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TheWeatnw Mostly sunny, less warn FINAL and humid today; clear and T Red Bank, Freehold f cool tonight Mostly sonny and l_ Long Branch 7 pleasant tomorrow. EDITION nr • ' • Monmouth County's Outstanding Home Newspaper 34 PAGES VOL.95 NO. 22 RED BANK, NJ. WEDNESDAY, JULY 26,1972 TEN CENTS niraimiii Affected Towns Ponder Beach Fee Ruling A state Supreme Court rul- decision is made on a course Bright charges residents ?5 decision "ridiculous,1' and Mayor Norton said, "is a democracy," she said, "but nicipal beach would not make George Hoffman said the new ing that shore communities of action. per year for season passes added, "It may certainly grave problem in our then sometimes we wonder if as much profit. "We would state ruling will not have cannot charge nonresidents "We have instructed our and $10 for nonresidents. At bring more people to our borough. If the governor we do." lose approximately 4Q to 59 much effect on the city. higher beach fees than they borough attorney, Richard L. the same time, a. 50-cent ad- beach on season passes, but at wants this decision to apply Mayor Sidney B. Johnson of per cent of our revenue." "The only effect it will charge residents will have Bonello," said Mayor Cecile mission is charged for the, the same time this would then i>e should make available Monmouth Beach said he had He saw no plans for appeal- have," he said, "would be on little U any effect on Bayshore F. Norton after a caucus of general public. mean we would, have to pro- the necessary funds to make not yet discussed the matter ing the decision and said, "I the sale of seasonal badges." municipalities. Other Ocean- borough council, "to study the Monmouth Beach operates vide more help to maintain it possible." with the Board of Commis- frankly see no point in appeal- He said the seasonal passes tront communities ponder entire ruling and then advise Its beach as a club with a 250- the beach, more police, more Mayor Norton said she was sioners. "We don't have to ing. We have no daily public cost city dwellers $7.50 and re- what action, If any, they will us." 300 nonresident quota.- Resi- lifeguards. We certainly "particularly impressed by make a decision until the win- attendance. We will continue quire a $15 tariff from non- take. Sea Bright and Monmouth dents pay $15 per season and would need Green Acres funds the speed with which this case ter, you know," he said. to run our municipal beach as residents. Sea Bright last night de- Beach operate the only two non residents $43: There is no to provide parking for these was run through the courts, Sees Profit Off club for residents only." He said daily beach fees cided to Btudy the entire Su- municipal public beaches in general admission. . .;.; people. .over many other pending The decision Mayor Johnson And, in Long Branch last make up most of the revenue See Beach, page 2 preme Coort decision before a the Red Bank area. Sea Mayor Nortonrt«rmed the "Parking, as you know," cases. We feel we live in a said would mean that the mu- night, City Council President Storm Disrupts Power Service, Halts Traffic A sudden thunderstorm with Rumson reported 18 sepa- their storm damage "very Police in Fair Haven said county reportedly vgere hit by gusting high winds late yes- rate power failures, most af- light" and said of the trees .power failures were limited to a hail storm. terday afternoon blew down fecting small areas, and a that fell, none had blocked several small areas, and Sea Matawan Bit trees an* power lines, creat- tree down in the municipal roadways. Bright, usually hard hit by Electrical power was out ing traffic jams in many parking lot. A car was dam- No damage and no power summer storms, reportedly for several hours in sections areas, and left thousands of aged by it. failures were reported in Ea- had little damage. of Matawan Borough as wires homes and businesses without Shrewsbury police termed tontown. The southern portions of the fell and trees toppled during electricity. the height of the storm. Drivers got out of then* cars Residents of Marc Woods and-wandered-around while and Marc Hampton Apart* road crews cleared trees and meats as well as those living downed wires from the roads in the area of Ravine Drive and, in several instances, had power curtailed when; lines of traffic would move COLTS NECK — Six fire companies bat- He said that both fire companies from Colts wires were knocked down. Neck, with assistance from the East Freehold, less than a mile before stop- tled five hours to extinguish a fire that de- The borough street depart- ping for another tree or wire. stroyed a barn on the Colonial Farms proper- Holmdel, Tinton Falls and NAD Earle fire companies battled the fire until 10:30 p.m. ment was called in to cut Oceanport police reported a ty, Bt. 537, here. trees that bad fallen across tree landed on the roof of a The spokesman said that the barn contained Johnson Ave. and Little and car parked at 16 Main St. and A spokesman for the Colts Neck Volunteer stalls for 20 horses. No horses were injured. He Atlantic Sts. The trees dis- New Shrewsbury police re- Fire Department said the barn was struck by said, however, that two horses worth $100,000 rupted traffic for a time. ported a similar incident on lightning around 5:30 p.m. yesterday. each were removed from the barn. See Storm, page Z Sycamore Ave. In Red Bank, police said, more than 30 power lines were reported down and "countless trees and limbs." Traffic backed up on Shrewsbury Schotte Starts 10-year Ave. where trees and power lines blocked the roadway. Power Out 4 Hours Little Silver's main shop- ping district was without pow- Sentence in Bank Fraud er for more than .four hours . 1 RislsterStoHPtnt* and police reported trees on NEWARK (AP) - Douglas five years concurrently, Monmouth Regional High liam Certilman, 35, of Scars- BEATING. THE HEAT — A lucky boat owner sails the Navesink River Harding Eoad were down, J. Schotte, the former bank meaning a total of 10 years School District. dale, N.Y., had pleaded guilty near Marine Park In Red Bank while most of the less fortunate county blocking -traffic during rush president who pleaded guilty actually in jail. He was also Parenty had pleaded guilty in the case. The fourth, James residents wait for cooler, drier weather. hour. to masterminding a plot to fined $10,000. to two counts of aiding and Perry, 30, of Paramus, was misapply up to $10 million of The former bank president abetting Schotte in mis- convicted earlier this month his bank's funds, had use for pleaded guilty March 13 to application of the funds. He and is free on bail while ap- the overnight bag he brought three of 169 counts of mis- and Schotte allegedly used pealing. with him to Ms sentencing in applying money and admitted $37,000 in bank funds to pur- Gets 4 Tears federal court here. spending $245,000 of the bank's chase stock through Parenty's Perry was sentenced to four McGovern Rejects Offer money to buystocks. account. years and fined $10,000, and U.S. marshals led Schotte Others Sentenced Parenty was sentenced to Cox and Cutler, were each . away to begin serving 10 Sentenced with him were one year in prison, all but 60 given a suspended one-year years in federal prison right four stockbrokers to whom days of it suspended, and sentence, two years probation after U.S. District Court Schotte admitted making per- fined $10,000. He was placed and a $10,009 fine. Certilman By Eagleton to Withdraw Judge Lawrence A. Whipple sonal loans and through whom on two years probation. was sentenced to three years pronounced sentence on him he admitted buying the stock. Three-of the brokers, Ber- and fined $10,000, but was giv- and five other defendants in Also sentenced was Patrick tram Cutler, 45, of Brick en until Aug. 8 to wind up per- CUSTER, S.D. (AP) - draw but that McGovern has draw as a candidate far vice the case yesterday. Whipple Parenty, 40, of Eatontown, the sonal business before begin- dismissed the idea. Township; Emmet W. Cox Democratic vice presidential president," Eagleton said. had ordered Sehotte's sen- former superintendent of the Jr., 49, of Oakhurst, and Wil- ning the term. candidate Thomas F. Eagle- "I did tell Sen. McGovern "He very promptly and very tence to begin immediately. ton disclosed Tuesday he bad that if my candidacy at any magnificently said that he been hospitalized three times time became an embarrass- didn't even consider that with- Schotte, who was president in the past 12 years for ner- ment to him or in any way a in the realm of discussion." of the now-defunct Eatontown vous exhaustion and had vol- hindrance to his campaign McGovern confirmed in an National Bank, was actually Freeholders, Russell unteered to withdraw from and his chances of achieving interview with The Associated sentenced to 15 years, but the race. the presidency, I would with- See Eagleton, page 2 Whipple said he could serve His running mate, Sen. George McGovern, turned down,the offer as "ridjcolous" To Meet Tomorrow and said he still had full con- McGovern, Howard Camps By SHERRY CONOHAN ture," but could not say when half ago from a trip overseas fidence in Eagleton. that would be. as a flight leader for the pro- fhe %yeaw>ld Missouri FREEHOLD - Wilbert C. Mr. Russell is scheduled to gram. senator said at a news confer- Exchange Support Pledges Russell, executive director of" speak at the Long Branch Ro- In Washington, a spokes- .,., ence that he was treated by a the Monmouth Community tary Club's weekly luncheon man at Office of Economic • psychiatrist and underwent RED BANK - Rep. James term, met privately with five dates in their campaign ef- Action Program (MCAP), will at 12:15 p.m. Friday in West Opportunity headquarters electric shock treatment on J. Howard, D-N.J., and Mon- of the county's McGovern forts. meet tomorrow with the coun- End Manor, Long Branch. If said investigators from that two of the three occasions. mouth County McGovern delegates and coordinators. ty Board of Freeholders to the news conference does not office who have been probing coordinators have exchanged Gerard Harper, a Mr. Howard had headed a discuss MCAP's program materialize before then, Mr. the controversial MCAP pro- Later, on a flight to Los An- pledges of cooperation in the McGovern coordinator, said Russell's appearance at the gram are preparing their re- geles, Eagleton told newsmen ticket of uncommitted dele- which sent 67 young students forthcoming election cam- "we must expand our power overseas for the summer. Rotary meeting will be his port. that he had offered to with- paign. gates to the national con- base to include all of the Sen. Annas F. Eagleton vention which was soundly de- Joseph C. Irwin, board di- second public appearance "The report is being corn- Robert Santaloci of West traditional elements of the rector, said tho meeting since returning a week and a See Freeholders, page 2 Long Branch, a McGovern feated by the slate committed Democratic Party, {his is an luuuinuTunuiirainninnnnniiiniim to Sen. McGovern. would be closed to the public. delegate, said the pledges of incumbent congressman's He said Mr. Russell requested cooperation would assure a John Manna, Mr. Howard's strength; we on the other campaign manager, said the a private meeting, and the unified effort for Monmouth hand hope to contribute an en- freeholders also would like a The Sexes' to Arrive The Inside Story County Democrats in the gen- congressman would actively thusiastic, winning campaign Scouts round op some tour continents.. .Page 22- campaign for Sen. McGovern confidential meeting to dis- eral election. organization plus thousands of cuss the program. Turf Charity Ball ready to liounce.....^..™...... -...Page 23 . A unified approach — or in his various campaign ap- new McGovern voters. Thus In Register Tomorrow NL nips AL, 4-3, In 10-innIng star tilt ...... Page 25 pearances. The freeholders already lack of it — was the central unified we can carry Mon- have voted to withhold $35,000 The Daily Register has been promising a new assignment ' News flows from Giants' training camp...... Page 25 theme Sunday when Mon- on the other hand, the mouth County for the Demo- Monmouth Park Today .....Page 27 McGovern leaders promised in county funds budgeted for for our topflight investigative reporter, Doris Kulman, who is mouth County Democrats cratic Party." going to write a column, "The Sexes." 38 DAILY REGISTER to lend their full support to regular MCAP activities in held their annual campaign 1972 until they have received The first of her twicc-a-month efforts on the subject is Classified.., m32 PnONE NUMBERS kick-off breakfast in Ocean the election of the entire Mr. Santaloci said that both 28 Main Office..—...... 741-MW Democratic ticket. organizations — McGovern satisfactory answers to their scheduled for tomorrow's editions. Comics Township. ' questions about the $60,000 Also ready for tomorrow is an article by our vacationing Contemporary Life., 'Hi\ Classified Ads...... 741-0W j It was after this breakfast There is real fear among and Mr. Howard's organiza-' 28 Legal Adv...... 741-M10 the traditional Democratic tion - would remain sepa- overseas project. sports writer, Rich Nicoletti. In it, he admits that, in matters Crossword Puzzle.,. that Mr. Howard, who is run- An MCAP spokesman, at of parenthood, he definitely is a member of the weaker sex. atoj* fofiiis fifth, two-year leaders that the grassroots or- Tate, however, canvassing ganizatlon behind Sen. and fund raising activities the antipovcrty agency's On the editorial page tomorrow, columist Milton Viorst de- fends the Newspaper Guild for endorsing Sen. George Financial 7 Sports Dept 'Enjoy a great lunch at Steak McGovern would largely ig- would be coordinated to avoid headquarters in Long Branch, iinrascane 28 Contemporary Life .....741-NM andBrewfrom$1.'25. (Adv.); nore other Democratic candi- conflicts in dates, and mail- meanwhile announced that McGovem and, in the process, criticizes some of his fellow ings. Mr. Russell would call a news journalists. James KUpatrick forgets politics for a day to re- member his granddaughter's second birthday. ! 741-Nll Ptad-glass Chlnch Bug Damage? conference in the "near fu- Movies 3S Mlddletown Bure»u.....«71-K5O Odd shapes and sizes, all col- Dr. Irwin J. Polk's "Here's to Health" and William F. Obituaries 4 For ailing lawns, come to Accordion Melodies .every Freehold Bureau 4CM121 ors, 45c Ib. Studio Plastique* Becker's Hardware, Hwy 34 'Wednesday at the Cobble* Salc — Barricini candies. Sandford's "Outdoor World" 'also will appear in tomorrow's Sports •••• Long Branch B«reiit..J22-»lll 171 First Ave., Atlantic High- (north) Colts Neck. 747-0456. Stones, HL 35. Middletown,. Granny's, 12 White St., Red Dally Register, Northern Monmouth County's largest news- DiiiiniiiiiiiinnuRnuMninuiii lands, NJ. (Adv.) (Adv.) " • „ (Adv.) Bank. (Adv.) paper and Monmouth County's most interesting newspaper, 2 Tbe Da8y Better, Bed Buk-Mlddletetro, N.I. Wednesday, July M, 1172 YouthliiterruptsTrial Sgt, Sutton Suspended By Highlands Council to release the information. probationary to permanent Admits Manslaughter HIGHLANDS - In a 15- status as police patrolmen. The last paragraph of his let- minute special session last Pay Increases Granted FREEHOLD - Forrest 93 Long Branch Ave., Long county District Court Judge night, Borough Council voted ter reads: Covin, 18, of 100 Rockwell a. "I attach my name to this After public hearing drew Branch. Thomas L. Yaccarino it was unanimously to suspend Po- no comments, council last Ave., Long Branch, inter- The Johnson boy was shot dark out at the time. lice Sgt. Thomas Sutton from knowing that I place my job rupted his trial yesterday to in jeopardy as the council re- night adopted an amendment in the head April 17 as he was He admitted that he in- duty. to the borough salary ordi- plead guilty to a charge of in- riding his bicycle on Liberty tentionally fired the gun, al- The suspension was made quested silence on this mat- voluntary manslaughter. ter" nance granting average in- St. near Potter Ave. at about though he did not intend to kill effective pending in- creases of more than 5& per Covin admitted he was 8:10 p.m. He died the next anyone with it. vestigation of Sgt. Sutton's Last week Mayor James T. grossly and recklessly negli- White commented on Sgt. Sul- cent to borough employes in morning at Monmouth Medic- Assistant Prosecutor John publication of a letter "pub- all departments. The pay gent in the firing of a .22 cali- al Center, Long Branch. A. Ricciardi recommended to licly commenting on the offi- ton's action. "1 can under- ber rifle which took the life of stand why he made the in- hikes are made retroactive to Covin, who was 17 at the the court that any custodial cial action of his supervisors Jan. 1 contingent on a favor- 13-year-old Charles Johnson, time of the shooting, told sentence imposed run con- in violation of the police ordi- vestigation, but what 1 can't understand is why he sent it able ruling from the federal currently with an in- nance." Wage Stabilization Board. determinate term Covin is al- The motion to suspend, to the press," Mayor White ready serving as a juvenile made by Councilman Luke J. said. Because the borough has Storm Nets Power delinquent'at the Youth Cor- Penta.'was seconded by Coun- Last night the mayor ex- fewer than 60 employes, wage rectional Institution, Yard- cilman Richard P. Gill and re- plained he voted to suspend ceilings have not applied to its ville. ceived affirmative votes from the police sergeant "because 1 employes since May 1. An ap- Judge Yaccarino, wh8 set believe he violated the police plication for an exception to all five council members. permit raises retroactive to Failures, Flooding Sept. 8 for sentencing, told Council's action resulted ordinance." Covin the court docs not have At a regular meeting July the first of the year is on file (Continued) down on Holmdel Road and from Sgt. Sutton's release to with the federal pay board. to accept the prosecutor's rec- BUILDING FOR FUTURE — Shelia Walk and Ro- area newspapers of a letter 18, council, after having seen . Matawan Township police New York Ave. as well as ommendation. Sgt. Sutton's report, voted to Until the exception is ap- Mallard St. ger Kroech, third grade students at the Lincroft containing the gist of a report proved, no borough employes reported no power failures or Covin said no promises had School, present check to W. Boardman Leonard, he made to council July 6 promote Frederick Dickeltnan traffic congestion from the Some residents in the imme- been made to him. nd Daniel Gaughran from will receive salary increases. diate area of Holmdel Road left, president of The Monmouth Museum. Assist- which included his recommen- storm. The maximum sentence for ing in the presentation Is Andrew Van Dyke, prin- dation that a probationary Hazlet Police Sgt. Carl were without power for sev- manslaughter is 10 years in eral houurs. cipal of the school. The funds were raised through trolman be dismissed because Price said the unusually prison and a $1,000 fine. a "Building Block To Your Future" program im- of information the sergeant's strong wind blew out a win- Union Beach Escapes The plea.came before the investigation allegedly re- Union Beach police reported plemented by the museum in most schools in the Red Bank Rejects dow of the J. M. Fields Au- second day of Covin's jury county. The museum is planning to break ground vealed. tomotive Center, fit. 35. unusually high winds and trial began. In his letter to the press, - Power lines were reported heavy rain but no property in the fall for construction of a new building on damage. In court was Mrs. Betty the Brookdale Community College campus. Sgt. Sutton admitted that Smith, Covin's aunt and council had directed him not Theater Site Plan Middletown police Lt. El- guardian, with whom he has RED BANK - Another at- Wall Lincoln-Mercury to es- wood Seeley reported a fallen lived for the past six years.' tempt by Edward Grant to tablish a used car lot at the JEagleton tree disrupted electrical pow- open a second movie theater northwest corner of Rt. 35 and er as well as traffic on W. Assistant Deputy Public lie- Fire Call Strikes 2PieaMiami Beach two weeks ago. favorable report by city Po- would have been killed by the even though theaters were a age there. lice Director John M. Buffin. smoke." are $1:25 for all bathers, re- from Mayor Hennessy's. permitted use. And, McGovem said in his State Police at Holmdel and gardless of their residence. "If you live out of town you interview with the AP, it was Mr. Hutehinson is the father Shortly after Mr. Grant an- Keyport reported no major of seven children, Mr. Lehrer City Councilman Jack Tay- should pay a little more to use nounced plans for his second not until' Tuesday morning problems resulting from the lor noted that there were only the beaches," he said. just before the news confer- said. He added that the city Freeholders theater, the borough adopted storm. man wants to sell fruit and about 100 nonresident annual a new zoning ordinance which ence that he learned of the In Marlboro, police report passes sold this year. "As you Explains Stand specific details of Eagleton's vegetables from his truck to To Meet made theaters a non-con- that the Canadian Woods sec- support his family. can see," Mr. Taylor said, 'Say, for instance, you are forming use in the zone. medical background. tion of Whittier Oaks East "we would have lost only a on your way to Sea Bright to He said earlier that "I While Mr. Hutchinson ad- Mr. Grant again went back was without electricity from 5 mits that he continues to sell few hundred dollars under the go swimming and get caught plus UU Show IVMTNITt wouldn't have hesitated one in a traffic jam. Of course you to court, but this lime the to 7 p.m. due to the storm. his wares door-to-door, he new ruling." tttgulo/ idmiwm Pint IHCWDIi minute" in choosing Eagleton (Continued) get burned up. But you are a court ruled that Mr. Grant Small Boat In Distress said he has not yet been is- pleted now and they hope to He added: "The beaches would have to seek a vari- UTl SHOW al ll_MM,j "if I had known everything In Long Branch, a small are not considered a money- nonresident at the same time Sen. Eagleton has said here sued a summons for violating have it in the administrator's ance, and obtain site plan ap- boat reported in distress the city code. . making operation in any and using roads and the police MEDICINE BALL today." brought out a Coast Guard hands by Monday," the hours of this municipality. proval. He was summoned last spokesman said. He said the • event." In the meantime, Mr. Grant CARAVAN boat and helicopter to search week, however, when he Councilman Samuel Teicher "You are not the local tax- the rough waters off N. findings of such internal in- paying populace, so in my has turned the former ware- ROCK MUSICAL threw a piece of paper into vestigations usually are kept ' said he has always called for house over to the Monmouth imnmiiiiHiiuiiiiiiiiiiniimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin Broadway. the street. The littering com- free beaches. He said last opinion, you should pay more confidential, but that OEO di- as a contribution to the local County Citizens for McGovern B.B. King-Doug Kmtum A caller reported to police plaint will be heard in City rector Philip Sanchez or other night that if a fee is required, for use as county campaign *om Donahue-Aliti that the boat with one occu- Court Aug. 22. OEO officials may have some it should be a uniform, nomi- upkeep," he concluded. Births Atlantic Highlands and headquarters. pant was seen about 300 yards He said he has paid his debt comment on the report after nal cost and that there should In other business, the board ADMISSION ONLY, iHmiMiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiniiiifliiiiiiiiniiiinn offshore when the storm to society and now expects to reading it. be a state-operated pool of Highlands also have public TO LATE SHOW RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL struck at about 5:30 p.m. yes- beaches open to residents as approved an application by secure a license to support his Mr. Sanchez is on vacation lifeguards, cleanup crews and Red Bank terday. family. security officers to bear the well as nonresidents without Police alerted the Coast and is not expected back in costs of beach maintenance fees. -Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Guard and a two-hour search his office until the second throughout the state. Highlands did require a O'Rourke (nee Diane Engel), of the area proved fruitless. week of August. In his ab- beach fee approximately 10 Boro Busses sence, the report on the No Fee FAMOUS FACES 17 Park Ave., Hazlet, son, .Although city officers issued "We have never charged years ago but the practice has July 25. a countywide police alarm for MCAP project will go to the been abandoned. OEO deputy director, Wesley anyone a fee as long as I can Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ga- a missing person and a boat, Gets State remember," Union Beach CONTEST ANSWER lano (nee Catherine Tracy),-*-"theralert brought no replies Hjornevik, the spokesman said. Mayor Alfred T. Hennessy 91 Cherry Tree Farm Road, last night and officers theo- Subsidy said. "And we don't con- FACE #3 Middletown, son, July 25. rize that the boatman made Congressional Probe Gain more leisure time Rep. James J. Howard, D- template charging the beach Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ap- his way safely to shore. TRENTON (AP)-The users in the future. jilegate (nee GabrieUa Messi- While nine reports of N.J., has called for a congres- State Commuter Operating sional investigation of the "The only ordinance we pay your bills at home nger), 409 Aumack Ave., downed trees, large limbs and Agency has approved sub- have in town having any ef- Union Beach, daughter, July utility wires were received MCAP overseas project as sidies totaling $1.15 million to well, saying it did hot seem fect on nonresidents is park- 25-.. -a during an hour-long gale in a dozen bus companies, in- ing along the bulkheaded area Long Branch, no serious haz- proper to have OEO in- Mr.-'and Mrs. William Lea cluding a $176,000 grant to the vestigating OEO. of our beachfront," the mayor (nee Theresa DiMatteo), 23 ards were reported by police Boro Busses Co. of Shrews- continued. Bonafade Place, Keansburg, there. Payment of nearly $60,000 in bury. federal antipoverty funds to "We do restrict this parking son, July 25. Flooding was reported, The grant was one of the area to our own residents and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hin- along Second Ave. at Broad- two largest awards an- dman (nee Kathleen way, Cottage Place and nounced. ing permit from the police de- McTague), 406 Salem Ave., Brighton Ave., as well as at In all cases but one, the i and paid for the travel by the partment," he added. Spring Lake, son, July 25. Lincoln Ave., Cedar Ave. and county or counties involved Mayor Hennessy's views on Mr. and Mrs. Jon Jones Long Branch Ave. ' 67 students, has been held up will pay 25 per cent of the sub- as a result of action last week the ruling: "I, for one, could (nee Mary Byron), 8 Barbara No serious traffic tieups or sidy. never see how a town could Ter., Middletown, son, July by Gov. Cahill. power failures were reported The COA is a joint venture constitutionally charge non- 25. in the city as a result of the The governor, at that time, residents more money. Appar- Mr. and Mrs. James Bartow of the Public Utilities Com- notified the OEO regional of- storm. mission, the State Treasury ently the courts feel the same (nee Marie Greco), 5 Rose- Police in West Long Branch fice in New York City that he way." dale Ter., Holmdel, son, July Department and the Depart- was withdrawing his waiver and Ocean Township reported ment of Transportation. It No Fee in Keansburg 25. that several trees and utility and withholding his approval oversees all commuter oper- of the MCAP overseas trip In Keansburg Borough Man- Mr. and Mrs. Roland Wiggs wires were downed in both ations in the state, and an- ager James T. O'Neill said (nee Mary Griffin), 47 Chapin communities, but that no program until he got the an- nually dispenses millions of swers to some questions. Spe- borough officials decided not Ave., Red Bank, daughter, serious mishaps or flooding dollars to aid commuter rail- to charge any fee this year July 25. took place. cifically, he said he would like roads and bus lines. to know more about the na- "because of the policing of 3^ ture of the project and the eli- miles of beach." gibility of the students who Mr. O'Neill stated it was de- participated in it. cided to open three beaches Weather: Sunny, Pleasant Mr. Russell, in a report to only "where lifeguards would the MCAP board of trustees be on duty" and not maintain Mostly sunny, not so warm heavy tains swept across the temperature at Little Rock, any other sections. and humid today, high in the Plains today and into the up- last week, said the program Ark., to a record high of 103 had been designed for the dis- "The cost is prohibitive (to low 80s. Clear tonight,' low in per and mid-Mississippi Val- yesterday. mid 60s. Tomorrow mostly advantaged poor, but that ^fj™^"beaches) to ley. cffettlve sunny and pleasant, high in Aberdeen, S.D;, was soaked some students from middle in- 'y «»*«» and low 80s. Friday : partly with more than an inch and a TIDES come families were among cloudy, little temperature half of rain in a two-hour peri- Sandy Hook change. od. Scattered thundershowcrs TODAY - High 8:52 p.m. and low 2:46 p.m. many until a review now u, In Long Branch, yes- also wet the Rockies and the .. « , ^ lerday's high temperature Deep South. TOMORROW— High 9:17 derway.wascompleted. r st |earne( 0{ Su a.m. and 9:31 p.m. and low CANWt HtlPYOU? WOODYALLEN was 89 and the low, 69 de- New England won a respite prcme Coiirt.r.uljng and from a long siege of •swelter- 3:25 a.m. and 3:30p.m. BOOKONSTARS g grees. It was 69 at 6 p.m. and TORONTO (AP)-Canadian haven'h't t givei n it much the overnight low was 61. ing weather as cool, dry air l'or Red Bank and.Kumsnn th0U bridge, add two hours; Sea recording stars are to be fea- 8ht, so I must decline SEE TOMORROW'S Today's 7 a.m. temperature spilled into the northeastern tured in a book being written by comment at this time," he 22 Of flea* In Monmouth County was 61. Yesterday's rainfall quarter of the nation, bringing Bright, deduct 10 minutes; 0 OHIc«» In Union County Long Branch, deduct 15 min- Larry Leblanc, former music added, DAILY REGISTER FOR was measured al .63-inch. pleasant temperatures. editor of Canadian High News In Middletown, Township Widesprcnri thunderstorm .Tropical heat held oq, in the utes; Highlands bridge, add 40 minutes. and feature writer in the music Committccman Harold 11. seance is OUR. FACE #4 activity with gusty winds and SOuth, thqugh, pushing the. field. l'oulks commented that the BiGsesr Assert Zfce Daily B«gfster, Red Bank-MlrMetewB, N J. Wednesday, July U, U72 „,,*,. Third Defendant in Murder By the Associated Press Sentenced to Prison Term FREEHOLD — James J. Bank, of wounds he suffered Yaccarino directed that Fen-, Fentress, 34, of 4?fCherry St., in a shotgun blast during a tress be sent to one of the^ Allies Pushing Into Citadel , New Shrewsbury, was sen- holdup Jan. 4. state prison farms or a prison SAIGON — South Vietnamese paratroopers were reported tenced to 2% to 3 years in The state alleged that Fen- facility "other than that today to lfeve seized half the Quang Tri Citadel and were ad- state prison yesterday for tress conspired with Ruben where Mr. Adams is in- vancing on North Vietnamese troops in the rest of the 19th conspiring to commit murder. Louis Adams, 26, of 19-A Pearl carcerated." century fortress.- Fentress, one of three men St., New Shrewsbury, and Otis Agree to Bequest . "Most of the enemy are concentrated in the northwest sec- indicted for the murder of , William Johnson, 25, of 1005 tion of the Citadel," said Lt. Col. Do Dang Bo, the Army New Shrewsbury liquor store Springwood Ave., Asbury First Assistant Prosecutor- 'spokesman in Hue. owner Harold A. Silver, was Park; that Fentress supplied Malcolm vi Carton concurred The South Vietnamese command in Saigon backed off allowed to plead guilty to the the guns and that Adams and with the defense request. downgraded charge of con- Johnson were the ones who During Johnson's trial, FetK, from its claim yesterday that the paratroopers had'completely 1 reoccupied the 5Q-acre walled compound. spiracy July 15 after testifying actually went to the store. tress testified that Johnson "The enemy is still in the western half," a spokesman said against one of his codefen- Johnson was acquitted June was the one who went into the- today. "The airborne are advancing and trying to clear the dants last month. 15 after a trial in which Fen- store with a sawed*ff shotgun western portion. There are also scattered contacts in the city County District Court Judge tress testified for the state and later told him "the gunj outside the Citadel where the airborne are making house-to- Thomas'L. Yaccarino, who and Adams testified for the went off." ', house searches." imposed the sentence, defined defense. Adams testified that Fen- South Vietnamese bombers were attacking the North Viet- Fentress' role as "accessory Adams, who admitted for tress was the heavy-handH namese positions inside the Citadel with high explosive bombs before the fact... you sup- the first time during John- holdup man. •» and napalm, but Bo said there were no signs that the North plied the weapons." son's trial that he played The state had not contended! Vietnamese were retreating. He described the action as spo- "I'm sorry I got involved in "chicken" (lookout man) dur- that Johnson purposely Wiled radic, small contacts in "section by section" of the Citadel. this thing," said Fentress, ing the holdup, was sentenced Mr. Silver. It had alleged that RETURNEES — The 37-member AAonmouth Youth Chorus returned home who had admitted supplying to life imprisonment after his this was a felony murder, one Britain's Strike Spreads last night after a successful three-week concert tour in Europe in which . two shotguns for a holdup at conviction of first degree committed during the course the group gave performances in eight .nations. Above are Mr. and Mrs. Silver liquors, 530 Shrews- murder last May. He is ap- of another crime — in this , LONDON — The growing strike wave.against the Con- Joseph Szostak and their 22-month-old son, Martin, as they arrived in bury Ave., New Shrewsbury. pealing his conviction. case, an armed robbery. \' servative government's new labor law hit the London bus sys- Middletown. Mr. Szostak is chorus director, and assistant professor of Succumbed Weeks Later Acceding to va request by The maximum penalty for tem and Heathrow Airport today, taking most of the double- music at Brookdale Community College. Mr. Silver died Feb. 2 at Assistant Deputy Public De- conspiracy Is three yeais ta deck red buses off the city's streets and canceling many Kiverview Hospital, Red fender Joseph Meehan, Judge prison and a $1,000 fine. flights to the Continent. The Official Solicitor, an independent watchdog for the le- gal system or sort of ombudsman, was to appear before the In- dustrial Relations Court today to ask for the release of the five longshoremen whose imprisonment last Friday touched off the WEDNESDAY, JULY 26 ('til 9 PM) THURSDAY, JULY 27 FRIDAY, JULY 28 ('til 9 PM) strike wave. But there was no indication whether the court would free the men, whom it held in contempt because they defied its order to stop illegal picketing. •-•-' & SATURDAY, JULY 29 The five men are the first jailed under the antistrike law which Prime Minister Edward Heath's Conservatives pushed through Parliament last year, and the strike wave in support of them has turned into a drive to nullify the law. Bids Sadat Take 'New Path' JERUSALEM - Premier Golda Meir cautiously wel- comed Egypt's expulsion of Soviet military advisers and called today on President Anwar Sadat to "strike out on a new path" toward peace'. "Let us meet as equals and make a joint supreme effort to arrive at an agreed solution to all the outstanding problems,* Mrs. Meir said in Israel's first official comment on Sadat's ex- pulsion of the Russians last week. "The well-being and future of our nations depend on such a dialogue.'' The premier told the Knesset, Israel's parliament, that it was too soon to make a reliable evaluation of Sadat's action. But she said "this highly significant event in the life of Egypt- may even contribute to positive developments in the area." "An upheaval has taken place, the significance of which should-not be underrated," Mrs. J!eiradded,, "but it is early as i- ftimiiMinfr*!! yet to appraise its consequences." .,,:! IRA Barricades Smashed BELFAST, Northern Ireland — British troops bulldozed into another Roman Catholic stronghold in Belfast early today to smash IRA barricades. They claimed their seizures of the bank Catholic guerrillas' arms have cut their operations in half. Merchandise Subject to Prior Sale Not our Entire Stock, But Tremendous Selections and Savings We Honor The American Express Money Card. Soldiers with armored bulldozers and mechanical diggers tore up 10 earth-and-steel barricades in the Andersonstown sector. The only resistance was a barrage of gasoline bombs, MENS WEAR •SPORT COATS bottles and stones from youths — but none of the sniper fire I REGULARS AND LONGS... WERE $40 TO $50... • that has opposed previous sweeps into territory controlled by the Irish Republican Army. SUITS SLACKS • I NOW $19 None of the army force was reported hit, and the troops DOUBLE-BREASTED LIGHTWEIGHT SUITS ... A DRASTIC REDUCTION: SPECIAL LOT OF MEN'S SOLID r SUITS —— . PERFECT COMPLEMENT TO COMPLETE A WELL- CHINOS AND GLEN PLAIDS... ALL DURABLE PRESS dispersed the mob with rubber bullets. COTTON SUEDE, DENIM, DOUBLEKNITS, WOVENS... ROUNDED WARDROBE ... WERE $90 TO $175 ... ., -. TAPERED LEG ... SIZES 30 TO 34 ONLY ... In another sweep into the New Barnsley area, troops ar- ENTIRE STOCK.. .SIZES 38 TO 42 REGULARS, SHORTS, rested one man and captured 98 rounds of ammunition, in- WERE $8.50 TO $10.50... • -ALL 1/2 OFF AND MORE NOW $2.99 r- LONGS... WERE $52.50 TO $95;.. ' cluding some armor-piercing shells. Again there was no IRA NOW $39 TO $66 fire. A SELECTION OF SUITS IN SUMMERWEIGHT KNIT AND MEN'S WALK SHORTS... SOLID COLORS IN TWILL WOVEN FABRICS... ALL FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK (INCLUDING WHITE), CHECKS, SEERSUCKER PLAIDS, DRESS AND SPORT SUCKS... SOLIDS AND PATTERNS, Calley Asks New Trial AND BY OUR MOST POPULAR MANUFACTURERS... INDIA MADRAS... IN THE MOST DESIRED FABRICS, INCLUDES DOUBLEKNITS...SIZES 27 TO 36... WERE WERE $90 TO $275... NOW 10% TO 50% OFF COLORS FOR THE HOT SUMMER DAYS AHEAD... SIZES $17 TO $29... NOW $759 TO $1759 WASHINGTON - Attorneys for Lt William L. Calley Jr. 32TO42...WERE$10TO$20... N0W$5.99TO$9.99 have asked for a new trial on grounds the Army lied when it A SELECTION OF SUMMER WEIGHT SPORT COATS ... WORK SHIRTS said it could not locate a missing witness to the My Lai mas- BOTH KNIT AND WOVEN ... ALL FROM OUR REGULAR r STOCK ... WERE $50 TO $85 ... NOW 10% TO 50% OFF r JACKETS — LONG SLEEVED KHAKI WORK SHIRTS... SIZES 14MT016!5 sacre. ONLY 18 MEN'S JACKETS... NORFOLK, BUSH AND ...WERE$6... The petition filed yesterday with the Army Court of Mili- 1 RAINCOATS ... JUST A HANDFUL OF UNLINED GOLF STYLES ... MOSTLY SUMMERWEIGHT POPLIN, NOW $1.99 • tary Review asserts that the witness, Charles Dean "Butch" RAINCOATS LEFT... NOT ALL SIZES IN ALL STYLES NYLON, CANVAS.,. S, M, L, XI WERE $17 TO $26 Graver of Stotesbury, Mo., was contacted by the Army during SO COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION ... WERE $55 NOW $9.99 TO $12.99 - Calley's 1971 trial. TO $70... NOW 1/2OFF ADDITIONAL KNIT TOPS, LIGHTWEIGHT OUTERWEAR. SWIMWEAR, SHORTS AND NECKWEAR AT GREATLY MEN'S TERRY BEACHWEAR ... ROBES, JACKETS, JUMPSUITS, REDUCED PfllCES. But at the tune of the trial, the government professed no r SLACKS GREAT FOR BEACH AND POOLSIDE... M,L,XL... WERE knowledge of Graver's whereabouts, the petition stated. A FINE SELECTION OF LIGHTWEIGHTSLACKS IN $13TO$42.50... NOW$739TO$19.99 Capt. J. Houston Gordon, one of Calley's lawyers, con- SIZES 3D TO 42 ... WITH THE GREATEST SELECTION firmed that the petition seeks a new trial because of additional IN SIZES 32 AND 33... WERE $18 TO $65... MEN'S STRAW HATS... TELESCOPE AND PINCH FRONT evidence Gruver'could provide. Gordon declined further com- 1NCOCOANUTSTRAW...WERE$9TO$10...NOW WOMENS WEAR ment on the petition, which was reported in detail by the Dally NOW 10% TO 40% OFF $2.99 TO $5.99 • Oklahoman of Oklahoma City. SOME PRICED AS LOW AS $5.00 I from Adam's Rib Calley, commander of the platoon that swept through the THERE WILL BE A NOMINAL CHARGE FOR ALTERATION BOYS WEAR South Vietnamese village of My Lai in 1968, was convicted of OF SALE MERCHANDISE. SORRY, NO ALTERATIONS ON r SPRIN5KHINGI AND SUMMER WEAR murdering 22 civilians and sentenced to life in prison. The MERCHANDISE MARKED 1/2 OFF AND MORE. term later was reduced 16 20 years. He is under house arrest -PANTS r REDUCED 1/3,1/2 AND MORE! • SPECIAL GROUP IN SIZES 8 -14 REGULAR AND SLIM at Ft Benning, Ga., while appeals are pending. SELECTED GROUP OF NATIONALLY FAMOUS JOHNSTON ...WERE $5TO $14.50... DRESSES.. .COTTONS, LINENS, POLYESTERS ... AND MURPHY SHOES ... WERE $42 TO $58 ... NOW $2950' NOW 1/2 OFF SIZES 8-16... WERE $26 TO $200... NOW $14 TO $99 SELECTED GROUP OF OTHER NATIONALLY FAMOUS Control Exempts 10 Million BRAND SHOES... WERE $16 TO $55 ... NOW 5055 OFF BOYS' KNlT SHIRTS... SHORT SLEEVED... STRIPES TENNIS DRESSES • WASHINGTON - About 10 million non-farm workers will COME EARLY ... NOT ALL SIZES IN ALL STYLES. be affected by a new Cost of Living Council ruling that ex- AND SOLI DS ... MOSTLY PERMANENT PRESS ... SOME LIMITED SELECTION IN ALL SIZES... WERE $20 TO $36 TANK TOPS ... SIZES 8 - 20... WERE $3 TO $5... NOW r NOW $15- — •empts persons making less than $2.75 an hour from wage con- l- DRESS SHIRTS $1.99 TO $3.99 trols. MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS ... SOLID COLORS, STRIPES... COATS, SUITS AND PANT SUITS... LIGHT WOOLS The ruling, announced by director Donald Rumsfeld yes- DURABLE PRESS, PURE FINISH COTTON ... INCLUDES SHIRTS ALL SIZES BUT IN LIMITED QUANTITIES WERE BIRDSEYE OXFORDS AND CHAMBRAYS NECK SIZES terday, is retroactive to July 15. BUTTON-DOWN SHIRTS... PERMANENT PRESS... LONG $48TO$200... NOW$29TO$99 ' . . UK -17.. .WERE $12 TO $ 22.50... It follows a decision by a U.S. District Court Judge last SLEEVED .. .SIZES 6,8,10,14.. .WERE $5 TO $6.50... week who .struck down the council's previous exemption wage RAINWEAR • • NOW $5.99 TO $10.99 J ALL $1.99 • of $1.90 hourly. MOSTLY LARGER SIZES ... WERE $50 TO $80 ... NOW $29 • The new figure puts about 43 per cent of private non-farm SHORT SLEEVE DRESS SHIRTS ... STRIPES, SOLIDS... - SPORT COATS workers out of reach of wage controls, Rumsfeld said. An ex- DURABLE PRESS... REGULAR POINTED COLLARS SUMMERWEIGHT FABRICS ... SIZES 14'/a -17... PLAIDS, STRIPES, SOLIDS... SIZES 8 - 20... WERE $22 BLAZERS... LIGHT WOOLS AND POLYESTERS emption for workers in smaU.businesses, previously an- WERE $12 TO $14... NOW $7.99 TO $45... B QUANTmK nounced, raises this to 56 per cent. NOW $10 TO $29 f!^ VT^ ^ Rumsfeld noted that the exemption permits wage increas- DRESS SHIRTS SHORT SLEEVED DRESS AND SPORT SHIRTS... ALL , es above the government's wage control standards, but does OVER 200 SPECIALLY SELECTED SHORT AND LONG I-JSHIRTS PERMANENT PRESS ... PATTERNS AND SOLIDS ... not require them. SLEEVED MODELS... SOLID COLORS AND STRIPES ORIGINALLY $10 TO $28... INCLUDES KNITS... SIZES 8 - 20... WERE $5 TO $8 He said the $1.90 exemption had been based on a minimum ... BUTTON-DOWN AND REGULAR POINT COLLARS 1 ... NOW$2.99TO$4.99 NOW $5, $8, AND $-11- urban family budget of $6,960 a year, but added this minimum SIZES 14K AND 17 ONLY ... WERE $8 TO $12... has since been increased to $7,214 a year. He also said the NOW $3.99 L'NENS' POLYESTERS.. .GOOD council probably would have set a new exemption in August ADDITIONAL SUITS, LONG SLEEVED SHIRTS, SWIMWEAR AND SHORTS AT SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS 8 oi even without the court decision. BELTS... FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN... SURCINGLE, i FABRIC, LEATHER ... SIZES 30 AND 32 ONLY... inniniiininiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiHiHiiiiiiiiiHiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiHiiniuiiiiniuii WERE $4,50... NOW $159 KNIT TOPS OTHER BELTS FOR MEN ... LEATHERS, FABRICS, BRAIDS YOUNG MENS ORIGINALLY $6 TO $24... THEM1LJ ... WERE $6 TO $20 ... NOW REDUCED 2556 TO 60% WEAR — — NOW $3, $6 AND $9 - BETTER TIES : SLACKS AND SHORTS... COTTONS, LINENS, POLYESTERS CHESTNUT ST., RED BANK, N.J. 07701 ... LIMITED SELECTIONSO COME EARLY... WERE $14 BRANCH OFFICES: OVER 600TIES... ASSORTED SILK FOULARD PRINTS, I7( RT. }S, MIDDLETOWN, N.J.. 0774S TAPESTRIES, WOVEN TEXTURES*... SUMMER NECK- TO$50... NOW$7TO$25 SO EAST MAIN ST., FREEHOLD, N.J., 0771S DRESS AND SPORT SHIRTS... PERMANENT PRESS... 17> BROADWAY, LONG BRANCH, N.J.. 07740 WEAR FOR CASUAL AND BUSINESS WEAR ... WERE SHORT AND LONG SLEEVED... BUTTON-DOWN AND $6.50 TO $15... Ellablllhtd in ma by John H. Cook end Henry Clay REGULAR COLLARS... SIZES 1V/, -1B... WERE $6.50 BEACHCOVERUPS...WERE$15TO$32...NOW$9AND$15 , -i .»---'.- PUBLISHED BY THE RED SANK REOUTER : NOW $2.49 -^— TO $ J1.50... NOW $353 TO S6.S9 MtmMr Ol the Associated Preji-Thc Associated Press Is entitled ex- LONG SKIRTS AND DRESSES Clullvely to the use forrcoublicallonof all the local news printed In this f SIZES 10TO16... WERE $24 TO $130... IMWipoperaiwell as all AP news dispatches. MEN'S CASUAL SLACKS .. .SOLID COLORS, INCLUDING WASH PANTS AND JEANS... LIGHTWEIGHTS, DENIMS, 1 —- NOW $15 TO $49 Stcond clou postage paid at Red Bank, N.J. 07701 and at additional WHITE ... DENIMS, CHINOS, PLAIDS, PRINTS, IN STRAIGHT CORDUROYS... FLARED BOTTOMS ... WAIST SIZES 27 moiling; offices. Published dally, Monday through Friday. Mall suUscrlp- LEG, FLARES, TAPEHS ... SIZES 32 TO 42... WASHABLE... flon» payable In advance. ' ' ,. TO38...WERE$7TO$20...NOW$359TO$1Z99 WERE $10 TO $20... N0W$B59 TO $1159 SUMMER HATS AND BAGS REDUCED, TOO I IWetk 1 Month 3 Montta 6 Months IV«L. MO 13.50 19.50 118.00 U5.00 Homo Delivery by Carrier *50 Cents a week Single copy at counter. 10 tents. Ailing Julie Will Miss Obituaries M e 8 Tonight's ScoutDinner Dr. Hulsart CLEARWATER^ ^r, Fla. - Mrs. Pearle Hydene Dawes, FT. MONMOUTH — Be- offered by the council. gram. As part of the course, Dies at 80 89, a former resident of Key- cause of illness, Julie Nixon The council's 10th anniver- they have studied commu- port, N.J., died Monday in a Eisenhower had to bow out of sary coincides this year with nications equipment at Bell In Red Bank private nursing home here. a scheduled appearance at a the 60th anniversary of girl Laboratories and Ft. Mon- She was the widow of Joseph dinner tonight celebrating the scouting in the United States. mouth, have visited New York RED BANK — Dr. Mildred L. Dawes. 10th anniversary of the Mon- The council was formed by City, and have heard lectures Hulsart, 80, of 37 E. Front St. Mrs. Dawes was born in mouth Council of Girl Scouts. the merger of the former on verbal and non-verbal com- died Monday in Riverview Ketchumbille. N.Y., and had Mrs. Eisenhower, the Northern Monmouth Council, munication^, body language Hospital. lived in Keyport most of her younger daughter of Presi- the Courthouse Council and and communication through She was born in Matawan life until moving here eight dent and Mrs. Nixon, and her the Shore Council and com- choreography and modern and lived there before coming years ago. She resided at 204 husband David had been prises 38 neighborhood Girl dance. to Red Bank 45 years ago. slated to be special guests at Scout associations, most of Dr. Hulsart had been a doc- Pellican Road, Ranch Mobile. She was employed as a the dinner in Gibbs Hall here. them in Monmouth County, tor of podiatry since 1920. She A spokesman for the council but including a few in Ocean attended the first Institute of seamstress 35 years by the M.C. Ross Manufacturing Co. said Mrs. Constance Stuart, County. Girl Arrested Podiatry, which was the Uni- staff director and press secre- Altogether, some 19,000 girls versity of the State of New of Keyport until her retire- ment in 1964. tary for Mrs. Nixon, would and adults, cither leaders or On Drug Charge York. substitute for the ailing Julie. administrators, fall under the She was a member of the She was a member of the Dutch* Reformed Church of The spokesman said tire Pres- auspices of the council. First United Methodist PARKS PITCH — Robert Peck, director of tennis for the Red Bank Parks ident's daughter is recuper- The 71 Girl Scouts who par- MIDDLETOWN — Miss Church, here, and was the Keyport and a member of the and Recreation Department, prepares a slide presentation for summer Gundrun Thompson, 17, of 75 International Ladies Garment school students at the River Street School, as part of an educational pro- ating from pneumonia. ticipated in the commu- daughter of the late Mr. and Other special guests at the nications program came from Center Ave., Leonardo, was Mrs. Charles C. Hulsart. Union Local 85 of Long gram to acquaint borough youngsters with programs offered at the arrested Saturday morning on Branch. N.J. borough's three parks during the summer. dinner will include Mrs. Wil- 28 states from Hawaii to New Surviving are a sister, Mrs. liam T. Cahill, wife of the Jersey and included 20 girls narcotics charges. Marjorie Van Brakle of Key- She is survived by a sister- in-law, Mrs. Donna Hydene, governor, and Mrs. Douglas from Monmouth County. All Detective Lt. William J. port; a niece, Mrs. Shirley here. H. MacNeil, president of the were from the Cadette or se- Halliday reported that the girl Bentley of Matawan, and two Hazlet Man Charged In Shooting of 3 Girl Scouts of the USA. nior level of scouting. was taken into custody at 5:50 grand-nephews, Peter Bentley Arrangements are under the direction of the John W. Meh- Also among the guests will Two of the six Girl Guides, a.m. on Harmony Ave. and of Asbury Park and Robert be 71 Girl Scouts from as Girl Scouts are called In charged with possession of Bentley of Matawan. lenbeck Funeral Home of CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) was listed in critical condition with a wound in the rightar m Hazlet, N.J. — Edward J. Doyle, 22, of.at City Hospital with a wound and Luongo with a chest throughout the United States other countries, were from hashish and narcotics para- Worden Funeral Home is in wound. and six Girl Guides from Switzerland. Two others were phernalia. charge of arrangements. Hazlet, N. J., has been in the back.of the head. Cozmer Kowalski charged with the gunshot Doyle, who police quoted as overseas who have just com- from Bermuda, one was from Arresting officers were Sgt. wounding of three men Mon- The other men were identi- saying he was "being picked pleted a two-week study of Australia and one was from Robert McNair and Detective Mrs. Mary McKnight * MIDDLETOWN - Cozmer communications here under New Zealand. Ronald Ohnmacht. J b Kowalski, 66, of 8 Martin day afternoon at a Porter fied as James Falcone of Le- on," was charged with three FREEHOLD — Mrs. Mary Square cafe. xington, owner of the cafe, counts of assault with a dan- the sponsorship of the council. All 77 girls, who range in She has been released in the Place died yesterday in Riv- and Michael Luongo, 24, of gerous weapon and one of un- The study, "From Smoke Sig- age from 14" to 17, have been custody of her parents pend- Schimmel McKnight, 73, of erview Hospital, Bed Bank. **One of the three men, Dan- Dutch Lane Road died yes- Arlington. Both were admit- lawful possession of a fire- nals to Outer Space," was the staying in Laurel Hall at Mon- ing action by juvenile author- He was born in South Bend, iel Chaisson of Cambridge; ted to City Hospital, Falcone first national program to be ities. terday in Jersey Shore Medic- Ind., and had lived here most mouth College during the pro- al Center, Neptune! of his life. Mrs. McKnight was the He operated Kowalski and daughter of the. late Joseph Son Landscape Gardeners and Jenny Schimmel, lifelong here for 25 years. residents of Monmouth Coun- Mr. Kowalski was a commu- ty- nicant of St. James Catholic HEALTH She was graduated from the Church, Red Bank. Ann May School of Nursing in' He was a member of the & 1922 and was a member of its Seven Buck Club, Lakewood. Alumnae Association. Surviving are his widow, BEAUTY She was a member of the Mrs. Josephine Volek Ko- First Baptist Church here. walski; two sons, Frank Ko- AIDS Her husband, James walski of Fair Haven and Carl McKnight, died in 1954. Kowalski of Belford; four Surviving is a brother, John brothers, Valentine Kowalski 'Schimmel of California. of Marlboro and Alexander Arrangements are under the Kowalski, Edward Kowalski direction of the Higgins Me- and George Kowalski of Free- MOUTHWASH .monalHome. hold; three sisters, Mrs. Va-' r BY J * I 18 oi. ""T "'"""""_ "_ lentina Oakes of Freehold, Joseph C. LoCicero Mrs. Stella Leo of Vineland Our Dei. Low RIVER PLAZA — Joseph and Mrs. Mary MacStudy of Price 1.29 Eatontown, and 12 grand- 59 C. LoCicero, 49, of 7 Davis Lane died yesterday in his children. home. Arrangements are under the He was born in Red Bank direction of the Higgins Me- and had lived here 20 years. morial Home, Freehold. niTCHUM'S Mr. LoCicero was employed . ANTIPERSPIRANT by the U. S. government for 31 ft ~\rixn tl twtr years, most recently as an en- •* m v c« uun gineering technician at Ft. Monmouth. He was a veteran of World Is Killed In War If. ALLEREST He was a member of the Plane Crash ALLERGY TABLETS 24 Red Bank Veterans of For- HOLLYWOOD (AP) - eign Wars and the National "Some people are born with Riflemen's Association of brown eyes. I was born with foods plus America. money." He served as a deputy game That was Lance Revent-. CAPSV warden in Northern New Jer- low's offhanded comment sey. about the $50 million to $100 WATER-TITE \ Mr. LoCicero wa& a commu- million he would some day in- SOCKS ADULT OR CHILD \ V 1/2 nicant of St. Anthony's Catho- herit from his mother, the Our Reg. Low i VASELINE lic Church, Red Bank. much-married Woolworth di- I ASSORTED Arrangements are under the mestore heiress, Barbara Hut- Price 990 price direction of the John E. Day ton. Our Reg. Low Price 79c Funeral Home, Red Bank. His mother outlived him, though. Reventlow and three vitamin Benjamin H. Lyonn other persons died in the crash of a light plane near As- SHREWSBURY I- Ben- 2/ 1.oo WELLA pen, Colo., during a thunders- jamin Haviland Lyonn, 83, of torm Monday night sale Shady Lane died yesterday in In his 37 years Reventlow BUY THE FIRST AT Monmouth Medical Center, BALSAM used his mother's money to REGULAR PRICE- Long Branch. lead an adventurous, sporting SANDAIS PHMniTirkMCD Mr. Lyonn was born in BUY SECOND , life. His viewpoint: "Money? AT y PRICE Brooklyn. Why, it's just a convenience." REGULAR OR WITH BODY 2 After selling the Oil Trans- Reventlow's biggest extra- OPEN TOE port Co., which he owned and vagance was racing cars. He Our Reg. 16 oz. i ~ operated for 22 years, he be- designed his own model, and came associated with the its beetle-like shape dictated •Low Price, Our Reg. Low Walker and Walker Real Es- its name — the Scarab. In his GILLETTE tate Agency. early 20s he raced the car on \1.29 Price 1,99 Surviving are his widow; the grand prix circuit, win- Mrs. Loretta B. Broderick ning the Nassau race in 1958. Lyonn; four daughters, Mrs. His racing contributed to /DRY LOOK\ William Craig of New York, the dissolution of his marriage Mrs. Barbara Wilkes of to his first wife, actress Jill / HAIR SPRAY FOR MEN \ , Graceville, Fla., Mrs. Bruce St. John. "Lance has taken Eckert of Carlisle, Pa. and .out his racing license again," / .7 oz. with 2 oz. FREE Mrs.,Kathryn Porter of West she told a reporter when they Palm Beach, Fla.; two sis- separated in 1962 after 'two / Our Reg. Low Price 1,29 ' ters, Mrs Harold Bonwith and . ^^ r^'^ \^ bt U B VO-5 Miss Helen. Lyonn of New fim re ultd „ ' ' York, and six grandchildren. g k "°U- HAIR SPRAY 9 oz. BALSAM SHAMPOO Arrangements are under the direction of the William S. An- REGULAR, HARD TO 11 oz. derson Funeral Home, Red Our Reg. Low ALBERTO BALSAM Bank. A $600,000 HOLD, GRAY SHAMPOO c Price 1.49 .Albert Arnold Note Prepaid / Our Reg. Low TRAIL SIZE KEYPORT - Albert Ar- Price 1.29 Our Reg. Low nold, 59, of 251 Atlantic St. By Interdata died Monday in his home. 119 OCEANPORT - Interdata, Price 17c He was born here and was Inc. announced today it has employed as superintendent prepaid in full a $600,000 note, at Keyport Gardens. due August 28,1973 to Tracor, COLGATE TAHYA Surviving are his widow. Inc. TOOTHPASTE Mrs. Margie Thompson Ar- Included in tlip transaction SUN TAN LOTION nold, here; three daughters, is the repurchase by Inter- 6.75 oz. BOUQUET TALC 10 oz. Mrs. Rae Ellen Jones of Dale- data of warrants to purchase 4 oz. ville, Ala., Miss Jill Morosini 01,000. shares or its common Our Reg. Low Our Reg. Low Our Reg. Low of Parsippany and Miss Cindy stock, held by Tracor and The c Arnold, at home; a brother, Retirement Trust of Exempt Price 830 Price 1.59 v Price 99c , Steve Arnold, here; his father, Employees of Tracor, Inc. Steve Arnold, here, and twoand Affiliates, due to expire 63 granddaughters. August 31, 1973. Interdata The Bedle Funeral Home is paid,a total of $782,250 to re- in charge of arrangements. tire the note, with accrued in- terest lo date, .and. .Jo cancel Death Notices the warrants. HULSART - Dr. Mildred. age 10, or 37. Edit Front St., Red Bank, on Monday,' "This transaction will lower foods plus July 24, \m. Onotv) ellter ol Mri. Mar- 6 • Mon., Tu*,, Tr,ur,, . Sat''- 515 Iprle Van Braille, cunt of Mrs. Shirley the company's near-term in- Dintlty and groot ount ol Paler and Rob- ert Bentley. Funeral lervlce II a.m. terest expenses and reduce Friday at Ih. Warden Funeral Home. 69 Jarf Front St., Red Bank. Inlermenl at potential dilution of share- w 1 ark Ave ; Old Tennenl Cemetery, Tenn«nt, New Jer- y g ango: 301 Main St. - Blcomrleld 23 Broa» Un J holders' equity," said Daniel ««-«™ **•. .** *' ™- ° —° !*."•» -«"»•*"«««. KS^^r;.^; Z LK-^^SS^ "^*^:Dr> Unlon: : sey. Frlendi may coll at the Funeral Not responsible for typographical errors. ™ A... uyvasant Ave. Mome7to»p.m. Thursdoy. Sinnotl, Interdata president. Borgenfield: 40 South, Washington Ave. m Daily JRegtoter, Be* Btak-MWdlrtswa, NX WetoesiUy.Jtfy 0,072 5 Appoints Director of Parks, Recreation MIDjJftETOWN - The sure's provisions. A revised a number of bonding ordi- Harmony Road fmjn Rt. 35 to appropriating $70,000 with public hearings set for was adopted, after public ship buildings. Public hearing township has a new director ordinance will be introduced nances committing the town- 'Old Country RoadTa measure $66,500 bonded for drainage Tuesday, Aug. 8. They appro- hearing. of these measures will be of parks and recreation. at a future meeting. •• ship to more than $1.5 million appropriating $55,000 with improvements between Mur- priate and bond more than $1. Four additional ordinances- Tuesday, Aug. 8 On recommendation of J. Adopted after public hear- for road, sidewalk and drain- 152,400 bonded for reconstruc- phy Road and Main St. and an million for road improve- were introduced appropriat- Also scheduled fbr public Peter Braun, township admin- ing was an amendment to the age improvements. tion of Chapel Hill Road from ordinance appropriating ments, drainage projects and ing a total of $166,000 for hearing Aug^ 8 are measures appropriating $80,000 for a istrator, the Township Com- salary ordinance providing an Projects Bonded' Rt. 35 to Dannemar thrive; an $105,000 with $100,000 bonded sidewalks and curbs. drainage and road improve- mittee last night appointed $18,000 annual salary for the ordinance appropriating. for sidewalks, curbs and Another ordinance appro- ments and sidewalk construc- township master drainage Adopted or introduced were plan and amending the subdi- James E. Duke, 28, of Lancas- township's full-time tax asses- ing were an ordinance appro- (85,000 with $80,001) bonded for drainage on Ocean Ave. priating $13,000 from capital tion along various thorough- ter, Pa., full-time recreation sor. reconstruction of a portion of Eight more bonding ordi- surplus for sidewalk construc- fares and for sanitary sewer vision ordinance in regard to priating $80,000 with $76,000 surety bond requirements. director at a salary of $14,000 Adopted after public hear- bonded for reconstruction of Kings Hwy. East; a measure nances were introduced, with tion on New Monmouth Road connections for several town- annually. Mr Duke, originally from Monmouth County, is a gradu- ate of Long Branch High School. He holds a master's degree in park and recreation- Mini-pricing® means more service! More variety! al administration from Perm State University. He has served in recreational capac- ities in Long Branch and in Pennsylvania, most recently as a recreation administrative intern in Philadelphia and as director of parks and recrea- tion in Manheim Township, Lancaster. Mr. Duke is married and has two children. tMore Quality! More Savings! i Resignation Accepted The committee accepted with regret the resignation of. Most Stop & Shops Open 'til Midnight Monday thru Saturday Arthur W. Kettley from the Shade Tree Advisory Com- Mini-pricing is worth going out of your way for. mittee. Mr. Kettley is moving to Michigan. wtf Also accepted was the resig- Farmers Market Fresh nation of Sheldon Abrams fresh Homogenized from the Economic Devel- Red, White & Black California Mini-priced opment Committee. Mr. Carton Abrams has been appointed to the Conservation Commission. White Seedless A change order to Lyn Car Red Cardinal Corp., Farmingdale, con- Q . Exotic'BlacExotic Black ^#Wlb Gallon tractor on channelization of Grapes •< Tindall Road, Park Ave. and N. Lake Drive, involving addi- C C tional expense of $3,595 was Green Peppers b 25 California Carrotsdlg 15 Milk approved. ASSORTED JELLIED FRUIT SLICES ph* 'Ug 59C Charles B. Dobbs Jr. of PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU JULY 29th HAZLET ONLY! 28 ounce bottle Kanes Lane, sole bidder at No return (940, was awarded a contract JP ' We reserve the right to limit quantities to demolish a burned out ^ Assorted Flavors house on First Ave. in Naves- W Merit Brand Sliced ^_ ^^ ink: M± The committee approved ^J transfer of a plenary retail 4h Sun Glory consumption liquor license W : Grade A... 10 to 14 lbs from Pollinger Inc. to Domin- 4fc Bacon a 79° ick J. Mullaney Jr. Premises ™ Soda involved are the Ideal Bar, dfe YOUNG HEN ^brt Monmouth Road, East ^^ Sliced Beef Liver i Skinless Keansburg, There were no ob- •-.::•;:;•« 8 ounce package jectors. NepcoFrahks lib Beef, Chicken Attorney Is Authorized CV^nlsr Oscar Mayw pkg or Turkey, Frozen Peter P. Frunzi' Jr., Town- rid Una All Meat or Beef ship attorney, was authorized to represent the township, the Nepco Knockwurst £99 township clerk and the chief Morton of police in the matter of Sliced Bologna C**! Coast Cigarette Sales Inc. vs. the Township of Middletown. U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF ' The suit concerns state versus Pot Pies municipal licensing of ciga- Serve a banquet from your rette vending machines. Chuck grill. Or roast indoors for a The township's proposed pa- really special dinner. These" Countryfine rade ordinance, slated for FIRST meaty young birds will pro- Large 24 oz CUT vide enough moist, delicious public hearing last night, was Steak Sliced withdrawn. Committeeman Center cuts 69'Ib white & dark meat to satisfy Wilford L. Wisner explained all turkey fans. the township attorney is still Ib checking out some of the mea- Ground White LEAN, JUICY City Orders COOKOUT Bread Four Police Beef FAVORITE Ib. London Broil Mini-priced Appetizers! Patrol Cars Potato Salad CREAMY LONG BRANCH - City 28 Council last night authorized WHITE GEM the purchase of four police pa- Bologna, Salami & trol cars from Kroll Motors, NEPCO Q< here, at a cost of $3,545 each. U.S.D.A. CHOICE Liverwurst BAVARIAN STYLE The move drew a split vote, -;t BEEF Weaver Chicken Roll however, when Councilman Sa- Chickens muel Teicher objected to ac- SHOULDER cepting the local dealer's of- B:'^ "RB" fer without having received with this coupon other bids. (one) pkg of 4 rolls Voting in favor of the pur- chase were Mrs. Gertrude Waldorf Berman, Jack Taylor and BATHROOM George Hoffman, council president. Tissues A 3-1 vote also approved the Ib We Ve cooked dinner for you in our Caterer's Kitchen jj payment of a $2,999 legal tran- iood thru July 29th. Limit 1 coupon per family^ script bill for work done by CUT UP OR SPLIT CHICKEN 37'* Robert Sokol during the Fully Cooked ChickensBA s,>, closed-door hearings.on 4|e WHITE GEM CHICKEN RBQ e transfer of Detective James Caterer's Kitchen Pizza Subs ••RB" MFG ; Jones to the patrol division with this coupon on last October. Caterer's Kitchen Tapioca Puddings (one) 49 oz pkg of Mr. Teicher said he did not Quarters Caterer's Kitchen Cocktail Sauce object to paying the voucher. leg with back-breast with wing Dash He added, however, that he would abstain from voting on U ". CiHABF A Detergent the issue. WH'TEGEM The Detective Jones hear- Roasting OQc Carnation Instant Milk Good thru July 29th. Limit 1 coupon per family ings continue although the of- Chickens ficer has since been trans- 3 3/•pounds Spic & Span Cleaner ferred back to detective's duties. Axelrod's Cottage Cheese City officials remain mum with this coupon on CJIl/T on what has transpired during ASSORTED (one) lib can of ( OH it the conclaves and will give no FLAVORS OHVC firm date for the completion Importedltali.Toma.oesSjJ^S QUARTER POUND PRINTS Any Brand of the sessions and the airing p TABLE QUALITY of the panel's findings. 0 Vlasic Sweet Mixed Pickles KRAFT Coffee { Mayor Henry R. Cio'ffi ad- WHITE OR YELLOW pkgo 2? Deluxe American Cheese vised the governing body that 2 PLY 200 Good thru July 29th. Limit 1 coupo2n pe0r family '• KRAFT SLICES he has appointed Mrs. Angel- Kleenex Facial Tissues p INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED "« ina M. Bonfortc, 276 Chelsea 46 oz\. u Natural Swiss Cheese Ave., as his representative to- the city's library board of Dole Pineapple Juice .i Scope Mouthwash 32 oz trustees. boltl) < ur "ftB" MFG HOCOLATF. 13',ozpk( V», KQ „, Red Cheek Apple Juice BANANA Mozpt. enoict%|«# l{| phii;Si Sara Lee Frozen Cakes* with this coupon on (one) pkg o( 30 SAVE Vloninoulji Beach Body W Brillo Soap Pads 28 oi .Gold label Petite Peas Works With Dispatch Q Top Job Cleaner bottli Daytime f OAC MONMOUTH BEACH . - ' 32 oz Birdseye Thick S Frosty K Mayor Sidney. B. Johnson con- plie Pampers L\j i ASSORTED vened the meeting of the Ivory Snow Giant Size Good thru July 29th. Limit 1 coupon per family : Borough Commission at 8:30 Half Gallon Merit Ice Cream FLAVORS nst night. The bills were paid and the meting adjuunpd less than a ilnute later. HAZLET STORE: ROUTE 36 & POOLE AVE. (NEXT TO BRADLEES) THE DAILY Honest Men Who Lie X2~I By JACK ANDERSON Stroessner had let the U.S. said Hebert, "has the poten- tial for restraint of trade Established In 1878-Pubushed by The Red Bank Register down by refusing to adopt In the oak-paneled world of WASHINGTON strong new laws to control which will result in higher ambassadors, there's an old prrces for military personnel, ARTHUR Z. KAMpj drugs and falling to adhere to saying (hat a diplomat is an the 1961 narcotics convention kickbacks and conflict of in- "' President and Editor honest man sent out to Ue for SCENE protocol. terest." his country. This has been the Paraguay has also dawdled Hebert asked Westmoreland Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor Viliiam F. Sandford, Associate Editor unhappy role of our envoy to about handing over the no- to give the commissary mess Paraguay, J. Raymond YH- macy a little too far for Ro- torious French narcotics king- his "personal attention." talo, who has represented gers who sent Pastor a polite pin, Auguste Ricord, wfto is It needs it. The $2.5 billion a Wednesday, July 26,1972 President Nixon in the Auto- note saying he personally living comfortably in a Para- year commissary system is Hiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiniiiiuiiiiiiiniiiiiniumiuiiiiiiiiuiu cratic court of dictator Al- didn't have any hard evidence guayan jail while the United the biggest and worst-man- fredo Stroessner since 1969. aged supermarket chain on arc still playing buddy-buddy. on the charges. States pleads with Stroessner At the Masters Golf Tourna- Indeed, the rivet-eyed Rogers didn't mention that to extradite him. On this earth. 4 Stroessner is fond of saying Paris Playglrls ment in Augusta, two com- Elephants Eat Hay, Too he had some classified cables count, too, the embassy urged missary officers, Foirest Gorr that the American ambassa- from Ylitalo's own embassy in tough action by Washington. It is supposed to provide dor is like a member of his food and other basic goods to and VanOe Rimmer, were Paraguay, refuting what Yli- Food Scandal spotted living it up'with two on the charges. talo had said in public. On at The mismanagement of the military families at low cost. When we revealed that But all too often, the com- big time food brokers, Russ least four occasions between military commissary system Friend and Charley Reed. Stroessner's epauletted gener- June 16 and June 20, the em- has become so bad that even missary officers have given als and admirals were hustl- bassy secretly supported our House Armed Services Chair- the best deal to the food bro- Gorr has also gone to the ing heroin, therefore, Ylitalo stories. man Eddie Hebert, D-La,, the kers who have, in turn, pro- races with such other food brokers as Si Abzug and Hack sprang to the defense of the Ylitalo happened to be on Dutch Uncle of the Defense vided them with such emolu- Palmer. Both Gorr and Rim- military dictatorship. "Slan- home leave at the time. But Department, is upset about it. ments as Paris playgirls and mer insist they always pay derous!" be called our story. back in Paraguay, his staff plush hotel rooms. Hebert has quietly written their own bill when they trav- "As the American ambassa- fired off reports telling how uWhen we first revealed to outgoing Army Chief Wil- els with food brokers. dor in Paraguay," he pro- Stroessner had refused to co- liam Westmoreland com- these shenanigans early last ' claimed, "I consider it my operate to end the heroin plaining- about "commissary year, we found that the four Whether- they do or not, duty in good conscience to re- trade. personnel, both in and out of top logistics officers in the such cozy friendships have led fute the unfounded accusa- "The time has come to give uniform, belonging to an orga- Pentagon has winked at the to disastrous mismanagment tions ... by Mr. Anderson." a clear signal," began one nization whose members are improprieties because they of the commissary system. A Stroessner promptly or- classified cable. It went on to doing business with com- were also involved with the recent GAO study, for ex- dered his ambassles. around describe Paraguay's do-noth- missaries." food lobby as "honorary presi- ample, showed that European the world to issue press re- ing posture on drugs.. dents" of the Defense Supply commissaries had bought an The chairman, of course, 81-year supply of Kellogg's leases quoting Ylitalo. The Other cables suggested that Association. was talking about the Defense tuna fish salad and a 28-year dictator also had his foreign the United States should warn. Subsequently, they have re- Supply' Association, a well- supply of crabmeat salad. minister, Raul Sapena Pastor, Paraguay of aid cuts unless heeled lobby whose member- signed, and the assoiation has send a private message to the dictatorship helped to. ship includes both food bro- changed its name to the This blunder has led to the Secretary of State Bill Rogers crack down on the drug traf- kers and the Pentagon offi- American Logistics Associ- tuna fish being unloaded on demanding that he denounce fic. "Maiked improvement" cials to whom they sell their ation, Army mess halls in Europe in us in public. was needed, declared the em- goods. Yet we have found that the hopes it can be consumed be- fore it all spoils. But this was carrying diplo- bassy. ' "This sort of arrangement," brass hats and the lobbyists- Suddenly-A Ringing Surprise!T By JIM BISHOP liiiiiigiinnuuiuiiiuiiniiiuiuuiiiiuiim Mark Lavrich, mother and I wants a large family. Me, I exchanged glances. He went say nothing. Somewhere between yes- THE to college in one state; she en- Last night, I took the en- terday and today, Karen Bish- rolled in another state. Both gaged couple to dinner at op grew up to what can only will start their sophomore Casa Santino. I am a plain be described as a beautiful REPORTER year in September. "Mark food man, but, if you like fan- young lady of 19 and, without and I," Karen announced, cy gourmet dining, nothing warning became engaged to limnriiiMiiiiiiiiminmmnifliHiinn:; "are going to be sensible. approaches Casa Santino be- a dark and handsome young bright and attractive high We're going out on dates with cause it is the only restaurant man named Mark Lavrich. school girl, my daughter Vir- others, just to make sure of in the world where I consume She asked Kelly and Kathi ginia Lee had an assortment ourselves." delicacies I wouldn't touch and me to "sit down for a mo- of dates, then found Charles Kids think that all lies are anywhere else. ment," then she emerged Frechette of the football original. They aren't. Karen Steamed dams stuffed with BISHOP from her bedroom holding her team. : would stop and talk to a boy whole shrimp and "zuppa"; left hand aloft. He was a big gentle red- she knew, but she dated no- Fettucini as good as Alfredo's the men. .-,. On it was a diamond ling. head. I reminded Missy that body. Mark, at Emory Uni- in Rome with a cheese so de- If I knew, I'd be a marriage In matters of much import, puppy love is tricky and dan- versity in Atlanta, did some licately flavored that your broker. Katbi gets a lot of females are permitted to gerous. Wrong. She married bowling and beering with his palate isn't sure it's there at friendly glances on the beach "ooh" and "ahh," to kiss and Mr. Frechette and they have fraternity brothers, but he felt all; medallion of beef (pink) with those bikinis. When the hug, to congratulate, appear eight beautiful children. I a chill instead of a thrill look- with, as contrast, spiced eyes get too close, she turns to be stunned with happiness, have never known a happier ing at strange girls. breast of chicken a la Santino. on her high noon glance, and The Soviet and the Middle East to cry, but fathers are allowed couple. Now, the ring. Kelly had an The couple, dining one-hand- the boys slink away. Some- Withdrawal o! Soviet military advisers over Russia's failure to deliver promised to swallow silently. Or to Gayle dated an apprentice engagement party at our ed, said the dinner, the deep where, lurking in the wings, smile vacantly. red decor, the exquisite ser- and technicians from Egypt would appear, weapons. But what is behind that failure? jockey — Frank Gerace. They house for the couple, inviting there is a special boy I have I know. This is the third of had no engagement; just a ru- Mark's parents, Lou and Do- vice of three waiters, was su- never met-ah, but that's an- on the surface, to reduce the likelihood of Americans will be temped, not Ulogi- four daughters. Every time it naway marriage. She had a rothy Lavrich (he builds high- perb. other story. .' ••• ,..'.. a resumption of major armed conflict in cally, to attribute this development to happens, I am obsessed with little girl named Elinor — one class houses and, at the wed- "Last of My Women" Mark, in a way, is unusual. the Middle East President Nixon's mission to Moscow in the feeling that I am giving a who has a special place in my ding, he can build a plush dog- -1 didn't have (fee heart to He wears hair of normal ^Without thousands' of those experts May. Conceivably, the President and his million-dollar Stradivarius to heart because the marriage house for me) and Mark's tell them I staged it as much length, thick and dark and a gorilla. I studied the ring, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. and a strong flow of advanced Soviet weap- hosts agreed that it would serve the inter- was wrecked on the rocks of for myself as for them. They straight. It goes well with his kissed Karen, and murmured: an annulment. It wasn't his George Scudieri. were my excuse. We sat, with molasses skin and strong ons to lean on, Egypt's ability to sustain a ests of both countries to cool things off in "It's beautiful. I wish you a fault. Nor hers. She used to There is no point in asking a Kathi, 17, as my girl for the frame. I worry a little be- the Middle East If they could slow arms military offensive against Israel would be lifetime of happiness." hum: "TheyThoughtToatWe future son-in-law what he is evening. The last of my wom- cause he is... so... damned seriously crippled. shipments, both would be better off. And My mental files flipped Were Too Young." They' going to do with his life — the en has been modeling for a ... normal. At his age, I was Unless, that is, Egypt should now be the cause of world peace would be served. back a long way. When I be- were. boys seldom know. Karen year. She is interested in an idiot. It is my good fortune came engaged — age 22 — 1 wants to be a schoolteacher of boys, from an intellectual dis- able to turn to France or some other pow- What would the Soviets gain from such 'Mark and I" that I never changed. didn't have the money for a li- Now it is the porcelain stat- small children, or little ones tance. She wants to know how Raise the glasses high; er to provide the sophisticated weaponry an understanding? The agreement cense, much less a ting. As a ue's turn. When she dated who are retarded. She also to separate the dummies from there's hope for tomorrow... and the military advisers essential to an reached last week between the Soviet gov- effective show of strength. Even then it ernment and the Occidental Petroleum would be some time before another power Company under which the Russians will could replace the Russians. get patents and scientific and technical The Teamsters Pick a President know-how in five fields (even some Ho- If discretion is the better part of valor liday Inns) suggests a greater interest in By ROBERT YOAKUM WnniiiiiiiiHiiiinuiniuiiifimiiiiiniiiiiiiiB of order and we haven't even "A lotta people are saying under these changed circumstances, per- improved East-West trade than in a possi- gotten to the pledge of alle- that Nixon let our former haps Egypt's oft-proclaimed thirst for a When enough Teamsters ANOTHER giance yet. It beats me how president Jimmy Hoffa out of bly disastrous nuclear power confrontation you ever made it to the execu- resumption of hostilities will give way to a Union officials are out of prison after only four years in the Middle East. court or prison at the same tive committee." more sensible willingness to seek a peace- and nine months of a 13-year Such a shift in policy could be made time, they hold a meeting. LOOK Heist, looked angry. "I got sentence because a deal was ful compromise. That would seem to re- without a serious diminishment of the So- So it was that the union's here the same way you did, made to give Nixon our sup- quire a recognition of Israel and face-to- fruitfly. But I won't mention it viet presence in that strategically impor- executive board was able to port on that fateful meeting, port. So I say we gotta be face negotiations with its officials, no mat- make a quorum recently and I've had to paste together re- in case the room is bugged." careful." tant area. Now that their fleet is in the ter how distasteful that may be to Arabs. endorse President Nixon's re- ports from several unusually Everyone looked around ner- "Careful of what?" asked eastern Mediterranean and emphasis election. They took the good • unreliable sources. In other vously. • the chairman. While it is difficult to assess the rea- grows on naval and air power, the Rus- news to the President person- words, I can't swear that any ' The chairman began again: "Careful to keep our end of YOAKUM' "This assemblage has come sons behind the sudden and unexpected sians may well conclude that a strong mili- ally, and even had coffee with of the following actually oc- the deal," said Applesauce'. him. curred: together to commit our two Everyone nodded except withdrawal of Russian military personnel, tary presence on Egyptian soil costs more million members to a presi- guy McGovern is for bigger than it is worth. (Labor columnist John Her- "Congratulations, men," Heist. taxes for the big guys and the ostensible reason is Egyptian pique said the chairman. "This is dential candidate. We're..." ling recently wrote, "It is "Yeah," said "Meathook" smaller taxes for the gmail strange that the Nixon Admin- the largest number we've had < "What about the pledge of a O'Malley (so called for some- guys, why ain't we foi* him? istration, dedicated to law and out of the... I mean, present legions?" interrupted Heist. thing he did to a rival before a After all, we gotta think of order, has managed to ac- and voting in five years." The chairman ran his hands local union election), "espe- Shore Expressway Needed quire support from a union Farley Heist through his hair, sighed, and our members." * cially when you.remember The ctiairman groaned: Slate Sen. Alfred N. Beadleston, R- which has racked up more in- "Five years?" exclaimed then led the, flag ceremony. it will be a great boost to the resort munici- that the parole board had just "Taxes aren't all there is to: Monmputh, has aked the state 'Trans- palities which will be able to lure more dictments, convictions, and Farley Heist "Ain't that what "OK," the chairman contin- turned Jimmy down. The- 1 prison terms for more of its Dave Beck, our former presi- uedi "as I was saying, we're life, Heist. There's things j^ke portation Department to complete the visitors from the western portion of the least we can do to thank the leadership than any other dent, got for income tax in- the biggest union in the coun- loyalty to the flag and.-patri* eastern portion of Interstate Route 195 by President is to enjoin him in state, as well as our neighboring states. union.") vasion?" try so our decision here today otism. Why, McGovern even 1974. This is the non-stop Trenton-to-the- the campaign. He's been good wants amnesty for draft dod- It also will please those county motor- In order to brinfc you a re- "Heist, you're already out could decide who's going to be to poor Jimmy." gers. Do you want that?" shore expressway that has been in the ists who occasionally want to visit our the next president Who wants 'Poor' Defined planning stage for many years. to speak?" "What's amnesty?" asked state's capital because it will mean a saf- 'Poor!" yelled Heist "He Heist. '• • ,.:-,.:.; er and less time-consuming trip. The cen- Applesauce Abrahamson got $1.7 million as a pension, 11 We're pleased that Sen. Beadleston, The chairman ignored "It means to forgive them, tral portion of the highway was opened he was paid $100,000 a year,, said the chairman, patiently.1 who is Majority Leader, has lent the pres- Heist's raised hand and called' and the union laid out more July 14, and Sen. Beadleston wants it con- "You mean like Nixon did •tige of:his office to this project, and we> instead on "Applesauce" than half a million bucks for to Jimmy?" asked Heist. ' nected to the planned 13.4-mile stretch be- Abrahamson, so called be- his legal fees. I'd like to be so feel certain that Commissioner John C. It was at that point that the tween Jackson Township and Wall Town- cause he had once hijacked poor myself. Kohl will agree to his request. Most of the chairman cut off debate. The ship as soon as possible. 25,000 pounds of applesauce, cost — 90 per cent — of the $97 million, "Which reminds me," Heist vote was 16 to 1 In favor of mistaking it for a load of ciga- continued before the chair- The state cannot award contracts for rettes. supporting President Nixon in 34.3-mile expressway will be paid by the man could stop him, "if that federal government, and entitlement New the eastern link until there is a public November. Jersey certainly deserves. hearing, which is scheduled for later this iiMMiiiiiiiiiiiiriiirmiiTinuimrniUfninniniitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiifutiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiifitftinnirr year. We hope it produces no barriers that iiiiiiiiiiuniiiniiiiini Nil! Since the highway will eventually run will further delay this necessary thorough- to the New Jersey Turnpike near Trenton, fare. Today in History By thes AssociateAssociatedd PresPresss tfcnarimmi ,,.iih »..,.„,_ ... _. * department, with Benjamin vanna Phouma, arrived in The John W, Parker Field Franklin as the first post- Today is the 208th day of Washington to begin a four- The John W. Parker Field was dedi- esteemed fellow citizen." master general. 1372. There arc 158 days left in day U.S. visit. cated in Shrewsbury last Sunday afternoon The honor is deserved. Mr. Parker, a In 1847, Liberia was de- (he year. clared a republic, making it Five years ago ... Pope in a ceremony that gave an official name volunteer fireman for many years and an Today's highlight in history: the only sovereign black na- Paul VI%as visiting Turkey. to the ballfield-mini park on Patterson ex-fire chief, is a lifelong resident of the On this date in 1953. Fidel tion in Africa. One year ago... the Apollo, Ave, that was acquired by the borough borough. His late father, Benjamin J. Castro began a revolt in In 1944, in World War II, 15 spacecraft was launched Cuba. Attacking an army bar- several years ago. Parker, was Shrewsbury's first mayor and German V-2 rocket boms hit from Cape Kennedy on a racks at Santiago. he arid the other members of the family targets In England for the flight to the moon. On this date — first time. Mr. Parker, who retired at the end of have always enjoyed the utmost respect of. In 1759, the French aban- In 1801, Franco annexed the Today's birthdays: Con- 1969 as Shrewsbury's superintendent of their neighbors. doned Fort Ticondcroga to the South Sen Island or Tahiti. ductor Donald Voorheos is (19. Writer Alice Winchester is 65. roads, had been a borough employe 35 It is appropriate that a distinguished British in the French and In- In 1952, Argentina's first Thought for today; many years. Mayor Robert C,.., Lawrence de- name will be forever remembered in "Pay No Attention To Rex—He'll Probably dian War. lady, Eva I'eron. died. ' In 1775, the continental Con- (nil hard to earn a loaf when a scribed him as a "loyal public servant and Ten years ago . . . the now • Shrewsbury, a history-conscious borough. Lie Down After Aivlittr," gress established a post office slice is sufficient - a Dutch premier of Laos, Prince (jou- proverb. Agnes Victims Helped Tte Dally EegtstCT,B«IBi^-M]bachelor's degree in mechani- FRANKS new tax: brealf: ~~ CHUCK LINKS covering the changed special (iC MtV Niis Under the previous special cal engineering and a masters provision, it will probably provision covering casualty degree- in industrial manage- give you until at least Sept. c losses in sections of the U.S. ment. c c 15,1972, to make up your mind declared "disaster areas" by Before joining Triangle, St. Sljll whether you want to claim Phillip held positions at Cities Ib. Ib. Ib. the President, you, as a calen- 79 89 79 your casualty losses on your dar year taxpayer, could have Service and with Xerox, '71 or your'72 returns. SWIFT'S PREMIUM LEAN • ALL MEAT LEAN MEATY rearm. elected: to deduct on your. 1971 $96 MILLION PROJECT Tomorrow: How to prove I return only losses which SYDNEY (AP) - The state Regular and Thick your casualty losses. government has before it a plan or Lazy Maple to build an 11-mile private rail- LAMB SPARE IS way through a string of north- ern seaside suburbs between BACON Pittwater and Manly. PATTIES RIBS The scheme estimated to cost DAVIDSON'S Your Headquarters For $96 million provides for a major c c c til O O transport terminal at Manly. The railway, mainly under- 89 Ib. Ib. Ib. ground, would take commuters 79 99 I* W Ui Vi tfi Ut Vt V* V* Vi Vi fa'rf V* Ui\i\t\ i\ i\4V SUN SUITS KT, MONMOL'TH - Corn- SLACKS • JEANS elius W. Daniel Jr. of Sea Girt SCHWEPPEST0NIC#:»; h5s been promoted to lieuten- BY LEVIS • PLAY SUITS OOc ant colonel in the U.S. Air CORN Force Reserve. Col. Daniel's COBBER promotion was announced by or BITTER LEMON O.W V Lt. Col. E. Stuart Briskcy. JABBERWOCKY • DRESSES Commander of Flight V. SKI-CRAFT 925(ith Air Reserve Squadron, MARK OF BY YOUNGIAND - MOPPETS Complete Cheese nnd Epicure Shop Kl. Monmouth. 5THAVE. ALYSSA-CAUOPE - Col. Daniel has been a & MANY MORE MULBROOK-TURTLEBAY ORIGINAL member of the !l25fitti Air Re- & MANY MORE PRICE serve Squadron and its prede- cessor units since 1951. He also^served two years of ac- CHILDREN'S SHOES CHOOSE FROM HUNDREDS OF tive duty as a bombardier BY BUSTtRMOWN DAVIDSON'S AMERICAN MS. •SWIMSUITS 'UNDERWEAR •WINDBREAKERS during World War 11. 26 BROAD STREET RED BANK JUMPING JACKS In civilian life. Col. Daniel TELEPHONE 747-3334 - 747-3344 OPEN WED tRI. 9 to 9 P.M. STWDEMTE • SOX • SLIPS • SPORT JACKETS is ihe business manager of the root routs 300 M0N., TUB., IHUK. I, SAT. 9 to 6:30 • BEACH WEAR AND MORE West Side Ford Motor Co.. AND MANY MORE ONLY' Neptune. The Daily J£egW*r, Red Baafc-MMdJetovra, N. J. Wednesday, SHOP A*P WEO FOR A ITI.i I weo Qaality! 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( WITH THIS COUPON 6 PURCHASEOF fRESH Ifkk SLICED-ALL WHITE MEAT LONGACRE SLICED 6-OZ. CHICKEN or 4-02. WHITE TURKEY BREAST Prices effective In all AOP WEO 5rore< PoUwfcFiUft 795 LtwitMwCltfefcm Valid ihuJulf 29 Limit one coupon per tomily SHOP A&P WEO FOR THESE PRODUCE VALUES A&P Honioqenized JANE PARKER - SLICED ENRICHED FkMl WhUuBieiul 4 ^ I00 IN K-LB. PRINTS JANE PARKER -100% WHOLE WHEAT or CRACKED Nutley Margarine FRESH CRISP JL. Jib. Wheat Bread 4* "o .1.00 JANE PARKER - PLAIN or POPPYSEED PASTEURIZED 9 FROM LOCAL FARMS 5-39* Deli-Soft Rolls "onS 49< A&P Cottage Cheese JANE PARKER TWIN STACK COLORED & WHITE AMERICAN Mel-0-Bit Slices pac FROM CALIFORNIA Spanish Bar Cake JANE PARKER SOFT t-LB. PKG. FROM LOCAL FARMS Regular Fleisrfimanil's Margarine 55 Cherry Pies 8" Size JANE PARKER OF- SPREAD Plain, Sugared 12 in S Donuts or Cinnamon ll-oi. pkg.39< Imperial Margarine JANE PARKEARKR REGULAR Imperial Margarine li:w PEELED AND DEVEIHED Cookies KI.00 PURE- CHILLED (IN DAIRY CASE) _ f> • ••«» • O — l—J 4f^L • 8-oz. JANE PARKER A&P Orange Juice 2.1155* DnilUfLfit ^OUMi VlUtlfltl) pkg. 99* Pop Corn »—•————- PIZZARIA STYLE 9 SLICES T I5-oz. Jeno>J pkg. 139 CHCOCHOCOLATE -13lA 01. or 14-01. Sata pkg. 65* ALL VARIETIES VARIOUS BRANDS c s ( 0 r ( A&PBRAND 27< BanquBanquei t Meats t; Pk°g27 Pink Lemonade R. 9uor : 10 . rt— 46-ox. box Grapefruit can Mixes CHOCK FULL O" NUTS BIRDS EVE PUDDING Juice Drink M; 17-oz. S Corn Flakes Keiiogg's 'z\f Pound Cake Frozen " Cool W Creamy cont. 43' SuiiSWeet Prune Juice cVn"12' QUICKFROMQUICK FROZENN CREAMED quart Wheat Puffs SUN™,™ K:29* f c h F d Mott's Apple Juice boltle Tasti-Fries 7o , o, jr, ^25* Seabrook Spinach pkg.

