Eatontown Bank's Buildings Are Purchased . '* ' •" SEE STORY PAGE 3

Cloudy and Hot Cloudy, hot and humid today, FINAL chance of late showers. Cool- er tonight and tomorrow. Red Bank, Freehold Long Branch (t» DetallJ. Flj» K, 7 EDITION Monmouth County** Home Newspaper for 92 Years VOL. 93, NO. 36 RED BANK, N. J., MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1970 20 PAGES TEN CENTS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin llllllllllillllllilllllliniillllllllHIP: Entire Bomber Force in Viet Offensive SAIGON (AP) - The past 48 hours. 1 o u s coastal lowlands of Official sources said they the DMZ. It was the heaviest but one South Vietnamese ar- Casualties reported in the United States today com- The raids were the heaviest Quang Tri and Thua Thien believe the enemy pressure attack in that region in more tillery base, Fuller, four miles ground fighting included 18 mitted its entire Pacific force in two years in the sector. In- provinces. against the allied bases along than a year. south of the DMZ, was hard North Vietnamese, two Amer- of B52 bombers against the formed sources said clouds The U.S. Command, also an- the Laotian border and the. At the same time the North hit. Seventy rounds from icans and three South Viet- new Communist offensive in a prevented any accurate as- nounced that three American Demilitarized Zone is part of ' Vietnamese for the eighth day 120mm mortars slammed into namese killed, and 12 Ameri- the northernmost provinces sessment of the bomb dam- helicopters were shot down on the preparation for a big push kept up attacks on two allied it, blowing up an ammunition cans and seven South Viet- of South Vietnam. age, but several secondary the Laotian side of the border, against the Saigon govern- fire bases — O'Reilly and dump. A score or more South namese wounded. South Viet- Nearly 100 of the big bomb- explosions indicated hits on Saturday, two of them as they ment's pacification program Bamett — some 25 miles Vietnamese troops were ers from Guam, Okinawa and ammunition stores. tried to rescue the crew of the hi the lowlands. south of the DMZ along the killed, and as many more namese troops from Fire Thailand dropped some 3,000 The U. S. Command or- first chopper downed. Head- North Vietnamese gunners Laotian border. Three ground were wounded. The U.S. Com- Base O'Reilly also uncovered tons of bombs on North Viet- dered the B52s out in full quarters said one American late yesterday slammed near- fights were reported around mand said several Americans an enemy stockpile of more namese supply and staging force after attacks yesterday was killed, two were missing ly 200 rounds of roqkets, mor- the bases. were killed in the other shell- than 200 rocket and mortar areas on both sides of the on seven allied bases guard- and five were wounded in the tars and recoilless rifle shells Casualties . and damage ing attacks, but none was rounds two miles from the Laotian border during the ing approaches to the popu- crashes. into five allied bases along - were reported light over-all, wounded, j base.

iiiiiiiiiiiinniM^^ FDIC Continues Eatontown Bank Refunds EATONTOWN - The next There were a dozen bidders. week at 9 a.m., the crowd out- new branch bank, First Mer- tune said, however, that she episode in the case of $5 mil- At 2 p.m., the First Mer- side was between 350 and 400, chants National. would not use the new branch lion that disappeared from chants National Bank of As- but it was orderly. /The crowd outside the bank bank "because I want a bank the Eatontown National Bank bury Park became the owner The first person in line was started to gather at sunrise, that gives free service on will be played out tomorrow 'of the main office with a top David Leach, 21, who lives many arriving with chairs checking accounts maintain- when a federal grand jury bid of $1.5 million; and the two blocks from the bank. A and refreshments. By mid- ing a $200 balance." A hears testimony from brokers Farmers and Merchants Na- pre-veterinary student at Io- morning the temperature was spokesman of First Merchants who allegedly traded common tional Bank of Matawan took wa University in Ames, Iowa, climbing into the 90's and sev- said that the bank determines stock for the bank. over the branch facility with he arrived in front of the eral women fainted, or were charges according to balances Whether or not they had au- a bid of $382,000. bank at 11 p.m. on Friday. about to. maintained. thorization appears to be a The Controller of the Cur- But he was sorry he "didn't They were taken inside the Cites Situation central question. rency gave both banks the stay home and get some bank and treated by the First Another Eatontown custom- In the meantime, the Feder- nod to open branches imme- sleep" since the second per- Aid Squad. First Aidmen er, Richard Piotrowski of al Deposit Insurance Corp. diately in their new locations. son in line didn't arrive until stayed at the scene with an Sayreville, said his situation will continue this week to They did not acquire the as- 5 a.m. ambulance throughout the was probably, more com- hand out insurance checks to sets and liabilities,of the in- Camped Out weekend. plicated than some others. "I depositors. solvent bank. Mr. Leach, who camped In the meantime, the First thought I had withdrawn all, 2,644 Refunds 350 Lined Up near the bank steps in a Merchants Bank handed out of my money two weeks ago Over the weekend, on both On Saturday morning,-more sleeping bag, withdrew his free soda to potential depos- and put it in another bank. Saturday and Sunday, the than 350 people lined up to money, $1,500, in somewhat itors. But I just learned the check FDIC paid 2,644 claims total- close their accounts at the ceremonial fashion. A spokesman said last night bounced. I just got married — ing more than ?3.9 million, ac- Eatontown National Bank, He was presented with a that almost half of the Eaton- I need the money for furniture cording to a spokesman. one week after it was de- check by FDIC Chairman town depositors chose to stay that's going to be delivered On Friday, the federal clared insolvent and closed by Frank Wille who came from in the same location and sim- today." agency picked up $1,882,110 federal officials. Washington to oversee the ply transfer their accounts FDIC officials cay they will when it opened bidding on the A police spokesman said payoff. Mr. Leach immediate- into the day-old First Nation- keep the bank open daily until main bank building and an that, when the bank opened ly deposited most of the mon- al branch. all the 9,620 depositors collect Ocean Township branch. its doors for the first time this ey at another window with the Mrs. Shirley ViteUo of Nep- (See FDIC, Pg. 3) '

FDIC PAYOFF — The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. paid 2,644 claims total- ling more t

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Wait Long Branch, N.J. 07764 or Your Money Back -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. I.j MONDAY, AUGUST 17,1970 Mattress Fire in City Colts Neck School Bus Results in Evacuation REGISTRATION FOR VOTERS LONG BRANCH — A mat- months, according to police. Is Accepted by Board tress fire in an apartment The upper rooms are rented DEADLINE FOR REGISTRATION W^R 1970 GENERAL ELECTION IS SEPTEM- over the former Yellow Roof to area residents, mostly em- COLTS NECK - A spank- Superintendent, Dr. Roy beth Harlow, Elizabeth Hawe- BER 24, 1970. For Hie convenience pf those who are uwty/to regUter during restaurant, Second and p 1 o y e s of other business ing new yellow school bus Unger was given the okay by kotte, Carole Hirsch, Joanne the day for the purpose of voting fr, Kit General Election to be fc.ld Novem- Brighton Ave., caused police places. stood in front of Cedar Drive the board to hire a speech Jacoby, Virginia Kelly, Necia ber 3, 1970, the municipal clerks of all municipalities In *• County of Mon- and firemen to evacuate sev- Police yesterday could not therapist for two days a Marko, Mary Mullin, Carolyn school Thursday night in the moutfi have scheduled additional;: evening periods. Unless otherwise noted eral other tennents of the identify the persons who occu- dusk awaiting inspection and week. ' Morris, Margaret Prest, building Saturday. py the rooms and did not list approval by the Board of Edu. Dr. C. Malcolm B. Gilman Dorothy Pecina, Betty Ruddy, below, registrations will be taken at the municipal hall. Police said the fire, which , the name of the occupant of cation at the conclusion of its was again hired as school Jane Soerens, and Norma was confined to one room, Christiansen and Mr. Harold WH.LIAM HIMELMAN, the room where the fire took meeting. physician at base salary of ; Commiisloner *f Registration was reported at 5:25 p.m. Sat- place. |l,430, or $1 per youngster TaUett, all of Colts Neck. urday. The bus is one of three pur- Also, Mrs. Frelda Calla- The Skan Realty Corp. chased this summer by the upon enrollment. 7-9 pitn. Firemen from the West End Dr. Richard Hattan was en- way, Mary Ann Leldell, and ALLENHURST Sept. 116.23-24 and Independent Fire Cos. re- owns the building, police said. Board of Education, setting Mrs. Marianne Paradlso of ASBURY PARK Sept. 22-23-24 7-9 p.m. Jo-Jo, Inc. owns the liquor li- up a partially district-owned gaged as children's psy- sponded to the alarm and chiatrist and Dr. Richard Nel- Lincroft. Mrs. Dianne Ab- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Sept. 22-23-24 7-9 p.m. quickly doused the bed fire, cense for the defunct first and operated transportation, bazia, Belford, Mrs. Gail 7-9 p.m. floor restaurant. program. Starting on a limit- son as neurologist, both on a AVON Sept. 22-23-24 police said. case basis. Ewin, Holmdel; Mrs. Barbara 7-9 p.m. The first floor restaurant No injuries were reported ed basis the program will be Frankle, Penelope Gabriel, BRADLEY BEACH Sept. 23-24 tested this year for its prac- Mrs. Marilyn Carter and 7:30-9 pirn. has been closed for several as a result of the fire. Mrs. Margaret Clark were Mrs. Lawrence Sporn and COLTS NECK TWP. Sept. :i-10-17-24 ticability. Mrs. Marda Zlotkin of Free- 7-9 p.m, hired as non-instructional DEAL Sept. 22-23-24 A report by the Long-RangM? hold. 7-9 p.m. aides for two hours daily, at EATONTOWN Sept. »-10-17-21-22-23-24 + 1 Planning committee revealed $2.50 per hour. Also, Mrs. Roberta Gra- 7-9 p.m. that a letter has been sent to Sept. 17-22-24 TV7T? O T FURNITURE CO. T Harry Crine was temporar- ham, Asbury Park; Mrs. Ca- FAIR HAVEN 7-9 p.m. Keyport 264 181 the Lovett trustees attempt- Sept. 16-23-24 ily appointed custodian of rol Heim, New Shrewsbury, FREEHOLD BOROUGH 10 a.m.-12 noon ing to acquire the nursery's school funds while custodian, Mrs. Helene Hovanec, Mrs. * W Hi 15 l -° + property on Laird Road north j COURT HOUSE Sept. 19 9 a.m.-9 .p.m. Features«• • *T Ann Wylie is incapacitated Penna North and Mrs. Letitia Se.pt. 22-23-24 of Phalanx on a direct sale with a fractured arm. Scanlon of Matawan. Mrs. basis rather than con- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Sept. 3-10-17-22-23-24 Substitutes approved for the Patricia Moran, Hazlet; Mrs. " 7-9: p.m; "SIMMONS" t demnation. The property has Helen Pujari, Mrs. Flora L. HAZLET TOWNSHIP Sept. 10-15-17-21 -22.23-24 been selected as the ideal site year 1970-71 were: Mesdames I O'l 2 noorf EST. 1869 for a fourth township school. JPeggy Baker, Jacqueline Ba- Shields, Mrs. Nina Walzer Sept. I2-U9 yer, Teresa Blake, Lois Car- and Mrs. Mary Jane Quinn of HIGHLANDS Sept. 17-23-24 The board moved to seek le- lson, Daisy Crater, Barbara Eatontownand Mrs. Susan HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP Sept. I-3-8-10-15-17-22-24 7:30r9 Open Mon. and~Fri. Evenings 'M gal aid to speed. repair and DeVito, Lois Dietrich, Eliza- Walker, Neptune. v ;7;.9-pim.r" renovation of a leaky roof at INTERLAKEN Sept. 24 7-9 p.ml l KEANSBURG Sept. 22-23-24 KEYPORT Sept. 14 7-8 p.m. 10.12 noon ParkingBan Weighed Sept, 19 7-9 p.m. Sept. 23-24 7:30-9 p.w. LITTLE SILVER Sept. 11-18-24 By Council in Rumson 7-9 p.m. LOCH ARBOUR Sept. 23-24 RUMSON - Parking prob- council resolved to warn cer- 7-9 p.m. LONG BRANOH Sept. 22-23-24 IMPROVEMENTS lems on W. River Road and tain owners of properties 7-9 p.m. obnoxious weeds located in that, unless they cleared "ob- MARLBORO TWP. Sept. 8-9-10-14.15-14-17-21-22-23-24 10 a.m.-2 p.m. You'll never know how other portions of the borough noxious growths of weeds on Sept. 12-19 much money you can 6:30-8 p.m were discussed at a Bor- their properties, which the MATAWAN BOROUGH Sept. 4-11-18 save unless you call us ough Council sessions chief considered a fire haz- 7-9 p.m. for a free estimate. Do Sept. 22-23-24 On the recommendation of ard," council would act and MATAWAN TOWNSHIP 7-9 p.m. it today — you'll save! Councilman William J. Min- have them cleared, charging Aug. 19-25 7*9 p.m. Sept. 2-10-15-24 , IAS1MENT ROOM . ers, Council referred. to the the property owners for the cost. MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP Sept. 9 (Navesink Firt House Monmouth police committee recommen- 7-9 p.m. dations made by Police Chief Named in the chief's letter Ave., Navesink) James K. Shea on parking to council on the matter Sept. 9 (Brevent Park & Leonardo Fire 7-9 p.m. along W. River Road, near its were: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. House Center Ave., Leonardo) intersection with Lafayette Gibson of 290 DeNova Boule- Sept. 10 IBayview. School, Lftonardville St. vard; Alice Monroe of 62 Rd.. Befford) 7-9 p.m. In a letter to council, Chief Ward Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Do- Sept. 10 (Port Monmouth School, Main . minick Gemma of 12 Broad- Shea said that after com- St., Port Monmouth) •'••• ^'7-9 p.m. plaints concerning the safety man Pkwy., and Santo C. of pedestrians in the area, he Rezzutti of 39 Shrewsbury Sept.' 14 IFiairview School, Cooper Rd., jiad conducted a survey which Drive. .. , Middletown) , .' 7-9 p.m. \l led to the conclusion that the Sept. 15 (East Keansburg Fire House , vision of motorists at the in- Thompson Ave., East,Keansburg) 7-9 p.m. SAVE MONEY ON NEW ROOM tersection, was being blocked Our low prices have got to save you money. See for School Aide Sept. 15 (Harmony School, Harmony & by parked cars. Murphy Rds., Middletown) 7-9 p.m. yourself. Call us, we'll help with your plans and give Ban Requested you our compete money-saving price. Wished Well Sept. 16 (River Plata School, Among other recommenda- Hubbard Ave.,) 7-9 p.m. ALL TYPES IMPROVEMENTS tions Chief Shea suggested that council set up a ban on In New Job Sept. 17 (Lincroft School, Newman General Improvements, Room Additions, Attic Rooms, Basement Springs Rd.) 7-9 p.m. Roams, Bathrooms, Kitchens, Roofing-Siding, Porch Enclosures. parking on the south side of HIGHLANDS — Carl Hig- W. River Road. gins, president of the Henry Sept. 18 (^Middletown Twp. High School, ! LOW INSTALLMENT PAYMENTS Peter Delamos, president of Hudson Regional Board of I;Tinda|l Rd., Middletown) 7-9 p.m._ Eastern Innkeepers Associ- Education, wished resigned Sept. 22-2*3-24 (Township Hall, King's ation, owners of What's Your Superintendent Harold C. Hwy., Middletown) 7-9 p.m. Beef restaurant on that Schaible well in his new post street, told council that ban MIUySTOMfTOWNSHIP S«ptJ 3,10-17-21 (CUrk't .Residence, -J, MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. as Red Bank Regional super- i Sweetman's Lane) ' 6-8:30 p.mv on parking would "cause a indent. HIGHWAY 35 AT HEDDONS CORNER, MIDDLETOWN hardship to the business." ;22 (Clerk's Residence, ; . • ; Cleanup Ordered "We're of course sorry to Sweetman's Lane) ' 6*8 p.m. see him go, but it was such a 741-5060 — 776-6600 Following another recom- S«p>. 24 (Clerk's Residence, mendation from Chief Shea, good opportunity for Harold," Mr. Higgins commented. Sweetman's Lane) ' J&T9 p.m. Mr. Schaible moves from a MONMOUTH BEAOH Sept. 8-24 7-8 p.m. $20,000-a;-year post here to a NEPTUNE CITY Sept, 22-23-24 7-9 p.m.; position in Red Bank paying NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP Sept. 2 (Liberty Fire House, Monroe/ 5;V .r ' '•• $5,000 more. His resignation' was effective Tuesday, but he Ave., Neptune) 7-9 p.m. will stay here (So days as Sept. 9 (Community Rm., Richard W. Stout stipulated in his contract. Homes, 1810 Albwrte Ave., . -V Search Begins Neptune •>> 7»9' pm- OPPORTUNITY Sept. II (Redeemer Lutheran Church, 3531 The search for a new super- intendent will begin imme- Corties Ave., Neptune) . ' 7-9 p.m. diately, Mr. Higgins said, ad- Sept, 14 (Ocean Grove Camp Meeting ding that he hoipes a few in- ' Aitoc, Main Ave. & Pilgrim ' terviews can be arranged be- Pathway, Ocean Grove) 2-4 p.m; FOR BETTER INCOME! fore next week's board meet- ing. He said Richard F. Fos- Sept. 17 (Shark River Hills Fire House, . ,.''; ko, school principal, will Brighton Ave., Neptune) 7-9 pyn, RED BANK SAVINGS & LOAN serve as acting superinten- Sept, 18 (Eagle Fire House, Main & . dent if Mr. Schaible leaves Whitefield Ave., Neptune) . 7-9 p.m. before a replacement can be Sept. 21 (Neptune Housing Authority Offices, INSURED SAVINGS CERTIFICATES found. 30 Ridge Ave., Neptune) 7-9 p.m. Mr. Fosko, who Is begin- ning Ms first year as princip- Sept. 22 (Sportsmen's Club, 640 Green al, does not have the quali- Grove Rd., Neptune) 7-9 p.m. fications for the superinten- Sept. 23-24 (Township Headquarters, 137 S. dent's post. Main St., Neptune) 7-9 p.m. "I don't think we'll have NEW SHREWSBURY Sept. 19 9 a.m.-10 a.m. any problems finding a new Sept. 23-24 8-9 p.m. superintendent," Mr. Higgins OOEAN JOWNSHIP Sept, 23 7-9 p.m. said. "Our system is small 9 a.m.-9 p.m. enough and ideally located to Sept. 24 draw men who would like to OCEANPORT Sept. 21-22-23 7-9 p.m. get away from the larger RED BANK Sept. 22-23-24 7-9 p.m. ones," he commented. RUMSON Sept. 24 7-9 p.m. (Every Saturday) 9-12 noon 2426 MONTHS 12-14 MONTHS SEA BRIGHT Sept. 21-24 7-9 p,m. Arrest Girl SHREWSBURY BOROUGH Sept. 14-21 ' 7-8:30 p.m. MIN. $10,000 MIN. $5,000 Sept. 24 7-9 p.m. For Heroin SHREWSBURY TWP. Sept. 23-24 7-8 p.m. UNION BEACH Sept. 4-11-18-24 8-10 p.m. Possession WEST LONG BRANCH Sept. 22-23 7-9 p.m. LONG BRANCH - A 17- Sept. 24 , 6:30-9 p.m. 9-11 MONTHS 6-9 MONTHS year-old girl is Charged with NOTE: possession of heroin after Any registered voter who has changed his or her name due to marriage, re- Min. $3,000 Min. $1,000 police conducted an early morning raid Triday at 40 marriage, divorce or by court, mutt re-register. Cooper Ave., confiscating $2,000 worth of the drug, Lt. Naturalized citizens must present their naturalization papers whin registering. William B. Walling of the city Any registered voter who has moved, within the county, within the district, or DIVIDENDS PAYABLE QUARTERLY police department reported. from one district to another on or before September 24, 1970, must sign a Miss Lorna K. Jones, 17, of change-of-address form with his municipal clerk or notify the office of the Com- Apartment 16, 40 Cooper Ave., missioner of Registration in writing. Atl change of address must be postmarked is being held in the Juvenile Detention Center, Freehold, not later than September 24, 1971). ACCOUNTS INSURED TO $20,000 BY F.S.L.I.C. awaiting a hearing in Mon- mouth County Juvenile Court. Any person who, due to illness or disability, is unable to appear before his Miss Jones entered the municipal clerk or at the Court House, Freehold, NeW Jersey, on or before the apartment building at 40 24th of September to register, may apply in writing to the' Commissioner of Bed Bank Savings Cooper Ave. by a side door Registration, Court House, Freehold, New Jersey, on or before September 24, about 4:30 a.m. and was ar- 1970, for .registration at his residence. In order that the necessary forms be and Loan Association rested as she attempted to get rid of a brown paper bag con- processed before the registration deadline, namely September 24, 1970, we BROAD STREET AT BERGEN PLACE taining the heroin, Lt. Walling request that you apply for regiitration at your residence as soon as possible. said. Such perspns will be registered by a representative from the office of the Com- 741-3700 According to Lt. Walling, . missioner of Registration and vote an absentee ballot at their home. local police under the direc- tion of Detective Sgt. Frank If in doubt as to whether or not you are an active voter or regiitered from Licitra of State Police, raided Serving this area since 1887 an Apartment at the Cooper your present address, telephone: 431-4000 — Extension 393. Ave. address. J THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. J.i MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1970 CIuB to Attend KEYPORT - The Modern Sardi's before the Mothers Social Club will at- The next meeting will" be Occidental Developments tend the Broadway play, "Ap- Monday, Aug. 31, at 8 p.m. to plause," tomorrow in New the home of Mrs. Victor Csik, York. Members will dine at here.

By ROGER E. SPEAR A— It was. Occidental, un- Q— What are the chances der the leadership of Arm and of recovery for Occidental Hammer, chairman and chief Customers still wet behind the ears get the j Petroleum?' I bought about executive, in eight years had Successful same courtesies at Natelsons their dads do., two years ago at 44, when grown from a $2.6 million to a there was a(lot of talk of the $1.2 billion company. Acquisi- company building a refinery tions of two major non- Investing in Maine. Surely the strength petroleum firms had been ac- Advertise In The Register iif the shares was based on complished. Concessions in mare ten that.—M.H. Libya, which had been ac- response in the shares to the quired only two years earlier, possibility of a peaceful set- were supplying the nedds of tlement of Mideastern ten- an extensive European retail- sions. Hold, pending further ing network. Libyan oper- developments in this area. The Joys of Harvest ations were thought to ac- There is something about waving corn count for close to 45 per cent Q— Do you consider the tassels, ripening fields of rich red to- of 1969's earnings of $3 per new issue of Federal Home matoes and fruiting orchards that Share. Reduced expectations Loan bonds maturing in 1975 brings content and a feeling of fulfill- for this year's net reflect con- safe?—E.S. Largest in Central New Jersey tinued harassment from the ment to the human spirit. For these A— The Federal Home new Libyan government. The things bespeak the fruition of man's Loan Bank notes you refer to most recent demand for a 40- hope and labor in a bounteous harvest, come in $10,000 minimum Established 1804 cent per barrel increase in Our shop now abounds in a great denominations, carry a 7.9 the posted price of crude variety of quality fruits and produce. per cent coupon rate and are would result in upping the' currently trading at a small Capital Funds... $45 million government's take by 25 cents premium. Although debt obli- a barrel. If the increase is ac- gations of federal agencies cepted and OXY is unable to are not actually quaranteed Total Resources... $500 million pass along its higher costs, by the government, they are the company's profit could be certainly considered secure reduced to 5 cents a barrel. and are accepted as legal in- While nationalization of these vestment for savings banks concessions is not an immedi- and other regulated in- Mtmber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ate prospect, recent de- stitutions. Interest received is Peaches, Nectarines pressed trading levels for the Member Federal Reserve System exempt from state, city and shares suggests that the mar. local, but not federal, tax- ket is assuming the worst. Early Apples, Melons ation. Some encouragement, how- ever, can be derived from the Plums, Pears', Corn Red Apple Pineapples, Blueberries Specials LEGAL NOTICE Mon.. Fri'. NOTICE Fresh Apple Cider AN AMENDMENT TO THE CODE OP August 17-21 THE TOWNSHIP OF COLTS NECK IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. STATE OF NEW JERSEY, TO PRKE-MINDHW ™ PMCE-IUNDED! AMEND THE PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 3. ALCOHOUC BEVE- Apple Sauce Cake RAGES. SECTJON 3-6 AND 3-7. CON- CERNING THE FEES FOR PLENA- Smoked Capons, Turkey RY RETAIL CONSUMPTION LI- CENSES AND PLENARY RETAIL Breasts, Hors d'oeuvres Reg. 75c, now65* DISTRIBUTION LICENSEB. BE IT ORDAINED as follows: SECTION ONE — Chapter 3, Alcohol. Ic Beverages. Section 3-6 of the Code of the Township of Colts NecK 13 hereby RIB STEAKS I finast amended to read as follows: 3-6. Fee. The license fee for each plenary retail consumption license Issued In tlie Town- EXTRA ship of Colts Neck shall be four hundred and twenty dollars ($420.00). SEAFOOD SECTION TWO — Chapter 3, Alcohol- SHORT smmes ic Beverages, Section 3-7 of the Code o[ the Township of Colts Neck lo hereby amended to read as [ollows: CUT 3-7. Plenary retail distribution license fee. The license fee for ft plenary retail distribution license shall be five hun- dred and forty dollars ($540.00) . SECTION THREE — This ordinance SNO-WWTE shall take effect July 1,1971. PUBLIC NOTICE FROZEN The foregoing ordinance was In- troduced and passed first reading at a regular meeting of the Township Com- mittee of Die Township of Colts Neck held on July 30. 1970 and will come up Mfi. DILI (Where for final consideration and passage at a regular meeting of said governing body Delicious Orchards to be held on August 27, 1970 at 8 p.m. at CHICKEN BREASTS the Township Hall, Colts Neck, NeNew VIRGIN JereJerrseys y , at whiwhichh ttimi e andd placl e alll per- sROUTE 34, COLTS NECK, N. J. Just South of Rt. 537 Light ns desiring to be hhoaro d thereon will be HOURS: Mon; to Sat. 9 to 6, Sunday 1 to 6 — Air Conditioned ven fulflll opportunitytnit . FRESH-WITH RIBS Baked, . Sliced HARRY CRINE Fry, Broil, Bake, Township Clerk to order S.12.00 Bar-B-Q RESH.IEAM PORK SHOULDER SMOKED PICNIC WATER ADDED FRESH, TASTY SUCH) BEEF LIVER BACON -Colonial Stood- Ib. 79c

