE! in and dig for 81.25 a day — plus 25% of the value of IN SCHOOL NEXT YEAR? stones weighing; 5 carats or WEEKDAYS 5-2 SAT.-SUN. 12-2 more. ON TOE WATH AT fOOI Of BUST STIHT I FINAL DRASTIC CLEARANCE ON ALL - t)id your child have learning problems in school this AMUAM,U IHHU SB1T. 747-9190 HUMSON Or the 60,000 stones re- S year? lm SUMMER purled found since 1906, | DON'T WAIT - for next Fall - The problems will only a few have heen of V only be greater. MERCHANDISE real value. 8% have been S ACT NOW — give your child the special assistance LOCK-STOCK gem quality. Of the 60 gem that he needs.. diamonds of one eurat or CALL - EBRONIX LEARNING CENTERS - TODAY! Alwayg First Quality Merchandise-. more found in lite United States, only ten came from FACTORY I the Crater of Diamonds. But who ran toll? In Mon.-Sol. 11001)? Sun. 4'HI 1964, a lueky digger turned LEARNING COR. RIVER RD. A FAIR HAVEN RD OUTLET FAIR HAVEN 741477S LUCY up'u 34.25 beauty, a blue CENTERS diamond appropriately Marc Denlon and George Towne - Directors called the Slur of Afurfrccs- OPEN: THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY 9:30-6 linro. BROAD STREET RED BANK CHARLIE BROWN II WHAT8 YOUR BEEF Summer Hours: 9 A.M. TO 2 P.M. 842-0121 Bix Maitin «v«i)f TVriday, Friday and Sotwday '•« you «m aot" Solod fc» wtdto you ukll > from 9 'II 7. , RED BANK -WESTFIEID • DENVILLE - owncutdbMfond watch k cook. BRIDGE AVE. and FRONT ST. 747-0108 RED BANK LOCK, STOCK » BARREL BARNACLE BILL'S Reussilles' S Tim Mcloon'i Piano t Onto, Thun., Rl., Sol. » Caiuol Wot* Frail AliA»ph«r*. W In • 'HI 13. STATEN ISLAND -NUTLEY J 36BKOVI)UITIIK<:UH:K M The Daily Register, Red Bank-Middletown.N J. Wednesday, August 9,1972 OceanXand Sales Net $25,125 OCEAN TOWNSHIP - A tbre£lot Melville Ave. ..The time limit of the clause, It was said the action fol- Eight township-owned parcels plot was sold to John Paulan- "diking which the purchasers lows a recent court ruling, of land were sold at auction tonio of 1810 Waverly St., Oak- were to have erected a 3,700- which would outlaw the for- by the Township Council at a hurst, for $2,700. square-foot commercial or in- mer township ordinance. total price of $25,125. Bevin Irvin of Oakhurst also dustrial building, has expired. Another measure receiving *" A. Anthony Ferreiro of purchased a Westfield Ave. lot Council extended the time the sanction of the governing Edgetnont Drive, Loch Ar- for $600. Walter C. Horn Jr.,' limit for construction to next body allows games of chance bour, purchased a six-lot 1901 Logan Road, purchased Dec. 31. to be operated here on Sunday Blopmfield Ave. tract for two lots adjacent to his prop- Also approved were three which are legal under the H525. The property is in West erty for $300. ordinances which were in- state's raffle laws. Deal. Several offers for property troduced at the July 17 coun- The third measure provides ' He also purchased two lots were rejected by the govern- cil session. , > for a $5,000 bond ordinance. on E. Melville Ave. for f 1,300 ing body for falling short of One measure reduces the lo- The funds, according to May- and a three-lot Finderne Ave. the assessed value of the cal solicitor's fee from $25 to or Palaia, will go to the local AUTOBANK IN BUSINESS — United Counties Trust Company, formed by the merger of Keansburg- tract for $4,000. properties. $8 and eliminates a former Housing Authority as a tempo- Middletown National Bank and Union County Trust Company April 2, has opened an autobank at 242 Anthony Annecharieo, 1503 Mayor Joseph A. Palaia bonding requirement for solic- rary loan for a land acquisi- Main St., Keansburg, site of the bank's accounting office for the county area. The facility is open from Rustic Drive, Oakhurst, pur- said the tracts will be put to- itors working in the township. tion project. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to f$ p.m. Friday. chased a 10-lot tract on Mar- gether in another sale "pack- ion Ave., west of Logan Road, age" and will later be adver- for $8,500. tised for sale at auction. Gordon Long of Oakhurst Council also adopted a reso- and Steve Skrobot of Ocean- lution extending the time limit port were high bidders on a in a reverter clause for Nung- two-lot Westfield Ave., Oak- esser & Hughes, a firm hurst, parcel. They purchased which purchased an Industrial the land for $4,000. Park tract Feb. 16,1970. Sea Bright Board Grants Variances SEA BRIGHT - Rear and explained, wishes to eliminate side yard variances to permit the patio, convert the one-car construction of a second story garage to a two-car garage, on a dwelling on Derby Lane and then add a three-bedroom GREAT ON A GRILL were granted to Thomas W. two-bath second story, McMahon of Union by the unifying the whole as one Zoning Board of Adjustment. dwelling. FRESH CHICKEN The variances were granted The proposed addition on hardship grounds. • vwould be entirely within the DRUMSTICKS Edward Pollard, building limits of the existing frame FRY! BAKE! BROIL! B-B-Q! contractor of this borough, structure, but because of the representing Mr. McMahon, proposed new construction a said the existing dwelling, building permit was denied to separated by a patio from an the applicant. existing one-car garage, has a The board received with PLUMP, JUICY, rear yard of 3 feet two inches regret the resignation of Miss DARK MEAT. to 3 feet six inches, while the SIMPLY Barbara Marinan, board sec- KEEP YOUR MEAT, PRODUCE, FROZEN DAIRY DELICIOUS zoning ordinance requires 42 retary, who accepted a posi- AND MILK PURCHASES WHOLESOME inches; and a side yard of 2 tion as assistant borough Gel them home right away. Get them in the feet nine inches while the or- refrigerator. Keep them cool. Remember! Never clerk and assistant tax collec- leave them in sun baked cars. dinance requires 3 feet six in- tor. Appointed to replace Miss Fresh Chicken Breast A ches. Marinan was Victor Perotti Boneless Chicken Cutlets The applicant, Mr. Pollard Jr. FRESH WHOLE Center Cut Pork Chops Eatontown Board Fresh Pork Ribs FRESH CHICKEN Hires 3 Teachers TOMATOES THIGHS EATONTOWN - The Board educational program at an an- FRY! BAKE! BROIU B-B-Q! of Education has announced nual salary of $9,790. that registration for young- He holds a master's degree sters entering kindergarten is in outdoor education from now being held mornings from Glassboro State College. A QUICK AND 9 until 11 o'clock in the Me- EASY TO COOK Miss Denise Bailey of Colts TASTE TREAT.. . morial School. Neck was hired as a physical AND ECONOMICAL, • Children must be five years education instructor, at the TOO! old on or before Oct. 31, and Vetter School at $8,100, and must have proof of immuniza- Miss Nancy D'Averso of Long ONE PRICE ONlYt tion against measles, diph- Branch was appointed.Span- theria-pertussis-tetanus ish teacher at the Memorial Baitlett Pears (DPT) and polio. No children School, also at $8,100. FRESH, CAUF. will be registered in Septem- ber during the first days Superintendent Anthony Pascal Celery SHELLS OF BEEF school is in session. - Palmisann was authorized to CRISP STRIP LOIN WHOLE OR HALF The board hired three raise the hourly salary of teachers, one1 of them to su- lunchroom aides to $1.75, in Calif. Carrots pervise the district's outdoor line with recently revised RAID 38 education program. minimum wage laws. John A. Hass of Seaside The board's September Mosquito Coil Ib. Park was named as outdoor .meeting was rescheduled for FRESH educational coordinator to su- Sept. 11 because of Labor LIBBY'S pervise an 11-month planned Day. Vv- MILK VEGETABLES ;ft; Board Has Fun, But TIDE FROZEN FOOD k'EPNEt CORN 9 °E4S & CARROTS OKs Rivals Facility DETERGENT FREEZER QUEENl ICED GREEN BEANS 7i OFflABEl MIDDLETOWN - A little Springs Road for campaign PPICE-BUSTING politicking? Not on your life. activities, does that mean the ENTREES SEA ISLAND Planning Board — the major- MEAT LOAF, DUNCAN HINES Because Jerry L. Massell SALISBURY happens to be deputy town- ity of. whom are Democrats — STEAK, SLICED . ship Republican leader and was facetious in its resolution TURKEY OR VEALPARMEGIAN PINEAPPLE also wants to have a mobile . to the Zoning Board of Adjust- IVORY LIQUID I 2-lb. pkg. ' CAKE MIXES camper erected on Newman ment? Not the Planning , BreeiSuu,Cimls.Sp!tKh. Board. Beets, Con or Pen 99 *1 [Hate Mr. Massell, former Munici- ^DETERGENT 73* Three Admit pal Court Judge during the tree Tavern Pizza SL Republican administration, {Morton's Macaroni & Cheese 19* House Entry has applied to the zoners for a special use permit. Eggo Waffles 43* In Lincroft The application by ordi- I Hawaiian Punch R«r *1 nance must be reviewed by Itortmf. CIIMUM FREEHOLD'- Superior the planners who study its im- Howard Johnson . Jlllii! loisliK 37* Court Judge Merritt Lane Jr. pact on the master plan. 39* Strawberry Instant has set Aug. 25 for sentencing "I make a motion to refer Dutchee Soft Pretzels R of three men who pleaded the application back to the Brunetto Cheese Ravioli

Tov.ardilh*pVichoi*ol lpkgotJO have expressed a desire for a Huddy Park band concert. - . , - • SUGAR ^••- change of this type. Narcotics officer James Davis Scott Sweet n Low SUBSTITUTE Many school districts now and Patrolman Robert Beatty /Jf/. v^ are practicing special pro- apprehended the man. Tissue s /^; \*V grams in schools in obser- He was released in $200 bail vance of the holidays rather pending a Municipal Court than closing school for the hearing Aug. 28 before Judge Glad Trash Can Liners p.,: Uncle Bens Quick Rice 79* day, said the acting superin- Ira Katchen. Minute Rice «•*»»«*• Finast Barbecue Sauce '%"• 33* YOUR FAVORITE STORE WANTS Diamond Crystal Salt «*. MM "* 11* Skippy Peanut Butter ']r45* TIPTOP YOUR CAT TO BE THEIR QUEST Kellogg Frosted Flakes y Broil A Foiluv % 49* VT- 63* KITTY, Pier 89 finast Aluminum Foil jomi. j|49 Gold Medal Flour 5.5,53* ORANGE PUNCH Seattle, WA gang ^ Here are 3 KITTY SALMON Cat Food labels' or 3 labels from any other KITTY BRAND Cat food Product. Send Ronzoni $ Carnation FLORIDA CITRUS coupon that I will exchange at my fro- SALMON half gallon cent. cer't (or 2 FREE cans of any KITTY BRAND Cat Food Product. CAT FOOD Evap. Milk Hefty lawn PRICE-BLASTING FROM £.»...., D.c 31, l»72 Sauce s 3 1 THEPRtCE-MINDERS Name - Clean Up Bags Address fie. In. 49* s City.. Stalo -Zip- Del Monte Tomato Sauce ellogg Corn Flakes 35* •This coupon Villd only If accompanied by 3 KITTY BRAND Products "JJA IIYTYU Manulaetufei's Coupon. Yogurt 5 ... l labels or a pencil traclni (on paper) ot the KITTY Imwlnt ot cm code Spring Water SI!? bol.' Viqletta Blended Oil B. number on the can lid. Note: p.o. Oept. prohibits the mtlllni of I (I. IlK. American Cheese fStl& *• 59* ^ .metal can lids. Limit: One refund coupon to a family Finast Soda A, n.t. bit. 19* Crisco Shortening Fllitl 0 «•»• '•«• $1 Finast Mozzarella Slices !." 39* kliiil 0 tint ' I Finast Pineapple Juice Imp. plum Tomatoes For frequent service Mb. 9 ti. , :MM Mil Dorman's laughing Cow o,«» H 49* Richmond Applesauce I" 28* Bumble Bee Tuna HIM Swiss Knight Gruyere 0 mm K- 65* RIDE THE T.H.J. #130 Dormans Natural Swiss (.«« '^49* Hellmann's Borscht Betty Crocker Layer Cakes King Sour Dressing ASBURY PARK-NEWARK BUS ALL POPULAR BRANDS & Pound Cake Mix .&. 29* Also serving Lincrofr, Holmdel Mayonnaise quart bottle Kraft Dips tt." V» 49* Mdidwan and Sayrewoods.en route lo Franco American Spaghetti 2-35* Campbell Tomato Soup Breakstone Farmer Cheese 'ST 29* Newark Airport and downtown area. Soft Margarine "CSST I Del Monte Tuna W £49* Carnation Evaporated Milk Instant Maxwell m A. 53* A quick trip via Parkway and Turnpike. House Coffee Corn Oil Parkay SSST' Macaroni & Cheese -££ X 17* Liquid Iced Tea t^ru * 49* And be sure to ask the driver about I Ronzoni Spaghetti 2 Z 47* Vermont Maid Syrup money-saving 10-trip commuter tickets.

PrkM •Hactiv* thru Auguit 12th. Not riipanilbl* far typographical •rreri. Onttrgont* not available wrrar* orohibitod bv lew. Nane> told to dectert. TMHSPOITOFHEWJIRSir Tte Dafly Register, Red Baijk-MiddJetowmNJ. Wednesday, Aagut t, 1172 WiwX This •GmrtiPf

Grade A

IN THIEL INSTITUTE — Brother James V. Far- rell, a teacher at Christian Brothers Academy, ROCK CORNISH GAME HENS Ltncroft, does a laboratory experiment in con- junction with a National Science Foundation In- 26 oz. avg. stitute project at Thiel College, Greenville, Pa. In addition to laboratory work, Brother Farrell par- . ticipated in field trips, lectures and informal group discussions on environmental problems and solutions. Festival Relegated To Marine Park RED BANK - The However, there had been borough's annual Festival of objections primarily from Art, which for two years had merchants in the area of the U S DA Gov'l. Grade Choice B successfully overcome mer- festival that it hurt their busi- chants' objections against nesses because the street was ^being-held on the downtown closed to traffic. BEEF ROAST streets, has been relegated Dr. Michael Arnone, acting CROSS RIB, BOTTOM n to Marine Park. mayor, said apparently there Fresh Gov't. Insp. This became known when had been too many objections * ROUND, OR TOP SIRLOIN '• ' the. Borough Council granted and thus the festival would be ed its approval for the festival held in the park. to be held around the One of the main objections shuffleboard courts on Sept. 9. raised last year was that the street was closed on a Friday PORK CHOPS For the past two years, the afternoon for the Saturday 9 11 End & .festival had been held on festival, and wasn't reopened Ccnit-r Cut Che Broad St. between W. Front until late Monday morning, SALE! St. and Mechanic St., and had thereby interfering with busi- drawn thousands of people to ness for a longer period of the downtown area. time. Shoulder til. Whole CHICKEN PARTS Rumson Man Named loin € rid To Museum's Board BREASTS LINCROFT —. William (enletCut tb. Boardman Leonard, president splii/quartered of the Monmouth Museum, an- nounced the appointment of George C. Dacey, Rumson, to the museum's board of trustees. FOODTOWN [FRESH CHICKEN LEGS --• it. Mr. Dacey is a vice presi- ,_, _ FOODTOWN dent of Bell Telephone Labo- hgriar |k. ratories in charge of trans- FRESH CHICKEN BREASTS Sl,t. mission systems. This in- • dudes responsibility for all TUN A FISH I SOJA Frcik U.S. Cn'l. Imp. • aspects of transmission, in- cluding systems engineering, ROASTING CHICKENS :: transmission media and USJDX Gm-I. G:ai,Odt* IOMIHS maintenance and control. Mr. Dacey joined the tech- TOP ROUND ROAST CUHU.UU, nical staff of Bell Labora- _ & FOoSoWM MAYONNAISE- 4 /' | tories in 1952 and worked on U.S.D.A. Gtv't. GtWt CMu IflHiUif transistor device feasibility studies. Subsequently, he su- pervised.transistor de- RUMP ROAST velopment, work. In 1958 he U.S.D.A. Gm'l. Giode CWos Boneless was appointed assistant direc- George C. Dacey UNRATED MILK. -;IO j-gg^^p. -2* tor of the Solid State Elec- M/OWEUHOUSE EYE ROUND ROAST tronics Research Laboratory lowing three years with West- Z 53' SCOTfSrVELS " Ift4*1 and was named director two U.S.D.».GoY-|.Gud. Choice BOMIIII TUSDAT inghouse Research Labora- UMONJUICE W years later. tories. After the war, he en- 5'6? CAMPBELL'S SOUP "Ti; MAYONNAISE • In 1961 Mr. Dacey became rolled at the California In- ^49'" HUNTSTOMATOSAUCE £ 10e| SHOULDER OR CUBE STEAK (STOE)" vice President of research of stitute of Technology and was the Sandia Corporation, a sub- awarded his Ph.D. in physics r- 63' FAB BORAX ,...£ 69' sidiary of the Bell System. He in 1951. returned to Bell Laboratories freexe Drie T^Op'siRLOiM 4W JS WKSISTEAK In August 1963, when he was Mr. Dacey is a Fellow of the I lunihinn BROWN'NGOID COFFEE v M.S.04. Cv'l. Grab Ckdke Shxlfa ^

For Freehold Townhouses 1 MFr-c*"-">»J> " »Ji-i . FREEHOLD — Due to resi- The Planning Board Aug. 16 CUP T)»5 COUPON ~) k CUP THIS cowwiw t k ir k k CUP THIS COUPON dents' opposition, a developer was to have ruled on Mr. Bro- has withdrawn his request der's site plan for the project. that Borough Council rezone Residents in the area pre- 1 viously 'submitted to council a • * • it**** an eight acre tract on Monu- SaveiA- ment St. for townhouse use. petition signed by 30 people Freeze Dried , ' 4 C A Whole Wheaf Frozwi Regular CCKMM Soft All Purpoi* Grind Coffee opposed to the proposal. TASTER'S 88 TOTAL CEREAL Kf" < PINNSYIVANIA Mayor J. William Boyle last The petition stated that al- * DUTCHPRHZUS ,^ CHOCK FULL O'NUTS £„ COFFEE With TMs Coupon* With TW. Coupon* k . night disclosed that Marvin though Mr. Broder claimed RBRB-9' Cajptn «••<»>iyf«.*.»Ti Iiynmrtat. A WithThhC«up«. With Thb Coupon Link MM r- Wuk Broder has shelved plans to that the borough will obtain f<1 j! construct a 62-unit townhouse ratables, their homes will de- • conjplex on the site, because crease in value, and thus the aipTHiicoopoSn -k kk k 'of the opposition. borough will lose ratables. Prlcm •Hactiv* thru Soiuroay Augmi IX Not wponitbU JWlyposrapMei «he right to nmhquanthies. Member Twhi County Qrocen. .. .,£ Bed BMk-MMdietwTi,N.J, Wedaenday, August», 1W2 17 Restaurants That Kids Like; Or, Pass The Wine List, Mom STATE If truck drivers eat there, their own water with ice. the food's supposed to be su- They respond well to muted per. You know that old chest- lighting,'layers of linen and nut about chromeplated din- heavy flatware for a while, ers. What can be divined from .but long waits between CahiU Orders Bus Line Help the sight of a stack of booster By courses will be trouble. Gim- TRENTON — Gov. William CahiU has ordered the Port' seats next to the door? Could LINDA micks are good — a juke box, Authority of New York and New Jersey to get moving in help- mean the counter man has a ELLIS fountains with colored water, ing the financially troubled jiiajor bus lines in the state. masterful touch with meat-, eating off trays, and so on. , Cahlll's mandate to the New Jersey members of the au- balls and a lollipop tree that There are a number of like- thority came at a special meeting in his office yesterday. never quite. _'.; ly spots in the area for a The meeting was called to detail the financial plight of the Certain area restaurants pleasant view, a varied menu, ' bus companies and to try to settle the eight-month contract have special appeal for chil- a Shirley Temple for her, a dispute between nine North Jersey bus lines and the Port Au- dren. You'll notice that for Buck Rogers for him, heavy thority. one reason or another, at on the fruit. We selected, a la ; The dispute centers on the "turnaround fee" the Port Au- place "A" your offspring will disaster, of course, if that res- carte: 'thortty charges the companies — $1.20 per bus — at its Eighth contribute to making yours taurant's idea of atmosphere little Kraut'79A Monmouth Avenue terminal in Manhattan. The authority wants to in- look like Family of the Year does hot include multiple pot- St., Red Bank. Lunch and din- crease the fee to $1.30, while the bus companies want it low- posing for Norman Rockwell", ty trips and minimum table ner Tuesday through Friday. ered to 90 cents...... while at place "B" they'll manners. Dinner only on Saturday and - ;. "Ideally; we'd like the fee reduced to zero," said a spokes- swing from the wagon wheel ' Many restaurants have chil- Sunday. Closed Mondays. No man for the bus companies. "We'd like the same treatment chandelier if the bread basket dren's platters, even special credit cards. Bone up on the Port Authority gives to PATH commuter trains, which are is empty for a second. menus for a least special "Hansel and Gretel" before subsidized to the tune of $17 million annually." Of course, kids like fast food prices. But that doesn't mean trying this one and you can't franchises and diners, they children will like those restau- miss. The "office" at this tiny also, however,.like some of rants, especially; some tots, Teutonic inn resembles the Confirm DNC Seating • the spots around town that. heaven knows, resist the old witch's gingerbread house, WASHINGTON - A Democratic Credentials Committee while not sporting a somme- slightest suggestion that complete with candy on the challenge upholding the seating of former Gov. Richard Her, do offer amenities not -they're not fully matured and shingles. The meals are too Ra*M«r Hughes and Thelma Sharp to the Democratic National Com- available at French Fry ready for the bar. substantial, if anything, so A VIEW FOR TWO (OR MORE) — Water rights can make a restaurant' mittee meeting here was affirmed by the full committee yes- Heaven. In the main, children like skip lunch before you go. No the right place to take your children, or they might enioy a steak farther terday. Everyone's puberty rites food that's not too exotic. If special concessions for chil- Inland. Area eateries that have something special to offer families can ' The full committee also upheld a committee recommenda- should include introduction to your children adore curry, for dren in the matter of menu make for an off beat evening out. tion that challenges against Richard T. Samuel and Mattilyn a cloth napkin. Going off with instance, you deserve credit listings, but you may, at lunch F. Rochester, be sustained, but that they be seated provisio- a probably reluctant husband, for preparing their palates at only, order their hamburger was lusty and lingering. Chil- don't think that's memorable nally with one^half vote ea.ch. a la carte, at dinner. The his credit card and some an early age, and you are the platter. The bratwurst platter roast duckling was not tender dren will like the potato pan- for a four-year-old! Adult The oWydirected the delegation to elect another delegate small, children to a place lar- exception. is an interesting variation on and not a success, but the cakes and if they demand syr- meals include chopped steak tn fast the nsjjrtaitnihg vote for Ne,w Jersey. ded with atmosphere can be a They lifte huge menus and. the Dot-dog for kids, at * sauorbraten with red cabbago-.-.. up, Jet the^waiter talk thein, at $4.25, primejlt(mjm«J!9th_ The seating of Hughes and Mrs. Sharp had been chal- out of it. and juicy, and rare is riot raw lenged on the basis that their election violated McGovem re- Grand Atlantic Hotel. Main here) at $6.25 and steaks rang- form time:Uittit guidelines because, they were elected three Ave., Ocean Grove. The sea-. ing from $5.75 to $7.95. The years ago. Tha challenges to Samuel and Mrs, Rochester were son ends Sept. II and business salad was pedestrian the night based ^n the action by the state's delegations the Democrat- comes to a halt here until Me- we tried it, but the relish bowl ic National Convention at Miami Beach, Fia. in which the de- morial Day. Breakfast, lunch is attractive and the "hot" legation elected the two. and dinner are served daily, whole wheat loaf was warm The DNC said the state's central committee should fill one the last meal ending at 7:30. enough. Appetizers range slot in the state's delegation. No credit cards. Rembmber- from 50 cents for tomato juice ing back to automats and to $2.95 for stuffed shirmp. Official Held in Auto Death summer camp, it's easy to see Desserts are also priced sepa- BRIDG#T0N — Cumberland County Breehplder Robert J. why children get a kick out of rately. Two small tasters had Halpin was indicted by a county grand jury,yesterday on two a cafeteria. That steaming, broiled and fried chicken, re- i aweinspiring mountain of spectively, and the portions counts of reiSless killing by automobile. ;• ' \ meat dishes, the multiple , The 51-year-old Vineland attorney., a former Assembly were a real bargain at $1.90, choices of multi-colored vege- half the adult price. speaker and acting governor, was the driver of a car which tables that made it fun to or- struck another vehicle last June 22, killing Frances Mason, 51, Brothers Restaurant and der if not eat them, and of Kitchen. 2 Morford Place, Red and Genevieve Anastasia, 47, both of Vineland. course the display of desserts The accident occurred at an intersection in Vineland after Bank. Serving lunch and din- topped off a glorious gamut of ner Monday through Friday, Halpin allegedly ran liis car through a red light. tray fillers. Just the idea of Additional charges against him of driving while his vision dinner and late snacks on the being able to choose so much weekend. No credit cards. If was impaired and failure to stop at a red light are being held from so many places is in Vineland Municipal Court pending final disposition of.' the enough to turn on kids. The your bambinos dont like pizza death by auto charges. ( small with pepperoni $2.75) ! Grand Atlantic and The Sam- The Democratic Freeholder, who was reelected to a sec- pler Inn just down the street or spaghetti (child's portion ond term last November, is free on $1,000 bail. are the only cafeterias in the with meat balls $1.25) there's area, so it's worth the drive small size shrimp at $1.75 or Issues News 'Guidelines' down Ocean Ave. Trays are ravioli at $1.50. A quarter's taken to tables for you and worth ot juke box tunes NEWARK — Mayor Kenneth Gibson has established tipping the busboys is custo- ("Happy Birthday" seems to guidelines for all city directors and supervisors in their deal- mary at the time they unload be a favorite) will keep the ings with the news, media, particularly for information that your tray. A family of four kids happy while the food's might have a "crucial or possibly negative effect on the ad- had well-balanced meals for being prepared. It's easy to ministration." Moiher-in-Law Writes $6.20. Some sample prices: forget how fascinating juke Gibson, in a memorandum to all department heads, or- The very loveliest people — miniiiniHiiiiHiiiiHiiiiuiununoinDiimui low dress with matching scarf "In addition, she has con- fried, fillet of sole 99 cents; boxes can be to young chil- dered that all written statements for the news media "will be and all of them related to our and coat, but something's got tacted several Computer Dat- veal cutlet $1.09; special for dren: all those colored lights , given to Bernard Moore to clear it with me." Moore is director family — somehow always to be done about that cough of ing Services with so far bad — the day of codfish cakes, co- and buttons to push and the ' of the Newark Public Information Office. seem to suffer the most. hers. if not insulting — results. leslaw, vegetable, roll, Jell-0 or chance to show off their Se- All verbal lequests for information will be forwarded to . That, anyway, appears to "Markie is really marrying "Meanwhile, you could pudding, $1.39. Dessert prices same Street alphabets in mak- • the mayor for his approval. be the message of the latest By the Buddhist. maybe keep on the look-out are high. The food is unima- ing selections and actual mu- "In both cases the Public Information Department will im- letter from my mother-in-law." JUDITH Lynn has become a topless for some steady decent fellow ginative, but the children sic at their command! mediately get back to you with my approval, rejections, addi- "Hi, Everybody. VIOBST go-go dancer. down by you. won't complain and at those Bahrs. 2 Bay Ave., Highlands, tions or some combination thereof," Gibson's directive said. "The pain has not yet sub- "Elliott needs caps on all "Surely there must be prices, no one should. A walk Open for lunch and dinner. It concluded: "When contacted by the press, there is no sided, but what can I do? It's his teeth. someone in the nation's capi- down the beautiful little Closed Mondays. All major need to say 'I am under directive to check with Bernard amazing how many sleepless . "And when you consider tal who would be interested hi boardwalk there completes a credit cards. A shore in- Moore.' You can simply imply to the press that you will get nights a person is able to live they come from families who a girl with a sweet disposition pleasant family experience. stitution and a good place to back to them as soon as it is humanly possible." through, and still get up and deserve only pleasure from — though, admittedly,' not a take the young one if you get cook and clean all day. jtmimiiiiiiiinuniimi.iiiiiniiimiiiiinimii their children, it doesn't seem Sophia Loren — who has had Buxton's Country Restau- there early enough. Before' "Uncle Ben's business just right. elocution lessons, dancing rant. 431 Broad St., Shrews- six, there's a good chance for To Close 1,000-Man Plant went into receivership. distance phone call. Maybe "Your cousin Viv is going (both ballroom and tap), 12 bury. Breakfast, lunch and a window table. If you're late, JERSEY CITY - The American Can Co. plans to shut "It looks like Aunt Hannah you would like to call collect? on one of those Swinging Sin- years of piano, four years of dinner every day. No credit it's worth waiting for one to' down its sprawling plant here which employs 1,000 b4ye an annual payroll of $15.1 million. down. might want to know that your God willing — she'll bring her- gy, and whose father would is the ice cream — cones, view's the thing*. Boats getting (T$e. are closing.down the Jersey, City,plant mainly for "Charlotte, my sister-in- sister — a wonderful girl — self home a man. gladly take him into his busi- dishes, mounds, whole crea- gas, pleasure boats moving up economic reasons," Frank Muller, plant manager, said yes- law, was almost raped. also is very hurt that you nev- "It's not so easy. ness. tion of calories. Parents will and down and around, the terday in announcing the shutdown. The exact timetable will "You'll never meet three fi- er phone her. This, anyway, is "Already the poor girl has "Please do anything you appreciate the service, which bridge opening and closing, a . i>"e1a)i!tQnncedinpieamonths.;. , < ' ner men or women. ! the impression I happened to gone on nine Let's Get Ac- can as Viv is threatening to is deft, unobtrusive and clear view of planes in holding fMfivebuildirigfacility Was built here in 1928. and cur- "Your Aunt Fjo is in a very get when I.ran into her at quainted Cruises, and seven join woman's liberation, geared to children's pre- patterns, all keep the kids so rently pays state and local taxes of $378,712. • severe depression,- having just Cookie's confirmation, which Schussing with Swingles ski which would put her mother dilections and peccadillos. busy they'll be surprised din- Another'spokesman said the company is planning a pro- been defeated 'for.' the' presi- you and Milton were the only weeks, and one of those For right back into the hospital. The entree part of the menu is ner arrived so fast. Dinner for gram to find other jobs fbr workers. Sonte workers may be dency of the Ma Jong club. It ones in the family that didn't Mature Unmarrieds parties "Hoping that's not where uninspired, the usual ham- them is $2.70 for a choice of transferred to other plants, while others will receive com- was most unexpected. attend. they advertise in all the dirty you'll find me the next time burger platter dominating, fried chicken, chopped sirloin prehensive benefits under a retirement plan. "Here, after all, is one of Truly a Vision papers. you take the trouble to phone, but the fish dishes are above or fried flounder. The floun- The Jersey City plant, which produces containers for beer, those rare human beings who "Your sister, by the way, "Don't ask what goes on at I remain your loving average for this type of res- der portions are more than coffee, motor oil and pressurized products, is one of nine facil- everyone loves and needs and was truly a vision in her yel- those parties. "Mother" taurant. Desserts are stu- ample. With their entree ities that American Can is closing down in the country and Ca- trusts and turns to. She has so pendous and served with a comes potato, vegetable, sal- nada. many friends and so many flourish. For big eaters, ad, beverage and JeII-O. For Operations at the plant here had been "marginal" for sev- confidantes, she makes Golda there's a Buxton sampler, four the grown-ups in tow, there is eral years, the spokesman said. "The plant itself is an old mul- , Meir look like a social out- scoops for 85 cents. Ice cream a variety of lobster size;.', a ti-story facility of inefficient size and this location has become cast. Strangers on the street Newly Elevated Judges sodas are this reviewer's cold sea-food platter of lob- uneconomical." — I can personally testify — choice at 50 cents. Sundaes ster, shrimp, crab and clams rush over to pour in her ear are huge. Small appetites at $5.75, prime sirloin steak, ?6, Booth Boobytrapped their most intimate longings. may be more than satisfied or Bombay curried sea food And New Jersey with the small dish of ice (delicious) at $4.75. BLAIRSTOWN — State Police disclosed today that a-pub- Can't Take 'Old' Pay cream at 35 cents. For an I- "I might also say that last Howard Johnson's. Rt. 35, lic telephone booth was boobytrapped with small explosive de- year, when Flo's cyst was re- ean't-believe-I-ate-the-whole- Middletown. Open every day vices and that three other devices were discovered in a chil- FREEHOLD - A statewide been appointed to Superior Sources at the Monmouth thing feeling, there's the Big moved, she received, from warning to former county Court this year, including for- County Courthouse said the for breakfast lunch and din- dren's playground nearby. people all over the world and Bux: eight scoops, two ba- ner. No credit cards. Yes, i Three youths were slightly injured when they entered the judges recently elevated to mer Monmouth County Court_ vacation schedules are made nanas, four varieties of top- New Jersey, 29 house plants, the New Jersey Superior Judges Alton V. Evans and" up in the spring. that familiar orange roof booth, located outside a tavern in rural Liberty Township, 36 floral arrangements, and pings, whipped cream (not place and the fair-tfcmiddling Monday evening. ' Court. — that they must not Patrick J. McGann Jr., who really cream, tho) and 548 cards that said Get Well. accept vacation pay from were elevated July 26. food, but between the birth- Police said the boys were playing across the street when "Her nurses adored her. cherries. It's $1.95, but if you day plan and the decorated thejy spotted a whiteobject fastened to the bottom of the tele- their county governments in Both Superior and County eat a second one on-site you "What's more, in addition to lieu of vacations as county PlanMCAP take-home menu bags and phone. They entered the booth and touched a string attached that, the butcher always Court judges receive $37,000 a get both free, along with some to the object, igniting a small explosion. judges — is not necessary in year, but County Court judges nightmares. Breakfast at Bux- surprisingly good cocktails, saves her the leanest pot it's a must. Choices for chil- Police said the explosive was a simulator device used in Monmouth County, an official are paid by the county and Su- Open House ton's offers two eggs, toast roasts; and the fish man al- here says. > dren include a Plymouth training soldiers. perior Court judges are paid EATONTOWN - A two-day and jelly at 60 cents, and waf- ways gives her the fresh, not The warning came from Mi- by the state. The latter also fles and a choice of meat at Rocky (turkey and all the , Two other devices were found on a playground swing and the frozen; and the man at the open house will be held by the trimmings, dessert and beve- another on the ground. These devices failed to go off. chael Kocan, assistant direc- have more prestige and better $1.20. bake shop, famous for palm- tor of the state court system, Monmouth Community Action rage) at $1.45; Mr. Twist ing off cake that is one day job benefits. Program (MCAP) tomorrow in a letter sent to all county , County Budget • Director Cypress Inn. 803 nt. 35, (spaghetti) $1.15; Spreadie old, always makes certain assignment judges. and Friday at the Community Wanamassa. Open for lunch Freddie (peanut butter and Policemen Indicted that Flo's cake just came Theodore J. Narozanick said Room, Eatontown Borough yesterday the situation warn- and dinner every day. Major jelly, would you believe) for MAYS LANDING — Two' rookie members of the Atlantic from the oven. "We understand that in Hall, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. credit cards. Well known for 85 cents and even strained City Police were indicted yesterday on extortion charges. "You'll have to admit that's some counties payment has ed against has not happened succulent steaks, the inn in Monmouth. The open house day is spon- baby foods for a quarter. For Vincent Gazzara, 25, of Cardiff, and Albert Peyton, 22. of a very popular person. been offered for a vacation makes our list because it's the martini crowd, there's Atlantic City, are accused of illegally obtaining $5 from one not taken by a county court "They (judges elevated to sored by MCAP's Eatontown "So now please go explain and Pine Brook mini centers fancy enough to allow a little roast chicken with side dishes, Jose Soto last July 10. ' how Sandra Hyman, who, in judge prior to appointment to Superior Court) go off the girl full rein in dressing to the $2.65; clam roll with potato . they allegedly took the money as "a reward" for "per- Superior Court," said Mr. Ko- county payroll the day before and will include a program of her entire medical history, talks and entertainment. nines, yet flexible enough in and cole slaw, very tasty at forming their duties as members of the Atlantic City Police never received a total of 29 can. "As you know, this is not they are sworn In," he said. atmosphere to provide booster $1.80; steak and clams (good Department." house plants, could possibly only Improper, but also ille- Coincidentally, Judges A fellowship tree will be seats and special rates for clams, mediocre steak) at They were among 45 rookies hired last January under the win the Ma Jong club elec- gal." Evans, McGann and Superior dedicated at the playground children. Most importantly, it $4.95. At birthday time, if Emergency Employment Act. tion. Mr. Kocan added that if any Court Judge Francis X. of the Mt. Zion A.M.E. has candy striped seats in the you've registered the birthday "It doesn't make any difference how much it was, five "We suspect foul play. judge had already received Crahay, the county assign- Church, South St., here, at ladies' water closet, the red child beforehand, there's a cents or $5,000, it's a crime," said Public Safety Director ''I notice that, despite the such pay he would have to ment judge, are all on vaca- 9:30 a.m. Friday, with the and white striped motif being little cake with candles and Mario F. Floriani. low Sunday rates, you still reimburse his county for it. tion this month, all on the Rev. Robert W. Reed offici- carded out into, the hand the celebrity's dinner, com- The accused were freed on bail pending a court hearing. can't afford to make a long- A number of judges have state payroll. ating. washing area as well, If you pliments of the house. . <> .'••-•.•,• 18 TbeDOy! . H«d Bank-MlddVetow^J. Wednesday, Ajytsf t, 1?B Gantry Pride I 1 MoMDa/ rriHUSATURDAf SUNDAY 8A.MJ0 6 RM. PaTtSiPPANY OPFrf THURs. & Ffti. To MiDNiGHT PaRslPPArJYRpOre46&BeVEftW/cKRoaDHAZLeTRpore35&HAZLerAUe. H srm.

