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VOL.94 NO,55 RED BANK, NJ. TUESDAY, SGPTKMBER14,1971 tiSN CENTS Attica Decision Called eAgonizing9

ATTICA, N. Y. (A.P.) - "It just had to be an agonizing dc He had the approval of Gov. Nelson A, Rockefeller. an action that only Rockefeller could authorize. State policemen, guards and-sheriff's deputies stormed the cision that I will have to live with." Wantedl Panel Formed Inquiries were met with silence. prison. The threat of massive violence that had hung over Attica In the hours following Thursday's rebellion, the convicts Negotiations between Oswald and the convicts reached an Gunfire echoed from within the prison. State prison for four days had just ended in the rattle of gun- requested formation of a special mediation panel to hear their impasse Sunday over rebel demands for complete amnesty And National Guardsmen made their appearance as 70 . fire and clouds of tear gas. grievances. And a heavily armed force of 500 state policemen and the removal of Attica's superintendent, Vincent K. Man- trucks rumbled up to the main prison gate and carried fully - Thirty-seven men lay dead. and sheriff's deputies was assembled outside the prison's cusi. equipped troops inside the walls of Attica prison. And state Corrections Commissioner Russell G. Oswald walls. Oswald did agree to 28 other demands, but his answer on In 10 minutes the assault was virtually over. But 37 more reflected on his decision'. • . In a dramatic face-to-face meeting with the convicts in a amnesty and Mancusi was a flat no. lives were gone. prison yard controlled by the rebels, Oswald agreed on the day The special, mediation team continued to work, but it Would Do It Again of the uprising that there would be no administrative reprisals. warned that only patience would prevent a massacre of pris- "It became apparent to me," Oswald said, "that further "As regrettable and unfortunate as everything was, if I Friday, the civilian mediation team worked through U oners and hostages. delay would jeopardize the lives- of the hostages and would had to make the decision over again, I would undoubtedly constantly changing list of demands' submitted by the prison- Troops Moved In threaten the prison system of-the state." have to do the same thing," Oswald said yesterday. ers, and Oswald took the first preliminary planning steps to- Secretly, National Guard troops were moving into the He said the rebels had armed themselves with tear gas The bloody assault on rebellious inmates by law enforce- ward an all-out assault should it become necessary. town of Attica. launchers and knives and had continued to fashion other weap- ment officers and National Guard troops can be traced to the First Deatb Saturday At 8:15 a.m. yesterday, Oswald issued an ultimatum: The ons. He said they had prepared traps in the building they held convict uprising oMast Thursday, when prisoners gained con- The uprising took its first life Saturday when William hostages were to be released and order was to be restored and had erected electrically charged barricades. trol of portions of the gray stone fortress and took 38 hostages. Quinn, a guard who had suffered brain damage during the out- within the prison, He asked for an answer within an hour. "It became apparent to me shortly before the attack that But the ultimate decision to use an all-out attack, at what- break of violence Thursday, died. The prisoners never replied. we were dealing here with men who were fanatical, men who ever the cost, to smash the rebels was that of one man alone, And newsmen were tipped that National Guard troops in One hour and 48 minutes later, helicopters whirred in over were revolutionaries," Oswald said. , Russell G. Oswald Niagara Falls, Buffalo and Batavia had been placed on alert, the prison and dropped cannister after cannister of tear gas. "It was a decision that had to be made at the moment." Jackson Agrees on Hook Needs By SHERRY FIGDORE park "will destroy the objec- Hook) is unique. I know of no trains would revitalize Bay- forum to attack current Nixon fare problem as "a federal tive" of an expanded recrea- area set aside for so many shore commuter railroad ser- administration economic pol- problem, in need of a "federal SANDY HOOK - U.S. Sen. tion area. people within one hour to use. vice. PA officials, who have icies. solution. The federal govern- M. Jackson, D-Wash., yes- Calling the Gateway proj- The Jackson bill proposes jurisdiction' in Monmouth as "The two principle prob- ment must take over wel- terday backed demands by ect "a pacesetter" involving the use of "hydrofoils, hov- well as seven other counties lems facing the nation are fare." county Democratic candi- development of "a complex ercraft and other, innovative in the state, declined an in- jobs and inflation," he said, The senator, who said he dates tor "innovative" mass transportation system" for a water transportation sys- vitation to join yesterday's "and both must be brought was brought up in "the ethic transportation programs" and "very complex area," Sen. tems" but is open to mass tour because the sponsors under control. Unless the of work, the Great American local control to achieve the Jackson said his park system land transportation systems. were candidates, not- elected economy is managed proper- tradition," claimed that "the potential of Sandy Hook in the bill now before the House of Monmouth County state officials. ly, we can't manage $2 million bulk of people on welfare proposed Gateway National Representatives requires the Senate candidates Walter R. Mayors of Sea Bright, High- for the Gateway." Devel- really want to work. We have Park. Secretaries of the Interior and Gehricke, William Himelman lands, Atlantic Highlands, and opment and acquisition costs to provide training programs, The senator, chairman of Transportation to jointly de- and Vincent J. Miller have Keyport were on hand to hear of the entire Gateway project give children day-care centers the Senate Interior and In- velop some sort of feasible urged re-establishment of the Sen, Jackson's assurance that are estimated at about $137 and head start programs. If sular Affairs Committee, land or water based mass old Matawan to Highlands "local, municipal and county million. we don't do this, we will have touched down briefly oy heli- transportation. .Central Railroad spur with a officials would be consulted" Expanding on a comment a congenital system of wel- copter yesterday morning for The Gateway bill, setting bridge to the Hook. as development of the Ga- by Mr. Himelman about the fare." a scheduled tour of the Hook. aside 27,000 acres in the heart Mr. Gehricke said yes- teway progressed. current eight per cent Sen. Jackson confirmed his 1 Heavy rain squalls drowned of the most densely populated terday that "90 per cent of the "The Secretary of Trans- unemployment rate in Mon- consistent hardline stand on out a walking tour of the park, urban area in the nation has right-of-way is still in exis- • portation and the Secretary of mouth county, Sen. Jack

Rtgliltr Stair PhaTo SMILING THROUGH — U.S. Sen. Henry M. Jack- 'son, D'Wash., stopping In steady downpour at Sandy Hook for a first-hand view of the local por- Sheriff Seeks State Funds tion of proposed Gateway National Park, gets worm welcome from Mrs. Cecile F. Norton/ may- or of Sea Bright. For TV Jail Surveillance. School Vote Gets By WILLIAM J. ZAORSKI There are an average of 23 -April 5. Two prisoners es- "On Aug. 27, 1971, a prison- guards per shift engaged in caped from the prison "sim- er who was attached to the FREEHOLD-Monmouth prisoner surveillance and con- ply by avoiding detection in U.S. Army at Ft. Monmouth County Sheriff Paul Kiernan trol. This results in each the wings, after having gotten filed an affidavit claiming he 2nd Rumson Loss is asking the county Board of guard effectively being re- free of their cells." was brutally assaulted by oth- Freeholders to apply for State ByLONIA EFTHYVOULOU sponsible for the control of 10 -April 16. "A physical dis- er members of the cell in • On June 29, the board asked LavtEnforcement Planning to 12 inmates, said the propos- turbance broke out in the which lie was confined," it voters to approve the plan for Agency (SLEPA) funds for a al. mess hall that went unde- said. '• BVMSON - The school ex- a cost of $2,540,000. The pro- closed circuit television sur- Personnel Problem tected for several minutes "In addition to these men- pansion referendum of the posal was defeated by 259 veillance system for the coun- while the supervising guards Rumson Board of Educatiitn votes. Recruiting and retention of tioned incidents, there are al- 1 ty jail. in the mess hall were held in- was last night defeated by a guards is difficult, it said, be- most daily incidents with pris- Last night's referendum Undersheriff P. Paul cause of low salary scale, lack capacitated to do anything." oners quarreling, narcotics ratio of more than two to one. asked for .$2,585,660, an in- Campi said yesterday that'"I ,' ;.Of. approximately 4,000 reg- of adequate training pro- The proposal added that abusers creating disturbances crease of $45,000 over the don't know if the money is grams and a sensitive and these conditions exist almost during withdrawal periods, I&Uired voters, 1,332 were June proposal. available to us but we are against the proposal and (i;>l sometimes risky working en- nationwide and "is not meant and the other types of circum- Herbert Zydney, chairman making an effort to get it." vironment. to discredit any county or stances that arise when men voted in favor. of the board's facilities com- The sheriff's proposal lists state agencies or officials con- ""-'^Tho, 1,983 votes cast last To support the need for the and women are incarcerated. mittee said the increase was the SLEPA share at $94,700. television network, the report cerned with the adminis- "To control such disturb' night, nearly 50 per cent of due to inflation and follows ' 25-Cumera Plan tration of correctional in- the registered list, were said that since the opening of ances is usually more difficult the 12 per cent annual in- ' It calls for a total of 25 the new facility there have stitutions." than to prevent them. To do termed "the highest turnout crease predicted (or building cameras located throughout in any referendum in this costs. been several incidents that Inmates Hurt either, surveillance is manda- the county jail. "It should be "most probably would have It said that on June 22 an tory." borough." The board is already faced recognized that it is not the in- This is the second defeat in been avoided had the pro- inmate was assaulted and in- The proposal said that the with severe overcrowding at tention of this system to im- posed television surveillance jured and required hospi- television equipment when in- less than three months for the its two schools, Forrestdale pose on the privacy of in- board's proposal to purchase system been operational." talization during a prison- stalled will act, by its very and Dean-Porter. Forrestdale, mates in such areas as their The proposal lists these in- er movement from the mess presence, as an effective de- 17 acres on the Lovett tract on designed for 800 students, al- immediate living ar.eas," it hall to the qell wings. Ridge Road and construct a ready has an enrollment of cidents: terrent to any incident being AP Wlrlpheto said. "It is intended to act planned or perpetrated. READY FOR TENNIS — Gov. Robert Ray of school to house 400 seventh 1,100. only as an aid to detecting and eighth graders. See School, Page 3 It added that it hoped that Iowa, left, and Gov. William Cahlll of New Jer- movement that is unautho- the successful implementation sey, bounce the ball prior to playing tennis In San rized in such places as corri- Storm Cleanup Is of this project In Monmouth Juan, Puerto Rico. The governors are in Puerto dors, mess hall, exercise will prove an effective proto- Rico for the 63rd National Governor's Conference. yard, etc." type program for other cor- The proposal said the system rectional institutions within The Inside Slory will enable spot monitoring by Largely Local Job the state and for other states. Leadership lack till for Fair Haven conditions...... ?),...Pagc 5 In Control Room the jail warden of activities FREEHOLD - With the exception of repairing dairiage to Betting at Freehold- Historical Association plans a tour Page 8 throughout the jail. The TV monitors would be Chorale director to return to Red Rank I Page 9 county roads, municipalities apparently will have to use their located in the control room It noted that last year 4.785 own resources to clenn up after the heavy weekend rains. Battered Buchanan retains crown Page 10 inmates were committed and and the guard would have 49ers rate Super Bowl pick of '72 Page 10 Monmouth County Freeholder Director Joseph u irwm four or six monitors on top of Some UniqueTheories processed at the new jail. The said the county had not received any requests for aid from any You can bet on it. Knlcks cut out pair of rookie hopefuls...., Page II daily average tnmiitc popu- the existing console for closer of the municipalities and therefore none was given. viewing. Women's liberation has come.tn the race track in the gals' Bridge Advice 25 DAILY REGISTER lation was 218, representing 70 Likewise, he said, there were no applications for financial diversified forms of betting at the pari-mutucl windows. The The Chuck Wagon 10 PHONE NUMBERS per cent of capacity. The 1!)71 "If the guard were to see assistance. something of interest on one male theories aren't without variation cither. Classified 22-24 Main Office 741-0010 level, is added, is averaging Mr. Invin said the county road department, however, has Staff Reporter Linda Ellis learned thai there's more •«• Comics 25 Classified Ads 741-6900 90 percent. of the celling monitors, he buen busy repairing hundreds of washouts and cleaning up could by use of a video switch winning - and losing - than meets the eye when she spent two Crossword Puzzle 25 Legal Adv. 7411)010 mudslides on the various county roads. Editorials « Display Adv. 741-0010 Uniform'Saic~ located at his fingertips, days mingling among the crowds at Freehold Raceway. Circulation Dept. 741-3330 Now in progress. Shirley Frank'Wllgus, county coordinator of civil defense nnd dis- transfer the picture from the Her two-part scries on wagering techniques among stan- Entertainment 13 aster control, said ho had not received requests for aid from Financial <->'! Sports Dept. 741-6017 Shop, Broad St., Hed Bank smaller ceiling monitor to one dardbred enthusiasts begins tomorrow on the sports pages of Women's News 741-0010 (Adv.) anyone. of the larger monitors located The Daily Register. Horoscope 25 He said in the pa.st the county lias rendered what assis- Movies '3 Accounts Payable 741-0010 - . -_~ Sec Jall.'Page 2 It's ladies first tomorrow and im analysis of'what makes Acct's Receivable 7410010 tance it could for a specific municipality with a major prob- the male bettors tick follows on Thursday. Obituaries 4 1 Sports • 10,11 Middletown Bureau 671-2250 Gold, 2ft" iacework bracelet. lem. v . Miss Kllis special duuble report is just-another reason Television 13 Freehold Bureau 462-2121 Bethany Sweet Shop area. But in this case, he said, where every municipality was Big Band Sound why your best bet is The Dally Register, Northern Monmouth , Long Branch Bureau 222-0010 Generous reward, 264-1648. faced with essentially thosnine problems, each Jurisdiction Oldo Union House, Sept. 22, 8 Women's News . 8,9 County's largest newspaper and Monmoulh County's most In- - (Adv.) was taking care of Its responsibility. p.m. 842-7575 (Adv.) teresting newspaper, > 1I,1971 2 Th» p»fly Kfgi»tfr. H«J ftunk - Mii, \}n Tui-mlsy. Jail TV Circuit Eatonfowri Apartments Funding Is Sought

(Continued) demeanor, said the proposal. , The system would offer a closer to hl/n. Thejarger deterrent factor, it said, ex- monitor would (if course pro- Given Zoning Variance plaining that since the camera vide more detail. Is always present, observable EATONTOWN - The scar- His attorney also argued agency nn the- west side of HI. "The guard then also has at city of two-bedroom apart- that apartments with a higher- 36, across from the .state Mo- his option a video tape record- by an inmate but unrca- ments in Ealontown spurred percentage of two-bedroom tor Vehicle Inspection Station. er with which he could record enable, a perpetrator must as- the local Zoning Board of Ad- units are more attractive lo The board stipulated that the any event transpiring on the sume that his actions are justment to grant a variance lending Institutions, lie. applicant adjust a curb on the system. The videotape being monitored. "A per- last night for proposed garden claimed that the borough's re- site plan. The same applicant recording could then be used petrator will then be more re- apartments with niore two- quired ration could cause his will request a variance for a at any subsequent lime for in- luctant to cany out an in- bedroom units than the code client "hardship" in .seeking sign on the property during vestigative purposes or as evi- d'dent since his probability of permits. mortgage money. the next meeting of the board. dence if the perpetrators of an being observed and identified Murray Rosen of Red Moreover, Mr. ftonel'l'o • The board also approved a incident should ever be in- Is very high." Bank, who plans to build 198 called the architect, Jerome variance requested by Sanco dicted for trial, or as justifica- The proposal suggests that units on Pinebrook Road, ap- Larson of Spring Lake Properties Inc., Fort Lee. The tion for a punitive action." the camera for the exercise pealed to zoners to increase Heights, to testify. The archi- firm, proposing to build 60 With the warden's office yard be equipped with a re- garden apartment units on mote control with scan/zoom the percentage of two-bed- tect said that square-footage equipped with a large screen room apaitmuma ..!.>,...,>.. requirements in Katontown Victor Place here, requested monitor-and, a 24 position lens. • The zoning code calls for a ra- dictate the design of "luxury" a 15-foot adjustment in plans switch, the guards are more Conduits for TV cable were tio of IB per cent two-bedroom - apartments and that a greater . for a driveway. The devel- likely to carry out their duties built into the new jail but the units to 90 per cent one-bed- percentage of two-bedroom opers agreed to improve the with a higher degree of system was not included. room units. Mr. Rosen sought units are necessary to make borough street, now unpaved, approval of an approximate the project economically fea- that accommodates the only 30-70 ratio. sible. ingress and egress to the During a hearing, his at- After a caucus, the zoning apartment site. Gas Station Site Plan torney, Richard Boncllo of As- board approved the request, Residents of the Victor ASSISTANT PROSECUTOR — Frederick J. Kalma, AAatawan, right, takes bury Park, called on local citing as factors the current Place area, who had been no- oath as new assistant prosecutor from Monmouth County Assignment realtor Theodore W. demand for two-bedroom tified of the public meeting on Judge Francis X. Crahay, as Mrs. Kalma holds the bible. Mr. Kalma, 27, McGinness to evaluate hous- apartments and the possibility the variance, objected to the Is Studied in Ocean is a graduate of Seton Hall law school and has served as clerk in the pros- site plan revisions was a pro- ing needs in the borough, Mr. of economic hardship for the Sanco project. They were ecutor's office for a year. He replaces Daniel P. Hyman, Ocean Town- ' OCEAN TOWNSHIP - A McGinness stated that two- builder. told, however, that the pro- site plan for a Mobil gasoline posal for 12 motel units on Rt. ship, and will serve until the expiration of the term of Prosecutor Vincent 35 by John Natale of West bedroom apartments are in Subject to final approval by posed apartments conform P. Keuper. • » • •station at Monmouth lid. and great demand and few, if any, the Borough Council, the with borough codes and that West Park Ave. was held for Long Branch. are available. Apartments apartments will be built on a only the question of the drive- study until next month by the Frank Pelliccia, an Asbury here are sought mainly by 16.9-aere tract which was for- way adjustment was under local Planning Board last Park attorney, told the panel military personnel and retired merly owned by Robert Squil- consideration. night. that he hopes for final board persons, he said. lare, Eatontown. Other applications sub- Matawan Man Made The proposal for a $105.00!) action on Mr. Nalale's, appli- Mr. Rosen said that one- In other business, the zon- mitted to the board were held service station was made by cation soon. He said the appli- bedroom apartments in the ing board approved an appli- over until the next public Joseph Mile, here, who would cant has been before the project will rent for $200 a cation of 36 Eaton Realty meeting. They include one purchase the property from board four timesand contin- month and two-bedroom units Corp. of Cedar Grove, to build from the N.J. State Council of Edward White and demolish ually gets recommendations will be |260. Carpenters Ildlding Corp.' Inc. Assistant Prosecutor Mr. White's, grocery store to for revisions of his plan. a new and used automobile of Springfield. The corpo- FREEHOLD - Frederick least until January when it is X. Crahay, assignment judge. build the new facility. Last night's recommenda- ration proposes construction J. Kalma, 27, of Rt. 34, Mata- expected that Assemblyman Mr, Kalma will reeive an Opposing the plan was Alan tions were to include concrete of a 10-story, 188-unit senior wan, who just completed a James M. Coleman Jr., R- annual saiary of $15,000, Assis- Diamond, who also last night curbing on the plan. "What Weather: Clear citizens apartment building at one year clerkship in the Monmouth, will take over the tants, as well as the prose- opposed a planned profes- other kind of curbing is Rt. 35 and West St. The build- county prosecutor's office, office. Assistant prosecutors cutor, serve full time. sional building on Monmouth there?" asked the attorney. Variable cloudiness today, racing on toward Nova Scotia. ing would be funded through was sworn in yesterday as an serve at the pleasure of the • Mr. Kalma graduated from Road. He presented a 19-name He was also told to include high in the upper 70s. Fair, Well to East the N.J. Housing Finance assistant county prosecutor, prosecutor. Seton Hall Law School in 1970 petition against the appli- a steel fire escape on the plot cooler tonight, low in the low The National Weather Ser- Agency. Although his term' expires and from Monmouth College, cation and cited traffic con- plan. 60S. Tomorrow sunny and vice said Heidi at 3 a.m. was ' Mr. Kalma replaces Daniel .this month, county Prosecutor West Long Branch, in 1967. gestion, safely and down- The Hayes Development mild, high in the upper 70s. about 260 miles east of New P. Hyman of Ocean Township Vincent P. Keuper says he He is a member of the Mon- grading of nearby homes in Corp. of Carteret, also re- Thursday fair with seasonable York City and 130 miles south- who resigned to join a Laker the C-l zone as reasons for his ceived board approval of its temperatures. will remain in office until Mr. mouth, New Jersey and east of Cape Cod, Mass. Fined$100 wood la* firm. Coleman takes over.' American Bar Associations. objections. plan for a food store in a C-3 In Long Brnach, yes- TIDES The new assistant prose- Mr. Kalma was sworn in by W. Kalma is' married and Mr. White, however, told zone on Deal Rd., West Deal. terday's high was 71 degrees Sandy Hook cutor is expected to serve at the board that his business is FREEHOLD - Thomas J. Superior Court>Judge Francis has two children. and the low was 67. It was 71 TODAY - High 4:54 p.m. gradually being depreciated Roman Jr. of Bayonne, was at 6 p.m. The overnight low and low 10:30 p.m. ' as a result of increasing park- fined $100 and given a sus- Board and the temperature at 7 this TOMORROW - High 5:36 ing problems at the inter- pended six month county jail morning were 64. There was a a.m. and 5:54 p.m. and low Jackson in Agreement section. sentence after he pleaded .64-inch rainfall. 11:30 a.m. and midnight. Hardship Is Told To Meet For Red Bank and Rumson guilty yesterday to charges of He said the clearing of his Tropical Storm Heidi bridge, add two hours; Sea possession of nine grams of store from the corner would With Council crossed the New York-to-Eu- Bright, deduct 10 minutes; marijuana May 31, 1969, in On Sandy Hook Needs add to the area's improve- SHREWSBURY -The rope shipping,!;, .es today and Long Branch, deduct 15 min- Hazlet. Superior Court Judge ment and increase drivers' (Continued) of Defense, His priorities The senator managed' to Board of Education voted to prepared to slap Cape Cod utes; Highjands bridge, add 40 Walter H. Conklin imposed visibility at the intersection. with gale force winds before minutes. the sentence. were clear. grin at the downpour that de- ask for a meeting with the fense department, like every- luged his tour plans. Alighting He added that the decrease of Borough Council to discuss thing else," he agreed. "But I Referring to his parents' from his sky-blue Bell helicop- business and his inability to changing the traffic pattern will not shimmy, will not wai- homeland, Sen. Jackson said ter, the only patch of blue vis- sell the property has created on Obre Place near the ver in my determination to "Little Norway had a national ible at the Sandy Hook touch- a financial hardship. school. keep this country strong," health program,,, clean air, down, the Senator commented Also held for study was a Council, in a letter read last said the Democratic senator clean water: And what did that he "was born near Puget site plan by Dr. RogerQuin- night, rejected the board's once considered by President that do when the hob-nail Sound. I wouldn't feel at home lan for a professional building plan that Obre Place be made Nixon as a' possible Secretary boots took over?" without rain." at Monmouth Road and one-way and parking be pro- Brown Place. hibited on Broad St. That measure was also op- "We're not satisfied with posed by Mr. Diamond, who theif answer," Board Presi- lives next to the doctor's dent Robert Seulthorpe said. Births tract. He objected to the front "We want to impress council setback being proposed as 20 with the problem and make feet while residential proper- sure they know it requires an RIVERVIEW Mr and Mrs John doldcn Mr and Mrs Frank Far ties adjoining the tract are set immediate answer." Red Bank (nee AlicfMOllarkey), 28 Rut- fone (nee Dorothy Mellin), 163 back about 50 feet. The board is looking to stop land Place, Estoiuown, son, Glent>rbok Road, Freehold, For Medical Use Mr. and Mrs, Marcelto Bir- parking at the foot of Obre Sept. 13. , ••••••'" son Sept. lft Dr. Quinlan would build the bano (nee Patricia Henning- Place where cars with par- Mr. arid Mrs. William Ca- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones structure for his medical fa- sen), 387 Wilson Ave., New( ents double and triple park to rins (nee Patricia Reynolds), (nee Juanita Cave), 2055 Mil- cilities alone, he said, The Monmouth, daughter, Sept. 12. pick-up children and then 86 Beachway, Keansburg, son, ton Ave., Neptune, daughter planned $65,000 building would Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cuc- back out. Board members felt Sept. 13. Sept. 10. cover 2,736 square feet. cia (nee Bonnie llsrum), 54 the cars present a safety haz- JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL Mr., and Mrs. Paul Felder, A site plan for a profes- ard for children. Glenwood Road, Colts Neck, 935-Bangs Ave., Asbury Park, daughter, Sept. 13. Long Branch sional building on the west The board also voted to Mr. and Mrs. Reid Cameron daughter Sept. 11. , side of. Rf. 35, opposite Dow bank the difference between Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Van Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Heusen (nee Sarah Lee Daw- (nee Rebecca Cole), 1 Wayg- Ave, received board approval. the salaries teachers are re- ate Drive, Ocean Township, DeFclice (nee Colleen Allen), Walter Cole Jr. and Paul ceiving under the wage freeze son), 84 Hubbard Ave., Red 39 Brookside Road, Freehold, Bank1, son, Sept. 13. son Sept. 10. , Puglese, Locust, said the and what they would have re- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Acker- son Sept. II. 26,000-square'foot structure ceived under the new teaching Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rich- MONMOUTH MEDICAL ards (nee Kittie Woodman), man (nee Barbara Derrick), would cost $320,000. contracts. •.. , 19 Lincoln Ave., Rumson, 10 Kilmer Drive, Moreanville, Long Branch . Approval also went to a site Mr. Seulthorpe explained, daughter, Sept. 13. • son Sept. 10. Mr. and Mrs. I)oriald.Anton plan by Jersey Shore Realty "We want to be covered if, Mr. and Mrs. John Costcllo Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Tobias (nee Carol Adamcyzk), 8 Wil- Co. to reconstruct the Hath- when the freeze is lifted, • we (nee Barabara Stoltzenberg), (nee Maryann Dalania), 2 low Drive, Ocean Township, away Furniture Store, Rt. 35, have to pay the back salaries Fredwood Place, .Matawan, WellingtongCourl, Colts Neck, daughter, Sept. 13. which had to be moved due to with interest." daughter, Sept. 13. son Sept. 10. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Cox the state's highway widening He said the money will Low-Cost Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ziol- Mr! and Mrs. Tom Hills (nee Judith Ripandelli), .17 program. probably be deposited in the '• kowski (nee Lavonia King), (nee Kva Bryant), 52 Ford Cooper Ave., West Long Held for Revisions Central Jersey Bank and 702 Sidney Ave., Union Beach, Ave., freehold, soil Sept. 10. Branch, daughter, Sept. 13. Again held by the board for TrustCo...... Home daughter, Sept. 13. ,' Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jar- chow (ncc Diane Potter), 154 Kings'Ilwy., Middletown, Remodeling Loons daughter, Sept. 13.

