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Smny/pteaant Why aBf to- maww. Clem; nffld tonight FINAL Suupj and wuiiuer Sunday,' Red Bank, Freehold Long Branch EDITION Monmontli County's Home Newspaper for 92 Years VOL 93 NO. 212 RED BANK, N.J., FRIDAY^ JUNE 11,1971 Guilt Is Found Jury By BAILIE SCHRAEGER ways with the state. Mr! Ansell's case was limited to defense came to him with sexual problems. The film was adjudged to nostic Center, Menfo Park, he said the doctor had "patently exhibits, oral argument, and cross-examination of state wit- be not obscene because it was found to have redeeming social- violated the canons of the Supreme Court of the United FREEHOLD - Supplied with quantities of exhibits, many nesses. I • • - value.) _• States... He equated sex with obscenity and he equated nu- of them photographs of mate nudes used to illustrate homosex- Two Witnesses Presented Judge McGann denied Mr. Ansell's motion to strike the dity with obscenity." ' ual literature, a jury deliberated for only 35 minutes yes- Assistant Prosecutor Steven C. Rubin produced a psy- testimony of the expert witnesses. Mr. Ansell said the state He said the testimony of both experts was "confused." terday before finding an Elizabeth man guilty in an .obscenity chiatrist and a Methodist minister, both of whom testified they bad produced "no expert on literature" and Uiat "we are talk- Judge McGann said he thought both witnesses had tried to case. felt that the materials in question were obscene. ing about literary works here." 'answer questions carefully and that their opinions were mere- Robert I. Ansell of Asbury Park, attorney for Walter Kun- ' The materials were seizEd in a police raid April 16, 1370, Mr. Ansell argued that previous court cases held that ly given to assist the jury, not to decide the case. dziez, said his client will appeal his conviction. He was in a house and garage owned by Jack O'Brien, a cartoonist for "you must have an expert in each of the three elements" Judge McGann denied a motion by Mr. Ansell for a judg- charged in a two-count indictment with possessing obscene the "Sad Sack" comic strip at 394 Allaire Road, Wall Town- needed to establish obscenity. ment of acquittal on the grounds that the state's case was material with the intent to utter it and to sell it in Wall Town- ship. ' To be legally obscene, material must be shown to affront based on "the principle... not a law... that depiction of ho- Ship between Feb. 15 and April 16,1970. , Mr. O'Brien, indicted on the same charges, was granted contemporary community standards, to have as its dominant mosexuality is automatically offensive to contemporary com- Sentencing Set immunity from prosecution in exchange for his testimony. theme an appeal to prurient (lewd) interests, and to lack re- munity standards." Monmonth County Court Judge Patrick J. McGann Jr. set Continuing on the stand yesterday was the Her. Newton deeming social value. Mr. Ansell also argued unsuccessfully to the judge and to Aug. 6 for sentencing and continued $10,000 bail for Kundaez, W. Greiner, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Keans-•. After arguments about what should or should not be ad- the jury that Mr. Kundzte's'mail-order business was based in who could receive up to three years in prison and a $1,000 fine burg. mitted,. Judge McGann took a brief recess to examine three New. York, not in New Jersey, and that he merely stored old on each of the two counts. The essence of his testimony was that depictions of heter- books offered in evidence and came back to say he would not leftover materials on the O'Brien premises. Judge McGann had told the jury of nine men and three osexual acts of love are not offensive, but that homosexual pic- waste his time on reading them in detail, but he found them to Mr. Rubin argued for the state that if Mr. Kundriez had women - all apparently middle-aged or older - that they tures concentrating on the sexual organs are obscene. - be "patently offensive." not intended to use the material he would have "dropped it would only have to find that one of the exhibits was obscene "It's the emphasis that counts," said the Rev. Mr. Grei- down a well" or thrown it away. and that the defendant knowingly possessed or controlled it ner, called as an expert witness because he does marital coun- "Anything that depicts homosexuality in any way is pat- The state exhibits include books, magazines, photographs, with the Intention of uttering It or selling it in order to findMr . seling and has studied sexual problems. ently offensive," he said, outside the presence, of the jury. advertising pamphlets and a deck of cards. Kunddez guilty. (A witness for the defense in an earlier obscenity trial in- "The Gay Society is a minor factor, and homosexuality is not Defense exhibits include photographic essays depicting Mr. Knndriez did not take the stand and there were no de volving the showing of the ffflra, "Man and Wife," a documen- accepted in this country." hetero-and homosexual acts of love from two issues of Playboy tense witnesses, a fact which the jruy was ordered to dis- tary depicting various positions of sexual, intercourse, the Rev. When Mr.' Ansell moved to strike the testimony of Dr. Magazine and several issues of homosexual magazines ruled regard because the burden of proof in a criminal trial is al- Mr. Greiner said he recommended the film to persons who Basil Campean, assistant medical director of the state Diag- not obscene by the United States Supreme Court. is Seen BlamesSmear on Election MIDDLETOWN - Assem- are earned by the corporation common stock in the corpo- "I draw an annual salary as of these customers would be blyman Joseph Azzolina, R- of which I am president," he •ration has never received a' president of the corporation," upset if we didn't have them Monmouth, • today denied he said, "the commissions go dividend. he said in a three-page press available." Getting Top Stores has made any profit in the into the operating expenses of release," and this salary has Mr. Azzolina attributed the He admitted that "a few sale of lottery tickets in su- the corporation helping to pay shares of the preferred stock not been increased since the story to efforts by persons un- EATONTOWN - There was no word yet Five major "high quality stores are inter- permarkets he heads. . salaries for hundreds of em- which earns eight per cent in- lottery began." named to smear bis name for yesterday whether construction will resume on ested in Eatontown," he said, but noted that be He reacted to an Associated ployes, cover overhead ex- terest annually are in the! The assemblyman repeated political purposes. the' Korvette's shopping center that was going had promised not to reveal who they are or Press story from Trenton penses of all types, assure names of my children, but his charge of yesterday that "Everytime I seek reelec? up on Rt 35 at Weston Place. who the developers-will be. which said that. Mr. Azzolina continued company growth this is a very insignificant val- the wire service was using tion, the. smears begin," he Mayor Herbert E. Werner, who met with "Something good, I'm sure, is going to earns.about $150 a week in and to pay interest to 165 in- ue." "smear tactics" in reporting said, "arid they seem to get vestors who hold preferred, principals of the developers, said they are come out of this," Mayor Werner commented commissions from the sale of Mr. Azzolina is president of, the story. worse everytime around. But and said he wDl keep in close contact with Ar- stock in the corporation." "reevahiating the whole situation." lottery tickets at the three su- Food Circus Foodtown.Super- Expects Tactics this is not the first time I have len and otter developers interested in building Gets No Dividend Construction stopped about the time the- permarkets owned by the cor- markets Inc., which operates "It can be cxpected.that been attacked unfairly, and I in the borough. ' Mr. Azzolina said he holds. developer, Arlen Shopping Centers Inc., pur- poration of which he is presi- stores in Middletown, Wa- my political opponents wfll try guessit won't be the last." chased the neighboring Monmouth Shopping Sees Development dent. , ; none, of the preferred stock • everything under the sun to. SeeAmflna. Paeel ' himself and as an owner of namassa, and Port Mon- Center. He sees the area south of the circle as "The lottery commissions .rnoulh. defeat me," he said, "but it ?1 Million Invested "developing in orderly fashion with top stores hurts doubly. when It comes The mayor said he personally feels "cer- and high ratables" coming in the near future. from someone writing for a |tainly this project isn't going to die" and he If residents continue to oppose the devel- responsible hews agency." said that Arlen has over ?1 million invested in opment of the area, Mayor Werner warned, The story questioned wheth- the center at this time. the major developers will sby away and small- er or not the assemblyman The foundation is mostly in and steel work er, less alternative, strip stores that yield low- might be in violation of a' wastobfigWoverthe summer. er taxes will be bunt. state conflict of interest law Mayor Werner Indicated there may be The borough's two major existing shop- forbidding lawmakers from more connected shopping center development ping centers now pay U.5 per cent of the mu^ dealings with various state in the same area soon and possibly by the nlcipality's tax load keeping Eatontown in the agencies. same firm, bottom third of the county in its tax rate. Mr. Azzolina said he has filed a report with the state —••MWiwwpn nnmPMiiiniiiimiiiinpiiiiM IIn«i«iiiiipi IIIIIIi n IIIWIIWIIIMMIIII WIIIIIIIHII II IPIIWI iiiinrwr iilliTfifWWlT^wri'ii"T"~-"'*"-••••—•*--—*•—• outlining the lottery ticket sales at his supermarkets. He added, "I did not, and do not- believe there is a conflict of Gerand Eyes Victory interest. I filed the report be- cause it is honest," he said. ''Frankly," he said, "we sell lottery tickets as a ser- In Democratic Race vice to our customers who want them and I'm sure many Joseph Azzolina By BEN VAN VL|ET And thus, most political ob- Mayor Salkirid was.tlie first i servers believe the, outcome publicly declared candidate* D. Philip Gerand of Bradley of Tuesday's vote will be re- for the leadership post. He Beach says he has "com- fleeted by tonight's meeting of also is a self-acknowledged mitme'nts" of support from the 11-municipality Bayshore underdog. New Marlboro «2 of the possible 642 Demo- Democratic Organization. Backing Needed cratlc commUteemen and 'Significant Event' The mayor needs the back- women in his quest for the "Tonight's meeting win be ing of the Bayshore Organiza- chairmanship of the county a significant event," said out- tion if he is to remain a Democratic Party. going party chairman Richard serious contender for the post. Code Criticized O'Connor. "Really, no matter Mr. Salkind believes that If that's to be believed, then what the other contender(s) to the happens - one way or the vote tonight will be close. ByJIMMcCORMICK party's throne might just as the other, whatever they do, it A meeting of the organiza- Register Staff Photo MARLBORO - The new subdivision ordinance came un- wil1 be significant." tion's executive committee der fire last night by those who consider it too restrictive to in- well pack up and go home. LEADERS — Officers of Board of Education of Holy Cross School, Rum- 1 All that's needed to win the The Bayshore organization last week indicates that he son, gather to discuss agenda before first public meeting. They are, from dustry and a deterrent to the lowering of the tax rate. leadership is a simple major- is^ comprised of 11 municipal- may be right. left, David Buckley, president; Mrs. Richard Garley, secretary; Mrs. Ed- The ordinance was devised by T & M Associates of Mid- ity of the 624 delegates who ities, most of which have of the nine members voting ward Allegro, vice president, and Richard Donovan, treasurer. dletown, which owns half of Community Consultants, the firm will be voting Tuesday at the large concentrations of Demo- for endorsement for a county that formulated the Master Plan and Zoning Ordinance now in civic auditorium in the Mon- crats. chairman, four favored Mr. effect Bernard Blum, of T & M Associates, and the engineer mouth Shopping Center. The organization controls - Salkind; four supported Mr. for the Planning Board hi 1969, explained the ordinance to resi- m Surplus Claimed °re or less - the votes of Gerand, and one abstained. dents. In other words, the success- about 150 county com- Because of the divided opin- 4-Step Process ful candidate needs just 322 mittee'men and women, and ion, the question of endorse- Rumson Gets First The first step is an optional, preliminary informal dis- votes, and Mr. Gerand claims thus is able to exert a consid- ment will be placed before the cussion between the applicant and the Planning Board, for the cr to have a surplus of 120 votes. aWe influence in parly af- general membership at purpose of answering outstanding questions prior to sketch However, past experience tonight's meeting at Buck plan presentation. For Marlboro Mayor Mor- Smith's. See New, Page 2 has proved that there's a big on difference between a "com- ' Salkind tonight's meeting "We're looking forward to Catholic School Board is not mitted vote" and an actual only significant, it's the meeting," Mayor Salkind critical. said last night, but regardless vote. of wnat By FLORENCE BRUDER in the school auditorium and printed ballot was held," she happens we will attended by more than 300 recalled,'"and a 10-member present our case on the floor 'itUMSON - "This is a first," Mrs. John Klein, presi- people. board chosen. To this was TuesdaSo , et dent of the Holy Cross Parent- Reasons Given added Msgr. Sullivan, two fac- rF KWS Teachers Association said In April, Msgr. Joseph A. ulty advisers, the school prin- The Inside Story The mayor was referring to yesterday. "Most parishes Sullivan, pastor of Holy Cross cipal and the P.T.A. presi- the party's organization meet- Pre-teens swing their partners.... Page8 lmve a parish council to help Church, called for the estab- dent. ing. and he repeated his stand 1 Clttzenshlp Institute readying for 480 ... Page 9 in all parish problems, but lishment of such a board,- Mrs. Mrs. Klem added, "The that with or without backing, All-Monmonth County selections..: Page 14 ne wi mal• quire conservation easements of the smaller equipment lost Then the applicant must submit the sketch plat, which night estimated that the borough's ratables could jump and deed restrictions guaran- in the fire. must include all design decisions and detailed data on the im- teeing it won't be developed. Aslo introduced was an or- pending project This differs from the present ordinance in that' by $4.5 million in the near fu- ture. The borough's official com- dinance giving the borough the Planning Board, which has 45 days to review the plat, also munity facilities map shows more control over businesses must distribute copies to the Board of Education, the township The increase includes the shopping center now before the areas as reserved for mu- contemplating small construc- Recreation Commission, the Board of Health, the Historical nicipal purposes, and accord- tion or alterations. Committee and the Conservation Committee. the Planning Board which he estimates at over $2.5 million, ing to law, Shrewsbury has It requires a site plan appli- Reviews Made one year from subdivision ap- cation in the event a firm is These groups then commnnicate approval or disapproval the $1 million Mid-County proval to negotiate the pur- doing more than $1,000 work to the Planning Board, which is not bound to follow any sug- Shopping Center already ap- chase of the strip, or start over an 18 month period. gestions submitted. At this point, also, the Board of Adjust- proved and the under con- ment reviews the application and rules on any variance re- struction $1 million Monmouth condemnation it it wants to The council created a cor- Consolidated Water Company own the land. poration to operate the li- •Tne third step involves more detailed design of the proj- building. A proposal by Edward W. brary. ect, and preliminary plat approval. At Ibis point, the applicant The new center is proposed Quinlan, president of the They explained that in or- has a vested interest, since under state law, the preliminary for the Marzula Tract, a Shrewsbury Taxpayers Asso- der to qualify for state aid, approval is valid up to'three years after it is obtained. triangular property in the ciation, was held over for dis- the library must be listed as a The final step is plat approval by the Township Council. southern portion of the cussion. non-profit corporation and Previously, the council only approved major subdivisions. How- borough bound by Broad St. He is asking that the coun- without the resolution, it ever, the Planning Board will now classify every application and Shrewsbury Ave. cil and the association form a might lose the $1,100 aid re- as major unless the applicant requests that it be classified as The Shrewsbury Devel- joint committee to iron out ceived a year. minor. opment Corp. plans to use their differences over the con- Board Created To be classified as a minor subdivision, lhe application about 25 of the 40 acres avail- struction of a municipal build- The resolution creates a must: Involve no more than three total lots; have frontage on able for the center. ing. seven-member board of an existing street; not involve the extension of municipal facil- Register Staff pinto Using the current tax rate, . He suggests that a com- trustees with one member to ities; be within a residential zone, and not conflict with any NEW VOTER — Mrs. Leonard R. Pamm, voter service chairman for Mayor Lawrence estimates mittee with three representa- be the mayor or a member of provisions of the Master Plan, official map or zoning ordi- Monmouth County Council, League of Women Voters, registers Denise R. the three projects will yield tives of each group be formed council appointed by the may- nance. Hopps, 17, .of Little Silver, In pilot "off-premise" voter registration. LWV over $200,000 a year in taxes. to look into ihe borough hall or, another the superintendent What Heal Part? members deputized by Robert N. Ferrell/ county Superintendent of Elec- He also said the ECGM controversy and if five of the of schools or his appointee Edward Adams, Emerson Drive, Morganville, asked what tions', registered young people who will be 18 by the November 1972 feder- leaseback building, valued at six can't agree on a site, the and seven borough residents. real part the Planning Board would play if council has final al elections yesterday In Marlboro and Red Bank Regional High Schools. $12 million, may be built in issue be put to a referendum. Robert Mieloch was approval on all applications. this borough on part of the. Council read a letter from awarded a certificate of Township attorney James K. Minogue answered that the Genola Tract. the Planning Board approving achievement by the council. "council has the right to create a strong or weak Planning The northern 100-acres of purchase of 6.5 acres of the Mr. Mieloch, a senior at". Board, and has chosen to create a weak board." Gerand Eyes Victory the property is currently be- Meecham Tract for the Red Bank Regional High , Under the current ordinance, preliminary approval, which fore the Planning Board. Gen- Borough hall. Their approval is School, was one of the win- carries with it vested interest for the applicant, is granted in ola Enterprises is asking to needed for the state .and fed- ners of the Plymouth Trouble the second step instead of the third step as proposed. This •subdivide it into 96 one acre- eral aid applications. Shooting Contest and will rep- means that the applicant must now expend funds for a de- plus residential lots. An ordinance appropriating resent the school in a national tailed plan prior to receiving the vested interest assurance. In Democratic Race^ Open Space Sought $42,500 to replace equipment automotive competition in In- Doubt Expressed (Continued) Bradley Beach and was re- He was a member of the Conservation Commission .lost in the fire at the borough dianapolis, Ind. Mayor Morton Salkind expressed doubt that major in- Gerand's predictions of sup- cently reeleeted to his second campaign staff of Ocean Chairman Robert Stewart re- garage was introduced. Borough Clerk Mrs. Jean dustries would expend the funds unless they had some assur- port. four-year term. He is married Township Mayor John J. ported last night his organiza- Among purchases to be Fabry said she is looking for ance that their application might be approved. He also said Surprise Voiced with four children, and a Reilly when he ran unsuccess- tion is revising the report it made with the money are a the donor of a gavel that hat under.the new ordinance, it would take upwards of* 120 days af- "I'm surprised that he'd grandson. fully for state Senate in 1969. sent to the council delineating garbage truck, a back hoe and historical importance to the ter applying before a builder could begin work on his project. make a statement like that," Mr. Gerand has been politi- And, he served as dinner what areas of the Genola a street sweeper. borough. "It looks as if this ordinance is deliberately designed to he said. . • cally active since 1964 when chairman of the party's "vic- Tract it wants for open space. Councilman Arthur Flfz- It is inscribed with the date restrict the crash program of attracting industrial ratables we Mr. Gerand, 44. owns and he joined the campaign staff tory dinner" at the Sea Girt Mr. Stewart said the com- patrick said the borough will July 19, 1926 and was a gift so sorely need to stop the excessive tax rate," he said. 'operates a television sales and of Rep. James J. Howard, D- Inn this year where nearly 800 mission now feels the borough probably recoup about 40 per from the borough of Little Sil- "As long as I am mayor, no one is going to have to worry service company in Belmar. N.J. He also worked for.the persons turned out to hear In- should own or control a strip cent of the new value of the ver to Shrewsbury when it in- about excessive residential development," he added. He has been in business 21 congressman in his successful diana Sen. Birch Bayh. It was from 50 to 100 feet wide along equipment in the insurance corporated. Council President John J. McLaugblin said that "it is years. election campaigns in 1966, the largest turnout in the par- the banks of Parkers Creek settlement but commented, She said an unidentified true, we would like to see things speeded along, but we must He is a commissioner in 1968, and 1970. ty's history. and the swampy area on the "some of,what we lost had person dropped it olf at the protect the individual." property. seen a lot of miles and a lot of borough hall. The public hearing was adjourned until 8 p.m. June 17, in He suggests that if the working hours." the Central School, after the hearing last night lasted three hours. Rumson Gets Catholic Board 035575 Wins modern plant everyone can be (Continued) efforts." CRANFORD (AP) - At proud of," Mrs. Klem remark- pects (a'big job in a short The main question brought least five persons won the ed. "And we'll continue to Azzolina Blames time) and unanimously rec- up she said, was "Why Catho- $50,000. top prize yesterday in make improvements like the Four Teen-agers Are ommended that the school be , lic education?" the New Jersey lottery's, new learning center which is kept open. The board gave five an- weekly drawing, while 245 oth- , now fully wired and will be "This was a vital step," swers: ' Smear on Election ers moved closer to a shot at Mrs. Klem said, "because if . i. It's &n approach to the used for remedial reading and Arrested at Meeting (Continued) Ile'Tad said earlier that he becoming the lottery's fourth- we'd closed, most of the 381 whole child; spiritually, in- accelerated programs." Mr. Azzolina, who is com- intended to file suit. He said million-dollar winner. MIDDLETOWN - Four The defendants have been students probably would have tellectually and physically; rian Expansion pleting his third Assembly his initial' reaction was "like The five held tickets whose teen-agers arrested during a named as Maurice McGowan entered Forrestdale, the al- 2. It instills respect for au- The board will take on term, is now seeking election reacting to a kick in the stom- lottery number was 035575. disturbance at Wednesday of 191 Ninth SL; Belford; Don- ready-crowded fine public thority at a time when such tho£e responsibilities, she in- to the state Senate. , ach." ' . T I') night's Township Committee na Martin of 4 Jane Ter.', Su- school in town, and taxes' virtues are weak throughout dicated, aSweJl as attempting meeting have been identified In past elections, he has san A. Slocum of '55 Carol would have sky-rocketed. the world; to expand the gym program by police. Road, and Barbara L. Hart- successfully fought off cam- "They're facing a June 29 ref- 3. It maintains an environ- (for the second year in a row. paign issues surrounding his Detective Capt. Robert M. man of 7 Brentwood Ter. erendum for expansion right ment for discipline in that re- Holy Cross has placed first in Letts said yesterday the four, affiliation with the food in- now." ligion is not a separate thing the Monmouth-Ocean CYO an 18-year-old boy and three The McGowan youth has dustry. . Mrs. Klem added that there but rather a way of life; track meet.) Births 16-year-old girls, have been been released on $25 bail He has been involved in the pending a hearing in Munici- have been informal meetings 4. It's a channel for the de- Community participation, clear packaging and the Sun- charged with disturbing a like last year's joint Christ- public assembly. In addition pal Court July 1. The girls between the Holy Cross board dication of the nuns because day beer sales controversies. St., Kcyport, son, June 10. mas concert with Forrestdale RIVERVIEW the girls have been charged were released in the custody and the Forrestdale board and they chose this way to serve "No matter how many Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bogart and Rumson Country Day Red Bank with being under the influence of their parents pending ac- general agreement has been God and for the lay teachers times it happens," he said, "it (nee Barbara Gallagher), 14 who could go elsewhere but School, will be expanded, as Mr. and Mrs. John Milmore of an unidentified drug. tion by juvenile authorities. reached. always hurts to be smeared Hillside, River Plaza, son, don't; well as successful P.T.A. (nee Joan Judge), 161 Creek No Precedent unfairly and your family nev- June 10. There's no precedent for 5. It permits the institution events like the annual An- .Road, Keansburg, son, June 7. m M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M MI er learns not to let it hurt. It's Mr, and Mrs. Peter Rutan the Holy Cross board, she tiques Show and the Carnival. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew to enjoy the status of a pri- just something you have to- (nee Susan Preston), RD1, pointed out, and a constitution vate school in that it's not "The board felt there were Dodds (nee Bella Passa- HARD-TO-GET expect, especially during elec- Morganville, son, June 10. and bylaws have been drawn forced to retain personnel or other firm reasons for keeping laqua), 118 Church St., Little, tion campaigns." . Mr. and Mrs. George Horel up and will soon be submitted students who won't cooperate the school open," Mrs. Klem Silver, son, June 7. 2nd Mr. Azzolina said he has (nee Jane Boughrun), 133 for approval. with its stated principles. stated, adding that pluses in- Mr. and Mrs. Corsi Alfonse given up the idea of filing a li- Park Ave., New Monmouth, MORTGAGES And speaking of the public* "It's a community problem, , eluded the fact the pupils just (nee Donna Pontina), 36 Tan- bel suit against the wire ser- daughter, June 10. meeting, Mrs. Klem enthused,' 'educating our young, and all' ' scored in the 90th percentile glewood Road, Middletown, fcr vice and its reporter who Mp. and Mrs. Bernard Ward "It was thrilling to find such Rumson residents should he in the National French Con- son, June 7.. H«met and Business • Approved over Phoiw wrotethe story. (nee Linda Rader), 15 Church support among parishoners ' aware of our actions, "Mrs. test sponsored by the Ameri- Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sanders St., Fair Haven, son, June 10. Monmourh County Investment Corp. whether or not they had Klem stated. "There's not can Association- of French (nee Marguerite Hicks), 548 Mr. and Mrs. David 2 i school-age children. They much state aid available here Teachers and, in another in- Okay Variance Shrewsbury Ave., New McGuire (nee Jill Best), 137 ;;^; 741-5061 "::::;:-1r^/;:::r were friendly and receptive (they've applied) - that's con- stance, the success of the Sci- Shrewsbury, daughter, June 7. For Ad Agency Pleasure Bay Apartments, and 100 per cent behind our centrated in the inner cities. ence Fair for which entrants Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boyce ^^ So we have to take care of our RED BANK-The Board" of (nee Sandra Shealy), 420 s. Long Branch, daughter, June own." Adjustment has approved a Laurel Ave., West Kearisburg, 10. variance to allow Multi-Sen- Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Holy Cross School will cele- and next year will enter the daughter, June 7. sory Productions Inc. to oper- brate its 30lh anniversary in Science Panorama at Rutgers. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ray-' Dollinger (nee Joyce Worth- ate an advertising agency in a CORRECTION September, she said, and it's Elected members of the nor (nee Patricia Coleman), 9 wien), 54 Bayview Ave., been staffed all those years board are David Buckley, two-story house at 332 Broad Rumson Road, Rumson, son, Keansburg, son, June 10. The Correct Sizes for the Redwood Sets Are Listed Below by the Sisters of Mercy. It president; Mrs. Edward Al- St. • . June 9. MONMOUTH MEDICAL opened with three faculty legra, vice president, Richard The company is now at 12 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mad- • Long Branch members and 74 pupils. , Donovan, treasurer, Mrs. Broad St. linger (nee Patricia Magmus- Mr. and Mrs. Edward More OrW SUNDAY 8 AJVL To 5 PJVL • WH>. and HO. TM 9 PJVI. Originally the old Prentice Richard Garley, secretary; The variance was required son), 14 Oakwood Drive, Haz- (nee Barbara Timpy), 148 residence, it was extended Perry Campanclla, Thomas because the lot has a frontage let, daughter, June 9. West End Ave., Long Branch,; MON. . TUES. • THURS. • SAT. • 8 A.M. To 6 P.M. into the parish hall in 1953 by Cangialosi, John J. Conklin . of 65 feet instead of 150 feet as Mr. and Mrs. Theodore son, yesterday. •• Msgr. Sullivan, who came in .lr., Samuel Karinja, Eugene required. The property is in a Westrich (nee Nannette Drey- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gonza-. 1947. That same year, a new McCabe and Charles H, Rey- professional zone, which al- fuss), 55'Sherman Ave., Bel- lez (nee Marcelina Aponte), building was erected and con- nolds Jr. lows advertising agencies. ford, daughter, June 9. 230 Broadway, Long Branch, tinued registration resulted in Also serving are Mrs. Klem, The board will holdits next Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cas- son, yesterday. . ' the construction of a new Msgr. Sullivan, Sister M. Clar- meeting July 14; and will not tles (nee Catherine Schaef- wing and convent in 39IJ2. meet during August, fer), 2 White St., East Keans- JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL REDWOOD JAMBOREE! ita, incoming principal; Sister Neptune burg, son, June 9. "Today we have a safe. M. Charitina, religious faculty Mr. and Mrs. Kalph GRANTED Dl VtfRCE Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Olsian 48" SQUARE representative, and Mrs. Rob- McMillan (nee Grace Glynn), FREEHOLD - Superior (nee Emily Pricz), 372 Main ert Newman, lay faculty rep- • 1 Prospect Place, Freehold, 95 Court Judge Francis X. St., Port Monmouth, daugh- ROD IS UNSPARED resentative. .Son, June 8. UMBRELLA TABLE LONDON (AP) Corporal "We're working for all;" Crahay has granted a divorce ter, June 9. 24 punishment is slill practiced in Mrs. Klem concluded. "We're to Doris May Keighron of 11 Mr. and Mrs. Minos Rigo- • Vh" Genuine Redwood British reform schools. A gov- considering both tuition and .Lincoln Ave., Keansburg, poulis (nee Tina Halkais), 21 ernment reporl listed 129 boys scholarship plans and the from Harry J. Keighron of 15 •Martin Place, Middletown, 46" Benches (not sold separately) 7.95 under 14 punished by caning spontaneous reaction from the E. Port Monmouth Road, son, June 9. • between January and September people has given us much East Keansburg, for extreme Mr. and Mrs. Robert Conte in 1970. hope." cruelty. (nee Marie DeMio), 34 Wash- ington Ave., Keansburg, 5 ft. REDWOOD SET daughter, June 9. 95 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cun- • Vh" Genuine Redwood nlngham-(nee Mary Daniels), • Complete with Z Benches Weather: Fair, Pleasant 109 Andover Lane, Matawan, Gardiner Marok Agoncy, INC • Not2x4-But Wide Boards 26 Sunny today, high around 80 mained mild. ranged, from 41 at Elmira, daughter, June 10. 135 Firsl Avenue inland to low 70s at the shore. Mr. and Mrs. Charles May- Atlantic Highlands. New Jetiey Winds gusting over 60 miles N.Y., to 82 at Dallas, Tex. Tel. 291-0477' Put 2 of these side by side and you have Clear tonight, low in low (ills. an hour stirred up a dust TIDES er (nee Ann Nigro), 282 Broad Tomorrow fair, high around storm at Imperial, Neb., yes- Sandy Hook a 5 Ft. Square Table to seat 12 people 80 but cooler at shore. Sunday terday, at times limiting visi- Today - High 10:30 p.m. fair and a little warmer. bility to less than 100 yards. and low 4:18 p.m. ' . = In Long Branch, yes- Hail an inch in diameter Tomorrow -i High 11:06 a terday's high was 75 and the bombarded Kenyon, and West a.m. and 11:24 p.m. arid low. § low was 59. It was 69 at 6 p.m. Concord, Minn., and half-inch 5:06 a.m. and 5:06 p.m.' § The overnight low was 57 and hail pounded Grand Forks, N. Sunday - High midnight i§ the temperature at 7 this 1). ' and 12:01 p.m. and low 5:54 3 morning was 61. The mercury pushed into a.m. and (i p.m. § Thundershowers and high the tJOs and 90s across much of For Red Bank and Rumson jf winds lashed much of the na- the eastern two-thirds of the bridge, add two hours; Sea g tion today with locally heavy nation, but remained in the Bright, deduct' 10 minutes? § rains reported in the Plains 60s und 70s in the Pacific Long Branch, deduct 15 min- g BROAD ST. 747-5555 SHREWSBURY states. Despite the turbulent Northwest. ules; Highlands bridge, add 40 I What's Pop's iport? Natelsons has the duds. weather temperatures re- Teujperalnres early today minutes. . 3 The Daily B*gbt«-, Eed B«akMMdletovii»N. •, June II, 1*7J '1 Top of the News Hazlet Discovery '71: Challenged JERSEY CITY - Five members of the Hudson County Pension Commission and the county medical examiner have By Loser beeil charged with conspiracy and awarding more than AGet-to-Know-YouDay FT. MONMOUTH - The The charges are in an 84-county indictment that began an HAZLET - More than 25 when the lights go out, resi- sheep shearing, sewing American Federation of Gov- Investigation in February. organizations will host booths, dents can mill around booths classes; children dancing; or ernment Employes has chal- Among the defendants is Joseph Stapleton,£ commissions present films and slides and and picnic tables crammed participate in one of several lenged the June 3 election member and county treasurer. Stapleton is currently on trial' entertain residents tomorrow, with information about groups games. which gave the National Fed- in Newark federal court with seven other Hudson political fig- in the first annual "Hazlet from the Girl and Boy Scouts Tired? Plop down on the eration of Federal Employes ures on extortion-conspiracy charges. Discovery '71" *> a getting to to the athletic leagues, senior grass and listen to a band and exclusive bargaining rights At almost the same time as the grand jury's action, the know you kind of day. citizens, 4-H and the Board of chorus concert by Raritan for civilian workers at the Hudson Board of Freeholders was reelecting Stapleton as trea- Sponsored by the Recrea- Health, or spend hours in the High School students from 3 Army Signal School, here. surer. His term would start July 1 and last for three" years at a tion Commission, the day-long park house watching films on to 4:30 p.m.; watch a water AFGE Lodge 1904 has filet salary of $22,000 annually. festivities are aimed at letting civil defense, safety, ecology safety demonstration at the a protest with the U;S. De Others named in the indictment were John W. residents here know what and fire fighting. pool or nibble at sandwiches partment of Labor. McLaughlin, the pension commission's chairman; Dr. Francis their township has to offer If your interest is more cul- from your picnic basket. The protest, which asks the Department of Labor to set E. Kieman, the medical examiner; John Deegan, a county su- them - through services and tural, stroll by the pond where Mrs. Anthony Laskowski, 1 pervisor; Angelo Bevacqua and Frank L. DeMarco, both organizations. snow fencing will be sagging chairman of the event, invites aside the election resute, ques- members of the pension commission. The event will be opened at beneath the weight of draw- all residents to join in the fun, tions the NFFE's campaign 11 a.m. with a ribboncutting ings and paintings submitted get to know then* neighbors tactics, according to J. Ed- ceremony by Mayor Joseph A. for the township's annual art and find out what is happen- ward Harvey, AFGE Lodge Health Care Measure Rapped Morales at the Veteran's Park show. ing. ' 1904 president. ATLANTIC CITY - Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass.,. picnic area off Union Ave. ^.Afr-thB entertainment cen- "Come Discover Hazlet," The NFFE garnered 272 said here yesterday the Nixon adminislration's health care From then until 7 p.m. ter, watch dog obedience, she asks. votes in the election. - The legislation would mean a'windfall of billions of dollars to the AFGE totalled 164 votes. private health insurance industry and would provide unequal The June 3 election was a care for Americans. , runoff, necessary because nei- Kennedy told the Catholic Hospital Association convention ther union gained a clear ma- that the administration program is just a continuation of the Indict 2 for Robbing jority in balloting on May 5. nation's present health care system. At that time, the AFGE won • He said the present system fosters tremendous waste in 177 votes-and the NFFE trail- virtually every aspect of health care. ed with 173 votes. There were "The depth of the abyss into which our health care system Manalapan Pharmacy 622 employes eligible to vote. has sunk is so deep that in many communities even the famous and well-to-do get notoriously poor quality health care," he FREEHOLD - Two Free- ciardi of Grand Ave., both Deal girl who is under the age said. Court Cuts hold men were indicted by the Long Branch, were charged of 18 years and possession of Register Stotl Photo Monmouth County Grand with breaking into the home the pictures Aug. 18 in Ocean GETTING TO KNOW YOU — That will be the job Award For Teaching Jobs Pose Problem Jury yesterday oncharges of of Henry Paternosto, Shadow- Township. of Mrs. Anthony Lakowski, second from right, breaking into the Yorktowne lawn Dr., Neptune, March 8 Ray Brown of Tennent chairman of Saturday's "Hazlet Discovery '71" 17 a eminent TRENTON - School superintendents around the state Pharmacy, Gordon's Corner with intent to steal and steal- Road, Marlboro, and Joe the day-long festivity at the Veteran's Park picnic J-«t»cmcill/ may be rejoicing at the boom in teaching applicants but 1971 Road, Manalapan, and steal- fag jewelry, clothing and oth- McCarthy of Morningside area. The events are centered on letting Hazlet FREEHOLD T A jury has graduates of state colleges are finding it tough going to find a ing Articles valued at $1,593.89 er articles and cash valued at Avte., Union Beach, were residents learn what -their town and its-organiza- shaved $30,000 from a three- teaching job for the fall. •April 2. $5,350. Joanne Henderson of charged with atrocious as- tions have to offer. Mrs. Laskowski's friends, left man condemnation commis- Close to 8,000 students are leaving the state colleges this Lawrence R. Scott of Me- Cedar Brook Dr., Neptune, sault and battery on Richard to right, are Patty Fisher, 6, Toni-Ann Laskowski, sion's award to Calt Estates" year and an estimated 80 to 90 per cent will be going into the chanic St. and William Rich- was charged with aiding and Bastedo, Ash St., Eatontown, 3 and Nancy Waring, 7, dressed in costunie for the Inc., Middletown, for an ease- teaching profession. But as Dr. Michael S. Kline, director of mond of Main St. were abetting hi the break-in and Feb. 27 in Hbwell. Memorial Day parade to publicize Saturday's ment for a sewer line and • the Trenton State College placement office, observed, "As the charged with stealing 75 the larceny. Raymond C. Mergogey of event. -awarded the company $35,000. economic cycle goes, so goes the supply or shortage of teach- • watches valued at $999.24, a Donald L. Cook of 35 Wat- Hightstown was charged with The award was against tne ers." radio valued at $21-.65,and $573 son Place, Eatontown, was carnal abuse of a 14-year-old Middletown Township Sewer- Mr. Kline said he expects that 65 per cent to 75 per cent of in cash. charged with possession of he- Englishtown gir}. April 12 in age Authority. ( Trenton State's 1,390 graduates will have teaching jobs by Sep- The two also were charged roin May 13 in Eatontown and Manalapan. ' Students in Court, The company had refused tember compared to a placement range of 80 to 85 per cent in with breaking into Bart's possession and distribution of James Thorne, 20, of West the authority's offer of $3,560 past years. Men's Clothing, Rt. 9, Free- barbituric acid March 31 in St., Red Bank, and Wayne for a 30-foot easement through ' hold Township, March 30 and Long Branch. Harrison, 25, of Garden Dr., Mostly to Observe a 10.5-acre tract off Tindall stealing $700 in cash. Theodore Fleming, 26, of Oakhurst, were charged with Road, Middletown, for a sani- Kenny Is Severed From Trial 8 Others Filed Jersey City, was charged with possession of heroin July 20 in FAIR HAVEN - Seven stu- effort to attend. The school tary sewep easement in con- This indictment and these possession of a stolen motor Neptune Township. dents from the Knollwood nurse, he said, had frequently nection with the construction • NEWARK - Hudson County Democratic boss John V. •eight were among those hand- vehicle valued at $175, the Kelly S. Tucker, 20, of Pis- School were at Municipal stopped to get her out of bed of a sanitary sewerage collec- Kenny has won severance from a federal extortion-conspiracy ed up to Superior Court Judge property of Joanne Ruge of cataway, was charged with Court yesterday ... for di- or called her by telephone. tion system. A commission trial here because of ill health. Andrew A. Salvest, acting as- Jersey City, March 23 in Red receiving stolen property, a verse reasons. After speaking with the was then appointed and He will be retried when he recovers, U.S. Atty. Herbert signment judge, who ordered Bank. car battery valued at $20 be- Two 14-year-old girls who girl's father at court yes- awarded $65,000 but the au- - Stern said following a ruling by U.S. Dlst Court Judge Robert them filed. Millard Briskie of Cliff- longing to Samuel Riggleman are.eighth grade students terday, it was decided he thority appealed. , Shaw yesterday. Richard W. Smith of Colo- wood, was charged with show- xif Farmingdale, Dec. 1 in Ma- were there because since Sep- would take a firmer hand m The three-day trial was be-. Judge Shaw decided the 78-year-old'Kenny was too ill to nial Drive and Joseph H. Ric- ing obscene pictures to a West nalapan. tember they have been absent the matter. fore Superior Court Judge An- remain on trial with eight other Hudson officials when two a total of 63^ days and had a To allow time to see how drew A. Salvest. physicians testified that Kenny is suffering from hardening of total of 37 tardinesses. And the situation will work out. Lawrence Carton 3rd of At- the arteries, a leaky heart valve, a hernia, a distended blad- five 13-year-old members of Judge Siegfried delayed the lantic Highlands represented der, and an enlarged prostate. Boy Scout Troop 24 were case until after the close of the authority. Howard A. Rob- "He obviously needs surgery," Dr. Saul Ueb said. Gypsy Moth Spraying there to observe court pro- school on June 18. erts of Middletown represent-, Judge Shaw denied a request from the federal govern- ceedings in conjunction with Scouts attending were ed Calt Estates. ment that Kenny remain on trial and that the proceedings be work toward their safety mer- Wayne Hughes, Steve Tardiff, piped by closed-circuit television into Kenny's room in PoUacfi it badge, which will help them John Buchanan, Jeff Pair Arrested Hospital, Jersey City. Starts in Marlboro toward their Eagle rank. McMahon and Kevin Deary. MARLBORO - Aerial that he would not wait for the had not informed him of the With them was Patrolman spraying will .begin today in forms to be distributed, as was plans, he could not issue the Parents of the two girls Robert O'Neill, safety merit For Possession $52 Million Bond Notes Sold limited areas of the township promised by Township At- were charged with being dis- badge counselor. To help the NEW SHREWSBURY - forms. orderly persons for failing to Ronald Miller, 81 Linder, TRENTON - The New Jersey Housing Finance Agency to destroy the gypsy moth. torney James R. Minogue at "Tonight is the first that I boys earn their badges, he has Mayor Morton Salkind said see that their children attend- had them do traffic surveys Place, and Erskine Crank, lift sold $52 million in six-month bond anticipation notes yesterday the May 27 Council meeting. have been informed of it," he ed school. Robert Chartier, Westside Ave., both Red to two Trenton banks. * last night that 35,000 of emer- said. and write reports of what they gency funds would be used for Emergency Action school principal, said one was see. During their observa- Bank, were arrested Wednes- John P. Renna Jr., executive director of the HFA, said $35 The attorney said that the absent 16 days and tardy on day night and charged with million of the notes were sold to the New Jersey National spraying to implement county "I feel that this is a state of tions, they noted that failure and state programs.'The emergency for property own- release forms are not really 11. Her mother was fined $5 to signal before a turn is a being in possession of two sto- Bank at an interest rate of 4.178 per cent. He said the remain- needed "because in the case by Municipal Court Judge Ar- len television sets. ing J17.3 million notes were sold to the Trenton Trust Co. at a areas to be sprayed«$Dday are ers and therefore am proceed- leading infraction. Stockton Drive, 'Halifax ing under executive powers of property damage, they are thur P. Siegfried. Police say the TVs were 4.168 per cent Interestrate. , no protection." By attending the court ses- found hidden in bushes to the * The interest rate from two other firms ranged up to 4.49 •Drive, and Union Hill Road, since we do not have a town- Mr. Chartier told the judge sion, at which traffic viola- as well as other populated ship Shade Tree Commis- Mayor Salkind advised that rear of the James Walters per cent and were rejected. The unsuccessful bids were sub- that the other girl had been tions were also handled, they residence, 42 Stevens Aye., ',' mitted by the First National State Bank of New Jersey and areas near dense woods. sion," he said. residents in the spraying absent 4714 days and tardy 26 became aware of procedures areas keep their cars in their and the area was put under .Dillon,,Reed Municipals Inc., biddijig together, and by the Release forms are usually Mr. Minogue said last night times. He noted that she followed. And they com- surveillance, which resulted in., Broad Street National Bank of Trenton on behalf of Bankers obtained- from residents by that he could not issue the garages today, since "the seemed to have the attitude mented that they had special spray will be very difficult to the apprehensions by Patrol- Trust of New York and the Bank of America. the township attorney before forms until he was informed that school was boring and it permission to leave school so man Thomas Burch and De- such aerial spraying is begun. of the spraying program. He remove from any painted sur- wasn't necessary to make an they could attend. face." tective William Seufert. Locked Wheel Wrecks Train Mayor Salkind said last night said that since Mayor Salkind Fraud Trial SALEM, 111. - Officials of the Illinois Central Railroad Fire Injury Suit said today that a locked wheel - probably caused by an elec- Typing Error Kills Plans Nets Acquittal trical failure - led to the flaming derailment of the City of • New Orleans passenger liner. Settled for $50;000 FREEHOLD - John Thor- Ten persons died in the wreckage and 94 were injured. sen Jr., 12 N. Locust Ave., The City of New Orleans, with four locomotives and 14 For Keansburg Apartments FREEHOLD - David D. Police had reported that West Long Branch, was ac- cars, hurtled off the tracks .two miles north of Salem at a KEANS£URG - Plans of Dillon of 6i2 Branch Ave., young Dillon was playing with quitted yesterday of a charge that the application be carried which would have permitted of committing fraud in Sea speed of 90 miles per hour, officials said. E. Victor Patrizio of 256 one month so the defect could two residential apartments on Little Silver, has accepted three Sullivan children May •.. There were 224 persons, including 18 crewman, aboard. $50,000 in settlement for in- Bright last July 17. : Twilight Ave. for a garden be corrected. the second floor. 31,1969 in the Sullivan's back- Jim Law, superintendent of the railroad's Illinois division, apartment project in a resi- juries his 12-year-old son suf- yard. The youngsters built a Thorsen was found innocent The board ruled, however, An application from Ed- of using someone else's Bank- said a rear wheel on the lead engine started sliding 1% miles dential zone on Port Mon- that the applicant must start ward F. Gately of Livingston, fered in I960 when he suffered fire in a sandbox and poured a north of the accident scene but the train's engineer never mouth Road died abruptly be- over from scratch. who owns an undersized lot second and third degree burns cup of gasoline over it and ig- americard to defraud the knew it. fore the Zoning Board of Ad- Albert Harpootlian of Mid- at 172 Seeley Ave., was de- from a fire in Little Silver. nited it, they said, and Da- Bank of America Service justment last night because of dletown, who sought vari- nied. The applicant con- Under the terms of the set- vid's shirt went up in flames.. Corp., New York City. Federal Housing Bias Charged a typographical error. ances for an office building templated a two-family resi- tlement, Mr. Dillon will re- Young David suffered sec- The two-day trial was be- The project can be revived containing _ two residential dence on the lot, which con- ceive $10,000 for medical ex- ond and third degree burns of fore Superior Court Judge M. WASHINGTON - On the eve of a presidential statement only by going through the en- apartments as well in the tains 4,755 square feet of area. penses and his son, David D. the chest, neck, right arm, Raymond McGowan. expected to rule out federal efforts to open suburban housing tire process of applying once manufacturing zone at Main The zoning ordinance calls for Dillon 2nd, $40,000. hand, upper abdomen and to the poor, the Civil Rights Commission accused the govern- again for a necessary use and Beach Sts., received only a minimum of 5,000 square The settlement was with right thigh and was hospi- CLEAN-UP TOMORROW ment of condoning racial segregation in its major home own- variance and rcnotifying adja- half of what he requested. feet in the zone. Charles H. Sullivan of 41 talized. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - ership subsidy program. cent property owners, within The board approved front Board members indicated Southvale Ave., Little Silver. The settlement was ap- Township officials have set Although the government's mortgage aid effort known as 200 feet, the board ruled. and side line setback vari- they might approve a vari- proved by Superior Court aside tomorrow for another the 235 Program should broaden housing opportunities, the. Attorney Anthony T. Bruno ances for the office building, ance for a single-family dwell- judge Walter II. Conklin. cleanup day. Households with commission said, it has instead furthered the traditional pat- of Red Bank, representing the but denied a use variance ing. Show Cause Hadley S. King Jr. of Fair large items to dispose of tern of placing blacks in older, innercity houses and white in applicant, agreed the appli- Haven represented the Dil- should telephone the township new suburban dwellings. cation could not be heard last Ordered In lons. Allen Hautman repre- business administrator, Fred- night. sented the Sullivans. erick Jahn. Dr. Frank A. Miele, board Marijuana Case Students Riot in Mexico chairman, declared, "It's an Project Case MEXICO CITY - Students clashed with police and other illegal application; there's no FREEHOLD - The devel- students last night and hospitals reported at least five persons sense hearing any part of it." Yields Light Fine opers of a garden apartment Dig they must... were killed and nearly 100 Injured. More than 30 objectors who complex on Rt. 537, Freehold The government moved 2,000 troops and several armored made no secret of their desire MIDDLETOWN - A River grains of marijuana and to •Township, have been ordered vehicles to areas near tl)e national palace downtown while oth- to see the variance refused Plaza man, one of five per- being under the influence of to show cause here next wews er groups of young persons surged into the streets. left the meeting with mixed sons arrested last week by lo- narcotics. He agreed to ac- Friday why they should not be All of the dead were young persons and had bullet feelings. cal police in a surprise narcot- cept a year's probation. enjoined from continuing con- wounds, hospitals said. Cause of the difficulty was ics raid, pleaded guilty yes- A plea for leniency by Pa- struction until they have re- StudenJL leaders claimed, without confirmation, that more a mistake in notifications sent terday in Municipal Court to ceived a special use permit than 10 persons were killed. to adjacent property owners being Under the influence of trolman William Brunt, ar- narcotics and to possession of. resting officer, resulted in a from the township's Zoning 10 days in advance of the Board of Adjustment. hearing, as required by law. less than 25 grams of mari- suspended sentence for Miss The notifications stated a 10- juana. Patricia Guligan, 20, of Ideal The show cause order, ob- linit garden apartment project Paul Kern of 541 W. Front Ave., East Keansburg. Miss tained by the zoning board, was contemplated on the 88 St., represented by Red Bank Gilligan pleaded guilty to was.signed by Superior Court causing a disturbance while Moln Oltlca: by 340-foot tract. attorney Frederick L. Blan- Judge Andrew A. Salvest. Chulnul St., R«l Bonk, N.J. 01701 drunk. She was fined $25, sus- Branch Olllcn: In fact, Mr. Patrizio plans kenhorn, was originally Named defendants in the 174 HI. II, Middiatown. N.J. pended, but ordered to pay $5 30 Edit Moln SI., Frethotd, NJ. 20 units, as shown on pluns charged with possession of action arc Chesterfield Asso- 2» Broadway, Long Broncli, N.J. submitted to the board with more than 25 grams of mari- court costs. ciates Inc., Leon .Kleiner and • IttnMliiwI In 1I7» ty Jttin H, Coon oral HWytTof the application. < juana, an indictable offense. Mrs. Joanne Mansfield of Colts Neck Capital Co. Publlilud by TM Rid BmX Rifltlir Mr. Bruno conceded the ty- Subject to approval of the Manson Place, Little Silver, P6 WiSC... Finance your sewer system Miltiblt o»tli»AHocloted>r«"-TH« AssociatedPrt«i li endued «x- pographical error was not no- county prosecutor, the posses- now of Old Bridge, pleaded The zoning board says the elmlvJly 1o tin u» lor Mpublicotlon ot all tho lotol newt printed In Itili newspaper previous owner. Briar Hill Es- as wtll ot all AP news dlspctcrm, , ticed in time to correct it 10 sion charge was downgraded guilty to using loud and abu- hookup costs through us Second dan poiloae pnld "atHid Bonk. NJ. oYl«\ and ot additional mailing' days in advance of the hear- with the consent of police and sive language in public and to tates Inc. (BI1K), was grant- ofllcMjPubllsn«dXlly/Monday throuoh Fr(doy. Mall .ubscrlpllonj payable In ad> on our special low terms ing. Adjacent property owners David Clark, municipal prose- interfering with a police offi- ed a special use permit back 1 Month 3 Monlhi 6 MonIM 1 Ytor in 11166 to construct garden T 19.50 111.00 115.00 received notice only Wednes- cutor. cer In the performance of his Can ire help you? u.so. day that 20 units, not 10, are Mr. Kern pleaded guilty to duty. She was fined a total of apartments in the residential Home bcllwiry by Carrier -«[Cerrt» a wnk •zone. MEMHItOf F.O.I.C. SlnalB copy at counter, 10 Corns. . planned. The attorney asked possession of less than' 25 150. ' Mrs. E«telle Davis ell, 1971 Mrs. Eliue Well* M». Anna Preston NEW SBSEWSBURY - MtBattd Bible Way Ctoe*,' Harry McCue . KEANSBUEG-Jte-Anna Jfcs. &(«0B Ipft, SI, of 78 * FREEHOLD - Harry sterfn»,fl,fW Preston, M, of 11 Beasea g, and n exempt mem- sen Place, died Wedneslay at toE«^4»BA ber «ftie MarawroHreDe- Obituaries Blvd., died Wednesday In the the Wtawr Boose Nursing Rivervlew Hospital, Bed in Overview partment Ivy Hill Nursing Home. Mid- Home, Long Brandt, after a -T—LZZZ- %«; Bank, after a long illness. ' dJetown. She was the widow Surviving are a son, _. herej ^ a brother, TMMW< Be was born In Marlboro She Wai: bora in Harrison of George W. Preston Sr. and She was born in Pelham, Thomas H. HcCue of Rich- and had lived in Union before Hill of New Brunswick. , ..,-s. A lived most of Hs life to William Quinn, Trap Shooter the mother of Detective Sgt. Ga., and had been a shore Arrangements are under mond, Va.; two daughters, coming here 23 years ago. She the direction of tlie ChOdf Fu- Freehold area. He was FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - served with the U.S.'Army George W.Preston Jr. area resident for five years. Miss Margaret and Miss Mi- was the widow of Winfield S. neral Home of Red Bant. ofthe Freehold Pro- riam McCoe, both of Free- William Quinn Sr., 74, of 681 during World War I. Mrs. Preston was bom in Mrs. Davis was a member of jfict and Equipment Co., Wells. She was a member of hold, and a sister, Mrs. Park Ave., a noted trap shoot- Surviving are three sons, the First Presbyterian Church Ireland and had resided here Francis Cahill of Freehold. er, died Wednesday after a William T. Quinn Jr. at home, at Shrewsbury. the past 50 years. She was a -Mr. McCue was a eommu- communicant of St. Ann's long illness. Eugene K. Quinn of Freehold, Surviving are a daughter, jgofflt tot St Rose of Lima Ro- The Freeman Funeral Catholic Church, here. Take a load Born in English town, he and John D. Kulick of this Mrs. Ruth Smith, here; a sis- Home is is charge of arrange- Also surviving are seven man Catholic Church, here, a had lived in this area all his place; a daughter, First Lt. ter, Mrs. Myrtle Gleason of ments. grandchildren and eight .Member of Freehold Elks life. Patricia A. Quinn of Patrick Port Monmoutb, three grand- great-grandchildren. off Mr. Quinn was a master Air Force Base, Fla.; two children, and a great-grand- gunsmith and locksmith. An brothers, Frederick Quinn, child. Arrangements are under FOR ANY OCCASION avid trapshooter, he won former mayor of Freehold, the direction of the John J. your The Worden Funeral Home, Ryan Home for Funerals. many trophies in the 1920's and Frank Quinn, also of Red Bank, is in charge of ar- HONEY BHFlOWtRS and "30's. Freehold; one sister, Mrs. rangements. Marguerite Donnelly of mind His wife, the late Mrs. Han- Lars Larsen na E. (Geanie) Quinn was Roselle, and one grandchild. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Put your valuables, 4«4 BROAD ST. Mrs. Mary E.B. Kain also known for trap shooting. Funeral arrangements are Lars "Louis" Larsen, 81, of 78 important papers under the direction of Free- MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP South Ave. died Wednesday in SHREWSBURY Mr.,Quinn ran many trap inaM.C.N.B.' " shoots in the Freehold area, man Funeral Home of Free- - Mrs. Mary Ellen Burnes Marlboro Psychiatric Hospi- 7414020 attracting some of the better hold: Kain, 90, of 4 Edwards Lane tal. Safe Deposit Box Reliable Since 1927 shooters in New York. New died Wednesday at her home. Borrrin Norway, he was a and worry no more. Andrew Barban BY WIRE ANYWHERE Jersey and Pennsylvania. Mrs. Kain was born in resident here 50 years. Costs so little. Rob«tlt.Hod*Ju Mr. Quinn operated the Wil- NAVESINK - Andrew H. Michigan and resided here for A retired seaman, he was a liam Quinn and Sons Sporting Barban, 80, of Meadowbrook three years. member of the Sons of Nor- Goods and Appliance Store in Ave. died Wednesday in Mon- She was the widow of the way. Freehold for 40 years, retiring mouth Medical Center, Long late William Kain and daugh- Surviving are his widow, in 1966. Branch. ter of the late Charles and El- Mrs. Emily Larsen, and a In his later years, he de- A resident here 30 years; he len Mundy Burnes. daughter, Mrs. Lois Crumra Mimbtr F.D.l.C. voted time to the lost art of was a retired gardener. She was a communicant of of Sea Bright- JohnVanKfrk&Son making sulky wheels. For the A U.S. Army veteran of St. Gabriel's Roman Catholic Arrangements are under di- i past few years, he was em- World War I, he was a mem- Church, Bradevelt. rection of the Posten Funeral MONMOUIH COUNTYNATIONAL BANK ployed by the N.J. Racing ber of Central Baptist Church, • Surviving are her daughter, Home, here. The bank that looks out for you MONUMENTS Commission at the Freehold Atlantic Highlands, and the Mrs. Alice S. Bur«P-, with 81COOPER RD., MIDDLETOWN Raceway. Leonardo American Legion whom she recidbu, a.id five (off Rt. 35 at Headon's Corner* He was a communicant of Post. grandchildren. End your problems - let Prown's install i 741-0319 747-2543 St. Rose of Lima Catholic Surviving are his widow, The Higgins Funeral Home, t BARREGUILD MONUMENTS Church, Freehold. Mrs. Lillie Rae Barban; a Freehold, is in charge of ar- He also was a life member son, John A. Barban of Mid- rangements. „ of Monmouth Post, American dletdwn, and two grand- Legion, of Freehold. He children. Guilt Is Told Arrangements are under di- Mrs. Charles Eason rection of the Posten Funeral In Checks Case .TITTTTIS. FUNERAL BRIELLE - Mrs. C. Ber- Home, Atlantic Highlands. SIDING and GUTTERS VJILLMJUO HOME nice Eason of 609 Borne Ave., FREEHOLD - Peter formerly of Red Bank, died Schloeder of 250 Shrewsbury Tuesday in Point Pleasant Third Star Ave., Red Bank, pleaded John Allen Childs III Hospital. guilty yesterday to four PROW'S HAS M BEST VALUE She retired in 1964 from the For Gen. Lotz counts of issuing worthless Owner and Operator WASHINGTON - Lt. Gen. ANYWHERE-HERE'S WHY... Neptune School System where checks. URGE SELECTION, STYLE-COLOR Chaos* from many she taught for 40^years. Mrs. Walter E. Lotz Jr., who Schloeder admitted issuing Dignified-Inexpensive-Confidential styles including wood grain In varying widths and from Eason graduated from New- turned over command of the worthless checks for $1,040 dozens of guaranteed, (15 years or more) decorator col- ark State Teachers College Army Electronics Command ors. Phons for our representative to coma to your home DayorNight.741-3505 and ?520 Sept. 12 to County with samples and to flivo you a f res estimate. No obliga- and Morgan State College, and Ft. Monmouth to Maj. Associates, 28 Riverview Gen. Hugh F. Foster Jr. three tion. And remember-you may never have to paint your Baltimore, Md., where she re- Ave., Red Bank; for $310.17 house again. 364 SHREWSBURY AVE. RED BANK weeks ago, received his third ceived a BS degree and held a Nov. 12 to Jeffco Inc., 199 star in a Pentagon ceremony. master's degree from Rutgers South Pearl St./Red Bank, TOP-NOTCH INSTALLERS University. They were pinned on Gen. and for $1,613 Oct. 10 to We are proud of our reputation and for that reason our BARRE Lotz by Gen. William C. West- crew of quality craftsmen apply the siding of your choice. She was born in Red Bank. McFadden Motors Inc., 251 Their workmanship Is the finest and when you add it ell GRANITE ACME Mrs. Eason was a member moreland, Army Chief of Broadway, Long Branch. up you'll find that our prices offer you the best value of St. Augustine's Episcopal Staff, and Mrs. Lotz. His around. Call for your free estimate. MONUMENTS Church, Asbury Park, and St. three-star flag was presented BARCLAY HENDERSON PROP. Mary's Episcopal Church, byThaddeus R. Beal, Under Point Pleasant. Secretary of the Army. SHOP OPENS TODAY Among those present was DISTINCTIVE She is survived by her hus- LONG BRANCH - Ber- QUICK SERVICE FROM OUR 2 Brig. Gen. Albion W. Knight nardo's Cheerful Things, a MEMORIALS band, Charles R! Eason. Jr., deputy commanding gen- MOBILE GUTTER FACTORIES The James H. Hunt Funeral shop specializing in novelties, CEMETERY eral of ECOM and Ft. Mon- will open today at 143 Broad- Our Gutters have an anticipated fife of 25 years Home, Asbury Park, is in mouth. LETTERING charge of arrangements. way. Owned by Bernard Nel- rOR OVER 33 YEARS Gen. Lotz has been appoint- son, the store will be open six Death Notice ed by President Nixon }.o the days a week from 11 a.m. to. 1. A much orator rain carrying capacity 4. Fastened to house (facia system- 2EEH, Henry A. — Aj» 71. ot 153 Maple position of deputy director than wood or standard metal gutters. stainless steel screws, roof hanging Ave., Belford/ N.J. On Juno 9,1971, ot ID p.m. and will sell pop post- system, galvanized nails). Red Bank, N.J. Services will be held general of the NATO In- Friday evening at 7:15 (Masonic) and 8 ers, earrings, incense, pocket- 5. Formed et your home and installed in 418 STATE HWY. NO. 35 p.m. (Lutheran) at the John F. Pfleger. tegrated Communications 2. A high back (prevent* overflow into 1747-48871 Funeral Home, 115 ThidollRd.-, New Moiv! books, candles,, buttons and one piece (straight runs to 100 ft.) RED BANK '[mouth. Funeral Saturday, ••a.m.. from tlw Systems Agency house if drains become clogged). funeral home. Interment at Old Brick scarves. 6. Installed by experienced (full time Churcti cemetery, MarlDoro. Visiting today 2-4 and 7-10 p.m. employees) "Craftsmen." 3. Rigid enough to support an extension 7. Painted inside and outside with a du- JOHNSTON, WILLIAM JAMES, JR. - ladder (.032 hardened aluminum) manager at lite Uttls Sliver Book Stiop rable vinyl paint (longer life). died on Tuesday. Jura 8> 1971 otslotme- Kettcrtng Memorial Hospital fit NOW Voric Sewer Connections City. Private family services were field at Woodlawn Cemetery on Thursday. June STATE LICENSE 10. His wife. Louise E. Johnston, his CHARGE IT! ' "" r Martha J. Wilkinson ond Ms son for Quotations & Information Call John E. Day William J. Johnston. III., and his six grandchildren wish to thank oil of the nony friends who have been so extremely Pulsch & Colson, Inc. 787-0152 787-4220 WELLS — Elsie ft., age 70. of n Robinson FUNERAL HOME ~" Shrewsbury, on Wednesday. June 9, 5 NEW STREET, PORT MONMOUTH, N.J. Free Delivery 741 -7500 Devoted mother of Mrs; Ruth Smith. r of Mrs. Myrtle Gleason. Funeral service 10 o.m.*$cttffaay ot Itie Woroen FINANCING ARRANGED Funeral Home. 60 E. Front St* Red Bonk, 85 Riverside Avenue Red Bank with Rev. James R. Steele officiating. In- BONDED terment Presbyterian Cemetery. Shrews- 32 BROAD ST. m.,m RID BANK bury, Friends may call at tho funeral Dally and SaturdayM:30 Wed. and Fri.'ttS p.m. home;-"•—24. ond 7-9 p.m. today. ASK ABOUT GROUP PRICES C. SI DUN, Director 747-0332 This wag to The Adams Memorial Home WILLIAM J. CONNELLY, save money Owner-Manager

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310 BROAD STREET RED BANK Did calls Worden Funeral Home yourself. 60 E. FRONT ST. RED BANIC Hero is a pointer on Jioiv to save * money on oul-of-state phono calls: ,.'. Dial them yourself without the Day and Night Phone, / , services of an operator. 7474)557 fro mailer what oilier stnLo you call (except faraway Alaska .and dark Foster, Mgr. Hawaii), it always costs less when you dial slatign calls yourself. Especially on wocknighls and weekends when savings are big. For example. Duriiig weekend bargain-calling times*, a 3-minulo _•>• Win. S. Anderson • coast-to-coast station call costs SI. 10 plus tax—if you use the Funeral Home 1 services of an operator.

272 MOAD STREET RED BANK But the sainc.call is reduced even more—way down to 70

.•(*•• «•;;.• y. < • -' School Administrators $ *..* fe#.i. Liquor License Issuance Contracts Are Sighed Is Tabled in Manalapan RED BANK - The Board of who will be principal at the Olds', vice principal ofttner Education has approved 1971- Street School, 910,243, and new primary school on the MANALAPAN - Decision the meeting. "There were not enough 72 contracts for its adminis- Farr tract board secretary Everett votes to do anything, so It is trators. , Monk, $14,250. . on who will get the second Mr. Schaefer said that the The director of child study, plenary retail liquor dis- motion was not carried, since still carried," he said. The top salary goes to the Mrs. Jane Bosner, will re- The board voted to hire 56 tribution license here has the vote had to be three out of This action means that the Superintendent, Dr. Robert C ceive JWJJft; director of spe-' of its personnel to staff the been tabled indefinitely while four for such action. He said application is tabled until the Hoops, $24,000. cial Services, Wallace Wolff, summer program. The figure the towsnhip attorney decides that no action has been taken, committee wishes to put it on Thomas Williams, River 117,167. includes 27 teachers and 29 if the Township Committee the motion remains tabled. its meeting agenda. Street School principal whose Other administrative sala- teacher aides. can legally issue it. In other action, tfie board: contract was in question ear- ries are for Miss Lillian Jor- A motion was before the lier this year, will receive dan, principal, Mechanic - Hired Robert I. Paster- committee to give the second J2O.056 as will Vincent Finelli, Street School, $17,W8;JHenry nak as an industrial arts license to former Com- teacher at the River Street mitteeman Jack Coughlin, of School, $8,325. 11 Canterbury Road, who PUBLIC NOTICE - Hired Miss Carol wants to open a package TO O'Donnell as fifth grade goods store in the Yorktowne teacher at the Mechanic Shopping Center at Pease and Street School, $8,325. Gordons Corner Roads. This Resident Home Owners - Hired Miss Judith Ann action has been contested by of Pryor as a kindergarten, two other applicants who teacher at the Primary want the license, Edward RED BANK, FAIR HAVEN School, $8,009. Lambert, 44 Stratford Drive, - Hired Miss Adela Silver and S.R.D. Holding Corp., UTTII SAVER &RUM5ON AREAS as a teacher for Spanish West Main St. Freehold. Ow Pfmnbfeo Sqwnrbor (Mr. EdWanl J. Sprint) My* speaking students and liaison Committeeman Gerald Son-' that wanMd but 100 mor* contract inttafations to f9l to the Spanish community,, nenblick said that the motion eur vrafc quoO in that* araac AfWr Jim* IBth **• wit $9,975. BANKING ON IT — New Jersey National Bank would be denied since he was b* coneMtming on fntiaBaiioM only. In.onJar to con- - Hired Miss Iris Toccaceli has started construction for an office at E. Main tract *• mcasMry rainaining Material woric allowad. informed that Gov.William T. as a kindergarten teacher at and Bennett Sts., Freehold, which will be its 24th Cahill Monday signed into law w* will wiikatjia following of far bated upon our the Primary School, $8,000. **"" '""rtpafofttajiacoati branch. On hand for ceremony were, left to right, a bill which states that only - Hired Miss' Kathy W. Lee T. Cook, assistant cashier who will be office one such license can be given a10%dhcountwinbaaliow«donanyciMttrKt«din Vaughn as a fifth grade teach- manager; Freeholder Axel B. Carlson Jr.; Mayor out per 7,500 residents in one •tallnton within tha nnt 30 day parfod only. If you er at the Mechanic Street F. William Boyle, Freehold, and Richard G. Mac- municipality. haw prevlouvty contracted with u» tall your n«lB&- School, $8,000, gill, bank president. There is now one plenary t>on.ltcfcninMnMtMving*toth«n ' - Rescinded acceptance of ic All ptpa wlfl bt of caat iron with cauOcad & laadtd .retail distribution license a resignation from Miss Susan existing in this township, with John. Forcino, an eighth grade if AD fawtallatlont will b» mada 6y a Oeansad & tasurad a population of 14,049. Under teacher at the River Street Reef,Pier Sought the new law, a second one mwttr plumbing supervisor. (2g.yaar»wpaiiancad). School. could not be issued until the •A-All bntallationi will ba m»da to atrictatt coda re- - Accepted resignations <|iiiraiitanta (Insuring a lifatinia qu8Bty installation) population rose to 15,000. from Mrs. Arlys Odom, a Committeeman Albert Gar- if AS imtallatlom will ba uncondition»Hy gutrantMd physical education teacher at Off the SpyHouse against faulty materials and/or poor workmanttilp. linghouse suggested that ac- River Street School, and Mrs. tion on the motion be withheld] MOVE IN NOW- (A troublafraa inttallitlon'ia not a coat, It la an In- Janet Rawlerson, a science vastmant) MIDDLETOWN-The The committee adopted a untO Township Attorney Mar- teacher at River Street township could well use an ar- resolution appropriating $150 vin E. Scbaefer reviewed the if Wa cannot possibly handla all tha work to ba dona, School. tificial reef and a fishing pier WITH ONLY 10% DOWN! • but what wa do ia quality performed by mastar to be remitted to the Mon- new law. Mr. Schaefer said off the Spy House beach in mouth Community Action that "in an fairness, the com- ciaf tinian proud of tbalr work and reputation* Port Monmouth, Miss Ger- •Program (MCAP) for busing mittee should receive a copy Yes, conventional mortgages with as little as 10% •ff If quality, axpatt.workmanship at a fair prica la what Sewer Work trude L. Neidlinger, curator for summer activities. of the legislation signed by down are now available to qualified borrowers. you am looking for and If you ara intaiastad in pro-. of the Shoal Harbor Marine the governor." Stop in today and let one. of our home-financing spe- tacting tha Investment in your home, than by all Committeeman William C. Bids Received Museum, has told the Town- Johnson Jr. urged the public cialists show you how reduced rates and liberal terms means c«B us today. , . ship Committee. The committee then follow- ic Should wa ba out wa have • 24- hour answering tar> • MIDDLETOWN - Fourteen to attend a meeting of the In- can make you the proud owner of a new home. She reported a visiting ma- ed Mr. Garlinghouse's motion vie*. Laava your name and number and wa will be'in bids ranging from a high of dustrial Task Force at 8 p.m.- and took a vote on tabling the , contact with you a* soon as possible. $448,192 to a low of $252,927 rine biologist told her an arti- June 23 in the high school. ficial reef could be furnished motion until Mr. Schaefer and if this offer can apply to groups or Individuals • first were received by the Sewer- The meeting was adjourned the committee reviewed the COHMU fwit Hfvsd* age Authority for sewer line .without cost by members of from last night sport fishing organizations. In law. Committeemen Garling- if All contracts quoted firm by owner/operator. No construction^ in a triangular The committee will meet house.and A. Barry Brandt MHi i shaped area bordered by addition, federal grants for Tuesday in adjourned session such reefs and the.fishing pier voted yes, with Mr. Sonnenbl- ir AD bi*Jt»)(Mtpjft guarantaS to flit you1 In under tha Kings Highway East and to consider Shadow Lake Vil- ick voting no. Committeeman Sleepy Hollow and Chapel Hill may well be availalbe,/Miss lage, Section II, comprising 74 deadline or ihf re la no charge to you. Our word is Neidlinger said. The township Thomas Corless declined to our bond. Nevertheless, all contracts are' written Roads. condominium units on 5 acres. vote because of his friendship •specifying work to be done and tinie Drnlt to be ob- owns two riparian grants on MIDDLETOWN I ATL HIGHLANDS I IINCROFT the Spy House beach near one with Mr. Coughlin, and Mayor The apparent low bidder Is Thomas Whalen was not at 671-2400 I 2910100 I 842-4400 ^t Act today • don't delay as this of fer will bo with- Stephens Construction Co. of "of the best fishing areas in Arrest Youths drawn upon completion of allotted work assignment. Maplewood. The authority Sandy Hook Bay," Uie curator . turned the bids over to its en- went on. In Middletown • gineer for study and will She urged the cqmmittee MODERN EXCAVATING CO. award the contract, covering MIDDLETOWN - Two support the project in cooper- .youths were arrested Wednes- 35 Crettview Drive MiddJetown, N J. 14,000 feet of sewer pipeline, ation with the Conservation in early July. day morning for trespassing ' 747-9466 Commission. Committeemen and failing to give good ac- • agreed. counts of themselves, police The Committee introduced reported. an ordinance designed to cor- BECKER'S Charles Ott, 18, of 2 Briar- rect technical errors in the wood Ave. and Richard De- township zoning map. Public Rosa, 21, of 8 Briarwood hearing was set for July 13. Ave., both Keansburg, were Final approval was given arrested on Tall Timber Road Rolling Knolls, a 66-lot major at S. Laurel Ave., at 3:45 subdivision on Middletown- a.m.. Detective Capt. Robert Lincroft Road, on condition Letts said. SUNDAY the developer contribute They were released in $100 $15,000 in lieu of land to the bail each pending a court Recreation Commission and hearing Monday. Patrolmen $5,800 to the township for Howard Collins and Edward downstream drainage facil- KryscnsW made the arrests. ities.

