No Illegalities Found in Long Branch Election C O SEE STORY BELOW Hot and Humid Hot and humid today, high in THEDAILY FINAL 90s. Chance of late showers. Cloudy and warm tomorrow. i r EDITION (Bee DiUHl, Pica Monmouth County's Home Newspaper for 92 Years VOL. 93, NO. 62 RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1970 26 PAGES TEN CENTS State Braces for More Power Problems NEWARK - The Weather use of air conditioning in- involved were Public Service men for the companies had to voluntarily cut back on other law enforcement Police reported few calls Bureau's predictions of hot duced by the hot weather, Electric & Gas Co., New Jer- met with U.S. • Sen. Harrison electrical usage and cut pow- agencies hi the area, switched from worried residents, who weather for today were keep- from generators taken out of sey Power & Light, Atlantic A. Williams Jr. and assured er in their own plants. to emergency generators to ' apparently learned of the ing utility officials on the service for seasonal repairs, City Electric Co. and Jersey him that a power crisis sim- Police Problem keep power on in their head- power difficulties through ra- alert as the state entered its and from breakdowns in Central Power & Light. ilar to one faced by New York Directing traffic during the quarters. dio broadcasts. second day. of the year's working generators.. The situ- Public Service serves about in the summer would not hap- homebound rush hour on busy The township electricity Police In New Shrewsbury worst electric power emer- ation became crucial when 80 per cent of New Jersey's pen in New Jersey. Rts. 35' and 36 worried police went out at 4:40 p.m. and was reported that the northern gency. the huge Keystone Generator more than 7 million popu- Others Listed in Bayshore municipalities as restored by 5:14 p.m. No section of the municipality The emergency began yes- in Johnstown, Pa., serving lation. Other companies involved electricity was cut off for pe- serious accidents in any of had a blackout and half of terday as ninety-plus tem- companies on a tristate grid Areas were blacked out on were the Philadelphia Elec- riods up to an hour yesterday the municipalities were re- Shrewsbury was darkened. peratures forced the state's in Pennsylvania, New Jersey a rotating basis so that no one tric Co., Delmarva Power and afternoon. ported despite the failure of The western sections of four major utilities to reduce and Maryland, broke down. community would be without Light Co., Pennsylvania Pow- Towns from Keyport to traffic signals. Rumson and Fair Haven also power on a rotating basis at Cuts Ordered power for an extended period er and Light, Baltimore Gas Highlands experienced black- In Middletown, patrolmen suffered from power cutbacks peak demand hours. A The cuts were ordered by of time. and Electric, Pennsylvania outs. In Hazlet, power was were assigned to direct traffic but officials in Rlverview spokesman for one of them power pool headquarters at The blackouts were the fifth Electric Co., Potomac Elec- cut at 2:30 p.m. and accord- at most major intersections. Hospital in Red Bank said said no one was without ser- Philadelphia. They occurred and final steps of a five-step tric Co. and the Metropolitan ing to police, "as one section Keansburg, Keyport and they were not affected, and vice for more than 30 min- from about 2:30 p.m. to 6:01 power crisis plan that had Edison Co. lit up, the next went out," The Highlands reported one-hour their maintenance depart- utes. p.m. and then again from 7:33 been previously worked out In the first four steps, the power failures continued until interruptions in power and in ment was ready to switch to The utilities said the emer- p.m. to about an hour later. by the utilities. companies cut back on kilo- late afternopn.. Atlantic Highlands, only spot standby equipment if prob- gency resulted from heavy Major New Jersey suppliers Just last summer spokes- watt power, urged customers Middletown police, as did locations were affected. lems should develop today. 4,512 Support Action of Middletown Police

By BOB BRAMLEY ter of Mrs. Poppy Kennedy of of Foreign V/ars; Edward M. treat young persons "with fied herself as Flo Federld of MIDDLETOWN — There 51 Kings Hwy., were not Rosell of Lincroft, chairman common decency" drew a Monmouth Hills, took the pub- was a confrontation last night presented, although young of the county subcommittee mixture of catcalls and ap- lic microphone and spoke at the Township Committee Miss Kennedy had plenty to on narcotics, and several, citi- plause. out with vehemence. meeting, but it was really no say. zen s. Miss Kennedy ad- "The people here who favor "I've been to every Steel contest, no contest at all. The youngsters were over- dressed the Township Com- the police have never been Mill concert and never any- It could be said that Police whelmed not only on paper, mittee. stopped by them, have never where has there been trouble Chief Joseph M. McCarthy, ' but also in person. Of nearly "We've listened to these been questioned. The issue except at Clearwater," she his police department and the 300 persons who jammed the people here and we respect here is that the kids are stated. "I was on stage. establishment overwhelmed meeting room and spilled into their beliefs, but we were bored, and the police are There were no complaints of the youngsters, 4,512 to 0, ex- the corridor, possibly 25 were there. And not one of the bored," Miss Kennedy de- any kind. Then all of a sudden cept that nobody really want- young folk protesting police newspapers that covered the clared. "Middletown is adult- four policemen were up on the ed to overwhelm youngsters. action at the Clearwater con- concert printed what really oriented — that's the whole stage jumping on my hus- Petitions supporting Chief cert. happened. We'd like to be thing. The kids realize this band, telling him he was un- and they will leave theTowh- der arrest..." McCarthy his department and Of them Miss Kennedy said, heard; We'd like to demand a their action at the Clearwater hearing with Chief McCarthy ship as soon as they can," she Rapping his gavel for order "The reason only a few promised. Swim Club, Rt. 36, Sept. 11, people are here representing • • * as catcalls and boos- frowned signed by 4,512 citizens, were the kids is because they're a- "We were the ones who She scorned Mayor Harold out the speaker, Mayor presented by Mrs. Sheila Ohn- fraid the ponce will harass were pushed around and beat- H. Foulks' assertion that the Foulks challenged Mrs. Fed- macht, wife of Patrolman them if they appear." en. The whole situation was township has more recrea- eral's statements. Ronald Ohnmacht. Chief Praised completely unjust. There tional facilities for youngsters " "There were complaints on No Petitions 1 After listening to eulogies of were drugs there, but vio- than any other municipality the first Steel Mill concert, Petitions reportedly circu- Chief McCarthy and the lence was completely un- in the county. and my telephone was jum- lated in the township schools police department from Al- called for," the teen-ager in- "What are playgrounds for? ping off the wall while It was by a group headed by Julie fred Carver of Belford, com- sisted. Twe)ve-year-olds," she said. still daylight during the sec- Kennedy,. 15-year-old daugh- mander of the local Veterans Her appeal for police to A young woman who identi- (See 4,512 Support, Pg. 2)

ESTABLISHMENT — Standing for law, order and Middletown Police Chief Jos«ph M. McCarthy at last night's Township Committee meeting are, from left, off-duty ' Polita Sgt. John B. Kelly, a Vstarans ai Foreign Wars member; VPW Post Com- Illegal in Long Branch's mamfor Alfred Carver of Belford; and VPW publicity officer Charles S. Walker, also of Belford. VPW and 4,512 residents who signed petitions supported police actions Sept, II. «t incident at Claarwater Swim Club, Rt. 36. __

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RARE BLOOMER — Coreus cactus plant in window of Schipani'i grocery store, RED BANK 2 Riverside Avo., Red Bank, blooms only ones a year — and only at night. The M«OM unjtf 12«dm*l*d. unuiual 40-year-old plant was caug'hf Jn lull bloom last night by The Register's camera. (Register Staff Photo by Larry Parna) -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.» WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1970 Top of the News Williams Says State . BEIRUT — pig Hussein and the No. 2 man in the Al Fatah guerrilla organization announced a four-point agree- ment today to end the six-day-old Jordan war. Should Inspect Meat He chances that the agreement will work appeared doubtful. All previous agreements between the Jordanian WASHINGTON - U.S. Sen. fore Azzolina's committee. He in Azzolina's committee. The government and the Palestinian guerrillas have broken down Harrison A. Williams Jr. has stressed that plans to dis- Agricultural Committee had. indicated that it was reluctant within hours after taking effect. sent a'telegram to Assembly- continue the state inspection The latest agreement was announced over Amman man Joseph Azzolina, chair- to irjove the bill. Some mem- man of Commerce Industry program are "not in the pub- bers expressed epposition to Radio by King Hussein and guerrilla leader Abu Ayad, who lic interest" and asked for a was captured tour days ago. and the the Assembly Com- it. mittee on Professions, in. an,, meeting as soon as possible to In a letter to the agriculture effort to prevent the legisla- discuss this matter. committee, Williams referred Stock Market Seesaws ture from moving hastily on Williams said he was sur- to a federal sttjdy showing a bill to discontinue the state's prised to learn that legislation that the federal government's NEW YORK - Stock market prices skidded back and meat and poultry inspection forth most of yesterday in moderately active trading. to discontinue the state in- meat inspection program was program. spection program was, "in a dangerously inadequate. He The Dow Jones average fell nearly seven points in early FOR THE FIRST TIME — The student body at Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High trading, then recovered about half of its early losses and Sen. Williams said the safe- sudden and unusual move," urged that the committee not School, for the first time 'in the school's history, will be represented on the board taken out of the Committee on held steady until the dose when prices dipped slightly ty oi many citizens is in- turn over the state inspection of the Home and School Association. Appointed to the board recently were Miss volved in the decision which Agriculture, Conservation and program to the federal gov- Natural Resources and placed ernment, At the closing bell the Dow Jones average of 30 indus- Lourette Jackson, 17, of Fair Haven, first on the left; and Michael Mullane, also will be made on the bill be- trial stocks was off 4.45 points to 747.47. of Fair Haven, a senior, second from the right. With the two new members are The New York Stock Exchange index of some 1,200 Mrs. Evan b69 ing period of 1869. Net income of cultural oddbods, political STEER BEEF BONELESS STEAK SALE!- rose 26.9 per cent to $643,357, raggle-taggle prudes, female or 40 cents per share, from C SLICED BACON fugitives from modern moral- SJ=rf VfllUABUI COUPON£=t==|g SLICED LIVER «,49 THICK CUT SHOULDER $506,814, or 32 cents per share ity ... " who engage in in 1969. "sanctimonious humbug." Toward th« purchoM of TWO GUYS SKINLESS LONDON BROIL BONNIE MAID OR CHASE & SAHBORH TASTY TWO GUYS ALL MEAT FRANKS ,63° BLUE LABEL Ib. COFFEE 3.LB. CAN CAMECO IMPORTED «-«>i** 4-oi.l** SHOULDER STEAK E C CLEAN & TENDER GOVT INSPECTED Obituaries COOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS. SLICED HAM 75 49 CUBE STEAK, CHICKEN CHICKEN 119 LEGS BREAST John R. Wynn BRIELLE- John R. grandchildren, and 19 great- 49 Wynn, 85, of Homestead grandchildren. Drive, brother of Mrs. Mary Arrangements are under "THE HEAVENLY^COFFEE" Olsen of Long Branch, died the direction of the Van Hise Toward Iht purchai* of MARTINSON'S 'DAIRY DEPARTMENT Sunday at Dlcltson, Tenn. and Callaghan Funeral Home, CHASE & SAHBORH Ul CHOCK FULL O' NUTS "THE PREMIUM Point Pleasant. Mr. Wynn was born in Dick- INSTANT COFFEE m BORDEN'S YOGURT son and was a retired engi- Peter A. Lauria 10-OZ. JAR COFFEE" ALL FRUIT FLAVORS neer for the Central Railroad VALUE 1/ JOlh or lc of New Jersey. He was a KEANSBURG - Peter A, COOD ONLY AT TWO CUTS. Mb. Lauria, 86, of 22D Shore Blvd., On* loupon ptrcuttomar. member of the Old Guard of Omci ihm iot., S*pt. It, 1970 can died Monday at Riverview 89 Greater Point Pleasant, Brick RBR Township. Hospital, Red Bank,- after a can short illness. FULL STRENGTH ORANGE, ROOT BEER Besides his sister in Long Mr. Lauria was born in TWO GUYS OR BIRCH BEER Branch, Mr. Wynn is survived , New York City and had been PILLSBURY CRESCENT by his widow, Mrs. Edna Hies a summer resident here for MA'S 6 pole Wynn; a son, William Wynn the past 40 years and a per- BLEACH it SODA 12-01. DINNER 4 of Point Pleasant; two broth- manent resident the past 18 SCOTTOWELS corn . 59 ers, Robert Wynn of Dlckson WELCH'S CRANBERRY months. JELL-0 ROLLS and Kichard Wynn of New- He was a retired New York ark; four other sisters, Mrs. attorney. JUICE Clair Truex and Mrs. Eleanor Survivors include his wife REGULAR Borden of Brielle, Mrs. Cath- OR PLAIN, PINEAPPLE, CHERRY, BLUEBERRY Emily (Argue) Lauria; one COCKTAIL JUBILEE _ j^ erine Williams of Dover son Anthony of Danviller DECORATED , Township and Mrs. Emrna N.Y.; one stepson, Peter 8c OFF LABEL ALL VARIETIES C Child of Wanamassa; 18 Popp of Brooklyn', N.Y., and 2 PAK 115 SHEETS HEINZ SPAGHETTI TWO GUYS PRESERVES CHEESE CAKE ;59 three grandchildren. PEACH, APRICOT, $ FROZEN FOOD DEPT Randolph S. Amand 3rd Funeral arrangements are PINEAPPLE OR under the direction of the SAUCES 3 .87' STRAWBERRY MARLBORO - Randolph 3" l John J. Ryan Home for Fu- ' LADY SCOTT ORE-IDA POTATOES St. Amand 3rd, 18, of Rt. 79 nerals. CREAM'STYLE CORN TWO GUYS died yesterday in Riverview OR FRENCH STYIE FACIAL TISSUES REGULAR - Hospital, Red Bankrfollowlng LIQUID DETERGENT OR injuries he, suffered Sunday in Stephen H. Slover GREEN BATHROOM CRINKLE CUT an auto accident in Colts LONG BRANCH - Stephen Neck. BEANS nous 27' 5^99' Herbert Slover, 74, of 281 5=89' BIRDS EYE INTERNATIONAL He was born in Paterson MacArthur Ave. died sudden- HEINZ and was a Junior at Marlboro ly yesterday in Monmoutn WEEKLY SPECIAL STAR UNIVERSAL High School. Medical Center. TOMATO FABRIC VEGETABLES Mr. St. Amand was a passen- Mr. Slover was born in JAPANESE, BAVARIAN Pleasant Plains, Staten Is- DISH-SINK KETCHUP DANISH, MEXICAN ger in a car which struck a SOFTENER SPANISH tree on Clover Hill Road early land. He was a member of the & GLASS BRUSH 32-oz.btl. 43 gal. jug. Sunday morning. Asbury United Methodist All plastic. With IMPORTED Church here. He retired in TWO GUYS 4 Afi He resided here 1M, years, 1964 from the Long Branch handle-end food- BIROS EYE "AWAKE" Jiaving moved from Haledon. school system. scraper. PIMENTOS CRISP CRACKERS U.-9T £ ALMLL VARIETIEvMHiciirSa UUHKBUBRYT BREAKFAST DRINK v 79 Surviving are his mother, Surviving are his widow, REG. 99c SUNSHINE CELIO OR CTN. »''-^^. Mrs. Gladys L. Meisel; his fa- 68 BUITONI CHEESE OR SAUSAGE _ _ Mrs, Mary Hoyt Slover, and • WITH A FOOD PURCHASE OF $2 OR MOH. C ther, Randolph St. Amand Jr., SCOOTER PIES W 43 several nieces and nephews HOUSEWARES DEPT. HYDROX COOKIES 39 Totowa; a brother, Anthony on Slatcn Island. INSTANT PIZZA 59 DiPaola, here, and his mater- SANDWICH PULLMAN Flock Funeral Home is in TWO CUT) TRADING U>MP APPETIZING DEPARTMENT nal grandmother, Mrs. Lillian charge of arrangements. •a Casson, North Haledon. ONE BOOK SPECIAL WHITE BREAD .39 LIBERTY The Worden Funeral Home, SAVES 12 BAKERY Red Bank, is in charge of ar- Riclinrd M, Belua JEWISH HARD ROLLS 2%55' rangements. EAST KEANSBURG - GERMAN Richard M. Belus, 82, of 56 SWISS SCUBA "SPORT" Navesink Ave., died yester- HONEY DIP DONUTS 55 DEATH NOTICES CALENDAR WATCHES LEMON MERINGUE OR PINEAPPLE BOLOGNA,, HD 7> IlfmTkothlcr. 42, of Red." day at Riverview Hospital, »oOd Clly, California, formerly nt ]2,. Styling for every member YOU PAY tonttmn. Bon of Jim. Erma Ballcv of 9 lied Bank, after a long ill- Marvann Ct VV. Konilnirfr. and bruci ness. of thi family. LargB dote ^^^ tfhMV ..mope lor CHEESE PIES u.«.»a,49' Kocfilcr of Hrd Bank. Surviving, wllp window for ecuy (cadirg. ^J 97 Ptu, Lorraine anil Ihrcc children, one SPICED erandcjilltl, two fllHtnrii, all of Cali- Mr. Belus was the son of Elapicd lime dial, elec- • ^fc OMiriUlO fornia. Ketlretl World War veteran tronicolly timed. REG. 17.97 40 mocuu ANGEL FOOD RING 55 Mrvlng In the Navy. Military funenl John and Harriet (Clancy) your money! Wednesday, September 23, 1970 "This letter is in response to a reported article in your paper written by Mr. Louis G. Harris regarding a possible move of the Army Signal School to Fort Gordon, Georgia. "Georgia and New Jersey are both states in' which we It's Not an Issue can have pride. Being a Georgian by birth and a New Jer- seyan by choice, I am thankful for the opportunity that I It's bad enough to hear Republi- have had to live in each of the two states. It has also been military spending and, with it, help my good fortune to have had excellent Signal Corps training can congressional hopeful William cool off the economy. at both Ft. Gordon, Ga., and Ft. Monmouth, N. J. F. Dowd blame Rep. James J. How- Efforts have already started to "The comparable values to be derived from having the ard, D-N.J., for the possible loss of mount a responsible campaign to let Signal School located at Ft. Gordon as opposed to Ft. Mon- Ft. Monmouth's Signal School to Ft. Defense Department officials know mouth are debatable. Both areas have something unique to Gordon, Ga. why the Signal School should re- offer signal training. I must say, however, that I favor Ft. Monmouth, the home of the Signal Corps, Electronic Re- Now it's equally distressing to main at Ft. Monmouth. And the big search and Development and the Signal School. factor could be the fact that the have Democratic freeholder candi- "While at Ft. Gordon I failed to get the impression that date Marvin Olinsky jump on the school can be opeYated more effi- the military were regarded as "friends" by the average bandwagon and aim a similar thrust ciently here as part of the vast fort Augustan. On the contrary, near "open hostility" toward at the all-Republican Board of Free- complex. the young soldier prevailed in Augusta. That is not to im- Interestingly, Mr. Howard and ply that the Ft. Monmouth area is totally without problems. holders. I do believe, though, that the New Jersey communities the Board of Freeholders have If ever there was a non-issu« in around Ft. MonmouUi do accept and appreciate the,military worked diligently, and together, ov- '•• here. I have received and witnessed this area's warm hos- this campaign it is the question of er the years to insure the place of pitality for the military. the Signal School and the politicians Ft. Monmouth in the county. But it "I say, let a good thing remain unchanged. Let the Sigr would do the public a favor by keep- is often difficult to battle strong po- nal School remain at home at Ft. MonmouUi." ing this discussion in its proper per- litical interests in Washington, both spective. Republican and Democratic, which Republican Dogs This is the time of economy—in might have other ideas on where to Windham Way the military and in the nation. And it spend the military dollar. Freehold, N. J. could very well be that the Signal We would suggest, at this time, a . To the Editor: , ,, School here could fall victim to the I am writing this letter to commend the present Free- display of unity and action. The Sig- hold Township leaders for their coup in capturing the hein- federal cost-cutter's ax. Certainly, nal School is not a political football. ous dog license scofflaws; truly a brilliant example of allo- we hope this doesn't happen. But It is a serious matter that deserves eating municipal priorities. Admittedly the burglars, car this is something we must expect full and responsible support from all vandals and marijuana trafficers remain at large, but then priorities are priorities. The streets go unpatrolled, site plan when the President seeks to reduce segments pf the community. violations are ignored, and the potholes remain in the roads, but at least the dog owners are kept in line. The Southern Gulf Water people still collect their pound of flesh for unsafe The United Way to^Cive water and subpar sewage disposal ... THE REPORTER We could, overlook the inconvenience to the housewives who had to waste a day in order to go to court and we could Monmouth County's United Drive paign and ftie/history of Monmouth disregard the several hundred dollars in postage ($.51 per campaign has started — and all signs County residents who give to worth- The Season of Serenity letter including certified mail), but I cannot overlook the are there that this will be a banner while endeavors. ' interference of politics into law enforcement. The magnifi- year. A total of 27 volunteer agencies By JIM BISHOP up the morning sun in designs too Intricate cent accomplishment of the dog census taker is sullied by a for jewelers. spotty pattern in the application of his duties. will -benefit from the campaign, Soon we will have the season of die It wasn't too many years ago that beautiful death. The air will sparkle like a The sea subsides; wavelets scour the Somehow, only dog owners of Republican registry were fund-raising for many agencies in the which is conducted within larger bus- diamond under water. Tree trunks will beach with dark fingers. In the forest there summoned. Unfair as it may seem, absolutely every dog is the bacon odor of woodsmoke from a cab- county was a haphazard affair. But iness, industrial, educational and civ- darken and the leaves will stiffen In orange owner cited, that I know of, was a voter of a political party ic institutions. Federal, state and and russet, like cereal ID a in. A gniirrel, with eyes bigger than his different from that of the dog census taker. It Ls under- then came the United Fund and, un- heatf, stands frozen to the trunk of a tree standable, but not excusable in view of the fact that the cen- bounty employes also are involved. box. There is a cool quiet- der one flag, coordinated, to a great ude in autumn; a resigna- with a kernel in his mouth. The fox, low and sus taker is a registered Democrat and Ms wife is a Demo- extent, the annual giving effort It "We are one of the fastest grow- tion at being crushed be- gray, follows his zig-zag course toward food cratic county eommitteewoman! ^ because, since his marriage, he has learned ing United Funds in America," aaid tween the heat of summer , Although I am a still, muted voice in a cacophonyro? has been a great success. that he must find it and bring it back for his Edwin M. Ambler, the fund presi- and the icy blasts of win- echoed accusations, my voice will be shouted loud and dear Today, there art 1,000 volunteer! ter, wife and babies. in the Freehold Township elections on Nov. 3rd. dent, "but we must be because we * * * working for the United Fund In its Summer overstays its •• - I hope that the mantle of responsibility will pass to;anew are one of the newest and we have APPLES ON THE ground are pink and progressive breed of leaders and dog catchers. •%'- "Give-at-Work" program. The ef- welcome; the first swirl- to catch up." ing flakes fall too Boon and healthful on top, brown and dead under- However, I thought most dogs were independents any- fort is on in-plant solicitation and What he is saying also Is that, in the most colorful season of neath. Birds stand on tree limbs, facing the way, ' • . .. jfr I corporate gifts. a ls cau nt in the narrow breeze so that their feathers will not be i Very truly yours, '-.',]'. its three-year history, the county " 8 brushed the wrong way. They look for the Gail Leon -;'v-.v This yew'i goal of $310,00 is up United Fund has carefully raised days between. Silhouettes dark blot in the sky because they know that more than $500,000 for the agencies of Canadian geese form a black V against summer will not leave the stage without a 25 per cent from the amount raised the dome of the Universal Cathedral. The Dowd's Selection last year, and.Robert Benster, the which serve all age groups, all cul- final roll of drums and the bright blue artil- soft breeze, doing its ironing, will flatten lery of the sky. campaign chairman, says he is opti- tural and economic levels and all the small wrinkles in the lakes, and every- 70 South Bath Ave, , ?•'•'•• thing on shore will be seen upside down. In the village store there are barrels of Long Branch, N. J. 1;-: .• mistic, despite uncertain business areas of the county. fruit and bins of raisins and spices and To the Editor: A grasshopper will rock on the trampo- macldnaws and overshoes and snow shovels As a commltteeman of Monmouth County, I wish to state conditions. The United Fund can achieve its line of a long grain of wheat, wondering and a Santa Claus stove with a red belly. that Marilyn D. Brenner is wrong when she says that MpG We share his optimism because goal this year. But Jt needs your what happened to that hot season of de- The night sky glows with die confetti of con- Dowd was picked by Washington. Mr. Dowd was selected licious insects. Mornings become cool and we are familiar with the outstanding help. We all benefit from giving the stellations; a college boy walks his girl by a vote of the Republican county committee from a field schoolchildren sit at breakfast with their group of leaders running the cam- united way. home, holding her hand, and we know that of. many qualified candidates. He is a native of Long knuckles between their knees. Mountains there is nothing new In death or life. Nature Branch, most competent, very aggressive, well versed on the with strong shoulders stand Implacable is always orderly. national situation and a most energetic young man. He against the change and watch their hair would be a credit to either political party. INSIDE WASHINGTON turn white. The rain will come cold and slanting, painting one side of houses and trees and Tio correct another lie in the Brenner letter, let us set the It Is. the season of serenity, as spring ls hills. It will gargle down rain-pipes and run record straight: Mr. Dowd ... had to work very hard to put of birth, and winter is of ghostly days gone. down gutters, carrying twigs and floating himself through college. , - \> ^Irresponsible' Commission The jky becomes pale, and sometimes the dead leaves like miniature canoes. There is I cannot understand where she got her information. It is moon comes up full while the afternoon >un a sad, unheard music in the majesty of au- as incorrect as her defense of Mr. Howard's record. Mr. By ROBERT 8. ALLEN Uchrnan, however, has Joined the commit- is still tracing shadows. Frogs will croak in tumn; an end to something more beautiful Howard has one of the worst records in Congress concerning and JOHN A. GOLDSMITH sion's critics. the rushes and silvery fish will leap and than its hopeful beginning, his attendance and this isn't any lie. In addition, he has President Nixon and his White Hou«e * • * splash Just one more time before the vault is It furnishes the pretty garlands for its done next to nothing for the people in his district during the closed witti ice. aides art increasingly disenchanted with EVEN BEFORE ALLOTT mad« his own grave. In the big cities, the skyscrapers past six years with the exception of writing a few letters. * * * one of their own creations, the President'* comments, in a full dress speech In Chicago, remain awake with lights all day. In the Mr. Howard must bear the full responsibility for the Commission on Campus Unrest. Erlichman told CBS. News, "We can't con- IN THE FAR North, the cold clear wind country, a little boy studies the tepees of impending loss of the Signal School. During his six years ,.* This supposedly "in- duct foreign policy by presidential commis- starts its run south, playing a harmonica on corn stalks and wonders why his heart ls in office he sat by telling the people how good he was while *" ' side" Information is now sion any more than we can by street demon- the limbs of aged oaks, curling over the im- heavy. Along the beach, the summer houses the Signal School was slowly slipping away. He permitted rather widely available strations." He chided commission members mutable rocks, whipping tawny ice-cream are quiet; the locks are on; gray field mice millions of dollars of our federal tax money (the tiftzens of I here. It can alao t» read prowl timidly in a half-empty bag of flour, A New Jersey) to be used to build and improve facilities at • 1 for "taking to the cameras" in that vein. cones from old country roads; The -roses between the lines In a along the fence, dead since mid-summer, forgotten bathing suit swings from a clothes- Ft. Gordon, Ga., without ever raising one finger to stop this. swelling OOP criticism of Insiders now report that OOP critics line, certain to be carried away on tht win- will focus increasingly on the commission are stripped nude until they appear to be This is no He. • ' I the commission, which is dead arteries. ter wind. Crabs on awkward stilts walk the On his record, Mr. Howard should be turned nut of office. j headed by former Penn- staff, which includes a number of dis- edge of the beach. White terns, with speed possessed employes of the Johnson and Ken- And yet there ls a lofty goodness in this Michael Grauman sylvania Gov. William death. Autumn is submissive. It dies In ever- flaps on, stand still in the sky watching the j Scranton. nedy administrations who were hired by crabs. Chairman Scranton. Critics are circulating brightening colors; the white-streaked bir- The tip-off came early The intoxication of night jasmine Is gone Successful Year 1 this data on cnmmteilon staff members: ches fashion leaves of canary yellow and this month when "flam- burnt sienna and pear. The meadows wear and the sun is cold. This is autumn, the sea- Middletown, N. J. GOLDSMITH b o y i n t, inflammatory, —Executive director William M. Byrne, pale frost and a cold bedroom window picks ion that ls born too tote and dies too soon .. To the Editor: 40-year-old former U.S. attorney In Los An- prejudiced and irresponsible actions of the On behalf of the Woman's Club of Middletown, I extend commission" were criticized by Sen. Gordon geles, who was appointed to that post by former President Johnson, YOUR MONEY'S WORTH our thanks to you for the excellent coverage your paper Allott of Colorado, who is chairman of the gave our organization-this past year. •ftepuhliean Policy Committee of the Senate. —Research assistant Owen Flos, attor- ney for the Justice Department's civil right* The excellent publicity enabled our fund-raising activi- The policy committee Is a wholly partisan ties to be most successful and in this way we were able to group dedicated to advancing GOP inter- division in the Kennedy and Johnson Admin- istrations. (There are at leant four other at- You Pay Pollution Costs contribute to many worthwhile charities. ests. Us chairman does not indiscrimi- Your staff was most cooperative. nately criticize a commission named by-a . torneys .fqrmerly..with the. civil jights-divi- By SYLVIA PORTER Pollution is unmistakably, undeniably ~:~~Thank"ji6iir."~ :; :~'T "~ _._-.,_..- Republican president. sion.) ' "I read with interest your column, Syl- on your mind. -David Kaye, from 1968 to 1971) affil- via, stating that It's the U.S. consumer who #, * ' # Very truly yours, The White House, and other GOP crit- . • Mrs. John Ward ics, have the same apprehensions about the iated with the Boston draft resistance group will pay for the control of pollution. You are MORE THAN SEVEN in 10 Americans as a counselor for young men seeking to Publicity Chairman commission. They have been advised that so right. There will inevitably be either say they are .worried about environmental the commission's forthcoming report will avoid military service. higher prices to the cus- pollution; a recent Gallup poll disclosed that seek to justify on-campus . * * * tomer, for most products, violence and disruption by GIVE MADISON A MISS - Some Re- or there will be a big dent 10 per cent of a cross-section of Americans lamenting academic re- publicans, who would like to give the com- made in the private enter- now consider pollution one of the most im- percussions of the unpopu- mission the benefit of the doubt, complain prise, profit motivated portant problems facing the nation, vs. only lar war, the deteriorating privately that the commission's actions economy we have in this 2 per cent in June; some observers go so far environment and the oth- make it difficult. As an example, they con- country, with serious re- as to 6ay this single issue of cleansing our erwise parlous times. trast the commission's reaction to-violent percussions on the value air and water will close the generation, ra- Mr. Nixon has made it incidents at Kent State and Jackson State of equities, etc., etc." clear, on ajcouple of occa- Universities and the recent bombing of a Okay. Bob - a friend, cial and affluence gaps. sions, that he has no sym- laboratoryat the University of Wisconsin in and the president of a But are you prepared to put your money pathy with rationalizations Madison.*' PORTER— world-famous chemical where your mouth is? f lal Sflil He dealt Members of the commission, in their company - has zeroed In Tragically, the probability is that you " " on a basic question. sharply with them in his view, were happy to get into the act when are not. on-camiiusjijieech last week at Kansas State the commission conducted publicized in- Are you, as a consumer, prepared to Item: In a recent public opinion poll University. quiries at Kent State and Jackson Stnte — pay for the staggering cosls of not only Americans were asked whether they would "Listen to this," the President told his where students were shot by National cleaning up todays environmental mess, but pay $15 more in federal taxes to finance a college audience, "if the war were ended Guardsmen. Commissioners were, however, also preventing further air, water and other meaningful pollution control program. By today, If the environment were tleaned up quite willing to avoid any connection with types of pollution? two to one, younger Americans vowed that tomorrow morning, and if all the other prob- Ihe Incident at Madison, where one man was * * * they would, but by two to one those In the lems for which government has Ihe respon- killed in the bombing by students, which did ARE YOU, AS a stockholder, willing to over-50 age bracket opposed the tax. By two sibility were solved tomorrow afternoon - extensive properly damage. support Ihe measures the company In which to one, the better educated were for the tax, the moral and spiritual crisis in the univer- In that connection, we are advised that you own stock takes to prevent or combat but by two to one the less educated were sities would still exist. a commission inquiry into the incident at pollution—if the measures mean costs which against it. Only $15! "The destructive activists at our univer- Madison was finally demanded in a letter bite into profits? And this is just the beginning of conflict. sities and colleges were a small minority, sent to Scranton by four Congressmen: Are you, as a taxpayer, ready to pay The evidence points clearly to a real show- but their voices luve been allowed to drown Reps. Barry Goldwater Jr., R-Calif., Don H, anti-pollution taxes and to bear the costs of down in the 1970s between the business-as- out... the. responsible majority," the Presi- Clausen, R-Calif., Robert B. (Rob) Mathias, more and more bond issues in your commu- usual segment of our population which looks dent declared, R-Calif., and William J. Scherle, IMa.. nity to raise bigger and bigger sums of mon- upon pollution as a price we just have to pay Some of the commission's GOP critics Commission members were somehow ey for pollution conlrols? for our material affluence and the younger outside the White House have been disposed unable to participate. A three-member, staff You have to pay for them, you know, In environmentalists who insist that factories to blame presidential assistant John D. Er- task-force was quietly sent to Madison in one guise or another. There is no one else must close if they cannot meet rigid stan- lichman for the commission's failings. Er- response to the congressional request. but you to pay for them. No one. dards. Night peoplel "THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.t WEDNESDAY,' SEPTEMBER 23, 19.70 — Wall L-M Salpsmen Fish Prompt Refund Candidate Dowd Gets Help From Groups of Youngsters Enter '1OO Club' MAIDSTONJ5, England (AP) FREEHOLD — A young SHREWSBURY - Thomas — A bus conductor charged teers started at eight in June. tasks as stapling thousands schools, where five groups of band of Pro-Nixon supporters Catholic, from which Mr. encourage student participa- S. Field, Elmer Muti, Vernon Mrs., Sheila Doust the usual It has reached 224 — and is of sheets of literature, stuf- High School Students for and volunteer workers has Dowd graduated in 1962. tion in the congressional race. L. Gray and Ronald C. John- seven-cent fare, then de- growing. fing envelopes and placing Dowd have been formed, and broken into the political scene The three colleges in the They propose to present Mr. son, salesmen at Wall Lin- The young army is called postage stamps. seven others are being started. manded an extra five cents for < at the shore and Republican area also have Dowd volun- Dowd's views and, hopefully, coln-Mercury, 681 Shrewsbury Youth for Dowd, and Philip The youngest of the Dowd 5 School Groups teers in the campaign. They're to arrange debates to argue the goldfish she carried in congressional candidate Wil- Maimone of Little Silver, Ave., have earned member- a plastic bag. She wrote to volunteers is 7-year-old Bobby The five organized high called College Students for the issues with students who ship in Lincoln-Mercury Divi- liam F. Dowd hopes to bene- former county chairman of Pursell, Middletown, who the bus company, pointing out fit by it. schools groups are at Rum- Dowd and are expected to may take the opposite stand. sion's "100 Club." Teen-Age Republicans, is didn't want to be left out. counteract the activities of "In all, from 7-year-old that a fish is different from a The youngsters, most of son-Fair Haven, with Craig Their performance in 1970 chairman. the Student Movement for a Bobby to the oldest member dog, for which a tare is nor- them of high school age, have "Why can't I help, too?" Kiely as chairman; Lake- placed them among the top In the summer, teens dis- New Congress, an antiwar of Youth for Dowd, the cam- emerged from several sec- Bobby insisted. He was as- wood, led by Claudia Bar- sales^ achievers ili the Lin- mally charged. The company tributed literature while Mr. group which has said it will paign is creating a lot of ex- tions of the area and all of signed the chore of passing tolf; Shore Regional, with coln-Mercury Sales Council. promised a refund. Dowd shook hands and talked campaign for Rep. James J. citement for the young peo- them are getting involved in out Dowd brochures with a Pauline Lagrotteria as chair- with people at shopping cen- Howard, D-N.J., Mr. Dowd's ple who want to take part in iHiuuiniiHittntmutiJiui the congressional race. group of other youngsters man; Middletown, headed by f ters, on the beaches and while the congressional candi- Daniel Cutro, and Red Bank opponent. a congressional race,' Mr. Their parents are pleased, boardwalk, at firemen's fairs date was shaking hands at a Regional, with Ann Fabry Joice said. "They're also too.. Many youngsters found Heading the group at Mon- and community fairs and beach club in Sea Bright. leading the way. learning quite a bit about the outlets for their energy in business districts. This type mouth College is Russell Min- The youngest girl is Dianne elective system and our form the summer' and others feel of volunteer work has been Others are forming at ton, Red Bank, assisted by Siciliano, 9, of Shrewsbury, of government." the experience of participat- reserved for weekends, when Cedar Ridge in Madison Mary Fisk, Red Bank. Janet who already has stapled 14,- ing in an election campaign they are out of school. Township, Freehold Regional, Blair, Manasquan, is the will be valuable to them later. 290 sheets of literature (by Asbury Park, Howell, Mat- chairman of the Brookdale Other young volunteers are her count) at the Dowd for awan, Henry Hudson and Community College group and NURSING HOME Although they have re- participating in the Dollars Congress headquarters in Manasquan. Mr. Joice said Patty Doyle, Hazlet, is the • 24-HbUf Cora turned to classes, the re- for Dowd campaign under the • RN en duty oil tlmn Freehold and at home. he is hopeful that groups also leader at Georgian Court, • Mtdlcara Approved quest to do volunteer work direction of Miss Sandra Mr. Joice said the enthus- will be organized at St. Lakewood. in Dowd's congressionalrace Kiely, a June graduate of NAVESINK HOUSE iasm for Mr. Dowd's cam- Rose, Christian Brothers 10 RIVERSIDE AVE. RED BANK has not stopped. •Hollins College in Virginia. The students, Mr. Joice 1 Sirl'i going to try '* midi.from fh» Corntr. Might tik» paign has spread to the night Academy and Red Bank said, will mainly attempt to Ml-HM Eric Joice, a senior at the Others have put up Dowd University of Miami (Florida) signs and helped decorate the and the coordinator of the United Citizens for Dowd many youths groups formed headquarters in Long Branch. in the campaign, said the They also have been as- number of youthful volun- signed to such unexciting Red Bank Theater Site Is Approved RED BANK — The con- space for the time being. YOUR NICE GREEN ; troverslal mini-movie theater However, board member proposed for the old Sears Mrs. Maryann Canavo noted : Roebuck building on White that during peak shopping pe- Street was approved by the riods around Christmas, park- ! Planning Board last night, the ing may be insufficient and first step toward Borough depending on the commerical development of the borough, MAY QUIETLY Council approval. The council had rejected available parking spaces may . the movie house application in two years be over sub- 'last month claiming that it scribed without the theater first wanted site plan approv- adding to the possible prob- al from the Planning Board lem. and that it considered the lo- DIEOFTHIRST The question of issuing a li- cation unsuitable because of cense for the movie house lack of parking facilities. will now go back to the Bor- Last night, the Planning ough Council. Board agreed that the munici- Edward Grant, owner of pal parking lot on White Grant Printers on Monmouth Street will provide enough Street, has planned a fully automated 300-seat theater for the building. NOW, FIRST MERCHANTS If approved by the council, the theater's operation will require only one employe be Higher Interest present. On Regular '0 Passbook French Girl Savings Is Welcomed LITTLE SILVER - The On One Year American Field Service Inter- Certificates national Chapter of Red Bank of Deposit has welcomed exchange stu- dent, Miss Laurence Kocher On Two Year of Lyon, France. w Planned at the meeting in '4 /0 Certificates the home of Mr. and Mrs. of Deposit Craig Grutt, Miss Kocher's host family, was the selection D«'|H«lii fhnni Op t. tM,«M by F.D.l.C. of a Red Bank Regional High School student for a scholar- ship in the Americans Abroad Program for next summer. Also planned are an AFS weekend program for the 11 Mtmtor FMenl Iwcrrt. Federal exchange students in the Red Corp. Bank area and fund-raising events.