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PORT MONMOUTH (All offices) There am proposed SI one- Rt. 36, Near Main St. 787-0100 BELFORD berlroiim units, 39 two-bed- Leonardvllle Road room apartments, and one hrec bedroom unit in the for Cducellof) and Inilllglloni Mtmfctr F»d*ral D*pc$ll tmvranc* Corporation complex which will be made Tic«! 5.lde" wlth lha oxact fast two dfglla of (he winning weekly numbers for up of 13 buildings. held '18, 12,19,26 and September* 9,16 are eligible for (he SEMI-FINALISV ^mm a! 'I lie Daily lUptler. Itni Hank - MiildleHmii. \J.,TiHxto;..V|>temlH-r 11. \')~\ ,t Top of the News on County Fraud Charges New Jersey took a breather from the second sequence of torrential rainp in less than two weeks today, as flood .waters ' FREEHOLD - Two men one count of attempting to ob- Branch, is accused of receiv- under false pretenses. He is Jan. 19 in Long Branch. written by Paul F. Richard- receded from roads and highways, basements and low lying were Indicted here yesterday tain money under false pre- ing a stolen Universal Air accused of agreeing to pur- Ann Marie Scoti, 41. of Lib- areas, son. on charges of conspiring last tenses, June 30, all in Ocean- Travel credit card belonging chase a car for $2.1 on from erty St.. Long Branch, is ac- I)e Nicola is also accused of "We have our finders crossed," said a Pequannock patrol- • June 30 In Oceanport to obtain port. , to K.W, Chase of Oklahoma Ann D. Lynch, Essex St., East cused of receiving a stolen man yesterday, receiving .stolen property, tho money under false pretenses Bychkowski is named in an- City, Okla.. Oct. 12. 1970. in Kcansburg, last Jan. 15. tak- United States Treasury chirk Bradley check on Dec. 10 and Tho town was one of many North Jersey communities from American Totajitiator other indictment with Gre- Middletown. ing the car and the bill of sale for $345, stolen from LIT Tav- hard hit again by heavy rains Sunday and yesterday. In Hill- checks in these amounts on Co, Inc. and the Monmouth gory S, Rickey, 28, of Juhipur He is charged with forging and promising to jky her'Jan. lor. Sea View Ave , LMIK Die, 11. all belonging to the sdale, 3D families were evacuated and BO per cent of the cel- Park Jockey Club Inc. by al- Lane, Eatontnwn, and Ronald receipts for airline tickets is- 19 and failing to do so. He is Branch, forging the check and larfcwere flooded. In Lodl, 75 persons spent a night at Lodi 1 Middletown Pharmacy and tering pari-mutuel tickets. K. Cytryn.36, of Third Ave.. sued by Bmldie Travel Ser- accused of agreeing to buy a obtaining money nndi-r MM Ihe.ie individuals: Marie High School after 209 persons were evacuated from their • •Serge Bychkowski, 30, of Bradley Beach. vice, Ht. 35. Mlddlolown, on car for $525 from John .!. pretenses from New JIM-SCJ homes, . McDimald, $18.49; Kilei-n K. Second Avc., Long Branch, Bychkowski is accused of divers days between Sept. 24 Gough Jr.. Main St., l'ml National Hank by caxhini; the I.awlor. $M21); Kied Washing- At least six communities were declared disaster areas and Anthony Mayo, 36. of receiving stolen property and Oct.* 10, 1070, and with Monmouth. Jan. 20, taking the; check, all May 15 in Long since Sunday. ton. $29 5!). June V. Itichuid- Brooklyn, N.Y.. arc accused June 1 in Middletown: two purchasing $l!00 worth of car and falsely agreeing to Branch. son $73 K;I; Dmiald I'hipps. Flash flood warnings remained in effect for the entire state of collecting or causing to be bank cheeks, one for $345 and Transworld Airline tickets un- pay the purchase price five Wakefield Wanza. :li). of $19.50, and Hiilph V. Byrne. last night. But-cloudy skies and only a 20 to 30 per cent chance collected discarded race track one for $343, belonging to der false pretenses Sept. 24 by days later. Relmont Ave., Lung Branch. $43,110. of preclpttatlon were forecast for today, tickets from the fifth race and D^vics Brothers Co. Inc.. Ht. pretending he was Mr, Chase, John I'ochlek. 51, of is accused of aiding and abet- "Tnc rains the past three days have probably set some altering them so they could be 35, Oakhurst. all with the intent to'cheat Chelsea Avc., Long Branch, is ting her in the alleged crime Albert M. Zaccardi, 21. ad- kind of record," a spokesman for the U.S. Weather Brueau . used in betting on the ninth He and Rickey are charged and defraud the airline, tho accused of receiving a ?I(IO of obtaining money under dress unknown, is accused of , said. "But we don't know what kind yet." • race. with issuing the forged checks travel service and Mr. Chase. United States savings bond false pretenses, forgery of a $50 check belong- He reported that a total of 801 inches of rain fell from They were among H per- the same day to the Middle- Kdward 'II.. Lavoiu, Ocean stolen from Sally Jaffee and Peter l)e Nicola1, age un- ing to Aniando Aranjo of Par- Saturday until last night, compared with the record three-day sons named in nine in- town office of the 'Kcansburg- 20, Second Ave.,-.Loiig Branch, Rebecca Lubitz, both of known, Oceanview Ave., Bel- liri July Hi in Middletown. rainfall of 8.01 Inches prompted by tropical storm Doria last dictments involving forgeries Middletown National Bank, is charged with fraud and ob- Franklin Ave., Long ({ranch, ford, is charged with issuing Ziccardi is also accused of month. or frtmd handed, up by a Mon- .Cytryn is charged with re- taining money under false last Jan. 20 in that city, and five forged bank checks to the attempting to issue a check to mouth County grand jury to ceiving stolen property, bank pretenses. Lavoie is accused issuing the forged bond to the Keansburg-Middle)own Na- Sears Itocbuuk and Co., Mid- Superior Court Judge Francis checks for $348 and $348..be- of issuing a forged bank.check* Long Branch office of the tional Bank last December in dletown. James E. Skinner. Lottery Rule Causes Concern X. Crahay, the county assign- longing to Davies Brothers for $380 drawn on the account Monmouth County National Middletown, all payable to the 37, of North Brunswick, and. • ment judge. '•.., NEWARK -The lottery commissiofi ruling that requires Co.; issuing a. forged $350 of C and J Auto Body Inc., W. Bank the same day, Middletown Pharmacy, Hoi- Walter W. McManus, 20, of 'each ticket agent to sell a minimum of 500 tickets weekly is American Totalisator Co. is check of the same company to Bergen Place, Red Bank, last • He is also charged with re- ford: on Dec. 10, a cheek for Parlln, are accused of aiding • causing concern in some quarters. the company that supplies the Keansburg-Middletown May 10 to the Ocean Township ceiving a stolen savings ac- $80,67 made out by Virginia J. and abetting Zaccardi in his ?.:\' Several hundred agents face the commission's axe under machines to race tracks National Bank; using a forged office of New Jersey National count book belonging to Vince Bradley; on Dec. 11, a check attempt. the ruling which goes into effect Oct. 1. Eight of the chain of 23 which print the tickets and de- driver license as identi- Bank and thereby obtaining Nagy of Long Branch and for- for $43,60 made out by Ralph .McCrory, McClellan & Green stores throughout the state are termine the odds on each fication, and possessing am- $380. ging two wiihdrawal slips of V. Byrne, a check for $26.80 Zaccardi is also charged affected. horse.- phetamine, all June 1 in Mid- Charles G. Nacovsky, 22, of the New Jersey National made out by Nunzio L. with receiving a stolen New • Newark based Myron Sweetgal, comptroller for the Bychkowski is accused of dletown. Seabreeze Ave., East Kcans- Bank with Mr. Nagy's name, D'Agostino, a check for $16,55 Jersey driver license and a Chain's northeastern region, explains that the chain sold close two counts of altering tickets, Rudolf R. D'Ambrisi, age burg, is charged with two' one in the amount of $225 and made out by Lawrence Knud- wallet valued at $10 belonging to 50,000 tickets a week for the commission in February. on June 17 and June 30, and unknown, Golf St., West Long counts of obtaining "property one in the amount of $05. al! sen and a check for $73.83 to Mr. Aranjo the same day. < /Today weekly sales are down to 20,000. ";' fPver the same period, chain stores selling less than 500 jickets each rose from two to eight. ' Sweetgal attributes tho sharp decrease in ticket sales to Governor to Be Guest corresponding sharp increase in the number of competing tick- et'outlets. (Sweetgal doesn't like the ruling, which will affect the For GOP Golf Outing Chain's stores' in Jersey City, Stirling, Paterson, Bergenfield, evening banquet, 'Burlington, Toms River, Asbury Park and Manasquan. FREEHOLD - Gov. Wil son," "Johnny Carson" and liam T. Cahill is scheduled to Charlie Manna, nationally- many others. be the honored guest at the known comedian, will provide Matawan $fan Made Deputy second annual Monmouth entertainment at the banquet, The honorary co-chairmen County Republican Golf Out- He has appeared at famous for the outing are Benjamin TRENTON - Richard L. Kadish of Matawan was sworn ing Friday at the Navesink theaters; including Radio City H. Danskin, County Republi- in Monday as a deputy state attorney general. Country Club, Middletown Music Hall and the London can Chairman, and< William E. -. ' He was assigned by his boss, Attorney General. George F, Township. Palladium. Russell, President of the Affil- Kugler Jr., to the Department of Community Affairs. The announcement was iated Republican Club which Kadish, 28, is a 1970 graduate of Rutgers Law School. He Mr. Manna's television made today by Jerome U. credits include such shows as sponsors the affair. received his bachelor's degree in 1965 from the University of Burke of Little Silver, general Pennsylvania. He has been a law clerk to two Middlesex Coun- chairman of the golf outing, tyjudges. who said a special presenta- tion to the governor would be Court Airs Bidding Privilege made. Dig they must... The chairman said a crowd TRENTON - The State Supreme Court heard arguments of some 250 attended the first yesterday on whether the state may suspend a construction $100-a-person outing and a Pay we will! • company's privilege-to bid on state contracts when the firm's larger turnout is expected this officers have been indicted. year. In addition to golf, the State bidding laws require prospective contractors to pos- day's program offers fishing, sess "moral integrity." The state has said this justifies sus- swimming and tennis. pension of bidding privileges after a company official has been . -."'•"' Regltler.Stall Photo Mr. Burke said that munici- indicted. RED CROSS FIRE — The county Red Cross chapter is functioning in tem- pal teams will once again , • The Transportation Department suspended the bidding porary quarters at 55 White Road, Shrewsbury, after fire which gutted the compete for the J. Russell privileges of two highway contractors after their principal of- second floor of its facility on Broad St. Woolley Trophy which will be ' -fleers had. been indicted. The Appellate Division of Superior awarded to the team with the Court overturned the suspension and the state appealed. best four-ball score under the • State Attorney General George F. Kugler Jr., arguing the Calloway system. case himself, said the state wants, to retain the rigt to judge Red Gross Moves Its Many other prizes will be moral integrity so "we will not let the public think we arc awarded. Golf awards include dealing with contractors allegedly offering bribes." low gross for a turn, individ- And he said persons facing loss of their bidding privileges ual low gross, low net, longest have every opportunity to give their side of the story. drive, closest to the pin and 56 WIS6... Finance your sewer system Chief Justice Joseph Weintraub said, "I recognize the uarters. Fire Probed others. Prizes will also be hookup costs through us state's interest in saying a man charged with bribery can't do Q awarded for fishing and ten- business with the state. That to me makes sense." SHREWSBURY - The said the new location will be building, which was opened nis. on gur special low terms county" Red Cross chapter announced. less than a year ago. Secretary The day will include a buf- moved its more essential ser- She also promised the 45,000 is Jonn J. Miraglia, Freehold, fet luncheon and will culmi- ^CENTRAL JERSEY RAM Nominating Petition Rule Hit vices into temporary quarters Red Cross volunteers will be and Horace A, Latta of Spring nate in a cocktail party and .AIVO TRUST here yesterday while officials told how extensive the dam- Lake Heights is the Treasur- TRENTON - A candidate for mayor of Jersey City told estimate the damages.caused ages are and what future the state Supreme Court yesterday that a state law requiring er. by a fire that swept .chapter plans will be at the annual "The Golf Outing Com- five witnesses to each signature on an independent candidate's headquarters early Sunday dinner meeting in Gibbs Hall nominating petition was arbitrary and irrational. mittee put in a great dealef morning. Thursday. work to make the day a suc- The candidate, Francis X. Hayes'said, "I can see no basic Chapter director Mrs. Mary "rationale for this." Hayes said he made a partial survey of Probe Is Pushed cess," Mr. Burke said. "All -J Kirby reported yesterday she those who attend are sure to other states and could not find any other with a similar re- has moved her office to the Insurance adjustors, she have a wonderful time." quirement. A.P. Busch Building on White said, are investigating the . Hayes is one of 43 persons who have taken out nominating Road while other Red Cross cause of the fire, and records Members of the Committee | petitions for the Nov. 2 election to fill the mayor's post va- personnel look for larger tem- and materials in the building are Paul Bova, Middletown; J cated by Thomas J. Whelan after he was convicted on federal porary quarters to house can't be removed until the in- Edward R. English, Asbury extortion-conspiracy charges in July. chapter activities. vestigation is complete. Part; Robert N. Ferrell, The- j On Aug. 31 the Appellate Division of Superior Court, the Although services such as Mrs. Kirby said she be-odore Narozanick, Tony Smith state's second highest tribunal, ruled that candidates in the aid to military families and .lieves instruction books and and John R. Stewart, all of mayoral election needed only 100 signatures on their petitions. medical transportation contin- first aid supplies received Freehold; Robert B, Halloran ue without interruption, many only water damage, but the and Richard Wilson, both of i Case Consolidation Is Delayed volunteer services and youth inspections aren't complete Little Silver; Dale Meyers, j group activities have been and none of the materials can Red Bank; Daniel H. Kauf- j', 1 NEWARK - A federal court judge here yesterday, post- temporarily suspended. be removed for drying. mann, Eatontown; William i poned to Oct. 26 an application by the Bon Vivant soup com- She asked that volunteers Payne, West Long Branch; pany for consolidation in Newark of 11 cases pending against it The drug program, original- ly scheduled for Wednesday, and interested persons help Edwin F. Herr and Joseph in courts outside New Jersey. the chapter by donating funds Nugent Jr., both of Falri The. company, whose products were recalled by the Food Sept. 22, will be moved to an- other building. Mrs. Kirby to help pay the debt on the Haven. and Drug Administration from the market after a Westchester County, N.Y. man died of botulism food poisoning after eating a can of its soup, said it did notsee a need for multiple trials. ;,i Assistant U.S. Atty. John W. Bissell, representing the COLONIAL and iF.DA, argued that papers filed by the company did not suffi- School Vote Is Given .ciently establish Bon ViVanl as a claimant of the goods in question, or tell enougli about the status of the 11 other cases. EARLY AMERICAN Ruling Urged for Subsidies 2nd Rumson Beating •: ATLANTIC CITY - Industries subsidized by the govern- (Continued) "The board." Mr. Frank ment should have government representatives on their boards of Education turned To cope with the situation concluded, "will provide for . Of directors, Sen. Vance Hartke, D-tnd., said yesterday. down this site expansion be- INTERIOR DECORATING the board,currently is leasing the children of Rumson as "The public has a right to demand that public funds are cause of congestion. 13 temporary classrooms "State law requires," he best it can in the very trying not converted to excessive profits," he said. "To assure com- which, without maintenance period ahead." plete consideration of the public, representatives Of govern- said, "the specific approval of costs, are costing taxpayers in the Commissioner of Educa- Mr. Zydncy said he fully ment should take tljeir places on the boards of directors of ev- the borough $41,000 annually. SERVICE tion before any proposal can agreed with the statement by ery subsidized company." Core facilities also are report- Mr. Frank. "There is nothing Hartke, who opposed government subsidy of the Lockheed be submitted to the voters." edly inadequate to handle the more to say on that," he said, 1 Corp., called congressional passage of the Lockheed subsidy Referring to last night's de- ulMmin'j.'i'iiiui'i'Hii criMlinj.'lht Knrly students already registered. "They've got six strikes "a monumental mistake." feat, Mr. Frank said, "This nr Oiilntiidl illiitni*|i|iori' vim wish In Gertrude May Before deciding on the (iff hoard has never felt Justified against them, and they're not ilrhii'vi' in unir IKIIIIC. All'llii'rliiirin ;iml warnilli uf lie said the government should treat failing companies site proposal, the board had out yet," said Bruce Goodwin iiml the way it did the Pcnn Central Railroad. The railroadWH S in spending i\ lot of money to llli.i |Hliiil»lcrri| I'nruitiiri- at a cost of $30,000 over the off .- Interior tion at Forresldale would not "The people," Mr. Goodwin IVntii lilt' i-niiiilriV fnri'imisl nmniifnchiriT.- ui mi. site cost, "for inadequate ex- Decorators and could not bo recommend- added, "have said it six times llu'iilir n'|irtiilin'iiiiii> ;iinl »iir I'u-rlli'iil shirk nf pansion at both sites." 1 1 THEWLY ed to tho' Commissioner of already. They don't want to liunp^ iiml ui .'Mini-* nin IraiMfiirm \niir Ijntiii In A second on-site expansion Education qnd, therefore, we build off site. The turnout last I hi* miiinl »»il ili'sin-. ' '" i _ i considered was tho purchaso took the direction that we did. night was great. The mass of Moln Oflue: of property and homos on people In this community CMilnul 51., Red Dgiik, rj j o;;oi Custom Collected Early Branch Oritcps: , Bingham Ave, at un estimated To Try Challenge have spoken. What more docs It tut 1), Middh'low!!, NJ. JJ Eml Mnln 51., Fietholcl, NJ. cost of, $2^)10,000. "Since the taxpayers appar- the board want?" }/• Brooclwoy, Long nrmieli, N.J.' Alternatives Studied ently want us to challenge the American Furniture slute, I, for (ihe will try It. PlIntillMifil n limbi John II Cnok unit Henry fclny These alternatives were Maize Iii)|»oiltsSlated PubfMwd,by Tile R«t) Bimfc Hcijltler both considered by the board "However, 1 feel Hint this MpmbfT ol Ihf AiiiH ntterl f'irMi • tlu: Aivjr uitt-tt Pfim li (MiHtlflfl NAIROBI (AC) - A'large Clullvi'li' U' «)P uf '<" M'lH'tlllnilH.iM nl rill IIK, Ifitul mwv iirlnlcii 111 WH nemiKll before Its resubmisslon of the will cost the taxpayers of OtWIII OMl" AC IWW* (IIMiaklie^. ^^ off site proposal on the Lovett Rumson .a great deal of time quantity of while maize will be imported from the United il ml- ,Status to help Kenya combat vontc William Frank, board chair- bility of over having the state I Wl'Dlc 1 MwlUi ,i MOMllin A Moiilht 1 VIW tlie throat of I'mnlnc caused ON ROUTE 34 Vt Ml HtHM SMOO man, explaining rejection of Board of Education approve 131-1776 IIP , U.M ' on-site expansion at Forrest- any addition to the Forrest- by extensive drought, agricul- DAILY-TO 5-.FRIDAY TO Honitl (iclivr-ryljy Cotrlpr -'SOOnlg a ture officials have announced. M'INU' ruiiy nl ujulikv, IIKCilh. dale, said, "Tho state Depart- dale site, w ***» ************( «iwii. \.J.. rii 11. IUR1CES?!L 'ft. bers should jump into poli- whether he intends to run tor ing the area. proved unanimously. 11 tendent of schools reported. tics. political office. The Rutgers projected school The board also awarded a SALE STAlHS WED. 10 A.M./ rft enrollment for September of Schedule B. included leaves contract to Taylor Fence, 15 ft RONALD E. GRUBER 1971 is 13,939 pupils in all 17 of absence granted Mrs. Ger- Laurel .Court, low bidder at # OVER 300 ALL NEW JUST BROUGHT IN FRESH township schools; actual en- aldine P. Kacen, second grade $1,182 on a fence around two rollment as of yesterday is teacher in Harmony School; sides of a tract at Bayshore ft LADIES-JUNIORS FALL 1971 STYLES 13,839-a mere 100 students and Mrs. Dorothy Sullivan, Junior High School purchased ft first grade teacher in Bay- BATTLE fewer, Dr. Schneider said. from Croydon Hall Academy. ft AND Present enrollment is up view School. The board also The board secretary, James SHIRT from 13,671) last June, Dr. acknowledged with a resolu- W! Davidheiser, was author- JACKET HOT PANT SETS Schneider went on. Since tion of commendation and ized of offer at public auction June, high school enrollment gratitude the retirement of the high school and Leonardo MIDI has risen from 2,677 to 2,927; Mrs. Margaret M. Mulhern, a SchooLpackage sewer plants, junior high school enrollment teacher here nine years who no longer needed after con- VEST PANT-SUITS* has gone from 3,305 to 3,336, is completing a lifetime teach- nections are made to the and elementary school enroll- ing career of 24"£ years. township sewer system. Mr. ment has dropped from 7,694 Approving Schedule C, the Davidheiser said the sales EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANNING • OPTION 65 to 7|576. board hired 23 teachers com- will not be made for some • DRESSES • BUSINESS LIFE INSURANCE* ESTATE PLANNING Submitting his report in a pleting the teaching staff for months. new format consisting of the school year 1971-72, Dr. On recommendation of Au- MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE Schneider commented. 250 Broadway Penthouse Schedules A through G, the* gust G. Miner, assistant board New York, N.Y. 10O07 new superintendent was able Schedule D, also approved secretary, the board approved ROMPERS* 212-732-8666 to present his material to the without demur, adds 61 names transportation contracts total- to the substitute teacher list. ing $388,000. SIZES 5 To 15 • WOOL KNITS » BRUSHED COTTON • SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Obituaries 00 TO WE'RE MORE THAN A PAINT STORE Jack llemslcy Sidney Adler ® KEARNY - Jack Hemsley. 58, of 167 Elm St., brother of Has Fatal e Like a rescue station Mrs. Ethel Lansdowne of Fair we're always teady to Haven, died Saturday in Riv- servo you... Road/ and erview Hospital, Red Bank. .Heart Attack| alert with paints and He was a research analyst NAT. ADV. UP TO 45.00 IF PE> equipment to preservo HAZI-KT - Sidney Adleri ® for the -Prudential Insurance- 43, of 43 Bucknell Drive was 9 the biggest investment OVER 500 ALL NEW OVER 600 ALL NEW IN FRESH in your Jifft — your Co, for 35 years. dead on arrival yesterday at % house. And we back it In addition to Mrs. Lan- Rivcrvicw Hospital, Red m "UNISEX" up with easy-to-use "UNISEX" sdowne, Mr. Hemsley is sur- , Bank, victim of an apparent 2[ BETTER BRANDED paints at evory price. vived by his widow, Mrs. 100% COTTON Now's iho time to save heart attack. ™ RIBBED - FLAT KNIT PATCH-POCKET your house and save Josephine Hemsley; a son. Bqrn in Newark, he was the 9 "FLARE-BOTTOM" money, too. Jack Hemsley, at home, and a son df the late Samuel and Es- @ brother, Joseph Hemsley of ther'Oscanian Adler. A Toms River. A resident here 20 years, he • Arrangements are under was'a furniture salesman. He 9 WE'RE A RESCUE STATION DURING OUR the direction of the John D. was,a U.S. Navy veteran of © Crane & Sons Funeral Home, World War II. m TOPS here. JEAN Surviving are his widow, .T Mrs..Marjorie Konrad Adler; J RESCUEYOUR Mrs. Lulu May Tise two sons, Dennis L. and Rob- 9 OAKHURST -Mrs. Lulu ert E. Adler, both at home; a $ RIOT! • LONG-SLEEVE • HOME SALE! May Tise, 86, formerly of 216 daughter, Lillie Adler, also at A RIOT home; three brothers, Etna- x Woodcrest Drive died Friday • APPLIQUES • PRINTS • 1 1. Deluxe spring nuel and Aaron Adler of 9 • STRIPES* SOLIDSo • DYNAMITE DUNGAREES- SAVE ON THESE LATEX HOUSE PAINTS ciimbino hooks in Monmouth Convalescent Center, Long Branch. Woodbridge and Mac Alder ot @ GROOVY STYLES AT FOR DYNAMITE DUDES 2. Flat non-skid stops Montclair, and two sisters, A • MULTI-COLORS • A-100™ 3. Sturdy "1" beam She was born in Kingston. GROOVY PRICE N.Y., daughter of the late Mrs. Ida, Gushin a,nd Mrs. ? SIZES 26 to 36 5-16 16 FOOT Benjamin and Elizabeth Cour- Paula Norman of HuntsvillD," 9 YOUR CHOICE Ala. # ALUMINUM ter. She was the widow of . Clarence I). Tise. She lived Arrangements are under di- A EXTENSION rection of the Bedle Funeral here 40 years, moving from 9 LADDER Arlington. Home, Keyport. ROGERS" She was a member of the 9 $ United Methodist Church. Ascmzio Allmirlii HONE 998 She is survived by a niece NONE S99 ASBURY PARK -^ Ascenzio HIGHER Compare at S19.97 and several cousins. %F GALLON V. Albarelli, 77, of 1538 Asbury • Twist proof design Robert A. Braun Home for IN GROUP HIGHER Ave. died Sunday in Jersey • Plastic end caps Funerals, Eatontown, is in SIZES S-M-L NAT. ADV. UP TO Shore Medical Center, Nep- NAT. ADV. VPTO8.98IFPERF. • Safety fjrip feet charge of arrangements. 7.0OIFPERF. • UL listed- Tested tune. He was the father of As- for consumer safety cenzio R. Albarelli, ah at- OVER 250 ALL NEW JUST IN FRESH DEATH NOTICE ~ torney and councilman here. Here comes ALBARELLI — Asccnllo V., on Sept. 1J, Mr. Albarelli was born in BOYS' - YOUTHS' FAMOUS MAKER IW1, o( 1538 Asbury Ave., Asbury Park. help with our Age 77. Beloved husband ot Ubonlo and Campebello, Italy, and had "FALL 1971" fres "How To" totter of Councilman Asceralo ond Mrs. Angela J. Porter. Grandfather of Libby lived here 55 years. He had re- folders on Vono, oreat grandfather ot Aletio. Funeral from Franclonl, Taylor & Lopez Funeral tired seven years ago after 33 house Home, 704 Seventh Ave., Asbury Park, years as,a carpenter herd. He Thursday, Sept. 16, at 9:30 a.m. Requiem painting Moss ot Our Lady Mount Carmel RC was a member of Carpenters Church at 10 a.m. Interment St. Cath- erine's Cemetery, Sea Girt. Visitation will Union Local 2250, Red Bank. be Tues. and Wed., 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Ro- sary recited Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. He was a communicant of Our PANTS 25 In lieu of tlowers, donations to Iho Asbury Chapter of the Deborah Hospital, c/o M. Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Brody, 603 Monmouth Ave,. Bradley Church. Beach. NONE BURKE. P*.rE.. sr. - Ag. 60..t s Surviving,, in addition to hihis HIGHER snod/sido pi., port Monmoufti, en Sep. son, are his widow, Mrs. Li RIOT o CORDUROY • WOOL • SHERWIN WILLIAMS tember 12. 19/1. Beloved husbond of Do- t«M- ... „ 1t. , ,. ottiy Reynolds; devoted father ot Pettr DOWa Albarelli; a daughter, IN E. Jr... JamesJames . AlexandeAlexander MccDougallMacDougall , M Ai T o # » • BLENDS • 137 BROAD ST. 567 BROADWAY Mrs. PatriciP a Makucli, Mrs. Brenda Angela J. Porter of Tonne end Mrs. Karen Jackson; dear • FLARE BOTTOMS o GROUP brother of Thomas P., Thomas Curiln, Mi- terlaken; a granddaughter, LONG BRANCH chael Curtln, Mrs, Helen Kelmlg and Miss • CHECKS AND SOLIDS • RED BANK Catherine Curtln. Funeral Wednesday at Mrs. Libby Bona, and a great- 9:15 a.m, from the John F. Pfleaer Funer- al Home, 115 Tlndall Rd., New Monmoum. granddaughter, Alena Bona, NATIONALLY ADVERTISED UP TO 12.00 IFPERF. 741-7183 229-1954 Mass of Resurrection at St. Catherine's RC Church, East Kcansbura, at 10 a.m. of Neptune. W OVER 200 ALL NEW TO CHOOSE Interment in St. Mary's Cemetery, Perth OVER ISO ALL NEW INFRF.Stl Amboy. Visiting today 2-4 ond 7-10 p.m. T.he Francioni, Taylor, and Lopez Funeral Home, here, is 9 LADIES-JUNIORS LADIES-JUNIORS in charge of arrangements. • CORDUROY* BRUSHED* • SKINNY-RIBBED • VELVET* DENIM* CUT OUT THIS E. II. Bourdmun - CLASSIC - , FAIR HAVEN - E. Henry • SWEATER Boardman, 97, of 973 River VALUABLE Road died yesterday in his home. BLAZERS COUPON He was born in Brooklyn. 8x10 Oil COLORED He lived here 50 years. 5TOPS • SINGLE BREASTED • Mill Until his retirement, he was m • U-NECK • V-NECK • T-IMECK • SIZES 5 to 15 this- coupon secretary-treasurer of the X • SOUP - STRIPE - PRINTS • PHOTOGRAPH *• 95 Smith Worthington Company 00 00 Rcgulnr Value of New York and Hartford, $Aoo 00 ('Suitable for Framing) f0T "87 QK (Without • $J" O Conn. only »'•»•> coupon) I He was a member of the S III TO $r% NONE NONE —With above offer Old Guard of Red Bank. @ WF ^T HIGHER $ 95 Surviving are his widow, m NAT. ADV. 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Hed Batik - >!I.MI< town, >',)., TwiwUy, Srpuwl»r H. IWI. ATTENTION: College Students For Fair Haven's Conditions By LONIA EFTIIYVOULOU charge ol the Sanitation mid caused by lack of mainte- O'Rourke of 31 First St. ques- FAIR HAVEN - Lack of a Health Department, reported nance of equipment. tioned an item of expenditure, "boss and his supervision" both departments ^'behind in $1,709.20 for repairs to a gar- were last night cited by may- "This borough," he said, their work," but both "trying "badly needs a shelter for its bage truck, Council reiterated Be BROOKDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE or and council as reasons for 'is best they can to catch up," its earlier statements on deficiencies in the roads and equipment as well as proper Mr. Klely said hi.s depart- faulty and inadequate mainte- sanitation departments here. supervision. You cannot do ment was trying to catch up the job with broken down nance to equipment, due to "Conditions in the with clearing up the debris equipment. As soon as this is lack of supervision, and the FALL TERM borough," said Mayor Robert left by the latest storm. "The Brought up to scratch, we will need of bringing equipment A, Matthews, "are now worse department is doing the best do the job. The men are there ' "up to match." than ever before in the roads it can," he said, "and hopes to to do it." Council agreed to lend its SEPTEMBER 22, 1971-DECEMBER 22, 1971 and sanitation departments, i catch up soon." Last December, Council support, "at the proper time." do not blame the men, We are Councilman Weaver said withdrew a controversial ordi- to a request by the Fair lacking a boss. The people the sanitation department was nanee which would have Haven First Aid Corps for must realize that such work behind with garbage collec- created a $9,000 a year job nf support in its efforts to back MANY OPENINGS IN COLLEGE CREDIT cannot be carried out without tion. superintendent of public the "Sixteenth District in a boss. I cannot blame any- "The men," he said, "have works and would have com- their atteinpt to4iecp alive the one," the mayor concluded, COURSES STILL EXIST IN OUR NEW AND EX- done a fantastic job in their bined the roads and sanitation Volunteer Services of the "we are ail at fault. The men efforts to catch up but delays departments. First Aid Corps." PANDED FACILITIES FOR BOTH FULL TIME must be given proper super- are due to equipment failure vision." The ordinance became a and lack of peraonnel." controversial issue when it The squad is planning to at- AND PART TIME STUDENTS AT ALL CAMPUS- Earlier, Councilmen W. R. During the meeting was learned that council in- Ed Kiely, in charge of the tend the March on Trenton Borough Administrator Hoy tended to name Robert C. scheduled for Nov. 15, and ES AND EXTENSION CENTERS: Public Works Department, W; Nelson read a letter from Matthews, the mayor's 25- and Raloh S. Weaver, in plans to send a personal letter Charles N. Lockwood ot 132 year-old son, to the position. to all borough residents ask- Park Ave, in which Mr. Lock- Initial opposition came ing them to lend their support High Interest wood told council he was from the Fair Haven Men's by contacting Gov. William T. • UNCROFT CAMPUS "less than pleased with gar- Club which objected to the Cahill with a request to veto bage collection" when refuse manner in which the ordi- licensing of volunteer squads • MIDDLITOWN CAMPUS. Normandy (Navy) Rood and Flexibility stays on the sidewalks some- nance and appointment were by the Office of Emergency times for two and three days. being handled. Medical Service of the State •ALLIED HEALTH CENTER-Long Branch He also complained about the A citizens' committee Health Department. • BROOKDALECOMMUNlTYUARNINGCENTER.ioflgBri.mil condition of the borough's named by Mayor Matthews, streets. Councilman Edward B'. after a public hearing on the Scheffer announced that the • OLD MILL THEATER-Tinlcn Falls Councilman Kiely replying ordinance, recommended that borough's library, which is' for his department said he council hold off action on the being incorporated, needs vol- • SANDY HOOK NATURE CENTER - Sandy Hook State Park hoped Mr. Lockwood would ordinance "for at least six unteer workers, and urged all realize problems created by months." interested in this work to con- • FIRST METHODIST CHURCH-Red Bank ; sewer installation and house Also in connection with the tact the library for informa- • High Schools: Matawan, Middlelown, Monmouth Regional, connections. "As soon as this borough's problems, John tion. work is done," he said, "the streets will again be swept Raritan, Red Jjopk, and Wall and will be kept clean." Shelter Need Told County Legislators Replying for his depart- DAY AND EVENING CLASSES ment, Councilman Weaver $13.50 Per Credit For County Residents blamed equipment failures Oppose Squad Plans ^FREEHOLD - The Mon- quirement for an 81 hour NURSING HOME mouth County legislative dele- course will prohibit contin- • 24-Hour Cars gation today announced they uation of the squads because IN PERSON REGISTRATION FOR ALL COURSES: September 15.1 e. & 11 m • RNonduty.lltlm.i fully support the cause of • M.diciro Approved ' the volunteers can not give Building B on the Lincroft Campus county first aidmen in their the time to comply." NAVESINK HOUSE 9:00 A.M.-Noon Mtnbtr rtltitl Keurrt. FtJml battle against a new directive Senators Stout and Beadles- Ocpun Ioiorince Com. 44 RIVERSIDE AVE. RED BANK by the state Department of 1:30 P.M.-5:00 P.M. B42-340O ton are scheduled to meet Health, requiring state licens- with first aid officials Sept. 20. 6:30 P.M.-9:00 P.M. ing. "At that time, we will assure "We intend to support our them of our support," the sen- first aidmen 100 per cent," the ators said. legislators said. "The new Watch Overhaul regulations are totally unrea- "We believe control "over listic and unnecessary. We the squads by local authorities REGISTRATION AT EXTENSION CENTERS! Registration at each of the follow are proud of our county's first has proven to be the best ar- ing locations for its courses will also occur during the first class session as indicated below: aid squads and congratulate rangement," the delegation them on their excellent, skill- stated, "The assumption of ful work." their control by the state is The joint statement was is- unwarranted." sued by state Senators Rich- The legislators pointed out CENTER FIRST SESSION - DAY & TIME ard R. Stout and Alfred N. that new specifications laid Beadleston and Assemblymen down for ambulances would Joseph Azzolina, James M. require most squads to spend Coleman, John I. Dawes and thousands of dollars in order INCIUDES: Joseph E. Robertson. to comply. Squads who re- FIRST METHODIST CHURCH WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 - 9:00 A.M. • Complete disassembly, The legislators pointed out cently purchased new ambu- -247 Broad Street cleaning and oiling of watch that the new directive places lances suddenly find these ve- Red Bank, New Jersey unreasonable qualifications on hicles do not comply with licensing and could potentially .. state requirements. WALL HIGH SCHOOL WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 - 7:00 P.M. destroy the first aid system as "Our first aidmen have Eighteenth Avenue & New Bedford Road it exists today. dedicated themselves to the 7tk0k* movement. "If this were to happen," lives and heaUh of all our citi- Wall Township, New Jersey IIU • Cleaning and polishing watch case. i they declared, "municipalities zens," the delegation said, VV • Electronic time testing for would be forced to hire full- "Their excellence stands as MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 - maximum accuracy.' 7:00 P.M. Ref! time, professional squads historical fact. The new direc- 59 Tindall Road 1095 ' 1-year guarantee; replacement which would further increase tive is prohibitive and we join "Oder valid of any defective part or Middletown, New Jersey only upon workmanship, at no cost to you. local taxes. our first aidmen in opposition presentatiohtly highen r prices lor automatics, calendars, ctimnojrapriers, to it." anofa coupo lor sovoreln y damaged or rusted parts that need replacement. "The new regulations are with WitchAIS, D higher prices for expensive make watchBS. unnecessary," the delegation MONMOUTH REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 - 9 A.M. thru Sept, 18 stated, "first aidmen do the 535 Tinton Avenue job for which they are well- New Shrewsbury, New Jersey 65 Broad Street Monmouth Says County Red Bank trained and they do that job in Shopping Cento an outstanding manner. The Opon Wednesday Opon Monday Thru MATAWAN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27- 7 P.M. and Friday Friday Till 9:30 p.m state is now seeking to turn Government Till 9:00 p.m. Saturday 10-6 them into paramedics. By Atlantic Avenue their past records, the first Matawan, New Jersey aidmen have proved the value Is Faulty of their training; the new re- WALL TOWNSHIP - Mrs. Charlotte K. Sadowski, Demo- FIRST METHODIST CHURCH TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28- 9 A.M. cratic candidate for freehol- 247 Broad Street der, has asked for action on a • Red Bank, New Jersey bill which would.permit major revisions of county govern-, ments. s RARITAN HIGH SCHOOL TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 - 7 P.M. NOTICE TO PERSONS DESIRING "As presently constituted," Middle Road Mrs. Sadowski said, "county Hazlet, New Jersey boards of freeholders are le- CIVILIAN ABSENTEE BALLOTS gally no more than an admin- RED BANK REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 - 7 P.M. istrative extension of state Harding Road government." If you are a qualified and registered voter in the State who expects Lacking, she said, is an •ef- Red Bank, New Jersey to bB absent outside the State on November 2, 1971, or a qualified fective middle level between and registered voter who will be within the State on Novembers, local and state government Contact the Director of Extended Day Services, 842-1900, ext. 288, 289, for information which* can provide those ser- concerning courses at Extension Centers. • . 1971 but because of illness or physical disability, or because of the vices which local govern- observance of a religious holiday pursuant to the tenets of your reli- ments can't do for themselves and which slate and federal gion, or because of resident attendance at a school, college or uni- governments should not do for versity, will be unable to cast your ballot at the polling place in your them. - Admissions and Records Office, Building C-1, Lincroft Campus district on said date, and you desire to vote in the General Election Mrs. Sadowski said thu pro- LATE REGISTRATION posed Optional Charter Bill to be held on November 2, 1971 kindly write or apply in person to Wednesday, September 22 through Tuesday, September.28 9:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. coulrt bring about the neces- the undersigned at once requesting that a civilian absentee ballot be sary changes to make county Monday-Friday, 9:00 A.M. • 12 Noon, Saturday $ 10.00 Late Registration Fee Additional forwarded to you. Such request must state your home address, and government more meaningful. letters requesting action on the address to which said ballot should be sent, and must be signed the bill, she said, have been with your signature, and state the reason why you will not be able scnl lo (!ov. William T. Cahill to vote at your usual polling place! No civilian absentee ballot will and Si'n, Harry I,. Soars, H- Morris, the rrmjorily leader of be furnished or forwarded to any applicant unless request therefor is lh« Senate. ' WEEKEND COLLEGE REGISTRATION - For those who prefer to attend classes on Satur- received not less than 8 days prior to the election, and contains the days at the Ltncroft Campus (call ext. 288 for Weelftnd College brochure) foregoing information. Forms of application can be obtained from Ubraiy Slarls At the Admissions and Records Office, Build- the undersigned or your municipa/l clerk, Story Jfours ing C-1, lincroft Campus, continuously through Saturday, September 25 MATAWAN - The fall story Datod: August 30, 1971 hour program ut the Matawan Joint Free Public Library has begun with sessions Tuesday Benjamin H'. Danskin, County Clerk andKridayatlOa.m. Admissions and Records Off ice The fall film series will got Election Department under way Saturday at 10 Brookdale Community College Court House, Court Street a.m. with three offerings, "Di- 765 Newman Springs Road Freehold, New Jersey 07728 mensions," "(iilberto and tho 1 ^wv Wind" and "Mousckin Finds n Lincroft, New Jersey 07738 Friend." 842-1900, ext. 271 or 272 Information muy bo had by Benjamin H. Danskin culling the library'or inquiring County Clerk at. the circulation desk In the ''Children's department. THE DAILY 1 BEGISTER Hardware' for Israel By ROBERTS. ALLEN Jackson has carefully com- lation was perpetrated under cover of darkness, that It was Established in 187X-4'ubhslied by 'I lie Red Bank piled a detailed record of his For Sen. Henry M. Jackson, rows with the Administration planned and executed by the ARTHUR Z. KAMIN sponsoring legislation for the INSIDE over this issue. It will be Russians, and tfiat this deb-, forcefully elted if there is a Herat e duplicity seriously cur- President and Editor mandatory sale of more su- personic Phantoms and other legislative fight, for ex- tailed Israeli air power. WASHINGTON ample: Runulng for Cover Thomas J. BJy, Executive Editor William V. Sandford, Associate Editor hardware to Israel, will be an- other round in a battle he has He will show that on AUK. Sen. Murk Uatfield (11.- been waging with the Admin- Rogers's stiff-necked attitude 10, IB70, several days after the Ore.) apparently Is .still hop- ing against hope he can some- istration for years. toward Israel. Hussions installed a large ALLEN Tn<>ul.it. Vplrmlii-r I I. I«>TI It's no secret Hie astute and Particularly incom- number of SAM-2 and SAM-,") how win a second term. prehensible and infuri- anti-aircraft missiles along Although polls show him nuously endeavoring to mend . forceful Washington State political fences. Democrat is not averse to ating to Republican con- the Nilo in direct violation of running far behind Republi- 1 doing that. Politically he lias gressional leaders is Presi- the ecnse-firi agreement, can Oov. Tom McCall for His latest move is to woo 'Somehow They Don'l Think It's Necessary!' everything to gain and noth- dent Nixon's seeming support Jackson emphatically warned nomination' in the OOP pri- Oregon's small but influential ing to lose. While the other to Rogers's trouble-making tht' While House against per-, mary next spring, and not Jewish element. Democratic presidential hope- policy. While the bumbling mutiny them lo gut away with much better against Rep. Kd- On that, Hatfield, noted In • fuls every now and then Secretary of State is the im- that. Ith Green (I).-Ore,), ranking the Senate for his penchant loudly advocate planes and mediate target of congression- In a talk with a lop presi- member of the potent House for Nehru jackets and other weapons for Israel, Jackson al indignation, the President dential assistant, Jackson Kducution and Labor Com- mod sartorial affectations, deftly trumps them by pro- is being held responsible for pointed out this "calculated mittee, Uatfield is trying to has his work tut out for him. ducing. not overruling and dis- violation of the cease-fire refurbish his tattered image. As a senator, he is one of the He's all set to do so again - regarding him - as has been strongly parallels Soviet be- He has been racing around handful of legislators who has if Ihe Administration ill-ad- done on virtually all other ma- havior during the Cuban mis- the state shaking hands, at- stood out as distinctly pro- visedly continues to adhere to jor policies. sile crisis." Also that the vio- tending county fairs and stre- Arab. Whither Your Cost of Living? By SVL.VIA PORTER You would build your house, etc. put up your factory, invest in Of course, you now lake for Q. Even assuming the stocks - but you would not be granted that there will be con- Phase II restraints which will YOUR MONEY'S hysterical about your moves: tinuing restraints on wages replace this wage-price freeze At a 3 per cent a year rate of and price after mid-Novcnj- in mid-November are ex- WORTH rise, it would take roughly a ber. Of course, you recognize cellent, equitable, workable quartor-cenlury for prices to too that it will be a long, long and successful, what will be double. You would want to time before the restraints can the long-term outlook for your - and anything in the under-2- have some of your nest egg in be safely removed. cost of living? A. A rise year per-cent range would be the property and securities - but We entered a new economic after year after year into the equivalent of stability. a doubling of prices in 25 era in the U.S. on Aug. 15, distant future - at a pace av- W The Degree year's also would not terrify when President Nixon at last PORTER eraging 2 to 3 per cent an- This degree of inflation will you. As for a 1 per cent rate abandoned his increasingly nually and probably quick- affect your decisions on buy- of rise per year, 1 call that dangerous negative wage- ening to much higher rates ing, building, investing and "stability." because at that price policies, announced a 00- from time to time. saving, but it will not distort pace it would take almost day freeze and embarked on a that fateful Sunday evening. . This 2 to 3 per cent degree those decisions - and this is a three-quarters of a century hunt for the inflation curbs No matter what the precise , of inflation you can live with. vital distinction indeed. (70 years) for the price level that will be acceptable and details of Phase II, the oddj This degree of inflation is . For at a 2 per cent a year to double, and that's entirely workable thereafter. Not in arc the curbs will Iea<} to 8 next to "stability" in a dy- rate of rise, it would take too long a span to distoil any the foreseeable future will our slower pace of inflation i and\ namic, growing economy - roughly a generation - 315 decisions we make as work- economy be as free as it was we could be on our way back which surely the U:S. will be years - for prices to double. ers, businessmen, investors, in the weeks leading up to to the 2 to 3 per cent range. What's a Nice Boy Like You—? By JAMES j. KILPATRICK mmmtmmmmmsmmm fought in Philadelphia style, is century ago. Longstreth him- to ask a puzzled question: self, following in her foot- In Philadelphia, nearly ev- What's a nice boy like you . steps, has been a dedicated eryone knows the name of CONSERVATIVE doing in a place like this? The friend of the city's black pop- Frank Rizzo, but outside answer is that Longstreth, ulation; he has every reason Philadelphia, not too many VIEW who is 50 and four times a -especially against Rizzo- persons know the name of grandfather, though he to expect overwhelming sup- Thatcher Longstreth. This is doesn't look it, genuinely port from black voters who a pity, for Longstreth is a re- black citizens as "baboons," loves his old and aching city; will east about one-fourth of markably vigorous specimen an appellation he has been he earnestly believes that he an expected 800,000 turnout. of a breed that is almost ex- known to mutter in the past, might put things back togeth- Longstreth also expects to KlLl'ATKKK tinct. He is a true blue Re- perhaps the rancors of May, er again. benefit from the deep division publican liberal, and there ance, Contemplating the enig- * The Clutter of Signs will subside. The Democratic It seems unlikely, but it in Democratic ranks. While mati,c slogan, "Rizzo Means , aren't many of them left. machine should roll him sa- might be so. Longstreth is Rizzo won his match in May, Mayor Hans H. Frochlich of Matawan enforce reasonable sign ordinances can Business," both blacks and Rizzo, of course, is the fely home. white. Republican, and Quak- he claimed less than 50 per Italian-Americans get the Township is among those who believe cause esthetic nightmares arid contribute city's former police commis- : An Upset? er, in a city whose politics are cent of the vote and he left point. there are altogether too many sips along to traffic hazards. sioner, a no-nonsense cop with This is the conventional dominated largely by blacks. some bleeding wounds behind. a tongue as blunt as a black- LoBgstreth's biggest handle our highways and byways. In saying that a Many- municipalities have commis- wisdom, and if you play per- Democrats and Catholics. He The administration of out- cap, oddly;'may be trrat' he request for a "Matawan Jaycees Welcome sioned artists to prepare signs that delight- jack. He emerged from a bit- centage baseball you have to starts from behind. But he has going Mayor James H. J. Tate ter three-way Democratic pri- presents too nice an image. fully inform motorists that they are enter- put your money on Rizzo. All some things going for him too. offers some fat targets for Re- He is a big guy - 6 feet, 6 in- You" is still being studied-and implying mary back in May with his the same, the makings are Granted that in Philadelphia, publican attack. Longsfreth that the status would remain for quite a ing or leaving the place, and most of them party's nomination for mayor. ches; 235 pounds; wavy hair,' here for an interesting upset. nearly everyone knows Rizzo, hopes to pick up at least blue eyes, an all-American spell-the mayor was flirting with the dis- serve a good purpose in tastefully explain- He meets Longstreth in tha In this off year, only a handful it's equally true that nearly 100,000 defecting Democrats. November general election. end at Princeton in 1939, a" favor of a respected organization, and we ing something about the history of the set- of major elections are sched- .everyone also knows Longst- If the city's Republican or- decorated lieutenant com- admire him for it. tlement. At the moment, with the uled for November, For politi- reth - and knows him in a fa- ganization can produce anoth- mander in World War II, a campaign yet to get seriously cal poker players, the Phila- vorable light. Although he was being a bit parochial When signs distract a motorist who is er 150,000 votes, the arithmet- former Chamber of Com-' under way, Rizzo is the odds- delphia mayoralty race is just The Background ic would suggest a Longstreth merce director. He looks as if •. trying to determine whether he should ; in insisting that the word "township" be on favorite. His handlers, it is about the only game in town. The Longstreth family victory. To be sure, every he wouldn't swat a fly. If he ; included in any such sip, Mayor Froehl- bear left or right, or whatever, they be- said, are keeping him under Can a ribbon clerk take an old came to Philadelphia in the candidate doodles these can learn to growl a little, and '; ich was standing on completely solid come a menace. wraps, with strict instructions pro? 1600's with William Penn. His scratch-pad sums. The melan- practice a few mean faces in ' ground when he said the committee is New Jersey cannot pride itself, to keep his cotton-pickin' The metaphor is unfair to great-grandmother, an active choly truth is that the race is the mirror, he might yet per- , mouth shut. If he can be re- moving in the direction of removing signs, among the 50 states, for its state highway Longstreth, but to know, this abolitionist, was helping so clouded by racial, religious suade a majority of the voters .' strained from referring pub- amiable fellow, and to ponder slaves through the under- and ethnic animosities that to entrust him with the de- ' not adding to them. directional signs. Perhaps it's impossible licly to some of the city's the sweaty clinches of politics ground railway more than a old patterns offer small guid- manding office he seeks. "We're trying to beautify the town- for Trenton to devise a good system be- ship by removing signs that don't absolu- cause of the Transportation Department's tely have to be there," he said, adding: proclivity to build one-mile highways that "We would like to eliminate the clutter of go nowhere in particular. signs in the township." Until that shortcoming is dealt with, mu- A Motorcyclist's Rebuttal nicipalities would do us all a favor by join- It isn't easy for a governing body to •••••• .30 Atlantic Ave, tide based on some question- done any research, he would Holmdel Operation reject well-intentioned requests from asso- ing Mayor Froehlich's campaign to erect Long Branch, N.J. 07740 able, slanted statistics to sup- have found that I am nota- ciations and groups which are working for signs only when their need is positively es- Tothe Editor: port his inner turmoil and typical in the present day mo- Holmdel Village Woman's the public good, but failure to enact and tablished. When a single individual FROM OUR confusion on the issue... torcycling fraternity and that Club takes it upon himself to criti- I have been riding and asso- a larger and larger per- 13 Winding Brook Way •: cize another individual, or READERS ciated with motorcycles and centage of motorcycle sales Holmdel, N.J. < take on a group of individuals' the sport in general for over are to business and profes- To the Kditor: ; Jobs in Monmouth personality, occupation, form 18 years with a single near ac- sional people. (Take a walk in I should like to thank you.; By moving quickly to apply for the ernments would have to guarantee reten- of recreation, hobby or life In the article "Bike Proves cident which resulted from an downtown New York, Wall for your coverage of Hojm- i style, in order for the criti- Risky Aid to Life Cycle" by old male automobile driver Street area.) To support this del's "Operation Identi-.5 $1,139,640 available from the federal gov- tion of at least half of those employed af- cism to be in any way accept- George Shcehan in the Sept. 8 signaling for a right turn and claim on a local basis and to fication" to discourage bur- ? ernment under the Emergency Employ- ter the federal grants are discontinued in able "it must be true that the issue of The Daily Register, then turning left. Motorcycl- demonstrate a case in point, I glars in the homes of this ment Act, Monmouth County is participat- two years. criticizer know at least as Mr. Sheehan has placed him- ing, however, is not my only can arrange to have 15 of my area. :> ; ing in a worthwhile program. Mr. Narozanick, meeting state and much (and preferably consid- self in this position of unin- interest. In addition, I hold a motorcycling associates, It is necessary, however, to" erably more) and have per- formed, unexposed criticizer mostly professionals and in- correct one error in your sto- - Although it is unfortunate that we federal deadlines, managed to retain the brown.belt in Karate, I am a sonal knowledge and ex- of the motorcycling fraternity certified scuba diving instruc- cluding some women, collect ry. You state that the system qualify for the money only because of the money that would have gone to the 20 perience greater than those by writing what is obviously a tor and have taught scuba at in front of Mr. Sheehan's could begin here if some-- county's high unemployment rate, the which didn't apply. The entire sum, criticized. resentful, highly emotional ar- the YMCA. I owned and raced home and in this way Mr. group would underwrite the>' Board of Freeholders' director, Joseph C. $197,901, was redistributed on the basis of 280 cubic inch hydroplanes in Sheehan will have an opportu- ?300 cost for equipment Thei Irwin, acted wisely in appointing the cpun- .need, with emphasis being placed on sev- nationally sanctioned Ameri- nity to discuss his feelings 1300 figure is actually a refer- * first hand with a cross section eneo lo the cost as quoted by S ty budget director, Theodore J. Narozan- ere unemployment problems. Red Bank, can Power Boat Association regattas (and won in heats of the individuals he has cho- a police chief where the sys- ? ick, to act as the expert to sort through the Long Branch, Asbury Park and Wall against the best contenders in sen to condemn. The offer is tern has been used in Callfor- i state and federal rules and regulations Township were among the biggest gainers. the country), was national open any time... nia. Here we do not anticipate : that would have overwhelmed local gov- New Jersey taxpayers often are chairman of the 280 class such expense and have, in! erning bodies. shortchanged when it comes to getting fi- Technical Committee for Mr. Sheehan's use of your fact, already purchased the j three successful years (and newspaper for a personal engraver for marking valu- \ Only 33 of the county's 53 municipal- nancial aid channeled back to them from am still a member), have won vendetta against the motor- ables with the owner's driver; ities applied for the federal grants.' The Washington. That this didn't happen this awards in photographic1 con- cycling world is slanderous license number. Each person'] reason for this, we suppose, is the require- time to Monmouth.County is due to the tests, have an honorable dis- against a special interest who uses if will be charged I ment that the money be used to create alertness displayed in Freehold. Those in- charge from the U.S. Navy, group and entitled to some re- onn dollar only. So far, sev-!. public service jobs, and that the local gov- volved in the effort deserve our thanks. have a BS degree in math- buttal... oral families have taken ad-1 ematics, am employed by the AJery truly yours, vantage of it, and we are Imp- 3 Western Electric Company, Carl W. Harris injj (hat many more will do so.} Headquarters Finance divi- Again, let me urge con- jj A Junior League "Effort sion Computer System Devel- corned people to attend ihef opment for 15 years, and in Kind Neighbors meeting at B p.m. In'fellow- It was bound to happen. With ecology friends enjoy being fashionable while go- addition I ski and own my ship Hall in Holmdel, when own business. Little Silver, N. J. and conservation uppermost in the minds ing about their projects. To (lie Kdilor: ' Chief (truce Phillips will ex. plain the system nnd talk! of young and old these days, the fair sex The league has always been an in- 1 feel no compulsion to X,wish to thank tliy Little naturally came up with questions that re- novator and the source of worthwhile en- apologize to Mr. Sheehan for about the prevention of bur- Silver Police Department, glaries, quired more than scientific answers. deavors. In arranging a pleasant afternoon not fitting into his collection: Little Silver first Aid Squad W« hope that those outside Among them, of course, are what in delightful surroundings, its members "Underground Man - going and our many kind and help- nowhere and may not survive ful neighbors, for their swift, the Holmdel area who are in- should be worn to a tree planting, or while aren't fooling us. to see his salvation." but careful aid, given to my terested will discuss imple- .j bicycling, or collecting bottles and news- They've put their abundant energy be- Indeed, perhaps Mr. Shoe- husband on Friday, Aug. i;i, mcntlng the system In their papers? hind the push for lasting conservation. han would have been able to 1(171, in an accident at our community with their police contribute more meaningfully home. w department; If anyone would The answers are being supplied this measures, and their dedication to the like further Information, they afternoon in Molly Pitcher Inn by the Ju- cause becomes apparent when this after- had he been actually involved I feel very deeply without In some of Hit! areas ho may call Mrs. William Mad- nior league of Monmouth (,'ountyVjn an noon's party is viewed as what it really is? their help this aiTidisnl could den, MII-BM4. < chnnswi to discuss su author- have been much wor.se. "ecological Fashion" show that is^Hf" ,a recruitment of many more women to as- 'You Mean After November 13ill I Conic Uomi itatively. Sincerely, Very truly yours, j Signed lo help league members and their sist in the attainment of lofty goals. Into Th<- If Mr. Shoehnn would have Jucquclyn C. Bruno Louise M, Ilmiiyi Publicity Chairman u Tlw llallt KvtfUltr. Hid H.mk - \liiMlrl.»*n.VJ.. (u ...... M Interitvdlt. »,m.'>«f«tertla>- (mm \'/\su u*nor uiimni" Canadian Stocks »y ROGER E.BPKAB ter it the 1965 I! S, /Canadian \ BASKS Auto Pad. A specific rape in - Mftlt li'ymir opinion or point Is Van Der Hnut Associ- •Bnlm»r-Will National (split 2 fin I) Successful ates, a fast growing Canadian %'entril Jersey Hank (s) (xx) iny Hjflnjf in Canadlin stocks in 'lew of President Nixon'» company, which I've men- •KKrmfr«& Mt'rchants(x)(xx) , tioned here before. Van Der Mnil. Merchants Nwt'l Bank (x) (xx) nev import tax and "floating Investing dolar" proposals? What msue llout, in a joint operation with ' Klmt Nafl Rank or TnniH River (x) (xx) Maremont Corp, manufac- Klrsl State Ocean County (x) (xx) wfti^ld you suggest'.' - I.I). On « cunsulidated baisls, ! - Since the Canadian dol- tures shock absorbers, the . Keanhburu-MiddleKiwn monetary development would bulk of which are exported to Van Der Hout should report Bunk of Manulapan.... la; has alreadyy been prove beneficial. earnings of artiund Id.** per 11 t flt f the rapidly-expanding U.S. . Mlddlvtnwn Banking Co (ID ,, Stuck On ) "al owed" to float freely for The U.H. import tax would market. The Auto Pad ex- share this year, up from l«W» Mtinmuuth County Nat'l (X) (XX) (\\\) surjiB time vis-a-vii s thh e US, penalize certain Canadian in- empts these exports. In fact, J0.70. The uptrend Is wxpected ,N,J. National Bank (x) ,/„.. do lar, the new measures dustrial companies, but it higher U.S. auto sales, which to continue over the wU sev- •IM-anCounty National (x) (xx),,. hav|e had only a minimal ef- does not apply to oil or gas arc ROW expected because of eral years, financex are PwiplvinNnt'l Bank, l.akewmd (x) txs>,... fect between the two cur- and to Imports that are the reclslon of the 7 per cent sound. Van Der Ifout, cur- Twl CO. of Ovpun Comity (x) (xx) rcifciev However, Canadian presently under a treaty um- excise tax, should actually rently selling at a mildest . United .Jersey Hunks ci;m ream which derives the bulk of its operations. A further boost to company that continues l» re\ enues from its gold mining have excellent long-term ap- INDUSTRIAL sales could result if Congress int rests, would be tempora- Firm Promotes enacts proposed legislation re- preciation potentialities. Bid Akkrd rllj affected by the culling of Shares are traded on the To- 1 Two From County quiring schock absorbing Acrologlial Research 5' ID thi U.S. dollar from gold, Mayor Froehlic.h ronto Stock Exchange. • Allmn Industries,.,; bumpers on all new cars. 3% 414 l.oiger term, though, this SANDUSKY, Ohio - The ; Atlantic Appliance Co.. Inc 114 H4 ' Rmrkway Westvaco Corporation has an- 291/4 29^ Honored by Group nounced the appointment of \ Ruck Knijinewing 15 16 Hans II. Froebllch as Eastern CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, member of the National Orga- M ary-Kunice ' Eleclmnlr Associates netits Corp... cia V, Jasln of 28 lllverslde bury Park and WOBM-FM in (M»ry Productions) per- King .1 atucs Kxtcndcd CHIC Ave., Red Bank, N.J., have Toms River. Her husband, foi'i icd at the National Shrine Mr. Kroehlich will asume Laird been named 'members of the Kdward A. Jusin, is assistant of j^Jorth American Martyrs, additional marketing respon- Metallurgical InlrmiilKUKil International Platform Asso- editor of The Daily Register, Auificsville, N.V., along with sibilities for the division In the SALTS • Munmnuth Airline ciation by its hoard of gover- Red Bank. the! Mohawk Indians of Ha- Eastern states while contin- Mnninnuth Capital nors. ' Thu IPA stems from the for- fg Cauglinawuga. uing to manage and service Mimmnuth Indu.Mili's Mr. Lipton, a registered mer American Lyceum Asso- Sjie will appear on the I'as- the customer accounts he pre- viously handled. ; Mnnmnulh Park II 11% professional engineeer, Is ciation, founded a century and siotijist Father's TV program, Mr. Froehlieh, who re- : N..J. Natural <;as W/i I»' chief of the data processing a half ago by Daniel Webster. "Cljalice Of Salvation, "Sun- FRED D.WIKOFFCO. sides at 39 Ayrmont Lane, is ; Rowan Controller .' 2% 2% team for the U.S. Army Elec- Its members represent 55 na- day! at West Springfield, Mass. mayor of Matawan Township, Servomatlnn 38'4 tronics Command, Kt. Mon- tions and its roster includes She will demonstrate the N'.J. ' Southern Container Corp 314 4 muuth, where he has been em- the names of President Rich- A/1? Puppets Five on Stagd 236 MAPLE AVENUE Spiral Metal 4 4% ployed more than 30 years. ard M. Nixon, former Presi- nex| Thursday for the annual India's exports during 1970 | .U.S. Homes 33% 33% Mrs. Jasin is editor afld dent Lyndon B. Johnson and metftlng of the dioccscan di- amounted to $2 million, an in- United Telecontrol Electronics publisher of Janus, a, semi- the late President John' V. rectors at Mt. Manresa Hc- crease of 10.5 per cent over the RED BANK Wffi 741-0554 The Walter neade Organization, Inc., Vf* 3 annual drama magazine fo- Kennedy. tre^t House, Staten Island. previous year. Window Tel cusing on publishing new playwrights which is dis- tributed nationally. She is a director of the International New Playwrights Association, Mow They Voted and Is vice president of Media Consultants & Publications. Register Washington Bureau Economic Opportunity mil. SENATE - On Taft motion For the bill - Williams. Not Mr. Lipton is a fellow of (he to recommit Economic Op- voting - Case (announced as N.J. Academy of Science and portunity BUI (S. 2007) with tor). Bill passed, 49-12, a fellow of the American As- orders to ellmiate $2 billion HOUSE,- On bill (HR» sociation for the Advance- ment of Science and a nation- Child-Development Porgram. 9727) to restrict dumping of al authority on computer sys- Against the motion - Wil- waste materials in oceans and tems design. His wife, Mrs. the Great Lakes. For the bill liams. Not voting - Case Ruth Lipton, is a caseworker (paired against the motion), - Howard. Bill passed, 304-3. for the Monmouth County Motion defeated, 17-46. Welfare Board. On passage of $6 billion Theft Reported s Mrs. .lasin was named an Exemption Is Made At Music School "Outstanding Young Woman • SOUTHAMPTON, England RED BANK - Equipment in America" in 1970. She is a (AP) - Fathers-to-be have valued at $1,729 was taken former editor of the Ocean been exempted "on from the Red Bank School of County Advertiser Magazine, Brick Township, and is a : humanitarian grounds" from. Music between 9 p.m. a smoking ban on visitors to Thursday and 9 a.m. Friday, Southampton hospitals. Police Chief George H. Clay- ton Jr. said. ., 3 18-Year-Olds . ADVERTISEMENT , lie said entry was gained Are Arrcsled MOM Security With through a rear upstairs win- M1DDLETOWN - Police dow and listed as missing report thu arrest at 12:15 a m. FALSE TEETH three guitars and an amplifier yesterday of three young per- head. sons on a variety of charges. Whll» Eallng, Talking Patrolman Raymond Pat- Afraid (tin teeth will drop at the They identified them as Mi- wronr time? A denture adhesive can terson is investigating, chael Casey, 12 Glenmary help. FASTEETH* Powder gives detitum t longer, firmer, steadier Ave., Leonardo, and Ronald Void. Why b* emwu-rasied? For more Longest golf hole in the world Ii. Litwornia of Highland ueurlty and comfort, use FAS- is the 17th at North Carolina's Park, both 18 and both TEETH Dentute Adhealvt Powder. Dentures that fit are essential to Black Mountain Club, It's 745 charged with possession of,a ' health. See youi dentist regularly. yards. stolen car and of alcohol. The third'suspect was said by police to be Kathryn A. 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Rtglster stolf PHotos by Don Lorti GEORGIAN COLONIAL - Mrs. Rullman stands by the boxwood-edged entrance to the historical asso- MUSEUM BUILDING — Mrs. Walter Rullman, a trustee of the Monmouth County Historical Associ- ation, is pictured in the Washington Room of the Museum Building. ciation's Museum Building, 70 Court St., Freehold. County Museum Sites Open to Tour

