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** , - '•• Sunny, Warm Sunny and warm today. FINAL Cloudy, mild tonight. Warm, chance of rain tomorrow. Bed Bank, Freehold EDITION (Bet DetUU. Firs 21 Long Brandt J Monmouth County's Home Newspaper for 92 Years VOE. 93, NO. 38 RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1970 22 PAGES TEN CENTS Jury Questions ENB Vice President NEWARK — A federal say Mrs. Kennedy was a part- by 1977. It carries a clause custom swimming pool, is as- comment on the nature of the grand jury investigating the ner in a real estate concern stipulating that, if a payment sessed at 76.5 per cent of questions. alleged misapplication of $5 with Sdiotte. is not received within a 90- valuation in a neighborhood Mrs. Kennedy, wearing a million of funds of the defunct Holds Mortgage day period, the entire princip- where homes are said to be green checkered dress, ar- Eatontown National Bank Meanwhile, Mr. Schotte's al will become due. valued at $75,000. rived at the federal building questioned the bank's attrac- attorney, William H. Frank, Mr. Frank said that his Mr. Frank declined further and waited in the corridor un- tive blonde vice president for said that he holds a mortgage client is aware that there's comment about his client. til she was ushered into the more than an hour yesterday. on his client's home as part of "reasonable expectation" The government's in- jury room for her hour and 10 Mrs. Betty Kennedy, 35, a retainer agreement. that the case will continue for vestigation turns today to the minutes of testimony. Ocean Township, who also "It was a normal lawyer- some time. "No one knows at status of the bank's stock bro- Jonathan L. Goldstein, an served as the bank's cashier, client transaction based on a this time how many civil as kerage accounts. assistant U.S. attorney who is declined comment about her retainer agreement drafted well as criminal actions there U.S. Atty. Frederick B. La- chief of the criminal division, testimony. Her lawyer, Mat- this week," said the Red will be," Mr. Frank com- cey was expected to meet put the questions to the wit- thew Boylan of Red Bank, Bank attorney. mented. with Kevin Duffy, regional nesses. would only say that he did not Mr. Frank said he was re- The mortgage is the third administrator of the Secu- Representatives of stock expect her to be called again. tained on Aug. 6, the day be- on Mr. Schotte's Lincroft rities and Exchange Commis- brokerage firms who ap- On Aug. 11, the bank's pres- fore the bank was closed. home since he bought it in sion, to discuss the bank's peared were William Gold- ident, Douglas J. Schotte, 39, Mr. Schotte received a 1961. An initial mortgage with stock investments. enbaum of New York City, a was arrested and charged $36,000 mortgage on his home the Merchants Trust Co., Red Besides Mrs. Kennedy, oth- vice president of Bache & Co., with misapplication of $5 mil- from Mr. Frank on Monday. Bank, for $20,500 was can- er bank officers, representa- Inc.; Thomas C. Meehan of lion in the bank's funds. He The agreement, filed in the celed in 1964. tives of brokerage firms and Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fen- was accused of using the office of the Monmouth Coun- In December 1963, he took an official of the firm that au- ner & Smith, Inc., and James money for stock market ty Clerk in Freehold, requires out a $24,000 mortgage with dited the bank's books were Barbi of Herold, Kastor & transactions in the New York $18,000 to be paid to Mr. Progressive Life Insurance called before the grand jury Gerald. — New Jersey area. Frank by 1975 without inter- and it still exists. yesterday. Also testifying was a repre- Law enforcement officials est and the balance to be paid The property, including a Federal authorities declined (See Bank, Pg. 3) ENB Checks Will 'Bounce' By JANE FODERARO Moreover, a three-man de- tive director of the associ- $ bank in which it was depos- FDIC officials today were BLONDE TESTIFIES IN BANK CASE — Mrs. Betty Kennedy, 35, vice president EATONTOWN — Checks legation of the N.J. Bankers ation, said last night, "This is ited,- then it will go to that apparently trying to work out and cashier of the defunct Eatontown National Bank, arrives at tfie Federal writteir'on the Eatontown Na- Association yesterday met an extraordinary, once-in-a- baiik's depositor (a landlord procedures so that the checks Building in Newark where she testified for an hour and 10 minutes before a tional Bank that presumably with the FDIC, officials at the million situation . . . where or grocer, for example) who, could be stopped early in the Fed and the Controller of the customers of other banks will in turn, will give it back to irreversible chain. federal grand jury probing the bank's business activities. With her is her lawyer, cleared just before the bank was closed on Aug. 7 will be Currency to determine effects be involved." the Eatontown customer. The It was hoped that banks In- Matthew Boylan, and preceding them on right is U. S. Atty. Jonathan Goldstein. charged back by the Federal of the charge-back. In the charge-back, he ex- customer will then file a volved could forward checks, (AP Wirephotol Reserve System. Richard R. Benedict, execu- plained, a check will revert to claim with the FDIC. at least those under $20,000, to The charge-back can mean the FDIC and file claims on more red tape for some Ea- lllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllliM^ them. It would eliminate in- tontown depositors and the convenience to both the Ea- Federal Deposit Insurance tontown depositor and his Notice Still Remains Corp. creditor. • - . \ It also will involve a num- Arts Center Incidents Mr. Benedict said he ber of other banks in New thought banks in New Jersey Jersey and possibly in other would be willing to file the states. claims. "But that's up to the On High School Eviction FDIC," he said. The bank's account with the Spur Prevention Plans RED BANK — As things The regional board main- ventory is somewhere en- "Fed" reportedly was in defi- ' To Send Bulletin stand now, the newly created tains its offices in the high route. _. cit of approximately $4 mil- By CAROL JACOBSON —Bus drivers will request tickets from The executive director said Bed Bank Regional Board of school. It also is now in- Clarence S. Gale, president lion on the days of Aug. 4, 5 persons who were diverted in their cars to he will send a bulletin tomor- HOLMDEL — D. Louis Tonti, executive row to, the 219 commercial Education has 13 days to get stalling portable classrooms of the regional board,.said and 6, according to informed director
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Dotty osd Sot. 8 A.M.-5:30 P.M. Bed Bank Savings Wad. o*d Frt. 'HI f P.M. and Loan Association 1ST. 1*25 — FREE DELIVERY !. MONMOUTH MOWER INC. BROAD STREET AT BERGEN PLACE 656 HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN 741-3700 1/2 Mile South of 32 BROAD ST. • 741-7500 • RED BANK 671-1073 Five Corntn 3 CREDIT PLANS INCLUDING BANK AMERICARD MON. thru SAT. 8 A.M. TOS P.M.—FRI. 8 A.M. TO t P.M. ... Serving this area since 1887 > -THE DAILY REGISTER, BED BANK • MIDDLETOV7N, N. Jj WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1970- Top of the News Matawan Zoning Change Set TRENTON' - The admission by U. S. Sen. Harrison A. Williams, Mtf.J., that he had a drinking problem in the To Meet Residents' Desires past is the center of a new political fuss in tog U. S. Senate MATAWAN -Borough public hearing at the next privately owned, Dr. Siss ex- campaign. Council last night introduced Council meeting. plained. ! James Alison Jr., deputy national chairman of the Re- a zoning amendment which No .permits can be obtained The police ordinance would publican Party, said yesterday that Williams made a mis- would solve the problem of to build in the area in ques- establish a deputy chief of take ki disclosing the old problem. homeowners from the Cross tion as long as there is a pro- police to cope with an in- "I'm not sure he did the right thing when he made his Road and Morristown Road posal for change under con- creasing work load because of great revelation. I personally feel he made a mistake," Al- area who want their zoning sideration. the growing population of the lison said at a joint news conference with GOP Senate can- changed from special and community. didate Nelson G. Gross. general business back to resi- Richard Heuser of 212 Ra- Councilman Howard A. dential. vine Drive, speaking, for the Gross interrupted Allison to.deny that Republicans were Henderson explained, "It is residents of the area at the also designed to establish a trying to capitalize on Williams' foftner problem. The amendment would meeting, said that they But Democratic State Chairman Salvatore A. Bontempo eliminate the possibility of clear-cut chain of command "strongly approved of the within the police department said the remarks sounded like "a calculated effort to sub- having duplex housing on a new zoning amendment." merge issues in favor of personal invective." 50-foot frontage in a general ranks." business zone. Also, a special Public hearings were set Two emergency appropria- business zone would revert to for Sept. 1 at 8 p.m. in the tions were also approved. A Track Bid Sent for Approval R-100, which requires a larger borough hall for a new police $6,500 appropriation was The New Jersey Racing Commission passed on to the lot size. ordinance and for an ordi- made for codification of the state attorney general yesterday an application by a group A final provision of the nance requiring a permit to borough ordinances and $4,600 of promoters seeking to build a night harness track in Carl- amendment would change the demolish or remove any was appropriated for an in- Stadf in the Hackensack River meadowlands. Ravine Drive and Cross Road buildings. This measure is de- crease in insurance rates be- The application, which had been filed with the racing area to strictly residential. To signed to prevent the loss of cause of a rise in workmen's commission in My, is the second by the group called NEW DEPOSITOR — George W. Hill, right, of Federal Deposit Insurance Cor- support this change, council historical buildings which are compensation. Meadows Racing Association, Inc. The group is headed by , poration presents check for $299,501] to Charles E, Waterman, left, assistant vice cited the same reasons that Robert E. Baumann of Oceanside, N. Y. president of First Merchants National Bank and manager of bank's new Eaton- homeowners from the area presented to Monday night's If the attorney general approves the form of the applica- town branch, and John F. Cook, bank vice president. Funds represented proceeds tion it will be returned to the racing commission which then Planning Board meeting. Escaped Prisoner will hold a public hearing. of FDIC'J liquidation of assets of the defunct Eatontbwn National Bank, and were Dr. Richard Siss a coun- The commission chairman, Hugh Mehorter, said last , placed With First Merchants as a deposit. The FDIC thus became the largest de- cilman, commented that the night that a tentative date has been set for September 9th positor, to date, 'in the new branch of First Merchants, which purchased the Ea- area was originally zoned for for a hearing, pending the attorney general's approval. special business but was de- Given Jail Term torrtown property of the closed bank. (Register Staff Photo) veloped as residential. There- LONG BRANCH - Charles Pa., received a 30-day sus- Linda Tells of 'Vibrations' fore, he maintained, it is M. Gresham, 218 Monmouth pended jail term forfailing to merely being rezoned to what LOS ANGELES — Serene but weary, Linda Kasabian is St., was sentenced to six give a good account of him- it is. He also repeated the months in Monmouth County self. concluding her key prosecution testimony in the Sharon Tate residents' arguments that any murder trial, telling h«w she received "vibrations from the Arts Center Incidents Jail by City Court Judge Ja- .Gary E. Throckmorton of new business would down- cob Rand yesterday as a re- universe." grade the area; that because 285 Lockwood Ave. was fined "It's sort of Mke when you get down on your knees and sult of his escape from the $50 for possession of non-nar- the area is a main gateway to county jail Aug. 10. pray and you wait for an answer," said Mrs. Kasabian. the borough any new business cotic drugs. He was also fined Spur Prevention Plans Mr. Gresham was being ad- $20 forfailing to report an ac- The "vibrations," she said, told her: "That to be here would obstruct traffic; and Sow testifying is the will of God." that any new business would mitted to the jail on a charge cident and $10 on a careless . The green-eyed Mrs. Kasabian, her sandy-colored hair (Continued) "When a similiar crowd showed up of being under the influence driving charge. Nederlander Arts Assoc, managing agents, create an additional traffic falling softly to her shoulders, sighed frequently during re- Thursday night, John Larson suggested we of drugs, when he left his James Butler, 19 Grant and Capt. Karl Kloo, State Police comman- sell them tickets for $1 apiece to relieve the hazard for school children at- cross-examination. She appeared disappointed when her tending the new Matawan Av- place in the prisoners' line Court, was sentenced to a six- 17th day on the stand ended yesterday with more questions der of Troop E, covering the Garden State .tension, and we sold 1,670 tickets," Mr. and left the building with a Parkway. ' enue school. month jail term on a theft to oome. Tonti reported. group of visitors. charge and was lield for One of the problems under discussion He said he attended all the shows last The dangerous intersection of Cross Road and Aberdeen Later arrested here, Mr. Grand Jury action on a will be whether rock concerts can be con- week but saw neither rock program. "I charge of fraud. Market Achieves Hefty Gains trolled in the future. Mr. Tonti said every- took the time to walk around outside and Road was also mentioned as a Gresham was not charged objection to additional busi- with escaping from the jail as Judge Rand also fined NEW YORK — A stock market rally near the session's one made an effort to prevent any incidents talk to the youngsters," he went on and ad- last week. None was reported and no ar- mitted buying $1 tickets for three disap- nesses and traffic. he had not been addmitted to Glenn B. Craig, Oceanport, start plus a flurry of buying activity near the dose yester- Sent to Planners the jail prior to leaving the and George M. Anderson, day combined to produce some hefty gains in prices. rests were made. pointed young people who had traveled from Mr. Gallagher this week expressed the Spring Valley, N.Y., to see the show. The amendment was re- building. He was charged Oakhurst, $20 each on • The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials surged ahead , ferred to the Planning Board with escaping from, city charges of being under the in- 1.07 per cent, or 7.60 points, to dose at 716.66, the high for concern of the Commissioners. "We didn't PEDESTRIANS BARRED anticipate Hie audience would act in the One other problem he mentioned — one for review and recommenda- police. fluence of drugs. thft session. tions. A date will be set for David Gresham, also a city Harry Finer of 231 Roose- The New York Stock Exchange index of some 1,200 com- fashion they did. We're responsible for en- that had never occurred since the center's tertaining everybody, but we have to expect opening — concerned pedestrians on the resident, was fined $50 on a velt Ave., Oakhurst, received mon stocks, the most comprehensive indicator of market theft charge. a 10-day jail term on a dis- performance, advanced 0.45 to 41.28. The Associated Press to be met half way," he said. parkway. "State Troopers will be on the "We will consider ways to run these parkway in the future to see to it that no Judge Rand also fined Judy orderly person charge. index of 60 stocks rose 1.3 to 236.4. Industrials were up 2.9, Bank Official L. Beyer, Reyersford, Pa., Howard J. Pierce, 33 Wood- rails up .2, and utilities up .4. rock concerts without the disruption of sev- one tries to walk across the parkway again eral hundred youngsters. We will try to from Crawford's Corner Road," he contin- $50 for possession of drugs. row Wilson Apartments, was Standard & Poor's 500-stoek index rose .87 to 76.20. Is Questioned Joseoh Gigliotti, Jim Thorpe, fined $35 on a charge of theft. The American Stock Exchange Price Change index rose let the other 8,000 enjoy the show," Mr. ued. .06 to 20.09. Of the 966 issues traded in the Amex, 414 ad- Tonti continued. Even though the crowds, crowding the (Continued) vanced while 278 declined. Volume increased to 2.12 million "Even though there was tension, I saw stage both nights, insisting upon encores sentative of the bank's audit- shares from 1.44 million Monday. some beautiful things happen both nights," before they would leave, Mr. Tonti cited ing firm, The Edward R. Burt > Prices on the Amex's most-active list included Equity he said and described a scene where 300 another incident that encouraged him. Co. of New York. Funding, up PA at '19%; Austral Oil, up l'/ at 167*; and youngsters refused to crash after police Thursday night he said he saw seven Two other bank officials ap- 8 put chains across the gates, Tuesday night. or eight young people stay past midnight PREP FOR NOV. Digital Equipment, up 2yt at 6014. Corporate bonds were peared. They were David mixed while governments were higher. Several hundred people had already pushed to clean up the barrage of trash left on the Simpson and Gerard Pratt, 16th Year their way through without tickets. lawn. They picked it up, dumped it into both assistant cashiers. A STARTS SEPT. 12th "I didn't think that was an equitable trash barrels and cardboard boxes before third official, Charles M. Licensing Procedures Hit situation," Mr. Tonti added. "I thanked going home. He admitted it wasn't the first Professional Preparation Harmony Bowl Munn, an assistant vice presi- Mlddletown PRINCETON — Professional licensing boards, presum- them for being there and we decided to let night that someone from the audience dent, originally named as one far Juniors and Seniors ably designed as protection for the consumer, are more them in. We went out of our way for young- stayed to help clean up the mess left on the In Mathematics and English Wlllowbrook Inn who would appear, did not Fair Havn, MEeTy'to be instruments for excluding outsiders froin the sters who went out of their way for us," lawn. testify yesterday. Comprehension profession. Holiday Inn In addition, a bookkeeper, Classes en Saturdays or Haxlet That is a major, preliminary conclusion drawn by a ' Ruth Bischoff, and a secre- American Hotel study still in progress by the Educational Testing Service. tary at the bank, Lavina May- Sundays Frtthold The organization, for years a leader in the field of test- ers, testified. 9 A.M. - 12 Noon Call 229-2347 ing the aptitudes of students, is turning its attention to the Brookdale Policy Set Goldstein, who would not measurement of job skills. comment on whether any in- Under a $100,000 contract from the U. S. Labor Depart- dictments would-be handed up ment, the testing firm is surveying practices of licensing from the grand jury, said the boards set-up to regulate professions in major states and For Military Families government's investigation Dig they must... cities throughout the nation. into the bank's affairs would LINCROFT — Military per- and are residents of a munici- 'Park, N.Y., human affairs; continue. Goldstein said addi- Nerve Gas Ship Scuttled sonnel and theirj dependents pality in Monmouth County. Robert Meehan, Spring Lake, tional witnesses would be we will! living in Monmouth County Under the proposed policy, and Clifford Ward, Colts Neck called before the grand jury ABOARD USS HARTLEY — "It was almost silent as next Tuesday. it went down," the Navy reported after an old Liberty ship would be considered Mon- applicants under 21 years of Township, both for business mouth County residents as far age will be classified accord- and management. loaded with a deadly cargo of nerve gas was sent to an IN MEMORIAM ocean grave at the bottom of the Atlantic. as admission into Brookdale ing to the residency of their Community College is con- parents. " "But when it hit, there was a thud and sounds like The unveiling of Anna and 8&m Cohen cerned under a new college To Meet Sept. 21 will take place on Sunday, August 30, parts of the ship and lumber crushing or breaking up. There High School 1970 at 12:30 p.m. at the Congregation policy. The college Board of 3'na) I A r a e 1 Cemetery In New was a lot of noise and rocking for about two minutes until it Shrewsbury, N,J. settled." Thus, military personnel Trustees will consider this ^The Family and members of their famines policy at their next meeting, Eviction Note temporarily stationed here Sept. 21. DEATH NOTICE Nixon Veto Is Overridden would be eligible for the In other business, the Still Posted HARLBY — Henry, on August 17, 1970, WASHINGTON — The Senate, spuming President Nixon's same benefits at the college trustees: of 77 Embury Avenue. Ocean Grove. In (Continued) his DOlh year. Beloved husband of Carrie economy plea and overriding his veto, has voted into law as permanent county resi- Awarded contracts totaling A.., and dear father of Henry a., Robert 1 rental of a school is "a little oiiu aim Mrs. Rosemary Forsyth. Ber- a $4.4 bfflion appropriation for federal aid to education. dents. $1,374,069 for construction of a fces at the Ocean Grove Memorial But it will take some political dexterity to fashion a Re- extraordinary." iome, 118 Main Ave., Ocean Orove, on "Under the new policy, the central utility plant. General Thursday afternoon, August 20, at 2 publican campaign issue of the 77-16 vote. Twenty-three Re- "Do they think we're going o'clock. Interment Monmouth Memorial >& WlS€... Finance your sewer system college would give admission construction went to Peter J. Park. New Shrewsbury. Friends may publicans voted to override the President. to run away or something?" call Wednesday afternoon, 2-4 and eve- preference to county resi- Saker Inc., Freehold, on the ning 7*9. hookup costs through us Not one of the 16 Republicans who voted to sustain the dents. firm's bid of ?387,900. he said. "We really feel that a veto is running for a new term this year. security deposit is unneces- MATTHEWS — Eva H.. on August 17, on our special low terms Second preference would go Approval of a ?57,934 con- 1970. of Holland Rd., Mfddlctown. N.J. sary." Beloved wife of W. Irving Matthews, to New Jersey residents, and tract for construction of six devoted mother of Mrs. Susan M. Wil- all-weather tennis courts. lamson and William I. Matthews. He- Can we help you? then out-of-state applicants., The regional board, which loved sister of Lloyd E. Hostetlcr Fu- la. Contractor is C. J. Hesse assumed responsibility for neral service, Thursday, August 20, 11 MEMBER OF F.O.I.C. CENTRAL JERSEY BANK Military personnal and their a.m., at the Bedle Funeral Home, 61 AND •muerr COMPANY dependents would be consid- Inc., Belford. high school education July 1, Broad St.. Keyport, N.J. ered "in-county" residents if Hired three instructors — has paid rent through this they are stationed in the state Richard Masluk, New Hyde month. Mr. Gale emphasized that the regional board is per- fectly willing to pay the Seafood Lovers!— $525,000, but not until it has a Main Office: 105 Chestnut St., Red Bank. N. J. 0111)1 bill of sale, which includes a Branch Offices: complete inventory of what rinast 878 Bt. 33. Mlddletown, N. J. 30 Cut Main St., Freehold, N. J. they have bought. 219 Broadway, Lone Branch, N. J. "Daily Double" SPECIAL He said he wasn't sure Established In 1B18 by John B. Cook and Henry CUw whether the payment of the WEDNESDAY NIGHT AUGUST 19th ONLY Published by The Red Bank It«l»ter Incorporated Member of the Associated Press — The Associated Press li "inL $525,000 would solve the prob- Thursday and Friday exclusively to Se use for republlcatltm of all the local ntws printed fa thla newBpaper as well as all AP news dispatches. lem. Second class postage paid at Red Bank, N. J. 07101 and at additional That, he said, is up to the 2-1 Ib. Aug. 20th and 21st Only malllnc offices. Published dally. Monday through Friday. a i%__ ^tlm local board. $/|75 3 months—S7.5O Dr. Ivan Polonsky, local No Sharing Pleas* QUARTER LOIN Subscription Prices In Advanc« board president, said the LOBSTERS Homo Delivery by Carrier — 4 Slnele copy at countor. 10 cents: by Carrier M Centa Per Week problem is very simple — "they owe us $525,000 for the high school. They haven't paid us, and they don't have a lease." PORK CHOPS "Gives you more for your MONEY" T ii e regional board is FRESH scheduled to meet tonight in CLAM HUT . . . Earnings Paid From its final regular meeting be- Restaurant - Cocktail Lounge Each pkg. contains Day of Deposit to Day of fore the opening of school. 9 to 11 center & Withdrawal On All Regular However, Mr. Gale said the New Flours: hip chops. Passbook Savings Accounts* dispute isn't on the agenda NOW and the board isn't planning MONDAY. 4 P.M.-10 P.M. Ib. 'Providing a $50 balance ti maintained until quarter end. to discuss it. TUES., WED., THURS,, SUN. LEGAL NOTICES Anchor Your Savings to . . . 12 NOON to 10 P.M. 362 Broad St. & Maple Ave. NOTICE An ordinance entitled "Ordinance An- proprfatlng the sum of $l,soo.oo for the Purchase and Repair of n Used Garbage FRI., SAT. NOON - 10:30 P.M. Truck" wad prflHented for Introduction RED BANK and first reading on July fl. 1970 by thp Mayor and Council of the Boroujch of Shrewsbury arid on August 13, 1970 was Ad|acent to Highlands Lobiter Pound finally adopted and approved. Robert C. Lawrence. Ill foot ol Atlantic St. off Bay Avenue. MIDDLETOWN LINCROFT Mayor 47I-240O 142-4400 Jwn W. Kabry HIGHLANDS — 872.9753 Borough Clerk Aug. 19 13.50 1 -THE DAILY REGISTER,' RED BA.NK • MIDDl^EfOWN, N. J.t WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19,1970- NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES apeciflcatlo&f of the Bh*4t Trf* Own- sew* v&on of ptriww! using *wne. ffiUrfdoD andand1 planted under iU supsupere - AN ORDINANCEAUENDINO KS OR- Owners or propertte* •**•" P""** vision and directiondirectin. „ -VtH&&3fB&S& «T iJiJLrCHlWOt Ea.cn •vwfrte DINANCE ENTITLED "AN ORDI- trees In aucfe a manner that (1) APPROVED VAMErtKSt Bu- t tote uuei. and shrub plants afaaU be mul- xUaaacf shall talc* •H»ct \&o% NANCE AUTHORIJMNO THKCRBA- branches will bang not lew than gar Maple*. Red Mafdwt. Pin In the cuy*d wltti ruttmr boat or pla*- ched wiffi woodchtos. peat, buck- an* publicattoo Koordtaf " T1ON OF A SHADE TRKE COMMIS- eight (6) f«t over sidewalk! and tUs c (lowering wheat hulls, cocoa mills, or other SION, WITH CERTAIN POWER* walkways and thirteen (13) feet Oaks, WHkiw Oak*, Ash, Unden. (9) REMOVAL OF All* PtAN- approved material time to four AND DUTIES, AND PROVIDING over roadway*. Shrubbery bordering «nd other* approved by the Shad« T CComimulQi}, Planting TDJO DEBBISi Removal of d*br- Inches (3 to 4 ) deep out to the Th« foregoing ord&tne^ «"• In- FOR THE REGULATION, PLAN- walkways shall be pruned back In Shade Tree Commission. strip ehati be not smaller than 30 ti li required. The propei-ty must (2> PLACEMENT AU planting ' branch tips: ' troduced at a meeting of tt» Borough TING,, CONTROL, CARE, PROTEC- such a manner to prevent branches For any deviation from this list the thirty incnee* wilewile . TreeTe* aree ttoo be b« left tn a neat and orderly condi* must be at leaat the maximum TION. IMPROVEMENT AND RE- from obstructing, hindering or har. Shade Tree Commuudon must'bt con- no leu than 25 (eet from Inter- U(« In accordance with good and mature plant distance from the (5) RKMOVAT* OF PLANTING 0 1 of Shrewsbury held on Augtut MOVAL OF SHADE AND ORNA- ming pedestrians using walkwaye. sulted. As far aa possible each street cepting tuAi at ttreet cornera accepted, planting and nursery foundation. waU, or fence, but n-n DEBH18: Removal of all planting •H-SP -ornldered for final Landscaping Requirements: block tn a suMiviaion shall be con. and not more than 40 feet aoart. practice. leaa than two (2) feet therefrom. debris. 1B *equired. The property MENTAL TREES AND SHRUBBE- fined to on«
LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT 8-115 OF ORDER. FOR PUBLICATION SHERIFFS SALE TO BE PUBLISHED AND MAILED SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY MATRIMONIAL CHANCERY DIVISION Superior Court of New Jersey MONMOUTH COUNTY Docket No, M-H86-99 Docket No. F-2371-69 STATE OF NfflW JERSEY TO: JOHN A. OEHRIG Long Branch Savings and Loan A«EO- By virtue of an Order of tha Superior elation, & New Jersey corporation, Court of New Jersey Chancery Division, FlaintlH m: Richard W. Miller and made on the third day of August 1970, In Joan A Miller, his wire, «t als. De- a Civil Action, wlferein Linda C. Gehrig fendants is the Plaintiff and you are the Defend- fiy virtue of a writ of execution In ant, you are hereby required to Answer the above stated action to me directed, the Complaint of the Plaintiff on or De- fore the fifth day of October, MHO. by I shall expote (or aaJe at public ven- serving an Answer to John A. JEUcciardi, due, at the Court House In the Bor- Esquire, of the Firm of Baling, Moore, ough of Freehold, County of Mon- O'Mara & Coogan, Enquires, Plaintiff's mouth. Mew Jersey, on Monday Uie Attorney*), whose address Is Crystal 14th day of September, 1970, at 2 Brook Professional BltJg.. Highway 35, o'clock P.M. Prevailing Time. P.O. Drawer S, Eatontown, New Jersey All of tjj» follojsrlng fra«t or parcel 07724, and In default thereof such Judg- Of land find' «ia. premises hereinafter ment shall be rendered against you aj particularly described, situated, lying the Court shall think equitable and just. And being In the City of Long Branch, You «hall file your Answer and proof of County of -Monmoutb and eie state of service in duplicate with th© Clerk of the New Jetsey. Superior Court, State House Annex, Trenton, New Jersey 08625, in accor- BEGINNING at a point in the easter- dance with the Rules of Civil Practice ]y line of Oakhlll Avenue, said point and Procedure. being 390 feet south of the Intersec- tion of the southerly line of Morford The object of said action Is to obtain a Avenue "and easterly line of Oakhlll Judgment of Divorce between the said Avenue and runnlne; thence (1) south Plaintiff and you. 03 degre.es 00 minutes 00 seconds east Dated: August 17, 1970 55.08 feet to a point In the east line BALING, MOORE, O'MARA & COO- of Oakhlll Avenue; thence (2) south GAN 32 degrees 44 minutes 30 seconds east John A. Ricclardi 38.50 feet to a point in the east line of Crystal Brook Professional Bldfc Oakhlll Avenue, said point being the Highway 35, P.O. Drawer S lot line established by minor subdivi- Eatontown. New Jersey 07724 sion approval of the City or Long Attornevii for the Plaintiff Branch as Bhown on a certain map Aug. 19, 26 >21,00 made by Jersey Engineering Company, NOTICE Professional Engineers and Surveyors, SUPERIOR COURT [Long Branch, New Jersey, dated June OF NEW JBRSKY 03, 1968, Scale 1" equals 30 feet; I,AW DIVISION thence (8) north 73 degrees 46 minutes MONMOUTH COttNTV 20 seconds east 175.59 feet to a point; DOCKF/T NO. 1^38607-68 thence (4) north 01 degrees 28 minutes Civil Action SO aeconds east 40.31 feet to a point; NOTICK TO UNKNOWN thence (6) south 87 degrees 00 minutes DEFENDANTS 00 seconds west 158.12 feet to the east IN THE MATTER OP THE APPLI- line of OaJthMl Avenue and the point CATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF or place of Beginning. MIDDLETOWN BEWERAGE AU- THORITY, Said premises also being known as Plaintiff. Block 1«8 Lot 36, on Uie Official Tax TO FIX THE COMPENSATION To BB Vap of the City of Long Branch. PAID FOR THE PROPERTY OF Being commonly known and designa- JAMES LIDDY AND DELARUK ted as No. 73 Oakhll lAvenue, long LIDDY. Branch, New Jersey. YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to a Civil Action in the Superior Court of The approximate amount of the Judg- New Jersey, Law Division, Monmouth ment to be etatlsfled by said sale is County, Instituted by the Mlddletown ttie sura of $13,269 together with the Township Sewerage Authority, whore costs of this sale. addresa la D21 State Hirhwav #35, Mld- The Sheriff -hereby reserves the dletown, New Jersey. This Is an notion to condemn under the power to eminent right to adjourn this sale without domain, for the purpose of obtaining an further notice. by,juWlcaUpn. Easement to install a sanitary sewerase ' "iMOT, KIERNAN. Sheriff. collection system. The premises to be Dated July 1B70 • condemned are located In the State of New Jersey. County of Monmouth and Potter and Gagliuw, Esqs, Township of Middletown, known as a Aug. IS. 26, Sept. Z, 9 »98.0O portion of Lots 13-A, 14 and 15 In Block 619 and Lot 13 In Block 619. You are required to show cause before the said Superior Court, at the Cour.i House, Freehold, New Jersey on the 18th day of Sept., 1970. at 9:30 o'clock In forenoon or as soon thereafter aa coun- sel may bp heard, why an Order Bhould not be made: (Al Appointing three condemnation commissioners to make a Just and eaiii- (Jail oil us table appraisement of the value of the lands and premises described In the Complaint, and to fix the compensation to be paid for the taking thereof, and to assess the damape. if any, to the re- maining portion of the defendants' prop- ertv resulting from such taking; (B) Fixing a date on or before which reDort of commissioners must be filed; (C) Directing the notice to be given to he defendants of the proceedings to be (ieia and conducted by such commis- secure sioners. BUY TWO, SAVE MORE ON Declaration of Taking was made by the plnintlff herein. Townshln of Middle- town Hpweraee Authority, by Its Chair- man, Edward Schumann, p.nd attested ALL 8" JUNIOR DRESSES by It"" cecretarv, o-eraldlne T. Colby on the type the 2fi day of March, 1969. and the same Terrific junior sale! Even great- has been filed with the Clerk of the Su- perior Court of New Jersey at Trenton er savings on two! Exciting one- and with the Clerk of the Monmouth County Court at Freehold. Notice of Us and-two-piece Fall looks includ- Pendens has been filed with the Clerk of ntchgard 303! tipme Monmouth County at Freehold, New ed. Many bonded acrylics, Vis- Jersey, This notice Is given to you so that all colan® rayons. 5 to 15. owners or parties in interest may have an opportunity to "JC heard, and defend vou Want. the action on the return day of the Order to Show Cause, namely, the 18Wi day of Sent. 1970. You are given this notice because you may claim or care to claim or reputed REGULAR 2.99 to own the above described premises, or $ some part thereof, or have some inter- 1 est therein, or hold a lien or encum- BUY 3 ... and SAVE 3 NOW! BOYS SHIRTS BOY'S SHAPE-MAKER. MULLANEY REALTY brance thereon. MORTIMER O. NEWMAN JR., 1 8 Ttndall RA, Middletown Clerk of the Superior Court of New Jersey Group of Little Girls DRESSES. Bright cotton- JEANS-FLARES 'N STRIPES. (Roberts Building) RONALD L. HORAN, ESQUIRE One Ravine Drive Never need ironing. Fortrel®-poly- ^fe C 33 671-5151 Matawan. New Jersey 07747 polyestar knit. Jr. Sizes, Reg. 4.99. Dacron® poly- (201) 566-7878 ester-combed cotton. All with M. • $•498 Attorney for plaintiff $ S, M, L frt 2-7 Aug. 19, 26 _____ Dual-Action Scofchgard®. Many ^L Q 2 ester-cotton. No ironing- 3 styles to ctioc-se — 3 to 6x. Reg. a • n Student or Husky size, Reg. 5.99 . ... now 4.98 $4 each. 3°W K 9
• 1 Finast ® \ AT \ ftyi \ Thursday and Friday Aug. 20th and 21st Only Vi V A BLEACH \ i Finast REGULAR 7.99 GIRLS' SLIPS- MEN'S GEORGE REGULAR 3.59 (Limit 2) SAVE 20%! REGULAR 3 FOR 1.79 Ga!. Plastic TEENS' BOOTEE REGULAR 1.99 BOOT—REG. $16 STURDY JEANS Vinyl patent; side buc- Fancy laca Tiers and em- YEAR 'ROUND UNDERWEAR Bottle Brown, black leather; Boys' polyester - cotton kle adjusts for fit. Man- broideries on soft Dacron® Soft, rib knit combed cotton. PACKAGE OF buclcla-strap style. Man- speedbacks; no ironingl made soles, heels. polyester-cotton; mads soles and rubber Fabriloclc® double knees. Girls' sleeveless vest, panty. A Si 38 'Brown, black C88 never iron. "1 58 $ heels. 1 ^88 Slim, regular. 277 362 Brood St. & Maple Ave. Sizes B 5-9. pair 3 to 6X. Boys' T-shirt, brief. 3 to 6x. 3 f0 l M 7-11, 12. •/• pafr Size 3-7.