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AN AMERICAN WATER WORKS SYSTEM COMPANY. FOOD PLUS Inc. 58 BROAD STREET RED BANK 8 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK. MJDDLETOWN, N. J.: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1970 • Ski Haus Planned KEEPS SAVING AND SWING AND SAVING AND In Little Silver LITTLE SILVER — Four "We were standing there avid skiers are turning their freezing," Mr. Donald said DOES YOUR CHURCH OR CLUB favorite sport into a full-time and someone suggested, 'Why business with the opening don't you put on skis?' We did here of a full service ski shop. and thought, 'This is great.' " Ski Haus, Inc., will open in Now the Donalds ski every its own new Swiss chalet on WANT TO RAISE MONEY? weekend. Oceanport Ave. Oct. 1. The The quartet chose Little Sil- shop will be just south of the ver "because it's one of the A CLUB PARTY luncheon is the perfect ommended and co»sponsored*byStop& Little Silver railroad station, most centrally located sites in p pyp& next to Dean's Florist, and Monmouth County .'i It's close way for any women's organization to Shop. For further Information call Club approximately opposite the to main roads and in an area end of Silverside Ave. of sophisticated skiers," said raise money! It's free.., it's furl! Your Party-335-7186 or write P.O. Box 184> The principals are Mr. and Mrs. Donald. Lake Hiawatha, New Jersey 07034. Mrs. Gordon D. Donald Jr., club or group enjoys a delicious lunch- Little Silver, and Mr. and Ski Haus will have equip- eon, wins prizes, plays games and keeps Mrs. Robert A. Jackson, Oak- ment and clothing, acces- OPEN SUN. 9-6 DAILY 9-9- hurst. sories, Bonne Bell cosmetics all the proceeds from ticket sales! Rec- and ski wear. The 11-year-old Donald CLIFTON M Main Ava, & Rli. 3 Nut to liadloat There'll be a full stock of twins, William and Gordon, I. BRUNSWICK 233 Rt. 18 (Shoppar'i Mall) play an important role, too. rentals with release bindings, The twins received skis for a skilled repair department, HAZLET Rl. 36 & Fooli Ava. Nut to BradUat Christmas and their parents and one of the largest chil- HILtSDALE3BfW»,hln,le«AY.nu, had promised to take them to dren's departments in the LAURELTON (BricMown) m. 70 Nan t. Bradim Arrowhead Ski Center on New area. The youngsters will NEPTUNE CITY 300 W. Sylvanla Ava. Cor. Corlitt An. lit. 33 Years Day. Jan. 1 dawned have their own separate sec- tion. NO. BRUNSWICK U.S. Rt.t, So. 0| Bt. 130 Clrela bright, cold, and early for the SHORT HltLS/MILLBURH SOO MorriiTpki. Rt. 24W Donalds, who had had ap- MINI-PRICING* Mrs. Donald and Mrs. Jack- M. PLAINFIELD Park Avi. 1 OakTraa Rd, Nut to Iniitai proximately two hours' sleep. son will be in charge of cloth- The Donalds were non-skiers ing and fashion lines. W. CALDWELL 87S Bloonif [«U AV*. )uil w*al of Paitif* Avt. KEEPS FOOD COSTS DOWN at that point. "Duff" Donald Ski Haus will be open Tues- WOODBRIDGE ISSS SI, Diorm Ava. N«tto Bradim had never been on the boards. days and Wednesdays from 7 Mrs. Donald had skied exten- to 9 p.m., by appointment • OPEN DAILY 9-9- Prove Itto yourseit with your own eyes. Your own „ sively as a girl in upstate only, for families, clubs and price tape. Your own groceries. One week, do your New York, but she'd given other groups who make ad- WEST ORANGE Eatl> Rook & Protptct Anna* the sport up after marriage. vance reservations. PARAMUS Rt. 4 & Sprint Valliy Hd. Nail to Komttlt shopping at your regular store. Save your tape.Then WAYNE Rt.23 ft RatmRJ. Nut to Bradim corns In to Stop & Shop the next week. Compare the WYCKOFf 430 Oraanwool Ara. Cor. of Wyekoff Ava, regular everyday prices on grocery items, the things you buy week after week! Campbell's soups, Heinz ketchup, Campership Youngsters your favorite coffee, detergent. How do we know the tape that wl.ll save you money will be the Stop & Shop tape? We You'lllovethebw wouldn't askyou to beacomparison shopper if we didnt expect Impress Counselors pricesinpurmini^pricingigho LONG BRANCH -Two un- Camperships are made tooomeoatflkearose. • ; derprivileged children sent to available through a fund op- Camp Arrowhead, Marlboro, erated by the youth com- Sara Lee this summer by the Camp- mittee of CSC, with registra- ership Program of Commu- tion and transportation assis- nity Services Council scored a tance provided by the Junior Pennsylvania Datch hit with their counselors. Chocolate Cake League of Monmouth County So impressed were the under the chairmanship of young leaders by the positive Mrs. Daniel Grady, Rumson. response of the youngsters to Funtfr are collected from Hoodies UN Spaghetti Sauces their outdoor experience that i n d i v 1 d u a 1 s and service fi they reached into their own groups through newspaper Fine, Medium, Broad pockets to come up with the publicity and private solic- Assorted Flavors cash for a two-week extension itation. of the youngsters' stay. Newton Acres Poly Bags i Mb.' To Mrs. G.B. Hollar, admin- Mrs. Hollar said the newest 32-oz istrative assistant of the coun- service group to contribute jar cil, it was one more human was > the Fair Haven Teach- Vegetables interest vignette in her role ers' Association, which paid the expense of two Fair Ha- as coordinator of the four- Corn, Peas, or year-old program which this ven children to Camp Arrow- Stop & Shop Peas & Carrots Stop&Shop year placed 298 dishead- . Chicken Noodle Bony'*.. advantaged county children An innovation in fund-rais- A in camp. ing technique was a cocktail or Scooter Pies The youngsters, aged seven party and auction of chil- •HUH inn Chicken with Rice Soup Medium Peas through 12, attended 10 day dren's-donated paintings and Ctiocolata, Sfraif berry, VanUIa and residential, private and drawings at the home of Mrs. French Fries ' 19c non-profit camps, ranging ge- Grady which raised $545. ographically frcra nearby lo- Participating camps in 1970 II cations to Bear Mountain which accepted children on a Taste O'Sea 1O State Park in New York. 1 e s s-than-cost basis were: £ cm"£U Recipients of "camp- Young Men's Christian Asso- Onion Rings 3S*1 erships," analogous to schol- ciation-sponsored Sta-Home, ar ships in the academic Long Branch; Arrowhead, CalTreat or Madrono Stop & Shop sphere, are selected on the Marlboro; Joy, Lakewood; basis of referrals by social Rarltan, Sayreville; Zehnder, Sliced Strawberries 3 $ LysoISpray workers, public health and Herbertsville; Summer Fun, Cranberry Juice school nurses, teachers and Our Own Caterer's Kitchen Asbury Park; Hepburn and OUfl |, t ASSORTED , Disinfectant clergymen, "anyone whose Topanemus, Freehold Town- r ar Cocktail work brings him into contact ship. oneroert FLAVORS ' with children who need a Also, Boy Scout camp at Utt chance to grow," Mrs. Hollar Forrestburg, Girl Scout aerosol I I said. camps at Farmingdale, Camp Instant Rice siop & shop can Shiloh, operated by the Church of Christ, Mendham, Minute Rice S?49 and Camp Iroquois, operated Bucknell by Christodora House, New Chocolate Morsels Semi-Sweet "m 49° York City, at Bear Mountain. Whole Kernel Sun Glory Group Hosts Mrs. Hollar said donations Nestle's Jumbo Morsels to the campership fund are accepted on a year-round Stop&Shop Pancake Syrup 2 Niblefs Corn Grape Jelly Freshmeii basis and should be sent to MIDDLETOWN - Area CSC Headquarters, Third Log Cabin Pancake Syrup residents who will be mem- Ave,, Long Branch, N.J. 12-02. bers of the Class of 1974 at 07740. Bucknell University and their Cider Vinegar stsp&sinp • T cans' parents were guests at the an- nual freshman reception giv- Meeting Is Tonight Heinz Cider Vinegar en by the Monmouth-Ocean For Seniors' Parents Counties Chapter of the Buck- LONG BRANCH-The Guid- Saladt>il5fop&Shop nell Alumni Association. ance Department of Long The reception was held at Branch High School will offer Mazola Corn Oil Um&green I x 1 Iff • oMhecernlng homemaker. Lovely Illy- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Da- a special program for parents 3 ImnnftPCl GhlH#l -valley motif... -delicate vid A. Akerhielm, Fox Hill af senior students, Who are Shortening Stop&Shop «J79c infovrs,.. ^lllipUl ICU Ullllld platinum edge. Reg. 1.10. Road, here. Co-hosts were planning on advanced educa- Mr. and Mrs. G. M.tion at 8:15 o'clock tonight in Crisco Shortening, 2 89c FEATURED PIECE OFTHE WEEK: Mclaughlin, Middletown, and the high school auditorium. Ruffle Lt. Col. and Mrs. J. C. Drum- The purpose of the program Stop&Shop Flour .823*' mond, Bradley Beach. is to review such topics as: 3 10 DESSERT DISH Jack E. Brothers, directqr college admissions, factors Gold Medal Flour \$ 33c Fern £ with each $3 pmduse of alumni relations at Buck- determining selection of a col- ne,!l, and three under- lege, securing adinisslon_to Tomato Sauce stop & Shop 10«!«79c graduates, Thomas' J: Gil-~. college, and financing a col- mour 3rd, 17- Kemp Ave., lege education. Counselors Hunts Tomato Sauce •«ftc Rumson; Mark A. Irwin, 184 will share experiences with !-.' ^l" •". +~vwv *vicv^ vrivy ft vvir xelrods Ninth St., Belford, and Carl graduating classes and latest Macaroni & CheesesiMjjhoj 11 bated go6dsftom Stop & Shop A. Van Kirk, 492 Hance Road, communications from col- Health & Beauty Aids Little Silver, represented the leges and scholarship pro- StopS Shop Cottage Cheese university. grams. Kraft Dinner S flavored. Dial A The alumni chapter's an- Stop & Shop Elbow Macaroni Raisin Bread Mb cup nual -cash • award for assis- % 49c Better buy more 35' Deodorant tance in the purchase of text- Long Brancher than one loaf of books has been awarded to Mueller's Elbow Macaroni ii 67c Mb Swiss Style Marc R. Krauss, 29 Avalon Found Innocent this chock lull 29C loaf Profein21 Lane, Matawan Township. A FREEHOLD - Charles Ed- Stop & Shop Tartar Sauce of raisin bread. 1970 graduate of Matawan monds Jr., 84 Cooper Ave., Borden's Yogurts Shampoo lutlll High School, he is the son of Long Branch, has ben found Hellmann's Tartar Sauce 28c fcl,liT»Ollf Mr. and Mrs. Irvin B. Krauss StopS Shop Assorted flavors innocent of atrocious assault s and plans to major in biology and battery upon his wife, Salad Dressing "; ; at Bucknell. Marjorie Edmonds of the Other members of Buck- Fudge Cake 2 ?; 49c same address, last Jan. 31 in Kraft French Dressing POLLUTION nell's freshman class from Long Branch. A favorite ol all Monmouth County are Bron. 2 w Sun Glory IN amurm: wen K. Barry, 105 Avondale A judgment of acquitlal was Marshmallow Creme ages. Chocolate AAt)^ " by phosphates Is Lane, Matawan Township; entered by Monmouth County goodness thru "ft pkg David M. Bellezza, 2 Euclid Court Judge M. Raymond Marshmallow Fluff 39c f & thru. Margarine EVERYONE'S CONCERN Ave., Kcansburg; Barrett C. McGowan, who heard the f In the spirit of community con- case without a jury. I8H Bunnell, 13 Bucna Vista Ave., Peanut Butter stop & Shot Hr 49c Pillsbury 8-ozJ pkg cern, Stop & Shop has posted Rumson; William II. Gelhaus, Assistant prosecutor James Stop & Shop lists showing the percentage of A.Carey presented the slate's lit: c 21 The Trail, Middletown; Skippy Peanut Butter Jjr : phosphates in all the major case. Robert A. Conforti of c 1 d eter er Robert H. Glatstein, 53 Wood- Raisin BunsT44 Crescent Bolls29 M! * 4 u 9 >ts. Phosphates," •{, shore West, Cliffwood Beach; Asbury Park represented Mr. Stop&Shop Vegetable Soup while they provide "cleaning \ Jane A. Hemze, 2 Lawrence Edmonds. power" to your wash, are one I Place, Freehold; William M. i Stop & Shop Frosted Shakes & of the leading contributors to r Kinney, 53 Bemad St., Eaton- Vaccinations Ordered Campbell's Vegetable Soup pollution of our streams. We fr- C SloitSltlPlsMni'mcist ! town; Glenn J. Martin, 45 LIBREVILLE, Gabon (AP) 9tZ hope these lists of phosphate ' Stop & Shop Mustard 13c! Pecan Ring ;. 49 content will guide you In your t" GallODing Hill Circle, Holm- -•• This West African nation's { . 99' ner Road. He is vice president of the An- Contadina Cook Book Sauces wmt chor Corp., a mutual fund with this coupon - On hand to greet the one- hundred guests were Ben- management firm, and a ••-- 3-lb. average Good thru Sept. 26. Limit 1 per customer RBR j a m i n Petrillo, Cardinal portfolio manager with the Economical nutritious eating Itoad, rcappointed as cam- Westminster Fund. paign manager, and Township The campaign is the second Committee candidates J. Paul to be managed by Mr. Pet- Janimzzo and Jonathan P. rillo, who is also Republican 3 Ib. average White, and Township Cleric Municipal chairman and pres- Tender mini priced Ib John P. Wadington. ident of the Holmdel Republi- Loin Portion can Club. A certified public Our master chefs prepare tempting main Mr. Wadington who is seek- accountant, Mr. Petrillo Is dishes, piquant silads, delightful disserts ing his second term as munic- secretary and controller of a ipal clerk, is supervisor of the New York real estate man- COUNTRYSTYU Bar B-QStyls , technical Department Infor- agement company. RIB CUT Ib Chicken Cooked III 59C mation Center, Titanium Pig- The campaign manager an- Spare Ribs ment Division, National Lead nounced that the three'candi- Macaroni & Cheese Co. dates would speak at the Oct. Mr. Jannuzzo, Incumbent 7 meeting of the local Re- Delmonico Potatoes township commltteeeman, is publican Club. The club's an- manager of advertising and nual picnic is scheduled tor Fresh Pork Shoulder 49 Sunday, Oct. 18, and the Potato Salad 2 A 69' sales promotion, International Telephone and Telegraph Co. group's barn dance will.be Mc Buy and Is a member of the Board held Saturday, Oct. 31. Fresh Pork Butt These From our superb DOC Favorites Country h Farmer's Market Lottery to Determine ARMOUR .From. Our Juicy, Crisp Sliced Bacon STAR SeafoodDept. Parking Space Winners MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Birth dates will continue to ARMODR STAR BONELESS "It's like selective service," he drawn until all 117 spaces have been filled, she added. Councilwoman Patricia Wills explained to her colleagues I/Ucky winners will be no- Fresh tified by mall or telephone. Daisy Butts MCINTOSH last night. Each person assigned to a She was talking of the Mass space will have (lie right to Flounder Fillets Transit Advisory Board's renew his application each plan to assign reserved park- year. Spaces vacated by Cooked Haddock Fillets ing spaces In a 117-space mu- transfer or retirement will APPLES nicipal commuter parking be available to the next com- lot to be developed-on land- muter on the waiting - list, leased from the Central Rail- Mrs. Wills wen! on. road of N. J. in the Freehold Parking rates are $42.5(1 per U.S.D.A: "wye." year /or township residents Those interested in secur- (}3.50 per month) payable In CHOICE ing spaces must send post advance. Out-of-towners will cards or letters lo the board pay $120 a year ($10 a month) BEEF SALE at Township Hall, Lower in advance. Main St., no later than Fri- day, Mrs. Wills stressed. Ap- Boneless Chuck Roast plications, limited to one per 100% RETURN family, must include the ap- GUARANTF.F.ni plicant's.name, address, tele- If jeu'ra fupptd i! 5% bank In. phone number, license plate larail in IhiH inflilioniry limit, Rich flavor in every bite hm'i in opportunity to tcqutrt California Roast J5c number and make of car and • ipin limt buiiMn el your most important — the ap- own, your only nil ittunly fi. pinrfini nitionil compwy. lira,. plicant's mnnlh and calen- •tl in ill lield, Midi i mm or SHOULDER Tender, lean oven roast dar date of birth. womin to iimet company- Cross Rib Roast •99<:; «ltibliih»d retail iccounti 2 to! A lottery for the 117 park- hourt ptr «nk. No itllini or ing spaces will be based on nvarhiid Rmock our uniqua the 'birth dates, just as In the diipliyi ol hind criliid txqmtita Chuck Stewing Beef* i»89< California Steak c« hand Inhioni, A mmimufn ol drawing for I the military (9'S (or men if qualified) will ( SWEET ' draft, Mrs. Wills explained, put you in Itin high profit buii- Boneless Chuck Steak o99 HMI. Expind from profiti and Short Ribs of Beef C compiny Imance plin to any ds- Potatoes 2 19 Turtle 'Hijack' Sold med income. Investment fully it. cuitd «ncl reblled *nh a joo% TORQUAY, Inland (AP) return guaranteed or company re- In your houte serve Schickhaus Italian Ourcmjes Write today for around A r — Nigel Hatcher, 15, was car- floor opportunity ai other araii Stop & Shop Franks Kt Schickhaus Franks "JKT ^ 79c C rying a turtle in his hand bap- hava tone instantly. All ditalli Prune Plums 2 39 gape aboard the British VC10 by mill wilt) reference! Induce pboni numbar with tapir. Stop & Shop Sliced Bologna 79c it 89c i jetliner hijacked tn Jordan by ,.,. Nepco Knockwurst IACK I. PELLECRINO 0r Marinated 0*«§i Anib guerrillas. He kept, the Vice Piisidtnl. Maritlinf NepCO Cold CutS salami Oscar Meyer Bologna "IS. turtle alive wild sandwich TRANSCON INOUSMIES, INC. C Artichoke Hearts 0 1 scraps and whon he got home A Division 6! Brown & Serve Sausage ffi 5* 69 , Oscar Meyer Variety Pak "•* 99c sold it lo a Torquay aqua- International Dynimics Inc. rium, where the turtle naw Is 1J0I W. Kltelli Avinua on display under the name Hi- Anahiim, Calif. >?804 Jack. 10- -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N. J.I WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1970 Reported Attacks on Kids Spark Issue in Matawan Mr. Parker took sharp ex- Although exact figures et," he added, explaining that MATAWAN - The growing The lane is used by children was one of the children mo- Attacks on children have Dwyer to rewalk several ception to the alteration plans number of attacks on children J also been reported in another weren't available, the system the budget could possibly from the Lloyd Road and lested and claimed police pa- routes parents questioned to however, claiming the room who walk a wooded path be- Cambridge Park Schools as a pathway off Church Street has approximately 300 stu- have been smaller had fewer hind the Lloyd Boad Inter- trols have been on the scene determine again the distance was "totally inadequate to short cut to Chilton Lane. near Seventh Ave., where a dents below the projected 7,- children been included. in e d i a t e School brought twice to prevent the attacks. girl reportedly fought off an to schools. hold 90 persons - it was built scores of parents to Monday Worried parents told the Wants Action 200 figure according to fellow The board announced that board at least five children attacker by biting him. Board member Herbert to accommodate 30 persons." night's Board of Education "The police shouldn't have John J. Bradley, president Feder ,in a sharply worded member Herbert Parker. plans are progressing for re- meeting seeking action. were molested last week, "by novation of the high school A two-year contract for gar- to spend their time doing this. of the board, asked for a re- statement, chastised the ad- "This is a disgrace," main- bage pickup at all schools "It's so dangerous. You youths from the Regional Can't you tear down the trees port on the incidents from band room, which is presently ministration for over-esti- tained Mr. Feder. "We'have was awarded to the Ace Man- must do something before a High School." and bulldoze the land so Lloyd Road School principal mating the enrollment for used by 90 students for prac- 1 been under a great deal of zoCo Inc., here, for $18,500. child is killed or raped," one Silvio B. Setteducati of 102 people can see?' he asked the William Reiner. this year. pressure on sums in the bude- tice. parent pleaded. Courtland Lane, said his son board. The remainder of the 150 persons in Hie audience seemed to be on hand to com- plain about alleged in- adequate and discriminatory Roaches Not That Bad, busing. Cite Dangers VERY SPECIAL Angry parents maintained the arrangements for busing MayorAdvises Resident students were badly made . and youngsters were forced to MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - "Don't panic. I'm saying ilar complaints. walk nearly two miles to Cockroaches may not be very this tn reassure you," the schools, across hazardous Mr. Vena said the roaches roads and railroad crossings. desirable company, but one mayor went on. "Roaches are were reported to Mr. Short in can live with them. not as bad as rats — they're August. Mr. Bradley, supported by So said Mayor Hans H. really bad," he .added. "If the health officer had other board members, as- sured the parents all that was Froehlich at the meeting of Mrs. Malincqnico's protests done his job, we wouldn't Township Council when Mrs. have had to have our houses allowed is being done, but followed a comedy of errors pointed to state statutes Joan Malinconico of 34 Lower reportedly perpetrated by sprayed at our own ex- Main St. showed distress Charles R. Short Jr., the pense," he added. which set the busing limits. "Had you people voted the about roaches she says con- township's^ health officer and Mayor Froehlich remarked tinue to show up at her home plumbing inspector. Unable to transportation referendum a that while council is willing to few years ago, you would evfti after it was twice. find a house at 28 Lower Main help as much as possible, "we treated by exterminators. St, owned by Jack Nunziato have busing," he claimed. can't spray every house in the His reference was to a "The house was sprayed — a dwelling reported in- township." OFF $100,000 referendum which last week, and I killed two fested with cockroaches that Councilman Thomas .T. would have lowered the bus- cockroaches today. Then were spilling over into other Powers took a dim view of ing limit for students in K-6 to THIS WEEK when the kids dropped homes in the neighborhood, Mr. Short and his perform- a half-mile instead of the crumbs and milk near the Mr. Short went instead to ance. "There have been many present two miles. "It was de- back porch, five more 37 Lower Main St., where complaints about the health feated by a 10 to 1 margin. If roaches came marching up," there may or may not have officer, who is also the plumb- we tried it again as some of the housewife complained. ° been roaches. ing inspector. I don't think you suggest, it would go down "Now, now, Mrs. Malinco- he's doing his Job. He should By the time the error was 20 to 1," he claimed, pointing nico, roaches aren't that criti- be investigated, and maybe rectified iind thu proper to the constantly defeated cal. You can live with them. I we need a new one," Mr. dwelling treated, the insects school budgets. lived with' them for several Powers said. had marched across the Under Fire years myself when I lived in street to Mrs. Malinconico's Council decided lo have John Dwyer, assistant New York, in a sort of hostile house, she told council. Fogging Unlimited of 1 High board secretary, who was in relationship . . . Roaches are Several other homeowners, St., its rodent control firm, in- charge of the transportation, a fact of life in New York," including James F. Vena of 33 vestigate the roaches and canie under continuous fire Mayor Froehlich soolhed. Lower Main St., voiced sim make recommendations. for inadequate planning. Mr. SPECIAL FORMULA BREAD < ; Course For Bradley instructed Mr. Bronze Star New Police For Briggs S#W 1939 LONG BINH, Vietnam — Is Started Army Maj. Gaither E. Briggs COMMERCIAL — RESIDENTIAL FREEHOLD - The Mon- was awarded the Bronze Star Specialising in Sodding mouth County Police Acade- Medal near here for dis- my have started a seven- tinguishing himself through week basic recruit training meritorious service in con- program. nection with military oper- The course will be under ations against hostile forces. SPECIAL FORMULA BREAD < '•* the direction of Chief of Coun- He is assigned to Headquar- FALL SALE ters, 1st Signal Brigade. tyDetectives Albert V. McCorraick and Detective The major, whose wife, SHADE and ORNAMENTAL TREES John J. Valentine of the coun- Lucy, lives at 437 Jefferson ty prosecutor's office. St., Eatontown, N.J., entered Baked by FRUIT TREES Twenty-five new municipal the Army in 1958 and was sta- policemen in the county are tioned at Ft. 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Open FREE Pork, Lamb and Veal PRICES late Friday 9 - 9 — Also now at the same location — xrowns hat 4MM/mng Grossman's Sea Food ... for the Best in Fresh and demonstration 32 BROAD ST. • 741-7500 • REO BANK PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. IN OUR HOME 3 CREDIT PLANS INCLUDING BANK AMHICARD Frozen Fish. IMPROVEMENT DEPT. —THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N. J.i WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1970 u Middletown Board Again Stalls Apartment Permit MIDDLETOWN - Perhaps would suggest to the board and three were rejected. [some day the application of mission to construct a two-car Also Frank Agresta of 743 side yard and rear yard foot- maintain a swimming pool on an undersize lot; William that no new notices are neces- Marion Dallmus of 7 Wai- garage; St. Mary's Catholic I Forest Investment Corp., sary in regard to the case Rt. 35, to operate a restaurant age; Ric-Har builders of Lau- with insufficient rear yard T. Keating of Leonardville den Ave., was granted per- Church of New Monmouth, prohibited by a previous vari- rel Ave., to erect a house with footage. Road, to erect a house with [which seeks permission to before you," he stated. mission tosubdivideher prop- construct a 96-unit, two story permission to erect a four-by ance stipulation; Daniel Brol- a 30-foot rear yard in a zone Denied were the appli- insufficient setback; and Cra- The board concurred. erty creating two undersize 10-foot sign; and Dr. Leonard ley of 587 Clinton Ave., Bel- where 50 feet are required; rence Scheurman Jr. of 12 apartment complex, will be Eight variance applications cations of William Kesish of 7 lots; Joseph E. Thacke of 2L Kaplan of 1 Daniel Drive, to ford, to retain use of a swim- and Joyce Lowney of 61 South Thompson Ave., who sought York Ave., to add three heard by the Zoning Board of were approved by the board Briardiff Place received per- expand his dental office. I Adjustment. ... ming pool with insufficient End Ave., East Keansburg, to permission to erect a house rooms to an existing building. It wasn't heard in May nor [ in June, nor July. The appli- cation was withdrawn in Au- I gust and then resubmitted. It | wasn't heard Monday night. Maybe it won't be next month either, when it is docketed again. Sluliiaiulimli The 35 residents who showed up throughout the summer to protest were in Township Hall again. This time it was the zoners who TURKEY ROAST delayed the hearing. The case was 17th on the agenda. The zoners speculated it could never be heard by the 11 Boneless p.m. deadline for new cases. They adjourned it until .White & Dark Meat U S D A Gov t. Grade Crioite Oct. 19. USD. A. Grade A; Wrll Trimmed SKcrtCul Big Complex Wanted The company, represented 4Vi-lb. by local attorney Howard A. Avg. Roberts, seeks to build the $2 million 12-building complex rf\ STEAK on a 10-acre site in the Leon- ardo section of the township. Mr. Roberts asked for and received adjournment of the Ib. first three scheduled hearings on the basis a five-member You San Mora 5.lb.$A89 3-lb.$*99 ^ SAVE | board was not present at the HORMEL «an time he was ready to proceed CANNED HAM can SxlH'i Prtmlum Snwkid torxltu lutt U.S.D.A.Gov*. Grade Choke Tender with his case. DAISIES 199 SI 9 Several residents received ToilorMMott BONELESS CLUB STEAK adjournment of the neces- PORK ROIL n frnhUantwiiWMylo . JwM Uon Gre, »«c sary 10-day notification of Foodlown Midgit SPARE RIBS * 79' SLICED BACON hearing as required by I PORK ROLL rrnh U«i foodlmm Frtih statute. 'uteSfX/HSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSK GROUND CHUCK »79' SAUERKRAUT 2 One resident produced an envelope which he said bore a Appetizing Dept. Coupon Sept. 11 date of stamping by Always Tasty »COL Mr. Roberts' office but was "PPrfM!, not stamped by the local post LIVERWURST office until Sept. 12. He asked that new notices be served to BOLOGNA those residing or owning R/ngo Wood/* property within 200 feet of the • proposed complex. VIRGINIA HAM Frnh Board Attorney Louis R. Ai- POTATO SALAD UPTON SOUP.....M kins told'the audience an affi- Domottk davit was submitted by Mr. SWISS CHEESE Mtai, Meatless, Marmara, or Mushroom, Spaghetti ' •SSSl Roberts attesting that notices had been mailed in accor- h.ih dance with the 10-day require- SMOKED WHITING ment. {Where Available) R4GU SAUCE..... "The affidavit is all that is FANTASTIC OFFER CUP THIS COUPON necessary," Mr. Aikins said. "If the letters are not picked up by the post office it is not the fault of the applicant. I PAMPERS DIAPERS. bottlt We Off Label Miss Killian With Thh Coupon Joins College BOLD DETERGENT. IAKEWO0D'—-:.- Sister. M.. Moth Stephanie Sloyan, president of Georgian Court College, an- nounces the appointment to APPLESAUCE the faculty of Miss Julia Kill- Aunl Jemima Complete ian, who served as director of mmm the Monmouth County Li- PANCAKE brary from 1947 to 1969. Foodtown Saves You More Cash! MIX »<• »< »pUmbir It. Coconut Custan been assigned to Vietnam. C 26-oz. pkc RB9 23 Col. Knight graduated from CUP THIS COUPONS the Military Academy in 1945 Mi If fro««l R 14' YELLOW TURNIPS BELFORD — The execu- tive board of Bayview School Hom.itill« Sunshine Pork Sausage Franks Sausage Ihm Snhd or Snnilu ich Spientt 'n the PTA for 17 years, has KOSHER PICKLES Kleenex Towels 'ieen nominated for the post l C Foodtown Frcih Cookies C C 16-01. tin;. of state vice president of the roll 45 New Jersey Congress of Par- SOUR CREAM 2^-85- 65 X89 When Available Whrre Avmtahl, ents and Teachers. The state Ainilnhlr "(invention will be Oct. 12-14 m ti»i«titliij*)ii iHI* IUIIM W.t.l.C. Hit li in Atlantic City. Dinner While Meat You Save More You Snve More Lifjuid Afirr Slimr Iml'mn /«*/ Kleenex Napkins SlarKist Tuna • Drejt Premium Duz Ivory Joy li •Aiilliit »» ,<*, ihlta WO.I.-lrmloii Harmony Girl Scouts C : : Whcttl Germ 'j;;4'/ Will Meet Tonight 2 hoiei vant gmnl giant lna.ullinJdrirrilMhlinK.OI. o/30 59 pi*- 87< site 577< Ajax I)i*h l/uiuul a»,.4(): PORT MONMOUTH — The 55' Harmony Neighborhood df Pricti ifletlive through Saturday September 26. Not reiponilble (or typographical errort. Wt reserve thi right to limit auontititi. Membtr Twin County Grocert. Girl Scouts will hold a troop Middletown. N. J. T©mt R| « H. J. organization and registration v r Ntprune, N. J. Engllihrown, N. J. Freehold, N. J. Rt. 35 & Mr. Hill Rot j FFirmr Blvd. meeting tonight at 8 o'clock Route 33 42 Main St. Park Ave. S Hwy. 33 in Harmony School. Mardwan, N, J, Parents of present and WMI End, Long Branch, N. J. Pert Monmouth, N. J. Formlngdale, N. J. 126 Main St. Wanamoua, N. J. 1 prospective scouts are asked W.it End Court & Mark«t Pl.c. Hwy, 36 & Bray Ave. 10 Bank Street -:— i to attend. Tom Rlv.r, N. J. Sea Bright, N. J. Sunset Ave. Red Bank, N. J. Jackson, N. J. Membership is open to girls Rout* 37 near Wickapecko Ave. in grades two Uffiough nine. 1140 Oce.ii Av». , 56 Newman Springs Road 7 Brook Plan \ 12- THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1970 Gty Issues I Wafning On Top Japanese Finns Leaf Litter LONG BRANCH — WJUl By ROGER E. SPEAR tumbling leaves season ap- Industrial and Sony. Is this above Japan's Hitachi in the proaching, city officials are Q — I've been told that one true? Which one is the largest Fortune tabulation. asking residents not to dis- of the following Japanese of the four? H.V. Q — I inherited 700 shares pose of them carelessly. firms is much larger than any A — Based on their respec- Successful of Peter Paul stock. After in- The city ordinance stipu- U.S. corporation: IJuji Photo; tive sales record for 1969, vestigating I decided it was Hitachi; Matsushita Electric lates that no grass, leaves, tabulated by the editors of Investing worth holding, but now have brush, branches or yard rak doubts. I do not need to sell. ings "shall be placed loose or- Would you evaluate the com. in piles in the sidewalk, gut pany?W.McK. ters or streets" where thej Fortune Magazine, Hitachi may be dispersed by thi ranks first among Japanese A — Since 1967, this can. dymaker has reported declin- forces of nature, passersby or industrial enterprises, having traffic. rung up a total of $2.86 billion. ing earnings. Although in the first half earnings dropped 18 TODAY! Matsushita stands in fifth "We ask that the people o: per cent on a 1 per cent de- IF YOU ARE HARD OF HEARING place on its record of $2.05 Long Branch place leaves in cline in Bales, lower cocoa plastic bags or trash recep DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND billion, with Toyota, Tokyo tiean prices may offset this in tacles. And we ask that tree S h i b a u r a and Mitsubishi the final half. In 1968, Peter Heavy Industries filling the trimmings, hedge clipping: Paul acquired 51 per cent of and similiar materials be cul HEARING "IF HEARING IS YOUR intervening positions in the Van Houten, which provides a order named. Nippon Steel, a to a length not to exceed four PROBLEM BELTONE IS means for penetrating Euro- feet and tied in bundles," Vin- WE MIND The Prices AID new entity since 1969, is now YOUR ANSWER" pean markets. Entry into cent J. Mazza, chief adminis Japan's largest company. The CONSULTATION an entirely new product area trative officer, said. firm, which resulted from the was secured early this year, "We intend to hand out You Get The SAVINGS! ' merger last March of Yawata when a cookie maker was ac- summonses — with the fines Iron & Steel and Fuji Iron & quired. Shifting corporate em- and jail terms if necessary, iwniwi—niwuif'Hj.i"!. '!i... 'i |M i1. EXPERIENCED HEARING AID CONSULTANTS Steel, has combined sales of phasis should be reflected in resulting," Mr. Mazza said. TO ADVISE YOU $3.5 billion. Sony and Fuji gradually improving earn- As for burning leaves, it BONUS PRODUCE SPECIAL Photo are not yet members of ings. Hold for recovery. • permitted if a fire permit • FREE GIFTS FOR EVERYONE Japan's "Billion Dollar approved hy the fire chief. Club," although Sony ADR'B • DOOR PRIZES Marks 30th Year Permits, however, continue ti have just achieved NYSE list- be scarce because of air pol- VALENCIA • BATTERIES —ONE HALF PRICE ing. Fortune's similar ranking With Metropolitan lution. of U.S. corporations — re- NEW YORK - Robert F. Leaf burning devices are — PRESENTED BY — leased last May — placed required, if the permit is ap- General Motors at the top of Muller is celebrating his 30th anniversary as a member of proved. Mr. Mazza said state the U.S. list --with sales of Metropolitan Life Insurance and local health officials dD ORANGES $24.29 billion in 1969. Second Company's home office staff, not encourage burning. HEARING SERVICE place on the list went to Stan- the company has announced. BROAD and FRONT STS., RED BANK dard Oil of New Jersey for its record of $14.92 billion (this Mr. Muller, manager of the Mrs. Mayrose CALIF. salary bureau, section in the 747-1711 figure does not include excise Cites Progress taxes). In fact, there are 25 personnel division, lives at JUMBO U.S. corporations ranking 39 Lennox Ave., Bumson, FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP ~ N.J. Mrs. Frances Mayrose, Democratic candidate for the SIZE township committee seat to which she was appointed In February to fill an unexpired term, has described the time she has served on the Demo- c r a t-controlled governing body as one of "progressive changes." " TIDE On the oUier hand, the Re- VICTORY MARKET publican administration that preceded it "meant ex- 31 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK TELEPHONE 747-0508, 747-1339 orbitant legal and engineering fees, shoddy commercial FRIENDLY PERSONAL SERVICE — TOP QUALITY MEATS and POULTRY property care, unkempt mu- BONE-IN CENTER CUT nicipal streets, and de facto DETERGENT developer rule," she said. Among 1970 accom- WITH LEAN plishments, she cited a reduc- tion of more than $30,000 in Ib legal fees even though 'the COUPON township attorney has CHUCK "brought developers Into line" by court action, and a BELOW $40,000 cut in c«ts for "im- proved and reliable service" STEAK as the result of having hired a full time engineer. 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n iff". \ '•'fyt/0'Vfflft- &-""Wt -' "-x I ,M 362 BROAD STREET :$. and MAPLE AVENUE JOIN TH£ PRICE-MIHDfRS! SHOP lleinbach • oibury park • red bank 10-3:30, wed., lei. to9 • btkk town plow, 10-9,lot. la 5e3O, wa. noon to*30, -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK-MIDDLETOW, N. J.J WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1970 13 Review Set OnSnowRule Difficulties FREEHOLD —Councilman Roger J. Kane, a member of the borough's streets and roads* committee, has urged residents who will suf- Exclusively Unconditionally fer hardship because of the In Our - Gwrwrejd snow removal ordinance to fora contact him or Council Presi- Coke Mixes Stores I lifitbn! Campbell'! dent Alfred E. Sanders. FINMT - DEVILS FOOD, CHOC., TOMATO SOUP The ordinance, which goes LEMON, MARBLE, WHITE, YELLOW into effect Nov. 1, bans park- (limit Please) ing on any street in the borough between midnight and 6 a.m. from Nov. 1 through March. lib. Violators are subject to a 10 oi. $5(1 fine, II) days in jail or \V/i oi. Tomato both for each offense. pkg. The ordinance drew criti- cism when it was adopted last March because it works a hardship on residents who don't have driveways.. Mr. Xane said he and Mr.