The Monmouth County Historical Association Is sponsor- Ing an Open House Tour of Its four houses Saturday from 1 to 5 p.m. The buildings on view will be Marlpit Hall, MMdletoun, Hcndriekson House, Holmdel, and Clinton's Headquarters and the Museum Building, both Freehold. *>"- The tour has been planned to mark the complete restora- tion of Clinton's Headquarters, which will be open to the pub- lic for the first time. There Is no admission fee for the tour.'Refreshments will be served.

Historical Museum FREEHOLD - The Mu- less collection that includes seum of the Monmouth Coun- original George Washington ty Historical Association is a documents. three-story Georgian colonial The third floor Junior Mu- brick building located at 70 seum is of special interest to MARLPIT HALL — Mrs. William J. Noonan, Locust, a trustee of the Court St., here. It was de- the thousands of school chil- Monmouth County Historical Association, admires the American Windsor HENORICKSON HOUSE — Situated on a Holmdel hillside is this 14-room signed by J. Hallam Conover dren who visit the museum chairs and 18th century dropleaf table that dominate the dining room of homestead built about 1717 and admired here by Mrs.. William S. Davis (the original Dutch name of each year. Marlpit Hall. Mrs. Noonan stands in front of a portrait of Edward Taylor, Jr., Shrewsbury, a trustee of the Monmouth County Historical Associ- Conover being Cowenhoven, descendant of the original Edward Taylor, Mlddletown settler. ' ation. Below, Mrs. Davis stands in the home's kitchen, which features an tiwners in the 18th century of unusual hive-shaped Dutch oven and this high-backed wood settee. Gen. Clinton's headquarters) and built in 1931. Marlpit County residents have made generous contributions Hall of the various rooms which in- MIDDLETOWN - Marlpit clude the Washington Room Hall,' the 17th-18th century . on the right of the center hall, house of the Taylor family, Is ' the library to tho left, the situated here at 137 Kings grand stairway and palladium Hwy. The original house was. window, the Sports Room on recognized by the Department the second floor and the Free- ot the Interior as being "wor- hold and Hartshome Rooms, thy of most careful pre- both furnished with original servation for benefit of future Monmouth County furniture generations." and accessories. The initial structure, built in 1684, is a simple construc- Although wings have not : been added to the building as tion of two rooms, one di- . originally planned, the collec- redly on top, of the other. It ; tion of county memorabilia features a large fireplace has been increased substan- which was used for both heat- tially by gifts of articles, ing and cooking, an appro- books, papers, and other priate illustration of how items pertaining to county his- early Americans lived nearly tory. The large fireproof vault 300 years ago, ' : near Hit library is no longer CLINTON'S HEADQUARTERS — This home ot 150 W. Main St., Freehold, The rest of the house was adequate to house the price- served as headquarters for the British general before the Battle of Mon- completed in the early 1700's rpcuth : " • ' ' • .• :. • -.-.'••' and shows evidence of more gracious living. Us beauty lies in the fine woodwork found throughout, but especially in the parlor - which was fea- tured in Helen Comstbck's book as one of the 100 most beautiful rooms. Another out- standing feature of the 18th century part of the house is its great entrance door, a divided door with bullseye lights and the original brass knocker. Marlpit Hall is furnished with original period pieces and includes extensive collec- tions of Dutch and English pottery, pewter, and brass Natelsons candlesticks. There are 13 rooms in all, seven of which are open to the public. Hendrickson House IIOLMDKL - Hendrickson House, located here on Longstrect Road by Holmdel County Park, is a restored 18th century farmhouse. RARE FIND-George Dittmar, Colts Neck, a trustee of the Monmouth County Historical Association, This 14-room homestead of1 points out the 18fh ceptury British naval scene framed by elaborate stencil work. The wall decoration the Hcndriekson family, built was uncovered beneath layers of paint In a bedroom of Clinton's Headquarters during-the bulldlna's l about 1717 by ltendrlck lien- restoration. " drk'kson, WHS moved to Us present location from a pro- Square-toed boot of antique fin- vlous Hnlmdel Mto. H Is one of Gen. Henry Clinton's Headquarters (ho lafil. surviving example of ish goat leather, by Nunn Bush. authentic «nly Dutch colonial KRKKIIOM) - (icn. n,.nry properly and farm won! to his' The homo achieved histori- and other belongings, archltccluiY', nnco so pr«vu- Easy-fitting side zipper, fully Clinton's Headquarters, lo- 1 •wiff, Budget, who soimMinw cal significance-June 26, 177ii, Sumc of the fascinating lent In Momiuiufli C'outity'K cated here at 150 W. Main si,,1 leather lined. Sizes Vk to 13, C later married a neighbor, when (Jen. Henry ('Union se- finds of the restoration an.' a niml arras, is a seven-room house which! John Campbell. Campbell lected It us his headquarters, huge cooking fireplace, (in 1'iiinlwl In iin original o«|. and D widths, 34.95. Shoe shop during the Revolutionary passed ownership on lo his Probably this occurred be- IHtli century Hiitish naval «K, MHIW Of Ihl! Imnilj'S f(i |. War, sereed as headquarters son, Nicholas, wlm in turn ( just off the vest-pocket park. cause it was mic of the largest scene painted on paneling In IIOTB arc A lilvo-shnpwl Dutch for (he Hrilish general before sold it to William Alhertsc. and finest hoiiws in the area. the main bedroom, and, con- oven ami the) «piin ^IUHIS win- the Halllc of Moiimouth, Cowwihovon somi'limi! after It happened, however, over dow panwi conlHlnliiK liiibbte l/M. It is bullcvi'i! that Cow- tlu; objections of William's coaled above a false tollltip;, the fliltod Rhnllbatk.s of iwo 'if n\r (nipped rnwni itiun Iwo iiccnrdx indicate that the unhovort was responsible for widow, Elizabeth, who. was t'wiltirlos ago, remodeling th« house with living In the house at I lie lime. cupbnunlK which had linen building was built probably 'flilH IIOII«I> IK fiiriilKliwl tvllli elaborate woodwork and cup- An affidavit filed by Elizabeth Joined to form a dome, Clip- between I7llli and 1709 by or MtiiflfH of ihf gticfn Annepif. boards prlnr to 1750, llni.s after the departure of the boards on ell her side of the 2 Broad Street, Red Bank for Hcnjamin Cook, an Eng- rlwl find (HIHIPC, In tiddltfiw |« diangjriK it from ;i single (jrllish accuses them nf mis- lish soitlcr, on properly' restored fireplace in Hie unr- ln »f furniture iy|ilcnr of farmlimist' to an itjaborale Irwitniwit, including HIP re- bought from James Ifrid, At lor now utilize I hose l fiivnrcij | y lint Hutch »l lldllic, moval of furnishings, slock ( the time of his drain. Conk's backH. l/i The Duly fefMiftr, Ked Btak - MiAlletwn, N'J., Tue«i*y, Sfltodmr U, 1911 9 Sguelched Lander* Dear Ann Landers: I was Dear G.T.A.: Sorry, but I'm waxers don't work and their amination whether a woman very.much Interested in the too busy right now to spear- wiping cloths and sponges are has had a baby. Several letter from the mother of the Ann head anything. Furthermore, full of holes. Rich people think months ago you said Just the 10-year-old boy who was hav- I can think of a few people they are saving rrioney by opposite. Your answer was ing an affair with the 35-year- offhand who might not go hanging onto crummy appli- given as one of the reasons a old woman next door, The along on the "public service ances and worn-out junk. girl should not try to cover up boy's mother was not only Landers They are wrong. A cleaning the fact that she has toda n t *,, «f * <., ,» aspect" of your plan. mad at the neighbor but Dear Ann Landers: You woman can get the place out-of-wedlock child wften she furious with her husband. woman, thanked her and low- once wrote in your column, twice as tidy in half the time marries. When she told him what his ered her rent $10 a month, "Everybody can learn Irom if she has modern, functional son was doing he replied, "It's If all mothers were as wise somebody." It is with this in equipment. When will those How about a little more re- better than fooling around as mine we wouldn't have so mind that I write to you, 1 dumbbells with the six-figure search? Either you are wrong with a dumb 15-year-old. The many kids in trouble today. have been a cleaning woman bank accounts and the 1931 or the doctor is. Who is it? - boy goes away to college Why don't you spearhead a for 22 years and I have junk wake up?-Tired of San Fran Nit-Picker soon, ile needs some ex- drive for better sex education learned something that many Working With Relics perience." In my opinion the via the Kxpcrieneed-Older- well educated, college trained . Dear S.F.: I'm right. I father was right on both Woman-Tutor System? It people don't know. I have dis- Dear Tired: Hopefully triple-checked with three counts. would be a public service, not covered a 100 per cent fool- when they read this, Are you O.B-Gyn specialists and they Forty-five years ago, when only for the young boys who proof way to tell if people awake out there, ladies? tell me that in 99 cases out of I was 16,1 had a similar ex* would profit from the ex- have money. Look in their Check your broom closets and 100, the physician can deter- perience. A' 34-year-old widow perience, but for the young broom closets. if you nc,ed new equipment, mine whether or not a woman who lived downstairs in my girls who should be let alone. Rich people have beat-up, - get it. ' has had a child. If she had a mother's apartment house of- It would also benefit the older worn-out vacuum sweepers, Cacsarean section the scar js fered to help me with my women who are divorced, so ancient that parts arc no Dear Ann Landers: In one evident. If the birth was by homework. After my third vis- widowed or married to men longer available. Their floor of the doctor columns in, the natural delivery the cervical it she seduced me, My mother who are incapacitated, lazy or mops shed all over because paper I read that it is not pos- opening Is larger and' some- found out about n, went to the bu->y. - G T A they are worn to shreds Their Mblc for a doctor to tell on ex- times fissured, Black History in StoryandSong BED BANK - A concert by lie schools, received her basic pearances, is an oulgi owth of participants are members of Miss Henrietta Zachary, As- the Alpha Kappa Alpha Cho- music training under the late the Sorority of Richmond All the graduate chapter of the bury Park, Junior leader, and rale of Richmond, Va., will be Miss Grace Malchow. Mrs. .sorority. Dr. Rose C. Thomas, Belmar, presented by the Central Jer- Goodwin was graduated with Chairman of the program is consultant. Past presidents sey Club of the National Asso- a BA degree in music from Mrs. Pearl B. Brown, 1522 are Mrs. Margaread White ciation of Negro Business and Howard University, Washing- Third Ave., Asbury Park. and Mrs. Shirley S. Williams. Professional Women's Clubs ton, D.C., where she was a Tickets may be obtained from .Saturday at 8 p.m. here in the member of the choir and glee Mrs. Brown, or Mrs. Leon A. Eskimos have been artists First Presbyterian Church at club, and did advanced study .Sweeney, 6 Norman Drive, for more than 4.000 years. Tower Hill, Harding Road. at New York University. She Neptune. Proceeds from the concert is the widow of William Good- Officers of the club are ft will benefit the club's Scholar- win, who was for several Mrs. Helen W. Scott, Asbury RACEWAY FASHIONS — Models Joanne Casey, right, Atlantic High- ship Fund. years head of the music de- Park; Mrs. Brown, vice presir Custom lands, and Billy Powers, Elberon, preview for Thursday's Fashion Show Under the direction of Mrs. partment of Virginia Union dent; Mrs. Blanche Jones, Collected at the Freehold Raceway presented by Dainty Apparel of Asbury Park. Perzealia Parker Goodwin, University. Neptune, second vice presi- Designers to be featured during the show beginning at 1:30 p.m. will in- daughter of Dr. James W. dent; Mrs. Canta Johnson, Early American Parker Sr. of Red Bank, the Currently, Mrs. Goodwin is third vice president; Mrs. clude Anne Fogarly, Adele Simpson and Eloise Curtis. Admission to the music consultant in the Public Furniture raceway Thursday is free to the ladies. chorale will present a Black Bernice Bullock, Neptune, ...tnHwmietiit History program in story and School'System of Richmond. lecording secretary; Mrs. song titled "Love My Chil- Her brother is Dr. .lames W. Phyllis Taylor, Neptune, cor- dren." Parker Jr., Red Bank. ' responding secretary; Miss I CORWCOiltd. KOUTE34.COITSNECK Sewing Earns Award Mrs. Goodwin, who was The Alpha Kappa Alpha Judith Owens, Ocean, finan- born in Red Bank and was Chorale, which has made cial secretary; Mrs, Mary Green, Lakewood, treasurer; i t CONVENT STATION - graduated here from the pub- well-received television ap- Mrs. Perzealia Goodwin Miss Stephanie White, 16, of 622 Overton Place, Long Branch, was judged alternate Course Is for state honors in (he 4-H dress revue program. She Offered competed Saturday with 150 HAZLET - The Recreation seamstresses in the State 4-H Commission will offer a free Fashion Revue here. at St. needlecraft class for young Elizabeth College. ladies of the township, each :'"• She modeled her two-piece, Tuesday beginning Sept. 28; beige, knit suit which includes The program, featuring cro- ... a dress and pants.The A-line chet and knitting, will be con- dress features largepuffed ducted from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. set-in sleeves with band cuffs, in the recreation office in Vet- and a high, round, keyhole erans Memorial Park, Union ; neckline fastened with a small Ave. •"••••• "•• • ••'•• ' ' \ wood button and loop. The • Instructors will include neckline and cuffs are top- Mrs. Irene Hayton, Mrs. Mae a&a&gk - stitched. The pants are bell Robertson, Mrs. Violet Vogl, RED BANK* 9 WHITE STREET bottoms. The total cost was Mrs. Helen Sister and Mrs. V> . 842-9191 f 10 and valued at $3(1. Madeleine Mergrter, members To add color contrast she of the commission's Senior wore a dark brown suede Citizens Club. Also returning beaded belt at the hipiine, as an instructor will be Mrs. brown shoes and shoulder- Karla Stewart. strap bag. . Pre-registration may be /'Steffie" is a member of made by contacting the recre- the West Long Branch 4-H ation office. • Club, and has been a 4-H'er 4!/^Open now... seven years. She has modeled 1 Luncheon Set in three state fashion revues MATAWAN- The fall and given demonstrations and luncheon of the United Pres- ' talks on sewing and modeling byterian Women of the First NATURALIZER techniques. She also helps Presbyterian Church, Rt. 34, • younger club members and will be Thursday, Sept. 23, at , children from the MCAP Club noon in Fellowship Hall. ' wjfh their sewing projects. RED BANK Sponsored by the Stop'n' ,,, She designs her own clothes Shop stores, the luncheon also Vand says .her modeling ex- will feature games, songs, perieftces in |toje fashion prizes and entertainment. Featuring : ,,sho\ys has giveirwsfr poise and A free babysitting service ;,;; self-confidence. will be available. Naturalizer Shoes .: The Monmouth County Tickets may be had from ,, seamstress has held every of- Mrs. John Jorgensen, chair- , fice in her club, is a member man, and Mrs, Donald Ander- 1 with of the County 4-11 Council, and son. . a representative on the State +H Council. DEBORAH BENEFIT your kind of fashion, IShe received achievement NEW SHREWSBURY - , awards for project excellence, The Red Bank Chapter of the Pomona,Grange award Deborah Hospital in Browns your kind of fit • for achievement, and wqn a Mills will sponsor a benefit silver bowl for her demonstra- card and Mah Jongg party to- tion at the State 4-H Public tonight at 8 p.m. in the Mon- Presentation Day at Rutgers > Re ler Sloff Photo mouth Reform Temple, University. RUNNERUP — Stephanie White, 16, Long Hance Ave. Mrs. Chester Otti- If you've worn Naturalizer Shoes, you . The daughter of Mr. and Branch, models her two-piece beige knit suit, nger, Middletowri, is chair- know how wonderful they feel, how Mrs. Leo White, she is a se- which brought her runnerup honors in New Jer- man. Guests should bring . nior In Long Branch Senior sey's 4-H dress revue program. their own cards and games. beautiful they look. If you haven't, what , High School. She says her 4-11 better time than now, during our grand 'r experiences are instrumental opening. You're someone very, very spe- '. in her decision to follow ;\ ca- NATURAL FOODS cial at Naturalizer Red Bank, and we'll j reer in home economics. OAKHIIKST - The Central DANCE CLASSES Kathy Borcl, 17, uf-Peinber- Jersey Natural Food Club will give you the personalized service to . ton Is this year's winner in the REGISTER: WED.. THURS.. FRI. meet here tonight at 8 o'clock prove it. Come in soon, and sae our • • State 4-11 dress revue pro- in the Ocean Township Hecre- SEPT. 8th • 9th • 10th 10 A.M. To 6 P.M. complete collection. gram. ation Center, Memorial SAT. SEPT. 1 lth 9 A.M. To 12 Noon Only CAKD PARTY I'kwy., off Larkin Place. MIDDLKTOWN - The There will be group dis- — Graded Classes — Ladles Auxiliary o( Middle-- cussions on food supplements, town Kilts will Imvo a card food preparation, nutrition Bailer© Tap® Toe® Jail® Twirling party tonight at Ml) p.m.and health and exercise. The 9:30-5:30 In the Lodfi'e Home, 171) Main public is Invited to partici- Acrobatic© Gymnastic* Balance Beam St., Port Momnnulli. pate. - ALL AGES - MON. - SAT. Naturdlizet Shoes from unu | SPlOAl ClASSISfOft 2 AND 3 YRS. 01D j WED. & FRI. TIL 9 •17-'24 DAY CARE fxptrf fflshwfion • R«osono6l» Rota KINDERGARTENURSERY SCHOOLN LEAHMAUER OUR WELCOMING GIFT TO YOU . . . ..EGI8TEH NOW - 7:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. EECH THERAPIST - MADIMQ SPECIALIST SCHOOL of DANCE SELECT AN UMBRELLA OF YOUR TUTORING FREE •••CHOICE WITH ANY PURCHASE HOT LUNCH - TRANSPORTATION ST. MARK'S PARISH HALL 37 E. Front St. • 747-9552 MYRTLE AVE., KEANSBURG MANY COLORS & STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM- f EL. 48B-1108 PAY - 787-8777 Wight • Rod Bank 10 TheIMIy RfglMcr, Rftrl Bunk - MirIdlf-lMt.ii, S.J.,T«.«lay, &-|iliwln-r \ . 11 n .31)7 14 the hat-carrier in a similar Dodger-Giant battle several sea- before reliever Jim Brewer stopped the rally and recorded his H^.::;:.:.,: ? »•»»* Win Di»lil«n sons ago. 20th save of the season. \ Wilt Divlllon Sir, The Les Angeles Dodgers stormed within two games of Son FrqnclKO BJ ti MS - Korcsai Cly '{ $, front-running San Francisco in the frenzied National League Giants' catcher Russ Gibson grabbed Buckner, players Pinch-hitter Jim'Ray Hart homered with one out to start ChltDQO .. ^ iS K the late uprising and Tito Fuentes and Kingman later doubled. RiWn.:::::::....: « » .«» » 4«> IS 1 'West, riding home runs by-Richie Allen, Willie Crawford and from both teams filled the field and, when it was all over, Minntulo {J I' 43! 30 Willie Davis to a melee-marked 5-4 victory over the Giants last Marichal, Buckner and Giants' pitcher Jerry Johnson were It was only Marshal's second loss in 23 decisions against S«::::::::::::: 3 8 :5" B night. tossed out. the Dodgers in Candlestick Park, Ul Bolllmoro » SiDe'roll MO Johnson was ejected after he charged plate umpire Shag Elsewhere in the National League, the Pittsburgh Pirates son "'yij(i5yoy., Rllvn, NewYorM. Boston 0 i The triumph was the seventh in a row and 12tlr in 14 Niw York 4,Montreal 2. lit Dome, 5 In- Washington ot Cltvtland, roln games for the relentlessly pursuing Dodgers. Crawford and was restrained by teammates. defeated the Chicago Cubs, 5-1; the New York Mcts beat the Montreal Expos 4-2 in tho rain-shortened five-inning first game 8oat The Giants, who led by a seemingly comfortable 8'/ The departure of Marichal brought on Jim Barr in relief. Houstonl'San OliQO i California 2 of a scheduled doubleheader; the Philadelphia Phillies games barely a week ago, have now dropped eight of their last The first batter he faced, Davis, hit a two-run homer to give Todoyi Oomii Ooklond <.--. City trimmed the St. Louis Cardinals 3-2 in 10 innings; the Cincin- r (S nine. Los Angeles a 5-1 lead. rr';ii iwipjiitS' !KyJ8rodl./ IJ-MI «t MllwtukM Allen hit a two-run homer in the first inning and Crawford nati Reds turned back the Atlanta Braves 2-1 in 13 innings and m Three Ejected ""•'•"-WjSnnwnM or Moos, 9-71 Ottrgll CUollch 13-111 ot Baltimore homered with none on in the fourth. the Houston Astros whipped the San Diego Padres 3-2. Juan Marichal, 14-11, was one of three players ejected "New'YwViSlolllemvr. IJ-III 01 001- from the game in the fifth inning, after the Giants1 right-hand- Rookie Dave Kingman, making his first appearance since Willie Mays, the first batter hit by a pitch in the game, a Sept. 1 emergency appendectomy, scored the first San Fran- took a baseball in the ribs in the first inning and went to sec- er hit Dodger outfielder Bill Buckner with a pitch. Dodger »ro 5 cisco run after tripling in the second inning. Alan Gallagher ond on a wild pitch before Singer struck out B< bb, lloml. to (Zlicforv' 'I nlc'H olber starter and winner Bill Singer, 9-16, had hit two Giants earlier brought him home with a sacrifice fly. end the inning. in the game. Buchanan Looks Like Loser\ But Decisions Laguna in 15 NEW YORK (AP) - Ken nents, but the two years the Buchanan, bleeding and bat- 28-year-old Laguna gave to tered around both eyes, the Scot apparently made a pounded Ismael Laguna with big difference. solid left hands to the head Laguna appeared tired and good body punches last from the fifth round until the night and retained his world end of the bout, although he lightweight championship rallied to take the fifth round with a unanimous 15-round de- until he rallied to take the cision at Madison quare Gar- 11th and 12th rounds The AP den. card and held his own in the The classy little Scot, look- 13th. ing like the loser as he accept- Buchanan dashed the hopes ed congratulations in the ring of Laguna's Latin rooters at the end of, the exciting with his big 14th-round bomb- rematch, never lost his cool ardment that appeared to although he bled from cuts be- have him on the verge of low both eyes for a good deal sending Laguna to his first of the fight and fought with knockout defeat in his 76-bout his left eye badly swollen for career. the last 12 rounds and from a Buchanan had his left eye severe cut above his left eye partially closed in the third in the last four rounds. round but the swelling never Takes Control appeared to bother the Scot. Buchanan took control of In fact, it seemed to spur him the fight with solid left hands on as he came out for the to the head and good body fourth round. punching in the fourth round The cut under the left eye AP WlrephoW and almost ended the bout in in the fifth and under the right HOLDING ON — Chicago Cubs second baseman Paul Popovich makes the 14th round when he drove eye hi the 10th, which, could sure he's got a hold on the boll as a forced Steve Blass (28) of the Pitts- the Panamanian around the have been from Laguna's burgh Pirates attempts to upset him In the third inning yesterday at Chi- ring with a two-fisted barrage head, didn't bother the cham- cago. Action came on Ronnie Stennett's grounder to Ron Santo who threw that lasted for almost a full pion, either. minute and almost sent La- to Popovich. Sfennett was safe at first. The Pirates won, 5-1. AP Wlrephoto guna through the ropes. IN THE ROPES — Panamanian Ismael Laguna falls through the ropes af- ter a left from defending lightweight champion Ken Buchanan of Scotland The only thing that kept La- In the 14th round of last night's title fight at New York's Madison Square guna, bidding to become only Jorgensen's Homer LiftsMets in Haiti Garden. Buchanan regained his crown by earning a unanimous 15-round the second man to win the, decision over the former champs V "" . , . lightweight title three times, NEW YORK (AP) - Mike of a twinbill today. The Mets added a run in the 44th time this year the Expos' ', from going out of the ring was Jorgensen climaxed a three- Bud Harrleson singled, fifth on single's by Kranepool intielder has been struck - / that he managed to catch the run outburst in the first inning stole second and scored on Ed and Jorgensen and Jerry and gave up singles to Ron top strand of the ropes with with a two-run homer that Kranepool's single before Jor- Grote's infield out. Woods and Bob BaUey. They McLain Tired of Scapegoat both gloves and pull himself powered the New York Mets gensen unloaded his fourth Ray Sadecki, 7-6, allowed a also scored in the fifth on Rus- back into the ring where he ,to a 4-2 victory over Montreal homer over the center field first-inning run when he hit ty Staub's double and Gary escaped the charging Scot. yesterday in the rain-shorten- wall off Carl Morton, 10-15/ Ron Hunt with a pitch - the Sutherland's single. Label in Washington Woes The first meeting between ed first game of a scheduled these two, when Buchanan twi-night doubleheader. younger guys still look up to WASHINGTON (AP) - thing pops up," said McLain won the title last year in The game, halted with the. him as a former 31-game win- Controversial Denny McLain in a prepared statement he Puerto Rico, was a split de- Expos coming to bat in the ner, and when he talks to said yesterday he was tired of read over the air. cision with the referee voting sixth inning, was called after Hahnsen Slops Sox being accused as the cause of them, especially when he bad- "I've had my differences of for Laguna and the two judg- a wait of one hour and 22 min- BOSTON (AP) - Stan Bah- in his career. finished strong, retiring the alleged dissension of the mouths Williams, they listen opinion with Ted Williams and es for Buchanan. The differ- utes. The washed-out second nsen blanked Boston for the last 15 batters. Washington Senators. because we're not doing too those differences for the most The New York right-hander ence was only one point on the game was rescheduled as part third time this season, leading Roy White led the New In a telephone call to Radio well and everyone is looking part have stayed between Ted 10-point must system. New York HI I Boston 10) the New York Yankees to a ob- r. h..i, .'.ob r h York attack with three hits Station WWDC, which carries for excuses." and me. Monlreol ID New York (4) Kenncy 3b 5- 0- 2:G 0 OJSdecM p 2 0 1 struck out eight and walked ; Lohoud ph been caused by news stories three suspensions which There was little difference 2 0 0 ;KTatum p 0 o, o ABA Drafts quoting unidentified players. proached by McLain. Totals 20 2~i|To1ols ~~ four as he ouldueled Boston's caused him to miss most of in weight-Laguna outweighed il.... Sonny Siebert, 16-10, who Totals 39 4 12: Totals 111) "I'm just tired of being a New York 100 101 10..0. - I He specfically criticized the 1970 season while with the the champion 135 to 133^-and j — jorof nsbn""6'i> "-"Jiiinfr»ori. failed in a bid to become a 17- Boston 000 000 000 — 0 ^Hardships' Sunday stories by George scapegoat everytime some- Detroit Tigers. LOB — Monlreol 6, N.Y. I. 2B - Wine. E - Benlqu«. DP - N.Y 1. Boston reach between the two oppo- Sloub, HR _ Jorgernon (4). SB - Her- game winner for the first time 1. LOB — N.Y. 8, Boston 6. 2B - Blom- Minot of the Washington Post relson. % - Sodeckl, Singleton. berg, Slebert 5 — Benlquez. NEW YORK (AP) - The and Russ White of the Wash- American Basketball Associ- ington Star. ;&*KWWHW^^ ation announced yesterday its Minot wrote: "While the hardship draft would be held Washington baseball team's here today. • future is being negotiated in The ABA will have 10 play- the halls of finance, on the ers available to be drafted, in- field and in the clubhouse cluding four who were drafted there is growing dis- by the rival National Basket- satisfaction among the play- ball Association. ers." 49ers Rated Super Pick of '72 Tom Payne of Kentucky The Post writer told of and Cyril Baptiste of Creigh- McLain's differences with ton, two of the four, report- manager Ted Williams over edly have signed NBA con- his ptiching the right-hander tracts, Payne with Atlanta every five days instead of ev- and Baptiste with the Golden ery four, as McLain says he By CHUt'K TR1BLEHOKN i - Chicago - The Bear facts,: Vlkcs and Lions just too Stale Warriors. would prefer. Register Sports Editor tough to rise any higher. Phil Chenier of California White, in a feature on Wil- 4 - Green Bay - The Packers again will resemble their was chosen by Baltimdre and liams, quoted an unidentified Well, the New York Yankees, California Angels and New The Chuck Wagon nickname-by finishing on bottom of puck. Nate Williams of Utah State player as saying: "The York Mets aren't going to win divisional titles as predicted, Western Division was picked by Cincinnati. and a subway series for Fun City will have to wait 'til next trouble is Denny remains a 1 - San Francisco - Banner year fur 4!k'is und a rqmat The six others available In- year. very personable fellow. The 2 - Cleveland - Browns will score with the like of Luroy showing by MVP John .Hrudk1, pnssi'i oxtraordinalic1 clude Mickey Davis of Du- The only way to avoid an oh-for-four collar in baseball • Kelly in the backf ield, but so will foes. 21—,Los Angeles'- The once di'ft'ii.sive-mlndud Kams will quesne, Ed Leftwich of North prognostication is for the Dos Angeles Dodgers to overtake the 3 - Pittsburgh - Terry Bradshaw's aerial antics may lift swing to offonsu under n«w coach Tnmmy l'rothro. Carolina State, Mike Meade, San Francisco Giants. And after a boyhood love of the Giants the Steelers into contention. 3 - Atlanta - Falcon fortunes on upsurge, bul only LA Is Hartford, Allen Raphael, 'Yaz'Out and an equally as strong hate for the Bums, wouldn't that be a • 4 - Houston - Oilers' record figures to improve (3-10-1 in within reach. Northwestern, Anthony Reed, revolting development? last year), but standing remains same, , ; ' 4 - New Orleans - Thiii(,'.s aivn'l jazzy in Dixieland, KO Murcer Community College, Predicting the outcome in pro football is considerably eas- With Virus Western Division Saints need miracle to better even 2-11-1 of lust, season. N.C., and John T. Bailey of ier anyway. Who else but the San Francisco 49ers will advance BOSTON (AP) - Carl 1 - Oakland - Hepeat performance and a Super Howl The seer sees Super Sunday as a hat ile between Sun Fran- Wagner. all the way to a Super Bowl champiopship next January 1 Yastrzemski, the Boston Red berth in offing for Raiders. . cisco and Oakland, with the •lifers nju»'f,'ing as new kings of Sox' veteran slugger, was or- The long National Football League exhibition grind .,'%- Kansas City - The Chiefs could win, but not Without pro football. dered sidelined yesterday, be^ makes the grid season seem .as If the heat of battle has bein an improved attack. Notes on Knlclis Andretli Enters cause of an intestinal virus intense for months. But hold on, enduring wives, they've just 3 - San Diego - Status quo likely in Chargers camp Mnnmoiilh College reports tliiil ;ill tickets fur I hi! N'ew r which forced him out of the been warming up the oven for the regular season which starts despite off-season overhaul. ' York Knlcks' iiilrn-squari scriinmiigc fur the.benefit of the Marlboro 300* lineup in Detroit Sunday. this weekend. 4 - Denver - The Idea that the Broncos can buck the trip .scholarship fund have been .sold. , .The ciiib will stray from Us TRKNTON _ Three-time Yaslrzcmski was taken to a The forecast is short and brlef-and hopefully sweet: —- three without an adequate quarterback Is a passing fancy, •West L(iii|4 Hrani'li base ;t week from inday fur ihclr flr.sl pre- national champion nnd llllil) hospital when the Hed Sox re- AMERICAN CONFERENCE •••••-,'' NATIONAL CONTKKEMCK .season exhibit ion'game. ., The success (if All-American Dean Indianapolis "500" winner turned home Sunday night. He '. Eastern Division Eastern Division Meitilnger, wlm doubtlessly is no more than an even slx-fnoler, Mario Andrew of Nazareth, complained of a pain his right 1 - Dallas - Cowboys will ride roughshod over uflim- lour ;i midget by pro basketball slaixlaril.s, led one writer t» ask Pa., will be hoping to shake .side, and appendicitis at first - Baltimore- Uneasy edge to Colts on strength of de- Eastern dudes. much Ik'd llolzmiin whether there arc any plans In );lve lion the mechanical jinx which has was feared. fense. 2 - New York - II Kikes fortitude and healthy lion John- Konii'gay a Iryout with the ronlm's. Kornogay, of course, is plagued him throughout the 2 - New York - Questionable if Jets could win title, with Dr. Thomas Tierney, the son to pick the Giants this high after pre-season disaster. tho 5-7 MmiiTHiiith College NAIA All-American of three years .season when he joins the or without Joe Namath. club physician, said extensivo 3 - St. Louis - Cardinals an unpredictable club wlilcli ago who now serves as assistant llawk-couch and assistant di- greatest Held ever assembled' tests disclosed the virus in- 3 - Miami - Dolphins could pop their heads more above could do better - or worse, rector of admissions at the college. "If we were to do things «t Trenton Speedway for the fection, yastrzemski, was re- i water and even take all. ,••••• 4 - Washington - Redskins' war cry could Imcomc more liko that," said llnlzman, "we. would have 150 guys In $00,750 Marlboro "300" on leased from the hospital, and 4 - Buffalo - 0. J. Simpson should be ready to squeeze ferocious when Sonny Jurgensen niturmrrrom Injury.. camp.",. .Holzman doesn't have to decide on his 12-inan ros- Sunday nflornoon, Kepi. 20. was believed headed for the Hlie Bills out of the cellar. 5 -^Philadelphia - Eagles vastly improved, but it remains ter until midnight, before tho season opener mi Oct. y>; IMII tlio ' i. ..Andrntil wyn Ihti niitional ball park for last night's game , • 5 - New England - Rookie Jim Plunkett will be tough for to be seen If they can move up, pared lineup in likely to read tills way: Re.ed, neBussehcru crown In 10(15-08 and fill nnd Is with the New York Yankees. a rookie quarterback, but Pats' move won't alter their position Central Division Frazier, Lucas, Bradley, Slallworth, Itlordan, Jackson, Memi- second only to A.J. Foyt In in standings. However, trainer Buddy Le- 1 - Miiiiifsota - Vikings should lirwv.c! to fourth aw iiKer, (Milt) Williams, (Kendall) Mayfield nnd (fjivg) Fill- all-time point standing at Central Division rotix said Yaz will be out "two Kucutivc divisional crown on win^.s of defense. more. Mike Prim, wljo will mlM training•ciimp due lo'n mili- Trunton 'Speedway. Mario or three days." He added (hat 1 - Cincinnati - Bengals' teeth sharper with first division- 2 - Detroit - .Seauml bust in division, hut the Lions rale, tary service, and Kddto Mast mwm hurd-pri'SMd to rdulfi last hftu won fivi! eyenttt at Tron-> additional tests will be taken al championship (70) tucked away among tin- best in entire corifrnwc; .season's rcservi' roles. ton, including the innugurel if necessary later in the week. »milcron tin; II/J mllo irtick "i "A *« In Hifif), l 1 1 .nicks 'JliiiU»!lvHi'Ki»uV. MU«nk-MWillH«»tni.NJ.l'lu<-«lu^hc|,i1.|i)lnT II. I '" 11 Two NJSIAA Outlines opefuls WKST I,ON(S BKANCH - The door was alammcd shut yesterday on a pair of rookie Growth of Sports hopefuls and any fans who next December the member schools will vote have not yet obtained tickets JIOBBINSVIIXK - The tremendous growth of interscholastic athletics In the Mate on a proposal to have play-offs on tho gridiron for Saturday's inlra-squud for all sectional championship ties In football, scrimmage. of New Jersey uvcr the pa.st 10 years and the affiliated advancement of the supervision and The cross-country championships Ijavs The two players under con- development of each sport by the N.J, Slate grown from a single meet to four sectional ' tract cut were Dan Davis, a 0- lnterscholastic Athletic Association was high- meets which are then followed by champion- 10 center from Henderson lighted today by James G. Growney, executive ships in six group classifications. The sport of State, Ark., and ii-8 forward secretary-treasurer. soccer has also expanded tremendously to the Mike, O'Brien of St. Leo's,, Noting that the NJSIAA now provides ad- point where both sectional and state cham- Fla. ministration for M boys' sports and has moved pions are played off on all group levels. Meanwhile, Monmbuth Col- into girls' interscholaslic athletics with com- Advancements have been generated by lege officials announced that petition in two sports last year (basketball and the NJSIAA in seven different winter sports. all 1,600 tickets priced at $1 track), and plans for active competition in two The annual basketball tournament showed which were made available to others during J971-72. over 200 schools represented in 1.971, and this the general public had been "We are extremely proud of our inter- activity provides the major portion of the reve- sold. One-half of the more scholastic athletic programs in New Jersey, nue necessary to carry on the athletic com- than 3,000 pickets were held and the championship competition in almost petition in many other sports that are not self- back for students. The.re- ..,r READY FOR HORSE SHOW - Mr. ond Mrs. Harold Ely, Eafontown, are getting read/ for the new every activity is a model for many other state sustaining, ••'•/. mainder were sold on a' first Driving Class for ponies and carts to be held at the Lincroft Horse Show In Thompson Park on Per- Fencing Noteworthy come, first served ba,sfs high school organizations In this country," said r dnevllle Road in Jatnesburg Saturday. Mr/ and Mrs. Ely are members of the Monmouth Deriving Club, Growney in evaluating the programs. "We are The fencing competition is particularly Saturday's noor>scrlmmage fortunate to have many dedicated and capable noteworthy siilce New Jersey is one of the will involve the. entire Knicks' school administrators, athletic directors and very few states in the nation that provides this squad which'begins pre-sea- coaches .whose guidance and assistance has activity on the" high school level. Continual son practivc hor*tonlght, The been a most valuable asset in expanding our growth and interest has been shown in bowl- veterans who checked into, the Vikings, Bears Make deadline many sports to the level of state-wide com- ing, gymnastics and swimming and more than Holiday* Inn headquarters petition," Growney further added as he 1,000 entries were received last March for the here yesterday and the dered a summary of the NJSlAA's 10>year swimming,competition despite tt\e fact- that rookies who survived the four- very few schools in the state have their own day early camp last week will progress report. With Last-Minute Shuffles Noting that the NJSIAA has just begun to pools. The NJSIAA competition has thus en- participate In the intra-squad abled many fine teen-age swimmers to show contest. By The Associated Press ebrand, guard Mike Lahood Francisco for a 1973 draft his career and scored four expand Its scope of administration into girls' and Defensive back Ted Pro- choice; and traded center Bob touchdowns. interscholastic athletics, Growney indicated their ability in this Indoor and outdoor sport. The scrimmage, which will that state competition will be held this fall in The winter indoor track competition-Is one benefit the Monmouth College The Minnesota Vikings and vost, Beasley suffered a knee Hyland and defensive back Hyland, a 6-5 255-pound Chicago Bears made a flurry Injury against Miami in the Bennie McRae to the Now graduate of Boston College, cross-country and field hockey. In addition, the of the most outstanding high school programs Scholarship fund, represents NJSIAA Executive Committee recently ap- in the United States and this serves as a pre- the only appearance of the of deals yesterday as the Na- Vikings' last exhibition game York Giants for the Giants' was the No. 1 pick of the tional Football League teams Saturday night and is out for 1972 No. 1 draft choice. Green Bay Packers in 1967.pointed a committee of women consultants for lude for the outdoor track season. Athletes en- National Bsj&ketb;»ll. Associ- the girls' sports programs. gage in development meets starting in Decem- • ation whichris" not- closed to made the deadline for cutting the season. McRae, a 31-year-old defen- He came to the Bears prior to their rosters to the minimum last season and started all 14 Rules for Girls ber to be.followed by the relay championships/ the public. The Bears got running back sive back, was the Bears' No. ! 40-player'squ.ads for the Cyril Pinder from Phila- 2 draft choice in 1962. The for- games at center. Mrs. Virginia B. Whitaker of Cherry Hill and then the group and state championships. The Knicks posed/or photo- rcugular season. delphia for two undisclosed mer University of Michigan The Bears also said that Public Schools played a prominent role this More than 250 boys participated' last February graphers this morning before The Vikings traded line- draft choices and running player, 6-foot and 185 pounds, running back Craig Baynham, year in writing the National Federation Bas- in the state indoor title meet. , . getting down to the hard work backer Mike McGill, defen- back Bill Tucker from San has intercepted 27 passes in who suffered torn ligaments ketball rule book for girls competing in a fivc- Wrestling has developed tremendously as of preparing.for another rug- sive back Dale Hackbart and in his right shoulder in scrim- player game. New Jersey was also represent- an interscholastic activity over the past 10 ged NBA campaign in which an undisclosed future draft mage, underwent surgery ed by Judy Swanson of Princeton High School years. From a relatively few schools engaged they hope.to duplicate their choice to St. Louis for tight Monday and has been placed on the national rules committee for girls' gym- in the sport in 1961, the mat sport has now championship year of 1070. end Bob Brown.and defensive on the waived injured list. nastics. •• > • ; reached such proportions in the state that the The acquisition of eight-year Nebraska 1st tournament Competition draws sellout crowds, back Nate Wright. Elsewhere the Cincinnati "We do not intend to rest on our laurels veteran Jerry Lucas from San tourney action consists of 32 district meets The Vikings also traded Bengals announced that quar- and remain satisfied with our present prog- Francisco In exchange for from which the winners will now advance in their No. 4, quarterback, Bill terback Greg Cook, plagued ress, but rather plan to accelerate our efforts Cazzie Russell could be the 1972 to eight regional play-offs and the sub- Cappleman, to Philadelphia On APs Ladder with arm trouble, has been to mold the boys' and girls' interscholastic ath- key to a return to title form, A sequent state semis and finals. -,';•• healthy Willis Reed won't hurt for a future draft choice and By the Associated Press Alabama, up from 16th to placed on the unable to per- letic programs and tournament competition their chances either/ signed Jim Loenz, a tight end, ninth, and idle Oklahoma, form list and thus will be in- into the finest, in the country," Growney con- The growth and progress report of as a free agent a'nd assigned Nebraska's defending na- still 10th. Arkansas crushed eligible to play until Nov. 1. cluded in expressing the NJSlAA's goals for NJSIAA-sponsored competitions has continued Holzman will put his talent- him to the taxi squad. tional champions climbed California 51-20 and Alabama The New England Patriots the future. in the spring sports. The baseball champion- ed cagers, through their daily In addition the Vikings back atop The Associated cut four veterans, including ships were previously awarded on the basis of' turned back Southern Califor- In describing the progress in various boys' paces starting at 11 a.m. and 5 placed tight end John Beasley Press college football poll yes- nia 17-10. fullback Willis Crenshaw, and the schools' final records and then was revised p.m., each session running for on the injured reserve list and terday following an impres- got down to 39, one below the athletic competition, Growney noted that in to hold sectional tournaments and a champion The Top Twenty teams, wllhJ first- football the NJSIAA member schools have in each group, However, this past June a very approximately two hours. cut linebacker Jerry Hill- sive opening game victory place votes In parentheses, records end minimum. Houston returned while Notre Dame, the pre- total points. Points tabulated on basis of the contract of defensive end been constantly studying a revision of the rat- successful state championship tournament was season leader, was idle and 2018ltfl4lMOi' Scott Lewis to Kansas City ing system used to determine state champion- conducted which enabled titlists to be crowned Team W-L Pis. ships. In 1970 a computer system was used for on a state-wide basis in each of the group fell to second place. 1. Nebraska (3D 10 n\ saying Lewis failed to pass bis 2. Noire Dome (10) 00. 839 physical examination. the first time in compiling the ratings, and classifications. ' Aussie Garners The Cornhuskers of Nebr- 3. Texas (5) 00 4. Michigan (2) 10 iV aska trimmed highly re- 5. Ohio state 1-0 54S 6. Arkonsas 10 641 garded Oregon 34-7 Saturday 7. Auburn (2) ,00 and received 31 first-place .8, Tennnsee M4 Senior Golf Title 9. Alabama us lit votes and 931 points from a 10. Oklahoma 0-0 265 11. Georgia 1-0 229 Nagle's lead proved too much nationwide panel of sports 12. Colorado 10 194 PORTSMOUT, Va, (AP)T 13. Stanford . 10i 1ST Kel Nagle of Australia won for the American to over- writers and broadcasters par- 14. Penn Slats 04 123 15. Syracuse oo Rain Threatens Net Gate the World iProfessiorial Se- ' come. •> ticipating in the first regular .Is. Arizona Stale 0-0 n season poll. 17. South. California 01 70 FOREST HILLS, N.J. (AP) "We had large advance with some promise of play- Pasadena, Calif., an army pri- niors golf championship here the turning point of the IS. Mlchlgon'Stol 1-0 60 19. South Carolin t-0 - Rain washed out the men's sales for both Saturday and ing." yesterday with a 4 and 3 vic- match came on the 29th hole The Fighting Irish of Notre 20. Houston 14 vate first class at Fort tory over American seniors in the afternoon round after Dame, who open against singles semifinals of the U.S. Sunday. But it has been costly In the men's singles, sec- McNair, Va., faces fourth-, Others receiving voles, luted atpha- Open Tennis Championships to bring help, out each day champion Julius Boros of Ft. Boros had cut his deficit to 1 Northwestern this weekend, betlcolly: Air Force. Duke, Florida ond-seeded Stan Smith of Stole, Georgia Tech, Louisiana Slate, for the third straight day yes- seeded Tom Okker of The Lauderdale, Fla. down. pulled down 10 top votes, with Minnesota, Mississippi. North Carolina. Netherlands, while third-seed- five going to third-ranked Northwestern, Pllt, Purdue, San Dleao terday and threatened to Nagle led all the way in the Nagle missed the green far Stole, Toledo, Tulano. UCLA, Wake ed Arthur Ashe, Jr., of Rich- scheduled 36-hole title match, to the right, but chipped up to- Texas and two each to No. 4 Forest, Washington. erase the financial gains in- which resumed at the 14th within a foot of the hole to Michigan and No. 7 Auburn. spired by lfi-year-old Chris RUMSON - The Rumson went to A.L. Register, while seeded Jan Kodes of Czech- hole of the Bide-a-Wee course save a par four and halve the Notre Dame received 829 total Evert. Yacht Club completed its sail- the Rhodes 19 title was gar- oslovakia- yesterday morning after hole. , points. Moore Duo The revised schedule calls ing season here over the nered by Richard Bryan. Top-seeded Billie Jean King being halted by heavy rain Boros then pulled a 4-iron Rounding out the first five for the men's semifinals weekend. Bill Buff HI grabbed the of Long Beach, Calif., and Sunday. tee shot into the. water on the were Texas, 672; Michigan, today, weater permitting, and A.L. Register III captured Finn crown, John Herrin won second-seeded Rosemary Cas- - Boros, however, cut Nagle's par three 30th hole and wound 630, and Ohio State, 546. Texas Dominates both the men's and women's the award in the Arrow class the Rhodes 19 Saturday als of San Francisco clash for 5-up margin to a single hole up losing to Nagle's par. opens Saturday against UCLA finals tomorrow. first Saturday series, while series, Matt Hoagland won the women's title. before dropping three straight A few moments later, Nagle while Michigan downed "The rain-outs have been Don Summa was the second the Blue Jay Championship. The latest weather forecast Skiff Class very disappointing," said Wil- Saturday series victor. Mark Winmill won the Match holes in yesterday afternoon's had increased the lead to 3 up. Northwestern 21-lK Ohio State MONTGOMERY, Pa. - is for clearing skies in the af- final 18 and-permitting Nagle A pair of superb Iron shots set 'buried Iowa 52-21 and jumped liam F. Talbert, Jr., the tour- Henry Mercer won the Blue Racing title, Gordon Hotter ternoon today and fair and from 11th to fifth, the only Herb and Bill Morre of Sea nament chairman. "Through Jay Saturday series, and Bill took the Haebler Bowl, Wil- to win going away. up birdies for the Aussie on Bright and Highlands, respec- windy weather tomorrow, but the 31st and 32nd holes. change among the five lead- Friday, were about $45,000 Buff won the Turnabout Sat- liam Buff III won the Grant Hurricane Heidi, 200 miles Nagle's victory snapped • a tively dominated the action in urday series. Trophy and Cynthia Buff won three-year losing streak for He hit a 5-iron second shot ers. ahead of our gate for the year south of Cape Hatteras. is a the Susquehanna River Re- before. The Arrow Championship the Commodore Potts Cup. Great Britain in the 18-year on the 31st to within 12 feet of The rest of the Top Ten gatta here over the weekend. threat. series, which pits the senior the cup, and on the dogleg 450- consisted of Arkansas, up Herb and Bill placed first professional champion of the yard 32nd, he drilled 3-iron from seventh to sixth; Au- and second, respectively in British Commonwealth shot to within 10 feet. He burn, which hasn't played yet, the Jersey Speed Skiff Class. against the U.Si senior cham- made both of the putts for down from sixth to seventh; Chrissy Evert idle Tennessee, still eighth; Herb's boat, "The Flying Kar- pion. ' birdies. pet," piloted by Jerry Fowler, It was tho first time Great Sea Bright, captured two THE GOOD-NATURED Britain had won in the three firsts on Saturday, while Bill, Captures Fans years the match has been driving Highlands' Bud Bend- WHISKEY played in America. The Brit- F0REST HILLS, N.Y. the Friday match between er's "Lead Sled," took two (Ap) _ UU]c CJ)ris Evert Mrs. King and 56-year-old ish trail in the series 14 to 4.; Freehold Today seconds. ^ . . backhand Nagje had built a 5-up lead th hc| two fjsted Miss Evert, the Fort Lauder- Herb, drove his boat to a d t beat t ,f dale, Fla., lass who captured through Sunday's 13 holes. Entries ' ^ \ 12-1 first on Sunday while brother s(ars Jack ckJaus aM cc the nation's imagination with Boros was the more con- lil-PACE; I Ml IllOt Jorolemons Libhy (No Driver) Move Over A (Flllon) Chevy Rldgs Brew (Slallord) 151 Bill took a first in 'Lead Sled', her string of 45 straight match sistent player yesterday, par- Poplar Diplomat (Gagllordl) 3-1 Clutch Yankee (Gray) - 20-1 So«y Special (Rodjerj) 3-1 Ilti-PACE; 1 M; HJM The Moores will compete in or, with'the tclevision.v>wlne victories and 12 tournament ticularly during a fiveunder- Reol Bern Pick (Thomoil 4 1 THE NAVE5INK the Nationals this weekend at |b,jc ,hf, weeke|ld Mercury Bob (Jaeger), 41 Lord Avon N (Lohmeyor Jr.) 8-S titles dating back to Febru- par 31 on the front nine, but Rocketeer (Ollnl 81 Baby Mine A (Le Cause) 3-1 Lake Hopatcong. ary. Just Tog I Robert!) 10-1 Multl'Dallar (Oogllardl) 4-1 " But Uie •phenomenal court Camden Luke (BoiKChard) 12-1 Adolph Senator (Elliott) 5-1 Lucky Nose lAoomo) ' princess and the fairway gi- The competition on tho riv- Irenes Princess (Duller) I JO 9-1 nts Mllwn Adlos (Looney) 20-1 Willis Parker (McCandle») 12-1 ^ played second fiddle to al networks was imposing. Whirl Ott (Monslleld) Jnd-PACE; I Ml HMO 15-1 LadyKeglers Bobby T Reward (O« Flllppls) 5-J tth-PACBll Ml I1«M j edgewood Mighty (Flllon) Mlkei Tyke (Field) II 5-2 In WariMT l-onlcsl A rcport On TV ratings, giv- League Baseball Game of the GuyWIDIeftnbach) 1-2 Mr. Wlb (Olln) . 7-2 Debbles Dancer (Stafford) 4-1 Summer Time (Mollboshko) 4-1 RIVER. PLAZA - Robert ing tennis an edge over golf. Bay between t.ho Chicago Open Action Curlicue (Splno) B-l G«e Dee Frisco (Flllon) 6-1 Scarrone scored the winning Cubs and the St. Louis Cardin- Coneitoga Buddy (Molnor) 6-1 Majestic Destiny (Ferrlero) «1 added a ray of sunshine to the Brauns and Tcrwilllgers HlllHHia IWIIIIamt) 10-1 Mlchoel N, (Connltio) 8-1 polnt for ttoo Rumson Pee rain-plagued U.S. Open Ten- als and followed with the Loloi victory (Bernstein) ' 12-1 Wllmos Flnt (Laird) 10-1 took an early lead in tho Kim J RS Sonny (Skinner) 151 Eagle Flight (Olln) 10 1 Wees in their 7-fi victory over nis Championships, washed World Series of Golf in Akron, petlD K (Hubbard) ]rd-PACEj I Ml SHOO 12-1 Star Bowling League at Elm Tippy Troy (Tullno) River Plaza in Pop Warner out yesterday for the third Ohio, involving four cham- Fllcka Boyomo (Flllon) M 20-1 Lanes last week, Brauns de- Avon Charlie (Sharfeey Jr) 3-1 lOih-rACD, 1 Mt MUM piny Sunday. , straight day. pions. Ruths Dream (Poore) 4-1 Un Ttgre Joloux (Fllton) 2-1 IT MIXES WELL feated J. II. Kaufmann and Hal Parlay (Huebich) 41 Vlllonovas Pride (Morano) 3-t Scarrone added the extra with Saturday's post- ABC featured the Hoosier Son, 3-0, while Terwllllgers Scatty Lobell iHubbard) n-i El Diablo (Perei) 5-1 point after Keith Bradley 100 on its regular Saturday af- IMPERIAL Tyrone Star (Bonacorsa) 12-1 Camp Scott (Le Cause) 60 ponement, CBS was forced to blanked James Nannlnl Inc., Trademork'(Hoepfner) 1!-1 Rcndout Valley (No Driver) It scoredona 10-yard TD. go on the air with a tape of ternoon feature, Wide World We take the time to gentle Kl- Mountaineer Don (li Schmlegel) 15-1 Symphony Lassie (Quito . 8-1 Dlavnla (Serbes! 20-1 Gallon Diamond (Looney) 81 of Sports. the taste, to make our whiskey in other games, I) and I) Ith-PACE 1 Mi HIM Mary D Bloze (Qulnn) IM Balboa Newport (Allen) Dlllcr Diamond (Morrlll) 151 »~i i i • m i Between 4 and fi p.m., the a sip smoother than the rest. Tool topped the Legal Pleoionl Nib (Looney) llth-PACEllMMUM Freehold KeSUltS reshowing of the Evert-klng Thai's why Imperial is so Beagles, 2-1 and J.'S. Line 01 Worthy INo Driver) 4-1 Rondy Earl (Abballella) 5-2 Cheer For M«(P(lc« Jrl 6-1 JM Gloria (Lamb) 31 Weather - snowm Track-How miss scarlet Down (Flllon) 3.40 2.110 match Was ill direct oppOSl- Bollards Tamo Shan (Delll Sontl) popular, its rich taste Striping downed Can Cans, i- Htippy Mon (Bernstein) SO Ill-llJOOlrocenro Knockdown (Plnll) 3.40 _ tioll 10 tllO World Series Of Tee Sono (No Driver) Chaso Mo Homo (Mnrlnolil Jr) 6-1 comes on light and goes Speedobout (Quorllor) Clcrmonl Drummond (Flllon) 6-1 <;t 0 ua Golfi a mm e!UMo hca Rodiuy Venture (Consol) i Jack Farrar (Deutsch) 8 1 down easy. In any drink. Terry Naulty rolled a llll Prince B Gene (Drew) 10-1 . SiSSSHi" ™* JS c'KoSSr'^•' " " " " Jlh-PACBf I Ml 11100 Mcboi Joy (Fusco) ,. Even the price is game. Honor Key (Spcrendl) ISO cs Cullois A (Oreene) 2:1 oiativjscotiTTti'mJs)....«.«o 3M 3,40 "Laciaiil)rVoi) vino, Masters champion good-natured In the Mlddlelown Women's WJWILolimoyer Jr) Dobhy T ACO (schioncr) 3,40 J.«» • Charles Coody and Western airmlnghom IPIIIon) 41 ArmbroJudoll-lllonl 2.w> llli-SJ.WO! coco; 1 m „,,„,..„,.„ p™,» r,,«,,i.. Allegiance Son (Plskol 41 ooiiy Double (Mi JJ.JO Grondoocsun champion Bi'tioc Crampton, Classic League at Mlddlelown «-l Selections Rnwnlde Heel (Duller) I-Sossy Special, Poplar Dlplsmai, Real (Uhmeyer Jr) 5.00 3.M) 1(0 mill tho Hnnslpr MD Lanes, Zenith Kast A.A. won Chomp Volenllne (No Driver) I-1 UIK>1U I-1 Oam Pick )rd-»ll00;poce,-1m Meadow Orphan (Flllon) 8.80 }.W '""'. , " ".'"' • Derthmor Doris (McCondlj») l-Mlkai Tyke, Ouy W, teMiy T Reward Sybil Lobell Tlrtal Gold (Loonoy) 3,00 Ncilsen OVerillgllt ratings the league in a roll-off with Allomtico A (Dousehard) tH 1S-1 )-Avon Charlie, Hoi Parlay, Rulhi the Lawley Agency. Joyce (Ih-PACB; I Ml $1700 Dream Berliner (Oaallardl) 4-Pleoiant Nib, Cheer For Me, SI Wor- coneiiooa mile (Fiiion) J.M Ge^i'KiuiiFe^ 4.0 rating In the Metropolitan Paris and ICvie schell led the CHIiiro Oon» (Ihomoil • 34 winners. Ml»< Scarlet Pal (Flllon) M 5-Honor Key, W J W, Culloss A exacta (wi»« nuhortamiDoUow.Ki,: «.oo New York area and a 15 per Cvelte (Mortlnei). 1-1 «-MI» Scarlet Pot, Chlnco Done, Ber. B cl J High average for tho league CorollnaKlnglKrfchel) M liner 4ih-IISMItroyGIIJI - „ «° °< ""••*> Co,it share of tho audience of Tocluol (Floyd) M /-Peppirs Act, Den Corloi, Plight Ada- Poroll (Looney)..,...I...">3'.OO13.4t> 5,00 • ,,,,,.,,.] wus won by Kdiiu Morson Yoloi Pride (Heubscht 10-1 rlan ooome iran•/oihot(orayi 4,e» loo . all who had their sets in use. (187), followed by points and a 13 per cent of the Peppera Ace INo Driver) 3.1 MlgMy Uoonoyl.. IM 4.» 14J -Mlonlaht Hour (ScUlael) : 3.40 » HC's Wide World of (170). 10-Un Tlpre Joloux, Vlllnnai/oi Pride, A rrankt Kfllphi (O'Aleilo) 41 Add Frisco (DaHonl) 3.30 J.» lilh- Jlrdo; nacejl m ,, . , , »«»"<»'»« JuditJudih SlvAbbl)) 11 •I DIoSlo The Dally Rc«l«ter Is reeop- FlhFlightt AdorlaAdo n IWoonl) tl 11-4 M Olorlo Ronily Ron, Chau Mt Mlolily Hal scot (Skinner) ....S.flO siar Victor (5t,hmlo,«l>.,,, «.(0 3,60 2,»o Sports lllUl I) SlWtt Of fi.i)Ull d tlve.to Infornmtioti concerning TeWolere INo Driver) • t Home t>KMn«w,M yjrca?od^tSw!:::::':""..ao 25 per coni, its roaring au- WIIISMV Oypty tllll Pan (Smutlln) 10 1 181T - Honor Key (Jiti) 70'. CHUN Mll'SIl league bowling throughout tho IHi-'IIMitniln E.acla (J.l) 17.4J tomoWIOS OlltSCOling tho tOll- county on a weekly hasln. Allon Pistol (Looney) 9.00 3,40 7M AlUndonM: <,»!? Hana|n: J5JI.JH nlS'find golf Stars. J2 Thr* Daily IN-jiUlcr. Itiil Hank — .\liiliil