RED BANK Eatontown Circle PHONE WARDS Monmouth Shopping Center Open 9:30 a.m. 'til 9:30 p.m. 542-2150 EROM OUR REAPERS "Good News! The Statistics Indicate Decrease WEGISTWL In The Rate* Of — Uh — iBcreane ... w Outstanding Citizen «... Established la UTS — Published by U» Red BJJ* Itegister, The Daily Register has received a copy of the following . M. HAROLD KELLY, Publishci letter for publication:
Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor . * . . , . ' Oceanport, N. J. Mayor and Council Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor, Borough of Oceanport New Jersey . Wednesday, August 19, 1970 Dear Mayor and Council: i . At midnight last Friday on returning to the borough w» " crossed the Pleasure Bay Bridge and who did we see? - Charjie Guillaudeu directing traffic because of an accident. This incident brought to my mind that with the celebration Tomorrow's Hearing on Inlet of the borough's 50th anniversary it would be most fitting' The Citizens Against Water Pol- would adversely affect the, bay's eco- that Mr. Charles Guillaudeu be made "Honorary Mayor for lution (CAWP) is an organization logy, and, perhaps, cause flooding. the Day" or at least made the "Outstanding Citizen of ths First Half Century of the Borough." that has shed a great deal of light' They also say the cost (estimates of My reasons for this recommendation are based upon the on a subject of vital interest. Among which now run between $12 million fact that Charlie Guillaudeu is definitely not a member of ., the more important meetings it has and $16 million) is far too high to "the silent majority." He is an outstanding and loyal citi- scheduled will b&.tomorrow's session benefit just the boatmen. That much zen of Oceanport who attends almost every Borough Council > money, they believe would be better meeting and publicly makes his comments which are all for In the Science Lecture Hall of Mon- the good of Oceanport. He is a volunteer for every public mouth College at 8 p.m.' spent for more pressing domestic occasion. He is a special policeman, a member of the Vol- issues. The discussion topic will be the unteer Fire Department and First Aid Squad, a member of the Board of Health and of the Board of Education, and ac- proposed Sandy Hook Inlet, and an When the Army Corps of Engi- tively and enthusiastically participates in civil and religious Impressive group of experts has been neers embarked on a detailed and activity in Oceanport. I am sure you can add to the list. invited to participate. The speakers elaborate study of the effects of the All is without pay or thanks — it comes straight from the will present pro and con arguments inlet, it appeared that it was nearing heart of a good American citizen of the borough who asks nothing in return for his devotion — only .the opportunity to that, hopefully, will help Monmouth reality. In recent months, however, further serve his borough and its citizens. County residents to better under- conservationists and other groups Again, I do not know of a more outstanding male citizen stand what the project is all about. have mounted a campaign to oppose of the Borough of Oceanport in the last 50 years. I believe "We've found that people are the inlet that the time he has devoted to the borough surpasses any of the present or past elected or appointed officials. I'hope really confused about the whole We agree with Rep. James J. you will consider my recommendation that he be publicly question," said William Dalton Jr. of Howard, D-N.J., that it is unfortunate recognized for this devotion. Monmouth Beach, a CAWP research that many of the questions were not Wishing you all a good clear day and a successful 59th committee member who is coordinat- anniversary day — my only regret is that I cannot attend — raised earlier in the planning stage, I remain, , . ing tomorrow night's program. We're but they can still serve a good pur- Sincerely yours, among the group he describes, and pose. He will foe among those at the Robert J. Jackson Jr. must reserve an opinion on the proj- meeting tomorrow, and he says he ect pending more definite informa- will support construction of the inlet Praise for Dentists tion. only if the Corps of Engineers can To the Editor: Cutting an inlet across Sandy satisfactorily answer the questions •• Long Branch Public School^ Hook to provide a short cut from being raised. Long Branch,' N. J. The enclosed letter Has been sent to'Dr. Harold Garrity, Raritan Bay to the Atlantic Ocean has There also is the important ques- president of the Morimouth-Ocean County Dental Association. been a proposal under discussion for tion of national spending priorities THE REPORTER It is because of the willingness of local dentists to cohtrl- many, many years. Besides being a and this, too, requires careful exami- bute their services to Long Branch Summer School ©at I would like this letter to appear in the "Utters to ttie Edi- boon to boaters, it supposedly would nation. Let's hope the meeting will be tor" section of your newspaper. provide a flushing action that would enlightening and will enable all of us Thank you very much for your cooperation.' •*- : improve water in the bay. to know where we have been correct Cruise: Joy9 Excitement, Rest Sincerely, •' Opponents of the plan say it or wrong, or both. Milton F. Belford . By JIM BISHOP The Soviet Union still has 51 ships we loaned . Director > : ;• . ' A cruise to far-away places is a thing of under lend-lease and which they refuse to Long Branch Summer School Joy, excitement and rest. No form of travel return. The U.S. put the fastest liner in the The New Postal Service matches it because the entire world of the world, the United States, in mothballs and "I should like to take this opportunity to extend our deep passenger, from rich food to night clubs and did the same to the Independence, the Con- appreciation to the members of the Monmouth-Ocean Coun- • The American public, which The cost will rise again, but this time dramamine, is contained stitution. Two years ago, American liners ty Dental Society for making possible the presentation of the in a space about 700 feet and cargo ships showed a net loss of 615,000 outstanding educational program, "An Introductory Course pays for the postal service and makes there are indications that both the long. If you travel on an tons. service's employes and patrons will in Dental. Assisting," which was offered this summer at the use of it in one way or another, has a American flag Ship, as we Karen and Kathleen spent the early part Long Branch Summer School. direct interest in the U.S. Postal Ser- benefit. did, a two-week voyage of the cruise dressing in their finest, show- "Citizens of both counties have cause to be indebted to vice, created last week when Presi- It may be too much to expect, will cost about $495 ing off their nymphette figures in the ship the large number of dentists who contributed their services apiece, not counting tips. swimming pool, and learning;, to their dis- to train and update the background of dental assistants dent Nixon signed the postal reform but let's hope that the new corpora- In my estimation, it is may, that the only boys aboard were pim- bill. tion will find a way to relieve itself of throughout the area, as well as those who seek .to enter the worth it if you can spare pled ascetics. My wife enjoyed sleeping late, field. The new corporation-like federal the tons of so-called junk mail which the money once in a life- having breakfast brought in, and being in- . "The program, now in its sixth year, has won many ac- agency, operating under the princi- the present Post Office Department time. It is easy to make troduced to strangers. colades as an outstanding example of the types of coopera- new friends because the I spent considerable time on the bridge tive activities being undertaken between schools and profes- ples of private enterprise, replaces is obliged to deliver to indifferent BISHOP isolation of an ocean liner, customers at an enormous loss. — with the permission of Capt. Frank Siwik, sional organizations in developing significant programs for the present amateur, politically steaming forever at 21 knots in the middle of a snowy-haired man who recognizes another the benefit of both students and the community. chosen management with profession- The reform bill was a bipartisan a royal blue bowl, induces nods and' ".good incurable sailor when he sees one. I sailed "We are especially grateful to Dr. Robert Isaacson, the als selected on merit. It should assure effort that ends nearly 200 years of" mornings," which lead to communalbTngo with, him on the old Santa Paula 15 years coordinator of the current session. : games, Ping Pong, colored balloons, danc-- ago and I recall my mother-in-law's surprise "Again, please expess our thanks to the members of your a continuity of direction that could domination by Congress of the pos- ing to the old strains of old music by an old tal service. It thus is an historic act, when she walked up the gangplank'. "Look," organization for their fine efforts," \ ' bring desperately needed improve- orchestra. she said. "It has rooms on it." ments. but it will be otherwise meaningless The camaraderie lasts throughout the We steered 167 degrees out of New York, In the past two decades or so, unless an outmoded, overloaded sys- voyage and ends with fervent promises of crossed the Gulf Stream, and headed for Protection for Fish the cost of mail has been going up tem becomes efficient and depend- undying friendship which are never kept. Mona Passage, between Santo Domingo and 325 Silverside Ave. ' able. The voyage of the 20,000-ton Santa Rosa, Puerto Rico. That covered 1,748 miles, and Little Silver, N. J. and the service has been going down. owned by Prudential-Grace lines, started on we had 401 to go to reach Curacao. There, To the Editor: a Friday evening with the torch atop the the ship sailed up the main street on a As many a person may know, pollution is killing our Statue of Liberty dimmed in smog. Dutch canal flanked by gabled Dctuh , fish and other waterlife by the millions. Many people ask, INSIDE WASHINGTON The ship proceeded to the Dutch An- Dutch canal flanked by gabled Dutch "What can I do about this crime youcan't get arrested for." tilles, Curacao; thence to La Guaira, Vene- houses. The morning was bright and hot and The simple answer is not to dump your junk in the water. zuela; the island of Aruba; Jamaica; Haiti; the tourists and their wallets poured off the Many people make these oaths, but the next day away goes O'DonnelVs Recollections Port Everglades, Florida; and New York. ship like lemmings falling off the cliffs of their oalh along with their garbage. Most everyone thinks Each has an individual charm; each has its Norway. that just a little bit of paper or oil'on the, water will not hurt. By ROBERT S.ALLEN of fact, it is very difficult to challenge, since sightseeing and shopping tours where the * * * Soon that person may have dumped 10 pounds of garbage . aad JOHN A. GOLDSMITH it his been supported by the respected Sen- tradesmen work hard for the Yanqui dollar. THE DUTCH SHOP owners speak Dutch that day. • i v, One of the unpleasant characteristics of ate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield, of and Papiamento, the latter of which is a The author is quite concerned about this -probleift $iid. Montana. * . . * * a politican, in the eyes of many Americans, THERE IS ANOTHER side of this sea- linguistic beef stew of Spanish, Dutch, has thought up a few ideas to' reduce it (Boatmefl^ffh't, is a tendency to tell etch audience just what The idea of a Kennedy withdrawal must, going coin. The mighty United States, which French, English and an off-key song. Cura- get too mad about these suggestions. Maybe they wuTbe; it wants to hear. however, be put carefully in proper historic has ports oh the two busiest seas in the cao may be the only port in the world for your own good.) ". ^ :,r••:, ; context. According to O'Donnell's account 1—We limit our supplies of throwaway handydatidies'' In that sense, then, it world, is spinning swiftly to the bottom of where store owners and the tourists swindle 1 is time to suggest that President Kennedy called Mansfield in 1963 the sea. The U.S. ranks fifth among mer- each other. Prices are so low that no such as "paper plates or cups. True, they., are .very useful. to let Mansfield know of his intention to but tempt people to throw them out on thejwa^r. Theyijpre/ John F. Kennedy was very chant ships of the world. Little Liberia is American can resist them, but high enough r . much a politican when he withdraw from Vietnam after the 1964 elec- first; Japan is now fourth. for the Dutch to earn a guilder or two on polluters-if«Bot used^orrectly. .,,. ./I..** * K • • ' jj talked to Kenneth tion. 2—We flmit pur-engines-usage. I thiiijrtlnat the V$;. The primary purpose of a fighting navy the deal. • : O'Donneil in a hotel bath- At that time most of Washington was should make a law'for people to limit the use.bf their eV "planning" on the withdrawal of the small is to keep the trade lanes open for its mer- My women hurt my feet. I am not a gines. I think this will be done, but too late. The reasjm. room during the 1060 chant fleet, while denying those lanes to walker. I require litter bearers and a por- Democratic National Con- 16,000 troop advisory mission by 1965. The that gases on the water kill' off our fish is that the galgs then Secretary of Defense Robert S. enemy nations. The United States has the table electric fan in addition to a chorus line trap out the oxygen needed for the fish and wildlife to llvaf1 . vention in Los Angeles. most powerful navy in the world, but it is of beauties equipped with peacock fans. In- According to recently McNamara was himself predicting such a 3—We stop catching so many fish, limit the uses of qur withdrawal in his rosy forecasts. puzzling to divine what it has left to protect. stead, I hoofed it. That night, my arches published exerpts from For example, Japan built 189 merchant fish and throw back all unneeded and small fish. V; O'Donnell's forthcoming bade a tearful farewell to Curacao as we Geoffrey Brigham * * * ships two years ago, totalling 2,726,000 tons. slipped down the canal to the dark deep. ALLEN book, Kennedy told THE DIEM GOVERNMENT (later to be Age 11 £••• O'Donneil in that secluded setting why he overthrown) was still in power in Vietnam was inviting Lyndon B. Johnson to be his and the major U.S. troop commitment was YOUR MONEY'S WORTH TontVs Valu& ( vicepresidential running mate. To still in the future. (After the 1964 election O'Donneil, the choice seemed to smack of Johnson, now President, was accused of fol- ;:• •'"• ' 161 Hunting Lane f •, . "cynical, old-style politics we were trying to lowing the blueprint of his campaign oppo- '.'• •;. ' Fair Haven, N. J. get away from." To the Editor: .'; nent, Sen. Barry Goldwater, when he began Save on Home Remodeling Myself and my children, as citizens of this state and res- Kennedy explained, according to the the Vietnam escalation.) O'Donneil account, that he did not expect idents of Fair Haven, N. J., are so ashamed of the lack'of Johnson's own self-torture over Vietnam By SYLVIA PORTER sense in splurging on a super-hard grade of appreciation and gratefulness shown to Mr. Louis Tonti. ,.* Johnson to help the ticket in the South. But has been well described by his brother, Sam the selection would, said Kennedy, eliminate Because of the sharp decline in new wood or linoleum or carpeting for a room in Mr. Tonti has added so much more value to the state of Houston Johnson, in a recent book. It is home construction, hundreds of thousands of which there will be only a minimum of traf- New Jersey by being the instigator of this wonderful Arts Johnson from his powerful really not so surprising to learn that Kenne- and potentially trouble" would-be buyers of new homes are turning fic. At the same time, it scarcely makes eco- Center. It has not only added many, many- hours of plea- dy was seriously mulling over a complete ' to older houses and going in for extensive nomic sense to save ?50 to $100 by buying a sure to so many people, but also quite an increase in fund& some post as Senate withdrawal and told some intimates in 1963 Democratic leader. remodeling. Because the light duty grade of flooring or carpeting for Gratefully, > that he planned to order it. mortgage squeeze will not a children's rumpus room. Mrs. Walter Rowan It is very easy to be- let them sell their old lieve that politican Kenne- There is, however, a sad sort of irony in —By all means, do as many home re- Kenny O'Donnell's revelations. In his in- homes and buy new ones pair jobs as you are qualified to do yourself. dy was providing t o accommodate their O ' D o n n e 11, and other tensely loyal way, Kenny is trying to explain While you're at it, also recruit as many away two decisions which he views as flaws growing families, hun- qualified — or at least willing — members members of the emerging dreds of thousands also "Irish Mafia," with a ra- in the Kennedy presidency — the selection of your family to help you. of Lyndon Johnson and. the continued pres- are adding extra rooms to tionale which they could their original dwellings. * * * accept for the Johnson ence in Vietnam. GOLDSMITH With the weather now —BUT DO NOT tackle the ambitious candidacy. It is not at all We can accept the explanation that and difficult jobs unless you are hichlv qual- necessar—,y to_ challenge the accuracy of O'Donneil has withheld his disclosures up to the most favorable of the' year for outdoor home im- ified: for instance, roofing, re-siding, nut- O'Donnell's version of the conversation. now because he wanted to avoid "phony his- PORTER ting in a lawn, building kitchen cunboards, There is, of course, very good reason to ' tory." It must be said, however, that Ken- provements, the millions of do-it-yourselfers are at work day and laying or even sanding down a floor, in- think that Kennedy did have very strong ny's version of these historic decisions now stalling a major appliance. hopes that Johnson woOld help the ticket in tends to dull the JFK image — not brighten night — and so are the builders, the con- the South. The results of the election speak tractors, all the rest. Under the circum- —Before you embark on, any big con- for themselves. As it developed, Kennedy We are first reminded that Jack Kenne- stances, a reminder of the basic rules can struction or remodeling project, check your could not have won without the support of dy won the White House by displaying a translate into hundreds or even thousands of local zoning ordinances and-or building good deal of what Kenny calls "cynical, old- dollars of savings for you. Specifically: codes to mRke sure your plans and specifi- Texas and other southern states. cations conform. It is clear that Johnson did help the tick- style politics" — and beginning in the # # * et in those areas. In fact, it may well be primary victory over Hubert Humphrey in —DON'T SKIMP on materials. For in- —Do not sign a work completion certifi- written in the history books that Johnson's West Virginia, before the convention. stance, the quality of paint you use could cate before you get proof (such as duplicate leisurely train trip through the South Kenny also tells us that the idealistic make a tremendous difference in the looks bills) that the contractor has paid all sub- . ("What did Dick Nixon ever do for Culpep- JFK was determined to pull out of the Viet- and endurance of the 1ob. The few dollars contractors who have supplied labor or ma- per?") was the last truly pivotal excursion nam quagmire — but only after he had been you save by using cheap paint could mean terials for your project. If you fail to do this, in the long and colorful history of whistie- safely reelected, and without the nasty you'll have to scrape down and repaint your you could be liable for such payments and itop campaigning in the United States. softon-communism campaign which might house all over next year. such subcontractors could legally obtain a mechanic's lien on your house — since they •••••• * * have resulted from a pre-election withdraw- In choosing flopring and floor coverings VIETNAM WITHDRAWAL - al. — linoleum, carpeting, Uie newer vinyls, still "own" certain materials incorporated O'Donnell's other •'"•i'-'osiire "-at ">nnedy That side of JFK — the trimminc; and etc. — choose the product grade which will into it. was planning to withdraw from Vietnam, temporizing politican — is not the side that offer the durability you'll actually need in —Never pay a contractor in full before ed not be challenged either. (As a matter Kenny wanted to illuminate at all. the area to be floored or covered. There's no the work is done. And never pay in cash. Jackpot! We lose -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.:wED.\LSDAY, AIGIST 19, 1970 .\ ' Partial Census Count Released Your kind of FREEHOLD - The county Planning Board has released field counts of the 1970 census for 23 of the county's S3. municipalities. '/ Overall, the figures are about 3 per cent less than the estimates arrived at as of Jan. 1 by the county board. place, that's •' County planning director Charles M. Pike said he did not know when the remaining figures would be released. WHERE YOU GET ' The figures are only rough counts. Preliminary and STOREWIDE LOW PRICES final figures will be released later. The figures also do not PLUS THE EXTRA VALUE include overseas military personnel who will be Included in Of S&H STAMPS. the municipalities of their permanent residencies. Acme. Mr. Pike said the field count for Keansburg was higher than the county's estimate (9,457 to 7,800); that Matawan LANCASTER BRAND trough's was low (6,865 to 8,340 and that Oceanport also was low (7,555 to 9,780). The field count for Highlands (3,791) was almost right on (he figure estimated by the Planning Board (3,790). 1 A comparison of the field count to the county estimates Boneless Steak with, the percentage of increase since the last census in I960 would show: Field" County Percentage SHOULDER CUT, Municipality Count Estimate Increase SWISS OR c Area I TOP SIRLOIN Atlantic Highlands 5,076 5,270 23.2 Ib. Hazlet 22,231 20,690 45.0 99 Highlands 3,791 3,790 7.2 C Holmdel 5,981 6,140 102.1 Chuck Fillet 89 Keansburg 9,457. 7,800 38.6 LANCASTER BRAND _• _ Keyport 7,211 • 7,780 12.0 C Matawan 6,865 8,340 34.7 Beef Arm Steak... u 8 9 Matawan Township * 17,631 18,100. 139.6 Mlddletowir 54,095 . 54;440 36.3 LANCASTER BRAND BONELESS ALL MEAT OLD HICKORY Union Beach 6,407 6,910, 9.3 Ground Beef 59e Cross-Rib Roast , 93C Franks E59C 1 b b 'Total Area I, . 138,745 139,130 v 42.7 LANCASTER BRAND, CUT FROMCHUCK HOT OR SWEET . AVAILABLE AT ACME MARKETS WITH DELICATESSENS—DOMESTIC SLICED Area II " C Eatontown 14/248 , 14,930 38.0 California Steak 79' Italian Sausage 85 Boiled Ham „ 99° : Fair Haven" H.074' 6,420 7.0 .^^•^»«^__ , • • . . "* • . • (iMser amounts priced slightly higher) U»e Silver 6,022 6,320 15.8 ,'t FACIAL TISSUE Long Branch 31,108 32,360 , 18.6 P 6 C Acme futures Sandwich month savings Monmoutb Beach, ,' 2,01* 1,950 48.1 Lady Scott... 2 & 49 with low prlcn plui S&H Stampil N^-.Shiwdtary, 8,0»l 8,980 26.7 COMPARES. SAVE!-PRINCESS SAVE 13c OLD FASHTON HOMESTYLE jO