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I'-Ll ^REGISTER Humphrey: Kennedy Is Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register By BOBEBT S.ALLEN sees it - after all the-stormy, Ud JOHN A. GOLDSMITH state primaries, endless and' ; '. I M, HAROLD KELLY, Publisher | 'Sen. Hubert Humphrey is INSIDE furious maneuvering, wheel- firmly convinced only one ing and dealing, politicking Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor man stands between him and and trading, the final battle at another try for the White WASHINGTON the convention will be a head- Thomas j. Bly, Executive Editor ., William F. Sandford, Associate Editor House — Sen. Edward Ken- on clash between him and nedy. Kennedy. ^* -''Friday, Jumvll* 1971 Despite Kennedy's dis- Humphrey feels each has cer- Undoubtedly, a number of claimers, in Humphrey's opin- tain potentially fatal built-in ingredients go to make up this GOLDSMITH ion not only is Kennedy just shortcomings and liabilities optimistic estimate - a big ALLEN that in the end will cost him dash of wish-thinking, the ex- as much in the Democratic he's running in my book" presidential race as the nu- the prize. pectation that anti-Kennedy sure of that. It is highly sig- Humphrey shrugs off Sens. elements supporting other nificant that all of the Demo- Said another, "Under the merous other aspirants, but circumstances, the'best,way the most likely to wind up Bayh, McGovern. P'rox- candidates will swing to Hum- cratic hopefuls consider Ken- mire. Mayor Yorty, etc. phrey, and the still widely nedy a formidable contender. for Kennedy to run Is os- with the nomination. tensibly not to run. That en- (President Nixon has long Despite their clangorous hoo- smoldering embers of the sen- Not' one puts any credence in plah and other antics, Hum- sational Chappaquiddick in- his disclaimers. ables him to fcvoid a whole' been of the view that Kennedy mess of problems, while at would be the 1972 Democratic phrey considers them "just cident. Most of them deem Ken- along for the ride" and any- That last could be the deci- nedy the man to beat. the same time still be very standard bearer.) much in the picture. You will Humphrey does not dis- thing they- can get out of it — sive factor in a close finish. Kennedy's disclaimers are running mate, cabinet job in Humphrey is emphatically rated as crafty strategy. As note, he has never said he count the prospects of Sen. would not accept the nomi- Muskie, Harold Hughes and the event of a Democratic ad- certain about one thing - one rival sardonically re- nation. That's the real test of Henry Jackson. He takes ministration, fancy lecture Kennedy is constantly and ac- marked. "I haven't heard him whether he is or isn't running them seriously, and rcgarts fees, enhanced reelection tively promoting his own can- take a Sherman yet. And I'll them highly personally and prospects. didacy. give 100 to one odds that he - and you can put it down politically. At the same time. That's why as Humphrey The other aspirants also are never will. Until he does that, flatly that he is running." The Real GPI Rise By SYLVIA PORTER 1 - Not nearly as much gage rates added, the cost of The slini progress we've progress has been made as living outlook is more dismal made against inflation so far YOUR MONEY'S any of us have prayed for or than Washington statements in 1971 has been even more anticipated against our viru- have implied. trivial than the official index lent inflation - even at the Sluggish Recovery shows or the White House WORTH price of an upsurge in jobless- 2 - At the same time, the claims. For a most significant ness which in some groups recovery from the 1969-70 re- factor slowing down the has become criminally cruel. cession has been dis- apparent pace of rise in our erable ranges of the past few And now the pressures in our appointingly sluggish and the cost of living has been this >ears. cost of living will, if anything, White House's February opti- PORTER year's sharp drop in mortgage How many of you have be accelerating. mistic forecasts for '71 appear interest rates. bought a house at this year's Food price increases are increasingly dubious. With the decline in mort- lower (but still historically spreading - particularly in 3 — in bluntest sum, the so we can have leeway jtb.J gage rates included in the steep) interest rates? Not meats and fruits - and this economic nightmare of reces- vive our economy. The ory-1 Consumer Price Index, the many. While mortgage rates really will pinch. The costs of sion-inflation which began in this now crosses all U.S.^fflJ rise in the CPI slowed to an are of course a fact of eco- all sorts of utilities - tele- 1969 has in turn become a lines, echoes in the parlL, annual rate of under 3 per nomic life in the U.S., their phones, electricity, gas - are nightmare of slow recovery- ments of our friends abroad cent in the four months ended short-term ups and downs af- rising. inflation in the second half of too. n in May. fect comparatively few of us. Wholesale industrial prices 1971. The remedies we have "Incomes policies" to fight But with the decline in What does all this mean to are advancing at an annual tried have not worked so far, inflation may not work either, mortgage rates eliminated you, a real-life American liv- rate of almost 5 per cent - nor do they show signs of but at least they must be from the index, the rise was ing not by an index but by telegraphing increases in re- working in the future. tried. The whole world i£ at an annual rate of about 4<4 buying real goods and ser- 'tail prices for durable goods. New policies to curb price- watching and waiting foFOiir per cent - back into the intol- vices? With food; utilities and mort- wage increases must be tried President to act. • •* Emphysema: Terrifying By JIM BISHOP nuts. They absorb the oxygen eominodate the losses in good we breathe and pass it into oxygen and "the retention of There is a word called em- THK the bloodstream. They also bad carbon dioxide. Soon, the "W DOES mm THINK MS FUNNY RISKS «m9tphysema which no one wants lake old blood and discharge chest will grow no more and to use. It's the flat tire which the garbage - the carbon the patient starts to breathe stops 50.000 human lives every IMPORTER dioxide - from the breath you by lifting his shoulders. This year. The rest of the car may exhale. Each time you draw a is a mechanical crutch. Conflict Law Arrives be in good condition, but when breath of life, you inhale Air Stoppage * Beginning next year, the state will "On the other hand," he said, "the those two lacy lungs collapse, other. He made no comments. about 500 to 700 cc's of air. 3 - The lungs are failing. the car swerves into a six-foot Roughly, a pint. have the strictest conflict-of-interest law state will benefit by the removal to a large Silling at the table was Pat The 10-ounce heart tries to ditch - with flowers on top. Mascola, who has established Emphysema can come take up the slack. If works BISHOP in its history. Even though it isn't as thor- degree of situations of conflict of Interest. There is a tall, self-effacing the National Emphysema from smoking, from working harder. It pounds when the breath is distressing. About ough as it might be, the legislators, par- .." and the law "will remove the appear- doctor at tlie University of Foundation. Pat had a couple in polluted air, from age. The patient is sleeping. Down at eight of every 100 people you ticularly those who also are lawyers, de- ance of an opportunity for the exertion Miami whose name is Myron of cases of emphysema in his symptoms are self-evident: the bottom of the lungs, the pass have it. And yet, few ' serve the praise directed to them by Gov. of undue influence." Segal. He's an optimist, lie family and he wants to slow 1 - Shortness of breath. Not hair-like cilia, which, like people except the medical sci- thinks that human weak- the affliction, or stop it. William T. Cahill for writing it. Of particular interest to the public are swiftly. Not in times of stress. waving swale grass in a entists discuss il. Trying to nesses can be cured, stopped What is emphysema? To Slowly, steadily, inexorably. breeze, move air into the re- catch that next breath is akin The law is aimed particularly at law- the prohibitions against state officials in or corrected if caught in time. comprehend, we must first It displays itself first in mild mote recesses of the lungs, to having a wet woolen blan- yer-legislators, who will be restricted in accepting gifts or favors to influence their The difference between Dr. understand the human lungs. exercise. The patient puffs. shorten and die off. Air slops ket pressed against your their civilian capacities from making pro- duties or in receiving payment from Segal and the rest of us is that They are a pair of sponges Later, the patient opens his going down there. mouth and nose. At the least. fessional appearances before some state sources other than the state for matters we don"t go to the-family doc- whieh.-when we inhale, carry jnouth to breathe while walk- Emphysema'is not aslhnia. it is terrifying. tor until we are permanently oxygen down the trachea ing. Still late, he will do it sit- agencies. related to official duties. Asthma is an infection of the There arc new lung tanks breathless. AH he can do is through bronchial tubes to the ting. bronchioles. It can be caused which can help. Not long ago. The law (which also applies to em- •wait. After it is in effect, the law undoubt- lungs. Lungs, contrary to The reason for this is that by an allergy, bronchitis, even they were efficacious for ployes in the executive branch) also prohi- what you may have heard, - edly will need amendments, particularly in Doctor Segal is. a chest the alveoli have broken down heart failure. Looking from Ihree hours. Now they can bits state officials from representing oth- surgeon. He cuts through consist of one large one on the and merged in masses. There the matters of enforcement and penalties the throat, downward, the hu- make an emphysema patient ers in lhe sale or purchase of property with chest cages and takes out right side, which does 55 per are fewer of them, and they man has a trachea, bronchial comfortable for 10 hours. In for violations. Imperfect as it may be, the black lungs. Like all of the cent of the work, and one on lose their elasticity. The tubes and smaller branches, another decade, there will be the state; from entering into contracts Jhe left side, which, because measure at least ends about 14 years of at- others in his field, if he can't patient breathes, but lhe oxy- all of which appear t<> be a better portable machines.. with the state unless there is a public bid of the presence of the heart, tempting to get something meaningful on cure you, he can try to make gen isn't getting to the blood- tree upside down. Dr. Segal and all hislcon* or waiver of bid, and from representing you slay on a little longer in dues less - 45 per cent. stream, and the poisonous Hundreds of thousands of freres remind me of a me- the books. comfort. The Symptoms the state in transactions with themselves carbon dioxide isn't getting emphysema patients walk the chanic winking under a bus- out. He is losing in two ways. or other firms. The governor said he has full faith We talked. I made notes on Both lungs have 300.000.000 streets carrying small tanks ted automobile. All the cus- emphysema. He watched me . The governor said the bill presented that the legislators "will continue to as- alveoli. These are tiny cut- 2 - The chest grows in size. of oxygen in their pockets. tomer says is: "Okay. Make smoke one cigarette after an- outs, like the holes in dough- It is working overtime to ac- The effort to exhale the next him may cause lawyer-officials to suffer fi- sure a proper opportunity for evaluation" the thing run"... nancial Joss, and it may even mean that of the law. The citizenry will have fewer the state wiD be deprived of the services of skeptics if his faith is justified, and if the "fine legislators and state officers and em-, law's strengthening doesn't take another ployes." 14 years. Keep Our Flag Flying Always 47 Laurel Drive •Don't Tread on Me" rattle Little Silver, N.J 07739 snake flags, some shouted. . Becker Praised A Statewide Judiciary Monday is Flag Day. in ••Liberty" or "Liberty or The Daily, Register has re- actively in your business FROM OUR ceived a copy of the following growth. ' v It is understandable that members of The signs point toward judicial re- commemoration of that day in Death," some ^expressed a prayer like the Pine "Tree letter for publication: Now-a-days, students learn the -Moflmouth County Municipal Judges gionalization in the hope that penalties will 1777 when the Continental READERS flag, which said, "An Appeal P.O. Box 486 about business adminis- Association would find reason to object to be standardized and, overall, that justice Congress adopted the flag of the United States. Our flag to Heaven." The first flag lo Red Bank, N. J. 07701 tration, economics and many a proposal to consolidate Municipal Courts is universally adminstered. If the proposal symbolizes the ideals and as- represent all colonial slates Mrs. Joseph M. Becker other subjects withhijgh was the Cambridge flag. It sounding titles but in the fine into a statewide judicial system. becomes law, it would mean that Mon- pirations of the American tiee, peace and the progress Becker Hardware Inc. had seven red stripes and six report of your business •fer- For the most part, local courts in the mouth County would have five full-time re- people. It stands for the of our nation. a 197 Shrewsbury Ave. while stripes, while in the Red Bank, N.J. 07701 ities, they see In plain lan- county represent Jersey Justice at its gional court districts, with six judges as- things we believe in-religious There were many flags in liberty, equality, freedom of union was a small British Dear Joe: guage what it takes to sue-, best, and members of the association signed to Iheni. our early, history. Some ex- flag. ceed. Long hours, satisfy cus- speech, property rights, jus- pressed a threat, like the Your fine story in the Red probably resent any implication to the con- Bank Register of Friday May tomer needs, take extension The great reduction in the number of Nearly a year after the trary. Declaration of Independence 28, .1971, was most inspiring. courses to keep up-to-date, Municipal Courts may present a problem, create a new, more com- Even though Monmouth is in good was signed, the Continental My wife and I read it with but the goal of the plan has merit. Al- Congress passed the Flag keen interest and we have petitive image. . • . •< • shape, however, the same is not com- though some local governing bodies may Resolution. It said our flag purchased extra copies to Your business successes an pletely true statewide and that is why the 1 not appreciate losing the authority to-ap- would have 13 stripes, alter- send to our son, daughter and example for all of us JflTttls regionalize lion study was ordered. nate rod and white and that others. community. I am "gifetenfolo point the judges, shifting the costs for the Rules set by the state Supreme Court the union would have 13 stars, '. I remember your father, you for sharing your'business courts to the state - where they belong - have led to more formalities in Municipal white in a blue field, "repre- Morris Becker, and his long views with us and I appre- should be most popular. senting a new constellation." years of faithful attention to ciate the skill of The Daily Courts, and cases involving criminal In this flag the five-pointed business. He was proud when Hegister reporter iri'prwent- charges require the appointment of de- , It may take time, but a statewide ju- stars were arranged in a you joined him there and I ing the facts in such readable fense counsel, whenever needed, and of dicial system appears to be inevitable-and circle. It also had seven red can imagine your joy that form. ,• • • v'•'• " • prosecutors. best-for New Jersey. stripes and six white stripes. your son is participating so Sincerely y^iirs, Since then, because we add William A.jgjlhr another star for each new New Dimensions state, we've had 27 official The Vietnam Veterans United States flags. 25D Spring Tor. cultural offerings in the area? Ued Bank, N.J, , The series of news articles The Daily The truth, of course, is that today's Flag Day is a time to Inese performers were pro- •To the Editor: fessionals who travel^'from Register has JKCH publishing this week youth has been serving its.country, well, proudly display our flag and In the past two weeks, to rcdedicate ourselves to sup- New York-aty to |*^'* top about,the Vietnam veterans, ably written and we hope Miss Allen's outstanding Brookdalc Community Col- port our country and our notch program here/The mu- by staffer Marybeth Allen, are something series helps in understanding who these lege has sponsored two ex- sicians were excellent * In- President. If there's no flag in cellent programs of music and of a contrast to the stories about these veterans arc, and what their problems your home or place of busi- novative and interesting, the dance. "A New Dimension." dancers very fine. bjjys' fathers and grandfathers who re- are. ness, do get one right away: At each performance, the' You have one more chance. turned home after fighting in other wars. Hy developing patriotism, huge Humson-Fair Haven Kc- love of country and citizen- Thejast program in tteadrtes We believe we are performing a pub- Zoiiers, Not Planners gidnaUIigh School auditorium ship responsibility, especially dwarfed the liny audience of lic service in calling attention to the fact In an editorial Wednesday on regu- in our young folks, we can feel 50 or so. Il is Incredible to me will feature jazz I uree you to that, too often, Uie sacrifices of today's lating the time of meetings, we made a we arc doing our part toward that so few people In the com- support the ptogram. not only young men are forgotten even before they reference to the Fair Haven Planning keeping our flag always fly- munity could be moved to 'or your own sake, but to en- ing, -O'er the Land of the courage further such ven- return to their home towns. Lacking are Board, commending that group and its take advantage of Brookdale's Free and the Home of the presentation.. tures, and to give these pro* the blaring bands and the pats on the back chairman, Frederick W. Rose. It should Brave." fessionals the audience they Where were the students? for a job well done that came during and deserve. " $ have been the Zoning Board of Adjust- (HI. K. R. Tourllllol Where were all the people after World Ware land «.. ment Our apologies. ' "11 Sayg H$* Thai The Corner HM Bern Turned" Yours truly, I'SA-Ket. who grouch about the lark of Jill Kalotay Revolt Uott'8 fifth largest ^enomina- the pastor's, illegally ex- Uonwith: when it was leaned that con- sermon by the head of the na- New York Times.) tributions to it would not be tionalJieadquarters, Presi- pending of parish' funds;. .-Maintaining "a total cen- Such.criticism can hardly tax exempt. (The national dent Bishop John E.flines. apply to St. Thomas', how- ... Intolerable FosltloB ..,. ._„. >anatton- ttality of power" and "a cred- Iowa's Bldhop' Gordon wM? ptrtcbial revolt against RELIGION headquarters has also been "I don't think 111 comment; ever, given this parish's ibility gap," while either ig- funding the Liberation News I haven't read the sermon," $175,000 in support of a welter Smith/chairman of the Giener- the national headgoarters of noring or rejecting objections the 3.J milBonwaember Epis- TODAY Service, which serves the un- said Bishop-Hides*-one of Harlem and Lower East •al Convention's Program and front diocesan authorities, derground press, and whose month after it had been fea- Side projects, not to mention Budget Committee, has copal Churrij haa been set off "Sometimes with angry re- many institutions and nUMiim by Manhattan's famed St. funding a U.S. Senate subcom- tured by The New York the fact that Dr.- Morris is charged the Mines adminis-. plies from the bureaucrats."' federal prison) "at,the ex- mittee has been trying to as- Times. hardly renowned for avoiding tration with.''an intolerable churches would perish flwt; Tboma** Church on Fifth Ave. VMeicetaae 1 pense of prior, long-standing certain.) Hines' headquarters are lo- controversial social issues. position" and "a.con- because most Episcopalians For the vestry (church 1 Trlgnoring directives from commitments of the church -Calling upon General Mo- cated in New York City, just A great many parishes may travention of-General Con- are too inclined to prelacy board) of St. TJiomas' has General Convention (the all over the world." (One of 14 blocks away from St. follow the lead of St. Thomas' ' vention" in the current use of adoration to impeach Hines. voted Unanimously (with one tors to close down all its denomination's highest au- the most recent consequences plants in South Africa, depsite Thomas'and Dr. Norris. because' they are economic- designated legacies to pay for This might be called "The abstention) to send 920,000 di- thority) regarding needed of this was at CutUngton Col- Frcqneat Beaction ally strapped, dud in some operating costs. King Charles Syndrome" - in rectly to missions, and other GM's having raised its per- economies at headquarters as lege in Liberia, where Dr. centage of non-white employ- A frequent Episcopal head- measure to the incriminating Bishop Hines would not remembrance of all those church institutions - instead well as prohibiting the funding Christian Baker, the black quarters reaction to criticism antics of their national head- comment.on this, cither. Episcopalians (Cnurcfl of of sending it through the na- es there to 65 per cent-all of of groups either practicing or president, has resigned in dis- whom would be thrown out of is to brand the critic as in- quarters. Comparatively few If the denomination's in- England) who wept at the be- tional headquarters, as is cus- advocating violence. ' gust.) variably either far right or Episcopalians will try to come to national headquar- heading of Charles I for re- tomary, ."•;• .; : ,••-. .. . work. -Financing a number of -Calling for national Dr. Morris also spoke of his socially unconcerned. (If the muzzle the sincere social con- ters continues to plumonet at peated treason (he was later And St. Thomas' rector, the violent groups (black mili- church support of a student denominational headquarters' press reports any of its more cern of their pastor by with- the current rate, the head- canonized as "St. Charles, tha Rev. Dr, Frederick Morris, in' tants as weB as New Mexico's strike last year and then can- acute need for better public- bizarre actions, the headquar- holding financial support. But quarters staff could conceiv- Martyr") - at a time.when a sermon has charged the tia- trigger-happy Mowers of celling the iproject (after relations. This is well illus- ters charges either distortion even fewer will stretch this ably be reduced to Hines and average citizens were being "ona! headquarters of the na- Reis Tljerina, who is now in furious nationwide protest) trated in the reaction to his or inaccuracy - even to The ideal to cover any instance of one secretary. But a great beheaded for petty larceny. ; Family Aide Cites Unity Need in Times of Crisis Dr. Speck believes that, the, ly BORIS KULMAN cousins, nieces, nephews, all He saidjhat because of their: and tranquilization, which he And; he said, that working Dr. Speck, who is research- basis of network therapy.'.