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OPEN SATURDAY TILL NOON at Navoslnk River Office 140 Broad Street, UeA Bonk Membii ndenl 0«po«ltJniiinHic« Cifporrttai Call 495-0584 The Daily Raider, R«i Bank - MUMleiowa, K.J.; T«e»d«yt Septemkr U, 1971 \% Today Dressmaking New York Chaiinel^2,V>.7,9FinJn 1,1i 3>> » Courses Set , DAttlMI MOVIES HAZLET - The Recreation O N,r.p,o. (O ; Commission will offer 10-week f lU 9 "fltqultm lor • Hi*' , "DrfMlly Ctri'li- "f Vl«(t'iu:«" :ByCyi«lfHIALOWEV element's of surprise and en- the hour jumped around Eu- IOIOO 0 "Tin lrol«n Slir" CD BOOK IEAT IC) thusiasm seem diminished. It rope, the United States and sewing and dressm.aking llW 0 "M.ld of Salem" fliHtl,' Prank W»t,r», aultifir nl I'lkr'a Prnk" courses for women in the rec- I ;]0 ID "Crpl»tr»p" NEW YOIIK (AP) - NBC's is istill a mixed bag of sight Mexico with short segments 4J0 O "Tht Million.,,.,.'1 ' »;00 Q) RAWHIDE (C) Television reation building in Veterans "Inr'ldrnl ol Mm Tr>» or llii. World" "Laugh-In" returned last gags, blackouts, one line demonstrating various types O "A Summir PLct" (P«r« ID CD THE SILENT YEARS night f»r Us fifth season - a jokes, all hung around the of humor. It was punctuated Memorial Park, Union Ave. EVENING "IlkMrl »nil Hiuuf conventional team comedy of with piesinthc-faces and prat Advanced glasses will be »:]0 O CANNON IC) lot of people had said it. Comment 10:30 0 THE GOLDDIGGEHS ICI ington image, Asked when she wclli lirlnklry. Uiitn: riiiiin-llnr 1 llll'flt : l**«,JiS I'lll JtlT thought Supreme Court jus- the cars were bulls. Bob for the nominal fee classes 0 I LOVE LUCY 0 NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED (C) -"I'll,, A|K,III>: i-Viiiitn' ifi'iii,-" llviM i'»I,«, rii»ii"K,'i- tices should retire, she repl- Dishy was involved in a lethal and may be made by con- ' l.ui>' Miu-ni lii in,* iTinirilry" nr Hi*- liiuiiil Aji,ttJ,i' 'rin'iilM, in Ilitrliiii. H'IH nx tacting the recreation office, O ABC NEWS WITH SMITH, REASONED (C) n.iiiiitiir iiiiil irnW'1 (liniiiKlt Ihi- (tiiiil mill pK-snit ol ied: satiric piece on New York 0 WHAT'S MY LINE? (Cl Offshore Nuelte^ir City life. llml: W'ulK Iliui'T "About i) o'clock in the GARAGE SALE SET 0 I DREAM OF JEANNIE (C) .11:00 d'o O NEWs""wEA!HER, SPORTS (C) It was a wildly uneven 0 ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS morning - just, before court is MIDDLETOWN - The Ju- ' t Imn'L )•' 1 Hi,' AMIrnnmitd" ~|-|,.. Wmworli" open." hour, but it was a fresh ap- nior Woman's Club of Middle- (D WHAT'S NEW7 (C) proach and often had a bite to "UIIIIM Hiifif" mi a THE LATE MOVIE Plants Considered Replying- to a question town will sponsor a garage 7:30 0 THE GLEN CAMPBELL GOODTIME HOUR "Wlvr. Killi'il Ti'iMy llr'iir ;':• llWiiil >liinlll|: Jiili, I I'imVn,', «,irWiii,". A VdiiiiK liiin|,flM living in N "John and I have an under- vision. ! Krnnt'ily A MI vnidf'rnta ftt iiutThiit- "^ii'li,, of tl)i> (/mm," i I'lllll Malting Vnn Jolmlfin, something from a comedy man-hating women. He as- int. ' iflnriii ij|,n,iv'<-ii. Such plants would be the ture and the warmer water, • •• O • • • • • 0 7:10 P.M. REPORT (C) writer's typewriter ithan na- sembled almost a score of wilh Bill Ryan O'THE OICK CAVETT SHOW (C) first in the world, according meaning the surrounding area 12:30 CD NIGHT FINAL IC) , • good-looking ladies to play as- (D ALL ABOUT FACES (Cl tive Mitchell wit. ' u-itli Iliiy U'liil li, lil to Richard M. Eckert, general could provide good fishing. sorted Venusian parts but the Walter Reads Ont-Hs! Rkli 1J1I1,'. Mrlvlu Bi'lll 1:00 O O NEWS (C) The producers of "Laugh- O All ABOUT TV (C) manager of engineering and "There will be no measur- script stuck to the well-worn Theatres vTVJt-vlnlnri Cm-i'ingi' of the Vlt'lrwtrn W*r" il'nrt |i O'THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE (C) In" later in the evening *'(*(:l Out ul Town" !l|, starring Dail^tai Win* construction for the New Jer- able increase in temperature IJW 0 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES (Cl showed a pilot program for a woman vs. man jokes. His HIIKI: Bi'l> JUihiT Kliill. .T(>iinriL> I'uinl, sey utility. by the time the water reaches monologue lacked its usual 0 MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE (C) O THE JOE FRANKLIN SHOW (C) , sort of global "Laugh-In." Carlton "lliim.vinumi Hull'!" 'HimI nuiTlnr Hubert fiuuh-t, ' 1:10 OTHE LAT6 SHOW (Cl Eckert said at a news con- the shore," he said. punch. Called "It's a Wacky World," Bid Kirk 741 9600 Niwioy Kwiui. Ililiirioitt cflmMlnitlnim cnirtl ,whi'n ference, however, that a thor- Eckert said for 'study pur- two yntiriK bn "ROMANCE of a '^ EVe»«:l5 "TERRIflCr HELD OVER Doc7:3S:»:3S y.i> ,„ MAVPAllt- "PLAZA SUITE" HORSETHSEF "SWEET AOunlloimiOOi 7:30; 9:30 KKYI'ORT IAST Tim TOHIGHT STRAND AHT- SWEETBACKS O PLAZA TDUCII Ma l:15i °:IS SONG" MATAWAN TOWNSHIP FREEHOLU [jilus IATE show EVEity NITE Hollywood Blue 7iJJi »i00 CINEMA 34- COUNTRY DOC" NICI'TUNK Summiir nl'47. 7:251 »:30 FREEHOLD #2 EARIY BIRD PRICES KEANvSDURG ^— LATE SHOW 5' •LE MANS" MON. THHU THUR8. OlflH|a'rS B$ legislature has regressed. grams for school-age young- 27"x36" 49 sters will be presented during ^'!.. *99 "Our lawmaking body," the Values to 15.00. former county freeholder the fall and winter at the *for*3" said, "is an anachronism. Its headquarters and eight VnlurMi'.i operation is outmoded, its fa- branches of the Monmouth cilities lacking, and its struc- County Library. ture unreasonable." The 45-minute afternoon He said the recent decision presentations are free, with to extend the 1970 session to a no tickets required except at Sale!\Rugs—Carpets—Remnants! two-year term was based; on the Eastern Branch, Shrews-