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Little Silver Boofery and Cftflcfren's Wear

GIRLS' BOYS' IDEWAL 4-14 4-14 KG. SALE SALE THURS. • FRI • SAT • HtlCI PRICE PRICE PRICE to 38.00 V: PRICE Dresses...... to 30.00 V, PRICE Sport Jackets JULY 2J -28 -29 to 14.00 3.49 Light-weight coots, to 50.00 '/> PRICE Slacks • • to 9.00 2.49 Shorts*polos. to9.00 2.49 Shorts ft Polos SHOP THESE PARTICIPATING ... to 8.00 3.49 Slacks .... to 14.00 3.49 Beach Tops to 6.00 '/i PRICE TenyBeachwoar... to 12.00 3.49 Bathing Suits MERCHANTS to 6.00 2.49 Birthing Suits. to 14.00 ft PUKE Pajamas TODDLERS1 flutter over to "our" GOOD OLD TIME KG. SALE me. SALE PRICE MONEY SAVING PRICE PRICE POKE JUBILEE Overalls-.—...... to 9.00 2.49 Pajamas to 5.00 2.49 Sidewalk Slacks to 5.00 1.49 Dresses & Suits to 25.00 ft Price * Shorts 1 Polos. to 5.00 1.49 Lightweight Coats., to 35.00 ViPRKE Terry Beachwear... to 12.00 2.49 Bathing Suits to 7.00 ft PRICE

Sale Many other unadvertised Specials Save SPECIAL WHITE ELEPHANT TABLES & RACKS 2 BIG DAYS JULY 27 & 28th THURS. & FRI. 25cto349 ASSORTED MERCHANDISE FOR INFANTS and TODDLERS, BOYS and GIRLS to From Our Shoe Department • PLASTIC GLASSES • I'AF'ER GOODS GRASSHOPPERS KIR WOMEN *oh»s fo 9.00. Vi PRICE • HANDBAGS • ICE BUCKETS WOMEN'S LRSTRDE DRESS & SPORT SHOES iw fo 19.00 5.00 •COOKWAHE • KLOVKILS • CANDLE RINGS* EDjTHHjNRYSPORfFLATS, vdu 19.00 5.00 ACCESSORIES • LEATHER GOODS WOMEN'S SUMMER SANDALS vvti. fo 17.00 Jh PRICE

Many Other Unadvcrtised Specials SPECIAL GROUP - ftft CHILDREN'S discontinued ,A"W BUSTER BROWN SHOES styles TT Sale Ends Saturday

'* BOOTERYond 842-5150 Of CHILDREN'S WEAR little Silver Shopping Center "Quillty Apparel Shop Friday Night'til 9:00 151 Markham Place Little Silver from Hud la TM" ALL SALES FINAL All McichandlM from our end CASH ONLY Open: Mon. thru Sstt: 9-6 842-9646 regular dock 96 Oceanport Ave. Little Silver "Sorry no gin mapping" David Jeffries Ltd.

THURS. FRI. SAT.