Bring them to Steinbach VAIUAB1E<@>COUPON VALUABU<32>COUPON VALUABU<@>COUPON where they'll have tl ' W"VALUABIE<®> COUPON f" f" time of their lives as she thrills them with her stories. e In the Children's Department r e C August 21: Brick Town 15 OFF Asbury Fork 20OFF 5 OFF 35 OFF , toward! purchase of 28-ox. btl. R.d Bonk 2=3° '•«• •owards purchase of 3 or more pkgt. I with purchase of 4-oz. jar MAXIM COFFEE towards purchast of 14-or. can LIQUID August 22: Bi.ob.th 10:30 A.M. PILLSBURY INSTANT I towardl purchase of any dozen IDEAL Plainfiald 2'3 FRESH EGGS AJAX CLEANER COMET CLEANSER BREAKFAST R.d.imobl. .hru Aug. 77,1970. RtdHmabii thru Aug. 77.1970. ' Rtdt.mobli thiu A»q.'«. 1 ?ffl. X. . ' Kedf-mobletrf-Lj Aufl. 2^. 19/0. • \A 1IMII ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. in cooperation with the LIMtT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. • MFG. 1IMII ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. /JV/ UMil ONE COUPON PER f AMIiY. MrG. JLA' Walter Reade Theatres •i "THE JUDITH ANN ABRAMS DETERGENT COMPARE! r FABRIC SOFTENER PIXIE JUDY TROUPE" Dreft Detergent ^ TIDE in "PINOCCHIO" GENTLE 49-oz. 0 "J C e pkg. on Friday, August 28 Ivory Flakes "S39 83 DOWNY In North Jersey: 2:30 P.M. at Roosevelt WITH GLASSES' 10c OFF LABEL Jr. High School, Clark St., Westfield 3 e DETERGENT In South Jersey: 10:30 A.M. at St. James Duz Detergent. S 9 3 C Theatre, Cookman Ave., Asbury Park COMPARE! BLUE CHEER 8' OFF 33-oz. Free admission by Ticket only-Ticket available c LABEL btl. Oxydol Detergent.. "k" O S pk9- #••«# _L 75 in the Children's Dept. of all Steinbach stores^ •.THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • pDDLETOWN, N. J.iWEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, e of 56 Spring SL, Bed B«*, Crash in Union Beach Youth Hun In AccidentM Eobert Dean, TO, « *~ MIDDLETOWN — John St. three-car rear «od collteton hBrf. REFRIGERATOR Peter, 18, of 50 Swartzel here at 12:35 p.m. Monday. Mrs. Doreen AKtermann, * Injures Six Persons Drive, was reported in fair Police said the accident oc- passenger In her husband'* condition yesterday in Riv- curred at Pine St. and Rt. 35 car, was also hurt but saw UNION BEACH - Six per- ognizance pending a hearing erview Hospital, Red Bank, and identified the other driv- CLEARANCE sons were treated for minor in Municipal Court Sept. 9, with injuries suffered in a ers as Dennis Aldermann, 23, she wouhwnJocto injuries at Riverview Hospi- Patrolman Michael Shayne '••• •' ' ; i i -i i •'••*-• !'».•• i .. ' _is tal, Red Bank, Monday af- investigated the mishap at ternoon after a car and a 4:45 p.m. NEVER DEFROST AGAIN! state owned truck collided at Union and Aumack Aves. 150 at Event Transported to the hospital MONMOUTH by members of the Union At Camp Hope 110 MONMOUTH ST. 13 MAIN ST. BRANCH AYE. Beach First Aid Squad were LITTLE SILVER Elizabeth Becklund, 17, of LINCROFT — Some ISO BED BANK EATONTOWN Jersey Ave., driver of the children, parents and friends 542-0743 741-5350 12 CD. FT. car; Debbie Catlow, 16, of 628 attended the annual open 741-5292 iLorillard Ave.; Linda Schott, house at Camp Hope, the Mid- Lean • Freih LEAN MEATY Lean • Bonelew FROST FREE 16, of 98 Second St., Keyport; dletown Township Recreation Loretta Kowalski, 15, of 1014 Commission's summer day SPARE REFRIGERATOR Union Ave.; Michael Dun- camp for mentally handi- GROUND ville, 4, of Evansville, Ind., capped youngsters in Ltacroft and Robert Fortune, 18 60-Acre Park. CHUCK RIBS months, of Shore Road. All Highlighting the event was 95 the injured were passengers a picnic given by the Middle- in the car driven by Miss town Jaycees, who received a 239 Becklund. plaque for outstanding' ser- Harold F. Heymach, 47, of vice to the handicapped chil- 35 Park Ave., Keansburg, dren of the area. 692 driver of a truck registered to Achievement certificates Arbogast & Bastion BONELESS BRISKET the state Department of La- were awarded to youngsters SWIFT'S PREMIUM bor's Rehabilitation Commis- attending the camp. sion, was uninjured. Also featured were arts and SKINLESS REGULAR or THICK CORNED No overflowing pans, dripping sponges or sopping floors. With this frosr-free Mr. Heymach has been crafts displays and other act- beauty you'll find a touch of science In your kitchen. Want more?;Check the charged with driying while ivities. BACON stor-doors In both compartments, measure the zero-degree freezer, slide the under the influence of alcohol, The Middletown Jaycee- BEEF double crispers, note the dairy storage; all with a wipe-clean Interior. being an unlicensed driver ettes donated more than $250 for the camp's blacktop play. and careless driving. He has ground. been released in his own rec- Ib Drug Addiction Problem? 89 \Admiral Call 988-8333 For Help Day or f-fotpjoirtb Race Driver Night. ' DUPLEX TWO-DOOR Badly Hurt RED BANK — John Van Deman of Oceanport was list- ed in critical condition in the OPEN 3 intensive care unit at River- view Hospital with injuries suffered during the regatta. His 150 cc Bob-A-LU flipped DAYS ONLY during a race and disintegrat- THURSDAY and FRIDAY 10-9 COMPLETE STOREyBUYERS 747-9894 ed. SATURDAY 10-6 187 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., SHREWSBURY He was admitted at 5 p.m. AT THE A&P SHOPPING CENTER Saturday, according to hos- pital authorities. Ticket Issued After Crash SELLING OUT *348 RED BANK — Susan THE ENTIRE STOCK OF Briggs, 242 Oxford Ave., Fair Haven, was slightly injured "MICHAELS" Tots to Teens of Buffalo, N.Y. Independent refrigerator/freezer controls Quality all through at- the lowest price and ticketed for careless driv- ing when her car struck an- Back to School Wear for Children, Pre-Tecn, Sub-Teen with exclusive 'Circle Air Cold'. Take ever! 28" wide, but can hold 11.6 cu. ft. and Juniors ... A Fine and Most Currenr Selection of advantage of food sales and save more. in cold storage. Zero freezer holds 85 Ib. other car turning into a drive- way on Harding Road at 5:33 Better Children's Wearing Apparel from one of New p.m. Monday, pushing the York's Smartest Shoppes Shop Late second car into two parked .Wednesday vehicles. Police Chief Leroy and McKnight said she was taken Friday Nights to Riverview Hospital by the Phone First Aid Squad.. She was CRISP and NEW .747-0815 treated and released. He identified the driver of the struck car as Richard J. McManus, 64 Harding Road. The parked cars were owned by Charles Knoll, 68 Harding By CINDERELLA, DIDS, Road, and Melvin S. Good- ACTIVE EDITIONS, HILLARY, man, 72 Harding Road. CONNIE SAGE, JABBER- CLASSROOM WOCKY, R.A.R. JRS . SUSAN It Pays to Advertise in The Register Patrolman Raymond PaU PETITES, YOUNGLAND ter^on issued the summons. and MANY MOREI SKIRTS BLOUSES SELECTION INCLUDES ORIGINAL PRICE PRE-TEENS—SUB-TEENS-JRS. ALL SIZES By AMY PETERS, AILEEN, LOVEBUG, PANDORA, GIRLTOWN, TURTLE BAY, $0-29 BOBBIE PHILLIPS and MOREI NO OTHER BANK CAN AS LOW AS ALL SIZES
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h -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.:WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1970- Child Neglect Sentence Stays, Judge Rules FREEHOLD — Monmouth motel apartment in North who know him, including a thoroughly convinced he did defendant had abused the at night and find my child stand how he could stand by, William Arnold did nothing to' County District Court Judge IxMig Branch and "held down deputy, sheriff from Mas- not kill his son... child to some extent, but he beaten, T>loody and suffering "incident after incident, time help his son until the child Thomas L. Yaccarino has two or three jobs at a time to sachusetts. "I am, and was at the time, blamed him mostly for "nega- and not take any action." after time," and do nothing had stopped breathing. declined to reduce the sen-r make a livelihood." Judge Yaccarino said he convinced that the defendant tive abuse." He said while he didn't find until it was too late. Arnold was given credit for fence imposed, on William He said Arnold is a good had accepted Arnold's guilty resided with a woman who The judge said that, as a fa- Arnold "the moving factor in "The child was the object of 65 days he had spent in the Arnold, formerly of Long citizen and cited letters writ- pleas, instead of making him terribly abused their child." ther himself, "I can't con- this terribly innocent victim's her (Linda Arnold's) hatred," county jail before he was sent Branch for child abuse and ten on his behalf by people stand trial, because "I was Judge Yaccarino said the ceive how I could come home death" he could not under- declared the judge, who said to the reformatory. child :neglect preceding the death of his son, Paul Arnold, March 23, 1969. Cut From Young Corn Fed Porkers Arnold, 22, of Springfield, Mass., pleaded guilty to the charges before Judge Yacca- rino May 18, when he admit- ted sometimes beating his 3- year-old son with a belt. A PORK CHOP SALE! murder indictment against Arnold was dismissed last month. His 21-year-old wife, Linda Arnold, was convicted of manslaughter and child neg- LOIN lect Feb. 19 and is appealing her sentences. Mrs. Arnold was sentenced to five to seven years in the New Jersey Reformatory for manslaughter, to be followed by an indeterminate refor- matory term on the child neg- lect conviction. Arnold was sentenced to an Indeterminate reformatory Ib., /term. A jury found Mrs. Arnold guilty of causing the death and of failing to provide me- dical care for Injuries Paul gufljered between March 18 and'Jiarcli2Jr 1969, resulting Sliced or Hotat Yellow dinji from" WS beirig "beaten, CountrrStrf. Ttnd«rT«ity . scalded and wounded." DEI MONTE SPARERIBS •,. 59' PORK BUfl ROAST. 59* Tfee Arnolds have two otter rV«hUon GolPokFrortnCUd • chilSireir. ,\. ':• •.'.': •'- GROUND ROUND Qugrtorxi with bodu ottochoo1 •,99' VIAL STEAKS * 99' Tie Arnolds were tried to- PEACHES Sw!ft1il>r.m!umAlMwtor»ll»t«l SWISS getjfer |&jst year for murder, CHICKEN LEGS Your buti maskial was granted be- * 39' FRANKFURTERS *,69' Choice Quort.rod.illiWInaifcBodiiAttodwd _ . cause their individual state- SLICED BACON P,a 1 mertts to police exculpated »*«. 99< CHICKEN BREASTS »3 9* themselves and inculpated Seafood Dept. Savings! 29-oz/. f"* FrnriPanltobdV eacBfother. SUCED PtAi GROUND ' con CODFISH STIAKS b. 59' BlUEFKH CHUCK Ib. Arnold's attorney, Charles ••Uu WhKiMtat Imported Fraftkel of Asbury Park, LOBSTER TAILS h.*V* TURBOT FILLET maiijjtained Friday that "all throiigh the first trial, the in- dications were that this de- fendant was not Die guilty ^Appetizing Dept. Savings.*:;: party as such with respect to Green Giant the abuse of this child. . .He $ In your houit wrv* Sctmkhoui ' *•*•%.>*( ' is the one who took the child NIBLETS CORN 5 2?M SCHICKHAUS BOLOGNA ,b79 ; for treatment. 10e Off ' MIRACL Vi-lb. • Mr. Frankel said Arnold, I MUENSTER CHEESE who was in the Army at the AJAX LAUNDRY DETERGENT sr 69* 8S Fr..h time, lived with his wife and Regular or Vegetation $ POTATO SALAD u,35«| three children in a one-room 8£ 1 HEINZ PORK N' BEANS •s8*s CHICKE* N SAIAD '/Mb. 79' Youngsters 3c Oft PUREX BLEACH YOU SAVE M0RE. •You Save More! 30-OL.: *Aid Riverview ' cam ' , RED BANK-A group of FOODTOWN PURPLE PLUMS Pair Haven youngsters rang- You Save Morel . . . ing in age from 8 to 14 years raised $29.05 for Riverview KRAFT MAYONNAISE ; Hospital. . In charge of iie backyard carnival was John Cochran of Park Lane, at whose home the event took place. The group, which calls itself the THIS Toward the purchase of any "Park Lane Carnival," of- COUPON ' pkg. of 40 Regular or Super fered a variety of games WORTH —Sink The Nai, Penny Pitch, Walk The Plank, Candle KOTEX 3O< off our regular low pritt. Blow-Out and Sponge Toss. 30' Coupon good at any Foodtown Suetr marktt. Limit ont p«r adult family. There was also something Coupon txpirct Saturday, Auguit 22. with the intriguing name of M.o.Cpn. RBR Compute Computer, and of . CLIP THIS COUPON course, refreshments. Among those who helped were. David and Julie Hall, SAVE 20c With a Twist (No Dtp., M« Rtlurn) Robyn Fores, Bobby Gale, Su- san Gledhill, Lenard and Wil- ROYAL CROWN liam Pitzalls and Susan Coch- COLA SODA WITH THIS COUPON ran. " CamplMll'l Foojtown Umwattomd Put« Mowaion " Tfte funds were presented You Son Mvol Coupon good at any Foodlown Suptrmark**. PINEAPPLE JUICE 29* limit on* per adult family. to Jtihn K. Pawlowski, assis- SINICAUMON JUKI S2L37 PORK & BEANS ( All Purpose Grind Coupon «xpir«a Saturday, Aucuit XX- M(o.Ci.n. RBR tant administrator, at Riv. ChMoliuCMii FACIAL TMfUIf 5 IMPORTED TOMATOES FOODTOWN erview Hospital. It is the sec- fOODTOWNraeMlU 4', OA< ''op. CUP THIS COUPON ondyear that RTverview has Q_, FACIALYIISUiS TOMATO PUREE CO!FEE SALE been the recipient of the pro- MX DRINKS 3* m9M Foodtown- 2-lb.can 3-lb.can ceeds of this annual CRISCOSHORTENINC 89' fair;, \_,:< FRU.rDRINKS A „,- CATSUP , l< $1335S 99 YwiSivcMdn . JKJW DRIVE FOODTOWN BLEACH A»i«lytfti>o
FORfiAR-B-Q 300 count 5 hole Chuck Steaks CALIFORNIA Loose Leav CENTER CUT Ctrack Pot Roast FOR BAR &O. FRESH (UM Filler Ground Chock PorkChops CAUFORWA " Papers or Roasts Ctwcfc Steak THREE SUBJECT (135 SHEETS) »t »' • Pot Roast Composition Book -* 4 MB EM) (100 SHEETS)WIRE BOUND PorkChops BO«ei£SSFORBAR-B-Q Composition Book -* 29* LOIN END Chock Fillet Steaks «,99* SHOP-BITE (IDS SHEETS) 9». "X7* " MARBLE Pork Chops Smoked or Pickled Tongues CUT FROM BIB PORTION Of LOW it 69* Composition Book «* 39* SHOP-RITE BONELESS YELLOW, PACKAGE OF 10 Country Style Ribs Smoked Butts R..89* Eberhard Pencils "ft" 29* QmaBty Fruits & Vegetables... Shop-Rite Priced! I WHY PAY MORE? Crayola Crayons « 69* SWEET
19c (BLUE or BLACK) Bic Pens Honeydew Melons ASSORTED WITH THERMAL VACUUM BOTTLE Lunch Kit CALIFORNIA _ U.S. rl GRADE Barttett Pears 2^39* New Onions £ 29* FRESB BREVONI 3*25* FIRST QUALITY tnscaows LMtGeCSEBI Nectarines NYLON PANTY HOSE Peppers w 19* SWEET TTJttK Seedless Grapes Pascal Celery - 19*. QtiaMty Groceries... Shop-Rite Priced!
WHY PAV '/ORE Heinz Shop-Rite \ Health & iieauty Aids... Shop-Rite Priced! Ketchup Fig Bars
MOUTHWASH SUPER SIZE Scope 4 89° • LAWN & PATIO UMBRELLAS Delicatessen... Shop-Rite Priced! DEODORANT, 40c OFF LABEL TWIN PACK Secret Spray 2:= 8.9* • POWER LAWN MOWERS SHAMPOO, NtW SUPIR SIZE ft/., REGULARor THICK Prell Concentrate iz 99* Shop-Rite J,i! Shop-Kite Frozen Foods • LAWN SPRINKLER CHOICE OFF Limit: Ona coupon per cuslotmr. Sliced Bacon ALL VARIETIES BIRDSEVE WITH THIS Coupon expires Aug. 22/ 1970. Cool N'Creamy Coupon good at any • REDWOOD LAWN FURNITURE COUPON Shop-Rlla Supermorkel. Pudding ... H MFG. IIIIHHIHIHHIW SAVE 20ciHHWWHHlHffiHiHii GRAVY*. TURKEY BEEF ^ALISBURY Cold Cuts • WEB & ALUMINUM FURNITURE BEEF PATT1E5. VEAL PARMEGIAN FREEZER QUEEN ALL MEAT or ALL BEEF #•»/•*/ 2-lb. Main Dishes £99* VALUABLE COUPON SHOP-BITE SLICED 1AB0 Shop-Rite Franks & 69 Towards the purchase of From Our Dairy Case • PICNIC JUGS AND CHESTS Strawberries 4°r 99* a 2-oz. or 3-oz. |ar of Appetizers . . .Shop-Kite Priced! 10 NESTEA U'OHSSE'ALTtST YOGURT IN YOUR HOClSE;SERVE;: OFF INSTANT TEA Lightn' • ALL OUTDOOR ACCESSORIES 19778 si Schickhaus WITH THIS Limit: One coupon per customer. Coupon expires Aug. ,22, 1970. Lively H COUPON Coupon good at any Bologna r Shop-Rile supermarket. MFC. American Cheese ZEE BEST (NATURAL CASING) aUMIUItllilllltlitltUlii SAVE 10c Liverwurst AXfLBOO CLEARANCE MERCHANDISE ONLY. NOT ALL Cottage Cheese WHY PAY MORE ITEMS AVAILABLE IN EVERY STORE. HURRY! Rath Pepperoni n>. VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON 1AB0 1AB1 Shop-Rite Bakery Department Towards the purchase of Towards the purchase ol SHOP-RITE SLICED A ^'Ar a 10-or. |ar ol a i pack of li-oi. N.R. bottles ol 30' MAXWELL HOUSE 12 ROYAL CROWN White ••'••r^eSji Insunt iivlntsl Now you cm u» OFF INSTANT COFFEE OFF DIET COLA [BtadleeOne of The Stop & Shop Companiess boh your BinMmerlcird and your muter chirp it ly|ry Bndlus ilore. Bread if Limit: One coupon per customer. Limit: One coupon par customer. WITH THIS i i WITH THIS Coupon expires Aug. 12. 1970. REGULAR. THIN OR SANDWICH , Coupon expires Aug. 21, 1970. Coupon good at an/ COUPON Coupon good at any COUPON Shop-Rite Supermarket. MFG. Shop-Rile Supermarket. MF0. i, LGE 8" SIZE PEACH or Mb. Strawberry Pie 49' luUWHIHUWIIUUIH SAVE 30c HUlWUIfflll SAVE 12c . HAZLET EATONTOWN LAURELTON OSS S-&&&& HIGHWAY 35 Pricas«ff«tw«Uwu Sot«K)oy, Aug. 22. Ne
Gets tlacktopping ECA's Diversification BANK - Everything i: Monmouth St. Is back to or better — today, By ROGER E. SPEAR ^Yesterday's blacktopping Q — Can you recommend BBB). An offering made by Q — 1 have 1,500 shares of three AAA-rated bonds that the state late in July reached n Broad to £earl sis. Is RCA, some bought as far ipleted. and Police Chief are exempt from New York the public at yields of 5.1 per back as 1933. Although 1 do Successful state and federal taxes? R.M. cent and 6.1 per cent depend- oy MeKnight said it had not need the money, I would >n In the planning gtages A — Interest on municipal ing on maturity dates, which like your opinion on whether bonds is generally exempt ^r five years. ranged from 1976 to 1994. Tax- to hold or sell. - A.M. Investing from income tax in the state able equivalent yields for a We're delighted it's over," A — RCA has been hard hit where issued and is also ex. person in a 50 per cent brack- said. "Eventually, the en- this year by the slump in de- empt from federal income et would be approximately i street will be done to the mand for TV receivers — ap- operations which continued tax. All general obligations of double the coupon rate. A E•pjiroad station." proximately 20 per cent of the state of New York are bond dealer can give you Largest in Central New Jersey strong. In 1969, nonelectronic it'jt was a big job, accom- company sales come from business accounted for 40 per rated AAA by Standard & more details on what is avail, $)jshed in record time, the this source. In the first six cent of sales and 44 per cent Poor (NCC issues are rated able from this "Blue List." • ijiief said. He said the last re-' months, net dropped 40 per of earnings; in addition a real Established 1804 lrs were made too long ago » cent on a 4 per cent decline in estate company and a food sales. A strike at 12 manufac- remember, processor have been acquired 1 r 1 at- Today, happy motorists will turing plants was cited as thus far this year. RCA'B pro- t \W/ li W l FURNITURE CO. Capital Funds... $45 million .Ipavel down a shiny new being an important factor in gram'of diversification, which ?V JjU 1 Keyport 264-0181 ",'imootli road to do their the sharply lower second- has added an important mea- quarter earnings. RCA's Na- cpores in the borough. sure of stability to the com- Features... Total Resources... $500 million t i o n a 1 Broadcasting sub- pany, will probably provide sidiary reported reduced com- ipceanport GOP Club the springboard for earnings mitments by major adverti- recovery. Although near- "Kroehler" j$To Hold Picnic Sunday sers, and company's govern- term, the shares will continue men t-related business re- to reflect the sluggishness of % OCEANPORT - The an- EST. 1869 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation mained slow/Partially offset, the TV set market, holdings, + imal picnic of the Oceanport ting these negative in- over a period of years should Member Federal Reserve System Republican Club wili be held fluences, however, were com- grow at least as fast as the + Open Mon. and Fri. Evenings 'til 9 + puter, food processing, global economy. Sunday afternoon from 2 to 5 communication and service igjclock at the Oceanport Com- munity Center. An invitation 4as been extended to all resi- Repairs Set ALL AMERICAN 'ijents to enjoy an afternoon of 'jSpcialiaing, GOP candidates For Signals [.seeking' offices at all govern- EED BANK — Monmouth Bient levels In Hie coming ? County Engineer Henry Ney : ^lec^ons will be on hand. says problems with traf- fic signals at Broad Street and Monmouth Street and oodCitu) ^^.^^ Pleads Guilty Harding' Road will be cor- ,.rt ATLAHTIC SUKRAMA +J/J fo theft of 8 Tires rected within a month. MNWIMItJf AVUM Bfr Mutt 35 ;/:PREEHOLD - Gary. M. Councilman Wieodore La- NIWSHMWMUM •iEJennett of Ft. Monmouth has brecque met witfT Mr. Ney SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS aieaded guilty to charges of yesterday to discuss problems fe&<3 stealing eight tires valued at with the two signals. JJMGV from Little Silver Esso Mr. Ney promised that dur- OWN DAILY 9 to 10 P.M., SUNDAYS 9 to 6 P.M. and LEGO-LAMB iStatiqn, April 13. ing the coming month the two t "">*<>»*; :< Superior Court Judge An- traffic signals will be adjusted ilrewjA. Salvest set Aug. 18 to allow a lead time for traf- |or sentencing. fic turning left from Broad GROCERY DEPT. Street onto Monmouth Street, "Monmouth RadlologliU, P.A. and for left turns onto Hard- lb . Would ilict to announc* th* ing Road. : opening of their olflct at Mr. Labrecque said that the APPLESAUCE 1Q 1279 3rd Ave., Long Branch county also will redesign the MOTTS » 15-Qi. Jar JfcW ' Predict Limited to Radiology. traffic lines at the two inter- Hour* by Appointment. sections to allow better traf- CUT BEETS LAMB COMBO. ATf. Til.: 222-7676" fic flow. Good Value • 16.QI.COII fa Chops and Stew Meat TT m ° PORK & BEANS Inspected "PERDUE QUALITY" MONTCO • Lb. Can CHICKEN PARTS AAKll CREAM or WHOLE KERNEL Atlantic Glass UwKN • Good Value • Lb. Can 15' Montco SODA 1O« LEGS 39J WINGS 29'BREASTS 49 28.0s. Bottl* All Flavors • a FACIAL TISSUE CUT FROM YOUNG PORKERS MARCAL Fluff-Out 200's CAT FOOD •TABBY 12' Liver & Fish & Meat & Fish SPARE RIBS Hi-C DRINKS Orange or Grape • 12-0«. Can TOMATO SAUCE BOLOGNA or LIVERWURST BY THE PIECE 59 CONTADINA • 8-Ox. Can TABLE NAPKINS 11 EXTRA Lean • Family Pack 100% PURE BEEF MARCAL• 70-Count GROUND CHUCK CHUCK PATTIES JIFFY CAKE MIXES 1A< FIVE FLAVORS • 9-Ox. Pkg. MV SWIFT'S EVERSWEET Boneless CLUB STEAKS 1.59,b VACUUM PACKED 69c lb. ROYAL PUDDINGS 1(V FROZEN FOOD DEPT. v All Flavors • 4»Oi. Pkg. * (MORTON DINNERS [• BEEF • CHICKEN • TURKEY • 11-Oz. ICE TEA MIX 17< PRODUCE DEPT. LIPTONS1 2-Padc . ' * I ORANGE JUICE I MONTCO • 6-Or. Can NEW CROP CORN FLAKES 10f Sliced STRAWBERRIES KELLOGG'S • 8-Ox. Pkg. ' * I MONTCO •10-Oz.Pkg. U.S. JIFFY FROSTING WHIPPED TOPPING No .1 White or Fudge Icing 7'/a-Oi. Pkg. 10* MONTCO IOV2 Oz. Cup IPEPPERIDGE FARM CAKE j FIVE DELICIOUS FLAVORS » 17-Ox. POTATOES DAIRY DEPT.! »HOW MEIN • Shrimp or CHICKEN • TEMPLE • 2-lb. Pkg.