the assumption it would cut bury. ^m^BgHB^^^m^lHHBI^^HHWBlHBMHWMI^I^HilHiHH^I^HIIHHi^Hi^HHIlHHiHHHMiKIB^HB^^WH^**^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ down significantly on the The first month of sched- number of new bills since uling *ias been announced for identical bills are introduced these branches: Save up to 50% Room Size & Over-Size at each term. 1st.Quality*Reg.3.955 4.95jq.yd. But, Mr. Bedell said, ac- -Ocean Township, story tually more than 400 new bills hour Sept. 14 at 4 p.m. BROADLOOM REMNANTS! INDOOR • OUTDOOR ; -Marlboro, film program first Quality Retanantj, not to bo confused wilfi theop "fun on foam" tvj» — No sue'ndi... Fot» were presented. A T ¥"' •¥?¥UCTI eOTT A T ¥TV • yamsai lh« cop«» inllimt groups indud* nylani, poVoMn> wooli. Aeryltc* OMI Poljr propytsne feom He said the new policy of Sept. 14 at 3:30 p.m. . • /\ JLiLi M. IM\ O 1 V^ U r\. L/l * . * the> following milli... ten — Mohowkl — VWundo Woven—.Borwitk — fir* — Atoxander Smith meeting twice a week instead -Freehold, story hour Sept. and Guliiran. CARPET of once anticipated a greater 15 at 4.p.m.; film program ROLL BALANCES capacity for getting the law- Sept. 29 at 4 p.m. SEA GIRT -Eastern Branch, story lej. SUl tej. MIC Keg. Ml makers' work done. (»lor,HletOeim>lion A review of the 1970-71 hour Sept. 21 at 4 p.m. bhr.Hkttuttlpthii n ma rtttt FluCc M»«~>••..•>. I2.I7J Gold teoo.™.—— ,....220. 110. I2<8.3 rH _/jn. 79. .140. Mr. Bedell cited a nation- The film programs will in- • 12x12 Antique Gold rw(«t...__.„—. 12x12 Blve Texfured 15x127 AvKudo Vtlttl. W. wide nonpartisan study which clude three of these films: 112x15 Blue Textured—.™™—...... 12x15 ^..200. 119. 12x9 AvKoifo Itiluni.—...... 59. -"Anansi the Spider," a 10- 112x15 15x12 200. 119. 9.5x10.2 Gold 5fiaj7.,»....MM.«....«. «...... 105. ranked New Jersey 32nd in an Greta Texlurett.....,™...,.. 15x12 «ed Textured. ROLL SPECIALS! 12x15 . 200, 119. minute color rendition, of an 111.10x13.1 Ambit Glaze Twist.—„._.. 220. •»»• ,— , overall appraisal of the 50 leg- 1)2x15 Rtd Textured. 200. 15x12 Gold Textured . 200. 119. 9..l Pjrl Hi/in, „__.„...... __ 90. 69. 12x9.2 Green Stsg.——..-.. . IIO. 89. I • Ming Gold Nylon Textured < DENTURES -"People Soup" is the fan- 12x15 Green Texturedl...n. .i...... 200. 15x10.10 ilpple Green Vehref.Htwu.. 185. 149. '2x1.1 T/serUrVeltel._...... 120. tasy of two young brothers 12x2 r 1M3 Jlvocorfo Green 5nog..-.. ..._ ISO. 119. 10.10xfr.II)*eifSnoj.. , 120. • Golden Beige Nylon Textured whose magic potion changes l2Jxt\2 Mas Or. level loop hrejfomnerriol.. ISO. 12x21 Green Uwg...-....~. ... 250. 119. 12x20 5pfce> leap brmertMl. ,. 405. 276. I 17x15 Green Textured. • ——.—-150. Hi8.7 felge Iwl bop fonunerw 195. 159. 12x1/.) HedJIraj. .. ISO. 119. • Wilton Green Nylon Textured them into a chicken and a 15x1.3 Green Textured. J. —98. 12x18 Xedloop. 230. 119. 12x10 WnltelpfuiL... . ISO. 99. I Miracle plastic DKNTUR1TE sheepdog. 12x15 Gold bep J5» • Cortez Gold Nylon Shag refits loose dentures in five min- -"Red Carpet" is the film • Bronze Green Nylon Shag utes. This "Cushion of Comfort" eases sore gums. You eat anything. version of Rex Parkins' pic- SHREWSBURY • Mist Green Nylon Velvet Laugh, talk, even sneeze without ture book about a runaway embarrassrnenr. No marc food red carpet. • Autumn Glow Nylon Tweed particles under plates. (if. Mil '•• >•(. SHI lei. Mlt DKtfrURITI: lasts for months. She CotaftlilDeurfri'iM M» HKt Sht bier, HletDenriplfoti Me fflCf Sr/e Color,«lelOeimpl(on Me WICf • Muted Beige Nylon Textured Ends daily bother of powder, Details of the programs for 12*12 Cflenlndoor/Ovldoor.... 160. 79. paste or cushions. Just remove Mxlt.o Touted CrMaeSftif.. 275. 219. 12*15 nbongtowSkj. 119. 99. • Shadow Olive Nylon Textured October, November and De- 15x74.4 . WWle Crepe Jnrlptured 291. 19S. 5»I8 Oil WWle Sulfluttd.... ,.„ 30. 29. when ri'fit is needed. Tasteless. I2»15 ktCtmlal/hnd. 200. 99. 15x12.7 Green (Mocrr-wMoor :—j—»-M. W. 12x18 KedI link Tweed HO. 99, Odorless. Money hack guarantee. cember will be announced I2»I5 he Green Sfl/lilaretf. J00. 99. • Citrus Green Nylon Textured I2.4XU.4 Spring freenpM. 240. 199. 12*9 GoUbulplured 149. 49. At all drug counters. shortly. 12*7.19 Green Wifew Tweed...... 75. 89. ISi23.ll HStpmpkiih ....240. 1ft. 12*12 Gmn 5ralpt»rei/,...._ „,.. 129, 89. • Haze Gold Nylon Textured 12x9.7 Antique GeHto^tirredL. 130. 89. I5.«»I5.« GMiulftmi. M. 199. ;2»I6 Keif Tweed. „ I6D. 89. 15*7.J AmedoTipineored. ...110. 79. • Canyon Green Nylon Texlured 12x19 Hfflfow green fedoor/ourdoor.-..- 125. 79. 12*18 Oranje/Green Tweed. 235. 99, 15x8.19 Beige Wuin. ._ ISO. 99. 15x13.6 Jewel gold tweed 155. 119. 9*12 Gold 5t«l»rured /«,95 59. 17*18 " GoldS/105. 144. 119. • Coin Gold Nylon Textured 12*15 Gold Jnao. 150. _. 89. 17x15.4 Gold loom todrCom'l 250. 179. 9*9.11 GoldPollern 100. 69. 12x20.10 Green indoor/outdoor. - ...100. 89. 13x>" Green Jculplwed, 119. 89. 12*13.6 Red I thik Tweed. ,,..180. 76. We fitted some big 15x17 Gofdirvlplured.. 200. 99, 12*15* . Green Stulplwid.... 150. 89. 12*14.3 Mm Green Tweed. 115. 89. 15x12 HedSrulfifweill 200. 89. 11.10x9.4 Ilgnl Green Tweed 75. 49. 12*17 P/'nH O/onji Jhoj. 160. 99. OTHER FULL 15x12 tarendor Velvet . 7.00. 89. 12*15 Green iiulflutei 2C0, 108. 12x15.7 Red totem. 300. 169. 12x11.8 Gold I Blade Tweed...... 95. 74. 12*15 Green Jiulplured..... 150. 89. ' ideas into a small car. 17x15 Red Swlpliati. 200. 89. ROLL SPECIALS 12x21 Go/dtolplured. 210. 119, 12*15 Hnlnlplwnt..,.. 200. 108. 12*9 VWel Mir. ,...,,.lo0. 96. 12x15.10 Red 1 Bled Poffem 230. 119. 12x15 W»e Smlptvrti, J00. 108. 12x13.6 Red Ufodr Twit.. 180. 75lox.» Ca/i Pattern. 59. 44. (ted I Wodr Tweed. 120, 69. 12.12 Of/ve« Blue Tweed 148. 8917*1. 5 Ge*fl«4>rured...'.:.: 200. 108. 12*? Ooili Green tmii. .., 120, 49, The Austin America. I2xlo.« Red Tweed. 165. 169. 15x12 Red Stulpfure* 200. 89. I2xf.5 Gold iitilpfund. ;.i 09, 79 12x20 Green Jndolured IK- 119. 11.10*9.7 H/a(ifilePluili/Tour|our(elodon. 125. 79. 12*9 Iinlhcm Tweed. ; 149. 99. 12x15 WWltSiulpluiHl. ...150. 79. 2.95 4.95 Big ideas like front-wheel drive I2x» fadtar, Summer Tweed 7». 69. 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By FLORENCE BRUDER we'll give them every consid- "There are some beautiful off." The Byrne Travel Agency, merce, said his office had re- . eration under the circum- stores in town," Mr. Silver He expressed regret that 144 Broad St., had just had its ceived a nominal amount of , ' JED BANK - "Little drops stances. We'll review their said. "Council should take ac- some of the Art for Arthritis carpeting cleaned last week complaints about flooding, but of water..." the old nursery findings carefully." tion to protect them." pictures, which were on dis- and now the process starts all he called it "not unexpected rhyme begins, but it was driv- In the meanwhile, the ar- Tafsun's, Surray Luggage play in.the windows, were over again. Rest room facil- but very unpleasant. I hope 1 ing, swirling rains that caused duous job of mopping up goes and Handbags and Crown damaged. "But those hanging ities there were also tempora-> the authorities will do some- grief and loss to merchants on. Gifts were all hit hard and on the walls are all right." rily affected. thing fast and concrete." and businessmen in. the Louis Silver, owner of Sil- "loaded with water," Mr. Sil- Cartons on the floor at Robert Ross, owner of Don- borough over the weekend. ver's Jewelers, 95 Broad St., ver said. Steinbach were saturated, Mr. na's, 93 Broad St., cited "the The damage, of course, The drops fell particularly ' reports that his arms ache so "Those people worked most Hope said, and added there aggravation and worry. I'm wasn't confined to upper furiously on the southeast sec- that his weekend view of the of Saturday night and all day was some merchandise dam- not an engineer," he said, Broad St. tion of Broad St., flooding golf course is dim "if it ever • age. ','but it seems to me very Sunday to clean up," he There's bad news for spa- stores, damaging merchan- stops raining." noted. "It's a lot of difficult Down the street at, Root's, little's been done to remedy ghetti lovers: : dise and demanding long To the Cleaners labor." owner Perry Root said his this flooding. The water's not , hours of repair work by own- All of Mr. Silver's carpeting Carpeting Ruined first floor is five feet above from Broad St. alone; it pours Dominick Vaiti, co-owner of ers and managers, has gone out to be.cleaned Robert D. Hope, manager street level and so damage all the way down from Tower Sale's Tavern and Restaurant, But something's going to be. "and even the tiles at the en- of Steinbach, reported all first there wasn't extensive. Hill and this has been going Shrewsbury Ave. and Herbert done, according to Henry F. trance are coming up. I've, floor carpeting a "total loss. on for years. St., said he lost an estimated Labrecque, borough engineer. been here 31 years, and every And we had six feet of water "But it's bad for Broad "We lost everything on the ?2,5flfl worth of food, mostly "Broad St. is a county time it rains, I think, 'Oh boy, in the basement; I don't know St.," Mr. Root said, "s floor," Mr. Ross continued. spaghetti and macaroni, he road," he said, "and I'm just better get down to the shop to yet how the machinery there shame. There are important "I've been here 30 years and had stored in his cellar. now drawing up recommenda- see what's going on.'" fared-some of it's probably stores here and I'd like to am getting fed up with this Nonetheless, the stores are tions for the Board of Freehol- He said he didn't see any of- inoperable." know what can be done to pre- situation. There seems to be open for business as usu- ~ ders to consider to alleviate ficials in town Saturday night, Mr. Hope called the storm vent repeats." more water on this side of the al. . .with the hope that some the situation. We're not going when numerous merchants "the worst we've had... and He said his cellar was street, for some reason." resolution of the problem can to let it lie." were in their stores, shoring we're used to them. It came flooded," but we don't store Jack T. Phinney, executive be reached before the carpets Freeholder director Joseph up against the watery on- so fast and so long the storm current stock there, so we're Vice president of the Red have to go out to the cleaners C. Irwin said "Of course, slaught. drains just couldn't take it lucky." Bank Area Chamber of Com- again. BROAD ST. MERMAID — Miss Alice Sharobba, 24, of Hudson. Ave., Red Bank, accommodated Like Magazine photographer Fred "Baron" L'e'h- mann by appearing In bikini when rain flooded Howard Seen Rising Broad St., Red Bank. In State's Politics County Courts Get RED BANK, NJ. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1971 15 ByBENVANVLIET Case on Newsman y } SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS FREEHOLD - the Appel- Wade had appealed the mu- —. Would Congressman James late Division of Superior nicipal court conviction but J, Howard like to be gover- Court has remanded to the County court Judge Patrick J. nor, or perhaps a U.S. sena- county courts here for a full McGann Jr. last December Judge Crahay Swears 2 tor? hearing the appeal of ABC-TV upheld the conviction and There's evidence that the and radio newsman Dell Wade reimposed the $100 fine and $5 three-term Democrat does in? who was convicted in Asbury costs on each count and added Grand Juries for County deed aspire to statewide of- Park Municipal Court on two S25 court costs for the appeal. fice, although he consistently counts of obstructing and in- FREEHOLD - Two county Serving on the first panel liday Road, English town; Vic- denies it. terfering with police officers At that appeal hearing, , grand juries were sworn in are Mrs. Gladys Neal of 43 tor J. Vaccaro of 913 Sunset But the fact remains that in the July 7, 1970, Asbury James H. Smith of Red Bank, yesterday by Superior Court Country Club Apartments, Ave., Asbury Park; John Mr. Howard is getting more Park riots. representing Wade, argued Judge Francis X. Crahay, as- Eatontown; Franklyn Shaw McCrea of 422 Middle Road, and more statewide exposure, 'The Appellate Division said that the transcript of the low- signment judge. of 7 S. Atlantic Ave., Mata- Hazlet; Frank Mickens of 111 and largely due to the efforts in its remand order that the er court was incomplete and Named foreman of the first wan; Daniel Blasucci Jr. of Bingham Ave., Rumson; An- of former Gov. Richard J. transcript of the municipal that the matter should be dis- grand jury was Joseph A. 109 Main St., Keansburg; Rob^ drew J. Hack of 45 Reynolds Hughes. court hearing was incomplete. missed. Gable of 654 Greene Ave., Bel- ert Adam of 1717 Maple St., Dr., Eatontown; Mrs. Doris Following his featured foiti; and as deputy foreman, Wall Township; Mrs. Stella Kacirek of 9 Taylor Road, speech here last week at a Charles J. Leander, Marlboro. Dean of 621 Marion Road,, Matawan. $50-a-plate Democratic cam- Neptune; Thomas Chandler of Mrs. Florence Kice of 425 paign dinner, the former gov- NJ. Health Council Named foreman of the sec- 1025 First Ave., Asbury Park; Broadway, Long Branch; ernor said that he has been Rep. James J. Howard Richard J. Hughes ond grand jury was Joseph Robert Kearney of 20 Maple Mrs. Nadeau Nugenta of 77 referring speaking engage- McKeever of 1221 South Elbe- Ave., Leonardo. Belshaw Ave., Eatontown; ments throughout the state to fided that there had been sig- Goldwator disaster, which Asks Hospital Aid ron Square, Long Branch, and Mrs. Miriam Fiblish of 1 Charles W. Medenbach of 2 Mr. Howard. nificant urging from state cost Monmouth County Re- as deputy foreman, James C. Main St., Avon; Brian J. Lakeland Drive, Port Mon- "He hasn't asked me to do party leaders to run Mr. How- publicans a congressional TRENTON - The State . The SHPC returned for ad- Maidment of 14 Chestnut Dr., Hibbs of 4fi Little St., Mata- mouth; Edward Eldred of 56 this," Mr. Hughes said, "but ard for governor in 1969. seat, a freeholder seat, an As- Health Planning Council lias ditional information an appli- Matawan. wan; Benjamin Sacher of 247 Bay Ave., E. Keansburg, and that guy certainly has the But, he said, "Jim didn't sembly seat, and a surro- recommended that eight capi- cation from Perth Amboy Each panel, was to select its Alpern Ave., Elberon; Mrs. Charles Alden of 1306 Ever- knack to put the issues before want to run because he felt he gate's post. tal expansion projects at New General Hospital for devel- Jersey hospitals be covered in opment of a neo-natal in- own sergeant-at-arms. Leila Konis Pechue of 4 Ho-- green Ave., Ocean Township. the people in understandable wasn't well enough known on The Republicans had little Blue Cross reimbursement tensive care unit at an esti- On 2nd Panel terms. He's a ve^ry articulate the state level." trouble recapturing all the formulas. mated cost of ?89,800. Serving on the second panel speaker." ' Also complicating the 1869 posts, except the Congression- are Harold Higginson of 21 And during the roast beef decision was the fact that D. al seat which Mr. Howard re- Among them is a revised application from the Greater Church St., Rumson; Ralph dinner, Mr. Hughes told the Louis Tonti of Holmdel, a tains every two years by big- Among four programs being Seven Indicted Freehold Hospital for increas- Rahner of 154 Seabreeze Way, 250 guests, including ranking friend of Mr. Howard's and ger and bigger margins. funded by the U.S. Children's ing "project mortgage insur- Bureau which SHPC recom- Keansburg; Robert J. Schae- officials of the state Demo- then executive director of the He has defeated nearly all' 1 fer of 1517 Rustic Drive, cratic Executive Committee, New Jersey Highway Author- ance ' from $3 million to $4 mended be continued was a the-GOP.'s best known and million. By Grand Jury Ocean Township; Mrs. Ruth that the party "needs more ity, was also seeking the nom- most popular candidates, and grant of $511,000 for a mater- If Blue Cross concurs, it nity and infant care project at pensmg heroin and his code- Schick of Rt. 9, Englishtown; people like-.lim Howard to ination. withstood a well-coordinated FREEHOLD - A Mon- would include the cost of the (he N.J. College of Medicine fehdant is charged with fail- Mrs. Janice Schmidt of 23 Old take the message all over the Mr. Tonti lost the nomi- attack last year on his liberal - mouth County grand jury yes- new facilities programs in de- and Dentistry, Newark. The ure to keep a narcotic drag in Manor Road, Hazlet; Robert state." nation in a primary battle voting record. terday indicted 19-ycar-old veloping its reimbursement program doesn't involve Blue its original container, both R. Sclioll of 2132 Millbrook Mr. Howard said later that with former Gov. Robert B. One of the main attractions Tyrone A. Matthews, Broad- schedule with the hospital. Cross. May 13 in Highlands. Road, Sea Girt; Julius he has been getting numerous Meyner, who went on to a ma- to the U.S. Senate for Mr. way, Long Brach, on a charge Anibal R. Rodriguez, 19, of Schwarz of.(i4 Cherry Tree speaking requests "passed on jor defeat at the hands of Re- Howard is that he would nut of committing armed robbery Farm Road, New Monmouth.. Perth Amboy, is accused of to me by the governor." publican Gov. William T. Call- have to run for reelection ev- in that city last July 29, possessing a counterfeit driv- Walter L'llotla of 623 Au- in. ery other year. , , Matthews is accused of rob- Young GOP School er license last Dec. 28 in mack Ave., Union Beach; However, he -said, "I'm Tho next gubernatorial He freely admits a dislike bing Theresa McClintock, Matawan Township. MIK. Margaret Bahrs of 87 only interested in being a con- election will be in 1973. How- for the almost constant cam- Norwood Ave,, of $11 at Mack Charles Joe, 21, of 175 Portland Road, Highlands; gressman, running for reelec- ever, there's a U.S. Senate paigning required by a con- To Hear Beadleslon knifepoint. tion every two years, and in Long Branch Ave., Long Donald J. Keohoc of 20 (ilun •seat up in 11)72 and it may be gressman. Senators run every POINT PLKASANT Other scheduled speakers doing the best job possible for In other indictments hand- Branch, is accused of break- Oak Drive, New Monmouth; up for grabs. six years, while governors B10AC1I - State Sen. Alfred are Gov. William T. Cahlll; my district (which includes cd up to Superior Court Judge ing Into the apartment of Ha- Philip Manfred of 1017 Grass- That's the seat hold by lie- have four-year terms. N. lieadlcsloii, H-Mtinuuui'lh, Mrs. Mary Ellen Miller, spe- nil of Moinnoutlt County)." Francis X. Crahay, the county zel Davis, Rockwell Ave, mere Ave., Ocean Township; publican Clifford P. Case, who will be one of tho speakers cial assistant to the chairman assignment judge: Long. Brunch, last Aug. 2 and Mrs. Gloria Weiss of 22 Ivy Mr. Howard has said the has proven himself immen- Tourney Sel Saturday at a Young Republi- of the GOP Congressional Joseph Hasa, 22, and Su- stealing a television set and a Way, Matnwan. same thing for the past two sely popular with the voters. can Leadership School at tin; Campaign Committee; Rich- zanno Jean Sliinn, 2.'), both of record player with u total val- Mrs, Mary Reiher of 8 years whenever speculation Sen. Case has been in the HAZLET -The first annual Beacon Manor Hotel. ard School, Union County Bayslde Drive, Highlands, art- ue of $204.!ir>. Rdgcwatcr Drive, Matawan: as in his political ambitions Senate since 1954 and there .soccer tournament, sponsored Sen. Reudlcslon, assistant GOP chairman, and Richard accused of possessing heroin John A. Montague, 41, of Albert White Jr. of 100 West arose. arc reports that he might not by the recreation commis- majority leader, will join As- Smith, national YR treasurer. Muy 13 In Highlands. Monmouth Ave., Long End'Ave., Shrcwbury; Robert Gov. Hughes replied, "I seek a fourth term. He will bo sion's Hazlet Youth Soccer sembly Speaker Barry T. Hasa is accused of dis- Branch, is accused of stealing Klingcrman of 105 Davis would think so," when asked (M when his present tonn ex- Association, will be Sept. 25 at Parker, H-Burlington, in a dis- a ear battery valued at $40 Lane, Red Bank; Robert Gels- if lie felt Mr. Howard would pires. Beers Street athletic field. cussion of "Selling the GOP AutuiHii Dance lcr Sr, of 11 Charles St., sock statewide office, adding, from Ida Block, trading as Mr. Howard reportedly has Activities start at 9 a.m. Legislative Record." MIDDLRTOWN-TheMld- Koansburg; Louis T. tigldo of "I feel that ho (s fit for any of- Fort Band Auto Boys store, 154 Broad- been asked to consider run- and will end at 4 p.m., when dletown Independent Action 147 Center Ave., Atlantic fice in the country." Tho all-day training session way, Long Branch, last Aug. 2 ning for Senate, but has told winning teams will receive Committee will sponsor an au- Highlands; John W, Keigen- is sponsored by the N.J. Plays Sept. 26 in Lung Branch. Mr. Hughes said he was re- friends thai lie would not give awards. tumn dance Saturday at 8 winter of Eatnnerest Drive, Young Republicans and is HAtfLIOT-The conceit by cently told that tho former it a second thought ns long as The two llazlet teams of 7 p.m. in American Legion Hall, Stanley Plaits, 20, of Grant •Eatontown; Andrew Salzuno scheduled in conjunction with Ft, Monmouth'K 380th Army Wall Township school teacher, Sen. Case chooses to run. to Kl-ycar-old ilwys, will play Rt. 3G, Leonardo. Court, Long Branch, Is of II Co Ionian St., West the annual election meeting of Band, rained out limt woek- "is still considered'as the star Mr. Howard's political for- teams from Bayvlllc, Bench- \ On hand to meet the public charged with breaking Into Keansburg: Robert E, Vilnk the Young Republican Nation- freshman congressman from tunesrimvc beeir pretty much wood, Brick Town, Farm- will bo John 1. Murphy and oml, hasten rescheduled lor Standard Roofing Inc., Long of 305 Beach Drive, CliffwoodL al Federation for Region 2, 1864" by Washington leaders. on the rise since he was ca- ingdale, Freehold, llowell, Walter B. Ralne, Independent Sunday, Kept. 2ft, at (I p.m. in Branch Ave., Long Branch, and Mrs. Helen Willis or 2U1V which is comprised of New Two months ago, one oMho tapulted Into Congress in Neptune, Pine Beach, Toms candidates for Township Com- Veterans Memorial Park, with intent to steal laHt Aug^ Locust Road, Hen Girt. Jersey, New York, Pennsylva- Union Aye, 1.1'. .' congressman's advisors con- 1084, largely as a result of the .River and Wall Township. nia and Delaware. mittee. : : FOR BARBECUE Creativity with Fabric Livens Linen Closets Creativity and ingenuity in Job is easily accomplished pluming small decorative with a fast drying sway ad- AmerlcaS cabinet wrought touches throughoutthehome hesive, in four quick steps. can bring rewarding,results One stich adhesive is Spra- to today's homemaker. Mentfrom3M. . livening up linen closets 1. Cut a piece of the fabric is one irieans of expressing that has been measured to individuality—and.it s a very fit the area to be covered. simple matter these days. 2. Spray the back of this Some gaily colored pieces fabric with the adhesive and of fabric, a can of spray ad- allow it to dry. hesive and the homemaker's 3. As fabric is drying, spray own inventiveness can the surface of the door to brighten up and eliminate which it is to be applied. the humdrum appearance of 4. When adhesive on door linen closet doors, inside or becomes tacky, apply the fab- outside, or both. ric, gently smoothing it. Any kind of scrap fabrics, In order to avoid spraying TO DECORATE doors or BOTH DOORS and fabric cloth left over from slip- adhesive over unwanted cloteti, uie fabric, cuf to size, should be sprayed. When ad- covers, a dress or whatever areas, fabric should be placed and fad-drying apray adhe- hesive is tacky, press fabric can be utilized to add sparkle on some newspapers to pro- "IT'S sive. Newspapers provide pro- inlo place. Used here, Spra- to closets around the house. tect adjacent areas from tection during (praying. Ment adhwive from 3-M. The complete decorating overspray. HARVEST TIME Togetherness • Dried Flowers ami Arrangements FEEL AND STICK vinyl as- • Loose Flowers • Trees Counts, For bestos tile brings a bright new * Custom Arruiijjemeiils look to a small kitchen, shown Pot Plants before (left) and after (above) Everything to Accent Your New An attractive display of remodeling. Tile was laid di- Fall Decor... container plants can improve rectly an old floor and over appearance of the home— , part of ceramic tile walls. both in and out of doors. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. LINCROFT As a decorative and horti- VINYL WALL COVERING, cultural rule of thumb, keep in, a country floral pattern, Lincroft Village Shopping Center in mind that plants look best completes wall decor, comple- n when grouped together. ments, brick pattern of vinyl j 711 ..55A0 OPEN: M° > thru Sat, 1IW:3» Unless a single plant is asbestos tile, New appliances i really outsized, a grouping of help, too. Used here, Flint- •• both foliage and flowering koto's peel and stick tile. plants makes a definite stater merit, and can be used func- tionally—as a "natural" room divider, or to fill in an empty corner. Plants more readily adjust to their environment when kept together, since the hu- midity in the surrounding air is increased. 3 Reasons why 1. LOWER PRICE. >£emember to select plants Because or rising costs of labor frith their ultimate location and materials, pool prices rise in mind. Don't try to grow sun-loving mums in a shady this is the best each year. Here's your chance spot, orpots of African violets to buy next year's pool at this in direct sunlight. time to buy your year's pricel Outdoors, too, location is an important factor. In choos- 2. FULL SEASON. ing pot plants for a shaded . patio, fuchsias or-tuberous It's- Home Improvement With fall installation, your pool begonias are logical choices, is ready for family fun the first since both need protection, Time at . . . LUMBER warm spring day! from direct sun. Another decorating and POOL green thumb rule to follow Set our stock of WHITE ALUMINUM is to select and keep all the every FREE plants in porousred clay pots. BEAUTIFUL BUSTER CRABBE A duster of plants looks GUTTERS POOL best in similar containers b equipped with which do not detract, from AND LOCHINVAR the appearance of the plants. The amateur gardener can also be more confident that DOWNSPOUTS HEATER the plant itself will not fail, • Feeds chlorine ~~ because of overwatering, if GUTTER automatically The industry's it is kept in a porous clay Ln. Ft. • Whisks away surface pot.' The walls of the pot 32 Impurities . finest heater. •nd UP Rtpl«« fk»M «M hokr wgtrf** yitttn wl»H hnf Intliij Absolutely free! A prop- allow excess water to evap- Available with • Keeps fiifer operating at 4'xl' SHUT top efficiency erly sized LP or natural orate, so plants never become co-ordinating moldings white aluminum that ar* ««y Is Imtsll. • Cuts down on vacuuming gas pool heater com- water-logged. pletely Installed*. Lets ALWAYS ON THE JOB— you enjoy extended It's best to check- with a even it pool is unattended! swimming seasons year local florist or garden store PAINT UP WITH after year. WORTH up to on the most healthful en- "AMROCK" SWITCH $565.00 depending on vironment for each plant size of pool. selected. DECORATIVE PITTSBURGH PLATES 'Ready for gas hook-up. Booklets Have BUSTER "CARRIAGE PAINTS IN SIMULATED WOOD Free Heater offer applies to full range of pool Uttt—Intwtir—Eilvitr—Ingmd CERAMIC - ANTIQUE CRABBE sizes and shapes—choose from 30 models. 'How-TV Help Trim—Porch tni Otck Two subjects of interest to HOUSE" POOLS AlfUB ONLYTO POMS ORDBBDFROM the homeowner—how tokeep 19 AUG. 20 TO SffT. 7,1W1 plumbing in good order, and INSIDE LATEX 6 Ga.. 99< UP how to design or remodel a HARDWARE better bathroom—are covered in booklets available at a nominal cost Btautlfy Your Horn* with i stir m s M Phone "Plumbing Care and Re- ANTIQUING VINYL 79 1 pair" tells how to keep down IASI 446-9322 maintenance costs, how to KITS •16COLORS SHUTTERS .NOTIONAL 1 3 = 'swMwmc make simple repairs and INSTITUTE what jobs should be left Open Daily 9 to 8, Sat. 9 to 5 strictly to qualified contrac- | 5 ' Sun. 11 to 5 tors. Send 25 cents and a lWrt0USI six cent stamp to Plumbing- MAHOGANY V•« PH.FINISHED 125 S Heating-Cooling Information SHELVES —I0OI 1 "" Bureau, 35 E. Wacker Drive, POOL & SUPPLY Co. Chicago III. 60801. r HWY.33,BJGUSHTOWI A booklet offering "Bath Design Help" is obtainable BUCK & DECKER 6Mite$ West of Freehold for 25 cents and a six cent SAKRETE stamp, from Plumbing-Heat- ing-Cooling Information Bu- FLAGSTONE reau, 35 E. Wacker Drive, Power Tools PRODUCTS Chicago, 111. 80601. JI9 SAWS ~ SANDERS — COLORED STEP STONES • SRAVtl MIX CIRCULAR SAWS BLACK • SAND MIX V*n #7000 12x18 55° • MORTAR MIX 7" •:».•»• C THE VILLAGE STRIPPERS Dmu 12x24.. 75 • All PUKP05I SAND 50 BIRCH AVENUE LITTLE SILVER, N.J. TAKE IT OFF "FENCING" WE WILL DO IT 2 RAIL-ROUND 6x8 STOCKADE FOR YOU CEDAR A 45 reg. SALE BASKETQ95 ?5 How About Those Chairs, Tables, Metal Bods or any Wood or MetaF 4'x8' 13.75 12.75 &S Pieces That Have Been Lying Around in Your Garage, Basement or Attic? FENCE 5'x8' 15.95 14.40 WEAVE 7 — for Such a Long Time? Wouldn't It Be Great To Make Use of These Arti-jj 8' SECTION 6'x8' 16.45 14.75 ;gj cles That You Had Hoped to Refinish Some Day? Getting Started on Re-I Section ^I moving That Old Finish Is Always the Problem. Let Us Do The Dtrtyll == Work. WG'II Take The Old Finish Off and You Can Have the Fun and En-jJ ;S joyment of Refinishing It. ' Come /«»..» We'll do the stripping - You do the refiniihing

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Aids Conservation olEjtiB)P|y So Does Choice of Right Equipment The new. appliance most but eliminated. A mounting national con homemakere will want to Some models have filtering cern over the shortage of en- Quality Counts In New Shower VaHes consider is an electric dish- devices that remove food par- ergy may affocthomeownera. m i r> .i washer. After all, it can cut ticles after the wash cycle, Electric power shortages, Longer Wear lake Control the lime spent doing dishes so they can't be redeposited limited natural gas supplies, It's a common problem. during rinsing. Others liauefy restricted oil supplies, high Planning a new bathroom can and should be easy. Somebody takes a particles and flush mem worldwide demand for low- And &11 of a sudden, away. BUlphur coal.thelagtniitomlc That's because there's a wioo uses about 45,000 choice of equipment. ter changes from icy cold to • power plant development and scalding hot. pots, pans, in a year. Good news is that reduced energy conservation are all Here are some helpful tips Today's dishwashers really prices go along with im- factors. from tho Plumbing-Heating; The usual reason is that do a 1ob. Pre-rinsing is all proved performance, Cooling Information Bureau: water is beinguscd elsewhere Conservation of energy Is in the home, causing a sud- • one area where a homeowner 1. Make sure the bathroom den drop in pressure. and do-it-yourselfer can help is big enough. Until recently, The modern answer could Y GARDENING himself to a great extent. Ho a6xf-foot size was considered be new automatically-con- can reduce fueleonsumption, adequate. Now rooms 7x9 or trolled mixing valves.. These AND LAWN CARE hiake his homo more com- larger are coming into vogue. valves make it possible to fortable and reduce fuel bills The extra space enables in- preset the temperature before RENT PROFESSIONAL TOOLS all at the same time. stallation of a more luxurious NEW TREND In plumbing turning on the water for a AT REASONABLE RATES!! There are several sure-fire tub and twin-bowl lavatory fixtures gees the vanity lava- shower. ways to conserve heat and to double bathroom utility tory moving into the bedroom. Water then remains at that cut home heating bills. and elegance. This one copies marble's ran- temperature regardless of Storm doors and windows dom grain. It'sBorg-Warner'g Astra-Lav. pressure change. are very helpful but should 2. Choose better-quality These modern shower con- be checked and made air-tight INCREASED ATTIC INSULATION CAN conserve heat and cut fuel bills. Blankets of Insulation six Inches thick pro- equipment. It's the most ef- trols also make for money each season, Seal with re- vide optimum performance, and can be installed by toe home- ficient and retains its good followed by green andyellow. savings. They use up to 50 movable strips of caulking. owner. Shown is Friction Fit Insulation by Owen»;Cornlng looks longer. 6. A shower enclosure is percent less water. Home insulation may beta- Fiberglas Corporation. The siphon-Jet is the best another useful Item that —,„„,, "„ more, there's no adequate. Some indications of water closet; because it's got. gives the bathroom a. rich' oate"VwasTcTthrough"fid" this are excessive fuel bills, roof when other roofs remain also keeping a home cooler the best flushing action and look. an™ w|th the faucet to ad- prolonged furnace operating snow covered. in summer. - , is the most quiet. / A final Up: Visit a plumb- i^t temperature. limes, cold walls and drafty A small investment in in- Tests Indicate that optimum ing contractor's store to see * controls are adjusted by areas, snow melting on the. sulation pays off all vear by performance can be achieved 3. It's important to have what's available in'fixtures, the shower-take. r -befor . e he when attic Insulation is six quality faucets and other brass that will not corrode faucets, accessories and floor turns on the water. inches thick. and wall coverings. It's all part of today'smove Insulation in sidewalls from contact with water. The to more convenience and CHAIK SAWS « TILUERS « POWER RAKES GRASS WOES? should be at least three inches better showerheads come more comfort, built into thick. with varied settings, from MOVING OUT SPREADERS • ROLLERS • AERATORS a TRIMMERS needle-spray to full-flow. bathrooms. , If the home is built on an Look of the tropics moves Information on showercon- EDCERS a PRUNERS • WOOD CHIPPERS unheated crawl space, three jut to patio or garden living 4. Don't skimp on the size trols is available free. To ob- Most Anything You Need! inches of insulation is also room, with "Tahltian Bam- tain it, write tothePlumbing- recommended under the of the medicine cabinet. It's boo," a new pattern for Cleon Equipment in Top Working OrdsrS floor. wonderful to have enough Heating-Cooling Information Samsonite's "Cushlonaire" Bureau, 35 E: Wacker Drive, • FRIENDLY COURTEOUS SERVICE Uninsulated walls m parti- room for all toiletries, and outdpor furniture. Foam- Chicago, III. 60601. iS\ Newman Springs Ri. tions between storerooms or large mirror doors give a cushioned flexible plastic anunheated garage often are look of luxury; slats are covered with decora- WHY WAIT? RENTAL overlooked. Threeinchesof 5. Choose colors carefully. tive vinyl and resist weather, insulation to. these areas also Outdoor furniture can be , -the most popular colors cur- as do the specially treated painted and repaired now, Open 7 Doyi is recommended. rently are tan, blue and pink, steel frames. Some homes mayfallbelow indoors. * optimum insulation levels. Call your friendly GREEN ACRE LAWN SPECIALIST But additional insulation in \ for a specific remedy. blanket form can be easily added in the attic area. Additional insulation in INlRODVaORYOfttR: sidewalk, however, is a job ROLL, C PER FERTILIZE for an insulation contractor AERATE SQ. FT. "RESEED because the new material 1 must be machine blown be- (1-lt>. p«r 1,000 aq. ft. - 4.000 iq. ft. minimum) 'New Baron Kentucky Blusgratt Mixture tween the walls.' ANNUAL TURF GROWING PROGRAM Why Water MIL: Said, SpotWaad Control, Fsrtllin, PowarAerMa, Power i Roll, Gnft Proof. (1 Ib. par 1,000 aq. ft) i Isn't Hot COLONIAL Only Frown's Can SPRING: Saad, Prs-amergent Crnbgmn Control, Spot Weed Con- trol. Power Roll, Power Aerate. Water heaters are very LATE SPRING: Complete Weed Control, Chinch Bug Control, Sod good. That's why many Web Worm Control, Amy Worm Control, Fungus Control, Ferti- families often run out of ALUMINUM DOOR SALE lize, 2nd Pre-emergent Crabgtaii Control. hot water; : • , • Of fer You A Value SUMMER: Peat-emergent Crabflraae Control, Chinch Bug Control, • Paradoxical as it seems, Fungu* Control. Fertilizer 38 UF- the above conclusion • is • Cross Buck • Carriage* Eagle trie simple truth, , Per.Sq. Most manufacturers 4,000 Sq. Ft. Minimum Foot build such a long life into Like This! 3%' their water heaters that JUST COUNT THE NUMBER OF WINDOWS YOU SAM mi, MONFT ADD MHOS Compared to "Do It YaurstU" methods. one may be working at high efficiency, from the WANT AND STOP IN FOR A FREE DEMONSTRA- mechanical standpoint, Call Anytime for a Free Estimate long after its gallon capac- TION AND ESTIMATE. YOU SAVE SALESMAN'S ity has lagged behind the FREE MEASURING SERVICE 747-2183 rowing needs of the COMMISSION! Just getting a "larger" water' heater isn't the LAWN SERVICE whole answer. Aska plumbing contrac- REGULAR Monmoutfi County's Original Automated lawn Service! tor to figure existing and Free Installation anticipated water'needs. This should include all 6495 TURF- MATIC plumbed-in appliances, present or planned for. On our HEAVY DUTY YOU JUST LAY DOWN! INSTALLED! Prown's Own WHITE ALUMINUM SAVE SHOP *5'&>10 COMBINATION WINDOW, Quality Throughout ON MANY OTHER AND Quality Throuahout C" r QUAUTY DOORS • Triple Track COMPARE • Fully Weathorstripped • Picture Frame Design • Finest Looking Window Made • 15 Year Paint Guarantee GUTTERSLEAKING? • Min. 6 At This Sale Price • Up To Giant 101 United Inches Aluminum GUTTERS INSTALLED Reg. 20.49 An Anticipated Life of 25 years. EJ4D MESSYPAINTING! INTRODUCTORY LAWN CONDITIONING Kaiser Aluminum SPECIAL SPECIAL HOUSE SSDING *Pow«r Aeration •Forlillutlon 132-7-8) W/ . Mlcrontrtrtontft WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE •SoodlnsO tb. par 1,000 sq.tM • Grub Proofing f • FREE ESTIMATES iWood Control, Vol •Powor RoUlna . • MANY COLORS l.A much greater, rain carrying ^_2^ Whtn you (hoot* a Kaii«r Aluminum exterior, you •(- capacity than wood or standard :opt Irom the ahead, ftuulf: laving* \n point biHi.l* (Complete Lawn Service 4 Times a Year) 2.A high back (prevents overflow 'k .., rno'# tiniB to rtta«. Tok«.a look ot tfieit Kalltr SPUING: EARLYGUMMER: into house If drains become 46 YEARS INSTALLING EXPERIENCE 2 'ongeiotuilonfer lolling •PowflrAoratlon ForlHIistfon •Fnrtilizflllon 32-7.6) W/ clogged). 32-7-5) W/ IprnnulrlcnlB Chinch Duri Control (37,-7-8) W/ 3.Rigid enough to support an exten- lcronulrlonla •GrubProoling Sod Wob Won Mlcronutrlonli •SdBdlnnM II). • Chinch Bug Control Control . •ScodinjiM Ib. sion ladder (.032 hardened alumi- pur 1,000 «i,ft.| •Sod Wob Worm • Funous Control peri.uOOaq.fl.) num) rti Cmb Control '.SjSS,FrSrn?n"Cl -Spot Weod Control Gre»» Control •WoodControl .PowcrRollIno - 4,Pastened to house (facia system- •Weod Control •Woetl Control stainless steel screws, roof hang- •Poworflolllna •Power Rolling Ing system, galvanized nails). 5.Formed at your home and In- CHARGE IT! stalled In one piece (straight runs to 100 ft.) 6. Installed by experienced (full time employees) "Craftsmen." 7,Palnted Inside and outside with a Free Delivery 741-7500 durable vinyl paint (longer life). 32 BROAD ST. Free Estimate ^5, RED BANK 842-2519 Daily and Sutuday 8-U: 10 Wed, and Fn. 'til 9 p«n FINANCING ARRANGED ifl Tin- Rcitt«ln New aluminum 7epl»ce- types. Insulated tracks /It In- meat windows can up-date to too old window opening, Planning Promotes Laundry Convenience iwmas. Nu-SMbi wtodowb by and replacement window Georgia-Pacific replace all tnaps into place. Nuveasb ITS mi * The laundry area—one of the most used rooms of the ' types and sizes of old win- units also tilt in for quick house—is unfortunately one of the worst planned. Loads I . dows, Including wood, steel cleaning from inside the of washing, in the average home, can vary from two per . casement, sliding and picture home. DECORATING TIME week to two per day. Ta plan an efficient laundiy center, first decido on a loca- • HEADBOARDS tion within the home. The basement, which is frequently POOL COVER TIME! used, is really not the best place because of the extra in- convenience of walkinj; downstairs several times per day. .", AH. WINTERIZING PRODUCTS FOR • CHESTS YOUR SWIMMING POOL I Probably the best1 location is on the first floor ol the / hone, rignt off the kitchen. A good part of the homeirakci'b IN • TABLES piece ensemble will enrich your home with comfort fcLg R Federal Housing Administra- dred per year, with as long and beaut/. 82" sofa and companion chairs feature tion insures loans for per- as five years for repayment. sleek weltless tailoring, striking stripe and cor- Complete manent structural improve- 3. Refinancing Present relating tweed upholstery of durable 100% nylon. Fhxstetl • ments such as a new roof, Mortgage. If the repair can't Accenting brass finish casters for easy mobility. 3-p/ece group On a short-term loan, the wait for savings to accumu- borrower may take up to late towards it—a new roof seven years to repay up to may be an absolute necessity $5,000. now—some homeowners will Interest rates are $5.50 per consider replacing their pres- Add a Look of Elegance to Your EMng with $100 each year for the first ent mortgage with a new one $2,500, then $4.50 per 5100 large enough to pay off the per year for any additional old loan and at the same amount. The interest is de- time cover the cost of the ducted in advance. improvement. FLEXSTE-EL's/OUDeiD

ONLY BEER, BOOZE and LUXURIOUS 3 PIECE ROOM GROUPS WITH ALL THE FINE CONSTRUCTION FEATURES BABIES SHOULD BE DRY! AND BEAUTIFUL QUALITY FABRICS THAT FLEXSTEEL IS NOTED FOR! YOUR HOUSE AIR SHOULD BE WET. HERE'S HOW!! "Flexsteel" Fine Upholstered Furniture Superior in Eyery Detail! • Solid hardwood frame (predominantly oak). • Double dowelled, glued and screwed in corner blocks. • Famous patented Flexsteel spring made of the finest blue spring steel. • Reversible seat cushions of tho finest Enjoy the comforts anil protection cushioning material -Texofoum® by B. F. Goodrich, cl moisture-conditioned air in ...jour Home. The New Genersl 330 • Matching protective orm covers and seat decks leis you feel warm it lower lem- upholstered in matching fabrics. perjturet, cutting heating costs— makes your hams feel "garden fresh," plants flourish—enjoy • Finest fabrics - selected for,every fashion health, avoiding throat and nose • Protected against soil and stain by I irritations—keeps furniture from "dry-out" and fabrics from becom- ing oriltle, they last longer. The micron oni __ , Treat your home to CJolonial charm and comfort. 82" sofa and Ceneril 8SD will pay for itself in HOIS HUMIOIir «P TO cne season. Does not affect fur- A CALtON tU H0UH matching chair have stylized wings, curved backs, Lawson nace operation. Installs easily. • CLOG FREE solenoid valve— arms. Swivel rocker with diamond tufted, urethane foam pad- clesnable monel filter pre- ded, hi-back for extra comfort.Your choice of warm color* In • MB MQVIHS PABIS-no pump, vents clogging • 100% nylon prints and accenting textured fabrics. Rag. $860. tin, or (lost to wear out • COSTS LITTLE to operalo-lets • Hi SPRAYISQ—no calcium res- than night-light bulb 3-PIECE ROOM GROUP BY FLEXSTEEL $ g, |f'" Q idue to irritate nose and throat • BEVERSIBIE installation — on —no "whlfe dust" 1o disturb any forced warn air furnace, housekeeping eitlier lelt or light utt OPEN WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY JILL 9 PM Free Parking Along Side Our Store MINER SUPPLYCO