PANTRY PRIDE GRADE' i-USOAi BONeLeSS FReSri RtfEHS SfeAK $W OR BROILERS

SPLIT OR WHOLE CUT-UP ALL FIRST CUTS EXCELLENT FOR COOK-OUTS U S D A CHOICE 7 INCH CUT QUARTeReD YOUR CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE OVEN READY 1 FIRST CUT CENTER CUT BREAST WITH WING

SACRflMEHTo PfilCjfes f&MM 1q» 14 oz $mcan F/fje 12oz. rasTe can

MOTT'S CAIiFoRM SUNKIST

LB. CAN i

GdRflCoB PANTRY PRIDE GRADE A

MEDIUM WriiTeEGGS SIZE HYGRADE ALL BEEF 1 LB. AVG. BIRDS EYE

lb. Get 8 Glasses i GEORGES BRIARD MiDGeTSALAMi 4.44^ c WHITE MEAT PANTWf PRiDe for 3 each :• ONE 12-ox. BEVERAGE WITH WEEKLY half 6 oz. FOR GriicKGN RPLL lb. BLUEBeRRYPie COUPONS PLUS GET GLASS ONIY One Glass FREE FROZEN FANCY (RAW) WITH PURCHASE OF «3- OR MORE lib. PflNTW PRiDe with each one LIMIT 1 -ONE COUPON PER FAMILY 6oz. you Buy at 69 eo. COUPON GOOD THRU AUG. 12 PeRcrifiueTs lb.' WriiTe BReaD loaves

'I RE5ERVE THE RIGHT TO IIMIT QUANTITIES. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. All PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY AUG. 12 Dental Insurance The Daily EegJstw, Bed Bank-MMdletowB.NJ. Wednesday, AugastS,l»72 19 By SYLVIA PORTER mium almost in Half, and are ing a often preferred for this rea- For many years, knowl- YOUR MONEY'S son. Under this type of plan, By ROGER E. SPEAR tember, vm.'l plan to retire edggable insurance men be- the' insurer pays a fixed in 10 years. Is this fund okay lieved that dentahcare was WORTH amount for each type of den- Q — I am considering buy- Successful for my purpose? <— B.C. unlnsurable. Once such a plan tal procedure — something ing stock in J.W. Mays A — In recent years, this was tried, they reasoned, less than the full fee charged (NYSE), the department Investing growth-oriented fund has people who had neglected the employe. More specific- by the dentist. Thus, if you best investments in good store chain. What is your compiled a somewhat erratic their teeth for years — partly ally, you, the covered em- are enrolled in a scheduled health.; opinion of this as a long-term performance record. Despite from fear and partly from diversify with another fund. ploye, would pay the first $25 plan, you have to make up the You can realize major sav- investment? — R.S. vely low profit margin, 2.3 per the fund's poor results in 1969 economics — would rush to For a list of no-load fund ad- or so for the dental expenses difference out-of-pocket, and ings — and if you take a high A — I would be in no par- cent in fiscal 1970 and 1971. and 1970, the fact that you in- the dentist. dresses send stamped, self-ad- of each of three of your fami- as dental fees rise (up 41 per co-payment ratio, where you ticular hurry to commit my- For the first nine months of itiated your plan late in 1969 ly's members — following : dressed envelope to Roger E. The bills, as a result, would cent between 1965 and 1972) so pay, say, up to 40 per cent of self to this investment if I the year ended July 31, net in- and dollar-averaged your in- 1 Spear c/o this newspaper. be huge. And the insurance which the insurance company will your out-of-pocket costs. the cost, you can reduce your were you. Mays' promotion come after taxes amounted to vestment should have reduced company would sink deeper would pay 75 to 80 per cent of There is also the "fixed own costs significantly. costs at Easter were espe- only 1.5 per cent of sales. Giv- the impact of decline. In 1971, •the routine dental care Rabourdin Studies and deeper into the red. fee" plan, which works like The insurance will give you cially heavy, while sales re- en a strong final quarter and Channing Growth was one of charges and perhaps 60 per But now, finally, dental in- the scheduled plan, with the the incentive to have long mained sluggish. With other a return to a normal level of . the better performers — asset Bunk Administration , cent of the orthodontic and surance fs coming into its important exception that par- neglected work done and, expenses unchanged, Mays profitability, earnings could value rose 36 per cent. A cred- MADISON, Wis. — Richard periodontal work required. own. ticipating dentists may once you have gone through ran in the red for the April or reach 91.35 a share down from itable 10.4 per cent gain was E. Rabourdin of Monmouth There is usually around a $750 Today, an estimated 12 mil- charge no more than the fees this, there will be little eco- third quarter of the current last year's record of $1.83 a achieved in the first half this County National Bank, Red yearly limit on benefits for lion to 15 million Americans listed in the policy. These nomic burden in going to the fiscal year. As a result of the share. Should final quarter year. Bank, was among 922 banker- each family member and a have this type of protection. plans, are unpopular ampng dentist for routine work. poor performance shares earnings recover, shares students from 50 states and lifetime limit of around $600 Dividend income has been By 1980, the American Dental dental groups. have dropped from a high of would be attractive for long- Washington, D.C., who attend- on orthodontics. And you'll be encouraged to negligible this year. This is Association predicts, the total If your group has the dol- go in for preventive dentistry 26% to a low of 131,4 since term appreciation. not surprising, however, in ed the 20th summer session of may be up to as many as 40 'Scheduled' Plans lars to spare and has a fairly — and by catching potentially April. Q — I have been buying vjew of the portfolio emphasis the three-year School for million. And labor unions con- The "scheduled" plans are stable membership, dental in- serious problems early, you Mays operates its seven dis- Channing Growth Fund on a on strong growth stocks. Build Bank Administration at the sider dental insurance a prior- cheaper, cut the monthly pre- surance could be among your can minimize them. , count retail outlets on a relati- ?75 a month basis since Sep- your fund to $5,000 and then University of Wisconsin here. ity item among benefits to be added to their packages whenever funds become avail- able. CLIP AND SAVE THESE VERY SPECIAL MONEY-SAVERS The following random sampling of facts, issued by the U.S. Surgeon General's of- DRUG fice, underlines why dental coverage has become so popu- lar: STORE Half the nation's children have decayed teeth by the time they reach age five; Once child in four has teeth so badly aligned that it causes COUPONS GOOD TODAY THRU SATURDAY, AUGUST 12,1972 facial disfigurement; • WE RESMVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES NONE SOLO TO DEALERS Virtually every adult has some tooth decay in some, RITZ BONUS COUPON I RITZ BONUS COUPOII | RITZ BONUS COUPON II RITZ BONUS COUPON I! point in life and between 75" p II and 80 per cent of persons c over age 14 suffer from gum •I disease; c 1 20 OPF 20* OFF Every day, more than 10,000 OUR RIG. LOW PRICE ON OUR REG. LOW PRICE OON g!,• FREE! Plastic workers stay off the job be- 20 OFF NIWMOOISS cause of dental problems. OUR RIO. LOW PRICE ON ANY MODESS FLUSH ABLE SIS I Only 25 per cent of the U.S. STAYFREE population — only one in four ORAL-B TOOTHBRUSH MINI-PADS SANITARY NAPKINS!! ft of us — gets regular dental BOX OF 30 BOX OF 12 REG. OR SUPER 5.5 WITH THIS COUPON ONLY I care. §•• inn i win IKIS (WM omrjoot m me. n iw n i mm inn touron OMT«OO* re we. n IUITI Will nSC0W0IK0MIIlUKi.II •;• MM i wn« (wroii-cowoii GOOD lit >nc. u No, wonder dental insurance I is so desired and so costly! Fundamental Point RITZ BONUS COUPON | RITZ BONUS COUPON" | RITZ BONUS COUPON I |f | RITZ BONUS COUPON 1 t . A fundametal point about j J dental insurance at this stage I is that most plans are offered WILKINSON only to groups and primarily • CREST TOOTHPASTE WINDSONG PLASTIC COATED only to large groups. GET SI.00 REFUND ST L ESS • DETAILS IN THE STORE Most programs are similar ill SPRAY MIST PLAYING CARDS •! ST?E L BLADES I to medical insurance pro- 1 1 grams: usually written by PURSE BRIDGE ! OR 49 OR •8?S state dental groups, pre- 1.95 49' PKG. 79' c! 1.13 TRAVEL PINOCHIE •I. aflB payment plans such as Blue LIST I :i LIST OF 5 LIST Shield or by commercial in- 22'ii I mill wm COOKMMOOMW COM Tnuo.5n 9 UNIT i mm COWM-COWM co» in uw. it IMII j mm cowoxmiroH COM in uw. n nut j mm cowoK-eouro* coomi MK2. a 9 surers. —-^— twiu nun MwvRwvrwn vvw in »*w. •< —t^ tlHII Z W1IH lOWtHHOUTUM OOOKaft WW, IJ • — t And most plans are written Ii to cover only the so-called "normal" dental procedures: RITZ BONUS COUPON | RITZ BONUS COUPON | |lj• • | | RITZ BONUS COUPON j II l RITZ BONUS COUPON examinations, fillings, extrac- •!!• ii tions, cleaning, dentures, etc. NYLON BRISTLE The more expensive services COLGATE •!• WARNER BALSAM SECRET Anti-Perspirant which get into the area of or- II n thodontics or periodontics are TOOTHBRUSH HAIR BRUSHES II HAIR CONDITIONER il SPRAY DEODORANT ordinarily not included in a S standard contract. However, 4-oz. BOTTLE just as in other insurance, ill •MEDIUM 89' 16-oz. 1.50 ic'l 1.09 i! these services can be included •HARD 30' OFF PKG. VALUE' if your group is willing to pay LIST SIZE LIST m 29 59 IMII I WIH COOTOK CCWOK COOO lit UKS. II IUIII mm cMifM.cowon coot TH us. ii 39* turn i win cotif oncouf OM coMTiiiire.il the inevitably higher pre- *^»n • »••••• *v«ivirwin *rn vuw <•* nw> >• ^r ••• IP ^_- mium. •I

There arc two major types RITZ BONUS COUPON RITZ BONUS COUPON | RITZ BONUS COUPON | RITZ BONUS COUPON of plans. •I L J The "comprehensive" plan • • might cost a typical group APHRODESIA 33'ii CALADRYL II WARNER70% Isopropyl TANGEE Perfumed about 9420 a year per person, • • usually split between employ- SPLASH ON COLOGNE !! TALCUM POWDER er and employe on a ratio of LOTION perhaps 910 a month for the employer and ?15 a month for |i RUBBING ALCOHOL jj | 8

BABY POWDER STICK DEODORANT ANTI-PERSPIRANT • 39 14-oz. CAN 2.49 Reg. or Unscented LIST IWIIJ MID tOOTOKCOUfOH GO00 III ««. 11 iuiiiiwitNcoiifoii.coufoiio(Ki»m«ue.ii •,;• I»ITIWIIICIWOKOW««OO»TI«««.II ~ • IUIII i mm cowOKOWOK cow m UK. 1II _ j MM •••••• M HMBamnaiWHM HHI HiaaiaBiHBiaimKHIBiMaiaHHlHiBHi MM ••• RITZ BONUS COUPON RITZ BONUS COUPON I i•i • |\ RITR'TZ BONUS COUPOCOUPON""N "1] II I RITZ BONUS COUPON I [ J _, I 1 |f L J II J I WARNER Double-Tipped Unbreakable Plastic II FASTEETH II Johnson & Johnson I II II I James R. Mlndnich COTTON SWABS 10" BANKS II DENTURE POWDER NO MORE TANGLES I II Mindnich II Ci IASSORTED 2.50 166 4'/4-oz. 1.39 7-oz. 1.39 BOX OF 1.09 II VALUE LIST I To Manage LIST 21 COLORS II SIZE LIST 78 SIZE i 39 J i»niiitowoii.towoiiSM»ra ua.n 78 I Bank Office IIKIIJ WI1H «OT OH-fOWOM GOOD III MO. II • «_ »«"JWIWOWOIKOWOIIOOO0II1_•»•j ••I LONG BRANCH - New- . VALUE c CLAIROL Jersey National Bank has pro- WHITtRAIN muted James R. Mindnich, as- 29 SHAMPOO SAVE ON PHOTO FINISHING sistant vice president, man- with purchase of 5-oz. size of NICE N EASY BAYER ager of the bank's office at 174 SHAMPOO IN Broadway here. SOFT&DRI HAIR COLOR NON-STING DEODORANT Mr. Mindnich began his 2.25 LIST BAYER banking career in New York 1.35 LIST ASPIRIN in 1960 and joined New Jersey 77 30% OFF National in 1970. He was as- BOTTLE 100 signed to the office here in ASST. SHADES 1.17 LIST .1971. BACTINE PHOTO FINISHING Born in Irvington, he re- FIRST AID, 59LISTOO< POLI-GRIP DINTUM 29 ' sides in Shrewsbury with his BLACK & WHITE AND COLOR 2.75 ox. Econ. Sire ADHISIVICMAM LIST' .wife, the former Miss Ann SPRAY 4 5 or. CAN W Marie O'Brien of Red Bank, and their three children. He is vice president of the Shrewsbury Republican Club and is a member of the Long RITZ DRUG STORE - Monmouth Shopping Center, Eatontown - 542-4300 Branch Exchange Club. He Daly Register, Bed Baak-MMdletwn,N J. Wednesday, August I, lift Time Is Running Oiit for a Pl?in to Help Young Girjs (Continued) kids weren't as bad as I After the father's death, the county youth shelter save Mary, She's a delightful It is expected that operating care of her sisters, one 20 thought But, still, they had'Mary's mother had a nervous, That was followed by a few kid. We can feel that we are funds would come from BCS, years old, the other, 18. done those terrible things. If breakdown. Her maternal months in Marlboro, a sus- providing her the optimum which pays up to $400 a month Sister's Complaint there were group homes, I grandfather, blaming the pended sentence on the drug chance. Usually, we're in the board for its wards now. It "We always were fighting. probably wouldn't have been child for the mother's illness, charge, an abortive attempt position of saying 'God! If we ' would cost $2,000 to $3,000 a At first, I would run into my there." "beat me up. So I took off for at a residential school out-of- only had the facilities we year less for a teen-ager in a room and hide under the bed. Residential School a couple of days." state, a return home, an over- could save this kid.' It would group home than in a residen- Then I would leave the house Sally was put on probation Her grandfather filed a dose of LSD. be disastrous for Mary if she tial school, since residential for a few days tffter a fight. and sent to a residential complaint of incorrigibility. Being taken into Mrs. Wam- has to leave..."' school placement also takes So my sister filed a complaint school. Mary was put on probation. But, September will bring state and local school tax bach's home "Is a godsend for money, Mrs. Wambach said. of incorrigibility against me. "It wasn't a bad place. It She turned to drugs for so- Mary," according to Carol the return of Mrs. Wambach's When the court said I had to lace. daughter from vacation and ' Residential schools are the was a lot better than the de- Wymbs, a county probation traditional placement for go to a detention center I tention home. And the teach- At the suggestion of her officer.-"There just isn't any the arrival of a niece she ex- cried all day. I couldn't be- school psychologist, Mary be- pects to spend some time teen-agers for whom no foster ers were great. They really place for her. It would be im- homes can be found. lieve it. My own sister had put tried," she said. came an in-patient in the psy- possible to find foster parents with. There won't be room in me there." She can't conceal her pride chiatric unit of Monmouth Me- for her." the house for Sally and Mary. The Group Home Founda- Sally was sent to the Essex in her academic accom- dical Center. That was before That's true. And that's part of the rea- tion is applying for govern- County Youth House on two plishment: six awards in Eng- one Thanksgiving Day "and I The N.J. Bureau of Chil- son the Group Home Foun- ment grants to get the first occasions; the first time, for lish and journalism, one in went home for Thanksgiving. dren's Services began the dation believes it urgent that project going, but that's a two months, and the second science, one in Spanish. I got home at 9 in the mom- vain search for a foster home a group residential treatment process that may take 18 time, for three months. She "But that's because the ing. At 10:30, my grandfather , for Mary in January, 1970; 15 home for teen-agers be months, the Fair Haven wasn't yet 14 years old. work was easy," she added beat me up. So I went right pairs of prospective foster opened by early next month. psychologist explained. "There were 30 rooms, and quickly, with a self-deprecat- - back to the hospital. That was parents said "no." * The first one they propose Needed is $6,000 "seed" girls sleeping in the hall- ing smile. my Thanksgiving. One of the "I worked with Mary for 20 . would house eight girls. Doug- money to meet expenses until "waysjj' she recalled. "All the "If Sally's mother had hospital workers brought in months. In all that time, this lass College psychology and grants or BCS sustaining doors were locked. They had lived, hers would be a differ- some turkey for me." is the most hopeful thing that sociology graduates would • funds came through "and our a school there. Sitting next to ent story," Mrs. Wambach irji. The end of November, she. has happened to her," said staff it, serving as counselors only real hope of getting a .me was a kid charged with terjected. "That is so often said, she was discharged from Mrs. Pamela Venable, super- under supervision of a psy- home by September is finding ' homicide, in front of me was a true . . . what happens to Monmouth and two hours af- •visor of the residential place- chologist-director. someone willing to advance us • drug addict with (needle) these kids is fate, and the ter arriving home "I was ment unit in the BCS Middle- Help Sought that," she said. i tracks all over his arm, and fault of no one in particular." back in Long Branch. I called town office and formerly . The help of local business Meanwhile "there are at ! sitting in back of me was a The death of her father left one of the nurses arid said I Mary's caseworker. people would be sought in de- least 100 other Sallys and | boy charged with rape. And Mary feeling desolate and couldn't hack it at home. She 'Delightful Kid' velopinsra vocational educa- Marys sitting in institutions TELEPHONE TALK — Psychologist Helen Wam- • my big crime was that I was friendless. let me stay at her house over- "This kid has had a lot tion program that would give and time is awasting," Mrs. bach is Talking up the need for group.foster homes 'incorrigible. "If kids don't have someone night. The next day, I went dumped on her," said Miss the girls a way of earning a Wambach said, adding: "The for teen-agers. She's shown with one of two 16- " "It was horrible. I was to talk to, if kids don't have back home." Judith McKee, Mary's case- living and aid them in gaining situation with boys is even year-olds she invited to spend the summer with independence, Mrs. Wambach more desperate than with her when the N.J. Bureau of Children's Services I frightened whenver the teach- people they can trust, it will She began "tripping on acid worker. "I'm delighted the was unable to find foster homes for them. ? er left the room. When I got to kin the kids," Mary declares (LSD)?' Her probation officer timing is such that we could said. girls." • know them, I found out those. passionately now. brought her to what was then - Federal Flood Insurance Available in Matawan Twp. I MATAWA• N TOWNSHI: P - fee if their pets ar.e picked up becaus... e township office: sJ no. w• j At the regular meeting of the unlicensed. An additional • "noused in the N.J. Highway j Township Committee, George charge of $3 will be made for -Authority building on Lower LOW PRICES PLUS SIN GREEN STAMPS ACM€ 3E. Smith, township the first pickup. Subsequent Main St. will have to move be- Check for vourMlf. . . Acme's prlcM arm r«olly low. Plus vow get lh» "Ixlra AUoiuro" § George E. Smith, township canine apprehensions will cost fore the end of the year. value of 5*H Slampi at Acmol So, |oln the crowd of "Ixlra MoaiMre" (hopper* that *av* | manager, reminded residents owners $6 each, with a sum- Purchase of an office'trailer 1 A h * wok! 3 that federal flood insurance, mons issuing for any violation to put Mr. Smith near the po- furnished by the Federal In- after the first. lice department and other surance Administration And just to make the kennel township services at Town- through the federal Depart- ration more binding, owners ship Hall is planned, the may- ment of Housing and Urban will have to pay 91 a day for or said. ^Development (HUD) is avail- -* able at very favorable rates. their four-footed friends' food Mayor Powers presented !• Insurance on residences while they are incarcerated. two awards of merit last Two ordinances were night. One went to Cub Pack varies from 25 to 35 cents per LANCASTn HAND OLD FASHION WHOU •UT wim coNnMNa. Mm WITH MM : $100 of coverage; on contents adopted after public hearing 87, which cleaned up the lANCASTHIIUNe FIRST CUT !**#%, OIHAlf j of residences, rates run from last night. One appropriates beach front as a contributior. o *i 35 to 45 cents per $100. Non- $75,000, with $71,000 to be to the campaign to keep the bonded, for purchase of two township beautiful. The cita- GHUCTSTEAK ,59 MMI-tONOItt CHUCK ROAST J =• residential coverage runs MVCUMS. .Tsomewhat higher,- up to 75 diesel trucks, a catch basin tion was accepted by Cubmas- CALIFORNIA CHUCK STEAK OWATBtOM cleaner, a mist blower for in- ter Alexander Moczulak. 8 BOJELTSS CHUCK RUST u '1" cents per $100 of coverage, secticides, a curb installing The other award went to th« BEEF ARM STEAK .99 CERTU CBT MISTS M SUDIS SHORTCUT RIB STEAK JV . Mr. Smith said. Names of-in- machine and a tractor and road department from Town DEUCA7SSSEN FEATURES! TASTY VALUES FROM WE SEAl J- surance carriers who can mower, all for the township ship Council and the Shadi CHUCK. CUBE STEAK $139 ; required to pay a $3 license said Mayor Thomas Powers, p.m. DOLE PINEAPPLE 3 1 OVERNIGHT PAMPERS Group to Fight Job Bias KRAFT MAYONNAISE 59 SCOTTISSUE