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Martin Goodall, and Anthony T. Bruno, all of Del Tufo and Richard L. tial campaign of Richard M. Francis E. Batcha, Louis J. Bernard H. Hoffman, all,of Granville D. Magee, Paul X. Kenneth A. Seltzer, Long residents of Red Bank; Wil- Little Silver; Dennis Bliss, Paula, both of Matawan. . Nixon two years ago. •The group, headed by Theo- Cut From Young Com Fed Porkers dore D. Parsons Jr., of here, has been named Young Law- yers for Dowd. In 1968, when Mr. Dowd was attending Rut- gers Law School, he founded an organization called Law Students for Nixon, which PORK CHOP SALE! campaigned nationally to help elect Mr. Nixon to the presi- dency. Mr. Dowd made speeches at several colleges in the east, LOIN find midwest as chairman of Law Students for Nixon, then served as an aide to Mr. Nix- on during the 1968 presiden- tial campaign. Later, because of his knowl- edge of national and foreign affairs, Mr. Dowd was ap- pointed as a confidential as- sistant and speech writer in Secretary of Treasury David M. Kennedy's office. Last No- vember, he became a staff as- sistant to President Nixon, a position he held until last April, when he was selected U S O A c by the Monmouth County Re- publican Steering Committee Sliced or Halves Yellow Cling to run for Congress in New C.untr,Sl,l. Tender Taity Jersey's Third District. . Parsons Is Leader DEL MONTE SPARERIBS PORK BUTT ROAST, 59* Frtih L*an Gol Pak froien Cubed Mr. Parsons, member of GROUND ROUND VEAL STEAKS » 99' the law firm of Parsons, Can- Quartered with botkf attached zona, Blair & Warren, this PEACHES SwHt'i Pr.miim A> Mtal or All B««( stv/ss borough, is the general chair- CHICKEN LEGS FRANKFURTERS X- 69' • man of Young' Lawyers for SwHt'f Premium Ltart Quort.r.d with Winj, & lack. Attached **'Choice Dowd. The chairmen are Mal- SLICED BACON \ 99' CHICKEN BREASTS^ 39' m colm V. Carton, of Carton,, Seafood Depl. Savings! $$£ Nary, Witt & Arvanitis, Asbu- Frtih Pan ft tody GROUND ry Park; Robert W. O'Hagan, CODFISH STEAKS BLUEFISH 65" ill *. 59 b ib. of Stout, O'Hagan, DeVito & Whit. M«t Import.d CHUCK 79* 8S Hertz, Allenhurst, and Peter LOBSTER TAILS *2" TURBOT FILLET *69< J. Carton, of Crummy, Gib- bons & O'Neill, Newark. Pe- ter Carton lives in Navesink, Middletown Township. Green Giant p Appetizing Dept. Savings!: Mr, Parsons said the Young : : 12-ox. : : i In your houw terve Sdwckhoui ' Mam Lawyers for Dowd will par- NIBLETS CORN YOUSAVEMORH cant ( ticipate in a wide variety of 10c Off SCHICKHAUS BOLOGNA n,79 activities designed to help MIRACLE elect Mr. Dowd. AJAX LAUNDRY DETERGENT MUENSTER CHEESE Projects include formation Regular or Vegetarian of a "truth squad" to refute POTATO SALAD statements made by the in- HEINZ PORK N' BEANS i CHICKEN SALAD cumbent congressman, Rep. Of '• James J. Howard, D-N.J. PUREX BLEACH YOU SAVE MORE. The group also will sponsor You Save More! a major dinner, to which the 30.ox.$f FOODTOWN PURPLE PLUMS cant ' m Toward the purchase of any '•public will be invited, and will x. bottle — Detergent establish a special committee You Save More! . - . . of speakers to stand-in for !i Mr? Dowd when his schedule KRAFT MAYONNAISE '" becomes crowded. ' "The people in our area," Mr. Parsons said, "want hon- est and straightforward lead- CUP THIS COUPON ership. In Bill Dowd, we have a dynamic young candidate who will represent our people Toward th* purchas* of any ( effectively in Washington. We wnrru pkg. o( 40 Regular or Suptr - young lawyers will do every- thing we can to assist his c KOTEX DIAPERS 3 Ot off our rtgufor tow arkc campaign for Congress." Coupon «ood at any Foodtawn Su^ai Members Included Limit on* ptr adult family. Coupon vxpirtt Saturday, August 22. The list of Young Lawyers for Dowd includes Assem- c CUP THIS COUPON blyman John I. Dawes, John A. Kaye, C. Thomas Bark- alow, William P. Murphy, With a Twisl (NaDq>.,Nal(it»ii) Francis B. Accisano, Joseph ROYAL CROWN H. Gibson, Roger K. Bentley, David A. Nimmo, Jr., and COLA SODA 6- Foodtown Umwttttntd Purt Hawohon WITHTHISCOUPON Bernard I. Weinstein, all of You J«v» Mv»! Coupon good at any Foodtown Sup«rmor(c«t. Freehold; John Manna and PORK & BEANS PINEAPPLE JUICE Limit on* ptr adult family. SENECA LEMON JUICE Foodtown w All Purpose Grind Coupon vxpirti Saturday, Au«uit 2JL Michael D. Farren, Inter- i Mfg.Cpn. 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Produce Instant Coffee • Also granted divorces by VEGETABLES °S 39 MAXWELL Judge Lane were: Luscious LeGrand Foodtown Froicn-12—ox. can 29c $129 Eva Halvorsen, South Ave., HOUSE Atlantic Highlands, from An- ORANGE JUICE WITH THIS COUPON NECTARINES Coupon good ot ony Foodtown Supcrmarktt. ton Halvorsen, 135 E. Wash- Ailid. Froitn Tip Top Fruit Oiinki or Fwdlown Rig. ot Pii Limit ont ptr adult lamily. ington Ave,, Atlantic High- LEMONADE 10 :99 Coupon »Kpirti Saturday, Auguit 22 lands, for extreme cruelty. 29 CUP THIS COOPON Helen Nelson Lutz, Birch- wood Drive, Cliffwood Beach, Dairy Dept. Savings! from Emil D. Lutz, 608 Mon- Orchard Beauty Sugar -^ « Solid Ripe Slicing ^^ ^~ Tmcan Strawberry, Raip., or Blueberry _ ^» mouth Ave., Spring Lake FoodtowYOGURn NaturaT lBEVERAGE Irl 0 Heights, for desertion. PEARS -29' TOMATOES.n 23' 8-oz. 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Broad & Monmoutii Shrewsbury Pharmacy THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS *Dacron& polyester Red Bank 747-4849 BROAD ST. 741-4874 SHREWSBURY 3S Broad St., Red Bank PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS FREE DELIVERY Daily 9:30- 5:30 jahtzenbras Wed.-Fri. till 9 P.M. -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N'. J.: MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1970 [Something Blue; Engagements August Brid \ Something Prised MATAWAN - The- Presl- partment of the Matawan Ju- ShultZ'Russell dent's .Committee on the nior Woman's Club accepted NAVESINK - Miss Cynthia College, Williamstown, Mass., HandicappM and t}ie Singer the invitation of the nation- Russell and Herbert Iioyd is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sewing Corporation sponsored wide General Federation- of Shultz it. were married here Shultz of Kingston, N. Y., a sewing Contest last spring. Women's Clubs to enter this Saturday in All Saints' Me- The bride was graduated I The contest entailed design- contest. Under the chairman- morial Episcopal Church by from Rumson Country Day ing and making a&outer gar- ship of Mrs. Donald Achen- the Rev. Robert Rodie, Ihe .School, Milton (Mass.) Acade- ment for a handicapped per- berg, the department partici- bridegroom's uncle, of Christ my, Bennett College, Mill- son. The American home de- pants were Mrs. John Episcopal Church, Riverdale, brook, N.Y., and the Univer- Bambrick, Mrs. Robert Gray N. Y. sity of Colorado. She did and Mrs. Richard Nusbaum. The bride is the daughter of graduate work at Fordham WHEN DECORATING University and was employed k«v« your Draparitf One of the memoers of the Mr. and Mrs. John Burnett chased by ... Matawan Juniors is Miss Russell Jr., 82 Buena Vista by the Spence-Chapin Adop- Miss Ussery Miss Gratz Miss Grunke tion Agency, New York. Adjust-a-Drape Marie Patricia Scherer. For Ave., Rumson, at whose home the past 19 years, Marie has the bridal reception was The couple will reside, in — FOLD FINISHING — been confined to an iron lung Jones-Ussery held. New York City, where Mr. A Special Proem That as a result of childhood polio. MIDDLETOWN — Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Ussery, 12 The bridegroom, an Shultz is with Manufacturers Mrs. Robert Coben •UARANTIIS LINOTH Marie designed a pants outfit Hattie Court, announce the engagement of their daughter, alumnus of Millbrook (N.Y.) Hanover Bank and Trust (The former After Dry Cleaning for herself, consisting of a (Miss Janet Evelyn Ussery, to Thomas G. Jones, son of Mr. School for Boys and Williams Company. Kathleen Graziano) mlllir't drapery long-sleeved tunic top and and Mrs. Paul J. Jones ST., 15 Newman St., River Plaza. dealers flarebottomed slacks. Her de- A May 8 wedding is planned. 12 Tkraekmartra J». signs were precisely followed The bride-elect, a June graduate of Middletown Town- Cohen*Qrazictno using a light blue and white ship High School, will atteno\Brookdale Community College, FREEHOLD 462-5000 J floral fabric. . lincroft, in the fall. - A POINT PLEASANT - Miss The bride is a graduate of Mr. Jones, an English education major at Brookdale, ION.-fUES.-WED. Kathleen Christine Graziano Neptune High School and is MMs. Herbert Shultz Jr. served as an Army Infantry sergeant, with duty in Vietnam SPECIAL • and Robert Michael Coben employed in the surrogate's (The former Cynthia Russell) from 1968-69 with the First Air Cavalry Division Air Mobile. were married here Saturday SHAMPOO at a civil ceremony in King's office, Freehold. and SET Custom Carpet Cleaning Jetter-Gratz Grant Inn. A reception follow- Mr. Coben is an alumnus of ed. Monmouth College, West EATONTOWN — Announcement is made by Mr. and Parents of the couple are Long Branch, and Is . em- RUMSON IN THE HOME Mrs. Herman L. Goza, 28 Richardson Ave., of the engage- ployed in data. commu- ment and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Miss Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Gra- ziano, 111 Evergreen Ave., nications, Bell Telephone DRIVING SCHOOL Wanda M. Gratz, to Marvin R. Jetter, son of Mr. and Mrs. •}}', ;•'••: . Since 1946 Neptune City, and Mr. and Laboratories, Holmdel. 10S E. RIVER RD., RUMSON John Jetter, 11 Mill St. A November wedding is planned. Mrs. Max Coben, 8 Lori Road, The couple will reside In The bride-elect, a graduate of Monmouth Regional High Monmouth Beach. Neptune. ... 1 Charles F. Hanisch School, attends Brookdale Community College, Iincroft. I LICENSED IY STATE OF N.J. , She is the granddaughter of Mrs. Ester Murphy of Eaton- FULLY INSURED ' THURS. SPECIAL 222-0956 . town, and the late Herman Murphy. PERMANENT WAVE Mr. Jetter, also a graduate of Monmouth Regional, is Waters'Trahan • Certified Driver employed by Red Bank Auto Imports Inc. Education Teachers 7.79 COMPLETE BAYTOWN, Tex. - St. the setting here Saturday for CUT • WASH • SIT Joseph's Catholic Churcih was the marriage of Miss Janice • Experienced In Forte-Grunke THURS., FRI., SAT. SPECIAL ^» » Lee Trahan, daughter of Mr. Teaching High SHAMPOO & SET £ Lady NEPTUNE — Announcement is made by Mr. and Mrs. School Student* • Th» ibov» iptciali do nof £ Louis Grunke, 517 Couse Road, of the engagement of their and Mrs. Numa Joseph Tra- (Special Rates) include nnjor holiday w»tki daughter, Miss Corinne Grunke, to Marco Joseph Forte, son han of Baytown, to George £ NOW OPEN SUN. 1WI • / Bug of Mr. and Mrs. Marco Forte Sr., 6 Dover Court, Hazlet. A Lawrence Waters, son of Mr. • Private Hourly December wedding is planned. and Mrs. George Waters, 124 Lessons On Pay .BEAUTY. I . Miss Grunke, a graduate of Manasquan High School, is As You Go Basis employed as "a secretary to the controller at Foodarama Rumson Road, Rumson, N.J. • ON-THE-MALL • Supermarkets Inc., Freehold. A reception followed in the "WE MAY NOT IE Mr. Forte, an alumnus of Raritan Township High School, auditorium of the church. THE BIGGEST, BUT • SUPER AM A is department manager for J. M. Fields, Hazlet. Mr. and Mrs. Waters are WE ARE THE FINESTI" SHOPPING CENTER • What a woman really seniors at North Texas State • New Shrewsbury needs is a versatile wig University in Denton, where CALL TODAY— 542.9667 542-0745 • Klirhchulc-Franklin they will return to classes in f) Open Wad. ond Frl. Evas to compliment her ward- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Mrs. George Pauzenc Jr., 842-4366 robe. Now we present the fall. They will be at 1 Oak Shades Ave., announces the engagement of her daugh- home at 411 Ponder St., Den- our $24.95 "Lady Bug" ter, Miss Deborah Carroll Franklin, to William J. Klimchuk, ton. 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(AP) - Dave the title runnerup Arnold while, I don't fafow how he ney favorite, rushed home who'came up in the '20s when burst out to a six-stroke lead Stockton was on the 72nd hole Palmer so desperately want- stands this all the time. Once with a brilliant 66, but it was' you couldn't make any mon- at the turn, then scrambled of the PGA championship yes- ed. a year is enough for me. too late to challenge. Nicklaus ey. He's the only teacher I've home with bogeys on three of terday, the title in his pocket Stockton, a non-winner for Palmer, now 40 and with tied 67, at ever had." his last four holes. •-' and a three-stroke lead in two years, rushed out to a the string obviously running 283. "Dick Lotz, 67, and de- Palmer, winner of 55 regu- But he had strokes to spare. hand when he knelt down to whopping, six-stroke lead at out, was second again in the fending champion Ray Floyd, lar tour events and a pair of Some of his greatest efforts line up a 10-foot putt. the turn, then scrambled chase for the one major title were next at 284. Defending British Opens in his storied came from deep trouble. "I had everything under home with a three-over-par he has never won. champion had a career, was jovial and chat- Stockton was in the water control until then," the 28- 73. He finished with a 72-hole Time and again Palmer 73 for 289. Gary Player rallied ting with Stockton when they in two on the par four 12th, year old Californian said. total of 279, one-under-par on was in a position to put dead- for a 70 and 286 and Lee Tre> started out in the final two- dropped out and chipped to "Then I looked up and I saw the 6,962-yard Southern Hills ly pressure on Stockton. But vino matched the course some. within a few feet of the flag, then made the clutch putt for my wife. Country Club course. time and again he failed, his record with a 65 but was far But he could do no better a bogey. Palmer missed a 20 "I started to cry. I couldn't For the fading, scowling head down and Ms shoulders back at 291. than par the first nine holes, slumped as the opportunities foot birdie on the same hole, even talk. I couldn't say a Palmer, the old magic was But Floyd, a curly-haired and as his mouth tightened, pushing the putt two feet to and holes slipped away. tiling. gone. The greatest charger of bachelor, bogeyed two of the Jie began jerking the tee out of the right. A potential three "I just knelt there thinking them all tried, tried desper- Palmer managed only a par first three holes he played the ground and slamming shot turn-around became one. ately to corner this one major 70 in the 100-degree heat and clubs into the bags as the I'd won the PGA champion- and suddenly it was a two- Stockton also bogeyed the title he had missed, but the holes drifted by. ship and trying to figure out shared second at 281 with man race between the short- ,15th and dropped another how to get it over with. charge wasn't there. fast-closing Bob Murphy, who hitting Stockton and his play- He had a five-stroke deficit shot. had a final 86. ing partner, the legendary to maEe" up and never really "I called my caddy and he "I felt sorry for Arnie," He appeared to be in deep Palmer. came close. brought me a towel." said Stockton. "He played Larry Hinson, 68, and Gene trouble on the 16th, a par five. Stockton missed the putt, real good. Littler, 70, were next at 282. "I want to win it for my fa- Stockton, one of the shortest Stockton put' his third in a but it didn't matter. He tap- "And I admire him. I only Jack Nicklaus, the British ther," Stockton said before touring pros off the tee but a trap, but blasted out and cal- ped in the second one and had get in contention once in a Open champ and Hie pre-tour- starting out. "He was a pro master around the greens mly sank a 10-footer for par. He found still another trap on the next hole, just got out and was in deep rough. He chipped eight feet past the hill, stalked the putt like a CLUTCH PLAYER — Dave Stickton and wife, Cathy, Mets Silence Knockahoma coiled cobra, then rammed it dutcfi.th* PSA Championship trophy after ha won ths home. • By ASSOCIATED PRESS League E.ast Division Knockahoma had no home tying run against McAndrew Boswell gloved Rico Carty's 72-Wle tournament with a l-under-par 279 yesterday. scramble. runs to celebrate over the yesterday on a zany, inning sinking liner, but then let the That left him three ahead Chief Knockahoma's war with a single hole to go. He In addition to the trophy, which Stockton gets to kaep It also silenced the Braves' week-end but he flipped his ending double play, Knocka- ball trickle away. Cededa whoops had the New York was short in two, chipped on mischievous mascot, who war-bonnet Saturday night homa started whooping it up froze on the baseline, then for one year, he pocketed a check for $40,4)00; Mets' ears ringing . . , until and missed the putt that had when Jerry Grote's third- again. But Jones spoiled the headed for second when Bos- (AP Wirephotol Cleon Jones gave the Atlanta holds forth in a tepee just no meaning. He then tapped well recovered and tossed to medicine man a taste of his beyond the left field fence at strike passed ball and throw- fun by opening the sixth with in for the bogey and the title. own firewater. Atlanta Stadium and cele- ing error gave the Braves a his eighth homer of the year. first baseman Donn Clende-. b r a t e s each home team 3-2 victory over the startled non. "I dreamed all week," Jones drilled a tie breaking "That Indian didn't bother Stockton said, "about how I'd PGA Payoff homer with a triumphant war Mets. me so much today," said the D. Stockton, UO.0O0 70-7046-73—279 R. Funseth, $1,017 76-70-74-7S-293 home run in the sixth inning Kansas City (1) I New York (5) like to come down the 18th A. Palmer, 518,600 7O-72-69-7O—281 D. Marr, $1,017 78-71-T4-72—293 dance. When the Braves scored the Mets' left fielder, whose three al> r h abrh B. Murphy, *16,600 76-73-7M»-281 C. Coody, M,017 69-79-7JTO—293 yesterday as the Mets shrug- 6prlggs,rf 4 12 1 Clarke.2b 4 0 1 fairway and be able to play it G Littler, J8.S00 72-71-89-70—282 K. Smith. J1.017 77-73-72-71—293 In other National League hits hiked his batting average Mnteagdo,p OOOI Whlte.lf 3 12 i: Hinson, *8,8O0 69-71-74*8—282 B. Mitchell, $1,017 72-76-76-69—293 ged off Knockahoma's Indian New Tork (2) I Atlanta (1) Rojas.ib 4 0 11 Cater.3b 3 0 1 safe and win: B. Crampton, J6.800 73-T5-68-S7—283 B. Lunn, $750 71-69-70-81—294 action, Cincinnati defeated ahrb abrh to .252. "When we're losing, Otla.cf 4 0 11 Murcer.cf 4 1 2 J. Nicklaus, J6.800 68-76-73-68—283 D. Sanders, $750 75-74-71-74—294 sign and nipped the Braves, 2- Agee.cf 4 0 01 MIllan.2b 4 0 0 Plnlella.ir 4 0 0 1 J.EIllilb •t 1 1 • "I came here with a posi- K. Floyd, S5.650 71-73-65-75—284 J. Cupit, *750 70-77-76-T2—294 Philadelphia, 4 2; the Chicago Garrett.3b 10 0 1 S.Jackson.si 14 12 like last night, he drives me Klrkotrck.c 4 0 11 Kenney.Sb 00 0 D. Lotz, S5,

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    63 86 .S29 12 60 57 .613 14 niveUxd SI 62 .«9 18 County Equestrians Enjoy Washington Z- £7 62 .m 16 Western Division Minnesota .70 «E 3 .69.5968 *¥, Oakland6} 63 .555585 5 cHSSSMilwaukel e S- 46 74 .383 fflH Kansas City 44 J5 .370 27 Chicago —• *3 79 .352 3BJ4 Yesterday's Remits Baltimore 2. Oakland 1 Their Place in the Show Milwaukee 4, Cleveland 3 Detroit 7. California 1 Valley Forge, Pa.: -2. Super Hill, - Washington 2, Chicago 1 OCEANPORT — Sunday Is settled for reserve champion possession, had been present- Lynn Trusdell, New Hope. .> • New York 5. Kansas City t Second-Year Green Working Hunt- Minnesota 9, Boston 6 traditionally the day for die laurels. ed to Miss Terry er: l. Castle Walk, Miss Holly Full- Today's Cm»i Rudd's Brenton Reef the past er, Legrangeville, N. Y.; 2. Flying Kansas City (Johnson 5-7) at Wash- locals to have their place in However, Miss Holly Fuller Along, Mrs. Tania Forman, Mettd- ington (Hannan 8-5), .night the sun, but the two grand , two years. ham. : Detroit (McLaln 2-4) at Oakland of Legrangeville, N.Y., (Odom 5-5 or Fingers 5-91 championships awarded in Amateur Owner Working Hunter Cleveland (McDowell 17-7) at Cali- guided Castle Walk to the This year, Miss Rudd, a Appointments: 1. Castle Walk. Miss fornia iMurpny 12-7). night yesterday's fourth and final Hotly Fuller, Legrangeville, N. V.; Baltimore (Palmer lHl at Mil- grand . champion honors resident of Berwyn, Pa., cap- 2. War County, Sta-Sfil Farm, Syos- waukee (Krauise 11-11). night day of the 76th annual Mon- among amateur owner hunt- set. N.Y. ' Chicago (Johnson 1-2) at Boston tured The Louis S: Gimbel Ama,tcur Owner Working Hunter (Koonce 1-6) mouth County Horse Show at ers. Out of the Blue, owned Memorial Trophy presented Appointments: 1. Out of the Blue, Wolf Hill Farm here went to Susan Blalsdell, Red Bank: 2. Signed NATIONAL LEAGUE and ridden by Sue Blaisell of to the regular working hunter Piece. Dr. Henry A. Chase, New Eastern Division non-county equestrians. York City. W L Pet. CB Bed Bank, registered a vote champion for. performance Regular Working Hunter: 1. Fair Pittsburgh J67 64 .554 — for the county contingent by Lark, Four Seasons Farm. ReddJng- New York !-63 5« .529 » Super Hill, owned and rid- over fences. Fair Lark was ton; 2 Ivy Dream, Mlsi Sheri Chicago ._. 62 59 .512 5 being named reserve cham- Greertberg. St Louis 56 64 .467 10V4 den by Lynn Trusdell of New determined reserve cham- Preliminary Jumper: 1. Spring- Philadelphia -.51 64 .458 11H Hope, was named grand pion in this category. pion. , dale. Cedar Hill Farm, Morxtatown; Montreal... .61 70 .421 16 ' 2. Tamaroo,; Miss Brooks Hodgson. Western Division champion green working Intermediate Jumper: 1. Steal M-.n. Cincinnati 81 41 .664 — Castle Walk earned Miss Beginners Equitation Over Fences: Carl Hoveard; 2. Snapdragon, Hunt- Los Angeles .67 51 .568 12 hunter. The reserve grand Fuller the Amory Haskell Me- 1. Larry Hunt, AUentown; 2. Susan Ing Hill Stables. Far Hills. Ban Francisco 59 60 .406 20li Donahue, Allentown. Amateur Jumpers: 1. Irishman, Atlanta 59 61 .492 21 champion was Flying Along, morial Trophy, while Super Beginner's Squltatlon Over Fences: Melanie Smith; 2. Peyote. Holly Houston 54 66 .450 26 1. Pamela Marvin, Mlddletown; 2. Fuller. San Diego 47 74 .388 33 Vi owned and ridden by Mrs. Hill and Miss Trusdell carried Vincent Fuphettl, Hidden Hollow, Open Pleasure Pony (Locale On. Yesterday's Results Tania Forman of Menham. Mlddletown. ly): Farnley Belvedere, Loulae B. Montreal 5, Houston 3 home The Joseph F. Lord Maiden Equitation Over Fences: LeUerts. Middletowji' 2. HieMleld's Mew York 2, Atlanta 1 Trophy. Mr. Lord, a resident 1. Hether Jeffrey, Andover;* & Lisa Evening Serenade, Miss Elizabeth <9 Cincinnati 4. EtUladelptala 2 Super Hill was determined Brltton, Mlddletown. "v Gans, Locust. • • * Chicago 5, Los Angeles 2 of Little Silver, was co-chair- Open Jumpers: 1. Samurai, An- 8an Diego 8. Pittsburgh S champion first-year green Maiden Equitation: 1. Julie Much- thbny D'Ambroslo; 2. Oappella, Tuck Ban Francisco 5, St. Iimis 2 man of the event with Carl A. more, New Vernon; 2. Creed Carter LeFefore. Today'* - Games working hunter, with reserve Sadlar, Allentown. Pleasure Horse (Local Only): 1. San Dieso (Wroy 8-13) at Chicago champion honors going to No' Twitchell of Holmdel. Novice Equitation Ov&r Fences: 1. Ben OY Andrea Stafford1, Holmdel: 2. IPappas 8-5) Julie Muchmore, New Vernon; 2. Just Brenda, Gena Hayden, Farlin. San Francisco (Perry 16-11) at Duplicate of Winkie Buchan- The W. B. Ruthrauff Me- Liz Penco, New York City. Hunters Riddeii by Amateurs 35- Pittsburgh (Moose 8-8), night - HAMMERS HOME POINTS — Dark Hammer, ridden by Don Yovanovich of Rose- Limit Equitation Over Fences: 1. over: 1. Welcome Again Mr. and Los Angeles (Button 13-8) at St. an, Valley Forge, Pa. morial Trophy, awarded in Kathy Schulman; 2. Helen Slalow, Mrs. John Walker Jr., Little Falls; Louis (Gibsonj 16-5. night mont, Pa., negotiates an obstacle for points in yesterday's preliminary jumper Hlghflelds. 2. Gentle Lady, Femand Geran. Red Philadelphia