*'ml 'M^nv^m^^^^F^^m •••• !«•••••• ••^''^^^^^^^^'^^^^VO^^^OMHiOIVVIOlOffpl^olvllHo^^o^oIIIBoVVviHIHOBOJOflVffvillllowoJOVIIV^V^HVIIHIVIPVVIOHVHoVonvfflTIMvq^^pjp] Sanders will investigate hard- Pineapple HAPPYNIWYtA* Hawaiian ship cases with the bnrouph TO All OUR attorney and the borough en- FINAST gineer to see what adjustment JiWISHttUMDSI MOSIMUNDS Ilk. AII Juice LIMIT 4 LIMIT 4 can be made. Punch "Every call will be looked Into," he promised. 0 MOST BRANDS 4Y' Program Whifeffish *™^ZSC Whifefish«*2£*|«1 row C e For All Ages Horseradish S15 Candles*«*. 12Pt !9 FREEHOLD - The Free- MMIVA Wanijtfiowte •IDo&ftac fmUui uuinsiti •» lie hold YMCA is planning a fall iTIHKQ Re9, unwhtJ pl»-*P IlimillW* ««»w»*« •»• U I program for the entire fam- naWHMD-SlluderHalvM ily. musr Tre-schoolers will be of- fered swimming Instruction, Peaches T Con ££ 5 kindergym and story hour; Girls and boys will have nUCT-bfr,TMiierifewMK •OUNTY swimming Instruction, swim team, and Junior Leaders Club. Spaghetti Towels S"!r29« There will be gymnastics for girls; gym and club pro- gram for boys; yoga, sllmnas- tics, and discussion groups for women and physical fit- SEAFOOD SAVIMOS MR. DBS nests for men. FRESH WHOLE The program wilt also in- Flounder clude Indian and Adventure GENOA Guides for fathers and sons; Fillet p- > .Indian Princesses for fathers and daughters; Origami, rug SALAMI making and crewel work for mothers and daughters and Cod ^ M A trips for the family. CHICKENS Further information may be ( half Ih. Steaks & »4V obtained from program direc- Fry, Bake, Broil or Barbecue tor Dulcie Dyche. MB>IUMWMi n iu, imun itlb, OOT9< ProwoloM Chooso "-99* ChcnysfomClams Wkitefiili Chubs ^^79* Bell Promotion Haddock Fillet •£• e For Chernak £. Uworarairst ^ *8S NORTH ANDOVER, Mass. Heat* Serve Perch — Jess Chernak of 6 Balllns- Creamy Cole Slow *«« wood Road, Atlantic High, lands, N. J,, has been pro- moted to director of the CALIFORNIA Transmission Technology RIB ROAST Laboratory at the Merrimack Valley Laboratory of Bell "'.EN READY Laboratories here. E >. TR A SHOPT "In Your House ALL MEAT,, VAC ALL BEEF POLISH , b Ib. C CUT Mr. Chernak will be respon- ServeScMcfchaus" FRANKS /T FRANKS 83 NEUASi sible for the design of equip- ment used in transmission THE BUTCHER SHOP (At Red Bank Only) systems, Including magnetic ROAST components and microwave filters. This design work will SMOKED PICNIC be aided by the use of com- puters. Mr. Chernak will also be in charge or the comput- CHUCK FILLET M.GNON ation center which supports the design of various trans, Or Half $«»«» To Your Onkr mission systems in the overall PHONE 842-5296 TO PUCE YOUR ORDER Bell System network. Free Eye Test FROZEN FOOD MVOWIK FIRST

OVEN FJUSH PROM "fUSSY" BAKIHS Dr. Trad Continur* Hf A1TH A BEAUTY AIDS STRATFORD Alb. COFFEE CtEAMER 11b, i oi. MC Straw Preserves FARMS •* |tn Pream |or #T Dr. Jtniikin Practice SHELLS « loi. 49c w/COUPON > Ik j*( M A N.A S Q U A N - Dr. Buitoni Ziti * pk9<. BELOW Sboa^O BREAD SALE Gold Medal Flour Charles A. Trad will continue PROTEIN SHAMPOO FINAST pinl Ib. , FINAST the oral surgery practice of Reg., Dry, Spaghetti Sauce NASISCO Fig Newton Cakes Hearth Rye, •m — Dr. Itobert nankin at the or Oily. 70 e PLAIN, SUGAR same location!" 2701 Rt. 70 Cracked Wheat, M j |k> e*J MfB.$1.35 'h Finast Apple Cider »°' 79 Finast Donuts or CINNAMON •kg.' Oatmeal or here. Size 00 Pumpernickel Dr. Trad received his spe- DRY & NATURAL SPRAY FOR MEN ASST or CHOCOLATE cialty training at Columbia FINAST University School of Dental ^oniniona GROOM can TT Cup Cakes pig. 55* and Oral Surgery and at the ANTI-PERSPIRANt DEODORANT FINAST - SLICED University of Pennsylvania Dial Spray ««••<-99* White Bread 2J147* Graduate School of Medicine. He also has offices at 1207 Grand Ave., Asbury Park.

I)nvi«, White Attend I'an African Congress Long Branch FRKKIIOLD'-John Davis THIS COUPON »fe THIS COUPON m AC THIS COUPON c THIS COUPON e THIS COUPON * Ac THIS COUPON C and Albert While attended the WORTH / WORTH 9V WORTH WORTH WORTH IV WORTH 10 25 1O 320 Third Ave. Pan African Congress In At- Jmfmit th* punliBM of Toward! Iho pwrehaw of Toward) tho purthoio of Towardi iht pvrthato of Toward! tho purthaM «f fowards Iho purchaia of lanta as delegates of the Con- •• • oi. |«r •( e 3 Ik. 1 ox. pkg, of • 11b. pk|. of • S Ib. bug of • 15K oi. pk«. of e S Ib. f ex. pkB. •• cerned Citizens of Freehold. OUT MAXIM PUNCH Red Bank Mr. Davis participated In a GO1D MEDAL HUNGRY JACK AJAX IMPERIAL political liberation workshop COFFEE MAIHID POTATOII DETERGENT Broad & Maple led by Lorol .lones, the play- FLOUR DETERGENT 10c OFF IAIIL ' wright, and Mr. White look nun D«T Limit 1 - Soed at Supgr Finatt MARGARINE Unit t-Good it SipifFKiltt part in a workshop on reli- Linlti-tMdatSipMFlMtt •oiilBini.lt., Sept. 26th LtaHI-BoodittiipifFlnitt LJmft 1 - Goad at Suptr Flnnt Good ttin Sat-. S«pL 2ta lood thra Sat. *nii.Mt» eood thru Sit., Sept. 2Sth •Ndttra Sat, Sept. 26th •ead thru Sit. S«pt. 2Btk Atlantic Highlands gion. MF MFO. R MFO. RBR UnTK °' MR MFC. RBR MFC. MFO RB Other workshops at the con- RBR Rte. 36 & First Ave. g r e s s included creativity, Hi education, history, law and justice, black technology, PRICES BfEOlVE THRU SATURDAY. SOT. 26lh. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT QUANTITIES. NOT RESPONSIVE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. communications, and commu- nity organization. ) 14- -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. /.: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1970 . MCAP Registration Completed for Vote LONG BRANCH - Employ- ish-speaking poor and In Eng- Get an EXTRA MEASURE es of the Monmouth Commu- lish to others, explaining nity Action Program, Inc. how the election will be con- (MCAP) yesterday completed ducted, its purpose and where the task of voter registration polls will be located. of savings at Acme Markets! for tomorrow's countywide One delegate will be chosen , election, when 12 representa- in each of 12 areas. tives of the poor will be cho- Two new polling places have sen for the agency's Board of been added to the original Trustees. list, one in the Kennedy build- An MCAP official estimated ing on Carr avenue, Keans- that nearly 6,01)0 eligible vot- burg, and the other in the Shi- ers had been registered. He loh Baptist Church, Union predicted that the turnout Ave., Manasquan. would exceed that of July, All polling places will be 1968, when only 2,345 cast bal- open from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. lots. Heat was blamed then County officials have au- for what agency officials thorized the installation and called a "moderate" re- use of voting machines in a sponse. majority of the voting places Joseph E. Taylor, MCAP's and ballot boxes in the others. executive director, announced Members of the League of that all details have been Women Voters will supervise completed to insure the elec- the balloting and counting of tion running smoothly. Em- the votes. Representatives of ployes will transport voters the League will provide final to the polls and will assist instructions for the election to them whenever possible, but their members and volunteers under no circumstances at a session in the Eatontown will they be permitted to Memorial school toniqht at take an active role in the 7:30. Thomas W. Kerwin, election. Interpreters will be chief custodian of the coun- provided where there is a lan- ty's voting machine ware- guage barrier. house, will provide instruction Letters written in their na- about the operation of the ma- tive tongue were sent to Span- chines.

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NOTICE H'I2:I c Beef NIIKIUIT'S SAI.K 8UPEBIOI1 COUKT OF NKW JERSEY Meat Ravioli u 6 5 & Gravy 2 79' (HANCKKy DIVISION MONMOUTH COUNTY uockei No. Y-nm-m DECORATING PROBLEMS? Pulankt SavinRB and Loan Associ- ation, * Corp. or the Slate of N.J., IDEAl riBlntiK vs: Philip A. Ocnoveac, and 32 <" A CC T i /I »• Bone Mark, htit wile Defendants By virtue of a writ of execution In Uie above slated action to me directed, Salad Dressing.... i" 43 1 shall cxpofle for sale Ht public vrn- Applesauce-. • .^«#l <"» ilua. at Uie Court House In the Bor- NABISCO COOKIES ««. 0± ough or Freehold. County or Mon- moulh, New Jersey, on Monday the e Miracle Whip 28th Iliy of Hnptcmbrr 11)711. at 2 Log Cabin .^33* o'clock, P.M, Prevailing Time. FigNewtons .^39 All that certain lot or piece of CANE & MAPLE ground BltUHte In the Borough of fitirnwsluiry, In the County ol Mon- C mouth. and Stntn of New Jersey, and Hair Spray ^59 C Ideal Syrup,,.. being more particularly bounded and described Afl follows: BEOINNINn at n point sot In tha VIRGINIA LEE m 0±. ASSORTED FIAVORS Westerly aide or Broad Street also known ai State Highway Route #36 2 e wtlloh point Is distant from the Inter- Lemon Pie ^49 Hi-C Drinks... section formed by the Northerly line 55 of Sycamore Avenue and the Weatarly line of Broad Street also known' aa Stale Highway Route #3rj, 5(0.83 leet - CRESeEKJT-.. ' on a course of North i degreea 28 SUPREME SANDWICH J S. FANCY RED DELICIOUS minutes Bast and running thence (1) along lira northerly line of lands now or formerly of Monmouth County Chapter Red Cross North fin degreen PILLSBURY .10 mingle* West 414.RS feet to a point; PULLMAN thence (2) Np-th 5 degrees 30 min- APPLES utes Enst m.Ti feet to a point; thence (3) along the f^Jtherly lino of landa USE WARDS CUSTOM SERVICI now nr formerly nf A. Warwick South KB deuces -111 minutes Bast 411.41 feet WHITE BREAD Italian Plums Green Cabbage DINNER ROLLS MEf ESTIMATES IN YOUR HOME to a point In tho Westerly line nl llroml Street fllso known flit BlrttR Hlghwny Itoute MXi; Ihrnci' (< airing the West- Young Carrots Call 542-2150 Today erly line of Rrnail fltrpet alao known 22-oz. Boston Lettuce as Stato HlKhwny Route #.m South 4 8-oz. degree* 38 minutes West 64.37 ler-t In Uit all of Ward* Custom the point and place nf HEO1NNING. loaf Yellow Onions Being commonly known and trcsliinHt* Romaine Lettuce Services . cri as No. 812 Hroad street, Shrews- bury, New Jersey. • NtH»r«w» • ihodit • dropirln Trie approximate amount of the Judg- • lllptsvirt • rsupholittry ment to be satisfied by said sale Is uij> susu m off $A.$A.66M together with the coats of this salesale. Wards Monmourii Thee Sherifff hereby reserves the r righhtt to adjourdj n this snle without EXTRA S&H EXTRA S&H EXTRA S&H EXTRA S&H Shopping Center further notice by the publication. PAUL KIBItNAN, Sheriff. STAMPS STAMPS STAMPS STAMPS Eatonlown Clr. 10 AM till •:» nw Dated July 23, J97fl 50 William R. Miller. Esq. with purchaw of any Vi-gat. tin, of wihpurchoMofany with purchaw of two pkgi. of Froitn with purchaM of ux 9-oz. pkgi. of Froun Idtal . SEALTEST VINE RIPE LANCASTER BRAND FRENCH ICECREAM MFG HONEYDEWS MEAT DINNERS FRIES Kldiirnabla ihru Stpt. J4, 1970. lri..mobl. ihioS.pl 74.1970 Ritiftmob.it thru Sept, 76. 1970 ft«d««moblt thru S*pl. 16,1970 IIMir ONf COUPON PER fAMUY ' UMII ON( COUPON PER FAMILY IIMIT ONE COUPON P(« FAMtlY " IIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY

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MAINSTAY Pals Vitamins NibletsCorn D- I HARD COVER VOLUMES AT LOWER-THAH COMPAREI VARIETY PACK of 9 PAPERBACK PRICES! FEDERAL SAVINGS btl. ol $129 • Original pubHihtf's hard and Bayer Aspirin , 200 1 Kellogg Cereal, bound tditioni SJ.,1 TOKET TISSUE • Ov.r SO diffmnt tillw „„„„ LOAN ASSOCIATION OVERNIGHt toch wttk for trw iwxt VALUE I pkg. ol four WMk« twelvt ll ID 36 MONMOUTH ST., BED BANK Pampers Diapers. 69 Scott • Fomou»«rthofi t workt 48 each ... •..yUWi REGISTER "UP1*S Keep * eacner Y oung By GLADYS RIPS educable children in the two Georgia School in 1917, she as some adults get," she said nics. Now it is the site of the taught 17 children from kin- with pride. District 3 voting polls on elec- RED BAJVK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1970 —15 FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - year old school building that "She's the oldest teacher in was named after her. dergarten xi through eighth The children in Mrs. Dono-. tion day. jru!i:!JjiiLj^uimu!;:.iiii ^,;J:IL ii.ji! ii;; JJI ii!ij!uii:;i:,i f;ii.,i!:i irjir.iij iMiii^jj.iiiu'jiiiij;,!! uriiuunui IIH-JII'JJIJIIIIE J iiiiiiir!i:.u::ii;uN,jjii(j-jfii .i-iuiniir'ni,1,1)! JII.'-MII: .i::1:1!Jir? ID the district in age and senior- A week before school grade all in one room. Before van's special tfass are be- Restoration Pushed ity and the youngest in opened, she bustled about her the year was over, people tween 10 and 13 years old. She This year, the Molly Pitch- heart," said Marshall W. spacious modern classroom who had "moved back to the works with them in groups er Club has undertaken to re- cities . .. flacked back," and Errickson, superintendent of unpacking cartons of books that vary from one to three store the old schoolhouse as her class grew to 38 pupils. children in a group. Also, the schools. that she had brought from her an historic landmark. Howard Warns Hanoi Although Mrs. Donovan children "help each other." When Mrs. Donovan left the private collection at home to He was describing Laura went back to school to qualify Another important part of Georgia School in 1936, she Donovan, who just started supplement what the school supplies. The levels of read- for special teaching, she at- the teacher's role, she feels, went to teach in the eight her fifty-fourth year in this tributes much of her success is to "help children know room Consolidated School, the school district. Mrs. Donovan ing difficulty ranged from On POW Treatment first through sixth grades. to her experiences in the one they're loved and under- original West Freehold now teaches a special class of room school. Both there and stood," and to "keep them School. However, after a WASHINGTON - Hanoi Asia, it must be abundantlv Reading Required North Vietnam. in teaching educables, she busy and happy." spurt of township growth in must be made to realize that ciear to Hanoi that almost ah "In my class, they have to Mrs. Howard, on Sept. 10, has worked with children at 1947 the school was over- . all Americans, regardless of Americans are outraged over learn to read," she said. In her one room school ex- issued a plea through her con- different levels at the same perience, she learned that crowded. their political party or politi- the treatment presently ac- $170 Fine She used to teach in a one- gressional wife newspaper time in the same classroom. "children have got to be un- Mrs. Donovan fought cal philosophy, are outraged corded American prisoners by room schoolhouse here. "But column asking residents of Works in Groups derstood . . . they're all indi- against proposals to put the over the treatment of Ameri- North Vietnam," Mr. Howard she's not old, a woman in her the district to write to Hanoi, Is Levied viduals, not the same, and school on double session. In- can prisoners of war by the said. fifties," was the way a local "I work with them in express, concern over the groups — depending on where they themselves know they're stead, the school district re- Republic of North Vietnam, "With the possible ex- treatment of American pris- resident recently described In Holmdel Mrs. Donovan. they are -sometimes there's different. . . they have to opened the Georgia School, Hep. James J. Howard, D- ception of the sick, small and oners, and demand that the only one," she explained. learn to use their personali- N.J., said yesterday. Although Mrs. Donovan where she taught 30 third, unwanted minority of persons North Vietnamese honor tne HOLMDEL — Municipal She believes in keeping all ties in a constructive way... fourth, and fifth graders in M r. Howard's remarks who burn and bomb in the terms of the Geneva Con- , Court Judge Seymour R. says that her age is not for publication, she admits to the children busy all the time. Children today are insecure, one room until 1950, when she were entered into the Con- name of peace and justice, all vention. Kleinberghas fined PaulNas- The activities vary according^ unhappy — that's the reason returned to the West Freehold gressional Record following a Americans are united in their "We all know that Hanoi is ta, Closter, §170 on charges of having started teaching in 191B — "I started young," she to the child's ability and" for so much violence." School after it had been en- joint meeting of the two message of outrage to sensitive to public opinion, being a disorderly person and learning level. Before she taught there, her larged to 12 classrooms. Houses of Congress whose Hanoi," Mr. Howard contin- and even though these prison- driving without a license in said with a sly smile — so the "in her fifties" estimate In the old school house, one father and uncles attended Since then, housing devel- members listened to a mes- ued. ers cannot speak for them- his possession. pupil couldn't learn to read the Georgia School, which opments and industry have sage from Col. Frank Bor- selves, you can make your Assessed on charges of is certainly short of the In a separate statement is- mark. but "could do anything with was built in 17S3. During her whittled away at farmland in man', the President's special sued from his Washington of- voice heard on their behalf driving while impaired and 1 Perhaps her youthfulness is a saw." She had another boy childhood, the school doubled this rapidly growing commu- representative on prisoner of fice, Mr. Howard said that his and provide the public pres- careless driving were William practice his reading by read- as a church. nity which, as a result, is war matters. sure which will force the A. McQueeny, 58 Country hereditary. After all, her fa- wife, Marlene, and a bi-parti- ther William Sothard "died 40 ing carpentry instructions to "One Sunday it was Bap- building a^new school about "While there are differ- san group of congressional North Vietnamese Govern- Club Road, Eatontown, $120, the boy with the saw. tist, and the other Sunday it every two years. When the ment to comply with the Gen- and John N. Thompson, Long years ago at the age of 95." ences of opinion within the wives are involved in a move- Children Aplenty But most of the time, she was Methodist. I never found school on Stonehurst Blvd. Congress as to how we may ment to improve the condi- eva Convention," Mrs. How- Island, $70. Both received six- manages to find a way of get- out which one I was." was completed in 1968, the ad- ard wrote. month license revocations. Or perhaps it's the energy best end the war in Southeast tions of American prisoners in and enthusiasm that comes ting her charges to read. A hundred years ago, when ministration decided to honor Fined $25 each on charges Some of the pupils in her spe- her uncle went there, the Mrs. Donovan for her fifty of speeding and delinquentTe- across when she talks about "my children," past and cial class read at a sixth Georgia School was used for years of service by naming it turn of summons were John grade level, "which is as far Sunday school rallii"= and pic- after her. J. Ferraro, Union, and Mark present. Although she and her J. Humenny, Jersey City. husband John H. Donovan, a Says Howard Conducts . mechanic at Cameron and Assessed $20 each were John J. McNulty, 71 Morris Hoberson, have no children of Ave., Belford, charges of their own, "I have thousands careless driving and driving of children," she said. 'Low-Level Campaign' with defective tires; Cath- She has even '.aken under erine P. White, Newark, her wing two young men who FREEHOLD - William F, Monday in which the con- lection of low-level names the charges of speeding and are building a house for the Dowd charges that his oppo- gressman called Mr. Dowd congressman has,been using delinquent return of sum- Donovans in Cape May, nent in the congressional race "childish" on the issue of left- in his campaign against me," mons, and Michael S. Riss- where they plan to move is conducting a low-level cam- wing support. Mr. Dowd said. man, . New Brunswick, when they retire in about a paign by calling him names He said Mr. Howard re- charges of passing on the year. Mr. Dowd says Mr. Howard Born and raised in the every time an issue is made sorted to name-calling to hide is not serving the district he right and delinquentnjeturn of public. the fact that "radical" anti- summons. township of a family that set- is representing because the tled in the area in the sixteen Mh-Dowd said Rep. James war college students plan to majority of the people in the Fined $15 each were Henry J. Howard, D-N.J., is "delib- campaign for him this fall. hundreds, Mrs. Donovan lives 3rd District support President Mann, 12 Stonehenge Drive, • in the ranch house that her erately trying to camouflage "He is owned heart and soul Nixon and his program for and Gary H. Rosengren, 7 his own weaknesses and re- by the radical leftwing, husband built on Georgia peace. He also feels that Creek Road, Hazlet, bqth on Schoolhouse Rd., about a sorts to disparaging remarks whether he will admit it or people want to cut back careless driving charges: Jo- to avoid discussing the issues not," Mr. Dowd said. quarter of a mile from the spending and halt rising seph Miano, Nutley, and Rob- one room schoolhouse- in anytime his record in Con- costs. ert D. Wilner, Fairlawn.both gress is criticized." Mr. Dowd also accused Mr. which she first taught here. Howard of using such words ' on speeding charges, and Al- Her mother, an Applegate, He said Mr. Howard also.is "The man representing our fred Ha.mmon, North "using the old political trick as ."careless," "irrespon- district in the House-is op- was of English descent. Two sible," and "ruthless" in ask- Plainfieldl charge of passing of her uncles were killed at of calling on hatchet men to posed to the President's pro- on the right. open-up a many-pronged at- ing others to attack Mr. grams and has voted that the Battle of Monmouth. The Dowd's actions. Albert W. Pauwels, Ruther- family came first to Island tack'On.nie, all of them, of way," Mr.. Dowd said. "He ford, was assessed $10 on a course, calling me names." "Add those to the word must go because he is not a Heights and Toms River, and careless driving charge. then to Freehold Township. • Mr. Dowd referred to Mr. 'Har' which he called rhe ear- true representative of the Richard E. Hetfield Jr., Mrs. Donovan's first teach- Howard's' / published retort -. lier, and you have a good col- way our people feel." Plainfield, drew a suspended ing experience was in a one- CLASSROOM SCENES — The veteran teacher started teaching in Freehold Town- $5 fine on a charge of. passing room school in Howell, where ship in 1917 at the one-room Georgia School. Now she holds forth In thii modern on the right. He paid $5 court she stayed for one year. classroom in the school that bears her name. costs. When she first came tothe

ForDisorders State Asked to Preserve

KEANSBURG - Municipal 270-Year-OldShore House Court Judge Seymour H. Kleinberg last night fined By GLADYS RIPS Scottish sea captain who became governor of New Jersey three men on.disorderly per- MANALAPAN — Preservation of Uie 270-year-old An- in 1736. George Washington stayed there the night before sons complaints and ordered derson House may be taken over by tiie state,, Mrs. Evelyn the Battle of Monmouth. a fourth man held for action Harrod of the Battlegound Historical Society said yesterday, 17-PAGEREPOBT by the Grand Jury. Mrs. Harrod said she is encouaged by a preliminary In the conclusion of its 17-page preliminary report to Vincent C. Miller of 75 W, architect's report to the state {historic site supervisor, David Mr. Poinsett, architect John P. Dickey Associates of Me- Shore St. paid $25 on each Poinsett. The report describes die house as a valuable his- dia, Pa. wrote: count of creating a dis- toric site and recommends that it be preserved, preferably "Although each section of the house is representative turbance while under the, in- on its present, original site. of the best architectural practice of its period as a whole, fluence of alcohol and as- Because the property now belongs to the Product Devel- tiie building Is not typical and in many respects is unique. sault; James J. Fox of Jersey opment Company, ttie house could not tie maintained there Its destruction would be a serious loss to the history of archi- City was fined $20 for loiter- unless the state bought the land, Mrs. Harrod said. The tecture in the state. The refinement of its detail and generous ing while under the influence company has agreed to allow the society to have the house, scale make it a monmument of great beauty and the coun- of intoxicants: and Jasper provided it is moved. tryside would be injured by Its loss. In our opinion, every Brooks of 7 Sunset St., was ALTERNATE PLAN effort should be made to preserve it on Its authentic site with assessed $50 for interfering The alternate plan to buying the land is to move the an appropriate and economic adaptive use." with a police officer plus $25 house to Monmouth Battleground, which the state has set If the state fails to undertake the project, the Battle- for careless driving. aside as an historic site. If funds can be made available, ground Historical Society will continue its campaign to ENTERTAINING CLOWN — 'Bunco' the clown entertained children at the annual the division of Historic Sites of the Department of Environ- raise the funds necessary to move the house in three sec- picnic of the Walter Reads Organization employe*, field «t Mayflalr House, Emery Miller Of Abjo Villa; mental Protection would move the house In one piece at an tions because "that's all we can afford to do," Mrs. Harrod a sheltered care nursing Oalehurst. Bunco, J. E. McLean of Farmingdale in real life, is handling a balloon estimated cost of $15,000. said. home on the beachway, was toy he just made to Kelly Griffen°Krani, 5, who does not seem quite sure of The historical society has been trying to raise $3,000 to A recent fund-raising performance by the Amazing Ran- ordered held for the Grand move the house in three sections, but the state plan would di, the magician from Butnson, brought in a net profit of .herself. Walter Reade Jr. attended the party and umpired a Softball game be- Jury on a charge of open , be less likely to result in damage to the building, Mrs. Har- about $500, she said. The society, which is also trying to tween New York and New Jersey employes which, for the first Km», was won lewdness. rod said. raise enough money to start work on the restoration of a by the New York team, 20 to 7. Frank Deane, manager of the Ea+ontown Cin- Hailed as an excellent example of Dutch colonial archi- one-room schoolhouse in West Freehold, will sponsor a •rha Center, acted as official greater during the party. (Register Staff Photo) Five Divorces tecture, the house was built in 1700 by John Anderson, a tour of old homes Oct. 4. Are Granted FREEHOLD - Superior Court Judge Andrew A. Sal- ManAdmitsGrowing ^vest-has-granted a divorce to- Atlantic Highlands Elders Elizabeth Ann Allan, Amboy Road, Cliffwood, from David Clark!Allan, Rt. 36, Hazlet, Marijuana in Yard for extreme cruelty. These other divorces were Promote Housing Complex LONG BRANCH - In Mu- another's car without per- charge. granted in Superior Court: nicipal Court yesterday Rob- mission against John F. Vigil- Gail Loudon of 307 Robbing Thomas Gilbride, 74 Morn- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - The questionnaires asked the return of $16,000 advanced A variance from the znners ert MacPherson of 74 Cypress ante of Jersey City was sent Road, Neptune, received a $50 ingside Ave., Keansburg, Senior citizens in the borough residents if they would be re- by the state Green Acres fund was approved by council. It St., charged by Detective to the prosecutor. Mr. Vigil- suspended fine and $10 court from Barbara Gilbride, have responded enthusiasti- ceptive to such a proposal for the purchase, and delcied allows the Cities Service Oil John Perri of growing mari- ante was released in $2,000 costs for remaining on the Thompson Ave., East Keans- cally to a proposal for a se- and what type of accom- the Mallken properly from Co., Rt. 36 at East Ave., to -~Juana in his back yard, plead- bail. West End beach after the burg, desertion. nior citizens housing complex modations were preferred. Green Acres and federal build a 4,000-gallon storage ed guilty. Joseph N. Sullivan of 58 closing hour. Charges for Donald Miller, Allaire on the old railroad property. "Of the returns, Mrs. Open Spaces applications. tank and new bay. Road, Spring Lake Heights,- Judge Jacob Rand accepted Chelsea Ave. was found in- swimming on unprotected Mrs. Fanny McCallum, McCallum explained, "M fell Mayor Snyder said he will The council authorized the from Nelia D. Miller, Lincoln the plea and suspended a $50 nocent of assaulting Mrs. beach and being under the in- chairman of the study com- within the requirements we Journey to Trenton and Phila- transfer of a retail liquor li- Court, Elberon, desertion. fine. The defendant paid $10 Mary Keehn, South Broadway, fluence of narcotics were dis- mittee established by Mayor had established for eligibil- delphia this week to speak cense owned by Joseph and court coste. as charged by Patrolman Sal missed against Leona S. Kap- A1 y c e Lorice Warrick, James R. Snyder to in- ity." with state and federal offi- Helen Hoptay to the Shore Ca- Arthur D. Ratcliffe of 125 Maccioli. Mrs. Keehn testified lan of Millburn, Third Ave., Long Branch, vestigate the feasibility of The requirements include cials concerning the move sino at the harbor. such housing, reported last being age 62 by Dec, 1971; Broad St., Eatontown pleaded that Mr. Sullivan did not as- In an assault and battery from Charles Albert Warrick, and hopefully learn if remain- The Shore Casino is the new guilty to possession of stolen sault her. counter complaint between 1924 Milton Ave., Neptune, night to Borough Council that having an annual income be- ing funds for the renovation 101) questionnaires have been low $6,000 and living in the name for the old Marbor Res- property and was given a 30- John A. Palumbo of Brick Fred Ambrose of 50 Hillsdale desertion. are in jeopardy because of taurant, which has been ac- day jail term with credit for Township was held for Grand Ave. and Russell Chamber- Mary E. Robinson, Roose- returned from senior cit- borough at least two years. the deletion. izens. "We found half the people quired by Bcrniird Sweeney, time previously served. Jury action after a prelimi- lain of 27 Clifton Ave., Judge velt Ter, Howell, from Merle An ordinance providing Iwn operator of the Casino in tha nary hearing on a charge of Band suspended $10 fines. Itobinson, 'Squankum Road, As a result of the response, have lived here more than 10 alternates to the Zoning Other charges against him, years and one person, 80 Park liestaurant in Jersey including possession of nar- threatening the life of his They paid $10 court costs. Howell, extreme cruelty. Mrs. McCallum said the com- Hoiiril of Adjustment was In- City. wife, Yvonne J. Palumbo of In traffic violations, Judge mittee voted to authorize a years," Mrs. McCallum com- troduced and turned over to cotics, defacing of parking mented. She said replies gave Although a similar transfer meters and possession of bur- 83 First Ave. The defendant's Band imposed a $205 fine on non-profit corporation to con- the Planning Hoard for House Damaged struct and manage a 50-unit indication the senior citizens was denied several months glary tools, were sent to the bail of $500 was continued. John A. Vitalone of 439 Joline recommendation. ago, councilmen said the re- Also held for the grand jury Ave. on a charge of driving garden apartment building. would prefer one-bedroom prosecutor. units and were "willing, even "Several times members of novation of the restaurant Also sent to the prosecutor, was James Williams of 95 while on the revoked list. In Fair Haven Charles Witte, architect for the borough hall, has been anxious" for the housing. that board are in conflict on a and its expansion prompted with the recommendation for Llppincott Ave. He is charged 'Robert Weldon of the Ham- FAIR HAVEN - Fire variance or there is not a quo- the approval. dismissal, was a charge of with possession of heroin and ilton Hotel, Asbury Park, was caused extensive damage to chosen to design the facility Council unanimously res- and an attorney and accoun- cinded an ordinance calling rum, which dictates the need Councilman Allen V. Tracy death by auto against Rose J. possession of a hypodermic given a $5 suspended fine for the home of Arthur Diijgee, for these alternates," Mayor needle. His bail was set at hitchhiking. He paid $5 court at 55 Third St., last night, ac- tant will he selected shortly. for the purchase of the Mali- said the new owner will com- Palumbo of 73 Seneca Place, Snyder explained. pletely change the outside of Oceanport. Judge Rand $7,000. costs. cording to police. Mrs. McCallum said when ken property on First Ave. as William J. Farrell of 516 As- Roger Lewis of 85 Barker The fire, which started at these preliminaries are com- part of the business district's Council accepted the resig- the buildings with a mansard recommended dismissal on nation of Albert G. Wright roof and enlarge the dining the grounds that he could find bury Ave., Asbury Park, for- Place paid two $10 fines for 8:44 p.m., was fought by the pleted the corporation will renovation. feited $200 bail for failure to charges of disregarding a Fire Department and the first make application to the Fed- In conjunction with this fi- from the Zoning Board. The space to provide the borough no negligence in the death of mayor appointed Peter with a "good new restau- Doris Johnson, 4. appear in court on a posses- stop sign and exceeding the aid squad for about three eral Housing Authority for nal blow to the controversial purchase, council approved Marchetti lo fill the vacancy. rant." A charge for possession of sion of a hypodermic needle speed limit. hours, police said. funds. THE DAILY REG1STEB, RED BANK. MDDLETOWN, N. J.: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1970" Hussey Goes to Bash in Flowered