RAVIOUOA SPAGHETTU «H>1 Against Long-Haired Men PROGRESSO :S°r.".....^43° BAR-B-QUE SAUCED .' CHEF BOY-ARDEE MIATBM.LS «•" I 00 CLIFTON - A group of many with college degrees, an Invasion of his right to pri- FARMDALE DRINKS 4^'1 TERI TOWELS. HANOI WRAP... young men, most of them who at one time or another vacy." C from New Jersey, have band- have been denied employment The committee plans to REALEMON JUICE 49 FABRIC SOFTENERS- CHASE AND SANBORN co,** i£79' ed together to combat cm- because, of their hair styles, work closely with the Ameri-_ C •*•ployment discrimination although most wear their hair, can Civil Liberties Union and' COFFEE....=... 365 CHARMIN TISSUE.:-: - TOTAL CEREAL..... i against men with long hair. at moderate lengths by cur- the federal Equal Employ- C i> The group which is known as rent standards. Some encoun- ment Opportunity Commis- PORK AND BEANS-.....6 ^ 85 CORONET NAPKINS GRAPEFRUIT JUICE '£? 39* .: the Young Americans Com- tered problems because they sion, arid to press for legisla- mittee Against Employment wear beards or mustaches. tion to specifically outlaw dis- SPRING WATERS. .-r4* FRUIT Discrimination, is starting to According to Mr. Cerame, crimination based on hair organize nationwide and has "If a person is qualified to do length or facial hair. It also set itself a goal of 100,000 a job because of certain skills . plans to follow cases referred members. often acquired through years to state anti-discrimination NIBLETS CORN 19° HEINZ KETCHUP According to YACAED of training, he should be agencies. Additional informa- C chairman Lon gerame of Clif- judged on his qualifications tion is available from" LOUELLA MILK 95 CRISCOOIL: ton, "Over 9,000 young Ameri- and not his looks. Such dis- YACAED, P.O. Box 897, Clif- cans in New Jersey alone are crimination is irrational and ton 07013. •EXTRA MEASURE" OAIRY VALUES EXTRA MEASURE BAKERY VALUES out of work because of job' •EXTRA MEASURE" FROZEN FOOD VALUES AT ACME prejudice against men who BORDEN'S »J|EC SANDWICH wear their hair long and who dress in the current styles." CHEESE^!... 10 The committee is made up C primarily of young men, SOFTPARKAY » 45 SLICEDBEEF 4»Jl BUITONI RMI0LL %69° AIPTETIE.! % 55° CREAM TOPPING '.^47C SLICED TURKEUKEYY ft 39° ftMlUN PUNCH. - 3f Illegal Sex Act riMumr«onna

50 S&H STAMPS 50 S&H STAMPS 15 GASH 10 CASH whh ourchM* of 12 CASH wRh purchua of two towtnto purchM* of towatda purehMt of WAREHOUSE PRICED five froicn Hand Towaia or mtvf on* towinfc purehiM ol I m-oi. box of 5,1-Of. enwloptof Delaware Fund Quantity rights reserved FARMDALE BATH DASH bOI Of 48 m Not responsible lor typographical e NESTEA TETLEY J MEAT PIES TOWEL DETERGENT ICED TEA MIX WITHTHU COUPON TEA BAGS i 137th Wmt THM COUPON 7rinlf. VWTMTHW COUPON . WITH TH» COUPON T-** " .WT DM COUPON Kfl fAMLV ^il»fSfVw Quirttr Ciih Dividend WE ALWAYS LOWER J 0* a ehare from THE PRICE, BUT net Investment Income ; NEVER THE QUALITY. Payable Friday, September -IS, 1872 to shareholders of record \. Thursday, August 24,1972. MUTTS 3S$36kEYP0fiT ,. . JtmuP.Schtllenatr.Prettdtnt a Tta Dally Register, Red Bank-MiddtetowB)N J. Wednesday, Augusti, Wl i Dennis the Menace Crossword Puzzle Sraaffy Smith ACROSS 23Hmr»for 1 Fish twice poet-W- wtyfwtri THUNDER, NO!.' 26Bl«msJ) OL' 6 Lower facial B MOP IS WQRE TO USE SOME extremities 37 Devour 61 Related to OL'RAQSK i one's With 27 10 National 38 Songful emblem 63Vetmblv ME A NEW 14 Repulsive: 3d Main artery «y 28 30 Genus of ONE? vac 41 Remove 64 Flying toy 15 Eagles' nest 42 Bestow: . African • i 65 Abscond squirrels 16 Italian coin Scot. 66 Struggle: 17 Grimace: Fr. 43Ballerina'* 31 Exigencies Scot.. 32 Sagas IS Subsides attire 67ArticJ« 19 Source of 44 Pantry 33 Cubic meter 6BSurfeiU 35 Chateau, indigo- 46 Abundant 69 Ragout 20 Giggles know-how Yquern, e.g. 22 Celibate 49 Billiard DOWN 40 The great 24 Buss "shot 1 Charitable bustard 25 Warble 50 Seekslegal gift 41 Single 26 Doll's House , redress 2 Diving bird' portions architect 3 Small ease 43 Exact I LIKE CHIP'S RH) 51 "Elephant ACTUALLY, THERES < 1 THATS THE DEAD 29 Interpreters 4 Nixon'* dog 45 Abyssinian TROPICAL RSH THE Boy" ONLY ONE I DONT ONE HE'S KEEPINS of music 53 Constituents in-the'60* mesa ^,T,O IN HIS 5 Grottoes 47 Prize highly MAYBE THE BLUE LIKE,,, K_^ j Solution to YtiUnUy's Puute DRAWER 6 Funeral 4B Flee from QUaa BQQQQ BQQ0 vehicle aaao QQUQU BQUU captivity HUUH amuaa uiuuu 7 The rainbow 52 Frwch city aaaaaaaa aaaaaa 8 Nothing 53 Monkey-like you GOT NERVES aaaa HHUU 9 Pertaining mammal QUQQQCl HCiaQUtaUtJ to meeting* aauuu BQQEI uaau 54 Dismounted BQD UUUUIJ CliifJ 10 Spread-out 55 Carry Children's Letter H Hrano (HHO wheel part 56 Young bull: 11 Food fish Scot. 12 Seed 57 Patsy rarana annan aaam covering 58 Roof border nmmm nnnnn nnnn 13 Strong wind 50 Sketched nmnn nnnnn nnnn 21 Cattle: Bibl. 62 Wing part 8/9/R X., Mary Worth 9 10 1 3 4 ^!> 6- 8 fi ™?»?«""r..tV IJIKTMIGHT! BJK ft )*- C t/ E 14 16 KNOW WHAT, MIL? H - ^S A^,^ * Hi 5 T ' ABOUT THIS TOWN >9 I i • SOMETHING USEOM FLEMING! THAT MAKES ME. 17 ROUJK.-SKWB! WANTT0 5PENDWV • WINTERS HERE! 20 FJ •V i 24~| j~ — I 26 27 28 30| 1 I I 31 33 •am 34 II 135 H 37 38 36 j 1 1 ^ 42 1 •" F • ' 46 47 I II The Wizard of Id I 53 54 56 57' 1 60 6i •6s F : 64 • l i ^•6669 67 iH6" 1 1 P Your Horoscope, Birthday WEDNESDAY, AUGUST I joy of whatever endeavor you SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) through some difficult mo- — Born today, you are by na- happen to be engaged in. Iso- — Dont let it worry you if an- ments today. Become aware ture a conservative person — lated from friends, however, other refuses to accept your of those standing by to be of Nubbin but you also are one who can you are inclined toward a mo- view of a matter presently in help to you. be talked Into going against roseness of outlook and tend the forefront of many people's ARIES (March 22-April M) ICANONUYTAUC DON'T TALK ABOUT his nature in this regard. Ob- to find not the joy but the dif- thinking. — Let others know that you 1WI6 15 FOR1BNMINUTE6... BUT 00/5 / viously, you will have'to take ficulties or hardships involved SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- are just as ready to listen as "TWlNK / $0 LETS MOT W»6TE great care that those deci- in your activities. you are to talk. Encourage ANVOP IT/ Dec. 22) — Take care that the sions you make or actions you advice you offer another at the young, especially, to open take which are more the deci- Ttarsdtjr.AngBstll this time is the best yotr can up and confide in you. sions and actions of others LEO (July 24-Aug. 21) - A give under the present cir- TAURUS (April 21-May 21) than of yours are not of such a day when psychic powers are cumstances. Don't shirk your — There is no reason for you character that the making or extremely powerful and very responsibility. to stretch your powers of be- taking of them causes you to much in evidence where rela- CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. lief beyond established limits. go against principles vital to tionships with family and 20) — Don't limit yourself to Your own deductions should your happiness. There are friends are concerned. those choices offered by this be enough to win you over. many points on which you VTBGO (Aug. 24^ept 23) - day. Choices offered in the GEMINI .(May 22-June 21) cannot go against yourself Though you cannot expect a past may still be open to you — Although you would rather without true betrayal; know recent mistake to go unno- remain in the background, what these are. if you take the time to find ticed, you can expect it to be them. you may well be required to Although you will never quickly forgiven. Seek advice AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. move front and center in the before beginning again. YOO-HOOilT'S WE DON'T THE BUTCHER'S BOV have a great number of 19) — You cannot force anoth- forenoon. Afternoon hours are gW LET'S KNOW'EM LBPT THEIR STEAK friends, those you do have will LIBRA (Sept 24-Oct. 23) - er to accept your views; you for resting. AVE A UTTLE be of such an understanding You may very well get your can, however, try to make CANCER (June 22-July 23) •ERE BY MISTAKE nature that the few will be own way in a number of in- DINNER BUSTY --30 IT SEEMS those views more palatable. — Your doubts about the gen- 1 worth most people's many. stances today. Dont be dis- Keep your spirits high. uineness of another's concern -POP ACROSS ONWSR3RTIN Among your friends, you are 9TRpT appointed, however, if on one PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21) may lead to difficulties in always a congenial, compan- important point you must give — Your intuitive powers your personal relationships INVITE1HBNEW ionable person, filled with the in. COUPLE TVWS should be enough to guide you within the home. Think! TUST MOVED IM O MAKE SheinwolcPs Bridge Advice By ALFRED SHEINW0LD sooner or later, but he could spade in order to save a low available. Get your copy by afford to run some diamonds heart! sending 50 cents to Red Bank When you lead a suit in first in the hope of making life Since East was marked with Register, Box 3318, Grand which the opponents hold the difficult for the opponents. the king of hearts, South fi- Central Station, New York, king and jack, you must often When declarer ran four nessed with dummy's ten. N.Y. 10017.) - guess1 whether to play the rounds of diamonds, West dis- This koocked out the king, TOOTSIS LOOK' 'U. ASK DAGWOOD IP carded a heart, a club and fi- and South could get to dummy CAN BUT SOME THINGS.' ABSOLUTELY NOT.' queen or the ten from your South dealer TOoeusys is MAVIKJS own hand or from the dummy. nally a spade. South now took with the fifth diamond in or- Neither tide vulnerable A MIDSUMMEB der to cash the queen of CLEARANCE There is almost no such thing the ace of hearts and lead an- NORTH SALE.' as a pure guess; almost in- other heart toward dummy's hearts and thus make the queen-ten. game contract. • CM variably there is a clear guide tf Q 106 to the winning play. Some- Sooth's Decision DAILY QUESTION 0 AQIO83 times, as in today's hand, you West played low, of course, Partner opens with 1-NT (16 4b 1052 ' must merely put yourself in and South had to guess wheth- to 18 points), and the next WEST EAST an opponent's place. er to play the ten or the queen player passes. You hold: S — 4> J9652 4 K 103 West opened the five of from dummy. To play the K10 3H— K9 74D-65C

HI The Phantom

MR.WAIKERVOUR PLANE LEAVES IM &ABSEMU5T H6JUST' FIFTEEN MINUTES. THE OTHER J G0IN8 BACK TO BE WORN OUT. POESN'T WANTTO SHARE me MlMTeV

*LfOK me 6HQ3TVMO WALKS. 22 ffce DtfyEeg«er, Eed BaBk-BfiddBetow^NJ. Wednesday, August 9,1972 nicks, Rangers to Jersey*

NEW YORK (AP) - The New York Rangers is chairman of the New Jersey sports authority, Lindsay and top aides have been discussing and the New York Knickerbockers, who have been which plans to build a complex in the Hackensack setting up a citywide sports authority to manage playing to full houses at Madison Square Garden Meadowlands. The football Giants are already Yankee .and Shea Stadiums, keep the city's profes- (or years, hinted yesterday they were considering committed to a move there and the Yankees also sional teams happy, and possibly- attract new ones. a possible move to New Jersey if the city does not considered such a move before the city agreed to Lindsay has already discussed the idea with Ir- grant the clubs tax relief. renovate Yankee Stadium, where both clubs now ving Felt, head of the garden, Michael Burke, pres- A spokesman for Madison Square Garden Inc., play. ident of the Yankees and Donald Grant, president which owns the National Association's A spokesman for Mayor John V. Lindsay's of- of the Mets. Knlcks .and the 's fice said last night that they might do better finan- The Garden already faces competition from Rangers, said discussions have been held with city cially outside the city. the new in Uniondale, N.Y., officials "in relation to the favored tax position Taxing Problem which hosts the New York Nets of the American benefiting the Jets, Mets and Yankees. The main problem is the $2.1 million in real es- Basketball Association and the New York Islan- Words WUh Werblin tate taxes the Garden pays the city each year and ders, an expansion hockey club which will be play- "We have a strong commitment to New York competition from new professional teams. The ing its first season in the National Hockey League. City and we certainly hope the inequities can be Jets and Mets do not pay realty taxes and the Yan- corrected," the spokesman continued. "At the kees will soon be exempt. In addition the Garden may well have to con- same time, we have also had discussions with Da- The-city owns Shea Stadium in Queens, where tend with the planned West Side Convention Center vid A. "Sonny" Werblin and plan to have others." the Jets and Mets play, and will soon take for non-athletic events and possibly with.a pro- Werblin, the former owner of the football Jets, over Yankee Stadium. posed Brooklyn sports complex. minmiimiiiiiiniiiiiiimiunniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiminiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimnniiiiminiiiiiiiiimiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiii St. Louis Snatches It From Mets 6-5 ST. LOUIS (AP) — Lids Melendez blasted his fourth home runs in the opening inning on four hits, including run-scoring single. run of the season hi the eighth Inning following Matty Alou's . singles by Bernie Carbo and Dal Maxvill, an error, a wild "I had the old at 'em pitch tonight," Denny McLain grin- two-out single and powered the St. Louis Cardinals to a 6-5 vic- pitch and a walk. ned — and because of it, Eddie Mathews had his best night as tory over the New York Mets last night. But New York then got 5^ scoreless relief innings from manager of the Atlanta Braves. The sudden rally against reliever Danny Frisclla sent the Ray Sadccki and broke a 4-4 tie in the sixth on Sadecki's "That at 'em pitch — it's the best pitch in baseball. All you Mets to their sixth defeat in the last eight outings and dropped single, Wayne Garrett's double and Ed Kranepool's sacrifice do is throw it at 'em and let 'em hit it 'cause it's the quickest them 9% games behind in baseball's National fly. out." m** League East. The Mets are only.1% games in front of the John Milner homered for New York's first run in the sec- For seven innings, Denny had 'em baffled at the plate, giv- FIREMAN AND FRIEND — Sparky Lyle, New third-place Chicago Cubs. ond inning and angled a run across as the Mets caught up in ing Houston one measly hit Then the Astros caught up with York Yankee relief pitcher, is presented with d The Cardinals jumped on starter Gary Gentry for four the fourth and chased Rich Wise on Ted Martinez' two-run McLain, putting together six more hits for four runs in the fi- dalmation pup for the great fob he has been doing nal two innings. at Yankee Stadium yesterday prior to the game ' But it was much too late, Atlanta had erupted for five runs against the Detroit Tigers. Lyle came on in relief _ in the first inning alone and breezed to an 8-4 triumph that of starter Frlt^ Peterson and wort his fourth game f gave Mathews his first victory at the helm — and in his home in seven decisions. Sparky has saved 24 gomes — , debut at that. the most frvthe major leagues. " New York Levels' In other National League games, Cincinnati outlasted Los Angeles 2-1 in 19 innings — the longest game in the league this season — Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 4-2, the Chicago 9 Cubs nipped Montreal 6-5, and San Francisco swept a twinight doubleheader from San Diego 154 and 7-3. Ron Squad Below Limit In the , the New York Yankees beat Detroit: 4-2, Boston turned back Cleveland 4-1, Baltimore topped Mil- . WEST LONG BRANCH — passed. limits until the final 40-man waukee 4-2, Kansas City slipped past Oakland 4-3, the Chicago The made Levels gained dubious no- roster is determined just prior White Sox held off California 4-3 and, in 10 innings, one cut yesterday and got tice worn lie fell down guard- to the regular season's start tripped Texas 6-5. their official roster down to ing Pittsburgh Steeters' Frank The Giants go back to the Last night's triumph for Mathews was quite a switch from NEW Y0RK'<(AP) % The "Success comes from suc- 58, two below the National Lewis when the lattter took a two-a-day workouts today. Monday night, when the Braves were clobbered 9-1 in Cincin- Miracle fjev York Mets of cess," said Swoboda who Football League limit for the pass from quarterback Bob. The same routine is set for to- nati only hours after he'd replaced the fired Luman Harris. 1969 are back — disguised as keyed the latest Yankee sue: : date. Leahy and raced 80 yards for morrow, with one drill "The big difference," Eddie explained, "was that every- the New York Yankees? Of cess with two run-scoring sin- The Giants lowered the a touchdown in last Saturday Friday. body on the team was a little more • relaxed and feeling a little course not, but this year's gles. "We have the agressive- boom on defensive back Wil- night's exhibition loss. Quarterback Randy John- better. I know I was. Yankees are a lot like those ness now and when you have ber Levels, a rookie free The 58-player list carried by son, who sustained bruised "Going through a managerial change is not a real pleasant Mets of three years ago, ac- that you can come from be- agent from North Texas the Giants does not include rite in the loss to the Steelers. situation and it was the first time these guys had been through cording to Ron Swoboda. hind. That's the championship State. Levels was signed this the team's three draftees that worked tout briefly with the Wllber Levels one," he added. The comparison by Swo- attitude, and you can't tell me played for the College All- team yesterday. ' .year'after a trial with the Yesterdoy'sither transactions by pro- Then, nodding toward McLain, he said; "I thought Denny boda, who played a big role in that Ralph (Manager Ralph . He was the Stars. fessional football teams: . NATIONAL LEAGUE might have come close to a shutout, but nothing made him the Mets' incredible late sea- Houk) doesn't feel that atti- Browns' number nine draft That trio consists of wide Two, other slightly-injured PHILADELPHIA EAGLES - Line- mad tonight." tude in this group." backers Doug Woodllef and Clea Walk- son drive to the National choice for 1971 and stayed receiver Eldridge Small, de- players, Ron Johnson and er* offensive tackles Joe Helng and How could anyone be mad after being given a five-run League pennant in 1969, was Swoboda, who plays prima- Charlie Harper, are expected with them for all six pre-sea- fensive tackle John Men- McDonald and Stan Boykln, wide re- lead in the first inning, six after two and eight by the time the made yesterday after he star-' rily against left-handed pitch- son games before going in the detahall and tight end Larry to return to action today. ceivers Robert Allen and Jimmy Qulnn, all cut: linebacker Adrian Young, run- opposition woke up? "The last time I remember anything like red as the Yankees beat Det- ers, credits agressiveness for final cut Jacobson. ning back Al Davis, safety Bobby Mo- lars, all lnlured.walved. that is 1969," said Denny, recalling his 24-victory season with roit 4-2 and climbed to within his recent hot hitting — two Under NFL cules.rookles Jets Trim 8 — Run- Levels was timed at 4.5 in ning back Dick Post and Detroit. three games of the first-place straight three-hit games. the 40-yard dash—a mark no picked for the All-Star unit HEMPSTEAD. N.Y. - Re- Ron Peacock, cut. iiiiiiuiniuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiniiii iiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiimniiiiiiniiiiiiii GREEN BAY PACKERS - Tackle Tigers in the American "There's no reason I'm hit- other Brown has ever sur- don't count against the player serve tniarterback Al Woodall Gerald Peterson and guard Paul ting," he said. "I'm just hun- McPlpkln, cut. League East. was put on the, military re- KANSAS CITY CHIEFS — Running gry. I go up there scrappin'." serve list and veteran wide re- bock Jerry Holmes and linebacker Ted One obvious similarity be- Washington, Iniured—waived; guard Swoboda's first single gave ceiver Jim Richards and six Scott Manoney, aefenslve.end Bob John- How They Stand tween the '69 Mets and '72 son, comerback Richard Harvey, tight Yankees is that neither was the Yankees a 2-1 lead in the rookies were Waived yes- end John Curtis and running bock NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE fourth inning after Roy White terday, reducing the New Lovett Reding, all cut. East Division East Division rated as a serious pennant Big Golf Guns HOUSTON OILERS — Offensive w L Pet. GB W L Pet. GB had homered earlier in the in- York Jets roster to 59, one un- tackle Gene Fergusen, placed on sus> Pittsburgh*- 65 38 .631 — DetVolt 57 46 .553 — contender before the start of pended list; running back Andy Hop- New York 55 47 .539 9'/i Baltimore 56 47 SU 1 ning. His third hit produced der the National Football kins, placekicker Frank Fontes. wide re- Chicago 55 50 .524 11 New York 53 48 .525 3 the season. But Swoboda ceiver Arthur Miller, defensive tackle St. Louis. 51 51 .500 13'/j Boston 52 50 .510 4'/i an insurance run after Cejle- • League limit. Narve) Chavers, all cut. Montreal 45 56 .446 19 thinks there are others. WASHINGTON REDSKINS —Wide Cleveland 4B 56 .462 I'/i rino Sanchez had broken a 2-2 receiver Preston Watklns, cut, Philadelphia 39 14 .379 26 Milwaukee 41 63 .394 16Vj The Mets, like the Yankees, Placed on waivers with West West tie with a sacrifice fly in the Richards was rookie center OAKLAND RAIDERS — wide receiv- Cincinnati «3 39 .618 — Oakland. 62 43 .590 — had trouble breaking away At Westchester er Jimmy Hines, cut. Houston 58 47 .552 6Vi Chicago 59 44 .5/3 2 eighth. Jim Lough of Onachita, Ark. LOS ANGELES RAMS — Offensive Los Angeles 51 49 .520 10 Minnesota 54 47 .535 6 from the .500 mark, he said. HARRISON, N. Y. (AP) - the Masters and U. S. Open, tackftt Rich Buzln traded to Chicago for Atlanta 48 58 .453 17 undisclosed draft choice; defensive Kansas Cily 49 54 .476 12 The Yankees, who have won Houk, could only make com- Lee Trevino went fishing, but two other titles and lost by a Baptist. Waived as injured tackle Bill Nelson, waived-lnlured; San Francisco 48 59 .449 l/'/j California 47 57 .452 14'/i quarterback Mike Yancheff, waived and San Olego. 41 63 .394 23 Texas 41 <4 .390 21 33 of their last 52 games, parison with past Yankee pen- the rest of pro golfs big guns stroke to Trevino in the Brit- were linebacker Chuck Kyle signed to reserve squad confract. Yesterday's Results Yesterday's Results Chicago 6, Montreal 5 New York 4, Detroit 2 didn't get above .500 until July nant winners, several of are wheeling into position to ish. of Purdue, cornerback Don - Linebacker Steve Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 2 Boston 4, Cleveland I Vogel and tight end Pete Johnson, cut. Atlanta I Houston 4 Baltimore 4, Milwaukee 2 2!) and are now five games whom he played on or man- challenge defending champion The plucky little Player, Martin of Yale and Jeff Ford NEW EN ward Steve Ber- Cincinnati 2, Los Angeles 1,19 Innings Minnesota 6, Texas 5,10 Innings of Georgia Tech and guards yle, punter Jim Benlne, guard Alan Dur- San Francisco 15, San Diego 4, 1st Kansas City4. Oakland} above the break-even mark. aged. Arnold Palmer in the $250,000 who has picked up almost KOVIC, defensive end Otis McDaniel, San Francisco 1. San Olego 3, 2nd Chicago 4, California 3 llnebackered Moody, defebsuve tackle St. Louis 6, New York 5 Win Close Ones Westchester Classic. $120,000 in an abbreviated Mike Dempsey of Hofstra Bo Renfrew, receiver Ed Rldeout, line- Today'i Games "This year is so much more: backer 'Roosevelt Thomas and quarter- Today's Gomes Texas (Stanhouse 1-2) at Minnesota The Yankees, during their , and Marion Lattimore of Kan- Montreal (Moore 34) at Chicago (Reus- (Woodson 0-9) 2:15 p.m. gratifying," he said, "because . Eecently-crowned PGA king American schedule this sea- back Mike Tallferro, all cut. chel 4-4) 2:30 p.m. sas State. NEW ENGLAND — Guard Steve Ber- Cleveland (Perry 18-9) at Boston (Pat- 33-19 stretch, also have'detn- Gary Player of South Africa, son, re-established himself Philadelphia (Canton 17-4) at Pll|s- tin 9-10) 1:30 p.m. in other years everybody ex- yle, punter Jim Benlne, guard Alan Dur- burgh (Klson 5-4) 8:05pm. onstrated the old Met knack Jack Nicklaus, incredible Sam among the game's ultra-elite Woodall currently is at sum- kovlc, defensive end Otis McDaniel. Los Angeles (Singer 4-10) at Cincinnati Baltimore jMcNolly 10-10) at Mil- pected us to win the pen- linebacker Ed Moody, defensive tackle (Holl 31) 8:05 p.m. waukee (Brett 5-9) 8:30 p.m. of Winning the close games. Snead and almost a half-dozen with his triumph at Oakland mer camp for three weeks Bo Renfro, receiver Ed Rldeout, line- Oakland (Blue 4-6) at Kansas Cily (Hek- nant." t' - * backer Roosevelt Thomas and quarter- Houston (Reuss 8-8) at Atlanta (Stone 3- lund 3-5) 8:30 p.m. ' .•. But the biggest similarity Hills Sunday, his first major and may be activated anytime back Mike Taliferro, alt cut. 8) 8:05 p.m. Detroit (Fryman (W) cnd-Tfrnmermon 7^ $100,000 winners are in the New York (McAndrew 70) at St. Louis 8) at New York (Stotllemyre 11-12 and 'after he fulfills his military MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Center (Durham 0-4) 9 p.m. probably is the attitude of.Jthe j Lollch Foiled • field of 150 who will test the championship since the 1968 Godfrey Zaumbrecher, waived ln|ured; Gardner 3-0) 2, lij.m. guard Nate Brown, cut. San Diego (Kfrby 6-12) at San Francisco Chicago (WoocTU-11) Ot California players. ' • , . .;' * « The victory by the Yati%s tight and tidy Westchester British. duties. (Morlchal 4-12) 4 p.m. (Ryan 12-9) 11 pirn: . ? lunininiiiannuiiiiiiiiiiiiuiniHiiniiaitmiiniiaomuiMniwuuHraaiiwiiiiiijniuiiiiuiunmjiniMniiiiiiiiii m foiled Lolich'S'bld, to teepoie Country Club course begin- . major league^hasebaH's; jHjst ning tomorrow. ,-Jl9-game winner. Instead? he The quarter-million-dollar • :(' • • .• : ' ; >%.'••'.V' -;' ' suffered his second straight purse with $50,000 to the win- loss and eighth of the season. ner — second only in value to the Jackie Gleason — has Sparky Lyle picking up his drawn most of the game's fourth victory to go with 24 great names to the 6,700 yard, Do Team Doctors Deserve the Axe? saves, par 72 layout in the New York Detroit (1) New Ydrk (4) • ab r ab r h suburbs. Taylor 2b 5 0 Clarke 2b 4 0 1 Bolt Withdraws Rodrgezlb 4 0 Munson c 4 1 1 Brown 1b 3 1 White II 2 2 1 Old champ Tommy Bolt had Freehan c 3 0 Aloulb 3- 1. 1. Morton II 4 O Blombrg lb 0 0 0 to withdraw yesterday be- iHuuinininnnniniinnniiiniiiiii Stanley cf 4 0 Murcer cf 4 0 0 By GEORGESHEEHAN have very little to do with returning a player to fighting shape. Northrp rf 4, I„) Sanchez3b 2 00 cause of a hip injury. Billy Brnkmanss 4 I Swobodorf 4 0 3 A pulled muscle is a weak muscle (or else it wouldn't have Lollch p 2 0 Michael ss 4 0 I Casper skipped — as he usual- LogrowL p o 0 Petersnp 2 0 I Sooner or later, it's bound to happen. The general manager The Innocent Bystander pulled) and should be strengthened, not cuddled and massaged BrowB n pn 1 0 ly does in this one — because of a faltering ball club will call a press conference and the re- and heated to jelly. Lyltp 1 0 0 of allergies. And Trevino, the inmnuiiirninmiimiiiimtiiiiiiiinnDniiiiiiiuniuuuuiiuiiiiiiiiuniiiiiiiuiHiiiiiiiiiiiiii Total 34 2 10 Total 30 4 9 porters will flock in to hear the field manager get the axe. The The hamstring pulls that totalled two entire outfields for Detroit..... 000 103 100 - 2 British Open champ — de- New York 000 20O O2x 4 high hopes of spring training have collapsed, dashed on the for his team may well win the pennant and the World Series. the Mets along with half an infield are, according to my E — Sanchez. F. Alou, Lollch. Dp — cided to pass it up because he ? vices of possibly the highest- ob r ab I. And now, apparently-, the manager is to depart and join his hustler type, usually former second basemen like Dressen and to become the doctor to the Giants was a member of the work- Aoeerf 4 0 1 2 priced bag-toter in history. wborrtt3b 4 0 Slzemre 2b 3 1 0 fellow failures, Bill Rigney, Dave Bristol, Frank Lucchesi, Leo Martin and Stanky; or strong quarterbacking catchers like it-out school. He thought pain and suffering were only felt by Maysef 4 a Carbo rl 4 I 1 "I told him in Muirfleld (site Kranpol lb 4 1 Torre 3b 4 1 3 Durocher, Lefty Phillips and Luman Harris. But then the gen- Crandall and Rice and Houk; or quiet dignified first basemen lesser folk. He never saw an injury severe enough to keep a Milner If 5 2 Simmons c 3 0 0 of the British Open) that he Boiwell 2b 3 1 MAIau lb 4 1 2 eral manager starts talking, and a guy in the back of the room like Hodges and Terry and Vernon. Teams need certain lead- man frorn playing. However for those rookies skeptical of re- Dyer c 10 O was going to win that tourna- Martinz ss 3 O Melndezcf 2 1 1 asks his neighbor, "Did I hear right? They're firing the doc- ers to get the most out of them and a manager who is a world turning to the game trailing one leg he would occasionally Gentry p 4 O Maivlil l% 1 ment and if he'd play in West- Sodedtlp 0 O 0 tor?" beater with one type of club will fizzle with another. paint it with iodine as reassurance. Frlsellop 3 1 Wisep chester and didn't like the . Grzenda p 1 0 o He will have heard right. On that fateful day both club- So when they get the boot they usually deserve it. The box- Not More Doc Sweeneys 1 O | Drbwsky poo o caddy he was assigned, I'd I Cumbrlnd p O O o owners and fans will have reached the conclusion that a losing scores, the team standings, speak for themselves. Just what What we need now is not another supply of Doc Sweeneys t Roqut ph 1 O o caddy for him myself," said season may not be entirely the fault of the manager. He may went wrong we don't know but we do know that there is no but men specializing in the restoration of human beings to op- iHlgglnsp 0 0 o tournament manager Fred instead be an innocent victim, more sinned against than sin- such thing as luck. You make your own luck and some man- timum muscular function. In medical parlance this is called Total 3S 5 10'lTotol 32 * 10 Corcoran, head of the Inter- New York 010 301 000 - 5 ning. Hampered by a roster shot through with injured and agers will always be lucky because they leave little to chance. rehabilitation and the doctors who do it are called physiatrists. %'• Louis m 000 O2X - 4 national Golf Association. f- W.Gorretl, J. Crui. DP- New York unavailable athletes, and lacking the absolute essential in ex- But one thing they can't control is injuries. As Lombardi said Unfortunately for athletes physiatrists are as rare as .400 hit- 2. oStu . Louis 1. LOB-New York II, St. "After all, I caddied for Vn / '• 'B-Boswell; w.Garrett. pansion baseball — a healthy ball club. of another evil, "What can you do about , except ters. There is one physiatrist for every 265,000. And to make JB-W.Gorrett. HR-Mllner 10, Melen- Francis Ouimet and Walter del 4. SB-Brock, Boswell. SF—J.Curi, Stocked With Giants stream." matters worse few if any are interested in athletics. Kranepool, Hagen, so I do have a little In the old days before the proliferation of teams and divi- Injuries which we now see arc a most vital consideration That attitude could be easily changed. Treating athletes is experience," Corcoran said, Philadelphia (2) Pittsburgh (4) sions, the clubs were stocked with giants. In those halcyon in the team's success or failure, are the responsibility of the one of the most satisfactory things a doctor can do. They will ab r h ab < tongue in cheek. Doyle 3b 4 0 1 Davlllolf 3 1 days, Alston or Stenge could hand the umpire a lineup that a team doctors. And from the stats I see in the sports news, they persist in any treatment no matter how painful or difficult; Bpwa ss 3 11 Cllnei rt 3 I With Trevino — second only Lfjph 1 0 0 AOIIver cf 4 0 whole division of present day teams couldn't equal. Lose a are doing a poor job. There is hardly a team in either league and in the end the doctor has the satisfaction of seeing a hu- MScarce p 0 0 0 Storgll lb 4 2 to Nicklaus on the money win- man then and the loss was absorbed. Lose a man now and it that hasn't been minus a key operative most of the season, and 'rfian being performing at the top of his physical powers. Brandon p 0 0 0 Sangultn c 3 O Hulton lb 3 10 Het>ner3b 3 0 ning list — out, Nicklaus, means ball game after ball game going down the drain. Lose many, including our Mets, have had whole platoons out of ac- Too much is being done now for the relief of pain. Pain Montneid 4 0 0 Stemet 2b 4 0' Luznskl If 4 0 1 Hrnondi ss 3 0 Player and Palmer had the li- an infielder, and the game-saving double plays are missed. tion at one time. And doesn't it seem as if the doctors only en- may be a problem to theologians but it is something a doctor Money 3b 3 0 0 Mayph 0 0 melight to themselves, with WRobnsnrf 3 0 0 Alley ss 0 0 Lose your big hitters, and the one run games go to your oppo- ter the scene after the damage is done? This is bad medicine should welcome. It tells him that somehow the whole ex- Bofemaa c 3 0 O Elllsp 3 0 Nicklaus and Player sharing Chmplonp 1 o 0 nents. even in China where the doctor gets paid only if the patient is periment has gone wrong, Elimination of pain by pills and Gamble ph 1 0 0 the favorite's role. shots and heat treatments diverts the physician from the task KRcynldsp 0 0 0 If this hypothesis is correct, the doctor responsible for well. The time to start treating athletic injuries is before they DJohnsn ph 1 O 0 • Nick|aus, of course, has fielding 25 healthy men every day is the one who has blown his happen. Preventitive maintenance should start with exercises at hand which is to return to the"starting point and begin again Harmon ss 0 0 0 been the dominant figure in 5 2 3 : assignment. And he must pay the price: The motto of the U. S. in spring training and be a daily thing thereafter. at the beginning. IS?' L, •" ITotals 30 4 » the game this year. He's the Phllodelphlo. !. OM 200 000-2 Navy Medical Corps was, and.still may be. "The most men at Further, injuries are still being treated with pills and shots When they finally fire a doctor we may get the beginning Piltiburgn oil 000 M* - 4 season's leading money win- E— . Hernondz 2, Botemon 2. the most guns for the most days." The doctor who docs that and other labor saving devices. These items and activities sports medicine needs. pP-Phllndelphlo 2. I.6B-Phllodelphla ner aild is approaching 3. Pittsburgh 6. 2B— Stennelt. $200,000 for the year. He won iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii aB-LuZlnskl. ffR-Stargell (27)° Ftke of Jets Tte Daily Register, in Two Divisions Needed ,', - * For Eatonto wn Ori Namath OCEANPORT — Seventeen fillies and mares have been Chuck Baltazar; Briardale Farm's Flor de Sombra (IJ2), Herb NEW YORK (AP) - What it comes down to for the New entered for today's Eatontown Handicap at Monmouth Park, Hinojosa; Kinship Stable's Joans Paris (112), no flyer, K.S. York Jets - as it seems to every season - is causing the 11/16-mile turf course test to be scheduled in two West's Best Go (110), Vincent Bracciale Jr.; Helen BjScharps Two years ago, Namath was knocked out of action by a sections as the seventh and eighth races. Cathy Baby (110), Miguel A. Rivera; Audley Farml stable s broken wrist in the season's fourth game. His streak of regu- Each division will carry an added value of $20,000 with Ziba Blue (109), Walter Blum; Cambridge Stable^ Judith lar-season inactivity ran to lfl games when, in the opening ex- eight distaffers entered in the first half and nine in the second. (108), Mike Miceli; and W. Tisdale's Boxing Miss (107), Bobby hibition contest last year, he damaged ligaments in his left Leslie Combs H's Silent Beauty and Cambridge Stable's Kotenko. J knee. Telly will share topweight of 115 pounds in the first division, Main Pan has won five of seven starts this season, in- But he returned to the field in explosive^fashion, coming which will carry a gross purse of $22,388 with $14,552 going to cluding the Endine Handicap at Delaware Park on June 11. off the bench to Complete 11 of 27 passes for 258 yards in- the winner. Last out, the Canadian-bred daughter of Pan Dancei; finished cluding touchdowns of 57, 20 and 22 yards against San Fran- Silent Beauty has won two of three career starts On the , second to her stablemate Sonny Says Quick in the Janice H. cisco in the, Jets 10th game of the 1971 National Football i grass including the Colonial Handicap at Garden State in May. Handicap at Arlington Park. Trainer Odie Clellanq did not League season. „ • • the 6-3,215-pounder from Jackson State hasn't Joined the team Last season the four-year-old daughter of Creme dela Creme name a rider overnight. , - • •. Now he says his chronically weak kneels are fine and he's and is holding out for more money than the Jets have thus far scored in the Kentucky Oaks at Churchill Downs and the Yo Irish Party and Flor de Sombra should be her most formi- ready to play full time. If Namath avoids injury, the Jets be- offered. Tambien Handicap at Hawthorne. Her regular rider Mike dable rivals. Irish Party, a four-year-old daughter, of Irish lieve the spirit that he arouses on the field will giVe them the "It's a damned shame," Coach says, Manganello will have the mount again today. Lancer, was beaten just a head by Kittiwake in a division of momentum they needforarunattheSuper Bo\vl. •-•*' "cause he's, working himself right out Of a job — forever. Ev- : Telly Makes Money the Margate Handicap here on July 22. Flor de Sonibra was But what Namath needs, of course, is men to throw to - ery day he stays out he diminishes his value to us. Even if he Telly has won five of 13 career starts on the grass and has third in the same race. The seven-year-old Cfaileanrbfed mare and that's where the Jets could be hurting. showed up tomorrow it'd be a long time before he became a been out of the money only twice. The four-year-old T.V. Lark accounted for the Eatontown Handicap among four victories As of now, their starting wide receivers are Don Mavnard starter." - . filly captured Aqueduct's New York Handicap in 1971, and in in 1971. | and Eddie Bel).. So if either Maynard or Bell are sidelined, it would leave her most recent start on July 15 she won a good allowance MaynarA'a 13-year veteran, holds the ali-time pro record the receiving jobs to untested players. race at Aqueduct over Society Column and Aladanccr. She will for receiving yardage with 11,306 yards. And if Namath is hurt again, it would be up to Bob Davis , have Vincent Bracciale, Jr. in the saddle. Freehold Topsp ^ ••/ Bell, starting his third season, is exceptionally fast, but nil! of Ocean Township, a scrambling, roll-out quarterback who Completing the field for the first division of the Eatontown FREEHOLD - Freehold, champion of me American West •problem is^ize — or lack of it. He's only 5-ifobt-10,163 pounds. started seven games last season, to carry the load. with weights and riders are R.J. Brown's Jolly Fox (114), Car- Division of the Ed Carleton Memorial Baseball League, com- His ability to withstand the rigors of a full season without get- . The Jets already are hurting at tight end, where Rich Cas- los Barrera; W.L. Lyons Brown's Field Avenue (111), Buck ting, as one teammate puts it, "broken in half," is question- pleted its regular season schedule here yesterday by jplobber- ter may tnissasmuch as six weeks with torn ligaments. Gary Thornburg; F.F. Stonach's Tico's Donna (111), no rider; D.C. ing Colts Neck, 11-2. J Arthur, a three-year veteran, is the tentative starter. Parish's Fire Water (110,), no rider; Jayne M. Meredith's Con- Charles Camey went four innings to chalk up the victory The Jets thought they'd solved their receiving problems Running backs?' "We've got more of them than we know trolled Landing (109), no rider; and Benjamin and Israel's He got help from Mick Brach. • • wh^n they made their No. 1 draft choice. But what to do-with," says Ewbank. Emerson Boozer and John Quiet Smile (108), Bobby Kotenko. Bill Kaiser absorbed the defeat. He worked threes frames Riggins are the top two, and Matt SneU, virtually idle with in- Peter Fuller's Main Pan will carry topweight of 118 pounds and blasted a two-run homer for the losers* Only runs. J juries the past two years, is healthy again. "Now I know I can in the second division, conceding from three to 11 pounds to Leading batters for Freehold were Bruce Reynolds with a do it," Snell said after carrying the ball just once in New her eight rivals. The race will carry a gross purse of $22,638 double and three runs batted in and Dennis Watting with a York's opening exhibition. And Ewbank added: "He's sound, with $14,714 going to the winner. two-bagger and three RBI. i • / physically. Now it's just a mental thing." Completing the field are G.S. Gasparri's Irish Party (115). Freehold finishes its season at 12-3-1. \ J The offensive liije is one of the Jets' strongest points, with center John Schmitt,"'guards Randy Rasmussen and Dave Her- man and tackles Bob Svihus and . The defense, too, is solid — providing it can avoid the in- Yestefdajffi juries that hit nine of the 11 starters last year. s At the ends will be and Mark Lomas, with Results John Little and John Elliott at the tackles. The veteran line- backing trio is , AI Atkinson and Larry Grant- nt - S4.IM; ctnig; 1 y« mdm; 5'.i i, ham, who have been playing.tpgether for seven years. Conquerng Pet (Koll)....«.*) ».60 4.40 luat (B'clole) S...4U9 3.M But the secondary, comprised of cornerbacks John Dock- Lucky Romord (Netl) •• .3.» ery and Earlier Thomas and safeties Gus Hollomon and W. K. 2nd — $*J0»; Clmg; a yo m«ni; 5Vi r. Hicks, needs more consistency. ' • Toxowoy (Nett) 3MF17.0O 7.00 Steve O'Neal remains the punter, despite his 38.8-yard av- Prince Wave (Teldro) !..*.« 4.09 erage last year. Bobby Howfield is the No. 1 place-kicker, al- Highly Tlghty (Cuslmano)...}... 1M though he connected on only eight of 19 fiekTgoal attempts in Dally OoutW <1I-J> SUM 3rd — M,7MI cimg; l yo: svt1. 1971. Grant Guthrie and rookie Richard Ciemny are challeng- Cut Up Kllsy (B'clt).—10.10 5.60 4.20 ing for his job, Running Doe (Mollono) .,..-*M 3.40 • The Jets haven't had a winning record the past two sea- Tiny Hamlet (LoguercJo) 3.60 sons, but with a healthy Namath, they believe this is the sea- Exacts. (M) SSJ) John Elliott Bob Howfleld son that will once again make them a club to fear. 4th — KM»; Clmg; 3 yo * tip; f * m;« Trl Gallant (lmprW...... 33.lioi3.« «,» Golden Orchid (Netl) 4.14.00 7.40 Our Dish (T«|elra) jL 4.20 Sin - ts.swi cimg; I ye t.; 1 m i/u lurf ;! Chaveer: Our Girls Tops Acoppeila (Mcll) «J0 «.« 3.60 Roger's Run (Blum) ...6.40 3.10 Rytohanj (Hole) ...:...- J.20 great girl swimmers." KNOXV1LLE, Tenn. (AP) standard with a time of "We aren't conceding any- •Hi -15*00; Clmgi 3 yo It up;»t. — The U.S. Women's Olympic Miss Gould. 15, owned five 2:05.21. Jo Harshbarger of thing to her," Chaveer said. KlnaMlmnseMBCIe)..- si.... 1