    SWEEPS '70 — Left: Jersey Speed Skiff 100, driven by Fred Zbranak of Linden, takes a Saturday. Right: Charles Dunn of Miami, Fla., right, and .Ray Lynn of Philadelphia were the fight turn en route to second place in the final heat yesterday. Zbranak was nosed out for big winners after tha gala regatta had bean completed late yesterday. Dunn, piloting "Miss •Hia top spot by Bob Holsctaw and Bud Bedner of Oceanport in their "Lead Sled" prelimi- Washington, D. C", grabbed laurels in tha Red. Bank Centennial Grand Prix, while Lynn nary heat, Center: Victory's only a step away for Cheri Petti of Ventnor. His 7jLitra Hydro, took overall honors for outstanding performanea to gain the Sweepstakes Perpetual Trophy. "Petti1* Pet", carried Petti to tha winner's circle for the Eastern Division championship (Register Staff Photos] IN-DOOR OR OUT Visiting Drivers Dominate "Sweeps" CARPETING 1 phia; 3. Intruder. Tom Mitchell, Port ByRICBNICOLETTI for his money in "Vagabond," ning," grabbed nonors for Ted Panaretos of Birming- Miami driver, blazed his Ski Indian, Pa. ,.-. RED BANK — Ray Lynn of by also placing first and third third. ham, Mich., drove "Goodie Boat, "Steeler," to first 225 Cu. In. Hydro—1. f!o«H» Wagon, Ted Panarelos, Birmingham, , Philadelphia, Charles Dunn of twice, but Lynn's time for all Wagon" to first place in the place. Joe Keegin of Jes- Mtcn; 2. De Bo, George Thompson, In Saturday's competition, Farmlngriale. N. Y.; 3. Sayonara - Miami, Fla., and Cheri Petti four heats was two and one Petti took the Eastern Divi- 225's, while George Thoiripson sup was second in "The Other Lady, Max Saylor. Miami, Fla. . Woman," and James Lenox of H5 Cu. Tn. Hydro—1. Ul Lectron, :, of Ventnor, were the big win- half seconds better than Stru- sion championship in a 7-Litre of Foringdale, N.Y. in "De Willard Wilson, Wilmington. Del.; 2. zek's. Bo", was second, and Max Hasbrouck Heights, was third Red Top, George Cusick, Cambridge, • tiers here, over the weekend in craft called "Petti's Pet." Mil.; 3. Bonanza VII, Steve Sharp, Drives to First Saylor of Miami, piloting in "Hoot Too." Harve de Grace. Md. • Patio, the 31st annual National All three drivers who 7^Utre—1. Lone Shark. Don Lostum- Sweepstakes Regatta. Dunn took the laurels in the "Sayonara Lady," was third. bo, SecaucUR; 2. Petti'B Pet. Chert Kitchen, placed between first and third Bob Holsclaw and Bud Petti. Ventnor; 3. Maryland Ml«s, Den • Lynn, driving his 280-hydro, Red Bank Grand Prix in his in the 7-Litre events received JackWilcox, another Don Dunnington, Silver Springs, Md. "Miss Washington D. C." Bender of Oceanport, pow- 5-Litre—1. Miss Washington D.C.. • Weather ; "Budget Buster," , grabbed some kind of Individual hon- Charles Dunn, Miarnl; 2. Pokey, Proof v t h e National Sweepstakes Dunn had also taken first ered their "Lead Sled" to vie Harrison Boggs, Keyport; 3. Ain't ors. Mias Behaving, Joseph Tyrell, Hy- • Olefln Perpetual Trophy for best prize in regular 5-Litre com- Report Namath tory in the popular Jersey •tlsvllle, Md. Petti, who placed second fiber •.Overall performance in the petition. 860 oc.—1. Spider's Web, Bill overall, won the Easterns;' Speed Skiff event, while Fred Johnson, Somers Point; 2. Teen Ta, • & lolld ..two-day event. Lynn placed Harrison Boggs of Keyport, Back for Giants Gene DeFalco, Little Silver. colon Don Dunnington of Silver Zbranak of Linden, came in 150 Cu. In. Hydro—\. Southern -first and third twice. driving "Pokey", was second Style, Tom D'Eath, St.* Petersburg, Springs, Md., who placed NEW YORK (AP) - Joe second in the "Orange N.J.", Fla; 2. Fat Chance II, George En- Phone ' Walt Struezk of Norristown, and Frank Hawk, Leonardo, Namath, controversial qua- glish, Detroit; 3. Lil Lisa Special, third overall, set the regatta's and Jerry Fowler of Belford, Bob Shay, Kumson. 542.21 SO Pa., gave !Lynn a real run piloting "New Jersey Light- terback for the National Foot- 2S0 Cu. In. Hydro—1. Dee Bee. Don only world record in "Miss drove "Mr. Illegal" to third. Brown, Woodbury; 2. First State. SHOP AT HOME SERVICE Maryland" at 82.192 mph., ball League New York Jets, Skeeter Johnson. Cambridge, Md.; may rejoin the team this 3. Vagabond, Walt Struzek, Norrlj- Phone Wordi to tw color swolchn. and Don Lostumbo of Se- Finally, in the 244-hydfb's Umn, JPa. Ask about profiulonal InMallotmi week in time for their exhibi- Jersey Speed Skiff—1. Lead Sled, urvicii. caucus, placed first overall in class, James Campbell did his Bob Holsclaw, Bud Bender. Ocean- t i o n game next Sunday port; 2, oOrange, N.J., Fred Zbran- "Lone Shark." tiling in the "Mr. Jinks" once ak. Linden, 3. Mr. Illegal, Jerry Monmouth Shopping Center against the New York Giants. Fowler, Belford. Eatontown Circle Freehold Today James Campbell, a 61-year again, and he was followed by Ski Boats—1. Steeler, Jack wil. Today's editions of the New old driver from Danville, Pa., cox, Miami; 2. The Other Woman, Open 9:30 A.M. 'til 9:30 P.M. Kay Lynn Jr. and Sr. in "Ray Joe Keegin, Jeasup; 3. Hoot Too, raced his 44-ftydro, "Mr. York Times quoted Phil Ise- Jo", and Tom Mitchell of Port James Lenox, Hasbrouck Heights. Entries Jinks", to first place all four lin, president of the Jets, as Indian, Pa., in the "Intrud- times to extend his winning saying "Joe's people have in- er." . . Ut-FACTS CI-MB.l «,*»: 1 M. Q»y Wft r!nc« (Kelly) , 8-1 Hiver Road WWnple ORooerti) --S-l for best looking rig and crew, Campbell of Danville, Pa., Playful Aiitoj (Hubbard) »-l Denian, whose,!;150-cc. hydro Mary Martra* (Andolpho)' 12-1 1 went to the 150-hydro "Fat Namath already has missed RoyafljfUndy 7-2 Melody Key (Preolno) «-l Tendor Gender (Paradls) 4-1 Tippy Troy (Thampson) fi-1 In Uhe 150 class, Tom D'eath his class. State Arts Center." Twit rmdd (MansHeld) 10-1 First Merchants Atton Whta (OaBHardll 5-1 C. V. Rhythm (Fleming) 6-1 Hollya Champ (Hubbajd) lfcl of St. Petersburg, Fla., pi- Mltzl Anna (Tagarlello) s-1 Citaij Win (Rolla) 1M • Thermostatically Controlled Daddy, CTHy (Gower) 12-1 Claras Jamie (Webster) 12-1 loted "Southern Style" to first place performance in the 5- iujar mil Vema. (Webster) 20-1 • Permanent Briquets • Self- 1_...- * . FARiONGDALE-'njeKI The flag wa? presented by * Ui waniB Old) of Fanningdale Roger Merrtck »nd Anthony tod Howell has presented a CiCostanzo, chairman of the new American flag to the support of churches com- Pierce Memorial Presby- mittee, and celebrated the 1 ,:- ; terian Chutch here. 10 0th annivereary of the Steinbach The Rev. Morrison Rider church. presided at the service and delivered the sermon, "Flags Drag Addiction Problem? invites you to bring your and Banners." Call 988-8333 For Help Day or Members and families of children to our exciting the Kiwanls Club were guests Night, at the service. BACK-TO-SCHOOL EVENTS Washable! Wear Dated! You'll enjoy them, too! Back-to-School the Pretty Way in

    What is a Children's Theatre 70 Pelican Harbor The children will love Jumper Sets Miss Susan Madden, Steinbach The Story Teller $15 eo. Bring them to Steinbach where they'll have the time of their lives as she thrills Your fashion conscious 7 to !4y*or them with her stories. old wiH flip ever these adorable Certified In the Children's Department {umper sets. And try to get her August 21: Brick Town ...... 10:30 A.M. r -V;, V!,-V Asbury Park „.,., 1:00 P.M. home wWi jtst one because each is Value? Red Bank ...... 2:30 P.M. irreihtibta in Hs own wayvYoirU be August22: Elizabeth . .. 10:30 AM. happy because they're completely A terrific "TUESDAY ONLY" 2;30P.M. washable Acrilan* acrylic and V special guaranteed by Monsanto Wear-dated: "Guaran- In cooperation with Steinbach to be fine quality teedfor on e fall year's normal w merchandise offered at the Walter Reade Theatres lowest possible price. "THE JUDITH ANN ABRAMS . wear" * —and that counts! AJt in *SCV means... a timely, PIXIE JUDY TROUPE" sizes 7to 14 • in-season, desirable ' buy for you, for your in "PINOCCHIO" • family, for your on Friday, August 28 IKiMefc temper with 2 pockets, 3- home. Un North Jerseys 2:30 P.M.'at Roosevelt Jr. bvtton trim. The long sleeved • *SCV means... real sav- . High School, Clark St., Westfield stripe'd shirt has solid collar and ings for you! Because In South Jersey: 10:30 A.M. at St. James • we will offer it at a. Theatre, Cookman Ave., Asbury Park very special price. Free Admission by Ticket only. Tickets • *SCV means... ONE DAY . are available in the Children's Depart- V-neck, ffipsfert jumper with a solid ONLY—No Mail or ment of all Steinbach stores. collar, back zipper, long sleeved • Phone orders filled turtle neck sweater. Navy/gold $15 • ^ r, n ON SALE WIN A BIKE! Front panel trim solid jumper, self- Part of Steinbach's Back-to-School ex- • (cgWkV/ TUESDAY tie shoestring belt, back zipper, u citement will be a brand new AMF Her- • >5^ One Day cules English Lightweight bicycle which long sleeved turtle neck sweater. • will be won by a lucky boy or girl at Navy/gold ..*~*~.~...... ~~~m~$'\S Only each Steinbach store. It sells for $55, is 26" high, red for boys end blue for girls. Just come into the Children's Dept. of *Rafund or replacement when r«- j Mraed «Ml teg tnitaU* dip Is cfc your Steinbach store any time and regis- ter for the drawing, which will be held Saturday, Sept. 5.

    CHILDREN'S FASHION SHOW Bring the young ones to their very own fashion show. They'll love seeing the latest for back-to-school. The dates: Asbury Park: Mon., 8/17 2nd Floor Brick Town: Tues., 8/18 Under the Clock Plainfield: Wed., 8/19 2nd Floor Bixabeth: Thun., 8/20 3rd Floor Red Bank: Fri., '8/21 2nd Floor All shows are at 2 P.M. HER MAJESTY'S CROWN JEWELS Replicas of the British Crown Jewels now in the Tower of London, featuring: The Imperi- al Crown of India; St. Edward's Crown; The Imperial State Crown; The King's Orb and the Royal Sceptre. At your Steinbach store: y * - Plainfield: 8/18-8/19 2nd Floor Elizabeth: 8/20-8/22 3rd Floor Red Bank: 8/24-8/28 2nd Floor

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    " i ••..-_—- . ..*— - — • i , - Look •68 CHEVROLET V-l. Bel Air vragon. ITS YOUR MOVE WAS $ $209 S ..,.. NOW 1789

    TO A BETTER USED CAR •67 CHEVELLE Mallbu, V-l, two-door hardtop. WAS $1469 ...and we've got the BEST! $u»s...:.... NOW iiw* •67 MUSTANG 1967 PONTIAC 1969 OLDSMOBILE 1968 BUICK Six, two-door hardtop. F-tS, Outlaw Supreme, twixloor LeSabre, two-door hardtop, V-I, GTO, 2-door hardtop, V-8,4 3-speed WAS $ 070 hardtop, V-8, four-speed transmis- automatic transmission, power transmission, radio sion on the floor, power steering $1750 SI 295 NOW 77-7 Yellow with black <9A0K steering and power 49295 one heater. Blue. rtnyl roof. ^*OT3 orakM, areen. ' *•*»• 1966 CHRYSLER ' 1969 DODGE "66 FALCON 1968 PLYMOUTH Newport, 2-door hardtop, auto- 4-door Sedan Sportsman Wagan, 6-cyllnder, auto, motlc transmlMlMi, blue. "A beau- Fury 111/ two-door hardtop. V-8, matic transmission, power iteer- lng and air CldOK I WAS $ 779 Prices,.. tiful car for COCO It automatic iranimlsslon, power or(je family." ^>*3T3 steering, air cond., $2150 conditioning. Blue. *•"*»» | $ 995 NOW *** 1969 MUSTANG vinyl roof, blue. Two-door hardtop, V-l, automatic 1967 FORD •66 CHEVROLET transmission, power steering and 1968 PLYMOUTH Falcon, two-door sedan, six-cylin- Impala. V-8. Convertible. bucket seats. Blue with COCCrt Fury, Custom station wagon, 318 der, standard transmission. Fully block vinyl roof. **33U V-8 engine, automatic transmission, factory equipped, I WAS $1089 power steering, radio CO left 411 IRA $1495 NOW 1968 PLYMOUTH and heater. Black. ^* 1311 White. Sport Fury, 3-door Fastop, 31» CID V-fi engine, automatic console, 1967 CHRYSLER 1965 PONTIAC power steering, factory air condi- '66 CHEVELLE tion with AutD-temp control and New Yorker, 2-door hardtop, auto- Bonnevllle, convertible, V-8, auto- bucket teats. Burgundy with matic transmission, power steer- SS394. Two-door twrdtop. NEW 1970 FORD block vinyl roof. $2495 Ing and power C939K nolle trans., power $11 TC' Brakes, Turquoise. ^>AJA3 steering, turquoise. •' "* J WAS $ |$129S NOW Good Transportation Cars Available twmmmmm & Demonstrator Sale •66 PLYMOUTH Dolly Rentals — Long Term Leasing Borroeuda, V+ twrdtop$ . I WAS 1059 fully equipped — ready fe roll S129S NOW '66 CHEVELLE Mallbu, V-8, two-door hordtop. Buhler & Bitter I WAS MU9 $1395. NOW CHRYSLER & PLYMOUTH SALES: 264-0198 Established 1925 SERVICE: 264-9090 '66 PONTIAC NEW LOCATION: 3290 HWY. 35. HAZLET Grand Prix, hordtop, I WAS $1259 $1495 NOW •*«» MOKMOUTHCHRYSIER-PIYMOUTH-TOYOTA 'four-doer '66 THUNDERBIRD 1970 MUSTANG h.rdtop 1970 TORINO hardtop The Shore Area's Largest Chrysler-PljmootW)ealer Convertible. •,\}:j " :i. One of the Largest in the State WAS $ N 33. Blue, block vinyl roof, efohl cylinder* Sale Priced N 37. Dark blue, tloW cylinder, black vinyl Sale Priced $1395 -NOW CruliomOTlc, whitewoll tires, power steering, roof, Crultofnatlc, whltewoll tires, radio, power brakii, AIR CONDITIONING, radio, power ' aWllo, P»tf»r • brakes. tinted gloss, wirt wheel covers, deluxe bells. ; •65 M List Kicc $3933.70 Hardtop.. WAS $;. $1095 ...... NOW

    •65 COMET SIx-cyllnder, four-door sedan. g Selection WAS % 749 of Used Can in $ 895 ;..NOW #n* Monmouth County wm—m——mmm r '64 CHEVROLET 1970 LTD °,:d1r VI. Wagon. N 53. Brow* whits vinyl roof, tight .cylinder, vinyl trim, Crulsomatlc. optional ratio axle, Sale Priced 1970 LTD visibility group, powtr v»t«rlng, power N 151. Blue. 390 CID. Eight cylinder, Crulso- III brakes, whltewall tires, raw defoooer, AIR matlc, convenience group, whltewoll tires, Sale Priced CONDITIONED. Rodlo, dual rear speakers, power windows, power teats, power steer- •64 CHEVELLE tinted glass, heavy duty battery, wheel $ ing, power brakes. AIR CONDITIONING, covers. radio, rear speakers, tinted glass, heavy ' Mallbu. Two-door hardtop, V-t. duty battery. WAS % 7?fl Lilt Price $4478.25 3581 Lilt Prlct $5203 4151 USED CAR $ 995 NOW *•*• '64 CHEVROLET Impala# four-door «dan. • WAS $ INVENTORY $ 795 NOW '63 FORD Four-door sedan. CLEARANCE WAS S Brougham four- $ 495 NOW 1970 TORINO door hardtop ALL USED CAR PRICES HAVE BEEN SLASHED! WE MUST MAKE ROOM FOR THE 1971 twodoo f N 116 Red, white vinyl roof, 151 CID, VI, CHRYSLERS & PLYMOUTHS ARRIVING THIS MONTH! NOW'S THE TIME TO SAVE HUNDREDS! hardtop Priced 1970 LTD Crulxwnatlc, visibility group, whltewall tires, PAY US A VISIT NOW; YOU'RE BOUND TO FIND THE CAR YOU W ANT! '61 BUICK N 7?. Block, black vinyl roof, eight cylinder, '67 MUSTANG ...$1397 Convertible. Crulsomatlc, vinyl Interior, optional rotla Sale Priced body side moulding, vinyl Interior, power '62 PONTIAC $197 '66 BUICK WGN._. $797 2-door Hsrtttop; auto, PS, R1H. Spetial station wagon. Auto, PS, RIH Convertible, Automatic, Power Steering, axle, whifewall tires, power iteerlng, AIR steerng, power brakes, AIR CONDITION- Radio & Heater. CONDITIONING, radio, tinted gloss, wheel ING, rodlo, tinted gloss. $ i 395 NOW covers, remote control mirror. $ '62 FORD . $297 '66VWWGN._». $897 '67 PLYMOUTH „ $1497 convertible, R&H station wagon; R&H , Kury III, 4. TAKE YOUR •68PLYM.WGN.S1597 '64 CHEVY $297 '66 VW $1097 '58 CHEVROLET •tdr.HT,Auto,R4H • Suburban wapm Auto, PS. R&H rastbadt WAS IVI Ton Utility body. '68 VW WAGON $1597 MM '64OIDSWGN .-..$297 '66MERCURY™$1097 Automatic, RAH, etc. • •88;AIRC0«D,Aulo,rS,R4ll. • Parklanc 4 dr. AIR COM), Aulq PS, RIH NOW $ 379 '68 PONTIAC... $2197 '65 CHEVROLET '64 RAMBLER $297 Tempest Custom 2 dr. H r, AIR CONO, PICK... THEN 2dr.Hardlop.Auto.RH auto, PS, R&H CREDIT TERMS Va-Ton pickup '64 FALCON $597 '68 CHRYSLER „ $2397 ARRANGED t m __ NOW $ 679 fourdoor 4-dV. Stick ihitt, R&H '30a 4 dr. HI Full Powtr. air cond, vinyl roof, to suit your budget R&H 1970 LTD hardtop '64 VW $697 '63 CHEVROLET '68CHRYS.Wgn.$2697 V-8. IVi-Ton Rack body. N 161. White, block vinyl roof, eight cylinder, radio, heater WAS Crultomotlc, visibility group, power steer- Sale Priced Town &Country9 pass; Air Cond,, Auto., all NOW $ 789 Ing. power windows, rear detogger, power '64 BARRACUDA „ $897 '66PLYMWGN_$1O97 power, R&H seois. AIR CONDITIONING, radio, rear HURRY H«rdlop,4soMW(i,RllH Newport 2 tlr III, Auto, PS, I 'II, I1H.H '69PLYM.WGN. $2397 OVER 80 100% GUA RANTEED USED CARS '66FORDWGN.. $1297 Fmy9 pay>. wflgon; V b, auto.PS, RAH WE WILL TAKE '65 OLDS „ $897 Country Squire wngon; Auto, AIRCOND.RRH '69 PONT. GTO ..$2797 2dr 2dr.HT,4s()d,aira)nd.,P