By MARGUERITE HENDERSON will be costume competition, bobbing for apples (complete O'Keefe, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent What is an unabashed bash? A parly — such as Satur- with tricks or treats), fortune telling and playing "feelies" Roache Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Runyon, Mr. and Mrs. day's Monmouth Day Care Center benefit in the Monmouth County Fare — with such things as peeled grapes or oooked noodles, Arthur Rohrer, Mr and Mrs. Jack Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. Hills Clubhouse — that is over-subscribed (250 came and understand. Harold Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Sohl, Mr. and many were turned away) and underplayed (invitations to All Treats Mrs. Joseph Struble, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stoeber, Mr. enter The Age of Aquarius, simply decreed attire as "very and Mrs. Arthur Wildanger, Mr. and Mrs. Robert William- Bonello, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mann, Count and Countess optional"). Also moving to a "Trick or Treat" beat are members of son, Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell d'Mery, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anatdle Buxhoeveden, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eadon, Mr. Those who arrived, complied — dressed a.s demurely the Rosary-Altar Society of St. Catharine's (new church in and Mrs. Howard Sadwith, Mr. and Mrs. Max Smith, Mr. Chatairi, Miss Dorothy Whitake and Mr. and Mrs. Robert as a 1952 debutante (but witii such mod appurtenances as the works), Holmdel. and Mrs. Fred Finkenstaedt, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Smith, Mr. Rule. • beaded headbands, chokers, boots and an occasional silver They have .set Oct. 10 as the date for a smorgasbord and Mrs. Phil Auerbach, Mr. and Mrs. William Buff 3rd, 1 or velvet weskit) or as daringly as an underground film luncheon in Colts Neck Inn, Rt. 537. Mrs. Joseph Christ- Florence and Jules Karasik, Mr. and Mrs. Don Martin, Mr. man, society president, is doubling as ibncheon chairman, star — dressed (or deshabille, depending on the angle) in and Mrs. Barry Sherwood; Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Hofmann, Mr. such nifties as a brown velo'ur jumpsuit unzipped almost assisted by Mrs. Kenneth Egbert. Mrs. M. Vincent Hanra- and Mrs. Edward BeJir 3rd, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Natelson, han, Oak Hill, is coordinating the fashion show (which will to the navel, a black crocheted all-in-one that gave the Dr. and Mrs. Morton Seligman and Mr. and Mrs. Henry be by the Fashion Cottage, Matawan) and decorating the effect (if not (he reality) of nothing but bare skin within, Berman. •tables with all sorts of ghoulish delights and lots of real, skinny little hip-hugger6 made of multi-colored knitted little pumpkins. Mrs. Cliarles Frechette, Holmdel, is in squares that were separated from a brief flame stitched Ha, Ha! charge of tickets — whidi are orange and black, natch. top by about a foot of flesh, and a pair of lilac crepe loung- An exhibition on American graphic humor titled "What's Among the bewitching models will be Helen Henke, ing pajamas for those who like lounging in pants that are So Funny?" had a family-type opening (draught beer and slit on tiie sides to the hem of a tunic, and a tunic that is Elsa Rugo, Suzi Massari and Joan Robinson, Middletown, pretzels for the parents and ya-hoo Mountain Dew for ttie and Julie McKenzie, Marie Jerbasi, Joan Weis, Valerie scooped to a point of modesty in front and almost beyond 1 kids) on Sunday at Tihe Mall in Bed Bank. Dr. and Mrs. Kennedy, Sis Roggy and Suzanne Egbert, Holmdel. that in back. Austin Litvak (she was party chairman) poured. In contrast, we had Mrs. George Campbell, Fair Haven, The thing that was so funny about "What's So Funny?" Deans' Doings general chairman of the party that appears to have retted was that artist Mark Stamaly — who did caricatures of The Deaiis did it! Entertained last weekend for some- atoiost M.000, who was swathed in soft bias stripes from her many attending, including George.H". Moss Jr., Butnson - thing like 65 persons at their Holmdel home. For the host, neck down; her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. had the temerity to question Mr. Moss about his hobby. the Rev. Harold H. Dean (who has been on a preaching Francis Duffy 3rd (it was she who prepared the astrolegical HOBBY?? That noun in its singular shook Mrs. Moss, whose sabbatical while delving into the subject of human develop- answers for those who supplied their birth data beforehand) hubby isn't happy without hobbies, hobbies, hobbies. The ment at Fairleigh Dickinson University), the open house was dressed in long hooded flax-colored unisex caftans; and Tony one Mark zoomed in on in his sketch was photography. a prelude to his resumption, last Sunday, of pastoral duties at Hussey, Rumson, who outdid all the men in their flowered There are numerous special events scheduled in con- the First Unitarian Church of Monmouth County, Lincroft. slacks, by wearing flowered overalls. junction with the exhibit (that will rumttirough Nov. 21), in- Amoung the Deans' attending friends were Mr. and The Monmouth Hills Clubhouse had its usual outdoor cluding cartoon demonstrations, panel discussions, film pres- Mrs. George Doyle, Jan and Walter Marvin and Mr. and light show (an unobstructed view of Sandy Hook, the New entations, film animation classes, children's workshops AND,. Mrs. Jose Pena, Middletown; Dr. John Hobbie, Long Branch; York skyline, Verrazano Bridge, et. al.) and an unusual in- on Oct. 31, an old fashioned Halloween Party. Mr. and Mrs. Donald O'Rourke, Doreen and Bob Wert and door light show (Arnie Pederson's wild ones bouncing off a The last, a benefit, will be based in a barn at Edgar Peter Lumia (church president), Matawan; Carol and Fred silver foil galaxy). Itaahlin's Hop Brook Farm — located merely a hoot and a Pohl, River Plaza (recently returning from a science fiction holler from Rt. 520, next to the Holmdel Tennis Glub, Holm- writers' conference in Japan); Mfrand Mrs. Eussell Gray, All-in-all, the "party of the future" drew a very mixed del. The event's witching hour will be 8:30 p.m., just in Rumson; Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Hersh, Fair Haven, and from bag Included in it were Dr. and Mrs. Lester Simon, Mr. time to purloin your children's costumes, make off with Holmdel — Mrs. Elaine Spellman (Liz Dean's mother), Mr. and Mrs. Warron Beer, Dr. and Mrs. Bert Feinswog, Lillian their masks and scurry to Hop Brook Farm for a hearty and Mrs. Louis D. Tonti and Dr. Myra Zinke, Who pedaled and Gordon1 Young, Dr. and Mrs. Seth Welling, Mr. and late evening supper (pertiaps black bean soup, beef stew, to the party in her crocheted slacks. Mrs. Bernard Winchester, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lucarelli, salad, apple pie and beer) and dancing to music by the Diana and Spencer Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Marty Rudnlek, Raritan Bay Quartet. Also included among the good cheer Everything but the Sitzmarx Rusty and Larry Eiseman, Mrs. Janet Lucarelli with Frank Celebrating the opening of the Sport Spot (a ski shop complete with beamed ceiling, cobblestone fireplace 'and constant coffee at 801 Broad St., Shrewsbury) were Mr. and Mrs. Donal Martin, Rumson, and Mr. and Mrs. Dick NOW OPEN! TABLE TALK Richter, Locust, the owners. The two couples supplied the Mrs. R. Vineont bartender and their relatives and friends supplied the hors Hanrtfhan, Middlrrown, d'oeuvres and good wishes. DONLO left, previews some Some in their circle are also supplying one-of-a-kind hemp pocketbooks and woven shoulder bags, aptly designed HallowB»n eenterpie-ces lunch basket ski bags and crewel pillows with ski lodge logos CERAMICS for th« Rotary-Altar prominently displayed. Society ef Si Catherine's But the main point of the shop is to make available Sramwart, Firing, Supplies. absolutely everything (except nourishment) that skiers of Compltfi HIM »f Ctroml- annual luncheon, with all ages could need for a day, week or season on the slopes. ehram* Products and Dyncon Mr(. Charles Frechette, The Sport Spot is open daily, except Sunday, from 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. and on Wednesdays and Fridays until Giant. Halmdel, who is ac- IT'S A JOY — Mrs. W. Irwin Hendriclcs, left, River cepting reservations 9:30 p.m. Starting Oct. 15, the hours will be extended to Plaza, chairman of the benefit card part/ being 9:30 o'clock nightly. 941 Highway-35 —for the benefit event, planned by the River Plaza Hose Company Auxiliary, set for Oct. 10 a+12:30 Other Celebrants Include. .—. is pictured with Mrs. Robert C. Stava, Middlstownr Middletown . . . Mr. and Mrs. Jack Winters, Little Silver, who were p.m. in Colts Neck Inn. feted Sunday in tiie Squire's Pub on the occasion of their modeling a knit pants suit from the Joy Shop, Lin- (Register Staff Photo) 671-4658 40th anniversary. So "now life can begin! croft, which will stage tha fashion show. The event . . . Mrs. Annie H. "Nana" Parmly, 17 Highland Ave., (! doori north of McDonald'!) will be Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Colonial Room Rumson, who marked her 80th birthday last week and of the firehouse. was guest of honor at a surprise open house given at the (Register Staff Photo) Rumson home of her daughter, Mrs. James W. Day. Nana's offspring, their offspring and their offspring — plus lots Historical Society of their friends — were among the well-wishers. .. . Members and guests of the New Shrewsbury Com-- Slates Flea .Market an explosive book... munity Club who had their annual fall celebration at the MADISON TOWNSHIP - Middletown home of Mr. and Mrs. Barclay F. Fox. In the The Madison Township His- a startling book that group were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baldridge, Mr. and Mrs. torical Society is advancing Russell Bentz, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Blefary, Mr. and Mrs. plans for its County Flea Henry Canonico, (Minny did her bit at the piano), Mr. Market to be held Oct 17 and Mrs. Julius Christensen, New Shrewsbury Mayor Frank v/lll rock the financial Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hearn, Mr. and Mrs. Max (rain date Oct. 24) on Rt. 516. llungate, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leeming, Mr. and Mrs. Leo* Items for sale, including an- world... nard Lott, Mr. and Mrs. George Macomber, Mr. and Mrs. tiques, jewelry, baby clothes, Martin Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Hagan, Mrs. John afghans and white elephant items already have been col- Trinity Antiques lected, with, more promised. The society is inviting orga- Show Dates Set SEE OUR HUGE SELECTION OF nizations in the township and RED BANK — The 21st Red nearby Marlboro Township, Matawan, Monroe Township, Bank Antiques Show and Sale East Brunswick, and Sayre- will be held April 20,21 and 22 ville, to participate In the in the Parish Hall of Trinity benefit eyent by renting space Episcopal Church. for individual booths. Mrs. John Low and Mrs. Edward Mrs. Raymond Tourtillott, NEW DRESS Kaminski are ill charge of de- PANT Little Silver, will be chairman tails concerning the nominal FOR DIAMONDS of the event. rental charges. According to the American Gem Society, many, more women are wearing diamonds today thin they did twenty-five years ago. SUITS Get a FREE grate on any purchase At that time only 7 percent of of $50.00 or more women wore-any fine jewelry other than in an engagement We have the largest selection from any item in ring. Today, the figure is closer in the shore area our hearth shop during to 30 percent, an increase of over 271 percent. $7.50 Hundreds of styles to choose from NowalWalden =l SEPTEMBER HEARTH MONTH With the current emphasis on Wools • Polyesters ' at OCEAN ELECTRIC style changes, now might be the " There Is more sheer larceny All at our regularly Low Prices! time tp lake a second look at your diamond jewelry and con- —on the floor of the ^ - sider-putting^tKeT:st6nerin"a* Ladies' •Imported - Full Fashion smart new "dress." This is New York Stock Exchange especially true if your mountings than any place else MERINO WOOL date from the twenties dr thir- ties. One very practical reason • In the world." is that gold and platinum rings SHELLS wear just as fine garments do — ... Thai IB the accusation RICHARD NEY makes shanks become thinner and In one ol the most shocking md damning book* prong settings may break. The about the stock market ever published. sentimental value is in your dia- mond, not the setting. A worn Mr. Ney — reveals how Walt Street Insiders, LADIES'—PRINTED—ORLON WOOL-MELTON mounting could even cause the working completely within lha law, regularlyse t loss of your stone. traps In which thousands of small Investors are FULL FASHION caught and fleeced. It is also possible to combine the diamonds out of several He exposes the prollteBrlng methods ol the pieces of jewelry to make one "specialists," who constantly use this power to SHELLS outstanding creation. The addi- .enrich themselves and their favored clients. Choose from tion nf a favorite colored stone He shows what the SEC really Is — a watch- Monmouth and Ocean County's largest or two can also put new life dog with lew teeth end a very feeble bite, serv- collection of distinguished fireplace info a ring or pin. Thfere are so ing the financial establishment rather than tr\a equipment from such famous manufac- many exciting possibilities that it is really a shame for anyone Investing public. Always First Quality Merchandise . . . turers as Bennett Ireland, Puritan,' Reichman, Portland-Willamette, Adams, to continue to wear earth's pre- Christen, Louisville and Fred Meyer. cious gems in tired, worn mount- Available at all three highway storesl ings. We will be happy to advise WALDEN FACTORY you ,on smart new designs for "Everything Your Hearth Desires" your diamonds and other gems. " "BOOKSTORE OUTLET HOWELL TWP.,Roule 9,1 mHe North ol County linsRoarf Stop in with them soon and let MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER LUCY'S us discuss some ideas before the MAT AW AN,Route 34,1 mile South of llojd Reid PARKING AREA F busy holiday season. EATONTOWN, N. J. OAKHURST.Hiihiir 35,1 mile KoiHulHibuijCirtlf Ths place to browsa,.. OPEN: THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY 9:30-6 Open Daily till xM. Than, nnrf Fri. till 9 for books you tnloy /A BRIDGE AVE. and FRONT ST. 747-0108 RED BANK Reussilles' 36 BROAD at THE CLOCK -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: WEDiNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1970- 17 RUMMAGE SALE AUXILIARY MEETING HAZLET—The Woman's Club RED BANK — The Evening IT'S A DATE of Raritan will hold its annual Auxiliary of Riverview Hospi- Weddings tal will hold its initial meeting rummage sale Saturday, CARD PARTY present a showing of fall and of the season Thursday at MIDDLETOWN - The winter fashions by Irish de- Sept. 26, from 10 a.m. to 3 8:30 p.m. in the hospital's Ladies Auxiliary to Fire Com- signers Saturday at noon in p.m. at the home of Mrs. The- board room. Prospective Rubin-Aalbue pany No. 1 will sponsor a ben- the Shackamaxon Country odore Roller, 16 Coach Drive. members are invited to at- efit card party Friday at 8 Club, Scotch Plains. Mrs. Co-chairmen are Mrs. Koller tend the meeting, at which WEST DEAL — Miss Nan- and Wilfred's Academy of projects to aid the hospital cy Ann Aalbue, daughter' of p.m. in the firehouse, Rt. 35. George Kohut, Perth Amboy, and Mrs. Louis T^abenda. The Beauty Culture, Asbury Park. Mrs Barclay Henderson is and Mrs. Walter Zirpolo, Co- will be discussed. Refresh- Mr. and Mrs. William W. event this year is being spon- ments will be served. For ad- Aalbue, 517 Elizabeth St., She is employed at York chairman of the event. Home- lonia, are chairmen. Tickets Towne Beauty Fashions, Ea- made desserts will be served. are available at the hospital's sored by the club's drama de- ditional information contact Oakhurst, was married Sept. Mrs. Marco Bonomi. 13 in Temple Beth Torah to tontown. gift shop or through Mrs. Cle- partment. CAKE SALE ment Swanick, Edison. Michael,]?. Rubin, son of Mr. Mr. Rubin was graduated LITTLE SILVER - A ben- and Mrs. Allan I. Rubin, ?87 from Clover Park High School efit cake sale will be held Sat- FLEA MARKET Atlantic Ave., Long Branch, in Tacoma, Wash. An Army urday starting at 8:30 a.m., in at a ceremony performed by veteran who served in Viet- the A&P Supermarket by the CLIFFWOOD BEACH ,- A Everything you need to know Rabbi Jacob Friedman. A re» nam, he is manager of Com- Ladies Auxiliary of the Fire combination Flea Market and ception was held in the Albion munity Service Center, Asbu- Company. Garage Sale will be held Sat- about planning a trip Hotel, Asbury Park. ry Park. urday, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. IRISH FASHIONS here at the Bayview Presby- The bride is a graduate of The couple will reside in ' Mrs. Michael Rubin PERTH AMBOY - The terian Church, West Con- to the Caribbean. Ocean Township High School Eatontown. Mrs. Ronald E. Squires Women's Guild of Perth Am- course. The rain date is Oct. (The former Nancy Aalbue) (The former Katherine Sin- boy General Hospital will 10. From American Express 36 Page, 75 color pictures. cius) Hosted, package and cruise trip. American Express Squires-Sincius "Caribbean" book includes just about every kind of $7,000 Goes trip you'd ever want to take. MILAN, Mich. - Miss E. Squires of Milan. The Rev. ANDREA KUZIAK SCHOOL OF DANCE To Charities Katherine Frances Sincias, Charles W. Cookingham offi- OCEANPORT - The Mon- daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Jo- ciated. Enroll Now! mouth County Hunt Race seph A. Sincius, 199 Pinckney The bride, a graduate of .. Meeting Committee is dis- Road, Little Silver, N. J. was Red Bank (N.J.) High School, CLASSICAL BALLET — TOE — tributing checks totaling more married here Sept, 11 inand her husband are juniors than $7,000 to 13 Monmoutti Marble Memorial Methodist at Michigan State University TAP — ACROBATIC — CREATIVE. County. Charities. Benefiting Church, to Honald E. Squires, and will reside in East Lan- from the 1969 sporting event son of Mr. and Mrs. Ransom sing. BOYS' TUMBLING. — the most successful held to date — are Riverview Hospi- Ladles' Conditioning and Dane* Classes tal the Monmouth County Organization for Social Ser- Budelmann'Qeisler Now Forming. vices, Monmouth Medical Children from 3 yrs* of • Center (Neo-Natal Care), the HAZLET - Miss Susan El- The bride was graduated YMCA's of Red Bank, Long len Geisler and Craig Louis from Raritan High School. Tctns and Adult*. Branch and Asbury Park, Budelmann were married She attended Monmouth Col- BYRNE TRAVEL SERVICE Monmouth Council Boy Scouts Sept. 12 in a ceremony per- lege and is employed by the Highway 34 and 144 Broad St., Red Bank 741-5080 of America, Monmouth Coun- formed by the Rev. Norman Keansburg-Middletown Na- cil Girl Scouts, the Salvation R. Rile'y here in St. John's tional Bank in Middletown. Woodbrook Drivt Open Dally 'til 5, Widnnday evening 'HI » United Methodist Church. Army, the Public Health The bridegroom was gradu- ropreMntollv* el .. (Nursing Association of Rum- The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Geis- ated from Middletown Town: '• son-Fair Haven, Sea Bright, Mrs. Craig Budelmann 583-1444 AMERICAN EXPI Marlboro Hospital Auxiliary, ler, 36 , Newman St., West ship High School and attended 'the Middletown Fire Com- Keansburg, and the bride- Monmouth College. He served (The former Susan Geisler) pany No. 1, the Navesink groom is the son of Mr. and with the- U.S. Army in Viet- Hook and Ladder Company Mrs. Walter Budelmann, 82 Francis Place? Keansburg. nam and is employed at Loh- No. 1 and the Oceanport Fire sen's Esso Station, Keans- Department. The reception was held in <. CUT FROM CORN FED YOUNG PORKERS Buck Smith's Restaurant, burg. The couple reside In "Fun for All the Family" East Keansburg. Keansburg. OittyotShop^CUel Pfcl# RIB SIDE will be the theme for this year's 40th annual steeple- chase fixture which will be YOUNG KMBB held on the Woodland Farm Beck'Bifani PORK lLOINSIDEl estate of Mr. Amory L. Has- NATURE kell in Middletown on Oct. 17. RED BANK - Miss Louls_e renzo. A reception was held Gates will open to the public Bifani, daughter of Mr. and in the Holmdel Inn. promptly at 11 a.m. Post time Mrs. Albert Bifani, of 114 PoV- The bride, a graduate of LIBRARY for the first race will be 2:30 icy Lane, River Plaza, be- Middletown Township, High LOINS p.m. came the bride of Robert A. School, was employed at Riv- 12 VOLUME SET ' Beck 2nd, son of Mr. and Mrs. erview Hospital. The bride- groom is an alumnus of Chris- THE SEA RIB Robert A. Beck, 4 Somerset tian Brothers Academy and V0U20N SM.ETWS WEEK! ROAST PORK CHOPS Drive, Rumson, Aug. 22, at a attends Syracuse (N.Y.) Uni- ceremony performed here in versity. FIRSTCUT • ' or ROASTS St. Anthony's Catholic Church The couple reside in Syr- Chuck Steaks *.45* by Msgr. Salvatore DiLo- acuse. CCNKKC«r LIFE Chuck Steaks ».596 CUT FROM RIB PORTION SMOKED OF PORK LOIN BUTTS Country Style Ribs *.49* Ai.a'hc, Shop-Rue To Si-'..- •- SHOE STORAGE BOX! ^-^ • Kk Chops .69* Call for Help GRANDOPENING Shoulder Steaks J I09 ^i^^L COLONIASHOP-RiTE j I BEAUTY SALON 510 West Inman Ave. CALIFORNIA BOUTIQUE Dear Ann Landers: I am ROAST deeply concerned about my B0HUHS5POT featuring the Look that's 16-year-old niece. Her mother making hair fashion newt Ann Landers Delicatessen... Shop-Rite Priced! Chuck Roast died three years ago and my WHY PAY MORET "OUR LONDON husband and I are her legal REGULAR OR THICr. SHAGGY CUT" guardians. Chuck Stew Beef Seafood..; Shop-Rite Priced! Delia is very pretty, makes was kid stuff, something she'd SHOP-RITE KEF excellent grades in school and outgrow, but it's geting worse. Short Ribs Contessa D'or I see solid evidence that Delia is popular. She has many SLICED UANTASTTFRESH Lobs'ter Tails V V CALL 741-5010 friends, both boys and girls, takes a fiendish delight in Ground Chuck <42 Newman Springi Read malting boys fall for her, then .79^ and seems well adjusted. At BACON SU0C4mt1 YOtWO US,OOV^. Lincroft She drops them with such first I thought the problem brutality it breaks my heart. Last week a very fine young ALL MEAT or ALL BEEF Ducklings .59* Halibut Steak man left our home in tears. OSCAR MAYER BOLOGNA • Frettt Fruits and Vegela bles... Shop-Rite Priced!" THE DRAPERY GENIE The girl has shown me ALL MEAT OR ALL BEEF SEPTEMBER SPECIAL pathetic letters from erstwhile I Ai If (Hv^lA S r-INfbl 4P%i^4* Cuifom Made: To the exact inch! admirers, pleading for an ex- Hormel Franks Full length draperies, up to 120" in planation or another chance. JFrom Our Dairy Case! width. Perfect for sliding glass doors, She has a "love museum," of 1 NEWCAHTONLIGHUi fa large picture windows or ugly wall! relics collected from various SHOP RITE SWEET Seedless Grapes CD In our own sweethearts. What is wrong "Swinging '70s Collection" with her? Why would a girl ™*EWE U.». FANCY RED of fine fabrics. enjoy behaving in such a CREAM Honeydew Melons -+ 49* Delicious Apples £49' $120.00 heartless manner? — Con- K15" ** *. .«. .. EXTRA FANCY Red and Installation Free cerned BUTTER Sweet Corn 6 «. 39* Cucumbers 3 „ 29* Shop-at-Home Service /» n -.. CALIFORNIA MOUNTAIN Atlantic Highlands 291-3313 Dear Concerned: Your Green Peppers *. 19* Bartlett Pears *. 29* niece's punishing approach to COLORED or WHITE KRAFT males is a symptom of a deep- AMERICAN SINGLES Carrots 2 & 19* Baking Potatoes tft 59*. seated emotional problem. A 55* girl who is so insecure that SHOP-RITE Quality Groceries... Shop-Kite Priced! FOUR-YEAR-OLDS the only way she can get sat- ORANGE JUICE . . . alert, and intelligent, and as mature as such little children isfaction is by destroying 4 a 99* CAN be, ere invited to join our new kindergarten claitei. Our male admirers, needs outside Frozen Foods... Shop-Rite Priced! luccen in teaching reading and arithmetic to qualified five- ,U VARIETIES MORTON OP "V - — . .-Ilir 1 ItS Or >,E'A 1IGHT "^ SElttlll.ll year-olds encouraged us last year to believe that something help. I hope she receives it more in the way of readinesi training could \ie done for cer- soon. tain four-year-old children than wn being accomplished. We BANQUET I SARA LEE I jinni E C started ftiis program, and it cortainly worked, with a fair num- Dear Ann Landers: What ber actually going into formal reading and number work during does a 22-year-old, slightly DINNERS ICOFFEE RINGSl»*r"« O the year. We plan to continue permanently with these groups overweight, but meticulous AIL VARIETIES SHOPRtTt LEMON SUPRf ME/YELLOW Of DCVIl FOOD ,.* and are ready to examine applicants. The children will attend girl do about a kind, consid- Toaster Tarts 3ll«'l Cake Mix DUNCA«H,NES 3 :;;,89* dais in our primary school confer at Rumson, which is devoted erate, faithful boy friend iJwJP b to the training of four-, five-, and six-year-old children. They Y[UO*CLINOSUCtOl)rH»LVES lib WHY P*V MOBEf will attend school from 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. during the convention- whose idea of a compliment is VALUABLE COUPON al school year, with plenty of provision for rest. If you are as follows, "You sweat less Shop-Rite Peaches4'.™*l Instant Milk CARNATION 'K-99* Interested, please call us and arrange for preliminary testing. than any fat girl T know." — . . . toward tin purchow of CHOCKFlMO-NUlSorMOlAML 1170 lACON/LIVF-Bor OEEF Transportation is available. Frankly Nettled. »-lb.. 12.oi. bo« Martinson Coffee L 1 Dog Food H* Dear Net: Accept the fact BORATEEM RANNEY SCHOOL that your boyfriend is no poet Oo Q °* ' °°Y Shop-RIt* morktt. Coupon limit and settle for kindness, con- out ptr family Void whtrt prohlblltd by tow. WIDE NOODLES IHEINZ BABY FOOD 542-4777 sideration and fidelity. You coupon Kpirii soturooy, HptlmMr u, \m. could do worse. Many girls mmwmm SAVE30C mrnmm S C who write to me have. VALUABLE COUPON HlHHHfllltlllHIHH Confidential to Afraid or 3 1 I 10 59 Y.E.: You need counseling. • • . towaroi lfi« purchase of NOTICE 15-OK. can Get It!!!!! PEACII/DLUEDEPDY or Contadina l TO ALL AREA HIGH SCHOOL Drinking may be "in" to Chicken Broth6"r~ 89* Cherry Pie Mix "»^' 39* the kids you run with — but it Cook Book Sauces WHY PAY MO«Er SPAGHETTI Dtl MONTE JUNIORS and SENIORS can put you "out" for keeps, Good at any Shop-RII* marlrtf. Coupon limit on* per family. Void wbtn prohibited by law- Ragu Sauces TT59* Tomato Sauce 6 «'.*; *1 You can cool it and stay popiK Coupon «xplr«* Saturday, S«pftmt»r 21/ 1970. lar. Read "Booze and You — n..n~.» f>lUSAVPE 25A I*c. ,,„,„ Bakery... Shop-Rite Priced! Ice Cream... Shop-Rite Priced! There 1$ Still Time To Register for For Teen-Agers Only." Send Our Intensive Course In 35 cents in coin and a long, VALUABLE COUPON REG or THfN SLICED self-addressed, stamped en- 'BIG Buy" SANDWICH velope with your request. . . . toward th« piirchax of College Boards Preparation (]) THREE BOXES SHQP-RITE FILLSBURr MAYER — Beginning September 27 — MORE RUMMAGE CAKE MIXES WHITEBREAD ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Oood ol my Jhop-Rllt mortal. Coupon limit " The Cobblestones The Atlantic Highlands Aux- Dili pir family, void wtitrt crohlblltfl by low. Coupon tiplrii Saturday, S«pttmt»r U, me. FOR FULL DETAIL CALL: iliary to Bayshore Community Hospital will hold a rummage sale at 55 First Ave. Friday 462-7374 or 349-3709 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sat- urday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. mm3mmcM»nnmtnKHawois.mnsu^rmuGmioumtmmnifs, 18 • THE DAILY REGISTER, BED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.j WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1970- Television Today B WCBS-1Y 0 WNEW-TV O WOR-TV © WNDT-TV Refurbished Favorites Returning O WNBC-TV O WABCTV a WPIX-TV Q Indicates Color

DAYTIME MOVIES Charles ** O MILLION DOLUR MOVIE 9:00 O "Swingars Paradiw* . "Lord of the Fliea" (1963) atarruig James Aubrey, By CYNTHIA LOWRY owy shapes and hearing whis- M.D." His season opener was dominating mother who push-, O 'Gallant Journty" Tom Chapln. A group of British schoolboys are ed her shy daughter too hard, 10:00 O "Chicago Oaadlina" alrandcd on an uninhabited Island without adult NEW YORK (AP) - ABC pered voices. a believable but rather pain- aiipervlslon. • ^ and a weak father who want- IM 0 "On Borrowed Tim." ID EVENING AT POPS (C) did so well last season with The program followed the ful story about a 16-year-old Q 'ITha Savant* Vail" "Bach and Rock" ed peace at any price. 4:30 Q "The Oppoiita in" its Tuesday night schedule, it Television tradition of the gothic tales, a ' J;30 O N.Y.P.D. (C) girl with veneral disease. O "Paril Bluei" $ . Police Investigate the myterlous death of * firl wisely left the programs al- nice chang" from the TV ten- "Marcus Welby, M.D." had fished from the river. one this season. All three dency to burlesque old-fash- It was pointed out that VD ' something to say and, without EVENING 10:00 Q HAWAII FIVEO (C) Comment A singer's desperate attempt at a comeback Is ehat< series between 7:30 and 11 ioned horror tales. has re-emerged in almost epi- being preachy said it. 4.-00 OBB NEWS (C) tercd by her involvement in narcotics smuggling. Expertise Retained demic state among teen- 0 McHALE'S NAVY O FOUR IN ONE: McCLOUD (C) came back with new material O GET SMART (C) "Horse Stealing on Filth Avenue." McCloud Is Anthony Perkins played the agers, but the big point was given the minor Job of locating a horse that waa last night. Q LAND OF THE GIANTS (C) alolcn from a mounted policeman, while police try "Mod Squad^'leturning for harassed Allan with such re- that parents have reponsibil- IB WHAT'S NEW? to capture, a drug addict. a story of a man suffering "Jungle Wildlife No. 2" lentless anger and impatience ity in establishing valid rela- 0 (D TEN O'CLOCK NEWS its third year, opened with psychosomatic blindness re- 6:30 0 MR. ED O DAN AUGUST (C) what can be identified as a sulting from guilt feelings in that it was hard to be sympa- tionships with their children. O DICK VAN DYKE SHOW During an investigation Into the death of a popular thetic about his plight. Julie The girl had an ambitious, IB YOUNG MUSICAL ARTISTS ' race car driver, Det. Lt. Can August marks aa pos- typical "Mod Squad" tale. his father's death in a fire. "Barbara Nissman" sible auspects several personal acquaintances, in- This time Pete, played by Mi- Harris, with a plastic patch 1M B CBS NEWS WITH WALTER CRONKITE (C) cluding; a former girl friend. The man, Allan, is treated in ID NEWSFRONT chael Cole, hit a girl with his over one cheek to conceal her O NBC NIGHTLY NEWS (C) . - a mental hospital and returns O I LOVE LUCY ' 11*0 BOO NEWS. WEATHER, SPORTS (C) car while pursuing a suspect. wounds, turned in her usual O ABC NEWS WITH FRANK REYNOLDS (C) 0 PEYTON PLACE (C) In his guilt and concern, he to the family home to live expert performance as the TONITE AT 7:00 and 9:15 O WHAT'S MY LINE? (C) O THE LATE MOVIE (C) with his sister, horribly ID PLEASE DON'T EAT THE DAISIES (C) "Any Second Now (1068) starring Stewart Cran- became romantically involved sister. IB N.E.T. JOURNAL (C) gfr, Lois Ncttlelon. A photographer, while taking scarred in the fire. Almost To wind up the evening hi» young bride on a honeymoon in Mexico, meets with her during her con- THE PLAZA "Kaddlsh" and fall, in love wllh anolhcr%rl anil plots murder. valescence. Then he learned immediately he starts seeing, there was ABC's smash hit of 7:30 B THE STOREFRONT LAWYERS (C) ID PERRY MASON lit. IS M MIDDLE ID. KAMI WMM Attorney David Haneen. auapecta that nil client is •The Case of the Borrowed Bruncltf." that she probably was part of with his blurred vision, shad- last season, "Marcus Welby, withholding; information when ahe repeatedly 11:30 ft THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW (C) Highest Rating!" changes her mind about divorcing; her husband. •a gang of burglars. —N.Y.DBM/NIW O MEN FROM SHILOH (C) O THE TONIGHT SHOW (C) 'The Beat Wan." Trampaa accompanies his lrlend Substitute Host: Jerry Lewis Members of the squad are Pick to San Yaidro where Pick hopes to get Jxrml.- B 11:30 MOVIE PararouUPichm >lon from the town chieftain to marry his daughter. ••Whirlpool" (19501 jtarrlng Gene Tlrmcy, Jose forever falling in love and the Presorts Q TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES (C) Ferrer. Kleptomaniac married to a. noted psycho- love affairs are always termi- Nature Programs A Howard W.Koch O THE COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER (C) analyat la put Into a hypnotic state fcy > charlatan •AJanJayLemef "The Unbirthday Present." Eddie, with Norman's involving her In murdrr. nated at the end of the epi- Production help. Is making a movie to give to his father. O THE DICK CAVETT SHOW (C) sode. In this case the girl was Sumng O DIVORCE COURT (C) 12:00 O NIGHT FINAL (C) COUNTRY "Zayber va Zayber." Adultery, (rigidity, and money 12:15 ID TONIGHT AT THE MOVIES killed in the final Shootout. mum 9, umooo tony iti

ssup, t«md salad, htnch frln. STRAND ART- TECHNICOLOR Wiorts 7.-00; 0:11; One Swedish Joup, loiied lolml, cholci if gsldtn frlad inrlma, Kalltfl. Summer 7:27; 9:38. trench trlii er jpoghalll, cellea Illtl af fi«un«r, imtfM Clara, •r Ito. C«(M. EAST BRUNSWICK One TURNPIKE- OtTWOOR ~ Btrawlterry Bttte* ment «:00; 11:50; Zabrlnkla Point Q.M. INDOOR •- Tom Tlmmh 1:44; 1'20; Zahrlnkic Point 5:30: 9:15; Swedish Call for Reservation ,>.•,• % Strawberry Statement 7:30; 11:39, PERTH AMBOY i 8 • M4M'<> ^.W* AMBOYS DRIVEIN- OPEN: » «.m. TttMtfoy (Dm SnM»y Thr Ijuiilloril 7:30; 11:111; l.aarnlnR Treo f):.1S. Summar MENLOPARK HELD OVER!! SATURDAY and SUNDAY CINEMA- ' MATINEE AT 2 P.M. Z 2:13: tM: 7:29; 0:40, Feature GOING GREAT SHIPWRECK BALL Time GUNS! CARLTON • COMMUNITY • TOWN ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - "An Invitation The Atlantic Highlands Demo- 7:27 the wonderful cratic Club will sponsor a and PAUL NEWMAN Shipwreck Ball Saturday at 8 musical ROBERT REDFORD to Pleasure .. P p.m. in the rear of the Sny- 9:30 adventure... der-Westerllnd Building, m. KATHARINE ROSS - Weds. Nite Feature - 36, Mlddletown. Music will be provided by Jules Jaffee. FREE PARKING IN Mrs. Helen Marchetti may be REAR of THEATRE Roast Prime Ribs of Beef contacted for tickets. BOTCH CASSIDV AND 'tmn Hearts of Lettuce — Baked Potato THE SUNDANCE KID Vegetable — Coffee ff TE.35 DRIVE-IN plus "THE PRIME OF JEAN BRODIE" thumb" Z mi. SOUTH ICt. RIE. 351.36 THEY LIVE HARD... IQ75 HUIET 264 2200 THEY LOVE HARD... ASBURY PARK ATONTOWN SPEND THE NIGHT YRIC DRIVE-IN with CLINT EASTWOOD Deltctabli Food — Klng.S.M Cocktalli