Tennis Club Sets First Net Classic ; , .& i doubles, eUwlflSHonv begin Freehold be suged at the Little Stiver and Tennis Club, Naveslnk tryside Swim and Tefinis notified concenting the event, agenda. . . LITTLE SILVER - A Hot- Each team will consist of Aug. Vi, froni 8 a,m. ftUl l en clubs throughout Mon- Racquet Club beginning next Country Club, Sea Bright club. Toms River Countfy Boys and girts singles and club, Strathmore Swim and doubles for 12 and under, 14 two singles and one doubles in p.Hi ; - : •'••• mouth and Ocean Counties Tuesday. Lawn Tennis and Cricket this singl«HeUminaUon.tonrna> Today Tennis Club, Bay Head Yacht, and under and 16 and under *«U p have been invited to compete Monmouth Beach Bath and Club, Middletown Swim and Aug. 22, agd 1 Tennis Club, West End Rac- Tennis Club, the N.J. Shore Club and the ManaSquin Riv- and men's and ladles''singles ment. begin in the first annual Monmouth Boys and girls singles and Sept 18. ' - Entries County Tennis Club Classic to quet Club, Spring Lake Bath Tennis Association, Coun- er Yacht Club have all been and doubles are all on the 1st — PACE IM 1400 llMvtflore (H. Fillon) 2- rroln/Jot (H. Flllon* 3- GoWtn Satin (Lohmeyer) 7-: PoctOn

Sam P. Siciliano Red Bank, Fort Win In Tennis Red Bank continued its win ning ways in the North Jersey Shore Ladies Tennis League with an easy 3-0 verdict over Most Stop & Shops Open Til Midnight Monday thru Saturday Monmouth Beach, while sec- ond-place Ft. Monmouth nipped West End, 2-1