    TOM S FORD HIGHWAY 36 200 HWY. 35 264-1600 KEYPORT EATONTOWN -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BA.VK-MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1970 15 AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOS SAW CORVETTE tm — MO h. J>. Vmr VfttA. TRANSPORTATION VMi MI.'BTANG—Mat * coaverUble, '/•>- UJrRD — OnverSMe. 1569 CHEVY NOVA MUST SACRIFICE MUST SACRIFICE! uiUani-iir., yrutT eteerinr KOO4 ,*>n4l- I after 7:30 AJK-ml ti,m, CUi d_y«, M2-U2S. Alter SPECIALS 1M6 BUICK SKYLARK — Ked Con- Uon. Asking %\\J/i. 470-17« after 6 p.m. 739-97M Deluxe Interior, vin/1 W», vertible, 340 cu. In., 300 h.p. engine. " cylinder, «t*a4*rd- •all i 3 speed Feoton Floor Shift. Cuatom 1965 • PLYMOUTH — V-8 automatic. 1.962 COUPE DE VIU.E CADILLAC — ». Call 1S« OPEL Ver; last. taking 11260 or beat offer. Features Include rear air shocks. 8 Four-door sedan. $595, llrm. Call iU- Very good condition. All power. No air. 787-6850 166* BUICK • Special, 4-dr. 842. -" 741M13. trick itereo tape unit Take over pay- 9573. $600. 842-6890. TRUCKS FOR SALE TRUCKS FOR SALE ments. Call 493-4064 alter 3:30 p.m. 1«62 PLYMOUTH ^VjVlelt 1959 CHEVROIW WAOON — Six cyl- AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE - 1869. 1M5 VALJANT - Convertible. - 1295 inder stick, radio, better, six tires. Best 1968 CHEVROLET — V-8 Bel Air. Air- Like new. 5,000 miles. Call T4M082 ie- bucket »eat«. New Ure». Oom« Di SEE A "RUSSELL MAN" — For the conditioned. Immaculate Bhape. 15,000 781-2181. 1B62 PONTtAO • "A» li" 1160 oner. 741-1885. best car buys. RUSSELL Oldsmoblle- miles. Ca.ll alter 5, 787-3435. tween 5-7 p.m. . • 1962 OLDSMOBILE - "A» 1« 1125 AUSTIN AMERICA — Two-door, tour- Cadlllac Co.. 100 Newman Springs Rd., 1966 VOLKSWAGEN — Tan eedan. 1957 TRIUMPH «A — Excellent condi- •peed, $1,872. P.O.E. sltihtly higher Red Bank. 741-0910. TWIN BORO MOTORS Equipped. Just pasfled Inspection in tion. Roll bar. Wire wheeli. Stereo. TRADE NOW and SAVE at Now Is the time to save! witwiih automatic. Also SpritesSprit* . Midgets, Jeep Sales and Service July. $1,000. CallJ87-5O37. 51400. Call 671-3165 after 5 p.m. MOMGB roadstera^roadsters —r GT. A4I G" MOTORS. Pries start at S263O plus freight T963~PONTIAC — Bonnevllle convert- RASSAS PONTIAC Ajjbury Park. 775-3483. 1957 THUNDERBIRD 747-0010 1969 PONTIAC GRANDE PRIX ible. Asking *525. Call after 5p.m. . 399 Broad St. 741-5180 Red Bank Collector's item. Good condition. Best 1967 DODQE STATION WAGON — Six 1700 miles. MuBt sell. Eves, until 9 MUST SELL — 1969 Chevelle convert, offer. 264-0743. * 787-8644. ible. 396 cu. in. four apeed. Radio. Heat- assenger. Verv clean. Stick shift. THE FINEST SELECTION — Of new er. Can be seen at Weller's Auto Service. 1960 MGA. New paint, new disc and B1395. 747-0596. (Ballly Bros. Inc.). Krtill Motors me, HieTcHEVROLET and used cars In Uonmouth County. rear brakes. Radio, heater, MicheiJn 279 Broadway Long Branch, N. J. Good condition. $150. Call after 5. Port Monmouth Rd., E. Keansburg. 9 ABERCROMBIE RUNABOUT—Model 222-36O0 Over 100 alr-conditloned new cara In a.m. to 8 p.m. Urea. Good top. 741-8587. of 1931 Ford Phaeton, snappy red fl- 495-0919 •took. BOB WHITE BUICK-OPEL, bcrglas, white soft top, 3,000 miles. Mint FORD JEEP - - Excellent monition. 1f»9 CHEVROLET IMPALA - 88, «7. M. SCHWARTZ Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury. 1965 VOLKBWAGBN — Sedan. Needs 1968 CYCLONIC GT AUTOMATIC - condition. (212) 625-4676. Rebuilt motor, new top. Mufit sell. 566- 425 h.p. hydromatlc. power disc brakes, New tires. Low mileage. Must sell. Call 7«-6200. minor work, J600. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN 5618. power steering, Posltractlon. AjWnl Sunroof, 1750. 222-5M3. 741-2149. MUSTANG FASTBACK 1969 — V-8 1867 VOLKSWAGEN — FaatbacK, automatic. Only 19,000 miles, showroom $2500. 91HJ5J-M62J _____ 1961 CHEVROLET IMPALA — Three- TRIUMPH 1963 TR4. Excellent running 1966 MUSTANG — New ilres. excellent 1366 FORD -V-8. Standard shift. Runs ON NEW 1970 SCOUT, TRAVELALL, PICKUPS blue. New tires and battery. Excellent condition. Body needs work. 128 Brancf condition. Circumstances lorce sacrifice condition. New transmission. condition, *135O. Call 175-6328 before 10 speed 283. Good condition. Call sale. 531-9498 after 5:30. Call 741-7364. dJ4TC«. a.m. or after 6 p.m. 264-5113. Ave. (rear). Red Bank. 5450. F & H Motors Inc. 1963 FORD FAIRLANE 500—Two-door KITSON CHEVROLET CO. Hwy. 35 Eatontown, N. J. hardtop. V-8, automatic. Radio, heater, Hwy. 36 Eatontown SCENIC CAR SALES good tires. Good running order. 872- 542-1000 AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOB SALE 542-1111 Hwy. 36 87'-'-Q221 Wifrlandt 0317. 1967 VOLKSWAGEN —Excellent conrll- 1967 OLDSMOBILE 88 - Convertible. 1965 OLDSMOBIIiE F-85 — Four-door :lon. Radio. White walls. Factory main- lMTllERCEDES BENZ 22OS — Auto, CLEARANCE SALE! Good mileage. Excellent condition. matlt. 64,000 mlle«. Black beauty. *75O. sedan. V8 automatic and power steer- tained. 747-5430 after 6 p.m. Must sell. $2,000. Call 711-5560 after ing. Has new paint job. 787-9173. Call 291-9012^ . 6:30 p.m. 1970 BUICK — Estate Wagon. Air condi- TRANSFERRED OWNER—1966 Volks tioned, nine passenger, loaded. Not T960TOYOTA STATION WAOON 1964 VOLKSWAGEN — Two-door eedan. wagen Squareback. Four new tires, needed. Call 747-5805. GOOD SHAPE $95. WHAT A DIFFERENCE Radio, heater. Good condition. Call T87- low mileage, $1100, 747-9516. Call 264-8754. • 153). 1963 AVANT1 — Executive blue, auto- 1963 FORD FAIRLANE—Black and matic on the floor. Low mileage. Ex- 1965 CORV-TTE-3Z7 cu. In. 365 hP. TOWN * COUNTRY DODGE white. Bucket seats. Four-speed on-the- ceptionally clean. 53,295.WASHING- Posllractlon rear end. Good condition. 60 Main St.. Matawon floor. $300. 787-5919. TON'S AIITO SERVICE, 370 Broad St., Call after 6 p.m. 872-02^9^ COME IN NOW FOR 666-6100 Keyport. 264-1323. A DEALER MAKES! 1964 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN — Good CREDIT PROBLEM THE BIGGEST 1964 CHEVROLET — Mallbu Super condition. $700. Call DATSUN Sport, new paint, many extras. Ex- 191-2774. WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE If you need a used car and have had SAVINGS AND cellcnt condition. After 5 p.m., 264-7981. 370 Broad St. 264-1323 Keyport credit problems In the past, or never 1960 VOLKSWAGEN — $300. 1961 MGA, Town* Chevrolet had any credit before and are told by GREATEST PRE-OWNED USED CARS $325 Both in good running condition. Ave. Atlantic Highlands 1955 MERCEDES BENZ -- 190 SL, con- everyone that you need a cosigner, Days only, 532-2206. 291-1101 vertible with hardtop. Must sell. Call ar- try us now! Call 223-2248 for informa- TRADE-IN'S ON ALL ter 7 p.m. 842-5629. tion PAID GARNISBEES AND JUDG- MERCEDES-BENZ 1967 CHEVY II NOVA — Four-door Be. MENTS ACCEPTED. 1970 SCOUT, SL Sports Cars and Beautiful Sedans AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOR SALE dan. Extra clean. 19,000 miles. Auto- 10B3 FORD RANCH WAGON - Four- matic, power steering, radio, heater, ex- door. New engine (not rebuilt) »lx PICKUP AND tra snow tlrei. $1335. 842-3679. months old. New brakes, radio, heater. TRAVELALL MODELS! LARGE SELECTION! 1963 KARMANN GHIA S425. M2-7582. JERRY BARATTA'S and LOU LERNER'S 1960 THUNDERBIRD — "As Is" or;for BUT HURRY! THEY Red. Full price only $5M. Guaran- parts. Call Larry between 5 and 8. teed 100% N.J. Inspection. 842-0363 WONT LAST LONG RASSAS PONTIAC 1967 CHEVROLBT SPORTS VAN - ATTHESE LOW 385 Broad St. 741-5180 Hed Bank Warranty. Bed. radio, heater-flew Direct Factory Eves, until 9 tires. First $1600 takes It 872-0919. SELLOUT PRICES! 1967 CAMARO SS350 — 300 h.p. Four- 1962 PONTIAC — Tempest convertiiH. speed. Power steering and brakes and $350 firm. other extras. $1645. Call 787-1819. 787-5905. We can't afford to stags a sale 1968 LINCOLN COUPE — fully (More Classified Ads like this more than once a OUTLET equipped'Quipped. Fou• .-Mr* ne-.~ w-- tires*..~—.. w$3500-,^wV-. vCal~.-l —be ,~ forore 5:30 p.m., 7411-3500. After 5:30, 842- year—and you can't afford to 0943 On The Next Page) miss it! Save on luxury options and special equipment, too! AUTOS FOB SALE See and test-drive our wide NEW SHIPMENT OF AUTOS FOR SALE selection of once-a-yrar values! 1970 EXECUTIVE CARS WE'LL GIVE YOU NEW SERVICE DEPARTMENT RELIABLE - DEPENDABLE * SPECIAL * TOP TRADE 4 SHOCK ABSORBERS • BRAKE SPECIAL SALES and SERVICE Brand new . . • heavy duty, Bonded lining all four wheels. double action • • • any Am«ri< Rebuild brake cylinders all ALLOWANCE Our Customers Agree—Experience Counts! can car . . , four wheels if needed . . . Re- face all four brake drums, FOR YOUR PRESENT CAR! INSTALLED FREE bleed and flush brake system, add brake fluid if needed and We've Expanded Our Used Car Operation and Monmouth County's Oldest — f REE BONUS — repack front wheel' bearings* We Need To Add To Our Stock MERCEDES-BENZ DEALERSHIP Pack Front Bearings — FREE BONUS — 141 W. Front St. and Hwy. 35 Wheel Alignment PRICE A 70 OLDS Red Bank, N. J. 747-0787 $4^95 AND SEE WHAT WE MEAN! AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE FRONT & REAR Disc Brakes Extra We Have Murphy & Davison * Used Car Specials * 2 - OLDSMOBILE TORONADOS 2 - CADILLAC ELDORADOS 1965 PONTIAC 1968 FIREBIRD MERCEDES-BENZ GTO, V-8, four-speed transmit Convertible. Y-8, automatic con- For Immediate Delivery slon, loaded- sole, green. (just north of FREEHOLD CIRCLE) 1968 COUGAR 1969 PLYMOUTH V8, automatic transmission, buck* See A "RUSSELL MAN" Today! Number HWY. 9 462-5300 FREEHOLD et seats, green with black vinyl Suburban, station wagon, fully equipped Including air condition. roof. OLDSMOBILE- CADILLAC CO. I One BAYSHORE RUSSEL1 L u "Monmouth County * largeit Oldimobil«-C«dill.e D»»l»r You don't have CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH _ TOO Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank FIRST AVENUE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 741-0910 to trust our 291-9200 229-4790 We Match Low used car salesmen* There's no need to get squeamish when one of our ' salesmen slaps you on the back and asks you to sign the papers. MILEAGE-With Not when the car carries a dealer's 100% guarantee. This guarantee means that the car has passed a thorough 16-po'mt inspection. Low Prices! It also means that well repair or replace every major working part* ior 30 days or WOO milevWhicbwercomes first Trust us. 1970 1965 IMPALA PLYMOUTH "WE HAVE THE BEST BUYS" *The dealer guarantees ?00% to repair or replace the AIR CONDITIONED AIR CONDITIONED ALL ROADS LEAD TO OUR . . . Coupe, sharp. Fury HI, Sport Coupe.. engine, transmission, rear axle, front axle assemblies, $ brake system and electrical system, for 30 days or 1000 miles, whichever comes first. NEW and '3395 1095 of _ SPECIAL OF THE WEEK — 9 ACRES USED CARS 1970 1969 ALL USED CARS COME WlTH NOVA IMPALA 1969 VOLKSWAGEN FOUR-DOOR SEDAN AIR CONDITIONED 2-DOOR ENGINE Automatic transmission, Four-door hardtop. $ SEDAN TRANSMISSION '2345 2495 100% REAR-END GUARANTEE "Over 100 Used Cars to choose from" BUICKS CHRYSLERS 1968 1968 ^ Special _— fa Special fa PLYMOUTH IMPALA 1967 WILDCAT 1967 NEW YORKER AIR CONDITIONED SPORT COUPE Two-door hardtop, V-l/Womalle Pour-door hardtop, V-8, automatic Fury, four-door wian. Automatic ^tronsmlsslon. rranimllilon, power steering, v|. transmission, power steering, R»d, radio, heatar. Full VW 100% nyl rood factory air condition. power brakes and factory air $ gu.rant... Car #U7-37. condition. S5S_ , $1995 WAS 1895 H895 PULL PRICE 12495 _ $1795 1967 ELECTRA 4-dr. hdtp. Fully equipped Including factory air condition and vinyl top. 1969 NEWPORT $2295 Two-door hardtop, V-8, automotlc transmission, power steering, vinyl 1968 ' Volkswagens Domestics 19.8 WILDCAT roof, fotfory air condition. 1968 Two-door hardtop, V-6, automotlc IMPALA tronj., power steering, vinyl roof. $2695 VOLKSWAGEN \ $2195 1967 TOWN 8. COUNTRY CUSTOM COUPE 1962 VOLKSWAGEN $ 795 1965 DODGE $995 Station wagon, V-8, automotlc trans- TWO-DOOR SEDAN Dart. Station wagon.' Radio, heater, 1917 USABRE mission, power steering. Tope player. Sedan. Radio, heater. White 4-door hdtp., v-8, automatic transmis- automatic, power steering, ilx- sion, vinyl top, factory air condition. $1795 $ cyllnder, root rack. $1995 196S NEW YORKER 1968 SKYLARK Two-door hardtop, V-8, automatic 1995 1295 1963 VOLKSWAGEN $ 895 transmission, power steering, factory 1965 RAMBLER $ 950 Two-door ' hordlop, V-8, automatic •Ir condition. Sedan. Radio, heater. Black. trans., power steering., vinyl roof. American "440" two-door hardtop, $1995 $1195 radio, heater, automatic. 1968 1966 1964 VOLKSWAGEN $ 950 FORDS SPORT CARS •!:•• ; CORVETTE jl 1965 BUICK $1695 -A-* Special JL Over 40 Years of •fa Special -fa FIREBIRD Sedan. Radio, heater* Blue. Riviera, full power, factory air. l CONVERTIBLE / 1965 Country 1 Squire Quality Service AIR CONDITIONED Station wotjon, V-8, automotlc 1969 DODGE • Very sharp, four-speed (( Dort GTS, V-8, four-speed trans- Convertible, loaded. 1966 CHEVROLET $1375 trans., power steering, like new. 1965 VOLKSWAGEN $1095 WAS mission, racing green. Mallbu convertible, radio, heater, 11195 $995 WAS $ Sedan. Radio, heater. Blue. automatic, six-cylinder. $2195 >2195 2295 1969 STATION WAGON 45 CAR V-8, automatic transmission, power - 1967 FIAT 1966 FORD $1550 steering, special AM/FM stereo with "850" Spider, tour-speed tronsmls-F 1965 VOLKSWAGEN $1395 Econoline nine-passenger bus, ra- extra speakers. , lion, convertible, red. ' $2295 SHOW ROOM Nine-passenger bus, green/white. dio, heater, six-cylinder. $1095 ; 1968 MUSTANG 1967 DATSUN Yellow with black vinyl roof, V-l, all at Roodster,- convertible, lour-speed automatic transmission. *• v 1968 CHEVROLET $1595 tran3rn1l5slon,' blue. 1968 VOLKSWAGEN $1650 $1895 $1195 Nova four-door/ radio, heater, outo- 1965 GALAXIE "500" Radio, automatic, beige. malic. Two-door hardlop, V-B, automatic 1967 COUGAR transmission, power steering. XR7, V-8, oulomallc transmission, $995 power steering. 197(1 FORD $1695 $1995 1969 VOLKSWAGEN $1695 1965 FAIRLANE 1968 FIREBIRD TOWNE Maverick two-donr, radio, heoter. Sport Coupo, automatic transmission, V-8 automatic Ircminilsslon Sedan. Radio, heater. Red. standard, six-cylinder, power steering, bucket seats. S199"5 $995 BUICK-OPEL CHEVROLET MONMOUTH COUNTY'S OLDEST & LARGEST VOLKSWAGEN DEALER FIRST AVE. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Shrewsbury Motors, Inc. 291-1101 SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-8500 SHREWSBURY I. ' % 16- -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N, U MONDAY, AUGUST 17, TT, HEL? WANTED-TOMALE AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOB SALE WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE Family Clrem HELP WANTED-FEMALE WB DON'T JUtIA JUNK — SALtSlAOY Nor do we boy It — Pat KteUn's Auto Sales W» do buy win. Ute model can. at top dollar. Dee or call WAL lflrei days ft " 0M RAUBLKR ClABBICKO— Six cyl Hwy 36 787-1U3 Kfeiflgburg UNC6LN-MERCURY, T47-M00. • Neck area. 54J-! Inder, lUndaxd shift. Two-door. Ne« JUNK CARS TOWED AWAY FREE brakes. new llnkt.ee, almost new Ur«s. Veteran BABYSrrTBRWAMTOD Hum" ood. mi- cat 787-1963. TRUCKS FOR SALE 787-8468 WANTED—Clerk, medical ottlct. Va- JANDWOf UNO — AP- 787-H578 ft«7 FUMBLEE — Deluxe 440. Padde ried dalles. U»ft b^ilcMpini. Elpe- PLY SHB 1RATORS, 4»«. can»tlng. radio, heater, excellen WANTED — InteraatlonM Scout or JUNK CARS mnce preened, bui not necesnry. 468 BROAt RY. tondiUon. Aiklng 1785. Seen at Chevroi Ford Bronco with lull top In good PICKED UP Sell the "guaranteeuaranteed AVON ccosmet. Station West Front St. and Globe Cour condition. 1967 or later preterred. Plow MEDAMEDICALL BEORBTABY—FoBO r busy de- los and toiletries in your locaU y.-..ln J Herd Bank. Owner at 7«-538S. not needed. Wilt also consider Toyota Twinbrook Auto Wrecking partmentt t of larglrgee community hhospitahospitall. your spare time...Customers will love Land Cruiser or Land Rover. Call 842- LBCIAL BECRETAR1ES-3 needed lm. Slust have medical• terminology• • • . Xprty y»u...you'H love the UIH "rnlogi. BEST BUICK. — OFEL BOTB 7202 evening" Eatontown 542-223 mediately: 2 with good Btenb akllls, It weekdays between t a.m. and Call now...J Blrchall, 741-4343 or Straub Motors gal experience unnecessary; l with rer .:.o PefsonneT"Dei>a«SentPersonnel Department " Jersey 482-3377, 774-1220. Hwy. 3S Keyport ' 26HOO0 INTERNATIONAL TRUCK SALES GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN— MUt k 1 a Shore Medical Cenlir, IMS Corlles Rarltan Garage Inc. AND SPORTS OAKS AT MONMOUTH *¥i S8S N i.^fcW(as Ave-. Neptune, An equal opportunity WIAITREBS HBLPBR — Hon. tnrough S. Main St., Ktypnrt . 264-0361 MOTORS. INC.. Hwy. 35. EatonW I employ* Frl. Short day shift. 11:80.to J;30. Plefi; 1959 BUICK — Looks and runs good. Re 77 Broad St.. Bed Bank ant working condltl .jiT'Ideal for local cent Impectlon. JIM. Call CHAMBERMAIDS - Laundrr Work- •JURBINO BUPERVI80R — For 100- IEASTH, 747-0656. «350163 1959 INTERNATIONAL — 16' all steel ied nursing home. Matawui area.£ood person. Call THE Hat bed with racks. Heavy duty lift «ri. Excellen9UHt yeaj bB1r rounteuHWd positions|>V«H..W»«.I (or appointment. gate. New paint job. Excellent con- AUTO RENTALS Must apply iIn »tserionr , DO phon« call*'-. p»y and beneflU. 40-hour week. Write 1864 CHEVROLET IMPALA dition. J1.500. 741-2483. Howard Johnson-—"-•-^ Jiotor "Lodge. RL Boi F-182, The Dally Reguter, Red WOMAN WANTED—Fl .MAN'S Two-door hardtop. Automatic. DAILY • WEEKLY • MONTHS 85. Mlddletown. BAlCKRY. Lincroft or lltbrook 222-1ZH 1958 CHEVROLET — tt-ton pickup. 183 Prices start al 16.99 and up Ecom store. Exipeiirace prelerred, out will engine. Four barrel. Hurst, mags, many Car of Red Bank, 310 E. Newma iBCBBTARY FOR LBOAl, OFKOB — ANIMAL TECHNICIAN — W«a at- train. Goc-jl opportunity, can MM. per* 1S65 FORD—Four-door. Excellent rub- new parts. 787-8644. Springs Rd. 7IT-0173. Kxperlenca preterred, but not required. endant 40 hours a week. Handling and S»r. Clean In and out. Inspected AIM Write Box T-148, Dally Kegliter, Re- cleaning up dogi and cats. Assisting vet- S350 One owner. 563-1614 after 6 p.m. INTERNATIONAL. 1963 — F2 30D tan- erinarian. Reply In writing to Box U- PART-TIME OENE;BAL OFFICE dem dump truck. Excellent tondltlon. TOM'S FORD Bank. 171, The Pally Register. Red Bank, WORK-^No experience unecessary. Ap- 1064 CORVETTE - Two tons. Custom Call alter 8 p.m. 84.2-5922. SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR— , 8-4 ply In person, Andersonm'' s Muile, W paint. Many extras. Call M2-449i. RENT A CAR abutahlft, Vor"Oayi4 or S dayi. "steady work. Long WOMEN—HOUSEWIVES Broad St.. Red Bank. 1961 CHEVROLET VAN — Green, J275. Keyport Nirhta 7*1-5176. Call atter 5 p.m. 200 Hwy. 35 264-1(00 ierm iemployment Call 741-4700. [nforested In addressing mailing labels EXPERIENCED BEAUTICIAN 1964 CHEVROLET - Convertible 229-0839. ATTRACTIVE GIRL FRIDAY — Neat, "or h*nd an Wlttl 671-1745 566-1174. Bank. To 185. benefits and commls»Von.For phjrt THE BOATMAN'S SHOP come with me." Must have a tnlhlmum of 3 having all major treatmentaiul fri- 1963 KARMANN QHIA HONDA 350 yeara current «3Cperlence on 34 Wharf Ave. 741-5780 Red Bank Stock Clerk: Red Bank. 31.60. IBM 029 Keypunch, 059 Verifier grand accounts. Call for apeotatment, Needs work. {150 Excellent condition. Low mileage. Open Mon. • Frl. 8-6. Sat. 8-6. Sundayi Mr Cohen, 671-O3W. 264-8392 and Holidays t-L Receptionist: Some typing.. Atbury and 083 Sorter. Need self- Park. To *80. starter (or one girl setup to FULL-TIME PILB CLIW-Fw BUSY 1858 STUDEBAKER - Excellent run- HODAKA - 1966. Equipped for the dirt. 22' OWBNS — Inboard cabin, sleep! process accounting, production ning- condition. J75. Call alter 5 p.m. Must sell. (100 three. Full galley, cfibln over cabin. Ny BOATS AND ACCESSORIES BOATS AND ACCESSORIE! and engineering data. Top pay 767-3877 Call 741-5435. Ion cover and winter cover. CB radio. Heel ptlonlst: Heavy typing. Red Bank. and benefits, MONMOUTH COUNTY'S IMPORT 1967 HONDA SUPER HAWK — 305 cc. Many extras. In water now. Asking To ! J1200. 872-1286. 31' LUHRB SHELTER SK1VV — 1 SAILBOAT — 12' Penguin. HT760. Dr. CLBANINO - one day we»kly, »Mon- LEADER — Red Bank Auto Imports Only 1500 miles. $425 firm. Call 747-3352 h.p. a r a y marine motor. Full; sailed. Stored iadoon. Uk* new. il General filing: Typing, Red Bank. To town, near transportation. R«f«r«»eei. Authomed Dealer For Volvo-Triumph- after 6 p-m COLUMBIA SAILING YACHTS equipped. Excellent condition. Lota bergla-i centerboard. Root c»rrl«ri S7S. AIR CRUISERS CO. Call 2S9-9200, t toB. Renault-BMW. Newman Sprlnjs R4. extras. Phone 264-5703. H25. S38-8227. T41-58S6 Red Bank. SUZUKI — 3869. 250 cc. Good condition. RANGER YACHTS A Division of H0U8BKBBPER — Mature, Mv« ln^or 2,000miles. Phone 5:30 to 7;30 p.m. O'DAY SAILBOATS 16' COMET — Sailboat Needs aonv derlc Typirt: Hatlet. To »70. The Oarrett Corp. out. Car necessary. Salary arrange*. 1861 CHEVROLET — Parkwood station 671-9166 work. New dacron sails, two sets. Al 16' CENTUBT — Trailer, outboard. Call 671-0887. • wason. Runs well. Needs some work. THE YACHT SHOP Phone 1969 SUZUKI — 250 cc. 1300 miles. For fittings and mast in excellent condition 7U-3462 Jr. Becretary: Heavy ateso. Red Bank. Hwy. 34 Wall Two. 681-3527 MM. Call 741-8074 days. 741-0122 eve- 1184 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. S421913. 5350. Or purchase satis, two sets eepi To 190. FILE CLERK — T1 i spare parts. $200. CaJl 787-0915 before 3. xately. Call after 5, 671-1695. An equal opportunity employer Bank area. MAf'" after 4, 787-3905. J 18' CABIN BOAT — 30 n.p. outboard. MFQ — Excellent condlUon, read; 30UNTER OIRL — Full time. Prepare Front at,. Red 1966 TEMPEST — Two-door. Automatic Hake offer 8 Long Branca Ave 18' LAPBTRAKE—Thompson. Best of' U> launch. Asking 11 Secreta Perth Amboy. To (120. 'oods, serve customers In busy lunch- transmission. Good condition. Must sell. Oceanport. 333-5756. fer takes it. Call CaUM FEE P eonette. Some chores in gift shop. Slow Call 542-9047 or 542-2727. MOBILE HOMES 28' SEA SKIFF — Model 100, Gray ma- 872-0591 after 5. WANTED TO BUY — 28. 