"l~.%. .. Push Gamp ' * 1/ Cloudy, Mild Cloudy and mild today and MEDAILY tonight, Chance of showers to- morrow. Fair, mild Wednes- Red Hunk, Freehold •FINAL day. I Long Branch 7 EDITION Monmoutli County's Outstanding Home Newspaper VOL.94' M).5O RED BANK, N.J. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,1971 '£'&,",/$*'*,{, trJ Economy Faces Tests WASHINGTON (AP) - Fi- Connally shook up his for- outline, but with major modi- Civil Service Committee, on a' the others screened for major nance ministers abroad and eign colleagues with a hard- fications, including a $2 billion largely parly line vote, has al- problems. The complaints Congress at home are putting. nosed demand: help in achiev- shift of tax relief from busi- ready approved a veto resolu- taken up with Justice, he said, President Nixon's new eco- ing a $13 billion improvement. ness to low-earning individ- tion, on which the House may do not involve big organiza- nomic program to its first ma- in the U.S. balance of pay- uals. vote in two week.s, tions or very large amounts. jor tests since its dramatic ments. To keep alive legislation ex- On the outcome rides $l.;t The National Education As- birth just over a month ago. He would not buy a proposal tending the draft, Nixon gave billion the administration sociation said it will take the The ministers of 10 major from other countries for prior- in on postponing a $2.4 billion counted on saving to offset goyrrnment to court for clari- trading nations, including Sec- ity discussion of a short list of pay raise for the military. Its the cost of economic stimu- fication of the still confused retary of the Treasury John items, including the price of • effective date is Oct. 3, right lation in other directions. teacher pay issue. B. Connally, are back in their gold and removal of the sur- in the middle of the (10-day While their own and other But if'Americans indulged ' capitals for more reflection charge. And with that position price-wage freeze. governments grappled with in relatively little grumbling, after meeting last week in set, the meeting broke up. An- The prospect of a big mili-. tile multiplying policy prob- they showed considerable con- London. They failed to pro- other is scheduled for Oct. 25. tary pay increase is sure to lems Nixon's initiative gener- cern as to what will replace duce an agreement on a firm In Washington, the House have a strong effect on con- ated, ordinary Americans the drastic clampdown Nixon footing for the world mone- Ways and Means Committee gressional consideration of lived with the freeze. has declared will end Nov. 14. tary system, sent reeling by today begins the closed door, Nixon's plan to postpone for Arnold Weber, director of the United States' cutting the rolled-up-slceves phase of its six months scheduled raises the Cost of Living Council, While he has said "Phase 2" dollar loose from- gold and work on Nixon's tax recom- for the government's civilian said about 9,000 complaints of will be announced by mid-Oc- slapping a 10 per cent charge mendations. Indications were employes. freeze difficulties have been tober, Nixon has given few on imports. They will try it will approve the general The House Pn-,1 Office and handled; half resolved easily, advance hints of lls form again later this month. TWO INJURED — Two men escaped serious Injury yesterday when this At home, Congress is start- , "i Cessna 172 made an emergency landing on an entrance ramp to the Gar- ing surgery on Nixon's tax proposals, and the Cost of Liv- den State Parkway in Paramus. Injured were Eugene Blanchprd and his 1 son, Alvin, both of Massachusetts. Police said the plane's engine failed ing Council reports the wage- - and during the emergency landing the plane's wing caught a telephone price freeze generally work- pole. Photo, was taken by James Randl of Rumson. ing well, although the council Woman in Little Silver is discussing with the Justice Department possible legal ac- tion in 20 to 25 cases. f Recent indexes of the na- Prison Visit Inspires tion's economic performance Given New Sight'by Do; are mixed and overall not particularly encouraging, still- largely reflecting pre-freeze By MARYBETII ALLEN she would be able to keep up right-of-way. She adds that if she does ac- conditions. with the pace. The course was People, she comments, cept help across a street, she Women's Lib Leader LITTLE SILVER .. Now hard., but she managed to do sometimes try to be too help- drops'the dog's harness By HUDY FONTAINE conversation and discussion," there is Buffy, a soft and silky everything, although at times ful. If she is standing at a cor- handle before taking the per- she said. As a result, she said substitute for. a hard white "it was rough." ner and the light happens to son's arm. Otherwise, she ex- . MIDDLETOWN - "It was that throughout the conversa- Jetport .cane. , Subway, train, and bus be green, they wilt approach plains, the animal would b« a very moving experience for tions everyone involved She's a golden, good-na- training were just a part of it. her and say "You can go confused. me," said Poppy Kennedy as "reached each other," even in tured retriever who welcomes The blind people and their now." She thanks them', but Treat Is in Store she described a few hours she the broadcast's short dura- Grant Is a pat on the head and a dogs were exposed to traffic, continues to wait . , . which Letting .to of the handle si- spent Saturday at Bahway tion. chance to lie at your feet. And obstacles, and as many ad- probably leaves them wonder- nifies to the dog that he is nut State Prison. ' One of.the most relevant as- . it is her gentle, luminous eyes verse conditions as possible. ing why. See Pogt Page I . She was there as part of an pects of the broadcasts, said Needed which have given "sight" to And yes, there were times innovative program at the Mrs. Kennedy, is for the men By AL HORAY Mrs. Lucille Standish, 12 when it was frightening. To prison — a weekly broadcast "to hear a female voice over Winding Way. test Buffy, Mrs. Standish re- projected throughout the in- the loudspeaker." LONG BRANCH - A fea- About six years ago, Mrs. calls that she had to stand at stitution to help inmates to The broadcast dealt with sibility study of an offshore.in- Standish lost her vision. She a curl?.and urge~hV tff%p keep up with events and ideas the role of the black woman in ternational jetport on a man- notes that she formerly car- "forward" into the line of on- going on outside. today's society, as well as made island can easily- be ried a cane; but things contin- coming traffic. The dog, how- Along with Dr. Jessie Hart- marriage. And as far as wom- completed if the state or fed- ued to grow dimmer and more ever, didn't budge. And as it ... ley of Rutgers University, and en's lib is concerned, Mrs, eral government will issue a hazy. Eventually she wrote stood beside Mrs, Standish, it Carol^Turner of Livingston Kennedy said she told the grant for the proposal of a for an application to the put its head across her leg to College, Mrs. Kennedy par- men that so far "there wasn't Rutgers University engineer- Guide Dog Foundation for the blpck her from stepping down ticipated in a panel discussion that much of a change." ing professor. Blind, 109-19 72nd Ave., Forest into the street. on women's lib. But on the basic issues of Dr. Edward G. Nawy told of Hills, N.Y. To further test the dogs, she The broadcasts were in- women's lib, she said, "They the plan at a luncheon meet- This summer she spent four notes that residents near the stituted at, the prison several Mrs. Poppy Kennedy have no quarrel with us." . ing of the Long Branch Ro- weeks at the foundation's training center would deliber- months ago by Dr. Hartley in Nevertheless, she was tary Club in West End Manor. training center in Smithtown, ately leave their garbage can While women's lib was dis- lids out on the street as an ex- an effort to acquaint inmates cussed in the broadcast, Mrs. asked by two of the panelists The initial phases of the pro- L.I. And she returned here with changes which have tak- if it were at all possible for posal were worked out by the with a guide dog which is giv- tra obstacle to be dodged. Kennedy said that the men Sit At Bottom en place since their con- were primarily interested in men to become members of prbfessor and a graduate en- ing her the freedom that a finement. women's lib. "They want out- gineering student, Fred C. Ko- cane couldn't. When going down stairs, the • discussing Children, probably, dogs are trained to sit on the The one-hour broadcast was she said; because many of side contact so badly," she re- letty, now a U.S. Air Force No Easy Task taped and will be projected to lated. captain. v Formerly, she comments, bottom one so their owners them are fathers themselves. will know that they have the inmates in a few days. But basically, she said, they It is because of her assoea- Dr. Nawy envisions a 6,000- she felt like a "caged lion" The panel was composed of tion with the women's move- acre man-made .island en- confined to the house and de- reached the end. A't curbs, the wanted communication, they dogs stop". And they wait for about 10 prisoners whom Mrs. wanted to share ideas, they ment that Mrs. Kennedy was closed within a concrete cas- pendent upon others if she Kennedy described as "the in- invited to participate in this ing about three miles offshore needed even a loaf of bread. traffic lights to change. warited outside contact. If the light is green as she telligcnsia." , . ''The men were hungry for. program. of this city. The depth, he Learning to depend upon a said, is -about 68 feet at that dog, she admits, wasn't easy. approaches, Mrs. Standish location. He added that it And when she left for the doesn't proceed. She explains would require about 800 mil- training center, she doubted that it may have been green lion cubic yards of fill to that she would ever achieve for some time and is apt to THROUGH BUFFY'S EYES— Mrs. Miles Stand- create an island witli its sur- the confidence which she has. change just as she steps off ish of Little Silver, has completed a course at the County Man Killed the curb. She waits; and by face rising at least 15 feet , She notes, too, that she was Smithtown, L.I,, training center of the Guide Dog above the water level. older than other people at the listening to the traffic,' can Foundation for the Blind and is getting around Aside from relieving the center and she wondered if tell when she' again has the with the help of Buffy. Worsening air traffic con- In Boat Race Mishap gestion in the metropolitan area, the engineer said, the plan would have "a great eco- MIDDLETOWN - A local Holmes, ,'ill, of 28 West Lincoln cken, N.J. 33, in overtaking Sec Jetport, Page 2 man was killed yesterday af- Terrace, here, owner and op- another boat, "spun om ' arid ternoon when a boat he was erator of the New Jersey veered into the path of N.J. Eatontown Progress Group operating in the second an- speed skiff N. J. 33. 22, As the boat veered, Mr. nual American Power Boat Deputy Chief William Feiie- Fenecken said, its side Sullivan Association race on Lake Hop- cken of the Lake Hopatcong dipped, and N.J. 22 ran over atcong, was run over by an- Marine Police reported that it. • other, police said. N. .1.33 was overtaking anoth- According to the Marino Po- To Tour Readies Policy Statement His mechanic, according to er skiff, N.J. 22, operated by lice, Mr. Holmes was appar- the police, was seriously in- William Loihle, 35, of 74 ently thrown overboard, "re- EATONTOWN - Planned pose"). The organization proj- charged. At one point, Mayor munity. jured and was reported in Fourth St., Highlands, with ceiving severe lacerations of County Eatontown Progress Inc. ects ideas such as restoration Herbert • E. Werner, who at- He recalled that a slate pro- critical condition at Dover Lesley Layton, I'l, of 99 Bay the body and arms." A Ma- FREEHOLD .. The Board (PEP), a local citizens group, of historic landmarks in Ea- tended as an observer, cau- posal to make Rt. IIS a dual ' General Hospital, Dover. Ave., Highlands, as mechanic, will submit a policy report to tontown and plans for foot- tioned, that minority groups highway through Eatontown when the accident occurred. rine Police barge with Mr. of Freeholders will host Com- Pronounced dead on arrival Fenecken on board and oper- missioner of Environmental its membership. paths "above and below" the can have "a very go.od in- was halted by a small group at the hospital was Frederick According to Mr. Fene- ated by Patrolman Anthony Protection Richard J. Sullivan According to George Dunn, Eutontown Circle. fluence". . . or adverse ef- of "wull-incaning citizens' Calvl was on the scene and •tomorrow for a tour of Mon- A PEP founder, the six-pap Overall, it opposes com- fects" on the growth of a com- Sre Katontown, Page 2 picked up Mr. Holmes from mouth Battlefield, with the position paper will he dis- mercial emphasis in planning ihi! water. . hope of obtaining state funds tributed to members for con- and laments that main, ar- The mechanic in the for restoration of the historic sideration and. future action. teries converge here, making The Inside Slory Holmes boat, (N.J.33), identi- site in Manalnpan. PHP policy tails for identity it "best known as a place one Football 71-Look ,Mld-Septcmlicr weddings for area couples. Page 10 fied by the Marine'Police as State officials who will 11c- of Eatontown as a cohesive must go through to get some- Tlnton Falls School students model Page II Charles Orimott, 30,' Ked enmpany him are David N. community and "balanced where else." Although I'EI* proposals are Prosecutor asked lo probe Marlboro's spending Page 12 Bank, was not removed from Polnselt, supervisor of histor- planning lo reinforce that the boat by police, as Mr. ic sites; Frank II, Rigg, chief Identity. broad in the policy slutement, For It Tomorrow Giants cop thriller, Jets lose ynwncr Page lli residents were far more spe- Foothiill'il. Dodgers close gap on (limits Page IB Fenecken determined it would of the Bureau of Parks; The newly-formed organiza- he dangerous.to move him George Fitalel, chief of the tion claims a membership of cific when they attended tho H's The Daily Register's special fiidtb.ill tabloid section, u Pop Warner football roundup Page 17 due to severe lacerations in open meeting, which was con- comprehensive preview of thu Alonmoutli County football ...... ,„ DAILY REGISTKR Bureau of Budget Accounting 200. A public meeting of PEP (ho abdominal cavity. ami Procurement, and Wil- ducted by Edward Crance, scene. Bridge Advice ....& pmm NUMBERS " Friday at the borough hall Main Office N.J. 3:1 was towed to tlm pit liam Wright, associate direc- drew about 30 persons. another organizer of PEP. It will include complete schedules of all Short! Conference* Classified 18-21 741-0010 Issues that dominated tho and other Momnouth County schools, preview stories and pho- Comics 25 Classified Ad.s 741-6D0O area, wliere both Mr. Holmes tor of the state Historical In its policy statement, Crossword Puzzle... 25 Legal Adv. 741-0010 and Mr. iJormott were trans- Commission, PKP outlines long-range goals session were zoning of the 3H5- tographs and many other gridiren features. Editorials « Display Adv. 741-0010 ferred to the Jefferson Town- A bus tour of. the battle- acre DcVlto tract on lit. Many of you will remember our Football '711 effort. And, (".., it is reasonable to as- 3(i. ., education of mili.tar'y we're happy to say, It was acclaimed by coaches, players and Entertainment 13 Circulation Kept. 741-3330 ship First Aid Squad ambu- ground will include tho county sume that PEP will be active Financial.. Sports Dept. 741-0017 lance which Wok them to the slate senators and assem- employes' children who reside fans as the best such section in the county tlysy have ever Horoscope 25 until the remaining 'undedi- in New Shrewsbury ... loss of seen. Women's News 741-M10 hospital. blymen and members of the catcd' lands' have been com- Movies l'l Accounts Payable 741-0010 Mr. Holmes was pronounced county Bicentennial Com- the award of a govurnment- Our competitive sports and photography .staffs tell us they Obituaries I Acct's Receivable 741-0010 mitted to an ultimate pur- least'd office building (and ra- have even topped last year's section. So we're certain you'll dead of massive hemorrhage. mittee. Narration will be pro- Closing up, Soiling out tennis H|M»rta ....." '«. " Mlddlctown Bureau 671-2250 Mi\ Dermott, police siiid, re- vided by Sam Smith, MOD- table) In Eatontown... and want to reserve extra copies of The Register now. 462-2121 mained in a (iillcul condition equipment,.rackets, dresses. projected alignment of Itt. 18. Oh yes. It will appear in tomorrow's Dally Register, TCICVINIOII 19 Freehold Bureau JJ2-0010 mouth Beach, author, histo- Up to 50% off. Peal Courts, Womi'ii'D News...-,..... II), II Long Branch Bureau under surgical treatment Into rian and a member of the Discussions of each topic Northern Monmouth County's largest newspaper und Moil- 'last night,'' committee. Ocean Avo.( 5:11-0874. (Ad.) were lively, often emotionally mouth County's most Interesting newspaper. > • •, - s Featured At GOP Outing MrDDLETOWN - Mon- mouth County Republicans netted about 120,000 Friday during their second annual sports outing at the Navosink Golf & Country CJub. Jerome U. Burke, event chairman, said 350 persons paid $100 each for a full day of golf, tennis, swimming, fish- ing, eating und drinking. Featured guest was (iov. William T. Cahill, Who came for handshaking and picture taking, but who left before dinner for an engagement in Burlington County. The J. Russell Woolley Me- morial Trophy was won by Middlctown in the municipal golf contest. A team from Fair Haven won it last year. Paul Bova, a member of the Middletown golf team, won Register Starr Pholo the individual low gross prize DATE STONE LAID - Richard Brooke, mason of Brooks and Brooks, At- with a 75. lantic Highlands contractors, and Rev. James H. Persons, pastor of Cal- The top tehnls prize went to vary Baptist Church, Lincroft, lay the date stone at services yesterday the doubles team of Brian during the official opening of the new church. Other officials participating Kennedy and Raymond RtgliHr Staff Photoi In the ceremonies were trustees of the church, Douglas Williams, rear; Tierncy. FEATURED GUEST — Gov. William f. Cohill, left, receives ia'sketch of himself signed by Monmouih Gus Nickas, center, and in the foreground, Hilbert Crocker. Entertainment at the affair County GOP officials, as a special gift presented during the county Republican's second annual sports was provided by Charles Man- outing Friday. More than 350 persons paid $100 eoch to play golf, tennis, swim, fish, eat and drink at na, a nationally known come- the Navesink Golf & Country Club. With the governor are, from the left, Benjamin H. Danskln, county dian. GOP chairman; Daniel Kruman, Deal, and Chester Apy, Little Silver, both candidates for the Assem- Officials in Red Bank bly. Jetport Greet Store Opening Grant Is Sen. Williams Backs Plan RED BANK — Municipal officials turned water, division manager; and Paul Chandler, out Friday for the grand opening of the new director of public relations. Needed Rite Aid store on Broad St. According to Mr. Chandler, the 2,500- (Continued) Taking part in the ribbon cutting ceremo- square-fool store carries more than 15,000 nomic impact" on this area. ny were Mayor DanieLJ.O'Hern; Alex health and beauty aids, many of them nation- He predicts the employment For PA to Serve Gateway McClendon, president of the Chamber of Com- ally advertised brands. of at least 30,000 persons in has been no willingness to cline, and the burden will be with Senator Williams and merce; Jack Phitmey, executive director,of Rite Aid Corp. is an international retail the "primary aviation in- MIDDLETOWN - U.S. Sen. the Chamber; and Melvin T. Kaukeincn, man- drug store chain with 240 stores in 10 eastern Harrison A, (Pete) Williams come to grips with it. shared more equitably. Congressman Howard that un>_ dustry" and in related ser- "If the federal government "Even with the welfare til homeowner investments ager of the neighboring Woolworth's-store. states and 15 stores in England. Rite Aid stores vices. Jr. gave his support yesterday also have been opened in West Long Branch will assume the full responsi- load, the greatest cost to local become secure again there Manager of the new store is Dennis O'Key, Dr. Nawy estimates an $800 to Senate Democratic candi- Brick Township, who will be assisted by key and Asbury Park, dates' efforts to force the Port bility of welfare, and establish property owners — and thus will be no confidence in gov- million yearly boost to the national standards, the total to rent payers — is to support ernment. There is a direct girl, Marda Cooperstein, West Long Branch. Rife Aid Corp. is a publicly owned corpo- area's economy through the of New York Authority to take ration and Is listed on the New York Stock Ex- cost will be less, the shifting local public schools. correlation between taxation Also attending the opening were Rolf J. planned {1,7 billion facility. over mass transit responsi- Schwartz, Rite Aid supervisor; Barry Broad- change. bility for the forthcoming Ga- of population from poor states "We have tried to make it and the credibility of govern- He also claims there would be to so-called rich states will de- clear through our dicusssions ment" no serious impact on the local teway National Park at Sandy ecology and that the facility Hook. Conferring with candidates would pose no problems to William Himclman, Walter existing sea lanes off the Gehricke and Vincent Miller , coastline. after a Democratic fund-rais- He noted, hoyvevcr, that ex- ing appearance at the Bauim panded highway, rail and f Hollow Country Club, here, .marine transportation facil- Sen. Williams said the idea of ities would be required to ser- Port Authority-operated train vice the jetport and that a service to Sandy Hook would three-mile bridge would be "materially help solve the needed for vehicular trans- transportation bottleneck." portation and servicinK of the Ken. Williams, chairman of complex. the Senator Labor Committee utilities, he said, would be and now in his third term, was self-contained on the island, at Bamm Hollow to help hon- with fresh water evaporators, or Oceanport mayoralty can- electric generators and sew- didate ISlwood L. Baxter and age disposal units boing council aspirants Peter A. ] planned for Installation. Dellera.and Francis A. Mar- Dr, Nawy and Capt. Koletty galotti. have estimated the entire project would take about 10 Afterwards, the senator and RITE AID OPENS •— Participating In grand opening of Rite Aid store.- years after construction is Mr. Himelman, also a Middle- Broad St., Red Bank, are (in front row, from left) Alex McClendon, presi- started. ' town resident and a former dent of the Red Bonk Community Chamber of Commerce; AAarcia Cooper- Air traffic over Newark and Monmouth County elections steln, key girl at Rite Aid; Mayor Daniel J. O'Hern of Red Bank; Dennis New York, they say, is serious superintendent, mixed politi- O'Key/ manager of the new store; and (in back row, from left) Jack. now and can only become cal talk with nine rounds Of Phinney, executive director of the Red Bank Chamber; Melvin kaukel- ' worse. golf on the cluu course. men, manager of the 'neighboring Woolworth's store; Rolf J. Schwartz, Although state officials On Saturday, Sen. Williams Rite Aid supervisor; Barry Broadwater, division manager; and Paul have been unable to agree on and Rep. James .1. Howard, Chandler, public relations director. a suitable location for a jet- D-3d, joined in tributes to Mr. port so the state can reap Miller at a fund-raiser at the much of its financial benefits; home of Mr. Miller's cam- they agree that such a facility paign manager, Richard L. Dog Shows Safe Route is needed. Bonello, in Long Branch. DEMOCRATIC GOLFER — U.S. Sen. Harrison A. (Pete) Williams Jr., D- . " Dr. Nawy claims his plan Is Topics pressed by the coun- N.J. center, and William Himelman, right a Democratic candidate for the solution to (he gnawing ty Democrats with the pow- state Senate, play o round of golf at Bamm.Hollow Golf & Country Club. • problem. But, he said, he erful Senate leader were ne- Saturday following a breakfast honoring Oceanport Democratic mayor- To Little Silver Woman needs financial backing to cessity of some form of feder- alty candidate Elw.ood L. Baxter and Borough Council candidates Peter complete the study. A. Dellera and FrancisA. AAargalofti. . ' (Continued) neither technique, worked. It (he training center," however, al revenue sharing with the stales, welfare costs, greater longer "working."% And going , took a visit from one of the she was on her own. The Sec- off duty can be a special trainers to straighten the situ- ond Sight Guide Dog Founda- Parents' Council aid for public education, and treat. One of the places Buffy ation out. And it could have tion for the Blind Inc. is a the Gateway operation. Forms Tonight Mr. Himelman said the goes mo3t frequently is the been that Buffy realized ther non-profit, non-sectarian, tax- Eatontown Progress Unit Grants store here, where Mrs. air conditioned home was exempt charity which is in- RED BANK - Regional county Democratic senate Standish formerly did office more comfortable than the corporated under the laws of High School's superintendent, slate, already pledged against work. hot outdoors. the State of New York and ex- Harold Schaiblc, has called a state income tax, believes People there make a big People at the center, Mrs. ists only through public sup- for the school's first parents' that a federal assumption of Readies Policy Statement fuss over the dog. But she Standish says, were-told (hat port. • • • council in a move to increase all welfare costs and a nation- pays no attention until she they weren't demanding The foundation provides a understanding between the alized system for assistance (Continued) feels that the handle has been enough in their commands. training program'and follow- school's administration and will be a major factor in more than 10 years ago. to attend, meetings regularly. town follows the progress of dropped and she's free to When out on the street, she up service for the blind on an parents of students. avoiding any new state tax. "Today, they complain that Participants appeared to the Electronics Command." jump up and give a friendly explains4hat they are to or-, international basis — as a phi- A nucleus of 20 parents will the village, the center of the agree in principle to publicly. Still another issue (lisciiist'd greeting. ' dcr the dogs to "come" in a lanthropic gift. Mrs. Standish meet tonight at 8 p.m. in the "The theme .and dedication borough is dying. It could support Mayor Werner in ef- .was'the future of the DcVito notes that money was never of our campaign," he said, "is forls to gain award (if a gov- tract now zoned for residen- Command Needed tone that is so harsh it would conference room of the super- have been quite different," ho mentioned-... but it is hoped to bring about a reduction of ernment office building, and tial and some.office-business* Buffy Is loved — and that's be bound to attract attention. intendent's office, 115 Harding said. that those who go there will local real estate taxes. From therefore a $2!i-mi)lion ra- management use. The Plan- one Of the problems. "When Kor this reason, many resort Road. The mayor also reminded make contributions If they are the President on down, the table, for ICatontown. In what she's 'working' and I'm hold- to a softer tone . . . and may The council is envisioned as Mr; Dunn that he had been of- ning liiiard lui.s propi^d that be missing out on top per- able. an open discussion group to problem of conliscatory local fered a post on the borough's came as a surprise to Katon- K5 acres of the trad, arong Rt. ing the handle, children want taxation — forcing home own- lown officials, the C-cnerul formance. Second Sight has been help- air problems and seek solu- Planning Board, but had de- ,'Ki and Hope Hoad, be re/oned to pet her," Mrs. Standish , crs out of their homes — has Services Administration re- say-;. "That's the worst thing Seelng-cye dogs, she com- ing the blind for over 20 years tions for the progress of edu- • clined. Mr. Dunn replied that for commercial use, specific- cation at the high school. been recognized, but there he would not have been able cently awarded the lease to ally for a shopping, center. they can do because the dog is ments, are sometimes be- and is reported to be desper- Dworman Corp., New York Parents of upperclassmen The bniird's final decision will friendly and will want to go lieved to be vicious . . . and ately in need of funds at the City, for a New Shnto'.slwry probably got this reputation present time. and underclassmen and black he announced Sepl....27. Most with them and play. 1 have, to silc. Bui, at Iho request of an 1 and white students have been 1'KI members, In the mean- Keep Jerking her toward me only because their owners, to Although blind, Mrs. Stand- Kiit'ontown bidder, the --award keep them from being side- asked to form the group. It Weather: Cloudy time, strongly oppose change and saying'No.' " ish is light perceptive and is currcnlly under In- will be composed of parents in the aide, stilting that Ka- People frequently praise tracked, pull them away from wears sunglasses on bright Variable cloudiness twlav ley cooled down to the'40s and vestigation by ih<> (ioveni- from Red Bank, Little Silver, loiitown ciin accommodate Buffy for her beauty. And anyone who approaches. d;|ys to prevent the effect of and tonight, high today In I no 5O.s. iiH'nt Accnuniing Of (ice, Breeds Vary ' and Shrewsbury. one shopping center (namely Mrs. standish notes that the light bulbs exploding in.her low 70s, l,ow tonight In the Travel warnings were pnsl- Washington, D.C, Monmouih), but not two, dog is alert and will probably The German Shepherd, she eyes. low lids. Considerable cloudi- cd for northwest and central rccognizp u ;ni if she sees explains, is not the only breed Ironically, she has found ness tomorrow with chance of Debate on.lhe govcniinriil I'MP organizers also hm! U Arrest Man Montana with cold rain fore- building led lo questions re- them again. This is apt to (rained at the center. Many of that coping with city traffic is occasion;!! afternoon and eve- cast and up to four inches of prepared plans for future ex- sidetrack the animal when it the trainers there are Knglish, easier than country walking. ning showers and tliundersho- garding education 'of mililary pansion of MoMiiunilh Shop- On Fraud Count snow predicted for the moun- employes' children wim reside is on the sticct and "working and golden retrievers, like There, there are curbs and wens, high again in the low tain regions. ping Center, Mr. Dunn, a de Huffy, are considered the one goes forward, left, or MIDDLETOWN .. Frank in New Shrewsbury. "If ((icy signer by profession, line as eyes." 70s. Wednesday fair with sea- Occasional showers seeing-eye dog in thai coun- right. Here, curbs are •some- II. Iiamberson, 24, of 32 Brui- sonable temperature. swant the building, lei ilieiii drawn up plans Hint spui'lfiw Each of the dofj.s at the .sprinkled, the region from try. times lacking. The arrange- nard Ave., Port Monmouth, liikc the children,' Ion," said vertical, rather Hum horlMii- training icnler, M,h, Standish was arrested by Middlctown In Long l'»r;inch, yes- New York and western New Mrs. Stamlish and her hus- ment of streets is less struc- one Pl-;p lender, lal expansion. He Hiild they says, has bad ,u least nine police on charges of fraud on lerdiiy's high was (i!l di'giws Kngland to the Caroliiias. band, Miles, moved here tured — and circles are con- William Sfliloxscr, pivsldi-nl had been presented to the months of tt.iinn>i> And each a complaint signed uy Scars and liie low was lili. It was (17 about 15 years ago from fusing. "f the Hoard „( VAuwUan Planning Hoard, Thu hmi'nl must make adjustments when Roebuck and Co., HI. 35. at II p.m. Tin' overnight low it is taken into :i im and is northern Jersey. Mr. Standisli 1 TIDKH who atlnetlwl, reported that also has proposed rczonlng mc CEDAK CBKST MKKT1NO He is being held In Mon- was (ili and the liiinperulun. at sway from the uthei dngs to has retired from his position Sandy Hook Ihe board "is working on it," (KTcage soiilli of the cantor SHREWSBURY - The Jer- mouth County Jail in lieu of 7 this morning was (i'J. There which it li» liuurs; S(fa "Kort Mormiouth is Kjiton- since, (he mmtUng wan lie- I.chmunn, both of Katonlown, partment, and l)elcclive Hub- Temperatures plunged into (own mid Knfuiilovvn is Kort JUdndlsh says, she couldn't tea on Nov. 17 in the homo of Urijjfil, deduct 10 minutes; • vol(!d iiJiniKfl.^tjIIMy lit pill), and seven grandchildren. ert A. Schnoor and Detective I he 20s and •'Ids in the central Moiiinoulli," The PKI» posi- Lhfir to go out of Hie house. Mrs. Arnold T. Anderson, for Arthur Stover, both of this -Rockies while portions of Hie lung Branch, deduct IS min- i which Mrs. William [''rank, tion paper stains: "In n-reiil • tried being kind and she When Mrs. .Standish went township. Midwest and Mississippi Val- utes; Highlands'bridge, add 40 will lake piiie.o at , being demanding — but fur the four-week course at l,lttl« Silver. Is chairman. minutes, ISU, Urn process of ICattiii- ilale, Mr, Dunn wild; 1Vf>i|t»»#^»«i!r,BedB«a»k-MMWleU»wn,NX,Monday,5e[>UmWr2«, 197* 3 1 op of the News Man's Body Still

mIM, ^ ?ht t0 Moqwe health cards as baste a hu. man right as the right to public education. Sought in Surf -in remarks prepared (or delivery at thu dedication of an LONG BRANCH ,. Police Sgt. John Naylor and Defec- addition to the Clara Maiiss Hospital here, Case asserted1 early today had still not reco- tive Nelson Joline were cruis- 1 believe the time lias eomo to put health care on the vered the body of a 32-year- ing near the scene, police same basis as public education, In a country as wealthy and old New Brunswick man who said, when they were Bum- resourceful as ours, there is no reason why any citizen, rich or reportedly jumped from the moned by onlookers on the poor, young or old, working or unemployed, should be denied Long Branch fishing pier pier. this basic human right." ' 1 early Saturday and dis- The policemen reportedly Case also urged the enactment of a Rational health insur- appeared in the rough surf. went into the surf and ance program, noting that "for more than two decades, Con- Robert Burns, who was vis- searched for the man, whom gress has wrestled with the problem of how to assure Ameri- iting the city with three com- they could hear calling for cans adequate and accessible health care," panions, apparently drowned help, but could not soe. despite the efforts of two po- Witnesses said the man lice officers who went into the screamed once and then fell Voter Apalhy Is Seen Ahead rough'turf in a fruitless res- silent. The officers, both said cue attempt, to be strong swimmers, were The historic pattern of voter apathy during off-year elec- said to have had difficulty in tions apparently will continue this year, the addition of 18- the treacherous currents be- year-old voters notwithstanding. Ktglsler Stall Pholoi Long Prison fore they gave up the search. Officials say voter registration around New Jersey has RIDE - Bike riders gather In the Monmoyth Cojlege parking lot for the start of Saturday's bicycle The man's companions, an- been light this year with time running out before the deadline caravan to the Steinbach store |n Asbury Park. About 100 riders took part In the program, which was other man and three women, to qualify for the Nov. 2 elections, That deadline Is Thursday, designed to focus attention on the need to recycle usable refuse Into reusable Items and to aid In hal- Term Set In were unable to explain his ""It'll be several weeks before an accurate count of the ting the massive amounts of litter accumulating in the nation. • jumping into the sea. He bolt- number of newly enfranchised voters to register is available, Kidnaping ed, they told police, and •. but most indications are the figure will be around 20 per cent jumped the railing Into the Of the 350,000 young people eligible to votefor the first time in FREEHOLD- A Wall rough water. « November. Township man, convicted of They were not Identified by kidnaping a five-year-old A slightly higher estimate of 25 per cent is predicted by Area Ecology Is Enhanced police. Howell Township girl, was Bay Willis, New Jersey director of Project Frontlash, a na- sentenced to 30 to 35 years in PTA TO MEET ' tional voter registration project. He says there's been, an in- 9state prison by Superior Court HOLMDEL - The Indian crease In youthful registrations since college campuses around Judge Walter H. Conklin. Hill School PTA-will meet to- the state opened their doors. Alan R. Walton of 459 Hurl- morrow at 8 p.m. In the school Willis says the relatively poor showing to date is attribut- By 'Cycling for Recycling ey Pond Road was convicted all-purpose room. Principal able to overall voter disinterest in local and state elections as by a Jury of kidnaping the girl Ralph Robinson will Introduce well as to "ignorance" on the part of many young people WEST LONG BRANCH - through college-leVel age cycles here from the Spring cording to Miss Ethel Moore, April 17 and transporting her the faculty and. adminis- . about the approaching deadline. Saturday's "cycling for re- brackets, as well as adults Lake area in a truck and the store's advertising direc- to Wall Township. tration. cycling" bike ride from Mon- and entire families. 1 joined the throng of about 100 tor, will be sold to a.recycling Police had reported that the mouth College to the Stein- The bike ride culminated a riders who made the seven- firm in the county and the girl was kidnaped from in Jersey City Police Quiz Set bach store, Asbury Park, was six-week Steinbach program mile ride to Asbury Park. proceeds, about 10 cents per front of her home in the late termed "a great success" to bring ecology to the fore- A distinct awareness of the pound, will go to the Mon- afternoon April 17 and was TRENTON — The statewide grand jury investigating con which accomplished much to front, the spokesman said. need to recycle usable refuse mouth College Student Activi- found by police 3>/6 hours later ruptlon in the Jersey City Police Department reportedly plans bring about an awareness of The firm maintained ecology out of our environment was ty Fund. bound and gagged in the front to question more than 20 policemen this week, according to the new trend to ecology. booths in all its stores where the aim of the program, the seat of Walton's car which usually reliable sources! A spokesman for Steinbach literature was also handed spokesman said. The com- The participants in Satur- was parked in front of his Evidence indicating corruption.exists in the city's police said yesterday that "the wide out.' pany feels that, the effort has day's event were also enter- home. force is said to have been presented to the panel by Edwin H. variety" of people who turned From Distant Areas made many more people aw- tained by rock singer Jane Walton also received a two Steir and Veter R.. Richards, ^-directors of the Organized out for Saturday's ride was Riders came from many are of that need. Dexter Jr., WOR radio disk to five year prison term, to Crime and Special Prosecutions Section of the Criminal Jus- amazing." There were varied parts of the county to partici- Each rider also came jockey Barry Farter and the run concurrently with the oth- Gardiner Marok Agency, INC. tice Division. Neither man would comment on the in- Spunky Bunk Combo of Brick 135 Fwil Avertua age levels represented from pate in the program. One equipped with aluminum cans er, for carrying a dangerous Atlantic Highlands, New Jtruy vestigation. junior high school students group, it was said, brought bi- to be recycled. The cans, ac- Township. weapon, a knife. Tel. 291-0477 But Jersey City Police Chief Steven Nestor is reported to have admitted that rumors of the probe have reached him. Nestor is quotedas saying that Capt. John Bell, commander of the .Fourth Precinct, met last Friday with Deputy State Atty. Gen. George L. Schneider at the Little Falls State Police Bar- REEDS JEWELERS racksand was questioned about'"something that happened in his precinct." Nestor said he didn't know what was alleged to have hap-. pened in the precinct, but that Bell is scheduled to meet with Schneider in Little Falls again today. MARQUISE DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING Education Bonds Face Trouble

There are indications that the $155 million higher educa- tion bond issue, subject to approval by New Jersey voters this November, is in hot water. Despite the endorsements of nearly every state official from Gov. William T. Cahill on down, the bond issue is eridan- •gered by squabbles Within the college community of New Jer- sey. ' One of those expressing reservations about the issue is the Rev. Edmund F. Ryan, vice president of St. Peter's College of

Jersey City and president of the Association of Independent DIAMOND Colleges and Universities in New Jersey. He has hinted that BRIDAL SETS private schools may refuse to campaign for passage of the ref- erendum because the state has failed to adopt a plan of aid to private institutions of higher education. Another college official who might have been expected to be an ardent supporter of the bond issue, but whose senti- ments can more aptly be described as hike warm, is Dr. 3 WAYS TO BUY James Mullen, president of Jersey City State College. Mullen UKmstiicmx points out that enthusiasm at his college "may wane" because CASH* CHARGE h Contral Jeaoy of «'• of the New Jersey Board of Higher Education's refusal to al- • UYAWAY gigemerit rings end A small deposit holds 608 Cookman, Asbury Park bridal ten from 175 to low the four-year college to develop a second campus. your choice until Christ- • 1600 ill sold with a mas. Choose from our 60 Broad Street, Red Bank written money back targa selection. T. I FLAGS — Mrs. Pat Dreher of Brick Township, left, receives an ecology OPEN WEDS. & FRI.'til 9 nuBtantM. flag from Mrs. Dotty Buhr of Rye, N.Y., at Saturday's "cycling for re- THEMILY cycling" program .sponsored by the Steinbach stores. The caravan started in the Monmouth College students' parking lot. West Long Branch, and MAIN OFFICE: I rode seven miles to the Asbury Park Steinbach store. CHESTNUT ST., RED BANK, N.J. 07701 BRANCH OFFICES: «K RT. IS, MIODLETOWN, N.J. Gain more leisure time... 30 EAST MAIN ST., FREEHOLD, N.J. 179 BROADWAY, LONG BRANCH. N.J.

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Second class postage paid nl Red Bank. N J. 07701 and at additional mall- Ing offices. Published dally, Monduy through Friday. Mail subscriptions paycble In advance. Candidacy of Miller 1 Week 1 Month 3 Months 6 Months 1 Yeor 190 J3 50 S9 5Q 518 CO US 03 Home Deliver/ by Carrier - 50 Ccnls a week LONG BRANCH - Former devise the state lottery and er's caliber. 4 Single cop/ at counter, 10 Cents. Gov. Richard J. Hughes and work' on various state Miller said he would make Rep. James J. Howard en- agencies, including the Lot- "only one political promise — dorsed the Senate candidacy tery Study Commission, New to represent you 100 per cent of Vincent J.' Miller at a fund Jersey Council on Medical of the time. I will have only raising party for Miller at the and Dental Education,'1 and one 'special interest' you. I home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Public Employees' Policy won't be in any Ivory Tower hu Bonello, 236 Hollywood Council. in Trenton, but only a phone Ave. Mr. Howard endorsed the call away at any time." Mr. Hughes recalled his newspaper editor and public Miller said the registration relationship with Miller when relations consultant through of nearly 6,500 young voters the Long Branch resident was closed circuit television from and the lack of achievement special assistant to the state Washington. He said the up- of "complacent GOP legisla- treasurer in 1908-70. He sin- per house of the state legisla- tors augurs well for a Demo- gled put his work in helping to ture needs more men of Mill- cratic victory."