'MARGARINE LUSCIOUS APPETIZER DEPT. MONTCO LB. PKG. 19' AMERICAN CHEESE NECTARINES WHITE OR YELLOW AMERICAN CHEESE NEW GREEN Twin Pack • Deluxe • German BOLOGNA 891 For All Your , Kraft • White or Yellow CABBAGE CREAM CHEESE.3eOFF SPICED HAM 79 GARDEN FRESH 4 A BORDEN'S 8-Oi. Pkg. 1 AUTO GLASS BREAKSTONE YOGURT PASTRAMI .^PEPPERS 1U • Authoriied Insurance PLAIN and 1C* 19' FRESHLY JUICY FLORIDA VANILLA .. l» FLAVORS t 8-Ob SLICED 'lb Replacement Service BOLOGNA FRUIT SALAD ORANGES 11 'lb PLEXIGLAS SUPREME-QUART 69' POTATO SALAD
ATLANTIC GLASS 101 POX IMS VAI.I!ABI1 COUPON •WMIPOX HAYS "Glass and Mlrrori In Every Sitt You Can Brook" FOOD CITY FOOD CITY FOOD CITY FO«» CITY 21 MAPLE AVI. HEINZ cor. Whlt« St. & Moplt Avt. iSUDDEN BEAUTY RED BANK 747-2020 FUNNY BARBEQUE TRASH HIGHWAY 71 FACE SAUCE so. oi utii si. BAGS HAIR SPRAY DRINK MIX BELMAR £81-1200 2t-Oi. Bottle By Totem 16-oz. 10 for Reg 69c Reg. 79c • 10 Pk. 138 LOWER MAIN ST. Limit: 1 coupon Par Family, Exp. Aug. 11 ' Limit: 1 Coupon Ptr Family. Exp. Aug. 12 Limit: 1 Coupon Ptr Family, Exp. Aug. 11 Limit: 1 Coupon P«r Family, Exp. Auo. U MATAWAN 566-2838 12 DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWH, N. J.:WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1970 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE
I N». F-1S37-W — vings ln«ltute. a. corpo ration of New Jersey, Pltlntirt VB: Got don Gregory, et ux, et sis. Defendants By virtue at a writ of execution In th< above stated action to me directed, : ehall expose for sale at public vendue at the Court House In the Borough « Freehold, County of Monmouth. Ne1 Jersey, on Monday the 24th day or At. gust, 1970, at 2 o'clock P.M. FrevalUni Time. ALL that tract or parcel of land, situ ate, lying and being In the Township o Matawan In the County of Monmouth 1: the State of New Jersey: and more pa" Ocularly described as follows: BEGINNING at a point formed by tin Intersection of the westerly side line o Woodmere Drive (a-k-aa Woodmere Av enue) with the northerly side line o Twilight Way and thence running: 1. Along the westerly side line of Wood' Wesson Oil mere Drive. North 09 degrees 29 rain' utes West 62.85 feet thence 2. South 87 degrees 30 mlnut&s West IOC 4c OFF LABEL feet; thence 3. South 09 degrees 29 minutes Easi LIMIT 3 62,85 feet to the northerly side line oi Twilight Way; thence 4. Along the northerly side line o! Twilight Way. North 87 degrees 30 min- utes East 100 feet to its intersection with the westerly aide line of Woodmere Drive at the point of beginning, 1 Pt. BEING the same premises conveyed to the mortgagors herein by deed of Gordon K. Davlson and Patricia A Davison, his wife, dated August 12 8 01. 1961 and about to be recorded, this being a purchase money mortgage piv- cs to secure part of the consideration bot. lor said conveyance. Being commonly known and desig- nated as No, 1126 Woodmere Drive, 47 JIatawan Twp., New Jersey The.approximate amount of the Judg- ment to be satisfied by said sate Is the gum of $13,270 together with the costs o this sale. The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to adjourn this sale without further no- tice by publication. Del Monte Apple Sauce Dated June 22. 1970 THIS WEEK'S FEATURE - Finest Quality PAULKIERNAN. Sherlfr. Chanalis, Lynch AMaloney, Esqs. PINEAPPLE JUICE Heavy Weioht STAINLESS STEEL LUCKY LEAF Ally 8. July 31. Aug. 5, 12, 19 164.00 LIMIT 3 WITH COUPON BELOW NOTICE Teaspoon 8-97 SHERIFF'S SALE Siri'KKlOR COl RT Night Blossom" OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION Pattern V MO.VMOUTH COUNTY Docket No. F-S633-SD Bankers Life and Casualty Company, a corp. Plaintiff vs; Robert J, Greco, et als., Defendants By virtue of a writ of execution In the above stated action to me directed, I shall expose for sale at public vendue, at the Court House In the Borough ,or Freehold, County of Monmouth, New APPLE JUKE Jersey, on Monday, the 31st day of Au- eust. 1970, at 2 o'clock. P.M.. Prevailing Time. FINAST All the following tract or parcel of land and the premises hereinafter par- ticularly described, situated, lying and being In the municipality of Borough of WITH PORK or Union Beach in the County of Monmouta Marshmallows i? 19< FINAST 1 qt. 8 and State of New Jersey: TOMATO SAUCE Spaghetti BEING known and designated as Lot 16 In Block 36 as shown on a. certain (LIMIT 4) oz. tot. map entitled "Map of Union Beach, UPTON _ 7'OZ.SUE '' . Baritan Township. Monmouth County. New Je/sey" and filed In the Monmouth County Clerk's office on November 1, 1320 as Case 7-11. COMMONLY known as 930 Sixth Cold Cups Street. Union Beach, New Jersey. Tea Bags r49< ALSO Included as part of the security herein; Alu. a-s storm door, gas range. IT IS Intended to describe the same premises conveyed to Robert J. Greco, married, by Deed recorded on Septem- ber 13, 1968, in Book 3598 of Deeds for Monmouth County, Page 231. The approximate amount of the judg- ment to be satisfied by said sale is the sum of $11,637 together with the costs of The Sheriff hereby reserves Uie right to adjourn this sale without further no- tice by publication. Roasting
PAl5LKlERNA Sucker. Goldberg & Welsa Chickens SEMi-BONELESS August's, 12, 19, 26 852.00 8-103 FRESH, LARGE SHERIFF'S SALE SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION' MONMOUTH COUNTY 5 to 6 Ib. Docket No. F-1751-6!) The United Savings and Loan Asso- elation of Trenton, New Jersey, a corp of the State of New Jersey, Plaintiff vs: Robert M. Leonard and Helen Leonard, his wife, et als. De- fendants By virtue of writ of execution in the SEAFOOD SAVINGS above stated action to me directed, I MR. DOI (Where Avaflqbk) •haJl expose for sale at public vendue. My Cooked - Either HaH at the Court House In the Borough of Freehold. County of Monmouth, New Jersey, on Monday the nth day of VIRGINIA TURBOT September, 1970, at 2 o'clock P.M. H . Prevailing Time. Greenland |h "ALL that tract or parcel of iand Jno-Whlt. and premises situate, lying and being 75 HAM"" * frozen 55 In the Borough of New Shrewsbury, FILLET KOSHER STUBBIE BOLOGNA or SALAMI County of Monmouth and State of. New fRKHM 6BEGINNING at a point in the east- erly aide of Clinton Place, said be- Hebrew National * 1.25 Scallops * ^1.49 ginning point being distant southerly Chickens FRESH 650 feet from the intersection of the e poutherly side of Newman Sprlnps Swiss Cheese 'S? ^55 Steamer Clams 3"**1 Road and the easterly side of Clinton Place; tiience <1> South 7 degrees 03 T E FRESH WHOLE minutes West alon" the easterly side Smelts HEATistRvi n>.eoc of Clinton Place 50 feet to a point; Chicken Roll Z T *»77* thence (2) South 62 degrees 07 minutes East along the northerly line of Lot FRY, BAKE, BROIL No. -40. 156 feet to a point; thence i3) Cole Slaw CK****™ 1,25c North 7 degrees 03 minutes East along the westerly line of Lot No. 20, 50 feet or BARBECUE! to a point; thence M) North 82 de- grees 07 minutes West along the south- 27 erly line of Lot. No. -42. 156 feet to the "In Your House Serve point and place of BEGINNING. BEING Lot No. 41 as shown on a »nap entitled "Map of Property of THE PRIME BUTCHER SHOP (AT UNK ONLY) Benjamin A. Parker Estate, near Red Bank, N.J.. made by George D. Coop- ^ ^ SLICED Schickhaus" er. C.E., February 8, 1915, Red Bank. BEING the same premises conveyed STRIP SHELLS , e to the Mortgagor herein by Deed of even date and to be recorded simul- Bacon <, taneously herewith, this being a pur- chase money mortgage given to se- cure part of the consideration for the aforesaid conveyance." OF BEEF 171D SHEU Being commonly known and designa- ted as No. 83 Clinton Place New Phone 842-5296 to Place Your Order Franks H \ Shrewsbury. New Jersey A JJ STEAKS The approximate amount of the judgment to be satisfied by said sale Is, the aum of $11,300 together with the costs or this sale. "1,89 The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to adjourn this sale without further no- tice by publication. PAUL KTERNAN. Sheriff. Dated July 8, 1970 Bchragger, Schragger & Lavlne FROZEN FOOD FAVORITES DAIRY SAVINGS Atig. 19, 26, Sept 2, 9 *"" $70.00 FIRST 0' THE fRESH PRODUCE EXTENSION OF TIME FOR RECEP- TIOSOF BIDS CONSTRICTION OF ACADEMIC BUILDINGS BROOK- POTATO PUFFS Breakstone Yogurt
TAKE NOTICE that whereas the Board of Trustees of Brookdale Commu- BIRDS 8oz. ALL FRUIT nity College heretofore published an In- CANTALOUPES 8oz. vitation for bids for the erection and FLAVORS construction of Academic Buildings, EYE pkg. which WdB were to be received at the 19 VANILLA, PLAIN cap College Administration Building. £765 17« Newman Springs Road. Lincrort. New LARGE SIZE Jersey on August 21, 1970, 2 P.M. pre- Hawaiian Punch ESS SLICES vailing time: and SINGLES WHEREAS, the advertisement for bid Kraft Nat. Swiss «ld not, in the opinion of the Board ol Cheese Pizza CMNTANO I SWEET, LUSCIOUS e Trustees of Brookdale Community Col- lege, allow sufficient time for due prep French Green Beam w/Almondi 8 oz, 3« 89* Borden's Neufchatel l^Z ?£ 29 aratlon of bids from prospective bid ders. or Mixed Vegi. w/Onion Sauce pka. TAKE NOTICE therefore that the Finast Provolone Slices pi," 43° time for the reception of eealed bids for SCALLOP DINNER the work aforesaid be and the same is Taste o' Sea 80r.pkg.59* C hereby adjourned to September 3, 1B70 TOMATOES sis 39 at 10 A.M., prevailing time, at the same SEA BRAND - PEELED » ,, '. Bonbel Cheese =» « 59 place and subject to the same terms and conditions as toe invitation to olds here- DEVEINED "°*pfc KRAFT PARKAY Ib. tofore published, which said time and place is hereby fixed as the time and margunne 3c ow LABEL-NON-DAIRY place for the reception of scaled bid* for HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS said work in accordance with the adver- 1 Ib. 14 01. OVEN fRESH FROM "FUSSY" BAKERS! tisement to bid heretofore published. can Excepting as to the date and time TOOTH Finast Purple Plums Finast Dog Food when said olds will be received, all of the terms and conditions of the In- DRINK V/2 quart vitation to bid heretofore published be GLEEM PASTE Cranberry-Apple FINAST bot. 'C"49< and they shall remain the same and all Finast Vegetable Oil 49- APPLE PIES bidders shall be required to comply Mfg't List therewith, Aug. 1» S10.00 Price $1.05 6% oz. Finast Cucumber Chips Finast Mayonnaise WITH COUPON FINAST lib. 6 tabe RICHMO qt.pl. A AC BELOW 49 Liquid Detergent >- b... Purina Cat Food VA2,S FRESH 2 oz. pkgs. NOW, FIRST MERCHANTS C Finast Tomato Sauce 1012 79' FINAST SLICED PAMPERS Burry Gaucho Cookies "k" 53 1 pint 2 oz. C White Bread 2J.47 Higher Interest Turtle Wax bottle Sunshine Sugar Wafers 45 C FRESH PRINCE llb.Boz. e On Regular ARMEUO FINA5T Spaghetti Sauce! BONUS PACK jar 41' Italian Ice Cups 12P^89 Rye Rolls '270 4 Savings On One Year 72^0 Certificate* HOWELL SHOPPING PLAZA of Deposit THIS COUPON THIS COUPON THIS COUPON * JPC THIS COUPON 5 WORTH WORTH WITH THIS COUPON HOWELL TOWNSHIP WORTH 19 WORTH On Two Year Towardi lh« purchase of Towards the purchas* of Toward! the purchaw of GLEEM Towardi »h« purchaia of a 1 Ib. 2 oi. |ar of LONG BRANCH 74*70 Certificates a 3 Ib. 3 oz. jar of Towardi the purihau of en A oi. |ar of a 2 Ib. can of WILCH'S 320 Third Avenw . of Deposit two IS Vi oi. nm of TOOTHPASTE 1 5 5 APPLESAUCE • • • r' • . • .... _. _t . i 'i DepMltl Iniured Up to TOOTH- 6V, of. HILLS BROS PRESERVES f-e.WO by F.D.I.C. RED BANK i LUCKY LIA> PASTE tvb* corm Broad & Maplt ' Limit 1- Good at Super toast J* limit 1 - Bood at Supep r Flnart Unit 1-j.ood at Super Finatt Limit 1- Good it Super Finast Limit 1 -flood a t Suptr Finatt LhiHI-Good at Super Finut Good thru Sat.. August 22nd ^ Good thru Sat, Auiist 22nd Good thru Sat.. August 22od Good thru Sat.. August 22nd Good thru Sat. Auwst 22nd Good thru Sat.. Aunst 22jid ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ^ MFG. MFG. MFG. RBR RBR Route 36 and First A Member Frteml TUiunt. F«d«r»l JilAV/tVAV! ImniH Carp. EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, AUGUST 22nd. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. S. Asbury Session Set on Aid ASBURY PARK - City Mr. Siciliano said prelimi- Williams, D-N.J., and Rep. produce action," Mr. Dowd Council will meet in special nary plans are for the demoli- James J. Howard, D-N.J. also said. sessional 5:30p.m. Friday to tion of about 15 buildings on met with city officials and Mr. Dowd had been criti- authorize an application for Springwood Ave., the hardest pledged their aid in obtaining cized by some for attempting $50,000 in federal aid to help hit area during the week-long the funds. to use the city's problems as rebuild the city's riot-scarred riots last month. The meeting was arranged a political springboard. West Side. Of the estimated $75,000 by William F. Dowd, Republi- At the Washington meeting, Acting City Manager Sam- cost, two thirds will be paid cian candidate for the Third the city said that federal as- uel W. Siciliano scheduled the by the federal Department of District congressional seat, sistance was urgently needed meeting yesterday after Housing and Urban Devel- and a staff assistant to Presi- to clear up the debris, demol- agreeing to review the appli- opment with the city paying dent Nixon. ish burned buildings, provide cation with black leaders the rest of the tab. Mr. Dowd said he is temporary facilities and to from the West Side. Application of the grant pleased that the meeting has extend the city's con- Originally, the council was was deemed to be the quick- produced results for Asbury troversial Urban Renewal to act on the authorization est way for the city to begin Park. project to include parts of yesterday but was delayed to rebuilding the West Side busi- "Although some black Springwood Avenue. give black leaders an oppor- ness area. spokesmen in;ithat city ac- Attending the meeting were tunity to review the proposal. This was decided last week cused me of playing politics city Mayor Joseph F. Mat- If the application is ap- following a meeting in Wash- when I arranged the meeting, tice, Mr. Siciliano, and three proved by the West Side lead- ington between city officials, Asbury Park's responsible representatives of the Mon- ers, Mr. Siciliano said, then it . and George W. Romney, sec- leadership cooperated and is m o u t h-Ocean Development will be approved by the coun- retary of the Department of working hard to see that the Council, a group composed of cil and it will be hand carried Housing and Urban Devel- city takes advantage of the municipal and business lead- to federal officials in Phila- opment. Sens. Clifford P. YOUNG INNOVATORS — George Lewis, foreground, and William Davis carry Nixon administration's will- ers concerned with the prob- delphia the next working day. Case, . R-N.J., Harrison A. ingness to cut red tape and lems of Shore communities. coffin marked "Stop Poflution Now" in mock funeral staged in borough by the Red Bank Parks and Recreation Department. Children, under the direction of Miss Mary N. Hancik, music and drama director, and Miss Ellen Linden, art instructor, marched through town to illustrate youngsters' awareness of present problems.
•••lllllliniii Newark Busing Halt Asked LITTLE SILVER —. Area commuters were moment to ask to drop their commuter run while can't replenish and replace its equipment consti- faced with another shore area to Newark trans- the railroads are awaiting word on their proposed tuting deprivation of private property without due THEMEY portation problem when Boro Buses of Shrews- fare increase." process of law and just compensation. bury requested that the Public Utilities Commis- The New York-Keansfourg-Long Branch Bus Municipalities affected are Long Branch, West sion grant it permission to drop its Long Branch Co. had agreed to purchase Boro's Red Bank to Long '• Branch, Oceanport, Little Silver, New to Newark service. Newark franchise but that line was hit with an Shrewsbury, Eatontown, Red Bank, Middletown, The Municipal Coordinating Committee, the eight^week drivers' strike, the day after the PUC Holmdel, Matawan borough and township, Key- RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1970 —1 seven-municipality transportation watchdog or- approved the sale. port, Hazlet, Madison Township and Sayreville. ganization protesting the proposed hike in rail PURCHASE REFUSED The state Department of Transportation is fares, will investigate the bus line's request and After the strike, the proposed purchaser of holding a public hearing on the proposed Central may take action, its chairman, Little Silver franchise claimed that because of financial los- Railroad of New Jersey and Penn Central Rail- Mayor Thomas B. Judge, announced last night. ses, it couldn't afford to buy enough buses to road fare hikes in Red Bank Municipal Building Mayor Judge said the committee will call a take over the route and refused to consummate at 7:30 tonight to sample commuter opinion. Sewer Service Appeal special meeting next month to consider the the sale. Mayor Judge and Mr. Mausner have urged available facts and decide whether or hot to As of last night, Boro Buses was stall operat- commuters" to attend the hearing and speak out authorize MOC Attorney Milton A. Mausner to ing the Red Bank to Newark line. against the fare increases. lodge a formal protest on the committee's behalf. In its application to discontinue its Long Testimony from commuters taken by the com- Denied in Highlands 'REASONABLE ATERNATIVE* Branch to Newark run, the bus company claims mittee Monday included complaints about safety, Mayor Judge called the bus route "a reason- r that it is operating the franchise at a substantial maintenance and a lack of seating on trains. 1 HIGHLANDS — "It's a long old, lower sewer rate, the stallation before Friday, Mr. able alternative to the railroads," and added: ' loss and if forced to continue losing money on the Most of the handful of commuters who attend- road that's without a furn- borough could do nothing, Goldstein's birthday, Mr. "The buses served many purposes including, giv- franchise, its ability to provide other services ed the meeting agreed that the fare increases tag," said Benjamin Gruber, since there was no written Katz replied, "He'll get his ing the trains some competition. wil be jeopardized. wouldn't be too hard to swallow if the railroad borough attorney, at last contract for the sewer ser- water." "Boro Buses," he said "picked the opportune Because of its losses, the company claims it agrees in return, to provide improved service. night's Borough Council meet- vice. Sandy Hook State Park Mr. Gruber viewed with Now,'also because there is rangers will be deputized by satisfaction and considerable n o w r i 11 e n contract, the the borough to help alleviate glee a letter from builder borough is not obliged to per- traffic tieups on weekends Fred Hillman asking that a mit additional Monmouth when vacationers head for home he is completing in the Hills sewer hookups, Mr. Gru- the sate park and boatmen ber ruled. whistle the Highlands bridge Howard, Roe Act on 'Hook' Monmouth Hills section;, of open. Middletown be connected to Getting That Water WASHINGTON — Rep. Hancock, N. J., on Sandy for park and recreation use, it properties to the Secretary of Conservation and Economia this borough's sewer system. After waiting patiently and Joseph J. Truncer, director James J. Howard, D-N.J., Hook, and 745 acres there would have had to purchase the Interior for conveyance to Development in that state, quietly nearly two years, oc- of the state Division of Parks plans to get a seashore resort now leased ft) New Jersey for the property from the federal states or local agencies for and Mr. Howard said they be- Mr. Gruber began shaking togenarian Charles Goldstein and Recreation, authorized a state.park, to that state free government for 50 per cent of parks and recreation pro- lieve their state has a propri- will not have to borrow water the deputation as an emer- area for his constituents by his head as soon as Mrs. hook or by crook, but mostly of charge. true market value, which grams. etary right to have "this ad' Rosemary Shields, borough for his coffee after Friday. gency means to handle sum- might have cost hundreds of ditional 1,000 surplus acres, Mr. Goldstein lives at 3 North mer congestion. The rangers by hook — Sandy Hook, that The two Congressmen said "To insure that this land clerk, began reading Mr. Hill- is. legislation passed by the millions of dollars," Mr. How- will be used for park and rec- together with the 745 present- man's letter. A grin spread St. in a house which has no will continue to be paid by the ard explained. ly under lease ... at Sandy running water. There is no state and not the borough, With his 1967 proposal for a House Aug. 11 "gives the fed- reation purposes, the bill in- over his face as'she finished. Sandy Hook National Sea- eral government the oppor- The new legislation, which cludes a reverter clause," Hook conveyed at no cost to Pleasure Seen Ahead water main which extends to Mayor James T. White re- our state under the terms and Mr. Goldstein's lot. marked. shore! still awaiting Congres- tunity, to turn the land over to still must be approved by the Mr. Roe and Mr. Howard "You don't have to do this," the state for recreation use conditons and under the mo- Attempting to solve the Planner Resigns sional action, Mr. Howard has Senate and signed by the said. the attorney told council. "We combined with.Rep. Robert A. at no cost whatsoever." President, permits the admin- In a joint letter to New Jer- dus operandi provided for in have no contract with them. problem two years ago, coun- The ^resignation of .Mrs. Huge Saving Seen . the amended version of the cil found it would be too cost- Kathleen Mendes from the Roe, D-Passaic, in support of istrator of the General Ser- sey Gov. William T. Cahill, It'll be a pleasure to answer a plan to transfer 1,000 acres "In flie past, in order- for ' vices Administration to trans- Mr. Roe, who served seven Land and Water Conservation that letter," he added. ly to run a main for Mr. Gold- Planning Board was accepted Fund Act." stein's sole benefit. A con- with regret In a letter to of surplus federal land at Ft. New Jersey to gain this land fer unneeded excess federal years as Commissioner of Mr. Gruber's glee was un- "The park is currently at- derstood by council and resi- nection to the nearest existing Mayor White,. Mrs. Mendes main on Miller St. was a pos- pleaded for "a newer, young- tended by approximately I dents in the audience, who re- million people per year and membered that the borough sible solution, but involves er person" to take her place an easement across another on the board. could accommodate consid- squabbled several years with erably more visitors if the ad- Mohmouth Hills residents al- piece of property. "We.(on the board).. have 'Taylor Incident' Prompts ditional 1,000 acres were con- re'ady connected to the Last night it was revealed been around here since 1950, veyed to the state, Mr. How- borough sewer system over a that the easement will be and since then we have had 20 ard and Mr. Roe wrote. granted. Alvin Katz, who years of an uninterrupted $50 annual sewer fee, which The two Congressmen said the' Monmouth .Hills families owns adjacent property, as- downhill slide. Try to reverse sured council he will not pre- the trend with a new team," Censure of College Aide they feel following this course refused to pay as "unfair and vent the water line going Mrs. Mendes urged. to develop an enlarged state capricious." WEST LONG BRANCH - jor role in instigating the dis- mediately." vented him from participating park on Sandy Hook would be When the Monmouth Hills through. Mayor White made no ap- Pressed to allow the in- pointment last night. Michael Greenberg, assistant turbance." On the night of April 22, in any extra-curricular act- much easier than hoping for residents went on paying;the professor of history at Mon- The-college president con- Professor Greenberg was the ivities. • the Hook to be developed un- mouth College, will be sent a cluded that he judged the pro- first to object to a rule pro- Mr. Lovett's defense was der the Gateway National letter of "extreme censure" fessor's conduct "sufficiently hibiting verbal questioning of that he feared Professor Park program, which, they by the college administration unprofessional to warrant im- the general, one of the chief Greenberg was going to as- said, might take years to be- Property Purchase Row Open for his part in disorders at the mediate dismissal," but in architects of American in- sassinate Gen. Taylor. come a reality. school, April 22, before a what he called "an attempt to volvement in Vietnam, from According to Dr. Van planned address by Gen. meld compassion with the audience. The professor Note's report, Professor Again in Atlantic Highlands Maxwell P. Taylor. justice," he instead instruct- was loudly supported by a Greenberg testified at "an in- Police Asked — Dr: William G. Van Note, ed that a letter of extreme goodly portion of those in the vestigatory hearing June 22, I i ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — the burden on the taxpayers, Referring to the mayor's president of the college, re- censure be prepared and sent lecture hall. that he intended on the night to Professor Greenberg. f For the. second, time this year, if the Maliken property is letter of Aug. 10 to residents leased a report yesterday into In the midst of the shouting, of April 22 to read a state- To Increase omitted. in which he urged rejection of Professor Greenberg's con- Professor Greenberg com- he advanced to the stage in ment that had been circulated ,|the Taxpayers Association is duct yesterday. ^circulating petitions to block Republican Councilman Al- the petitions, Mr. DeGroot pleted his first year of teach- an attempt to reach the sole throughout the campus for Area Service fred F. Katz last week argued stated, "The mayor is appar- "While it is not conclusively ing at Monmouth this year microphone in the hall but several days before the "the controversial purchase of MATAWAN - Residents of ; the Maliken property on First that the motives for the in- ently so committed to the de- clear what triggered the out- and does not have tenure at was punched in the face by planned address. The state- clusion of the property were molition of this building that burst and whether or not it the school. He has a contract the student government presi- ment questioned the propriety what they call "Riot Alley" • Ave. approved * by council approached the Borough Aug. 11. not' readily apparent and he does not hesitate to go to had been pre-planned or was for this school year but he dent John C. Lovett and of the appearance of the Gen- charged the, mayor with mak- such extremes to influence spontaneous," Dr. Van Note does not have the right for its physically subdued by other eral on Earth Day, "a day de- Council last night with a plea As it did ta February, the student government officers. for more police protection. association is hoping again to ing a deal with government the citizens. . .yet, there has said, "it is proven be- automatic renewal this win- voted to the preservation of officials for a future public been no confirmation from yond doubt that a deter- ter. Probation Ended man and his environment." The citizens, all living on force withdrawal of the bond- Weldon Road, attributed the ing ordinance for $32,000 to housing project on the old the HUD (federal Housing mined attempt by Professor In the report Dr. Van Note Last week, Dr. Van Note re- A second faculty member railroad right-of-way. He and Urban Development Michael Greenberg of the expressed "the hope that he moved a punishment of dis- who was investigated for his problem of vandalism and ha- buy the property, or bring the rassment to one family on the issue to a referendum. maintained also that no con- agency) to substantiate this department of history and (Professor Greenberg) may ciplinary probation from Mr. part in the disturbance, Dr. statement." government to read a pre- block. One resident, Larry The group has until Mon- firmation has come from offi- choose to teach out his 1970-71 Lovett. He said at that time John Illo, resigned this spring cials that funds would be Maintaining that property pared statement to the assem- contract at Monmouth Col- he did not find "sufficient evi- Schuller, threatened to form a day—10 days after publication but is now suing the college vigilante committee to protect withdrawn. taxes constitute the bulk of in- bled audience prior to