%]. the in-laws and assorted' intimate knowledge of the dislikes only slightly less with "schizophrenic families" ing network, therapy, doesn't Network therapy is frankly NEWARK-Who helps the friends and neighbors. patient "they have a tre- ("like doing a chemical lobo- to family In crisis? In bunches of 40 or 50. mendous advantage in being tomy"). four of five families with a makes his bread as a fellow of . . . , „.. The best help can come If that sounds like quite a able to intervene over a peri- we're all Dr. Speck says he's done schizophrenia-labelled person the Center for the Study of So-, help for the patient in things ship system..." from the family itself, Dr. tribe,.that's what Dr.- Speck od of, say, eight weeks - and network therapy with a schi- cial Change in New York like finding a job or a differ who'd been in the 'bin' a few He used it first in 1965, part- Boss V..Speck, research asso- means, too. His new social by then the crisis usually is zophrenic in an acute crisis times, not working ... the citvi i ent place to live.- ciate in family therapy at the network therapy traces its over..." . "in just three sessions," has- •"' '• whyy does network therapy ly as a "logical, extension," of person could be modified and family, therapy, and partly! Philadelphia Psychiatric Cen- roots to what may be one of And while he doesn't think tening to add that "I'm not at become functional after a two He won't'conduct a session work? ter, told more than 700 per- man's oldest experiences, the it will seplace other forms of all certain after 20 years work or three-year period of weekly' with less than 40 people at the Likened to'Tribe' through his work with lS-to-25- sons attending the N.J. Men- tribal healing ceremony. treatment, Di". Speck does with persons I care a great network meetings.. •. patient's home. Lots of loving pressure, just year-olddrugabusers. ,/'• tal Health Association's 20th Gather 40 or 50 relatives think that network therapy is deal about - persons labelled He confines his role to that like the old tribal healing cer- He's condemnatory of the: annual conference in the Rob- and friends who've known him the greatest thing going for schizophrenic - that there is "In one-to-one therapy (the of catalyst. emonies, Dr. Speck believes: use of drugs by adults and, ert Treat Hotel, here. for a long time around a per- short-term crisis intervention such a thing as schizophrenia traditional psychiatric ses- "The sessions last four The "tribe's" hostility is sup- while not condoning it, not as . When Dr. Speck says "fam- son in a psychiatric crisis and as an alternative to hospi- ... or if there is, that it's a sion, one doctor, one patient, hours; that is, I leave after posed to get dumped on him. rtas. condemnatory, of- -young ilv" he means the entire fami- you've got "great therapeutic talization, which he doesn't sickness... I feel it might be the 45-mimite hour) if we bad four hours, usually unnoticed. Network also "is a place to drug users. ly-parents, grandparents, sis» potential, a kind of social like at all ("the bin just some wierd' kind of political improvement in one out of Several hours later, someone work wfth 'normals' who are ' "Young people are exi ters, brothers, aunts, uncles, atom bomb," Dr. Speck said. makes sick people sicker") rebellion in some cases..." five cases it was something.. suddenly says, '.Hey! Where's working into a different type perimenting," he says. And, of family structure," Dr. he said, "I see kids turn to Speck emphasizes,,like the drugs because the only way adult communes, rhsde up of they can feel authentic is several families in their 30s, through suffering a drug life. "which are calling up because V. through pain. Believe me, it Lutherans To Ordain Ministers £a martyrdom." they want family therapy... RED BANK - Two local that our boys be ordained to- serve - Mr. Sinnott going to school in Peru. "He's now . •' How do his colleagues' re- AU Saints Church in Phila- working on a translation oi "The communes have prob- young men will be ordained gether. In fact, it's a distinct lems like other families and gard him? Dr. Speck was into the Lutheran ministry honor: of three young men', delphia and Mr. Hornberger the New Testament into an asked. "As brilliant and being accepted into the Lu- to St. Matthew's Church, Jer- Indian dialect," his father re- more professionals will have June IS at 8 p.m. in Holy Tri- to be willing to handle this," loose," he laughed, "I regard nity Evangelical Lutheran theran ministry this year sey City. ported. "I wouldn't Be; sur- myself as loose at least..." • Church and the solemn cere- from the state of New Jersey, Of his own son, the Rev. prised if his future lies in for- he said. mony will be a source of pride two of them are being or- Mr. Hornberger said he'd eign fields,'but that's up to and accomplishment to many. dained here." lived here since he was two him to decide, of course." Mr. Hornberger and Mr. The candidates for the min- The Rev. Mr. Hornberger and "was a shy lad, Sitting in called Mr. Sinnott a "typical the study while I was preach- Sinnott will be ordained by istry are stephan Harold Horn- the Rev. Dr. Edwin L. Enters, berg.tr, son of the Rev. and boy -he even teased the pas- ing." tor." ] He overcame that by gradu- president of the N.J. Synod uf Mrs. Harold Hornberger, 145 the Lutheran Church. Wallafte St., and Thomas A graduate of Rumson-Fair ating ninth in his class at Red George Sinnott 4th, nephew of Haven Regional High School, Bank High School, receiving a He will be assisted by. the BA degree from Williams Col- Rev. Glenn Rudisill, secretarj former Marlboro Mayor and class of 1962, and Wagner Col- 1 Mrs. Walter Grubb. lege (Staten Island), 1968, he lege in 1967 and graduating of the synod and pastor of Our also finished studies at the from Harvard Divinity School Redeemer Lutheran Church. The Rev. Mr. Hornberger is Dumont and the Rev. Robert pastor, of Holy Trinity, of Lutheran Theological Semi- in 1970. nary, Philadelphia, in 1971.. At the latter, he was presi- Peterson of Beachwood, dean which both new ministers are of the district members. "His parents live in Cald- dent of the student body in his He recalls that "Mr. and well now," thO;Rev. Mr. Horn-, senior year and active in poli- Holy Trinity here will give COMPLETE tics and reform movements, each new minister a commu- Mrs,. Grubb first met him at berger related, "where his Stephan H. Hornberger Thomas G. Sinnott, 4th the railroad station when he mother fs chairlady of the so- according to his father. nion set as a gift - "very ASPHALT came to Red Bank a quarter- cial actions committee of Calling Mr. Sinnott a "fine the callings of the two young Mr Hornberger spent his beautiful," as described by PAVING century ago. Holy Trinity Lutheran Church jad," the Rev. Mr. Hornber- men: both have chosen inner- summers in South America, the Rev. Mr. Hornberger - there." ' ger pointed out a similarity in city, integrated parishes to where he helped build a and a reception will follow the "So It's entirely appropriate ceremony, sponsored by the Lutheran Church Women and the Church Council. 4 PARKING 161S God in Christ Church Women to Convene The Rev. Mr. Hornberger, ASBURY PARK-The 12th through Friday at Youth pervisor, will preside. ter of music for the con- who is new president of the DRIVEWAYS Women's Convention of the Temple Church of God in A musical will be held vention. . Council of Churches of the , Churches of God in Christ in Christ, 509 Sewall Ave. Tuesday night at Youth Daily discussions will in- Greater Red Bank Area, has MNIS COURTS the State of New Jersey will Dr. Anne L. Bailey, nation- Temple under the direction of clude the convention theme, invited all local ministers to AND THE UNITED be held next Wednesday al, international and state su- Miss Mildred Williams, minis- "Christian Women's Response attend: METHODIST to the Opportunities and Dan- He's also asked many state SEAL CO AUNG • CHURCH gers of These Times.''. dignitarfes and expressed Witnesses To Meet In Jersey City A banquet will be held "great satisfaction in the two ! > 217 Broad Slrrel . Friday evening in the Terrace new men of God. They both CALL Reil Hani. New Jenwy RED Bank - The Watch to the end that the attending velt Stadium, Jersey City, 542-8606 tower Bible and Tract Society Gardens, Wanam'assa. have great potential," he con- ' FOR y WELCOMEl ' ministers will" be better" where the groilp entertained cluded,' "and I'm sure the rfNOAnttWfRCAlt will sponsor a five-day district equipped to aid many more to Elder L. R. Savage, pastor ESTIMATES Holy Communion (1:30 a.m. 50,000 in 1970 at three assem- of Youth Temple, and Mrs., •Lord will bless their efforts." . assembly of Jehovah's Wit- come to appreciate the divine blies. 291-2727 _ •" 9i30anillla.ni. nesses in Jersey City June 30- Viola Cooper, hostess mis- ..Service* of Worohip name of God." Mr. Hall also announced a VISIT TEXAS July4. ." The Jersey City Kingdom sionary, are in charge ot ar- Rev. Itnllo A. Michael succeeding assembly in the rangements. RED BANK-Mr: and Mrs.' An early estimate was re- Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, French and Spanish lan- MOamilla.m. ' leased by a Red Bank area, Anthony J. Finelli, 179 Maple Churrh School S316 Kennedy Blvd. will be guages Jhe following week, .Ave., have returned from a OTTINGER & SON INC minister, Marvin Z. Hall, that convention headquarters..The Plan Mag Day Muratry Provided •some 10,000 delegates would July 7-11, at the same sta- visit in Dallas, Tex., with assembly will be at the Roose- dium. their son and daughter-in-law, P.O. BOX 154 RED BANK attend. • •-. • ,v ,• ,: • Service Sunday FO0O,MOr«y,AJOB- Jersey City was chosen as Mr. and Mrs; Richard J. Fi- one of 34 cities In the United To Dedicate Choir Robes RED BANK - At 11 a.m. nellL WHAT PART DOES services Sunday at Trinity States to host the upward of OCEANPQRT- At the choirs will 'sing, with Miss MipDPLAY? 400,000 Witnesses in the coun- Episcopal Church there will morning service Sunday of the Donna Nikon at the organ. by a commemoration of Flag A mother in wartima Japan with try. Ten. Canadian gatherings Oceanport United Methodist Registration for the Com- will simultaneously be held Day and massing of the col- two hungry children—a young Church, the new choir robes munity Vacation Bible School, ors. lehad j removes dirt itudent downto her lait dollar-* s June through August. scheduled for June 21 to July and stoles of the junior choir Canon Charles H. Best, rec- man with responsibilities and no Mr. Hall, in announcing 2, is now being held. Classes money In the bank-each Mil how will be dedicated by the Rev tor, said 28 local organizations that the meeting's theme will be. for all ages, starting they overcame limitation by an in- W. Winfield West, pastor. will be in the procession and a rehadi removes dirt crtaaed awareness of God's con- would be "Divine Name" with the nursery. 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•;• '/.v. The Do-si-dos r ByUNDAELUS competition at the KorimgtOB Fsfc W»w 'r-*r z~ square dancing is more popular with tte jwmg efWtt, j en to'square dandqg thereare as many as«8 teens competing af tte JfflV>.-> teem to le an exercise akin to getting a anure peg Into a "For the competition, we'sew oar (xSbavam round bole. new ones eVery year," Betsy contained. "We That's tte general consensus among area bam and sqnare intricate sets and I really find It intercsfing.T y dance callers and tte young people queried for this survey of John, 14, and tt-year-old aster, Debby, also t*l««J» *»£ sqnare dancing: Who does and who doesnt. Who does is under Charlins group. Bandy Charlins, in Debby's age bracket, MEM 16 and over 30. to get gussied up for the Remington fling. He and the other Even if they didn't stay away in droves, teen groups boys wear western pants, shirt and tie and cowboy boot*. Tte might have trouble finding someone to call the tarns. Leader girls wore blue and white checked dresses last year w^j"™*" Hart Webber, an institution In the Bed Bank area, says he fled sleeves. Just about what you'll see, actually, in current. books many teen groups, but also tarns down many jobs. If fashion magazines, he's not sure he can have complete control over the partici- Private Dates pants, he won't touch the date with a 10-foot Virginia reel. Mr. Charlins, who also plays private dates, said the Mg Different Story difference in calling for a variety of age groups is the music at# It's a different story with pre-teens. sing-along time. "The older people like 'If you knewSurie, Several area elementary and junipr high schools regularly and so on, the teens like Til Walk the line,' or 'Unicorn.' schedule square dances. There are teen groups extant, but not Once you get the kids organized, they're okay, although it does very visible or varied. ^ take a lot of patience with a new group. At first, they don" "The kids, especially younger ones, find this (square like to touch each other." . dancing) just right for them," Mr. Webber said. "They don't Despite the problems, Caller Charlins loves to wo* witt know the other dances yet; they can all do square dancing, the young people. "There's a lot of satisfaction to seeing them de- boys aren't stay because they don't have to stand there like velop their dancing abilities over the yean. It gets to be a idiots making up steps... As for the teen-age ones," the cal- team effort, and one kid helps the other." ler continued, "a large number might like the square dancing Mrs. John Haitsma, wife of an Oakhurst caller, also com- if they got used to it, but a large number also like the rock. mented on the hesitancy daring the early teen years for the "Actually," he continued with a self-deprecating chuckle, youngsters to dance in any style that Involves physical con- "it's surprising to find any that like country dancing at all, tact. since at this age the popular things are protest songs and out- "They're so used to this rock and roll where they're at dif- of-tnne guitars. But you have to get the discipline right away. ferent ends of the room. They've decided tbat square dancmg Maybe if I picked up an over-age rock band," he quipped, "I is too ancient" could appease those with no taste." A decade ago at Ttie Hayloft In Asbury Park yon could Annual Event find three age groups dancing squares and circles. Now, ac- ° When it comes time .to visit the Tinton Falls School in cording to the owner's wife, everyone is voting age and over. New Shrewsbury every January, veteran caller Webber antici- ' Good Exercise pates, and has, a rollicking time. He calls for the eighth "It's a.shame, too, because it's such good exercise," Mrs. grade's annual square dance night. Boys and girls who have grade of square dance." The 85 4-H'ers who belong to.his club "but still enough for a complete set (four couples). Roy Keleigh lamented. "We used to have our poUiwog group, just completed the two-week course in reels and such in their in Toms'River would agree. Betsy Elley, 16, of Toms Biver, '•Friday, nights, when,the club meets, are big nights for ages 8 to H, then the 13-to-M-year-olds, and then the adults. physical education classes pay 25 cents for an evening of the has been a member of the Charlins group four years. The club school activities and its hard for kids to find the time for But once that last group went off to college, it all died down. real thing. caters to ages 10 to 16. square dancing." \ "Why, the ones who did still come didn't want their "As soon as the kids get involved, they join in whole* "There aren't too many of us older ones," Betsy said, The highlight for Betsy is the annual state square dance friends to know they still came. They felt it was square." heartedly," physical education instructor Nicholas Costa re- calls. "They get busy listening to the calls and forget to be self-conscious. After all," Mr. Costa concluded, "Wilt the Stilt Chamberlain studied square dancing' to learn to think on bis feet." " Every year in June at River Plaza School in Bed Bank the Dog's Bark Brings Howls sixth grade calls on Hart Webber to call for its farewell party. Sear Ann Landers: Re- speak to your husband in- Pupils and their parents recover from a bountiful board of consuming and the results cently your column carried a . .might be unsatisfactory. Fur- telligently. ' covered dishes by swinging their partners around the gym. reader's solution to the bark- No Trauma thermore, by the time you can Since the military recog- ing dog problem. A phone call Ann nizes only one wife at a time "When there's a break, the girls bring out their rock and afford it, sideburns will prob- to say, "Your dog is barking," it seems to me you are being roll records, but then only the girls dance to them, the boys ably be out of style. sounded like a sensible idea. denied privileges Which are couldn't care less about it," laughed Miss Eita Quail, River Landers Dear Ann Landers: Two Last night our neighbor's rightfully yours. You should Plaza principal. Circle dances precede the sqnares, Miss Quail years ago I married this man. dog broke the peace for quite insist that this little detail be explained, so tbat partner choosing isnttraumatie. Each of us was previously a while. But we got the phone vation on her part, I thought) straightened out at once. One of the few area callers who can sell the product to married for 20 years. calL So, may I add a few lines She went on to say I should How far should a teen-age teens is Richard Charlins of Brick Township. A boat dealer by My husband is really won- for the tmknown caller. not be too choosy because' couple go? Can necking be day, he dons checkered shirt and bandana by night and calls, derful - except for one thing. When you phone a •neighbor widows outnumber widowers safe! When does it become too square dances, an avocation he's bad IS years. 1 He has not drawn up a new for this reason , please say, five to one. She also warned hot to handle? Send for Ann High School Dancers will nor has he changed some "Your dog is Barking," in- against comparing the men I Landers' booklet, "Necking According to a colleague, "Dick Charlins does a very high of the records which I feel stead of just breathing Into meet with my husband be- And Petting - What Are The ehould be changed. He finally the mouthpiece. Klenceontha cause "they will probably be Limits?" Mail your request to 'altered one insurance policy Church Group other end of a telephone line inferior." Ann Landers in care of your last month after much prodd- * BRIGHTEN THE * is more discourteous than a When ray friend left I was newspaper enclosing 50 cents Sponsors Trip ing. His other policies must barking dog. more depressed than ever. in coin and a long, stamped ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS- remain as they are because of Before yon make such a What can be done about folks self-addressed envelope, The St. Jude's Travel Guild of. the property settlement. St. Agnes Catholic Church is call, make sure you know who are stupid and thought- whose dog is barking. Had less? -Uphill Fight His ex-wife stin carries a sponsoring a trip to Hawaii -military dependent I.D. card Nov. 6-20. There will be side you spoken, I would have told Dear U.H.: Nothing. By the DORM you that our dog was indoors time yon read this you win be which aSows her to use the WITH A trips to San Francisco and PX, commissary and military Las Vegas included. Proceeds and asleep—as usual. over your depression, but Tomorrow night, or maybe your friend will still be stupid hospitals. Under these condi- BEDSPREAD or will benefit St Agnes School. tions would she be the Reservations may be made next week, somebody else's and thoughtless. Pity her. DECORATING barking dog might be in your Dear Ann Landers: I am a recipient of the widow's pen- STUDIO COVER with Mrs. Ben Hawley, 30 sion or would I? f»m Mr stitcKon of pliW, ttripM backyard. 17-year-old boy with a prob- PROBLEMS? Center Ave., Leonardo, chair- I work and help him with «*>M* . . . All. Hollywood man, or Mrs. Charles De- Good night - and may your lem that might seem foolish to tpr»td* ttti kl-rinj emit. W«dji sleep not be interrupted, as you but is very important to his children's college bills and kolihr cpnrt to rnitek. hrfiitf Fazio, IS Simpson'Ave, here. the alimony clobber. I have W«t»t» roomt «»d din's, too. ours was. - Bel Air, Calif. me. I can't seem to grow side- Dear Bel: The animal burns on the left side of my' .no idea where I stand if he ANTIQUES SHOW should die or be killed. He has COLTS NECK - The fifth known as man's, best friend, face. All the guys in our seems to have stirred up a lot crowd have great burners and four children. I have two. annual Outdoor Antiques What's the next step for Show and Sale is set for Satur- of trouble in your neighbor- here I am looking like some hood. Sorry about that - and me? - Feeling Insecure. day from 9:30 ajn. to 6 pan. kind of a yokel. Several chicks good night, Irene. have already asked me what's Dear Feeling: Talk to an at the Colts Neck. Township estate lawyer so y\m can Fire Company No. 1 fire- Dear Ann Landers: My hus- the matter tnat'I haven't gone house, Ri 537. The event is band died three months ago. along with things. I'm ash- We had 40 good years together amed to tell them about my STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL SHREWSBURY sponsored by the Ladies Aux- NEW MONMOUTH - The 4M BROAD ST. iliary. Jn«case of rain, it will and I am grateful for each problem. and every year. I've often Can a doctor do anything to Sisterhood of Congregation Cad 747-44*2 be staged in the Cedar Drive Beth Shalom, Red Bank; is beard that when a tragedy oc- help me or will I have to live School. having a strawberry festival curs, one learns how kind and with this for the rest of my wonderful people can Be. This Monday at 1 p.m. in the home life? - LosingsBy A Hair of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Green- Register SttrffP&oto is true, in a way, but since my Dear Losing: Yours isn't USE WARDS CUSTOM SERVICE • LEAHMAUER * sad loss, I have also learned • berg, 25 Henry Drive. Mrs. FREE ESTIMATES IN YOUR HOME 'GAMBOREE' GALS — The Service Leag\e of the most crucial medical Fannie Greenberg is chair- Monmouth Medical Center, of which Mrs. Lloyd. bow thoughtless and stupid problem I've ever heard, but Call 542-2150 Today people can be. man. Funds will help furnish SCHOOL of DANCE Krimko, Ocean Township/ and Mrs. Paul Moss, if you can afford it, go to a the Hebrew Room in the syna- UM all of Wwdf Cuatoni Wayside, standihg left to right, are chairmen, will dermatologist-and find ont I had three callers last gogue. , ServicM •¥> Presents •)( hold its third annual "Gamboree" July 17 at 9:30 week. One asked me, "Are why no hair grows on one side » bxfjprMdi • thtdu •rintxma p.m. in the Breakwater Beach Club, Elberon. Pro- yon lonesome?" Another of your face. It's probably a • ifipcomn • kl ceeds of the event, for which Mrs. Arthur Weston, asked, "Do you dream about temporary problem which can ML Sneffles in Colorado was 10th ANNUAL DANCE RECITAL Elberon, is chairman, will be used for the Pedlat- your departed mate?" The- be treated. If you were bom named for its resemblance to the Wards Monmouth rlc Intensive Care Unit at the hospital. third came loaded with ad* with no hair follicles in that fictional mountain' in Jules Shopping Center vice. She advised me not to area (unlikely) you coujd Verne's "Mountains of the Eatontown Or. 10 AM US 9:30 PM "THE MAGIC TOY SHOPPE" wait too long to remarry. "Af- have hair transplanted to the Moon." New Slate Installed ter all," she confided, "Your barren place. I'm not recom- husband is gone, but you are mending this, however, since MARLBORO - Installation. dents; Mrs. Bernard Gilston, still alive." (A brilliant obser- * "VARIETIES OF1971" * of officers was the highlight of treasurer; Mrs. Jerome Per- it would be expensive, time- a meeting of the United Cere- elson, recording secretary;. GRAND OPENING SUNDAY, JUNE! 3,1971 bral Palsy Women's Auxiliary Mrs. Martin Schechter, finan- of Marlboro in the Marlboro cial secretary, and Mrs. Alan SATURDAY JUNE 12 Promptly at 1:00 P.M. School. A buffet supper was Weber, corresponding secre- served. tary. TUEUATERBEO PICTURE Emil Schroth Jr., director Mrs. Kaczmarek presented of the Cerebral Palsy Long * CARLTON THEATRE * a bouquet of flowers and a (Air Conditioned) Branch Treatment Center, of- gold charm in tte shape of a MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK ficiated at the installation. Fashions that get a Second look gavel to the past president, Tickets at Studio - 37 E. Front St, Rod Bank Seated were Mrs. Leonard Mrs. Mark Witkowsky. This or Theatre Box Office Kaczmarek, president; Mrs. 747-9552 Michael Mendell and Mrs. was given as a token of es- Martin Steinberg, vice presi- teem from the executive ALL PRICES board and general member- ship. DURING GRAND Legal Secretaries OPENING BEAMODELCorlookiikeone) To Meet June 17 TO EATONTOWN -" The Mon- by summer&ne. mouth Legal Secretaries As- sociation will meet June 17 at The world famous Barbizon School 7 p.m. here in Rosie 15% O'Grady's. of Modeling Is now forming special VIOTV jvr & Tentative plans will be Mn<<». HOT A —-FREE accelerated summer courses. made for the annual fashion GOT THE show. Bosses Night and a DRAWIKC FOR GIFTS Girls 14 or older, send for our new, 32 page seminar. Plans for a picnic 7HEF06CYB0nonUATfRBtO illustrated book A CAREER IN MODELING for the August meeting also • OVER $100 IN VALUE will be made. which could make this the most Important sum- e TWO $20.00 GIFT mer of your life. No obligation. Use this CERTIFICATES coupon or PHONE 842-6161. RUMMAGfcSALE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Alto Available IAMIZON SCHOXH. OFMOOEUNG Monmouth Chapter, Order of. ITEMS and Itt i. 9mm* R. WD BANK. «J. 07701 Eastern Star, is staging a • SUPPLIES rummage sale June 15,16 and PLEXIGLAS EYE OPENER 17 here In the Masonic Temple, 14East.Gartleld Ave. CHAPEL HILL SHOPPING CENTER ' The hours each day are 10 ajn.toJpjn. ROUTE 35 MIDDLETOWN * ^•u TkeDtij Bqptar, ted BatkMMieUnmJi. J, Friday, June 11,1971 rides in Church Rites LoCasfro-Kiein KEANSBUBG - ilflss Mau: Barbara Fflafc, Jersey City, reen M. Klein became the and DebonhKein, Red Bank, Bride of Donald Joseph Lo- no relation. Castro Sunday here in St. Lawrence LoCastro, at Ann's Catholic Church. The home, was best man for his Rev. Frederick Valentino offi- brother. Ushers were Daniel ciated. Hie reception was in Klein, at home, brother of the Bock Smith's Restaurant, bride; Gary Scarmozzino, Princeton; Paul Padromo, The bride is the daughter of Highland Park, and Robert lbs. John Kline, 34 Brookside Stroz, Newark. Ave. and the late Mr. Kline. On return from Nassau, the Parents of the bridegroom are couple will reside in Mata-. Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Lo- wan. Castro of Highland Park. The bride, a graduate of John Lenahan, Leonardo, Keansburg High School, is a Mrs. Donald LoCasiro Mrs. C»fine* Catenate gave his niece in marriage. studejit nurse attending Seton (The former (The former His daughter, Miss Margaret Hall University, South Or- Maureen Klein) Patricia Pashm) Lenahan, was the bride's ange, her husband's alma ma- maid of honor. Bridesmaids ter. He is a Highland Part were Misses Donna. Centimole-Pastore High School graduate and is KEYPORT - The marriage brother-in-law of the bride- McCarthy, Keansburg; Sand- employed by Intercontinental ra Scarmozzlno,. Princeton; of Miss Patricia Pastore and groom, was best man. Ushers Insurance Company, Union. Carmen Centimole was solem- were George Magnenat, nized at a Nuptial Mass cele- brother-in-law of the bride-? Hammer-Webster brated by the Rev. Armando groom; Joseph Centimole, Alfr J H brother of the bridegroom, f? " «slnger, Rumson, right, cnairman OT me June i« COCKTOU CINCINNATI, Ohio - Mrs. by the Rev. Lyle H. Rasch. j; Perini here Saturday.in st Chapter and Anthony Stranlero, cousin KlF** M* ' R°semont College Alumnae Association, Jean G. Webster, formerly of pastor. The couple were at- Joseph's Catholic Church. Donnel1 of the bridegroom, all of MM * °, ' Shrewsbury, chapter president, and Shrewsbury artist Altegheny, N.Y., and Victor J. tended by Mr., and Mrs. Don- The bride is the daughter of Matawan. ': Hammer, Asbury Park, JU*. aid P. Gender of Saginaw,- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pastore, 447 Matawan Ave., Cliffwood. The reception was in the, were married May 22 here in Mich. Joseph E. Kayes, this 1 the Christ Lutheran Church city, ushered. The bridegroom is the son of Veterans of Foreign Wars Mrs. Charles Centimole, 17 Hall, Cliffwood. Preparation for Parenthood Central Ave., Matawan,, and The bride, a graduate of the late Mr. Centimole. Matawan Regional High Mrs. James Cavallaro, School, is employed by the Classses Offered By Hospital Matawan Township, sister of Matawan Regional Board of NEPTUNE f* Jersey Shore- will be devoted to teaching tional preparation for ex- the bridegroom, was matron Education in the Lloyd Road Medical Center»Fitkin Hospi- proper body mechanics, mild pectant parents for the ex- of honor. Also bridal attend- School. . f :' tal, VMS Corliss Ave., an- breathing and relaxing ex- perience of pregnancy, labor ants were Mrs. George Mag- The bridegroom attended nounces a now series of Prep- ercises; Mrs. Dolores Yaros, and delivery and new parent- nenat, Matawan, sister of the Matawan Regional High aration for Parenthood clinical instructor at the Me- hood.1* bridegroom, and the Misses School. He served 14 months classes lor expectant parents dical Center, of Engllshtpwn, "It is our intention to pro- Diane and Joanne Mocci, in Vietnam in his four-yesjr-. Inthearea. will conduct the classes. vide an outlet, through which Matawan, twin cousins of the enlistment in the U.S.' Navy. Classes win be held from', Husbands are encouraged concerns about pregnancy bridegroom. He is employed by the Mata-' 7:30 to 0:80 p.m. Mondays, to attend with their wives. may be voiced, to assist ex- James Cavallaro. Matawan. jane M through July av. Each, Class size will be limited to 12 pectant parents in handling class will be divided into two couples. common problems and to aid parts. The first hour will con- _ Various topics to be dis- parents in participating in the ANTIQUE OF THE WEEK 8lst of lectures, discussions' cussed will be anatomy and birth of their baby," she and films. The second hour NEW ARRIVAL physiology; nutrition, mater- added. GRANDFATHER CLOCK nal and fetal; changes during Persons interested in regis- Pins cased, very early American. Broken NURSING HOME pregnancy; labor procedures, tering, or desiring additional pediment, original painted face with calen- • dar dial. Terrific buyl • 24-Hour Cir» and what to expect during de- information may call the hos- • RNonduty»Jltim«» livery. • Medicare Approved pital. "The major goal ot our pro- £ ANCIENT MARINER NAVESINK HOUSE 44H1V£MIDEAVE. RED SANK gram," said Mrs*. Yaros, "is Wad.,Thure.,Fri. 10:30-4, Sit 10-5 MZ-3400 to promote physical and emo- Artists 74 Shrewsbury Ave. »t Monmouth St. Exhibit Red Bulk 842-7778 Register Staff Phot* nCHTIHmtlON-PUYAWKllJB . THE KEYS, PLEASE — Presentation of. the keys to the 15-possenger Florals max! bus is made by Mrs. Clark Vogel/ president of the Marlboro Aux- FREEHOLD - Eight mem- iliary/ to Dr. Michael Simon, medical director ar the New Jersey State 493-4022 NOW OPEN bers of the Freehold Art So- Hospital at Marlboro, where the bus will be used to transport elderly chronic disease patients on off-grounds and on-grounds trips — picnics too. 2113Rt.35,0AKHUR$T * ciety are exhibiting their -FREE- OUR BRAND NEW The vehicle was purchased from" proceeds of 35,005 from last month's ESTIMATES • DESIGN i -'work at the Bolt in Music Maytime Tour of Homes. • I Company, 9fc Schureman St., VISIT FACTORYDRAWING* SHOWROOS M 'Monument. Park, New .'« Dally 10-5 S«». His & Hers" Brunswick. On display at the <4W*4.«Frl. - , 1-3 Sim. store are. more than 40 oil and Department! watercolorc of floral subjects. Fears Lessened The new exhibit is in con- KITCHEN BvDB. JAMES M.L0N& useful to condition the child junction with a storewide sale lor the mother's absence by Every Tuesday iveniiig from S PM. in which the purchaser of a pi- There are critical periods in SHAMPOO • STY1E CUTTING • BLOW WAVING, the growth development of having the mother leave and • GAS ano or organ will be given his return to the home while the Hera are 3 Reasons... - "In* (tnsulfcf/on wr'lft lairy Ihttmm" choice of a painting. children. At time, new ex- periences must be related child is still awake. In this • Carved Solid Wood Core Paintings are by MiUicent with thoughtful care to the way the infant will begin to Deeply Sculptured Design CONTESSA DOR Freyre, Elaine Fontana, Lil- emotional ability of the child develop a feeling of reas- • Hand Rubbed Oil Finishes lian Gibson, Dolores Turner to accept and cope with the surance when he can see his Bring Out Grain'* Natural BMUty NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 741-5010 IINCFOFT . and Catherine Schur. Paint- new situations. mother leave and also return • All-Vinyl Interiors Inc. Shelves • ings recently shown in New protect! AgsJnst Dun Stable - HkjM* Ciun to the borne. \ • GuAppUantMMtDispleY York City by Wini Smart, Since the needs of the in- fant change rapidly the -ma- The effort and patience of Barbara Young and Jene Sha- helping an infant to begin to piro also are included. ternal role, more rather than less, must be attuned to the deal with his feeling s of sepa- HILLTOP ACADEMY Arrangements for its cmv needs of the child. The ade-J rent collection were made by quate mother is one who is FREE TESTING Wini Smart, who owns gal- flexible and responsive to a lery-studios here and in child's changing needs, thus Family on June 19th for Northeast Harbor, Maine. An providing more gratification invitation to show was extend- than frustration at each point ed to Don Voorhees, Lincroft, of growth. Her physical avail- Counselor HILLTOP ACADEMY who serves on toe Art Adviso- SUMMER SCHOOL ry Commission for MonmouUi .ability serves to coordinate County and will conduct a etootioQdl sod physical devel* ration find anxiety can bo a liMfvidoal programming, work and study sWlls, trans- 'travel teaching tour through opment so that both more or major factor to tho child's de- portation evallabla. Portugal for the Monmonth less coincide.' velopment of self confidence Combination school and camp. and adaptation to his env3ron» 'Museum. t The primary fear titat in- fants must overcome Is the raent. Our Summer School will benefit tho youngster who Six watercolors by Ladle anxiety related to the feeling Dr. Long is executive ditee? 1. Soaks to avoid summer academic regression. Geiser, Brielle, are in the of flhamy|HTnpr*' or sepaiatioit tor of The Family and Chil- 2. Heed* a ra-teaching of basic show. She recently was elect- from tbe mother figure. This dren's Service Inc. of lion- •kills and concepts. ed to the Royal Society of fear is heightened for the > mouth County. Questions to 3. Is not working up to grade level. •Arts, London, Cell Grayer, child when separation is Dr. Longehould be directed to Belmar, a member of the New CALL 66frvZ222 FOR APPOINTMENT against his wflL The recogni- The Dally Register, Chestnut Jersey Watercolor Society, tion of the fears surrounding Street, Red Bank, N.J. 07701. also has her watercolors on the motto's physical absence ""exhibit BOREK GETS AWARD from the home can be cur- GROSS1NGER, N.Y. (AP) The public is invited to view tailed somewhat by planned this collection to June 25. — Gene Borck, pro at Long preparation by the mother; Island's Pine Hollow course, has MR.HARVEYSAYS GARAGE SALE such as the early introduction made the Metropolitan Golf of a babysitter into the home. MIDDLETOWN - The Vil- . Writers Association look good. From our Silver Collection. lage Woman's Club is sponsor- In order to relieve anxiety it Two weeks after he was voted would be helpful, if possible,' We've selected these two WZANNE's ing a garage sale Monday and Metropolitan New York's Golf- beautiful pieces to offer as Tuesday at the home of Mrs. to havo tbe babysitter in- er of the Year for 1970 he won troduced into tbe child's life special values this week. Irving Ppdell, 197 Geary his second Long Island Open GOT WHAT IT TAKES during a scheduled daytime Drive. title. 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1POMT KMOW-A MR VWKER* TheTmrEcgbur,R«4BuUli4dkM>«B^-UFHiUy.Jwieli.WI Jl New ShreuvsburyUnit SEEK l£$6 OTjUK£3 «JH whoie dty >• p«it, more iue««/irily." DA LLAS (A Pfj~ Wtlter fi. «.ft ^ wrt|.t ^ ft t^jay « be White once (*t for at te«» u White, who retired after more MyJ i|(idpe j,,^^^'iahot 35 hailr, „ ,#„& ubUtU OK's Zoning Pleas li^JL^wJIlt, i^'ifiw representatives eonUnueto learn negotiate'contracts. Onedfapme tion commissioner here, believes, r -.. • keSt him tied UD for 18 month*, NEW SHKEWSBGRY - The existing building on the strike-is "an antique meth-.to use the' mediation service. K<*tnim tlM "Plo r The Zoning Board of Adjust- West Park Ave. already has a Still Not Selected ment has approved two vari- variance for a 10-foot HOUlDEfv - The town- ably within a mile of where ance applications. sideyard. The variance is re- r, ship's Swim Pool Committee construction and $125,000 to we're sitting tonight" $150,000 lor site and utilities. Mrs. Theodora Fowler of quested to continue this 10- LOW COST hasn't jet settled on a site for The committee is negotiat- •) Annual maintenance based 1149 Hope Road, was granted foot sideyard for the length of r""its proposed municipal pool, ing the sale of 10 acres for ap* on a three-month season a use variance for part of her the proposed addition. Under v..j)ut it probably,won't be the proximately $5,000 per acre. • would tun about $35,000, plus home to be used as a yarn and the zoning ordinance, a 25-foot NEW ROOM needlecraft shop. A recom- abandoned Nike base off Tele- Asked why the old Nike an additional $34,000 annually sideyard is required. You owo it to yourself to have aii-graph Hill Road. site, which the township has for retirement of bonds. mendation for approval was The board found the vari- that extra room that will give you And plans presented at a applied for and will probably made by the board to Borough ance would not be to the detri- and your family so much extra ^public meeting in the 'Inter- According to plans outlined, Council. acquire free from the federal the entire recreational com- ment of the community and convenience. Check our low j~ p mediate Scljpol show not one The premises are in a resi- prices. We know you'll be pleas- government as surplus prop- plex, which will include tennis approved the application iji"!'pool-tiif four. dential zone, abutting a light antly surprised at how much you erty was not definitely, being courts, should be covered by -unanimously. industrial zone. The proposed can save. iff' The pool 'committee, head- used, committee member bonding and should not in- establishment will have a sep- !&•?-'&) by David G. Sutliff, and its' Jonathan P. White said the volve any tax money. British Ferry Ready •ifjf'planning firm* Planhing Asso- "gift site would cost twice as arate entrance irom the So far more than 250 fami- f-^qiates Inc. of West Hemp- much to develop." ' dwelling, at the rear of the SOUTHAMPTON •" swimming pool; and a 45 by represented by attorney Hen- "really developable," for a bonding. Deposits will be ac- 1 [r 45'foot diving.pool, 12 feet pool Mr. White said. . cepted until next Saturday. ry Burn of Freehold, for a The first letter carriers author- proposed 60 by 60-foot.additio"n ized by Congress for the United Ij deep. •'•••••. "We're leaning away from Plans are being gauged on FREE ESTIMATES - CALL TODAY! if" Phase II of the project, not the Nike site at this point," he to an existing building, to be States Post Office Department in an estimated Initial member- used as a congregation meet- 1794 received two cents for each ji_.. yet scheduled, would add a 75„ continued, adding that the ship of 700 families, with each jl by 50-meter olympic-sized ing house. letter they delivered. MODERN KITCHEN property "will be developed subscription not to exceed Tired of a drab 'old kitchen? fj—pool and expanded deck and , as a recreational site." $150.^ Get our low price for a new one* ! lawn areas. • "'. Cost Noted If all goes well, Mr. White j;-, ;Thejcost of all this?>:About A cost breakdown of the said, the land can be pur- NEW BATHROOM £ $560,000, including land. Phase I construction prepared chased within the next few Old fashioned-out-det&d bathroom? ;r Site Not Selected by Richard G. Wawi. bead of weeks, the bonding ordinance Modernize at lowest prices. ;!.. ; Mr. Sutliff.said, "We Planning Associates, allocates introduced within one month, The \\ haven't picked the final site $100,000 to $150,000 for con- and construction begun this NO MONEY DOWN- TERMS ARRANGED ON ANY IMPROVEMENT \\- yet. But it'will be located in struction of bathhouses, fall to have local residents in f: the central part of town, prob- ?125,Q0Wo $175,000 for pool the swim by next summer. Lawn MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. |hptiicfents Get Chance Doctor HIGHWAY 35 AT HEODONS CORNER,MIDDLETOWN 741-5060 - 776-6600 fib Help Environment ; WEST LONG.BRANCH .- handedly off Monmouth mission, there will be a dis- (Junior and senior high school Beach. • cussion on dealing with mu- students, who want to take a But the chairman said nicipal officials. r ^definite part in some environ- needed projects will be sug-' ^'mental improvement project gested at Monday's session. Young people from high SUNDAY 9-5 will have a chance Monday Because so many good schools throughout Monmouth County and the northern por- loriiur night to exchange ideas, hear ideas are stymied almost at ciitenieice about projects undertaken by their inception because young tion of Ocean County are other young people, and learn people don't know who to con- urged to attend the CAWP which municipal officials to tact for help or necessary per- session. contact and' how to approach •s. r f.^ M them. l^.,t,, The,session will be con- ifafcj .«.'„;.'."ducted by the Youth and Edu-AuthorizeBoilerWork '* cauon Committee of Citizens (PATE YOUR OWN -;.. Against Water Pollution For Sycamore School w,••, (OAWP) at 8 p.m. in Edison .s.Vfi'.'.iHall at Monmouth College. - NEW SHREWSBURY - teacher at $7,650 per annum; jjs,.. Brother James F'arrel], The Tinton Falls Schools Alphonse Mancini of Free- hold, as fifth grade teacher at MVEVG ROOM AT TURNER BROS. chairman of the youth com- Board of Education has au- Addtd Bring »po» without added houiakeipingl Hira'i o whela ntw dinuntlon for tummar living ... Expand your homt into th» great out. r , :. i mittee, said, "We want them thorized school Administrator $7,650; Victor Mercogliano of doonl Fabuwut idtat from Tumor Broi. htlp you craate«nt*rtolning, nlaxing or dining oragt tailored to your nodi. oi •.•io go beyond just bottle col- Michael Hammer to enter into Clark, as fifth grade teacher Hi.--., lecting." a contract with the Frank at $9,250; and Mrs. Ruth Ann.' s :' > Brother Farrell said he Gibson Co. of Freehold, for Linsey, instrumental music teacher at $8,450. i doesn't expect all youngsters additional work on the boUer '.'•'••• 'lo undertake projects assystem of Sycamore School Contracts were also ap- BUILD YOUR OWN 12x12' PATIO ;:i' "elaborate as that of Michael for an amount not to exceed proved for Gus P. Blumettl of Ji'S'l'iolda, a 10th grader in Mid- $9,978. South Belmar, and Moses Mit- •<"•<' dlelown who is building a reef In March, the board had en- chell of Neptune, as custo- FOR ONLY 73« PER SQ.FT. •«ij!'-of old tires almost single- tered into a contract with the dians for $6,400. per annum, same firm in the amount of each. !;- List Summer $25,585 for the replacement of Accepted with regret was USING STYLISH ROUND PATIO BLOCKS a boiler, two burners, con- the resignation of Kevin W. «iii Guest Clerics trols, and piping in the • I u nh i school's heating system. }j,^ SIIEEWSBURY-The sum- The additional work, au- mer worship hour at the Pres- Price includes half round blocks and fill-in blocks for a smooth even sur- thorized by the board, is to re- byterian Church at Shrews- place a defective section in face. Many attractive colors available. bury will be 9:39 a.m., accord- the second boiler, discovered ing to the Rev. James R. since the original contract Stcele, pastor. was signed. This changeover will begin The board received an eco- June 20 and continue through- logy report from fourth grade V'i • out the summer. : students who had attended a :dr;; During July, the following l*Zst Marine Laboratories Ecology FURNISH YOUR PATIO FOR GRACIOUS •itu-ministers will be guest program at Sandy Hook. ,i':f 'preachers: The report was presented The Rev. Charles L. Bar- through movies, slides, and tow, July 4 and 11. He is assis- OUTDOOR M samples collected by the stu- tant In speech at Princeton dents. Philip Levine, principal Theological Seminary. of Swimming River School STYLISH WROUGHT IRON 5 PC. The Rev. Dr. Arthur S. WV-. who sponsored the activity, DINING GROUP SET INCLUDES: Joice, July 18. He is secretary • introduced the program, for tfte department of support- which was attended by stu- • 48" Round Umbrella Table ing seryices^of the General dents, parents and Mrs, Mar- • 4 Arm Chairs . Assembly and a former minis- garet Jo Hanson,:fourth grade ter of this church, ; teacher. The Bev. Dr. Charles L. Approved were contracts ALBERT A. GAELING- , Mead, July 25. He is minister for Miss Brehda Nichols of HOUSE of the Crescent Avenue Pres- Neptune, as sixth grade bytcrian'Church, Plainfield. Manalapan COLOR COORDINATED ACCENTS Place Mats... Glasses... Accessor!**! We've a wide assortment of Official Gets delightful accents. Come and brows*! You'll have fun expressing your GAF Post individuality & personality with your choices... LINDEN - Albert A. Gar- linghouse, 41 Old Queens ELECTRIC CHAR-B-QUE FOR THE Blvd., Englishtown, has been named general maintenance Charcoal flavor without CUTTING BOARDS MAN supervising engineer in the charcoal mini aln- maintenance department at l door/outdoor grill, 5real AND KNIVES WHO HAS the Linden plant of GAP Cor- I for roasting & baking too! 1 S«tf'dtoning, economical. The versatile cutting board—a must for outdoors (and poration, it was announced Isunburtt orangt, black or EVERYTHING- today by Robert F. McCarthy, I avocado indoors too). Use for carving meat, preparing salad, plant manager. serving breads, cheeses, etc. And be sure to have the Mr. Garlinghouse joined RUGGED! RUST- right knife for the [ob! GAF in June, I960, as a super- .,'.< WEEDS, CHINCH BUGS, POORGRASS vising engineer in the plant's PROOF! RELIABLE! construction and maintenance SURROUND YOUR PATIO WITH LIVING COLOR section, the position he held 95 prior to his recent promotion. • Chrysler. Imperial 3 CONTROL THEM WITH THIS •• '"."fe'' He i.i a graduate of Pratt In- • Garden Party - ^ ,.,, .. 45^ LAWN-AM AT SPECIAL stitute, having received a BS 95 •'f fi < ONLY .degrea.in chemical engineer- • Helen Traubel ____2 TnginiOfi?. S0 LAWN-A-MAGIC*— From 195H to 1956, Mr. Gar1- • Montezuma J 4 i tURI MASIER PRILLS PLUS . M.4O ,jy. 1 All Amiricon Roi» coll*