NJSTA (1) Hollywood (I) Morion Wlshhort ond Charlotte Berger our everyday low price! (N) d. Sue Slrorm and Manette Llebllch (H), 7-5, 7-5 Velmo Bernstein and Jean Woods IN) d. WHITE GEM Joyce Ansell ond W.ndy Weltz, 4-2, 6 0 Bubbles Flshtr and Jane Grossman (H) d. Laura Mllos nnd Barbara Gregorlo. &9£ n«d Bank (31 Monmouth Bench (0) pot Oorsuch oitd Ann Lee IR) d. Judy U.S.D.A. Choice Beef Sutphln and Diane Mcgulre, 4-4, 6-3 Juanita Axellng and Sue Beaton (R) d. Dolly Rose andTonl Matone, 4-2. 6-2 Chickens Anita Katsln and Barbara Thomson (R) fl, Maurfen Henderson and Barbara Ttb- U.S. GRADE "A" bilis, 4-16-1 •••••• Fl. Monmouth (1) West End (1) 2V2-3 lbs whole Marilyn Walton ond Pat Murphy (FT.) d. Norma Nagel and Helen Avchen, 5-7, 6-4, 6-3 Raddle Llssner and Tilda Husney (W) d. Joan Lllwln and Ann Lees, 7-5, 5-7, 4-1 Eleanor Hartzeli and Pat Blair (FT.) d. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU AUGUST 12 Flo Engelhardl ond Glnny Stephenson, Chuck AT STOP * SHOP HAZLET ONLY! Countryside 5-lb Canned Ham Cops Finale Ib Swift Premium MARLBORO — The Coun- CUT UP OR SPLIT CHICKEN 37'» tryside swimming and diving team completed its season WHITE GEM CHICKEN J% £± Steak with a 4-6 record here last "99 week by defeating Rivercrest, Big on flavor 180-126. all meat Maura Thompson, A.R. Quarter1*1 with back-tiraast with wing s 39! and tenderness. I no waste Little, Ron Borchers and Lee klwHhback-tvtast with wine ^^ ^^ ' | Your best buy Bacsik all won three events U.S.ORADE'A'3-3Wlbs Swift Premium 3 Ib Canned Ham '3.29 for Countryside, while Beth for your next Buzzell, Jackie Kane, Mark Roasting Krakus 3 Ib Canned Ham *3.79 Goodwin, Lisa Groff, Gay cook-out! Lott, and Chris and Judy Chickens Groff all won two events. lb Triple Winners—Maura Thompson (10 and uner 50-yard fly ond breaststroke, In our appetizer dept Center Cut Chuck Steaks 69k I Sliced Bacones 85'• ond 9-IJ MO-yard freestyle relay.) A.R. c LlttH (Boys J-U. 25-vord frmwfvlii find backstroke, 100-yard freestyle CREAMY DELICIOUS AA/> Nepco All Beef Franks »*» yi85 0 reloy.)Ron Borchen (13-17 200-yard in- dividual medley and 200-yord medley relay, and 1314 100-yord backstroke.) U.S.D.A. Nepco Knockwurst mi*** 1599° # Lee BacHk (Boys 15-17 lOO-yard free- Potato Salad Z9f style and backstroke, and 1317 200-yard b CHOICE Stop & Shop Sliced Bologna $89* * medley relay.) ' p Double Winners—Mark Goodwin (dlv- BEEF Ing, and 13-17 medley relay) Beth Buz- Nepco Bologna ss »89 Plltc SloplShopBoto|ru,P4P lell (1-Under 25-yard backstroke, and 100-treestyle relay) Jockle Kane (8-Un der 35-yord freestyle and 100-yard free ndon Broil Oscar Mayer Franks style relay) Lisa Groff (12-Under 100- Nepco Liverwurst • sa * 89° yard Individual medley, and 100-yard freeityle relay) Gay Loll (H-12 50-yard flv, and 9-12 lOO-yard freestyle relay) Chris Groff (13-14 100-yard freestyle, ond 13-17 200-yard medley relay) Judy Groff (15-17 100-yord fly ond breostst- We've cooked dinner for you roke) Farmers Market! in our Stop & Shop Kitchens! President's Cup SHOULDE$|3R 9 To Mrs. Cuttler Fully Cooked Chickens W 651 LINCROFT — Mrs. Lilian we reserve the right to Tomatoes Stop&Shop Pizza Cuttler won the, Tomahawk limit quantities 1 Golf Club President's Cup Stop&Shop Cole Slaw here over the weekend, while Mrs. Flo Van Nosdall cap- tured the Vice President's 28 ounce bottle go mini-pricing® flfc 2i Cup and Mrs. Rita Weber gar- nered the Secretary's Cup. Stop & Shop Aluminum Foil -x;.r 2222 The team of Dick Bennett Sun Glory c •4 roll c and Rosemary Penta won a • lb scotch foursome tournament Sun Glory Bathroom Tissue 37 Bananas ss& 12 8oz with a gross 39 and net 20. Assorted Fresh Native Steve Naples and Helen Nestle'sQuik can no Bauer were runners up with pkg of 46 gross and 24 net, and Gene Soda return 590 Yellow & Green Squash 15* • Fries and Alice Fullerton Red Rose Tea Bags placed third with 55 gross and lib 31 net. can Stop&Shop Coffee 71 with this coupon on SAVE Middlelown Summer, Fresh homogenized go mini-pricing® 32 oz C £pne)49ozpkgof £ Program on. Ta|> Ivory Flakes for Laundry 83 ^ 7oz Burst MIDDLETOWN - Middle- Gallon can towrf Township Department of Johnson's Pledge & 75 Detergent Parks and Recreation an- ^ 46 oz Good thru Aug. IZ Limit 1 coupon per family°. nounced the summer sports Carton can program is being held every • Hi C Assorted Flavor Drinks 29 Monday and Wednesday from 0 (5 6 to 8 p.m. This program is Chicken of the Sea Milk Chunk Light Tuna 39 HFQ held at Ideal Beach and in- 32 oz with this coupon on cludes softball, volleyball, (one) 22 oz bottle of SAVE soccer, physical fitness and Heinz Keg o' Ketchup bottle 49 football. The free program is 7oz Palmolive for Middletown residents only. large 24 ounce loaf go mini-pricing® Lysol Spray Disinfectant can 69 Liquid Thompson Wins Good thru Aug. 12. Limit 1 coupon per family. Horseshoe Event Yah Yah Sunshine Hi Ho Crackers MIDDLETOWN - A horse- pint Shoe contest, one of the big- Buttercrest Axelrod's Sour Cream cup 39' gest events of the township For Stop & Shop Individually wrapped C U ( with this coupon on summer program, was con- White or Yellow Past. Process 12 02 pkg JjJ ducted at Hillside Park. Bread " Cheese Food Slices (one) 38 oz bottle of Matthew Thompson, the first place winner from thfc Stop&Shop Cream Cheese ^ 11 Wesson 1971 season claimed the title again. Chris Medler took sec- 10 oz frozen pkg Oil ond place. Stop&Shop Corn Oil Margarine 29 m >J Good thru Aug. 12. Limit 1 coupon per family. SWANSON SWITCHES Birds Eye Half fiallnn Qhpi*hort stop & shop CQ nail UallUII OIICI UCI I Ass't.Flavors pkg D*r CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina basketball Tasti (one) 6 oz can of coach Dean Smith says Craig Bjrds Eye Frozen Tender Peas ^ 19 frozen Stop & Shop Swanson of Merrick, N.Y., has left1 school and* will enroll at Orange C.W. Post College, Greenvale, Fries Birds Eye Frozen Cut Corn ^ 19 N.Y.,lnthefail. JUICe I witn this coupon Swanson, who is 6-fooW, Miss Breck Hair Spray «&^^- 69' Good thru Aug. 12. Limit 1 coupon per family. starred for the Tar Babies last season, averaging 5.6 points a game as a freshman, "He ex- pressed a desire to return to school in the north," said HAZLET STORE: ROUTE 36 & POOLE AVE. (NEXT TO BRADLEIS) Smith. Swanson is the first bas- ketball player to leave NC in »even years. Dafly Bfgister,Red Bank-MJddletovm.M4. Wednesday, August 9,1972 MiiiiiiiilMMmilwiiiMMiiMkWB^^ Sensible home buyers and sellers use Register Classified Ads. We are welcomed into the homes of nearly 30,000 people daily and Register advertisers are the nicest people you'd ever want to deal with. iiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IIHtllilllllUIHIIIIIIIIlfllllllllHIlllllllllHllllllllllllUfinil UfllllllHIIIHIIIIIHIHIUllllUllUIIIIIUlllllllllll UilllllllllllJ1UI1IUIIIII.il Boats and Accessories ANNOUNCEMENTS Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale T Motorcycles two LINCOLN — Continental sedons, IWB"DUSTER 340 — Radio, healer, bucket 1968'DODGE POLARA — Four-door. Ra MOIOKCYCLfe INbUKANE: FISHINQ SKIFFS Lost and Found WANTED seats, power steering. 11400. Call 949 6885 WANTED dio, heater, atr conditioning. 'Excellent four-door, loaded, one owner. Executive Party who needs 100% financing on a 19i cars. One 1966 model, $1200. One 1968 • GROSSIN6ER°&'HELLE"AGENCY t — German Shepherd, female, vici days, 542-2413 evenings. Party who needs 100% financing on o 19* condition. $1375. 787-6372. OLD5MOBILE 442, 4-speed. $1395. Ft model, $2050. May be seen by appointment jlrood «• Mectidhfc St». 741-2100.R.ed Bon| East Keansbura. Seven months old. more Information call OASIS MOTORS BLUE LINCOLN 1947 — Two-door. Air CAM'ARO, automatic, slx-cyllnder. S1295 1960 RAMBLE!? — Six cylinder, only. Call Cooper Electric Supply Co., 417 River St. , I colored with darkish back. Answers For more Information call OASIS MO good. As is. Best offer. H72 HONDA CB 100 — 20 miles. H75 0) moln (2011721-7100. new tires, snow tires. Best offer. Cafl 671 Mlddlelown, 671-5000. 30- EGG HARBOR — Beautifully - 'Layla." Reward. 495-1 ISO or 949-2347. 1717 between 9-5 p.m. TORS at (201)721-7100. I 787-1620. • best offer. Call 19*0 CHEVROLET IMPALA — Four-doi ••"* KROLL MOTORS, INC. 1966 CHEVROLET SUPER SPORT 747-0029 talned twin Chris Craft, iMP;«a-«Kor»r<»- FOUND — Young Siamese cat with v»mti hardtop. Automatic, power brakes, pow< CHEVROLET — 1957. 283 tour-speed. Mag 1963 KARMANN GHIA — Convertible. Asking $600. dlo, depth tinder, head, galley. Sleeps 279 Broadway Long Branc FOX MINI-BIKE — Six months old, 4 h. four. »274v. 747-4S49. ^ _ £allar. Found about three days ago. Rum .steering, factory air. SU00. call 787-73' wheels. Engine, transmission, rear enc 222-3600 New motor, 3,000 miles. Needs body Call 787-7M4 i *anoreo. 842-0960 anytime. after 6 p.m. ' - Irom 1944. 741 7974. work. Make offer. 842-3429. Excellent condition. 1150 firm. Call 7ll 1955 BARTHOLOMEW 34' -£lnbo'or 15 lb. heavy duty wnshtr..(3ulr297 CONCRETE & MASONRY Authorized Dealers, : power Including power door locks and six. Sea Bright Gull , 1962 SQCITRE WAGON — Six cyjfnder, 5236) •DISAPPEARINCollG 29ATTI1 304C 1 STAIRS - Fur- 969 fIR.EBIRD — 350 Vt. Air. powe Dodge and,Dodge trucks . way seat. Excellent condition. Coll 671- automatic. 1959 Impala, small 8, automat- WE NEED USED CARS iteeriqg./4-speed Hurst. Wide ovals. A-l Hwy 35 Eatontown/N?/.' 2322 days, 291-2422 evenings. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER — Peep ic. Both ~- good rubber, running condi- Mobile Home & Trailer Insurance " nished and Installed lor only «9;95. To or- 542-1111 tent, fully equipped, body in good condi- tion. Your choice, $75. 495-1263 after 5. der, call 349-0863 f968 MGB — Yellow convertTbTeTE*• tion. Engine lust completely overhauled, WE WILL PAY 965 GALAXIE — Air conditioned. Powei KITSON CHEVROLET CO. cellent condition. Radial tires, snow tires, excellent running order. Asking S25OO, 1946 BUICK SPECIAL — V-6, standard Broad & Mechanic Sis. 741-2100 RedBonl TRUCKING >rakes, steering, windows. 1600. Hwy 36 Eatontown radio, heater. Can be seen by calling 671. Call 842-0460. shift, air conditioned, perfect condition, TOP PRICES 264-9504 542-1000 9393.- low mileage. Best offer. Call 583-4496 eve- LUXURY — 27; motor home for rent ti 1961 DODGE SENECA nings. responsible parties. S350 per week plu DAT-SUN PONTTAC 1966 — Convertible. A big, safe 1963 CADILLAC SEDAN DeVILLE Good running condition. Asking S75. Coll 12c a mile. Call 542-1207. TOM'S FORD | WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE Bonneville. S900. One owner. 48,000 miles. Full power, AM/FM, air conditioning. 842-1799 oner 6 p.m. 1968 PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON — TREES AND SHRUBS CUT DOWN AND 370 Broad St. 364-1323 Keyport MAC CADI-OLDS. 322-1234. Beige. S6Q0. 842-0549. 51,000 miles- Power brakes, power steer- REMOVED. FREE ESTIMATES. INSUR- 1968 SAAB — Station wagon. Two-cycle ED. 1967 CHEVROLET IMPALA — Good run- ing, power windows. Excellent condition. rv6T"FORD"GALA-XIE 500 — ConvertSieT engine. Radio. All vlnyr Interior. Ex- S1325tlrm. Please phone4951566. Wanted Automotive ning condition. Must sell. Asking S700. 264- $300. cellent condition. 671-2126. 8435after4 p.m. 747-0764 1969 CHEVROCET IMPALA — Two-door, tSET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN - 739-0648 BUICK 1961 LE SABRE — Good body, en- 327, automatic, air, vinyl top, $1675 or AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH .REMODELING — Painting, paneling, PUT YOUR TROUBLES 1971 CHRYSLER — Newport Custom Ex- AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE — Bug eyed gine and transmission. Needs mulller. $50. best offer. Call 747-1709 olter 6. MOTORS, INC., Hwy 35, Eatonlown. 542- sheetrock aid taping, concrete Mack ond ecutive car. Four-door hardtop, vinyl top* model. Mint condition. Accept Call 842-5106. 2414. tile work. Free estimates. 717-3721. air conditioning, all power. Special Price best oiler. 291-2340. 1962 BUICK — Four-door. Good condition. BEHIND YOU! S3295. BAILLY BROS.. Inc.. 19 §. New- 1970 CONTINENTAL MARK III — Lcath SI 50. LAWN MAINTENANCE . er Interior. Full power, air conditioned, Fertlllilng, raking, sod. Free estimates. Start out Iresh with a late-model car from Shrewsbury man Springs Rd.. Red Bank. 747-0594. "TRIUMPH SPITFIRE — 1970. AM/FfvTra" 787-7767 JUNK CARS dlo. Overdrive. Good condition. $1,650. radio. Block. One driver. 10,000 miles, PICKED UP Phone »42%193. Motors: It's the perfect solution to your car troubles... 1970 OLDSMOBILE — Visto Cruiser nine all 671-3155 afte-r«p.m. $6300. Call 291-0731. 1964 RAMBLER — Station wagon. Needs some work. Asking $150. LIGHT HAULING—CLEAN CELLARS, passenger wagon. S2100. CHEVROLET IMPALA 1965 — Two-door TWINBROOK and it's easier than you think to-own and drive a be!-, Call 741-1144 after 6 p.m. THUNDERBIRD — 1943 Coll 747-1977 between 6 and 8 p.m. YARDS, GARAGES — Free estlmoles. Good condition. $250 or best offer. hardtop, automatic, power steering, ex- " AUTO WRECKING Coll alter 3 p.m. 741-214^ iler car. Come in today to check "out our low," low prices cellent running, asking $475. 462-1504. 9-PASSENGER COLONY PARK 1958 495-1397 any time HOUSEPAINTING — Interior. Exterior. and our top selection of preowned cars. 57,000 original miles. Alt good tires, plus MONZA SPYDER Eatontown 542-2235 mounted snows, air conditioner, all pow- 1968 PLYMOUTH ROADRUNNER — Trucks For Sale Highest prices paid for all used car Reasonable rates. Free estimates. Call 37,000 miles. Needs body work front-end. $175 7l7-*5«i. er, clean. Call after 5 p.m. 222-2681. Call 291-1326, after 5 p.m. 1941 INTERNATIONAL PICKUP OVER WHOL6SALEI Buyer on premlr 1966 RAMBLER...... ^ .....™::....:..$795 $600. 1964 RAMBLER American, runs Two-ton. $125 or make offer. at all times. .wagon, six cylinder. Radio, heater, power steering. THE FINEST SELECTION — Of new and good, $200. Call after 5 p.m. 495-2411. 968 RENAULT 10 — Automatic trans- Call after 6 p.m. 229-7848. TOWN I, COUNTRY DODGE used cars In Monmoulh County. Over 100 mission, radio, heater. Very good condi- 566-6100 alr-condltloned new cars In stock. FcrTryGALAxfrTioo — 1966. Four^dbor tion. Economical on gas. Low mileage. 1967 AUTSCAR — DC 9364, 10-12 Cu. ydT LIN-MAR 1967 VOLKSWAGEN $1195 McGLOIN BUICK-OPEL, INC., Shrews-, sedan. Automatic. Factory air. Power Assume balance and repair bill. See ot dump, dlescl. 1971 Autocar DC 9364, 10-12 WANTED — Choice Used cars, with certi sedan. Blue, radio, healer bury Ave., New Shrewsbury..741-6200. steering. Radio, heater. $400. 787-1858. Monmouth Motors. Rt. 35, Eatontown. cu. yd. tandem dump, dlesel. 1970 While tied mileage. Contact Ed Slgler. 2364 D, 10-12 cu. yd. dump, dlesel. Call BUILDERS 1972 CHRYSLER — Town and Country 938-4555. Experienced builders In Monmouth Coun- 1967 DODGE $1395 M. SCHWARTZ ty for aver 15 years. We do addttlom, dor- Autos For Sale Autos For Sale three-seat wagon. Priced to sell. Call af- CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Dart 2-door hardtop. Radio, healer, automatic. 6 cylinder, power steer- ler 5:30,946-9634. 1968 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT — Four mers, siding,' roofing, masonry, kitchens, wheel drive. New tires, new clutch. Low 141 W. Front St., Red Bank 747-071: bathrooms ond new construction an your ing. 1960 LINCOLN CONVERTIBLE — Four- mileage. Reasonable. 291-4188 after 6 and lot. door. Motor and transmission very good. all day weekends. 071-9138. Auto Parts— Repair 1968 FORD $1795 1965 JEEP — Step-up von. NewTires. 787-0816 I964~CHEVROLET IMPALA — Two-door HANDYMAN — Experienced In Interior, Torino Country Squire. Radio, heater, automatic, V-8, air conditioned. S400. YOU-FIX-IT exterior painting, llghl construction, and MB MIDGET hardtop, six cylinder, automatic. Asking Call 787-4189 after 6 p.m. various odd Jobs. Reasonable. Free esti- $300. 787-1250. 1968 OLDS $1850 1964 DODGE OR WE-FIX-IT mates, 229-4609 or 741-1477. 1971 OPEL — Four-door. $1295. Sacrifice. AUTO HOBBY CENTER '/j-lon pickup, 1300. UJCAX^JONG D7STA"N"Ce~MOVING Cutlass 2-25 Hwy 35 Mlddletowr 8Vi FIBERGLAS DINGHY 3 h.p. Evlnrude BUICKS& OPELS _ 642-4910 JSMM5 OWENS~-"Newly rebuiTl 185 h.p V-8 engine. In tip top shape. Asking S2000. CASH.EFT 566-IDS?. THE SELECTION IS BEST AND THE PRICES ' 1971 IMP — 23'. 215 h.p. Cuddy TYPIST HUGE STOCK - ALL COLORS and head. Sleeps four. Modern office. 67I-0923 Good salary ond benefits ROW^ BOAT — 16\ White cedar." EvlnrudeCall Jim Burns 264-410^ ARE EVEN BETTER THIS WEEK SO BUY NOW. 20 h.p. outboard. Brand new Pacemaker ALL MODELS - LOWEST PRICES! trailer. All equipment like new, ""^PART-TIME ~ '68 Ford '1195 291-4805 )pporlunlty for excellent Income In sell- 72 Chevy Vega Ina *JM<:e tor County oriented maaoilne. Falcon station wagon, automat- WANTED — Barnegot Sneakbox, wooMakd e your own hours with high commls *2195 ic, A cylinder, power steering, 71 Opel .t'1595 or flberglas. lions. Ask for Mr. May. 671-2550. radio. Call 6 p.m. M6-3740 Station wagon, radio, carpeting, 2-door, radio, J-spced, vinyl roof. luggage rock, floor shift. MUST SELL — 17' Starcraft, 1971 (I- J beralas boat, 1971 Mercury motor, 65 h,p. BOILER s '69 Chevrolet . 2195 1972 trailer, used once. Asking 12000. 787. '69 Oidsmobile . 2095 Impala Custom 2-door hardtop, 70 Mercury *2195 0936, 787-8650. ENGINEER 98 Luxury Sedan, power steer- power steering & brakes, radio, 1969 ALUMACRAFT — 50' flberglas. 1961 automatic transmission, vinyl lop, Marquis 4-door, hardtop, V 8 -75 Johnson h.p. Very good condition. New Jersey Blue Seal. For watch an ing, power brakes, automatic, and air conditioning. automatic, power steering, pow- air conditioning, vinyl top, 5900. Call otter 6 p.m. 264-4545. power house maintenance. Permanent m S er brakes, air conditioning, pow- r wMtewalls, radio. er windows, vinyl top. 25 OWEN S~C:ABTN~C RUTSEK'— New/en- 70 Buick 2295 gine, new canvas top, depth finder, stand- MONMOUTH MEDICAL CENTEP LeSabre 4-daor sedan. Power up head. In the water. Many extras. Call LONG BRANCH 71 Plymouth .*2195 steering,! automatic trans- 222-2267.. 222-5200, Ext. 491 mission, radio, air conditionlnq, OPEL ; Valiant 4-door, automatic frans- BUICK . . - - Jry engl ' mission, radio, and whltewolls. and whitewalls. 70 Pontiac M.795 er. Good condition. Best offer. Phone 747- AVON ~ l LrMans 2 door, powrr steering, 3682; ,UMMERTIME - IT'S THE PERFEC 14' /VVCKITE" W HA" L E R —"19687 deTi) it time to begin your spare time monev 7>7Pnntiac 995 '67 Ford M295 rciclio, A-cylinder automatic;, Centrally Located making career wth Avon! Your neigh model, 55 h.p. Homclite engine, $600. Call bor ar Country Squire station wagon, 9 white walls. mornings or evenings. 222-6071. ' i outdoors, easy to meet, re LeManso/ roniiai.., 2-door hnrdlop. , radioTT J, passenger,_ -„,,, powe„ ...ii.r steering- ,.,„„„., pow, o - loxed anil ready to talk wllh you about power steering, bucket seats, er brakes, air conditioning, ra- 23' HOUSEBOAT"—"Home m"ade, In good pur exciting products. Start earning e" whitewalls. s dio, tinted glass. HWY 35 condition, with 35 h.p. Mercury engine tra cash Jurlng the warm weather 71 Plymouth...* 1795 and trailer. S65O or best offer. Call 842- months! Call- Mrs Wai ' ~" — 20B8. _ 3377 or 7741220. $ Duster, 7-rinot, A cylinder, 1- _ '68 Volks 1095 speed, radio. X ff TTT"^"GooTconaTtTo'n, '67Ford M295 KEYPORT SUNFIsff SA X PfRTllcWW^TfTRriK/w"" c - CojRfcquIre Wngon. radio, pow- Beetle JffoSr, with 4-specd ond ra- 1250. Moving. I"" °" I" Person between 3-5 p.m. er sUMng, power brakes, air con- dio. 842-7052 olfs Neck ppy Appk lnn' "'34> ditioning, tinted glass. 19>2~"SIJNFLOWER' SA"lIToAT"""Used 70 Buick '3095 '6? Pontiac ^2095 only a tew times. Moving to.Germany. iCHOOL TAXI DRIVERS -No ex Bonneville, 4-door hordlop, power lerlence necessary: Storting Salary 12.50 Electro 4-door. Power steering *fe*r!ng, power hrnkes, dir condi- TWATi ler hour. Apply In person to Mr. Michael " 71 Dodge '1695 & brakes, power windows, ra- tioning, automatic transmission, rn- 264-4000 13500. Many extras. .ormley, Administrative Assistant, Hoi' Phone 787-6812 Coif 2-door coupe. Equipped dio, vinyl top. and air condi- dlo, whitewalls. T h P B r E i :o1 17 A with 4,-speed trans and radio. tioning. 17' FLYING FINN - 40 h.p. e'nglnc. Com- ?nlo n°Av. ,' Ha »?.°t ,VJ. '" ' "'"- " 1 T bedfr0 tr E lEALESTATr SALES - Cornmirelac' Open Daily until 9 p.m. P''n'i^^' '" " - "" Ph H .1 ' Ond '?nd Onl*' LaCai "l0b 32' CABIN CRUISER — Fly-bridge, fresllsheh d firm opening new office for thl: 45-Car Showroom — 9 Acres of Cars fri. & Sat. until 6 p.m. water coolerl Borr Marine engfne, V-8 purpose. Must have license and some e,> Fosl boot. S1500. 787-966I days, evenings lerlence. Send rosume to Box K-25. Thi Dolly WtoMor. Red Bank. WANTED -- Second hand aluminum ca- More fec Hundreds of Cars in stock to choose from noe In good condition. 8422819 on Next Page , Help Wanted He* Want*. Tte Dally H*gtotw,H«dBitf-Mi«ie^ W MflJ* or Female Male or Femafff HelpWantefl For Sate TRAINEES Mat, pud Finale ( MAY I HAVE A PIE£g ) MAVI HAVE A MA£HMNEO P E R ATO RS V OF YOUR CANTyr J neceopiouz SELL ASSISTANT S-Cff-VAftV - Ptrmontnl part-time, 20 hours. Good typlll. (Olcla- FAST vanc.e An Equal Opportunity Employer * KEYPUNCH BUS BOYS COUNTER WAITRESS M/W — 8 to 4 poinlmentilt , 741 - ,five days. Apply In person, between 9:30 291-4300 OPERATOR and 11:30, Joyce s Sub Shop, Llncroft, CARPENTERS — Framers ond trimmers, 24-Hour Service DAY SHIFT. 1:30-5 p.m. next to Post Office, experienced only. V Center Ave., Atlantic lhl IMUH'TOiURE. Highland!. o mlc., f plteei, Oon.olas'. xara If you have on* fo thr«e yeor» o HOUSEKEEPER — Sleep-In. Private coses, shelve*, elc. Joy''s Sttre Fix MACHINE OPERATORS keypunch experience, along with the abll room. Small family. References. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS M/W - tures, ty to operate the 129 machine, we hove Over 21. Mon. thru Sat. lunch. Call for In- position that will offer you the kind al terview, Fisherman's Wharf, 842-2200. UNIQUE DININO TABLES — Mode of Punch Press Brake Shear challenge you've been looking far. Our fa- FASHION FROCKS old bVn flmber?. Must be seen to be ap- duties ara modern and the salary ana Hiring now for exciting fall fashions. Earn WANTED — General houteworkir, sleep Coil Handlers S30 to S60 per evening. Free wardrobe and sreclated. Copst Inn, 144 •adman PI,. Red benefits ore tops. In. Very smoll family. gank. 741-43M. Fork Lift Operators training. 257-1430 or 287-1186. Phone 747-4730 APPLY IN PERSON OR DENTAL ASSISTANT — Cholrslde ex MAPLB CHEST OF DRAWERS —• 115 115. . CALL ED VARCHO 264-9009 -JAUTICIAN — Fridays ond Saturdays. . ..een runner, podI. ,S15. perlence. Full time, no evenings. Middle- Good hours. Star Beauty Shop, 9B4 Hwy LargM e mlrrorj_10. Gn WELDERSSPOtWELDERS Town area. Send resume to Box M-28, The 34, Hozlef. JM-2875. 21 gross cutter/cotcatcherc , m. 49J-2W1 at- LANVIN -CHARLES Dally Register, Red Bank. ter 67 TRUCK DRIVER Immediate Openings OF THE RITZ HARDWARE-HOU5EWARE CLERK ~ Coll between 9 ond 5 BICYCLE - Three speed, 24" o»Vi. »f. Experienced only. Apply in person a 741-0319 Youth bed, baby crib, no mattresses, S10 ROUTE 31, HOLMDEL, NJ. Prown's, 32 Broad St., Red Bank. each. 244-9511. PERSON — Mow lawns In Oak Hill lee Apply in person: An equal opportunity employer M/W RN — 3-11 full-time, and RN or LPN 3-1 flan of Mlddielown. DINING SET — Round table with leaf. part-time. EMERY MANOR. Rt. 14 671-1M2 four padded choirs, S15. 9 a.m. -4 p.m. HOUSEKEEPER Matawan. 566-6400. . Phone 264-9504 Rumson. Live In. Experienced only. Sala< ry to US. Call 787-6705 after 4. ALL YEAR POSITION — Laundry and LUDWIO FIVE-PIECe DRUM SET _ dishes wllh machines. Five or six days. Situations Wanted Like new. Beautiful dark oak finish. All DENTAL ASSISTANT Excellent pay and benefits. Brookdale Ludwlg Alias hardware, .lldllon evmbals Must be experienced and top notch. Salar Nursing Center, Hwy IS, Hailel. Female ond m-Tiots. Hardly used. K!00. 291-9441, ESTEY METAL no object. 564 3665. 254-4645. BXiS~BOYTM/W - rJTeariTiroverT CHILD CARE - Will bobyilfyouTchfid RlLOCATiNO — Musi nil nearly new alter 12 noon. In my home, five days a week, Atlantic carpeting. MEN -WOMEN 291-2484 Highlands areo, 291-2117. Coll 544-1474 PRODUCTS Applications, now being accepted for full MOTH E R 'S H E LP.E R~^"LI VVI n7Tor ENJOY YOUR SUMMER - College girl iRAND OPENNINI O SJALi E — Mon. thru ana port-time positions In the anas of re- tail sales food service and service sta- motherless home, Neat, dependable, ag- available for housecleanina, Own irons- at. Used clotsihlnh a ffa< r oil oots, sperf tions. Full range of liberal benefits for full gressive, love children. Call 542-2933. portotlon. Dolly rates. o7!-1733. coolsits, . gowns, shirts, lllntni . |uvtnll« furnl- Corner Wayside and Shafto Rd. time employes. Including vacation one lure, chairs, tables, chlno, applloncis. sick loave, group Insurance and nine paid PAINTER WANTED — Full time. Ex- IRONER — Will pickup and deliver. Very lompslps . antlgutitie ,W W9» Hwy M. 1 block south New Shrewsbury, N.J. holidays. Salary ranae from M0 a ween perienced with Interior and exterior work good hove references. of Slegk _ Brew, Swlfty's. for port-time to tto tor full tiiw Coll 542-3563 oiler 6:30 p.m. Coll M2-4294 crease given after — BABYSITTER — Five-day week, 7 to STORE FIXTURES — .t«i .Halving, oon- Personnel f 4:30. Three children. References required <.olo.1rp..Ch«p.wlw) exenonfiv/ Building 612/ For?? Monmouth 741-360S. Situations Wanted Male Help Wanted Help Wanted between tho hourrs of 8 fo 12, MondaMd y tthrh u TRAVEL TRAILER — I»7I Tag-a-long. P14VAN&9aPT14BV. ann •_(_?<_•?! ! opportunitp y §m- SAl.ESMAN.mSTRICT MANAOfiR M/W Male and Female — National Discount and credit firm LAWNS MOWED 14'. Mtiu wide. Unused. Completely MIt- Male arid Female yy alci wants contact man or woman to Introduce contained. Loaded wllh eilroi. Selling due and call on professionals and business- ODD JOBS lo Illness. CostiMOO, osklng 12000. 391- ARE YOU READY? OVERSEAS SALES-RETAIL me! Look what I can men. Must be aood closer. No Investment Call John, 142-1172 1724. Inspect and moke offer. Pull time, Excellent opportunity for ad- Exclusive territory. Ape no handicap MOVINO-MUJT SELL — Dlnelte set — TASK FORCE IS POSITIONS vancement. Full benefits, company dis- do! Ya watchin'?" Leads furnished. Write: Manager. Drawer Tobie, four chairs, serving cart. Youth counts. 146, Palnesvllle, Ohio 44077. Situations Wanted bed with matching chlfferobe ond dresser. If you're a typist, steno CONSTRUCTION HEAVY ' Three occoslononobles. Four lamps. On« or office machine op ALL TRADES AND SKILLS PERGAAAENT SALES OPPORTUNITY Male-Female ile lamp. Baby equipment. Cell 7I7-7922. CAN YOU QUALIFY? Help Wanted Help. Wanted Guaranteed salary. Comprehensive three erator we need you. ELECTRONICS-Rush, Rush, Rush SHEEHighwaT yMETA 35 andL Pool INSTALLEe Aye. R — FoHajler ail r year training program. Opportunity for OFFICE — Or accounting monooer avail- CONTENTS OP APARTMENT *. Per TECHNICIANS conditioning and heat. Experienced onlv Male or Female Male or Female unlimited earnings. College education pre- able. Degree, 20 years experience, Strong sale, very reasonable. Call after 6 p.m. APPLY NOW MICRO-WAVE need apply in person. Conditioned Air As- ferred but not mandatory,-Contact Mr accounting troubleshooting, department s iTROPO-SCATA Colvllle evenings, 741-8252. ergonltallon. 2294775 t>1 p.m, sociates, 6? Leonardvllle Rd., Belfori. CRAFTSMAN RIDING MOWER IVt H.P.' NEVER A FEE AUTO-DIN DAY WORK — Burger Chef, Hwy IS HEAVY GROUND RADAR i NOTICE Mlddletown. Apply In person. No pnone 291-4779 ALL COMMUNICATIONS PERSONNEL WOODWORKERS calls. A rapidly growing company has openings FINANCIAL TASK FORCE RECREATION — Knowledge of Arts one ROYAL PORTABLE TYPEWRITE" — 54 Brood St. TELEPHONE AND for experienced woodworkers. Must be Business Opportunities 21" black and white TV, 21' wood e»ten- TEMPORARY842-56( HEL7P SERVICRedE Bank COMMUNICATIONS URGENT! dependable. Excellent tompony benefits HELP WANTED READERS Crafts. 10 to 12 a.m.. Tuesday thru Friday, slon ladder. All excellent condition, tit FOR A WEEK OR TECH CONTROLLERS • and working conditions. Apply EBSCO year round. Call 946-4991. MUST SELL AT ONCE-TJiwipdperTHa ea. 747-0304. FOR THE SEASON COMPUTER TECHS Building, Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury. AND ADVERTISERS WAITRESSES WANTED M/W - Ex candy store. Single operation, good loca- BE A TELEPHONE TECHS -lAl-Key Systems tion. Center of Red Bank. Well established THREE — Danish choirs, ss each, two perlenced;srlenced.. Appl'y 13 White SI., _Re d. Bon_ .k business. Store clean and newly deco- Danish tables, 115 each. Bay window PBX OPERATORS — »4 or 3-11 shifts, ln In.compliance with the New Jersey Law Against DIs - «12\ 110, mirror, 48>60,125. 471-5537. CABLE SPLICERS eluding weekend openings. Pull or part :30a.m.-3p.m. rated. 741-9825. GOOD HUMOR CROSSBAR 5 crimination, all Help Wanted Advertising now appears un- DISHWASHEISHWASHER - Caan work In fall. 3 ttoo 6 time. Long term work. 741.4700. 1 .m. ffivi e daysd . ApplAl y I n person, CChaph e GROCERY BWR_.S~-Tmte"Sllver, FOUR-PIECE SECTIONAL- With' » — Degreed or non-degreed. OIL BURNER/ der the combined "Help Wanted Male or Female' column. ilIll LuncheonLuncheonette ete, 449 Hwy 35, Middle center town location. Plenty "In front" slipcovers. Two-cushion couch. End ta- MAN or GAL ENGINEERS parking. A going business. Owner has out bltl, TV ond olbtr mliMllonfom furni- If you are at liberty at present, being a JNSTALLATiION-OPERATION SERVICE TECHNICIAN Reference to age, sex or marital status may not be ex town. of town lob which leaves Insufficient time ture. Call 7«7-«09. Good Humor Man in this area Is art «n|oy- 'MAINTENAN Experience necessary. Wanted for, em' pressed, unless a bona fide occupation requirement exists. HOUSEWORKER — Five halt days a for store. Priced at J5.000 which Includes cblt outdoor |ot> «xp erience that yro-u MICRO-WAVMIC E ployment by Fuel Oll-Swlmmlng Pool Ser- fixtures ond stock. Coll 741-8715 after I 1970 APACHE MESA — Camping (roller. should try, whether for a short period TROPO-SCATA vice Company. Good pay, benetlt». Phone week, Rumson. Must have own trans- Sleeps ll>, 1630. lime or for th« season. ENGINEERS-Degreed Northern N.J. 301-519-3200. Information regarding positions with possible bona fide oc- portation. Call otter 5 p.m. 842-3040. Call 171-0945 > No cott or txptnse to you MICRO-WAVE -Path Profiles, field test. REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON cupational requirements or clarlflcotron of the New Jersey PARTY CHIEF WANTED — Ex- EXTREME SACRIFICE - Smala l cookiookie SOFA — (3), maple chairs, 120 each, wing • No experience noceitary Male—female, full time, part-time, Ifcens* perienced. Salary commensurate with ex vending business. Tenn Ussery snack ma- back chair, (35, coffee table, M, kitchen • En|oy high income ed or willing to learn. Now that you'v Law Against Discrimination may be obtained by calling the perlence. Call 922-9219. chines, five on locatioationn. Orla/najiOl/ji y M.000M000, set, S3S, lamp toble. 115, Typewriter table. Bring your NJ. driver's Mcente talked to the rest, com* In ond talk to th New Jersey Division on Civil Rights, (201) 648-2700, or by SECRETARY — Responsible position for now 11,000 or bell offer. Call 542-4197 af- •5, maple table, M. vonlly ond bench, 130, MS Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury hest. We seek competent and ambltlovi ter 3 p.m. mirror. M, 6x9 rug, 115, boudoir choir, lo. ^PER^NCE experienced lega1 l secretary in busy lav people Interesfed In earning a minimum al writing to lioo Raymond Blvd., Newark, N.J. 07102. firm. Excellent working conditions. Sola 741-6106. NURSING CONFIGURATION AND APPLICATIONS 120,00(1 a year and In turn we offer com. i-w- ry open. Red Vank*Mlddlefown or«o, Cal RESTAURANT OF STROMBERG CARLSEN XY OR iany paid In depth training program, II. 7414941. Atlanllc Highlands DIRECTOR SEIMEN'SEMD -raf drawing account, 60% commission, Capacity 125 people. Equipped. Livin Plow. .imSMcJbox H5. SENDERS TRAN5LATER5 participating epec arrangement* and CLERK-TYPIST, — Full flme. for busy de- auarters. Wonderful opportunity. Call 741 100 Bed Nursing Home Help Wanted Help Wanted 1144 otter 7 p.m. one 741-1603 Excellent pay and benefits. lore. PI „, manage* partment. Must be experienced. Apply Male and.Female Personnersonll DepatmentDepartment, Jersey Shore MMee- ORIENTAL CARPETS - Matching pair Call the Hot Line ..jent through a plani •*j>™«»BJ»CS.... jm ot ex_ - Male and -Female OWN YOUR OWN LITTLE BUSINESS of Persians, each 4 _»', 1400. BROOKDALE (201) 842-7210 panslon. why not cal a confidents dical CenterCenter . Corlies AvAve.e , NeptuneNeptune , 4 to o hours dolly. Small investment boyi Phone 583-1193 Interview and talk to the company tho BOYS W-17 — To work In newspaper con. weekdays 9 to 2. An equal Opportunity necessary Inventory, Call for detail. o71- OVERSEAS RECRUITERS vasslno. Can moke ISO to J75 port-time, AVON Employer. NURSING CENTER LIMITED sells a home every day. THE KIRWAr SUMMER'S HEREI The weather's great 2390. COUCH Hwy 35, Hojlet V Mechanic St. Red Bonkj CO., Realtors, 160 Hwy 56, West Keanv Coll 988-1313. .. so get out of the house, start earning MEN AND WOMEN NEEDED - To til Three^tlece sectional, S25. burg, NJ. 767-6600. .... — For Renal Dialysis. 3 p.m. to 11:30 money as on Avon Representative. Dis- part-time positions. New company. Earn Phone 747-1417 . SERVICE STATION p.m. shift. Contact Assistant Director of cover how easy it Is to sell Avon prod- ins potential unlimited, Coll 842-2189 be ARTARTHUR'MOfcfc'AH Y DRIVERS WANTED — Sell Ice cream Nursing, Jersey Shore Medical Center. ucts to friendly people. Call: Mrs tween 2-6. INSTRUCTION LIONEL TRAINS — O Gauge. Posi-Wor. MECHANIC inclng accepting trainee* tor from now until Labor Day on well estab- 194S Corlles Ave., Neptune. Equal op- Ward. 741 4343, 4«!&77 or 774-1220. . Pre-War, aver 200 pieces ona accessories, F\)ll-tlme days. Uniforms supplied, Good School of da lished routes now earning S200 a week, PIAUo INSTRUCTION — Voung begin, Al condition. Best offer. 495-1918. iton program, Keep your portunlty employer. SKILLED CARPENTERS WANTED ners. At mvplano or yours. David position for ambitious and reliable person preterit |ob while training par Ml me. t now for pleasant summer work BABTENPERTK7W Send resume to A.P. Buich Inc., P.O. Box ELEPHANT CUN — New Remington, with management capabilities. Modern Pleasant working conditions. Good pay, I95-0151 from o-9 a.m. Or.onv llnv SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - Me MATURE 216, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701, McAneny, 44 Flrit St.. Rumson. M2-4971. model 700 In 458, custom made, wiih equipped shop. Salary negotiable. Apply in and opportunities for advancement. Apply lay or Sunday. chanlcolly Inclined. Part-time. Apply I' Coll 6 to 9 p.m. 671-35741 scope. Moke offer. 391-2340. erson, LINCROFT ESSO INC,/ Newman, in person, dally* 2-B8 p.mp.m. .for more Infor- person. Sea Bright Chevron, Ocean Ave, WA1TRESSESM/W — Must be ex prlngs Rd., Llncroft. REGISTERED NURSES - And LPN'S for Sea Bright. REGISTERED NURSES — For 11 P.m. t perlenced. Apply In person, Rex Diner MINTBIKE - 2V. h,p, r motion. 12 Broad StI.. , Thind Floor 741-5851. nursing home. Full and part-time. Gap 7 a.m. shift In Pediatrics. Full lime, 117 W. Front Sf., Red Ban*. MERCHANDISE SERVICE STATION WAITRESS M/W — Full time, year round aoy. Holmdel area. Call yjfala. • * PORTER — Janitorial worn, general steady positions. Apply Assistant Director Oood condition. MO. only. 31,60 per hour plus tips, meal allow, plant cleaning. Janitorial experience pro of Nursing, Jersey Shore Medical Center, STOCK CLERKS — No experience neces For Sale e71-59*9 OPERATOR ance and usual commoonf y benefits*" . Apply INSURANCE — A unique opportunity to terred. TRIANOLE PUBPCATIO>1S, 1945 Corlles Ave,, Neplune, Equal op sary. Full time. Apply In person, Llqulda, 8URFBOARD - TrJ-fin, S'f, excellent ApoKr In person WERNER'S AUTOAAO- 1 handle a special casualty account. Same IXC. Research and Development Center, porfunlty employer. tors, Ltd., 490 Broad St., Shrewsbury. condlflon, wlth board bag, (130 or best of- , ... person WERN In person, Woolworlh•Ih's. Red Bank. typing required. Excellent opportunity for 10 Lake Drive. Hlghtstown, N.J. 08520. HAMMOND ORGAN , Hwy 36, Bellord. SHORT ORDER COOK — 5-_ nights. Must advancement, salary commensurate wltt 609-448-9100, An equal opportunity employ. TELETYPE OPERATOR — Minimum si PERSON—Full time In In.ltf-mti oik far John, be experienced. Apply In person only, experience. Call Howard Prevllle at 531 months' experience. Capable of readln LIGHTING FIXTURE SHOWROOM WHITE AND G0LDt- Brocade sot In sofa USED CAR MERMAID DINER, tfwy 36, Leonardo. ' five-level punched tape. Good salary an Call Mr. Leonard, 741-6400. Of A.bury Park and mqtcnlng high bock chair. Never FIjiXTlM•TIMeE SALESMEN M/W(M/W ) -MeMenn excellent benefits. Triangle publication WIRING TECHNICIAN — For wiring oi Brand new organ with Rhylhm used, silll in carton. MOO. 946-W47. TOYS AND GIFTS ....-,, WAITRESSES M/W — Cashier. Refer, clothing, "Experienc* !r!in5?_e n0no.*_tn necessary.e.cJ8_s.(!ry.i AppApplry Inc., Research and Development Center, control circuits In spaclallied electronic SALESMAN M/W Highest commissions-Largest selection! ences, MARTINI'S DINER, Hwy 06 In p«ri°n..SQUIRE'S MEN'S SHOP. H» 10 Lake Dr., Hlghtstown" N.J., 01530, unit. Experience required in soldering and immediate delivery. Bench, music an_ UE MIRROR — Pafla furniture. Apply In penon WERNER'S AUTOMO- Fantastic Hostess Awards. No Cash Out- Keansuurg. 35, Mfddletown. (609) 448-9100. An Eauol Opportunity Em. wfrlnp from schematics. Electro Impulse lessons Included, bed, »30 each. Stwlng machine, burea TIVE, Hwy 36, Belford. lay. Call or write "Santa's Parties," player. Lab, Inc., 116 Chestnut St.. Red Sank. An S25 each. Lawn sweeper, 110. 564-1448. FIND OUT Avon, Conn. 06001. Telephone 1 (201) 673- REACETSTATE SALES — LlcenseiTpre' equal opportunity employer. terred. Aggressive growing office re< Bridal Salonalon. Part-time- . NURSES' AIDES - 7 to 3;3O ihlft, and 3 775-9300 nulres a large staff due fo expansion pro- MOVING SALE IN ADVANCE ALSO BOOKING PARTIES J Phono 842-603$ to 11:30 shift. King James Nursing Home. HAND SEWER AND PRE9SER— Full o gram. Only Interested In jalesj 'le, de- 851-3400, parMlme. Apply Shrewsbury Decorators Open dolly'1119 Sat, 'III 5 Couches, coffee tobies, beds, chests. ' IF YOU CAN EARN OVER 120,000 REAL ESTATE SALES — We're lOOkllno ilrou) of earning over 520,000 per yearear",' BEAUTY OPERATOR desks, china, diver and aloiiwore. Some A YEAR for an aggressivesslve type,, living In th"e '-loca- l Full or part-time. 46B Broad St., Shrewsbury. "I ptllce leads, extensive advertising notionlion-' REGISTERED NURSES — For operatin1g IBM TYPEWRITERS old, some new, Prl,, Sot", sun., Aug. 11, A lit.e time spent In our office con deter- ea. Experience preferred, but ai referral service. Member of two MLS' Call 741-2413 room. Pull time steady positions. Appl LPN —Relief 3 to II. Faclorv renewed. Rent..option to buy, S15 u, 11, from 10-S p.m. 4W River Rd., Fair mine your entire future. You'll see why more ImporU..font. a desir,..,e. t.o succeed with Assistant Director Qf Nursing. Jerse< the real estate salesman Is one of the training pprogram. All replies held In stric- .SECRETARY — Part-time. Real Bstati Oueen of Carmel Nursing Home, mo. All machines guaranteed. Portable Haven. one of the most Importa... _„ clei I..n. test confidenceconfid . Send resume to Box G-77, 'office. Pleasing personi jfy o must, gaoi Shore Medical Center. 1945 Corlles Ave. 946-4991 repairs. 672-0327,24-nour service. YARD -ALE — MfrchpndlM from three •highest paid professionals In the notion. Monmouth county. Reply In confidencconfiden e to The Dally Registereg , RRec lank. Neptune. Equal opportunity employer. Box M-20, The Dolly Registert , ReRdd BBonk, skills In typlm !gh• t steno»l_.._.. Excellen DRAFTSMAN (M/W) — 9-5 years ex PIANOS —ORGANS home»homn, Thun.,, fry.Frl,. $.ml , II jlvor Terrdcj, Mlddle- indicate your success potential In our In- CREDIT INTERVIEWER — Notional perlenco necessary. Starling salarsalay $2,5$251 -"T-4J300" Jxperlenced with water and sewer ser. biles, Apply Electro Impulse, 116 Chesfnu rentals from *?.5O wfr month. Warehouse 'own. (Off Cfwrry Tree Form Rd.) 'dustry. Your profile Is compared to lha lewelry chain looking for ambitious per- per hour, Apply In person to Mr. Michael MECHANIC — Experienced on buses. Ap- vice lines. Full time employment. Insur- St., Red Bank. An equal opportunity em for KIMBALL - CONN - WURLITZER BAR — retn, glass characteristics of people now successful son, no previous credit experience re- Cormley, Administrative Assistantistant, HazHaz- ply at 503 So. Laurel Ave., West Kcans- tonce benefits. Opportunities for advance- ployer. ______- YAMAHA - CHICKENING — Over In real estate. It Is scored by on Indepen quired...... , for. part-tim..e wor. _ k in ou< r Eialono - let Township Board of Educationti , 17I9A burg. ment. Apply weekdays, 8:30 a.m. 4;30 150 units In stock. Far appointment call dent notional testing firm. town, N.J., store. Hours vary. Trans- Union Ave., Hailel, N.J. p.m., 151 Hillside Ave,, Soulh River, S H fi E T~M E~"t AL MEC H A NIC — _ X- 462-4730 — FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER portation needed.* Must have babysitter, If CASHIBR AND CLERK perlenced In Installation antt fabrication of AN OPPOITUNITY TO ADD — Unusual Call me so we can arro*^jo for you to lake Interested, call 542-7524 between 3:30 and LICENSED REAL ESTATE SALESMAN Apply In person. CBS Super Market, 34 SUPERVISORS AND DRIVERS commercial and residential duct work. ccent pieces tor your home: exquisite 8 p.m. M/W — Full time, For progressive offlo. Full time. Work with young boys In news- Year round employment. Many company "WOOCTCHIPS voinul HunirBoor. from The Henry Ford the Real Estate Sale Profilo, free and Main St.,, "Keansburg •— . benefits. Call 741-7/45. ' ' without obligation,. , let's both find oul If Two days floor time per week guaranteed, paper publication Held. (200 base salary Phone /41-2VI9 :ollect|on,_71x1f_!, Sfotjon Cherry Writ- you have what It takes to earn over Coll PAUL P, BOVA, Broker-Reallor BABYSITTER'— Full time, steady. Core )er week-S50 expenses plus commission. OFFICE WORKER — Port-tlme work In FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES ra table, 43x21, Blhon Allen lounge chair, Mlddletown, 671-2544. of one child, age two. In my home only. I4ust have station wagon or von. Call 678 Sugarbush red pine, with upholstered «20,000a year. HOSTESS M/W Start August 10 Coll 787-1289. specialist's office In Red Bank. Excellent Welfare and people with credit problems LEONARD PE.ZA, President OLIVETTI COPIER TECHNICIAN skills, typing 60 WPM, sleno 60 WPM. Cal instant credit. Immediate delivery. Cal cushions. Also, 11x11 deep blue sculptured THE Experienced preferred, but not necessary, ..ust have electro-mechanical capobl INSURANCE COLLECTOR. SALESMAN AUTO SALESMAN M/W — Experienced between 2 and 4. 747-2166. Mr. Grand, 373-6611. _^ Kuraston rug. Call after f p.m. 671.JM2. for light counter work. Good sfartlng. sala- lilies. Complete training provided. S16S — f/W/W) Kor established debit, Lon< only. Top pay and commission, free dem- BOOKKEEPER — Full charge. General OPEN HOUSE -August?. 10, II, 10 o.m. LEONARD AGENCY ry, plus tips. Uniforms supplied. Paid vo- week.for experienced to start. 246-2224. Branch and Asbury Park area. Desire t. onstrator, all fringe benefits. Coll Ed Slg. MlRROR —'Rectangular 40' wide x 30" to 4 p.m. Furniture, assorted odds and cation ana holidays. Hours available, 6 work absolute MUST. $130 weekly to lor, 747.0787. office work. Part-time. Respond with re- high, S?S. INC. START'YOU~K OWN 'BUSINESS -TTT _ sume of experience to P.O. Box 98. LillJe tt_'9663. ends, kitchen utility cabinet, large desk, a.m. to 12 noon. Apply In person only, be- m start. Coll 775-7575. Silver, N.J. complete Bedroom set with new mottrcss, fore 1 p.m., Mr. Gill. Dunkln' Donuts, 140 per month parMlme. Investment less thart CAR PORTER — Mole or Femoie. Ful DESKS, FILES, tables, chairs, adding ma 671-9633 Broadway, W. Long Branch. 130. .42-13OT between 5 ond 7 p.m. ASSISTANT TEACHER — For busy nur- time. Must have NJ. driver's license and living room set. Call 291-1116 anytime. 130 SEVERAL OPENINGS sery school. Must love children. Hours ft SCHOOL BU5 DRIVERS — Will train. " s. typewriters, office equlequipmenti : etc. Boy Ave,, Hlghlonds^ excellent driving record. Uniforms sup- Bennett Bros Corp. Call 787-3380 between raaln prices. New or ; 1. Assist plant foreman with sel-ups and " 5EC.NblR.5ME ' COOK — For 40-bed nursing home, hours a.m -l!:30. Wrlle to Box R-46, The Dally plied. All company benefits. Coll Russell 9ondl!,2ond4. --used. AAC GARAGE SALE - Friday. Aug. 11, 10 material handling. . 7-3. Cook's helper, hours 10-6. Call far In Register, Bed Bonk. aidsmobile-Cadlllac Co., 741-0910. Ask for DESKC .flUTLBT, 1709 Rl. 35,Oakhurst. if you have the desire and the Inlllallve, I tervlew, 291-0440. 531-3990. a.m. to 5 p.m., of 491 Portaupeck Ave., 2. Assist shipping ond receiving man. have the opportunity to give you on extra _IBRARIBRARY AIDE - Clerical skskilli s helpful. Dallas Ebel. * ^^ *W _• ^^ >^ > *^ •> I^P 1IV1S— Oceonporl, 3. Light sit-down assembly and bench SlOOOplus a month Income. No In- TRAINEE — Clean cut, eager, aggres, -lenry Hudson Regional School, Decorator typs showroom sates COMPDMPAfj, E BEFORe YOU BUY'- Solid work with iome production machine oper- vestment. Call 842-6350. slve. S700O plus to start. Unlimited poten- -on mono GREENHOUSE WORKER — And dellv Call 741-A4QO, Mr. Leonard nvl >Jolna doesn'l dent like obsolete FISHING EQUIPMENT - Two surf rods ations. tial. Learn good traded Now Is the time to ery. Steady, all year round, Apply In per metal siding. Coll for fret estimate, O, W. wllh left hoi—. reels. Reasonable. Call CAREER OPPORTUNITY son, SPIWAK FLORIST, 99 Avenue oi SHEET METAL* WORK6R — Metal coriv Borr oiler 3 p.m, 229-: Crown Engineering 264-3086 EXPANDING MONMOUTH COUNTY consider your future! Call Joe Allan, CHAUFFEUR M/W — 5V. days o week. Two Rivers, Rumson. )onent fabrication from blueprints. Bra.- Home Improvements. 142-2053. COUNTER HET>--Tx~perTe~nced. ""per REAL ESTATE FIRM — Seeks full time Snclling and Snelllng, 54 Broad SI., Req IKA,477Middle (U, Hozief. ALL AIR CONDITIONERS — Drasticall1 y Dolly Register, Red Bai LAIBE PARROW AGENtY, SWtlroad BOOKKEEPER-SECRETARY Call 741-1567 reduced for clearance. ANDERSON ., 3t> OOCART FRAME FOR SALE MY"EXfJANBrNG'B(j5IN£sS — Require: St., Red Bank. WITCHBOARD OPERATOR — Allsrnaf- Experienced In all phases of general ac- NURSE'S AIDE —3 to II. Broad St., Red Bonk. 7470825. Call SLESPERSON '— Long noun, low pay) Ing shifts, 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and I p.m. counting through general ledger, financial 671-5932 an ambitious person or couple who woult SALES REPRESENTATIVES! statement preparation, payroll. Some typ- Queen of Cormil Nursing Home. like a large Income. No Investment. Cal o 9:30 p.m. Must be experienced on very Call946-«91 PARTIES — Are extro fun when you rely n:ulouso chanc? Ite Iso.f W advancemente can offer yo. Soundu a souns rldid fl. International Lighting Co, High busy board. Apply Personnel Oept., Jer< ing and filing. Contact Mrs. Berlen for ap- l J22-8704. commission plus bonus and ben- on All Purpose Rentals, 181 Newman ni&nclal future In real estate., We sel"'l REAL E5TATE SALESPERSON - Ex- ley Shore Medical Center, Corlier pointment. FREE TRAINING - Keypi/nch-Secrclor- 842-3704 or 222-2274 Springs Rd., Shrewsbury, 741-0040. Bor- homes. MELMED REALTY, 671-5650. serlenced. Allaire-Farrow, Mlddlolown of- efits. Call Mr. Holder (201) HU 2- Neptune. Weekdays 9 a.m. to 2 p.m, ECOLOGICAL ASSISTANCE al. To qualify for this '•Tuition Paid" 2513 or send resume to Box R-41, 20 Bridge Ave., Red Bonk 747-5151 raining, apply ot Empress Motel, 101 As- LITTLE SILVER REPAIR CENTER row almost anything — choirs, tables, um- .'Ice. Member two Multiple Listing Ser- The Dally Register, Red Bank. irella sets, dance floors, china, silver- GLAZIER — Experienced. Must hovo vices. Call >Ar. Schilling 471-2590. bury Ave., Asbury Park, on Wednesday, Soles & Service wore, jlnens, elc^ , driver's license. Top salary. Paid voca- FUN AND EXCITEMENT : SECRETARY.RECEPTIONIST August 16, at y a.m. New _ Used Tractors. Mowers. Bicycles. tion and holidays. 3rd Avv. Glass, 37 Third PART-TIME _... _.jra money and beautiful gifts part- or modern dento! practice In Red Bonk 747-0573 741-3888 •fcXPfcRIENCED PORTER M/W -Tor area. Mature, responsible, Secretarial ex- BABYsTfTER — For two'girls, kinder^ ~ ~-—STAMPS-- «Avo., Long'Bronch. nursing home work, hours 7-3, three days Imcme.. ChoChooso e youyour owonn hourshours. . CaCarr nece necess . 7?77 Investing ond Collecting???' a week, 9 6 two days a week. Call for In- sary. We train you for success. Call B3B- perience preferred. Salary open. Send re- jarten and 5'/i, two or three days a week. TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machines. All TELEVISION TBCHNICl AN - PPull-tiPulltimm e RN - Man. and Tups,, day shift. Call HIM &980 after 5 p.m. sume to BoB x R-49, The Polly Register, Some light cleaning. References. Call 842- makes new or uied. Guaranteed Low asU.S. and U.N., mini and used, plate no., employmentlt , witith bnefitbenefitss . ApplAly In per- lervlew 2VI-0440. ReRdd BnBankk . 2852 after 5 p.m. J25. Serplca's, 101 Monmouth St. Nent to blocks and sheets. All below refoll, must top Nursine; Home (or appointment. 671- theater. 747-0485. son, NORWOOD TELEVISION CO., 395 SALES MANAGEMENT TRAINEES — .0177. LUMBER'S MECHANIC — Must have EXPERIENCEtr^Tnsurance Secretary. sell. Contoct Al. 462-1590 after 4. Broadway, Long Branch. Earn 112,000 per yei experience in residential plumbing v/ith DENTAL ASSISTANT - Choir.Ide, ex- SINGER — Sewing machine, electric con- ear If qualified, Call pipes, soldering, filling end sewers. Ex, perienced. Full time, hqlf day Sat. Pleas- Auto underwriting preferred. Fringe ben- AIR CONDITIONER — 4500 BTU, 110,000/115,000 per year. Part-time man- Miss Strand. 264-9127. PLUMBERS-PIECE~Wi5RKER5 — Earn ant working cpnditlpns, Mfdcf'etawn area. fits. Send resume to P.O. Box 127, Mato- Excellent condition. MO. Call 7671699 al- lole wllh bench and attachments, seldom agement positions now open. No special 1300 to $600 per week according to your cellent salary, call 787-0275. Available late August- Send resume to ifan.N.J. ter 6:30 p.m. used, $90. Also electric csley organ with SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS capabilities. Reliable firm. Monmouth and bench, like new. W0, originally 1125. 842- •Kills needed, Company will train. Forop- On coats. Union shop. Starting salary >3 Ocean County area. 462-656) or 367-2765. RN OR LPN — Bv examination. Full Box R-4B, The Daily Register, Red Bank, polnlment coll 747-J092. • time, 7 to 3 shift. Excellent benefits. Ap- IF YOU NEED CASH -AS STOVE — Welbuilt, 24", lift-off top an hour. Apply wall Street Fashions, 37 KITCHEN HELP I NEED YOU or cleaningceaning, JI00. Q.E. dollies gos dryerdr , Wall St., Red Hok ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLERS — Port >ly In person, between 10-3 p.m. Arnold- Coll ?y|-3896 before noon, y SACRIFICB — Coldspot 14' refrigerator. time, nfsht shift* 6 p.m. to i? midnight. Valter Nursing Home, 652 5. laurel Ave., EXPERIENCED ONLY S-55. LodV Kenmore Vlslmatlc wriwringeingen rr 1100. Redwood cholse (30. Sheraton mir- Help Wanted . — (Tay.shlll and eve- Experienced wlren and solderer« re- Hoilet. 787-6300. CALL 747-1586 A55I3TANT — To executive secretary, to washer, S85, All Hems IB months old. 787- 180. ror 15, maple dressing table with mirror, Mate and Female ning. Call Hilltop Nursing Home for qp- ulred. interviews dally and tVI) p.m.< MATURE SALESPERSON — For bakery. BABYSITTER — WltiTrelerences and handle detail work and personnel records. lamps__and bench, (20, Call afttr I p.m. poinlmenl. 671-0)77 . _____!___ a'odn«day» Ai/Qust % ana Thursday, Au- Call for appointment, Freedmon's Bakery, own transportation. Call between 5-7 p.m. Secretarial background helpful, telephone WALK IN PORTATL E C6O'CE R - . 