South of At Krummy Krupp ACME FURNITURE COMPANY On Wonderful West Front IN OBSERVANCE OF BOSH HASHANAH WE WILL BE 137 MONMOUTH STREET 747-2104 itOaiSPMOM SIWT. 20 & TOES,, SEPT-21 Keeping Noisy Pipes Quiet The Daily Restirter, H*d Bank -MWdlelo>»n,NJ..Tu(>bday,)'>ptfinl>.-r II, I„ lumber. GREEN & WHITE 2 Extent of work. One con-. UY DIRECT FROM g" tractor may not include some WOODGRAIN FINISHES 4y details on which the other $j» figured his costs. See that 860 "ranchero" THE MANUFACTURER ij. everything is spelled out If in full. 8'6" W x 6'6" D x V H AND SAVE... 3f Timing. One contractor SLIDING DOORS 9S* may work at your conve- jj» nienee and get the job done FLOOR KIT OPTIONAL 00 A quickly, guaranteeing the *» completion date; the lower 89 VISIT OUR J£ bidder may plan to interrupt BBr your work from time to time, JWW "RANCHERO" "RANCHERO" "RANCHERO" SHOWROOM «f to tackle other jobs. "RANCHERO" A handy homeowner can #1412 #1110 #1212 #1170 Open Mon., Wed., SAVE save by completing details lnTMWH tFri.9A.M.Io9P.fVL such as-installing shelves and 5t"»M"DO»lAMlE 5l"xM"KTMUKE Tuts., Thurs. & Sat. moldingsg, , and by permittinpg SUHKSDOOB UMNGDMB . ft the contractor to work at his nKftOrt Ro« Kit Ot.tlo.ul 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. own pace. But saving money by skimping on materials is 00 00 oo 00 false economy. 199 119 179 109 WOOD GRAIN Take Roofing WOOD GRAIN WOOD GRAIN Take roofing for example: •100*1If Asphalt shingles are the ALL If most popular type of roofing .*. today. When a new roof is to WOOD be applied, it makes sense If to use the highest quality If asphalt shingles, called # "heavyweights" because they If weigh 290 pounds or more per 100 square feet of roof f If area. 7 wx5'Dx6'h . 105.00 If #411010'rWjtlO7t'D«6«"H.-^., 115.00 00 Designed to last 'up to 25 #570 , HxMDmrSIn , Flow Kit OpHMHl 149 If years, they have a rich, tex- BH0WM ond WHITE WOOD GRAIM If tured appearance because of SMOOTH FINISH their extra thickness. If They are fire resistant, and If self-sealing shinglesthatbear PostS Rail If the wind-resistant label of the STOCKADE FENCE IN STOCK If Underwriters' Laboratories, Feme SECTION Inc. are designed to with- If 8 ft. stand winds up to 60 miles 8' X 4' With 4" « i" Post 99 •*• per hour. Section 99 11 If The annual cost of heavy- 2 Roil Post weights pro-rated over their Sv&en •*• 3 8' X 5' With 4" «4" Post longer lifetime is very low. 13" If Facts.suclisfts these should •*•• also'be gathered about other II 8' X 6' Wllh4".x4" Po=t I jL99 basic materials to be used in 12" x 12 a remodeling job and taken Gates Available to match above fence into consideration. PLAIN WHITE CEILING "THE HELPER STEP" ASALEYOUCANT AMERICAN Style #38x40—Red «r Grey Guaranteed,Fade and1 mAlkali Resistant Step 3 AFFORD TO MISS ACRYLIC TILE Width 40" LATEX Height 21" Depth 26 Vi" 9 FOOT KITCHEN HOUSE GAL. From "INC LUDES All ITEMS LISTED BELOW- PAINT 5REGL8.49 00 • MAGIC CHSf GAS • 2 BUTTON DISHWASHERS 58 up If INTERIOR BKT"AKT"A"" Wi OVEN & BURNERS With Coordinated Colored Front If Each OTHER •SINK WITH FAUCET AND SPRAY e ADJUSTABLE SHELVES * ^ATEX W^ITE 2 SIZES *••* Vrldo range of colors optional extra AVAILABLE 8.MEDICI OAK HAND RUBBED • EXTRA DRAWERS OREAD BOX. 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CHOICE CHOICE 4x8 120 Volts AX. 19 GAS RANGE 531-3800 INTRODUCTORY 4x8 4 x 8 OFFER WRtWOOD BLACK & DECKER ft Nut Wood 4 x S * Walnut Brown t WMIinmsburg COMPACT RADIAL -Come See Our large Display Oh • Autumn Luau • BUnJtono Oak WALNUT * Ocean For) • Blendlono Walnut • Sancllowooci KITCHEN CABINETS I BATHROOM VANITIES e Accent P«can ARM SAW t Comp., with stand WITH CUlTURAtMARBLE TOPS! 95 29 SH0MTCHCO 2" 4 6 i Sofoty Koy flUYMOWANDSAVE W/r«(0«HDINC£ A' » 7' ALSO 5 4'xV ALSO AVAILABLE AVAILABLE Bevel Cut 99 1121HIGHWAY35, WANAMASSA ft (1 MILE NORTH OF ASBURY PARK CHICLE) ft CUTTINt. VINYL llll'H to fit Plenty tf Ml Parking ft around furniture iind plumb- ft InIt fixtures KC'IH nnsliit from MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER *lnttalhU*n 0|I«»MI new pipe mill duct nnlps. Orfxot htuidlcs protort nRulnsI cuts, 777 SHREWSBURY AVE. 747-5220 SHREWSBURY bruin's. Hy WIKS. OPEN: SAT.-MON.-TUES.-7:3O a.m.-6 p.m. WED.-THURS.-FRI.-7:30 a,m.-9 p.m. jl»l»ail« r. KniUauL - , \ I I i.-ln.'M|ilrnil».T I(..I'J7I Entire Family Stopping Water Pollution Enjoys Two Can Begin in the Home New Areas chemicals, has reduced th« What can individuals, con th» dlwlfoni on th« con- payability of some waler Adding a room is ofti n the cerned about water pollution, tainer, and use no more supplies, If wHter doesn't best solution when a family do* to prevent it? than the amount recom- taste w good as It might, It outgrows the existing home. Some water pollution Is mended, water pullutlnn due can be Improved by installing Such was the situation with, caused .by the phosphates in to phoiplmto wmild be re- a fiber or wuter purifltM mi the Leon Titus family of Ta- detergents. Thesephosphates duced one third. the cold water line, conia, Wash. act as a ferilltzertoencuurage 3. Inilettd of dftcr({ent, A filter can remove uu 'Hie teen-agers wanted a 1 the dangerous growth of al- net phosphate-fitf otnip. wanted pollutants Including room where they could relax gae in our waterways. with friends. The parents Many commercial laundries chlorine.hli ' The growth causes fish to believe that soap does a better All pollution isn't man wanted at) informal atmos- die and turns lakes into odor- phere where iheycouldenter- cleaning job and at "lower n,M(jc. -Nature'.add* many ous swamps. cost than detergents. To be pollutants to water-silt, dirt, tain. But there was more to There are at least three the decision. Should they add. effective, however, it must jr ways people can help to re- be used with truly soft water. DOESN'T TASTE AS good... Hmlihl. • FAMILY ROOM AODRI) MY REMODEMNIJ projwl in a room or buy a new home'/ duce the polluting phos- Tat'omH, W«ah.. I" |>(tnelw) In brush relief grain cedar |ily- They discovered that anew, Municipally softened water phates that pour into our Isn't soft enough, It is usually 4woiid paneling, Onr \n\\ (if mom iiddh stxrige Hptu-c, too. home would cost more than waterways annually^ seven or eight grains hard. theywanted to pay, that even lnwrn«"onal- t. UJf low-phosphate Recommended for use with water to greater clarity at the if they could afford a new detergents. house, it would be in a sub-, soap is water of *ero hard- same time. 2. Follow manufacture™' ness, like that producep d by a urban area away from old inntrurllonx—exactly. Witts water-softening appliance. v friends, work, school and r*en estimated that ifevery- W.v \il4lMrviiinii v.\ church. Increased pollution of wa- one would carefully mea- ter sources, followed by the *6off Economically Sound sure detergent, sccordlngln increased use of purifying You can Fortunately they didn't need to worry about whether Scotts beef-up your the addition would have a "tacked-on" look, thanks to Handyman's Best Friend lawn advances in building tech- lawn by nology and a growing fund of remodeling ideas. Is Easy-to-Use Paneling spreader "seeding-in" Today virtually any house can be modernized to pro- A handyman is no longer Beet way to .idd n»w li,fi» the skillful jack-of-all trades EXTERIOR VIEW (iihnvr) vide more living space and t to a skimpy lawn is to after room wuh added to Titus who comes running when more conveniences. For 1 family honii1 In T,n onia shim* many homeowners, remodel- there's a repair or remodel- plnht spaas, tired rltjht into the'vxlfttlnq lurf. FAMILY wood deck for siinimrr living, ing makes sense both from ing job to be done. i blend of blue-grass and fine (eKcuns thai does adjacent to sliding gla«tdiii>r lij/hlM I'ighl ami Fancied In Plywood problems. board pariellnK it> two different For interior walls, the con- finishes —rough-sawn wood c;|M lit IKIIIIIII'. HU« l)iul-;t-Mlilir tractor combined the advan- Hardboard is an engineered and travertine marble —can be M'lliri).' mul liii);tTli|i un-iilT inn- BUILDING CENTER'S wiped clean, are mar-resistant, (ml. Ill" *|>muliii)[ wiilili. mill tages of cost-cutting plywood wood product of uniform never need painting. HWY. 35 unttnnuuoLGREENHOUSESO HOLMDTL building techniques and new quality. For do-it-yourselfers i l textured softwood plywood it has the advantage of being \i: til ii/1!,' 11/ W tf W Vf iff 'II. VI VI ))/ uf ttf \l/ it/ f 4th ANNIVERSARY SALE paneling. knot-free and easy to saw, Exposed beam ceiling pairs plane, sand, drill and punch. Watch For Qur 1971 with brushed cedar softwood plywood paneling to provide There are several types of a carefree entertainment cen- hardboard to meet both ex- ter. The natural relief pat- terior and interior needs. FALL CATALOGUE tern, accented by the brushed Many are prefinislied, Your home is your panel surface, joins with a Hardboard paneling is suit- IN red shag carpet to add in- able for use in any room, formal warmth to the family especially where appearance room. and resistance to rough wear THE DAILY REGISTER Unity with the homeonthe are of equal importance — castle: exterior walls was achieved children's rooms, kitchens, by repeating the white stucco • family rooms,, for example. SEPTEMBER 23 used on the,house and main- taining the roofline style. Plastic-surfaced hardbgard Sliding glass doors open paneling comes in many fin- 777 SHREWSBURY AVL SHREWSBURY to a handsome 9' 6" x 19' islies, including Wood grains, wood sundeck for summer. marble reproductions, solid and speckled colors, tile and lace prints, wallpaper tex- tures-and murals. Some- are moisture-resis- tant for use in high humidity areas, such as bathrooms and laundries. An extra benefit of hard- board paneling is noise con- trol. Laboratory tests have shown hardboard to be an excellent sound barrier, espe- cially when used in combina- tion with appropriate back-up (We have a.hea thing about safety.) t materials. The do-it-yourselfer will find a selection of hardboard paneling, including perfo- Anyone can deliver fuel oil rated panels for storage areas, at local building supply cen- ters, which also carry match- but we furnish ing moldings, adhesives, nails and accessories. Granules, Color COMPLETE HEATING COMFORT Keynote Look we have a qualified Of Roofing Now get a royal lawn. A good-looking roof—often 40 percent of the house ex- SERVICE ond INSTALLATION DEPT. terior—can substantially in- Maybe your home is fit for a king . . . inside. But remember ... the crease home resale value by enhancing its beauty and first thing people see is your lawn, GiveThe Auto-Lawn-Doctor a call. as well as a heating engineer style. And watch great things happen to your grass. This concensus by archi- IF YOUR EQUIPMENT HAS NOT BEEN CHECKED . tects and builders leads to FOR FALL OPERATION . . . CALL US FOR FREE another important home con- struction fact: color is the FALL INSPECTION AND RECOMMENDATIONS. keynote for the new look in roofing. AUTO-LAWNS' MERION plus, yearly budget and maintenance plans And the latest trends in BLUE-BARON PROGRAM 4000 Sq. ft. INTflOOUCTOBlf OFFER roof color are natural "earth FALL SPUING EARLY SUMMED SUMMER ' Minimum tones" and "rustic tones," Complin Only Serving This Area for Over AS Years botli solids and blends, with ' MERION HUE MEMDH BLUE • WEED CONTROL • WEED CONTROL 1 BARON one of the newest looks. t imo • FERTILIZE 45-09 • FERTILIZE 4S0-0 95 FtRflLI/f 45 DO f EflTlLIZE 45 0 0 • FERTILIZE 31 UF lc LARGEST Roofing granules, inciden- FERTILIZE 20-10-10 • FERTILIZE 3! UF COMPLETE tally, are not just bits of PKIUMIHI • POST EMERGENT CRAB GRASS • CHINCH BUG CMBCFM5S CONTROL 1 SQUARE MONMOUTH COUNTY accidentally-colored rock. •jo-ib'to SOD-WEI WORM COHTNOL • CHINCH BUG fcFOOT FERTILIZE .Thin is a precise and scien- POWER mm CONTROL SOD WEB WORM SPOT WEED V.i Lbi. NITROGEN 24 20-10-10 tific process. CONTROL 3 POWER AERAIE SEED POWER ROLL • FUNGICIDE Per tOOO iq. It, Quarried rocks are broken COWED ROLL • FUNGICIDE / FERTILIZE AOUACAfll Per Vur mu into tiny granules and then ORUJ MOOflNG • • A0UAC4RI • AQIMCARI 450-1) given a ceramic color coating AERATE which is fused on permanent- 4 SERVIGES + 4 CHECKUPS POWER ROLL ly in high temperature ovens \hi up tt 40011 i< It. uu, Isso by granule manufacturers— (i, lM'1. tOOO It, 15) such as ;1M Company. 0217" Fylking Kentucky Bluegrass formula now available. Roofing manufacturers im- bed the granules in asphalt The Lawn Doctor recommends it. coated materials which are DISTRIBUTOR cut into shingles. •The choice of colors in rus- tic tones is wide, ranging from light to dark in a broad CALL spectrum of mellow colors. The right color roof ac- 7 DAYS - 24HRS cents the homo's proportions. AJIgl't .roof will ./nuke the For Ffee Lawn Evaluation LAWES home seem hlgficrljid.nioic COAL COMPANY impressive, or a dark 100!' can niakt: the too tall house ..I.INCROFT Am X) J \ ~ appear closer to tlieginund. Auto-Lawn SHREWSBURY FAIR HAVEN hi addition to beauty, Die For people who FIHV« better thingt heavyweight textured gran- 741-2325 to do tnan takt cut of a lawn, ule shingle offer* more pro MATAWA KlniDoe 741-6300 747-1030 lection • -greater fire and wind X;if resistance, 566-0606 Thr Jtaifv Hi'tfinlcr. Hi il UJHI. - Mi.l.lli l.>..n. \ .(.. I Us. *i (.Wiiilc f 1 f. O"! Background Plays Important Part... To i r:du< t bit [I'II.'IIIIOII uri'i 1/jwcoitiprcbiibuienglntfOM] , inciwsB pwt-t mower efli- famicr with Ujg.nearsfttl-gjft-.. cienc}, all Mjivicu manuals lution gittolin*, •isfi; fjp**, Walls Highlight Home Decor for Torn MainifactuiingCoin- plujs fouling and ww #• '•• Whether they're in a new tcriaJ selected Mill directly unit to insure the room's pany's 1971 mower line tec- posita arc reduced. Two *x- home, an addition or a re- affect tho cost anil malnlc- total success, omnsend unleaded gasoline, pcrts bclicvr. modcling project, the walls nance of the room. of a room aic influential ele- Familiar solutions to many ments in cstubtoliing a dec- remodeling projects have orating motif, been paint and paper, Today, however, the demand for dis- People notice walls first, since they form the back- tinction and individuality in ground for the room and its wall treatments invites the furnishings. Wall treatment, use of more textured and/or woodgrained surfaces. RKMODEMNG, SUMMEK cotlaKw tun bcriunc year-round weekend as a result, Is extremely im- I i collages Hkually liHvt' a ruatU; netting, mnodellnK ehiiuld take advantage portant to the success of a landing of -durable, low room, maintenance, high fidelity big windows and gliding doori, making nature part of Ihe^decor. "Doors/Xdow* woodgrained and textured Oy Andersen, • Robert Kindness, a Design surfaces in a variety of col- Center manager, Masonite ors and tones lias put an in- Corporation, puts it this way: finite selection of wall trcat- "A homemaker or decora- merits within the budget of Practical Tips Solve Water Problems, tor must first design space most families, in terms of the individual Prefinishcd hardboard pan- needs and interests of those ding is available to rough Result in Savings for Homeowner who will use the room. sawn- marble-textured, » "pocky," planked, random Turning Off Faucet ^^_ ^m Free Test Kit Can "She must then see that grooved and antiqued sur- the surfaces which enclose faces to meet every design Makes Difference HBOB M& Check Hardness this space reflect a central need, Wasting water is just ppouro - Hard water could cost a design concept and also com- inng money down the draindr; . homeowner as much as $150 plement and coordinate the As the primary element in If proof is needed, consider a year'in extra soap, fabric needs aand interests of the room design, walls tie the this: A l/ieth-tnch leak in a damage, lime build-up in family." room together. They visually faucet wastes 3,000 gallons pipes, water heater failure, unify the space. of water a month. plumbing damage-reason Depending upon the design 1 INDOORS, REMODELING CAN TURN a characterless basement info attractive living To conserve water, get into •enough for checking hard of the room, walls can be Tills is not to say that other space for the entire family, wilnesh Him modernized basement. Paneling, installed1 over fur- the habit of turning it off ness of water. painted, papered, tiled or elements can be overlooked, ring strips, levels uneven walls. Bi-fold doors separate children's play area, in background, except when it's actually be- A free test kit for this water paneled in a*, variety of col- once paneling is selected. All from adults' TV room, or open up for entertaining, Used here, U.S. Plywood's Weldwood ing used, suggests the Plumb- check-up is availablefromthe ors, textures'or woodgrains, elements of a room should Roughtex paneling and Jet-Set bi-fold wood doors. ing-Heating-Cooling Inf orma- Water Conditioning Founda- The choice and type of ma-, be integrated into a cohesive .tlon Bureau, tion, 1780 Maple Street, North* Some authorities claim that field, 111. 80093. about 50 percent of water The kit includes a strip of : from a municipal system is chemically treated paper with Wasted because people turn four gray markings. When Dig they must... , on the faucet, then let it run the strip is dipped in faucet ' wlille doing dishes, Washing water and then removed, vegetables, shaving or other some of the gray marking's such chores. may turn reddish—measure- IT TAKES JUST 30 seconds ment of how hard the wateris. Pay we will! •' Aerators onfaueets can also to lest water for hardness with be water savers. They Intro- this lest kit. Dip a chemically "Extremely hard" water duce millions of air bubbles treated paper Tn a glass of can be softened for about into Water,'so it suds up riater. The, degree to which, 37 cents a week. If it's "medi- • faster, rinses off easier. Less gray markings turn reddish um hard," cost comes down water is needed. shows hardness. to about 11 cents a week,

FIRST THING PEOPLE NOTICE as they enter a room i» LIGHTING the wall covering. This couple, realizing that walls establish an identity for the room as well as making a favorable impression, is busy installing prcfinlshed hardboard paneling The to meet these specifications. Paneling is by Masonite. i i s •..ni t " ** " Right Windows Become Warmth of Wood Overhead Perfect Decorations Design your own ceiling pattern with these When it comes to windows, —and perhaps an attractive for Kitchen, • many home decorators draw new flexible modules. Usa them singly or 1 window shade to block the in combination for individual and the final curtain—to cover hot sun—is all that's needed. Current sowei-age system construction work Recreation Room, Unique lighting effects. Those sur- up or camouflage—because For a traditional look, re- throughout this area promises crystal clearness to face-mounted units are easy to, the proper type was not cho- movable grills in either dia- **. the blue waters of Monmouth County. This, too, Is install and convenient to re- sen before the decorating mond or rectangular patterns crystal clear. Such modern improvements involve Den, Porch, lamp Was planned. x 'are available to snap over Finance your sewer extra cost to each of us ... an extra cost which In Windows do need covering the panes of all styles of system hookup costs time will prove well worth-while. Etc up if they invite the public wood windows. One of our financial-experts will be happy to help to look in, expose an ugly through us on our you handle your Individual sewer system hookup view, or let in cold air, dirt costs, br assist you with any other home improve* or draft's. Faucet Drip special low terms ment loan. Visit The Central Jersey Bank end Trust But carefully chosen win- Company office nearest youJ dows, properly placed in the home, do not need camou-' Stains Make flaging, Instead, they serve THE as part of the decor, and CAN W£ expensive window dressing CENTRAL JERSE1 Y BANK Fast Exit AND TCTfiHJST GOMFVWMV HELP YOU? . can be avoided. A dripping or trickling fau- Alfcntwtt • AHwrtewn • BfMKy Such • Eitontown • turn- Before remodeling, window • cet often causes brown styles should be studied in green stains in sink basins. HawM > UXIJ Bf«och (3) > M«ul>p«n. Mvtmo • MttawlA SPB\/ICE /C f}HQ relation to what the house A dribbling showerhead can Mounulmid* • N»ptun«Cjty . OcaahTowntMp • BtmiWN W«=rsr»WC It9 UVK S.oBri|M • ttrawibury •"Spring Uk»H«l«ht» • WMtflaM O/STC&T A OOC7" / needs and what will look do the same thing in a tub. the best. Installing a new washer, 4 LITE - 75W EACH Wood windows are effective or making other repairs to 1 for keeping heat where it stop the leak, can all but 2iy«"x21 /4" belongs—inside in winter and eliminate the staining. Our Price $36.35 outside during summer—be- Existing stains remain un- Center bar snaps .down for glass re- cause wood is a natural in- touched by ordinary cleans- moval; with bar out glass remains in Aba in while..,., $28.00 era, but a special cleaner position until slid to open side or lii- sulating material. Ponderosa .pine windows (containing oxalic acid), with double glazing (two available at hardware stores, panes of glass with insula- can do the job. ting air sealed between), are These stains, caused by now available as complete small amounts of copper or BECKER] units in all styles and stock iron picked up by acid water sizes. from plumbing, can be per- They provide comfort and manently eliminated with fuel savings and prevent installation of water condi- ' damaging condensation. tioning equipment. A few suggestions for It's a Clogger choosing the right windows A new unit from Culligan follow. neutralizes acid and stops • 3 LITE-75W EACH Casement windows should both the corrosive and stain- "Ihe Home ofMonmouth County's 11 1/8"x31 3/8" be placed over counters, or ing action of the water. Oar Price $30.00 in any other spot that is diffi- Poured grease is a prime clogger of drains. It combines Alioinuhitn $21.50 cult to reach, because their favorite lawn Seed Blends *.." rotary cranks make them easy with hair, coffee grounds and to open and close. other debris to form a clog- ging mass. The gummy pre- In a small room, a bow cipitate that soap forms with 2ilTf - 75W Each or bay window works won- hard watenalso has the same CHOOSE FROM SIX 11 1/8"x2iy»" ders. With little or no added effect. floor space, it adds consider- A good preventive measure Our Price $23.00 ably to the apparent size of DIFFERENT MIXTURES Also in while $16,9.> is to remove pop-up drains the room. occasionally and discard any When there's opacity, or accumulation, COMPACT privacy is preferred, ribbon Lose Efficiency strips of awning windows Besides contributing to ©BECKER'S Special Blend UNDER CABINET LIGHTS provido air, and preserve clogged drains, hard water wall space. , may also cause water supply ® BECKER'S Blue Ribbon lines to become clogged and If the view is good, gener- water heaters to lose their ©BECKER'S Instant Green ous gliding or casement win- efficiency. dows and glass doors permit When water is heated, its maximum visibility. The out- © BECKER'S Shady lawn Mode In U.S.A. hardness minerals deposit doors will be the window like a" layer of rock insido ® BECKER'S KwikKover Tho llouroscont undsr cabinet light answors tho decor, even in winter. the pipes and on the side- nood lor Illumination in areas whoro space is ox- walls of water heater tanks. trnmoty limited. Easy Installation and re-lamping A valimca or 'decorative This same kind of deposit Is ©BECKER'S Playground Mixture lira two of ths outstanding features. braid around the window trim' WITH CORD & PLUG • LESS BULB frequently observed in wator kettles. 12" Our Price $8.25 18" Our Price $8.50 24" Our Price $9,75 DOWN WITH TRASH Al«p ivillaWo without cotd *nd plug «t illghtty !««> eon. Trash disposal, a major en- Restores Equipment vironmental problem, may Soft water service, or In- "Helping People With lawn Problems for Over70 Years" OPEN TMUHS. & FBI. TIL 9, SATURDAY TIL 5 got an assist from a, now stallation of a water softener, major electric applianco, jtho a vol ds replac oment of cl oggod Whirlpool Trash Mashorcom- pipes or deteriorated wator puctor, which can reduce a heaters. Red Bank week's worth of trash —In- Softened water gradually 197 THE LIGHTING CENTER cluding food wastes, cartons, ieabsorbs deposits and re- Phone 747-0465 Shrewsbury Ave. bottles, aerosol cans—down stores equipment to normal 79 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK, NJ. to a little bag. Compactor can service. Clogged ahowcrhcads be installed under a kitchen then reopen and ugly do- counter or used as a froc- posits vanish from toilet Open Daily 8:30 A.M. to 6 P,M.. Sunday 8:30 • 4:00 P.M. ClOSED TUiS. tEl 7-41-6400 Btending unit, bowls. )b<- IhlU It, r. K**d Hdiik - _i^i_xjmj__i____A^WMt SEE INFORMAnON BOX UNDER pedal "Family Plan Rate" "MERCHANDISE"