D.A.S.H TO SEE Lincroft Inn Hot-Blooded Machines at the Crossroads and Hopped Up Lincroft, New Jersey I Women! MASH Reservations: 741-8170 o Meant (ALL FOUR ON ONE PROGRAM) t> -THE DAILY BEGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLEIOTN, N. J.I WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1970 • Curfew Discord Fades Anthony Soviero Closes Tailor s}w MONMOUTH MEATS In Matawan Township LITTLE SILVER — Antho- Catholic Church, PRed Bank, 110 MONMOUTH ST. 13 MAIN ST. BRANCH AVE. ny Soviero, 81, of 276 Branch MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - diminishing interest in the he has served as head usher RED BANK EATONTOWN LITTLE SILVER must remain closed, he ex- Ave., is retiring Oct. 1 from there and as trustee. He also Interest in amending the curfew amendment since last plained, but awaits notifica- 741-5292 542-0743 741-5350 1 the ladies' custom tailoring township's curfew ordinance December , when James M. is a member of the Guiseppe tion on whether the closing business he has operated at appears to have dwindled to Neilland, a candidate for the Garibaldi Society of Red Lean - Fresh LEAN MEATY Lean - Boneless will be by ABC rule or ordi- Broad and Monmouth Sts., the vanishing point. Matawan Regional Board of Bank, which he has served as nance provision. Council will Red Bank, since 1930. Education, whipped up inter- president for several terms A dead silence greeted consider the measure Oct. 5. and of which he is treasurer. GROUND SPARE STEW Mayor Hans H. Froehlich's est in it among teen-agers. Mr. Soviero arrived in Red Road Aid Asked rap of the gavel which opened When council scheduled a Bank from Italy in 1910 and the public hearing of the ordi- public hearing on possible Council adopted a resolu- settled at Linden Place and CHUCK RIBS BEEF nance amendment. Township modifications to the ordinance tion authorizing application to Spring St. From then until Council adopted the measure in May, only a handful of resi- the state Department of 1930, he operated a factory unanimously without com- dents showed up, and they Transportation for $68,130 for with his brother-in-law, Jos- ment. were an hour late, the mayqr improvements to S. Atlantic eph Carillo. Ave. between Rt, 34 and The amendment exempts recalled. He recently returned from a Church St. six-month trip to Europe 89 89! 17-and 18-year-olds from the Absence Is Noted curfew provisions; extends ' Another resolution permits where lie visited a daughter, Last night they didn't show the Monmouth Community Mrs. Rose Kiefer in Heidel- BONELESS BRISKET the curfew deadline from 9:30 up at all. SWIFT'S PREMIUM p.m. every day until 11 p.m. Action Program (MCAP) to berg, Germany, and relatives Also adopted without com- hold an election to the town- in Naples, Italy. REGULAR or THICK Sunday through Thursday, and ment after public hearing until 12:30 a.m. Saturdays ship Thursday to select a rep- He and his wife,^ Mary, CORNED were two administrative ordi- resentative to the MCAP have four other children; and Sundays; and broadens nances vacating portions of BACON the basis for exceptions to the board of trustees. Nicholas Soviero of Phoenix, BEEF Charles and Anna Sts. in the Mayor Froehlich pro- Ariz., Mrs. Louise Iannarone curfew rule, putting responsi- Freneau section. bility -for control of their claimed the week of Sept. 20 of Rumson, Joseph Soviero of youngsters back on par- No action was taken on an through 26 Eye Health Week. Middletown and Carmin So- ents. amendment to the alcoholic Free eye examinations are viero of Potomac, Md., and 17 beverage control ordinance available in Eiverview Hospi- grandchildren. They also Mayor Forehlich ex- permitting licensed premises tal, Red Bank, and Jersey were the parents of the late pressed surprise at the lack to stay open on Election Day. 89! Shore Medical Center, Nep- Mrs. Lucy Marascio. of public comment. "I ex- William B. Russell, township tune. A member of St. Anthony's Anthony Soviero pected a lot of the public here attorney, said he awaits a rul- .. . It's pleasing that every- ing by the Alcoholic Beverage one felt the ordinance so sat- Commission on licensed isfactory that no comments premises which also serve as are necessary," he remarked. polling places. He has heard The mayor traced steadily informally that such premises Hazlet Republicans MLfOODCnYSmKSAREGRtATL GOVERNMENT INSPECTION QUALITY WELL TRIMMED Urge Conservation . mi ATLANTIC SUKIAMA .•SATISFACTION GUARANTEED! HAZLET — Republican Mr. Koss referred to the in- Shmnfctiiy Awnut at Rout* 35 candidates Sheldon B. Israel cumbent Democrats' lack of NEWSHkEVftBUK and Frank Koss Jr. have an- knowledge and complete dis- nounced they will propose regard of the Scott Hill land creation of a Conservation mining operation. STEAKS Commission if they are elect- "Concerning the creeks and ed to the Township Com- our wetlands, the Democrats OPENDAILY9T010P.M.,SUNDAYS9T06P.M., mittee in November. have done nothing but com- SHORTCUT Mr. Israel and Mr. Koss plain," Mr. Israel claimed say there is an urgent need "but they have come up with for a Conservation Commis- n o constructive proposals, sion here and action should The incumbent Democrats RIB not be delayed. They envision seem to have overlooked com- GIBLETS CORN the commission encompassing pletely any specific means of GREEN CUNT 12-OZ. all natural and man made conserving and enhancing our STEAKS problems involving the total environment and controlling environment.1 pollution," he added. FACIAL TISSUE ,MARCAL« Ruf Out • 200's USD A. Government Inspected "PERDUE QUALITY" CHICKEN PARTS Mayor Invites Opposition khonk Light TUNA BUMBLEBEE . »6fe-OZ. 37< To Workshop Meetings Peanut Buh«f& Jell/ FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - obtain correct information. As , SMUCKERS »18-Or.Jar' Mayor Robert H. Smith,. a an example of the latter, the Democrat, has issued an in- mayor cited a proposal for a CRANBERRY JUICE occ, THE VERY BEST CVCDAIIIIh $i«9 vitation to candidates of both post office here with which ^COCKTAIL« Welch's' 3Z-O*. *^*" parties for election to the two the Republicans credited IN ROAST BUF! CICIfUURI/ Lb. Township Committee Beats to themselves last summer, but 1 attend committee workshop which "had been initiated by / APPLESAUCE OJT, meetings and to use the ser- the township in 1968 and re- I.MOTT'S .. <2SrOz.Jar vices of the business adminis- jected by the federal govern- O J trator for "background brief- ment at that time." ?ChoDPed MUSHROOMS ings on any phase of township Mayor Smith's statement >'B& B ' .••,o^Or»Con', activity." continues: r/ He criticized the Republi- "Familiarity with local cir- BEEFARONI GROUND BEEF dQs can candidates for failing to cumstances would end the pe- CHEFBOY-AR-DEE • 15-Oz. 29 attend recent committee riodic red herring of lost ra- Family Pack—3 lbs. or more I *w meetings and to take steps to tables, which should be dis- CLEANSER carded as a vestige of the old .MONTCO ," • SOUP MEAT discredited politics. In 1967, CA1JFORNIA . •Vjfe Fernan Fights only one week before the elec- tion, the opposition party an. CHEDDAR & WINE •• PLATE BEEF 39 CHUCKPOTROAST 79 Truck Hijacking nounced that a box company ^DRESSING «7Seas*8-Oz. 29< WASHINGTON, D.C. - A would locate in the township |EXTRlUEJ.K*FamiljPack . *** New Jersey business execu- ' due to the efforts of the Re- fCATFCX)D-Tabby : tive and former F.B.I, agent, publican party. The election MEATORFISH • > IS-Oz. came and went, which is (GROUND CHUCK 69 CHUCKPATTIESfRozEH79ib Jim Fernan of Englishtown, more than the phantom box has been chosen to direct the company did. GELATIN DESSERT fROZENJFOODDEPT. trucking industry's assault on ROYAL « All Flavors the $700-million-per-year theft "This year we see the oppo- MORTON POT PIES,,• and hijacking racket. sition has invented the dis- ,BLEACH . appearing ratable. To set the 39 • Chicken • Beef •Turliey Macaroni 8 Cheese His new position is director record straight, no ratable AlONTCO • GALLON JPRbnUCEDEPT of the trucking industry com- has been lost or is in the dan- PEAS • Whole Kernel CORN 17c mittee on theft and hijacking. ger of being lost because of Assorted NAPKINS A native of South Dakota, any action or lack of action ,200 -POLY BAG' MONTCO, , «10-OZ.PK0. Mr. Fernan, 45, comes to the on the part of the township trucking industry post from committee." H INSTANT POTATOES COFFEE CREAMER Atlantic Products Co. of Tren- 1 MONTCO ton, N. J., where he was a COUNTRY STYLE. Vice President. ECOM Deputy . • • 16-Or.Box49 MRS. SMITH'S PIES26.OZ. Prior to that, from 1955 to COCONUT CUSTARD* PUMPKIM . 1965, he was with the Bendix Gets Assistant w ill MIIWIII>IMI imUHMUH.I'li*. . Corp. in Kansas City', first as FT. MONMOUTH - First DAIRYHEPT SWANSON BREAKFAST an industrial security special- Lt. Michael L; Yocom has PANCAKES & SAUSAGE 4!4-02. SCRAMBLED IGGS.SAUSAOS ist, and later as Director of been appointed adminis- ^-OlFRENCHTOAWftSAUSAOEfiJiHOZ. Administration. trative assistant to the Army XDEUHIA FRESH CRISP From 1951 to 1955, Mr. Fer- Electronics Command's new nan was a special agent with deputy commander, Col. Al- CARROTS bion W. Knight Jr. iCREAMCHEESE APPETIZER DEFi the Federal Bureau of In- 8-Oi.Pkg. CELLO BAG vestigation, .working in the A native of New Mexico, Lt. HLYSUCED New York City-Newark area. Yocom was commissioned in GARDEN FRESH LEGAL NOTICES the Signal Corps upon gradu- I COTTAGE CHEESE ation from New Mexico State ROYAL DAIRY » Ib. cup NOTICE 8-15A University, Las Cruces, in PEPPERS SHERIFF'S SALE American CHEESE SUPERIOR fOlRT OF NEW JEIISET 1969. He was designated an CIIANCKI1V DIVISION SINGLESUCES MON.MOUTII COUNTY ROTC Distinguished Military FREESTONE Docket No. F-18DI-6B Graduate by his college and KRAFT • 12.0i.Wfg, North Jtrtey National Bank (Form- •rly Hudson County National BnnK>. later received the annual Flalntirr VB: Hat! Lledlke, et uj, et »l" PRUNE PLUMS Defendant*. . Ralph Mershon Award as the .Imported DANISH By virtue of a writ of execution In | NIBBLING CHEESE the above Btatcri action to me directed, nation's top Distinguished I shell expose for dale at public ven- 10-Cb. Pkg. due at the Court House in the Bor- Military Graduate in 1969. ough of Freehold. County of Mon. SALAD FAVORITES^ mouth, New Jcrney, on Monday the He is married to the former RADISHES-Bog 28th day of September, 1970, at 1 STICK CHEDDAR o'clock, P.M. Prevailing Time. Miss Pam Frank, daughter of SCALLIONS-Bunch All that tract or parcel of lanti. Lt. Col. Fred J. Frank (USA- VARIETY PACK* CRACKER. ultuate, lying ami brlnR In the Bor-. CUCUMBERS-Each ough of Kean.ibitrir, In the County of RET) and Mrs. Frank. She BARREL •10-Oz. Monmouth and State of New Jersey: KNOWN anandd designateted us f.ntn 5 was born here while her fa- and 6 In BlocBlk "S" off KeanaburKeanab g BBench h 'II n saiid TTownship, as showh n on ther was assigned here. a "Map of KpansburK Beach" made hv H. S. Bproul C. E. and filed In tli« Monmnuth County Clerk's Office LEGAL NOTICE July 24, 1900. SoricK The foregoing description Iff In no- Take notli:e that application has been cordance with curvey made July -\ made to the Mayor and. Council nf ihi> 1958 by J. W. Seaman 4 Sons, EnKl- Borough of Hooaevclt to transfer to Den ncerf and Surveyors, Long Branch, Enterprises Inc. trading, an nnosevefl Market for premises located at Rt. B7I FOOD CITY Premises commonly known tfl fi8 and Farm Road, Roosevelt, the Plenary Beacon* Boulevard, KeanRhurg, N.J. Retail Distribution License FH, here- Belns the same premises conveyed tofore Issued to Solomon Berg: and 8a- IMPERIAL to the mortKaBora by deed to be re- rah Berg, a partnership, trading at corded simultaneously herewith and Roosevelt Market for Uie premises lo- this mortgage Is a purchase money cated at Rt, 671 A Farm Itoad, Rooie- SOFT mortgage given to aecure a portion velt. T nf the consideration for said convey- OFFICER!) ance. Robert A. Dcptula, President MARGARINE The approximate •mount nf the Judg- 3IH Hollywood Ave, Apt-B ment to be satisfied by Raid sale Is Weil End, Long Branch. N. J. lb.reg.49' the sum of IIO.OOD together with the Carolee Hart, BecreUry-Treisurcr i!"-i nf this sale. 3 "''..riff hereby reserves the right Went End. Long Brant-h, N. J. limit 1 Coupon Ptr Fomil/. E»p. S»pl. 26 ' fjfl adjourn this sale without further Objections, tf any, should tie made Im. fJOttci by plibllmllon. mediately In writing to Isidore Backo- wltn,.'Wunlc1pa! ClerK of the Borough of PAUL KIERNAN, Sheriff. noos.vtlt. Ulllii, . .i:ine * nEp EKtERPKIHKK IN. Dfl Bnim iEBqs. Robert A. Oeptuli, President Sept. 1. 8, 16. it flS.OO Sept. M, 23 IU.O0 $0- THE DAILY REGISTER, BED BANK - MIDDLETOWN. N. J.t WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1970- Agee's Hit Rekindles Mets' Chances By HAL BOCK bases with none out in the started Montreal's winning "You were just warning him, In the sixth, Tommy Agee win. The Mets thus gained kees who are having their to 88-67 last night by beatify Associated Press Writer ninth. rally with a leadoff single in weren't you?" asked Lucchesi singled and stole second. half a game on the pace-set- best season since they last Washington 2-1 as Gene Ml A seeing eye-single that After reliever Dick Selma the sixth inning. Rusty diplomatically. "No, he's Phillies' shortstop Larry ting Pittsburgh Pirates who won the pennant in 1964. chael drove in a run with > weaved its way through fanned Ron Swoboda on three Staub's triple chased the run gone," retorted Landes. So Bowa throught Agee was out lead them by three games A Yankee victory over sacrifice fly and Jerry Ken Philadelphia's pulled-in in- pitches, Agee poked a squibb- home. Bunning went and Woody and told Davidson in colorful with eight to play. Chicago is Washington and a Cleveland ney singled in another in thi field, has the New York Mets ler that just made it into right In the nightcap, Bob Veale, Fryman relieved him. He language that earned him the second, two games back. defeat of Boston would clinch fifth inning. Mel Stottlemyn thinking pleasant thoughts field for two runs and the vic- making his first start in 15 walked Art Shamsky, loading third thumbing of the night. • A sixth straight victory and second for New York. Balti- recorded his 14th victory sgain about the final 10 days tory. days, nailed down his 10th the bases, and Donn Clende- The Phillies rallied for four some help by Cleveland more already has won the against 13 losses. , of the National League East "The ball was inside," said victory of the season with re- non singled home two runs. eighth-inning runs to lead 6-5, tonight would clinch second East. Ron Klimkowski, 6-7, was to race. Agee. "I was trying to hold lief help from Joe Gibbon. When Ken Boswell singled only to have the third-place place in the American League The Yankees won their fifth pitch tonight against Wash- Tommie Agee delivered the up." Battle Develops and two more runs trotted Mets get two in the ninth to East for the New York Yan- straight and ran their record ington's Joe Coleman, 8-10. ninth inning hit for two runs Fateful Decision One would have thought it home, Lucchesi came out and a 7-6 victory over Phila- It's a good thing he didn't was the Phillies not the Mets again. He detoured slightly delphia last night that pulled succeed or else the Mets who were fighting for the Na- toward Hie plate and told the Mets back within three might not have succeeded. A tional League Eastern Divi- Landes, "You just loused up games of Pittsburgh and left loss to the Phillies would have sion pennant. a good game." Landes ripped them one behind second place shoved New York four games Three Phillies were tossed off his ma.sk and gave Luc- Chicago. back with eight games to play out of the rhubarb filled chesi tfie thumb. Edge Protected and just about ended their game, including manager "You were just warning flickering hopes. Frank Lucchesi. The losers The Pirates protected their me, weren't you, Stan?" Luc- Still, three behind with .engaged in a heated debate chesi said sweetly to the ang- edge by coming back to knock eight left isn't the most com- with home-plate umpire Stan off Montreal 3-1 in the second ry umpire. forting spot in the world. But Landes and second-base ump "No, you're gone," replied game of a twi-night double- Manager Gil Hodges still Satch Davidson. header after being shut out 1- Landes. hopes. "Time never runs It all started in the sixth in- 0 in the opener by Bill Stone- out," said Hodges, "until it "I didn't use profanity," ar- man. ning with the Mets trailing 2-0 gued Lucchesi. runs out mathematically." and Phillies' righthander Jim Chicago was rained out at Pirates Split Bunning working on a one-hit- "You're gone anyway," In- St. Louis. The Pirates took a step in ter. The Mets' Bud Harrelson sisted Landes. In other National League that direction by taking the walked and the next two bat- Lucchesi erupted. He games last' night, Atlanta second game of their double- ters were retired. Wayne Gar- charged Landes and might trimmed San Diego 3-2, Cin- header from the Expos after rett doubled home Harrelson. have clobbered the umpire if cinnati clipped Houston 6-5 dropping the opener. Bunning then worked a two of his coaches hadn't and Los Angeles nipped San Stoneman, 6-15, stranded 11 three-ball, two strike count on come out and hauled him off Francisco 1-0. Pirates in the first game and Cleon Jones and then threw to the dugout. The Mets In the American League, a pitch he felt was a strike. wound up the inning with five New York edged Washington Pennant Race Landes called ball four. Bun- runs and a 5-2 lead. 2-1, Boston dumped Cleveland ning threw his hands in the 8-2, Milwaukee defeated Cali- At a Glance air in disgust and his glove fornia 4-2, Baltimore bombed R«- To landed on the grass to the Mets to Place W I. PH. Mud Fl»j Detroit 10-2, Kansas City PfltBlrarjh S3 71 .ill. — » left of the mound: swept a doublehe ler from Chlcafn SO 12 .52« 2 10 Tickets on Sale New York DO U 519 J A "You're out of the game," Chicago 2-1 and 6-2 and Min- Pittsburgh—At home 8: Montreal shouted Landes, giving the fa- NEW YORK (AP) - The nesota topped Oakland 5-3 to '. New York J;. Aw«jr 3:,8t. i/ouli miliar thumb sign. New York Mets announced Chicago—At home 0: Away 10: clinch the West Division SI. Ixiula J. Philadelphia 3. Neir Bunning, Lucchesi and yesterday plans for a mail or- NUMBER THREE FOR US — Crewmen of Intrepid, right, stand up as America's Cup sloop sweeps across the crown. York 4. New York—At home 4: Chicago catcher Tim McCarver ar- der sale of box and reserved finish line one minute and IS -seconds -ahead ^Australia's Gretel II. The marker showing agaiirst Sretel's sails The Mets were on the short 4: Away 4: Philadelphia 1. Pitta- gued vainly with Landes. seats to a possible National end of a 6-5 count after Tony burgh 3. League championship series. indicates one end of the finish line. A Coast Guard cutter looms out of the haze in the distance. The victory Taylor had tripled three runs Hail order applications for gave the U.S. a 3-0 margin in the best-of-seven series for the historic yachting trophy. home and then scored on a box and reserved seats must sacrifice fly in the bottom of be postmarked on or after the eighth for Philadelphia. midnight, Thursday, Sept. 24, But New York loaded the How They Stand AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL I.EAOCE to, be considered. Tickets will New York 17) I FhJIadflphls 'A) Eaat Dlvlalm Eut Dlvlakm he sold only in two - game •b r h i Rhrh W I. Pel. OB W 1. ret. OB Intrepid Sails to 3rd Win .Anee.cr 8 0 2 1 BOWR.M ,10 2 Baltimore 100 »4 .«(9 — Plllaburjii «3 71 .539 - strips with a limit of two r.arrelt,3t> III Htrmon.ui New York _... Rl 07 .MS 12Vi c. Jonea.ir 3io| TTaylnr.2b H3 Boaton 82 77.1 .529 1»',1,4 S^Rrr::::::=:*o ?74? J3 I strips per person. Bhamaky.rl 1 I 1 R.fltnne.ir Detroit 7J 18 ,4M 224 81 .471 O.ipar.rf loot P.John'n.lb 3 0 0 CllClovelnml l 74 81 .474777 2»'2»',ii PhiladelphiSt. Loula a 7702 »1 .471 10! Chance,p 0001 Belma.p 4 II 0 Washington 70 «3 .IM 2H'4 8* Clende'n.tb 4 1 . McCirver.c 0 0 0 Weal Dlvlalon Montreal «. •} ?J .442 IS Boiwell,2b 4 I 2 O.JackanO.Jitckfl'n.p. r 0too W I. Pri. fill .. a-:.. .ft«. OB Browns' Crowd orole.o 3 I) I) Monev.Sb 4) (0I 0I MIoneiintH ' Cincinnati 911 51 .1121 — Over Gretel in Cup Battle Knnp'l.ph 1 II 1 Oamble.rf 4 3 2 Oakland IS SO .MS 814 l,oi Anielea 94 70 ,S4> 13 Wela.pr 0 10! 3 2.1 California « San Franclaco «3 71 .931 14 Ups Attendance Hyer.c 0 o ii Bunnlng.p 2 0 0 Kaniaa City fl'.' ' ' " Atlanta 78 SO .Ml 22% NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) - and insure the New York 1895, said Gretel II was at As the two boats skimmed Hurreln.ai 1 1 01 P*rym»n.p 000 Milwaukee 60 M .300 33 Houaton 72 «2 .4« 2S MArtW.Antlw.' p 10 01 _B.wllaon.p 0 0 0 Chlcalo )l ID .353 3S',i San Dlegn 59 95 .Ml 3S NEW YORK (AP) - Cleve- Intrepid led at every mark Yacht Club possession of the fault and 24 hours after the over the foggy, 24.3 mile Mxra'aM.ph 10 0 1 Monlanez.lb 1 1 1 |JU| Nllhl'l HMUIta taal Mihl'a Rtautlii land's record home crowd of : Frliella.p 0- 0- 1-)) Boaton 8, Cleveland 2 Chlcaio at St. Loula. postponed and sailed into a 3-0 lead over old mug it has not lost in the race awarded the race to In course, they remained so Baltimore 10. DoLrolt 2 Montreal 1. Plttaburjh ft. lat 85,703 for Monday night's the Australian challenger, fiwobbdft.rf New York 2, Waahlnlton 1 Plttabnrih 3. Montreal 1, 2nd 119-year history of the event. trepid. The Australians com- close it appeared that In- i Milwaukee 4, California 1 New York i, Philadelphia t game with the New York Jets Gretel II, yesterday in the plained bitterly. 3m3 7 ai i 32 t » Kanaaa Cily 2, Chlcalo 1 lat Cincinnati fl. Houaton 5 The American crew won the trepid had Gretel II under Hew York 000 005 002—7 Kama* City A, Chicago 2, 2nd Atlanta 3, flan Diego 2 boosted National Football battle for the America's Cup. opening race a week ago. Af- tow. Pllllarielnhla OO'J 000 040—« Mlnneaota 5, Oahland 3 Loa Antelea 1, San Prancltco 0 Gretel II won the con- DP—New York 2. LOB-New York Toolfht'a Damea League attendance to 709,000 The U.S. boat, skippered by ter four days marked by calm servatively maneuvered start Intrepid led Gretel II and «. Ftilladelnhla 2. 2B—flarri-tt. SB- Today'a (lamta New York itadcckl «•(! at Phila- Gamble, Hlale, T. Taylor. SB-Har. MinnflKota iHall l)-8> at Oakland delphia isnort (l-IM for its 13-game opening week- Bill Ficker, won by 1 minute, seas, fog and lay days, Gretel yesterday and moved into the her helmsman, Jim Hardy, rHaon, A it a 2. 8 -Frliella. SF-rt. iHunter 17111. night Montreal (Mortnn 1(111) at Pltta- end, an average of 54,239. Hone. California iGarretl »•«> at MIL hlirih , nlaht Chicago (Jenklna 20-15 and Handa tine race. There were no pro- MoAnrtrew ft 4 2 2 0 Kan»aa City iSplltlfirf O-Oi at Chi- 17-13) at St. lxiula (Reuaa M ind The total was second hieh Inteprid in a close race, only kept his 12-meter sloop point- about five boat lengths. The Frlaelln 2'i 4 4 4 l cagn ijnhnmin .1-fl» . ' Olbann 2'2-fli, 2 tests. to have the race, taken away ing higher into the 12-meter Ryan iW, 7-10) .. % 0 0 (i o Detroit icmn I2-7I at Baltimore San Diego (Arlln 013) at Bslma (L, 7-«) ...J. ton (Brett 8-fl) Lou Angelei (Vane* S-7) 1969 in the NFL and the complete another sweep of The race committee, in the lead which he never relin- his sail locker. American Football League. the best-of-seven race series first action of its kind since quished. Intrepid led by margins of 46 seconds, 46 seconds, 56 sec- onds and 53 seconds, respec- tively at the first four marks Brodie Cops of the six-legged triangular course. He jibed twice on the downwind fifth leg to sail to a 1 minute, 16 second edge as the two sloops headed for AP Favors home. NEW YORK (AP) - John Theopening weekend, Gretel II had built up a 1:54 Brodie had one of those near stretching from Friday night edge over Intrepid in a sim- perfect days Sunday when he through Monday night, had a ilar windward leg before fog made no mistakes, hit with 17 number of outstanding Indi- canceled one of the two post- of 20 passes and led the San v 1 d u a 1 performances in- poned efforts to finish the sec- Francisco 49ers to their first cluding Jess Phillips of Cin- ond race. She had the speed opening day victory in the cinnati who bolted 76 yards to do it but, as the boats sail- reign of coach Dick Nolan. on a draw play for the decid- ed into a freshening 17-knot Described as a "hot and ing touchdown in a 31-21 wind that hauled more west- cold quarterback" .by coach triumph over Oakland en erly, Ficker maintained posi- Bill Austin of the losing Wash- route to a 130-yard day. tion between his opponent and ington Redskins, Brodie re- the finish, covering carefully Calvin Hill ran 25 times for as they tacked for home. fused to be rattled when the 117 yards as Roger Etaubach Skins tried to blitz and contin- led Dallas to a thinly-cut 17-7 There were only about 150 ued to concentrate on Gene spectator craft on hand for Washington as his favorite re- edge over Philadelphia and the third race, probably be- ceiver. Charley Johnson showed how cause of a moderate fog that \ The 35-year-old Brodie, an old pro handled himself by kept visibility down to a mile. starting his 14th season as a leading Houston to a 19-7 vic- pro, all with the 49ers, was tory over Pittsburgh with two selected yesterday by the As- TD passes to Jerry Levlas. Point Boro sociated Press as the Offen- Nance Looks Tough sive Player of the Week In the Jim Nance looked like the National Football League. Nance of old as he carried 20 NEWEST NEWPORT NEEDLE — Susie Thomas, 21, Soccer Unit Brodie hit Dick Witcher times for 89 yards and one of Holmdel, displays one of the latest ribbons in with a touchdown pass and touchdown in the Boston Pa- Rated Fifth connected .with Washington triots' upset of Miami 27-14 Newport's doclcside battle of ribbons and buttons on seven times for 97 yards. He and Carl Garrett scooted for both sides of the America's Cup maicjd_^etwein IRVINGTON-.Point Pleasant B5roTs"WeTugliesr~ had no interceptions. the U. S. and Australia. The ribbon refers to the New SAFE LANDING — Umpire Bob Engls rule! that Montreal Expoi' pitcher Bill Miner Action rated Shore school in the N.J. Floyd Little of Denver car- York Yacht. Club decision against Gretel II in the Sfonaman ilides safely under the tag of Pittsburgh Pirates' third baseman Riefoi* "I like action," said Brodie, Soccer Coaches Association also a brokerage firm custom- ried 18 times for 82 yards In a second race and is a take off on "Ficker is Quicker" selections. Hebner. Stoneman advanced to third on Boots Day's single to canter and later ers' man. "That's why I like 25-10 victory over Buffalo. buttons refering to Bill Picker, skipper of Intrepid. The Panthers are rated came home with the only run of last night's first game. Tha Pirates came back fifth in the state. football. That's why I like the Little took the ball eight Intrepid finished second but-was awarded rhe race to win the second, 3-1. lA'P Wiraphoto) stock market. I Just want to straight times for 54 yards, Howell is ne t in line as a be Involved. when the yacht club officials ruled against Australia. Shore representative at 12th, setting up Steve Tensi's win- "We've got a great many IAP Wirephoto) while Toms River South ranks fellows on this team who were ning touchdown pass. 17th and Henry Hudson Re- National Hockey League winners before they qot here gional is tied, at 20. but haven't won as pros. The In order to promote soccer P.S. Considers Rule Change veterans are hungry and the In the state, the association means Plus Service kids are enthusiastic." Black Athletes Reinstated has selected a committee nf betyveen Asbury Park MONTREAL (AP) - A rule w 1 n d u p when New York change that will enable the Rangers and Montreal Cana- The opening day 2(1-17 victo- SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) - which quoted University the squad members that if 20 coaches to rate the top 20 and Newark National Hockey League to dlen.s tied for the fourth and ry wiped out some of the Eight black athletes, sus- Chancellor John E. Corbally they did not take some posi- squads each Wednesday. settle ties for playoff positions final playoff spot In the East memories of a 1-4 exhibition pended from the Syracuse Jr. as saying the blacks tive action toward restoring The preseason ratings are more readily will be sub- Division. season during which Brodie University football squad would be reinstated Imme- the players the possibility ex- based on won-lost-tied records P.S. #130 alternated with Steve Spur- since the beginning of spring diately. isted that Saturday's game for the last three years, mitted to the league gover- Both clubs had 02 points, Asbury Park- nors at a New York meeting rier in the early eame«. workouts, were back on the Schwartzwalder told the As- with the University of Kansas ..MM, but in their final games, New Ttet'ora Oct. 7. Brodie now has 1,887 com- team yesterday at the recom- sociated Press that university would not be played. Nrlio.,1 . Newark Bust's York slashed a 9-5 win from officials high in the adminis- (•map W I. T Servlnoi Clarence Campbell, NHL pletions, fourth on the all-time mendation of head coach The blncks had been sus- 1 flclnerl 2 Hk UNCROFT— WOIMDH Detroit Red Wings while the list, and ranks fifth In total Floyd "Ben" Schwartzwaldcr. tration had recommended the -T I.awrnnce i president, said yesterday he pended after boycotting early I Thnlhnm Fnro f 17 0 j MATAWAN—SAVREWOODS Canadiens dropped a 10-2 de- yards gained, 24,112, and The announcement was reinstatement at the Tuesday nft. Pleasant Bora 2 IS 1 i will again propose that any s p ring training workouts. fi Harrison i 14 1 2 NEWARK AlJPOtT ties for playoff positions be c i s i o n to Chicago Black eighth in touchdown passes, made by the University's evening team meeting. They subsequently leveled 7 Rdlaon Tr-ch 3 11 1 9 •r> roufs to Newark S Npvi-ark Haul Rtde 4 m 2 n Hawks. 161. sports Information office He said it was predicted to charges of racial dis- !>K