741-7622. NURSE — RN or LPN7. p.m'. fo II P.m. gust 3. •xperleriee a"'mu_l." EB6CO tN- 14'xl2'xlT, complete wllh rofrJoeronf Rodtomarlne Corporation Red Bonk. 741.2015. 542-1749 3U5TRIES, INC., Shrewsbury Ave., iARAGE SALE — "Antiques," furniture, Three days a week. Emery Manor, Mala- HOU5EKSEPER —"Five hours, five doy Shrewsbury, unit, condensing unit and Ihermoslatic brie a-Drac. August I, 9, 10. 1 Church St., wan. 566-6400. 30 tirjdoe Avo., Red Bank BARTENDER WANTEb - Male or fe- controls. One hanolno las lieollna unit FACTORY male, strictly days. Call for appointment, week. Mlddletown. Must have own trons- wllh blower and Ihermos Rumson, An Equal Opportunity Employer '41-8731, between 6 7 p.m. lorlatlon. 671-O2SO. 'PERATORS — Full or part-time. Simple JOBS MECHANICS — Experienced only. New -tralaht sewlna.. Clean, pleasant worklna 8'CUSTOM CASTRO CONVERTIBLE GWERATOFFICEsition WOR. 'MedicpK - Soml aned lyp re-- and used cor dealer. Paid vacation, hospi* SED CAR MECHANrc~^-~UscART OR FULL-TIME~^~Shov/ beouflfuT I years experience lor factory trouble- departments. Will BranchMATERIAL, 2223104S .EXPEbffOR/Rb.TER OPPORTUNITY TO EARN — $140 per leellne Fashions evenings. Free v/ard- ihoollng, solid slate circuits, repair and be required to work High school educallon required. EL_C-*. week plug bonus. For interview phone 7<4t- obe, high earnings. Call 222-4045, 232- iilgnmenl ol communications receivers flvo doy6, Won. to TRO IMPULSE, 116 Chestnut St.. Red 1V6S I to I, Equal opportunity employer. '423, 329-244J. ind FM mobile equipment. Send resume Sun. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. TENO TYPIST CONTROLLER"M"u: 'o Personnel Manager, Good Incentive pay, TRAVELAGENT — Experienced. Salary BASASS GUfTAR PLAYER — And lead RADIO MARINE CORP. afler short training singeringer, mole or female, for a Rock Group. iclpal ppsltlon. Good steno and typing CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY )en. Travel benefits. Caruso Travel. 291- ktlls required. Knowledge of accounting !0 Bridge Avo, Red Bank, N.J. period. Hospl- Must have good equipment d b 21 An equal opportunity employer 133. Call aftehavre A goo p.md .equipmen 767-6571.t and be over 21, irocedures helpful. Must be willing lo ot- tollzatlon, paid ho- ft A 7676571 lend mlnfmum of two evening meetings A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES T6 SUIT YOUR lidays and other B05 DRIVERS — Full antLpprMime. Coll EXPERIENCED WAlTfeE W )er month In addition to regular duties, RN — 7-3 p.m., weekends olt. Apply In benefits available. Dispatcher between I angMfctti. Monday send resume lo Model Twp, Sewerage Au- person. EMERY MANOR, Malawan. 566- lo Friday. Ill-jjm, T| Over ?1. II !?0 a.m,-4:3Q P-ni. Apply in Ihorlty, Box 254, Hailel, N.J. 07730. 6400. MANY NEEDS erson. Peterson's Riverside Inn, Hwy 35, GROUNDSMAN M/W-Must have ed Bank. ENERAL HOUSEWORKER — Light nowledge and experience in care of Hwy 35 2W-800O Help Wonted MEN, LADIES, STUDENTS — Full nnd aundry. Three 7.hour days weekly al jwns, shrubs, athletic fields ond associ- Male and Female part-time. Car necessary. Call today, start 117.50 per day, Muil have superior refer- ated equipment. Work Iriilde during in< Adding Machines Pearl and tomorrow, earn S3 per hour. 462-1074 be- mce», regarding character, tionesty and clement weather. 40-hour week, no resi- Garage Doors tween 9 o.m, and I p,m, luallly of work. Permanent employmenploym t Typewriters Bead Rtstrtnglng fxpecled. Call oflor $ p.m. only, 842lDBO dency requirement. Expanding school dis- 842-lDB trict, Stead/ increments, paid holidays ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters Electric Optroters. Radio ControisT* Expertly on braided EXPERIENCED BEAUTICIAN - Part" and vacation. Paid uniform and Major sold, rented, repaired. Serplco's. 101 Mon- Flberglas Doors, Sales and Service. Slerll I.SOoilrond. tlrne, Manager's license preferred. ONSTRUCTION INSPECTOR - Ex- mouih St., Red Bonk. 74> 0415, Coll NED SICKELS. INC. ^426}l] ling clali 'Sc. R.CT.5IUL.S INSPECTORS & PACKERS lerienced construction Inspectors r«- Medical expenses. Minimum starting pay 1-8 'OOd SI., luired for construction of comprehensive 16864 per" year. Must bo reliable. Refer- We need people to work rotating shifts. 5E^AToeyATi sh i?u 7 ianlfory iiwerogp collection system. Sal- ences required. CoM 946-8686, Holmdel Builder " ERY MANOR, Motowan iry commensurate with experience. Sub- Township Board ol Education. ^ Odd Jobs Roofing, • We offer: 566-6400 RALPH A. COLE. Builder — New homes, nlf resume to Hailet Two. Sewerage Au- FACTORY HE~CP"~FOTUIiTTlmi~pen additions, alterations and r_ofs. Siding A Insulation _ Steady employment close to home iqrlty, Box 254, Hoilet, N.J. 07730. Coll 74IW5 LIGHT HAULING - Cellars, garages PERSON — To work In Shipping and Re- manent work, doy* only. Experience pre- cleoned up. Fret estimates 741.1149 grier 3 CO. —OOOF1N& AND SlolNG. Excellent wages Including shift dllflerentloi l poymenis ceiving Department. Full lima. Medical IALESPERSON — Permanent position, ferred but no! necessary. Apply in person, .—--.led and guoronteed for 10 years. 77S- . Hospltolliatlon and rtllramsnl benefit!. Apply Norwood ull time, for general selling. Experience Ralph Friedland and Brothers. Locust Clocks and • Life InsurancInsura—e Distributor!, 626 Broadwoy, Long Branch, irelerred but not necesiory. Apply in per- Street, Keyporl. • Disability ani d sick benefits see Frank. on lo Mrs. Plnsley at Klsllh's! t east Watch Repair ATIOH *~tiBlN_ico P.- tlnce • Retirement plan PRESSER5'WANt^"^^_ieodypoift"ion».* PainjMnsL^^ecflrgtlnj 50. Over 14.000 lobs. Freee esllmofts. SCHOOL BUS DRIVER. ~- Pull or part- onl St., Red Bonk. Antique clocks, watches, fine lewrlry ex Opportunity for advancement Free medlcoU surgical, hosp'tollzatlon, pertly done. Don Pons. Jewelers, 799 Riy PAINTING- Brush and sprayOi;.. AAlsl o wi I407 or Adorn Llnimoytr .Wl 4)302. tlme. Will train. Call 7(7-0003, or apply al ;OFFBE.5HOP WAITRESS M/W — I sold vacations. Apply Star Cleaners and ir Rd., Folr Haven. 847-4J57. papering. Coll lor free estTmole. Apply at R. Heltrlch and Son, 303 So. Laurel Ave., i.m. to J o.m. shift. Over 18. Experienced, aunderers, 132 Myrtle Ave., Long Rod Schoellner 29I34*> S1WROOFIHG 741-4(50 W, Keoniburn. ronch, M2-I1M "Monmauih County's Live Wire Reofers" tppiy in person, 5hore Pomt Inn, 33AO SpecSnsfs - rtpo'rt. shingfe -orf' LOCAL BANk'— Has several openings weiMW7So1newcTjs Diamonds PAPETHAtTdTSG" for Tellers and Clerks. Experienced pre- Iwy 35, Hotlet. ____ fodlal work, afternoon and evening shlll. Bought or Rettyled FRANK E. WHITING T4M974 Ten RIM; CIIRPIIRATIUN ferred bul will train. Wrlle P.O. Box Tit, Wrlle "Maintenance" P.O, Box 555, New Malawan, New Jersey. Monmouth, N.J. Let us buy the diamonds you don't wear CARL B. JONES - Painting and 'wol PLASTIC PRODUCTS PLANT. RESUMES PREPARED r lei us reslyle Ithem for you personally. perlno, FuMy insured. For tree estl CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS - Seers and Francis Sti. Keyport •MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN OILER AND BURNER MECHANICS J', 3»BnoadSt. An equal opportunity employer — ParMinw, molnlv Sals. Experienced. WANTED — Must have experience. Inttrnltrt office, Call 741-3400. d/r Personnel Call 222-5781 \$7 Broad St., Red Bank 842-3501 28 The Dally Register, Red Baiik-MlddteU)wn,N.J. Wednesday, August 9,1972 Aporfrnents Furnished Rooms Houses For Safe LARGE ROOM — With bath and private TWO-B€DR00M APARTMENT — Avail- KEAHSBUHCi -v Thre*-&earoom oftjer Chief Issues Warning entrance. Suitable for adults. 747-1041 be- tome with large living room, large dlr.Hg For Sole Merchandise Wanted able immediately. One month security, fore 4 p-m. 946-W41, 4-8 p.m. room, fcitchtn, bath. Two enclosed por- For Sale one year lease required. No pets. Call 431- ches* aos heat. Also two-bedrootn home, 11- Stereophonic, dud OLO FUGHJTUHE — Antiques- china. J414 or 462-44M. KEA'HSBURG — Mice furbished root «rt-in kitchen, tlv/no.room, barti, oil heat. tptaktn. good condition, US " BIG -M • l!ossware, art objects and bric-a-brac, reasonable rotes. Coll Mrs. Ooab at 2£4, bullT-M garage. Both homes nicety f.ept Call 7t7-gMI ?mmedfate coin for anything and every- SEA BRIGHT — 1, 2 and 3-bedroom »200 Is one of our favorite HEAVY DUTY thing. Ruscit's, 25 e*r.t Front St. 741-1W3. • apartments en Shrewsbury River, , Mice ttction, near -highway ayaiyj H.I.. bu! On Chlorine Storage DIKI HAIRS - ll». lt».~ white aluminum ccmbincrHon windows, 842-0732 KEAHSBURG — NIC* furnished room on LoraL e lotlt . &l&lii torefer/ed. UNION BEACH — As a re- v«,. RM Bonk 7«7-50» No pels. 7S7-I314. L».S6 FHiSiif'SoOiT^- In Red BanR TOWS RJVER AREA — Modern threi volunteer companies were at GARAG32 BroodE St. SAL, R«Et -Bon Alk l w«k. Mini-bike741 750,0 PRIVATE COLLECTOR — Wlfl'poy top Suitable for business person. bedroom ranch, «ot-ln kitchen, fulf bosc sult of a house fire caused by dollar for Lionel Trains "O" gauge. Any THREE ROOMS - Furnished. Across menf. Lorge fenced yard. Excellent condl the scene of the fire, which sjjr »S0. two bicycles. »25 each, ping-pong from Fort Monmouth Hospital. 138 Main Phone J4J-7919 chlorine combustion, Fire Coll 4W-O61 tattle, $10, camping equipment, toys, age, any condition. 347-1445. tlon. Taxes only 1484. Near Parkway 17 otter / p.m. St., Oceonport, after 5 p.m. tTRiKsftery- Single and dBOble room 124,500. 349-7163. occurred about 3:30 a.m. yes- iuvt jcenmort 30". used tw lamps, many other Items. 291-1490, Come STORE FIXTURES — And restaurant and Chief Joseph Scalone has to Stone Church In NavesJnk and follow TWO-BEDROOM — Living room, dining >n Bedftvway, Keonsburg. Weekly am THREE-BEDROOM RANCH — Navesll h Moving to Germany. J100. Call it; food equipment wanted. Cash. Jay's Store nonthly. 787-9887. the sign. Equipment, 741-9846. room. Unfurnished. $235. Security, refer- Middletown Township. (26,000. Call 29 urged all residents with swim- terd.ay, for about an hour, MOVING'— Furniture and household ences, lease. Crowell Age/icy, 741-4031. RED BARK — Off B roadsTTsTngM 1305 for appointment. Principals only. 'MOVING — To smaller quarters. Mu ANTfQUE JEWELRY - ming pools to store pool clea- •tit fireplace equipment, desk, table items, baby furniture and accessories. Top cash paid." PRIVATE — Three-room unfurnished rooms, no kitchen privileges. 741-53921 VAIL HOMES — Co-operotlven . Threi 222-4584 or 747-2265. LES DEUX & DON PONS, 799 River Rd., apartment. Monmouth St., second floor. 'tween 12-l,S-7.p,m.. room bungalow. Call before 6 p.m. for a] Columbus Club cncurft, lamps, mirror, and other hous Fair Haven. 842-625; or 741,43374337. ners outdoors. £OW accessories. Thursday, August 10, DUNCAN PHYFE TABLE J50 — Screen Available August 15. Utilities. 747-5187. RED BANK — Clean, comfortable. Par polntment: 542-3297. to 4. 192 Winding Way South, foil Sevei house $50, red leather chair $25, blue and Ing, Suitable for gentleman. NAN JOHNSON TWO ROOM — Furnished apartment, all " 741-2575 after 5 p.m. RED BANK -517,500 Chief Scalone said chlorine To Honor Three "irldgct Rood), little Silver. rose oriental rug $25. 741-M77. BUYS AND BUYS utilities included, $150 monthly. One Older framed two-story home featurln VARD SALE — Wed., Thurs., and Frl., CBC RADIO — With 23 channels. From an entire household to a single month's security. 495-1697 between 4:30-6 LARGE, BRIGHT ROOM — In private three bedrooms, living room, dinin S^houSe SptTK LONG BRANCH -Three Aug. 9,10 and 11. Fabrics and trimmings, S50. Item. Antique furniture, lewelry, silver. p.m. 866-1532 any time. home. Sultabieftr females. In Keansbura, room, full basement, two-car garag Immediate cash. Top dollar. 741-5331. Nice rear yard. This home requires dec< furniture, household Hems and clotblng. Call 6711279 RED BANK — Four rooms with heat. Reasonable. 787-4092. rating but Is a steal for a convention) proof containers and should men will be honored tonight MS Hollle Or. W., Beltorrf. 10-S p.m. Quiet area. Mature or business people, FENDER AMPLIFIER — And cover, $40. WANTED ROOM AND BOARD — For elderly per buyer who Is handy.. Calll for p particularsa . oe stored in dampproof areas by thee Christophehp r Columbus WHEELCHAIR — Almost new. Guitar and case $18. Pool table complete Used Oriental Rugs $225. Available immediately. Write Box son in exchange for care of children. 29' IDEAL REALTY M-27, The Daily Register, Red Bank. I-DEAL REALTY Reasonable. $50. Large metal wardrobe $10, Fedders Chinese and Persian 1948.8 Hillside Ave. Realtors Member MLS 741-525] Club of Long Branch Inc. for Call 747-4137 dehumldlfler $20. Two twin bed springs $5 Also Wall Tapestries ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Overlooking outside homes. ea. All like new. 741-0543. PRIEDMAN GALLERIES service to the organization ' GARAGE SALE — Baby furniture on harbor, quiet area. Three rooms fur FAIR HAVEN — Hew cedar shingle. Foui He issued the. warning yes household Items. Wed. and Thurs., Aug. WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATOR CASH FOR OLD TOY. TRAINS — Any nlshed. Parking. 291-3418. REAL ESTATE bedrooms, new kitchen, living room will terday after a fire damaged .and the community, and 10, from 10 til 3. 12 Monmouth Plao Good condition, $35. make or condition or will trade HO, 027, C WEST END — Special winter rates. One- fireplace, .den. Stockade fence, in-groun< Monmouth Beach. Phone 741 1999 swimming pool. Principals only. 149,500 «lde gauge. 774-3710. bedroom furnished efficiencies, new TOP FOR SALE 8423124 the living room of the John Rocco NT; Bonforte, club SPEAKER — Leslie Hl-boy, like new. An- LIVING ROOM SET — Three pieces, WANTED PER HOUSE, 400 Ocean Blvd., 222-8233. McKenna home, 701 Center president, said the trio will re- tique Icebox, 71 snow plow for truck or good condition, 540. OLD BISQUE DOLLS . WATERFRONT APARTMENTS" Houses For Sale HAZLET — Fleetwood split. Four bei 747-9227 rooms, two baths. Central air. Many e; leep, jigsaw, sewage election pump 4", Call 741-5595 Furnished three-room apartment, all utili- tros. 140,000. Call owner, 264-5409. st The chief said the fire was ceive recognition at a bar- Qas powered garden sprayer, air com- TWO TROUT FLY REELS - Extra ties. Monthly or yearly. Nautilus Apts, caused by powdered chlorine becue at his home, lib pressor, western saddle, swimming pool spools, line, $15. Orvls 8' bamboo fly rod, Sea Bright, 222-4747. 5 BEDROOMS EAST KEANSBURG — Four bedroom: 1«X3J. 291-9371. $50. Phone 671-3227. large paneled living room, large eat-l that the McKenna family Chelsea Ave. The three are PETS ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Two-room kitchen. Carpeting and many extras Ir FIVE-PIECE WALNUT DINETTE SET — apartment, lust decorated. Near buses $28,900 eluded: 128,500. 787-1294 qfter 5:30 p.m stored in a box behind a living Morris Bloom, William Stroby FILL DIRT $50. Three walnut slat tables. $20. Two AND LIVESTOCK and shopping. Ideal for mature single per- Don't delay in looking at this ranch homi son. $100 a month, all utilities included. with five extra large bedrooms, tre all day Sat. and Sun. Call oner 6 p.m. 74MS32 lamps, $10. 842-5064. 'GERMAGERMAN SH£PHTR6VOpSTltFfVOpS~TltFfii and Michael Nastasio. »' POOL TABLE — W composition top, 291-9154. mendous size living room, 12'x24', wltr room couch. The chlorine was WALNUT DEN COUCH monthsth , AAKC registeredd. ExtrEt a llarge- beamed ceiling, log burning fireplace. TRANSFERRED, OR JUST OU excellent condition, originally S239* now boned. All shots and wormed. 591-1161. RUMSON — Two bedrooms, one bath. GROWING YOUR HOME? —Call Ol The barbecue will culmi- *9S. Sony stereo tape recorder, neve NEW COVERS. J30. Large science kitchen adjoining dining used for the family's swim- 264-8973 Two-familTwmilyy homeoe.. Garage. Suitable for room. Two full ceramic tiled baths 'write for your complimentary copy of Ap- te a used, originally H65, now M5. 787-3754. HORSE STALLS FOR RENT couplcouplee . Lease-$2/5Lese$2/5. Storms and screens, plus many other ex •pleBrook s monthly Homes for Llvinc mingpoou.6|WWl ,....the ~chie f said.• n* day-long program BEDROOM SET — Old fashioned roc LARGE MAHOGANY DRESSER — Late Sleepy Hollow Horse Farm McCue, Inc. 842-2760 Rumson tras too numerous to mention. This lovely magazine. Offers pictures, prices, de. Victorian, $50. Hampton Hlde-a-bed, $25. Middle!own. 741-2382 ranch is situated amongst a background ol scrlptlons. APPLEBROOK AGENC1 Mrs McKenna andd t thh e two which will begin at Monmouth maple. Chitferabe, dresser, night stand, 842-2819. WORKING WOMAN — Would like to Realtors, 950 Hwy. 35, Middletown 67 box spring, mattress. Best offer. 842-2376. • uRE SCHNAUZERSCHNAUZERS - Regis- share my two-bedroom, furnished apart- tall trees on approximately half acre. Convenient financing available. Realtors. 2300. McKenna children were Park Jockey Club, where the MOVING — Furniture tor sale. Sofas REMODELING KITCHEN — 16' of knotty tered, male, femalesmales . S80 eacheach. ment, Middletown, with same. 842-6173 af- pine cabinets,'corner hutch, wall paneling Phone 747-0298 ter 6. RIVER VIEW IN FAIR HAVEN treated with oxygen after suf- . fifth race has been designated chairs, tables, rugs. Call 842-0517 after and counter top. Stove, refrigerator, dish- p.m. STUDIO EFFICIENCY — Apartment. Stately 150-year-old Colonial, tastefulh washer and large kitchen set with eight MINI-POODLES — Eight weeks, AKC KIRWAN CO. updated. 3 or 4 bedrooms, V/i baths, coun fering from chlorine fumes in- the Christopher Columbus chairs. $550 or best offer. 787-4259, after 6 registered. Puppy shots. One black and Furnished. Call after 5 p.m. CAMPBELLS JUNCTION BELFORD 741-2836 try kitchen with fireplace, original beam: p.m. white, two all black. 787-5448. MIDDLETOWN OFFICE 787-5500 and paneling. Asking In the S5Q's. By own halation. Handicap. BUMPER STICKERS er, W2-4231. FREEZER-REFRIGERATOR - Admiral, SORREL QUARTER HORSE — "Gelding, Mr. Bonforte has appointed •seven years old. Nice disposition. Call "LOVE MOTORCYCLES" slde-by-slde. Five-piece bedroom set. Hol- BELFORD — Three-bedroom ranch. Eat- This is the first fire here Ted Genola chairman of the lywood bed. Five-piece maple dinette set. •739-2665. Commercial Rentals in kitchen, game room, attached garage, Chlfferobe. Floor lamp. 727-0345. this summer stemming from 3 >.i x 12 Inche TERRIERS — Small. Loving but WANTED pool, extras. 67x100 lot. Excellent condi- afternoon's event and' Louis BELGIAN BLOCK, JUMBO'S protective. Puppies and adults FAIR HAVEN BEAUTY tion. Low 3O's. Owner, chlorine combustion, the chief Send SI to Anderson Graphics, P.O. Box TO RENT OR LEASE Charming home fpclng river with fou 495-0099 De Sheplo chairman of the • Will deliver In truck loads. Sacrifice prices. 899-0557. lovely bedrooms, plus sewing room, twe 493, Freehold, N.J. 07721. Enclose self-ad- (20D-3B4-4600 or 384-4196 Garage with 1 or 2 overhead doors for rig- said, but he stressed he con- dressed, stamped envelope and get one AKC GREAT DANE PUPPIES baths. Lorge living room with fireplace, FAIRVIEW AREA —Middletown. evening affair. ging company, storage of equipment. Pre- dinina room and modern kitchen, porch Reosonable. extra one free. SOFA — Colonial, three cushion, high Champion bloodline. fer 60' deep with sufficient parking space. siders the substance poten- wing back, gald tweed Herculon, six 739-1669 and extras. Excellent location. Call us, wi Call after 2 p.m., 747-2025 months new, $250. 842-4486. Call James C. Eaton & Co. between 8 a.m. have the key. . . S39,500. WEIMARANER PUPPIES — AKC, and 5 p.m. 264-0480. / RUMSON-ESTATE. AREA — Two ocres tially dangerous if not stored SMALL ENGLISH PIANO -Good for be- _ IANT YARD SALE — Mostly furniture, male/female. Good hunters, show dogs, RED'BANK — Three-room professional circular drive, young expanded Cope. Flvi properly. Given Summons ginners. S175. dining room set, bedroom set, twin beds, pets, watch dogs. Reasonable. 521-1196. office, 600 sq. ft., all utilities. Ground AAcAlister Agency super bedrooms, V/i baths, paneled study etc. 57 Thompson Ave., Leonardo, across floor. S150 monthly. Write to Box H-66, large living room with fireplace, dlnlnt Call 671-5098 Hwy 36 from bus terminal. Sat. and Sun., FREE KITTENS Realtor room, large screened porch with awnings, The Daily Register. Red Bonk. 109 E. River Rd., Rumson 842-169' After Car Crash SLOT AND HO CARS AND TRACK — 9 to 5. 291-3392. Read/ for adoption 'plus slate patio. Kitchen, breakfast area, Will trade for HO trains or sell. Call 747-1144 alter 5:30 p.m. RED BANK — Shops available In new playroom, laundry room, separate base 542-2741 ANTIQUES — Marble top chest, trunk, Victorian Village to be constructed ad a- ment. Available immediately. 185,000 Police Probe HOLMDEL —- Richard' W. cane-seat chairs, teacher's desk, sewing MOVI NG — Must give up 2Vi year old Owner. (201) 842-7460. German Shepherds. Female free to good cenf to THE HOUSE ON MONMOUTH Niglio, of Ft. Bragg, N.C., is CAMPER cabinet, pictures, fireplace set, bedstead, STREET. Occupancy November, 1972. Converted school bus. $500. mirror, washstand, dresser, |ug. 542-2827. home, male $25. Call 738-0355. Days 747-1148. After 6,842-4835. RUMSON — A new home of dlstlnctlo 741-8760 scheduled to have a Municipal 1971 SHASTA TRAILER — Lightweight. FREE PUPPIES Five bedrooms, four baths, maid's room Two Entries BENCH SAW — S40. Chain saw S10. Lawn Sleeps six, gas, electric, refrigerator, To good homes. OFFICE SPACE LARGE COLONIAL family room with wet bar, air condl' Court hearing 9 a.m. Aug. 21 Phone 291-4696 or 842-1017 Excellent location, suitable for profes- tloning and all other appliances. Sltuatec mower $10. Duck decoys $1 each. Metal heater. Range with oven. Sink, toilet. on quiet lane, surrounded by large syca office desk S35. 741-8760. J1900. 564-7505. sional use, on main floor luxury nl-rlse. MIDDLETOWN on charges stemming from a GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPPIES Approximately 530 sq. ft. Centrally air mores. 741-3019. 9' SURFBOARD _ __ „ , Aug. AKC, six weeks old, $100. conditioned. Contact: Mr. Link* phone 741- In Red Bank car collision at Holmdel and Elegant five-bedroom home, on 2Va acres, GOOD CONDITION. 13, 10-4. Household Items, motors. Toys Call 542-4930 173?. . / KEANSBURG — Five-bedroom Colonial fenturfno three full hnths plus two prvwri overlooking Puik feutures format dining Reasonable. 787-1504 3aby furniture, odds, ends. 9 Knollwood rooms, family room with fireplace, lar( RED BANK • - Police are Longstrect Uoads. Rd., Holmdel, Old Manor Development. FOR SALE — Appaloosa filly, grand- SHOP OR OFFICE — Three rooms. River room, eat-in kitchen, den, fireplace In llv RCA ELECTRIC STOVE — With double daughter of Citation; also paint grandson country kitchen, separate library, 24x, ing room, baseboard heat, full basemen Rd., Fair Haven, Village area. $150. 741- living room, full basement. All brand new investigating two breaking Police said Niglio's car col- oven, S10. Bendlx home Ironer mangl YARD SALE — Furniture, lamps, desks, of Citation. Phone Ruth Brown, Middle- 7686. Mr. Cozens. 525,900. MELMED REALTY, Realtor, 671 presser, S20. 8721429. vases, knick-knacks, odds and ends, 5c bury Center, Pa. 717-376-4451. 597,500, Contact builder direct. 671-5921 5650. and entries that occurred the lided with one driven by OFFICE SUITE — Choice Red Bank area. days or 842-1059 evenings. HI-RISER S30 — Box spring and mattress, and up. August 10, 11, 12, 10-4. 420 Nut- swamp Road, Middletown. FREE KITTENS — Super affectionate, lit- In prestige building. Approximately 934'.. CUSTOM BRICK same day but which law au- George Barbaza, 151 Idlewild S10""0.. SwSwivel~chalr.~$57chfldren'l " s books' ter trained, seven weeks:'Also one' female Desirable for any profession. Call 747-3730 Three or four-bedroom rancher, 14' kite 741-1-9145- -. calico 13 weeks. 741-/813. 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS en, 21x12 gameroom, second kitchen 9x1 thorities feel are not related. Lane, Matawan. Niglio- has COLONIAL «2,900 ELECTRIC RANGE — GE. 30" wide. Six GREAT DANE PUPPIES — AKC, fawn, in finished basement (could be separa OLDE FAIR HAVEN Assumable Mortgage living area). Two-zone hot wote been charged with going years old. Coppertone. Good condition. GRAND PIANO by son of Big Kim. Priced reasonable. Five rooms-now available tor shops. LES $6,700 Down Chief George Clayton char- $35. Call 842-S913. (201)938-2410. baseboard heat. Enclosed porch, man Excellent. Reasonable. 671-9604. DEUX, 799 River Rd. 741-4337. 5255 a month trees. Low taxes! Just listed — HURRY through a stop street. JARAGE SALE — 11 Dwlgtlt Rd., Mlddle- acterized the first incident BABY CARRIAGE - *10. Car-bed 12.50, BASSET HOUND — Male I This lovely home is located on a quie 142,500. lown, across from Thompson School. Aug. OFFICE SPACE — Rumson Professional tree lined street'with large parklike lot. Mr. Barbaza was taken by high chair S7.5O, diaper bog S2, complete 2,13. Many Items. children. Best offer. Call I Building. Air conditioned. Utilities and that occurred between 12:30 Pfaytex bottle set M. 747-5977. 2444. This two-story older Colonial has three Walker & Walker, Realtors services supplied. Main floor: 1054 sq. ft. master size bedrooms and all have walk- Hwy. 35 e Mlddletowi a.m. and 9:30 a.m. Monday at the Holmdel $irst Aid Squad VTVM — S45. Counter, 14. Meter J3. Mer- . ARAGE SALE — Aug. 12 and 13. An- suitable for real estate, Insurance or pro- 35 6713311 Mlddlt tiques, tools, paint sprayer, baby Items. 57 TWO MALE - Miniature Dachshunds, in closets. A paneled eat-in countryy kitch- 671-3311 cury relay, $3. SCR, 50c. Transistor, 25c. fessional offices, with six small offices, en, formal dlnjng roort^ verylcirge living the John Davis home, Alston to Bayshore Hospital, Holm- Winding Way, Little Sliver. 10 to 4. cocoa brown. Parents under seven main office ond conference room. AH fully en, formal dinining room, very larga e EXCELLENT LOCATION pounds. 264-1062. Call before 9 a.m.after 9 room, baseboarra hot water heat, full 1971 GEMINI 80 CC MINI BIKE — Good furnished with modern office furniture. Court, as the work of a "cat del, where he^vas treated for BICYCLE — Chopper. Good condition. Upper floor: Two unfurnished offices, 336 ment and a detachedthhdd ttwo-car- garage. List ONLY $24,900 condition, under 600 miles. Car brackets. home In Ca Three bedrooms, living room, plus com S5O. Call FREE PUPPIES sq. ft. and 477 sq. ft. respectively, which e._d at_ $32,900.__ . Owner bougbough/ t" hi burglar." minor injuries. , $195. 546-8372. may be used |olntly. 842-0732. * . nada, wants a quick sale. Realttor. blnation dining room and sitting room, de 842-1079 Half German Shepherd tached garage, basement. Lois of tal Patrolman Bruce Insley.in- UPRIGHT — Concert grancfplano! 264-0945 trees. PAUL P. BOVA. Realtor. 671-2544. The thief entered the Davis YARD SALE — Lots of everything Good condition, $75. TWO-ROOM OFFICE SPACE — West Friday and Saturday. 320 Main St., Port 14 HANDS BAY GELDING PONY - Has KIRWAN CO. vestigated the accident which - 946-8735 Front St., Red Bank. Reasonable. NEW OFFERING home while the family was ; Monmouth. been hunted, evented, shown successfully. Call 741-9800 75 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank, N.J Charming three-bedroom, two-bath i _ ARD SALE — Aug. 11, 12. 10-5 p.m. 15 Used In 4-H and Pony club work. 291-1281 occurred Monday. ' BICYCLE — Girls 22", three-speed. Sears cher boasting well-planned kitchen wit sleeping, Chief Clayton said, Memorial Parkway, 6,000 SQ. FT. — Commercial space. 842-4350 dishwasher and breakfast areo, dlnlnj make tape recorder. Atlantic Highlands. FREE GERBALS and escaped with $6 in cash, Coll 291-3465 Stores or office. New modern building room, den, basement. Two-car garage To good home with air conditioning. 787-0633, 787-0543. Fireplace. Lovely neighborhood, trees anc IAOVING — Must sell. Frlgldaire refrlg- 264-6554 taken from a woman's purse. GREAT BARN SALE — Hundreds a irator. Excellent condition, two years old. PICTURE PERFECT privacy, $51,900. Papp Venturing Items, gloss, china, silver, furniture, all TWO AFRICAN GRAY GEESE $30. Small FOR RENT — Store or office, 430 sq. ft. New listing! Attractive four-bedroom The chief said the family did collected over 40 years. Thurs., Frl., Sat., tan goat, $30 or best offer. In Port Monmouth. $130 per month. Call Cape nestled on a private lot on cul-de- Walker & Walker, Realtors 10 to 5 p.m. Bucklln Forirmi , Phalan~ ' x Road~ . 5ARAGE SALE — Miscellaneous Items. 842-4985 787-0816. sac. Dining room, basement, large patio, Hwy. 35 741-5212 Shrewsbur not discover the incident until Into Jazz Field 741-6149; Wovlng. Sat., rain or shine, 9 to 3. 23 DE"NTAL OFFICE — Complete, modern, trees. A-l move-In condition. Hurry! LINCROFT — Five bedrooms, three Juall Drive. (Oak Hill), Middletown. 1972 HARTMAN HORSE TRAILER it awoke Monday morning. GARAGE SALE — Thurs., Frl. from 2-7. equipped, for rent. S37,900. baths, den and living room. Dual tire "NEW YORK - Joseph Fully equipped. 7'2" Inside stall height. place, dlnina room, kitchen, full cellar, ve.. Belfo Electric brakes. $1600. Herb Frltchman, Phone 291-0279 787-80261 40x20 heated In-ground swlmmJng poo The second breaking and Papp, mentor of the Public Columbus Rd., Florence, N.J. 609-499-3424. STORE OR OFFICE - River Rd.,'Fair OLD WORLD CHARM Well landscaped V/i acres. Call for ap COLOSSAL GARAGE SALE - Frl., Sat., Machinery For Sale GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — 9 weeks Haven. September. Call In this Llftle Silver Tudor. Three bed. polntment, 747-1475. By owner. entry happened between 8:15 Theater and the N. Y. Shakes- Aug. 11, 12 from 10-5. 191 Branch Ave., 8422161 rooms, gorgeous kitchen, dining roorm MARLOWE iAUD HOG PUMP — Ball aid, AKC registered. Must sell. $35. a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Monday at corner Madison, Red Bank. 495-1231 screened porch, full heated basement. WEST KEANSBURG peare Festival, is now ventur- ype. Purchased new, little used. 3" sue- AIR CONDITIONED OFFICES — For Quick possession. Don't delay! J49,000. NEW THREE-BEDROOM RANCH on. 16 ft. suction and 50' discharge PERSIAN KITTENS — Registered. All rent. Linden Place, Red Bank. Joseph G. Attached garage. Near schools and bu the apartment of Robert Bo- ing into jazz. loses. Cost over $1100, sell for $700. Gets colors, $35 and up. Call 747-3620 or 741-0321 ransportafion. $30,500. Calt owner, 78~ gart, Leroy PI. Several items he lob done. 747-9466 after 6 p.m. Phone 843-76B! McCUE 1822 or 787-1576. Mr. Papp and the Festival Spark Outfits! 971 DAVIS 70+4 — D130 Bockhoe Doier OLDE ENGLISH SHEEP DOGS — AKC Realtors •REEHOLD TOWNSHIP — Small one of jewelry valued at $165 and Hade and 52x16 Inch Trencher. Low-boy 30 Ridge Rd. will present "Live At The Beautiful, intelligent, bouncy pups. Best Houses For Rent B42-2760 bedroom older house, completely remo- including a woman's watch, frailer. Less than 700 hours. Terms, It dt- blood lines. Guaranteed. 431-0933. deled, IVi acre, $24,500. 431-4182. Delacorte," a jazz production, ilred. 747-9466 after 6 p.m. HIGHLANDS — Sept. 1. 266 Bayslde Dr. RED BANK —RUMSON AND MILES wedding rings, and a neck- FREE KITTENS WEST RED BANK — Two-bedroom Cape 8 p.m. Sept. II at the Dela- Call Security and references. AROUND — Multiple Listings. Send for Call 291-4385 ree cdtalog of modest homes, (arms, pa- Cod. Stucco. Principals only. Call after lace, were stolen, police said. 291-3587 latial Rumson estates, waterfronts, acre' p.m. for appointment. 74VI930. corte Theater in Central THREE ADORABLE KITTENS age, lots, business opportunities. RUMSON — HOLY CROSS PARISH Investigating officers are Park. Fat ond frisky. Free to good homes. 842- prfront estate. Dock privileges. Rumson Dutch Colonial. Entry hall, living roam, For Half Sizes 5987. area. Grounds maintained. $400 month. RAY STILLMAN fireplace. Formal dining room, family Lt. Benjamin Glover and Pa- The show will feature One year lease. Lawlcy Agency. 747-514S room with both, eat-in kitchen', laundry 619 FREE — Beautiful puppies. Mother after 6 p.m. Realtor full basement. Four bedrooms, bath, attic, trolman William Heyer. M'Boom Re:Percussion, The Is a Golden Retriever. "Our 54th Year" $43,300. Principals only. Sept. 1st occu- 946-4874 X125to$3S0 Per Month 648 Hwy 35 Shrewsbury 741-8400 Printed Pattern THE BERG AGENCY pancy. 842-1934. New York Bass Violin Choir Rt. 35 Mlddletowr PORT-AU-PECK — Just reduced t LEGAL NOTICE and the Piano Choir. 671-1000 TOP THIS $41,900. Three-bedroom ranch. Llvlnc PROPOSAL REAL ESTATE WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — Fur- room with fireplace, formal dining room, Notice is hereby given that sealed bid! M'Boom Re:Percussion's FOR RENT nished and unfurnished. Immediate occu- eot-ln kitchen, ll/i baths. Owner relocat- will be received in the Reception Roomoi pancy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY.' $35,900 ing and anxious for sale. Call today. CAM the Division of Purchase and Property, main musical thrust is the ex- Apartments Oceanport Ave., Oceanport. 542-3500. A sprawling nine-room ranch-style home ASSA AGENCY, Realtor, 4 Parker Ave. 4th floor, State House, Trenton. New Jer- ploration of Afro-American featuring four large bedrooms, 2'/j baths, Little Silver. 741-6336. sey 08625, on August 16, 1972 at 2:00 p.m RUMSON CONTEAAPORARY - Finest modern dlne-in kitchen, formal dining KECfBANiT T.UXURY HI-RISE RUMSON ~ 4 to 6 bedrooms, two fu and will be opened and read Immediate! music with percussion in- area, complete privacy, two acres. River room, plus the comfort of the large pri- thereafter, for the following: RIVERVIEW TOWERS vate pool* oil nestled on a beautiful wood- baths, modern kitchen, good storage iew, smalt boat dock. 22- 3 bedrooms,. Sottled.Drlnklng Water (Trenton) struments such as marimbas, 28 Riverside Ave. bath, ttwo-ca r garage, CompletelCltl y furf - ed acre lot,, fullfully landscaped. Call today. Principals only. $43,900. Call after 5 p.m Overlooking the beautiful Naveslnk River. this won't llasti . Eixcellent financing avail- 842-29f3. Calcium Chforlae hished. Sept. 1I lo_ r 10 t o 22 months. S420 Elevator or Escalator Maintenance Ser- xylophones, timpanys, snare Spacious 1-2-3 bedroom apartments, Cen- monthly" • '.. 842-4053842-4" . able. Realtors. trally air conditioned. 24 hr. doorman, in- MAT AW AN BOROUGH — $38,000. Four vice drums, vibraharps, gongs, door parking, swim pool, marina, TV SHREWSBURY — Ce'ntrally air condi- bedrooms, dining room, hot water heat, ~as Kiln security, terraces. tioned ranch. 2 or 3 bedrooms, bath, ilvlnc KIRWAN CO. double garage. In-ground pool. Sterlin Helicopter bells, and chimes. room, eat-In kitchen, screened porch, pan- CAMPBELLS JUNCTION BELFORD McCann, Real Estate Broker, 564-9666. Hospital Supplies Efficiencies and professional suite avail- eled game room. Prime area. J375 month. MIDDLETOWN OFFICE 787-5500 Ice Control Abrasives One month's security. Available Aug. 16. HOLMDEL — Just listed. Four-bedroom Larynogoscope & Instruments able. Colonial. Formal dining room, famll Mailing Cases Contact: Mr. Link 1201) 741-1732 Write Box M26, The Daily Register, Red Bank. Bye Bye room end much more. Excellent condi- Orthopedic Supplies Car Hits Pole; SEA BRIGHT — Modern two-room fur- Say bye bye to cares in this sparkling tion. Immediate occupancy. $54,500. Leo "•client Monitoring System ranch. Big living room with fireplace, E. Masso, Exclusive Agent, 946-2600. nished apartment. Air conditioned, all HIGHLANDS — Four rooms, Turnished three bedrooms, I'/J baths, full-attic and 'HO/Gamma Scintillation Camera utilities Included. Immediate occupancy. unfurnished. 10 months rental, suitable for L-SHAPED RANCH — 2,000 sq. ft. Ont jm $185 monthly. CY & ART'S 842-0088. teacher. References. Write Box R-47, The basement. Prestige area in Fair Haven 'odlatry Chair & Accessories Driver Injured Daily Register, Red Bank. and only S44,900. acre of land. Many extras. Principals RAY inly. $41,500. 671-0217. YofHe Projector RED BANK— Three rooms, heat and hot Rental of Towels & White Uniforms MIDDLETOWN — Charles water supplied. No pets. $155. RUMSON CAPE COD — Furnished. Four MINI — Three-bedroom Colonial, on love Trenton) 74?-5794 bedrooms, 2'/J baths, modern kitchen, den, ly treed property with running brook, fea- detached two-cor garage. Excellent loca- VAN HORN iodlum Chloride E. Dwight of 129 Rt. 35, was fures lorge living room with fireplace, 'estffig of Pesticide Samples FURNISHED APARTMENT — Four tion, near schools and transportation. AGENCY-REALTORS rormal dining room kitchen with seat rooms and bath. 42 Center Ave., Keans- 'ormaormal dinindning room, kitchen with seseparatp i Specifications and the form of bid, con issued a summons for careless From Sept. 5, thru Decoration day. S425 Open 7 days. Calf 1A hours a dy. dinette" " . Possessio" ' ni in time for starlinstarting o burg, 707-3616. per month. ract and bond lor trie proposed work are 747-4100 ew school year. Call now. E.A. ARMAR - n file In the Office of the Director and driving after his car struck a KEYPORT 604 River Rd. Fair Hi TRONG AGENCAdENCrrr, , RealtrsRlRealtorst , 5555 PPros- may be secured by prospective bidders pole on Rt. 35. He told police IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY RUSSELL M. BORUS sect Ave., Little Silver, 7-41-4500; du/fng office hours. Bids must be (V One-bedroom . From $170 REALTORS modode on a standardd proposall foformr . (2) en he tried to avoid hitting an an- 600 River Rd., Fair Haven osed In thh e speciall addresseaddressed envelope Two-bedroom $220 747-JS32 ENGLISH'TUDOR (3)) accompanieidd b y a certifietiftii d check imal which ran in front of his Private entrances! Eat-In kitchens! Walk PENNSYLVANIA — Pocono Lake. New Lots and Acreage drawn to the order of the Treasurer of the to shopping, buses, school! chalet. Sleeps 11. TV, dishwasher, tire- COTTAGE State of New Jersey, or a bid bond, any of car. PRIVATE SWIM CLUB place. Near lake, golt, tennis. Available KEANSBURG — 97x208 business proper hlch shall not be less than 10% of the last week of Aug. or Sept. 671-3071. $24,500 ly. Reasonable, Principals only, amount of the bid, and (4) delivered at the Mr. Dwight, treated at Riv- In beautiful area, this lovely three-bed- above place on or before the hour named KEYPORT GARDENS EIGHT-ROOM — Keansburg. Limit two jw+m erview Hospital, Re'd Bank, 251 Atlantic St. Olf Rt. 36 room home has loads to offer. 21' living as no bid will be accepted after the hour children. $275. Call Lou Collichlo, 787- room, 20" combination dining and kitchen. ipeciflea. Bids not so submitted will be Superintendent on premises. Apt. 6 0545, between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. BUILDING LOT —75x125 for cuts on his face, hands and Phone (201)264-8313 (9 a.m.-6 p.m.) Finest location surrounded by lovely No variance required. :onsldered Informal and will be relected. HOLMDEL — Cope Cod. Two-car garage, homos. Only $24,500. Hurry! Call 747-4627 The Director reserves the right to reject REd BANK — Large bedroom, kitchen) any and all bids ond to award contract In legs, told police he was trav- shower, all utilities, $125 monthly. Write three bedrooms, two baths, fireplace. Spacious surroundings, very private. Near AAcAlister Agency RUMSON -Three acre lot port or whole if deemed to the best Inter- eling to Red Bank when the to Box H-65, The Daily Register, Red ests of the State to do so. The successfu Bank. Garden State Parkway and Art Center. Realtor 300 feet lake.r ont Private tennis court. Asking S350 per ildder will be required to furnish surety accident occurred. 109 E. River Rd., Rumson 842-1894 Most beautiful lot In Rumson tond In the full amount of the contract of LONG'B'ft'ANCH — Furnished tour-room, month. 946-9525. Call 741-1144 after 7 two-bedroom, bath, apartment. Ocean 3 company authorized to do business in He was transported to the HIGHLANDS — Furnished, on the river. the State of New Jersey. front. Private beach. No pets. Weekly CHOICE PROPERTY FOR SALE $150, monthly $500. Call evenings 229-1553. Four bedrooms, recreation room, two hospital by members of the baths. Occupancy August until June 1973. LOCUST STATE OF NEW JERSEY Responsible family only. Security re- SUPERB SPLIT PHONE 291-9315 DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY Fairview First Aid Squad. J-ONG BRANCH — Furnished fourroom With Central Air apartment, suitable for couple. Heat and qulred. Coll from 4-8 p.m. only 872-066S. Division of Purchase and Property $37,500 HERMAN CRYSTAL water supplied. No pels. Call evenings. A magnificently decorated home with four Spark plain outfits with a $160 monthly. 229-1553. SIX-ROOM DUPLEXIHOUSE — S235 a Deputy Director month plus utilities and one month secu- bedrooms and two baths, recently remo- Commercial Property LEGAL NOTICE vivid, embroidered vest. KEANSBURG — Five rooms, nev?two rity. Keyport. 264-7934, 8 to 10:30 a.m. or, deled kitchen with new appliances, very ugust 2,9 S29.00 NOTICE family house. Rent $260 plus security. 787- otter 6 p.m., 566-1744, 10:30 to 5:30 p.m. large living room and dining area, extra TLA MONMOUTH COUNTY COURT It's sew-easy, cost pennies 0393. large family room. Fully carpeted lotel-Restaurant-Bar S128.0OC PUBLIC NOTICE g as central a coni NOTICE Is hereby given that sealed LAW DIVISION throughout. Extras are central air condi- EA BWGHT Docket No. 18738 to make, is an eye-catcher in APARTMENTS — Furnished or unfur- titioningi , gas grillill, IdIndireci t lihtlightingi , twt o )uplex (two family) 524,000 iroposals will be received by the Borough nished, 3'/i rooms, with terraces, air con- Wanted to Rent storage sneds, buHt-ln bunk Beds, back- Council of the Borough of Little Silver, In the Matter of the Application ot MAU- fashion. Embroider vest in ditioned, couples preferred, 222-7536. yard fenced with 6' stockade. Listed at remendous opportunity, owner liqulda- J.J. at the Borough Hall, Prospect Ave- RO FRASCELLI, Individually and as natu- W6TlE~E"D~- T=lveVrTlxTTTTSedroom $3700 R ng. Call 741-1144 alter 7p.m. iue. Little Silver, N.J. on 21 August 1972 ral guardian ot CHRISTOPHER FRAS- vivid colors. Pattern 619: Cental Homes, turnished or unfurnished [t 8:30 P.M. Eastern Daylight Savings CELLI and ALYSIA ANDERSON. Infants, Commercial Rentals from $85 to $350 per month for incoming and ANITA FRASCELLI, his wile, tor a transfer, pattern pieces, sizes ersonnel. THE BERG AGENCY, Rt. 3S, Ime for the construction of concrete leave to assume the names of MICHAEL 9293 Alddletown. 671-1000. KIRWAN CO. ildewalks. The work has been divided into ANDERSON, CHRISTOPHER ANDER- Small, Medium included. 75 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank, N.. Real Estate Wanted wo contracts as follows: SON, ALYSIA ANDERSON and ANITA SIZES 10/2-20!4 FAMILY HOUSING NEEDED Contract No. 1 — Portions of Rumson ANDERSON, respectively. SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCY SEEKING 842-4350 WEBWHOOSES FOR CASH- Regard- Road, Church Street. Prospect Avenue TO WHOM.IT MAY CONCERN Send 75 cents for each pat- OFFICE SPACE RENTALS FOR ITS CLIENTELE. IF less of condition. No red topcl KIRWANi and White Road. wy 1u YOU HAVE APARTMENTS OR HOUSES CO., Realtors, 787-5500. Contract No. 2 — Portions of Willow TAKE NOTICE THAT the undersigned tern — add 25 cents for each FOR RENT, PLEASE CALL MRS. H. LITTLE SILVER 'rive, Birch Avenue, Little Silver Point will apply to the Monmouth County Court pattern for first-class mailing Approximately 2,200 sq. ft. in FORNABIO, 542-8000, EXT. 247, MON.Lovely two-bedroom, two-story Coloni WE BUY HOUSES FOR TOP DOLLAR oad and Branch Avenue. on the 8th day of September, 1972, at one- YOUR KIND OF DRESS - THRU FRL lestled among more expensive home In any condition. ' Plans and specifications for the pro- hirty o'clock In the afternoon, at the and special handling. Send to sprinkled building with heal, air Flrpnlnri* in Iivinn rnnm. tftn/irolo HinJr Phone 257-7828 ofed work prepared by Thomas P. San- Court House In the Township ot Freehold. rpom, modern kitchen, basement, pprcj ry, Professional Engineer, have been New Jersey, (or a |udgment authorizing softly curved for slenderness conditioning, janitorial service. Ex- NO COMMISSION INVOLVED LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES — In them to assume the names of MICHAEL Laura Wheeler, 61 The Red garage. Lovely trees. Owner'iiquldatini led In the office of Thomas P. Santry, cellent parking provided on, paved YOUNG DUPLU . E (la. _.w. student and leach- asking S33,5OO. Keansburg-Middletown-Hazlet-Holmdel. ANDERSON, CHRISTOPHER ANDER- and femininity, fine for knits. THE SMOLKO AGENCY. 717-0123. \E., 126 E. River Rood, Rumson, N.J. SON, ALYSIA ANDERSON and ANITA Bank Register, Needlecraft parking lot. Convenient to all pub- ••cr) seeks small apartment or house sitting md may be Inspected by prospective bid- Loop-and-button neckline de- arrangement. Sept. through June, Deal to ANDERSON, respectively. lic transportation. Will alter accord- Matawan. 681-8191. ALLAIRE-FARROW Needed For Immediate Occupancy ' lers during business hours. Bidders will Dept, Box 161, Old Chelsea Mother/daughter combo or bl-level home. e furnished with a copy of the Plans and MICHAEL FRASCELLI tail is smart touch. Send! Realtor . . the Enr Station, New York, N.Y. ing lo tenant's specifications. At- TWO BEDROOM HOUSE — Couple with 294 Broad St., Red Bonk Hazlet area. Buyer will pay cash. No ipeclflcations by the Engineer upon prop- ANITA FRASC6CLI Printed Pattern 9293: NEW tractive price. Brokers protected. one small child. mortgage necessary. Quick action. Call :r notice and paymentments of cost of prepara- CHRISTOPHER FRASC6LLI Call 739-20BB 741-3450 739-0100. on which is 515 per set. ALYSIA FRASCELLI 10011. Print PATTERN NUM- Fred G. Van Riper Half Sizes 10'/2, 12V2, 14%, Call Anytime I Bids must be made on standard propos- BER, NAME, ADDRESS, PROFESSIONAI APOLLO AGENCY Inc. forms in the manner designated therein K F Snlpm Street dren, desires tour or live-room apart- ind required by the Specifications, must Hackensack, N.J. 07601 W/2, lS'/j, 20%, Size 141/, (bust CALL 747-1100 ment, Holmdel area. Prefer duplex or ZIP. • • -. ' $23,900 3370 Hwy 35 Hailet 739-0100 >e enclosed In sealed envelopes bearing Atlorney of Applicants 37) takes 2% yards'35-inch. part of larger house. Days 949-6151, eve- Room io rnnm makes this Immaculat* ie name and address of the bidder ana Aug. 9 $8.50 NEW 1972 Needlecraft Cata- nings, 322-1765. monumental Colonial a "best buy." Offer1 ie. name of the proposed work on the out- oversized rooms Including living room We Hove Buyers! Ide, addressed to Borough Council, NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS log crammed with the mosl SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS formal dining, bright kitchen, den am Listings urgently needed En the areas of lorough or Llttie Silver, N.J. and must be Separate Scaled Proposals will be re- three generous bedrooms. Excellent Hazlet, Middletown, Belford, Leonardo, iccompanled by a certified check made ceived by the Board ol Education ol the fabulous fashions, acces- ,fflr each pattern — add 25. Apartments Furnished Rooms Keansburg areo. Only 10% down payrneni etc. Call George A. DeLorme, Realtor. ayable to the order of the Treasurer In Henry Hudson Regional School District ot needed for qualified buyer. Realtor. Quality Realty Associates he sum of not less than 10% of the One Grand Tour, Highlands, New Jersey, sofies, gifts. Knit, crochet, cents for each pattern for Air A NEW IDEA!! Member Multiple Listing Services imount ot the bid except that the amount on_Monday.I|Auaust 5l. on or before 2:fo p i if the check neea" not exceed J20,000.00 embroider. Free patterns. Clean room, wfth view. Suitable for ma- 29132391-3232 Mail and Special Handling. ture adults. Three home cooked meals KIRWAN CO. md shall be not less than $500.00; and a of industrial ArTs Lumber; Equipment an3 dally, 24 hour love and attention., You're londing certificate from a Surety Com- Supplies for the Henry Hudson Regional Send 50c. Send to Marian Martin, 420 USTINGS URGENTLY" flE"£DED In At- ony, authorized to do business in the School District, Highlands, New Jersey, GREEN GROVE not '|ust o name" here. 775-50Di. L787-6600 lantic Highlands, Highlands, Leonardo tale of New Jersey, all to be delivcrod at upon Forms ol Proposals which maybe New Instant Crochet Book The Red Bank Register, Pat- HIGHLANDS — Three rooms, furnished. OAK HILL MIDDLETOWN ~- 175'xl 15 and Naveslnk. BROOK AGENCY, 99 First ie time and place mentioned above. The had upon application to me Office of the One month security required. S85. Call lot. Three bedrooms, 2'/j baths, large Ih Ave.. Atlantic Highlands 291-1717. londord Proposal Form is attached to Secretary. All bids arc lo be In strict ac- — •step-by-step pictures, pat- tern Dept., 232 West 18th St., 264-9437. Ing room with fireplace, dining room, eo posal Form is attached to cordance with said forms. Form of pro- terns teach today's way. $1.00. New York, N.Y. 10011. Print in kitchen, large family room, 20x1; ie Specificat ions, copies of which form IOSOI and specifications may be obtained APARTMENTS screened porch, two-car garage. 18x36 In LEGAL NOTICE IIII be furnishefihhdd on applicatioliti n to tthhe EnE - rom the Ofllce of the Secretary located at Complete Instant Gift Book NAME, ADDRESS with ZIP, Houses For Sale I ground pool. Nicely landscaped. S59,900 ineer. One Grand Tour, Highlands, New Jersey, I Principals only. 671-4796. NOTICE The Engineer and Borough Council re- "etween the hours ol 9 A.M. and 4:00 — more than 100 gifts. $1.00 SALE AFTER REPOSSESSION :rves the right to require complete finan- SIZE AND STYLE NUM- Efficiency ItlALL KftOL — For ydur'reares'tdt The Enrle Frirlfirnl Credit Union of NAD .M.. Monday through Friday, excepting lat and experience statement from pros- legal holidays. Complete Afghan Book — BER. 1 needs. Stephen J. Krol, Realtor, Hwy 35, Earle, Colts Nee*, New Jesev will acceol lectlve bidders before furnishing proposal One-bedroom I Holmdel, N.J. 671-4616. bids far the sale of a 1970 AMX sports arms or specifications, or before award- The Board of Education reserves the $1.00 FREE FASHION OFFER! caupe, serial No. AOM 397X108727 repos- ig the contract in accordance with Chop- right to re|ect any or all bids and lo waive two-bedroom sessed from Stanley Pace In default of :r 180, Laws of 1926. any defect or informality of anv bid "16 Jiffy Rugs" Book. 50c Houses For Sale security agreement, and note No. 5485 should It be deemed tor the best Interests Choose one pattern from 150. The right Is also reserved to re|ect any ol the Board ol Education to do so. dated August 5, 1970, until August 15, 1972. r Book of 12 Prize Afghans. styles in New Fall-Winter r all bids, or to waive any informalities, i P opo?°ls are to be presented to the 99 Greengrove Ave., Key- MORRILL Seller reserves the right to relect any here such informality Is not detrimcnlol loard of Education al the above ltated 50c Catalog. Send 50c for£atalog. ond all bids. ) the best Interests of the Municipality Ime ana place. In SEALED ENVE- port. Managers Office. EXCLUSIVE Sold vehicle may be Inspected at J&B he right Is also reserved to Increase or .OPES, PLAINLY MARKED "BID FOR Quilt Book 1-16 patterns. Apartment 34. Call 264- its. Automotive, 10 Cindy Lane, Ookhurst, ecreasc the quantities In the manner des- LUMBER," "IND. ARTS EQUIPMENT" INSTANT SEWING BOOK Charming two-story, four-bedroom When Buyitigi Selling New Jersey. inatcd In (he Specifications. r "INDUSTRIAL ARTS SUPPLIES " 1846. Consult Your home. Two balhs, living room with 50c sew today, wear tomorrow,, fireplace, formal dining room, lovely Bids can be mailed to: irough Council of the Norlncrn Monnioutti Earle Federal Credit Union liver, N.J. ' By order of the Board ol Education of Multiple Listing Kitchen, Lorge lot. Inlop condition Museum Quilt Book 2—50c $1. INSTANT FASHION Suitable for professional use. 133,800. Naval Ammunition Depot Earle CHARLES F. RELL, Two blocks east Rt. 361 flroker. Colls Neck, New Jersey ;fer to yellow poges under Real El- MEYER MORRILL, Broker, 56 Churcn Book 3, "Quilts For Today's BOOK — Hundreds of fashion ond Middle Rd. St., Little Sliver. 842-4874. Ask for Sam T.'.HH. RUSCILJ STEPHEN G. GREENWOOD*!! Zano, salesman. TrflfistirerJ (Mrs.l EMILY JOHNSON . Living". 15 patterns. 50c facts. $1. Auo. t. 7, 8, 9 121.00/ Aug. 9 §fSk\ «..„ Secretary to the Board at Education Tke Dally Register, Bed Baak-MiddieUtwn,SJ. Wednesday, August S, 1*72