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_! \ No minimum balance required FUND RAISER — Former Gov, Richard J. Hughes, center, was on hand at a fund-raising party In honor of State Senate candidate Vincent Miller, THE second from left, at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Richard L. Bonello, 236 CAN WE Hollywood Ave., Long Branch. Edward Carey, left, and John Manna, CENTRAL JERSEY BAM HELP YOU ? right,,Democratic Assembly candidates, and Mrs. Cecllo F. Norton, may- THI NATIONAL »»NK Or W1STFIIID MIDD1E1OWN I AU! HIGHLANDS or ot Sea Bright and Democratic state commltteewoman, also were* WlmillD « MOUNTAINHDI | I/NCROH present. Mr. Miller was special assistant to the state treasurer In the . 471-2400 I 291-0100 I 843-4400 Hughes administration. . . ,. B/GGESTASSETf 4 H* D*tlr Btybler, lied Bank • MUMletcwm,JiJ., MowUy, September«, 1971 ' - <, Joseph Furiato 3 Belford Boys Taken Into Custody mmmmmmmmtmmmm ."' Howard la . MIDDLETOWN - Joseph MiddLetown Towwhip; a sis- other youth, who it ft yean Furltto, l«, of 15 Arthur , RED BANK - Howard B. ter, Mrs. Jo»pb Jullano of MJDDLETQWN - Three Drive, died Saturday at Riv- The two IJ-year-oIds were old. Lawrepcv, M, of Riverside New Shrewsbury; and four Belford juveniles were taken erview Hospital, Red Bank. identified as Edward R. Har- All three were released in Ave. died Friday In King grandchildren. Into custody,Thursday after- Obituaries Mr. Furiato was born in vey of 2W Main St., and Ron- the custody of their parents • James Nursing Home, Middle- ' Arrangements are under, the noon 43 minutes after they al- Jersey City and had lived in ald Smith of 229 Church St. pending action by Juvenile au- town. direction of the William S. 'An- legedly took a car from the this area for many years. He Police declined t 'dwtljyjjiie thorities. Mrs. G.E. Magowan He was born in Worcester, derson Funeral Home. parking lot of Two Guys De- was a custodian at the River Mass.,He lived hero two partment Store, Rt. 35. . FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP- the Eastern Star, and the Plaza Grammar School and weeks, moving from London- Simon, Kriger Mrs. Georgina E. Magowan, Business and Professional was a communicant of St. An- Police' Chief Joseph M. derry, Vt. Until Ms retirement What Do Many Doctors Use 6$, of 39 Pine Ave. died Satur- Women's Club of Freehold. thony's Catholic Church, Red KEANSBURG- Simon Kri- McCarthy said an alarm was 17 years ago, he was a me- day at her home. Bank. ger, 68, of 3 Momingside Ave., issued for the missing vehicle She is survived by a son, chanical engineer with City Mrs; Mcgowan, widow o( Surviving are his widow, died Saturday at Riverview at 12:15 p.m., and at 1 p.m. When Tfeey Suffer Pain Robert H. Magowan of Will- Service Electric. Hairy C. Magowan, was bom Mrs. Ann Gaynor Furiato; Hospital, Red Bank. the car was sighted by Capt. ingboro; three sisters, Mrs. His wife was the late Mabel in Trenton and had lived here. two daughters, Mr. Emilio La- Mr. Kriger was born in Yu- Frank Gleuson on Leonard- Of Hemorrhoidal Tissues? Elliot B. Poole and Mrs. Les- Miliills Lawrence. 30 years. vin of Red Bank and Miss Lu- goslavia And came to this ville Road near the Bayviow Exclusive Formula Gives Prompt, Temporary Relief ter C. Lanning of Trenton and He was a graduate of Har- cille Furiato, at home; three country as a child. He had Elementary School. In Many Cases from Such Pain. Also Helps Shrink She recently retired as a se- Mrs. G. Donald Ormsby of vard Business School, and a brothers, James Furiato of lived in this community for Swelling of Such Tissues Due to Infection. cretary at Marlboro Psy- Greenville, N.C., and two fellow of the American So- Capt. Gleason, along with New Shrewsbury, Anthony the past six years. He was a chiatric Hospital. She was a grandchildren. ciety of Mechanical Engineers Patrolmen Michael Slover and In ii survey, doctors woro anki'd many cairn from pain, itching and Nicholas Furiato, both of self-employed photographer. . in hemorrhoidal tissues. And it member of the Old Brick Re- Freeman Funeral Home, of New York for 53 years. William Thome, converged on what Ihcy uso to relieve such Freehold, is in charge of ar- Surviving are his widow, painful symptoms. Many of the actually helpa shrink painful formed Church, Marlboro; the Surviving are a daughter, the area. Upon seeing the po- dwelling of such tissues when Nottingham Chapter, Order of rangements. Mrs. Mae Frances Bayer Kri- doctors reporting said they Mrs. Constance L. Tyne of Iienjuuiin Srulowitz ger. lice officers in pursuit, the cither use Preparation H them- infected and inflamed. Just sec if doctor-tested Preparation H* George A. Mine New Shrewsbury; two grand- Arrangements are under the juveniles allegedly tried to cs- • wives or in their office praqtico. children, Howard Lawrence OAKHURST - Bcnjmain cape on foot but were appre- Preparation H gives prompt, doesn't help you. Ointment or RED BANK - George A. direction of the Scott Funeral temporary relief for hours in suppositories. Peter G. McLaurin Tyne-of New Shrewsbury and Srulowilz, 82, of 1513 Rustic hended a short distance from Mine, 79, of 164 Manor Drive Home, Belford. KEYPORT - Peter D. Mrs. J. Thomas Morrow of Dr., died Thursday in Mon- died Friday in East Hanover. McLaurin, 59, of 95'Walling Atherton, Calif., and two mouth Medical Center, Long Ter,, died Friday at Riv- Mr. Mine retired in 1960 as a great-grandchildren. Branch. salesman for the Goodyear erview Hospital, Red Bank. Adams Memorial Home is Born in Hungary, lie came Tire and Rubber Co. He had ( Mr. McLaurin was born in in charge of arrangements.' to this country when he was Grand Marais, Minn.', and been employed by the firm 45 14. He was a former Newark lived here 12 years. He was years. resident who moved here this the husband of the late Esther Mr. Mine was born in Chat- Eugene DeGennaro year. McLaurin. ham and lived in Newark be- RED BANK — Eugene De Mr. Srulowitz was a retired He was a communicant of fore moving here 10 years Gennaro, 45, of 105 Shrews- butcher and was a member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church ago. bury Ave. died Saturday after the Meatcutters Union. He and a retired merchant ma- He was a member of the a long illness at the Veterans was also a member of the Jer- rine. Trinity Episcopal Church of Administration Hospital, sey Brandeis Lodge, Newark. •Surviving are four sisters, Woodbridge; a 50-year mem- Philadelphia. Surviving is his widow, Mrs. Mrs. SusaneQuist of Chicago, ber of Corinthian Lodge,' MR. IRV. PURO, MGR./BUYER Mr. DeGennaro had been a Irene Traum Srulowitz. 111., Miss Grace McLaurin and F&AM of Orange, and the Red plumber's apprentice at Ft. The Bernheim Goldsticker Miss Jean McLaurin, both of Bank Old Guard. Monmouth, and was formerly Memorial Home, Lrvington, Thunder Bay South, Ont., Ca- He is survived by his wid- employed as a watch repair- was in charge of'arrange- :nada,andMrs. William Peter- ow, Mrs. Viola.Van Wert; two man. ments. AND ORIGINATOR OF THE son, Victoria, B.C. sons, John W. Mine of Rum- He was injured in a bomb- The Bedle Funeral Home is son and Stanley A. Mine of ing raid in World War II while in charge of arrangements. Millington; a brother, Jeptha serving with the Navy, CHINESE AUCTION Mine of Butte, Mont.; five He was born in New York SHREWSBURY-The grandchildren, and two great City and bad lived here 25 Ladies Auxiliary of Shrews- ALAN FURNITURE SHOWROOMS, Henry Sigmund grandchildren. years. He was a communicant bury Hose Company No, 1 will SAN DIEGO, Calif- ~ Hen- Worden Funeral Home is in of St. Anthony's Catholic have a Chinese Auction ry SigmuDd, 73, brother cf Pe- charge of arrangements. Church. Wednesday at '8 p.m. in the ter Sigmund of Highlands, Surviving are his mother, firehbuse, Broad St. Refiysh- N.J., died here Wednesday. Mrs. Augusta G.Helt Mrs. Rosemary DeGennaro, ments will be served. Tickets ANNOUNCES He was bom in Newark, and a brother, Frank DeGen- will be sold at the door. MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Au- naro of Middletown, N.Y. ' N.J.. and lived there many gusta G. Helt, 54, of ISO Sev- years until hisretirment from enth St Belford, died Satur- The John E. Day Funeral Prudential Insurance Co. 10 day at Riverview Hospital, Home is in charge of arrange- THE CLOSING OF ALAN'S. ments. years ago. Red Bank. ., Mr^. ^Sigmun -L, _».d »i s als« o sar. i - Mrs. Helt was born in Jer- .» ,_ vivedbyhiswW!n^lte.Lfl- s^cfiy and lad lived in this Mrs.UBetty L. Woodson liam AnnstawArmstrong Sgmund; aa area f«2f244 years . ShShe hahd forf - LON daugbter, Mrs. Rosemary LONG BRANCH - Mrs. EVERYTHING MUST GO! Savey, here; three other L. Woodson, 92, of 107 U% Htcber Inn, Bed Bank, brothers, William Sigmand of John St. died in her home and was the widow of the late Union1, N.J., Frederick Sig- •Friday. Sanity Helt who died in 1956. mund of.Jrvington, N.J., and Born in Virginia, she had Surviving are three sons, lived .here 70 years. She was SHOWROOMS MUST BE CLEARED . Stanley Helt of Keansburg, the widow of C. Percy Wood- N.J., and a Russel and John Helt, both at son. home; a daughter, Miss Dawn She was a member of the Helt, at borne; two brothers, Jesse Taylor Second Baptist Church, here. TO THE BARE WALLS Robert Krause of San Fran- Surviving are two daugh- EATONTOWN—Jesse cisco and Arthur Krause of ters; Mrs. Evelyn Hansard of Taylor, 61, of 25 West St. died Leonardo; two sisters, Mrs. New York, and Mrs. Angie Saturday in the Veterans Hos- Edna supienski and Mrs. May Townes of Walkerton, Va.; pital, East Orange. Holdsworth, both of Leonardo. eight grandchildren; 14 great- • BEDROOM • DINING ROOM Mr. Taylor was bom in Ea- Arrangements are under the grandchildren, and five great- tontown, son- of Mrs. Nellie direction of Postens Funeral great-grandchildren. •••"' 7 Taylor and the late Daniel A. Home, Atlantic Highlands. The Flock Funeral Home, Taylor. He wasa lifelong resi- here is in charge of arrange- LIVING ROOM. TABLES .LAMPS dent and served with the ments. Navy in World War II. Frederick Vierling Besides his mother, he is survived by a son, Marline IRVINGTON — Frederick Mrs. Marion Quinn Taylor of Atlantic Highlands, C. Vierling Sr., 67, father of ' HIGHLANDS — Mrs. Mar- and two grandchildren. Frederick.C. Vierling Jr. of ion Quinn, 74, of 96 Highlands ALL AT CLOSE-OUT PRICES The Robert A. Bratra Home New Shrewsbury; died Ave., died Saturday at for Funerals is to charge*of Wednesday in Monmouth Me- Plainfield Nursing Home; arrangements. .' rlircldicali CantorCenter , l_nncLongr BranchRratifh. South Plainfield. He lived on Madison Ave. She was the widow of Wil- FIRST COME - FIRST SERVED! here. liam Quinn who died a year DEATH NOTICE He was born in Newark and ago. MINE — Georg* A.. 79, or 164 Manor lived there until moving to Ir- Born in Brooklyn, Mrs. _ .... _... -i Friday, smU 17, vington 34 years ago. Quinn was a resident here for toJtwr cf John w., Stanle" ty ViolaA. Brothe, devoter odf Jttftn. Funeral sennas 3 p.m. today st Mr. Vierling was a sales- the pastil years. m* woRhn Funeral Home. 60 E. Front St.. Red Sank, with Rev. William man for the J.F. Woodhouse She is survived by two sons, Sctann offlctaNng. Interment Fair View Ctmettir. MldOetown. In lieu of flowers. Co., Brooklyn, for 37 years, Robert of Metuchen, and Don- retiring five years ago. ald of Brooklyn; a sister, Mrs. He was a communicant of Anna Deremeik, here, and St. Leo's Catholic Church seven grandchildren. ALAN'S here. The John P. Condon Funer- Also surviving are his wid- al Home, Atlantic Highlands, ow, Mrs. Louise Vierling, and is in charge of arrangements. Ksti (ait fro Darn* osaiistwpu 70 SO 7th AVE. 229-0350 LONG BRANCH five grandchildren. - The McCracken Funeral Home is in charge of arrange- STAIR CLIMB ments. Lit tl • htlp prolong life TM > for you Senior Mrs. CM. Doerfler 1 • Citiieni and Aid LEONARDO — Mrs. Caro- I can't believe it's a girdle ' Thssa Rejuicud tn their Phyiictl line M. Doerfler, 81, of 104 ActivitiH - T*x Center Ave., died Saturday at ." PL.AYTEX brings you the most dramatic improvement in ' ;•'" ?>^r^^Sf .iY:'^ ?W; '5? 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Use Steinbach tele-Service Shop toll-free-24 hr$, a day-7 days a wk. : 774-4747, The Vuiiy \U'P»UT. H*II Hank - ) i, N.J.. Monday, September 20,1971 '% i Toinoni lull will meet to- n uuliK nan- morrow at K p.m. in willow- Suspected Gas Cylinder Is Beached in Keansburg lalinn service, i'lans for u bftwk inn, Klver Koacl. number nf campaign func- submerged. Officials suspect transported to Karle under John ,1. O'Hourke and Flor- KKANSBUW! - There was where it was discovered by a ment plant and the Newark to Investigate, they dis- I Inns will also lie dlscuiise-rl. the cylinder might hav« heavy police escort. • ence 0. Amos, candidates fur a "very unwelcome visitor" resident who notified police. Kirm have already examined covered a name on the cylin- They Kiild the public is invited floated away during last Mr. O'Neill expressed hi* I he borough council In No- here ourly Saturday morning. It in currentl'y at NAD the cylinder and determined der identifying the Olin Math- to inei'l the candidates, and •weekend's storm and flooding. deep appreciation to the com- vember's election, will discuss City Manager James T, Karlc, where it will he I here was no leakage. i IMJII Co,, Halllmore, Md,, as tliiil new members are wi>l- At l.'M) a.in, yesterday the manding officer at Karle and Hie issues of the campaign, In- O'Neill MI di'Hcrihcd a lead- checked over by officials of Ifi; added that representa- the manufacture!'. conic. lined steel cylinder, eiyln fee! American (ill and Supply Co., tives of Hie company "suspect Mr, O'Neill said police here cylinder was removed from to I.I. Michael Heitel who a.s- long and over I wo feel in Newark, owners of the Con- the cylinder came from the notified Maryland police by trie beach, placed on the front slated borough officials In re- dianielerihal may possibly tainer, to determine how Hound Uronk area where it • teletype, who in turn con- end of a loader and trans- moving the cylinder to the contain deadly chlorine (!'!>>• much - if any — gas II can- illicit be1 used in manufac- tacted the- olin Mathison com- ported to the borough garage Naval depot. The cylinder reportedly tains, turing or possibly in Ireal- pany in their area. • where it was finally loaded "Vie wen very happy to get ^washed up on the beach near Mr. O'Neill .said officials or muni of sewage." Ownership Traced onto a N'avv vehicle and rid of it,"hecunimented. Carr Ave, earlv Saturday the Keaii.sbui'K Sewer Treat- When local police first went Maryland officials of the firm'notified their New Jersey What's new, Jim? HAPPY brand), where it was finally determined that America Oil Fort Cooperates On Detour and Supply owned the,cylin- Shucks, the "power of the ptesi" is der. KHKKIIOU) - Freeholder Little Silver on Oceanport' attended by Mr, Allen, Henry working overtime. Many thanki 1o all the Albert K, Allen, after a meet- Ave. will turn rigbl at dale 'I, Salvalor I'arons of the New- people who wished me luck in my new J. Ney, county engineer, and ark company went along with ing with Ft. Monmouth offi- pass through the fort and job as manager of the men's clothing Hichard S. Sweet, county traf- officials of this municipality cials, has announced a cooper- emerge on Main St. at Gate.'). fic engineer. floor, Now, about that new (all suit..,.. ative t)(l-day dulour arrange- Northbound vehicles will en- to examine the'cylinder. Representing the fort were ment beginning today at noon, ter (iate 3 from Main SI. and He will also check today to l.t. Col. K.K. Miesionczek, fa- which will permit contin- follow the. detour to Gate I on wee if any more cylinders of 1971 $.5732 Y cilities eingineer, Capt. Il.C. this type are missing. uation of north-south traffic ' Oceanport Ave. Johnsen and Howard Dunfee 5Sto during rebuilding of the Mr. Allen, director of. Some, according to Mr. of the facilities engineer's of- 2 Broad Street bridge across Oceanjwt bridges, said the .structure O'Neill, could float partially fice, and l,t. Col. Kugene A. Creek, Oceanport Ave., will be rebuilt by the Thomas (iinda, provost marshal. Oeeanport, by the Board of Procter Co., Long Branch, Freeholders. Arrangements for the de- Procter was represented by Fringe Benefits The, freeholders praised the tour were made In a meeting Harry L. llerberg, assistance of fort officials in Wrap Up in a Shawl permitting access through the South of the Krummy Krupp military reservation for all Fall means bundle up time is vehicular traffic except Equine Vaccination just around the corner. Be " On Wonderful West Front trucks. ' . Traffic .southbound from toasty warm in this orlon Starts Tomorrow acrylic knit shawl cape. FItKtiHOLD - The coun- notice of the time and place of 16.00. Other fashion wrap- tywide campaign to protect vaccination centers so that NOW is the best time all horses and ponies against adequate supplies of vaccine ups in wool jersey, rayon a new disease threat, Ve- can be arranged. challis, wool hand knits to build a POOL! nezuelan equine eneephaio- Any horse owner who has and crochets in white or myelitis (VE10), is under way. not received such a notice The Monmouth County Co- should telephone the office if beige. One size fits all. operative Extension Service, he wants a free vaccination. 8.00 to 20.00 in cooperation with the New There are 'no known cases Jersey and the U.S. Depart- of VEK in New Jersey, but Neckwear and ments of Agriculture, is plan- animal health authorities fashion ning mass vaccination of all want none. They say the only Accesso- equines in the county, in- way to halt the spread of the cluding horses, "ponies, don- disease — as it did from Vene- ries keys and burros. zuela to Mexico — is to vacci- Ueorge W. Siver, county 4-II nate at least 90 per cent of agent, announces locations of U.S. horses. vaccination centers open to all owners who have not had tlieir animals vaccinated: •Tomorrow, 4 p.m. Hinck's Turkey Farm, Belmar Blvd., Middletown Wall; Wednesday, 6p.m., N.J. Yes, building your Hallmark Fiberglas pool this fall offers many advantages. Field Crop Improvement As- Set to Aet Here are a few: sociation, Allentown, three 1. The ground is dry... no muddy backyard from spring tains. miles east of Allentown on Rt. On Industry 2. The heavy rush is over... our crews can devote more time to your poo|. 526; Saturday, (five loca- tions), 10 a.m. -noon, Holmdel MIDDLETOWN - To be 3. Landscape and plant now ... be ready in spring to swiml . County Park, Holmdel (near discussed at tomorrow night's 4. Experienced manpower. entrance to park); 2 p.m.. meeting of the Middletown High Hope Farm, Chapel Hill Village Civic Association is a Plus a FREE POOL HEATER* Road, Middletown (Al proposed amendment to the This heater would normally cost from $475 to $525—possibly more. Be smart, Truglia); 10 a.m., 303B Pine zoning ordinance creating an take advantage of Hallmark Pool Corporation's "Smart. Buyer's Sale." There is Brook Road (Donald Gorr industrial park zone. man), Englishtown (between Meeting in the community still plenty of time to swim this fall.... Be the first in the swim—come springl •*«... Rt. 9 and Pease Road, south center, Rt. 35 and Kings The savings are great! The Hallmark pool is the best . . . Available in any side); 11 a.m., 380 Crime Road Hwy., at 8 p.m., association size or shape .. vBacked by the most daring Fiberglas guarantee . . . a full (George Townsend), Morgan- members will consider the or- Steinbach 1$ yca/s . .'. in writing, against chipping, cracking, peeling, rotting, rusting, ville; 9 a.m. -noon,'Thompson diriance amendment as pro- good things h store mildew or tearing apart. Park, Jamesburg. posed to the Planning Board There will be no charge for by its planning consultant, vaccination at the clinics. Robert Strong. WILLIAM C. MORGAN Any owner who wishes to Association members, says have his animals vaccinated Mrs. Peggy Kompfner, presi- BUILDER privately can make arrange- dent, are particularly eagcr| ments with his own veter- to sec a revised zoning map CALL NOW FOR A inarian. which will accompany the YOUR Hallmark DEALER The Extension Service of- FREE ESTIMATE amendment, since,' they point fice at 18-20 Court St: would out, there are several tracts 'fuel hook-up extra Phone 741-5615 SHREWSBURY, NJ. like to hear from any horse in the Middletown Village owner who may not receive a area which would meet Mr. Strong's recommendation that "each industrial park shall include a total of 50 acres un- HUGECUSTOM-CRAFTED der single ownership." Smile in Aid Squads 14 karats by Hattie Are Backed Carnegie By MODC The happy time look that INSTALLED SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS — The. Monmouth-Ocean De- you can keep forever as a velopment Council has asked IN I DAY Gov. William T. Cahill to change a state Health Depart- 'pendant or adorning a charm ment ruling that would re- quire first aid squad members bracelet. 15" fine link chain to be licensed. Milton F. Untenneyer, for- mer council president, offered Included. Both 14 kt. gold. : such a proposal at the coun- cil's meeting here in Spring 21.0,0 Lake Country Club. He called the slate's propos- al bureaucracy at its worst, and said it would moan the end of volunteer squads in.lhc slate. Besides being a slap at the squads, he said, loss of them would cost the tax- _,. 'The TWINDOR" payers millions of dollars, Katontown Mayor Herbert (Matchless Performance... K. Werner, council president, |Soundest Engineering... Finest Construction agreed. The vole to wile the governor and other stale offi- 1 FlMANCI\HG ^iyBLE cials was unanimous. SINGETOIM" 2 Men Fined | REVOLUTIONARY ALL-STEEL On Guilty Pleas NO I CONSTRUCTED GARAGE"II.I.US. • FREEHOLD -, Monmouth County Court .fudge Alton V. FULL PRICE Evans has imposed $101) fines on two men who pleaded COMPLETELY INSTALLED!! guilty before him to unrelated chnrges. I FREE SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE r'Airv DALMnY*ADA<<*Er ~ ~ ' ''()ni1 'Taslram, .240 Ocean GOLD BOND GARAGES n""-J" . Blvd., Atlantic Highlands, SAIL COLLECT Dlv. Gold Bond Industries > I pleaded guilty to consorting 1 Martin Avo., Clmrry Hill, N.J. 08034 . for an illegal purpose with AREA CODE (201) MONMOUTH CO. Sir; I'lmwi inivo vf'111' 'o|irtisiint«iivo.i.'iili. i undoDKimi | persons bearing held reputa- MIDDLESEX CO. 24 HOURS - 7 DAYS •I inn ondoi nooiiiiiitiilon. lions In Atlunllc Highlands NAME ' I last Oct. 211, AODHF.SS.,.1 ;, John (•. Ague, M Kairmount Shop toll-free Aabury Park or«a 774-4 M7 EiliabtlharM 3SM74? CITY STATE. :,... .'..,, I Howl. "ilzlt)t. Prided guilty Red Bank aroa 048-474? Pltlnflildiro 7874747 [249-5262 842-7300 PHOW:.'. .'./.IP. . ., ' j to passession (if luarllitaim in Use Tele-Service BtM Town are« 692-4747 MantlapantrM 44M747 Mhury piik • lad bank 10-5:30 dally, will., Irl. ID t p.m. • brick lo»n 10-0 dally, ill, 10 !:30, tun, noon-S.JO • rt«H»Up»n V Jiistftte Black's Illness Kslwbluhtfd in IU7K-J'uhlish«l by The' IUO Hank ] long dose to ihu Jurist,"told over the Idea of being all- B)ROBERT S. ALLKN ARTHUR 'L KAM1N this column Me is suffering knowing and all-wise. "When you gel my age," he President and Editor • There is a i-eal possibility from a "'circulatory" illness. INSIDK Asked if vital organ's, such as said, "you find that it Is diffi- Justice Hugo Black will not cult to know II you wore light Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William ¥, Sandford, Associate Editor return to the scat he has held I he heart, were involved, the or the other fellow was right' on the Supreme Court for reply was, "Very likely, con- WASNI.V/rON The decrees nf this or any oth- more than 34 years, sidering his advanced aye." er court are not eternal. A Mmuliir, S'JII.'IHIKT 20. Kighty-five and a half years l.ate last February, several old, trail and ailing, the refused to say anything about days -before his HSth birthday JUNticv should vole Hi overturn Alabaman has been in the his whereabouts or condition, (Feb. 25), Black told news- any ruling he dues nut like, Hethesda Naval Hospital lioforo it became known he men covering the Supreme whether it is ri'c.on! or an- tices .Joseph Story, Stephen; since last iiiiinth. His presence was in the hospital, a secre- . Court he had no plans regard- cient." field, and John M. HarlanA 'How's Thai for Shooting!' tliere and ailnieiit have been tary told newsmen I lie aged ing the future. "I haVe no Black, oldest Of Hie present All served more than M years.1. shrouded in drum-tight secre- jurist was "on vacation." plans lj> retire or not to re* Mne Old Men, has served Also, Black is third In ri'spe(| cy. Family Silent 'tire," lie said. "1 will let life loiter on (he. tribunal than of age, Chief Justice Kogei* Black was in the hospital Hospital authorities refer lake its way." - anyone else in its history. The. Taney died in office at 87, an* more than a week before that all inquiries to Black's family He also observed that after otlier Jurists with almost com- •liist'ice Oliver Wendell — which isn't talking. leaked out. Members of his being on the bench more than parable records arc Chief Jus- Holmes retired at M ! family and office, staff have A Knowledgeable source. three decades, ho had gotten tice John Marshall ajd Jus- CurrencF y Tips for Tourists

By mVIA PORTKK now. Kind out from a local branches in nine cities, ' bank., the office of an estab- {•>) liny travelers' cheeks In "How should we handle our lished foreign exchange firm, the currencies of the countries money on a trip we're taking VOL K !\IONKY\S your airline or your travel you will bo visiting - for these through England and France agent how much local cur- arc even more acceptable and at the end of the month?" WOKTH rency you are permitted lo they are safer than currency. asked Barbara and Ron, com- hring into the country you are You might, for instance, buy panions during our recent visiting and then exchange travelers' checks In British salmon fishing trip in British \uiild maikots It s a question what you plan to spend up to pounds from American Ex- Columbia. "What's the safest that can be translated into re- the maximum allowed. Think press, Barclay's Bank, Thos. way to take dollars abroad spectable savings for hun- this through carefully in ad- Cook or such foreign ex- now? The best way to protect dreds of thousands of trav- vance. "By so doing, you'll change ho.uses.as Pcrera 3nd PORTER ourselves from being gypped elers during this fall alone. avoid the serious difficulties Deak. Ask you local bank for by the money changers?" , • And it's a question you will •of exchanging dollars abroad guidance;. ,if it can't fulfill Club and Carte Blanche art For millions of you, it's a want answered for your fu- now. You'll'get as favorable your needs', it can help you three internationally famous question which has become ture advantage, even though rates of exchange as you find, a source which can. Of cards which enjoy wotldwide and will remain.urgent for you may not plan to go over- would in cities overseas, and course you'll pay fees for all acceptance. The cards pay , months to come - or for as seas until 1972 or later. probably more favorable this - but when you get the foreign merchants in their local currencies, not U S. dol- long as the dollar floats (1) Before you leave our rales," says Nicholas Deak, abroad, the odds are you'll •gainst the world's major cur- shores, exchange the dollars president of Deak & Co. and find the charges were well lars, then translate your bills rencies and its value Is sub- you plan to spend abroad into : Pcrera Co., among the oldest worth it. into U.S. dollars at the rates ject to day-to-day or even the currencies of the nations and largest foreign, exchange (3) Use your credit cards. prevailing when you shopped luiur-to-hour changes in the you will be visiting, and do it •houses in the country, with 35 American Express, Diners'- and charge you. A Sentimental Remembrance By JIM BISHOP "Don't you just love it)" "~ The hardwood floors gleam, Roosevelt had an inner Mrs. Roosevelt's room is fur- Warm Springs is a small THE faith that, no matter how nished as it was, so long ago. community hugging the side worn and tired he felt, a visit The sentry boxes for the Se- of Pine Mountain on the west- to Warm Springs would revive cret Service and the U.S. Ma- ern edge of the state of REPORTER him and restore his spirit. Be- rines are still there. Behind Georgia. It is in full leaf with cause he believed, it was so. the elliptical patio, the forest fluffy maples and soldier That is, until this day of April falls away to a doll of vines, pines ramrod straight. 7ic!" The 200-pound, five foot ' 12, 1945. which spend all their time Twenty-six years and five woman wiped her hands on The "Little White House" is climbing the sturdy trees to, months ago Franklin D, her apron and hurried into the still neat. His bed is small and get their share of sunlight. Sad News in Middletown Roosevelt died there, the only bedroom. "Yes, Mr. Presi- thin. The plain hardwood fur- A mile and a half further BISHOP The feared announcement that Hahne rising construction costs that occurred in way in which he could free dent, " she said. He looked up niture was manufactured at down is the old swimming lapse of Nazi Germany and and Co. would not build its planned fashion the interim, disenchantment with the lo- himself of the 12 pounds of Jrom three pillows through Mrs. Roosevelt's workshop at pool where the President en- the first meeting of the United iron he wore on his legs. center on a Newman Springs Road tract in cality, a combination of both, or whatever, the rimless pince-nez he wore, Val-Kill, The chair in which joyed playing water polo with Nations in San Francisco. His old Pontiac, deep blue, and tilted his cigarette holder he sat as he posed for a water Lincroft has been made, and it's a sad bit the company hasserapped its plans. crippled children, stealing the Both of them were about five stands in the little garage. upward. color by Madame Shoumatoff ball from their outstretched weeks ahead on that sunny of news for Middletom . u Township residents appear to be be- The hand-lever which he used About Reincarnation is exactly as it was, with a hands whenever he could. April morning, when he ' It is really unfortunate that such a hind efforts to lure ratables that will halt to depress the clutch is vis- "What are you people talk- soft leather seat and arm Today, it Is almost empty. laughed so hard at Lizzie bright asset and ratable is thus denied the rising property taxes, yet what happened ible, so is the stick shift and ing,.about out there?" lie said. rests. Children do not Contract polio- McDuffie. township, and we fully understand the dis- in Lincroft may be repeated if opponents the big emergency brake. "We was talkin' about rein- At 1:15 p.m. he pressed his myelitis anymore. A few old Just five weeks more of Over the garage, two small carnation," she said timidly. appointment of Mayor Harold H, Foulks to rezoning which would permit an indus- • broad hand to his temple and people edge their skinny legs life. Had he been granted this, rooms under pine eaves heat "Do you believe in that said, "I have a terrific head- into the water. Franklin Roosevelt would and Township Committee members. . trial park in the Red Hill section continue up under the midday sun. The stuff?" "I don't disbelieve in ache," and slumped to his left Here he could dream and have succeeded where Wood- The company's decision probably was to battle their elected officials. beds are made up with old- anything," Roosevelt said. side. The high sun was here he did dream. Few men row Wilson failed. He would fashioned tufted spreads; based on several considerations, but one We hope that doesn't happen and that "There's a possibility that streaming across the rear found the Presidency more have won a long war and in- huge white wash basins deco- factor stands out as a principal reason. A residents heed Mayor Foulks' plea to ev- there is such a thing as rein- patio and onto the gray planes exciting. He enjoyed being in augurated a community of na- rate little-tables. carnation. Why?"' group of property owners in the vicinity of eryone to consider what is good for the en- of his cheeks. It was lights the seat of power and he tions designed to keep the The morning he died he was • "Well," Lizzie said, "I was out, farewell, adieu. fought a long dismal economic peace. the tract opposed the project and in- tire township. sitting in bed in the "Little tellin' him that if it's true, I 'Pine Mountain is still alive depression and a great war. In life, he had been granted stituted a lawsuit Meanwhile, we hope that Hahne, one , White House" reading the want to come back as a ca- with the big trees. Squirrels Toward the end, he must have almost everything he asked. That brought a halt to work at the site. of the state's most reputable firms, has "Atlanta Constitution" and he nary." The President of the freeze on the trunks. Shafts of known that his life was slipp- Klsenhower was In mid-Ger- After nearly two years of litigation, the not lost interest in the county. The facility could hear the housekeeper, United States dropped his sunlight point buttery fingers ing away because he was many; B-29s plastered Tokyo Lizzie McDuffie, a black newspaper, took a second look court ruled in favor of Hahne, but the vic- they had planned is most desirable, and at the carpet of pine needles weak and had difficulty re- with fire bombs. The first woman, talking loudly in the at his .stout housekeeper, and cones. An armless wheel- membering topics of conver- • tory was without meaning. Whether it was we trust it will be built in Monmouth. atom bomb was ready for a kitchen with a Filipino mess- clapped his hands and threw chair stands in a corner ot the sation. test, Then, somewhere far off, boy. his head up to laugh. "Don't entrance hall near a rack of All he asked of God was the Someone said: "Come unto Our Welfare Board "Ltoie!" he called. "Liz- you love it!" he roared. walking canes. grace to live to see the col- me." And he did ... Charles W. Stephens of Little Silver Mr. Stephens, former mayor of his has resigned as chairman of the county home borough, has volunteered his ser- Welfare Board, a post he held for three of vices in marly areas of government, and the five years he was on it. As did his we are sorry to see him relinquish the wel- Want to Sleep on Steel Wool? predecessor, Ernest W. Lass, Mr. Step-, fare post. , • By JAMES J. KILPATRICK wmtmmmmmmiimmmm dusuW a fine editorial drubb- In the fall of 1969, they hens left with regrets in order to wisely ing. launched a massive advertis- follow medical advice. In electing Dr. James W. Parker Jr. The trouble with the Wash- •CO.NSERVATIVK After all, said the vpice nf ing campaign to push the Welfare isn't the most popular subject of Red Bank to succeed him, the board is ington beat these days-and exasperated Impulse, the act line-ads in major magazines, here you may insert a small in government, but it is a necessary func- was passed in 1967 and here it heavy catalog promotion, in- I assured of having a leader who is well but philosophical sign-is that VIKW store displays, radio and TV tion that requires an alert board and staff. suited to do the job. He has been one of its is 1971, Holy smokes! What's things that seem simple sel- so tough about enforcing a commercials, the whole In the years that Mr. Lass and Mr. Step- valuable members who added to the dis- dom are simple. Impulses trip flammable fabrics law? The works. Their marketing ex- hens were chairmen of the board, it en- tinguished record of the man he suc- over facts, The more you .Commerce has been putting Department of Commerce's perts predicted an impressive learn, the less you know. joyed outstanding leadership. ceeded, his father. ' out some regulations lo imple- rlile of July 27 mainly covers sales volume. And what hap- These broodings are ment the act, especially as to children's sleepwear up to pened? prompted, improbable as it mattresses and children's size Ax. Sen. Warren Magnu- The big Hears store In Ar- may seem, by the Flammable slcepwear, and an impulse son (D-Wash.) found the regu- lington, Va., bought .TOO units. Kiu'.vriuu The Jewish New Year Fabrics Act of 1907. In recent came along to give both the lation "timid and in- It sold only 48 at the regular weeks the Department of department and the textile in- The new year, 5732, has started for explanation of where we have been and adequate," and Impulse con- price. Other stores In the members of the Jewish faith. Rosh Hash- where we are headed. i curred. The department's pro- Washington area couldn't the same. The need seems posed rule of Sept. 9, as to even move the things at evident. Hundreds of persons ana is the start of a 10-day religious obser- Once again, "Happy New Year" mattresses, may not take ef- marked-dawn prices. Over-all die every year In fires caused vance that ends with Yom Kippur. greetings are tempered by a serious con- fect for 15 months to two sales of the fire-resistant gar- by burning or smoldering cern about the safety of the State of Israel years. The impulse was to. ments reached barely 25 per mattresses. In Detroit alone This is the time of the High Holy and the plight of Jews in the Soviet Union. bounce up and down on the cent of expectations, in retail- In one recent year, 99 hotel Days, a solemn but happy time when Di- The hope is that they will be permitted the mattress makers. Ing, as a Soars spokesman fires claimed 35 lives In this vine pidance is sought in the struggle to said, "this is disaster." fashion. Hut you cnn'l make a religious freedom that they should enjoy. The Need? attain justice, freedom and prosperity for But fads have a way of Line Flopped marketable, ticking of as- In this season of reflections for those mankind. knocking the wind out of im- When the line flopped again bestos, Who wants to sleep on of the Jewish faith, the thoughts and pray- pulse. After the act was in the fall of 1970, Senrs con- steel wool? The bedding In-/" This is when the shofar is sounded to ers of everyone should be directed to the passed, a long lime was ducted a consumer survey to duslry Includes a thousand arouse everyone "froin indolencp, from in- Almighty in a fervent plea for world peace .spent-just a.s the law re- find out what was wrong, manufacturers who produce quucs-ln the finding, ot facts They found that 'mothers felt 12 million mattresses a year, difference and from «elfi-h cic-o " It is the and an end to our prejudices which lead to to establish need for regu- "they did not need the prod- They would love to offer a sa« start of a soul-searching period to find an bigotry and haired. lations. This may sound uct " Women regarded, the '.table fireproof line, The «h< simple It isn't simple. More items as "an affront to their swer eludes them, lime had to be spent In estab- role ns B mother," The Fun Nights Ahead lishing test procedures. TIK> treated sloepweai' cost a dol- My skeptical instincts tell technology of making fabrics lar mure than untreated g«r- mo that probably there have "Golddiggers 3971" i-> 'he name of a cares for 30 preschool youngsters of work- fire-resistant is immensely merits, and' "they would not been tiectlloss bureaucratic musical comedy revue to be presented at ing mothers in two classes at the United complicated, for* different fi- pay extra for the product." delays, and almost surely the 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Knday and Saturday Methodist Church, Red Bank. bers react differently. And the . 'flte textile manufacturing garment Industry has been legal, administrative and. industry still |s struggling dragglnfi its feet in cflrtalh in The Barn, Itumson. Its vast cast can be with cotton flannels, polyester technical problems arc only areas, Even so, the more one described as talented or exceptional, but Mrs. Kri'in Harlacher, center direc- and cotton blonds, acrylics, the beginning, studies the problem, the mow 4one thing i$ certain; They will be fun tor, iays two additional classes are ur- There is also the marketing nylon and cotton blonds, and other .fabrics In an effort to apparent II beeomwf that nei- night?. gently needed right now to meet the wait- problem. The experience i>f come up with fire-resistant ther glivminent nor InduHtry Th»se who aStond lfy' shw .*h«u)d ing list demands. Three packed houses will Sears, RnrlHirit Is Instructive, liiw tlif todirmlogy, the fim- Kunneiits thill punph. will buy, 1 have » good Ume and aid a good >:am: at telp assure that they am provided. If the The Sears people got hot on The MpcriH don 'i huvi'tho an- slblc KlMidniils, in Hit' (culliif; 1&t mm time. amazing list of performers isn't enough lo this mallei in years ng», Uy swer yet. pn)«!ilur«s in make this well- • 11168, they had developed a Inleiillnned law work. It's mil '.>.'• , jPsppceedftwtilgatoiteauxitory oSthe. Jure you to The Barn, concern for a most "Al TliU Ahitiidr, line of cotton nlghtwuar chem- The problem as to m«t. a Mixtai'inry situation, but worthy project should. ically treated to resist flame. trasses and mattress covers l«s fow situations are, The Dtttjr Register, Re4 Bwk,- Mlddlrtwo. N.J., Mmwfcy, fepipmjp* 20,1W 7 Elephant* Wrentk (>»p mo acres of young rubber and "KOfA KfNAB'Xf.U, Ma- ol1 PaIm PlHnts "*«' ****' Tax Frep Dividends lay»la (AP) - A hertJ of 30 aKm, 150 miles cant of here, earns. Therefore, IRS regards hungry elephants damaged forestry officiate rapat this excess portion u a return ; Q —,1/lnder what ctrcum. on capital rather than income. «tance« c»n the dividends Successful For that reason upon sale of FLUHR'S FUEL KID! from a utility stock be de- shares, stockholders must re- clared tax free? This is un In- Investing duce (heir purchase price by teresting angle and I would the previously tax-exempt dis- WHILE AUTUMN OA/S appreciate knowing more tributions. The tax shelter Is ABE VERY FINE.,, about it.~L.H,A. scheduled to expire in 1972. REMEMBER WINTERS' Winter is just around Treasury to be partially or Dividends distributed by for a young investor. After Me/ — Last year approximately fully tax exempt. This tax rather flat earnings In fiscal the, corner, Be wide 70 pobllely owned utility com- twelve utilities were judged shelter stern* from the fact fully tax exempt lor 1970. "1970 business picked up In the awake —order your panies distributed dividends that utilities report Income 1071 fiscal year through June. fuel oil from us now which were judged by the These twelve companies in- differently for tax purposes cluded Cascade Natural (Jas, Sales rose 36 per cenl while and get steady service than for stockholders and Consolidated Edison, Green earnings gained 21 per cent to all winter. * Union Beadi regulatory agencies. Monies Mountain Power, Niagara Mo- S3 tonts a share. Aided by an that flow through to earned hawk, Pacific Gas Trans- aggressive new product pro- PTA to Meet surplus lor stockholder re- mission and Hocheslcr Gas & gram and a more favorable J ports — principally from ac- economy, Wang could earn UNION Ul'JACI! - The Elec. to all of our celerated depreciation and substantially more in the cur- Union Beach PTA will meet amortization and interest Q - I am 15 and have f5M rent fiscal year. Those vol- Tuesday al 8 p.m. in the all- charged to construction — are to invest in slock. What would atile shares can move in a i Friends & Customers purpose room of Memorial not considered income under you rceommend7-l,,A. lalrly broad range over a few .!• School. the Internal Revenue Code'. A - Wang Labs. (NYSK). trading sessions. Purchase (Jucstti will include William i This sometimes results in a manufacturer of solid-state should, therefore, be timed to ui.aFLUHRinc. ) From DIMaio, school superinten- company, in effect, paying out desk top calculators and com- lake advantage of any minor ] dent; Melvin Card, principal, FUEL OIL • BURNER SALES CSEPVlCE in dividends more than it puters, appears well-suited corrections. and Barry Wiener, director of special services. Mr, Wiener SEABOARD also i.s head of the Adult Eve- ning School, which will begin its fall session Wednesday and Gen. Ogden Gets SERVICE Thursday, Sept. 29 and 30. Mrs. Walter Eastmond and SERVING TUB SBORS Mrs; Henry Riegler, Block Third Command Parent chairmen, report that FT. MONMOUTH - Brig. additional volunteers are Gen. Dorward W. Ogden Jr., Atbuty Park Long Branch Red Bank needed for the program. More . commanding general of the 775*2620 222-5151 741-0248 than 160 parents have been Army Communications Sys- fingerprinted by the borough tems Agency (CSA) and proj- police department. ect manager for. Strategic Army Communications (STARCOM), has been given a third job, commanding gen- MIRROR eral of the Communications IN STOCK - NO WAITING Electronics Engineering In- stallation Agency (CEEIA). ' CSA and CEEIA are major subcommands of the Army's worldwide Strategic Commu- Big M white nications Command, (STRAT- HEAVY DUTY COM), with headquarters at Ft, Huachuca, Ariz. STAR- ALUMINUM COMBINATION COM is an element of the Army Materiel Command, Washington, parent organiza- tion also of the Army Elec- tronics Command, host orga- HICE1LI» Gen. Dorward W. Ogden WINDOWS nization here. Before coming to Mon- His decorations include the AT All THREE LOCATIONS COMMIE WITH WINDOWS mouth, Gen. Ogden was chief Legion of Merit, third award 5HUUG FROM $3 Jo $4 ,of staff, Defense Commu- of the Bronze Star, Merit- MORilLSlWHtRE . nications Agency, Washing- orious Service Medal, fourth 13" ton. Prior to that, he was •award of the Army Com ^commanding officer of the mendation Medal and the 12th Signal Group in Vietnam, Army Air Medal. CHARGE IT! a unit of STRATCOM-Pacif- • ic's 1st Signal Brigade. ' Gen. Ogden holds a bach- Free Delivery 741-7500 elor of science degree from the University of Maryland (1059) and a master's in busi- 32 BROAD ST. M925; RED BANK ness administration from Daily and Saturday 8-5:30 Wed. and Fri. 'til 9 p.m. ' George Washington Univer- sity (1068). 25% OFF ALL READY MADE

Charles E. Jahnlg Esso Retires • Antique Mirror* Runison Man • Scalloped Edge service for • Bevel Edge FI2|3» financial GwltienOllicOrl'ilficolon, NJ, \' , tional Education. RED BANK; MATAWAN Klve tcai'hurs from the Member fndsiol DBIKUJI ln«n«w.e corpaiatlon • ' j •-; / • : school arc slated for similar Hwy. 71 South Mwnbiff»ti«'«lnowrvKsyiiin ' ..••••.• •• '''•'•.;•'.• \- ;' V.-J:^.,. . ,•; training programs. of ifltftAvt.) BELMAR 681-1200 *°g 'IVII^iU Hsiislrr. 1(i.ll!,inU- r-'O, IVTI I'air i!;i\ru'(,ir * Orfuwmnfi . IIAVKN - T }J as*. IU>m ,(ration will be Judd Hits Thursday at VViIj/»w Sltivi junior troops, fur .School gym a! 330 p rn. I'ir- I'-. ; fourth through tnts must be present to regiv .' tor their daughters. : OfficiulsonPlan MIRKWSBl'HY - Dr. A. properly Is, after all, to con- administration, which is re- 3-. OAilT 10 10 Bradford Judd lias averted '»'« facilities such as a the- sponsiplo for the fact that wo * IJIo / ' SUN., MON., TUES., WED. that the Horoufc'h Council ha.s alfr and (ast-sorvice catin« arol( ) hllVC thc valuable Mon- abandoned itb former "lofty eMiiblishmcru - the kind that moutl1 Cons>olidutcd Waltr Co, concept of the Marailla Tract generate a lot of traffic. rat-Uity on Shrewsbury Avc as our (iolden Triangle and "Instead of a top quality de- nuc>lnls administration gives now seems willing to settle for partment store, we now iearn us SUI'' (lut»inUii 'iniprnve- NO CONCESSIONAIRES PROFITS jusl another shupping cen- that Shrewsbury is to be him- n'ents';ls l>unkin" Donuis. ter." orcd with a siiperama-tvpe "Thl' kin(l "' businesses ALL TYPES Dr. Judd, Democratic ' operation. • " being atU'aetod by thc present Borough Council candidate, "And to top it off, Mayor administration are e»f little tax called the governing body's Robert C. Lawrence III was V!>.IUP lo Shrewsbury and add AUTO CENTER SPECIAL Monday night approval of use less than candid when I asked significantly to the costs of variances for a restaurant whether tie had thc results of wviws that must be pro- 20,000-MILE GUARANTEE and tliealer "a long step in state Transportation Depart- vldod for them." the_downgrading of this valu- nu«nt and Monmouth Cmmly mmmmmmm*"mm" I COMPLETE BRAKE OVERHAUL] able property," which is off Planning Hoard .studies. Broad St. at Shrewsbury Ave. ""<•' ^'iti. 'It's covered in FREE ESTIMATES - CALL TODAY! [COMPACTS: "Not too long ago/' Dr. the resolution.' AUTO Judd recalled, "our officials "But a reading of the rcso- I Falcons, Cornels, wcre talking about Shrews- iution fails to disclose any Chtvyll's, sucl1 MODERN KITCHEN bulk's Golden Triangle at this information. Tjffid of a effrtb old kdctien? I Corvairs location, with total ratables of ' "' find it incredible, also, INSURANCE Gftl out low pure ftif a i>ow one some $7 or |8 million to help (hat our police chief, Ray- STANDARDS: our hard-pressed taxpayers. mond Mass, widely acknowl- /instate NEW BATHROOM I Fords, Plymouth*, "Now we find that this edged as an expert in traffic I Chevys, Ramblers control,ln wase not even asked to GUARANTEES BIG CARS: **B-59.96 to continue your Auto IMPROVEMENT Drug Charge &^ « '-"^~«" Insurance for five years! TERMS ARRANGED Pontiacs, Buicks, 9 Brah*i34 Mor« "This is another example of Olds, Dodges, DijcflrJk«i how this administration, Slightly Higher Is Made I Cadillacs M1DDLET0WMIDDIJ5T0WN - A mamann ^f}* roas«ul;ancc,s '« ">c 741-2400 stopped on Lconardville Road "On ,y' f I W l° SCrVC OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 MONMOUTH CONSTRUaiON CO, !^3 IRAKI UNING ^ for a motor vehicle violation ^,e interests of our commu- SATURDAY 9 to 1 HERE'S WHAT WE DO: GUAMNTII 4 m r nd al HIGHWAY 35 AT HEDDONS CORNER,MIDDIETOWN CXtt IMII UMNO 4 CUAIANIMD 2 has been charged bv police S » "f .^: 437BROADST.,H'way35 •Riplocti>mngon4whfftU 0 U 9 n c ras thc acc * Moihini 4 brokt drumi with possession of approxi- nl,l m °f / ? ?"!" 741-5060-776 6600 l ll! hmenis ot the SHREWSBURY * Ittptct whiil cylinder i mately 18 grams of mari- ' ' Preceding • Inipect ngiter cyfindf r juana. ««——«« * Repack whtil bearings lG» * OC«*Ct Ottydfovklirm >Ns(a.iAr<0». COSI vwiu II HO According to Police Chief • Bleed hydraulic tyiitm ond rt IDIO ON in[ '(KINU&I 01 G(j*t. 9 WHHO O»ii i n .trv»uf netivip * Adjuit biokei and road t«it Joseph M. McCarthy, the sus- pect, identified as Robert De- Fillippo, 23, of Mabel Ave., Keonardo, was arrested by Patrolman Michael Slover shortly before 10 a.m. after the officer stopped the vehicle near Seventh St. in Belford. Mr. DeFillippo has been -re- leased in $500 bail pending a hearing in Municipal Court Sept. 23. :••'. Fort Groups Dine Thursday FT. MONMOUTH -'The 1971-72 season for professional •Atrton<)ilion«l con "JMon. lorgt Con ilighll/ High«f. associations here gets under way next Thursday with a To'All Our Residential Customers: Joint dinner meeting at which SHOCKS-ALIGNMENT SPECIAL Maj. Gen. Hugh F. Foster Jr. will be the speaker. Our Reg. 23.75 Organizations taking part in 1 4 Days Only Recent conditions of natural increased supply of natural gas be- 74.44 the Gibbs Hall gathering are lOur K mart mechanics will install 2 standard size, ori the Armed Forces Commu- nications and Electronics As- gas supply nationally have caused comes available from time to time, Iginal equipment-type shocks, adjust toe-in, toe-out, sociation, the Association of |adjust caster and camber, inspect steering the United States Army, the certain curtailments in adding new as we expect it will, you will be au- Army Aviation Association of CORNER OF ROUTE 35 & America and the Armed customers, but our (WiVlinc cus- thorized to use gas for heat on a BETHANY RD. IN HAZLET Forces Management Associ- ation. • :; tomers can be assured that our "first'comc. first served" basis. supply is adequate to take care of all their needs.