By GEORGE SHEEHAN What are the satisfactions they derive from sports has done one thing it has elevated Bill Bradley, but then so is Shakespeare and Why has the audience of spectators in sports? A Monday night viewer of the our estimate of the average audience. True Verdi. sports grown so much in recent years? Cleveland crowd after Mike Andrews final as Dr. Guttentag points out, the sense of But sports is even more than that. It is What is the lure? What Is it that the spec- interception of a Namatti pass and subse- Innocent belonging (to the Mets or Jets or whatever) history. The fan who saw Mickey Owen tator sees? quent touchdown would say joy, ecstasy, can get out of hand, can lead to the riots drop the third strike, Johnny Vandermeer These are the questions that occupy and legalized madness. The psychologist that sometimes follow sporting events. But pitch his second no-hitter, Havlicek steal Queens College psychologist Maroia Gutten- defines that as tension produced and then Bystander usually the spectator remains aware of the the ball, or Swoboda make that Series catch tag in her analysis of "The Spectator In released. The answer, she says, to the artificial quality of the contest. has lived and he knows it. As part of those Sports." They also, I suspect, occupy a mesmerizing appeal of sports lies not only In such instances, the crowds remain audiences he is part of history. number of other people, Some in pursuit in this release of emotion. But also because sport faster than good taste. "The last and one of those described last week by Walter The men he watches are also part of of the buck (the 35 million who saw the sports is one of the few remaining arena vilest of superstitions" is what Chesterton Kerr in the Times. He was, Kerr wrote, history. They are also quite human. "Sooner Monday night's Jet game confirm spectator where the human drama and the human called it. And Dr. Meyers' plea for good continually in admiration of the extraordi- or later," writes the philosopher Paul Weiss, sports as big business); some in the arena search for authenticity can be played out taste would simply handcuff an audience nary sensitivity of the most ordinary "the athlete falls short. Eventually (like all looking up at the crowd (Bill Bradley told for the spectator. both emotionally and physically. A condition audience and the quickness, delicacy and men in all fields) he reveals some failure Dick Cavett 'last week that participating THROWS DIGNITY TO THE WIND Uiat tennis crowds have endured for too curious subtlty of its response. of nerve, self discipline, courage, insight, was the whole bald of wax: for the watcher, Unfortunately for her fellow academician long. Shushed like so many school children. A BLASPHEMIC STATEMENT generosity, caution, or imagination." And it sports was just another part of show busi- Dr. Meyers, this arena has become "crass Denied the very identification and expres- To patrons of the theater arts, com- is this weakness, this humanity that makes ness); some surveying these new fans with and tasteless." The tennis audience now sion of intense emotions that sports paring a Shea Stadium crowd to one at the spectator identify with him. Exult in dismay (Dr. Jeffrey Meyers, tenrtis buff and gobbles frankfurters and swills beer as- if generate. Lincoln Center may be blasphemy. But his triumphs. Bleed in his defeats. Fearing professor of English at Tufts, had a letter at a football game. Only his visit to Wimble- Are we to go back to the Forest Hills of they differ only in the intensity of their the worst, but always expecting the best. in^Suaday's Times deploring the iUman- don last June keeps him optimistic. There old? The spectators mute or politely clap- reactions. Both are viewing events that For the sports fan, may his tribe In- nered and noisy crowd at the U.S. Open the English are still primarily interested ping; the players pokerfaced; moving are encapsulated periods of time' during crease, is the eternal optimist. In this Tennis Championships at Forest Hills). in tennis, he reports, and still strictly main- patrons drawing attention and rebukes of which men struggle against each other or age of the Doomsday prophets predicting The people in those illmannered and tain their traditional good taste. both players and fans. against hazards of fate or chance to reach a tomorrow of pollution, war and famine, noisy crowds are Dr. Guttentag's concern. My guess is that notting can kill a Those days, I would hope, are over. If defined goals. Sports may be show business the fans keep shouting "Wait 'til next year!" PfMM; iiiTiiiiiiirrri'iJjJiiirtiHiJiiiiFJFnirMMt NJiiJiJJiiiiirMiHHrii MiiriMriii!irH[Mri!itiiirinniMi'rFHih ;,ii^;Kri[:iir[i^niHi[ ^ m ^ r» iiiiiiiiiiiii ii« Buccaneer One-Sided Verdicts Feature Runners Win Scholastic Soccer Encounters Red Bank Regional won its ship, 24-33; Raritan defeated Toms River South handed from close range from the Monmouth Regional had Bill Geartner bashed in first cross country meet as a Mater Dei, 18-41 and Marl- Bed Bank Regional a 9-0 soc- right-hand corner With 10:30 two scores on the board be- three goals to lead undefeated regional high school yester- boro beat Howell, 28-31. cer setback yesterday, while left in the game. fore Lakewood countered with Howell to its romp over Jack- s o n Township. Geartner day when it dumped the in- In a tri-meet, Freehold took Middletown Township Ocean drew first blood one In the fourth period. scored In the first, second and vading Warriors of Manas- a double shutout victory over blanked Long Branch, 4-0. when Dennis Katsaskis Golden Falcon Lou Malone booted the first in the second fourth periods. Pete Martin, quan, 21-28. Neptune and Trenton Central, In other action, undefeated pumped one in from the left corner in the third period. period with seven minutes Steve Fisher and John Bed Bank Catholic was sur- 15-50. Trenton Central then Howell zeroed Jackson Town- Don Natale evened things gone on an assist from Doug Amalfa also scored. prised by Middletown Town- turned around and whipped, ship, 6-0; Shore Regional nipped Ocean Township, 2-1; up for the Blue Devils in the Bland. It was a five-yard the Fliers, 20-87. Senior goalie Bason Bambu- Point Pleasant Boro downed fourth with 8:50 left. kick, Red Bulk CD - Manasqiuui (3!) shew remained unscored upon Tennis Loop 1. Keith Carlson (M>, 16:00: 2. Henry Hudson Regional, 3-0; Point Boro posted two goals Mark Messner accounted Gary Clewa (BB). 18:04; 3. Jack for the powerful Rebels, and Johnaon (:RB), 16:16; 4. Joe Rous- Monmouth Regional beat in the second and one in the for the second point, an eight- seau (M), 16:38; 5. Ken Grayzel (RB), 16:41; 6. Bill CanMeld (Mi. Lakewood, 3-1, and St. Rose fourth quarter to shutout Hen- yard shot in the second period the defense of junior Tom Sets Action 16:51; 8. James Yuka iM), 17:12; ry Hudson. following an assist from Ma- 8. Steve Lovlnr (RB), 17:18; 9. Den- of Belmar edged Hoffman, Ketchum, sophomore George nis Robinson (RB), 17:32; 10. Jeff 3-2. Barry Schiendawn, Randy lone, Doebler (Ml. 18:00. Tatinov, junior Amalfa and For Adults Mlddletown lit)-Red Bank Cain. (XI) Hocking and Wayne Schmidt Lakewood's point came on a 1. Fran Sullivan (RBC), 13:13: 2. Indians Scalp Bucs freshman Ken Ivanchukov did Pete Manning (Ml, 1J:1B; 3. Bob scored for the winners. Falcon mistake. The Falcon .NEW MONMOUTH - The Van Brunt (Mi, 13:S7; 4, Jim Doyle Dirk Easton and Pete Bor'n fullback accidentally put the another fine Job. N. J. Shore Tennis Associ- (RBC). 13:14; 8. Burl Quirk (Ml. led Toms River South'B white- The Panthers made 18 at- 13:41: 6. Gary Mitchell . 14:09; 10. drew Kelson (RBC). pass from John Home with 17 while Born contributed three mirals took eight shots, all blanked Long Branch for its ver Racquet Club and the Raritan (18) . Mater Del (41) seconds left in the contest for 1. Warren Gordon (R>. 13:50: 2. more goals. were r.aved. first win. Rosenthal got two In Shore Racquet Club in Oak- Kevin Banks (R), 3. John Clark a two-yard shot ending the hurst. (MD); 4. Jalro Scruggs (R); ft The loss was Hudson's first the first and one In the sec- Hick Tully (R). Easton had three in the In two outings. scoring. The loop will consist of 12 Roselle (27) - Rum'on-FH Rer. ond. Phil Steiner got the last 1. Jon Mnrtln . 13:54: 2. first quarter, all on break- players making six-twt-man Sal Leotti (R); 3. Walt Solenar (R); Lion score In the fourth. Lion 4. John Moater (R-FHl; 5. Ruasell TOP THREE — Manasquan's Keith Carlson, right, aways. Bom's sole score in goalie Charlie Alexander had teams, (mens, womens and Jones (R-FH): 6. Pete Illch (R); 7. Dan Abate (R); 8. Marc Cosentlno the stanza was also a break- only five saves as Rosenthal, mixed). (R-FH): 9. John French (R); 10. finished frit (16:00) in yss+orday'j crosi-country away. A team match will consist Kevin Cuzlk (R-FH). Pros Vie ior Two Troy Bennage, Doug Marlboro (28) • Howell (31) Bom upped the count in McGlynn and Don Poracky of three eight-game pro sets 1. Mel Kurtz (Hi. 13:10; 2. Dave ma«t witfi R»d Sank, but Gary Claws, center, ran Geer (H). 13:38: 3. Jeff Mnanin the third with 13:50 remain- did a good job of controlling with each set counting one (Mi. 14:00; 4. John Madsen (H): 5. Dan Duncan (H); 8. Jim Ryan second (16.04) and Jack Johrtion third (16:16) to Ing. Easton followed with one the ball. point. If any set reaches 40 (Mi; 7. Greg, Allen (Ml; I. Don at 9:20. minutes in duration a sudden Tieti (M): 9. Mike Miller (M): 10. hod Golf Berths George Jenklnson (M). (Howell Is pace the Buceaneers1 21-28 victory. George Corrazzo added one The Lions eutshnt the death tie breaker will be used 0-1. Marlboro Js 1-2.) Freehold (1JI . Nuptaae (Ml In Hie fourth on a penalty kick The final three places - for matches against a Puerto Rl- Wave, 25-19. when the score is even. Freehold (IS) - Trenton Central (5») New Jersey professionals can PGA team Oct. 12-21) at Trenton Cenlral (!0) - Neptune (37) and teammate Scott West- St. Rose came from two The league may decide' to 1. Jim Bchlenti (F) and Mike only — on the third Izod-In- ElConquistador.Las Brach (F) tie, 14:29; 3. Ed Burgess brook made a successful head goals back to win its opener play all three sets of doubles (F); 4. Milt Love (Fl; I. Bruce ternatlonal Invitational golf Croabas, Puerto Rico, are Hawthorne (P) j 0. Rich Burgeis shot with two minutes re- over Hoffman. Steve Erbe, or two sets of singles and one (Fl: 7. Oreg Loxton. (Fi: I. Raich team will be decided the next Tom Ulozas of Bamm Hallow, Butting (N>: 6. Frank Mango (F); maining in the game. who sparked the Roses in the set of doubles. 10. Ctrl Thomas (TC). two weeks. the Dodge Open champion; Freehold Today Shore's victory over Ocean second half, headed one in the came when Lou Glglio scored Already chosen for the and Pat Schwab of Crest- Rumson's Buff mont, the New Jersey section third period, and Gary White Yesterday's Entries PGA tltlist. tied the game up on a 12-yard Skeet Champion penalty kick. Pete Caplello Results 1ST—I M.I Pace I 11300. '(Til—1 St.; PaMt i,*M.' I The champion In the Ray then won the game for the WAYSIDE — Bill Buff of motes Jewel (J. Otrartl) lord Avon M (M. PlsKo) 2-1 Roses with a 30-yard direct Ken Dean (I* Wadaworth) . Auer bulck-PGA Seniors tour- Rumsori captured the 1970 lit—FACE: 1 Mi I1,3M: T-!:O7.3 Btead/ Streak (ft.. Howart^ __ 5-5 Tom quick (Loh'er. Jr.) 15.SO 7.80 4.10 •uocesa Time iR. Interdonato) Theodore Diamond (A. Carlone nament tomorrow and Friday free kick. N. J. International Skeet Red Meadow (Dlcfenbach) 24408m Christopher J <«. Lohrneyer Jr.) Carolina Cotton (H. Fillon) fl-1 Hikers Mark (Fillon) Mo Yankee Chip (C. Le Ctuie) I! Straight A IB. Rutler) at the Homestead Golf and championship at the Wayside Dicks Blotter (M. GulUrdl) 8-1 Irishman Pick (A. Thomai) 121 dona win (R. Rodgerni 101 Elwooa Tatum (ID. Mansfield) 20Jjj1l Country Club, and the two Gun Club here last weekend. Sod—'PAOEi 1 M: 11.300: T-2IM.3 Mary Kate (No Driver) 12-1 Broadaldt (E. Hyp I 201 Air Race (Smith) .3.M2.60 2.SO Duke McKlyo (D. Price) 12-1 highest men on the PGA per- Scamp Tripp (Myer) „ 4.40 3,SO Slutdydale Pay Boot (M. Oile) 20-1 Mite Dream (Z. cotjh) 301 Lion-Huskie Buff posted 88 on Saturday Rawhides Heel (&r»y> 2.m formance points list on Oct. 1 and 94 on Sunday for a total ; tTH-l 91.! Pace: 11,000. SNI)—I M.t Pace: fs.lM. - Coolac (F. Mella) 4-f will earn the final places for 182 x 200 birds. Barfly Do»m« » (G. Molnar) «•! Idean Hanover (No Driver) x-1 member of the Met PGA sec- will be played on the latter'* Ely Way Out (R. Howard) 1-1 Hire Boy (F. Oroisi 12.} field. Sth-PACE: I Mi K,3»: TJ:04.! Tea Time -!i Yankee Mon (J. Smith) 20-1 us Toro Hanover (Robblm) „ JJ.00 3.20 Pop Time IF. Tagarlello) 20-1 According to Deltz, Im- Abbey Craln (Luchento) _ 2.60 . 11TH-1 M.I Parr: 11.000. provements at Matawan's (Jail oil 4T1I—1 M : Pars! 15,300. Justa name (W. Pocza) -1-1 Eiacla (3-1) *J4.« Sly Heel (G. Relgel) Nancy Ann Adioa IA. Thomas) 7-2 Rocket Mothers gridiron have not been com- David Anthony (M. Lamb) Junle Hanover (K. Huebschi 41 Farm Time (V. Dfncerl Cape Pine Bictan (H. Williams) .1-1 pleted. «lh—1-ACK; 1 Ml $I,8M>! T-I:O4.4 Scurry (F(F.. Browne> Ulss Arch (No Driver) - A:l Learn the Game to Ijelp Delhi N (Greene) I.SO S.O0 3.40 )RomaiHoman HoHolli y (J. Romano) 20-1 Belle Kenyon (U. Oaglardl) 81 The opening game of the H T Carol (Fillon) 4.40 2.40 Hlllmga (H. Williams Jr) 20-1 Mortgage Psld IK. Myer) 8-1 Noble Hope (Interdonato) .....--...3.80 Lola« victory (P. Consul) 20-1 Freight queen (J. Manzl Jr) 10-1 HAZLKT - Rarltan High season, slated to start at Z Saiay Pain (B, Butler) IM School will conduct football 7lh—PACK; 1 M; l!,O0O: T-t:O».l STH-1 M.i Par*: »l,70i. Idlss Diamond H (T. Foiter) 20-1 pint, represents Matawan'n Play It Cool (Cantor) 19.20 6.40 2.10 Hot Cargo (R. Rod Bern »-2 classes for all mothers who secure Tommy K Butler (Cobb) ....2.80 2.80 Tobln Hanover (H. Williams) 3-1 Initial action In the Shore River Road Rena (Roberts) 4.20 Camden Bonnie (W. Roberts) 7-2 have sons on any Rocket (,'rid- Conforcone "A" Division af- Gonestota Way (R. Howard) HI -Banloa lonn (J.• Morone) «1 squad (freshman, junior var- ter participating In "B" In Ekacla, (7-3) Wl.Oa) Dudley (L. Tullno) - (1-1 Selections the type M Ps Heather (H. Gray) R.] sity or varsity); past years. (Mb—rACK; 1 Mi l:,3M: T-SlOH.l Saasy Special (O. Baldachlno) 12-1 1—Ken Keen, Globes Jaitrl, Participant); will learn Cashman (KodKern) .37,6010.00 fl.flO Burna auy IW. Oarey) 1S-1 Middletown, defending "A" Sachems Lad (Festi) 3.40 3.00 Sarah Smltti (J. Qulnni 20-1 I—iPalr'clT Chlel, Vnnelleveable, rules, some strategy, and be- champion and author of a 9-0 Chockoyotte Roy (Lohmeyer Jr.) 3,80 Poplar Diplomat RTH—I M.s race: (5,300. I—liana Row (III, Donald Diamond, come first-class "arm-chair record last fall, under coach tjpme nth—PACK: l M: II.MW: T-ttM.3 Gjallana t Discovery ^H.^Dancer Jr) 2-1 Keverr Yankee Yankee John (Plnuffe) J SO 3 80 2.41) C^roldoa n Knight (S. Dancer) 4—Sly Heel, Farm Tlmr, Da.M quarterbacks." Dick Klcva, will mark the Ralntree Arllu (Huebich) ..3.40 2.40 BBonnie Buckeye (D. Insko) 3-1 Anlhony Wanaque (J. Krlmund*) »—< one«lo«» Way, Tohln Hanovrr, The classes will be held in Shore coaching debut of John Blr Hush (Mccandleis) 2.20 Mix Reed (C. Le Caunel INDIAN SUMMER — Manasquan's Keith Carlson, you Want. Rocky Marvel fM. Mtrtynlak) !?:{ a— n. missing. White gold engagement Ting. $800 1D64 CADILLAC acater, autoballer. In good condition. Keansburg. ___——,— JarKe diamond with two email diamonds NEW • USED~CARS • TRUCKS Coupe. Need> paint. K600. Firm. Ready for season. Best offer, call after t&uh side. Vicinfty Hazlet-Long Branch- MUST SACRIFICE AH types Call fS7-6389. 6 p.m. 747.3M3. WANTED — Bright efficient person, ac. jicd Bank area, between Aug, 23 and Open eves- Mon. through Frt. cbYate typist, «oml wlthllljures and len- 30th. .Reward. 741-9570. 7:3(1 to 9:30 1963 FORD — White. Excellent condi- LYMAN 16'—Johnson motor, trailer. eral office work. 787-3000. _; ^ • SCENIC CAR SALES tion. Between S40O-S50O. Thompson 16, motor, trailer. Equip, LOST ~ Gray male cat near Monmoutti Hwy. 36 812-0221 Highland! WERNER DODGE Call 787-5494. merit Dual wheel trailer. 842-3615. SALESGIRL - jinJmal Hospital, Little Stiver. round employme i Apply between 2 CalU47-37l9. SEE A "RUSSELL, MAN" — For the fttjjfi Rrlforrt. TJ. 1953 CHEVROLET - Station waEon. 24'-l97OTHOMPSON—FIberrlas Albat- and 5 p.m.. Wool' ortli'J, M Broad St.. best car buys. RUSSELL Oldsmoblle- 1962 CHEVROLET —V-8 Itnpain. Bla Call 210 h.p. OMC Inboard-outboard. Red Bank LOST — Male beagle, white, brown anri Cadillac Co.. 100 Newman Springs Rd.. with red interior, all around good com 842-0372 tieige,1 vicinity of Hazlet. Answers to Re j,. Bunk. 7414910. lion, standard transmission, 5U35. 26' vl side and aft covers, fully carpeted, SEWING MACHINE name of Snoopy. Call ^fH-3714. • tiG67. 1S68 CYCLONE OT — 390 CID. J40 h.p. nllse blower, bilge pump, twin "V" STRAUR Bulck—Opel dual fed Holly, four-barrel, flberKlais bunks, head, eleclrlc fuel gauges, bow OPERATORS FOUND — Man's tortoise shell glasses NTNE ACRES of New anrl Used Cars irfNC617NT61^NBNTAiriflfir hood. Four-speed wide oval tires. $1000. rail, safety Ktasa, anchor, all nylon with black case from roliens Optical Hwy_,T6 2S4-IOOO Keyport Pour-door convertible, air condilfnnp 671-2100. Ext. 9. 5 p.m.-12 p.m. lines, four fenders, lour life preservers. Herrow and bllndstltch operator, also Co Fminri at tile corner or Jllrlce Rd. powpr windows, hrakrs, rtc Must r Two batteries, safety switch. Electric single-needle operators to work on slid Ave. of Two Rivers, Rtimson. Lall F & H Motors Inc. drafted. S17.V) firm. 747-23!)fl pvea. or 77.i 1062 BUICK SPECIAL — Convertible. refrigerator (110 V and 12 V). "Blmlnl" car coats. Union shop. 35 hours Per 842-1649. Hwy. 35 Eatontown. N. J. 040.) days. VB. Four practically new tire* plua two 55W radio, compass, remote week. SHORE COAT CO,. INC. 512-1111 snows. Needs minor body work. $225. 26 Bridge Ave.. Tied Bank. (!4 block FORD 1034 — Four-door deluxe nedi Cull 542-!566. searchlight. Apelco recording depth 11)65 Bulck Conv. M0 rn. 300 h.p.Very little work puts this car on th, finder. Sum Log-speedometer and mile- from Rft station) PUBLIC, NOTICE roarl. MiiBt be «epn to lie appreciated OADILLAC ELDOItARO — 1970. age recorder, engine hour meter, two SECRETARY - Mature. Must nave le. Air Shnckn Tape Pec. Many Extras, J750 firm. 747-2399 eves, or 775-OK Black. LUe new. 5,000 miles. Full pow. electric windshield wipers, electric Call 41)3-1061. day*. er. ntpreo, cruise control, etc. $6,700. •horn. HendJx electric windshield wash- gal experience. Rod Bink-MIddletown CREDIT PROBLEMS — KrolJ Motorn inc. 531-0505. ers. Heath fume detector. Delivered area. Submit resume and salary deslr- 279 Broadway . Long Branch. N. J. new April 1970. low hours. Coat over !d. Call 741.3900. Jf von nocd a usetl car and have, had 222-3600 1964 OPEL 1957 CHEVROLET — B"el Air station $10,000. A bargain at 5«,750. Call 747. NURBES'S AIDE -Day shift only. Ex. credit problems In the past or never Only one of many low wagon. V-8, automatic. Runn good. S9O. 4433 to see In water Red Bank area. pcrlence and traniportatlon necessary. had any credit before and are told by THE FINEST SELECTION - Dt new portation specials. " 671*976. evrryntiB that you need a co-signer, try and used, cars In Monmouth County. 1968 CUSTOM 24* keel centerboard eux. Starting K an hour plus literal benefits Over 100 alr-condltloned new Mrs in 1918 VOLKSWAGEN BUB — Three Ulary sloop. Dry, fHst, comfortable, sur- with raises by merit up to J2.25 an hour US "™- CAI,L NOW itock. BOB WHITE BUICK-OPEL. PONTIAC seats. Hert and white. 33,000 miles. veyed, mint condition, fully equipped. by six months employment Call Mrs. Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury. 305 Broad St. 711-511O lied Ban' 11700. Phone H71-0910. Free water winter storage llumson. Cllne, HOLMDEL CONVALESCENT 842-6466 741-62(10. Eves..until - 1982 VOLVO — Must BO. Good condition. $5,500. 842-2137 5 to 9. CENTER, Hwy 34, H46-4'JIW. . FOR IMMEDIATE CREDIT OK 1 Aiklng S300. PAID GARNISHEES ANQ JUDG- AUSTIN AMERICA — Two-door ," four- 1S66 VOLKSWAGEN VAN 23' ZOBEL SEA FOX — Chrysler In- »p««d. 11,872 PO.E. slightly higher Call 291-1331. board, with ell accessories. Must sell. NURSE MENTS ACCEPTED. wllh automatic. Also 8prltes, Midgets, .tail 19»5 MO — Seven new tires. Hard, i Oil 7(1 -2659 after 7. MOB roadsters — GT. A*Q MOTORS, 747-0165 or 531-4687"~ tonneau tons. $850. 3 p.m. to lipmFlve daaww Excel; MANOR AITTO ACCEPTANCE Asbury Park 775-MH3. 1082 CHEVROLET - station wagon. 20' CRUISERS INC.—Lapstrake. Cab- 3 p.m. to SERVICE Running condition. Needs some work 9-23 Call 747-2092 after 6 p.m. In, sleeps three to four. All accessories, lent papayy and heneflts. BnOOKDALnOOK B 162 Newman Springs Rd. Rfirf Bank CIRCLE CHEVBOLET »375. 842-0718. 75h.p. Evlnrude. Full summer nnri win- NURSING HOME. Hwy 35. HHazlet. 329 Maple Ave. Red Bank GOOD TRANSPORTATION ter canvasses. New ruga and curtains. PK'K VP YOUR PHONE —If you want OLDSMOBILE — ISM Luxury Sedan, to KCt rid of vour old washing machine, 741-3130 1 1965 MUSTANG, S-tyllnder at.nrlard, AsklnK $1300. May be seen at Coast Inn, Top of line. All extras. Cream pufP *7»0. 1961 CHEVROLET WAGON — Red Bank. Call alter 6 p.m.. 671-3308. gas filovf. refrigerator. Fee »• 495-OS23. Towna Chevrolet J2160. 222-8233 or 741-7748. First Ave. At'anUc Highland! "Barfy's waggfng his toil af the dog in the nexf 6-cyllnder standard. $150. Mult fell, 18' THUNDERB1RD—1959. 200 h.p. In- KEYPUNCH SWEDISH- MASSAGE 291.1101 PLYMOUTH ROADRUNNER — 11)6! leavlnl area. 842-1429. board-outboard, ship-to shore radio, Ynur residence. Mark Hoffman Excellent condition. 52100 firm. Call 787. 1016 CHEVROLET WAGON .- Ex. depth finder, compasa. outriggers and Profosdioiial masseur. 747-02(10 KITSON CHEVROLET CO. car. Is that flirting?" cellent condition, {875. call :91-:6D5 af- Coast Guard safety equipment Aa^'S Excellent temporary opening Hwy. 38 Eaton ter 6:30 p.m. S45OO. Call weekdays, 643-8500, Ext. 851. FOR HIRE - 5-ton truck with driver. S4M4MO 1065 CHEVROLET - Convertible. Mils Weekends, T4I-CCI9. for a long-term assignment 550 a d sen, sai:rlfii:R. Power steering, radio CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE - 1870. "j^ TOWN & COUNTRY DODOE hratrr. gnoil condition. Call 4B50126 a Four monthn old. Beautiful condition 26' CHRI3 CRAFT — Cabin cruiser. ... Red Bank. Must bs ex- 60 Main St.. MaUwan AOTO FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE Call 787-5494. Sleeps four. Stand up head. Twin en- WOULD LIKE TO GET ACQUAINTED gtnes. shlp-to-shore radio. Directional perienced in alpha and ulth German couple 4V55. Call after ID64 PONTIAC — Bonnevllle statloi 1H62 PLYMOUTH — Sport« Fu J96« BUICK LeBABRE - Convertible. 1961 CADILLAC— CoupedeVille, Aqua. S:l5p.m., Lcfke. 612 S8S3. . DAT8UN wagon. J400. Call White. Automatic. Two-door. Fair Co finder and depth finder. Many extras. numeric. Very good working WASHINGTON'S AUTO SBRVICI 787-1821 dlllon. (15(1. Call 8*2-772,1. Excellent condition. 2dust sell. Best offer. 787-151)5. Will trade for 370 Broad St. 2641323 .-ttyport Call M2-8185. smaller boat or camping trailer plus REPROCESSED CARB 1D68 CHEVnoLET - lmpalt convei 1965 BUICK — Skylark Gran Sport. 19!5 VOLKSWAGEN — Green with sun- cash. conditions, high hourly rate. AUTOMOTIVE DO YOU NEED A CAR? NO CASH REQUIRED Ible. Oood condition. 41000. Four-speed stick:, used af family car. roof. Radio, heater. Fairly good condi- 28' 1961 LUHRS — Sea Skiff with en. Call 842.1466 for Instant Credit 21)1-1562 or 291-1143 tion. Asking JI5O. 787-2014. Work 3 to 5 days a week, 9 If you arr- '21 or over and have had prob. 1070 CHRYSLER Conv, Factory air, Loaded with extras. Belt offer over closed cabin. FJve.year-old Gray ma. AUTOS FOB SALE Irms oMaininR credit—but have a full power. FIREBIRD — 27,MO miles. 31 J600. 842-5061. 1959 FORD GALAXIE — Very good con. rlne, 225 h.p. Lapstrake hull, flberglaj a.m. to 4 p.m. Call collect to slr-nriy Job—I will arrange financing for automatic. Stereo tape with FM radl flying bridge. In water. CHI 506-4312, 11)64 CHEVROLET you. 1069 OLDSMOHILK m Luxury, [.'all 738-0570 after ftp.m . 1968 VOLVO 142S — Air conditioned. ditlon. »150. PHone after 4 p.m. set up an interview. 624? Chcvelle. Station wagon. A small down payment may ba re- door hardton. factory air. full power. Automatic. Oood condition. S18O0. 741- GOOD LATE SEASON Boat Bargains Call 522-1234 quired. 1066 CHRYSLER Newport acdan. full :ii6FcHEVEU,E — Super Sport ci S4O0 day.'. 403-8384 eves. 19H RAMBLER AND 1959 VAUXHALL Inboard and outboard, 12' to 22'. Canoe. 7810. ('allR42'616A /crtlhle, 303<;r, four-snerd, 14 000 mil KAItMANN GHIA 1963. MODEL 1500 — Both need renalrs, $25 both. Call 542-32T5 or 512-3908. MURPHY & DAVISON — Mercedes- MANOR AUTO ACCEPTANCE 108S FOFID XL hardlop, full power, Excellent condition. Extras. i2225. Ca 23,004 MILES aflcr 6 p.m. 29I-1M1. BOAT TRAILER — Sears, For small Benz Sales and Service, Hwy, 9. Free* SERVICE • 1064 CHRYSLER-Town anu Country 6-8 p.m. "" hold. 462.5100. station wagon, full power. 842-4903 1965 MUSTANG — Convertible OT. V.'i. boat, 450 lo. capacity. Two years eld. 1B2 Ni'wmsn Springs Rd. Red Bank 070 MAVERICK — BxcelTenTcondltlol Ttlt bed and winch. ISO. 147-9540 after fi TASK FORCE 1083 DODGE Polara redan, full pnwei. 1969 CHEVROLET — Impala Custom. tower steering. ( p.m. 19B9 OLDSMOBILE 08—Luxury four. 1063 FORD Fillrlane MIO station wagon, Two-door. Vinyl roof. Power eteerlng. lonln«. 741*872. 54 Broad St. Red Bank doorr 'hardtop " jp. . Factor" y atrair.. Full powe;.- r 1969 VOLKSWAGEN lull power, $2,095. Call 2644232. 1PEED BOAT — 16' Correct Craft, 300 13150. We'll arrange financing. Call Two-door fnctory air. Only one of 10<4 CHRY8LER 4 door hardtop, full 10SI JAGUAR —3.8 Mark II. four don TRY ALL THE OTHERS FIRST i.p Ford Inboard. Shipmate Tandem S42-646B. fnur Volkswagen*, prlcerj for quick 1968 CORTINA— English Ford. THEN THY US riff Trailer. Asking S85O. 739-0316. HOUSEKEEPER - Any three days. fsdo'poNTIAO Ventura hardtop, ful sedan. Clean. Low mlleaKe. *65O Rum son area. Own transportation, no TWIN BORO MOTORS C«ll_2G|.f>24ri Call 872-0661 Pat Keelen's Auto Sales BLUB JAY — Good shape, sailing con. JM>P Sales and Service power. je31n.nD.MMM. N0W Price start at $2630 plua freight ""• RASSAS PONTIAC 1066 OHF.VROLET Impala. futl power, OPEL 11)07 —ExcrilcnTconditlon.T5^00 OLDSMOBILE 98 — 1S63. All i Hwy 36 787-1113 KeansDurz ditlon. Trailer Included. 747-0040 3f»5 Broad St. 7II-61MJ Red Bank 11)84 FORD XL, full power. miles. Two-dof>r. Reasonable. Excellent condition. Must see. : Call 291-28SH. SECRETARY — For law otflce. Middle, 1 1065 FALCON Walton, automatic. - _J«.(I257. ' fer. Call 6711952 after 5. town. Typlng.and ateno required. IB87 VOLKSWAGEN — FaathacK. Even, until 9 10«) FORD Wagon, full power. TRUCKS FOR SALE blue. New tires anrt battery. Excellent 1064 CHEVROLET Mallbu, hardlop, 968 MALIBU - 283~Vt1ck. Excelle! CHEVROLET IMPALA - 1868. Hard, STORAGE AND SERVICE Call 671-2161. 1MB MUSTANG — GT, sutomatlc. vinyl :ondltlon. S1.IK10 top. Fully equipped. Call after fip.m . condition. J13M. Call 7756328 before 10 top. flharp! full power. Call 787-4421. WANTED — International Scout or MECHANICAL : *.m. or after fi p.m. 741-4061 or 741-fllU 1065 COMET WnKon. automatic. Ford Bronco with full top In good WINTER STORAGE 1961 (FALCON Wagon, automatic. M4 CHEVubLET IMPALA — Convert" 1966MU8TAN0 condition. 19S7 or later preferred. Plow Special rate Tor boats on trailer*. PASTE-UP ARTIST PK1.AIR CHEVROLOT — 1067 station 1066 CHRYSLER .100 convertible, ful bin. V8, automatic, power Bteerlng. Ex. Six cylinder. Three speed. not needed. Will also conaldor Toyota Sailboat yard storage up to 25. AUTOS FOR SALE wagon, slx.cyllnder. Radio, heater. power. :pllent condition. Leaving for collcgi Call 8(2-3376. Land Cruiser or Land Rover. Call 842- MONMOUTH SAILING CENTER Vo experience necessary, but art hack- Power steering. Excellent condition, 106(1 OLDSMOBILE Cutlr-aK, hardtop 7282 evenings MONMOUTH MARINA ground helpful. Requires person with S.1HM1 nr bPlttr. M3-1732. sir conditioned, full power. JAGUAR XKE 1964 — Coupe, white Went St. Monmouth Beach 222-3193 neatness, accuracy and desire to learn MANOR AUTO ACCEPTANCE HER. lf«3 VALIANT — Automatic. Oood toi with blue Interior, four new Pirelli radi- INT2RNATI0NAL TRUCK SALES skilled detailed work. Only those look- 19(12 CHEVROLET WAOON — Slx-cvl- lltlon. Call after « p.m. al nly tires. Excellent condition. 11950. Rarltan Garage Ino. ing (or permanent employment need •niler. Stamlurd trannmlB«ilon. Jlflfi, 283 162_Nflwman Srtringsjld.. Red Bank rfi4-cri73. Call after 6, 222-5404. g. Main St., Keyport 264-0361 WINTER STORAGE apply. Call (or appointment to bt In- Ocranport Avo. OrPanporl, " Wet or dry. up to 50'. terviewed. BTaVd¥rl7WoK FALCON FUTURA 1865 — converllble. ATTENTION GAS STATIONB 11162 RAMBLER — Station wagon. Ask. micr.'Excellcntrondltlnn. Must sell Excellent condition. 1965 Ford Wrecker, «l-ton, 4-wheeI ENGINE REPAIRS 747-5880 . Ing *17ft. Perrect running condition. 291- 1 747-2206. H..T. WILSON BOAT WORKS 1258. 2Hl-3668nrS) i'.n0.17after6. Call 542.8183 drive. 23,000 original mileage, Flnanc. Ocean port 22S C. Douglas Alan CLASSIC JAOUAR ROADSTER 1954 ISTSBLL 1908 Mcrc:ur,v Cy 1961 NASH — Metropolitan. Small car. Ing arranged. Asking $2500, 4500 down. HOUSEKEEPER — To take care el* VOLKSWAGEN — 1D66. New brakes, XKI20. Excellent condition. Must be tent offer. Cull between 4:30-6:30. Good condition. £125. Call after 5 p.m. Call 781.00.86. WHY HAUL YOUR BOAT? — Many modern ocean front home In Deal. N.J. MERCEDES-BENZ five new lire*, sun roof, radio, and heat, men. HI5O0. 84I-788O. 741-0412 187-0814, amalll repaireaiirss caann bas _mademadmadee, bottobottoinbottomms area, Motherless home with two teenage er. Excellent condition. Asking I87.1). 1969 JEEP — •% ton pickup, four-wheel scraped Iinn thtl e wate' r Try our ~Divin' g children. No heavy work. Pricate room Sales & Service Cull 21)1-14,17. 1067 QTO — Automatic transmission. :IIEV.1OLET MALIBtl — I960 Bpol 1964 VOLKSWAGEN — Model 15OOS drive with snow plow, call after 6 p.m. Service. Reasonabl- s rates. Call 9S& with bath. All modern conveniences. Tape player, air conditioned, pood lotipn. Factory air. Power. Like new $350. Dual carburetor! , new clutch. Call 493.3579. 3231 or 565-6184 Good salary. Write Box U-187, The Dai. Foreign or Domeific in66 BUICK SKYLARK — Power atcer. W536-2630aftor7p.m. 787-9006 after 4 p.m. ly Register. Red Bank. Injr. automatic, V-8. Immaculate condl. shape. 11700. 787-1040. DODOE ^- lfW2. Three-yard water level Delivery tton. 671-2414. 1H68 CORVETTE — Two tops, automat- inffi) LTn—Air conditioned, tape deci 1963 RAMBLER _ Good transportation, dump. 1200, call BOATS HAULBD ENTHUSIASTIC BABYSITTER — For ic. $2005. 12800. Will accept thr- hest offer. Cal 1300, Call 787.0972 Up lo 18'. 542-3275 or 542-3908. two school children. Occasional after- IDM CORVAIR — Excellent condition, . BAILLY BROS, INC. 7470506. 222-5404 1963 OMC VAN — Good running condl noons and evenings. Own transportation low mileage. Call after A:30 p.m. 671. to Rumflon. Call 642-18(0. 1377. 1963 PONTIAC — Bonni'vllle convert- 9117 OTO — Vinyl top, V-8. Excellem PONTIAC FIREBIRD 196S — Excellent Uon. Asking (390. Call BUSINESS NOTICES Itilc. Automatic V-8 power steering, condition. M.W0 firm. running condition. Air. power steering. DINING* ROOM — HostesB and Buper- 1080 GTX—Converllble, Plymouth. 440 power floor stick, custom Interior, console, visor. Muat be experiencedexperi . Interestine g «1 CHEVROLET - Sla-cyllnder, Also piano and organ rental S3 per Register, Red Bank. T174 The Daily ifffO'CHRYSLBR—Convertible. Factory needa a little work. Cull _ Calljlftcr «. 747.06SB. _ JHBVROLET IMPALA 1969 — Convert- 19S1 FORD PICKUP — Oood condition. week. MUSICAL DISCOUNT RENTER, 842-5353 air conditioning. Full power. $33!W. ible, V-8, air conditioning, nnwer steer. Call Hailet Plaza, Rl. 39. Hazlet. 739-0323. WAITRESSES — Over 21. Day shirts,' We'll arrange llnanctni!. Call 842.6466. 26!-2!l71, nftcr R. CONVlRTIBLE'SPECIALS Ing. Oood condition. J2»O. 741-8400 591-109.1 Evening shirts. Apply In person HOW- STlCK7»ST iSl \ day*, 493-83B4 eves. LAWN CARE Cream exterior, brown Interior. Fully 1!)6« OTO 1957 CHEVROLET APPACHE — Pick ARD JOHNSON'S RESTAURANT, powered. Double speakers. Exrellpiit 1067 BONNEVILLE-atlck 11)68 COUGAR—Dark jreen with vinyl up. Very good condition. S175. Power Raking Hwy. 35. Wlddletown. AUTO FOR SALE condition. Moving, must sell. S1700. Call IM7 IMPALA lop. Excellent condition. Cal) after 5:30,. Call 787-4871. Fertilizing REAL ESTATE SALESLADY — For 671-1571. _ ' 1065 BONNEVILLE 747-0742 Seeding and Reseedln? active Rum son office. Member of MLS. 1956 CHEVROLET H ALF-TON Call 842-1247 after 6 p.m. Opportunity for ambitious sal. Write to _ Save now! 1162 RAMBLER — Two-dour, six-cylln- Rebuilt e-nElne. Bo.t U-1B6. The Daily Register. Red Muriel 3111. Like new condition. J1695. ler. Good transnortatlon. S10O. Call 5SIMD06. STEVE MILLER'S BOUTIQUE — The Bank. •> Call alter B p.m. 747-3.153. RASSAS PONTIAC 141-6847. ' "in" clothlnc. Open 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. 1567 CHEVROLET — HaU ton pickup. Mon. through Sat. Hwy 35 Middle town. CASHIER — And general oftice work. HOLETBrlAir 03 Broad SI. 711-51 so Red Bank FORD LTD — 1969. Power steering, 23.OO0 miles, $12!>.V Call Must be able to type. Apply Injpernon flood comlltlnn. Eves, until 9 brakes. Automatic V-8. Two-door. Vinyl 462-1)330, Investors Loan Corp., 77 Broad fit, Red PONTIAC 787-2567. tont . Four new tires. Excellent condition, ALL TYPES OP HOME REPAIRS Bank. ' 889 7870395 ALTERATIONS. PAINTING AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS 787-0889 or 787-0395. MOTORCYCLES 'Prompt Servicr Free esUmatps DENTAL. ASSISTANT — Red Bank. Ex- 171) POItr>—LTD Brougham four-door BCOTTO A SONS. 842-095O perlencc preferred. Aggressive, elflci- WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE liardtnp. Full power, air conditioning, ent, personable, for total dentistry of- YEAR-END SAVINGS funo miles. Executive driven. Call 29L- 1070 YAMAHA-200CC. Excellent con- fice. Send reply to Box T-173, The 3797. dition. 1405. Call S49-4150 between 9-5 LUSTROOS FLOORS Dally Register. Red BanK. o GRAND PRIX — BONNEVILLE — CATALINA 1960 CHEVROLET — Nomad wsgon. p.m. LET GORDON !83. standard, Posllractlon, air condi- 1970 RSA 650 PASTE WAX TOUR FLOORS TYPIST Summer Is HERE! tioning. Mark IV. Overdrive. rtor>d con. 4,000 miles. Munt sell, $1100. 542U6S ditlon. Will accept best oiler. After ( 642.S694. Night shift. 4:30_p.m. to 12:43 a.m.. . 201-3671. HAULINQ-CLBAN CELLARS. Monday through Friday. Starting fl&l- •nd we need 100 Uiod Can 1968 YAMAHA 350-Low mileare. Must I, OARAGES — FKI aitlmatai. ary 52.15 per hour. You muat be able I960 CORVETTE COUPE — Dark green sellll,, Excellent condition. Call 7(f-S125 or Call after 3 p.m. 741-2U9 to type 55 words per minute accurate- Hwy.35 244-1600 K.yport with tan Interior, 350 h.p., 4*speed. Mag 291-130663 , ly on an eight-hour production baili. l GUARANTEES HONORED AT ANY wheels, sldenlpes. Best offer. Might ac. LANDSCAPING Call; RED BANK — 842-2500 eppt older "Vette" in trade. 229.5740 af- Ws will trade or buy our ter B. All typen of backhoe work. Free esti- 747-5880 right — Call or come in 193 Newman Spring! Road MOBILE HOMES mates. Call after 6 p.m. 747-5806. ! LARGEST STOCK 967 RAMBLBM — Rebel 770. Six-cylln- For an Interview and typing test der stick. Two-door. WW. One owner, 1968 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPMOBTLE •— RADIO AND TELEVISION SERIVCE EVALUATION AND PAY INCREASE TOM'S FORD ASBURY PARK — 774-6800 aood condition. M2-8S3O after 6. Pearl white factory camper. $2,495. Color and Black and White. Antennas AFTER THREE MONTHS. 909 Railroad Avenu* Call 741-6599. Installed. ASK FOR ID SIGLER 1967 VOLKSWAGEN BEAUTICIANS AAMCO SHOP NATION WIDE With nun roof. J10J5. 20' ROADRUNNER TRAVEL TRAIL- PREMIUM ELECTRONICS Salary plua commission. | OF 1970 Call NM52R ER — Fully ie]f-contalned. Sleeps alx. BEAUTY ON THE MALL. 642-888T. Call 842-6532. COSMETICIAN — Hdrbor Island Spa Beauty Ion. Part time or full time. lOxftA — Twoo bedrooms.. Washerr aannd • — Exterior and Interior. Experience! preferred, but will train. dryer. EatontEatontownn aarear . MMov e righiht I Reasonable Excellent salary Dlus commission. Call S25DS. 566-42465664246, Phone 942-1358. Mr. Steve Falco, 229-9733. CHAMPION — 10 x SO. Adults only. MOVlNr, «- Local and Interstate. Clean CREDIT INTERVIEWER — National $3,000. Call arter 5:30. up and odd lobs. Free estimates. Jewelry chain looking for young, ambi- I PONTIACS 2C4-5525 666-4246 tious married women wltliout small 1969 SKYLINE 44x12 TRAILER — Two CARPENTER—BUILDER children. Perfect for a military wife. bedrooms, unrurnlshed. Take over pay. Complete home Improvements, altera- No previous credit experience required ments plus 36.no. Aiimt sell Immediately tions, additions. Roofing, aiding. tor part-time work in our Eatontown, After 5 p.m. 938-2703, 187-6193 A. Guarlno N. J. store. Hours vary. Transporta- Uon to and from work needed. If Inter- 1067 NOMAD —W completely self con- RS k H BUILDERS, Belford, N.J. Gen- ested, cail 542-7S31 between 1 and 3. 1 IN THE AREA! tattled. Sleeps alx. 8tove and oven, fur- eral tjome repairs Including mason nace, shower and toilet. Gas snd rtec. work, patios, fireplaces, chimneys and BABYSITTER — Must love amall chil- trie refrigerator, flxlO canopy. Excellent flat work. For (ret estimate, call 787. dren. Three days a week. B to 4, Light o condition. Asklnft S1S95. Call'229.0f)3l). S800. housekeeping;, 636-3040. DETRO1TER 10x50 EXPANDO — Cen- FURNITURE MOV1WO — Atllei anil WANTED-cierk, mefllcal office. Va- tral sir conditioning, wall-to-wall t-nrpr-t cellars cleaned. Fres estimates. Call ried duties, light boolcleeplni. Expe- FIREBIRD — TEMPEST — Le&ANS — CATALINA 5 throughout, fully furnished. Urge air 747-30O2. rience preferred, but not neceM&ry. conditioned glass enrtosed porch. Irirnl LAWN MAINTENANCE — Fields cut Writi to Box r-m. Th. Dallj ReHi- hratlon. Hazlet. Call after 8 p.m. 787- Sodding. Dally and monthly rates. ter. Red Bank. Many With Air Conditioning Estimates given. Call 741.064s. RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST — Wanted ror Holmdel Heal Eatate Office. SUdays a PERSONALIZED week (Includes Saturday a.m.) Pleasant DOWNES PONTIAC, TRACTORS working conditions. $80 -tier week, short.' CHRISTMAS CARDS hand not required. Reply "Heal Bstata< I 62 Lower Main St.. Malawan Op.ii Dally "HI • P.M. § SCRIES .1.10 FARMALL TRACTOR — Secretary", P.O. Box «4, Bed Bank. Plow and disc, hydraulic. $1000. Wide lelection or styles — from budget M7-J2H priced to luxury class. Avoid '.he rush I 566-2299 wtd. & sat. "in 6 PM, — order pow; CftANE PRINTING. «71-0S38. DENTAL ASSISTANT if (BUWMH Highway JJ ond Highway M at tin Parkway ovtrpoill Chalrelde, fnr modern, busy. four-Kirl WANTEft-AUTOMOTIVE ALUMINUM SIDING) — Additions, office In Red Bank are«. Experience KooflnR. Painting. All Inter preferred, but will consider, ambitious. CASH FOR USED CARS — TCUCKI, terlor work. Fn tlm'ateii. Days 7*7- Intelligent trainee. Salary according to forelun or'domestic. Dean, opposlta 3861. NlKht ability. .Only those Interrsted in per- Two Guys, lltddletown. 671-9M(. BLACK TOP SERVICE - 'Charles manent employment need apply. Call Stanley Jr. You name It we'll pave C4 2-5120. CARS WANTED — We II Fr«» estimates, 787-3231. LEOAb SECRETARY, — Red Bant or. JERRY BARATTA'5 and LOU LERNER'S GET CASH FOR YOUR FORBION- . MIDDLETOWN 747-BOOO. AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH ZONE MARKING CO. EXPERIENCED NURSES AIDE3 — MOTORS. INC.. Hwy 39. EalonUwn. Parklnr lots, rjcreitlon area, trstfle Three days a week or full time. Pleasi WE DON'T SELL JUNK - eontrnl liyout stencil work. Phona 747- call Bayvlew Nursing Home, 291-0440 Nnr do we buy It — 4508 or 747-10M. for personal Interview Direct Factory We iln buy £ltan, lata model cart EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - at top riollnr. See or call WALL Ex. LIOHT HAOLINO collcnl rkllls. able to work on own In. LINCOLN-MERCURY. T47-MOO. SHALL, MOVING JOBS Illlve. Oood with .futures. 542-3347. FTOEE ESTIMATES EWINO MACHINE OPERATOR _ JUNK CARS Alio some elnan-UD work. nlon shop, union «cale, paid Holidays. OUTLET PICKED UP Call after 6 p.ni. MalnSL.Belf Twinbrook Auto Wracking EARL P. JAN1I NUR8R8BBS AIDES — 3 to 11:30. (also known as "Runt") KINKINO JAME8 LINCOLN-MERCURY Eatontown 542-2235 7B7-M79 CHILDREN BACK TO^BCHOOLT RECORDING SERVICE — Wtddlncs, Need extra Christmas money? SHREWSBURY AVE. af SYCAMORE AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS confirmation!, political, copylni (dub- Unique plan. Call tor appointment 462- Buy Now - At Our Low Price blnK), tape or disc, demo-records, FOUIt BPEED PLYMOUTH TRANS- tnaattrlnl. preiilntl. By appointment 1320, SHREWSIURr. N. J. MISSION with competition shilt. ^C^9ip820 only. M2.0OOT. DOING TOUR CHRISTMAS Shrawibury Av*. at Syeantar* ^ nrtEAMiNo? Help Make Us the *\ Dealer! PIVB~TiSBB »ndVhMl» lor VW REPAIR SERVICE It a not ton early to start . . . bullrt Bus. All for R prnfltfllilR business nf vour own 264-88M. KIRBY VACUUM as an AVON Representallve, and 747-5400 make thosft nreiinifl come true. Call Sates and Service \ now^J Birchall, 741-4343, 462-3377. • Mapla Ave. Red Bank, N. J. NOW ACCEPTING FIRM ORDERS ON 1971's 1984 CORVAIR —Two engines, SEWINO DONE IN MY HOME - Altf. TVPIBT -- Past anil sccur»te. to AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS F0n SALE AUTOS FOR SALE parts, $50. rations and dressmaking. You aupply opera.c mimeograph and addresso- AUTO2M-69J1 RENTAL. S psttcrn. material. B42-425?. ' Krnph machine, volume production Flllrl tlmrne. ncBlnnlnScou Oct. t.'Wphon Am . DAILY • WEEKLY • MONTHLY MOHT HAULINO - And movlnR. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Prices start at $6.90 and up Ecano- Clpan up workk. ClCalll after 5 p.m. Oeorge ?' S «" " "' 1971 DUSTER Car ct Red Bank, 210 E. Niwam J. Wnlll'm. 787-411)9. WAITR8SSES — Brrlnts Bn. 747-0173. * CAnrKNTRY _ All kinds (J( repairs, cellinKs, nannllnx. windows. Interior : TOM'S FORD onlntliiR.' Reasonable, Call after 6 p.m. RENT A CAR PAIHTtNO — PAPBTt HANOINO (More Classified Ads 200 Hwy. 35 Keytwrt For free estimate phone '2099 787-5W.I Oa The Next Page) CONC'IIETE WORK — Driveways, •f freight and doaler handling 1 SAVE UP TO BOATS AND ACCESSORIES patios, sidewalks. Free estimates. Call 201-0O34. HELP WANTED—MALE A GOOD SELECTION OF 28' VENTNOR - 1D68. Sports FJiih- orman, IKS li.n. V-8 PHRlnc, uhlp-to- ahore, rtcpth fiuilfr. Many other ex- EMPLOYMENT DUSTERS IN STOCK trua. LPSR than MO hours. AnkltiR 17.. SALESMAN $ 0011. mil IRWIN YACHT WORKS Selling lo mnnufoxlursrl ond IIEIP WANTED - FEMALE 74MMXB or 741-O2SR. distributors — newest cushion-' r CLKAN1NU WOMAN - Wanted t» work Ing oral pockoglnj moterlol. w pLYWOOiTcniTiBERTTBuiit im In DccpttRle soctlon or Mldriletown. For owcnn Vfi, two bun lev honrl. Cnmplptclv Information call 671-2167 between 7-S Territory 100 mile rodlui of flniiml. S12IW. Rlln trn. Mnrinp Park, p.m. | Jeney city. Drowlna ogalnst Rf-ti Bunk. Cnl) 74t-2OBft afler^jim. comrnisslon. Must be capable SPECIAL inns FiBBRiTLAiT~CAnTN nlTiTiaErt' PERMANENT ANT> TEMPORARY ol earning 115,000 plus. Call I. T000 Hpfiii. frcali wator nlnk, polo holtlnr, Pic. ACE BMPIX)VMENT AGENCY evenings 717.4401. AllC'nasI (lunrd Cf|iupmcnt, now ennvnn 20 Thomas Aye. 747-3404 Shrewsbury 1970 DODGE Sport Van ON nn.l trnllrr. Slrpps two. l'-'f> li.n. ' rirlvp rriRlnp. fi7l-2[»2ftnftr r fl:;in. EigM-cylindor, automatic tranimiuion, whits wall HELP WANTED - FEMALE HELP WANTED - FEMALE full wheel coven, chrome bumper*, dual mirrors, "BOAflDWNERS! ALL YOUR BOATING NEEDS duty suspension and radio.' Tre&t yourself to an experience. New Jerney'f Largest SPECIAL DISCOUNT 1970 DODGES Marine Supply HmiK<* ASSEMBLERS THE BOATMAN'S SHOP 21 (Vhsrr Ave. 741-0780 Red Bank ORDER PICKERS & PACKERS MOST MODELS and COLORS wifh or without AIR CONDITION! Open Mon. • Krl. 9-6, Bat. 8-6 COLUMBIA BAIUNO YACHTS PERMANENT POSITIONS RANOBR YACHT/1 O'DAY 8An.BOVT3 Temporary Positions Until OhrTstmaj TOWN & COUNTRY THE YACHT SHOP All Are Full Time Positions BAYSHORE 1IS4 Ocean Ave.. Sea Bright, B42-1O13. MOHT.VINO CLABii — Nn. 7SO9. E^" Moctorn, Naw Plant rnllnnt condition, top raclnR rpronl. Trailer, msny extras. Prlted for quick INTERVIEWS TUESDAY ^ ?< DODGE ?' sale. 741-18M. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 9 a.m. - 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. - 3 p.im > IB' THOMPSON —50 h.p. Johnson mi. FIRST AVENUE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 40 MAIN ST. 566-610O MATAWAN lor. wllh trailer, fully equlppfd. C«ll »4J.|H:'.'I evrs. LANVIN-CHARLES OF THE RITZ 291-9200 f. 229-4790^ BOAT COVERS mads frorrTvou covers ONLY. Also boat cushions and ROUTE 35 HOLMDEL, N. 1. •II lypeiotcuihlom. BI2-2MS. THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1970- 23 HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED - HALE HELP WANTED-MALE _** V _ . . . - t BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE FOR SALE WOMEN — AVON* FULL OR PART TIME. Several terri- DISHWABHERS—(J) Neat and sober PIANO — Square Grand Rosewood PAINT YOUR HOUSE — Nfce 'n'easy. toriei open for women who are Inter- Top "alary and fringe benefits/ DC Borrow uprayera. :ladder«, drop cloths, CLERK NOT PHONE. Apply In person week ^ ^ Printed Pattern DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY patented 1675, Needs aome repair. Onl 1 ested in having a good, ateady In- days only. 10 a.m. to 2 p..._. COMPLETE ROUTE BUSINE8S S200. 671-9120. any kind of pro equipment you need come. Experience not necessary. Avon Ts o work In discount toy and Juvenile i.m. fo 2 p.m. "ATLAS from A to Z Rental center, 181 Newman sell Itself. Call 741-4343. 462-3377. 774- ^ore. Stock and sales work. Excellent TIC HIGHLANDOSS NURSING HOME, ZENITH — 23" Colonial colored TV. flrnpfms' BBIDPW ir. i i, ,. _*# _ _ Excellent territory. Earn *250 week net, Springs Rd-. Shrewsbury. 741-0040. 1220. IP A H Mlddletown Ave., Atlantic Highlands. Two years old $350, Reasonable. 495-0812 "MOVING — 7-pfece dinette set, two bed- WOMEN — Cafeteria workers and cash- room setfl, tables, lamps, ruga, TV. iers needed to work In modern cateterla TWO 9 I 12 RIIOS — Very good col clothes, utensils, Electrolux, lawn In Industrial plant.'Call 842-5012 or 671- MECHANIC RESUMES PREPARED dltlon. Stanillng rocker and overstuffed sweeper, two snow tires. 15", air ronrll- J342 v OPPORTUNITY chair. Best offer. 767-2150. tioner (Norge) Odds and ends. Call 264- NURSES AIDE —Full time, 7 a.m, to 3 Full lime position now available with d/r Personnel Service 18' ABOVE-GROUND TOOL — Pump 6063. p.m. Must be mature. Shrewsbury Man- Immediate placement for experienced person. Excellent growth potential tor 157 Broad St. Red Bank 8*2-350 SALES-LEASING FIELD (liter, all extras. Best ofrcr. Call after li, or NurfllnKHome1Hl-2059: . an aggressive individual. Good start- 8(2-7629. "SAWSTHARPENED By hand. Circular or hand sawB, CLERK — Experienced In druga desir- ing salary, employee discount plan, 1 UPRIGHT PIANO > ed. 9 to 5 p.m. Mon.-Sat., Five days. 596- Plus other benefits. Apply to Store MASON'S HELPER _ y, This Is a career-Rales opportunity wi AHklnR J,riO hedge clippers (manual), rotary |021. Manager. work. Paid vacation. Call an excellent future for tlio indiviriu 261-26(8 lawn mower blades. 591-1386 or 946-1707 with initiative, am) sales aptitude RED BANK LUMBER SALES WOMAN WANTED — Part time BCRAPER PAN OPERATOR. You'll be associated with a l JS.ffli ench- Poi-iu't Call_Ml;5378. units J9.95 ench. Window screens WAITRESS — For Country Olub. excellen m 1 at EC!meopportunitiet w s to move up in- MEN —Or young men, to do dellverle PIANO — Exceptionally fine Chicherlng Part-time, m i !' i " - e have positions im- and work in greenhouses. Steady, al AFTERNOON PAPER ROUTE — Long 80. W.!)5 each. Wmid Riittpr -10c pel baby grand, wllh bench. Call 631-1334 if- mediately available for qualified In- estnbllnheti, 3 hours per day, nets over runnlnR loot. Work bench (display. tcr 5 ji.ni. can 74Mm dividual!! In our Automotive, Hard- year employment for the right party $100 per week. Over 90Cf. pav by mail ATTENTION HOUBEWIVEB ware and Seasonal Dept. Excellent Please call In person, SPIWAK PLOft. Sundays and holidays off. Reanonato" !95 KiDNBY~SHAPEb DESK — Leather Evenings free? Sell Toys and Gifts Par- salaries and benefits. 1ST, 99 Avenue of Two Rivers, Rumson price and terms. After ft p.m. 872-1147. * ' RED BANK LUMBER top coffee table. Twin size bookshelf ty Plan. No cash irfveatment. No Collec- headboaru. Five-drawer chest. Set of tion. No Delivering. No experience IMMEDIATE OPENING — Man . HJSTABMSHED BEAUTY SALON Pearl and Wnll Red Bank 711-SriOO Encyclopedia with bookshelf. Automatic needed. Also booking parties. Call or _R * 8 HOME & AUTO STORES drive and do plain cooking for adu Must sell. Any reasonable offer, 649- 'MAHOQANY"BUFPET — idiiTWri portable record player. Call 747-0043 af. write "Santa'a Parties1', Avon, Conn. Rt 35 at Tindall Rd.. Mlddletown. NT. family of one In Rumson. Call 842-3450. 0658. 738-0373. finishing. $30. ler fi p.m. O6001. Telephone 1 (203) 673-3455. EXECUTIVE POSITIONS AVAIL- MAJOR APPLIANCE SALESMAN 871-1381 STrAaNES~fHniFT~SHOP — 5c each, ABLE — Full or part-time. No ex- Ask for Mr. Ferraro all boohs and encyclopedias. Wed., Fri. WOMEN—Earn J100O between now and J"'»•"» necessary, Just ambition. 7»7- 747-0825 INSTRUCTION and s»t., 10-2. First Frl., 7 to B p.m, 291. Christmas in your spare time, no in. BTB5. ;i56. __J_ vestment, no delivery. 583-1041 WANTED —Domestic refrigeration re. PIANO LESSONS — By experienced, SALESWOMAN WANTED — Over 25, PART-TIME MALE TAXI DRIVERS palrman for a national company, Mon highly trained instructor. Beginning, In- HAMMOND so FA BED -- Three weeks old. New Over 25. Call evenings. mouth County area. Muet have three termediate, advanced. 7474028. conilltlon. $125. Also 'jasslnet and mat- part-time. Apply between 9 a.m.-l 264-2805 years' experience minimum. Goo trcm^LlUe new. »10. 261-9494. rn. OUTTENPLAN'S BAKERY, Hew working conditions plus many com &onmouth Rd. & Rt. 35, Mlddletown. STUDENTS - Mlddletown High School. pany benefita. Salary $160 plus. Writ LEARN FAST MOVIElfAMKRA — Canon Super 8, one CASHIER — Part-time evenings, part- Part-time work availabl1 e for car detall- to .Box T-182, The Dally Register, Ret ORGAN year old. l'i-l ratio with carrying ca/ie. time days. Drug Store. Write to Boxers, mornings or afternoons. Apply in Bank. All inquiries held in atrici Asking S(.W. call weekdays, 643-8500. T-166. The Bally Register. • Red Bank. peraon, Ben's Car Wash, Middletown. confidence. EARN FAST Ext. 851. Weetemla. 741-6848. BAILSMAN — For established life THE wiilTE'SoRSK — Antmue Shop ft WANTED — Women lor klok press Insurance route. Full training pro- STUDIO Olft shon, etc. (prices low). Open 11 '.o 7 and assembly work. Apply OROWN gram. Many benefits.- An equal op- AMERICAN * IBM Keypunch p.m. 787-S8U8. 117 Main St.. neat Port ENOINEBJRINGI CORP., Locust St., rl n Monmouth fire house. of,f Rt. 36. Keyport. 284.3086. E?. .1 ">' employer, call Mr. Cuccia AUTOMOBILE * IBM Office Automation OF ASBURY PARK ini-5747. Kltclien cabinets, Blnlt> EXPERIENCED WAITRESS — Part- ASSOC. (AAA) * Computer Programming NEW HAMMOND flxtureH, wall-oven, surface-unit stove, time. Apply in person. Matawan Local career sales position an mem O. K. pnrtKblc dlshwanhor. 741-4019. Diner, Rt. 34, Matawan. berahip representative. Well-prove with IBM 360 on Premises CADETTE ORGANS FtlLI. BffiD -- Mattrens and box" JjPN — Part-time two days a week. MECHANICAL lead and commission paid plan with $555 HPiinKa. $.">0. New headboard for twin 8 to 11 p.m. Shrewsbury Manor Nurs- continuing renewals. Sales experience. 9149 bed. Wi. Large air conditioner, I'Jrt. Ing Home, 741-2059. Over 40. married. With car. Call col- Put yourself In the high-paying Oatu Lieiudei bench, delivery, tmtmt-play Flaclts for canned ao&ds, approximately ASSEMBLERS lect, Mr. DeAnrells, lor cohllderiUal SIZES Processing Industry with A short ' book Jlctl you pl&y aongt oti your own I dozen, sio. wig, dyncl brown plus can MANAGER-OPERATOR—For beauty We will train teiulvt courie at Northeast. from the surt) andd 6 weeks ot lesions and stand. S10. ]y42-A93D. salon. Salary plus commission. Call appointment. Flower-of-Month UH-24Y: 11 1011 264-9724. Inqulra 'now for full Information. Job! OASTrtO CONVERTIBLE - $50. Jr. 60^-396-2551 Give flower-trimmed towels valtlni for qualified graduates. tSSSSS " *™ WOMEN — Show latest Lisa Jewelry. MACHINE mahogany buffet, ?lfi. Lady'i chair, $15. Earn high commissions, work wlui — everybody loves them! PR 5-9300 671 -3476. jewelry kit and color catalog. No in- NORTHEAST COMPUTER KI N Q-filZE HEADBOARD — Anrt vestment. Managers needed. Call E. OPERATORS Thoughtful Christmas gifts a 300 Main St. Anbury Park frame. Cherry wood. In excellent condl. A. Bottl, Pres. (201) 678-3377 Collect. GIGANTICOpen dall! —y 'ti Porchl 9;, Satroom. 'tianl d5:3 ctllt0r We will train STOCK BOY bride or hostess will enjoy all INSTITUTE ia)e, from (reor,rrB tn earrlngn. Show tlon, HO. Call 842-3230. YOUNG LADY — To operate gas 747-4647 cano«, fixtures. 00 W. Front St., Her DINING ROOM SET—Sttc velvet high- umps at service station. One full yj.t. 26, B a.m. to 1 r bury. Branch Ave. cents for each pattern for EXPERIENCED 'PAINTER NEW 1971 NEEDLECRAFT SURE IT DOES Pearl and Wall, Red Bank. 741-B.VH) P.m, i Call collect 623:8050 Steady: work al) winter. Must liave first-class mailing and spe- ruiTB Bxcelltnl condition. Us HUTCH CABINET — Solid ma BOYS - TRAVEL CALIF. own car, call anytime, 671-0768. CATALOG — what's happen- (609) 443-1000 one year — J80. Call after S p.m. $80. Borvor, no lid mnnle, 48", $B0. Ex* Over IS, single, 6 H.S. grads or better TRAILER DRIVERS — Two years ._ cial handling. Send to Mari- For free Information call c-3838. work and salary 1B good. Apply Little SALARY *3.50 PER HOUR Silver Cleaners, 601 Branch Ave. mission. Keyport Cleaner, 264-1000. weave, more! $1.00. NEW Fall-Winter Fattern •venlngi. Call SOP! at M2-2gO0 Oi dlo«. Excellent condition. Both ran lu> 11ICYCLE — Orcon Bchwlnn tandem. Must be available Immediately. No vlilt ECPI, 265 Monmouth Pirlc Hwy. n In operation. Doth navn 23 chnn- Good condition. Bought 10 month* ago. experience necessary. Good advance- PLUMBERS AND HELPERS — Ex Complete Afghan Book—$1.00 West Long Branch. lfi. Call after 6 p.m. 566-0936, SECRETARY — For real estate firm. ment Guaranteed Increment wtthta perlenced, to work In Monmouth Coun- Catalog. 114 dynamic designs. 5R0, Call R42-1B4O. "" Hazlet area. Bright, efficient, knowl- first month. Call 741-4015. ty. Steady work lor right man. Time- "16 Jiffy Rugs" Book. 50c ALL FLOOR SAMPLE AIR CONDI* fSARAflD SALE — Tools, lawn mower. edge of typing and ateno required. and-a-half over 40, plus benefits. Cal* Free Pattern Coupon. 59c. TIONHJRB — Reduced to our billing hrldRQ tablefl, chalrii. Odds and end^. "I Able to work on own Initiative. Write CAREER OPPORTUNITY _ Jc.ln „„„ between 7 and 6 p.m. 725-49H, "50 Instant Gifts" Book. 50c MERCHANDISE ANDERSON'6 30 Broad St., Red nank. Box IM90, The Dally Register, Red of Monmouth and Oce&n Counties Anplft Farm lid,, Mlddletown. W«d., Bank. • - fastest crowing real eatate agencies. DELIVERY BOYS—Several evenings a Book of 12 Prize Afghans. 50c INSTANT SEWING BOOK WHIRLPOOL WA8HKR — "AvociiiK Thurn., Krl.. 12 noon. week. Apply In peraon after 5 p.m FOR SALE Three matctiltiK Itntlnn RcnalBHnncr tn LICENSED — Real Estate Saleswoman We will train and prepare tor licens- C.AHAQK BALK — Box 287. Main St.. ing, through our special company LUIQI'S FAMOUS PIZZA, 477 Mtddli Quilt Book 1-16 patterns. 50c sey today, .wear tomorrow. blcR. Tw1 o larRe motal wardrnlicd Wll Port Mdnmouth, off Palmer Ave. 9 to ft needed Immediately to handle large vol- school, qualified young men Tor post- Rd. Hazlet. TYPEWRITERS. ADDINd machlneL ptorflKt fimwiirs. All Itpms like lieu Wed. Hi tough Bun. ume of listings In Non-Multiple listing ton, ui one a today's most lucra- Museum Quilt Book 2 — pat- All makes new or used. Guaranteed. Call B42-2A2A after 8 p.m. or 741-7676 a agency. Great Opportunity for the gal tive professions. If you are Interested KITCHEN HELP — Full time nlglits $1. INSTANT FASHION Low as 125, eerplco's. 101 Monmouth KENMORHl I1K1.1IXB WABHBR -- who can sell. Work In modern, aircon In'lrat year earnings or 112,000 wllh Apply In person arter 5 p.m. Lulgl's, 477 terns for 12 superb quilts. Bt Next to theater. 747-OIS5 Four yearn old, $TB, K>nmori» deluxe ditioned building. Cll Widj ™lmlted future Income potential, call Middle Rd., Hazlct. BOOK — What-to-wear an- OARAOrc ~HALB~^"Frorii" Sept"M-Iw plcclrlc dryer, six month* old. J1IHI. Realty..542-5505. TWO ACHE FIELD — Of Scotch am Furniture, rugs, lawn furniture, garrtei HPIBC lin.ndl-ran HxlO I2n. Call Batur- 50c white [)lnc. Four to seven feel Will so tool*, hrlc-a-brac1, iilnheR. Klufiftpn et( HOUSEKEEPER Woman looking for in person, Rejt Diner, 117 W, Front' swers, accessory, figure tips! Individually or entire Held. Day* 4ft dny. 747-H245, Red Bank, or call 741-5517. Book 3, "Quilts for Today's 3172, eves.,046.4805. fifamill y t o adopdtt caU 531-2021 after 5 REAL ESTATE SALESMEN 1 "MTNI-iliKE! •- 4 h.p, Excellent conrll. o.m. Care for baby girl and housekeep EXPERIENCED PAINTER WANTED Living '. 15 patterns. 50c Only n - TV-STBRECJ.AM/FM RADIO - Wai LIVINn ROOM BET — Llkn new. Coucl tlon. 4 'months old. Coul *22f>.45. Will n exchange for home, TV, good m&als. We are looking for men who want Call after 6 p.m. nut finish, like new. {200 or beet of, and choir Colonial. Kitchen nci, foil jicM_(or_»irS0. J«-l'»" lappy family and salary. tf> become professional real estate 846-4276 fer. wc-ttisj after D. chnlrn. Bed room net, triple rl rentier agents. Earnings can exceed |15,000 mirror, mattrew BIIII box spring, Tw( OIIOAN ~ WiirTltiSr'ThMter model RN — "11 to 7 shift. TucBday first yye . Experienced or InInexp i MAN — For part-tlmB work land. HELP WANTED-^Male-Female HELP W ANTED-^Male-Female HOOVER UPRIOHT VACUUM - Al. months old. Apnrtmnnt nfza rcfrljt 4MH1. Bnrlv American cherry. Movlnu. Wednesday nights. Small nursing i enced, we will train. Opening our Bcaplni*. C"'t Hunt's landscaping ser most new. sacrifice. $.tt. Call rnitor, Coldnpot. 787-3M2, mint sell. 741-4910. A->ply 842-3400 • • - • • vice. 741-4732. 74T-5TD4 third office soon. Excellent chance for VoiYnLERBin — Uke"new mftUnrss, nAKACJE BALK — Hounehold Hems, WAITRESSES WANTED—21 years or advancement with progressive firm. CLAM OPENER WANTED — Week- two matching iftar_3_p.m. out wllh ihe real thlnit — woorit HOUSEKEEPER — Five days a week, Full time. Monmouth County area. In addition to an excellent •tartlnit lalary, we offer a. full range ot tunBflti FLOOR JVAXKRB AND WINDOW Call 787-6947 evenings. (IRUNDIG — fltoreD and radio console. General housework, child care. Must CLEANERS — Experienced. Call Includlni fret tuition lor Brookdale course'. llAnorlinst offer, RED BANK LUMBER j have own transportation. Call 636-2953. INSPECTORS WANTED — For Sewer HUMIDIFIERS Call after B p.m. 7*7-1432. Pfarl anil Wnll Hsil BanH 741-Btino WOMAN TO TAKE OVER — Mother- Construction. Experience preferred. For further Information call or visit: Bold and InrtA.lert PLUMBER — Must be experienced. Call 291-9300. Equal Opportunity Bm- Humidity Control On. POROH FURNITURB - Five plecoi, "JUMQIIB" — Odds and enils. Clnlhlnf. leSB home with two children. Must live Steady job. ployer. _^ BROOKDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE tufted nushfonx. Ilf st offer. Monday tlimuBh Thurs. 1 to 3 p.m, Ral. • in. May have children of her own. Dial Call 2M.2733 alters p.m. 842-5811 AFTER 5 CHOT^OBra II Io4. IB Format! Bt., Fair Hav«n, (til- 566-0728 for appointment. CARPENTER — Local work. Ste*dy. ' PERSONNEL ornon hind Am) COLLEOE STUDENT - FulTor i yearly employment. Call CTOWNB, WORN ONOE—Winter wear, WOMAN — To live wllh elderly lady. time, for general work in Red j Newman Sprlnii Rd. . ALLSEW SHOPPES Bxccllnrt conittlon. Size- 8-10, Call he* tniiWASHBR — Portable Lady Ken- Small home In Little Silver. Call after 6 store. Phone Mr. B. 747-0465. fore It a.m. 7R7-2180. mnr?. Flvp yearn old. Moving, must p.m. 812.1263, DELIVERY MAN — For pizw reatau- J12-1BO0, lit. 273 <« Church at. ita-em K«»ninurt sell. 942.2024, SHIPPING ROOM CLERK - Full ben- WARIIING MACH1NBJ - nB.~(5oort"coiv PULL TIME BABYSITTER WANTED rant, Call afters p.m. An equal opportunity employer. COM>NUL Ftm mmn LCVBLCVBRRS dltlon. (fin. PIANOS — OltOANS FIVB day« a week In my home. efits, paid holidays. Apply Lucy's 2G4-51B5 Pot'hclllea 'stove la h hand Sportswear, Bridge A Front stOftl warehouse prices. Part-time week nights. Inquire Mon- thentlc flax wheelwheel. 67"x70w, perfef c GO CART ~ McCullniiftli B lip, engine, FRBBHOLD-KIMBM,!, PIANO AND MAN — Steady drlvlnj and jelling Ap. mouth St. Chevron, Red Bank^ conilltlonlltl , 11211255, 166" lamnshadlamnshado covcror like new racing tllcks In front, $131,, no. OROAN WAnlCHOtJBB. ll Tlirock- HELP WANTED-MALE ply In peraon MARINE LUMBElfco, with Revolutionary print In red. whits nan7,a mlnl-blke, 7, h.p. HrlRga Rtmnlor morton Bt,, Freehold. Open 9.0. Call 1139 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. WAN FOR GENERAL FACTORY HELP WANTED-Male-Female HELP WANTED-Male-Female and tilue. Call T«-lO62 for appointment enrlnc. SI 10 Matlbu belly board, 120. •t62-473n. HANDY MAN — Porter. Good opportun- WORK. Apply In person, METALUME JtUe broadloom. Call afier 4 p.m. 842-0649. Ity for reliable, competent man, steady SALESMAN — for established life In. MFG. CO., Florence Ave. at Broad- PORTABLK RADIO — Tranelitor, surance route. Kull training program way, Union Beach. ACCOUNTING CLERK NURSES' AIDES AND ORDERLIB.9 — 8x13. luO. PIANO — Chlckerlns;. Excellent condl wnrlh IM. Nevnr lined. SscrlMce. «M. employment, benefits, vacations. Very Manv benefits. An equal opportunity All shifts. After short probationary peri- 747-B239 tton. 1^50. !2D-S»J3or228.77«l, pleasant environment. References re. employer. Call Mr. Cuccia, 671-5747. MEW — Immediate openings for psy- mmedlate opening at Shell Oil Co. od »8a per week. Liberal fringe benefit*. Call B42-QO82. ^ quired- UTTLH SILVER RACQUET chiatric aides, building maintenance or college graduate with accounting DO NOT PHONE. Apply In peraon THREE PIBCE SECTIONAL, — Bwlv«| iURFBOARD - B'lO" CLUB. Little Silver. Call for mpolot- YCUNO MAN - wanted as carpenter^ worker, and mechanic's helper poal- aokground. Attractive starting aalary rocker, altp cover*. Itf) each. DININO ROOM BET—10 plrnftii. Mori' Oood conillon, ISO. ment. 741-0200. helper. Experience needed. Call after 5, tlons. Good starting salaries with steady ind employee benefits. Applicants may nrn, Excellent condition, call (Vfri • 1334 aftoj1 fi p.m. ____ Call 77MIM]. CLERK TYPIST-Offlce and clerical employment under Civil Bervlce. Paid contact Die Employee Relations Sept. dletown Ave.. Atlantic Highlands. CORK SHEETS — (1001 I'x3', 2lic each. PAINTING AND huapita 11 nation, life Insurance, Vacation, 31-1000 for an Interview appointment, Two small cho»t». typewriter, gas fur- VICNNKflK ANTIQUE MIKllOR • duties. Old established firm. Over a. IANDBLASTING — alck leave, anil holidays. Excellent re- An equal opportunity employer. BKWptO MACHINE OPERATORS nace. refrigerator, 119 each. Bed, Write to Box T-158, The Daily Regliter, Six weeks work....., Jull time. $2,25 per tirement plan and annual raises. Apply Klnlaners anid p .prssssrsr . For work on Wood frame, M"x2B . Two antlnun Oor. MERCHANDISE WANTED hour. A] ly* in pcrion, ELASTOMERS las' and omldrea'ohlli s coaU. Staadjr apreads. breadbox. Xl-V>. (12.0136. man hnnr mURn. Call 747-5224, 870-1144. lied Bank. ^____ LIMITS Monday, Sept. 28, between 9 and 11:4a ARTHUR MURRAY GAS STATION ATTENDANTS - Day ', 100 Clark St., Keyport, N.J. a.m. and 1 to 3:30 p.m. at N. J. Stat, k. 35-hour woeK. Call 7(1-9025. Jor DINETTE SET — White wrought Ir.'m BBD~SN BE M BI/E~~ Wai rn I 'CimnHvait OLD KUnmTUnB — Antlntms, cMna. Employment Service, 600 Summer*! at'e Dsnce Studio and Partr Time Club i Coats. :< Willow St.. Red Bank nounri table, rive chairs. Needs nllgni fflftttswn re. art otiter.ts and nrtc-a'Srac. »nd nlgjlt ahlfts. Full and part time. MAN — For all around five-day leld headboard, Inncrnprlni; mattresx, \>ox. Immrdlfitp rash for anything ami ev- Uniformnigns i supranitia". miu ana p»" mi c week. ExcellenExcellentt pay and benefits. Ave., Aabury Park. No feeB charged. kas immediate openings for dance work. *70, Call 688-1276 after 6, fir can spring, 4ft." fi mnnthR nM. $10(1. Oil J2 trims supplied. Experienced on y. Brookdale Nursing Home, Hwy 35, racialists. Junior Interviewers and COUPLEB OR BINOLES — Excellent jj j Rodjla'nkf iMtterJ m nrytlilnji. Rusrll's. 25 Kast Front fit. Salary YOUNG MEN — 16 and over, (or part- dance trainees. No experience neces- opportunity to Increase Income, start 741-189.1 8778. y according to ability. Call 7*1- time work, Ufthern and doormen. Apply sary. Part and full time. Salary plus your own business lor less than $26. In- 14 PORCH ENCLOSimi WINDOWS nUMMAOBiHAta fi2TTrntonA Triple track aluminum frame. Appr New flhrewiibiiry, Thurn., lrrl., But cTol^LKCTonPAVi TOP CAHII FOR EXPERIENCED AUTO CAR POLISH- GROW WITH NEW MOTOR OIL Ca.rlton Theater. Red Bank, after 7 p.m. lonus. Apply In person, 1 to 10 p.m.. come potential unlimited. Part or full maMy 33"xll". 741-7811. *w OLD TRAINII o- will trade HO.. OP, BR — And general cleanup. This Is a PACKAGING PLANLANT tonight through Friday. No phone calln Jon. through Tri, 12 Broad St.. Kedtime. Call 7414248 or 4S3-4348 after 6 Hept. 17, 18 .10, 10 to 4. Hair dryer, corn j^rjitaj^aj^jmuRes^waTja permanent lob. good pay, all fringe ben- I need a hard working nigh scschooh l grad- please. ank. 741-MM. p.m. IX CUSTOM n^STIUNO ELE; ponprr. trundle beds, upctlnnnl chslrs, uate with mechanical ability who Is 1UITAR. case. Like new. Call end t«ntcs, ennr>], hooks, toys, |am ANflQir«!B — Ttffanr Itenis, tny»i tnr- efits and opportunity for advancement. willing to learn packaging plant oper- TRUCK DRIVER ~ WarehouBemnn. JHOffi SALESMAN —We have openings MACHINE PRK8SER — Under preiser mlftcellanooia nltilrc. china, painting,, statuary, colne. Apply Red Bank Auto Imports, 119 East ation. Excellent salary, top fringe ben. Must be able to obtain military driver's or shoe sales personnel. Experienced and button sewer. Full nene/dls, paid Hinting flxturAR. Carverl nak dlnlnf Newman Springs Rd., R«d Bank. ellts. Call Dean Rlchey. 225-1140. An license. /Full-time. Contact CW-2 F.ind non experienced, male or female, holidays. Apply UICY'8 SPORTS. OUNB--New and used. Buy, sell or room pieces, Copper Kettle Antlquee. equal Opportunity employer. Moslcy. Phone" 532-3658. Opportunity for advancement. Salary WEAR INC., Bridge h Front Bta., Red trade. MANNY AND MARY'S SPORT8 Oakhursl UM« or 329.OID2. phis commission. Full time only. Apply Bank, S to 4:30 p.m. BHOP, Rt. 36, East Keansburg. 7B7-0608. HELP WANTED-MALE PLUMBER - Paid holidays and vaca. HELPER — For lawn wid nursery n person to Btoro Manager, National NEED OR USE WILL WANTED lion. Top salary. All new work. Call 787- work. Full or part-time. Shoes, 48 Broad St.. Red Ban*. GUITAR TEACHER — Experienced B'B" WEBER SKI SURFBOARD""^ Used Orients! Runs 7861 after 5 p.m. Call evcnlngn. 6M.1657. only. Malawan area. Ask for Mrs. Nel- Oood condition. $l«. HBAL ESTATE SALESMAN — Exson. (66-4233. Clilnesn snil Perslnn DISHWASHER — Evening flhift. Over SALESMEN— Retail and commercial pcrlcnced and full-time only. HALi Alno Wall Tflpostrles 18. Apply In pernon, SHORE POINT PORTER moB, Realtors. 74i-7ftsa. STUDENTS — Mlddletown High Bcnool. TAIL OR EQU1PMBJNT-Msmlni!«, SELL MAN nAMJtiuica INN; 3360 Hwy 3B, Hazlet. 1JTILITY MAN ' Part-time work available for car delaj- Irohs, patterns, remnants, hingern, fix- WANTttT) — Rllvfr cnlni^ war ntrkclfi, EXPERIENCED COOK lers. mornings or afternoons. COUN- 'ures. 747-0523 or 747-2128. ftlive driilnrfi, Will phty top dollnrit. Mr. CARPET MECHANIC— Or helper. Ex- ALL AMERICAN REAL ESTATE 1 ATTENTION perienced only. Good starting aalary, PERSONNEL SERVICES TRY BUDBKR CAR WABH. Middle- RnrrH-(i._7H7:fif». il- • . Steady employment. Call ""• 043 Hwy 35 (171 •3917 Middletown SALES HELP town. 78" MEYERS FAST ANTiqnANfiqnpR; _JEWB~lCnjJEWKLR7_ — Top cash isld. LEU DBHX, 7W Rive d., Fair . MECHANICALLY INCLINED MAN MAN—Part-time days to assliit with WANTED SNOW PLOW WITH A QUICK ACTION lavrn, EB«1 Tne» • Hat ll 7414337. To train RR pin chaner for automatic pin delivery. Apply In pemon. MAJOR MB. :al agency, member or Multiple SITUATIONS WANTED-Fcmale Wllh elretrle hydraulic pump. Kxrfl< CIRCLE CHEVROLET flettln; Mutpmint, nights and/or week- DICAL SUPPLY CO., Mlddietown Shop- ting Service, has opanlng for an lent condition.— B«il offor. -Cal!- -747-' LOW-COST end*. 747^2716. ping Center, Mlddletown. Bxpemnced talesman or woman. We 1881. BXPERI1NCED BABYBlTTim - DAILY RESISTER" PETS AND LIVESTOCK ROUTEMEN — Earn S3.2O per hr.YOUNG MAN WANTE1 D — Full time. TWol'IBCBflRnTioNAI/ - ._„ HAS AN OPENING Steady year-round work. No layoffs. No Must have N.J. driver * license, be able Paid Blue Crofift-Bliie Shield 8eeklni steady five days week. In tress and box spring set rnr stn'ffle experience needed. Car neccflsary. «2- to drive all types or earn. Apply In per- Paid Life insurance our noma, References liven. Call 19; (turtle bud, IIO.T 1074. son COUNTRY SUDBER CAR WABH, Paid retirement plan J ^OfrJO . p.m.. 741-2871. FAMILY AD mcdR. V\rU up iinrl dfllvcry aervlcn. 1000 Hwy 35. Middletown. Attractive com m! union splits, MEDICAL SECRETARY — Wllh elsht SIX II.P. — Sears two-ynsr-old rlde-on .fun AKf! rcgUti'iC't purtpN'M for mlf SHOE SALESMAN—ExperlencRdnced.. 'e require: lawn mower wllh sweeper. Needs piston .11 K\f,fH iinrl njfiP. pnvoit dnyi 11 wpi*k FOR TWO MEN , Steady position. FelRennon BIIOPB.. "Cal "l FARM WORKER — Part-time or full years experience with &ID wishes fuller rod. »30, Merchant calculator, IM 3 LINES - 5 DAYS rorn S^.in to H p.m. Cull '^"20 431-0813 or 234-0147 until 6 p.m Eve- time. Call after 8p.m. Excellent character reference*. psrl time employment. Call 284-7>8». Bhnmitooer, Jlkfl now, I2A, 322,8233 or nlnga 284-72M. Individual who can handle hli own FOR $ i LAR* ik'hnx HTAu'jB'fon'hnnr trannactlona. CHII.T) CAnB IN MY HOME 741.7748. IN OUR STOCK BQY—Part-time. Munt he 17 Balenman with a following and a For working mother, llellatja JUST 2.00 pnrvATic FAniw IN MIDPI^TOWN yearn nr over. Apply In pernon, PIX denlre to gerve the homo-buying Call 747-0507. GARAGE BOUTIQUE •ABTURH3 LANP 1*0 K HELP WANTED-MALE FOOTWEAR CO., 1031 Hwy 35, Mlddlo- public. BUBINEBB COLLRHB ORAtHlATE Frl.. Sent. 29, Sst.. Sept. M. 1(1 s.m,- • VAliahitt (or MerchanftlM Vnr Rail. town. )ur employees know of thin ad. Alt 7 years experiencei , seekinkig permanentm , 4 p.m 3« Hliftiliurl Avr , Itrrt Bnnk. niy, Artlr,i« mil (it originate (mm n 74I-23B2 PARTS DEPARTMENT rujulrjefl atrlclly confidential. Send ux full time secretarial position, Write Box (2 blocks south on BprlnK from Hard- miifiphold nnd mny not eKcefd a ««!• l.* on hnnrl. nrlng your m«Miir(- ibon iioMBsrouNDpbii OLDER" 1OT4 todayo * . Star~" 't tomorrow, £nrn 13 pe Ave., Ijong Branch. NEED A PART-TIME SECRETARY? mcnti. *11W each. inrlfl - Cash pafd for redlfrrpd Tindall Rd., Mlddlttown, (Next to hr. WHI do work In my home. Preferably liters fltan Lerner, Don Trainer. 239> Roberii Bldg.) or call 671-5011 for REA.L EDSTATE BALES — Part or full PROWN'S (More Classified Ads SEE PARTS MANAGER. time, experienced, (a take charge of mornlr.m. Call 542.5008. 741-6900 711, 22DB0.13. appointment. residential aalei department, Call Mr. 32 Rroait m. ntil Dank • 741-TMn 24-Hour Sorvkt On The Next Page) HELP WANTED-MALE Molina ro. GEOIIOB MOLINARO AGENCY FINANCIAL lit. 36 M4-32OO Hailet, N. J. ATTRACTIVE) POBITION8 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES A Marshall Field family-owned publlih- Inr orgsmlwitlon in conducting a nation BTART A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN wide cxpannion program. Opiportunlty — Part-time. We will show yon how and (or pftrl-tline or full time outride Iriter- help you t«t noun. Call ;ill.2gM). CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY MATERIAL HANDLERS vlewlng. Flexible hourn with guaranteed Income. For local interview write Mr. KITCHEN WITH PIZZA OVENS — I. Coe Tioj. U-189, The Dully ReBt«ter, Available In tavern, f!all A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! Red Bank. 787-2M3

