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Sunny and Cool THEDAILY Sunny and cool today, Clear, cool tonight. Cloudy, mild to- FINAL toorrow and Sunday. j EDITION Monmoutli County's Outstanding Home Newspaper VOL.94 NO.73 RED BANK, N.J. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8,197J Phase 2: Curbs on Pay And Price Hikes, Profit s WASHINGTON (AP) - President Nixon has out- when the current 90-day freeze ends Nov. 13. "We will permit some adjustments of prices and: lined a second-phase attack on inflation, based on The- President's anti-inflation goal, said the wages that fairness demands, but we will not permit wage and price controls and "voluntary cooperation White House, is to hold consumer prices to a 2 to 3 inflation to flare up again," Nixon said in his ad- of the American people." per cent annual rate of rise by the end of 1972. dress. There will be no ceiling on profits. But Nixon Some economists said that could mean a guide- Reaction to the presidential message generally Said his administration will call for cancellation of line of 5 to 6 per cent a year for average wage in- was restrained. Economists said they found his price increases that might result in profit windfalls. creases, but the White House did not confirm that es- battle plans encouraging but probably hard to ad- The President wants standby power to control timate. minister. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce said the- interest rates and corporation dividends—but only Nixon's address disappointed many who had President "has done what he feels he had to do," but: "as a safeguard." He "will ask Congress shortly for hoped to hear from him the new guidelines for per- it called for return to "a free economy without in- the authority and for a one-year extension of the mitted wage and price increases. Officials ex- flation" as soon as possible. Economic Stabilization Act under which he froze plained: The guidelines don't yet exist, The new Labor's reaction was almost nil. AFL-CIO Presi- prices; wages and rents on Aug. 15, and op which he boards still must draft them. dent George Meany and many other top union lead- is basing Phase 2. The Cost of Living Council headed by Secretary ers simply refused to comment, Even so, Commerce He announced in a nationally televised address of the Treasury John B. Connally, will keep the top- Secretary Maurice H. Stans said he is confident last night that he will appoint two new quasi-inde- level supervisory role it is exercising over Phase 1. Meany, a persistent critic of Nixon's economic pol- APWIrtftnl* pendent bodies — a 15-member Pay Board with three The two new boards will be "quasi-autonomous," a icies, will be asked to serve on the Pay Board. LOOKS AHEAD - President Nixon is pictured at his desk at the White representatives each from labor, industry and the White House official said, but the council can over- Members of Congress indicated they plan some House last night after his nationwide broadcast outlining future restraints public, and a Price Commission of seven public rule their price or wage criteria if it feels they would, rewriting of the stabilization law, instead of granting lor the economy. ... members to administer price-wage-and-rent controls not meet the anti-inflation goal. Nixon's request for a simple extension. County Landfill Site Plan Announced by Freeholders By WILLIAM J.ZAORSKI This new location is just officials and then took a look neer to the freeholders. He landfill for a long time" he re- west of the one recommended at the possibility of leasing recommended acquiring ported, "and it could be put FREEHOLD — The county by a New York consulting en- the governmental lands. 132.11 acres in Colts Neck; 71 into ODeration very quickly. Board of Freeholders yes- gineering firm. However, af- The acquisition of the land acres in New Shrewsbury and "It has .the advantage of terday announced plans to ac- ter that site was announced, in the three towns was recom- 185 15 in Wall Township. being in an isolated area quire 388 acres in Cplts Neck, county officials ran into oppo- mended by Claude W. Birdsall "This area would furnish which is now zoned industrial New Shrewsbury and Wall sition from New Shrewsbury of Belmar, consulting engi- the region with a sanitary See Cowrty, Page 1 Township for a regional sani- tary landfill and hopes to have it operational late next year. At a news conference, Free- holder Director Joseph C. Ir? win explained that the county could not proceed with its ., SOLID WASTE SOLUTION — Plans for a centrally located county solid plans of acquiring land in the waste disposal area are described by Claude W. Birdsall, center, c6n- Earie Naval Ammunition De- sulting engineer to the Board ot Freeholders/ at a press conference In pot because test borings re- which the participants included Freeholder Director Joseph C. Irwin, left, vealed a high water table. and Robert D, Halsey, director of the County Planning Board. The board is "definitely committed" to the purchase of the lands in the three towns for the' landfill, said the free- holder director, adding that No Dishonesty Found the county will soon negotiate with the four property owners and will use condemnation as a last resort. Taxpayers' Aid In Park Soil Probe The regional landfill is ex- pected to aid the taxpayer by By HALLIE SCURAEGER The grand jury said the * tfteir professional- director, halting the soaring refuse col- "bad judgment" was evi- < Bepjamin Schaffer, decided lection costs which all Mon- FREEHOLD - A Mon- denced by the facts that: that there was a need for two mouth municipalities are ex- mouth County grand jury Errors Cited additional baseball fields at periencing yearly^ While the which probed a soil removal —"Other proposals were not their Thompson Park in Lin- county will not operate a re- and park development under- solicited to assure that the croft; that there were no fuse collection service, it will taking by the Middletown contract made was in fact the funds, and that a contractor provide towns with a place to Township Parks and Recrea- best one available. :was available who would dump their solid wastes. tion Commission yesterday —"Legal advice was not swap unneeded landfill — Riglitn staff n»«> The county initially plans to LUNCH TABLE TALK — Monmouth County Sheriff Paul Kiernan, left, who Is seeking election to his concluded that "there was sought. ,-.. much of it from a former gar- operate the landfill in the con- bad judgment, but no dishon- —"The Township iCom- bage disposal area —' in re- third term, addressed yesterday's luncheon meeting of the Red Bank Rotary Club'ln the Molly Pitcher ventional manner but hopes Inn. Presiding is Melvin Lowenstein, club president. . • . esty that we could discover." mittee was not consulted in turn for clearing and leveling •within a year after operation The investigative panel, advance, and to make playing fields pos- to pulverize the trash which Which was held over twice to —"Soil removal permits sible. has many benefits over the complete municipal in- - were not obtained as required "The evidence is clear that typical landfill practice. vestigations in Middletown by ordinance. the township's taxpayers re-' This means that Monmouth and Bradley Beach, heard 11 "The hastiness of the action ccived a benefit. Had it been could become the second Sheriff Keys Guards' Pay witnesses in its probe into an was unfortunate," the panel necessary for the township to county in the state to operate agreement between the recre- added. remove the soil'and dispose of a landfill and could be the ation commission and the The grand jury stated its it, the cost would have been first in the state to use the Holmdel Excavating Co. findings In a presentment prohibitive; The kind of deal pulverization method. The commission agreed to lianded up to Superior Court that was made was the only The new site extends from To Training Lack at Jail trade 10,000 to 12,000 cubic- Judge Francis X. Crahay, the practical one since there Colts Neck, near Asbury Avc. them... "Mr. Kiernan said. yards of dirt from Thompson wasn't money available. By DORIS KULMAN insisted yesterday, he had requested the ACA re- county assignment judge. It and Earle, southward into • Questioned by a reporter af- He said there's a high turn- port, welpomes it, "and we Park, Lincroft, for construc- stated, in part: "On the other hand, the con- Wall Township to Shark River over in personnel at.the jail tion ot two ballftelds by the tractor made a good arrange- .RED BANK - Monmoutli ter his luncheon address to will follow its suggestions. "Simply enough, the com- Station Road. A portion of County can't require training the Red Bank Rotary Club in and difficulty in hiring "Not only us, but the Board company. missioners under advice from ment for himself because he land from Colts Neck extends guards. And that, he said, is a had a ready market for the programs for Us jail guards the Molly Pitcher Inn, Sheriff of Freeholders got recommen- eastward into New Shrews- unless it pays them more Kiernan didn't refute a jail direct reflection of the salary dations," Mr. Kiernan said, soil, most of it low grade in bury. scale. quality, and a much shorter money, SlHTiff Paul Kienian guard's statement that a new- noting the report's sugges- trucking distance from where ly-hired guard "... goes The statement about the tions for correcting some A Special Report he might have been otherwise along with one correction offi- lack of training was made by faults in the jail construction required to haul to meet his cer for a day-if lie's lucky. .Fames A. Bowden, president and its security features. commitment, than to a Red Nine times out of 10, he will of the Monmoutli County As- Part of the problem, Mr. Bank school building site. The Inside-Story be turned loose to run a wing sociation of Correction Offi- Kiernan said, is the newness On the Gambler Occanport disorder codes adopted after protest .T...Pagc % by himself before the day Is cers, at a meeting of that or- of the jail, which opened In "The commissioners were over..." ganization on Wednesday. A Ramblers Anonymous. not bound by the law that de- Money fallouts In marriage „ Page Id September 1970. ; .There's a chapter in Asbury Park. And its members are A low-caloric favorite dressing Page II "Well, we offer on-thc-jnb day earlier, the county Board "This is no different than I mands public bidding for con- of Freeholders released an suffering from a disease which is believed to be incurable. tracts in excess of $2,501). The McNally vs. Ellis In Scries opener Page 14 training," the sheriff said. would think any other building Each Monday they meet with each other to seek help, Net Mandatory American Correctional Asso- that's just been built," he terms of this agreement, and CBA stops RBC victory string at seven Page 14 ciation report which is critical One comments, "I've been to psychiatrists and doctors. thn manner in which the work Weekend high school football preview : Page 15 He said the on-Jhe-job train- said, this is a far-flung I've taken pills. I've been through the Whole grind. And the ing consists of a seven-week' of the juil operations, in- jail... It's like moving from only thing Hint has helped me is this room ... because it's was carried out, make it clear ENJOYMENT, YOUR DAILY REGISTER cluding the lack of formalized that the commission did not WEEKEND MAGAZINE PHONE NUMBERS program offered once a year. a small apartment to a 25- clean. It's good. It shows you the right way. And that's why I But, he acknowledged, it's not training programs for correc- room house, come here faithfully, no matter how I feel." make payments that were not Television Listings Main Office 741-0010 tion officers. authorized, Classified Ads 741-6900 mandatory for the guards in GA members admit that their habit lias shattered health, Movie Schedule participate. The sheriff is responsible "Now they want training. severed family ties, and created financial crises, compulsive . ' See Dishonesty, Page 3 Bridge Advice 22 Legal Adv 741-0010 for the operation of the-jail. We've always had training. Church News >Xi Display Adv. 741-0010 "We can't punish lying, they say, tends to go hand-Jn-liand with compulsive Uniform Sale them . . . we can't fire In his speech to the Rota- See Field, Page 2 gambling. Classified 16-21 Circulation Dept 741-3330 rians, Mr. Kiernan said that" Now in progress. Shirley Comics 22' Sports Dept 741-0017 Daily Register Staff Reporter Marybcth Allen mot with Shop, Broad St., Red Bank. Fair Haven Sidewalk Crossword Puzzle. .,,...,..22 Women's News 741-0010 Italian Night Fair Haven Sidewalk Sales.' Sat., Oct. 9,9 a.m. to 5 p.m. members of Gamblers Anonymous and their wives* who be- (Atlv.i Accounts Payable 741-001D Sunday. The Happy Pickle, Sat, Oct. 9,9 a.m. to 5 p.m. long to (imn-Anon, She enme back with' n fascinating special Editorials..,. 6 ^__ (Adv.) Horoscope 22 Accts, Receivable 741(1010 Maple Ave., Rod Bank. Enter? l report, Drug Addiction Problem? Jllddlclown Bureau 671-2250 tainment.'All you can eat for Closing up. Selling out tennis Call 038-83:13 Obituaries 4 Her rive-part series will begin on Monday In The Dally Sports., ,....14,15 Freehold Bureau 462-2121 $1.25, 8:30-11. You don't have Lobster tails, J5.95, Fish- equipment, rackets, dresses. 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lyr • By BENRY GOTTLIEB The trip from Matawan takes an hour and a half. Students Matawan train ad agency In Manhattan and studying data procosstoR at For- and professors wilt board a special car equipped with an am- "rm a pretty good extemporaneous speaker. If tho train dham University m the Bronx. She was spending fcur hours a MATAWAN (AP) - The Jersey Central Railroad is put- plification system. A conductor will take attendance while col- gets stuck I'd just keep talking," he says. day In trains and subways. tag * freshman beanie on the man in the gray flannel suit by lecting tickets. ' fe Professor Brcsnan. who lives in Dumont, N.J., will have to "There had to be a better way. she km If you

KEAN'SBURU - A four- Linked to Low Pay year-old local boy suffered a possible concussion yesterday For Added Jobs Aid Shares (Continued) are able, to have young men at f8,000, and they're in that afternoon when he was struck FREEHOLD - Fourteen municipalities will receive por- eral funds allocated in August to 33 towns, for which the only interested in becoming cor- bracket throughout Monmouth by a bus on Center Ave. Mr. Irwin (Freeholder Direc- tions of the $609,400 allotted to Monmouth County in additional criteria was a county unemployment rale of 4.5 per cent, rectional officers. Why? Be- County... we must be able to According to Police Chief funding under Section 6 of the Emergency Employment Act, if Freeholder Director Joseph C. Imln, as program agent, tor Joseph C. Irwin) gave out cause the starting salary was pay a living salary so we can Robert Kronenberger the vic- the diplomas two years ago at the county's application is approved by the Regional Manpow- has announced these eligible towns, the number of Jobs and J4.750 until last March when attract men who will make tim, identified as Gino De- cr Administration. amounts of money: _ • our graduation. we increased it to $5,897. being a correctional otlicer Santis of 37 Oceanview Ave., EligibUity was based on a municipal unemployment rate Municipality Jobs "JJ1*?* "Bat we're not able, .and it "Our problem is that in their career. Lacking that, we was struck by a New York- of 6 per cent, with the stipulation that each town receive a Asbury Park H • ? <8r«J«-00 will be a long time More we Freehold police salaries stan must take whatever we can Keansburg-Long Branch bus minimum of moOO. Avon 3 25'MNMW . get to carry on the in- operated by Peter Horvach of 34 Maple Ave. The county was notified on Oct. 1 that it would participate in Belmar. 4 Z5,OOP.W stitution. .." the additional funding to communities throughout the country, Freehold Borough • 8 ™'™1>™ Mr. Kiernan said that on a The boy was taken to Kiv- Man, GirlArrested erview Hospital, Red Bank, to alleviate unemployment. Highlands . II 58,230,00 recent TV broadcast, Albert 00 C. Wagner, director of the by members of the Hazlet Stipulated by the U.S. Department of Labor these were the Howell 3 ^JJJ- First Aid Squad. His condition qualifications: Keansburg... • 10 84,596.00 state Division of Correction Lon ByKeansburgCops and Parole, praised the re- this morning was reported as —Ninety per cent of the federal funds must be used for g Branch. » rt,3V,U0 habilitation program at the fair. participant wages. Manalapan 6, ^-™-JJ Patrolman Thomas Dalton —The local share, which for Monmouth County amounts to Manasquan 3, *5'™"1110 KEANSBURG - A 20-year- was charged with contributing Monmouth jail "and said it was a model and should be co- is in charge of the in- §68,725.82, must be provided in cash or in-kind services. Sea Bright .4 25,000.00 old man and a 17-year-old girl to the delinquency of a minor, vestigation. The accident took Money mnst be used to assist the unemployed, the under- South Belmar. 4 25,786.00 were arrested here on possession of heroin and nar- pied by the rest of the coun- ties." place near Belleview Ave. at employed, with special consideration given to veterans ef the Spring Lake Heights . 4 26,364.62 charges relating to narcotics cotics paraphernalia, and us- 2:45 p.m. Asian theatre. Union Beach. ' I. 58,840.40 and other offenses. ing a juvenile to transport Classes Held The Section 6 money is in addition to the $1,396,400 in fed- Totals . 90 1609,400.00 Nicholas Comito of Florida narcotics. The rehabilitation program and North Carolina, and the In addition to the other includes twice-weekly classes girl, of Miami Beach, Fla., charges, th^girt was charged for inmates who want to pre- were arrested by Patrolman with running away from home pare for high school equiva- Anthony M. Lopes in a hotel and altering a driver license. lency tests (Undersheriff Paul OPHV room at the Atlantic Hotel. Canipi, who accompanied Mr. Mr. Comito is being held in Kieman, interjected that jail SUHBAYM Mr. Comito was charged Monmouth County JaU in lieu employes are offered that op- fOR YOU* with seven offenses. of $15,000 bail, while the girl portunity, too), classes in The girt had six charges was taken to the Monmouth typewriting, in "learning how COHVMlHCt. brought against her. County Juvenile Shelter in to use a presser," and, for Together they were charged Freehold. women, in sewing and ceram- with living in open lewdness, Arraignment was held ics. possession of hypodermic nee- Tuesday night before Judge dles, making false police re-, Seymour Kleinberg at Keans- "And we have a minister ports and failing to give a burg Municipal Court. and priest who try to give new good account of themselves. Patrolman Lopes is in life to any one who wants to DISCOVER EXCITING SAVINGS! Individually, Mr. Comito charge of the investigation. he helped," he added. He said that wardens in many jails where there have j been prisoner uprisings "say they think a revolutionary movement has found a spot in COLUMBUS DAY SALE Births our institutions to create hav- oc. I think it's a big move- ment. Your TV, movies, stage LOOK AT ALL THESE SALE RIVER VIEW Mr. and Mrs. William shows, newspapers, all your Red Bank Lounsberry (nee Maureen In- periodicals seem to highlight Mr. and Mrs. Frederick termosoli), 99 Green Grove them..." ITEMS! WE'RE MOVING Black (nee Ariene Trepp), 16 Ave., Keyport, son, Oct.?. Brotberton Ave., Navesink, The sheriff outlined some of daughter, Oct. 6. the other duties and programs THEM OUT TO MAKE FREEHOLD AREA of his office, including the Mr. and Mrs. E. William Mr. and Mrs, John Kiernan, serving of legal papers, WAY FOR CHRISTMAS! Ricchiuli (nee Ann Conway), 682 Colts Neck Road, Free- "mothering1' of petit jurors, 36 Calt Drive, Hazlet, son, hold, son, Sept 30. and the programs it presents Oct.6. . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stoffel, for various organizations on Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Noble 2 Lee Road, Englishtown, drug abuse and self-protection (ttee Julia Armstrong), 108 daughter, Sept. 30. from criminal attack. Midstream Place, Lincroft, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelly, He said "one point of con- son, Oct 6. 127 Wilson Road, Neptune, 40°°0FF cern to me is tne number and 40 %OFF Mr. and Mrs. Robert Klop- son, Sept 30". variety of crimes committed man (nee Mary Miele), Mr. and Mrs. James Morav- against boys and girls each ENTIRE INVENTORY ENTIRE INVENTORY Roosevelt Ave., Morganville, ick, 13 Jamestown Road, Ma- year by mentally diseased darter, Oct. 6. nalapan, son, Oct. 1. persons who allow themselves Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Iscn- Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ham- to act improperly with young SHADE TREES FLOWERING TREES matin (nee Paula Fine), 79 ilton, 5 Knox Lane, Manala- people..." He said his office Stavola Road, Middletown, pan, daughter, Oct 1. conducts programs to alert Beautify your property and pro- A fairyland of bloom every SOB, Oct 6. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fradkin, youngsters to the danger, and vide-welcome shade for summer- spring. Plant now and save! Mr. and Mrs. Meredith 1J95 Kiagsley Way, Freehold, distributes cards which, in lime! Echards (nee Joyce Waters), Includes Crobapple, Dogwood, twins, son and daughter, Oct part, tell children that they Maples, Oaks, Birches and many S Park Ave., BayviQe, son, 2. will be able to recognize such Hawthorn plus many others. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Berritt, persons because "they will more of your favorite shade trees. Unique savings! Mr. and Mrs. Peter Calac 61 Kings Way, Freehold, son, suggest to you things which (nee Joan Hlnsko), 60 Har- Oct 2. you win know to be shame- vard St, MiddletowD, son, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bor- ful... "- Ottt. ris, SO N. Uain St., New He cited particularly the PYRACAHTHA (FIRETHORH) CHRYSANTHEMUMS Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jiaz- Egypt, daughter, Oct 4. "junior deputy sheriff pro- zitelli (see Barbara Ma- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Math- gram, iirwhicb, be said, Famed for ils scarlet berries in Hard/ mums in all your favorite laria), H Baran Bead, Port ews, 2028 Alexander Ave., youngsters1 are rewaided with Autumn arid well into the Win- colors! Give your garden an Au- Monmoulh, soa, Oct. 7. Lakewood, son, Oct 4. a "badge" or their office in ter. 1 gal. container grown. tumn glow, 8" pots.. Mr. and Hrs. Seymoar Sieg- return for signing a pledge to fer (nee Marilyn Bergweit), MONMOUTH MEDICAL obey their" parents and teach- Reg. ©B Branca Ave., little Silver, Log Brack ers and not to use bad Ian- iJsssiiter, Oct. 7- Mr. and Mis. Richard San- 59 1.50 tenno (nee Diane Daisv), 6 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas "We've had wonderful, won- Treola (nee Janice Fmejkal), Wooasbore East, Cliffwood, daughter, Oct 6. derful success with it," Mr. 83 Weeaawken Ave., East Kiernan said, I'm sure it will Keaasburg, daughter, Oct. 7. Mr. and Hrs. John Fertig (tee Joyce Lester), 8 Belsbaw go a long way to tell boys and Mr. and Mrs. William Get girls there is a right road and ger (nee Roscannfi Turso), 3C Are, Shrewshnry Township, CONTAINER GROWN JUNIPERS riimjhlfr, Oct. (. a wrong road and will help a-, Mqnty, tontakwr grown Made. Widi va- Florence Ave., Union Botch, them pick the right road..." tioy l«r foundalUn, tp*clm«n>, r«ck son, Get 7. Mr. sort lbs. Bkhard Bock- gonlom. tie. I gat. container gnwn. Mr. and Mis. Raymond Col- alew (oee Mary Qniiin), 82 fins (nee Carol Asa Dock), 24 Throctoaorton Ave., Bed Admits to Heroin Battmiwood Place, Hazlet, Bank.danghl£r,Oct7. Possession Charge Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wooer S 159 am, Oct. 7. FREEHOLD — John Vfil- *%•'

MAIN OFFICE: Parent Group Probe Pay we will! CHESTNUT ST., BED BANK, N.J. 07701 BRANCH OFFICES: KEYPORT - Mrs. Rita PTA, disbanded and reorga- ' . 174 RT. 35,MIODLETOWN:N.J. Right Is Granted JO EAST MAIN ST., FREEHOLD, N.J. JeAngelo, high school Parent- nized during the summer, m BBOADWAY. LONG BRANCH, N.J. Teacher Association presi- Mrs. DeAngelo maintains, gttabllilud in 1S7I by John H. cook end Hrniry Clay dent, who told the Board of without calling a meeting of PUBLISHED BY THE BED BANK REGISTER .Education Tuesday the Key- its membership for.a vote. For Power Line Mtmlw of the As»ocWt»d Pr«ss-The Associated Pr«sj Is aitltled «x< port Parents Association, ele- HOLMDEL - The Board of dSESvlo tht UM lor republlcatlon ol all lhe locol news printed In Mils "I'm a member of that or- building and maintaining an MWipaw as wall cs oil AP news dUpntchcs. mentary school group, reorga- ganization, too, and there was Education has granted a tem- access road for JCPL service Sttoitd clou postage paid ot Red Bank. N.J. 07701 ond at additional mall- nized "illegally," said she no vote by the membership," porary right of way to Jersey trucks to come in from park- M0*OSM.PiBlilwJ *lly, Monday IhroujK Friday. Moll subscriptions may ask county authorities to Mrs. DeAngelo insisted. • Central Power and Light Co. way property. That road payable to advance. /. ' 1'W«k' 1 Monlh 3 Months 6 Months 1 Year investigate the group's action. She also told the board the so the power company may 'would have cost $1,200 plus 1.90 I3.S0 W.50 518.00 J3S.00 The Keyport Parents Asso- high school organization plans install a service line to the In- maintenance. Home Delivery by Carrier • 50 Cents a week • ciation which, she stressed, is to disband, and asked for use termediate School while the Slnale copy.at counter, l.p Cents. no part of the high school of a classroom to conduct a high school is under construc- Divorce Vote Barred vote by that membership. tion. RIO DE JANEIRO' (AP) The board decided to seek The temporary service line — The Catholic National Bish- Be Wise... Finance your sewer system legal advice to clarify its posi- will come in from Crawfords ops Council has taken a posi- tion. Corner Road rather than from tion against a national vote on hookup costs through us a Garden State Parkway whether to legalize divorce. on our special low terms parking lot, as originally The bishops said divorce 2 Admit Guilt planned. FREEHOLD - Stanley A. would create "new cracks in Can wo help you? Dublinsky of Newark pleaded High school construction the bombarded structure of site work will expose the un- the family." MEMBER OFF. D.I.C. AND TRUST GONfFWNV guilty to charges of entering derground service lines. the Kleins Arcade, Keans- These lines must be dis- burg, July 21,1970, without connected during construction breaking, with intent to steal. and temporary service lines A. co-defendant, Anthony J. must be installed for the dura- Sinatra of Newark admitted tion of the work on the upper aiding and abetting Dub- school. The temporary line 5waystokeepfire linsky. will run overhead from the Superior Court Judge Wal- present pole on Crawfords ter H.Conklin accepted the Corner Road over the Inter-' pleas and set Oct. 29 for sen- mediate building. tencing. engines off the streets The action saves the board 9 Hazlet Cops Plight Don't overload The time has come to begin the most Important service In lawn maintenance. Startlnp electric circuits. your lawn'.tit properly In Iho Fall will greatly Insure propergermlnallonot seed. L Call Autb-LBwn, and we'll send the Lawn Doctor to selte (lie moment. NOW, whlla the A Crying Shame time Is right, he'll plant AAcrlon blue grass - or Fylklng. And he'll custom blend » By ED WALSH Keep matches away prescription ol seeds, fertilizer and Insecticides ond apply Ihem with Auto^awn's special from children. equipment. Your lawn will stay like a carpet I Dolt.yourselflng is cheaper, but only a HAZLET - Approximately 26 township employes showed little. And we will save you time—and backaches, headaches, and heartaches. Call Auto- up for work as usual yesterday morning, shed a few tears, Lawn loday, before your opportunity dries up. then took the rest of the day off. The weeping wasn't because tho employes didn't want the Don't smoke in bed day off, it was because a tear gas canister was accidentally or when sleepy. discharged during the night. AUTO-LAWNS' MERIDN BLUE-BARON PROGRAM I0MI|. tl, INTRODUCTORV OFfER Minimum According to Township Committecman. Nicholas Settedu- um IUMMM illUUflt Csmplili Only Dnfy... cato, chairman of the police committee, two policemen were • tt[*ltM UOi • MimiK IIU! , WtiOWti CMUOO CONIIOl • MIl D C(»!>Ot Make sure cigarette i mm ttilOl .,111,1111 Klin .KMILIll JSOO Ale handling the grenade type object when a pin was accidently dropped, causing the vapor-like contents to discharge. butts are doused. iiiini/e CHINCH tun I01MIWM1 •• ••liimiu , "Bob Wcigand, (Robert G. Welgand, superintendent of ml* MIME SUD w/B WOfll. 1 ;i u 0 CONTROL I ! III. MllOOIN " '' public worlrds) called me today to tell mo about II," Mr. Set- Keep one or more POWER ROU IIMCIPIC . lUNGIClDE hi tmo 19. li, • iiatiun ' Sffiit toducato said last night. "Tho grenade wasn't all tear gas. It AOUKMI AOUACAM M' Vm «•»•• . KIIVII ion also contained another typo of gas that causes nuusca. fire extinguishers • 4 SERVICES + 4 CHECK UPS irn i, I, UM ii. It, iiu. li. m'l. ipflg li. II). "When It happened, the mayor (Joseph A, Morales) was in your home. 0217* Fylking Kentucky Bluograss formula now available. called and he went down to Inspect the premises. It was on his Ths Lawn Doctor rocommnnds it. advice that we closed our offices today," be stated. "Oarchlef (Police Chief William J. Smith) is looking into FOR rREE ESTIMATE CAU ANVIIME • 2i HOURS A DAY. 1 DAYS A WEEK the matter," Mr. Scttoducato continued. "But on the surface it appears to bo an accident." Mr. Sotteducato said all floors and walls throughout tho building wero scrubbed with a disinfectant yesterday and the Auto-Lawn heat was turned up as high as possible. The greatest thing grow/ngf "We hnvo experts advising us on how to get rid of the gas," tho coramiUeeman stated. "Tho heat Is supposed to «1171 Aulo-Llwn of Amarlu Inc. make the gas rlso and the air conditioning units are supposed to tnko caro of the rest. HAZLET-MIDDLETOWN" RUHSOM.SHREWSBURY "If tho gas is not out of the building by tomorrow we may •Holmd.t.Uncrolf At.o Ocion Twp. Aria hnvo to keep our offices closed another day," he concluded. 671-8229 741-282B Mconwlillo It's.business as usual in police headquarters, MONMOUTH CONSOLIDATED WATER CO. where rcd-oyed officers are manning the phones. M AMIfllCM WMIN WOilKS tfSTEH COMfANr

"•'•<•«. ft* Dully R Beach. Family Pharmacy, 134 Bright- 338 Helen Avc, Freewood terday handed up an in- the delinquency of a 15-year- Acres, Ilowell, Is accused of in indictments handed up by old Kngllshtown girl by en- on Ave., Long Branch, last dictment charging three per- another grand jury to Superi- April 26. forging two bank cheeks, one' sons with receiving $5,350 in couraging her to stay away for $156.72 and one for |145, in f Coleman Dies, Led or Court Judge Francis X. from her home and from the A co-defendant, Alvin Cal- money and property stplen Crahay: houn, 10, of 1317 Springwood Freehold last April 22. He is WEST ORANGE-George T»/r 11 from a Neptune man. custody and control of her also charged with receiving Joseph A, Bellino, 21, of 29 parents June 30 in Marlboro. Ave,, Asbury Park, is accused tok ft former president of V| 511*1 llflFO The indictment charges N. Fifth Avc, Long Branch, is of receiving a radio valued at the two checks, allegedly Public Servicervice Electric an and l'Ktl 1UU1 U Richard Warren Smith, 22, of Frank Albert Cole, 26, of 1U. stolen from Anna Sachnp of accused of possession of mari- 527, Freehold Township, is ac- $99.95, allegedly stolen from •,Oaa Co., Newark, died NEW SHREWSBURY - Ar- chiatrlc Hospital, Marlboro., 3 Colonial Drive, and Joseph juana and a legend drug May the same victim, on the same the same Helen Ave. address, •Wednesday in his home in Lie- Harry Ricciardi, 20, of 65 cused 6t stealing a $700 guitar thur Lee Coleman, 49, of 84 He was a member of the 8 in Ocoanport. from Robert Seeds, guitarist day in Long Branch. lWUynPark. Springdale Ave., here, died American Nurses Association, Grand Ave., both Long Edgar Brown Sr,, 12 Hudson Michael J. Maioran, 23, and NURSING HOME He was the father of Wil- Branch, and Joanne Hender- at the Old West Tavern, Rt. 9, Wednesday at Monmouth Me- the N.J. State Nurses Associ- Ave., Atlantic Highlands, is Howell, last May 31 at the tav- William N. Smith, 28, both of • 24-Hour C«n •llatn H. Blake of Rumson, dical Center, Long Branch. ation, the Jersey Nurses Eco- son, 18, of 14 Cedarbrook accused of committing atro- • RNonduly»llllmt< : ern. Laurence Harbor, are ac- • M«(Hc»r« App«v«d who Is vice president in Mr. Coleman was born in nomic Security Association, Drive, Neptune, with receiv- cious assault and battery upon cused of breaking into a car charge of law for Public Ser- Caroline County, Va., a son of and the Monmouth Medical ing $4,300 worth of items and Harold Hoyte, Prospect Avc, Vincent DeMarzo, 26, of 50 beloning to Ralf Stcgmann, 37 NAVESINK HOUSE vice. $1,050 in cash belonging to Woodrow Wilson Homes, Long 44 BIVERSIDl AVC. RIO IAN K Mrs. Hattie Coleman of Wash- Center Nurses Alumni Associ- Middletown, in Atlantic High- Naveslnk Ave., Highlands, 842-3400 Mr Blake is also survived ington, D.C., and the late ation. Henry Paternosto, 324 Shadow lands last July 7. Branch, is accused of stealing by his widow, Mrs. Carolyn James Henry Coleman. He Besides his mother, Mr. Lawn Drive, Neptune, Blake; a sister, Miss Louise was a resident of this commu- Coleman is also survived by The holdover pane), origi- Drug Addiction Problem? Blake of Schooley's Mountain; nally sworn in fcr the May Call 988-8333 For Help Day or nity for the past 24 years. his widow, Mrs. Ruth Cole- Night. four grandchildren, and five He was a member of the man; four sisters, Mrs. Viola term, remained in operation great-grandchildren. Second Baptist Church of Miles of Rosemont, Pa., Mrs. RED BANK SAVINGS & LOAN ' Private funeral arrange- Matawan, was church trea- Lola WhltaKer of Harrisburg, ments are being made. surer, trustee and president of Pa,, Mrs. Martha Holmes of Broad Stmt ASSOCIATION BMBIvw DEATHWTTCE the church's senior usher Washington, D.C,, and Mrs. FilrHiV*! ind ••IOMI Plica h(CM board. Cynthia Keeling of Chillum, RMTBink He was a U.S. Army veter- Md.; five brothers, Nathaniel, • Do you have this week's , ...Jh, loving soi CERTIFICATES .„ srotlwr of Mr>. viola l Sw."toi«wSimK«rI Wltltotar,. MrMrss. MannMartha an of World Wa••—r II—, and a Irving, and William Coleman, iJmS^y5^Kpfe™Not:Sr'i!l graduate of the Monmouth all of Washington, D.C., Hen. Winning Number? Medical Cen frlfiRfcfc^-*^«Fi '• *« School of ry Coleman'of Lanham, Md., 24 • 26 Moj. 12-14 Mos. 9-11 Mot. 4-8 Moi. ffio1?«*M?Fra. m!?«ii Nursing. At the time of his and Eustace Coleman of It's worth Ave!iBiS death he was supervisop r of Marlboro. nurses at .Marlboro Psy- Arrangements are under the $50,000 "'"•" ------—-- -~- direction of the Childs Funer-' FOR ANY OCCASION a! Home, Bed Bank. BiMflta Stats Education and Inilllullonj

HCNEYBEEFIOWERS William F. Jolloff Sr. j LOTTERY DRAWING 464BROADST. LAURENCE HARBOR - Oct. 7 539920 Minimum $10,000 Minimum $5,000 . Minimum $3,000 Minimum $1,000 SHREWSBURY William F. Jolloff Sr., 57, of SEE YOUR LOTTERY AGENT FOR PAST WINNING NUMBERS 825 Forest Ave. died yes- Multiples of $5,000 Multiples of $1,000 Multiples of $1,000 Multiple* of $500 741-4020 terday in South Amboy Me- ATTENTION! Next 50^ Millionaire Semi-Finalist Drawing—October 28 for ticket holders with the exact Rfliuhlf Since 1927 morial Hospital. last two digits of the winning weekly numbers for drawings Open Six Days A Week Born in Renovo, Pa., he was held on Sept 23, 30, Oct. 7, 14, 21. FINALIST DRAWING 8:30 A.M.-5:30 P.M. the son of William A. Jolloff of NOVEMBER 17. DIVIDENDS PAID QUARTERLY: MARCH 31 • JUNE 30 - SEPTEMBER 30 - DECEMBER 31 BY WIRE ANYWHERE Florida and the late Mrs. ACCOUNTS INSURED TO $20,000 , Rob»itR. HodQkli. Catherine Sutch Jolloff. He was^a resident here eight months and formerly lived in Matawan Township. Surviving besides his father, are his widow, Mrs. Mildred Kaisen Jolloff; a son, William JohnVcmKfrk&Son F. Jolloff Jr., here; two broth- EXPLORE NEW WORLDS ers; Theodore and Blair Jol- MONUMENTS loff, both of Harrison; two sis- ters, Mrs. Eleanor Gaynor 85 COOPER RD., MIDDLETOWN and Mrs, WUla WlnWeblech, (off Rt. 35 at Headon's Corner) both of Harrison, and a grand- OF SAVINGS 741*0319 747-2563 child. BARREGUIL.D MONUMENTS Arrangements are under di- rection of the Day Funeral Home, Keyport. FUNERAL Mrs. Fannie MagnoUe WEST LONG BRANCH - CHILDS HOME Mrs. Fannie C. Magnotte, 78, of 10 Larchwood Ave., died John Allen Childs III Wednesday at Monmouth Me- dical Center, Long Branch. Owner and Operator She was born in Long Branch and had lived in the Dignified-Inexpensive-Confidential Shore area most of her life. She was a retired seamstress. Day©rNight.7H-3305 She was the widow of Carmen Mapotte. She was a commu- 364 SHREWSBURY AVE. RED BANK nicant of Holy Trinity Catho- lic Church, Long Branch. Surviving are a brother, Bombie R. Mascutello of Ea- tontown, and three nieces, COLUMBUS DAY Mrs. Anthony J. Esposito Sr., Worden Funeral Home with whom she resided, Mrs. Mildred Tomaino of Ocean 60 E. FRONT ST. RED BANK Township, and Mrs, Louis Ve- nezia of Eatontown. The Damiano Funeral Home, Long Branch, Is in Day and Night Phone. charge of arrangements. 747-0557 Mrs. Clara Walling WEST KEANSBURG - Clark Foster, Mgr. Mrs. Clara Walling, 75, of 25 Hart St., died Thursday in Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. Mrs. Walling was born in. Brooklyn and had lived here 35 years. She was the widow The Adams Memorial Home • of AMI Walling. . Surviving are two daugh- WILLIAM J. CONNELLY, ' ters, Mrs. Louis R. Mazzie of Owner-Manager Mlddletown and Mrs. John E. Rupp of Bloomfield; four sons, Alvin Walling of Old 747-0226 * Bridge, William Walling of ' Sea Bright, and Charles and FUNERALDIRECTORS ' George Walling both of West BIG DAYS I Keansburg; a brother, Daniel SINCE 1865 | Olrich of Port Monmouth; five ; grandchildren and five great 310 BROAD STREET RED BANK : grand-children. The Bedle Funeral Home, Keyport, is in charge of ar- rangements. Mrs. Sylvia Kuchray RDAY Wm. 5. Anderson CHATHAM TOWNSHIP - Mrs. Sylvia Kuchmy, 44, of mmmi Funeral Home this place, who died Tuesday in Orange Memorial Hospital, AND is also survived by her father, 272 BROAD STREET RED SANK John Wysochansky of Chat- TELEPHONE747-5500 ham and a brother, Bogdan Wysochansky of Colts Neck. Her survivors were in- Owned and Managed Jby correctly listed in an obituary in yesterday's Daily Register. WM. S.ANDERSON