JULY 27-28-29

Reg. S35.00 Elimor Qay-Aller FWe BLOUSES & SKIRTS 5.00 Rag. from S3M0IO $60.00 DRESSES ...... 6.00 Rag. $16.00 to $44.00 BATHING SUITS 3.00 & 6.00 Rag. $18.00 to»24.00-Uillt Faya SLACKS 4.50 Rag. up «o $45,00 PANT SUITS 50% OFF Rag. to $25.00 KNIT SHORT SETS 7.00 Quantities Limited. Reg. W.50 to $16.50 All items while TIES» 1.50-3.00 they last! Rag, to $15.00 CARRIAGE HOUSE SHIRTS 7.50 Ran. to $100.00 hundreds of RAINCOATS 25.00 bargains throughout our store Many, Many More Uemt fo Choo» from During T/i/s Mognif/cenr DAVID JEFFRIES Ltd. , 22 Ayers Lane - Little Silver Corner of Sycamore AVB., acroti from R.R. Station 741-4370 PROSPECT AVE. LITTLE SILVER HOURS: Mon., Tur ., SaK 10-5:30 Wti, hi. 10-9 Little Silver Shopping Center MASTER CHARGE - BAC. CHEESE COLLECTIO ^BC Sports LLITTLI I ILEC SILVER #* M • •• Little Silver SIDEWALK SALE FOR YEAR-ROUND GIVING... THURS DELUXE COMBINATION 741-11011 GIFT BASKETS Quality Sporting Goods. FRI Podtd wild on assutimnl if (hi ffnur imp»ft«J «nd domiitit 20%-40% ihttit, diliracfu «»i choln fmk 'mil. Gifts, Clothing A MOST COMPUH ASSORTMENT SAT. SAVINGS ON ENTIRE STOCK FROM OKSETO CAVIARS. and JULY Lightweight Ccimping 27-28-29 We invite you to come In and choose from 'oWmanyGoumetdelfciacfes..^] Equipment SHOP THESE LITTLE SILVER up to PARTICIPATING MARKETPLACE 1 / p OUN SELECTEHW.IEVD MERCHANTS 479 PROSPECT AVE. '/3 F SUMMER MERCHANDISE 314 WILLOW DR, LITTLE 511 UFP.kl..PU+lH-Wliy LITTLE SILVER 747 pkmm %«- IBJd ' ; ,^^^^^- SILVER FAMILY PHARMACY

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DURA GLOSS Wild Gypsy Gold SUPER-WILD DEODORANT OR DOUBLE DRY SIX LIPSTICKS HOUR after HOUR SPRAY Card ol 6 lovely different shades ... each in their own plastic case. Save 80c during this sale! LARGE 14 OZ. TEK AEROSOL CAN 49 REG. 1.29 CARD TOOTHBRUSH C REG. 2.49 19

ST. JOSEPH" ORANGE FLAVORED 49' CHILDREN'S ASPIRIN MEN'S UNIQUE WOODEN REG. 36'SOFT, ABSORBENT

CURITY-STERILE 36 TABLETS REG. 3B--FIRST AID NEED 1% GRAIN EACH JEWELRY GAUZE CURITY-1 Oz. TREASURE BANDAGE STERIlEC0TON REG. 39° 24 REG.39'-y2"x5OYD.ROLL CURITY WET-PRUF PFIELL-UQUID CHEST FAMILY SIZE WITH "MFP" FLUORIDE ADHESIVE TAPE COLGATE TOOTHPASTE SHAMPOO 2x7 oi. BOTTLES 4 44 FAMILY SIZE TUBE REG. 2.30 • with velvet lining and VALUES TO 39 pull out drawer REG. 1.09 REG. 6.95 VALUE C 69 REG. 5 C REG. 1.00 C REG. 29 4 OUNCE JUMBO POCKET HAND-ALL PURPOSE SUNSET-SCHOOL CANASTA OR TISSUE 3 BLENDER SECRET GIN PAD PURSE 1 C CRAYONS C ATOMIZER I J C Anti-Persphant 19 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO 1Q LIMIT QUANTITIES AEROSOL 14Va ounce PLAYING LITTLE SILVER PANTY $-12 CARDS FAIVIILY PHARIVIACY HOSE AEROSOL e 20 19° REGULAR 1.09 CHURCH STREET 741 1101 I V DECK fTLE SILVER / *T I " I I L I 39 I f pbprace's Joke' „ SHOP FOOD CITY and BUY A BRAND NEW $AII By BETTE SPERO him President John F. Ken- nedy had died. 6 Cu. Ft. WELBILT CHEST FREEZE AHAZLEnT Expensiv- "People don't e Onefc$j pay to see me in my shorts," "That saved my life," he re- •is Liberace's simple ex- called. "Otherwise I would • planation for his onstage sar- have died in my sleep." WBBEEEB1 torial sojourns. It took four days in the hos- pital before medical author- SAVEtlOO. fr The popular pianist who is ities discovered the cause of as famous for his fashion as his illness, he said. Meanwhile YOURS FOR for his music set the press he suffered acute kidney fail- straight yesterday on his see- ure, and a subsequent dialysis mingly eccentric attire. It procedure proved unsuccess- at ATLANTIC SUPERAMA may be unusual, but it cer- ful. Shrewsbury Avenue at Route 35 tainly isn't any accident, ac- It was then that the last cording to Liberace who was rites were administered. He dressed in a blue and silver feels his succeeding nine bedazzled cowboy outfit ac- years of life" have been a cessorized with a red, white "miracle." and blue neck scarf. Most of his amiable talk in- • 210 Lb. Capacity . Shop & Save "If it doesn't get a scream dicated, however, he was Freezing • Includes-Delivery-lnstallation- or a reaction, I don't wear it more interested in chatting again," Liberace confided. about more pleasant aspects Five Year Mfg. Warranty He appeared at a press con- of his life. All by Buying Your Favorite Meats at Food City ference yesterday at the He acknowledged a sim- Shore Point Inn, here, in con- ilarity between his voice and HERE'S ALL YOU HAVE TO DO: - Purchase S150.00 of fresh meat at Atlantic Superama's Food City junction with his engagement that of Democratic presiden- between now and Labor Day, 1972. - A maximum of $25.00 per day in fresh meat purchases will be this week at the Garden State tial nominee George Arts Center, Holmdel. counted toward the freezer. - Get separate tapes for the meat and have them initialed by the check- McGovern. But he disavowed out girls. - Take the receipts to the appliance department of Atlantic Superama. Liberace costumes range in any interest in running for of- price from $5,000 to $12,000 fice himself. each, and coats are generally "About the only office I about $35,000. ever held was being honorary "It costs me about $100,000 mayor of Sherman Oaks, Ca- Food City has Normal Hours for Normal People isi a year to maintain this very lif., where I once lived," he expensive joke," Liberace said. "And all it signified to commented. me was opening fish mar- To serve you better, we all get a good night's He has several designers, kets." with the most current being Talk of politicians led to the sleep. We're the home of Walko-Wall SAVINGS! Michael Travis, a California news that his brother George based beading specialist Mr. Liberace, now leader of his •r ATLANTIC SUKRAMA Travis designs for most of the own orchestra, often plays for wnte AvMut «r women in show business, in- all functions sponsored by NEW SHREWSIU1 DELICIOUS cluding singers Diana Ross California Gov. Ronald Rea- and Diahan Carroll. gan. SHORT CUT :. Another favorite of Liber- Liberace, who recalled his ace's is Frank Acuna, a 70- early, lean days of playing at" OPEN DAIIY 9 TO 10 P.M., SUNDAYS 9 TO 6 P.M. year-old tailor whose special- places like Pal's Cabin, West ity was period costumes for Orange "for $50 a week and movies. all I could eat," seemed espe- The Argentine gaucho suit cially pleased at mention of STEAKS which Liberace wore in his his efforts in helping others opening night performance at achieve stardom. minmm the Center is a replica of the Singer Barbra Streisand* suit which famed silent films credits Liberace with in- SPECIAL! star Rudolph Valentino wore troducing her from a $175 a WELL TRIMMED jn "The Sheik." week stiBt at the. Bon Soir* JEVERSWE ' The'entertainer has a valet- club, New York, to the big dresser who has assisted him time of |7,500 a week in a Las the past 17 years. His fastest Vegas engagement. change in the current show, BACON His current protege is 14- which includes seven cos- SIRLOIN year-old Jamie Redfern, a tumes, is 22 seconds. powerful-voiced vocalist who Perspiration is very hard on is a pop star in his native Aus- the costumes which are liter- tralia. Jamie, whose reper- ally polished and refurbished toire includes many American STEAKS >with brushes and machines. songs, is traveling with Liber- "I lose a lot of beads," he ace's 1972 tour. noted. The near half-century aged But offstage, Liberace is a entertainer who has had solid QUARTER LOIN Hot or Sweet peacock of a different splen- footing on the show business dor. scene for nearly half that Hl-C FRUIT "I don't dress at all at time recalled he wasn't al- home. I just wear shorts," he ways so self-assured. DRINKS PORK CHOPS ITALIAN revealed. "My street clothing The product of Polish-Ital- 9 to 11 Chops is very simple. Most of my at ian parents, Wladziu (Polish 46-Oz. Per Pkg. home clothes are off the for Walter) Valentino Liber- CAN SAUSAGE rack." ace had a speech problem as Most of his conference, like a child. He spoke broken Eng- fOOD his show, flies on fun. But atlish. CITY one point this one touched "The kids used to laugh at U.S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED-Frank Perdue's fleetingly on a more serious me," he remembered. "It note. gave me an inferiority com- B and G PERDUE Quaity CHICKENS liberace revealed he con-plex." KOSHER • sidered himself a very reli- Be that as it may, there is gious man, and has erected a no doubt about who has the LEGS BREASTS statue in St. Anthony's honor DILL last laugh now — all the way With With in one of his California homes. to the bank. ' QUART JAR A recipient of the last rites THIGHS 49, RIBS of the Catholic Church nine Kraft years ago, he said he attribut- CHAPLIN REVIVAL EXTRA LEAN es his stamina and good KANSAS CITY (AP) - FOR POTTING health to faith. Charlie Chaplin, the famed MAYONNAISE GROUND OR BRAISING He explained his brush with little tramp who made millions QUART SHORT RIBS death an enisode that was of moviegoers laugh and cry in CHUCK K auiet" When it oc the golden age of the "silents," JAR 5-lb AVG PKG OF BEEF soon wiU be greetingreetinB g Ameri curred cans once more — via thei"r FOOD c

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W/Il535s36k'F/P0RT The Ditty Rt&Ln, Bed Uakr-WOOMn, HJ, ATL ANTtO WE ARE GIVING AWAY Telegram 3 FREEZERS in^ Out The singing telegram Is on CHOCK FULL of FOOD its last refrain. The Western Union Tele- TO THE LUCKY WINNER graph Co/says it can't make NO OBLIGATION TO ENTER money from them and ha» YOU MAY REGISTER AS trouble getting operators will- MANY TIMES AS YOU COME ing to sing them. So like the Model T and the penny post- TO THE STORE card, the singing telegram' III! III l\t, U II I HI III I I' will soon be a nostalgic mem- • SAT AUG. 19 at 9 PM ory from America's past. • SAT. AUG. 26 AT 9 PM "Some of the girls are going • MON. LABOR DAY to miss them," said Lucille AT 4 PM Cunningham, a Western XII l)ll Mil U It h ID lit Union supervisor in Chicago, /WN/.N / IO II IS "but I'm sure there are others SUPERAMA & FOOD CITY who never were very comfort- EMPLOYEES AND THEIR FAMILIES Shrewsbury Ave. able with their singing. OR MINORS ARE NOT ELIGIBLE "We have some girls who SAVE DURING OUR JUIYCLEARANCE! at Route 35 really enjoy it and get into the NEW SHREWSBURY spirit of the occasion," she added. "But let's face it, some people have a little trouble staying on key." MEN'S LADIES' INTRODUCING The Federal Commu- OUR NEW nications Commission last year allowed Western Union SWIM SPORT SELECTION to discontinue singing tele- . grams sent from one state to OF another. The company has since been systematically pe- TRUNKS TOPS titioning state public service SLEEVELESS STYLES commissions to drop the ser- J.&V. vice within various states. So IN NYLON RIBBED $000 AND FLAT KNITS. NEW far, 24 states and the District BRIGHT COLORS. LIQUORS of Columbia have acceded to SIZES SMALL-ME- the company's request. DIUM AND LARGE Alaska and Hawaii never had SURF STANDOUTS! J. & V. the service. POPULAR SQUARE LEG IMPORTED Began as a Stunt STYLED TRUNKS IN KNITS YOUR $199 The singing telegram began AND LASTEX WITH INNER SUPPORTER AND DRAW- as a publicity stunt. A West- STRING. SOLIDS-STRIPES SCOTCH ern Union publicity man, AND FANCIES - SIZES S-M-L CHOICE I George Oslin, dreamed it up in 1933 as a device to stimu- I CLEARANCE | I SAVE!] $Q66 late sales. The first one was a "Happy Birthday," sung to REGULAR to $2.99/ GALLON ^ crooner Rudy Vallee by an op- BOYS' FULL QUART $4.98 erator named Lucille Lips. LADIES' The singing telegram quick- ly became a national fad. Puf- BOY J SleeL SWIM J& V fing bicycle messengers often 2 PIECE teaned up in trios and quar- Perma BLENDED tets to vocalize their greet- Press SPORT-KNIT ings, >0ne messengerjp,Mm.. SHORT SETS York did a Donald Duck imi- and WHISKEY tation that was much in de- DRESS SHIRTS $ mand. A Washington, D.C., EVERY SHORT 33 SIZZLE SETS $007 messenger was called upon to SLEEVE SHIRT MUST deliver a Valentine Day greet- GO TO MAKE ROOM ing to a cat. COTTONS-ACETATES- FOR FALL! CHOOSE 1 REG. $1.99 The telegraph company $137 SOLID COLORS- FROM SOLIDS-FAN- dropped the service in 1942 to CIES-DOBBIES POPULAR SQUARE LEG POLKA DOTS- concentrate on priority war STRIPES AND PRINTS each STRETCH SWIM TWO TONES. messages. It was revived in 1 TRUNKS. CHOOSE SIZES SMALL- J & V SIZES 8 to 18 IN THE 1950 on April Fool's Day, but 3for<4.00 FROM THE LATEST MEDIUM & LARGE GROUP. FANCY COLORS. SIZES CANADIAN messengers were replaced by S-M-L telephone operators who de- livered the greeting over the WHISKEY phone. There are still 24 states 10,00.0 BTU WESTINGHOUSE COMPACT ELECTRIC where you can have your mes- $1A37 sage sung for 50 cents more AIR CONDITIONER "D" HUMIDIFIER REFRIGERATOR DRYER GALLON 111 than the standard charge. However, the company will 20 £ FULL QUART 55.08 soon petition those states to 181b. $ drop the service and it is unli- kely to survive for more than 199 cu. ft. 128 J& V another year or two. Directed to Oldsters Singing telegrams are now used mostly to deliver birth-, ITALIAN PAVILION day and anniversary mes- MEN'S & BOYS' FABULOUS GROUP! sages to older people, com- RESTAURANT & PIZZA pany spokesmen said. "Ev- FUN CASUALSl LOCATION REAR OF OUR PARKING LOT erything's Coming up Roses" STORE HOURS 11 A.M. TO 11 P.M. and Western Union's "Little LADIES' GALLON Boy Congratulations" and FULL QUART $4.18 "Little Girl Congratulations" $ for births are also popular. 50 MAGNtFKO! COTTON When a request for a sing- A GOOD ITALIAN MEAL ing telegram comes in, the 2 STARTS HERE. J& V message is transmitted to a MACARONI • SPAGHETTI SHIFTS delivery desk. While it may be REGULAR VEAL - LASAGNE assigned any operator, All AT spokesmen said the staff usu- to $6.99 SUPfRAMA CHICKEN - ANTIPASTO ally know which operators 10W ALSO $O99 VODKA like to sing them. Western PRICES • OUR FAMOUS Union said it has no figures on how many singing telegrams PIZZA y2 $007 are delivered each day, but ~&? HERO ZIP OR BUTTON GALLON O contended there are so few FRONTS - CHIC they do not pay for the extra SANDWICHES TRIMS - CHOICE OF FULL QUART $4.18 bookkeeping and other ex- - BRIGHTLY PATTERNED-TWO TONE SHOOT- COLORS - ALL HAVE penses involved. But company POCKETS SIZES S-M- ING STAR DESIGNS - MORE - POPULAR COL- BRING THIS "AD" AND RECEIVE spokesmen said the real prob- ORS. KNOCK-A-BOUTS FEATURE CREPE L-XL lem is that few operators SOLESvgOR ADDED SUPPORT. 50' OFF ON PIZZA really want to sing them, and 2000 CASES that has sealed their fate, ,--•. The states which have dis- 'CECOL& continued singing telegrams LADIES' BETTER SUMMER are Arizona, Georgia, Idaho, All Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Lou- WOMEN'S LEATHER WOMEN'S isiana, Maine, Maryland, B-A-G-S Michigan, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Montana, New SANDALS $099 SAILCLOTH . ,x SPECIAL YOUR FAVORITE Hampshire, North Dakota, Ok- \ GROUP! BRAND lahoma, Rhode Island, South IS HERE! Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, 3 JUST Utah, Vermont, Virginia and CASUALS West Virginia. SIZES ARRIVED! 5 to 10 .Selsom Concert THE LATEST COOL AND A GREAT LOOK! IM- COMFORTABLE Due at Carlton PORTED FROM SOFT WASH- 1/ SELECTION BRAZIL! ALL ABLE UPPERS RED BANK - Seisom Pro- LEATHER UP- CUSHIONED IN- OF STRAWS ductions will present its sec- PERS-BARE NER .SOLES ond concert Wednesday, Aug. STRAP STYLING LACE TO THE 2, at the Carlton Theater at 8 '%\ WITH DELICATE TOE STYLING LARGE SELECTION p.m. SIZES l •' TRIMS. 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Gid- dings of 20 Park Boad, Mon- mouth Beach, was arrested yesterday afternoon and Freedom and Will Die for It charged with larceny of a out and the Irish people will television set LONG BRANCH -About 85 Louis Mulderry of Dublin, Ire- uprisings in Ireland today. solve their own problems." Mr. Giddings was taken into members of the Long Branch land, express what he called Tracing the present trou- In the question and answer custody at his borne by Detec- Rotary Club beard Richard bis "personal views" on the bled times back to the time of the Reformation in the 1600's, period which foUowed in the tives Ronald Ohnmac'ht and Mr. Mulderry put the blame West End Manor, Mr. Mul- Patrick J. McConnell with co- squarely on England. : derry, head of the English de- operation of Monmouth Beach Indict Red Bank Man He said Queen Elisabeth I partment in one of Ireland's police. first community schools, said, gave land in Belfast, Northern He is accused of taking the Ireland, to Protestant Scots- "A united Ireland is inevi- table. set from the King James In Theft of Checks men in an effort to oust the Nursing Home, Rt. 36, July 4. FREEHOLD — A 27-year- tween April 21 and April 24 Catholics. "Justice and peace can only old Red Bank man was in- and on April 26 in Long "People everywhere de- be obtained through mutual He has also been charged in dicted by a Monmouth County Branch. mand freedom and will fight respect for each other's Monmouth Beach with resist- Grand Jury yesterday on Jerry L. Thomas, 22, of and die for it. The Irish arc no views, equal opportunity for' ingarrest • - • all and, above all, a sincere • charges of breaking into a Trenton, is charged with re- exception," Mr. Mulderry RHIlIK Stall pnola Mr. Giddings has been sent Middletown home and steal- desire by both sides, Protes- ceiving a stolen motor vehicle stated. AN IRISHMAN SPEAKS OUT -r Richard Louts Mulderry, left, of Dublin, to the county jail in lieu of ing a bank valued at J10 and valued at $300 belonging to tant and Catholic, to build a "Britain created this prob- Ireland, reviews speech before delivery to Long Branch Rotary Club. Mr. $2,500 bail. five bank checks. John Anderson, Trenton, and lem and is now in a position to progressive nation out of all Mulderry, head of English department in one of Ireland's first community Dennis R. Bolden of 158 possession of a curved blade settle it," he said. "If she is the various elements which .schools in Oldcastle, County Heath, talked on "Troubled Times In Ire- "He faces a preliminary West Bergen-Place, Red pocket knife May 6 in Free- unwilling or unable to do so, constitute the present day Ir- hearing in Municipal Court ish society." landi" He is accompanied by Dc. David Alterman, center, club president, Bank, is charged with break- . hold Township. for God's sake let her clear and James M. Moran, program Chairman. Aug. H. ing into the home of Dock Ed- wards, Gilville Lane, Middle- town, May 10 and stealing the articles. He also is charged with receiving stolen proper- ty, a $280 check belonging to HERE WE GROW AGAIN! Mr. Edwards. This indictment and these ALL RITZ HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS STORES JOIN IN .six were among those handed up to Superior Court Judge Walter H.Conklin. CELEBRATING OUR NEWEST STORE WITH THIS Donald L. Blanchard, 21, of. 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GLASS-Madrid ine) Getsy, John Flaherty, BOX of 50 EXCEDRIN Gary Gavlick, Edward PeUl- T1RICTC chero, Vincent Vanacore, 19* LIST BEVERAGE SET Bottle of 165 8-13-oz.Jumblers Richard Sudowsky, Kenneth LIMITt 2 Por Cintnmor 2.77 LIST 2.00 LIST Pesetsky, Joseph Shannon, Gerald Salmon and Edward Charney. Information should be sent RITZ DRUG STORE - Monmouth Shopping Center, Eatontown - 542-4300 to Mrs. Henaperger, 31 Tbomu Boad, Somerset, N.J. 08878. Ifee Dally Register, Red Baak-MkMletown, ,?M. Wednesday, July M, JfTI 15 iMcGovern's Nomination Climaxed Four Years' Work (Editor's Note - This is the back-row bench, a liberal sen- All his life, McGovern has views on the economy and tern. tMri of three articles M the ator from a conservative state had the "nice guy" aura — business community," Cun- McGovern's rise has been life of Democratic presiden- ranking 45th in population. the outspoken, earnest, dedi- ningham says. "We weren't from matchstick to nickel- tial nominee George "I. believe deeply in the twin cated plainsman who could be up there as an advocate. We and-dfrrf* to high-stakes poker McGovern.) goals for which Robert Ken- played well on the screen by were up there as a listener." and he's naturally changed nedy gave his life — an end to James Stewart or Gary Coop- In August 1969, he already with the games. By HARRY F.ROSENTHAL the*war in Vietnam and a pas- er.'But to find steel in the was saying "if I were to be a "There are a lot more pres- sionate commitment to heal man, one has -to go back only candidate, I would have to go sures on him," says his secre- WASHINGTON (AP) - It the division in our society," to the thorny battles be fought the primary route with great tary, Pat Donovan. was a grateful George he had said in 1968. to mount his congressional vigor." "Right now he's very tired.. McGovern who took the ros* And he pounded home that soapbox in the first place. He made the formal an- It used to be that he'd wake trum at Miami Beach to ac- same theme again in 1972, Mrs. Ila Pennington, twin nouncement in January last up at five in the moring and cept the Democratic party's when he won the prize: "Dur- sister of McGovern's wife, has year — a year earlier than write a speech or read. He nomination for President of ing four administrations of known him since he was over- anyone else; and an unusual used to stay up all night and the United States. . both parties, a terrible war coming his youthful shyness act in politics. read even as a kid. He loves to "I have been the benefi- has been charted behind by being a high school deba- The primaries are history. read. Now, he hasn't done as ciary of the most remarkable closed doors. I want those ter. • .; "I think there was a change in much reading and he's so political organization in the doors opened and I want that "He's got a great deal of him after Wisconsin," says his tired." history of this country," he war closed. And I make these poise and self-confidence that press secretary, Richard, But^Donovan adds, "Under- said. "It is an organization pledges above all others — the helps in all situations — that Doughtery. I think it all came neath it all, tie's still George that gives dramatic proof to doors of government will be remains with him all the together. I think there was al- McGovern. That's a hard the power to love and to a opened and that war will be time," she says. "He seems most a sort of psychic sigfi of thing to do with the pressures faith that can literally move closed." unflappable. There have been relief. He gambled an awful that are on him, incredible mountains." Denounced War times, of course, when he has lot and I think that's the first pressureof every kind. George McGovern had McGovem had been a sena- shown concern, but never in time it looked like he might "And yet he's adapted, he's planned and worked for this tor only eight months, in 1963, an extreme way like some rake in the pot. Early on, it not in a cocoon. He shows he moment since the Democratic when he became the first to people do,. with temper tan- was an enormous act of faith can accommodate to other convention of four years ear- denounce the Vietnam war on trums and obvious disturb- and I must say an enormous ideas. He shows by the way he lier, and who knows how the floor of the Senate. It was ance." self-assurance." , handles the staff that he's much longer than that. for the record mostly, be- Loses His Cool To reporters who covered learned a lot from what he The history of this son of a cause there were few to hear But McGovern did have one the campaign, the change in has seen in the primary poor, pious preacher of the him. notable public display of tem- Wisconsin also was notice- days." plains was always one of It has been his drumbeat per in the credentials fight be- able. He seemed to have ac- Now, the tall, quiet-spoken reaching to a higher rung: since. fore the convention, when he quired more presence; his plainsman with the sparse from crack high school and When seven years later, the was stripped of 151 California voice was fuller; he looked more hair and shy grin heads to college debater to professor; Senate beat down, 55 to 39, the delegates. confident. high noon with Richard Nix- from party organizer to con- Hatfleld-McGovern amend- "Shabby, back-room deal- His adherents proclaim on. No matter how the No- AP Wlnpticrtl gressman; from Food-for ment to end the war, ing," McGovern called it and McGovern as the apostle of vember showdown ends, his STARS OF THE SHOW — Sen. George McGovern, right, and Sen. Thomas Peace administrator to sena- McGovern told a reporter he said he "wouldn't have any the new politics. And indeed rise to the rostrum at Miami Eagleton acknowledge the cheers of the Democratic Convention delegates tor. was only temporarily dis- part of any convention nomi- he has shown some disdain for Beach already validates the in Miami on July 13 after being chosen for the presidential ticket in No- And then, after a last-min- couraged. nee who would support this." the normal political ame- words of his acceptance vember. It was the culmination of a campaign that had begun four years ute try in 1868 to inherit the "I'll recover by tomorrow," But later he cooled off. The nities. speech: earlier in the 1968 convention. fallen Robert Kennedy's le- he said in his quiet voice. "I question, of course, became When aides wrote phrases "American politics will nev- gions, McGovern began the would have liked to have seen moot by the action of the full in Spanish into a California er be the same again." careful planning and the rig- a stronger showing. But I sup- convention seating the full de- speech aimed at the Chicano orous work of summoning pose it's the first time in the legation. vote, McGovern dropped people to his presidential history of the country that 39 McGovern began thinking them. He won't wear funny cause. He did it from his senators have stood up in the seriously about running hard hats and he has some diffi- middle of a war and voted to for the presidency soon after culty calling labor audiences cut off funds." Chicago 1968, when he got "Brothers and sisters." By speaking out on tax re- 146% votes after less than There is a vain side of form, welfare, military spend- three weeks as a candidate, McGovern, a concern for stat- ing and other issues, says George Cunningham, his us. In May 1969, arriving at McGovern changed the image longtime aide. "I think it was San Francisco Airport for a of a one-issue candidate. And a series of minor frustrations speech and other activities, in the four years since 1968, it. and some major dis- McGovern was noticeably put also was a changed person- satisfactions with offices he out when no official of the altty that stood arms held. In each he bumped up state Democratic party ^tretched in Victory before the against the limitations of the showed up^to greet him. "I thousands "at Miami Beach. position," Cummihgham says. am a United, Statesi senator," ~He spent 1969 traveling to he muttered, before hailing a college campuses, talking taxi. with people, hearing them out Leaves Union Cards — just as he had done years He spoke at a union hall in earlier when he sought the North Bend, Ore., trying for opinions of South Dakotans. labor support, lining up with But his contacts weren't just labor on various legislative is- on the campus — he made an sues. But when he left, two effort always to speak to busi- honorary union cards he had THURSDAY 0N1Y! nessmen too. "He really tried been presented with, re- It's happened to over 460,000 lucky people so far! to plumb the depth of their mained forgotten on the lee- WHOLE OR EITHER HALF Volunteers Are FRESH Praised Abroad LONDON (AP) — Several foreign commentators feel a lot of George McGovern's strength lies in his volunteers. HAMS "The loss of labor organisers in helping to get out the vote is not as important to Mr. McGovern with his army of volun- teers as it would have been to other candidates .. ." wrote Britain's Guardian. "The Republican convention in three weeks time will no doubt push more labour averers into the Democratic camp. It will be up to the opinion polls to do the rest..." British playwright Keith Waterhouse asked in the London Daily Mirror: "Where is the political leader in this country WAREHOUSE PRICED who can inspire a girl of 17 to throw up her studies and travel Quantity tights reserved. 2,000 miles sleeping roughly along the way, just to hand out copies of his speeches to Indifferent retired garment manufac- Not responsible lor typographical errors. turers. "McGovern managed it somehow, but it is fair to say that so did the other Democratic candidates." Japan's newspaper Asahl Shimbun said "in the Presiden- tial election four years ago, there was also an anti-war candi- date of the Democratic party in the United States, and young people helped him campaign. They were called the 'children 'crusaders,' but they lost to the 'old politics' in the party con- vention in Chicago. But this time it was different. The 'new politics' of the young people won." .