PERMANENT - TEMPORARY HELP WANTED-Male-Fcmalc HELP WANTED-Male-Female Adding Machines-Typewriters Rooting, Siding & Insulation I'cnrl and Bead ncstringlng ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters - ALL ARE FULL TIME JOBS aold, rented, repaired. Bcrplco'e, 101 Kxpcrlly nn hrnldcd nylnn. Jl.od a PRODUCTION EMPLOYEES Monmnuth flt., Red Hank. 747-0445, OI.BEN CO.. INC. Rooflnc. sldlnR A ("tratid Stnrllnj clnsps from 7flc, Innulatlnn Inntallrd end Kunranteed RKIIB8ILI/KB1. 38 Broad 8t.. Ken SECURE YOUR CHRISTMAS JOB NOW Wt need people to work rotating shift*. Diamonds Bought or Hestyled lor 10 years. 77S-O7«1. 21)10(1(0. Rank. W. of for: Let us buy the diamonds you don't • Stftody employment closa to home woar or let us restyle them for you Plumbing and Heating NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY • Excellent waoet Including shift tamrenUal payment. personally. Reiisslllen', 39 tlroA/i St. Odd Jobs • Hoipltallzotlon General Contractors CORRIGAN'S • Lift Iniuronct LlOirr IIAULINO - Cellars, is,- • Dlsobllll/ and tick bemflti BUILDER — Additions. Alterations. ragrs cleaned up. Free estimates. 127 Oakland St. MODERN NEW PLANT • Rellrement plan Oarages. Roots and New Homss. • Opportunity for advancement 741-3306. Ralph A. Cols. 741-2MO after 3 p.m. Red Bank 747-2706 Apply ot MABON AND BUILDEJt - Com- INTERVIEWS TUESDAY and THURSDAY 9 A.M. - 10 A.M. and 2 P.M.. 3 P.M. plete home Improvements. Renew- PLUMBING - Heating. [ able. Free estimates. Call R72-0122. Painting and Decorating OAItPBNTRY. —Additions, panellnt. Bathroom remodeling. KERR ateps, sidewalks, patio, odd Jobs. LANVIN-CHARLES OF THE RITZ mum HAMW Aen/MM ea Reasonable rates. 842-4389. 747-23]ft. CARL tf. JONES — Painting srd Sewer Trenching and MCKAQWd mOOUCTI DIVflKM JOBB3PH F. PANDURE—Alterations, wallpapering. Fully Insurod, Fm free ROUTE 35 HOLMDEL, N. J. additions, repairs, new homes. We estimates, cal; 220 Mat. Installation Work. •wri ond Frencli Sti. Kvyport du thB whnls Job. 222-9274 An •quo) oppqrtunltv tirtpleytr 24- -THE JJAJLY HEGISrER. RED BANK - M1DDLET0WN, N. J.: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, .1970- PETS AND LIVESTOCK APARTMENTS APARTMENTS HOUSES FOR SALE r, ATTENTION! Tax RebelUon CANINE KENNBtfl ANNOUNCES KEYPORT W GREEN GROVE AVE. ITS FALL OBEDIENCE CLASSES Starting Thursday, Oct. 3, 7 p.m. Group to Meet Registration: 7:30 p.m. Class. We JUST LISTED Young Italian Girl are pleased to hava Mrs. Virginia Walsh, former A.K.C. licensed iibcdl- GREEN GROVE GARDENS ENGLISHTOWN - The «nce Judge, as our Instructor. We are Stunning Williams burg green Property Tax Rebellion Asso- also planning advanced clauses rnr Colonial. Four .bedrooms, two those interested In further instruction. baths, large living room, dln- EFFICIENCIES Jng room, laundry room off ciation Inc. will hold a public CANINE KENNELS modern paneled kitchen, meeting Oct. 6 at 6 p.m. in the fenced yard anri two-car ga- Et. 79 462-2137 Marlboro, N. J. ONE AND TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS rase. Asking J33.500. Pine Brook School on Pease ST. BERNARDS—Six tMimdng"fwaT Studies in Rumson - Blred by Stanrldge champion Hugo. SWIM CLUB FOR TENANTS Road. Available Sclit. 21. Veterinarian ap- FREE HEAT, COOKING GAS, HOTWATER AND AIR CONDITION UNIT A. FRED MAFFEO proved. Call TJl-iriOO. Dale Mlnton. REALTOR The organization, originally By MAKG0T SMITH T.V. and phone outlets, 12 cut. ft. refrigerators, parking and walk-In sforog* OLD EN'fiLISH SHEEP T1OG8 — AKC. 569 River Rd. Fair Haven the Property Tax Rebellion of RUMSON - Stefania Far- Ten weeks. Finest quality. Inoculated. facilities. Spacious rooms, large closets. Walk lo shopping plaza, buse* and Manalapan Township, Is affil- 816-9853 or 915-1075. school. 741-9333 neti feels like the eighth child DIRECTIONS: Garden state exit 117 to 3*, east on 36 to Airport Shopplnfl iated with a statewide associ- in the Edmund Sullivan fam- GERMAN SHEPHERD — AKC. -Hi Plena, turn left, then two blocks to model apartment. From 35, {J, M. months. Krmale. Pick of litter. Bred for Fields) to Hazlet Ave turn left lo Middle Road, straight cheod, ation with headquarters In ily of Blackpoint Horseshoe. temperament. Reasonable. l»46-85'.'2. West Berlin. BAY FRONT HOME "She is, too," adds Mrs. ErAMESE KITTENS — ! weeks old. See Managor in Apartment 34 The group aims to "equal- Sullivan, who is playing IToms River, N. J.I "mother" to the American _ Enjoy a spectacular view of Barne- ize all real estate taxes and. . STALLS FOR RENT — Llncroft-Cnltl APARTMENTS HOUSES FOH RENT gal flay from thin four-bedroom Cape . help all property owners get Field Service student-guest N e c k-Holmdel .irea. Private farm, Cwl home. Two tllprl haUls, modern Countryside ridlnn and trails. Hay and RED BANK — Luxury high rise LOSd BRANCH — Three-bedroom kitchen, a 600 sq. (t. ma*> eSfclojed taxed equally." Headquarters for the current school year. ft raw Included. Call 747-2218 or 747-!)ft»6 apartments. Immediate and future oc- rnni.-h. NEPTUNE •- Three-bpdrnom porch topped by an Importer! Teak evenings cupancy. Monmouth County's II nest ranch. Immediate occupancy, $235 aundeck. of the "non-profit making and Steffi's real home is Forli, t cent rally, air-conditioned building. Stu- month. 493-:!227, Plenty of fltthlnK, crabblns and nwlm- WEST HIGHLAND — Terrier puppies, dlofl, onp. two and three bert rooms. exceptional litter from English and mlnit In your own backyard which al- non-political association" are Italy, 40 miles from Bologna. Swimming pool, sauna rooms, boat FREKHOIJ) - Furnlshei house. lovely so had a 40" boat Blip equipped with American rliamiilon line. AKC regis- " remises, 24- residential area, ideal for trarmftrred at 190 Pease Road. She has taken temporary tered-Call BJ2-r,sSr. - family. 4S2'1596. water and electric facilities. CHIHUAHUA PUP~PIE~S — AKC. Four Towenj, 28 uae JIB an all year round, vacation leave of her mother and fa- months old. MOVE RIGHT IN — To this 1^-year- or retirement homo or enjoy the HMO LONR BRANCH — Newly decorated olrf t-wo-story ('olonlat home. Three ?3ed- income. Priced lor quick M7r^rtnTc seasonal porcli may be uaed ae den. Steffi, "It's a shame we are Sccnm! flnor. Private home and HAIfiSON TWP. One acre plua custom built atone 4711 after 5 and all day Sat. 26. nt:niJA.VKs FINEST tiedriwm hnme, Kitchen with WHsher. ann brick Ranch. Spacious living net and Joan, are away at dry«r, refrUerator. EticlOHed numme.r room with fireplace. Formal dining EDEN ACRE KENNEL Two-bedroom air conditioned apart- om - hr e Monmouth County District •"Heavenly" Grooming a.nd jmrnt. KxuMitlonal value. Adults. No pnrrh, FumlBhi'd, Adultx preferred. No {? , £ 5 'ranjomi. two lull Baths. college, so for the school 841-4039. pts. Future occupancy, 285 Spring fit.IKJIP. Near hu» line. Available Oct. I. 15x20 Florida room. Two car garage, ¥17.i per month plun nil utilities, Secur- llany extras. J5I.0O0. Court Judge George A. Gray months, Steffi has cne sister, DOG GROOMING—ALL RREEDS ? ity. HcTpj^n<:e.K. L'!)M372, We groom to please. RBD RANK—Green Tree Apartment*. set Oct. 16 for sentencing. As- Megan, and one brother, Call M2-55M) Modern garden apartments, Unfur- "wiNT'Erf'H'BNTA'LST^TZ~oct~i5 to , WATERBURY nlphert orr and two bedroom. AH elec. May 15. Two-lied mom ftrrnlflhed bun- sistant Prosecutor Steven C. Mark, again. KITTENS FREE TO OOOD HOME trie. 8ee Manager apartment E-9. jtntow, $l7.r» month plua utlllti™. Dct, 1 Kubin acted for the state and All shdts. tn iMiiy .11 -Three-bedroomfi furnished AGENCY She's attending Rumson- apartment, Jlflfi month plim heat, Realtor Jnsuror en, two bedrooms, hatli no pa rate ^n- Ealph A. Real of West Long . Fair Haven Regional High MOVING— Mu?t «f!J (wo AKr Sfltnt AtrAlilSTER AOBNCY. Realtor, 309 E. m „ , <5 Yean or Beivlce Iranrr. fiaraKR inclurtrit. Ad tills only. River Jld., Rumnon. 842-18IM, 62 Maple Ava. 747-3500 R»d Bank Branch represented Tilton. Bernard.*, rine male, one female, Cl Nn I'i'is. Apply 276 WflshlnRlnn fit., School and putting special ef- yeargold. T47-3SSS. . ,FOR YOUNG MODERNS f 0 r t into "understanding "GERMAN PHEPHERns— AKC. hemi- WANTED.TO RENT HOUSES FOB SALE tlful healthy, wr'Wirri flip'. For ehnw, T1IEeylean7nTsi P(. Mlddletnwn. 671-1OQ0. M>,000, Good aisumable mortraie, Convenient to schools and transports HOME AWAY FROM HOME — Stefania Farneti, 17, Uridman Ann* Apis. S4flfl, 741-OA1A. low Interest rate. turn. Buement. Expanaion poaalblll are making friends and gain- GERMAN PHEPHERD PUTTIES ^TKDHOOM ~ Apartment or dmall JOSEPH O. ties. Good value at 930,000- SEA »RIGHT - Now rnrnlflhnd~CfM~ he In Keypopt-TInldn Beach area. ing fluency in English, espe- eeirfer, AFS student •from Forli, Italy, learns h«w to clency apartments. Three rooms, iilr Tall alter 7 p.m. 261-3422. crniflltloncd, freo TV. Move In toriny. cially when it comes to read- play "skittles" with her American "sister and "AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD rUPPIES Js*f> lease, JJautlliis Apartments. 842- WANT TO KENT — Two-or throe-bert- riH>m a|it. or htnme for approximately McCUE ing. Steffi ends her first — R week* old, large honed. Beautifully O.'KKi. fine month starting Ort. 1. Contact Ma- VAN HORN marked. Jlr« shot*, fW. 264-S4OT. U brother," Megan, 16, and Mark, 9, Sullivan, ohiWren' jor McOlvern at 5:12-1062, 30 HITMB RO RTJMS0N AGENCY month in this country with COLLIE prPS •— AKC. Champion RKPICIENCY APARTMENTS - Ocean and river view. Utilities paid. MDVINC. TO AREA — Sppt. 2«. Desire RBJAJI/TQRS "I'm just beginning to think of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Sullivan, Rumson. sired. Brandwyne lines. Show rr pet. One monlh'Ji ncnirity, Occupancy Sept. 842-2760 Shots and wormed. 674-(T->03 alter fi. three-bedroom hoitfic, unfurnished. Call 8M RIVBE RD. FAIR HAVE: 7. $1.W month. Studio efficiency, carprt- IiH-a7jl-8736. in English." (Register Staff Photo) TAME YOUNO MONKEY— With cage. rri. Utilities pnln. A tin Its only. No pets. 747-4100 Bn«t offer S42-9A07 or 2ftl-2;i7!iafter fl p.m. WB ARE REGKINfl — A furnlahed RUMSON The first weekend after M2-6SW7 apartment or hounp for at least several MONMOUTH BEACH - River/4 Surf weeks. Mature rniiple. One hedroom, LOTS AND ACREAGE school started called for 10 students) classical high Steffi's loves. At home, she FOR RENT ~ Twn good box fltails. Olub Apartments. One and two bed fircreraidy two, IIn quienuict neighborhood $25,000 Paddock nnri pasture. Privstf ,ntrally lo- Realtors BMltor, Bhrgwibury. T4T>O2Z1. ^ tuitcd tn lintl Hank. Inquire 2W rroiiprcl ALPINE MANOR HOTEL has already seen a perform- dustry, but returned to Italy PHEB TO OOOD HOME —"Two-year, Avf':;J'Utlli8lLv''ri __ Special off nrnson rntpn. Hold rooms 258 Newman Springs Rd. UTTLM 61LVSR — Two building loti. Middletown old pertlurcnd male wlnvhalrcil Terrier. with mnl.l KiTvIce, $25 wook. Mntel Close to R.R. tracta. but at JJH ance at the Garden State Arts to marry and settle down. Bhoft and llranm. 6)1 -ri49a. rooms, $10 wrck nnd up. 1 Portland iRed Ba'rrk 747-3000 apiece, wno carea? FRANK FSLICi TWO ADORABLE KITTENS rmth. Hill fleet Inn of Hlglitnrul.i. Adults IM.. Highlands. P7M773. AGENCY, Realton. 7(1-52(13. Center. The Sullivans have While she's here, Steffi Free tt» good home. only, (-'all 291-OBM or 7nf»-.i"!>7. Call nrtrr3«7l-.1722 : KHIINIBHED ROOM — Sfpiirale cn- LITTLE SILVER Recreation subscribed to the Monmouth hopes to see as much of HIOHLANIJ3~-"-"flH i'e'roorri)irhntn7nir trnncc. Also furnished vfflcicncy. Ex- ffi. Black nnd utillllci, year muiirl. J( majcatlo Colonial on heavily wooded COMMERCIAL PRCSBTY AKC — Oermnn fii Call ^ttl-!HfifI. oclli'tit location. -102-15fMi. Kite In the heart of this tine com- Arts theater series for her. America as possible. She'll tan 13 month old femalefemale. Hass plnwd n munity. Cfinter hall floor plan, living FOrt SALE OB KENT — Little Silver. Sow«Sow« . Excrllontt bloodllncHbloodll H. Ijtrrnrely >j fiNTsTlRriSiwIy ilC'VoratTd ipnlir KRTOMrblfjlBNT It* Steffi hopes to participate in get a good start when her Uni'fl mfiturr Rcntlcinan. rhapcl Hill, room with fireplace, rormal dining 1600 «q fl. bulldlnf. 333 Sllvenld) Events Set l tcrampnl. Mtiflt Fnr-rlflce, f4fi. mrnl. Nli'e and clean. Adulls. No iielfl jonm, large eaf-ln kitchen wllh «d- Ave. 747-2990. lift llerbprt St.. nod Hank. mp hlonk fifl Hwy 35. 741-M5Z Joining family room, den. maid's dramatic activities at the ' adopted family visits Sulli- REf> HANK — Large furnished room. room, six master bedrooms, four MIDDLETOWN-The Bee THRKB-rton.M -' f)n('.nni!rnnm"iprirC hath>. Centrally air conditioned. high school. vans in colleges in Boston and BPButirui rtfip«Tli«n. idnSi Mr ..MM rr ment, furnished. fl4fl motdh. All HUM. In lovply homp. For gentleman. Kitchen lirivll«ue R4274fi8 Screened porch, Very convenient to SEAL ESTATE WANTED nation Commission has an- ndult. EnRtlnMr WeHtnrn. Oiillj47^21H. tlo« Ini-ludeiL 222-MII4, jchnols and shopping. Asking 575,000. Walking is also one of . Virginia. COCKE*R SPANIEL -"Bhnrle. EnRlljih KKYPORT ~ Mnilcin, nil electric Iwo^ Cnll today ... We Can Multiple List nounced its fall'programs for and Amprlcnn, Rare hi-mit-y. "Frlnc- boilroum apnrlmenl. Call l> a.m. to fi REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Your Home youth. tnn". Witnta to Ro for nliici service. Call n.m.»KW>IM.__» HALL BROS., Realtors Buyers Waiting. 812.3663. liilllil.ANim — Plvii-rorim ai'iarinTent HOUSES FOR SALE 813 P'ver Ed. 7<17886 Pair Haven Call 7(7-0221 Day Or Nljlit Courses, to be conducted in MINIATURE r0OIU.ES -- Adnmblp. ft In duplex hoiiHp. Top floor. No pcta. Call Member Mulllple Listing Service Ask For Mr. Sherman. wechfold nnd w-uly to RO. Very rwrnn. evcnlngR. Tito fl p.m. only. f)72-lft]1.. Paul Bragar Agency the Community Center, Kings Long Branch Officials aWe. Call after ftlfl. M2-51B. NEAR BEAOH AND 7M Broad St. Shrewsbury 113E AlVifEAt;!! TO WE HAVE WATERFRONT! Member 1 Multiple Listings Hwy. and Rt. 35, will begin ltlx--weck-ol]|I:UUIH r«'i1<'coniteti. ntc for you. Tuesday, Sept. 29 — Teen KroundH, <|lili>t, rcMnrd,- nrlva<-y. All AIJSO a two-hpilrofim. nnc-foHtfi cnt- LONG BRANCH - Steps to Size lets vary to strips Iltllltlc-H, At[llltHLiil)l :i(H4 nrjtl-!»4!l!!. liLur In Nitvcslnk-l>n;iiHt arou, $10,1(1(1. ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY COLTS NECK-HOLMDEL fashion, 7:38 p.m. LXmiAiioiiTiETiti EVErO-n PPJEB HlinLBT —One-bpiirfMim Kanfen ajiurt- Prlcnrl IIPIOW viihifi. Cull for appoint- Visit Mlddlctown Five Corners or call increase the amount of tax- which adjoining landowners input. 0 :t no Thursday, Oct. 1 — Kind- — Boautllul nnlmnlR, No paprni. J2,ri menl In MHUWIIII. $100 month, (darting JJi"?." ' «""wer, call 741-M50, !S SSi.ffia.»tJiVJ5S til!: f? Noypnitmr 1st. cull 04117111ft nr DIM^'.Ti, ANOTHBU Iwn.hpdronm. onf-bnth 199 Jiroad St.. Red Bank. able property here are being could purchase to large tracts 7ir«2 tniiiK'ili>w, wlih bnnnmcni, in Navoalnk. ROCHE, Realtor, Rt. 34, Colts Keck. ergym for youngsters 3, to 5, M vi n j ivJtoriM ~ a A ." We fthnvn a collncllnn nf nver .IIKl OAKHURST vlce, 9:30 a.m., and teen guitar, pspprsjion or i»jrtjmr. M;-™.^ _ RACJH APAHTMKNT — Adillta imly. City Council. rinimvit In vnlions localions In nil Immcdlnte TmBnesalon IN A HURRY TO SELL?- We Buy 7:15 p.m. "All of us, City Council "BEEN RonSiin 'LATBCY? wiiy nn Yearly rental. M2-272I. price ninKi-.i. Stop RL our orflfic nnrl Immaculate two-bedroom ranch In romei for top dollar. Ask for Bob or members as well as Mayor hiivf your dog nrotncllon tralnnl. <'A. nelrcl - llifri KIT you'll huy. ('fill — 'inlet neighborhood, convenient to SheL SOB SHELDON AGENCY, 297- Friday, Oct. 2 - Kind- Wilbert C. Russell, council NI.NE'noLI.EflB INC, of I'™* I;™1;,!! sohooln, Iransportatlon anil nlmnplnj. 7800. Henry R. Cioffi and Vincent offiw nn 8 wnokj^ntirs^fiir JoO. ^it-«lM.i COMMERCIAL RENTALS ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY Can he »ocn by «ppolntm<>nt, ergym, 10 a.m.; creative president, and Samuel Tei- Mnltinlr Llftilng lirokcru BUYERS WAITING cher, vice president, said J. Mazza. our chief adminis-' "flArRIFlf'E --- Pinto mum. U hnnijp MHrllctown fl rorrjprs 671-S dance for pre-school children, Lively hut Kcnllc Noprln pxnnrlrnml r • Jf no unjiwer call FEIST 4 FEIST, For homes, eitstes, f&rnu, acrette, more than 100 parcels of city- trative officer, want to ease ilrr $1M to risht home only. Cnll MJ. DISTINGUISHED 190 llroail St., Red Bnnk 7-11-3 waterfronUaenU, , butinaaiesbunaaies,, JnduttriaJnduttia l ant 1:30 p.m.; creative dance for Ealontown. K. J. M2Wti biulneM propcrttea. the tax rate by the devel- 07iin.__ Kvenlnjis nnd wechends, 201—222-2671 youngsters 8 to 9, 3:30 p.m., owned property will be in- VEIUIAN anicpTmRii • - Ai Owner bus nlnncfl contnictM fnr new nicely landscaped lot. Immnilatt oc- enhance the community and f,Kr,K INC., aat-MKn. • f'ornplotn Jrinltorlnl Rrrvlrr hnme, initflt *<:\\ DIIK Hpllt love I hnme ci.pnncy. A ciEM AT J37°6O0 to 14,9 a.m.; guitar for youth, • IfiitlvldiiHi Tlii:i'ino«tntlcnliy Can* wllh rdmrortiiblc living ronm, full tlin- council - Gertrude Berman, better the ecology," Russell Rn>I.PPlEH ImlltM! llPtil InK rmim, modern ldtclicn. pnnplorl .WALKER t WALKER. R.titori 9 and 10:15 a.m.; art for mjirlieil. Nino we WE CAN MULTIPLE LIST George P. Hoffman and John said. Call S42-:i970. • WfiU-tn-Wnll mrrRllnR ri-ciTiitliiri return, I'-j ImtiiH, RiiraKf — TIWY 3H 071-3311 MIDDI/ETOWN youngsters 8 to 14,10:30 a.m., j 54 Broad Street Red Bank Mnny oxlrnfl Inrlmlr wnll-tn-wrill rnr- YOUR HOME D. Taylor - said the in- pEAHTIfl'l, K pptlug iimi complrtrly rrnrcfl-tn prop- -.ills ana caita and drums for boys 7 to 12, The council will be assisted Cfl'll for npiiolnlmmt lo Inspect erty. Priced to soil at 9.12,000. FAIR HAVEN . $2^,900 spection tour which began «r-.Atkln»on lfal •tirler home or retiree home. •MPBON * AB- noon. by the tax assessor and-the 741-1100 w° l"1'lroom». Nice yard with treei. over the weekend will contin- tax collector in plans for the BETSY ROSS AGENCY ompletely remotlclccl recently. Thla Saturday, Oct. 10 - Ballet I MATMVAN — I.2IH) MI. fl. ol ofllco nr 117 llwy I!.'). Krypnrl Rpnllorn m and WE BUY HOMES DIRECT ue until each lot is seen. They dn-ii. r-nll BTI-l-im. cnmniprclal «pnc:o avnJlabln. Crn IU. 31, Condition unimportant. Call Four Bet- public sale of the properties Member Ml<3 Open 7 dnyn Trl^rSrTjSffi'ffl: ™ for girls 7 to 12, 10 a.m., and : nrroflK H'«m flliottplng rnnln-. For nalfi Bona Realty, Broker. 229-7188. said the public will be notified involved, Russell and Teicher' WETM A RANK iTrin's -~AKK' riSi«. I^AN'aAliENCYMlBiafll FELICE AGENCY ballet II for girls 7 to12,11:1 5 tereil. HuntlnK Htor.k. Lnvable. $50. 264-3456 UNION BEACH — Two-roam office and when action will be taken. said. .'ilifi-dUHfi 55« warehouse. Approximately 1,800 »q. ft. a.m. r H RIVER OAKS Six-room arpartment. Rental positble, "F~RRE~~KI' TKN • - Adnrahle, nlfrc- vFiCBsOiTEHKD BANR —7M n rrMly <*npr rmi, Thrrr hprirnomn, ilfinate. Utter trained, Oill ny pr< 1 264&5O8 M. anInn «xcBllent locution. D«nlr&1ile tor 1 '•• hntliR, flri'pl'X"' . fill I hiiHcmcnt, RAY H. STILLMAN, Realtor Registration for the 10-week Kny nrofcsslon, Call 747-3730 between ln-iiiiliriil iirivntc yunl. WnlU tn rxc-el- LEGAL NOTICES programs may be made by TOR l.BASK IN Icnl Pn1r I In vcn nchoolH, Riimnnn Hlffli BEAniTii . BiNK - RTOSO'N'AND MLM and female. Five ni nthn old. Kpnriy foi HiMmnl. imiDcilliitc jmMHcsnlon. SI'S.fHin. FUBMC1VOTICR contacting the recreation of- tliiB^7)I-1ft<«. KEYPORT, N. J. UND — Multiple Llitintl. Send for NOTICE TO BIDDERS Husband, Wife Lead Srenklne tliln fall hu ALLAIRE-FARROW A&ENCY "MMWOI of modest home«, firms, fice. *BEA'iLE - Male. AKf' rrKl."liri(l. palatial rtum»n eitates. watirffontl Notice Is hereby given that scaled bid jenr nld. Ilialthy. liuiiB rabMIn 3,700 sq. ft.—ground -floor proposals-will be received by the Biul. llon^y pnwrr Innlnllrd H1H KW. ni- 13!) Rroad I?cd Bank 741-3450 mcreage. lots. buglntM opportunities. nojui Administrator of the City of Long «'Bll_741_-1(151. Branch, N.J^ on Tuesday, October 13, __ llcrs. nvri-liojiil tlrnr. Itriil S^LTi mo, Middlclown 5 Corners 671-2590 WKSf LONO BRANCH V KEAOLE 1970 at fl:00 P.M.. Prevailing Time at a VR~EK FKMALE Aero Marine Plant Charming foilr.btdroom Colonlil farm regular City Council Meeting to be hel< Legion Post, Auxiliary m nt monlhs. Frlpmlly ilKpo-"!"". III 2111 115*2 h ° * l t""- I-arge trees and ol that date at the City Hall, 344 Broad- jnnibbery Cnmmerdally iennocl. Jdeel *"*'"• 741.-WJ.. ill'JO l ; way, Long Branch, ft.J_ , nnd openei UNION BEACH - A hus- $33,500 M »t ", '"JlMn buslnoMoa. Widow must and read Immediately thereaftelereafterflor f.r. county auxiliary president, In- WHITE DONKEY --For rldiiu nnd prl. Tr^ill'H'i'lllAL IIUII.DINO WANTIT,I)~ Siri'Sf-Si'1 J30.OO0. A. KOZ1CKY Krvrn rrKimp. Iwn lull tinlhp lull bapr- THinnE ijuuuflivjiiuii COLLECTION. ncirau, i nEMOVAL~ , AND Man Indicted Kor IIKhl niiiniilHililrlnK. 1I1.IHW In I8.O4XI HKA1, BSTATE. Brnfior, Route 35, Ea- band and wife team were in- stalled, in addition to Mrs. ml. II. with mil HldlnRH. Ainsonry con- iTienl. "^ nf (in ncrr. Wr-ll linnHcnprrt toilInwn, N.J 842.2J2J. Evenings anil T1ISPO8AL OF OABBAOK, A8HBH, nilmllfin. I171-T.hn;.. pliiM nn iiH'JiiiiDililr' innrtKiiR''! Imtncdl- WA8TK AND OTHBR REFUSE FOR FREEHOLD - Billy Fiske stalled for the first time in the Sanfilippo, Mrs. Bonnie Hall, CEnTn Bnonn lioitttE I'AHM-I ule ni'i'Jlnnnry. Cnll TODAY. holldHys, call Barbara Bennelt, i22-2340. THE CITY OP LONO BRANCH. MON. history of the local American ttyliK avnllnMi;. MniTfilt nrr« AinrNniTioNKi) nFFicpia .NEPTIINR OITY JIB.OOO - Beautiful MOUTH COUNTY. N.J.. Lawrence, 28, of Main St., first vice president; Mrs. Kay Jtpnnnnfibto rent, ImrnpdlAte occupiu)- RUSSELL M. BORDS tWonlorv home. Lnme ncdrooim Jiving tn strict Accordance with the Specified- Eatontown, was indicted yes- Legion post and its auxiliary. TOY I'ox trrrler pupplp^1. Mfi'k r.y. Apply Sprplro'^, 101 Monmouth room, formal dining room, selenre tlnns on file in the Office of the Burinew King, second vice president; fit . Ken flunk, next I© Cirllon Th REALTORS Kllrlii'n, mil linflemenl, storms and Admlnlfltrfttor. tin nnd whlti- Mate rhlliiiriliiui T l! At ceremonies in the post I ? 'WS ' ^'•""'""Innally lanilscnpeil Any peTBon, firm or corporation denlr- terday on four counts of pos- Mrs. Rose Cottrell, historian; ttrrlrrF. 'filXH 7fl!t.114fi. lll 1 havc to to Ing tn submit a bti shall be required to MC)nBrljjAiltc;ONDiTlflNKrrOF .. S.'i'l .X'"." """ " believe session of stolen property, all home on Front St., Jack San- Mrs. Vivian Nappe, chaplain; *ront)LK Pl'T'H -- FrnnhlrH. rx KICKS - llrnnonnblc. 30 Llnclrn PI.. itf'JA. VA terms. THE BERO AGEN. fill njt a fltandartl qualificatioqualificatin quques.quees . larKC (tjindnrd. AKH. hlinh Hlnl >»rfil OCEANPORT RANOH <-V. Itunllor, Rl. n« and Sllnnet Ave.. tlonnairennaire , jiumuanjiumuatt to thth e provisionisio s of July 18 in Eatontown. filippo succeeded Leon Ger- Rvi] Hank, riionc 747-:ir>2«. WanamaHRii. (122-1)41)4. ' the applicable statute of the State of Mrs. Pat Ingram, sergeant-at- ifX(rroHT~srACi!~— Two 7.66o~«o7 New Jersey 40:M>-& et Beq. M well as a sciana as post commander. $27,500 WEST LONO BRANCH J38,C«O — Like bid proposal. < The Grand Jury indicted arms; Mrs. Marge Ervin, sec- fl. llonra, fmp .'I.50CI nq. fl. floor. Bull- Thin hnme Is nut in n drvrlnprnrnt His wife, Mrs. Kathy Sanfi- ftblr for , llcht mumifaclurlnir. For now split. Four master size bedrooms, All pertinent document* can be obtained retary; and Mrs. Annabelle REAL ESTATE FOR RENT - nnn of n kltu'- Mvlnv rootn, fnrmtiI llvlnji roam, formal dining room, ctt-lri upon requent fron\ the Office of tlie him on three counts of pos- IcnJP.cnll 7471100. . .• ilinlnK rrmm.' Ihrcp bi'ilrnnmn,- flon Hllchrn, two full bnllis. basement. Hi- lippo, took over as auxiliary APARTMENTS 1 Business Administrator, City Hall A session of stolen motor ve- Briel, treasurer. ilfoi HPACK" "Atiifnil'i: will) brlrk flrrplnrp. 17x111 nuirlrrn enr Karagc. Aluminum slorms-iicreoni!. nex, 344 Broadway, Long Branch, president from Mrs. Doris 1li"x:ifi". UtrBi- Kiirntte iliiur. kitchen, liiiftrmcnt, Lurco ircetl jirnp- Many- extras, FIIA, VA termi. THE A certified check for 10% of the tola hicles: two 1965 Chevrolet . The outgoing commander HERO AHENOY, Realtor. Rt 35 and nmount .of the bid must accompany each KEVPORT ' Kunset Avp.. Wanamsasa. O22-O4S4. Cameron. ' IMMEDIATE fim'FANCY I ~ 'BANK -" 'n PAUL BRAGAR ' - DM an a guarantee that the bidder win Corvettes valued at $2,300 praised his staff for out- STijUlnRFFinKNcy - IIU s. Kxi-i-llcnt lofj 1TIA~NSF!!RRI1D. OR JUBT OUT^ enter Into a rnntract and furnish an ac- The county commander;. Er- n>T-M(K[iKfj()M SIM j. CallTII-IJM. OR0WIN0 YOUtl HOME? - Call or ceptable Performance Bond If W« bid la each, belonging to Donald standing performance, award' KLl'XK-KNH 1 ltcdrorim -S170 7!»t HrnHtl .St. Hhr'cwulniry 7I7-OS21 -KSiifir. AppleBrook's monthlTHomei accepted. Accompanying each bid ihall nest Keller, and his staff also TWO.HHrmor»M — Mifl IINPHFPiUBioNAl. l for Uvlng m»BMln>. Offeri pictures, hp'B certificate from a Burety Oondlni Willingham of New Ocean ing trophies to- Mr. Wen- ilrk-" ar'tillilM'-f fccrjit rlcitrlr Air un. fl.; iinllmllPd Irpr prices, description*. Absolutely no company ngrpclnpr to furnlirh the City nl Installed Harvey Cottrell and ndlllnnlnK Itp.iR'innh LiirRi' fnur-hrrlrodin • bridi ' rnriPli on Long Branch, If their principal Is Ave., Long Branch, and to ,kpwski for his work as ser- Nw iirn-d. -Format rtlnlriK rfintn, rnt- coat no obligation. APPLKBROOK awnrfltd the contract, with a Perform- James Sullivan as vice com- IiESK. :!»! Vbntlc St., ntt HI-3«, In kllctirn, Iwif rirc(i!iii:rM. full lmnp. AGENCY, Realton, M0 Hwy. 39. Hid' Frank B. Lang, Pine Brook' t. on i-rcmiM.i Apt. fi. Dinnp: (301) ance Dond In accorditnce with the Speci- vice officer in helping veter- WANTED — Rtrtrnup Bpnrp. In infill HIM Uvn.-ar Rnrnftc. I.rt un dlntown. 671-230O. fications. manders, George Schaub as Mi|i m;ikc an iipn')lnirtu>nt fur yniir inHpcc- Road, Eatontown, and one ans; to Mrs. Betty Diercks M11BT LBAVE AREA — Rood location ThP City of Lonir Branch rearrves the chaplain, Adolph Haupt as r.iKC "r hnrn, KMHi In '.'(100 In schools. Tbrre ^ffdronm Cape Cod. right to reject any snd all bids and to 1967 Corvette valued at $3,- for her efforts in publicity WALKER'* WALKER, Realtor Aci'ept olltr. Call after 3:30 p.m. 747. awftrrt thr contract aa may appear lo be historian, Ernest Wenkowski Af'KK. Mir.-WH.iiiry. In the bent Interests or the City. The 000, the property of Robert and encouraging member- City of Long Branch further reserves as service officer, Herman KKKB Wll RRNT SF.W l!!LKVKl/-On"\ nfmVom MIPOLETOWN RPLIT — Three-berl- the right to hold alt bid* and certified J. Pelusio, Woodhollow Road,. ship; for Edmund Skinner for 60 Mnnmnulli St . ltr<| llnnk •MliUllcldvvn'H fliif.il Mi."rft ni|, ft, jiiitin. I'lrpnliKC Many AOKNCY. Broker. 1 1 AUENVV. L*'J'J-10S7. cxlrnN. Hni-rfflrc. tnld -VY*. Horoni morf- hpr. ir»70. nt 2 o'clock, P.M. Prevailing flnnr. Five rnnm, !, hath, mtr.iKr, Tlmr. being planned by the com- only. Nnpel.i. 711-TJW. AIR IIAVKV - Kiijnil hril II-4 licil- FH1IIT INFLATION >— Ansume low Kim.i, V-. lmUi« fU'ircr FTinnlli. Rhorl S'wfit" " * "[ '" ^ mnrtRngp Itnlnncp on small hotinr. Iiloni RE1NO known nnd deAlftnatrri us Lnt mittee of Cub Scout Pack 235. •i in, HiniH'Tll-iril.-i rrMn-mrnt or ntftrler home. To see cnll fl r« shown nn n man entitled "Subfllv!- NKW HlllikWHiVrMiV"- - oVriir~f)iryr 7.HMWJM. nlcii Map or Hotflpslcad Oarilriifl, Bei-- An "old fasloned outing" ;u-:i O.lrlp InhPtl. Four licilrfirntiH. 'J>^ hiillii, ItvInK room, tlort III. flyrnmorr Avrnun nnd Honp , fur PCUti7MnNMOHTlf — Flvr roomn can till- t nipr. • llnlnfc riKiin, Idhhrn, H'mic -footn. nnd Rfiul. Nrw Hhrrwnhury Born. Nrw .Irr- and pack meeting will be held 1 . Murk rvnmMfrl Mnnk H S. Ni J;ilMil»lril | nicti Rxi'i'lli-nt romlltlnn. hr rxpnmiptl lo ti\\, storm window*, Ran wcV, Hntrd Rpptpmbrr 21, li)S.\ TPVISPII nraliTl *:i:ili innnlltly rilim nit UHIIHPH. Lovely pnul, putln nini nml iirniirrtv bn.irtmnnl lirnl. rrlred Tor quick Kflle. ipppmbrr 5. 10!\5'''mn(if| bv Henry F. at Holmdel Park Sunday. AvnilnMc ((rldln-r 1. (Sill 711 •126'.! bo- Jlfi.llOn. RTRHMNri Tiin'Ml'fKTN nrirt $lB,5fHl. Cnll for appointment 7r»n-&ian. 1 r I.nhrr'cqjip, EnRlncrr, Red Tlnnk, N. .T.' twi-f n fi.* j>.ni, only. AiW.. »i-;ilt(ir. i. ) W. Illvcr Kd.. Hum- nnd filed In the Clerk's Offlrr of the On Sunday, Oct. 4, a father Knn. 717-flfKlll. VfiriioRnEfmooM 14 HANCII with cxpnndnhle nttlc. Science County n( Monmouth on April 1R. 10Sfl ttn TtKn HANK riwiVmtn(;~"fr-rnn[n~Kiv'. Mnp i(M)-17. and son luncheon of spaghetti KltKTlONT rf.lrlct.rn W'RHT I-'RONT M1 IU>l.BTOWW ""RpnctMw rnndTnii k lichen wllh nnven nppllnncm. An- 1 on mr (I^i rr VA mort gn cc nl S2-I6 SAID nrpmldpfl nrp n\n<\ known nn 52 RT. ScrmirtH friun ftiopiiinn nnd trnns- mi urn in c-xci'tlrnt country iirrn. Willow Ronil, NPW Shrrwp'.>iiry. NPW and meat balls is planned at i.rtntlf»n. AviiltiiliU' immr-dijitplv only Tlirt'r hfiirumiiN iitiin pnncliMi linn ntul nrr montli /nr SAIKIO. Anklnn $M.0«a mnnlli. C;,|| 7 Forn-HBDROOM -- Crntrr hsll rnln- the Knights of Columbus Hall, mm room. Inrlinii>,q i-iirprtl,iK nnd ntnl One Full nnd two linlf hntlin. 3d' ' THEAROVE description In In nci-cir- 71l'M5(l.N 'tVnlrrfr ColoTiiiiT^nuf hiiJH-ln hiiiiltriiiti'P. Movr rlicht" in. M2,- ltvlnK nnrt 20' rnmlly roomn. Anklng tlnni'r wllh n survey mnd« hv Herrv F Rt. 35, Keyport. luilhii Vrnr'B lfUHr. nmi. KLl.RN H UA/KI/rON, Honllnr, Lftbrppqup, Surveyor, Red Tlanlc, New •Sfldll. HALI. IIHOH Hi nlNiril. 7ll-7fifili. 1.1 W. Idvcr IM . Ituntfifin. SI2-K00, Jprnry, datotl Decftmlier 14, lfiM revised The committee is headed by LITTLK HII.VK1! • HfcliKli-irrnnilicr' APOM.n AGKNOY 1NC-. nc ppecmber 21,10M. IJIVIMR .roniti, Tuinclnl /Irciilnrc wnll! ;i:i7f) Hwy ;ir IIaxlFt.7aO-D100. TOOKTHKR wllh nil (lxturrs nnw or diaries Benjamin, chairman; IIOUSKS FOE SALE Tonnal dlnlnir rndin, Ihrcc bcdifiornp INf'OMFI I'rtOI'HOTY'-NEAn SIIOJIB hftroafter nttacheii to or used In ron- 1'.. "mills, fninlly ronm wild luir, 'Iry - Four family. Aluminum siding, lRrjin nrrtlon with the premise* herein de. Martin Leder, cubmaster; I.HMcnifTit. imtln. Kstnis. Ml.firm. Sin- lot. nrnr alorefl, mi N.Y. liim. J15.B00. nrrlbcil and the household Bj>p1 lanced Wl\ aflfM'fi. niivllnif u'«'(-kcii(l.t. rrfnMpnH. Wi(i-_I1B38 nft^r (5 p.m, which are Nature* and pnrt of the real- Robert Lokuta, treasurer; FOR REAL SERVICE 1101, M I) K h'~ ~M 1 ~jmTl m modTntTVibn • the npnroslmnte amount of the Judg. Vickl Yannuzzi, secretary; mill1. Two bi'dninnui, Jdiriu-n. illni flpiniinn. 15 yrnrn old. Thrcr bod mom^, mrnt to bo ftntlnfli'd bv nnlf' inlf I" the Robert Bacigalupo, advance- IN REAL ESTATE KM.MI, living room, full i.-fll;ir. iu . 1'... bntliH. mirllMR McCnnn l\pn\ ffi.ilnte mini or *ifl,;i07.no tfifteihrr with the routs Consult a K.iniKt*. rull firirr 0, -IlirifUHH. oflhls Rfttc. ment; Lewis Cassal, outings; LOCAL — LEADERS — Norman C. Ramsey, left, of Itl'MSON' WATEUFRnNT NKW "siTriEWRIUIRY — 3 or"T~iiciN TJIP Bhrrlff hereby reserves the rlRht 1 lo ndjnurn Uils sale without further no. Charles Kate, membership Member of rtork, hvn nt re."!, fliTfcnnl i>nrcli. Fr roornn, rnl-ln Ititclien, full liRncmcnt. tier by publlcntlon. Rumson and Joseph F. Lord of Little Silver helped l.rrjri-ioms, rcntrnl nlr. SSfl.flflfl. flll'-nrifl! VA nr FIIA flnnicinK arrnnsrci for nuat- registration, and Elizabeth "I sea you found the sweet Rod Bank Area Iflrri buyer, M!> M1DT41*385') 741-6M5. Dated Auitusl 14.-1R7O "LVtTJNK\sTf/VErr~—oiitPt Htroct. Thrw I I PAULKIERNAN. Bheriff. launch, opening of Travelers Aid Society of New »idfr wp got in The Daily Rogiitor MLS hrdrnom.t, 1',*i halhfi. llvlnn room, dining LITTLE R1LVBR — Qldfr two utory. Knvacfl, Andcrion, Horowitz. Guastaferro, den mother A/ant Adi •— lair yoafl" mL rnnm, cat-In kltclion. Low J30'«. 741- 71).-fie hedrooms 1% bothn, S21.7OO. Rader A Tiato, E«rjs. coach. York's fall 1970 campaign. fiepU 21. 30. Oct. 7, 14 SM.00 caumvm V. -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.j WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1970 - 25 Peanat* / . Children's Letters to God 4 Balcony M Title oT 5 Swedish - respect Puzzle island 38 A crowd By Lois Jones 6 Viet- 39 Vat 7 Dernier— 42 Camping ACROSS 39 Fasten 8 Left over supply I Vocalized 40 Personal 9 Steward 43 Distant zcoih hotf my 5 Happen debt 10 North or 44 Seize 10 Midwestern 41 Abhor South - 46 Threat college town 43 Pelt 11 Mud 47 Aegean Sei 14 Scope 44 tranquil 12 Lamb island: var. 15 Bonanza's 45 Social 13 School 49 Poison Mr. Greene outcast 21 Hostelry 50 Distances 16 Distance 4I> Male 23 Act it up 51 Quick measure 47 Joshua's 26 Little 52 Preposition 17 Iran associate 27 Light boat 53 Equine monetary 48 At no time 28 Beadily infant IHSIDE THE HEAD-A SARBER unit WORKS ON THE 50 Swab available 54 Emporium OUTSIDE i . 18 Aromatic 51 Adolescent 29 Propeller 55 Street herb age 31 Test urchin 19 Red 54 Error 32 School: Fr. 56-Smith navigator 58 Wild ox 33 Digit 57 Dash 20 Term of 59 South 35 Lady goat 60 Article endearment African 22 Glut province Solution to Yesterday's Pnali 24 Cease 61 Soviet river 25 Varnish 62 For men ingredient . only 26 Contempt 63 Color 29 Aged 64 Pro- 30 Musical 65 Entice group 66 Confronts 34 Numerous 67 Masculine Mary Worth (Hi Kin* Features Syndicate. Inc., 1970. 35 Obstruct name 36 Stiffen DOWN 9-23 / EXCUSE ME, HON! OH.COME NOW, PAPATSUREIV VOU 37 Industrious 1 Cafnelian GOT THE CRAW IDEA YOU'VE. BEEN READINE G • WOULDN'T • > —AND THAT5 THE WHOLE f? Mill I HEWUJ A MAN'S 5LBPECTVDU5LBPECTVD R Insect 2 Operatic UGLY «roRy:rrWASN'T FAIR ABOUT TH05E X-RA MODERN M0V1K NEVER-DATING 38 High solo FOR YOU NOT'TO K.N0W IT! J DAUGHTER OF pointed hill 3 Close AILIA IS Ml IE IN iniS MDIOITIS IF, NEXT TIME HAVINiiAMAM WE MEET, YOU 60 BACK TO N HER ROOM? COMPUTERIZED ASTROLOGY CALLING ME MR. IRWIM, I'LL UNDER5T— FOR THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY-Your intellectual and creative powers will demand full expression. Ability lo talk, write, with depth and accuracy will be majorasset. ARIES LIBRA immy- March 21-April 20 Swt.23-Ocf.22 , 1H) Moderatel/ good i»l. for any venture, pro* — .»-.sani?. d»y-*,,, bu».t• wdon'u t» vided you don't let minor expect to makeirruckh h progress, annoyances throw you off the Relax, enjoy yourself Without Andy Capp track. pushing. SCORPIO I SAY.YOUTHERE.'COULb] tTAURUS HEAVEN HELP US IF J April 21-M«ry 20 Oct.23-Nov.21 ^VOU TELL WE THE, HATWTGETCIN' You may hive ten* Business meetings ars ^QUICKEST WAfTO'. dency to brood on fivoied. Schedule Im- GETTO .THE STATION?) past. This is foolish; you won't portant interviews for thil gain in wisdom by reminiscing. morning if you can.