Winner: 539920 HIGHTSTOWNb«r 8, »T I g i Shrewsbury Post Office Pushed jftg KHRKWSBUKV - and as a business man with an supporting the struggle of the division," Mayor Henck said, Also proclaimed by Mayor Borough Council here vowed address In New Shrewsbury, New Shrewsbury First Aid "has too many close contacts Henck was United Nation's last night to continue Its cf- and now he finds himself in Squad ami the N.J. First Aid with this community and wi> Day on Oct. 24, in observance ., forts to solve "postal mixup" Itcd Bank. Council in their struggle for are proud of it," of the international day. IOW COST hare, Battle Wonted "home rule" for local first aid "The identity of this "This is not Just my own squads against the adoption of NEW ROOM borough is taken away from it private fight," Mr. James Bill 1334 now pending in the Lower because.. • because we have no post of- said, ''and 1 think that the legislature. • NO SALESMEN. fice of our own," said Mayor borough as a whole should get In a scries of police actions Rdbert P.. Henck. Mayor involved In it." proposed by Councilman Date • NO COMMISSION Henck said he hoped a drive At present New Shrewsbury Shlck, chairman of the police • NO CONCESSIONAIRES PROFITS fora New Shrewsbury post of- is served by a total of seven commission, Council will ad- fice would continue, "espe- post offices, with lied Bank, vertise for a police exam- ALL TYPES cially now with the imminent Eatontown, Asbury Park and ination to be held on Nov. \ at HOME IMPROVEMENTS • GENERAL IMPROVEMENTS «dvent of the new ECOM Neptune as the main ones. Monmouth Regional High • ROOM ADDITIONS Building here," he said. School, to fill a vacancy on • ATTIC ROOMS Fringes are taken care of by • BASEMENT ROOMS Mayor Uenck replied to a others. the police department; and • BATHROOMS • KITCHENS complaint by Arthur E. In a series of resolutions, approved the appointment of • ROOFING. SIDING ' James of .504 Shrewsbury council decided to adopt a re- Katontown patrolmen John • PORCH ElftCfOSUR Ave., here. But the mailing location program, backed by Slubowski and Arthur Pierce address is Red Bank, accord- budget funds, so that it may as special constables to cover Ing to a new reshuffle by the become eligible for grant in high school events. post office. aid from the state In cases Unit Is Expanded FREE ESTIMATES - CALL TODAY! Mr, James told council he Is where residents have to be Mayor Henck appointed being hurt by efforts to relocated for urban redevelop- Alan Marshall of 85 Clearview MODERN KITCHEN change service in his part of ment, demolition and other Drive, apd Walter Hedviet of t Tifetf of a (Slab old kitchen? the borough from the Eaton- reasons. 15 Braeburn Drive, as mem- G':t our low pfite for a new one. : town to the Red Bank post of- Council appointed John Os- bers of the expanded Recrea- fice. borne, building inspector as tion Commission, which was NEW BATHROOM , Mr. James told council that the borough's relocation offi- expanded by resolution from a Old fa si lion fid—oui-riaiod bathroom? for years he has been listed cer. five member to a seven .mem- jig,-? Mod(!riii/B al Idwesi prices. ^ ber body, last night, in the directory and yellow Aldmen Backed NO MONEY DOWN -TERMS ARRANGED ON ANY IMPROVEMENT pagts, as a private resident Council went on record as Mayor Henek proclaimed Halloween night on Sunday, Oct. 31 and decreed that trick and treat for youngsters un- der eighth grade, will be per-' UP, UP AND AWAY! — Preparing for its daring MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. Cahill Proposes inlttedjmti) sundown. aerial ascension at the Monmouth County Park HIGHWAY 35 AT HEDDONS CORNER, MIDDLETOWN The week" of Oct.' 10 to 16 System Field Day on Sunday Is the 60-footrhigh was proclaimed by Mayor balloon "Samuel AAorey," owned and piloted by 741-5060 - 776-66OO Henck as 50th Armored Divi- Al Emer of Ocean Grove. Mr. Emer will demon- sion, N.J. National Guard strate the craft's capabilities at 11 a.m. ot Thomp- New Prisons weekf-on occasion of the divi- son Park/ Lincroft< weather permitting. The nylon / ByCARLZEITZ At present Trenton state sion's celebration of its 25th balloon measures 50 feet In width when filled with Advertise in The Register Prison is the only maximum anniversary on Oct. H. "The 60,000 cubic feet of heated air. - ' TRENTON (AP) - The security penal facility in the .Cahill administration an- state. A medium security pris- nounced yesterday It will seek on is maintained at Railway. a 1972 bond issue to finance Trenton State has a max- .construction of up to three imum capacity of 900 inmates *new maximum security pris- but serious overcrowding has ons to replace outdated and pushed its population above overcrowded Trenton State the 1,300 mark. .Prison. The prison is the oldest and "' At a news conference, Gov. largest state penal facility. It •William T. Cahill said that de- was authorized in 1797 and the .pending on studies now being first building was constructed ' Jtiade he would recommend in 1798 and opened for use in ithat the state build between 1799. The original, building still [one and three new prisons. stands and now serves as the i1: In other developments, Cah- warden's home. jill announced: The present prison extends, :f — He supported Gov. Milton over 13 acres enclosed by the $chapp of Pennsylvania in his traditional high brick wall. (ffforts to name six new com- Some of the present cell jtnlssioners to the Delaware blocks were built long before SjUver Port Authority. Cahill the Civil War, dating to 1835. Said New Jersey Atty. Gen, Oiie Death House fceorge Kugler had agreed Trenton State also contains •"with an opinion by Pennsylva- the only death row in a New nia Atty. Gen. Shane Creamer Jersey prison although no one REG. 6.00-7.50 • backing Schapp. Cahill also has been executed in the elec- SNOW SUITS 1.79-3.00 -Girls' 2 to 14 called for port authority econ- tric chair since 1963 and the omies to prevent toll increas- death house has room for only 65% Daeron - 35% Avril es on Delaware River bridges. four more condemned men. Girls 2 to 6x/Boys 2 to 7 — The Port of New York Cahill said in accordance TIGHTS Authority and the Central with modern thinking on penal Reg. 20.00 and 24.00 ' FLARE SLACKS 'Railroad of New Jersey have reform it might be best to agreed to expansion of the au- build two or three smaller We made a spe- Reg. 6.00 A special selec- A discontinued Sim 4-5-6-7 ' Uiority's marine terminal in prisons rather than one big tion of our extra cial purchase on style of famous one to replace big Trenton Elizabeth. warm 2 & 3 piece tights that were Billy-the-Kid Jobs Aid, Rises State.- sets from our 99 made to sell for Slacks. New style 399 • — An additional $18 million He said if everything went rant to New Jersey under according to schedule the new regular stock. All 2.69. Plus - odds pockets with high- Reg. 7.SO le new federal emergency prison or prisons could be in better brands and and ends of bet- rise waistband Sus8.9-10.1MM4.16 use in about'two years, 15 99 tgob law.,lntended to reduce', all machine wash- ter brands from and single loop. unemployment .by providing The governor also said New able. our regular Stock. 99 •Jnoney for new government Jersey had no plans to create Grey/ Brown/ Navy / Red gfobs. The state had pre- a "maximum-maximum secu- viously received 930.2 million rity" prison. New Yoi;k State fonder the program. approved a "max-max" facil- }• - He disagreed with recent ity this week to isolate par- Remarks by State Labor Com- ticularly troublesome prison- 'missioner Ronald Heymann ers. : • .which were critical of the "drive to make and enforce 'ijtrict new anti-pollution laws. Blonder-Tongue •"I don't agree with him and I Has Promotion have discussed it with him," OLD BRIDGE - Martin said Cahill. Sperber has been promoted to On the need for new prisons chief engineer of Blonder- . Cahill said, "This has been on Tongue Laboratories, Inc., COLUMBUS DAY SALE-STARTS SATURDAY 9:30-ENDS MONDAY 5:30 my mind for a long while and electronics research and man* I believe it should be the num- ufacturing firm. ber <5ne priority in correc- tions." Mr. Sperber will direct all • • The governor said the De- engineering design and re- partment of Institutions and search activities for the 21- Agencies which administers year-old corporation. He will the state prison system has continue to serve as the com- been asking a study of the pany's director of advanced state's needs. He said he ex- development, a position he pected to have the report in has held since? joining the hand this month and that it company In December, 1970. w6uld provide the basis of his Since joining Blonder- 'recommendations to the legis- Tongue, Mr. Sperber has jature. worked on the development of .'•• Cahill said he expected to the BTVlsion subscription TV .make his recommendations on system (STV). This system, a prison construction program which was recently approved when the new legislature- by the FCC, permits over-the- meets in January. air transmission, reception, . Bonding Sought and decoding of scrambled He said he would ask for a television signals. bond issue to finance the pro- gram. Cahill said he had no estimate of the cost, hecsburg Festival Set GIRLS JACKETS State Prison in Cumberland Boys-Girls-Infants-Toddler R»g.15.00 County is the newest state pe- For Tomorrow 28.00 Famous Brand Instructor length, bel- nal facility. It iMii house 500 LINCHOFT - The City- ted, 4 zip pockets. 4- • inmates and was built at a Country Festival originally 6X Are nylon quilt 10" cost of about $16 million and scheduled for Sept. 18, has BOYS' JACKETS SLEEPWEAR was financed through a 1964 bccii rescheduled tomorrow, Reg. 18.00 bond Issue. between 2 and 11 p.m. in (he You may deduct 50c from lho Illustrated is one Same as above-7-14 11" The governor said ho be- Unitarian Church grounds, w price of oach pair - pa|amas. Reg. 20.00 lieved the voters would ap- Front St. of our most popu- gowns, slocpors, etc. - all fa- The festival will feature lar numbers be- rnous brands-during our Co- Authentic ski jacket as prove a bond issue for prison lumbus Days Sate. illustrated above. Pile construction. "I think thin southern cooking, games cause it's ma- 50cOff lined - concealed hood whole Arc» Is obviously in the poncy rides, the Hnyes I'upn- chine washable; leers, Rock performers In- 99 7-14 15" public wind," Cnhlll said, al- luding to the recent riot at At- cluding Abilene and the Silver water-proof, wind- Reg. 24.00 tlt'fl, N,Y,, State Prison. Swamp Boys and folft singers proof coated ny- YOUTH ^ Longer belted jacket Carol Nolle, Richard Scott, 19 'Before a bond Issue can be lon and it's warm with dipper sides and plural on (lie ballot as a ref- John Kurta and Stephen Ka- and hard wearing. zipper pockets - beau- fnlas. CENTERJ erendum, it would have to be Sikes 8 to 14 tiful plum, navy, blue 7- 99 approved by the legislature, The proceeds will go the the c 1* 18 this year the voters nro being Prospect Community Dovol- ' $ikdd to approve bond issues opment Corporation of New- Wjr higher education nnd rcc-, ni'lc, a non-profit organization. and many more unadvertised bargains in Red Bank at 20 BroadS rpflon land acquisition total- Dr. George T, Burtl, Kalr iHg 1235 million. llavcn Is chairman. can charge it* Master Charge/UnhCard/Bank-Americard/Youth Center Charge ••/•< -AA •«* Junket Next? elements arc being counted on By ROBERT S.AtlEN other corruption, increasing Mablislied in 1S7R-I'ublis»i«i b> The Red Hank KO^IVIIT tuxes while municipal pay- to help g«in admittance to Red China. Mayor John Lindsay is rolls expand and services ARTHUR Z. KAMIN INSIDK deteriorate, and the wide- Significant of what's In the weighing the publicity-pro- wind is an article by Lindsay President and PMitor moting idea of making one «l spread notoriety of Lindsay's in the latest issue of Foreign those foreign "grand tours" WASHINGTON glaring mismanagement • and Thomas J. BIy, Executive Editor William F, Sandford, Associate Editor persistent bungling. Affairs, prestigious qimrlerly that have become de rigueur 1 for presidential hopefuls, 'Grand Tour' published by the Council on Such a global junket is Uitmentioned in the back- The lanky, photogenic May- Foreign Relations. This is his first appearance in the magu-. (t I-Ylilm, (>« mln r B. 1971 being strongly urged by his in- stage discussions but patently or's henchmen are .so enth- on their minds is another key ralled with the "grand tour" zinc and the timing was no ner coterie of young, hot-shot ALLEN political masterminds — factor. scheme that they have even accident. This is that a "cosmic" jun- gone so far as (o draw up an headed by Assistant Mayor Titled "For a New Policy Richard >Aurelio. They are ket, could be expected to di- itinerary. As might be ex- A Step Forward pected, it is focused on the Balance," the largely ghost- making a big point of the fact vert the atterition of Now needs and, even more impor- home-countries'Of the metro- written article discusses the that most of the other Demo- York's teeming and long-suf- tant, take into account the ef- polis's major ethnic groups — direct connection between do- cratic aspirants have staged fering millions from their nu- fects of action in one .area Ireland, Italy, Israel and mestic and foreign problems such trips, that one is being merous travails and tribula- upon the other." black Africa, and cites various striking in- planned by the latest entry in tions — mounting crime and Obvious purpose of the lawlessness, appalling filth Also listed are Vietnam and stances of that. Pundits Lind- the crowded arena, Rep. Wil- say, "The challenge is to de- piece is to portray I4nd,$ay as liam Anderson of Tennessee, and dirt, record high welfare Peking — for over-all grand- a learned and penetrating rolls'and expenditures-, standing effect. Tics with velop policies which address onetime nuclear submarine both foreign and domestic statesman and thlnkej. commander. deeply-imbedded police and New Left and other militant Surviving a Merger ment talent, including yours? By SYLVIA PORTER* will be dramatically changed and some world-famous —Arc you the key executive in a profit center of vital in- If TWA and another airline YOUR MONEY'S names will disappear. Thus, I merge — as is almost a cer- am convinced that Handy's terest to the new manage- tainty - it will be on the basic guides can be of crucial ment? ' i , "basis of full equality," said WORTH value to the countless tens of —Was your company ac- Charles C. Tillinghast, chair- hundreds of thousands of you quired for non-management man of TWA, a while ago. who will be involved in merg- reasons of which you are a studies by Handy Associates, ers in the years ahead. part—special financial advan- Neither TWA's management oldest of the management nor that of the merging airline Specifically, test your own tages, manufacturing facil- PORTER consultant firms in the U.S., ities, distribution structure? the merger? will "be subordinated to an- show that in a newly merged strength with the following other," he declared and quiz (and clip this for possible Can you answer an >honest If you can honestly answer •company Tillinghast's advice no to each of these? yes to each of the first five added, "Very categorically, could be disastrous, for the future use.) —Is your function dupli- and no to each of the second all individual employes should more secure an executive Can you answer an honest cated in the parent company? group, you are indeed in a feel secure" in their jobs. feels, the more vulnerable he yes to each of these ques- —Are ypu a "self-made" At the time, Tillinghast was often may be. The very fac- tions? strong position in the merged referring to a merger with tors which lead a man to the —Are your executive skills man with long tenure? company. But if you miss Pan Am — which has just top of his corporation may, transferable within the new —Are you in a staff posi- even a few — three or four >- been called off — but, of, when his company merges, strucutre? tion? start examining your options course, he would say the same send him into a crash for —Are you flexible enough to —Is your salary high in re- well In advance of a poss'ibje things about a merger with which he is utterly unpre- (a) report to a new group of lation to the compensation merger and be prepared to one of the other airlines with pared. executives? (b) function in a scale of the purchasing com- take care of yourself. Antici- new, organization setup? (c) pany or is it high in relation to pate developments so you can which TWA is talking. And No matter which airline that is why, with a{l due re- do things "their" way? the pay scale for your job out- make your own decisions be- merges with which, I am sure side of your company? fore others make them' for spect to TWA's chairman, I that a mere few years from —Did the new owner buy 1 —Were you publicly against you retort, "Nonsense! ' In fact, now the lineup of U.S. airlines your company for manage- Geriatric Gap Is Harder By JIM BISHOP fairly accurate. tenant, at 81, was bent for- I didn't have much opportu- ward so that his face was The most difficult thing for nity to observe my mother in pointed toward his feet. He the young to comp'rehtend is TtfE age. She had a small apart- shuffled in his carpet slippers, age. Most people under 40 are ment with my father, and she a tiny step at a time. If some- nettled by the presence of old REPORTER lost her sight to diabetes. And one was in the bathroom when people around the house. As yet, on the occasions when we he wanted it, he would knock: decade stands atop decade, . -at sat and chatted, she had an "You going to be in there Support for Income Tax men and women become cro- alert and alive. Most are be- equanimity about everything. long, Sis?" He would ask pi- chety, irritable, and demand The New Jersey Taxpayers- Associ- er in the race to tax property owners out set by so many minor prob- The greatest criticism she teously for a nightcap when daily proof that they are lems of health and well-being levelled on her grown children the doctor said that his ulcer ation reports that it would support a state of existence." He is so right. wanted, loved and respected. BISHOP that they are referred to as was the day she said: "I wish was bleeding. before it became a common income tax, provided it is tied to a series As part of its proposal, the association They intrude on matters "complainers." It's true. you were all two years old Tough Guy word. I have been a guest in of tax reforms. One of the reforms men- recommends that a uniform statewide which are not their concern They are. Most of us do not again. Then you would do ex- When I said "No," he would and, in anger, utter words homes where an old lady tioned by its president, John Kerr Jr., realize, that advanced years actly as I say." curl his lips and say: "Oh, property tax be levied to support the cost they regret. whispered, "Get me out of would be a substantial reduction o( proper- of education, coupled with a state takeo- bring with them indecision, My father spent the last you're a tough guy now that here. They're trying to poison Few elderly people escape ty tax levels. ver of 80 to 100 per cent of the cost of pub- loneliness', failing memory four years of his life with us, you're in the saddle." 1 never me." this syndrome. The parents of and infirmity. and I had a tragic opportunity heard my father apologize, for My father was 85 when he •There can be reforms, but we se- lic education in the state. Inasmuch as the the affluent are sent to sanita- And yet, the coin has two to watch a big tree fall. He anything. He could not force intoned his final dictum: "I state dictates how the schools should be riums and homes to live out riously doubt that landowners will be able sides. The younger generation read books and newspapers himself to say "I'm sorry." used to think that living to, a to enjoy a major dip in their taxes. Even operated, it is only reasonable that it their time among strangers. tries to impart love to the old, omnlvorously, but it was ob- And yet he was the bright- The poor live with daughters ripe old age was great. It with a property tax rate the association should also pay for them. but resents "interference" in vious that he resented the ness, the sparkle in the house. isn't, I have outlived all "my and sons, their dwindling ca- housekeeping, the raising of presence of people who came When he was feeling good, he says increased 33 per cent in 10 years, the The personal income taxj Mr. Kerr friends and fnost of my rela- pacities to think wrapped in children and conversation to see me, or my wife—not could draw a laugh from a. state is severely short of the money it says, should be the major tax source be- old memories of what is right tives. There is.no opp left to with guests. Advice is offered him. "The king sits over stone statue. At age 84, the talk to. Even/talking*?!*m I needs to function properly. and'what is wrong. cause pf its built-in elasticity that produces whether or not it is solicited. there," he would say, point- mind began-to wander be- have to fee;carefu l no'fyo go County government relies almost to- increased yields as the economy grows. Geriatrics is still a study, In some cases, the old man- ing. "You came to see him, tween reality and fantasy He back top faf> or yoiP'won't tally on property taxes, and this is a func- If properly structured, the income tax not a refined art. The ability age to drive a wedge between not me." tp)d a manicurist that I know what-.r,m talking*about. to absorb fresh knowledge is tion which continues to grow and become also is the fairest assessment because it the young. After any disaster, On other occasions, he bought a whip and beat him. Age isn't a.Victory, it's a de- impaired; the cerebral ar- ( i; the tearful rebuttal at the bed- would be bright and witty and He,said.I knocked him off a feat." ' -V: ** i more costly. would take into account a person's ability teries harden. The brain, in a room door is: "It wasn't my everyone was enchanted lis- stoop. One day he whispered I don't believe ir;'-aflS I to pay. That is not the case with either the real sense, becomes anemic. These are matters which probably will fault." tening to his stories. Some- to the lady: "Don't tell Jim. I don't think he did. He had The superficial aches and, 1 be better explained when the Governor's property, tax.or the sales tax. The first can Cynical Observation times, when he had been rude, hid his whip." found something clevfer'tpj^ay be confiscatory, and the second can pre- pains of time become chronic; It never is. bong ago, some- to us, or the, children, he In the same breath, he Tax Policy Study Committee makes its re- and this reduces tolerance for and he said it. Of one lining port in December, but at least the associ- vent a person from purchasing a badly one said we grow up loving would sit in his reclining chair could argue the distance in you may be certain: The^gen- disagreement. our parents, we reach matu- and murmur: "Don't pay any light years of many stars and ation was forthright enough to see the needed item. eration gap between parents A few — a rare few — rity understanding them, and attention to what I say. I'm planets, review the legislative and children isn't half the dis- merits of an income tax. It is refreshing Although there is no such thing as a dance gracefully through the grow old forgiving them. It's just mad at myself," • inclinations of the current tance between parents asd seventh and eighth, decades that such an influential group should ex; popular tax, it is encouraging that the as- a cynical observation, but The big hulking police lieu- Congress, and discuss ecology grandparents,.. :.• • press those views, unlike most of the of- sociation — which serves as a watchdog fice seekers who, for political reasons, are on government spending—has the courage afraid of the subject. to speak up at this critical time in the Mr. Kerr says changes are needed be- state's fiscal history and give its income cause "New Jersey is the undisputed lead- tax views. Gypsy Moths and Wasps The Daily Register has re- Red Bank, N.J, 07701 mately 750 to 1,000 eggs per nark and dark areas on a tree. Gypsy Moth Fight Continues ceived a copy of the following Dear Dr. Polk: egg masses, and as much as These wasps also are not ca- letter for publication: FROM OUR Your article in the Red 80 to 90=per cent of the eggs in pable of stinging humans, The battle against tne highly destruc- insecticide, Bacillus thuringiensis (BT), Bank Register on Thursday, areas where the insect has They are as large as a small tive gypsy moth in Mbnmouth County was As the effort to save our trees contin- Aug. 26, mentions that "bees been under stress, about 21)0 ant. Shade Tree Commission READERS and gypsy moth are natural to 400 eggs per egg mass, due aggressively fought this year, and David ues, residents can help the county com- Hall of Records.Annex enemies." You also say that to the abundance of the insect The last wasp, Brachymeria Shaw, superintendent of the,Shade Tree mission by forming advisory committees 20 Court St. "The result has not changed and the lack of proper, avail- intermedia, attacks the gypsy Commission, says that, although the prob- in each municipality. Its members would Freehold, N,.I. The Daily Register the gypsy moth population able food. It is important that 105 Chestnut St. moth pupae. It is a multi- • lem has spread, it should be lessened next distribute and collect from residents in Dr. Irwui J.j\>lk, MI) much, but it has increased the people aro informed that this brooded parasite with one spring. affected areas the legal releases which number of people who have wasp does not and cannot complete generation and a been .stung by such insects." sting humans. This wasp is Thomas Mclntyre, research service' are required before residential areas are partial second generation. It's very unfortunate that so playing a tremendous role in This wasp overwinters as-snd Bar- ward looking step, the Board ment," ho Bald. classes, and $388 for general central school, bara A. Russo, Long Branch, of Education rias appro- "The teacher does not lec- teaching supplies for the The board hired Barbara to teadi (lie first grade at the iiiMarlboro priated $700 to allow an ehtl- ture, she floats. The kids talk Marlboro and Morganville Nadler, of Matawan. to be a Ontial School at a salary of MABI.BOW) - The Eonrd This llm« limit Is currently liglous-nr civic purposes,j' mated 24 teachers to in- to each other and teach epch Elementary Schools, and $720 special services oooidinalnr $7,900 a year. of Education has approved In effect, but .the board'has Requests for use of any of vestigate the "free school" other," Dr. Kammann said. guidelines for community use 'not enforced it, Board mem- the schools must be made to structure at the New School in The board added Mrs. ol .school facilities, which, if bers indicated last night that the school principal, and all Matawan. Brenda Marx and Mrs. Eve- endircefl, couui pui an vim to they will enforce It from now money paid for custodial ser- The teachers will attend six lyn Fabricant, both township the rtVcnt marathon Town- residents, to a panel on Com- on. vices will be paidxto the sessions, at three hours each; slilp Council meetings. Users-Specified. board. \ at the school ito study the munity Goals. The purpose of WH ERE'S One of the provisions is that These local organizations Those groups using the methods and materials used the group is to sample the any community group using can use the public schools at schools will be liable for any in tho British Primary School community to find out par- any of the schools must start no rental'fee: Parent-teacher resulting damage, and alco- Integrated System. ent's goals, aspirations and THEODORE! their meeting no later than 9 organizations; mayor and holic beverages cannot be hopes for their children in the p.m., and adjourn no later council, and duly appointed served. The use of the schools Dr. Richard. Kammann, a school system. than il p.m. Th« last council agencies; religious groups; on Sundays, with the ex- board member, said the New The following expenditures meeting lasted until after 4 community groups; civic or- ception of religious activities, School is "child centered and wore approved: ?M5 for sup- a.m. ganizations, or any organiza- is not permitted. experience oriented." He said plies for the Central School; tion formed for charitable, re- Service Charge that the school has an envi- $177 for record cards and ma- Janitors working when not ronment "without the unnec- terials for American Educa- essary rules and regulations," tion Week; $285 for cassette Sentencing Set regularly scheduled will be paid $5 an hour by the group "The teacher's curriculum tapes and film strips for so- In Drug Case usln| the school. Organiza- is based on each individual cial studies programs and talk tions using the buildings for FREEHOLD - Lucille Lan- youth activities must prove to caster of 22 E. Kront St.. Key- the Superintendent of Schools GOPPlansDancebiHolmdel port, has pleaded guilty to that adequate supervision will HOLMDKL - Township Re- rage all evening, plus a late charges of distributing heroin bo provided. publicans will hold their an- chicken-and-ribs buffet supper Jan. 13 and 27 and Feb. 5 in nual "old-fashioned arm at 11 p.m. Gardiner Marsk Agency, INC, The kitchen facilities will be Keyport. Superior Court swinging, foot-stomping" barn Andrew Simonsen of Old . 13S First Avanui off limits for groups using the AlllMtr, Highlands. Nev, Jersoy Judge Walter II. Conklin set dance on Saturday, Oct. 23, in Mill Road Is chairman of the schools. Applications for re- T«l. 2910477 Oct. 22 for sentencing. Lubkerts' Barn on Crawfords dance. Tickets can be obtain- servations must be given to Corner Road, beginning at 8 ed from him, or from William the school principal 10 days p.m. McFarland, Benjamin Pet- prior to desired use, and can- rillb, Vincent Pomarico, Jo- cellations must be in his office Music for the jamboree, will seph Dondero or Marco 2 days in advance, be provided by Chuck Wilson and his Country Cousins and Oreggio. 1 John Stout and The Squires of OLUMBUS Shore Officer Holmdel. Given Suspended The Holmdel Republican Terras in Assault DAY SALE Club will play host, providing FREEHOLD — Ray Brown Assigned To music, free hot dogs and beve- of Tennent Road, Marlboro, and Joe McCarthy of Morn- iSAT.&MON. Washington ingside Ave,, Union Beach, SEA BRIGHT - Ma], Don- Tax-Picture were given suspended six- Shop early and avoid the crowd!, JKCU16MUN ald A. LaeeVj MSC, son of Mr. month jail terms, placed on and Mrs. John H. Lacey, 602 one year probation and fined Our 100+1 Anniversary Sale starts Ocean Ave., here, has been Is Lauded $100 each after they pleaded assigned to the Army Surgeon guilty to charges of assault soon—watch this paper for details. General's Office, Washington, and battery upon Richard A. OUTERWEAR Bastedo, 10 Ash St., Eaton- D.C. He has been assigned to the FREEHOLD — Councilman town, Feb. 27 in HoweESupe- Medical Corps Career Activi- August J. Daesener Jr.,' who rior Court Judge Walter H. Steinbach ties Division as Chief of the is running for reelection on Conklin imppsed the sen- JACKETS the Republican ticket, told a tences. . good things in store Operations Branch. Republican group this week Major Lacey was commis- • that the increase in the oper- sioned in 1062, and earned his ating budget for 1971 is the bachelor's degree from Mon- lowest in the past several mouth College, West Long PRICE years. Branch and his Master's in COUPON VALUES Hospital Administration at "We are going to continue Northwestern University in to- fight to keep our taxes TO 29.95 Chicago. down where we can," said Mr. Daesener, who noted that Mrs. Mary Ann Lacey is the the 1971 increase "under the CORDUROY, SKI, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Republican majority of coun- Philip B. Vitelli, 67 Norwood cil" was only $43,000, "aside iftfOOL PLAIDS Ave,, Deal. from the items set aside for a 1 bond anticipation for a prior B'-20 Gal. Italy's Woods Burn year and for uncollected debts Leaf or Trash UBBEY ROME (AP) - Forest fires required to be set aside by law." PIASIKBAGS MEN'S SHOP have destroyed 173,000 acres 1 62 Broad St. Rod Bank of woods in Italy in 1971, more He said that under Demo- Open Wed. and Fri. than double the yearly aver- cratic majorities, the budget age in the last decade, the had increased $107,000 in 1970, Nights 'til 9 PJflL, Ministry of Agriculture re- $212,000 in 1969 and $141,000 in (ported. 1968. Mr. Daesener said that this year, for the first time, pro- budget meetings are being held with all department EWER heads. SCOTOH-GARD He said the assessment for WHITE COLONIAL CROSS BUCK $ the Freehold Raceway has been increased bj $522,000. iAIUMSNUM COMBINATION 1 NO CHARGE FOR DOOR LOCAL DELIVERY OFREOBAM Imported - Transistor 24 BROAD STREET 95 9 Volt BATTERY Comes complete with storm FOR THE DO-IT- chain, automatic closure, glass YOURSELFER and screen inserts, scallop trim, • ANNUAL black decorative hinges, black pushbutton hardware. These doors came pro-hung and Two Sizes in Stock- can be installed In about a halt Front or Rear Doors 31'/»" to 33" Wide x hour. Bring your measurements. COLUMBUS 81"hlghor36'/rto37"Wldex81"-82" 18x24-Novelty Reg. 8.98 - Cotiumy WEEK FOR FALL PLANTING BULLETIN BOARDS ARM PILLOWS 1UL1PS CROCUS REG. 4 99 DARODilS 2.98 $10.00 Value -27x54 COAT II. S. O'Malley IROADLOOM Pro mo led 3 Reg. 2.98 Swing-A-Wgy ' CARPET WALL SALE By Creole • Nylon, Acrylan Blends Petroleum COAT R.UMSON - Hubert J. Self Priming O'Miilley has been elected as 20% OFF vice president in charge of the LATEX Every Regular Length Coat in Stock New York office of tho Creole 59.95 List - Farberware Petroleum Corp., 15 W. 51st Reg. 2.49 - Luslro SA VE $.10. To $40. on each Coat St. SAUCEPAN Mr. O'Malley joined Creole • Stainless Steel CIQTHES in 1948 as a counsel in the Aluminum Bottom 10% OFF New York office. In 1958 he REG. became manager of the cor- BASKET On Every Car Coat or Midi Coat poration's law department in Hundreds to choose from — 100% Camel I lairs, Imported Har- Caracas, Venezuela. Sinci! 8.95 ...... Gal. ris Tweeds, Warren of Slaford Wools, Cashmeres, Elegant Fur 1981, he has held management Trims, Fabulous Fake Furs, and a complete Selection of Pant positions with companies affil- Coals. iated with the Standard Oil ., Reg. 1.98 Co. of New Jersey. Reg. 29= -PLASTIC Reg. 39° LONG LINE Mr. O'Malley received a 1!S |A8R COtpTSOff R EXTRA SPECIAL degree from Manhattan Col- CAULKING T lege and an I>,la.U. degree 6 COVERS — A 44 from the Fordham Law Reg. 1.98 Reg. To BRAS School, both New York, lie CARTRIDGES PANT 34.00 Very Large Selec- and his wife, Klcannr, live on tion in Many Styles S. Hohnllion Drive. and All Sizes Laporlc Stamp is Due SUITS |O Reg. 98= -'/«" x 60 yds. T woods, Solids OTTAWA (AP) - A com- Plaids memorative stamD honoring OFF Pierre Laporte, the Quebec Free Delivery 741-7500 Labor minister who was kid- MASKING NOW thru SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16th napped and nturdi-red a year ago by separatist terrorists, Uco your Vogela oharga — take months lo pay al TAPE 39; will be issued Oc|, n by the 32 BROAD JU.^1 RED BANK HQ extra co!>l — or UBO our Uy-Away Plan. Cnnurln t'osl (WIIT Dully and Saturday 8-S:30 Wed. and Fri. 'til 9 p.rn. Limit i t 'Hit- Ki>'i'i--r. It. .IBank-Mi.l.ilfi.mn,.NJ.. KrMaj.Orliikr 8,1971 GOF Blocked Debate trolled council and have dic- MARLBORO - Democratic proposal that all the candi- Republicans chose to renege tlld il d h dl dates be included in the de- on their agreement," they tated its procedures, Appar- Inspector, existing driveway, in violation council candidates Richard ently they're unwilling to cx<, FBEEHOI.D - Humble Oil Rt. 35 and Twinbrooks Ave., Vuola, Howard Klau and bate, but that only one mayor said. Uid Helinlng Co., Linden, has Middletown. Humble, the contract pur- of the zoning ordinance) and council candidate from This action, they said, pose themselves to proce- chaser of the 23-acre proper- would not be a traffic hazard, Richard Kaplan yesterday ac- 1 dures which they do not con- filed a Supsrior Court com- Named defendants in the cused the township's Republi- each party make opening meant that no Jaycee-spon- plslflt demanding permission action are the Middletown ty, says it applied to the build- but would promote traffic statements, was agreed to by sored debate will be held. trol or to submit to rules to ttect ft service station and ing inspector last May 5 for a safety, and that granting the can party members of reneg- which they have not dic- Zoning Board of Adjustment ing on their agreement to the Republicans but not the "For four continuous years, diagnostic car care center at and the Middlctown building permit to build the proposed variance would not harm ad- Democrats. the Republicans have con- tated," the Democrats said. facility and to subdivide the joining property owners, but meet and debate under the existing lot into two lots. its denial would cause the ap- auspices of the Jaycees. The Democratic candidates The permit was denied be- plicant to suffer economic The charge comes after said both parties agreed to a IVIIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP cause the property did not hardship. both political groups failed to proposal made by Everet meet setback and other re- Humble alleges that tho zon- agree to tho latest Jaycee Hirsh, then Jaycee external proposal tor a debate. The vice president and chairman CLEAN-UP WEEK quirements. ing board made no tactual of the. debate committee, on PREFINISHED At a zoning board hearing findings and set forth no rea- WILL BE AS FOLLOWS: Sept. 9, They said that propos- NORTH SIDt OF on Its application for a vari- sons for its denial of tho vari- al was that tho mayoral can- ance last June 14, Humble, ance on Aug. 16 and that no School Vote ROUTE #38 didates and one council candi- (FROM BAY TO 36) Week of Oct. 4th contended that the proposed resolution was adopted. date from each party would use was the highest and best Declaring the zoning board Sought In PANELING debate. SOUTH SIDE use for the property; that the action arbitrary, capricious, minimum lot size of 10 acres unreasonable and illegal, "The purpose of the agreed OF and the required setbacks of Humble demands that the Union Beach , format was to insure a debate ROUTE #36 Week of Oct. 11th on the issues rather than a 10O feet were unreasonable for variance be granted and the UNION BEACH - A late Collections will be made only on the proposed use; that the lo- building inspector directed to November or early December free-for-all personality con- cation and size of the drive- issue a permit. referendum is still the aim of test," the Democrats said. REGULAR DAYS OF COLLECTIONS ways (all more than 30 feet Howard A. Roberts of Mid- the Board of Education "Subsequent to the agree- wifje and within 200 feet of an dlctown represents Humble. despite pulling out by a modu- ment, the Marlboro Republi- • Loose debris must bo placed In receptacles that can cans tried to change the for- bo nanoied by ona man. lar construction company • Wood and branch&s should be llfld In bundles ol which helped draw plans for mat of the agreed-upon de- bate. When they were unable lour feet. Expect Credit Extension additional school construction. • Tree stumps should be cut so as to bo handled by ono mm. School superintendent Wil- to dictate different terms, the liam G. DiMaio told board For Marlboro School members Tuesday that Inter- MARLBORO - THe Board Board members will meet modular Co. of Avenel, which of Education is optimistic that with representatives of tho Dl- proposed the original plans Baby fair's International the state Department of Edu- vision of Local Finance calling for construction of six cation will grant an extension Tuesday to obtain permission classrooms, an 82 by 94-foot of credit for the construction to increase the township's gymnasium and approximate- NOW of a new middle school to cost debt limit to finance the ly four administrative offices not more than J4.942.O0O. school. within the same complex, can- . \. Is the time to prepare your home for Board member Robert The board wants to pur- not supply the furnished struc- the coming holidays... stop in and take a Granger, Superintendent of chase 53 acres of land behind tures for |372,0OQ which has been allocated by the state for coaisaie good look at our fine line of new paneling Schools Russell R. Wright, Central School on Rt. 79 for building purposes only. In price ranges to suit all. board business administrator the construction of a new 6-8 BOYS&GIRIS John A. Dugan, board at- grade school. They plan to of- Mr. DiMaio said he will Sizes: Infants, Toddlers, 41o 6x, 7 to torney Vincent C. DeMaio, fer a referendum for meet today with representa- 14 Choose from WHITE STAG, OFF board auditor Joseph X. Sea- $4,518,000, and to use a state tives of Educational Industri- LONDENFREY (Austria), GEORGE man, and the proposed grant of $424,000 to pay for the al Facilities of Marlboro, school's architects met remainder of the school. which is seeking to present a' WHITE (England), LITTLE OWE, FIS- TICKET in Trenton with Harold Mr. Granger told the state similar package plan to the CHER and other internationally fa- Y. Bills, director of business officials tht if the school was board. mous makers. 20PRICE!! LITTLE SILVER services, Dr. Irving M. Peter- not approved now, they would son, chief consultant, faculty be faced with the same pro-, LEARNED BY CONTACT SPECIAL GROUP! planning services, all of the posal in six months, at a time state Board of Education, and s WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. (AP) %% OFF Mrs. Helen Matthews, secre- when the state grant will not — History says the Navajo be available. tribe, the nation's largest, BOYS' SLACKS TICKET PRICE tary to - the Local Fiannce Adler and Jr. Edition - Size 4 to 10 • A renter for off your ftomj Board of the Division of Local "climbed up onto the earth's 33 improvement needs," Finance. flat disc from the dark womb underground." TWO DAYS ONLY! SAT. & MON! IS SrCAMORI AVENUE, Unit SILVER - 741-7809 Mr. Dugan, in a letter to all Six Aided The Navajos have been in- FREE. Dflimr board members, stated that fluenced by almost every other Sorry No Charges Monday tkru FildoV 7:10 • 5; Saturday /.» P "it would appear that we will Jobs Set In tribe or race with whom they receive the approval sought in came into contact. MASTER CHARGE • UNICARD this matter." Navajos learned weaving Manalapan from Indian Pueblos. From the Spaniards, they learned sheep end Children's Wear To SUoH MANALAPAN - Mayor and cattle raising and from the 45 BROAD ST., RED BANK Thomas Whalen has an- white soldiers, metal working. nounced that six new jobs will FOR be created with the $40,627 in federal aid for the un-or un- ' der-employed that the tow& COLUMBUS DAY! ship has received. The mayor said that two Saturday Oct. 9th employes will be added to the Before the road department, three police Monday Oct. 11th cadets to man the township's police desk on a 24-hour basis, curtain and another patrolman, in- • 2 DAYS ONLY! • creasing the force to nine. He said that anyone inter- esup, ested should contact Business Administrator Jack Sweitzer. Mayor Whalen said that a spe- i prices BOYS cial effort will be made to hire returning veterans. The $40,627 grant, which is stay down WINTER tbe second phase of the pro- gram, is based on a six per cent unemployment rate. The township did not apply for OUTERWEAR $17,927, based on a 3.2 per cent incorrect unemployment SIZES8to20 rate, in the first phase due to a mailing mixup. Many persons receiving welfare living in Manalapan had Englishtown mailing ad- MENS dresses. Thus, the amount of aid the township could have received in the first phase had WINTER been uncertain. OUTERWEAR Land Price Hiked to $16,000 SIZES 36 to 46 FREEHOLD - After a two- day trial before Monraouth County. Court Judge Thomas J. Smith, a jury has awarded . • Current Popular $16,000 to Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward DeStefanis of Westfield Styles for 3,470 square feet of land needed for the widening of Rt. 35 in Ocean Township. The verdict was against the state commissioner of trans- For the Unbridled Man portation. Very soon the curtain goes up on the most'mag- The state had offered $7,700 nificent new adult community in the close-in met- SAVAGE NUIT— The luxury si ^ Nov. 13 and had appealed tbe ropolitan area. Shadow Lake Village. Tho distin- captured in this country coaf of CUIR SAVAGE award or. a three-man con- guished achievement of Hovnanian Enterprises — the hew, exciting leather with that antique demnation commission, which for those 52 years or older. saddle leather look. And it/cols as good as it looks. 10% upped the amount to $14,700 The luxury pile fwme collar and lining btDacrarfi last May 26. The property has Interior decorating end landscaping are under potyeiter lets the on-the-&o manga it warm. a frontage of about 202 feet way. The 9-hole, par 3 golf course has been grad- • DuPcnt «>s. T.M. $110 along RL 35. ed and seeded. Our first section of horrfos is well Deputy Attorney General under construction. So before that curtain goes OFF! Garry J. Koettger appeared Saturday and up—and those crowds start coming down—you Monday only for the state. Vincent J. Jen- can savo significantly, thanks to already estab- 99. Saturday and Monday Only nings of Middlctown repre- sented the property owners. . lished preview prices. What happens after tho Grand Opening, and after the freeze on materials and labor costs is lifted, is anyone's guess. Mortuary Is Barred So the wise buyer will act now. SALISBURY, Rhodesia Open Wednesday and Friday Evening* Till 0 P.M. (AP) — The City Council re- Condominium Terrace Homes and fused a permit for a funeral Town Houses prcview-priccd from the parlor after petitioners com- mid-twenties to the high-thirties. plained the established would be demoralizing for patients in the nearby Salisbury Me- dical Center, WASHINGTON VISIT Shadow Lalie KEYFORT - Mrs. Theo- dore Csik and Mrs. Joseph Sil- vestri have returned from a Village trip to Washington, D,c. The , An «a"ult community ladles were given a tour of the aihicvemenl fcy ' yiiddletown,NJ. House of Representatives and the Capitol building by Hep. tHTiarmiii right to Shadow Lai 19 BROAD STREET RED BANK James J. Howard, D-N.J. ...Phont; 1201) UM4X, The Dally H< - MfaMfetowa, NJ.. Friday. October 8,19'l • t LOCAL SECURITIES r J '• .'twill' Representatives Inter-dealcr quotations at approximately J;60 p.m. yesterday from NASD. Prices do not include retail B&sket mark-up, mark-down or commission. BANKS liltlilt'. RU A. (10% Stock Dlv.)..,. l%]7 duce a sharp price reaction. years, Wo are over 70 and products and modular build- Momnoulh County Nat'l (x) (xx) (xxx)... 5% (% In your situation a 15 per' don't need extra irieome. ing. Market performance re- N.J. National Bank (x) ,, ,. 32 33 •ado shares have increased In cent drop in share price would 75 Columbus Day Sale Would you leave this in- flects this product mix, in- Ocean County National (x) (xx).... 2.00 value 12-fold and by year-end mean a paper loss of over J.vi vestment alone?-B.B. earnings will probably have vestor appraisal being negati- Peoples Nat'l Bank, l.altewood (x) (xx) 6.00 910,000. In a diversified, Trust Co. of Ocean County (x) (xx),,. 59 43 A-Although you have more than quadrupled. The vely influenced by the poorer SATURDAY & MONDAY portfolio smaller losses are imago of the paper industry United Jersey Banks of N,J ,-,. 44^ placed all your eggs in one main difficulty in con- more easily offset by gains in basket, your reliable basket is centrating funds, in your case with its massive pollution (x) Dividend (xx) Plus Stock (xxx) Declared or raio other holdings. I would take problems. RED BANK STORE ONLY! well-chosen. In the last dec- $78,000, is the resultant ex- advantage of the recent sharp INDUSTRIAL runup in share price to take In the first half earnings re- Bid Aitud profits in up to 250 shares for covered sharply to 57 cents a Aerologieal Research '..., '. reinvestment in Bristol- share from 30 cents in mid- Alkon Industries ,,„ Woo/ Slacks 1.O99 Myers. 1970. Continued strong de- Atlantic Appliance Co.. Inc ,„.. }54 Brockway , , Q— I hold shares of Pot- mand from the housing seg- 2814 54 A YEAR END Buck Engineering... .,..., ..„,„,,.,',..„., 15% latch Forests at a cost of 21%. ment, tighter cost control and 16% RK.7O28.QP In spite of their apparent a generally improved business Electronic Associates , Wool Skirts ' earnings recovery and contin- climate should push full year Electronic Assistance! .,.. ,„..,„. 4'i ued boom in construction, the net to around the $1.30 level. Foodarama..:,...„ ,.,.,', ;.,..•„.„..... Intcrdata , >.,.. stock's performance has been Hold for recovery. Special Group International Components Corp .....„...,„ 1% 2% SALE King James Extended Care....i .,,,,„•. 2 2% Laird ,...., ...... „„,..,.... Metallurgical International.,.. „,.,.. Coats Oceanport Sewer Monmouth Airlines ..;.. •4 Monmouth Capital ;..••.,.:,;,.•...... SALE STARTS OCTOBER 11th Monmouth Industries ....<,. .,.,.....«.,,.i.,;, Costs Criticized Monmouth Park ; .,..•,..,.,, ...... :.„. Pant .OCEANPORT-From on the project? An oversight, N.J. NaturaKias .<„...... ^ Democratic campaign head- I'm sure! Rowan Controller 3% quarters yesterday, Peter A. "In addition to the ex- Servomation ;, , ,; Suits Dellera, candidate for council, orbitant increase in the cost Southern Container Corp 3 3% Reg. 42.00 to 100.00 issued a statement concerning of this project, we must shoul- Spiral Metal ,.„..,;...... 3% the sewer installation here. der the added expense of re- 'U.S. Homes ;.,'. , 38& "It seems that the 'town fa- pairing not only borough United Telecontrol Electronics...;..,..,..,,...... ,....,. 314 thers' are now pointing with streets that will become in- The Walter Reade Organization, Jnc,,.. 2% pride to their most recent creasingly hazardous as the Winslow Tel.... Special Group 'contribution' to progress, the winter progresses, but we JL Regional Sewer Program. must also make landscaping "Original figures released improvements to our private Tops indicated the cost of this pro- property. Was you,r property Striping of Roads gram would be ?15 million. restored to its original condi- Bubbb, Knit, Cowl nedc Broken down, each home- tion by the Sewer Authority? Plus Other Unadvertlsed Specials scons owner was to pay $125 for the An overwhelming, number of 'privilege' of connecting his homeowners will answer with Urged in Marlboro a resounding 'no.' disposal system to the Sewer MAHLBOKO — George E. lawn products 1 the work could be done in two Authority street line. In addi- "To add 'insult to injury, Lemberger, Republican can- or three periods with the most tion, a fee of $80 per year for quarterly bills are sent to the didate for mayor, has pro- hazardous areas being taken the use of the facility was to homeowner within weeks af- posed that center line road re- care of first. be paid to this same sewer au- Use now—or next spring. Scotts ter the home connection is flector stripes and side road "Even if the money wasn't thority. money back satisfaction guarantee made and approved. This 'delineators be placed on 64 available and everyone had to "Suddenly, we are informed amounts to paying for a ser- miles of township roads. pay an additional five dollars applicable either time that this wonderful step to- vice prior to receiving it. "Anyone who had to drive next year for a lifetime of ward 'keeping Oceanport a Would you so readily accept last Saturday night in the fog safety, it would be well worth Rendezvous good place to live' will, in such an unfair billing practice and mist that covered our it. I would have given a fact, cost the taxpayers of this from any public utility?'Why roads knows how dangerous it twenty dollar bill last Satur- THE MALL • BROAD & MONMOUTH fair borough $34 million, more does our council exercise so is to travel without center line day night while trying to drive 15% OFF ON... than double the bid submitted. little control over this appoint- and side road guides," he home in that billowing fog, if REDBANK This piece of news came after ed body? said, adding: "I saw several center road stripes and side PINE BARK the project was initiated. You "The 'town fathers' are near accidents andone car in road delineators had been will now pay $140 per year, right again, the Regional Sew- a ditch all within a few miles there to help guide me," Mr. Advertise in The Register RED BARK not $80, for the distinction of er Program is indeed a "Con- from my home." Lemberger said. being part of the authority's tribution." And you, Mr. and The mayoral candidate, said -" f~ •" •>"" v. family of subscribers, and an Mrs. Taxpayers, are making that Marlboro has 90 miles of authorized CScOttsh retailer additional $175 for the con- it, to the authority!" roadway of which 25 miles run nection. through subdivisions. He said "Why this tremendous in- CAP Logs 20 that the cost of placing center crease? stripes in alternate 12 foot "A period of approximately Hours in Week sections would cost $106 per five years elapsed between RED BANK - The Red mile, and that side road de- LIGHTING the time the sewer bids were Bank squadron of the Civil Air lineators placed on galvanized . accepted and the date actual Patrol logged more than 20 iron posts would cost $5 per CERUONE'S excavation began,. We are hours in a single week last unit. •• cognizant of the fact that month, searching for a lost Such units, if placed 35 to prices change as rapidly as aircraft which was en route the mile would cost $175 per time passes. Interest rates from Monmouth County Air- •mile. To center stripe and Hwy 35 HOLMDEL and construction fees increase port to Flanders Airport. Ca- purchase side road delinea- accordingly. Why then did dets of the unit participated tors for the entire 64 miles of council proceed with such a as ground team personnel township roads, not including Ten-arm colonial chandelier. 60 watt monumental undertaking in- scouting the ridges near Flan- candelabra base. Available in polished OPEN7DAYS the sub-divisions, would cost brass, aniiquo brass and pewter. volving so many people with- ders Airport. 117,984, he said. Mr. Lember- out first readvertising for bids By year's end, the CAP, ger said that the fund re- Our Price $108.45 which continues its course of quired for the project could be a record number of hours token out of the street and flown in support of search and road department budget and rescue operations, should top would not require additional /over/ the previous high of 27,626 taxes on the part of the pub- hours flown by volunteers in lic. He said that if necessary Columbus Day Sale' 970. f IM§»rm colonial chinddlir. 60 watt SATURDAY & MONDAY £ind*labri tmi». 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REG. to $110. 00 MAKE PAYDAY - Sale 75 SAVINGS DAY Guaranteed Interest Special Group \ The timeless styling of these brass ctas- on 2-Year Savings u sics appeals forever. Theirosimple CERTIFICATES grace makes them elegant enough of DEPOSIT for tho formality of 18th century SPORT COATS Queon Anno, or sedate enough A smaller veriiod' Clsnic colo< Accounts Insured to $20,000 ni»l fiv« urm aolld brail chin- 2 and 3 button models far'the handcrafted styling of dollar. Pollihed br«u at anllqua y WRUNG ANCHORI FQ/ SMCIM CONVtNltNCt oarly Colonial. brail, 18" width, 1 /O ACCOUNT Oiir Price REG. to $65.00 00 1/. 0/ GOlDtN PASSBOOK )/ MGUIAR PASSBOOK $49.50 5 74 /O ACCOUNT /O ACCOUNT OPENTHUR8.*Fm.'TIL9 Sale SATURDAY TIL 5 40 Anchor Your Savings to. THE LIGHTING CENTER 79 E'.-NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK, NJ. MEN'S SHOP MIDDLETOWN I ATI, HIGHLANDS UNCROFT BROAD & MECHANIC STREETS