BOATS AND ACCESSORIES, P AtTOSFOB SALE AUTOS FOR SALE ALTOS FOR SAIK ALTOS FOR SALE LIKE NEW - M Chris Crotl SMI). N«wiy '. B*AYSHORE CHRVSLERfLYMpUTM 1970 FORD ~ ^ ton P250 custom, 17,000 CAoiLLAcV— 1947 Eldorado, IW( Con 1947 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE - Convertible, mllM. Long, wldl bed, »ir conrJHlonloo, paM«d and vornlMnd. CmfttH «pulp- OD SERVICE vertibte, iwi Sedan devitie, i»4( Convert First Ave., Atlantic Hignlandl . 1968 IMP ALA menl Includlrn f}»w roll, ptmi *inch, H tOST AND FOUND wnlle, black Interior, hard and soil tops, two-way cfliienl bond radio. 21 channels, ar Ible, All full power. Priced lust above all covers. Excellent condition. Must sell __ i9l TOO ihip-io-»rtorf roolo, cernpos* J^,!T? - PERVISORS *T — small blotk mate ppodit-iype STATION WAGON 10" chrome wheels. »50xl6.s tiro. Power other H«ml of tqulpmtnl, InOoord Jlf) h.p. wholesale. Will accept irade. Call II! best otter. Days 7(7-1460. Evenings 787 "~JEEP SALES ANO SERVICE 9no«enger, V-8 outomatlc ond power slewing, power disc brakes.. Poll track l*Vttln(O«>8rl()W or Red Hank, Re- 2!M, 7091. rnolo', IIH "•*• Novy lop and full cur- Twin Boro Motors, inc Cleon Special! rtor end, lieovy duly suspemlon. 360 en, loins Asking 1MS0. Coll Xi-IJM. 131 Hewmnn Springs Rd . Red Rn aine. Four-speed transmission. Private. IST - Yellow Labrador retriever, io AUSTIN AMERICA- 2 floor. 4 -^pecd I94J CHEW II — 2H, 4-speed. Hurst shit V.872. P.O.E Miglttly higher with outo ter. Needs work. CALL NOW 74HXJ40 RASSAS PONTIAC Pnone i72'OW __. LOST OUR LEA4E - NUi-,1 «!! stock 0! ' a accident ort Garden Wote Parkway motic. Also Sprite*. Midoet*. MGB roods OulDOO-d SoolS, 14' If, 17; OIKI 18. »P'l)J „., JWEXII 114 Answers to "Chris" 717-6014. KITSOH CIIEVROLE1 CO 39S Brood 41. Xl-Sllld . Red BonV 1964 FORD 700. M Model. Two speed rear, Ev tulow oul tost. Bpot 1 S«i Cenler, 7) lers - GT. A & 0 MOTORS, Asbur . ' . . • "'- ""'" ' w.ik. Llberol b;n- fttword/Call collect 742-8S52. IMS RAMBLER — Two-door hardtop. Hwv 3 El 20' aluminum body. Roll up. two tide oneI drill. 5 *>V w.ik. Llberol ; PlJKl83 IIJTTHUNDERBIRD - Very aoorj rorirjl doon. win sell seporulc. 741-242S. iiI1!JJ?.: .Ills cood sloriInI j wliifylfy. Fott onon- - LOST - feeoglt, male, Wen Keansburg Asking 5350, 1949 ELDORADO - Loaded. Priced lust Coll 747-4621 tlon, 12000 firm. Call jTTENTURY All mahogany, 175 Gray. oolnlminl ca I Mr. J, Strttcn, JOI- vicinity. License No. 211s. Trl to I or. Re- above wholesale. Will occept trade. Call F 4 H Wlolors Int. 7414974 SCOUT — W69. VB, Excellent condition. Marine. Rtbulil coroi, elsclrtc fuel pump; 431-iOCrOi°"S, , An Equal Opportunity Em- cord. Coll 7W-WS, MO MIDGET 1970 ~ Tonnenu cover, ro Aulhofiied Dcaleri New Western plow. All hydraulic. Call ploytr, 2W-221I. Dodge ora oodge T ruas MUSTANG — 196* convertible. Three Musi sell, owner moved Io plortaa. *375. LOST - tody's sold watch, «quore with u"io. less than 11,000 miles, Like new speed stick, power top, power tiis 747 3J5I ofter 5 p.m. »,'2,0417. . rwnd face, Slack suede strop. Vicinity Phone 671-1949 after 6p.rn. Hwv 35 Ee'oniqwn. N FolJ 1947 CHEVROLET. - Itnpala convertible. 543 111) _ brakes, Mlchelln tlrei. WILLY5 JEEP — 1955. r wheel drive. ftrood prtrj Monmouth Sti • Red Bank, Sen AUSTIN AMERICA - 1970. Automatic MSB - 1911. Red, block Ir.ltrlot, luggog ,»elol cab, snow plow, new hydraulic tltnentM value. Reword 2»-oiy7. Coll between 9:30 a.m. ond noon. rock._Onll »««-30« or 5IJM1J_ __ BUSINESS NpT|CE5 HAIRDRESSER 944-4115 ___ transmission. AM-FM radio. 11700. Col' OAISUN pump. Exlral. »50. 264.I005. WASHINGTON'S AUIO SERVICE after 5 p.m.. 291-4685. • K IMTCORVETTE CONVERTIBLE - m Exnirltnced. One full time and PUBLIC NOTICES 196? TRIUMPH SPITFIRE — Two tops, J 1M1U3 350 hp, lour-xpeed !>riin. Maos, tape play. __ MOTOKCVt'l.KS ontporl Unit. Apply Town 1 11,000 miles. A-) condition. One owner. DODGE SPORTSMAN CAMPER - l»«4. CMEOLS- BRAND NSW er, AM/FMrorJIo. 7V-\UQ. Country Beauty Solon, Main St., SI350 will finance. 442-4473. icebox, sink, sleeps three, gas heoler. Col l»70 HONDA — CL70. 1600 milts, Asking LIN-AAAR' Holm-lel. 9468200., OPERA TICKETS 842-0774. 0 LEFTOVERS — Demo's and act PONTiAC — Cotnlirio, W60. Fovr-door for Sole. New York Clly Company,2 or 4 1948 QLDSMOBILE — Delmont 88. 4 door lives at greatly reduced prices. (783. Very good v-O'irJIHon. TOI/VHE CHEVROLET Autornollc, rjower sleeririo and brakes BUILDERS orchestra seats lor a masked, bail on Sep. hardtop, air conditioned, 11200. Call Ui- 1949 VOLKSWAGEN — Convertible, Ra- Good coi'dlllon. $300. Call /fl?-?//3 alter tmbor 29. Call i«U70J. (047 or 264-7498. dio, carpellng. Excellent condition. Reo- 1st Avt , Atlantic Highlonrls ?91I1OI txpenenred buildeis m Monnioul^ COIJM p.ro, 1y lot nvt' li veois We do additions. '50. THE BOAT CENTER ' H\ <«chona«. Coll »«SW !0, till steering wheel, clean. M«o, Call two-door, blcck vinyl top, automatic, pow svrvice, DOWNES PONTIAC, 62 Lawei Phone 972-1150 alter 5 p.m. 75 White St. 741-1124 Red Bonk rages, 'Karl Schloeder, 6?I-SI 14. Automatic. Luggoge rock, radio. 1300.741- r Main St., Motawan. iMW> WAITRESSES 4l J4S4 bet. 9-f. er steering, wllh olr. 842-3376. ______LAWN MAINTENANCE Apply in person. BUHLER & BITTER W67 PONTIAC — GTO, tour-speed. 1971 HONDA - CL350. 2,000 miles, Ex Snd, ferlili'tno. Free esllmates. Call after 6 p.m. 'cellent condition with two helmets. Call Shore Paint Inn, Hwy 3S, Hatlel. PLVMODTH CHRYSLER 7J7-30K 741-0648 AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOR SALK ALTOS FOR SALK 3390 Hwy JS, Nallrt, 264OIJS 142-1175. WAITRESSES - Experiences only. Apply MERCURY MONTEREY - 1565. Good ROOB R¥PAIR5 - Home Improvements, In person oiler r p.m., MARTINI S OlN- MURPHY t. DAVIDSON 1971 HONDA - 450 cc. Excellent condl. We're not loo big to toke small lobs condition. S700 or best olftr. Call between tlon, Z bors. S95O firm. ER, Hwy 3a. Keonsburg ' ^______^ Merceries Bern Sales and Service i and o p.m., 787-ttr7. There Is sllll lime To wlnterlie your tiom Hwv' Frteholri 462SJ0I 739-155* before the cold, rainy months ahead. Fo APPLY NOWI VOLKSWAGEN 1964 - Sedan. Need* IM9 YAMAHA — l!5 Enduro, Good condi- free estimates coll oiler 5,495-1214 or 291 c f» 7<| lUt stery and drapery workroom. M. Sllbers- A THUNDERBIRD — 1957 Classic. Com H67 CADILLAC - E»ceHent condition. terlor. Must be removed, Reasonable of- teln, 4J8 Broad SI., Shrewsbury. H plelely restored movie star's car. Threi Forest green bottom, black vinyl lop fers occepted. 787-7894. EMPLOY MEINT" D tops, five new tires, newv motor end trans 12300 firm. 8429439. PART TIME AND FULL-TIME HELP ~ 1 mission, new interior, new chrome mut HOLLY HILL MOBILE HOMES • IHvl.l' iVANTHII I Five doys, M p.m., 1-S p.m., 8-4 p.m, Ap- i Hers and wiring, burolar alarm and lap CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE 1944 — Ex "Jerseys Finest selection" ply In person, JOYCE'S SUB SHOP, Lin- ideck. t2500 842-583A from 10 a.m. to cellent condition. Loaded. 1950. Ftoturlng 12' wide Holly Pork, Dello, Army Wives ' Housewlve croft, (next to Post office), between 10-2 HI-8M4 Wlntlsor, HHz-Crott ond Holiday Cottage. p.m. „____—„_ • Also used 8' and 10' wldes. Ideal for voca- 1545 FORD CUSTOM - 6 cylinder. 1965 CORVETTE — 327 Cu In. tion homes. Open ° to 4 weekdays: MANPOWER ASSEMBLERS — Openings on electronic Excellent condition. production line (or assemblers, coll wind- Cafl after s p.m. Phone 671-S12S Routt 35 16. Amtay 747-5233 Phone 72I-5I5S NEEDS YOU ers, and calibrators. Apply Hooolono In- 1968 FORD TORINO - GT 390 Hl-per- strument Co., 45 Chestnut St., Red Bonk, |I9M TRIUMPH SPITFIRE - Custom In- formance 3-speed automoflc. between 11:30 ond 4:30 p.m. I lerlor- Very good condition. MOBILE HOME FOR SALE - 10x60 NOW Coll«/l'l2S5. - On site. Reasonable. RN AND-LPN - Wanted ot Klnj Jom«s Phone 264-2423 • Phone 747-4SB4 ••SECRETARIES 1956 CHEVROLET • •STENOS-LEGAL Nursing Home. 7 o.m.-3:30 p.m. II945 CHEVROLET,- Four-door, v-8, Ra- GOOD RUNNING CONDITION MOBILE HOME — Excellent condition. -DICTAPHONE 591-340O S1OOO |0io, healer. )2S0. 495-0M1 10 x 55 with lot In local park. ••KEYPUNCH HOHS D'OEUVRE OIRL - Frl., Sol., Phone 717-2744 > Call 264-5653 ••BOOKKEEPERS BLACK 1946 CHEVROLET -J. In good ••SWITCHBOARD S,un . AgA e 14 or 1717 . ApplAl y I n personerson , • OLOSAAOBILE — 1169 Delta custom condition. S7O0. MOBILE HOME - Two-bedroom. .••CLERKS WOREPOINT INN, Hwy 35, Hoilet., • B Four-door hardtop, burnished gold, with Phone 264-7264 between 4-e p.m. UiOO- ••ALL BUSINESS MACHINES BABYSITTER — Three days a week, For During The Big Prize Freeze Umatchfng vinyl Interior. Futly equipped. "7B7-69W evenings or weekends. two preschool children. Relerencei. Prel- B Factory olr. Low mileage. Excellent cc-n- l9ti VOLKSWAGEN — Sunroof and radio. No work shortage here! Pick tne doys yo lldlllon 52150. Call after 6 p.m. Mlsm Very good condition. S900. wonl to work. Highest rotes paid. Nt erobly In my home, Red Bonk, 1*i-*___ Phone 842-4204. WANTED AUTOMOTIVE FEE CHARGED. Register 9-5, Mon TEACHER - Certified In Nursery Educo- Ihm THUNDERBIRD - il«9S. Ballly through Frl. tlon. For day core center. Take Delivery Before Nov. 13, 1971 II BROS., INC., 19 E. Newman Springs Rd. TRIUMPH SPITFIRE - 1968. Good con .' Call 741-4313 < Red Bank. 747-0594. dltlon, low mileage. $1200 or best offer. JUNK CARS 4 W. Front St. Red Bonk 842-434: Coll 787-1677 between 4 and 6 p.m. Pl( fc{. t> UP 312 Main Asbury Pork 774-5S? REGISTERED NURSE 1965 CADILLAC - Convertible. Low ml. Ilto7 , And Insure Yourself A Lower Price I loge. excellent condition. 966 DODGE CHARGER — Automatic, TWINBROOK 244-M27 ' ' Coll 787-9798 power steering and brakes, V-8. Good con- AUTO WRECKING INSURANCE WOMAN dition. Win. Coll 542-3)43 otter 5 p.m. Full time or port-time, to assume com NURSES' AIDES - 3 Io 11:30 shift. KING EATON TOWN 542-2235 plere charge ot Fire ond Cosualty Deport- JAMES NURSING HOME. 971 BUICK SKYLARK - Black Interior 591-3400 PUBLIC NOTICES and exterior, with vinyl roof. Air. Silll un WANTCO •- t.hom* n'.vrt tor',. v,ilfc tc(t» ment in small aenerai agency. Knowledge (tt-d nulrauc ("onlott [ n ^itji.r of commercial lines helpful, Willingness der vrarronly. 747-2066, io occept responsibility with minimum su- HOUSEKEEPER - Live-in. Other help BRAND NEW 197, , kept. References. Please coll 1968 NOVA - SS 396. Holley Headers. Ac- pervision essential. SalarV according to N\. SCHWARTZ experience. Full employe benefits. Red J4M334 cel Ignition. Excellent condition. Never ( HPY'il [• -V PL v.V.OUTM raced Asking $1700. 741-3762, Bank area. Write to Box E-U9, The Doll' ')J1 W._F-roi_il_Sj_. Rnt Hunk W 0/8/ ReQlster> Red Bonk. SECRETARY - For Red Bonk low firm. Experience desired but no( necessary. Boys 8-13 1962 HILLWAN HUSKY - Small Jlatlon r~cASH FOR VOUH VOREVGM - Write to Ban B-I9S, The Dally Register, wooon, 4 on the floor, new tires, brakes, AND 5PORT5 CARS AT MONMOUTH CAREER OPPORTUNITY - WUh youno, E runs well. SI25. Call 542-3050. but established Realtor Firm. Coll for op- Red Bank. Give post secretarial ex- MOTORS. INC- Hwy 35, Ealontown, 542 Wt, Mr. McGowarc or N\TJ Ryan perience, - • ' Win trophies! J4U. RN -'Or LPN. It p.m. to 7 o.m.. SaturdaSaud y 1964 CHEVROLET — Radio, neater. Four- CARS WANTED — WE PAY TOP H FOR Enjoy the thrill of a door Bel Air. Good mechanical condition. CLEAN USED CARS. CALL MK. VIN- WOMAN WANTED — For deli work. Ful only. Emer" y ManoMo r ExteEtdindedd CorC e FocFclll - VM0. 291-2968 after 5 p.hi. CENT 542-5500, lime. Experience necessary. Little Silver. Itles, Motawon. 56O-&4O0. lifetime in ihe 1971 741-90S9 BY OWNER - 196J GTO convertible, WANTED - 1957 ThundcrblrrJ. Top dollar HAIRDRESSER - Full or port-time. blue — while lop. 41,000 miles. Excellent pold. Call otter 6 p.m. , LEGAL SECRETARY — FOT general Good hours ond salary. Star- Beouly Shop, condition. 11500 firm. Coll after 6 p.m. , I 741.1413 practice in Red Bonk. Heavy emphasis on ISA Hwy 34, Haxlet, 244-2875.' 12-3330. Real Estate. Experience required. Plem- WILL PAY J20 - For 1955 DeSoto mon|. ont working corMJlHons.'Top salary pqld in PART-TIME LOCAL REPRESENTA- 961 MG/GBT — Green. Low mileage, fold for'Flredome engine. Call accordance with qualifications. Cell 741- TIVES — JIOO to 1500 per month or more. PUNT.B4SS 'erfect condition. Loaded .with extras. 739-2152 6?;o You pick hours, call QAS, Wl-4737. 11900. Coll 8427372. BABYSITTER WANTED ADMINISTRATIVE 5ECRETARY — 1963 VOLKSWAGEN — Red convertible. ALTO PARTS - REPAIRS Call Musi type at least 7S wpm, take dictation ot 130 wpm..Able to work Independently. Excellent. Call •"64 VOLKSWAGEN — Motor, chassis, 291-24M tr selling price oil 671-3415 Completion ot one Io two years of training wheels, battery, elc. Good condition. Best In o business or secretarial College or &KICK offer. 842-2274. LIVE-IN HOUSEWORKER - Home in VECA 971 CHEVROLET NOVA - Automatic, equivalent. Excellent salary ond fringe (he country. Two adults. Oiher help Kept bucket seats. Call References necessary. Call 545-0455. benellls. For'employment application and 583=3909 ,-UTO KK.YI AI.S PART-TIME - Young Ofrl, 20 hours COMPETITION week, flexible. Red Bonk resident pee 1967 LE MANS TOWVS FORD' ferred. Rainbow Hardware, 175-Broad St. Two-door hardtop, air conditioned. Ex- RENT A CAR ceptionally cleon. Priced right! SECRETARY — Mature, well groomed. WOMAN NEEDED — Possibly mother IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Individual. Excellent typing and sleno wllh toddler, to come fo my home and RASSAS PONTIAC skills. Opportunity lot advancement. Abil- care for my Iwo-yeor-old live days weak- 395 Broad St. 741-5180 Red Bonk ity to deal wllh people effectively. Send ly. Pleasant home with playyard, Mon- l« i, Eves, until 9 BOATS AND resume to Box B-191, The Dally Register, moulh Qeactt, Long Branch. Ocaonport Red Bank. An equal opportunity employer 1970 KARMANN GHIA - Like new. ACCESSORIES M/F. residence preHrrcd, Coll 229-44W. Call after 6 p.m. SALESGIRL - Permanent position, lull YOU SAVE MORE AT 495-0735 EVERYTHING FOR BOOKKEEPER — Full charge, general time, for general selling. Experience prc- THE BOATMAN AT ledger, up to trial balance. Port machine 1970 VOLKSWAGEN BUG - Dork blue, erred bul not necessary. Apply In person bookkeeping system. Full time position. Io Mrs. Plnsley ot Klslln's, > Eost Front stick shift, radio. Excellent condition: Coll "for onpolntment, 7410030. ANDER- 1550. Coll 741-4465. The Boatman's Shop St., Red Bonk. , • • 14 Whorl Ave. J41 5780 , Red Bonk SON BROS. INC., 51-53 Mechanic St., Red TOWN CHEVROLET Bonk. PART-TIME GIRL - i to II p.m. and VOLKSWAGEN IW - Excellent condi- Open weekdays. V orn—< p m. V f' weekends, Experienced on cash register. tion. Well maintained. Call after 6 p.m. HOUSEWORKER - To nclp small fami- 171-2748. 27- LUHRS — Sleeps four. Excellent con- Must be over 21. si,75 hr. to slorl. Call dition. Standing head. SS radio. Galley. ly. Live in or out. Excellent salary. Refer- 244W0. PRICES ARE EVEN LOWER 1961 CAWARO — Convertible, power top, Outriggers. 2J5 rt.p, ifibooid. Many extros, ences. /41-3SO9. 127 V-8, factory air, power steerlno, pow- ilSOQ firm. Berth *129, Leonardo Stole GIRL WANTED — To work In submarine Marina, 291-2335. WAITRESSES - Experienced, SI or ovei sanclwlch'shop. Musi be over II. Call er brakes, automatic transmission, very Apply In cc-rson, YE COTTAGE INN. 149 low mileage, excellent condllion. 741-3265 Fronl 51,, Keyporl, Moroe's Sub Shop, Allonllc Hlghiondi, AFTER YOU RECEIVE YOUR ROWBOAT — Aluminum. 10" flo' Ooltom. 672-9777, ' I ' • , Light weight. WateVoler tighttiht . UQi" SHREWSBURY MOTORS UNCLE "WIG '-LY NEEDS YOU! Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury Cal- "l 7-17-154 " 1AL6SLADY WANTED - Experienced in If you like ID wear ond style wigs, ond ore women's ready-to-wear. Please,' no phone 741-8500 JGUIN irtlLOOAT - And trailer. Mi, looking for more thon jusl a |ou, we're r We Buy used Volkswagens calls, Apply In person, DONNA S, M EXCIS TAX REBATE-BUYJOW! rtacron soils. 1225. Coll looking for you Io staff o brand new de- Brood SI., Red Bank. 1971 Concourse. V8-3 Sldlion porlment. Permonenl work with ooDd op- 971 tmpala 6 Spoil Coupe. A»- 19/1 linpaia 8 SpoM Cou,>c. 'wagorv Chainpaf|fi8 Go'd/Black U6S CHEVROLET IMPALA - Convert- portunity lor advancement. For Inlerview, iiquo green-Jade clolh inienor. Collonwood yrocn-Jadfj doth, vinyl interior. -245 h p.-Tufbo ble. Glossy yellow exterior, black vinyl COLUMBIA ir 5AIL"5LOOP -^GaMty, coll Mr. Poooa 53I-WO0, WAITRESSES — NI«Ms. Experienced, Pnwergfido, powor stcefi'V), AM turbo hydramatic, power steer- Fun 350 VB. tufbo hydramaifc interior, Clean, impressive, mechanically Custom trailer, All accessories and eaulp- Apply In person, Lulgl's Famous Plizo, (ad o, wheel covnrs. List S3,009., ing. 4 Seasons Aii, AM laritD, power steering, <1 Seasons Air, dependable. 4745.747-4011. ment. 152JO or oiler. !2v-43/6. QING DONG! Everyone knows Avon. <7> Midme nt., Hajiet. wheel covers. List $4,439. roof carrmr. Lis! $4,554, DODGE VAN - 1965. New tires, paint. That con mean profit for you. Avon T \9'~1966 TRAVELER - Intootjubood WOMAN - To sleep In, cook, light home- ope deck- Carpeting. $650. Mercruli«r. v«ry good candiiion. Cosi Representatives earn money selling work. Permonent. Two In family. Good SALE'3,110. Col! 741-1537 over 16000 n<*. Asking price 11500. M1 high quolliy Avon products In their wages. Relerences. write to Box 6-172, SALE*3 738. T r SAU*3,922 sell. 71} uv> spare time. Need money? Coll Avon he Dally Regllter, Red Bank. 1171 Impala V8 Custom Coupe. 1960 CAOILLAC— Good condition, 64.000 now: Mrs, Ward, 7414343, 462-3377, 7/4. Sandal wood-S ad dlo vinyl mteri- 1971 Impala 8 Custom Coupe. miles, 1350. Musi sell by Thursday. 747- V O'DAY DAY SAILER - Cuddy cobln 1220. BARMAID or vinyl top. lufbo hytJramatic. Demo. Cottonwool) flrnen-Jadf* Soils, mooring, 6 b p, Evinrude outboord. Coll between tl:30-3:3D jitiMor steftnnp. A Seasons Air, 1971 Kmgswood Esiaio 2 sosi vinyl inicnni. green vinyl tool. (18 trophies to be awarded in Coll 741-0390. GIRL WANTED — To work In Top Hal S24-04I4 KOM riy linted- glass. AM radio. turbo hydraniittK., prjwpr slrer-. wagon. Annqun Green-Jade uinyl I9ie VOLKSWAGEN BUS Cleonms, RI. 35, MlOdlelown. E»pwlence L 1 54,729. inn, rtir condrliuiiiriji, AM radrw. interior, soil ray tinted (jlsss 4 Excellent condition not necessary. Paid holidays, paid vaca- IMMEDIATE OPENING — In recreation Soasons Air, AM-PB radio, lug r local PP&K'Competition List M.578. Coll 741.3029 ooger. 4M rr It. Dif.rl, winch, \lrrl llon. Blue Cross. Applicants apply ql Snow department, Some experience necessary. e Wtillft Laundry Vttloge, S3a Broadway, j, a» M— JJ. -fc U*'0 t-affG'. LIST l!J|t'/i| Apply In person, KING JAMES NURSING SALE WKSWAGeN 197! - Super Beelle. Or- ;ose co'l 78/ iUfi Long Qroncl). %920 KYoii can: win in ourcompelition ing*. Automatic slick shift. Radio, coll at- HOME, 400 Hwy M. Mlddletown. 10 71 Impala V8 Custom Coupft. SALE *3,780 SALE '4,307 t! 6 p.m, 7H)8O7 PYRA/IA INFLATAB1E CAflOF FDGECUITER - Mocninp operator on FACTORV HELP - Experienced prl- Ant quo grcon-Jfidb vnyl intBnpr, I., .and ityou keeponwinning, pnic Cor c Dr.. cooti T/JO wuqfv ILGWU shop.AH brt»- ferred. Full lime doys. Paid holidays and pdts Apply Woll Sired F-rntnons, Corner 1 h ' hydfarnfitic, power slfltrr- 1971 Kinnswood Eilnfn Wafjon. }iher company benefits. Pleose apply In lyou can Punt, Pass and Kick HANTI-DAl IO.M0TIVK i(Vrst and Wnll iK . Rc«(;(! filpcrmg, A Seasons Air. AM ra- Mano vinyl interior. Turbo hyrt<- '8 cylinder, turbo Viydramatic, an LPN - For doctor's office. Parl-llrne, amalic, power steering, pow«r IIQIIB green, laciory air. powi»' W«» witt hnde or r/tiy out dio, whiifi vinyl roof. Lrsl llwitfi Mom, Dad, or your judrd- , nqnt - Calf Of romr in. -V I spill alternoons and evenings. Send re- $1,729. windows, fl" conditioned, roof s'Rcnnq. air brakes, (ifHod fllftss, sume to LPN, 41 Second Ave., Allonllc carrier, AM radio. List $5,44,. radro. List C4,28'.l I ian. Get your free PP&K Tips Highlands, KI.I'WA\TI:I) i I:M $ SALE [IBook with puntins, passing .TOM'S FORD JO H,P, CHRIS CRAFr ~ warme ttintnf HOSTESS 3,920 SALE 3,811 nd ironjrrmsfon tlOO. Coll Down Sea Experience nol n«ce»ory, Apply In per- ion, Short Point Inn, Hwy 35, Wotlel. 1EI/I Townsman, 8? station Ifdnd kicking tip! from pro jiars , 1371 Kingawood Estairj, 9 p,tss, waQort, cotlonwood yffion hliir.k WAITRESSES WANTED — Musi bt ex- WOMEN wagon. Command Blue, blue in- 19 n Kinysirvoocj 9 pass, vwtrjon [|plu5 complete rules and details. Apply in vinyl intono', A Snasoru Air con- ftiarnpaf)no yo!d, nadd'n interinr ALTOS t'OH SAM; perlentfd Apply in perion, Rix Olner, trfi'or. air, V8, turbo hydramanc, rationed, Sunrrlifl Fl Shoi.k, i «•• WWed dBK FOR PACKING FRUIT 1 full power, loaded. List $5,273. fl-r, V8. tuino hydrijmrttic, lull 300 h.p. Tufdo .Ml -tOO Vfl, power, Icidfld. List 6B.143. ._ |?) -- Slart at fhe ton as Boss FULL TIME AM-PB radio, J.st ' Lad/I Exciting local lot) as Saks Super- SALE *4f 345 $ FUN FOR ALL- visor. S84 port-lime, • .slid or more full mON SALE 4#094 SALE *4f 237 Hint. No e»oerienc», Well train you. Cor, ALL FREE! HOW-LOU MOTORS linone ntfeoed. For Interview call (21 SI Mondsy Ihrourjh Friday 19/1 Townsman 0 ? M PE5S2SO or wrlls ouallflcnllons Io: P.O. 13/1 Kirifjswood tsi^tn, 0 pass, HURRy-REGISTRATION. °£i-l£il^AiburyPort, H.I.Dim. w.irjo". s.indalwnofi, sadrlln tn'n vjjtgon, .Siinria'woorl-fliiT'V [) , p nor, V8 lurbn hydramntic, /utl rnioiiii, !.(jfi »fiy (Miiuif jjl't^ f.flilnni'vrjod (ir«on. ENDS OCTOBER i! wftfinl rovers, AM-PB rftriio NURSES AIDES — Full arid porllirnfl flm. DELICIOUS ORCHARDS Of, sir, [oatJnd, Lni 9fi.293. o hydr^nalii:, full pnw ployrnettl. Benettls Included. Pleasonl Hi 537, Scobeyvillii 53 working cohdlllons. EATONTOWN CON AM *% M mm ^,'3i. loairct. list «uv/.r SIGN UP AT OUR VALESCENT CENTER. I3» Oronl Ave., $ SHOWROOM TODAY SALE *4,345. SALE *3,938. SALE 4f 345 FOR PP«K! OISL FRIDAY - Muturs womon lor intdli office• Some boakKeeplncj sx, porlenc* preferrod. typing. Conoenlol rjf, SALES CLERK 19fo7 CHRYSLER NEWPORT -custom mospftere, Call Tuel, tnrauah Pth, I am. 4 dr. sedan, air cond,, power ttasrlng and brakei, «utom«tlc In noon, HM/OO. -• •']' , V''''i Nnoil alntl, jg LPN — Eyenlngi, full-fline. NURSES sivit parson with iran,ml.»ion * 1350.00 AIDE, I o m.-4 p.m.. lull-flm., for srmill DOREMUS ttyhl pntsonaiiiy ir> I / • J Cht^ n»lct area. Coll HMOtf for oppeintmr M/F •null billy rjfllci, RED 8ANK LEOAl iBCRCTAKY .. Le«sl •>. Auply 4\ HIGHWAY 36 787-4585 n«nenr.» e«tlrebl« but not rucniiory, Sol try cammtniursla wntnt\\ «»p«rl«nc««»p«rl«nc«, 741-6000. m KnoWlccioi^f lyptno lUneafnotiy on . EAST KEANSBURG, N. J. » 787-7222 n,MI>hiM>.. WrllJlWrllJlo So» e-lj, Tfe Doil Keyport fti>gnler, Hutut SanSankk. KELP WANfEP MALE IP WANTED MALE T(ie«dir,8etJt<«berl4,19n 23 THE FAMILY ORCU8 By BU Ketne POHgALE FORSALE FOHIAIE WANT WORK? HAMMOND .ORGAN MANPOWER OP «•* JKSeltetM". &*m T HASH!!! Temporary general labor . Start $3.23 and up per hr. top rate. Apply Monday Locojltfni Rorlton.Arsenol — Uncroff Men- throuoh Prldoy, V a.m. nl very reasonable prlcis. jj RXences * port fWest Front St., Red r .iderolliot tnoltumlnn... Bonk. 842-4343, Tful poluTni. f»R|CBD 75 PER 775-9300 YARO-I' W)d«, AN ABSO WITH A QUICK ACTION' 3« Moln i\.. Asbury l»ork „ n dolly 'til» Sot.'tmtM HELP WANTED MALE .. »1: A huge osiortmenl of Hollow LOW-C0ST MANAGEMENT nslumes and toys, Chrhttmss orno- . , .PERSONNEL iinff, cards ond wrapping materials, DAILY REGISTER REAL ESTATE Amblllouii ond oggreulyee mmmm HMM . plus an assortment of toys, slotlonery ond ted a breod board or smoFshttf? Wj till top manoocrruntt poiltlonipoiltlo , Hloh In- many other Hems, from one of the lorge cuut lumber to »" Just bbring In yavl SALES coma pafintlol. Coll TOM Aiioclste, !»• national chalni. nuosuremenlusmnl s or riuirommtriguirommtt t ' If you tjellave In your own ability i ELECTRO PRODUCTS, FAAAILYAD woula tiki to torn morn Ition I?" " 3 LINES -5 DAYS U w« wont la talk to " YO Woodward ltd., Ma'nolopan, N,J. _ HANDYMAN O*D «4; Mlicelloneous hous'iti»li fti An equal ooporlunl'y employer, To work on used cor lot In cottlimetiori oods ot all kinds for nwt room In thu with new cor agency. Must liove N.J. louse. The above represent! three van $2.00 iods of mereha idlse-af prices tho Avalloble lor Merchandise For Sale only. would hoyitejn li 1 e*P«rlenced preferred,, AIT fringe ben- WPhomhomie ond Article must orlgfnofe from o houteno'' •lift. Apply In cwton. Sec Mr. C Buck, 'prices»t.. ..-.Truly. end moy not emeed « tote price ot tw,0Q Oor.mui Fortf,«o foonmoulh »., R«o lie, Come down per article. Bank. MEN WANTED Price MUST tie edverilitd. Each addition, MCDONALD'S DRIVE-IN ol line 11.09. No copy exongis moy b> WJ Hwv if Mddletewii, M.J Railroad Salvage Corp. matte ond no d'icounts or returns wiiLpe THE KIRWANCO. Wt need lull or port-time workers foi ;ng|l»htown Rd,, Enollthftwn. « nflle tvtnlngi. Wutt be ot Hail |l yaon old. rrode If aa It coneeledDefore eiplrollsn. norlorformb of auctionaucti , siilx« r mlfen s south ott RtR., IBIJ. To Place Your Dolly Reoitler HAZLET rik J_II. , _.. _,_ ____,_!,_,< _"'^f_t • • Opepen dolly eexcept Mo ay! until FAMILY AO, CALL... CARPENTERS - Corpanter apprentice: /Sunday 11-55 . CALL 264.7200 DIAMOND SALESMAN - Notional |ew- needed by boat monufocfurer. Year rounti >>'l tW».looking for aggressive pmple, work, many benefits. Apply (n person to MAINTENANCE with or without ill Inn ewtrlence, Tor V Lunrs Company, Boundary Ro., Morlboro, ISCMk SECONDS mediote•openings In our fotonlown, N.J.. 'Suv* 50% or mor» on front, bach or Infers 741-6900 t'to".- "SfTto start, plui ftonuseiand com- tiimoo 'prdpora Inocjr Bargain Bajemftnt, Priced For steel tubing plant. Good ail oroum 'missions. Our man overage MM o month, CHEF —Year round. Good ttoura an 24-Hour Service man, 5t«dy work, lap rain, liberal com plus Blue Cross and company mid profit working conditions. Salary «mm«njurot« ony Benefits M>P lyBr Idti shoring. Excellent odvonnrninTopportu' with oBlllty. Coll otter 5 p.m., W3-»ljr. (NEEHOLE DESK - LlOht osti, t... vernado window fan, SIS, cnllaue chenille nlly, as w» art expanding nationwide/Call Am (or Mr. Lonao, w^ fff-^w vfnwnm ^Ti^______^^e^^e'______P*'^ Mr. pound, between 4:30 ond ? p.m., ol rug, fxj, si, smqji pieces, D-HO eo. Chen of silver, service for I, Initial "0", Hi, PULL TIME BUSBOY - Experienced. ro>hon.;speokers,slSmenglase_di CAREER OPPORTUNITY - with youm Oldt Union Houte, wnorf Avi, Rtd Bonk. IBM TYPEWRITERS 4&321B' eves, or Sun. Out Oltoblltned Realtor Firm. Col" for a iliTo. Clothing and humfregi; ol Items. PORTERS - Full time positions ovolloblo I4M57S . "I played so hard today I got ajmost as dirty liee, rentals, repairs. Portables, Low wjrttnim. Mr. McGowon or Mr. Rya as lies, I73-CI77 after epm. _^ FURNRNITUSI E - lofo, three upMUtered H.127J. 747-3M0, •.•••• •an thej a,m.-3 .cm. and 3 p,m,-ll p.m, oiafrl«", Hl-Pl, »' wood cornice.W Kemp jnlflj, Gooit salary p eaiant working con- VALET PARKINS CONCESSION — Olds a boy!" RUPP SCRAMBLER MINI-BIKE 1 Union House, Wnarf Aue., Red Bonk. Avii,, Foir Hov»n, Ui-om. TARS RECORDER - IS trl iygHK — Ooo5l3 " - monent position for ambitious man look' orklng condition, W50. Modernclrculor SWIMMING POOLS -SACRIFICE TRAINEE THREE MEN NEEDED - For varied Ing tar o future. Apply Surray Ui99oge, IBM KEYPUNCH olo W large room, »IW. HiW» evts,, 125 Brood St., Red Bonk, ' OIL BURNER California deoler doles doors. Manufac- shifts In itrvice notion, Experienced and turer asks us to dispose of remaining, lux. I'Unusuel career- opportunity axisle tor reliable. Coll O71-5IS1. OPERATOR DAYSTROM - Dinette Formica I I yoiing ruin inloro»\«d in learning to COUNTER AND YARD VAN —Mature, rlance necftwry for m Inlerestlng ury above-ground ALUMINUM, REQ- FIREWOOD FOR SALE J" round, plus II" leaf, " WOOD1FIBEROLAS swimming pools 01 1 I manege active mail ordor shipping do- •ASSISTANT MANAGER"- Should hove gof*d driving record. Apply In person MECHANIC dlvernned fujl irme poililon In mod choirs. Bromt legs. t», r wall Plumbing & Heating Supply, Rt. 35, ospital working from 4 p.m. to 13 LESS THAN HALF PRICE. All pools fully 1 parlmeni. Mu«i like to laka and glva or- some mechanical bockground. Apply equipped. About 1519. Guaranteed In- ULLY UPHOLSTERED - Barker red- Country Sud«r Cor Wosh, Mjjdlptown, Well, N.J.- oodjolorY.plinent working (Star I dera, and bo oble to control snlQQina ol ns, excjllent fringe benefits, Ap> •loliollon and terms. Coll Joey, Collect MAJOR REMODELING - Doors ond 3,000,uni|> poi day,' REFRIGERATION MECHANIC - Ex- EXPERIENCED PLUMBER - Steddl el Office, Rlvervlew Hospital (ffl) tii-UX. window* with storms, balhroorri deces- rnw rt Eorn SSW-JWo ai moSm port-limeport . CalKoi l. til, lor on Interview be kitchen cabinets, Mnnlsleri, etc. perlenco-wltn refrigeration'andplumbing year round work. Call alter S p.m., H INGLE BED AND MATTRESS - component! required. Apply in person, Hansen. 74MM91 - opwlnlment, UA gft£pm^!i^\ eport KEFRIOedATOR - Admiral Duplex, " asu FORWERVItW an. Reclining choir with electric vlpr. ELECTRO IMPULSE, 'IitV'Cfmllnvt St., PLAYPEN - And cor seol. Children's , pall Mr. Papon Red Bank. An equpl epporlunlty employ- BOYS - Circular delivery. Openings I stor, Ui. Sofo Ond choir, I7J. 47I-J0M, Mqnmoulh ond Oceon Counties. Weekends 531-9200 only. Work right In your own neighbor PIANOS -ORGANS hood, No idling or collecting. Must be a txpertefioed MIilnB associateasioclat s needed Used spinets from »HJ, Unlimited renlols -ITTLE COACH BABY CARRIAGE -HELP WANTED MALK least 13 yeors of age. Call B998/74 to Member Multiple rom J7.S0 tor Yamano-Conn-Kimbill. 50 GAL- FliHTANK - Fancy tall did !ood condition, US, corrlooe for cor t MENCKp SBRV CK S ION AT- '.working condl. oupplei. Beil otter, whetls, good condition, n___l_. more Inlormollon. . • ,-N6ANT - Apply Rivert u«, •(», Vurlllier-Chlckerlng. FREEHOLD MU- Phone 741-CMt Kami Rector Place, Red Interview, coll ,IC CENTER, I] Trirockmorton St. «J- MAJOR APPLIANCE MECHANIC - Ex 4710. ! OltHWAtHING MACHINE - For rettou- pnrlsnced. (l.lit>ow. Coll ront. Two-tonk roek ton/oifOr w/tii-14 775^M2 ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN - Ex- CAR RADIO - Neyer used, Solid slate ^ Ctifnitilitlofitilitlofi«'Mi * perienced In bmlc practices, Must bewlll. Motorola push-button with 5x7 external PAIHMARK BE AN ICE. CREAM MAN - Excellent Ing fo Morn. Apply In person. ELECTRO speaker. In crlolrol corlon, Pold WO. sttt .opportunity for summer •mployme.nl CARPENTER WANTED Will established Carnival Bar Ice Creor V X II* BJLNOR OVAL POOL - Two route;. Musi be it or over. Coll W-01S1 FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES GROWS AGAIN REOISTtftEOPHARMACIST - Full years old. Hew liner. Complete with niter, SONY TAPE RBCORDER-Wllhtt o.m. to 1 p.m,,ond 8:30 p.m. to «i» p.m. "•astir-. Welfare and people with credit problems, etc. Best offer. 747 _5*2. wuri of music, slide proleetor nlft PART-TIME YARDMAN time, rlospthri experience preferred. Ooy immediate deliveries. Instant credit. Coll icroen, portotile typewriter, t42-lt75. MEN WANTED - Opportunity (or >Mt c nojirs. Send resume to Box S-IM, The Mr, GronOTMl! Join ihe company that is' the fastest growing chain. Dolly Repltfar, Red Bonk. Equol opportu- •TARCRAPT CAMPER TRAILCR — «e.K pluj bonusM. For this ippwtuntt lletMslx. l»70, Go«d conOlllon. Coll ol LIKE NEW J 1 year old, ThomoovllU We are seeking courteous, ambitious personnel for our coll 14\-Wt. Equal opportunity employer. TYPEWRITERS, ADDINS mochlnes. All day. in-Wli, YOUNO MAN — Soils and stock, Pro- makes new or used. Guaranteed Low as FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER - Ex- no! price S.1I00, Asking I7M. Ul-Vm.' new store in Hazlet. . ' ASSEMBLER— Opening on production irttiive paint onf wollpsper r«lr ,«, Strplco's. 101 MonAiDuih St. Next to TWIN SIZE - Innertprlng motlress, box lint tor calibration, (ordering, ond ma- needs young men wno or* Inttreiteo .. perlenced In oil phases of General ac HERTER'J MINI BIKE - A-l fondlllon, counting through general ledasr, trial bal spring, 130. Double InneriprlnJ moflross, chine setup. Apply HooglondTtntrument future. Apply In person, ilpertlelti's Paint rolling bed frame, tM, Folding aluminum h.p, front ond bock shocks, 14" tires, Co., M Chestnuf St., Red Bank, betwesn 0),, W Hwy 3S, Ml£letown, N.J. once, ond financial sfolemenf preporotlon. DESKS S15 up, FILES 112.30 up, fablM. FULL AND PART-TIME Radio Marine Corp,. 30 Bridge Ave., Red cot, foam mottrosi, custom town bolsters, rum brakei. Call 741-7272 oner « p.m. 13:30ond4:30p.m. choirs, adding machines, typewriter! ol- US, 747-1336. BRICKLAYERS Bonk. 747-SIOO, An eqvol opportunity cm- Iceoqulpmant,etc. otbaraaihprlces. COUNTRY BARN SALS - Sept. 14 With or without experience in the following ployer mir, _^ COOKS — Experience neceiiory. Apply Contact Tfcrjnology Construction Corp, iw or used. AAC DESK OUTLET, Kli, SEVEN-PIECE DINING ROOM SET - hrousfl Sept. 17,10 o,m,-J p,m, Hint, pi- departments: Clar« and Coby'j Restauronf, Junction Rl Ii,Ookhurst.»l-3«90. 774-WH or Til-*nS BEAUTICIANS WANTED - With or While walnut. Oood condition. «4J. Mapl< geons'antlque wolar pitchers, bsby Items, NIGHT CREW CASHIERS 9 and U, Madison Township. desk, Hi. Coll 844-WOj; w lothes, women's slie 10 clothes. Furnf. (10 P.M.-B A,M.) MEAT WRAPPERS CHAUFFEUR — Full or port-lime. Ni llhout fallowing, full and porl-tlme. COMPARE BEFORE YOU BUY - Solid ' ire. 414 Everett Rd, (off New- PRODUCE PORTERS FULL OR PART-TIME HELP weekends. For company executive. Reel Seauty on the Mall. 29I-5SH days. Eve- vinyl siding doesn't dent like obsolete OE COMBINATION - Washer-drwr. 8x i Rd.,) LTnwoft. DAIRY BAKER'S HELPERS On golf course. to Box F-157, The Dally Register, Rei metal siding. Coll for Iree esllmote, D.W. cellent condition, si). moo Call 741-4131, «•? p.m. weekdays. Barr Home Improvements. 142-2053. »ijM70 TOP SOIL-FrH*lry«ry, DONUTMEN CLERICAL HELP HttDiO - In book- Cllofl^m. AUTO POLISHER - Top pay pluj coirt SUBS WANTED keeping deportment cf locol newspoper. OUR 46TH YEAR SNOW TIRES - Studded. MJxIi. Pathmark offers: ppny benefits for experienced, dependable Frameri, sheothers, trimmers, sldlnc Must be oble to type and be-accurate with Excellent candl tl on. tu. agio polisher. Contact Mr. Slefura, afSle men, Call 74M144 otter 7 p.m. figures. Plve-day week, VVi hours. Liber- Call us for free estlmole on aluminum sid- HJ-WJ6 vei> Olds, 110 Molri St., Motawan. SUWXI ofeonvbhy"beliefItiT'Reply in own'hbnd ing, seomless heavy duty high back alumi- MERCHANDISE WANTED CAREER OPPORTUNITY EXCELLENT STARTING SALARY PART-TIME STOCK BOY -Apply In num gutters, rooting. BOAT CARPENTERS - Assemblers and wrlllno, plvlna references end solary de- COMBINATION SINK AQUARIUMS - And Aquatic ADVANCEMENT OUTSTANDING BENEFITS person only. Foods Plus, st Brood Street, •sired,.to Box O-IS2, The Dolly Register Stolnleu steal. «S. ourchoied. No need to run on i PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS TRAININOVyiTHPAY flbergloi molden. Paid hospital and me. ; PROWN'S dlcarbeneflts. Paid holidays andvacollon. RedBar' i~ 1 .. 1, we'll buy I Jensen Marine, Marlboro, 431-0100. YOUNG MAN - With some experience ti fl Brood St, Red Bonk 741-7W0 DRIVERS; CAR DETAILERS - Full or ZENITH - Po7toN« TV. Block and white. OVERHEAD GARAGE DOORS COLLECTOR - Will eov UtM omple: silver dollars 12 ond ana snow ea.ulpment.on the rood. ~ ELDERLY COUPLE PREFERRED'*• MOVING - Selling studio upright plow, up.Mr.RMnwr7J7.SHl. perlonco r " " Keamburg orea. Attennnti at coin.oper- while. 1300. console TV, (W. Kitchen seti INDUSTRIAL —Snow blower, like new, Mon. Thru Fri., 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monmoull white oval fable, i ovocodo swivel chairs, ANTIQUE JEWELRY - Top cosh pold, EXPERIENCED ONLY - Hond gr ated loundromal. Nights, 4-111 all do) MS. Industrial orais cutter, S20. Arc we Sat. 9 a,m.-1 p.m. (225. Small window Ian, lit. jei-jroo. aer. 220 volt, ss Amp. «7J, iron wast LES DEUX 4O0N PON}, m River Rd., TRUCK DRIVER- Must know N.Y.. and blacktop raker.' Fair Havm. Tut».-Sot, i t-5- 741-4337 or UJ, Metropolitan area, Apply. In person, Call 7S735.A. OINING ROOM SET - I7S. Water foun wheels, from IHO, t24 pair. If chain fo An Eo/jal Opportunity Employer • FACTORY HELP - Three applicant) •42-4257. . METALUME MANUFACTURING CO. being accepted, no experltntt necessary, tain, 120. Homemade bur, DO. 1)5, Steel workbench legs-14 set, portable Florence Ave., at Broad'- SHORT ORDER COOK- Year round Pltone ni>10M. •'k»*!!»'.!!M'.««rl«l!» mate. .. . STATION ATTENDANT - ESi'liJSPSS " ' '*' " ' RED BANK M.S. JACKET - SUe 13, M POSITIONS NOW OPEN - »t» ID p.m. Red Bank H.S, blaier, (4, slie 1], Two PROWN'S I vi -day week. Apply In per ton, Mr cooti, slie 12 ond 14-14, O and 14. Green and white locket, u. Toy box, SI. Mater- »Brood M, RtdBonk 7417KB AFGHAN HOUND PUPP BS - AKC-reg. •EXPERIENCED PLUMBER'S HELPER Oolko.J.M, Fields, Hwy 35, Hoilet. nity clothes, site 12, less than U. coot ond [ICHAROSON'S FISH MARKET - MO: For sewer connections Istered. Eiicejient blood linen. Show quail. lr«i, tlto 12, K. Twin bedipreodi, 14 i. Compftells Junction, Bllford. Monogei ty. Shuts an. wormed, cilf otler i, 74f< COll 74J-04M or 747-0473 SITUATIONS WANTED ulenWolllno. Fresh seafood dolly. FrTei 'lin by bound or platter?. Take out or eat JS' EXPERIENCED AUTOMOTIVE - Body FEMALE STEREO O.E. - Threo-soeed, dtfochoblo .here. Also, home mode salodi and clam AKC SILVER MINIATURE POOOLES - and fender work. Apply at Burdae's Ga- chowder. rage, S)1 Branch Ave?, Lltlli Sliver. KATHARINE OIBBS - Orodunle ond tar- speakers, and ilond, «».«. OUvetHpor Two moles, two remain. Elgnt weeks. mer employe, mother of two. desires part, owe typewriter, MS. M7.-UM. US. Call 717-7351. time secretarial work at home. Can 747. FRENCH PROVINCIAL RCA - ColOi OEHUMIDIFIER - Like new. til. Bur. Tv-itereo combination. Beautiful color GOOD HOMES WANTED - Cor T week lttl. 1 gain , leaving area. lcture, magnificent piece of furniture, old kittens. Pan trained. Fro*. SEEKING TEACHER AIDE POSITION Coll74l-SM1 tluiue ond aold wood, Excellent condl. Phono 7Jt-0W«. lien. How. French Provincial dining roam — In clementory school system. A.A' ' . 'da-.DINETTE SET — Formica table with gree In oducotlon. 7W-7140 set, nlne-pleco, Include! huge breokfronl FOR SALE — Siamese cot, one year ol*. OPPORTUNITY - For own buslneu. gold Inlay, lour choirs. Limed oak aval ana custom fireproof toble pods. Blsqui Chocolgte point. Housebroken. (40. Call able, two matching chain. Excellent con- ond odd.wood. S50O. RCA qypcodo relr afler 5 p.m. 747-MW. Easy sales fa urvlce station), Mult hove PRACTICAL NORSE - Will core for el- dltlon.»V«M. ond gold wood. KM. RCA ovocodo .... own ear. 74) -»W. lerly or III person. Referenwi, Wrllo Bex lerafoi r freezer froit-tree, 12M. Thermol i ADOPT OALMARANBR PUPS — Three e-ni.Tho Dolly Regnter, Rod Bonk. TWO ANTIQIUt E HEIRLOOM CHAIRS - BIned drapes, blue, <9"X144", two pairs, months. Needyord. Good watch dogs. MAIL CLERK - Needed for posting, both '!0.670-1475. pickup and delivery of all moll ot collej 1ABYSITTINO- In my home, Rumson. Tiger maplo Love children. Coll t71.7». campuses. High school graduate' wlfn Experienced mother. Supervised ploy. condl llon.%50 BAVARIAN CHINA - Service for 12, plus ¥ PRECIOUS PEKINOESE PUPPIES — e driver's license. Excellent salary and Hourly, daily, weekly, m-W7, WALNUT OININO TABLE - With four- extra pieces, dell cole pink rote poltern, weeks, AKC, black faced silver soblo trlngt benefit*. For Information coll Per- cone-batK ctiolri. S33. Uphtistereit living 1190, Boy's bike, Top Drag, very fancy, moles, while female, 922-W2. sonnel Office, Brookdale Community Col- rW,,. Infant or prt< roam chairs, Sto eo. J2WJS2, excellent condition, 450. Two draw drape '— Newman Springs Rd., Llncroft, N.J., rode for double windows. One rod tor KITTENS - Lllter trained. All Block. -\ An equal opportunity employer. ENCYLOPEOI AS - Compute sell, Btsek single window, all adjustable, plus lei Free to good home. HOUSEWORKER - Live In. Simple cook' of Knowledge, J». Golden Book, til. Me- loin rods for small wlnaowi, MO far gl ^ Call 747-4311 RETAIL SALES - Photo store. Per- deal. M. Garden, t!5.74t-M2l. hiattint poimotu, ebrnln.i will match no. ReferencM, Coll ' FREE TO GOOD HOME — Four adorable otJllty ond ochl«venn«n». Anysreloll tolei 72-»5o0. ... days or evenings... we have job openings —' •% Wompn'i clothes, site li_ n,.. _ 747.?!?1 II long, Spent sunlomp, HO. Plof» THREB"MALE SIAMESE KITTENS - n ALL AIR CONDITiONERS - On tftpltv NIGHT MAINTENANCE Hrrorro»"»lS", — '-- r Very reosonobie. MUST GDI Another III- for you in these departments: Company benefits items.' L reduced to dur cost. Anderion's Horlc FINANCIAL WU83, or Red Bonk. 7*7-m25. '"ontlwwayl Coll 7»7-M4>. coil 73».a»oo CHOCOLATE POODLE PUPS i- AKC MEN-PART-TIME 577.50 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AOTOR HOME - Good condition. Sleeps GOLF CLUBS — Flnclt Hogin. and Three females, one male, 195, Coll be- • CASHIERS - FullTime ivo. Beit offerr., p.lyl!M pin Fvi b 10 D.III •DAIRY CLERKS Three nlghll, half day Saturday. Car. Col complete, JI5. Alio osiorf«d tupo rween < a.m.-7 p.m,, 872-IA73, b t? mi Iih Full Tims today for appointment 747-4030^ can sn-4.su. FREE - Beautiful part Persian kittens. e QROCERV CLERKS • PRODUCE CLERKS COUCH - ISO, end table*, IIS epch. Stal- MARTIN OUITAR - 0-11. like new, with Full Tlmn MEN - Need an extra 150 la tlOO per Four white, one orange and while, 747- mill Nl(j il Tinvv month? Name your hours, name your In CHEVRON STATION er, S13, hlgrtcnulr, Sfl, tiresslna table, ifi wd-ihell case. List price S390, asking • FLOOR WAXEflS come. Coll W-iXU niter 7 p.m. FOR LEASE lueen-slio bedspread with moid HSO. Cotl HJ-70M, enrt evanlnnt is, Hi. M-im. FREE PUPPIES - To good home, ASSISTANT MANAOER - For retail Mr- Rl, 35 Mlddletown SO-WATT BOGEN AMPLIFIER - And wo Shure microphone!. MS. Call after J p.m. vice operation. Must have knowledge one Green emtioited, 11)07, S15 471-1341 ability to repair imoll engines. Varlec Modern J-B4V Station 747-4504 duties' Excellent opportumtf to grow with 747-1316 LIVING ROOM SET - Bedroom set, box! More Classified octlv* OUSIMM. Wfcompany paid frlnne Paid training program ovolloble. benetlta. Call 74)4711. FOLD UP BED - Uitd twice, il]. Lumps spring and mattress. Miscellaneous turnl-1 for Information call between f.ti U15. Coll after 4p,m. lure, must be sola. Very reosongble. Coll on Next Page 5 p.m. Mr. Jack Keating. 61M550. A JOB AT PANTRY PRIDE SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - ia-ton 4»5-l1M, Full-lime days. Honest and dtptndobte, _ Mruis worHm Inr Iho bin, new Mama In supermarkets. Good wlnry. Apply In pinan, LINCROFT ESSO/Newfnart5prlngrild.,Llncrort. tho finest -.torn lr which lo work or shop In the entlra arco, ESSO, Newman sprim TAKE-OUT RESTAURANT -Atlantic HiioMflntJs. Must sell. Rcasonobly priced nliil co worKors who aro proitd of their lobs and OAS ATTENDANTS • FuH*or port-time. — r-i Coll JHIV073 or 7dl-6O/6. their firms. •-• Ouy's Hess, Chopcl HilMill Road, Middle- town.74l.ca5». •FUEL OIL SITE — Or yard tor other use CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY * Mcran you'll do belter wliti PANTRY PRIDE- Olflce, garoge. 135.000, puuyeRY MAN - Full time. Six days, 9 II rotnllln. h 707-05U alter 6 A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR 747-MJS FOR SALE — Motorized atlerntton used MEN _ with can, wanted to deliver toper route. Earn over S1D0 per week, 3 MANY NEEDS! morning ana/or Sunday_papere In Red iri. per day. Route establ Ihed over 17 y«or». Terms. 747-WMqturt p.m. PEOPLE TAKE PRIDE IN Bnnli utm. No colliding. wh\O. ELECTRICIAN WANTED INSTRUCTION 4) yeort exptrltnce, WORKING FOR PANTRY PRIDE , Coll WI-3iJ4 Adding Machines-Typewriters Oarage Doors Painting and Decorating Appolnlinnrils Moiulny lliroi'iflh Frldny to am, lo 4 n,m. FCC 1st CLASS LICENSE BOUIPMENT OPBRATORS - for Town- for only s/J.M. For Informollan cat) 543- .OOINO MACHINES - Typewriters Gleclrlc OperDtors, Rodlo Controls, PI- CARL B. JONES - Palming ona wallpa- iWp Ropd Dipl, Full-tmev Pay MH per »lu\ rentjd, repaired. Serplco's, 101 M-- bargloss Doors. Soles ond Service. Call pering. Fully Insured, For Iree estimates, lOulh St., Red Bank. UJOtli. moSith, MusTmeetquallllcatlonloTemer- WILL TEACH BEC NEDSICKELS. INC. UU7\1 5ll 3* lency Empioymenl.Act ot JWt, Prefer EQINNBRS — oraon or rfoiw.CollCoroi, : inc»toHelmde! residents Cpnloct Town- 11-0*01 Mb Admlnlslrator, Town Hull. Crawtordi Clock and Watch Repairing PAPER HANGING PANTRY PRIDE 1 PRIVATB PIANO I-ESSOHS General Contractors No lob too ittnall leolnneri, advanced, Clnsilcol, popular. locks, wotches, fine fewolry expertly FRANK E. WHITING . 741-W74 3140 Hwy. 35. Hazlet FUEL OIL TRUCK DRIVER ane. Don Pom Jowelers, 7tt River Rd., CARPENTRY - Remodeling, pontllng, Permanent position. WOYWALLS s • kilr Haven. ta*W closets, doors, Odd lobs. Reosonobie Cull I4I-MU. rolel. 9*3-4385. a- IN8M \i> J.M. Field* Blmpplno Csntar) IANO — Organ, accordion teacher. Prl- *,...... C,, Pearl and Bead Restringlng HELP WANTED Concrete Work CftRPENTER—BUILDER MALE OR FEMALE complete home Improvements, olte.ro> Expertly on braided nylon, tl.se a strand. COLI.EGB STUDENT . CERAMICS, MOSAICS^ Painting, lions, nddltlonv Roollno, siding. Sterling clasps Irom 7S REUSSILLE'S, M MONM0UTH - ReglenoT Board of Will tutor In molli. *,.,jring, niownty, concrete, itucco, 7IHHJ A, Guorlno ollon Is Hiking o»ellconlt ft ichooi Coli«venlMis74)-«»n iary Gulerl. Fully Insured. WW5. IUI driving poilllons for the H7wS school yeor. Appllcolbni moy beoMolindby op- lying n period to the Menmouth Reg on. MERCHANDISE I High, School Tronipor htlon j¥«v J_ > Diamonds Bought or nestylcd Odd Jobs Roofing, Siding & Insulation InlonAve.. New Shrewsbury, NJ.O77J4, .»! ui boy the diamond you don't wear or LIGHT HAULINO - Ctllars. goroges, OLSON CO. ~ ROOFING AND SIDING OIBTARV HsUFNBBOaD - Apply J.r. il us reilyI'e therhifoJoryot u penonolly. cleoned up. Free estimates, 741-114? otter galled wiouoronleed lor 10 yeori, VS- iy Shore, Medlcol Cmlir. Neolum, N.J., GUNS - Hew anil used, Buy, sell or uulile'l.M Brood )f. 3 p.m. 'enonnel Dewrtmenl, I to I. Cttwt «f>" rode. MANNY AND MARY'S SPORTS portunlly •mplnyer, SHOP, Rt, M, tost KeoniMtrg. 7I74MI. I!«• i).iiU He-j.-l.K-r. (till Itmil - Miilillfdmn.S.}»Tm'wlay. S'lMrnitur 11, l'J7i (OMMl'.HUAI. ttKNTALS County Firm Gets SEAGIRT GOOD KDMtl llTUIIUIUKOLOlf SHOPPING MALL All breed doo glooming KAV 9 CCL Rt. #35-WaH Two. Major tenant* Include Flnolt 50pn Leoe. !«<>3i marktt, Lane Drugs, tfc. Parking 60Q GERMAN SHEPt-ERD PUPPIES - L'ne ,.„.. Opportunities for men'i, ladleI s bred Canadian Grond Victor American children's apparel, hardware and points, Electronics Command at Ft. Cnamalon Ero. Beouty. brolns. tempera gffts ond candles, beouty salon, many oth. ment, plus obtdltwice training. 2X-O7O2. ors. Atfroctiwe Rents. Opening Sprlno 72. ' Monmouth has awarded a $3 J. I. KISLAK REALTY CORP. Excluslv; UP FOR ADOPTION — AKC reoHtered Broker, ill Brood St., Newark. 12011 m million contract to the Honey- Labi-odor Retriever, mole, two years old. 4-HJOO or 671-0700. stallatlon, tests, nimlificatltm Need? room. Free la oood horns. 7J7-2W well Inc. office at Monmouth between 1\W) p.m. CHOICE OFFICE SPACE - Five rooms, and repair of the electronics first tioor. Broad St.. Red Bonk. Call 741- County Airport, Wall Town- MALE YORKSHIRE TERRIER PUP - equipment system. AKC registered. Shots. Housebroken, 1219 or 7*11575. ship. OFFICE SPACE - Motowan. Rt. 54. Ap Mr. Howard Indicated that si»s. uAw proKlmately 750 sq. ft. Immediole occu "J am very pleased to learn SIAMESE KITTENS - Litter trained. pane*. Coll 5WO936 lor details. Honeywell is building a new Reasonable, Cotl about this award, because it 7411345 facility at the airport, where OfFICE SUITEREO BANK — )S» M. tt will mean a great deal to our FREE TO LOVINO HOWIE - Port Opt. In excellent locotion. Desirable lor on the work will bo completed, motion 12-WN* »id pupplw. Ratoedwlth prolesslon. Coll 7473)30 between » onitj^ area, which has been so hard children, very affectionate. Coll 49J-02M. "This means that there will alter 4. PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE - Ap- hit by unemployment," Mr. proxlmaiely 4,000 sq. It. of prime office FAIR HAVEN $35,000 ' be Jobs in construct inn of the COON DOGS FOR SALE — Excellent space In professional lone ot Red Bonk. his house In River Oaks Is priced below Meets P TV Tonifjl.t Howard said, night dog) Reasonable. Call Immediate occupancy. Will decorate on' THE BERG AGENCY 'aluatlon. House needs T.L.C. but has building, as well as an ex- 72I-1M1 partition to suit. Attractive 'ong-tern arvelous features. Living room, dining The contract involves engi- REALTORS am, kitchen, three largelwdrooni!, two H0I.MDKL - I'urents are panded staff at Honeywell," TWO MIXED PUPPIES — With shots. 10 Feo« available Call HOWARD 8. DEX- neering services and mate- TER ASSOCS. 7«?-J701. tl baths, game roam plus full basement. invited tit m«et Dr. Jan ter »oldPle«M«ll A Division of Berg Enterprises Inc. Hot water baseboard heat., fireplace and Mr. Howard said. "I am told AIR CONDITIONED OFFICES much more. Won't last. Weele, new school superinten- TOY POODLES —Four mal«s, three Reasonable rent, Immediate occupancy by the Honeywell office,In apricot, one silver. Reasonable. ' Apply Serpico's. lot Monmouth St., " $29,900 dent, at an informal session Monmouth County that they 787-KM Bon*, next to Caflton'Thcatcr Inn Closing 2 Years Young Realtor tonight fit 8:15 o'clock in the .hope to expand the staff from FREE TO GOOD HOME RED BANK OFFICE - Furnished, ol »* Brood St., Red Bank Tliree calico klHens. conditioned. All utilities supplied. 395 pe 5 Corners, Middletown, , Village School. the present 1(1 to about 50 Phone (7IWJ month. Call 747-2706 __ A Real Buy EXCELLENT AREA AND SCHOOLS Sponsored by the PTA, the Is Ordered people, primarily electronics ST. BERNARD - Mole, 10 months, beau- Three-bedroom ranch In mint condition. Formal dlnlnq Siven rooms, two full baths, garaae. OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE — In Cm- 1 tirui^oat.'Futremely bentl\te with children. la! Brook Professional Building, Hwy 35, room, living room, ultra modern kitchen, ceramic tiled Close to shopping ond transportation. Hot meeting will have a question engineers and technicians." House trained. Hi. tlUSM. Eotonlown. About 100 sq. II, J291 pe' water baseboard heat, plus extras. Va- bath, One-car garage. cant, qufck occupancy, Reduced to and answer format for an For Monday FREE! I ~ Adorable kittens. Playful, cud- month. Coll 542-2236. ALL BUYERS EASY TERMS t3S0O3S,0O99. . ^^. open exchange of ideas. dly, healthy, alert. Alt distinctively and REO BANK — Multi-purpose 1,000 so,, tt. HAZLET - After a series of beoultfuW marked. Six weeks. Call 842- four-level building. Easily adaptable. It Wolker8. Walker, Realty ColJcgC T 0070. per so., ft. No utilities, 671-0832. $31,900 H stays and an unsuccessful ap- 4ACREFARM ADORABLE — Lang-haired cotlco and or- STORE OR OFFICE — 4J0 sq. ft. In Pol ange stripe kittens. Free to oood homes. Modestly Priced jtftled home. Outbulldinas, SENIORS MEETY'MONDAY peal, Richard C. McDonough, Courses Set Monmouth. 1125. Convenient location.. 151,000. STYNES, Call M4-U21 Call 787-0814. Fast Occupancy Realtor. KEYPORT - The Keyport director of the state Division WEST END - A College REAL ESTATE HOUSES FOR RENT Modern three-bedroom ranch. Formal dining room, living CHARMING OLD HOME — Paneled eat. Senior Citizens will meet Mon- tif Alcoholic Beverage Con- Entrance Board Tutoring In kitchen with beamed. celcellingl ,, modern day at 1 p.m. in the Veterans FOR RENT WANTED — Nice family to care tor our room, eat-In kitchen. One-car attached garage. Large appllah.ces. Living room, dining room trol, has imposed a 25-day 11- Course is being given to high lovely three-bedroom ranch. Finished, fenced-ln property. Extras galore. threo bedrooms, recently decorated. Wall' of Foreign Wars Hall. Third . cense suspension on Jersey school juniors and seniors to basement, shaded yard with sundeck. Ex ALL BUYERS EASY TERMS to-wall carpel three rooms. Sunken patio tras Include washer, wall-to-wall carpet with brick and railroad ties. Large trees. and Waverly Sts, Mrs, Vera Motor Lodge Inc., operator of RED BANK One month security. 3335 plus utilities Dally 9-9 Saturday and Sunday 10-7 Well landscaped. Full basemenf, porch. prepare them (oi the Stan- 24 HR. DOORMAN W-37OB. ._ Middletown . •• 6/f-looo.i Principals only. 535,900. M2.4S73. Williams was elected secre- the Holiday Inn of Hazlet., dard Achievement Tests in Luxury til-rise apartmentj. Immediate oc- UPPER HIGHLANDS — Large live-bed- COLTS NECK - Beautiful 5 acre country tary at the last meeting. The suspension will start at cupancy. Centrally olr conditioned. 1. 2 room house overlooking river and ocean REAL ESTATE HOUSES FOR SALE estate. Lovely, large custom Colonial, November. ond 3 bedrooms. Spacious layouts. Swlnv All utilities included In rent. 1300 a month, M»,9O0. STYNES Realtor, HtttM 2 a.m. Monday, Sept. 20, and Instructors are licensed pool, saunot boat marina, garages on one month's security. Children welcome FOR SALE LKGAL NOTICE Available Oct. 1st. 291-4135. HOUSES FUR SALE • MQNMOUTH BEACH terminate at 2 a.m. Friday, teachers in the field of Eng- RUMSON Park-like setting for this Immaculate '""R!VERVIEW TOWERS SI2S to 1350 Per Month three-bedroom home. New custom kitch- Oct. 15. The penalty was Im- lish and mathematics. 28 RIVERSIDE AVE. THE BERG AGENCY IMMEDIATE COLON IAL en, wall-to-wall, family room, two-car aa- The application ol Getly Oil Company PHONE74I-IJ32 Rt. 35 Mlddtetown rage. Many extras. Best of everything for o variance to erect a gas station ot posed June 10, 1970, when the Courses arc scheduled in (71-1000 ^ssesilon In this Hailet split. Three bed- with lots ol charm. 144,900 firm. tlltis River Rood, Block SI. Lots 2t> «< ~ IMME0IAT6 OCCUPANCY rooms, V/i baths, 15x74 living room with Llvlng room wilh fireplace, loroe dining SWEENEY AGENCY 21, has been denied by the Fair Haven then operator, Raritan. Motel Middletown, Hazlet and West HIGHLANDS WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — Fur- dining area, den with brick fireplace wall, room, eat-In kitchen with o pantry, four low Ocean Ave. MIHS2 Sea Bright Zoning Board of Adjustment, Five bedrooms. Oinlng room, living room, nished and unfurnished. Immediate occu- rolsed hearth. Brick barbecue makes rear bedrooms, den, two baths, basement, cov- Eves. 2W-14M DatedSept. 2,1971. Corp., pleaded non vult td a Long Branch. , kitchen, l'/i bath!. Ideal lor lorae family, pancy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY. yard outdoor chef's delight. Asking ered porch. Sewers ore in. 30-dov posses- BRENDAN. FUGATE, . or 3 to 5 singles. Excellent view of ocean. Oceafiport Ave.. Oceanport. 542-350O, ]S,O0O. Make alters. sion. Short walk to bus line and beach. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Five bed Secretary charge of possession of alco- The director of the courses All utilities Included. J325 monthly. Make an offer... asking $39,900. room house, two'baths, remodeled. Near Fair Haven Zoning M1DDLETOWN - Naveslnk-Locust area ECONOMY, COMFORT schools, cfiurch. J30.000. COUNTRY Board of Ad|ustmen holic beverages in containers is Philip C; Murphy, a princi- Call 741-03:3 Ranch house on private acre. Pool, patio. Hazlet. Four-bedroom, two-balh split. ROGER F. SQUIRE, INC., Broker, Wl-3334. Sept. 14 13,00 Near ocean ond marina. $400. 291-9371. Handy* to schools, train and bus. Over- bearing labels which did not pal in the Jersey City School RED BANK - 3 roams furnished, fine to. sized tat with trees. Sewer services 580 FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - 0-room Colo truly describe their contents. cation. Adults. No pets. Lease, refer- THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE — Red per yeor. Good volue for 135,900. nlol. one year old. Four bedrooms, 2'/i PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE System. He is a graduate of ences, porKlna, 74I-32S9. Bank. Convenient location. References, baths. Central air. Fireplace In den, over- YOUR ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that The original suspension Was Rutgers University,' Seton security. S3C0 mo. plus utilities. 747-0576. RUMSON COZENS size lot. Immediate occupancy, }43,3O0. at B;30 p.m.. or os saon thereafter os the FURNISHED 3 PLEASANT ROOMS - Spacious older home. Seven rooms. Three Principals only. (Ml) 431-iWI. matter may be reached, on Thursday, Oc- stayed when it was appealed 1 Third floor, light housekeeping. Private, LOCUST — Two-bedroom house, newly bedrooms. Oil heat. Near oil schools and Agency, Realtor tober 7, 1971, ot the Holmdel School Ad- Hall Graduate School and on Quiet, mature, business person. 741-0761. decorated. Suitable lor couple and one transportation. Taxes undo- MOO. Asking (FormerwHoll Bros.) BUILDER'S OWN - Four-bedroom, Vh- ministration Building, located on Hlllcreit to the Appellate Division of the doctorate level at New child. Beautiful location, Security and ref- U5,<*>. .313 River Rd. 741-76&6 Fair Haven bath Colonial. 1^ acre extensively land* RoadRo , the Planning Boardjhall conduct a RED BANK — Attractive, nicely lur erences required. Lease. S25O mo. Call of- Member Multiple Listing \ scaped ground. Living, dining, family publipublic hearing on the tfppTlcallon of Wil Superior Court, which af- York University. He resides nlslted one-room efficiency, for gentle- fer 5 p.m.. Si-2926. , -i rooms, kitchen all rolsed panel wltb built- liam JJ, and BeBeverll y A . SlSpagnolf f ffo r WaiWi- man. MI-S3M ALLAIRE-FARROW WE LIKED IT in hutch. Separate breakfast and laundry firmed the action of the direc- RED BANK — Waterfront Shrewsbury AGENCY ver «! Site PlaPl n Approval Procedure (or at 65 Cedar Ave. Welt planned home with all rooms area. Pegged floors. Large two-car oa- the continued use of premises located at WINTER RENTAL — Brodley Beach River. Nine room house, unfurnished. Realtors rage. Fufl, dry basement, Many extras. tor May 3, 1971. Another stay Two fireplaces. Security, lease required. spacious. Two IIreplaces* master bedroom 71 S HolmdeHld!! RRoadd , ond kknow n as LLot t 14 In Shore Club Apartments. Modern, fur S Corners, Middletown «>|.25f with dressing room, four bedrooms, V/x Best offer over 570,000. 442-4949. Block 46 en the Tox Map, as a one family nlshed, all utilities Included except elec Immediate occupancy. S275 plus utilities. 295 Broad St., Red Bank 741-34! baths. Intercom, sun'deck, force patio, was granted when the licens- Call 542*715 before noon. residence and as a nursery school. Bullet Trains Thrive trie. Loundryroom.' Free parking. Avail I'M REALLY SCARED Home nestled on hillside. Worm a coll to MIDDLETOWN - Five bedrooms, three The following documents ond maps will ee applied for imposition of a ahle Sept. to to June I. Philip Glossmar To tell you about this house. Vou've heard us lo see..tt?9Q0 baths, dining roam, living room, paneled be considered ot the hearing: Letters TOKYO (AP) - Japan's Associates, Broker, 7H4156. Alter s, 774 AVAILABLE NOW — Portland Rd,, High- about the lady who decided not to sell her recreation room wllh fireplace, library, dated June 25, 1971 and August 13, 1971, fine rather than the suspen- an. lands, overlooking river ond-ocean. Four home after reading the realtor's glowing appliances. Near transportation, schools/ bullet trains have carried Early occupancy. M9,K». (20!)-o?l-9!84. and copy of the Location Survey dated ONE-BEDROOM — (Twin beds) new wal bedrooms, dining room, large living escrlptlon. Well, It I described to you all REDUCED June 14,1971. Copies have been filed In sion, a request which has been nut and block leather lurnlshlngs. washer room, garaae. Suitable adults. S275 mo, he wonders ot this fabulous four-bed- Good starter Rumson home with three the office of the Township Clerk and are more, than 400 million passen- 872-1773. room, J'/i-oBtn home set Into Oak Hill, It bedrooms, nicely done eat-In kitchen, MILLSTONE TOWNSHIP - Two acres denied. ond dryer. Available until 1/15/J2. Asking with profusion of tall shade trees. Com- available for inspection by the public dur- could happen to me. Just quietly come wall'to-woll corpeung In living room and ing the regular hours ot business. gers since they were put into S300 month. HICKEV AGENCY, Realtor, MATAWAM Y- Lovely ranch, unfurnished. and see It. Say nothing because they're fortable three-bedraam farmhouse and call 222-4007 any time. dining room. Two enclosed porches. Good All Interested nartles may appear at Available N6v. 1. Three bedrooms, Iwo proctlcolly giving it away. I'll arrange ev- location... S32.500, two-car garaae. Spot for quiet living. high-speed service between baths, olr conditioned, twa-car garage, erything. Coll todoy. SM.OOO. Harola Llndemonn, Broker, Ea- said hearing. FREEHOLD — Furnished comfortable references, security required, $315 plus tontown, 5121103. PLANNING BOARD Guilly Plea Enleral Tokyo and Osaka in 1964, auortment. Aho one furnished efficiency. utilities. (Ml) 356-245B. ' JOSEPH G. TOWNSHIP OF HOLMDEL Snort or long term. 4a2-IS96. ' McAlister Agency Realtor FIVE ACRES — With restored three bed- ARTHUR E. JUDD. In Tavern Shooting railway authorities say. LONG BRANCH - Modern, furnished J»,coo. Harold Llndemonn, Broker, Ea- FEW VIOLATORS , conditioning, Lease. Reference, security Ridge Rd. Rumson FAMILY tonlown, 542-1103. NOTICE pended Bayonne Patrolman TWO ROOM EFFICIENCY — Apartment •tqulred. Call otter 8 p.m. 8412-1773. 842-2760 VICTORIAN AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SEC- DALLAS (AP) - Most er'ollobip. With or without maid service. with river Oocfor's TIONS I, 2 AND 3 OF AN ORDINANCE Frank P. Solan, 36, has plead- Uw H.V. bus terminal. Leonardo Motel, SINGLE MALE — To shore male (AZLET — Lovely three-bedroom ranch r rights. In Rumson. LOTS AND ACREAGE schoolteacher's three-bedroom house. S85 former home. Seven bedrooms, %V* baths, ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE CREAT- ed guilty to manslaughter. He Hwy 36, Leonardo. Wl -W4, in corner tot. Poneied living room and family room 28x15 with bookshelves ond 'OTENTIAL BUILDING- LOT - »7xS08 ING A BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS month utilities Included. Call offer 5, 264- Inlna room with beamed celling, science WITHIN THE BOROUGH OF NEW >373. lichen, bath, enclosed polio. Full base- Cabinets plus sun room. 149,000. Hondy business location. Reasonable, 787- will be sentenced Oct. 15. WEST END — JVi-room fumlsned aporl- 6771. SHREWSBURY", adopted October 3, role staff supervisor said here ments. All utilities, No pels. Short term nent attached garage, utility shed. City 1957 'ENNSYLVANTIA — Pocono Lake. New tewers, carpeting, washer, dryer, many REDDEN AGENCY Solan shot to death James leases available. S200 per month. One chalet, steeps 11. Fireplace, dishwasher, BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and recently. month security, Sandpebble. 455 Ocean TV. Fall S125 wk., winter S125 weekends, Realtor COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Council ol the Borough ol New Shrews- Corridon, 34, of Bayonne, dur- Blvd. 229-1700. S175 weekly. Mon.-Frl. ski week J12S. «0,900 bury fhot Sections 1, 2 and 3 ot (he above George Young, with ;the Free skiing weekends. 671-3071. VA and FHA financing 301 Maple Ave. ' Red Bank entitled Ordinance be ond the same Is ing an argument over the RED BANK - Unfurnished Green Tree INDUSTRIAL 4oso SO.-FT. — Brand new hereby amended ond supplemented as fol Board of Pardons and Paroles, apartments, 239 Spring St. One-bedroom MIDDLETOWN — Two-bedroom name. PALACE REALTY 741-9100 lows: merits of a pay increase for apartment available. Coll tor appointment building. Very convenient Keyport loca- said only "10 percent violate S175 per month. Security required. Call ASSOC. Evenings: 747-5052 tion. Sale or lease with option. Inquire Sect I on One. Sect! on 11s hereby the Bayonne police. The 741-39S3. . w . 7J7-S4H2. 151 Rl 35 - Haitet M.J. Oliver Construction Co. 7394750. amended to read os tallows: their paroles and only three per RED SANK — Town House. 2 or 3 bed- 264-5300 THINK! Section 1. There Is hereby created .with- shooting occurred in a WEST LONG BRANCH — Three-bedroom Licensed Real Estate Broker Brand newt Beautifully built by the best in the Borough of New Shrewsbury, a cent do so by committing new rooms, three bathrooms, paneled family (Sublecl to Government Approval) room, central heating and olr condi- large house. Yearly. S3S0 month. builder In orea. Colonial with four bed- REAL ESTATE WANTED Board of Recreation Commissioners pur- Bayonne tavern last Oct. 5. crimes." j tioning. Dishwasher, retrlgerotor, washer, 229-O&3S rooms. Th baths, huge family room, cel- suant to the provisions of R.S. 40:12-_l et lar and two-car garage. Excellent school dryer? Parking. Front and back private FAIR HAVEN FAIR HAVEN Colts Neck — Holmdel situation. Trees. Palatable taxes. Only Section Two. Section 2 Is hereby entrances. October 1st occupancy. $335. Furnished cottage. Two bedrooms. One CHARMER utfm We have ready qualified buyers, so lor 741-7413. Call after 12 noon. bath. Living room with fireplace. Sun- fosl efficient service, call J.D. Roche, amended to reod as follows: I early new ranch In perfect condition fa- Section 2. The said Board shall consist To Size 50/ Instant Crochet STUDIO EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS room, Very charming. $275 month. One ated on dead end street. Fenced lot wilh RUSSELL AA. BORUS Realtor. Rl. 34, Colts Neck, 462-2741. of seven (71 members who shall be desig- One person, no pets. S135 monthly, plus year lease. Adults preferred. 747-4532. imy shade trees and shrubs. Ideal spot Member Multiple Listing Service. nated commissioners, said members to be security. 142-9107 or 29I-237S. Down Sea Dr children. 138,000. REALTORSS LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES - In appointed by the Mayor, which members HIGHLANDS — Unlurnlshed three-room COO River Rd. F Beoctl Motel, Sea Bright. ond bath bungalow. Nopets. Fair Haven Keansburg-Mlddletown-Hollet-Holmdtl.' shall be cltliens and residents of the . ,747-4532 Borough ot New Shrewsbury. Printed Pattern RUMSON — Waterfront. Studio apart- 291.2780 • , The Smolko AaBhcy. 767-0123. . ment. For single. Furnished ond utilities, REO BANK- RUMSON AND MILES Section Three. Section 3 Is hereby THREE ROOMS - Furnished. Couple amended and supplemented by adding the $150 monthly, yeor lease. 842-1765. VAN HORN AROUND - Multiple Listings. Send for WE BUY HOUSES FOR TOP DOLLAR preferred. No pets. Security required, 797- tree catalog ot modest homes, farms, pa- following paragraph thereto: Realtor In any condition. Upon the adoption of this Ordinance In* RED BANK - Oct. 1. One-bedroom gar Open 7 days. Coll 24 hours a day. lallal Rumson estate), waterfronts, acre- Phone 257.1828 den opartment. Heat, hot water and gasm- age, tots, business opportunities. creoslnq the membership In the Borough 9083 supplied. On bus line, quiet neighborhood. WANTED TO RENT 747-4100 tram 5 to 7, the Mayor .shall appoint one Reterence. 16SIE) Branch Ave. RAY STILLMAN, HOME — In Old Manor. Holmdol. Call additional member to o tour-year term SIZES WE NEED - Five or six. 2-3 bedroom 54 Rlvw Rd.MIDDL.ETOW N Fair Haven evenings* and a second oddltlonat member to a five- 36-50 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Studio apart- Rental Homes, lurnlshed or unfurnished Four year old Colonial with four bed- Realtor 2i4-o907 from 1-1 p.m. year term. Upon the expiration of said re- ment, kitchen, bathroom, large room. * "Our 53rd Year' spective terms, vacancies shall be filled tram 185 to S35O per month tor incoming rooms. All large rooms. Including, 23' fam- by appointment to flve-year terms. Va- Furnished or unfurnished. Single person personnel. THE BERG AGENCY, Rt. 35. 648 Hwy iS Shrewsbury 7-< 1-8400 preferred. S150 month plus one month's ly room with fireplace. Attached two-car LEGA1/ NOTICE cancies occurring prior to the expiration security. Utilities extro. 291-3671. Mlddtelown.671-1000. larage, basement. Located on prates- OAK HILL — Four-bed room, *-pl(t level. ot a term shall be filled for the unexplred lonally landscaped grounds, Many eu- RESPONSIBLE FAMILY — With school Vh,bains, recreation room, den* patio, term. ros. Asking S47.900. basement. Low$50-'«. By owner. 671-2039. NOTICE WANTED — Reliable young couple to age children desire to rent three-bedroom TAKE NOTICE that on Thursday, Au- Section Four. This Ordinance shall take maintain a 'nice two-bedroom apartment house anywhere Mlddlctown to Morgan. Walker & Walker, Realtors MIDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom Colo- gust 19,1971, the Board of Adjustment of elfect upon Its passage and publication ac- In Keonsbursurai . Fair rent In return. Write Coll 774-5884. Iwy a5 471-3311 Middletown nial. Vh baths. Beautiful 24' eat-in kitch- he Borough of Little Sliver granted a cording to law. to Box E -171* , The Dally Register, Red en, paneled den wilh brick-wall fireplace variance to J. Leonard Covert to erect an PUBLIC NOTICE Bank. GARAGE NEEDED— Red Bank area, an EA BRIGHT - Lots of space In this tone and frame well built Cope Cod leading lo polio. S52.S0Q. 842-4227. additional one-car garage on an existing The foregoing ordinance was Introduced rental basis. Calf between 6 and 7 p.m., structure at premises located at 268 White and passed first reading at a special meet- MATURE WOMAN - Would like to share B42-5OU. ouse. Choice of River or ocean recrea- MIDDLETOWN — By tronsferred owner. her opartment with same. References ex- lon. Wonderful location. See this today. Road, also known as Block 33, Lot 1. . Ing of the Mayor and Council of the Colonial. Eight rooms, four bedrooms TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that on Borough of New Shrewsbury held on Sep- changed. Call 2*4-1628. Ask lor Mrs. K. WANTEO — House with three or four with large closets. Vh baths, two-car ga- bedrooms, family room. Markham School Thursday, August 19,1971, the Board ol tember 9,1971, and said ordinance will be JOSEPH MIRANTI rage, basement, covered patio* land- Adjustment of the Borough of Little Silver further considered for final passage at a FURNISHED - Three rooms. J125. Pay areo. Good references. 842-9164. scaped lot, Excellent area for children. own utilities. Nice lor couple leoitor 747-9300 denied a varlonce to Kenneth M. ond Flor- regular meeting ol sold governing Dody to City woter and sewers. Many extras. Ask- ence M. Petrelta to sub-dlvlde present lots .be held on October 7, 1971, at S:ls p.m. at 872-1831 WANTED TO RENT — With option to IEW SHREWSBURY — New nine-room Ing H8.S0Q. Principals only. Coll fljf 1-9064. buy. 5,000 to 10,000 feet ol light lactory lolonlo! on one acre property. Dead end Into two lots at premises locaied ot 56 S. the Monmouth Regional High School, New HOLMDEL — Six-room apartment on spoce. Boyshore oreo. 493-3256 eves. treet. Fireplace. Many extras. Upper Sunnycrest Drive, also known as Block 30, Shrewsbury, New Jersey, at which time large estate. Small family only. S2iO. Call LITTLE SILVER - BEAUTIFUL POINT LolstO, II, andStA, ond place all persons desiring to be heard 10's. Make olfer, Principals only, 842- ROAD. Custom-built ranch wltn all In- after 7 p.m. t71-145o. NEEDED — Furnished room for gentle- Cnl.R. R.Tourllllolt thereon will be given full opportunity. i26 gredients for comfort. Huge fivfng room Dated: September 10,1971 . TWO BEDROOM CO-OPERATIVE - man. Wont to keep small doa. Please call . Secretary, U7-ftlce. 113,451). Call It!-mi. Building Co., 531-0505 or 22M21B. Excess In revenue ..„..,, 293,03?.fl1 758,706.33 Printed Pattern 0083: NEW Bank Register, Ncedlecraft Immaculate three bedroom ranch, Vets — No dawn — All oiher Surplus bdlance, January 1 .,, ni,l21.i9 Oept., Box Ifil, Old Chelsea qualilied buyers minimum down — immadiate occupancy 1,005,832.« Women's Sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, . I'ltOIKHfV COMMERCIAL PHOI'KRTV Less: Ulllltallon os anticipated revenue '|00>000!00 77,275.00 44, 46, 48, 50. Size 3G (bust 40) Station, New York, N.Y Surplus bolonce, December 31 SI,12l,j47.3D 1(1011, I'rint l'ATTKKN MM. jacket 2i/8 yards 54-inch; pants 1% yards. BKK, NAMK. ADDHKSS INCOME PROPERTY , $23,900 ForSale COMPARATIVE STATEMENT Of OPEKATIONS AND CHANOE IN SURPLUS Two apartments, both in triple A condition Already FH A approved,—.. WRIT »BWCR DISTRICT ZIP. Revinui and Other Income Riollitd Yeor 1970 Year 1969 I Industrial Zoned Collection ot sewer taxes , ,.. ,.„„, S9.3vO.9l) S9.036.59j SKVKNTY-rTVK CKNTS NEW 1(172 NcpdleiTUll Miscellaneous Irom oltar than sewer taxes,, I2J.0O i for each prtlern - add 2ft Catalog crammed wllh -Hie LINCROFT FARM 25,000 sq. ft. property Total Income.. ~9,ii2,90 cents for each pattern for Air most fabulous fashions, um-v With modem ranch home, and (our bok 'stalls', Voii an buy It with Expenditures Budget expenditures: Opurotlna and maintenance 9,197.68 Mall and Special Handling. sorli's. gifls. Knit, midii-i. onn acre pr up lo live ar;res. ., 14,500 sq. ft. building Send to Marian Martin, 420 embroider. Wee |iattt-fn.%,' Priu lulling at 37,300 ' Excess Modern. 1 story, CBS constructed building on Route 36 t. Disbursement:* ihould bo oultiorlzed or polctonlyritter certification of vouchers SI.ZK AM) STYI.K Nt.'M- must hw seuii. ' -,'...] • 800 sq. (I. Air conditioned office npaco ondcliilrnjldltieuionnorrtqulredhy HJ.5.40A:M4. . ' .. • Complete Instant (ii'n Hunk , J. Fee> collided by any Borough official be rtqulrtd by N J.S,41A;5. IJIVH. • All utilitlos-gas hiialod-fluoroocen! lighted is, • • • - • , ; • - more that] I(XI gifts. Jj.oo • Fito proof storage foorn 600&q. It. . •' . 3, Senior cllliens' exemptions not supported by the required italeminl ol Income be disallowesallowed anond charaariclwoed bhvy thue CollectorCollector,, - KHKK FASHION OKKKJI! rt Co triple to Afghan Hook - • Full/ Insulated—100% sprtriklared *. Public eldi be> Boflcftad ot provided by n,'j.tO:'jt}.\ whin coniemsloltrt pur* Choose one pattern from IMl (1.00 chaws ma/ exceed 12,500,00 CillJiok Oiittfino • Mosler Automatic burglar alarm syolem ; •s ma/ exceed S!,50O,M, : ir S. A new jurely tjorid oe obtained for the ColUddr.Treasurer for thf term com' styles in New Kall-Wlnler lri;liffyHuf!s"|ii,i)k.!iiic • Loading piaiforms—motor operated doors menclng Joniiary 1,1W9. . : ADAMS AGENCY • Concrete floors : 6. PrenumQSfed.fnnm and receipt)) b« mare fully utllUtjei lo provlita accounting CatHloK. Semi iidc for CsitaluK. Blink of 12 ITtoAf 1 control over feel collected. • ' Amplo parking ' . I InlerluiKl advonces be cleared by payment, ' INSTANT «KW1N(! HOOK Quilt Honk I-Ml 741-5098 Eves. 222-1828 The obov/e lummory or lyropill wot prepared from tt* rejwrl of outfit of flit contact: John B. Whlte/Walerford Glass, Inc. Borouoh ol Run-iion, County of Morwculh \rt, Red Bunk - VhMlriiiHfl. VJ.. i tiiwlut, S.-iifi-ttifx'i-11, |. li valley. 41 Allownmt 21 Siniill l)jnl. ACROSS Si)i!ie lieln. for waste. 2!i— HIP line. 4!) Set u»i(li\ 1 ('illlil' ID > Slll:iil 2.'i Ciiitherert Rfipcff- earth. riviilel. sis u motiiin. .VConmller. 4-1 Miiurnful II) I'CIHSC. cliinliinK sounds. phinl. 411 Kind i;f lil Sorrowful lire tiiln'. 15 Declmni. fiilirie. bfe— ll> dratted: Sdllllll. ;wss her. (TSIrike- Hi and Lois tircnkiT. 511 Actress IK.Maxim, TeiTV. fahric. ( iFTHKEfeONE^ •me-., [MP IF THERE'S ONE lil Cdtloil |iorl, (illAlTllilC-Cl- THINS I UKE, ITfe THINS IO3/VT UKE, 1 :il l^liilnntlc. rcs|)lri!l(iry 21) Conci'ik ni'iil pier, 32 Had sue in I SITTINO IN MV TO/' (ll'ft'lll. (il ICxliatisled: .sound. BOX, SURROUNDED , rrs srrriNs ON . a'i Btilwer- XiZiine-. si. iiientu. 1)2 (ianiKiil l,ytt»n 2S I'ori'sl wurki'fs, 34 Two- • lieniiiu'. -9) warden. O't At mi lime: wheeled 'JX W'llS IHVKl'lll. vehicle. nk'kniiliie. r«in iruclinn. 54 (irowl. :;:(imio- DOWN »7 Toiu-ed I i*it iitii n. ii 3-1 Tend. 1 Helper: ahlir. 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Nubbin TtoMf^rWN rBgcAimj v ion you, ^^ Your Horoscope, Birthday TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER make a definite commitment 20) - Make sure that those in - You may be surprised at M&AROUNPJWWVPOYOJ 1MIR J1 MMtftB YOU AHO f |p* • AlWAyg FOJ.LOW M6 14 -Born today, you are one to a business venture. A thor- authority know you're around the amount of adventure you YOMRfeMy/ieKO/imRi of those who will make or ough investigation is in order - and that you can out-per- can inject into today's routine break bis own fortune. Not. first. form your co-workers con- activities. Seek out the unusu- one to give or take advice, LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23) - sistently. al. you act only upon your own Bear in mind the story of the AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. GEMINI (Hay 22-June 21) volition and in consideration tortoise and the hare. Slow 19) - Your personal affairs - Don't fret if yon most put of your own approval, no one and steady action should see take on a special quality up with what seems an ex- JMkJ else's. You are willing to ac- you reach your goal soon. today; they become highly cessive amount of trivia this cept any blame that may significant where your career morning. It all fays oft hand- come of your action, to admit SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) is concerned. somely by ?M. to any fault another may find —Define your objectives com- PISCES (FebrM-March 21) CANCER (June 22-Jttly 23) with you or your work - just pletely before you set out to - Routine activities promise - Breaks in the routine make rxSsT^r) • ••** . ^^ so long as it is fully recog- obtain them. Others depend extra-special results ,by eve- the morning more palatable. nized that any success, any upon you for a clear picture of ning. An excellent time to let Do what you can to soothe an- Andy Capp praise, any accolades also be- the future. others know your powers of other's feelings is afternoon. . long to you - and to you concentration. LEO (July 24-Aug. 23) - alone. ' V SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- ARIES (March 22-April 20) You may well have an op- WHAT b'YER OR WOULbVER ANYTH1N TOU0HTEN Dec. 22) - You will create - Don't allow routine to get portunity to accept or reject FANCVPOR UKE ME Wednesday, September 15 your own disillusionment if you down. Be certain of your an offer of advancement. CONSTANTUV ON you take impulsive action on rights before you insist upon Don't be too hasty in your de- THE VERGE OF (Aug. 24-Sept. 23) - the social scene this morning. standing on them. cision; investigate com- MENTAU EXERTION The wise Virgo will refuse to CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. TAURUS (April 21-May 21) .pletely. ' SheinwoIdV Bridge Advice By ALFRED 6IIEINW0LD You take the ace of spades for the best in the best of all one spade with this hand if not at once, draw a round of possible worlds since the acci- vulnerable; others would If you don't'like the slam trumps with the king and then dent prevents you from mak: make a weak jump overcali of contract in today's hand, any clear the ace of diamonds out ing a bad play. Put that trump' two spades. number of pessimists will of the way. You'continue with back in your hand. agree with you. You need a trump to dummy's nine, ruff Instead of ruffing the king South dealer ' quite a bit of luck to avoid the a low diamond, lead a club to of diamonds, you must dis- North-South vulnerable loss of two spade tricks, but the ace and ruff the ten of dia- card a spade. East wins the NORTH suppose you have just seen monds. trick but must return a dia- 4 863 2 "IIK YOU DESERVE IT? the happily revived musical You were hoping to ruff out mond or a club (for lack of C A1094 BUTICAM'T "Candide," and you're con- the king of diamonds since anything else). You discard 0 QJ03 2 .7 AFFORD IT vinced that all is for the best that would enable you to dis- your last spade while dummy * A in the best of all possible , card a spade on the queen of ruffs - thus making the slam. WEST EAST worlds. So you optimistically diamonds. • KQJI05 4 9 bid the slam, Now all you I bet you never thought Dig Deeper C 6 (3 52 have to do is make it. Voltaire and Leonard Ber- The plan doesn't work, so nstein would help you make a 0 985 OKJ764 \Vcst opens the king of you must dig deeper to culti- slam! • Q1095 487642 spades, and you are entitled SOUTH vate your garden. Cash the DAILY QUESTION • A74 to assume that West has bid king of clubs, ruff a club in Dealer, at your right, bids on a five-card suit. This

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WATERBURY Stop . . . l^rwpplebrook AGENCY MATTHEW ^ Agency Realtors • Insurors J.GILL 62 MAPLE AVE. Use Our 3 LOCAL OFFICES 'T*8 Broker Computer RED BANK To Find 2 Multiple Lining 747-3500 Who Knoitii Mlddlelawn". Your Home Services {No Otirgi HOUSING Obl MIDDLETOWN Established Since 192S 950 Hwy. 35 COMMERCIAL Member: INDUSTRIAL Multiple hinting Servito 671-2300 ELIZABETH T. RANDALL • Broker RUMSON WILLIAM J. WATERBURY Swan-Key 112 Ave. of Two Rivers MARION MORRIS DEVELOPMENT and 842-2900 MAUDE P. SPARKES SUBDIVISION PATRICIA M. MARSHALL • EVALYNE KNUDSEN Realty MATAWAN 671,1010 "The Realtor That Tradw" 23A Hwy. 34 Member of the Highway 35, Middletown 12411*7 35 566-7600 Multiple Lilting Service ' MiddlMow, N. J.

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PAUL P. MULLANEY BAHRS BOVA REAL ESTATE AGENCY RUTH L REALTY BOVA Measures Up! BEVERLY J. REALTOR Member Multiple Listing BOVA Service 1 Steamboat La. THE REALTOR'S PLEDGE HIGHLANDS REALTORS 8TINDALLRD. Near Bahrs Restaurant Realtors—Insurors (Roberts Building) §71-2544 ALLAIRE-FARROW 872-1600 AGENCY Waterfront & I PLEDGE MYSELF Red Bank I Middletown MIDDLETOWN 35 Cherry Tree Farm Rd. 199 Broad St, I five Corners Inland, Too. I To protect the individual rights of real, estate 741-3460 | 671-2690 New Monmouth 671-5151 i Al, May Bahrs ownership and to widen the opportunity to en- MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTINGS Frank Bolen joy it; To be honorable and honest in all dealings; To seek better to represent my clients by build- SINCE 1945 ing my knowledge and competence; ' . C, J. ELLEN THE To act fairly towards all in the spirit of the Gold-1 REDDEN en Rule; . • GUINEY JR. HAZLETON SWEENEY To serve well my community, and through it my1 REALTOR AGENCY AGENCY country; _ -I REALTOR Member of the REALTORS REALTOR-INSUROR | To observe the Realtor's Code of Ethics and, con-.l INSUROR Multiple Lilting Service INSURORS form my conduct to its lofty ideals. . APPRAISERS • RESIDENTIAL SERVING RUMSON RESIDENTIAL ' RED BANK AREA COMMERCIAL • COMMERCIAL Members of Red Bank Area INDUSTRIAL • FARMS and Northern Monmouth . Specializing in Assure yourself of the added protection you Multiple Lilting Service Residential - Waterfront Member of the Red Bank enjoy at no added cost! Your Realtor will lead' and Farm and Estate Multiple Liming Service Multiple Lifting Service you to the best avenue of financing, in- 500 Hwy. 36 Highlands 842-3200 telligently guide each transaction of buyer 872-0001 842-1492 741-9100 13W, River Rd., Rumson and seller! 1032 Ocean Ave., Sou Bright 301 Moplo Avo., Rod Bank

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