35. or 40 b.» pokes need not apply. 228-7272, Mr. So- ~ ' " juttoarda for parts. Executive Secretary: Manage offlc dano. ]B69 OPEL KADETT — Very good conco - •rlne. Sleeps two. Head. In water and In BOAT COVERS made from your, Evlnrude ou PertS Amlboy. To *IoO. FEE PAID. dition. AklAsklnjj S1695. PhonPhon e atter 7 pp.mm . 1969 TAG-A-LONO TRAVEL TRAILER use. Excellent fishing boat. 1.1500 firm, covers ONLY Also boat cushions. Call 747^439. BANK TBLLBRS-Tralnees or ex-SECRETARBTARY -— Part-time, for Middle- or weekendskeds.. 666-1053666-1053. — 16' self contained, fully equipped. Cll 2640167 812-2205. 1 perienced. Salary Open. town lamw officeoffice.. Steno required. Call lor Used twlct. Ready to go. 671-1568. MALLARD SAILBOAT — IS . On« yei al appointment, 842-4600. 1S57 CHRYSLER 8AU1ATOGA—Power BLUEJAY 4834 — Fiberglas. BtalnleSE old. Excellent condttl(~ PERSONNEL SERVICES personal appoin steering and brakes. Good running con- ,966 HOLIDAY MANOR — 12x52. On steel rigging. Dacron nails. Fully JUST ARRIVED d/r Personnel Service 77 Broad St., Red Bank ., 741-3565 BXBYSITTER -_For teacher, aurmg dillon. Best otter. 671-1412. apot In Weft Keansburg. In good condi- equipped (or racing. Excellent condi- Shipment of 1971 Sea Crafts artd Wei BOOKKEEPER — Part-time book- tion. Call 264-5167 after 5. tion. toW. 747-MO3. ___ 20' TROJAN CRUISER — With 76 h.I>. 1966 RED TRIUMPH SPITFIRE crafts. All models for Immediate de Johnson. 5476. 8' pram. *25. 8' hydro teeper required to assist full-time book- $700 BOAT — 21- Kivery. Rock bottom prices.Wa Jus 25 MMKO 187 Broad St. Red Bank 842-3501 keeper, hours flexible. Either two days tween S and 11 aar CALL 483(064 COMPLETE have too many boats. a week or half day, five days week. Car BABY8ITTBR- Five daysi., MK y home. WANTED—AUTOMOTIVE necessary to and from work. Call 531- Own transportation. FLAGSHIP MARINE STORAGE AND SERVICE 1600. Call 842-3157. 18' THOMPSON — 50 h.p. JohmottTno- Atlantic Higblanda Municipal Harfco: AUTOS FOE SALE WANTED — 1958 FORD PICK-UP ;or, trailer, electric starter. Full KECEPTOONIST—OJCrTAPHOiNli. Fol YOUNO WOMAN — For full or part USEFUL FOR PARTS equipped. Call evenings 842-4925. 291-2638 pleasant medical office. Qood telephone time work In pharmacy. Experience WORK Call 591-1154 ENSIGN 22'6" — Excellent conditio WINTER STORAGE manner. &70. preferred but not necessary, write glv- 41' TUNA CLIPPER — In water. Ex Mainsail, jib. No. 1 Genoa, cushion* Wet or dry, up to 50'. PERSONNKI, SERVICES ng background, to P.O. BOX 258, Atlan- CARS WANTED — We pay top JJ icollent condition. Reasonable. 291-121: 77 Broad 3t, Red Bank 741- for clean used cars. Call Mr. Vlnwnt cockpi: t cover, cradle and winter cove; ENGINE REPAIRS tic Highlands. . 542-0500. after 6. "' h.p. JMnrude, dinghy, anchor H.J. WJLSON BOAT WORK8 PERMANBNT AND TEMPORARY •ring line 100 lb. mushroom aw Oceanport_ 229-4465 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY PART-TIME TYPIST . BEaRETlA buoy. S37OO. Call 842-0316. and cafeteria aides. 20 Thomaa Ave. 747-3494 Shrewsburj Call 284.4200 or 946-8686. I BWITOffiJOA-RD OPEHIATOM WANTED—AUTOMOTIVE ALTO PARTS—REPAIRS WHT HAUL TOUR BOAT? -MW C. Douglas Alan 1986 17' JERSEY BPEED SKIW — A •mall repair" can M made, twnu MATURE WOMAN — For Industrll WAITRESS — Apply In person. Mata- Ktyport Marina. Call .craped fnthe water. Try our ptyinj cafeteria. Call wan Diner. Rt. 34. 264-3624. Service. Reuonabli rate*, Call 842-9BU or 871-0342. • OLBR3CS MERCEDES-BENZ »231 or 68MX84; Matawan 22' OWENS — Fully equipped. Ne ACT NOW—DEMONSTRATE TOYB Excellent hourly rates p»id weekly for Sales & Service bunks and captain's chair. Excelle Santvs Parties offers the most! Hlghe TEMPORARY WORK girls with the above »kfll«. Always Summer Is HERE! condition. Best offer. Call after 4:30 commissions, largest selections! No Foreign or Oomtitie BUSINESS NOTICES Young lady needed to do confirma- work available tor you In •your tr«. 222-1734. collecting, no delivering. Earn a FREE tion work for a local newspaper. Must nlter 9-5. Mon. through FrJ. HO Delivery and w> need 100 Used Cart Kit. Also booking parties. Call or write lave car and be familiar with Long "Santa's Partle?', Avon, Conn. O60O1, Branch area. Please call Jerry De« Hwy.35 264-1600 Keyport AUTO RENTALS LAWN CARE Telephone 1 (203) 673-3456. GUARANTEES HONORED AT ANY Power Raking at 222-6146. COMPLETE FerUUdni MIDDLEAOED LADY — Interested In SECRETARY-RECEPTIONIST _ To 4 W. Front St., Red Bank We will trade or buy out RED BANK — 842-2500 two days cooking In nursing home. Help 312 Main, Asbury PaUt TTWT7 LEASE PLAN Seeding and Reseedlng lied. Contact Mrs. OrNell at 291- work In animal hospital. Part-time Fri- right — Call or come in 193 Newman Springs Road Call M2-1M7. alter « p.m. day and Saturday. Apply In person Need a Special Car ffi" ^lon., Wed. or Frl. at Combs Animal HELP WANTED-MALE IN Ocmswt Avt. Lltllt Silver ASBURY PARK — 774-6800 RN — FuU time, all eUltta. U^eral Hospital, Shrewsbury. TOM'S FORD LUSTROUS^LOORS benefits. Call Mrs, CUne for appoint 842-5353 809 Railroad Avenue ment. HOLMDEL CONVALESCENT ACCOUNTING CLERK — For busy of- PAINTERS - Bpv ASK FOR ED SIGLER for a Special Occasion? PA8TE Sc^OUR CENTER. 846-4200. fice In large community hospital. Must AAMCO SHOP NATION WIDE M2-14WJ lave accounting background and work- first class mechanics.. C LPN'8—7 to 3:30 five day< a week. ing knowledge of NCR bookkeeping ma- 5 p.m. MOWING OF OVBRQROWN EMERY MANOR NURSING HOME, chine. Apply weekdays between 9 a.m. OPPORTUNITT — JWB J LAWNS AND FIELDS Extended Care facility. Matawan. 666- and 2 p.m. to Personnel Department, RENT ONE FROM US! Please call 741-5100 Jersey Shore Medical Center, JB45 Cor- of Moiiiouth and Ooean AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 6400. ltes Ave,, Neptune. An equal opportun- fastest growing, real estate 'AINTING — Interior and exterior. Ity employer. We will train sbd prepare tar^ Quick _'ree estimates. All work guaranteed. INSURANCE Ing, through our ipeciai oornpan* Call 741-7813. HOUSEWIVES •— Part-time for tele- school, quallHed yoong men Mr port UNDERWRITER-RATER phone survey, Eatontown area. Phone tlons in one of %dw'» mo* tacrt MONMOUTH CHRYSLERPLYMOUTHTOYOTA Easy MIDDLETOWN Large commercial insurance agency Prime Beef Service, 361-7170 collect. Uve professions. K you M«_Jat««««« seeking experienced individual In un- In first year earnings of SALESLADY — Full time permanent unlimited future income I ZONE MARKING CO: derwriting and rating. Car necessary position. Belling experience desired. Ap- THE SHORE AREA'S LARGEST CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER • Economical Parsing lot*, recreation area, traff! to and from work. Write to Box 0- ly In person. Carroll's Stationers, 25 B42-436O. control layout aUncIl work. Poon* 747' The Dally Register, Red Bank. • road St.. Red Bank. ONE OF THE LARGEST IN THE STATE /Js 4506 or 747-1065. S STBNO-rYPIST- Recent high or busf. CHECK -OUT — Small supermarket, Men - Dally . . . Weekly . . . Monthly BUICK TPP SERVICE — Cnarlei ne&s school grad with good skills. No ex- rull time days., start after Labor Day. Stanley Jr. Tou nimc It we'll pave perience. 577. , 220-7272. Mr. Sodano. RESUMES PRBPARBD, It. Free estimates. 787-3229. PERSONNEL SERVICES Plymouth \ 77 Broad St., Red Bank 741-3585 SCHOOLTEACHER MOTHER — Needs LOCAL AND LONG DBTANCE MOV- part-time babysitter for 4-year-old toy. d/r Personnel S«ryic»' '•'•'•' WALL ING. Estimate! given. Reasonable, HOUSEKEEPER — Own cottage In References and transportation neces- 157 Broad St Red Bank 842-3501 Call 741-0648. pleasant surroundings. General house- sary, Llncroft-Colts Neck area. 842-3225. i SHREWSBURY, N. J. work and some child care. Good refer- Shrewsbury Ave. at Sycamore ences and experience essential. 842-2323 NURSE'S AIDE — Nights. 11 p.m, to 7 BLOOD DONORS WANTED - *7 |)«r LIOHT HAULING after 6 p.m. a-m. Full time. Must be matureure.. 747-5400 Shrewsbury Manor Nursing Home, 7414 - donation Free blood type cart Issued. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS — For ma- 2059. Hours: Trues, and Tnun. evenlngi., ^EKST!M chine operators. Good working cocdl 5-8 p.m.. sat. 9 a.m.-4 p.tn cioitd Also «ome cleanup work. Uons. Benefits and bonus plan. Apply a BOOKKEEPERS— Many openings. Be- first week each month: Btliabeth Call atter ftp.m . INCOPLAB CORP., 771 Bhrewsbur; Blood Donor Center, 30 Main St. AUTOS FOB SALE Ave., Shrewsbury. I47-S470. 'Eatontown, N. J 542-6690. BARL F. JAN1B ^RI&NW (also known as "Runt") RN'B—7 to 3:30, five days a week. 7 tc 77 Broad St.. Red Bank MAN TO WORK AS COOK — Butler. 7»7-K)7» ^ 3:30 Saturday and Sunday. 11 to 7 a.m. WOMAN—Part-time evenings and some chauffeur and general houieworker. three nights. EMERY MANOR NURB. weekends, to -work In cosmetic Dept. Write Box Y-139. The Daily Register INO HOME. Extended Care facility. Experience helpful but not necessary. Red Bank. LIGHT HADLINO — Clean yards, ce Matawan. 666-6100. Apply in person, Sun Ra-y Drugs, Rt. 35, lira, garages. Furniture moving. Frei Mlddletown 8hopplng Center. T BALARY 13.50 PBR HOUR - ' DUSTER COUNTDOWN estlmates.TJaily, 741-^782. MEAT WRAPPER — Experlencei. Must be available Immediately. No Full-time. No cooler. No night work. MANICURIST — SHAMPOOER — Frl. experience necessary. Good advance- RECORDING SERVICE — Weddings, Call Holmdel Meat Packing. S16-4G9O. and Sat. House of Joy Beauty Salon, 264- ment Guaranteed Increment within confirmations, political, copying (dub- 5S0i Bethany Rd.. Hazlet. first month. Call 741-4015. blng). taps or disc, demo-records, YOUNG WOMAN WANTED — For mastering, pressings. Bv appoint: 'Ipaper department In our Middle SHIRT PRESSER — No experience ncc. SHEET METAL WORKBR — Ex- n Store, Slperateln's. Rt. 35. 222-6384 esaary. Apply In person. One Hour Mar- perienced in cutting, bending, Punching PRICE BUSTER! Unlzlng, Campbells Junction. No phone and assembly. Must be able to (abtictte LIGHT HAULING—CLEAN CELLARS, AIDES NEEDED — 7 to 3:30 shirt, from drawings. Apply ELECTRO IM YARDS, GARAGES — Fre« estimates. King James Nursin(urslnlg "Home, PULSE, 116 Chestnut st, Red Bak Call after 3 p.m. 741-2149. 291-34—-34001 . JLBANING WOMAN — With car, every other week. O404 NURSE — RN or LPN — 3 p.m. to 1 .ra. or 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Full or part- Call 741-O0O3. SALESMAN WANTED PAINTING Ime. Excellent pay and benefits. Apply LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES — U you believe in your own ibllltyend Brookdnle Nursing Home. 3325 Hwy. 35. For nursing home. 3-11 p.m. and 11 p.m. would like to earn more than f»,000 BfeAND NEW 1970 David M. Barich Hazlet. to 7 a.m. Top salary. For appointment a year, ttheh n we want too talk ttoo EXTERIOR-INTERIOR call 291-0600, Mon. through Frl._ "YOU"YOU.. ExperiencExperience helpful, but n6t Quality work. Fully insured. All work MEDICAL, SECRETARY-OFFICE y w offer a company MIA guaranteed. Call 842-1818. MANAGER — Mature, experienced, CREDIT COLLECTION — Experienced necessary, wwe offer personable woman needed for busy me- In phone work, typing, working with In-dcpltIdclt i tiintrainingg programprog ,, substantial FURNITURE MOVING — Attics ani_ dical specialist-Long Branch. Thorough e 8 drawing accounts, and the beabett MiMill s cellars cleaned. Frea estimate*. Cal knowledge of medical office procedure dea "j,| ^a0NNEL BERVICES Incentive program In the R«al EsUtj 747-3002. required. i'A day week. No evenlngi 77 Broad St.. Red Bank 741-3555 Business. ''THAT'S WHY WI'RK TOTS Attractive talary. Excellent opportunity OFFICE OIRL — Light steno, typing LARGEST REAL 8STATE AND IN- DUSTER BUILDING REPAIRS lor right person. Reply to Box O-1S9, and filing. DO NOT PHONE. Apply In SURANCE FIRM IN M0NMOOTH The Daily Register, Red Bank, giving person weekdays only, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. COUNTY". We have on* opening so AND MAINTENANCE full details. \ ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS NURSlNO why not give us a call for a confi- FILE CLERK—With BOme ofdee HOME, 8 Mlddletown Ave., Atlantic dential Interview. LET'S FIGURE Work guaranteed. Call 842-0316. Highlands. CONCRETE WORK — Sidewalks, perlence, typing helpful. Great oppor- patios, driveways, etc. Free estimates. .unity for advancement. $76. SECRETARY — For law office. Real THE KIRWAN CO., HAZLET Call 291-0034. PERSONNEL SERVICES Istate experience preferred. Write P.O. MONMOUTH'S 77 Broad St., Red Bank 74.1-3555 Box 198, Keansbutg, or call 797.2500, CALL 264-7200 PAR-LAY CARPET SERVICE — Wall FATHER — And teen-age eon offer at FOR ONLY to-wall installation and 'service. A tractive room, board and house prlvl. (More Classified Ads BASE PRICE. work completely guaranteed. Call 787 leges In Rumson home, on bus line, In 8389. exchange for preparing evening meal. On The Next Page) CARPENTRY — Reasonable prices. Call 741-2802 days or 747-0478 evenlngr Mon. through Frl. Additions, garages, remodeling, nei- BOOKKEEPER — Part-time. Automo- 98 < homes. Bob Martin. 291-3234. bile experience preferred but not neces- HELP WANTED — MALE HELP WANTE»-MALB LAWN MAINTENANCE — Fields cut. flary. Apply in person, BILL LAN Sodding. Dally and monthly rates. ZARO'S AUTO SALES. 334 Main St. Estimates given. Call 741-0048. Matawan. ALL TYPES OF HOME REPAIRS EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES — Day ALTERATIONS. PAINTING and night shift»hfttss . AAppl "y m' person, Town Prompt Service Free estimate! 4 Surf Diner, HnwyS5,M(ddletown. SCOTTO & SONS. S42-O9S0 MATURE WOMAN — As secretary to INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR — Rea- religious school director. Steno and NEW 1970 ype. Five days, 1 to 6 p.m. Send re- GASOLINE STATION sonable rates (or late fall Interior work. Experienced. Phone 642-3133. sume to Board of Education, Temple Shalom, 5 Ayrmont Lane, Matawan. NEED MORE ROOM? Call us. D6r- mers, additions, all types of alterations. OPERATOR — DRAPERIES. APPLY •75.00 PONTIACS Tedder Home Improvements Corp. SHREWSBURY DECORATORS, 468 PREPARATION & CONDITIONING. Fully insured. Reasonable rates. Frei BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY, SITE REPRESENTATIVE TRANSPORTATION 74.00 , IN STOCK esUmatea. Call 431-1330 or 462-3208. HOUSEKEEPER— For working teach, THE WRIGHT SHOP — Carpentry and er, 8-4 p.m. Must love small children. Call 566-3046. D AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION cabinet work. Hazlet. 738-0200. Kitchen W» leek an individual with oil Industry cabinets, room dividers, vanities, book WOMAN WANTED — 8-2 or 8-4. Ap cues, etc. Free estimates. In person after 1. Joyce's Sub Shop, 1 experience who hat lelected and rtagotittod D RADIO ALL TYPES HOME REPAIRS — All croft, next to post office^ D WHITE WALL TIRES work guaranteed. Call for frea e»tl SECRETARIES—Beginners and ... for gajotin* station sites in this art*. You'll Never mates. 739-0033. perlenced. All phases ol business. To D UNDERCOAT TREES — SEWERS — Will move yo-Jl [125 'avordte tree or shrub, by automata PERSONNEL SERVICES Position requires knowledge of zoning and TOTAL *2128.00 ree mover. Plus trench your sewe 7 Broad St., Red Bank^ 741-3555 Buy A line. 747-1242. , leasing regulations «nd land values. DOWN 2 BALANCE $1830.00 HELP WANTED - MALE SALARY COMMENSURATE WtTH EXPERIENCE PAYMENT EMPLOYMENT LAST OF THE 70'sl HELP WANTED-FEMALE Submit resume Including current salary and New One FACTORY JOBS OR TRADE 70 PLYMOUTH salary required In strict confidence to: Arthur Trooskln 36 Equal Monthly Payment*—Approved Credit Mr-conditioned Fury III, 4-dr., V-8, radio EXPERIENCED NURSES' AIDE Worried oboul war plonl layoffs? 1 heater, outo., P.W., W.W. tires, wheel Annual Percentage Rate 11.08; Total covers, light pkg., tinted glass. Balance of Day and Evening Shifts Our tile factory Is expanding, hiring. Finance Charge S329.28; 5-year, 50,000 mile warranty. ?OQQ7 Applications navr being accepted. Cal! now preparing for thi ntxt peocs NOW ONLY X7T# for appointment, 671-0177. Hilltop Pri Sum of the Payments $2,159.28. vate Nursing Home. Mlddletown. time housing boom. HESS OIL & Permanent, year HESS HELP WANTED-FEMALE round, Indoor work- Good pay, friendly CHEMICAL DIVISION YEAR-END DEMONSTRATOR SALE! p top It. Schooling, ikllli, no) required. '70 P1YMOUTH '70 PLYMOUTH '70 PLYMOUTH For Less! CLERK - SALES Amerada Hess Corporation VNT fHY GT I*«M A-: rond, 440 VB, aiito. OaTFUrUfev.UrMllutiof, a<(rrjrKh1k>n IfOIT SWUailll i PASS, MAUN. Air-rond. 3fl3' ATCO CERAMICS CORP. | ' powr. stewing, brakes, windows, AM/f'M Multi- /teiT' p rxxitrd, '3h\ VtJ, suit), pwr. st^ti V8. fluto., pwr.slfpiinc, kdkf:,, windows, radto Want alert, personable ret I obit I HessX Plaia Woodbridge, N. J. O7O9E akes AM./f M Multiplex radio, (wr. wiridO W''r.loreo tape.bfjht pkg. disc biakcr,, wnyi interh MANY WITH piei radio, vinyl roof, wide dual laiscd letter r HWY. IS J44-MO0 KEYPORT An Equal Opportunity Employer ar yvrfW. tn/de* '.»dl , light pi^ Brcm^ or, r^rfwtirrR HP. brakes b*ttf*ry, remote con\r. mirror. RaDye K, dtv; bfrtKi",, 'yirt pup, tinted Rid! . r tHiIpriio wind, wa^liw & virttr, rool rack, whee) AIR CONDITIONING our retail start. Mon- Rnad wrtwls, disc hr^f, tfitrd glass, man/, ?tocppf, ii'j|ii'il. lilt :,\fvi\ne, wheel, wrA t OT^IS Manyfixlras. Stock #8W. day to Friday. 8 d.m. mam P'tfJi.StockfJ/67. ronw rrwii ^wolb '»VW Inc., man/ tjuwr to 4:30 p.m. $4225 $4331 $4375 '70 CHRYSLER '70 CHRYSLER #70 CHRYSLER MATERIAL HANDLERS •f MM CUSTDH 1 WOI iMHOr, an end, .153 K«FOI1 CtliT. 4D001 H.T. ht-tftvi, 44.*» INTVR. wwrosi i DMI HANDior. dn-trmU, run. VQ, 4 1 t'.uif-l, ,TJ!O. pwr. sti'Cfin;;, br.ikf"i, wiriflrw;, S- DOWNES 4 banri dualr, auto , p*f. ^l''''"i»c. t*** ';, wn- J ATCO CERAMICS CORK sf8t, (iOni * re*r fipeawr & pwr, arrfenoa, VMI/! I way y,i!, vinyl rnUTWir, ItRhl pit£. tilled glav;, do»r.,toway r,PAt,r,iiJ,ow i<>ne female, fully trained, real healthy. Br.-Kn&wledge of EDP Electrical-Plant or De, to JI5K TRUCK DRIVER — Experienced, 18' Cost 4; Inventory Safety-Ind-Manager to S15K 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 :64-5480. Jr. Internal Auditor Pl"-»l MBr.-IE orad straight job. Permanent, benefits. Cal! ANTIQUE 1839 — Hand colored etch- JUST »2.00 toflS? to S14K Mr. Arnold. 721-3213. 'LUFFY, ADORABLE BLACK AND FlnincUl Analyst to$ S!< Textlles-Ens./Start Right to J13K Ings. $4. True & Co. colored prints Available for Merchandise For Sale ,'AN PUPPY — Six weeks old. Very af- Bookkeeper-Full Charge IB-New Career Opportunity to J12K (1881) 946-8137. only. Article must originate from a 'ectlonate. Free to good home. Call .'91- , Budget Analyst N»w Grads-Come In JANITORIAIL FOREMAN to $ fg household and may not exce«o a Bale 3227; , Jr.-Nite Stud, or Grad. ALUMINUM SIDING irlce of S5O.O0 per article. ' EDP Full time, permanent position now Contractor has Alcoa aluminum left »rlce MUST be advertised. Each ad- AKcTcOLLlE PUPPIES — Sable- an/ SALES availa/ble wim immediate placement over from development. Half price ditional line 51.00. No copy changes trl's. Raised with children. Pkg. Adheslves Degree to «15K language Development to J19K tor qualified person. Must be expert* sale Installed on your home. Terms may be made and no discounts or Call 787-6125. Advertlilng_ Space t tn il5K Prog-Exp. Math/Eng. Deg. to S18K enced In supervision and cuBtodian arranged. Also other types of siding returns will be> made if ad is can- MONTHS — Lovable Siamese kittens Industrial BID. AdheBlves U SJ2K 9y» Analyst Heavy 360 to S16K •iutiea. Good starting salary, employee discount plan plug other benefits, at similar reductions. :elpfl bpfore expiration. Bluepolnt female. Registered, trained. Lighting Equlpt. Comm + 1 in sl^K ISr Planner-Awt, Degree ' to J16K DISCOUNT BUILDERS 222 H70i $30. Also 3 year declawed queen. Musi . Freight Trucking, «xp. Com" - to ?12K P °B- InBtr. BAL COBOL Beg. to S15K To Placa Your Dally lUgiittr sell. 671-1611. Education-Elect, know!. c»r C tjllc Prog Tech Support BAL to »U] BOOEN PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM FAMILY AD, CALL . . . Industrial-eirp. Rutober prc>d. t» s OK Pros Anal-Order Entry Deg. to SMK TWO GUYS — And Guild bass amplifier. A-l condi- DACHSHUND PUBPIES — AKC four Bales/Berv.<5heck Writing C $ 8k ProS Anal-Billing Degree to SMK Rt. 35 k Twlnbrook «d. MWdletown tion. 683-0291. red. one black and tan. Six weeks. Mech. Knowl.-Oar + ConW to t 7It Prog BAI/ OS to {I3K An Equal Opportunity Employer Ready to go. 842-2253. ro FULL BEDROOM SET — Top quality. 741-6900 Mgt, Trainee-Retail i?0 *6Oo P s Bxp. 1108 Assembly to M2K Must be aeen to he appreciated. Phone SIAMESE KITTENS — CFA registered, 542-33* Jfc 24-Hour Service •hamplon pedlcree. home raised. Also CONFIDENTIAL, FEE PAID SERVICE GIBSON LES PAUL DeLUXE GUITAR CONLON ELECTRIC MANGLE stud service and boarding. 741-7392. ASSOCIATE AGENCY FRANCESES AVAILABLE TO QUALIFIED PARTIES — Excellent condition. Also Fender HAND LAWN MOWER (iERMAN SHEPHERDS — AKC, largo Dual Showman. Call 787-8644. 671-4444 boned. Three months old, completely houselirolicn. Sacrifice $50. 842-4557. DRIVER — 9 to 5:30. Six days a weeK, WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA 1969 PERSONNEL SERVICES Blue Cross and Blue Shield. ANDER< — Excellent condition. Write to Box alr8 and remodeling work. Call 78T WHITE COLONIAL, double 'jed, $25, etc- 10c to St. Mon.. Wed. and Thurs. 9 842-4370 after 7. 7526 between 7 and 8 p.m. Slumberon Innersprlng mattress and to 6. 55 Peters PI., Rrd Bank. SHORT ORDER MAN — Experience box spring, like new, S50. White dresser A NEW SELECTION of Salt Water necessary. Steady, five or six days. Ap- and mirror, 540. White student desk. WHITE WROUGHT IRON GLASS TOP "lsh. Reptiles and Supplies at Paradise MACHINE OPERATORS ply In person, Chapel Hill Luncheonette, S25 Two twin spreads, orange, 525. TABLE—r*2' with two wrought Iron >et Shop, 1004 Main St., Asbury Park. 153 Ht. 35, Mlddletown. Double spread, blue. $10. Orange 4x6 cliaira. $15. 842-21153. 