By DR. JAMES M. LONG would be defenseless. Such behavior may breed various forms of retal- The question of money and marriage is relative. iation against the husband. The wife ,may spend There seems to be a logical expectation based on the Family Counselor money wastcfully as a means of expressing hostility assumption that individuals make conscious rational toward her spouse. Further, she may respond by set- decisions about whether to save or to spend and ting limits of her own in meeting his sexual, physical about which of the numerous available goods or ser- serious problem in that money problems usually in- and psychological needs. vices he will purchase. volve personality problems. The persons who have Within the family an overemphasis on money On the other hand, psychological theory states such problems may use money as a weapon in inter- can have a profound effect upon the development of that many choices in the use of money are not ratio- personal conflicts. For others, the use of money be- children. Certainly, lying about a child's age in order nal but are based on unconscious drives and motiva- comes a method in order to displace their problems. to gain a cheaper admission to the movies, or enter- tion. Through the availability or lack of money, In the latter group, so often the individual does tainment rides, are examples of a parent's value of problems arise. In some instances, the initial com- not know that he has emotional problems, and will the dollar with little awareness of the effect on the plaint is only the visible symptom of a more serious need some type of assistance in order to achieve development of the child. emotional problem. such recognition. Two Groups Powerful Symbol , Parents of Tomorrow In general, money problems can be classified Money can have a deep personal meaning to ev- Today, failure by parents to recognize that their into two groups. For some, the problem has a direct eryone. It does not bring happiness, nor does the children are influenced by parental standards and relation to environmental factors, such as in- lack of funds necessarily bring unhappiness. Money values is one of the reasons we have developed the sufficient income or a sudden reduction in income. is a powerful symbol representing many things to so-called "generation'gap." More unfortunate is the In the past these individuals have been able to man- the individual, ranging from love, to protection and realization that the same youngsters will become the age their affairs realistically. However, with help, even to power over others. , ' parents of tomorrow. the sudden emotional crisis caused by the lack of To certain insecure men, money becomes a sym- It is said that "money Is the root of all evil." money may be lessened with concrete planning. It is bol of masculinity and power. They attempt to exert Whether this is true or not, certainly moneyexerts a as if these individuals became temporary anxious control over their spouse by withholding money, and strong influence on the success or failure of mar- casualties, but, within a short period of time, they then, only after the wife has filled her expected role, riages. were able to marshal their own emotional resources, they will miserly dole it out to her. Unfortunately, Dr. Long will be happy to answer questions. Con- and are able to direct their efforts to a resolution of such men can never feel the personal satisfaction of fidentiality will be respected. Letters can be mailed their problem. a matured relationship with another person, as they to him in care of The Daily Register, Chestnut St., * The other group of people represents a more feel that they would be abandoned, and, in a sense, Red Bank, N.J. 07701.

Register Staff photo PURPOSEFUL PARTY —Mrs. Harold 0. Rogers Jr., Mlddletown, right, a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma and president of the Monmouth Coun- ty Panhellenic Association, meets with Mrs. Robert Lucky, Fair Haven, of the Alpha Chi Omega club, to review plans for the annual Panhellenlc Guilt Leaves Life Scar scholarship dinner-dance Oct. 16 for which Mrs. Lucky Is chairman. Panhellenic Dinner-Dance Dear.Ann Landers: Your answer to the mother who lour months and everyone Two was horrified when she knew his illness was terminal. Dear Pew: Some people are To Aid Scholarship Fund caught her cousin •"playing The church was packed. in better control of their emo- MIDDLETOWN-The the past three years, accord- event. She is assisted by Mrs. doctor" was good. But it Ann Landers There were three clergymen tions than others. The notion Monmoutb County .Pan- ing to Mrs. Bennie Heihze, John Fraser, Navesink, Mrs. wasn't strong enough. Please on the altar. The widow prac- that a person can "prepare" hellenic Association's annual scholarship chairman. The James Blowers and Mrs. John re-emphasize that curiosity tically had to be carried in by for the death of a loved one is scholarship dinner-dance will 1971 winner was Miss Pamela Schoening of New Shrews- among the young is normal. that I was a vile creature — understand that the sex drive her brother and son. She was not always correct. The final take place here Oct. 16 in Richards, Manasquan Park, bury. that God hated me, that I was wearing black from head to Something similar happened is normal and natural and parting, even though ex- Bamm Hollow Country Club. who attended Wall Township Reservations may be made doomed, etc. For months, I that young children who are foot (even black stockings). pected, can be painful and un- Mrs. Harold 0. Rogers Jr., High School. Miss Richards is to me when I was not quite 12. had nightmares that I had Her hat was brand new and with any member of the Mon- I was very naive and thought made to feel guilty about nor- believably difficult. Middletown, association presi- attending Pennsylvania State mouth County Panhellenic As- died in my sleep because I mal Instincts can be scarred very stylish, which meant she Your implication that the dent, has announced that buf- University this year. In pre- it would be fun to "play doc- wasn't fit to live. had shopped for it recently. sociation, or by calling Mrs. tor" with a boy who was 13. for life. Lucky I Made It widow was putting onan act fet dinner will begin at 8:30 vious years, scholarships have Robert Lucky, 238 Kemp Ave. My parents discovered us and For years I felt guilty and Hello, Lucky. Here's your I'm sure the sermon was good is unkind and unjust. Who of p.m. and cocktails are at 7:30 been awarded to graduates of gave me such hell you can't feared every normal urge. letter. Thanks for providing but 1 can't say I heard it be- us can look inside the heads p.m. There will be post-dinner Freehold, Red Bank, Middle- imagine what it did to me. We The very thought of kissing a the re-emphasis. cause the widow was sobbing and hearts of others? music for dancing. town and Long Branch High were devout Catholics and boy made me sick. I longed Dear Ann Landers: You are so loud no one could hear. Confidential To Sweets To Schools. Adviser for male attention but I was When the pallbearers started Proceeds of the dance will they drummed it into my head a sensible woman who sees The Sw.eet And Nuts To You: go toward scholarships for The dinner-dance is being terrified that I might do through things that are unreal to carry the casket out she Sorry, I can't possibly publish something sinful if I were al- two female high school gradu- organized by the, Alpha Chi Is Guest , and done for effect. Please threw herself across it and every letter in the paper. I ates in the area. Ortega Club under the direc- RUMSON — Monmouth one with a boy. My erotic day- give me your opinion of the had to be carried out. DO select all the letters my- dreams were always about Five scholarships have been tion of Mrs. Robert Lucky, County Panhellenic will meet DANCE following. My question is this: The self, however, and I take full awarded by the association in Fair Haven, chairman of the Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. here in violent and forbidden sex. The man whose funeral I at- man's death was not sudden, responsibility for every col- It took years of professional the home of Mrs. Rudolph W. CLASSES tended yesterday was 74 years The widow had plenty of time umn. The views expressed in Kugler, Edwards Point Hoad. help and thousands of dollars old. He lived a full life, en- to prepare for it. Why the per- this space are my own — and • Acrobatic • Gymnastic to get myself straightened In keeping with the current joyed a lovely family, finan- formance? She actually not those of the editor, the membership drive, the meet- • Balance Beam around. Please, Ann, print cial success, and had a great ruined the funeral. Please — publisher, or the publisher's, this letter and urge parents to It's a Date ing is open to any alumna many friends. He was sick for comment in the paper. Pew wife. member of a national sorori- '- •Ballet ty. • Tap CANDIDATES'TEA PANTS SUIT SALE Guest speaker will be Mrs. MIDDLETOWNr-The • Toe Red Cross Benefit Event BED BANK-The49th an- George Linton, Rivervale, nual Candidates' Tea given by Fairview First Aid Auxiliary . Area I adviser for the City • Jazz the Women's Democratic Club will have its second annual- Panhellenic committee of the pants suit sale tomorrow from • Twirling Of Monmouth County will take National Panhellenic Council. To Jangle With Bangles place tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m, in the Mid- National president of Alpha SPECIAL CLASSES SHREWSBURY — A luncheon and fashion show witn the in the Presidential Ballroom dletown Township Firehouse Sigma Alpha, Mrs. Linton will For 2 and 3 yr. Olds theme "Bangles and Beads" will be presented here Thursday of the Molly Pitcher Inn. Con- No. 1, Headden's Corners. discuss the NPC program. Register Now! at noon in Rod's Shadowbrook for the benefit of the county gressman James J. Howard ALL AGES INCL TEENS Red Cross chapter. Deadline for reservations is Monday. will be guest speaker. Mrs. and ADULTS A collection from the Sea Air Shop, Spring Lake Heights, Kathryn L. Freret, Fair Expert Instoucllon will be shown. Haven, club president, is Reasonable Rates Mrs. Andrew W. Kennedy, Shrewsbury, is chairman of the chairman of the event. event, proceeds of which will be used to restore programs han- FLOWER WORKSHOP dled by various Red Cross services, housed temporarily at COLTS NECK - Mrs. Le- LEAHMAUER Riverview Hospital because fire partially destroyed the Red nore Fessler will demonstrate SCHOOLOFDANCE Cross chapter house on Broad St. flower arranging • techniques 37 E FRONT ST., RED BANK Luncheon aides include Mrs. Dorothy Nelson and Mrs. Al- and conduct a workshop for , 747-9552 fred Geiling, Fair Haven, Mrs. Leonard C. Fons, Little Silver, members of the Colts Neck suit and Mrs. Elbert C. Wisner, Ocean Township. Garden Club Tuesday at an 8 p.m. meeting in the home of Mrs. Robert Lowcry, 2 Privet Statue of Liberty Lane. Bus Tour Is Set AUXILIARY MEETING HIGHLANDS - The Ladies HIGHLANDS-The Ladies Auxiliary of District 6 to the Auxiliary of the Veterans of • DARLING < Veterans of Foreign Wars is Foreign Wars will meet FAMOUS sponsoring a bus trip to the Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Post DIAPER SERVICE Statue of Liberty Oct. 28. Home, 331 Bay Ave. BRAND There will be a special pro- -fersonoffzerf- ANTIQUES SHOW SAME DIAPERS RETURNED gram in celebration of the SCOTCH PLAINS - The QUILTED - KODEL EACH AND EVERY TIME! Statue's 100th birthday. A bus Uth annual antiques show and will leave at 8 a.m. from both Asbury Park and Highlands. sale given by the All Saints Pickups will be in Asbury at Episcopal Church will be DIAPERS $<»OO Tuesday and Wednesday from PER WEEK the Harold Daley VFW post HOUSE 70 noon to 10 p.m. and Thursday 2'Per Each Additional home, Lake Ave. Also, along Rt. 35 and in Highlands at the from noon to 6 p.m. in the par- If y»u OTttiewuiingDIaptrServictortxptd la: Call to molieaf post home, 331 Bay Ave., and ish hall, 559 Park Ave. Lunch- rangemtnUmw! eon will be available. StrtlniMonmoulh&Ocmn Counliei! along Rt. 36. COATS : NEWCOMERS MEETING LONG BRANCH - The INTERNATIONAL PERSIAN RUG WEAVERS ELEGANT EVENT — Mrs. Andrew W. Kennedy, Newcomers Club of Rumson, Shrewsbury, seated, chairman of the Oct. 14Fair Haven, Little Silver and GIRDLES Presents An luncheon to benefit the county Red Cross chapter, Shrewsbury will meet here Exciting Exhibition and Auction of shows a poster advertising the event to committee aides Mrs. Alfred Geiling, right, and Mrs. Do-Tuesday in the West End Ca- 98 finest quality and authentic rothy Nelson, both Fair Haven. sino for cocktails at noon and luncheon at 1 p.m. PERSIAN RUGS 1 *2 And other highest grade Oriental Carpets Glass '61 493-4022 A BONA FIDE AUCTION AT 2113 R!. 35, OAKHURST "• FREE •«• MG. 4.00-tact, %f«i MOLLY PITCHER INN To Reunite ESTIMATES • DESIGN HALF FAIR HAVEN - The 10th DRAWINGS ON THE SHREWSBURY RIVER-ROUTE #35 RED BANK reunion of the Class of 1861, SLIPS VISIT FACTORY & SHOWROOM Eumson-Falr Haven Regional .<•"/ Ill-] Sot. FRIDAY OCTOBER 8 8 PM High School, will be Nov. 27 In & Fri. Free exhibition from 6 PM until time of auction. the Willowbrook Inn, 740 Riv- CORDUROY or DENIM This collection includes a large number of very rare collector's items and in our oplnr er Road. Complimentary CO-ORDINATES Ion to be the largest selection of fine Persian Rugs and other Oriental Rugs which cocktails are at 0:30 p.m, fol- has ever been offered at any auction. lowed by prime ribs of beef or This unique collection will be.exhibited in order to familiarize America with out- lobstertail dinners. Music will • GAS KITCHENS ARE BETTER AT KM standing and luxurious pieces of fine Persian Rugs. This collection will be auctioned be by the Tom Elliott Quintet. exclusively for the fine North American market. Hare are 3 Reasons... The committee Includes • Carved Solid Wood Core NU-MIL' This auction is sponsored fay the International Persian Rug Weavers and other orga- Dave vom Lehn, Sharon Ege- Deeply Sculptured o«ilgn ALL FIRST LINE MERCHANDISE nizations which are registered in more than forty-two states of the union. land Gilbert, Lynn Broten, We Inwte residents of this area and private collectors to visit this Oct. 8th exhibition • Hand Rubbed Oil Finish** Factory Outlet and Dhcount Store •,apd auction at Molly. Pitcher Inn lo learn more about this fine collection In design, Robert Morse, Judy Roadie Bring Out drain'* N»tur»l Buuly Cook, Judy Hoyt Dorn, Bill • All-Vinyl Interior* Inc. Shelves 30 BRIDGE AVENUE RED BANK 'Sfaftstnarwhlp, and colors of handmade Persian carpets. TrotMM AgabiM Duel, Slabs • WfeM Cl«wi OMntH»n.t\.tutUm "Off Strait PirMna" NFPR-MHMAMMFrt Mi7AMt Spreen, Tricla Hunter Smith ' -• OMAppllmcM on Oltptoy' Opnuih ,,ru*i.,Thun.,$at.-ia.8iX0W,i,,andF^ 10-9 r Specialist In Persian Rugs from Pmla. arid Karen Dettmar Cecil. n TERMS: Cash or Check 1 The Daily H«glrt(T,BedBtnk-mddI«owa»M^Frid«y,'Ortoli*r8,1971

Cotton-Neilson FT. MONMOUTII - Miss ton and Spec. 4.C. William C. Vickie Nellson, 47 King James Schubert, all of Ft. Monmouth Hill Mini Mayonnaise Lane, Atlantic Highlands, be- and Edmund V. Feret, came the bride of Army Sgt, Grcensburg, Pa. Ford H. Cotton Jr. at a cere- By BARBARA GIBBONS mony performed by Chaplain The reception was In Buck (Lt, Col.) Eugene Little Sat- Smith's Restaurant, East Mayonnaise! lions of beef — boneless un- urday here in the Post Chap- Keansburg, Without it tuna packers less otherwise specified — and el. The bride a graduate of would go out of business, the butcher-trimmed so that no The bride is the daughter of Haritan High School, was em- delicatessen would disappear The Slim Gourmet more than one-half inch of Mrs. Thomas Polito, 15 Recre- ployed by the U.S. Army Elec- and cold sliced turkey would border fat remains. ation PI. Highlands and tronics Command here. become extinct. Even more mayonnaise is AH counts are for USDA has no ihiese-y taste .it "Choice," the grade most of- Thomas Polito, Seelcy Ave., The bridegroom was grad-- than ketchup, mayonnaise is about 100 calories per table- all—just a rich creamy tex- Keansburg. The bridegroom the "indispensable comestible spoon, barely a hint on a de- ten found in supermarkets uated from Mancelona Mich. ture that makes a perfect and butcher shops. USbA Mrs, Ford II. Cotton i.s the son of Mrs. Ford H. Cot- ,High School and received a Mrs. Albert HonnelUr. overall." cent salad! The real pity is base for so many calorie-re- ton Sr., Alden, Mich., and the Unfortunately. that most of the things we "Prime," usually found only (The foimor Vickie Neilson) U.S. degree in electrical engi- (The former Margaret duced dips and sauces. At 320 in specialty shops and better late Mr. Cotton. neering at General Motors Ini Kovalski) fling mayonnaise into—fish, calories a cupful, part-skim ri- eggs, chicken, lettuce and the restaurants, is generally Mrs. John Norton, Eaton- stitutc, Flint, Mich. He is cotta is a real bargain com- about 5 per cent fatter, while town, was matron of honor, serving as an electrical engi- like—are all low-calories until pared with sour cream (close' we start gopping them up USDA "Good" is about 6 per and Miss Rosemarie Polito, at neer assistant in the Signal to 509 calories a cupful.) Try cent leaner. (Many heart spe- home, sister of the bride, was Corps, here, and will be hon- with dollops of that rich ozzy- it mixed with dry onion soup cream concoction of egg yolk cialists feel that meat-grad- bridesmaid. orably discharged Oct. 25. He for a delightful California dip. ing standards should be re- Michael Hebert of Detroit will return to his position with and oil. LOW-CALORIE TARTAR Yes, there are mayonnaise vised so that leaner beef is was best man. Ushers were General Motors-Cadillac Mo- SAUCE: add one tablespoon more widely available). Capt. Chester W. Anderson, tor Car, Division in Detroit substitutes on the market, but chopped pickles or drained Spec. 4 C, William L. Thorn- where the couple will reside. most of them are so yuk they How many calories in a pickle relish to one-half cupful "Butterfly Steak" or a "His & just don't count. If technology low-calorie mayonnaise rec- can land us on the moon and Her Steak?" Lately the poets ipe. (15 calories per table- and songwriters seem to have Bonnell-Kovalski make shirts that iron them- spoon.) Perry, cousin of the bride. selves they ought to be able to taken over the butcher shop RED BANK - St. James Convenience tip; this may- with silk-purse nomenclature Catholic Church was the set- Robert Netzel was besf find a way to de-calorize this onnaise, unlike the com- man. The ushers were James absolutely essential luncheon that varies not only from re- ting here Saturday for the mercial kind, can be frozen! gion-to-region but from chain- marriage of Miss Margaret McQulre, Bruce Kovalski, ingredient so that would-be Give it a good stirring to re- brother of the bride, and Ken- former fatties can dig into to-chain. The theory is that a Jane Kovalski, daughter of store its smooth texture after chuck steak by any other Mr, and Mrs. Frank E. Ko- neth Bonnell, the bride- their water-pack tuna or defrosting. valski, 35 Catherine Ave., groom's brother. white meat chicken chunks names sells better. with gusto! TIPS ON BEEF Most meat managers Middletown, and U.S. Ndvy The bride was graduated Looking for a bargain in Chief Petty Officer Albert from Red Bank Catholic High Since the men in white haven't forgotten the more beef? basic (if less lyrical) generic Bonncll Jr., son of Mr. and School and was awarded an coats are obviously more in- The savings I'm speaking of Mrs. Bonnell, 47 Viola Ave,, associate in applied science terested in supersonic jets names for the meat they.sell. Mrs. Bernard Snyder Mrs. Frank Sisto Jr. are in calories, rather than Being down-to-earth guys who (The former Leonardo. The Rev. Nicholas degree from Brookdale Com- Mrs. Michael C. Carff than our little problems, I set cash — although slimmed- Youpa officiated at the Folk munity College, Lincroft. She (The former out to research it myself... are anxious to. pleascyou, Suzanne Bennett) (The former Mary Gallo) down beef is a good buy for they are usually willing to an- Mass. was on the nursing staff at Joanne Keller) and after trying every pos- penny-pinchers, too. RIverview Hospital, Red sible combination short of yel- swer your questions about A reception was held in the The fatter the beef the high- which is which. In fact, devel- Snyder- Sir Francis Hotel and Restau- Bank. low-tinted axle grease I did it, er the calorie-count — it's as Carfi-Gallo really did it. Came up with a oping a warm and friendly rant, Highlands. Mr. Bonnell was graduated EAST KEANSBURG - York, was best man. Ushers simple as that. Here's a relationship with the butcher ;:< Bennett Miss Joanne Kovalski was from Middletown Township fabulous easy-do mayonnaise "Clip-and-Save Comparison Miss Mary Helen Gallo and were Keith Carfi, at home, that's only 16 calories per ta- is your best bet of all! - ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS maid of honor for her sister. High School and is stationed Michael Gerald Carfi were brother of the bridegroom; Chart," based on information Also attending the bride were aboard the USS Van Voorhis blespoon instead of 100. (Swiss Steak, Chili Con ..— St. Agnes Catholic Church married Sept. 25, here in St. Robert Gentile and Michael provided by the United States Came, Beef Burgundy — for was the setting here Sept. 11 Miss Patty Sohl, Mrs. Robert DE1028 at Newport, R.I., Catherine's Catholic Church. Busano, New York City, cous- Here it is. Department of Agriculture. Edmondson and Miss Kathy where the couple will reside. EASY LOW-CALORIE these and many other gour- for the marriage at a Nuptial The Rev. John B. Cook, pas- ins of the bridegroom; Vin- Beef Cut Fat Calories met dishes, from lean cuts of Mass of Miss Suzanne Ben- tor, celebrated the Nuptial . cent Gallo, East Keansburg, MAYONNAISE (16 calories per tablespoon) Chuck 30% 1,597 beef, send stamped' self-ad- nett, daughter of Mr. and Mass. brother of the bride; Joseph Arm Wo 1,012 dressed envelope and 25 cents .Mrs. Carl H. Bennett, 70 Me- Sisto-Keller Parents of the couple are Strelacci, Patrick Stellaci and 1 cup part-skim ricotta cheese ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Juice of I lemon Flank none 653 in coin to "Slim Gourmet Jv mortal Parkway, and Bernard Kathleen Conery and, Sandra Mr. and Mrs. George W. Gal- Joseph Pione, all of New Low-Cost Beef Dishes," in ',] A. Snyder, son of Mrs. James — Miss Joanne Susan Keller Sisto, sister of the bride- 1 teaspoon salt Hindshank 33% 1,311 lo, 132 Sycamore Ave., here, York, and Richard D'Aquilla, l care of this newspaper.) Snow, 17 Leonard Ave., Leon- and Frank James Sisto Jr., groom. Deborah Narezo, Brooklyn, uncle of the bride-, /, teaspoon dry mustard Porterhouse and Mr. and Mrs. Mario A. (with bone) . • 33% 1,603 (Chicken Cacciatore, Arroz ardo, and the late Bernard were married here Sept. 25 by niece of the bride, was flower Carfi, 160 Beacnway, • Keans- groom. Louis Gallo, at home, 1 teaspoon celery salt ,, Snyder. The Rev. Paul the Rev. Harvey Van Sciver 1 hard-boiled egg T-bone Con Polio, Coq au Vin and girl. burg. brother of the bride, was ring (with bone) . ;O'Feeley officiated. in the United Methodist Alan Smith was best man. bearer. (A few drops sweetener, op- 34% 1,596 many more. For calorie-sav- Church, Mrs. William Dawson, East tional) First cut ing chicken dishes with a fore- j.lT A reception was held in the The ushers were Frederick Keansburg, was matron of The reception was held in \LigMhouse, Keansburg. The parents of the couple loin 30% 1,443 ign flair, send a stamped, self- Zingale and Richard Keller, honor. The bridal attendants the Manhattan Hotel, Lake- Peel the egg and put it in Sirloin 27% 1,420 addressed'envelope and 25 Mrs. Sandra' Bennett was are Mr^ and Mrs. Joseph A. brother of the bride. Stephen were the Misses Christine wood. The couple will reside your blender along with ev- Keller^ 32 'Maplewood Drive, Hip Steak 39% 1,869 cents to "Slim Gourmet matron of honor for her sister- Fernandez, cousin of the Fyer, Belford; Michelle Gallo in Knoxville, Tenn. erything else and go! About Short plate 1,814 Chicken- Dishes," to care of and Mr. and Mrs. Sisto, 30 bridegroom, was ring bearer. two minutes worth, or until 41% in-law and Miss. Catherine and Eileen Coughlin, East The bride, a graduate of Rib with bone 41% 1,843 this newspaper. Mehler was maid of honor. Millbrook Drive, both families The reception was held in Keansburg, cousins of the the egg is thoroughly dis- of New Monmouth. Middletown Township High Boneless rib 45% 2,041 Also attending the bride were the Roman Inn, Hadet. ; bride; Dawn Besante, Jersey School, was employed in her solved and everything is Miss Christine M. Kornek creamy smooth. Refrigerate Blade 29% 1,647 CARD PARTY Miss Elizabeth Davis, Mrs. The bride and the bride- City; Mrs. Vincent Gallo, family's business, The Palace Round 894 Randy Bennett, Miss Agnes- groom are graduates of Mid- East Keansburg, sister-in-law to thicken. 11% KEANSBURG - A card Lounge, Keansburg. Rump 25% 1,374 party sponsored by the Wom- . ,?nyder and Mrs. Gerald Sny- bridesmaids were the Misses dletown Township High of the bride and the Misses The bridegroom was gradu- And that's all there is to it! Sue Allaway, Matawan; Sounds weird, but it really Naturally, noi two cuts are en's Federated Club will be .,.'der,-John Snow, the bride- School'. Mrs. Sisto was em- ated from Rice High School, exactly alike; these approxi- Tuesday at 8 p.m., in Buck vgroom's step-brother, was ployed by Ronson Corp., Theresa Bufaro, New York, New York. He served in Viet- does have the taste, texture, and Susan Boninti, Farm- color and aroma of real may- mate calorie counts are based Smith's Restaurant, East ;;,ring bearer. . . Woodbridge, and her husband nam as a lieutenant in the ingdale, L.I., cousins of the onnaise. . .everything but the on uncooked one pound por- Keansburg. ;.,. Gerald Snyder was his is employed by International U.S. Army and is a member Flavors & Fragrances, Union bridegroom. Anne Gallo, East of the Retired Officers Club. calories. Keep it in a may- -•;.-. brother's best man. The ush- Keansburg, cousin of the onnaise jar and you'll forget f,\ ers were Robert McBurnie, Beach. Before his Army service, he The couple will reside in bride, was; flower girl. , attended the University of that it isn't. Robert Hilsee and Brian and How long will it keep?. - Joseph O'Leary. Ocean Township. Vincent Nazirino, New Tennessee and he is returning as a candidate for a degree in About as long as cottage; Mrs. Snyder attended Henry cheese. Ricotta is often com- .' Hudson Regional SchooL Her business administration and Guetzlaff-Cestare law. pared to cottage'cheese be- •<:, husband attended Middletown. RED BANK — Miss Mary dale Community College, Lin- cause they look alike, but •^Township HigliSchool and Raphaela Cestare, daughter croft. He is employed by Ber- MONTHLY MEETING there's where the similarity .bserW* U; the. U.S, Marine of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. nard' Kellenyi Associates, Red MATAWAN v The Dante ends. A favorite in so many Corps. He is employed by Cestare, 15 Wavefly Place, Bank architectural firm. Alighieri Society will meet Italian dishes and desserts, ri- lh Renda Contracting Company, was married here Oct. 2 in St. The couple will reside in Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. in Mag- cotta has a distinctive flavor Port Monmouth. Anthony's Catholic Church to Eatontown.' nnlia Inn. when baked—but uncooked it :;V Mr. and Mrs. Snyder reside David Ames Guetzlaff, son of sj in Leonardo. • Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Guetz- laff, 122 N. Sunnycrest Drive, Little Silver. Msgr. Salvatore Auxiliary Di Lorenzo officiated. , I ONE DAY ONLY! I The reception was in Events Set Mrs, David Gnetdaff Squires Pub, West Long Tomorrow only, Sat, Oct. 9 - Doors open 10 A.M. Sharp UNION BEACH - The Har- (The former Mary Cestare) Branch, ris Gardens Fire Co. Ladies Miss Diane Trocchia was Auxiliary will meet Monday . ... maid of honor. Also attending at 8:30 pp.m. in the firehouse, /\ UXlllciry the bride were Mrs. Edward .Harris Ave. Scrocco, Miss Margaret Ann DOORBUSTER The company's annual Plans Event Pickett, Miss Barbara Ann dance, featuring music by LONG BRANCH-The Semo, Miss Mary Kathcrine The Ascots, will be Saturday, Auxiliary of the Long Branch Cestare and Miss Mary Eliza- Oct. 23, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Public Health Nursing Associ- beth Baler. Patricia Ann Ces- Inventory Clearance in the West Keansburg fire- ation will present a benefit tare was flower gut louse. luncheon and fall fashion Robert Stewart was best show Oct. 14 at 12:30 p.m. in man. The .ushers were Fred- Old Orchard Inn, Eatontown. erick J. Cestare, brother of ENROLL NOW A collection from WilhDlmina the bride, Richard Pavao, Dobbins Ltd., Middletown, Randy Warren and Frank DOROTHY will be shown and Johnny Hawk. Johnson will provide the piano Mr. and Mrs. Guetzlaff are TOLAM) accompaniment. alumni of Red Bank Regional Reservations for the event, High School. She is employed DANCE STUDIO proceeds of which will aid the by the Monmouth County Na- association's nursing care and tional Bank, Red Bank. Mr. clinics, may be made with 6,000 PAIRS OF Mrs.'Norman G. Becker, 35 Guetzlaff served in the U.S. Wilson Drive, Elberon, or Navy and was awarded an as- Mrs. Ralph R, Klein, 535 Ce- sociate degree from Brook- DRAPES dar Ave., West Long Branch. Kindergarten Tea Slated by PTA UNION BEACH — The Below Cost! BRIGHTEN THE Union Beach PTA will, spon- sor a kindergarten tea Oct. 18 at 8 p.m. In the all-purpose 48" wide x 45", 54", 63" long ; room of Memorial School. $6.00 values. ...tomorrow only. Chairman is Mrs. Charles Yankowski. 48" wide x 63", 72", 84" long $11.00 values , tomorrow only DORM "Getting Acquainted" will 72" wide x 45", 54", 63" long WITH A be the theme of the PTA tomorrow only meeting Tuesday, Oct. 19. $8.00 values BEDSPREAD or 96" wide x 63", 72", 84", 90", 95" long Minn Ite.t'erly Kurr, who titfi, Mrs. Alan Dutchskc and tlmlfn trnirilii/f in r/gn .vf jour STUDIO COVER Mrs. Walter Ncff have been $16.00 values. »..,.....M...... «...... t>tonwf9Mranfr and han completed thirteen Frem our itUetion of plitJ, ttrlpti elected secretary and vico 144" wldo x 63", 72" x 84" x 90",fl5" long ycnr* v/' turfrrt attctulaitre at president, respectively, of the ilw Dummy Totaml Ihmrc Stih tni- 'wiudi . . . Alio HnllywooJ $30.00 values tomorrow only ipr»«di tnJ hl.rlnr »v«ri. W*i)g» PTA executive board. 'tto, htis tljiileitreil ait. national bottler covtri to mttor.. 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CHAMBER WINNERS — W. Alex McClendon, president of the Red Bank Area Chamber of Commerce, WINNERS ALL — Sorae of the winners in the first annual awards bv theRed presents some of the 11 awards made last night for property Improvements. From the left are Mr. Bank Area Chamber of Commerce are shown before last McClendon, Stephen Greenwood, Dr. S. Thomas Westerman, John Bremerkamp, John Maimone and Vaiti, Dominick Vaitl, Paul Patterson, Alex McClendon, : Procoplo. Bank Councilman Edward Minear, and J. Victor Carton. Red Bank Area Chamber Presents Awards By BEN VAN VLIET House Restaurant, Rumson, now operating as the Fisherman's borough's new "mini park" on W, Bcgen Ave. designed for building at BroadSt., Shrewsbury. FT. MONMOUTH - Nearly 300 persons turned out last Wharf. senior citizens. The plaques were presented in recognition of the out- night for the annual Red Bank Area Chamber of Commerce Stephen Greenwood, Little Silver Borough Administrator, Paul Patterson, assistant vice president nt Uio First Mer- standing improvement in existing property or in new construc- dinner-dance in Gibbs Hull. for the Little Silver Public Library. chants National Bank, for the bank's branch office on River tion during the year. But, instead of the usual featured after-dinner speaker, the J.Victor Carton, for the law offices of Carton, Witt, Nary Road, Fair Haven. The invocation was given by Fr. John T. Calter, an Army expanded chamber presented the first of its annual improve- & Arvanitts, New Shrewsbury. Dominick Procopio for his barber shop and stores at 312 chaplain. ment awards to 11 area businessmen who have made signifi- Carmelo Maimone, for the Snuffy Smith Restaurant, 215 Willow Ave., Little Silver. General chairman of the event was John Famulary, first cant improvements to their properties during the year. E. Newman Springs Rd., Shrewsbury, The award was accept- Dominick and Louis Vaiti for renovation of the Olde Union vice president of the Red Bank Area Chamber of Commerce. The awards were presented by W. Alex McClendon, cham- ed by John Maimone. House, Wharf Ave., Red Bank. : Assisting with the award presentations was James E. Des- ber president. • Michael Migliazza, for a building at 54 Monmouth St., Bed Dr. S, Thomas Westerman, for his professional building at mond, a director of the chamber. Award Winners Bank. Mr. Migliam was sick and was not present to accept 499 Broad St., Shrewsbury. r After dinner entertainment was provided by comedian Receiving plaques were: his award. Abraham J. Zager, chairman of the Monmouth County Waily Dean, and'music for dancing was provided by the Bob John Bremerkamp, for renovation of the former River Red Bank Councilman Edward L. Minear, for the Chapter of the American Red Cross, for the chapter's new McKevitt orchestra. Printing ofKeyport Ballot THEDMY L J Is Delayed by Court Order RED BANK, NJ. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8,1971 13 FREEHOLD -— ThfThel prinnrintt. ClubCluh, is seekinsftpkinig? tt.on have thethe some of the signatures were belief,belief." rather than on his ing of Keyport ballots for the name of Democratic Coun- not genuine but had been first-hand knowledge. He said general election Nov. 2 has cilman. William A. Ralph, St._ signed by other people. the allegations were based on been held up at least until Peter's Place, Keyport, kept' "As of this moment, I hold "hearsay." next Tuesday. off the ballot. that the petition is presump- Alexander D. Lchrer of As- Superior Court Judge In a complaint filed with the tively valid," said Judge bury Park, representing Mr. Francis X. Crahay yesterday court, Mr. Lawson alleges Crahay after hearing legal ar- Lawson, said persons who Continued until then a hearing that Mr, Ralph's petition for guments yesterday. took around the 15 sheets of into the question of whether nomination violates state law the petition have not yet veri- the name of a Keyport inde- because "persons verifying Benedict R. Nicosia of Red fied it by filing affidavits as pendent mayoral candidate said petition were not in fact Bank, appearing for Mr. required by law. should be stricken from the present when same was Ralph, argued that the court 'Liberally Construed' ballot. signed." He also alleges that should discount Mr. Lawson's Judge Crahay opined that James L. Lawson, president a number of the signers were allegations because they were courts have held the laws are Of the Keyport Democratic not registered voters and that based on his "information and to be "liberally construed" to protect the interest of candi- dates, and through them the electorate. The Judge suggested that unless it could be shown that there was "a conspiracy to commit fraud" the petition be checked to see if it has enough valid signatures.