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BetfBMk-Midffletown,N.J. Wednesday, July M, 1172 17 Bed Boards to Broomsticks: Rented Outlets Fill the Need When's the last time you polished that silver tea ser- STATE vice Aunt Ethel gave you for your wedding? Something about that next rainy day.... Come to think of it, when's By the last time you needed that LINDA . Marine Police Join Job Action silver tea service? Or the crib ELLIS A job action by correction officers in the state's prison stored in the attic? Or the leaf who are refusing to work overtime enters its third day today. blower that's taking up room Seventeen state troopers were stationed at Trenton State in that oversize two-car ga- Prison and 10 at Rahway yesterday for the second day, ac- rage that no one ever has cording to a spokesman for the State Department of In- room to park one car in? stitutions and Agencies. If you trade them all in for iiinil Meanwhile, Frank Mason, the state's chief negotiator, of- a gold-plated electric tooth fered to reopen contract talks with the Policemen's Ben- brush, you can rent their enough to cart off the equip- evolent Association. counterparts when the need ment you need. There was no immediate response from Thomas J. Sav- arises at any one of half a The centers that offer party dozen rental centers in the supplies for rent also have a age, a lawyer representing the guards and 11 other PBA locals 1 in the contract negotiations. area. potpourri of. paper produc '> Savage announced that the New Jersey Marine Police had Three of the outlets visited for sale. The specialists, Par"y voted to join the job action. carry tools and equipment Line, also offer consulting sei - The Marine Police would refuse to work double shifts, he only. Another three will loan vices. said. They will also protest their having only one uniform you party supplies as well as It's general knowledge that apiece by wearing uniforms one day and civilian clothes the homeowner needs. One outlet rug shampooers are rentable, next while the uniforms are cleaned. is strictly for party planners. lawn mowers can go out on Savage said other PBA locals will meet this week to vote Most hardware stores will loan and electric drills are on whether to joip the job action. rent home maintenance equip- dispensed for a fee. Flame Thrower, Too He said there will be a rally at the State House in Trenton ment of one sort or other; at 10:30 a.m. Aug. 2 to demonstrate "dissatisfaction with toe three are noted below. But it might be helpful to progress of negotiations." ,.; . Rental centers are founded know that the next time you on the premise that people need a flamethrower, it can like to rent equipment they be had for $3 plus gas at ABC. Complex Impact Report Hit need only sporadically rather Or maybe a portable wishing * HACKENSACK — A geologist has criticized an environ- than buy it, maintain it and well from Party Line for $4 mental impact report on the Meadowlands sports complex as store it. will make it all come true. A shortsighted and superficial. . Frees Capital back pack for your papoose? Dr. D. Vincent Manson testified yesterday at the environ- 'Renting," says Val Miller $1 a day at All Purpose. Tri- mental hearings on the sports complex that the report by Dr. of Sayrevttle in his brochure, pod pipe vises, a sauna bath, Jack C. McCormack lacked reltable^ specific data on air "frees capital for more profit- a tar kettle for the next time RttUttr Stan Mat* pollution, water and power consumption, and other indirect ef- able use. And you get the cor- you want to stir something TWO BY TWO — Mini-vacationers set off on maxi-blcycle for a day In the country. All their equipment fects the complex might have on the environment. rect equipment for your job." up? It's an there at various lo- cations, most of them spread is rented and rentable at outlets in the county. He also criticized the report's author for basing the impact "Anything that's rented can out along Rt. 35. study on normal conditions rattier'than emergency ones such be charged to expenses," J. hind Buick and VW. Propietor diary Party Corner. "The so- there are cement mixers. A They don't stock party para- • as flood, drought and air pollution. . Eric Gould of ABC Rentals Items are rented for eight "Bud" Gallagher gears his in- cial scene is quite frenzied back hoe is $75 for eight phernalia. ; Manson works for an environmental study group of the explains. "Also, people like to or 24-hour periods, a week, ventory to do-it-themselfers about now," owner-manager hours. Knee kickers are $2 a Fox Equipment Co. Rt. 9, American Museum of Natural History In New York. try pieces of equipment be- even a month in some cases. and does-a big business in Keith Harin reports. "Lawn day. Hah! Found one you nev- Englishtown, and Rt. 34, Col- ' McCormack's report has been the niain subject of testi- fore they invest in one for Companies add an overtime power tools. Bis water pumps parties are very popular. er heard of! That bandy little lingswood Park. The Rt. 34 fa- mony since the court-ordered hearings began tnree weeks ago. themselves." charge if you slip the dead- for flooded cellars and house, "For those the Harins—wife item stretches your rug into cility deals mainly In con- It takes three years of rath- line. jacks for finding termites are, Patricia helps-supply tents, corners, etc., when it's being struction equipment. Home- er steady use for a rental cen- It's a seasonal business; en- believe it or not, very popular. monogrammed matches and laid wall to wall. Between $5 owners are better served at Seek Flood Relief Aid ter owner to begin showing a nui sets in for the short-term • He carries party equpment, everything in between. A tent and $6 rents 12-place settings Englishtown. "Except for two WASHINGTON — A disaster aid bill, that could make resi- profit on a $10,000 back hoe. entrepreneurs in mid-winter. the utilitarian type: stainless, to envelop 100 intimate friends for dinner. Lawn mowers and weeks in the dead of summer dents of New Jersey who suffered damage in Hurricane Doria Customers can sometimes get Spring is garden things, sum- not plate, table ware; folding is $250. Dinner service for 12 chain saws are staple items, _ when it's too hot to mow or and Agnes eligible for substantial additional relief, has been a good buy on a piece of mer is the time when almost chairs of the wooden.variety, with polished silver plate is and pain in the crankshaft to' anything else, our lawn and approved by the Senate Banking, Housing.and Urban Affairs equipment that doesn't move everyting moves in and out at coffee makers for large between $8 and $10. Back to keep in good working condi- garden suppUes go fast" man- . ....Committee..,., ,...'. ....- - -and that a lessor win unload" a rapid pace and autumn is •crowds. Dinner ssviw for 12 basics, a Tiding mower is*$T5 Eon, renterifsay. " ager George"Cameron said". is a spartan $5. As at all loca- The action, on the measure sponsored by U.S. Sen. Harri- for cash. lawn tools again. In winter, for eight hours, a 1,000-pound ABC Rental Center. 11 He plans to go into party sup- tions, the plates come to you son A. Williams Jr., D-N.J., clears the way for a vote by the there is some trade in heavy trencher that digs (big) holes, Rt. 35, Wanamassa. 1/2 mi. plies soon. Preparation and portability clean and should go back rin- Senate. construction items and lots of $35 an hour. north of Asbury Park Circle. are the beys, the rental people sed. A leaf blower is $8 for 8 Party Line. 315 Rt. 35, just In New Jersey, there are 6,121 flood damage claims out- time to get the lawn mowers Taylor Rental Center. Rt say, to borrowing for fun and hours. Lawn mowers, the kind Floor .care accessories, con- south of Eatontown circle, standing in the amount of $23,670,000. Those claimants would fixed for the next season. profit. you push, go out for eight 35, Morgan. Near South Am- tractor tools, and garden tools Eatontown. Like the man^ez, Dinner service prices listed receive the benefit of the new legislation. "We rent a sprayer unit hours for $10, and a front end boy Hospital. Taylor's, rela- make the round trips. Ryder party supplies of all shapes are for four pieces of china, Under terms of the legislation — an amendment to the that sprays a gallon of oaint a loader, if sewers are your tive newcomers to the area, trucks from 10 feet long to 18 and si2es. Prices are highly, four pieces of silver, a wine small Business Administration's disaster relief program — as- minute," Mrs. Barbara Gould thing, $75 per day. make keys and sharpen tools feet long can be arranged for polished, but so are the stei* sistance would become retroactive to Jan. 1,1971. This would of the ABC facility said. glass and a water glass. in addition to renting equip- here. Should a trip to Bir- ling pieces. The prettily pad- make homeowners and small businessmen harmed by Hurri- "Some one who has the knack Beginning with the stores All Purpose Rental Center. ment and party supplies. mingham, Ala., interest you, a ded outdoor seats are well cane Doria last September eligible for aid. can do his house in three that stock the broadest lines, 181 Newman Springs Road, Owner John Johnson says he's 12-foot truck can be yours for maintained. Dinner service hours—if he's spent a week rental centers within reach of Shrewsbury. A&P shopping enjoying "booming" business $330 and 940 miles worth of for 12 is available from $10 tq Separate Probe Planned preparing his house for it—" your station wagon are: center. Camping equipment in heavy items. Engine hoists gasoline. Insurance and de- $13. Owner Harold Tilson of- Be sure, owners emphasize, Americas Rentals. 45 Gil- abounds, in the main store, never go out of style at $6 a posit are $15 and $40. Ryder fers personal consulting ser- TRENTON — State Senate President Raymond H. Bate- to come in a vehicle versatile bet SL, New Shrewsbury, be- social necessities in the subsi- day, or for the same price pays for oil. "You can get vices for party planners. Sum- man said yesterday that when the courts have concluded the anything here to repair a mer and the winter holiday case against indicted Secretary of State Paul J. Sherwin he car," notes Barbara Gould, season are hectic, so one is will ask the legislature to appoint a special committee to look who's partners with husband advised to call in ample time. into matters related to the case. J. Eric. No lawn mowers or Tents for 2,000, a six-gallon But Bateman, R-Somerset, said there should be no legisla- party goods here. electric fountain or whatever tive investigation until Sherwin has been tried. Affiliated Rental Services. tickles your fancy for. fancy His statement was in answer to a call for a special session 1014 Rt 35, Middletown, near occasions are here and will be of the Senate and Assembly Law Committees to look into , town hall, and 12 Raritan St., delivered if you spend $10 or charges that high ranking state officials ignored memos alert- SayrevUle. One of five sim- more. ing them to the alleged conspiracy that resulted in the in- ilarly named enterprises in For sanders, edgers, floor dictment of Sherwin and two codefendants. the state, ARS centers are scrubbers and small mainte- owned by Val Miller, who nance items, Becker Hard- Refinery Variance Upheld manages the Sayreville store, ware in Colts Neckfnd Swart- and two partners. Manager at NEW BRUNSWICK - A State Superior Court judge has zel's American Hardware in Middletown, which opened ruled against a Woodbridge civic group that sought to block a Hazlet can oblige. Monmouth this month, is Edward Hath- zoning variance granted the Amerada Hess Corp. to build ad- Mower in Middletown has away. Air-powered equipment ditions costing $17 million to its Port Reading refinery. la.wn equipment that goes out moves well at ARS stores. Judge David Furman denied yesterday the request by the for hire. Sewaren Civic Association, which had asked that tie variance be rescinded and the township Zoning Board of Adjustment or- dered to hold another hearing on the matter. Apy and Robertson The civic group said it was not given sufficient time to hire a lawyer and prepare its case before the variance was is- sued Feb. 14. . , The association opposes the expansion on the grounds that »On Reform Unit it will further contaminate the air and public water in the heavily industrialized area. It also has a suit pending in U.S. TRENTON — Assembly Re- William T. CahiU's tax reform District Court in Newark contesling the expansion on envirotf publican leader Richard W. program. .mental grounds,. DeKorte of Bergen named following the defeat, sev- Kids' Summer Reading four GOP members to a bi- eral mayors of New Jersey's I'm afraid that my 10-year- uiiniinniiiiiniiiiiitniiiDnrauiiiiiniiiiun tance that an uncooked egg him. "There's nothing in the partisan committee which will largest cities called a meeting See Day Care Expansion old was under the impression has been thrown and caught Motherhood Code that says I try to draft a compromise tax of legislators to see if tax re- WASHINGTON — New Jersey is expected to be able to ex- that "Catcher in the Rye" was intact. (Maybe you think I'm have to put up with stuff like reform program. form could be resurrected. pand its day care centers now that a proposed ceiling on the tale of a drunken baseball Democrats are expected to making this up. I'm not.) this. Look, didn't you get any After that meeting Demo- grants for public welfare assistance has been defeated by a player.- He was just getting into the > books to show us that your in- name their four members af- ter a party caucus today. cratic leader John J. Horn of Senate-House conference on the Labor, health, education and In any case, shortly after By record time for demolishing terests are becoming more The four Republicans are Camden said he was optimis- welfare appropriations bill. I'd persuaded him to start JUDITH an upright piano and passing mature?" tic a compromise could be Chester Apy and Joseph Rob- The ceiling, approved by the Senate, would have restricted reading it, he stopped. VIORST the entire wreckage through a reached which included both ertson of Monmouth, Millicent the growth of day care centers and special education for the' circle nine inches in diameter "Yes, mom, I did. It's this an income tax and a plan to mentally retarded, provided in Title IV— A grants in the So- But when he returned to his (Who wants to do something really neat book called 'Sex Fenwick of Somerset, and as- usual fare (was it "How to tax business, residential and cial Security act. ' like that? Who wants to know and the Single Man,' and it's sistant GOP leader James farm property at different New Jersey has only 46 such day care centers under the Star in Basketball," or "Great something like that?) when I got this really neat chapter Hurley of Cumberland. Baseball Pitchers," or rates. program. Hmraiimiuiiinniiiiunimmiifiiiiiinmii interrupted. called 'How to Pet and Like Apy and Mrs. Fenwick The committee defeated the measure yesterday. "Strange But True Football "Look, darling," I said. It." voted for the income tax bill DeKorte said he was not op- The Title IV — A day care centers provide supervision for Stories?"} I couldn't bear it, I you can't imagine how sorry I "It's been a real pleasure "I don't like it." July 17 when it was defeated timistic but would cooperate youngsters whose mothers are on welfare and are amending yanked it out of his hand. am that I said it. talking to you. Now go away "But gosh, mom, it's very in the Assembly. Hurley and in trying to reach a com- training sessions or working. I'm very sorry, Anthony," I Bed of Nails or I think I'm going to mature. Chapter 5 is 'The Art' Robertson voted against it. promise. He was the sponsor The ceiling was approved by the Senate after an account- told him, "but you'll have to I first began to suspect that scream." of Seduction' and Chapter 13 The income tax was the cor- of the administration reform Ing of the Title IV-A Funds was sought but could not be pro- begin a reading program this I'd made a mistake when my A Joke is 'Consumer's Guide to Pros- nerstone of Republican Gov. package. vided. summer. A serious reading boy walked into the kitchen "Wait, mom. Stop shoving titution,' and Chapter 14 is program. Your brain is rot- .and announced: "The dura- me out of the kitchen. I've got 'How to Avoid Becoming a iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiininiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ting. Your development is ar- tion record for lying on a bed this joke to tell you." Sex Pervert' and " Question School Grant rested. You have nothing but of nails in 25 hours 0 min- "That's what you think." "Wait'll I tell your father utes." TRENTON — New Jersey Attorney General George F. sports statistics in your "But, mom. It's from 'Fun- about this. Just wait." Band Concert Tonight head." "That's nice," I said. "So ny Jokes and Foxy Riddles,' Tony shook his head in dis- Kugler Jr. has been asked to rule on the legality of the Eliza- RED BANK — The Municipal Band Concert will be at 8:38 The response to all of this what else is new?" gust. "He knows about it, beth City Council's $500,000 appropriation for nonpublic and it's part of my summer tonight in Marine Park, with John Luckenbill conducting. schools. was a lot of aw, ma's. But I "Jack O'Leary of Los An- reading program, and it's go- mom, I promised to let him wasn't deterred. geles had the hiccoughs from The program: The council voted to make the controversial grant last ing to make me a charming borrow it when I was March, "King Cotton" Sousa "Now I'm dropping you off June 13,1948, to June 1,1956." through." month and applied for the approval of the State Division of Lo- person to be with." Overture, "Poet and Peasant" suppe at the bookstore," I persisted. "Live and learn," I said. "All right," I sighed, "Go "Well, I've got news for cal Finance which in turn sought the advice of Kugler's office, Trumpet Solo, "Willow Echoes," Jim Sakofsky Simon according to Joseph Lazza, deputy director of the finance divi- "And I want you to choose "And that's all you're learn- ahead if you have to." you, kid," I said. "You're three books that are not about ing?" Descriptive, "Parade of the Wooden Soldiers" Morrissey sion. He had to. "What's green through. Now let's go look on "Camclot" ;....Lerncr and Lowe Deputy Attorney General Richard Kadisli has confirmed .sports. Books that will give Unfortunately, it wasn't all and goes slam, slam, slam, your book shelf and find a you information in other he was learning. For thanks to Rhythm, "Broadcast From Brazil" Bennett that the issue is being researched, but he declined further slam?" nice little book for your sum- March, "Bombasto" „ Farrar fields. Books that will make something called the "Gui- "So tell me." mer reading program." comment. Overture, "Light Cavalry" Suppe. you a charming person to be nass Book of World Records" "A four-door pickle." 'Tdont care what you say, The $500,000 would be funnelled through the Elizabeth Descriptive, "Stormy Weather" Koehler and Arlen with. Books that will show he had lots of information in "That's your idea of charm- mom. I'm not reading 'Catch- Board of Education to the non-public schools for the hiring of March, "Service" Bennett that your interests are more other fields. ing?" er in the Rye.'" music, art, physical education and remedial reading teachers. (Featuring fire batonists Dawn Bradley and mature." Like the fastest amputation, "No, huh? Well, what about The grant would also be used to purchase equipment and fi- "Who's talking about Pat Rudolph; majorettes led by Debbie Grazel, When am I going to learn to the greatest number of fin- what's green and sings?" nance learning disability programs run by the board. 'Catcher in the Rye'," I told and flag twitiers led by Nancy Curchin) keep my mouth shut? gers per human hand, the ."What about it?" Mayor Thomas Dunn has argued in favor of the aid, him. I'll be glad to settle for National Anthem, "Star Spangled Banner" Key saying it was essential to keep the private schools from col- For yes, indeed, Anthony most tattoos, the largest kid- "Elvis Parsley." 'Great Moments in Pro Foot- lapsing. did exactly what I said. And ney stone, and the longest dis- "Oh, no you don't," I told ball'." 18 Tte MByBegteteryBg, , Bed BMk-Mid0etowfl, N.J. Wednesday, July » Economists Seek to Understand Why People Save NEW YORK (AP) - The Why do people save? Once "The fundamental psy- Perhaps one of the chief the Survey Research Center And people save fof; the fu- education. "Small cars, providing 'bas- answer to why people save we thought the answer was chological law, upon which we reasons for the incorrectness at the University of Michigan ture, of course — for a better The Morgan Guaranty Trust ic transportation,' seem to be has become not only one of obvious. Classical economists, are entitled to depend with of early theories is that they until recently, studied the home, to educate their chil- published an examination of growing in popularity. Retai- the more puzzling aspects of who liked precise, neat an- great confidence ... is that thought of consumers as Pav- phenomenon as closely as any dren, to provide for their re- the savings habit that sug- lers report many instances of consumer behavior but each swers, believed that an in- men are disposed, as a rule lovian creatures that respond- man and developed several tirement. They save for secu- gests the often, high'savings consumer preference for 'not- year becomes a more impor- crease in interest rates en- and on the average, to in- ed automatically to stimuli or basic theories now widely ac- rity, as when they permit rates of recent years - the tom-of-the-line' models, func- tant element in understanding couraged people to add to sav- crease their consumption as environmental conditions. cepted. cash to accumulate in insur- norm is close to 6.5 per cent tional but without extra fea- the economy's immediate fu- ings. their income increases..." If that were ever so, it is be- Katona found that people ance policies. . rather than the first-quarter's tures or fancy decorations." ture, Sounds logical, but doesn't Well, correct as he was on coming less so, particularly in don't spend merely because People also seem to save 8.6 — may be due to a new life Whatever the explanation, it In the second quarter of the higher interest mean that the many issues, it now seems. the United States. As industri- they have the ability to spend. because they are educated, style. is complex and multiple. A year, for example, the rate of cost of living is higher also? clear that Lord Keynes al societies develop, individ- That's only one of the in- and the level of education — if "There is said to be devel- better understanding of it is after-tax savings dropped to And don't people tend to dig missed this one. the evidence uals acquire discretionary in- gredients. They also must not of wisdom — rises in- oping a desire to resist ma- & acutely needed because the. 6.6 per cent of income after into their savings' in order to of recent years, when income come—income that they ei- have willingness to spend, he exorably. The ^Survey Re- terialistic urges, to avoid os- "ability of Americans to save achieving a nearly unprece- maintain their life style? rose and so did savings, ther save or spend, income found, and this willingness de- search Center found that an tentatious products, to live or spend rises each year, of- dented rate of 8.6 per cent in Good questions, with deba- seems to provide doubt if- not beyond immediate needs. pends upon psychological as absence of liquid assets is more simpjy^nd casually," it ten taking the entire economy the comparable three months table answers. proof that he was wrong. George Katona, who headed well as economic factors. strongly correlated with little stated. f~ with it. of 1971. Keynes Theory As a result, money began John Maynard Keynes, the flowing into consumer mar- British economist of the 1930s. kets, such as for cars, houses who influenced to some de- and appliances, at the rate of gree almost every economist an additional $15 billion a who followed, approached the year, boosting the economy question from another angle, into vigorous recovery from stating instead why people 1971's recession. spend. Said he: Philadelphia oz Most PUC Accident Reports Ruled Public Cream Cheese TRENTON (AP) - The permit examination of the re- WITH COUPON BELOW State Supreme Court ruled ports, claiming they were in- yesterday that most accident ternal documents whose con-' reports prepared by and for fidentiality must be protected the Public Utilities Commis- to maintain the PUC's candid FRESH, TASTY.READY TO BAR-B-QUE sion are public records and relationship with the utilities should be opened for public in- it regulates. FRESH, SHOULDER . spection. The utility reports contain The high court thus upheld factual data on accidents as PORK ROAST a trial court and a lower ap- well as recommendations for' pellate court, both of which, changes to avoid future acci- herrystone EN PARTS had ruled that the PUC could dents. not keep such reports con- In a 7-0 decision written by fidential. Justice Worrall P. Mountain alii. Plums The issue was raised as a Jr., the court said there is a result of two separate, unre- common law right of "inter- FRESH lated gas explosions which oc- ested parties" to examine URGE WHOLE SIZE 59 S 79 curred on farms in Gloucester such reports. Krakus Canned Ham ^ 3!, 3 LEGS ' County in 1969. But the high court said the One property was a turkey 1963 state Right-to-Know Law Finast Bologna Chunks » 69* farm owned by Irval Realty, made such records open to Oscar Mayer Bologna ** VI: 89* CAUF. THOMPSON 39* Inc. the other was owned by anyone whether they had an Philip Papalardo, whose wife interest in the matter or not. C Finast Uverwursjt Chunks •.69* GREAT ON A GRILL! was killed in the explosion. The court said, however, Seedless Grapes 49 GMAT FOt MUDS ' Colonial Sliced Bacon %F *. 85* / Both parties sued the South some material in some acci- Jersey Gas Co. which sup- Each pkg. dent reports possibly should cftnloint plied gas to the two proper- not be made public. Green Peppeis =25r PORK ties. In connection-with the • "In -all future cases of this miSH equal amounts 1 suit, the parties sought to ex- sort," the Supreme Court hip (hops Ib. CHICKEN amine reports submitted to said, "where a controversy Calii. Lemonsi 6^. 4S* 1 the' PUC by the utility and arises, the decision should be JUrCr Fried Chicken Wings «J&i "ft 59* also PUC staff reports on the made by the trial judge to C LEGS accident. Fried Chicken Thighs 99* with backs whom the issue will be Florida Limes 6 39 1 05 ^ But the PUC refused to presented." $ 19 Chicken Drumsticks "ft 'I or MosquitTHl PRIMfo CoiUUH.HtRl SJs*. WOP I Fried Chicken Breasts BREAST Fund Drive Is Started with STRIP SHELLS BONELESS .f Aft wings For Widow, Children PORK BUTT 99 Ib. NEW MONMOUTH - A Mrs. Marilyn Dering, a wid- OF BEEF fund drive is under way to aid ow, and her four children a family whose home at 13 ranging in age from 6 to 16, WHOLE OR HALF, LOIN Maplewood Drive was de- were left "with only the stroyed by fire Monday night. clothes on their backs," ac- cording to the Rev. Richard Schwartz pastor of East "^ Stockholders Keansburg's Bay Shore Com- munity Church and fund drive Of Cemetery treasurer. The Middletown Township Set Police Department opened the drive with a donation of $50. RONZONI FINAST MATAWAN - The man- Other contributions may be agers of Rose Hill Cemetery mailed to the Dering Fire Fund in care of the Rev. Mr. have called a meeting of FROZEN FOOD SAUCES MAYONNAISE stockholders and lot owners Schwartz at 105 Leonardville Road, Belford, 07718. for Monday at 8:15 p.m. in the GALLON Franklin State Bank, Main St. and Ravine Drive. FINAST Purpose of the meeting is to Lecture Set FRESH MILK amend the cemetery's charter ORANGE JUICE under the provisions of a new Tomorrow state statute. The amend- PRICE-BLASTING PRICE-MINDED' SACRAMENTO CHICKEN SEA ment, which must be ap- proved by a majority vote, On Prisons calls for the cemetery to oper- MATAWAN - "Prisons and TOMATO JUICE TUNA FISH ate as a non-profit lot owners Prisoners" will be the topic at cemetery, insuring an income tomorrow's meeting of Con- Finast Fish Sticks tax deduction for those con- RICHMOND temporary Concepts, the tributing to the work of the Matawan Joint Free Public Green Beans.'!!»% Rose Hill Cemetery Associ- Library's discussion group, at Dole luices ates and a state sales tax ex- BUTTER 10:15 a.m. in the library, 165 emption for work done in the Birds Eye Taste-Fries Main St. Wlllll Ibil cemetery. Library-sponsored summer "" ••«'»«« The Farmers & Merchants playground story hours will be National Bank, trustee for conducted Thursdays at 1:30 Welch's Grape Juice perpetual care agreements, p.m. in Matawan Township, Sea Brand Shrimp E?." Roka ,;::;, has been merged into the according to the following' •/!• Franklin State Bank. The schedule: July 27, Water Tow- Whole Mushrooms&« ft 49* Dressing bank presently has 71 lots un- er and Cambridge Play- Jeno's Pizza p«.<,i.:i,i. der perpetual care contracts. Curtis Fruit Jellies grounds; Aug. 3, Andover and FINAST FRFSH BAKERY Tabby Dinners »> ^25« The lake area of the ceme- c Northland Playgrounds; Aug.f Tide Detergent Lipton Iced Tea Mix... "; 59* tery has been improved and 10, Oak Shades and Fordharn Finast Waifles 10v:99 HI IIII new lots in Section K are al- Playgrounds, and Aug. 17, Sto- WHITE BREAD Lysol Disinfectant Spray i:-»1» Johnson Future oil. J|79 most ready for sale. Money Giant Size DAIRY SAVINGS' Hit ryland Playground and the- Beacon Mop & Glo""«»" «'«t69« Johnson Pledged tin S|19 received from sales will be Cliffwood Veterans of Foreign (1 Vz-lbs.) orBIG $ S used for cemetery improve- Wars building. SANDWICH lOAFl Beacon Mop &Glo"":r P Gorton Minced Clams 31* ments. (1-lb. 5-oz.) 4 1 ''! Story hours for borough A loaves A CHIFFON SOFT Richard Heuser, a civil en- children are presented Mon- Borscht gineer, has been elected a days at 1:30 p.m. at the Broad ^. HOT DOG ROLLS Ken-L- •"-'""- 7A cemetery manager, filling the MARGARINE All POPULAR Street firehouse and Jackson S*Z>i OR HAMBURGER AA/i BRANDS vacancy created by the death Street playground and Ration O ."..« 1 ? PRICE - BLASTING, of Mrs. Elizabeth Vreeland Wednesdays at the same time Simonds. PRICE-MINDED! at the Middlesex Road recrea- NON-DAIRY Glad Wrap n••« ":,!'• 29* Diamond Crystal Salt Z, ' tion building. Ib.pkg. ENGLISH MUFFINS Glad Trash Can Liners :i 69* Broil A Foil t>,.< ;• 49* MCAP Centers' Prc-school youngsters and flnnl29* Natural Muenster • , ft 49* Graduations Set those in grades kindergarten Glad Garbage Bags £ 39* Clorox Liquid Bleach 10 through three are invited to Dorman Bonhel',-••"• V,' 65* Glad Food Storage Bags * 65* Sunshine Cheez-lt " w LONG BRANCH - Mon- attend story hours Mondays im in mouth Community Action and Tuesdays, respectively, Borden's Cheese "CKl'ST A. 89* Minute Rice "Vi"79* S&W Medium Sweet Peas 4 Dili Program (MCAP) Head Start at 10 a.m. in the library. FRESH DONUTS Tropicool Brinks*''<','IZ 7J& 33* Day Care Centers have sched- uled graduations today and to- 'Vendor of i\n> Month Sau Sea Shrimp Cocktail Penn Dutch Nestles Rt|llU'Df morrow. Finast Cottage Cheese '", C.r< nl| 37* Noodles Plus' Candy The Freehold Day Care EATONTOWN - Electronic Fleischmann's Margarine «X 3 89 Center will have com- Concepts, Jnc, manufacturer 49* • mencement exercises tonight APPLE PIES «» Hi of plastic film capacitors, was FRESH, LARGE Kraft French Dressing M.KI, I) till. Kraft Italian Dressing at 7, and tomorrow at 10:30 selected as "vendor of the g 8 SIZE C Kraft Richmond Liquid Detergent ;:!'49* Gaff Cat Food a.m. the class at the English- month" for May by ITT Tele- lb. 6-oi. pkg. 2^55* town Day Care Center will communications, Corinth, Swiss Renuzit Freshomatic £HL graduate. Miss. Electronic Concepts ;,!i 59* Richmond Strawberry Preserves'.'! 69* Ceremonies have been held was previously selected as Bathroom Tissue SZ 3J.it' *1 Spring Water .,,,,M W!49* at the Atlantic Highlands and vendor of the month in Au- N 'ong Branch centers. gust, 1971. Prim •fftctiv* thru Sqt., July 29lh. or fypojtaphi.ol .rroti. O«t«rg«nf* not available whtr« prohibited by low. None sold to dealeri. The Dally Register, Bed BanJc-MKMIet«wii,NJ. W«tae8day,WyM,Iin If Paintings Will Die If Perpetual Care Is Lacking By MILTON BLOCH Pictures are in a state of In a sense, almost every- timal condition and value. It and mechanical damage. Sim- No picture fares well in It is appalling bow many- Lord Duveen helped build ilux dependent upon changes thing that happens to a paint- does neither. Furthermore, ply picking up a painting bright light. Fading can be pictures suffer from tbe many a fine art collection for In temperature, humidity, ing after its completion is det- poor restoration may be carelessly can inflict both . dramatic on pictures hung op- disastrous effects of smoke and wealthy clients at (he turn of sunlight, internal chemical rimental, save those efforts merely cosmetic, ignoring kinds of injuries. Finger oils posite a window or on a wall heat from fireplaces. the century. He was fond of processes and the external at- especially (and expertly) un- more serious ailments yet to and acids do not agree with under bright artifical light. \ Pastel paintings should nev- telling his investors that tack of chemicals and vermin. dertaken to extend its life. surface. the chemistry of any picture. Light deteriorates paper and er be hung where they are paintings did not have to be Man inflicts further damage Few precious possessions are At worst, incompetent resto- Any pressure on the front or chemically changes the com- subject to much vibration, fed like race horses, nor did in the form of poor framing, more disastrously abused out ration butchers the picture rear of a stretched canvas position of pigments, oblite- such as near a door. The jar- toration is an equally difficult, they die. They did not sink accidents, vandalism, and in- of sheer ignorance than pic- and insures its demise. But can create radiating circles of rating certain colors. ring shakes loose particles of and perhaps more ratified, like yachts and needed no competent restorations. tures. Moreover, most of this "restoration" is something cracks which may not reveal Fine pictures should be kept the pigment and. the picture profession than preserving oil crews and no fuel. He sold The artist himself can ac- damage is quite unnecessary. that happens as a result of in- themselves on the painted sur- out of the kitchen or bath- can end up as so much color- paintings. A sound working many fabulous paintings by celerate the deterioration by There is a popular notion adequate "preservation" — face, for many years. Pictures room, where steam or grease ed dust lying within the bot- knowledge of paper chemistry representing them as gilt- using deleterious mixtures in that "restoring" a painting and preservation begins with should be lifted carefully, can invade the surface. They tom of the frame. is vital. edged securities requiring no creating the picture. Pictures somehow removes or can- the owner. with both hands, by the frame should not be hung over a In brief, the very careful Now that you are con- upkeep. And he was dead can be completely and irrevo- cels the damage, returning As I have indicated, paint- or the canvas-stretcher sup- working fireplace, or should handling and thoughtful dis- vinced, I hope, to take your wrong! cably ruined, and many are. the painting to its original op- ings experience chemical flux ports. be removed during its use. playing of pictures is the first fine pictures to an expert to step toward preservation. preserve, restore or clean Once the picture has a good them, the question is: "Who home on the wall one simply are the experts?" cannot forget all about it. It is I suggest that you begin by important to go back to it contacting one of the larger from time to time and exam- art museums in your area and ine jt with a strong cross light have the curator of painting Hellmanns (a flashlight will do) and a suggest a competent con- critical eye. Oil paintings servator (restorer).' . crack, flake, curl, bulge, and Many people advertise that rot. Paintings or drawings on they clean or restore paint- paper mildew, discolor, ings, but one must remember crumble and stain. . that a bad job is a great deal Consult Expert worse than no attempt to If there is evidence of dam- "help" the picture at all. Mayonnaise Brain Surgeon age not previously apparent, WITH COUPON BELOW take the piece to an expert to It is pretjy much like as- assess the problem and begin suming that an unskilled brain" repairs. Never attempt to surgeon is better than none at NOW OPEN "work" on the picture your- all. BONELES$ self. There are no established Preservation is a science re- standards in the art restora- FRESH, SPLIT WITH RIBS 8 A.M. until 11P.M. tion profession and anyone, no OPEN SUNDAY 8 A.M. to 6 P.M.' quiring years of experience and practice and a consid- matter how ignorant, can. AT STORES WITH erable body of specialized hang out a shingle. CHICKEN BREASTS SERVICE DELICATESSE\ knowledge. To illustrate this, Of course, doing nothing is LONDON BROIL I will relate some of the com- better than having the picture HAVING APARTY? mon problems that might be ruined by an amateur, but FRY! BAKE! doing nothing will also lead to BROIL! BARBECUE! "Mr. Deli" will gladly cater encountered in simply clean- from o couple lo a mob. ruin and the sooner the mat- SIMPLY DELICIOUS! ing a painting: c Various party platters to chooie froir. Oil paintings are usually ter is put into expert hands Ib. sealed with a coat of varnish the better. HAN& after they are completely dry. When you take your picture 69 to a conservator, you are per- Krakus Canned Hams ^ : Sometimes several coats of .varnish have been applied at fectly-entitled to request and Maid Rite Veal Steaks'Tff'' .89* SWISS various stages in the life of receive an explanation of Big Valu Franks ftS£ IS V**siw the painting. Over a period of what is wrong with your pic- COMBO: time, grime and dust get em- ture, what course of treat- Finast Frankfurters «iMe.t '.. 75* i'i-lb. Imported bedded In the surface varnish, ment he intends to pursue, Boiled Ham & and a close estimate of the BONELESS BRISKET '/a Imported the varnish discolors, and Mizrach Kosher Franks Austrian Swiss perhaps the painting is re- cost There is "always a techni- touched or restored as well. cal jargon in any trade, but Kahn's Liverwurst Si The painting is dirty, dark you have a right to a clear,cx- GROUND planation of the matter in FAMILY and lifeless, and time has utn-TiH. White Meat Turkey Roll come to have it cleaned. plain English. " ~ CHUCK OR MORE "Mr. Deli" Franks wi u., The expert tests a remote Not every picture will lend C or hidden edge of the painting to a simple course of treat- Finast Sliced Bacon's ».79 Creamy Potato Salad* with solvents to determine ment and even the con- Vienna Brand Corned Beef *'& 73* Fresh Cole Slaw which one will remove the servator may not know what 3 varnish and dirt without lift- he will run into as he goes Vienna Brand Pastrami *- 59* ing the paint. He works a tiny along. In this case, he should v patch at a time, keeping a not be unwilling to propose a Vienna Brand Tongue ft-& •73 * * swab of a neutralizing agent minimum -maximum range of always at his fingertips in cost estimation. , Ftesh Silver case the solvent lifts even the Once the picture is'sSfely FRESH PORK tiniest trace of color. It takes back in your possession, SPARE RIBS SALMON hours. cleaned and repaired, by all 79 ' Old or bad restoration may means treat it with respect. WHOLE OR - have to be removed — without Don't hang it by a doorway or HALF removing the original paint. a coat closet where it will get Steaks slightly Tears may come to light bumped, or over a table lamp higher which require mending. There where it is subject to intervals may be flaking or mechanical, of extra heat. damage requiring consoli- . Never use cellophane tapes dation of the surface. There to repair any work of art. may be several layers of var- Never glue or tape a label or nish, each of which may re- tag to the back of any canvas quire solvents of different or drawing. Never vacuum or strengths. dust the open picture surface' SUPERMARKETS Occasionally there are with a rag or feather duster. paintings in which it is impos- With intelligent care, paint- sible to remove the varnish or ings will provide their owners Route 35 & Sea Girt Ave. a previous retouching without with a lifetime of pleasure. Wall Township damaging the painting more Without it, they will die like HowellTwnshp. Atlantic Hghlds. than, helping it. As you can worn-out horses, or sink into see, this is the last place for oblivion like so many riddled RI.9& AldrichRd. Rr. 36 & First Ave. an amateur to "try his hand." yachts. Long Branch Red Bank 320 Third Ave. 362 Brood Street NASA Accepts Hellmanns Mayonnaise AND A 55.00PURCHASE lir»il|l|GciJclFina,l Girl's Test Idea rt»t.Scl. July 25H. PRINCETON (AP) - An from Skylab's solar telescope jjMVAMVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVl experiment suggested by a 14- cameras so they can check Philadelphia «»19C year-old Princeton girl has for debris in the regions. Cream Cheese ""' been selected by the National Alison's interest in science AND A 55.00 PURCHASE liir.itJDGoodolfinovt Aeronautics and Space Ad- is understandable. Her father, Ih.u Sa'., July 29ih F.N. ministration as one of 19 to be John J. Hopfield, is a physics Minulactum t Coupon included in a special series of professor at Princeton Uni- tests for the American Skylab three Soi.pkg! versity. General Mills space station. Bugles, Dipped Talen, Crisp Tatars Snack Alison Hopfield, a 10th gra- 2 Children Hit lim.i 111 Good otFinatf thtu Sal., July 29th. . w der at the Princeton Day School, was one of 3,409 per- By Automobile sons who suggested ex- periments for the space sta- MIDDLETOWN - Celine HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS Jewell, 5, and Robert Jewell, Richmond Applesauce Finast Pineapple Juice Ht tion, which will be launched til next spring. 4, of 23 Collins Ave., Port Del Monte Tomato Sauce Apricot Nectar«,;,!, KHiti ,r-39* I Monmouth, were reported in otex Tampons "This is my first space ven- fair condition in Riverview Pineapple MM. Franco American Spaghetti 2S35* i ture and I'm really thrilled," Hospital, Red Bank, after Hamburger Helpers & 29 she said. being struck by a car at 12:35 Motts Apple luice IS 55* Norman Sperling, director p.m. Monday on Wilson Ave. liH H'lOZ. of the Duncan Planetarium at Campbell Tomato Soup 10* MANUFACTURERS 12.15 LIST Grapefruit Juice* " Alison's school, helped her Police identified the driver prepare the proposal for theas Minnie Olrich, 59, of 89 Wil- Minuljcliutr i Coupon son Ave. Hudson 2 ply O $ i lownrdiih*Purcr>aieo) ^PrellShampo experiment. Their plan in- one 1 ':-ql. bot. ^ MANUFACTURERS SI.79 LIST cludes use of a solar telescope She told police she was trav- Ocean Spray ^ •J.OZ.CAN-IIGHIPOWDER destined to fly on Skylab. eling west on Wilson Ave: 19 when the children ran hi front ( Cranberry Juice Cocktail g Atlld DeOdOtflllt They suggested to NASA lO'.-B?. limit' liGooti ni Fin that Skylab be used to look for of the car and she was unable Finast Tomato Soup cm 9* Wesson Oil ;;f95* i Iliru Sot.. July we. Si MANUFACTURERSJU9UST 1U INOZ.CAN cosmic dust and debris to avoid hitting them. II Ml. .Manuliclurer s COUMI The youngsters were taken Carnation Evaporated Milk en 18* Violetta Blended Oil trapped in two places between II'MI. liUX£CI|l(t BOMB »» the earth and the moon. to the hospital by the East Cil 16* Long Grain Rice n.»t Savorin Finast Evaporated Milk MFRS. S1.QS1IST 7 oi.bol. It was explained that in two Keansburg First Aid Squad. lpl.lDI. Coffee DRY.NORMAL-OILY No summons has been is- Log Cabin Syrup bot. 69* Kellogg Asst. Cereal 1Mb) small regions of space, mov- limiMi Good off iia sued pending further in- thru Sat.. July ing about the earth as the Kellogg Raisin Bran vestigation by Patrolman Wil- Salada Iced Tea w'i„. Food Bags would reflect sunlight and Tuesday morning, police re- 1511. might be photographed. port They said the thief or Liberty Maraschino Cherries w.1f79* Finast Aluminum Foil nil iVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAfi^ NASA will provide Alison thieves entered through a' PrkM alfKlive thru Sat., July 29lh. Not responsible for typographical errors. Detergents not available where prohibited by law. None sold lo dealers. and Sperling with pictures rear window. 21 Tke Dtjy Register, E«d Bimk-MfefcBetawi, NJ. Weaaestay, Jflly 21, M72 Reserve a Tree, Not a Table At This Night Club MOGADISHU, Somalia It's the Somali version of (AP) — You reserve a tree, the good life. Government not a table, at the Jungle ministers, Western diplomats, sale •.. luxurious velvet broadloom Nightclub. Soviet aid technicians and A barefoot waiter lays pil- just plain tourists go to Ah- lows and strawmats op the med Latte's restaurant on the sand beneath the tree. You outskirts of Mogadishu. stretch out and eat goat meat Latte's investment when he from a fashion-foremost mill noted for quality, styling and glorious colors... with your fingers, while some- started in business nearly one nearby strums a guitar. A three years ago was a large rich velvet pile of 80% wool and 20% nylon blended for beauty and durability camel caravan ambles by. field. He cleared the bushes, laid out trails and pruned 35 The day is hot but the thorn trees into neat, in- n breeze is soft and cool. The verted-cup shapes. In 16 colors for any decorative plan... now< a ati wonderfuwonamruli savings BHVI 9*'! thorn tree's branches spread There's a restaurant build- to the ground. Privacy is com- ing with bar, but customers plete. for lunch and dinner prefer to You talk and drink and drive under a tree, kick off doze. When the bill comes sev- their shoes and relax. 10.? rud eral hours later, it's no shock — Restaurant cooking in —less than 40 shillings, or Mogadishu tends to be Italian about |5.50. — Somalia was once a colony — or hotel-type drab. Latte's ngulatfy 13.95 menu is simple and Somali — Bridge dub rice with raisins, a lettuce-to- mato-onion salad in oil, and Winners Told bananas. MATAWAN - Magnolia The goat is a kid less then ^B sJso Inraotn sb § niQSi bound 4 sMtic Bridge Club winneres were: two months old, so it's tender. W size rag. sal* North-South, Raymond Cor- It's cooked with butter and ' 9x12 139. by, Port Monmouth, and Rex herbs in a covered pot in, a 181. Thomas Jr, Dunellen, first; charcoal fire for an hour, until 12x12 239. 189. Leslie and Madeline Berg- the meat nearly falls off the 12x13.6 268. 209. mann, Hlghtstown, second, bone. 12x15 297. 229. .and By Stein and Jack Grum- Forks are provided for the 12x18 354. 279. et, here, third. East-West, fussy but the in-crowd uses 12x21 412. 319. Clyde and Mary Roark, fingers for all courses. When Jamesburg, first; Verena the meal ends, the waiter ' Voegele, Jamesburg, and brings water, scented alcohol Joyce Biess, here, second, and talcum powder. • and Harold and Elaine One hazard is the inch-long ants that stalk out of their AM^MmA MWU tMK (AV 4hafe holes when they smell the am) durable enough for the active families of today! The dflb meets each Friday food You shoo them away re- at 8:15. p.m. In Magnolia Inn,. ^ Densely woven, thick and rich underfoot, Rt 19. A learner's game is spectfully because^ they give conducted the third Friday of. off a powerful and unpleasant and wonderful to see in these fashion-foremost colon: the month. Ants or not, Latte, 30, says lichen orange, persian gold, batik walnut, ivory satin, Information is available business has never been bet- from- club manager David ter. He's developing another platinum pearl, crystal red, mellow yellow, glacial mist, ming gold, Mess, 13 Noble Place. field, this time with SO trees. chiffon lime, tivoli green, burma jade, vivacious green, blue satin, patrician marble; galaxy blue, All available in 12' width. Buy now and save at Sloajie's. Convenient credit facilities available.

french provincial bedroom at $300. savings!

an impressive 5-piece bedroom, in a brushed white finish with gold-tone accent trim,

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and available now for immediate delivery!

sale 849. regularly 1,149.

Come to see this group, add its exciting beauty to your home. Note the superior craftsmanship, generous storage space, and exquisite blending of finishes on rich, durable cabinetwood.

you get all these 5 Important pieces: • triple dresser, 6 drawers, 3 inner trays, 74x19'/2z31" high • chest-on-chest, 2 base drawers, 2 inner trays, 39x19x61" • 2 night tables with generous drawer space, 24x17x23J4" high -• queen size headboard with rich carved^ffect, and frame•-•• also available, king size headboard>frame — $50. additional Convenient credit facllKlii available pair of twin mirrors, 20'/ix50%" high, are $89. additional Open Monday and Friday night 111 9. Plan your rooms with our skillful dtcoratora.. thtra Is no additional charge for this asrvlM. 140 Broad Street, Red Bank 21 DON'T BE MISLED Births OUR TRIM SAVES YOU MONEYl Chtclc what you buy! Two Guys butchers trim RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL your m*at so you g*t loss bpn* and fat. The** Red Bank BOOK is can b« a big diffcrcne* bvtwMin two steaks that weigh the «arn«. At Two Guys the tail Mr. and Mrs. William Can- WORTH SILVER ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION and excess fat en our tender T-bone steaks flito (nee Jane Duncan), 9 ara removed, so you get more steak. Forest Drive, Middletown, daughter, July 24. 2" Mr. and Mrs. Dominic SALE TODAY thru SAT. Donatelli (nee Ann Bolin), 244 Ocean' Ave., East Keansburg, daughter, July 24. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Du- gan (nee Carolynn Muirhead), 10 Monterey Drive, Hazlet, son, July 24. COOKED Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ked-. WATER PRODUCE DEPT zierski (nee Loretta Keech), 15 Chestnut Drive, Hazlet, ADDED daughter, July 24. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rich- roath (nee Arlene Delbert), 197 Park View Terrace, Lin- HIP . croft, daughter, July 24, CHOPS MONMOLTH MEDICAL Loag Branch Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cav- CENTER anaugh (nee Barbara To- CUTCHOPS ib maine), 47 Pleasure Bay Nectarines Apartments, Long Branch, Green Peppers daughter, July 24. Mr. and Mrs. Mark'Kauf- SHOULDER iu AQ BUTT 3>M man (nee Sheila Rosenberg), PT 2159 51N. Bath Ave., Long Branch, CHOPS 'b PORTION daughter. July 24. APPttmm Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mion (nee Mary Fleming), 29 Hia- CORNED BEEF LBR"SNK??NELES5 watha Ave., OCeanport, CITY CUT COUNTRY daughter, July 24. CROSS RIB GOVT.INSPEC Jersey Shore SPARE RIBS BONELESS Medical CHICKEN • Mr. and Mrs.; Norrls Hor- 09 sman (nee Margaret Apple- V LEGS gate), 194 Whalepond Road, 1 Eatontown, son, July 12. USUUSDA CHOICE ROASKOA5T • MM GRADE A- ALL WHITE MEAT WITH Rl 23 TURKEY BREAST .„ Turkey Breast Genoa Salami USDBOTTOA CHOICEM ROAS ROUND>bIT ICH'S 33 READY TO COOK GRADE -A- »A, ATURAL IB I DUCKS LONG ISLAND |b ^ VEN Vk TOP ROUND OASTED Ib. £ FlRSTCUT USDA CHOICE ROAST 133 SWIFT PREMIUM BONELESS AA, C —"* FOR B- B-Q SILVER TIP ROAST ib. I TURKEY ROAST 89 USDA CHOICE BONELESS 4 SHICKHAUS ALL MEAT gk mC - JHUCR STEAK RUMP ROAST Ib.I ' FRANKS 85 STEER SLICED SHICKHAUS ALL BEEF f%m r BEEFMYER FRANKS .b95c HYGRADE'S ALL MEAT 69 FRANKS STEAK SALE FRESH & LEAN EXTRA LEAN LONDON BROILS™ GROUND GROUND BONELESS

CHUCK ROUND KRAFT AMERICAN TIP TOP FLORIDA I f mff tywHWillMWtifY'oward tr» purchau of I SHOULDER NESTUUMON I eFRESH QQ( SINGLES CITRUS PUNCH PROCESSED CHEfSf FOOD INSTANT TEA " !i GAL PLASTIC Lipschiiz Heads > 85 STEAK Whit* or 4OZJAR I Y.l.ow Lecturer Series GOOD ONIY AT TWO GUYS SAVE '•«». On* coupon pit cuitom»r 20c pkg. MATAWAN - Daniel Good thru Sol.. July 29, 1972 Lipscbitz of 124 Andover Lane Mm. NESTirs co nan r-ii has been chosen as chairman of the Bayshore Institute for Adult Jewish Studies' third FROZEN Toword lh* purchase at CHOC or BANANA annual distinguished lecturer DOU LUX MINUTE MAID series. 2 BARS SOAP Mr. Lipschitz is a congrega- ! F IRISH SPRING PINEAPPLE T BAR SOAP SARA LEE LEMONADE / ;. tional leader and has been ac- 2 OQQC MLIM BUY 3 GET 1 FREE CAKE SAW 20t tive for several years in adult KOO «m»«umi JUICE Jewish education. GOOD ONIY AT TWO GUYS 8:99'4:99' He is the manager of Rush On* coupon p*r tutt:i4l. BOX GREAT AT ANY TIME •Timpone, 17. .. '".-I GOOD OKLY AT TWO GUYS I Police further charged thft 10 99 SLICED BEETS, *" • youths with possession of MIXED VEGETABLES, PEAS, PEAS & CARROTS hashish and marijuana. MARTINSON ': The 18-year-olds are being SAUERKRAUT OR held in lieu of $500 bail each STEWED TOMATOES m mm pending a hearing in Munici- COFFEE pal court tomorrow. Toward the purchai* of Voung Timpone has been released in the custody of his WHEATIES parents pending action by 12-OZ. BOX IHCTtlC SHOOR White Bread I juvenile authorities. GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS ALARM CLOCK ROUND or Police report the incident On* coupon p*> c SQUARE allegedly took place at 8:46 Goott lkrv Sol,, July 79, 1972. p.m. I. CINIRAL MILLS. INC. DelVecchio Joins O< OFF LABEL HAMBURGER oft Realty Agency Toword tht putchon of 31b. lax. Box FINAL TOUCH CINNAMON RAISIN . ^ ^ WANAMASSA - Frank A. "JIFOAM" ? C DelVecchio of 8 Krcmer Ave., WITH C0UMM OVEN CLEANER 16*1. lira English Muffins 33 Eatontown, has been appoint- GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS OQC WithafMdpurchaM OO of n w nor*. REG. X>R RUFFLE. -Jk. ed a salesman at the Wana- J^H^^pUU^pH On** i«wp*towpftn p*r tuttftmtr — C HHHRBR^I CeadlhruSoi, Julf 29. 1972. I NOUSIWAMS otn. massa office of The Berg mmmmmM w% IIVIRIROS.,INC.- I Potato Chips ; 49 .Age/icy, ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ l^^^^M Mr. DelVecchio, a former machinist, retailing manager and salesman, is a graduate of Monmouth Regional High OPEN DAILY School. He attended Burdett 9:30 A.M. 'TIL 10 P.M. Wf NMfVI nW rijM !• IWI fNMinWa College in Boston, the Univer- SUNDAY* Ntt fMMHtnN fSf lypSpSflVpMCf CM MfMM I sity of Baltimore, and the 9 A.M.'TIL 6 P.M. MMI tfltttlirt Urn Jt 1971 Professional School of Busi- MIDDLETOWN Rt. 35 roHiAitsAuo ness In Union. R«jUler Staff Plult b/Sftvt««f in SCOUTS; HUMOR - paying JjariyJU*MJ plajc J «J^^^^^^J«3 dSfffi£gVa"«

. Bouton of Bradley Beach, and Jamesetta Bunn of Wisconsin'. ' zi of Wanamassa.

" • ''•'•'..•> Friendships They Make Are Scout Treasures

y Jennifer summed up for the bright, receptive girls whe& By FLORENCE BEUDER In Hilo, Hawaii, home to Philomena Victorine, "The Yesterday the scouts went on an exciting whirl of New weather's different." This is her first time in the States and York City and today they'll swim at the Bath and Tennis Club, she said, "Perhaps the biggest thing we've learned is that, n»! iv 1 where you come from, people are the same all over. HOLMDEL - They were hard to find ... she touched her shiny pearl earrings and said enthusiastically, Spring Lake, and be guests at the gala dinner in Gibbs Hall markisg thsMonmsuJh Council's IOISJ —' =_ JJieylvfebeen-sJdpping alt over the county and the state for -vjyiiijc-to-eatnc-back.togo to every state and visit." nearly two weeks in their quest for knowledge and fun ... Andrea Smith of Mustang, Okla., said the thing she's tak- Then they stopped yesterday for a picnic lunch at Holmdel ing home with her is heat rash. "The heat at home isn't the County Park — and between laughter and fresh oranges, it same," she smiled, but then we don't have the N.Y. Football was possible to get a sampling of opinion-from some of the 77 Giants next door either." (The Giants are training at Mon- Girl Scouts taking part in the Monmouth Council of Girl Scouts mouth College, to the girls' obvious delight.) first national/international opportunity program. "This is a great experience," 'explained Nancy Ruggerio With bright young faces and immaculate uniforms, the of Hazlet — "a little bit of everything; the dormitory life is girls, who range in age from 13 to 18 and come from all over wonderful, a preparation for college; we're havinga ball!" the United'States as well as foreign countries, personified the The girls agreed that "The Army went all out." They curiosity and humor of youth. learned how to film promotional commercials and did a mock "What am I learning these two weeks?" Joan Saluslro of radio show at Ft. Monmouth. Oakhurst, asked with an impish grin. "Well, how to get caught Likes the Food in a swinging door, for one thing. I just did, at Bell Labs!" As for the food: "I like it," commented Barbara McCurdy Lab Tour of Middletown, opening a 6ag of potato chips. And Annette Go- The scouts had just returned from viewing the intricacies wer of Nazareth, Pa., merrily munched on an apple. of the Labs as part of their study of communications, "From Barb Edge of Clinton, Wis., reminisced: "Bell Labs was Smoke Signals to Outer Space." super-secret; we couldn't lake pictures but it was intriguing. I It wasn't all levity, however, as the teen-agers had some think the trip is neat and the big factor is meeting the other serious thoughts on their undertaking: girls." "I'm impressed with the way everything's been set up," "My boy friend is an Army Bloke," remarked Patricia said Margaret Tanner of Gonzales, La. "The schedule in- Bower of Tasmania, Australia, "so I feel quite at home. It's • dicates the best use of time and energy by both the council my initial trip here and for some reason, 1 particularly enjoy and the Army. (The girls spent four days at Ft. Monmouth ex- the buses. Yes, everything's quite good." ploring communications.) AH in all, everything's been ex- All the girls know where the others are from, though tremely well-planned," Margaret concluded in the soft south- names aren't completely, secure. Calls of "Hey, Bermuda," or ern accent she said she has been teased about since her arriv- "Mississippi" or other places rang through the pleasant hill- al. side at the park. There was great camaraderie. Country Is Different Glad She Came Hegula Krainz of Zurich, Switzerland, said she had been "I'm glad I came," stated Dominique Cevey of Lausanne, chosen by speaking about herself, her ambitions and quali- Switzerland. "For the Swiss people, the U.S.A. is somewhat of fications, before the International Commission. "This country a strange place — I must say I was startled by the plastic is different than I imagined, but I like it. Still, I wouldn't want grass in a gas station!" But Dominique's staying — going to live here — everything's so big and moves so fast!" on to other Girl Scout camps in Washington, D.C. and New Mary Jo Gerlach of Milwaukee, Wis., has never been East Mexico. before and enthused, "The ocean is wonderful!" Blonde Cathy Pierce of Greenwood, Miss., is- a happy lass Naturally, the current hot spell brought comments from — "I like it here, just as I like it everywhere." the girls who at least have the comfort of sleeping in air-condi- "All the friends I've made are my biggest treasures," • tioned rooms at their headquarters, Monmouth College. smiled Jennifer Petrie of Canterbury, New Zealand. "Our pop- "California's hotter than this, but we don't have the humi- ulation home is just under three million, ^o you can imagine dity," said Ann Carr of Cucatnonga, Calif. how everything here seems bigger.1' SATELLITE TRACKING — George R. Diak, left, and Paul J. Gorbatch of the electronics technology and devices lab at Ft. Monmouth explain equipment to interested Scouts, left to right, Karen Boufon of Bradley Beach, Regi/la Krainz of Zurich, Switzerland, Jane Robsbn of Wenatchee, Wash., Jean Fried of Staatsburg, N.Y., and Cathy Pierce of Greenwood, Miss. Mrs. Harry R. Brindle, right, is protect di- rector of the tour group. " '

He Even Cooks THURSDAY ONLY! By Candelabra BILLIES REGULAR OR CHEESE By ELEANOR MAIIKO

Gel nut the candelabra, set out the good china and prop up the book "Liberace Cooks." PRETZEL Mr. Showmanship (who is appearing this week at the Gar- den State Arts Center, Holmdel) has written a cookbook be- cause, as he commented in a press interview yesterday at the Shore Point Inn, Hazlet, "1 love to eat and I love to cook." But who has time to fuss with a Zuppa Di Pesce or Blitz NUGGETS Torte for eight'? Kasy, if you are Liberace. For seven months of the year lie is on tour giving the jeweled outfits a glamor sliow work- out. Then, Liberace puts His "off the rack" casual sportswear on what he calls his "common figure" and cooks for the other five months in any one of his nine dining rooms in his throe homes. He does in his customary manner "what most people do in a routine way." On the road he occasionally does the rooking, for it friend WAREHOUSE PRICED — such as Sunday, when visiting in Goslien, N.Y., he prepared Quantity rights reserved. dinner (or 30 guests, first putting out an emergency call to Not responsible lor typographical errors. fiirm neighbors for mammoth pots to cook up a batch of Ital- ian shells .smothered with a special plum tnmato sauce. Sorry gourmands, the recipe isn't in the book. We suggest some down to earth Liberace Special Hamburgers (page 108 in his cookbook), sizzling perhaps to the strains ol his album "I'll Be Seeing You." ON CAMERA — Ft. Monmouth cameraman, Army Spec. 4 Dan Mayhew of WFM-TV, the Army Signal School's closed circuit television system, briefs Girl Scouts Jackie Curtis, left, of Bethany, Mo., and Jedn Fried of Staatsburg, N.Y., during part of their four-day visit to the fort attending tours and dem- onstrations of scientific programs. -me Daily Register, Bed Batk-MMffleioira* 1W. Wednesday, July » Fly East, Young Man, to the Charity Ball By MARGUERITE HENDERSON The vessels belonged to Commodore Robert E. Lloyd Jr., Atipy, Scouts Vice Commodore Richard H. Greenberg, Rear Commodore The Monmouth Park Charity Ball is Saturday. It's come a The Opportunity Scouts visiting insyonmauULof late will Patrick S. Mason, Fleet Captain Robert H. Meyerhans,imme- long way from 1947, its first outing, when something in excess County Fare be among those dining tonight in Gibbs HanTFt. Monmouth. diate Past Commodore Paul L. Francois, Roland W. Bricken- of $12,000 was raised for charity. The entire visit has been one long series of excitements kamp, Henry W. Runyon and James R. McNitt. t "Of this amount," according to a report in the Aug. 7,1947, including a cruise to New York, harbor Sunday aboard eight After the cruise and a swim in the cove, the scouts were Bed Bank. Register, "$2,475 was raised through the auctioning boats berthed at the Shrewsbury River Yacht Club. That's treated to a London Broil supper in the clubhouse. practically an armada! of stallion services." Maybe romance will strike again. You'll never know for Now that, as far as I know, is one thing they don't seem to sure unless you plan now to attend. Hours for the party are auction anymore. But with all the exciting things they do auc- from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. General admission tickets ($5) can be tion, and as result of admissions, midway games, et cetera, bought at the door. But to enjoy a filet mignon dinner, too, call the present committee manages to raise about $150,000 that is the Monmouth Park Charity Ball secretary at the Monmouth distributed among more than 50 agencies. Park Jockey Club. Other things happen at the ball, too. For instance among the couples attending this year will be Lt. (j.g.) Douglas Hoyt (a Navy helicopter air rescue pilot sta- tioned aboard the USS Constitution and recently returned from Food for Thought active duty in Vietnam) and his wife, the former Nancy Titus. They are'coming all the way from Imperial Beach, Calif., ex- About that Charity Ball meal: pressly for the Charity Ball — because it was there that they It is prepared by the Harry M. Stevens catering staff met while working at one of the booths. whose usual Saturday workday starts at 2 a.m. (when cooks Gee whiz. . * prepare soups and chowders in 100 gallon vats), simmers along to 6 a.m. (when roast and sauce looks arrive, Mowed by broil and fry cooks, salad and pantry workers) and reaches its peak at 10 a.m. (when the serving group comes in). But this Saturday, according to manager William Merkel, the gang won't quit after the last race but stay on to feed some 1,200 Charity Ball diners. Louis Forcelli, executive chef and a Stevens employe for 26 years, oversees the gourmet meal of filet mignon with mushrooms, potatoes au gratin, new peas and biscuit tortonl with cookies. Helping with the preparation will be an assistant chef and 18 cooks.

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It was a poolside party; and then again it was a pool par- ty. Swimmers (by design or otherwise) were careful to allow time to digest their gourmet dinners — which were prepared individually by each lady present in ample proportions to serve herself and one of the gentleman guests. Where did it happen? At the home of Edwin J. Dobson 3rd, MS? River Plaza. Why did it happen? To raise money — more than Riglitir StaH Miato 91,000 — for the Children's Psychiatric Center, Eatontown. Who made it happen? Members of the center's Middletown KICKOFF MEETING — Rallying around the first items collected for the People for Planned Parent- Auxiliary headed by Mrs.. Joseph A. Puddy Jr., Mrs. Richard hood's Rags to Riches benefit sale set for October, are, left to right, Mrs. William Green, Middletown; E. Vincent and Mrs. Owen W. Reynolds, all of Middletown. Mrs. Ernest L. Taylor, co-chairman; Mrs. Helen Malone, Rumson, chairman of fund raising, and Mrs. B. J. Wynne, benefit sale co-chairman and hostess at her Little Silver home to the kickoff luncheon. Among other attending were Miss Louise Neeley, New York, and her sister Christine of Atlanta, Ga., who were the dates, respectively, of the hosj and of Lewis Turner, Middle- town. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rachlin, Livingston; Mr. and Mrs. James Dunda, Little Silver; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fow- ler, Mr. and Mrs. William Jaus, Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Mar- cellus, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Conncll, Mr. and Mrs. George F. Tyrrell and Mr. and Mrs. I. William Lane, Rumson; Mr. and Mrs. Ray O'Brien and, Pr. and Mrs. Robert Sappritp, Colts Seek, and Mr." and Mrs. George Carey and Sir.andTilrs. Wil- liam Quinn, Red Bank. Others were Dr. and Mrs. Alan Lowenstein and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Deverin, Locust; Mr. and Mrs. William Weithas and Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Blanda, Holmdel; Mr. and Mrs. By ' Klaus Heck, Matawan; Mr. and Mrs. John Sheridan, currently Robert dr b in transit from Matawan to Rumson; Mr. and Mrs. John Man- llruuillr ley, Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Carling and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kiely MfmlxT Jr., Fair Haven, and from Middletown — Mr. and Mrs. Ed Amrriran KNIGHTY NIGHT — Mrs. Lawrence A. Carton Apy, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Massell, Mr. and Mrs. John Zerrer, Crm Sorlrl} 3rd, Locust, adds the final touch to a centerpiece Mr. and Mrs. Roger Birk, Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Rhodes, Mr. for Saturday's Charity Ball at the Monmouth Park and Mrs. Frank Palma, Mr. and Mrs. John Cowie and Mr. and Jockey Club. The party theme is Merrie Olde Mrs. Daniel Malloy. o DON'T SNUB England. Lester Lanin and his orchestra will play Whew!! Now I need a swim; RUBY! fordancing. What? \ sensitive gem- stone? U'ncml has il thai if Plunging In ignored, rubies grow dull. Having an affair? Especially meaningful us the ... and 1 plan to take one, too, on Saturday, Aug. 19, at 5 July MrthsUmt', ruin', "The See us. p.m. in Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Marshall's Holmdel pool. The Suit's Own Gem," must ncv- AIL YOUR PARTY NEEDS Marshalls' treed retreat is the perennial setting for this party given by the auxiliary to the Henry Pollak Memorial Clinic, l this, they ace less FACTORY Minimum party of 20 people expensive. Particularly at- Mm.-Sol. 11,30 11 2 Sim » 111 tractive ure the nynllielic COH. BIVEB BO.» FAIR HAVEN RD OUTLET FAIR HAVEN 7414776 The fabulously enjoyable slur rubies which are used in LUCY'S many unusual (Jcii^ii* JIIMI are. suitable for hdlh men COBBLESTONES and women. OPEN: THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY 9:30-6 CHAnUE BROWN II WHAT'S YOUR BEEF RESTAURANT Bin Martin wry Tbjmdoy, Friday and Sotwdoy you cunaat" Salad Bar wM» you ttktt your (rwr 9 'II 3. Cul ol b*«( and wattli * rath. Cloned Mondays BRIDGE AVE. and FRONT ST. 747-0108 RED BANK LOCK, STOCKft BARRE L BARNACLE BILL'S Reussifles' Tim IMCLIHM'I Piano & OuiMr, Thun., Trl., Sal. & uol Water front ROUTE 35, MIDDLETOWN, NJ. 741-8344 Sun, from*'«I1 J. . l\ M IIKO.YDal THE CLOCK 24 TheDaflyEeglster, Red Bani-MitWletowB.NJ. Wednesday, July 2S.W72 fats to Talk