,0ne of the restrictions an- As a protection to all our cus- nounced.July 15, 1971 was that tomers and in the interest of fair natural gas customers wishing lo play, if a customer installs pas heat convert from other fuels to gas without authorization. New Jersey for heating had to do so by Sept. Natural Gas Company will discon- 15. This means there will bo no tinue, gas healing service. \' conversions permitted as such from this date on until the supply situa- tion improves. In the meantime, we COMING will take request? on a priority basis The gas supply situation is - from customers who wish to eon- sho w in jj bign,s o f inrpro v i ng. ahd -. • TUESDAY vert to gas heat.' you can be sure that yoifr gas conii- !'; •>..s SEPTEMBER 21st pany is doing all it can. first, to .'.' In other worrit, if you plan make corlain eNisting.eustomers are "' A PREVIEW OF to convert to gas heat, you must adequately supplied, and secondly, ' MONMOUTH COUNTY sign up at your nearest New Jer- to make a> much gas available as sey Natural Gas (lompany office possible for new customers. HIGH SCHOOL and be put on the \\ailing Ik. As an FOOTBALL SEASON i w The Annual Tabloid Section will include complete schedules of ALL SHORE CON- FERENCE TEAMS and OTHER MON- MOUTH COUNTY SCHOOLS, Preview i •'* Stories and Photographs and Many Other Features. NEW JERSEY NATURAL GAS COMPANY

NORTHERN MONMOUTH COUNTY'S OUTSTANDING NEWSPAPER Mail Is Indicted For Child A&M fVfmr DAY 10.10 FREEHOLD - Jerry D charged wttbf rdbb|hg,<«ur Burden, 32, of Weit Morris bank money order* valued, "it tf Ave., Belford, was indicted by »75 from Elwood Hyers, | the Monmouth County Grand Thomas St., Freehold, July U | Jury on charges of abuse of and receiving the stolen While Quantities last! 1 his three children, checks the next day. g- Burden's wife. Ports, 28, John Pochick, 51, of Chelsea % was Indicted on charges of Ave., Long Branch, was •' neglect nf the children. Do- charged with escaping from I •••Inic. .1; Richard!, 2, and West Long Branch Police | Immy, five months, Headquarters Aug. 2 where he f IIP indictment rhargea that was detained on forgery f iitlcn Inflicted unnecessary charges. %•' •> slcal pain on the children Michael J. Richardson, 21, ,| i.y striking, beating, punching Main St., Matawan, was a iind wounding them. charged with carnal abuse of 5 Mrs, Burden was charged a 15-year-old Matawan girl 1 with'falling to provide proper July 13 in Marlboro. BOXED f and sufficient food, clothing, James Townsend, 24, of Ra- 6 maintenance and medical at- vine Dr., Matawan, was SOFT, GUT PILE SHOWER-BATH FASHION-SET | tention for the children be- charged with issuing a forged ll tween Jan, I and Aug. 1. check for »20» and one for 3-PC. BATH SET RUBBER MAT COSTUME RINGS f This indictment and these $1,500 Feb. 16, 1970 to the | six were among those banded Keansburg-Middletown Na- Reg. 3.96 ~ 2 Days Only Reg. 1.88-2.67-2Days Only Reg.W-tDayiOnly A: up to Superior Court Judge tional Bank, Middlctown, H'Francis X.'Crahay, assign- against the account of Mr. j, ment judge, who ordered and Mrs. Thomas GopsillNr, $ them filed, Red Hill Road, Middletown. ,] James McKnlght, 20, of He also was charged with re- ' Monmouth Ave, and Albert ceiving stolen property, a po- Fluffy viscose in avocado " " srt, 24, of Colonial lice commissioner's shield Play it safe! Extra large Large colored and mod both Freehold, were valued at $25 and a check green, hot pink, royal suction q,ups on this no- blue. whil«. 21" x. 32' stones. Clusters and tail- with robbing $75 from book, the property of Mr. skid, no-slip rubber bath ored style*. Antique Susmano, New York Gopsijl Feb. 14, W70. mat. 24" x 24" Johnny guardorcontour. gold finish. Buy now! 19 In Freehold D. Richard Williams, Phila- delphia, Pa., was charged with possession of a dan- ' Mtnirnouth AVe. arid Timothy gerous; weapon, a pistol, in a P. Lewis. 21, of Holmes Ter- vehicle July 30 in Freehold race, both Freehold, were Township, MEN'S & BOYS' Assault Charges FLARES Referred to Jury HAZLET - Charges er, Mrs. Helen Kilpatrick, was against a local man involving fined $25 for allowing her son. two counts of atrocious as- to operate her car while his li- sault have been referred to cense is revoked. Patch Pocket and West- the Grand Jury by Municipal Judge Agresti issued a ern Models. Assortment Court Judge Vincent J. Agr- bench warrant for the arrest of Denim and Perm. esti. of Donald M. Ebersole of Jer- Press Blends. Men's The suspect, John S. Livio sey City who allegedly failed Sizes 29-38 Boys' Sizes of 18 W. Richard St., is ac- to pay $100 In fines after being 8-18 cused of assaulting a local granted two weeks to do so by couple Aug. 19 with a knife. the court. He is free in $5,000 bail. John and Nina Masini of 69 Kined for traffic offenses Matawan Ter., Matawan, were Marion Moultrie of 94 were fined $50 each after they Gillville Lane. Middletown, pleaded guilty to, shoplifting $15 for driving without a li- charges. The couple was ac- cense; James Bonelli III of cused of taking merchandise Haddon Heights, $15 for care- valued at $85 from J. M. less driving; and Thelma J. Fields Department Store, Rt. Gerkvenik of 9 Morningside 35. Ave., Keansburg, $30 for Vincent J. KUpatrlck of 47 speeding and driving without AUTUMN SUCKS Compton Ave., West Keans- a vehicle registration in her SALE! WORKSHOP burg, was fined a total of $210 possession. Mrs. Gerkvenik lor driving while on the re- was also assessed $25 on con- 'N TOPS, 4-14 TOOL BONANZA! voked list. The youth's moth- tempt of court charges. Reg. 1.96 Reg. 2.96 Reg. 197 to 2.46 - 2 Days Only

Taxes, Crime ;•>. TOPS 4v SLACKS 48 MEN'S LEATHER BOOTS Your Choice Galled the Issues Tops: Cotton and cotton-blend shirts, Our Regular 9.96-2 DaysOnly \ MIDDLETOWN - Edward security exceeds by far in fat- nylon sport tops. Many colors 'n styles. I Full-grain leather upper* 6 ' slip joint pliers. 5-pc. screwdriver sets. Com- P. Carey Jr., Democratic can- al attacks from so-called natu- Slacks: Acrylic bonded to nylon or to oil-resistant soles, vulca- didate for State Assembly in ral causes the rate of murder bination squares.''8' power lock tapes. Claw rayon acetate Many colors 'n plaids. nized for rugged wear. the Monmouth coastal Dis- with weapons. Spanish brancy 7-12 hammers 7" grip pliers Adj hacksaws trict, says real estate taxes "Third, drugs. This is so and fear of crime in the closely enveloped in the crime streets are the paramount problem that the difference concerns of New Jersey resi- perhaps is indistinguishable. dents. "Fourth, environmental In a talk prepared for a and consumer protection. Channel 52 public television These are areas of throttling audience, Mr. Carey, a New powers in the outdoors that York textile marketer, said strangle physically and in- relief of local taxpayers and doors that collapse the pocket- control of drag traffic are the book." prime problems the next leg- islature must face. He said: "Careful study of the atti- Variances tudes of people in my district, which is the Raritan Bayshore Are Granted and the northern Atlantic LITTLE SILVER - The coast, Indicate a list of prior- Board of Adjustment has ities for the legislature. granted two variances that HANDY PLASTIC AIDS 60-CT. ECONOMY-PACK "First, unless something is permit,building one-family LUBRICANT CAN .22 CAL SHELLS done to relieve teal estate homes on undersized lots. Discount Price - 2 Bays Only DISPOSABLE DIAPERS Reg. 1.48 88'Keg. taxes, there will be a silent re- Harry Genovese was grant- Ow ff«0.2.>6 - 2 0ays volt in terms of abandoned H /4-bu. laundry basket. SALE PRICE C ed permission to build on his 30-qt. waste basket. 3- Regular, 16x1 2'A" diapers with property, deteriorating build- property on Silverwhite Road tapes, flushes easilyl No need (or 97 66 Sol* Ings, decreased tenant and pc. mixing bowl sel. 15- pins or rubber pants. So convenient $O27 Multi-purpose aerosol. and the board granted a vari- qt. dish pan. ll'-i -qt. pail, (•r travel, economical for home 1 2 oz * can Savel Long Rifle Hi-Speed for homeowner preventive 1 JM™ m ance for developing the Lap- Ru l proof Save now Charge it. Savo. M target or game maintenance, and cheap inski property on George St. 2 sales. Mr. Genovese's property is "Second, fear of crime in short 15 feet of frontage and the streets, even in the home. the Lapinski variance in- This is perhaps more signifi- cludes the stipulation that he cant than actual crime Itself. agree to construct a road on The agonizing dread of in- the property. , Property Split High Interest h Approved and Flexibility OCEANPOitT - The Plan- ning Board approved the request of Earl Van Pelt, Branchport Ave., to subdivide a M-by 430-foot lot. A 100-x 200-foot corner was subdivided, leaving,.an I.- shaped lot. A home Is built on one comer of the L. The va- cant section will be left (or the use of neighborhood chil- dren. 18-OZfMOUTHWASH BIG CANDY BARS OIL FILTER TRANS. RADIO GE DRY IRON SPORT GLASSES Reg. 118-2Days Only Reg. IV • 2 Bay% Only Reg. 1.96 - 2 Days Only Reg. 21,46 • 2 Bays Only SPEEDS IRONING A POOR RECORD Reg. 6.88-2 Bay t Only BALTIMORE (AP) - For C Reg. 9.88 -2 Days Only the second straight year, the Baltimore metropolitan area 54 1.37 15.88 led the nation in violent crimp, Family siitet. Oral hygiane Fun size 1 6-OJ:.* with milk- iSpin-on or cartridge. Perk Hardware, built-in speak 6.88 5.44 , the Federal Bureau of Investi- that leaV98 mouth clonn. chocolnte, almonds. Save, •tip your engine right howl ers. With now permanent press Focal 3x26 for thoale • •' gallon reported. '. ' fluid M, •No- . elfjht Deluxe ffodio.....22.88 setting. Weighs only 216 sports. IncludBS case. The FBI said that one person out of 100 throughout the city and four surrounding counties was either murdered, raped, Corner of Route 35 & Bethany Rd. In Hazlet robbed or assaulted In 1970. 10 IV Daily HucikH-f, BH Bank~MMdI«lown,M-,Mondiy,SepUanber20,1971 Mid-Septe rr) bp r Bridal Raffetto-Reinauer Jackstadt-Vqn Vliet RIDGEWOOD - Miss Karen Shelby Rclnaucr and Roger ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Mr. and Mrs. Albert (i. Walter Raffetlo were married here Saturday at a double-ring Wright Jr.. 14 Keystone Drive, announce the marriage of nor ceremony performed sn Christ Church by the Rev. Marshall T. daughter, Miss Linda 0. Van Vliet, to Mure A. J»ckst»dt, son Rice and the Rev. Dr. Alfred Miller. A reception was held in of Mr. and Mis. Alfred L. Jackstadt, 5:1 Nautilus Drive, Lean- the Ridgewood Country Club. ardo. Tlio bride is tin- daughter also of the late Stewart Van The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mis. Ii. Franklin Rei- Vliet Jr. of .Shrewsbury. , , naucr 2nd of Ridsewood, where Mr. Hcinaucr was formerly The CTieinony took place Saturday in All Saints Memorial mayor. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Frank Episcopal Church, Nn\esink, with the Hev, Harry R, Sorensen Itanauor and the late Mr. and Mrs. William Schccljc, both official mg. A reu-pltuii was held in Conner's Hotel, Highlands. lamilies of Ititlgewooil. Mi.s. Kathleen DeMarks,, Keyporl, was matron ornonor. The bridegroom, of Brighton, Mais., is (he son of Mr. and AKo attending tlio bride were her two cousins Mrs. hdvrard Mrs. J. Walter Ralfcllo, 8 Sleepy Hollow Road, Middlctown. Siillivim, Annapolis, Md., and Miss Nancy Maxfleld, Little Sil- The bnde had Miss I.inda .Siinonson as her maid of honor. ver; Miss Diane Uumey, Leonardo, and Mrs. Robert Kuuff- Mr.s. Mure Jnckstadt The other bridal attendants were Mrs. Richard B. Licbcrl, the man Jr., Manasquan, the bridegroom's sister, whose daughter, (The former Linda Van Vliet) bridegtoom's- sister, and the Misses Cynthia Anne Remauer, Jacqueline Kauffman, was flower girl. (The former sister of the bride, Linda Stocckcr and Mary Jane Paiadis. Lawrence MaePIieo, Leonardo, was best man and ushers Karen Relnauer) Michael Monroe was best man. The ushers were B. Frank- wore Ronald Newell, Middletown; Michael Pinto, Leonardo; lin Remauer 2nd, the bride's brother, Theodore M. Cromn, Albeit «. Wright 3id, Atlantic Highlands, stepbrother of the Robert B. Patterson and Richard B. Liobert. « i bride and Robert Kauffman Jr., Manasquan, brother-in-law of The bride was graduated from Ridgcwbod High School and Mrs. Jeffrey Frimpter Mrs. William Bache the bridegroom. received a bachelor degree in medical technology from Wcst- (The former (The former The bride, a graduate of Henry Hudson Regional School, orook College, Portland, Maine. She made her debut in 196G at Roberta van Pernis) Elizabeth Gould) attended Monmouth College, West Long Branch, and is em- the Valley Hospital Cotillion. Mrs. Raffetto is a laboratory ployed at Laird and Company, Scobeyville. technician at Deaconess Hospital, Boston. Bache-Gouid Mr. Jackstadt, a former Spec. 4 in the U.S. Army 23rd Ar- Mr. Raffetto is an alumnus of Bowdoin College, Brunsw- tillary stationed in Vietnam, is a graduate of Middletown ick, Maine, and served two years in the y.S. Army, stationed SARASOTA, Fla. — Miss Elizabeth Ann Gould, daughter Township High School and attended Rutgers University and in Thailand. He is employed by Bird and Son, East Walpole, of Mr. and Mrs. William Richard Gould of this place, formerly Monmouth. College. He is employed at International Flavors & Mass. The couple will reside in Hingham, Mass. of Middletown, N.J. was married hero Saturday in St. Mar- Fragrances, Union Beach. The couple will reside in Atlantic tha's Catholic Church to William Allan Bache, Sarasota, son of Highlands. Mrs. John Emery Swearingen of Gainsvillc and the late Col, Fnmpter-Vcm Pern is William Hyatt Bache. A reception was held in Marline's Res- Chimento-McKnight . MIDDLETOWN - Miss School of Nursing and Roose- taurant, here. Roberta van Pcrnis, daughter velt School of Ancsthesiology. The bride had her cousin, Miss Margaret Ann Henfey, Na- RED BANK - Miss Gail F. sister of the bridegroom, and of Mrs. Helen van Pernis, 75 She studied also at Fairleigh vesink, N.J. as Hey only attendant, John Emery Swearingen McKnight, daughter of Mrs. Miss Kathleen'Culkin, Lin- East Lincoln Ave., Atlantic Dickinson University and is Jr. was best man for his stepbrother. The ushers were Paul D. Thomas McKnight, 31 Elm croft. Kidd and Richard Gauthier. • Highlands, was married here employed at Roosevelt Hospi- Place, Red Bank, and the late George Conway Jr., Middle- Mrs. John Chimento The couple will reside m Saiasota. Mr. McKnight, became the town, was best man; Ushers yesterday in King of Kings tal, New York.' (The former Call McKnight) Lutheran Church to Jeffrey Mr. Frimpter is an alumnus bnde of John A. Chimento, were Paul Santarelli, cousin E. Frimpter, son of Mr. and• of Valley Forge Military Aca- son of Mr. and Mrs. John Chi- of the bridegroom; Geoffery Mrs. Elbert Frimpter, .106 demy, Wayne, Pa., and at- mento, 59 'Ocean Ave., Mon- Pearc'c, Eatontown; Walter Mrs. Brace Smith Third Ave., Atlantic High- tended Marietta (Ohio) Col- mouth Beach, Saturday here Maurer Jrt, Anthony Chi- (The former Nancy Gilmore) lands. lege and Monmouth College, in St. James Catholic Church. mento, brother of the bride-• The reception was in Molly West Long Branch. He is epi-. The Rev. John J. Zee offici- groom, and junior usher Do- Pitcher Inn, Red Bank. ployed by Norwood Dis- ated. minick Santarelli, Newark, The bride was graduated tributors, Perth Amboy. There was a reception im- cousin of the bridegroom. ', from Atlantic Highlands High Mr. and Mrs. Frimpter will mediately after the ceremony The bride,Jan alumna of School, Presbyterian Hospital reside in Woodbridge. in the home of the bride- Red Bank Catholic High groom's parents. School and Wilfred Academy 'ihc bride,.who was es- of Hair and Beauty Culture, Smith-Gilmore corted by. Frank Loversidgc Asbury Park, is employed at RED BANK - Miss Nancy maid of honor. Tlio brides- of-Red Bank, had Mrs. Robert the Hair Design Studio, Sea Jane Gilmore and Bruce maids were the Misses Lynn Preim Jr., Red Bank, as her Bright. . Thomas Smith were married Heblcr and Kathy Radics. matron of honor. Also attend- The bridegroom, an here Saturday at a Nuptial The flower girl was Sim- ing the bride were her niece alumnus of Red Bank High Mass celebrated in St. James onne Gilmore; sister of the Miss Roberta Schaetzle, Ak- School, is a senior at Mon- Catholic Church by the Rev. bride. Brian Smith, the bride- ron, Ohio; Mrs. George Con- mouth College, West Long Nicholas Yonpa. The recep- groom's brother, was ring *««*• way Jr., Middletown; Miss Branch. The couple' will re- tion was in The Cobblestones, bearer. Sharon Chimento, at home, side in Monmouth Beach. Middletown. Gary Smith was best man Mrs\ Anthony Iacona Jr. The parents of the couple for his brother. The ushers Mrs. William Gcbclc 3rd Mrs. Kduard von Bricsen are Mr. and Mrs. William II. were Robert Krueger and Wil- Gebele-Bonielio (The former Carol Horner) (The former Paula Boniello) (The former Alice Marvin) LONG BRANCH - Holy man for his brother. The ush- Gilmore, 102 Crestview Drive, liam Gilmore Jr., brother of ers were Ralph Boniello, " Middletown, and Mr. and Mrs. the bride. Trinity Catholic Church was the setting here yesterday for brother of the bride, John Iacona-. Donald J. Smith, 60 Trafford Mrs. Smith was graduated Brinley, the bridegroom's St., Shrewsbury. the marriage of Miss Paula Mrs. Joseph Gugllelmt from Middletown Township Cecelia Boniello, daughter of stepbrother, and Robert Der- Horner 1 (The former Linda Nielsen) Miss Janice Ireton was High School and is employed Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Bo- ner. PERTH" AMBOY — Miss by the N.J. Bell Telephone niello, 349 Willow Ave., to Wil- Mrs. Gebelc, an alumna of Carol Marie Horner and U.S. Company, Keyport. Mr. liam Xavier Gebelc 3rd, son Long Branch High School, at- Air Force Sgt. Anthony Iac- Guglielmi-Nielsen Smith, a Red Bank Regional of Dr. and Mrs. William X. tended the University of ona Jr. were married here "WEST LONG BRANCH - of Fashion Design, New York. High School alumnus, is em- Gebelc Jr. of Lakewood. The Bridgeport in Connecticut, Saturday at a ceremony per- /St. Jerome's Catholic Church •The bridegroom is an ployed by the Prudential. Life Rev. Joseph Doino officiated. and Monmouth College, West formed in St. Peter's Episco- /was five setting here Saturday alumnus of Westfield High Insurance Company, Newark. The reception was in Long Branch. She is a secre- pal Church by the Rev. Canon ' for the marriage at a Nuptial The couple will reside in Eed George H. Boyd. The recep- School and R.C.A. Institute, Bank. Squires Pub, West Long tary for the Procurement and Mass of Miss Linda Elisa New York. He is an electronic Branch. Production Directorate, Ft. tion was in Shore Point Inn, •Nielsen, daughter of Capt. technician with Savin Busi- The bride had Mrs. James Monmouth, where Mr. Gebele Hazlet. \ lead Mrs. Erik Nielsen, 12 ness Machines, Cranford. The Moran as her matron of hon- is an electronic engineer: Parents of the c'buple are ;.Muncy Drive, West Long couple will reside in North Scott- or. Also attending the bride The bridegroom was gradu- Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hor- ^Branch, and Joseph Anthony Plainfield. • . were Mrs. John Salerno, Mrs. ated from Lakewood High ner, Edison, and Mr. and Mrs; jjGugliejmi, son of Mr. and Tomaszewicz David Ebert and Miss Carolyn School and Villanova (Pa.) Iacona, 23 Jijcal Ave., East vjMrs. Dominick Guglielmi of VFW Auxiliary 1 Trifari. Keansburg. ASBUHYPARK -Miss University. The couple will re- '•'Westfield. The reception was Gregory Gebele was best side in Lakewood. Miss Deborah Moroz and M Molly Pitcher Inn, RedCard Party Set Deborah Lee Tomaszewicz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gallo attended the brid- Bank. KEANSBURG - A card al couple. party and fashion show will be John Tomaszewicz of Ft. Lrau-' Miss Susan Zebrowski, the derdale, Fla., was married to Mrs. Richard Scott Mis. Paul Flannlgan Von Briesen-Marvin The bride was graduated bride's aunt, was maid of hon- presented by the Veterans of (The former from Edison High School and Foreign Wars Ladies Aux« Richard D. Scott, son of Mr. (The former LOCUST — The home of Mrs. Linda Marvin Pease, as or. The bridesmaids were the Deborah Tomaszewicz) • Eileen Blake) Mr. and Mrs. David Forer matron of honor. The bride- the Essex College of Business. Misses Norma Guglielmi and Jliary Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the and Mrs. George A. Scott, 45 post home, Ramsey Ave. and Stephenville Blvd., Middle- • was the setting here Saturday groom's sister, Miss Janet von She is a secretary with Union Gloria Cuseo. Diana Nielsen, for the marriage of Miss Alice Briesen, was maid of honor. Carbide-Linde Division Na- .the bride's sister, \yas junior Frances Place. town, Aug. 29 here in Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catho- Flannigan-Blake Ruth Marvin, daughter of Dennis Dilmaghani was best tional Specialty Gas Office, bridesmaid, and Michael Niel- Featured will be clothing RED BANK — The marriage of Eileen Conner Blake to Mrs. Howard B. Marvin of East Brunswick. sen was ring bearer for his from Robert Hall, prizes and lic Church. The Rev. Marcel- man. The usher was John von lino Romagno officiated. The . Paul N. Flannigan took place Saturday here in the Salvation Rio de Janeiro and New York, Briesen, brother of the bride- Sgt. Iacona is stationed at sister. refreshments. Army, Riverside Ave. Brig. John Fancy officiated. There was' and the late Mr. Marvin, to McGuh» Air Force Base. Tickets are available from reception was in the Berkeley groom. * Charles Facciponti was best Carteret Hotel. a reception immediately after the ceremony in the American Edward Fuller von Briesen, The couple will reside in Wan. Ushers wert" Kenneth Mrs. Gerard Scalzo, chair- Mrs. von Briesen was grad- Mrs. Judy Duncan, Middles- Legion Hall, Keansburg. son of Mrs. Elizabeth Suydam uated from the Ethel Walker Hightstown. Maloney, James Simone and man, and Mrs. Alfred Grandi, The. bride is the daughter of Mrs. Edward Arnold, Flor- von Briesen, New York, and Herbert Meiklc. co-cjiairman. town, sister of the bride- School, Simsbury, Conn., and groom, was matron of honor. ence Ave., Leonardo, and Frederick Conner, Jersey City. Par- the late Hans von Briesen. Jackson College, Tufts Uni- Mrs. Guglielmi was gradu- ents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flannigan, 29 The ceremony was performed, Parent Education Also attending the bride were versity, Medford, Mass. Mr, Membership . ated from David Brearley Re- her two cousins, the Misses Hudson Ave., Port Monmouth. by the Rev. James B. Sim- von Briesen was graduated gional, High School,' Ke- League to Meet Donna and Audrey Tomas- The couple, who were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Donald pson, rectorof Christ Episco- from Choate School, Wall- Tea Is Set nilworth, and Mayer's School FREEHOLD - A meeting Coates, Port Monmouth, will reside in East Keansburg; Both . pal Church of Middletown. zewicz, and Miss Margie Pry- ingford, Conn., and attended H1VER PLAZA - The Vil- of the Norma Kershkowitz ' dun. Flower girls were Nancy attended Middletown Township High School. The bride had her sister, Tufts University. chapter of the League for Also attending the bride were Mrs, Dorothy Schultheiss, lage Women's Club's annual and Laurie Swisstack. Pages membership tea Thursday at Bridal Note Parent Education Wednesday were Scott and Devin Duncan. Miss Susan Schultheiss and Miss Maureen Barker. Usher was Engagement and wedding at 8:30 p.m., here in the home' Steven Schultheiss. . ' ' Lane-Namyen 8:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Gilbert Scott was best man Anthony Adams, 8? Whitman forms are available on of Mrs. Matthew Daniels, 41 for his brother. Ushers were . MIDDLETOWN - Chancery Judge Merrill'Lane Jr. and request to The Daily Register. Bennington Road, will have a Drive, will have Mrs. Charles John G. Tomaszewicz, brother Course Set by League Mrs. Lane, Serpentine and Valley Drives, announce the mar- W. Simms, vice president of No snapshots arc acceptable. discussion led by Dr. Marvin of the bride, George Dennis riage of Miss Anong Poo Namyen of Bangkok, Thailand, to Bridal announcements are SUverman, psychologist. RUMSON — The Junior County. The panel Will include the fifth district, New. Jersey and Thomas Blinn. then- son, U.S. Army Capt. Morritt Larie 3rd, Aug. 2 in Bang- Stale Federation of Women's , preferred in advance early in The league program is The bride, a graduate of League of Monmouth County George L. Blelitis, president of aimed at the normal parent of will present the Community the Monmouth. County Nation- kok.Mrs. Lane is the daughter of Maj. Somphen Poo Namycn Clubs, as special guest. Mrs' the week preceding the wed- . Neptune High School and Wil- of the Thailand Army, and Mrs. Namyen. Before her marriage Eugene Harcsar, 14 Acker ding, or directly after the the "well" child. Members fred Academy of Hair and • Sectionof the 1971 Provisional al Bank; Edward Moran, pub- meet monthly in small, infor- Course, a program designed lic relations, Bell Telephone Mrs. Lane was doing hospital nursing scrvicein Bangkok. Drive, Middletown, member- wedding. Day of wedding pho-' Beauty Culture, Asbury Park, Capt. Lane, an alumnus of Rutgers University, New tographs received two weeks. mal discussion groups, guided is employed at the New Jer- to give provisional a com- Laboratories, Holmdcl, and ship chairman, will furnish by trained parent educators. prehensive picture of Mon- Michael Slovak, president of Brunswick, is assigned to the 160th Engineer Group at Ft. details concerning club activi- after the ceremony run the sey National Bank, Neptune. Bragg, N.C. His grandfather, the former Merrill Lane, was ' risk of not being used. There Mrs. Louis Alfonso is in mouth County through panel steinbacli. ties to interested women in The bridegroom, an .discussions, individual speak- vice chancellor of the State of New Jersey, and his fattier is the community, who wish to is no charge for any material charge of information con- alumnus of Middletown Town- On Sept. '11 at 8 p.m. in cerning the league. ers and day trips. judge of the New Jersey Superior Court, Appellate Division. attend. '/• used." ship High School, attended league headquarters, Mrs. The couple reside in Fayctteville, N.C. Monmouth College and until Tomorrow at 8 p.m., here in Charles Welter, a member of Projects developed by vari- recently served three years in Ihe League of Women Voter.s, MEMBERSHIP TEA ous departments in the club league headquarters, Mrs, LUNCHEON MEETING will be on display and mem- the U.S. Army, including a James Egan, Fair.Haven, a will talk on New Jersey stale MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - NEW SHREWSBURY - A (our of duty in Vietnam. He is government. A member of the 1A membership tea by the bers will put. (in a grownup 5th ANNIVERSARY professional league member, luncheon meeting of the New version of "Show-And-Tell" to attending Monmouth College, will moderate, a panel com- Monmoutli County Arts Coun- Dante Alighieri Society Is Shrewsbury Community Club West Long Branch. The cil will present the cultural scheduled at the home of Mrs. demonstrate their own pet prised of members of the busi- is set for Thursday at 1 p.m. projects. =SPECIAL= couple reside in Red Bank. ness community in Monmouth picture in Monmouth County. Leonard Sas.so, 108 Andovcr in the Channel Club, Mon- League members and their Lane, Thursday at 8:30 p.m. mouth Beach. Mrs. Frank Metal sculpture by Jim FRIDAY, SEPT. 17 thru HtlDAY, SEPT. 24 husbands and any interested This tea will acquaint new Koucheand MIH. Frank Gary, owner of the Iron But- members.of th<; community members with the purpose Leaning are chairmen. Mrs. terfly Gallery, Red Bank, will SEAFOOD AT ITS BEST WIG & HAIRPIECE CLINIC arc invited to attend. and goals of the society. Charles Schubert, Middle- comprise a special display. EVERY TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAY town, a former airline stew- Your Choke All Week An uncommon recipe ardess, will present a slide Unsightly black jicel marks • 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. program on beauty and how- on your kitchun floor can be from the uncommon salt to-pnek tips. rubbed out with a pencil eraser. JUMBOSHRIMP lei Us Sofve Your Problems. Be sure lo use Diamond Crystal. It h a bcllcr tall—uncommon because it's dl/rcrcnlly made to make food tasto uncommonly good. Every grain has diamond-like facets that cliiift where you shake it for even salting: and in cookinf, Us crys- FISH DINNER Mr. Harvey's tal purity really tells. , Custom Carpet Cleaning Suvtd with Shrimp Cotktall or Clams on '/> ttwll • Oyster Stow orClam Chowdar • Potato • Colo Slaw • Broad • SUZANNE FASHION WIGS IN THE HOME BavaraflO* Dossert I quart milk 9 tegi, well hcilcn Situ'v I'HO I cup while cornmcal whipped butler orm mm maim $1.00 ummn 558 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY N.J. 1 rounded tip, salt cinnamon (Next to Shrewsbury Post Office) Uring f»M to l'»! boiiljij; p'liot, Genlly silt tn conrmcil. TAKE OUT & PHONE ORDERS Adit sjlt .inrj slir ever luw tieat until all liquid teabsotbed. «'M ei(t unlil very Ililtk and lignt arid stir In cjtefully, Charles F. Hanisch Pour Into tvoll-bulltud ! MCH » MM,, a "™ I • V , The Dally Kegubr, Red B»nk - Mirfdletcmn, N.J., Mwirfay," September 20,1971 J1 [Tihton Togs Li Olde Shrewsbury Antiques Show Will Open Tomorrow ; SHREWSBURY - Twenty the years. Blue Ball, tho old graveyard* antiques dealers from New Just next door, separated where seven generations back' York, Pennsylvania and New only by very picturesque old He at rest, and the parsonages' Jersey are participating In the gravoyards, is the Olde Pres- of the churches which ar«. Olde Shrewsbury Corner,1) An- byterian Church which was Handsome old houses? tiques Show and Sale thjit will founded by a handful of "qui- Nature's gift to this section take place here tomorrow and et, Godly, lawabiding" folk q( of Shrewsbury is a noble row THREESOME - Previewing fashions from J..J. Wednesday from 10 a.m. to IB Scotch descent. The plain of Sycamore trees which give Newberry, Rod Bank, for their Tlnton Falls s fashl0 s p.m. daily in Blair Hall of tho lines of architecture found fa- their name to the avenue they • u?°t, ~ » "ow, are threesome, left to Presbyterian Church at vor with these stern early set- line. They were old and fa- right, Tim Ryan, 14; Tom Chapman, 13, and Gale Shrewsbury. tlers of Monmouth, After mous long before the Revolu- Jennings, 11, and twosome, below, John Badwlck, The event is sponsored by being reconstructed several tion and give the location a 13, and Debbie Ross, 13, all of New Shrewsbury the women of the Presby- times, the Shrewsbury Pres- particularly English appear- and students at Tlnton Falls School. They will terian Church and of Christ byterian Church stands out ance. After all this time, fjvodel there Wednesday at the opening meeting of Episcopal Church, here. among the houses of worship through decades of progress the PTA at 8:15 p.m. in the all-purpose, room. Guests will be encouraged to that have graced this historic with hustle and bustle -sur- BacK-to-school fashions will be .from J. J. New- view the historic old countryside. In the vestibule rounding it, Shrewsbury Cor- berry, Broad St., Red Bank, and models will be churches, as well as the ad- may be seen the charter ners still stand, as in colonial from the student body. joining burial grounds and tho granted by King George II days — quietly, loyal, faithful nearby Quaker Meeting dated Feb. 21,1750. and steadfast. House. During the Revolution, The churches had their when the British Army en- To give new life to plastic early beginnings when the tered Monmoulh County,_ both sponges wash them, in your Lenni Lenape Indians used the of these historic churches washing machine with' the next trail beside the churches to were occupied by British white wash. The sponges, will move westward from the troops. The Presbyterian min- come out smelling fresh and -north Jersey shore. This trail ister, at this time, the Rev. clean. became the Kings Hwy. when Charles McKnight, and his used by troops during the son were caught and impris- Revolution and later Syca- oned on a British ship. The PHOTOGRAPHIC more Ave. when those famous church had deteriorated dur- 13 sycamores became syno- ing the Revolution so that it &T.V. COMMERCIALS nomous with the 13 original was subsequently torn apart colonies. and rebuilt. This was a Modeling School Lord Qarteret made a grant tedious, slow process and dur- lor Male 8< Female of the Christ Church property ing these years, services were Ynung men, and vyoreen, .Bfles 6 to a William Stout Jr. who held in the adjacent, friendly to 35, can pursue an exciting held it only two days and and sympathetic Christ new career right here in R«d Bank Individual canfiera mod- promptly deeded it to a Church. Two sons of Shrews- cling. Free placement and guid- Thomas Wright. In 1683 it was bury Presbyterian pastors ance icrvicc, *• then deeded to W.illiam have held the post of attorney tiny «r evawng cltuiei , Leeds; however, the Indians general for the state of New • fxtonslvs Curriculum It's A Date still claimed the land and one Jersey — the Hon. Theodore including : William Leeds had to buy it D. Parsons and the Hon. Ed- camera modeling, from them formally in 1684. mund Wilson, son of Dr. self-confidence, phys- MOTHERS TO MEET CARD PARTY ical fitness, chnrm, He paid the Indians: "Nine Thaddeus Wilson who held poise, grooming; IIA7XKT - The Modern MATAWAN - The fifth an- one of the longest pastorates Mothers Social Club will meet. 'nual dessert card party given quarts of rum with cask, three make-up , , blankets, six yards of Duffisld in history — 52 years. .» tonight at 8 p.m. in the home by the Matawan Italian Amer- Picturesque Spot fa of Mrs, Martin Young. ican Association Ladies Aux- tobacco, two new shirts and iliary will take place Wednes- two more good new shirts to In this picturesque spot at day at 8 p.m. in the Don Quix- be paid in siic months, and a Shrewsbury Corners, visitors JUNIOR GARDENEKS ote Inn, Bt. 34. Mrs. Vincent good, new kettle within 14 will also see the oldest Quaker ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Sicoli is chairman. months." Legend has it that Society of Friends meeting — The Junior Garden Clul), William Leeds was one of house on one comer, the his- 520 Fifth Ave. Mew York the Nature Lovers, will have Holmdel LWV Captain kidd's Pirates and toric Allen House, formerly 21-23 Brand St. BED.BANK - a membership meeting tomor- left his property to the church known as The Tavern ol the 842-7299 row at 3 p.m. in the public ele- Programs Set as an atonement for his crimes. The original Indian mentary school. Children in HOLMDEL - The Holmdel • deed with the "marks" of the grades five and six are invited League' of Women Voters will Indian chiefs hangs in the rec- to attend and learn how to have local program unit meet- tory of Christ Church along plant bulbs and how to press ings at 9:15 a.m. tomorrow in with other interesting papers. flowers. Mrs. Kichard Art is the home of Mrs. S. P. Original Charter chairman. Shramko, 7 Indian Creek Hot Pants- Road. The original charter, grant- DAR MEETING On Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. eS by King George II, in 1738, FREEHOLD - The annual there will be a meeting in the yellow and wrinkled with age, Don't mean a thing fall state meeting of the New home of Mrs. A. E. Spencer, hangs in the Bell Tower. Jersey Society, Daughters of HD 2 Willow Road and an 8:15 Queen Anne presented the the American Revolution, will p.m. meeting in the home of church a beautiful Commu- take place tomorrow in the Mrs, Raymond Springberg, 35 nion service which is still in without on. American Hotel. Board meet- Heather Hill Way. •'."•••• use, as is one of the rare ing is at 11:30a.m., the regu- Mrs. J. D. Shrimpton, chair- copies of the "Vinegar Bible" lar meeting is at noon and man, assisted by Mrs. John with its quaint printing. The luncheon will''be served at 1 Bjorkholm, Mrs.' John Chap- Bishop's Chair carved from ELAINE POWERS p.m. , '."; pell, Mrs. Alan Flaherty, Mrs. the oak tree which held the baniel McCormick, Mrs. S. B. old Church Bell, the Canopied FIGURE Weinstcin. and Mrs. Herbert Governor's Pew, used by the Williams will discuss open colonial governor when at- space, cluster zoning and re- tending services, probably the cent court cases which in- only one in the United States, volve zoning ordinances. In- and the gravestones in the terested women of the area aisles of Christ Church trans- One-Third Bi are invited to attend. port a visitor back through Landers Dear Ann Landers: Jane How can you- be sure your and I are ripping mad. We marriage will work? Read shopped for just the right COLLEGE ENTRANCE birthday gift for a mutual Ann Ann Landers' booklet, "Mar- friend who was having a parly riage — What To Expect." that evening. At the last mo- Send your request to Ann BOARDS TUTORING ment a third friend called and Landers Landers in care of your news- asked if we three' could go to paper enclosing 50 cents in. • STIU IflHF TO INROll IhfTparty together. playing with our little girl. coin and a long, stamped, sejf- addressed envelope. On (lie way over, this third They arc both seven years IN CLASSES COMMENCING friend saw our attractively old. Jimmie seemed unusually wrapped gift and bemoaned quiet, When I went to the the fact that she had been too playroom to bring them New Post SEPT. 25 or SEPT. 26 • WALL busy-to buy anything. As the cookies and milk I noticed hostess opened the door, the Jimmie's facu seemed awfully 3 Reasons to Enroll With Us , SYSTEMS third party took the gift out of red, I felt his forehead and 1. Most realistic fee. Modular storago systems my hands and presented it to the child was burning up. I 2, Most experienced teachers in this area aren't 0 brand, row concept. took his temperature. It was They 1ir« appoared in Scandi* the hostess as if it were from • than' any other service, . navia Itvtho 1930s, when the three of .us. The hostess 104. Naturally I told him to go I homos with srnall roomsbegan ' thanked her very much and home immediately. 3.New up-to-date lessons based on current •»to "create ri demand for fresh needs of student • Ideaa In furnishings. By tiio complimented her on the love- The next day .liinmie was in I '1950B, Amorica was coping ly Wrapping. Jane and I are. I with tho samo prphlcm of bed with u virulent flu — the decreasing room sizos in boiling. What should we do'.' kind that affects the in- Call 349-3709 or 462-7374 houses and apartrminis, And - Canadian Cliutspah . • testines. Two days later our hflro, Too, poop'o bocarno aw Bro of tiio ndvantapos of wall Dear Can: Inform the third daughter had the same thing. Monmouth'Ocean Tutoring systom furniture, Bui, until When her temperature shot tip now, tnost componotUs wora party that she owes you for the finest nnirto In collage I designed chiolly with the living one-third of the gift. Arid to 105 our doctor instructed us entrance boards tutoring I room, femily room or tho don " hound her till you get it. to take her to the hospital. COMPUTE In mind.'NoW thny nro soon in She was there five days. The bodroorns «nd havo gono to Dear Ann Landers: The Uho kitclion cspaclally (or tho woman next door is one of bill was $400. Should we 4 MONTH PROGRAM Gourmet cook. those overly-relaxed mothers, present it to the neighbors'' — 0 R H B y R D R Whether or not you uso func- Nothing bothers her. Some of Boiling Over Dr. Illldcgard E. Peplau tions! wall systems is a niiitinr my friends admire her cool Dear Boiling: Simmer down SCOBEYVILLE - Dr. Hil- of choices, Wo tilso hava & fino selection of now living room . but I tliink she's too indiffer- and don't make a fool of your- clcgard E. Peplau,' Madison, Curl A. Qiiuiiliu, furniture and ncoossorios, j ent for her own good — or for self. When kids play together the first New Jersey nurse to IU\ 00 Kinrjn World of Fumiturn, » Rouio 9, Lfikowood, 361-/ the good of her children. Lis- they catch each other's sick- become president of the ten to this and tell mo if I'm nesses. Maybe next month Amnriwm Nurses' Associ- WHAT IS DIFFERENT wrong. ' Jimmio will get your daugh- ation, will bn honored here- ABOUT Per Month ' Last, week her youngest, ter's mumps. Wednesday at. a reception at OUR PHARMACY? boy. .linunic, was over here What awaits you on the oth- Festoon Farm, home of Mrs. To The first er sidjMif the marriage veil? Allison I,. K. Stern. Every pharmacy has its own personality. It is based upon appearance) service, dependability, 45 To Call completeness of stock, the attitude of the people who work In that pharmacy. We feel that our ( The Asbury Park Drapery Factory Outlet pharmacy scores highly In all these.personality No Interest-No Annual Percentage ffoJe 821 HIGHWAY 35 775-1894 factors but still wo arc always striving to im- prove upon them. Adult Evening High School WANAMASSA, NEW JERSEY This extra effort to project a friendly and professional publlo Image is what we feel make* OVER 6000 PAIRS: us different. When someone eoines Into our CALL 842-2451 NOW W8IXHOL.D SOME SLIGHTLY IRREGULAR plinnnncy for tho first time or the thousandth time, wo want them to feel that they arc rc~ FALL REGISTRATION OVER READALY LT ONE HANW G cctvJiiir the best possible service thnt wo can FINNISH SAUWAS I ASK ABOUT OUR provide. & SHOWERS I TEENAGE PROGRAM YOU OR YOUR DOCTOtt CAN PHONE US Monday thru Thursday evening, 60% off DRAPERIES . when you need % delivery. Wo will deliver BEGINNING promptly without extra charge, A crcat, ninny people rely on us for their health needs, We welcome requests for delivery service and churue' ELAINE POWERS Monday, September 20th SHORTY M&PE8 accounts. » at 6:30 P.M. 00 4 25 1 • III; siini:usin HV FIGURE SALON Classes will bo held each Monday thru Thursday M«M. 45" Long 1 «»«•• lUUIAHST. 74I-I8M KHIlKWSItl'HV Broad & Monmouth St., (The Mall) evenings Irom 6:25 p.rn, to 10:10 p.m. at Asbury- i'iii:scitirTi()S'iin:Mis'is V Open Tuds. & Wod, 10 A.M. to S P.M. Red Bnnk, Open 9 AM to 9 PM Park Hlflh School, For more information call 774- Thur«. & Fri. 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. - Sat. 10-5 Sat. 9 AM to 4 PM 3414 • • ' • , :••;••.•.••-•"•'.•; , . Tin- IJailv \WA Hunk - Vli are scheduled to Service extension and mili- passed, 356-49. Due to a profit margin decline be lated by his order because of an excess profits tax on cor- college president, said the gin Oct. 5. Mrs. Donald Lit- tary pay raise bill (HR.6S31). On Administration-backed in the company's grocery de- the memory of a man who tman assi some difficulty in en- porate income. fund was created in memory gave, such tremendous lead- - ^ * library, vol- For the motion — Case, Wil- •substitute amendment to partments in the third quar- be ln liqual Employment Opportu- forcement," Belil commented,, of Judge Simmill, former ership to the institution," Dr.' ,f' d»rge. liams. Motion defeated; 36-47. ter, net income for the period "but I fail to see why this im- chairman of the college's Van Note said. "Monmouth llibrarb y willl have a nity Bill (HR.1746) to give declined to $591,455, equal to "I feel that all Americans portant element of our econo- should be prepared to make board of trustees, who died in m week" Sat- HOUSE - On amendment U.S. Commission authority to 37 cents per share, from July. file court suits on job dis<- my would be more difficult to economic sacrifices to bring t£S^Z^ ot -nhyttr™* Oct. 2 when to Emergency Detention Act $643,357, or 40 cents per share regulate than the literally mil- repeal bill (HR.234) to provide' crimination but eliminate the in the corresponding three our rampant inflation under The late Superior Court being on top of things', „* J ""J^X cfarS lions of wage and price situ-' control. However, the burdens judge served as a member of a kindly way, was Hours are 9:30 a.m. to noon that "no cifeen shall be im- authority sought in original months of 1970. Per share bill to issue its own orders ations affected by the presi- of any economic control must the board from 1958 until 1965, charge." Monday, Wednesday, prisoned or otherwise de- earnings are computed on the dential order. be apportioned as evenly as the last eight years as chair- Thursday, Friday and Satur- tained by the United States against discrimination. basis of 1,599,597 average possible to all aspects of our man. In 1967, Monmouth "The Simmill scholarship to except pursuant to an Act of Against the substitute — How- shares outstanding in 1971 and "Since credit and consumer ! day;. 3 to 5 p.m. Monday economy." awarded him an honorary a deserving student will be an Congress," ard. 1970. borrowing has become so sig- doctor of laws degree. appropriate way to memorial- through Friday, and 7:30 to 9 p.m. Monday through For the amendement — Substitute amendment Students, faculty and ad- ize a man who saw the need Howard. Amendment adopted, 202-197, and then ministration displayed affec- for a highly qualified faculty Thursday. adopted; 290-111. passed as the bill. tion and regard for the judge, and a strong academic pro- and, several years ago, the gram as the foundations of Simmill Pre-Lega! Society for Monmouth's growth," Dr. Van NOTICE students contemplating law Note added. careers was formed in his In Judge Simmill's term on honor, the board, the college moved , The memorial fund was its present location and was launched by an initial gift authorized to begin conferring LAST DAYS from Maurice Pollak, West bachelor's degrees. Plans for Long Branch, an emeritus much of the new construction member of the board, who to facilitate the growth of the served as a college trustee in college were made in his Jodge SiimniU's years on the years as board chairman. The last day to register or file change off board. Persons who wish io donate residence notice in order to be eligible to The fund will serve lo per- to fund may obtain informa- petuate Judge Simmill's inter- tion by contacting the devel- vote in the General Election to be held on est and ties with JMonmouth. opment office at the college. November 2,1971 is September 23,1971. Candidate to Be For the convenience of those persons unable to appear during regular business hours, the Office of the City Clerk, 344 Honored at Dinner Broadway, Long Branch, N.J. will remain WKST LO,\jr; BRANCH - tive in religious, professional Arnold ii. Lvvin, Uemucratic and civic organizations. open on the following designated evenings: council candidate, will be him- He is married to.the former or«i at a dlniicr being spon- ' liita Freeman, and resides at sored by the West Long :il J'arkw Road. They have Brand' u'i'irmcralii.1 Club Sun- one daughter, Laura. DATE TIME day, Si'pl. W in Old Orchard OKliaimiMi for the affair I fin. arc Ij'onard Vojjel and Mrs. September 21st 1 P.M. to 9 P.M. U'Vin, an attorney v/ilii of- ftilriHi! Thomas; Members of September 22nd tit»s>n As!>ury i'ark. is a for- the committee include Joseph 7 P.M. to 9 P.M. mer winty assistant prose- (jiTi, Harvey Ooldberg, September 23rd 7 PM cutor ynd a giSfiualr of Hut- I'Vanl! Soiri'fltino. Mrs. Marie KALEIDOSCOPE — The Young Tcihlifans, a troupe of Polynesians fresh ger* Utuffisity an(1 '"'i'"1 Cnmiw and Mm. Margaret from an appearance at Disneyland, will appear of 3 and 7:30 p.m. today Hall Lw School. He i* a U>r- 1'c.rri. Tickets can bn obtained through Saturday at the Monrn.outli Shopping Center, Eatonfown. Appear- tfer member «f the Holms r l»y contacting any member «f • ance h feature of center's Hawaiian Week promotion. Admission Is free. {(Sard of Education, m7J 1;) .«?« . «<»'pi(.-tm|( j>rf»on iifc dom. A judee ordered him to