"We should do everything possible to maintain him on the ballot," said the judge, at one point. None of the participants knew when the hearing start- ed how many signatures there were on the petitions, but be- fore it ended William L. Rus- sell Jr., who appeared for Monmouth County Election • Register Staff Photo Clerk Stanley A. Davis, said NOT FORGOTTEN — Four past presidents of the Building Inspectors' Association of Monmouth Coun- he had counted 275 names. ty receive plaques from Alfred A. Schmidt, Plainfield, right, president of the Building Officials' Associ- Forty-nine valid signatures ations of New Jersey, at annual dinner in Channel Club, Monmouth Beach. Honored from left are New- are needed. ton AAallett, Middletown; Maxwell H. Klarin and Sylvester M. Hoffman, Red Bank, and Herbert Schu- Mr. Lehrer said 44 of the mann, Middletown, accepting for Walter A. Smale, Holmdel, who was unable to attend. people were not registered voters when they signed the petitions "and at the present time, 22 are not registered voters." Squad Building Vandalized ARBORISTS ARRIVE — Robert S. Miller, president of the Society of Mu- Mr. Nicosia said the law re- nicipal Arborists, left, is greeted by Freeholder Director Joseph C. Irwin, quires only that witnesses to By BOB BltAMLEY doors were ruined by being forences was reached with the Goals of the South Matawan center, and David C. Shaw, superintendent of the Monmouth County the signatures "believe" that filled with iron filings. Matawan Township First Aid Township First Aid Squad- Shade Tree Commission, as the international group arrives for a three- the signers are registered vot- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - In the attic space, duct and Rescue Squad, based in were to gain recognition by day meeting at the Empress Motel, Asbury Park. Monmouth County's ar- ers. The South Matawan First Aid work and electrical cables Cliffwood. Though the deed Township Council, to have bor program caused It to be chosen as the site of the society's seventh an- Fraud Is Seen Squad at long last received a were cut and slashed; a water was dated Oct. 1, title to the title to the first aid building nual conference. Mr. Miller Is the city arborist for Dayton, Ohio. Mr.. Lehrer contended that deed to the first aid building valve was opened in hopes of property did not pass to the on Church St. and to gain title the petition was fraudulent on Church St. Wednesday flooding the ceiling. South Matawan Squad until to two of the township's four and should be ruled invalid night, but last night squad Who did the damage? Wednesday night, and the ambulances. The first two despite attempts by Mr. members poked about their "I don't know, but they had vandalism was thus not dis- aims were accomplished in Ralph to "cure" some of tho newly acquired premises in access to the building; they covered until yesterday. the Wednesday night agree- Shrewsbury Township deficiencies. dismay. had keys," said William Mur- "But we saw them (members ment. Mr. Lehrer said one of the On the concrete floor were phy, assistant squad captain of the Matawan Township "However, our main inter- verifiers of signatures had not lorn-up posters, booklets and and treasurer. Squad) in here Saturday after est is in continuing our busi- signed the petition himself, al- other literature. An electric 'Childish' the football game and heard ness of serving the public, and though the law requires that refrigerator stood askew from Eli Abrams, member of the some hammering. We thought with that in mind, we have de- Denied Sewering Aid they were just nailing the verifiers must also be signers. the rear wall, its door ajar board of trustees: and insur- cided to settle now for points SHREWSBURY TOWN- Mrs. Switek and Coun- the Township would have to "Any irregularities can bo and its power cord ripped out. ance chairman for -tip' squad, doors up on us as a gag." one and two, foregoing any SHIP - It appears this tiny cilwomati Mrs. Eloise Nagel watt until Congress appro- corrected," said Mr. Nicosia. Where the knob of a side door gestured angrily, t&pressing Asked directly whether the further fight for the third," municipality will have to foot snid the information and engi- priates more funds. "There is a difference be- had been there was nothing his disgust with tn'er> van- southern squad will charge the chairman said. all sewering costs' without neering drawing was sub- The committee went ahead tween irregularities and left but the hole for the latch dalism, which he condemned the Cliffwood group with the "The community has dem- state or federal aid. mitted when the request was last night and introduced an fraud," the judge commented. assembly. as childish. vandalism, Mr, Abrams said onstrated that they are solidly The township Committee made and Mrs. Switek siiicl ordinance to fund the project However, lie -said there was In the lavatory and store "This is some example for the board of trustees will have behind us; they are entitled to announced last night it has Township Engineer August locally and will receive con- still enough of a question to room, cabinet doors had been our children," Mr. Abrams to decide, the best possible first aid ser- been turned down for grants Postcl, who is ill and didn't at- struction bids at the next warrant a continuation of the torn from their slices and the declared. He added that the "Anyway, how can you vice, and we feel that with that would have funded tend the meeting, •contends lie committee meeting on Nov. 4. hearing on Tuesday, when a slide tracks bent into useless damage is covered by insur- prove it?" he asked. their continued support we $19,'2O5 of the $27,0G0 project sent out the Information. The project consists of lay- handwriting expert might be snails. A soap shelf hnd been ance, but insisted that is not The vandalism spoiled the will quickly attain our goals," upplng the township's costs ' No Money Left ing sewer linos and con- called to testify. lorn, with its anchors, from the point. taste of a settlement between Mr. Martinck concluded. from less than $7,000 to the State officials told Mrs. Swi- necting township residents Mr. Davis said Inter that nil the wall. Cabinet shelves had Couneilwoman Patricia the two squads which came full $27,060. teck that even if the riiunld- with the Nurtheast Monmmith of the sample and absentee been removed and their metal Wills, gazing about appalled, Wednesday night after In October, 19711. The town- pnllty rcsubmits the Informa- County Hogional Sewerage ballots for the county's other supports bent double and exclaimed, "Absolutely un- months of wrangling. 9 Girls in VFW ship filed its aid applications tion and the application is up- Authority System. 52 municipalities would he tossed in a trusl^hnrrel. believable!" She added, that Hobert Martinck, chairman with the Department of Envi- proved, there is no money left The NEMCHSA is charging ready by today and that his Ceilings Slashed the vandalism was inflicted of the board of trustees of the Title Contest ronmental Protection in Tren- Ihis year. They said aid for the township $12,000 a year in stuff would be working on (•ypsum. hoard ceilings had "in complete disregard of the Southern squad, announced MIDDLETOWN - Nine l«. ton and state officials ac- quarterly payments for its them over the weekend. been .slashed and ripped, their taxpayers," the settlement. cal girls will compete tomor- knowledged the papers in tfuil Littk Opens services which fhe committee Mr. Ralph is seeking to run slieulhing hanging in tatters. "I don't know who did it, "I'm sure I speak for the row for the title of Miss Veter- March setting, the aid proce- will bill to Its two residential for mayor in ii throe-way race Holes gaped in plaster board' and I'm not. making any accu- entire community as well as ans of Foreign Wars Post dure in motion. ISTANBUL (AP) - Istan- developments.'— the Alfred with Councilman Henri J. walls where fists had punched sations," Squad Capt. Larry for all of our squad members 2179. Although state officials con- bul has boon brought closer'to Vail Mutual Association and llnnscn, a Republican, who Is them through. A chain con- Ciray said.' when 1 say that we are Anthony Caputo, chairman tend they were never fur- the rest of Europe with the the Ilumlltoniaii Apurtments acting miiyor, uiui Theodore necting ambulance door locks Capt. (iray explained that a pleased to have finally come of the beauty pageant, wild nished with additional Infor- (ipenln'K-of«55-mlle stretch of — on ii por unit basis, W. Cslk, tho Democratic can- had. been removed so the deed to (lie properly, empty to a settlement. the contestants will be es- mation they requested, Town- rnllrond Unking Turkey with In other action, tho Com- didate. overhead doors could not he because of a court injunction "Like most good settle- corted by u Marine Corps lion, ship Clerk Anne C. Swltok has HIIIKHI'III. Previously trains mittee- introduced an ordi- Tim three »ro seeking the opened from outside. The since May 17, was given the ments, this represents a com- or guard. copies of engineering draw- from Istanbul to Kuropo had nance appropriating $1,200 to three-year uncxplrcd term of locks themselves were dis- squad Wednesday night by promise by each side from Mr. Caputo said all single IngN submitted to fill thu state to detour acres? tircok terri- pay for tho recently com- Robert J, Strung, who resign- abled by having their screws Township Council when an their original positions," Mr, girls between (he ages of 10 tory. > . pleted municipal revaluation. ed. removed. Lock.s on smaller out-of-court- agreement of - Heweli (31) Angels. singing their swan song short- Armand Giglio caught six . 1.DU»eGeer (H)U;«; 2. JoeHorntr 1969. In his nearly three years all responding in that location, 151; 3, Mel Kuril (H); 4. Ron Story 15); Gene Autry, board chair- with California, his teams ly. Experts from Julians prc-- bass and two kingfish in the 5. Jim Jensen IS); 6. Voughn Johnson man of the American League Blowfish, the chicken of the (SI; 7, Rich Cullen (S); I. Dan Duncan won 221 games and lost 225. dict a good weekend at the surf. The kings weighed up to 1H); i, Steve Wilson (S); 10. Pete Sov- team, and Bob Reynolds, sea, has also been reported at 3??.: Howell won, 21-24 president, issued a statement the Highlands Bulkhead. Freshman: Southern won, 18-39 saying the contracts of the Blowfish are hitting on just MoiwKpan (W - Jockson (JO TRN Belts Wave Kickers about anything from squid,- 1. Jim Hoflnemaiin (J) 14:01; 5. Jim five would not be renewed. Clayton (M); 3. Bill Canlleld (AM; 4. Toms River North un- pass from Paul Larsen into a goal for Point Boro, but later and dam to blood and sand Pool Mazur (M); 5. Rich LombordI (J); Phillips was offered a job in e. Mike McCobe (Ml; 7. Oan Brennon the Angels' player personnel leashed 33 shots at Long third period score, and Ron in the first period, Greg Mon- (AA); I. Jeff Ramsdell (Ml; 9. Mike Wll: VMT son (J); 10. Bernle Potkay IJ). and scouting department but Branch goalie Mike Anthony Fidalgo scored twice and as- tanelli tied the game for Rari- ; on the way to a 6-0 win over sisted on a third goal in the. tan. CiM») — Red Bath Cath. (It) did not say whether he will t. Bill Huntley 14:07: 2. Steve the Green Wave. In a non-con-., fourth. George Glandz scored Slorace (C ; 3. Jim Kelser (R); 4. Tom accept the offer. Tom Keith sent Boro ahead O'Oora '"C' i SS.. Kevin Borrow* (R),- 4. There was no hint from ference game. Point Pleasant on Fidalgo's assist, and Fi- to stay in the third when his Bob Glbbs (C)(C); 7. Tom Meyer (C); I. Boro beat Raritan, 3-1. dalgo scored on passes from PotHlcmv (fll... ; 9. Steve Berko IC); 10. management when a new shot caromed off a Raritan Stevt Hommn (C)(L. .- IJUULJU1JLJLJL&1 Paul Larsen and Chris Schlue- J.V: CBA won 15-50 manager would be named. • The Mariners scored five of player and into the net. Ran- Freshmon: CBA won XMO The coaches are Rocky their six goals with the wind ter. dy Hocking got the insurance PANELING SALE Brick. .. ,17) - Neptune (44) Bridges, Carl Koenig, Pete beginning with Craig Blake's Anthony had 19 saves, but goal in the fourth with a pen- 1. Cormen lolloil. (Bl 11:1); 7. Ron Savings to 60% - Frl., Oct. 8 thru Tues., Oct. 12 Brooks IB); 3. Alan Kessler IB); 4. Reiser and Norm Sherry'. •tally in the second period. Long Branch was able to get alty kick. 5t»v» MtDufly (N); S. Tom Darnell Blake scored off a corner kick (Bl; 6. Emit Irimtmger (B); 7. Hubert The announcement had only 10 shots at the Mariner Greg Karpinski had eight Weyerhasuaor Jones . Pol Waters (B), ?. Ed from his brother Lance. Bill Morgan IB); 10. Jeff Kline IB). been forecast for weeks after net. saves for Boro, and Brian J.V.: Brick won, 15-50. a year of turmoil highlighted Ryan upped the lead to 2-0 Toms River North is now 6- Parkinson had 12 stops for the POT 0* LUCK St. Jtrtn V. (IS)-Monolapan (50) with a penalty kick. 0-1, and Long Branch is 4-3. RANCH 1. Dave Cramer (SJ) 14:47; 2. Brian by the celebrated Alex John- Rockets. Raritan had 15 shots Barrett (SJ); 3. BOB MacAuley (SJ); 4. Scott Strunk converted a Bert Ionno scored the first and the Panthers had 19, PANELING Dave Blahs (SJ); 5. Andy McDonnell WALNUT A (SJ); 6. Gary Hlqley (SJ); 7. Frank Shonohon (SJ); 8.lonnle Llpperl ISJ); v. John Pallodino (SJ); 10. Jim Krletler (SJ). Hatnni Junior-Senior Prelinished 1st Quality Mlddlilown (21) - Motowon («) Event in Semifinals 4x8 sheets 99 99 '. Gory Mitchell ond Pete Won- 4x8 sheet nlnoI tiv(MwI lietie., 13:3»vt'.jti ; o3.. BOBoOb vaWaitn I Brunty MIDDLETOWN-The Values to Cash'n (Ml 4. Joe Siewczyk' (MR); 5. Clark M NEXT TIME YOU THINK ABOUT Cash 'n carry fleg. 7.00 carry y Wolverlon (MR); «. Dennis ModtJIlModdlltt Bamm Hollow Junior-Senior $22.00 (MR); 7. Ed Kamnltzer (M); I. Pele 1 Brodv (_M); 1. Joe DIPadova (M); 10. Tournament reached the sem- 2 Jock O'Reilly (MR). Freshman score: Boyshore 18. Mota> ifinals Sunday. wan Reg 37, won by Jock Manning M) Bill Nichols and Harry WATER. FAUCET WAM GOOD OLD SMI 1:40 (new freshman course record.)) Charpek defeated Frank Gim- Wall T»p. (24) — Henry Hudson (]]) 1. Pete Aboklan (W) 12:41; 7. Rich brone and Fred Barnette. Ben Avocado Oak ; 7.77 3.33 Green Mist .....13,00 0.99 Estelle (mi 3. Rich Hufman IHH); 4. AMERIGW CHLORINATH) FAUCET Jell Greillich (HH); 5. Jefl Reifer Roberts.and Stan Frey erased (HH); 6. Kevin Ingles (W); 7. Jell Fos- Antique Elm ..7.77 3.33 Driftwood 13,00 6.99 ter (W); I. Sieve Gibson (W); 1. Bruce Vinnie and Richard Schaller. Hawkins (Wl; 10. Lee Baker (HH). Frank Bauer and Frank Maz- WAM ASK YOURSBf... WHBI Golden Ash 9.09 3.99 Blue Bird Birch .'.'..14,46. 7,09' Short RegRet.. (Ill-Contro(Ill—ctnlrol «4> za Jr. advanced by defeating Evergreen 9.06 3.99 Tawny Oak , 14.40. t.99 1. Jim Beolv(SBeo' —) 11:34; 1." Ric- 'h Kul- ck (S); 3. Troy White (C); 4. Eric Tom Thompson and John Car- Mountain Walnut.... 10.20 3.99 IbocItzmok —n "(S); 5. Vlnce Plontamura Weathered Spruce... 15.00 8.88 Malt; zI, Jim Postorlus (S); ;. Drew roll, and Frank Goger and •Conestoga Birch ..8.88 3.99 Little (S);"•'. Torn cdnnoly'lC)';'97Bob m THE LAST TIME YOU WW Sunflower 15.50 8.88 Smith is); 10. Luis Morris (S). Walter Blaine downed Miram J.V.: Short Regional won, 19.42 Martinolli and Dave Borowka. Brlarwood 9.90 4.44 Heritage Pine 17,50 9.95 Blue Spray , ..1Q.20 4.99 Colonial Oak 17.00 9.99 ABOUT A O\SE-OF TYPHOID? Cinnamon Mist 11.00 4.99 Cinnamon Elm 18.00 10.99' Silver Ash..,. H.2O' 4.99 Genuine Rosewood 36.0011.95 TENNIS Seville Elm '. 10.80 5.49 Olde English Pecan 22.0011.99 Pioneer Birch 12.8O 5.55 Huntsman Pecan..; 28.0012.95 Amazon Rosewood ;... 11.40 5.99 American Walnut 30.0015.99 INDOORS - NOW! Heritage Chestnut 12.90 5.99 MonekyPod ...48.0016.95 COURT TIME AVAILABLE EVERY DAY Burnished Walnul 13.50 6.99 Ebony...'. 60.0019.95 for Men, Women & Children Rough Sawn Suspended Ceiling RAISED PANEL Choose your time by The day, any day or '/,-ihicK PANELS DOORS Reserve a court for the Winter Season. 1«"lliick Asstd. 6lM3 (Reserved lime players signed after today will be Reg. $16.00 entitled to make, up for the reserved time lost so far this season without extra charge.) ARMSTRONG VINYL ASBESTOS SHAG CARPET SHUTTERS FLOOR TILE 1!i" thick 1st quality apj nt\ REASONABLE RATES f ot quality j HH '/.' 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(1-1) at Toms River North morrow. LEONARDO - Mrs. Point Beach-St. Joseph's Point Beach 14-6 Point Beach 19-6 Point Beach 12-0 Point Beach 14-12 "•;• The show.will consist of Charles Paterno shot low Oakland 27, Denver 10 East Orange 13-7 compete for trophies and rib- S. Francisco 24. L.A. 17 Brick Twp.-East Orange East Orange 16-14 Brick Twp. 14-13' East Orange 14-7 bons in 16 events including both English and Western gross in Class VA" com- ciihin AV Dallas 37, N.Y. Giants 24 SUNDAY pole bending and open barrel classes. , • petition at Beacon Hill Coun- St. John V 14-6 RB Catholic 13 7 St JchnV 13-6 St John V. 8-6 Last Week: 8-4-1 R.B. Catholip-St. John. V. racing. The program will begin at try Club here yesterday, while Mater Dei-Queen of Peace Mater Dei 20-0 Mater Dei 13-6 Mater Dei 14-6 Mater Dei 19-13 8:30 a.m. A nominal fee will Mrs. John March captured Season: 21-15-3 (.583) Live calf roping by the Girls be assessed each class; Rodeo Association will begin low net. at 1 p.m.,' performed by pro- Mrs. Lyman Johnson was fessionals who appear an- low gross, winner in "B", and LINCROFT - The first an- Mrs. Dee Jeffers shot low net. Bill Brown of the Minnesota nually in Madison Square Gar- Vikings leads active National den. nual Colts Neck Girl Scout Mrs. Charles Stava had low Horse Show will be held Sun- gross and Mrs. Lawrence Car- Football Conference rushers Speed, color and timing day starting at 9 a.m. at Fire ton had low net in "C " with 5,192 yards. He's a 10-year characterize the barrel races, Company number 1, Rt. 537 in man. a strictly timed event to be Colts Neck. performed by the girls, around Both Western and English a doverleaf. course. classes are included. Freehold Today Freehold Results Entries WMtttr - cltor Treat — lo»f. Model Mem (Lohmeysr Jr) 7.10 <.lo lit — 11SW; pace; 1 m in — »IW0: pace; 1 ra Pine Hill Kino (Jo«o«r) ,,...6-! Hokey Spoil* (Boushard). s.« 3,» 2.80 Son Morc6 (Lomb) 4,50 Alton Prom (Gale) 5-2 Empty Pockels (Rluo) 1-1 Set Your Boots 7lfi - «J,s»; pact; 1 m Dublin Mom (Le Cause) 3-1 Howders Joy ID'Aleslo) ,....M Don Carlos (Worrlll) 3.80 3.20 210 Becky Jone (Skinner) 7-2 Pleasant Kim (Dobkowskl) 15-1 (RathtMIW) 2 80 2.20 Bye Bye Bcecriwood (Ketly) .,..20.1 atom YMn Maria) 4.00 Picks Good Boy (Thomas) o.6O 5.20 Koppo Key (Mccondlessl 6-1 Huwrt (Skinner) 5,20 Miss A Clay (Shoemaker) t-1 Sybil Lobell IMcGovern) SO Beater Knight (Mello)....25.2010.20 5.40 EKacIa (4!) 14.10 Glqdvs Scott (Thomas) SO TheiElljffitl' Hartvllle Time (Jaeger) t.ta 3.41) Hlim Rose (Frock) 10.1 J M Lucky (Lomb) 5-i (Say Looan (Gaollordl) 3,60 Miss New Dean (Hubbord) 15-1 Amerljo Hanover iDancer Jr) 3-1 Pundll (Dancer) 4.1 Daily oiubii (7-7) 45.00 Mr. - U,M«,- pacoj I m COLT Tidal Gala (Ouortler) 2? 85 9.110 4.40 2nd — SUM; pace; 1 m Moondowner (Pocza) 4-1 Jaziy Craln (Hubbard) , B-l Jrd — «ltOO; pace,- I tn Portly Sunny IFIIIon) 4.cO 3 40 Honorocle (Flllon) 5-2 Comdcn Doctor (Ralhbone). 4.40 I C Rainbow (No Driver) •..:....3-1 Lucky Ben (Edmunds) 10-1 Tin Tin (Smllh) 18.00 6.»0 5.40 Donny Abbedalc (Gent) 4-1 Ketchum Boot (Ralhbone) 12-1 First Volu« IMcKenno] 4.80 1.40 Wi-il4M;poce/lm Tobln Hanover ISmllh) t-I Bxolled Ruler (Abbatlello) 12-1 CMDartser (SIcHord) S,*o Kokos Prldo (FawccH).... 9.B0 5.40 340 Sassy Special (Rodacrs) t-l Bxactq (5 0 7I.I0 DH( Hey Won (Roslno) 3,60 3,60 Foroiall (No Driver) .-. ...LI Wi - HIM; pace; 1 m IDH) Alton Dllllon ILooney)...4.40 5.09 Quick Pete (Rlno) 10-1 Home Coming (Inokal) 4-1 4lti — IIMO; pocoi 1 m Exacto (M)IMO Urgent Sea (Price Jr) IM Next Move (Flllon) 3.1 d Mighty Exocto wn. .\J,, Friilnv, Orlniirr 8. 1971 ANNOUNCEMENTS lost end Found Lost and lOJT - fiOf Auto* For Sol* f Autos For Sol* Autftf For Sol* Lost and Found „ LOST - Colllt. Mbit OKI WKIIt war «IO now, N«w Shriwiburv vlcliMly. AMMM > Mmt «t "Clip' or "Ini " Lemt M W:LOST - Lono hoirid omur colored coi, . mol?. mln, choke collar, literal reword, tu- r« collor«ll" will, «(0 Bonk prto Call viclrM^fctoean.HJi.R. BEST rn. But. SM. Evinlnoi 7IJ.03M. . ' : . MW. , ;•• ' _____.' ___ REWARD. Call j<»-KM._ Autos For Sale LOST^rTOJiTLjbr oderTHriVvtrT Travel — TranipontdifDh Autos For Sale "Frill " In Sen Bright. Reward. for Less at M3 0110 FUORT6AB6U>JD LadH cirpty. Inure:!. Coll Celwt«r> LOSLO5T--'Ti»oTtnTiioundT s ((«m«ilet KITSON WhMwhilO eViltl Utir* Ulltk enl lUfd" ton Fl* I'.d vlrlnilv MoreonvMI N.HJ R«»arRdd C'Co'l_5?l 591l IM»mi. EXPENTENCEO DRIVE'*""Amlioon, I" U "Where l car to Idaho mi Welt, leovlno SAYS: FOUND —~TJoor strlpad kllttn with do CHEVROLET lleo collar, vicinity Atlantic Hljhlond the action is!" AUTOMOTIVI • Public Notices u 1967 MUSTANG Autos For Sale V-8, automatic transmission, pow- S TRFfosTiiRUNO FO¥E5T7 er steenng and radio. Hardtop. 1972 OLDSMOBILE WAGONS — Oct. 14,1:30 am. sponsored by Ni Shriwsbury.Uncrort Garden Club, Hnct 1966 TEMPEST vatlorn, Mr>. J, Flockhart, 741-KU, b Four-door ntdon. Factory dr. On* ownnr. WAS >1595 NOW* 1389 Frl.. Oct. J. U.7S p«r penon. Wuil t» ««n to b» appr«elot«o- Straub for you in 72 Autos For Sale RASSAS PONTIAC »S BriSdIt. EvtiWl's. unllml 9 R" Son* 1967 COUGAR 1961 FORD OALAXIE - XLjbo, y.l, pow- V-8, hardtop, automatic trans- er iteerlna old brakes, automatic trant- 1969 CONTINENTAL mliilon, bucket lean. Very good condi. mission, power steering, radio and tlon. S!75, 291-9481. vinyl roof. Cutlass Cruiser VOLKSWAGEN — WO. Yellow. Sunroc MARK 111 Radio, wtiltewall tlrei. wto'im wow* 1579 OPTIONS W-V6S | Full power, air conditioned CHEVROLET STATION WAGON - l»e, WAGONS Good condlllon. DBS. Call all weekind. 1967 FALCON cruise control. Tilt wheel. 2913t] OLOSMOBILE STATION WAGON Futura, sport coupe, automatic 1972 OPELS 19/0. Fully equipped, oir. Low milcog transmission, power steering, ra- '3995 Like new. S39M, SSi-OSOS. dio and vinyl root, 1M9OPELKAOETT 2'door sedan. 1750 mvms JVOW*1 139 •42-7127 196) PONTIAC TEMPEST - ConyerllUr Vista Cruiser V-«. Thro speed standard shift. Gooo Wall condlllon. Ajklng J975. W-1093. 1967 * , "Reacjy for Immediate delivery!" Shrewsbury, N.J. More Classified WILLYS JEEP Shrewsbury Avt., At Jytamort on Next Page 4.\*neel wagon 747-5400 BUY FROM THE BIG ONE IN NEW JERSEY Autos For Sale ms'ms HOW*1779 Our 1972 Pontiacs are here! Custom Cruiser So all our 71 leftover 1967 TCMPEST 4-door sedan, automatic trans- All 1972 Models in stock! PRICES mission and radio. BUICK-OPEL Priced right lor immediate delivery are •'Get a 264-4000 piece of DOWN 1965 MUSTANG theAction DOWN I: Hardtop, automatic transmission, 566-3600 " radio. Hwy. 35 Keyport open til 9 p.m. Down 110 MAIN STREET MATAWAN Sot. til 6 p.m. at mm DOWNES PONTIAC I966BUICK ! 62 LOWER MAIN STREET MATAWAN (Between Hwy. 35*34 ol tha Parkway Ovtrpoiil Special, 2-door sport coupe, auto- matic transmission, power steer- Open Dally 'Til f p.m. Wed and gt •Tllipm , ing and radio, air conditioned. 566-229? I w*$*im NOW*969 OH! HAVE WE GOT 1966 Our used cars OLDSMOBILE Vista Cruiser, station wagon, automatic trans- are guaranteed 100%* mission, power steering and radio. not to make you nervous was SU95 LEFTOVERS "The dealer guarantees 100% to repair or replace the engine, transmission, rear axle, front axle assemblies, BRAND NEW 1971 brake system and electrical system for 3Q days or 1000 1966 VALIANT miles, whichever comes first. Only those pars that pass : 2-door sedan, automatic trans-1 our IB-point inspection get this guarantee. ,- mission, and radio. «oiv*779| 1963 VOLKSWAGEN J695 'CHRYSLERS ; 1966 DODGE Sedan, black, red interior. ' Coronet, 2-door. automatic trans- mission, power steering, radio and bucket seats. PLYMOUTHS 1966 VOLKSWAGEN *1495 $ N0lV 789 Bus, Red, white $ 1965 FALCON DUSTERS 1967 VOLKSWAGEN i395 Futura, V-8,4-door sedan, auto- Squareback wagon, radio, heater, beige. matic, transmission, power steer- ing and radio. jr.. AND WE'LL SELL THEM *T«1 M1JM0M N0W$899 1968 VOLKSWAGEN.., *1495 Sedan, red, radio, heater. 1966 ANY PRICE! $ MERCURY, 1968KARMANNGHIA 1595 Coupe, bluei black Intorior. , . .. c...s> Colony Park station WE'RE NOT CONCERNED WITH PROFITS wagon, automatic trans- mission, power steering "SO WE'RE ACTUALLY GIVING THEM AWAY WE'RE ONLY and radio. 1968 VOLKSWAGEN „ WAS $995 iCONCERNED WITH MOVING OUT THESE BRAND NEW CARS! Bus, beige, radio, heater. YOU'LL NEVER AND YOU DEDUCT 1971 VOLKSWAGEN J3995 THE EXCISE TAX ... Rebatable Deluxe Camper. Includes: Tent, AM-FM radio, small boat healer 1965BUICK PAY 7% OFF poptop. ISO €ARS IN STOCK... Riviera, hardtop, automatic trans- I mission, power steering, seat and LESS /?READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! USED CAR PRICES SLASHED TO... windows, radio, and air condi- 1962 PORSCHE tioning. '71 DUSTER $1297 '71SATEIIITI $3799 [ Spirt ClJpl f 3*5,225 tnglne,3 ipted, Hick iWf,vinyl le[(Rl tflt^.fi?^ cir condilioncd, 31S, VS, a MAKE ROOM FOR 1972'S! "1600': coupe. WAS '1295 NOMr^i 189 irior, tadio, vinyl roof, higS impact paint, w.w, malic powir ilvtring, alt tinted glan, rerrolt conlrol ['tirtl, tor-red. mirror, radio, white- wall tfrei, all cuilam cxlroi, Doric '71CHRYSLER S3997 '69 MUSTANG $1897 '68 PONTIAC $11971 '71DUST1B $129 J btutmttoliic. Niwport, 4 door hordfop, oir condi* Convertible, radio, automatic, powi Colalina, 4 door,.rcdio, automatic,| I Sport ClUp*,i?656, 71b «ngim, 3 ipied, ilick shift en '7I5ATEIUTI $3834 tioned, radio, oiilomaiic, powsr iteerinQ, red. power ifeering. 1965 CHEVROLET ;nO9S 1964PONTIAC 1 tK# floor, radio, vinyl \rUt\bt, white wall tir*i, liflnt the Stllian Wj£CfT,/67i, Cuiiem, oir condliloned, V8,2B3, '69TOV0TA $1597 '67 MUSTANG $13971 Irnpala converiiblB, radio, heater, automatic, V-8, power steering! Grand Prix, automatic trans- [ (f!ooi, radio, vinyl iniirior, whittwall firei, bronn nul- oulomalic, power tiering, radio, heavy duly brokei, 70 MUSTANG $2597 Corona, 4 door, radio, hooter, «t Hardtop, radio, healer, automatic, | mission, power steering, radio and vinyl infcrior# UghV packcigi, all tinted gtan, renal* Kardlop, radio, heater, automatic, veiy economical, powerile*ring,tt(. bucket seats. '71SATILL1TI $3025 'MSATIUiri 13155 lit ft fit VJ{on, jf 1294, 9 pamngfr, oir conditioned, 70 MAVERICK $1597 CcitinBnfnl, 4 cfr. haidtop, air cord Hardlop, nir fondilioned, oulomalic, | 318, V8, automotiir, powsr iteering, power loll gala 1963 FAIRLANE "2 door hiKrJtop, indio, heotcr, auto- Honed, full/ pownr equipped, vinyl power tlpiring. window, radio, vin^l inferior, light poeitoge, high Im- V-8, 2-door hardtop, automatic. Peering, tut* giip, linled wndihield. undercoat, moiic, powenttering. transmission, powor steering and vinyl roof, bod/ tide vinyl moulding, He km vhfgl pact point, all linfed gltm, rernole control mirror, roof '66 PONTIAC $697| fiir deflector, fuggogs rack, whita wall tirei, bahamo Calalino, 2 door hardtop, nir condi- \ radio. | covers, wriilt wall lirei, dual horni, cigorelli lighter, '69 TOROHADO..... $3297 •6°8PLYH0UTH!1 $1997 1969CHEVROLET. J2195 yellow. day/niglit mirror, njedium green metallic, Hardtop, oir condiflonsr, fully power Sport Suhiirhnn 0 pnnenger, wng- tioned, ouiomalie, power iti-ning. Camaro convertible, radio, heater, automatic, power steering, V-8. WAS>495 '71 SATULITI 11318 '71 SATULITt $4061 equipped, vinyl roof, Ilkt raw, on,airtondilioned,ouomoli<, powei '66 RAMBLER $697f NOw*399 j CusUm, 4 tm, j 143 I. air eonditienid, 318, VS, aulo- R«{ent WlJO/i, #1584, 9 ponengir, air conditionfrf, '69 IMPERIAL $3197 Waflen, rlajiit, fadie, hialer, aulo- 318,VS,outomolic, radio, powrrttisn'ng, power malic radio, power iltering, vinyl in'erior, ell lintrd Crown, 2 door hardtopp, oir eondi* •68 PLYMOUTH $1797 brolt!,dijtbrokei,powirtalfgat» window, light gltni, deluxe whrel toveil, whifi woll lint, aW cuifom liortsd, ftilly po equipped, vinyl Spoil Suburban wagon, air'Condi 1971 FORD J1995 «ntrai,Tonme!allic. package, floor mofi, lure c'"p, oil (inled glatt, remolt '(6 TEMPEST $697 ""TRUCKS™ t ion I'd, radio, oulomalic, powe ia, qulomnfir, pnwir '7ISATILLITE 13306 control mirror «'?clr!c tlajk( ygrlnbli Ipttii wipin, Pinto coupo, radio, healer, r corditiontd, 310, r conditioned, full po* tt, etc, '65 MUSTANG $997 V8, oulomalic, power itBering.rodio, vinyl inferior, all '7irURyiII $3732 '68 DODGE $1597 Convsrlib'., rfldio, liBOlir, tlicb iHijl, 4 floor §hf>b, oir conditioned, 318, V8, aulomolic, pr>w- 1970 BRONCO inled g!on, utideronl, deluxe wheel coven, o)l cui- Caroml, hnrdlnp, 2 dnor, radio • It. er il^ring, power diic broliej, o'l tinted flloH, iltitl '69 FORD $2597 . V-8, wagon, 4-wheel aulfttnatit, p*oer jleeiing. vlny drive and angle plow. '71 SATELLITE $3451 mouhtiDtj, bumper gufjidi, vinyl roof, bod/ fids vinyl '65 TRIUMPH $797 moulding, deluxe whrd (ovprj, while woll tiiei, light rB4,f,rir. Srhrinf, j*d*O, 2 door hordlop, an fondirionr-d, 318, green metollir. $ V8, radio, power lining, ouromolic, vinyl int*;ior, 'lima $1497 [65 BU1CK $797 3095 high Impocl painl, ol| liilfd fjltm, dt\\jin wheel cov- '69 MUSTANG $2297 • Sable, i rinnr hwdtop, t\it cr ityloik wYiftnn, indio, hraitt, oulo- en, white wall lirei, variable tpftd v/ip^it, iemcie A Partial listing pnv.tr (leering, elc, >, pnwer ilrenifj, butknt icalt, 'CSBlTlCK * .$1397 196? CHEVROLET •tiy (haip. 65 FORD $697 ip6NTiAC BONN TIME TO TRADE UP! •Iwrfns • CIMI>. WM «G or [JP^tonion. 8«nonobie. Sttmj. oiler. Cull 581 4«») ml/is. Exceilenl condlllon. (2.S00, Call I960 CADILLAC LIMOUSINE — Dual air PON TI AC C A 7 A i. IM A ~\wC~ UI ne • po i I4J-3972 or 7«l-2«8, I9A0 CHRYSir-R WINDSOtt •'- Aijlniittjtlr conditioner, dual heater, curtains, lope ienoer stotton wagon. Aulomalic, power trunsmlsiton, pwwpr ^tpcrlny, New Ironl deck, many extras, very good condition, ifeerlng. E^lro wheels, good tires (two iWPWf i ATnXgTtTKlTa n brokci mil rnullltr, tISO. »110V», «;w or besl oiler. Call iit-UV, new). MM). 741-5131 after i p.m. TSliflL5iiStfarLEOelmjni d woaof). Power steering, air condlllonlno, hordlop, oir condiljoned, »3D0. Coll aufomoMc. Great shape, atkjna t200O, GTO \tb9 -~ Convertltflc. rourspflfd con !?iFv6TjZ^ATSrrco7wc7ii6T»76o oO rAidCAiiU ~Fo"ur door." (047 or 3U-749I Doytlme 74I-7S03. Evened 741-71!?. - dio/carpellna, excellent condition. Asking Best offer. Coif oiler 4 p.m. sole, Irjpe, pr>wer \leerittrj* £ix£:ellenl ton *1400. Call T47-95M. 19S5 THUNDERBIRO — Very good condi- WTTOH&vTiputoitrT ; dilten. Kfiownaljlf;, SM43&7. 4«\M* ; tion. 12000 llrm. Coll four door sedo't, while, r our new tires. wTKKKiC€»TGVioiircCk%iic OLOSMijBTCeiii \ilySuriii i Low mileage. Good condition Inside ond " "iW M&B —"wtiifieVonvarllblBl 1I4K Very clean, Whlltvralli. 12SS. Call alter 1 dan, Power brakes and steering. New dy- out. Phoin W »« otlcr i p.m. ' p.m' 787-6VM. nogloss tires, uia. Coll in-7?>i. 1971 THUNoBilrttS — Medium green, Phone 7»7-8W vinyl roof. AM/FM stereo, oil power, '"JWI)TOYOTA~C6RONA~— Aliio'rnoiic," 10,00gmiles. 15200. 7l7-a69Joller 4p.m. Autos For Sale "~ "Aiifos For Sale Autos For Sale . 4IS95. Coll Spm. to (p.m. Weekends onyllme. 741.7617.

... or trade up to the beautiful 1971 Chevrolets while they More Classified last,.. Sava hundreds of dollars now! (We also have.a few low mile- on Next Page age 1971 Chevrolet executive cars and demonstrators) Autos For Sale ... or trade up to one of our @ USCU PARMl LISTING OF OUR fABUlOUS BARGAINS TO BE SURE! 1969IMPALA M895 1967 BUICK M595 SEE Sport sedan, blue, air conditioned, full-power, ra- Sportwagon, grean, V-8, automatic, six passenger, dio, healer, whitewalls, vinyl top, ale, AM-FM, mag wheels, etc. 1968BUICL. $1995 1967 COUGAR M595 RASSAS PONTIAC Sport eedan, brown, air conditioned, lull power, ra- XR-7, Coupe, blue, air conditioned, full power, vinyl of Red Bank dio, heater, whitewalls, vinyl top, etc. root, radio, heater, etc. $ that you are getting BEST 1968 BUICK M295 1967 MUSTANG... 1395 POSSIBLE PRICES on all Skylark sedan; brown, V-fi, aulomalln, vinyl trim, Coupe, turquoise, V-8, air conditioned, aulomatic, New 1972 and leftover radio, heater, whitewalls, etc, power, radio, healer, ale. 1971 Pontiacs! $ $ 1968 BUICK 1495 1967 BELAIR 1295 you are buying from the ElecUa convertible, maroon, lull power, windows, Wagon, maroon, six passenger, automatic, power, AM-FM, whitewalls, etc. radio, hoaler, whitewatls. OLDEST & MOST EX- $ PERIENCED Pontiac 1968 IMPALA M495 1966 CAPRICE 1195 dealership with the repu-. , 4-door, red, air conditioned, aulomatic, power, ra- 9 passenger wagon, gold, V-8, automatic, power, dio, healer, whitewalls. root rack, etc. tation for CARING about you! 1968 IMPALA $1395 1966MALIBU.. Ml 95 Convertible, green, V-8, automatic, power, radio, Sport coupe, gold, V-6, automatic, power, vinyl that ALL PRICES, terms heater, wtiitBwalls, etc. trim, radio, healer, etc. and allowances quoted 19680ldsmobile 88*1295 1966MAUBU $995 are firm and not subject Sedan, gray, vinyl tool, lull power, radio, heater, Convertible, turquoise. V-8,4-speod, radio, heater, to added cost at time of whitewalls, etc. whilewalls, etc. delivery! $ 1968BELAIR J.I 195 1965 FORD XL 995 YOU'LL BE SURE .. of getting the BEST of 14-door, white, V-8, automatic, vinyl trim, radio, Coupe, boige, air conditioned, full power, buckets, • EVERYTHING ina New heater, etc. etc. ' 1972 Pontiac or.1971 $ SPECIAL 1968 OLDSMOBILEM195 1965 FORD 595 1967 leftover or a locally driv- F85,4-d'por, dark blue, V-6, automatic, radio, heat- • 4-door, blue, six cylinder, 3-speed, radio, heater, PLYMOUTH en used car from... Fury, 4-dor er, whlta'walis, discs. . whitewalls, discs. n TWO NAMES YOU CAN TRUST" MULLER RASSAS PONTIAC 325 741-3130 RED BANK, N.J. CHEVROLET Son/Ing Monmouth County sinca1930 HWY. 34 MATAWAN 395 BROAD 741-51$0 RED HAS YOUR STREET opwimiHGsoHmf BANK Luxury Car FANTASTIC SALE GONE UP IN SMOKE? LIMITED SUPPLY OF NEW

1971 FORDS - MUSTANGS - TORINOS Buy /our next used car Prices so low — we can't print them with Station wagons, hardtops, sedans CONFIDENCE LET Buy them while the\ last CONTINENTAL MERCURY,., 1972 MARK Ills One 1971, three 1970s, three 1969s, All are GIVE YOU THE LUXURY & QUALITY equipped with lull power, air conditioning, and many oth- YOU DESERVE... SAVE EVEN MORE er extras. Priced to sell. FOR AWT LESS! ON OUR

1971 MERCURY COUGAR 2-DR. HARDWPS DEMONSTRATOR SALE Four to choose Irom. These are all low mileage cars thai have been well serviced by us. All are air condi- tioned and in top condition. You can M0NTEG<' save plenty with these. $3514 Prices Sign At 1971 MERCURY COMETS COUGAR CONVERTIBLE Two to pick from and both are low mileage tars as described LOW MILEAGE - PRICE above but do not have air conditioning. A real buy for someone. Prices Start At 1 - 4-door T-Bird 3 - Squires CONTINENTAIS One1D71 4-door, two 1970 '2217 tour doors, and one 1970 two door hardtop. These 5 - LTD's 2 & 4 Door hardtops raded cars are all In ex- cellent condition and tre- mendous savings offered on Prices Start At $4732 - Torino 2 - Mavericks COMI-T2-DOOR COLONY PARK WAGON Beside the above, make sure to see our fine selection ol station WE ONLY LOOK EXPENSIVE wagons, hardlops. and sedans. Practically all have air conditioning and in mint YOU HAVE TO SEE THEM condition. Undoubtedly the widest choice ol hand STOP IN & COMPARE picked trades in the area. Th» above prlcot ir« tn» iiig- gatted basic retail.,. Com* In TO BELIEVE THEM SHREWSBURY, N.J. Fodsy ind gat a Wall value price!