776-5847. rug, $15. Picnic table, J10. Call 741-1380 MACHINE SHOP OWNERS — 80 long openings in our machine shop for machine ORDERLIES — 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. after 6 p.m. SOiRTlEL MARE King James Nursing Home. Call 2U1- shank drill bits. Like new. $240. Call 747- Experienced rider only. Call operators. EATHINETTE $15. Jumping seat $5. 4054. 741-8483 Folding carriage J15. Hlde-a-bed with 8- SURFBOARD —- Hawaiian. 8'6". Ex- Paid vacations and holidays, Blue Cross, Blue Shield, IN8PECTOR8 WANTED — For Sewer ft. cover, $30. Two hand-made wooden cellent for beginners. Reasonable. Call BEAUTIFUL HEALTHY KITTENS — e Construction. Experience preferred doll cradles, $15 each. Call 787-6326. after 8 p.m. 741-8504. Nine weeks old. Weaned and litter bro \'A» insurance and p »sie>n plan. Call 291-9300. In Two Lengths [en. Free to responsible parties. CaL HOOVER FLOOR SCRUBBER AND 787-2333. "ARTS TRUCK DRIVER — We need a Cover yourself with fashion POLISHER — $10. Bathroom space WOOD COMBO DOORS Stop .in between ' «.m- and 4 p.m. or call for an ap. lependable man to deliver and nick up heater, $3. Six volt Sears electric fence or our parta department. Excellent op- glory — knit this cape now! never used, $10. M2-O779. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT pointment at 542-5O00, portunity. All compajiy benefits In- Sturdy, old fashioned 3-piece type cluding paid vacation, pension plan, etc 1-18 INSTANT , KNIT, __ perma- 21" ZENITH CONSOLE — $30. Large In sixes 31"x81"-$2192, 33"x81* - APARTMENTS Apply In person at RUSSELL OLDSM0- musical cuckoo cluck, three pondulume, J25.55, 37"xBl" - $26.63. We also - ^CADILLAC CO., 100 Newman nently pleated cape in hip and $20. Large bird cage, stand and cover, slock wood Colonial Croflebticks and RED BANK — Two rooms and bath, ESTEY METAL PRODUCTS INC. Springs Rd., Red Bank. Ask lor Paul |&*|b* $15. Call C71-3674. Aluminum Combination Boors. - furnished. Gentleman preferred. Call Ralph. Iflaal long lengths — use bulky 741-8881. , 1 TWO MARBLE END TABLES — $30, RED BANK LUMBER HEL.PBR IN PAINT SHOP — Someone yarn, big needles. Trim with sectional sofa. $60. Chest of drawers, Pearl and Wall Red Bank 741-5500 RED BANK — Greentree Apartment! Wayside and Shaft,, Rd., New Shrewsbury, N. J. willing to learn how to paint trucks, S15. Dresser, $15. Large desk. $25. Slat 239 Spring St. One-bedroom apartment, bench, $10. Area rug, $35. 542-3368. OARAGE SALE — Three families. Two unfurnished. All electric, see manager, bodies, etc. Chance tor advancement. contrast color chain stitch. TV's Loads more. 105 Andover Lane, Call »>etween 9 e,m. and B p.m. 291-3238 Pattern 932: one size fits 10- FORMICA BREAKFAST BET — Table. Matawan. 566-1610. Apartment E-9. Bal opportunity employer. New Flare live chairs; $35. Cnll iRED BANK — Luxury high «»• MAN WANTED Full-time to assist in 16. MINI BIKE —- For sale. Excellent con apartments. Immediate and future oc- Clean, crisp, contemporary 747-2197. dltlon. Six months old. Phone cupancy. Monmouth County's finest maintenance work. Apply tn person, NOROE REFRIGERATOR — Top 787-1856. TERRACE APARTMENTS, 15A Spring <— this is the dress with fall's freezer. Very good second box. $30. centrally, alr-condiUoned butldtnc. Stu- IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Terrace, Red Bank. FIFTY CENTS for each Phone 787-0280 alter 5 p.m. MAGNAVOX TV CONSOLE dios, one, two and three bedrooms. newest flare! Belt'it briefly UNIT—AM/FM radio, color TV and Swimming pool, sauna rooms, boa* PROGRAMMERS — Top rates paid, pattern — add 15 cents for 40" UNIVERSAL OAS RANGE — Good ulereo. Asking $800. 225 Seelcy Ave., marina and garages on premises. 24- • RECEIVES CLERKS tfUBt have minimum of one year's ex- (in back), all around or not working condition. $3S. Call 172-1011 Keansburg. Must sell, moving. hr, doorman. Rlvervlew Towera, 21 perience In BAL. Petroleum Industry each pattern for first-class evenings. Riverside Ave. 741-1732. • DRIVER —- N/C and local light delivery background desirable. 431-0501). LEATHER SOFA — And two chairs, at all. Choose knits, worsted. mailing and special handling. 20" BLACK AND WHITE — Television, aluminum tubing frame. Good condl MONMOUTH BEACH — River * Burl • MATERIAL HANDLERS MECHANIC — Truck equipment com $45: Frlgldalre washing machine. $.50. tlon. Call before 8, 542-9321. $25. Club Apartments. On* and two bed- pany. Knowledge of hydraulic helpful Printed Pattern 9453: NEW Wringer washer, $20. 495-0823. room apartments In modern build- 3all between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. 2S1- Send to Laura Wheeler, The BINQ SURFBOARD — (Foil!. No ding. ings. Air-conditioned, idence kitchens. • MECHANICAL ASSEMBLERS 3238. Equal opportunity employer. Misses' Sizes 8,10, 12, 14,16, •Daily Register, 61 Needle- DEWEY WEBER SURFBOARD ~ Perfect condition. 1069 Model. 6'4". $60. $155 a month up. call Kealdent Man- Good condition, $35. Call Call after 6. 842-1503. ager. 222-8309. FOREMAN — To run factory floor. Ai 18. Size 12 (bust 34) takes J87-4863. • MACHINE OPERATORS In person. Elrose Sportswear, I craft Dept., Box 161, Old GOVERNOR W1NTHROP SECRK RED BANK—Balcony overlooking Uie it Ave., Atlantic Highlands. 2 3/8 yards 54-inch'fabric. Chelsea Station, New York, ANTiqUE 8POOL BED -- Used by TARY—Coffee labile, end tables, stove river. Duplex penthouse apartment slaves, over 100 years old. Excellent twin bods, three chairs, record player with two bedrooms, two baths, den or Perm«runt pojifioM, jay ,(,;{», excellent banefit program. SALESPERSON SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS N.Y. 10011. Print PATTERN condition. Call 747-0884. Phone 872-0714 between 2 and 6 p.m. study, full dining room. Air-condi- AIR CONDITIONER — Paint com- COLONIAL DINETTE SET _ Kour tioned, carpeting, parking Included. Full Time NUMBER, NAME, ADDRESS, pressor French provincial three-piece chairs, asking $150. Colonial bedroom Bodman Arms Apartment*. $450. 741- SPEDCOR. ELECTRONICS DIV. for each pattern — add 15 sectional. Washing machine. Gravely bureau, $25. 229-5411 after 6:30. 05_l _^___ clothing plus high style depart- ZIP. and attachments. Miscellaneous items FREEHOLD — Furnished apartment. ENTRON INC. ment. Five days, one night. cents for each pattern for NEW 1071 NEEDLECRAFT 591-1550. Good location. Also furnished effi- Rt. 79 Morganvilla, N. J Company benefits Including im- SINGLE MAHOGANY BED — Spring, MACHINERY FOR SALE ciency, short, long term. 462-1596. opportunity employtr mediate liberal discount. Call first-class mailing and spe- CATALOG — what's happen- Jlr. Bastwick lor appointment. mattress, mirror, $30. Console TV, 21", WEST END-LONG BRANCH — Luxury Matelsons J. KrideJ. 2 Broad $25. 946-8437.- • TD 9 SERIEB 01 H4 YD LOADER - two-bedroom apartment with terrao cial handling. Send to Mari- ing in knits, crochet, quilts, Good shape, minor repairs. $4250. Dump and private garage. One block Irom HELP WANTED St., Red Bank. 741-53O0. CUT LUMBER? body, two-yard with hoist, $150. Bmall ocean. $275 per month. 542-1100; HELP WANTED - MALE MACHINIST — Full time and part-time. an Martin, 420 The Red Bank faghions, embroidery. Free garden tractor with dine, and cultivator, Operate lathes and milling machine. Sure we do It, and ftt modest prices. $35. Call after 5, 291-0225. WINTER RENTAL — Oct. 1 to May 1. •patterns. 50c. Bring in written list ol sizes. We will Six rooms, two baths, furnished, attrac- SHEET METAL MECHAJ^C ^ JS». WAX&RS AND PORTERS Highlands area. 291-3450. Register, Pattern Dept., 232 have order in 24 hour*. We cut clrolen. 3-TON ROLLER CAB BACKHOE, % perienced. Outside installa.H°>» Bllls ta.D. NEW! COMPLETE IN- tive. «&). 222-2143. {Wing. Call 741-7745. _ _ _ MAN WANTED — For hardware atore. wedges, brackets, stair stringers, etc. bucket Case crawler dump truck. 6-ton Experience helpful, hut not required West 18th St., New York, flatbed trailer, etc. 871-5134. KBYPORT r Permanent, full time positions now STANT GIFT BOOK — over Noph0ne IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY TRAILER DRIVERS - T*™ Vc» " ex- available with Immediate placement. Write Box 303, Llncroft. RED* BANK LUMBER STUDIO EFFICIENCY — M30 perience. Will train on sPfflm eluip Must be experJenced in tloor mainte N. Y., 10011. Print NAME, 100 gifts! All occasions, ages, Bo cn MAN WANTED — For work in Bervlc Corner Pearl and Wall Red Bi ONE-BEDROOM-From 1155 meat. Charter Bulk Inc., Do* >u nance. Good starting salary, employe* Ing and Installation of domestic heatln MERCHANDISE WANTED TWO BEDROOM — J210 Ave., Newark. 843-2288. discount plan 5»lua ottier benefits. Ap equipment. Good pay. 322-5783. ADDRESS, ZIP, . STYLE Crochet, paint, tie dye, de- WALNUT DINING ROOM SET — Sofa, Includes all utilities except electric. Air ply to Store Manager. coupage, knit, sew, quilt, chairs, coffee tajle, lamps. Excellent ANTTQUIB — Tiffany Itemi, toy# tur- conditioners. Swim Club. KBYPORT DISHWASHERS — (2) Neat and sober. NUMBER and SIZE. condition. 671-3454 after 6. nlture" china, paintings, .tatuary. coins, GARDENS 251 Atlantic St. Off Rt. Top salary and fringe benefits. DO NOT lighting fixtures, Carved oak dining 38 Supt. on premises. Apt. 6. Phone: 479 Pro*pect Ave., UttiB silver. TWO GUYS PHONE. Apply In peraon weekdays weave, more! $1.00. DUNCAN PHYFE TABLE - Walnut, room puces. Copjier Kettle Antiques. only, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. ATLANTIC NEW Fall-Winter Pattern electronic VTVM stereo reel-to-reel tape OakhursU 531-1659 or 229-O88J. (201) 264-8313. Rt. 36 * Twlnbrook Rd. Middletow; HIGHLANDS NURSING HOME. 8 Mld- Complete Afghan Book-$1.00 recorder. 264-8017. HIGHLANDS — Furnished one-bedroom An Equal Opportunity Employer dletown Ave., Atlantic Highlands. Catalog. 114 dynamic designs. OLD FURNITURE - Antiques, china, MEN "16 Jiffy Rugs" Book. 50c ANTIQUE LOVE SEAT Hassware, art object! and 1>rlc-a-]>rai:. apartment. $«5 fplus ,utiuUte«. 496-0871 MAN WANTED — steady. Driving and SUPERINTENDENT WANTED (SO. rramedTate.cMh, lor^anxthlng^and ev- after 5. v . selling. Apply In person, MARINE To supervise operation and malntenanc Free Pattern Coupon. 50c. "50 Instant Gifts" Book. 50c 741-7346 after 5 p.m. —'MBLUMBE! R \5o., 1139 Ocean Ave., Bea erythlnE. Kusc.ll's. 25 East Bt. IDHAl, BEACH ~* Available Sspt. Bill. Marketing: NBA 2-5 ye»r«npe of a new 6.5 MOD modified activated Book of 12 Prize Afghans. 50c KITCHEN SET — Four chairs, wrought 741-169f 2U, roomB. completely furnished. All In rood or toiletry inarH*'- TO JBrlght. sludie waatewater Treatment Plant em. INSTANT SEWING BOOK iron, two leaves, Formica top. ^1 utilities supplied. 787-0893. YOUNO MAN — Over 17, for malnte. ploying Primary Treatment, Mccha"nl COLLECTIONS — Of old (funs and FEE PAID. nance work, "ear round position. NO cal Aeration and Aneroblc Sludge Diges. sew today, wear tomorrow. Quilt Book 1—16 patterns. 50c Floor lamp, irass, $5. 946-8437. swords one or more. Also John Roger RED BANK — Furnished lour rooms. PHONE CAI/L8. Apply In person. How tlon. Opportunity to be at plant now In Museum Quilt Book 2 — pat- WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA— groups. Call 566-8030. Adults only. No pets. References. Fln« Production Foreman: ,»^ -.„ ard Johnson Motor Lodge, Hwy 35, Mid construction. Must have New Jersey S-l location. Parking. 741-3259. Must know paper conver $1. INSTANT FASHION Call 495«!7. WANTED — Duck and goose decoys. ry. TO »10k. FBB : nerlence with activated sludge process. terns for 12 superb quilts. Call AVAILABLE Sept. 1 - Four roomi. TWO EXPERIENCED FULL TIME SALARY OPEN. Send resume to Walter BOOK — What-to-wear an- 50c SADDLE — imported Parianl Mllano. 5 440-9479 after 6 p.m. Heat, hot-water, gas, electricity Includ- Q.A,: Engineering- De»lgn and wNte PI8HWA9HERS - King James Nursing J Zlzlk. Executive Director, Middle- vears old In excellent condition- Set WANTED ed. $150. Phone T87-8938 after 5 p.m. lest procedures for data, ?otnn'iun-lca- Home. 291-31O0. own Sewerage Authority, »21 Highway swers, accessory, figure tips! Book 3, "Quilts for Today's Irons, leathers,, saddle pad. Asking $175. Used Oriental Rugs 364-8260 after 5 p.m. (More Classified Ads tlons. To I12k. FEB - ""- 35 Mlddletown, N. J., 07748. Living". 15 patterns. 50c Chlneso and Persian USED CAR PARTS MANAGER — For Bayahore Only$l. THREE PIECE L1VINO ROOM Also Wall Tapestries On The Next Page) Bupt,: Paper converting--KnoVL."». F • Chrysler & Plymouth, Atlantic Hlgh- SUITE FRIEDMAN OALLERlKB 174-314: chlnery. To J10 - tlsk. 6B "VD. MAINTENANCE MAN anaa. A busy new car shop needs ex WANTED We need an experienced malntcnanci $50. Call. 741-5316. w perienced man In Parts Department TRUNKS — 24x43x12, $5. Telephot! Clocks, pocket watches, coins, guns, oli BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Supervisor: Printing shW. K»o _AB man to keep our usedicar inventory ii excellent opportunity for the right man HELP WANTED—Male-Female BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES lens. Kodak. Smrfi camera, 38mm t4, $5 oak furniture, fine glassware, 41« Dick offset machines. To Stftoo-^EE top shape. Excellent opportunity for All company benefits. Call 291-2110 01 Sunlamp. $2. 046-8437. incinds. gold, old jewelry. 229-3235. PAID. rtfjht man. All company benefits. Ap- 291-9200. Ask for Fred Elkins ply In person at Russell Oldsmoblle- KENNEL HELP WANTED — Full COMBINATION — OHIce-utorage iralv ANTIQUE JEWELRY — Top cul Cadlllac Co., 100 Newman Springs Rd PAINTER WANTED — Apply at IK timV. Red Bank Animal Hospital. Call IBM 360 Computer er for cotntrucllon. IT otlice "pace, 1( pild. 1JBS DEUX. 799 Rlvyr Rt, fait AND " Red Bank. Ask for Alan Holsey. Lexington Ave., Fair Haven, between [or appointment 747-3636. storage space. Used only 4 months. Wll! Haven. East Tue» • Bat. 11-5. 7U-4S37. *>?*** and 7 p.m ON PREMISES FOR STUDENT USE deliver. Call 747-3866 after 5 p.m. GROW WITH NEW / MOTOR OIL COLLECTOR PAYS TOP CASH FOR SUDDENLY PACKAGING PLANT — i need a hard, BROILER MAN — Must be ex- PERSON to use patient lift to put.In- SALE ANTIQUES, ETC. — Picture OLPTRAINS or will trade HO.. working high Xchool graduate with me- perienced. Full time. All benefits. Apply valid to bed. Five nlghU pet week. Call • Keypunch and Typing i.-amei, glassware, lurnlture, Iron ware, O or atandard ganies. 774-3710. YOU'RE EV chanical ability who Is wllllngto lean Port Monmouth Officers Open Mess 0[ 291-3818. • • Office Automation etc. 117 Main Bt. 2 doors from lire i/t Personnel 5«ryjee Packaging: plant operations, Excellent call 532-4G81. Equal opportunity employ FOR SUP.!, PQSI- house. Port Mommouth. Open 12 to !. Of WANTED ~ialary, top fringe benefits. Call Dean • Computer Programming Rt. 36. BUSINESS llchey, 2125-1240; An equal opportunity PART-TIME W-O-R-K-E-R MOVING - Maple lurnlture. ga» «fy«J. BI0KM-BU1LT-FOR-TWO — C»ll 167 Broad St. Red employer. Delivery and collections. Must be avail Approved for new veteran benefits. tools, miscellaneous. 424 East Highland, MAKING Day and nlgtit classes. Low tuition and T'"y' M2-UT1. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — able between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Monoaj ter.Red Bank. job placement assistance. AtlanUc Highlands. 291-0432. NOW IS THE TIME — To sell jour Experienced only. Must do minor re- trough Friday. $2.25 per hour. Call The guns, new and old. Pleaae call GOOD MONEY pairs. Day shirt. Apply In person be- ally Register, Circulation Dept, 741. SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS ALUMINUM EXTENSION LADDER- AUTO BODT MAN .-. ^"' lkr*« QU 2O'.l.at,teP..$3a2Calle 264-4600 1 tween 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. BRITTAIN &U- MIC Come to Marlboro Country! Next class Aug. 18 (Recession Prooj) dealership. Paid vacate" ' E*<:«llent NOCO. Hwy 35 and Laurel Ave., Mid PART-TIME New positions, new bu»e«. Marlboro WANTED TO BUY — Mini-bike. «il«•ilajyy . Fringe benetlbenefitst . Afflly s •*•w' . »„ die town. Guaranteed $67.60 weekly three eve- Township School District. Top salary, SURFBOARD — 6'3 Weber Australia .onabl. price. Cj« We're proud to talk about » tun. Monday through Maiy- BOB nines, half-day Saturday. No ex- paid health benefit.. A tine place lo Northeast Computer Institute gooood condition. $10 741-9409 or 741- WHITB BU1CK. 741-8200!, * _ FUEL OIL perience necessary. Get pencil and pa- work Experience preferred, \ut not 0137. TWO HOLLYWOOD BEDS — 30" or 33 our business. It's fascinat- r required. Call Mr. LamUerson, 462- 60 English Plaza Red Bank CELLO CASE - *I. Violin bows, $5. Wde. Must be firm and clean. Call ing. Dynamic. Appeals to TOUNO MAN WANTED —To «»? lth In 6759, for Interview. paint and wallpaper store- Ssper*tein B, SALESMAN 7474647 Electric Iron, $3. Massager, $3. Camera Long Branch. 222-63^4. OPERATOR WANTED—For large rub- MERCHANDISE feVtTmVt3.'B46W7. the small investor. No ex- EXPERIENCED ber, tired hackhoe loader. Steady posi- ll ti $3 M68437 ONWOACH — Man's and woman'a 28' perience necessary. With BROITvER MEN _— SI* "iays- ^oca tion with rapidly growing construction SITUATIONS WANTED-Female FOR SALE threiMir five-speed, used racer bicycles. Steady position. Frlendl/ »tmo»Phere company tor the right mm. M. J. OUver 264-4418. To work for major oil company In Construction Co.. 739-O7S0. very little money he or she Call 117-5721. Astiury Park, N, J. Excellent benefits TV-STBREO-AM/FM RADIO - Wal- STRUMBNTS.UP TO 50% OFF LIST can achieve financial satis- program and opportunity (or advance- MAN TO OPERATE umall farm-type nut finish, like new. »200 or te« oi- PRICE. Anderson's, 30 Broad St., Red MANAGEMENT TRA|NEE ment. Send resume to Box U-174, Tli tractor end combine for young, progres- ler. 566-0652 after 5. Bank. PETS AND LIVESTOCK faction—quickly or moder- Dally Register, Red Bank. An emia sive lawn service. Excellent opportunity UTILITY TRAILER 61IO HEAVY FIREPLACE AND KINDLINQ WOOOOD ately. It's yours to decide. opportunity employer. •or advancement. Red Bank-Oakhursi EXPERIENCED NURSES' AID - DUTY — Two wheel sit-ply tires. Call — All your auto trunk will hold . YOYO' CHESTNUT 0ELD1NO — Thorough- a,rea. 741-2325. load It. »10. 747-0466. bred, 1D.2 hands, 10 years old. Exce Ours is a vending ma- GROCERY CLERK — Small nupe Wishes to care for lick or elderly 741-8988 dayi. 747-0412. 6-8 p.m. only. lent hunter and Jumper. Call 747-0548. market. Must be famllUr with produce, SALES—Full time. Experience not nee. perjon. References. Uve-out. Part or SIX SWIVEL KITCHEN CHAIRS - chine program. The best dairy, and grocery departments. t>on" essary. Opportunity for advancement. lull time. Call 787-3288 alter 6. ALLSEW SHOPPES Make oiler. Klrby vacuum cleaner, all view ft» "another job." We want a hus Apply Persament, Rt. 35, Hazlet, attachments. Call 566-4128. S PONIES We establish route loca- BODY tier. . .Interested and ambitious. Ful' BXPBBIENCED BABYSITTER — 48 Church St. 495-0177 Keansburt Must iell. Reasonable. 691-15511 tions. Provide finest line of EXPERIENCED- FLOOR WAXER _ Seeking Ileady five day. a week In ELECTRIC MOTORS — 50 to choose time. Start NOW. 229-72?2, Mr. Bodano. And window cleaner. Salary H50 per TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machine;. from. Single and UirBe-phase, five water ONE YEAR OLD - English Springer snack items. We train, FOREMAN MA week, ,V,i-day week. 566-5618. your home. ORelerencw. liven. Call All makes new or used. Guaranteed. To take over and opcrat0 MAINTENANCE MEN — Experienced, 4:30-5-30 p.m., 7<1-2»T1. Low »s »». SerplM'i, 101 Moomoutb pumps plus three new nqulrrel-type Spaniel. AKC registered. Oood with counsel, guide, hold your ccssful body shop on " nercfmapi to do porter work and floor waxing. YOUNG MAN — (Over 21). Stead: St. Next to theater. 747-0*85. Km«, V "haft. WU1 Mil a. whole children. 787-2798. fcaals. Apply In person a|i|Busse" Olds- Work in one building full time. Ad No. work in hardware store located In Rei MATURE WOMAN WILL DO BABY- lot lor quick sale. 741-7558 or 842-2031 DOG GROOMING—ALL BREEDS hand until you're firmly mobne-Cadlllac Co., 100 r-lewnian 50. 747-5566. Bank. Phone Mr. B. 747-0465. SITTING-Call W« sroom to please. or ERECT-A-STAIR UNPAINTED FURNITURE entrenched. No experience Springs Rd., Red BanK- *«k ' Nel SALESMAN — SHOP AT HOME. FOR MATURE RESPONSIBLE MAN—For yourself. CUSTOM PACKAGE STAIR- Call &42-5S50 necessary. Just honesty, in- Btvary- —-^_^—~___ DRAPERIES AND SLIPCOVERS. AP- chemical plant, day shift five days a YOUNO. DEPENDABLE H0UK WAY Simple to erect, beautiful to Also stools, chairs, desks, chesti. EDEN ACRE KENNEL PLY SHREWSBURY DEOORATORB, week. Apply in person, 100 Clark St. discount prices. CaBh and carry. tegrity, willingness to list- SKRVIOE STATION ATTENDANTS — 468 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY. WIFE desires work to do at home, call look _ at. $74.95 for plain type. Call For "Heavenly" Oroomlng Kcyport. 291-0162 between 12-4 p.m. 741-6500. Boarding. B4M0M: (2) Experienced only. Fuii-tJfii1 e and RED BANK LUMBER en, work and Eive good part-time. Auto rnccnaj" ;. fo'l-'lme- SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS (2 WOMAN — Would like to take care ol PROFESSIONAL DOO QR00MINO — Apply In jrerson, POKT .'trjrlMOUJTH RED BANK LUMBER Pearl and Wall, Red Bank. 741-5500 1 service. — Full time days, 40-hour week. Part, elderly person."' Red Bank By appointment only. AKC pood * Olfl> SERVIOE. Rt 36 4 Wilson time evenlnRS. Apply In person Rlv- HELP WANTED—Male-Female Pearl and Wall Sts. 12' WOODEN STEPLADDER — Like and ichnauMrjuippllea. 671-9621. , You need a car and at ervlew shell, 111 B. Front St., Re DESKS 115 UP. FILES, table!, chairs, new, $45. China closet, $15, washing ma. Bank. WILL BABY-SIT IN MY HOME - adding machines, typewriter!, olllce chine, good condition, wringer type. $2t HORtSTsfALL FOR RENT least $600 for minimum in- COLLEGE STUDENTS Mon^Frl. hourly, or by the week. Call equipment, «tc. at bargain prlcei Barbecue with rotlsserle, UBed once, $6. MIDDLETOWN AREA A SERVICE WRITER nftcr 5, 741-5376. New or used. AAC DESK OUTLET. Phone 542-3133. CALL 741-2382 EVENINGS vestment strictly for equip- Busy new car ahop needs experienced REGISTERED NURSE — Wants pri- Rt. 35, Oakhurst. 