OATTIME MOVIH !,M Q HHERE'E S LUCY (Cl L'try r j n^iitiiit tirr new t»u ia a nwtnUln* »|JO Cl "Until Tr>« Siil" /r to |iF,ve lirr tthltlle fKmtK mi IOIOO Q "Caluitl.7 rttiiln her lull, Gets Wide Endorsement hOO Q "Tin Third Koy" O NBC MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES It was first proposed by Dis- THE 1 SOMEHSKT -. A proposed tion would participate in the 1:30 ID "9MM of IW Mob" "Ttir- AUmo, ' tinni IIUUHUU), In thn fiiwi Of over. trict 14 of the council, which HIGHWAY 35 4:30 Q "Ths Cou-t.Hp of Eddla't Fafhn Wijolrrilrif txiiia, (icfciitu the, M^Hk'an* And wliii In* march on Trenton by Shore march on the capitol. Q "The Plejiwn Soolan" includes Monmouth County, 1 mil* north of Rtd H*nk NFL MONDAY NIGHT FOOT6AU (C> Area first aid squads in oppo- The organization represents EVENING Vi( the state. Appetizer - Soup - Salad 7:00 O CSS NEWS WITH WALTER CRONKITE b«n terror- In imposing the sentence the district meeting are State -I'lir HdmiM" , , Irjni! the counl/y with tMnU homupii. Friday, SuperioSri r CCourt t Judge-Jd - description or representation Q STORY THEATRE (C) 11:30 8 THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW (C) y, p p Senators Alfred N. Beadlcston (lid tables mi.! (oik talrs Inlii in a great new way, O THE TONISHT SHOW (C) Walter H. Conklin said that of sexual mailers anil must O THE WILD, WILD WEST (C) ' , Ourala: Joan fiivcrn, Ui'-t Arrws, JAmm Coco ' and Richard B, Stout, both •TUB Night of Ihe KliBlU" • • ' 0 THE 11:30 MOVIF. (C) they were the filthiest books utterly lack redeeming social Monmouth County Republi- ID ALL ABOUT FACB (C) . •ThcDIaik aUcop" (lf!3!) llMTlUe EAnuM l«ro, he ever looked at. value. CD THE COURSE OF OUR TIMES (C>, Clairp Trevor. cans, and Mr. WilJer, "Churchill anil the Bnlvatlon ot BrttaJo" (B) O THE UTE MOVIE The Judge said that Roth ca- Kolh's attorney, Robert K. 8.00 0 GUN5MOK6 (C) "Delia" (lour.) eliirrinff Joan Crawford, Eluw pitalized on the fact that his Levy of Asbury Park, made ' UtUer. A ytmttg cwvlct, tii>ori rf-Jmsa /run' prison, raakfi* Store was close to lft. Mon- ii loiitract to •lay a m«u lie 6a» never mot. a number of motions before mouth and therefore had a the sentence was imposed. All O ROWAN AND MARTIN'S IAUGH-IN (C), 11:45 O NEWS market for the books. were denied. Q TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES (C) "Vendetu ai. gomtito" (1O63> •tanins IXana Mar- "He (Roth) its not. to he Theatres HO8t: Itob Bwker tin, Anthony BUllcn. a NANNY AND IHE PROFESSOR (C) 1^9 O O NEWS (C) commended," said the judge. "The Flow*r Children." Prof, Eferett'* imriance .with nn ecology tiuir Mis a mz% when eta leanu O THE JOE FRANKUM SHOW,(C> Judge Conklin continued Accountants hfi'B having a tr^o rut down. 1:06 @ SEA HUNT (D BEAT THE CLOCK (C) 1:10 0 THE LATE SHOW • Ro'.h on his own recognizance . Hoit- Jack Na> K "onlv the Beat" (1051) atarrlaf Suaaa tUywuX and stayed the sentence pend- Dine Tomorrow E WORLD PRESS (C) Van Dallcy. ing the appeal. EATONTOWN .. The North Moderator: Roger Hou.3 Ills O THE SREAT GREAT SHOW the wildlife community, con- WliaRJ MALLCINEMA- servation and areas of habit- CINEMA- 291-0148 Mccobe k Mrs. Miller 7:04; 9:10 ' at. Army Has New LAURELTON NOW THRU TUESDAY Community The free programs, spon- H(onlo«n5*?4;0l * DRIVE-IN- ' sored by the Monmouth Coun- EVENINGS AT 7 and 9 Andromtdo Slroln 7:50; 11:40; Co- Enlistment Option IOJ»u» 10.15 ly Park System, will begin at "WH0B TOMS RIVER 7:30 p.m. and require advance HARRY KEUERMAN? RED BANK -'The U.S. puters and other technical DOVER— registration by mail or tele- •nmt Army has a new enlistment fields. Summer ol '4! 7:15;»:» phone to 842-4M0. option which offers young An enlistee can choose ser- NORTH OF BED BANK Subjects of the series arc "AMANCALUOHORSl" men an opportunity to get in vice in Europe if the Army ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS birds, Oct. 12; wildflowcrs, on the ground floor of a 20th makes the decision on which ATLANTIC- Oct. 19; reptiles and mam- WKDMISI) AY, SKPT. 22 century communications oper- of some nine schools he will Summerol'4!7:W;»:D0 mals, Oct. 26; trees and In everyone's life there's a MIDDLETOWN shrubs, Nov. 2; fossils and In- ation. attend or he can select his TOWN WEST- SUMMER OF'42 own school from the list and AUCabe 8. Mrs. Miller 7:10; 9:30 dians, Nov. 9. The BIG BAND According to S. Sgt. James* leave his assignment to the TOWN EAST- J. Morley Jr., Army recruiter Wlld Rover* 7:20; 9:!0 Army's discretion. HAZLET Every Tues., Wed., Thur. •, RETURNS at 54 Monmouth St., the Army In either respect, he is PLAZA- is accepting applicants {or en- WILLIAM HOtDEN II UtllY III KU'.Y * his IT ,„•. Oirlit-Mrii & guaranteed attendance at a Mccnbe & Mrs. Miller 7:10; 9:25 listment in the Strategic Com- AND \urnli*l ISroailciivlin^ I i\c mir \\.||,K I rum technical school. KEYPORT munications Command, which RYAN O'NEAL //• llic 4Mi!• • I nioii IIIIII-I'. Among courses offered are All About in 7:15; 10:00; Armnlnn is based at Ft. Monmouth and Tratnplanl8:4S P dial central office repairman, ME DAM.INC® KM'KR'rAINMKM' R Gordon, Ga. MATAWAN "WILD communications center spe- CINEMA 34- ROVERS" .11 IK/. liHSl-WA 7/OA.S j\( Training is available in mi- cialists and data commu- Evll Knlevel J :30; »-.3» crowave systems, satellite nications switching center KEANSBURG R ES CHAMPAGNE DINNER communications, radar, com- specialists. COLONIAL- , Man wtio Hoil power om Women Sl'I.UAl, 7:30i K'fule 9:00 : Town West O Con. EAST BRUNSWICK Mh3St PlA Will). MTKO.M/V TURNPIKE- Reformatory Term WINE(Willo wBARRE Brock Inn) L HOOK M>\\ 11)1! OUTDOOR DHIVE-IN- "McCABE iii;s • iiwn KT,S Evll Knievcl 7:45; 11;10; Hell's AD- P.M. 'Til 10 P.M. AND \\i;i>niv;s • Mi;i::n\(;s Ols en Wheels V:3D Set in Abuse Case INDO0R- 740 River Rd. 741-2099 Fair Haven MRS. MILLER Dnlh In Venice 7:30! 9:35 FREEHOLD - Ronald J. James Polito, both of 219 OLDE Thomas of 240 Texas Road, Seeley Aye., Keansburg, were Marlboro, was given an in-given suspended reformatory A TRUE COURSE IN Mayfair determinate reformatory terms, placed on two years *>bui,Part775ttal UHIOK HOUSE term for charges of carnal ab- probation and fined $100 each LOVE MAKING... Just H«.5i o/'/tifiTi'iVu- llt)>i>ittil use of a' 13-year-old girl Oct. for possession of heroin Nov. IHEPLAZA 17,1969 in Marlboro. 6 in Keansburg. Both had ad- in. K »1 MtOlt ». H«l(l'«m, gUIlt I (g MO d Arleno" Amundsen and Eatontown NOW PLAYING f D«i« IN 5*2H0O t i "McCabe GRANT'S St. James AND P 7S« ETERSON'S MRS. MILLER" GEORGE HAMILTON In « Serving The Reifiiunh iron 'EVaKNIEVB^ Ct-fnlurt at »(n t)tlf-h Since 1937 Are !\otv Trailing As 747-U3J-3 "THE LOSERS" Co-Ff olw» ol Iht il, Jean ' • ftlYKRSIj>KIY\ CINEMA 34 "BORN LOSERS" l. H, PAA.TrVWA.H, »J-J4(» *IUtt*«l«tl iVI(>>i)AY - TllliltSn.'U - One Dinner 1 I SPECIAL NOW PLAYING Hrf, I EFFECTS SINCE fe'..- SINHAY • three Dimivt Sfxrla 200V!" "EVILKNIEVEl" Paramount

NOW THRU TUES. MIKE NICHOLS

HI« IIJIH Jtl«b(l "CARNAL KNOWLEDGE" POTATO NOW PLAYING for Adulls Onlf , SUTHERLAND "WILD ROVERS" EARLY BIRD PRICES IATE SHOW EVERY NITE MON. THRU THURS. From 6:30 P.M..

tllb'in*' ) U«l«ji!)!i ItuHltl JMdtl to 7:15 P.M. .REGULAR MENU AI ,AIILE HIS( PII 111 VIM Ml SI NI 5 m Avi:n I w»v,i i n u VIRUS NOW PLAYING $1.50 Si'f.tilljJ l.'llirli. V.M.-t I'M, Rod Tautor Carol Wliite in the Orchestra 'M.-lu' CM. OF DOOM! "ROMANCE of a .t('ll:.iO I'.W. rsssss ADMISSION ONLY TO LATE SHOW HuRSETHIEF andthoSUAMfS .ti i tu,ii>i\ f «auM« ADMimoN P»K.T /NOUDB ure mow) Tree of Life Club Awiin Headed by MikonStem Stein, MUton A. Stein, Samuel Waldmau, Charles, Zlmmcr LONG BHANCH - Kugerie again serve as honorary presi- Samuel Goldstein, Mrs. Mon- Samuel Jaffe, Samuel Joffc, Bernard Lasky, Irving Lasky, Also, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sterenbuch, Mr, and Mrs. man and Murray Zuckcrrnan, Benjamin Kaabe, Harry Louis Lasky, Samuel Lasky Rassas, Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Moss, president of Congrega- dent of the club. Mr. Gruber roe Gorcllck, Stephen (lord- Solomon Tepper, Irving Tel- NURSING HOME tion Brothers of Israel, has was the founding president. ick, Frank Grebcnau, Irving Kaabu. Joseph Kalish, Gerald (deceased), Dr. Leonard Led- Hassas, Mr. and Mrs. Albert chor, Samuel Telenor, MilUin . Greenberg, Seymour Green- Kaplan, Moe Karp, Nathan witz, Ben Lekach, David Lc- M. Heisch, Andrew Helseman, • 24-HourC»r« announced the designation of He Is a financier and commu- Tobman, Mrs. Hairy Tucker, • RN on duty ill time* Milton Arthur Stein to. serve nity leader. He is chairman of span, Benjamin Gruber, Ir- Katz. Irving Kayo, Harold vtne. Gerald Levine, Al Mat- Samuel Besnikoff, Dr. Lionel Abe Vofielv Julius Wclk-r, Da- law, Kugene Moss, Melvyn Rosen, Nelson Sabirt, Jacob M»dop( as president of the Congrega- the finance committee and ving Gruber, Maurice Gruber, Kayc, Joseph Kirschner (tie- vid Weinstcin, Louis Weins- NAVESINK HOUSE tion's Tree of IJfe Club for • treasurer of Monmouth Col- Hyman (iuttenplan, Irving ceased), Samuel Kleiner, Moss, Jacob Hand, Mrs; Ben- Kchein, Bert Schneider, Mrs. Nat Seltiik, Nate Slegal, Allan teln, Marvin Weinslock, Hal- 44 RIVIRSIDi AVE. BID BANK 1971 and 1972. lege. (Juttenplan, Sol Hoffer, Wal- l'liilip Konvitz, Bernard l.a- jamin Hassas, Benjamin Has- ley Werner (deceased), Abe •42-3400 Purpose of the club is to The club has its dinner ter Holtz, Kmanucl Jafte. i Seymour I.apidus, Slotkin, Jack Solden, Joseph maintain the congregation's meeting in the congregation's budget for its program of Ugowitz Auditorium. Rabbi educational, cultural, reli- Rafael G. Grossman was the gious and youth activities. speaker. Members receiving special Mr Stein has served in this tribute were: Abe Altberg, si;\<;iitT«.siiiti;wsiii;KY capacity for many years, in George Barshofsky, Frank which membership has Becker, Sanford Bernstein, doubled. An attorney and past I)r. Joseph Binder, Sidney The Shore urea's 'largest Carpet. Showrooms officer of the Monmoulh Bar Binder, Morris Bloom, Moe Association, he is associated Brouscll, Louis Colby, Dr. Ru- with many civic and fraternal ' SHEHflOl ben Colby, Jack Coopersmitti, organizations and was also Leopold Dreizen (deceased), honored by Bnai Brith as its David Epstein, Jerome Engel- Man of the Year. hart, Joseph Forman, .Murray CLEARANCE Mr. Moss also announced Forman, Arthur Fox, E.I. that Maurice Gruber will Goldberg, Samuel Goldberg, INVENTORY SewerAgencyHead SMALL REMNANTS and RUNNERS CLOSEOUT ALL FIRST QVAL1TY—NO SECONDS SHAG TILES Scoffs at Charges Shes Vory From 2x4 — 3x5 — 4x6 — 6x8 — to 3x12 3x15 — 4x12— 4x15 — 6xt2 and6x!5 with Self Adhesive Rubfaerback MIDDLKTOWN - "Elec- Both,Mr. 'Ma la vet and MOHAWK and OZITE tion time is certainly a lot of Bache and Co. categorically fun; it's the fun time of the and emphatically denied the GROUPS 10x18 Nylon Shags year!" Democrats' allegations. CROUP 1 GKOUP 2 GROUP 3 GROUP! Edward Schumann, chair- Mrt SchiimaiuLscoffed-at man of the Sewerage Author- the charges as well. When Mr. ity, followed up his statement Schell stated that "our with a gale of delighted laugh- charges'are based on solid $5 Regular $36.00 ter. facts we have uncovered after Ideal for Bedroom, Balli or Playroom. The chairman had just been months of personally digging Each Group Depends on Size & Quulily ol' individual remiiuiil. Ivory, Gold, Blue, Red, Mosi. into this case," Mr. Schumann told by a Daily Register re- Sea Cirt Oulv porter that Vincent P. Keu- retorted vehemently. per, county prosecutor, sent a "Charges based on solid letter to Wilford I. Wisner. fact's?'We haven't heard a Special Imported! Fantastic Wearing 99% Nylon and William E. Schell, Demo- fact yet," he declared. "Solid cratic candidates for Town- digging? There has been not BRAIDED RUGS ship Committee, stating that • one inquiry or review of any THROW RUGS 9'xl2' RUGS he can find no wrongdoing by Middletown Sewerage Author- anyone concerned in the sale ity records, although they had .ill Colors of Sewerage Authority bonds, permission to look at them .Sizi\s27"xl8" v. fix 111 Villlir S7,"i • Snrri.il and sees no evidence of any any time. Values Id 7.(10 • 'IV.NllllI'll conflict of interest affecting for • Orirnl.il tl.-.i;M SALE 1 l!in;<(|iiii>c|-liMiiiiiil) .is /.(iir .(,< Republican incumbent Com- "They didn't even leave a mitteeman Joseph M. Mala- vapor trail," the authority 49 \alurSla.(Ht vet. - chairman went on. Then, Values to 15.00 • The two Democrats had hin- changing to classical meta- ted that Mr..Malavet, an em- phor, he added, "Remember ploye of Baehe and Co., New Scylla and Charybdis, who York City investment firm successfully snapped a few which purchased the bonds, bird feathers off Ulysses' won a promotion for being in- decks? Well, that's all these strumental in arranging the guys are going to get — a Sale! Rugs—Carpets—Remnants! sale. handful of feathers!" Save up to 50c/< Room Size & Over-Size Hennessy Rapped lst.QualityoReg. 3.95 S 4.95sq.yd. BROADLOOM HI >IN \\ I SI INDOOR* OUTDOOR By Political Foe First Qualily.temnoiil:. not to fce'confused will* clicuri "fu/z on foom" rugs — No jecondi. .. lext Union Beach takes on the the following mifli,.. Uei •- Moliowh — 'Wundo Wevcs — Borwick — Firth — Alexander Smith JJNION BEACH - Peter L President of the United and Gulistan. " CARPET Sabo Jr., Republican candi- date for mayor, has criticized States," Mr. Sabo said. SEAGIRT ROLLBAiANCES in a press release incumbent "Can there be political aspi- «tS. Silt Mlf >ig. SM Democratic Mayor Alfred T. rations involved?" the candi- 1 Mow All < Color, Pill t tiimplio Pm, WO Color, Wet Oeuripfion frae Sin Color, We JDexripticn MB fltfCC Green Hennessy Jr. for his remarks date queried. Avocado during a recent meeting of "Seventeen county munici- (2x».(0 • Olive hxlurtd..... «0.- 59. I palities did not take advan- I2>I5 Cold loop. „ : 150. 89. I2»I».J CreyWos- _ 295. 229. Red Borough Council. 12x15 Seise loop ...... ; MO. 89. tage of the program. If taking 1)5.26.9 Cotf Scij. JahmL 1770. 175. 15x11.1 ' froniiVtlnl ... ..110. 79. Sapphire Mayor Hennessy called the 15x8.7 /Wooxfo Tone on Tont ISO. .119. 12x(» HedTuh/red. 2J0. 119. | money from a Republican 113.22.4 Sun TurfCretn „ _»r.._2«. 169. Emergency Employment Act I Rti Tweed. * 200. 129. 17x1 Cold Shag. .,„ |20. 89. IJx)2 Cold rufwwt.~'. : 200. 119. president is so distasteful to 12x12.7 Cote Red !noj .'. 120.' 89. of 19?1 a '.'typical Republican Jiwel Cold Mrth . 240. 129. (2x11 Cold Texlured... U0. 119. | our mayor, why didn't he turn I5.9.r Green loop (Weed.....;... (00, 79. 12x9.« / Brais Ttxtuttl «0. ' 59. I gimmick." | Green (V«o.«..«.~...... -«.•....-«—...... 2o$. . 139. down the offer?" Mr. Sabo 112x15 6r««n J«u(|itiir»f. ISO. 59. 12x15 Gretn Tweed. 240. 110. 15x13.4 Gold lip Shim..' J00. 159. ] Under terms of the grant asked. I Green loop....'. „ 210. 119. 17x20 MTweei. 2J0. 119. 12x9 Amaia. 96. 59. the borough receives $26,000 Blue Crrnn ttoj. „. . »5. 59. 12.14.6 Bt/Turq/loop commercial „...„ 295. 189. Ux2l AmaitUttmA 265. 119. BROADLOOM for hiring two additional pa- Told by The Daily Register Blue Tixlurti 7tS. 149. Broil Itxtwed. 140. 99. 12x21 Bmnit Ttxlored. 2I0. 119. of his political adversary's re- Grim Textured. 200. 99. GoUloop. > „ 220. 110. 12x1.3 Red loop Conwierrjol 132. 79. trolmen, a laborer and a clerk marks Mayor Hennessy \ AnliqutGotd Tweed. 125. 89. 12x17 Blue Textured. 120. 79. 15x12.7 Amaio Vehel HO. gg. Jypist. 12x15 Grefn Textured. 200. 119. 12x9 , Amoto Texlured, 16. 59. | stated, "Mr. Sabo's remarks VMS Bltisjetlvtad..,..., »-..« ,...,^,,,,200. 90. The borough must add J12.IS Beige loop!. ISO. 89. 15x12 . Gold Textured. 200. 119. Hll0.2 Gold Shag... '. 105. 89.. are ridiculous, juvenile and IlMOltf.) Amber Ghit twill. 720. 159. 12x15 Green tali/red. 200. 119. 15x12 Rei hxlvrei..., 200. 99. ROLL SPECIALS $2,899 yearly to the grant plus not worthy of comment." |)2JIS Siil Textured. ..,200. 89. 15x12 Gold Textured. 200. 119. 0.6x16.7 Green Gold Outdoor (weed. 155. 119. | fringe benefits and after the 11 Mi Red Tweed. 200. 89. (2x15 Green Textured. (50. 89. 12x15 ReiUitumt 200. 119. two year period retain on the |I2>H ' Slue Shrjg...... - ...... 210. 119. I2il8 ilue rtiturtd. ....140. 119. 15x11.4 Gretn Indoa-Oulioor. 100. 49. municipal payroll at least half City'Man 117x21 Cr«n Textured, „ .210. 119. 15x12 ted Textured. „ _..,J00. 89. 12x12.10 Green Commcrool (weed (20, 89. j of those hired. 112.12 Onford Grey level loop. : 200. 149. I5.O.1 Coin Cold (Mtured... ,... ..120. 79. >2x».( /HOIISIIOO.> (20.. 99. J IJi&IO Saultrm Shag....—___„_..„.....„.., IW. 149. 12x15 Green. Textured. 200. 99. "It just so happens that the 12x15.2 Candy Stripe. '. 1*0. 119. Is Arrested j 9/9 rf. Turavoht Tone m Tone. _„...„„„ ll». 89. 12.15 GoldlMimtd. .,.,. 1J0. 89. 15x21 OliVe T«lirre4...,.,,.... 210/ 149. I two-year period will coincide 112x19 Bite Tortured.*...... ^SO, 119. 17x11.6 Green Texlurtd. 250. 119. 15x17.5 Cold (cries 5rroj. 710. : 179. with the general election and • ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS I Mil? Red Textured , ...... ,...... ,....2OO. 99. mis GotdTnturtd. 150. 89. 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"It is one thing to be smug MOM Gr. level loop Iweed CommmioU. 180. 119. • Golden Beige Nylon Texlured in a municipality that has James J. Egidio, the suspect, 12x21 Gretn Snag., .,'....-.., 250. 119. (2x20 JolaioopCommerrM 405, 275. Crten Uxlirei, , „ ISO. 79. Uxt.T fieige Ufel hop commer 195, 159. (2x17.1 ?>(5 Green I 449-5900 : to use,the cos-is wr rsatrf knA i»is»i vi/mm he or- MI inn _ - t , ,- . " '•••••'.••,.•• ... • - "' &SBEGISTER S^eweringlnjunctionSought MIDDLETOWN - The Porky Park Citi- cpmplaint by Mrs. John Mayer of Pine St.," zens Committee (PPCC) will seek an in- Mr. Brady explained. HKD HANK, N J. MONDAY, KKI'TKMIIKK 20,1971 15 • Junction today against the Sewerage Authority The PPCC estimates the-area allegedly and one of Its contractors, Central Construc- damaged is "a few hundred feet long jnd ex- tion Co., for damage alleged done to the south tends about halfwav UD the bank." bank «f Porky Pond Thursday. Mr. Brady explained the contractor is in- Paul T. Brady, PPCC secretary, said the stalling a sewer trunkline along the edge of the group will seek the injunction to restrain the pond. contractor from doing further damage, lo "Fortunately the bank itself is still intact, Stonesifer Describes make the contractor stabilize the bank of the but the construction boundary stakes driven pond and clear away debris, and to require the high in the bank leave no doubt that the con- Sewerage Authority to provide continuous in- tractor would have ripped the bank apart lor dependent inspection of future work on She his installation," the PPCC secretary went on. Students' Attitudes site. He said that in the area concerned, the sewer line must be installed in a roadway built SPRINIi LAKK IIKICHTS The PPCC estimates that more than a doz- recognize that in their pen- of imported fill on the edge of the pond. The - The new president of Mon- en large Irees were cut down Thursday by the chant for pursuing the idea of road, hu said, may be graded into the bank, mouth College has cautioned! contractor, in direct violation, it is alleged, of a bettor world than the, one a court flrder obtained by the PPCC in July of but (he"bank must be left alone, against believing that current we hand them they are to altitudes and philosophies of 107ft prohibiting cutting of trues in the area "The road is under construction, and in be commended again. concerned, certain areas appears to be properly done.Jiul young people will changes as 'Lost Their Manners' they grow older, Lying In Pond In the section where the trees were cut, there "But," he said, "I lament The cut trees, said Mr. Brady, are lying in is no question that the court order was sub- "America has already gone that they have thus far failed stantially violated," Mr, Brady concluded. through the first phase of a the pond. to convince us oldsters that in Kdward Schumann, Sewerage Authority major social revolution, and it "Many more trees would have been cut if seeking the good, they may chairman, could not be reached yesterday for would be folly indeed to think the work had not been stopped by the eon- not on too many occasions tractor Thursday noon as a result of a prompt comment. that all of this is a fad, that all have embraced a kind of intol- ... of that hair is going to be cut erance which is itself repr- off, that all of the attitudes of ehensible. In many ways, I the young are going to change like them; but many of them as they themselves age," Dr. have certainly lost their man- Richard J. Stonesifer, the ner.s." Spy House Fund Event Monmouth president said. Dr, Stonesifer said young Dr. Stonesifer was the prin- people display a sincerity cipal speaker at an Education which deserves respect, Day meeting of the Mon- ''even if it be coupled with Is CutShort moutli-Oucan^Developnieiit some naivete.". Council in Spring take Golf Dr. Richard J. Sloneslfcr "There is, however, no na- PORT MONMOUTH - Rain postponed the area of Monmouth County. and Country Club. He was in- ivete about the young's pro- art show. But the art show and auction and antiques troduced by Mayor Herbert ing, be stopped, for it is a fat- test against war, against envi- Rain also eliminated any chances of a tail- sale have been rescheduled for Saturday Oct. E. Werner of Eatontown, al thing now come among us." ronmental pollution, no na- gate antiques sale and an auction. 23. • council president. Citing the rapid, changes ivete about their detestation However, a few hearty souls turned out for Saturday's affair was to have raised funds "Some corners have been within the nation's society, of falsity and hypocrisy the Middletown Township Historical {Society for the restoration of this'house which was pur- turned and some things push- Dr. Stonesifer observed that whenever they see it—and we Fair Saturday at the historic Spy House. • chased by the historical society in 1908. ed beyond the point of no re- .the "old 30-year span between give them a lot of it to see," They,were there to support the society's Since; that time a great deal of restoration turn, and it is never going to the generations has now spun he emphasized. efforts in it restoration project of the three- has taken place, but a great deal still remains be quite the way it was," he into limbo." Touching on a related note. century old landmark. to be done. said. "The difference," he said, Dr. Stonesifer said there is Some of the events were able to go on as In the meantime, this historic structure The American mass media "between a college freshman "something of a crisis of con- planned since they were housed inside the his- serves as a site for lectures and tours for TREES DOWNED - Dwight E. Richardson, is the primary cause of much and a college senior now con- fidence about higher educa- . toric structure. school children, as well as hundreds of visitors, chairman of Mlddletown's Porky Park Citizens of what, is happening today, stitutes almost a generation, tion, and so we need to consid- Events Held in order to acquaint them with the ways in Committee, views stump of one of several large he explained; . • gap in and of itself." er carefully what is and is not A White Whale sale by the Shoal Harbor which earlier generations lived and carried out trees on edge of Porlcy Pond felled by township "One might, I submit, ob- important." daily routines. sewer contractor. PPCC alleges cutting trees viol- The president, who took Civic Association, along with a cake and apple ates court order governing construction practice serve that all of it was sym- over as Monmouth president He said American people dolls sales by the Senior Citizens of" Middle- It also houses many artifacts4of earlier bolized best when we first July 1, said that after 25 years "are asking—and they should town Township were held, as was a display of days, contrasting today's mechanical way of along pond's bank, and will seek injunction today started talking about the de- in education ho believes hu- ask—what higher education is historic newspaper cuppings and books on this life with the ingenious ways of yesteryear. to halt work. sirability of everyone's join- man intelligence is constant. truly all about, how truly ing the Pepsi Generation, "I do not think that today's valuable it is, how well it is when we started down a path young are more intelligent structured to do its assigned j which our advertisers seized than we were> at the same social task. Tor Profit' Hospital upon of glorifying youth to the age, but I would add that the "I hope," he added, "that detriment of everything else mass media and a number of this questioning period will in the society," the president other things force them to a not be one marked by rising Report Set Tomorrow . said. kind of hothouse maturity at anti-intellectualism, but there We're sorry. . • , - Repeating a point he made an earlier age. are some signs already that it Some technical difficulties prevented us from using Dr. Ir- a week ago in a talk with new "I do not rate their idealism might be." winPolk's "for profit" hospitals story on Friday. . • students at tho college, Dr. above ours, albeit they are He explained that "for ev- So we're going to use it tomorrow instead., .Stonesifer said a "sort • of idealistic and I think we ery kid who is tearing up the It's the story about hospitals that are making money manic hatred of the young is should commend them for pea patch, there are nine or 10 loday, despite the reports that it's almost an impossibility. . rising in the land." it—at the same time as we who are very, very serious Dr. Irwin Polk is our regular medical columnist. And, A Fatal Thing counsel them not to be roman- students." from time to lime, he also comes up with some special re- "And the sneers on all too tic and to take some scales At Monmouth, he said, he ports. -.••'• many yoUng faces when they from off their eyes. I question has -told faculty and students It will appear in tomorrow's Daily Register, Northern encounter the older is?abun- whether their commitment to that their freedom to personal Monrwmth County's largest newspaper and Monmouth Coun- .dant evidence that this rising all that- is good, true, and ideological and political views ty's most interesting newspaper. hatred moves two ways at beautiful exceeds that felt by will be honored, but that nei- once," he continued. "And all their fathers and grand- ther can use the college to im- of it must somehow, God will- fathers, at the same time as I pose them on others. Check Charge Yields Term in Reformatory 'Parsons to Receive A jury had convicted Til- FREEHOLD - John G. Til- lman of 7 Stevens Ave., New lman of attempting to issue a Shrewsbury, who was con- forged check for $173 to.Fi- victed of attempting to issue a nast Food Store, Broad St., Trial Bar Award forged stolen check and pos- Red Bank,, and'possession of EAST BRUNSWICK - For- ber, Vernon Brown Post, Vet- Register Staff Photo session of the check, was giv- the stolen check, the property erans of Foreign Wars; direc- PICTURE PRESENTED — Dr. Eugene J. Duggan, member of the Board en an indeterminate reforma- of Jerry J. Massell of East mer New Jersey Attorney of Trustees pf the Middletown Township Historical Society, presents a General Theodore D. Parsons, tor and past president, Red tory term. Front St., Red Bank. pointing he did to Miss Gertrude Neidlinger, left, curator of the Shoal County Court Judge Patrick a trial attorney for more than Bank Community YMCA; Harbor Museum at the historic Spy House. Also accepting the painting is .50 years,, is the recipient of trustee, Monmouth Council Mrs. Herman F. King, society secretary. The painting will be part of the J. McGann Jr. ordered that the-1971 Trial Bar Award. Boy Scouts; member, board art show re-scheduled for Oct. 23 after being postponed this past weekend the sentence was to run con- HazletSets The honor to Mr, Parsons, of governors, Monmouth Me- because of rain. secutively with a reformatory who is still in active practice dical Center; trustee, Riv- term Tillman is presently in Red Bank, was announced erview Hospital; trustee, El- serving. 2 Hearings by Philip G. Auerbach, presi- beron Memorial Church; charter member and past On Building dent of the Trial Attorneys of Middletown Man Given Is Told New Jersey, sponsors of the president, Red Bank Lions HAZLET — Hearings on two annual award. Club; member, Mystic Broth- in ossession applications for construction Mr. Parsons will accept the erhood Lodge, F.&A.M. FREEHOLD'.. John Mon- will come before the Zoning award at a dinner, in Ramada He is also a member of the State Development Post tague, 109 Monmouth Ave., Board of Adjustment at a spe- Inn here Friday evening, Oct. Red Bank lodge of Elks, Rum- Long Branch, has pleaded cial meeting Wednesday. 1, attended by more than 509 son Country Club, Monmouth MIDDLETOWN - Dr. Ed- is also a past president of the guilty to a charge of taking The board will consider the fellow members of the N.J. Boat Club, Sea Bright Beach win L. Sexton of 1)2 Hattie Americnn Peanut Research possession of property and application of lleman Stein to Trial Bar. Club, Carteret Club and Court, has been named vice- and Educaton Association and converting it to his own use in build a three-story addition to Toastmaster will be Superi- Princeton Club of New York. chairman of the New Jersey past chairman of the New Long Branch Aug. 2. the Brookdale Nursing Home, or Court Judge Victor. S. Kil- Mr. Parsons married Miss Council for Research and De- York and Buffalo sections of Montague admitted taking Rt. .15. ; kenny, president of Part D of Margaret Morfor.d of Red velopment. the American Association of possession of a storage bat- Also scheduled is a hearing the Appellate Division. ' Theodore I). Parsons Bank in 1934. They have two The council is a statewide Cereal Chemists. tery valued at 540. on an application by Super- Mr. Parsons was born at • sons, Theodore D. Parsons Jr. organization of New Jersey's Superior Court Judge Wal- markets General Corp,, Wood- LaCrosse, Wis., May 24, 1,894. and Dr. Jolin M. Parsons, and leading research. and devel- Another county man, Alan ter II, Conklih sentenced him bridge, to construct a 100,000- He is a.past president, Mon- He was educated at Red Bank a daughter, Mrs. Margaret P. opment laboratories. B. Walker, was elected a di- to the time he had already square foot retail store at Rt. mouth liar Association; High School; Princeton Uni- Summers. They have six Dr. Sexton, assistant lo the rector of council. spent in jail. 35 and Bethany Road. versity, 1916; and Columbia trustee, New Jersey State Bar grandchildren. vice president of. Best Foods Mr. Walker, vice president Association; member of A hearing on an application University Law School, 1918. Mr. Parsons was appointed Division, CPC International, of Rcsearcli-Cottr.cll, Inc., 7-11 'Holdup by Amerada Hess Corp., He was admitted to the New. American Bar Association; attorney general on Feb. 4, Inc., also serves as chairman where he also directs It and D fellow, American College of Investigated Woodbridge, to construct a Jersey Bar in 1919 and has 1949, and served until 1954 im- of the New Jersey Advisory operations, lives in West Al- gas station on Rt. 115 near Es- Trial Lawyers; fellow,.Ameri- LITTLE SILVER - Three practiced law in Red' Bank dcr Gov. Alfred K. Driscoll. Council on Food Protection lenhurst. He is a director of sex Ave., was continued.to 'can Bar Foundation; director, Negro males, reportedly ever since. He has been senior partner of and is a national councilor of the Air Pollution Control As- Oct. 15 at the board's regular Bed Bank Savings and Loan the law firm of Parsons, Can- the Institute of Food Tech- sociation and n consultant to armed with a 45 caliber auto- Mr. Parsons was a lieuten- Association; member and meeting Friday night. ant in the air service in World zona, Blair and Warren, Red nologists. Hid Knvironnientul Protection matic gun, held up the Seven- past commander, Hod Hank Bank, which lie started in Agency, office of solid waste.. Eleven Store, Branch Ave., War I and served as a test pi- Post, American Legion; mem- The newly appointed official In other business, the board lot overseas. 11137. and escapee! with undeter- ruled that a variance was not mined amount of cash. necessary for Samuel Jacobs Dr. Edwin L. Sexton The incident, which was re- of Livingston to renovate tho Claims .Polluters ported at 9:4!) p.m. Thursday, interior of a building 'at Rt.' 35 i.S being investigated by Pa- and Poole Ave. to allow for an Fisheries Research Crash CHlieaily trolmen Barry Parker and additional tenant. • ' Should Pay Costs Dick Canueto, Lt. David Ken- Hurls Area I\1an nedy and dipt. Walter A building permit had been BKI.MAR - John Manna, ronment at the home of Mr. refused by Fred Turner, KUMSON - John Wolnhr-i- Steams. The subjects report- Democratic candidate for Hie and Mrs. Joseph Ilnlich,. 115 building inspector, on the mer, 24, ,of 27.! Hanee •Itojid, edly escaped in a Volkswagen. Center Is at Hook Assembly, says pollution Shirely A tin'Drive, Wayside, grounds that the building has •Fair Haven, was reported.in oratories will also be part of rine sportfish and environ- emild bo curbed by making in- Mrs, Bolich's grandfather, come into nonconfonning use SANDY HOOK - The Ma- critical condllion this morning the center: the Milford mental problems. dustrial polluters p:iy the Howard Height, was a Mon- 3 Holdup because it has been unoccu- rino Laboratory here tius been at Hlvervicw Hospital, ltcd '(Conn.) Biological Labora- price of environmental dam- inouth sheriff. Her grand- pied for nearly four years. named headquarters for (he. Bank, after a imc-ciir Occident Men Sough I new North Atlantic Coastal tory, I he Oxford (Md.) Biolo- Dr. Carl J: Slndermniin of ii«('lht>y.caiiso. mother, Mrs. Height, was ac- gical Laboratory, and tluTfor- Coral Gables, Flu., 1ms boon early yesterday. He said present iintipnllu- tive in Democratic women's ASIUIRV PARK - Three Fisheries Research Center, Negi'i> males who were wear- mer Ann Arbor (Mich,) Tech- named as director of the Mr. • WtmilieliniT is the son tion policies — Mire 'ening activities. Itrookrlnlc Orientation one of three major coastal ing stocking masks reportedly nology Laboratory (now U); North Atlantic Coastal Fish- •of Monmouth County Chief -prosecution for envimiinentiil Mr. Maniiii told the group fisheries research centers held up tl|e Clover Club Bar, Doesn't Stint Today caled tit Milford, Conn,), eries Research Center, 'and Probation Officer .lack A. violations — were not having dial "early In our nation's his- created by the MMnonlti-oId OH Main St., and esOapcd The four inbnrutorleK will John A. Holslonof Gloucester, Welnholnier, Ihi' desired effect, mid tlmt a tory, there was little or nil re- •UNCROFT - Brookdale National Oceanic and Atmiw- with $2(10 taken from' bartend- Community College is not pheric Administration ho under a single scientific Mass., has boon nnnied depu- change is needed "to make it nlization that industrial ty director. Tho center is part Police said Hit1 younger Mr.' er Paul Mueller, having orientation for new. (NOAA) of the U.S. Dopni't- and teclinlciil direction, focus- more costly for a company to growth could spoil environ- 1 Wi'lnhclmcTWHs injured when .Members of tin detective students today am! tomorrow, incnt of Commerce., ing oil coastal fisheries prob-' of the Northeast Region, Nil- pollute than to dean up its op- ment's disaster. Now we. loms In tho inld-Atltintlc iiron. tionnl Marino Fisheries Ser- his *ur left Kunisim Itnad iit erations." know the higli price of mas- bureau are continuing to in- Instead, students aro asked to In addition lo the laboratory Sandy Hook Murinr Labora- vice. Russell T. Norris Is re- .1:02 ii.in. and hit a tree mi the He made his statements at sive industrialization — and vestigate the incident, which report to classes Green Bay Packers' Ken Ellis (48) runs back a AP Wlrepholo up with 253 yards on the "I'm just sick about it," field goal attempt by New York Giants: Pete Goaolak for a 100-yard PIGGYBACK TO NOWHERE - Baltimore Colts' defensive end Bubba ground. said Hyland, who also noted touchdown early in the first quarter at Green Bay. The new rule, adopted Smith (78) leaps on New York Jets' running back John Rigglns (44) as the Bulaich; a 218-pounder, he saw Devine grimace when this year, allows a player to run back a missed field goal attempt when It all-pro end throws RIgglns for a two-yard loss during thesecond quarter gained 64 yards in,the 13-0' he went down. ' carries info the end zone. Ellis is followed by Giants' Dick Koflte (87), of the Jet-Colt game. The Colts won, 22-0. first half on the way to break- Giants' Head Coach Alex Roland Lukes (76) and Greg Larson (53). The Giants Won, 42-40. ing the record of 194 yards set Webster did anything but by Alan "The Horse" Ameche moan as his team came back in his first Baltimore game in again and again for quick 1955. scores, building the lead to 42- Bulaich, who said he feels 24, then watching Packer Upsets Mark Incredible NFC Opening quicker this year and has rookie Scott Hunter pass 19 play to give the Saints their By The Associated Press tie with the Denver Broncos. after Dan Devine, the Pack-' Bob Berry threw two touch- pass, fumbled and the Falcons more stamina, was given the' yards to Donny Anderson and upset over the Rams and spoil The world champion Balti- These scores were the big- ers' new coach, suffered an down passes to rookie Ken recovered. "game ball" after playing 18 yards to Carroll Dale for Tommy Prothro's NFL coach- more Colts and their Super gest shockers: Atlanta Fal- apparent broken leg in an out- Burrow and Atlanta's stingy Heisman Trophy winner ing debut. Manning finished what he described as his touchdowns in the fourth of-bounds pileup and was tak- Bowl rivals, the Dallas Cow- cons 20, San Francisco 17; defense shackled the 49ers Jim Plunkett, the first pick in with 18 completions in 29 at- "best game since eighth quarter. en to a hospital. boys, survived a rash of five New England Patriots 20, with four interceptions and last winter's pro draft, com- tempts for 218 yards and one grade." • , , stunning upsets and several Hart brought the score to Oakland 6; New Orleans 24, In other games, the Cincin- three fumble recoveries. All pleted only six of 15 passes score. Tom Matte, back after sit* others of lesser magnitude nati Bengals overpowered the but threw 33 yards to Ron 4240 as he tackled Giant punt- Los Angeles 20; San Diego the.interceptions came Mike Garrett, a former ting out most of the 1970 sea- yesterday as the National Philadelphia Eagles 37-14, the Sellers and 20 to Tom Beer for er Tom Blanchard in the end Chargers 21, Kansas' City 14: against John Brodie, who was Chief, galloped.26 yards late son with a knee injury, scored zone for a safety on a bad. Football League season got Cleveland Browns trimmed second-half touchdowns as the Elsewhere, while the Colts picked off only 10 times all in the game to break: a tie and a second-quarter TD for the snap from center with 2:38 re- off to an incredible start. the Houston Oilers 31-0 and Patriots stunned the Raiders. were blanking the New York last year in passing the 49ers give the Chargers their Colts while Super Bowl hero maining in the game. The San Francisco 49ers, the Chicago Bears shaded the Charlie Gogolak added two Jets 22-0 and the Cowboys out- to the NFC Western Division triumph over Kansas City. Jim O'Brien booted field goals Oakland Raiders, Los Angeles scored the Buffalo Bills 49-37, Pittsburgh Steelers 17-15. title. field goals. of 38, 21 and 21 yards. The Packers took over on a San Diego trailed 14-0 at half- Rams and Kansas City Chiefs the Washington Redskins sun The Minnesota Vikings play Both benches spilled onto Another rookie quarterback, The Jets, with Al Woodall punt following the safety and time but caught up,on John all were victims of 01' Man prised the St. Louis Cardinals a nationally televised game the field in a free-for-all with New Orleans' Archie Man- replacing injured Joe Namath .drove to the New York 36 with Hadl's passes of 39 yards to Upset while the Miami Dol- 24-17 and the New York Gi- tonight against the Lions in 27 seconds remaining after ning, circled left end from one at quarterback, reached mid- 1:14 left, but linebacker Jim rookie Mike Montgomery and phins had to rally for a 10-10 ants held off Green Bay 42-40 Detroit. Brodie, sacked attempting to yard out on the, game's final field 'only once, in the third Files intercepted a Hunter 37toJerryLeVias. period, and then were shoved pass to preserve the victory. A 31-yard touchdown pass from Bob Griese to Paul War- back to their own five before The clinching touchdown field with 2>£ minutes left en- punting. was a 20-yard Tarkenton to abled the Dolphins to tie the • Rookie ten, Dunlap's 57- Tucker Frederickson pass Top-Rated Colleges Win Impressively yard punt return set up Broncos. Miami then blew a which gave the. Giants a 47-24 Matte's TD from the one, but By The Associated Press chance to win it with a minute lead late in the third period. "Nebraska's got a fine football team," he said, Notre Dam6, alternating quarterbacks Pat left when Jake Scott returned the Colts failed to capitalize "beautifully trained, executing well. The big edge Steenberge and Bill Etter—sometimes after each on a 65 yard punt return by The Giants, who had scored "The turning point," said Minnesota's Murray a punt to the Denver 23 only : was Nebraska throwing the ball. We did expect them play—could do little wrong. The Irish got their first to fumble the ball away. Ron Gardin in the fourth only 58 points in losing all six Warmath, "came when they blew the whistle for the to throw well, but we didn't expect them to execute score five plays after Patulski blocked a punt, with Calvin Hill scored four quarter. of their preseason games, kickoff." and throw that well." Etter calling the first two plays, Steenberge the next times on short runs as the Unitas, who didn't play In, recovered four Green Bay "It's very simple," explained Northwestern'* The Cornhuskers completed 15 of 25 passes for two and Etter finally handling off to Ed Gulyas for Cowboys, who trailed twice in preseason games while recov- fumbles on rainy Lambeau Alex Agase. "We got the hell beat out of us and 226 yards with Jerry Tagge 14-21-218 bitting Johnny the final three yards. the first half, fought off the ering from surgery for a lorn Field and each resulted in a that's all there was to it," Rodgers on touchdown plays covering 28, two and 37 The carnage included Tom Gatewood's 16th determined Bills. Coupled Achilles tendon, failed to touchdown. Warmath and Agase were only two of the bat- yards. Jeff Kinney got the other two scores on short career touchdown catch, tying Jim Seymour's with Craig Morton's two TD move the ball across with a tered losers Saturday as the top 14 college football plunges. record. Ken Sehlezes returned three of the inter- The Packers took a 7-0 lead passes and Walt Garrison's first down on the one after he teams—with the exception of fifth-ranked Ohio State, "We expected to make a little better showing on ceptions a total of 63 yards, Mike Crotty picked off on Ken Ellis record-tying 100- three-yard ruti, it was enough collided on one handoff and which was idle—all posted impressive triiimpsh. the Scoreboard," said Warmath. "We justbot beaten two, including a 65-yard scoring jaunt, Ralph Step- yard runback with a short to offset four scoring tosses threw two inc ompletions Top-rated Nebraska drubbed Minnesota 35-7 and by a good football team. I don't think they're going aniak lugged one for a 40-yard TD and Clarence Ellis field goal attempt, but New runner-up Notre Dame pasted Northwestern 50-7. In bv Buffalo s Dennis Shaw. York struck back with four to get beaten." ran one back 16 yards. fact, the closest margin of victory was ihirdranked Northwestern held Notre Dame to a 7-7 standoff 'it, VJ touchdowns in the' second "We're not that good and they're not that bad," Texas' 28-10 decision over UCLA. after one period but then ran into a titantic Irish de- said Notre Dame's Ara Parseghian. quarter, two of them by Hous- Elsewhere, fourth-ranked Michigan buried Vir- fense which intercepted seven passes—returning two "They made it easier for us making those mis- ton. ginia 56-0, No. 6 Arkansas trimmed Oklahoma State for touchdowns—recovered two fumbles and blocked takes." Pro Grid Standings 31-10, seventh-rated' Auburn crushed UT-Chattanooga Ralph Hect and Joe Green a punt. Texas' Eddie Phillips completed only one pass NATIONAL FOOTSALL LEAGUE PhiladelphiPnllodelpnloa 0 1J 0 .000 60-7, No. 8 Tennessee trounced UC-Santa Barbara 48- AMHICAH CAMFrBFUCP SI.. LouitCUiSs _...... 0 1 O .000 .scoring the others when Ham- "If you can't run the football, you can't win," against UCLA but that was a 34-yarder to Jim Moore . Central Division, 6, ninth-ranked Alabama routed Southern Mississippi T PC. Chicago..... 1 0 0 1.000 •pton fumbled-on a handoff said Agase after Notre Dame's huge defenders, led with 34 seconds left in the .first half, snapping a 7-7 Minnesota 0 0 0 .000 42$ and Oklahoma, No. 10, whipped Southern Meth- eoliimore I a 1.000 Detroit -. 0 0 O .000 by the front four of Walt Patulski, Mike Kadish, deadlock. It was vaguely reminiscent of last year's O .000 and a fcickoff in his end zone. odist 30-0. MewEnolond I O 1.000, .Green Bay 0 1 Greg Marx and Fred Swendsen, limited North- meeting when Phillips uncorked a 45-yard bomb to Molml..." » 0 .000 Wistern Dlvltlm Buffalo o I .ooo Atlanta. 1 0 O l.dt* The Packers, down 28-7 late The victory continued well into the Second Ten. western to a mere 37 yards in 30 carries. - win the game with 12 seconds remaining. Mew York Jets 0 I .COO New Orleans 1 0 0 1.000 Central Division Lea Angeles 0 1 0 .000 in the second quarter, came Georgia, ranked 11th,' turned back Tulane 17-7, No. "It's as simple as that. What do you do when you Michigan's mighty runners churned out 495 Cincinnati I O 0 1.000 San Francisco 0 1 0 .000 12 Colorado belted Wyoming 56-13, 13th-rated Stan- Cleveland I 0 0 1.000 Yesterday's Result* . back to make it 28-14 at half- have a nightmare? You forget it and think about yards against outmanned Virgina, with sophmore Ed Houston o I o .000 Atlanta 20, San Francisco 17 time on a* 19-yard touchdown ford beat Army 38-3 and Penn State, No. 14, ham- your next opponent." Shuttlesworlh gaining 104 yards and Billy Taylor ad- Pittsburgh 0 I 0 .000 Delias «». Buflalo 37 vlfeitern Division F'.'lnclnnot, 17, Philadelphia H pass from Zeke Bratkowski to mered Navy 56-3. Cleveland 31, Houston 0 That would be 15th-rankcd Syracuse, which ral- ding 89, raising his career total to 1,969. SonDleSo 10 New England 20, Oakland < Hampton. Their other scores RaeelsOa lied with 45 seconds left to tie Wisconsin 20-20 but Auburn and Tennessee had no trouble witli Col- Cerirtr... o o New York Giants 42, Green Buy M J<"«»City o i Chleoao 17, Pilrsburah 15 came on a 28-yard field goat What it all means is that there should be one then had the conversion attempt blocked. Arizona lege Division opponents while Alabama's rout of Oaklannd • ,0' • t 0 Washington 24, St. Louis 17 " by Loo Michaels and a 21- whale of a race for No. 1 in this week's Associated NNATIONA L CONFERENCERE E Hew Orleans if, Los Angeles 20 State, ranked 16th, rallied to defeat No. 20 Houston Southern Mississippi gave Bear Bryant his 20tst vic- Entirn civilian MlomllO, Denver 10tie yard touchdown pass from Press poll. W L T PCI. San Olego 21, Kansas City 14 18-17 in the closing seconds, 17th-rated Southern tory and made him the fifth winningest coach ever. Bolllmore n. New Yorh lets 0 Hunter to Rich McGeorge in As far as Warmath is concerned, though, Nebr- fornia downed Rice 24-0, Georgia tech toppled No. Oklahoma's Wishbone offense ground out 342 10 o 1,000 TonlghTi Oemt ewroGio ro o i.ooo • Minnesoto at tfetroll, 9 p.m., notional the third quarter. aska is off and running toward its second con- ,18 Michigan State 10-0 and Duke stunned No. 19 yards against SMU, with Jack Mildren getting 109, Washington l o 0 i.ooo television secutive national championship. South Carolina 28-12. Greg Pruitt 90 and J oc Wylie 68. How They Sweep Past Braves Edges Dodgers Closer to Giants By Toe Associated Press nings. , season. The victory was his by Duke Sims, but it was Will- "That was a tough act to In the American League, 19th of the season-so, natu- ie Crawford'.s daring base- Stand follow," Don Sutton smiled. Boston edged Washington 4-3, rally, everyone asked how he running that really thrilled AMERICAN LEAGUE The act was Al Downing's California Wanked the Chi- felt about joining the 20-win the 46,735 Dodgers fans. BosftHviuee, club. W L Oct. 01 three-hitter, his fourth shutout cago White Sox 2-0, the New Boston's victory over Wash- " si Mi ol the year, in Los Angeles' York Yankees nipped Cleve- "Winning 20 means a lot, ington was keyed by Rico Pet- 12-0 first-game romp over At- land 3-2, Baltimore bombed sure," he replied, "but win- rocelli's home run and RBI lanta. Detroit 8-1, Oakland whipped ning the pennant means a lot double and Joe Laboud's But Sutton lollowcd it with Milwaukee 6-2 and, in a twin- more. But if I do get 20, it homer, and Ron Blomberg's ease, spinning a six-hitter that bill, Minnesota ripped Kansas means another win far the run-scoring single in (he ninth beat the Braves 4-0 In the fi- City 6-3, then lost 5-2. club, so in that respect I guess gave' the Yankees their vic- nale of yesterday's doublehea- Can Catch Up it docs mean a lot." tory over Cleveland. dcr and kept the pressure on "If we'd had anything less Willie Davis drilled two sin- 'All Tough Now* i San Francisco In the National than a sweep," Sutton said, gles, a double and a home "They're all tough now," lie e«ll»rnH)», cniwfo • New York 3, Cleveland ? League West. "it would have really put the run, driving in three runs that said, "I don't think anyone Baltimore t, OtlrcMI > l The sweep-tho Dodgers' pressure on us. By being one- snapped Los Angeles out of a has an advantage. No game is JSflgltf first twin-bill blanking in and-a-half back, wo can catch four-game tailspin. going to be easy, This one • Mllwevkee lutkwood9U\ al Mlrt- .nearly three-years-all but the Giants in a day or two. 'Not Laying Down* sure wasn't." MlCortlntlW wiped out Atlanta's hopes of Anything more would'vc "We had our backs against The Giants won it on Hal catching the California clubs. really been tough." i the wall, so we'had to conic Lanler's high-hopping hound- asr* r i7fe'iniiiHiV ' through," he commented. 1M> at He«r York Lead Trimmed Downing has been (Mo Dod- er that soared over charging (KetltfUOl) nlV 'J'lie two triumphs, coupled gers' biggest surprise of the "We're not laying down at second baseman Don-.Mason with San Francisco's 4-1 vic- all." The Dodgers came for a two-run single in the sec- NATIONAL IEAOOE 1 Hew »er« lit prrriouron ill through" overwhelmingly, un- tory, over San Diego, snapped eb r hi oh ond inning, wiping out a 1-0 •""T /half a game off the Giants' I.SInllJb I 0 I leiihing a 19-bit attack, their Padres lead provided-by OIHc AipmteJti 1'cilnescl i 0 I lead, putting them just Wi Mrllsn 85 1,'Clmlerl S 0 3 Widest output of the season. Brown's find-Inning single. Mllnei II OjZiskll J 0 0 games ahead of the Dodgers. Fiillup Olsll 4 0 They collected 10 In the sec- •Don Carrilhors survived' KrnpoolIb Coin to 4 0 The Braves, who trailed by a Jrsnsrvcf AOIIvr Ib 3 7 1 ond game, including a homer seven hits in the first /our in- massive 12% games just two Sngllnrf JHrndr ss 2 0 I Dyer c MMuypti 0 0 0 ningsi to post the victory, only weeks ago before closing F«ll Jb Alley >s 1 0 0 Koosmn p Clevelannd (!(!) New ton m the third in 15 games for the _ BJhnsnp 0 0 0 ob f ab r h witliln 5'/4 of the top, wound CWIIrmp OiCTvIr ph 1 0 I ob f I) | Mrshll II 0: Moose p UMnSr If Clorfce Jo r.f»n(8. 0 0 0 Pinion games, (lie New York Mets 0 I Baker is ) o o shortstop Jackie Hernandez Onnlnyp 0 11 Kilns p i I o downed Pittsburgh S-2, St. ' Tololt 35 SIOIToloIl U]!l 7 a o opened the door to three York Mei5' >ocor»dba&emar.*Tlm"h>!i New York 400 010 034 — i Tplofs 'ijf I'll Totals Tr ~i~4 Louis slammed Montreal! 11-0, Pittsburgh 010 001 000 — J Cleveland.,, „,,„„.„„ loo 001 000-2 unearned New York runs in a r undernwfhi look toward first base at the Chicago Cubs beat Phila- E —J.Hernnndl, OP — N.Yr I, Nawverk.,1 ooi &) IOI ~j V P e catcher Man Ptfliburah I. LOB - N.Y. 7, PHIsturah S - ftHSo, Plnso/), R. Foster. DP - four-run first Inning, two on I 7i«k rtufinn th«'#!«•• i^i?n- i o?4! 1. ny SangulHort delphia 6-3 and floustort de- II, 28 — Jorgsrmn, A.OIIvfr, Atpro- aur monle. S - c/WIHibmr. v/ '$m Foil's single. j "j'iL ••'"'*? i"fl ine.iirsi mninfl in Pittsburgh yesterdciv Th« Mnu feated Cincinnati 5-4 In 11 in- delayed the Plates' flag hopos ouotNr day with a 6-! victory. * .-.AW » MowUv.SejilemberZO.Wl |' Triumph in River Plaza-IJncroft tipped its record to 2-0 in the Jersey Shore Pop Warner "C" Division by defeating Red Bank, 20-7. . • • Fair Haven decked New Shrewsbury, 26-0, and Matawan • blanked West Long Branch, 13-0. • ' In the "A" Dvision, Freehold topped Raritan, 19-6, St. Jo- seph's of Toms River stopped Long Branch, 27-7, Howell eased over Neptune, 37-7, and Brick Township shutout Manasquag 0. " Ocean Township scored an easy 21-0 triumph over Mana- hawkin in the "B" Division. Asbury Park thumped Ft. Mon- mouth, 19-0, while Jackson Township ripped Wall Township, 494, and Lakcwood bombed Bclmar, 30-0. Chargers Dominate River PJaza-Lincroft completely dominated the first half against Red Bank as Mike Meeker ran and passed for two touchdowns. Meeker ran for the first TD, and Mike Makcly carried for the PAT. AI Lynch ran the second tally over the goal line,and Make- ly duplicated his previous feat for the PAT. Lynch scored again in the third period on a pass from Meeker.' Red Bank's lone tally came when Brekley Hutchinson ran and Lonnie Burgess carried the PAT. River Plaza is 2-0 thus far. River Piaza won the Pee Wee game, 6-0. Fair Haven used four different runners to score Its four touchdowns against New Shrewsbury. Terry Carter opened with a seven-yard option and Pete Dictoson ran in the point after. Jim Vaccarelli ran in on the opiton from the seven in the second period, and John Kutphin got the PAT. Sutphin added six more on a carry from the one in the ' NO EXIT — Fair Haven's Pete Dlckerson (41) Is about to be stopped*y a R«9lHM StaH Pliolo same quarter, and Larry Curchin ran the option for 35 yards host of New Shrewsbury grldders In yesterday's Jersey Shore-Pop Warner, GETTING THROUGH — River Plaza-Llncroft's Al Lynch (21) sees for the final TD. flame. In on the stop for New Shrewsbury are Unce London (32), Joe daylight and drives through the Red Banlellne for a large gain In yes- Fair Haven's Pee Wees won easily, 27-0. Smith (41) and Curt Blake (31). BacKIng up Dlckerson are Clint Miller terday's Jersey Shore Pop Warner "C". Division game. Kevin Brown (54), Matawan's BUI Clifton and Rick Butler led their team to (80), and Jim Vaccarelli (32>. Fair HaVen won, 26-0. left* moves In to make the stop, The River. Plaza team won, 20-7. voctory over West Long Branch; , Clifton ran a two-yard quarterback sneak in the first peri- od for a TD, and Butler ran an eight-yard play over for the score in the second period. Butler ran the extra point. West Long Branch grabbed the Pee Wee game, 12-7. Knicks' Bench Spots Still Up for Grabs Rick McKenzie ran a 20-yard touchdown and two extra points to lead Ocean to its easy victory over Manahawkin. nger, Kenny Mayfield (6-2) most to improve his chances Knicks break training here to- WEST LONG BRANCH - a big boost. So did tHe for ing spots will be filled by the McKenzie got the ball rolling for the winners In the second The toughest task in sports tunes of several hopefuls bid- seven other players still in' and Steve Niles (7-0), the of sticking. The Lincoln Uni- morrow morning. They return quarter with his score. George Avallone passed to Pete LoMet may be to crack the roster of ding for spot.s •o n th.. e .team's camp. Ail-American Dean three rookies who have sur-, versity graduate led all scores here Wednesday and conduct fortheextra'point. the New York Knickerbo- 12-man roster which must be Meminger, whose pulled thigh vived coach Red Holzntan's with 28 points.. Mayfield also their customary two-a-day Avallone, playing safety, ran a punt back 55'yards for an- ckers. muscle kept him out of Satur- cuts thus far. impressed with his 12 points in workouts Thursday and other touchdown in the third period. McKenzie provided the achieved prior to the opening Friday before bidding the That fact became increas- of the National Basketball As- day's scrimmage, will be A 16th Knick, 6-4 Mike limited service. Fillmoro point after, kept, so the handwriting is on Price, made the roster a year showed considerable improve- Monmouth College training ingly more evident here Sat- sociation season Oct. 12. • site farewell. Ricky Molta went six yards around left end for the game's urday as the Knicks displayed Barring a trade which is not the wall for four returning re- ago/but his job is in jeopardy ment. final TD. McKenzie ranior the PAT. their talents in an intrasquad altogether improbable, two- serves of a year ago and two while he is away fulfilling a * Holzman isn't expected to The Ocean Pee Wees won, 39-0. scrimmage as an estimated thirds of the berths are as- other rookies still in the fight. military commitment during decide on his final 12, how- 3,800 fans-probably the larg- sured. The eight established Pressed Hard training. ever, until after 11 exhibition est crowd'ever to witness a veterans are Willis Reed, , Phil Jackson (6-8), Freg The "Blue" varsity edged games have been played be- game here—jammed their Walt Frazier, Jerry Lucas, Fillmore (7-1), Eddie Mast (6- the "Red" reserves, 99-96, fore the season opener against way into the Monmouth Col- 9) and Milt Williams (6-2) all Saturday, but the verdict is the Detroit Pistons. The first Panther Bill Bradley, Dave De Bus- 1 lege gymnasium for the treat. schere, Dick Barnett, Dave made the Knicks bench bri- unimportant compared to in- is scheduled against the Balti- OCEANPORT - The At a buck a head, the col- Stallworth and Mike Riordan." gade last season, but they are dividual performances. In the more Bullets; tomorrow-night Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht Jeee,scholarsnip fund received Therefore, the four remain- being pressed hard by Memi- latter light, Williams did the in Alexandria, Va., as the Club continued its Fall Series Soccermen Win with four races over the wet Howell won the Northern GaertneV rammed a lfl-yarder weekend. Division title, and Point In three minutes later. John Brosky and Peggy Pleasant Boro captured the The Panthers' Randy Hock- Smith shared honors in the Southern Division crown in ing came up with toe winning 420 class. Both won two of the the 11th annual Shore Round goal over Neptune with two four races. Robin Soccer Tournament and a half minutes elapsed in Freehold Today Jon Harris had the inside held at two sites over the the second period. The shot track on the Blue Jay events. weekend.. ' came from 10 yards out. Entries He grabbed three or four. Howell downed Raritan, 2-0, Deposit Sflp (Fertel) u-1 eroded entries R Mlcnoel (Plntl) 12-1 Glenn Armstrong won the oth- to win the Northern title Timid Morris (eotnnard).'. S-S Mediator Mlkeilngrosslo) 15-1 played at Long Branch High MBC Opens Danny Abbedole (No Driver) 3-1 er. Urgenirgntt Sea (Goallwdl(Goallardl) ,....6-1 im — in.no; poce; l m Saturday School, while Point Boro KeyClly(Pojclulo)...y City (Paicftjto)..... , 8-1 Hobo Jomle (Insko) 5-2 • 4»'s Mollly FlngFin! a (Renson)...- • . 80 Form Trick (Dancer) 3-1 First race— 1. John Brodsky, 2. Doua blanked Neptune, 1-0, in the Fall Series Joe Stadt (Mansfield) 6-1 Wanaque (Edmonds) 4-1 Rose, 3. Pcgay Smith Southern finals at Neptune Pot/lck Way (Flllon) •. lo-l • Passlna Dream (Harvey) «•! Second race — 1. Sirilih, 3. Rose, 3. RED BANK - Monmouth Boll of Fire (RodoerJ) 15-1 David Anthony (Lomb) B-l Brodsky. High School. Game Boy Pick (Hubbard) 15-1 Form Time (No Driver). 10-1 Sunday Boat Club sailors, competing Hlllsaaa (Flllon) 10-1 First race — 1. Smith, 2. Rose. 3. Raritan and Henry Hudsbn lnd —$1300; trot; lm Scotch V 0 (No Driver) 10-1 Brodsky. in two races in each of six RunnymedePeniln" '• e1 J(Allen —•'•) 5-2 '• Strondun*• • • k' (Dayls— • l• JO-,.io-1i Second race — 1, Brodsky, 2. Smith, Regional were tied in points Big Cfuestlorl (Soerendl) 4-1 Lolos victory (No Driver) 10-1 3. Rose. classes, launched their (all Honey Suekl-.'e (ftothSone)T.."l"".".."3-- 1 Debbles Uhlan IStotiord) W-) and goals at the end of regu- series yesterday on the Na- Poroll (Looney) - ....e-1. Blue Jayi lar play, but the Rockets were Hodleyi Boy (McGee) 4-1 «lti — t17W; pace; I m Saturday vesink River. Brooks Me Klllopl...... ,)N o Driver- • -) o-l Bly Bye Wick (Bonoxcl).; 5-2 First race — t. John Harris, 2. Ed awarded the edge because Clever Nibble (Deill SonN) 10-1 Oregons playmate (Ihsley) ,3-1 RDwe, 3. Glenn Armstrong The only double winner was Sunduet (Clement) ...... K-l Mannart Dlerdre IParaals) 7-2 Second race — 1. Harris, 2. Joe Fons, they had eight corner kicks to • Harriets sister (Hlogliu) H-l 3. Armstrong Dave Rodriguez in Blue Jays. lrd-nioo;poce;lm Pottle Bow (Kelly) jo-l Sunday the Admirals' two. Anne Forbes N (Dancer) 6-5 Star Mercury (Olln) 10-1 1. First race — 1. Armstrong, 2. Leroy The club's annual haul-out One Eyed Quetn (Gagllordl) 5-2 5assy_Clta(6oj,llordl)...... MM Slum. 3. Harris Each game consisted of two Conestoga Tlllle (Flllon) 4-1 Eva Beth Adlos (Wgnderllch) 12-1 Second race — 1. Harris, 2. Rowe, 3. banquet will take place Satur- Pa Tonya Saballnl) i e-1 Amber Olaie (Gray) -. 12-1 Armstrong six-minute periods. The play- day, starting with cocktails at C V Rhythm (Fleming) 8-1 10th -JI7M; puce; lm offs were two 10-minute bouts. Kenn\ Mayfield Phil Jackson J M Gem (Gower) 12-1 Mr. Triple E (Interdonato) 3-1 SomJcrllngi 6:30 p.m. Milt Williams JatzyChel (Hubbordl 15-1 Saturday Howell produced its winning Oayster (Smith Jr) 15-1 Montage N (Abbatlello)...., 7-2 First race - 1. Bill Holsey, 2. Put Joonn> Delight (Ingrcssia) 15-1 Juliet W (Roberts) 4-1 Brodsky, 3. Bill Robinson goals in the second'half. Jim Fall Serlei Afton Winning (Pollsenol 20-1 Queen Bee (Paradls) -....4-1 Second race — 1. Robinson, J. J6o Lightnings Lucarelll, 3. Holsey. Svinareff booted a penalty First roct—' RelS Did:kerson; 2. Sunday Boob Held; 3. Ron Freund. Thadoph'one (WumferNch) , ..5-2 First race — 1. Talbot Ingram, 2. Rob- shot for the first tally and Bill Second face - I. Freund; 2. Dicker- Rutgers Nurses Wounds Keystone Collet (Abbatlello) 3-1 Whlrly By„. n ,_reenej 8-1 inson, 3. Btodsky 5«ni3.HeW. . • • -Pensive Pete (No Driver) 50 Doctor K1KildarK e (Splno) 10-1 Second race — I. Robinson, 2. Luca- M-Scowi Moshannon Holly (Schmlgel) 5-1 The Rogue (WnlhenJr) 20-1 •rclll.3. Brodsky Firs rec« - 1. June Melhot; Z Ken Nardlns Trader (Bulk) 6-1 Altreuter; 3. JohnWol'e Del HI Silver (Rothbone) 10-1 11 In — i\M; poce; 1 m Wood Pussies Chess Champion Second race -1. Bruce AnderKm; j. Bet Your Boots (Ralhbone) 10-1 Mini Dream (Morgan) 2-1 Saturday John stomber; 3. Melhot Scott (Le Couse) 10-1 Slny Deb (Parker) 5-2 In Face of Princeton Tilt On Top IParodls) 1-1 First race — 1. Connie Carpenter, 2. To Play at School First race - t. Kirk Spurr; 3. John Toronto IHvbbord) !0-l Ted Boyd. 3. Ston Munger By The Associated Press football rivalry — the Prince- turned from Easton, Pa., over Afton Sweet (Fusco) 5-1 Second roce — 1. Carpenter, 2. Art NEW SHREWSBURY - In- Lortqud; 3. John White •5th ~*1SMI pace; >m Robi- • •n Rainbo- w Long)• • ..12-1 Poole, 3. Munger Second roce — 1. Lartaud; 2. Spurri ton-Rutgers game—with four .the weekend, after losing' Cotden Banker (De Marco). 7-5 Klmtwls Molcsty (WecoucM...- JS-1 Sunday ternational Grand Master Ar- 3. White. . Armbrajactyn (Porker).. 3-1 Rip Forvel (Gavalos) 15-1 First race — i. Poole, 2. Don Martin, Albacgres Rutgers University faces defensive starters on the side- their opening game, 13-7, to Miss Scarlet Dawn (Flllon) 4-1 Morle Glcntern (Wagner) 20-1 ]. Con Jacobl thur Bisguier will- appear at First roce — I, Dover Tuttelmant J. lines. Te Klatere (Flllon* 4-1 Scotty Uoell (Hubbard) 20-1 Second race— 1. Martin, 2. Poole, 3. Leloh BuSiee; 3. Gene AAldioels the awesome task of pre- Lafayette, and the backbone Jersey Champ ISperendl) 6-1 Jack Cooper. Monmouth Regional High SeconcTrace — 1.1, Bugbee; I. Tut- The Scarlet Knights re- Hobo Wayne IBruttomesso), o-l telmon; 3. Michaels paring for the nation's oldest of the defense, which had Knockdown (Plntl) «-l Turnabout! School here tomorrow at 4 Wood PuHlts opened with four sophomores, Gimmick (Parodlsl 8-1 Saturday First roce —-I..Charlie Sloddord; S. Grand Glenfern (Abbatlello) 15-1 Selections p.m. Dave Mlnton: 3. Bill Mergentholer First race- I. Chris Lloyd,2. Jim Second roce - 1. Roblnson-Kclsllna; to injuries. 1. Timid Morris, Danny Abtedale, Mol- Carpenter, 3. Anita Waters Bisguier will play a simulta- 3. Jack Kline; 3. Merpenthaler. * ly Flngo Second race — I. Lloyd, 2. Carpenter, ' Bliii jovt (th — IJ.OM; pace; 1 m 1. Runnymtde Pjnilve, Honey Suckle, . 3. waters. neous chess match. Admiral Perry (Smith) , 2-1 Suivtoy We're 'Number One' Three other players are list- First race — I. Lloyd, 2. Carpenter It is necessary to limit the Meadow Orpha_.j—,.—n (Flllon)'.'.', . , 3-1_.- 3. Anne Forbes N, One Eyed Queen, c V ed as "doubtful" for the Tidal Gale (Looney) 4-U Rhythm Second roco— I. corpenler, 2. Lloyd, Who's number one? JMDuke (UCause) SI M. thadtphone, Moslunntn Holly, Nor. 3. Don Martin. number of players to six. Princeton game. They are UolaMlss(Vllelll) 8-1 cms Trader That's the question most often discussed' Fervent Yankee (No Driver) 101 j. Armnro Jaclyn, Golden Banker, Jer- throughout any football season. But there's no ques- Andy Malekof of Maplewood, GrandAce(Greeno) 50-1 —.l-— Bob Shiitte of Oakland, and •Dollies Wonder (Tele) 20-1 «**Tldoi"c?ale, Admiral Perry, Meadow tion who's number one—first and finest—in prc-sca- ^Orphan Alan Bain of Woodbury. 7th — 11T0P; pace; I m J. Boe Sun J, Mobdo Doc, Oiark Creid son football preview sections. Boe Sun J (Wopner) i 3-1 I. Farm Trick. Hobo Jamie, Wanaque Shutte, a safety, and Male- Top AAe (Kelly); ...* 7.2 «. Monnorl .pitrdre, Oregon! Playmate, It's The Dally Register which kicks off the Mon- Mobdo Doc (interdonatol 4-1 Point Bow mouth County grid season tomorrow with Its annual koff, a linebacker, received Oiark Creed (Deutsch) 5 1 10. Juliet W, Mlgttly Trim, Mr. Triple E ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL sneheratode (Lohmeyer Jr) 6-1 It. On Tec, Mini Dream, Shiny Deb . tabloid section. "Football '71" is the most interesting; leg injuries. Bain, a tackle, KlngMataslor (Flllon) B-l BEST-Anne Forbes N (3rd and comprehensive preview of the interscholastlc received a bruised hip. SYSTEMS DESIGMDW YOUR REQUIRMtNIS campaign. Team previews, photographs, schedules, fea- tures and much more are Included In this jam-pack- ed 28-page section produced exclusively by The Reg- ister's sports staff. It's a Jootbalf fan's delight. GYMNASTICS ' Don't miss It. "Football '71" will be on your newsstands (and In your homes) tomorrow. CLASSES AND TRAINING PROGRAMS Fall Schedule Starting Now at... 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'3022 .deluxe wheel covers, white wall tires, indigo PARTIAL LISTING metallic. 71 FURY II 71 SATELLITE '3451 4 DOOR CUSTOM 4 DOOR #726, Air conditioned, 360, V8, automatic, '3760 #1820,318 V8, automatic, radio power 71 SATELLITE radio, power steering, power disc brakes, all 71 DUSTER steering, body side vinyl moulding, deluxe REGENTWAGON tinted glass, electric clock, undercoat, ' 71 CHRYSLER bumper guards, body side vinyl moulding, SPORTCOUPE wheel covers, white wall tires, dual horns, #695, air conditioned, 318, V8, automatic, cigar lighter, day/night nurior, gold metallic. power steering, all tinted glass, remote con- white wall tires, carpets, light group, dark NEWPORT #753,6 cylinder, radio. 3 speed slick shift. trol mirror, radio, white wall tires, all custom blue metallic. vinyl interior, cigar lighter, light blue metal- extras. Dark blue metallic. '3025 tinted glass, rear delogger, vinyl roof body '3699 side vinyl moulding, white wall tires, light ' *2224 71 SATELLITE *3799 blue metallic CUSTOM 4 DOOR 71 FURY III 71 DUSTER i*1902, 318. V8, automatic, radio, power 71 SATELLITE 4D0OR • steering, sure grip, tinted windshield, under- WAGON #666. air conditioned, 318, V8, automatic, *4124 SPORTCOUPE coat, vinyl roof, body side vinyl moulding, i)676,Custom air conditioned, 383, V8, power steering, power disc brakes, radio, #656, 225 engine, 3 speed stick shift on deluxe wheel covers, white wall tires, dual automatic, power steering, radio, heavy rear speaker, vinyl inteiipr, light package, all 71 CHRYSLER * the floor, radio, vinyl interior, whitewall horns, cigarette lighter, day/night mirror, duty brakes, vinyl interior, light package, all tinted glass, skirt moulding, bumper guards, NEWPORT tires, light Hue metallic. medium green metallic. tinted glass, remote control mirror, variable vinyl roof, body side vinyl mouloWdeluxe #657, Royal 4 door, hardtop, air condi- speed wipers, inside hood release, under- wheel covers, white wall tires, light green tioned, 360, V8, automatic, power steering, coat, luggage rack, power tail gate window, metallic. .power disc brakes, radio, light package, all '2297 body side vinyl moulding, deluxe wheel cov- tinted glass, rear defogger, vinyl roof body 3155 ers, white wall tires, gold metallic. side vinyl moulding, white wail tires, geld 71 DUSTER 71 SATELLITE '3732 metallic. SPORTCOUPE CUSTOM 4 DOOR #655,225 engine. 3 speed stick shift or) #1651, air conditioned, 318, V8, automatic, '3834 71 SPORT FURY the floor, radio, vinyl Interior, while wall radio, power steering, vinyl interior, all tint- HARDTOP '4124 tires, bronze metalic. ed glass, door edge moulding, body side 71 SATELLITE #687.4 door, air conditioned, 318, VS. vinyl moulding, all custom extras, deluxe . REGENTWAGON automatic, power steering, power disc 71 CHRYSLER wheel covers, tan metallic. #1594,9 passenger, air conditioned, 318, brakes, vinyl interior, carpets, light package, NEWPORT '2297 V8, automatic, power steering, power tail- radio, all tinted glass, 3-spcerj wipers, re- #662, A door hardtop, airconditioned, 383, gate window, radio, vinyl interior, light pack- mote control mirror, electric clock, under- VS. automatic, power steering and disc age, high impact paint, all tinted class, coat, deluxe wheel covers, bumper guards, brakes, radio, rear speaker, vinyl interior, 71 DUSTER '3328 vinyl roof, white wail tires, walnut melallic, TWISTER remote control mirror, rqol air deflector, light group, all tinted glass, remote control REASONABLE 71 SATELLITE luggage rack, white wall tires, bahama yel- mirror, 3 speed wipers, skirts, bumper iSOO, automatic. 318 V8, radio, power low, guards, vinyl roof while wall tires,;, turquois' e steering, sun roof, tape stripes whitewall SEBRING metallic. tires, unique grill.hood tape, raflye road #634,2 door hardtop, air conditioned, 318, '3752 . wheels, mouldings, racing mirrors remote V8, automatic, power steering, radio, vinyl ewtr. mirror, darl green metallic. interior, all tinted glass, deluxe wheel cov- '3950 71 FURY III ers, while wail tires, all custom extras. Tan HARDTOP •418.0 . metallic, 71 SATELLITE #609,2 door formal, air conditioned, gran '2970 REGENTWAGON coupe package, 360, V8. power steering, 71 CHRYSLER #1584,9 passenger, air conditioned, 318, power disc brakes, radio, automatic, 3 NEWPORT V8, automatic, radio, power steering, power speed wipers, white wall tires, remote con- #716, Custom, 4 door hardtop, air condi- 71 VALIANT *3386 trol mirror, vinyl roof, undercoat, headlight, brakes, disc brakes, power tailgate window, tioned, 383, V8, automatic, power steering SCAMP light package, floor mats, sure grip, all tint- wash & wiper, electric clock, bumper & disc brjkes, radio, rear speaker, vinyl in- REFUSED! #721, automatic, 6 cylinder, radio, vinyl 71 SATELLITE ed glass, remote control mirror, electric guaids, vinyl interior, lender skirts, wheel terior, light group, all tinted glass, remote oof wMtewall tires, remote control mir- SEBRING clock, variable speed wipers, roof alr-dc- covers, concealed headlights, light package, control mirror, stilts, bumper guards, vinyl ror, racing mirrors, din, steering wheel, car- #755,2 door hardtop, air conditioned, 318, Hector, luggage rack, white wall tires, red. all tinted glass, body side vinyl moulding, roof, body vinyl moulding, while wall tires, peting, cigar lighter, dual horns, mouldings, V8, automatic, power steering, radio, vinyl walnut metallic, light blue metallic, body stripes, rear arm rests, deluxe wheel interior, all tinted glass, undercoat, deluxe COMPLETE covers, light pkp, undercoat, high Impact wheel covers, all custom extras. White wall paint, msy grass green. tires, white. . 4061 3754 '4306 FINANCING '2658 *3404 ARRANGED BRAND pjj NEW mm I I J179S CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH TOYOTA• PCE