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Shrewsbury Ave. m 747-5400 At Sycamore SHREWSBURwalY AVE. AT SYCAMORE Ilt 90 MONMOUTH ST. 741-6000 RED BANK : ! I bf f)«iMW»f<-r< Bcil Bank - n, \.|,, Fr%>, »ilojwr 8.19TJ Looking for a new house? Check today's

Help Wonted Mole i Hefp Wanted Autos For Autos^For Sale_ Autos For Sale Wanted Automotive IP70 SUICK -- Two-door hardtop, custom MUfiPliV & OAvlti^ON .injection, automatic, radio, snow tires LeSabre, like new, power steerln' 1967 COUGAR AWcede* Ben/ Soles nnd Service 1968 IAAPALA JUNK CARS" " MACHINE OPERATORS other extras, 7,300 miles. Excellent ccndl brakes, windows, seats, large enalne, \. Two-door harcHop. Air conditioned, aylO w* 9 Fiferiold 46? 5300 Two door hardtop. Vellow, black (Dp ond PICKED UC lion. 11750. MJ05«t alter 1:11p.m. nyl roof, rear defroster, new fires, oir malic, console, power (leering, ond vinyl Interior. VI, automatic, powfr iteerlng- conditioning. Loaded with extras. Must top. Sharp! Check our low price. 51»A\)B BUIIK .-OPFI. ExttpilDnQlty clean. TWINBROOK she( r iell. 13000, 264-5)25. NINE AC Wf.S ol No* onft V\?4 Cms Punch Press Brake 3 nyltop, stereo tape, Excellent concrllio RASSAS PONTIAC wyJ6 364 4000 Kryporf RASSAS PONTIAC AUTO WRECKING tJrtKL Office number 5M-4J18. SUN~BEAM"ATpTNtf-.- iui. Rodio^ hral 395 Broad SI. 741-5180 Red Bank Eatontown 542-2235 Eves, until 9 ~DAISUN~ " 395 Brood SI. 7J1-5.HO R«d Bank Welders Packers t^~CATALTNA" iCON VE RT IE1LE" Ver er, wire wheels. S9io. Linemen Coll 611-3111 WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE Eves, until V WANTED •- Cholcp uswltor*. wllh cer!t- good condition. S700. Call days, 78/6684 1965 CADTLLAC —TfeefwoofraroiJQhom. 370 Broad St. ?64 1323 Kevporl (ted mileoQc Co'itocl Ed Slgler. , Blue Cross/Blue Shield 6> eves., SM-4M3. _ _ :: Full power, tilt ond telescoping wheel, . melal-floke. HMO. Higher Rates l96sT0R6FACcbli~- 'sfoilon"wogon twillfe signal, controlled differential, Six cycylinderlln . Standard sttllt. Good condi- .ItCPSALES AND SERViCC M. SCHWARTZ Mi OLDSMOBILE JETSTAR eV-'pow llioni . WOWO 747569 cruise control, rear speaker, 6-way seal, Twin Bofo Molars, Inc. Vacation er steering, brakes, loctory ofr. 1875 a OO. 747-5649. trailer hilch. Real leather Interior, Body 131 E. Newman Springs Ra. Red Bonk 1969 DODGE — Charger RT, 140. facfr CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Overtime best olfer, 74I-SM4 after a. CA'TAU'NVT—"HaTdto'p. damaged In accident, but drlveoble. CALL NO* 7470040 brown. Cant, outomotlc, AM/FM radio. Apply In Person: $1,350. See at 75 White St., Red Bank days. PORSCHE ENGINE WANTED — Any t 91«~PbNrIAC~^~LTMWS convert1Vie Beautiful condition. New point, tires, and Power slecrlno'farakes. Asking 1400. loke une up. Reasonable. Call after t p.m. 49S- over pavmenlv WV4ao?. year, Reasonable. Coll Saturday 9 am. 1 p.m. Automatic. Good shape, HSO or best otler 0679. mn H R Y Si. EV —~tici Iten tTlTnS I ng CHEVROLETS — BRAND NEW 531 9J23 condition, Enalne recently overhauled. 19ifMERCURY"c VCLON E - f*bwer Doily 10 a.m. I p m. l97TfRTuMPHrBONNE"vifLE ItaT'FORb'GALAX'I'E 500 — "twcTdoor 1250 or best offer. Inquire Millie's Apis., !9?0 LEFTOVERS - Demo's and e*ecu- steerina, brakes, Automatic tronsniKsion. GET CASH TOR YOUR FOREIGN - Tordlop, Perfect condition. Air condl- 5co Breeze Way, Keansburg. lives tit greatly reduced prices. ExceMenl condillon. slISO or best pffer. AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH Low mlleoQe. MaKe offer. CllMllll Call 4W-0&8 or 49S0155. lloned. power steering. $1000. 264-5125. 1 MOTORS, INC. Hwy J5, Eolonlown, 142 ESTEY METAL PRODUCTS cWvR OU=t~l'e67TMPATA~^~supTr TOWNE CHEVROLET "'" 1964 CORVAIR Sport. V-8. Automatic. Power steering. TOrcORVAIRMON?* 34U. 1J48 CHEvTlT^- V-8. Fow'iweaTSoj 1st Ave., AHonllc Higfiloiid* (291 1101 Ntw Shrewsbury. New Jenty _M !_; wheels. Custom interior. Low mileage 175 or best ofler New tires. Excellent condition. 51350. Call Yellow, black interior. UfiS. CARS WAN 1 fcP - Wt PAY TOHli'^OR Good condition. 1150D, Call after 5 p.m 870-1677 days, 946-498], eves. 2294S89.. F & H Motors Inc. Phone 2J13M4. CLEAN USED CARS. CALL MR. VIN Authoruea Dcoim, , JttJWl i!«» TRiITMPTTsl"!TFISTE"^J>7666 1968 CHEVROLET M"ALIBU~-~ConverV rejfBoooirnnj CENT S4251O0. Business Notices Help Wanted Female Doaap and Dodge trucks Phone ofler 4 p.m. kSWA miles. Asking J900. Colt ible. Automatic. Snow tires. Good condi- Hwy 3S Ealontown, N.J. CASH FOR USED CARS — Trucks, lor- tion.. Needs patch on root. 11600. 842-44(5. NURSES S?00 6712536 541 till elgn or domestic, Dean, opposite Ti Coll 164493) otler 6 p.m. MGB • G t 196 7 — N e w ti7eT.~bo 11 e r v~ 1962 RA«ABLER"CONV¥(!TrBLEr^-~"Red. IJ6tTATr6LTOSo¥iLF^rv«6coir Ciuys, Mlddletown. 071-9844. RN'S-LPN'S .••••• ' KlfSON'CHEVROLET COco. Ible. Qood condltloo. ideal town car. ifJT v oi. K s wT r^RV v76 FaTeX brakes, exhaust, chrome wire wheels, Good condition. Best offer. For further In- Hwy 36 Entonlown Brond new prooresslve Heolth Con Focll- driving lights. 11000. 8424209 alter 5. formation, call 747-5757 after 6 p.m. 741 4248 attar S:30 p.m. LIN-AAAR llv now r«oi)y lo open iwo mor« polltnl shocks, paint lob. very good conditioditi n Auto Parts — Repairs UK.hk Col l 787-5311it lb. IJMFALCO — StatlonwagonTtTOog con nor». Fonloiilt ilorllnj wlarV plui b«n- flACEMP¥5TT9627c 1M9 MUSTANG — MaciTlT 35TaTTn""en• LBToLA eiiij Call 74MSS6.1 d,m. lo 5 B.m. for op- Running condition. SI50. ine. Standard. New lircs. Very good con- •dlllon. S!25. ExpertenttdBUILDER buiirttis '" Momnot'iS h COM I'wMfHWvToirEf —-Caprice wagon. 120 E. Newman SpSpringr s Call MS «151 1965 MGB polntmcn). Nine passenger. Full power, oir condi- Sitlon. WOO. 264-6453. 7474I2JJI 3 ry for over 1J yeorv VVp do adriitioni. rto mosi All parts Call 739-1109 mers, iiding, roofirrfl- moionry, kitchen ^SSTsfANTfoToNTROLLEfT R tioning. 671-1631. I965"CHRYSLER NEWPORT — E 970 GRAND PRIX — Low nilTeoge. Air MUSTANC !»»' — 38,000 mini. Four- TOWN'S, cdilNTR"v"0OD0E speed. Tapt deck. Coll olttr < p.m. batrHoorm and new ronstructinn on yni Woman wllh experience In bookketplnn, i»»">vWSl^^"^ie*'corverilbrerv~B :ondltlon. Call after 4 p.m. conditioning, AM-FM stereo. Clean. Call wllllno and capable ot ouumlnj r«pMB]- I 671-2)12 291-9189 after 3 p.m. 60 Moin SI.. Matawan 14J-M75 Auto Rentals automatic, oood condillon. 1750 or best ot- 566-6100 Dlllty. Excellenl referencei r«qu rid. 5- ler. Coll S83 468], iOKMTiialiiiripiacon 97T~PiNPfcT^ExcdTent ~ca nd 111i o nrpou r~- CHEVROLET — I95S. very oood condi- 787-08'16 day, 40-hour wteh. Company btr*llu. Ap« tion. Motor excellent. New ballerv. 57!. oly In person. Mon. through, mori Sol.i or mjTAOlLLAC -"be Vllle, veriTshorF (ftrtlbte. New clutch, tires, mutller and speed standard shlfl. 11650. TOWS FORD ear window. Excellent. U50. 671.9307. 279 Broodwoy Long Branch Also four 14" mogs with caps, S50. 291- Eall lor oppolnlment ot Oallclaut Or- Low mileage (41,000), comfort control, Call 787-5282 212-3600 RENT A CAR CHECK OUR PRICE chords, Rl. 34, Collt Neck. W-lllt. Or lull power, vinyl top, SI495. 741-8942. 967 BEL AIR — Station wagon. Power 968 PONTIAC — Cotollna convertible. CELLARS, ATTICS. YARDS CLEANED MJ0304 >rakes and steering. Needs some body Very low mileage, very good condition. ~DORE»US"FOR6~ 1963 CADILLAC — Four-doer. Al Is, J>J, HMTHUNDERBIRO WMonmoulh SI. Motor runs good. Call MOVING, HAULING, REFR O RN - Head nurse, to take full chorflt of 5850 firm. 'Ork. (400. After 6 p.m., 870-1308. Call otter 5, 747-3771. CRATORS. WASHERS MOVED. WIN Call 741-8145 after 5 p.m. MI-34U long estobllihed imall rurslng homt, Re- 1967~pTYMO U T H — Fa u r • d ooTVedon. ..TUDEBAKER 1961 — V-8. Good trans- BOATS AND DOW WASHING AND TREES CUT. N spo-insfbler . Excellent pa/ and btnifll*. CIRCLE CHEVROLET MERCURY PARK LANE — 1965. Four- ? wlir< Power steering, power brakes, oir condi- portation. Minor repairs. Asking SI25. Coil .'OB TOO BIO OR TOO SMALL. FRE welInltl y Halmdel. Coll " ' • CAOILLACS — 1567 Eldorado, 196B Con.tioning. S79S. 946-4259. (421132. 325'Maplc Avc. Rtd Batik doaritdan. 43,000 miles, 5575. ACCESSORIES ESTIMATES. 739 0448. • yertible, \W Sedan deVille, 1964 Convert 7411130 741-1117 S~ALESLADY™'^'uTl~Hm« permontnt po- tble. All full power, Priced just above 966~FOR D — ^usfo7n~/eToht-cyiTnd"erT ]95TdTDSWBXEAW WINTER COVERS HOUSE PAIN! (NO - li'lrnof F «trrn, sitlon, Some seHtna exp«rl«nci diitrctf. wholesale. Will accept trade. Call 259- ower steering, automatic. White with Best offer, Call after 6, SEE A "RUSSELL MAN" -- For Itir best VOLKSWAGEN 1968 FASTBACK - Ra- FOR YOUR BOAT AT Rrosonoblc roles lift rMirmil -. Ci pilose apply I" perion, Carroll t Stailtn- n\\. lye Interior. S875. 2647256. SBJ-3569 car buy*. RUS^F.t.L Olrtiniobitc CAD1L- dio. Oood condition. One owner. 11225. <>1 4S9I ery, 28 Broud St., Red Bank. LAC Co . 100 Newman Springs Re., RedCall W-551S or 7S7-IS9S. The Boatman's Shop WOMAITWANTEO — For sctintiout* Balk 7I1-CNI0. , 1966 OLDSMOBILE - Toronado, full I Whorl Ave. 7415780 Red Bai "WINDOW WASHING Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Open weekdays, 9 a.m. —A p.m. work, Hours flexible. Transportation to NOLAN MOTORS — W« sell more whole- power, new tires, exhaust, battery, 44,000 HOMES. APARTMENTS. OFFICE mllej. 11375. S72-1W. Colts Neck necessary, Call 43H734 be- sale Cadillacs lhan any other dealer In l«6XDT6 Eappep STORES, For trie eslimole. coll ''A tween 8 ond 5 p.m. New Jersey. Call 2292311. Johnson, U- as tank. Good condition Window Wmhlng SMVICI. S4MS». CHRYSLER NEWPORT - l»46 tour-OOOi p,m.-7!72025. 1971 OLOSA1OBILES — Laroe selection, sedan. Excellenl condition. Air condl- MSO. Coll be tfonlna, power steering, power brakes ~ ' ImmeUiotc delivery. STEVEN OLDSMO- 19' MINuif CLASS* FIBERGLA5 jrc..oN BILE, 110Main St., Matowan, 5W3600. MSO. Call ?»A B726 CAREER OPPORTUNITY - In 5ol««, KEEL DAY SAILER. Abundant leak trln Paneling. Cellars, Attics. Repair*, Smo wllh young, but established Realtor Firm. THE FINEST SELECTION - Of new and H67 OLDSMOBILE CuTCASS - Power, Exceptional off-shore trainer. Ideal tanil tohv Prtt estimatej 787 8195. Coll Mr. McGowon or Mr. Rv^n lor con- used cars In Monmouth County. Over 100 brakes, power steering. Air conditioned. mini-yacht. Completely eaulppeeaulpp d with ne FOR LIGHT HAULING tldcntlal Interview, H7-3OOI). McOowon, IT'S YOUR MOVE olr-conditioned now cars In stock. Best otler. Call 264-J6V7. ChrysleChl r 4 hJ229h.p. J229SS . 29100929100944. You coll, I'll hQul. Ryan Rcoilon, 234 River Rd,, Red Bonk. AAcGLOIN aUICK-OPEL INC., Shrews- l!MafETROLET7S • 741-7271 bury Ave., Mew Shrewsbury. 741-620O. Must sell. Sacrifice, J20O. 1962 CH6TEK - IB', 1962, 50 h.p. Mei ctry oulbcara. IV6V trailer. Needs worl OLDSMOaiLE-CADILLAC)— Veor end 946-4197 U0O firm. 164 6355. BACKHOE SERVICE LPN OR RN — Part-time or lull time. 3 TO A BETTER USED CAR sole. MAC CADI-OLDS, LonaBronch, 232- .1967 MUSTANG - Moss green convert- Chris Ab&il B'2-oa lo II ond U lo 7 shift. Call tor Interview \3}4 Ible. Excellent condition. 3-specd ston 25' SILVERTOH 1547 - Hardtop Sec mornings, W1-O440, . Sklfl. 150 h.p. Chrysler Super-Crown. 21! DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK? Roofing, lid dord, 289 cu. in. Forced to sell, going to IIKJ. Reasonable rot«. Coll lor Irw eitl AUSTIN AMERICA — J-door, 4-speed, college. Call 741-7447. hours, v-bunks. Head, sink. Icebox fflELPTSiTH THE FAMrrrFXPEffilff »1,«72. P.O.E. slightly higher with auto- Lighted olr guide compass. Wlndshielc mate between 7-9 p.m. weekdays. 7B7-2O2 — In a stimulating lob wllh flexible hou's. matic. Also Sprites, Mldoefs, MGB roads- iper, Ray Jefferson 2-scole deoth flnde Benefits. Call 741-1948. An equal opportu- ters — ST. A 1 G MOTORS. Asbury Sontorth onctior-new line, HOW raff. Fu EXPERIENCED PAINTERS — Inttrln nity employer. ... and we've got the BEST! Trucks For Sale exterior. Lower prices. Call Jim. Pork. 77S-34I3. summer and wlnjer canvas. Excetlen* condition. I2S00. 201-291-3427. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS IV/U CADILLAC ELDORADO - Fully PAINTERS TRUCK — And equipment for sale. I95B Chevrolet* '/j ton panel. For day work , - equipped. Loaded. 15600. BAILLY BROS.. 1 DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS - Fui CalliA-tw Inc., t9 E. Newman Springs Rd.. RedCood condition. Many extras. 495-0705. IS LARSON - Flberglas runabout will folding top, curtains, opening wlndshieli nlstted and Installed for only 164.95. To ci 1970 AUSTIN , M 1969 PONTIAC Bonk. 747-0516, J TELEPHONE SOLICITORS-[Earnexfro 1968 PLYMOUTH jtEP, — /» ton pickup. !?&&. with plow. and 65 h.p. Mercury. Both new In Jul< der, coll 30-0843. money lor Christmas. Work six wetks, American two-door sedan, oufo- LeMans 2-aoor sedan, V-B, 350 Cood condition. Asking SISOO. Coll 671- 1969. Muslsell, bought larger bqat, S19SI malic, tinted gloss. Brown. automatic, power. Gold Fury II. 4 door. Gold. Aulomalic. Air. 1941 CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE - 327- 3391 oiler 6 p.m. ROOFS REPAIRED days or evenings, lor notional heolth Rower V-S. 350 h.p. four-speed shlfl. Mogs. tope plov- Phone 842.2675. Or replaced. Free eslimolci. agency, No experience required. Colt 222- $ Phone lK\!7h . er. AM/FM radio. 737-14*0. LOST OUR LEASE - Must sell slock 01 M525 ' 2095 P 1 v Motorcycles Outboord Boots, 14', 14 , 17' ond II , sohl! $1650 VOLKSWAGEN - 1967 Supcrbufl. Flored LIGHT HAULING-CLEAN CELLAR5. SAC.ESLADIES — Full and par! lime. fenders, chrome wheels, ovcrsiied tlj below our cost. Boat 8, Ski Center, 7! (Part lime must Include mornings.) Ex- MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE White St., Red Bank. 741-1124. 'ARCS, GARAGES — Free estimates, 1969 PLYMOUTH Low mileage. Call B423052. nil otter 3 p.m. 741-214>. perience preferred. No phone coin. Youth 1968 CHRYSLER Reasonable Rales Center, 20 Brood St., Red Bank. . . V.l.p. 2-rioor haicHop. O-cylmiier iiuta- 1967 PLYMOUTH OROSSINGER & HELLER AGENCY malfC. power stec'ing, brakes, And win- New Yorker, 4-door hafdlop, 440 IW9 ELDORADO — Loaded. Priced lust Broad S Mecnonlc Sts. 741.1100 Red Bonk PYRAWA INFLATABLE CANOE SMALT. CARPENTRV — Attics, cellars, Satellite 2-door hardtop, Green. V-8. above wnoleiale. Will accept trade. Cat! Scenic Cor Sales, Hwy 36 & Scenic Or, paneling, roots, siding. Free estimates BABYSITTER WANTED — For working dows, factory air. Grey. cu. in. \JB, power brakes, power mother of two children In my home, Lin- Automatic. Power. Consols. Bucket !29-221l. TRIUMPH TIGER 450 Highlands, 8720221. Call after 6 p.m. 291-9481. windows, automatic, power steer- 1970. Excellent condillon. crolt area. Tues, thru Sot., 7«-5»5l. ing, air, green 741.1858 1957 OWENS - 27' twin engine. One en. $2475 1969 FIREBIRD — In good condition. glne needs repair. LANDSCAPING — Lawns sodded, powei WAITRESSES - Nlghis. Experienced. $ Asking S130O or best oiler. ' 1971 HONDA 350 - Perfect conDllion. Phone 7218961 raking, retainer walls, tree work, low Apply in person, luigi's Famous Plxm, $1350 Phone 747-1415. cuttlno. COII 741-7777, 2395 U75 or best offer. 16' SiARLHAM — Deep V, 45 h.p. Mei rJ Middle Ret., Hailel. • Phone 264-5196. 1969 PLYMOUTH 1969 MUSTANG - Hardtop. Automatic, cury, two six gollon tanks, electric bilgt COUNTEtTGrRL WANTED — Pold hft- lump. AlT In excellent condition. S1000 LIGHT HAULING - Attics, cellars am lldays. hospllall:allon and vocation. Apply 1968 DODGE CHARGER V-8, oir conditioned, power steering one 1971 YAMAHA ENDURO - 175 cc. Ex- G.T.X. disc brakes. Mony extras. Very good con- roll 229-5490. garages cleaned. Free estimates Top Hat Cleaners, Hwy 35, Mlddletown. Automatic. Power. Blue. 1967IMPALA y goo cellent condition. W75 or best oiler. Call 747-4021 or 588-7905 dllion. Asking tl.900. Call 671-0606033. Convertible. 440 cu. in engine. $ 4-door sedan, power steering, air, 71748M EGG HARBOUR SKIFF — 31'. 1961. Twin EXPERIENCED HOSTESS Aulomattc irans. power stCRnng. , VB, groan, Chryslers, Perfect condition. HOME "REPAIR'S"—'ftoiipoperiiijrpc7nei 195O PONTIAC — Carolina. 1M0. Four-door. ~9>oHONDAW— Beirorfe'r over Must apply in person 'Bed. Automatic, power stecrinq ond brakes. Inn, additions and subtractions. Robei Tow U Surl Diner, Hwy 35. Mlddlelown. $500. Coll olier 5 p.m. PACEMAKER 30' Express Cruiser 1561. Imon, 2W-43B8. Good condition. j?7S. Call /87-I773 alter 5 442-5295 1968 CHEVROLET •1295 p.m. LPN - 3 to II shift. J24 dolly toslarf/Ap- HJ. Wilson Boot Works ply In person. Green Grove Convalescent $2275 Carnal 2-door hardtop Ftwr shift. ' HONDA 1966 MS CC Tenter, Rt. u ond Green Grove Rd., Nep- BUGEYE TR-3 — Sell S45O or Irode ro 1300 . 417 River St., Oceanport. EMPLOYMENT ' bucket seals, vinyl Tnof. AM-FM and paneled truck or von, Nice shape. Phone 229-4466 tune. 1969 MGB Call 741-9411 lape rf^k. low'mileagB. Red. • 1967 RAMBLER Sn-ll04al!er6p.m. Help Wanted Female Conveitible.'4-speed. Heotcr and Rebel 770 nfne-pdssenoer Hwugon. 1971 SUZUKI — 90 c.c. Only six months EASTERN SEA SKIFF — Must sell. 31 radio. Red. V-8, automatic, power. Blue. 19o» LINCOLN MARK III — Full power, old. Excellent buy. Call 1963. V bunks, head, 210 h.p. Chrysler V-8 Help Wanted Male $1895 air, stereo rodio, cruise centre,!, door 291-9164 In water, ready to go. Coll evenlngs,,731- DENTAL ASSISTANT locks, trunk release. Must sell, accept 512!, 9-5,467-0670. • . lo evenings. Mature and'expcrlenced pre *1275 trade. 229-2211. After 9 p.m. 775-570(1. 1968 YAMAHA 350 — Rebuilt. Shop rrton- *2195 «S H.P. MERCURV - Long shaft. Com erred. Send resume to Box D-15B, The uol Included. S450. Call >aily Rcgliler, Red Bonk. DONUT 1968 Chrysler Newport SCHOOL BUSl:S — Ideal for campers, 842-3522 or 949-438B plefely rebuilt. 1969 SIMCA 1959 GMC, 1957 International, 1956 Inter- Call B42-M76 SOOKKEEP&R - fi_ cnorge, genera 4-door sedan. Automatic. Power. 1970 YAMAHA 250 - Excellent condition. PRODUCTION 4 rtaor i«dan, aufo Afr. Green. 1967 Plymouth Fury III national. 196? GMC. All six cylinder. Best ledger, up to frfal bailoncel . Pert machine offer. 566-2634 or 566242*. MOO. Coll 29' -1947 ULRICHSEN — Gray Morint en- bookkeeping system. Full time position Eco'iomical with W 2-door hardtop. V-8. Automatic. gine, flying bridge, radio, galley, head. Power. Green. 8721680 Call for appointment, 741-6330. ANDER- MAN 1939 FORD — Four door sedan. Excellent Asking it.Sttl. Call 671-1918 after 3 p.m. M895 1966 TRIUMPH 650 - Bored out 6907 SON BROS. INC., 51-13 Mechanic St., Red 5 running condition. J6O0 or best offer. 681- 1 Bonk. $1475 1225 1269. rebuilt engine, good condition. Coll 747- WINTER SPECIAL - 16 Terry Skiff all WANTED wood boat with c i tank. No motor. S100. RN — 3 to II shift. £32 dally to stort. Ap- Full lime. Excellenl working condi- 1W8 0LD5MO8ILE — Station wogon. Cut- Gf)pd condition, 3ty (n person. Green Grovt Convolesceni tions. MechanUed,>aui,pmerit. Ex- DAILY REWTALSAND LEASING lass. 116O0. Low milcade. HONDA 65 Tenter, Rt. M and Green Grove Rd., Ne? perience not necMiory.-.GOQd refer- 5919506. Like new. Never licensed. W OWENS - Reasonable. Boat and en. lune. • ences essential. FulLcompany beneflls ' Cqll 671-5332 glne In excellent shape. Coll Including vacation,'health and Insur-. • ' 7I7-7402 MG MIDGET 1970 - Low mileage. Beau- 1969 KAWASAKI — Low mileage. Gooa ^CRETARY — For low office. Write Jo ance plan. Apply n person, Man, >' 'Iful condition. No reasonable offer re- condition. S450. Call ',O. Box 198, Keansbuffl. througtiSol.,oto/iSun.i«fo4.. •., ' lected. 471-1969 offer 9 p.m. INDIAN SUMMER CLEARANCE Or call 78f-25OO DELICIOUS ORCHARDS . 291-3611 SAILBOATS ond Trailers Rt. 34 COIIl NfCk 1966 PONTIAC — Two-door hardtop Bon- MONMOUTH SAILING CENTER MAIDS - Ooy shltt. Apply In person, Ho. nevllle. Asking $800. 3B Mllfbrook Dr., West St., Monmouth Beach 222-3492 I day Inn ot Hailet, CLERK :. ••: New Monmouth. 671-1591. Mobile Homes Hwy 35, Hazlet SAILS AND.CANV'AS - Repairs made DAIRY-FROZEN Buhler & Bitter APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPTED — Bring to Charles'Ulmer of Red Bonk, MEDICAL SECRETARY - Busy special For future openings for mobile homes as Fuit-part time, • Wanted Automotive 101 Monmoulh St. Ist's office. Musf enloy working with they become available. Garden Pork Mo- people. Top salary. Surd resume to B Permanent position now available for tx* bile Homes, 29 Bethany Road, Hozlet, )U, The Dolly Reofstcr, Red Bank. perleneed person, Immediate placement. CHRYSLER W PLYMOUTH N.J. Storage and Service Excellenl storting salary, employes' dli- LERK-TYPtST — Loco! eHoblMhed TWO-BEDROOM — Mobile house trailer. count plan plus other benefits. Apply to JASHTAID Irm. Excellent bcnedis- Pfeosont working Store Monoger. . • • Reasonable. Good condition. WINTER BOAT STORAGE ond It) arts. Send resume to Box E-1B3, The Call 252-0415 after 5 p.m. WE NEED USED CARS Up to 40', wet or dry. >olly Reglsier, Red Oonk. {AUSTIN DO YOUR OWN WORK EXCELLENT CONDITION — 10' X 55~ AMTffiESS WAN 116"~ Pnri-Ume"; •-". TWO GUYS • Many extras. We have a space for it to be' H. J. Wilson Bool Works :t. 35 and Twlnbrook Rd." • Mlddltlown WE WILL PAY 417 River St., Oceonport. to four days a week. Inquire relocated on. For Information, please '• W2-I794 An Equot Opportunity Eniployer ' call oiler 6 p.m. 264-5653. 259-4446 TOP PRICES ^AT) — Full time to run errands. Must SALES: 264-0198 SERVICE: 264-9090 lave driver's license. Apply ot !! Llnoerf WINTER BOAT STORAGE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 'I,, Red Bonk. ;, „ 329OHWY.35.HAZLET TOM'S FORD Wanted Automotive Inside ond outside. Professional repairs, Challenging opportunity wi;h major cor- repowerlng and painting. Moke your re- rOroHon. Mujf nave exceptional steno and UTOMOBILE SALESMAN — Aggres- WANTED TO BUY — 1957 Bulcks (Super) servafic-ns now. Zuback Boat Works, Hwy /ping sklllj. Salary commensurate with sive Oldsmobile agency expanding sales Autos For Sale for parts. 35, Mprgon, 566-1035. . xpDf|ence< Outstandlno working condl- lorce due to Increased soles ol our new Call 787-2601 Ions fi)'unusual surroundings In Ocean ind used cars. 115,000 per year Jiotenllal WINTER STORAGE ON BOATS wp. Cor fa ond from work necessary, 'Ith our salary plus commission plan. Brought Into yard on trailers; :a!) Mr. Allen Prevllle al 531-1*00, Ext. Company benellls Include no-cost hospl- Autos For Sale up to 16', $25. alliatlon for entire lamlly. Conloct Mr. 17', to 20', UO vielango at Steven OldsmoblleF(Maln. St., IV to 24', SSO Jlatowan. S46-3600. - , • ••, • MONMOUTH MARINA SALESLADIES WANTED lo experience reeded, we will train, fm- W«st5t.,.Monmouth Beoch 222-3492 dSle obvoncunent. good working con- fEUABLE MAN"^~R>?~v7orehoBM work" SPfCIVU? SPKiALl dtions. Full or port-time. Apply Neechi ,1eady employment. Apply In person, Sewing Circle, Superoma, New SbrewsV Ike's, t Sycamore Ave., Little Silver. BUSINESS NOTICES Bury. ^RTHTI^CTURATDRAFTSMAN 70 CONTINENTAL HAIRDRES5ER — Full or part-time. Ex- Experienced, Phone G. Borba, Architect* TRAINS REPAIRED 747-1S0O MARK III LIONEL ONLY terlenced. For Interview, calt 767-7096. Coll after 5 p.m. 264-7541. Victor's Beauty Solon, 320 Main St., FVREPAIRM'AN — F"un7 experienced Pull power, air conditioned. While, eonsburg, black nylon top. White leather inle- >n!y. Top salary If quolllled. Old Bridge ALL TYPES MASON WORK EDICAL — Secretory-recepilonlsl. Ma- 'V, 251-4800. • . • •.. rior. Including foundations and fireplaces. re. Experfenced. For busy doctor's of- lAR~T¥NDE~R~-~Exoirlenced. Full flme. Call 671-2032 ce Hail*) area, Send resume to Box E- ,pply Mr. Robersori, Molly Pitcher thn. '5195 W The Dolly Regisier, Red Bank. ledBonk. • ; . •• NURSE'S AIDES -11 to 7 shift. Mobile Homes INSTALLERS Call lor Interview mornings. Juminum, Asbestos, steel, \/inyl. Steady '291-0440 'ark. Employe benellls. Top dollar pold OFFEE SHOP WAITRESS — Ex- irlop mechanics, Call J1T0I50. 1S59 EICON A rienced. Over 18. 5 p.m. lo 2 a.m. shift, ERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - Full MOBILE HOME ipply In person, Shore Point Inn, Hwy 35, lailet. Ime. Apply In person,- Shrewsbury Esso Two bedrooms. Located In Mlele- tollon, Rl. 3J, Shrewsbury. Wall vllle Trailer Park In West Keans- rURlESRNs o7Tp7isFullo7porT Turrb7NG~C0NfRACTOR'S HELPER — Shrewsbury, N.J. bura. New carpeting, new hot wa- me, II p.m. to 7 o.m. shift. Call Mrs. 'ainling, carpentry, etc. Driver's license ter neater, air conditioner and gas Una, Weslwood Hall, 222 5277. (quired. Start S!,SO ptr hour. J44-7JO0, Shrewibury Ave., At Sycamore stove. Comes unfurnished. S420O INGLE ALL THE WAY TO THE or best offer. For appointment, BANK. Be on Avon Representative. The UTO MECHANIC - Experience deslr- 747-5400 call 787-8W9 after 4 p.m. K). Apply In person only, Red Bonk Auto Thf Istmrjs earnlnijs can be fabulous, onrt mports, 119 E. Newman Springs Rd,; Red It Is fun. And, you con do It In your 3ank. . spare time. Call now; Mrs. Word, 741- Autos For Sale Autos For Sale 4343, 463-3377, 774-W2O, IAN •— To work In modern cutomafte'eor •PART-fTME — General lac lory work. 4 ash. Good pay, Apply Scruo-a-dub Car • to 5 hrs. dolly. No experience neceisory /ash, Cambridge Dr. at Rt, 34, Motawon, : Apply In person from 9 o.m. to 2 p nr No T call 564-7272. i pdone calls nrcented. Miller Plntlno Co., STOCK MAN ; .. - j 1737 Hwy 35, Middle!own, venlngs, Apply In person, CBS Super-' lorkel, M Main St., Keansburg. ACCOUNTING DEPT. MERGER 6E- | QUEQUIRESS FULULLL CHARGE BOOKKEEPEKKEEP R I ""ROOFER " ~T*- — Complete set of books through general Musi have experience. ledger, for small subsidiary. GENERAL Call 495-1775 BUICKS& OPELS BUICKS& OPELS ACCOUNTING CLERK - Typing finanfinan- LEFTOVER cial sttemstatementst , good wll llhh figufiguresr wi, willl CAREER OPPORTUNITY — Join one df assist bookkeeper and payroll. AC- Monnioulli (ii)d Ocean Counties fastest COUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK-Typing growlilo real estate agencies. We will AND billing. Credit and collection experience Iroln and prepare for licensing, through for new position. our special company school qualified younH men For oosltlons In one ot todoy'sl RADIO MARINE CORP. most lumillve prolesslons. If you ore In- LEFTOVERS HERE NOW!! « Bridge Ave., Ret) Bonk 74/-5100 tercsled.ln first yror earnings of JIJ.OOO An equal opportunity employer with uniiniited luture Income potentials pTrdNISTTYPTst"""witi'V •call Mr. Klrwanal/87-550O, • '' telephone personally, lor busy advertis- ing ogency moving to new offices, Need* excellent typing skill) Includlnu use of die- : lotion equipment, Recenl references re- A1F n and Royal I«nllh"»:"jfJadY"t»i ' DEMO SALE nloymenl, Commercial Press, lit VV. Immediate Delivery!!] quired. Calf (or appointment, 747-941), Front St., Red DonK. 747-3011, ' ™ Here's a list of our remaining 1971 SECRETARY^RECBT'trON'iST''- For denrol practice In Red Bank area. Prefer MAN WANTED — MUIUM aver 17 and inventory of cars . ., and we're anx- mature woman with medical-dental back- hove driver's license, Full lime Man, thru around. Hours 1 to 5:30, Mon., Tues., Frl. Apply In person, Sun Rqy Drugs, Mid- ious to move them out! Thurs,, Frl., ond » to I Sols. 5end resume dletown Shopping Center, Mlddlelown. to Ba« F-17), The pally Register, Red Bonk. 13 Brand New 1971 Oldsmobiles More Classified EXPERIENCED - SewinomVchirie operator!!, with factory machine, lo work on Next Page at home on todies' cools ond rorfs. Union 6 Oldsmobile Demonstrators shop. Write Box EOSSThe Dolly Holster, Red Bonk. ' \J ' Help Wanted Male DISCOUNTS 1 Cadillac Demonstrator WOMAN WANTED — "f>Tve doy»."foTni^ to 4J p.p,mm, Apply In persoperi n between to a m. torn JOYCE'" XE'S5 SU SUIB SHOP, I'lncroft iNB«l lO PO>fO»IC(J) AUTO BWIODAYANDGIT... I lime Over 21 ON ALL MODELS Loungft rind MECHANIC fflKALSKITatEN A'lDli"- For solids BIG CASH SAVINGS ami fray tervki 40 hour week. OVER 100 IIM STOCK EXPEBIElMCEIT See a "Russell Man" today! ALL BENEFITS

EH ICCCII OLDSMOBILE Apply Noi& KUJJELL CADILLAC CO. Red Bonk - With~diet(iilrroni ti" CIRCLE 100 Newman Springs Rd. Rod Bank Iniurotite plflre Hoimii"i »»•» SHREWSBURY AVE, 741-6200 NEW SHREWSBURY BSBftiaff""'-'***'wlory o'id fiows, *Cal CHEVROLET B " WftwoMriir'o m 14fe6 n, Iwoholf ooyi gr om lull 371 UPt AVE Htlp WanttC The Dully RejfJrttr. K.d Rank - Jll«Mlrl«*ii. NJ Mole or Famoernall* Mai* fir Ptroale For Safe. MerchondJw Wanfed Tiger ITEMS YOU NO LONGER NEED OR USE WILL,.. PART-TIME HELP, iKlJii"! I"6,". orKl wmen to Insert newspapers from «r«xlmotely )0 a,m. to 2 p.m. S2.00 per hour. FAS+ APPLY IMMEDIATELY TO WITH A QUICK ACTION 1 LOW-COST ANTI DAILY REGISTER FAMILY AD The Daily Register FO3R LINES-5 DAYS 8SSSKWWM8WW 111 Chestnut St., RetfBank JUST condition, J74-J7I0: ...- $2.00 WILL BUY ODDS AND Ask for Frank Eckman Avolloblt (or Merchandise For Sal* only. Article mvimustt originaloriginate* from a household onindmod mayy not' extend' a tal•—e trice- , ol ISO.M nr article, GRAVELmMaY TRACTOR WWANTBO - '1US? Deaavenisea, eacncooniori' CASH, BUY "AI IS", ALLttO •OAT, I r •1,00. No copy changes rriqv b« TV TRAILS* WAHTBOTwillS. H.lp Wanted Male Help Wanted Help Wanted Business Opportunities Business Opportunities nd no discounts or r*nimt will bt Male or Female Male or Female Mad* If ad Is canceled btlore expiration. ASSISTANT EXPERTENCED To Place Your Dally Register OIL BURNER REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON MANAGER FOR LEASE 741-6900 WANTED T6 BUY'- drftal. «c) W* lyre store, f MECHANIApply Fred D. C COAAE TO WHERE ifxceilpnt wworkino g conditions, good slor 33Appl4 Maply Free Ayed D,. WlfcofRed Sankf Co. Ins salary. I NEW THREE-BAY SERVICE STATION 24-Hour Service . Blue Cross, mug Shield fu BOYS — circular delivery. Openings in THE GRASS IS GREENER t ho fnce Cll lr Monmouth ond Ocean Counties. Weekends BEST TOP SOIL msmiftlBr™*-'**' only. Work rfgtti In yaur ewn neighbor- Middle Road and Pine St., Hazlet Good till dirt, sand, ate, Eckel's TrTrucklncm , hood. No selling or collecting. Must be at come to Applebrook Aoency, one of the loraest ond most successful R«ol MraqnvHH, 591^707. (cast 12 yean or age. Call 899-B776 for Eslote Agencies In trio area with tales of over I million dollors tvery REAL ESTATE more Information, month. We want a persuasive salesman who Is ambitious, aggressive ond, Paid training. most Important, ethical. He should have some Reol Ettafo Experience DOOR SECONDS , PETS AND LIVESTOCK tnouah not necessarily o greol deal of It. our memnctrshlp In 5 relerrol ser- Sov* 50% or mor« on front back or Interi- It you billeve in your own ablllt' vices plus eur excellent local reputation help us furnish mony excellent or doors in our Bargain BaMnwnt, Pnced would like to earn more than 120, AFOHAN HOUND PUPPIES- C*pm- leads, This Is on exceptional opportunity lo loin a leading, agency ana to CALL from W.tt. n bloodlines, mow colon. 1200 ond up, year, then we wonl lo talk to "YOU. - WORK IN ' bring In above-average earnings, perlence tulptul, but not necossory. VI 14W or 229-1445 «v«S. Oiler a company paid In-deplh fralnln . EUROPE —jrom, substantial drawing account U.S. Army cuorantees a Is-month lour &f COMPARE BEFORE VOU BUY — Mild the best sales Incentive program CHEVRON OIL COMPANY ..JSTERE Europe after training fn this country on vinyl tiding doesn't dent like obmlele ?4141I7 three yeors enlistment. New higher pay 687-1550 Ext. 70 mtfal tiding. Calf for free nflmote, D. W, -i'M? THB *»RGEST*'l»EAL E5TA' scoles. exceptional benellt). 741-59JO. APPLEBROOK AGENCY Burr Home Improvement!. 142-7.03}. PONY HUNTER - Boy nwr». Flvei y«ri AND INSURANCE FIRM IN MO Eve».«lo?p.m.,3Z4-IH» old, MM with ta*. Tramferred. MOUTH COUNTY," we have one opmli Phone: 671-2300 so why not give us a coll for o confident BEST TOP SOIL CAREER OPPORTUNITY - In Sold, 741.2413 >ALMATIAr4&-AKC — Hrenou;_ _ with younp, but established Realtor Firm. For Sale For Sale clots. Great family dogs. Ready to Coll Mr. McGowan or Mr, Ryan for con- Help Wanted Business Opportunities FRENCH BEDROOM SET — Mahogany. Very reasonable. Coll alter * p.m. "THE KIRWAN co. fidential Interview, 747-3000. McGowan, RN ADMINISTRATOR: — Fortmoll Nw«- Bofo bed, whit* chest of drawtrt, other 3174: Ryon Reallors, 2X River Rd., Red Bonk. Male or Female SALE! SALE miscellaneous il«ms. 7I7-90S4 after 4 p.m. HAZLET Inno MMomo * on share belli, to lake full Welustt^er^i^Alloom- VAITERS AND WAITRESSES — P«f cnarge. Excellent opportunity. Vicinity oaeoV sotne D«fly; some olmoit not ot all. fllSH SETTeR*— Vl y«or aid molt. CALL. 264-7200 narge. AMTIOUE PAIR ELEGANT CHAIRS - AKC reglsMrecf- DTAMOND SALESMAN — national lew- tlons available for Breakfast, Lunch, and MolawanHolmdelMMlHldlMldSll l Forr InfoInforr- UNPAINTED Regular prices roue from Si la tie*... Dinner shifts. Full time. Apply Mr, Rob- our prices stort at 110 and «oo at 150 with Wlln pearl Inlaid. SI25 each. Old Red Seal pnone 747.0544, elry chain looking lor aggreislvt people erson, Molly Pitcher Inn, Red Bonk. mation, call 747-2017. ^icords, Caruso, etc. 776-5541 eves. HELP WANTED with or without selling experience, for Im- prices In between. These prices will moke ST. BERNARDS — AKC, femoles, rough CALIFORNIA monulociurlng company Now FURNITURIs the lime to t E you gasp. MCDONALD'S DRIVE-IN medlo'e opening In our totonlown, N.J., ASSISTANT DIRECTOR e lime to buy pine dwks, eheifl and smooth, 10 wks. Sired Ch. Hugo. £»• store. S4S0 to start plus bonuses end cam- has openings (or eistritwtorsnlps In the FLEA MARKET & lent fsmpcroment, 7B7-1093. OF EDUCATION >shore area. Above overooe Income, In- 'es. Al$a In exaulslle Harowooi illei full of port-limetime. 11 o.m( . to 7 p.m., 1 p.m missions. Our wen average }60O a month mmedlote opening In year round Head b«autlful hutches and cftnfi-of-drawere, BUNK BEDS, TOO lo 1 p.m., Monon,, througthrou h frl. Apply in per plus Glue Cross ond company paid profit start Program. Individual will be respon- veslmwt secured. Co!l tor appointment: Two floors full ot savings of 25% ts 50% at prices lust as low. In addition, we hove ANTIQUE SALE GOOD IIOMtS 1UUNU t-UK OLuER ion or call shoring. E«ellenl odvoncemenl opportu- sible for complete curriculum. Must have «A5 291-4737. Come In and make yoor choice, on Incredible variety of other housetvoli Sot., Sun. Milk cons, wagon wtieeliCl»,, rowrounmd DOGS — CosH pcid for pecUaretd niters. nity as we are expanding nationwide. Call degree In education and be certified by end personal Items priced so low you'l oak tobit, primitives, WrogoL n teats, flni All breed doa grooming. KAY-0 COL> 671-0925 Mrs. Edwards between 4:30 end 9 p.m. the Stale of New Jersey. Supervisory ex- TREMENDOUS POTENTIAL RED BANK LUMBER wont to tell your friends obout us. Come collection, Vlctorlon furmnlturfr«*, cast Iron LEOE, rrn,iyi, _____ 5427524. 1ESTAURANT — And smell hotel. down and browse. mlnlotures. Iwftlts, nautlcals, Complete vrlence desirable. Excellent salary and i Wall 51. Red Bank 741.JS AUTO POLISHER - Experienced onl rlnge benefits. Apply to P.O. Box 446, rent or sole. Call offer 6 p.m, wagons and surreys. Hatch covers. All to HORSESeOAHOED -Or em slotlsren- : Top pay plus excellent working corn. TWO JOBS — For those interested In Long Branch, N J. 07740. 741-1144 GENERAL ELECTRIC WASHER — Railroad Salvage Corp. M seen at Traditional Classics, Antique & ed. Posture, trolls, ond training paadocJc llont, Company fcenctlts Include hasp earnings. Opportunity of $150 per week. Working condition, S9S. Norge refrlo- Engllshtown Rd., EngllshTown. •A mile Wdw Shop, 3416 Rt. Vu Port Monmouth. wllh |ump(. bwiMl Hill. WI-4J*: MlnNon for «ntlr« family. Contact Mr. Phone 741-1918 lor on appointment. An HEAD TEACHER — Immediate opening. north of auction. sl< miles south el Rt. It. Stslura, at Steven Oldj, Motowon. 566 equal opportunity employer. LABRADOR RETRIEVER - Neodt a Must be certified by State of N.J. as a INSTRUCTION Open dolly except Monooy. Fridays untl OARAGE SALE — 42 Manilla PI., Ocean- xottie wllh plenty of lond. Goad watch, nursery school teacher, or possess a de- port, 229-412M. Frl., Sot., and Sun., 9 lo 5 MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITY — For gree In elementary education with on ORGAM LESSONS - Am oje. Beamners dog, Piw>4 piJtM — To drill holes In reinforced coi men serious obout their future.FuIl com. and Intermediates. For Irrformallon, call GOLD SECTIONAL COUCH — S190. im. Ol) construction |ot>, using porfabl early childhood Indorsement, Teaching Brass divider, fibre ma, IBM Seiectrlc. FIREWOOD flNY TOY POODLES'- TWO males, pony training. Mlgh Inccmie potential. experience desirable. Excellent salary 7874618 alter 7 p.m. weekdays. GARAGE SALE 1c equipment. Must have mechanlr 7J7-UA3 between M urn" WMdcMpsJ.. Coll 741-2?!?. AKC Six weekt. E«cellenf lines. ,._»ouno. but we train in the use TCM ASSOCIATES, Hf-SW end fringe benefits. Apply to P>O> Box Coll 717-3311. Jn»^l?n«n'. Componytruck so 444, tonsI Branch, HJ. 07740 10-SPEED BIKS - Peugeot. Excellent 124 wiKBfigWay.lltff'tSflvir uck sm MAN WANTED — To work In small ani- condition, 190. Coll after d p.m. '«" me pi mal hospital In Motawon orto. SECRETARY MERCHANDISE GARAGE SALE — 20 Meredith Dr., New CROSSBRED THOROUOHBRED QUAR- Call 564-6550 FOR BUILDING PROGRAM For Sale ShrewsburyTsot., Oct. 9,10 to 5 p.m. ER HORSE — Registered. 15.1 hands. Apply Highlands Board of Education! CHRISTMAS ORDERS TAKEN HOW — Household goods, toys, rugs, etc Bay mare. IVt years. Well bred. Movts POSITIONS AVAILABLE irohlonas Public School, Hav«Ink Ave., Crocheted vests, well. Beoutif ul dlspaslflon ond con- AUTO MECHANIC — Top pay plus pl-- Experienced line gauge knIIOrs. Apply OFFICE TYPEWRITER — Cost Iron formation, Potential excellent lumper. atl worSCns randmoiivfor ixperlencet HisMoxis.eri.i476. HAMMOND ORGAN scarves, lewelry, ••no Fabrics, 120? River Ave., Lakewsod' p,m. Dutch oven, frying pan, electric de«p- mould bf seen. Priced to MIL Jiiaa. !«*• mpany benefits Include hospl- call U4-19M. REAL ESTATE - Sales Representative (ry^frylnt pen, «fix Master, toaster. lor entire family. Contact A wanted for Uttle Sliver office. Member of ofAsburyPsr* , TYPEWRITER - Underwood «l«dr|i at Steven Olds, Matawon, H4- STEAOY WORK - For good rellaDU two MLS. Call Mr. Camaua, 741-6334. Sec our used organ selection Including RKisonatjie. call' t?ARm COLLILIE PUPS — AKC registered. Cnon- man. Would prefer some plumbing ex* lots model Spinets. Chords, and Consoles, UPRIGHT FREEZER - 17 CU. ft. Stars plonblbloodllneno . Wormed, first shot ond P perience or will train you for |ob. Must be »persis,, ilweensoW11 weelc* . 787-M44. •AYROLL CLERK - Full time position. prices start at $450. All Instruments sold DRIVER T- To deliver orders for HOJM over 11 and HJ. driver's tlcensi. Cell 7*7- Gg 30" ELECTRIC RAMGE — With set Call «4?SM4 store. Must l» over 21. Apply In pcrsoi Hoars 9 lo S, five-day-week. Good salary. with a Guaranty. SCOTTISH T6KRIER - AKC. Mole. Two Apply Accounting Office, Molly Pitcher cleanlna oven. Push-button control: Davidson's Liquors, 26 Brood sf., R< Special savings on Knot*. Sohmer, Ever- ClocX. Excellent conOJtlon. SIM.C71-4877. BICYCLE — 16" Schwinn Pixie, with GARAGE SALE - MOVING rears. Great with children. Best offer. SHOE SALESMAN — Full time. Ex- ett. Moson-Hamlln, Kawol and player pi- training wheels and basket, Uk* n»w. as. M Gerokt Ave. (off Hulswamp Rd) Mid. UM 244-4SI0. erlenced. Far high quality children's DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATOR anos. UPRI6HT FREEZER Call 747-9235, d sala- Will train. Red Bank. Call 747-1204. Ext, 775-9300 ' Call 741-6907 CHINA CLOSET -• Appr. •oxlmoteli y S X RUMMAGE SALE — Given by The Sorop- 717-11113 ry. Information held In strictest con- 42. An Equal Opportunity Employer. 5*. 8eouftful walnut .... „ tlmlst Club ol Red Bank. Sat., Oct. V. fidence. Send to Box F-17S. The Dally 300 Main St., Asbury Park GAS CLOTHES DRYER — Never use DorillIs*iContempworf y From 9 o.m. la 4 p.m., at 90 W. Front St., Open dally 'til 7 Sol. 'Ill 5:30 unit wllh can* trim. JIM. Ul-y341. DUCKS FOR SALE BOY — To help deliver newspope Register, Red Bonk. JCHOOL BUS DRIVERS - Part-time. still In carton. Vvesthghouse. Best offer, Red Bank (ol Mld't Beauty Salon). Ffldjvand Soturdoy nights. 14 or older. Will train. Call Bennett Bros. Corp., 787. DESKS 515 up, FILES H2.51 up, tables, Call 495-1576. BLOND BEDROOM SET — Qoofity, com- Older ones and baWes. DRIVER-YARD MAN — Apply In person, 3320. chain, adding machines, typewriter! of- plete with two night WMp, two OVessen. GARAGE SALE - Sat., Sun., Oct. », 10, . •CMfMtU Matawon Lumber Co., One Sulphln Ave.. fice equipment, etc. at bargain prices. DISCOVER AMERICA — Europe, Fci Bookcase headboard, 172-1104. 10-4 p.m. Houtttwld, glosswart, etc. 11 TOY POODLE PUPS — AKC Regfstertd. PART-TIME JANITOR — Needed >i Matawon. DELIVERY MAN OR WOMAN - N.J. New or used. AAC DESK OUTLET. Rt. East ol Behind The Times Antiques, Ti Thome PI., New Monmouth (Olf Wilson Shrewsbury, Red Bank. Open oil weekend SPINET PIANO Ave.) Six weeks old. Motes, temoles. Bloda ond driver's license. Pcrt-llme or full. Call 35. Ookhwst. 53MKO. •llyeriins ond up~si«54J0. ELECTRICIAN WANTEO 8420739 S40O 4 to 5i years experlei BEDROOM SUITE — Double bed, double Call042-f251 GARAGE SALE — Som* things old, some SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - E: Call 8(2-3654 FOOD SERVICE POSITIONS - Avolloble REDWOOD -2"x4" dresser, mirror, desk and nlont table, thing new, something tor everybody. Sat. RED DACHSHUND PUPPIES — AKC, f perlenced, Day shift. Apply In pirsoi n cafeteria style operation. Positions Two-piece sofa, ping pong fable. Coll 741' BOYS' BICYCLES - 20", S3) ond JU. Sit weeks old, show quo! I ty, bred Ipr ex- Brlttoln's Sunoco, Hwy is ond Lour SERVICE 5TATION ATTENDANT available tor cosWer-ctieckeri counter at- Genuine Western Redwpod on special. 8»«2 avenlncji. mitol bunk, feeds and moilresiei, very cellent disposition, v/ianec), paper Ave.,M14I!eh>wn. 4.1J shltt. Gas ond oil only. Prefer mature tendant ond food service helper. Full time 5"ia"*, •»> eo. 2"ia"-a', *U» to. Other cood condition, «0.471-447i trolnea, 747*561. person. Apply In person lo Manager, Mo- redw>M In slock. OARAGE SALE - Oct. v, 10, i OakwotW GARAGE SALE — Sat. and Sun., Oct. - and parl-tlme. Liberal benefits for full MALTESE PUPPIES MECHANIC'S HELPERS - 13) For «: bil Gas and Wash Station, Rt 34 ond Flor- time employes. SttS to $300 a monlh. Con- Lane, Rumson, 9 to 5. Skates, clarinet, FULL SIZE BED — With motress ond and 10. Tools, trains, ond baby IHms, o earning Moninouth County cc-nstrucfior ence Ave., Hailel. RED BANK LUMBER bowling ball, quality bay's clothing, spring, $30. Elictrolux vacuum, 135. Fold- Kltmary Ave., New Monmevth, 10 to 2. AKC. Due In 3 » ' tact Personnel Office. Building 112, Fort '5 Wall St. Red Bank 741-55M Books, records, many household Items. Coll7»7-TO2or7 . («maaV Apply M. 3. OLIVER CON Mamnouth, or coll 542-5M6. An Equal Op- Ing cot, 110. Kitchen table, with four MOVING SOUTH - Llvliij room sJI. STRUCTIOM CO. 7390753. YARDMAN portunity Employer. chairs, U5. Coll 747-318S. Full or part-time. BEFRlOBRfcTOR-FREEZER - Ktn ORIENTAL, RUG — Indaftali, Beloe. A •mall Formica kitchen set. Other house- SIX WEEKS OLO — Half Srsmew klltertfc ROOFERS —|For re-roofing work. 5ul Coil 471-2300 days,»1-2422 evenings. more, two door, s». Buffet, SIS. Olnlng pronlmolely 12x«. Excellent conSltloii, REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER - 13 cu. ft. hold Hems. CallI beforbefore 112 nnoor n ond" ofle"r "5 Sr-loooodl^. Confront or by Ihe hour. Coll 'ART-TIME FUND RAISER - Ex- totile,»15.Coll7«7-9021. Value J1000. Asking liOO. 741-7514. Westlnghouse, 135. 24" power fawn mow- pjtl. 741-5740, 787-1528. SHEETROCKERS WANTED - Ex- erience fn field. Hours flexible. Contact er, reel type, 125. Tope recorder, monaur- perlenced only. Must be reliable. Year 'tanned Parenthood of Monmouth County, C.E. FILTER FLO WASHER — Medium GARACE SALE — Gas dryer. al Webcor, 1». Surfboard 9'3", 135. 542- GUINEA PI6— Female, yeor eULCaie; HANDYMAN - Needed forpener round work on development sites In Mon- 141 Bedmon Place. Red Bank, 842-9300. food. Excellent, £25. Palnllftfls on commis- table, antiques, recordi, hottsel ANCIENT MARINER II, 74 Shrewsbury water bottle, feedlna dHh, o)l is. 0t4W rnaMenence. Older man acceptable. Col! moulh and Ocean Counties. Top pay, all sion, as. U2-i/m. and clothlira. Frl., 6 to 9, Sat. 9 to 1, Sun. Ave., Moot ot Monmouih SI.) Red Bonk. ctftef 3^38. . -' ntO4»-m.7l7-73<». beneliri. From U. 3*3*035. AtTer 6, 611- PIZZA MAN — Waitresses, day mi night. to 12.30 Acker Dr.. Mlddlefown. SIX KITCHEN CHROME CHAIRS — U.JO Apply In person after 4 p.m. Lulgf's. 244 TWO MATTRESSES — 4' X 3', both for KITTENS FOR ADOPTION — Three JVK or Ml-31«. eacn. Upholstered red Movaonyae learner, DINING ROOM SET - Colonial. Table, males, onefemole. All fat, hialthy, •FULL-TIME HELP WANTEO - Apply W?FrontSt..RedBonk. $40. Modern, olasstop coffee table, and GARAGE SALE — Applebrook, 261 Rut- very good condition. 7&OW. four choirs', hutch, pads, two extra Invet. one end toble, excellent condition, both ledge Dr., MlaVJIetown. Household Hems, froniii Will OMIyer. 142-7975. person. BEN'S CAR WASH, MATURE MAN ^To do maintenance FOR MARLBORO TOWNSHIP -J- Fall Excellent anditlonrliTlom ' . Mlddletown work. Must hove some experience In for SI25. call after 6 p.m., 7474441. some ontlques. Sat.# 10 fo 4 p.m. TWIN CARRIAGE — converts to stroller, recreotlon program. Teochers for athlet- GOURDS— Wholesale ond Retail.' BOXERS-AKC ft! shy and pet. Sir* Ch. palming ond carpentry. Call alter 6 p.m. year old, slightly used, black watch clald, Rotky of sttownee' MAINTENANCE MECHANIC MV. ics and enrichment programs for adults TWO PAIRS - Red star Knelssc;stll :Skis. GARAGE SALE — Rain out. Reschedule) 423. Can mornings 842 3085. Cerllane't Greenhouses iron. Eors, shot!, t MAINTENANCE MACHINIST and children are needed for the following Marker heel and Nevada toe bllndf ting"l s Oct. sin. 11-5. Oct. 9th, all day. 31 Colt Hwy J5, Holmdel wwfct. 741-3511. -For steel tubing plant, steady work. Goi SHORT ORDER COOK - Grill ond sand- courses: Adult Women's Slimnostlcs, Chil- size 210. Two yeors aid. stt each. 741-77141-7714 . Dr., (Off Pools Ave.) Hazlet. GIRL'S ENGLISH BICYCLE dren & Adult Knitting and Crocheting, AKC ALASKAN MALRMUTiT—MOl». opportunity for advancement ond o wich man. Also DISHWASHER. Apply Im- r Thr<»*E«d. Ufce new. 147. SYCAMORE GREENS — Antiques, Interk Children's Music Course, Chlldren s GARAGE SALE — Moving to Australia. Two veors old. Needs companionship of fringe benefits. Apply Berger Industrie; mediately, Holmdel Motor Inn, Hwy 25, LIONEL TRAINS — Trocks and acces- ^<2J«227 ors, lewefry, silver, pointings, china, elder children at adults. 74145*5. IncTEdlson Industrial Ctr.. US Hwy Holmdel. Donee Course, Teen Girls Athletic Pro- sories. Coll after o:3u p.m. glassware, curio cabinets. Thft Metuchen.Mv.2400. gram. Contact Len Meyers, 536-3364 alter 271-ttta DROP LEAF — Mahogany tablet, (45. week...mahogariy period bedroom suite BOARD FOR HORSE — Born ondcorrol. SIGN PAINTER — Experienced, wanted p.m. Four dining room chairs. 135. Drop leal S1B9, ceramic pedestal $29, large contem- DINING ROOM SET - Toble, four DINING ROOM SET —Twin beds, Owners must feed end clean. Celts Heck. INSTITUTIONAL COOK - 40-hour wee! for well established sign shop In growing (lichen table, no, pair mission benches, porary mirror t59.8rowser> welcome. No Call 411-4772. chairs, hutch and buffet. Excellent condi- chests, refrigerator. Coll evenings, 2S SIS. Small china cabinet, 12$. Smol pWlgaftei. RUSCiL-s, M Sycamore Aye., Goodpoy fcrresponsible , steady man. oreo. Coll 44J-30X for Interview. DRIVERS NEEDED - For food trucks Spring St.. Red Bank. Apt. 1B. No dealers. on o leose basis. Excellent opportunity for tion. SU5 or best offer. 741-9554. server, HO, etc. 741-HS5. Ultle Silver. 74H5CV1. WE1MARAHER AND SHORT HAIR PUPS MECHANIC - Full time, i',1 days, unl- right person. Call 671-1280 after 6 p.m. far YARD SALE — Oct. e and 9 from 10 o.m. AKC Champion lines. THE NORTHEAST Monmoulh County R< REFRIGERATOR — Seors 17.1 cu. In. FOUR-PILLOW LOVESEAT - 150, TWO- HUMIDIFIER — J20. Four 14" moo e Information. . $200. Seors deluxe gas stove SI7S. Call $42- fo 4 p.rn. Roin dates 15 and 16.10 Newman slllow club chair, «25. Both with rncple gwiKolonoHl Seweragseweragee AuthoritMviriDinyy I•s» nonuww accepl St., River Plozo. wheels, >50.40^gal. electric glass water DRIVERS, CAR OETAILERS — Full or 7512. rrames. 542-3677 offer 5:15 p.m. neater. 125.1 walnut clothes trees. «3 eo. ENGLISH SHEEPDOG -Gentle, MOT. »In. g application.__..._s. .lo r employmen,n|oymtntl oof jewel CARPENTERS - And carpenter'! help- oge plant operators, utilit•'• y me-nondlobon an i part-time. Apply Country Sudser Cor GARAGE SALE — Sot., Oct. 9, 10-4 p.m. SMs^U. Commercial photo printer, ISO. greed, watchdog. Summer haircut tffl lo 1 ers. Must be experienced, have tools. Call Vosh.Middletown. CALIFORNIA WINE CRAPES PA SYSTEM — Kustom 2M, amplifier ar» excel lerrt h«ne;31-«42. eri (shift work): Applicationrr s momay be ql between i-S p.m. 797-2554. And barrels. Three famine). Furniture, odds and ends, two columns, and Blnson Ecno-Rec. 4 etc. 65 Llbby PL, Mlddletown. tointd at Ihe olllce of tne autnarlly at OUNG MARRIED COUPLE - To mon- Call 7B7-9C85. Shunt PE-S6 microphones. One Year old. CHEST OF DRAWERS - S2tt. Buffet, »15. Highland Ave., Monmouth Beach, N.J. A 3ge ond maintain apartment complex. Su- MOVING — Need la find good home for PIZZA AND SHORT ORDER COOK - FULL VIEW ANTIQUE MIRROR — O 787-MM. OoutHe box spring and foam rubber mol- equal opportunity employer. Evenlnas. Good pay. Call tor appoint- perintendent works on part-time basis. INSTALLING SEWER LIME? — We hove fress, 125. Twojiicce sectionol, 125. Desk, m Apartment plus small salary. Call be- trenchers, pipe joiners, cutters, vises, stand, Dresur-dtik, plale gloss top, wit; meni..7»7-4M?. .-. Oiolr. 787-I3M. J15. Privole. 22*4W2. CARPENTERS — Steady work. ween 10 a.m.-7 p.m., 222-7814. wrenches, lead metiers, everything you GARAGE SALE sAFCHAVSmS8R&&?*N HOUNDS — Champion blood* - Temple Lumber Co. MAN WANTED — Floor woxlng, window need. All Purpose Rentals (formerly A TO Antiques, furniture, surfboards, stereo 1421500 JARAG6 SALE -* Sot., Sun,, Oct. 9,10, 1970 SUNLIN6 CAMPER — And 19U Vt lines, beootlful colors, «otN parenli an cleaning. Driver's license ond experience. SALES MANAGEMENT TRAINEES — Z}> 161 Newman Springs Rd., Shrewsbvry. set, clothing, toys, bicycles, clocks, every- Ion pickup. Air conditioned, fully premises. S20O up.M2-1492 or m-ua. \re you Interested In a career wltn unlim- 741-0040. a.m.-4 p.m., 25 Heathcllffe, Rumson CLEANUP MAN - Also OISHWA5HER SW-701S. Household Items, aomes, puzxles, cfc. thing. From 9 o.m. Sat. and Sun. 67 Win- equipped. Excellent condition. SJSM. II7-A ted earnings? Salary 912,000 per yeor, If chester Dr., Hew Shrewsbury. Just oft 1 FOX TERRIER - Male, 10 monltn ale), Apply In person after 4 p.m. Lulgl's. 24i DELIVERY BOY — Apply In person after luallfled. Call 264-9127, ask for Miss GARAGE SALE — 9x12 oval cottoIon rugr , Screen doors, shutters, electrical applf Commanche Dr^ Oceonport. 222-UA3' WVFronl St.. Red Bonk. Swimming River Rd. ;d very good with children. For o«p- 6:30 p.m. Luttll's Famous Ptuo. 477 furniture, skis, bools, toys, bric-a-bracbrae. .1_0 GAROEH TRACTOR — BcJIIns, J wneels ti?o o gioShome. 142-4179. ^^ MAN WANTED — Part-time morning: Middle Rd., Hailel. Brookslde Dr., Kumson. Oct. 7, 8,10 o.m.- GARAGE SALE — Belford, oft Hwy GARAGE SALE - Sat. and Sun., Oct. 9 with plow, diK ond cutflvotor. Very eooc 4 p.m. and 10, v tlo 4 p.mp.ir. Pello wooden folding running condition, with Wisconsin motor. Neftfoprtearlng. Year round employmen onto Summit Ave., right on Sriringfle door, men''is suits. 44XL, shirts 14 and if, EXPERIENCED ONLY - Hand grade Situations Wanted Ave., Sat. and Sun. For further Information, pitas* coll alter Call JUMBO BASSINET — Wllh hood. S8. Cor- 34 and 34. Mini bikes and parts. Games, Sp.m.7I7<15«. REAL ESTATE 'JESS!* and blacktop raker. Female rioae, S3S, cor-bed. 5S. bothinette, 510. MEN — With basic carpentry excerltno Call 787-3256. GARAGE SALE — Frl., Sat., Sun. 2 Cypr- lies, books. Frlgldalr* dehumldirier. r Wooden ploypcn, 110, washing machine, FOR RENT ?3 applplyy metal shaksholcee shinshln'g.le'rooilns < SCHOOL GIRL DESIRES JOB - Will be ess Ct., Mafawon. Office items, flog pole - -. equipment. Phonographs, furnlturt, PORTABLE DISHWASHER — RCA TraveIl IInvolved . "Col- l 741-1250". iHEET METAL HELPER - experience S45. old toljle, S30. 291-3714. scouts' Items, men's suits, Ux32 pool rugs, etc 25 Heatticllff Rd., Rumson. Whirlpool. Full-slied. While. Like ne required. Apply in person. ELECTRO IM- waitress, babysitter, mother's helper, or Call oner 6 p.m., 747-214). Apartments parly helper. 741-0786 after 2:30. NURSERY FURNITURE — Includes mat- er, toys, etc. All A-l. 383-2379. DEMOLITION SALE — Contents 25 room EXPERIENCED CARPENTER WANTED PULSE. 116 Chestnut St.. Red Bank. An equal opportunity employer. tress, crib, siK-drawer etiest, wardrobe. 3ARAGE SALE - Oct. 9 and 10, II to shore mansion, 48 Ocean Ave., Monmouth MAGNUS ELECTRIC CHORD ORGAN — Steady work In local area. OFFICE CLEANING — Done ay ex- Gray. SM. 74IJ472. Beach. Furniture, plumbing, morblft sinks, Almost new, US. Handmade 120 bois oc- RED BANK Coll ofler 7 p.m. 291-1427. perienced person. Doctors' ond business p.ra. SJ Mopiewocd Ave., Keansouro, oti JANITOR — Rumson-Folr Haven Region- .aurel Ave. lumber, eic. Cosh ond carry. Move offer cordion, 175.717-1132. 74 HR. DOORMAN al High School, Ridge Rd., Rumson. Apply offices. References. 747-4656. anything/" Inn, . Frl., Sol., Oct. > and vth. Luxury M-tise oporlments. Immedlote oc- in person. IBM TYPEWRITERS BUNBY FLUTE on until 6 p.m[ . SLIDING GLASS DOOR - 6 8" x V wide, cupancy. Centrally air conditioned. 1, 1 IOUSEKEEPER - Hord working college Screen Insert, 150. ond 3 bedroom*. Spacious layouts. Swim Help Wanted lirl tor cfeonlng arid child core. Loves Soles, rentals, repairs. Portable*. Low Like new. Used •/> year. teles. 172-O12I ol lerop.m. . Coll 671.5332. .. RUMMAGE SALE — Something for ev- Ml-0905 pool, sauna, boot marina, garages on Male or Female hildren ond onimols. Experienced, good erybody. Benefit Bayshore Community premises, Help Wanted eferences. Rumson, 842.6S22- FILL OIRI" AND TOP SOIL GARAOE SALE — No. 3», 10 o.m. to Hospital, given by Atlantic Highland: TWIM MATTRESS SET — »25. Cabinet, Free delivery p.m. Dishwasher, screen divider. Tires Auxiliary. Sea Scout Slog, ot the Harbor, IS. Wardrobe, 110. Odds and ends, 5c up. RIVERVIEW TOWERS Male or Female 1ABYSITTER — Mature lody. Keans- Coll 741-4132 after 6 p.m. 750X15, frply. Fon, mlicelloneous Items. Atlantic Highlands, Oct. 1,10-4 pjtt. Oct. 10-1 p.m., 53 Parkview Ter., Llncroft. 21 tttVERSIDEAVE , lurg-Hazief area. Call 2!] Spring St., Red Bank. 741-C212. 9,9:30 to If noon. PHONE 741-1732 REAL ESTATE FULL AMD PART.TIME 495-0711 l!71 TRAILER KING CAMPER - Sleeps MIRROR 3'«4' EXPERIENCED i. Sink, slove icebox. Call BIG YARD SALE — Saturday only, 10 to GARAGE SALE — Bit Cloveraale Circle, S7O WINTER REN1AL - Bradley Beach" BABYSITTING — In my home by mature 812-0175 4. Oesks, file cabinets, dressers, clothing, New bnrewsDwy. Baby furniture, house, Call otter 5,747-3563 Snore Club Aporiments. Modern, lur- SALES HELP • WAITRESSES woman with best relerences. Coll onlfciues, much more. 40 Birch Ave. (fil hold Items, clothing, items In good condl nisned, ail utilities included except el«- •BUSBOYS 543-0259 ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE Brunch Ave.) Little Silver. ion, some Ilka new. Sal,, ti to 4, Sun., ' WEBCOR - Mono tape recorder, (23. Car frlc, Laundryroom. Freeporklng. Avail- • KITCHEN HELP All Saints Church, 559 Park Ave., lo 4 p.m. bed, t5. Jumping chair. S2. Wlndup swing, able Sept. 10 lo Junt I. Pniilp Ctosmiir WANTED! .ECRETARV — Katharine Gibbs gradu- SCOTCH PLAINS, N.J., Oct. 12 ond 13, GARAGE SALE - Colts Neck. Sot., Oct. 14. Carriage, iiS. 7J7-4744. Aswctaies, Broker, 774-1956. Afler 5.774- Knowledge of German language pre- ile ond former employe d«!rei part-time noon to 10 p.m. Oct. 14, noon fo 6 p.m. Ad- ?, 9 to 3 p.m. Lamps, drapes, fypewrtler, JARAGE SALE — Electric Broom, cehu- 4IS6, To work full time in a growing of- ferred, but not necessary. lecrefariot work at home, including thesis mission Sl.oo. space heater, file cabinet, etc. Wcodlanc mldlfler, portable TV, woiher, furniture, HAMILTON GAS DRYER and ttrm papers. Call 747-1633. Dr., off Cloverhitl Rd. plumbing fixtures, tires, etc Sot.. Sun., 10 Excellent condition. 159. SEA BRIGHT - FurnKhed or unfur- fice that is a member ol the Mul- Apply In person: o 5 p.m., 43 Rlvertdge Rd., Hew Shrews- Call (42.3659 nished. Two bedrooms, kitchen, colh- Jomes Borden FENCING SALE GARAGE SALE — Moving. Including di- bury [behind Airport). room, den, fireplace, porch. Available tiple Listing Sen/Ice. Stockade fence, 5x8 section with post, nette, two refrlgefotors, other household TYPEWRITER - Royol Monual, good LITTLE KRAUT RESTAURANT FINANCIAL condition, cleaned, new ribbon. Cover. Nov. 1. SI7S monlh. Also two-bedroom We are looking lor two respon- 79A Monmouih St., Red Bonk J12.M; 6x8 with post, S13.50. Round 2-roll, items. Sot. 11 to 5, Sun. I to 4.40 Seneco DINING ROOM SET - Contemporary, without den ond porch, with 'ireptace, 13.99 per 10' section; split roll, 14,30per 2- PI,, OcKinport (Port-ou-peck), mahogany. TcDIe, six choirs, buffet and available Immediately, t|75 monm. Call sible, dedicated persons, mate or Business Opportunities rat! section. COUPLES — Amazing money-making china closet. Sturdy. ISO. 391-1691. 28 WONDERFUL BUYS — walnut dresser between 11:30 a.m, and 1:30 p.m., 142- female, with excellent character JARAGE SALE — Uncrott Lodles Am- Washington Ave.. Leonardo. 0153. plan building o business. Start part-time, TAXI BUSINESS FOR SALE — Middle- RED BANK LUMBER iliory, Lincrort Fire Company, ot ftte fire- 119.50, wolnut four poit full size bed references. A college degree, al- ond grow ta S50 a day. Free Training, lown crea. Forward all replies to P.O. 122.50, walnut vanlfy, 3-wr Wall St. Red Bank 741-5J0O houie, Newman Springs Rd., Llncroft, KEAHSBURG — Beacnvlew Gardens. •none for Interview, 747-5244 or 747-7327. Box 34, Rumson, NJ. Oct. 9. (Sot.) o to 4. TOP SOIL SloJO. Seven-piece kitchen set though not required, Is preferred. piece solid moste dinette set «?jo, Dan- One one-bedroom apartment, 1155. Over- COLOR TV — Goad condition, S300. Wholesale tandem loads. Coll before 12 or ish couch SM.50, Hideo bed convertible looking bay. Cooking oos, heat, hot wafer We can supply you with qualified Twelve string electric guitar, $89. Call BEDROOM SET — Bookcase headboard, otter 4 p.m. 2»-9»l ond parking supplied. Coll 797-3W7. mollreis, boTtjprlns, double-sired, ches if). More and More! RUSCIL'S. 35 E. prospects, bach you up with an Help Wanted 747-9010. Front St., Red Bonk. 741-1693. Help Wanted of drawers. Gray. Like new, used In gues ADMIRAL REFRIGERATOR. — Kitchen FIVE ROOMS — Unfurnished. Suitable extensive advertising program and Male or Female 8RA55. IRON BEOS-ALL SIZES room. J75. 4715411. set, fable, 6 choirs; bedroom set, double for two to shore rent. 1225 plus security. Male or Female The vlUooe Vendor bed, 2 dressers; sofa-bed, 2 chairs slipco- SILVERWARE — Sterling Sliver setting render assistance lo local people EAVING STATE — Contents opartmjn vered, china closet, end tables. 542-37J7. for eight. Granada by Alvln, Deluxe chest; Heat Included. 7S7-2IS5. Hwy 35, Mlddkfown tJli Open pattern. Used one*. Cost jsoo, sacri- relocating to any part of ihe or sole. Sat., Sun., Mon., 12-5 p.m. 112 MARLBORO — Two-bwrown apartment. SARACE SALE — wicker set, desks, BrlgMan Aye.. Long Branch. SACRIFICE — 10" X 14- braided rog, Ga-fice for U7J. Call 5404471, United Stales. FACTORY JOBS crib, bunks, bed, bike, mower, brlc-a- root sole. 23 Carriage Drive, Middlefown. O.mor*iet^tyreojrt«A SALES CLERK ROSENTHAL DESSERT DISHES - Gold broc. Sat., 9 to 3,3 Roma Court, Llncrolf. GARAGE SALE - Thurs., Frl., Oct. 7. t 1 We are a Realtor oriented office? We Need Men And Need alert, ag- 9 lo 5, t Hillside Ave., Atlantic Highlands. rim glassware ,17-pleca place setting Gor- that believes the word "sorvfeo" Houichold ftemi, washer, dryer, etc. •ARD SALE — Oct. 7, », 1. 10 lo 4 p.m. rxjin sferllng sliver. Chonlllly pattern. 449- Women tfi several grossivo person 7292. •More Classified best describes our obligations to DANISH MODERN BEDROOM SET 50 Railroad Aye., Belford. Furniture, of our depart- wilh right per- Walnut,« pieces. Excellent condillon. ilathes, miiceliiineous. 787-4292. on Next Page ments Will be f£- WAACKAACK ARMS DIHETTE SET — Lik« new. Dr«ii«. eur clients. sonality lo COIH71.4064. porlm-i rifit)G%, Ii^htr'i) (ochle, otjfis IW GARAGE SALE — Keamtiurn. Frl. on vnnlty, olher Iteml. Coll quircd to work 5 For a personal and conlidontial handle custom- SALE — Fine qloisware, some chlno. mn st., Kr3in»j"i. yjum Sot., 10 to 5 p.m. 2 Moptewood Ave. Mis SS4-1I04 riayv Monday 10 ers on phone. Triurs.-Sun,, 10-5. Garage sole Sal. ond ceiianeous items tor sate. discussion, conlact Mr. Srankia Sufidny. 8 a.m., to ADMIRAL DUPLEX REFRIGERATOR FREE — Well rotted hone manure for Apartments Must bo able lo Sun. 105. 40 Hamilton Ave., Leonards. DRIVEWAY SALE - Thurs., Frl., Sat.. roll gardens. Coll 4:30 p.m. Good FREEZER — It? cw. II. Coppertone. Two TREES — Scotch and While Pine, twin-sile bed). Inquire 111 Monmoulh Oct. 7,1,9. Antiques and many other good 747-0115 f>"Kfin(ive pay after lypa orders and thlncs. 38 Ave. D. Atlantic Highlands. Douolrn fir, T/i feet tall, jl each. You dig. Ave.. Leonardo. PHOTO EQUIPMENT shiri .raining peri* lollo;'/ up shlp- Call 4SJ-MJ4 oiler 5 p.m. SWAN-KEY STEREO CONSOLE — AM/FM rodlo, GARAGE SALE — Rain or snlne, Fri.. Pentax miscellaneous Hem od. Haspii.ili/j'iart. (nRnls andcopa FIREPROOF MOSLER SAFE — 2«»37<77. phono, ills. Coll Sof., Oct. B, 9,11 to S. Furniture, fays, etc. 142-7127 The Exclusive paid holidays and with pressure in 717*121 19 Seventh St., W. Keansburg. Ook lyptwriltr onk 04«M)»M",. Kelvlno- GARAGE SALE — Tremendous. See utili- REALTY othc r bone Fit s L; rn a 11 busy of- tor water cooler, rrtecfrlc 10-drower steel .ARAGE SALE — Oct. ?, 10, 14 and I7lh. ty coolnets 14.75, end tablm 12.73, porce- lioo. cabinet 24*33«S2. J41-M1S, AtSCOMDITIONER 10-4 p.m. Everything and anything. 72 lain top kitchen tobies S4.75, floor lamps KKDBIu.Srors Model. ISO S1.7S.fable lamps 75c. II, 11.50. Children's 842-6550 PU/WPKIHS — Pick ynur own. 10c and up. Delaware Ave.. Atlantic HlghlcmM. (HII Hwy35 264-8000 Kcyport Hwy. 35 ?5!I»J ton Park near Old Slone Church) I72-CU1. school desk ulsa, vanity bench 14.75, Iran- HORIZONS 264-8000 Keyport Alio lomataes. SI boikct, bring your own. 124 Hwy. 35 Midrflalown WEDDING GOWN - Slir 9. floor lengtli, no board 13.75, large meiat wardrobe Egctp!onls. 17 bushel, pick your own. TWO DIAMOND RINGS ili.X). Also fons of china, glassware and Lourino Farm. 5ycamore Ave.. Nowby NY. Designer. 1120 value for only isa. Reasonable S42-4235. b RUSCIL'S. 25 E. Front St.. Just completed Coll between W2 o.m. 444-7211 Red Bank, 741-lm. BOX SPRING ANO MATTRESS RREW0OO FOB SALE — Stojoned. GARAGE SALE — Oct. « and 1. 10 a.m. GARAGE SALE - Oct. 9, 10 to 4 p.m. AliO tog splllflr.g service*. Good cordition. 150, on. HI-FI, mouton coati, more. Good Call W-73H Baby equipment, trains, toys. Wedgwood Coll 84I-tO4«. prices. 74 Avondaic Lone, Motawon. china, copfoln's chain. Singer sewing mo- TWO LEVEL chine, household Items one more. 9 Deer RNluTA GARAGE SALE — Colls Neck. Oct. 7, », LUXURY RESIDENCE CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY VeUoe Qna fxopie with cietllt problerrs. Path, Holmdtl. Oil Rt. 34. and 9.' 10 a.m. on. Manor Rd., (off Rl. months olil. Cod 244- tmmrdiote deiivecfeu Instant crecill. Call 517). 482-4747. Rockers, oak furniture, FANTASTIC GARAGE SALE — Five fom for year'round living A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR Mr.Gron,373MII. jlossware, garden tools, mowers, tic Hies. Antiques, turnflur*. frames, pic- CATMINI OIKS — flew 4 h.p.engine TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machine). All tures, bicycles, decoupoo*, lintns, nice Cqll oftc-r 4 p.m. SOLID MAHOGANY — Dining room set dotwng. lamps, crocks. I Aberdeen Ter. MANY NEEDS! kes new or med Guarnnteed Low os ond bedroom set. Living room chair, Cas- «71OS!2 125. Serplco's, IS1 Monmc-uth St. Next to race, orr Wllion Ave., Hew Monmouth, • BALCONIES OVERLOOK 0C6*M tro convertible. Numerous household or1l- Sat., 10 a.m. lo 5. incoler. 747*BS. cles, IIS Naveslnk Ave. (rtar apartment) • LANDSCAPED GAROEHS Instruction Highlands. 172-1141. GARAGE SALE — Everything must 001 APACHE - Tent trailer. Sleeps si», Hems sold half of original tagging. Sat,, -PATIO (iaragp Doors Paint Inland Dornrallng ilove, sink, IceOo*. 1W0. EVERGREEN TREES — Ola your own. Oct. 9, 9:30 til -, Corner of Bergen and MEN (.WOMEN 17-42 4710435 Musi clear field. Bonus! Buy four and get Broad St.. Red Bonk, behind Allttlre-For •POOLPaiVILEGES D - rvp««mi»M opprnto'i, Rortin s, F (tADI. O joins -• Pninllnrj owl wnllnn on* Scotch Pine free. Bring your shovel. building. %nttl> rfMlit, t*t>it"**l< Urptrai, 101 t/.on . Cod pi-rInn Fijlly Iflurrd, f'or ff ce eillmoTjs ARE NEEDED IN IS" CfitCKET - yetpi lovir. Stave, Ice- Coll 944-1S71. • ALL UTILITIES meullitt. DM IM'ik. Hl-W>, roll "l/i 14 H linx. loiiet. Aiki'ig «0O. GARAGE ANO YARD SALE - House- CIVILSERVICE ;srO4M GARAGE SALE — Oct. 0 and 9. Mil- hold goods, violin, plates, lamas, vases, • CENTRAL A1R-COHDIT1ONIHS ceiianeom household Items, farniturc, ondmilk cam, sewing machine, choir, type- CITY STATE f'KDERAL it.i~»6bis~^r?uer7Y 19. s«l BCles loo oyv n Orchard PI., Little Silver. • WASHSR, DRYER p/irpp fiAnc HO HIGH SCHOOL NECESSARY writer, etc. Uti Ruliedae Cr., Applebrook Clmik «nrt Walcft Hrpalrlng_ (irnoral Conlraclors J! Co** after 4 pm. Form, MlcWIelown, Sot; ond 4un. No loft lnf>-;r» . StnrloihlqrStnrloih t 142 1114 KITCHEN AID DISHWASHER — « • REFRIGERATOR, RfitlOE r.l,itmtu> ol3. e»«H«nt condition. 120.. *in». Win font )tmwi, ) diver BIC CtMteR. il iMockmoilon 41. 4*3 Merchandise Wanted *295 PER MONTH rslvlcil Odd Jobs 'JO. Itoolln),', Mdlnt; & Insulation CALL? 212)469-4030 Can be moved anypfacfl in WANTEO - Two 3»" b«r»' bicycles, HT HAi/i.ino '•- f enori, anrooits CHAIN LIMKFENCIMG CtJIi ft Otutn Aw*. w»f End ' L»f ut tm tut a QUOM CO. - KOWtMi AND 5IDIKU '.» PRICE i 344 H1J offer spm. • i rufylt I i pef}ftnntti n«d no. liet «sliitn!ei, 741-1 Mv> ofler iMlQHH nnrlQyurOfiteBa for 10 «ors» NATIONAL TRAINING (Cnlronce wC»if««Vio«> "... Jo,m. * ; . W8S-W0S45 IWJ Fltltmnsft Avf. • Yt&oW n, M,V. Utli Call 787-2492 f.M.t, and f.,m. o,. j ^S Houftts For Sort Houttft ' TW Daily Rrgiiirr. Kerf Haul - \IM»Hrln»n. N.J., FgVlav, OPIOIHT 8. 197] . THE FAMILY CIRCUS By Bll Ketnef _ woniwMoRMt

Apartments Rtmai Momtt, (wnlvhKI or yn!»rnlll;i1 « Apartniertfs Apqrtments irom US 1« IWw nwrth fof J««"> ?? FOUR HOOi* — AjMrlmwti, wild a«09». KtO «»l(K - Iflree ro»m opgrtmenl i THE «RO >O«HCY, ATUANTIC HIGHLANDS AREA 1st f bor. ont ywr leave, one month «cu Heut, not wafer. 001 supplied Poy o*r l IOS) HTOHlANDTA/ifAWENTS rliy Adylli preferred. He,pets. |7O< ftitritiir usSpermonm. Call WVU month, lieot, hoi water wppiled MJ-0MI, ^6r«rcSii»r6BV6rt>own apaimm, Nov. I or Dec. I loJont 30 LONG BRANCH — THree furnlshe Commercial Rentals Furnllfle3 or unlurnllhed. Ntwlywt4l. •f I NEST LUXURY roomi and ootfi. 10 minutes to Fort Mor Will lake tuOlBOlt. SM7JJ4, APTS FROM $199 UP moulh. All utlllllei Included. 1115. n parents or DISTINGUISHED ett7ci«tKY. Rwi BWk ww win (|tv« t*t- separote opa *p«r rants, tub beo"rati',f!'" WEST 0NO - Lonj Bronch. Two-bei trtncfi. 741-3740 V o.m. lo 1 p.m. potential. 546,500, ""KM mttinooking the hi ream apartment. An option to buy walMi OFFICES paint on the Allan wall carpeting now In. J»-em HOUSE -Wilh dtnlno __,_.. ...Matecu!|rut morino. Located In center af Red BQHH Business * olr conditioning, jwlmtnl district. room. Thret adulti. November 1 gecy ON THE RIVER — Penthouse Apartmen! poncy, Kcosonobtv rent. Prefer Red Banfc- —- All Wlwis, truly Uxu Three bedrooms, two baths: Carpetliv ond parking Included. S450. Bodmon Arm • Central Air Conditioning Mldai»tawn qren. WrMr Box M7i. Thf 7 w'nit luperlnttndtnt, 2S Apartment!. By appointment only. 74 • 5elt Service Eltvator Dolly RMliiltr. Red Bonk. BAHRS It Krumtr Mmoo;m«nl Co, ' Private Parking Space COTTAGE — Cobin or ilmtlar, preferably • Compute Janitorial Service with fireplace. Single, reiponalt>te< with REALTORS FURNISHED J PLEASANT ROOMS »individual Thermostatically. Con- reference*. Will do repairs, etc, in BK- tpH —• tylittw or retired coupl Third floor, lloht housekeeplno. Prlvali trolled heat. cnong* (o» i*asonoble rent, 291-3450 or Al & Mae Bahrs . badl'eam. Moth ond den, use o Quiet, nwlure. business person. 741-Q7M. • wall-to-wall Corpetlng i, m fine horn* In Rurmon. Will po< 24 Bay Ave. & Steamboat Lane 872-1600 lor beard; no charot far llvln .... - ADbrtment. Avajlabli 54 Broad Street Red, Bank __ HIGHLANDS !•> in vxcltancw for responslbi nedlately. S12S plus utilities. Oak Call for appointment *° Inspect yOufioTKJW —"wiViiii io »nor» qmr} «liftinglifting" onand "tfog-ilttlng•'dog-si " to niburg. Coll 7iri«0». mefil onH i«ptnie> with lomt. Red Bank- wrMnB wnmon. Refer•Terencesi , cor 747-1100 Mlodlelown ar«o. U4VI) ader t p.m. Houses For Sole Houses/or Sole Nino Tjmtilejon. 3IM14•U«3l APARTMENT AVAILABLE - Octobei through June- Can be seen on Sof.,f|Oct. 9 -1000 SQ. FT. STORE MIDDLETOWN TM. _ esl 6ml. Been at W Giove Place. Keansburo.. Furnished Rooms A FAIR HAVEN" W AVAILABLE IN For your family on part al an old eitatt. furnlihed oportment. Al KEANSBURG — Three rooms, furnished, $29,900 nort «rm Host avuliobie. Mov DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT ; TraditionaTradlllortal Colonial on o iretree cov*r«covereid Suitable lor business couple. Reference " SPECIAL"" ' ' ring roorr "" *~ If you are not a 5onOp«t*l*. 455 Oceon Blvd. Security. No pets. 787-1530. STORE LOCATION homeslle. Living room with fireplace, din Paneling -Lumber -Siding -Camera -Busi- InIMWga roomr»»nproom ,i .loralorg jrgee pdncmpaneledu y ^ OFFICE SUITE-RED BANK - 756 SO.. It. required. 471-5253. rood station, Red Bank. Coll after A p.m. $50,250 ers included at $21,900. lonth. Suitable for adults; Coll 843-4040 KEANSBUR^—Four "rooms, front or.250 per month. 29l-292o. RIVERFRONT Ing room, electric kitchen with dlnettt. LONG DOCK TO DEEP WATER Sun room, Four bedrooms, lVa bairn. Full ONLY 23,500 LONG BRANCH — House unfurnished 1/10 mile of beautiful river frontage. Cus VAN HORN basement, hot water oil heat. Detached FAIR HAVEN Three bedrooms, l'/i boths. Kitchen, liv- two-car garage. Deep lot. $42,500, ing room, dining room and family room. torn ranch with three lovely bedrooms, Realtors First lime offered. Lovely Ranch with three bedrooms, two baths. Jalousled porch wilh fantastic Open 7 days. Call 24 hours a day. FREEHOLD TWP. Year round rental. 2VM614. river view. 19' X 12 paneled den. Twn 747-4)00 two baths, paneled den, newly modernized kitchen, fireplaces. Buy now tor next veer's fun 8W River Rd. Fair Haven MONMOUTH BEACH — Winter rental and boating. 578,500. Dennis K. Byrne spacious screened porch. All in mint condition and Good selection of well-furnished home! HAVING YOUR UPS AND DOWNS? available. For 3-B months, from S150 t( RUSSELL M. BORUS COLTS NECK REALTOR-INSUROR beautifully landscaped. Offered at $54,500. 1500. HICKt-Y AGENCY - REALTORS REALTORS B West River Road, Rumson /You won't have any in this one level—living home. Walk into a Call 222-4017 any time. PIEDMONT FARMS oOO River Rd., Fair Haven Models Open Dally Phone 842-1)50 living room with fireplace, kitchen with dining area, three 747-4532 MIDDLETOWN VILLAGE — Large older Colonials and Ranches MEMBER MULTIPLE bedrooms, den or fourth bedroom and full'bath. Another ex- WILLIAM H.HINTEIMANN (FIRM) home that Is lovely Inside. Three bed- LISTING -'rooms, V/t baths, children's playroom, LITTLE SILVER From $57,900 'ceilent feature is the finished basement for all kinds of family « REALTORS large yord and goroge. 671-1328. Colonial. Four bedrooms, two baths, den, large eai-ln kitchen* formal dining room. Immediate Occupancy NEW TWO-FAMILY fun and entertainment. Two-car garage. Bl. 34 '/i-mlie south ot Kl. 520. right an TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE - Unfurnished. Hoi water heat. Magnolia and holly trees. Clover Hill Rd.. Lett on Tulip Lane. There's still time fo pick your colors In 23 RIDGE RD. RUMSON Available Oct. 15. Adults preferred. 291- $33,900. Model Home 9««40 Eves. 513-7049 this quality buMt home. Each apartment 1798. has three bedrooms, tiled balh, science JUST USTED AT REALISTIC PRICE! Four bedrooms, )Vt boths, 24* den, wall- kitchens, picture windowed living rooms. 842-0600 fo-wall carpeting, appliances. Treed lot. FLORIDA CALLING! Nice property with some trees and city IM.500. Now Is ihe'Ume to buy thai home, opart- sewers. Hard to match al only Houses For Sole mentt duplex or Income property. Act '35,200 FHA, VA to qualified buyer now! ED. CONWAY, Realty Inc.. 2731 $32,500 CRQWELL AGENCY Oakland Pk. Blvd.. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. MARLBORO TWP. Navesink Associates TWO-BEDROOM CUSTOM RANCH - FIVE BEDROOMS KEANSBURG M-HourScrvlce 741-1030 On large, beautifully landscaped, com- FREEHOLD 8OR0 — Exclusive oreo.- pletely cyclone fenced lot. Just 9 years old REMODELED 1008 Hwy. 35 Realtors NEW HOUSES Charming custom bullt.flvebedroom, and In excellent conditlbn. Complete mod- This Irrimaculate home has btsn com-H LOOKING FOR A RANCH HOME _.;., , . ] ranch on a loroe, beoutll BI-LEVELS Doth, r ern science kitchen with washer and pletely pone over. Including new heot, t' MIDDLETOWN landscaped lot within • few blocks or dryer. Tiled bath. 12x10 living room with roof, siding, storms and screens, new tllto IN THE COUNTRY? 671-0600 3 or 5 bedrooms shopping ond schools. This lovely tw.... iew wall-to-wall carpeting, air condi- bath and more. eotures a large, modern, eat-In kitchen, loned. Close to church and trans- VA, NO DOWN FHA, LOW DOWN This one is on an acre with three bedrooms, dining room, liv- M»H Street offMoln St. formal dining roam, spacious living rocm, portation. Especially nice, 124,900. with fireplace, den, sunporcH. (lower $24,500 ing room, family roem, 1 % baths, full basement, one-car ga- oom, laundry room, and attached two- SMOLKO AGENCY rage, screened back porch for garden parlies and plenty of From $29,500 car garage. Call us for an appointment to see this home of your dreams. 149,500. REAL ESTATE BUY-RITE REALTY play area in the backyard^ call DEMISE REALTY ASSOCIATES 265 Main St., Keansburg Hwy 9 at Traffic Circle, Freehold 787-0123 Licensed Broker . 442-1444 AUrH/JArARfDUCEDPRICE 787-1010 CARLO OLOE SHREWSBURY — A-l Condition WILD HEDGE Home. Living room, dining roam wilh AT HOLAADEL New Homes '36,900 CONSTRUCTION CO. wall-to-wall carpet. Two Bedrooms. Full wsemenl with large recreation room ond Four-b'tdroorn Colonial on rolling one 787-2492 or 787-0913 laundry. Garage, 01,500. 747-0037., irk town Eastern Woods MANAUPANTWP. SOUTH VIEW NORTH kitchen, paneled den, formal dining room, Impressive Colonial reproductions of spacious Hying room, 3Vi baths, Two-car yesteryear tilled with warmth and chorrn Houses For Sale garage. $53,9l>0. — 4 ond 5 bedroom homes, Vh baths. }• Executive area car garages, tull basement, fireplace. City MONMOUTH HEIGHTS Five-bedroom CfVer hall Colonial (eolur- water ond sewer. Lovely wooded lot* — Ing fireplace, Th beautifully tiled baths, PRIME AREA. Models ovalloble from formal living room, banquet size dining ARTISTIC LANDSCAPING 3 or 4 bedrooms, family room, pecan room, country kitchen, two-car garage. DIRECTIONS: Monmoulh Rd., south, 1st / • FAIR HAVEN On one acrr Ipt. Fail occupancy. lw,V00, block past Turner Bros. Nursery. Turn Provides seclusion and serenity wilh a stunning departure paneling, a raised hearth fireplace, formal right onto Porker Rd. Continue to Eostern from the usual suburban plan. Rustic fence, trees, shrubs BIANCHI AGENCY Woods. Look for our sign at entry. dining room, wall-to-wall carpetlfMDOth. $44,000 EASTERN! WOODS and in the middle of it an exquisite Framingham with,an en- Recllors 583-49110 7*1-1200 Basement plus crawl. Flagstone foyer. m-wn closed breezeway and an unusual brick barbecue room that • Neighborhood conscious? If OAK HILL'S Central air with Electrostatic Air\deaner. RED BANK COLONIAL, must be seen to be believed. Many custom built-ins through- . * . where you live is important, BEST BUY FENCED YARD out house. .% acre. Two garden houses. Beautifully pnevisit should convince Perfectly lovely larac yara w,)lh MKJfiy 25' living room, aimmj room, Ihree bed- frees, Fireplace in living roam, dream rooms; full basement, no! water heot, cOr- landscaped, bushes, roses and plantings kitchen, extra large porch, three bed- petlnfl. Fine condition, Now only S26.5W. ., OWNER MUST SACRIFICE AT . • • you to buy now. Don't wait rooms, V/i baths, Assurnoble mortgage. a pleasure to see. Concrete driveway, for prices to go up. This Call now, Asking $51,000. TED two-car garage. Call today we have the RUSSELL AA. BORUS '55,500 ••'..: 4 ; spacious three-bedroom, REALTORS key. Asking 1 600 River Rd., Fair Hoven ; •< '; Iwb-bath, centrally air condi- ?7532 ' , ' tioned Ranch home wilh for- BELMAR AREA — Bf-level Tour-bedroom HALL home. Nice neighborhood. Convenient to BEN ALPERN, *57,000 . ."•*.: mal dining room was school ond stores. 133,500. 10",'. down, 30- year FHA. 6D-5744. 566-4331. AGENCY, REALTOR 46 W. MAIN ST. FREEHOLD, NJ. planned for you. Additional 733 River Rd. Fair Haven • -, ••••..•; ,•'•"*•. features include full base- Houses For Sale 462-6464 ment, garage, huge cedar GREA842-420T PRIVAC0 Y . storage closet, 32' '16,900 IN RUMSON A Ihroe bedroom Ranch al Ihis Almost 400' of fronldfle for this brick ond teakwood paneled game- price is hard to beat. Features Ifome ranch houie.'Three bedrooms. LOOKING FOR S-P-A-C-E? room. For appointment, call modern kitchen, new hot water Huge paneled den. Central olr. ttonui —0 beautiful lake. Asking W5,000. baseboard hoat. oily sewers, and 787-7500 low, low taxes. All buyers VA and RUSSELL M. BORUS REALTORS FHA/VA FINANCING AVAILABLE FHA terms available. 400 River Rd., Fair Hoven > To inspect, call 787-7500 '26,000 JI7AS12 WARMING CENTURY OLD HOUSE — Sunken living room is iusl one of On lonoscoped acre. Seven loroe tunny THE STEPHENS AGENCY, INC. the many features in this lovely roomi wilh French doors. JVi bolhi. Two Realtor, Multiple Listing Service three-bedroom Split-level, lealur- porches, polio, and three-tor gorotK. 10 minutes from Refl Bonk. «J,5M7COT| 5«2> Hwy 36 and East Road, Belford, NJ. ing lormal dining room, modern 1599 after 5 p.m. Principals onty. 787-7500 kitchen, I Vi baths, and wall-to-wall camelino More Classified '29,900 on Next Page Middletown Colonial with rustic IDEAL RANCH FOR RETIRED EXECUTIVE . charm features three bedrooms, In Little Silver, quaint, loaded with charm, in superb condi- formal dining room, ceramic lile Houses For Sale Magnificent 1 year old split level. Centrally air conditioned. This lion. Immaculate condition - Just listed. Enter a large center bath, over-sized living room, largo 4 bedroom 2/2 bath split level oilers an ideal opportunity (or Start otf:: Comfortable 3 bedroom, 1 balh ranch home. Lo- foyer to a spacious living room with" brick fireplace and bay kitchen wilh panlry, paneled den, MIDDLETOWN cated on corner properly in desirable Eatonlown. Comfortable full basement, and city sewer3. All junior executive type with large family. This unique house has 4 window. Gracious dining room. Many bullt-ins. Carpeting On 100 x 100' plot. Owner is anx- living room, dining area, eat in kitchen and full basement. Wall bedrooms on one level wilh the dining room, kitchen and pan- throughout, 18' kitchen with shuttered windows. Two bed- ious foi a quick sale, and will con- eled den on second level, with a raised living room. Built-in ap-. to wall carpeting and many olher nice features included in sale, rooms, master 17'xl4', I 'A baths, enclosed porch and full sider all oilers. All buyers easy LAKEWVIEW pliances and wall-to-wall carpeting stay wilh the home. An Owner moving to South Carolina and is anxious to sell. 30 year basement. Beautifully landscaped. Only $37,900. terms. oversize 2 car garage complete with a corner lot, combines VA or FHA mortgage available. This home is ideal for the '34,000 on the Cove into making this home and outstanding buy al 538,500.00 Sell- young married or for someone looking for a home without, too much maintenance. Asking $30,000 EXECUTIVE'S RANCH IN OCtAHPORT Wall-to-wall carpeting is just one ... Sail in the summer, skate ers are able to give rapid occupancy, so call now lor in- of the many oxlras in Ihis Immacu- in the winter. Play year Mil BEDROOMS spection late split level, featuring three bed- i found . . . New beautiful Just listed, this unusual rambling ranch with four king size rooms, ultra modern kitchen, lami- ly room, formal dining room and country larrn Colonial. bedrooms, two baths, recreation room and den plus large liv- 80' x I601 plot. This home will be ing room wilh fireplace. Formal dining room, very spacious available lor occupancy al clos- Five-six bedrooms, 3/2 eat-in kitchen, full basement and two-car garage, heated ja- ing. baths, huge living room, lousied porch. City sewers, beautifully landscaped. $54,900. kitchen and dinette, library, '35,900 fireplace, paneled lamlly Hazlell Absolutely Immaculate, SUPERHOUSE OH THE WATER Centrally air conditioned thfeo- room and beamed ceiling. Buy this brand nsw Georgian Colonial, just completed on bndroom ranch. Oilers profes- Full basement, two-car ga- sionally linisliod basoinonl, sci- rage, and just lots; ot house. bulkheaded lot so (hat you can moor your boat at the door. ence kitchop with diswasher and Enjoy 4-5 bedrooms, 214 batho, largo living room, formal din- ninny appliances, wall-to-wall car- Setting on approximately ing room, 25' family room with fireplace, 22' kitchen and di- poling and^tiached Qaracjo. Pro-, nette. Comforts of two-zone healing, Anderson insulated festilonally landscapad with well' Vli acres, Storie's throw to for your lovely lawns VA Approved - 3 bedroom rambling ranch - living room dining windows, and sewers, Two staircases provide oxcollent traf- private lake wit'h waterfront Twins • Twin duplex custom designed side by side one apart- rights. Country living at its rbom, kitchen and 2 baths. Spacious and well designed. Hedge ment contains living room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and lilo bath. fic pattern for the large family. Only $59,900. '37,900 surrounds entire corner property- plenty ol privacy. Acl fast::: 2nd apartment is sirniliarly designed except It has only 1 bed- Nowly listed Ihreo-Bcdroom ran- best. Close to all con-' Qualified vet - no money down.,30 year mortgage available, room. II you are thinking ol retiring look at this lovely home. cher, Features toimnl Dining room, venioncer,, and minutes,to Non-vel Small down payment. Collect rent and live rent free. Seporate meters and heating family room, I '/> balhs, aluminum Garden State Parkway. systems. Asking $26,500. Biding and localod in lou area of Middlolown on over Vi aero tot. DIRECTIONS: PAUL BRAGAR Sewers In and working, Ownera SpoC/ah/s Since 1948 In: Real Es- relocating, Immodiaia occupancy. Newman Springs Rd., to Half tate PHOP£R]Y MANAGEMENT- P/onty ol Mortgage Money Avail- Mile Rd., (1 block before I MORTGAGtS able CONVENTIONAL 'FHA . VA Garden St. Pkwy entrance) TEICHER AGENCY Half Mllo Rd. to ond [W. Independent Listing Brokers AGENCY SPENCER Front St.) turn lalt and quick REALTOR Realtor REAL ESTATE rlfihtlo Alexa PI. and your 671-4880 new hofho. "the Real istatc Firm BUHT on the CONFIOtNCE of its WINK" 794 Broad St. 747-0221 Shrewsbury Hwy 351 laurtf Av»., Halmdel F.HAVA CANYON CONSTRUCTION CO. \7 Oceanport Ave., Oceanport 542-3500 MEMBER OF J MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICES CONVENTIONAL FINANCING AVAILASl !• I 741-1200 __Mii»t» Hor fata Houif I f or SflfB JPor Sale Housu For Saiii Tltc lhi\y HcvixhT, tied Bunk- WMetnwu, NJ, Friday. OHOIMT 8, 1071 21 LBOALNOTICB THE BERG AGENCY " HOP, SKIP LE8AL NOTICE Church Sets "Pl«a>e tail nollce mat Louli H. -Junwwrtftfr, W Montros, Read, Colts & JUMP I HIM to Itlt Zcnlng Bporrf of MfrNifflfnt REALTORS mon four Neck, H J, hai applied lo the Zoning or a vorianct to construction an addition AnfI1 Board of Adluiirntnt for a variance toi Anniversary room, wj.ln'Sllcli«f witli ilfiliwSihVr wB •reet d steep pen on fl non-cenformlno lot to hit riilcuncfl with fr}»ufflcl»nf front A Division of Bero Enterprises Inc, «» l ovt, Lorga (amity room with to school from this In a reildenllal lone, A Public Hearing yard rtqulremcnt. Tmt is located on -- -'— "—-io polio. Thr«t »< will be held October 20th al 8:15 P.M. ol lleck 1-5 lot». A Subtle Htarina will b# four-bedroom Colonial Ihe Colls Nccl TownlMp Holl." told October »th ot 1:30 P.M. ot.ftw Colt* $31,500 : THOMAS MC Cl-INTOCK Neck Township Holl," In Freehold " next to Rurr. Wl Executrix accompanied by a $5 donation Dally 9-9 Saturday and Sunday 10-7 BREATHING ROOM school. Completely rcdecornted H Iti^ Messri. Shamet & La Brecque, Mldaletown older Iwo-heifrcom home, fjvery room VIRGINIA S. SCHLOSS, MS Highway No. 35, P.O. Box No. 2W, to defray fhe cost of publica- 671 1000 COMFORTABLY All lh» beauty and privacy ot o country 9621 Heulhor Nood, Cedar shingle and urkk Colonlol. Fon..~ sotlinO' yet minutes from 1h« slallon. tastefully furnished. Large fenced lot. Mlddlelown, New Jersey 07708 dining room, llvlr\g room IS x 20, Family schools ond thopping. Lovely one year old Low loxes, Immedfoie occupancy, S22,500. llevtrly Hllfc, CalKornio tion. The brochure will be dis- Houses For Sale Ask for Mr. Kerkesh. BAHBARA S. 5EEMAII, ^j_ _ room with woll-to wall fireplace, eye op- four-bfttiroo'n Colpnlol •fiflh bedroom 'Mi Illlnfj^orlh Avenue, tributed at the centennial din- peallna kitchen with barbecue. Four bed- rwflhed In. Orcot (or the growlriQ family. MEISTRICH AGENCY tinglcwood, N I. N rooms, IV) baths, basement, central cfr See it today, sw w. ner and a copy will be avail- 741-5888 Realtors i;vcs. All-7052 SURVIVING TI(USr6E5 . -NBtrcif Graclout older homo, lour bpdrooms, Iw COLONIAL PARK " 151,500. JOSEPH G. Messrs. Carton, Mary, MONMOUTHCOUNTY able to every family in the . bolni, living room, dining room, kitciie Locolod In the heart of Malowan Twp. 4 HIGH ON A HILL PART OF OLDE Will & Arvonltll, SURROGATE'S COURT family room (could t>» 5th bedroom and ybedroom homes, Colonials, Contem- B Attorneys ot Law, ESTATE OF RAUFH C. JOBES, DE- parish. wood purnliw fireplace, big porch. SewB porary Ranches, BLLevels. Eorly foil oc- Rombilno ranch, spacloui rooms, den, RUAASON ESTATE Route No, M, ot Garden State Pkwy, CEASED Inl Good living nl HJ.SOO. four bedrooms, V/i baths, patio and ga< McCUE cupancy. Price! start ot s. 7iM92< above fiomed. by Jerome Von De Sande. It is 555 Prospp, t Avc. t.itlle Silver 291-3232 afler 3 p.m. ^. The right Is reserved to reject any or al erly line of Eighteenth Avenue with the IN REAL ESTATE bids If deemed to the interest of the Coun- said easterly line of Fernwood Road as open to the public — all ages 741-4500 Evenings 291-2800: CHARMING — Well kept four-bedroom, ty of Monmouth to do so. shown on sold map, and extended from thence (1) easterly parallel with sold 18th Consul! a V/s-story older home. Quiet 1reed sheet, B8y oorder r of the Board of Chosen Free- - in the Neptune municipal Tha Dowstra Agency only one block to school. Finished base- Avenue 100 feet to the westerly or rear Member of holderolders of the County of Monmouth. line ot Lot No. 165; thence (2) southerly building tomorrow from 10:30 , ment with recreation room, family room JOSEPH CIRWIN, 1 REALTORS Red Bank Area wllh bar and second Kitchen. Must be seen olorvQ the solo rear line of Lot No. 165 ond Director also along the rear line Cf Lot No. ,66,25 a.m. until noon. Participants- 91 E. FRONT ST. RED BANK to appreciate. AsMna only 552,501). C»un- EDWARD A. MORGAN, MLS tryjtlilnj Real Estate, 5«-850O. feet; thence (3) westerly parallel with 741-8700 Secretory tint course 100 feet to ihe said easterly should bring a 25-cent dona- ml Deportment ot Purchasing line of Fernwood Road; thence (4) north- NORTH-POINT erly olong the said easterly line of Fer- tion, a pair of scissors and a Lots and Acreage Oct. 8 i S15.2 nwood Road 25 feet to the point or ptact 25 cent piece and a 50-cent WALL TOWNSHIP - 26 bufldiihTiots ~~ NOTICE Of BEGINNING. avallablejn prime location, improved AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE BEING the same premises commonly piece if they wish to partici- cost, S9.500 per lot. Two minutes to Pdrtc- PURCHASE OFA ROAD DEPART- known as 160} Fernwood Road. South Bet- way^.aullders terms to quolltled buyer, MENT TRUCK WITH A SNOW PLOW mar, New Jersey. pate in a special trick. ESTATES IN inquire Mr. Brltlon. ATTACHMENT FOR THE BOROUGH TOGETHER with all rights ond subject OUTSTANDING HOME OF FAIR HAVEN, APPROPRIATING f o the terms of a certain agreement mode JOHN F. ANDERSON THE SUM OF UO.SOG THEREFOR AMD between Jesse E. Lawrence and Cloro E LEGAL NOTICE AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF Lawrence, his wife ond Edward C. Maul- AGENCY 19,000 BONDS OF THE BOROUGH ton and Mary Moulton, dated May 12* 1*27 Realtors FOR FINANCING SUCH APPROPR1A HtmeE , OFFERINGS! TiON. and recorded In the Monmouth County MONMOUTH COUNTY 636 River Rd., Fair Haven 74I-W7 Clerk's Office In Book MOO of Deeds of SURROGATE'S COURT COLTS NECK BE IT OPDAINED by the Mayor ond «3 ESTATE OF HARRIET N. ENSIGN, DE- RUMSON WATERFRONT Council of the Borough of Folr Haven )n .UBJCCT to covenants ond restrlcltons the County of Monmoulh ond Stole of New "ffi CEASED ie acre ..lo. l w...Il h 300' Ironloge on river. 7 of record, ond to loeof lonlng ordlnonces Pursuant to the order of s. THOMAS Jersey (not less than h of oil the mem- ond other governmental rule* and reflu- RUMSON-OPEN HOUSEI Truly a magntont Lovely view, prestigious area. Asking bers thereof affirmatively i GAGLIANO, Surrogate of the County of JW.S00. . Icrtioni oltectlng the use ot the said prem Monmoulh, this day mode* on tht oppll- Soulhern Colonial, available lor ImmerJIate occupancy. Home and that: Ises. cotlon of trie undersigned John Wesley tn- Garden picture! Four spacious bedrooms. Appointments galore. JOSEPH MIRANTI, Section I. The Improvement described The approximate amount of thff Judg' ilgn, Sole Executor of the estate of the In Section 3 of this ordinance Is hereby au- merit to be soilitted by sold sole Is 1h< sckt Harriet N. EnsSfin deceased, notict Is Open this Saturday and Sunday trom 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. Originally thorized as a general improvement to be sum of 51,103.00 together with the cosh o hereby given to fhe creditors of sold de- MIDDLETOWN — lrail9i bulldlnn lot, made by ihe Borough of Fair Haven, New valued at $1.19,000, now asking S100,000. Will cons'def any reason- residential lone. Asking $6500. Call 741 this sale. ceased to present to the said Sole Execu- Jersey. For Ihe said Improvement statet The Sheriff herAv reserve! *he rtpM to tor their claims under oath within six able oiler. See Ihis orchid this weekend. S544 or T41-23S2 allor S p.m. L Irt Section 3, there Is hereby appropriateiated odjourn this tote without further notfe months from this dote. LlNCrtO^T — Convenience pTusTEosylo! the sum of 510,500.00 sold sum bein g IIn- pubilcciloii. Doled; October 4th, 1971 to build on, 175' frontage. Owner. clusive of all appropriations heretofooforre PAUL KlERHAN, Sheriff JOHN WESLEY ENSIGN. 741-3*56. made therefor and Including, the sum o OotedAUBU3t2S,1?71 s 273 Outer Drive West. J1,500.00 as the down payment for said Im Venice, Florida. 33595 LITTLE SILVER! First oKering! Custom lhreo-bedroom provement required by law and now avail- John S- Glova FAIR HAVEN - 100x100. Nice trees. AHy. Executor ; rancher with many features. URparallelsdaJ$46,900. ClAse to schools., transportation. Lovely able therefor by virtue of provision In a area. Neorpond. 842-6491. budget or budgets of the Borough pre Jet. 8,13, », 27 S77.0J Oct. 8 . M.34 Ofously ndopted. RIVER PLAZA7- IV. acres. Section Mid- Sectlort 2. For Ihe financing of said 1m LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE dlelown. 114,000. Call provement and to meet the part of sold A truly picturesque community of 18 quality 741-3441 LITTLE SILVER! Outstanding.four-bedroom Colonial. *10,500.00 appropriation not met by sold NOTICE OF TAX SALE Callar, air conditioning, trees, privacy, many, many exiras. Immediate down payment, negotiable bonds, of Ihe custom homes on the "LOVELIEST" land in BUILDING LOT — Handy transportation,' Borough, each lo be fnown os "Rood De- BOROUGH OF RUM5ON, N.J. occupancy, Great value at $69,000. >' N.Y. and Newark buses at-doorstep. portment Truck Bond", are hereby au- Notice of Sale of Property for Non-payment of Taxes. Assessments and Olher Munlcf- all of Monmouth County. Beautiful towering 97x208. Reasonoale. Call 797-677). thorized to be issued in the principal pol Liens In the Borough of Rumson, N J. . ' ' omoijnt of 49,000.00 pursuant to the Local PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby olvcn that I, Irens C Posey, collector of the taxing dis- trees of assorted hardwoods and pines, TRACT HIGH, DRY LAND —'Near Or'- Dond Low, constituting Sections 40A:2-1 to trict ot the Boroimt* of Rumson, County of Monmouth, New Jersey, pursuant fo the au- lando, Flo. Cleared and fenced in. Agri- 4QA;2-M of Ihe Revised Statutes of New thority or the 5iofutes in such case made and provided, will sell or public auction on LINCROFT! AUiadtoa (hra9:bedroom ranch«t. Cellar. Lovely cultural zoned. *7,000. P.O. Box frOI, Long- Jersey. In anticipation of the issuance of ihe 15th do/ ot October, 1971, at tho Borough Council Chambers, Memorial Borough brooks, hills and even LAKEfRONT lots are grounds, Only $31,900, Call todayl wood, Flo., or coll (30!) 831-WM. such bonds ond to temporarily finance Holl, Rumson, NJ., ot II A. M., the lands and real eitofe hereinafter described: sold Improvement, negotiable notes of the NAArtEl BLOCK LOT LOCATION AMOUNT now available, Select what you want, where Dorough In a principal amount nof ex- Gertrude Burdy 12 4A 1A Allen St. 1485,87 ceeding 19,000.00 ore hereby aulhorljed to Richard P. Egtm 33 7 Boy 5t. 549.48 you want it and watch your dream house Commercial Property be Issued pursuant to and wllhln the limi- Richard P. Egon 33 8 Boy St. 353.38 tations prescribed by said Lew. The max- INCOME PROPERTY -RED BANK - ions presb y a Est. Edna A, Miller 60 1-2 Rumson Rd. 0\563.M im t f Itet hich any ol sold Esl. HufitiG. Milter 60 - 17 Cfubwoy \,1U.U materialize. Snrewsburv Ave. Owner relocating, anx- imum rote of Interest six per centum ious to sell. Income 13.360 yr. 2 stores, 2 obligatiobligationo s shall bear The said land and real eifate will be sold to moke Ihe emount of the municipal apartments. Asking J30.000. Call 1O-W0 {&%) perr£>r annum. liens ctiarguble ogolnit the same on the first day of July, W., a* computed In the fore- DIPECVONS: Junction of Hwy 34 & 537. Proceed East approximately before 5 p.m. Sectio... -n. 3. (a). The Improvement hereby golno tlsf. looelher wllh Iftterest on sold amount frem the first day of July to (he date 1 mile on 537, look for sign on North side. . ; ADAMS AGENCY nuthorlicd ond for the fmanclnrj of whlcrt of th«? sale, and costs of such sole. said obligations are to be Issued Is the Soiri ptopeily will be soid In tec to such persons as will purchase the same, sublecf purchase of a rood department truck with to redemption ot ihe lowest rate of Interest, bui In no case In excess of 8% per annum. Realiors-lnsurors Real Estate Wanted a snow plow attachment. .The payment for the sale shot! be mode before Ihe conclusion of the sole, or the prop- (b). The txtlmated maximum of erty will tie refold. 741-5098 842*5098 , ^oiTsT^k-HoTrndei bonds or notes to-be issued for said im- The said sale is hett pursuant f0 Chapter 5 of Title 54 of the Revised Statutes. J.D.ROCHE I We havn ready qualified buyers, so for At any time before the sole, the undersigned will receive payment of .be amount provement Is SCOOO.OO - 3 Howard Ave. fast efficient service, call J. D. ROCHK, c>. The estimated maximum amount due on any pr lertywi, . m ihe.Interes.., . t and cosTs incurred up lo the lime ot payment. Realtors - 462-2741 Hint Shrewsbury Realtor, Rt, 34, Colts Neck. 463-2741. of money to be raised from alt sources tor Doted: September 15,1P71 | Member Multiple LISIIng Service. sold Improvement is SIO.SOO.CQ trie excess IRENE C. POSEY Hwy 34 COLTS NECK 24 Hour Service thereof over Ihe said estimated maximum Coheclor of Taxes WE BUY HOUSES FOR TOP DOLLAR of bonds or nples to be Issued therefor In any condition being the amount of the said SI.500.00 Phone va-im down payment for said improvement. Section At The fQl'pwIriO mnttcrs me OP Real Estrife In the Borough of Now Shrewsbury for Non Payment of Tex» end LJTtTwdl618ETfEifVr6Mtisi hereby determined, declored, recited and Assessments. Kconsburn-Mlddlolown-Hallet-Holmdel. stated: Public notice Is hereby given that I, Ruth B. Crawford, Collector of TOM. of the THE 5MOLKO AGENCY. 787 0173. (o). The sold purpose described In Borough of New Shrewsbury. Monmouth County. New Jersey, will sell at Public auc- Section 3 ot this oraionnce Is not a current tion on the 2?th day of October. 1971 at 10:00 A.M., In the Soroush Building, 554 Tin ten expense and Is on Improvement which the Avenue, New Shrewsbury, Hew Jersey trie hereinafter described lands. Rorouah may lawfully make DS a general Sold lands will be sold to mohe the amount of municipal liens chargeobfo against the LEGAL NOTICE Improvement ond no part of the cost some on tho 31st day of December, 1970 as computed In the tan list toaelher wtlh In- thereof has been or shall be specially as- terest on sold amount from the first day of July 1971 to Ihe dale ol sate ond tfiscosti or NOTICE on property specially benetlited io\t, at public vendue lo such persons as will purchoss the same subject fo-redemption "Notice is fiereby given (hot scaled bids (hereby. at the lowest rale of Interest, but In no case In excess of eight percent per annum. Wilt be received by Township Commute* (b). The period of usefulness of sold This sole fi mode under the provisions cf Article 4. Chapter 5, Title 54 cf the Revised Q( Ihe Township ol Manaiaptm for mainte- purpose within me limitations ot section laiuies ol Mew Jersey 1?47, entitled, "Sole ot Real Property to Enforce Lions", ond nance ond reopfr materials \\\ the Towrt- 40A:2-22 of sold Local Bond Low ond ac- acts supplementory thereto and amendatory Ihercof. ship of Monolopan In the County of Mon- cording to the reasonable life thereof, h The said lands to be sold and the names of persons agOlnst whom said taxes hove moulh with on estimated amount of l,92D ten 00) years. been loin on account of each parcel tor unpaid taxes ore os tallows; tons V No, 8 Broken Stone (furnished (t>. The supplemental debt statement Year 1W and dolivtred) ond opened and read In lerbert Harvey, Block 1*2 Lots M6», 193-383, «9-o05, 62t, 675, M2-M5, 61HM. *M'»1. l»l lit Mp you pltk year mw hemt. required by said Law has teen tiled In the r public ot Monaiopan Town Hnli- Tcnncnl, Ofllcc o* Ihe Otmior tit the Division ot to-6Q2,8! 1-81?, US-ill, 831-638.641-854,85M060, Shrewsbury MoTior IJ,«1.4'i ot four Multiple Lisiinp SmvitR N»w Jersey on October Id, 1P7I of 0:0) Year l«a > am., Doyllflht-Sovlna time- Spccllicoiions Locol Government In tli? Deportment of ond lorrm of olds, for the proposed work, the Treasurer ot fhe Slot? oT New Jersey Harry 8. Gloria Klrby, Olock 1D5 Lot U, fl5 Sprlnndale Ave. 4J.JQ prepared by Jomes P. Kovocs Enflinpct" ana: such statement shows thai trie Qfoss William U.& Doris f-orraw, Block UA Lot 2, Ul Honce Ave. wi.i' ana approved by the Commiisioncr of debt of Ihe Borough os defined In said Joseph Montano. Block 11 A Lof 15, 112 Sprlnodafo Ave. 1W.3" TronsportatlDft. tiove been flirt) in itic* or Low is Increased by this bond ordinance Darby Winston EH., Olock 12C Lot 5t, 5t Cherry Street ?| 3 COUNTRY RANCH lice of the »ot j engineer at Ten Host Mciin by 19,000,DO ond that the said obligations Essie Cliatman, Block t]D Let 56. 3ft Cherry St. 4J8.7' MIDDLETOWN! Street, Qorouofi oi Freehold, New Jersey lutlioriieU liy this bond ordinance will be Ramco Really, Inc.. Block ?5 Lot 1. «0 Shrewsbury Ave. 5J7.T In prestigious Oak Hill-2 years old-immediate occu- and of said commissioner o( Trans' fvllfiln oil debt llmliotions prescribed by Ramco Realty, ire, Block IS Lot 7, 9M Shrewsbury Ave. IJ7.V Large, raised Ranch with lour bedrooms, full .dining pcrlotloni Trtniori, HPW Jersoy. »«f1 OM< .aid Low. Lillian Drumooole, Qlock 95, Lol 7.11 5quonkum Rd. W7.|» pancy. Three excellent sized bedrooms, 2V? balhs, living ilan ot Local Governnienf Aid District Of- (d). Amounts not exceeding 1500.00 in Allen & Joiephtne Anthony, Block 07 Let 2A, Pine Brook Rd. *92M' room, 18' family loom, covered palio, and two-car ga- tlCfl located ot One Court House Squnre,, lit agQrenulc for Items ot expenso per- Squankum Really Co. Inc., Dlock 105 Lot 7, 83 Squonkum Rd, M1US room, dining room, paneled den with raised hearth lire- BotovjQh ol Frcchttttl, H«w Jcrmy otxd nlficd under Section dOA:?-20 of said Law Viola B. Phlpps, Dtock 10S Lot 7i, otf Hockhockson Rd. it fa rage. All utilities, including city sewers' Convenient to mve been included In the lorcgalng cstl- Vlolo 11 Phipps, Dlock 105 Lot 3), B2 Hockhockson Rd, 44.01 shopping, local and express buses, Excellent condition. place, Big country type kitchen, with glass doors to red- may too tnipecled by proM)ccllvp bidden noted cosls of sold Improvement cr pur. Squankum Really Co, Inc., Qlock IMA Lot 7, Squankum Rd. 124.09 wood deck. Aluminum siding, 2 car garage, full exposed- during huifnes* hours. 'Ose, .Squankum Rcolly Co, Inc., Black 1W/V Lot U, Porter Ave, 61,37 $38,000. OUldcrt will be hif(\lshcti with « tojiy ot Section 5. The tut! tallh and credit of the Ctiorles ft. Colherlne Leonard. BlocX IMC Lot 3, Porter Ave. J14.49 basement. Price reduced to $53,500. 1he specHlcolloni by the engineer on prop- ElcifQUflti ore hereby pteacjed to tho punc- Nathaniel & Carrie Cannon, Olock WC Lot 10, Benson 5t. er notice ond poynienl* of cuit of prppara- tual payment of the principal ql and Inter- "ronk Watson, Dlock IMP Lot 49, Porter Ave. ELMWOODPARK Hon. Olds muil be mode on stqndord pro- est en toe soid ouUoations miihorlicd by Noomi Tovlor, Block \ME, Lot 7, Hamilton Rd. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION poial forms in fhp mtinner dnilynater] his bend ordinance. Said obligations shall C.H. Royiler Est,, Block 109 Lot IB, Waysfde Rd. (herein ond required by the specifications, e direct, unlimited obligations of the Sort* Sogns, Qlock 109 Lot It, off Wayslds RtJ. Mlddlolown's new locationl Four bedroom, multi-lovel mutt be enclosed |n seated en^eiope^. Attractive 3 bedroom Ranch witli wood burning liio- ,ott, urn) ihe Rorouah sholi be obU CM, Royslcr Eit., Block \M Lot S. 1B41 Wavslfle Rd. home. Extra largo rooms, including dining room and bearlnp the no me ond address of bidder Melvln A Dlone Grimmer, olock US Lot 12-i, HopeRd. ond name ot rood on collide, oddf csscd to atcdlatcd o Iflvy od valorem luxes' upon afl place, oat-ln kitchen and lotinal dining room, cozy den IhItoe ttunablo ..e. property wllhln the Borouflh SMrltSMrley M.M, LeonardLonard,, BlocBo k 1220 Lol 27,1512,15133 WesWeitt Pororkk AveAve.. family roorn, Fireplace, two-car garaga, and basement. Township Ccfnniitlep. for the paymerw ot Ed & Koihryn Racklowict^RachCt Qlock 173 Let 8.419 W the ...I P.M., al the Municipal Bulldina "fi >rop«rty will be Immediately resold. ****** "Hy order of Township CommiHce of Rlvor flood. Pair Haven, N,J. at which At any lime before mo loic, the collector will receive payment of IM amounf dut fo- • TonshiTownshipp oc»ff MorOl«pMortoli « ami place alt •I sons desiring to be mqyo# HWY. 38 J MIDDLETOWN, N.J, 881 BROAD ST. THi hMird Ihtreon will )6 given tull-opportu- iy cmh. certified check or Money Order only. Mayor illy. Witness my hand ontl *eof Ihis 1st Cay of Oct. \9f\. LAUGNL.IN 671-3311 741-5212 tterk •metre. device*. v.,'/ l lie ILiilt \U'sii*U T, Kr.l Bank - Mi.ldlildMii. S.J., I r.i<(jj, Oi-loltt-r «, Dennis the Menace- II Tavern. 41 »«"«er. t2l^« drink n Puzzle 13 Before tary r W'RE'lHLQVaJwRMe IN HOW CWLDANVOWggVeR' I TWOUSHTIHEARP By Annli BI(H«« WITH CHUCK, LOVE liilTK IN LOVE wrm SQRW SOMEONE 23 Change AREN'T YOl/, I 5TUPIP OL' ACROSS dircctlnP., CHKK7 noftt 45 OUI Bngli«h 25 Killed with SSmuU-.VttlcH^^i^,; joy, ' ttrW 27 Missile 52 Peninsula IOUivoIight) Give . 48 Sailors. weapon. 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59 1 I ••Pi 1 1If TtrR SUPPOSEb I DON'T KNOW WHAT 1 YER SO MAtS ABOUT r;provement of self and sur- time. Expect to enjoy the un- — Mix business with pleasure. yout dream. roundings if you are to be expected. TO LEAVE 00/ -I'/WTHEONEWHO J You can,demonstrate the VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23)^ happy hi a domestic situation. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- friendly, giving side of your A quiet morning during whlfch \_SHOULt> BE UPSET/ The spouse who concerns him- Dec. 22) — You would be wise nature to those who know you you can catch up those actjyi- self with what "others" think to put off the beginnings of a only as a taskmaster. ties conducive to rest; relaxa- of him or her, or who prefers journey — even a planned TAURUS (April 21-May 21) tion, and introspection. Take socializing to spending a quiet. journey — until late in the — Schedule your time care- advahtagcof it. . '.•'•'.' ',"" Sheinwold's Bridge Advice By ALFRED SHEINWOLD It didn't work out quite as At the other table of the notrump if he has IX he expected. East barged into match, Los Angeles expert points. He passes with m Some members of the the auction with a bid of four John Wittes disdained science 16 points. younger generation believe diamonds, and then West ru- when he held the North Cards. Blondic that our technology has gone dely raised to five diamonds. His partner opened with one too far and too fast. They Rank didn't know what to do, spade, and Wittes leaped at South dealer '' UE SAIP WHAT ABOUT THURSDAY IF WU DON'T REMEMBER, would like to scrap some of and compromised by bidding once to six spades. North-South vulnerable ' > NOT TO FORSET AT ELEVEM? HOWDO'rtXJj our science and return to a five spades. NORTH 1 West opened the ace of dia- THURSDAY EXPECT' simpler life. It's not up to me Now Miss Johnson couldn't monds here too, and the Los * 98532 : AT ELEVEN! ME TO?- to say whether they're right tell what was going on. Were 9 AKQ1072 •;.. Angeles team scored 1,430 6 None i; or wrong, but today's hand there diamond tricks to be points instead of only 6SD may shed just a little light on lost? Were the hearts solid? *75 ' ;,, points. WEST the problem. What was the club situation? EAST ,; If any sociology-professors • K4 • 7 ••••• .-:, When today's hand was Doubtful Slam are studying this hand, I just 0 98 •? J43 played in a match between Miss Johnson finally de- want to point out that science OA1073 0 KJ8642 „, San Francisco and Los Angel- cided that a slam was doubt- doesn't always pay, At the • J9863 A KQ10 ' es a few months ago, Peter ful at best. She passed at five bridge table, anyway, SOUTH Rank bid a scientific three spades and was not upset DAILY QUESTION 4AQJ10 6 hearts on the North hand. He when the hand produced 12 Partner opens with 1-NT (16 9 65 • O'I . planned to show his diamond very easy tricks. After all, the to 18 points), and the next O Q95 fO-8 void and spade support later, other team wasn't likely to player passes. You hold: S — * A42 after which-Marilyn Johnson bid a slam with only 22 high- K4H-98D-A1073C- South West North East would be able to choose the card points; and a club open- J 9 8 63. What do you say? I * Pass 3 5 • Allies hand. the slam if it had been bid. vites partner to bid game in Opening lead — O A •, we w&o TUB tone OP toua U& IN COMPIWN0 A Snuffy Si nth/ pflW-DO VE WANT ME v&M. o&xMsse ON pRofec NOT 'LESS I'M TT/ TO STAV UP SO'S WINNERS OUK VOUM&. I CflN FIX VOU AN1 TH' FELLERS A „ MIDWIGHT '" SNACK?

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By LKSTKR KIN8OLVIN(! end Mr. Itkln, In ndditipn to havoc and frequently obtain- Apostolic Succession. This One experience of Kan Fran- porter" as well as the Homo- chian Archbishop Michael of pastoring a somewhat skeletal ing recognition, honor and theory, cherished by Roman Cisco's Roman Catholic Arch- phile Press, has been given to Toledo wrote: When It comes (o grandiose coterie of devotees, occasion- hospitality due to bona fide Catholics, Orthodox and Ang- bishop Joseph T. MdGucken another of these paper "Robert Tatq has been sus- titles, neither the most "High ally has made ecumenical vis- RELIGION prelates. licans, holds that Christ's 12 illustrates the problem. The priests: "Father" Robert J, pended for many violations, Kxaited Ruler" of any lodge itations (uninvited) to the They disdain the crude, the Apostles passed their author- archbishop recalls that during Richards, founder of the plus leaving here with many or Ethiopia's Kmporinr Hallo the consecration of Bishop more orthodox and estab- TODAY ludicrous techniques of Cali- ity directly to selected succes- u"eommunity of St. John the debts to many people, busi- .•Selassie ("Won of Judo," etc., lished churehew of the city, fornia's illiterate ordaining sors, and through history to Mark Hurley: Beloved." This homosexual ness and churches," etc.), have anything on Sun where ho usually creates machine, and Dr. Kirby llen- the bishops of today, "Someone showed up fur group has held regular ser- Still another in the unnum- Francisco's Michael Itkln. wiincthliiB of 11 sensation by sley of Modesto's Universal Occasionally, however, the procession in a very im- vices on the campus of the bered hosts of paper For this diminutive and w- appearing in his vivid eccle- nearly matched by liis fiery Life Church (700,001) people there have been bishops who pressive regaliy, wearing Jesuit-owned University of priests is the Hev. Donald •dfcslastlcally ubiquitous siastical vesture. anathemas, suspensions, de- ordained, plus a number of have been willing to pass on something that looked liki' San Francisco, Pierce, whose "St. Valentine's young man not only wears the Klery Anathemas positions and ex- cocker spaniels and Siamese this authority by consecrating a helmet — and which out- Hit-hard, whose real name — A Church for Lovers" was large cross, rinj; ami purple In his conversation, as well communications -r frequently cats). Instead, these "paper anyone and everyone — cither shone my mitre! So he was is Hohert Tato, was received bounced out of San Fran- shirt of a bishop, but identi- as in a stream of documents of the same people he bad priests" carefully maintain a for fame, profit or to recruit seated up in (he chancel near into the Catholic Church — af- cisco's Fjrst Unitarian fied himself as: he Issues, Itkin manifests a previously ordained on con- smattering of acquaintance followers while leading a Cardinal Mclntyre, while a ter being ordained a.priest of Church. This despite Unita- •'President and Metroplitan nither impressive ecclcsioln. secrated. with liturgies (the study of schism. This has led to the ex- leading oriental prolate was the Antiochian Orthodox rian minister James Stoll, a Bishop-Abbott of The Holy or. Kical vocabulary — whicli One particularly notable It- worslyp) and church history istence of a small army of left down in the pe\ys. This Archdiocese of Toledo, Ohio. self-professed homosexual, thodox Catholic Synod of the sounds as if he were a senior kin encyclical was illustrated — and use both to the hilt. questionable prelates, which prelate knew who ttie first He claims that since he is a having been appointed '"min- Syro-Chaldean Rile; Evangel- member of the Vatican's with a nude man. Many Denominations , the Church of England tried man was — and we certainly priest and a Catholic, he ik ister to the Loving Revolu- ical Catholic Communion Curia. A bulk of these docu- For Itkin is one of a grow- They learn that there have valiantly to catalog in a book heard about this after the ser- therefore a Catholic priest. tion" by this denomination's Brotherhood of the Love of ments consists of ordination ing number of homosexuals been thousands of different called "Episcopi Vagantes," vice!" But Archbishop McGuckert-—I'-acifie Central District Christ, Incorporated." or consecration certificates, who play church in the grand denominations in history, which is now, unfortunately, National publicity, even in docs not recognize his claim Board, headquartered in Ber- The Exceptionally Rover- the numbers of which is very manner, creating occasional some of whom have the out of print. "the National Catholic Re- and on March 6, 1971, Antio- keley. Retirement of Catholic Bishops At 75 Increases Their Longevity • By GEORGE W. CORNELL recently since the change," the first time in I!l(i8, aver- have stepped out of office, Prior to the new policy, said Bishop Francis P. Leip- aging about 74 since then, al- turning over their jobs to bishops ordinarily kept their I NEW YORK (AP)-Ameri- zig, 76, the retired bishop of though many bishops live far younger men. posts until the end, often into : can Roman Catholic bishops', Baker, Ore., and an expert on beyond that. "It means a tremendous their 80's, sometimes beyond inmost cases, are going along episcopal longevity. It was in 1966 that Pope change for them, of course," that, although Bishop Leipzig with a new church policy of "They're freed of the stress Paul VI introduced the new Bishop Leipzig said, in a tele- notes there have been occa- : retiring from office at the age and difficulties of their posi- retirement practice into the phone Interview. "But it's a sional retirements throughout • of 75. It is intended for the tion in their later years." church, requesting that bish- change for the good. There the church's American his- : good of the church. It also Since the church's origins in ops offer their resignations at might be some who would like tory. ; seems'to be good for them. this country, the average age 75, except in special circum- to carry on, but most of them "It was rather unusual, They're living longer. to which Roman Catholic stances mitigating against it. have been ready to sit back however, and nothing com- ''The average length of bishops have lived is 69. But Since then, in steady succes- and turn the work over to oth- parable to now," he added. : their lives has been going up the figure started going up for sion, 38 American bishops ers." Although most bishops have conformed to the new prac- tice, a few have stayed on beyond the 75-year level, but in some cases, the Pope may MUSEUM PROJECT — Members of the Amateur Radio Club of Red Bank delay accepting resignations Regiono! High School will be at Monmouth AAuseum Gallery, 21 White St., because of particular circum- Red Bank, Sunday at 2 p.m. to present a program, "Electronics for Ev- Shrewsbury Avenue AME eryone." They will demonstrate TV and radio equipment, teletype ma- stances. chines, modulated light, a scope voice display and a light voltage display. Also, it is not formally re- quired that bishops submit them at 75—the Pope only re- Women's Day Is Sunday quested it, leaving room for flexibility in various situ- Electronics, Physics ations. P BANK -, The Women area. She, too, is active in He himself reaches 75 a of tKe Shrewsbury Avenue many church, civic and na-year hence, with recurring ,AME Zion Church will ob: tional organizations and hasspeculation over whether he serve their seventh annual received honors and awards Films at Museum will take his own advice and Women's Day Sunday at the for her activities and pub-quit then. RED BANK - A Friday in the transonic range — propulsion; how a satellite 11 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. ser- lished works. At present, the Catholic Al- series of electronics, physics speeds at which airflow functions while in orbit; com- vices. A member of St. John's manac shows there are 12 and related films has been around a plane is part subson- mercial applications of rock- The speaker in the morning Baptist Church, Scotch bishops still in office in the scheduled at the Monmouth ic and part supersonic. ets. "Flowing Solids" is about .will be Mrs. Willie L. Banks Plains, Dr. Grant is the wife United States at 75 or beyond. .Museum Gallery, 21 White St., "Beyond the Speed of Sound" scientific principles by which Aldrich, librarian of the Hood of the Rev, Ralph T. Grant Fotir are 76, three of whom from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. ' discusses the behavior of su- solids may be made to behave ' Theological Seminary, Liv- Jr., who is also | IMO A.M. 11'; 30 A, M. Formal Service chandising. of Central Baptist Church wlU At present, Bishop Leipzig's Tanhip.Srnirn Gospel Chorus of Calvary "In many instances scholar- For luncheon reservations, be Thursday at 7:30 p.m. (inert Sppakrr: Rev. Thfodore Smith . figures show, fid, of the 205 9:30 ind IlilMI A.M. Baptist Church will observe ships arc offered by large cor- write Box 931, Freehold, N.J. Pastor Harry W. Kraft asks American bishops are 70 or t Ihurrh Srbunl Title; Its 10th anniversary Sunday porations and organizations 07728. every member of the church above, including the 38 who 9:30 ,mlll;(10 A.M. •With services at .1:30 and T who support the 4-11 program The Rev. DeLane Ryals, to be present or to respond by "Being In Touch - The Centrallty already have retired and the Nuncry PniviM p.m. to help 4-H'ers pursue their pastor of the Freehold congre- card or letter to be counted ol Values in Human Contact" dozen still in office who are 75 KIT. Hollo A. Michael The Rev. It. P. Ball, pastor, ehjjsen careers. gation, says: "Our church is when the roll is called. invites all interested persons or over. exploring the need for wor- to altend. This would indicate that in ship services for the deaf of The Rev. Alma Posted! of the next five years, at least ,10 this area. If the need is dem- "AND THIS IS LIFE ETERNAL, THAT Trinity Soul Saving Station, This Sunday more bishops will reach or al- onstrated, West Monmouth The PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH East Orange1, will preach the BF.I.FOH1) - The Method- ready are at the age of step- Baptist Chapel will study the THEY MIGHT KNOW THEE THE ONLY anniversary sermon and her ist Church; 180 Church St., ping down. possibility of providing i con- Atop Tower Hill Itod Itank choir will sing at 3:30. will be host to the monthly According to the Catholic tinuing ministry to the deaf." Choirs and gospel choruses Hymn-Sing of the Ilayshore Almanac, the three oldest now The visiting minister is a 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. Uivinr Worship TRUE GOD, AND JESUS CHRIST, from local churches and con- Area Churches Sunday at 8:30 in office are Bishop (Jeorgo L. staff representative of the 9:00 and ] t;00 a.m. Onirt;h School gregations throughout Mon- p.m. Leech, HI. Harrlsburi!, Pa.; Home Mission Hoard of I he WHOM THOU HAST SENT." inriuth County will render the •The new Hfldgcrs organ will Auxiliary Bishop Philip J. Southern Baptist Convention, Voinit: \i|n||» 1 Furlong of New York, who be- (jospcl tn song at 7. bo installed..Tin (.'hester A former pastor in Tennessee 7:110 |>.iu. Senior High i THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, KEYPORT Mrs. Ollle Shcarri is presi- Ilendrlcks-Antip Mael.atighlin comes 70 on Due. 8, ami Aux- and Oklahoma, Mr. Webb as- dent of the chorus. Miss organ-piano team will play iliary Hishop Stephen J. Dg- sists churches of the North- SUNDAY SCHOOL 0:30 A.M7W0RSHIP Nursery Provided During Worship I Audrey I). Warren Is pianist their special arrangements of natuw. New York, who will he cast In providing a ministry to PHAYM smice t BAPTIST YOUTH FE UOWSHIP T P.M. and director. (lospel songs. 78 on Dec. 10. the deaf, ;t lkliaililit Krfti>l ~ State Sen. tor's bill which gives aid to in- claims for medical and other the law ft landmark in the colleges, student loans and vlded regionallzation of spe- the law which created the state's community college include the "right to know" H-Mon- nocent victims of violence. expenses for these victims. state's legislative history, He the"ri«lrttoJcnow"law. cial education courses and law which makes, at all levels far Very pleased Sen. Beadleston's law "New Jersey was one of the ranks it with his laws on spe- The senator created the law allowed for out-af-state educa- system and the student aid law which up to this year lias of government, documents, Uliara T. Cahill creates a three-member com- first states to establish a pub- cial education, community which provided special educa- tion in special cases was open to the public, and laws I into law the sena- pensation board to hear lic defender system which "Now the plight of the vie tion to mentally and physi- passed in the present session guaranteed $170 .million for student loans. directed against air and water provides legal aid for indigent tlms is recognized," he added, cally handicapped children of the legislature. pollution. persons accused of crimes," 'and they will receive finan- < and from which hundreds of Sen. Beadleston also wrote Senator Beadleston's other frail Riders To Compete the senator pointed out. dal help from the state." thousands of children have OLD - Fifty 4-H stimulate greater interest' in If there were a bank rob- Sen. Beadleston said the benefitted. He has always, tm club members from 10 trail riding." bery, he added, the suspected state can aid innocent vic- been concerned about the Man Is Jailed :«ntral and South Jersey The state 4-H horse pro- robber would be guaranteed tims, as of Nov. 1, with up to handicapped and has author- ouaUes will meet at the gram is supervised by the Co- legal protection but nothing $10,000. In case of death, com- ed most of the major laws to In High Bail o^» and Saddle Riding Club operative Extension Service would be done for the in- pensation may be awarded to benefit this group. BED BANK - Police Chief | jRL 4», near Qulnton, at 8 at the Rutgers College of Ag- nocent bystander whom the the victim's dependents. Recent Bills 1 George H. Clayton Jr. reports ,m. Saturday, Oct. 23. for a riculture and Environmental robbers shot in the holdup. Sen. Beadleston considers His legislation which pro- the arrest of Joseph S. Boyd, BLUE COAL fanfle competitive trail ride. Science. 28, of 317 Garfleld Court, Long The purpose is to teach Branch, on charges of dis- "We flve*member team rep- H'ers how to select, train, and tributing a dangerous sub- eventing Monmouth county condition horses for trail rid- stance to a 15-year-old boy. HI be Carl Halpin, IS, i Republicans Criticized ing, to encourage good horse- The alleged incident, the delphia; Donna Bohn, 16. Fred D. Wikoff Co. manship and safety on trail chief said, occurred April 4 at nil Susan, 14, and Everett rides, and to teach the best 2:15 p.m. claren, 12, Freehold, and methods of caring for horses etty Johnson, 14, Neptune. The suspect is in Monmouth 236 MAPLE AVENUE during and after trail rides. In Matawan Township County jail, Freehold, in lieu "This is not an endurance Ribbons and trophies will be of $10,000 bail pending ar- ontest," says George W. Si- provided by The Equine Advi- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Mr. Lumia stated he has re- and thousands of dollars in en- raignment in Municipal Court er, county 4-H agent, " it i6 sory Board, a unit of the New Four Democrats running (or ceived a letter from a noted gineering fees. The beach Wednesday. college professor expressing 741-0554 healthy, enjoyable segment Jersey Department of Agri- Township Committee have area can be cleaned up first Detective Joseph Marascio RED BANK concern over the project and the 4-H horse program to culture, scored incumbent Republi- and then the problem of ero- was the arresting officer. cans for alleged neglect of hope that the ecological bal- sion can be tackled," Mr. duty in not releasing to the ance will not be upset. Lumia added.' SEWER INSTALLATIONS? public plans for restoration of The Democrats agreed the At the last Township Coun- RESTAURANT- the CMwood Beach area. CMwood Beach problem is cil meeting Mayor Hans H. COCKTAIL LOUNGE Peter J. Lumia, Philip N. Frochlkh, one of the Republi- the CLAM HUT WANT QUALITY GUARANTEED? two-fold, centering on the ero- Gumbs, Michael Brodnite and sion of the land and "the cans running for reelection WANT A LOCAL REPUTABLE COMPANY? Andrew B. Halek said the Re- dumping ground image the against the Democratic publican administration has area has taken on." challengers, announced a pub- SEA FOOD LOVERS• • a THEN CALL US been promising to deliver the lic hearing on the beach ero- completed plans for more "The problem of eliminat- sion project will take place at TODAY! ur than a year, but to date, has ing the dumping eyesore' does 8 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 19, in released nothing. not need months of planning CMwood Memorial School. YES! WE'RE OPEN 5 DAYS Over 70% of our work is being re- "We keep hearing about en- gineering studies, federal and rwxw-r FOR ONLY FIVE MORE WEEKS ferred by our customers. We use state funds, but never any- only cast Iron and can give a thing specific about what the REGULAR HOURS: (Township) Council Is propos* nvtA THREE YEAR SERVICE GUARAN- 1 Ing for the area," Mr. Gumbs dilil TEE. complained. Licensed • Bonded • Insured NEW YORK - Walter on the ABC-Television net- Values Stressed WEDNESDAYS THURSDAY MODERN EXCAVATING CO. Reade Jr., president and work and'brought Into TV 4 P.M. to 9 P.M. 35 Crestwood Drive 747-9466 The Democrats are also chairman,of the board of The homes all over the nation. Our MIDDLETOWN, N J. concerned about whether the Walter Reade Organization, long range plans anticipated a Bepublican administrators has announced that his firm niajor television network pre^ FRIDAY & SATURDAY are aware of the ecological and the ABC-Television Net- scntation, following the theat- and scientific values of the .12 Noon to 10 P.M. IT'S NOT TOO LATE FOR work have concluded negotia-. rical release of the film," he salt marshes. tions representing a-multi- said. , FALL SEEDING million dollar contract for the ,The largest and most am- SUNDAY network presentation of the bitious motion picture ever 12 Noon to 9 p.m. mammoth Russian spectacle made, "War and Peace" was AUTO "War and Peace." filmed over a period of five "We are indeed delighted years at a cost of more than .that this outstanding produc- {100 million. tion of the world famous Tol- It was directed by Sergei Adjacant to Highlands Lobitar Pound INSURANCE Bondarchuk, and is presented stoy novel, will be presented in this country by The Walter foot of Atlantic St. off Bay Avanua Reade Organization, Inc., and HIGHLANDS - 872-9753 Estate Horse Show Satra. GUARANTEES' to continue your Auto Insurance for fivs years! At Allaire Cad your friendly GREEN ACRE LAWN SPECIALIST •II you qualify for a (pacific remady. On Oct. 17 ALLAIBE - With the sea- INTRODUCTORY OFICR: 7414400 son at Historic Howell Works OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 drawing to a close, one of its ROLL PER FERTILIZE SATURDAY 9 to 1 AERATE c SQ. FT. 'RESEED most popular activities will 1 437BROAD$T.,H'woy35 take place Sunday, Oct. 17. (1*. per 1.000 iq. It - 4.000 tq. ft minimum) 'Haw Baron Kentucky Bkragrau Minium SHREWSBURY Allaire's annual horse show is scheduled under the rules ANNUAL TURF GROWING PROGRAM and regulations of the Garden State Horse Show Association. MIX: Sa«J, 5pot W*«d Control, FartJUra, Pawar Asnt*, Powar The event will run from 9 RoB, Grub Proof. (1 fc. par 1,000 »q. ft) High Interest •PRINO: SHd, Pra-«merg«n« Ctabgrau Control, Spot Weed Con- a.m. to 5 p.m. Two full size) trol, Powar Roll, Powtr Aarate. and Flexibility rings will be utilized and more UTE "f^NO: Compltt. W.ad Control, Chinch Bug Control, Sod than 15 classes will compete. Waft Wonh Control, Army Worm Control, Fungus Control, f »rU- Parking for horse show vis- GREAT *». 2nd Pr«-amargerrt Crabgraaa Control. itors is free, but a donation is SUMMER: Poat-amargam Crahgt»» Control, Chinch Bug Control, Fungut Control, Fertilizer 38 OF - required for admission to the OCTOBER show itself. An added event THURSDAY 1 Per. Sq. this year will be the awarding 4,000 Sq. Ft. Minimum . Foot of a $25 saving bond and 3V4 year's membership, to the win ner of the "Name the Filly" SATURDAY Um mi, MOmt AND UMtt Ctmpctti lo "So U row»/r Htlhodi. Contest. Children under 14 years may enter. Deadline is MONPAY Call Anytime for a Free Estimate Oct. 15. Entires should be TUESDAY mailed to Deserted Village Al- 747-2183 laire, Allaire, N-J. 07727. 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Sea Bright Still Has Fish '.r* 4* To Sell., Despite By LQNIA EFTHYVOULOU fish market business, Mr. Hansen has spent seven years SEA BRIGHT - Norwe- in the grocery business — "I gians, boats and fishing. got out of that 'cause I could —They seem to go together not make any money;"—12 in this borough, with its past years in the saloon business — steeped in the lore of fish- the famous Swedish Hop days ermen and boats on the — and 10 years before that as beach. a commercial fisherman on There lies a fish tale — of the Jersey Shore. Now he is the catches they brought in, oE ready to retire. storms, of selling their catch. Recalling the early days, That was before the seawall Mr. Hansen, who came to Sea was constructed. Bright in 1923 and served on •"We used to sell a six to the Borough Council, said: 'seven pound blue for 25 cents "In those days, we had 30-40 in those days,** said Helmer boats on the beach. Now we Hansen. "Now the same fish have none. How could we with goes for $3 to $4. That's a lot the wall there? I am sorry to of difference." see the fishermen go. There Mr. Hansen ought to know. are not many of the old-timers He has ownS| and operated left, you know." Hansen's Fish Market on Ocean Ave. the past 19 years. Family Business That is being changed. Han- Mr. Brennan is not a new sen's will soon be known as comer. A semi-retired truck "Bill's Fish Market'* after the driver with the Scott Brothers new owner, Councilman Wil- Trucking Co. of Jersey City liam "Bill" Brennan, who has the past 18 years, he has been just bought it "in preparation a member of the Teamsters Union 23 years. for my retirement," as he put T it- He has been a member of the Borough Council the past Grocery in Norway year, and has two years re- Resistor Staff FMte Mr. Hansen, whose family maining in his term. He is NEW AND OLD — Councilman WHt'fam Brennan, left, new owner of Hon- has maintained a grocery captain of the Sea Bright sen's Fish Market on Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, poses with former owner, business in Heugsund, Nor- First Aid Squad, of which he Helmer Hansen. The name is being changed to "Bill's Fish Market." way, the past 80 years, said of has been a member 10 years; the sale: "I am just tired of has been a member of the working. I want to take it Ocean Fire Company nine They have been married 25 When asked why he wanted fish market over — the cater- years and will celebrate their to go into the fish marketing ing side as well as the other easy. I was in Norway sum- years, and is a former Board U mer before last. I hope to go of Education member. jubilee next January. Also business, Bill said, I have al- business." v back there again for the ho- helping will be their three ways done catering on the "This is going to be a family Last week, when the news lidays. When I come back, I business," Bill explained, ad- children, Bill, Jr., "who will side. I love it and hope to go will take it easy—maybe go help after school," and the into it fulltime when I am leaked out that he was taking ding; "My wife, Gloria, will over HansenVFish Market, fishing again." take part time care of the two girls, Elaine and Mary completely retired. This is Anne. why we decided to take the his many friends in the Besides his 19 years in the store," borough rallied and gtfce him a "terrific grand opening par- ty.11 The borough's senior businessman, John Keena&of the Shrimp House, cut the rib- Seaview Players Set Musical bon "to open things up»" and. friends have been dropping in OCEAN GROVE - "The • part harmony," said Mrs. Asbury Park, and deals ob- ber, "Minstrel." ever since to "express their atre (n.)'\ the musical Knox, "with about 23 musical viously with revues and their Patty Dombroski, Eaton- good luck wishes." created by Mrs. Angela Flynn numbers of the 25 included in problems. town, is featured in "Ambition Knox and Dr. Arthur Weller, the revue. We've been "Begin," a dancing teach- (a noun)." Bill said he would continue will be presented by the Sea- able to succeed, because this er's nightmare, is done by Patrick MacDonald. Oak- view Players tonight and to- is a very conscientious Ruth Goldberg, West peal. hurst, described by Mrs. with the usual fish marltet morrow and Oct. 15,16 at 8:40 gcoup," she added. "Lonely," a study of dating Know as "short in stature but fare and the "full line in Nor- p.m. in the Strand Theatre, Theatre Aspects by machine while in the big in talent." does the princi- wegian canned foods, such as Boardwalk, here. Mrs. Roberta Sunder of theatre, involves Linda Lar- pal acting and singing in a reindeer meat and other deli- , These performances culmi- Wayside, Ocean Twp,, is as- kin, Wanamassa; Bob Her- number called "Clowns." cacies." nate two months of effort by sistant musical director and bert, Shark River Hills, Nep- Sue Ruscil, Oakhurst, stars At the same time, he his, the cast and crew; an effort plays piano accompaniment, tune. in "Audition," which is just started expanding what the described by Mrs. Knox, mu- while Danny Niebojeski of Donna Marino, South Bel- that fish market has to offer. tvBe- sical director, as "quite an Ocean Twp. assists with mar, reveals the frustration of Others in the ensemble that cause of our catering ex- undertaking." percussion in this study of all the young actress in the "Un- support the numbers men- perience," he said, "we will This cast has mastered the aspects of the theatre. derstudy," tioned are Jim Norwood, Ea- 11 have cooked fish ready to scores of two musicals in that In the "Road number are A comedy number entitled tontown; Jim Brooks, Asbury JoanDimestria, Oakhurst; Al- take out. There is always * time, according to Mrs. Knox "Single (an adjective)" is Park; Carol DeRosa, Anbury pot of chowder for those ^eto of Interlaken. Orgmally, Sea- exandra Reynolds, Neptune; performed by Priscilla Park; Jean Fltagibbon, Ocean view was to do "Carnival" Bonnie Berman, Colonial Reeves of Brielle. Grove; "Huth Lipkin, West want it. Salads of difffereut but casting problems caused Terr., Wanamassa. this com- The whole ensemble is used Deal; Bill Mares, Interlaken; types and pickled, and smoked the switch to this new lively ments musically on the shows to create "Gypsy" number Linda Schmidt, Union; Kit fish wOI alwaysbeavafltabJe. musical revue created by Dr. that fail but have merit. with sub-highlights called McCarthy, Spring Lake; Wen- "We witf cater for Mrtks Weller and musically devel- "Revue" features the tat "Toyland," "Happiness," and dy Lowenstein, Deal; Gloria and claiab^«s, Tt» maas rea- oped by Mrs. Knox. ents of Sally Bassoff, West "Crayola."^ Gluskin, Wanamassa; Rick son for taking over tie store •This is a straight musical Dealj Eileen Vorbach, Spring Don Hopkins of Bradley Nemeth, Neptune; Joe €av- is the catering sfete of the comedy with three to four take; Barbara Schoeaeweis, Beach does a nostalgia num- ahizzi, Belraar. SHREWSBURY!— A &ted fall film festival, featur- : 1, Laurel and Hardy ing great comedies of the in "Their First Mistake" and past, will be held ia three ses- '"Sonsoli&e Deserts • - sons at the Eastern Branch of the MonmwiUi County. li- HORSES AT G4«©EU brary, Rt. 35. NEW YORK - Li vicg 19 to AH performances are free its feaiing as ^be greatest and begin at 8 p.m. -equine spectacle of them all" Scheduled to be shown are: the second satinuS twHTflf the —Oct. It Buster Keaton in. WonderfBJ Work! of Berses, "Cops. Rayhouse" and "Bus- starring the B.oyal liipnzaa ier Keaton Rides Again." Stallions, opens its six-per- -Oct. 19, Charlie Chaplin in formance limited engagement "One A.M.", "Time's Punc- tonight at Madison Square tured Romance" and "Gold Garden at 7:39/ OLDE

LUNAR PHOTOGRAPH - A photograph of the moon, made in Keypad IIGMHOUS; tff Iberian* Hvbei-/ Tom Fettermon and Kay Sears, is an example of the the best fa service •Offc amateurs In Star Astronomy Society inc., can achieve using a sfx- th$ finest in dinmjg tach reflector telescope. ^ SUNDAY thru FMBAY CHEFS DINNER <>95 Asfronorwy Society SELECTION At TUESDAY FASHION SHOW A2M SI^GAt LUNCHEON Meet Thursday WEDNESDAY DANCING — TbeStar tracking Sputniks, photograb- each year to a county high Larry Weslbrook al Society; ioc, 474 iag eclipses, ;and also photo- school senior, accepted by an H opes its graphing ami plotting meteor accredited college, who plans FRIDAY & SA TLRDAY mt-s Thursday with trails. T&ey also instruct to major in the sciences. DAiXONG step meet- members in tbe art of grind- A Star Party, open to mem- S hsarrv Weslhrook Trii> tof at f p.0. at Myer Ball, Ft ing lenses and buiMing tele- bers and the public, is sched- SATURDAY & SUNDAY scopes. uled at 8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. FOOTBALL area amateur as- Work by society members 16, at tbe home of the presi- accord' wl» have constructed mirror dent, 474 Sycamore Ave. Stu- COLLEGE & PRO GAMES m r. Julius tense telescopes will be on ex- dent telescopes will be judged mim TV IN TAP ROOM S. f>iirt«a.irtt, has generated hibit at the meeting for excellence, aad prizes will MONDAY iMWtortMr interest as a feeb- -Tfearsday, and members will be awarded. FOOTBALL ly iw(«;teenagers and Slides of astronomical sub* describe feow they made PRO C A W, ON COLOR TT them. ;; "-.'.... jects will also be shows, and have par- Star Astrosatny Society also telescopes will be made avail- IN TAP ROOM ««* activities as awards a $1,866 scholarship able so that guests can view BOOK NOW FOR tbe stars and celestial bodies.

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OCT. 10th and EVERY SUNDAY I WHXIAM GtOVER pace in prolific Terrence rigid scenerj' and token props McNally's effusion, "Where that slow the texts fluid tran- TEEPS AGE ROCK YORK (A£) - The Has Tommy Flowers Gone?" sitions. new ttespk? vague, early nes- that arrived last night at off- As a diversion some scenes t*feia, nsarches oa at a slorpy Broadway's Eastside Play- are projected on triple over- Under 21 Only house. Despite shortcomings head movie screens. 1 it is a considerable ex- I CLUBBENE perience. I OUWUt THEATRE The titular nonhero belongs § *U$,$«tttft»fe«MJ. to the just-over-30 generation which has been getting much cinematic attention in such items as "The Summer of '42" I WSTAfit! and "The Last Picture Show." I Wed. | The resultant box-office jingle attests to a speedup of the yen for the good old days which I HOW THRU I formerly were regarded as a I NOV. 7fh 1 pecularity of the geriatric set. McNally strews memory I "HIGH I bits liberally - HoWen Caol- fied, Henry Aldrich and, goHy, LUNCHEON -COCKTAILS- Oorinne Calvet — before settl- I BUTTON I ing more or less to the central 7 DAYS - FBOM12 MOON DMIY M task of dissecting the relent- less tumble into meaningless |SHPES | existence of poor Tommy, an | Sto^eShow I incorrigible dropout. OUR FANTASTIC Some devices are ardroit, | Every Wcdnesdoy | such as the friendship be- tUNCHRW WC100O .. tween the still-brash ex-youth I ThruSuwtay 1 and an old derelict who is his future image. Frequently* j|r KS. 727*3600 s however, the metaphors are Ifcnte ffOR oinr obvious or, worse, tiresome. AllJbe Coffee You | NEWYEM-SEVE I Despite rambling asides and sophomore addiction to ver- I LONDON LEE i nacular that was supposed to shock us a couple of seasons AAWNG OUR LUNCHEON SPECIALS back, McNatly ultimately shapes, an effective and even r.23424 1 moving social comment warn- ing. Ri>-«ye Steak Samfwkh The director is Jacques "WIZARD OF Or I Levy, best koowa lor *'Ohf • lobster Tatb Calcutta!" who is encum- bered with a mixed piieup of • Jumbo Po* €to|>

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Oscar becomes a sleepwalker and 0 GETTING TOGETHER past must find a way to get money quickly to pay ©BULLWINKLE (C) • ist's mate en, route to lals assignment in China S; off a debt - ©REX HUMBARD (C) becomes rcmanticalty invoksd with a schoolteacher.. "^ ID CHILLER THEATRE I Ql THE MUNSTERS ©THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY (C* ? "I Was a Teenager Werewolf" (1951) starring : 11:30 © FACE THE NATION (C) "Summer Magic." (Part . I)' starring Hayley MIBs, "E., Michael Ijandon, Yvonne Lime. An evil doctor txana Burl Ivea. 3&s. Carey, a Bostoa widow, .and hs^r r* a troubled teenager into a killing werewolf. O DIRECT LINE (C) family decide to make a GOT life in a SSDe town ? © SPECIAL OF THE WEEK Moderator: Vic Roby in Maine. ss • "Basic Training" (R> ©THE FLINT3TONES (C) © FATHER KNOWS SES? . 1 0 THE NEW DICK VAN DYKE SHOW (C) "Hawaiian Escapade" ^Betty's Crusade" .. ' ~ When a shocking new adult book is mailed to Dick m MAKE A WISH (C) Preston's home by the publisher, it falls into bis QjFTROOP 0 THE LAWRENCE waK SHOW (C) = daughter's hands. „ "Qycasty of Haie^Lee CMrd, hired by 0 NBC SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES "The Day the Indians Won" Drake Faroa to MU-'-Ms yejcager brother, "The Cockeyed Cowboys" (1969) starring Jack the youth antl dementis ransom. Cassidy, Dan Bloeker. A western town is in danger AFTERNOON ©BEN CASEY (C) of losing its blacksmith when his mail order bride 12:00 © THE PAT SUMMERALL SHOW (C) doesn't show up, "AE the Clocks Arc • Tidong." A wonaa patient Preview of St Louis and Atlanta game. refuses to £aoe the passage of ttsK arsi present 9:30 © THE MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW (C) O RESEARCH PROJECT (C) realities. Mary gets, good vibrations but not necessarily good © FIRING LINE grades from the teacher of her night school class. © EASTS1DE COMEDY "Bowery to Bagdad" (1955) starring Leo Gorcey, u-itli WUliasi F. Buckley Jr, lOiOO m MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 8:30 Q THE JIMMY STEWART SHOW (C) To break up a crime syndicate specializing in brain- Huntz Hall. Polishing a birthday present, the Boys are surprised when a geine appears. "The Father and Son Game." Prof. Howard laces washing ex-convicts into committing political as- a morale problem when his yctmg son can't make sassinations, Barney substitutes for a former pris- ©COLLEGE FOOTBALL 71 (C) *f oner looking for. an operation to give himself a Host: Bill Fleming the baseball team. '"•ft new appearance. ©HOUR OF POWER (C) © KUP'S SHOW (C) Q BONANZA (C) & m TEN O'CLOCK NEWS (C) © MOVIE AT NOON 9:00 "The Man in the Middle." Lord firett Sinclair be- "One Night In the Tropics" (1940) starring Bud "Rock-a-Bye Hoss." A^ed to judge aTjalsy b^oi^ contest, Hoss is accord ef playing fswiles and comes the principal suspect as a British Intelligence Abbott, Lou Costello. A man is about to marry : traitor when he helps the British trace the teal when a former girl friend who still loves him, inter- the consequences become serious, traitors. feres. ©THE SAINT " ', & THE PERSUADERS (C) 12:30 © THE NFL TODAY (C) "The Saint Bids Diamonds'* IB BASIC TRAINING FOLLOW-UP Q MEET THE PRESS -• 12:00 ring Richard Denning, "People Against OUara" (1S57) starring Spcnctr M CHILLER THEATRE II Tracy, Pat O'Brien. A criminal lawyer tries to m ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS ."Uarth vs. Sipder" (1958) starring Ed Kemraer, bribe a witness and then vindicates himself at the "Cnds'sWiU" cost of his life. 12:30 June Kenny. © PRESTIGE THEATRE (C) 0 THE FUGITIVE © MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE "The VXP.'s" (1963) starring Elizabeth Taylor, "Corner of Hell" "The Shakiest Gun in the West" (1968) starring Richard Burton. Passengers waiting for a delayed 1:00 © THE GREAT GREAT SHOW Don Knotts, Barbara Rhoades. A dentist, en route flight intercross each other's lives. !"Ktes of Death'1 (1947) starring Victor Mature, to the west, gets involved with a lady bandit, turned Richard Widmark. federal agent @ GRAMBLING COLLEGE FOOTBALL (C) 1:35 © NEWS HEADLINES 3:30 © CRISIS (C) Grambling vs, Tennessee State 1:40 ©THE LATE SHOW II ffl MOVIE AT THREE mSOUL (ex ••••*.'• "Meet Danny Wilson" (1652) starring Frank Sina- "Beloved Enemy" (1936) starring David Niven, 1:30 "The George Faison •Universal Dance'- tra, Shelley Winters. Merle Otoeron. The story of an Irish rebel leader m THE SONNY AND CHER COMEDY HOUR G SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE H (C) and an English lady in the bloody and fearful days © SUNDAY FILM FESTIVAL © MOVIE AT FIVE 7:25 0 NEWS AND WEATHER "Pillow Talk" (1959) starring Rock Hudson, Doris "Journey into Fear" (1942) starring Orson Welles, Day. 7:30 0 THE GROOVIE GOOLIES (C) Joseph Cotten. A Turkish secret police officer tries © CONTINENTAL MINIATURES © INSIGHT (C) to smuggle an American armaments expert into his 1:15 0 THE GREAT GREAT SHOW - country under the eyes of Nazi agents. 0 THE CHRISTOPHERS (C) "Night in Paradise" (1946) starring Merle Oberon, © MISTER ROGER'S NEIGHBORHOOD (C) Turhan Bey. ffl DAY OF DISCOVERY (C) 5:30 0 GET SMART (C) 1:30 m CALL TO PRAYER 8:00 0 AROUND THE CORNER (C) „ : "Snoopy Smart vs. The Red Baron" © NEWS AND WEATHER © MIGHTY MOUSE (C) ^ © HODGEPODGE LODGE (C) 1:45 & SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE il (C) : v e FAITH FOR TODAY (C) •"The Bandit of Zhobe" (1959) starring Victor Ma* ©ORAL ROBERTS EVENING ture, Anthony Newly. 6:00 Q SUNDAY PLAYHOUSE 0 EVENING PRAYER fD MAG1LLA AND FRIENDS (C) "Lady in the Dark" (1944) starring Ray Milland", 8:15 © LIBRARY LIONS (C) Ginger Rogers. The story of a woman editor of 2:50 B THE LATE SHOW II a swank fashion magazine, her psychoanalyst and "Shadou* on the Wall" (1950) starring Ann Sothern, 3:30 © WONDERAMA (C) Zachary Scott. f3 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP (C) v her revealing' dress. © DAVEY AND GOLIATH (C) V : ; ©THE BIG SHOW (C) 8:45 O MARYKNOLL WORLD (C) '* "Mysterious Island" (1961) starring Joan Green, These program tittings »re $h* movt .accurate ©F *»y wood, Michael Callen. Five men escape from a Con- weekly feleviiion guide. AH listingi are lopplied by 9:00 0 TV SUNDAY SCHOOL (C) federate prison in an observation balloon and find the felevision sUKoni and program changes received 0. THE ANSWER (C) themselves in the South Seas. *re made up io the time The Daily Register goes f« Q THE BIG PREVIEW (C) press. . . '....•. . 0 DAY OF DISCOVERY (C) "The Searchers" (1956) starring John Wayne, 9:15 O TV HEBREW SCHOOL (C) : Natalie Wood. 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(C) program information ibl ' © NEW YORK REPORT (C) "Edge of Sea" (R) v 6:30 ©JUVENILE JURY ^C) 10:00 © LAMP UNTO MY FEET (C) O WCBS-TV ©WOR-fV '© MASQUERADE : © OPEN CIRCUIT (C> ©WPIX-TV © THE RELUCTANT DRAGON AND MH TOAD 7:00 0 THE SEVEN O'CLOCK REPORT (C) a WNBC-TY with Jim Lawrence \ IB WNOT-TV © VALUES OF THE SEVENTIES (C) 5 ©WNEW.TY m THE LITTLE RASCALS "0 WILD KINGDOM (C) u OWABC-W (C) 1ntfk*f«J 10:30 ©LOOK UP AND LIVE (C) • "Islands of the Bea ; • : 0 MAN IN OFFICE NEW YORK CAP) —' by a major Ainericaa aeter." - - The Whitney Mssenm o£ Of tie oik. «atetC0t«»j^ Several aspects of Hopper's American Art is showing drawings done at Fnoee fr«a art that are not generally 1906 f 19B * 1S7 examples frost See' mace fcmroft have been disclosed by ited tit 1331 aad? 8S& at than 2.000 oils, water esters, fte bequest. Whitney Stedm dab. tat: drawings and prints it receftei Re apparently saved a,great fteo 'on^ a few of tten taw as a bequest from the estate of jaastf of the paintings He did as been S&OWH, a«* fever | Edward Hopper (I8C-I567>. * student of Robert Heart earl) been sold; sot the one of the foremost realists » m th» eentBry, and Goodrich eviden% iaelade* f America art. comments Uat "tlwy showlwn his Frew* wfb, "The Hopper betprest estab- 9$ tecfenicafly skififol ire tte (fi- lishes a corpus of his work ia all its phases such as does not ex- ist, to our knowledge, for any - otter American artist," wrote The Lloyd Goodrich t& fee ezfaibi- COBBLEST tion catalogue., '*-,'-. V-> Goodricb, who directed tie show, is consultant to the W&it- ney; formerly the museum's di- rector; a loogtime friead of Hopper, ami the author of aa illustrated biography of the art- ist, teing published this month. The exhibit will coatinae through GcL 24. VirtnaBy the entire contents of the artist's studio were {eft to his widow, Josephine, and after her death tn 1368 it passed to \he iraiseum in accordance with Ms wishes. Self-Portrait by Edward Museum officiate say many ALPINE MANOR of the items are minor sketches and notes, and. decline to set a HWY. 36 872-1773 HIGHIANC valae on the beqaestr hot some outside estimates have run ENTERTAINMENT more than SI million. A major oil fay Hopper now brings in the "the finest in neighborhood of $60,603 and 3NITESAWEEK some of his watercolors have gone as high as $35,900. DINING and DANCING Tte 1&7 WT» te on display in- clude 49 oils, 44 watercafeES,, 0 drawings and 15 etchings. Most LOBSTER DAY FEIST of them never have fceeo (MONDAYS ONLY) ^ 9 P.M. to 3 A.M. recorded, exhibited or repro- Full Course Lobster Dinner duced The artist fcepc a fsff record of works wMcfe were inckidrng Clam Chowder • ' sail to his deafer, edufaited1 or Mounds of Shrimp and SaJacl sold, but kept no account of the Coffee Unlimited ^': / - many woris which remained ia •j- festadio. Goodftch said he befieved DANCING FRI. and SAT. Happer never exhj&ited the ua- recorded works because he "was that rare phenomenon, a "JACKIE HILL QUARTET Trotfe Winds gy riiy modest man. He was often over-critical of his own worl: he wouldssy that a paint- SAL BERTOtA' in the loum ing was not quite what be had OCEAN AVE. M2-3292 SEA BRIGHT had in mind." Because the bequest covers "even? stage of HOPWT'S ca- reer, sod every ffiefflnm fie T praeti3«i, * Goodriclr CTJS "H will enable scholars, stadents and the general public to stad? his lifework in every period and medium, and through his pre- paratory drawings to trace las methods et creatiso. far the enjoyment of Ocean Ave. - SEA BRIGHT i will make available You trufy haven't tasted MOTEl - COdCEAIS - RESTAURANf FOOO at its very beat a«ttt you hava eaten a 8HQEUE& Sea Food Platter at DORIS Appearing This Weekend •«' ED'S. "Our Secret? Sure, well tell yo«. We are the Chcfef Does that make- the de- ference? You bet it does! "THE MODS" LOBSTER LOVERS

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