Dear Ann Landers: I am his. Shouldll tell her so she'll A no-nonsence approach to writing about a problem that know why we have changed how to deal with life's most I'm sure perplexes many par- pur plans? Or should we go? difficult and most rewarding ents, yet I don't remember Ann Landers -No Name No City^ arrangement, Ann Landers' ever seeing it in your column.. Dear N.N.N.C: feo. And booklet, "Marriage - What to What should a parent do if could, however, suggest to an affair with my sister. She keep your mouth shut, It's Expect," will prepare you for his child (junior high age) your daughter that she en- was only 18 at the time. My bad enough that you know. better or for worse. Send your Don't upset your mother with request to Ann Landers in tells him that a friend is plan- courage her friends to talk to husband and I were both 3 Wnen a ning to run away or is smok- you if they are unable to com- working very hard that sum- this beautiful new - care of your newspaper en- ing pot? Our 14-year-old municate with their own par- mer and I had invited my sis man asks you to have faith in closing 50 cents in coin and a daughter often hears such ents. You then could attempt to stay with us and. take care him, you should make every long, stamped, self-addressed confessions and in turn she to give them information and .of the children. My husband effort to do so. And you can envelope. tells me, I am not concerned set them straight. It would be said the affair lasted all sum- prove that you trust him by about her becoming involved wonderful, of course, if you, mer. being relaxed — in other Models Present or being led astray, but I do could obtain permission from My sister married when she words, dont watch him like^a wonder about my obligation to these children to ask their was 18 and was divorced at 20. hawk. He'll appreciate it — FashionSbows the parents of these children. parents to consider coun- She is now living with'my and it could do a lot to RED BANK-An added at- Many of them are virtual seling. This is, of course, what mother. To say I was shocked strengthen your marriage. traction to this summer's fes- strangers to me. I do not see •' is needed. by all this Is putting it mildly. Confidential to Must Stinky tive scene at the Holiday Inn, them socially, or at PTA, or Dear Ann Landers: Help Now I wonder if we should Rt. 35, Hazlet, is a weekly anywhere else. Go?: Descenting a skunk is an me, please, I'm about to go cancel our' plans to go visit intricate and unpleasant sur- poolside Fashion Show, fea- I am not a meddler and I out of my mind. My husband Mom In September since Sis is turing professional models and I got into an argument gical procedure. It is also ex- don't want to put my child in stiU living with Mom, I rem- pensive. , Some veterinarians from the Barbizon Agency in the position of being a stool pi- over some small thing. One ember that she and my husband Red Bank. A different bou- geon. Yet it seems to me word led to another and be- refuse to do it for any amount seemed.quite chummy last of money. Since most "pet" tique will be selected each these kids are looking for help fore we knew it we had a ter- summer when we were all to- week presenting the latest in or they wouldn't be confiding rific fight going. gether. My husband swears skunks were once wild there summertime and fall fash- in my daughter. there is nothing between them might be danger of rabies, In the heat of the battle I which is why some states ions. ' Should I talk to the. teachers said something about his and he has asked me to have or the counselors or to the mother. Then he blurted out faith in him. have banned skunks as pets. parents? I feel an obigation to that six years ago he had had Mom knows nothing about Dear Ann Landers: A lot of do something but I don't know people who hate pets twist the what to do or how far to go. facts to make it look like pets Please consult your panel of are taking over the country. A experts and use your own ex- magazine article has this- Bridal Note i perience to counsel me. — Engaged headline: "Pets outnumber Know Too Much people three to one." When I Engagement and wedding APWIr«pl»to via ci*l« from Perls read the first paragraph I dis- forms art ivallablo on BLANKET FASHIONS — Designer Jacques Esterel, foreground, presents Dear Too Much: A parent who violates his child's con- covered "pets" meant ca- request to The Daily Register. in Paris his Fall-Winter 1972 collection. At left is a 'street gown' in white naries parakeets, hamsters, No snapshots are acceptable. and red reversible wool with a similar garment In black wool crepe at fidence destroys something precious, Don't do it. You goldfish, turtles and ponies as Bridal announcemeMs lire right. • well is dogs and cats. This preferred ift advance early in •isn't fair. Please set the the Week preceding the wed- record straight. — Animal ding, or directly after the Lover' wedding. Day of wedding phor tographs.recelved two weeks Primitively Oriented Decor Dear Lover: The record is after the ceremony run %W straight, What would you call risk of not being used. There them? is no charge for any material Preferred by Young People Want a pretty garnish for used. salad or sandwiches? Cut small .sweet ghwklm to thin lengthwise even a surprise if they suggest open she discovered it- had a dudes using soy sauce barrels Miss Connors MIssArfelU By VIVIAN BROWN and pickle barrels at different islicej from tip almost to end «nd AP Newsfeatures Writer putting bunk beds in the living greenish iridescence, Now her spread the slice? apart like a fan. room, Young people have no set husband has covered their liv- heights as tables and seats.. Veth-Connors The psychedelic look is formula for furnishing any ing room walls with it, "sort of Nothing is camouflaged. out in youth • decorating, room. a log cabin look" Miss Victor Young couples are willing to MIDDLETOWN. — The en* alumni of Middletown Town- |'nothing is deader,» gays observes. .. ,. .j =^ wait years, to furnish a, room.. gagement of Miss Barbara A. ship High School. Miss Con- The .primitively oriented J ; a= == Connors to Navy Airtnan Re- youthful interior designer Jane decor preferred by some young The couple also usea the ' They do not have the feeling nors was graduated afso from Victor, who designs interiors people can take all kinds of swamp wood for bookshelves. they must decorate immediate- cruit James J. Veth, son of the Bryman School, East for many newlyweds. The husband cut it and grooved ly to please visitors^and they Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Veth, Brunswick, and is employed rustic twists, the decorator 5 Crossway, is announced by T»W«l«Ch«lr»»Chln|iUMn These days she must use "a points out. One girl, for ex- it all by hand to achieve various, will lot pay the high price's for by Dr. Edward J. Kuch, • Oiait win • CookUII Poun- deeper level of analysis" to un- ample, fell in love with some effects. furniture they see in stores. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Shrewsbury dentist. Ulni t Portable bin • Parly derstand what the young New swamp wood: and in cutting it ' That couple's basic look in- Louis H. Connors, 47 McLean TsntundCsnaplts* Pintle -"Years ago parents would do St., here. plilM * napklnt • Plastic 9l»s»- Yorkers and suburbanites are Her fiance is stationed at w*r* • Dtcor«llon» • F»vort • the whole decorating thing for a The engaged couple arc Lakehurst. AND LOT! MORE trying to convey to her. She daughter and daughter-in-law, must determine what they communicating their own Ideas want, what they will contribute to a decorator. It would be Miller-Artelli to their homes with their own mama's interpretation of what MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Mr, Miller was graduated OHUL handicrafts, and how she can the kids would like to live with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Artelli, 30 from Sayreville High School PUNTY Of FREt PARKING, tie the whole thing together be- if they only realized it. But now Gerard Ave,, announce the and expects to receive a BS fore she can begin decorating. kids do their own decorating engagement of their daughter, degree in June from Newark All. PURPOSE For young people, Miss Vic- thing, good or bad. And they Miss Linda Eunice Artelli, to State College Night Divisio.n. tor says there are two types of don't waste their money. They Richard Joseph Miller, son of He is employed as a chemical RENTAL CENTER decorating — primitively ori- want to enjoy their homes, and Mr., and Mrs. John Miller, technician with Beecham 181 NfWMAN SNUGS ID. SHMWSIURY ented and sophisticated. But they really do not care what Sayreville. A June wedding is Pharmaceuticals, Pisca- mm (AtP Shopping Ctnltt) they are both geared to a "real anyone else thinks about their planned. taway. home look" with natural fibers homes or how other people dec- 741-0040 and natural woods, she ob- orate." The bride-elect is a gradu- serves. ate of Matawan Regional "The whole bit for the sophis- All Miss Victor's youthful High School and is a senior ticated look is a revival of the clients want a back to nature majoring in early education at MOs with straight draperies and scene, and use a great many Newark State College, where no frills. It is a purist tradition- plants and woodsy effects to she is a member of the Stu- al look, but with a "camp" provide an outdoor theme in dent Education Association and. their houses or apartments. president of Alpha Thela Pi 3 DOTS ONLY! attitude. A sense of humor is considered essential to the dec- In the nine years she has been sorority. She is employed for orating scheme so fabrics may decorating Miss Victor has. ob- the summer by the Matawan be fun — like 'itsy-bitsy' animal served trends from one ex- Borough Recreation Com- designs. This group is well read treme to the other. mittee. Come get this and well traveled and they in- DIET EXPERT — Cecile Fein, executive director corporate many of their 'finds' of Weight Watchers in New Jersey will discuss Wygovsky-Henyon into the decorating scheme." 'How to Extend Your Life Span1 tomorrow at 7:30 MIDDLETOWN - An- from Monmoulh College, West present on our Miss Victor says it is not p.m. in the Elks Lodge, Memorial Pkwy., Long Branch. The open meeting Is part of a tour of va- nouncement is made by Mr. Long Branch, and is an ele- cation areas throughout the state, by the author, and Mrs. Brunet H. Henyon, mentary teacher in the Na- PREGNANT... philosopher and health and physical.education in- Florence Place, of the en- vesink School. I2lst birthday structor, who will give recipes and shopping sug- gagement of their daughter, Her fiance was awarded a DISTRESSED? gestions and other tips on losing weight. Among Miss Phyllis Hope Honyon, to BS degree from Newark Col- the Long Branch Weight Watchers group who will Paul Raymond Wygovsky, son lege of Engineering and is CAll be honored will be Mrs. Janice Capriglione, who of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wy- employed by the New Jersey BIRTHRIGHT 922-9333 doffed more than 100 pounds. govsky of Mountainside. Department of Trans- Miss Henyon was graduated portation, Trenton. $150 Gift Body Perms ... Superb... To Deborah SUMMER absolutely no frizz MIDDLETOWN - At a ... Honest!!! board meeting of the Red V.fi Bank Chapter of Deborah here in the home of Mrs. Con- CLEARANCE <<$ Powell, a check for $150 was presented to the presi- Hairstylists dent Mrs. Frank Tuohy, Little Silver, by Mrs. Robert A. 439'Highw.ay 35 741-5600 Shrewsbury Kuhn, Red Bank, president of Gamma Tau Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi international ser- vice sorority. on the Stylist* special zig-zag The proceeds were from a card party and fashion show- Polyester machine with stretch stitches \ Will YOUR CHILD SUCCEED to benefit Deborah Heart and Lung Center in Browns Mills, PANT SUITS We're giving you birthday savings N.J. Polyester on a quality Singer* machine Mrs. Nicholas Do Georgio, that does so much! It has 5 stretch Middletown, is chairman for CO-ORDINATES Polyester stitches and 6 Fashion* Discs.for the annual card party of the TO yeary ? local chapter Aug.^. All SHORTS decorative stitches, plus a built-in k DONDON'' T WAIT lor noxi Fall - The problems will monies realized will benefit Polyester buttonholer and much more! Carry- only be greater. Deborah, which specializes in SCOOTER SKIRTS S the medical and surgical ing case arid foot control included ACT NOW - givo your child the special assistance treatment of heart and lung TOPS at this saving, and our Credit Plan S that he needs. • diseases and traditionally non- 4

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San Diego's New York at Pittsburgh, 2, Iwl-nlotil, 6:05p.m. ( date Colbert (17), who scored the winning run, whoops it up with Cincin- Son Francisco at Atlanta, I p.m. HITTING.... .THE DUST — New York Mets' Willie Mays, playing In his 19th consecutive-All-Star con- San Diego at Cincinnati, I p.m. nati's Joe Morgan (8), who drove in the winning tally. test, hits the dirt as he ducks away from a fourth inning pitch thrown by Detroit's Mickey Lolich. Los Angeles at Houston, 1:30 p.m. Nationals' 4-3 Victory Sends Murtaugh Back to Retirement ATLANTA (AP) - They now holds a 24-18-1 edge in the 'This has to be the most said after nearly being the per in the seventh inning of a brought Danny Murtaugh mid-summer series which be- dramatic homer I ever hit," hero. pulled rib c^ge muscle which back to manage the National gan in 1933. said Aaron. "I haven't done "It was quite a thrill," said was bothering him. League All-Stars last night, McGraw Wins It well in All-Star games and the the 33-year-old infielder with Weaver then was asked why and after he-swealed through Tug McGraw of the New one I hit last year wasn't as the Kansas City Royals. he played his infield back hop- a 4-3 10-inning victory over York Mets, who struck oui dramatic because we lost. "It was a great personal ing for a double play in the the Americans in baseball's four American League batters "I felt comfortable hitting • achievement, but I still would ninth inning on Lee May's 43rd annual mid-summer in two innings he worked, was against Perry. The pitch I hit have been happier if we ' bouncer with his club leading game, the veteran skipper the winning pitcher and Balti- off of him was a spitter. It won." • 3-2 and runners on first and was anxious to re-retire. more's Dave McNally, who wasn't one of his best spitters, Rojas, who has hit only two third and none out. "I went into retirement be- came on at the start of the but it was a spitter." home runs this year and 39 in 10th, took the loss. "We can get out with only cause of close games like The 2-1 edge stood up until his career, was asked about one run if we get it and have a •that," said Murtaugh, after TJi? Americans carried s>-3-l: theeighth., when Rojas, a the drive which.!just, cleared . ' ctiam-e to win in tile "next in; the Nationals pushed across a lead into the ninth on the right-handed pinch hitter the fence in left field. ning," Weaver explained. ' run to tie the game in the bot- strength of a two-run pinch swinging for left-handed "I thought it might be tom of the ninth and then an- homer by Kansas City's Carew against right-hander caught. I believe it hit (Billy) He added that if the-infield other to win it on Joe Mor- Cookie Rojas an inning ear- Bill Stoneman, hit his homer. Williams' glove. But when I were in, May's bouncer would gan's sjngle in the 10th. "I lier. But the Nationals weren't rounded first I saw it was out have gone through to left field didn't see anything in this But the Nationals bounced through yet and bounced back and thought: 'I only need 630 and the Nationals conceivably game to make me un-retire." back to tie the game against for their victory. more to catch Hank Aaron.' " could have gone to win in the San Diego's Nate Colbert Knucklebatter Wilbur Wood of Morgan was voted the Rojas said he hit a hanging inning. opened the National 10th with the Chicago White Sox. Billy game's Most Valuable Player. inside slider from right-hand- "We got out of it pretty a walk on a 3-2 pitch, then Williams of the Chicago Cubs "I was fortunate to receive er Bill Stoneman of the Mon- good," he added. moved to second on a sacri- opened the National ninth this award with so many fine treal Expos. Weaver said that he felt the fice by San Francisco's Chris with a single that bounced off players on the field. It could Earl Weaver, AL manager, pitching on both clubs was ex- the pitcher's mound and up Speier. Next came Morgan, have gone to about 25 other said that Rojas probably cellent, "especially Bob Gib- AP Wlrepriote* with only a walk in four pre- the middle. guys," the Cincinnati second wouldn't have played if it son, Jim Palmer and Tug FREEHAN SCORES FIRST— Detroit's Bill Freehan soars into the plate vious trips to the plate. He Pittsburgh catcher Manny baseman said. were not for starting second McGraw. The way these guys to score the first run of the game as Cincinnati catcher John Bench waits was one of only four players Sanguillen was the next batter 'I thought we had a good baseman Rod Carew of Min- hit balls out, I thought the nesota telling the Orioles skip- tor the throw from Willie Mays. Minnesota's Rod Carew drilled the run- to stay in the game from start and instead of trying to ad- chance of winning," Rojas pitching was great." scoring single to center. to finish. vance the runner with a sacri- "The longer you play, the fice, he swung away. That better your chance to come up strategy worked as he and do something big," said dropped a soft liner to center Morgan, and Morgan did just beyond the grasp of shortstop Bobby Grich. Wil- Giants Cut 5, Name Starters for K.C. something big, lining a base liams raced to third on the hit to right field that scored knee and will be operated Atlanta. Joe Taffoni, who sat play. By JONNI FALK defense. That Lanier (Willie) Friday night. "Jacobson (Lar- ants' odd-man defense, and Colbert. He was mobbed at upon. out last year after being ob- is something else." ry) and Mendenhall (John) will give Jacobson a shot at first base by his NL mates as Houston's Lee May got the WEST LONG BRANCH - Looking forward to Satur- tained from the Los Angeles First Clash have catching up to do," he both defensive tackles. Small the winning run scored. run home with a shot to short- The Giants pared their roster day's Hall of Fame game with Rams is penciled in at tackle, This will be the first meet- said. "Small (Eldridge) can hurt his hand in the All-Star Tight Situation stop which Grich turned into a by six players yesterday with Kansas City at Canton, Ohio, but is still questionable due to ing between the two clubs, probably step right in." camp, but Webster said, "During the course of a sea- force-out at second base. five being cut and one going coach Alex Webster named injured ribs. Veteran Willie and Webster said that the When Ron Santo jammed into Webster plans to use Men- "He's still catching the hell son, you get into tighter situ- on tljje injured reserve list. his starting lineups and re- Young will be at the other Chiefs' multiple offense was denhall over center in the Gi- out of the ball." ations," said Morgan, "But a double play, it sent the Kicker Skip Butler, whom peated that 50 to 55 men tackle. giving the Giant defensive I've never been in a tighter- game into extra innings. the Giants picked up last year would play. The front four will be Henry coaches fits on film. They one in an important game like Rojas, who has hit only 39 from New Orleans as insur- Johnson Gets Call Reed* Dave Tipton, Jack Gre- have been studying films of Parlin Tops Countryside this." home runs in 10 major league ance behind Pete Gogolak, Randy Johnson gets the gory and Dave Roller. That is Kansas City's 1971 late season MARLBORO - The Parlin It was tight enough to make seasons, stole the dramatic was axed as was kicker Paul start at quarterback, and virtually a complete turnover games with Oakland and San Lisa Groff won (he girls 12 Murtaugh decide retirement, thunder from Atlanta's Hank "A" team beat Countryside and under 100-yard individual Rogers, rookie free agent Webster is still toying with al- from last year when only Francisco. The Chiefs won the swim team, 199-106. is a fine way for a manager to ' Aaron with his eighth inning from Nebraska. ternatives of playing him all Reed was a starter with the first, 16-14, and the second, 26- medley and the 1112, 50-yard spend his time. homer.. That shot, just over Wide receiver Tim Delaney, the way or letting rookie Ed Giants. 17. backstroke. She was also on Warren's Ace the 9-12, 200-yard medley It marked the seventh ex- the left field fence beyond a free agent last year who Baker finish up. Linebackers will be Jim "The whole club im- tra-inning game in All-Star Williams' grasp, gave the was injured throughout the Ron Johnson and Charlie Files, Ron Hornsby and Pat presses," Webster remarked. 1st in 45 Years relay team. history, all of them won by Americans the lead, wiping season; Ernie Altamirano, Evans will be the running Hughes with Hughes the lone Llso Groll: 13/u 109 I.M.. 11-12 50 out a 2-1 edge provided by a "I wouldn't want to be a DEAL - John Warren of backstroke. backs, and Rich Houston and newcomer in a starting role. Kevin McCarler; |/u 25 free; Aaron the National League. The NL free agent center from C. W. rookie going into that team! Spring Lake, who had been Little: 8/u 35 back; Maura Thompson: sixth inning homer by Aaron. Post; and defensive back Neo- Don Herrmann will start as The secondary has Carl 9-10 SO bock; Judy GroR: 15-17 100 bock. They have outstanding playing golf for 45 of his 52 Diving: Sue Roche, Sandy Thurston, The Americans had picked via Greyer, 16th round draft wide receivers. Bob Tucker, Lockhart and Joe Green at people." Nancy Thurston, Barcey Thuriton. up a run in the third inning years, got his first hole-in-one l/u 100 free relay: A. Little, R. Wat- pick from Wisconsin, were last year's pass-catching the safeties, and Willie Wil- Webster also noted that the at Deal Country Club here ttrworth. K. McCarttr, M. Levlra. when Bill Freehan of Detroit champion, will again be at 9-12 200 medley relay: L. Groff, M. NL in 10th also cut. liams and Pete Athas at the game is on national TV, and yesterday. Thompson, G. Loft, C. Savarese. American (1) National (4) walked on four straight pitch- tight end. corners. Green replaces the b r h] ob r Rookie linebacker Jim that Chief owner Lamar Hunt . Warren aced the 180-yard Carew 2b 2 0 Morgan !b es, moved up on Jim Palmer's With Greg Larson still injured Scott Eaton, and Rolos 2b I I I Mays cf Evans, ,14th round pick from is being inducted into the Hall 8th hole with a four iron. He Murcer cf 3 0 0 Cecfenoct sacrifice and scored on a hobbling on a bad knee, Bob Athas will be playing in the Schnblm rf 01 Aaron rf South Carolina State, was cut of Fame. was playing with Robert Mac- Jockson rf 2 Oliver rf single by Rod Carew. Hyland will open at center. retired Bennie McRac's spot. 0 Strgclllf at first but placed on the in- The coach is also looking Standings Allen Ib Donough, Don Hembling and Coshlb D Willonulf jured reserve list when he The guards will be veteran 0| Bench c Looking ahead to Kansas forward to getting his three LONG BRANCH FIREMEN'S LEAGUE Yslrmkl It The score was still 1-9 with Ernie Hall. Hlflhlond'i Marina I, Jim Ronan Aisocl- Rudl II 1 [Snoulln c failed to pass his physical. He Doug Van Horn and Dick En- City, Webster said, "They high draft picks into camp af- ales S Grich ss . - Moylb two out in the sixth when He finished his 18 with an Torre 3b 1 has torn cartilage in his left derle, who was obtained from don't have any weak spots on ter the College All-Star game Bio All Sports 10, Topp's Clol'l Roblnsn3b 2 • 0 Houston's Cesar Cedeno sin- 82. Marls Liquors 11, K-V's2 Bando3b 2 0 Wooner'i Express TO,Atlantic' s I Freehan c 1 ' D KMIngr ss ? 0 gled to center against Cleve- • Cltp 0 0 Lona Brrmth Elks 5), Phil Daly IS FUR c 2 1 "-•"------_-,.--..------— --. -—---—"---••-•••••••••ipiimilPIIIPI W L Palmer p 0 0 I 0 0 land pitcher Gaylord Perry. 0 0 0 Jim Ronan Associates.,. o i Lolich p 1 0 Bto Al's sports 9 7 Perry p 0 0 Cobe p 0 10 Gibson p 0 0 0 Highland's Marina I 2 Smith ph 1 « That brought up Aaron be- Wagner's Express 8 3 Wood p 0 » Blassp 0 0 0 BeckeripBki h 1 0 0 fore his hometown fans and, Marl's Liquors % 3 Plnlela ph 1 0 Lerner's K-V% 5 7 McNallyp 0 1 01 Suitor p o o Speier ss 2 0 with the record crowd of Oceanlc's '3 s — V* Spider Sees Better Year Ahead PMI Daly 3 | Tctol 33 3 «| Total. 33 4 53,107 leaning forward in anti- Atlantic's. 1 7 By JONNI FALK er, we're going to surprise all the best in me." «• Spider is 6-2, 173 pounds, Lona Branch Elk>...... , 17' One out when winning run scored. cipation, the Atlanta slugger Topp's Cblls ;...".'.....".\'.O 9 American °SL?S5,o2S,Or I unloaded on Perry's first those people counting us out." Noting that in the new de- and what most people don't Notlonol 000 002 001 1 . 4 fense he might be either the remember about him is that OP — American 2. National 2. LOB — pitch. WEST LONG BRANCH - With the Giants employing Amtrlcon 3. Notional S. 2B - R. Jock- Morris Stroud, Kansas City's weak or strong safety, he he was a fine all-around ath- son, Rudl. HR — H. Aoron (I), Rofas The ball zoomed towards new defensive thinking this (1). SB — J. Morgan. S — Palmer, thought he might wind up the left field fence, about 40 tight end, stretches about six year, Lockhart will be playing lete in college. He played de- SPelCr' IP H RER6B5O feet, 10 inches into the air, but quite often on Stroud, prob- fense and offense at North 0 0 feet to the right of the marker right safety, rather than his Polmer 1 does that bother Carl "Spi- ably the biggest receiver in Texas State and also punted Lolich 0 0 which commemorates Aaron's old free safety spot. G. Perry • 2 der" Lockhart? the league. "His height for about a 40-yard average. Wood 2 2 1111 600th career homer hit off "The coverage is about the MCNally (L.Oil 1 doesn't bother me. I'll play He also played baseball and Gibson 2 1 0 0 0 0 Perry here last year. As the Not number 43. He doesn't same," he explained, "but the Bloss 111110 worry about Stroud or any terminology is new. It's hard him the same I play every- was a hurdler on the track SuttDn' 2 10 0 0 2 shot cleared the wall, the fans body else." Carlton 1 0 0 0 1 0 other receiver he is likely to to get rid of old habits." team. Stonemon 2 2 2 2 0 3 gave Aaron a thunderous McGraw (W, 10) 2 10 0 0 4 standing ovation. play against this year. Works With Willie Lockhart likes the theory of His lightning reflexes and T - 2:26. A - 53,107. Spider, now in his eighth One habit he won't have to the new defense even,, if the quick-thinking have made him year with the New York Gi- shed is playing on the same nomenclature is different. " one of the premier defensive ants, is more concerned with side as cornerbiek Willie Wil- "The idea is to foul up the backs in the league. He got Be wt of the FUN and ACTION turning around last year's 4-10 liams, also in his eighth year offense's blocking assign- his nickname as a rookie from record. of pro ball. • ments," he said, "and any- coach Emlen Tunnell, who "We can do it," Lockhart "I've been working with time you can do that, you gain said he was all over receivers said yesterday. "People Willie for so long, I know just a little edge." - like a spider. counted us out two years ago, what he's going to do," Lock- Likes Their Receivers The leader of the defense, and we went 9 and 5." hart said. The North Texas State he is an important cog in de- One of the fiercest com- He will have to work with a graduate goes against the Gi-, fensive coach. Jim Garrett's ant receivers in practice ev- hope to hold opponents to less petitors in the NFL, Spider new safety on the other side SplderLockhart likes the feeling around this this week, however, as Scott eryday and likes what he than 17 points a game. camp. "Attitude is the big Eaton, now wearing a patch sees. "We have' excellent re- Last year's defense gave up thing," he emphasized. "Our over one eye to cut down his and Saturday, the Giant co- ceivers here," he commented. .162 points, but Lockhart would Monmou personnel is not as bad as captain said,. "I like to play "They all complement each just as soon forget that. "We double vision, will not make OCEANPORT, N.J. other very well." He should 2 miles from Garden St.Parkway, Exit 105 RACING NOW t people think it is. If we have the trip, and Joe Green will against guys like Otis Taylor had all kinds of problems last Grandstand $2.25 • Clubhouti $4.29 the right attitude — like we replace him. and Lcn Dawson. They are know. He's been giving most year," he shrugs. "This is a EXACTA WAGERING! CHIL0BKI UN PER IX HOT ADHITTKO have now — and play togeth- Getting back to Kansas City among the best and bring out of them a bad time. new year." POST 2 PM • Daily Double 1:50 PM ^ Athletes: New Saints With Old Ideas

Throws a bright light on any failure of nenre. Re-. By GEORGESHEEHAN tive to that violence, but some other human activi- writes Jordan, a man's talent is not just part of the veals the trimmer, the cheater, the coward on the; ty or life style that would unleash man's marveloumarvelouss T , TJ . r man. It is the whole man. Treating one's talent carelessly is indicative of weakness of character. Instant replay. : In workingOneplu' sof thf eaggressio intellectualn ans dgiv violencee sport. iIst itiss, rolethey- ouhiddet thesn energiese enormou. Athleticss subterranea, he thoughtn resource, coulds brinwithg- lllllOCeill DVStailCier Of one of his teammates who hit twenty balls to the There's More ... 'tell uMftrinur'~Afus, one off ftfroregfftan those "mora linfl l equivalentVinlpltre. sI to ISf . warthl*V " nuout t demandinth£C4> armrmruig thaet thenhtairanAae athlete givn rAamtiwae up hisc morawithl. * warning track last year he said, "I know I'd find But sport allows for more than that. It allows that William James said was so necessary. Cham notions. Sport could give us our chance for the the strength to hit those balls another ten feet." for redemption. Everything is possible "Past per- pionship bouts, Super Bowls, World Series, the strenuous life; let us experience the heroic; allow trated's Pat Jordan spoke on the same theme. "All Value of Horror formances", Dick Williams kept teWng Sparky Olympic Games, all give us the opportunity to dis- us to transform our military courage. I want," he said, "is to do the best I possibly can People outside of sport may only see the game, Lvle each time he called him in from toe bullpen, charge our natural pugnacity. Provide safe outlets Llvlag •( Life day after day, year after year. I wouldn't be able just as those outside of war see only the horror. "mean nothing. It's this game that counts." In for toe sadism and hate that seem to well up in all This is a long way from the dissipation of vio-to dedicate myself like this for money or glory." Yet, in that horror a man may be better than he sport tomorrow is truly another day, Walt until of us. lence. It has to do with the way a life should be Baseball is no game to Seaver, it is a large and im-ever will be the rest of his Ufe and in that game a next year is everybody's optiojn You continually This concession is right as far as it goes. But it lived. Like Tolstoy, James was dismayed by theportant slice of his life. "I don't have the stamina man may find what Ufe is really all about. It ismake you own life. is incomplete. James also saw war as a school for cerebral life, the life of conventionality, art! or mental concentraion," he said, "to live my life more likely that the critics are the ones who are This is what James was writing about. Manli- the strenuous life and for heroism. It was a setting fidality and personal ambition. Like Ortega he with the same intensity I do baseball." There is noliving a life that is a game. Intricate and bright ness was an old fashioned word he used. Being In. in which a man found he could withstand unimagi- came unstuck when he saw lives without purpose need to. In baseball he has found the source of and clever, perhaps, but still a game. They are moral fighting shape; having an' unbribed soul; nable hardships. "Discomfort and annoyance, hun- or project. energies he would never have known he had. Inonly simulating life. In the end it is, to use Graham paving our way by what we do or are rather than ger and wet, pain and cold, squalor and filth," The 50-year-old Tolstoy found life flat, dead, baseball he has found the, commitment, the en-Greene's definition of his novels, an entertainment, gagement, the project that Ortega said every what we have. All those odd expressions from the wrote James, "cease to have any deterrent oper- and meaningless until he rediscovered God and no more no less. past. atlon whatever." It was a theatre in which a man embraced the life of the peasants. "My newman should have. In baseball he has found the ur- In sport there is no such dalliance. The athlete fouwLdepths of energy and endurance he had nev- energy," he wrote, "was my ancient juvenile force gency and the necessity to do his best at every mo- is Ortega's "noble man". He always demands Not really odd at that, because James was er known he, possessed. Unfortunately war also of faith, the belief that my sole purpose in life was ment. more of himself, lives under bondage to self im- writing about saints and the varieties of religious turned him Into a barbarian "a monster of sens!- to be better." And because he has found so much in sport, posed tasks and imperatives, and devotes his life to experience. Those expressions fit in nicely there. blllty". Athletes say much the same thing. Tom Sea-Seaver is highly critical of those who have failed collaboration with others. He does this because he And not too badly at Shea and Yankee Stadium What James sought was not simply an alterna- ver, for Instance, in his interview with Sports IUus- themselves in their baseball careers. For him,must. Because sport exposes any less effort. either. illiiininfflHlllllilllilllllHlliililllllilliillllliiiiiiiHiiiiHiinH lllllllllIllHIllllllllllllIltllllllll lllllillllllllllllllllllUIMtllMllllllllllHIIItltllllllltllltllHIIIIllHlllll ll|||||lll|||||)IMttlllllfllIIIUIIIIlIllllllllHUlllltllllll tlllMIIIIIIIMIinfllTillllltllllllllirrilllllllllllllllllllMatUUinUH T' Clinic Teen-ager Fires75 Draws 57 Grapplers For Met Golf Lead BAMM HOLLOW LONG BRANCH - Fifty- DEAL — An 18-year-old recent high school seven young grapplers, high graduate took a one-stroke lead in the 39th an- MIDDLETOWN -Mrs. William Hochstuhl for the year, competed In a nual Women's Metropolitan Shore 54-hole shot low gross among "A" Flight players in dozen weight classes last Tournament here yesterday.. Bamm Hollow's odd hole tournament here yes- night, as the Shore Area Miss Cindy Ferro of Forest Hills, who had terday. YMCA's weekly devel- a 5-2 record on the Belleville High School boys' Mrs. Clifford Beakes had low net, and Mrs. opmental wrestling clinic con- team this spring, fired a 75 to go one stroke up Wymess Scott collected low putt honors. tinued. on 1970 champ, Mrs. Walter Kooperstein of "B" Flight: Low gross - Mrs. Albert Mor- Several new weekly cham- Glen Oaks, L. I. rison; low net - Miss Carol Lee Weis; low pions emerged, as more In third place, after the first round, is Miss putts — Mrs. Ellen House. youngsters from out of the Janet Aulisi of The Knoll, the defending "C" Flight: Low gross —, Mrs. Curt Sey- area attended the sessions champ, with 78. fert; low net - Mrs. Mike Kosyk; low putts - conducted by Ray Vlsbeck, The top local player was Mrs. Henry Mrs. William Nichols. Red Bank Catholic High Doubilet of Hollywood, who is in seventh place "D" Flight: Low gross — Mrs. Stephen School coach. with 83. Dambro; low net — Mrs. Charles Heldom; low _ !?tve grappler? won, via pins Miss .Eerro. had. f our., birdies, including a... putts — Mrs. Elmer Morasch. ... .,.„,.„„,,^.«^., in the finals: John and Joe pair on the 14th and 15th, both par fives. Her Nine-hole players: Low gross — Mrs. Ed Weldenbush at 70 and 138 worst hole was the fourth where she wound up Dabln; low net — Mrs. Robert Greason; low pounds, respectively, Mike with a bogey. Miss Ferro, the Metropolitan Ju- putts - Mrs. Mel Greenfield. Jacutot (M) Howard Madsen nior champ in 1970 and '71, will enter Ithaca OLD ORCHARD (157), Dan HcCullough (1M) Register SMI Pholo College in September. EATONTOWN - Mrs. F. Eugene Calafato and Walt Grote (220). QUICK FINISH — James Greegan put a quick end to this 106-pound bout in the Shore YMCA Devel- The largest entry list, 90, since 1968 when won the sweepstakes tournament at Old Or- opmental Wrestling Clinic last night by pinning Matt Skove in 1:15 of the first period. Greegan used a chard Country Club yesterday with a net 70. The 12 weight class winners double arm bar and figure four to register the fall. the tournament was divided into two sections automatically qualify for the by handicap, competed yesterday. Mrs. Robert Meyer was second on a match finals the first week of Au- The tournament moves to Hollywood of cards with Miss Effie Schwartz. gust. today. The finals will be played at Rumson NAVESINK •Y'Clink Country Club tomorrow. 7S-J*hn Wtfdtnbtnn, Toms River, p. NAVESINK - Low net and gross winners - • 'i.Mldd)eio«m.O:MDallas "After a study of Cowboy which the pros have won 27 Mrs. Wilson Elmore, Esltx County 4M1—12 Note. Formlnjdele, d. times while losing nine and Mrs. Henry Doubilet, Hollywood 47-41—13 Mrs. Peter Tyrrell's 88 took gross honors TerryBelns. Howell. 15-11 coaching victories and 32 un- Cowboys in Chicago. game films, we decided to Mn. A. Stwrburnt.Hort, Bollrusol .39-45—14 llt-JM Weldenbush, Toms River, p. beaten games, but if he hopes concentrate our game prepa- tying twice. Mrs. Albert Bower, Pelhom .41-43—14 in Class "A", while Mrs. Charles Berry and Joe Couto, Formlnodole, 0:30 12nd) The veteran Nebraska Miss Amy Lane, Navesink.. 41-44-M 141-MIM Holidoy. Bound Brook, d. to continue that streak, he rations on punting and kickoff Dallas is coming up to full Other Lecol Players Mrs. Robert Thomson each carded a net 76. •Ill Gotrtner, Farmlnfldole, 54 coach, whose teams have won Mrs. Donald Lawn, Rumson .44-43—17 157-Howord Modttn, Lakewood, p. had better have a few aces up returns," Devaney joked after strength for the clash with Mrs. Hyman Wlnlk, Hollywood 4S-42—17 In Class "B", Mrs. Edward Herr had a Richard Jennings, Mlddletown, 1:50 two straight national football Mrs. Coeur Kimmel, Hollywood .41-46-11 Urn) his sleeve. introducing his squad. tight ends Mike Ditka and Bil- .Mrs. Bart Rogers, Naveslftk .43-45—M gross 101, and Mrs. Douglas Hoyt and Mrs. 1M—Jim Orouo, AlUndoll, d. Pete championships, told a Junior ly Truax, Coach Tom Lan-Mrs. Joseph Rudnldt. Naveslnk .44-47—«| John Bowers share low net at 77. Rlccle. Brick Twp., 16-0 Devaney, coach of the 1972 Chamber of Commerce lunch- In a more serious vein, he Mrs. W. D, Brown, Rumson 47-47—94 I7t— RICH Coertn«r, Formlngdtile, d. noted: dry's offensive messengers, Mrs. A. D. Cushman, Beacon Hill .47-47—«4 Mrs. Gordon Goldrick's 106 captured gross John Rhody. Belmar, 54 College All-Stars, has been eon in Chicago yesterday he ' Mrs. Koliran Welnsteln, Hollywood 43-5J—«5 . IW-Oon McCtrllougti, Bride Twp., p. "With a group of guys like both nearly recovered from Miss Bett Wemple, Beacon Hill 44-51-95 laurels in Class "C". Mrs. Ralph Weaver (78) Paul SobHo, Marlboro, 1:4S !.» $2.52 rently are being run at Monmouth, and the sity in Piscataway, but escalating construction Verga's 46 G78-14 8.25-14 $44.00 H5.J0 $2.69 HBPA had sought an additional 10. •H78-14 8.55-14 $49.15 in.it $2.75 costs led to the decision to buy the mansion in M78-14 8.B5-14 $52.20 J4I.18 $2.95 New York. A lease with Rutgers concerning Pave Way F78-15 7.75-15 $43.00 114 40 $2,58 A spokesman for the HBPA said Gov, Wil- G78-15 8.25-15 $45.05 $W.O4 liam T. Cahill has been advi.scd that "the eco- construction was terminated by mutual agree- $2.78 ment, SEA GIRT - Bob Verga •H78-15 8.55-15 $50.15 $40.11 $2.81 nomics of the situation" will require horsemen •J7B-1S 1.85-15 $53,25 $42.(0 $3.01 to suffer under an inadequate purne structure The spokesman said the foundation had scored 46 points, and Jake •9.00-15 — $56.30 143.0* $2.90 HURRY, SALE ENDS SATURDAY NOON and force many stables to race elsewhere dur- raised only $2 million over a period of years. Jones added 24 as Lyrich's •L78-15 9.15-15 $59.40 $4J.JJ $3.16 Rutgers originally was chosen as the site dumped Doolin's, 114-110, in (4-body plies In sizes H70-14, H78-15, J76-14, J78-15, 9.00-15 and ing the regular 49-day Atlantic City meet, L78-15.) which opens Aug. 21. for the building because the first college foot- Jersey Shore Summer Basket- ball game was played there in 1869. ball action last night. • Dinars Club Ed Zukowski led Doolin's 4 WAYS TO • American ExprMt The spokesman said the 11-day Atlantic CHARGE • Matter Charge ,. City ran at Uonmoulii helped to make up fora Birdie and Bogey - , with. 30, and Marvin Geathers GOODfYEAR • Bank Amtrlcard five-year attendance and betting slump at At- tiUTLER, Pa. (AP) - Doug Morris of But- had 25. lantic City. He noted that an additional 10 days ler got a bird and a bogey on the par five No, 7 Larson Kurd beat Big Bill's, tbere "would generate $700,000 in additional hole at the Highland Public Golf Course Mon- 88-67, in a game that was lax revenue to the stale while giving larger day. called at 6:18 of the fourth pe- purses to horse owners. His .second shot on the 59!>-yard hole riod due to rain. It stands as a The spokesman said the HBPA was calling knocked down a low-flying bird, killing It. completed game. m the governor lo take "decisive action" to His sixth shot, a putt, went in the hole for a Ron Kornegay had 25 for the winners, and Rich Ranks LANE'S INC. remedy the situation. bogey. (OPPOSITE AtP) and Rich Perkins each tallied 120 MONMOUTH ST. DIAL 741-0414 RED BANK iiuiuiiuiiniHiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 14 for Big Bill's. •••»»»••«•< •• «»»• ' J*e Difly Begttter, Bed Bwfc-JMfletww, NJ. W«d«»l^8»jr #, 1172 27 nth Park Today Candid Catherine Heads Entries Selections V - M.«H; Clmf.; J Ye * HI;«. Smmrt Saint (IM) Vonhaner By Reggie Ster , Golden OrcnM (lit) Mlcell t—Kith, Words and Music, Am- Field of 15 for Seashore • Purple Power (lie) No Boy h (ilo Bium ;;;j.{ Bubbllngover mt) Hole..." .3-1 beriand Wentt and Muiic(lU) Hole 7-2 •Hi -n UMti Alw.; 1 ye.; jvu. 2-Cute, Cry No More, Court OCEANPORt - Mrs. Lloyd allowance race at Aqueduct Tony Bardaro-trained daugh- the services of veteran Walter Lou Rosenbush (111) Mlcell I. Miller's Candid Catherine, Blum, wh will ride at 119. Kith (117) No Boy 3.1 Mommet (121) imporato ...4-1 Page on July 17. Trained by John ter of Hasty Road will have Fo* 3rd (in) Aragon ..' i£) Three or Less (III) Arlilont ...4-1 who captured the Miss Wood- Campo, Never Hula has won Lime Big Chief (120) Hole ...«-l 3-Itsa Great Life, Title Shot, Small forget (117) Holt ..;... £ Mr. Debonair u») No Boy ...74 ford Stakes on opening day three of her past four starts In 1st - UMt; Clmo; ] ye mint; »Vi I. WhUMtrs Aunt (V.lcill) 2.IO Smohf Hme (IK) ClaimantClaim ) 20-1 Ethical Lady (117) Borrtra .4-1 , Best the Oars here at Monmouth Park, will Cash ttie Bet (Ctmno) (.40 4.n J.00 SumMiwAnawAVV IWW ) Nittt £ Minneapolis Phil (111) Arlstone New York. The Never Bend Bill O lh« Rood (Fromlfi) 7.(0 in) ith - «,H0; Clmi; I ya; I m l/ll 4-BriUlant Ran, Highly Tighty, DKJOIUI (Csmno) 4.40 240 M0 Almoit Formal 1)19) Kollol 20-1 7th — M.SM; Alw.; 1 Yo »tip; lead 14 other three-year-old filly will carry 116 pounds in- Jolly Anael (Blum) ] 4.40 Jer Stlrpes (114) Morgun £., IM *1/1i (furf). Larkel (Tlwrntwrg) ).M 2.40 National Resolve * fillies to the post tomorrow In IM — Mileli Clmf) 1 ye moni III., jft Aerodrome llannelll) 2.M S»«M«woy(114)Morado (II) 1 J.H Gctaletholmo (111) Mlcell 4-1 TulU (B'clall) 4.40 3.40 Windy Zone <11») Arlstone "'..'.'.M Ellen's Reason (116) No Boy 10-1 7H| - U,IM; Alw; J « 4 jfOI • (. National Lady The daughter of T.V. Lark Most likely to succeed Sooola (Mlcell) 15.10 ,*"• -«<"•> am«.l I Ye « up;«. Bold and Bright <1M) Nefl..' .121 Is likely to be favored in the Close Combat (Hole) 5.00 3.00 2 40 Cut* (115) Hole l 4.1 Rounders Choice (113) Hole 4-1 6-MlnncapoUs PhU, Lou Rose- among the locally stabled fill- I Dally Dwelt ve 4 up; I * m; 1 Little Red Pet (Hlllmon) 3.H Old Scotch (US) Aster* ,... i£i Gltnlour (IW) Bfocclde...... 12-l nbush, Manomet ies in the Seashore might be ^^ m7ty4s Brut Axtlon (ill) Borrero 4.1 Ith - The Seashore stokes; 7-Last Mlnnte Man, Getaje- ditionally has been contested Bright. View Farm's Hasty Acoptnlla (Mclll 23.00 6.40 4.10 ith - st,M; Alw; iNlif/ln 1/1* Ceurt Pooe (n») Fromln 7-2 H5,Me-a*lt(l; 3 Yo'l,; if. tholme, Dnst Emission Bom On (Cuslmono) , 2.M 2.40 turf at Atlantic City Race Course Jude, *who has put together Swert Kiss (Loguerclo) J.» tesftfp«ij HI» NO BoB:::4y :::4i Bom Example 1114) Rivera ...... M Deep Cut (Brera) 4.60 '.40 l.*> Citolyit (11J) Arlstone 4.1 Bold Place (114) Cuslmano ,.20-1 8-Candid Catherine, La Brlsa, but is being renewed during two straight allowance vic- Etocto t • < • • » e > t turf racing)

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AP wirepnote TENNIS TEACHER — George Cade, a South Jersey tennis instructor, demonstrates a volley return from the crouch position to Mrs. Frances Buss of Philadelphia. Thousands have turned to tennis the past three years as a "form of self-expression and a chance to do one's own thing." OLD FASHION DRY CURE fHORMEL SMOKED NO WATER ADDED LANCASTER BRAND State Tennis Binge CANNED HAM HAMS SEMMIONELESS OEUCATESSEH & SEAFOOD VALUES' "CXTRA MEASURE" QUAUTY MIATS f OR A VARIETY OF MEALS1 , TASTY VALUES FROM THE SEA! lh Mkainfm) HIKCOItT MEITFR1NKS •:68 SLICED BUON. FISHCAKES * 49 BbTLEDHiMZl_rl__ ,*69° Hits Social Habits •uemMrniaoH $ 6 SLICED BACON fc79° IMPORTED HIM. _ 1 » FLOUNDER FILLET . 99 LIVERWURST •. 9o° By BOB DUBILL nis. If you develop bad habits nua« "A person can lose two, e _5i$4" COD FILLET . 99e BTR-TQUE CHICKEMS . 69° three or more pounds in an from the beginning you won't suclfl BOLOGKI - a 69 (BMIUS! AVALON (AP) - New Jer- hour's workout," says Cade. get much satisfaction and you GET LOW PRICES IN EVEftY DEPARTMENT PLUS THE EXTRA VALUE OF S&H STAMPS sey is on a tennis binge, a Tennis is a tonic for spouses won't advance properly." craze engulfing young and old beset by the pressures of busi- —How much instruction is \ and reshaping the social ness and rearing families. needed? "It depends on the v I WELCH S CICLOROX ) habits of thousands. "For those who want to individual, haw much he The game has captured have mutual activities, tennis wants to advance and how BLEACH such a fancy that luxury high brings them closer together," fast he progresses. My in- DRINKS. rise apartments sometimes go he feels. structions involve a coaching e > begging for tenants if there Cade, an Insurance agent phase and a playing phase. PAMPERS.« *75 EVAPORATED IU=.I'2?H FARMDALE DRINKS 3?* | are no courts on the premises. and broker, carries the unoffi- First, I concentrate on funda- C "They used to ask about cial title of "Mr. Tennis" in mentals. I'll hit with the play- MAXWELL HOUSE...... 83' CHARMIN TISSUE.-...... C-^39 LADDIE BOY.^kJ'^69' | price, a swimming pool and South Jersey. He has won a er and play against him. This ACME COFFEE :M SPEEDUP BLEACH °1T39B UPTON TEA BAGS ...o».'1" | parking, in that order," one string of tournaments and has allows me to analyze his 1 e 6 e landlord observed, ruefully, garnered a faithful following game in competition and to SPAM c^55 SCOTTISSUE 514 CARNATION MILKi=.™"r18 ll) as a young couple turned in both occupations. make suggestions as needed. DO C r away. "N* SWEET, JUICY FREESTONE pression, the chance to do Cade responded to questions "Her two-handed backhand ORANGE JUICE OIK'S own thing.' Players can on the following topics: has become very popular with cMtinuvwit MARGARINE «.i.MnM)iiMM.Ht«iiimi* j:'%*)$ about it in personal the younger set. Some of my POUND CAKE —Are instructions really R»L CREAM TOPPIM PEACHES 'ternis—my game, my needed? "I would recommend best pupils are using it, in- uautTtt icnietf mm,« Id, swinmiDi •}&>) •thing—V"u ifi'an't say that CHICKEN DINNER taking instructions and read- cluding one 14-year-old girl." i:49c BEEFBURGERS. CREAM CHEESE ^29« about every sport." ing instructional books. Fun-' —Concentration: "Maybe Allied Factors damentals are crucial in ten- the most important part of the SUbccou spans 3^85° '\mnLEHONIDE. low Bateiy Prices plus SiH Stamps 2» Cade cites allied factors as game. There-are so many fun- More Health & Beavtv Aid Savings Plus S&H Stamps J FRESH FROM NEARBY FARMS damentals and so many things VIENNA BREAD Vi& l contributing to the tennis ex- Mooney Replaces SKINMCREKM *? 99° LEMON UP SHAMPOO tr 99° plosion, not only in New Jer- to remember. The key is to APPLE PIE X 55C SWEET CORN sey but throughout the coun- have everything in swing, con- S K Dean in Net Job VITALIS HAIRSPRAV ., j.~ l 99" FAMILf PACK DONUTS V 99" C try. centrate and always keep "Our Davis Cup squads TOMS RIVER - Trip your eye on the ball, whether have been doing very well, Mooney of Rumson lias re- serving or returning." EXTRA S&H EXTRA SSH EXTRA SiH 69 placed Dave Dean as head STAMPS STAMPS 6-49' the Junior Tennis Program is —Serving: Cade has neo- SUMPS tennis pro at Toms River wllhSLSOpifchaM with puicrust of lhpmtmol*fr FRESH, CRISP thriving, and television has phytes toss the ball into the Acmt 8 ftt of Firmly Country Club. Dean has ac- oi mwe ol any two tMvti «l helped immensely," he says. air and let it fall into a bucket SUMMER POUND "With television coverage, cepted the position of assis- CHICKEN FRESH FRUITS ACME CUCUMBERS to the front and right. Once FURNITURE CAKE more people are becoming in- tant athletic director at New- the player masters the art of LEGS & VEGETABLES BREAD C ark State College. He had WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON WITHTHISCOUPON WITH THIS COUPON WITH THI5 COUPON terested who never played or getting the ball into the buck- *( 11. W2 saw much tennis. With profes- been tennis pro at the Club for et, he is ready to get down to the past six years and was _ 3 • - 29 sional tennis, a kid no longer the business of actually has to concentrate on base- formerly head basketball serving. GREEN BEANS ». 29" coach at Long Branch High EXTRA S&H EXTRA SSH ball, basketball or football to -Heat: "Only mad dogs, earn a shot at a lot of money School and Red Bank Catholic STAMPS STAMPS 8UNKIST LEMONS ! 8 •. 59" High. and Englishmen go out in the with pu»chi« d tow* d putchjs* ol in a short time." noonday sun. And tennis play- Mb.pk|.al 3 Urtc-ntri frown < M-w. btl.sf Cold Wattr STJSSSSZ SWitilT ORANGES 10 „ 59" Trip Mooney has taiiRht Cade's students range in ers. It won't harm you." FIRESIDE MEAT ALL HILLS UDYSfiOTT with various associations, in- —Racquets: Proper string- FRANKS COFFEE "" TISSUE -. GREEN CABBAGE 1.10° age from 6 to 60 and include cluding the Mlddletown Itcc- OINNEKS housewives, doctors, lawyers, ing is important. It's really up WITH THIS COUPON WITH 1HIS COUPON wnmwscouww • reution Commission, private to the individual whether he's M Mu M} » 1*12 *«m< laborers, teachers and a beau- lessons In Rumson and Little tician. more confident and comfort- Silver, tennis day camps and able with, a wooden, alumi- "A woman in her late 40s tennis clinics at Little Silver num or metal racquet. asked if it was too late to Hacqucl Club and tennis One of Cade's students, a start," Cade grinned. "A few coaching for the Monmouth doctor, put almost as much weeks later she WHS exulting County Adult Education Com- Into his racquet as he did into how '(he game has added mission at Little Silver Rac- his game. The frame is plated quet Club. years to my Ufe." with 24-carct gold. .if 28 The Dally Register. Red Bank-MWdkUwn, N.J. 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WEDNESDAY, JULY ZS life^ You possess for others an. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 23) you need to goad you into the kind of action present aims — Born today, you are a unobtrusive but definite inter- — Intuitions are not an espe- require, scholarly person, given to est, for your own inquisitive cially true guide to action Nubbin ARIES (March 22-April 20) original thought as well as re- nature leads them into in- today. Make your decisions on quisitiveness of their own and, the basis of something more — What others see as stub- / M0...I'M«ORI?y/Ueb. make the greatest gains I'VE CLEANED TMEPUCH JUST A LITTLE WE WLfi/lS'T AVE 'IM ture to bear on another's , things of life — art, music, 19) — Though failure may be today. Don't be surprised 1 -TOUCH OF WONbEftN'WWV'E ' problem. You can make a AN PUT THE DINNER ON, good clothes, gourmet quality unpleasant, you can sharpen should a friend refuse a help- PET, NOW I'M OFF T SABOTAGE— EVER GOT MASRIE& friend. the point of your determina- ing hand. • IM THE FIRST PLACE, food — but you refuse to make GET VOUR MEDICINE/ excessive demands whether LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23) - tion upon it — and in so doing CANCER (June 22-July 23) upon yourself or anyone, else Though a commercial under- insure success next time — Though others consider the in order to secure such things taking may prove a dis- around. point debatable, you would be /or yourself. appointment insofar as gain is PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21) wise to give money more than concerned, lessons learned — The' so-called interference a second thought. Make your You enjoy an active social through it are invaluable. of a friend may be just what decision on a practical basis. Sheinwold's Bridge Advice By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Deelarer could cash the rest played low, and dummy's If partner opened with one People tend to play bridge of dummy's spades, but he queen won. Now the ninth club, you would be delighted Blondic according to Iheir tempera- was then stuck in the dummy trick was in the bank, and de- to bid one diamond since a re- ment, or even according to with no way to reach his own clarer could afford to switch sponse at the level of one 3 I'LL CALL BLONDIE , Ml, SWEETHEART" their national character. You hand. When declarer led the to spades. The defenders gol promises only six ooints. „ RUM NEXT JUST TO LET HEB KNOW I JUST CALLED their two spade tricks, but MOMEMT WHILE I'M TMIMklhJS TO TELL YOU, can see this most clearly in queen of clubs, West won with Norlh dealer fi'^fSySOUBE. WORklNS ON ABOUT HER I LOVE VOU the Bridge Olympics, and the ace of clubs, cashed the Smilde took four spades, three Both sides vulnerable - THE TEUEVISIOM hearts, one diamond and one today's hand may illustrate last heart and led a diamond. NORTH the difference between the The defenders thus got two club to make his contract. K 10 8 6 4 2 classic Latin and the classic spades, one heart, one dia- It was the fable of the ant K84 Nordic character. mond and one club, defeating and the grasshopper, but in 0 AI09 In the first room nf the the contract. the end the six Italian gras- + Q match between Australia and Nordic Caution shoppers won the champion- WEST EAST Italy, Cainillo Pabis-Ticci In the second room, de- ship. Bridge tournaments 4 A95 • n ' 0 .7 5 3 2 won Ihc heart opening lead clarer was Roelof Smilde, an don'l always follow the fables V J96 with the queen and optimisti- faithfully.! 0 65 0 KJ843 Australian of Nordic descent. + A732 cally led the queen of spades, Smilde, likewise declarer at DAILY QUESTION 4 1095 SOUTH (/- losing to the ace. three notrump against the Partner opens with one spade, and the next'player 4 Ql Back came a heart to the heart opening lead, won the V AQIO l'ojjo ace, and the Italian declarer first trick with the queen of passes. You hold: S — J 7 H - - J96.D-K J843C-1095. O 072 led a spade tn try a finesse hearts and saw that he would + KJ 864 •THAT'S THE CW i [COMYSEEWIO BE with dummy's ten. East won have only eight tricks if the What do you say? SAVS TDDAV IS THE WHAT is nm* WAIT A >J ABLE 10 «T UP North Y.Mt South West THIRTHH OR *IMUTE, m l TO THif?reew with the jack of spades and spades behaved badly. Answer": Bid 1-NT. The Puss 2 4 Pass THAT RAY WHICH I SINCE RUM THAT ) led a third heart to dummy's Smilde took precautions by hand is worth a response, but Pass .1 NT All Pass 1HR0U6HTHE , HOW MAMV IS 'king. leading a club at once. West .vou are not strong enmiizh to Opening lead — 2 WHAT*B3O COMPUTER--^ bid two diamonds since that

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DECORATED SHOP-RITE TERI TOWELS 3 89° AMMONIA SHQP-P.ITE VEGETABLE Mcmtirrtwonauf DOC FOOD AX Ajax Detergent \v.D\r Salad Oil . cft Red Heart 'ft-9* U WHV PAY MORI f COr FEE SHOP-RUE . <*'-1f\^c Lib.* 1 5» «M»»»«0«IH»MIII POUIHII INTI-PHIPIIIATNTSniAY Grapefruit Juice "Jr39 Martinson Arrid Light SHOP-RITE m '-V-rtrt/* t€* BAGS •™ •*• Mayonnaise V c JOHNSONS, Pineapple Juice4'.r99 Red Rose Tomato Sauce 6'; Baby Powder Df L tMNTE . CANISTEMinutR e '•'*»• MMOtOtUDU Apple Sauce oft 1 TomatKm/msro Juice Minute Rice '«;• Rice-A-Roni '& 29* Kotex Wilkinson Facial Tissue -25.59* SHOP-MTE9MCH WHITE b.«S119 RfGAL PRINT MTMftOONTISSUE *•» g\j* •140 JL Paper Plates ***** WfTI. ASSORTED. OR DCCOJtAnD AMJ. to take inventory and markdown Noxzema Vanity Fair ^39° C 1HAHPOO -Frozen Food Saving*!—sfe 89 Scottowels MS 39* all Summer merchandise in all departments. Lemon Up $129 COH* IEAS .[) [, S pk». A . BANQUETOR SHOP-RITE S Nice 'N Easy -General MenhandUe!- MORTON DINNERS VEGETABLES MMUTfMMDl-ll-OI.CANSm COCONUT OH CHOCOUrCMffiKTTHffiK 3 1 Re-Opening CITRONELLA c £ Orange Juice 4t.-v99 Cream Pies DutcWe Pretzels %! CANDLES X# I Gllf^^ wUlvW • toni*^*^ AlLVAHIiTIESIWIFTSMEkT Shc-D-RiteBagels4fe 99e Sausage ' Macaroni Cheese **" K AiLVAiintn ._•'••' j 2 89 Lemonade 9:30am FRIDAY PLASTIC JUICE H 'GALLON till C Decanter ..29 LOWGACRE ITONStONl O J 1 WHITE MEAT AAfi for a Spectacular Storewide Bowls o . 1 TURKEY ROUO%IV IceTea Glasses 6 u, 79 EtOORAOOHOl.SlIE * MAA MHOLE. HXU an ILICEO Pastrami u99* Matching Pitcher...iy M0«Momt IUCIluciOo n/u c SALE <* SALES $ 19 AUMIfANbAUMtAT . **#«, Russer Bologna ib.89 Premtum Briefs ft 2 Cheez fc klORf ILICtD DOMESTIC #V #\/> SPORTSWEAR • DRESSES M p $ 19 Provolonee Shop-Rite Franksa69' b e ci/i Bahcd Gooiit 5 $ 7i LINGERIE • HOME FASHIONS fHhffi™ * .iv 2 Cottage Cheese .'.l -67 BIG LOAFER H"ormel Ham i 4 CHUNK LIVIfiWtinlT AND MICKORT K*IO ^«/\>. -Ice Cream Trtatt Margaring e 5 .!& By UVWTE MARKDOWNS KRAFT INDIVIDUAL HOAP BREAD Bologna A69* SSwisUlCULABCAlORIi s CheesCt COUNTEhR e x A f\ A SUNSHINE Sliced Meats 3 W89' CottagHlCUS.ABCW.ORIt COUNTEe CheesR e <«.:39C \ tUNSHtNPotatE o Chips UIHttTHYOHR Ctt C c Cooked Salami ',;,'. to WHOLESALE COST Jce Cream MuensterCheese'p';45 /n Slows with Senlct Btktty MITTIMHILKANDCOUnTKYSTUCPILUIUItY ^% Recent tune-up. Very clean Inside. Best Call 747-0931. roci cor, MM. Coll after 5 pm. 60 YEARS AGO vinyl roof. Leather Interior. Air, AM/FM. offer. Coll 566-27(1 after 4 p.m. I Dorman McFoddln, realizing that there. rticnelln rodlals. 4-speed. Low'mileage. SCENIC CAR SALES I are no two used cars ollke, divided his. Original owner. Mint. Call after 5 p.m. Qualify cars bought ond said. 1966 FORO — Four-door sedan, 1200. WANTED 1949 DODGE - %-ton Wclajp truck. Run* I stock Into 3 groups. Since then, thou- 842-3293. Hwy 36 XHighlands 872-02; Needs alternator. Party who needs 100% financing on a 1M' sands of satisfied buyers prove that this Phone 291-33)7. DODGE CHARGER. Air conditioning I slralghllorward policy works. 1967 CHEVELLE 2t3 — Three-speed. SHREWSBURY MOTORS tins. For more Information coll OASR Brand new Shaeffer clutch. Recently Shrewsbury Ave. -Srirewsbui 1969 VOLKSWAGEN - Sunroof. AA1/FM MOTORS 01 721-7100. rebuilt engine with full race cam. Many radio. 31,000 miles. Very clean. SS95. AU- 741-8500, . 1965 VOLKSWAGEN - Sunrool. extras. $1500 tlrm. 495-2678. We Buy Used Volkswagens TOMOBILE WHOLESALERS, 222 Hwy Motorcycles 36, Union Beach, N.J. Bank financing Excellent condition. S495. available. 264-9621. Phone 747-2564 after 6 p.m. 1971 TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE — Titled Autos For Sale Autos For Sale 1972. Purchased new June 1971. Never GOOD AUTO CREDIT PROBLEMS H67 FORD FAIRLAN6 — V-8, automatic. used, still under warranty. SI350. Coll 542- OR NO CREDIT AT ALL? 150O or best offer. Call 747-1709 after 5S30 after 4 p.m. tare sold jur.t like buying from your p.m. Coll 2274790 MOTORCYCLEINSURANE I neighbor ot n private sole. Not recondi- 1967 PORSCHE 912 — 5-spert. Perfecl I tfoned nor guaranteed and carry a low BUHLER& BITTER Reasonable Rotes condition. 14000. Must see to appreciate. GROSSINGER 1 HELLER AGENCY I wholesale price. PLYMOUTH-CHRYSLER Coll 741-2335. 11?64 Rambler Amtwsiador 2-door 1391 WITHOUT A DOUBT! 3290 Hwy 35 Hazlet 264-0191 Broad t Mechanic Sis. 741-2100 Red Bank I 1747 Oldi Super 83 4-door 3251 STRAUB BUICK — OPEL 1966 FORD VAN (CAMPER) — 1970 en- .1947 HARLEY XLCr4, 900 c.c. In excellent I 1M3 Olds SI 4-door JT5t Isn't that the way you'd like to buy your next car... with- NINE ACRES of New and Used Cars glne, sink, Ice box, bed, slove ond many 71 FORD 70 CHEVROLET extras. 842-3093. condition. Lots of extras. Country Sedan. 9 passenger, oui.a.doubt as lo its condition and performance? You Hwy 36 264-4000 Keyport 741-7121 or 741-7343 Kingswood Wagon, 6 passen- can, il you trade with Shrewsbury Motors, wherewe stand TRIUMPH 1966 — TR4A. Rebuilt tnoine roof rack ger, excellent condition 1969 CUTLASS S — 3-spee'd Hurst, 350 cu. new roof, white with red Interior 1946 HARLEY DAVIDSON -Three-wrlW- . behind every car we sell. You'll also find our selection and In. Buckets. B-track stereo. Best offer. AM/FM. Excellent. Best otter. 747-2116. ler. 1500 or best oiler. prices to your liking! Phone 244-1311. 1968 TRIUMPH GT-6 — Six cylinder hard- 1972 KAWASAKI -350 triple. BETTER FORD SQUIRE WAGON — 1966. A-l con- top. Custom Interior, Panasonic tope 70CHEVELLE Tlb£ldtt2womonlbi£ld.tt5 oi*e checked cornpletely"arid ctirr'y on' -i968VOLKSWAGEN,,.™....,...... ,»,....$1395 dition. Air conditioned. *•.-. „__•-.-• dec*.-S1245 «4J3M4otter5:3or-•- 71 FORD Malibu 4-door hardtop, blue' Call 291-1453. Phone 264-4509. Torino Brougham, 2-door hard- average guarantee ond on average re- ', Squareback, radio, healer, red, 1965 FORD WAGON — Automatic, eight white vinyl top. loll price., MERCEDES-BENZ — 1968 280SE. Leath- cylinder. Hitch. Good condition, 1575. 14 "T972 450 HONDA — 900 mllei. top, vinyl top, AM-FM stereo, 1967 Cadillac Coupe DeVille- $1992 1969 PLYMOUTH $1750 er interior, extras. Very clean. Must sell. Creek Rd., Keansburg. Like new. S950. power windows. IM7 Cadillac Sedon DeVille S1892 Atler 4 and weekends, 741-1277. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN GHIA Phone 495-1964. 1947 Buick 9 pass, wagon $1692 6 passenger wagon, automatic, radio, heater, power steering, V-8, air.- HONDA 50 - Excellent condition. Good condition. 1600. Call 291 3915 be S200. '69 PONTIAC 1941 Chryslir New Yorker 4-door $1592 yellow exterior, tan leather interior. tween 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. LeMans Safari wagon, 6 passen- 1941 Olds 98 Luxury Sedan $1496 STATION WAGONS Phone 747-3591, I9U Cadillac Sedon DeVille $139] 1969 KARMANN GHIA $1495 1959 PORSCHE - Convertible. ger. Clean 1963 to 1970 Make offer HONDA CL 175 - 1972, low mileage, mini 71 BUICK 1941 Plymouth Fury III 4-door $1192 10 to choose from 291-0248 condition. S400 firm. 1947 Olds Delmont 425 sedan $1093 Convertible, radio, heater, automatic, blue Coll 291-1960 Skylark Custom, 2-door hardtop, Selling at wholesale prices. VOLKSWAGEN BUG — 1968. Green. Ex 1944 Pantiac Bonnevilte Conv. S892 AUTOMOBILE WHOLESALERS vinyl top, like new 1944 Ponllac Catollna Coupe S892 1970 VOLKSWAGEN.... $2995 cellenl condition. Low mileage. Must sett 1971 HONDA - 750 cc. Good condition. '69 CADILLAC 222 Hwy 36 Union Beach 1975.142-6969. Besl offer. Deluxe Pop top camper, radio, heater, red and white, 6,000 mi. or 6 Bank tlnonclnq ovollofale. 264-9621 - Phone 741-0311. Coupe DeVille, lull power, ster- mos. 1969 MACH I — Air conditioned, powt eo, white CHEVY NOVA — 1MB four-door. Auto- brakes, steering. Stereo, V-8, automatic, MAICO - 1969. 360 cc. Good condition. matlc transmission, vinyl top. Good run like new. 11900.787-3752 after 5:30. Excellent dirt bike. Besl olfer. Call 717- 1966 RAMBLER $845* nlng condition. JTOO, 172.1999. S35e, 01k for Wayne. 71 FORD 1569 CHEVROLET IMPALA 327 — Auto Country Squire Wagon, 6 pas- 440 station wagon, radio, heater, automatic, power steering, (/cylinder ^ TRIUMPH SPITFIRE — 1971 convertible. malic, two-door, air. 11700 or best offer. HONDA 350 -1971, mint condition. BEST Excellent condition. Luggage rack. S.OOQ 71 PLYMOUTH Coll 747-1709 after 6 p.m. $700 senger, mint condition 1967 CHEVROLET $1495 miles. Coll 747-175! ^^ Cricket 4-door. Automatic trans- stand out above all similar models. 1965 PLYMOUTH — Sport Fury. Ex- Impala station wagon, radio, heater, automatic, power steering. B cylin- 1961 CHRYSLER NEWPORT - Very mission. Most have balance of factory warranty. cellent running condition. 383 cu. In. foul 1971 HONDA CB lOO Rest carry our own personal 100% war- der, air conditioning, good condition, airt,good,llres. S10O0 or speed, stick smft, rebuilt engine, four bar- Best olfer. ranty. Are priced higher than the .aver- fcrsl otter. 542-5535 ' rel carburetor. New battery, starter, fuel •42-1799 after 7p".m. 71 LINCOLN age, but worth it. 1961 MGB GT — Asking 11000 or best of pump, tour pofyglas tires. Coll 222-8513 af- 1972 Cadillac Sedan, Deville $7096 1968 PONTIAC .$1795 ter 6:30. HONDA - 1971. 350CB. LuBOOgt rock.. Continental, 4-doSf, full power, fer. Must sell. Good condition. Mint condition. Very low mileage. S70O. '69 FORD 1972 Olasmoblle Toronodo $5694 Firebird, 2-door hardtop, rddio, healer, automatic, power steering, V-8, Call 787-4955"-' ' loaded. Real luxury 1972 OldsmoOlle 9B 2-door $5394 BUICK RIVIERA — 1968. Dark oreen, vi Coll 7I7-47I2. Fafrlane wagon, 6 passenger, a air conditioning VOLKSWAGEN BUS — 1965. Rebuilt en- nyt roof. A-l condition. Full power, ol 1970 Cadillac Coupe DeVille $4696 HONDA - 1970~CL4J0. Mint condition. real nice car . 1971 Oldsmoblle9S 2-door $<4?t gine. Body excellent. New brokes, tires A- conditioning. S2O95. 946-8873 1968 FORD $1695 1. Asking 1950. 566-5607 Luggage rack. Asking $750. Bel'ord. 1972 Olds 9 pass, wagon $4095 FORD — 1929 Model 'A.' Fordor sedan I72-IJ79 1970 Buick Electro 4-door $3894 Mustang, Faslback 2 + 2, radio, heater, V-8. power steering SPORTS CAR — Datsun 1600, 1966 con- Partially restored. Needs finishing. Origi- 71 MERCURY 1969 Cadillac Coupe DeVille $3696 vertible. New clutch and transmission. nal. Excellent running condition) rust PUCH — 150 cc. 1300 miles: $75 or besl of- Montego, M-X Wagon, 6 pas- '68 BUICK 1968 Cadillac Sedan DeVille $1796 1968 OLDSMO BILE $1850 Call 671-1735. free. 842-2512. fer. Anxious to sell. senger, Tip-top shape Riviera, full power, sharp. 1969 Olds 98 Luxury Sedan 11774 Cutlass; 2-door hardtop, radio, heater, automatic, V-8, power steering. 1969 KINGSWOOD CHEVROLET - Sto- 1965 FORD — Galoxie 500. Twodoo 1967 Cadillac Sedon DeVille $2194 Automatic, white vinyl top, red bottom. tlon wagon. Good condition. Air, power hardtop. 390, four-speed transmission. Ex- 1970HONDA MINI TRAIL -Met 1»M Olds 98 Luxury Sedan 11876 Steering ond brakes. Positractlon, olr lift cellent condition. 542-3275. Needs new clutch. $100, 1968 Olds Cutlass Supreme 741-5112 J1894 SPECIAL OF THE WEEK- shocks, radio. SI525. Call days 381-5000, IV66 MUSTANG - Six-cylinder automatic. 1967 Lincoln Continental 4-door $1494 Ext. 3104. After 6:30 p.m. 542-1668. 51,000 mllis. Best olfer. Call alter 6 p.m SUZUKI 50 1966 Cadillac Sedon DeVille $1474 1955 CHEVROLET SEDAN - Automatic 946-8075. • Almost new. Open to often. 1968 Ponllac Catallna HdlfJ t $1674 1972 FULL PRICE Coll ofler 5,54M741 1968 Ponliac Catalino Hdtp 2 S1594 drive, power brakes, steering. Good tires 1964 CHEVROLET — Four-door Impolti 1968 Olds Delta 88 Hdlp $1396 plus snows. 59,000 miles. Good condition. Automatic. Good condition. 1150, 1971 250CC YAMAHA - Enduro. FORD S235. 671.5603. Coll 2914340 ofler 6 p.m. 196B Buick LeSabre 4:door $1296 Plus extras. Asking $600. Pinlo. radio, heater, 6 cylindor. 1964 GALAXIE 500 XL — VB, automatic Coll 67109J4 standard transmission, ruby red. Wanted Automotive off Ihe floor. 1971 HONDA — Model CB45O. Remainder of factory warranty. Call 671-5860 Excellent condition. O50. $1744!!! VOLKSWAGEN 1965 - Nice condition li Phone 7392231 N-543-B. ond out. Runs good. $595. 1962 CUSHMAN - Motor scooter. Newly Coll 264-234!. Inspected. With helmets. A-l. $250. 244- Wall RENAULT 1966 — Four-door sedan. Ra- 3772. SHREWSBURY, NJ. WE NEED USED CARS dio, heater. Good second car or station SHREWSBURY MOTORS, INC. WE WILL PAV cor. Asking 1400.842-1132afler7p.m. 747-5400 1966 CHEVROLET IMPALA Mobile Homes CADILLAC-OLDSMOBILE Authorized Volkswagen Dealer fOP PRICES Super Sport 39& Mobile Home & Traitcr Insurance 251 BROADWAY AT 4TH AVE. Plione 495-1433 Reasonable Roles SHREWSBURY AVE., AT SYCAMORE 222-1234 LONG BRANCH Shrewsbury Ave. 741-8500 New Shrewsbury GROSSINGER 1 HELLER AGENCY TOM'S FORD PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE G Broad & Mechanic Sts. 741-21X Red Bank , I9M. Slx-cyilnder stick. Best otrer over 1400. Coll 3*1-1618 days. After 6. 291-1875. |T69~A1ARLETTE - IJxio. Two bed- rooms. Air conditioned. Furnished. Car- 1965 STATION WAGON peting throughout, washer/dryer, dish- washer, storage shed. h\ay remain In M» CHEVROLET BEL pork. Phone 542-6024. AIR. BLUE. AUTO- MATIC. $575. 495-1206. Tractors CIRCLE CHEVROLET .FARM TRACTOR — International, two 325MoplcAve. Red Bank new fires, disc ond plow, good condition, 741-3130 1B50 firm. Coll evenings 264-5920. The people's choice... TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Suiferb service. DOWNES PONTIAC, 62 Lower Main St., Matawan. 566-2299. Wanted Automotive 9 ACRES Of= CARS 1965 BUICK SKYLARK — Excellent con- WANTED — Choice used cars, with certl. dition. Power steering. V-8.1450. tied mileage. Contact Ed Slgler. 747-416* M. SCHWARTZ CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH WANTED 141 W. Front St.. Red Bonk 747-0717 Party who needs 100% llnonclng on a 1?«9 CHEVROLET CHEVELLE STATION WAGON. SI3v5. For more Information coll JUNK CARS 1972 ELECTRA OASIS MOTORS al 731-7100. PICKED UP A CUTE WORK HORSE - Volkswager TWINBROOK 1965. For summer /winter. Best ofler wins. Coll 797-364} after 6 p.m. AUTO WRECKING i is our choice to sell at reduced prices. We have 1W9PLYMOUTH ROADRUNNER Eatontown 542-2235 Red vinyl lop. 383 4-speed Hurst. GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN — .Chrome wheels. Besl offer. 747-0911. AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH 1968 BUICK RIVIERA - Two-door hard MOTOR5, INC., Hwy 35, Eotonlown. 542- the largest stock of Electros ever, and we're sell- top. Full power plus olr, moo wheels. SI500. 8721866. VALIANT CONVERTIBLE - 1964. Runs atoll times Buyer on premises ing them at this year's lowest prices. Come get a well. Body fair. New brokes. Tires good. 5250, Call 747-3530. TOWN t COUNTRY DODGE 546-6100 MURPHV & DAVI5ON load of our platform... our price! Mercedes -Bern Sales ond Service Hwy 9 Freehold 462.5300 Auto Parts — Repair THE SELECTION IS BEST AND THE PRICES 1971 CHRYSLER - Newport Custom Ex- ecutive car. Four-door hardtop, vinyl top, '»« *VSTIN HE»I-EY 3000 transmission, RE olr conditioning, oil power. Special Price clulch (never used), pressure plate, throw 13295. BAILLY BROS., Inc., 19 E. New- T0|> ct 0 1 er J>| 7n R f B8*K™ THIS WEEK SO BUY NOW. man Springs Rd., Red Bank. 747-0396. 1512 """" ' - *" ""•• - CARS WANTED — WE PAY TOP DOL- Electro 225, 4-dr. hardtop. pclZ '6°66° BuicWICKk » ,.,VO. W 9Jt Qp-J '1595 •Rl-POWER MANIFOLD - For big v LAR FOR CLEAN USED CARS. llock brakes, power steering, automatic, Special, V-6, power steering oirfoauto- ' • T " , CALL MR. JOSEPH 542 550O ,Pon"°c, two carburetor! ond link- air conditioned, radio, whltewtjli matic transmission* 2-door' ' . radio, 4-speed, vinyl roof. ilres, tinted > MttWJ Bucket seols, tour new tires. Excellent tiower brake*. r>owf?r window", power steering & brakes, radio, nir condiiloficd, rurflo, white LeSabre. 4-door, power steering, mechanical condition. Asking $550. 791- aulomalic transmission, vinyl lop, power brakes, automatic trans- 1393. TOM'S FORD walls, vlnvl too. and air conditioning. mission* olr conditioning, radios whltewalls. PONTIAC GRANO PRIX - 1949. Loaded. New tires, air. vinyl top. Balance of 50,000 !0O Hwy RENTACA35 R 70Pontiac...M795 $ mile warranty. B195. 542-0547 after 5 p.m. Keyport Colollna 2-door hardtop, V-B auto- 70Pontiac... 1795 XKE JAGUAR - 1970. AM/FM radio, olr matic, power steering, vinyl top, LeMans. 2-door hardtop, automatic,* conditioning. Excellent condition. S479S. More Classified whitewolls. power steering, radio, whitcwolls. 70 Buick ....*2895 BUICK OPEL 1964 TR-4 - Wire wheels. Excellent me- on Next Page Electro "22S" power steering, pow- chanlcal condition. Must Mr $595 or besl er brakes, power seats, power win- offer. 391-1393. '67 Pontiac.. ,.*995 dows, air condlllonlno, whltewalls, LeAAans 2-door liardlop, rodio pow- radio, rear defroster, Centrally Located Help Wanted er steering, bucket scats, white- '69AMX M895 1963 FORD GALAXIE - Good Ihope, waltt. 2-door hardtop, V-6, automatic, J175. 19M Thunderblrd, asking >75. fe7- Male and Female power steering, console, olr condi- tioning. $ HWY 35 19M OLDSMOBILE - MS. Good Condi- . - 2695 tlon. Power brokes, automotlc, power '67 Ford M295 Imperial LeBoron, 2-door hardtop, •leering. Rumson. I42-M73. Country Squire Wogon, radio, pow- power Jteerlno 8. brakes, radio, v- invl lop, powsr windows, and air KEYPORT VOLKSWAGEN BUG - 1565. Sunroof. er slflerlng, power brakes, air con- Beetle 2-door, with 4SM»d ond rn- conditioning. Snow tires Included. Good condition. 1700. WATCHMAN M/W ditioning* llnled gloss, (llo. Call 717-1931. 1940 BUGEYE SPRITE Netds minor work 39l-4t7l Sport Wagon. 9-passenger wagon SkyiarK 2-door hardtop, v-8, equipped with power steering and Bonne»lll», <-door hardtop, power „. I9f» FAIHLANE STATION WAGON— sinerlna, power brakes, air condi- 264-4000 VI, air, standard Iranimlnlon. 1500.747. automatic, powor steering, vinyl brakes, aulomalic transmission, ra- top, , tinted gglass, air condl- dio, whltewalls, and air condi- tioning, automatic Iransmlulon, ra- 2513. tioning, radio. tioning. dio, whllewolls. Open Daily until 9 p.m. CHEVROLET WAGON - IMo llxcylln- 45-Car Showroom - 9 Acres of Cars frl I Sat. until 6 p.m. FORfD CUSTOM _ |M4_ y, ^2| NUTO-DIN tmployer, ' • ""LOCAL-LONG DISTANCE MOVING" crimination, all Help Wanted Advertising now appears un- .poly In person. Bow Knot Rtltovront, M WITH A QUICK ACTION IEAVY GROUND RADAR iroad St.rR4«l Bonk. xsmB&K& Estimates given. Reasonable. ,LL COMMUNICATIONS PERSONNEL der the combined "Help Wanted Male ar Female" column. ITCHEN AIDE — Full time. Pleasant LOW-COST CLEARANCE SALE Phone 842-4193 larking conditions and benefit* Included. BARMAID M/W - Nlghti. 6 to 2. Some DAILY REGISTER FURNITURE-ANTIQUES - Stripping, ELEPHONE AND Reference to age, sex or marital status may not be ex- rail Eatontown Convalescent Center, 542- ^nrlenct. Call between 1-5 p.m. 7S7- Family OM Fishing Boali finishing, restoring. No water used No UMMUNICATIONS URGENT! ' ressed, unless a bona fide occupation requirement exists. 700. . sanding needed. Sale for veneers, tnlovs, ECH CONTROLLERS iHORT ORDER COOK - Experienced REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON FAMILY AD Johraon engines, most tlies "'« joints. SNYDER CHEM-CLEAN, & IOMPUTER TECHS Information regarding positions with possible bona fide oc- inly need apply, Matawan Diner, Hwy 24, Ibera! floor time. Prime artd. Coll Mr. ELEPHONE TECHS -lAl-Key Systems Aofawan. No phone colls. irown, I42-1492. 3 LINES-5 DAYS 1A2 FLAGSHIP MARINE cupational requirements or clarification of the New Jersey 3 FOR DRESSMAKING AND ALTERATIONS CABLE SPLICERS N — By examination. Full lime, 7 to 3 PART-TIME Municipal Morlrw Basin Law Against Discrimination may be obtained by calling the The Carol.-Ann Shoppe CROSSBAR 5 ilft. Excellent benefits. Apply in person, Farm help wanted. JUST $2.00 AtlonllcHlghlamfa, NJ. 229 W.JE/ont St., Keyporl^64-O472 New Jersey Division on Civil Rights, (201) 648-2700, or by letween 10-3 p.m. Arnold-Walter Nursing Hours W. Evenings by oppolntmenl. tome, 622 5. Lourel Ave., Hozlet. 787- voilable for Merchandise For Sole only. ENGINEERS — Degreed or non-degreed. COUNTERMEN M/W — Weekends. Ex- (201)291-2638. Weddings o specialty. WALLATION-0PERATI0N writing to 1100 Raymond Blvd., Newark. N.J. 07102. . tlcle must originate from a houfehold perience unnecessary. Apply Nlcfccrson's, iiwl mav not e«ct«d a sale price of $50.00 MONMOUTH MAINTENANCE iALES PERSON - For'bakery. Apply tn 72 Boardwalk, Keonsburg. No phone colls- MICRO-WAVE M&WROOFING Derson, mornings. Freedman s Bakery, >rlce MUST be odvertlsed. Eoch.oddlllon- TROPO-SCATA .eonardvllle Rd., Belford. 1ECEPTIONIST - Part-time. Flexible BOAT CITY ENGINEERS-Degreed . Help Wanted Help Wanted I line S1.O0. No copy changes may be Flberglas boats. 27 models. N.wfSSMan,a|d?o,?sr,polr.d: win. Diversified duties Include light t/p- MICRO-WAVE -Path Profile!, field lest. LUA4BER — Experienced mechanic, al- lade ond no discounts or returns will be. 1031 Hwy Ji 471 451S Mlddletowi Call for tree estimates 291-4218 after 5 Male and Female ng and answering phone. Con liod lo full p.m. TROPO-SCATA ...... , Male and Female jrotlons and jobbing. Steady, oil year, lime position with world's largest employ- lade It ad is canceled before expiration. BOAT INSURANCE ' " IENIOR FIELD ' . I UPERINTENDENTVMANAGER - iceanport la Rumson area. Call Bob Jen- ment service. Call Mr. saloukat, 747-1121. To Place Your Daily Register Reasonable Roles PAINTING - Interior, exterior. ELEPHONE ENGINEERS in, 229-W2S. SNELLING AND SHELLING, 54 Sroad FAMILY AD, CALL.. Reasonable rates. Experienced. :oupte, take over complete management . GROSSINOER J, HELLER AGENCY WO YEARS CENTRAL OFFICE QUALITY md maintenance, 60 unit furnished garden I., Red Bank. Brood J. Mechanic sis. 741-2100- Red Banl B42-O376 IXPERIENCE. 1ECRETARIE5 — With medical termlng- ipartments. Top salary plus bonus. 222- ogy background. Requires steno, good HOUSE PAINTING lONFIGURATION AND APPLICATIONS' 1233/ 400 Ocean Blvd., Long Branch. OUTBOARD MOTOR - Excellent condl- )F STROMBERG CARLSEN XY OR CONTROL yplng ond dlclophone skills. Varied Inter- 741-6900 Free estimate!. ELEPHONE SOLICITING - PART- esting duties. Apply Personnel Office. Situations Wanted Coll 747 J32» EIMEN'S EMD IME. Wont to earn EXTRA INCOME Aonmouth Medical Center, Lgng Branch. 24-Hour iENDERS TRAN5LATERS md still oo your housev/orli? Work trora Female T»" IDEAL CRAFT - 106 h:p. In REROOFING_AI"reoVonablepric«7 N PROCESINSPECTORS S RAINEE — Clean cut, eager, aggrcs- ome. Must be able to coll Red Bonk VOMAN — Wishes to stay with children TACKITCRD board/outboard engine, hem. Goad condl Free estimates. Call the Hot Line irea. Coll M2-5749. Ive. $7000 plus to start. Unlimited paten. tlofi. Mini Mil. Set ot Irwin's Boat Yard Coll 787-7153. M N^^om DO ter manufacturer lal. Leorn good trade; Now is the time to /filler parents vacation. Or full time |ob. if Prown'a, you'll sea dozens of porch and (201)842-7210 seeks experienced electronic in- 'ERSON — To work In bokery, Little Sli- lonslder your future! Call Joe Allan, all 747-2249. .each chain on display ... quality ... CARPET CARE - Have your' rugs ond OVERSEAS RECRUITERS spectors. Requirements for these er area. All year-round. Full or port' melllng and Snelling, 54 Broad St., Red i w price. CAT BOAT — 1939. 26' yawl rigged, S upholstery CAREFULLY cleaned. Quick LIMITED positions are as follows: Ime. Call lor appointment, Mr. Llss, 7hone contact. New small office, Rec yplng. Write Box CI42, The Dally Regis- firm. Call Ul-UU. Call Ken, 471-3419. read mechanical layout drawings. IOW $15. HOOVER FLOOR POLISHER. ids, 291-2223. lank. Growth potential, salary pfu; Ive vcors old. $10. Coll SO TOI. INDUSTRIES, INC. wnus. Call 7-9 p.m., 539-3403^ 25' GAFF-RIGGED SAILBOAT - Thri. IN-COMING - Must have ex- XPERIENCED TANK DRIVER - |lbl. one moln and one spinnaker. Musi IDS Immediate openings for TU'RFITOA'RDS — <4) Kunes, 5'tO" twin perience In printed circuit board nlon wages. Paid holidays. Paid vaca- ECRETARY — To management execu lln, 4'2" and o'4" round toll, 4'10" pin, all Mil. Best offer. 291-3939. CUSTOMER and art work inspection. Some Situations wanted MMal0 e NOEL tion, hospltalization. Inquire Rollo Truck- Ive, with pleasing personality ond good in good condition. Coll 170-2424. A»k (or electrical testing experience help- Ing, 395 Broadway, Keyport. .kills in typing end light steno. Excel I en 14' FIBEROLAS SAILBOAT — New con SERVICE ENGINEER ful. red. ^ ____— dftlon. SI25. Coll after 11 a.m. CONST. CO. INC. "his position requires ot least three years vorking conditions, write to Box R-40 LAWNS MOW 142-0797 Kperience in NC/DNC or automatic pro- he Dally Register, Red Bank. #6 MOVING — plna pong table, $15. Tennis CONCRETE & MASONRY :ess control sysienrw. Background must We offer opportunity 1oi" advance- AVON ODD JOB sloy-back net, »'e. Boby crib, $10. Other- WANTED— 8' Flberglos sailing dinghy Coll 291-3041 include maintenance end understanding ot ment, good starting salaries, ben- UMMER'SHEREI The weather's SECRETARY — With bookkeeping ex Coll John, 842-11 joby equipment, $15.747-4454. Underwibs. CTOJS package, and attractive great... so get out 6f- the house, start serlence, liberal fringe benefits. Send re mini-computers, electronic servo systems NTIOUE FIREPLACE MANTLE - $25. Call 364-5515 and compulor peripheral equipment. Ap- working conditions in our modern earning money as on Avon Representa- >ume with salary requirements to P.O ALTERATIONS air conditioned plant. tive. Discover how easy it is to sell lox J, Mlddletown. Attention of Air. Scuf- tol.cn marble, 10 pieces, 12x12, 52 each. IMO 24' ZOBEL — Hord-top skiff with fly plicant should possess the capability to FINANCIAL Dormers, porches, stairs, additions, etc. Jerform dlaitol interface. Avon products to friendly people. Call: t. p/l-4741. Ing brldoe. 313 cu. In., 185fi.p, Chri s pow Free estimates. Insured. Reasonable. I do Send resume and salary history to Mrs. Word. 741-4343, 462-3377 or 774- RCA TV tr with, two-to-one redudlon. Mechonlcol- •the |ob myself, call Jim, 776-876*. 1220. N — A'Vondays and Tuesdays, 7 a.m. to 3 Business Opportunities . Actron Industries, Inc. APPLY IN PERSON .m. Call Shrewsbury Nursing Home. Black and white. $35. ly perlect, mony extras. Must sell to relo- ODD JOBS - This Is the onswer to the cate! Asking S1400 Including slip. Con be subsidiary of McDonnell Douglas Corp., 8:30-11:30 a.m. and 1-3 p.m. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS M/W —' 741-2059 IMALL FtfETTblL BUSINESS- For. Coll 471-4087 lobs around your home that never seem to 76 Riverside Ave., Red Bank, N.J. 0770). Mease call In person between 3-5 p.m. :ale. 4SO.0OO gallons yearly. Reply Box C- seen ot Cooit Inn, Red Bonk, pock 3- A- get done. For free estimate, ask tor Ken, LUMBER — Experienced In service 4" PORTABLE — G.E. TV, $25. Meot (or Horry, or coll 544-1474. Good income. Happy Apple Inn? Rl 34, 40, The Dally Register, Red Bank. After 5 p.m., 7S7-544I. CIVIL DESIGN POSITIONS Colts Neck. ork and new work. Good pay ond ben llccr, S5. Ping pong table, $5. Coll 842- INTERDATA [Its. Must have own tools. Call 767-0873. HOMEDELlVERV NEWS SERVICE" HOIJSECLEANiNG — By inwrcdTrained 5r, Design Engineer _ Crescent Place 229-4041 NURSE'S AIDES — Day shift. Call Hill- Good part-time Income. Men wltti own eaulpmenf. Backed by Blue top Nursing Home lor appointment. _ARAGE~SATE — Household Items, loc Design Engineer ' Oceanport, N.J. Ext. 201-2 Coll 7B7-4579. o S!0. Sat., July 29, s-6 p.m. 31 Portrldije Chip Corporation. Floors, Walls, Rugs, Senior Designer (Behind HOLIDAY INN on Route 36) 671-oirf TEACHERS Windows Funiture cleaned In your International Corporation has found that .one. New Shrewsbury. Designer An equal opportunity employer WAITRESSES M/W — Cashier. Refer- SALTY Senior Draftsman teachers make our best management. Can COMPLETE ARTIES — Are extra fun wnen you rely ences, MARTINI'S DINER, Hwy 30, Earn 510,000 first year port-time. For de- ,n All Purpose Rentals, Ul Newman A complete selection of ma Draftsman . MODEL SHOP o, you ore the person we are looking for each, 244-imor5B3-l»S. Boat House Experienced builders In Monmouth Coun- isually Extensive Benefits. Salary De- ^hone Mr. Slocum after 6,671-0213. Ocean Aye. 1 ricating machines. Good salary, and ex- EXPANDING MONMOUTH COUNTY BARMAID (M/W) - Must be over 21. N Sea Brlgh ty tor over IS years. We do additions* dor- pends on Qualifications. An Equal Op- cellent oeneflt„ s and workin....Xing conditionsco . SEDROOM SET — Double four-poster mers, siding, roofing, masonry, kitchens, REAL ESTATE FIRM - Seeks full time xperience necessary, will train. Con earn IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE — Red portunity Employer. Wrilc Indicating so lory to: 'eal estate sales people for our new oti >10O-S125 per week for five days. No calls. bed. Mattress ond box spring. Two dres- bathrooms and new construction on your Box R-43 Bank area. Establlstwd advertising puDII ers. 5125.291-3845. HOCSCLAW BOAT TRAILER Ices. Licensed or unlicensed. If unll- kpply In person only, between 9-10:3C cation. Take over operation. Small In 140016s. Used threejeaions. SI85. iend Resume or write for application to The Dally Register. Red Bank, N.J. :ensed, we will train and prepare through .m.OLD VILLAGE INN, 26 W. From 787-0816 AH replies acknowledged vestment, then pay os you go. Call Mr JOTOOOR DINETTE SET - 30"x60", COII74M4M' T & M ASSOCIATES, INC iur special school. Unlimited potential St., Red Bank. Ask for Bob Martin. Schuster. 741-5831. 213 Highway 35 Equal Opportun Ity Employer llass top, while wrought Iron, with six 515,000-520,001) first year, possible man- chairs, floral print cushions. $100. 842- BAY BOAT 14' — Plberglos boltom. Red Bank/ N J, 07701 ogement In near future. Draw available. CLERK — Miscellaneous duties, ossUtlni Solid and reliable «50. TRUCKING F YOU CAN OFFER - A sound business or coll Call Palace Realty Associates, 988-4400 or the blotter-galley operation. Triangle Pub /enture, I will Invest time and money. Coll291-2<67 MOVING AND HAULING, PIANO MOV- icatlons. Inc., Research and Developmen ING. REFRIGERATORS. WASHERS, Mrs. Scott at (201) 747^112 264-S30O. Ask for Mr. Stearn. Reply Box KB, The Dolly Register, Red IUBY GOBLETS — 19th Century. Sets Center, Hlghtstown* 08520. An equal op lear pressed goblets. BEHIND THE OWENS CABIN CRUISER - Inboard! DRYERS, MOVED AND DELIVERED. GOOD HUMOR portunlty employer. (609) 443-91 So, Ext Bonk. 22', 1956. Must sell. Best offer. TREES AND SHRUBS CUT DOWN AND SALESPERSON — Long hours, low pt IMES ANTIQUES, 77 Shrewsbury Ave.. REMOVED. FREE ESTIMATES. INSUR- REAL ESTATE no chance of advancement. 5ounds rlL. Coll 741-4411 after 6 p.m. Man or Gal culous? It Is. We can offer you a sound fi ED. SALES OPPORTUNITY REGISTERED NURSES — For renal dia JERSEY SPEED SKIFF - Flberglos Opportunity for ogress I ve minded Individ • No experience necessary nSnclal future In real estate. We sell INSTRUCTION IHREE-PIECE — White wrought iron World Record holder, 1971 National Wgh - No cost or expense to you homes. MELMED REALTY, 671-5650. ysis. 7 o.m.-3 p.m. and 3 p.m.-ll:30 p.m scroll outfit for garden or patio, SI25. Also 739-0648 uals to work for a young up and coming shifts. Contact Assistant Director of Nurs Point Champion. Flberglas hull, trailer firm. Only licensed sales people need ap- • Enjoy high Income TUTOR — English, math, reading, ele- white wrought iron table with tour chairs, REMODELING — Pointing, paneling, Bring your N.J. drivers license ing, Jersey Shore Medical Center, 194i mentary. N.J. licensed teacher. Coll 747- and engine, $3800. Mondello IB' flberglas shettrock and taping, concrete block and ply. Full time and paii-ilirie positions ore V00.Collsfo-932<. ski boot, v-drlve, 427 Chevrolet engine. 585 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury SECRETARY Cortlcs Ave., Neptune. An Equal Opportu tile work. Free estimates. 787-3731. open. For confidential Interview call 671- nlty Employer. 5234. EIGER COUNTER — Fisher M-Cope, Tandem trailer, wilt sell less engine. 9633 and Oik. for Mr. Pezza, Experienced In executive work. Must be- M,0Q0 lew engine. 747-1439. come Involved in responsibilities to obtain W0 firm. AMnl bike frome, 170. LAWN MAINTENANCE , FOREMAN WAITERS AND WAITRESSES — Ex Phone 747-5020 Fertlllifna, raking, sod. Free estimates. maximum compensation. Permanent, perlenced. Must be over 21. Breakfast 14' WOOD BOAT — 40 h.p. Evlnrude, plu< NOW IS THE TIME "ood working conditions. Call Howard Phone WI-41M. (M/W) unch or dinner hours available. Apply i MERCHANDISE THREE-PIECE SECTIONAL — Rodio. ski equipment, $450. will sell separately, Experienced real estate person with ful If you have Industrial maintenance oi revllle, 53I-51IW. HI-FI, bookends, chairs, tables, lamps, LIGHT HAULING-CLEAN CELLARS, time intcresis Is welcome to join aggres- person. Mr. Wler, Molly Pitcher Inn, Re 747-5020. paint background, we have Jr. and Sr. SALES MANAGEMENT TRAINEES - For Sale console TV. Alter 5 p.m. 542IM57. YARDS, GARAGES — Free estimates. sive ond growing broker ottering both fi- lank. oremen positions to talk to you about.ist Earn 512,000 per ye< " " • It' THUNDERBIRD - Trl-hull, llberglas, Call after 3 p.m. 741-2149, nancial and personal reward. Extensive and 2nd shift openings, good salary/ an NURSES1 AIOE5 — Experienced, 7-3 p.m USED TEN SPEED BOY'S BICYCLE 75 h.p. Chrysler, trailer. Fully equipped, Miss Strand. 2W-9127. BASEMENT LEAK!NG? advertising budget, small staff and mem- in excellent Benefit package. QUEEN OF CARMEiL NURSING HOME Don't put up with It. THOROUGH SEAL Needs work. $40. Alter 6 p.m. excellent condition. SHOO. Bell, 70s Brood- HOUSEPAINTING -~ Interior. Exterior. bership in two multiple listing services, Write Indicating salary to: Reasonable rates. Free estimates. Call SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS 94C-4991 ,ls the onswer. 19.60 per SO Ib. bag — cov Call (424457 woy, Long Broncti, 322-1690. ossures excellent potential. Respond now Box f&2 On coals. Union shop. Storting solar/ S3 787-4596. for confidential interview. ELECTRICIAN - Five years experience, ers about 200 sq. It. MOVING - Must Mil, 12'X42" OUSMV 15 H.P. EVINRUDE MOTOR - Completi The Dolly Register, Red Bank, N.J. an hour. Apply Wall Street Fashions, 3" AM replies acknowledged Good salary ond benefits. pool, filter, ladder, vacuum, $75. Antique wltn tank. Exct Hem condition, »s. BOWTELL ASSOCIATES Wall St., Red Bank. • lflmtljlJM4 Equal Opportunity Employer Ptipne.7fi7-7Q37. w« RED BANK LUMBER 291-2212 - - 291-2300 .--.. BX OPERATORS «*-"M of-3-Tl shifts, in- Woll-Street •». Red Sank.. 741-5SO0 EMPLOYMENT cluding weekend openings. Full or part' MOTHER'S HELPER — For teacher !25%"DISCOUNT — On women's and chit MOLLICA'S MADE TO ORDER amily. Start Sept. Mornings, 3 or 4 hour: Canvm covers and all types of boat cush- time. Long term work. 741-4700. dren's swim suits. Sam Sllberblatt, 12 SURFBOARD AND WET SUIT - Mini- Help Wanted KEYPUNCH rom 7:15, to send three Boys to school um 5'4". Excellent condition. $25. 747- torn. Also repairs. 8I2-2M5. PAINTER'S HELPER Bay Ave., Highlands. . Coll 741-7813 after 6:30 p.m. •EWING MACHINE OPERATORS —Ex .Ight housekeeping chores. Must-be re- 5396. W HVOROPLANE - Up to 35 tip. or !( Male and Female OPERATORS perienceij. Steady work. Three weeks pa It liable all year. Need own transportation PIANOS-ORGANS vacation, seven paid holidays, pleasant Eatontown. 542-7815. Used student pianos from 175. Unlimited UTILITY TRAILER - 4'x»' bed. Can be "lbs .. LiLimiten d use. Beit offer. Coll M2-JO31 OPERATORS AND Experienced only otter*. working conditions plus many other ben- rentals from 97.50 per month. Warehouse converted to boot trailer. New bearings. FLOOR HELP STEADY WORK CARPENTERS — And cabinet makei tor KIMBALL — CONN — WURLITZER Must sell. Asking $75. Coll 544-147e. FIVE OUTBOARD MOTORS - 11 h.p. BRIDGE SPORTSWEAR helpers. Steady. Good pay ond good work' — YAMAHA — CHICKERING — Over GAS'OKYER — Eleven month! old Whirl- For lodjes' coat manufacturer. No ex- ng conditions. Apply In person, Cabinel Evlnrude. Priced to sell. T lerlence necessary. WILL TRAIN. Apply SECOND SHIFT 247 Bridge Ave. Red Ban 150 units In stock. For appointment call pool, perfect condition. $100. Phone 172-1204 Industries, Hwy 36 ond Poole Ave., Hca INDUSTRIES, INC. in Deraon to 747-1373 442-4730 - FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER Call J44-9727. has Immediate opening tor let. SEABREEZE 1«' - Flberglos, with 4! GARAGE SALE — A/loving. Must sell. L.J. GONZER CREPIT INTERVIEWER — National WANTED — Companion. Lady has sllg MIRROR — Rectangular 60" wide x 30' h.p. Chrysler outboard, used one season CUSTOMER Bridge Sportswear jewelry chain looking for ambitious per- high, $25. Couch, table, portable ttereo, 20-gal fish- All equipment, full vinyl top and curtain ASSOCIATES INC. stroke.. Must have someone drive cor an W Bridge Ave.' ' Red Bank 5U Rt 35, Red Bank son, no previous credit experience ft 922-9463. tank, baby equipment. Much more. JuV encellentcendltlon. site. 842-1682. SERVICE ENGINEER RN '— For busy doctor's office, starling quired, tor part-time work In bur Eatoi make oneself generally useful, Refercnc 2B, 2?. 20 Martin PI., Mlddletown. (Otf required. 872-1106. MASTERWORK.S STEREO — With Co II' TERRY SKIFF - Needs point. 40 h.p This position requires July 31st. Write Box H-70, The Daily Reg 842-3900 townF N.J.', store. Hours vary, Trar Crestvlew Dr.) 842-5438. Johnson, extras, O50. 74 South Ave., At- isler. Red Bank. po r tat Ion needed. Must have babysitter, SECRETARY — For doctor's office. Rei rard turntable. Two speakers and AM-FA/ SECRETARY interested, coll 542-7524 between 3:30 on Bonk area. Salary open. Reply Box M-15 rodio. Interested, coll 741-5812. POOL TABLE — Gotham, s' slate top, lantic H ghlands. 291-1523. at.least three years ex- RN perfect condition. Eight months old. S300. A prestige position^ Good starting salary 8 p.rru The Dally Register, Red Bank. 3-11 p.m. part time, an excellent benefit package.* a'National SEARS MINI BIKE - Automatic, twe Coll 944-9727. perience in NC/DNC Emery Monor,, Malawan DENTAL ASSISTANT — Cnolrside, e gealearsr , 4 h.p., with helmet. Excellent con- BUSINESS NOTICES known corporation and mare! tf this typi TYPIST — Experienced. Would you like ONE BOX SPRING — Mattress, head- or automatic process of situation Interests you, and you havi perlenced. Full time, hall dav Sat. Plea: different and challenging position In dlll"lionc . 5130. 717-5448. FLOOR WAXING — Residential, DENTAL ASSISTANT ant working conditions. Middlelown aret board, double. Studio mattress ond box the secretariat skills or potential 1 health organization? Would you tike to 1 spring wllh legs. Block Formica kitchen commercial. Estimates given. 'Experienced only Available Tate August. Send resume trained as an magnetic card-selectr control systems. Back- Call 244-31(5 or 254-4465 match, then we would tike to talk to yr HAMMOND ORGAN set. Reasonable. 747-24S6. Reasonable. (42-4191 regarding opportunities with us. Box R-37, The Dally Register, Red Bank typewriter operator 'or a new work pr ground must include cesslng center? Do you hove the follow!) 'EXPERIENCED PORTER M/W - Foi Write Indicating salary to: SENIOR TECHNICIAN — Wffft eld TRAVEL TRAILER — 1972 Co-Tog- Help wanted maintenance and un- nursing home work, hours 7-3, three day! BoxR-44 tromechonlcal ability, to design and bull of Asbury Pork Alona. 14'3". Never ujed. Fully equipped. a week, 9« two days a week. Coll (or In The Dally Register, Red Bank, N.J. cooling systems. Apply Electro Irnpuls Brand now organ wllti Rhyffiiri Won ol raffle. SIBOO or best ofler. 944-437J. Male and Female tervlew 291-0440. All replies acknowledged &V5 derstanding of mini- Lob., Inc. 1)6 Chestnut St., Red Bank SKIS — Crystal. 63" long,, bindings and Equal Opportunity Employer Equal opportunity employer. iciiiiiiiupuyy iitripiuijf peisuiiuuit? unu i Immediate doliv/ery. Bench, music on ACT NOW — Join the oldest Toy and Glf operative, (f so, we need you. Good sala lessens Included, poles, $25. Ski coots, 5-6, is.. All good concon- computers, electrons dition. 946-9727. Party Plan In'ltie Counlry -our 25th year! TEACHER - N.J. Certification In Sped* ond benefits. Please call 747-1204, Ext. 4 servo system's and Commissions up to 30%. Fantastic Host- Education, to work with severely dlstur An equal opportunity employer. OFFICE MACHINES - 3M dry photo CO- ess/Host Awards. Call or write SANTA'S COUNTER HELP ed children In therapeutic setting. Wrll 775-9300 iler, "107" model. Paper ana dispenser computer peripheral ^ARTIES, Avon, Conn. 06001. Telephone LIFEGUARD — For garden apartmen Experience preferred but not necessa Box K-53, The Dally Register, Red Banl Matawan area. Must have Senior LI Open doily 'III? Set. 'Ul ncluded. sicD. Thermofax "The Secre- .2O3> 673-3455. ALS5 BOOKING PAR for further Information. lory" paper Included, HID. 842-097?. equipment. Applicant TIES. (or light counter work. Hours available Saving Certificate. Call 775-4131. o.m.-T2 noon, all year round. Good star: TRAINEE - For Materials E M TYPElWRTfERS FlTlE GLAS5WARE - Huntlna prlnij, III- should possess the ca DELIVERY — Part-timeme., fipplApply in persoi Ing pay, paid vacations, paid holiday! PART-TIME — Earn up to J500 a monf Facforv renewed. Rent, ODtion fo buy, Si pedltor/Router. High school education r working from your own home one or fw< ver, Chinese procelalns, fine dlnnerwore, MEN after 4 p.m. Luigt's "Famous Pino, 47 Uniforms supplied. Apply In person only mo. All machines guaranteed. Portabli quired. Apply Electro Impulse Lab, Inc. pressed glass. By appointment only 741- pability to perform di- before noonTMr. GUI. DUNKIN' D( hours a doy of your convenience. Phom repairs. 872-033?. 24-nour service. Middle Ro\, Hozlet. 116 Chestnut St., Red Bank. Equa' Mr. Slocum after 6, 671-0213. M4J. gital interface. NUTS. S4Q Broadway, West Long Branch, porionily employer. RN HANDYMAN M/W — Some carpentry, CH LARGE UPRIGHT PIANO - Rebuilt. Send resume and salary history to 7-3 Sundays MASON'S HELPER — No experlend pointing, etc., part-time. 787-0607, Keans Walnut, $250. Actron Industries, Inc. Emery Manor, Malawan necessary, full-time work. Coll after burg. Phone 741-2919 Phone 291-2667 WOMEN A subsidiary of McDonnell Douglas Corp., USED CAR SALES HOOVER — Washer and join drver, like p.m. 431-2316. 171 Riverside Ave., Red Bonk,fi.J. 0770 1 DICAL SEAlnernstro MECHANIC'S HELPER new condition, S125. Girl's 20" bicycle, SCOTTY — Travel trailer. 1965.13'. ice. Part-time, 18 hours to start. Good RN OR LPN — 7-3 p.m. full-time. Week PART-TIME good condition, S10. 7.9M37oa(ter 5 p.m. All equipment, $695, /ping essential. References. Reply Box Phone 264-5357 WITH CARS LUBE ANDJ3IL MAN end oil. EMERY MANOR, Malawan. 566 Opportunity tor excellent Income In sel M-6, the Dolly ReaJsrer, Red Bonk. 640O. REFRIGERATOR — J25. Sideboard, 510. KEAL ESTATE SALES — Commercial; Apply In parson Ing space for County oriented tnogazlru Toy chest. 55. Droplcal table, 115. Stereo. GUITAR. ORGAN OR BASS AMPLIFIER Industrial, and land only. Local estab- BOOKKEEPER —Some typing. Account EXPERIENCED WAITRESS M/ Moke your own hours with high commis- 150. Braided rug, its. 671-1496. - 60 watts R.M.S, Hos 15" speaker. Sim. TO DELIVER lished tlrm opening new office tor this Ing machine experience helpful. Laid 4 WERNER'S AUTOMOTIVTOM E NEEDED — Apply In person after 6 p.m. sions. Ask tor Mr. May, M1-2K0. Call 74I-B521. purpose. Must nave license and some ex- Co. Distillers, Scobeyvlllc, N.J. 542-0312. Red Oak Diner, Hwy 3&, Hazlet. MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN GREEN COUCH — $10 Hwy 36, Belford Rose beige choir — S5. SURFBOARD - 5'irj", $75. Encyclopedia perience. Send resume to Box K-25, The. COUNTER HELP — Experienced. « pel — Part-time, mainly Sad. Experienced, MEN, LADIES, STUDENTS — Fun ond INDIVIDUAL TO TRAIN —For manage- CoH 747-9615 Britannlca, $45. Electric oultar and ompll- Dally Register, Red Bonk. hour. Full time or part-time. BETT\ Internist's office. Call 7-11-36OO. tier, $40. 842-7925. SUPPLEMENTS wrt-tlme. Car necessary. Cat! loday, start rial position In modern boarding kennel. 1 BRITE CLEANERS, 475 Hwy 35, Rei ILTER - For up to IS pool, $25. Poo omorrow, earrl $3 per hour. 462-1074 be- Experience with animals preferred bu LPN OR RN — Porl-tlme. Saturday cm G. E. REFRIGERATOR — Good condi- MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL — Open- Bank. not necessary. Call 342-4949. Sunday 3 to II. Sunday 7 to 3:30. Full Him acuum, $5. 8'x20" steel wall pool, $6. Inos available now In Monmouth County. 'ween 9o.m. and 1 p.m. aby's dressing table, S5. Cobbler's coffee tion, i cu. ft. 515. REENHOUSE WORKER — Steady, Ol LPN or RN, 11 to 7. weekends off. Al SATS. A.M. Earn S10/S15 per yr. part-time. No ex- INSURANCE — A unique opportunity to HOUSEKEEPER - Five-day-week. Twi benefits. Call or apply In person. Wick' table, $4. 291-0591. Call 741-5916, 9:3010 5 p.m. perience necessory. Company will train. year round. Please apply In person, SPI In family. Live-In. Nice room, Tv*. Stat< handle a special casualty account. Some WAK FLORIST, 99 Ave. of Two Rivers oiunk Private Nursing Home* Rt. 79, For appointment call 747-2092. typing required. Excellent opportunity for references ond write to Box M-10, Th< NORGE 14 GAS DRYER — $50. WHIRL Rumson. Wlckatunk, N.J. m-tm. POOL SUPER WASH MACHINE. Alrrras POOL FILTER — For up to 24' pool. Sand advnncement. Salary commensurate with Dally Register, Red Bank. • or charcoal. Heavy galvonUed tank. $50. experience. Call Howard Prevllfe a» 531- REAL ESTATE PERSONNEL — Residen new, S40. Antique china closet. Best olter Routes available in PERSON FOR DRIVING — And general CASHIER-TYPIST — This Is the lob fo 842-0797 otter 1) o.m. 223-3152. Help Wanted work. Full time. Permanent position. Ap' lal salesman, residential saleswoman you If you like working with people ant WALNUT COUCH - For den, J25. Male and Female ly Norwood Distributors. Inc., 26A meeting the public. Many company --' eal estate branch manager. Apply AL- OLONIAL PRINTED LOVESEAT — RED BANK CHOOLTAXI DRIVERS — No ex. iroadway, Long Branch. 5ee Frank. benefits. Contact Mr. Santos, 671-3111. LAIRE FARROW AGENCY, in Br, With malchlna. blue swivel rocker, 135 ond Child's chest, desk and choir, $25. perlence necessary. Starting Salary S2.5G I., Red Bank. Call 739-0539. er hour. Apply In person to Mr. Michael NURSE — RN or LPN. 3 to 11 p.m. Ful SHORT ORDER COOK WANTED —Must time. Emer/Manor, Malawan. •ORTERS — Full lime positions avallabli BEAVER COAT — Good condition, $25 LIKE NEW — Trundle Deds/mollresses, SHREWSBURY BORO Jormley, Administrative Assistant, Haz- be experienced. Apply In person, REX S35, two floor fans, $8, S15. Hldcobed sofa, ct Township Board of Education, 17I9A 566-6400 in the 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. shift, and the ', Small chest of drawers, $18. Wood ward FACTORY DINER, 117 W. Front St., Red Bank. p.m. to II p.m. shift. Good salary, pleas- 135. B42-70J5. 'nlon Ave., Hcalet, N J. robe, 515. Oval alass-top table, $10. 1 CAR WASH HELP — Part-llmc. 18 yean ant working conditions and full fringe ben/ Rlverdole Ave., Monmouth Beach. FAIR HAVEN JOBS or older. Apply in person at Bubble Brus SECURITIES SALESPEOPLE DESKS, FILES, tables, chairs, adding ma- CHEF WANTED M/W — Full-time, six TralneeSi experienced. Stocks* bonds, m\i- eflts. Apply In person, Personn«.J.£ttlc< Caj; Wash, Hwy 35, Middlelown. Rlvervlew Hospital, Red Bank,' betvJe* BASE RAY CAST IRON — Baseboor chines, typewriters, office equipment, etc. days a week. Call for appointment, 291- lua! funds, new Issues. Top commission, ot bargain prices. New or used. AAC LITTLE SILVER 3400. King James Nursing Home. a.m. and i p.m. An equol opportunity eating, 44', 140. Mirror 3B"x53", $15, Openings In several HO LSEKETPE R F7vedayw«k training, sates aides, etc. Fulivpart-tlme, iloyer M/w! Four melal garden chairs, $4. 741-3460, 5- DESK OUTLET, 1709 Rt. 35, Ookhurst. of our production COOK — For 40-bed nursing home, hours Emery Manor Extended Core Facility, Coll 741-1300 or -477-4777. p.m. departments. Will 7-3. Cook's helper, hours 10-6. Call lor '- Motawan. 566-6400. RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT - Man EATONTOWN DISHWASHER-KITCHEN HELP — Appl HARD MAPLE — dining room table, foui COMPARE BEFORE YOU BUY — Solid be required to work tervlew, 291-0440. WAITRESSES M/W — Over 21 In person after 4 p.m. LUIGI'S FAMOUS oger-tralnes position open with Buxton' five days, Man. to Counlry Restaurant. Excellent opporiunlt chairs with cushions, $75. Upholstere Vinyl siding, doesn't dent like obsolete Full or port-time "tZZA, 477 Middle Rd., Hazlet. metol siding. Coll for free estimate, D. W. Sun. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. REAL'ESTATE SALES — Licensed pre- for ambitious men or women Interested I :halr wllh slipcovers, $35. S73-0988. Call 593-1126 after 4 p.m. Barr Home Improvements. 642-2053. Good Incentive pay, ferred. Aggressive growing oMIcc re- GENERAL HOUSEWORKER — Sleep In, 3 lucrative career. Excellent benefits. Foi after short training quires a large staff due to expansion pro- 'RESS CLIPPING FIRM — Has openings Jmoll familyly. PleasPleasano t conditions. Refer ippolntment, call S21-O221. IT'S TRUE ... "RIDING TORO MOWER - ShjJ., with gram. Only interested In salespeople, de- or trainees as readers. Permanent part- ences. Call 747-4730. period. Hospl* INSURANCE — Person with good back- Dozens ot types of window shades right . catcher, 2 yean old, $250. Coll sirous of earning over $20,000 per year. time employment only; 20 hour week. Ap- 797-4167 tollzoHon, pold ho- Office Icatis, extensive advertising natlun- ply 162 Newman Springs Rd., Red BanK. DISHWASHER — Clean-up, maintenance. ground and some steno for Agency In Rec lock, fringe, colors, florals, stripes CALL 1 I idays ond other a\ referral service. Member ot two MLS , Also chambermaid—M/W. Foil and part- lank area. Please send resume to Box M •Annv UD to 72" wide, i)A9 ond UP. . LITTLE SILVER REPAIR CENTER benefits available. training program. All replies held In stric- 'LUMBERS — Experienced In new con- time. Must be over 18. Apply Holmdel Mo- 16. The Dally Register, Red Bank. Soles & Service test confidence. Send resume to Box G-77, struction. Steady work, benefits. Call 566- lor Inn, Hwy 35. UTOMOBILE MECHANICS - Ex _. PROWN'S New & Used Tractors. Mowers. Bicycles. 222-1000 he Daily Register, Rcc ,3ank. 1819 between 9-5 p.m. 747-0573 741-3SS! REGKWERED NURSE — For nursln erienced only. Good worklno, conditions 2 Brood SI., RedBonk 741 REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON home 11 p.m. tp 7 p.m. shift. Exccllon til fringe benefits. Storting salary $180 HOTPOINT AUTOMATIC WASHER - |i Hwy 35 2M-8000 Keyport iCHOOL BUS DRIVERS— No ex- to 12 Ib. capacity. $20. TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. All Ask for Mr. Ferguson Mole—femcle, lull lime,part-time, licens- salary for appointment, coll 291-0600 all Lou at LAKEWOOD MOTOR CEN mokes new or used. Guaranteed Low as perience necessary. Starting salary $2.50 After 5 p.m. coll 747-1442. >er hour, Apply in person to Mr. Michael ed or willing to learn. Now ttiat you'v Mon. thru Frl. "ER,343-7U59. $25. Serplco's. 101 Monmouth St. Next to talked to the rest, come In ond tolk to th theater. 747-0415. jormley, Administrative AssisiarJ, Haz- ROUTE PERSON WANTED— Fo RN WANTED — For small nursing unit, CASTRO CONVERTIBLE SOFA — Optns let Township Board ot Education, 1719A best. We seek competent ond ambitious to full site bed, Innersprlno mattress. people Interested In earning a minimum of shore's leading laundry and dry cleaner 3-11 p.m., alternate weekends. Phone M2- 14' YELLOWSTONE — Travel trailer. Union Ave., Hazlcl. N.J. Clean. Needs slip-covers. Asking $40. 78r Business opportunities Business Opportunities S?0iOOO a year ond In lurn we offer com- Long established route. Minimum guaran 1400. Sleeps eight. In excellent condlllon. $900. pany paid In depth training program, llb- teed salary. Paid vacation, Blue Cros Coll 741-7599. and Blue Shield. Apply Star Cleaners, an< RECEPTIONIST — Mature, for local doc- RN irol Growing account, 60% commission, A& F PUNCHING BAG - Sland, glove, participating spec arrangements anc Launderers, 132 Myrtle Ave, Lon or's office. Must be able to type and will- CONCORD TRAVEL TRAILER - 1968, 1 TO 7, MONDAY, TUESDAY AND Rrnnch. ing to work Saturday mornings. Ex W595., I Ittlfine Prpro Bottlnn machinechne,, bollbols 19'. Excellent condition. Self contained. WEDNESDAY. STEADY. GOOD PAY. more. Plus (he oppuilunltppy yfu r munuyt.y - )ats, $6, Fine icker pet bed, $10. 842 t h •erlence not necessary, but helpful, wrll Reese hitch and extras. 566-0053 alter 6 ment through a planned program ol e ADMINISTRATIVE nox K-54, The Dolly Register, Red Bank. p.m. or weekends. LJCETTslHf RTAl~E~sTXfE~"SAll=S»AAN pensionansion. WhWfiyy notnot call folorr a confidentiaconfidtsl SECRETARY-SUPERVISOR ntervlew on_nd talk to the compancompany Excellent steno and typing skills. Ablllt HOUSEKEEPER — Experienced. Sleej BILTRITE CONTINENTAL CARRIAGE SEARS SIX-CYCLE WASHER - And Soft M/W — Full time. For progressive olflc?. — One year old. Condition like new. Moy Two days lloor time per week guaranteed: ed t a hhous ue eevery y dday y.. THE KIKIRWAR N to work with people and Ilrmness n OT ouf. Light coD^lnci, References re Heol electric dryer. Used two months. MUST. Liberal frlnqe benefits. Stortlr quired. High salary. 747-2605. be used as car-bed. Cost 195 new. Will sel Coll 583-3261 after 6 p.m. Call PAUL P. BOVA, Broker-Real loi CO., Realtors, 160 Hwy 36, West Keans- 'or $50. 471-3739. We call them Commission Managers burg, N.J. 787-6400. lary operi, according to experience Mlddletown, 671-2544. HANDYMAN -PORTER M/W BED — King slle Beautyrest. Sheets In- and pay them while wo leach them • Send resume to Box R-39, Trie Doily Keg/ THREE-PIECE SECTIONAL - One cock DRIVERS WANTED — Sell Ice cream isler. Red Bank. This very modern special service bulldln cluded. Good condition. to be good ones. Then we give Ihem WAITRESSES — Apply In person after 4 from now until Labor Day on well estab- )ffers future opportunity to move up tc tall loblo and Iwo swivel rockers, all mod Cll 4620351 ).m. Liigl's Famous P\ua, A77 Middle lished routes row earning 5200 a week, DENTAL ASSISTANT — Must be ex- ^sslstanl Maintenance Man. Good solar cm. Phone- 566 02BS, a good seivice slalion localion and Id., HazleL_ Apply now lor pleasant summer work, perienced. Full time. Must type. Salor\ and benefits. Red Bonk area. an attractive commission. We sup- Call 495-Q151 from 6-9 p.m. Or anv tir- open. Write Box M-12, The-Dally Reals CAREER MARKETING AMANA r- Add-on automatic Ice-makei Moi-tT Classified MY EXPANDING BUSINESS ~ Requires Soturday or Sunday. kit. Model lC-l, In carton, unpacked an ambitious person or couple who would er, Red Bonk. 14 West Front St. port them with local and national ad- '47-3040 Red Bon Moke oiler. Call after 5 p.m. B42-7319. on Next Page WE Ike a large Income. No Inveslmcnt. Ca" REGISTERED NURSES — And LPN's toi GARBAGE TRUCK DRIVER — Ex- vertising. 122-3704. nursing home. Full end part-time. Gooc perienced, with references, Own means ol pay. Holrttdel area. Coll i>'ii'JV/S. ran5portatlon. Coll between 6 and B p.m, RESUMES PREPARED WAITRESS — Experience preferabl 542-1749. As a Commission Manager you will 1 work hard; we don't deny it. But use must be over 21. M/W. 6:30 a.m. to 2 p.m GO-GO DANCERS - Call tor appoint- HIRE d/r Personnel HOWARD JOHNSON RESTAURANT, R' ment ond further Informalloni Fort Mon- CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY your own ability, put your sales and 35, Middletown." mouth Officers' Club. 542-7330. Equal op- |J7 Oroud St.. Reii Bank 0J2-35O1 portunity employer, merchandising training to work and BEAUTICIAN - Experienced..fallqwlo .TART'YOOR OWN BUSINESS —51000' CARPENTERS, MASONS — Expcrlencec A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR watch your income climb. Here's )er monlh part-time. Investment less tnan not necessary. For Frt. and Sot. Red Banl 747-3Q0B. ' only. Steady work, good working condl' BOSSES your chance to be the boss! 30^42O30Hetwecn5 and 7 p.m. tlons. Cull 747-4955, MANY NEEDS AHt YUU WfcLL GROOMED — And per ^^(TfcSTMFTALesPtRSdN EV sonable? Can you take a little dictation JANITORS (2) We will be interviewing Thursday nerienced. Allaire-Farrow, Middlelown of- type somewhat and answer the pnon Coll lor appointment. Rumson-Foir Have Icc. Member two Mulliple Listing Ser pleosantty? We need a person to hondle Rcalonal Hlflh School. 842-U97. July 27, 1972 between the hours 9 ^Iccs. Call Mr. Schilling 6/1-2590. Diamonds variety of Hunt secretarial duties in WAITE^s"ANO*WArtRESSES WANTl=b Adding Machines Pearl and A.M. to 6 P.M. at the Holiday Inn, WORTTHREeDAYSAWEEk young, relaxed atmosphere with a smo — port'tlme work. Experience necessary. Bought or Restyled Bead Restringing ialcs work. Anderson's TV. 30 Broad St., grouup ot professional people. Interested; Coll 2V1-2404. JTypewrrters Route 1 (South Bound) North 15*54 Let us buy the diamonds you don't weor *ed Bonk. Coll ^ ADDING MACHTtTES"^Type'wVliers Expertly an braided nylon. J1.!O a strand! Brunswick, N.J. Directions: One mile DESK CLERK-RECEPTIONIST — 7 or let us restyle them for you personally Sterling clasps from 75c. REUSSILLES', sold, rented, repaired. Serplco's. 101 Moo Reussllles', 36 Brood SI. >.m. MO PHOME CALLS. Apply In pPT moulh St., Red Bonk. 747-0*85. Br 0115 Ban south of Route 1 and 130 Trattlc Business Opportunities Business Opportunities on, HOWARD JOHNSON AAOTOR ° '-'y k Circle. LODGE, Hwy 35, Mlddlctown. __ Garage Doors SALESMA~N (MTWT^EKTCUTIvolypY living In Monmouth County, with sales ot Electric operators. Rodio Controls. jJj Call during inlerviowing hours only. lusiness background, to train as Special Flberglos Doors, Sales ond Service. 0L N C0 Builder ?°,. _. ' ~ ROOFING AN \gent. Storting satory to $12,000. Call M Call NED SICKELS, INt. 542-6212 RALPH A. COLE, Dullder — New homes, l1 !elmont, 671-5077,10:00 to 12:00 A.M. additions, alterations ond roofs. ! ' (201) 246-2800 FOR LEASE Call 741 3305 fcso] T?ir31TJGcoRpirsin^i EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER - Fu Odd Jobs ar part-time. Through general ledrier LIGHT HAULING — Cellars, garages 14.000 lobs. Free esllmoles payroll, taxes and bank reconclllalion cleaned up. Free estimates 741-2149 otter 3 Adorn Llnzmoyer, 291-0302. HUMBLE OIL & 2-BAY SERVICE STATION Write Box iW-13, Tho Dally Regisier, RCI Clocks and K1-269I S sTvTSdOFlfilT 7iVSii M'"'m<><;''> County',.Uv1 e |IWire| RoofeVs" REFINING COMPANY RT. 33 & Asbury Ave., Freehold PLUMBER AND PLUMBER'5 HELPER Watch Repair .-IC^lilLzi!!! "' " "O ' work. Experienced. Highlands nren. Pold ho Antique rlocks. watches, fine Icwrlry ex- Painting and Decorating, P.O.Box 66, Linden, N.J, Paid training lldays. Collcf!or£ 747-1439. pertly done. Don Pons. Jewelers, '99 Riv- PAINTING- Brush and sproy.'Aisowair" Slipcovers er Rd,, Fair Haven. 8«-6?57. papering. Call for tree estlTWte. CUSTOM MA 07036 Pod Schoellner 142-4168 SLIP COVERS"IT " PAPER Call CHEVRON OIL CO. rlm-ponellng—alternations. Excellon No lob llooo irnoll ipportunlly. Coll 7<1-U44 after 7 p.m. Concrete Work FRANK E. WHITIN— Til *G Waterprooflng~ An Equal Opportunity Employer 687-1550, Ext. 72 .OLIVETTI COPIER TECHNICIAN TILE, CERAMICS, MOSAICS - Pointing, CARL B^ JONES — Pointing arid' wailpa" wuji hove eleclro-nrnchanlcol copabl plastering, masonry, concrete, stucco. peNnaperlr- . Full" "y Insured' . "*-For- *tree estimates, tARS*"UAS*Wfiy3 HMcs. Complete training provided $16' GoryGufert. Fully Insured, 73V 247V call jveek.for experienced lo start. 24&-H24. 32 The Daily Register, Bed Baak-Mlddlekwa, N.J. Wednesday, July 26, Houses For Sale Houses For Sale Lots and Aereas* LITTLE sd-ve* JUST LISTED! Items for GhettoThrift Merchandise Wanted Commercial Rentals DUTCH COLOMIA4. for Sale ' OLDER HOME WINPOWSALE WANTED CHARMING! Fr&. . ...m. a—n SMIr_ *„ fctvi l«h«t4 tsetlngi U TO REMT OH CEASE _, fwr btrtfrowrvi, 1/J trtjthi.'lgro* (orr.ll/ Shop Being Collected f. eft- Linden PI. ""t.8"!! Church. STORE FIXTURES!— Steel shelving, gon AKC GERMAN SHORT HAIRED POINT- Duplex (two family) l 1732. Project Understanding, a dolo type, check out counters. Phone 29?, ER — Male, l /i years 150. Has been hunt- 7<7 (Q97 Eves. Sun. 747-4068 wALLfdwtfSmP*M;oo842-42006 Tremendous opportunity, ow'nel r llqulda »371. ed. 291-9335 SHOP OR OFFICE - Three rooms, JU< New custom bvUt rancher. Three master ting. Call 741-1144 after 7 p.m. series of programs presented Rd., Fair Haven, Vllloge area. J150. 7' LIVE AS YOU size bedrooms, formal dining room, eat-in WESTERN SADDLE - Like new. 430' ol FREE TO GOOD HOMES - Five fe- BUILDING POU SALE — 700 sq. It. first 7666. Mr. Cozens. science kitchen, full basement, (over- floor.. Second floor oportmtnt, 421 sq. ft. last spring at St. Mary's Cath- Bedell to Get three-rail round ranch fence with gates, males, one male, hall Shepherd. Father ALWAYS MEANT TO home. Can't last. almost new. Original cost 1685, sacrlflc con be seen. Call 495-0252. OFFICE SUITE - Choice Red Bank ate An open Invitation lo share your lite with Will take first mortgage with a substantial olic Church, here. 1450. Coll 291-9371. In prestige building. Approximately 9: this spacious, beautifully caret) far home. PALACE down .payment. Located Fair Haven. Call POODLE PUPPIES — Seven weeks. Twi Desirable for on/ profession. Call 747-373 Be proud of the 2f' living room and sepo- 291-2121. The Trenton thrift shop is Andreach Aware 3 STORM WINDOWS - 2S"x63", 19x34 la party poodles, one brown and white re 9a.m. to 5:30 p.m. role dining room, at ease In a well op- Realty Associates lousle window, 22x34 jalousie, two la male, one black ond white male, 150 each. polnted kitchen, sink your to« In luxu- Member SMLS-Rtollors operated by a self-help group lousles, 28x63. Best offer. 787-2761. Two all black, one female, one mole, one OLDE FAIR HAVEN Also member 5MML5 Real Estate Wanted KEANSBURG - Democrat- cocoa female, 175 each. AKC registered. Five rooms now available for shops. LI rious carpeting thru-out. Enloy me huge boiemenltor hobbles and crofts. Three Rl. 35, Neptune which gives high school drop- ic Assemblyman Eugene Bed- Puppy shots. 7S7-5448. DEUX, 799 River Rd. 741-4337. Across from Channel Lumber WE BfJYTKroSETFOTrCAsH - Repard-' POLICE RADIO delightful bedrooms, two fully tiled baths. less of condition. No red tapel KIRWAN Coll 747-3935. 15 STALL BARN — 15 acres of posture, FOR RENT — Store or office, 430 sq. Ovenliea garage. Waiting to be asked, ot 988-4400 CO., Realtors, 717-5500. ell, a local resident, will be all facilities. Groom on premises avail- In Port Monmoutn. J130 per month. C< a price of (45,5ft. LIVING ROOM — And dlnlna room furnl 7)7-0816. LISTINGS URG6NTLV HEEDED In "At- LEGAL NOTICE presented the Benjamin An- ture, sewing machine, portable dish able. Reasonable monthly rent. Coll after 6, 741-4497. The FERNWOOD lonllc Highlands, highlands, Leonardo NOTICE TO UDDERS washer, radlo-hi-fl. Moving to smaller RED BANK — Three-room profession T and Naveslnk. BROOK AGENCY, t9 First dreach Memorial Award Sat- office, 600 sq. ft., all utilities. Grour NOTICE Is hereby given that sealed quarter^ Call 767-3268 between 4-7 p.m. LABRADORS — AKC, block. Excellent ESTATES Avi.. Atlantic Highlands 291-1717. bids will be received by the Township floor. S150 monthly. Write to Box H-6 LIncrott. N.J. Newman Springs Rd. ond urday night in the Veterans of PHILCO — Two-door refrigerator-tree:- pets or field. Males $125, temoles 5100. Commit!** of the Township of Mlddletown PICK of lifter. Reserve now. 471-4378. The Dally Register, Red Bonk. Applebrook Stag PI. New Colonial homes, $63,500. WE BUY HOUSES FOR TOPDOLLAR for One ft) 1971, Fifteen (1$) passenger er, 560. Dinette set, S3S. 200 2" concrete Pour bedrooms, 2Vi baths, two-car ga- In ony condition. Foreign Wars hall. .._..•...-. blocks, 6x15, is cents each. 471-2816. RED BANK — Shops available In ne< Von. Sold bids are to be opened_and reod SCHNAUZER PUPPIES — Miniature. Agency-Realtors rage, fireplace in den, fully wooded one Phone 2J7-7S2S In public at the Township Hall, King's AKC. Excellent pedigree. Home raised Victorian Vllloge to be constructed od acre lots. Equipped for air conditioning. The award, presented an- G.E. AUTOMATIC WASHER cent to THE HOUSE ON M0NMOU1 23ARoulefRUMSOl N M-1UXIESTAT E AREAMclowa, n LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES — In Highway ond Hlghwav 35, Mlddlelown. Used. $50. with children. 431-2937. Five minutes'from Garden State Parkway, New Jersey on August 7,1973 ot 2:0) p.m. STREET. Occuponcy November, 197: 222-1919 Aurora Builder: Keonsburg-Mlddlelown-Hoilet-Holmdel. nually by the Regular Demo- Call £71-4416. GERMAN SHEPHERD — One year aid Days 747-1141. After 6,142-4835. CONTEMPORARY FLAIR - On almost prevailing lime. acres. Four-bedroom, 3','2-bath ranch with THE SMOLkO AGENCY. 717-0123. Complete specifications and forms of cratic Club, is bestowed upoji SEARS DELUXE — Frost-free refrlg female, spoyed. Family dog free lo a good TWO-ROOM EXECUTIVE OFFICE unusual division of living and sleeping home. Call 291-3573. Wt Hove Buyers! bids are on file at the Office of Central eralor-freeier, 8 months old. Paid S329 Paneled, fully carpeted, private bai areas. 15x25 living room wlfh cathedral HAZLET RANCH Listings urgently needed In th* areas or Purchasing, Administrative Building, "the outstanding Democrat of sell lor $200. 291J4BO. BLACK AND WHITE PUPPIES" newly decorated. Excellent locatloi celling and stunning celllng-to-floor white J3J.9OD Hoilef, Mlddletown, Belford, Leonardo, Highway 33, Mlddlttown, New Jersey. TELEVISION — Combined TV, radio Free to good home. Available Aug. 1. Coll 747-5»5». marble fireplace. Kitchen and beamed jlna ranch features three bedrooms, etc. Call Gwrge A. DeLorme, Reollor. Copies of which moy b( received by pros- .the year." celling family room area II 40' expanse \W baths, full finished basement with bur, record player, dark wood, $60, 471-9642 MIDDLETOWN - Modern two-bedrooi SfSSS Qualify Realty Associates pective bidders upon application. Call 291-1332. adblnlng dining and living areas for great Meal for entertaining. Includes 14x14' 00- Member Multiple Listing Services Bids must be moo* on standard propos- Mayor Harry Graham, pres- BEAUTIFUI Mole German Shepherd duplex. $165 month plus utilities. entertainment.bedrooms isolated ond «i- meroom, I7'x24' utility room. Tfirtt mo- 787-3482. 291-3232 at forms fn Ihe monmr designed therein STEREO SYSTEM - AM-FM radio pup. AKC. 4 months old. Affectionate. 575. usually large. Bath» by Kohler Include Ipr o»l/aiKMJnclulei In this low price. and required by the specifications, must ident of the organization, eight-track player, turntable, air suspen Call 671-3595 evenings. sunken tub, mirrored walls. All electric Call for appointment. Realtors. be enclosed In a sealed envelope bearing slon speakers and headphones. $150. 787 home with central air conditioning, deny- LEGAL NOTICE stated, "Assemblyman Bedell BROOD MARE - Good conformation. mldlfler, humidifier, electrostatic all the norm and address ot th* bidder, and 0616. Good home more Important than price. Houses For Rent KIRWANCO. accompanied by a Certified check drawn has done an outstanding job in Clemen, even a built-in vacuum system. ,-TICB FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Coll 446:9309 after 5 p.m. All Tlurmopane throughout. Full base- AlrportPlaio ^^ H«le to th* ordir of ttit Township of Middle- RUM50N — TKfee^peoToonThouse.'Wol town In th* amount of Un per cent (10) of his freshman year in the legis- Welfare and people with credit problem; HORSE STALLS FOR RENT to-wall carpeting In living room, flri ment. Extras Include G.E. Americana two Nolle* ls"hireby"glVMFttatBth*SBoard or Instant credit. Immediate delivery. Col place. Suil6ble for couple with one chile self-cleonlng oven range, Kltchenold Su MIDDLETOWN NAVESINK Sleepy Hallow Horse Farm Trustees of Brookocle Community College Th* Township Committee of the Town- lature and has emerged as Mr. Grand, 373-M11. Mlddletown. 741-2332 No pels. $275 monthly. Year lease. Sea perba dishwasher. Many extras Includ will receive sealed bids tor Automotive rlty. 842-1765 wall-to-wall throughout. Asking lllo.tt* SALTWATER INLET Equipment and Supplies at the Purchasing ship of Mlddlelown reserves the right to one of the Democratic leaders STILL ONLY GOLDEN RETRIEVER — Female. Free For Immediate occupancy, Sept. 1. 142- Of Shrewsbury River with riparian rights Ofllw at 765 Newman Springs Rood. LIn-refect ony or all bids, for any reason to good home with lots of land. S125 to 1350 Per Month 793?. on 75' x 210' property. Older Colonial crott, New Jersey on August 1,1972 at within the state." A for SI OS INSTALLED — while oluminui CalHM2i5)5 THE BERG AGENCY home. Graciously remodeled living room, 3;00 P.M. prevailing time, ot which time By order'of the Township Committee of .combination windows. Rt. 35 Mlddlefr JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED 24x22, dining room, II x 12. Kitchen, and place laid bids will be publicly T«mh,ofMt«.J»wn The award will highlight the ST. BERNARD - AKC quality puppy. 67MO0O — Custom built thrse-bedroom, three- 13x14. Den, three bedrooms, (master bed- One male left. Champion line bred. Ready JTERBRAUM PROWN'S WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS —Fi bath, brick and natural shake home. oom 24>22I, v/2 batlu. screened porcn. club's annual dance, which is to go. 531-2022. Vould you believe to.Wr McALlSTER Corrtroct documents may be examined an .Township Admin I it rat or 32 Broad St., Red Bank • 741-7501 nlshed and unfurnished. Immediate oci Lorge gracious living roam ond formal or after July 26, 1972 at the Purchasing NIKON MOVIE CAMERA - Power zoom, dining room, kitchen nas separate eating AGENCY. Realtor, 109 E. River Rd., 1 open to the public. Tickets FREE KITTENS pancy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGENC Rumson. J42-U94. Office of Brookdale Community College, " » to 1, with 1,8 lens. 1250. To good homes. Oceonport Ave., Oceanport. JJ2-3500. area overlooking flagstone patio. Crown 741 Newman Springs Road, Llncroff, New 642-3704 or 222-2274 Call 747-2172 ccblnets are solid cherry with "no core" TREES TREES TREES NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS will be available at the door. KEANSBURG — Pour-bedroom nous satin finish, family room has outside en- Notice Is hereby given inert sealed Propos- This thrtt-bedroom custom built ranch, Bid securities In th* form of a bid bond ETHAN ALLEN — Pine lour poster bed, BOARD YOUR HORSE WITH ME den, lolousled porch, l'/i baths, two fir trance, wet bar and refrigerator, lovely located In St. Mary's Parish, has country als will be received by the Municipal Ad- mattress and box spring, queen size, $300. Will core tor, feed and exercise. Plenty of ploces, all electric kitchen, hot water i Tennessee marble llreploce. Many more wllh odeauote security thereon, or certi- ministrator of the Township of Middle- •lie kitchen, large living room, sunken fied check In on amount equal to 10% of Bennlngton Pine dining room set, $200. grazing land. tSO per month. Coll 291-4753. neat, built-in garage. Near beach on fine features like central air conditioning family room ond one-car garage. Ctnlrol- town, Monmouth County, New Jeney far: Bennlnaton Pine coffee fable ond enc swim club. 1315 monthly, year lease, stci ond wall-to-wall thru-out. Call us to te the amounf of the bid, not to exceed Contract 72-06 — sidewalk Construction OLD ENGLISH PUPPY — Six months ly air conditioned with many extras! Call 520,000. will be required. Bids may not Be Doctorate fable. 339 E. Bourne Ave., Long Brooch, rlty. coll 071-0952. this "one of a kind" home offered ol now for appointment. Asking 137,500. — Leedsvllle Drive otter 7 p.fin. old, male. AKC registered. All shots. withdrawn within thirty days otter the ac- Contract 72-07 — Sidewalk Construction Housebroken. Must sell because of allergy RUMSON CONTEMPORARY - Fine: 170,000. tual day of the bid opening. In family. 536-4124. Walker & Walker, Realtors The owner reserves the unrestricted right — North Leonard Avenue CALORIC 40" CAS STOVE - Five burn- area, complete privacy, two acres. Rlv< E.A. Contract 72-01 — Drainage Improve- For Glassey ers with grill and ratlsserle. High ond low view, small boat dock. 2-3 bedroom: Hwy. 33 671-xm Mlddletown to relect ony or all bids; ond to accept GERMAN SHEPHERD — 10 months old. any bid which Is deemed most favorable. ments Various Locations broiler. Perfect condition. Call after bath- - , two-ca- r garage,.. < completely fu ALWAYS A BREEZE Said proposals will be opened ond reod In female. Housebroken. Very good with ARMSTRONG Three-bedroom, two-story, home In Lo- TM owner also reserves th* right ta re- p.m., 747-0537. children. 150. Call 542-2974. nlshed. Sept. 1 .fo_r 10 or22 months. public al Mlddletown Township Hall, PROVIDENCE, R.I. - monthly. 842-4053. AGENCY -REALTORS cust, high above the water, wild screened lect any bid If. In Its opinion, the bidder Is 12.000 BTU WELBILT - 120V. Klsed twi not considered financially or technically Kings Highway and Route 35, Mlddletown, SIAMESE KITTENS 555 Prospect Ave. '741-4500 Little Sliver Dorch, den, patio. «3,9O0. "— Jersey on Tuesday, August 8,1972 ot Robert T. Glassey, son of Mr. seasons. Excellent condition. 1145. 87 Three beautiful moles. $15. STATELY COLONIAL - 11 rooms, thre otli to carry out Hi* contract o> Intended, 0566. baths. Ideal for mother and daughter. S5C £LLCN S. HAZELTON or for any reason In the owners ludgmint. :MP.CTremllln?Tfnie.; and Mrs. Thomas H. Glassey Coll $42-2289 after 5 p.m. RUMSON Realtor Contract Documents and Plans lor the 1970 APACHE CAMPER month plus utilities. Bahrs Real Estat< WINDMILL LANE It Is not In the best Interest of Brookdol* FREE PUPPIES — Mother purebred 872-1600. Charming and very private. Acre and 13 W. River Rd., Rumson I42-3M0 Community Coiltge. propossd work prepared by Richard M. -of 39 Salem Lane, Little Sil- With heater and extras. Call evenings al Labrador. Eignt weeks. Wormed. Member Inter-clty Relocation Service Sctiull, P.E., L.S.. Township Engineer, ol ler 4 p.m. 747-1519. half of woods and flowers on tidal pond. All bidders will be required to furnish a Coll 741-9412 THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE - Co you love the unusual, coll us for this. Foi th* firm ot T & M ASSOCIATES, INC., ver, has earned a PhD in ap- venlently located. S30D per month pi performance bond In conformity to th* re- Consulting and Municipal Engineers, have SNOW BLOWER — Plnboll machine, luki GOATS FOR SALE bedrooms, two baths, (room for ex- Privacy Is yours In this air-conditioned quirements of N.J.S. 2A:44-14J ct seq. In box. All In excellent condition. Call 141 utilities. J47-0576 pansion, too). Living room with ^replace, been filed In the office of said Engineers plied mathematics at Brown Two females. ranch, located on a cul-de-soc and sur- an amount eauot to loo* ol In. contract at 213 Highway 15, Mlddletown Township, I291 Formal dining room, lovely entrance hall. rounded by bushes ond trees. Three bed amount. Tit* New Jersey Prevailing Wag* University. Coll 291-4753 SECLUDED OLDER HOME - On thl $79,500 P.O. RM Bonk, New Jersey and at the of- REFRIGERATOR — Good condition. Naveslnk. Three bedrooms, living room rooms. In baths, recreation room with Act and any amendments) thereto will Be fice of th* Township Clerk and may be In- OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOG PUPS — 9cv, sunken living room and many extras. port of ffM contract documents. spected by prospective bidders during 10 years old. W0. AKC. 11 beautiful pupsl Lovable compan- dining room, den, beamed eefttngs, nev, ALLAIRE-Farrow Dr. Glassey, a graduate of 5S1-1398 kitchen. $285 monthly. Security and refer Jclf26 business hours. ions, best blood lines. Guaranteed. 431- ences required. Reply Box M-14. Th Realtor CHILD'S CAR SEAT, $3. 0933. 394 Broad St., Red Bonk *Waiker & Walker, Realtors PROPOSAL Bidders will be furnished with a copy of Red Banlc High School, re- Oolly Register, Red Bonk. Hwy. 3S 7415312 — Shrewsbury th* Contract Documents and Plans by the Tricycle, $2. NORWEGIAN ELKHOUND — Female, Nolle* Is hereby glvtn that sealed lids t ce f ceived bis AB degree at 747-5977 otter 4 p.m. THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE - Two ful 741-3450 FAIR HAVEN — New ctdor >tilngle. Four willie recelvedln The Reception Room.of El«ronir.?«r J !?« one year old. Champion blood lines. AKC. In* Divfilon of Purchase ana Property, 4lh of a nonrefundable charge of Twenty Dol- SHUFFLE BOARD TYPE BOWLIN 566-8103. baths, eat-In kitchen, dining room, llylm Coll Anytime,^ bedrooms, new kitchen, living room with Franklin and Marshall Col- room, central air conditioning. Ideal foi fireplace, den. Stockade tenet, liHiround loor, state House, Trenton, New Jersey lars «».<») for tocft s«f to defray tot MACHINE — Up to six players. 125. 3862$, on August.!, 1972 at 2:00 P.M. ond cost thereof. Phone 747 2513 FLUFFY — White toy poodle puppies. doctor or lawyer. Business oreo, centrolli VALUE PLUS swimming pool. Principals only. «9,S00. lege, Lancaster, Pa., where Weighing 1 Ib. S75. located, Red Bank. S3D0 per month. Cal will De opened and read Immedlottly Proposals mult be made on the Standard Immaculate Fair Haven home. Just short •42J1M. . • Proposal Forms In the manner designated CAMERAS - 85mm Miranda, telephol 291-3490 offer 6:30 p.m. between 12 and 5,741-0258. walk to school. Living room with fire- Ihtrtafler. tor the following: he was graduated magna cum ten], S100. Yoshlcc, 35mm, $20. Gas fur place, dining room, den or fourth bed- EXCELLENT CONDITION - And loca- Alrcondltlonlng Maintenance In the Controct Documents, must be en- MATAWAN — Slraltimore three-bedroon tion. Four bedrooms, ]lfe baths. Land- Combination Cnalkboard-Tgckboards closed In sealed envelopes bearing the laude. nan, 175.50-ocl. gas heater, $30.264-2175. room. Lovely landscaping. See It today. nonw and address of fl>t Bidder and the Colonial, Vh bams, air conditioned, vnttir onlyJ3«,S». scoped corner lot. Central dr. Many ex- rullure Media ' HUGE YARD SALE — Bikes, lawn mow- REAL ESTATE nlshed. Immediate occupancy. $375 plu: IrasTAvalloble August IS. J55.OM. Call none of the work on the outside, ad- ers, tires. Jensen player piano, plus 90 utilities. 566-1153. owner,e»!-K»or74>-f3U. Kltcn^'S^rnent dressed to the Municipal Administrator, rails, antiques, furniture, nearly new FOR RENT Township of MIddlefown and must be ac- WEST END — Nine-room all brick house, LINCROFT SPLIT — 3 or 4 bedrooms, Laboratory Rtaocagenti s & Tissue Culture companied by a statement of Consent of Registration Set clothes, toys, fools. Wednesday Media Thursday* Friday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. MVi Apartments Elberon school district. Finished base- VAN HORN dining room, kitchen, paneled den, ga- Surely from a surely company authorized Monmoum Ave.. corner of Brevent, Leon- ment. Lease, security, references. Avail- AGENCY - REALTORS rage. Pool and sun deck. Beautiful setting. to do business In the Stole of New Jersey ardo. RED BANK" — Large bedroom, kitchen, able Sept. 1. $325 per month. 