IHf m.M ARM'S IARCKT CHRYSLER PlYMOUTH MAUR- "7OO RT- 36..EATONTOWN • 542-55OO- OW Of THt UROKf INTHBTAir ' Directly Across from M.V. Inspection Slattern 14 Mile fas? Of Monmutith Sfiojjpmij Center T(ir!J)»iJyKri(IWr,It/-fIB«nl< MlrJrI!.l«,v,n. \.J., Mwlay, h»Ml<-mW2)>, 1<>7 J AITftti H)K *AI,K AI'TOB FOR SALE ANNOUNCEMENTS nii VOUSWAGEM UJH 'Mt, roof, «•, , LOST AND FOUND tin. IwoTw, i*f r,«* iMrw llr«, •^••'•"•l BEST Twining raMHlwi, wry cltori. vm 3»1- 42W l«M OlOSMOBILE - Jelstar M. !»««'. lUerina, i»«er brakes, (adory olr. Coll for less at POUND ~ «lgck Utrador Mlmdfl Villa* mj^Sept. U. '41/(53 0' /41-0944. CADILLAC IM« - Con/erlible. LIOM I- ft H Motors tr>£. KITSON blue All power. AT conditioning Mini Auttior'lea Dealers LOK - Pskinyes*, ftrnals. wtiltr wild cond'llon. Alter t p.m. weskoors. aivllme Dodg« ond O(n((ie Trucl» brown workings. Vlrlnlty Locust rJt,ur Mobile fork, Rl, M, W. Keonsouro, ?87- weekeiili, col' Mt-7134 CHEVROLET 494. Pewo'd. ttt Ol-DSMOBILE - Stallon wagon. CHI- ..?'?:!»il!r .- loss, *l!O0. Uwmllew, LOST — Y«Uow LobrodM"Wei eiverTAn OATSUM »w*rt to ''Josriuo." Alttinllc Highlands WASHINGION'SAUrO SERVICE McGLOIN «J. WMM4. iwl THUNDEPBiRO — very good condl- im Brood St WJWH Itcypoit •ion. Mm firm. Call CHfevRofEii -BRAND HEW iwo LfFTOVCR1* *- Oemo s and e/ecu 1970 DUSTER tiye t at greotlv reduced prices Sluiiriiird IfaiiBinifision radio MUSTANG - U48 converllble. Three- 10WH6 CMEVBOUeT VOMI Groups, Lyricism Mokt If blgl _. speed" stick, power top. tower disc lit Ai/e . Attnnlic JUg2°rltflJjnjOI _ Obtlthed record company now otiditToning brakes, Wlclielln tires. locally, Wrlt« today for appolfiinietit. In- MGB - 1WI. Red, Block interior, luogoge I.A6III0LA MOTORS, INC $1499 170 f Newrnurl Springgs* RRfll. Red Bank elude jtfione number, METRO PRODUC- rock. Coll »49.3MJj>r_5!3 3413. n Sprn TIONS CO. Bo* 151. Devon. Pa. 1931). 74JJ4_ •lyMOUTH iVi-SorlFur^. Aulomal- ROCK GROUP ~ W»T« ovolloble lor "DOHEMUS FORD ««n[»o partletiprtlt ddoncett . ddf / QQar .*. Excellent conOitlon, Must sell. iUS or 30 Monmoutri 51 > MHzvafcs]S. You raven'riovert'f* heahearrd anything ui best otter. e«-74?4ofler »prn: 74I-M00 1969CAMAR0 BUICK OPEL II you've heard us. We'll help moke your TO? CADILLAC — CoriveJIIble, Low ml- $ . ml a success, Booking now for Holld< laye, excellent condition. H.udt(i|)r automatic Irimsmissbn Season. Coll 747-0062 after 6 p,m. and o: Coll J87-979H l»Wfir slowing, r.icJio; vinyl roof for Blair. ^ OPGt - station woflon, 1^8. Rtd. block interior. Radio, tieater, roof rack. New Kroli Motors Inc. _ __ MASSAGE - Your resldflnce. cfutcli, mufller. Excellent running condl- Helps relax, toning of ilein, circulation ol Hon. in 4710. 279 Broadway Lon(i Sronth. N J, $2089 Wood. Murk Hotlmin. 747-0J09. »J-!«O0 EftieCEO LtAD SIHGER - And l»(e BUICK RIVIERA — Air. Power ,»,, m n'MOBii r-s I aroe seltrtion player wlsties to ioln comtia. Plione steering, brakes, windows. AM/f-M sler- 1969 CHEVROLET to. Electro-crulje, One owrer, private S\T no / t J A 1972 party, 1I7C0 firm, m-\m. 1971 iiEE A "RUS1EU WAN" - f or Ilie tpe'.t "8. wBflon. auiomatic trans 1965SUICK RIVIEHA — Sports modal, "issioii. unwor stooiioo. radio AUTOMOTIVE power plut factor/ olr. Interior tike. new. Good running condition. Asking (909. .AC Co., I Caii787-)e«i. )onk.7£jW0 __ __^ 1W/ CHevROLET — Trnpola coiiverlliile JtrDSMOBfUECADltLAC ~ Year end- $1999 CHRYSLER NEWPORT — mt tour-door Call between 9:30 a,m. ond noon. sole. MAC CAOIOLDS, Long Brontll. 32J' BUICKS&OKLS V BUICKS& OPELS M4-XI1S sedan. Excellent condition. Air condl- tfonlna. power steering, power brokei. IiW ELDORADO - uooiltd. Pitita lusl ""'1. CallWim MOuSHHofois^Wi MM "more ^iuiie- M1968 CHEVELLE obove wholeiale. Will accept frode. call sole Cadillacs than any other dealer In Mahbu convoriiblo, automatic OLOSMOBILE - 1949 Delta custom. Mew Jersey. Col l Four-door hardtop, burnlslted pold, wlttl transmission, powor stnorinri m (notching vinyl interior. Fully equipped. BY OWNER — 1968 GTO convertible, dio. Wi PONTIAC OTO - Power steering, Factory air. Low mileage. Excellent con- blue — white lop, 41,000 miles. Excellent LEFTOVERS HERE NOW!! power brakei/ fqclory olr, automatic oltlort. I26S0. Coll otter < p.m. S66-7509, rtndlllon, 11500 tlrm, Call otter A p.m. E Bucket seats oM console, llloo. After $1679 p-> H2-MSI. 1970 TOYOTA CROWN _ Low mileage". tnmo. ' Automatic transmission. Excellent condi- 1P43 VOLKSWAOEN . Red convertible. I'M CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE - 390 tion. Call 74I-2US. Excellent, cat, i.p. Leovlng area, mutt tell qulch. 74) 1968 PLYMOUTH 1967 BUICK ~ LeSabre two-door hordtop. $AVE-$AVE Immediate Delivery!! Power steering and brakes. Air conal. satellite, 4 dooi NO BIG TALK ABOUT REFUNDS DISCOUNTS hardlop, air conditioned, SI2O0. Coll n $1559 toil or 2647499, 1W4 CHEVROLET - Chevelle Wollbu (ouf-door sedan, slx-cyllnder automotlc. New fires. Excellent condition. S700. 391- MlBIG $AVMG$! 1967 CHEVROLET ON ALL MODELS 007ft. BolAir, 2-door Sftdan, automatic) 19M CHEVROLET WAGOH • • 13S0. A simple year end close out of our transmission, power steering ra-[ Coll otter 6 p.m. d0 946-427! 1971 Pontiacs. You will save by buy- $999 OVER 100 IN STOCK DODGE SPORTSMAN CAMPER - l?66, Icebox, sink, sleeps three, gas hcoter. Call ing now. I42-O774. 1964 CORVAIR — Four-saeed. Excelleni 1967 COUGAR conolllon. 1375 firm. DOWNES PONTlAOf Phone J427535. | 62 LOWER MAIN STREET MATAWAN | Hardtop, automatic transmission,] TV63TRLtUfT5PRIHl - 4 speed Irons- power steering, radio. mission, radio, header. Excellent condl- (Between HW(.3S434 of the Parkwoy Overpass) '* tlon,»425, Coll 671-1086,, .,/ nnna Open Doily •Til»pm SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-6200 NEW SHREWSBURY TRIOMCH TR4A 1967 566-2299 Weo ondsoi Tiiipm ^ $1579 A-l condition 67I-213S 1967 CHEVY II AiJfOs 4-door sedan, automatic trans* mission, air conditioned. $1189 1967 CHEVROLET Why the BelAir wagon, automatic trans- mission, power steering, radio. $1049 Red Baron 1967 MUSTANG Hardtop, automatic transmission, was a power steering, radio. $1449 1967 BARRACUDA big shot. 4-spoed, radio. His plane had a BMW engine. You $889 can have one too, and a car to go r-IRANSPORWION SPKIALS with it. See us for the free booklet, "33 Reasons Why BMW is Better.". 1965 CHEVROLET Or ask for the key. You'll get the $439 message. 1963 BUICK $389 MERCURY^ 1962 STUDEBAKER $389 FOR 1972 jb(Wflo& Alan, 1965 PONTIAC Authorized BMW dealer lOOOCfANPORFAVE. 842-5353 HTTIE SILVER $289 ^ Advantageous European delivery plan. ^ 1962 CHEVROLET £Z $249 ^, -o JERRY BARATTA'S • ,' s 1963 CHEVY II BAYSHORE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH $249 1971 EXECUTIVE 1962 DODGE CHRYSLERS & PLYMOUTHS $279 COUGAR $AVi UP 10 $\m 1965 CHEVROLET $199 Try their prices, Ihen 1963 CHEVROLET come to us and buy. • i • : WE REFUSE TO BE UNDERSOLD!!! MONTEREY MONTEGO 1962C0RVAIR 1969 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE 1970 SlfACA 1204 Power steering, ftutomjttir., Stalion Wflflon. Aiilotnatic [ransniission. m Vfl, (wo-door hardtop. 1962 1968 TOWN & COUNTRY WAGON 1955 VOIKSWAGIM 1500 OLDSMOBILE $99 UP TO $350,000 1961 CHEVROLET MARQUIS COMET WORTH OF NEW $79 1971 AMD 1972 WE WILL TAKE CHRYSLERS AND PLYMOUTH* YOUR TRADE AND THE DAY Of THE CAT - FRIDAY SEPT. 17th! ARRANGE 7% FEDERAL EXCISE TAX If REPEALED FINANCING ^ Will GO DIRECT TO THE BUYER ^ SHREWSBURY, KITSON MERCURY BAYSHORE SHREWSBURY, NJ. CHRYSIER • PLYMOUTH HIUHWAY 36 FIRST AVE., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS EATONTOWN SHREWSBURY AVE., AT SYCAMORE 747-5400 S42-1126 291-9200 229-4790 _AUOSJ'OB SAMl 20 Tte D«jh Hiifi»liT. tfa-rt Bunt - MfctJldowp, X),. nomt»\. 1.971 ALTO* VW SAI-K • AUTOSjrOR SALK n» -IVM rwi stoiien -Hiten. H.w US W>LKnM0f N »UO~- iiiio T fl" i tl>M, n»* baM*ry. Owl IrOTtjrtMoIlM ^iriro Hrct ori rirrn. &ci&4 co^nio CaUan%r 4 ».m., In il>]. uio, mnt»fi W )»ia COOS I •HE cyllneir. Ron! ruck. IM; PONTIAC - OTO. IM7 DODOS CORONET - fgwtr near ITS YOUR MOVE .ng, brokM, rsdlo. (new tlr«. USt. '" Coll oner • p n W»o)lir5p.m.aima; Sol, Sun 711 XK ccTRveTTT Sit ._ rams WEHCUI1Y MONTEREY _ 1911. Good IM7 COUOAR - Oreen, two door haid- KARMANN OHIA -ll«on, B»cell»nl conitltlon. condition 1100 or Mil olftr. Coll bttwwi, lop Gooood condition. 1)000It™". Prwrn a»4-4Mi oiler 4 pm PWU!'Pnj^U!.!. wriitMA. ««vaM»MH ^ TO A BETTER USED CAR M»CH8V»0iTT NOVA- Automotle. VOLVO M9-145S TRIU'MPH SPITFIRE - I«U, G««l con RACB CAR -- C Att.r.d. Mui» nil.'?* STATION WAGON. VERY CLEAN. Dillon, low mil tag t, 11300 or bell offir dtf.^iiji USED CAR CALL H4-0U) toll"lil-HPbttwotn 4 and i p.m. SHOPPERS! ... and we've got the BEST! AintSKIRSAI.K AtTOS FUK .S-U.K AUTOS F conditioned dia, msgs. S.SOQmilei. Yellow Convertible. 440 cu. in engmt. Fur» III. Convprlihl,, Ri.rf. 318 VH Ilir.TTonneou. Exctllwt condlilen. Aik- aulL.nuli;. 4'irl powttr lifter.ti^i Ing il»S. Aim, TR3A, rtd. e«ell«nt con- $ Automatic trans., pow*r it«oring. ® Muller Measures Up! dlRon Bill oliir. TR4A outo rodlo, l!0< 4895 $2795 Red. $1695 1970 BUICK 1MI CHEVROLET - Station Wooo" fil $2275 '69 NOVA $1895 let, ».pn»ieng«r. Mirf good cpndfll SkvUrk. G.S. 455, 2-dooc hxdlop. 1968 BUICK • I '65MAUBUSS 41095 Aulomollc tronimimon, pow«r irttri COUGAR Automatic Ham., power Hearing, vi- 2 door, 6 cylinder, auloivulic. new llr»v ntw hrnkes. new Jhockl. 3 1969 SIMCA La Ssbie. 4-door hardtop. Blue. V-8. I Autorn&tic. buckets, V-8, power nyl roof, and buckBt teals. Tumuou mllM. 11850 llrm. MjlWi 2-door hardtop, low mileage, 4-door «d»n. «ut»maiie tram miss, ion. Automatic. Power. Powot b'«kes. Roar j ateenng, vinyl top. '69IMPAIA $2395 automatic transmission, power Economical vtiUvi«M toidiry area Window deliWttr. IMS IMPALA WAGON - Nine paijynstr. Conwrlibla. Factory tlr, l>o*or sleer- V-a, automatic: tmnimlsilttn. Powtr Steering, air conditioned. '66 CAPRICE.. $13?5 $2975 ing. V8 auwnislic. brqlcts, ilesrlno. wlnd»wl. t-woy POWIr S $1475 $1995 2door harrftQp, power atoorina, pow- lent. Factory olf. J6tt3il olttr4p.m. i 3495 er windows, air, bucket scats, '69 KINGSWOOD ....$2595 1970 PLYMOUTH 1969 CHRYSLER 1967 PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER 300 - I9W. Two-r/wr tior(j. Sport Fury S23, VB Auiomitic. pow. Estate, 9 pesscnyor waQon, »ir. lop. Power, air. Very oood eondltfpn. Nfc« Yorfcw 4 door haitiicp. 440 cu. Satellite. 2-door hardtop, Giein. V-8, > '66 IMPAtA $1295 EACH CAR «r stowing virv/l tool, low mitoaget Root rack, " %m, caii m-uu. • in. engine. Miinmatii: uansm^sion. lull Automatic. Power, Comole. Bucket I 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic:, MERCURY Turquoil. . powsi, vinyl root. AMFM radio, icais. IMtGTO — ChromtwIiMll, Bue*»t | power stflQ.rinq. •69CHEVEUE $2295 seoti. Power iteerlng. Two >p«ed oulO' Montego, M-X, 4-door, low mite- 32,000 miles. Gray, f PRICE nratlt. Cooi? condition. !550. «f-WI4 aftlr age. air conditioned. $3495 $1350 67 CHEVELLE $1395 MalibLi, 4-door," flulon.Blic, power S-.30. : • sieoring, factory air, $ $3295 , 1 Mfllibu wagon, V-8, automatic, US4 BUICK - Stollon wapon. Ot't'U 1969 PLYMOUTH 1864 DODGE OART Sedan. Factory olr. Haw tlrti, 3095 V.I.P. 2-door hifdtop. 8-cylindw iuio- I power steering. RIGHT '69 IMPALA .$2195 1968 PLYMOUTH Polin, 4-door *adan, GrMtv 6-eyii ri- inDwi With rims, ao°d condition. 741-7M0. niatic, power siwnng, bfakej, irtd win- Furv II. * door. Gold. /\"l»nntic. Air. Custom Coups, 2-door nardtop der. Automatic Radio and heater. •67CAMARO $1795 J dows, factory air. Grey. buckets, console, vinyl '°i -. KARMANN OHIA 1»70 -; Air eondI- 11970's Power. V-8. SJK cylinder, eutomalic, power ON THE tlonlno. automatic ttlck. AM-FM radio, \lM mllM. JS500. 7IM30^ $2475 $1650 $695 I steering, 26,000 orifl, miles. '69 CHEVEUE $1995 Kit ELDORADO 2 '67CAMAR0 $1495 tMnlibjr 2-rioo' hatdiop, V-B. stick. WINDSHIEID! 1 DAILY RENTALS AND LEASING >8. slick, power stojiinfl. •69CAMARO..:. $2495 73»-JMI MARK III •67CHWILU $«495 I96S CORVETTE • Convertible, V-8, automatic, po*er 3J/, 3CO h.p. Good condition, Full pewar, stereo, air conditioned, • Malibu 4-door sodan, V-8, aulo- steoiing, stock No. 589 mwos niBlic, power, lactory air. $ t VOLKSWAGEN WO - SquarebacH. Ayto. 5995 SPECIAL'67 IMPALA 70IMPAW $2795 malic. Extras. Excellent condition. Must. Cofweiiiblt,,Yjl\itGwa!ls, blajik top, sacrlllte, H»5. tW-WO, '6nMPAlA ....,.,....$ 1495 ' 2-door hatdlop. AUtontalic, 2-doof hardtop, V-8, automalig pow- ' VB, power Hearing, vinyl , Jl A AC power stealing, . _• nn DODoe POLARA - Two-door hard- MERCURY er, vinyl tup, fool, A3.000 ofigiral miles. IS.TJ top. Aulomotic. Air. AM/FM. Factory warranty. Power. Vinyl roof, 12695. Buhler & Bitter PltMt no pWia tolls on tin* ipecij 70 NOVA ...... $2195 •TOWN* COUNTRY .DODOE, Colony Park 9 paswnger wagon. '68 IMPALA $1695 MolnSI. JM-SIOO Malawon Low mileage, air conditioned. 2-door ha'Ctop, V-8, autcmani; pow- 2-door, automatic. 6 cylinder, 12,000 original miles. $t stwring- 1943 VOLKSWAGEN CHRYSLER & PLYMOUTH FULL FINANCING GOOD CONDITION *3795 '68 IMPAtA $1795 AVAILABLE 70 CHEVROLET ...... $2695 Coll oiler 5:30,78M0H INCL. TAX AND MGB 1970 — AM/FM. Wire wheels, Ton- 4-door hardtop, automatic, power KinQswood wagon, V-8, ilflndard shift, LICENSE PLATES faclaty air, Q'eaL tor tratitnug. Slock. No. neau cover. Shop manual. EKcelleni con? SWrtng, dltlon. 13350. 542-7942. • MERCURY (AUSTIN JllVIG I & r LAND ROVER I • 571.' - '68 IMPALA $2295 1970 CHEVEI-LE. 5S427 - 4-speed, 4.U ^Marquis Brougham, 4-door hard-' Posltractlon rear, like new, 12,000 mllei. 9-pasMrnjer wagon, air, roof rack. FUUY (op, air conditioned, stereo 71IMPAW. $3695 AM;FM stereo. Moo wtieels, power disc liiiublhliiil l>>2~> SERVICE: 264-9090 GUARANTEED brakes. M27 transmission, headers, troc- S SALES: 264-0198 '68V0LKSWAGEN...$1395 4-door hardlop, vinyl rool, aii con- llon bars, atr shocks. Must >ell. Gfltlng 3395 3290 HWY. 35. HAZLET 2-door, radio, hepter, clean. Stock USED CARS! ditioning, warranty. married. Mi-4105. . 458 No. 48 19tS FAIT 1300 PONTIAC ill 0?« or S31-3M8 I9o3 MERCURY - Custom two-door. V-i. Executive wagon, six passenger, Aulomollc. Radio and healer. Reasonable. air conditioned MULLER CHEVROLET Call 583-4BJ3. $3295 More Clusslfied' \||P/ WY 34 566-8000 MATAWAN on Next Page MERCURY Al'TOS FOR SALK Cougar, 2-door hardlop. automat- ic transmission, pcWer steering, air conditioned. '2995 MERCURY StrdllD • • • os a public service announcement Montego M-X Brougham, 2-door hardtop, vinyl lop, air conditioned, says: automatic transmission, power steering. • . $2695 11969's w --w MARK III •Fully equipped, air conditioned. Beware of the Asterisk $5195 LINCOLN in automotive advertising Continental, 4-door sedan, full power, air conditioned. $3495 A Volkswagen dealer will gladly sell you one. "This sign costs YOU BUICK Sport Wagon, six passenger, air money every time!" Obviously. So if anything goes wrong with ony of conditioned. . $ What's not so obvious, However, is these parts within 30 days or 1000 miles 2895 whyyou would gladly buy one. (whichever comes first), worry not. So we'll give you o little clue: The VW. dealer guarantees 100% to BUICK See lho» sign by the windshield?- That's repoir or replace It. And it doesn't' cost At Straub there are NO HIDDEN CHARGES! whot you get for buying that thing. you a cent. * . Skylark Custom. 2-door hardtop, 1 power windows, air conditioned, A.100% guarantee.* ' But not every' car he gets jn trade gets mag wheels. Don't laugh. It's a beautiful thing in it- $ that guarantee. Only those that pass a 2395 self. Because it coven the big things that I toughU-pointinspacHonearn can plague you in a used ear: hisguaranteesign., , ! Engine. Transmission; Brakes. Axl«s. And ' Which is your sign. OF a eai1 BRAWD NEW 1971 BUICK electrical system. _"- . _.; •: that's really beautiful. BRAND NEW 1971 BRAND NEW 1971 LeSabre, 4-door, tape player, air conditioned. $ SKYLARK ESTATE WAGON 2295 Two-door hardtop. V-8 auto- mcitic, power steering, full Loaded! With air conditioning ;%$s^ wheel covers. Stock »1585 List Stock «1436 List $7189.00 now PONTIAC 3557.26. Now $5709.47 now LeMans, 2-door hardtop, vinyl top, air condilioned. $ $5795 2195 $3095 $4695 1964 VOLKSWAGEN... .$950 1964 BUICK.*•'•. " IMMMIHINHlf I V#V FUU PRICE DELIVERED FULL PRICE DELIVERED DATSUN Sedan, red, radio, healer. Riviera, radio, heater, full ootar FUU PRICE DHIVERID 4-door sedan, automatic trans- mission. 1965 FORD.. 4895 $ 1964 KARMANNGHIA...$1095 BRAND NEW 1971 If your car has 1095 Mustang G.T;. 2-door lurdtop, radio, hestsr, BRAND NEW 1971 sutomatic, V-8. BUICK GRAN SPORT the I Full equipment and air condi- LA SABRE Coupe, white-blue, radio, heater. 1967 MERCEDES BENZ $1895 tloning, Stock #1093 List Custom, 2-door hardtop. Has !» 4-door, radio; heatjr, automatic. I $4/39.20 now oil! Power windows and air. MERCURY Stock #1212 List $52i5.<9 now Cougar XH-7.2-door hardlop. $ emblem, you got the 2195 Sedan, light blue, radio, heeler. 1968 CHEVROLET:,...... $1795 $4195 Impala station wagon, radio, heatsr, automatic, most for your dollarl" $4395 MERCURY 1968 VOLKSWAGEN $1495 V-8, air conditioned. FULL PRICE DELIVERED Colony Park six passenger waqon. Sedan, rsd, radio, heater. wipmtimivm S 1995 1969 PONTIAC...... $1795 BRAND NEW 1971 1969 VOLKSWAGEN $1595 Custom, 2'door hirdlop, radio, heater, automat- Sedan, dark blue, radio, hester. BRAND NEW 1971 ic, V-8, power aloering. . BRAND NEW 1971 CENTURION Demo Special. Two-doot OPEL DELUXE CUSTOM ELECTRA (HJloimilic, AM-FM Sle 1970 PONTIAC...... $2595 White-wall tires. Stock a 570 re«r spetiktrs. Tinted Two-door hardtop. Demo Spe- mntc mirror, nil wdi'ci, wi 1970 VOLKSWAGEN...... $3095 LeMans, 2-door hardtop, radio, heater, automat- List $2069.28 now cial. Fully loaded and air. List wall