River Projects Pushed TOKYO (AP) - Eight mil- lion Chinese in Hupeh Prov- Luncheon • Dinner ince have worked in the past 19 years on construction proj- '•':•. --'• '•>'•' Introducing Our ects aimed at putting Ch'ing River water to better agricul- tural use, a New China News HAPPY HOUR Agency broadcast said. Starting Monday I "•?'•]• "\ — • Thru Friday-1:30 lo 7:00 High Interest Hot Hors d'oiivres Served Start a tradition ... relax and Flexibility and meet your friends here. DANCING Wed.,Fri.&Sal. 14.00 Slacks Sal BertoloTrio Open Every Day For The Fashion OLDE Minded Male vmsmtovn UKION HOUSE llUNNMifc Wharf Ave., Red Bank 2/19.00 Call 842-7575 "lO.OOea. Lightweight dacron and wor- sted teamed for smoothness from the most renowned DOWN-SEA SWIM CLUB maker. In persuasive perma- OLYMPIC SIZE POOL nent press with finished bot- OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT Quit »oiitti ol HlgHmlt BridgMn tin Sfcrcwsbmy Mv*i) toms for great fit. Plain front, 291-2375-842-9807 belt loop model in solids and FEATURING • Olympic size pool • kiddie pool 'snackbar patterns. Fashionable • • mottl • tbcktail loung* • boat slips • •undatks •parking for 200 cars... straight leg or flare legs to FAMILY $ select from. Sizes 32 to 42. OF FOUR 150 FAMILY $1OC OF THREE liLO FAMILY $1Ofl OF TWO IW Steinbach Returning Entitled to Benefits ciety, who seek only their own ed tbjroogh'any Veterans Ad- 4400 per month. TTje amount is Medical exinlutim - sistance due to a child who is Prefereiee ft JaMMteg By HABTBETHALLEN selfish, tideken way. gency medical treatment may (Urttfaseries) mini^ratint office. determined by degree.of the be taken directly to the near- For eligible veterans, free otherwise eligible. astfatttee — This program is "Iin still in srdaze and I'm Areas *£o be investigated for disability. Kates, as listed in a est VA hospital. If possible, medical or physical exam- Special restorative traimtag administered *y local state preparing for the worst. I eligibilityin elude: March 1970 VA fact sheet, are however, the veteran or some- inations are given as neces-. - Eligible persons who are employment offices in cooper- Letter from a soldier bound cant say where I'm going or for Vietnam: Compensation - Benefits $23 for a 10 per cent disability, one in contact with him sary to determine presence of unable to pursue an education ation with the Veterans' Em- what I'll do; but it will be hot, ployment Service of the De- "Best you sft down for this are available .to those veter- $43 for 20 per cent, f6S for 30 should first make arrange- a condition claimed to be ser- because of some physical or dangerous, and 'heavy.* God ans who are disabled by in- per cent $89 for 40 per cent, ments with the VA. vice-connected, when.needed mental disability may be partment of Labor. Ehgtble one. praylmal&fi;" jury or disease incurred or $122 for 50 per cent, $147 for 60 Domiciliary Care - To for government life insurance trained in areas including veterans are given priority for "1 receive*; orders last Many Benefits aggravated by active service per cent, $174 for 70 per cent, referral to appropriate train- Friday for Vietnam. Needless, qualify, a veteran myst have purposes, or to determine speech and voice correction, For the veterans who in line of duty during wartime $201 for 80 per cent, $226 for 90 disabilities which prevent him need for hospital or domici- lipreading, and Braille. A ing programs and or job open- to say, I was somewhat "make it," there are numer- 'or peacetime service. They per cent, and $400 for total r shocked. But I do believe in from earning a living but-are liary care. monthly allowance of $130, ings.' ous federal benefits to which must be discharged or sepa-. disability. not severe enough to require GI BUI educational training which may in some cases be Re-employment rights - the cause and I'm happy to go they are entitled. Those who rated under other than dishon- if this is what it takes. I, at Pension - Those eligible, ^capitalization. Other factors, - Veterans of the post-Korean increased, will be paid. For private employment,, this served in the Spanish-Ameri- orable conditions. according to the fact sheet, including age, are also taken Conflict Period and Vietnam program is administered by least, have the fortitude and can War, World War I. World GI loans for homes, farms, plain guts to do what has to be Veterans eligible for war- are wartime veterans dis- into consideration. Veterans era may be eligible. An in- businesses - Those who quali- the Office of Veterans' R&em- War II, or during the Korean time disability compensation' charged under other than dis- who have disabilities which stitution approved for training ployment Rights, Department done if called upon. I know Conflict Period may also be fy may receive VA guaran- many sponges of so- are entitled to receive pay- honorable conditions after 90 are not service-connected may include any public or pri- teed or insured loans to pur- of Labor; for federal employ-r eligible. Details can be obtain- ments ranging from $23 to or more days service, or. be- may establish inability to pay vate secondary, vocational, chase, build, or improve a tnent, by the Civil Service 1 cause of a service-connected for their care by executing an correspondence, or business home; buy a farm and farm Commission. Veterans, under disability, who are per- affidavit school, a junior or senior col- equipment and supplies, of certain conditions, may claim manently and totally disabled Outpatient medical treat- lege, university, professional, buy a business or otherwise restoration to other than tem- from reasons not traced to ment - Outpatient medical scientific, or technical in- undertake or expand a legiti- porary jobs which they left to service, with veterans 65 and treatment, including medicine stitution.. mate business venture. enter the Armed Forces. over considered permanently and bandages, may be pro- Rates effective Feb. l, 1970, Unremarried widows of vet- This benefit provides for and totally disabled. vided to eligible veterans at are, for a veteran with no de-, erans who died in service or restoration by private em- Under the current system, VA field stations or through pendents, $175 a month for a whose deaths were attribut- ployers or the federal govern- the less income a veteran has, approved private physicians full-time curriculum, $128 for able to a service-connected ment. The veteran is to be the more pension he may who are authorized by the VA. three-quarters, and $81 for disability may be among given the position he would draw. If his wife's.income is VA half-time. those eligible. have attained had he not been from wages or salary, it is not t FIIA home mortgage Insur- absent, including an benefits, counted as income for pension The veteran must need Vocational rehabilitation - ance - The Federal Housing which would have been accru- purposes. However, if it is all treatment for a disability in- Among the qualifications is Administration, Department ed by his seniority, or a posi- unearned income (as divi- curred or aggravated in ser- that the veteran suffered a of Housing and Urban Devel- tion of like seniority, status, dends or interest), the first vice. If application is made service-connected disability in opment, administers this pro- and pay. If disability dis- $1,200 is excluded but all the within six months of dis- active service which entitles gram. Veterans qualifying are qualifies a veteran, he is en- rest is considered as income. charge ef release, treatment him to compensation, or given certain advantages with titled to a position which he for certain medical conditions would if it weren't for the respect to downpayment re- can perform and which is Hospltalfzatfon - Those are may be immediately author- receipt of retirement pay. quirements in obtaining FHA most nearly like bis protected eligible who had active ser- ized, pending determination of Also, the VA must determine insured loans. Those eligible seniority; status, and pay. vice in the military, naval, or service-connection. This au- that he needs vocational re- for GI loans should look into Manpower retraining pro- air services of the United thorization, however, is sub- habilitation to overcome the advantages of both programs. grams - Veterans are given States and were discharged or ject to revision. handicap of his disabilities. To apply, a veteran should priority for referral to appro- released under conditions oth- This treatment may also be , Education for orphans, submit a request fora certifi- priate training programs. er than- dishonorable. Veter- available to disabled veterans wives, widows - Those gener- cate of veterans status to the They must be unemployed or ans heeding care for injuries who are receiving, training un- ally eligible are sons and VA. When issued, the-certifi- underemployed and not rea- er disease incurred or aggra- der the* Vocational Rehabilita- daughters age 18 to 26 and the cate can be submitted to the sonably expected to secure vated inline of duty in active tion Act and need treatment' widows and wives of veterans FHA through an FHA-ap- appropriate full-time employ- service have priority. for nonserviceH:onnected dis- whose deaths or permanent proved lender. ment without training; regis- Veterans who need treat- abilities to prevent inter- total disabilities were service- Federal Civil Service pref- tered at a local office of pub- ment for an ailment not con- ruption of their training... or connected. This entitlement to return to training if a ces- erence — Veterans who quali- lic employment service, and nected with their service will ends at a widow's remarriage. fy may have points added to available for counseling, per- be admitted as beds qre avail- sation of instruction has been COLLEGE PREPARATION. — Gabriel Longo of Brookdale Community necessary. This marriage, however, is no passing scores in competitive sonal interviews, and occupa- College/ Lincroft, conducts a college prep session at Ft. Monmouth. The able. Those needing emer- barrier to the educational as- examinations for jobs.' tional tests. program is sponsored by the Electronics Command Education Center and •the college. It Is financed by the Veterans Administration. THEMffl Bruno to Lead l / Mental Health RED BANK, N.J., FRIDAY, JUNE 11,1971 13 NEWARK - Anthony T, Bruno, Little Silver, has been elected president of the N J. Mental Health Association. Mr. Bruno, a Little Silver Year-Old Industry councilman,-succeeds Mrs. Rose Asbin, also of Little Sil- ver. The NJMHA election was at a meeting in the Robert Treat Rapid Growth Hotel, here, where the organi- zation yesterday concluded its' ByALHORAY state. He is considered a supervisor of applications for two-day annual conference. LONG BRANCH -Less "working president," who the new Company. Mr. Bruno, who practices than a year old, Arthur Fallon may be seen working with his The firm's products include law in Red Bank, has benn a Industries has moved to a staff on the assembly line full wave bridges, high volt- vice president of the NJMHA new plant here, where its making final circuitry checks. age diodes and rectifiers,, and is a former president of manufacturing, marketing The company president thick film circuits and custom the Monmouth County Mental and shipping facilities are di- pointed out also that his firm assemblies. Health Association. rected in a busy complex. The develops custom-designed Mr. Szafranski holds an en- A native of Red Bank, Mr. embryo company started in components normally not gineering degree from City Bruno graduated from Red Eatontown. available on the general mar- College of New York and a Bank High School. He re- Arthur "Denny" Fallon said ket AFI engineers, he said, master's degree from Newark ceived his BA degree from the Anthony T. Bruno that AFI has show extraor- are often consulted on custom College of Engineering. University of Notre Dame and dinary growtn>since its in- design problems. He has also studied man- is a graduate of its law school. ception. Last August, he said, Design Products agement and statistics in post mouth County Mental Health Mr. Bruno is a member of Board. HELP' IS OFFERED — Information on programs available Is offered to initial shipments of rectifiers The engineering job then, graduate work. the American, New Jersey Spec. 5.C. Charles Bltler, left, by Spec. John Wilkinson, a counselor at the started with a sales input of he said, Li to arrive at a de- Mr. Homiak is also credited and Monmoutb Bar Associ- Other NJMHA officers are: Ft. Monmouth Education Center. $5,000 per month. sign solution and pro- by Mr. Fallon with playing ations. Dr. Marshall J. Hanley, Rich- ,. Today, he added, the duce-generally within 30 "an important part" in the de- Mr. Bruno and Mrs. Eguene ard C. Hardenbergh, Michael monthly sales input reaches days-an engineering proto- velopment and success of Badgley, Little Silver, were S. Isaacs, William T. Tilden $50,000 per month. type for the prospective buy- AFI. He is responsible for in- elected NJMHA delegate di- 3rd, and C. Robert Wiesel- Predicts Growth er. terpreting customers' prob- rectors. Mrs. Badgley is presi- their, vice presidents; Mrs. Industry Park Views Predicting continued Mr. Fallon received his lems and finding solutions. dent of the Monmouth County Francis F. Phillips, secre- growth of the new company, electronics engineering de- "For Andy," Mr. Fallon said, Mental Health Association tary, and Francis H. McAdoo Mr, Fallon said that AFI man- gree at Providence College, ' "this is not new." and vice president of the Mon- Jr., treasurer. ufactures rectifiers ex- Providence, R.I. After studying electronic clusively. He was formerly associated engineering at Monmouth Col- Sought IM Middletowii lege, West Long Branch, Mr. "In doing so," he said, "the with Atlantic Semiconductor Homiak worked for Bendix MIDDLET.OWN-The. views by writing the task. "In order to, keejr taxes company has been able to de- Co., Asbury Park, and was Fall-Injured Boy- ; and Atlantic Semiconductor, township's '• Industrial Devel- force at Box 284, Middletown, from rising •above the ability vote considerable time and re- also a senior project engineer sources to the development of and group'leader .for the as did Mr. Szafranski, before opment-Task Force wants N.J. 07748. of most of us to pay, it is nec- AFI was formed. residents' views on its propos- ; "The public's points of view essary that, the tax base be new products." Bendix Semiconductor Co., He added that the attention Holmdel. The new company employs May Walk Again al for a 300-acre industrial will assist us in making the broadened" - and the most to design and production qual- The company president and about 30 area residents, Mr. park in the Red Hill section. most complete and enlight- likely way to do this is to in- By PAUL KERN Martin Barger, treasurer* duce investors to construct ity "has gained AFI an ex- his wife, Mrs. Enima Fallon, Fallon said. His optimism Recalling that the task ening possible presentation," live in this city. ' over the continued growth and for the fund said the imme- force has scheduled a public Mr. Tipton said. ; large office buildings and at- cellent reputation throughout 'the industry." John Szafranski of Point future expansion of the com- SHREWSBURY - Chester diate goal is now $5,000 and hearing on the proposal at 8 Tax Concern Cited tractive.;, desirable light in- Naiman, the 13-year-old boy the fund officers would like to dustryfacilities here:. *.. Air. Fallon, 35, is said to be Pleasant, is the firm's mar- pany implies that the work p.m. Wednesday, June 23, in He recalled that the task keting director.. force will grow with the com- who fell 40 feet from a power double, the figure soon, it was the high school, B.G. Tipton, force was formed because of ''The competition is stiff. one of the youngest chief ex- organized by Tax Assessor ecutives of a company in the Andrew Homiak, Beiford, is pany. tower three months ago, has task forqe chairman, urged concern over a spiraling mu- However; we have some in- undergone surgery that may Bernard Marx who serves as residents to express their nicipal tax rate. diiCements that other commu- enable him to walk again. president. nities may not'yet be able to Chester's mother, Mrs. Be- Chester fell while playing offer —i a new modern sewer verly Naiman reported doc- on one of the controversial system, availability of trans- tors at New York University power towers Jersey Central poration and ; a limited num- Hospital have found that the Power and Light Co. built on Cable TV Aide ber of good sites," the chair- youth's spine was not severed the railroad right of way par- man explained. in the accident as thought and alleling Shrewsbury Ave. Rezonlng Planned they have fused together sev- Chester climbed about 40 He added that the Township- eral spinal discs. feet up-the tower stepping on Heard inProbe Committee and the Planning Although Mrs. Naiman said a cable that burned the lower Board are now working to re- Dr. Joseph Ransonoff who half of bis body and fell to the FREEHOLD - A former financial adviser of Community zone the Red Hill area for of- performed the operation could ground. Broadcast Communications (CBC-TV) of Red Bank testified, fice buildings and light in- not guarantee-that Chester yesterday in the county Grand Jury's probe of alleged munici- dustry. will walk again, "We have pal corruption in the awarding of cable television franchises. "In an effort to keep resi- more hope than we had be- Guilt Found Joseph Eltman of 303 Bond St., Asbury Park, testified be- dents informed every step of fore." fore the panel for about 20 minutes. the way, the task force will A pupil at Shrewsbury In Robbery County Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper said he has subpoe- give a public presentation of School, Chester will graduate FREElipLD - A Jury yes- naed Acting City Manager of Asbury Park Samuel W. Siciliano all that has been done and all from tbe eighth grade next terday found LeRoy Richards to appear before the Grand Jury Thursday and to bring'some that is planned at the June 23 week.

Apiir of 400-plus Utters who possess classic swings. Two hat&Uirowing right-handers on whose wings their tents flew to Store Conference divisional championships. A Junior muscle man who raised everyone's eyebrow with Ms paver at the plate en route to a record number of home runs. And a scrappy infielder who went through an entire sea- 8on without committing an error. Itase and other high school players form the second an- nual Daily Register All-Monmouth County Baseball Team an- 'Donoccd today. The first, second and third team selections, as well as an honorable mention listing including 23 Monmouth County schools, were determined by The Begister's sports staff, with the cooperation of county coaches who were asked to ballot. The competition was keen for berths at all positions, particu- larly at second and third base and behind the plate. The selec- tions were not taken lightly and the final decisions on most po- -sitionswere not reached until late this week after untold hours of deliberation. BOB HUTTING-2B First Team Choices JIM VOSK-P MARK MAZZUCCO-P MIKE LEE-P STEVE OHORO-P MARK MONAGHAN-C The first team includes four pitchers, Jim Vosk of Middle- Monmouth Regional Middletown Township Raritan Asbury Park Shore Regional Middletown Township town, Mark Hazzucco of Raritan, Mike Lee of Asbury Park and Steve O'Horo of Shore Regional. Mark Monaghan, Vosk's sidering signing a pro contract, but college, preferably Mon- Group II honors. First-year coach Pete Sciarabba's club fin- Frank Agresta, second and third team selections, plus' Nep- batterymate, is the catcher. tclair State, also figures in his plans. ished at 20-8 after bowing to Haddonfield, 5-2, in the state tune's John Scannapieco, Long Branch's John Eldridge, Red The infield, around the horn from first to third, is com- Vosk hurled a one-hitter - a questionable infield grounder semi-finals on Tuesday. Bank Regional's Bob Douglas and Ocean Township's Fred prised of Dennis Walling of Howell, Bob Hutting of Monmouth - in the finale against Raritan and woa all three of the Lions' O'Horo compiled a 9-2 pitching record, but he was equally Fraterrigot , „ , , Regional, Bob Sparling of Bnmson-Fair Haven Regional and tourney victories en route to the most valuable player nod. valuable to the Blue Devils as a regular outfielder and number Monaghan handled Vosk's heavy serves flawlessly and Ron Carter of Red Bank Regional. Vosk, 11-3 as Middletown (16-7) captured the Shdre Con- three hitter in the order. He paced the team in hitting. while Middletown pitchers usually put few runners on base, Long Branch's Kevin Bova, Raritan's John Iacouzzi and ference "A" Division crown, struck out 130 batters in 91% in- Raritan, runner-up to Middletown in both the "A" Divi- the junior leader accounted for 19 assists, 15 on steal and pick- Wall Township's John Dolan make-up the star-studded out- nings and walked only 33. He had two-other one-hitters and a sion and Monmouth Invitational, wound up an overall record off throws He recorded 217 putouts. At the plate, Monaghan field. two-hitter to his credit. A first baseman when not on the of 18-8. Mazzucco accounted for 10 of those victories against finished with a solid .324 average, (22 for 68) and drove in 13 . .Juniors Bova, Walling and Monaghan are the only under- mound, Vosk showed a .275 batting average. three setbacks. He compiled a 1.57 earned run average, while classmen on the senior-dominated first team, while Vosk is the Twirl to Tides striking out 71 in 84 innings. He walked only 18. - Walling, another junior, exhibited what one opposing lone repeater from last year's inaugural Register team. Lee (6.3) pitched Asbury Park (13-9) to the "B" Division Like Vosk and O'Horo, Mazzucco, who has been drafted coach termed "the smoothest swing" which accounts for his Red Sax Draftee title. Despite being bothered by a sore arm most of the season', by the St. Louis Cardinals, also was a strong offensive per- 441 batting average. His 30 hits and 20 runs batted in repre- Tuesday was a banner day for Vosk as he closed out his il- be struck out 120 batters in only 62 innings of-pitching. He former, stroking the ball at a .278 clip. sent new records at Howell (11-8), winners of eighj of its final lustrious, schoolboy career by blanking Raritan, 5-0, for the walked only 27 and his earned run average (0.60) speaks forit- Stiff Competition 10 games. ••;•-.