842-9429. Open 7 days. Coll 24 hours a day, Privacy. J37,««. Owner, 14271(6. Prtod- MedradMark II ln|«forSystem ond acceptable to the Township of Middle- In Colts Neck tho'wer, oil uliflNea, *i25_month!y,.Write poljonjy. Mobil X-Roy Unit town and a certified. dvcl<art»*>r Helicopters GARAGE SALE — Tires, screensTbaby to Box H-65. The Oolly R'eglsterv Red ing foom combination, bath. Heated fronl v brdfr ol the Township of MldSetown for furniture, better clothing, much more. Bank. 104 River RoV Fdl'rHavei FAIR HAVEN — Roomy cape. Living »e4O-Jets Hypo Spray Guns '* not less than ten percent (10%) ot the COLTS NECK - Registra- July 27, 21, 29, 10 to o. 25 Martin Ct., porch. Forced not air heat. 50x100 cornet room with fireplace, kitchen, dining oreo, »KU Hospital Kits amount bid except that the check need not Leonardo. (Off Chapel Hill Rd., nea THREE ROOMS — Nicely furnished, very Tot, fenced backyard. Aluminum siding COUNTRY SETTING family room, den wllh bar, four bed- TalofiFrxedWIng exceedl2O.000.00: tion for new pupils through Leonardvlfle Rd. overpass). convenient location. Security requires. $225 plus utilities. 495-1467. roams, bath. Carpeting In six rooms. -k Choirs Call 741-8281. Charming three-bedroom older home In Jeoutlful paneling ond brick throughout. Wheelchairs The aword of the Contracts for this work eighth grade will be held at 10 EFFICIENCY COTTAGE — Sufficient ft Private fenced rear yard. Walk to school. will not be made until the necessary funds WHEELHORSE TRACTOR - 10 h.p. wltl two. Utilities supplied except electric 291 lovjly section of Leonardo. Formal dlnlna Specifications ond the form ol bid. con- a.m. and 2 p.m. Aug. 2 at the 42" cutting unit. New battery. Good condl RED BANK LUXURY HI-RISE room — wall-to-wall carpeting — ful W0,H». principals only. (42-1442. tract and bond tor the proposed work ore lave been provided by the Township of 4298. VUddletown In a lawful manner. lion. $500 Coll 741-2900, 8 to 5. After 5 K RIVERVIEW TOWERS basement -city sewers. Sensibly priced tr on file In fhe Office ol the Director and Cedar Drive School. 747-1498. LITTLE SILVER - Four-bedroom ranch. may be secured by prospective bidders The Township or the engineer reserves » 28 Riverside Ave. sell fast. Living room with fireplace, formal dining Overlooking Ihe tjeoutitul Noveslnk River. during of lice hours. Bids must be It) the right to require a complete finonclol Pupils transferring from MOVING SALE — Matawan. Four antique Wanted to Rent $27,000 roam, larg* family room. Den. Two mode on a standord proposal form, (2) en- and experience statement from prospec- dining chairs, $120, large den chairs. SIS •Spodous 1-2-3 bedroom apartments. Cen- battis. Two-car gorage. Asking 147,900. tive bidders showing that they have satis- each. 5' live rubber tree plant/planter, trally air conditioned. 24 hr. doorman, in- 10% down for qualified buyer closed In the spectol oddressed envetope, other school districts should door parking, swim pool, marina, TV SMALL H5U5E — Garage apartment 747-C7W. (3] accompanied by a certified check factorily completed work of the nature re- $15. 566-9127. two-bedroom oportme'nl, August occi drown to the order of the Treasurer of the quired before furnishing proposal forms of have transfer records sup- security, terraces. pancy. Winter or annual. Malure worklr MATAWAN BORO — U],700. Excellent specifications, or before awarding the APPLIANCES — Sears coldspol 20 cu. ft. BUY-RITE REALTY two-story. Three bedrooms, formal dining Stole ot New Jersey, or a bid bond, ony ol Vouple. References. Write Box R-29, Tl which shall not be less than 10% of Ihe plied by their old districts. chest freezer* $1SO. Sears Lady Kenmorc Efficiencies and professional suite avail- Oolly Register, Red Bonk. Licensed broker. room. Walk to shopping, NY bus. Sterllni deluxe dryer, like new, $175. west able. McCann Real EstoTe, Broker, tte-Meo. amount of the bid, ond (4) delivered at the The right Is also reserved to relect any or Kindergarten entrants must Ingnouse washing machine, needs work Contact: Mr. Link (201) 741-1732 WE NEED —.Five or six, 2-3 bedroon 787-1010 above place on or before the hour named all bias or to waive ony Informalities $25. 946-9685. RED BANK - Nearly new. Well kept as no bid will be accepted otter Hie hour where such Informcllty Is not detrimental Rental Homes, furnished or unfurnlshei NEPTUNE 527,500 three-bedroom Colonial. 2Vi baths, fire- specified. Bids not so submitted will be be five years old by Oct. 1. LONG BRANCH — Furnished or unfur from $85 to $350 per month for Incomlm Cream puff. Four-bedroom split. Two full to the best Interest of the Township. The NICE WHITE DRESSER — $20. Pau nlshed une-bedroom garden apartment. place, hot water base heat. Large considered Informal and will be re|eded. right Is also reserved lo Increase or de- McCobb walnut dlnlna set, excellent con personnel. THE BERG AGENCY, Rt. baths, formal dlnlna room, den, wall-to- screened porch. Dead-end street. Princi- The Director reserves the right to reltct They must present birth cer- Close to hospital and shopping. Desirable woil carpeting, refrigerator, full base- creese the quantities specified In the man- dltlon, $100. Tbomosvlile buffet, like new. focorfen. For appointment call 222-7814. Mlddletown. 671-1000. pals only. 842-6511 after 4 p.m. any and all bids ond to award contract In ner designated In roe Specifications. tificates and proof of immuni- $100. It" 3Vj hj>. five-blade reel mower, YOUNG RESPECTABLE - Negro coupl< ment. KXmOOMot. Assume VA six annual port or whole If deemed to the best Inter- The successtul bidder shall be required to grass catcher. Excellent condition, $80. 41 RUMSON — One-bedroom, unfurnished. three girls, 9-6-2, seeking 3-4 bedroor per cent mortoogect J146 month Including COOPERATIVE FOR SALE ests of the Stole to do so. The successful comply with the provisions of the New zation against diphtheria, per- Heights Terrace, Folr Haven. M2-6719. Suitable for couple. $195 monthly, heat house near N.Y. transportation. S2O0-$?5C foxes. Three bedrooms. Oil heat. Larg* yard ond aldder will be required to furnish surety Jersey PrevalllngWoge Ad, Chapter 150 and water. No pets. Year lease. Security. Aug. or Sept. occupancy. 842-6955 or 74; apartment. 5*2-4515. bond in the full amount of the contract of of the Lows of 1943, eftecllve January 1. tussis, tetanus, and polio. G.E. REFRIGERATOR - With bottom 842-1765 . PALACE alcompony authorized to do business In 1764. freezer, white, »75. Also Bendlx electric LITTLE SILVER — Two-bedroom Cop* Realty Associates Cod, plus expansion room for two more. 'he State or New Jersey. School officials recommend dryer, wtllfe, 120. Both In good condition. LONG BRANCH — Furnished four-room, MATURE COUPLE — With teenag Mtmber SMLS-Reoltors BY ORDER OF THE MAYOR AND Call days, 542-0193, evenings 542-0041. two-bedroom, both, apartment. Ocean daughter seeking small two-bedrooi Large living room and paneled gam* STATE OF NEW JERSEY TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF THE front. Private beoch. No pets. Weekly Rt. 35, Neptune room. Full basement. Coll us for appoint, the youngsters also be immu- home. Reasonable. 787-0153. Across from Channel Lumber DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN. GARAGE SALE - July 28, 29. 10-4 p.m. $150. monthly 1500. Call evenings 229-1553. ment. CAMASSA AGENCY, Realtor, J. PETER BRAUN, nized against mumps, measles 571 Branch Ave., Little Sliver. Lone cedar THREE OR FOUR-ROOM APARTMEN' 988-4490 MLS, 4 Parker Ave.. Little Silver. 741 Municipal Admlnlslrator chest, 9' Prom, tobies, chairs. Mis- FURNISHED — Newly decorated apart- — With heat. Two adults. 6336. July 26 120.0C and German measles. cellaneous items. ment. Nice and clean. Adulls preferred. BEST BUY No pels. 95 Herbert St., Red Bonk offer 5. Coll 442-9366 LINCROFT — Three-bedroom, 214-botfl BEDROOM AIR CONDITIONER - Good Charming Fair Haven Cape Cod contain; COUPLE —Would like apartment, on es four bedrooms. 2Vi baths, den and TV split levet. Paneled family room ond den, condition. Asking $65. KEANSBURG'— Two bedrooms, second tale. All around handyman on Soclol Sec formal dining room, larae kitchen, two- LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Phone 741-5293 floor. Available Aug. 1. 5170 monthly. room- Beautiful woodland setting In desir- car garage, central air. }A acre land- rlty. Call 373-5677. able River Oaks. Has to be a greet boy at BlondoondBlondo Utilities included. One month's security. scoped, High UO's. 842-4019. AtlorntysslirPlolnlltf TRAMPOLINE - 8'xl2'xS'\ A-l condi- Coll 787-9361. U4 n tion. You cart and assemble. 1300. 291- ' °' The MIDDLETOWN — Three-bedroom split M Hnlet Avenue 2040. LOVELY 0NE-B6DR00M GARDEN -- Furnished Rooms I'/i bafhs, sewers, patio ond exfras. A-' Holer, New itnti W7» Apartment, total electric, Rt. 36, one-half condition. S37.5CO. Owner. 7B7-O718. 20I-1M-77TO MAYTAG — Portable dryer, like new, SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY *70. Seors dlshwosher. $30. G.E. wosher, black from Highlands Bridge. One block LARGE ROOM -r With both and orlvpte from ocean. Local and N.Y. buses at your entrance. Suitable toor adulls. 741-1041 Be- Applebrook LITTLE SILVER — Three-bedroom Colo- CHANCERY DIVISION *25. Framed linen print, 110.739-0505. door. $165 per month. 671-5252. fore 4 p.m. 946-EM41, 4-8 p.m. nial with spacious attached studio, Ideal MONMOUT~" 1M0UTHI COUNTY V.I.P, YARD SALE — 28, 29, 9-5. 1 for offlce-at-nome. lVa baths, fireplace. DOCKET NO. F-4SM-71 RED BANK — Newly decaraled, attracti- KEANSBURG Agency-Realtors Unusual decor. 'Many extras. Mint condi- Lakeside Dr., Atlantic • Jands. (OH Rl 112 Ave. of Two Rivers 841-2900 Rumsoi BOROUGH OF UNION BEACH, il and Antlqui vely furnished two rooms. Bed/living Lovely room. Reasonable. •lon, Mo.OOO. 741023! or Ml-Mtt. a municipal corporation, 36, between Clearwater room, kitchen. Convenient. References. Shop.) Rain or shine. Call 737-8363 RUMSON RANCH Ptamtirf, No pels. 741-S394. W. KEANSBURG — Three master site CIVIL ACTION GARAGE SALE - Household Items, FOR RENT — FURNISHED. Atlentlo On almost two acres In a prestigious and bedrooms, wooded lot. Features V/i-car LARGE HOUSE — Hos apartment for newly retired couple or newlyweds need quiet area offering complete privacy. attached oarage. Quick occuponcy. Only Block W, Lot* asMutd ta NOTICE OF IN REM FORECLOSURES tools. Miscellaneous. Frl., Sat. 8:30-6 p.m. Edwin lowhnr Est.et als. OF TAX LIEN TITLES 114 Fair Haven Rd., Fair Haven. handyman. Earn generous commission on ing a start. Room and full bath In love Large living room wllh fireplace* dining M2,500. MELMED REALTY, Realtor, 471- selling house, Rent 5150 month. room and den. Four bedrooms, three 5650. FRIGIDAIRE — Refrigerator. 12Vicu. ft. Oceonport Owner 247-7504 Mjths. Charming screened parch looking B V Borouoh ot Union Beach, In the County of Monmouth, a municipal corporation. with freezer. Excellent condition. 175. Col over beautiful flower garden. Full base- KEANSBURG - 10 rooms. One family, TAKE NOTICE, that on action. In rem, has been commenced in the Superior Court of New Jersey, by the filing of o Complaint on 495.0481. RED BANK — Penthouse with balcony ment, two-car atlocheo garage, Priced c old strong stone douse. Far big family. July 10,1972 to foreclose and forever bar ony and all rights of redemption ol the parcels of land described In . The octlon Is brought against the land only, ond no personal ludgment moy be entered therein. and fan, excellent condition, 5120. Cobl room. Carpeting and air conditioned. ISflED — Single and douTCTooi 2. Any person desiring to protect o right, title or Interest In the described land or ony parcel the* RUSSELL AA. BORUS MIDDLETOvVN — Flveoedroom Cape, nets available. 462-1799 after 6 or week- BODMAN ARMS APARTMENTS. Ap- an Beachway. Keansburg. Weekly oi REALTORS lest piolnflfl's right to foreclose, mutt do so by paying fhe amount required to redeem as set forth below, plus Interest to the date of end. pointment only. 741-0516. nonthty. 787-9887. on wooded lot. features attached aaroge. redemption, onasuch costs as the court may allow, prior to the entry of iudgmen! therein, or by filing the answer to the complaint «00 River Rd., Fair Haven Quick occupancy. Only S19.000. MELMED 7<7-45J2 settinIng forth defendants'' defense,, within forty-fivee days after dotdate ott Ihee publicationn ot this notice. COPIER — 3M Thermo Fax, dry copier FURNISHED APARTMENT - Four RED BANK — Off Brood St. Sins REALTY, Reollor. 671-M50. Excellent condition. Quick sale. SIM. coll rooms and bath. 42 Center Ave Keons- 3. In the event of failure to redeem or answer by any person having the right to redeem or onswer, such person shall be forever rooms, no kitchen privileges. 741-5392 be. CALL KROL — For your real estate barred and foreclosed of all his right, title ond Interest and equity of redemption In and to the parcels ot land described In the fol- 741-5904. burg, 767-3618. .tween 12-1,5-7 p.m. $32,900! lowing tax foreclosure list. Come and see this three-bedroom, IVi needs. Stephen J. Krol, Realtor, Hwy 35, Vh CU. FT. — Cement mixer, wlfh motor. KEANSBURG — Business woman pre- RED BANK — Large furnished, wllh II Holmdel, N.J. 67I-46I6. 4. The following Is a copy of tlt« Tox Foreclosure List, showing trie lands against which this action li brought.' ferred. Room with bath, kitchen. At bus bath, spacious rancher with Immaculate SM Ing room and kitchen privileges. Worm eot-ln kitchen, dining room, attached ga- TAX FORECLOSURE LIST *" Call 787-6160 itop. Private entrance. $22 weelc. 264-2875. preferred. 229-3020. MATAWAN - Strathmore. Privacy. ldi_ In the following Tax Foreclosure Lilt each certificat'Icate of lax solsoe' listed Is assigned a schedule number, and following each such rage, on well landscaped lot In lovely, location for children. Three-bedroom .jhedule number Is a statement of the InformatioFormation concerning each certificate as Is required by law.. Th...e. Information concernin„g BEAUTIFUL — Blond mahogany modern HIGHLANDS — One-bedroom furnished SUITABLE FOR GENTLEMAN — Re very convenient location Immediately. ranch on landscoped V* acre, cul-de-soc, such scnedule certificates which Is required by law Is as follows, ond the Information Indicated by each cotumn number beiaw Is dining table, opens to 9'. Six choirs, pods, apartment. AH utilities Included. On bus Bank. Private entrance, Near all focil Central air conditioning, washer, dryer •Hereby Incorporated by reference Into each certificate of tox sale schedule. A-l condition. $200. 842-S471. Ine. S1BS month. Call 291-3940. Hies. Parkins. Coll 747-2000. PAUL P. BOVA dishwasher, wall-to-wall carpeting, al 1. Colvmn No. 1 sets forth schedule numbers. ZENITH — 21" color TV, four months REALTORS garden equipment. Walk to bus, 1 hour RED BANK — Three rooms, heat sup- KEANSBURG — Nice room. commute u> N.Y. $19,900. Principals only, 2. Column No. 2 sets font] serial number or other Identlllcotion of certificate of tax sale. old. 1350 or best offer. plied. Suitable for business couple. No $20 weekly. 15 Cherry Tree Form Rd., Mlddletown 3. Column No. 3 sets forth the date of recording of the tox sole certificate In the Monmouth County Clerk's Otflce, ' " ~Cdll Ed, 741-0224 or 747-9563. *ts. 747-3633 after 5 p.m. Phone 787-0369 671-2544 4. Column No. 4 sets forth book and page ot recording of certificate of tox sole In the Olllce of the Clerk of Monmouth County. YARD SALE — Moving. Frl., 2Jth TRANSFERRED. OR JUST OUT. 5. Column No. 5 sets forth the name of fhe person appearing as owner ol land to be affected by the foreclosure proceedings as 11 KEANSBURG — Summer or all yeor SENIOR CITIZENS — Room ond board GROWING YOUR HOME? —Call or appears on the lost Tox Duplicate. through Sun., 30th. 10-6 only. Next to 'ound. Private home. Neartrans- directly on the ocean, at the shore. Nice Rumson Post Office. 8 Hunt St. lortotrori. Call 49f 0416. • FIRST TJME OFFERED wrlle for voor complimentary copy of Ap- «. Column No. 6 sets forth the description ol the land as It oppeors on fhe tai sole certificate. room. Three home cooked meals daily. 24 =our-bedroom, Iwo-bath homej on qulc pleBrook^s monthly Homes for Living 7. Column No. 7 sets forth the description of the land as It oppeors on the Tax Dupllcote. hr. attention. Call 201-775-5011. RED BANK — Unfurnished Greentree :ul-de-sac, perfect for children. Large ga mapailne. Oilers pictures, prices, de- 9. Column No. 9 sets forth Ihe doteor the tax sale. Apartments, 239 Spring St. One-bedroom HIGHLANDS — Room with view o neroom, workshop, huge eat-In kitchen scriptions. APPLEBROOK AGENCY 9. Column No, 9 sets forth the amount ot the tox sale. Machinery For Sale apartment available immediately. Call tor Shrewsbury ond ocean. Mature genii Lovely property. Many sfiode trees ond Realtors, 910 Hwy. 35, Mlddletown (71 10. Column No. 10 sets forth the amount of all tax liens accruing subsequent to tax sale Jncluding Interest, penalties and cost. ippolntment, 741-3953. evergreens. Walk to Mlddlelown schools. 2300. 11. Column No, 11 sets forth theomountto redeem. CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT man. J72-12I0 AssumobleFHA mortgoge. Immediate oc DATED: July 24,1972 John Deere backhoe, Model 400. 1966, WEST END — Four-room apartment, two KEANSBURG — Nice furnished room oi cupancy. Exceptional ot S37.S00. OCEAN TWP. — Brand new Colonial olr BLANDA AND Bt-ANOA lood condition, with three axle Tag-A- bedrooms, two baths, private terrace and conditioned bl-level on treed lot. Eat-In 1 the shore by reservation. kitchen, formal dining room, large living Attorneys for Plaintiff trailer, $6500. M.J. OLIVER CON- oarage. Near ocean. Heat, hot water and Call 787-9887. By: PHILIP J. BLANDA, JR. ICTION, 739-0750. as Included. $350 month. £12-1100. room, four bedrooms, paneled recreation WATERBURY room, two full balhs, two-car gorage. A Member of ttm Firm HREE ROOMS — Suitable for business AGENCY Must be seem 545,500. coll builder, 774- TAX FORECLOSURE LIST Realtor -47 Years of Service -Insuror Description Description Merchandise Wanted Bupfe. Private bath, entrance. Call otter 2439. Evei, SJ1-8H7. AMI, of Tat , p.m. 291-0317. •2 Maple Ave. 747-3500 . Red Bonk of lend as ot land as liens accruing REAL ESTATE Nome of Owner Itappaars II appears OLD FURNiTURE —Antiques, china, NEW SHREWSBURY 117,000 UST REDUCED — Fair Haven Execu- Dote Ami, sub. lo tax sal* Amount ~ OUR-ROOM APARTMENT — With all FOR SALE Approximately one-half acre lot. Four- tive Colonial, three huge bedrooms, one Sch. Cirt. Daft Book * os It opptars on on Cert, of on Tax •f of Incl'g. Int.. to • llosswarc, ort obiects ond brlc-o-brac, utilities. Second Ave., one block from the bedroom cope in mint condition. Eat-In acre, near river. 747-2468. No. Na. R««rded Foot No. lost tax duplicate Tax Sale Duplicate .Sale Sale ptn.Scosli RlSetm fmmedlate cash for anything ond every-- ocean, near West End. 222-7691. kitchen, large living room, dead-end thing. Ruscil's, 25 East Front St. 741-1693. Houses For Sale RUMSON — Five-room, two bedrooms. 'AZLET — Two-bedroom apartment, street. Trees, trees, frees. New Ustlng 1 i Him 2*16 n. 373 Edwin Bowles Est. Block 29 Block 204 9/3/30 U6.1S S394.1S 1450.3 ANTIQUE JEWELRY - Top cosh paid. Ad now. Con'l last. All appliances. Including air conditioning. lot; UK. 11 InfS leaf, water, gas supplied. N.Y. and New- Lakeside Ave. Owner. B«-l 874. LES DEUX 8, DON PONS, 799 River Rd.. ark buses at corner. Call 495-1455. CIRCULAR DRIVE L.B. Fair Haven. 842-6257 or 74H337. Leads to this authentic Colonial reproduc PALACE MIDDLETOWN — Split level. Three bed- i 155 2/9/72 2914 p. 317 Keansburo & Union Block 54 Block 95 12123/35 S10.93 1136.43 1147,3 MILLION — Dollar view of ocean and lion on a tree studded acre overlooMn Really Associates rooms, IVi baths, attoched one-car goroge BeachReolty Lot 3 Lot 7 •• • ' ' WANTED rivers. Furnished two-bedroom apartment rolllno hills and grazing lands. Four Iwli Member SMLSReollors — tlnlshed and heated. Extras Include, all 3 900 2/9171 2!16p, 374 Frances Bender Block G Block 150 12/23/15 146.45 SI 566.24 11612.6 Used Oriental Rugs n Sea Bright. Business couple preferred. bedrooms. 2VJ baths, large formal dlnlm Also member1 SMMLS ma|or appliances, air conditioner, built-in Lois 19-20 Lol 13 Chinese ond Persian Rent $250 month Including utilities. 741- room, eat-In kitchen, paneled llbrcry, pfv Rl. 35, Neclune bor wllh color TV, ond more. City sewers Also Wall Toneslrles den with fireplace. Larae screened porcti Across from Channel Lumber ond sidewalks. Upper 30's. Coll 717-7922 * 9ti Vim !?16p.3!8 Harold Simmons BlJcl?l53 Block 216 12/23/35 J342.O6 11690.54 320326 FRIEDMAN GALLERIES 774-3143 for summer entertaining — rrtony extras. lor appointment, Principals only. Lot 9 Lol» EYPORT — Four-room apartment. All within minutes of commuter trains, 988-4400 CASH FOR OLD TOY TRAINS — Ani 5 985 2/9/72 2916 p. 407 Charles Wlerslng Block IM Black 229 12/23/35 133.10 11187.40 11230.5 Heat, hot water supplied. No pets. Coll be- buses and parkway. Asking $69,900. RED BANK—RUMSON AND MILES Lot 2 make or condition or will trode HO, 027, < ween 3 and 6 p.m., 73M663. LI NCROFT — Calllornta redwood ranch,' Lot 2 or wide flange. 774-3710. The AROUND - Multiple Listings, Send for ully olr conditioned. Three bedrooms. 6 1037 2/9/72 2916 p. 377 Thomas Conlin Block? Block 164 12/23/35 S2I.66 SfOT.81 S8M* CEANSBURG — Four rooms, year round, free catalog of modesf homes, forms, pa- Iwo bolto, Mposed beam llvlno room, ex- LOI1SL.B. Lot 8 GRAVELY TRACTOR WANTED — PAY -ultable for business couple, $150 month- latial Rumson estates, waterfronts, acre- ceptional kitchen, family room, double 7 1!<4 2/7/72 2916 p. m Joseph Vente Block v Block 164 12/23/35 JI0.97 1750.16 1761,' CASH, MUST BE BARGAIN, ALSO y. 787-9610. Dge, lots, business opportunities. Ireplace. Walk to ;chools, shopping and Lots L.B. LOl 4 BOAT. UTILITY TRAILER. 787-61B0. Applebrook jhyrch. 155,000. Call 74M575. ftinclpols 8 1267 2/9/72 2916 p. 3» John Stevens Block 3 Block 166 12/23/35 S12.32 S7I6.94 1729 LORIDA — Cocoa Beach. Owner's fur- RAYSTILLAAAN Lots 54-55 Lot 4 BOOKS,"BOOKS'— CASH FOR BOtJKlT ished oceonfront apartment. Air condl- Agency-Realtors L.B. estate libraries book collodions, aliases. oned. 671-1478 mornings,'evenings. Realtor LEONARDO - Three-bedroom rancher, 9 13« 3«/72' J910P. 394 John M. A/Iusson Block 29 Block 204 11/8/37 $9.94 1411.43 S4SI Also onthlng on N.J. history. B42-95S3. 950 Hwy 35 671-2300 Mldillelow "Our 54»h Yeor" excellent condition, features lull finished LONO BRANCH - SEA VIEW HOUSE Lot 7 M8 Hwy 35 Shrewsbury 741-8JOO ijsement, attached garage, averslied lot. PRIVATE COLLECTOR _ will pay lop oveiy loroe two-hedroom apartments, $30,000 MELMED R "-Wo." dollar for Lionel Trains "O" gauge. Any onvenlenl location. $210 to $250 per Two bedrooms, one both, downstairs. Fu RED BANK J25.V00 "l 5650 E*LTY, Realtors, 10 14D6 2/9/72 2916 p. 400 H. Surber Block M Black 218 11/8/37 S16.05 S942.O4 SO" oge, ony condition. 347-1445. lonth. Call 222-2233 or 222-6315 from II expansion ottlc boasts room for two more Call today to Inspect this two-story older Lol 14 U.B. LcllS .m. to 5 p.m. plus second both. Full basement. Lovel home featuring four bedrooms, paneled KEYPORT - !<• NvingToom, 17' bed- 11 1513 2/9/72 MIS p. 401 Poullne Stewart Block 24 Block 47 9/26/38 J14.52 1963.97 197J 5TORE FIXTURES — And restourontond screenMIn porch. Overslied one-car ga den, eoMn klfcnen, two-car detached oa- room. Hie both, sun porch, larg e goraaegar0 f. Lot 39 U.B. Lot 21 food equipment wanled. Cash. Jay's store rage. Ideal River Plaia location. All a< rane on nicely shrubbed property. Seller ••" cellar, 75x100 lot, 739-1233 » ' 12 1517 2/9772 2916 p. 404 F. Toldrlon Slock 29 Black 204 9/26/3B S8.70 S2I3-.46 S2V Equipment, 741-9846. together to moke this on A-l buy II Invites VA buyers with no down. For olh Lots 24-25 Lot 12 Commercial Rentals ; today's ever rising home morkell er particulars kindly coll KEANSBURG - One family house, six L.B. I-DEAL REALTY rooms, luoxloo lot, swimming pool, one- 13 15S5 2/9/72 2916 P. 316 N.B. Harris LOM46H.G. Block 240 .9/26/39 113.03 1629.14 Apartments ?Tci£ SPACE^-'AVallCJblenowln Cryi" Realtors coroarogeLJJ6,900,787-4789. Lot 7 Bfcok Professional Building In Eaton- PAUL P. BOVA Member MLS 741-5253 RIVER VIEW IN FATSTHAVEM 14 40-JS 2/9/72 2916 p. 310 John Deans BlockJ Block 314 12/16/40 114.90 S0I4.C2 IS- ran .IBS sq. ft. for JI20.75 a month and Lol II U.B. REALTORS Stately ISO-year-old Colonial, tastefully Lot 6 i2 so. It. for S7O.7S a month. Call Miss TEST DRIVE THE NEIGHBORHOOD — 15 4MB 2/9/72 2916 p. 40? Elizabeth Young Block M Block 21B 12/10/43 S12.61 $5(3 63 160 obselmannot 542-2236. 35 Cherry TreeTarm Rd.. Mlddletown updated. 3 or 4 bedrooms, 1'h baths, coun- Borden Place and Little Silver -Point try kitchen wllh fireplace, original beoms Lot 40 U.B. Lolll 671-2544 Rood. Adorable centrally olr conditioned ondponellng. Asking In Ihe ISO's. By own- 16 4340 2/9/72 2916 p. 31] C. Frohmaler LOI183H.C. Dlock 241 12/20/43 512.61 1711.16 in. GREEN GROVE Commercial Rentals HAIK HAVEN CAPE — Two bedroom ranch wllh lorpe roomi and screened-ln Lot 6 full bolh, dining room, living room, net porch. Expansion possibilities, beautiful 17 446 2/9/72 2914 p. 39S Jennie Ryan BlockH Block &0 12/22/44 112.60 1342.13 165 J. kffchen. Aluminum sJdlrm, fenced back landscaping. Call tor Impedlon, LOI23BSP Loll? driveway. Asking 526,51)3. Call after $33,900 19 440] 2/9/72 2916 p. 318 LB. Really Co. Block 136 Block 207 12/J2/44 17.32 1143.66 1150 p.m.,/4I-1II6. V\lddletawn Raised Ranch. Three becl- Lol i Lot 10 APARTMENTS 'ooms, I Vi. baths, tecreollon room, One- 19 53-1 2/9/72 2916 p. 392 AA. Mandril Block 21 Dlock S3 12128/53 S15.81 SS99.S3 1615/ OFFICE SPACE Houses For Sale ARMSTRONG :ar garage. Property located on ciulet Lot 16 Lot 8 AGENCY-REALTORS ilreet. To see, call builder, 7B7-SI1I or 20 612 2/9/72 »li p. Mi Joseph Reyes Rlark ]3 Block 63 12/19/61 S47.2I 112H.75 1I3M' 55 Prospect Ave. 741 4SO0 Llllle Silver Lcl JIMI LOM2 Efficiency Approximately 2,200 sq. II. In CUSTOM BUILT RANCH — Living room, 21 61-13 2/9/72 1916 p. 3B3 Froltia Gammons Block U9 Block 186 12/19/61 SI6.94 1347.12 13U.I sprinkled building with hoal, air- dlnlna area, kitchen, tliree bedrooms, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Lot 16 Loin One-bedroom >ath, Iwo-cor garage, recreation room In 123,000. 42 Leonard Avenue. Thrte bed- 22 6220 2/9/72 2916 p, 389 J, Letiman Block 156 Block 219 12/11/62 128.01 1734.37 1742.2 conditioning, janitorial sorvico., tastment. Concrete patio, dishwasher rooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, Lot 4? LOII9 two-bedroom Excellent parking provided on' vrafMo-vrall carpeting. 797-7117. pantry, basement. Garage. Fireplace, 23 61-30 2/9/72 2916 p. 401 Alex Sleel Estate Block S09 ' Dlock 196 12/11/62 J174.7S 12025.19 12199.9 pauocf parking lot. Corwonlonl lo • .ook first, It Interested call Ed Curry, Lot 15 Vi H Lol 2 !9l-0S9». 24 61-11 3/9/72 2916 p. 381 E & M Dumenko Block 175 Block 175 12/10/M 5135.92 S428.13 1564.0 all'public transportation, Will al- Lots Lol 5 99 Greengrove Ave, Key- LARGE COLONIAL TOMS RIVER AREA — Thrce-bedronm 25 6)3 2/9/72 2916 p. 391 12/27/66 1115.07 port. Managers Office. ter recording lo tenant's spocill- onch, full basement. Low taxes. S74.5OD. B. J. LoHolf Block 38 Block 38 1891.08 11013.1 MIDDLETOWN :onventlonal only. By owntr. 349-7113. 2916 p. 393 Lot 19 Lol 19 Apartment 34. Call 264- calions. Attractive price. Brokers JkSJk . U 667 2/9/72 Nick Montlullo Block 63 Block 63 12/27/66 141.29 S469.34 1517./ Lot I Lol 8 prelected. Wlun ffu/Jng'l Selling ElK/onl flve-Wdroom home-, on V.i acres. 27 «8 2/9/72 2916 p, 408 12/27/M 121.30 1846. Consult Your lecturing three full batlii plus two powder Cornelia Wilson Block 150 Block 150 1199.91 1218.1 Northern Wonmoolh Lots and Acreage Lol 23 Lol 25 •ooms, lomlly room wllh fireplace, largo 21 66-10 2/9/72 2916 p. 379 12/27/66 S23J4 Multlnle Ustlng country kitchen, scpornte library, 2mi B,J. Cohen Block 176 Block 176 13I9.M 1142.9 Two blocks east Rt. 361 Lot 4 Lot 4 CALL 747-1100 1 lu b0SI!m RUMSON 29 M.I2 2/9/72 2916 p. 403 12/27/66 1216.38 ,and Middle Rd. I Refer lo yellow pages'under Rial El- j"iJn°J!' ' " «it- A" brand new. Walter ft Helen Block 191 Block 191 S21J1.92 12340.31 tale. ,' ""•»™ Cjnlocl builder direct. o7l-5H8| Jlymllci Loll Loll Soy» or 842005? evenings. JutrM IM.1S Tte Dally RegUt*r,E^fisJik-Mi^eUjwt,NJ.Wedfle»^nJ«ly2»,l»72 33 Theft of Auto Charge Leveled 1CDD1JCTOWN - lialcotad port, wftlch wa* parked in COLONiA UObumo, », » much •The Elmit Bonfflo Of Them AH" (1867) 110X1*15 plus lATt Show EVERy NITE for a patient (R) KaquelWeteh, Robert Wagner. An Inept crew of the actress to stardom. <3 amateur crbBtnalfl lddnap on exiled American ganff> [Regular Admiuioa Price INCLUDES O THE MOUSE FACTORY (C) ster Uvmg in Italy, hoprag to coBoct a hefty ren- ure SHOW i n mir&t) Gneat Hoeta: SkQej and Hendemm* IB) o Kitty's Pleasure Palace OH06A»« HEROES (C) "How To Catcb A F»p» B«ar" Ooeat: Bail Homman \ MEDICINE BALL SlwrnakMaman'* Advertise in The Register O SAFARI TO ADVENTURE 0 SECRET AGENT mortuntofOtrtUbto! CD NANNY AND THE PROFESSOR (O "Teetcraay^a Knenrlfa" CARAVAN (B TO BE ANNOUNCED O THE DICK CAVETT SHOW (O momontMslcWt... 8:00 0 THE DAVID STEINBERG SHOW {Q Q THE LATE MOVIE ROCK MUSICAL butwtmtawaytogol* dueaU: lamea Taylor, Carly Simon, Join Altin. "Out of the Pant" (1C64) atarrinft Kl* Douglal, Jane Grccr. A gas station owner with & past meets | B. B. King • Doug Kershaw O ADAMIIjC) ; :, ' • a desperate woman and becomes Involved in a muri "Eyewlltjtesa." WeHrJJr' and ReeA aided Inr a polloe lorn Donahue • Alice CooperJ hrllcopto reltjing dliw-Hmi, ponrae lottery aa«- 1230 0COMBAT(C) pccta in • »3d chaw. (R) "The Letter" ADMISSION ONLY. 13 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES (C) 12:45 (D NIGHT FINAL (C) 1:00 O NEWS (C) FRESH FSUIT CUP, Salad. Saup du O THE SUPER (O TO LATE SHOW * Jour, SNltad Boked' Pafolo. fa* O MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE 8 THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE (C) urUCollee •The End of the AUaV (1906) alairtrjg Detenh "Bale At Homo" U962) atarrlng lliclury HoaUe, Ketr, Van Johnson. iThe itory of ftlov s affair be- Fatrlda Barry. tween an Xmeilqtn aad the wife of a Brltlan dril 1:15 O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW aervant ••'•'•_••'• • • ' •Fall Girl" (1081) starring John Agar, Greta, Chi Walter Raode CD FATHER KNOWS BEST 1:30 0 THE LATE SHOW (C) 'Rte. 35'-'Middletown One mile north Of Red Blank "Johnny Guitar" (1853) at&rring JOBS Crawford, Hwalras DTE.35 '•• •- '•• " .741-8344 *8:30 oiloc'MYSTERY MOVIE (O Scott Brady. "Gnort Tw." Colnmbo. ~wmlm on_» cue to wttch 0 REEL CAMP lADHS'Nlli fl DRIVE-IN E corpoxsuoa v3ie(MiUvff ni mnrderod ivltb u ex* O THE JOE FRANKLIN SHOW (C) AT mCMtLlON $1.00 2 mi. SQUTH iCT. ftTE. 3513S 0 THE MERVSRlFflN SHOW •>••>•«• *•••«•«•• nnuuimininn Atlantic Highlands Marina At the Movies Now Jersey's newest and finest ToshiroMifune^AlaiiDeloniw restaurant and cocktail lounges RED BANK NORTH OF RED BANK Five 7:00; 9:35 CAKLTON- Lodlei Nlte The Wor Between Men MAYFAIR- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS RED SUN" Open seven days a week end Women 7:15; 9: IS TheGodfultier 2:00,-1:00 ST.JAMES- ATLANTIC CINEMA- and Continuous dancing Jlauw!rfousiFive7:«>; 8-. 45; 10:30; The War Between Men and women Bedknoln and Broomsticks 7:00; 9:00 Medicine Boll Coravon 12:15 Roln mall- 2:00;; 7:30; 9:30 KEANSBURG Town West 12 PARAMOUNT— COLONIAL- ~ VO-KIN-JOTRIO EATONTOWN Cotnret 2:00; 7:30; 9:« Frllr, the Cat 7:00; 10:05: B.S. I Love AMAX GALLED DOBSE" COMMUNITV- SAVOY- You 1:30 2 & 8:15 P.M. KIMy't PIWIDM Paloc* COO; 9:25; MIDDLETOWN F.D.R. DRIVE TRIO NIchDla? end Alexander 2:00; 6:30 Maria 7:30; 9:09 DRIVEIN- TOWN EAST- PLUS Bless the Beost and Children 11:10; ' NEPTUNE CITY Klddle Show 1:00; 3:00; What's Up E«y Rider 8:50; 1:15 Doc? 7:30; 9:«o NEPTUNE CITY— TOWNWEST- FREEHOLD Kiddle Show 2:00; Wtwfj Ihe Motltr Don Ellis at the Piano WMh Helm? 7:15; Ouck You Sucker TheGodlalher 2:00:8:00 MALL1- KEYPORT Chico on the guitar wtrai's up. pac? 7:30; 9:30 STRAND— MALL 2- BUCK TOWN Hot Circuit 7:15; 9:«5; Bearded Clam No cover No minimum Reservations FUIZ 7:20; 9:20 BRICK PLAZA— HAZLET kirlrirlt HWY34WATAWAN-5a3-4141^hHHH OCEAN TOWNSHIP The Godfatntr 1:30: 7:00; 19:00 FLAZA- 2-7&10P.M. Call 291-4300 or 291-4301 CIRCLE- MALL1— Fua 7:25; 9:20 11W RECORD WEEK! wnafj up DOC? 2:00; 7:30; 9:30 Coborel 7:10; 9:» •BT.SJDMVE-IN- W1MNER1972CANHES Red Sun »:50; 12:50; A Man colled ASBURY PARK HALL 2- Horse 10:50 FILM FESTIVAL t¥WC- Whot'3 Up Doc? 7:20; 9:30 MATAWAN Flddler on theRool 2:00; 1:30 CINEMA 34- Community JURY PRIZE AWARD The Wor'Betwoen Men ond Women 7:15; 9:10 Only American FHm 2 4 8:30 P.M. STRATHMORE to be to Honored LAST7DAYS_ HKuofflwliouseFli(e7:00;»:05 . CINEMA II- "NICHOLAS & Slovghternouse Five 1:00; 10:05 PERTH AMBOY ALEXANDRA" AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- The Nlohl Evelyn Came Out of the Grove *:&; 12:06; The Velvet Empire FORMERLY PAGES "" EAST BRUNSWICK MONMOUTH COLLEGE TURNPIKE- COCKTAIL LOUNGE INDOOR- EVENING DIVISION Fnray 7:45; 10:00 OUTDOOR- You can make your nights count by earning credits at 130 HIGHWAY 35 EATO.VTOW.V The Night Evelyn Came Out or the SPECIAL RAINY DAY MATffffB Monmouth College, full schedule for degree, supplemen- Grove t:4; 11-.SS; Velvet Empire 10:30 MENLOPABK tary credits or graduate course credits. TONITE AND EVERY WEDNESDAY CINEMA- CAU THEATRE FOR INFORMATION Send In the coupon now, The Godfather 12:30: 3:45; 7:00; 10:15 or call (201) 222-6600 Extension 34S CHARRYTOK.C. To:The Evening Division, Monmouth College 3 KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - WALTER fiEADE Michael Charry, assistant con- West Long Branch, N.J. 07764 Circle THEATRES ductor of the Cleveland Orches- C Without obligation, pleasa und catalog & application. 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"That's a If you can, you're a marvel. man. Does it like to write More and more people are' checks for three 8-cent finding it more and more difli- stamps and a 79-c.ent bottle of cult in more and more cases. hand lotion? That's a woman. About half the people over Women Are Kissers 30 today can't tell easily the IOO in sex of about a third of the Does it assume a hedgehog defense and make menacing people they meet who are un- with HIM Coupon der 30. In many cases they hisses if you say something •y are still mystified after they slighting about the women's follow a doubtful glance with liberation movement? Beyond two long stares. doubt it's another embattled ' Of course, the sex of a per- femme. If it immediately \ son really doesn't have much loses interest or wants to ' meaning or importance any- change the subject when you > more. Ever since people mention the women's liber- i ation movement, beyond ' found out that sex could never y doubt it's another cowed oung Grade A Mar take the place of happiness or White M money, it has been going male. , Caf Br downhill. It has become just If it reaches for the wallet j another kind of calisthenics in its back right pants pocket • which some bores like to brag when you ask it to lend you ; about — just as they are |10, it's masculine. On the oth- • proud of being able to bend er hand, if you ask it to over and touch the floor with change a quarter for you and their fingers 25 times without it puts its gloves in. its teeth bending their knees. and starts pawing madly ; However, some old-fashion- through a 10-cubic-foot hand- ed people, perhaps merely out bag, it can't.be anything but 2-4 Ib. of idle curiosity, still like to be feminine. able to tell the sex of someone AVQ\ A direct actionlst.can settle ; they meet for the first time. his uncertainty most quickly t How. can it be done? by simply walking up to a , Well, nere are a few helpful strange person and asking [ hints: simply, "Hey, what sex are i If it works as an attendant you-if any?" If he gets punc- in a men's room, it is a him. If hed in the jaw, it's a man; if it works as an attendant in a he gets slapped in the face, powder room, it is a her. it's a woman. Does it sing aloud in the t oathroom? Probably it's a In settling questions ef sex, , i GLADLY guy. Does it hum while sitting as in most matters, quiet di- I REDEEM at a dressing table and study- plomacy is usually the best ' SIUKSUit U.S.D.A ing its face? It's a gaL tactic. I FOOD If, when asked at a cocktail STAMPS party whether it wants anoth- U.S.D.A. Gov1!. Grade Choice ' "car" "drinK," it replies, "yeaB, ~ -SSSS*.. 8 another belt won't hurt me," put it down as a fellow. If it TOP ROUND ROAST ""*- U.S.D.A. Gevt Grade Choke smiles dimly and says as it U.S.D.A. Gov-I. Grade Choke Boneless Bottom Round, holds out its glass, "Well, just Top Sirloin, or Cross-Rib a teentsy-weentsy bit this RUMP ROAST time," put it down as another U.S.D.A. GoVt. Grade Choice thirsty dame with hollow legs. BEEF You say it warms its hands EYE ROUND ROAST U.S.D.A. Gov't. Grade Choice by putting them in its pock- ROASTS ets? It has to be a boy. You' SHOULDER or CUBE STEAK U.S.D.A. Gov't. Grade Choice Thick Cut Shoulder say it warms its hands by- 19 Three Promoted LONDON BROIL $1 At Monmouth I U.S.D.A. Gov't. Grade Choice Thick Cut Top Round or Top Sirloin Ib. • WEST LONG BRANCH - ELECr FOODTOWN FOR Miss Judith S. McCann, Long [LONDON BROIL OCEAN-FRESH SEAFOOD! Branch, has been promoted to TOWN APPETIZERS SWITCH YOUR PARTY A TANTALIZING TRIUMPH TO FOODTOWN DELI! SHEU 1 associate dean of students, 1 SWIFT PREMIUM FUNKS _** 85' "*«•> - <*US 6 y 'I and William N. Frantz, Fair Robert J. DeGray Jr. VIRGINIA HAM »k 79' Haven, and Webster B. Tram- CHOPPED HftM mell, Long Branch, have been SWIFT PREMIUM FRANKS _•» 89' "™£'J,?iL£i**5_tl«xi named assistant deans of stu- dents at Monmouth College, Js Eagle ScOllt George F. Lambert, vice ° FOODTOWN president for student services MIDDLETOWN - Robert APPLE- BATHROOM announced. J. DeGray Jr., 16, was ele- CHOCK FULL Miss McCann, also director vated to the rank of Eagle SAUCE TISSUE MILK of programing, has been assis- Scout at a Court of Honor of O'NUTS tant dean of students at Mon- Boy Scout Troop 246. mouth since 1970, and pre- The son of Mr. and Mrs. viously served as assistant Robert J. DeGray, 90 King- dean of students at Mary fisher Drive, Robert will enter Baldwin College, Staunton, his junior-year at Middletown Va. Township High School, where Mr., Frantz, also director of he is active in the band pro- bit hack SI* the College Center, and Mr. gram. ''All Grind. CoHec Trammell, also director of Senior patrol leader of his DEL MONTE GREEN BEANS 25' CATSUP PURINA DOG CHOW student activities, are both troop, Robert is in charge of POTATO CHIPS c YxSntfcn Monmouth alumni, and both the Sunday School audio-vis- 39 REGUTAR SCOT TOWELS MAXWELL (aSnn LIQUID PALMOLIVE have been members of the ual department at the First PIINHACIAL TISSUES 3 69' HOUSE student services staff several Presbyterian Church, Red KRAFT MAYONNAISE LIQUID GOLD years. 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