±9 GEMINI SAGITTARIUS «=»f^May2Hnne20,- •Nov.22-Dec.20 I! (If ROMANCE.. Your PERSONAL. Look in. "l «I emotions ars expan« \. side yourself for sive and deep. You can make answers to problems. Almost favorable impression now. forgotten ideas will ie-tmergo to help. CANCER CAPRICORN , Good day to plan for Dec.21-Jm. 19 future. Sense of well- , Give full attention to Bridge Advice being will help you to face) any maltert in which The Wizard of Id you are involved with others. facts objectively, realistically. By ALFRED SHKINWOU) South dealer They need iea»tuiance of your A friend of mine cannot tell North-South vulnerable LEO/ inteceiu the difference between right NORTH •July2Z-Aug.21 +59532 Avoid trivialities, con- AQUARIUS and left without a pen or a pencil in her hand. This little centrate on essentials. Jan.20-Fcb.18 O 64 There will be opportunities if I To' make day pass weakness would be a handi- you look for them. -hiI without unpleasant in< cap if she were a navigator or ddenti, avoid excitable people) an astronaut, and it may have WEST EAST • AK 4Q10874 and emotion-charged situa- been the root of her trouble VJ976 V 32 ' tions. with today's bridge hand. Mig.22-Sepr.22 OKI09 OJ87 CAREER. Others will West led the ace of .spades + K1094 4 875 listen to your con- PISCES and continued with the queen. SOUTH structive ideu and offet sup* Feb.'19-March 20 My friend ruffed, cashed the • 6 poet. Speik up with con- MONEY. Be kind to ace of diamonds and led a low C7AKQIO54 fidence. those who mismanage: diamond. West played the ten, O AQ532 money, then come to you for but. East was a gent who advice. But don't be foolishly + A knew the difference between Snuffy Smith generous, either. South >Vul North Etrt right and left even with his 2 O Pass 2 NT Pin 46P-I MflDEMV - FALUN'OFF eyes closed. East overtook Dennis the Menace 3 O Pass 3 + Put .TflMPV MflP- \ EUER" WHIPSTITCH with the jack of .diamonds in 4 C Double All Pass T TCCTumi i/cn l°" KIU ur IHHI order to return a trump Opening lead - • A lucb WHLKfcl* I iiinQDii/ni' through declarer. iS^ei /FOOTLOG-NOWI NEW BRIDGE! / DON'T HAVE TO South stepped up with the leads anything else, South can WORRV flBOUT MV ace of hearts and drew anoth- ruff a diamond In the! dummy. VOUNS-UNS er round of trumps with the . - Either way, South limits th* king. Maybe the jack would loss to two tricks in the red fall. But It didn't. Santa Claus suits, assuring her contract. comes only once a year. DAILY QUESTION nedarer gave up another As dealer, you hold: S — A diamond and was relieved to K II-.I 9 7 6 D-K 10 9 C- discover that the suit broke D- K 101) 4. What do you nay? 3. Nevertheless, she lost two Answer: Bid one club. Your diamonds, one trump and one 14 points in high cards easily spade. Down one. All because warrant an opening bid, and she didn't have a pen or a your clubs are the only bid- The Phantom pencil in her hand. V dable sull. M/mtHILB, THIS BUS WILL TAKE YOU MISS PIAMA PAIMER, \ THE PRINCE Right Opponent AS THE PHANTOM tVAt/A AMP TO THE HOTEL- STEP IN. • THIS UMOUSIME IS TO I LETS NO GRASS (A Pocket fiuide to Bridge INTERROGATES THE THE U.fi. PLEASE A TAKE YOU TO THE J 6ROW UNDER South can make the con- —^~- PALACE. T\ HIS ROYAL FEET. Is available. Get your copy by HOODS MEPICAL ARRIVE IK tract by giving up the first Rending 50 ccnls to Red Bank DISTANT diamond loser to the right op- Register Inc., Rox 3318, TULAHA — ponent, and in this case the Cirand Central Station, New right opponent Is at her left. York, N.Y. 10017.) After ruffing the second spade SB& Irumpi South can draw the loms . was the handling of LBAPH A1OT ABOUT COOKIN1 I rest of the trumps withoul los- more lhan 28 million cars, ing a trump trick. If West . the agency said. Beetle Italley ... HOW MUCH eses V06S ALL OVER , OTTO. 908R0W Ara.WR. IT ISNf AAUCrJ/ f \( t M.*/ AS CHAR5S? PAY If 0ACK, 0N6 OP loot:, OTTO.' BUT IT'S THE PAYS/ n'& NATIOMAL THOUGHT f vo6 WEEK: THAT | ) «tt lAff. C0UNT5 I i {. / ID — Hi and Lois Pogo 'HELLO THERE'S ALWAYS SOME ISN'T SHE CUTE? THERE/ \M3ULD- BE CHAMP WH/tT A CUTE LITTLE KITCHEE. WATTINe AROUND THE DEAR/HCWOLD KOO/ CORNER TO KNOCK >OU -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLE1WN, N. J.: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1970.

SSOCIATION

Over 1400 cases of Hepatitis have been reported this year to date in New Jersey. A good portion of these cases have occurred in Monmouth County and other areas which have unsuitable sewage facilities. Four of these cases were young men employed by the Lock, Stock'n Barrel. • ^

All remaining employees underwent tests administered by the State Board of Health which proved negative.

As a precaution the entire staff of the restaurant was replaced. Upon further inspection by the state and local' officials, the Lock, Stock 'n Barrel was found to be free of infectious Hepatitis. Whether the restaurant can with- stand this adverse publicity and continue in business is the question, or is this its epitaph?

Hepatitis did not originate at the Lock, Stock 'n Barrel.

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