531-3950. OLD FASHIONED SCHOOL DESKS — WEIMARANBR PUPS - Champloi ment and inventory. No fee MCDONALD'S iveN EARN$I25 + Wk Decorative scroll work. $5 to $10. 264- siock. Field and Bench. Whelpei dl man to write service orders. Excellem vate duty 7-3:30 p.m. in Matawan area. PIANOS — ORGANS or extra of any kind re- WS Hwy 35 Mld etowi opportunity for Tight man- All com' Call 560-0777 between 9-4 p.m. _. Over 100 new and used Instruments. 5884 or 264-2039. April 15. $100-$150. Reserve you: w« need full or part-'ltnt -workers nany benefits including pension plan, WORK 2 OR MORE WKS. Unlimited rentals . warehouse prices. PUP now. Call 899-1412. quired. Be ambitious and for evenings. Must b* M least 18 life Insurance, hospltahzatlon and uni' BABY-SITTING IN MY HOME; - Kor TWO BI,ACK KANTWET CAB SKATS yeara old. NOW THROUGH SEPT. 30 working mother. Experienced. Hatlot. 0 — In excellent condition. |5 each or bot OOOD HOMES FOUND FOR OLDER willing to expand. forms. Apply In person at Ruasel ORGAN WAREHOUSE. 12 Throck- for IS. Call 747-1097. DOGS — Cash paid for pedigreed Oldsmoblle-Cadlllac Co,, 100 Ntwmar Open 7 days 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. morton Bt.. Freehold. Open 8-9. Call litters Stan Lerne-r. Dog Trainer. 229- Vigorous 4-billion plus HELP Springs Rd., Red Bank. Ask for Bml OCEANPORT MOTHER — Will care 462-4730. SURFBOARD — 0'8", and car rack- Sen ram. GOOD HUMOR tor little girl In my home. Monday $20. Good condition. Remington portabl< 7781. 229-8033. recession proof business. 585 Shrewsbury Ave, Shrewsbury, N.J, through Friday. 222-2844 after 5. DINING ROOM SET — Table, two typewriter, $10. 671-1270. LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUPPIES— EXPERIENCED AUTO CAR POLISH- leaves, pads, lour chairs, hutch, $140. Cash sales. No credit risks. ER — And aeneral cleanup. This 1B a (Opn. Red Bank Airport) SIX ALUMINUM storm and screen win AKC ^Jlack. Excellent temperament. You must be 18 years or older, and Table saw with motor, 560. Air purifier, dowa. Three 23x55, one 28x55, one 28x44, Evenings after 6. 671-5378^ Works for you day and permanent JOD, good pay, all fringe oen have a valid N.J. driver's license. $20. 741-6006. WATCHMAN ellts and opportunity tor advancemen SITUATIONS WANTED-Male - one 23x36. $30. 291-1339. ARC STANDARD POODLES — Black night — even while you Apply Red Bank Auto Imports, 119 Ea* EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR — For men SURFBOARDS - 8 6" Weber Feath or }rown. Top quality. Bel-Tor-Wycllff Newman Springs Rd.. Red Bank. tal health association. Administrate COLLEGE PAINTERS — Interior and •r 180- B'4" Weber Performer. J60 OARAGE SALE — Including G.E lines. Phone (5ofl446-9658. sleep. Quick turnover. Part-time opening for Per- Good condition. Call 747-5443. dryer, snare drum and foot cymTmls. H ability: skill in program development. exterior. Three years experience. Insur- F! system. All In excellent condition. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — Original investment can be MAINTENANCE — Light maintenance, Call 542-3444 or 7ft-3§89. ed Free estimates. Call between 11 Many miscellaneous items. 201 Hardin son nQgrjing Mon. through Sat. 8:30 to 2 p.m. pleas VJJ or 9-11 P.m. 229-7246. TOP SOIL AKC. sire; Utility obedience. Excellent returned in short time. ant working conditions. Year round. NURSES'AIDES AND ORDERLIES - aVJJvro. or 911 P.m Rd., Red Bank. 747-9504. temperament, large bones. 542-2496 oi Ideal for semi-retired man. Call THE All shifts. After short probationary peri, EXPERIENCED SUPERINTENDENT 741-2604 OARAGE SALE — Sat. Bun.. 10 to 5 542-0689. Requires only 6 to 8 HEARTH, 747-0556. for appointment od $85 per week. Liberal fringe benefits -Seeks position with ,«"'"»™fc ,'j DAVIDSON OFFSET PRBSS-Model Water skis, Ilbcrglas bow. suitcasea. hours per week of serious DO NOT PHONE. Apply In perBOn Shore area. Please call 787-4124 alter 6 POCKET TOY POODLE — Black, ( earnings. weekdavs 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. ATLANTIC 341.10X15. Excellent condition. Call etc. 150 Kings Hwy, Mlddletown. weeks old, AKC male. Must sell due ti attention. Like getting re- HIGHLANDS NURSING HOME, 8 Mid- p.m after 5 p.m., 542-0786. Illness In family. $85. 264-5828. HELP WANTED.— MALE ROOFING-PAINTINO-CARP«!NTRY MOVING TO FLORIDA — Household tirement pay, annuity or dlctown Ave., Atlantic Highlands. Items. Refrigerator, rugs, mis. WEIMARANER — male. Two yean Free estimates. Reasonable. cellaneous. Call 291-0048. COOK — Institutional experience p old Championship background. Can be pension — oniy better! rcrred. Varied rfilfts between the hmiri HAMMOND DINING ROOM SET r- Mahogan: for pet, show or field. Good home a If you're serious, sincere, of 5:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Forty-hour table, four chairs, buffet. $100. Odds an "must." Call 787-7187. ATCO CERAMICS CORP. week. Good benefit program. For Inter- enda. Call alter 5 p.m. 741-O930. let's talk. Letter preferred, yfl FACTORY MECHANIC FINANCIAL CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES HWY. 35 M4-B000 KE ORT view appointment, cal! Monmouth Me- AIR CONDITIONER — Whirlpool. H. Three months old. AKC registered giving name, address, dical Center. Long Branch, 222-5200, Call 787-5483 Steady work near home for cap- Ext. 491. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ORGAN 000 BTU. Two years old. Just over phone number, and suffici- hauled. $130. Call Long Branch, 870- EXQUISITE ORAY HARE — Borrel able man. Year-round, indoors. Rft* SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS WANTED. 1951. gelding. Also bay gelding and palomin ent references to verify. GUARDS Must have good driving record. Wll BODY SHOP TAPE RECORDER — AHal M-fl with mare. $175 to $275. Call 4J6-7358. Write to: oalr machinery, valves, pumps, train If necessary. Call 204.5400 for In. Highly successful body shop operation speakers and microphones. Call eve, VANGUARD SECtlRlTy INC. terview. available for qualified operator on a STUDIO AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS Usury Industries, Inc. conveyors. Will train nlngs 842-1925. $25. Ask for Ruth or Josephine. Seeks ntol, alert imnvldug,, for full ACTIVE REAL ESTATE OFFICE - percentage basl«. Munt be experienced 787-9754. time, uniformed, s«Ur|iy vvorK- In all phases of body shop ope rat on. OF ASBURY PARK SURFBOARD — Ski. 7'6". Good condi- Dept. 2040A on |ob. Age open. Can use services of licensed sales- Pirtti Amboy area. person. Earnings commensurate with Contact Russell Oldsmotiilc-Cadlllac MC DACHSHUNDS -- AKC — Reds an willingness to work. We give FULL as- NEW HAMMOND "' " 6«-2083. 1195 Empire Central, • 4-12, 12-8 Jhlfij ovolloblj Good pay. In line Co 100 Newman Springs Rd.. Red black-and-tans. Males and females na sistance. Good working arrangements. Bank. Ask for Nell Bavary. LEAVING FOR SCHOOL -3 h.p. mln- Wormed, shots, paper trained. Out- Dallas, Texai 7S247. • t2 per hour s1art' rate Air replies confidential^ Our personnel CADETTE ORGANS iblkc $125, Complete HO Hobby trains standing champlonnnlp breeding. Cal • Guaranteed oV'tlnu with experience. are aware of this "AD". LAUNDROMAT — For sale. Shore area. $555 $100. Call 747-4054. • Equipment pf^lfltd LEWINGER AGENCY Call 495-082O • Steady assWnent 30 E. Main St. Freehold Includes bench, delivery. Instant-play <6:Sr35 RESTAURANT FOR SALE — In Red book (lets you play songs on your own from the start! and 6 weeks of lessons Apply t am. - S p.m- Mon- " Frl-» ATCO CERAMICS CORP. SEWING 'MACHINE OPERATORS Hank Bhopplnc area. For further In- at no charR*. COME IN FOR A FREE 8 Tlndall Rd., (Rot»rts elds•) Flplsliers nnd pres.iers. For work on formation calV after 5 p.m. 741-OjW; 71 DEMONSTRATION. ^AIddleto^lm, or coll * -5on '"f op- HWY. 35 /264BO00 KEYPORT Indies' and children's cnata. Steady •DOUBLE YOUR INCOME— On n part- polnlmenl. work. 35-Hour werk. Call 741-9025 Joy time! Imals. If you're »crlou« call PR 5-9300 Ann C«it». 34 Willow St.. nod Bank CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY 7B7-8785. 300 Main Gt. Aibury Park RUS DRIVERS — Hnlmrtrl TownshIn iATISFlEI) WITH YOUR PRESENT Open dally 'til 9; ant, 'ill 5:30 A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI Kdiinl of Education. Will train IF not 1|. INCOME? Lot your nMlity atipplcmcnl , ,,,/JF.—fl" Mark and white portable TV HELP WANTED--Male-Female HELP WANTED-Malc-Femalc censed. Top pay. Need not be resident ol vour Income Husband nnd wife work to- with nurchasH of 2'.\" color conimle TV Holmdel. Call 264-7147. Kcthcr. For lntorvlcw call 741-6HU. from flfilcct group, Prices start at Ml!». Qlnnt clearance, whole ntoro. ANDER- HELP WANTED-MalcFcmalc TORTEASE—TWO BAY SON'S, 30 Hroad Bt.. Red Hank. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY COLONIAL FURNITURE LOVERS Adding Machines-Typewriters General Contractors Pearl anil Bead Kestrlnglng GULF SERVICE STATION Pot-liellled slovc lump with hand- Excellent neighborhood location. Holm- some rod shade. 51" nigh. $75. Au- ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters OARPENTUV — Additions, paneling, del 4 Bethany Bds., Hazlet. Paid thentic flax wheel. 67"x70 . perfect stops, sidewalks, patio odd Johs. Expertly on bnildr,l nylon S1..W a 'IMMEDIATE OPENINGS: r sold, rented, repaired. Scrplco's. 101 Reasonable rates. 812-4385. 747-2338. strnnil. Sterling clasps from 75c. training. 086-351)5, 9-5 weekdays. 281- condition. J12. i. i framed plcturen au- Monmouth St.. itcd Bank. 747-0185. RFU'SSILLES'. 36 Broad St.. Red n HELP! 0139 nlghtn nnd weekends. thentic Revolutionary Soldiers 17"xll". • Nurm' Aide* hi(ts. full time) tionary print in rod, white and blue. Diamonds Bought or Restyled Full and, parM'irJie Call "717-40(12 for appointment. Odd Jobs • Di«t«ry Aide* 'full ani p»rt-tim«) INSTRUCTION Let ua buy the diamonds you don't CORRIGAN'S r Earn *2.iiO to U20 per hr. "DTS1M~A"N TLINO CENTURY OLD wear or let us reatyle them for you LIOHT HAULING - Collars, ga- • Kitchen H«lp« » (pull and parMim*) BARN-PeRgcd <:oak construction. For personally. ReunsllloB', 36 Broad Si. rages cleaned up. Free estimates. Plumbing and Heating • Maidi (Day jhift, full and P«rt-tim«) We* train PIANO AND ORGAN nale, all or part, Umbers, beama, SUHIR. 711-2149 after 3 p.m. Call 741-8612 JoiotB. rafterfl, shingles, old brick. Call 127 Oakland St. • Rorteti (Full «nd Part-time, day and evening shif . Drivers, routemen 747-9106 nfter 5 p.m. Will deliver. General Contractors Hand out free gilts. CERTIFIED TEACHER — In second- TV Repair !t nv <0 0 1 int0 0Uf BUILDBIl — Additions. Alterations. Rod Bank 747-2706 RivervisW Ho»P «l i ite« Y°« I" ' . HlQh commission on orders. ary education will tutor a limited FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES — numier of students in French from GamKes. Roots and Nw Homei AIA MAKES — ALL MODELS Welfare and people with credit prob- 111-3305. Ralph A, Cole. Guaranteed Repairs PLUMBING - Hosting. lalary, pleoijn* vyorl! estimates. CjllHMlM. Sowor Trenching and In business. Industry and government RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL 20 Broad St. Entontown Bam Sllberhlatt, Highlands. ObSEN CO., INC. Hooflnc. sldlnB & CARL B. JONES — Painting and Installation Work. 35 Union St, Red Bank start with EOPI training. Day_and Insulation Installed and Ruarantead wallpapering. Fully Insured. For tret We're growing! •venlnn. Call ECPI at 612-2800 or MOODY TILT BED TRAILER — 4x11)' for 10 years. 775-O705. 291-0640. .. estimate!, call i»-383S. 741-2700 "*• 225 visit ECPI. 265 Monmouth P«.rlt Hwy.. Never used An «iual opportunity employer West Lone Branch. 660-5728 MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1970 18 BOUSES FOR SALE APARTMENTS APARTMENTS Peanuts 1 GET BACK OUT THERE KEVPORT w MEEn UKUVE •>»». IT'S A TAXING Bridge H«; MANAGER, rr^ HOT OUT IN OTTER REID .. GROVE GARDENS SITUATION THERE IN WHERE YOU 0ELON6.' . . '. BUT WE HAVE Advice CENJERFIEIP EFFICIENCIES A PLEASANT SOLUTION ONE AND TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS We have a large selection of building By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Bites and .resale home* available In Holmdel...a low lax rate, well-planned ' When you are a defender, SWIM CLUB FOR TENANTS community. Truly a country atmo- FREE HEAT, COOKING GAS, HOTWATER AND AIR CONDITION UNIT sphere, yet convenient to everything. always assume that you can Choose from our custom designs or TV. ond phane outlets, 12 cut. tt. refrigerators, parking ond wolk-ln storagt build to your specification*. defeat the contract. If you facilities. Spacious rooms, large closets. Wolk to shopping plaza, buses end GIVE US A OAliL TODAY! can win the right number of DIRECTIONS: Garden stole exit 117 to 36, east on 34 to Airport Shopping- BETSY ROSS AGENCY tricks only provided that part- H7 Hwy 35 26(-M56 Keyport FMazo, turn left, then two blocks to model apartment, Prom 35, (J. M. Open 7 Days a Week ner. holds certain cards, go Blondie Fields) to Hozlfl Ave. turn left to Middle Rood, straight ahead. Member Multiple Listing Service ahead on the assumption that HAZLBT—Seeing is believing. Mother 1O MNl/WWl *»n™ See Manager in Apartment 34 and daughter bf-level, This house has partner does indeed hold NOT TO LET ( WELL, THIS IS A.N many extras such as gas grill, full > EtAERSEMCV j_» ,^,-,.- IS WEA.RIMG TO THE sized patio, cyclone fence on a larg* those cards. At worst you will OSE OUR PHOME professionally landscaped lot. Asking VOO CANY 05E THE PHONE PARTY TONIGHT " "" 536.000. Owner anxious to sell. VA occasionally let declarer MOW/ I'/A EXPECTIMO B/CBPT. FOR and FIIA fin met ng available subject make an undeserved over- lo fovernment approval. A CALL ErAERGENCY MARRIED TEACHERS-COUPLE - trick or two; but you will of- FATHER — And leen-age son orfer at- Wish rural home. Will share costs or re- PALACE REALTY X tractive room, ooard and house privi- novation as partial rent. Any condition, ten defeat a contract that Vfi . leges In Rumson home, on bus line. In labor included. Call evenings 289-2345. ASSOCIATES #xchange for preparing evening meal. J* CaU 741-2802 days or 747-M7S evenings. RETIRED MAN — Wants small fur. 2958 Rt. 35 264-5300 Hazlet ' BRA^LyyiBEACH nlshen apartment near Red Bank' busi- (Across from Red Oak tMner) North dealer AvsMaMp Sept. 1. One and two bedroom ness district. 741-7787. Licensed Real Estate Broker Neither side vulnerable A \ JHfc\ apartments, furnished or unfurnished, YOUNG COUPLE — Wish to rent barn MOVE RIGHT IN — Better-than-new NORTH with elevator service. Reasonably ?o?weddlng. n Interested, call Colonial, dead-end street. Living room i ppriced. All utilities Included except elec- with fireplace, full dining room, mod- 4 1082 tricitv. Art now before thev arc gone. em kitchen with breakfast area. Three PHILJP CLASSMAN AND ASSOC, URGENTLY NEEDED—Room with 1 V KQ32 Broker 714-40)6. kitchen privileges. Fifteen minutes any bedrooms. 2 ,* baths. Full cellar, iiroher. i i-i-i.r.,,,. screened porch. Many extras. See it O A4 X=J KEYPORT AREA — Single person nr direction Mlddletown Shopping center. today. $39,600. couple only. Three rooms and bath. 671-0643. * A932 Js'pwly decorated. One month's fecurity. WATERBURY AGENCY mmi EAST Call 264-4319. FURNISHED ROOMS Realtor Insurer WEST 0- m <5 Years Of Service + A974 8-17 TWO B 62 Maple Ave. 747-330O Red Bank 4k KJ63 end floor, near RIverview Hospital. FATHER — And teen-age non offer at- C 10854 3 Large private home. Separate entrance. tractive room, board and house privi- HOLMDEL — ALMOST NEW! C A9 All utilities and newly decorated- No leges in Rumson home, on bus line, in Four-be droo»n Colonial has much to O 109732 O 865 pets. SIM monU\, Write tn Box W-193, exchange tor preparing evening meal. offer. Wall-to-wall carpet throughout. *K6 *Vhg Daily RegisterRegister. Red Bank. Call 741-2802 days or 747-0476 evenings. !Beauyfu! family room with beamed • 84 Mary Worth "ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ~ Two rooms celling and fireplace, V& ba.Uis, two- and bath. Furnished.N ISn privatT e home. "LARGE ROOM — witiTshower. rir«t car garage, full basement, beautiful SOUTH Suitable for teacher. Close to fchools. floor. PrivaU entrance. Call 747.1041. kitchen with pantry and dining area. KRISSIE!-.. Security required. 291-3450. 9-t p.m. 4-8 p.m. 9<6-8441. Low taxes! fM.000. • Q5 SWEETHEART RED BANK — Second floor. Semi*pri- KED~BANK — Three-room apartment." WALKER & WALKER. Realtor* O J76 TWkDANOKiRBSIE Newly redecorated, modern kitchen. vate bath and shower. One responsible Convenient location, pleasant iuxround- person. $20 a week. 741-1855. HWY 35 741-5212 SHREWSBURY O KQJ YN&A lrifts. $105 per month. 842-2526. FOUR BEDROOM SPLIT + QJ1075 GARAGES FOR RENT Well cared for nine-room home. Over North East South West 300 yds. wall-to-wall carpeting. Cyclone GARAGE — 21x20. Could be used tor fencing wlUl 16x31 swimming pool. 1 4. Pass 2 NT Pass stora~storage" . Cemen"*"""'•t HnijHincbuilding. In Red Bank. Moving to Florida. Will accept beat offer over $32,600. 671-9006 3 NT All Pass 673-" "17093 , 1O Ave.. Little Si LITTLE SILVER — Five bedrooms, Opening lead-0 6T0RE OR OFFICE-IS1*^ approxi large Kitchen, cedar paneled family Peled carpeted and air-cond REAL ESTATE FOR SALE room, in-ground awimmlng pool, air conditioning. Redwood deck with rtv. HOUSES FOR SALE erylew. Priced to sell Immediately. S62,m. 741-3054. . could be beaten in no other tt In excellent locauoo. i^a..B~.- ... KBANSBURG — Two bedrooms, com- any profession. Call 747-3730 between STOP LOOKING! pletely paneledpaneled. $2500, assume mort- way. gaggagee . 495-O406495-O406. t and 5. WE HAVE IT! When Billy Eisenberg of the FACTORY SPACE — Two 7,000 «q. Need four bedrooms, big family room, NEW COLONIAL RANCH — On wooded it floors, one 3,500 sq. ft floor, suit- screened porch, city sowers? Would lot. One of the finest Price open, offer] able for light manufacturing. For you like the children to walk to eciiool considered. 431-4870. ~ victorious American team leaae, call 717-1100. and have shopping and transportation MIDDLETOWN CAPE AIR-CONDITIONED OFFICES nearby^ This ideal home'offers wall- played today's hand during Reasonable rent Immediate occupan. to-wall carpeting, air conditioning, ap- ey. Apply • Serplco's, 101 Monmouth pliances. VA mortgage can be as-fenced-ln rear yard. Take, subject to 6% the world dhampionships a fit. Red BaaK, next t» Carlton Thea- sumed or Dew financing available. FHA mortgage wtth remaining balance ter. Transferred owner aakdnK $54,500. approxlmateTy M7.000. few weeks ago, West opened WAKEHOUHE FOR LEASE — 30x100. . PRANK FELICE AGENCY the ten of diamonds. Eisen- Overhead door. Available now. $150 per LAWLEY AGENCY Realtor 7U-5253 month. CaU after 10 a.m. 872-1773. NEW BHREWBBUftY — 3 or 4 bed. berg won in the South hand MODERN AIR CONDITIONED OF- Realtors - Insurors rooms, eat-In kitchen, full basement, FICES — Reasonable. 30 Linden PI.. VA or FHA financing arranged for qual- with the queen of diamonds Bed Bank. Phone 747-3620. Established 1932 llled buyer. »19,500. 741-3656. SPRING LAKE — (Brighton Plaza) 100 Hwy. 35 Red Bank NORTH LONG BRANCH—Knotty pine and led the queen of clubs for 40x25 air conditioned office, shop and dining room and living room with wail storage area. All utilities supplied. 5165 741-6262 to wall carpeting. Two bedrooms, full a finesse, losing to the king. a month. Other space available. Call basement $17,500. Call 222-1736 for ap- pointment 449-8321. SCHOOL DAYS East returned the eight of Are almost here so be prepared! FORCED TO SELL — Four-bedroom, FOR RENT OR LEASE — Industrial Are Uu-ee-tath split level. Eat-In kitchen, diamonds, and Eisenberg and office apace. 4050 pq. ft Very con- Lovely four-bedroom home with pan- huge paneled den with fireplace, venient Keyport location. Lease re- eled library overlooking rolling lawn screened porch and flagstone patio. Ex- played the king from his own quired for new building. Inquire M, J. and trees, large recreation room plus cellent schools. Professionally land- Oliver Construction. Phone 739-O750. work shop. Many extras including «- scaped for complete privacy. Two air hand under dummy's ace. {Son possibilities. Come look! *!»,- conditioners and some carpeting includ- ed. Asking $46,900. Call 747-5292 days Then he got to his hand with JOSEPH G. and M2-1805 evenings. the jack of dubs and led a HOLMDEL —Excellent opportunity for family with ideas. Large two-story low heart. West played low, McCUE farmhouse Is in process of being com- and dummy's king won. ) East {>letely renovated. Situated on almost *Toni BI., ftiv^.™ space, wo acres of property with a stream and Business was picking up, air-conditioned service, broadloom. Un- 80 large trees. Excellent residential area. furnished or furnished to BUit 312' and ™ '842-2760 $43,500, or will make allowance If buyer but declarer still wasn't D95' adjoining. One or both Call 542- wants to do some work. Call eves. 264- 7000. Ask for Mr. Barber or Mr. Pflu- RUMSON REAL ESTATE B176- home. He led the ace of clubs CENTER FAIR HAVEN — We have lowered our and continued with the ten ATTRACTIVE OFFICE price for this new contemporary CUB- The Wizard of Id BPACE — Available in modern, con- tom-bullt house. Five bedrooms, 2^4 and seven of clubs. Both de- venient Red Bank office building. NEW SHREWSBURY baths, three fireplaces, large foyer and den with aged beams. Custom designed fenders discarded first a high Ample parkingliforla. Renl tservice* include.s all Mill- Rustic Ranch kitchen and dinette with a new Corning Surrounded by tall trees, this three- Ware cooktop stove. Laundry room, full spade and then a low spade. bedroom ranch offers an Inviting, se- basement and two-car garage. Walking cluded setting. Large country style distance to school. 741-0516. Too Many Discards kitchen, paneled family room, two full baths, living room and dining TRANSFERRED. OR JJUST OUT- By this time the defenders room. $35,500. GROWING YOUh HOME? —C Call or write for AppleBroolc'i monthlthl y HHomea had thrown too many spades WAMTS FEIST &FEIST for Living magazine. Offers pictures, to defeat the jcontract. South Realtors prices, descriptions. Absolutely no TO RETURN Monmouth Shopping Center cost, no obligation- APPLEBROOK could safely lead another Eatontown, N. J. AGENCY, Realtors. 