deliv- lege," but warned that dence" to warrant the punish- for reinstatement, claiming of the ordinance—to get sig- ery of Gen. Taylor's at- himself and his neighbors if natures representing 10 per "I cannot believe any gov- come for the borough budget "should any occurrences take ment which was imposed by that he submitted a resigna- and that little space is avail- tempted speech played a ma- place involving his conduct an administrative hearing, police protection is not pro- cent of the borough property ernment agencies, specific- tion only because of pressure vided. value in order to get the issue able for further development, ... dismissal will follow im- July 9, and would have pre- from the administration. ally created to assist commu* Council answered the com- on the ballot. nities, would refuse a request Mr. DeGroot argued that the borough cannot afford to lose plaint by explaining the prob- Support Is Urged to delete such an in- Bridge Pact lem the police have in provid- significant, unrelated and un- a single ratable. In conjunction with the peti- "Are we going to continue ing the protection the resi- tion drive, former Republican necessary part of the total dents feel they are lacking. project," Mr. DeGroot stated to inherit public non-taxable Is Awarded County OKs $6,211,627 Councilman David DeGroot lands, or realize the need to Councilman Stanley Yacker has written residents urging in his memo to taxpayers. explained that the police can- Saving Is Seen conserve and improve what them to support the drive and ratables we now have?" he To Procter not go on private, property stating his opposition to the The lack of confirmation asked. i FREEHOLD - The without a signed complaint purchase. was also emphasized by the Last February, when the Thomas Procter Co. of Long For Brookdale Work from a citizen, and that the Mr. DeGroot, who last year former councilman, who council adopted a $35,000 Branch yesterday was FREEHOLD - The Board freeholders for their foresight Phase II of the college's police cannot arrest any one voted for the downtown reno- added, "Changes can and bonding ordinance for the awarded a $72,495 contract of Freeholders yesterday in providing the money. building program includes without sufficient evidence. vation which includes a new have been made when those purchase, petitions represent- for repairs to the Oceanic adopted a $6,211,527 bond or- C. B. Cargile of Neptune, construction of buildings for Spurring the residents' out- Borough Hall, a new Mon- changes prove beneficial to ing $6 million in property val- Bridge over the Nave^sink dinance for phase II of Brook- Democratic freeholder candi- applied humanities, human burst was a fight on Weldon mouth County National Bank the community. We are not ue were presented to oppose River, between Rumson and d a 1 e Community College's date, said he is in favor of the affairs, lecture hall and cen- Road in which two policemen building and a block-long asking the government for the measure. Middletown. building program. county college but questioned tral boiler plant — all ex- were injured and one man park on First Ave., later re- more money. In fact, the Private citizens also took The unsuccessful bidder The money, when added to what the college' is doing pected to be completed in was taken to the hospital with versed his vote because of in- change requested would re- the issue to court and obtain- was Schiavone Construction • the state's share of $4.5 mil- about transportation and September, 1971 — and a stu- several broken ribs. The resi- clusion of the Maliken proper- duce the federal and state ed an order enjoining council Co. of Secaucus with $87,434. lion, will provide funds for about what the college is dent commons, gym and book dents claimed an off-duty ty- shares by $32,000." from effecting the purchase. L.D. Seely Co., West Long seven additional buildings doing to make itself more ac- store — expected to be com- policeman, who" arrived in The property, on which The Taxpayers Association Branch, was awarded a and will mean that the college cessible. pleted by April, 1972. time to prevent the fight, stands a two-story building maintains that demolition of Charged With ' Stolen $24,285.58 contract for coated will be able to accommodate Freeholder director Joseph walked away from it. housing the El-Rose Sports- the First Ave. building is in- and paved corrugated metal 3,800 full time students. There C. Irwin referred Mr. Cargile Carglle's Criticisms Council requested more wear factory, would be used advisable because it is struc- Checks' Possession pipe. Other bidders were are now 1,200 students. to the college board of In the public portion of the constructive suggestions from for a mini-nark and a walk- turally sound, represents a FREEHOLD - County De- Eastern Supply Co., Hoboken, Maj. Gen. W. Preston Cor- trustees for the answers, ex- meeting, Mr. Cargile criti- the residents but promised to way from the municipal park- tax ratable, houses a business tectives andf Rumspn police $24,991.48, and Capital High- derman (U.S.A. Ret) told the plaining that the freeholders cized the freeholders for not look into the matter. ing lot to the business district. and gives employment to lo- yesterday arrested Lester way Material, Inc., Putnam board the money will provide do not operate the college and issuing a public statement fol- Problem Stressed cal residents; that the busi- King of 217 Third Ave., Asbu- County, N.Y., $29,604.70. buildings necessary for the are not responsible for its lowing the Asbury Park dis- The Democratic majority ness and its employes contrib- ry Park, on charges of pos- The board held for study expansion of the college to programs and policies. orders. He also touched on To Hear Dowd on the council, headed by ute to the economy of First session of checks stolen Aug. two bids received for white meet its anticipated needs of Gen. Corderman said the bus transportation in the RED BANK - William F. Mayor James R. Snyder, has Ave., and that the park to be 8 from the Rumspn Hotel. and yellow rapid setting pave- 1972. college is aware of the trans- county, the jail, the county Dowd, Republican candidate argued that federal and ptate constructed opposite the new King was arraigned in As- ment marking material. Ver- Mrs. Virginia F. Vreeland portation problem, and is try- audit report and the county's for Congress, will be the fea- funds amounting to more than borough hall makes the pro- bury Park Municipal Court flex Sales Corp., Carlstadt, of the Monmouth County ing to do something ahout it. poverty program. tured speaker at the Red $102,000, much of it already posed Maliken site park, a and remanded to jail pending submitted a bid of $14,310, League of Women Voters said He added, however, that Mr. Irwin replied that it Bank Rotary Club meeting at advanced for renovations,, half block away, totally un- a preliminary hearing Mon- and Con-Lux Paint, Edison, the league supports the ordi- transportation provided by noon tomorrow at the Molly could be withdrawn, placing would take more than three necessary. day. ¥16,650. nance and commended the the college is not being used. hours to answer his questions. Pitcher Inn. THE DAILY BEGISjp, BED , N. l.sWEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19,1970 Benefactors Keep in thfc Swim
By MARGUERITE HENDERSON er Hills, the event featured games and refreshments, a fun Visiting for the summer with their son and daughter-in- Isn't it fun to go to a party where people "swim like house, makeup booth and on-the-spot photographs. Partici- law,, Mr. and Mrs. John Calamari, West Keansburg, they fishes? And nobody turns green around the gills? pants included Meg and Jim Stickle, Philip Blanda, Allison were honored most irecently at a party in the West Keans- So it was Saturday when members of the Pollak Auxili- County Fare and Tommy Henderson (not mine), Karen Lucas, Joel burg Firehouse. Previously they had been feted in Florida ary (which provides certain smaller needs for treatment of Grimm, Christine and Peter Wellauer, Melissa and Jess Stout where their children Mrs. Edna; Umscheid, Mrs. Jean Cat- in-patients at Monmouth Medical Center and of out-patients and Jeanne Gregory. low and Arthur Calamari reside. Their fifth child, Anny at the hospital's Pollak Memorial Clinic) their fellows and Hull Wickham and Florence Weingart. Sgt. Joseph Calamari, Is stationed at Ft. Benriing, Ga. their friends met for steak supper and swimming at the home Query, Dearie Winners at Raceway Mr. and Mrs. Calamari were married in St. Paul's of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Marshall, Holmdel. QUESTION: If you've a yen to attend Saturday's Gold- At Freehold Raceway, toe Sulky Set (children five years Church, jersey City, where they resided before moving to Mrs. Lawrence Carton, 3rd (whose first child is due in en Dome Ball (the Japanese Expo-inspired gala to be given and older) met at 9 a.m. on Fridays (and on Saturdays when Cliffwood. Mr. Calamari, now retired, was employed for 35 November) was a merry memaid who tried — albeit unsuc- on the grounds of the Governor's Mansion, Sea Girt, by the> school starts) to learn about the care and racing of stand- years by Esso Standard Oil Company, Linden. cessfully — to coordinate a group of watery Eockettes. Suzy New Jersey Republican Finance Committee to honor Gov. ardbred horses. Last Friday's initial two-hour session drew Westergard Honey Koonan, Justine Lincoln (new auxiliary and Mrs. William T. Cahill) roughly how many yen will you more than 200 youngsters. president), Dorothy Blair, Elaine Spellman (auxiliary vice But the Stylish Set meets Thursdays, when women of all What's In a Name? need? A "Poor judge" should make a "great judge" this Satur- president and chairman of the party) and Marty Suter were ANSWER: Based on a 1968 currency ratio of "Yen 360 ages are admitted to the raceway free of charge to be enter- some of the nymphs. Jack Major, Middletown, taught un- tained (as are the men) by a parade of some 30 fashions mo- day when the second annual Spy House Art Show is held on equals $1 U.S." 90,000 yen to come as a couple (or $125 each) the grounds of the Shoal Harbor Marine Museum, Port Mon- derwater swimming and did one and a half gainers (at least will be required. deled after the first, second, third and fourth races. • . that's what he said they were) into the Marshall's beautiful Last week's presentation' by Fieldcrest, in cooperation mouth. The seeming contradiction comes about because Ah so; but it's cheaper than a flight to the Orient. And noted architect Alfred Easton Poor (who has maintained a blue kidney-shaped pool. Larry Carton, Peter Westergard, William Loughran, Sea Girt party-planner on a grand scale, with several pattern companies and the Steinbach stores, Steve Stevens (the Majors' Youngstown, Ohio, guest), Bill showed what Oscar de la Renta could make with white "vel- residence in Locust since 192.9) has agreed to judge the Art has promised to "Osaka it to us" (so solly) by housing be- for the Blind show classification being initiated. Suter and Ken Roonan doggie-padded, while George Blair, neath the massive tent that's now in place on the ol' camp vet touch" towels (an evening coat trimmed with white mink) Shrewsbury, whizzed by on his water skis. grounds, such pleasurables as gardens, waterfalls and sev- what Guy la Roche could do with shower curtains (he fash- Mr. Poor, president of the National Academy of Design That last line is a lie. Mr. Blair, wearing red slacks and eral stone bridges over pools of untroubled Republican ioned a gold opaque one into a gorgeous gown and used a and a trustee of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, has to white bush jacket (as was his matching mate) who had skied waters. flowered sheer one for coordinated coat) and what Tita Ric- his designing credits the extension and restoration of the all day at Minor Lake and was set to do so again on Sunday ci could make with lime green toweling (a sweet-enough-to- east front of ttie Capitol and the new James Madison Memori- The event gets its name from the gold-topped rotunda squeeze breakfast coat). — actually took a post-dinner nap! George — "the locomo- that rises, Mt. Fuji fashion, in the middle of the tent tunnel al Library of Congress, both Washington, D. C; the memori- tion lad" — asleep; isn't that the living end? that shelters guests from car doors onward. This year, the The Thursday schedule will include fashions by such lo- al to the Wright brothers at Kitty Hawk, N.C.; the U.S. Cus- Others about were Mrs. Major and Mrs. Stevens, Mr. tunnel will be bamboo-lined and lantern-lighted and the Ca- cal establishments as Dainty Apparel, Asbury Park (they're toms Court, Federal Office Building and the Parke-Bernet and Mrs. A] Diano, Mr. and Mrs, Chuck Keyler, Roberta and hills will greet their guests beneath the golden dome. "on" tomorrow), Second Editon, Spring Lake, The Angelic Gallery, New York City; and the Signal Corps Laboratory at Tiger, Rumson, and Steinbach of Asbury Park, et cetera; by Ralph Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Berg, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Inside the party tent proper (bamboo-divided for cock- Ft. Monmouth and the McGraw Hill building and book distri- Power, Patricia Reardon, Andrea and Alan Bornstein, Mr. such textile houses as Texfi, Galey and Lord and SuPJma; bution center, Hightstown. tail and dinner areas) will be 500 more lanterns — some and by such designers as Chuck Howard, Kasper for Joan and Mrs. Andrew Kennedy, Milton Untermeyer, Mr. and sort of mod — but most in the predominant party colors Actually both vocation (his designs incorporate many Mrs. Don Brewer and their daughter Elaine, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie and (on Oct. 22) Arrow fashions for men, available at of the tactile elements that also characterize meaningful art orange, blue, lime green and red. Round tables will be Steinbach Company. covered with mimosa yellow napery and the black wrought for the blind) and avocation (ocean racing competition has iron centerpieces will feature orange or red carnations and Mrs. Dorothy Stauber, director of promotions at Freehold fostered his marine-mindedness) make Mr. Poor the perfect candles surrounded by jangling-brass wind chimes. Raceway, is the one to call re party programs (a package person to judge this particular part of Saturday's show. deal of admission, programs, buffet luncheon and reserved Dinner entree will be filet mignon served by waitresses seats for groups of 30 or more) which have proved success- Going Steinway? wearing "happi coats" (short kimonos) and dessert will be ful for fun — and funds. Already the EngUshtown Organiza- decorated by miniature Japanese parasols. Instead of the tion for Rehabilitation and Training and the Eyelet Chapter; An added feature of the toy-long art show, et al (pro- life-size parasols originally intended as ladies' keepsakes of B'nai B'rith have had party program benefits. ceeds of which will be used for the restoration of historic (which were -withheld by U.S. Customs officials because of Spy House) will be an auction al 2 p.m. at which Edward bugs!) women will receive Oriental fans as functional favors. Parties, North and South Gillespie, Port Monmouth, will preside. Among the many A domesticated touch will be the familiar golden elephant Mr. and Mrs. John Calamari, formerly of Cliffwood and Items up for bid will be a Steinway baby grand piano donat- •(used to decorate the Golden Dome Ball and the governor's now of Fort Uudeidale, Fla., have been the subjects of gold- ed by Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Carey, juunson. You may see it in Inaugural 'Ball last year) atop the gold roofed tea-house en anniversary parties given both North and South, advance at the museum. , where Peter Duchin and his orchestra will provide continu- ous music. Cocktail hour starts at 7 p.m. Dinner and dancing start at 8 pjn. And the party ends — not with the "rising sun" ' — but at 1 a.m. For reservations, call the Republican Finance Committee POLK TALK Office, 60 Park Place, Newark. Folk guitarist Jonathan Luncheon for Library Lovers From champagne punch to Chantilly puffs, the annual Hortxman, * senior at summer luncheon given by the Monmouth College Library Asbury Park High School, Association was elegant — as befits a benefit for a library housed in the former Guggenheim mansion. chats with Mrs. Nathan Mrs. Dominic Ajello, Deal, and Mrs. Matthew Prince, Troum, Deal, center, and West Allenhurst, were chairmen of the luncheon, held in the Monmouth College dining hall. Guitarist Jonathan Holtz- Mrs. Dominick Ajello, also man, Deal, entertained, and such tasties were served as sir- Deal, at the annual summer loin steak strips wrapped in bacon, shrimp Creole, roast beef, luncheon of the Monmoufh turkey, and all sorts of salads, rolls and relishes. In on the party were Mrs. Jerome Schwitzer, Mrs. Mi- College Library Association chael Slovak, Mrs. Donald Shay, Mrs. Norman T. Sauer, on the West Long Branch Mrs. Margaret Bruns, Mrs. Angelo Gnassi, Mrs. Max Bilof- sky, Mrs. Kenneth Creveling, Mrs. Frank P. Zimmer Sr., campus. The gourmet buffet Mrs. Anthony De Petro, Robert Benham, Lester Hess, Rob- luncheon is one of several ert VanBenthuysen, Mrs. Remington Hobbie, Mrs. Francis Hockey, Mrs. Otto Lehmann, Mrs. Theodore Nowick, Mrs. events sponsored by the Louis Popper, (Mrs. Daniel Savini, Mrs. Nathan Troum, Mrs. association to raise funds Hilda Webb, Mrs. Julius Wilensky, Mrs. Wayne D. McMur- ray, Mrs. Joseph Lowenstein and Mrs. Harry Saunders. for the college's Murry First Aid Aid and Leonie Guggenheim Last week, some civic-minded Holmdel youngsters gave Memorial Library. a fair and raised $31.39 for the Holmdel First Aid'Squad. What with the heat and the humidity they came close to need- ing its services! : Situated in the environs of the R. L. Stickle home, Heath- NEW GOALS — Newly elected officers of th« Sorsldine L. Thompson Auxiliary of MCOSS Family Hssl-rh and Nursing Service, left to right, Mrs. Frederick- Gilman, president; Mr*. James Fox Jr., FAIR HAVEN treasurer and Mrs. Ralph Berman, secretary, all of Fashions, Theater Slated for Children Rumson, set their sights on plans for th» Frogtown ' Frolic Pet Show and Fair. The new auxiliary, named ASBURY PARK - Fashion lightweight bicycle will be the in honor of the founder of MCOSS is in charge of Steinbach, which is "100 stores, respectively. All are win an AMF Hercules English shows, special children's live highlights of the Children's Years Bold" this year, Is at2p.m. lightweight bicycle by"'enter- the benefit event set for Sept. 26 at the Cross Farm, theatrical shows, a children's Theater program continuing gearing the program to the The fashion show Friday in . ing their names in a special CLEANERS Holmdel, followed by a Safari Dance at Monmouth story telling hour, and a to Sept. 5 at the Steinbach bold, forward-looking outlook Red Bank will have as a spe- • sweepstakes. Winners will be drawn Sept. i>. ''" Hills Club in the evening. chance to win an English Company. of its youngest customers. cial treat Susan Madden, MONEY SAVINGS bright young, star of the Pixie There will be nothing to do, SPECIALS I Mothers of children kinder- Judy Troupe, who will hold nothing to buy. A special reg-; garten through pre-teen ages, one of her story telling pro- istration box is now set up in and their youngsters, will grams about 2:30 p.m. in the the children's department of have a chance to see the second floor location. . , each Steinbach store. There 18th thru Aug. 22nd will be one winner, a boy or *I Lady with a handsome c 200-WaH Study Lamp by 8x10 Hu»5« Handling And / Bug LIGHTOLIER Dtllnry B Light Btttir Sight Buruu approval). Your child's portrait made with Eastman "PRO- ON FESSIONAL" Ektacelor Film and materials and our all new DYNAMIC COLOR background m> SALE sum you full color fidelity and breathtaking What a woman' really FOR JUST iwlltm nmr before possible. You mutt tee this M value to believe itl needs is a versatile wig to compliment her ward- '16 • NO OBLIGATION TO BUY ADDITIONAL SAVE $3.00 PORTRAITS robe. 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J.: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1970- Mom Overstates Her Blissful Case Ladies Day Style Show Dear Ann Landers: My was a joyous period in your if I'm the one who needs to mortgage. When my son died, daughter-in-law had last min- life, but don't overstate the be set straight, tell me. — I received ?10,00O from a life ute sitter trouble Friday eve- case, Mom. There must have Green Around The Gills insurance policy he had taken . ning and called to ask if I Ann Landers been just a moment or two would take her 3-year-old son during those years that we- Dear Gills: Leaving meat out on his 21st birthday. He for the night. I enjoy the child ren't pure bliss. at room temperature for W/2 was unmarried then. My I brought up four children, and was happy to do so. Confidential to Twenty- hours, especially pork and daughter-in-law never asked without any help, and none of for this money, Ann. I gave The following morning I them went to pre-sohool. I can Twenty Vision and Beautiful ground beef, is a risky busi- telephoned my daughter-in- truthfully say I enjoyed every Binoculars: Your eyes may ness. The lady has been it to her because I felt the law and asked what time I minute of their childhood. be terrific and the binoculars luckier than smart. She should policy should have been do indeed sound "beautiful," should bring the boy back. Comment, please. — Old Style have a talk with her butcher signed over to her when they but you have a serious case of She said — "When he is 18." Mother married. nose trouble. My condolences and learn better techniques I'm sure she said it to be Dear Mother: Your memo- to your^neighbors. for preparing meals on short The problem: My daughters funny, but it hurt my heart. ry is a little rusty. No mother Dear Ann Landers: Every notice. are nagging the life out of What's the matter with young could possibly enjoy every morning my sister gets up at Dear Ann Landers: We lost me. They feel they are en- mothers today? They seem to minute of raising four chil- 6 a.m., takes her dinner meat our only son seven months titled to $7,000 each. I am not find child rearing such a nui- dren. There had to be some out of the freezer and leaves ago. Ralph was 32 years old. a rich woman and have told sance. Almost every young sickness, accidents, fights, / it in the sink to thaw so it mother I know wants to enroll disappointments, anxiety and He left a lovely wife and two them they will be remembered will foe ready for cooking darling children. Ralph and her children in school at the frustration. Trouble is an in- when she returns from work in my will. They want it now. his wife moved into their own earliest possible moment, just evitable part of raising a fam- at 4:30. Whenever I see it, What shoud I do? — Unhappy to get them out of the house. ily and no mother can escape I get sick. I'm afraid if some- home three years ago. The Dear U.: Nothing. And I It seems such a pity. A child's it completely. one doesn't get through to $7,000 mortgage weighed mean'nothing. You don't owe first five years are precious Time has a way of screen- this dingaling, she'll poison heavily on my daughter-in- your daughters a money gift. ones and they are gone too ing out unpleasantness of the the whole family. law's mind. I decided to give They ought to be ashamed of soon! past. Apparently motherhood Please set her straight. Or her the money to pay off the themselves.' Italian High Fashions Centenary Alumni Plan 'Get Acquainted1 Tea FAIR HAVEN - Miss Al- fall (class of 1972) will re- lyn C. Bennett, 22 Heights ceive their beanie hats as Ter., president of the Mon- gifts from the chapter. New mouth-Ocean Chapter of the freshmen include Misses Ca- Alumni Association of Cen- rol Edwards, Sea Girt; Kath- tenary College for Women, erine Greenwald, Red Bank; Hackettstown, will be hostess Christy Schmidt, Deal, and at its fourth annual freshman Karen Willey, Hazlet. "GetAcquainted" Tea here at her home Aug. 23 at 8 p.m. Other guests will be past scholarship recipients, Miss Traditionally area freshmen Siisanne Chehansky, Free- who will enter Centenary this hold, class of 1970, and Miss Christine Stone, Manasquan, NEW LENGTHS — The fashion story for fall is in the Bautri'Asay class of 1971. Other students new lengths. The styles modeled here by, l»ft to right, attending will be Misses Mar- Dolores Cawley, Leslie Becker, Toni. Robbins and garet Hornidge, Beachwood; Marge Housen in preview at the Freehold Raceway Nuptials Donna Matthews, Brielle; NURSING HOME i Gail Thompson, Red Bank; will be among the new lengths presented in tomor- • 24-Hour Cora NAVESINK - All Saint's 'Courtrena Pierce, Holmdel, row's Ladies Day at the track, R't. 33. Post time is • RN en duty all time* Memorial Episcopal Church all of '71 class; Mrs. Linda 2 p.m. On Thursdays ladies are admitted to the track • Medicare Approved was the setting here Saturday Mueller Robinson, Brielle, NAVESINK HOUSE free of charge, and special programs are arranged be- « RIVERSIDE AVIE. RED IANK for the marriage of Miss Bar- and Miss Diane Smith, Little SM-J4W bara Anne Asay, 4 Evergreen Silver, '70 class. tween, races. Drive, Eatontown, to Navy ADK 3.C. Richard Allen Baum, stationed at Lakehurst Naval Air Station. A recep- FOUR-YEAR-OLDS tion was held in the Crystal IT'S A DATE . . . aUrt, and int«lligtnr, ani «> rn«»ur» at ivied liHU ehildrti Brook Inn, Eatontown. CAN be, art invited to join our new kindergarten claiies. Our Parents of the couple are luccesi in teaching reading and arithmetic TO qualified five- CARD PARTY Branch, is chairman of the year-oldi encouraged ut lait year to believe that something Mr. and Mrs. Warren Asay of HIGHLANDS — A card par- event. Tickets may be pur- more in the way of readiness training could lie dona for cer- Coral Gables, Fla., and Mr. tain four-year-old children than was being accomplished. We and Mrs. John W., Baum, ty will be held tonight at 8 chased at the door. started this program, and it certainly worked, wHh a fair num- Kenton, Ohio. o'clock in the Highlands First ber actually going into formal reading and number work during the year. We plan to continue permanently with these groups The bride, a graduate of Aid Building, sponsored by MEMBERSHIP TEA and are ready to examine applicants. The children will attend Southern Regional High the First Aid Auxiliary. MATAWAN' TOWNSHIP - class in our primary school center at Rumson, which is devoted School in Manahawkin, at- The Sisterhood of Temple to the training of four-, five-, and six-year-old children. They tended Rider College, Tren- will attend school from 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. during tlie convention- ton, and is employed by the TRICKY TRAY PARTY Shalom will hold its first al school yeaic with plenty of provision for rait. If you art New Jersey Bell Telephone membership tea Tuesday at interested, please call us and arrange for preliminary tasting. FAIR HAVEN — The East- Transportation is available. A coat-dress in wool jersey created by Tita Rossi in two tones of beige Company, Red Bank. em Star Adah Chapter No. 5, 8:30 p.m. In charge of mem- and dark gray, with a high-buttoned collar, is modeled in the Rome show The bridegroom was gradu- will hold a tricky tray party bership information are Mrs. ated from Kenton (Ohio) Se- of the Italian fall-winter high fashions. Twin peacocks are embroidered Friday at 8 p.m. 'in the Ma- Richard Baliff, 11 Carlow RANNEY SCHOOL nior High School. «n the skirt of the formal evening gown in tight amethyst-color silk created The couple will reside In sonic Hall, 786 River Road. Way, and Mrs. Raymond La- 542-4777 by the Fontana Sisters fashion house of Rome. (AP Wirephotos) Eatontown. Mrs. Helen DeBruin. Long ser, 103 Warren Drive. The visible signs of aging To the Brides akin may become more apparent when continuously And Brides-elect exposed to air pollution, sug- Due to the volume of wed- gests a physician. dings and In our interest of continuing to use all an- nouncements, readers are re- quested to submit bridal an- RPM nouncements preferably in advance, or directly after the PHOTO wedding. Bridal photographs received two weeks or more FAMOUS MADE FALL FASHION We take pride in 32 WILLOW DRIVE after the ceremony will not be used with the wedding report. SWEATERS LITTLE SILVER There is no fee charged. 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"Something like San Francisco 6-2; Atlanta Namath: By The Associated Press — one that Gentry doesn't face, jolted Larry Dierker for feated the New York Yan- nipped Philadelphia 3-2; Los that was what we needed to The New York Mets came seem able to develop. That's five straight hits at the start kees, 8-7 last night on Jim Angeles beat St. Louis 7-2 and home last night — a good probably because of Gary's of the third inning and built it Holt's two-run single with one keep us going." out in the ninth inning. Riverfront Stadium was San Diego upended the Chi- place to.put it all together. Arizona upbringing where he into a six-run rally. Gentry cago Cubs 11-3. And Gary Gentry did just got used to the wide open drove in the last run with a First, rookie sensation Dan- c three-deep in Montreal catch- Chapter II ers - but the Cincinnati Reds In other American League that, hurling a strong four-hit- spaces. double. ny Thompson beat out a bunt for his third hit of the night. were the ones who needed games, Baltimore blanked ter tor a 7-1 victory over the "Home for me is a quiet It all added up to a. nice Milwaukee 3-0; Detroit Houston Astros. place where there's nobody homecoming for Gentry . . . Then, after slow-moving more big gloves. By GEORGE SHEEHAN Harmon Killebrew grounded The injury-riddled ExpoS, trimmed Oakland 3-1; Kansas But forgive Gentry if he around," Gentry continued, even if it wasn't the best kind City battered Washington 12- "Most of us," writes psychiatrist Carl Rogers, "are Isn't exactly jubilant over "It's just not the same here." of place to come home to. into a forceout, Bob Allison using three catchers in their starting lineup, capitalized on 8; Boston downed the Chicago individuals who assimilate values from other individuals being back in Shea Stadium. The Astros were the ones The Minnesota Twins, ran for Killebrew and reck- lessly thundered for third on four Cincinnati errors to White Sox 8-4 and California or groups. And diese values are held as rigid and fixed It's just that New York isn't who wound up depressed last known as lusty hitters and mauled Cleveland 12-1. his favorite place in the night. Gentry, 9-6, was in sometimes notoriously bad Tony Oliva's liner to left field. score five unearned runs last concepts; they are rarely examined or tested." world. complete control and coasted base-runners, used their feet Roy White's throw to third night and hung on for a 7-4 was wide as Qliva slid in for a victory that ended the Reds'- No wonder Joe Willie Namath, whose values are neither "This is a depressing city after the Mets built a 7-0 lead to keep from falling back in- fixed nor rigid and are apparently always being examined for him inside of three in- to a 10-day slump. double. winning string at three for me," said Gentry. "There games. and tested, is an upsetting phenomenon. is so much in so little space." nings. The Twins, apparently re- "I always thought that Alli- The Mets, hoping to bring a covering from last week's son was a decent baserun- Elsewhere in the National How They Upsetting, but also instructive. Namatti, now back in Surviving the hustle and bustle of New York takes a smile to their sad pitcher's nine-game losing streak, de- ner," Twins Manager Bill League, Pittsburgh whipped the field for the Giant game at the Yale Bowl Sunday, pre- very special kind of approach sents a typical specimen of those young Americans who are Stand challenging those of us who come from simpler tones. Houston (1) I Mew York n> AMERICAN LEAGUE abrh I ftbrh 4 0 11 In those times our morality was bound to fixed author- J.Alou.if Atree.cf 5 11 Ewtera ^vision 0B Culver.p oooi Gaxrett,3b 5 11 Morgan. 2b 3 0 0 Slngleton.rf 3 11 Joe Returns Baltimore .77 « .63* — Wynn.cf 4001 Cl'nd'n'n.lb 3 2 2 ork Mlller.rr.rff 30 01 Kranpool.lb 0 0 0 Menke.ss 3 0 11 CJonea.lf 4 0 1 girrou : S 8 SB i? Rader,3b 3- 0- 0 BosmslUb 3 11 Boston ZZ~Z"Z-..JB2 67 .621 14 M'yfoerry.lb 3 11 drote.c 4 11 niAvpland r."57 64 .471 30 Innocent Bystander Howard.c 3 O 1 | Harreuon,6i 10 0 C'evela Wistern Division Dlerker.p 1 O 0 I Weiss,«s 0 0 0 Minnesota -71 47 .S02 — Iemaster.p 0 0 0 1Gentry.P 4 0 1 To Jets' Set California —68 63 .562 * 2 6 2 ofeveland' (Hand 4-9) at California Within the company of the testers and rejectors, Namath Iemaster 3 3 1 Namath, AWOL for about In the taped interview, with DILauro 2 0 0 two weeks during which he Baltimore (Cuellar 17-7) at Milwau- presents a sympathetic figure. A superb athlete, a man of Culver ' 1 0 0 guards cordoning off news- kee (lockwood 1-9), night Gentry (W.0-6) 9 missed two preseason Nation- New York (Peterson 13-7) at Min- T—5:08. A—38,«6. papermen and fans, Namath nesota (Zepp 6-2), night humor and courage, Namath is a completely likable per- al Football League games, re- Kansas Clfy.PDrago 6-12) at Wash- New York (1) I Minnesota (8) said that he had lost his en- ington, Coleman 5* night .. son. "I love Joe," said one of his peer group critics, Al abrh I ab rh fuse to talk to newspaper re- Chicago (Miller 5-6) at Boston Clarke,24> 40 2 Tovar.cf 3 2 1 thusiasm for football and • (Selbort 3-6) Atkinson. "I just don't respect him." Michael.ES 5 10 Thomps'n,2b 5 13 porters, but they were given blamed last year's loss to White, If 4 11 Killobrew.ll) 4 0 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE , Cater,3b 4 11 Allison,pr 0 10 access to his remarks made Kansas City in an American He has that added quality of presence described by Murcer.cf 4 11 Ollva.M 5 13 to radio and television news- J.Bills,lb 42 3 Alyea,ir 3 0 0 Football League play-off 68 66 .653' — philosopher Gabriel Marcel as the appearance or attitude Kenney,3b 0 0 0 T.hall.p 10 1 men. Woods.rt 411 HolLrti 10 1 game as changing his frame of New York ._:.: "64 66 .633 1 10 1 York, 13-6. :.Montreal ..:...... -.....:.JS2 70 .428 J6S Knkwtki.p 10 0 Jtatlltf.c 0 0 0 were both business, and phy- • . Western Dlvlilnn the team. Joe's value system also contains, but apparently iIcDinl«rp 10 0 Kaat.p 0 10 Cincinnati 62 42 Ml -— •• P* Hamm.p 0 0 0 sical. He wouldn't elaborate "Physically and mentally Los.Angeles ^~&8 63 .667 IS for much deeper held reasons, a sensitivity to others and , QulUel.pl...... ,>_ 1 0 0 it's getting worse," he said. Atlanta . ^...,.60 6t .486. JOVJ I R-Woodson.p 0 0 0 on his business problems. San Francisco .._„*). 61 ,4S6 20 % a need for relationships with others. | S.Wllllams,p 0 0* "I used to look at football Houston ._JS4 67 .*46 it'i > Reese,lb 2 0 0 Asked if his ailing knees 8an Diego .48 7S .300 33v{ differently. It used to be my Veaterday'a Besulti In addition Joe's apolitical stance makes it easier for the 37 7 10 I 36 8 11 were in bad shape, Namath Montreal 7, Cincinnati 4 One out when winning run scored. whole life. It used to be ev- Atllanta 3, Pilladelphla 2 fan to look at him objectively. And objective thinking is New York ...023 02O 000—7 Said: "Yes. I've been dancing Kew York 7, Houston 1 Minnesota 120 300 002—8 a lot lately and they hurt af- erything I looked for, logical- Los Angeles 7, 8t Louis 3 —. ——. hard to come by in a country as polarized as our own. E—Killebrew. LOB—New York 4, Ban Diego 11, Cnlcaro 3 Minnesota 6 2B—Woods. J. Ellis. ter I dance. ly and realistically. It's- not . Pittsburgh 6, Ban Francisco 1 Ollva. 3B—afurcer. KR—Cater 6, J. now. Today's Games But polarized or not, all of us recognize that we are EH1« 6. KR—Clarke 2. Tovar. White. "But I haven't been drop- Houston (Blaslngame 0-0) at Mew IP H B EB BB SO York (Seaver 17-7) living in a transitional age. Any one who saw George Halas Keklch ' 3% * 5 5 4 ONCE MORE WITH FEELING — Quarterback Joe ping back to throw. I haven't "When you're out there on San Francisco (llarlchal 64) at speak his piece on TV during the player-owner dispute Wa-TlewsM 0 1111 thrown a football since De- Pittsburgh (Walker IM), night 6. Hamilton '41000 Nama'fh of the New York Jets gats the feel of things the field you're putting out Lo9 Angeles (Moeller 6-8) at St. knows that the new day is hot coming — it is already here. Kllmkowskl 3", 2 0 0 0 cember." 110 per cent, you're striving Louis (Corlton 6-16), night UoDanlel (L.8-5) 13 2 2 0 again after reporting to training camp yesterday. The Phlladelhpla (Wise 10-10) at At- There are any number of other signs that sports will never Kaat Vh 6 S 3 1 Wearing striped pants, a for one thine — to win. But I lanta (Jarvls 13-10), night Haoirn 1^0 0 0 0 Montreal (Weeener 5-4) at Cin- be the same. Tlie Pirates' uniforms, Astroturf, but most of R. Woodson ' % 3 2 2 0 playing status of the Jets' star still remains a question blue shirt and wide belt, the got a lot of other things to do cinnati (Nolan 16-4), night S. WUIlami Hi 1 0 0 0 San Diego (Roberts 1-10) at Chi- all Joe Namath. T. Hall (W.6-4) 3 0 0 0 0 mark, however. v (AP Wirephoto) shaggy-haired quarterback than football. It's not my cago (Jenkins 14-14) WP—KeWch. T—3:15. A—23,«0. Because Namath continues to make "choice" in Robert and part-time movie and tele- main concern at this time." Coles' phrase "his inescapable burden." And not only his ••••»»•••• burden but his right A burden and a right that goes back to the Scriptures. He has put into action the advice of Gals Continue William James. To answer the question, "Will you or won't you have it so?" A question we are asked every hour of the day. Our examined choices, said James, provide our GOODpVEAR impact on the world — our evidence that we are alive. Links Assault T BIG CONFRONTATION Energetic ladies continued Mrs. Bart Rogers and Mrs. How many of the other Jets confronted the question, their weekly assault on the Robert Thomson, in Class "Will you or won't you have it so?" And how many explictly links yesterday as the golf "A," and Mrs. Monroe Jones opted for the Hofstra camp and the coining season? And season heads into the home- and Mrs. Douglas Hoyt, in of those who did not merely drift into another year of foot- stretch. Class "B," accounted for a ball, how many were in uniform because: a) it was expected Yesterday was- "Tom Ul- pair of ties for low putting of them; b) it maintained their standing among their ozas Day" and the gals en- honors. Mrs. Bernard Gold- friends; c) financial reasons? Not a few if the Jets are like gaged in a best ball com- smith, 28, nipped Mrs. Herr, most of us — people who do things because we seek to gain petition against the Bamm 29, in Class "C" putting. or hold love, approval and esteem; but not by being our- Hollow Country Club head pro's score. The ladies of the Tomahawk selves but by appearing to be what other people want of us. Golf Club, Middletown, staged Namath, I suspect will not want for love, approval and Mrs. William Nichols and Mrs. Sidney Finger ran one- a member-guest event, also esteem despite his, to us, unorthodox approach to this human two among the 18-hole partici- best ball. Low net, 32, was SAVE NOW! SALE ENDS SAT. NIGHT! conSern. Rogers, who has focused on his patients becoming pants, while Mrs. Frank Por- recorded by member Mrs. persons, sees some definite indications of this growth and ter edged out Mrs. Stephen Leonard Peckworth and guest maturity. They stop, he says, pretending, then they remove Dembo for honors in the nine- Mrs. Richard Karr, and low the masks, move away from ought-to-dos, and away from hole group. gross, 34, was carded by meeting the expectation of others. In addition they become Mrs. Vincent DeMaio and member Mrs. Edward Nolan open to experience, sensitive to and accepting of others as Mrs. John Palurobo combined and guest Mrs. William Hi- they are. And finally they tend to value deep, intimate and for a 60 to win the low net melmnan. real relationships. laurels in a best ball of two- Mrs. Tony Fiorentini car- MARATHON 78"tire We are, in a time when bitter men are saying bitter some tournament at the Na- ded a 36 to win a blind .nine things. A 27-year-old quarterback who continues to preserve vesink Country Club. tournament at the Old Or- his options is an irritation to any 30-and-over who has ^ac- Mrs. Nathaniel Cole and chard Golf and Country Club. quired a wife and children, a mortgage, life insurance and Mrs. Miguel Mendoza carded Mrs. Gene Calafato was a 50 week (Wo-5 obligation. That the 30-year-old is a hero to a net 67 for the runner-up spot second at 37, and Mrs. Jos. those who made the rules, may no longer matter. Mrs. Gordon Fullerton and seph Calabrese and Mrs. Ann No one should be allowed (he feels) to get away with Mrs. Edwin Herr were a E. Cantor tied for third with • New from Bead to Bead • 78 series • Low the things that Namath gets away with. stroke behind in third place. 39'6. profile • 7 rib tread pattern • Range of sizes But for those 30-and-ovexs, indeed all of us who didn't Mrs. Charles Arthur, Mrs. • Looks great! Low profile for stability, new or won't receive the benefits of the "prolonged, childhood" Peg Asay Grabs Tom Gore and Mrs. John 7 rib tread pattern for mileage and traction. that leads to thisyKrsonal development there is hope. Weseloh teamed to score 227 Diving Honors to win the Net Score of Three- High priced look in shoulder and sidewall Despite the youflg's cry that life ends at 30, history is styling. Available in blackwall and extra filled with examples of late learners. Augustine, Freud, WEST CALDWELL - some at the Ft. Monmouth Peg Asay, West Long Branch, Golf Club yesterday. narrow whitewall design. Shaw, and Gandhi all had great shifts in their thinking about Mrs. Joseph Higgins, Mrs. the age of 40. placed second in both the ju- nior and Senior division of the John Bornholdt and Mrs. Not bad company for this late learner and pupil of Joe Jack Condon took the nine- Willie Namath. N.J. Junior and Senior Men's and Women's Three-Meter hole event at 112. Diving Championships at the In second place in the 18- West Caldwell Community hole competition were Mrs. Pool here Monday. WiUiam Bayer, Mrs. W. Pres- Miss Asay scored 259.80 in ton Corderman and Mrs. Freehold Today the juniors, and 269.80 in the Richard Linhart at 230. seniors. Sandy Thurston of Colts Yesterday's i Entries Neck, placed third in the ju- E78-14Tubeless 1ST—1 M.; Pace, (1,500 Honorbee IB. Lohmeyer Jr.> S-l niors and seventh in the se- Results •eranton HanoverlJE. Harner) 5-1 Ellcienl (W. Dawkins) 8-1 Blackwall Plus $2.25 Oood Brtt (H. Dancer Jr.) 5-2 Toro Hanover (D. Robblns) 10-1 niors, while Kim Whitelaw of 1st—PACE; 1 31; $I,M» T.—'i:m.i Fed. Ex. Tax. No trade Game Maiden (R. Mecoucln 4-1 Clove Valley (A. Galentlne) 15-1 Stylish Boy (Rnlla> 3.80 2.80 2.60 needed. David Anthony (M.~Lambf 6-1 Mite Dream IE. Cobbl 16-1 Fair Haven, was fourth in the Mighty Mouth (I>eiglcbeck)..3.00 2.f>0 Ta-rport Mike (A. Abbatlello) 8-1 8TH—1 M.i Pace; |1,(M. juniors and eight in the se- Partly Sunny (TaiiKrlelloi .1-10 Htllsaga (O, Thompson) 15-1 Doc Van (H. Kelly) 8-5 •Sna-JPAOK; 1 M: SUOO; T.—3:07.3 6.50xl3Tubeless Roman Holly IJ. Romano) 20-1 Stanley Pick (A. Thomas) 2-1 niors. Lisa Ace (Tagarlello)....6.20 4.40 3.10 Scotch V O (R. Howard) 20-1 Bachelor Ike IE. Cobb) 5--2- Pace On (Btratton) 10.-10 5.20 Blackwall Plus $1.78 IND—1 M.i Pace; 11,300. Eva Beth Adlo» IL. Wunderl'h) 5-1 Barcey Thurston was sixth HotBhot R (Localise) 4. -10 Fed. Ex. Tax. No trade Slick Going (R. Ingrasiia) 3-1 Sarah Smith B. 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MAIAWAN—SAYREWOODS at the Monmouth Reform Theatre THE PLAZA NEWARK AIRPORT AIR CONDITIONED SHOWING •n routa lo Newark Temple under the direction of FREE SMOKING SECTION Frequent service, low fares. Fast trip Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Strauss. 78 Beachwoy Keonsburg via Parkway and Turnpike BAR 787-0300 GEORGE C. SCOTT, KARL MALDEN Atk bos operator about low cost 10-lrip commuter ticket. Win Controls Slated 11 ELUOTT GOULD KISUC SEWICE COOKHNATH) TMNSPOST NOW OPEN If you're not o Clam Lover CAPE TOWN, South Africa PATTON" CANDICE BERGEN Try one of our (AP) — The government an- ROCK FESTIVAL WEDNESDAY SPECIALS nounced controls would be es- 4-DAYS ONLY PIZZAIOLI STEAK tablished for South African CHICKEN CACCIATORI wines to make sure they meet Now thru Sat. European Common Market HOT ROAST BEEF EXCLUSIVE standards in the event that SANDWICH Britain, the largest buyer,, ENGAGEMENT Shrewsbury at Herbert St. joins the market. FAMILY FUN RED BANK Off Street Parking Lot Ashore or afloat, arden State they're rocking the boat! TONIGHT ONLY Arts Center STRAND AT THE TOWN THEATRE « Telegraph HID Park on the Garden State Parkway ExH 116 ADT KEYPORT Jimi Hendrix • Janis DIRECT FROM "THE SUNSHINE IN" ASBURY PARK TONIGHT thru AUGUST JJ« AKI 264-0452 Joplin • Otis Redding "THE SENSATIONAL LOTUS" TONY BENNETT* NOW THRU TUES. the Who • Mamas & (ROCK CONCERT) COUNT BASIE and ORCHESTRA STAGE SHOW AT 7:30 & 10:30 Papas • Country Joe & GETTING STRAIGHT" AT 8:15 & 11:15 Aug. 24 & 25: Us Ballets Afrlcalni EDWARD SMALL* The Fish • Scon McKenzie Aug. 24 & 29: New Jersey Symphony Orchestra prtunli THE Henry Lewis, conductor; Earl Wild, pianist Canned Heat • and More MORSE POWERS SILVERS Veronica Tylor, soprano; William Warfleld, Christine k. TECHNICOLOR' GSi *I»JO«•»D«»«TP Aug. 27: Judy Collins and Arlo Guthrie CO-FEATURE (Completely told out Including lawn Moll.) • also • POP "THE (No cors will be admitted to parking area without ticket*.) TMWBi GRASSHOPPER" —A BIAAKE EDWARDS Aug. 28: Laura Nyro and Turley Richards AlUCOCKFUKBUOItaEASE '» Colw Aug. 31-Sept. 5*: Sammy Davis Jr. Prlcai: $7, S.75, 4.50, 3.S0. BOX SeolJ 7.S0 Lawn Seati: Mon.-Thun. si. Frl. and Sat. 5.50 Special Student Discount Tlckeli Aug. U and 29—JI. BOB DYLAN *Dut to overwhelming Subscription Response $7 and IN $.75 seats are> completely sold out for all performances. FOR INFORMATION CALL: (101) 144-HOO FREE PARKING DONTLOOKBACK TWO COMPLETE SHOWS in REAR of THEATRE NITELY7 P.M. and 10 P.M. "An Invitation to Pleasure ..." — Weds. Nite Feature - Roast Prime Ribs of Beef WEDNESDAY FRIDAY STARTS Hearts of Lettuce — Baked Potato WIN FREE PASSES EVENING EVENING DARLING LILLI RADIO SALUTF AND CONTEST Vegetable — Coffee TODAY I TOMORROW FROM 6-8 P.M. MUSIC OF HENRY MANCINI AND JOHNY MERCER ON WADB 95.9 375 3.95 FM STEREO. dinner specials SUMMER KIDDIES SERIES TODAY and THURS. Delectable Food — King Size Cocktails Clams on the Half Shell, Clams on the Half Shell, AT 2:00 P.M. Clam Chowder, Whole Fresh Clam Chowder, Gold- Maine Lobster, Rum Honey en Fried Shrimp, Scallops, Chicken, Corn on the Cob, Filet of Floumler, Stuffed SERIES TICKETS ARE French Fried Potatoes, Let- Clam, French Fried Pota- SOLD OUT FOR BOTH Lincroft Inn tuce and Tomato, Coffee toes, Lettuce and Tomato, TODAY and THURS. -¥-i__ and Dessert, Salad. Salad, Dessert and Coffee. at the Crossroads LIMITED NUMBER OF GENERAL ADMISSION Lincroft, New Jersey COBBLESTONES TICKETS WILL BE Reservations: 741-8170 Restaurant ELEPHANT" ON SALE AT Route 35. Middletown.imile north of Red Bank«741-8344 wood/lock 2:00 P.M. 18- TOE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J, .-WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1,9, 1970 BOATS AND ACCESSORIES ANNOUNCEMIMTS TRAVEL - TRANSPORTATION. AUTOS FOft SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOB SALE MOTORCYCLES LOST AND FOUND 4TUDENT — Rero f>a1e. rtorMi, on Frida MMSTAMQ F/JBTWACK ym — V< IMl HX&CSDES BKOX BOS — AnUi HZED k OOOD VStp STATION t*W CB MO k> ixueoger K> «i/« laKmiUc. Only ii.Uil BstlM. fttlTwroem m»II.J7 /•',• -THE DAILY REGISTER^ RED BA.VK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.:WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1970- EMPLOYMENT HELP WANIED - MALE HELP WANTED - MALE HELP WANTED - MALE HELP WANTED—Hale-Female FOB SALE HELP WANTED-FEMALE Family •ROORAMHBR8 — Top r«.t«i ptld. JSBTATB SALEBPEWUB - rot AINT YOUR H dust have smunium of one yeu* s ex- Jottovr •pr*yera, EXPERIENCED NURSES' AIDE perience In BAL. Petroleum livdiutry any lankind of prpro eqtftommt yoj >ackground desirable. 431-0500. rom A to Z Kintal CwternBlNew Day and Evening Shifts IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Bprlnga Rd.. Shrewsbury. 741-0040, EXPERIENCED FLOOR WAXKR — SITUATIONS WANTED-Female Application) now being accepted. Call And window cleaner. Salary $150 per TV-8TERJC0-AM/FM RADIO --Wal- fo• r- • - .ointment, 671-0177. Hilltop Prl- •• RECEIVING CLERKS week, 5',1-day week. 566-5618. nut [lnlah. Ilk* new. 1200 Or be* ol- Nursing Home. Mlddletown. HATE THOSE HEMS?—Skirts, dreisei. fer. 5664653 aiUr D. vate pantj, »2. Coati, M, *5. Will make • DRIVER —NYC and local light delivery YOUNO MAN — (Over 211. Steady simple drease.i. too 747-2951 or 7<7-1519. miATi TRAILER «lld , HEAV1T SALESLADY work In hardware store located In Red >UTY — Two wheel ilx-ply tires. Call Permanent position. Apply In person • MATERIAL HANDLERS Bank. Phone Mr. H. 747-0165. EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER — 41.1888 days. 747-OtH, «•» P.m. »»ly ONLY. FASHION FAIR, 87 Broad St., Beeklng steady live days a week, In Red Bank, • MECHANICAL ASSEMBLERS PAINTER WANTED — Apply at 122 your home References given. Call DAVIDSON OFFSET PRESS—Model Lexington Ave.. Fair Haven, between 6 4:30-5-30 p.'ro.. 741-2871. 241-10x15, Excellent condition. Call WAITRESSES — Experienced only. • MACHINE OPERATORS and 7 p.m liter 6 p.m., M2-O788. Apply In person, Martini's Diner, Rt MATURE WOMAN WILL DO BABY- 36. Keanaburg. SITTING — Call SURFBOARDS - »'»•• Weber leath- Parmantnt poiitioni, day shift, excellent benefit program. INDUSTRIAL LABORERS 495-0.597. er. J80; »•«•• Weber Pertcymtr. »60. WANTED—Clerk, medical office. Va- Starting rate o[ S3-12 per hour with 8c Oood condition. Call 747-5U3. ried duties, light bookkeeping. Expe- and lf>c per hour premium (or HCCOIH! WILL BABY-SIT IN MY HOME — rience preferred, but not necessary. and third shirts. Excellent paid bene- Mon -Frl. hourly, or by the Week. Call SURFBOARD — VW Writ* to Box Y-122, The Dally Regis- fits Including Blue Cross. Bine Shield. after 5, 741-5376. Good condilon. $50. SPEDCOR ELECTRONICS DIV. CaJl 775-6062. ter, Red Bank. Major Medical, life insurance, pension REGISTERED NURSE -- Wants pri- CHAMBERMAIDS — Laundry Work- ENTRON INC. plan, severance plan, paid vacation vate duty 7-3:30 p.m. in Matawan area. ALOUSIE WINDOWS AND DOOR — ers. -Excellent year round poaltlona. antl holidays. Apply AMERICAN Call Mti-0777 between 9-4 p.m. Two doors. 13 windows, complete with Rt. 7? SMEJJTING AND REFINING CO., creens. Call 787-5183. Must apply In person, no phone calls. Morganville, N. J. 1160 State St., Perth Amhoy. N. J. An BABY-SITTING IN MY HOME — For Howard Johnson's Motor Lodge. Kt. An equal opportunity employer equal opportunity employer. working mother. Experienced. Hazlet. 35. Mlddletown. 7874453 ALUMINUM SIDING DRAFTSMAN — 3 to f) years experience Contractor has Alcoa aluminum left SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — 3-11 onielectro mechanical assemblies. Ap- OCEANPORT MOTHER — Will care over from development. Half price p.m. shift, 4 or 6 days. Steady work. HELP WANTED—FEMALE HELP WANTED-FEMALE for little girl In my home, Monday Long term employment. Call 741-1700. ply Electro Impulse, 116 Chestnut St., sale Installed on your home. Terms HOUSEKEEPER - For working teacl Red Bank. 741-0104. trough Friday. 222-284* after 5. •• arranged. AIBO other types of sidlnc BN'S—7 to 3:30, five days a week. 1 to er, 8-4 p.m. Must love small children. BABYSITTER FOR WORKING MOTH- BABYSITTING In my home, Keans- at similar reductions. 3:30 Saturday and Sunday. 11 to 7 a.m. Co.ll &66-3046. ER. Five days per week. One child. KITCHEN HELP — Mon. through Frl. DISCOUNT GUILDERS 222-8704 three nights. EMERY MANOR NURB- Colts Neck area. 542-3603. WtiVnirto 6 p.m. No students. Call '/47- burg. Call INQ HOME, Extended Care facility, WOMAN WANTED — 8-2 or 8-4. Appl 2721. 787-9547 between 12 noon and 4 p.m. EOOEN PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM CLEANING — One day weekly, Eaton- - And Qulld bafll amplifier. A-l condl- Matawan.»666-6400. in person after 1. Joyce's Bub Shop, Lll town, near transportation. References. MECHANIC — Must be technically NURSERY SCHOOL TEACHER — B-A. croft, next to post office. Call 229-9200, 0 to 5. minded. Carburetion and ignition ex- degree. 4 years experience. Call tlon. 583-9291. ____ MATURE WOMAN — For Industrial perience necessary to work with today's 946-4642 PUL.L BEDROOM SET — Top quality. cafeteria. Call WAITRESS — For Country Club. HOUSEKEEPER — Mature, Live in or only answer to automobile exhaust pol- 842-5012 or 671-9342. Part-time. BABYSITTING IN .MY HOME FOR Must be seen to be appreciated. Phone Call 741-4131 out. Car necessary. Salary arranged. lution—"PROPANE CARBURETION". WORKING MOTHER. Call 542-3388. ACT NOW—DEMONSTRATE TOYS Call 671-0087. Only the ambitious need apply at PRO- 291-2411 Santa'a Parties offers the most! Highest SHIRT OPERATORS — Experienced PANE EQUIPMENT CORP.. 11 Apple WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA- commissions, largest selections! No and dependable. Excellent salary and St.. New Shrewsbury. Next to Red Bank collecting, no delivering. Earn a PRE3E hours. Little Silver Cleaners, 741-1208. Airport. SITUATIONS WANTED-Male Call 495-0597. Kit. Also booking parties. Call or write KEYPUNCH 8-\9 OUTBOARD MECHANIC — To take ALL ELECTRIC GUITARS AMPLI- "Santa's ParlleB", Avon, Conn. O60O1. SECRETARY — Part-ttme, for Middle- charge ot long established uervlce de- Telephone 1 (203) 673-3455. town law office. Steno required. Callior COLLEGE PAINTERS — Interior and FIERS AND OTHER MUSICAL IN- personal appointment. 842-4600. partment. Muat be experienced In re- exterior. Three years experience. Insur- STRUMENTS UP TO 50% OFF LIST UN — Full time, all shifts. Liberal OPERATOR pair and maintenance of outboard mo- ed. Free estimates. Call between 11 PRICE. Anderson's, 30 Broad St., Bed DENTAL ASSISTANT — Mlddletown tors. Write Box T-152, The Dally Regis- Bank. benefits. Call Mrs, cltne for appoint- ".. .and my mommy can't wait to get home Info a ter, Red Bajik. a,m.-2 p.m, or 9-11 p.m. 229-7246. ment. HOLMDEL CONVALESCENT area. Experience not necessary. Good FIREPLACE AND KINDLING WOOD CENTER. 046-4200. Must have a, minimum or 3 hours. Pleasant working conditions. Re- SERVICE STATION MAN Fully ex EXPERIENCED SUPERINTENDENT — All your auto trunk will hold.. You year* current experience on tlreraent program, paid vacations. Ex- bathtub, and Daddy hopes he never sees another perienced. Full time and part-limepartlime, — Seeks position with apartments In load 11, 510. 747-0466. LPN'S—7« to 3:30 five days a week. IBM 029 Keypunch, 059 Verifier cellent position for dependable person. 1 GoGoodd steasteadste d y jjobb [or reliabllible mmann . Good Shore area. Please call 787-4124 after 6 EMERY MANOR NURSING HOME, and 083 Sorter. Need self- Submit resume to Box Y-143, The Daily sleepin bag, and my little brofher has ivy poison starting salary, start Immediately. Ap- p.m. SIX SWIVEL KITCHEN CHAIRS — Extended Care facility. Matawan. 666- starter for one girl setup to Register, Red Bank. plly IIn person, Herble's Cltgo, Llncroft. ROOFING-PAINTING-CARPENTRY Make offer. Kirby vacuum cleaner, all 6400. ' • process accounting, production RN-3 to 11 p.m. shirt, 5 days. RN-11 to I all over—even on his bottom, and we... Free estimates. Reasonable, attachments. Call 566-4128. and engineering data. Top pay shift, 3-day week. Information 10 to 2 MASON'S HELPER 872-1488 12' WOODEN STEPLADDER — Like --•••• INSURANCE and benefits. .m., Rlvercrest Nursing Home, 31 I think I hearMommv callina me." Start Immediately 222-8462 ADMINISTRATOR/MANAGER— Over new, $15. China, closet, $15, washing ma- .UNDERWRITER.RATER £hapln Ave., Red Bank. 20 years' diversified aupervlsory ex- chine, good condition, wringer type, J20. WAITRESS — Apply In person. Mata- EXPERIENCED perience, facility and office manage, Sarbecue with rotlsserle, used once, 16. _Jge commercial insurance agency AIR CRUISERS CO. wan Diner, Rt. 34. HELP WANTED—MALE HELP WANTED — MALE ment In Communicat|on-£lectronlcs, Phone 842-3133. peeving experienced individual in un- Matawan ALL-AROUND CARPENTER aviation, avionics. Retired Army offi- TWO BLACK KANTWET CAR SEATS derwriting and ratine. Car necessary A Division of cer, age 45, seeks second career offering — In excellent condition. $3 each or bom to and from work. Write to Box 0-192, The Garrett Corp. WAITRESS — Wanted full-time. Apply Trim, paneling, layout. responsibility and future In Mon- The Dally Register, Red Bank. In person, Bow Knot Restaurant. BALAJtY X3.SO PER HOUR CAEPBNTERS Call Ed Day Construction, 741-1144 for $8. Call 747-1097. 1 Must be available Immediately. No To work on framing crew. mouth/Ocean County area business HOUSEKEEPER — Own cottage In Hwy. 34 Wall Twp. 681-352 Red Bank experltmce necessary. Oood advance- Call after 7, 787412ft. Salary secondary to challenging growth ELECTRIC MOTORS — 60 to choose. pleasant surroundings. General house- An «:quat l opportunity employer ORGANIST CHOIR DIRECTOR — ment. Guaranteed increment within JCapink. "BONGARZONa ' NUK81SRY, opportunity. Reply Box F-180, The Dally from. SlnRlft and tJirep.-phaBe, five water first month. Call 711-W15. AUTO BODY MAN — For large GM Register, Red Bank. pumps plus three new squirrel-type work and some child care. Good refer- COUNTER QIRL — Full time. Prepari Christ Episcopal Church, Middletown. dealership. Paid vacallon. Excellent Wayside Rd., New Shrewsbury. blowers. 7/»" shaft. Will sell as whole ences and experience essential. 842-2323 foods, serve customers In busy lunch Call Father Simpson, 671-2524. SHEET METAL WORKER — Ex- salary. Fringe benefits. Apply 8 a.m. to BARTENDER — Part-timert-tlme., Apply In TRUCK DRIVER tor dellv lot lor quick aale. 741-7558 or 842-2031. after 6 p.m. eonette. Some chores in gift shop. Blow WAITRESSES 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. B person. Shore Point 1;nn: , Hwy 35, Hai- ery Dependable and sober. Perfect driv. pokes need not apply. 229-7272, Mr. Si perlenced in cutting, bending, punching ing record. After 6, 291-2196. SURFBOARD — 98", and car racks, PERMANENT AND TEMPORARY dano. APPLY IN PERSON and assembly. Must be able to fabrlcati WHITE BUICK. 741-6200. let. S2Q. Qood condition. Remington portabl* ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Shore Point Inn Hwy 35. Hazlet Irom drawings. Apply ELECTRO IM. SALESPERSON —If you were not sat TAXI DRIVER — Part-time, over S. typewriter, 510. 671-1270. ID.Thomas Ave. 747-3491 Shrewsbury YOUNG WOMAN — For full or pa WAITRESSES WANTED — Day shift. PULSE, 116 cWnut St., Red Bank.ru- isffed with your earnings in 1!)6D. and If Keyport area. Wednesday and Sunday time work in pharmacy. Experlenct 0101. evenings from 7 p.m.-l a.m. Call be- FINANCIAL SIX ALUMINUM storm and screen win- AIDES NEEDED T- 7 to 3:30 shift. preferred but not necessary. Write glv Apply In person. Rex Diner, 117 W, you think you are capable of earning dows. Three 23x55, one 28x55. one 28x44, King James Nursing Home, Ing background, to P.O. Box 268, Atlan Front St., Red Bank. more than $!'-',000 yearly, (liberal draw tween 7>8. 264-2805. one 23x36. J30. 2S1-1330. .... 291-3100. tic Highlands. GIRL FRIDAY — Part-time. Book- SALESMAN WANTED available) and you wan; to be your own ELECTRONIC TESTER — Technician BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES If you believe In your own ability am boss, you should talk with us Imme- or Junior Engineer, experienced In dl- CONLON ELECTRIC MANGLE SECRETARY FOR LEGAL OFFICE — keeping, typing and diversified duties. diately. Our business Is '"Dooming. We SALESGIRL — Permanent position, fu Mature woman preferred. 741-7748 or would Mice to earn more than (20,000 glta_.,-,l an-„.d, analo_...i._g soli_.,,!d£ Blate c|rcUitry OPPORTUNITY! HAND LAWN MOWER Experience preferred, but not required. time, for general selling. Experience a year, then we want to talk to are New Jersey's largest residential Call Ed Beck, 787-1907. 6714444 Write Box T-148, Dally Register. Red preferred but not necessary. Apply Ir 291-1246. "YOU". Experience helpful, but no real estate firm and we are still grow- Doesn't exlat any more — or doe« it Bank. ,. , person to Mrs. Pinsley at Kislln's, Fron1 ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER-GIRL nec«saary. we olfer a company pal( ing. We need good men to grow with us APPLICATIONS — Now being accepted You'd like to earn more — but how, ROCK MAPLE CHAIR — «12, •mall St.. Red Bank, FRIDAY — Five days. Call for inter- In-depth training program, substantial and we will have you licensed, trained (or cleaning Jobs. W. T. GRANT CO., without sacrlllclng everything on a rocker $3, set dishes $3, hair dryer {12, MEDICAL SECRETARY-OFFICE view appointment, 747-O7&7. M. drawing accounts, and the best sales and confident, ready to make money Little Silver. amble? Can you spare an hour thl folding screen $10. Jewelry, frames, lug- MWfAOER — Mature, experienced, REGISTERED NURSES — For nuralni Schwartz & Sons, 141 West Front St., Incentive program In the Real Estate within weeks. Call Boyd Mason. The 'rlday night to learn how? There'i n gage, spreads, colored glass, baskets, erson&ble woman needed for busy me- home. 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. shift. Excellen Business. ^THAT'S WHY WE'HE THE Berg Agency, 3206 Rt. 35, Hazlet. 28t- MAN TO CLEAN — And stock cocktail ? etc. 10c to 51. Mon.. Wea. and Thura. i leal specialist-Long Branch. Thorough salary. For appointment call 291-0800, Red Bank. 8200. lounge, mornings. Bahrs, Highlands. obligation — except to yourjell! Lit. to 6. 55 Peters PI., Red Bank. S LARGEST REAL ESTATE AND IN- 872-1245. tie Silver Flrehouse, 8:15 p.m. Frl- knowledge of medical office procedures Mon. through Frl. RN AND LPN — Full time position In SURANCE FIRM IN MONMOUTH day, Aug. 21, Prospect Avc, Little BU' WHITE WROUGHT IRON GLASS TOP required, 4^ day week. No evenings. public health nursing agency. Call 2M- COUNTY". We have one opening «o TRUCK DRIVER — Experienced, 18' Attractive salary. Excellent opportunity ACCOUNTING CLKRK — For busy of 0816, 8:30 to 4:30. straight Job. Permanent, benefits. Call TRUCK DRIVER — 25 years or older. ver or write to Opportunity, Box 237, TABLE—2'x2" with two wrought Iron rice in large community hospital. Musi why not give us a call tor a confi- Six nights a week. Apply 6hore Lawn Red Bank 07701. chairs. $15. 8*2-21153. for right person. Reply to Box 0-189, dential interview. Mr. Arnold. 721-3213. and Sweep Service, 172 Main St., Key- The 'Dally Register, Red Bank, giving have accounting background and work HOUSEKEEPER — Sleep In. Light MACHINE SHOP OWNERS — 80 long full - details. Ing knowledge of NCR bookkeeping ma housekeeping. Private room. Good sala- MAINTENANCE: — Light maintenance port. INCOMB PROPERTY chine. Apply weekdays between 9 a-m, ry. Call 739-0326. Mon. through Sat. 8:30 to 2 p.m. Pleas HIGHLANDS — $13,800 — All brlc shank drill bits. Like new. {240. Call 747- ant working conditions. Year round GENERAL MAINTENANCE HELP — 'building. Four furnished units. Goo 4054. FATHER — And teen-age eon offer at- and 2 p.m. to Personnel Departmen CLEANING LADY — Large home In THE KIRWAN CO., HAZLE" Steady work. Call after 7 p.m. condition. Yearly gross $3210. Call 495 tractive room, board and house privi- Jersey Shore Medical Center, 1945 Coi Ideal for Beml-retlred man. Call THE 741-7587 OLD FASHIONED SCHOOL DESKS — leges'-itrRumson home, on bus line, In lies Ave., Neptune. An equal opportun Run-.lon. Two mornings. $2 per hour. CALL 264-7200 HEARTH, 747-0556, for appointment. 0871, 6-9 weekdays. Decorative scroll work. $5 to $10. 264- exchange for preparing evening meal. lty employer. Own transportation and references. 747- CARPET MECHANICS — Or helpers. 8884 or 264-2039. Call-741-2802. days or 747-0478 evenings. 2175. EXPERIENCED AUTO CAR POLIfiH- STOCK MAMAN — No experience jiecei Experienced only. Good starting salary. BODY SHOP BABYSITTER — Full-time. Two chll. ER — And general cleanup. This Is sary. ApplAlyy in personperson , CBS SUPESUPERR- Steady employment. Call "•" "'" SURFBOARD — Hawaiian. 8'«". Ex- BOOKKEEPER — Part-time. Automo- DENTAL ASSISTANT parmanent Job, good pay, all fringe ben MARKET, 36 Main St., eansburgKb . Highly successful body shop operatloi cellent for beginners. Reasonable. Call bile experience preferred but not neces- dren. One pre-schooler. Transportation available for qualified operator on a Chalrslde experience preferred. Fo necessary. Phone 222-9823 days, 229-1681 eftts tend opportunity for advancement, BUS DRIVERS — And aldea wanted to iercentage basin. Muat be experienced after 6 p.m. 741-S5O4. eary: Apply In person, BILL LAN- large, modern office in Red Banli evenings. , Apply Red Bank Auto Imports, H9 Easi JANITORIAL FOREMAN transport children to and Irom school ZABP'SJCVTO SALES, 334 Main St., area. i% days. No evenings. Salary ac Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank. throughout Monmouth County. Drlverr fn all phases of body shop operation. MAGNAVOX TV CONSOLE must nave school bus driver's license Contact Russell Oldamoblle-Cacllllat UNIT—AM/FM radio, color TV and MAlawan. cording to ability and experience. Cal CLEANING WOMAN — For three stereo. Asking $800. 225 Seeley Ave., 542-5120. adults. Four hours, Mon. and Frt. 52 an BROrLER MEN — Six days. Local Full time, permanent position now Good pay and holidays. Call Monmouth Co., 100 Newman Springs Rd., Rec! EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES — Day hour. Write P.O. Box 128, Red Bank, Steady position. Friendly atmosphere, available with Immediate placemen County Unit N.J.A.R.C. 747-2928. Bank. Aok for Nell Savary.' Keansburg. Must sell, moving. and night shifts. Apply in person, Town SALESLADY — Pull time permaneni Call T47-2721. for qualified person. Must be expert BIND SURFBOARD — (FolB. No ding. £ Surf Diner, Hwy 35, Mlddletown. with particulars and phone number. CAREER OPPORTUNITY LAUNDROMAT — For iale. Bhore Perfect condition. 1969 Model. 64". $60. position. Selling experience dealred. A] enced in flupervlslan and custodian area. MATURE WOMAN — As secretary to ply in person, Carroll's Stationers, WOMAN — For general cleaning, one duties. Good starting salary, employee REAL ESTATE SALES — High earn- Call after 6, 842-1593. Broad St., Red Bank. day per week. $2 per hr. New Shrewsbu- MANAGEMENT TRAINEE discount plan plus other benefits. ings can "36 yours It you are willing to Call 495-0820 religious school director. Steno and ry, near Swimming River School, 842- Large consumer finance company. Al work. Experience not necessary. We are GOVERNOR WINTHROP SECRE- type. Five days, 1 to 6 p.m. Bend re- CHECK OUT — Small (supermarket 5623. beneflta. VA approved on Job tralnlnr looking for young men (over 19 years of RESTAURANT FOR SALE — In .. TARY—Coffee ta^le,- end tables, atove, sume to Board of Education, Temple Full time days,'start after Labor Day, College tuitloh refunded. High schoi TWO GUYS age) to staff our expanding real estate Bank shopping area. For further In. twin beds, three chairs, record player. Shalom. 5 Ayrmont Lane. Matawan. 229-7272. Mr. Sodano. WOMEN — AVON graduate. Call at 21 Broad St., Red organization. Schooling and licensing formation call after 5 p.m. 741-0470, Phone 872-0714 between 2 and 6 p.m. FULL OR PART TIME. Several terri- Bank. Rt. 35 4 Twinbrook Rd. Middletown fees paid by our company. You can earn DOUBLE YOUR INCOME — On a part- OPERATOR — DRAPERIES. APPLY NURSE'S AIDE — Nights. 11 p.m. to tories open for women who are inter- . An Equal Opportunity Employer COLONIAL DINETTE SET — Four SHREWSBURY DECORATORS, 468 a. m. Full time. Must be mature. while you learn this fantastic business. time basis. If you're seriouoerlooas call chairs, asking £150. Colonial bedroom, BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY. Shrewsbury Manor Nursing Home, 741. ested in having a good, steady in- BODY SHOP SALESMAN — Executive type, living In For confidential interview call 22D-78OO, 787-8785. bureau, $25. 229-5411 after 5:30. 2059. come. Experience not necesBary. Avon Monmouth County with sales or busi- ask for Mr. Wild. sell Itself. Call 741-1343, 162-3377, 774- FOREMAN - MANAGER ness background to train as Special SATISFIED WITH YOUR PRESENT UNIVOX CUSTOM 12-STRINO ELBC. ...NURSES' AIDES WOMAN—Part-time evenings and some 1220. Agent. Starting salary $10,000. Call Mr. PARTS MANAGER — Progressive, INCOME?—Let your ability nupplemenl MC GUITAR. Case. Like new. Call All "shifts. Experience and transpor- weekends, to work In cosmetic Dept. To tako over and operate going, suc- Belmont, 776-8000, 10 lo 12 a.m. equal opportunity company In the truck- your Income. Husband and wife work to 842-1172. tation necessary. Starting $2 an hour Experience helpful but not necessary. LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES - cessful body shop on a percentage Ing Industry has opening for a parts gether. For Interview call 741-6013. plus liberal benefits. A ralBe In three Apply In person, Bun Ray Drugs, Rt. 35 For nursing home. 3-11 p.m. and 11 p.m. basis. Apply In person at Ruasell Olas- DRIVER — 0 to 5:30. Blx days a week. manager. Duties Include complete COLOR TV — RCA console. Nice condi- months on merit. Call Mrs. Cllne. Middletown Shopping Center. to 7 a.m. Top salary. For appointment moblle-Cadillac Co., 100 Newman Blue Cross and Blue Shield. ANDER charge of Receiving and Parts Depart- FOR LEASE—TWO BAY tion. S225. Phone call 291-0600, Mon. through Frl. Springs Rd., Red Bank. Ask lor Nell SON'S MUSIC. 30 Broad St.. Red Bank. ment. Please call 291-3238 9 a.m. to 5 229-3235 HOLMDEL CONVALESCENT BOOKKEEPER BUS DRIVERS — And aides wanted to Savary. ^^______p.m. GULF SERVICE STATION HUMIDIFIER — Bears, used on« transport children to and from school MANAGER TRAINEE — For consumer Excellent neighborhood location. Holm1 monlli, tor 8 lo 10 rooms. »60. Ping CENTER Rumson area. Growing company need throughout Monmouth County. Drivers SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS — M«n pong table, never used, (20. Formica, top bookkeeper familiar with general of- must nave ecliool bus driver a license. (2) Experienced only. Full-time d finance field. Must be 21 years ot age. ilel & Bethany Rds., Hazlet. Pali! dlriinj room set, B chairs, {25. Fireplace Hwy 34 IH6-120U Holmdel fice practices. Knowledge of bookkeep Good pay and holidays. Call Monmouth part-time- Auto mechanic, full time. RESUMES PREPARED High school graduate. Contact Vic God- training. 686-350J, 9-5 weekdays. 204 fixtures, bra»s, $12. 495-0246. KITCHEN HELPER — Full-time. Ex- ing machine helpful. Send resume t County Unit N.J.A.R.C. 717-2926. Apply in person, PORT MONMOUTH ley, 291-2300. 0439 nights and weekends. cellent pay and benefits. Apply BR00K- GULF SERVIC®, Rt. 38 & Wilson Box W-196, The Dally Register, Re< Ave. HAIR 8TYUST - styling to men. Good BARBER BHOP FOR SALE — Am DALJ) NllRSING HOME, Hwy 35, Haz- Bank. THREE GIRLS — Needed (or light d/r Personnel Service opportunity. Call equipment. Must bo faflt and good wit] BARBECUE KINDLING let. ' • manufacturing. Experience helpful but 157 Broad St. Red Bank 842-3901 264-0209 children. 443 Middle Rd., Hailet. Wood — $1.25 large bag — cook SHIRT PRESSER — No experience nee not necessary. Will train. Apply Kbsco WAXERS AND PORTERS out with the real thing — wood I HANDWORK AND PRESSING — AP- canary. Apply In person, One Hour Mar Bldg., Shrewsbury Ave., Opposite Red FARM HELP WANTED PIZZA KITCHEN FOR RENT — Dolni PLY SHREWSBURY DECORATORS, Ontzlng, Campbells Junction. No phone Banli Airport. DISHWASHERS — (2> Neat and sober Full or part-time ood business. May be seen at any time RED BANK LUMBER 463 BROAD ST.. SHREWSBURY. calls. Permanent, full time positions now Top salary and fringe benefits. DO NOT Call 284-0924 after 8 p.m. Jsk (or Mr. or Mrs. Peter Maletto. 20 E. Pearl and Wall Red Bank 741-551K. MEDICAL SECRETARY—For busy de- OPENINGS FOR RNl and NURSES' available with Immediate placement. PHONE. Apply in person weekdays Front St., Red Bank. 741-9700. SECRETARY — For law office. Real AIDES. All shifts. Small, modern nun- Must be experienced In floor mainte- only, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. ATLANTIC TAXI DRIVERS WANTED — Full time TENT TRAILER FOR SALE — $300. partment of large community hospital. Estate, experience preferred. Write P.O Ing unit. Call 812-3100 between B a.m. days Must be over 21. Would be helptul Call Must have medical terminology. Apply Box 198, Koanaburg, or call 787*2500 nance. Good starting salary, employee HIGHLANDS NURSING HOME, 8 Mid- weekdays between 9 a.tn. and 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. discount plan plus other benefits. Ap dletown Ave., Atlantic Highlands. to know Keansburg area. Fringe ben 264-7247 ply to Store Manager. etita._CBl! 787-6650. INSTRUCTION to Personnel Department. Jersey WAITRESS WANTED — 24 hourH BEAUTICIAN AND HAIBDEESSER3 HANDY CARPENTER — For light re- BLACK LEATHER FURNITURE - Shore Medical Center, 1945 Corlles week. 12 to 4 p.m. Call for appointment — Only two positions open. Great oppor- pairs and remodeling work. Call 787- WAXER WANTED — Full time days. Beautiful couch, chair and recliner, ex- Ave., Neptune. An equal opportunity 671-2334, Mr. Brown. tunity working wigs. 583-1970. 7526 between 7 and 8 p.m. Must have aome experience. Appl> PIANO AND ORGAN cellent condition. Sacrifice, $345. 229- employer. , TWO GUYS Building 401, Fort Monmouth, or cal! BABYSITTER — For teacher, during WANTED—Reliable woman lor road- Rt. 35 & Twinbrook Rd. Middlelow Call 741-8612 I7B1. Bchool hours. In my home. Own trans- ORDERLIES — 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m B42-S274T SECRETARY-RECEPTIONIST — To atand work, starting Sept. 1. Call 261- An Equal Opportunity Employer King James Nursing Home. Call 2U1 CERTIFIED TEACHER — In aecon NO 1-44 CALIBER Navy revolver, ball work In animal hospital. Part-time Fri- portation. $50 per week. Call 741-3080 b< 0924 after 8 pjn. 3400. and cap load, collector's item, modeled day and Saturday. Apply In person tween 9 and 11 a.m. MAN WANTED — Steady. Driving and ary education will tutor a limit PART-TIME CASHIER AND STOCK •elllng. Apply In person, MARINE HELP WANTED-Mate-Female number of students In French, [roi after original, $45. TAPE Cassette, Mon., Wed. or Frl. at Combs Animal HOW TO WIN FRIENDS INSPECTORS WANTED — For Sewer June to September. Please call 74' recorder and player, Sony Model, cost Hospital, Shrewsbury. CLERK. LUMBER CO., 1139 Ocean Ave., Sea Construction. Experience preferred. 1110, never used. $70. LONOINE'S Ra- Sell the guaranteed AVON cosmel Apply in person, Foods Plus, 68 Broad Brtiht. Call 291-noo. .1Q36 for Information. 'ANIMAL TECHNICIAN — Ward at- lea and toiletries in your locality...1 St., Red Bank. COLLEGE STUDENTS dio AM/FM and tape, AO to DC, like tendant 40 hours a week. Handling and your spare tlrrHj-.Customers will lov TWO EXPERIENCED FULL, TIME new, coat $110, S70. GE Refrlgaralor. cleaning up dogs and cats. Assisting veti you...you'll love the high earnings. CLEANING WOMAN — Pull or part- DISHWASHERS — King James Nuralng MEN WANTED COMPUTER CAREERS Freezer, 80 1b. capacity freezer, good erlnarlan. Reply in writing to Box U- Call now...J. Blrchall. 741-4343 time. Apply Holmdel Motor Inn, Hwy Home. 291-31M. In bualneoi, lnduttry and government condition, S50. Dwell and Tachometer 171, The Dally Register. Red Bank. 462-3377, 774-1220, 35. Holmdel. 264-1600. MCDONALD'S DRIVE-IN EARN $125+ Wk itart with &CPI training. Day ant meter, Model BT-162, $15, never used. 21 TO HELP VETERINARIANS — In USED CAR 925 Hwy 39 Mlddletown evenings. CHI EC PI at 542-2900 o blank derringer, for dog training, never WOMEN—HOUSEWIVES WAITRESS HBLPBR — Mon. througl smalmall animal hospital. Full-timeFulltime. Age We need full or parMime workers WORK 2 OR MORE WKS. visit ECPI, 265 Monmouth Park Hwy. used, $5. 542-3136. Frl. Short day shift. 11:30 to 2:30. Pleas, preferredfd . 18-21828 yeryearss . Typing requirerequiredd. MAINTENANCE MAN for evenings. Must be at least 18 West Long Branch. Interested In addressing mailing labels ant working conditions. Ideal for loca! years old. ANTIQUES — Will lell Louis XIV desK, iby hand and telephone work at home? person. Call THE HEARTH, 747-0556, Must have pleasant telephone voice and We need an experienced maintenanci NOW THROU&H SEPT. 30 (100. Seven-day chest, 10"xl2"x48" wun for appointment. he able to handle animals. Write, stat. man to keep our used car Inventory li PARTS TRUCK DRIVER — We need a Open 7 days 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. marble-top, $250. Also English silver JJo selling involved. Small added in- ing qualifications, to Box W-087, The top shape. Excellent opportunity fo] IBM 360 Computer tantalus with two chrystal decanters, come for you In your spare time. Send Daily Register, Red Bank. dependable man to deliver and pick up name and address, including zip code, WOMAN WANTED-F RIEDMAN'S right man. All company benefits. Ap for our parts department. Excellent op- GOOD HUMOR ON PREMISES FOR STUDENT USE aroups George Ford Morris lith- BAKERY, LIncroft or Mlddlebroo: ply In person at Runcll Oldimoblle portunlty. All company benefits In- 585 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury, N.J ographs. Ancient Japanese palntlnga, CAFETERIA WORKER — Five days a beautifully framed. No dealers. Eve- store. Experience preferred, but will week. Henry Hudson Regional School. Cadillac Co., 100 Newman Springs Rd eluding paid vacation, pension plan, etc, (Opp. Red Bank Airport) ^STA-HOM ENTERPRISES train. Oood opportunity. Call, Mrs. Per- Red Bank. Aak for Alan Holaey. Apply In person at RUSSELL OLDSMO- You must be 18 years or older, anl • Keypunch and Typing nings, 403-2319. kino. 741-2085. Call 872-0000 for application. Box 3M West Hcmpstead. N.Y. 11552 GROW WITH NEW MOTOR OIL B[LE-CADILLAC CO,, 100 Newman have a valid N.J. driver'! license. • Office Automation BOY'S 24" SCHWINN BIKE—$8, J6" OFFICE GIRL — Light Bteno. typing GIRL FRIDAY — Good at figures, typ. PACKAGING PLANT — I need a hard- Springs Rd., Red Bank. Ask for Paul COOK — Institutional experience pre Bchwlnn girl's bike, $10. Electric guitar, and tiling. DO NOT PHONE. Apply In Ing, flhorthand, to work in active Real working high school graduate with me- Ralph. ferred. Varied shifts between tha hours • Computer Programming H5. Antique school desk, iW. 842-2928. person weekdays only, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Estate office five days Including Satur- chanical ability who Is willing to learr of 5:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Forty-hour HELP WANTED-FEMALE day. All company benefits. Freehold MAN — Or young man, to do deliveries week. Oood benefit program. For Inter- Approved for new veteran benefits. CONTENTS OF APARTMENT. Kitchen ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS NURSING area. Call Mrs. Crowe, 1S2-8800. Call packaging plant operations. Excellent and help In greenhouses. Steady all year view appointment, call Monmouth Me- Day and night classes. Low tuition and HOME, 8 Mlddletown Ave., Atlantl salary, top fringe benefits. Call Dean employment. Please apply In person, Bet, dining room set, bedroom set. Highlands. now through Sunday. Rtchey, 225*1240. An equal opportunity dical Center, Long Branch, 222-5200, job placement assistance. Clothing. Maternity clothes. 175 Hwy 36, Sctwak Florist, 99 Ave. of Two Rivers, Uxt. 491. West Keanaburg (behind Shore Alumi- PART-TIME SALESWOMAN — Mon- employer. Rumflon. PART-TIME OBNERAL OFFICE day and Saturday, 10 to 6:30. Friday Next class Aug. 18 num Sales). 7873 NURSING SUPERVISOR WORK—No experience necessary. Aj SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT MACHINIST — Pull time and part-time. ply In person, Anderson's Music, i evening. 5:30 to 9. Artificial flower 12 CU. FT. O.K. REFRIGERATOR — shop. Call 741-5580 for appointment. Experienced only. Must do minor re Operate lathes and milling machine. CHURCH ORGANIST '.For 100-bed nursing home. Broad St.. Red Bank. irs. Day shift. Apply In person be- Highlands area. 291-3450. In good condition. $25 or oest ofttr. Call Matawonoreo. HAIRDRESSER WANTED — Ex- een9a.m. and 5 p.m. BRITTAIN BU Northeast Computer Institut 787-6579. EXPERIENCED BEAUTICIAN WANT- K MAN WANTED — For hardware etore. ST. JOHN'S .", ,.,'Bood pay and benefit!. ED — Full or part-time. Swiss Chalet perienced only. 6-day week, paid vaca. NOCO, Hwy 35 and Laurel Ave.. Mid 60 English Plaza Red Ban FORMAL WHITE DINNER JACKET — lion. Call 717-1798. dlet Experience helpful, but not required. UNITED METHODIST OHUROH • \.i•?, - .- 40-hour week. Beauty Shop, Chapel Hill Shopping Write Box 303. LIncroft. HAZLET PIANO LESSON747-484S — In7 your home. Now With tuxedo trousers, $21. Writs Box F-1S2. Center. Mlddletown, 717-3242. accepting limited number of new itu- Call 8(2-2086. FUEL OIL MAN WANTED — For work in servic- dents. Call Joseph Bovathy. 586-7181. Tin Dally Register, GENERAL OFFICE WORKER—Somt HELP WANTED—MALE ing and Installation of domestic heating Contact JO" BLACK AND WHITE-—Television, , Red Bank IBM Keypunch experience necessary SALESMAN equipment. Oood pay. 222-5783. Mhiister of Music for 4nfornuUon. 145. Frlgldalre washing machine. $5u. Permanent position. Medical and retire- iVringer washer. $20. 495-0823. ment benefits. Norwood Distributors, PAINTERS — Experienced. Must it SUPERINTENDENT WANTED MERCHANDISE 629 Broadway, Long Branch, 222-3804. first class mechanics. Call 787-8832 after EXPERIENCED , To supervise operation and maintenance 566-6985 5c SUMMER CLEARANCE — Ladles' 6 p.m. ^^^ of a new 6.5 MGD modified activated FOR SALE and children's dresses, blouses and. SITTER — For six-year-old boy. 3 to To work for major oil company In sludge wastewater Treatment Plant em- ikirts. Wednesday, Friday, 10 to 12- K, m. weekdays In Applebrook or near CAREER OPPORTUNITY — Join oni Asbury Park, N. J. Excellent benefits ploying Primary Treatment. Mechani- day evenings, 7 to 9. St. Agnes Thrift FACTORY JOBS of Monmouth and Ocean Countlei SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS SALE ANTIQUES, ETC. - Picture Shop, Atlantic Highlands. &utswamp School. 671-1870. ' program and opportunity for advance- cal Aeration and Aneroblc Sludge Diges- Finishers and pressers. For work on frames, glassware, furniture, iron ware, W» «e«d women COSMETICIAN—Experienced In han- fastest growing, real estate agencies. ment. Send resume to Box U-17^ The tion Opportunity to bo at plant now In ladles' and children'! coats. Steady etc. 117 Main St. 2 doors from fir! O.E, REFRIGERATOR — $10 dling major lines. Full time job with We will train and prepare for llceni- Dally Register, Red Bank. An equal construction. Must have New Jersey S-l work. 35-hour week. Call 741-9025. Joy house. Port Monmouth, Open 12 to 8. Of Call On both our first and second shifts. benefits and commission. For pharmacy Ing, through our special company opportunity employer. Operator's License — and have er Ann Co«ti. 34 Willow Bt., Reg Bank Rt. 36. 741-0273 No rotation of hours. You may work school, qualified young men for posi- perlence with activated uludgc proces having all major treatment and fra- tions In one of today's most lucra- GROCERY CLERK — Small BUper SALARY OPEN. Send resume to Walter BUS DRIVERS — Holmdel Townshl, SURFBOARD i a.m. to 4 p.m. or 4 p.m. to 12 grance accounts. Call lor appointment, Board of Education. Will train If not li- COMBINATION — Office-storage trail Sir. Cohen. 671-03M. tive professions. If you are interested market. Must be familiar with produce J. Zlzlk, Executive Director, Middle- er for construction. 12' office space, lfi 8kl. 7'. No dings. (120 midnight. 10c an hour shift premium In first year earnings of $12,000 with dairy, and grocery departments. Don' town Sewerage Authority. 021 Highway censed. Top pay. Need not be resident of storage space. Used only 4 months, wl] Call Eric, 741-5909. , for second shift work. view as "another job." We want a hus 35, Mlddletown, N. J., 07748. Holmdel. Call 264-7147. FULL-TIME FILE CLERK—For BUSY unlimited future Incomt potential, call tier. . .Interested and ambltlouR. Full deliver. Call 747-3860 after 5 p.m. NEW 15" EMERSON TV-190. C»r Up« Some of our girls office In Matawan-Keyport area. Write 812-1350. time. Start NOW. 229-7272, Mr. Sodano. PARTS MANAGER - For Bayjhore ORGANIST — For Frl. and Sat. nights, deck and speaker, $40. Call average as high as Box T-151, The Daily Register, Red BLOOD DONORS WANTED — 17 per Chrysler & Plymouth. Atlantic High- Sunday afternoons. Organ supplied. Ma- ALLSEW SHOPPES 668-2454. »2.7O per hour In th« Bank. MAINTENANCE MEN — Experienced rina Inn, 33 Laurel Ave., Keaniburg. donation Free blood type card Issued. lands. A busy new car shop needs ex- 4« Church St. 455-0177 Keansburg , »176. departments where) Hours: Tues. and Thurs. evenings. to do porter work and floor waxing, perienced man In Parts Department. RIDING LAWN MOWER — 6 h.p r Work In one building full time. Ad No TYPEWRITERS. ADDINO machlneL Power rotary mower, $15. Bo b ax- t I I • I these openings exist. 5-8 p.m.. Sat. 9 a.m.-l p.m Closed Excellent opportunity for the right man. HELP WANTED-FEMALE first week each month. Elizabeth 50. 747-5566. All company benefits. Call 291-2110 or ARTHUR MURRAY All makes new or used Guaranteed cetlent condition. 747-9540. Blood Donor Center, 30 Main Bt., 291-9200. Ask for Fred Biking Low aa 136. derplco'i. 101 Monmouth SEARS RELAXICIZOR — Practically «... ii>i>. taiilflt,or)f pald h0|i. SALESMAN — 8HOP AT HOME, FOR Dance Studio and Party Time Club SL Next to theater. 747-0488. Eatontown. N. J 542-6690. DRAPERIES AND SLIPCOVERS. AP- MATURE RESPONSIBLE MAN—For has Immediate opening* for dance new. Cost $129.50, now $50. Perfect con. days and other bene- MAN TO WORK AS COOK — Butler, PLY SHREWSBURY DECORATORS chemical plant, day shift, five days a spcclalUU). Junior interviewers and DERKS |16 up. FILES, tables, chairs, dltlon. 872-1996,. fits. REGISTERED NURSE chauffeur and general houseworkcr. 468 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY. week. Apply In person. 100 Clark St., dance trainees. No experience necec- adding machines, typewriters, office BUITAR AND AMPLIFIER — Fender Write Box Y-139, The Daily Register Keyport. miry. Part and full time. Salary plus equlpmsnt, etc., at bargain prices. MECHANIC — Truck equipment com bonus. Apply In person, 1 to 10 p.m., New or used. AAC DESK OUTLET. Jazz Master. Fender Super Reverb. Ex- ATCO CERAMICS CORP. • 3 p.m. - 11 p.m. Red Bank. pany. Knowledge of hydraulic, helpful, cnllent condition. 6714720. Call between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. 201 PRODUCTION PLANNING MondaMd y thhroughh FriFid 12 Bd St Rt. 36, Oakhurit. 531-39M HWY. 35 264-8000 KEYPORT • Full or part-time TRAILER DRIVERS — Two years ex- 3238. Equal opportunity employer. Red Ban*. 741-5858. FRENCH PROVINCIAL — RCA color • Excellent pay and benefits. perience. Will train on special equip- PIANOB — OROANS TV stereo-phono combination. Bisque ment. Charter Bulk Inc., 80 Doremus COORDINATOR NURSES'AIDES AND ORDERLIES — Over 100 new and used Instruments. and gold wood. IM, years old. Excellent FOREMAN — To run factory floor. AJ AH shift*. After short probationary peri- Unlimited rentals • warehouse prices. DROOKDALE NURSING HOME Ave.. Newark. 643-2288. ply In person, Elrose Sportswear, t condition. $600. French Provincial :i- HELP WANTED — MALE Ffrat Avc., Atlantic Highlands. An excellent opportunity for a man od $65 per week. Liberal fringe benefits FRBBHOLD-KIMBALL PIANO AND plece dining set. Blaque ajid gold wood. 3325 Hwy. 35 Hallet, N. J. with 2 years colleRe, or night student DO NOT PHONE. Apply In person ORGAN WAREHOUSE, 12 Throck- $500. 80" breaktront. alone. $300. Marble weekdays 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. ATLANTIC morton St.. Freehold. Open 9-9. Ci coffae table, $100. 747-9670. „ SERVICE WRITER working toward a business degree[ree, lto 462-4730. HELP WANTED - MALE work as coordinator for tli« produc- HIGHLANDS NURSING HOME, 8 Mld- Busy new car ahop needs experienced tion planning manager. Responsibilities dletown Avc. Atlantic Highlands. AIR CONDITIONER — Paint conv 1970 HERCULEAN OCEANIC POOL — man to write service orders. Excellcn will Include scheduling, order and In- pressor French provincial three-plec lo' x 42". all steel wall, and beat Lomart FACTORY MECHANIC HELP WANTED-MALE opportunity for right man. All com ventory of raw materlaln. and set-up filter and motor. Also ladder. Great pany benefits Including pension plan, sectional.., WhWashini g machineachi . GraveQrel buy. S157 firm. See al 44 Baldwin Ave.. FACTORY JOBS of future forecatt. Excellent compatv MONTGOMERY WARD and attachmhmentsi . Miscellaneous Item E. Keansburg. Steady work neor hom» for cop- life Insurance, hoBpltallzatlon and unl benefltn. Pleaae apply Personnel Of 591-1550. Worried about war plant layoffs? forms. Apply In person at Rusael Ice, Monday through Friday from 0 Immediate part-time positions are now MOVING MUST SELL — Beautiful jsoi- ahljf man. Year-round, Indoors. Re- Oldsmoblle-Cadtllac Co., 100 Newmar WATCHMAN Our tile factory is expanding, hiring, a.m. to 12 noon or call 6?l-_000, Ext. avallahte in the following departments: TOP SOIL Id cherry formal dining room set. Bay Springs Rd., Red Bank. Ask for Em! 214. • Candy and cosmetics Colony by Thoma&vllle. Two largs hut- machinery, valves, pumps, •now preparing for tha next peoce Schram. • Children's wear 741-2604 ches, large buffet, small server. Custom Part-time opening for par- table with two extensions, six chairs, time housing boom. • Yard .good8 ONE SANDING MACHINE AND TWO conveyors. Will troln LILY-TULIP • PBX EDQBR8. 18" floor waxing machln pads, excellent condition. tlBOO. 747- son needing Permaneni, year HELP WANTED-Male-Female DIVISION OF OWENS-ILLINOIS and brushes, 200' heavy duty wire. Ca! 1124. i pa * m i on |ob. Ago opsn. • Small engine repair p round, Indoor work. Hwy 36 , Holmdel. N. J. Full time clerical position* are also 7*7-7416. 16' LADDER. Double oed, complete. supplemental An Equal Opportunity Employer available. Applicant must be Interested Wood storage or shipping boxes. Out- I r(|j y I Good pay. In line Good pay, friendly FRBE-9" black and white portable r Wood storage or shipping boxes. Out I 1 n I PART-TIME W-0-R-K-E-R In permanent year-round employment, with purchase ot 23" color console TV doodorr grilgrilllll . Large draperdrapey and rorodd . 6x12 with experience. earnings. people. Schooling, Delivery and collections. Must be avail- from select group. Prices atari at (411), njK. Typlypowrltert . All very cheaph . Call Apply Penibnnel Office 74R7299. skills, not required. HELP! able between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Monday Olant clearance, whole fltore. ANDER- through Friday. $2,25 per hour. Call The MONTGOMER:Y WARD Eatontown SON'S, 30 Broad Bt., Red Bank. _____ Dally Register, Circulation Dept., 741- An equal opportunity employer COLONIAL FURNITURE LOVERS HOUSE SALE—68 Leetlsvllle Dr., Lin- Full and part-time 0010. COUPLE FOR SUPT, POSI- crolt. Furniture, pool table, etc. Weil., ATCO CERAMICS CORP. ATCO CERAMICS CORP. TION—-Luxury apartment building. Ked Pot-belileci fitove lamp with hand' Thurs., Frl., 9 to 3, or call 741-2631. Earn S2.uO to U20 per hr. OPERATOR WANTED—For large ru some red shade, 51" nigh, $7«V Al BUNK BEDS— (50. Extra long Colonial ATCO CERAMICS CORP. her tired backhoe loader. Steady posi- Bank, Apartment plus salary and utili- thentlc flax wheel. *>7"x70". ported KEYPORT 264-8000 KEYPORT tion with rapidly growing construction ties. Write Box Y-Hl, The Daily Regla- sofa. $35. Antique flax spinning wheel, HWY. 35 244-8000 KEYPORT W» train company for the right man. M. J. Oliver ter, Red Bank. condition. S125. 4 framed pictures nu ICO. 4 Northpaint Rd., LIncroft. M2- Drivers, routemen .3 Construction Co., 73O-O7M. thentlc Revolutionary Soldiers 17"xll", 2676. Hand out frte gifts. SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS 15" lampshade covered with Revolu- MAN TO OPERATE small farm-type Come to Marlboro Country! tionary print In red, white and blue. HOME OR OFFICE DESK — Six draw- High commission on orders. trm-tor and combine for young, progres- Now noftllionfl, new bum's. Marlboro Call 747-1062 for appointment. ers. Swivel chair. Excellent condition. sive lawn service. Excellent opportunity Township School District. Top salary, DISMANTLING CENTURY OLD !____ ± 542-4707 for advancement. Hcrl Bank-uakhurflt pnld health benefits. A fine place to JUNIOR DINING ROOM SET — Wai. jtrca. 741-2325, work. Experience prorerred, but not nARN-PpRgpcl unit contraction. Foi required. Call Mr. Lambernon 4fl2 pale, all or part, timbers, beamfl. studu, nut, wllli fieiver, six thalre, $60. lArtt- COMMUNITY CLEANERS BALES--Full tlm*\ Experience not ncc- 67.W. for Interview. JolBtB, raftcro, fllilnglcn, old brink, Cal] flclal fireplace, •complete with screen MATERIAL HANDLERS rsi'ny. Opportunity for advancement. 747-!Hfl6 after 5 p.m. Will deliver. and nndlron.i. J25. 747-96.VK - 20 Brood St. Eolonlown Apply Porgamenl, RL35, Hazlot. COOK WANTED --'Year round. Apply FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES — WELL PUHlP~~Tsn!fs" filtering sys- We're growing! In perann. The Rum Runner, 81(5 Ocean Welfare and people with credit prob- tem, complete. Slim. New oil burner. Avc. Sen Bright. lems. Immediate delivery. Instanl 7J7-735I. HELP WANTED-Male-Fcmalc EXPERIENCED DOG G ROOMER credit. Call Mr. Gran, 373-6611. •CH1NA~(-L"6SET~-- Buffet and server, PERMANENT-TEMPORARY NEEDED—HM flhrewabury Ave. S35. End tables. $10. Miscellaneous Red Ilnnk Items. Call 261-0401. EXCELLENT SECOND INCOME — OROAN — Wurlltzor Theater Model EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY Work your own hours. If you are serf- HAMMOND 4500, Earlv American cherry. Moving. ALL ARE FULL TIME JOBS _qUB. call 787-J232. uiUll^4M3i^ 9 COUPLES — EJurn $300 per month, T-ORTAHLE IIADIO - Transistor IMMEDIATE OPENINGS: part-tline, HiipjiiyiriK our (llfltriluilitrN ivurth J50. Nnvrr uaed. Sacrifice, $-'• SECURE YOUR CHRISTMAS JOB NOW • Nunsi' Aides (Evening and night shifts, full tir with our household products. 7S7-OO70. ORGAN __D-8J>33ur 1>_-IJSI. AMHITI6UB COUPLES — Make inon- MAItTIN'eTASsicAL tlUITATt - 1New11 • Ordarliei (All ihifti, full time) ey. fight pollution- Opportunity mei'tlng condltlnn, I'ramu« "-""'"••..•/J-?. !" - NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY • Dietary Aidei (Full and part-time) llilfi Friday. 747-2707 after 4. Also Fonder Ilual Showman. 787-8811. • Kitchen Helpers (Full and part-timo) LIFEGUARD — Apply In person. Tlie STUDIO HOWB'HOM) FUitNlSliiNGS — Con. MldcllPtown avvlm Club, HO Harmony slating nf living room. nlntn« roort^ • Maids (Day shift, full and part-time) ltd.. MUldletown. OF ASBURY PARK icitditMi ami two complete bedroom BCI«. Mlsrellancoin Itunm. many an- MODERN NEW PLANT • Porters (Full and part-time, day and evening shift) PERSON to U«e patient lift to n NEW HAMMOND lUlui's. cull 74M41I after 6 pjiv Rivorview Hospital invitej you to look into our excelUnt valid to bed- Five ntghta per week INTERVIEWS TUESDAY and THURSDAY 9 A.M. - 10 A.M. and 2 P.M. . 3 P .M. 29l3!Uf) CADETTE ORGANS SAWS SHARPENED ( salary, pleasant working conditions and full {rings benefits, BC'HOOL DUB DRIVER - 8mali v.- Hy hand, Circular or hand saws, $555 h«lm cIlppM" i manual), rut«ry Contact: Personnol Director hitle. 8-9 .a.m. and l'J-1 p.m. Write Box Iiicludts bench, delivery, Instsnt-play IM7f), Tiife Daily Register. Red Hank- hook (lets you play songs on your own lawn inowpr hlnclrfl. LANVIN-CHARLES OF THE RITZ RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL BUS DRIVERS WANTED —' Full or From fhtt start) and 6 weeks of lesanni RED BANK LUMBER 35 Union St. nart-tlmo. bntweeri age* S.Vflfl. M nut at no chart*. COMB IN FOR A FREE " Rod Bank hold opcclal license for school bus or DKMONSTHATION. orner Frnrl and Wall Red Bank ROUTE 35 ' HOJ.MDEL, N, J. 741-2700 line bus. Trainee application* also m1- Ext. 225 rfrpted. Btpatiy position with tin and PR, 5-9300 (More Classified,Ads An'equal opportunity employer (•(lining bmi company. Fringe benefits. Call 787-1231. 300 Main Bt. Anbury Park On The Next Page) Open dally 'tU S: Sat. 'til 5:30 20- -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N, J.: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST HOUSES FOR SALE FOR SALE APARTMENTS APARTMENTS HOUSES FOE SALE HOUSES FOB SALE NEAftLY.NIWJ' ITEMS YOU NO LONGER n Mtm OROVB *ve. Printed Pattern 945 SOUGHT AfTfiR SPECIAUUN06H $24,000 NEED OR USE WILL .., COLTS NEOK PROPERTY GREEN GROVE GARDENS Sen. lull tuement. (Sty «Moni»l Mint''condition. Three bed- SELL NEW LISTINGS room! 1W"Sittiii eat-in kitchen. Uv EFFICIENCIES lii »om\lth Uwtaee. during "»•"• "RUSSELL M. BORUS AN in Mint Condition enclosed porch, full basement. City REALTORS • ONE AND TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS Ranch!' BMellent condition. Two bed- FAST aV Hd FtJr roomi. living room, dining room, kitch- «• " -74T.453* ^^ SWIM CLUB FOR TENANTS Colonial - Csdar shakes en, full basement. Hot w»ter heat. WITH-A QUICK ACTION Beautiful lot. Many eitra«. *22,O00. COLTS NECK FREE HEAT, COOKING GAS, H0TWATER AND AIR CONDITION UNIT Fireplace in living room A-l condition two-bedroom Ranch w4th LOW-COST completely new eat-in kitchen. All tile TV. ofid phone outlets, 12 cut. ft. refrigerators, parking and walk-In storage Den, 4 bedrooms, 2Vi baths bath. Full basement. Dead end «treet. DAILY REGISTER Asking S23.6OO. 5SfpaneleSd de E^rTn with raisead lM«.*fff facilities. Spacious rooms, large closets. Walk to shopping plaza, buses and paneleliving droo demn wit withh fireplaceraised . form»l dirt- school. Almost one acre Possible four-bedroom Belford area Ing room Twocar jarate and full Cape. Upstairs unfiniihed. Two bed- living room with fireplac0 FAMILY AD DIRECTIONS: Garden state exit 117 to 34, east on 34 to Airport Shopping $56,000 rooms, living room, kitchen, enclosed Ing room. Two-car jara Plaza, turn left, then two blocks to model apartment. From 35, (J. M. sun room. Attached (arage. Corner basement. Asking fle.800. Fields) to Hand Ave. turn left to Middle Road, straight ahead. lot. (22.900. WALKER * WALKER, R»«l*2" 3 LINES - 5 DAYS Colonial Cape THE KIRWAN CO. LEHWTY OU35R COMPUTE671-3311 RMIPPLJiTOW find UiatferN. FOR $0 AH See Manager in Apartment 34 Cedar clapboard feet home for you. SWAN-KEY Realty Campbells Junction, Belford (Member of Multiple Listing) 842-6550. JUST L.\J\J Fireplace in family 787-5500 i room, game room JUBT tileTED — Two-story Red Bank 200-year-olo! four-room^rSS)S?\' -« household and may not exceed a sal MERCHANDISE WANTED APARTMENTS home having paneled living room, din. Large lot. J14.500. CROWELL A nrlee of $50.00 per article. 4 bedrooms, 2 '/J baths Ing room, and sun room. Three. bed* CYA414O3O Sri" MUST be advertised. Each ad WANTED TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT —Sec- rooms. Full basement Early occupan- Clocks, pocket watches, coins, guns, old One acre cy. Asking fZ7,5OO. INCOME — Two-family. Four roomi Smonal line tl.OO. No copy change oak furniture, fine glassware, dl ond floor, near Rlverview Hospital. aKath each side. 21 Niveilnk Av«.. Say be made and no discounts o monds, gold, old Jewelry. 223-3235. Large private home. Separate entrance. return" will be made It ad Is can All utilities and newly decorated. No $56,900 TRANSFERRED OWNER — Offers East Keantburg. 787-7351. eeled before erplration. ANTIQUE JEWELRY — Top cash pels. $150 month. Write to Box W-193, this new listing. Shrewsbury Ranch. % 126,500-MIDDLETOWN - Three-bed- To Pl«« Your Daily K«gut«r aid. LES DEUX. 793 River Rd., Fair The Dally Register, Red Bank. Colonial Cape sere with lovely trees and shrubs. room ranch, garage. Full, partially fin- FAMILY AD, CALL . . . aven. East Tues - Sat, 11-5. 741-4337. Three 'bedrooms, den (or fourth bed- ished, basement. 25'. pool. Wall-to-wall RED BANK — Greentree Apartments, room), two full batlis, full heated carpet. Air conditioner. Landscaped COLLECTOR PAYS TOP CASH FOR 239 Spring St. Modern garden apart- Clapboard basement. Excellent condition. Imme- property. 80x150. Price firm. No bro- OLD TRAINS or will trade HO.. 027. ments, unfurnished. 1 and 2 bedrooms, diate occupancy. 130,000. kers. Call 741-3710 after 5. . 741-6900 O or standard gauges. 774-3710. all electric. See Manager. Apt, E9. Fireplaces in living 24-Hour Servic* FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT — Two room and den PARK-LIKE SETTING — One acre bedrooms, living room with fireplace, plus custom built stone and brick LOTS AND ACREAGE OVERHEAD DOOR - j; high, ^ PETS AND LIVESTOCK combination dining room and recreation 4 bedrooms, 2 bafhs plus Ranch in old Shrewsbury. Spacious •Imoft new, cost new $-'50. now $50. All room with bar. Lovely view of ocean. living room with fireplace, formal din- BUILDING LOT — Wooded. 62x134. Lo- fittings Included. H72-1.1M CHESTNUT GELDINO — Thorough- J265 month, all utilities Included. One Vi bath Ing room, three bedrooms, two full cated In Fair Haven Call bred. 16.2 hands, 10 years old. Excel month's security. Mrs. Green. 6714632 baUi«. 16x20 Florida room. Two car- 741-7686 WASHER AND DKYER lent hunter and Jumper. Call 747-0546. or 542-3800. One acre garaire. Many extras. Must be seen. &125 both. LOT — NAVESDJK 2932:i DOG GROOMING—ALL BREEDS TWO-FAMILY HOUSE — Upper apart- $60,900 We groom to please. ment Three bedrooms, full 'dining WATERiURY AGENCY Variance already obtained. Convenient Call 542-5550,, room. New construction. $175 monthly. Realtor Insurer to shopping, schools and traniportauon. EDEN ACRE KENNEL EDWIN S. STARK. Realtor, 264-0333. 45 Years Of Service for "Heavenly" Grooming Evenings 671-0974, REDDEN AGENCY 62 Maple Ave. 747-3500. Red Bank 60 Boarding. 84J-40S9. * °° PAUL P. BOVA • 25 GAL. FISH TANK — Stand and llgnt. ATTRACTIVE APARTMENTS — Three Realtor Asking $50. Two large lamp or end la. PROFESSIONAL OOO GROOMING — rooms. Highlands hill section. Large liv- Realtor bfes cabinet type; matching coffe- By appointment only. AKC poodte iing room with fireplace, lovely view tf 301 Maple Ave. Red Bank TAX BITE i. $35 each. S42-6451. and schnauxer puppies. 971-9621. ocean. $210 month plus electricity. One 671-2544 month's security. Mrs. Green, 671-1682 741-9100 WOODED LOT —120'xlOO'. Choice Mld- STUDIO COUCH K». Colonial mapl HORSE STALL FOR BENT or 542-3800. SOT YOU? dletovm area. Call 666-2841 lor lurlbM foffee table K0. Twin bedspreads SIS. MIDDLETOWN AREA Evenings: 747-5052 Information. Picnic VKle *7. College trunk $6. Call CALL 741-2382 EVENINGS FOUR ROOMS — Furnished. On the 741-1380 after 6 p.m. Shrewsbury River, Monmouth Beach. ... WE HAVE NORT3RTH LONG BRANCH — AmrOXl- WEQIARANER PUPS — Champion Beautiful view. No pets. $160 month plus ately 100x100 for one or two-family ELECTRIC DRYER — Bendix. Go stock. Field and Bench. Whefpe* utilities. Available Sept. 15 to June IS. Instant Poncho A PLEASANT SOLUTION mately 100x100 for one or two-family running condition. S&. April 15. 11004150. Reset-M you? Call 222-1855. house' All utilities and sews. Good lo- 842*2050 pup now. Call 899-1412. Need something warm, won- cation. A«klni J60O0. Call 747-SM* after FURNISHED STUDIO APARTMENT RIGHT PRICE We have a large Detection of building 5 p.m. "BOOKCASE BUNK BEDS - Good coi GOOD HOMES FOUND FOR OLDER — With fireplace. 2^ roejns. J190 a derful, casual? Knit a pon- sites and resale homes Available in o p.m. ™__^___^-^— DOGS — Cash paid for did month, all utilities included. One Holmdel...a low tax rate, well-planned CONTEMPORARY BUILDXNO SITE — 6ia°n- *°- 747-0099 month's security. Mrs. Green, 671-1681!, cho! community. Truly a country atmo- Over Ii acre of trees In Deepd»l« lee- 642-3800. _.lving room, _...._ sphere, yet convenient to everything. tlon of Oak Hill Just crying Joi• ttat FORMICA KITCHEN TABLE — And INSTANT KNIT PONCHO eat-In kitchen, tour bedrooms, Ohooae from our custom designs or dream house. Falls off In rear. *1«,000. four chairs. $40. Caii AKC STANDARD POODLES — Black SPACIOUS TWO-BEDROOM — Duplex (AftlCrtt "flfcai three lull baths, pine paneled build to your apeclfJcations. Call 671-O3S2 after T p.m. No broke", or ^rown. Top quality. Bel-Tor-Wycllfl garden apartment with full basement, — work neck down on large, family room, Jalousied en- please. lines. Phone (20D446-9656. clothes dryer. West End. Long Branch. closed porch, two-car garage. GIVE US A CAL»L TODAY! CLEAN 50 QAL. STEEL DRUMS $185 month. 222-9484. round needle with heavy, jif- Price Includes two air con- LOT FOR SALE With lock covers. 13 each GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — ditioners, freezer, refrigera- BETSY ROSS AGENCY 100' X 100" AKC, sire; Utility Obedience. Excellent BRADLEY BEACH fy wool. Baby cable yoke, tor, washer and dryer and 117 Hwy 35' 284-3156 Keyport T8T-74U temperament, large bones. 542-2496 or EFFICIENCY One and two-bedroom wail-to-wa.ll carpeting $37,600. Open 7 Days a Week RIDING LAWN MOWER 542-0689. apartments. High rise, new elevator bands, alternate with stockin- Member Multiple Listing service Motor good. 5 h.p. $25. building. Broker-Agent 774-4955. After I COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Phone 747-0234 CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES p.m. 774-4856. Most Welcome! ette. Pattern 945: sizes 10-16 Three months old. AKC registered STOP LOOKING!. FOUR POSTER BEDS — $10. Mirror Call 787-5483 KEANgBURG — Business couple only. This crisp outfit is more incl. FAIR HAVEN — AnUaue Colonialvln is low as $2. Fireplace Bets. $15. Ph>noe Near transportation. Private, Call AVb- welcome than ever now that A. FRED MAFFEO village section. Seven rooms, Mi bits*. 291-2916. EXQUISITE GRAY MARE — So.__. 0418. REALTOR WE HAVE IT! NO —Upright. $50. Chair, blue fire- gelding. Also bay gelding and palomino Need four bedrooms, big family room, mare, $175 to 5275. Call 416-7358. RED BANK — Furnished 4 rooms. 2 fall is almost here! Have FIFTY CENTS for each screened porch, city aewers? Would bedrooms. Adults. References. Fine lo- 569 River Rd. Fair Haven you like the children to walk to sohool AX s a°'&%r« AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — cation. Parking. No pets. 741-3259. neckline detail, jacket in pattern — add 15 cents for and have shopping and transportation $25. Ask for Ruth or Josephine. 741-9333 nearby? This Ideal home offers wall- 'FIVE-LIGHT GOLD AND CRYSTAL, 787-9754. APARTMENTS — 1 and 2 bedrooms. matching or contrast color. each pattern for firsf-class REAL ESTATE WANTED CHANDELIER-*^, • Apply Apt 1, 105 Locust Ave., Red to-wall carpeting, alr FOR THURSDAY, AUGUST 20 IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY-Nothing wfll turn ont quite as you expect, but if you keep working tovnrd your goali in »pite of setbacks you can make great advances. , ARIES LIBRA ' March 21-Aprfl 20 Sept. 2iOct. 22 Don't expect immedi- Cooperation it enen> ate results on any pro- tial. Failure to com- ject started today. It will take ppromis e could bring more Andy I npp time to mature. troublble than you expect. 1 BOSS KEEPS ON AN' TCH.'THAT'S TERRIBLE, PERCY MEBBEI>vJ iTAURUS SCORPIO ON AT ME ABOUT THE -IT MJSTgEAWflUlTO'AVE COUL& RETIRE April 21-May 20 iOct.23.Nor.2l MDU OWE, IT'S A BOW UKETHAT.&ONtLET ON A REbUCEb Cheerful, optimlitio You'll be aggressively -t PENSION..^ attitude will raise determined to have TGBTSER j your achievement record; you your own way but other* will can't loss when you feel so be equally stubborn. Is battle good. worthwhile? GEMINI .SAGITTARIUS iM«y21-June20 fNov.22.Dec.20 (PERSONAL. Others 1 CAREER. D»y may will be in touchy, be full of disturbing bvetemotional mood. Beu this msurprise!, Consider them I chal- in mind and tread softly. lenge to your ability to cope. CANCER CAPRICORN 'June 21 July 21 Dtc.21-.Jin. 19 Novelty appeals to Regrettable breakup The Wizard of Id you more than usual. of plans or relation- ships it possible. Be very care- Bridge Advice For stimulating lift, do some* thing you've never done be- ful about everything you do. WHOS THE. By ALFRED SHEINWOLD fore. We«t dealer PPIV/ATE PARTY AQUARIUS JUST ENTERED THE Everybody knows that a Neither ride tnmerable ROEf LEO Jan.20-Feb.18 boy scout is trustworthy, loy- NORTH s»tor-pur. y Change around yon al, friendly and so forth, but could be your oppor- K107 HEALTH. Your vStal- who knows what a bridge ex- • 10 ity may be low, per- tunity. Don't grab, but don't pert is? The word, in case you pus up chances, either. 0 KQ108O haps from overwork. Don't are looking for it, Is com- * K64 worry about it; just get extra passionate. If you are a true PISCES EAST . . test. bridge expert watch out wnr A r Feb. 19.March 20 • 53 the poor aevil doesn't make a • VIRGO Your wisest course is mistake. If you're doubtful T to be selfish. Others 017 O $*" gp ' about all this; I have a hand SOCIAL LIFE. Happy will be trouble-prone and mis- « 110952 • A«73 from the recent world cham- SOOTH y influences are all leading. pionship to prove it. around, so it's fine time to plan 4> QI9I642 At one table, where Mike Snuffy Smith party or any other land of O 95 entertainment. Lawrence, of the victorious * HES BEEM American team was declarer, Q , • • THAT'S Wot North EMt Soo4 STIRRIN'SINCE West cashed the ace of hearts FUNNV- Dennis the Menace 1 Hi and Lois Pogo f HEY, MOM/ THERE/THIS YOU RDRSOT WILL KEEP YOU THE BOTTOMS/ FROM GETTING A BURN THE DAILY REGISTER, TIED BANK. MIDDLETpWN, N. J.I WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1970 - FEATHER BONES SHORT RIBS ANO BACK-STRMV^, REMOVED AND SOLD REMOVED / SEPARATELY AT SHORT r HI! PRICE POINT OF CHINE IONE REMOVED ALL MEAT > f 7-RIB PORTION LOIN PORTION Armour's Frankfurters !>V PLYMOUTH ROCK JttUL long John Franks pig- PORK "SUPER.RIOHT" QUALITY BEEF ML06NA or SALAMI—12 ez. pkg. MIDGET Rib Steaks •••»• 99 CHUNKS Hebrew National EYE OF RIB _ INCLUDING 4 NEW VARIETIES 49: 59: (Sliced 53?) (Sliced 63 < Swift's" Sausage ' 69C LOINS Club Steaks BONELESS 1.99Ib. SLICED "Super-Right" "Super-Right" FBESH LEQS BREASTS VACUUM TOP Mb. Wilh QUALITY pig. California PACKED Chicken S 49i "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY Boneless Brisket Fresh Boneless mfm % LOIN SLICED—FAMILY PACK Newport Roast .1.19, Corned Beef ROAST Brisket Beef Contains Center and FINE QUALITY Pork Chops m Fresh Codfish Steaks 49! CHUCK c cuts Front BONE-IN Cuts 79Ib. Ib. 79 10e LESS THAN A YEAR AGO DON'T MISS THIS! Uncle Ben's Rice Reddi-Wip Topping FRUIT & VEGETABLE BUYS! SWEET GOLDEN CONVERTED, 42 oz. \ FREB WHITE Hen-Dairy ( IOLCODL jl Corn 29 -49 PRICED LESS THAN A YEAR AGO FRESH, GREEN CRISP jm SLICED AND SUBARED Progresso tomatoes A&P Strawberries "T Cucumbers 4 WITH CHEESE SOUTHERN, RED RIPE—16 to 20 lbs. IMPORTED 35 oz. Morton Macaroni pl9 WHOLE ITALIAN with PASTE can 45 ALL VARIETIES MELON Morton Cream Pies Watermelon NO FINER COFFEE IN ANY PACKAGE AT ANY PRICE FAMILY SIZE Mb. Eight O'Clock Coffee pig. App's lasagne 59' CALIFORNIA PINK-MEAT RED, RIPE MEAT AND SERVE E ( MILD and Gorton's Fish & Ch ips : 1.15 Cantaloupes s< E 3,r 89 Tomatoes Vine-Ripened 19h MELLOW 3^2 2* LOCAL FARMS HEW—LOCAL FARMS AUGUST IS SANDWICH MONTH! C Pascal Celery ^ * 15 Green Cabbage l Ib. FOR SPAGHETTI-ALL VARIETIES WHITE BREAD Buitoni Sauce 29 oz. PRICED 10' LOWER THAN A YEAR AGO PRICED LOWER THAH A YEAR AGO JANE (I4o LESS THAN A YEAR AGO) 6 ENVELOPE PACKAGE PARKER 3-1.00 m .. INSTANT Ct( Upton's Hi-C tarnation BREAKFAST (60 LESS THAN A YEAR AGO) 35 oz. jar Md-O-im Slices m 100% MclkTwMclNTOSH^Aa l PAST. PROCESS CHEESE Tea Bags fruit Drinks APPLE SAUCE MILD AMERICAN or Seneca SWISS—72 ox. pkg. 200—2 PLY SHEETS H 55' , ALL 12 oz. : ;FXaALTISSUE ! ANNPAGE e FLAVORS can Lady Scott v !::S Grape Jam or Jelly 3 £; 89 ... m I0o LESS THAN A YEAH AGO ; '?; l2 e liptort FRUIT T0PP1NS 4l Super-Right luncheon Meat c: 57 S 2 c A&P Real Cream t Ann Page Peanut Butter -r79 SAVE 20o THIS WEEK e Ann Page Mayonnaise ';.! 59 RICE or OATMEAL REGULAR I-LB. PKQ. Peach Pies ,,49' Ann Page Sandwich Spread 8,~ 29C Gerber Baby Cereal Fleischmann Margarine 43e VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON PANCAKE FOR DISHES C This Cfcupon Towards the Happy Jack Syrup bot. Joy liquid Detergent 59 Worth Purchowot;; Purchase of BUFFET—ALL FLAVORS 3' Ptanut Butter, Fig Bars, Oatmeal, Sugar or Choo. Chip f—II 01. e»B»—In Htttty FMtt IVORY Friskie Cat Food Keebler Cookies 3 1.00 SOAP 12 oi. ANN PAGE Nestea Med. Ann Page Chili Sauce Tomato Soup Size A&P Dry Roasted Peanuts l 02.4 Ac Bar jar Mazola Diet Margarine Iced Tea 9 FREEZE DRIED 5 oj. ONE COUPON PER FAMILY COUPON PER FAMILY I aster's Choice COFFEE la Choy Soy Sauce bot.- COUPON VALID THRU AUG. 22nd LOW CALORIE 10 oi. 4Ae COUPON VALID THRU AUC, 22nd Sween 'N Low SUGAR SUBSTITUTE Nabisco Cheese Nips 4V I5oi. VALUABLE COUPON Ferns Feminine Napkins 24 in pkg. Burry's Gaucho Cookies VALUABLE COUPON 50 in pkg.' A . C Towards the Marcal Hankies 19 D ASSORTED •* Sunshine Vienna Fingers Pl9-* Thit Coupon Towordithe 15* Purchase of Worih 12 Purchas* of FREE . 6 PACK (PlntBottli*) AJAX SCOPE PUPPET ! ATTACHED! CREST ROYAL CROWN or LIQUID CLEANER MOUTHWASH TOOTHPASTE A LIQUID SHAMPOO DIET RITE COLA ONE COUPON PER FAMILY ON« COUPON PER FAMILY COUPON VALID THRU AUG. 22nd [COUPON VALID THRU AUG. 22nd fftjM effective thru Sat., Aug. 22nd in A&P stores in Central & Northern New Jorwy. If unable to purchase any advertised item ... Please Request a RAIN CHECK."