'Mon«ter' Movie Set For Marine n Today BED SANK-The Parks Monster Die,"' " starrin' g Boris New York Chwroel \79ni3 ••'•'• At the Movies and Bccreatkn Departoient Karlott AdtrtfcwioB is free. by NEPTUNE CITY STRATHM0RE haa scketfuled an outdoor O A pollonroman tk» are lor NEPTUNE enry— CINEMA 1- movie ia Marine Park for «* » «**v In » tia to Ui> a mUL, Jot Kids 7:00; »:15 ID HLMOTYSSET" KMdlt Wiow KM; Gttx 7:Xi CIS Monday at 8:38 p.m. CINEMA 2— ATLANTIC I "Iti lighting." A RED HANK OCEAN TOWNSHIP The feature will be "Die CI hi E M A • 2 9 i 0 , - ' ^ CJUULTON- The Graduate 2:00: 7:30: »:15 Joe>Kldd 1:00; 10:15 , "How To M«T~ A Millions!,." sis? - Prtma Outl:e»; 7:15; M PERTH AMBOY MO m MEDICAL CENTER (C) 5 rABMINGDALE --- _t 6cap« From San Qutrrrin" A ataff doctor tr»ta»- to ommon» » •taWnj |nb CINEMA III— SHORE DRIVE-IN- ' AMBOYSDRIVE-IN- km cunt teB his wife 4M Is dying ran oU- Ganqu«t of Ihe Plonil of Iht Ap«> MUSIC Slaaahtarkouj* Fixe 7:30) »:15; Row- Fuzz 8:30; 12:15; Heat of the Night «:J0; li:5i; Tin Hot Rock 10:12 EVENING mory» Baby 11:00; Rain Matins* 1 p.nS. 10:15 MAKERS U» BBS NEWS (C) FELOMAN COMEDY HOUR EATONTOWN MENLOPARK THEATRES 0 THE MOTHERS-IN-LAW (C) Guest: Marsha Hunt" COMMUNITY— CINEMA— •Here Comes the Bnae Again" Q METS BASEBALL (C) NORTH OF RED BANK The Godfather J:W; 5:1S: «:J0 Cabaret 2:00; 7:30; 9:4S OJGILLIGAHS ISLAND (C) Mets vs. St. Louis Cardinals EAST BRUNSWICK CINEMA 34 Hitman "Slave CM" * ' ID STAR TREK (C) 'DRIVE-IN- ID SESAME STREET (C) "Tomorrow Is Yesterday." The Balterprlstt tsj laAed Shalt's Big Score 8:30; 12:20; Riot TURNPIKE— M.M. MUM Into the past and confronted with an Air Fore, jet JO: 40 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ts24 O SPORTSCLUB (C) INDOOR- BMtArtDfpaior. 6:30 fi> PETTICOAT JUNCTION (C) which had been ordered to Interne** a VWO. LONG BRANCH ATLANTIC CINEMA- Conquest of Ihe Planet of the Apn "Bye, Bye Doctor" ' 9:30 Q ABC COMEDY HOUR (« Nicholas and Alexandra 8:30 8:50; 9:40 • LIFE If A Be* Coatuma Design Guest: Tony Curtis. (R) OUTDOOR- 0 THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW BABONET— KEANSBURG JOE Kldd 8:35; 10:10; Ground Star "Bad Reception In Albany" 10:00 OMANNIX(C) B s7oiiTi Conspiracy 10:30 A member of Mannlx*s former IGnrtsjii War Army TiSr?&FREEHOL' D COLONIAL- 01 BEAT THE CLOCK (C) unit seeks revenge tor *> crknrsnoe Incurred during MALLI- Twlm of Evil 7:00; 9:55; Hands of the 7.-00 Ripper 0:20 Rainy day matinee (daily) 2 O CBS EVENING NEWS (C) their combat days. (R) TheGrntoate 7:10; «:20 p.m. O NBC NIGHTLY NEWS (C) O NIGHT GALLERY starring Jack Palance, PARAMOUNT— "The Muring RUnk" Maria. Felix. Against the background of the savago LYRIC- P CINEMA 34- sea, three people whose lives aro mterwined are Cabarst 7:15; 9:20 O SAFARI TO ADVENTURE plunged by dlaaatsr Ma a wkUpMfl at hata sad Srsrts*HtUler on Ins Rool 2:00; 8:30 Alexandra tD NANNY AND THE PROFESSOR (C) revenge. ST.JAMES- "The Man Who Came To Pasta" , IB SOULI (C) • ' Priaw Cut 2:00; 7:M; 9:30 IS TO BE ANNOUNCED I "James Baldwin - Nikkl Giovanni" (Part n) BARONET- •KM 0 THE DAVID STEINBERG SHOW (C) 11:30 8 THE CBS LATE MOVIE (C) Guests: Tommy Smothers, Valerie Harper JoeK(c*J 7:30.0:30 STRAND "Tribute To A Aid Man" (1D56) starring James "Anniversary." Malloy ana Beed suMue an earued SAVOY- wrestler, settle a dispute at a used cap tot anS In- Cagney, Irene Papas. A powerful story «f a l THEATRE vestigate a robbery during which the store owner unshakable confldeBea la hlmsaU. IB) A Sticky SMvatTon 7-W «-M was wounded. (R) G R A N T'S COLONIAL O THE TONIGHT SHOW (C) s3 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES (C) 0 THE SAINT"(C) KEYPORT O THE SUPER (C) "locate and Destroy" O I SPY (C) O THE DICK CAVETT SHOW (C) NOW THRU TUES. "To Florence With Love" (Part II) O THE LATE MOVIE m (D FATHER KNOWS BEST -The Suspect? (19U) starrlmj CSiarlra Isnighton, NOW THRU SAT. "A Medal for Hmtgtnt." When Margaret is forced 12:00 jlStlckjf Ella, Balnea. 747-0333 to confess she's never won a prlie for anything,- 12:30 (B WORLD CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP (C) EXCLUSIVE she secretly takes lessons, hoping to win a medal 10 IHX) 8 COMBAT (C) the annual Woman's Fly Casting Tournament. IS A PUBLIC AFFAIR: ELECTION 72 (C) O NEWS (C) 1:30 O NBC MYSTERY MOVIE (C) O THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE (C) Situation "Somebody's Out "IB I2et Jenny." A girl has become -Planet Of Blood" (IS66) sUrrlng John Judi IfendUh. mentally unbalanced due to events surroUBdlns? ths) lilS death of the man sbe loved. (R) "»»•»• "» ID NIGHr FINAL (C) HG ' & THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW (C) O THE GREAT 6REAT SHOW ©THE CORNER BAR -"FUZZ' O'NEILL BURTKYfWlDS JACKWESTON TOMSKERffln WALTER READE THEATRES WAI fTR HEADES /NEPTUNE CWI DIRECTORY OF SUMMER HITS NEPTUNE St James Garden State Arts Center/ l.lil: IVIAIWINtt •I T»legrapti Hill ParV on Ihe Garden S'.ale Parkway •Em* operflted l-f t^e New Jerse (iliiVi: HllCKIVIAM V ' •»•»— sisisur»ajsis»s»p» mim • Eatontown TONIGHT thru SAT. EVG; (WiltfF 1M UTJ7UI MATS. SAT. & SUN. ar 2P.M. :GENEHACKMAN "DAZZLING - BEWITCHING - ONE OF THE MOST Town West MARLON BRANDO ENGAGING, ENDEARING AND PURELY ENJOYABLE IHE Godfather FOLK DANCE ENSEMBLES IN THE WORLD!" Mayfair Woody Allen —Clive Barnes, N.Y. Times btWTPsrii77Sa8II PLAY IT AGAIN, SAM BkaHBBssat^ OIRECTFROM RECORD BREAKING ENMGEMDff OH BROADWAY .