950 Hwy. 35, Mid- A MINK (201) 542-4*45 dletown. ^ baths, all appli- mately 100x100 for ono e or two-familtwo-familyy SHREWSBURY house All utilities and sewersers.. GooGd lol - SUPPER T0NI6HT, ances. Security, references. $350 per house. All utilities and se 47-3S66 after contract was to run the lonth. 842-7812, RANCH ESTATE cation. Asking $6000. Call PAW RANCH ESTATE 5p.ra spades, and therefore each NEW COLONIAL RANCH — Wooded Exceptionalll y spaciousi , superblbly built a p.m. lot Immediately available. Rental price and well maintained on landscapelandscaped CONTEMPORARY BUILDING BTTE^ defender should have saved -"••4S70. acre. Secluded area. Only two blocks Over % acre of trees in Deepdale sec- his spades. Each defender RANCH HOUSE — 3 bedrooms, Sept 1. to railroad station and shopping 20' tion of Oak Mill Just crying for that Two month's security. Also 3-room dream house. Falls off in rear. (18,000. should have relied on his nished bungalow. M6-4733, Call 671-0362 after 7 p.m. No brokers; pie partner to hold the missing high spades. 787-7418 MODERN RANCH — Over well landscaped grounds, four pea- HAZLET — Lot 100'xl70\ Cleared. DAILY QUESTION OAKHURST — Three-bedroom duplex, rooms, two baths, kitchen with dinette, Paved streets and sidewalks, sewers, l Partner opens with one fireplace, jtarage. &mall family. Lease. full basement with recreation room, block to school, shopping and bus. Resi- No pels, tap. Z&M683. two-cair attached garage. Convenient dential area. For Information call 767* dub, and the next player pas- to shopping and schools. S33.900. _ Tour-bedroom untur- 4080 alter 8:30. ses. You hold: S-Q 5 H-J 7 „,„. oarage. Sun deck. 3 Ca- WATERBURY AGENCY Oaknurst. . Realtor Insurer COMMERCIAL PROPERTY 6 D-K Q J C—Q J 10 7 5. The Phantom 45 Years Of Service In- 62 Maple Ave. 1*7-3500 Red Bank What do you say? A FRIENP MAMEP S or VATR HAVEN — Antique Colonial In TELL ME MIDDLETOWN village aecUon. Seven rooms. l% baths. Answer: Bid three clubs. I PIANA PALMERPALMER?? YES, WHAT IT IS. 74M575. Beautiful three-bed room ranch, \lk Ample parking for offices or shops. BEFORE I WAS Asking 330,150. Call 741-7686 or 222- Even if this is not forcing (ex- ' TO you. PR.LUAGA. BIX-ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT — baths, large living room with fire- >OU PON'T OBJECT ELECTEP PRESIDENT, Baseboard heat, fireplace, patio. Refer- place, dining room and den. On a se- pert opinions differ on a jump FOR MV cluded dead end street. Beautiful TO UNPERTAKING SHE WORKEP FOR ences, security required. $165 monthly. raise in a minor 6Uit), you ME IN THE U.N. COUHTR/ 787-1635. trees and lawns. Secluded but near to REAL ESTATE WANTED A MISSION TO y FAIR HAVEN — Three-bedroom Colo- transportation. {39,000. will probably not miss a game THEU.N, "" MEDICAL CORPS. THE MIsaOM nial. September occupancy. Lease 5400 WALKER I WALKER, Realtors IS EVEN per month. Mrs. Hinton. HALL BROS., HWY 33 671-3311 MIDDLETOWN COLTS NECK-HOLMDEL if partner passes. (You might MORE Realtors. 743-7686. We have ready qualified buyers, so miss a game that should be IMPORTANT/ HOUSE POR RENT — Five rooms and RAY H. STILLMAN, Realtoi for fast efficient aervtoe, call J. D. "Our 52na Year" ROCHE, Realtor, Rt- 34, Colts Neck. defeated.) In the recent world bath. $115 monthly plus utilities. No «M Hwr. 36 Shrewiburr 74V8M0 children or pets. Security required. Call RED BANK — RUMSON AND MILKS 4*2-2741. Member Multiple Lilting Ser- championship a great expert 264-3947 after I p.m. AROUND — Multiple Listings. SenTlor vice THREE-BEDROOM, two-bath ranch. free catalog of modest homes, farrai. ibid 2 NT with this hand, but Waterfront. Private 'beach with dock. palatial Rumson estates, waterfronu, BUYERS WAITING 8350 per month unfurnished. Year's acreage, lots, business opportunities. For homes, estates, farm*, acreage, this frisky bid is recommend- lease. BAHKB REAL ESTATE 872-1600. waterfronU, businesses. Industrial and ed only for world champions. HOUBE IN* SARASOTA, FLOR- LOCUST-RUMSON AREA business properties. IDA—After Sept. int. Choice location. Furnished three bedrooms, two bathB, RAY H. STILLMAN, Rwltor kitchen, combination dining and living "Our 62nd Year" LEGAL NOTICE room, Florida room, two-car enclosed MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE garage. Write Box 0-194, The Dally •48 HwyJ5 Shrewsbury 741-8«0o Register. Red Bank, 'LUTINGiiw S OvF* isjiii'ijbjv HOMES TOMORROW: THE MISSION In KeansburKebgt • Mlddletown - Hazlel - RED BANK nB>ii, BACHELORS (2l—Shar(2)—Share air-condair-condii- RUMSON HolSSS m» Bmolto Agency. 787-0123. BOARD OF ED143ATION tioneMoned home near beach,, pools witwith HARDING no AD younyoung executive salesmen.. Year rroundd. WATERFRONT - 356" WE CAN MULTIPLE LIST BED BANK, NEW JERSEY WJ01 »100 per month each. 281-2309 eves. Dock and boat. Two acres. Ranch NOTICE TO SUPPLIERS with nine oversized rooms. 5'^% mort- YOUR HOME Th« Red Bank Regional High School Beetle Bailey WANTED TO RENT gage, $89,000. 842-3o93. Owner. Call today and elve details and cash Board of Education will receive sealed PLENTY OF FAMILY LIVING—In this price. STERLING THOMPSON A AB-BIDS Jor transportation of one route— @ / LET'S SEE npaclous flve-'jedroom, three-bath Cape 80C 717-5600 -rlvate school—for the school year I'LL TRY, BUT f / WHAT HlE'S Cod on large lot. There in a homey faml- f970-71 until 3:00 P.M. on August 28, WANTED WE BUY HOMES DIRECT 1070, and will Immediately proceed to TCV- tO 5TA-7V ™ERE'5 6CWET*|W:•:• '•'-•'•' (or incoming personnel. THE BXRG Colonial on the Navealnilk River. Three Agency. Multiple Uatlnga. 747-4100, The Board reserves the right to re- f •ACENCY. Rt 35. Mlddletown. 671-1000. big bedrooms: gracious entry loyerfoyer. ^j' ject any and all bids, award bids In living room, formal dining room, three whole or In part and waive Immaterial COUPLE — No children, want 3-4 room fireplaces and acreened-in porch. Deep LEGAL NOTICE Informalities if deemed to the Board's \ unfurnished apartment. In private home natural wooded lot. S59.500. Call today! advantage to do so. or duplex house. Keyport-Matawan E. A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Real- ||M %i#*tis*L area. Call 566-2017 after 6. tors, 555 Prospect Ave., Little silver. SALVATORE F. GIOVENCO I/ANDLORD3 NEEDED — To provide 741-4500. ' I.F.flAI. NOTICE Datc( $7.61) 8-17 , rentals lor qualified tenant*. Our expert TRANSFERRED—IMMEDIATE POS- The Board of Education of Holmdel AUR. screening fiervlce will protect votir in- SESSION. Eight-room bl-level, four bed. vestment. BOB GRIMM AGENCY, 1 Township will receive Bldn for the fol- NOTICE •- . Realtor, 566-8400. ^___ rooms, ] V baths. Central air, com-lowing'on or before 2:00 p.m. (pre- TAKE NOTICE THAT: Application pletely carpeted. Large' family room, vailing tlmet on August 27, 1970 at the bus been made to the Municipal Coun- Blldlng'doors'to patio with gas grill.- Administration Offices of the Board, 12 cil of the Borough of Keanaburg, N.J., Fating country club. Beautiful area. Hillcrest Road, Holmdel, New Jersey to transfer to Trl-J Johanaen," Inc. for BOUSES FOR SALE ;;P..m By owner. Phone 774-7476. 07733. premises located at 93-fl7 Beachway, LIVE RENT FREE WHILE YOUR RE-ROOFINO OF THE (Southeast corner of first floor of Pogo TENANTS PAY MORTGAGE—Only INDIAN HILL SCHOOL building), the Plenary Hctall Consump- J6.000 a.sHUmcfi this Keansburg duplex Specifications and Bid Forms may he tion License itC-2 heretofore issued to FOR REAL SERVICE featuring four beriroom.Rberiroomfl,, living room,. secured from the Office of the Board Cancy'a Jnc, t/a Canpy's, foj- premises dining roooom and kitchen. Plus firparatp. Becretary at the above address between located at 93-97 Beachway, (Southeast IN REAL ESTATTEt hPiitlriR. This is all nituated on a lovellovly corner of first floor of building), in the hourn of (1:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. the nald BorouRh of Kcnnsburg, N. J. Consult a • rfie-shad.ftn' lol t Call 220>|i25». riajly except Saturday and Blindny. Bids Bhnll he presented in a scaled en- The following are the namen and OF HUMAN BEAMS TO cu'fiif&luIflON, Member of ranch 1' . halhK. Wall-lo-Wflll cnrprtlnc velope, nhnll bc(U tile name of the Bid- residencen of all officers and all di- OU SOTTA ClflURB Out WHO'S In dining and living roomn. .>'.!!>,000. Cull rectors who have no other named 1 r der and be marked "P'lUH'OSAL KiR office, and the namen and residences HUMAN AN'""-"" *'***— Red Bank Area 787-6(i.>8 or 264.6783. RE-ROOFING OF THE INDIAN HILL office, and the names and residences 1 of all stockholder*r*,, holding more than . 2~HfJLE"n SCHOOL' . ten per cenlum (10%) or any of the MLS mL The Board of Education reserve* the 200.year.nld four-room Colonial. Unth. Htoctk k off aalald dcorporation: Largf lot. S14.5OO. CROWELL AGEN- right to accent or reject any bid In Johanna Bergguint CY. 741-4030. whole or In part, to waive Immaterial 85 Wilson Avenue, Keansburg, N-J. NEW SHREWSBURY — S or 4 bed- Informalities, to award contracts at its 51% of stock MONMOUTH BEACH rooms, cat-ln kllchen, full basement. discretion, as well as the right to reject . President, Director VA or FHA financing arranged for qual- any or all bids, If deemed In the best Michael R- Johanscn Deep water — Boat Dock ified Miycr. J19.5O0. T41-36SB. Interest of the Board to do so. R5 Wilson Avenue, Keanaburg, N.J, Custom ranch, large living room August 14, mill 49Cb of fltocH with fireplace and bookcases, formal LINCIIOFT — Three-bedroom ranch, Secretary, Director FlniFhcd basement: Extmfi. $27,500. Call LUCILLE K. SCHUBLEn, Objections, if any, should bt made dkilng room, paneled family room, r Acting Secretary great kitchen, three bedrooms, two 741l 5B In writing to thn Municipal Clerk of Holmtlrl Township the Borough of Kean»*urg, New Jer* baths, dishwasher, laundry facilities, rST STARTING? — Magnificent twn- fey. patio, even a basketball court. Flori- rdrrmm home in delightful Little Sil- Board of Education ver. All plaster walls, lovely nhrubn and Trl-J Johanaen. Inc. da bound owner asking 144,500 irt-vf. Full basement and attached ga- n Hlllc.reat Roid 85 Wllfion Avenue HICKEY AGENCY, Monmouth Beech rase AA1 condition. $28,000. Swan-Key Holmdel, New Jerse. . y KKeanrtmrg . NNe w JJeraey 223-4007 rtrnlty, 124 Hwy. 35, MlddletowiL 842- •8.W I Aug. 10, 11 118.00 6550. -Tfflf BAfLY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1970 4Don Quixote' At The Movies To Be Presented LONDON (AP) — The Lon- RED BANK MANASQUAN ISLAND HEIGHTS Q WCBS-TV: © WABC-TV q WOR-TV WNDT.TV CARLTON- ALGONQUIN— BAY DRIVE-IN- , don Festival Ballet is presents Chtyenne Socls.1 Club 2:00; 7;:o: Chlsmn 2:00: 7:00: 9:05. Kelly's Heroes- B:23: 12:55; Trou- ing a new ttiree-act produc- 0 WNBCTV' © WNEW-TV WPIX-TV Indicates Color ble With Girls 11 :0l). BRIELLE SEASIDE HEIGHTS tion of "Don Quixote" this l!-DAYTIME-MOVIE? 0 MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE EATONTOWN "Crack Up" (1846) starring Pat O'Brien and Claim DRIVEIN- COLONIAL— summer. S; »:00 Q "H«r. Com. *(,. N.lioni" COMMUNITY- HawHllana 8:25: 12:40; Ring o! Trevor. A curator recovera from a blackout to find Chcyenm; social Ciut3 7:30; 9:40. ...-.•.- Q "Fee IhaRot Tint" himself breaking Into a museum where the guard is Chisum 2:00; 7:30; 9:45. Bright Water 10:50. Witold Borkowski, director 1:00 Q "Ai Long 0; 9:25. T0WN- EVENING 10:00 0 THE WILD WILD WHST (C) Boys In the Banrl 2:00; 7:00; 10:40; AraH7.ln' Mcls 2:1)0: 7:15: 9:15; hearsals. Sammy Davis Jr. guest stars in solving the mystery The Grasshopper 4:05; 9:05. BRICKTOWN Thp Out of Towners 2:15; 7:M; "THE BOS 6:00 BOO NEWS (C) of a phantom night rider. The designer is Italy's e ID TEN O'CLOCK NEWS (C) BRICK PLAZA- Q McHALE'S NAVY FREEHOLD Chrycnne Social Club 7:20; 9;20. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Emanuele Luzzati. who is O GILUGAN'S ISLAND (C) ID NEWSFRONT INTHEB4NI) The CMlawayi «arch for the aMnymou« wrltar «f 10:30 8 NOW (C) MALL 1— MALL CINEMA- ATLANTIC- working for the first time several love notes. • "We Have Met the Enemy and He Is Us." A docu- Cheyenne Social Club 7:45; 8.U5. The Revolulionary 7:20; 9:20. The Boys In the Band 7:00; 10:50: mentary on the population explosion. MALL 2— 9:00. with a British ballet com- Q THE MUNSTERS 1 PT. PLEASANT (D WHAT'S NEW? 11:00 0 O O NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS (C) Z 7:10; 9:20. pany. 0 PEYTON PUCE (C) ARNOLD- HAZLET 4:30 B MR. ED 0 THE LATE MOVIE Q DICK VAN DYKE SHOW ASBURY PARK They CRII He Mr. Tibbs 2:00; PLAZA— "The Dangeroiu Days of Kiowa Jnnea" (1966) •tar- BARONET- 7:30; 9:40 Kelly'n Heroes 7:00: 9:30. OF TROOP (C) ring Robert Horton nnd Diane Baker. A wandering BAY HEAD MIDDLETOWN ( . "Only One Ruusitm Is Coming! Only One Ruieien Is vrowpoke accedes In the request of a dying lawman Z 7:20; 9:40. RT. 35 DRIVE-IN— Coming!" to take in two killers. LOHRAINE- El Condor 8:20; 11:45; Boys In 0D THE COURSE OF OUR TIMES ID PERRY MASON LYRIC- 7:30; tiie Band 10:00. Two Mules For Sister Sara 7:60 8 CBS NEWS WITH WALTER CRONKIIE (C) "The Case of tte PosUiummm l'ainler" Woodstock 2:00; 7:00; 10:00. 9:40. KEYPORT O NBC NIGHTLY NEWS (C) II JO O THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW (C) MAYFAIR- LAURELTON Q I LOVE LUCY O THE TONIGHT SHOW (C) Boatniks 2:OOJ 7:20; 9:25. STRAND ART— 0 ABC NEWS WITH FRANK REYNOLDS (C). 0 11:30 MOVIE DRIVE-IN- Bcvond the Valley of the Dolls "To Each His Own" (1046) KlarrinK Olivia rteHavil* Cheyenne Social Club 6:25; 12:20; 7:15; 10:40; The Dream of KlnKS ASBURY PARK O WHAT'S MY LINE land and John Lund. An unwed pirl who gives her PARAMOUNT- Reivers 10:25. 9:04. STARTS til PLEASE DON'T EAT .THE DAISIES (C) . baby to frirnds who lost theirs meets her son ypara Patt»n 2:00; 7:00; 10:00. & ON FILM later, «nd her non realizes she is his real mother. LAVALETTE KEANSBURG YRIC WEDNESDAY 7:30 S 6UNSM0KE (C) 0 THE DICK CAVETT SHOW (C) ST. JAMES- LAVALETTE- COLONIAL- • "Dr. Herman Schultn, M.D." UkM a. jpeclal Inttreat Guest: Melvin Belli Hello Dolly 2:00; 7:15; 10:00. Chlsum 7:30: 9:40. . - Boys in the Ranti 7:O0: 9:20. Rainy Day Matinee: My Slda ol the in hypnotizing Festiis HagRin. (R) 12:00 ID NIGHT FINAL (C) BRADLEY BEACH y TOMS RIVER Mountain 2:00. • . Q MY WORLD AND WELCOME TO IT (C) 12:15 ID TONIGHT AT THE MOVIES "The Fourth Estate." John Monroe is iihaken when "I Married a Woman" (1956) starring tieorfie clobel PALACE— CffMMUNITY- PERTH AMBOY 'EaMiOtt Gonld .. «;«ixth grase newepapfr editor rejects two ofWi and Angic Pirkinnon. An advertisinjjagpney Idea Airport 2:10; 7:20; 9:50. You Can't Win 'Em Al2:20l ; oartoom. man, married to a beauty, contest winner, find'shim - 7:2S; 9:40. AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- self stumped for a new promotional gimmick for FARMINGDALE Watermelon Man S:15; 13:14; The is superb!" O TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES (C) his client. I DOVER- Wrecklnc Crew 10:25. a IT TAKES A THIEF (C) Cheyenne Social Club 2:05; T:30; p 1 SHORE DRIVE-IN- 9:«o. MENLO PARK "Beyond a Treasonable Doubt' Blurring Cesar Ro- 1:00,8 0 NEWS (C) Atrpnrt 8:30; 12:46; Tell Them Y??'f, Cue Ws mero. Al Mundy is accused of treason in a frame- 0 THE BEST OF BROADWAY Willie Boy 13 Here 11:05. DRIVE-IN- CINEMAOuo - 6:001 ODIVORCE COURT (C) "Fury of the Pagans" (18621 starring Krtmuiid. 10:55. fi:0O;Out-ol-Towner 10:00. s 2:00; 4:00; Purdom and Rossano Podesta. A tribal chief rescues Alr-pprt 8:25; 1:18; Topaz O 000 . • After recoverin&.from an accident in which she was NEPTUNE CITY jr\j\j\f\f\s\f\t crttlcally injured, tile wlte claims Her luilbtnS.be- a beautiful hostage and then falls' In love with her. gan to neglect her* O JOE FRANKLIN SHOW NEPTUNE CITY- COLUWUP ID BEAT THE CLOCK (C). 1:10 0 THE LATE SHOW Cheyenne Soolal Club 2:00; 7:20; LONG BRANCH CO-FEATURE "Take due Kalae Step" (M19) alan-lng William 9:29. ELUOTT GOULD IB NEW JERSEY SPEAKS FOR ITSELF Powell and Shelley Winters. A professor becomes a "THE J:00 Q NBC MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL (C) murder suspect when a girl disappears, leaving his SPRING LAKE ARONET CANDICE BERGEN Q TO TELL THE TRUTH (C) blood Rlatned scarf. RITZ- GRASSHOPPER" O VIRGINIA GRAHAM SHOW (C) 1:15 Q THE GREAT GREAT SHOW Z 7:20; 9:40. Gucats: Rusa Meyer, Edy WiUlami, Ross Hunter, "Tom Brown's Schooldays" (1952) starring Robert Arthur Knight, Lorraine Chase, and Alan Burke Newton and Diana Wynyard. Tom fights for his Ufa and spirit at school while the tribal customs of thft ID CAN YOU TOP THIS? gang threaten him. Shelly Berman, Jerry Van Dyke, and Morey Am- sterdam 1:53 8 REEL CAMP Four Seasons IB WORLD PRESS . 2:00 O NEWS AND WEATHER idO 0 THE LUCY SHOW (C) 2:10 O EVENING PRAYER . Ken Berry heads a dance studio and tnuincM Kema 2:38 8 NEWS HEADLINES Next at Asbury headed for the rocks. 2:45 QSERMONETTE ASBURY PARK - Frankie 8 THE DAVID FROST SHOW (C) 2:48 0 CALL TO PRAYER O THE ABC MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE (C) 2:55 0 THE LATE LATE SHOW I Valli and the Jersey-origi- "The Busy Body" (1066) nUrrinsr Sid. Caesar, Rob- "The Lawless Breed" (1053) starring Rock Hudson nated Four Seasons arrive at IS THE ert Ryan. Crime- and comedy merge in al mess of and Julie Adams. A man pursues a lawless career criminal syndicate errors. ending in prison, and upon his releasft finds his son Convention Hall for two ID HE SAID. SHE SAID (C) following in his footstrps, Guests: Orson and Carolyn Bean: Robert and 2:55 0 THE LATE LATE SHOW I (C) shows, 7:30 and 10 p.m., Sa- Marian Merrill; Kelr and Susan Dulles; Gene and ••Ricochet Romance" (1955) starring Ifarjorle Main turday, Aug. 29, as a highlight is not ci \x\ifi\cA. Helen Rayburo and Rudy Vall-'y. The chief cook ftt a guest ranch WEDNESDAY NIGHT ONLY 9.-0& O MAYBERRY R.F.D. (C) gets involved with matchmaking; and keeping he* of Moe Septee's "summer of Mil He convinces her friends that the "grut tndoon" boss nut of trouble. stars" series in the shore AT THE TOWN THEATRE beats the great outdoors. 5:55 0 GIVE US THIS DAY (C) KENNETH showcase. DIRECT FROM "THE SUNSHINE IN" ASBURY PARK Baby Unhurt by Fall The Four Seasons began GORMAN' "THE SENSATIONAL LOTUS" their ascent to star status GRENOBLE, iVance (AP) Players Plan First LEONARD REUBEN^REENE (ROCK CONCERT) — Selar Rehioui, 13 months, , when, as four young men, they pooled their talents to STAGE SHOW AT 7:30 & 10:30 fell nine foors from her par- "GETTING STRAIGHT" AT 8:15 & 11:15 ents' apartment but landed Summer Production form a new musical and vocal in the canvas awning of a team. They are Frankie Valli, .ground floor cafe and escaped SPRING LAKE - For the of Manasquan; Cleo Zizos of first tenor; Bob Gaudio, sec- unhurt, police said. first time in 10 years the Pine Asbury Park; Bill English of ond tenor; Joe Long, bass, Tree Players will present a Union Beach and Dick and TommyDe Vito, baritone. •MONDAY • summer production at the Havens of Long Branch. The group has frequently WALTER READE THEATRES Spring Lake Community Pine Tree Players, who nor- guest-starred on the Ed Sulli- House, on Aug. 19, 20, 21 and mally present their produc- van, Steve Allen and Dick tions from October to May, Clark shows, as well as on MIDDLETOWN DAILY MATINEES RED, BANK Directing the Broadway are now in full rehearsal for Shindig and Hullabaloo. They ATONTOWN OWN EXCEPT 'S the1 summer production. also have headlined at top comedy hit, "Under-the Yum- ARLTON DRIVE-IN clubs across the country, in- 671-1020 WED. and. THURS. Yum Tree," with a curtain Seats in the theater will be ' 74159600 542-4200 time of 8:40 p.m., will be on an unreserved basis, with cluding the Copacabana' in Whm they take you lor an outojtoumer, Richard Walker of Brick special group rites available. New York where they added they really take you. Township. Starring roles will Mrs. Joseph'MacDonald, 572 swinging adults to their ever- Cd.F«ATURE growing fan club. be played by Janet Shanahan Colorado Ave., Srick Town- EPTUNC CITY AT THE DRIVE-IN ship, will provide further in- "THE REIVERS1^ BAR WRITER SIGNED formation. . NEW YORK (AP) - Pro-. CLOSED TODAY ducer-director William Wyler' They make their ^ (CLAMS DAY OFF) has signed Academy Award COLONIAL own laws \ TRY ONE OF OUR winner-I.A.L. Diamond to MONDAY SPECIALS write the screen adaption of Theatre at "The Cheyenne ™ AIR CONDITIONED PORK CHOP PIZZAIOLi "Forty Carats," the stage hit FREE SMOKING SECTION Social Club" LASAGNE which will be brought to the NOW—ENDS TUESDAY screen for Colum- 78 Bcachway Keansburg VEAL & PEPPERS 787-0300 bia. MartCrowley's;' Shrewsbury at Herbert St. Diamond wrote Columbia's NOW THAU TUES. "THE EOS J RED BANK "Cactus Flower" and won an HUnULtENEMLFICTIIKS PRESDirS OH Street forking Lot Oscar for "The Apartment." JAnES STEWART ACnctw Grte f Jms ftesenwen JACKLEMMON SANDY DENNIS arden State HENRY FONDA A NEIL SIMM STORY Arts Center PLUS - 2nd BIG HIT THEOUT-OF-TOWNERS tfTrtagnpNHiriParkon the Garden Slate Parkwty^ExIt 116 Steve McQueen FTHE CHEYENNE SOOALCUJB TONIGHT thru AUGUST 52' EXCLUSIVE SHIRLEY JONES TONY BENNETT* "The Reivers" ENGAGEMENT , 5UEANEUWD0N FAMILY FUN COUNT BASIE and ORCHESTRA MditCrowley's' STARTS WEDNESDAY niTinnl»M[SlE£B»WEn wuciiuomicninttHEKlir maim nmaiWWES LEE BARRETT j SUGGESTED FOR MATURE AUDIENCES Aug. M & 25: Lei Ballets Africalnt "THE BOS ' consider the possibilities Aug.. 24 & 29: New Jersey Symphony Orchestra COUMVA HCTUDtt pnMflta « mumovicM mooucnoN Ashore or afloat, Henry Lewis, conductor; Earl Wild, pianist WTHEE4ND" NATALIE WOOD ROBERT CULP Veronica Tylor, soprano; William Warfield, ACnemi Certo Fir* fioeruicn I they're rocking baritone; Monmouth Civic Chorus | BOB * CAROL&TED & AUCE | EATONTOWN LAST 2 "GEORGE GERSHWIN EVENING" — An Ameri- ELLIOTT GOULD DYAN CANNON OMMUNITY can In Paris, Piano Concerto in F. Rhapsody in DAYS blue, Sections from Porgy and Bess PERFORMANCES 7 and 9:20 Aug. 27: Judy Collins and Arlo Guthrie Aug. 2B: Lauro Nyro and Turley Richards Aug. 31-Sept. 5*: Sammy Davis Jr.

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