SHREWSBURY AVE. ATSYCAMOfRE SHREWSBURY MOTORS, INC. Shrewsbury Ave. 741-8500 New Shrewsbury BUICK-OPEL (747-5400 Authorized Volkswagen Dealer, HWY.35 264-4000 KEYPORT a new... or not so new

AUTOS FOR BALK- lp AUTOS FOB SALE AtTOSHIJtSAJLI^ AUTOS FOmAM? BOATS AND ACCESSORIK.K HKLP WANTED MALE l_J?' HANTEOMALK IV/U CADILLAC ELDORADO - Fully HELP WANTED FEMALE ita CHSVUOLrCHSVU r - am tires, rodlol IKS THUUDCRBIRD - (CloStlC) new bptlery, clutch, luniup. MM or tiesl MUST 8ACRIPIC6 — IV Sport Fish- UNDER $500 Inc., l» B, Ntwinon Springs Ad.< RtO flfler, 264-oiU, erman, Outriggers, dtpth finder, many ex- Transportation Specials Bank, 74/-flS9ft, Ph77<«i ; Iroi, In water. tUtm. __^_ KEYPUNCH IVAWUTM WAGON IWTCAOiLlAC~T:^uprd5viN(irblock CADILLACS - IM; Eldorado, mi Con- ]%i PONTtAC STATION V/AOON - MOO 16' RUIM8OUT — Flbtrglas Irlhyll, 7$ OPERATORS ADVERTISING vinyl top, ore«n bottom. All pow»r, air. yertiiiiii, 1M7 Sedan divine, IM4 Convert. or bast otter, Needs Ironl end alignment. Evlnrude. NQVV top. Atl equipped, Fold JONNSVILLE l«0 MMW5 ___ ^ E>peritncetl only IJ50 4J0O miles. Original owner. Mutt bn seen Ible. All full flower, Priced |ml above ; ^ _j^ __ ' Should have own transportation ?H|VROLI:T-4-door WW loopprMlole. J4J03I3. wholesale, will occtpt trade. Coll 329- 1970 MAVERICK — Automollc, guctllenl SALESMAN •AOILUC condition. (1^00, After o p.m. 1' CENTURY - M '-I engine. Coll ofter 6 a.m. :HlVRQLeT.4 drl!) 1130 Call 2H-I174 iHBVROUT WAOON Two-door automatic, $1500, l»/l PONTIAC PIRliBIRO ~ Coupe, Top $ Paid Hid Phone MS I41« Iworriatit, six tyiindor, radio, healer. li" CUSTOM MAOC HYDROPLANE — FOR We need room! Save now! tfttBliiCrTeLBCTBA"-"f)rIglrial owner." 970,35 h.p. Chrysler engine with con- Experience preferred or some soles Factory air, gll exlroi. New tins. HI- mt PORD CORTINA - Station waaon. —-. 22V.10S2. DAYS/NIGHTS itn. Automatic, radio, heoter, Jt.ooo miles background. Must have car. Company RASSAS PONTIAC Ptiont M4-I320, TRUCKS FOR SALE ~STOnAGE ANDSERyiCE_ 16 Openings Now in benefits. Apply Mrs. Haroldson, TMe MJ Brood Red Bank IHSCHBVROLtTT - Street or strip, liloh (rood St. 741-tiM Red B performance, 4-tpeed, Edelbrocls Woo TRIUMPH TR4 IM4 - Rebuilt enoino, THE SKIPPEM SHOP RED BANK & Daily Register, Apple St., New Shrews- Evel, until 9 Kite. Holly carburetor, Haodmon heud- Dual Hhouji. Body good, but needs paint- 1967 « First Ave., Allontlc Highlands AUSTIN AMERICA - 2-door, 4-speed. ers, dual point Ignition, Crone com, Fuely ing, ws. 787-93il. (72-0367 NEW BRUNSWICK bury. 11,172. f.O.E. tlloMly lilghor wild qulo- heads, Weber clutch, Hurst competition CHEVROLET Chrysler outboard service and storoae. shifter plus lots more. Colt 4 to « p.m. MI- 1944 CHEVROLET~iNtPALA - CoTivtiT Marine equipment and supplies. Avoid the AREA •rnotlc, AJsoSprltot, Midget*, MGB nUt- Ible, Automatic, power steering, auicmat- A G • Vz Ton Pickup rush. Start storing with us. Factory Join Us and Moke Money! ' L"5 7,£t;, * MOTORS, Asbury Ictop. Yellow, cfcao. Mf-soo?. Coined mechanics, Reasonobte roles. HELP WANTED MALE IW>\lMoirffffwodoo7tiordtTp standard. New motor, clutch, broken, hall VOLKSWAGEN -'mTTMcTal7te*bTuiT $1050 J. Gonzer Assoc. folritt. Ptrlect mechanical condition. J300. Good condition. Asklna itio. Hi Hwy 3S. Rtd Bonk REAL ESTATE HANTKDAl'TOMO'lIVi: tall oner t, m-tm. S24-J622 yJi.NOTIC_ES_ PAT KEELEN'S CRETARY-MealcaMll l JI iW MOS wTrVvvTeiTsTAtioVthTx 194] BLACK FORD - 5IO0. J42-3900. CRETABY-Stollsllcol typing 511 • you believe In your own ability'on d hoifst. Tope plover, custom wheel, Best Good condition. ERSONNELCLERKTyprnRSONNELCLERKTprg}g ,,9} »ould like to earn more than frrodon| DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS _ Fur GAL FRIDAY — Tired of routine? Won ellls. Call 741-!M8. Equal opportunity em- HARUEV SPORTSTER - 1970. Extended nlstied and Installed lor only SA4.9J. To or- diversified duties? We need you If you car ployer. CHEF —.Year round. Good tiours and 100 Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank front end, sissy bar. Lite now. Call before d!r,call34»-0««3. 1ype, have good steno ond can tile. Cal worklna conditions. Salary commensurate 5 p.m., SM-5475. EXPERIENCED WAITRESSWANTED with agility. Coll alter 5 p.m., W-9H7. 741-0910 ROOFS REPAIRED - Call Sir Francis Restauront. Ask forWr.Lenuo. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE Or replaced. Free estimates. CASHIER ANO STOCK CLERK - Ful 8JM174 Reasonable Rotes Phone 4M-1775 time, fringe benefits. Apply in person BOYS ^" Circular delivery. Openings in GROS51NCER &HELL6R AGENCY Foods Plus" 58 Broad St., Red Bonk. MEDICAL SECRETARY Mpnmoulfi and Ocean Counties. V/eeKends Brood &Meclionlc Sis. 741-2100 Red Bunk Statistical typing, use calculator. Medical only. Work ilaM In yatif own neighbor EMPLOYMENT SCHOOL CAFETERIA HELP terminology helpful, For research doctor, hood. No wiling or canceling. Must be at 1971 HONDA 450 — Will) helmet. tl A.M. -7 P.M. IMMEDIATE Sa Or least 17 years of age. Calt8ty-S/7a tar 5875/ HELP WANTED PBMALK • PHONE 291-1574 ' ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY more Information. • , . Phone 747-16M CASHIER — Weekend!. Sal!., and ha! WTIwmasAve. 747-3494. ShrewsboT) MAJOR APPLIANCE MECHANIC ~E HELP YOUR HUSBAND! daySun. Apply to Country Sudser Cdi LADIES, HOUSEWIVES — Earn full time Best offer. Wash, 1900 Hwy IS, Mlddletow. - pay doing port-time work displaying beou- You can earn up lo J12.50 In an heur lak tlful CELEBRITY costume lewelry ai Phone946-9544 otters p.m. MUR5ES' AIDES — All shifts. Experience Ino orders from your friends, riolohbors seen on national TV. No investment, no PIZZA ANDSHORT ORDER COOK - 1970 KAWASAKI — 35Occ. Excellent con, and relatives lor Studio Girl's beoutjiu: ml transportation necessary. Start S2 per hr. plus liberal benefits with raises by deliveries, no collections. For appoint- Evenlnas. Good pay. Call (or appoint- dillcn. Helmet and repotr manual Includ, Good Housekeeping approved WIGS men! coll 78M4J7.. ed. 1400 or offer. 842-7B42 Eves. mertr up to $2.25 per hr. after six months ment. 787-446° WJGLETS, FALLS, cosmetics ond Christ of employment. Call Mrs. Brandow, I9«6 TRIUMPH 650 — Bored out 690 mas gifts. HOLMDEL CONVALESCENT CENTER GETIWfjRtJ OUT OF LIFE. BE AN MECHANIC — And Service Station. At, Hwy. 34, Holmdel. 94<-4;oo. AVON REPRESENTATIVE. Meet new tendonts. Full and part-time, Rebuilt engine. Good condition. Call 747- Top profits. No territory restrictions. Also friends, while vow sell products of the ..-. . CallSSiMlOS 54M, sell where you work. Full time or spore world's largest cosmetic company. Co hours, sideline OK. Phone toll free (600! WAITRESSES WANTED — Weekends, jt Hi your. own. spare time, flio eqrnirtfl. EXPERIENCED BUTTONHOLE 0P6RV 6IH005 or write STUDIO GIRL HOLLY- Sot., Sun. Over 21. German speaking-arc opportunity. Call mw: Mrs. Ward. 741- ATOR —CallbeN«n8a!id4, • MOBILE .HOMES WOOD, Oepl. NU-127, 11441 Hart St., No. ierred but not necessary.-.Bachert's Hof- 36,4624377,774-1231), , MERCEDES-BENZ Hollywood, Calif. 91605, lor full informa- brauhaus, 301 Ocean Blvd.. Atlantic Hids CAMPER BUS — 36' GMC Conversion J9I-0JJ4. • .. : , Paneled, carpeted. Insulated, duct heated, tion and fret samples by mall. No one will , KEYPUNCH OPERATORS MASON'S HELPER dual electric system. Hot, cold pressur- coll on you. All replies confidential. For short term temporary assignments Ii RN - 3 to 11 shift. 132 dolly to start. Ap- Bollonihw \Sl iSiTddletjn. 10 x !S with lot In local park. tion requires person capable at worklnc Call 7«7-M3t Clr264J653 • well under pressure. Salary com mensurote with experience. If Interested BAKER'S HELPER SHORT ORDER COOK Monmouth County's WANTED AUTOMOTIVE coll Dr. Hectlt, 546-TO7. :. Apply In person. MEDICAL Some experience wonted In bread produ Shore Point Inn, Hwy 35, Hotlet. GET CASH POR YOUR FOREIGN - ONE REGISTERED NURSE - And one tloa Full-time. Excellent warkina cond Oldest Mercedes-Benz dealership AND SPORTS r.ARS AT MONMOUTH SECRETARY LPN, part-time for doctor's office, gener- 110ns. Good references essential. E> SHEET METAL HELPEH — E«perl«rtw MOTORS* INC., Hwy 35, Eolontown, 541- al medicine. Hours 12:30-4:30. Write Box cellent wages. Full company benefits in required. Apply In person, ELECTRO IM- 2414. PART-TIME E-174. Trie Dolly Register, Red Bonk. PULSE, 116 Chestnut St., Red Bank, An Interesting and diversified position avail' eluding vacotton, health and Insurant eqgaf opportunity employer. * CARS WANTED - WE PAY TOP SS FOB able. In modern X-ray department, work' COUNTER GIRL —. Paid holidays, hoipl pion. Apply tn person Won. through Sat. RELIABLE-DEPEN DABLE A p.m. Sun. 12-4 p.m. CLEAN USED CARS. CALL MR. VIN- Ing Saturdays and Sundays. Hours flex- lalliotlon, paid vacation. Apply Top Hal MEN — Need an extra ISO to S100 per CENT 5424500. ible. Knowledge of dictaphone and radio- Cleaners, Hwy 35, Middletown, between month? Name your hours, norne your In- logical terminology essential. Good salary o.m.-l p.m. ' DELICIOUS ORCHARD come. Coll 74V5146 alter 7 p.m. SALES & SERVICE WANTED - 1957 Thunderalrd. Top dollai — pleasant working conditions. Send re- paid. Call alter 6 p.m. sumeta Box B-l??, Tlie Dally Register, TYPIST — If you can type over 55 words RI.34 • colts Ned More Classified 741-1413 Red Bank. per minute occurateW on onfi-ttour pro - ductlon day basis, call on Next Page CAREER OPPORTUNITY - In Sales. 747-5180 1 PARTS MAN JUNK CARS With young, but established Realtor Firm. for on Interview and typing test. Day stilt Experienced preferred. Alt frlnat tici Call for appointment, Mr. McGowon or PICKEDUP starts al si per hr. cflfs. Apply In person. See Mr. C. Duck HELP WANTKI) MACK Mr. Ryon, 747-3000. EVALUATION AND PAY Doremus rord, 4D Monmaulh St., Rei Bonk. 462-5i00 TWINBROOK WOMAN WANTED - For dell work. Full INCREASE AFTER 3 MONTHS AUTO WRECKING time. Experience necessary. Little Sliver. EMPLOYE BENEFITS CLERK — Good figure aptitude, for diver- 74I-S05? EXPERIENCED HOSTESS sified olllce work. Light typlno and an- AUTO Eatontown 542-223: Mu:* opply In person swerlno telepftone. Apply belween 10:3 L14f*LIMf AV O - CDCCUAI n WANTED - Choice used cars, with certl LEGAL SECRETARY - For genera, Town » Surf Diner, Hwy 35, Mlddlelown. end 4, Mrs. Sleiok, McFaddln Motors, 25 flbd rnlleoae. Contact Ed Sialer. practice In Red Bank. Heavy empnosls on Broodwoy. Long Branchy MECHANIC Real Estate. Experience required. Pleas- EDGECUTTER — Machine «perotor on rflUrlVYAT S> Just North of frteheld Circle rnCCnvLU ant working conditions. Top salary paid In coats. Tep wages. ILGWU shop. All ben- FARM HELP WANTED CH'RYSLER-PLYMOUTH accordance with qualifications. Coll 741- efits. Apply Wall Slretl Fashions, Cornet Mornlnos and ofternoons. 141 VI. Front SI.. Red Bonk 747 im West ana Wall Sis., Red Bank. Call 2144924 or W-«?8! EXPERIENCED AITO KICNTAI.S LPN — Evenings, full-time, NURSES' OFFICE GIRL - To work In service d COOKS — Experience neceisorf. Appl ALL BENEFITS AIDE, t a.m.-4 i>.m., full-ttme, for small portment. A AUTOMATIC APPLIANC Clare and Coby's Reitaurant, Junction R nurstna home. Hoilel-Holmdel-Malowan SERVICE. 534 R|. 35. Neptune. 9 ond 34, Madison Towmtilp. TOM'SFORD arto. Call 747-201? (or appointment. DENTAL ASSISTANT - Mature, e) FULL OR PART-TIME I!ELP Apply RENT A CAR BARMAID — Five nights per we«K. For Mrlenced. Ekctiltont salary. Notvenlng: On oolf course. H«y]) 364 1600 Kcyror! Interview call belwcon 1-4 p.m. Send resume to Eox E-17S. The Dolly Rej Call 741-4131, !•• a.m. weekdays. 787-PS27 liter. Red Bank, CIRCLE BOATS AND HOUSEKEEPER — Live-In, Permanent GIRL — Good typing ability, knowledge CAREER OPPORTUNITY - In Sales position. MUBt love small children. Sunday of steno and some legal experience, fa With young, but established Reollor Firm CHEVROLET ACCESSORIES and Monday off. 1200 monthly. Call 291 office In Red Bonk areo. 842-7940. Coll lor appointment Mr. McGowan oi Mr. Ryan, W:30M. 325 MANE AVE,, RED BANK EVERYTHING FOR UNCLE "WIO"-LY NEEDS YOU! THE BOATMAN AT APPLY NOW! If you Ilko to mar and style wigs, and on ASK FOR ED DeFELICE tvenlnas (rce? Sett Toyi and Gilts* Party looking tor more than ]ust o tob, we'n The Boatman's Shop Plan. No Investment - No Collecting-No looking for you to stall a brand new de MWhorfAve. 741.57H0' RcdBanl Delivering. No experience needed. Coll or porfment. Permanent work with good op, Open weekdays, 9 a.m.—6 p.m. write "Sdiito's Portlet"* Awont Conn. portunlty far advancement. For Interview, -"11. Telephone 1 (703) 673-3455. ALSO call Mr. Papon. 531-9200. SKILLED MACHINIST AND P' OWENS - Excellent condlllon. Sleeps ING PARTIES. four. Rebuilt 2M Chevy. Fly-brldgc. Stifp- lo-ihore-, Depin tlnaer, WI90 sensor. Pre^ SECRETARY — For Red Bonk law tlrm. MAINTENANCE MAN is 1st AGAIN sunted water. New cushions. In the Water Experience desired bul not necessary. at Coast Yochli Red Bank, Coll 229-1303 0 Writs to Box B-195, The Dally Reolsler, 741OS46, Red'BanK. Give pott secretariat •«• Apprentice or Equivalent Training Requited: Musi Vlava perlence. . _^ Own Tools 1969 17' THUNOERDIRD — 85 h.p. John- WOMEN son moton Holtclaw trailer, some extras, PART-TIME AND FULL-TIME HELP - KERR OFFERS: Excellent Starting Wages - Health Pro- S2,!M. See at River Plata Marina. Wes Five days. II1! p.m., 1-5 p.m..fl-4 p.m . Ap- FOR PACKING FRUIT grams • tll» insurance - Pension Plai - Paid Vacations Front St, Aik tor Chris. ply in person, JOYCE'S SUB SHOP, Lin- and Holidays . . • . crotl. (ntil to Post Ottlce), btlwecn 10-3 FULLTIME . LIKE HEW - 23' Chris Crotl Skill. Newl • ' If you quality • Apply at pointed and varnished. Complete equip- APPLY IN PERSON ment Including bow mil, power winch, RN AND LPN - Wontod al Kino James ship-10-triore radio, compass and many Nurslna Home. 7 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Monday thiouoh Friday other Hems of equipment. Inboard 210 h.p, 39IO40O 1972 OPELS motor, like new. Navy fop and full cur- talns. Asking >3tso. Coll 741-8700. HORS D'OEUVRE GIRL - Frl., Sol. PACKAGING PRODUCTS DIVISION Sun. Age 1* or \t. Apply In person DELICIOUS ORCHARDS Been ond Francis. 51s. Keyport Jl' CENTURY - All mahojonyTiTvUroi SHORE POINT INN, Hwy 35. Hallcl. Marine. Rebuilt corbs, olpcfrlc fuel pump, Rt, B37. Scobeyville' An equal opportunity employer Mu»l sell, ownir moved la Florida. J375 WAITRESSES AND HOSTESSES - NOIV DE IMRING Al t.'2-Oith Mornlna shift. Holiday Inn, Rl, 35, Hoilel LOiT OUR-LEASE — Musi sell'stock 0' Outbonftl Boots, 14' 16', 17' ond Ifl', soni WAITRESSES — Nlohls. Experienced. helnw our cost. Pont A Ski Center, 1 Apply In person, Lulal's Famous Pl*ia, Whllii 51., Rto Bunk. (41 11)4. ill Middle Rd., Hailel, "DISCOUNTED PRICES" COLUMBIA 22' SAIL SLOOP - Galley, WOMAN — To sleep In, cook, llqlil house- work, Permanent. Two in family. Goad CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Custom trailer. All accossorlcs and. equip. woges, References. Wrlle to Box E-173, ncnl. »(650 or olftr. 22»-4]74, The Polly Register, Red Bonk. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR 20' SEA RAY — Flneraloj. 60 h.p. John BARMAID son, power 1111, very,low hours, perfec BUY FROM THE BIG ONE IN NEW JERSEY condition. Cushion koats for 7, Ideal 101 Coll between 11:90 3:3a MANY NEEDS! family, Saalllcc, must sell. 142.4930 alie 8M-SSU 6 p.m. VAITUESSE5 — experlonccrl, II or over. Of NEW and Jl' OPEN SKIf-'F - CMar hull, six cylin- Viu In porson, YE COTTAGE INN, 149 der, Navy top, head, tish box. In wotar. Adding Machines-Typewriters Garage Doors Painting and Decorating tuccliem condition. J9M. Coll lor demon- USED CARS strntlon aflor Sjp.in. 5'1-WOS_., ^___ _ HELP WANTED FEMALE ADDING MACHINES - Typtwrlters Eltclrlc Operoloti, Roain C'onlrols. FI- CARl, B. JONES — Pointlno nnrl wallim. snld, rented, repaired. Serpicos, 101 Man- bcrotos-i Doors, sotci tmtl Service. Call penna lenity iniured. f-or ireo eslimotes, 18' THOMPSON - 40 h.p. Jonrnoil, frail- n)0UthSI.,RMBonl(, 747.04!!. NEOSICKELS, INC. 54?S!I2 coil S5»-M:«: er, canvci*, three gas lanks, battery, IIfo liSi!1!'.?!?1 Asking 1495. 787-3103. SALES CLERK Clock and Watch Repairing nASrlRN~5EA~SKIFF - JS'.ToTJ, V- (icnoral Contractors; PAPHR HANCINO bunks, linuif, 210 hj). Chrysler v-8. In wn. No lob too Sriioll Clocks, watches, line |ew«lrve«Mrltv r»ANK E.WHI1INO 741-99/41 Iftr, reody lo BO, ftnosonnnlc otke. Call Need iilfut, iiun'oi- CARPENTRV - Reniodrllnq, paneling, (2(ll73l5ia^(SOJI4j70«O (tone. Don Pens Jewelers, 799 River Rd., alvn pnrson wlllt Fair Haven. m*7il ClrjIeU, dnors, Odd iobi. Rtrnsonobfe rates. ««-4]8i. i»o 4SSAUOOAT ra«7s«uT u\a rtijht potsonrtl^y lo oil acrci^'orlr's. Cxcolloot condlllnn. (> M> liiindlo c.UfUomofS Pearl antlMBciid Ilcstringlng tS!!£.?1''.''l _ on phnnn. Must lit* Concrete Work , fARCENTCR- 13UILDI:f< ppflly oft hrnifleti nylon, 111,30 o MrorW' l*Yf*AWA INI-'LATAHLII CANOE iil>ln to lyp» OKIIHR Complete hotnc iniprovrmpnli, oilprn- TILE, CEHAMICS, MO5MCS — Pointing, fioin, otldltinm, Rootiufi, siflino sterling tw'im from ;j REUSSIUfi'i, J» Scenic Ctir 5alas, Hwy U & Scenic Dr., flnd (allow up ship- pinstorlmj, riKiionry, concrote, stucco. T BUICK-OPEL 'Highlands, l/i-oni, J___. Wtm - A. cunrlno' Oro'.i(t bt., ftttl Honk. . menu, iiinl wpn OmyGuuil. Fully lmuf«l. IM-14IS. COMMt'RCIAI. pTiHINO BOAT — in' Witll proflsu'n III Drogacf, «7I O.M. Dlosili winch, sieel 264-4000 [4-s—i mf»f and hoam, thh flmlet. Askttio S3SQ0. Kiimll tiusy (iflico. Diamonds Bought or Uostylcd Olid lolls iir Apply Q5S2J2" '£:£*•• _„__.. Let Ui huy the dlcmionrj yoi* don't we«r or I.IGIU HAULING CPllnrs, yiifntn-i j Hwy. 35 Keyport iwi 17' uusTfToN -"wTiiuiiiovw wS ipt us rejt/te them tor vou porinnally. detintrj up. free cMimotei, /4I-2I49 otter oi SON CO --Toofmo 111 Qvlnrude. Encelleril condition, three o RUSMIIC'), J4 il-oo^Sf jal. das tonki, ontlior. full canyai. mBjy Hwy3S Zo4.B000 Heyport «cissodM. lirU.Call after s n.m. >4I- W5 ; SITUATIONS WANTED 22 ^* "•''? Rc^iftirr. Krd Bunk — 'Alitfdlrtowo. N.J., Mondiv, Sepiemhrr 30,1971 FEMALE ,_. .. flftU1 WANTED MALE HELP WANTED MALE' •«* ' EXPERIENCED :DIT MEN OIL BURNER - KCO IANK MOTHtft - Will provldl ' — Ifntn In th(

MECHANIC CHILO C**E -'mmhom «IT_HJEN H»LP YrAHTKD - Over Apply 'ltd D Wlkoll Co Eotontown ana. 775.9300 •" «• *»LV In ptoon, HOWAlt }J4 Wple Ave . Red Bor.k Phone S42 Mil MO Wain STAUtlANT, Hwy J! i »»*"'» eXPBRIENCEO eOOKKEtpEH - Ot Opeen doll/ IIIII > ,.„—«™™~ torn1500 i»0_0moShporlllmi. Coll for tlrei work at home, COM refirencei appointment, M4-09J9, Col! WMI04 ___ "IXlLROAD TIE? BOAT CARPENTERS - Assemblers oral For eKlerior decor, 41 X » X » • ° tlberolot molderi, Pold hospital and me- imJATIONSffANTKlf" M.9J eacli. New. not wed, flical otneflts. Paid holidays and vacation. Jensen Morlnt, Worlboto, 131-OlM BA MEN — Full and port-flme lor modern ' "lF rOU NEEO A BABVSITTER |iii4 dutoniotlc car wash In Matowan. Port- Phone time hours 9 to I weekdays, weekends op. HH4S] 1 "^ (flSfcif* WANTED"" iionoi. Cil uinn S*X PLAYER - WonUtoploy Wit WAN TO WORK 111 SHIPPING - And serious Working KB* group. MALE OB FEMALE Receiving deportment. Full time. M«dlcol and retirement benefits. Apply ol Nor- wood Distributors. Inc.; t-5tft Broodwoy, SITUATIONS WANTED MS.74710O). Lorto Branch. Ask for Frank. JJ^c7DoTutr-1o7i7. US. DOUbl. •FACTORY JOBS MALE OR FEMALE _ WILL TRAIN SALESMAN - To sell lawn HELP WANTED HELP WANTED W«N««d Mart And and snow equipment on the road. Ex- MALE OR FEMALE MALE OR FEMALE AMBITIOUS COUPLES. Are you InUr Women in nveral perience preferred, coll for oppolntmem, MANAGE R5-RETA1 I ested In leornlna about a business whlc ARCTIC - White storm wl«i'»"'.'J"1# Monmoutri Wower, *H10>3. MANAGEMENT con be optraieB oul ot yout own hom new, originally J1/.M •»• AlKing IK en. a! our depart- PER5ONNEL CALLING ALL with potentloi earnings up lo $15,000 pei rntnti. Will be re- TRUCK DRIVER- Must know N.Y., .mhltioui and aogresslve men needed \a year; Unique opportunity with on Inlir quired 10 work 5 NJ. Metropolitan area. Apply in person, III top management positions, High In- MANAGERS HOUSEWIVES notional corporation. &43-&5Q, METALUME MANUFACTURING CO. Th* company w» represent Is o maio diys Monday 10 Florence Ave., it (roadway, Union :ome potential. Call TGM Associate. 32? i95O. chain. 50 stores strong ond growing. The' HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES Sunday. 8 a.m. to Beach. are presently seeking Assistant Stor, 4.30 p. m. Good Managers. 70 quality you moil havt \-i VETERANS SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - MAINTENANCE MAN - Sleodv ]ob, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES incentive psy after General Knowledge o( painting, carpentry, yrs recent experience with a major dfs Full-time doys. Honest ond dependable. count, department or specialty chain pi MAPLE OININO ROOM,SBT - »V •than training peri- electricitycity, eetc., helpful. Good siarMngj 1 Good salary. Apply in person, LlNCROFT ttier oi Aulstant Stare Manager, tn-Mcr* Sluart-Te/lor. S!" 'W"'R*. * "'J^i od. Hospiifllizaiion, ES5O. Newman Springs Rd,. Lincrott. .alary witwh cchonc:r.onc* toor odvoncemeniodoncemen . Ex Permanent full-time positions available ot COCKTAIL LOUNGE relianlia t opportunity tar right man. soft lines Merchandise Manager, or spe- leovel, » Aalrs and hutch M'i^.lono. Lkt paid holidays and SSr ' clollv ihop Assistant or Store Manager AND RESTAURANT new. O50 or best oiler. Call 7IMI81 alltr WANTED BARTENDER - Yeor-roond. Ionfonst avollbbla vo I lob Ief both mornnlnmnln g anandd afti J other be.ne.fUt Dnly "pros" apply. Sena resume t» Box ioooon shiftsshllts. ApplAppy' Chief "--'Engineer• , • Also necessary it the desire tQ run your Prime locollon. Excellent yearly growlh 12 noon, available. em, Tlie Dolly Register, Red Bonk. It'Itcheh r InnI , ReRd Bank. ' own unit. Salary commensurate with ex Low overhead. Beoulllul building with Iwt perlenc*. For appointment, call Mr. BO CHILPRENSFURNITURE - Crib. I ikt STEINBACH oportmenti ond poved porklno oreo^EK new SIS. intonl'j dr4>«lno «obl«-warci. PINON ot (21?)-593-;090 or sent! rftsuma Mllent terms available. Ashlno illO.WO. 244-8000 Keyporl IIKI.1* WWi'Kli HKM* WANTED to: ill Madison Ave.,'Suite iOI, Hfw robe, IIS, newborn trio with i™"'"."' I FASHION DISTRIBUTION CENTER JOSEPH IIS Youth bed wllh maftresi, M0. Baby MAI.K OR KKMAI.K MAI'K Hit FKMAI F York, N.y. 1M!2. Eotontown N.J. sorted door oalei, four-lor 13. 'rKflOJSJ'3; Ml RANT I piece, Leeds, red plaid, US. Coll alltr f> BAKERY CHECKERS MARKERS MAKES IT HAPPEN p.m. W.M80. OVEN MAN ' SPENJDAYS BIUTRITE BABY CARRIAGE- Bur- STOCK CLERKS Reollors-lnsurori gundy, convert! lo corbed and «!">"". Fulltime Excellent working conditions Member of Multiple Listing Service 145 Child'* car seal, II, imoil, lion' Wd- Good ef Excelled 500 Shrewsbury Ave. mg it oiler, M. All IIKt ne*. Gas lanlern. RICKELr nlth f wages. Full company benefits Including For your convenience we will be conducting In- New Shrewsbury Si. oai tamp stove, 110. '»'' I« f» " vocation, health end Insurance plan, Ap- table TV, wlltt stand, HO, S4J-CTI. ply In person Mon. through Sqt. 9-4 p.m. terviews continually at the Center on Hope Rd., 747-9300 Sun, tt-4 p.m. FUEL OIL SITE - Or yord for Olher un BRASS PORTHOLE - ,^"19" '""'''": HOME CENTERS Eatontown, on Mon. and Tues. from 9 a.m. to 1 O'lite, garcge. 1IS.0M. onllaue dlnln. room lob e, Icunks, trast .DELICIOUS ORCHARDS p.m. telephone, portable washing machln«, mi- 7 FOR SALE — Moforl.ed afternoon newj crophone, speaker!, some oloss and Rt. 34 Colls Neck china Clothing and hundreds of Items. paper route, Corn ovtr 5\W ptr week( Fastest growing choln of Home Centers In New Jersey Is opening a new loca- hrS- per day. Roul« esfobllined over ) J91IW. tion In Eotontown, N.J. featuring many departments ESTIMATOR/TRAINEE HELP WANTED MALE HELP WANTED ywrs. Term». 74?-940< after 6p,Tt\. TAPE RECORDER - 15' Irl-pod antenna Taksotfs from architectural drawings PIZZA KITCHEN FOR RENT — Also din rnaslT IS each. Exerclier. bookcase SJO MALE OR FEMALE each. Droperlei, wrought Iron tables, 14 Must Salariereod blueprintsd office position. Experienc. For eappoint deslr, Please refer to Unisex Column ners. Coins good business. May be seen al ony time. Mr; or Mr). Moletlo, 7MAN WANTED - Floor waxing, window 747-4714. . cleaning, Driver'* license ond experience, BOOKKEEPER — Full charge, Manuloe Dlano. Call Carol, luring, experience required. To JUQ. 741-0901 SCHOOL CUSTODIAN TIRE RIMS 15" - 11 ea. Baby carriage IMMEDIATE PRIVATE PIANO LESSONS IW, mon's bowllna ball, bog, IS. Bassinet, —PERMANENT POSITIONS NOW AVAILABLE FOR PHONE JOM5/4 ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN SECRETARY — Excellent skills, lorn Beginners, advanced. Classical, popular $5. After 3 p.m. 471-9241. __ Experienced. Phone figure work. At least 5 yrs. experience. Theory. . ' MEN MEEDEO - Full time tor service G. Burba. Architect. 747OS0O Busy office: To J1!0. stgtlon. Storting solory 12 per hr. Must be Ror WALLS m OAYSTROM — Dinette Formlco table, •SALES •CASHIERS •STOCK experienced in tight mechanical work and PART-TIME MAN WANTED — To u SECRETARY — Sleno ond typing, wor «" round, plus 1!" leaf. Six podded able to handle all-around dulles. Apply In with painting contractor. Coll after** PIANO — Organ, acc.ordlan leather. Pr choirs, Brome lens, ISO. »1-)»B. tor one man. Benefits. From S110. vote lessons. Calf person at Occanport Shell Station, Ocean- .,741-78l5. FULLY UPHOLSTERED - Barker reel- • WAREHOUSE -OFFICE •PORTERS port ond Moln, Occqnport. 111*1*1 ROOFER'S HELPER GAL FRIDAY - Excellent typist. Som figure work, Telephone. General otllc Experience preferred. Year-round. COLLEGE STUDENT • MAINTENANCE DISHWASHER WANTED — Part-time routine. To $100. Will tutor In math. days. Mi)st be out ot school. Apply In per- Phone 49S-1775. Call evtnlnoi 7_4)69II SINGLE BED AND MATTRESS - HO. son, MERMAID DINER, Hwy ]i, Leon- DICTAPHONE OPERATOR — No ex Bureau, 115, 11 cu. ft. upright Ireeier, «5. ardo. JANITOR — For Industrial manufacturing plant. General plant and rest room clean- perlence required. Good typist. To SI00. SPEECH THERAPY - In my hoi Four kitchen chairs, II toch. Coll 747-5756 GAS ATTENDANTS — Full or part-time. Col 560-5534, Equal opportunity em. Certified Speech Therapist. between 0 and 7 only. CLERKS (3) — Light'lyplng, some Ho Coll t7UOTofler 1p.m. Guy's. HW5. Ctiapel Hill Rood, Middle- 'loyer. LITTLE COACH BABY CARRIAGE - FULL AND PART-TIME town. ures. To SflJ. AUTO SALESMAN — New ond used. Ex- PIANO, ACCORDION. ORGAN - Profes Good condition, 145, carriage for car with Mornings.. .Afternoons... Evenings ... Weekends perience necessary.. Salary and commis- TELLER TRAINEE - To WO. slonal muslclon-leocher. Alfred Monfredli wheels, good condition, HO. 679-2172, DELIVERY MAN — Full time. Six days, e 542-U23, to 5:30. Coll sion. Hospllolliallon. Coll 541-1100, Mr. McQuillan. SKI BOOTS 747.0125 JR. ACCOUNTANT - Standard cosl Sue ). Skis with bindings. EXPERIENCE PREFERRED, BUT NOT NECESSARY Electronics, local. To S?,000. FEE PAID. WE WILL TRAIN YOU FOR THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS MEN — With cars, wanted to dellvei EXPERIENCED TANK CLEANER— MERCHANDISE Call 583-3W morning and/or Sunday papers in RedMust be able to drive tractor trailer. Ap- PANEL TESTING - J yrs, experience ply ROLLO TRUCKING, }>5 Broadway, MUST SELL — Three-piece living room • PLUMBING •HARDWARE •GARDEN Bank area. No collecting.747-2143. Science degree. To J12.J0O. FEE PAID, J_pK_S.U,K_ set, with slip covers,US. Olher household Keyport. An equal opportunity employer. Items, 707-3350 after 5:30p.m. • HOUSEWARES SALESMEN! MAN WANTED - Reliable, hoTTworkeri ACCOUNTING CLERK - Stock, I rt • PAINT • SPORTING GOODS en I 1!> r entro1 SALE! "SALE tnternotlonal Lighting Co. Commission. who wanls steady employment. Good In-1 i *e _fe, S_l _?'!.ITS 0 experience SONY TAPE RECORDER^ with to • ELECTRICAL • AUTO SUPPLIES • LUMBER bonus and fringe package. Will train. No come. Dlol 741-1070. Equal opportunity! To J7.10O. FEE PAID, hour! ol music, slide pro|ector with imployer. / screen, portable lypewriter, I42-1U5, • STATIONERY ••TILE CALL'MR. HOLDER (201) HU-2-2513 UNPAINTED OPERATIONS MGR: - Ceramics L Or write Box £-W0, The Dolly Register, LIKE NEW ~ I year old. Thomosvllle. Red Bank, N.J. MECHANIC — Lawn mower repair ond glass to metals experience. To $17,000, small engines. Must have tools. Call 741- FEE REIMBURSED. FURNITURE dining room set. [Country French) Orlfli-; 4060. Now is the lime to buy P'no desks, chests, nol price 11100. Asking 1750.142-iiM. • FULL TIME STORE SALESMAN bookshelves Also in exquisite hnrriwaocf, To work lour oiiernoons o week. Including MARKETING MGR. - Ceramics or c WE OFFER- CARPENTER WANTED - Steady em- to metal experienceexperience.. To 130,000. I beautiful hutches and etiesh of rirtiwc s. CALUMET - Triple extension 4x5 view three nights until 9 p.m.. all day Saturday, B camera with l'/<" Ft Schneider Reproclo- and Sunday from 9 to I p.m. Ability to ployment for experienced man. In private REIMBURSED. Two floors lull ol savings of ?5 . to 50% • EXCELLENT SALARIES • PAID HOLIDAYS AND VACATIONS .Dnstructlon( ail year round. Good pay Contc in and moke your choice. ren. 741-3M4. '. learn and deal with the public is esseniioi. tfl-0210. • Advancement Opportunities Permanent position. Call Norlhwood Lum. COST ACC'T - 3-5 yrs. electro ANTIQUE — Belgian oVlck, 3l/,"x9V»", • Profit Sharing Plan . Regular Increases ber, 462-ISSO. MAN — Part-time mornings. Neot qp perlence. To 114,000. FEE PAID, RED BANK LUMBER used under trolley track ond as rood sur- pearante, year round employment. Coll 9 Won SI Red Bank 741-550 face, 25' eo. 842-1033 after 5 p.m. • PAID HOSPITALIZATION • OTHER OUTSTANDING BENEFITS ALUMINUM SIDING MECHANICS — Guaranteed weekly wage, paid holidays, BUTTERFLY B0UTI8UE - Selling out. paid vocation, for men who can do quality STORE MANAGER FACTORVIALE All merchandise and IMures mutt go. aluminum work ond are dependable. 4S2- :O5t growing chain of discount boutiques d/.r Personnel SavtUBlo 15% on Decorator window Telephone 2H-32O4, * p.m. to 9 p.m. 7492 otter i p.m. Ask for Don. ooking for maivrt experienced Individual 157 Brood St. Red Bonk 842-350* shades. Fas! delivery. Free Shop-At-Home Interviews starting Monday, Sept. 20,197? -10 a.m. for position of store manager. Unlimited and Measuring. See our large selection al WOOD SHAVINGS - Ideal beddlno for Monday thru Saturday Monday - 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT rowth potential. Retail experience a vinyl shades, from 11.49. horses, large Iruckload leO. Permaoent. Day hours. Apply at Burdge's' ?usf. Coll 739-0258, Mr. Miller; or 842- ALYSSON WINDOW M6-7334 10a.m. to 5 p.m. EVENINGS Thursday-6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Garage, $91 Branch Ave., Little Sliver. 45, Mr. Mulroy after 11 a.m. IBM KEYPUNCH __, ______SHADE SIGNATURE AVOCADO GAS RANGE - PXPERIENCED PLUMBER'S HELPER 34» Hwy 35 Opp. Cobblestone: And Hoover Avocado portable wosher. For sewer connections OPERATOR xperlenced studio or portrait. Imme Mlddletown Ml-7/t Both excellent condlllon. 842-7535; , APPLY ... Call 747-0493 or 747-0473 . liole openings, steady work. Top salary, Experience necessary for art interesting RED PEPPERS - Now reody. J3 a buv and diversified fulf lime position In mod- FURNITURE — Bedroom set, two beds, EXPERIENCED AUTOMOTIVE - Body ipply Allfed Processing Corp., 1050 Com el. Also fresh vegetables. Ed Lourlno ern hospital working from 4 p.m. to 12 Sycamore Ave,, New Shrewsbury. two dressers. Llvlno room sofa ond chair. and fender work. Apply at Burdge's Ga- Rtcllntr. End tablet. Lamps. Call (42-0154 rooe, Sf! Bronch Avc. Little Silver. mldnldM. Good salary* pleasontr-worklng 1EN WANTED — For oulo cleaning and conditions" , excellen"• t' ifringe benefits. Ap- CARPETING or 741-0431. EXPERIENCED SERVICE STATION AT- raxing. Pay Incentives tor product ton If ply Personnel Office. Rlvervlew Hospital, Green embossed, 11x17, sjs ou ore serious, reliable and willing to 741-2700, Ext. 225, for an Interview be- 347-1116 CHILDREN'S CLOTHES - Infants lo »l7« RICKEL HOME CENTER TENDANT — Apply Riverside Esso, Rt. tween 9 a.m. and A p,m. An equol opportu- 7. Black velvet coat set, girl's size 4, real 35 and Rector Place, Red Bonk. wk, coll 7V-69S9 aiter 7 p.m. Rte. 36 at the Eatontown Circle Eatontown, N.J. niry employer M/F. FIREPROOF MOSLER SAFE — !»«39«;2, bargain. All like new. in perfect condition. EXECUTIVE SALES TRAINEE — Earn YOUNG MAN — Two hours offer school. Oak typewriter desk UxiOxW.i. Kelvlna- S42-7S22. • - ' Art Equal Opportunity Employer 5)v,000_ early, part-lime. Commission, bo- Holmdel plant. Light cleaning. Ideal tor tor wafer cooler, electric. ID-drawer stee nuses. Phone2?l-3034. high school senior. 671-9342, Mr. Hlckey. REALTORS cabinet 2»x33»52. 741-S9IB. ANTIQUE FURNITURE - Wall clocks, Two experienced soles associates needed Chippendale chairs, dining room set. CA5PENTER WANTED BUDGET ANALYST — ToSU.COOplu* for expanding office. Member Multiple 3-D HAMMOND ORGAN - Excellen Phone 719-2737. Call offer 7 p.m. fee paid. Loral manufacturer requires de> Listing Service. Pleasant worklno condi- working condition, S450. Modern clrculai 495-0768 ree and minimum 2 yeors experience In tions. For a confidential Interview, coll sofa for large room, S100. I41-099& eves. LADY',5 WINTER COATS 12) Never Sudget, standard cost or financial ac- Roper F. Coient at 741-7686. • WM990 day>. worn, site 14, yellow and belae wool. Call PART-TIME YARDMAN counting. Contact N. LoBounty, Fox-Mor- ACCT CLERK-Typlrtg ond light book- 74131J6. Phone FIREWOOD FOR SALE ris Personnel, Princeton Center, Rt. 1, keeping. Great Future. FEE PAID. TO SKI PANTS — Splnnerln stretch, blue, 9464611 between 6-9 p.m. Box 3063, Princeton, NJ. 609-452-813$. S35 • cord sue: Call 741-M19 34R, used once, 125. Men's boots, buckle, PHARMACIST — Full time. Mld-Mon- speed lace, sue 7, 526. Lody's loce boots, MEN OVER 18 — Neat appearance. H.S. TYPfST-Generol office work, modern of- mouth County orea. Attractive schedule. prods eom $70 any 17 hours or 5140 for 34 MAJOR REMODELING — Doors and site 6V1, like new, 125. Head skis, ISO. 17" Good pay. Benefits, Insurance, pension, fice, nice co-workers. TO WO. windows with storms, bathroom acces- portable TV, ISO. 542-8K5. ______etc. Independent store. Reply to Box F- hrs. Plus bonus. Car necessary. Inter- views tonight 8:30 p.m. 794 Broad St., '"' sories, kitchen cabinets, bannisters, etc 159, The Dolly Register, Rod Bank, , (Rt BOOKKEEPER-F/C to Trial Balance. 171-9145. BICYCLE - Boy's 2«" three-speed. Two 35) Bragar Bldg., Shrewsbury. Small office, but very busy. DOE-OPEN. months old. Like new. 140. Alter 5 p.IT. ASSISTANT MANAGER — Variety store 12' X 18' BILNOR OVAL POOL - TWL 74I-S7II. operation. Two stores. 71 year minimum. SECRETARY-Excellent skills-deal with years old. New liner. Complete with filter, Hlah school graduate. Fully paid hospl- HELP WANTED public ond coordinate work. SI20, etc. Best offer, 747-5545. BICYCLE - Three speed, heavy duty, lolljoilw)., prou" " p 'Insurance , pensio' n plon. MALE OR FEMALE good condlllon, 145. Toys, none over 15. Employe discounts. 5M-M75. MORTGAGE DEPT. FHA-VA loan ex- STARCRAFT CAMPER TRAILER — Coll W-M8S ofler 4 p.m. perience. Process loans, credit work. 2-3 Sleeps six. 1970. Good condition. Call oil POSITION AVAILABLE day. 671-S925. TWO HOLLYWOOD — Bookcase twin AUTO PARTS COUNTERMAN - Must Administrative Assistant to Business Ad yeors exp. SALARY OPEN. beds, complete, clean, 125 eoch. Weber hove Ford or Lincoln-Mercury dealer ex- mints Ira tor, , PERSONNEL SERVICES surfboard, 130. 23" Andrea console TV, perience. Coll 2640694. Ask for Paris MINI BIKE — 4 n.p., shocks. Racing ac 77 Broad St., Red Bank 741-3555 cessorlei. Trail occe&sorles. S25. Girl Scout Uniterm, complete, size 10, h, TOM'S FORO INC- Matowan Regional School District Board Call 264-2984 worn once. 16.50. 4V5-1411 alter 6. of Education. Business admlni&traflon EXPERIENCED SUPERINTENDENT — COUPLE CAMPING TRAILER - 1971 ApoChe For garden apartments In Rondolf Twp.. training or experience required. Salary A quiet household. Two adults. Seven 'A SYSTEM — Kustorn 200, orie year old Morris County, NJ. Salary plus opart- commensurate wild experience. Send or months NJ., five months Florida. Mo it be Two column, omplltler ond Blnson Echo Mesa. Stove, sink, IcebOM, spare tire, can- rmnI, Call Mr, Koropsok, 656-0070. bring resume to Mr. Edward J. Scullion, under 50, have Immediate references and Rec. Call 717-8638. opy. Sleeps six. Asking i\VS. 717-3105. Office of the Secretary, Broad and South driver's llconse. No other household help. STOCK CLERK AND DELIVERY - Sts., Matowan, N.J. Cor provided on days off. Own apartment WEDDING GOWN - Slie 11. Originally FIRM MATTRESS Mon, thru Frl., 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Apply in In both homes. Start Nov. 1st. write. In- JIM. Asklno S50. 73" X 38'. Like new, 120. person, Steven Drugs, 349 Manmou'h Rd., clude phone number, to Box F-U1, The Coll 495-0413 Coll 222-4W HELP WANTED Doily Rcqliler, Red Bonk. ' W. Long Bronch. WELL ROTTED HORSE MANURE — Me Donald's Drive.In MEDICAL ASSISTANT - College dearee WAACKAACK ARMS For fall gardens. 50'. Bring own contain- EXPERIENCED ONLY — Hand grade 935 HWY 35 MIDDLETOWN ers, Call 747-OSIS. cmdblocMoproker. preferred. No experience necessary, Send Sporting gooth, fishing tackle, qyn_, i? Full or pori-time workers days. 11 a.m. !o resume to Do* 127, Little Sliver. fAOin St., Keonsburg, 76^-6333. con 3 p.m. or II a.m. to 7 p.m. Apply in per- WALNUT BEDROOM COMPLETE — son between 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. or 2 p.m. Double bed, dresser, chest, two night la- PART-TIME MAN WANTED — Hours 1-5 DRIVERS NEEDED — For food trucks BEST TOP S0YL"~ bles, CKcellenl condition, $300. 787*3894. p.m. Mon. through Frl., for office and lo S p.m. tapn. through Frl. on a lease basis. Excellent opportunity tar soles work. For Interview call 563-1000 af- CLERICAL HELP NEEDED - In book- right person. Call 47M28G after 6 p.m. tor KITCHEN CABINETS - Double stainless, ter 3 p.m. or evenings after 6, 946-8368. keeping department of local newspaper. more information. PIANOS OROAN5 slMl sink, woll oven and counter range. 1200. Alter 1p.m. 291-3159. _____ Musi be able to type and be accurate with BEAUTICIAN ~- Or qualified wig stylist, Usefl splnefs from 1195. Unli/nited rentals figures. Flve-doy week, 37V_ hours. Llber- Pqrtllme position In beautiful wig salon from 17.50 for Vamoho-Conn Kimball HELP WANTED oI company benefits. Reply In own hand Wurlllnr-Chlckfrlng. FREEHOLD MU In Shrewsbury. May lead to full time. Call SIC CENTER, 12 Throckrnorlon SI 46?- NAUTICAL ANTIQUES MALE OR FEMALE writing, tjivlna references and solory de- 741-8356 for appointment. _____ •sireri, -to Hox"D 152, The Doily Register, ANCIENT MARINER II, 74 Shrewsbury Aye., Hoot ol Momnoulh St.I Red Bank. Rod Bank. COOK WANTED - Brothers Bor, 3 Mor- CAR RADIO - Never used, Solid stolr ford p|,. Red Bonk. Coll 747-9025 or 1*2 HAMMOND - M-100 orgon, lilt new. PERSONNEL SERVICES FACTORY HELP - Three applicants 9899. Motorola push bulfon with S«7 external beinp accepted, no experience.necessary. speaker. In original carton Paid UQ, l Plus Wurlllier Side Man, cost 12000. Alk- Appfy In person. METALUME MANU- BUS DRIVER WANTED - For imall pri- for WO. 2233157. Ing 1995 lor both J66-9251 ofler 7 p.m. OPPORTUNITIES FACTURING CO., Florence Ave., ot Chemical Sales-Pulp Pld. Car TUS18K vate school. Approximately four hours per Broadway, Union Beach. day. Pnone 541-7296. PURNITURE AND APPLIANCES wWVErJTRAMTsT~Me~ioTron rollers.' ElecttonicsRF-Miaowave TO$WK Welfare and people wilh credli problem;, ;o1onlol headboards. 125 lor both. 5 7 EDP-Sys Analyst-RT Telecom TOSUK PIANO TEACHER — Experienced, 'or RNs AND LPNs — Aides and orderlies, immediate deliveries, Instant credit. Cnli >.m., 741-1954. 1 music school. Full tcheduie available needed for all shifts af new facility. Good Mr, Gran, 373-6611. M. E .• Take Charge Small Lab TOSI5K Call 747.1315. starting talary, benefit*. Colt Mrs, JiNGLTojr5pR7NOArSmoflfesT, Accountant-Cosl-Sharpio TOSI5K Stelnbrlct(,9fo3, al 741-8915. TYPEWRITERS, ADDING^o7hin~eV~A7l ,10. Coffee loble, 15, kitchen step stool, 12. mokes new or used. Guaranteed Low os >hone 78M43O, ISCOUNT FOO Controller-Exec. Opportunity TO SI'IK WOULD YOU LIKE A BUSINESS OF 1 YOUR OWN? You don'l need an ofrice to S?5. Serplco !, )01 Mormaulh fit Next lo ChemicalSaies-NOflS-Car TO SI3K DRIVERS, CAR DETAILERS — Full or ilarl. Begin af home, full or part-time, part-time. Apply Country Sudser Cor Chemist-Textile Exp. Pld TOSI2K ideal Tor husband ond wife teams. Call Phone 239-9393 before 13 noon and be' Wash, Mlddletgiwn lween^.9p,m, Advertising-Art-Know Catlq To SlbK Mr. Sreers. at /47-2720 or 7*7-2589. Nil ob- DESKS SI5 up, FLES^TiTupTlo^eV, HAZLET, N.J. Hoot! on. THE MONMOUTH - Regional BoorcToi choirs, adding machines, typewriters of- Educollon is seeking applications for 'ice cquioment, etc. ot bargain price!. YAlfo'SALE - 132 M"ofninaVfde~Ave.7 Are YOU Listed Above? school bus drfvlno posflfons for the 1971-72 New or used. AAC 0E.5K OUTLET, Hte. :asl Keansburg, Thurs. 33rd, 9 lo 5, Any- Whether you want to work part time or full time MAN OR WOMAN -- Private SchoCI 'llna, everything end clothing. Come in, to investigate ALL apportu- transportation for small children. Drive yeor. Applications may be obtained feOqjthufst.511.3W. paisenoer cor or jlcrllon wnaon, Approxi- . .-Jly'na In person lo the Monmouff) jTNING ROo'M"sTf~Shefc7ioh'VtyTeT ... days or evenings... we have job openings mately four hours doily. 7410272. Regional High School Transportation Of. COMPARE BEFORE TouTuV^^Solid vinyl siting doesn't dent like obsoltte Uatiogony. Round eKtenslon table. Six Itce, S35 Ttnton , New Shrewsbury, choirs. Bulfel. Server. Corner cupboard. for you in these departments:, SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS WANTED ' N.J, 07724. metol siding. Coll for tree estlmole, D W PERSONNEL SERVICES Must have school bus license. Bttrr Home Iniprovemcnti, 8 10 imi Full firm ' 741-3555 An equol opportunity employer. |.l2mnlnrgtill MALE OR FEMALE • PRODUCE CLERKS V P fSTrTfEN DE Nf "WANif ED" -" R e~ I? Potion Ave., Long Branch Sipl. 31, JJ, • GROCERY CURKS Fiii) T.nia tired man copoble of minor plumbing and IBM TYPEWRITERS rem Hoi. Day and Nigtii Otw electric repolrs. In return, oportmenl and • FLOOR WAXERS salary. 842.4097 or 8420736, SALES OPPORTUNITY Morp Classified SCHOOL BUS OBTveH'SWAST ED" RUPP SCRAMBLER MINI-BIKE Coll Practically new, live monlhs old. Coll 264- on Next Page 7S7-MIO DO YOU: REACCsTATESALESPEdPLE"*" Good lire cot) be yours In a growing oren lltMM;SS(>l>IM)l(HMTI|;s III SINKS.S OI NEED MONEY FOR THOSE EXTRA for someone who lias strong ambition and A JOB AT PANTRY PRIDE desire to succeed. We art looking for FALL AND HOLIDAY EXPENSES? someone wllo can be active In HihnB onrf _• Meons. working lor the fo. new name in supermarkets.,. sellino residential property. All Inquiries the tmesl itore in wnicri lo work or shoo ir> the entire area. wlll.be held In stncleit confidence. Con- W'l 'Wolfer G, Denlse of Oenlsfl ftsolty, BUILD YOUR FUTURE t Means conoemol co-workers who ore proud'tl their |obi anH Miocioios, Hwy 1 at Traffic Circle, P.O ; LIKE FASHION? their (irms • BoK 956, Freehold, 4A2-U44. *,M«ans.|/ou'll do belter wilh PAHTRV PRIDE- KNOW ALL ABOUT CHILDREN? PUBCHASfNG'AGENT To »ISK if wtollina is your career. GIFTS APPLIANCES LUGGAOF; WITH ESSO ENJOY DECORATING? Beautiful opportunity , PERSONNEL SERVICES START YOUR SALES CAREER TODAY 77 Hroad SI, - Red Bank 74I-J555 PEOPLE TAKE PRIDE IN HAfRDRESSEft Manager operator, Salary ond cominlnlenn. ColClll 583-V22583V226 ol*el* r SERVICE STATION WORKING FOR PANTRY PRIDE FULL OR PART TIME 3 p.m. for appointment. Appointments Monday through Fnda/ 10 a m. to

MULfltrtHPRESBPERIAfOR 1 INTERVIEWING HOURS Temporary Immedloft empleymenl for 20 INOfPtMDCNCC- AND THE OF - (toys for exptrlOKod Mylfllllli Press Op PORTUNirYTOOPfRAlE VOUR PANTRY PRIDE erolot al tj,l> on hour, Canlacf Nir, Ron- 10 to 1 p.m., Mon. thru Sat. erl Sthulli al E«t. 221, Brookdole Commu- .v OWN RETAIL BUSINESS- WITH nity Colisae, l.lncrofl. 142-1901). An inunl 3140 Hwy. 35, Hazlet opoorUintly employer.. AMtniCA'S .HADINCi ENEHaV 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., Mon. thru Fri. COMPANY, PAID 1HAINING AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANT SITUATIONS WANTKD AVAILABtf. (OR OlMUMLD AP- PLICANfS. I Oft INI'OflMAriOW SECRETARY - Kalhorfnf ClbOl oroilu, ANtJ APPOIN1MFNI CALL ABRAHAM & STRAUS fs and former employ tfeilrei part-time MR, fLYNN, .IBH /O00, EX'f. ..)j secretarial work ol dome, Including tfitill anif term pwtri. Coll 74/16)),

WOODBRIDGE, iMJ. SI* mcnlni-2 v-lort, W(ek dau only, lit wiik, rfi-itn Oder i p.rn, ' , THU6CASe AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY fMPLOYEH In my homt for A or $ yaw oft, >,O. IOXI8 HUMBU Oil & REFINING CO. 671-if 15 , FORMIC ITEMS YOU UO LOHGFR THE f r NEED OR USE WILL,. , DISTINGUISHED - *^—-LEGAL NOTICE • i»nu.tumr* OFFICESS S SHPSESsi Nolle I ft hereby plvtn that a Generic ElffcMon will be nrfd m the BorouQ-i of affis«asfflf»w ral ir CerOltlonlnu SJi'#wsr>urv, Counly of Monmouth. afoft S t, tievoior ott Neww Jersey on foosdoy, NovembNovembee r % AvcThmmciolServfce..,« 0MWM« *•• Sace 197171 , betweebt n HHi e hhour* * of 1 ama.m. onond S nltorlal Service P.m. at places htreaiter deilgnoted for WITH A QUICK ACTION Uit vTdual Ttiermoilgikoiry con. t;ir elQcflon of three State Senators at LOW-COST trolled Heot 4.'Accounflng Machine ttitQvi one Stoto Asicmbtyman af/locQ • WnlLlo-WollCarptllna i. Dictation machines, two Assemblymen for District SB, A Sur- DAILY REGISTER .iMMM(vl» rogate, a Sheriff and Two members of ths 54 Broad Street Red Ban «iMMM(>vl»ProF«ctD Board of Chosen Freeholder* for ths Call for appointment lo Inspect 7.. TypTypewritere it ! siandarsiddd Courtly ot Monmeutlt/ ond two members DolM SepfemMr it, I!'I I.. TypewriterTypTypewritere !! ElectriElecricc af the Council of tho porougtt of Shrews- S«pt. 20 FAMILY AD BiBidds wilwililll b« opened by tthhe Secretary of __47VJ0747-VJ0OO the Board ot 3:uu p.m. y/ho will publicly REGISTRY AND 6LBCTIOM . 3 LINES-S DAYS FOR RENT-FAIR HAVEN - Large to announce the bid total. There shall appear on the ballpt for ondlloor orea, wlltii liolf batbathh, suftoble li ttie General Elecfion lo be held Novem- NOTICE 0 The cofigltlons, terms ond specifications BOROUOH OF RUMSON FOR J/ "™"""!! . studistudi o or metlllln hll Rl 'or ?tw above may be obtained from the ber 2, WI, th* following question to bn m AN HO Secrflfery of the Board of £dutatjon at the voted by th« voters or the Borouflh of JUST addrns shown below. Shrewsbury: $2.00 ° '• "The Borooflft ol Shrewsbury shall Boards of Eledlon and jitgllfry 1 The Board of Education reserves the Avoilcblt for MereliciMdKp for Sain only OFPICl^ 5F'A( p . Uitf. wv. In nu rfgh! to reject any or oil nld$ ond fo waive purchase 6.S acres located on the south* for the Borouoh of Rum»on/Co . Artido nn/iJ Qiiijlnfilff Ironi a finusptujK any Immaterjul informalities, west corner of Broad Street orid Syca- Manmouih, Stolii of Nn> JtrMy will m rrlvoli; i-iiifdnci... Ampio ..li'.irtur more Avenu*, being part of Lot 13, nntl mav nul exn;ciJ a Mile price of 150,00 GREAT DANE PUPS - Black, rlntile 1 '" '"', ROBERTO, HAVENS per orlirle, rtio on premise ,, Inclurti'.,, miull Block 30, on tho Tax Mop of sold _ 'EM6eft2,l»7J Available Sent, 1st. MOll pi> nonlK. A Boord Secretory Borough, for (tip purpose of construct- between ihe hour* of 7:00 a.m. oiio l.~ ftlrcMUST be nilvertKcd, frith urlfJU Hailet Township i fine 51.CO, N« ropy cluimje', may lit* UIHt-PARHOW, Realtur •« n™ ing a municipal building not to exceed p.m. lor the purpose of conducting tti« 1 SljJRoil Bank. /41-3450- Board ot Education 7009 square feet of usable floor space.' Hjie'and no (fiitouhl . nr return^ will tic PERSIAN KITTEN - Mole (i 3«nerol Election P.O. Boxjs; ' The la&t da/ to register or to transfer sold General Electron will b* Hid In 'tiffi' il url Is (anrelfltltji'lorc enplriillfj'i OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - In Cryi lloilot, tiew Jersey 07710 from cne votiv.g district lo another In or- said munlclpollly for fht puri>0» of •!•£• To Plate You' Ouily Rcylilff tat Brook Professional Building, Hwy 3: Doled: September 15, wi drr to vote In th« General Election Is Sep- ling: f-'AMll Y AD, CAUL . , . POODLE PUPPIES Eolanlown. About 800 sq, ft. S291p tember 23,19M and this con be done al the Sept. 10 18,25 Three $tote Senotors aMarge AKC registered. Chompoone. (nonth,_Cnil M2-52M. ______municipal building. 771 Broad Street- dur- One state Awemblymart at-larae Jny regular office hours. Monday through Two Assemblymen for District SB STORE OH OFFICE - 430 Sfl. (t. In Pa< REGISTRY AND ELECTION Friday, holidays exceptetf. Registration of ""rmoulh. SI2S. 741-6900 =REE PUPPIES - Ready lo oo. Hall NOTICE voters or transfer ol registration can be A Surrogate Labrador, fcermon Shepherd'?). Call s«' Ct 'BOROUGH OP RED BANK made on forms provided by the Clerk or _24-Hour Scrv]co by tl-ie Commissioner ot Registration ot A Sheriff POR LEASE - o to to acres on Rt 524 NEW JERSEY Two Members ol Ihe Boord of Choim Notice It hereby given thof the District ttio Court House, Freehold, N,J, GREAT DANE PUPPIES Howcll Twp. Zoned llaht Industrial. Lon POLLING PLACES Freeholders for the County of Monmgufn. AKC. Beautiful (owns. JIOO. or ahorl term. Very reasonable, t'2-om. Boaro> of Election ond Registry In and and for tne following municipal olflces, Is orea] nutter, and especially deilgned for ttie Boroujjh of Red Bank, Counfy of viz; Ilor do-it-yourselfer. Place your order . Phone StU-Mll, r-lnf election District polling; ploce Is 1 PRIME OFFICE - Or store space In Fal Monmoulh, Mote of New Jersey, will A Mayor for the full term of four yeari. •now, pick up In a week, Is while Alcoa Haven with excellent parking. 33'x' h Fi H Bd Stret .ERAAAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES - mt o. Ihe plac. htr.lnofttr d^fgnotcd ^a^i^J^lllnSecond Election District pollina g pacploceo Is, Two Councilman for the lull term «f |.03i gauqe.lo.w ea., SI' t12.«0 eti26' AKC. Black and silver. Eloht weeks oW, room, 1130 per month. Call 74V-7O54 c *hree years ecch. isii.sffea., J2' HMO fa. You'll do libeller (fay except Wednesday, the First Aid Squad building, 115 Had don Two malm, two temoles.'Shots. Eo( any lUbijUAY/ NOVbMBEiK'J, IV/t Notice Is hereby given thai qualified ""•-n anyone wllh Alcoa. 'ilno, love children. itHiK. Avenue and OFFICE SUITE-RED BANK - 7M sq. between the lioure of 7:00 a.m. ond 6:0 Third Election District polling place Is votert af the Borough of Rumiorii Counly In excellent location. Desirable for o p.m. lor tho purpose of conducting th the IS road Street Auditorium ofthe of Monmputh,, StatStale of New Jersey, nnott aafl- g.E«MAN SHORT HAIRED POINTER 1 ready registered in taid municipalitmunicipaliti y unun* 5,upS - Pedloreed, Call M6-33I7 Man. profession. Call 747-3730 belween 1 end i, "Address one for Donna. She's my besr friend. General Election. Shrewsbury School. Said General Election will be hold li For Information about location of pol- d«r the laws ot New Jeruy govurnlngovuurnlno inmugh Frl. oiler <:30 p.m. PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE — A| permanent reglsfrotion may r«0lst*t*r or "What's her last name?" . said municipality lor the purpose of elco ling places or districts, call Borough ransfer with me clerk af said municipal- CAR.WABY BOARDING KENNELS - Air proximate!/ 4.000 sq. ft. of prime off[< Un*i: Clerk 741-4200, during regular office B4I-U84 space In professional zone of Red Ban Three State Senators at-largo liours, ity ol his office, Memorial Borough Holl, conditioned. Indoor-outdoor run. Llmlle Immedlole occupancy. Will decorate ar , "I don't know." River Road, Rumxin, New Jerwy, on or runs to Insi/m proper core. 93B-5145. One State AssemtJlynwn ot-iarfjo JEAN W, FABRY wfore Thursday, September 23, If71, our- NS sortition to suit. Attractive long.ten Two Assemblymen for District 5(* B or oujjfi Clerk o. MANNY AND „ ST. BERNARDS - AKC, moles, fmales, lease available. Call HOWARD B. HOUSES 'FOR SAI-E Ina the following hours: OOlly 9:00 a.m. m P. Kt. U. East Keonsburg. 737.<)im. TER ASSOCS. 747-2701, HOUSES FOR SALE Sept.»,21,1W1 «e50 5.00 p.m. Salwrdays from • a.m. to 12 rough and smooth, 10 wk». Sired Ch. A Surroqote noon. Sundays and Holldayi axcepted. Hugo, Excellent temperament. 717-1693. A Sheriff REGISTRY AND ELECTION Also September 23, WI from 1 p.m. to » RYE FDR SALE AIR CONDITIONED OFFICES RUAASON Two Members of the Board of Chosei NOTICE For cover crop. Call oiler 6 p.m. CAIRN TERRIER - Femole, AKC. Nine Reasonable ront, immediate occupanc p.m. Or ct Commissioner of Registration Compact and cozy older Cope, Inforrnol $32,000 FAIR HAVEN Freeholders lor th« County of Monmout BOROUGH OF SEA BRIGHT Mllce. Holl of RecortH, Main Street. monlns. Brlndle Wheoton. J75. Apply Serplca's, 101 Monmoulh St., R dining room, modirnlied kitchen, den 01 and for (tie folfoyvino municipal offices, NEW JERSEY sh-tm • Call 495-0207 Bank, next to Carlton Thealer. Freehold, New JEW THIS SUMMER J. Men's K-!i o<. fourth bctfroom, I'/J bothi. Gameroom, Delightful small family vl;: Notice 15 hereby given that the Dlsfrkl Thursday, September n, 19/1, during Ihe il*s. l-j-« woods, 2-9 irons. Wedgo, pul BOXERS - Ronel's Cinder Girl's pups PROFESSIONAL BUILDING fenced In palla with fish pond. Basemen home, convenient for Two Councllrncn tor ihe full term ol Boards of Electio.. n on- dIRegt Registrs y, In. an....d. following hours: Dally 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 It™ MS* "'"! Trlp,lc ,Cr™" b°0- A*n ayolloble Sept. 29. sire Ch. Rocky of Presently used as dentist's office, but ex Low taxes. Extras, *3S.000. shopping, transportation three years each. llo r thIho BorougBh h of SeS a BrightBl , CountCt y ol p.m., Saturdays, Sundays and Holldayi ««• |!50. Women's Folr Lady clubs. 1-3-4 Shqwnse Troll, AKC. Show and pel. Shot's cellent silo for lawyer, doctor, or relal There shall appeor on !he ballot for Monmouth, State of Hew Jersev, will cepled. Also September Jl, 22, 23. 1571 od, 2-9 Iron.*: Putler, Like new ban. U! nnd ears cropped. 741-3511. ' shop. Located In the heart ot one ot M Cape Cod in excellent Ihe General Election to be held Novem- meet at trie place hereinafter dosiflnolec from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. dlefowiVs busiest shopping ond. resldenl RIVER PLAZA II 8:30 to t'.3),nui». Alter 5™S, &ii 1 condition ber 2, W\, the followlno question tn be KM. BOXER PUPS - AKC. Champion sired. areos. Presemlli y dividedi I..itmo four prlva 9-year old split. Formal dining room voted by the voters of ihe Borough of TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2,197t On Thursnoy, September K, 19/1. me Pet ond show. 13 weeks.,Cell «2-c518 ot. reception rooom but easy I spacious kitchen, four b«drooms, Vh Modern kitchen Red Bonk I "Shall ihfr governing body of between the hour?, ot /:0O o.m, nnd 8:0 registration books will be closed until af- [TWO HAMMOND ORGANS - Model B ifir 3 p.m. ' convert. Coll 495-1624 for further parflo balhs. Ground level aamercom with slid- Sewers are Installed 1he Borough of Red Bonk purchase p.m. lor tho purpose o' conducting the ter t^e forthcoming General Election to with Hammond lone cabinet, S125O B ars. . ing glass doors to converted patio, Fencec property at tho northerly end of Brood General Election, be held on Tuesday, Novembers, Iff). , Jrtodel, $1000. Excellent condition. Call al ST. BERNARD PUPPY — Male. 4'/j roar yard. Basement. 130,990. REDDEN AGENCY Street and remove certain buildings Srjfd Genera) Election will bo held f Notice of change of residence or oppll- |er 5 p.m.. 222-3351. months gld, AKC registered,1100. ATTRACTIVE THREE^ROOM SUITE Realtor snid municipality for the purpose of dec cctlon ror transfer of registration shall be ihoreon, thereby opening Broad Street made either by written request forwarded Call 767-6910 -,- With tremendous potential, centrally NEWMONAAOUTH 301 Maple Ave., Red Bank 1o a view of the Shrewsbury Rfver end tlnrj; JOGEN AMPLIFIER — S Input, 7 col cated on River Ra,, In Olde Fair Havei constructing a public pork on sold lands Three Slate Senators at'large to the Municipal Clerk or the County Broiled channels. Reasonable. GERMAN SHEPHERD Excellent parking facilities. S1O0 monl Shrewd buyer? Then see this tav-wlrnfow- 741-9100 at a cost of approximately $93,000,00; One Stale Assemblyman at-iarfle Board of Elections, on, forms provided by Coll CT1-32J7alte r i p.m. SIX WEEKS OLD MALE plus utilities. 747-4J00. ed split level. Three bedrooms. V/i boll)», Two Assemblymen tor Dislrict 59 sold Municipal Clerk or Board or by collcall- 741-4974 plus ono more Includlno bath. S0% com- and lo seek such State or Federal aid to ing In person at the office of the Munici assist fn the cost thereof os may be A Surrogate 1 .MPLIFIER ~ Acoustic ISO. Six 10" J.B CHOICE — Two-room office (or renl plete. Formal dining room, paneled aame- available?" Clerk Sr'couWBoard of ElectlbnV. up h Lansing speakers. 200 wait peak pow LHASA APSO PUPPIES — AKC, Ex- Gxod for lawyer, travel agency, or othc room, full basement) carpeting, air condl 'RED BANK — RUMSON AND MILES A5herlft and Including September 23,1971. Perlecfcondillon. S300. Call (42-2173. cell! nt temperament. Inoculated. Paper profaislanal, Hwy 35, Hozlct, N.J. Cai tinners. Immodlolo possession. Con AROUND - Multiple Llstlnos. Send far Two Members of tne Board of Chosei Tho following Ii a description of the trained, Guaranteed. Alter 6 p.m. call 944- free catalog ot modest homes, farms* pa- nonce is nereoy given that quallflec Freeholders for Ihe Counly of Monmouth; 8999. venlent location on solo dead-end street voters of the Borough of Red Bank, Coun Election Districts In the Borough of Rum- |TER60 CONSOLE - Wllh Wrack topi ns-oioo, UHQ fallal Rumson estates* waterfronts, acre- end for the following municipal office son end the polllna places In »ome, to'wll: Slayer, AM/FM radio. Call age* lots* business opportunities. ty of Monmoulhf State or New Jersey, no: viz: r already registered In sold municipality vn Pint Election DUIrltf . 583-4B8J FOX TERRIER — Ten monlhs old. AKC. HOUSES FOR RENT A. Mayor for the full term o! four years. Good wllh children. RAYSTILLMAN, dcr the lows of New Jersey govrrnlnt Two Councilman for tho full term o Election District No, 1 U herenv defined (•OOL TABLE - 4' X B'. Almost new. Call 642-48/? Realtors iermunent real at rat (on may register oi liirce years each. and described os follows: New set ot balls. Call alter 6 p.m., SIM ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS frans/er wllh the clerk of sold municipal All that port of the Borough of Rumson 5 corners, Mlddletown e7t-2590 Notice is hereby given that quaHfie bounded on the west by the center Una of lornplete. 329-W20. »5 Broad St., Red Bonk 741,3450 Realtor Ity at his office. Municipal Building, 3', voters of the Borough of Sea Brigti Wllh view. Four-bedroom, three-ba .443 Hwy 35 Monmouth Street, Red Bonk, New Jersey, Buina Vista Avenue and Buena Vlsto Ave- REAL ESTATE house. Two fireplaces. S4M a month. 'Our Shrewsbur53rd Yeary' 741-86CC County of Monrnouth, Slot* of New Je JtANDY COMPLETE STORE OUTFIT - on or before Thursday, September 23, sey, not already registered In said munlc nue extended; on the south by the center 12 while enamel shelves. Adlusloble wo FOR RENT HOW AAANY NEW HOME 1971, during the followliio hours: Dalit patity under tho lows of New Jersey gov Ine of Ridge Road and on the east By tin SPECIAL - H9.no 9:00 a.m. to 5:0O p.m., Saturdays, Sundays tenter line of Blnghom Avenue. • *—ds. Call S4Z-0047, Oceanport. BAHR'S Real Estate can offer you stained glass erninrj permanent reparation moy regis- 1 APARTMENTS TMs lovely split level home tectures 16x34 and Holidays oxcepteci. AHo September The polllna place for Iho First Election 24 Boy Ave. Highlands 672-loi pool, atassed and screened porch, 24' llv ter or transfer with me clerk ot sold mu- PORANDA SCREEN HOU5E - 575. Mus- windows, the warmth and 21,22/23,1971 from 7 p.m. to9 p.m. Or of nicipality ct her office. Do rough Hal), 1099 District Is oceanic Fire Company's Fire tang bumper pool table, complete, Ilk fng room, spacious IS' dining room* mod- Commissioner of Registration Office, Hal House, corner River Road and Allen High land fa Apartments 1125 to USD Per Month beauty of chestnut wood- ern kitchen, den/ three bedrooms, play- East Ocecm A,vQnue, Seo Drlgnt, New Je THE BERG AGENCY of Records, Main Street Freehold, New sey, on or before Thursdoy, September 23, street, Rumson. 10 OCEAN BLVD. work, or a spacious vera room, hot water heat, Approximately an Jersey, on or before Thursday, Septembei Second Election District •ABY GRAND PIANO - Reasonable, Mlddlclowi cere of ground with trees, Easy.cornmu* 23,1971* during the following hours: Daih. 1??1, during the following hours: Dally ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N.J. O7I-10OO nda? How about the old fash' itlna.'City sewers. " '. '. 9:00 o.m, to 12:00 noon, 2:00 p.m. to 4:0 Election District No. 2 is hereby defined if condition. 9:00 a.m. to 4\2Op.rn,, Saturdays, Sun day i P.m., Saturdays, 5updav5 and Holidays ex- and described as follows: . Coll V9I37B] FINEST LUXURY WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - Fur toned back stairs and but- and Holidays axcepted. Also Septembei ceptedu A(*o, September 23, 1971 from All that port of the Borough of Rumson nlshed and unfurnished. Immediate occu Walker & Walker/Realtors 21.22,23,1971 from 9 o.m. to 9 p.m. IHAG CARPET - Like new. About 13' . APARTMENTS ler's pantry? Throw in four / p.in. ro v p.m.Tjr dTX-omnfissloner of bounded on the west by the center line ol • pancy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGENC Hwy 35 MI-5212 Shrewsbur RcglStraiion Office, Half of Records, Blnghom Avenue; on the south 6y the cen- TS. Two lone gold and yellow KodeK 30°/. • Luxury four rooms, one bedroom Oceonport Avc.. Oceonporl. 542-35D0. bedrooms, two full baths and On Ihursday, Septemoer TJ, 19/1, thi telow orlglnol price. «|.41O3. Featuring terraces overlooking the high registration books will be closed until ol Woln Streel, Freehold/ Hew Jersey* on or ter Tine ot Ridge Road and on the east by esl, most scenic point on the Atlanti den. On the corner of two . COLTS NECK -$47,500 ter the forthcoming General Election 1 before Thursday, September 23,1WI, dun me center lino of the Avenue of Two Rlv-. • IKON CAMERA - F 1.4 lens, 2X exlen MIDDLETOWN — Naveslnk-Locust arei ing the following hours: Dally 9:00 o.m. to ers. coastline adlolnlng a beautiful marina. tanch house on private acre. Pool, patli tree lined streets! NOW you Lovelylorge Jiome. You should see thl; be held on Tuesday, November 2,1971. Jer, semi-automatic closeup ring, cose Includes air conditioning, swimming one. STYNES, Realtor. 945-S656. Notice of change of residence or appll 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays and Ho- The polling place for tne Election Dis- |oys2M-41i3. pool, parking. All spacious, truly luxury Near ocean and marina. S40O. 291-9371. have our buy of the week . cation for transfer of registration shall b lidays excepted. Also September 21,22,U trict Is Rumson Fire-company's Fire apartments. ' MIDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom Cole, 1971 from 9 am, to 9 p.m. House, River Road and Black Point Road,' THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE-Re . $45,500. made either by written request forwards oepr.2u«£i, iy/i Rumson. FIREWOOD Call or visit superintendent, 291-0237 Sanlc. Convenient location. Reference: ntal. 2'/j baths. Beautiful 24' 325 plus utllllles. Joseph NOTICE JUST REDUCED with brick and railroad ties. Large trtes. BOROUGH OF KEANSBURG BUYS'ANDBUYS I. Klernan 9, Sons, 222-2521, or 329-1116 WANTED TO RENT •ngllsh Tudor on beautifully I and scoped Well landscaped. Full basement, porch. Irom on entire-household to a single Hem venlngs and weekends. NEW JERSEY ot in Olde Shrewsbury. Three bedrooms* Principals only. 135,903. 642-4173. Notice Is hereby given that tho District furniture, antiques, lewelry, silver, Inline- WE NE6D —.Five or six, 2-3 bedroom ]Vi baths. Builder's own home, Can be •late cosh. You gel top dollar for your JED BANK — Prime location. New first Renlol Homes, furnished or unfurnished Joords of Election and Registry In and used tor business. 136,500, RUMSON - Exceptional. Holy Cross Par or 1ho Borough of Keansburg, County of Things. 741-5331. • loor apartment. Central air conditioning, from S8S lo S35O per month for Incoming sh. Walk to beocti, churches, bus. Hall* wo bedrooms, l'/i balhs, living room, personnel. THE BERG AGENCY, Rl, 35, ! Monmoulh, State of New Jersey, will WANTED lvlng room, dining roonir kitchen, family meet ot the places hereinafter designated lining room, modern kitchen and laundry. Mlddletown. 671-100!). JEAN K. IRWIN room. both. Upstairs — four bedrooms, Used Oriental Rugs Ton? and rear entrances. Includes oas wlh, attic. Owner, 642-1934, or your bro- Chinese and Persian ven and range, dishwasher, refrigerator, RESPONSIBLE FAMILY - With school Realtor ker. TUESDAY, NOVEMBERS, 1971 . Also Wall Tapestries Olhcs washer ond dryer. S30O per month oae children desire to rent three-bedroom ne Park Red Bank between ihe hours of 7:00 a.m., and 8;00 NlEDMAN GALLERIES us utilities. Adults preferred, no pets. house anywhere Mlddletown lo Morgan. ATTRACTIVE SPLIT LEVEL HOME - r.m. for the purpose of conducting the /rite Box B-1S8, The Dally Register, Red Call 7N-5S84, 842-418B ioneral Election. iNTftUJE JEWELRY - Top cosh paid. 5 ACRES rt excellent location. Four bedrooms, three baths, recently carpeted family Said General Electlon'wfll be held in |EX DEUX ft DON PONS, W River Rd., TWO-Bfc'DROOM APARTMENT -« Deeply wooded high land. Five bedrooms, said munlclpallly Icr Ihe purpose of eloc- three baths, game room, big slone fire room. Bright remodeled kitchen. Two-car fair Haven. Tucs.-Sat. 11-5. 741-4337. or EAR ROUND - West End, 2V, fur- business executive with one ctiiia. e oaroge. 84-7622. tJng: Ished rooms, efUclency, air conditioned. Bank-Hozlct area. Call business phon iloce, beautiful solarium. Very unusual. Throe Stole Senators ot-lorgo Pool. Beach.-Terrace. From $175 monlh. 244-4300. Mr. Cross. ixcollent condition. Assumable SVi".' tOIN COLLECTIONS — Gold ond silver orlfjoge. NEW MONMOUTH AREA — CtioTrnlngi One Stale Assemblyman oi-large loins, war nickels, will pay top current 222-B233 or 741-7748. three bedroom Ranch. V* aero secluded. Two Assemblymen for Dlslrlct'5O 135.000 firm. 671-214Q after 3 p.m. market. Example: silver dollars S2 and iRADLEY BEACH — Luxurious two-bed- FURNISHED ROOMS $62,000 ip. Mr. Romeo, 787-5951. A Surrogate oom apartment and elflclency, furnished LINCROFT — Four-bedroom, thrcc-balh A Sheriff ind unfurnished. One block from boach. PRIVATE ROOM - Wllh shower. Coll ALLAIRE-FARROW olr conditioned ranch on landscaped acre. LD AMERICAN weight driven mantel or lo 9o.m. Agency, Realtors Two Members of the Board of Chosen loll 770-11783 or 774-57H, . 741-3450 M2,900. ELLEN S. HAZELTON, Realtor, Freeholders for tho County of Monmoulh. -oil clock, my condition. Call B43-03O1 af- I 747-1041 or 946-8441 5 to 6 p.m. 294 Broad St.'.,, ReRedBad Bani k 13 W. River Rd,, Rumson. 842-3200. jer 5 p.m. ED BANK,— Unfurnished Grcenfreo Corners, Mlddletown 071-2590 Councilman for the uncxplred term ,pt. 239-Soring St. One and two-bedroom LARGE ROOM There shall appear on The ballot for SWAP OR EXCHANGE •pis. Available Immediately. Call tor op- For molure business gentleman. IHREWSBURY the General Election to be held Novem- 'Ointmcnl 74I-39S3. 741-4601 or 842-1919 A VERY PLUSH PAD ber 2,1971, the following question to be Custom built Cape Cod located on the LOTS AND ACREAGE voted by iho voters of ihe Borough of TRAVEL TRAILER ,- 13'. 5ICCD5 five, HREE-ROOWI APARTMENT — Union tA I ON I OWN AREA loveliest street In town. Four larco bed- Keonsburp; "Shalt amusement games tclfcontalned. Clean. SSSO. Will trade. rooms, country style kitchen, torrnal dln- POTENTIAL BUILDING LOT - 97x208.' be required to ccose operation between jwiat hovo you, elc. 7B7-JI80, • each. )135 plus utllllles. Adults prc- CALL irrcd. 244-3S6S or 254-4645. 9ZM8I8 10 room, den, nvinq room with fireplace, Tandy Dullness location. Reasonable. 7B7- the hours of 3 a.m, and 9 a.m. wllhln the urpcllng. full basement with finished reo confines of the Dprough Df Keansburg, I PETS AND LIVESTOCK IORTH LONG BRANCH — Three-room FREEHOLD -• RirnMird room Private re ail on room. Attached oversized garage. County of Monmouth, stole of New Jer- Mlclency apartments by the week and entrance. One room with kitrhrn. one efli-. Lovely landscaped Vi acre. Low taxes BUILD TO SUIT — On one of Rumson' sey?'\ ipnlh. Immediate occupancy. 222-8479. clentv- SnorUtDnq Ifrm. 461.1111. s83?"1971). and milch more. Asking only prettiest lots, Located on quiet lane. Cov- LARGE BOXSTALLS 12,900 and anxious for offers. ered with largo trees. Contains IVi acres. Notice Is hereby qlvcn that qualified jFor rent. Lincroft-Holmdel- •1REE-ROOM - Newly furnished aparl- 'RED BANK •- Roonii. IU) kltctir-n. 9 THE KIRWAN CO. Realtors Contact owner, 741-3019. voters of the Borough of Koonsbura,, lenl wllh bath. Residential area. Now Wcilloco St. lOtl Brntid SI,I 7J1-5392. 12- Airport Plaia 26*7200 Hailet County ot Monmouth, Stole of New Jer- fColts Neck area. Private •allob'c. 741-9208. i. S-1 ii.m. _ sey, not ulready registered In snid munici- •farm. Large aiding area. REAL ESTATE WANTED pality under the (nws of Now Jersey gov- FREEHOLD — Furnished comtortoble 5 U IT A B LE~ FO FG ENTITEMAN - R? erning permanent rcqlstralion moy reels iporlment. Also 'one furnished eltlclency. BELFORD RANCH ter or transfer wllh "ic clerk ot said niu •Call 747-2218. Bank. Private entrance. Near oil fad! »ertect for older gr young married iprl or long term. 462-1596. illes, Parking. Call 747-2000. Colts Neck — Holmdel niclpolltyot \x Is office — residence. 1ST. BERNARD PUPPIES — Show and ouplc. This house features llvlnp room, Church Struct, Keonsburg, New Jersey, WO-ROOM EFFICIENCY — Apartment lining room, one bedroom, ono both, wall* We hawe reody qualified buyers, so tot el. Poper trained, 5hols, AKC, hrcd (or KEYPORT — Furnished room for maturi ast efficient service, cotl J.D. Roche on or before Thursday, September ?j, npcrament. 671-VI9I. volloble. With or without maid service. 3-wall carpeting and aluminum siding, 1971, during the following hours: Dally gentlemen. Centrally located. iwnor anxious oi $13,500. Call .Realtor, Rt. 34, Colls Neck. 465-2741 lear N.Y. bus terminal. Leonardo Motel, Call 84J-9H7 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Saturdays. Sundays WUfl» lAFGHAN HOUND PUPPIES - AKC-ron- Iwy 36, Leonardo. 291-9614. Member Multiple Listing Service. and Holidays execptcd. Also September Ilstercd. Excellcnl blood lines; Show quoll STERLING THOMPSON 21, 22, 33, 19?I from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Or ' APARTMENT FOR RENT RED DANK — Clctin, comtortable. Park- LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES- In Give them a flying start to Ity. Shols and wormed. Call alter 5, 739 Ina, TV allowed. Gentleman preferred Assoc, Realtors KeanslMjrn-Mlddletown-Hailct-Holmdel Commissioner of Registration Office, HL.. Call 17-5*00 :nu Rt 33, Middlelown 'heSmoIko Aoency. 7S7-0133. of Records, Mgln Street, Freehold, New school with gay separates. 872-9738 WDDLETQWN — Five bedrooms, fhr«e Jersey, en or before Thursday, September •fW0 MIXED PUPPIES - KEANSQURG — Large room tor ront, ralhs, dining room, living room, paneled 23,1971, during the following hours; Dally The young set is stripe-hap- •weeks old. Please coll MODERN — Four-room apartmont. Prl WE DUY MOUSES FOR TOP DOLLAR 9:00 a.m. to4;30 yun., Saturdays, Sundays vatc homo, near shopping and sch Sultoble for couple, Coll oftor 6 p.m. 787. ccreotlon room with fireplace, library, 536-9384 03 S3. ippllanccs. Near transportation, schools. In ony condition. ond Holidays excepted. Atso Septombor py! Knit tank top for girl, boy, Available Oct. 1.12)5. 7B7-4619. Phone m 7838 ITOY POODLES — Four malts, three ;orly occupancy. M?,TO0. liOll-<;i.91B4. 2). 23, 23,1971 from 9 o.m. to 9 p.m. jumper for girl of worsted in •oprlcol, one silver. Reasonable. FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT — Will) go. ROOM IN PRIVATE HOME — Wllh prl On Thursday, September w, iv/1, the JBW332 rode. First floor. One year lease, one vale entrance. Kitchen prlvlieacs. MIDDLETOWN — Dutch Colonial split, 2H1-4I63 lonlnn. ProfeProfessionals l ldlandscapedd . MMany 1ST. BERNARD — Mole, 10 monlhj, btau- month security required. 741-3643. alely 75x100 wanted. Call after 6e4)m lor *JulK. _ _ WATAWAN BORO -- New custom 1hrec- ir on appointment. Make on Oder, Asking tiy. lodroom mine)), basomotil, aot'Odo, Bids fiiust be on ttm Propoial Sheets' (.'oinploto Inslant (lift Book SIZI;) AM) STYI.K NCM- furnished by tho Township Enrilnecr, en- The polilno place being Corrlaan s Hall, i Efficiency tlinlCB OPFICK SPACE — Five \com 130,500. STERLING MC CANM, Rfcol EB- STERLING THOMPSON 8. ASSOCS, t ntjat^MA closed In a sealed envelope onaotfrlrojsocJ Main sfrei?l. iKH. inl door. BroBroood SI., Rod llnnK. Call 741 Reoltom »:iFTH ELUCTION DISTRICT: All thfit - niiirolliap UK)gifts. SI.(HI One-bedroom imorMIISmorMI-ISHH, to Harold It. Schank, Township Clerk, Mu- IOLMDEL CAPE COO - Coiy, charm- W. Blver Rd. WMW Numaon ntcipol Builcllnn, Schonck RoniJ, Freehold orea cast of Moln Street to Atlantic Ave- Compk'ie Afghan Jiuok - I'UI'K FASHION OFl-TH! two-bedroom S/\I «OM ilrcet, (lurlno business hours from 9:08 18/14, _ Consult it ol. Cativflnleitt to ihoppfiu) ond schools, anshurd, Voluod ot 116,500, will sell right to re- 5llc sew Unlay, wear lonwrrnw, Jvlng room with beattiqa telllnn. Formal inlnn It la to I.II*. to *:00 p.m. fcuardlng (heir volltig llnlim room, Itirgo nnl-ln kllchtn, three Hciccs, and/or ony cither Voting Informu- 'ha belt Interests of the To win hip. IOIK Museum Qiiill-Hook.'-Mc SI, INSTANT FASHION' Two blocks east Rt. 36 and Horl'Hiink Atfiit rjctlroofTi*. Wi bafhs, how, roof, aluminum i2LBT — 3 bedrooms, 2-car garope, V,'i HAROLD H, ftCMANK wall-to-wull carpotlnn, Just some l|u> Family room. Putlo. Sswers. Walk- Township Cork MICMAEiLMOTICHKA Hook 3, "Quilts ror Today's BOOK - Huiidf'rcd.'i Middl"lclclloe RRd, MIS ml "-'--ialj only.. Ashlno >a distance fa huses and fehopnlna- OM00 Mutilciptil Clork Sept. 'HJ,'il,197l SoO.DO Living", 15 patterns. 50c tacts. SI. r HAMIiaMlt i II. (.'Ukr, Itcil Hunk - Ml.lrlliiomi. N.J., Moniluv.St|Jl.wlrr20,1971 LE«AI, NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE __

HOTICI Tofce ngllct that oppllcotifi hfl» to* 24 Are Arraigned I I HOHOUOH Btfim MAVtH loroirtlf' 'r u»«,"?«'»«.S*2'55t Atlantic HighkmtfS. N.WJ Nolkf l| mreuy alv«n Ihot thf Oistrfcl rttr»t«r Pleno'y KttaM OiMrfbution I Imil ot 8111,'tlon and Registry In and :tnvt p-3i tvftr«WWt i»ut4 *» W«ti En »«r H» Borough ? Ocean Blvd.. Atlantic Highland* >i'ai-«ld Smith l'lainfiold Bank. l,nng Branch, and con- On* Stctt Aijembtyman oMarge ObiettlOM. H any. should be madff im break-in at Harltan High Two Awemblymen (or District s B mediately In writing t(> J. teonord Clnrk youths pleaded'lniKK'vnt to spiracy. Clerk o( trte Borough of Atlantic Hlph School that Albert II. NIL- A Surrogate ("hai-Kcs Df.kidiiiipiiiK three Sebastian A. Ridolfo of A Sheriff tand5< OONALD J. CARUSO, dor, Stanford Drive, llazlet, Two Msmbsrs of the Board of Chosen Preildd Has station .lUenJmits, rob- brick Townshii) who deni«ti was with him between U:5» rrttholders for the County of Monmouth. three years each, ' , her to commit a robbery. bthfildpn Tue&day, November?, 1971, Notice Is hereby given that quolltlei ants, Jimmy O'Connell, 17, of wire valued at $438 from Jer-, Notice of change ot residence or oppif- voters of the Borough of LI die Silver 727 Lorillard Ave., Union John C. Davis Jr. of Cres- Kotlort for transfer af registration shall bo County ot Monmouthi State of New Je DEADLINE APPROACHES — Freehold Township High School student sey Central Railroad in How- mode either by written request forwarded sey. not already registered in said munici Beach, and Kim Huston, 18, of cent City, Fla,, who denied • to the Municipal Clerk or ihe County polity under the laws of New Jersey gov Gary Deal beats the Sept. 23 voter registration deadline by filling out ell between Jan, 2 and Jan. 12. Hoard, of Elections, on forms provided by trnlno permanent registration may regii Ht. 537, Colts Nock, for direc- charges of carrying a pistol in (aid Municipal Cleric or Board or by call- ler or transfer with the clerk of said mu form at the special hours provided at the school by Robert N. Ferrell, For Receiving ing In person at the .office or the Municipal nicfDalltv ql his office. Borough Hall, tions to gel to Asbury Park, a vehicle without a permit Prospect Avenue, Ltllle Stiver, New Jer right, commissioner of registration. Taking the registration Is Mrs. Helen Ronald Miller of Linden Clerk or County Boord of Elections up to sey, on Dr belore Thursday, September 23 Jan. 22 in Manalapan. and Including September 23,19/1. Wi, during, the following hours; Oall Boge.n, Holmder, of the League of Women Voters, with students, left to Pronkin was charged with Place and Erskino Crank of Tht voting places ot and In Ihe Borough 9:00 o.m. to 5:00 p.m., Friday evenlni Ernest E. Decher of South of Fair Haven are os follows: 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. > Saturday. Sunday: right, Cheryl Thompson, Dawn Schiefer and Florence Stein as onlookers. (littering the two attendants at Westsida Ave., both Hcd *~ " "ELECTION DISTRICT 1 St., Freehold, who denied ond Holidays excepted. Also Septemoet gunpoint into the car and de- Bank, who denied charges of Tne pom no piace Tor me urst tiection »!. IW1. from 7:30 p.m. to") p.m. Or a! charges of receiving stolen District i» the Willow Street School, Wil- manding their money. receiving stolen properly, two low Street. Commissioner or Registration Office, Hall property, a 22 caliber pistol ELECTION DISTRICT 2 of Records, Main Street, Freehold, New The car then proceeded to a television sets valued at $500, The polling place for.the Second elec- Jersey on or before Thursday, Septembei valued at ?45 belonging to tion DUtrlCT Is the Fire House, River and 33, \m. (luring the following hours: Dal)' Hess Station at the corner of the property of James ,F. Wa- Baft In Roads. v:0O o.m. to 4;3o p.m., 5oturda/s» Sunday: Stanley Trezizo, Randolph ELECTION DISTRICT 3 and Holidays excepied. Also Seplembr Rt, 9 and Sandburg Drive, ters, Steven Ave., New The pollina place far the Third Election 21,52,23,1B71 from9o.m tnff-m Candidate Includes Road, Freehold, June 17 in District is the K.nollwood School, Nance = On Thursday, September 23, 1971, tbi Marlboro, where Pronkin alle- Shrewsbury, June 9 in New registration books will be closed until < Freehold. ELECTION DISTRICT « ter the forthcoming General Election gedly pulled his gun on Steven Shrewsbury. Crank also de- Tht pollin"••-g plac')cee tofor the FourtFour..h. Eiec be held on Tuesday, November 2, lv/1. Houtman, 19, of Manalapan, On Drug Count »lon District Is tthhe KljwooKnoi|woodd SchooSchooll* Holies of'Changa of residence or appll nied charges of receiving sto- catfon for transfer of registration shall b( Conrad \v. Hablitz of HHon" "SECTION DISTRICTS made either by written request forwardec station attendant, and ordered len property, a social security "S to the Municipal Clerk or the Counly Keuper in Criticism him into the car, When Hout- Weehauken who'denied Board of Elections on forms provided b^ card from Mr. Water's daugh- said Municipal Cierk or Board or by call man refused to give up his charges of possession of he- WS ter, Victoria Clems. * *TiLMTHM.W,TI«ltT« Ing In person at the office of the Municipal MIDDLKTOWN - Edward Prosecutor Vincent P. Kou- erage authority that sold $22 roin April 3 in Matawan The potting place for the Sixth Election Clerk or County Board of Elections up to money, it was charged, his Austin K. Crosbie of Borick District Is Ihe Fir* House. River ond Bat- and includinq September 23,1971. J. Carey Jr., Democratic can- per, a Democrat,'conducted million in bonds to his employr Township. fin Roads. ** The voting places ot and in the Boroug abductors assaulted him. ot Little Sliver are as follows: didate for Assembly,, says an inadequate investigation of cr, Bache & Co., without pub- Ave., Hazlet, who denied Voters may call the BtfroUflh Clerk ot Houtman was discovered Peter C. Uudwig of Hazlet 747-0992. Borough Hall, US RWer Rood, First Election District his charges that Mkldletown lic bidding. charges of false swearing by during business novrs from 9;00 a.m. to Polling place for this district is Borough walking along a road in How- Ave., Hazlet, who denied 5:00 p.m. dally regarding their votlno Hall, Prospect Avenue. LEGAL NOTICE Township Committeeman Jo- He said Mr. Keuper should allegedly giving a sworn un- nieces ond/or on/ other voting Informo- Second Election District cll Township by state police charges of indecent exposure Polling place for this district Is the Fire REGISTRY AND ELECTION seph Malavet is guilty of con- have consulted U.S. Attorney true statement Feb. 26 to a n House on Prospect Avenue. and a county alarm was is- May 6 before a 28-year-old '° ' ROY W, NELSON, ;"( NOTICE Herbert J. Stern.and the State notary public that a check , . Borough Clerk Third Election District TOWNSHIP OF SHREWSBURY flict of interest, • sued. A Mkewood patrolman Hazlet woman in Hazlet. Sept. 30.81.1971 JSO.Q^ Polling ploce for this district Is St NEW JERSEY dated Jan. 25 drawn on the ac- lohn's Cnopel Parish House on Little Sll- Notice Is hereby given thor the District He also again criticized'Mr. {Investigations Commission r spotted the car, summoned Arthur Ratcliffe of Wayside REGISTRY AND ELECTION er Point Road. 3oards of Election ond Registry in aid Malavet and Assemblyman. before deciding against a count of Crosbie Boat Trans- NOTICE Fourth Election District or the Township of Shrewsbury. County assistance, and the three were Ter., New Shrewsbury, who TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN Poll Inn ploce for this district is the Fire )f Monmoulri, Stale of Now Jersey, will grand jury probe. portation made out to Jean I). House, Prospect Avenue. neci at the place rierelnolter designoTed Joseph Azzolina. denied charges of atrocious NEW JERSEY arrested. Johnson for $950 and signed Notice U hereby olven that the District Fifth election District n He said Mr. Azzolina is in "The prosecutor's state- assault and battery upon The- Boards cf Election and Renl5iry In and Polling ploce tor this district Is the TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2. \tt] with his name had not been for the Township of Middle town. Count Ittie Silver Point Road School, Little Sll ictween the hours ol 7:00 a.m. orttl 8:00 conflict as a legislator and the ment," he said, "reads more odore Lucas, Glenbrook Ave., of Monmoutn* State of New"Jersey, wll ver Point Road. ,m. for Ihe purpose ot conducting ttie > Others Arraigned signed by him and that he had meet ot th* places hereinafter dpjlgnatcd Voters may call fhe Borough Cleric at Jenerot Election. . Republican boss in Middle- like a press release from Freehold, June 14 in West 84I-24Q0, Sorough Hall. Prospect Avenue, Said Gcnctol Election »lll be held In Bache & Co. ^Jiicli was pre- Others arraigned were: not written or authorized it. I UtiUAY, NOVfcWiQER 2,1971 Little Silver, during business hours from ;ai'l municipality (or the purpose of dec- town, and Mr. Malavet as Long Branch. between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 8;0( /:00 a.m. td5:Mp.m., Friday evening 7:30 ing: part of the appointing1 body pared for it by the Republican Harold L. Cheatum of Wa- Gregory T. Deveaus of p.m. for the purpose ot conducting h p.m. lo 9:00 p.m., regarding his voting Tnree State Senalors oMarge verly Place, Keyport, who de- William J. Fitzmaurlce of General Election. placft ond/or any other electron informa- One State Assemblyman at-lcrge that named the township .sew- state committee. Throckmorton St., Freehold, Said General Election will be hetd In Two ^ssembt/men for District SB nied charges of breaking into Irvington who denied charges sold municipality for the purpose of «Icc- °°' STEPHEN GREfcNWOOD LEGAL NOt'U'K ''' "Mr. Malavet has made who denied charges of resist- •tliTfl: Borough Cleric A Surroaole Town and Country Dodge, ing arrest by Middletown De- of atrocious assault and bat- Threr StattfSenators ot-Iorpe StDt. 20,21,1971 . 447,00 <\ Shcrill ~ much of the fact that Mr. One State At;emblyman oMarse Two Members of Ihe Boord of ChosenflroowELL CSOWELL M. OTTEM Matawan, Aug. 9 and stealing tery upon Hazlet Patrolman OTIEM Kueper stems from the Demo- tective Joseph J. Shaffrey Two Aisemblymeri for DIslrlcf JB REGISTRY AND ELECTION •reeholders for fie Count/ ol Monmoulh; III MECHANIC STREET a car valued at $3,500. Philip Nobile and William We- NOTICE nd for Ihe lolloping munlclpol O»!C«.'REO BANK, N.J. 07701 cratic Party. April 1 in Middletown. A Surrooats TOWNSHIP OF COLTS NECK ber, a security officer at Stop A Sheriff • NEW JERSEY One Townslilp Commllfcemon for ">=|{SVO'RfiE^?^ FOR Plaintiff "But he fails to point out Albert O. Henry, of Spring For Assaulting 3 Notice Is hereby given thot the District ill term of three years, ' I SUPFRIOB COURT OF NFW JERSEY Two Members or the Board of Chosen E EK5Er St., and John L. Motley of and Shop, Rt."3l>, Hazlet, Oct. Freeholders far the County of Monmouth. [cards of Election and Registry In and Nolke Is hereby rjiven lint qualified) LAW DIVISION that under present laws prose- Grover Donnelly of Fifth for the Township of Colts Neck, County ol oters ol flic Township of Shrewsbury,. MOMMOIITM COUMTV 1 by allegedly attacking them and for the following municipal offices. cutors are politically sexless, Leighton Ave., both Red Ave., Long Branch, who de- vlt: Monmouth, State of New Jersey, will Iqunl, of Monmoulh. Stole of Nc Jer.l DOCWI So L-ISW-70 with his car. *\ Two Member* of the Township Com- meet'at the places herein after designated ey. not already registered in said munlci.j CIVIL ACTION they are neuters subservient Bank, who denied charges of nied charges of assault upon mittee lor the full term of three years on lOlity undor the lorn of New Jersey gov- REPORT OF COMMISSIONERS Elijah Postell Jr. of Spring each. TUESDAY,' NOVEMBER 2, IWI." rmrig permanent registration may rears ! plaintiff to the direction.of the state at- receiving stolen property, 10 Gary, Eric and Joseph Euell, between the hours of 7:00 am. and 6:00 or transfer with Ihe clerk of said oiu- INTHEMATTEROFTHEAPPLI-l blank bank checks, one a $75 Valley Road. Morganvllle, Sholl "An act relot- p.m. for the purpose of conducting the ici no Illy ot her of fice—residence. Ill CATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MID- , torney general... Fifth Ave., Long Branch, with [rtg to the government elshow Avenue, Shrewsbury Townstiip. and administration of General Election, DLETOWN SEWERAGE AUTHORITY, ' •check and a $95 check belong- who denied charges of break- 1 "But this is not a matter of an offensive weapon, a gun, the township of Mid* Said General Election will be held In Je[TwV JerseyVUI4VV, Vlorr» vo rubij befori t e IIIWThursday. #vv|i , w^rSep- - j mbem, 1971, during the following}Defendant ing to Finn Buick, Broadway, ing into the home of Dorene dletown tn the county sakl municipality for ttit purpose ot elec- THE COMPENSATION TO BE I politics. Tile question IS Jan.23 in Long Branch. of Monmouth," mrs: Dally 10:00 o.m. to 3:00 p.m., Sot-1TO FIX Tl _.. Long Branch, Jan. 20 in Long Leonard, Spring Valley Road. known ond designated Yhree State Senators oMarge days, Sundays and Holidays excepied,! PAID FOR THE PROPERTY OF PEARL whether the taxpayers of the Louis Koos of Annapolis as the "Mlddlctowri One State Assemblyman at-larae. so September 22 ond 23 (rom S to 7 p.m.. p. LAWLEY, widow, «t als. i Branch; attempting to issue Morganville, June 10 with in- Charter, 197)," be Two Assemblymen for Ofsfrlct 55 at Commissioner of Registration Ot- W£, William H. Burns, jr., Philip biggest municipality in Mon- • Drive, Hazlet, who denied j, Hail of Records, Main Street, Frce-,Bfanda. Jr., and Carlton H. Poling, Mie ! the ?75 and $95 checks to the tent to steal. adopted? A Surrogate ild, New Jersey, on or belore Thursday, t commissioners appointed by order ot this mouth County have been charges of giving false infor- A Sheriff •ptember 23. 1W1, during the following.court in the above entitled oclton, to ex-' Motfce Is hereby given thot qualified Two Members of the Ooard of Chosen iurs: Daily 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Satur- jamfne ond appraise Hie land ond premise* forced into reckless spending voters of the Township of MJddlelown, iys, Sundays and Holidays excepted. set forth In the complaint tohcn-by the Counly of Monmouth/ state of New Jer- Freeholders tor the County of Monmouth and for the following municipal offices, IsoSept. 31, 72, 23, 1971 from 9 a.m. to 9 j plaintiff. Township of Middietown Sewer- to the advantage of Azzolina sey, not already registered In said munici- ,m. j -age Aulhority, for public use for sanitary pality under the laws of New Jersey gov- ernlng ptrmenent reglstraiion pioy regiv One Tax Collector (or the two year On Thursday, September 2ir iv/l mo Hewerage purposes os slated therein, and ter or transfer with tne Clerk of said mu- unexplred term tglstralion books will be c'osed until at- to fix the compensation to be paid there- nicipality at his office* Township Hall, Two Township Commltteemen for a r Ihe forthcoming General Election to (or, as set forth In said order; having tok- "I don't suggest that Mr. -Kings Highway, Middletown, New Jersey, full 3-year term. i hold on Tuesday. November 2, 1971. ,en oath OS prescribed by low, faithful Iy , Fair Haven GOP Hit on or before Thursday, September 23 One Township CommMteemon for a 2- Notice of change of residence or appli- jand impartially to examine Ihe matter in ; KCUper IS plaVMG! laVOHlCS III •>971, during business hours, also Septem year ferm. utlon Tor transfer ot registration shall be jquestion. and lo make a true report ac- I ,!„„;,]•-.. *u u« i. - ber21,22,?3,197l 1rom7 p.m.* p.m., or Notice Is hereby given that qualified ode either by written request forwarded cordin' g to Ihe best of our skill and under- '""decidin" "*™g there ha"s" bee -- n— no ot Commissioner of Registration Office* voters ot the Township of Cons Neck, j Ihe Municipal Clerk or the Count/ standing, and having caused notice lo be! Han ot Kecoras, wain street, ^^ee^lola, County of Monmouth, $tate of New Jer- oard of Elections, on forms provided by given to the persons interested. In the criminal infraction, though I New Jersey, on or befora Thursday Sep- sey, not already registered (n said munici- aid Municipal Cick or Board or by cfltl- manner directed by said order, of the ' tember 23, 1971, during the following pality under Ihe laws of Hew Jersey gov-. ig in person a( the oMice ot the Municipal lime and place when and wnere we would think he should have left that hours: Daily fl:00 o.m. fo 4:30 p.m., Satur- ernlng permanent registration may regis- !erk or County Board of Elections up to meet to execute our duties under said ap- ter or transfer with fhe clerk of said mu- id including September 23, 1971. pointment, did meet ot the office decision to the grand jury and On Sanitation Service days, Sundays, ond holidays excepted. Also September 21, 22. 23,1971 from 9 nicipality at his office*—R.D. 1, Conovcr The following is a description of Ihe kontor. Burns 8. Kontor, Broad and Eliza-.'- should have Consulted With o.m. to 9 p.m. Road, Colts Neck, New Jersey, on or be- lection Dlstrfcr M tlio Township of beth Streets, Keyport, In the County of FAIR HAVEN- The Demo- It said that the sanitation Ralph S. Weaver of "pre- ore Thursday, September 23,1971, during irewsbury and 'he polling place m sam1-'. Monmoulh, on Wednesday the 7th ol July. . the other authorities. , department was doing its best On Thursday/ September 23, 1971, the he following hours: Dally 9:00 a,m. to < wit: 1971, at Ihe hour of 11 o'clock in the tore- ! cratic candidates for Borough siding over the worst decline registration books will t>e closed until ot- 5:00 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays and Ho- The poflint] place (or Ilr? ToA»nshlp of noon of said day, did hear the represento- i "This is'not a shallow mat- Council have charged the all: to catch up and return service in borough services we have ter the forthcoming General Election fo lidays excepied. Also September 23, 1971 rewsbury is the VaM Horns Meeting tlons, In person and by attorney, of the I be held on Tuesday November^, 1971. Irom 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Or a\ Commis- join. 11 Karkcr ^enue. parties In Interest who appeared for the I ter, to be dumped out without Republican administration to normal. seen in years at a time when Notice of change of residence or oppll- sioner of Registration Office, Hall of Vofers may coll the Townsh'p Clerk ot purpose, did proceed to view and examine cation tor transfer of registration shall be Records, Main Street, Freehold, New Jer- 12-0675, 111 Bdsha// Avenue, Shrewsbury the sold lond ond premises and did there- serious consideration. And as with "negligence and in.- Mayor Robert A. Matthews taxes have risen at ah un- made either by written request forworde sey, on or before Thursday, September 23, ownshfp, during b-jsiness t>o;irs from upon make o just and equitable approise- t*o the Municipal Clerk or the Count 1971, during the following hours: Doily ):00 u.m. tb 2:00 p.m., eveninqs Irom ment of the value of the same. ' ' I understand it, Mr. Keuper competence" in operation of said last week that one of the precedented rate." 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays * Boord of Elections on forms provided b, 00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. regarding his voting the damage, If onv, resulting Irom the fak-' acted On tllC baSlS Of OfilV 3 sold Munlclpol Clerk or Board or by call' and Holidays excepied. Also September see cmd'or aw olher e'cctlan Into-rpo- the borough's sanitation de- causes of the problem was the Mr. Kicly and Mr. Weaver 21, 22, 23,JWHrorn 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. irra, to any remclning properly, as o) 1he WM-"^ W* umj a tng In person DI the office of the Municipal dale off the commencement of thii oction; one-day lDQUiry by a COUOtV partment. lack of a full time adminis- are the councilmen in charge Clerk or Count/ Board of Elections up t MKS, ANNE SWITEK, And we do hereby report fhe com and Including September 23,1971. On Thursday, Sepfember 23,' 1971, the Township Clerk pensation to be paid by ihe plaintiff as detective who was not ex- The candidates, Mrs. Flor- trator over both the road and of the public works and sani-. The voting places of and (n the Town- registration books v/i!l tn clcsed until al- oforesoid to be as follows: ship of Mlddtetown are os follows: ter the forthcoming General Election to iept. ^0, 1971 - S4O.5O be held on Tuesday, November ?, 1971. TWO THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED perienced in interstate fina- ence'Amos and John J. sanitation departments. tation departments respec- District *1 NOTICE AND NO/100 (52.700.00) — dollars. Mtddletown Villcoe School, Kings Utah Notice of change of residence or-appli- IF SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT MEET- Last winter, the council at- B cation for transfer of registration shall be- WITNESS our hand and seats this 1st cial matters such as the sale O'Rourke, charged that the tively. way, Middletown. ING OR ELECTION OF day af September, 1971. , District «2 mad e either by written request forwarded BOROUGH OF RED BANK of the iMiddletown bonds to a amount of debris on the tempted to consolidate both Mrs, Amos asked the coun- to the Municipal Ctork or the Count/ IN THE WILLIAM H. BURNS, JR Navesink School, Monmouth Avenue Board of Elections on forms provided by PHILIP 8LANOA, JR. New York firm. borough streets is "a disgrace departments under one per- _ Naves! nk. OUNTY OF MONMOUTH, NEW JER- CARLTON H. POLING cil to follow recommendations District 43 said Municipal Clerk or Board or by call- SEY Ing In person at the office of the Municipal j Sept. 13,20 V)3.S0 "Thanks to the exorbitant and a threat to health and son, but that move failed be- Independent Fire Co,. Flrehouse, High- Clerk or Counly Board of Elections, up to TUESDAY, SEPTEMBEH 38,1971 made by a citizens .advisory way #36, Sefford, and Including September 23,1971. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the f«- District «4 1 voters of Ihe School District of the REGISTRY AND ELECTION interest rate that the township safety." cause of ftublic opposition committee last year that the. Brevenf Park & Leonardo Fire House, The tollavlng fs a description of the J Borough of Red Bonk Boord of Education, j Nonce m ne taxpayers will pay to' Mr. The problem, they said, is which was focused on the Center Ave., Leonardo. Election Districts In the Township of Colts I ' County of Monmouth/ New Jersey, i TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO borough administrator be re- District 45 Neck and tht polling places In same, to jhata-Speclal Meeting or Election of the.| NEW JERSEY Malavet's company, Middle- caused by continual equip- council's proposed appoint- sponsible for coordinating the Lin croft School, Newman Springs Roac wit: legal voters ol said District will be held Nonce Is hereby given mat First Election lots. m 1or tr| residents of the 12 adjacent that there is a problem in the 'Worst In Years' vehicles. '!*• „ • , ., ,, L L P- ' p purpose of conducting the District OB District is Cedar Drive School, Cedar The meeting or election will he held and General Election. municipalities in the North- collection of garbage caused In their statement, the , Fofrvlew School, Cooper Read, Middle- Drive, Colts Neck. alf tne legal voters of the School District Sold Concral Election will be held In If this had been done; she town, Second Election District will vote at the respective polling places sold municipality for the purpose of cicc* east Regional Sewerage Au- mostly by equipment prob- Democrats accused Coun- District mt Election Ofstrfct tic. 7 Is hereby defined stated below: tinp: said, the present difficulties Community Fire House, Appletort Ave- ond described os follows: At the said meeting or election, the fol- Three Slate Senators at-lorae thority." lems. cilmen William R. Klely and would have been avoided. nue, Leonardo. Alt qualified voters residing on ttie East lowing proposal wilt he submitted; One state Assemblyman ot-iarae District #10 side of State Highway No. 34. PROPOSAL Two Assepjblyrncn for OlMrJct 5A River Ptaia Fire House, Foster Street, Tho polling place for Ihe Second Elec- RESOLVED thai, the BOROUGH OF River Plaza. tion District Is Atlantic Elementary RED BANK BOARD OF EDUCATION, A Surrogate District #11 5choDl, County Highway No. 537, Colts IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, Is A snerlft Mlddlefown High School, Tlndall Rool Neck. hereby aufhortfed:.' Two Members of the Boord of Chosen ,Narcotics Middletown. Third ElecRont) C> /J, IV/I. IMC pistol. cles valued at $175.10 Nov. 2,'), burg, Road, MiddTetown. Route 34. recorded in (tic Clerk's Office of the William.!. (ieiger, a car oper- District 021 reglitrotlon hook:, will bo clo-.ed unril ol- ' Frank Harris of Sum- was given an indeterminate Counly of Monmouth in demi hook 20S5 icr Ihe forthcoming General Mertion to ated hy Angelo Boccinn of F>orf Monmouth School. Main Street, The polling place for the Third Election page 406&C, The said Reuben G. White ho held on Tucidoy, November 'J, V/f\. \ mcrficld Ave. was sentenced reformatory term. Perl Monmouth. District Js Cedar Drive Sc.'iool, Cedar (Jlcw and the solfJ Phoebe White claims ... of chonuc ct residence ot niipli- | Hemlock fit., Hazlot, was District 022 Drive, Colts Neck. title to the above described premises ni cfilfon for transfer f rcqlstrfjlton shall be ' Middletown Vittafle School, Kings High, Fourth Election District o by County Court'Judge Alton Leslie J, Terrell was, sen-.' surwivlno tenanf by the entirely, ond to mode clllipr by written request forwarfJed j stripped Ijy I'atrulniiin How- Careless Driving way. Mlddiefown. Election District No. 4 Is hereby estab- expend Therefore, Including incidental fo Ihe Mtjnlclixil Clerk or Ihe County ' V. Evans. A jury had con- lished and bounded os follows; expenses, not exceeding 113.000.0fl. Board of fJlPtllrjn-j, >m forms provided b/ ; ard Kuth. fenced to 152 days in the coun- Beginning af (lie most norotherly Inter- (b) To transfer from Current flxpcinc Bayvlsw School, t-nonardvtllc Rood, ifJ Mun/clpfi' c.lerk or Bonrd rjr by r.all- victed Harris on tho charges, section of Conover Rood (a) BIf| Brook) Surplus to Capital Oullgy Iric sum of II Is alleged thai two pa.s- ty jail and given credit for 152 Fines Levied Bf rd 1 in person tit flic 'i in Ihe Town- Leo C. Harris of 30 Biondl' Viinderhuul was given a sus- 34 to .the intersection of Newman Springs Ihelr respective pulling districts (de- lp ol Murlbtjro cifP o% follow,' hielft, identified as James fines for careless driving have Llncroft Fire HousB/ Newman 5pr!noi Rood and Hew Jersey State Highway scribed by rrforpneo to Ihe flpctlon dis- GL(iC7IOri DISTRICT a) McKinza, 20, of 105 Arlington St., Cliffvvood, was given a pended six month county jail been Imposed by Municipal Wood;, Llncroft. Roufn 34, thence (2) westerly olong tho tricts .used ut the lost- General Election) Liberty Orartair tlrill, Wrjin Sf, District 024 southerly lire of Newman Springs Road to been dpiigneJ below, one) no ELECTION DISTRICT 07 suspended reformatory term, term, placed on one year pro- Ihe (ttlersiicllon o( Boundary Rood and Ave, and Krancis llrcvnuk, Court Judge Arthur p, Siegf- TtiorriBi School, Murphy Road, Port sluill vole «1 soft) elerlion RobflrKvfile I'lrehoiiSo, RovM !>2:lm-<,t, houn tribution of heroin April 1 in War an o.m. to 5:00 p.m, ropardlnu his voting today. who had pleaded guilty to pos- cation ol id times thot poll A POLUNCOlSTRItr No'1 from ?:3D a.rr), )o 4:30 p.m. renaming » Township Clerk's place ond/or ony other election Inlormo- Polling ploce ol Ihe ttlver Slrc*t School hli voting place ond/or any oilier elec- 'Long Branch, session of Ij'orolh Fob. 2 in flon. n ffie 5chool Oislnct, tor lentil voters rc- tion In for mot Ion. Assisting Patrolman Kuth In ' HARRVCRIME Hdlna within Ccnerol riocflon Olsfrkts the arrest was Patrolman Leonard 1'aden Jr. of liidgn Freehold, was sentenced to Drug Addiction Problem? l f OK Township Clerk Wo(i)y,IO,)l ol the Ooropyh Ave., convicted of .breaking one year In the county jail. Sepl 70,7UWt Frederick Slcben. Call M8-H33:) For Help Day D Sept, 20,2)1 19/1 178.50 I into the home of Margaret JolmWrlRlitofWilllsPla.ee, Night, Mo^ *Pewm. 37 Wooer* BSnnwders. 38Tibet«ia lOHoneil. monk. II Difficult to NO #T« WHERE I AM, Puzzle believe, 41 mum ) FS IS Otherwise 13 Knemies. commune. ACROSS 46 Miner*} JTI,T c 41 Phonies. 18 Stops. deposit*

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l TO uve LIFE/ 26 The Dfttly Register, H*4 bank - MMtHetown. N.J., Monday, Septonlxr20, JOT1 Ori Campus. Students '•„- Uate G, Hess, daughter of Brian J. Buegler of Lincroft Rudrow, of Red Bank, and a tha spring quarter at The Col- dean of Emory College, At-. I. Klatsky, 84 Fisher Place, \Ut, and Mrs, Edward F. was included in the honor's student at Parsons College, lege of Wwstor (Ohio) ac- lanta, Ga., has announced sophomore, H«!B, 72 Mitchell Place, Little list of St. Bernard College, St. Fairfield, Iowa, has been cording to Dean F.W. Cropp, that students named to the Susan E. HaVacre Is one of Silver, has enrolled for the ' Bernard, Ala. named to the dean's honor roll is Christine E. Durfee, 17 dean's list for soring quarter, 81 students of Lake Forest Gayle St., New Monmouth. 1B71, include Fred M. Klatsky, College appointed as LFC (all term at Taylor Univer- Phyllis R. Rudrow, daugh- for the spring trimester, dents In her area. MIM Half- Fajj Road. sity, Upland, Ind. She is a ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Named to the dean's list for Dr. John C. Stephens Jr., son of Judge and Mrs. William summer contact area repre- graduate oF Red Bank Region- al High School. ABB Theresa Qulnlan, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ed- ward W. Quinlan of 37 Obre ;;*,Place, Shrewsbury, and Maria E. Mahon, daughter of Mr. '•**.and Mrs. W.R. Mahon of 15 Stainless Steel or Wyckham Road, New Shrews- bury, were among the 125 freshmen to join the class of 1875 at Trinity College, Wash- ington, D.C. Andrew G. Burling of S S. Cherry Lane, Rumson, and Golde Bruce K. Beyer of 44 Tall . On Sale Follow this Weekly Schedule Tree Road, Middletown, have Week Of Sept. 19 Sept. 26 Oct. 3 Oct. 10 enrolled as freshmen at Get- Dinner tysburg College, Gettysburg, Item fork Teaspoon Pa. You Pay 29 29 29* 29 The following Monmouth County students have been named to the dean's list at the Center Cut Rutgers College of Agricul- Take your ture and Environmental Sci- Flower Garden ence: Herbert E. Sens], Allen- Matte-Finish town; Michael Micehelll, Stainless Steel choice! Brlelle; Robert Vogelsang, GoldenGarden Englishtown; Alan S. Keds, 23KarataKI£- Farmingdale; Elizabeth PORK Gold Main, Matawan; John Haag and Arthur John Verpent, Middletown, and Joan Maps,, West Long Branch. The following area students will begin their studies as freshmen this month at CHOPS U.S.D.A. Ml. GrorJed CUu Boneless Fresh Brandeis University, Wai-, r BRISKET OF BEEF tham, Mass.: Jeffrey G.• White, son of Mr. and Mrs. • Fttjh Gov'l, Imp, Oven foody Si** 3Vi-lb. ' Lawrence S. White, 18 Beech- with every $2.50 purchase. Collect as ROASTING CHICKENS ovrj. Ib45* ' wood Place, Fair Haven; Ger«' many as you wish... 2 pieces with $5,00 Regular Style ri Anne Schulman, daughter purchase, 3 pieces with $7.50 purchase, of Mr. and Mrs. Herman as many as YOU wish-there h no limit! ' FRESH SPARERIBS 69" Schulman, 220 Laurel Ave., Lincroft; Paula V. Kaminow, YOUNG TENDER BEEF LIVER ,49' daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ivan Kaminow, 33 Fairfield Drive, Deli Dept. Savings!.. 1 New Shrewsbury; Gloria Mai- kin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Midget Samuel Malkin, 248 S. Lincoln Ave., Oakhurst; Glenda Gold- Stainless Steel or berg, daughter-of Mrs. Be- Golden Ware PORK $159 verly Goldberg, 8 Willow Cut from ybun4| corn fed porkers DINNER : Drive,'Ocean Township, and ROlt ; Camille Amron, daughter of PORK LOINS FORK All Varieties toixl 0 Frost Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Amron, Rib Portion - 22 Community Drive, and Ja- SLICED DELI MEATS 33' net Seltzmann, daughter of Foodlown mib.$139 Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln A. Seitz- MIDGET PORK ROLL man, 129 Beechwood Ave., ea. Appetizer Dept. Savings! both West Long Branch. with every $2.SO purchase RieMnook All While Meal / f\ c Linda Collier daughter of Loin Portion CHICKEN ROLL «. 07 Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Col- Center Cut FM.II. ftfl lier of 26 Wardell Ave., Rum- Fresh Gov't. Insp. Whole or Cul Up POTATO SALAD t IT son and Thelma Ann Schwarz, vailoble only ol stores featuring sefvice appetizer dDpts.) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Da- PORK vid Schwarz of 70 Rustic Ter.", FOWL \.3S' Seafood Savings! Fair Haven, are enrolled at ROAST ? Beaver College, Glenside, Pa. CODFISH STEAKS *. 65 You Sovo Mote • AA Belford FRESH OYSTERS \; W (Available only at slates featuring service seotjod dep($.) Youth Fined By Massell Save 9" Cut.Uhe 125 ft. MIDDLETOWN — A Bel-, WAX roll ford youth who pleaded guilty ' in Municipal Court to disturb- PAPER 1 With This COUPON coupon good al any Foodlown Supermarket. ing the sleep of a lobsterman Unit on* per adull family. Coupon expire, Saturday 5«plombor 25 was fined $50, but Judge Jerry. e n J. Massell suspended $35 of RBR— 9/20 •*»• P ' CUP THIS COUPON • the penalty because the young man came to court to admit i his transgressions. Sov«10< j William Becker of Eighth YordllW j St., confessed to "hornblow- bonus ; ing, motor racing, loud talk, GLAD pack ol 6 : laughter and a pattern of in- BAG 5 Whhlhi, Coupon ! science toward police" out- Verifine - Overnight FootJlown Coupon rjood rrt any Foodtowr* SurwrmorlaH. Ai advertised over radio station W.O R. Umli on* por oriult family. . side a girl's house in the lob- APPLESAUCE CHUX DIAPERS PRETZEL RINGS '• Jt N» return tollies - Coupon cxplrM Saturday Sept«mbor 35, RBR-9/20 Mfj.Cpr ' sterman's neighborhood. The Green Gionl You Save More ' f oodlowrt Thin a lobsterman, who must get up NIBLETCORN 12 or. 35 02. PRETZELS i HOFFMAN MIXERS 6 « each morning at 3 o'clock to MONTIN! TOMATOES Nabisco ... Tuna, Chiclten-FisiH-Uver-Meaf, Chicken, C You Save More Proa/esso Imparted Illlll earn Ms living, needs his sleep Chicken Liver, Chicken Kidney Liver & Fish FIG NEWTONS '£ in the early evening. ENERGADE TOMATO PASTE 43 Vnnillo Wafers 12-ei., Chipster Snocls 4%-or, Assarted Miss Kathryn David of Old Tomalo * - All Crisp Fiesh Pack LINDY,CAT FOOD 2 *! 27< Flavors Toosfelles 10-oi. IO'/I-I Bridge, who pleaded guilty to g Chocolate (hip 100 It. CAMPBELL'S SOUP KOSHER DILL PICKLE roll possession of less than 25 glass NABISCO COOKIES pi,. Foodlown AmgoniBarflelt FOODTOWN COOKIES '; 39" grams of marijuana, was 25' Coconul Choc Drops, Keebies or 25'oil Chocolote Fudge Sondwich Coupon good ol any Foodlovn Sup»rr placed on probation for one TOMATO SOUP 10= PEAR HALVES 33< UmhoneperaduhlomllyT TIDE SOAP POWDER it $]18 Coupon .ipir.i Saturday September 5 J, year under the new disorderly KEEBLER COOKIES plj. 49' persons statute specifying FROZEN FOODS SAVINGS! CUP THIS COUPON); such action for first offenders. Farm Fresh Produce Savings! Her record will be expunged roieri/ Gravy & Sliced Turkey, at the end of a year if she has Salisbury Steak or Chiclteri v 5avol6' no more convictions. ':•'••••'•'/rWlth' Dumplings : • I «*ouror, Wf>,ofE»rtrll Cream wl>«icil«,iyr«oe Lize size C 87 87 oi. Taxpayer Group 55 Prices effective through Saturday September it. Not responsible for typographical orrorf. Meei* Wednesday Wo re.orv«, tr« rl hl to limit crucntltta.. MamboTTwin Cwiily O SHREWSBURY - Edward 8 Middletown, N. 3. Toms Rivsr, N. J. WanomoHo, N. J, W. Qulnlan, president of the Tomi River, N. J. Fiirniingdale, N, J. Engllshlown, N, J. taxpayers Association, in- Rl. 35 & Ml. Mill Rood Route 37 • Fisher plvd. SunselA'/o, Port Monmoulh, N. J, 10 Bank Sired 47 Main Si. vites residents to the associ- near Wlckapetlio Avo, Hwy. :i(U DruyAvc, ' Malawon, N. i. Freehold, N. J. Weil End, fon0 Branch, N. J, ation's meeting at 8:15 p.m. Sea Bright, N, J. Jackson, N.J, , N. J, 126MoinSl. PaikAvo.i Hwy, 33 West End Couri 4 Morl'l Place fork N. J. Wednesday in the school audi- 1160 Ocean Ave. 7 Brook Plata i 33 torium on Broad St.