S. HUROK presehts Community

Paramount CONQUEST OF THE *urnst»ao PLANnOfTHEAPES

BARBRA STREISAND dance co: wnEasl f RYANO'NEIL TOCETIIER V 15 ol Pdmn Avt. I PAVEL VIRSKY, D.reclor WHAT'S UP DOC? M FOR INFORMATION CALL: (201) 264-9200 Evft. Mon. thru Thun.it 8-JO PJM. frL * SsL rt 9 TM. 2nd BIG WEEK Circle DUSTIN HOFFMAN RI 66*lAtburyPli Ortli Oc«*n Township 775-8810 2, 7:15,9:15 The Graduate

LEE MARVIN • GENE HACKMAN.-PfliMC CUT" Tiddler^ Because of Popular A CINEMA CENTER FHJUIS PRESENTATION • ALSO STARRING GREGORY WALCOTT Lyric AN0 ANGEL TOMPKINS-WRITTEN BV ROBERT OILIOH-A JOE WIZANPflOOUCTIOM Ajbury P.ik 775 1088 EXECUTIVEPROOUCXR-KENNETHLiVANS-OIRECTEDBYUICHAaRITCHIE Demand We Are Combining Our MUSJCBVLALOSCHIFBlN-PANAVISlOH'-TEOajICOLOR" . ANATIONALGENERM.PICTURESnEL£ASE ALL -Plus- ITALIAN SMORGASBORD NEW Eatontown Shaft's Big Score It ACADEMY AWARD WINNER MIVF IN U74HO & SEA FOOD BUFFET WE HAVE MOVED OUR ' BEST DIRECTOR-MIKE NICHOLS Baronet CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS A««jr,P»,l 775 6112 Jr'd " THE CANDIDATE , JOSEPH E. LEVINE Kiddie Show1&3P.M. , MIKE NICHOLS-LAWRENCE TURMAN|~o«Tai tongosr TOWN EAST GAY PUREE ItoBan-Amerkm Restaurant 1074 Ocean Ave. SEA BRIGHT This is Benjamin. On the ABC-TV Network. XAfOOD AND ITALIAN BUFftT He's a little worried about EVERY WED. NITE his future. The Academy-Award Winning 5:30 to 8:30 Motion Picture $^50 20tfi Century-Fox preset S THE GRADUATE TECHNICOLOR* PANAVKION* Children under 10 $2.00 an ARTHUR R JACOBS FVoduction •CONQUEST OF THE PLANET OF THE APES' War and Peace We are having over 25 of our famous en- sajng RODDY McDOWALL a«i DON MURRAY on four consecutive nights! trees plus our Cocktail Bar Is now open I 2, 7:30, 9:30 lor your convenience. Aug. E45 Consutt newspapws for limo and statka §- 42-9857JJ m CHTS FROM THE GREATEST SUMMER SALE EVER HELD WSYOVR M(AX\ SAVINGS ^Kne 'Manor CoHection The men and women who built America during our Colonial period... really Presented by Ttie Mart Iwiiituie Galleries knew-what they were doing. And the men and women who create the Thomasville Pine Manor collection in the style of that Colonial period... know even more. SAVE 20% ON Thomasville Pine Manor bedroom, dining room and occasional pieces! Thomasville Pine Manor is the most authentic replica of early Colonial American furniture. Every Thomasville Pine Manor piece Is an original to be treasured alongwith George Washington's Mount Vemon and Thomas Jefferson's Monticello. . . - HURRY IN TODAY. Add a hint of history while you decorate your home... and saws up to20%! Choose solid pine bookcases, occasional tables, bedroom groupings, breakfronts, dining room tables and chairs and more, more, more! Thomasville has even recreated the "Ben Franklin" style desk. With a copy of "Poor Richard's Almanac" In hand... you'll be transported Into a different era., The Pine Manor Collection is hand-crafted by skilled Thomasville artisans. All reproductions are finished in a richly icplored Nutmeg, designed in thestyle of its tradition... the wood Is distressed... lo give you the true effect of Colonial America. Even "G.W.," T.J.," and "B.F." couldn't save 20% on their authentic pine furniture. But that's only because they didn't have the Mart Furniture Galleries near by. Be smart Make, your mark in history. Select from the Thomasville Pine Manor Collection... at the Mart Furniture Galleries... today. And save 20% before "the fathers of our country" find out about the great savings at the 1972 Greatest Summer Sate Ever Held.

X""I1 '••• -••w>4m»se6t$^\tf#'**^ * 0Wr ; Ml

*'->W:- •.•- •:- £ -•:•"•«".v,_iV ,J| flil

URE GALCERIES 35, MIDDLETOWN, N. J.-671-0400 ERY NITE TIL 9:30 SAT. TIL 6 EXCELLENT AND CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE