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Cloudy, Milder Booming partly cloudy and FINAL milder today, tonight, tomor- } Red Bonk, Freehold / row and again on Friday. / Lons Branch J EDITION ', («• Details, p&j» j> Monmouth County's Home Newspaper for 92 Years VOL. 93, 1MO. 102 RED ^ANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1970 28 PAGES TEN CENTS Welfare Costs 'Shock' Cahill; Sees New Tax By DAVID M. GOLDBERG $154 million will' ,be in the , ever, he finally said: "The Welfare officials said, much lieve! that the federal govern- TRENTON (AP) —-Gov. 1971-72 fiscal year. They said problem, in one word, is wel- of the problem came from ris- ment should fund welfare be- William T. Cahill, in what he there were a number of fac- fare." ing unemployment, but said it cause of the discrepancies be- says is a state of shock over tors involved and that they The governor said that even was impossible to predict tween payments from state to the high cost of welfare, says could only speculate on the the most optimistic projec- what that would be next July, state. it's possible that the problem size of the increase. tions of budget figures for when the next budget year be- But Cahill said that even If could lead to new state taxes. McCorkle Speaks next year were so large that gins. President Nixon's Family As- "I'm deeply troubled about But Lloyd W. McCorkle, the it put in jeopardy all the sav- "If they are out of work, sistance Plan, now pending it," the governor disclosed at Commissioner of Institutions ings he had been trying to ef-' you have to provide for them before Congress, is enacted his news conference yester- and Agencies and the man fect in the 1971-72 budget. some way," he said. this year, there is no guaran- day. "I'm literally in a state who oversees the welfare di- And he did not rule out the The state now pays 75 per tee that the burden on the of shock." vision, remarked: "This possibility that new taxes cent of the welfare costs of states would be lessened. Cahill said the welfare rolls presents the most. serious might have to be levied to , counties and municipalities, Under the proposed federal are increasing at a record problem I've seen .since I've solve the problem, although and some local officials have plan, which includes work-in- rate because of the decline in been dealing with welfare." might have to be levied to suggested that the state pick centive programs, the min- the economy. He announced The disclosure of the prob- solve the problem, although up the entire ta.b. The 75»per imum payment would be he would outline the magni- lem came at Cahili's news he has said in the past that he cent provision was enacted by $1,600 a year per family. But tude of the problem in a conference, but he first said had hoped to avoid them until the legislature two years ago New Jersey has a minimum speech in Atlantic City. only that he would be dis- his special commission study- after the report by the com- payment in most cases ot Welfare and budget officials cussing a major problem in ing the state's tax problems mission studying the Newark about $3,200, and state offi- said they still do not know his speech at the League of reported to him. That had riots recommended greater cials point out that the state what the exact increase over Municipalities. been expected to be around state participation. would still make up the differ-, the present welfare budget of Under questioning, how- the end of 1971. Many welfare experts be- ence. ' . . ' Kenny Trial Date Unknown

NEWARK (AP) — U.S. Margo Hermann. brief vacation following the against him. I km absolutely innocent of WAVES IJLAG, AVOIDS SENTENCE — Martha Meyers, 17, of Arlington, Mass., Atty. Frederick By Lacey Whelan, who returned to funeral of his brother, James, . i Whelan said he had been all charges," he saldi "and gets a stick of gum •from a Superior Co yrt.officer as she marches with a-flag from says he can't predict when Jersey City last night from a Jersey City, detective, last .advised of the charges by this will be proved in-time." a Cambridge courthouse to Harvard Square in a voluntary gesture that resulted the trial of Hudson County Jamaica in the West Indies week, proclaimed his "abso- telephone but had no chance .Kenny declined comment-on in her six-month flag-burning [sentence being held in abeyance. Convicted in a Democratic leader John V. where he had been spending a lute innocence" of the charges •to! study the indictment. "But theindictment.. .V Kenny and 11 others will get lower court, an appeal judge asked if sire would carry the flag the three-mile dis- under way but he hopes It will tance in ja patriotic gesture. When she returned,'the judge continued the appeal begin "promptly.", without sentence fof>a year. Giving her the gum is Tommy Collins, former World Kenny; Mayor Thomas J. Featherwitight Champion. ' • IAP Wirephoto) Whelan of Jersey City and 10 other county, city and Demo- Monmouth Battlefield lies cratic party officials! were scheduled to surrender at 10 a.m; today for bail hearings. jion Law The 12 >vere' Indicted Mon- 'Midden' in Public View day by a federal grand jury on charges of conspiracy and By WILLIAM J. ZAORSKI extortion involving, an -alleged First of a Series kickbdek r scheme directed FREEHOLD — Pick up any Chances Seen Unlikely against contractors. history book on the Revolu- ByTOB[CANNON ing, State Chairman John Di- ers on their behalf. As a re- Laccy noted yesterday that tionary War and you're sure B0RDENT0WN (AP) — mon said he personally did sult, the amounts reported before a trial gets under way to find Freehold in it. Chances for ilnajor changes in not think that proposals to re- represent only a fraction of the defendants are entitled to Drive out to Freehold and1 state' electipn laws seem quire full disclosure of cam- the funds actually contributed use legal means at their dis- the,vicinity and you may not slight, if the (reaction of New p a i g n cpntributions would and spent. posal to seek dismissal of the find where the famous Battle Jersey Republicans can be work. On other matters, Dimon charges. of Monmouth was fought June used as an indicator. Will Find Ways 28,1778. said the • committee felt it Lacey, named last month to The GOP State Committee "They'll find ways to get should have been consulted Fields, tall with weeds and around it,"* Dimon said, but a federal judgeship, has said grass; apple orchards, rich in met yestercfay to discuss more during the recent unsuc- he wants to tie up loose ends some of the proposals and re- admitted he had no recom- fruit, are all there is. Not cessful Senate campaign of in his investigative work be- 1 hash the election results. mendations of his own. former State Chairman - Nel- much to attract a history buff However, Dlmon said such fore taking his seat on the 6r anyone for that matter. The coniimittee rejected son G. Gross. bench. But all he would say proposals to:. a law could be made to work Only one marker clues the "but not this way." "We would have liked to yesterday was "no comment" —Provide ifor direct elec- have been closer" to the cam- when asked if that meant he unsuspecting motorist that he tion of county chairmen by A change in the law was is driving through a historic proposed by a Democratic paign, Dimon told newsmen would stay to prosecute the voters in paiiiy primaries in- after the meeting. Kenny case to its end. battlefield. For the most part, , stead of by county com- committee on party reform however, Monmouth County's ' Plan Committee mittees, which are elected in and .also by the election law The Jersey City Chamber of part in the Revolutionary War " Along the same line, he said the primaries. revision commission. Both Commerce said in a state- seems neglected or possibily the committee would appoint —Reduce the terms of state groups recommended estab- ment issued by its president, ignored. 1 an "issues committee" to committeemen and com- lishment of a state agency to Otto F. Weinert, that ,it be- Efforts to turn these fields ; help develop policies for use mitteewomen from four years supervise and enforce report- lieved the "long term effects into a monument of the Amer- in drafting a platform for use A PAGE IN HISTORY —Or those field* in Manalapan was fought trio battle to two. ing laws. But the proposed and indictments can be most ican struggle for indepen- —Provide .for election of law would require almost by legislative candidates next useful to the city of Jersey dence haven't been easy. The which was the turning point of the Revolutionary War. The. Battle of Monmouth state committeemen and com- complete disclosure of contri- year. City. These charges if struggle has been long, some- June 28, 1778, was the last major confrontation between American and British butions. "The state committee times frustrating, but still the mitteewomen:; by party offi- proven can lead to better city forces. Some historians say the American forces won the baffle that day, others cials instead of by the voters Existing law requires only wants a bigger part in what's government." struggle continues. disagree. ' (Register Staff Photo fey Don Lordi) in the prinwies once every that candidates report what going on," Dimon said. "We The chamber said if proven (See County, Page 2) four years. ; they .receive and spend but feel this is a way we can be "the charges show callous mini! After the (bommittee meet- not what is expended by oth- helpful." disregard by these officials for both honest effective gov- ernment and the well being of our city's residents." Marburger Recommits The indictment charged Business Tax Support Is that Kenny, Whelan and the other 10 defendants conspired to extort and extorted $181,682 from three firms.that worked Agency to Integration for the city and county. Favored Over Wage Levy One of the firms, Warren the law and will be enforced Sex Education — "As a par- TRENTON ! (AP) - State George Inc., was allegedly be Newark's financial diffi- Sen. James H. Wallwork, It- supports the recommenda- as strongly as ever in New ent I would be opposed if in- By JAMES II. RUBIN Education Co nimissioner Carl victimized for $68,282 while culties. The governor said he Essex, for a 2 per cept tax on tion. Jersey. But he said it is al- appropriate sex education TRENTON (AP) - The Marburger reaffirmed today working on the Longwood would support any reasonable business payrolls In every most impossible to do in" took place by a bad teacher.^ New Jersey legislature may Cahill said that a payroll his departmeilst's commitment Valley Reservoir, a project plan developed by Gibson. city in the state may have a cities, like Trenton, where as ^ And I would want to raise' support a tax en business tax, in which each worker in to school integration. But he that has since been dropped Cahill said that a plan by chance of passage if Gibson much as 70 per cent of the those questions as a parent. firms rather than wage ear- the city is taxed, was basical- said it can probably be ac- by Jersey City as being too ly inequitable because it school population is black. But I think if. they are care- ners to lighten the increasing complished ilh cities with costly. The other two firms "hurts the littlp man" pro- As for breaking down mu- financial burdens of the city large minority) group pupil en- fully worked out by the dis- were Gerard Enterprise Engi- portionately harder than oth- nicipal boundaries to achieve of Newark. rollments on'ly by creating trict and the community, fine neering Inc. and the Ashland ers. districts aciioss' municipal integration, Marburger said: sex education programs can Oil Co.' of Kentucky. Gov. William T. Cahill, al- boundaries. ) "This is not a solution that is and are taking place." ter meeting with legislative The Inside Story Cahill said that Wallwork's Kenny, Whelan, and two leaders yesterday, told a proposal appears to be a fair- In a questiion and answer politically feasible at this Ban luted point in time." others, Jersey City Municipal news conference that a pro- er approach and would be session with •the Associated Ex-governor opens his home to benefit tour Page 20 The commissioner said he Council President Thomas M. posal by Newark Mayor Ken-. given serious consideration Press, Marburger, who last However, the commissioner has dissolved a moratorium Flaherty, 42, and Jersey City Second In a scries on domestic help Page 21 added, "I still say, that over npllv A. Gibson to institute a 2 Harltan-Miitnwan maintain 1-2 rating Page 22 by the legislature. week voided a: Trenton busing on new programs in sex edu- Purchasing Agent Bernard G.- per cent city payroll lax was plan after a.i series of de- time, this is one of the only cation that was Imposed last Murpliy, 52, were also named Degnan 'Back of the Week' Page 22 Wallwork estimated that solutions that is left to us if unacceptable to the legisla- Knk-ks beat Suns, 103-100 Page 22 the business tax would yield monstrations against it, said year when a legislative com- in four separate Indictments ture. we're going to resolve the charging they filed false in- Soccer chumps dominate All-Star teams :....: Page 23 about $37 million to help New- integration "Is not something mittee conducted hearings on But a substitute plan for a you can do by fiat, because very critical problems of our sex education programs. come tax returns, Freehold Today ...... Page 23 ark pay for Increasing costs cities and the racial irnba- , business tax could lie the an- Amusements 27 Women's News 20, 21 of welfare, schools, public it's a thing tlitit creates great "But I have since taken The main Indictment also lance of 70-80-90 per cent mi- swer to the city's fiscal Astrnldnla 2fi safety and other vital munici- anxiety on thei part of a lot of that off, and to-the best of my charged all 12 with causing nority group youngsters with- plight, he naid. Bridge 10 pal nalaries. people." i knowledge, the number of sex the illegal transportation of "We must recognize the po- DAILY REGISTER Mnlburgcr siwdintegrallonjs_ in a community." Classified Alls 24-26 The plan would require education programs Is. in-, $700,000 in bearer bonds be- litical realities of life," Hie 26 PHONE NUMBERS Marburgcr's comments on Comics businesses to pay 2 per cent " Rum Kuijrmcr BuHct creasing at atyout the same tween iflC7 and 1908 from a governor said. "There is little otherjoplcs: ___ ICdltorlals 6 Main Office 741-0910 of their total payrolls to the Ml you can csit, ?3.95. Ocean rate as it did prior to my New York investment bank to or no support" among law- Financial 14 Classified Ads 741-6900 city and would permit them to Avc, Sen Brljgit._ (Adv^ Xuncheon~Special $F.25 Palace placing the moratorium on," Jersey City. makers for the payroll tax. Innocent Bystander 23 Home Delivery 741-0010 recover a portion of the funds Diner, Monmouth St., Red Marburger said. The indictment also named Return Dec. 7 KelTing out" ionnis rackets, Obituaries 4 Mlddlctown Bureau ..671-2250 by deducting the payment Bank. (Adv.) Twelve month (ichool nys- five conspirators, including equipment, dresses, sportswear However, Cahill wild , that Opinion Pago 6 Freehold Bureau 462-2121 from federal corpqrate taxes. ___ 20%~(nt Sale tom — We have a small task Kenny's daughter and son-ln- up to 50% o|A Perfect gifts. the Republican-controlled leg- Sports 2t, 23 Long Branch Bureau 222-0010 Deal Tcnnis-Courts, Ocean On all gift items through Nov. force that's In tho nroccRs nf law, Mr. and tyrs. Paul Han- In effect, less money would, islature would return Dec. 7 Television M Sports Department ....741-0017 fcve. Final weok. 531-0874. 30. Eplcurious, 811 River Rd., looking at it. The state that's ly, a grandson, John K. Han- for a special session and the go to the federal government, f , (Adv.) Fait Haven. (Adv.) (See Marburger, Page I).. I ly, and a granddaughter, Mrs. leading Item of priority would Wallwork uald. -THE DAILY MWSTEIt, RED BAMC WIODLETOWN. N. JUW^fMYBattlefield'Hidden, NOVEMBER IS. ' premier of: France, the confusion, the indelible .. (Continued) The major battles of the who had accompanied him whenne heard tte.news of To some, in particular the mark on the pages of Ameri- day were am to begin. Ue's and who had brought pitchers fteBatfleoIMonmoUth. Moomouth Battlefield Aatocl- can history were soon to be, forces clashed with the Brit- of water to the parched .•The victory of that day *tion, these fields in what is written. ish under Clinton. Volley fire troops, took the rammer staff •urns out to be m»* more now Ifanalapan are rich in On Hot Sunday turned to the sound of steel from his hands and manned ransiderable.than attest ex- history, alive with the past of Sunday. The day was hot; his gun. Her name became acted v, "wrote General against steel as tire forces known as Molly Pitcher. ' , this nation. scorching hot. At 7:3Q in the fought hand to hand. Many Anthony Wayne to Richard To those who know these ,morning," the temperature - Washington planned a lost their lives in this, the counterattack but he couldn't ppters on My 12, Xt'°- fields, the sound of battle can, was 94. There was a stillness -Tell tie Philadelphia, still be heard. The events of a In the air. The trees stood mo- first major dash of the day. find enough " fresh troops. G r e a 11 y outnumbered, the Darkness came and brought ladies that the heavenly, historic day can be heard. tionless. The soldiers felt the sweet, pretty refloats,, the The thunder of hooves of heat and it was unbearable. American forces withdrew. an end to the fighting. The About 3 p.m., Clinton de- American Commander-in- accomplished gentlemen of- horses, the report of muskets, Nature, too, was going to take the Guards and (aianaalars the" roar of cannon, the chill- her toll in this battle, for cided to attack two American Chief planned to continue the flanljs. As the British ad- fighting the next day. have humbled themselves on ing cries of men clashing in many of those to fall during the plains of Monmouth; "• battle can be heard. ....•,-. , the next several hours would . vanced on one, they, met can- In the .'night, however, Clin- non shot raining down on ton continued his march, leav- "We forced the enamjf. from Quick In Passing succumb to the heat. the field," wr°te S5asWagt°n The .Battle of Monmouth. them from the Americans on ing behind his dead and At 10 o'clock, wrote one sol- Combs Hill. This ended the at- to Congress, "and.;«ncamped The words are in practically dier, "the sun was shining full wounded. tack. Some historians have called on their ground." ' -.'' , every history book but too of- upon the field... the mouth For the Americam soldiers ten just quick in passing. Bow of a heated oven seemed to' During the other attack, the the battle a draw since the two forces clashed again in American troops held the who fought In the oat|He, Mtm-' important was this battle and me to be a trifle hotter than v why should tfie fields he pre- fierce hand to hand combat. land. Others say it was a de- mouth was a turning; point. this ploughed field, it was al. They proved, aftan under- served for all to relive the most impossible to breathe." The American units charged fensive victory for the British hours'of that fateful day. , into the enemy, bringing since they accomplished their eoing rigorous training* at The "first clash of battle oc- about a retreat by the British. objective of getting their bag- Valley Forge, Uiat they could Let's turn back the pages of curred about 9:30 a.m. when gage train to Sandy Hook. hold their own in b*tnteagainst NIGHTTIME TOUR —• Walter J. Hickel, Secwtary of the inierior, left, Clifford time and briefly witness that - Colonel Bichard Butler's In the midst of the thun- derous battle under the broil- But look what was said.at the flower of Brititin forces. Hardin, secretary of Agriculture, center, and New York City Mayor John Lindsay Sunday when prominent mill- Pennsylvanians met Simcoe's They gained a confidence Uiat tay leaders of the British and Rangers. After a volley , the ing sun, ah artilleryman by the time: •top during a tour of Madison Ave. lait night. They were conducting an liwpac the name of John Hayes fell "England has lost America would stay with ftfafeinvtte A>m e r i c a n forces met in Bangers turned about, gallop- war years ahead. ; tion as Madison Av«. was closed to autos for »otne 20 blocks as an aid to pr«- battle, the last battle in which ing away. . wounded. His wife, Mary, forever," remarked Ver- halid«y*iWpp»rs. (AP V/inn: Of through New Jersey unchal- battle, Lee said he never in- the temperature at 7 this "I think we need to move lenged. , • .. Mild readings in the 50s and. For Red Bank andlBumson tended to retreat, that it ap- morning was SS. occasional 60s prevailed from blrdge, add two Houns; Sea Hazlet toward greater utilization of "People expect, something peared that when one unit Clear and Crisp Bright, deduct lot minutes; the school , building, and from us," wrote Nathanael left, it signaled to the others southern Texas Into southern- . Highway 35 Clear and crisp weather and central California while Long Branch, deduct ISi min- some kind of 12 month school Green to Washington,, "and to follow. At the time of the dominated a large part of the 30s and 40s were common utes; Highlands biiOgo; add year makes a great Seal of our. Strength demands it." retreat, Lee was shocked. i nation today and a frosty chill over the midcontinent, West- 40 minutes.; 264-2400 sense, simply because I think But the final decision at a After receiving con- lingered over the Southeast. these very expensive plants council of war was that the firmation of the retreat, are not being utilized." Americans would only harass Washington raced forward, Happy Hoi idays Are On The Way' the enemy as much as pos- rallying his men to make a Holiday Inn Is The Inn PJacoTo.Stayt Marburger said there, is sible. some merit to a report by the stand against the oncoming CAWP Set For Study Of Sea Pollution Celebrate Your Party Here / Carnegie Foundation1 that By Saturday, June 27, the ienemy. . We Abound With Party Cfieer many schools are "joyless," British crept into Freehold, or As he rode forward, sitting WEST LONG BRANCH — The aerial photographs program will evolve into, a that a feeling of "mind- Monmouth Courthouse as it majestically on his white Citizens Against Water Pollu- were taken by Rutgers geo- workshop session with people Holiday Galas Our Specialty ", tion (CAWP) will take their Banquet Rooms Decorated With •lessness" pervades them. He was then known. The Ameri- horse, Washington met Lee. morphologist Dr. Norbert P. from other areas interested in said many New Jersey cans were in nearby Cranbu-' Some historians say he called first look at a series of slides forming citizens' water pollu- Garland, Lites And Trees recording offshore pollution Psuty in one of the first state schools fit. in that category ry and would move on to Ehg- Lee "a damned poltroon." He tion groups similar to-CAWP. Prices* Package Plans And Such but that there are many that lishtown. The two .armies ordered Lee to the rear and on a new three-layered film at applications of this ex- , Just Pick Up Thp Phone To Get lr> are a joy. were soon to meet. The stage took command' himself. He a meeting tonight in Science perimental new pollution The slide portion of the pro- Building £-1 on the Mon- gram begins at 8 p.an and the Touch . , • ••":.'.'.• "I just spent a morning in a was set. The drama, the act-> later gave Lee another com- monitoring technique. ion, the fighting, the orders, mand during the battle. mouth College campus. The second half of tonight's public is invited. vRing,The Bell. For Jan Kerbel school system — South Bound Brook. Here I saw ex- citement; I saw teachers who 264-24004 were enthusiastic;1' and I saw The Holiday Inn Of Hazlet, New Jersey a lot of wonderful things hap- pening for the learning of the children. There, weren't any bored children there." . Marburger said one of his major goals as commissioner SPECIAL! is to stimulate school systems Everything for a Traditional through speeches and pro- nouncements that "education has only one purpose and that's for the kids. And we better adjust some outmoded curricula, some outmoded structures and that we better start involving our young people and our communities in decision making." Marbur- ger said he doesn't like to think of some of his more con- troversial decisions — such as allowing students with long hair to remain on athletic teams and allowing under- ground newspapers to be cir- culated in school — as "per- missiveness." "These are educational de- cisions, not political decisions . .." he said, "I think we should talk in ^erms of free- dom and responsibility rather With This Coupon than permissiveness. I think the children and the teachers Offer Expires ISov. 25th have a sense of freedom to try, Jto experiment." SIT AND EAT Family... IN COMFORT Drug Possession Guilt Admitted Hwy. 35 FREEHOLD - Charles T. Wall Jr. of 339 Garfield Court, Turkey... Long Branch, pleaded guilty Middletown yesterday to charges of pos- session of heroin April 1 in "A Unique Place Long Branch. To Visit!" County Court Judge Patrick CB SODA J. McGann set Jan. 8 for sen- tencing.

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Borough Council meeting, submitted varied from a low League of Municipalities con- _^The five Republicans on the commission elected Senate residents were treated to an of $67,998 for a yearly con- vention in Atlantic City. President Raymond H. Bateman of Somerset as their chair- exhibition of local talent by tract to 1271,998 for a three- The group particularly man. The Democrats picked Assistant Senate Minority Lead- Mrs. Pat Kolesar, Matawan year pact. Bids were held for hopes to speak with the State er Richard J. Coffee of Mercer as their chairman. singer-guitarist, and Kenneth study when Councilmen Yack- Transportation Commissioner Bateman said after the organizational session that they Daniels, local artist. er and John Webster / ex- regarding present red-tape expected final census figures to be available by December. Mrs. Kolesar entertained pressed disappointment in the procedures concerning local the audience with six songs single bid. t r a f f i c regulation changes including "Blowin' in the Council adopted an ordi- such as rates of speed and Outlines State Zoning Controls Wind" and "When I Was a nance vacating Roosevelt St., one-way streets. ATLANTIC CITY — State.Community Affairs Commis- Single Girl." which was dedicated for pub- Anthony Crego, Matawan missioner Edmund T. Hume called yesterday lor a new land v Following the musical en- lic use in 1931. Five affected school district audio-visual use program that would give the state very limited control tertainment Mr. Daniels dis-' families from the adjoining supervisor, urged council, to over local zoning regulations. ' splayed 14 oil paintings depict- properties were on hand to write to Goodson & Toddman In a speech before the New Jersey League of Municipali- \ ing such familiar sites as the express approval of the move. and Teleprompter, New York- ties, flume proposed creation' of a State Planning and De- a t a w a n railroad station, Borough Attorney Louis It. based cable TV companies, velopment Commission which would be empowered to set 'LUNOKHOD I' — Tass announced yesterday Russia's Luna 17 made a successful Lake Matawan and Lake Lef- Aikins reported that recent requesting information re- development standards in "critical areas" only. Hume told ferts. correspondence with Munici- garding costs and potential newsmen afterwards that his plan was not designed as an landing on the moon and discharged a self-propelled lunar modulo which, Tass says, is conducting experiments 65 feet from, the mother ship. The module, called Announcing this novel ap- pal Revaluations Inc. in- services which could be ren- answer.to the state's serious shortage in housing. proach to a council meeting, dicates prospective property dered. Gov. William T, Cahill, who hinted earlier this year that Lunokhod I, « depicted in this drawing by an artist, the Soviet news agency said. Councilman Richard Siss assessments will be mailed to He suggested that an inter- he was considering a measure to give the state broad new The vehicle, on an eight-wheel chassis, is controlled from the earth, Tass said. added that coffee and dough- taxpayers by the end of the related school and municipal- powers over local zoning, said he had not read Hume's rec- (AP Wirephoto) nuts would be served during a week. The attorney explained ity use of the systems rtfay ommendations. short recess. that individual conferences qualify the borough for feder- Mayor Victor Armellino de- with company representatives al grants through municipal clared, "I think we can safely will be scheduled to discuss agencies. Industrial Production Drops say that Matawan has a the proposed evaluations. Mr. Siss reported that the WASHINGTON — The worst monthly drop in Industrial first." Mayor Armellino stated that Matawan Regional High production in more than a decade has dimmed Nixon admin- Bidding System Eyed Councilman Stanley Yacker consolidated efforts are being School chorus group will sing istration hopes that the economy is snapping back and mov- announced the figures re- planned by the Bayshore Christmas carols on the eve- ing toward recovery. ceived from the sole garbage Mayors Conference to urge ning of Dec. 22. : Seasonally adjusted figures released yesterday show the Industrial production index in October fell 2.3 per cent, the most since August, 1959, when there was a nationwide steel For Long Branch Waste strike. The'index is down 6.3 per cent from October, 1969. I Half of October's percentage decline was blamed on the LONG BRANCH - "The prising an economic analysis The mayor complimented Rumson Property Owners auto workers' strike against General Motors and its depress- last thing I would like to do in of the two alternatives be- Mr. Mazza's early attempt to ing effect on industrial output. Tentative agreement has 1970 is to create a public gar- tween public and private col- advertise for an adminis- since been reached but GM is: still struggling to resume pro- bage collection business," lection at the Nov. 23 public trative supervisor, 15 or 20 duction. Mayor Henry R. Cioffi said meeting. employe s and bids from Seek Variance Reversal yesterday at a press confer- "The meeting," the mayor trucking companies. for six ence. went on, "will offer another trucks, in anticipation of the FREEHOLD — Fifteen lie good, said the complaint, standing to apply for a vari- opportunity to 'professional' city's involvement. Rumson property owners filed and without substantially im- ance. GrossWduldn't Change Plan But in the light of what he pairing the intent and purpose Plaintiffs in the action are called inflation, and higher antagonists to participate in Pressure Told a complaint in Superior Court TRENTON — Unsuccessful Republican senatorial candi- view of his fellow citizens to of the zoning ordinance. The Mr. and Mrs. Sarkis Kavook- date Nelson G.. Gross, criticized by some GOP leaders for costs including a 60 per cent Last year's attempt at this yesterday to reverse a vari- land in question is in the R-4 jian of 3. East River Road; rise in costs of garbage col- bring objections to the situ- same situation, left the city ance granted to Red Bank adhering too closely to the hard-line rhetoric of the Nixon ation." residential zone. Mr. and Mrs. J. Putnam administration, says he would not have run his campaign lection for a three-year period short of time and they were Savings and Loan Association The complaint alleges that Brodsky of 14 East River any other way. totaling $113,000, the city Testing Public Pulse, forced to pick up the De lisa the Board of Adjustment act- Road; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon might be forced into com- to build a branch office in In separate interviews with The Record of Hackensack The mayor admitted that contract for $264,000. Two Rumson. ion was improper because the O. Paulson of 11 Park Ave.; and the Gannett News Service, Gross acknowledged that the petitive bidding. •the pulse of the residents years ago, the city spent application was not properly Mr. and Mrs. Raymond San- "One thing I refuse to con- would determine council's de- $185,000 on collection paid to Named as defendants are president and Vice President Agnew may have been guilty Rumson Board of Adjustment brought before the board and born of 17'Park Ave.; Mr. and of "overkill" in their denunciation of Democrats as radical- tinue to do is to to annually cision in their vote on Tues- De Lisa. the board had no jurisdiction Mrs. David Warner of 9 Park submit to a single bid without day. and its mayor and council, liberals and big spenders. "We find we now have time Red Bank- Savings and Loan to make a recommendation. Ave.; Carolyn R. Halligan of But the 38-year-old Hackensack lawyer, who used those benefit of reasonable com- Mr. John D. Taylor, council if we make a decision next The matter was improperly 35 Park Ave.; Agnes Hintel- petition," the mayor said. "I Association and Oceanic Hook - labels against Democratic Sen. Harrison A. Williams, said member confirmed Council's week to begin Feb. 1, 1971, if and Ladder Co. No. 1. heard by mayor and council, mann of 10 Park Ave.; Antho- that if he had been more moderate he would have lost toWil - will not let the city be at the attitude about the collection that be the ultimate deci- said the complaint, and with- ny V. Rumolo of 12 N. Park mercy of any particular in- The complaint said the fire out due and proper notice giv- Ave.; Richard J. Rogers Jr. liams by even more than the final 250,000 vote margin. business. "It's an important sion," the mayor said. . . company proposes to convey dustry or individual." decision to make," he said. "I hope Council chambers en to all interested persons. of 13 Park Ave.; and Jane E. 20,500 square feet of undeve- Murphy of 8 Park Ave. The M & T, De Lisa, Inc., "When costs get up into this will be packed Nov. 23 as they loped land on the southeast It also alleges that the sav- • Presses State Welfare Aid Ocean Township was the lone area, all Council members were two weeks ago when we corner of River Road on Bing- ings and loan association did Robert V. Carton of Asbury ATLANTIC CITY — A state league of municipalities of- bidder this year offering to will look at the alternatives. discussed the Excelsior build- ham Ave. to the savings and not have a proper interest or Park represents the plaintiffs. ficial said here today that the state should assume local wel- collect garbage three times a If we have go go into the gar- ing with people who were sin- loan association. fare and education costs to solve the problem of rising prop- week in 1971 beginning Feb. 1 bage collection business, we cere and concerned about ris- The association applied for erty taxes. for $298,000. will." ing cost looking to help solve a variance to build a branch Transmission Shop Finally Russell T. Wilson, chairman of the league's tax study The mayor called for a pub- Mr. Mazza said he thought problems for all of us as op- savings and loan office and committee, said in remarks prepared for Task Force C of lic meeting to be held, Mon- the last time the city operated posed to people who were council Sept. 24 granted it. the governor's Tax Policy Committee that property taxes day, Nov. 23, one night before their own garbage collection there for their own political The complaint alleges that Gains Approval in Hazlet cannot provide the services the public is demanding. Council meets to decide the was sometime during the gain." the action .was unwarranted, HAZLET — After two years vations, only to have the per- The hearing of the task force was scheduled here during fate of public or private gar- 1940's using incinerators to "In my experience, " the arbitrary, capricious, unrea- of hearings, court cases and mit withdrawn three weeks the annual convention of the League of Municipalities to give bage collection. He hoped for burn the trash. mayor said, "I do not feel sonable and an'abuse of dis- variance applications, Eu- later, "knew what he was get- municipal officials an opportunity to express their views on ..a full discussion of the "fu- The city holds a three year that a municipality can be as cretion. It charges that there gene Stolowski was granted a ting into. It was a Befl-im- taxes. ., /{£•.';£. •.'''' , ' 7 r* ture of this city's .concern $50,00IFcoitfra'cl: with the Mi-* efficient as a private con- • was no proper basis estab- use variance to conduct his posed hardship." '• Wilson sfeid the burden of property taxes on tiie local with the collection problem." chael J. Stavola Co., guaran- " tractor-, nevertheless, we lished for hardship or special All-Pro Transmission Shop on No Alternative taxpayer is reaching confiscatory proportions. Business Administrator Vin- teeing themselves a place to have approached 'the point reasons. Rt. 36. Neither committeeman cent J. Mazza, with the may- dump in the existing where serious discussion must Granting of the variance The Township Committee could offer an alternative use Addonizio Is Before Jury or, will present figures com- Shrewsbury Disposal. take place." cannot be done without .sub- narrowly granted the approv- for the non-conforming par- stantial detriment to the pub- al last night in a vote- that cel. NEWARK — Former Mayor Hugh J. Addonizio has ap- crossed party lines. peared before an Essex County grand jury for the second Mr. Setteducato added that time, m connection with an investigation into the hiring of a Republicans Nicholas Set- the business would create a county court attendant. Halsey Due teducato and Hugh Long dis- traffic hazard and he also ob- - Tiie grand jury reportedly is probing the hiring of Mario Middletown Sewering sented, maintaining the hard- jected to the presence of a Catallo, an Essex Countyjcourt attendant and former New- ship claimed by Mr. Stolowski building. • ark policeman. "The jury is looking into the question of To Become was "self-imposed." Demo- "He (the owner) has al- whether Catallo illegally held both jobs for a six month crats Herbert J. Kupfer and ready been fined twice in period. . " Plans Aide William F. Bourbeau and Re- court for dumping into a near- Ordinance Rescinded publican Mayor Joseph A. • by creek on charges brought Addonizio appeared Monday before the jury for about 15 FREEHOLD — The county minutes. Also called to testify was Addonizio's former chauf- MIDDLETOWN — An at- was requested by attorney ity to float its bonds, Mr. Sal- Morales voted.to approve the by Sanitarian Leo Waivers," feur, Charles Lorenzo, an employe of the Newark Sanitation tempt to clear up •require- Henry J. Saling before Thurs- ing snapped: "You're a Board of Freeholders yester- variance. ( he explained. Department. ments for hookups into the day morning. Mr. Saling's ' Board ot Health, not a finan- day created the position of as. Two approvals were needed Although voting yes, Mr. sewer system has become be- client, Michael M. Nero, was cial adviser to the Sewerage sistant county planning direc- — One for use ard one to al- Bourbeau qualified his vote Cahill Sees State Savings fogged, and the Board of fined $25 last week in Munici- Authority. tor. It intends to promote the low the business on an under- by rejecting some facts in the Health has rescinded an ordi- pal Court for failing to hook "You should make a man- .principal planner, Robert D. sized lot. The highway com- findings, especially the, septic TRENTON — Gov. William T. Cahill said yesterday (hat nance that was scheduled for up his home on Middletown- datory connection ordinance Halsey of Oceanport to the mercial area calls for five- tank. However, "not to-con- he's-optimistic the state can save $20 million next year by post. acre lots, whereas All-Pro is tinue the hardship," he voted Implementing suggestions in the report on efficiency pre- public hearing last night. Lincroft Road within the man- for health reasons," he con- for the measure. • . • The new measure, in- datory 90 days after notifica- tinued. "You didn't do that. The new position has a sala- situated on less than an acre pared for him by a commission of private businessmen. ry range of $12,603 to $16,383 because a portion was taken The committee adopted, an Cahill said he has sent orders to all department heads to troduced by the board last tion. You made a mandatory con- ordinance authorizing a month, would have required Mr. Saling said Mr. Nero nection ordinance to raise annually. for the widening of the high- Implement those portions of the efficiency commission's re- Freeholder Director Joseph way and the jughandle at maintenance contract with ports that they consider feasible and report back to his of- all homeowners whose prop- wants to connect, but to meet money. That shocks me as a Poole Ave. the Township Sewerage Au- erty abuts a street in which a present laws must drain two lawyer." C. Irwin, after a telephone fice which recommendations are not. And he released a list conversation with county thority thereby underwriting of cuts already being made, which total almost $11 million. main and lateral have been ponds and cut off access to The attorney disagreed with "I disagreed on most points the bonding for the purchase Planning Director Charles M. in the findings of fact," Mr. The commission reported last week that the state could installed to hook up. t his house during the process the board's claim that its or- of the Raritan Valley USA of connecting the 12-acre dinance was required by the Pike, said that Mr. Halsey Setteducato explained. "The sewage treatment plant. The gave as much as $60 million yearly by implementing all fea- The amended ordinance will fill the position. tures. Cahill said that while much of it needed further stu- was designed to eliminate the property. state, and said a similar only economic hardship was vote was unanimous. Reconsideration Asked existing ordinance adopted by Mr. Halsey, who now re- self-created," he added, re- dy, some recommendations could be implemented immedi- ambiguous requirement, still ceives an annual salary of ately. in effect in the current code, The attorney demanded ' the Township Committee, pre. calling that Mr. Stolowski that the board reconsider the dates the board's statute. $12,000, will receive $14,000 in was advised shortly after pur- of requiring hookups if a main his new capacity. chasing the property that TROG Board Braces for Strike line runs within 100 feet of a philosophy behind, any man- A dozen disgruntled resi- variances would be needed. property. datbry hookup ordinance, and dents backed up Mr. Saling's Mr. Irwin said Mr. Halsey ' BRICK TOWNSHIP — A spokesman for the Brick Town- \yas promoted because of the The owner, who, according IS NOT ship Board of Education said last night the board will take Board members blamed dif- require hookups "for health criticism of the board's action to Mr. Long, received a build- reasons." for individual reasons of their increased responsibilities he whatever legal action is possible against a group that spon- ficulties in interpreting some has assumed. He noted that ing permit for interior reno- DEAD sored a teachers strike at the local high school Monday. of the legal terms in the ordi- Told the board had adopted own. ' The one-day strike was sponsored by the Brick Township Most complained of the cost the principal planner is acting nance for the delay. its present mandatory hookup secretary-director of the out- Education Association. It was in support of a teacher who Some asurance that the ordinance under state re- or difficulty of hooking up was suspended after she criticized removal of books from a their properties to the eewer fall sewer authority. He also board was indeed reconsider- quirements four years ago to is cbntinuing his duties in Dig they must .•. ing the distance requirements enable the Sewerage Author- lines as required. 8 °After \ three-hour meeting of the board, Daniel F. New- county planning. man the board president, said "we've asked our attorney to research the law and tell us what we can do." Rumson Value Pay m will! 'Umbrella Defense' Is Planned Group Elects LOS ANGELES — The defense in the Sharon Tate mur- RUMSON - The Rumson der trial is planned as a joint effort - an ''umbrella de- Valud Committee, "a group of fense" - but the four attorneys agree that they often dis- citizens for sound govern- ment," elected new officers at "\t this moment in time, we are in agreement," says a meeting earlier this week. one "But I can't tell you what will happen tomorrow." Elected were: Bruce L. The agreement, as the defense case opens tomorrow af- Goodwin, president; Chester ter a two-day recess, is to let one attorney - Paul Fitzger- Van Brunt, vice president; ald - take the helm, calling and questioning witnesses who Mrs. .John Gaynor, recording will tcstimy for all four defendants. Other attorneys will secretary; Mrs. Eugene Hol- move in for witnesses whose testimony relates specially to land, corresponding secre- their individual clients. tary; and Mrs. James Halli- gan, treasurer. Mr. Goodwin uaid purpose of the Itumson Value Com- mittee, "A group of informed Main Office: IDS tlbmlnul Ht.. lied Bnnli, N-J. 071(11 citizens dedicated to the prac- p6 WIS6... Finance your sewer B7CI III. aj, MUiHulilivn, N. J. tice of sound government is to 30 E«Bl Main SI., 1'rr.i-liold, N. J. promote an altitude of In- system hookup costs .270 Broadway, 1*0111 Branch, N. J. , formed involvement by the ! in 1H7H hy John II. Cook and Henry Clay * "» general public on issues of through us on our ' i'ulillfllird l>y Tim lt«d llnnk R^Klslfir of tlio Annocltttril Pl'efln — Tin) Aisonlntod PfeM It «nlUI«d importance to the citizens of special low terms thti use tor rninilillcatlim of all tin local newl prlnttd In Ihla CRASH CLEANUP — Federal Aviation Administration poriormel diroct tho lead- Rumson." ing of a section of the DC9 jetliner which crasbod noar Huntington, W. Vs., Satur- in no«tii«o pnM Hi Ilml H«nk, N. J. 071111 and at additional seavtcs is ova. 6rhc««. PublUheil aally. Monday through Friday. day night, killing all 75 aboard. The piocos will bo Inspected at a Tri-Stats Air- Drag Addiction Problem? CENTRAL JERSEY BANK port hangar by members of the National Tfantportation Safury Board. • -A2MJO TRUOT BICGSSt ASSET 1 Butiaartptlbn Price* In Advano* Call 988-8333 For Help Day or Horn* Delivery by Carrier — (AP Wiraphwro) copy »' counter, 10 ctntii by carrier 60 OenU Per Wae> Night. 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•'..,.. Mr*» Cyrus Brawa. Mis. ilATAWAN * Mrs. KBdred RED BANK- Monday , at the Navestok ftEDBANK — Police & Brown, 7J, of »5 HahBug mt#mftW-&i C. Luker, a school House, Bed Bank. Leroy McKnight announces Obituaries Blvd. died Monday to Mon- Home, ben- teacher la died Miss Luker was bom in that an aU-night parking ban mouth Medical Center, l*ng Freehold Township, but had on all borough streets will B° the hours Branch. : '.. \ * •-. r-< ..*.'.' '; lived in North Plainfield be- into ejitect Monday, Nov.. 88., and 0 a.m. Born in Marlboro, she' was Mw. Wilfred Dawtori *. fore entering the nursing Mrs. John A. Curtis home here. May, the daughter of the late John Township, and Anthony Daw- tfETHESDA, Md. - Mrs. SAYREV1LLE - Mrs. . She had retired eight years and Elizabeth Stultz Beyer. son, here; ^two daughters, Bank Executive Helen Brown Curtis, of 530O Florence M. Dawson, 51, of ago after many years as a so- Westbard Ave., died Monday A life long resident here, S kytop Gartens, Ernston Mrs. Malcom Mllner of RED BANK - Hudson cial studies teacher in the in Sibley Memorial Hospital, she was a member ot Mata- Road, dlea Monday to Jersey Brooklyn and Mrs. August S. May, 81, of Locust Ave., died Plainfield public schools, Washington, D.C., after a wan First United Methodist Shore Medical Center, Nep- Monday In Honmouth Medic- Church and Daughters of Sclavunos, here; two broth- She was graduated from long illness. tune. She was the wife of Wil- al Center, Long Branch. America, here. •••• . fred Dawson. ers, Ernest and Robert Lamb, Rutgers University, and was She was formerly of Bing- a member of the First Park Be was born in Paterson Surviving are her husband, Mrs. Dawson was born in both is England; two sisters, and had lived here It years. ham Hill Circle, Humson, Baptist Church, Plainfield. N.J.. living there from 1963 to Cyrus K. Brown; a son, Floyd England, a daughter of the Mrs. Phyllis Price and Mrs. He was a former vice presi- R. Brown of WUlingboro; two Sylvia Drewery, also In Eng- She is survived by a sister, dent of the Chase Manhattan 1969. late Mr.-and Mrs. Ernest Mrs. Joseph .w. Taylor of Mrs. Curtis was a 1935 sum- sisters, Mrs. William Camp- land, and four grandchildren. Bank, New York City. Mr. bell, here, and Mrs. Harry1 Lamb. Colts Neck. May had been with the bank ma cum laude graduate of Arrangements are under The Higgins Home for Fu- Wellesley (Mass.) College. Blich of MorganviUeV two Also surviving are three for many years and retired in grandchildren, and a great- sons, Trevor A. Carver, here, the direction of the Bedle Fu- nerals, Plainfield, is in 1954. She was president of the N.J. neral Home of Keyport. charge «f arrangements. Shore Wellesley Club in 1968- grandchild. Philip J. Carver of Howell Surviving are his widow, 1969, and a member of the '^ Mrs. Irene Krwin May; two Washington Wellesley Club sons, Melvin M. May of Wall board. In 1967 and 1968, she 1 ErTVAtUABlLCOUPOHJsr Township and Jacob J. May was president of the Rumson- COUPON I. of Durham, N.C., and three Fair Haven Regional High NESCAFE 10-OZ. JAR grandchildren^ School Home and School Asso- Arrangements are under the EXTRA ciation. T W O G U Y S y INSTANT COFFEE direction of the Robert C. Surviving are her husband, 1.09 WITH COUPON Neary Funeral Home, Manas- John A. Curtis; three daugh- TRADING STAMPS t44 WITHOUT COUWJM qaan. WHh tN> coupon and th» piirchaM of ters, Mrs. Douglas V. Rigler, GOOD OHI.Y AT TWO CUY». here, Mrs. John G. Knepper Frank J. Dublin . SWIFT PREMIUM Good llini Snl.. N« of Exmouth, Australia, and more for your money RED BANK — Frank J. Miss Joanne Louise Curtis, a TURKEY Bublin, 52, ot 146 East New- student at Wellesley; a son, «^4 tkrlTSM. N». UK) man Springs Eoad, died last Lt. John A. Curtis Jr. of Sel- YOUR MOST VALUABLE night at home. ma, Ala., and four grand- PIUS TRADING fTAMPf He was a lifelong resident children. ' of the borough and was em- Arrangements are under ployed by Red Bank Auto Im- the direction of the Joseph GRADE "A" POPULAR BRANDS ports Inc. on Newman Springs Gawler's and Sons Funeral Road. Home, Washington, D.C. U.S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED Surviving are bis widow, Mrs. Virginia E. Hurley Bub- BUTTERBALL lin; four sons, Frank Bublin Philip Kozniewski Jr. and Joseph Bublin, both at CLIFFWOOD BEACH - home, William Weber of Haz- Philip H. Kozniewski, 72, of let and Robert Weber of New 1142 Woodmere Drive died .Brunswick; two daughters. Monday in Holmdel Con- Miss Patti Bublin and Mrs. valescent Center. OVER U TO Terrie Kocen, both at home; Born in Poland, be was a 20 LBi. Ib. OVER 20 TO 24 LBS. a sister, Mrs. Grace P. Drury resident here 11 years and 36' of Shrewsbury and a grand- formerly lived In Jersey City. DAIRY DEPARTMENT child. Retired owner of Phil's The William S. Anderson Dairy, Jersey City, he was a ILUI BONNET QUARTERS Funeral Home is in charge of U.S. Army veteran of World CHUCK STEAK arrangements. Warl. . <• . ' C MARGARINE 31ib.pia.b7C FRISH 3 LBS. OR MORE He was a member of St. Jo- LEAN CENTER FIRST Ib KRAFT NATURAL DEATH NOTICES seph's Catholic Church, Key- CUT LS. 53c " CUT 43 SWIFT PREMIUM port, and the Sons of Poland GROUND CHUCK and Mikolaja Kopernlka Club FRESH . SLICES 8-ox. 49' H. 22, both Jersey City. •a oi w. m HOYAl DAIRY OR WEKSCLASS . Long Brn Surviving are his widow, GROUND CHUCK CITY CUT FRESH CITY CUT FRESH CITY CUT QUARTER RIB LEAN & SMALL Mrs, Lottie Sawicki Koz- GOV'T. INSPEQED CHICKEN PORK SHOULDER . 9.11 CHOPS, ENDS & CENTERS ORANGE JUICE H3§I?A£ niewski. a daughter, Mrs. • i K h t. "mndciitldreti. ServicBern e "Knaps'* Colonial Home" 133 Benjamin C. Jaworowskj of SPARE PORK FROZEN FOOD DEPT. BiirnSon'stBarrlnonSt", Baat Or*nse,N. J., ROASTING day mornroitngl , Nov. 19. at 10:30 o'clock. Hohokus, and three grand- CHICKEN ay call Tue»4ay ana Weanes- BANQUET d 7:30 to 6:30 p.m. children. CHOPS .79' day. 3^tnaT:30to PORK «, 45' RIBS Arrangements are under di- 49 rection of the Day Funeral CHICKEH COOKIN'BAGS Home, Keyport. 1MMX CUT—SHOULDER TURKIY, SIOPPY JOI, BKF, MEAT IO«, BREAST SALISBURY STEAK, CHICKEIICKENALAKIIICS-OZN ALA KIM, 5-OZ.. LEGAL NOTICES .59' LONDON BROIL BEEF CHOP SWY, CNICKEN 4 U.S.OA. CHOICE HNB8S CHOW MUD TOP ROUND ROAST SHOULDER STEAK 7-OX. >^0fll-69 89 LEAN ANDTENDCR County Federal davlan and Ixtan Asso. p k N#pp r> 23 GREEN GIANT NIBLETS ^ %hJfr888&** * ••" CUBE STEAK WH0U KERNEL CORN IN BUTTJER SAUCE LEGAL NOTICES By virtue of a writ ot execution tn th SILVER TIP ROAST 11 _bova stated action to me * slum expose (or tale at *"•' U.S.O.A. CHOICE BONELESS / YOUBCHOICi at Ui« Court Howe in Freehold, county of MonnaouL- Jersey, oa Monday the 23rd day of vemtoer; l»70. at 2 o'clock,. P.M. : RUMP ROAST vailing Time. . ALLAhit tract or parcel ot land, mu- PRODUCE DEPARTMENT The Kqullabl* I4(e Mauranw So- te, lying and toeing In the Township of TWO CUYS ROM HORIDA ^ A « M A ciety ol the United States, a. corpora- 'Tetown, In toe county ot Uonmouth. tion of the State ol New York, Plaln- ---?-'Q ar**^355*in tn« south. WASHmCTON STATiGOLDEN OR KEB FRESH FROM FLORIDA tlfl vi: Mervln W. Bcott, and Carrie Thompson Avenue distant II. Scott, MB wile, et al.. Defendants telly atone the same from ORANGE JUICE Z 99^79* By virtu* o! a writ ot execution In Its intersection with the Easterly «Jd* of DELICIOUS GREEN the above stated action to me di- Dakota Avenue and funning thence BU1TONI BOX OF 50 - '.A rected, 1 shall expose for eale at 1) along the southerly side at Thomp public vendue at the Court House In son Avenue north 74 degrees SO* easi APPLES CABBAGE l the Borough ot Freehold, County of i.uu iiHiithance Monmouth, New Jersey, on Monday 2) south 12 decrees 4V «aat 100 f«e< FRESH FROM FLORIDA CHEESE RAVIOLI " 49 tae 14lh daayy oott December. 1B70, at thence •' FINE IN ANY SALAD APPETIZING DEPARTMENT 3 o'clockock. P.M. Prevailing Time. 3> south 74 degreei 30' west 60.0 MAS tthhe fllinfollowingg tract or parcepc l feet thence C aoCt l&nland annda thme premise a hereinafteucicuu r 4) north 12 degrees 45" we»t 100 feet t< CUCUMBERS 3«~25 AVOCADOS DOMLSIIC particularl.. y described,w_., 8situatettuate,, 1lying the southerly side of Thompson Avenu. and belnk in the City of Asbur" y VPark. and the point or place of BEQINKlNQ. In the County ot Monmouth. In BEING commonly known as- 68Q , _. in the Thompson Avenue, East Kcamburi UNSWEETENED CHOPPED J55 State of New Jersey. BEGINNING at a point In th« New Jersey, .; Southerly line of Asbury Avenue dis- BEINO the mtni premlsta conveyconveyc BEEF tant 360 teet Westerly from the In- to the withihi n rnortiagorrtiagors bbyy deee d fro HAM ter section of the atme with the Catherine E. Wilson, dated and recori TWO CUYS ORANGE JUICE ed simultaneouslimltneously herewithherewith. Westerly line of ComstocK Street and THE! within mortgage Is running thence chase money mortgagmorlgi e the TWO GUYS WITH (1) North 65 degrees 30 minutes eratlon tor which conconiututen s part of PUMPKIN West along said Southerly line of Durchase price o/ the property. Toward tiwpurchaMoi PEAS & CARROTS OR EHZIMES ABbury Avenue 60 feet to a point; The approximate amount of tht , DASH (2) South 24 degrees 30 minutes ment to buTsatlKiee eatlififldd by sajdjialsaid sale ilsa tth West 200 feet to a point; thence turn of 114,000. together with the coif uy PIE MIX WHOLE KERNEL HUDSON (3) South 65 degree„ s 3_0 xnlnu. i of thi* sale HUNT 4 PACK LOW W.0Ruati Xas(41t S"NortO feeht 2t4o * point, thence TUe Sheriff hereby reserves th* Mgl Sut^00.fee" " t to~" • decrees 30 minutes to adjourn this salt without further SNACK PACK gj UBBY'S CORN FLAIR NAPKINS said Southerlitherly 1lin: ei pi{poin Aaburt in yth Avenuee afore-, tloe by publication. SUDS cftt beta* thie point BEGIN- ANN DALE NINO. Sher'tt, 3-lb. THH1 above description Is In accor- Dated September 24,1070 dance with * survey made by Leon Wley and Walley 8. Avaktan, Inc.. dated January 8, Atty 89 JELLY ECLAIRS Nov. 4, 11. 18 im m ALSO KNOWN as 1114 Asbury HAWAIIAN SOLD Avenue, Astmry Park, New Jersey, The approximate amount of tht LEMON FRESH BORAX FAB 5.u>..4.oz 99' Judgment to be satisfied by laid sale SUPERIt CRUSHED PINEAPPLE Is the sum of $14,819, together wit! the costs of tbia sale. CARNATION The Sheriff hereby reserves tin. Docket No. P.2339•_ VALUABLE COUPON jrsfe right to adjourn thin sale without Franklin Society Federal Savings an MIIK further notice by publicationti . Loan Association. Plaintiff vi: Alfre K PAUL KIBRNAN. Sheriff. R. Arrrutrone. et als., Defendant! ftKKS11$ Toward th* purchat* of Dated October 22, 1970 By virtue ol a writ of execution In th STRAWBERRY, RB) RASPBERRY OR APRICOT Mark NlcoUldes above stated action to me directed, BAG Atty. shall expose for sale at jpubllc vendue . the Court House In the Borough of Fre 3-B ALL JWov. Ig. 25, Dec. 2, 0 f62.00 hold County of Monmouth, New Jerne: 39' PUfiUO NOTICE on Jionday U»e 23rd day pf Noverabr. 10-LB. SIZE SALS OF 1'ItOl'KKTY 1970, at 2 o'clock, P.M. Prevallln LOW CALORIE GELATIN SHIAAMER TAKE NOTICE, that the BOROUGH l 1.49 WITH COUPON OF UNION BEACH, will offer for sale ALL that tract or parcel of land. slt< 1.74 WITHOUT COUPON at Public Auction, the following parcels ate, lying and being In the Township < of Borough-owned land. The Borough Mlddletown In the County ot Monmou has received an offer to purchase each In the State of New J«»ey: GOOD 0M.Y AT TWO 6UVS. parcel In the amount Indicated. The Sale BBINO known and designated u Lo ;;: PAlMOUVl-1ScOWLA»El-32.0Z.BTL ROYAL NO BAKE-6cOW LABEL On* coupon p*r cuitomtr. shall take place at the Council Meeting 135 and 13S In Block O on a certain m till «-«"-"""»••—'"«"• -»•— .--»——— KUIMnUMM-KWirWKI. *%AcllU Good Mini Vil, No». 11,1 WO Kpom, UNION HOSE FJIIE HOUSE!. entitled "Map of Beach View Park ,B FLORENCE AVENUE, UNION ford, N.J. Ma/ 1B24' which map w. C c BEACH, NKW JERSEY"/ On, TIIUR8- flled In the Monmouth County Clerk DAY. DECEMBER 3, 1{J7O, com- Office on May Oth, 1950 as Cane 38-!). ^rt^i LOUID DiTIRCINT 59 DUTCH CHOCOLATE S 29 f menctng at 8:15 P.M., at which time The aforesaid described premises a. a aid Offer to purchase ahull be eon a Id jilso known as 338 East End Avcnm HUDSON FAOAL QUALITY 4 •red and may be rejected or confirms* Belford, New Jersey. VAttlABlE COUPON |=^: C and ratified, provided no higher price o, Being the same premises convoyed better terms ah all be bid for ftafd prop- Alfred K, Armstrong and Victoria An BATHROOM TISSUE £.49 erty toy any other persons. The Sale Is strong, his wife, by Deed from Frank Toward the purchaK ol Toward th* purchai* ol also subjected to the approval of The Papa and Sophie A. Papa, hi* wii • ••• SOUTHERN BEUE-SHEOED PKANS. 8.OZ. SQUARE THIN SLKXD Municipal Finance Commlsnlon of the bearing even date herewith and about RBR Division of Local Government. bo recorded in the Monmouth Couni AUNT MILLIE'S Prospective Bidders may mall written Clerk's Ofltc* at Freehold, New Jersey. c WHITE BREAD HIUSBROS. bids for (tald property ilirrctcd to the The within mortgage In n first an SPACHEni SAUCE m WALNUTS L.uJ8U,!S:79 Borough Clerk, Municipal Hullririingi purchase money mortgage, the ron.il SEEDED SOFT I2.LB. Florence Avenue, Union ftaacti,, N.J,, oration for which constituted a part 26-OZ. JARS Rivingiving" thtee Name anil AridAridrre of th the purclianc price of the property <1 PALMOUVE COFFEE• CAN BidderBidd , anill tthh e amount off thf Hid, oi ecrlbed a^ove. GOOD ONLY AT TWO CUYS. m EGC ROLLS any Bidder may bring hia Hid I ltl Abo Included In thin mortgage, itn • ill VALUE1/20lhOF1c. to naldjplace or may orally bid thereat. made a part hereof. Is the followin GOLD SOAP PKG. OF 8 GOOD ONLY AT TWO CUYI. The Fropnrty to be aolU ilie rnvfrsln-i URGE 8-INCH prenilflcfl may (Unclose. re-verslons, remainder and remaindf. CHIP COOKIIS 2. Subject to covenant*, conditions an< rrntd. Issues »nd profits theroof, AN rmttr-lntlnns of record, If any. Al'BO all the estate, right, tit In iritf APPLE CRUMB PIE 3. Suhject to exlntlng oniinaucrn am cst property, poaieaalon tlalm and il< LEMON FRESH JOY reRiilattona affecting the me or the prop manil wnatsoevor, as well In law n« pqulty, of the Mortgagor, of, In nnd rf= r|v A LU ABUCOUPON jjsjssls 4. In the event the purchaser In own the name, and overy pnrt rvnd par of prfitni.inpi cnntlpioua to thn proper thorpof. witli the apptirtenanccn, s Toward th* purchase pi «nl<|, the entire tract or plot eomprlnh nlno. nil nmterlaln. equipment, furnliv Toward tli« purthail ol • •• *>oth tho original and acquired proper IiiRn or other property wnstsnevrr li •V im)) lie coiiHldeml for lbr> inii-pour Btftliod or to hr liiilallrd and nncd In a SonlnK an ft ninRle tract or plot, nrul .. Hlimit the building or hulldliiRn n< DOVE LIQUID provmon to this effect nnsll be jmt In I'rrcti'd «»r hereafter to be erentfri ii|v WESSON OIL %-f JUMBO BATHROOM any Deed from the Rorougl. for th the lands herein drm-rlnfd which a DINNER 22-OZ. SIZE property. nocennnry to thR complftfi nnd romfoi GAL SIZE Trie fluccessful 111 rider nil nil Immr Btilp tiflp »nd occupancy of nuch tmiMti 29< WITH COUPON rflstfljy at flfiM tlmp nny to thn Kni-nutf or billlrtlngii for thn nurponrn for will NAPKINS TISSUE 44c WITHOUT COUPON 2n Per Cent (%) of ihe purcliann prlrp tlii-v wprn or arf- (o h* nrrntnM, I TISSUES The Imlanrn in CHBIJ or ccrllflni rhrrt <'liiillnK In psrt all awningn, fii'rcnr. GOOD ONLY AT TWO CUYI, fthsll be paid within nlxty (fJOl tin.vn foi nhmlCH, fixturrn, and nil tifntlnK, lltli BOX OF 50 lowing wlili!.. tht> UoriiiiKh will «ir-li\ ing, VPntUdllni, rffriRrrntlns •OX OF 200 On* loupvn ptr €uit«m«r. Tlnrgnln nnd Bale Ored to tho nuccei . i-liifinttng And rooking ^f|iil|mi(!ni . Good lot. Nov. 21, 1979. IMcUtar. Failure to fomply with Ihln re fili[iiir(«nnnrrn thereto iinn MnrlKnpi nulrcrnftfjt will roBiilt In forfeiture of tip tinri**)V flM-lnrtnK tlmt It In Intenclnt tin pofllt «« llfiuldatpd clamaBcn. the Itrmn horoln fin line rated shall * dffimfd lo Imvr bnon permonrntly Thn gucnnsflful Didder ihall atnn ntnlled n« pnrt of thn realty); TO HAV fnr the cofit or n TO lir»M> C ' • prepSTfttlon of the Deed, and UIM __ g'r*nt«rl • the property to be ft*«e»«#d and ailjua dencrltied nrftinl* with tn« nppurt from thn date ot nni*. nitncm unto lti« i rl Mortiigot, '- " Thhne noroujiinorouKti ronrrvfranrrvtt i ththee rlpiiit tn own proper \in?., 1 iof|t and hch( W« r*tarv* th* rlflht to limit t ftny ana all BMi (or wlmtfl«v*rtov* . apprnxlmxtn urn mint o( th« OHM 0AK.Y 9tM AJM. TV. 10 P.M. quantltkt. Not ratporuiU* for The Land to ha sold ta dBBr • » In hr> iinllflMfd by satd ssln U th p *rrori. Prtcti follows: mini of (A.DOfl, togather with tii« co«ti SUNDAY* 10 A.M. THL • P.M. f»ctlv* thru Saturday, Hat. 21, DP«rrlp- " In **,!«. 9nrr* tinttint)) Appro* Dtr mii>rirr h«rrhy rra*rv«ii tho rlfch 1970. •rii on mmt NIS* t*» adlnurn thi* sal* without further txn MDOLOOWN - RT. 35 No. T*\ M ttci by publication, 1 fiThllS. Colunibla ibxM Ixl/Sla nAUMClBItNAN, 1 hotfiThll • Av«. dhott; ^ MARY HAJUK, trri AiiRii»t24, 11)70 natw Pranrfs P, Ponlir. J m,. n 'Hl Oct. 'it. Nrtv. 4. II, in 103.0' -THE DAILY REGISTER. RED BANK-MJDDLETOWN. N. J.:tv%DNE5DAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1970. the niawnoBtti period «u Mr. Waller aiafcrf ite WAtim, «fl beam <* » quarter l&creii* resulted per ©eat over the comparable from strong tales growth in Matawan Backs Eatontowii Board l!f,Hri- Inter- toe months of period in 18*9. Net income for several areas which offset national Flavors and Fra-1970, nearly 12 per cent above the third quarter was more short term softness in sales in grances Inc\, which operates the 1969 figure. than 12 per cent above that' a plant to Union Beach, N.J., Henry G. Walter Jr., IFF for the third quarter of 1969, the United State* and the Trailer Park Issue reports net sales of $78,809,000 chairman, said net income for the chairman reported. United Kingdom. FREEHOLD — Woodlawn denied it a variance for an closed down and residents MATAWAN - Despite an Trailer Park Inc., 125 Wy- additional 34 spaces to its thereof had no place to go, attempt to table the measure, ckoff Road, Eatontown, has existing trailer park. and that the growth of the the Regional Board of Educa- tost to its Wd to reverse Philip Jacobowitz of Eaton- borough was also a factor. tion' last night recognized the a variance denial by Eaton- town, representing Woodlawn, Mr. Jacobowitz told the Matawan Regional Adminis- town Board of Adjustment for argued that there were spe- court that Woodlawn was trators Association as the sole an addition to its trailer park. cial reasons why the variance abandoning its attack on the bargaining agent for the dis- Supettor Court Judge Elvin should be granted. constitutionality of the zoning trict's administrators. R. Simmill dismissed the He said inflation created a ordinance which bans the con- Member Herbert Parker complaint after hearing legal need for this type housing; struction of new mobile home moved to table the resolution arguments. that the Pjnetree mobile parks or extensions. approving the group, but the Woodlawn filed a complaint home park in Eatontown, one Representing the Board of motion was defeated 5 to 3. after the Board of Adjustment of three parks in the borough, Adjustment, John J. Mangini , He contended that although of Asbury Park, argued lhat a majority of administrators Woodlawn failed to establish had submitted signed cards special reasons. He main- IF ITS MAIM YOU'RE LOOKING FOR indicating their preference of Union Backing Jail tained that the site where the the group "these cards may trailer park wanted to put its , not be indicative of their per- extension was prime residen- Keyport & Red Bank sonal feelings and I'd like to tial land. check into it further," Mr. Pay Quest Judge Simmill, however, PRESENTS Parker said. noted that the land has none Board attorney Vincent MATAWAN - Full-fledged stantially above the present of the earmarks of prime resi- DeMaio said the cards were efforts by organized labor, in. $100 a week maximum now dential l^ind. He added that sufficient to indicate per- cliidjng court action, to pro. paid the jail guards:" the land in question is partial- ference of the administrators. vide "living wage standards" "There are no lower paid ly 'in the business and in the MWBERRTS 20* DISCOUNT NHE The vote to approve was 4 to for 108 correction officers at public workers in the state of residential zone, and that New Jersey and the dis-trailer parks were not per- 3 with board president John the Monmouth County Jail J. Bradley abstaining. graceful wage condition • for mitted in the borough. * We are happy to announce that on Thursday night, November 19th, The board also voted to rec- were pledged yesterday by the jail guards is compounded The judge held that no spe- ognize Local 11 of the Inter- Richard L. Macco of Mata- by the dangerous nature of cial' reasons for a variance from 6 P.M. to 9 P.M., Newberry's of Keyport and Red Bank will hold national Brotherhood of wan, secretary-treasurer of their work," he said, adding: were shown "and that the Teamsters as sole bargaining the Transportation Employes "Here-we have heads of Board of Adjustment was jus- a Pre-Christmas OPEN HOUSE SALE to which you are all invited. agent for the bus drivers em-... Association families being forced to tified in denying the variance. 88 1 11 ployed by the district. The .A ?? ? ™' work six days a week, at all. We will therefore offer you a special 20% Discount on all purchases vote was 5 to 2 for with Rich- Mr. Macco said 'the union hours of the day, round the ard T. Calloway abstaining. was prepared to seek an in- clock, and taking home a' pit- for this evening.* This special 20% Discount applies only during our Coordinator Named junction against the Mon.tance below $80 a week. It's William Blanken,'a social mouth County Board of Free- time Monmouth County re- Pre-Christmas Discount Sale Thursday night, November 19th, from : joined the human race in its studies teacher'in the Mata-' holders in preparation of its DECORATING PROBLEMS? wan Ave. Middle School was: treatment of public employ- 6 P.M. to 9 P.M. named Cooperative Education 197i'' county budget "unless es," Macco added. " II coordinator at the high the correction off leers receive The union leader said that' What an excellent time to do your early Christmas Shopping—plus school effective Monday. guarantees in writing that jail guards in Essex County taking advantage of the 20% discount. Mr. Blankcn will coordinate they will receive wages sub- were paid twice the rate giv- the work-study programs at en their Monmouth County the school funded by the fed- counterparts. "Let no one FREE ESGNOG and REFRESHMENTS will b» served at our Lunch- eral government. claim that Essex is out of line LongBranch because the rate in Essex eonette counter. In connection with this pro- compares with the rate paid gram, the board authorized Reclamation law enforcement officers application for federal grants state-wide. Only Monmouth Plan to enjoy a relaxing and profitable evening of family shopping -with for the 1971-72 school year for practices the pre-revolution- distributive and cooperative Site Picked us on Thursday evening, November 19th. education.' ary pay scale rate. . Pacts Awarded LONG BRANCH — The EI- Iji addition to Macco's claim of "sub-human _wage The bo.ard awarded con- beron Village area has been Very truly yours, < tracts for the renovation of rates" the labor leader also selected as the site of a pilot pointed out that the guards at the high school band room. J. J. Newberry General construction totalling project for reclamation of sal- , the jail, located in Freehold $4,977 was awarded to the vage material on a regular have to pay their own" hospi- USE WARDS CUSTOM SERVICI Charles B. Hembling and Co. basis, and Saturday, Nov. 28, talization. FREE ESTIMATES IN YOUR HOMH *. *F«irTr«Ud "I couldn't believe such of Red Bank; heating and has been set as "C" day — Call 542-2150 Today ventilation contract went to ' conditions existed In Ameri-, Cantello. Plumbing Corp of the start of collections. can today aiuf organized la-\ Use all of Wards Custom Elizabeth for $3,517 and elec- While announcing these de- bor join me in hoping to see Services RED BANK KEYPORT trical award was made to cisions last night, Mayor Hen- justice done. Both the courts • bMsprudi • Hindu' •droptrMJ Vena Electrical Co. of Cliff- ry R. Cioffi made it clear the and the general public should • slipcovers • nupholsttry 71-79 BROAD ST. 17 WEST FRONT ST. wood for $1,266. city was still seeking any fur- be made aware of the trav- Wards Monmouth Contracts for equipment ther suggestons on its recl- esty now existing in Mon- amation program. mouth County," Mr. Macco Shopping Center were also awarded including Eatontown clr. 10 AM till »:M PI one to the National Cash Regiiw '. The mayor said the site of said. •', • y,' ister Co. of Asbury Part •or a > this' pilot program, had been magnetic ledger &1 muter picked mainly "because of th# costing $28,609.40, to BUCK• -En - ' interest-of residents In that gineering Co., Inc. of- Sea section volunteering their co- Bright for an electronic, sys- op e r a t i 6 n in ..establishing < tem costing $4,330 and for me- regular route collections of chanical drawing furniture to bottles, cans and papers. the Keuffel and Esser Co., "Experience we Rain from Trenton for $3,933.60. this project," said the mayor, "will hopefully gride us In spreading these salvage pro- Board Plans grams into every area of the city." Sew Award * This pilot area Is bounded MATAWAN — The Han- iing Board has voted to by Cedar Ave., Van Court present an annual award for Ave., Park Ave. and the rail- architectural achievement to road tracks. the best commercial or indus- Noting that his office trad trial building constructed over 50 calls from volunteer For Happy Shopping Feet /Within the calendar year, be- workers in all parts of the ginning in 1971. city, Mayor Cioffi promised to Board member Frank Fer- 1 issue further guidelines later Florsheim's Fashion Shoes rano praised the move, stat- in the week to give more defi- ing it is high time the borough nite information to those seek- with That New Neat Look ' gave recognition to dwellings ing to participate in this pro- of outstanding design. gram. The board approved a mi- Next meeting of the may- Slim, neat, ladylike — with nothing nor subdivision for Michael or's steering committee on far out about them, our ne,w collection and Gertrude Brown creating reclamation and garbage dis- of Florsheim shoes is just what you've three residential lots on posal will be held in city hall Washington Street. on Tuesday, Nov. 24 at 8 p.m. been looking for. They're equally An application by Donald R. Holmes creating an under- smart with-minis, midis or pants. Of sized lot was held, for study. fine leather, either smooth or grained, Appeals Set and\all built on that famous Florsheim Drivers Fined In Freehold last-that puts a spring in your step! By Siegfried A) "Puff" black, brown, blue — $23 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Revaluations B) "Campus" brown $24 Three drivers were fined by FREEHOLD — Councilman C) "Milo",brown, black $26 Municipal Judge Arthur P. Alfred E. Sanders says that Siegfried after being found residents dissatisfied with the guilty of careless driving. land revaluation done by the Thomas J. Johnson of Cen- Jersey Appraisal Co. can ap- tral Ave. and Peter C. Peltz peal to the firm, but that the . of 24 Maple St., Keansburg, council could not interfere each paid $35 fines and court -with its findings. costs. Councilman Sanders said Eugene W. Barrodale Jr. of that if satisfaction is not ob- 18 Maplewood Drive, New tained from the appraisal Monmouth was fined $20. company, residents could ap- peal to the county and then to the state for revaluation. He Two Complete said that residents could call the Borough Hall with, com- Care Course plaints, and that a designated NEW YORK - Richard employe would relay the mes- Gregory and Andrew De Pon- sages to the appraisal firm. ti Sr., of the Garden State Concept Developed Ambulance Inc., 54 Birch Stating that the last land Ave., Little Silver, N.J., have appraisal was completed in completed the advanced prac- 1958, Mr. Sanders pointed out tical course on Initial cmer. that since then the state has goney care and transportation developed a 100 per cent land of the sick and Injured. valuation concept. He said The course was Riven by that the decline of property the American Academy of Or. true value was 'caused by thopedlc Surgeons at Colum- people selling lgnd for more bia University College of Phy- than Its assessed value. sicians and Surgeons, here. Councilman Sanders said They recolved certificates that although the council at the conclusion of the three, could not bring pressure on day course of lectures and the appraisal firm to revise BHOf •mbufy pork 773-4000 rtd bank 741-4O0010-5.30 wtd., Irl., tot.,to 9 »brltk town plow, 477-400010. work practice demonstrations Us appraisals, it could "make '», mm/noon* 5.30 ••Uubotl "i-lAOO 100 brood it.(lormorf/Oo*rita'i)9.4S-Sl30,man..thura.,1ri.,

in cardlorespiratory The Drug Abuse Battle The county's Narcotics Council have proven most costly to the tax- has asked the Board of Freeholders payer . . . and have proven to be a to hire a full-time administrator "as succession of failures." The council Mr. Gannon heads the focal point of a comprehensive has been in operation only since Sept. and county-oriented program of drug 1. It is made up of representatives of abuse education and prevention." law enforcement, education and pro- The suggestion is good, and should fessions dealing with behavioral sci- be accepted. We have not been im- ences. Its members have diligently, pressed by the county's progress on and quickly, moved to develop a tackling its drug problem. It has been library, a secondary school survey , slow, tedious and not at all fruitful. and the administrator's office. ' Now, however, with excellent leader- The council is serving as an agen- ship provided by William P. Gannon, cy for about 200 public and private £3 the council's chairman pro tempore, organizations that are striving to . Richard P. Kleva we appear to have something imagin- erase the drug abuse curse. That fact Assistant Professor EDITOR'S NOTE: This letter is in reply to George Shee- ative and innovative. alone, we believe,-dramatizes the pro- n'B "innocent Bystander" «olumn of last week. There are Until Mr. Gannon's announce- portion of the problem in Monmouth aMtoTco—STby Dr. Sheehan in his column today ment, Monmouth lacked coordina- County. on the sports pages. ,• \ tion in this important area and many Mr. Gannon and his council mem- well-meaning groups went off in all bers merit commendation for provid- Pleasurable Job directions. In his words, "most ing a framework for positive, effec- 23? Spring St. C-18 crash programs for fighting drug tive action. The freeholders should Red Bank, N. Jt • abuse have been ill-conceived . . . enthusiastically grasp it. T ° ^SMS of Red Bank have done themselves woud. The paxQwtkm and.enthusiasm in the Halloween Parade A Hope for New Jersey Clams my uiaiuis vu uic Red Bank Register for yqur superb coverage. The cooperation we received from the Register Although a program a year ago, from polluted Lakes Bay, near Vent- and staff was unbeatable. , ; My gratitude also goes to my fellow workers on, the to cleanse clams by taking them from nor,-to the purer Great Bay. Clam Parks and Recreation Committee, the Halloween Parade polluted Raritan Bay waters to Sper- ' mers rented acreage in Great Bay and Committee,-Mayor and Council, for allowing us to have'the maceti Cove off Sandy Hook failed .> perforated the harvesting and re-, THE REPORTER parade, CBCrTV Channel 6 (who televised the parade and will air It Nov. 15 at Molly Pitcher Inn), other publications for one reason or another, a similar planting labors. that helped with advertising, Red Bank Merchants, Fire De- project in South;Jersey this year is , Richard E. Bellis, chief' of the partments and Auxiliaries, Service Clubs, children who par- reported to have been successful. Bureau of Shell Fish Control, says A Most Courageous Player ticipated in Tag Day, car dealers who donated the use of Clams, once a most popular appe- the program, biologically, is a sue-/ By JIM BISHOP ring in them, but producing as well. So he their cars, the children and their splendid costumes, Red There is a lawyer in Minneapolis who needed money and he'said, "Sorry, Joe, but Bank and Rumson High School bands and other bands and tizer on menus in Monmouth County cess. Chris Riley, assistant director clubs from outside areas, all other volunteers and to the has a sweet, slightly busted face who speaks here I go." He went. Robbie, except for a of the Bureau of Shellfisheries, says Industrial Arts Club of Red Bank High School. restaurants, are rapidly disappearing) so fast that his wife had to take a course in few buddies who had money and no brains, "" in the area inasmuch as they cannot ' the result could be worth $500,000 to lip-reading to understand what he is Baying. was alone. To put a team on the field at the Because of the combined help of these groups and orga- be harvested in quantity nearby- pol-' • • the economy in terms of increased He is down to his last two Orange Bowl, he was shocked to learn that- nizations our parade was a great success. clients and Joe Robbie is • Many thanks for making my job an easy and pleasura- luted waters. Most restaurateurs clam sales. it would require an additional $4,455,000 in ble one. , . . - . have learned that the public is not Between now and Aprili the state more successful' than salaries, chartered plane flights, hotel ever. He went out and Sincerely, i rooms, and equipment. H. P. "Sonny" Thornton willing to pay the costs of shipping will evaluate the project from a prac-( bought himself a profes- then* into the county, and thus they tical and economic standpoint. We Chairman, sional football team. To get into the game, Joe Robbie also Halloween Parade have become,a gustatory casualty. ' hope the findings are favorable. Some publications do required a million a year over a period of It has been known, for some time There are about 75,000 acres of clams not share Robbie's en- eight years. "I didn't go into Miami blank," in the state which cannot be harvest- thusiasm for his own, suc- Robbie says, "We tried projections first, Hazlet's Politics that clams can purify themselves cess, so they take shots at and they looked good. Miami was right for a 15 Mercer St. • when moved from polluted to clean ed — many in county waters —be- him with their editorial B- team and we named them the Dolphins." cause they are off limits due to pol- West Keansburg,' N. J. waters. * With that knowledge, .tthe BISHOP B guns, but they cannot Robbie took a man in with him; named Po- To the Editor: deny that he has achieved state department'of -Environmental - lution. If they can be purified and tampkin. He had two automobile agencies — The recent article "Hazlet Rule 'Charige Sought" by Protection'—aj; a cost of less "than marketed, the state economy will be something alien to all lawyers —gone into a one in Miami and one in Philadelphia. :, Nancy J. Kubinski necessitates this reply ^because, in many business he doesn't understand, rakes In - * * * i :• Instances it is not accurate. As one of the' Republican can- $20,000 — undertook the South ier- boosted by many millions of dollars. money with the left hand and pays it out Arid clams on the half-shell may WHEN ROBBIE GOT the bill for the didates for Township Committee in the recent election I sey project of supervising the trans- with the right, became rich and in debt at first year, his hair began to turn white and Would like to say that Miss Kubinski's article gave more plant of about four million clams by again be a common and regular en- , the same time. he found himself surrounded by priests, all coverage'to the local election here than we received through- taking them on a 10-mile barge trip try on our menus. ( Robbie is a man with an attractive wife giving him absolution at the same time. The. out most of our campaign from your paper.

.•.••*•..'• and a couple of children, all of whom be- bill was $7,250,000. He was allowed to buy With reference to the third party it is interesting to note lieve in God. They make outrageous, non- four players from each of eight American that today we have "Conservative Independents" when only INSIDE WASHINGTON sensical moves and hand the situation to League teams, but when Mrs. Robbie saw yesterday we had Independent Conservatives. Apparently,, God, and all of them emerge with good the cost, shefelt like carrying the ball. they have realized it is more advantageous to be Conserva- . marks and money. Robbie is on the board of Before the American League merged tive. Actually, the label fooled many--voters into thinking governors of St. Jude Hospital in Memphis • with the National, Robbie was getting about they were voting for true Conservatives! One of their candi- which is a private project run by a Leba- $500,000 a year from TV. Since the merger, dates was recently quoted as saying the local dub may join Possibilities for Cabinet the National Conservative Party next year. Meanwhile, nese named Danny Thomas. You know what Pete Rozelle, the commissioner who is av- a Lebanese is. It's one who buys from the this year, a lot of people were duped. • erse to discussing dollar signs, was ready to By KOBERT S. ALLEN • awareness of the problems facing the coun- Jews and sells to the Scots at a profit. concede that the payment to Miami came to The president of this "third party" has demonstrated lit- and JOHN A. GOLDSMITH try and the urgent need for forceful mea- tle knowledge of local political geography. His statement 1 * * * . $2,500,000. President Nixon threw out eeveral high- sures to cope with them." 1 that a Republican win would have given Hazlet three men ly significant hints in the course of his THEY PICKED MIAMI, Fla'., for a pro- Robbie got the best 40 players he could, * * * fessional football team, which is akin to se- from one district is erroneous, and his statement that the strategy conference at the Biscayne Bay and they averaged about $25,000 a man in Independents were hurt in Raritan Valley and West Keans- IN THE DOGHOUSE — For some time, lecting Mao Tse-tung to be president of the White House: salaries. The professionals play 14 season burg is only a half truth. They lost in all 13 districts to the it has been no secret that Interior Secretary United Nations. However, Miami turned out games and about six pre-season games, and (1) Two, and possibly Walter Hickel and HUD Secretary George Democrats and they lost in 9 out of the 13 districts to the three, cabinet members to be football-mad. It was incredible that, they get their noses busted, their shoulders Republicans., , Romney are not in the best graces of the among the palm trees and sub-tropical dislocated, and their arms broken. In addi- will be replaced before the White House. If you check the record, taking into consideration the 1972 reelection campaign. weather, grown men would be. willing to go tion, players who intercept more than five out on a field and fight, mano a mano, registration of the voters, and the amount of money they (2) Slated for high ap- They are known not to have direct access passes are given a $500 bonus. Joe Robbie, spent, the Independent candidates did not fare too well. In against padded men who came from the pointments are three able to the President. Both cabinet members and Arthur Keiser, who is my journalistic fact they had no effect on the outcome of the election. It and attractive Republi- have privately complained about that, and cold north. ° assistant with the tape, figure that it cost will be some time before they influence local elections liere, cans who failed to win in that they personally haven't talked to the A bad move to be sure. However, Rob- $9,500,000 to start the season. Robbie could if ever. • , . ' the recent election, but President about their departmental affairs bie made it, chopped his criminal law prac- sell it all for $12,000,000 right now. , The idea of a mayor-council form'of government is the . who greatly impressed the for months. This is particularly true of Hick- tice down to zero, and concentrated on how He won't. He'll stay with the team. And same tactic as the Democrat proposal of a Township Ad-, I President. It's possible el. to be in debt above your ears. He and Danny yet, when you must make decisions, you ministrator. Both are suggested by persons not in office. e or more ot tnem ma Last spring, at the height of student un- Thomas put up a down payment of $25,000 must think of a fine law practice in Min- Not being capable of winning the control the easiest thing A 11™ °n y for three-fourths of affirmative votes from to do is suggest a change. " • ' get a Cabinet place. rest and disturbances, he made public a let- neapolis or an opportunity to make it big in ter to the President impliedly sharply criti- the American Football League to acquire the wrong city with the wrong game and, The article goes oi) to say "In campaign advertisements The three. Republicans who caught the. the Miami franchise. President's eye as promising comers are: cizing Administration attitude toward youth. perhaps, with the wrong team. Joe Robbie by the Republican candidates Israel and Koss, they made In a short time, the Lebanese found that Missouri State Attorney General John C. Hickel's bluritness won him no kudos in may be the most courageous player the ' known that the former clerk's departure was not regretted." he was doing TV specials, and not only star- Danforth, 34, who was relatively narrowly White House circles. Miami Dolphins have... That is not true. No such campaign advertisements were beaten by Democratic Sen. Stuart Sym- The recent defeat of Alaska's Gov. Mill- ever placed by us. ' • ' • ' s ington, 69, running for a fourth term. A er, Hickel's successor, also has not im- YOUR MONEY S WORTH Mr. Hept's statement that his wife remained in the Re-' member of the Ralston- proved his standing. Hickel is charged with publican party while he campaigned for the Independents to" not true. Everyone involved with the campaign knows Mrs. Purina cereal family, not unduly exerting himself to electioneer for Miller. ' Hept actively worked for the Independents even down to the Danforth was the only Re- Education vs. Income last minute by leading their nine car motorcade. publican to win state nf- * * * I would like to close by congratulating Mr. Bourbeau and fice two years ago. He BEING LARGELY attributed to Rom- By SYLVIA PORTER years of college education, the average you Mr. Kupfer on their victory. They ran a good clean cam- waged a vigorous cam- ney is the bumbling senatorial candidacy of If you're a sales worker, you're in a tiny must meet is tripled to $15,452. paign. paign against Symington his ambitious wife Lenore — who was over- minority if you earn $15,000 or more a year. * * * Perhaps some of the errors mentioned above can be on his age and alleged whelmingly defeated by liberal Democrat Only one in four sales workers does. THE LIFETIME ECONOMIC difference avoided in the future by closer coverage, of the political meager legislative record Sen. Phillip Hart. Neither the Adminis- If you're a clerical or service worker, today between a college degree and a hinh scene in, Hazlet. Symington's margin of tration nor leading Michigan Republicans you're in an even smaller school education is $245,205. The lifetime dif- Very 'truly yours, victory was the smallest wanted Mrs. Romnev to run. But Romney minority if you're in the ference between an elementary school and a Frank Koss Jr. of his Senate career. insisted on her selection and after a stormy GOLDSMITH $15,000-and-up class. Only high school diploma is $137,340. . Hep. George Bush, 46, inner party wrangle got his way. about one in 10 in these oc- ...AND STILL DOESNMT KNOW WHAT TO DOI who earlv in the campaign anpeared in have Significantly, neither the President nor cupations earns as much It is against this background that you a good chance to win a Senate scat. Both the Agncw camnaigned in Michigan. as $15,000 and if you're In must weigh the priority ranking given to aid president and Vice President A"in""'-ntl'' his proposals and measures. 10 professionals and technical workers earns Or will the money saved in the short run Son. Quentin Burdick for reelection. Klenpe Another cabinet meni'xr who tnav leave at least $25,000 a year. be wasted 1,000 times over in the future In also WHS considered a nMv winner,'"'' is Commerce Secretary Maurice Stans. His # ' * # terms of lost income taxes, increased costs defeated largely on the faitn issue. Burdick personal tit's and relations with !hc Presi- THOUSANDS OF WORDS could not dra- 'of public assistance, the financial depend- blamed Klenpe for the Adni'"W:i''nn't' dent are much more harmonious than those matize more clearly the direct financial ency of the elderly? farm policies, which are unpopular in North of Hickcl ;iml HMHIII''V. payoff of education and training than these Today, about 2,000,000 U.,S. households DaWa. But Stuns has been dropping hints for new figures released by the Census Bureau have Incomes of $25,000 or more. A similar No direct mention was madn (if any of some time that he wants to return to private on household income in the U.S. number havovincomes of 51,000 or under. the three in connection wilh [he c.-iiilnpt. tint life. Aged 52 and wealthy, he shuns Wash- The average yearlv Income of the U.S. The first group not only is self-support - the President was cxolicit about wanting to ington society and )s interested In big game household today is $9,544. But If you're head Ing but also pays fat sums In federal and hunting and traveling. brln" them into his administration. of the household and have had less than other taxes, makes substantial voluntary "We ncofl men of their <">lil>cr and pub- Anuni! knowledgeable Adniinls^ eight years of schooling, the average you |ln lr contributions to charity. It Is unlikely that lic anneal," rem'"' H. "Thpv '•••••e mil. trallonilr-s, It Is considered virtually certain must meet Is only $5,404. any members of thin Rronn will become de- standing ability, experience and keen Stans will quit In a matter of months. In contrast, if you've had four or more pendent on the public In retirement. -WE DAILY BEGISim BED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. UWEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER tt, 1970- Bright Lounge Charged in Brawl Probe SEA BRIGHT — Violation Lounge, "Inc., Ocean Ave., licensees, Irwin Levy paA report by Police Commission- He said when police did "Were severely hampered by William and Margaret Phil- cile F. Norton, due to a fam- of the statute oh operation of Here!. '• " Melva Jean Levy to appear er, Councilman John P. Weir m^ .,$<=, w enter, they found the overcrowded conditions in lips for the construction of a ily bereavement. licensed premises and viola- Borough Attorney Richard before council at 8 p.m. Nov. on a Nov. 7 incident at the about 50 males fighting on the the cocktail lounge and could 5 2-u n i t garden-apartment tion of the fire prevention L. BoneUo was last night in- lounge, when a mass fight re- main floor. Sgt. Harry Lake not fight their way in to sub- complex at 1382 Ocean Ave., Also on the recommenda- code, will be charged against structed by counc'l to draw 30, to consult on the matter. portedly broke out. Mr. Wen- and Patrolman Louis Schuff, due the disturbance. now occupied by a marina. tion of the Zoning Board, The Trade Winds Cocktail up the charges and Invite the Council action followed a reported that assistance had he said, were both struck in "None of us here wish to The one -and two bedroom council -approved a variance to be sought from the Police the melee. By the time order condone such a situation, units will be housed in two application by' William Sulli- Departments of Rumson and was restored inside the when police officers are as- two-story buidings with ade- van, for the aesthetic im- Highlands, before order was lounge, the report said, nu- saulted in the performance of quate parking facilities. provement of the Citco gaso- restored. merous fights broke out in the their duty, without having the Councilman Salvatore Gatto line station at the intersection Two Indicted in Auto parking lot. of Ocean Ave., and Rumson Big Crowd Found licensee give us a clear ex- • abstained from voting on the Road. Mr. Weir reported that Mr. Weir said that on planation as to why such a approval. Voting in favor when police arrived at about" checking, police found that all situation was allowed to de- Introduced by title was a velop in the overcrowded es- were Councilmen Joseph W. bonding ordinance to provide 1:40 a.m. on the day of the exits from the lounge, with Stout, John P. Weir, L. Rob- Deaths in Monmouth 7 tablishment." for $1.8 million for the con- incident, they found the place the exception of the main en- ert Osgoodby and Charles struction of the borough's FREEHOLD — A 28-year- Aye., Neptune, was charged ' Mnnis J. Campbell, 23, crowded with between 350 and Apartments Okayed old Eatontown woman and a with sodomy Sept. 4 in Free- Paramus, was charged with trance were- locked and Rooney Jr. Councilman John whole sewer project as one 19-year-old Middletown youth hold with a 17-year-old Eaton- 600 patrons, many of whom unavailable to patrons, and Council approved a Zoning S. Foreman, council presi- project. Public hearing on the possession of hashish and were trying to get out ordinance was scheduled for were charged in separate In- town youth and attempted marijuana July 4 in Keyport. none of them were marked as Board recommendation for a dent, conducted the meeting through the only open v Dec. 1. dictments , yesterday with sodomy the same day with a Juan Lopez, 44, and Manuel exits, in violation to the fire use variance application by in the absence of Mayor Ce- causing death by auto. 17-y e a r-old Asbury Park door—the main entrance to code. • youth. Lopez, 30, both New York Judith A. Van Schoick ,of City; Samuel Casillias, Hobo- the establishment. "Police," Mr. Weir said, Swimming River Road was In Police Assault charged with causing the James Figone Jr., 23, Mor- ken and Antonio M. Barhan, death of Denise Tynan, 16, gan, was charged with as- 45, Jersey City were charged Revolutionary Road, Colts sault on a police officer, Pa- with possession of heroin July Argylo frost fighters ^reminder trolman Matthew Danza, Feb. Neck, June 3 in Middletown. 29 in Middletown and with . . . Orion® acrylic 11 in Keyport and with resist- possession of stolen property. The two car accident oc- clochs and scarf be sure to keep Nov. 27 open to see curred on Middletown-Lin- ing arrest. ,'-•.-. They are accused of having croft Road and West Front St. Allen R. Blauvelt, Garfield, five men's suits valued at $375 The girl was a passenger in a ' was charged with embezzling $558 from Nancy Hicks, Ir- from Lou's Men's Shop, Long SANTA'S ARRIVAL by car which collided with Miss Branch; clothing valued at Van Schoick's car. vington May 10 in Keyport. He allegedly was givca a $170 from Grants, Middle- Bernard C. Reinertsen of' check from Miss Hicks to town, and three men's suits PARACHUTE Old Country Road was cash but failed to give her the valued at $210 from Twigg's charged with causing the money. Men's Shop, Middletown. at9:45 A.M. sharp death of Mary Beth Etnerick, 4, Manor Parkway, Lincroft Oct. 89,1969. - shopping center In Father's Car 91 . The girl was a passenger New Site Acquired IT VlatantowVl nC Circlei , Route 35 in her father's car which was CANADIAN'S J« Fro Parking for 5,000 can Stem Open Six Nitei to 9i3O. in, an accident with Reinert- RED BANK: 30 Brood St., ASBURY PARK: 600 Cookmon Ave. sen's car on W. Front St., Lin- 1^ croft. i By Teen Challenge These two and the following LONG BRANCH, — The consecrated young couples eight indictments bythe Mon- board of directors of Teen who live-in at the present mouth County Grand Jury Challenge Central New Jer- house in Long Branch. The were among those handed up sey has closed on the pur- men are theologically trained to Superior Court Judge Elvin chase of 25 acres in Ocean and are not only good teach- R. Simmill, the assignment County and will soon launch a ers but are available at all foods plus COSMETICS judge, who ordered them campaign to raise the neces- times for personal coun- filed. sary funds to build a new re- seling. '"'•.. James Williams, 23, Iippin- habilitation center. ' cott Ave., Long Branch, was The title to the tract is free The wives take care of of- charged with escape from and clear, and work will be- fice work and the preparation Long Branch Detective Albeit gin in the near future to clear of meals and often spend time VITAMINS HEALTH AIDS H. Tyler Aug. 6. Williams was the land for- the construction giving advice and comfort to in custody for an -alleged mo- of a new facility. Accom- girls and parents to seek help. tor vehicle violation when he modations are to be provided escaped in the municipal for 40 to 50 young men and Many telephone calls are re- building. the scope of the work to help ceived asking for help, and Howard Ford, 25, Cliffwood troubled youth in New Jersey the doorbell is apt to be rung Ave., Thomas Lester, 21, will be much enlarged. at any hour of day or night. BUY HOW AND Biondi Ave., and Thomas Cur- . Many gifts of money have ry, . 29, Cliffwood Ave., all come in to Teen Challenge The new plot of land is in Cliffwood, were charged headquarters at 646 Broad- Plumsted Township just off with possession of heroin and way here, including ?2,000 Rt. 537. Ground soon mil be SAVE DURING OUR marijuana Aug. 17 in Ma'ta- loaned for an indefinite length broken for the beginning of ,wan Township. of time. More than $100,000 construction and it is ex- . David S. Maul, 19, Jackson, will be needed if adequate pected that the many friends quarters are to be provided. of Teen Challenge will con- was charged With breaking tribute in time and money to- into a substation of Jersey Two features that have Central Power and Light Co. ward the early completion of 0 made possible the successful new and much needed quar- in Howell,. stealing copper record of Teen Challenge in ters. HOLIDAY wire valued at $142" June 30 salvaging young lives, its offi- and wit!} malicious damage of cers said, has been their utter property by, cutting grounding dependence upon God, and Set Parkinson's VITAMIN wire.' . also the built-in guidance the Allen Chisholm, 18 Heck boys receive from the'staff of Disease Forum BRICK TOWNSHIP — The SALE? Choose Any One Jtonmouth-Ocean County of These Clubs Pharmaceutical Society in- vites all members of the WEEKLY AMOUNT health team to attend a sym- PAYMENT OF C1UB posium on Parkinson's dis- • MINI HAIR •SO 25.25 ease tomorrow at 10 a.m. in $1 50.50 Kings Grant Inn, River Road I DRYER REG. 7.98 $2 101.00 and Rt. 70, here. I With Matching Vin/I Case $3 151.50 3 Speakers will be Dr. How- $5 252.50 ard Rosky, one of,the scien- BEAUTIFUL $10 505.00 tists involved in the devel- SERVING TRAY CAR VACUUM CLEANER FREE $20 1010.00 opment of the drug levo dopa, • With Each Club Opening and Vince Travit, pharmacist Just Plug Into Cigarette Lighter - Gift Boxed REG. 9.95 for Roche Labs. 3 Completed Club Accounts Earn They will discuss the PLUS Interest As Shown! pharmacology of Parkinson's •disease and the use of levo [BRUSH & SHOE HORN SET 00 dopa in its treatment. | Asst. Dragon, Sea Horse & Horse Heads-Gift Boxed MG. ] Jf • A sound color film on the 1.98 FIGHT disease will also be present- INFLATION ed. Refreshmentsv will be AT MIDDLETOWN served and parking space is PHILLIPS TRIPLE HEAD 98 ' 471-2400 available. foods plus 1 ELECTRIC RAZOR REG. 29.95 18 Bmiiimimmiiiiiiiii MONMOUTH MEATS 110 MONMOUTH ST. 13 MAIN ST. BRANCH AVE. RED BANK EATONTOWN LITTLE SILVER 542-0743 741-5350 741-5292 Order your FRESH, not frozen, oven-ready turkey now. All sizes, hens and DIGITAL = = 8 PIECE = toms, grown especially... ELECTRIC s £ PRECISION 5 ORIENTAL JADE FOR MEN'S TOILETRIES AFTER SHAVE 4 ox. JP #« A THANKSGIVING! ALARM S STOOTOOLL KIKITT S COLOGNE 4 ox. "1 with 2IPPERED TRAVEL CASE H | Pocket Size mi 59 U.S. CHOICE-BONELESS H For The Man MM 2 PC.SET CLOCK s | Who Think. Hi Ha. Everything M AFTERSHAVE CROSS RIB ROAST REG. 19.95 • I REG. 8.95 • LOTION & COLOGNE Arboaott ft Imtian SWIFT'S PREMIUM Uw.ffmh All Gift Boxed REGULAR and THICK 99' SKINLESS or LAZY MAPLE GROUND 99 9 VOLT TRANSISTOR FRANKS BACON CHUCK i 12" II 4 BATTERIES O. 07C REG.29<«a. O /Li 89£ 69s 58 BROAD STREET, RED BANK, NEW JERSEY Open 9 to 6—Closed Sun. Prlc. .(l.cilv. thru Sol.Nov.21,1 WO.Yf» r««rv« th» rljht t» llmll quanlltl.i.Nol r.ipon.lbl. lor TyponraphUnUiror*. Open late till 9 Wed. & Frl. DAILY 8A^-MTODZ£T0W,'N. ^.WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1970-

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He is charged under of misapplying ,$221,470 in nocence of any wrong-dping, against Mr. Seuffert are not ship business administrator well said. ' * MU>Dtf3T0*PN — Whitney ard W. Seuffert, suspended criminal charges. The Worst township business adminis- Civil Service rules with neg- township funds by depositing stating that "no funds were could logically be performed Crowell, tonuddp attorney, that could Happen to the ad- trator, lect of duty, willful violation . them without authorization in ever * dissipated, none ever by another township official last night outlined the legal of duties and negligence to- went to Dick Seuffert's ben- ministrator is loss of his job, mechanism for dealing with Mr. Seuffert was suspended the now defunct Eatontown designated by the Township at a special meeting of the ward public property, National Bank. All but $54,800 efit. . .All the funds can be the township attorney said. P.S, charges mads by the Town- i of the money has been recov- accounted for, and the only Repealer Possible Committee, or another kind of means Plus Service ered. difficulty is that lie Eaton- In -Mr. Crowell's opinion, job could be created to per- between Asbury Park town National Bank failed." Man Cleared At a public hearing Dec. 1, Mr. Seuffert, though; be has and Newark Bridge Advice before the Township Com- Mr. Wise made this declar- . tenure under Civil Service, In Court Case mittee, Mr. Seuffert may be ation last month after Mayor could nevertheless be're* By ALFRED 8HEINWOLD found innocent and reins- Harold K Foulks and Com- moved even if the governing South dealer FREEHOLD — A Jury yes- tated. He may also be found mitteeman Joseph M. Mala- body cannot prove its charges Asbwy U you are a crafty iefend- Both sides vulnerable against him. The adminis- er, you wait for certain situ- terday found Stanley Golem- guilty of one or (more of the vet revealed that the business Newark Bases NORTH administrator was asked "all trator's post was created by ations to confront you at the beski of Linden innocent on specific charges, in which Servinfli • K1064 pertinent questions" about an ordinance adopted by the UNCROFT—HOIMBS bridge table. You will be case the committee may con- V KJ864 charges of aiding and abet- tinue his suspension for a how township funds came to Township Committee. Asked MATAWAN-SAYMWOOOS ready to make a deceptive • 0 J7 if Mr, Seuffert can be re- - NEWARK AMORT ting in an attempted-larceny specified term or dismiss be deposited in the Eatontown •n route t Nt play without apparent thought • J10 National Bank without the moved by repeal of the ordi- WEST him. but with, a very straight face. EEAST March 28'of Maurice Township Committee's knowl- nance, which would eliminate FraquMt MtviM West's play in today's hand 4 982 4 03 Mr, Seuffert's recourse the job, in effect pulling the • via Parkway and Turnpike 4 Schwartz and Son Inc., Red edge or authorization. was typical: it couldn't cost V 52 (v, Q1097 from an adverse finding by rug out from under him,, Mr. Ask bui oporalor abort lowcort IWrtp anything, and it might steer O AK10951953 OO 82 Bank. the Township Committee is to At that time, Mr. Wise Crowell answered yes. eommulortlck*!. • 87 *• A9532 satvia COOBJINATED WNS»K declarer into a losing line of County District Court Judge the Civil Service Commission, added a challenge. play. SOUTH which would hear any appeal. Challenge Offered . "In my opinion they could • AJAJ775 George A Gray presided over do that," he said. West led the king of dia- - 4 If the commission should up- "If anyone wants to make a MmcatiKtr ^C?> AA33 hold the Township Committee monds and continued with the O Q6Q644 the three-day trial. statement that Dick Seuffert Elimination ofj^fhe Job of, MfflKw, IU. mm ace. Since east had signaled O finding, a further appeal to *KQKQf6 4 Ronald Sage of Freehold in any way misappropriated say, the police Chief by such a MMUMOh' high-low, West then continued the Appellate Division of Su- funds to his benefit, we chal- method could probably be at- Sooth WesBrt NNorti h East perior Court would be avail- with a third diamond. ss 2 , represented Golembeski. As- lenge them to make such a tacked successfully in court, I NT •Pass 2 4> Pass able, Mr. Crowell explained. South also had seen the Passs 4< 4 AUPass s 1 s t a n t County Prosecutor statement and take the con- the attorney explained, since high-low and therefore knew Opening lead — Representing Mr. Seuffert sequences," the lawyer said. a police chief is obviously that East was hoping to over- Daniel D. Hyman presented is Red Bank attorney Edward necessary to head up a police ruff the dummy. After some the state's case. W. Wise Jr. Mr. Wise has flat- Mr. Crowell has made it department thought, declarer ruffed the third-diamond with dummy's DAILY QUESTION king of spades. This shut out Partner opens with 1-NT <16 an overruff but made it diffi- to 18 points), and the next cult for. declarer to draw trumps without loss. player passes. You hold: S — South led the four of trumps 9 8 2 H — 5 2 D — A K10 9 5 8 from dummy and tried a fi- C—8 7. What do you say? nesse with the jack. This was Answer: . Bid 3-NT. Your a situation West had been Food waiting for. He casually partner will probably be able dropped the eight of spades to run six diamond tricks SHREWSBURY AVENUE on this first round of trumps. very quickly. If-he has three NEW SHREWSBURY Think Hard fast side tricks, he will have SDVKIS RIGHT HERE! South though hard about the an easy game. If not, perhaps eight of spades. If West had the six diamonds will give the started with the doubleton 9-8 of trumps, there was only one opponents discarding prob- way to prevent the loss of a lems. The jump to 3-NT is a OPEN DAILY 9 to 10 P.M., SUNDAYS 9 fe 6 P.M. trump trick. South led the low gambling bid, but it pays to heart to dummy's king and try such enterprising maneu- returned dummy's ten of spades. vers. (A Pocket Guide to Bridge East naturally covered with is available. Get your copy by the queen, and South won sending 50 cents to Red Bank with the ace. West followed Register Inc., Box 3318, CRANBERRY suit with the deuce, and now Grand Central Station, New the nine of spades was high. York, N.Y. 10017.) South had to lose a trump as SAUCE well as the ace of clubs. ... MONTCO South could not have gone Ducks, Geese Mated ' LB.CAN wrong if West had played the CAPE TOWN, South Africa deuce of trumps on the first (AP) — Poultry expert H. Al- round of the suit. With the berts said he has nine living nine and eight missing. South results of crossbreeding • would have to lead the ace of ducks with geese, which he trumps in the hope of captur- called gucks or deese as the ing the queen. spirt moved him. Sen. Case toSpeak

GROCERYDEPT At College Reunion U.S. FANCY REYNOLD'S WEST LONG BRANCH - include a tailgate Antique. SWEET POTATOES e U;S. Sen. Clifford P. Case will Show and Flea Market, an Monteo • 23-Oz. Can 25 MIXED NUTS ALUMINUM FOIL be the principal speaker for arts display and sale, per- a n alumni-faculty reunion, FRUIT COCKTAIL lnshell- 14-Oz.Pkg. 25 ft. Roll •18" wide buffet breakfast during forming workshop presenta- Homecoming Weekend Satur- tions by the music and drama Monteo • 30-Ox. Can day in the dining hall at Mon- sections of the college's Fine PIECRUST mouth College. Arts Department, and an in- K? SOUP MEAT Sen. Case's topic will be tramural football champion- Flako* 10-Oz.Pka. Ground BEEF "Ethics," according to Mrs. ship game. Marilyn Boyd, Red Bank, PUMPKIN homecoming chairman. The Chamber Chorus, under Monteo • 30-O*. Can Ground CHUCK- SHORT RIBS All Monmouth ^ alumni and the direction of \VUliam A. c faculty members are invited Wollman, associate professor BACON 59 to attend a breakfast at 9:30 of music, is scheduled to per- SAUSAGE MEAT a.m. Reservations and ticket information may be obtained form at 1 p.m. and again at F&OZENFQOD DEPT. t$r contacting the alumni of- 2:30 p.m., while the Dance fice at the college. Band will provide the enter- Whole WHITE ONIONS The reunion breakfast is tainment at 1:30 p.m. and 3 Monteo • 16-Or. ORANGE JUICE one of a series of events p.m. The Dance Band is un- SNOW CROP • 6-Oz. Con slated to be held throughout IRIXED NUTS Homecoming Weekend- which der the direction of Tommy Whole Kernel CORN or begins Friday evening. Tucker, associate professor of Garden PEAS • Montco* Saturday afternoon events music. Golden Ripe 10-Oz.Pkg. * LEGAfTNOTICES The Modern Chorus, under TOMATO JUICE the direction of C. Dale Monteo • 46-Oz. Can Candied SWEET POTATOES ft ^ e Hasse, assistant professor of Mrs. PAUL'S « 12-0i.Pkg, BANANAS •UPERIOK < OliBT U> NKW JERSEY v < II VNCKIt V U1VIMIIN MO\MO1 TH COli.NTV music, is slated to perform at Docket No. F-4338-89 County Federal Saving*! and Loan Afiso. 2 p.m. and again at 3:30 p.m. PUMPKIN or MINCE PIE elation, a Ravings and loan association. C Plaintiff va: Edward J. Wrofcle, Jr. et The art show and sale is Morton, * 20-Oz.Pio ux.. et &!»., Defendant*. By virtue of a writ of execution In the scheduled from 10 a.m. until above stated action to mo directed. X •hall expose for aale at public vendue sundown. Sliced STRAWBERRIES ib *t the Court House In the liorough of Freehold. County of Monmouth. New Jersey, on Monday the 7th day of De. Saturday evening, the LOUISIANA YAMS or Whipped Topping • Monteo • cembor. 19?O, at 2 o clock, i'.Jl. Pre. E-ZPEEL valllnK Time. Homecoming concert will fea- ROYAL PRINCE •240i. Can All the following tract or parcel of land and the premises hereinafter par. ture the popular rock group, licularly described, situate, lying and toeing In the Borough of Union Beach In Mountain, and selection of a Tangelo ORANGES the County of Monmouth and state of Ivew Jerney: Homecoming Queen. DEdlNNING In the ftouthcaatcrly side 6f Florence Avenue (also known aa Voting for the Homecoming State StreeO 50 feet Northeasterly therein from the Intersection thereof Queen will be held Friday with the Northeasterly side of Second Etrcet: thence evening during the film of the (1) Along the Southeasterly Hide of Florence Avenue, aforesaid, North -t.'i Farewell Concert of the rock degrees 50 minutes East, M) feet; ihenco group, Cream. The film pre- <2i South 44 degrees, 10 minutes Haul, 100 feet; thence sentation, scheduled for 8:30 Maraschino CHERRIES III) South 15 dogrees fjfl minulcs, West 100 feet to the Northeasterly slds of Hec^ p.m. in the Alumni Memorial ond Street; thence Good Value • 10 oz. M> Along the same. North 44 degrees Gymnasium, features a con- 10 minutes West, i!!t iret: thence (5) North 4ft degrees, 50 minutes cert sound system and infor- K'st. Ml feet: thence • U) North 44 deareea. 10 mtinitrs mal seating. DINNER NAPKINS V , 7,") feet to the southeafUfrly side of I'l^reiif^ Avenue, the point or |>1HIT of More information on the Vanity Fair • 75-Count !'H1N(J alHi> known and deslnnatfd ss various homecoming events SALAD FAVORITES. • II of L.r>tfl 40 anr] 41 and tho IIIOMI Knuth. *nsterly 25 ffet of Lots 3ft and ;lll. all In may bo obtained by con- JJlock 0 on map enlltled "Nfa» or Ilnlnn RIPE OLIVES QOc • CUCUMBERS Each Iteach, Itarllan Townnhlp rllod In thi> tacting the alumni office at >lonmouth <:ounly clerk'n Office Nol the college. Selected « Montco * 7}i-0r. Con O W e RADISHES Bag veinhor 1, tr>'.!0 an Casn Number 7-11. T O O B T II K It with nil materials. SCALUOHS Bunch «'iulimient, furnlshlnKa or other in'tpcr' ty whatsoever Installed ni« t>t April 1> Sweet GHERKINS limn, anil htntallcil niibseniient tliprctn Traffic Violation nnd lined In and about the hulldliiK or bulldhiRR now erected or heieaflrr to hn 16-Oz. Jor . HEINZ #rected Upon the Inndn herein desirlltrMl lines «>r $90 Levied vhlch are necessary In mr cnm|ilcli> • ul coirifcjrtahk1 use HIM! or: Alum, n/n Three paid ?25 fines: David wtudtrwit, ntorm door, Kim rniiBP. M. Uuda of Dunmore, Pa., Hefnit commonly known and dr'lK- nnteii •« No. 801 Surond Blrcct Itnlon Henry It. Dciningcr of 65 K. Bffiicn. New Jrrncy Th« HPprOKImalft nmoiint of tin) judp; Hiver llo.ul, Rumson, and Kd- ment tn hn MttH/Ird t)V **M naln 1" the •urn or BANK • MIDDLETGWN, N. J.;WEONESDAY< NOVEMBER 13, 1970 11 MiHion-Dofflar Loan Authorized f or By WILLIAM gr: ZAORSKI Pearce Of Coronet Ave., Lin- Freeholder Harry Larrison that both the bridge and road Bush that the railroad is now could be done to hasten the gional program. It win cover new bridge is completed, the FBEEH.OLD — The county croft, complained about the Jr. responded that Newman improvements are scheduled designing a new bridge to re- project, Mr. Allen suggested costs for pipe installation and existing one will be replaced Board of Freeholders ap- priorities of the bridge proj- Springs Road was one of the to be completed at the same place the existing one. he write to the PUC for acquiring rights-of-way. by another new one, to handle proved a bond ordinance yes- ect and Frank DuBush, Clo- most heavily traveled arteries time. The freeholder.noted that SO '•'We have hollered, yelled The first phase was estimated four lanes of traffic. ser Hffl Road, Colts Neck, in the county, with the great- Mr. Larrison said that the per cent of the cost will be and screamed,"" said Mr. Ir- at {7.8 million. The loan is to Mr. Irwin, Mr. Larrison terday to loan $1,082,000 to the 1 Bayshore Sewer Outfall Au- questioned the delay on im- est amount of traffic from the board expects to be ready for ,borne by the Public Utilities win, adding that the money provide the necessary funds and Freeholder Ernest G.; UKffity for construction of the proving the Rt. 520 railroad Garden State Parkway to the second road improvement Commission, 15 per cent by will be "thrown down the so that the lines will be built Kavalek were appointed to regional sewerage uystem. bridge in Marlboro. Shrewsbury Ave. phase; from, the parkway to a Monmouth County and only 5 drain" because only one train large enough to handle more the county College Board of The board also approved a Improvements Sought Freeholder Director Joseph little west of Brookdale Com- per cent by ,t}ie railroad. He a week uses the railroad than what is required for the School Estimate. - $715,000 bond ordinance to re- JM(r. Pearce at first main- C. Irwin added that the munity College; when the first added that Monmouth County stretch. "They'll probably Middletown Sewerage Author- place the present bridge over tained that the Rt. 520 bridge present bridge was damaged phase is complete. will end up paying more for abandon the track when the ity. State Visit Planned Swimming Hiver on Newman should.be constructed before in 1945 by a tank and that now Designing Bridge this improvement than any bridge is completed," he said. Construction of the New- WARSAW (AP) — Premier Springs Road in Red Bank the Swimming River one end the bridge is supported by pil- Concerning the railroad other agency involved in the The loan to the Bayshore man Springs Road bridge will Jacques Chaban-Delmas of and New Shrewsbury. then argued that the road im- ings. He said the bridge had bridge over Rt. 520 in Marl- project. outfall authority will be used begin after the state approves France will pay an official During the public hearing provements should preceed to be started first because it boro, Freeholder Albert E. In response, to Mr. Du- for construction of the first the plans. The project will visit to Poland late in Novem- on the measures, Kobert the bridge project. takes longer to construct and Allen explained to Mr. Du- Bush's question as to what stage of the $12 million re- take from 18 months to two ber, the official news agency years to complete. When the PAP reported.

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SWIFT'S PREMIUM "PERDUE" CHICKEN PARTS LEGS WINGS BREASTS 2% 49£ itAN ANO MtATY SPARE RIBS Regular Styla TURKEYS POTROAST 69fb See your travel agent of call . , , Dilicioui TOMS TOMS HENS PORK CHOP SPECIAL (I 20 & over 17^20 lbs. 10-16 IBs. RIB LOIN CENTER CUT 5% %% 89 Red Bank Airport, New Shrewsbury, N.J. Ib Rtd Itnk 747-9080 - Uwrf Pirk 5115200 , IT'S HARD TO BtlltVE BUT ONLY fOOD CITY OfHRS THE BEST AND GIVES YOU $ 1.00 ^j DAILY BEGISTER, BED BANK - MIDDLETOWK, WU WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER W, 1970- Date Fixed far Hiring of Little Silver Aide claiming union rules won't afc . FLE SILVER - Dec. 21 job since he wouldn't be reap- The mayor said the borough several states. This time, the lower the speed limit near the ingdale, hold up work on Sil- Mayor Judge said the light i set as # target date for pointed here- has received six applications mayor said, it is soliciting ap- school from 46 to 25 miles per verside Ave., Eastview Ave. at the intersection of Syca-- low it to replace the special; nrofe and Branch Aves. will light, forced Uie borougfr4p ' luring a new borough admin- with the announcement of for the position which will plications from the Bed Bank hour. and Conover Place until next 1 istrator by Mayor Thomas B. his resignation coining on pay from $11,000-$13,000. area only. spring. cost the borough $74 more approve the installation of »' The school zone will be in more expensive light- Judge. election eve, there was specu- Only "one or two" of the than the light that has been Mr. Johnston was appointed force only during recess and Borough Engineer August removed. ' • Ijufus Z. Johnston, borough lation that the resignation to the post at $10,000 after it applications received this when children are entering or Postel recommended holding The council parted a$600 'administrator from June 3, was a political move. How- had been advertised with a. time, Mayor Judge said, are. leaving the primary grades up the project which includes The mayor explafaed that contract to the TlwmasTter- . im, until Friday, Nov. 6, this ever, both Mr. Johnston and salary range of $10,000-$12,OQO from persons who applied school. '.,-'•' . .' ' street resurfacing 'and curb Jersey Central Power and rell Contracting Co.. year, resigned in a huff on Mayor Judge denied any po- and; he said,.was displeased1 for the position when it was installation because the ap- Light Co. removed a light at Shrewsbury to install a head- Oct. 27 when he was told he litical motive behind the tim- created in the spring of 1969. Previously, the council the intersection ' to allow wall on a drainage ditch tfcat, when he failed to receive a said, county officials would provals for state aid for the, had until Jan. 1 to look for a ing. raise along with all other project were received lajer street improvement work in feeds Little Silver Creek* ' Speed Zone Okayed consider school zones only the area. borough employes on last where the school faced on the than expected. The borough engineer rec- Jan. 1. , , The Borough Council en- dorsed a county, plan to pro- road. The side of the Point Council approved the. In- Change Is Forced ommended that the contract Earnings GainShown Before Wring Mr. Johnston, vide a school zone on Seven Road School faces Seven stallation of street lights at The borough, the mayor be awarded immediately be- the borough advertised widely Bridges Road near the Point Bridges Road,- a heavy traffic the intersection of Branch said, had installed a. special cause, he said, the current in national publications aimed Road School. street., and Sycamore Aves. for $190 light at the top of that light headwall "is going to fall into at retired army officers and Councilmen indicated that Work Delay Asked a year and the new Branch standard to illuminate poli- the creek," according to By Buck Engineering cemen directing traffic in the Councilman Lawrence Mill- in the New York Times and the borough bad asked sev- The council requested that Ave. parking area for $120 a ; RMINGDALE — Buck learning programs used by received 60 applications from eral times that the county the Earl Asphalt Co., Farm- •year;" "' • .• " .. ,.'V V. .;'" station area and JCP&L, ion.'' . •"••:.. ''>'•' '• • • ••' gineertng Co. Inc. has an- schools and industrial train- iced that earnings for the ing facilities for teaching months ended Sept. 25 electronics, electrodynamics 'rose 32 per cent to $215,540 or and power technology. 39 cents per share, from On Oct. 7, the company de- $163,665 or 33 cents per share clared a 4 per cent stock divi-. •fan the same period in 1969. dend, payable Nov. 24 to , '-porisolidated sales in- stockholders of record on 'iieased 37 per cent to Nov. 2. The stock commenced' •$4,390,334 from $3,200,275. trading ex-dividend on Oct. :- David T. Buck, chairman of 27. Spread the Cheer of the Holiday and Extend the Hospitality iKhe board, said that of the 90,000 sales gain shown Buck Engineering presi- the year -to date, $790,000 dent, Jack A. Cowan Jr., said of the Season with the FIN AST of Wines & Liquor for... 1 Ited from acquisitions the firm continues to expect $400,000 was achieved the sales and earnings for the jh internal expansion. full year .1970 to be substan- Through its divisions and tially better than those for subsidiaries, Buck Engineer- 1969. Consolidated sales of ing is a leading manufacturer Buck Engineering were $4.6 of educational equipment and million in 1969. Key port Warehouse For Diamond Pools SOUTH AMBOY - Dia- square fe^t the total area un- Fools has acquired an der roof for Diamond. Pools, square foot warehouse retailer in three reverse-sea- Asromarine Industrial latKeyport. son a 1 retail sales areas: is additional facility above-ground swimming pools: to more than 50,000 and accessories; Christmas WHAT A WONDERFUL WAY TO SHOP! trees and trim, and poor ta- Those Are Our bles and accessories. • CHILUD CHAMPAIGNE & SPARK- sang Girl The warehouse is centrally Everyday Prices... > LING BURGUNDY located to all three of Dia- Sought mond's stores. ! Alcoholic Beverages D CASES OF ICE COLD BEER ON HAND With the additional space, AT ALL TIMES MIDDLETOWN — Police Diamond Pools will be able to are continuing a search for Are Not Sale Priced! D LIQUOR GIFT BASKETS MADE J continue its policy of bulk ~ " Kennedy, 15, of 51 Kings purchasing of items imported TO ORDER last seen leaving her InCaseofTypographtcalErrtrAkahollt from Italy and the Far East BevcragtCemmisslonPriutfrtvail O PARTY NEED CENTER folia Thursday for classes in . and from American suppliers. Middletown Township High • LARGE SELECTION OF VINTAGE School. Mel Diamond, president of the company, said the firm IMPORTED & DOMESTIC WINES Miss Kennedy, daughter of employes 75 people during #js. Poppy Kennedy, founder ... fhty'n all part of tin Suptr Fiaatt peak selling seasons. Stores Hhe Monmouth County Hauer Ship's tllert t» itrru yo* btttar iter of the National Or- are on Rt. 9, here, Rt. 35 in itlon for Women, be- Middletown and Rt. 88 in a controversial' figure Lakewood. KENTUCKY __,. when she defended: BLENDED LONDON young people in the aftermath fcollfge Nights '" Clearwater Swim. Club SCOTCH ^fflSHjfent wi* police Sept. 11. WHISKEY VODKA DRY GIN Start Tomorrow 10 YEAR OLD The tall, slender blonde is '•Mm BOTTLED •, MHAST FWAST PRIVATE STOCK a sophomore student at the NEW SHREWSBURY — ••MOO* IN U.S.A. 90 PROOF high school. She.was last The Monmouth County Guid- HNAST seep at 7 a.m. Thursday. Her ance Direotors' Association will conduct its annual "Col- 17 mother reported her missing 1qt. 85 67 lot. fljff next morning. lege Night" tonight at Mon- mouth Regional High School, hot. 4 4" hot. 3 bet. 5 Police said she may be on here, arid-, tomorrow eve- her way to relatives in toe ning at Middletown Township 38 23 Bpston area. Mrs. Kennedy hall Q14 half had High School. • Q99 sa(d she has not heard from gal. 8 gal. 7 8" her daughter since, she left Directors of admission of 70 home. colleges will be present at the Wfien last seen the girl was two high schools to talk to in- wearing a black and red plaid terested students and parents maxicoat. Detective Robert about their college's offer- Olson is investigating. ings, faculties, costs and ad- finest in mission requirements. Each admissions officer will meet with three different groups of students and par- HOLIDAY JOIN ents during the evening pro- OUR 1971 gram, which will begin at each school at 7:30 p.m. Tomorrow, afternoon at The Cobblestones in Middle town, the college admissions Let our trained personnel help you with your next officers will meet and become selection. We carry a complete line of Fine Qjuality acquainted with college coun- selors from all county high Wines and Liquors to add that special touch to that schools. This meeting will be Thanksgiving meal, from a smooth appetizer sherry, followed by a dinner hosted to a sweet tokay dessert wine. When regular payments have by the counselors. been made on time as sched- Frank Grimes, director of uled each week and club com- guidance at Middletown, is In pleted. 4'/;% interest paid on the average balance main* charge of the "College Night" tained. Program, assisted by Miss Charlotte Hohenstein, guid- PRICED RIGHT FOR YOU! ance director of Monmouth S half $T 66 Regional High School. D Blended Whiskey FINAS•—T b.t•'•.' 3"gal. / William McDermott from FINAST S half $O14 1 Raritan High School is in gal. T charge of the "Meet the Coun- D Kentucky Bourbon PROOZ!F l£ 4" crcliants selors" program Thursday af- FINAST IMPORTED ternoon. D French Brandy filth Member: Federal Raierve FINAST 1 qf. $' 67 '23 Federal Deposit Inturanco Corp Dr. Gold Joins D London Dry Gin «0 PROOF b»t. , Riverview D Imported Rum FINAST 1IOHT* DARK RED BANK - Dr. Robert » S. Gold has been appointed to D Finast Scotch DOt Call oil us the associate staff in the De- 07 partment of Dental Surgery =• Canadian Whisky i;4D;D u;: *5 at Riverview Hospital by the hospital's board of governors. APRICOT or • Flavored Brandy fifth' Dr. Gold, a graduate of BLACKBERRY Rutpcrs University, obtained l secure his degree in dentistry from V the University of Maryland He served as an intern, ;. v resident, and later as chief the type resident, in oral surgery ;it RED BANK - Broad St. at Maple (Route 35) Bronx Municipal Hospital Center. Ijpme He was recently appointed V, MSTILICO YoNOOH BW | HACKENSACK-180 Essex St. at Railroad a clinical instructor in dental surgery ;it thn Albert Einstein . you \v§nt. College of Medicine and j SPRINGFIELD-727 Morris Turnpike member of the Attending Staff in Dontnl Surgery ;it Hronx Municipal Hospita Ht/LIANEY REALTY Cnntcr. ft • Tlndoll Rd., Mlddl.fown He is associated with Drs. ,. (Robarft Building) Morton Sellgman and Marc Cooper in their offices at 883 Poolc Ave., Hazlet, and 157 Maple Avc, Red Bank. -THE'DAiLY BEGJSTEB, BED BANK- MIMLETOWN, N. J.; WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1570,- Bandits Hit Liquor Store In Red Baqk OVEN READY, BROAD BREASTED RED BANK - About »145 was taken at gun-point from Richard Seidman, an employe of the Bed Bank Delicatessen and Liquor Store, 230 Me- chanic St. Monday night, ac- cording to Police Chief Leroy McKnight. He said the incident was re- ported by Mr. Seidman who gave this account: TURKEYS Two male Negroes entered Wl ACCfPI U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMP COUPONS the store and asked for a six- 22 To pack of beer. 24 lbs. Ib. Mr. Seidman went to the rear of the building to get the beer and when he returned to Cranberry the front counter, where the cash register is, the taller of 18 to the two pulled a small revolv- DUBUOUE er and told him to lie on the FiNAST SAUSAGE 21 lbs. Ib. floor. MEAT Register Rifled w The man with the gun then FINAST 10 to 14 lbs. rifled the cash register, which ] Fruit 1 Ib. contained $143 while the other 14 oz. took Mr. Seidman's wallet, FINAST PRIME QUALITY SWIFT'S PREMIUM TURKEYS holding $2 and credit cards l and personal papers. •• - • Cocktai 'THE FUSSY ONE" Turkeys The pair then escaped by "ButterbaH" an unknown method. Mr. WITH POP-UP COOKING Over 18 lbs 10 lo 24 R». U to 10 fcl. 101* 14 BM. Seidman was not injured. GAUGE, YOUR ASSURANCE «*4fc~ ALL STORES OPEN LATE e A county alarm has been is- OF A JUICIER TURKEY „ 1Q( sued for the two suspects. TUES. & WED. NOV. 24th & 25th 10 to 16 Ib* Ib. 45c Ib. »>45 The first is described as Sweet Peas being about 45 years old, six feet tall with an Afro haircut AIITurktyi told by your FINAST SUPERMARKET carry two U.I. OoVt Saali of Impac . Gr*«n fion for your protection. On. taal anurtt you of whotMomanan, tha orfctr guarantMs/j and mustache and wearing a Giant you o U.S. Ooy't Orad. 'A' quality bird, grvan only to tha finait of tha flock. Alw\| hat and jacket. avoitabla, a wlda lalaction of Copom, Oaaia, Ducks and Roaitlng Chldwn. The other is about the same Limit age, shorter, of average build. No description of his clothing is available. Chuck Cut „ Imp. Tomatoes Calif. Pot Roast Bom In "*• Sliced Quartered loin MCN's Capital LUIOIVITELU Each Pkg. Contains iu Stock Increased Itol. Ptded Pork Chops 9 to 11 Center & Hip Cut Chops RED BANK - "The comp- Limits - Smoked Boneless - troller of the currency has ap- Shoulder . |U proved the increase in the * 35' Water Added Pork Butt common capital stock of the . LIMIT HEASI Oven-Ready Monmouth County National & Short Cut |(j. Bank from $3,575,000 to Rib Roast From ltt 4 Ribs Only $3,750,000," George L. Bielitz Heinz Ketchup president, said today. m UnV Mb. Rights were issued to ALL VARIETIES—LIMIT 4 The Prime Butcher Shop •Jones Sausage * shareholders of the bank as of. lb c the close of business Sept. 29 Schickhaus heui[*!Sa larva SehiekhauZi -99 to subscribe to such Increase Hawaiian Punch can RIBS of BEEF Clt.-J D»«n Swift«Pramiumwith .79c at $5.50 a share. The new ad- b ditional stock certificates will 5UNRIPE WHOLE EXTRA SHORT CUT Sliced Bacon «*„..»„.«»«„ be mailed shortly. MitracorSal>mh Koshei r 7v*oz. IC Sliced Bologna "The increased funds will can All Maat or Ib. All B..f improve the position of the Jumbo Olives Finest Franks Ubby Brand bank in better providing for F1AST Call 842-5296 To Place Your Order Knockwurst Garman Styla the needs of the community and enable it to take advan- , tage of the changes which ^ FIRST OF THE FRESH PRODUCE may be expected in the bank- ing industry in the next few years," Mr. Bielitz added. Finast • The bank has 16 offices In Finast iMarshrnalibjys £.19' Sweet Midget Gherkins far the county and is in the pro- 25 ft. j C Florida Florida cess of building a new office Aluminum Foil '"''•'/iSL, 47 Finast Black. Pepper in Atlantic Highlands. It is ex- C pected that this office will be Richmond JCtffBeets 2 ** 25 Finast Extra Large Prunes 2185' Oranges opened in the spring. T-UIn MinLtxii •••' Rnaif.WhiH.Art. ."!,.31c Surisweet Pitted Prunes VITAMIN "C" SEEDLESS FLORIGOLD I able NapKins ?0\yt., », e ib. MID Meeting V.'n'16 Finast Curly Lasagna Finast Bread Crumbs Is Tomorrow L.n 21° Linday Jumbo Ripe Olives can> ' 15 49 I 6 49 Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce LINCROFT — An expanded Craan /*Jar«^ Sliead or Pranch &ra«n Baant; ^1 17*1 Princella Yams can ' executive committee meeting UrCCn Uiani SwotPoiateM with Pinapplt " lb c SM of the Monmouth Independent Alcoa Aluminum Wrap[*™^ 4 X" M Heinz Cider Vinegar Almeria Grapes Calif. -29 Yellow Turnips ™»- Democrats is scheduled to- $ With Tomato 8l/2 OL 1 JTC b C morrow at 8:30 p.m. in the £,? 1 Heinz Soaghetti Sauce (Chaesa can •" Finast Select Rip. Olives 4 Baking Potatoes SI5 b .g 49 Cranberries oc»-sPr.y First Unitarian Church of , c g c Monmouth County, 1475 W. , t57 Heinz White Vinegar Daliciout Finast Sweet Mixed Pickles '2"»-29 Kraft Orange Juice cjal.07 Front St. ' : Golden Yams c Calif. rf lk c c l Mi Members and prospective : FROZEN FOOD FAVORITES/ HOLIDAY DAIRY SPECIALS! Pascal, Celery * 29 Blend'O-Fruit - ' « »»-69 members are invited to share in open discussion of plans for SEE OUR FULL ASSORTMENT OF DATES, NUTS & FIGS next year, and analysis of the Mrs. Smith' 21b. orPiHtbury 1970 election and what the or- 12 ex. MR. DELH Where Available) International Seafood Dept. ganization can do to ensure Pumpkin pkg. Biscuits " Democrats being elected to PASTRAMI FLOUNDER FILLET the county Board of Freehold- VpnpbhlpC InButtarSauea, Thraa ers in 1971. WHOLE or HALF " pkfc«Dltll. I Sau Sea Shrimp Cocktail Pack 3 SNO-WHITE Officers of the MID are VCyClaUICa Corn, Paai,8aani— .3 oi. I l>irtskim SLICED ON Ib. FROZEN ib. Brunetto Ricotta 3 REQUEST Mrs. Peggy Kompfner, presi- dent; Fred Pohl, vice presi- Buitoni Cheese Ravioli CraiMad1 p lb: c Brunetto Mozzarella ' s ^ Froxon Ib. dent; Norma Rosenbloom of Kahns A/C Lrverwurst 59 Swordfish Steaks Interlaken, treasurer; Nancy Green Giant Onions C Soft Margarine Iffir? Baby Whitefish Chubs '/»'^75 Ocean Perch Froian Wye of Rumson, recording Finast Shrimp £".'„*.* , 801. C $ secretary, and JoAnne Roth- Brill nt Kraft Cheese Dips o.i^.i«.-ci.» White Meat Turkey Roll '/'"»• 85 Ocean Perch * 5 £ 2.89 stein of Fair Haven, corre- Cooked Shrimp ' 09 sponding secretary. "••M Fried Scallops Haat 4 Sarvo 12 oi. $12? Finast Melon Balls quart Imp. Danish Salami pig. I FINAST Qont., lk c Sweet Potatoes Mr-Piu|li Egg Nog Cole Slaw Sava Caih -29 Shrimp Rolls H««t I Sarva-Jumb» Ib. 95° Diabetes Tests Oven Fresh From "Fussy" Bakers.' Harvest Treats! Set for Friday NEPTUNE — For National Holiday FREE! THREE (3) Diabetes Detection Week, Finatt APPLE dookilcU sponsored by the state Health Items at FPFSH Pinaappli Formi-100% FINAST CRANBERRY SAUCE eV Umon Pur* t fr.rfi Department, Jersey Shore 1 Ib. 6 oi. pkg. In Dairy Can, Medical Center-Fitkin Hospi- Specie/ CIDER holfgol. MAXIM FREEZE DRIED COFFEE PIES tal will offer free diabetes de- . IOM tection tests to the public Fri- day. Prkesl Finast Peanuts Plnait Instructions for the simple £45' ENGLISH C9UUER flain or luclot IOoi,QQc one-minute test are to eat a Victory Cherries ' |ar «Jw t to p!i|. hearty lunch approximately Dal Monta MUFFINS DONUTS King Crab Meat l'/A to two hours before the Blu. test. Jumbo Cleaned Shrimp Plata Pollution 'Cure' Seen ; COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — ! Orris Hcrfindahl, an environ- Thii Coupon mental research analyst, has EDtKI 4Mb. cam of Sj This Coupon fc This Coupon * k/Jf>e Thii Coupon * *"C Thii Coupon A**c a proposed that the federal gov- Worth / Worth •**' Worth • «* Long Branch fRIf! 3 Fin,,, g»« Worth *3 Worth •9 ernment penalize polluting in- Towards tht purchcit af Tawordi tha punhaia of Towardt tha purchaia of Towardt Ih. purthai. of T.wsrdi Hi* purchait ef of a 2 Ib. can ef 320 Third Ave. dustries by; affixing to the Cranberry 5! o 5 Ib. bog tf a 10 »l. |aV *f • 11b. ion of four-1-lb. l''» Ib. pkgi. of prices of their products the ; PILLSBURY Betty Chock T Nuts cost of ttieir pollution. Sauce 3; KESTLE'S Red Bank Herftndan! said that con- With th. purchll* af J*[ | NESCAFE On* t an. |or af 35 • INITANT COrTII Crocker COFFEE sumers would quickly turn QUIK CAKE MIXIt Broad & Maple away from the ..higher priced limit (1) OoocTaY lup.r limit (1) Oaod at lup.r Unit (1) Oo.d at S'jpar limit (1) Good at lup.r limit (I) Good at lup.r Maxim Coffee 5: Finoil thru Jar.. Nov. lnt items, forcing the offending Flnatl thru fat,, Nov. Hit it Unait thru Sat., Nav. Jlil Flnoal thru lot., Nov. JIM Flnail thru tat., Nov. ]lit limit (1) Oo.d ol >Uf «r >£ J Atlantic Highlands industry cither to halt its pol- rlnoit thru Int., r'-v'llil •£ . M.F:O. RBR M.F.0. M.F.G. M.F.G. RBR RBR! lu"ng or go out of business. M.F.O. ., Rte. 36 & First Ave. The Washington researcher »noke at Ohio State Univer- PMCiS IFHCTIVI THRU SAT., NOV. 3Ut. Wl RISMVITHf MOHT to UMIT QUANTITIES. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. sity's conference on environ- mental li u... -1HE DAILY R£GJST£ai.BH> BANK • MBMJtEIOWN, N. X: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 18<7O- Boeing Recovery Seen S. GOVERNMENT MM6IID G*APt V* By ROGER E. SPEAR pated. Moreover, the project- uidity in case of any unfore- Q — In 1968, We; purchased ed near-term market (or the seen emergency. Without un- shares of Boeing. At this time plane has been reduced. due risk you can readily se- do you think we should take Successful While shares have long-range, cure a current return of.8.8 our loss, or hold ajid hope for speculative recovery poten- per cent on the $15,000 bal- some recovery? S.p. & P.N. tial, immediate prospects are ance from your, Eavings. This Investing uninspiring. A — Boeing recently report- would represent about a 63 When do you ed third-period Earnings of Q —; I am a divorcee, age per cent increase In your an- 50, desperately in need of ex- $4.4 million, or |0 cents., a grams, and interest charges nual income, assuming you LANCASTER BRAND share, compared v?ith a year- tra income. I have $20,000 In have the right o n substantially Increased my savings account. What are presently getting 5 per BROAD BREASTED GRADE "A" earlier loss of slightly less borrowings. Prospects of this cent to 5% per cent interest than $4 million, (jqiial to 18 can I invest in which woujd 21-LBS & UP I 17TO20-LBS. leading maker of commercial bring in more money but be on your savings. Two recom- turkey price? cents a share. Salej jumped to and military aircraft largely mended bonds are: Southern $913.2 million from; last year's perfectly safe? W.Mc. , depend on the continued ac- A —iv The most suitable in- Natural Gas 9%s of 1976 and $556.2 million. Despite the Im- ceptance of the' 747 Jetliner. General Mills $%s of 1995. Wh«n you'r* guarantttd a Broadir-Bmitn provement, Boeing had only a vestments for you are good Juiciar Turkey without having to ov»r-ip«ndl Ysu At present, total program ex- quality corporate bonds. I Both issues • carry A-ratings can dtpaml on td. tpidal brMding and rigid .39'L43« modest operating profit after penses on the air-bus are would, however, suggest leav- and are selling at a email pre- quality central of Aemt'i lancaihir ttapi to pro- allowing for $4.2 million in tax higher than previously antici- vid* a bfoodw biwnttd, tuidtr h»k«y tfiot wta it 1QTO 16-LBS. ib.45' credit amortizaticjn. Accord- ing $5,000 in the bank "for liq- mium over par value... s opart frem othtr Crod* A" Turlutyl. You could ing to company1! president, iptnd mor* and Mill not hav« a> fin* a tvrkty 'ai MO FINER SELF-BASTING TURKEY^ earnings will continue - at a lancosUr Brand. AT ANY PRICE! LANCASTER URAND low level in the fourth quarter also. He attributed the contin- Ppric«l*f (active BUTTER BEST TURKEY uing pressures m profits ttiru Nov. 21,1970. chiefly to reductions In pro- Quoittiiy nQntt '•«$.AHOI» I 17TOMIBS. I riOTOWUS. duction and delivery rates on •f#MfWBKfa rwt the 707,727 and 737 jet trans- rMgp«ibl(for port programs, continued low 43* I .47' 1.49' profits on, government pro- Joins Sales Staff Of Realty Firm MIDPLETOWN — Jack Preston Jr. recently joined C Navesink Associates Inc. He resides at 444 Bed, Hill Road, Cross Rib Roast 69 Chuck Roast here. ., ' .'( . Mr. Preston Befred three years in the U.S. Marine C Corps, serving to the' Far California Roast 69 Pork Chops East. He is a graduate of Middletown Township High School.,He received a bach- 100% GOVERNMENT INSPECTED LANCASTER BRAND QUALITY elorof science degree, from Monmouth Collegia and his real estate certificate from STEAK SALE! the Asbury Pari Business School;, L RIB CALIFORNIA CHUCK GUYS: AND DOLL'— Miss New Jersey, Hel* Yungst, presents H\e 4-milfiontfi {cut from chuck) (first cut chuck) Mr..Preston wab formerly 1 e m p.I o y e d by. the.' Bright Electrilcbroom produced by the Regina Corporation of Railway to Edward'Fold- Stores Inc. of Shrewsbury and man, vice president of Vornado Inc. af an observance of +h« milestone at the was a partner in the Jack Two Guys Discount Department Store in Hackensack. Two'Guys is a division of Ib. Preston Construction Corp., Vornado. Earl W. Soitz, Little Silver, president of Regina, loft, and Sig Reflib&ck, :n Middletown, andj has a vast THANKSGIVING CHECK LIST! Knowledge of area and con- vice president, marketing, look on. Regina is one of the nation's loading manu- struction.. ;: facturers of floor-cafe appliances. •', . : Ocean Spray 4 89' Strawberries Pumpkin 2 43' Reddi Whip Pie Crust 2 36 = Sweet Potatoes

SAVE 33c Green Giant Peas SAVE 1 lc—IMPORTED TOMATOES 3:. . . ^2-75^ HBW pi ' 30c OFF LABEL WITH COUPON BELOW All Detergent SAVE 10c— FOR COOKING AND SALADS JBJ JP^ Wesson Oil 3r 49

SAVE 19e—fARMDAtE FROZEN CHICKEN, BEEF, OR TURKEY SAVE 10c—PURE FLORIDA CITRUS _^ _" ' Meat Pies. 6 5S *1: Orange Juice . ... £"39* SAVE 18c^-IDEAL FROZEN CAUUFIOWER OR ' ' SAVE8e-SUI>RtM£ SANDWICH '. BroccoliSpears ..... 4 *& $1 Pullman Bread,...... ^5" 29e

GET AN EXTRA MEASURE 25,000 RETAIL STOCK OF FRESH FRUITS AND CM€ •very item sold at a fraction of TOYS BY VEGETABLES AT ACME! its cost. GREAT SAVINGS FISHER PRICE all Nationally Advertised as seen We Have Them All • Doll House YELLOW RIPE CHIQUITA *g #% FLUKIUFLORIDMA .accuixw*, on T.V. Creative Coaster • Farm & Circus Tool Bench • Musical & Pull Toys c • PARKER BltOS. MILTON BRADLEY • MASCON PRICES START AT Bananas » 1 O Grapefruit • KENNER CHILD GUIDANCE • MULTIPLE FRESH JUICY U.S. FANCY,RED • TRANSOGIIAM SKIL CRAFT • GILBERT • HASBRO KNICKERBOCKER • DOLLS Tangelos 10,., 39- Delicious Apples • • FRESH YEUOW _ ^ _ SUGAR SWEET Turnips 2 ibs 13c Emperor Grapes LOWEST PRICES IN OCEAN MONMOUTH COUNTIES MATCH BOX EXTRA S«,H 50 STAMPS. with irarilMit •( my 4 SUPERFAST SPECIAL with pmOmuri lib . fk,. *l ilkk with pw«lwi* if my 2 |«i w cms tl SELECTION IMPERIAL -i. IDEAL OLIVES LIGHT PORK , • CARS MARGARINE OR PICKLES BULBS !i CHOPS ' •UdwmobU Ihiu No>. 21,1970 No.. Jl, 1770 HldMnalit. Ihiu No». 31. l»70 ithruN»v.2l, 1970 it. U«IT ONt COUPOM -,. UMII ONE COUPON UMIT ONE COUPON UMIT ONE COUPON: FLEXIBLE FLIER lit n*nMii. i sll PiR FAMIIY

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HtFFIELD CHINA 1 JOHANN HAVILANO CONTINENTAL BAVARIAN CHINA EXTRA SfcliTw ^HINA AAUGS^ PvEGETABLE^ •30 STAMPS APPLE m A Cases Also Available only W ~W S1-"v°'"'' | j BOWL i I ORANGES I PIE 49 with Ihii coupon I I mfo. '» andt3.00purchaH " tach ^m valu«1 with tlM coupon H.d^mobl. Ihni Nov. Jl, I WO Quantity Limited IIMI1 ON« COUTON •" OPEN 3 * PER PAMIty. DAYS ONLY

THURSDAY rwihaia «l Mi., llu. !«• and FRIDAY ALL n,f0 FOOD PILLSBURY !;;; only W * '•••»»*•. COMPLETE STORE BUYERS SHOP EARLY II 10-9 M DETERGENT with tWi coupon STAMP FLOUR ii $-169 ond$3.00purchoM SATURDAY 187 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., SHREWSBURY «.J.»r.obl. ih,» Nix. II, I"D w. 11,1W0 10-6 AND SAVE liMil 6NI coupon _. .W.*n PUMPKINPll MIX ^39* PUMPKIN Five teenagers, Paul Zou- bek, Joseph Mauro, Valerie qjlA HE Cohen, fccott Frey, and Jane PUMPKIN ORICANO Diamond, will also serve on the committee, whose most BLACK PEPPER 55* important function, according PIG to the mayor, will be "to com- municate/'

Essay Contest •anona. »<»»'• Food Foodtown Fresh Produce! PlilSBUBY Winners Listed CAKE MIX NIBLETCORN SAVE 40c WITH THIS COUPON The Monmouth County CotifHMi good al any Fooall«wn SuMfiMrfcM. Catholic Youth Organization ONIONS LkrtH on* ptr adult fqmitr. has announced winners of this ralyNnrmm year's "Man and His Envi- ronment" essay contest. UCHTENIR They include: VICETABLIS High school division — Ei- ward th* purch«M of any f.fc, plif, 'eett Kennedy, Middletown Soh Spread Imperial Township High School, first Cltrw nlace; Nancy Buggiero, Ma- FRUIT MARGARINE . ter Dei High School, New SALAD 10c off our r«fulor low prk*. Monmouth, second, and Cath- orlne Folio, Mater Dei, third. Bakery Savings! TattM WHITE ONIONS Grammar school -r- Carol SHRIMP COCKTAII3 •''eiderowicz, St. Mary's MALLOMARS Foodtown Florida CHESTNUTS School, New Monmouth, first; ORANGE JUKI M«*M Any OtU MMI TUU t«M« O«on •John, Kalon, St. Denis School, Manasquan, second, and Shir- N ABIKO COOKHS ** 53 Dairy Fr.ih CRANBERRIES ley Juhasz, St. Joseph's SWEET CIDIR - MclNTOSH APPLES 3^,39' •School, Koyport, third. Foodtown Honovab 1 o mention — SOUR CREAM ORANGES •'oanna Yavoronc, SI. Hose Foodtown Regular or School, ^elmar; Franccsca SWEET POTATOIS ib. Stnen, St. Hose of Lima School, Freehold; William I,o- nergan, St. Clfcincnt'K Church, Matawan; Cynthia Flaherty , Prk«* aMattlva through Satuday. Navambar 21. Not rtwomibb lor typaaraphloil «rao. W. ra«rv. tht right to limh qoon«l«l«. M.mb.r Twin County Gro«ri. and Eileen Brcnnnn, St. Jo- Engllshtown, N. J. Fraelwld, N. J. wph's, and Debra Anderson, Mlddtatown, N. J. Torn* Rfvor N. J. Neptune, N. J. St. Catherine's School, East f}t. 35 & MK Hill Road Flihar Blvd. Rout* 33 42 Main St. Park Ave. & Hwy. 33 Keansburg, Farmlngdale, N. J. First, scennd and third End, Lenq Ironeh, N. J. Port Monmouth, N. J. Wairamuta. N. X place winners Will receive Hwy. 36 & Bray Av«. 10 Bank Straat Wait End Court & Market Plac* Suhiet Ava. awards at a meeting of the Jotkwn. N. J. CYQ Tuesday ab 8:15 p.m. In Toms Rlv#f| N« SHAMPOO Under 17 Pet. apartment of Marvin Mossef- should have no problem park- o The ordinance has been the man at 81 First Ave. on Nov. ing one in a garage and-one in subject of controversy since a 9: .".'.. the driveway. WHVPHYNMEr Contac COLGATE SUPER SIZE 12c OFF LABEL

Toothpast0c pOFF LABELe DEDEODORANN T 10c OFF L Dial PrP y WtVPAYttME? ••-.•. -' ,r~- • General AferchandUe (when rauaoicjavailable) —S. RIBSTEAKS If WHWHYY PAPAYY ,MORE MUKt?' OVEN *EU)Y. (FIRST CUT tiKJHTLY MKJMtlt) CMKS.OVENarPOT, S_ BREVONI RIB ROAST RIB ROAST .poi. TASTY.'lWVMSTt • .- no IPANTYHOSE 69*1 FRESH Shoulder Steak ».'lw Frozen Foods. CHICKEN PARTS , GrqMhdBeef »59* LEGS LB.49* HERE'S HOW... Ground Chuck *-75* •k Open a new coupon or big ticket BREASTS LB. 59* account for $50 or more on - jFre«h Fruito and Vegetable*... Shop-RiteSmoke Priced!d Butt • s »79* ' - Thurc., Fri. or Sat.'

FRESH CALIFORNIA JUICY — ._ -^fc. OR Broccoli Tangelps 10»K49* * Add $50 or mor« to your present Broccoli Spears 5r99 CAUFORNIA C/U-lfqfiMlAPASCAL ^._.' coupon or big ticket account on l Celery -*25* Thurs., Fri. or Sat. 0 fasti Friei COHILANOANOWmtSAP FLOKIOAJIHCY ' ' • • " • • OR f Apples l Oranges 12w39* JU. VARIETIES. NEW LtCMT • . •—*fc j. FLORIDA SEEDLESS . ^•j. EMPEROR • . • I ' ' , • • • * Add $50 or more fo your new Grapefruit 5w39* Red Grapes k.29i or your present charge account Sara Lee Rings 'X 59* on Thurs., Fri. or 5at. Ready-for-the-oven Delicate**en Quality Grocerie*.*. Shop-Rite Priced! family-size gobbler . ovuHKurrtmrotABUPnan* Canned 5. Ham $369 Diapers SWIFTS PRtMIUH 9 $ 99 WINTER FABRIC Canned Ham * 6 .K.tDJk.EXTRArA»CYO«»OEW«fHOTC JJ^ — -~ . $HOP«ITE MWOET HILD OR TAN6Y Mixed Nuts 5 53* Pork Roll $ REMNANT *H0f>4HTE REBUUROR THICK KiTblets Corn 5"r l Sliced Bacon ; -From Our Dairy Camel- SHOP-RITE TWIN PACK COLORED, Tomato Ju ice 4 'IS-* 1 MID-WALE WHITEOR COMBO American ••* Viva Towe|s COTTON CORDUROY yd. Cheese SHOPRITSHOP-RITE , 9-.. $ CrescenC t Rolls SHOP-RITE COUPON FLORIDA PACKED LEISURE WEAR and 00 Ci DRESS WEAR FABRICS Citrus Salad FREE Sour Cream Mb. package of SHOP-RITE Regular -Seafood Savings SALE 2S-30TOAPOUNO 41 »O TO A POUND MARGARINE DECORATOR FABRICS Shrimp Shrimp Good at any Shop-Rite market. Coupon limit one per family. Void I where prohibits by law. Coupon expiras Sat.. Nov. 21. 1970. $139 $1 19 k'1 *•»••• IN COLORFUL PRINTS yd. ib. X PRINT DRAPERY and SALE SHOP-RITE COUPON SHOP-RITE COUPON

yd. 20'off UPHOLSTERY FABRIC purchase of any rhe purchase of any High Count Cotton >/2 GALLON OF ICE CREAM BAKERY PRODUCT Good at any Shop-Rite market. Coupon limit on* per family. Void j Good at any Shop-Rite market. Coupon limit one per family. Void CHRISTMAS PRINTS where prohibited by law. Coupon expires Sat., Nov. 21, 1970. .where prohibited by law. Coupon expires Sat.. Nov. 21, 1970. For Table Cloths yd.. MM SILVER STORE ONLY SHOP-RITE COUPON Reg. 3.99 POLYESTER KNITS 10 Ib. Bag of Potatoes With This 2 99 coupon. Good at any Shop-RIt* market. Coupon limit on* par family. Void Good at any Shop-Rite market. Coupon limit one per family. Void wh*r* prohibited by law. Coupon mpires Sat., Nov. 21. 1970. WET LOOK where prohibited by law. Coupon expires Sat,, Nov. 21, 1970. VINYL LEATHERETTE yd. MIDDLETOWN STORE ONLY

7/ilfs KNOWN FOR VALUES the Purchase of any Boneless BEEF ROAST MIDDLETOWN LITTLE SILVER Shop-Rite market. Coupon limit on* par HIGHWAY 35. MIDDLETOWN PROSPECT AVE., LITTLE SILVER Store hours Store hours 9:30 •.in. to 9:00 p.m. 9r30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Sat. till 6 p.m. Sat. till 6 p.m. PAY MORE?i WHY rfce* ettatliv* thru *»»„ Nov. 21 • fMtypHiephM •«*•». W* »•*»• MM tiflM 'le mi *u*nWk», IS-' TffldMLY Freehold Elder §' Housing

. FREEHOLD — The Plan- ;be carried out by the builder, ner employed by the project Robert C. Neff, attorney walls has progressed to the •:*• I i ' ning Board last night ap- Domlnick AlfWri, of Union, developers, the Carpenters representing the Carpenter's point of prohibiting accurate, RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1970 —17 proved the site plan of the se- They are: Community Development Corp., reiterated Mr. Lynch's complete inspection by the nior citizen housing project — That the project provide Corp. Inc., has maintained plea, stating that the building building inspector. under construction on Throck- for 48 parking spaces to con- that plans approved by the would not be safe should the Mr. Sanders said that he inorton St. form with the borough ordi-J federal government need not floor not be completed. was "upset that the builder This approval came after nance requiring one parking comply with borough ordi- "If the floor is not com- thought that the council had the Borough Council issued a space for each efficiency or nances since the federal ap- pleted before the bad weather approved the start of the con- construction stop order Mon- one-bedroom apartment. proval supercedes borough gets here it might fall apart," struction by the fact that they day on the basis that no build- — That the builder provide authority. Mr. Neff said. were present at the project's ing permit had been obtained the zoning officer with land- Permission Asked Not In Board's Hands groundbreaking ceremony." by the builder. scape and seeding plans. Mr. Lynch liien requested Alfred E. Sanders, repre- The 48-unit, five story proj- — That the builder obtain that construction of the build- senting the Borough Council The project is being fi- ect hit another snag when the borough engineer's ap- ing be allowed to continue one on the Planning Board, said nanced with funds provided borough engineer Pieter W. proval of drainage and utili- week until the flooring was that the decision to reverse by Department of Housing Van Aartrijk and building in- ties requirements. completed. the stop construction order and Urban Renewal (HUD) spector Harry Lopatkin said — That the builder obtain a "The building cannot be left was not in the hands of the funds. Residents over 60 Monday that the construction special use permit. idle at this tune of year, and I board. years old who have lived here is not meeting federal, state — And finally that the buil- ask that we be allowed to He added that one reason for three years or more are or local standards. der combine the four lots cov- bring it to a reasonable level that the stop order was issued of completion, providing that eligible for efficiency or one Conditions Set ered by the project into one was because several walls did . bedroom apartments. Rents The Planning Board ap- deed to eliminate the interior it is in accord with the not conform to borough ordi- proval of the site plans hinges lot lines. borough ordinances," Mr. nance. Mr. Sanders said that are determined by the occu- on five directives that must Jay Lynch, a licensed plan- Lynch said. the construction of many pant's yearly income. Mideast'Victory' Ruled Out by U.N. Diplomat CONCERNED CITIZENS — More than 125 persons gathered at tfie Fisk Chapel J last night to pretest the hiring ©f the «6n of Fair Haven 'Mayor Rflfcert A. Mat- By HILDY FONTAINE Jews to live, together. He ad- • thews as superintendent of public works, -a new $9,000-a-year job, WEST LONG BRANCH — mitted that the recent death "We don't want any more vic- of Egypt's Nasser has com- ; . (Register Staff Photo) plicated the issue and has •1 • • - • • -" • • • ' , tories in the Mideast. . .we badly need successes,", said served as a setback because Lord Caradon, permanent of the uncertainty of the new United Kingdom representa- leaders in Egjrpt. Hiring Plan Protests tive to the United Nations, as Lord Caradon said that a he spoke here last night at the settlement in the Mideast fourth session of the Mon- would be the United Nations' iriouth College Lecture Series. "greatest achievement." Mount in Fair Haven Lord Caraflon replaced Dr. Agreements Made Wernher von Braun, deputy "There Is nothing wrong FAIR HAVEN - More than tentions. She declined, however, to associate administrator for with the U.N:," said the 125 persons turned out last Last :rdght's meeting, the say how many persons had planning of the National Aero- speaker. He sees no possi- night at the Fisk Chapel, second since the last council signed the petitions so far. nautics and Space Adminis- bility of its demise, and won- Third St., to continue protest meeting, was devoted to a dis- She said that they probably tration, who was originally ders "why we cannot agree against the hiring of the 25-, cussion of the proposed ordi- would not be presented to the scheduled to speak,. but who more often. We do agree year-old son of Mayor Robert nance. . council at its next meeting. is now slated to deliver his sometimes," he said, "and A. Matthews as the borough's Mrs. Sonia Reevey, a speech here Feb. 9. when we do; nothing cart stop firstsuperintendent of public member of the Concerned The younger Mr. Matthews . works. has been working for the us." Citizens, said that the group borough for two weeks as act- Admitting that there are The Borough Council, two Is urging a large turnout at "great difficulties of great At a news conference prior ing superintendent of roads at to his speech, Lord Caradon weeks ago, announced that it the next council meeting to an hourly rate. magnitude" as far as the Mid- Lord Caradon intended to name the young show the community's objec- east is concerned, Lord Cara- spoke briefly about admitting Mr. Matthews to the newly tion to the creation of the new The council has said that Red China to the U. N., a don said that peaceful negoti- When the British took the move which he supports. "An created ?9,000-a-year job ; department. with adoption of the ordi- ations are the only solution to initiative in the 1967 U.N. res- heading up both the road and The Concerned Citizens con- nance creating the new posi- isolated China is more dan- tion, it would name Mr. Mat- peace in that part of the olution toward peace, Lord gerous than a talking China," sanitation departments. tend that there is little reason world. Caradon said it was up to the The council introduced an for. combining the two depart- thews to the job at the $9,000 he said. salary. Being "severely practical," United Kingdom to "take an ordinance which would create ments and that any promotion impartial part," At that time, While he did not predict the new position and combine Edward Kiely, councilman Lord Caradon said, "I see no that Red China would be ad- should come from within the way of escape from the the United States committed the two departments and es- departments. in charge of public works, itself to Israel, while the So- mitted this year, he foresees PRESS1NG BUSINESS — Mayor Daniel J. O'Hern, left, tablished the superintendent's In addition, they say, the said Mr. Matthews was the present dilemma on any other eventual membership, esoe- basis." He stated that a mili* viets committed themselves was on hand yesterday with good luck wishes *t salary. proposed $9,000. salary could best qualified of those inter- to the Arabs. cially with support from such opening of Town & Country Press at 77 Monmouito Petitions Circulated be better spent by giving viewed for the job. tary victory would be "a countries as Canada and. dreadful and calamitous er- He did admit, however, that Italy. He predicts a very im- St., Red'Bank. He's shaking hands wM one of W>e The Concerned Citizens, a raises to members of the two He said four persons ap- he is convinced that the So- group formed to protest the departments. plied, but only two were inter- ror." " portant debate on this issue owners, Louis Mus+illo of Shrewsbury. The other own- The speaker's "recipe for a viets feel it is "too dan- . shortly, council's action, is now circu- Mrs. Reevey said the peti- viewed, and Mr. Matthews gerous" to become actively er is Raymond Sh-arabba of Oceanpart, right. lating petitions to force the tions were coming along was judged to be thebest ^Hundred Years War" be- s involved. "The Soviets," he "Also at the news conference ,. j .-, - ['Register Staff Photo) council to reconsider its ia- "beautifully." ' ' suited td the job. . tween the Arabs and. Israelis Lord Caradon touched on the is "to have either side con- said, "have written off any unsuccessful war." future significance of Afpca quer." What is needed, ac- in world-wide matters. "Afri- cording to Lord Caradon, is 'Grave Reproach' can nationalism' and white su- "an equality of state and free- The failure to achieve premacy will spill over to dom of movement" for both peace in the Mideast, accord- Britain and the United Party Assails GOP parties. ing to Lord Caradon, is a States," heial security Charles L. Morgan fined principal reason lor opposi- ,,. Buy 2 five packs of on« ifnmMirdiOraiTlpi.) ^•n«firi. From tht loft »r« C?*rl Wh«el«r of Long Branch, Mrs. Marforie Jefferson Frank J. Dittmer 3rd, of 92 tion." : ' Forman St., Fair Haven, $60 Answers. Wanted shape of any of these brands of Anbury Park'-and Ch«wy Jaefc»on of Metiwan. Othe-r recipient* included Mrsi on a charge of Ijeing under Maralda Cox, M«., H»1«n Simmont«nd Mn. Pearl Robinson, Atlantic Highlands'; the influence of narcotics. The authority urged resi- and get one dollar back from dents to ignore the ''esti- Mr*. Jacquejyn Eckstein; Matawan; Miss Janet Pugh and Mrs. Vivian Evans, At. • Also fined were William E. j mates" and to answer the Bandwagon, USA. WlUIPt bury Park; Mrs. Betty Coles and MIsi Alfreda Snell, Nep+une: Mrs. Mary Jan» Harrigan of Baron-Mayes Ho- questionnaire, sent to 430 resi- tel. Eatontown, $15 for care- Pastier, Port Monmoirtfi; Mrs. Dorothy Rice, Ktyport; Mrs, Btrnic* Doman, Brielle; dents of the Beera St. area. nilUIES - TIPSTER * WEBSTER less driving, and Tim Naka- • The questionnaire' asks Mrs. Ellen H. Lawrence, Long Branch; Mrs. Fran Glass, West Long Branch; Mrs. shian, Price's Motel, Long Mtr npim l> M Un

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By MARGUERITE HENDERSON Among those quaffing wine, savoring salad, smothering House Tour (and associated Christmas Shops)'sponsor«l by , An extremely hospitable hospital auxiliary - is that of bread cubes in -cheese and beef, cubes In foot oil (as well as "the Association of the New Jersey Neuro-Psychlatric In» tiie Henry Pollak Memorial Clinic, Monraouth Medical orange and apple wedges in chocolate saUce and coconut for stltute.. • Center. '••'"• County Fare dessert!) and having cake and coffee were Dr. and Mrs. Friday night auxiliary members and mates welcomed Harry Brunt (he is in charge of psychiatric services at Mon- „ "Rallying point tor tte benefit event — set for Dec. 8 Mr. and Mrs. Felix Pilla, Colts Neck (he is the new Mo»- ' mouth Medical Center), Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Pollak, Mrs. from 10 a.ni. to 4 p*n. - is fc3rd, ;a stu- the woods that surround it, the home's, details include «arth^ dent at Monmouth College., tone- Welsh tiles in the living area, an arched fireplace cuv •; from a solid piece of bluestone, cathedral ceilings and a Plan a Quick Trip ; ;, bridge joining upstairs rooms. • • This is not exiactly County Fare, but definitely within Call Mrs. R. J. Wdodrow, Rosedale Road, "Princeton, lor driving distance. We refer to the eighth annual Princeton ticket information or reservations. Aid Sought , , For Blind G*H MATAWAN - ThftMata. wan Junior Woman's Club is anxious to assist a 19-yeaix>M DIPPERS — A fondue arvd >vino tas+mg walcoms for Felix P'rlla, CoHs Neck, second from reft, the new ad- blind girl ' who has been ministrator of Mofimou+h Medical Center, was staged Friday by the auxiliary to the hospital's Henry Pollak stricken with multiple , scle- rosis. She has a talent tor \ Memorial Clinic, in the Shrewsbury home of Julius S. Christeman, right. Others at the •fondue table are Mau- writing poetry and a tape rice Pollak-, West Long Branch, who established the out-patient psychiatric clinic in mamory of bis iate father, _ recorder would be welcomed. »' and Mrs. Pollak, Mrs. Christensan and Mrs. Pilla^ left to right center. (Register Staff Photo) . Mrs. Ham Kratz or Mrs. John Bambrick have additional in- formation, . Mrs. Kratz and Mrs. henry ' Vreeland, Morganvllle, fire ' IT'S A DATE collecting games and trading THE ANGELIC TIGER stamps for a record player to LUNCHEON TODAY Mary Eurvis, Eatontown, be given to the State Home WEST LONG BRANCH - Avionics Laboratory engineer for Boys in Jamesburg. recently returned from three Dr. Dorsey Brause of' ^rook- Also, the club is sponsoring dale Community. College Is months in Vietnam with the Army Electronics Command a.ciiffwood Brownie 1*op Has really pounced on rising'prices, and is the speaker at fodajt's lunch- and will host a Christmas par- eon of the Monmouth County Kesearch and Development v/ valiantly holding them down. Come ..see liaison team, will speak. tv Dec. 10 for tMdfen in Christian Women's Club in Marlboro State Hospital: ^ the great values good hunting has pro- the Squire's Pub...... ,.'.••• COLLEGE WEEKEND A representative from the " duced. You'll purr too. DINNER MEETING CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. - National Association for Re- Mrs. 'John B, Russell, 82 tarded Children will be guest fcATONTOWN-: Members speaker for the dub's Nov. 24 of Space (Secretaries Profes- Buena Vista Ave., Kumson, and Mrs. Robert L. McCall, meeting. sion a 1 A s s o c i- 788 Tin ton Ave., New atidn, Communications-Elec- Shrewsbury,' were guests of tronics) will meet.in Old Or- theii": daughters! for Mother's Alert Given 15 FIRST ST. 842-O30> Runi«pn chard Inn tonight at 7 o'clock. Weekend at Pine Manor Ju- After the dinner .meeting- - *^'* *•&*.•*••*>* On Patriotism u • nior College, here. ' RED "BANK - The Rev. , John DuBols, West Long RACEWAY. SHOW Branch, alerted members of FREEHOLD — Tomorrow's COUNTRY SQUIRE — Former Gov. Richard J. Hughes relaxes at fiis Prinrcvton the Shrewsbury Towne Chap- fashion show at Freehold home, one of six residences to be opened to the public Dec. 8 at the eighth ter, Daughters of the Ameri- Raceway, a Ladies Day annual Princeton House Tour and Christmas Shops event sponsored by the As- can Revolution, to the need event, will feature fashions for a larger concept of pa- from Dainty" Apparel, Asbury sociation of the New Jersey Neuro-Psycfiiatric Institute. triotism at a luncheon in tile Park, modeled between the Molly Pitcher Motor Inn. . first five races. Post time: is Mrs. A. Francis Dietrich, 12:30 p.m. ,regent, accepted used cloth. ing to-be sent to St. Mary'* . "DRASTIC REDUCTIONS" BUSINESS LUNCHEON Rock Art Demonstration School for'Indian Girls at ' RED BANK — Tomorrow's Springfield,,, S. D. Members SAL Business People's Luncheon contributed $25 in cash to a in Trinity Episcopal Church Set for MAG by Jan Gary Christmas Fund Mr the girls} .• CRINKLE PATENT parish hall, White St., will Mrs. John D. Blair, Oak- feature Burgundy meat balls, RUMSON — Jan Gary, who after a rock collecting trip in rector of the gallery, will dis- hurst, will speak oh "History, ' mashed potatoes, gelatin sal- is featured in a one-man chow Canada Jn 1964. When they re- cuss the trend toward crafts of Bells" Dec. 7 at a 1 'p.m. ' yolue to ad, roll and butter, ice cream at the Charles Press Gallery, turned and sorted their finds of this century also at the meeting of the chapter in tHe with chocolate sauce and ( $35.00 Rt. 34, Colts Neck, will give a they discovered some forma- meeting. home of Mrs. Dorman Mc- beverage. It will be served demonstration on techniques tions that suggested a variety Faddin, 290 Broadway, Long from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. COATS employed in "Rock Art" at of subjects. From these they ALUMNI DIRECTOR Branch. • TWO STYLES AVAILABLE 9:30 a.m. tomorrow, at a developed pieces which in- morning coffee hour spon- clude figures, animals and HACKETTSTOWN - Miss sored by the Monmouth Arts birds, along with historical, Dorothy L. Wilkens of Pan- gy Pll* Un«d — Wat Look Patent Trimmed — Pile Holidays Ahead Gallery of the Monmouth Arts nursery and mythological ther Valley has been appoint- 75 75 Foundation in the Junior characters. ed alumni director at Cen- Is Benefit Theme ' NYLON BATTLE RUMSON - The Manhat- League of Monmouth club- Miss Gary's talents as a tenary College, here, by Dr. 13 Edward W. Seay, president of tanvllle New Jersey Shore COAT 12 JACKETS Vol. to 25.00 house. painter and printmaker are il- Club has named Mrs. Theo- The craft of Rock. Art was lustrated in her one-man r.how the college. Miss Wilkens, riW Untd — KUIten Crinkle Patent who has been serving, as the dore E. Brenner of: Tyson developed by Miss Gary and at the Colts , Neck gallery Lane chairman of the annual 75 75 her husband,'William D. Gor- through Dec. 5. school's alumni secretary PEA since June, is the daughter of benefit for the 1970-71' College BATTLE man, also a well-known artist, Mrs> Nancy J. Woodhull, di- 13 •Mr. and Mrs. August P. Wilk- Scholarship Fund. A Christ- COAT 18 JACKETS Val. to 25.00 ens, 290 Crescent Pkwy., Sea mas gala, "Holly-Go-Ltaht- Girt. ly," is planned for Sunday, "NEW SHIPMENT" Milton WSCS Se+s Bazaar Dec. 27, at the home ot Dr. 75 and Mrs. William D. ttfllMy, 5 MAXI ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Arno Weber and Miss Pris- LUNCHEON BOUTIQUE cilla A. Marek; luncheon,'the Buttonwood Lane. Tickets for The Women's Society of LONG BRANCH - The the cocktail supper party are PANT Vol. to 25.00 "Perfect Christian Service of the At- y o u n g-married Fellowship Monmouth Beach Auxiliary of Circle, and finance, Mrs. Ja- available for committee rnotn- • Nqvy • Brown • Grey lantic Highlands United Meth- Monmouth Medical Center bers: Mrs. Bruce Adair, Mrs. odist Church annual Christ- net Baker. The youth fellow- will sponsor its annual buffet Lynx DRAPERY ship groups of the church also Daniel Winter, Mrs. Robert SUITS mas Bazaar Dec. 5, from luncheon and boutique tomor- Neff, Mrs. Richard Slianley, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.- will be will have handcrafted items • Wooli • Polyaitcra FAKE FUR to sell. row at 12:30 p.m. in the Aux- Mrs. William Forsyth and staged in Fellowship Hall. iliary Hall, Bath Ave. Mrs. Dennis Lynch. • W* hav* the larqeit ulactlon In the COATS CLEANING! Mrs. Elbert Frimpter'is the shore area Chinchilla Guaranteed: coordinator of the bazaar NURSING HOME • All at our regularly Lew Prlcei committees; fancy work, Mrs. • NO SHRINKAGE • 24-Hour Can FAKE FUR 1ft 75 Reginald Dennett, Mrs. Lloyd • RN on duly all ilmei Drapery Factory Outlet • Hundred! of lultt to choo» from • EVEN HEMS Tingley, Mrs. Evelyn Travis, • Mtdlcerr* Approved 821 HIGHWAY 35 775-1894 COATS IO • SQUARE CORNERS and Mrs. Charles Herbst; NAVESINK HOUSE food, Mrs. John A. Scott,,Mrs. •9 RIVERSIDE AVE. HDD IANK WANAMASSA. NEW JERSEY •PERFECT Verna Gawler, and Mrs. Stan; Ml-UtO (NEXT TO CHRISTIE'S RESTAURANT) Always First Quality Merchandise . . . DECORATOR FOLDS ley Wiley; plants, wrappings <\ • NEW LIFE and cards, Mrs. Owen Taylor, RIADY.TO-HANC Mrs. William Schaphorst and ". THIS COUPON""' ALL NIW DRAPERIES Removing and Re-Hanging ENTITLES BEARER FACTORY Service Available Mrs. Lynwood Raymond; Soim Slightly Irrigulan of Nationally Advcrtlud Irondt Serving All of Monmouth ' children's surprises, Mrs. OUTLET Ocean & Middlesex Counties William Powell and Mrs. Al- OVER 4000 PAIRS! SAVE 66% OFF RIO. PRICE LUCY'S len Zellcr; white elephant, 5 Mrs. Amos Brlner, Mrs. Don- TOWARDS ANY ATLANTIC DRAPERY ALL AT MANUFACTURER'S COST PRICfllll ald dcFrcyro, Mrs. Louis PURCHASE UNTIL OPEN: THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY 9:30-6 CLEANERS Hamm and Mrs. Olaf Olsen; CHRISTMAS NEW HOURS OPEN TO PUBLIC > [ art. Miss Susan Baker; chil- 13 DIVISION ST. dren's funny faces, Mrs. El- Whistle Stop Thursday 10 A.M. • » PiM. BRIDGE AVE. and FRONT ST. 747-0108 RED BANK KEYPORT bert Frimptcr; Christmas Friday 10 A.M. - 9 P.M. decorations and tree trims, AMIClNOH 76 Forman St., FalrHavan Saturday 10 A.M. • 5 P.M. 264.3782 Mrs. Walter Krompholz, Mrs. , iMhlndAcmtMarktf • .TV& DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK,MDDLETOWN, ^..WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER W, 1970- to Scarcity of Domestics COHEN cook would command a sala- kind of school for domestic fin the Job demand ID the do. She also commented that home is fortunate to have day and does not consider, the do- ry of *3 to $3.50 an hour. All training is needed. mestic field, a few homemak- many \vomen expect far too help five days a week for $70. mestic chores >'emeanrog. Edwa/is Employment these wages would, of course, Uke the state agencies, the ers are fortunate enough to much from domestic help. "If This salary includes all laun- In another case, a home. has less trouble in vary for experience and par- have found household help. you want a maid to serve you ' maker feels you catf bine do- Edwards agency has' difficul- dry and cleaning plus aiding „ -guests for day work- ticular working conditions. ty placing employes because A Rumson family with a and wait on you, you can't ex- mestic help if you're per. prs. With services, the em- Wage Eanges of the local transportation. working,, mother and two pect her to do all the house- with cooking the night time sistent... She advises using ployer is charged a fee for keeping chores, too," she be- meal. This domestic help was the want ads for she believe* toe aid in finding a suitable Live-out weekly help (five According to Mrs. Edwards, school-aged children has had days per ^ week) are paid she receives many requests the same housekeeper for lieves. hired through a friend rnd domestics prefer finding a job domestic. For her services, this way on a person-to-per- Mrs. Edwards sets up person- about 575 a week while a do- for domestic help from Colts four years. This older woman, "Some ^women expect a has been with the family for , mestic live-in would com- Neck, Matawan, and as far who works a 5-day week is son basis rather than through al interviews between the once-a-week cleaning woman several years. an ngency. > • , employe and employer and in mand from $85 to $125 per away as Princeton. But trans- paid $50 and does all the to do in one day what they week depending on duties and portation to and from such housework, laundry plus Pride In Work Another woman agrees that this way makes certain that couldn't possibly do in five," the attitudes and personalia hours, if hired by the agency. places often curtails hiring.' cooking the children's lunch Another woman has not had advertising for help Is the ties of the two are compati- Recognition Needed While most private agencies and breakfast. she emphasized. difficulty in hiring full-time best irocedure, but advises ble. She also clarifies the - Mrs. Edwards feels that the surveyed don't handle the do- This Bumson housewife She noted that there are domestic help ... A working ' you must be willing to Inter, duties of the particular job. domestic field offers many mestic field, the few that did, feels you can keep five-day a many older women with re- mother who needs household view several people for the The agency requires domes- opportunities and .domestics indicated they generally had week help for many years "if tired husbands who want to help has hired the name wom- job in order to find the best tic day-workers to be paid at should be elevated to the more requests for domestic you treat them like human get out of their houses and do an that cooked and cleaned one for you. least $2.25 an hour (approxi- same plane as office person- workers than they could fill. beings." She added that if the various types of domestic for her mother for many Yet, advertising has Its mately ?2O for an eight-hour nel, "Women today don't rec- Some Are Fortunate housekeeper is given respon- work. years. According to this Mon.' drawbacks as often times an day) for general cleaning. A ognize competent workers via While the employment sibility and some freedom to Family Friend mouth County woman, her employe's reliability' cannot' laundress would be paid the rtey scale," Mrs, Edwards agencies, both public and pri- do things as she wishes, she A family In Ocean Township employe does an excellent be affirmed. about $2.75 per hour while a believes. She also noted some vate, are finding it difficult to will do a much better job. f with five children and a large job, takes pride in her work, (Tomorrow: Imported Holp) wmmmsmmmrmm Small Foot Problem Gets the Boot

Dear Ann Landers: You've vasectomy will not produce why. (It is always best to activity. And again I repeat, handled just about every impotence. It might produce settle on the fee in advance.) no man should assume the op- problem under the sun but an emotional problem which The vasectomy is legal tn eration was a success until he never one like mine. I'm a Ann Landers could in .turn produce impo- every state in the union. Once guy who has a very small tence, however. For this rea- has been checked six weeks it has been performed It Is later by his doctor. foot. I wear a size SC shoe. son, candidates for vasectomy sometimes possible to restore Men's shoe stores do not car- • Dear D. And C: If a va- should be carefully screened. sectomy is done properly the fertility with a second oper- The Catholic Church's posi- ry my size. For the past, sev- [ Tlie overwhelming majority ation, but the chances are re- tion on vasectomy is vague. eral years I've been going to chances for it coming "un- done" are one in a million. of men who have had this op- mote. A great deal depends Some Catholic clergymen tell women's shoe stores and get- - The price can run anywhere on the surgical technique me it is forbidden, ethers cay ting a perfect fit. As you Every male should return to his doctor six weeks after sur- eration say it Is not painful. used to produce the infer- it is acceptable under [special know, Ann, women's styles The entire procedure takes tility. The incapacitatiqn fol- Circumstances. It seems at have become very, masculine gery for a check-up. He should assume that he is fer- between 15 and 20 minutes, lowing the vasectomy is min- this point to depend on the which is a break for me. from $50 in the doctor's office imal. A man can usually walk flexibility of the clergyman In Boots are the In thing now. tile until the doctor has told him he is not. Impotence is (where about 50 per cent are. out of the doctor's office a particular diocese. My girl has been going with caused by psychological prob- performed) to {200. If the op- unaided, drive himself home I know of one celebrity who me when I buy shoes and nat- lems, not organic problems, eration is done in a hospital it and return to work the next has been talking about his va- urally the salesperson thinks in over 90 per cent of the could run higher. If it runs day. There need be only a few sectomy publicly for several she is the customer. When cases seen by physicians^ A over $250, ask your doctor days interruption of sexual years. He is Arthur Godfrey. they find out I'm the custom- er they darn near faint.' This bothers my girl a lot.1 Last week she refused to go shoe shopping with me. I hate to go into a women's shoe store al- one. Do you have any sugges- tions? — Boots • Dear Boots: Have you con- sidered the boys' shoe depart- ment? If not, why riot? Glve.it a try and if you can't find what you want, go'back to the women's department — alone if necessary. Dear Ann Landers: You've printed some letters about the male sterilization operation LA D1RECTRICE — Mine. Ginette Span tar of the fashion House of Balmain, right, called vasectoray. I hava chat* With Mrs. Charles Preston o,f Rumson before the direetrice lectured on her . heard so many contradictory. favorHo topic yesterday at the Junior League of Monmouth program in ths Com- - opinions that I am terribly munity Theater, Eafon+own. (Register Staff Photo! confused. Please check with your medical experts and get the correct answers to the fol- lowing questions: Can a vasectomy come un- The Bahrs Wed 25 Years Seek Names For done? Can a man tell for sure 'ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS— Mr. and Mrs. Bahr were Jaycee-ettes Award that the operation was a suc- Mr. and Mr. Robert Bahr of married Nov. 4, 1945 in the MIDDLETOWN —The Mid- cess? Can this operation 20 Memorial Pky, celebrated Highlands Methodist church. diet o'w n Township Jaycee- make a man impotent? Is it their 25th wedding anniversa- Mrs. Bahr is the former Shir- ettes are looking for a painful? How long does it ry here at a cocktail party ley Voorhees of Highlands. recipient for the Third annual take? Is it expensive? Is it il- "Woman of the Year" Award. legal? In which states? Once given by Mrs. Nelson Rob- Those attending were Mr. erts. It will be presented to an out- a vasectomy has been per- and Mrs. Walter Ferry of Bel- standing woman who, without formed can anything be done' ford, Mrs. and Mrs. John Bo- the aid of clubs or organiza- to restore fertility? To what relli, Red Bank; Mr. and Mrs. tions, has volunteered her degree is a man incapacitated Ed Hartcorn, Mr. and Mrs. time and energy for the bet- Dalton Carhart, Mr. and Mrs. after he has had the surgery? terment of the community, or How long must he refrain Edward Bahr, Mr. and Mrs. its individuals. Paul Joy, Mr. and Mrs. Mor- from sexual activity? ton Joy, Mr. and Mrs. Rich- Anyone who may know of a What is the Catholic ard' Ferry all of Atlantic woman deserving of the title Church's position on vasecto- Highlands; Mr. and Mrs. may submit her name, ad- my? If it is such a great oper- Frank Smith, Middletown and dress, and the reasons she ation why don't a few celebri- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bahr should be recognized. The ties come forward and Bay Sr., Neptune. recipient of this award will be they have'had It? — Dumb honored during Jaycee week And Cautious SAVE ON OUR The couple have one daugh- in January. 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Wes Parker of the Los ny Bench of the Cincinnati balloting with 149 points while Musial Honor Stands Dodgers and is the first Bed Angeles Dodgers was fifth Reds, the 22-year-old slugging ball Writers Association of Musial, however, still re- other two cast. Besides his America. •'", another member of the Reds, to win since Frank Robinson, two firsts, Williams was with 91. king of the- major. leagues, tain^ the honor of having won now with Baltimore, did it in added another crown today takesp Votes outfielder Pete Rose, also the MVP earlier in his career placed second on 17 ballots. Sounding out the top 10 when he became the youngest The young," strong catcher cracked the top 10, finishing than any other player. He 1951. He also had three third-place were reliever Dave Giusti «{ player ever, to win a Most received 28 of the 24 first — seventh with 54 points. was only in his second season yRobinson,, who helped the votes, one fourth and one Pittsburgh, Rose, outfielder Valuable Player Award. place votes and a total of 326 Bench is only the second when he won the National Orioles defeat the Reds in the fifth. Jim Hickman of Chicago, first Bench, who led the majors points. Billy Williams of the player in the 40-year history League award. Bench just fin- World Series', was in the lop After Perez in the voting baseman Willie McCovey of San Francisco and outfielder in home runs with 45 and runs Chicago *Cubs : was second of, MVP balloting to win the ished his third year with the 10 in the American. League came Bob Gibson, the (ire- batted in with 148 while lead- with the other two first-place award at the age of 22. Stan Keds.» MVP balloting won earlier by balling St. Louis right-hander Rico Carty of Atlanta. McCovey was last year's win- ing the Reds to the National votes and 218 points. Musial was 22 when he won in Bench also' is the first first baseman Boog Powell of who previously was named Johnmy Bench League pennant, outdistanced Bench's slugging team- 1943, but MusiaTs birthday 'catcher to win the award in the Orioles. the Gy Young Award winner ner. Frazier Favored, 5-1 Raritan-Matawan To Beat Foster Maintain 1*2 Rating Although Raritan maintains tors profited for the first time DETROIT AP — Bull-like "There's a traditional rule Frazier, unbeaten In 25 the top rung on The Daily in weeks. ( Joe Frazier defends his world in boxing that fighters should fights with 22 kayos, has been Register^ Monmouth County Only two games provided be dean shaven,'' Davey, a guaranteed. $150,000 against 40 heavyweight boxing cham- Top 10 this week, the voting', Grid what could be interpreted as pionship against lean and former welterweight con- percent of the receipts. Fos- was not unanimous. tender, said. iter, the light-heavy champion, mild surprises — Albury -hungry Bob Foster here The Daily Register Sports tonight as an overwhelming 5. "But styles and fashions seeking to go up in class, is Lines Park's loss to Toms River promised 22% per cent. Edit or Chuck Triblehorn, 1 favorite and, win or lose, change. As long as the beards voted Matawan Regional on South and Rumson-Fair he's already assured one dis- and mustaches -don't look The title bout is part of a scraggly, -they are accept- screened doublcheader also top after, the Huskies dumped Impress. The Bulldogs, 10th Haven's big victory over tinction. Lakewood with ease fast Highland Park. ; He becomes the first heavy- able." featuring a 10-rgund fight in last week,, are now eighth: Dr. Robert C Bennett, one New York's Madison Square week. Triblehorn'B reasoning Highland Park will not argue weight champion in history to is that Raritan lost to Lake- With Bayley-Ellard's visit of the examining physicians, Garden between two promis- that decision. to Mater'pel set back until fight with a beard. gave his blessing. ing heavy-weight contenders, wood's Week (before. * The tltleholder's 10-month ' Staffers Rich Nicoletti and . Shore Regional looks tough this Friday, The Daily Regis- "There was some question Boone Kirkman of Seattle and even when it 'loses. The Blue ter's forecasting foursome growth of chin fuzz, wiry as a George Foreman, unbeaten Jonni Falk feel that you can't Devils fell off-two spots to goat's and about three inches about the sanitary factor, fault a team which wins by was limited to a Id-game whether there might be a Olympic champion. ninth when they were blanked card. . • J in length, and Foster's sinis- The weigh-in here is sched- scoring 47 points against Mid-' by powerful Central Regional. ter-looking Fu Manchu mus- problem in case of cuts and so dletown Township in one af- Staffer Jonni Falk and forth," /.Bennett isaid. "In uled at 10 a.m. today. Fra- Manasquan brings up the tache posed the chief problem zier, a thick-shouldered, big- ternoon. rear of Uie top 10. The War- sports editor Chuck Trible- as the two fighters prepared modern^ medicine,, surgeons no.longerhave to remove hair > thighed figure who stands 5- The problem will be re- riors have had their tips and horn shared weekly honors for their scheduled 15-rounder in operations'." 11, Is expected to go at solved on Thanksgiving Day downs this season, but will with 14-2 records, while Ed at Cobo Arena. The, flght-another phase in around 205 pounds. Foster, a when the two dubs meet head still do no worse than tie for Walsh and Rich Nicoletti The Next Move the boxing explosion that may 6-3%-inch stringbean who has on at Raritan in a same the "C" championship. were only a notch behind at The winner gets a possible gross $20 million in the next' increased his height with spe- wh)ch will clear up the Shore V TOPIO' 13-3. Falk's card included a $10-million shot at Muham- cial food supplements, figures Conference "A" Division pic- perfect score, Ocean Town- 12 months-is expected to draw to weigh between 185 and 190. 1. Raritan (6-2) 'mad All, also known as Cas- 10,000 to the 12,500-seat arena, ture. 2. Matawan Reg. (6-2) ship's 7-6 victory over Manas- sius Clay, granting All can So Frazier may have a 20- Red Bank Regional grabs quan. ' ' , paying $10 to $100 a ticket. pound edge. .•/•;' 3. Red Bank Reg. (6-2) get by Oscar Bonavena In The live gate is caluclated sole possession of third place 4. Ocean Twp. (6-2) With a smattering of con- New York Dec. 7. to reach $350,000 with ancilla- However, it's not the weight in the balloting, while Ocean tests this weekend and the but ring tradition and the dif- Township, the "B", champ, S.WaUTwp. (6-1-1) After a study of the rules ry rights from closed circuit 6. Asbury Park (5-3) Thanksgiving Day finale, and consultation with doctors. television in 110 locations in ference in styles that tips the rests at fourth. . here's the way the season fight heavily in Frazier's fa- Wall Township Is fifth, but 7. Long Branch (5-2-1) Charles "Chuck" Davey, the United States, plus show- 8. Rumson-Fair Haven Reg. standings read: Triblehorn commissioner of Michigan's ing, in 26 countries overseas' vor. Asbury Park skids to sixth af- 100-38-3 (.725); Falk and Nine times in the past-start- DANCING AT THE BALL — Paul.Silaj (29) pi Hie ter its surprising loss, at Toms (5-3) Athletic Board of Control, via satellite bringing the 9. Shore Reg. (5-2-1) Walsh 97-47-3 (.70S) and Nico- ruled the excess foliage could over-all take up to around $1.5 ing with Jack O'Brien in 1906 Pheonix Suns and'Dave De-Busschere (22) -of the New River South last week. letti 92-4M (.667). million. and go\ng through Archie' Long Branch is back on the 10. Manasquan (5-2-1) .stay. York Kniclcs are in a dancing mood (or are they?) Pickers' Delight ' Snort Burst* Moore in 1956—a light heavy- move. The Green Wave hoD- Raritan athletic director weight champion has tried to as -the elusive iround ball sails out of the picture last ped to seventh from ninth Some semblance of order make the long step to the was restored to the high Frank Farrell reports that night at Madison Square Garden. The Kni'cks won the with a convincing triumph with cooperation from- the heavyweight crown. • Nine over Freehold. Rumson-Fair school football scene last times he's failed. NBA contest, 103-100. IAP Wirephoto) weekend, so the prognostica- weatherman the Rockets' Haven Regional continues to field will be ready for the sig- nificant Turkey Day finale against Matawan Regional. With field improvements not completed, Raritan has not Knicks, Minus Reed, Set the Suns played at home this fall. The By The Associated Press ' For a while against the Suns, - ing pad on his knee. : 12, and Paul Silas, 9, who con- of 108 shots, or. 27 per cent, Thanksgiving Day clash, The New York Knicks however, it appeared his ab- trolled the backboards. But slated to start at 11 a.m., will "It's just a sore spot in the their worst in several years. decide which of the two teams proved again last night they sence would mean the end of knee," he. said. "There was Hawkins hit only 4 of 18 field Only San Francisco's 111- can win without star center New York's string of 11 goal tries. will share or win outright the no medication. I had the same 105 victory over ~the Chicago championship of the Shore Willis Reed. straight victories over trouble last" year. / The Detroit Pistons better Bulls kept the Pistons from Conference "A" Division. The most valuable player in Phoenix. Leading 85-83 when "I'll just have to see how it catch their' second wind soon he went out, the Knicks fell because the balloon they blew falling to third place in the A couple of reminders: The the National Basketball Asso- feels tomorrow. I hope to traditional Thanksgiving pay ciation sat out the fourth behind 96-90 and sjtill trailed play against Philadelphia." up so big earlier this season Midwest Division behind Mil- is losing air fast. meeting between Neptune and quarter of the game against 100-97 with 1:52 left But they The Knicks play in Phila- waukee and the Bulls. Asbury Park lias been moved Phoenix with a recurring Bore held the Suns scoreless the delphia tonight. Pistons Need Rings In the American Basketball up to next Wednesday at 1 left knee and still the Knicks rest of the way While Walt Without Reed, the Knicks The Pistons, after turning p.m. at the Blue Bishops field, came from behind for a 103- Frazier hit a basket, Mike Association, the Floridians had trouble against Phoenix's in the worst record In the Na- beat Pittsburgh 122-116, In- while the annual Red Bank- 100 victory over the Suns. Riordan a decisive jumpshot rebounding front line of Neal tional Basketball Association Long Branch encounter will Reed has been troubled by with 42 seconds left and Bill Wlk^ 14, Connie Hawkins, last season, were the surprise diana stopped Utah 125-122* begin at 10:30 a.m. instead of the knee, called tendohitis by Bradley two free throws. in overtime and Memphis Phoenix (100(100) New York (103) of the league this year when noon Thursday at Red Bank. team physician Dr. Andrew OOFFTT OFT "I could have gone back V'Ar'le 10 3 25 Reed « 7 1» they won 12 of their first 13 topped Virginia 119-103. This weekend's abbreviated Patterson, since last season. Hawkins, 4 4 12 D.B'ichra 8 2 1R games. But since then, the in," Reed said, "but we de- Hasklna 7 9 23 Bradley 7 3 17 The Pistons, who led the schedule has Bayley-Ellard But it was a severely bruised cided it best not to." 8ila» 2"" 8" 1 Burnett 6 1 13 Pistons have lost five in a Bulls by one game, trailed against Mater Del In New hip that kept him out of two Walker ii o 2: Frazier 8 2 14 "He said it was bothering Counts 4 O - Stallworth 1 3 17 row, the last to Philadelphia only 50-44 at the half before Monmouth Friday at 8 p.m., O 2 Riordan 2 0 4 final playoff games and ham- him, but he didn't want to 0 0 0 Jackson O 1 X 113-91 last night. the 76ers broke It open as Ar- and Keyport at St. Joseph's of pered him in a third last come out," added Coach Red 30 22 101000 42 19 103 Although they hit a team chie Clark hit eight points and Toms River and Snyder of , spring agains^ *e Lps Ange-. Phoenix 24 2« 35 17—100 Holzman. "It was my decision New York ...33 a 27 1»—103 record 21 consecutive free Hal Greer seven. Clark fin- Jersey City at Red Bank les Lakers. The Knicks won Fouled out—None. , to take him out, as a pre- Total fouli — ftiotnlx 14. New throws, the Pistons fell flat ished with 24 while Dave Blng Catholic, both Saturday at 2 two of those games. York 21. from the field, hitting only 29 had 23 for the Pistons. p.m. , Absence Is Felt caution." A—18.27H. Still, the 6-foot-9 center led, Earlier this season, Reed the Knicks with 19 points and missed a third period' with 18 rebounds, despite spending stomach cramps and still the Joe Frazier -Bob Foster the final 12 minutes on the Knicks rolled on without him. bench with a diathermic heat- Grid Trust Bust Continues ThankyouTbankybu. Thank MHL CLEVELAND AP) - Gen- Sherman Anti-trust Act. Such the local U.S. Justice Depart- men about speculation that On Nov. 24th, everyone gets into Freehold free. We're giving eral manager Harold •violations could produce crim- ment Antitrust Division, said the jury was looking into the you one on the house to say, "thank you". For making this Sauerbrei of the Cleveland inal indictments for illegal re- Tuesday that the jury in- NFL merger with the Ameri- our biggest season ever. Browns returned to.the wit- straint of trade. vestigation would continue for can Football League and al- ness stand yesterday as a "We had a general dis- at least one month. leged blackballing of play- Federal Grand Jury contin- ers. ued its investigation into af- cussion of the overall oper- The St. Louis Cardinals are fairs of the National Football ations of professional football the only other team to con- Three defensive backs from and beyond that I can't make firm that it has been subpoe- the Browns' 1064 • league League. any comment," Sauerbrei Gobble. Gobble. Gobble naed for appearances this championship team — Bernie It was learned Tuesday that said during a break in his tes- week. Their officials were ex- Parrish, Ross Fichtner and On Nov. 26th we'd like to get the crowd together for an old- ••J the 23-member jury impan- timony before the jury Tues- pected to appear today. Walter Beach — were report- fashioned Thanksgiving breakfast of scrapple, sausage, eggs, eled Monday is looking for day. BI a n t o n Collier, the edly to appear before the jury ,; , . . home fries, biscuits and hot coffee. The tab? $2.50. The time: possible violations of the Sauerbrei spent 1>£ hours during its investigation. Browns' head coach, was the 'l ' 10:30-12:30. Before the races. On Thanksgiving Day. before the jury yesterday first witness to appear before Beach is now a student at morning and returned for the jury Monday. He naid he Yale Law School and filed a • , , .* ' 'j> , ' ct-daivies more testimony in the after- answered all questions but de- complaint with the Equal Em- •• ASBURY PARK noon. He was to be followed clined further comment to ployment Opportunities Com- by Browns' defensive back- newsmen. i mission two years ago. He WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT field Coach Howard Prinker Collier was followed by was waived by the Browjis Aloha. CHAMPIONSHIP of TODAY! and offensive Coach Nick ousted New Orleans Saints before the start of the 1967 1 Oth NOV nnsm CIRCUIT rv Skorich. Coach Tom Fears, who de- season and not picked up by Nov. 30th is the last day you can bet on one of our eleven ' ' JLO WEDfVt NO HOME IV Carl L. Steinhouse, head of clined to comment to news- any other team. t , . ' races. Or five exactas. It's also the day we pick the lucky win- LIVE From RINGSIDE COBOHAU DETROIT " ' <' ner of our free trip for two to Hawaii. Via American. So come Degnan Seeks Foes' Offense, on out and say goodbye. Or Aloha. If you're lucky. Finds Lineman of Week Title SMOKIN'JOE BLITZIN'BOB More often than nnl, the Freehold Raceway sive end at Shore Regional tum in the fourth period by FRAZIER ** FOSTER most v;i I liable player of a j^iv- High School. Degnan, a ft-0, nailing Eagle quarterback miclili 21 Knoctum 1/ rif.lili.33 Riwckogltl on iillilelic contest Is chosen IDO-nnund senior proved his Hobble Kcycs and tough full- worthiness, and then some, in The Whi-Placc-Show Place ...AND TOMORROW! ' I hack Mike Burko in their own 'Freehold, N. J. Wher* .36: Routes 9 It 33 meet. I from I lie winning loam. (he Blue Dovils' loss to Cen- IRISH BOONE Unbaabn GEORGE backfield on many occasions. This week The Daily Itcgis- tral licgional. KIRKMAN V*. FOREMAN Degnan also pounced on a muter nmt nmumt... rn tor's Lineman of Wie Week Degnan spearheaded (hn MADISON •9UAIW QtRMN tl£i .irises frmn a team which Devil defense and held the lon.se ICagle ball in that peri- TICKETS NOW didn't win, but played a whale powerful Golden Knglcs to nix od. The game could have GEN'L ADMISS » $6.00 of a ball game. points throughout most of the changed right there, but thp LOGES - $10.00 •HIM Dictum, The Daily c o ii I e s t. Degnan helped Devils were as buttciflngored llegislur's choice, Is a defen- change the game's momen- as^Ccntral. HO Mv Vhvsf 114W*H|IBk -THE BED BANK-MH)DLE?DWN, N. J.s WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1570• All-Star Teams By CHUCK TRIBLEHORN Register Sports Editor BBLMAR — The Shore Conference's soccer elite took Its bows here last nlgjit, as the Shore Soecer Officials Associ- ation staged its ninth annual banquet at the Hotel Barclay. Hie announcement of the conference all-stars — the cus- tomary highlight of the evening — represented a departure from the traditional selection of an All-Shore team. Instead, the Monmouth and Ocean County coaches who made the selections chose first, second and third teams, plus honorable mentions, for each of the Shore Conference's three divisions. Thirty-seven boys received first team recognition, most of them present last night to receive praise and awards. CHAMPIONS DOMINATE Divisional champions Neptune ("A"), Toms River South ("B") and Point Pleasant Boro ("C) dominated the first team listings, but representatives of all soccer playing schools In the Shore Conference were recognized. , •".. Four Neptune players — senior fullback Sidney Clark, Junior halfback Bert Napolean, senior forward Dan Pipeling and senior outside right Jack Megill — were named to the "A" Division first team. Toms River North and Long Branch each placed three performers. Senior fullback James Nielsen, junior halfback William Ryan and sophomore outside left Paul Larsen were Hie Mariners named, while the Green Wave boasts junior full- back Mark Kollogi, senior halfback Thomas Kelly and junior ; forward Frank Dean. Rounding out the 12-player "A" squad are SUddletown 'A' FOR EXCELLENCE — The Shora Conference "A" Division -first l»*m. front row, Township's senior goalie Charles Alexander and Brick Town- KST BOOTERS IN V — Named to the first team, Shora Conference "B" Divi- ship's senior forward Gary Hoffman. left +o right: Charles Alexander, Middletown; Sidney Clark, Neptune; JamM Ni«l- sion, ware, front TOW, left to right: Lucas Corrubia, Ocean Township; John Scat- Four Toms River South standouts lead the way on the ty, Tom. ftiv*r SouMt; Herb JeWer, Mon mouth Regional and Mike d'OowneO, "B" Division first team, senior fullback John Beatty, sopho- sen, Toms 'River North; Mark Kollogi, Long Branch; Bert Napolean, Nep+un*, *nd Ocean Township. Second row: Kenan Knierien, Shore Regional; Georgia Cor- more halfback Georgia Corrozza, and a pair of juniors, out- aide left Pete Born and forward Dirk Easton. Will Jam Ryan, Toms River Norrih. Rear: Thomas Kelly, Long Branch; P«uJ Lari«n, mu, Toms iRiver South, Tim Kousoulides, Freehold, and Pat/ Born, Toms River .Monmouth Regional, Shore Regional and Ocean Town- Terns River North; Frank D»an,'Long Branch; Dan Pipeling, Neptune; Gary Hoff- South. Third row: D'rrk Easton, Toms River South; John Natale, Shora Regional; ship each placed two on the honor array. Golden Falcon John Home, Monmou+h Regional, and Gregg White, St. Rose of Beimar, the out-' representatives are Herb Jetter, a junior fullback, and John man, Brick Township, wnd Jack Megill, Neptune. standing independent player. Serga taCroix of Asbury Park was not present when Home, a senior outside right. Blue Devil selections were halfback Kenan Knierlen and fullback John Natale, both se- (Register Staff Photo* by Lawy font) photograph was taken. niors, and Spartans chosen were junior goaltender Lucas Cor- ,n»bia and senior fullback Mike O'Donnell. cited as Shore "Coach of the Year," also an annual award. Pipeling hit the nets for 20 goals in 56 shots from his center Teammate Born, a Class "A" honorable mention in '69, (The ability and credentials of the first team selectees forward post, while Hoffman, Brick's co-captain, netted 10 scored 15 goals and had six assists. T.R. South's leading Freehold's senior halfback Tim Kousoulides and Asbury goals and 12 assists. Park's junior forward Serge LaCroix round out the select reflect progress of soccer to its present position as a major scorer was Easton, a Class "A" second team choice a year "B'> dozen. interscholastic sport at the Shore. Megill, another Neptune scorer, wound up with 13 goals ago. This fall he had 16 goals and seven assists. TWO TOP GOALIES Alexander, for example, Is rated Jn many quarters as on 38 shots, and three assists. Home led Monmouth Regional with nine assists and Thirteen players were named to the "C" Division first the finest goalie in the area. In 15 games, Middletown's Ocean's Corrubia, the "B" Division goalie, registered scored three goals as the Falcons' co-captain. He, too, is a team when a tie resulted in the balloting for the selection of most valuable player recorded 10 shutouts and allowed only five shutouts and permitted less than one goal per game. three-year regular. LaCroix contributed nine goals to the ' a goalie between HowcU's Bason Bambushew and Point six goals. He was credited with 184 saves — 94 per cent of More than half of the goals scored upon him were penalty Asbury Park cause. the shots on goal against him. Pleasant Boro's Tom Desanto, both seniors. shots. Point Boro's Desanto and Howell's Bambushew were Point Boro boasts three other members on the first Alexander's shutout mark easily established a new Mid- Beatty, Toms River South's captain, was an All-Shore equally talented in the nets, as the Panthers fought off tho unit, senior fullback Mark Schwab, junior halfback Richard dletown record. The former school standard of six was held first team and "A" Division choice a year ago, while Mon- v Dempsey, and senior forward Roger Duberstein. by Dave Skinner, a 1962 All-State honorable mention selec- mouth Regional's Jetter Is regarded as one of the finest Rebels for "C" Division honors. Howell added three seniors, fullback Ken Ivanchukow, tion, and Barry Stagg, All-Shore in 1968. fullbacks in county history. A workhorse who played every Desanto's two-year statistics are particularly impressive, halfback Steve Fisher, and forward Pete Martin, and junior Neptune's Clark has a "good foot" which helped him quarter of every game this fall, Jetter has all-around ability 21 shutouts in 34 games, and 20 goals against, five from the BUI Geartner, outside left. register 54 saves as a fullback, while Toms River North's which produced three goals and an assist when moved to the penalty line. This year he has nine shutouts and 135 saves. Two Henry Hudson Regional seniors, halfback Kevin Nielson is noted for his aggressiveness and head-work. forward line on occasion. Schwab is the defensive leader for Point Boro, and Wall's Koraek and outside right Tom Biley, were named to the Napolean, Neptune's halfback, is an outstanding All-Star O'Donnell has played every minute of the way as Ocean's Mansfield is rated the school's best fullback ever. This sea- honor list, as were Wall Township's fullback Mike Mansfield candidate. Unanimously acclaimed by the coaches, Napolean captain, key defensive operator and three-year1 varsity son, his third on the varsity, co-captain Mansfield scored a and Marlboro's forward Jeff Gerow, both seniors. often sails the ball 50 yards and posted four goals and an starter. 40-yard goal and went seven-for-seven from the penalty mark for a total of eight goals. The coaches gave special recognition to Greg White, St. assist while taking 26 shots at goal this fall. Corrozza, who scored 16 goals as a freshman on the Rose's talented left winger. White is the Purple Roses' senior 1 Halfback Ryan and wingman Larsen of Toms River North Toms River South junior varsity last year, tallied six goals Dempsey and Duberstein are Point Boro's co-captains, co-captain. recorded five and seven goals, respectively, while Neptune's and added four, assists •when not ball-hawking on defense. the latter the Panthers' leader in scoring and assist. Ricb Melvin, Neptune's first-year varsity mentor, was All'Shore Soccer Rosters Vols May Meet "A" DIVISION Voucolo, Mike (Lone Branch); Hol- Third Team Duberitem, Rofcr V Pt. Boro Falcons in Sugar Pint Team lywood08, Blch (Toma River North)'; oerrltT. Bruce o Mon. Rtg. Gerow, Jeff V Marlboro Flayer Position School MlJtEf !. Sob (Brick). Barring, Ed J-B T, River So. Geartner, Bin Or. Howell Alexander, Charles G Mlddletown HB—Turner, Ben (Neptune); Bit- RilJom OR H. Hudson. NEW ORLEANS fAP) •— Clark, Sidney FB Neptune ner, carl (Neptune): Bunmu, Steve Scores, John FB Had Bank Warwick, John FB Mon. Her. Second Team Eighth-ranked Tennessee will Nielsen, Jamea PB T. River No. (Lon* Branch); Wallach, Terry Edelken, sieve HB Asbury Park Kollogi. Mark FB Long Branch (Rarltan): Kane. Bill (Mlddletown); . • . • o Belton. Steve (Mlddlctown). Truai, Bud . HB Mon. Reg. None (tie) be invited to play Air Force Napolean, Bert HB Neptune Maketansky, M. HB T. River so. N«le. Bob .- PB Pt Boro Ryan, William HB T. TUver No. Olr-Shannon, Greg (Neptune); OL Shore . Ketchan, Tom KB Howell in the Sugar Bowl if the Vols Kelly. Thomas HB Long Branch Mcalynn, Doug (Ulddletown); Let- V Asbury Park Krupa, Gene FB Marlboro Laraen, Paul OL T. River No. tori, Joe (Toms River North); I>e- Amalfa, John HB Howell defeat Kentucky Saturday, a Dean. Frank F Long Branch Kcnaro. Bob (Rarltan); Pacbaco, Farra. Rich F shore HB Marlboro Chuck (Brick). Low. Hike P Freehold Johnson, Norm Pipeling, Dan F Neptune . Be&tty, Dan OR T. River so. LaSale, Rich HB Wall source close to Sugar Bowl of- Hoffman, Gary T" Brick . F—Blake. Lance (Toma River Hocking, Randy F pt. Boro MorUl, Jack OR Neptune North); Bennafe Troy; Yacovettl. Honorabls Mention Carlson, Rich ficials told the Associated Second Team Mike; Outateln, Mike. Ionno.Bart p 8r»S3!" Press yesterday. Moser, Dick O Neptun* OR—Blake. Cwlf (Tom« River O—Hawthorne, Scott (Toms River fiulmarnett, Jim Krokua, Robert PB Rarltan north), South). Morris, Perky F How,U The Volunteers are 7-1 go- Lwrlcri, Pete FB T. River No. >'B" DIVISION FB—Praet, Jon (Shore); Duhon, Third Team Krieder, Srnie FB Brick First Team . Rich (Mon. Reg.); Grimes, Jim ing into the Kentucky game, Buchi. Kevin HB T. River No. (Freehold); Epstein, Paul (Asbury Kmmons. Wayne O Wall More. Henry Player Position Softool seitr., Richard FB pt Boro HB Mtddletown Corrubia, Lucaa o Ocean Tatlnov, George FB Howell their only defeat was to Au- Agresta, Frank HB Rarltan Beatty, John ILfiideroatn, Roge OXJ Lakewood ' VS T. River 80. HB—Zjsmeo. Rusty (Ocean); Cook, Newman, Dave FB Wall burn. ' Rosenthal, Herb Jetter, Herb FB Mon. Reg. Douc (Red Bank); Tuman, Jon Keith, Tom HB PL Boro S" Mlddletown O'Donnell, Mlk« FB ocean ombadykow, Zera HB Howell Vandervolk. Pe.lt F Neptune Knterten, Kenan Sugar Bowl officials will Horlano, Andre F Long Branch 0£? '^w.'&MEoTt %&%& Kacbelreiss, Dave HB Wall Hartellus, John CorroEza, Qcorrtm §1 S> Schmidt, Wayne F PL Boro have representatives at the OR Brick tld T HB Freehold "* south). Hanson, Glen F Marlbor" ~ o Third Team Born, Pete OI» T. River Bo. F—Malone, Lou (Mon Her); Schaver, Ed F Howell Notre Dame-Louisiana State . Wllbert, Tim G Long Branch 33aston, Dirk P T. River 8a Butterwel, Dennis (Mon, Reg.); Mor- Shelnbaum Barry V Pt. Boro Matson, Rick FB Neptune Natale. John ' F Snore ris. 1>S (R,d Bank). Vaughan, Robert F H. Hudson and Air Foree-CoIorado Forster, Franza FB Brick LaCroix, Serge OR—Muleahy, Jerry (Ocean); Poraky, Don FB Mlddletown Horne, John_ SR tiSsng* MenaUi, Ed (Freehold). Honorable Mention games in addition to the Ten- Kretzer, Rich HB Brick Second Team Ranson, John HB Neptune •»te o Red Bank "O" DIVISION G—Lugos. Fred (Marlboro). nessee game. Barradata, Chip HB Mlddletown key FB Red Bank FB—vTebrook, Norman (Henry Accos, Nate OL Longi Branch Waldrop.BIll FB Snore First Team . Hudson); Tatnnor, Dave (Howell); The source, who asked not Langan, Jim F Nentune Chabot, Steve FB T. River So. Desanto, Tom O , PL Boro Henrlkson, Roy (Marlboro). Olandz, George F T. TTlver No. Guenxburger, B, HB T. River So. Bambushew, B. O Howell HB—Marina, Bob (Howell); Shel- to be identified, said that Ar- DICapua, Ron P T. River No. Bechtle, Chris HB Mon. Jt»«. Schwab.Mark FT* Pt. Boro don, Mike (Marlboro); Long, Jim Bamueli,, MkMike OR Long Branch Shakespeare, D. HB Freehold ' Ivuchokov, Ken PB Howell (Henry Hudson). . kansas and Arizona State, HonorablH e Mention Ortli, Victor OL Red Bank MsnsMeia, Mike FB Wall F—Kelly. Willie, (Howell): Gros- both in the Top Ten, have O—Smith, Vauglm (Toms River XHnhorn, Arnold F Ocean F-liher, Bteve HB Howell venor, Ray (Wall); Datzrewsky, North); Well*. Mike (Brick); Rlzzlo, Yang, Dave F Freehold Dempsey, Rich. HB Pt. Boro Luby (Marlboro); Patuman, Orlpp been eliminated from consul Don (Rarltan}. Bruno. Tim F Ocean Korner. Kevin (Marlboro); Chemarenko. Pete FB—Korbran. Ken (Mlddletown); Peluso, Mickey OR Shore Martin, Pet* (Howell). eration for the Sugar Bowl.

CLASS "C" SUPREMACY — Sslocted to the Star* Conlarance's "C" Division first t..m were, left to right, front rowt Tom Desanio. Point Borof Ba,or, *™\f™<< rioweil- Mark Schwab, Point Boro; Ken Ivanchukov, Howell; Mike Mansfield, Wall Township, and Steve Fisher, Howell. Second row: Richard Oompsey, Point Boro; K.vin Kornok. Henry Hudson Regional; Roger Duberstein, Point Boro; Jeff Gerow. Marino; Bill Geartner, Howell, and Tom Riley. Henry Hudson Regional. Howell * Body Puts Ed in Educatioii HfcW'Martin was not present when photograph was taken. Yesterday's Results By GEORGE SHEEHAN states that throughout life the emerging conception • Last week Lawrence WBeatman, a 6-4 former vat^ of self is highly conditioned by what is done with the Freehold Today aen^K^c^n'toV-Mf4% sity swimmer and'A' student at George Washington body. High School In Manhattan, finally received his diplo- The question then Is not whether we should or ma. Innocent should not have phys. ed. No discussions should be Entries tad—Pace;] Ml.: $1,600: T-j:09.t King Yankee (Luchento) 8.60 6.60 3.60 A diploma withheld from him in June because he held on whether it should be 30 or 80 minutes. No Pet Craln (h, Wunderllch) 1-1 Poplar Aaron (Bonaccl) —.m.8.20 3.40 it 1 Ml.; 11,500 Coolac (P. Mella) < 1-1 Moroury Bob (Lohmeyer Jr.) 2.80 had refused to take gym while in school. Wheatman Bystander arguments about making it compulsory or elective. '•tenifVB.' Mei'ilo) 21 10-1 1 Ned (r DelUsantl) 3-1 Ensign Kralt (W. Nebtl) was taking night courses in jogging and calisthenics We should have it. And we should have it from ar. ti Key (3. Hoeplncr) 41 Vincent (pjuitano) 5-1 gib—PACK 1 1 Ml. I $3,100 Pally Pouble (1-3) glPS.OO when the city corporation counsel settled out of rival to dismissial. Bobtlls Dec CM. Gagllarill) 10-1 My Direct (J. Hylan) 9-2 •Mountain Frolic (N. qiiii) 13-1 Jersey Champ (C. Lt Cause) 3-1 3rd—race; l Ml.; 11,000; T.J:08.4 court. Because we are, as Profesor Kleva states, dealing jT*ns Chance (Q. Szlfclal) -••» 4-1 Qold Boa (Field) 11.20 5.80 6.60 What we need then is total reaction to the learning R. V Hayes (J. BklnnerJ Newsman A (Feldman) 25.2013.00 TMJTH WOULD ARISE with education through the physical. The problems 6-1 experience. "K one single formula," writes George ' ' tnd—PACK; 1 Ml.; *liS00 O D B (O. Davis) Thurley H (Olln) ....6.00 "If we had gone to court," said his lawyer Alan of applying Uiis concept may be a difficult one but Matt Rodney '"•<> »IBfj.OO lete, as Professor Kleva writes today in the Letters ture Shock," is a mindless holdover from the past. Obe joyful (A. Thome) 15-1 nth—PACK; 1 Ml.; t2,vn restructuring of the physical education curriculum IlrownlcH lltircfl (M. Nialhenuii JT.) ft-2 to the Editor, ceases to compete. But even more, 4lh—TKOT; 1 Ml.; |l.0« Ilh—I'acni 1 Ml.) »3,8M; T!:07 No wonder that even the prestigious College ,'i-2 Klor Art tN. Olln) 3-1 HlRhGun ('Loh'eyer Jr.) 5.0O3.R02.80 in the American schools. Lon« ireo Ace (P. Liitman) Tnx Exprcas lO. tlaMaclllno) l-'l Mpilltatlon (LcCause) 12.40 S.'M because of this, the average 40 year-old is dull, sod- Board Entrance Examinations have now come un- Demon lju»l torunily) :i-i Farrlor Uoy (Kelly) 4-1 Columbia Professor Marlin MacKenzie, for in- ' SchooUlo (W. Marks) Meadow Apache (Cots) 4.40 den, dispirited, and living marginally, his great hu- 41 KalldaBa 10. S/.lltlal) fl-1 stance, would seek intellectual stimulation by broad- der ciriticism — and bv their own Investigating Big Question (U flpercnrtl) llyp»y Hill Mlto (Qrundy) J0-1 Tlli-U-Mce; 1 Ml.; «!,B0Ol T-J: there was more to mental excellence than verbal F«morou» (II. Kollyl 151 Hharon Diamond (BmlUi Jr.) 6.60 biology and sociology. "Why," he asks, "should It be been exposed to the possibilities opened up by the Not Bo Blua (B. Ol'Hlta) 20-1 traditional that a phys. ed. class has no reading or and mathmatical ability. The examinations, it sug- Selections IKxarta- (i-h Ii0.40 perfection of his body. gested, should henceforth as?oss mich dlmesnlons nf nth—rACE; I MU WMO 1—riiiirdiHry, Aillon Mann, HcOlch books." < excellence (and education and happiness and fulfill- Worthy Al (Li. Cote) 21 Ned fllh-rarc; 1 Ml.); S!,«oi>j T-2:O8 Why indeed? At school, no less than at work, every human ••" Coekliiil (I* Tuilmi) a-i 2—r.'ti-r Broohs. Mall nodney. 1 fl»i» Mlt« (nmier) 28.90 ».2O 4.w» ment) as muslml and artistic talent: ability to ox. True Storm (M. o««ll»rilll 41 rind Velvet Vnaallardl) 3.40 3.03.00 being has to cope with four major feelings: feeltnps Gonper Column (J. Itobcrgo) M Jan For the same reason that we traditionally follow 6-1 .1—1iMi.ly« Cnndy, Drbll, Marinart Paramount Pick (lohmeyer) 4.44400 of love and hate, feelings about being dependent and press one's self through oral, non verbal and graph- • Camden Joily (n. Scjlmlli 8-1 an educational system that treats man as if he were Kobic nhyllim (W. Miirkn) 121 tllerdrn fllh—Pa«i| l Ml. i IJ.000; T-2:DH feeling about one's self-Image. The key problem ic means; ability to adapt to new situations, etc' Magnnllan Ablj« (1,. Wnndrrllch) 161 4—Ilia: ilURHlliw. ' I^ne Tree Ane, Bliailnw Orfrrl (aag'dl) 11.00 .1.40 2.(10 part body, part mind, and part spirit. Com- •Captains D«ngh!er {A. I'f-lBdlb'k) IS-I nacy rick (llylnn) ..., 3.20 3.»> with hate and aggression, says Harvard Professor Hlcliael Mir (Q. 1* Caurie) 1»1 I fleorgana, Wyn partmentalizing man and his education is not only a The search for alternative models of education ff-~Wnrlliy At, True Storm, Copper qlomara niue (Smith Jr.) 2 10 Harry Levlnson, is to have constructive channels for should not cease. What we seek must treat man in . «lh—PAOK; I Ml. i w,l(io Column problem of physical education, it Is tho problem of its discharge. Sport and athletics Is the one best way •Vtrvent Yankee (O. l>nl»cy] 21 ft— llaliy Minn A, fnrvent Yankee, (l-4> all education. his totality. So it will be as physical as man Is phy. , Baby Mine A (J. Ornenr) , l}-2 to develop natural and wholesome feelings about , Majestic Heau (V, Dancor) ' 4-1 Allnn Kxhlbllor. To deal with man this way Is the same as dealing sical. What that form will be is a mystery but ia Alton Blhlliltor (J. Rallibone) j-l 1—nud Nockland, Mr t Fine. 1 lOlh—TrotJ 1 Ml.I U.IOOl T-liltl.) physically aggressive acts. Ctiarmtng Demon (P. fichell) n-i Bymphony W«o aHef'eh) 7.00 3M 4.20 suspect we will know when it comes. ' 10-1 M Illlkrt Bliaiidly Louise (Molnar) ...... 7.80 3.40 with water as if it were oxygen at times and hydr,o- Loranto (F, Yannth Bonian (Field) 3.20 Sweep Up (I), piatcher) 1(1-1 B—.irrncy Ohanip. My nireel. It V Kcn other limes but never as the unique compound So it goes with all these feelings. But in the field Because the difference between the right educa- Hayes < lllh—I'nroi | Ml.; |l,eMl T 1.10.4 of self-image sports and athletics are even more tion and the almost-right education is; to borrow »Hl—PACE] I .Ml. l'i;i,100 S-I'.t* nelh Adlos. Ml«s Anib) Henators Olrl llAWr Jr.) 4.IDS.00 2.04 formed by those elements. Man is man, hot psyche M'rn Arden (A, ntarrorrt) 3<1 noirank • MlMlon U«ht (Wllloughby) .H.20 3.20 Important. 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Vicinity CHIC- REPROOESSBO USED CARS B DODQE CHARQBK — Special Edl. IMS FORD VAN — WltB oil burner, aer- TEMTORARf EXPERIENCEDNUkSES' AIDE IfC — AGBNCV LCD. Reward' 666-7807. WB W1U. FINANCT YOU **" l»T0 LJBFT0VEK8 Day and Evening Shifts L.O4T — M»l« Springer Bpanlel-type All makes and models available If Shnwiburr Tor. »re» or MorpinvIllfiWawui are 21 or over and deed good ship. WWte with black markings. tttdh^* too. SEWING-MACHINE ,«&SnT SfflrftflGSS I ••Jelf". Beimd. 591-1018. MANOR AUTO ACCHHTANCB liDJCOLwmsEtN 18«T — Vinyl roof leather In. OPERATORS raCHAMBERMAIDu NUJSIIUC gomeS .* -Mlddletown Xxeellent . year ACCOUNTANT - PUBLIC SERVICE! terlorlike new. ful. 67I-M16l power., 'air conditioned. AM- OHBVT VAN 1 round poslUons. Must apply ln;jperson. VM 8 iracV tape. «2295. 871-3061. Singla needle, nwrrow, and blind, PUBLIC NOTICE 162 S3. Newman Springs Rd.. Red Bank 1968 CADILLAC — Conrertlble Da V|U«. das. Oood con stitch operators, to work on car No phone calls. HOW AMD JOHNSON Senior «r leml-aenlqr with TOWN * COUMTRT DODOB red, black top and Interior, power win- Phones 'coata.- Union shop. 8A hours per week. MOTOR LODQ-. Rt 35, Mlddletown. and medium-sliea client dows, power seats, door locks, AM-FM 19M Cl Short Coat Co.. Inc.. tt Bridge Avs., HAIRDRESBKR — Full or part'Ume. permanent position Red Bank. J j "fi,'caT'traver"o"nVy"." Bend resUpa MRS. FATIMA p. Crula< conirol. Must Mil, *34»S. Iruck., new Uncroft H^ ^%"ft •. K3! AUTOMOTIVE «ood. tires and salary eipeotea to P0»T. K *L rtlng ^analysis reading; Hindu 1MB QTX PLYMOUTH 440 - Four COOKS — Threei,, ttoo work nlihts. Ap- TOSCANO, 10 Monmoutb. St.. *•Re*d Tarot card reading specialist AUTOS FOB SALE speed. Oreen vinyl roof. Mags. Low IKS PLYMOUTH PTJBY — 4-dou K. sly In peraon onlynly.' Mermaid Diner. BTENO TYPIBT — Mature. Merchan- iigs ft a.ra.-9 p.m. For more ln- mileage, gicellenl condition. M2-8185, Ian |g». call between *-« p.m. 2»1- Hwy M, Leonardodo** dlalnsr department Red Bank. To *10». Bank. .tion. oil 381-9836. Hit Rarltan tv.%3. MANPOWER INC.. 4 W. Front St., Red DRIVER WANTED — For local delly. Pkwy Exit 135i Clark. N..J. CHALLENGER — J970 i SALESGIRL —— Szptrlened fine Jew. cTries. Anplv In peraon aftef 3 p.m. L tt e Power. Brand new. £2905. ENGLISH FORD — 1907. Two-door, elry. Oood'sala-salary. . Part-time. 220-1654. Bilver Market. 479 Srospect Ave,, Utti i ID — Lead singer for established • Call MM0S6. two-tone ssdan. Low mlleue. l«75. Call CaU between 10*5.. WANTED — Nlahts. _12 t jup, 18 years or older. Call 78'- F * H Motors Inc. 264-773O between 9 a.m.1 p.m. MOTORCYCLES a. Apply at Dunkln'_Do- Authorized Dealers. PONTIAC—1968 Firebird 390. AM-FM WAITRESSES—WAITRESSESEveningEveningsE ,, AApply In per- 1 Newman Springs Rd.. KXPERIENCBD PLUMBERS — Two. Dodge and Dodae trucks stereo tape player, reverb, radial tires, ISO* DODQB DART — Automatic trans- son afteft r S p.m . LLUIOrs FFAMOUA S PUS- AH benefit*; Salary open. Call anytime ID ADVICE? Or someone to talk Hwr w to town dual exhaust Must sacrifice, 787-4905. mission. 12O0 JAB, in MlddK^d.^d . IlaxleIllt »n-!X_ . "rite Laura, P.O. Box 5041, Red - Call T17.65M. LFNS-NURSES' AIDES .— Modern 07701 ° MERCURY — 1951 four-door sedan. Call! EXECUTIVE SECRETARY nursing home, all shifts. Oood Marline PAPER HAWOER WANTED THIS FINEST SELECTION — Or new Standard abut. Less than 50,000 ml. 965 CORVAIR — Working oom 1970 HONDA — Special model 12fcc i Challenging opportunity with major cor. LsJary benefits. Call Administrator 9 Call and used cars in Monrnouth County. Needs some work. 550. Call 741-3129 a!- Ion. New transmission. Asking J2: POratlOR. Must have exceptional steno 17S.U 3 "m, Mon. through M. W7- 741-7813 aJter « p.m. MRS. ROMA Over 100 alr-condltioned new cars la ter 4:30 p.m. 787-4244. and typing skills. «alary commensurate stock. McGLOIN BUICK-OPEIUICKOPEI. INC.. with experience. Outstandlrg working MAN — To assist in managing service HOROSCOPES N*v Shrewsbury. 1966 PLYMOUTH SIX — Belvedere ?8Ji PLYMOUTH FURY — Four-door TBLEPHONE BOUCmNO - 'Work business In Red Ba-nk. Capable of auper- Shrewsbury Ave.. N*v Shrewsbury wagon, standard shut. Beat offer. 566. UO00. Call between 9-4 p.m. O^an^^nsn^CaMrjIn^iJ from *om«. Must have Red Bank ex- vising personnel, retsll selling and of- '' CARD READINGS 741-8200 8808. MOBILE HOMES change. Call between 9-4. T41-3744. Tlce work, »150 per week. . -Full Jlly paiaidd _ileld, pension A place to bring your friend* and 1989 CADILLAC — Sedan De Vllle, full BUICK — 1961 Parklans Custom, all 970 CADILLAC — Convertible. Black DOUESTIC WANTED Blue Cross and Blue Shild ; feel no embarraMment. 2 Pember- npwer, automatic, air, door locks, AM- power seats, steering, brakes, win. KX condition. iplettly fur. TANT — No evenings. ffundd . LiOffe insuranceInsurance , vvacation and holi- FS1 stereo, tilt wheel. Must sell. Trades dows. Low mileage. Excellent condition. Call atUr « p.m, TOT-7490. nlshed. Twp bedmoraSj^awnlni. |9,M0. Once a weeK. days. Write to Box W-201, The Dally ton An, Ocetnptifl^Corner Ocean, accepted. 2282211. -, ~ tellent salary. Send ' 7«-«88* •_ . Register, Bed Bank. porl Ave. Call tor appointment. 542- 196} VOLK3WAQBN BUB — dood run- . The Dally Regis. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S IMPORT PONTIAO — OTO1967. Excellent condt. nlnt condition. 995 or best offer. OIL TRUCK DRIVER — Prefer man LEASER — Red Bank Auto Imports tlon. Air conditioning, power stearins, 4. T30.UIS WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE MEDICAL SECRETARY — Part-time from Keanaburg area. CaU for appolnt- Authorized Dealer Forvolvo-Triump> speed. $1300. 5S6-8030. position available working Saturdays tent. 787-P256. AUTOS FOR SALE Renault-BMW. Newman Springs Rd. 1M5 CHEVROLET IMP ALA — Buper and Sundays In modern hospital!! X-ray lHhiands. N.J. 7(1-5698 Red Bank. _ _ Kroll Motors tnc, Sport Rebuilt,B-speed, fully synchro- CASH FOR USED CULR- — OAL FRIDAY - "fM.atena TOHtealn FARM WORKER —Sober and honest, 37B Broadway Long Branca, N. J. nized transmission, Ben Hurst drifter Department. Hours flexible. Thorough Have experience—vegetables and ani- I960 PONTIAC — Bonnevllla conrert. 22t9gOO 3 cu. In. Must sell. knowledge ot radiological termlnlology on swltchDOard. Eatontown. 190. MAN- mals. Preferably handy wftSi tools. In Ible. Automatic. Fair condition. Call and dictaphone. Poaitlon offers diver, POWER INC., 4 W. Front BL. KMMlddletown. If single, to Weep In. Call 787-7198 after 5 p.m. SKI! A "RUSSELL MAN" — For the Wl DON'T SILL JUNK — silled duties, pliiaaant working cpndl. Bank. 842-4343. ; ;» collect (201) PR#166O » a.m.-5 p. beat car buys. RUSBXLL OldsmoMle- 1965 VOLKSWAGEN BUG Nor do w* buy It — tlons. and good salary for the right ap. Mon.-Frl., or call »ny other Ume coll Cadillac Co., %0d Newman Sprtnga Rd,, (500 Wa do bur cleaj pllcant Contact Personnel Off Ice. Rlv. CtBRK-TTPIST Red Bank. 741-0910. irvlew HospitaJ. 741-2700, Bjt. >2J5 for (201) PI4-MO7. • WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE ClimW an interview. An equal opportunity em. ROUTEMEN — Barn J3.20 per hr. 1968 BODGE MONACO — Four-door 1968 POUR-DOOR RAMBLER — Good w PERSONNEL t(o Bteady year-founc! work. No layoffs. No i C. Douglas Alan hardtop. Air, vinyl top, fuli power. Per. runnlns; condition. Needs body work. CAR*. WANTED - . We pay top tt ployer. • exoerlence needed Car necessary. 4S2. feet condition. 8-5 p.m. 2S4-99D0.. After J350. PTioneMMMS 'lor ^clean used ears.' Call SALES HELP — Experience helpful but 1074. MERCEDES-BENZ S42-5S00. Mr. Vlneeni ingeKllIs to become part of our Der- P..S64-1834. ., PONTIAC LeMANB, 1886 will train. Aptly l« P*r»on, PDC HOUSBMAN-CHAUFFEUR.OARDEN- u Soles & Service Fall Is HERE! 83 398 CHEVELLE — 1968. Blue. Four. Two-door hardtop yellow wlUi black vln. SH0E8, Hwy 35, Mlddletown. aonnel function. ER Single, sober, serious, to llye In on a speed. Reasonable, yi bucket seats, black ,vlnyl roof, auto- JUNK CARS KNITTINa INSTRUCTOR : — Part. If you aeek a humdrum position with beautiful estate In Mlddletown: Call col- Foreign or domestic and w« nsed 100 Uied Can 264-1183 natic transmission, economical six cyl- me. with ability to adapt patterns to tne same old routine day In and out lect, (201) 779-1880, 9 a.m. <•*>•«•• Delivery inder. Power steering. Air conditioned. PICKED UP S[dividual measurements, to_work In PLBABB DO NOT A1VUY; <"<„">' Mon. through Frl , or call collect any Hwy.35 264-1600 Kcyport CHEVROLET BEL AIR — 1065. Low A-special this week at SUM. yarn shop. Reply Box 1-118. The Dally other band If you seek an exciting, otter time. (301) T44Q407, TOWNE CHEVROLET • ' ' Twinbreok Auto Wrecking hectic and_very diversified posi- it Ave,, Atlantic Highlands 291-1101. tion, where your, initiative will serve to Hen Wa will trad* or buy out MURPHY ft OAVIBON — Ifercedes- Eatontown 542,2235 SALESWOMAN WANTED — Days or real advantage and where you'll be In- 1965 MUSTANQ — 8-cyllnfler fastljack. •venlngs: Call for appointment. volved fn every phase of the personnel Bent Salea and Service. HWT. ». Free- O-T CABH FOR TOUR FOr1 RESUMES PREPARED right — Call or com* in hold. 482-5300. 5.000 miles. Excellent condlUon. New AND SPORTS CARS AT U 741-2085. operation, then this Is the place for rubber. 5605. 741-0637. MOTORS. INC.. XWr. 3i. you. The better part of. every day Is lHOcaonportAve. LlllleSllm TOMS FORD BTRAUB' Bulck—Opel . i 1965 MUSTANQ — 3-speed, alz cylinder, MECHANICAL spent at work. That'a why It's no d/r Personnel Sarvie* NINE ACRES of New and Used Cars Important to choose the company that 157 Broad St. • Red B»nk «4I-8tOl Hwy 38 281-4000 Keyport food condition, >595, . offers the kind of environment that 842-5353 ASK FOR ED SI6LER .• 229-2ZU . AUTO PARTS—REPAIRS PASTE-UP ARTIST AN OHIO OIL CO. off era opportunity BUHLBR « HITTER makes your day worthwhile and re. for high commlaslon Income rLus, PLYMOUTH — CHRYSLER 1982 PONTIAC — Tehipest. Red with Nla-M »M't 4:30 p.m. -I a.m. Nowaring, jj^^j^y^^yg white convertible ton. Asking S200. 348 r CHEVROLET RACING ENGINE— experience necessary, but art back- regular cash, car'and vacation 8280 Hwy. 38, Haslet, 244-0198 • All new parts. Two fours, c—m, -ate. •round helpful. Requires person with bonuses, . abundant fringe benefits' For details, call 747-WB4 alter « p7m. TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS to mature man . In Red Bank, area. AUTO FOR SALE 1961 MERCURY — g.paasenjer wagon. 1B36 BUICK — Nine passenger. Model neatness, accuracy, and -deslrs .to Regardless of experience, a.lr mall AJF Automatic. 54.000 mllej. New tires. 5. 1300 firm. Call between 91 p.m. 291- REBUILT 312 cu. m. engine, (Its 1995-M learn skilled ietaikwork; Only those -Read, Prea.j American Lnbrlcantl Co.. Phone 671-0074. For* or Mercury, (75, Call alter « p.m. looking for* permanent. employmenment 953. , - \ need apply, dall for appointmenntt "to- Box Ax. D.ylnn. Ohio 45401. FORD THUNDERBIRD — 1966. Very 842-M83. • ' > . ' CHARLES OF THE RITZ good condition. ^ • 1988 O1PEL KADETT — Two-door sta- be Interviewed. . tion w»ron $1,295. Call. Rt. 35 Holmdel 264-9000 MEN WANTED Call T47-3660 . 747-9133 AUTQ RENTALS 747-5880 Get a better deal FORD — 1968 Country Sedan. Small CHEVROLET -r- 1*55. Slx-cyllnder. McDONALD'S DRIVE-IN V-8. Power steering, automatic, brake Standard transmission, aood. second TYPIST HELP WANTED—MALE »2» Hwy 35 . iMddlstown and tires like new/Musl sell. Call 771 car. Call-787-0378. ' TOM'S FORD Day shift. 7:30 a.mi to 4:15 p.m. We need full or part-time workers for 0490 alter c p.m.'or all day -weekends. 81JRVICB STATION ATTENDANT Me. from RENTACAR Mon. thru Frl. Starting salary 12 per ctaanlcally Inclined, full and part-time. evenings. Mint be at least U yean 1969 ROAD RUNNER — Must «ellTFour old. WASHINGTON'S AUTO HVICI hour. Must bo able to type 55 worn Call gea Bright unevron. 842-9838. •• • • speed. Mint condition. J1800. Call 787' 370 Broad SL 904-1323 Xerport 200 HWT. 3» S441BXW ; toyport accurately on an eight-hour produc- AUTO MECHANIC — Experienced. 4511 alter 6:30. tion basis. Csll . . .-, . . , I MEN — We want men who believe In Must have own tools. Apply to Service. a better dealer! 1981 CHRYSLER V8 — New trans, 1952 DODGE — Low mileage, ITS. Call 747-5880 their ability who are not afraid ot SanajerVWnOO. ioWiTi COUNTRY mission. Runs perfect. Four new tires. after 6 and weekends. BOATS AND ACCESSORIES hard work'and who expect to be com- DODGE. «»Main at.. Matawan. Reasonable. Call after «, 747.9094. - • •-:• ••741-2199. for Interview and typing test. pensated accordingly. To the men who IB' BHBLCRAFT — Convertible too. EVALUATION AND PAY* INCREASE aualiry we offer a permanent and In- PIZ2A.MAN- Experienced ^nty.^ COUNTRY SQUIRB — 1885. Ten-pas, Bide curtains, 35 h.p. Mercury outboard. AFTER THREE, MONTH*. ependent business career within the days, flood aatary. vacation with pay. THE PLACE TO SAVE IS ... senger. Air conditioned. Power steering. 19/0 CADILLAC ApplAl y In persononly..P««on . No calls. Jed In exoellent condition. 'Full cover for it-Receptlonlst for framework of .our national ttrSBQlza- J Quick sale, 842-4437. Coupe d«Ville. 6,000 miles. OH ex- winter storage. Many extras^ Must sell, DENTAL — AsMsta tlon The men we seeseek arree probably BankBank' pfaa:"i5""NoTPlraa. 15 N_ S'rlai« "«*", lied ecutive car. S5900. Freehold office. Eip jrlence not essen. Bank, alter 4 p.m. FORD 1969 — Galaxle V.8. Factory air bought larger boat. 842-2437. : tlal. Write Box Q-213 The Dally Regis. marriedid , betweebtw n 25 andd 4455, doing well power, 19,000 miles. J2375. Private. 842-2542 IS1 CHRIS CRAFT— 120 h.p. apeedboat ter. Red Bank. at present Job. yet somewhat Impatient MAN — Steady. Sales and delivery. Ap- DOWNES PONTIAC 872-0303. . • wltli ladder, lire preserver, trailer and, wltn progressg . - If you want a careee r ply In person. Marine Lumber Co., 1139 CHEVROLET ,— 1059. Six cylinder, WAITRESSETRESSES — Must he t: as a salesmansalesman , with no future area Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. _^_^ 1985 BUIOK ORAN SPORT — Coo; Runs good. Good rubber. Passed In- top. »1800. 291-9288. . Appl y In poperson onlonlyy , Clare i— limitations, call 711-I726. I 62 LOWER MAINSTREET \, MATAWAN vertlble V8. Excellent condition. 1300. speclion. t95 787-1 1961 OWENS CABIN CRUISER — Ma. Inn. Kts. 9 and 34, Madison Township. PORTERS — Full time positions avail- H (Between Hwy. 15*» 3e at the Parkway Overpou) Call 842-2825. hogany hull, • 327 Chevy engine, sleeps MAN — To do deliveries and help 'In able with good salary, pleasant working 1947 DODGE — Four-door.' Good cQndl. four. 787-1172 after 5 p.m. BEAUTICIAN — Bteady. Experienced greenhouses. Someone familiar with conditions. Fulltfrlnjce benefits. act 9900 ' Opan Daily 'Til * P.M. 1988 BUICK — Convertible GS400. Many Ion. • : - . all-around operator. Large busy shop. JRumson-Red Bank and vicinity. Steady Personnel Office, Rlvervlew __ Hal. extras Including tape player and posi- : 787-5851. 23' "DOLPHIN VIBEROLAS — - Salon 35, Middletown ShopplAg Center. all year for the rljhtparty. Please call TU-27OO. Xxt. 225. for an Intervli An Wsd. end Sat. 'Til t P.M. tive traction differential. (2100. Call h.pp. sstern drive.. •M with axtras,. 1In. Route 35, Mlddletown; •• inierson. gPIWAK FLORIST. M Aye. equal opportunity employer. 842-1886 after 8 p.m. . 1957 CHEVROLET BODY— 283 engine, cludlnr ttrailer r wltti eiedtrie winch, of Two Rivers. Kumaon. 1 -speed transmission. All good condl- tRI S6500 842-«63» or ace at 64 CARPENTER WANTED 1970 NOVA SS396 — 4-speeo . Poaltrac. !on. $100. 787-4496. - ______SeautRuI. umson. MONTGOMERY WARD SALARY S3.5O PER HOUR Call tlon Rally wheels. Full guarantee trans, Allen St.. Immediate opentnga are now available Uust be available* Immediately. No ex- T4T-4381 ferranle. B9U9511. ' B63 CORVAIR — 4-speed. wire wheels 25' PIBKRGLAS SLOOP — Excellent for experelnceft counter girli In our perience necessary. Oood advancement. Suit sell. 1250.' condition, built 1970. ' CaU 747-1594 Snack Bar, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. We'are Oiisranteed Increase within first month. DRIVERS - Three. Must Mow Middle- 1965 RAMBLER — station Wagon «60 Call 229-2211. from 9 to 5. ' matlc. AKAlsoo SprlL.Sprites. Midgets„„..., p.m. . - 2-3 years heavy MTM. Shirt sleeva Corporation, 142 Belmont Ave., Lo" - ENTIRE STOCK FURY HI — 1065 red convertible. Ex- MAIDS pot with national manufacturer. Branch. See Mr. Lockwood. 9 a.m.-10 MOB roadsters — GT. A*Q MOTORS. 22' CHRIS CHAFT CUTLASS — 210 h.p. Asburr Park 7T5-3<83, cellent condition. Reasonable. Phone Permanent positions. Oood pay and a.m. or 4-5 p.m. after 7 p.m. 741-4803^ . Shlp-to-shore, depth finder,' head, out- benefitsbenefs. Mature,ature, ' experienced Individindivid- rlggers. Good condition. 747-4388. uals only. Apply In peraon to House R/P WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR — Merllc. I?64 GRAND PRIX WANTED — Trailer for 13' Boston keeping Department. Holiday Inn of RANDOLPH PERSONNEL at supply company. Bxperlenced, BaM Two-door hardtop, fully equipped. I REPROOESSED CARS HzletHaz . 30 Linden Place Red Bank 842-B515 Orange office to relocate In Mtrldle<"X excellent condition, Engine complete! XJttle or no cash required. CALL iVhaler. MMj(|o Marvin Randolph—Consultant County. Salary open. Call (20» 876-77W. overhauled by us. Our low price . ' NOW. $iZ-6iW, FOR I il MEDIATE NEED A HELPING HAND 1 only J795. CREDIT. BOAT TRAILER WANTED — Pay Must «njoy youhf children and "light LARO.E OH DEALERSHIP — Needs AN, UP MAN — Ex- 1970 DODGES'I cash. Must be reasonable. Large, 18'- to housework. References preferred but experienced new car make-ready man 1971 Dataun, sporU sedan, fully RASSAS PONTIAC 22'. etc. 787-6180. ' not mandatory. Location Old Uhrewibu Qtf experience preferred. Oood oppor. equipped. ry. 741-3412. / tunlty with fringe benetlU. Call T41-*2O0. > Main SL, Matawan. 395 Broad St. 741-S18O Red Ban) 1O08 Chrygleri two-door hardtop, fully Ask for Mr. Snyder. •_ >ECIAL BONUS SALE!!. Eves, until 9 equipped. SCHOOL GIRLS — Earn unlimited PART-TIMB CAPTAIN — Forleadlng 1967 Volkswagen (Bug). STORAGE AND SERVICE restaurant Write Bo» O-2U, The Dally "~ CHEVROLET CAMARO 1988 amount of cafb. In pa^t-Urae or full Reatater. Bed Ban*. Classic white, Slue vinyl Interior. Darl 1967 Sunbeam Alpfns, • two to]>a. time. J95-Oti07., • . ' COMMUNICATION blue vinyl roof cover. Economical si: 19G6 OTO. equipped, cylinder, standard transmission, 1966 Chrysler Newport, full power. OE.NSRAL HOUSDWORKBR-COOK Fall or part.tlme * AIR CONDITIONED * 1966 Ford Galaxle ''BOO" hardtop, fac- OUTBOARD MOTOR Weekend work on elegant estate In Mid- ENGINEERS clean, sharp car at $1999. (71»Ml9 TOWNE CHEVROLET tory air, rull power. . WINTERIZING AND STORAGE dietown. Qne who enjoy* cooking, and 1st Ave.. Atlantic Highlands. 291-1101 1963 Rambler Ambassador - Wagon, Reasonable. rates. serving (ood meals to small family. 4 or more years experience PART-TIMB 8BRVICE STATION AATT , cqulpp«d - • New Jersey's Largeat CaU collect (201) PR 9-1660, 9 to 5 p.m.. telephone swftchlnc systems, TENDANT KipriKiperiencedd anndd mitur?mitur?. 1970 DODGES MNC0LN CONTINENTAL 1965 1965 Dodsc wagon. Marine Supply House Mon. through Frl. of call collect any crossbar, electronic, step by TTw o nlihtlhti a weekk, ononee dadyy on week- Excellent mechanical condition, gooi 1965. Mustang. other time (201) PI 4MOTT step. Also E E'a with' S or ends. Applly In person. RJCD BANKBANK- FACTORY AIR CONDITIONED, TINTED GLASS, VINYL tires. Interior like new. Phone 229-621 1965 Rambler, two-door hardtop, THE BOATMAN'S SHOP more yean experience In ml- E38O. 1022 K. FFron t Stt. INTERIOR, 318 V-8 ENGINE, AUTOMATIC TRANSMIS- evenings and weekends. equipped. MONTGOMERY WARD crowave, tropo scatter, multt- , MACHINIST — Second class. Will con- 24 Wharf Ave. 7(1-5760 Jted Bank plex. telemetry. Work on com- SION, POWER STEERING, VINYL ROOF, RADIO, FORDPAIRLANB — 1984. Pour-doo, -1965 Mustang, hardtop, automatic WINTER STORAGE — Do your own Experienced person needed for our sider part time. Apply Electro Impulse. waKOn. KlKht-cyllnder. Original owne transmission. , Protection Force, Must be available mercial and military work with US Chestnut St.. HeS Bank 74MM0_ HEATER, W.W. TIRES, LARGE WHEEL COVERS, $375. Call 747-1128. ir>6t Pontlac Catallna, four-door hard- WOr some evenings aa well as day* and established company In Mon- top. ' H.J.WILSON BOAT WORKS Saturdays. Apply. Personnel Office, mouth county. Renume in con- CONTRACT ADMINISTRATOR — Bx- BUMPER GUARDS, PLUS ALL STANDARD FACTORY CHEVROLET 1365 — Four-dooi 1962 Chrysler New Yorker, full power. Ot 9294468 Eattmtown, An equal opportunity .em- fidence to TCfl Dlv.i ATCO nertence with government procurement. EQUIPMENT. Recently overhauled. Call after 5 p.m MANOR AUTO ACCEPTANCE ployer. . .• Ceramics Corp., Keyport, N.J. Salary open. Part-time, Apply Blectro or weekends, 741-9204. SERVICE Impulse, lit Chestnut BL. Bed Bank. ORIGINAL LIST $4384 1982 MEpcURY COMET — Good cond! 162 E. Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank BUSINESS NOTICES ' ?41-«404. . \ PART-TIME SALESMAN — for eitablUhed Ilia In. tlon. One owner. X27fl. Call 1968 CORVETTE — Two tops. Very PAINTINO — Interior and To do telephone work at home. No 871-5981. clean. Stick flhfft. |2095. BAILLY BROS. selling, oood pay. Write to Box 0-215, •uranee route. Full training program. INC., 747-0596. TEACHERS Uany benetlts. An equal apportunltr 1961 CHEVROLET — Impala convert Fr?e Estimates 787-7082 or 787-80397 The Dally Register, Red Bank. employer. Call Mr. Cuccla. «IM7«7. Ible. Good condition. 3450 or best offe PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 106« — Two Phone 787-1977. DOINO YOUR CHRISTMAS BRT CLBANBR — Looking tor man $ door nardton. power steerlnr. brakes, , MIDDLETOWN DREAMING? ONLY! willing to learn how to dry clean. Ma. 1968 MOB — Wire wheels, windows. 1850. OLDSMOBILE — Dy- It"* not too early to start . .build a prof- namic 88 wagon, 1063, J45O. 747-8285 itable business of your own as an ture and conscientious. Full time em. AM-FM radio. or 741-7914. ZONE MARKING CO. We need teachers to organize and PToyment' Apply Little Stiver Cleaner 741-8958 Parking lota, recreation area, traflttf AVON Representative, and make ...... ^^ HMOSJ T47- . those dreams come true. Call now: J. direct our established summer day 601 Branch Ave. ; ' CHRYSLER NEWPORT — 1068. Tw. 1B26 MODEL "T" FORD — Speedster Blrcnall, 741-4313, 492 Partially restored. May ^>e seen any day experience necessary. Interviews will BOYS - TRAVEL CAUF. Full power, plus extras. $2200. Llk after 3:30 p.m. Mako offer. Have title . CLERK-STENOGRAPHERS be held on: Over IS. single. < H.I. grada or better OUR NEW LOW DISCOUNT PRICE new. -787-'4436. 102 Crcatvlew Dr.. Mlddletown. J. C. & SON High school graduate experienced. 35 preferred, educational aervlce. com- MUST' SELL — 1961 -FORD FAIR CHEVELLE — 19G9. Red. Suoersoort Paneling. ' Cellars. Attics. Repairs. hour < week, good starting salary, SATURDAY—NOV 21 BETWEEN plete training at company expense. Sal 50.000 Mile Factory Warranty LAVF: o~~-' "onrt'tiin. intomatic 396. 375 h.p. Four-speed stick. Disc Small jobs. Free estimates. 6T.1-17U. steady employment.. Apply personnel. ID A.M. AND 12 NOON AT Permanent only. Must be fn>e Jo cylinder. $450. 671-0108 alter 4. brakes. Asking $2000. Call after 2 p.m. New Jersey State Hospital, Marlboro. Turtle Brook Inn travel Immediately to Calif., Hawaii 797-4326 CARPENTER. — Does smalsmalll Jobs to 918-8100. Ext. 425. Opposite south Mountain Arena & and return, assist Bales Manager. Ex- MOST OTHER MODELS — SIMILAR SAVINGS 1967 CHEVELLE — MUBt sell. Best 0! supplement IncIncomo e on weekendskd . No job Turtle Back Zoo, 5.15 Northffeld Ave., cellent salary + bonus start: all fcr. V-8 283 four-speed. 671-3295 after CHEVROLET WAOON — 196S. VStoo smallll . ClCall 493-4124 0 after 0. WANTED — Receptionist for medical West Orange, N. J. p.m. automatic Power steering. Low mlte- office. Send resume to Box W-202, The transportation paid + company bene- • KB. A.I. J1S75. 264-4276. HOUSKPAINTINQ — Interior and ex. Dally Register. Red Bank. YOUNG TRAVELERS fits. Earn I1TS-225 weekly For ap- KITSON CHEVROLET CO. terior. Free estimates. Reasonable pointment call Mr. O. L, Senger, Hwy. 38 Eatontown PONTIAC - LnManK 1963. Two-door. rates. Call 787.0598. MATURE WOMEN DAY CAMPS 212-868-58<2. 9:30 a.m.-l p.m. 542-1000 bucket Heat stick off floor, J275. 291- 2529. FURNITURE REPINISHINO UPHOLSTERING AND GIRLS MAN — To learn auto glass andd genera! ESTIMATOR TOWN & COUNTRY DODfiE CORONET 1966 — Four-door, CALL :22-0(3<) Telephone sales receptionist. No • ex- glazing. Fully paid pension plann, all hott. AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS burjruncty. A-1 condition. $800. Call after perience necessary, we train. Must ponpltallzatton. . liriree IuranceInsurance,, holidayholid s and Process Plplnjr. HVAC and Plumbing. 5:30 p.m. .787-2892. JOE JOE'S PAINTINO — Interior and nave neat appearance. Apply 10 a.m. vacationvactio . ATLANTIC OLASS CO.. 21 Full knowledKe mechanical sub- exterior. Home repairs. Free estimates to 9 p.m. 921 Hwy. 35, Professional Maple Ave.. Red Bank. tratfes. Liberal benefits. Permanent DODGE — 1966 four-door sedan. Coro. 78T-7652. Offices, jJIddletown. DODGE net 4(0. V8. CARPET MECHANIC — Or helpers. position. Submit resume, Including Call 872-1981 REROOFINa — All work guaranteed. Must be experienced. Good starting nalary expectations, to P.O. Box , 471. Free estimates. FULL TIME SECRETARY — Legal of- salary. Bteady employment. 283-0899. Perth Amboy, New. Jersey O8J82. 60 MAIN ST. 566-6100 MATAWAN AAMCO 1968 MUSTANO — "!!> automatic. Call 787-7158. fice. Experienced preferred, out not re- S180O. quired. Write to Box T-200, The Dally MEN—For carpet cleaning plant. Ex- BEAMSTRES3 lteglster. Red Bank. perience preferred, not essential. 222. (More Classified Ads Phone 787-3754 ' Alterations and repairs. CADILLAC — 10«8 Coupe deVIUe. Hard- Call 787-3P1 WAITRESS — Experienced. Over 21 On Tho Next Page) GUARANTEES HONORED AT ANV top. All power. Air conditioning. S5.000 Evenings. Apply in person, Shore Point AUTO RECONDITIONING — Appear. miles. One owner. The finest available. LIQHT HAUUNG Inn, Hwy 35, Hazlet. ance and llgnt mechanics. Apply In per- RED BANK — 842-2500 K1M0. 842-5243. BlfALL 1IOVINO JOBS son, Werner's Automotive. Hwy 33, Bel. JERRY BARATTA'S and LOU LERNER'S FREE ESTIMATES OIRL WANTED — Three days a week ford. 787-3600. HELP WANTED-MALE 193 Newman Springi Road CHRYSLER 1965 — 9 passenger wagon. ajao some .clean-up work. to work In carpet store. No experience New tlr^a. exhaust and shocks this aum- Call after t p.m. needed Call for an appointment 3S7-5HHI ASBURY PARK —~774^800 mer. Iffnlmum $B00, After 4 p.m. 8(2- or 787-638B. HELP WANTED-MALE BAYSHORE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 1275. DENTAL ASSISTANT — Red Bajik 809 Railroad Avanu* HAUL F. JANIS l»0» VOLKSWAGEN — Automatic stlck- (also known aa "Runt") - area. Enthusiastic, personable young AAMCO SHOP NATION WIDE .«htft. Sun roof, radio, bfautlfnl rondl- 7178071 lady. Must be able to communicate weft SANITATION WORKERS tlon. Munt sell thin week. $950. 741-2322. with people. Experience not required. MECHANICS DIRECT FACTORY FURNITURB MOVING - Attica and 747-2888. City of Long Branch neadi Sani- 19B7 PBUOEDT — Four-door. 27.000 cellars cleaned. Fre* Mtlfnatee. CaU Dieiel truck maintenance experi- 747-3002. CLEANING WOMAN — Or chamber- tation Department Worlcen. AUTO RENTALS mllCfl. New J350O-(iell S1495. Automatic maid. Full or part*time. Holmdel Motor ence preferred. Starting salary trnnsmlafllon. 747-2230 oven. Starting ulary $6000 par year PERSONALIZED Inn. 2644600. $7500 per y«ar. Many fringa OUTLET 1964 PLYMOUTH BPOUT FURY — plut many fringe benefiti. Apply Four pneed and racing parta. Best offer. MAIDS — Part-time positions available benefit!. Apply Penonnel Dept., CHRISTMAS CARDS with good salary and pleasant working Penonnel Dapt., 2nd Floor, City Call 591.1(72. Wide selection of styles — from budget conditions. Contact Personnel Office 2nd Floor, City Hall Annex, 1062 OREEVBRIER BUS priced to luxury class .Avoid this rush Rlvervlew Hospital, 741-2700. Ext 22Q| Hall Annex, Long Branch. Cull • — order now CRANK PRINTING. for an Interview. An equal opportunity Long Branch. PLEASE HELP US BE #1 WITH 6710130 ader 3 D.m. 871-0838. employer. MUSTANO — 1S67. 8l*-cyllnder. Aut- BLACK TOP BDRVICa — CSarlas BOOKKEEPER — Full charge. Fay- CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH SALES! omnlle. One owner. 27 miles. naHlo. Stanley Jr. You name It wa'll oaT* roll.w Account.) Payable, Accounts Tie- pnow tlren. New condition. $1395. 842- It Trsa asllmaxs. 7W4Bt. " " ' Experienced. General ledger WEEKEND to trial balance. East Orange office to WE WILL SELL relocate in Middlesex County. Excellent 1M.V F-8S OLDSMOntLK — Low mile- LUSTROUS FLOORS future with National Organization. Sala- age. Five new tlre«. M95. SPECIAL 671-2605 CVCIf. LET OORUON ACCOUNTING.COST ' PASTE WAX YOUR FLOORS HOU8BKEBPBR AND BABYSITTER 1971 CHRYSLERS and PLYMOUTHS RENT A 1566 MUff/lNO — S500. 942-2881 — For one child at Marlboro. Week day* Phone LIOIfT HAUUNO—CLBAN CCLLARI. 671-3561 YAnDfl, OARAOES — Free •stlmatee. 8:30 to 4:30. Own transportation. Cill 1970 MERCURY Call after 1 p.m. Ul-ntt. Dr. Powell. M6-8100, Bxt. 208 or 228. Responsibilities include maintaining accounting con- $ 1953 FORD — fllx cylinder, rood oontH- tlon. Tno.i station car, $100. Call after 8 RKCORD1NO SBRVICB - Weddings, PART TIME — Luncheonette. 100 OVER DEALERS INVOICE confirmations,' political, copying (dub- JPhone trol and proper evaluation of inventories and the ruilJ17J592J^_4 bing), tape or disc, demorecords, 842-7055 or 842-2299 imvi Vnut'SwAOEN — Oood condition. mastering, pressings. B> appointment S(00. Oall after 6 n.m. only. 642-9007. supervision of fiva clerical workers. Yoli will also ALL TYPES OK HOME REPAIRS HELP WANTED -FEMA'iS "lO«f "liiJlcYc — Wildcat oonverlible. Ex- ALTERATIONS. PAINTI..JrlTl—— analyze and forecast cost variances, maintain stan- Full Supply in Stock of NEW... cellent condl'lon. <165fl. Prompt Service Free «stlmates Dusters—Scamps—Barracudas—Road Runners—GTXt 27.99* Cnll 671-1571. BCOTTO * SONS. truHM dard cost system and cycle count programs and re- lflfi3 VOI,KHWAOEN — Convortlhle, AVON GIFTS Ornv. New front end. lirnken. muffler PAINTING • USED CAU SPECIALS * carburetor. 310.1. 741-3776 after 6. WHERE CAN YOU GET THOSE port to the Assistant Controller. College degree in VOf.KgWA~dBN~^~TM!> sedan. Wlilte- David M. B a rich 1 BEAUTIFUL AVON GIFTS?! IV70 DODGE 1965 CHRYSLER walli. Orenn. Rsdln, 25,000 miles, one ffiXTBRlOR-INTEMOU Call 74M343. Palter y»t. become Accounting plus 2 to 5 years experience required.' Poland .convertible, oulomallc Nrwnoi I, 4-rioor sedan. Full/ owner. .Ullinri. B(2-02(3. Have you considered painting for thi on AVON Representative ond tell transmission, power steering, powcied. holidays? Quality work, Fully Insured. tfiHT PONTIAtf^OTO — OonveriThleT Reasonable - prices. Free estimates. them to many others who wont to power brakes, whits walls, wheel New mntor. A-l condition. 1995. Call 284- buy them. Coll now: 741-4349. coven and air condition. 1966 MERCURY From ^W 27.99* 8357. Call 842-818* EAI is a world leader in the developmant of Analog/ Colony Pork, 3-srat sin tlon inff, Vnr.icaWAr'.RN — Rnillo. nil new RETIRED CARPKNTHR — "Wanti wmjon. fully powered Including Friday 5 P.M. »o Man. 1 A.M. ttrei*. 5">n,ri or lie^t reMonnbl* offer. small Jobs to supplement income. No Hybrid computer systems and offers excellent salary; 1970 CHRYSLER air condition _ Cnll 7HT-1M5. _____ lob too fimflll. Cabinet-Form tea special. Newport, 2-door hardtop. I utr 1st. Call for estimates »_»»> quality 1W.1 Vni'.krWArrrcrJ — hug. Neerli work, reasonable rates, 2M-52ol__. benefits and future. Call Mr. J. W. House, 201-229- power Including air. condition. 1963 MERCURY W'irk. Hood hiiv for nT>cHniilc. 1300. SWITCHBOARD Mon terry, A door sedon, auto- 50 FREE MILES When fixed worth IP00. 842'«61>. 1968 VOLKSWAGEN malic transmfsilon, rodlo, i>ower RECEPTIONIST 1100, Ext. 170, or send resume In complete con- "A bua" with automatic tram- iteerlmi, power hrnkot and olr inns rwwmv] CORONMT — Like n*w. EMPLOYMENT condition. A real beatuy. (You Furnish Gas) -•.mm iinir,. JK(15. Call after « p.m. 26.4- ll _n. • HELP WANTED-FEMALE «bt*i naat ippa«ranc«, fidence. 8c PER MILE OVER 50 ^nY AMT^VR OTTFIT»S PTFIRT WOHEH — AVON typing ability. Pleaianl T"KV TPT »"* rUM, OR PA11T TIMD. Several terri- tories open for women who are Inter- working condition!. Pat Ksalen't Auto Salt* ested In having a good, ateady In- ITwv 34 7R7-111S' KeansburR come. Experience,not necMsary. Avjm Houri 7:30 a.m. to sell Itself. Call Hl-tlll. 102-31)77, 771- .EAI' BAYSHORE WALL TRUCKS FOB SALE 1220. 4 p.rm LADIES — Earn ISO (or D hours work. WANTKI) - Intarnallonal goout or Noexnarlenco necessary. No In. SHREWSBURY N. J. ford Ilroneo with full fop In good vestment, canvassing or collecting, use CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 11 ELECTRONIC ASSOCIATES INC. condlUon. 1097 or later preferred. Plow of.CJM^J»«1WB1-Mfl." "* ""'ions, phone Shrewsbury Av«. at Sycamore not nfe.ied will alio consldtr Torota FIRST AVENUE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Land Cruiser or Land Rover. Call 142- WEST LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY 07764 7»2 svenlnns COSMETICIAN work in i ATCO CERAMICS CORP. •lore. Red i area. An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F 2*1-9200 J29.47V0 747-5400 NfATToNAiTTSu -)WY. II iMHM KIYPORT . . Rarllan narav* •. Main St.. Karport • lift DAILY BZC1STCB, ftED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1970- WAITED — MAJJ5 SITUATIONS WAMTE04fele FOB SALE FOE SALE FOR8AJ,E FBT8 AND LIVESTOCK HOUSES FOE BOUSES rim tux 8 AM. TWO — *.l)Mt Cwfcer aw* tlrei. MOHMOUTH BBACH — Thrte-btd. ITEMS YOU NO LONGER Prown'0 oorn 8 A-aC. everr morning. Craftaman Jig-aaw. Frajnua Guitar MONMOUTH BEACH Avoid the holiday, null. XverrtMn* (uvir tt>«l)V%ie 13 laca and taffeta room, furnished. 'Colonial). Dec. In -*o •i TIME MAN NEED OR USE WILL ... lor the tree, out Wrap. fop. Lamps! wedding sown and Veil. Polaroid Lend S«w!d* Victor!*! Camera (Model WO). Call 74J-MJS. BEDL1NQTON TERRIER — Sacrifice. to talca cWg* of Otrmu>. French 4 tall TWO BEDROOMS — UvlOg room, din- Juit itepj +0 t>»ach TeT Reply Box Y. LADIES' AUJOUARY — Oarua «ale 493-4284 * DirtrM of nawt- PROWN'S Nov. 21 at Kiver Plaza Flreuouse, 70 ing room, new kitchen. Security, refer- Property •neloied by 150. TIM Dllly ar. Bed Bank. ' SELL 32 Broad St. t Red Bank 141-7600 Foster SL Cassette player, wigs, turnl- BEALPOINT SIAMESE KITTENS 1 pa up into returns will be made If ad Is can* Also black coat, $20. Good condition. and Sun. 671-5445. BRADLEY BEACH it plus closing fees you might be able to Only three available. Tb<« homei I management. Good salary and comp- SPEED QUEEN cei&4. be to re expiration, EFFICIENCY one and two-bedroom own a home of your own. we have hun- are equipped with three bedroom*, ] anr-patd benefits. dreds of homei. One might fit you. For baili, laundry room, Uvlnr room. ea.t- To f lace Your Daily R«gUUr SIX-PIECE MEDITERRANEAN Btyle DON'T WAIT apartments. High rise, new elevator in kitchen and overcized (arsgc. Apply to Manager COIN LAUNDRY FAMILY AD. CALL . . . living room set. Call after 8 p.m. tfc. building. Broker-Agent 774-49S6. Alttr I further information contact FELICE 8 Home A Auto Stores 5683. Sfi B.zeg of Heavy'Duty White Com- p.m. 7744831. REALTORS. 741-52S3 Hurry befor* they're Jtone. Call , .Tlndall Rd.. Mldilletown. bination Windows In stock. Bring MULLANEY REALTY, 671-51S1. A** No Experience Necessary WALNUT CHINA HUTCH — 140. Box your measurements pick them up KEANSBiJRQ — Business couple only. FAIR HAVEN — Four-bedroom, 2',4- for Gary Foulka, 741-6900 spring and mattress, $10, Never used at 113.99 each. Near transportation. Private. Caallf !'>• ""> rath. charming Colonial near river STOCK & RECEIVING - We Train You Electro lux rug cleaner attachment 0416. t Fenced backyaiId _. W6. - 0 un[urniBHfd, J4O0 24-Hour 'Service #10360A, 155. 7S7-1880 after 3 p.m. PROWN'S furnished. Year's lease. Security and CLERK RED BANK — Luxury hiih Ssi references. 741-0908. ASSUMPTION K Terrific location in Monmouth Coun- 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 aparuuenU. Immtdlat* and futura oc- NEW MONMOUTH full-time position witth expanding re- ty, a new A. & P, shopping center STOVE KINDLING SAWS SHARPENED ' cupancy. Monmoutn county's finest LOCUST — Nine room bl-level. Three or tall company. Opportunity lor ad- centrally, air-conditioned bulldlnt. Stu- four bedrooms, on one-half acre. Near Split. Features three bedrooms. 1H under construction. Excellent off- Wood — 11.25 large big — start your By hand, circular or hand lawa, GARBAGE BOX dios, one. two and three bedrooms. schools and transportation. 4400 per baths, living room, dining room, f vancemenl. Company-paid benefits. street parking. Minimum down pay- hedge clippers (manual), rotary Apply to Manager fire with the real thing — wood. Sanitary, dog-proof and convenient. Swimming pool, sauna rooms, boat month. 291-0371. kitchen, game room paneleaneled anad ment. Financing available. lawn mower blades. 42" wide, 30" high, 21" deep, with lid manna and garaces m premises. 24- carpeted!d!, oversizeovsid garage. KKencedced- R * S,"?"?' * Auto Stores and two front doors for easy can re- MIDDLETOWN —Three ^edroc»ms, full RED BANK LUMBER RED BANK LUMBER hr, doorman. Rlverview Towars, tt basement, living room, dlnlm ln private backyard; f30fi00 ClCall I SALERt. S35 MANAGEMEN, Tlndall Rd.T, MlddletownTRAINEE —. moval. Accommodates two 20-gal, RlTarslde Ave. 74M732. MULLANEY KEKEALTYA . Ail Avis Machinery Co., Inc. Pearl and Wall Red Bank 741-5500 Comer Pear, and Wall Red Bank cans, constructed of sturdy outside kitchen. Convenient t •"•- • fof r Oiry FlFoulksk . Are you interested in a career with 131 So. 31st St., Kenilworth. N .J. plywood to withstand ravage a of FREEHOLD — Furnished apartment. ind transportation. t Income unlilmted? Guaranteed income 201 245-10OO IN STOCK BEDROOM SST — Spanish Mediterra- weather. $25 unassembled. J3B as- Excellent location. Also ons furntahea Available December 1. THE CURTIN up to 112,000 plus bonus if qualified. no waiting for heavy duty whlt« nean. Cheat-on-chest, triple dresser with sembled. efficiency. Bhort-lont term. 48M596. AGENCY, S71-4400. After hours, 842. t If interested please call 264-9199. Aak aluminum combination -windows. 6 best l u b TRANSFERRED OWNER ; tor Mrs. Caasldy. sizes on hand. Bring your measure- **i!li» ™J''J»aS!.! «.S?AT**.:. '»j ' RED BANK LUMBER HARBOR VIEW — One-bedroom unfur. MONEY TO LOAN uients. (13.99 each. na- ifiuu. can DA Keen an' nlaned Garden Apartment, nearly new. NSTRUCTION HELPBR - time after 0:3 Pearl and Wall Red Bank 741-6600 one-halt block 'before Highland* Bridge. WANTED TO RENT SAYS SELL rk, jood working conditions. Ave.. Betford. WBSTINOHOUSB REFMO-ERATOR — Highlands. N.J. Local and N.Y. buaet W. LONG BRANCH TED ADVERTIBINO CORP.. HOME OWNERS 32 Broad St. . Red Bank 741-7500 OARAQE BALE — With (reezer. Excellent condition, S125. at door. S!SO per month plus utilities. DAILY RBOISTER BPORTaWRITER This Ideally located three-bedroom, 142 Belmont Ave., Lone Branch, see CONSOLIDATE . . . - Pool table, golf Box spring and mattress, two years old, two-bath, custom-built split lsvel horns clubs, hand tools. deallaic*s »anud many ouier Call 671-5252. Seeks house to rent. Contact 747-2339. Mr. Lockwood. 8-10 a.m.. 4-5 p.m. " your debts by either refinancing your SKIS AND BOOTS — $20. Signature, line new. %10. 842-D243. After 6 p.m. 142-3*11. on well-landaciptd lot with attached present mortgage or a acoond mort- waaner, SBO, 8-track stereo tape player, Items Ideal for Christmas»«"?".•.. Friday. Nov. DEAL vicinity. — 2, 3 and 4-bedroom garage and oversized den Is BUB DRIVBRa — Full time and part gage, up to 30 years to repay. Confl. tCO. 741-7634. • 20 from 2-6, and Saturday ... SURFBOARD — 1969 Weber Ski, V. luxury apartments In West End, NewWB NEED - rtTt or sn. W bed lp * time. 25 and Over: Call ™ from 9-3. 11 Qlen Oak Dr., off Kenwood Oood condition. Asking JH0. Call alter 5 Jersey, From $339 month. Rental In. room Rental Homes, (urnlshcd or un Ipvely tree-lined street. First Tim* _ ••___ 7S7.1231 dentfal. Immediate service. Call tor TEN-PIECE — Dining room set Origi- Dr.. New Monmouth. 671-I.837. eludes all utilities, free use of year- offered. Full price J3I.900. VA or appointment. p.m., S42-lfl&6. furnished (rom W to pw month FI1A terms to all qualified purchaser). X-RAY TECHNICIAN — ARI5T renis- nally $1200. Solid Mahogany. Honey col- round Indooior pool, saunasaaum , stesm rooms. IMT Incoming parsonnel. TMK^BERO BUY-IUTI0 REALTY or, Buftet with china top. Large exten- KBNMOBE PORTABLE BLBCTRIC OARAGARAGE SALS — Thum., Frl. and full spa facilitiesciliUos,. prlprivat- e beach, private A«BNOT. Rt 9S, MUdl«town. Wl-1000 tered. Join a proaressivs stiff In grow, Broker 787-1010 sion table. Server. Two arm, four.aide WASHER Coppertone. One year old- SSun . 12-1255 p.m. OrlglnaOllt t oiil paintingpgit i s $5$5- ing. modern hospital. Pleasant working Perfect condition. $160. Call 872-1537. playgroundid,, valet parkingpau—„, 24-hour door... . chairs. Cana trim. 5525. 747-0711. $35, handcraftehand-crafted ddecorationeecorations and siftssifsiftts, man and security service. Rental office HAVE BOLD HOME — Mature business TED McSINNESS, REALTOR conditions, attractive salary with lull rugsgs, curtainsurtai , TVTV,, ttoysy . 115 HlHollanl d woman needs three-room unfurnished fringe benefits. Phono Personnel Office, PUR COAT — Persian Paw, marmot LIVING ROOM SUITO — End table . just West of R open from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. dally. For ap. JUvervlew Hospital, 741-2700, KM 225 INSTRUCTION lamps, slipcovers. Call after 4 p.m. 7< Rd f jt Wt f Red Hill Rd., Middle- apartment. Red Bank area. Available 542-0740 21 Broad Bt., Eatontown cuffs, full lgtlengthh , $4$400. MviMovingg t o FlorFlor- town. Mr. Roy 228-B40S now through January. References. 142- (or an Interview. An equal opportunity idaid . ClCalll 8 842-OM74 . 6851. employer. COMPUTER CAREERS BOY'S ICE SKATES — And boy's toys. TWO RARE AND LARGE TROPICAL FAIR HAVEN BICYCLE •— J10. Stroller »10. Englislgllshh Call after 6 and weekends FISH — Aatronotus OeellatuR (Os- RED BANK MOTHER WITH THREE CHILDREN In Dullness. Industry and government pram $40. Hl5h_chalr_sio. Jump chair .T41-Z1B9 cars) 0" and 12". Must sell. S76. — Wishes four or five-room apartment CONVENIENCE •tart with ECPI training. Day and Bassinet 115. 671-9399., Call 787-8424. or house. Mlddletown or Keanaburg evenlnrj. Calf BOP1 at M2-*S00 or Unfurnished, 1-bedroom apart- On the bus line. One block to shop- «9:30 p.m. three evenings. Half day STAINLESS STEEL 8INK RECORD-O-FONE — Telephone an- area. Willing to pay $1BS a month wltn Bat. Now 'til Christmas. Cull nneclal oi vuut IOPI. Mi Monmouth Park Hwr. swering device. u7s. made. Excellent fi- DIAMOND RINO — Approximately five ments available. Modern gar- heat. By December 1. Call 787-7061 any. ping. This older Home is In Iltii con- efator for appointment'747-4030. W«it Long Branch. delity. Remote call-In feature. Good time. dition. Three targe bedrooms. Mod* condition. 264-4153. Can.be ap tralsed. Write Box Y-151, The den apartments. Air condi- erntzed kitchen and bath. Asking $21,- B D CARPENTER FOUR RADIATORS — 23"x23", Dally Re; Iater, Red Bank, TWO-BEDROOM UNFURNISHED — tich. Wrought iron gates, *40. BABY CARRIAOB — $4. Vacuum clea- tioned. Excellent location. Con- In Redled . Bank areaarcaj. For couplcouj e with one 400 MERCHANDISE ner/ tio. Electric broom, $7, Derby GUITAR — HolloW body electric guitar, chlllifWpets. Cail 842-1730. RUSSELL M. &ORUS skates,' S3. 671-5421. case. Fender amplifier. Call 0*6-8516 af- PART-TIME KVBNINO6 r- And week- FOR SALE IBM AND ROYAL ELECTRIC TYPE. tef 6 p.m. _____ tact Manager, 239 Spring St., "SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCY — Ha« REALTORS ONE WALNUT CRIB — J7.60. One ba->y need for rental housing for clientele. If WRITERS — A-l condition. Reasonably ROLTi TOP DESK Apt. E9, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Off «00 River Rd. Fair Haven priced. Call after 6, 872-0327. carrlage• , $7.50. OOnne Schwlnn man's bl- you have or know of vacancies, PH'**" cycle. S15. M8-8554. Office Bite. Must sell call Mrs. O'Bryan. at 542-800O. Eit. 248. 747-4932 REJECT DOORS S6S-SS87 Harding Rd. BEDROOM FURNITURE Pour- No commission Involved. but good enough to swing. They make WINDOW GLASS OARAGE SALE — Miscel 1 anpcm., THREE ROOMS — Furnished or unfur- RUMSON COLONIAL HELP WANTED—Mate-Female Rood table a and desks, too. Interior ttl almost We cut to size while you.wait. Bring ' Items. Friday, Nov. 20, Saturday, Nov. nished, Red BanK. Call flunh doom *3.&5, $4.95. Front and in your measurements. ' • 21.10 a.m. to 4 {p.m. 67 Bruce Rd., River 741-2836 FURNISHED ROOMS back doors at less than half price. PIANO — Good for family room, Christ- Plaza. Four bedrooms, modern country f iniMiB«« wju ' Drawcra, rm wonc on RED BANK LUMBER mas present. Upright grand, excellent FURNISHED APARTMENT — One kitchen, big family room with lovely Uifs1 and children's eosii, Steady RED BANK LUMBER tone, action recently reconditioned, nice SKIS — Head Competition DH, very bedroom. All utilities Including air con- ALPINE MANOR HOT&L old beams, and featuring a deep let Pearl and Wall Red Bank 711-5500 (229') with privacy ana trees in a wBrt aWiour. weak. Call TM-iOBTJer Pearl and Wall, Red Bank. 741-6500 toucn. $200. Call 741-2T2?. good condition $65. Henke boots, ex- ditioning. Beautiful view. Individual •pedal oft season ratss. Hotel rooms jug Coats. U Willow 8t.. Rtd Bank COLONIAL PURNTTUKE LOVERS cellent. $35. 741-0124. preferred. References and security, $145 prime location. 835,000. Pot-bellied stove lamp with hand- PORCH SALH — Pot belly stove, pitch- with maid servlct. $20 week. Motel BLBCTROLUX — Neeai men and worn. RIDING LAWNMOWBR a month. 291-1742. rooms. $3» week and up. 1 Portland TURKEYS some, red shade, 51" nigh, S79. Au- er and bowl, bric-a-brac, Christmas Rd.. Highlands. 872-im Fresh Killed Milk Fed. Order nowl thentic: Ilax wheel. 67"x7O", perfect cards and Christmas noveltifes, and Used one season. $160. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Furnished APPLEBROOK AGENCY Also Checkerboard Farms "Honey- condition. $125. 15" lampshade covered more. Open every day until Christmas. Call 747-4782 three rooms, bath. High on waterfront RED BANK — Room for «entl«man. Bealtori MBN. LADIES. STUDENTS — Pull suckle" extra white meat turkeys, with Revolutionary print In red, white, 23 Main St., Ocean port. LOWREY ORGAN — Iincolnwood De- Gracious living. Spacious grounds. Call hetwesn 12-1 or 5-7 p.m. 112 Ave. of 2 Rivers, Rumson. 812-2800 and part-time. Car necessary. Call 462- no additives. Capons.'' Qeese. DUCKS. and blue. Call 747-4062 for appointment. luxe, BSO-20. 25 pedals, with earphonen. Privacy. Immediate occupancy. 291- 741-5302. 1074 today, start tomorrow. Earn 13 per Homemade fresh or smoked Klelbassl. CORtLLE Like new. Cost $2850. Sacrifice $142S. 3014,741-5489. HOLMDEL — Four-bedroom Colonial. hr. LOOK WHAT $18 WILL BUY! Maytag FURNISHED B0OM8 — Clean, warm. Beautiful beamed celling den. cen- Italian Sausage, Old faBhioned sau- washer, or small GS refrigerator In tha latest In Corning Ware dishes, Call B26-S270. LONG BRANCH — Prospect Terrace tral air conditioning. Immediate pon> ss.8-0, LANE'S MARKET, 10 White or studio couch, or large wooden (19.95, 4 patterns. Apartments. Four rooms, unfurnished. BLyEDBiBE HOTEL KEANSBURG SCHOOL BUB DRIVERS — Part-time St., Red Bank. 741447ft. Open dally MAGIC CHEF OAS STOVE Bee superintendent, apartment 7. 187-9664 session. fTree lined property, J53.C00. 'a a.m. to » p.m. -' . desk or 20" 'bike. 671-2816. PROWN'S 787-4401 787*957 *d, or will train. S SER- OFFICE EQUIPMENT — Model 300 SEA BRIGHT — Efficiency »pts. Utili- LARGE, SUNNY furnished room. Share ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY VICE, tun Rt. 35, Mldilletown (Behlnd TV-ST) /Fit RADIO - Wai- 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7600 ties paid. Ocean and riveriver view. No kitchr " "" 6 Corners, Mlddletown 611-2590 Cummins date canceler, punches date CONSOLE STEREO — With AM-FM ra- 394 Broad St.. Red Bank Slpersteln'a Pain nut fit- into 20 papers at one time. Model 249 STEREO TAPE RECORDER — 12 dio and two short wave bands. TDreo petsts , $150 mo. plus securitysecurity.. No leaBe. 741-3450 NEEDED ter. SM Cummins check signer with double key tapes, two mikes, two external, two In- $42-6867. 201-2375201-2375. NBBDBD Biperlencecl teen act- nlde speakers, excellent condition, $90. months old. Call 485-03B3. FREEHOLD — Boom, TV, private en. ivitieivltfe.als directon r to run a Saturday after- MOBILE and BABE-Cltlren Band Ra- lock, both Ilka new. Call 462-8900. Mr. LONG BRANCH — t)n bus line. Three trance. Also, one room with kitchen. LITTLE SILVER oon teen canteen In the Mlddit Harra., ... SUNBEAM HUMIDIFIER — 8 gal. 36" IMMEDIATE POSSESSION noon teen cantee n In sthe Mlddletown dios. Excellent condition^ Both can ' round, marble top cocktail table, snow rooms uunfurnished, wall-to-wall carpet. Also, one efficiency. 481.1231; CommuitCommunity CenterC- , weekly" , durin• • g win- sen In operation. *• - — PRE-THANK8QIVINO SALE — 10% off tires 700x13. 747-9155. InIngg, aiairr conditioned, all utilities Includ- Beautiful deep lot, tall trees, private ter. 741-0844. nela. Call after 6. p.: LAMPS on Items. Village Vendor ••Antwues". ed; NoNtMMSrp i _.M>11 ROOM - With ahower first •trjet, walk to station. Three big Fancy, lamps, plain lamps, replace- Hwy 38, south of Sears, across from Al- LIVING ROOM SET — Threa pieces. loot. Private entrance. Call 747-1O4L bedrooms. Hi baths, finished bsee- SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD WANT- SEA BRIGHT — Modern three-room U D.m. 4->».m, JtMUl. ED Inquire, 8 to 4 p.m., Chief Foster. ment lamp chimneys. Anything you lfln Carpet, Mlddletown. Needs slipcovers. Call after 5 p.m. 741- furnished apartment. All utilities includ- ment. fireplace In living room, new can think ol In lamp shades. Our 4230. listing. Assumable mortgage. »47.0uii Llttlo Bllver Police, Little Silver. HUMIDIFIERS BLACKSMITH ANVIL — Vise, garden ed. Winter rental, $165. Available Dec. VTTRACTIVB FURNIBHED ROOM ALLAIRE-FARROW, 7I1.K00; 671- variety will amaze you. tools, lawn mower, secretary desk, re- NO FLIEB ON US — Come browse in 1st. 842-O0S8. With kitchen mivliegea. Near bus. Busl- WD HAVE JOB OPPORTUNITIES , Bold and Installed o woman. aelerenxeB. 741*3316. Part-timart-tlm»e anandd* lulfull ftltne.~N- o Investment. Humidity Control Co, FROWN'S trlgerator, etc. — '"-* "The Garbage Can." open this Wed. 9 to RED BANK — One-bedroom, balcony Wet" traii n 666-9298. YARD SALE — Frl., Sat, 10 to 4 P.n overlooking the Naveslnk River. Full 842-5811 AFTER 5 32 Broad 3t. Bed Bank 741-7500 GARAGE SALE — Thurs., Ffl. An- lining room, cartiettm. alr-condlUonea. RAY H. STILLMAN, Realtor COOK WANTED — Steady, days. Aonly .WHEELS FOR 1962 RAM-Household Items, miscellaneous. 24 Sei GARAGES FOR KENT In person, THE PUB, 160 Hwy S5, Mid- PIANOS — ORGANS TWO ond St., Highlands. tiques. Pine dropleaf table brass oil 3odman Arms. 741-0516. Factory warehouse for Klmball, Wurllt- BLER AMERICAN — J5 each. 741-9493 lamp, Oov. Winthrop desk. Antique blue RED BANK — Largo gsraee, 20x21 c«. dletown, after Tor all day Bat. and Sun. SNOW TIRES —. Studded, on rims metal waihatand. 11 Swartzel Dr., Mld- SEA BR'OHT-Stw studio efficiency ser. Conn, ChlckerlnK and Grand. Many 73BX14. Antique bottles, miscellaneous apartments. Carpeted, utilities paid. Ko ment building, ojod for storage or "ATTENTION HIGH SCHOOL 8TU- used trade-lni from 175. Unlimited rent. ROCKER — $10. Typewriter, 125, Rug, dletown. SI1-3945. my uses. 6T1-3709. . als from 87.00 mo, FHEKHOLD-KTM- Items. Reasonable. 741-8546. nets. No Innse. $130 mo. seourity. fttf- tree catalog 01 modest Soies. firm.. T)ENTB — Interested In steady part- 515. Bod, 150. Milk cans , T57. Chairs. |2- GARAGE SALE — Small appliances. 9807. 291-2375. tlm« workIt.. Guaranteed salary tilus ~ ' "•A4VMANO AND ORGAN WARE. tlO. Lamp, 88. We-8B)8. 514 ROOMS OF FURNITURE — Best toys, clothing, brlc-a-brac. Thurs., Frl., Palatial Runuon estates, waterfront*. (USE. 12 Throckmorton SL, Free- O N E-BEDROOM APARTMENTS — acreage, lots, business opiwrtMttlUiS. mission, pjut bonuses. Borne ofour boys TWO-PIECE SECTIONAL offer.. MutMustt sell befor"bar e ~Dec . 10----. Call- a!-- fl to 3. 39 Navesink Ave.. Atlantic High- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE eti^n $50, t75 or even $100 per week for id. Open 9-9, Call 462-4730. lands.^ $155 per month. No nets. Two people. HOWELL — tll.SW. Custom Cape. Four oniv a few hours a day, Bales experience ter 4 p.m. 244-8759. Call 566-02B3 between 9:30 and 12 noon. A I — Minox B miniature camera HOUSES FOR SALE large bedrooms, family siz1 e kitchen, n lpful. but not required. Ambition a * * ter, case und measuring FURNITURE — Colonial maple. Three aluminum stocmN-acreenx.- "Oversized must. Contact Barman Enterprises Inc.. COLONIAL TOY BOXES — Assorted seat sofa, two - matching chairs, one MACHINERY FOR SALE HISHLANDIA APARTMENTS lot. Fenced In >arici*4ens. Over- t'^"nd. call 284-7089 for complete lnfor- 842-5821 Call 787-1917 • • Luxury two bedrooms. 2 batha Asking price 128,900. sized lot..FHA, Vl terms. ¥HBSBRO rnatlon. •-• MAGIC CHEF RANGE — Gas. 20-Inch. Neck. 462-3172. • • Luxury four rooms, one bedroom AGHNCY, Realtor, Rt. 35 and Sunset OSTRYKER 660 White. Ooodco ndit . BUY NOW — SAVE! ! 3-nc. mahogany Featuring terraces overlooking the Beautiful 12-room. 8 years young Ave., Wanamasia. MJ.9494. PLAYER — Weekends.. The Flberglas skla and Cubco bindings. c M bedroom suite $95. studio sofa A-l MERCHANDISE WANTED highest, most scenic point on the bi-level with flnHhed five-room apart- Clamdtffger, (Never used). Length 8'3". $50 $29.50. Office file $29.60. Upholstered Atlantic coastline adjoining a beauti- ment, good for parents and married MI D D L B T O W N — ThrM-bedroom Caill8?2l-0882 : TWO 600-18 studded snow tires, arm chair $16.50. Plate glass mirror $157 OLD FURNITURE — _»at1ques, china, ful marina. daughter. Soparate entrances. Over ranch situated on beautifully landscaped Call 842-2836 mounted on 1961963 3Bulck special wheels. Boudoir ohalr JS.50. Cricket maple chair glassware, art objects and brtc-a-Vac, Includes air conditioning, twlmmlng acre. WalMojwal.- l carpeting,. 2S23>2L i 11 v- half acre lot. Swimming pool., HollHollyy- In* ro $35 ffirmi . 787-11377871137. $6.50. Pole lamp $4.75. Mahogany, twin Dnnfedlaf ' '*' — ool, parking. All spacious, truly wood fence, underground Irrigation, room. Many appliances Included. FIREWOOD — Oak or mixed. bed $19.50. Large trunk $19.50. Ward- Sixury apartments. Cill -. SITUATIONS WANTED-FemalP Call between 6 and 10 p.m. 10-SPEED STING RAY — Bike. A-l robe trunk $10.50. • 3-pe. "vanity set In r beautiful landicape, fully Insulatcn condition. 2 years old. Baskets, sissy, Call or visit superintendent, 291-0237. garage, enclosed ' patio, central air LEONARDCall ownerO, — FHA owned two-bed- M2-CS16 brass $16.50. Chrome stool $4.75. Mart Brounell-Kramer Management Co. WILL GIVE — Tender, lovlnjf care to bar, $50. 747-2230. miscellaneous Items of every descrlp. ?ANTIQUrw E JEWELRY — Top canhjp»ld. conditioning, wsll-lo-wall carpeting, room nome. Only $400 down and low ALLSEW SHOPPES — Precision sharp LBS DEUX ft DON PONff 70D River KEYPORT aluminum siding. Two kitchens fully closing fee;. If qualified. Full price Infant. In mv home, for working mothsr. enlng. SclsHors, plnklnK ntiears. 46 NORTHLAND WOODEN SKIS tlon. RUSCIL'S, 25 E, Front St., Red sin,ooo p. Moictteno Agency, Broker. AND BINDINGS Bank. 741-1603. Rd.,1 Fair Haven. Tues.-Sat. 11-5. 741. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY equipped" Can'Sssume 8'A" VA morl- Church Bt., Kcansburg. 495-0177. 433T or 842-6207. STUDIO EFFICIENCY — S135 gage. Asking price 144,000. 229-6700. ,M»TURB WOMAN — Will babysit fnr Length 5'9". $20 ONE-BEDROOM — From *155 4x10 ALL STEEL CONSTRUCTION HUMIDIFIER — AntlqUB horse-drawn WANTED MATAWAN BOIto — Three bedrooms 'working mother. Call 495-0597. after 0:30 TILT BED TRAILER.' Call 842-2836 wagon, cash register stainless steel bar TWO-BEDROOM — S210 Stove, 20", gas, A-l. Includes all utilities except electric dining room. Near schools. f34.om Call 668-5728. BHEAKFRONT MAHOGANY — Ex- sink. I-beam guard rail post. 281-9371. 741-1123. 1 IP YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL STERLING McCANN REAL ESTATE cellent condition. Air conditioners Swim Club. K " - CONTACT: WILL CARE FOR preschool children In VELVETS—Now shipment from Bcala- 741-8348. OAK FIREPLACE WOOD — Split. PORT GARDENS 251 Atlantic St., 0« (Broker) MS-MM. tny home. Unioion BeacBeach vicinity, call mandrle, etc. 14.95 yd, Little Silver Up. rounroundd . ~Seasoned, green mixed. WANTED Rt. 36. Suot. oi premises. Apt. 6. RED BANK — Twoyenr-nM four-bed- SD4-818SD48187 lioutery. 747-2690. . TV — Bed, end tables, lamps, antique ered1.. 657-7941. Phone:(201)284-8313. APOLLO A&ENCY, INC. OnB l tL H fern stand, fmreader, roller, utility tank, Player piano. . Reasonable. In good CHILD CARE HOME OPENING PANASONIC AM-FM — FM Stereo-Ra fencing. 671-5134. MUST SELL — Going South. Chairs condition. Call 741-2382. LONG BRANCH — Furnished four- 3370 Hwy 35 ' Hazlct 739-01110 Ka S" " " Jan. 4, 1971, Apply Bat t-12, 87 Herbert dlo. call between 4:30-8 p.m. TV, couch and many extras. 291-04S4, 47. Bt. Red Rank, or call weekdays after 4 ELECTRIC RANGE — Konmore, Hosford Ave., Leonardo. • WANTED — In any condition, old dolls room apartment. Security. Oni* room NEW RUMSON LISTING p.m. 741-8255. , 747-1855 white, model #91600. Like new. $150. tin toys, doll house and furniture, can- share kitchen and batli. Call before 3 Handnome brick and cedar residence HOUSES FOR 8ALE COMPACT MUSIC SYSTEM — With Call 26)4121. FIREWOOD r dv containers, Klaus or papler-machc. p.m. 228-8I78, After 5. 741-0841. on apaclous grounds with fine old WILL BABYSIT IN MY HOME — For Garrard turntable and AM-FM tuner. Oak or mixed. Call between 4 and 10 Will pay immediate cash. 141-4072 after RUMSON — Two Ir-il" 's. •<-••-. shade trees. Four bedroom*, three working mother. Satontown area. Originally $299.95, now $175. Anderson's p.m.. 642-0916. 6 p.m. nlshed. References, security. On bus baths. 28x15 living room with fire- CallMa-0262. ' ^ Music, 30 Broad St., Bed Bank. GARAGE SALE -~- Aluminum Jalousie ANTIQUES — Tiffany Items, toya fur- line. Heated, private. W1-..J ^.»J- place. Zone heating, Central air-con- FOR REAL SERVICI IRONING DONE IN MY HOME — Rca- weekdays. dltlOTilng. See today and buy for life* HAMMOND window and door $10, Indoor shutters niture, china, paintings, statuary, coins, long comfort. $94,000. ponable rates References. Call after 3 FIREWOOD 50c each, rug with pad $10,. food sllcer lighting fixtures. Carved oak dining O~NI ROOM FURNISHED - FuffkUch- IN REAL ESTATlaE> p.m., 291-3839 or 2910447. Fireplace rings. Call 7H-2919. $3. Mahogany mirror $12. Muskrat coat room pledes. Copper KillljiAotlflUes. on and bath. All utilities. Private.en- 515. Call after 3 p.m.. all day Sat 671. OakhursL 531-1699 or 2S-0892. trance. 747-0537 after 4 p.m. Coniult a fXPERIBNCBD NURSES' AIDE — POOL TABLES — Brand new, natural 0130 360 Rutledge Dr., Applet rook #1 wishes to care for sick or elderly per- slate, 7'-S299. 8'-S389. Price Includes ac- ORGAN Middletown. WANTED RAY Member of son. References. Live-out. Part or full cessories. 666-7435. Used Oriental Rugs time. Call 787-3288 attcr 5. TWO WARDROBES — (Maple). One Chinese and Persian COMMERCIAL RENTALS Red Bank Area OUNfl — New and used. Buy, sell or full length mirror, one with five draw- Also Wall Tapestries DAY'-..irSWOBS K WA'ANTED — Tuesda:. trade. MANNY AND MARY'S SPORTS era and mirror. $25 each. Refrigerator FRIEDMAN QAIXBFtlJEO TT4-S143 MLS £n...d_ Friday.. Clean!_..T-iln! g or Ironing. Call SHOP. Rt: 36. East Keansburr 787-0508. $25. Dining room chairs $2 each. Call ml i42-2SlOaftor5p.mM2-2S10 arfer * . STUDIO VAN HORN before noon. 568-4749. WANTED — Sliver coins, war nickels, DISTINGUISHED TYPEWRITERS. ADDINO maohllus. silver dollars. Will pay top dollars. Mr. Open 7 days. Call 24 hours s day. "EXPERIENCED WOMAN — Would OF ASBURY PARK 104 River Rd. Fair Haven like three att-hr. daye cleaning. No Iron- All mtkei new or used. Ouarantaeo. KNOTTY PINE SETTEE — With Romeo. 787-5951. OFFICES IriT, t2.H0 per hr. 747-9425 alter « p.m. Low as la. Serplco'a, 101 Monmouth NEW HAMMOND matching chair. Suitable for living room COLLECTOR PAVS TOP CASH FOR 747-4100 at. Next to theater. 747-0463. or den. 545. 9x12 braided rug, f 10. All In ILD TRAINS o- will trade HO.. 027. Located In center ot Red Bank Bull' CHILD CARE — In my home. $20 week CADETTE ORGANS good condition. 671-9581. I or standard gsoges. 774-1710. ness district Including meals. Infnnts to 4 years. Mld- TIE NORDICA MOVING SALE — Rare books. Original • Central Air Conditioning CREAM PUFF •" ""Vn nr»a. «71-584O. $10. INTERESTED IN PURCHASING • Self Service Elevator Woman's ski boots. Size 514. $555 etchings, patntlng. also kitchen cabinet VENDING MACHINES — Games, • Private Parking Bpace B\BYSITTBR — I will sit on dallv Includes beneh, delivery. Instant-play fans, brass andirons, screen, large clothes closet, removable shelves, glass rides, routes In Monmouth and Ocean • Complete Janitorial Service v«"klv basis. Excellent references. 842- Call 842-2836 book (lets you play aongs un your own County. 842-4172 2-4 p.m. and 7-0 p.m. • Individual Thermostatically Con- $26,500 How to ««i*. Call early mornlngj. from the start) and 8 weeks of lessons curtains, 787-5086. BTBREO — 10 watt amplifier, 25 watt trolled Heat The three-bedroom ranch you thought speakers plus turntable, four months at no charge. COMS IN FOR A FREE SKI RACKS — Ski boots, size 12, sewing • WaU-to-Wall Carpeting old. $60. Magnus ohord organ with lcgn, DEMONSTRATION did not exist, located on A wooded machine, maple chairs, etc. Falk, PETS AND LIVESTOCK lot. This beauty eporU large living HELP WANTED—MALE S10. Human hair fall, dark brown, worn Blackpolnt Horseshoe, Rumson. 54 Broad Street Red Bank price twice, »30. Call,787-lllO7 or 787-34ll PR 5-9300 room, a hugfc to' kitchen/dining room Asburr pa! n PEKINGESE — AKC, 3 months. Call Oil for appointment to inspect combination. Fully tiled bath Many, HOLIDAY PARTY TIME — Call us for ni»n i1»llv -til t; Sat 'til"I «5* 20% OFF after 5:30 weekdays, anytime Saturday many extra*. Call today. PkA, VA extra tables, extra chairs, .punch bowls, Sunday. 229-4226. 747-1100 flnnnctni; available to qualified buyer*. phonographs, coffeo urha. table linens. SERVICE STATION EQUIPMENT — Revere ware big savings Farber- your home 'c-Borrow your party neods from A to Tiro machine, floor Jack, and tool box ware. toaaters. Irons. Everything for GREAT DANE PUPPIES FAIR HAVEN OLD VILLAGE TRUCK DRIVERS Rental Center. 181 Newman Springs with tools. Snap-on toe-in machine. 671- the practical gift giver at "AK—--BQISTEH-C REGISTERED- S P Modern office or business space on BETSY ROSS AGENCY City of Long Btanm reeds experi- Rd., Shrewsbury. 741-0040. H16 PROWN'S 118-4283 ground floor of unspoiled early 19.h 117 Hwy 35, Keyport Realtors enced truck drlver> to operate sanita- 4 LARGE BOX STALLS FOR RENT Member MLS Open 7 days METAL DESK — Lit™ new, $150. 33 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 century building, wltn centra] village right out of tion vshlcfes. Starting solory MSOO FIREWOOD Like new adding machine, $130. PRIVATE FARM IN MIDDLBTOWN River Road location. Real Americana. Computerized Lin tint Service pw yaar plus many frlno* benetlls. Qraln.and seasoned. Call 741-3230. FOR REAL 7 7? PASTURE LAND FOR GRAZING. REASONABLE rent. 747-4200. 264-3456 Aoply penoniwJ D»nt., 2nd Floor, KITCHEN CABINETS — Birch. Com- STEWART DRUM — Combination 741-2382 AIR-CONDZTIONI1D OFFICES City Hall Anntx, Long Branch. Yes . . . only four for $72 Installed the market plete set. Very good condition. Call after snare-tomtom, with stand, attached for heavy duty Samson WHITE Alum* Reasolonabln " e rent,.. immediat. e OCCUPM- BLUE CHIP OFFERING Sp.m.,«71-1652. > cymbal, key and set of sticks and tnum Combination Window. MINIATURE SOHNAUZER PUPS — ey. ArAppl, r Serpleo'a. 101 Monmouth Rolling land with towering trees on brushes. ExcellenExcllett conditionoditin . $35$35 .Cl Calll Champion sired. Pepper and salt Dock. St.. ReRedd Bank, next t* Carlton Thaa- a dead end street. Nearly new. four- 741610741-6110, altelt r 7 p.m. PROWN'S 6d, cropped, shots. Stud service also ter. hod room, 2',4-bath Colonial with pos- available, 741-7687. HELP WANTED-tMale-Femate HELP WANTED-Male-Female 32 Broad St. fled Bank 741-7500 IIAZLET — Modern store. Can be con. flible mother-in-law quarters. Paneled UNPAINTED FURNITURE PROFESSIONAL GROOMING - All verted to offices. 29' x 36'. Excellent den with beamed cMtlng. lajeat word Give it a quick once bv«r. Also stools, chairs, desks, etiests. at 12 QAUOE SINGLE BARREL SHOT breeds. Pick up and delivery service parking. Reasonable rental. Call SSf- kitchen, picture window In tmnfment And remember all the work you discount prices. Cfcnh and carry GUN —• 3" chamberchamber.. 355 " babarrelr . Llka Also AKC registered puppies for sale 1039. and much more! Asking WfBOO. now. $3$300 . ClCalll aftaftee r 66,, 566-2476-24766. All sl7.es and ages. Seven clays a week iut into it. It mult tw worth from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Call 787-8820. OFFICE SUITE-RED BANK —7M so. RUSSELL M. BORUS RED BANK LUMBER OH WASHER — Very good condition. n. In eieellent location. Peek-able for ft fortune. To you. I FULL TIME PRODUCE CLERK 1 (35 Pearl and Wall Hod Bank 741-5500 DUCKS FOR, SALE — tl e»ch. any profession. Call 74T-J78O between REALTORS But prospective buyers may I Call 787-1742 > and 5. KENMORE WRINGER WASHER — Call 600 River Rd. Fair Haven se« it another way. Overpriced. I OR MANAGER Tworetrli RCA-23" TV — With stand, J35. 7' pool HI1-56U BTOn«S FOR RENT cr items. table, with all accessories, $G0. Call 747- 717-4532 That's the time to stop fuen- | 5764 aftor 3 p.m. BOSTON HULL — Male, 4',i years old. Blirewabury COUNTRY FEELINO FULL BENEFITS WALNUT nBDROOM BET — Doublo AKC registered, 1125, Call call 631-0309. Y«t close to achools anil commullnc. ing, and see one ot oar expert!. bed, dresser, chest, mirror, two night REFRIOBRATOIt — Excellent condl- 747-2859. Charming four bedroom, 2',i Ijalh stands, deak. $150. 747-9674. PROFESSIONAL OFFICES — 1-4 We're Realtors, who are tlon. $25. Call after 5. ' BOARD YOUR HORSE — Private rooma. Unlimited free parking, air con- home boastlns wide roycr, apaclous PART TIME DAY CASHIER 787-6723. ditioning and utilities. 747-2401. living and dlnlnj rooms, cat-in kitch- pledged to a strict code of ethici. TORO PRO stable. Howell Township. Box stall, pas. en with dishwasher, family room, We know the true value of $27.1 SEWING MACHINE — Never used. Zle ture, trails, ring. Call 462-5741. FACTORY SPACE — One 7,000 basement, two-car narage.. Dellfhltul FULL BENEFITS Call between 0-4 p.m. 2910953 z&g, docs everything. Was $350. Sacri- ft. floor, ono 3,800 sn. ft. floor. S screened porch. 148,500. Call for ap- houses. And what they will brine fice. S180. Call 671.2070. MINI POODLES — AKC rcslntcrcd. DOUBLE BED — Complete, headboard. Four females, two males, blacKfl, ablle fof r lighlihtt ma fti pointment. in tha market. And know how APPLY $35. Three-piece picture grouping, $12 FIREPLACE WOOD — Seasoned oak. browns, silvers. 671-1051 lea«e, call 747-1100. Dinette sot, rlve-pleco, with extension Free delivery. Wood splitting also avail- WALKER * WALKER. Realtors to bring you prospects. One* REGISTERED THOROUGHBRED MODERN AIR CONDITIONED OF- HWY 35 741-5212 SHREWSBURY FOOD CIRCUS $40. Four pairs antique white drapes, able. 264-8405 ot 234-60fiO. FICES — Reasonable. 30 Linden PI.. that are willing to pay the *IO. ninck 100% wool coat, slue 12. $10. QBLDINO — 7 years old. Bourn". Sweet, Red Bank. Phone 747-3«*T RUMSON — 14S.0O0. Blx-room ranch. right price. HWY. 35 741-6389. GARAGE SALE! — The OreatCSt. kind, genlle for anyono •'Jut should be Two-car BaraRG. full baNement. patio MIDDLETOWN LampsLam , f.1. Step-oStepon cans, 50c. Kitchen rldden'b- -'••*• y enporlonceporlcmced rider. Dark BaBay", OFFICE SPACE — Ideal for attorney, We'll even help the sale go tahtahlol . 14.75. Oddd kitchekithe n chaischairshair ,, $.7$2.75$275. 16.S hands, good conformation. JutJumpn s etc. Inquire at Jewel Cheat, 680 Hwy 86 Enclosed porch, cat-in kitchen. 2f llv- See Mr. Scaduro Old floor llamps, $1.76$176 . Corner ehelf cab- well for competition or a good family Ilatlet. !!14-0ll)l IIIK room, formal dining room, storms through by helping the buyer walnut dlnctto and screens, wall-to-wall carpeting- E\- inetinet . S8.5S850 Five-piecFivepiecpiece walnut dlnctto pet Call 741-9641 alter 3 or 403-1001 or tran. Low tax. Aanum ~md mortgago money. a^lc, $49. Olld chinachina, glass-warel , brlc-abrlc-a- 643-0215 after 6 p.m, LARQE STORK Mlildle Rd. and L«u. rio 6(l5t FIIA. 10-0 p m., Buy and sell 220-3838. tirao, 1025o10-25. BrldgBrldg o tabletbl . 12.761276. HHam- rel Ave. Commercial or professional Principals only. Call Itcr S, 112-4789. So you can relax knowing per. $37($3.7(1 TV Btand, $4.75, Walnut PROFESSIONAL GROOMINO — Toy tine. Rcnnonablo rent. 264-1577. server. $7.50. More nnd more.' Runcll's. nnd mlnlaturo poodle* Kroomcil for only NEW BIIREWSnlJRY - J m I 1 your boat interests are being 25 E. Front St.. Red Bank. 741-1693. S7 1>S throimh April. I1 or appointment PltOFESHIONAL OFFICE SPACE — toomt, eat-In kltchtn, full btnento token care ot. call CANINla COLLMQH INC., 220J033. 3G72 sq. [t. of prime OKIce space In pro. VA or FHA financing arranged for at] 25 VOLUME BOOK BBT — Alexander fcHRlonal zone of Red Bank. Occupancy Wled buyer, lio.nn fli-siiw, 741-esflii Professionally. And Hamilton Inntlnitc Modern Ilunlncnii BT. DKRNARI_- " PUPPIBB-ChamnlMl approximately Doc. 1, 1970. will deco. MIDDLETOWN TOWNBHIf — Near " ";. wormcil. shots. Will hold for rate and partition to suit. Attractive there's no better way* course. SM. 787-1813. hrcd, AKC. i long term leane available. Call HOW. parkway. Cine three-bedroom ranch. than that. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY OK REFRIfllSRATOR — In good run- Chrlalmon. 2M-75M. AMI I). DEXTER ASSOCS. 747-2701. Woodsy and private backyard. $29,800. ning condition, JNI. rail IlACIISHUND__a — Miniature. AKC. 606-8654 Ailorable Chrl»tmas stocking aturfcrs. CELLAR FOR HTOIIAOH A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! - nhrlntm~ r or IH2-O83O. 40'nlfl'l' MIDDLKTOWN — 3-bMrnom ranch Your Realtor* POHTAOItlH — »10. Five bar slools. SI) 741-0141 tWC'lS full basement, uaraRo. FHA appraised Somebody good to each. Bfiott's hand mower, roet type. flOOn HOMER FOUND Voh OLIlElt at $28,(100. J18.W down. 741-3710. I2o. Dial M1-M11B. 1>UOH — ("null I'alil for iii'illnreri! HllorB. WHAT IK> YOU NF.ICDT -- We hnvn I lave working for you. CANINR UOLLKI1E INC., 220-8033 or prime flrnt floor professional or office nnFRIOBRATOH space, from 277 sq. (I. to 731V «q ft, Dron APARTMENTS Adding Machines-Typewriters General Contractor! JM in and see all'l ""k about our reasonable Pearl and Bead Restrlnglng 842-0640 LABRADOR RBTltlUVKH PUl'B rentals al ALLAIRB KA11HOW 'VOBN- ADDING MACHINE* - Typewriters Two months old. Good (UitDoMtlnnfi. CV, 204 Broail St., Red Bank. O7701. 741- A Realtor is a pro-l sold, rented, repaired. Sorplco's, 101 THE WRIGHT SHOP-Carpcntry and POMPON fitlOK — «' aluminum, W. ij. Call «71-6Sto Kxpertly on braided nylon. II.80 a lilmlnntrd revolving munlnnl stand, SB. 24IU). fesiiontl in raal et-l Monmouth St., lied Bant. 7470185. cabinet work. Hnilot. 730-020O. Kltch. GERMAN BHMPHK(tl) - AKC. Wx en cabinets, room cllvldcrn, vanities, strand. Sterling clasps from 75c jlathvglfl I'all'i..?^!*?*!*- . OKFICK BPACK FOR HKNT tate who subicribesl EUHnSILLBS'8 . 30 Broad It!. Red mouth old femnln. Guoil blooil line. Ilca- Naw builillnK. RxcellRnt location MONMOUTH Diamonds Bought or Restyled book bases, etc. Free estimates. Tllla WKreiCH linnOAlNB — Complete le^™i7-372(l on to e strict Cod* oil Sank. old brt-akfnnt nook set — Two benches : Ilwy3r>, Koyport. Cull 040-4707. Let us buy me.dltmondi you don't snd one table, Kitchen cabinet, glass ~OIUGAT PANbia — AICC, (me female, Ethics as a member! wear or let us rcatyle thorn for vou Hoofing, Siding & Insolation 24g. HOUSES FOR IlENT excellent, one nine drnnteaf table. Old stats board* and General Contractors OLSON CO. — ROOFINO AND CORRIGAN'S toy truchn. Mirrors. Milk nans. DM •BOHNAUZBH pirppiKs"- AKC resiV ~ii2S to |36~Pe7"HonS River & Surf Club the National Auoct-I SIDING. 'Installed and guaranteed phDtiogranti console, excellent. One, old tercd In lime for Christmas Call 40]- TUB BERO AOBrld8?* for 10 years. 776-0705—201-O540. lo radio. Railroad lanterns, NPW 1093 after 4 p.m. ation of Rail Estate! OUILDJDR — Additions. Alterations. adio. Railroad lanterns, NPW Mldaltti Apartments Roofs and New Homes, 127 Oakland St. gulATS. MusiMi c and standstd . NNNee w old lolo- ""STANDARD POODLE pupa Bosrdi. You can] Ralph A. Oolo. Odd Jobs Rod Bank 747-2706 cal scene ChiChristmat s cardads by tthee ffa- AK<". llrown l.ON(l nilANCH — Twd.hfdroom home On« and two-bedroom aparlmanti recognlte him by I CMlPBNTltv -.Additions. , mous author T. .T. MnMahonMnMahon ,, AAtt The lciit P>(1>P> , sidewalksidewalkss , patio, c LIGHT 1IAUUNU - Cellar!, ga- tier month. 4IKI4237. jJeasoiubNrati's HI-ISM. PLUMBING . Heating. St.. B'alrHaven. Klinct Kltctitnl, ilts o monin up. rages 'Cleaned up. Free, eetlmatee M2-1214 Wli)K BELBOTldM OF MTNTAUT - V. p, UIIHS—Alterations, 74PJII40 alter » p.m. Bathroom remodeling, rurnlahad and unfurnuntd lmirfdl- ad Ions,: rapalra, neww nobomasr . We *~ Fix UP" ~n?rs "-'-'• Northarn MenmouHi do wtiole lob. 888-M74, Painting and Decorating for the hnildayo, llrlng your winnow Iltady to go , Ocaanwrt iva. Oeeanoorl Retident Manager Sewtr Trenching and alladft - rollers or sires. We stark _j _ _ OARPENTBIl-DUILDBH similes i» 72" wide. Prices start at MuHlpl* llsti* S«vk« flomnlete home Improvements, al- (JAIiL B. JONK8 - Painting and only 11.40. WBTIT uinHl.AND wiij™ TBK CAHCCII K ifiv».n«iDnoqROOMM IIODBIiioji J — 222-8309 terations, addition!. Roofing. sMlnB. wallpapering, Kullr Ihiured, Vor free ln>talla+lon Work. ItlBlRII— AK(! shots, wormed, guarail- MvlMvaly iroundl. Vraehnlihnld areaarea . WWrite lo 717-11113 / OuarlnQ eitlina^i, call WMW*. FROWN'S teeil. Payment terms •velnible. Btfl- HoH » Y-147. Tilt Dalillly Regtittr, Red 31 Uroad OL lied BanK 741-7500 -TOE DAILY REGISTER, BED BANTC • MJDDU2TWW, W, J.i WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18. 1970 HOUSES FOE SALE LEGAL NfJTICKS Children* LMtera to «od P«aimto NOTICE 1 !S PEW -mi5WASU)iaTTBI.Bif AM pal Tax . ' (or the Borougha or AT |3S,W0 kittle Silver Shrewsbury_,. In th_e„ County o! Monmouth' wag oresented ACTUAL CAVE iVlAN.AMP U)A$ ror Introduction and first reading on Au- KE0 O fiSBnW W ONEVACe niflt 13, 1970 by the Mayor and Council OUR COMPUTERIZED af the Borough or Bhrewubury and on A FARAffiR IN IOliJA» VALUABCE INRKMATON HOME WNEBSt mm* November 12. 1970 waa finally adopted tWi lowly four-bedroom, and •bproved.- Z*4-6ath OoionlKl on be&utl- ROBERT C LAWRENCE. Ill - •• IU1 corner Jot. L»rg» living Mayor room wttfa fireplace, din- Attest: ing room, e&t-m kitchen, T«an W. Fabry den and screened porch. £x- ctHent condition. v. 18° M-25 NOTICE TO BIDDERS A. FRED MAFFEO Bpecirlcatfons'for replacement of the MulUpurpoae Room ejdsttns wood floor KBM.TOR with new resilient tile at Land O'Pines Elementary School. Howell Townnfliip. 549 Riv*r 'Rd. Fair H«v«n Monmouth County. New Jersey, Wovem- >er 9,1970 741-9333 Notice la hereby given that mealed pro- posals will be received by the Howcll Township Board of Education. Mon- mouth County. New Jersey, in the Busi- ness Offices or the Board located In the UTTLB SILVER — New listing. rVrdena School on Adelphia-Farm- Brick and frame ran*. Three bed- Incdrie Road. Farnungdalp. New Jer. mom Uvtnl room with fireplace. sey. no later, than 2:00 P.M.. prevailing Urea kitchen, bath, garaie. Wooded ime on the 1st day of December 1970 rtar yard. $29,800. or work entitled: SPECIFICATIONS "—LACEMBNT OF THE MUL- IMMACULAT — Kunl«on Split Fou living room, dining JORW1TH NEW RESILIENT TILE AUT THE LAND O'PINBS ELEMENTA- RY SCHOOL. Bids will be received on a jingle Lump Bum Basin and shall be ned publicly and read aloud as noon practical after time Indicated for SCHANCK AGENCY receipt of bids. " T*ia receipt Rnd opening of bids i« »ub- REALTOR ect to the proper qualification of the 1 Umlu> PI. Ked Bank Udder, in accordance with the Pre- W7-O3OT Eves. - Sun. 747-408B luallficaUon Law and the resfulationa as id opted by the State Boara of Sduoa- "~ ACCENT ON VALUE Drawings, Specifications. Bid Forms Contract and Bond_ for the proposed work are on rile in the office or GeraM xoom witn Hrtplace, icreened porch. A . B a r b a . Architect-Engineer, 673 - fuU BMeroent, lovely tojI. Convenient road Street. Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. > to BCfcbolB.' OaM now! $37,500. 'lans and apeclficatlonji will *>g,fur- JOSEPH G. nished upon application to tne Arcmiect* Bldsem"uat te made upon the Bid rorms in the manner designated, ad* McCUE Ireas of the Bidder, clanflTticauon or Mary Worth vork belntr bid and PrequalificaUon Forms affixed upon the outside, and I'MG0IN(3TOMARR.V WARD K A GOOD MftNi-EVEN HIS J THW WAS-VECT REALTOR must he accompanied by e Certified 5ME. WKCTEP WM UM5ELFrSHLV < RUMBON Dheck or Bid Bond drawn to the order of C0MME»40AB|.E-8in ie Board ot Education for not less than MA6S1E1 YOU DON'T MOTIVATED!- A BOY IN THt CLA« I •••Of COURSE. THERE 42.2760 en (10%) percent of the amount of thfl THIS TIME.! Jasc Bid and must tie delivered at the MEAN VOUfD BEHIND HW HAD TO UAVE.*2000 70/ OMB£. NO WE0DIN6 HOLMDEL SPLIT LEVEL ibove place on or belore the hour — AN FINISH HIS EDUCATIOM'. v—-S. —NOW! >id may be withdrawn for a'perlofl HE. NEEDED •—v if "forty-five (45> days alter the date set 'or the opening thereor. COMPUTERIZED ASTROLOGY THE. TRAINING! HE. ' Sf .e^?S . Wfeln walking dlitanc. The right in reserved to reject any or E «hool». transporauon and Bhop. all Mds or to waive Informality in Ihe »2«oo •iddlng If U la In the Interest of tha Board of Education to do so. FOR THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19 APPL6BROOK AGENCY TdEr BOARD OF 1ETTUCA- Realtors MaUwan •TOWNSHIP OF HOWELIJ IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY-You wfll hare chances to Hiry.34 MONMOTTTH COUNTY, N.J. . RICHARD J. LVON show your leadership ability, giving you the nieans of increasing OWN A BOAT? Business Administrator Sow would you '*• * new nomi »nd • $17.60 ob and financial status. also docking iscllltlea for your boat on the Shrewsbury River for only LIBRA W7.JO0. Here's a buutlful lour-bed- »om Colonial, m, fcatlw. family room HOUSES FOR SALE March 21-April 20 Sept23Oct22 with firepiaK Enjoy all water activi- ties and « new home for 147.000. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS PERSONAL. Steer SOCIAL LIFE. Yon PALM. BRAGAR $21,500 clear of oveireacting can be the one to TM Broad BU .Sbrew»bury 747-0221 Three-bedroom ranch with to well-meant suggestions. No avert discord among others in Andy Capp 747-0221 oversized garage on landscaped one is really criticizing you. your environment, thus earning IitTTMB SILVER — Colonial Ranch, their thanks. four bedrooms (or three bedrooms lot near Schools arid bus lines. And den) bath and. powder room, TAURUS lovely Uvinff room wtlh fireplace City sewers. Excellent condi- and huge enclosed porch. A beauty. tion. Minimum of $1,500 down April 21-May 20 SCORPIO •mPOINT- You -will receive good &LX|R*FARROW AGENCY to qualified buyer. New listing. Oct.23-Nov.21 Call 787-7500 today. The practical advice from Distractions could ViORK&f Stephen's Agency, Inc., Hwya highly unlikely source. Be prevent your accom- 5'/:'/. MORTGAGE 36 & East Rd., Belford. open-minded. plishing what you set out to Unbelievable! Not sol Buy thin lovely do; resist them. lo*ur*bedroom Colonial In Rumson wits 244 baths. Pour years old'and COLTS GLEN j_ ± GEMINI In superb condition. Assume the A new homo. Move up to this prestige existing 5tt% mortgage of »Zl,50O. .rea' anA luxurious home. Center ffXsjMay 21-June 20 SAGITTARIUS Sale price 337.600. Excellent school .all, living room. Blnlng room, large §ttuition -' - ' [ltphen with breakfast area and ad- n ntCArpER. In your Nov.22-Dec.20 olnlng family room. den. five bed- RUSSELL M. BORUS rooms, 2Vt baths, basement, double • • ' * pursuit of special ob- Others will seek your garage, central air conditioning. jective don't overlook other REALTORS Choose your decorating. Be In before help or counsel. Give «pHlver Rd. F«Jr Haven Christmas. Excellent value at $45,350. important conaderations. best advice but evade 74T-46J2 We have the key. call now. personal involvement. V CUSTOM BtnWT CAPE COD HALL BROS., Realtors Beautiful' four-bedroom Cape. Two 813 Hlver Rd. 741-7686 Fair Haven CANCER ceramic tile batlis, large living room Member Multiple Listing with .. flrepl«ce;< -formal dining room. June21-July2l CAPRICORN Eat-ltt -kitchen, paneled game room OAK HILL COLONIAL SPLIT You will welcome Dec.21-Jah.19 with bar, Bxtra large closeta The Wizard of Id throughouhroughout -home. Central airr condl- Brand new with tour bedrooms, three new personal interest, You may have impor- U4ombb g an" "d two-ear: garu all -3311 MIDDLBTOWW or social contacts. HOLMDEL APPLEBROOK AGENCY Realtors HOLLAND RID&E Mlddletown AQUARIUS r deifrned homes. 3bedroom split lev el. 2'/4 <3aths. fireplace in family room, PICK? formal dlnlng_room, basement and two- REAL ESTATE WANTED car sarajre. Beautiful grounds. 945,001 *HffDOvVSTRA AOENtY^ Realtors^? B. Front St. Red Bank. 741-6700. COLTS NECK-HOLMDEL BUMSON — Older home wllhln walking We have ready qualified buyers, l 41>taric« to beaches. Elghf bedroorru for fait efficient service, call J. D. tvft bath*, dream Jcltchen. Excellent i ROCHE, Realtor. Rt. 34. Colts Neck. dancing available for quaUtied buyer (82-2741. number Multiple Llstlne S«r- S36.OOO7 EU!EN S. KiCZBtTON. Sek rlce. tor. 13 w. River ltd., Rumson. 842' WE CAN MULTIPLE UST RANCH — Hype. Three large bod YOUR HOME rooms, bath (option for another bath' C&Il tod&y and give details and ca_ full fcaiement. baseboard ' - prlca. BTERUKQ THOMPSON A A8- 8O0.. 7«7-M00. UlSTINOS OF BETTER UOMK9 — In Keantburff • Middletown - H&xlftt - BED BANK — Two adjoining duplex HolmdftL. The Smolko Agency. 787-0121. apartments, three bedrooms each. 6% mortgage. Second available. Will sell IN A HURRY TO SELL.?— Wo buj separately. Private.-Call 842-3000 9:30- homes for top dollar. Ask for Bob 01 2:30 weekdays for brochure. Oood in- Shel. BOB SHELDON AGENCY. £57 The Phantom vestment. 7800. FAIH HAVEN — Executive's fcome. /OUR HI6HNESS, fPwo-story, all custom built, I^arge foy- WE BUY HOMES DIRECT tXANA.THIS IS SUIL, SHE BIT ME.' yf er. Five bedrooms, 2Mi baths, three fire- Condition unimportant. Call Four Be*' THE SLAVE PEALER. MAKE Alj places, den with beamed celling, deco. «om Realty. Broker. 229-7188. rator designed kitchen and dinette, full AN ANCIENT AND OFFER ANtTJ casement Air conditioning. 741-0516. BUYERS WAITING DISHONORABLE MIDDLETOWN — REDUCED *300 for homei, estates, farms, acreage. PROFESSION. WHAT Sparkling custom built nlne-yoar ol waterfronts, busineanea. Industrial an< IS YOUR OFFER, zanch. Three targe bedrooms. IB* kltcr business properties. «n*dlnlng room combination. Birch cab1 SUIL? nets, stainless steel appliances. Brlc RAY H. STILLMAN, Realtor floor. Large living room with flrcnlac Farquet floors throughout Over size at "Our 62nd Year" tached* garage. Large pool. Carpeting MULTIPLE IJSTINQ 8KRV1CI1 All situated on a very private half acre 848 Hwy 35 Shrewsbury 741-86O0 Can't possibly last. Asking $21,990 HOME OWNERS Your home may bo worth more thar °THE KIRWAN CO.. Realtors you think! ! Let one of our ex Almort Plaza Hand Z64-72O perlenced cvaluatorn come to discus; UTTLB SILVER — Custom hullt over It with you at your convenience, Ni sized Cape Cod containing living roorr cost ... no obligation. Call lo «padous kitchen, four bedrooms, t" appointment. full baths; finished basement and lat BUY-IUTE KEALTY xtorage areas. Washer, dryer, sto', Broker 787-ior carpeting throughout, nil included 1 JISTINQS URGENTLY NEEDED I" sale. OrlKlnal owner. Private cirdi \tlantlc lUghlands. Hlglilflnds. Leo Close to bus line; train, schools nn inrilo and Navcalnk. BROOK AGBN shopping center. Call after 6 p.m., 74: CY, Hunk Building, Atlantic Hlghlanda. 1821. Asking tll.900. 2D1-I717. LIKES YOU.SHESAYsyoute A Nice a'MJ Beetle llailey WHAT P066 MY POS PlgRKE WAV& TO If YOU SENT W YEAH. VO10 JOIN YOUR BIG WHEEL CLUB ? • ZBfZO OUT T IF HE 5EE5 • TO SCOUT I THE ENEMY 1 THE J I TOLD MlM ^ pErJlMETEK? / TO 6AYvVMo" ( k UKB AN OWL ^ BIG , ? WHEEL! I A VERY ^/^v Vy I IMPORTANTTN i l8 \ PERSON!P! ) Tpr?^ "'

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As' as a sweetly puNjpon Oph- DAYTIM6 MOVIES her frequent Fooferenwi with Dr. io* Cannon, her Comment of, it« four-year pathology torttm boyfriend. night was well worth wide he did in Uie Richard Burton e 1 i a , with her obligatory residency program, it was an- 1,W Q "Eveiy Slrl Should U Marrlad" and steadfast audience atten- v:30 S "fethw «nd »h. Kinrf1 BKRAWMUSIC HAa (O stage version, Sir John Giel- drowning scene blessedly nounced by Dr.Armand Ver- 10:00 a "Shop Around \h, Carfiar" ^T^KI Dttcctlves" BtarrliiK Dflo Adtma tn « musical tion. gud serves as the mellifluous omitted. She is about as con- 1 comedy'satire on famous slcuthx. ga, Director of the Depart- 1:00 O "Indian Fightar' ' D THE JOHNNY CASH SHOW (C) The production accom* Iiistead of an introverted, voice of the slain king. vincing in the part as any girl ' 0 "Tin Gaubt" OutaU! Mama. Cass, I^orns Grunt snd Kr*is Kris- ment of Medical Education. . Utirmm plishes several things besides tormented avenger, Chamber- Setting Transferred can be. And Norman Rossing- *» ®"IKa» Touch of MinV" O PERRY MASON : The residency includes both e"Tl.tMinicMan"P«rtlt "The Cass of the Shattered Dream" providing the retired hero of lain makes Hamlet into a Possily because of the op- ton distills the mocking phi- ftJO |B THE ADVOCATES (C) all those Dr. Kildare episodes highly emotional figure, de- losophy of the gravedigger in anatomical and clinical pa- EVENING ' •. ''Should IAWS Anintt Poroncrapny £e Etran^th* portunity for extravagant cos- .thology. ened ov Bepealed?" with a bold and fascinating mented as much as he is de- tuming, "Hamlet" is trans- a scene abbreviated just a bit ' «;00 gOOHEVVS(C) . 10:00 D HAWAII FtVE-0 (C) regretfully. S THE FlYINS NUN (C) A nlgntdab »t«r «nd ecology crusader Is framed to excursion into classic theater. liberately bent on retribution. ferred from ancient Elsinore 8 SET SMART *t he is the saboteur nf M inadequate - Chamberlain tested himself If at times this leads to unfa- into a Napoleonic Era setting, The adaptation was pre- LEGAL NOTICES ffi LAND OF THE GIANTS (C) ~ aewuge treatment plant, and Steve McGarretts Fiv.J) police unit searches lor tht conspirators. as the melancholy pane with miliar interpretation of fa- although at moments the ex- pared by John Barton, who The earth people help prevent • war. O FOUR-IN-ONE (C) an English provincial troupe mous lines, by that much does ft-zit fQ WHATS NEW? (d) "CrMs." Jim Conrad muat figure out an emerncncy aggerated military hats and deserves extra thanks for de- SlIKnlFK'S SAj "Animal Ark" , / landirlr procedure under abnormal airport condi- two summers ago, and on the Shakespearean meaning en- leting that line about some- BlPERlort (1)1 6:30 O PETTICOAT JUNCTION (C) tions for a. troubled 727. long rifles tinge the proceed- OF NKW.JERMK' O DICK VAN DYKE SHOW ' Q 0 TEN O'CLOCK NEWS basis of warm notices then, large. ings with caricature. thing being rotten in the LAW DIVISION S DAN AUGUST (C) dared this filming alongside MO.NMOtTH_"' NT¥ IB OUR VANISHING WILDERNESS ]n other characterizations, Chamberlain early changes state of Denmark. In this Dockett No, DJU21DJ-U211 ._ "Santa Baroara—EvVrybeoy'a MUUke" "Epitaph for a Surinjer." IXt. 1A. AURIISL invt-Bti- such distinguished players as -ftraeftraeyy BanK andd Trust Com. 7M O CIS NEWS WITH WALTER CROMK1TE (C) gafes tha murder of a local lothirio in an ipart- Director Peter Wood* sim- from black garb into a ward- "Hamlet" all is vibrantly sat- nking c Iny1 , a banking corporatiorpoatiatio n of the itaitatt t O N(C NIGHTLY NEWS (C) ment tor awtnEina* sttiaies. Sir John Gielgud, Sir Michael ilarly shifts from thr pre- isfactory. S" Stnry,-Stn PlalnlUPlllUff v.: llira 10:10 O STAR OF THE SAME (C) robe of lapelled and colorful fH»ltnonltnon,, Belle lUnnolUnnon and Phil 0 I LOVE LUCY Redgrave, Margaret Leighton 1__ H«nnonnon, DfDefendantd t , O ABC NEWS WITH FRANK REYNOLDS (C) 10:11 a THE AVENGERS (C) dictable. So Polonius in the By virtue or * writ of execution In tthhe ~ WHAT'S MY LINE* (C) .Steed falls Into enemy hands, and Kmtna Is cut and Richard Johnson. | hands of Sir Michael is a BOX OFFICt OMENS h id above stated action to me directeddited, I ID I DREAM OF JEANNIE (C) down to size. ILK !Hr. (N u ;.i< Ml AIM.! •halhall expose ffo r ««le at publipublc vendueed , 10:30 IB FREE TIME (C) smug burgher rather than t the CoCourtt Home In tb« Borough of Jean- -'annl! e' make- s Ton- y sins—; line Caruso- , so that Jie Fire Engine on Tracks 705 hold. Countutyy ott MonmoutiiMti. N can win the talent contest on Uie base, 11:00 O O O NEWS. WEATHER, SPORTS (C) some prating dotard; Miss ^ DRIVE-IN Eyo-!Mo1,d.ytt.Sr,d.VorN ' IB KUKLA, FRAN AND OU.IE "£arty, of the fjrqt part (Olive Brtnoh Q THE COUHT5HIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER Sonderfiaard. A wife, on trial for murdering her wheels. BABY tBrange ;*,U3> by noSert P. Harris «nk . "Who Wants to Bail Uown the Amawn Anyway?"- lover, must retrieve a certain letter incimjnating NOW THRU TUESDAY Eddie's grandfather pays him a visit and Eddie can O'THE DICK CAVETT SHOW (O The engine Is 22 feet long, hardly contain himself in anticipation of the prsa- FOR ADULTS ONLY , ent he'll receive. r,ue»t»: Dehorah Kerr, Peter Vl»rt«l 10 feet wide and weighs about •<3 north 46 degree*, 2M9fcet; © MO P.M. REPORT (C) ID CHANNEL 11 FILM FESTIVAL . 10 tons. It cost $29,000 and has south 43 degrees, 37 rotnuwi . "Oreen for Danger" the place of the berln. IB STAR TREK (C) Sally Crcy. When death atallts the eorridorK nf a. .Opt. Kirk matches v^ts with a race of supermen hAspltal, police find five suspects. ' ' * a top speed of about 25 miles SHE CAME TO SIT . itSomrhonly'knowh and rteslf. Ui by Khan. per hour. -and- w-No. 29 orchard street, MaU- ID NEW JERSEY SPEAKS ' . , 130 O © ID NEWS m- j»ITKni««n, Dawn 4 Murphy ' O THE FRENCH CHEF (C) - Tnunlftt tore**.tore**.' * • 1:30 O H GREAT GREAT SHOW (C) !*•• i, li. If 8 THE GOVERNOR AND J. J. (C) . lllS O•CoCo THd IEs MGRy ECoPilot" lltHBII atarrlnr Dcnnia Mor, THE FUNNIEST MOVIE I'VE SEEN "Whrn opinion polls show Governor DrinkwaUr jesn. Dane Clark. Baud on Col. Rober . cota tralline > cowboy actor In Uis gubernatorial rate, jesnoveCnd l DanIo fM eM Claa cxperlenck Bauda otlyinfn Col . ^1Rober^ Cent E.. Scott' Claira ths eovernor anus t»'» television debat*. ChannsulU lyi 1* ^' C Cli O THE OAVIO fROST SHOW (C) I:J2 0 REEL CAMP THIS YEAR! f\ a ROOM m Caucasian . 2KI7 0 THE CHEATERS JUST GO, RUN, friends ira traiu/erriPI their daughter from Walt 2:20 O EVENING PRAYER Whitmavtronniiiptna to remove^ her front the• interracial aa- 2;4» O5ERM0NETTE J con»re»• and •lUUnr pursuant to th« TO SEE IT!" g ^.Federal Ntuon&l Mbrtgftga AlflOCftftUon ™e trail of a m'ssUir win real estata broliir 1:25 O THE LATE LAT6 SHOW I her Wi/uun, tint Yvk fett 2 ^Charter Act, Plaintiff va: Otorf* W. "Rails Into Uraralt" fJB5l) starrlnr John Pajnr, i*-•.-TJiil and Lorraine P. Uhl, Defendants leads to murder and robbery. T>an Puryea. A rugged Army sergeant fights aabo- TOWN "^.\ By virtue ol a writ of execution in the O CIVIUSATIOM (C) taRe ariof corruption in the lawless totm et'Z«ra- dowty i, UKnnoD lom SWISH nibove Hated action to me directed, i "Orandtor and obcdlencit" ml«, Wyoming mm be tiirs to prevent alow-up of Olhail expose for sale at public vendue, f;00 O MEDICAL CENTER (C) railway cnnKtructlc-n. / > '•.t the Court House In the Borough of An aginf professor who. unaware that M* baauti- 5:05 a GIVE US THIS DAY (C) HOW SHOWING ^ "***• 5'rechold. County of Monmouth, New Uerley. on Monday the 3Qth day or " Vember. 1970 at 2 o'clock P.M. BRIAN KEITH vailing Time. A rare, rewarding I that tract or parcel of land, alto. WEEKEND' lying and being In th# Boroi screen experience/ „-. .in Beach, in the County of "THE McKEHZIE mouth In the State of New Jersey. BEING known and designated as Lot S*. in Block 6,^ as rtiown^on a certain BREAK" BABYSITTER At The Movies COLOR by DRUXE "Hysterically funny County' onmouih RED BANK MAYFAIR- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS I aa caa* from beginning CARLTON- Flve E-«" niectj fM. T:jo, 0:20. ATLANTIC— PLUS 2ND BIG HIT *%j ' BEING more commonly known as fiO9 Weekend With the Babysitter 7:00, to end. You will McKenzU Break 2:00. 7:00, 9:25. ST. JAMES- 9:55; Fountain of Love 8:30. ^6" ond Street, Union Be«cb< New Jtr, Closed Circuit TV Heavywtljht EATONTOWN ' Klfhta 8:30. HAZLET The laugh all the COMMUNITY- NEPTUNE CITY PLAZA- NOW SHOWING way through Ht" Catch 22 2:00, 1:00. 0:15. NEPTUNE CITY- McKcnrie Break 7:20, B;2B, GREGORY PECK N DRIVE-IN- l Walk Hid Urn' ":00. T:00. COS. Loveri * Other Strangers T:00. RT. 35 nBIVB-IN- ^ amount of th* judg, 11:50; Too bate the .ero 8:15. LAKEWOOD Baby Maker 7:00, 11:00; Role TUESDAY WELD tied by aald iate Is tha ttiary'a Baby g;50. . ._...., ,r .._...-, togelher with the coiu FREEHOLD COUNTRY— ESTELLE PARSONS i -I'.Vol1 H«'«ale. • •-.••• KEYPORT r MALL I- " B— "I'.io 7:00, 9:15. .. * .i . e ijjcrlff hereby rcaervea the rlfchl STRAND ART- ^ ^to aJJquradjourn thithis Ralsale without further no. I Walk the Line 7:38, 9:25, TOWN- 7 e by-publicatlon. McKenzle Break. 7:1». 8:20.» s^ual' I "°edom In Denmark 7:00, "I WALK PAUL KIBRN J MALL H- ' 1:30. 10:00. llcKanzle Break 7:10. 9:10. TOMS RIVER Dated September 25,1970 EAHi BRUNSWICK THE LINE" Abraham J. Zagtr ASBURY PARK COMMUNITY- TURNPIKE — Atty. House, of Dark Shadows T:00, ««,»,.,« -,„.., ....,*„.—w..«l0VERS AND OTHER STRANGERS" J54.O LVRIC- ii:"'': Kelly's Htroei SM0. OUTDOOR—Move 7:00, 10:S0; Si- **«« '•*>«»«. lUTMCI AftTHUR » WHMlt MHIM • UtOUtl ItlMDOM • JtlUUIDCMTELUM* HM fNSHV ».7*q - '., 11, 18. 25 cilian Clan 8:46. HMRVGUUDINO •UARUN HAlUV.AKKI JA«SOH • ClOtl$ttACMUAH.*K»(ll«AttA MOGtOOW M'A'B'H 7:25. 9:30. DOVER- INDOOR~-Lovcrs & Other strang- • SIIDOMI-I »!»'•' l«»l'"»<>Cs)Jsi»sl»*«lr»t«M MWUtt ~~ ers 7:40, 8:45. COUNTRY UcK-i::Ii- Break 2:10. 7:10. 8:20. North of Red Bank PERTH AMBOY ' mown •,unwiHiemmHIM* AMBOYS DRIVEIN- MIODLETOWN Lovers & Other Stransers 7:00, NOW SHOWING STARTS TODAY 11:10; Daddy's Gone A Hunting' TOWN- ALAIN DELON SAfRBNOODS r»r0WT0WM SAY«EWOOO» "An Invitation 1 Walk the Lint 1:00, 7:20, 9:20. MENLOPARK AMBOY D.I. EATONTOWN D.I. MADISON CINEMA CINEMA- h Historical Unit Catch 22 2:35,( B:15, 8:00. 10:00; BORSALINO' to Pleasure .. ? To Plan Event Hera la Mew Jersey 2:00, 4:40, FREEHOLD - The Mon- - Weds. Nite Feature - mnuth County Historical As- BARGAIN MATINII sociation yesterday was TOWN TODAY AT 2:00 P.M. MIDDLETOWN named by the Board of Free- • MIDDL«Pi-109E 0 ALL SEATS $1.00 Roast Prime Ribs of Beef holder as the county agency HaarH of UltiiM — lafctd Potato to plan for the bicentennial observance of the American TheTcnnessee Hills ran red with violence Vcgitablt — Cofft* Revolution. the day the sheriff walked away from the law! Mrs. Bayard p.. Stout of Red Bank, association presi- •75 dent, will be the county repre- sentative for the N.J. Histori- cal Commission which has urged all counties to appoint committees for this historic DilsetabU Food — King Siw Cocktails event. Islamic Center Slated KUALA LUMPUR (AP) — The Malaysian government Lincroft Inn announced plans for an Islam- ic research center here that CCXUMBiAMClUttSPm,™ A JOHN FRANKENHEIMER-EDWARD LEWIS Produce at the Crossroads "will help to spread the Is- "1HE lamic faith to Southeast Asian TUCSMT BKUM Lincroft, New Jersey countries." MCKBOIE * WELD * MJUOHf Reservations: 741-8170 --

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