„• Monmouth College Invitational championship. Meanwhile, the self. Monaghan gained stiff competition ior the catching post Walling had good speed whioh helped him mount se,ven Boston Red Sox were picking the fire-balling-Lion as Die 61st O'Horo,lhe standout in Shore Regional's "C" Division from a score of good receivers, including Rumson-Fair doubles and two triples out of his line drives. He struck, put choice for Fautucket, R.I. in the free-agent draft Vosk is con- championship year, also led the Blue Devils to Central Jersey Ha\cn's topliomore standout Kevin Callinan, and Raritan's only once all season. Walling.also can play the:outfield and was 5-2 for his pitching efforts this spring. . , • Golden Gloveman Monmouth Regional had a rough year (4-13), but Hutting is a lad who went through the 17-game schedule without com- mitting an error at the busy keystone spot. A pesky hitter who fanned only once, he registered a .321 batting average on 17 hits in 53 at bats. Sparling, a four-year varsity starter at Rumson, played in 67 consecutive games. The Purple Bulldogs' leader batted .320, hit the long ball, won four games with key hits and was a vac- uum cleaner at short. He fielded .940. Carter received strong support from the coaches to nail down the third base spot. The Red Bank senior rapped 19 hits in 67 appearances at the plate for a .283 mark. He handled 66 chances at the hot corner and compiled a .879 fielding aver- age. Carter's forte was speed, and he used it to steal eight bases in as many tries. Bova had the scouts and opposing teams flocking to Long Branch all spring, despite the Wave's disappointing record (7- 18). The junior strongman, established a new Shore record'for home runs with nine and a school mark of 31 runs batted in. ' He also pounded out 10 doubles and wound up with a .446 bat- ting average, 33 hits in 74 at bats. JOHN IACOUZZI-OF KEVIN BOVA-OF BOB SPARLINGS? DENNIS WALLING-1B The outfield is Bova's normal position, but coach Mike JOHN DOLAN-OF RON CARTER-3B Marchitto used his super star at first base most of the cam- Long Branch Rumson-Fair Haven Howell Wall Township Raritan Red Bank Regional paign because of an ankle injury. Dolan and Iacouzzi, the other twp outfield selections, also gained Register All-County first team nods for their football exploits as Wall's quarterback and Raritan's workhorse run- ner and Monmouth's second leading scorer, respectively. limps Single Out On the baseball diamond, Dolan hit .435, with four home runs, five triples and six doubles, as Wall (13-8) shared the 1971 All-Monmouth "D" Division championship with Marlboro. He also was the Knights'leading pitcher. , TriaiNo Rhubarb POSITION PLAYER SCHOOL CLASS Iacouzzi, the leading batter in the Monmouth Invitational POINT PLEASANT - The president; Vince Stiffel, sec- First Base Dennis Walling Howell Junior with a .444 average, swatted .320, with two homers, two Shore Umpires Association, retary-treasurer, and Suther- Second Base Bob Hutting Monmouth Regional 'Senior triples, six doubles and 21 runs batted in. A fleet left-hander climaxing its most successful land, assigner. who covers a wealth of ground in the outfield, Iacouzzi hits to i Third Base Ron Carter Red Bank Regional. Senior season, last night honored The Board of Trustees a- Shortstop Bob Sparling Rumson-Fair Haven 1 Senior all fields and was moved from the leadoff spot in the Raritan three distinguished sportsmen cludes Deiss, Ed Moyes, Jim Outfield Kevin Bova Long. Branch Junior order to the number three position in mid-season because of for long service and contribu- Egidio and Mickey Hart. Wal- Outfield , John Iacouzzi RdrlTan Senior the consistency and authority with which he attacked the ball. tions to baseball at its annual dyer is director of the group's Outfield John Dolan Wall Township Senior banquet at the Shanty Pub cadet training program. Catcher Mark Monaghan Middletown Twp. Junior here. Jerry Palaia was last Pitcher Jim Vosk Middletown Twp. Senior The decision drew no argu- night's toastmaster, and Chet Pitcher Mark Mazzucco Raritan Senior How, They Finished ments in the crowd of more Kovaleski served as dinner Pitcher Mike Lee Asbury Park Senior than 100 officials, coaches, chairman. Steve O'Horo SHORE CONFERENCE Jackson Twp. (14-91 ...6 4 , Pitcher Shore Regional Senior "A" Division •Howell (|14) ..4 4 athletic directors and guests. • TEAM-OVERALL W U •Manasquon (10-12) S 5 •Middletown (16-7) 9 3 Central Reg. (10-11) „ 3 7 The association cited •Raritan (18-8) 8 4 Southern Reg. (11-10) ,.3 7 .400 Hitters SECOND TEAM THIRD TEAM •Neptune (15-13) 3 4 "Red" Nichols, William P. Lakewood (9-11) <.; 6 6 ... , "D" Division IB—Kevin Donohoe, Shore Reg. IB—Jim Libby, Neptune •Molawan (11-10) 4 7 "Chief" Beatty and Larry •yyal•walll Township (13-8(13^).) . 2B—Bill Roberts, Manasquan 2B—Scott Beaton, Rumson-FH Brick Twp. (8-12) 3 8 •Marlboro (13-7) , D.'Zio. Toms River North (10-14) 3 9. •Point Beach (13-9) Not So Rare 3B—Bruce Tucker, Raritan 3B—Sam DeLuzio, Marlboro . (Matawan andtBrlckplayed a tie game) 'Henry Hudson (14-7) Mack Sutherland made the Point Boro (12-9) 5 7 There hasn't been a .400 hit- SS—Troy Bennage, Middletown SS—Fred Formon, Matawan >. " "B" Division •Keyport (7-10) "... ;.s. 7 presentation to Nichols, one of ter in the major, leagues since •Ajbury Por(tti3-V)..; ,... 10 2 "Keansburq (3-18) ,„ ;.,„-,, I 11 OF—Bob Feeney, Neptune CF—Jeff Lenahan, Marlboro T.R. South (IS-«)...... ^ i ..8 4 (Keypprt played a tie oarnc) the four founders of the Shore ^Ocean Twp: (10-13) t 5 ie tame) Ted Williams toned the trick OF—Russ Fink, Ocean Twp. OF—Rick Searing, Wall Twp. 'county t,am» association. Beatty, who is a quarter of a century ago, OF—Tom Casagrande/ Matawan' OF—Steve Malscnnee, Freehold •Freehold (9-io)..";:.'.....;...^...!..'.'.^ .. 6 OTHERS M MONMOUTH COUNTY stepping'down as Long j R.B. Catholic (4-3 In CICPS...... 1I 12 but The Dally Register's 1S71 C—Kevin Callinan, Rumson-FH •Monmoirtn «eg. .(4W)V."'".V.'.V.'."r.3 9 Rumson-FH [5-7 In GSC).... II 12 C—Frank Agresta, Raritan (Ocean ond Freehold played a tie some) Branch High School athletic All-Monmouth County first P—Fred Anton, Henry Hudson P-'Rich Flynn, Keyport c^^^Sc^!!—::::::::? » director after 41 years as a team boasts three schoolboys "C" Division P—Bruce Carney, Freehold P—Tom Riley, Henry Hudson •Shorejieo. (20-B) 7 3 St. Rose (J-5 In CJCF) : _l 14 teacher and coach, received who easily surpassed that lof- P—Len Glowzenski, Mater Dei P—Phil Sakowitz, Red.Bank Croydon Hall ,,..,...... ,.,.....,l.,~.S 7 his award from Bish Carhart. ty plateau. P—Fred Westbrook, Marlboro P—Jay Wilderotter, Ocean D'Zio, Lakewood mayor, is With his .446 batting aver- relinquishing the high school age, Long Branch junior Ke- HONORABLE MENTION baseball post he had held for vin Bova captured the unoffi- ASBURY PARK—Jackson, Busch, Ferriera; CROYDOM HALL—Sauerwein, LeClair; 40 years. The presentation cial batting championship. Ills CBA—Guinter, Mosco; FREEHOLD—Lagno; HENRY HUDSON—Kornek^ Grogan; HOW- PAUL was made by Bill Carlone. 31 runs batted in also led the ELL—Hill, Gaertner, McCarty; KEANSBURG—Giebler; KEYPORT—Courtney; LONG Bill Waldyer is the associ- county sluggers. BRANCH—Eldridge, Skerl; MANASQUAN—Fletcher; MARLBORO—Titus, Yuhas, Amore; ation's new president, suc- Bova's batting honors didn't MATAWAN—Deitz, McClune, Viola; MATER DEI—Stavast; MIDDLETOWN1—Gill, Card; ANNOUNCES ceeding Walt Deiss who pre- come without strong com- MONMOUTH REG.—Albert, Nulty, Shimazu; NEPTUNE—Scannapieco, Peluso; OCEAN- sided at last night's banquet- petition. Hcwcll's Dennis TOWNSHIP—Fraterrigo, Stevens;. RED BANK—Douglas, Pratt; RED BANK CATHO- meeting. Walling, another Junior, LIC—Kaiser, Lee; RARITAN—Vandermark; RUMSON-FH—Sperl, Curchin; SHORE—Sabo, HIS Other new officers are Ang- stroked the ban at a .441 rate, McConville; ST. ROSE—Camoosa, Thompson, Rizzltello; WALL TWP.—Slocum, Mans- ie Senecke, first vice presi- while Wall Township senior field. dent; Carhart, second vice John Dolan was right behind 2nd YEAR at .437. 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RED BANK SPECIAL RATES FOR GROUPS 291-4855 291-4854 AND BUSINESS LEAGUES 741-8131 PROMPT FREE ESTIMATES - QUALITY WORK PRO SHOP »P.GJL Ck&AtoJokiAlmi. k "lv, i Senators May Get Johnson By tfce Associated Press Alex Johnson - may be com But) Walsh remains skeptic- Jim Lyttle and Bobby Mur- There may be more than in Wednesday night's 3-0 vic- sumated between the two , al about dealing for Johnson. cer's groundout The Angels tory over the Brewers. baseball tonight at Anaheim struggling teams. "Right now he is distressed tied it in the same round on Stadium when the Washington Based on his hottest start in Angel General Manager merchandise," Walsh said back-to-back doubles by Jim years, Cash inevitably will Senators arrive to play the Dick. Walsh admitted last bluntly. "Do you expect us to Spencer and Jim Fregosi. California Angels. soon move .into second place night that several clubs, in- trade him for a load of coal?" The Yanks immediately re- all by himself behtad team- Humors are flying that a cluding the Senators, were Bahnsen Wins For Yanks gained the lead hi the second major trade - possibly in- mate Al Kaline.who has 355. "receptive" to trade dis- The Angels missed a on a walk to Frank Baker, The Cleveland Indians volving defending American cussions at the recent free chance to climb a notch in the Bahnsen's sacrifice and a run- League batting champion swamped the Chicago White agent draft in New York City. Standings of the American scoring single by Kenney. Sox 9-0 and the Baltimore Ori- i League West last night when They scored what proved to oles walloped the Minnesota they bowed to Stan Bahnsen be the winning run in the sixth Twins 12-0 in the night's other and the New York Yankees,,3- inning without benefit of a American League games. base hit. With one out Thur- Rain washed out the contest How They Stand Johnson made his first ap- mon Munson walked and between Washington and Kan- pearance in a week during the NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE steamed into second when sas City. Bbll 01 Villon EutOlvliion defeat, walking as a pinch-hit- L Pet. OB 'Murphy threw the ball away National League scores: N*v«fc Bommore..™...... 34 IV M2 — ter for losing pitcher Tom on a peikoff attempt. Plttriwrah S AA55S Boston . 32 23 .582 3 San Diego Padres 4, New «'• Louis 35 23 Ml Detroit...... 31 25 .554 4Vi Murphy in the seventh inning. Munson took third on an in- 2< .593 Clewlond _„....„ 24 28 .48) SVi York Mets 2; Philadelphia New York 25 331 MiW/ . His arrival at the plate was field out and Baker was Phillies 4, Los Angeles Dod- 8 51 Washington 1» 35 J52 iSS greeted by a noisy and angry Wtst Division walked intentionally. When gers 2; Montreal Expos 3, San San Francisco 32 .633 — Oakland „„ 3B 19 Ml — chorus of boos, the worst re- Los Angeles 2B .517 7 Kansas City 29 23 349 7 Baker stole second. Angel Francisco Giants 1; Atlanta Houston „.,„ 30 .<83 9 Minnesota V 30 .474 11 ception Johnson has received catcher John Stephenson tried Atlanta 32 Ml 11 .California. 27 31 .444 lift Braves 2, Houston Astros 1 Cincinnati , Chicago 20 31 .392 15 • since coming to the Angels San Diego.. to catch Munson napping at and Pittsburgh Pirates 3, St. AAHwo^ 20^32 .3W,S!4 from Cincinnati in late 1969. third but his pickoff throw SonDlMO*, New York 2 Cleveland 9. Chicago 0 Louis Cardinals 1.' Atlanta 2, Houston ,1 Baltimore 12, MInnesolaO After walking, Johnson was wound up in left field and San Diego's Clay Kirby Montreal 3, Son Francisco 1 Detroit 3, Milwaukee 2 timed in 19 seconds in reach- Phllodtlphia 4, LOT Austin 3 New York 3, California) Munson scored easily. fired a four-hitter and struck Pittibtir«h3,St.Uui«T Washington at Kansas City, rain ing first base. Only games scheduled Only gomes scheduled Cash Proves Power out 13 - a club record - in Tonlght'i eamet Bahnsen hurled his fourth Cincinnati (OuliettT" at Chicago Milwaukee (Patt)n o-J) ot Clevellani d The Cash register continues throttling the New York Mets. inonas 3-81 (Dunnlnoi-4) straight complete game vic- to ring for Detroit City while Chicagogo ((HorleK n 0-2) ot Baltimore Ollie Brown and Nate Col- (McN tory, stopping the Angels on moving toward the top of the bert backed Kirby with five hits - three of them York (Williams 1-1), wW22| all-time Tiger hit parade. homers off Nolan Ryan. Ed Lot Angeles (Dowlng'5-]) at Montreal Minnesota (Blyleven (-7) at Detroit doubles. (Britten tyoi, night (Chance l»o) That's N6rm Cash, spinning Kranepool homered for the Atlanta (Nash +4) ot Houston (Blasl- New York (Bahnsen 4-6) at Oakland New York got a run in the sweet music with his swing. nlgni (Hunter 9-3) Mets. / Washington (AAcLaln 4-10) at Collfar- -first inning on game-opening nlo (Murphy 3-7) Cash clouted another game- Terry Harmon scored twice singles by Jerry Kenney and winning home run, powering and knocked in another run as Detroit past Milwaukee 3-2 the Phillies prevented second- ' last night, and pulled into'a place Los Angeles from gain- second-place tie with Hank ing ground on the Giants in Greenberg on the team's ca- the West Kuhn Fines Boyer reer list'with 310 blasts. Rick Wise limited the Dod- NEW YORK (AP) - Clete bling activities dears the way sioner has imposed a relati- "It's great to tie Greenberg gers to seven hits, including Boyer, the jobless third base- for Boyer to sign with another vely small fine and has as- because he was a heck of a Willie Davis' first homer of man formerly with the At- club. All negotiations with the sured me that there is no rea- ballplayer," said Cash, who they_ear. lanta Braves, was slapped 34-year-old third baseman had son why I cannot continue also delivered a three-run shot _ LATE REACH — San Diego Padres Enzo Hernandez (11) slides Into sec- with a f 1,000 fine yesterday by been ordered suspended by playing major league base- HtWYUMO , ond base at Shea Stad/um yesterda/ as New York Mets' second baseman N««fYOI*(» | California (2) ob r I Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn pending his finding. ball. As far as I am concerned ob rh Hrndzss Hahncf 4 0 : , Ken Boswell leaps for the ball/ bOt too.late. Hernandez was safe, and 1he Kenny 3b oAb 1r 2h AlmarSb 4 0 0 CmpbCa 41 Kuhn for betting on college The Associated Press has that should be the end of the Lytlorf A o I Spncrl- -a 3 1 1 Gston cf Wr, Padres won the game, 4-2. . and pro football games in 1968 Mrcercf A 0 1 Frgslss 4 0 2 Clbrtlb \\\ learned that since'his depar- matter." White If Gnzlrlf OBrwnrf 4 0 0 Ctrlb 3 0 0 Mrll If 8SSV 3 0 0 and 1969. ture from the Braves late last M'Mlln 3b Aspmlojb Kuhn, in issuing his state- Mnsnc Rporrf 4 1 0 SpiloSb 3 0 0 •Mchool 3b 4 0 1 JstdlJb Dyerc 3 0 0 • It is believed to be the first month Boyer has been con- Stphsn c Foil ss ment, said the fine meted out Bkerw Brrycf 41 1 Brtanc 2 0 0 Bhrenn ZOO Kirby p Ryanp 1 0 1 time a baseball commissioner tacted by the Oakland A's, "resulted from an in- TMrphyp 0 0 0 0 0 0 AJhruni* 0 0 0 Weiskopf Fires 66 has fined a player for betting currently the front-runners in URcha S?? 1 vestigation of several months 4 J TOW... 3J.2 on other sports and brought a the Western Division of the duration" during which he Totals 30 3 7 Total 32 ~2 "3 >1ego_u _„.... 01a 150 OM—4 American League. New York...... HO Ml DM—3 New York...... 200 000 000 — 2 CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - the first round lead in the Thomas Memphis Classic last sudden new twist to the furor had spoken to Boyer twice, on California 100 000 100-2 E — Aspromofrtei Colbert. DP — San Tom Wpiskopf, armed with a $150,000 Kfemper Open Golf surrounding Boyer since he E — T.murphy, Stephenson, Baker. Dlno 1. LOB - San Diego o, N.Y. 3.58 week. ' '.. , In issuing his terse an- June 7 and early yesterday DP — N.Y. 1, California 1, LOB — N.Y. — Colbert, Mtirrell, Spleilo. HR — Kra- new putter, fired a sparkling Tournament yesterday. "Actually, I played very had to buy his own release 6. California 6.2B — Spencer. Fregosi 2> nepooi (5), o.Brown (4). Colbert (13). nouncement, Kuhn also said morning. SB — Hernandez. six under par 66 and assumed from the Braves., Bahnsen. SB — Baker, s—Bahnsen. The 6-foot-3 Weiskopf, who well," said Palmer, the he was investigating the cir- hasn't won since 1968, held a game's all-time leading mon- At the same time, the con- cumstances surrounding the two-stroke lead over veteran ey winner and its greatest elusion of Kuhn's in-, release of Boyer by the Charlie Sifford and chipper gate attraction. "I only- vestigation of Bpyer's gam- Braves after a dispute with Jim Colbert, tied at 68. missed one fairway and just General. Manager Paul Rich- one green." ards in which the two Bowman to Take Reins Lee Trevino and rookie sen- swapped verbal blasts. sation Hubert Green headed a' He rolled in birdie putts of ' And in a related devel- big group at 69, three under 15 and 12 feet, didn't have a SAT. NIGHT 8 P.M. opment, Marvin Miller, execu- par on the 7,278-yard Quail bogey and saved par with a tive director of the Players' Hollow Country Club course, six foot putt on the only green U.R.C. one of the longest layouts the he missed. He missed on three 8 Association, said he had filed Of Stanley Cup Champs tourists play all year. a grievance with the owners birdie putts of under eight SUPER SPRINTS on behalf of Boyer, contending .MONTREAL (AP) - Scotty Voyageurs, would offer his be "in complete charge" of ^he Ontario Association. Also at 69 were Mason feet. that the method of his release •Bowman, 38, who managed resignation following open the Halifax operation. Besides the Canadiens, Rudolph, Ron Reif, Bobby South African Gary Player,' 4 FEATURES " violated the basic agreement and coached the St. Louis criticism of his coaching by The Canadiens selected left three other teams made more Mitchell, Larry Hinson, Rod one of the pre-tourney favor- between the players and the Blues in the last National veteran center Henri Richard. wing Guy Lafleur, a 130-goaI Funseth and Bob Lunn. ites for the J30.000 first prize, if ZO-IAPSUPER SPRINTS than one selection in the open- owners. Hockey League season, re- Bowman, a former scout scorer for the Quebec Rem- ing round-Boston, Phila- Arnold Palmer,' back in ac- only managed to match par 72 * 35-UpMod-Spti$tock$ placed Al MacNeill yesterday parts, as the No. 1 pick in the tion after a three-week layoff, and was well back. Masters Miller's office also issued a and coach of the-Montreal Ju- delphia and New York. * 30-Lapttd-Sph Stocks as coach of the Stanley Cup nior Canadiens of the Ontario National Hockey League ama- topped another group at 70. king Charles Coody and U.S. statement by Boyer on the champion Montreal Cana- teur draft Tom Ulozas, former Banun Open champion Tony Jacklin * 20-lap Sup* Spin* fine for betting. In it Boyer Hockey Association Junior A' Boston, on a choice ac- •k 12-ExcWngEvmli diens. series, went to St. Louis in the The Canadiens, who had quired from Los Angeles, se- Hollow pro who has been on of England each had a IS. frankly acknowledged that the tour since January, was the commissioner's statement It was announced earlier in 1967-68 NHL expansion sea- three first-round selections in lected Ron Jones of the Ed- Jack Nlcklaus is not com- the draft of players 20 years nine strokes off Weiskopf's peting in this, the last tourna- - SEE PARKER BOHN, Gil j thatmar' hne hanada beDet oonn football Halifax that MacNeil had ac- son. monton Oil King's and used its cepted the job.of general He left the Blues last month old or older, used a pick ac- own choice to take Terry pace with a 75. Ulozas scored ment before next week's S HEARNE, DON STIVES, BOB I games was accurate. manager and coach of the and became eligible for other quired in a trade with the Cal- O'Reilly of.the Oshawa Gener- his first win in the Maumelle United States Open champion- 1 R0SSEL1, JIM HOFFMAN, b "It is true,, " Boyer'y s sfatef - Montreal-owned Voyageurs of employment June 1. ifornia Seals to select the 6- als. Open and played In the Danny ship. jlEROY FELTY, BDCKYJ ment said, "that a couple of the American Hockey League. foot-1,190-pounder who has years ago I made a few bets Jean Beliveau, who an- g BUCKLEY, BOB SHAW g The Voyageurs are moving nounced his retirement scored as many as seven on football games with a man to Halifax on a full-time basis Wednesday to become vice- goals in one game. I thought was a friend. J have for the 1971-72 season and will president of corporate devel- The Canadiens also used a never bet on baseball and I be knqwn as the Nova Scotia opment and spokesman for No. 7 pick acquired from Min- > PANELING CLEARANCE have never made any kind of Voyageurs. the Canadiens, confirmed that nesota to draft Chuck Arnason bet with anyone I knew to be Announcement of the the Voyageurs had been of the Flin-Flon Bombers and1 a bookmaker.. switch was made by Cana- moved to Halifax for "the com- used their own No. 11 choice Savings up to... 80% "In any event, the commis- diens management at a news ing season. to tap Murray Wilson of the conference during the NHL Sam Pollock, general man- Ottawa 67s. annual meetings. ager of the Canadiens, said After the Canadiens drafted GEORGIA-PACIFIC MacNeil, 35, a native of the importance of the Mon- Lafleur, the Detroit Red Is Your Sydney, N.S., took over the treal farm system was a Wings selected Marcel Dionne ANTIQUE BIRCH Canadiens' coaching job from prime factor in MacNeiFs of the St. Catherines Black Dock Claude Hue] last December move to Halifax. 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Imeprlal Walnut •9.40 X99 2, in an American West Divi- LOUVER DOORS MAHOGANY Antique Poplar . 9.90 ,4.44 SEE OUR sion game of the Ed Carleton l'/a" thick Harvest Elm 10.20, 4.99, Memorial League. and «'8" high PLYWOOD MODULAR FLOATING In the only other game, Asstd.widths BOAT PANELS American Birch 12.50 4.991 113.50 value Monmouth Beach shutout Mjft Be part of the # '/4"thlcfc Seville Elm 10.S0 5.49 Rumson, 4-0 on a'two-hitter by 4x3 sheet Golden Spray Rich Foreman. 99 Solid core 4OO 10.80 S.5S The Royals lifted their 4 Waterproof I Amazon Rosewood 12.50 5.99, DOCKS-RAFTS V FUN and ACTION Reg. $14.00 record to 1-1 with the victory Castllian Walnut FULLY PRE-BUILT AND ASSEMBLES PRIOR TO WHITE Aluminum '11.20 .5.99 over Shrewsbury in the Amer- Dimension V • SHIPMENT A KOPPERS PRODUCT BACKED REAL CEDAR •Triple Track- 14.40 4.99 ican West game. Onyx Birch BY OUR OWN MARK OF WORTHI Kevin Deehan pitched and CEILING BEAMS WINDOWS 16.00 «.99 Bluebird Birch batte,d the victors to the easy 4'XA" 14.40 7.99 FREE DOCK BROCHURE AVAILABLE Asstd. Lengths All Stock, White Spanish Oak win. He allowed five hits and ReflvJ2.ooiln.fi. 14.40. 7.99 <.uu nn, TI. sizes. WRITE OR PHONE fanned eight, while his team- Knotty Golden Birch mates produced seven runs in 16.00 1.99 9S Colonial Oak the third frame. 49Mm1. ft 12 17.00 9.99 Cinnamon Elm Kevin Kcenoy went three 18.00 10.99 for three and Deehan hit two GLEN ROCK LUMBER NOW IN STOCK WI II lamsburg Cherry 19.00 10.99 & SUPPLY CO, INC for three in the winning 'cause. STYROFOAM REDWOOD Russet Hickory 21.00 11.99 ROUTE 70 Wormy Cloister Oak Jack Van Wagner's bases All sizes 27.50 loaded triple in the sixth in- MQNM0U1H in FLOAT BLOCKS Indian Rosewood 48.00 14.95 ning sewed up the win for stock ' Monmouth Beach in its opener 9RACES^DAILY FOR at Low prices. with Rumson in a National Monkey Pod 43.00 U.95 WI ALSO STOCK A FULL LINE OF North Bout. YOUR DOCK Rich Foreman, who pitched EXACTA WAGERING BULKHEADING MATERIAL a two-hitter, got the win, and Bill Sane, who allowed just,. * CREOWTED LUMBERB PILEU TIC RODS* DEAD MEN Racing Now thru Aug. 9 REQUEST CONTRACTOR UITI OCEANPORT.NJ. MARINE LUMBER CO. AMPLE PARKING f 1139 OCEAN AVE. 842-3355 IRISH TAKE TO AIR S SEA BRIGHT FINANCING — DELIVIRIIS NEW YORK (AP) - All 10 and CtilUMM UNMI It MO OPM.DAtl.ri 7:30 AM I* 5:30 Ml S.hirrfof 7:10 AM t* I PM Notre Dame football games thii year will be aired in New York DINING FACILITIES ATTENTION *0ATMIN: OPIN SUNDAr 9 TO NOOty, 477-4600 over radio statbnWMCA. POST 2 PM 16 Contenders Turn to Turf Monmouth Park Selections Entries By REGGIE STEE Pest TkneRl tun. jeeTs Grey Blum.™-.™-,.. ^-T Seaweed (IDA) Bracla e - °*1 6-World Wide, Silent Arrow, Branch Stakes tomorrow. Stable's Brazen Brother, Min- tory in last Saturday's Bel- changed it to Rondeau after Sta'sWWK™:.rJ;™::j1-i ^ll-sDewUM(ll.»OHlmano 101 purchase. Bflttv G niAl Valdlzan — ...... 7-2 Little Nassau (1U) Imparto <•' Prince Jerry Trainer of Belmont Stakes assian Brothers'-Wonder mont Stakes, will be the guest XSSrdaJt GlryfilirThoVn^ZZ:^? *". Power (116) Blum* M ! 7-Son Ange, Star of the North, winner Pass Catcher and Fla- Bowl, John Olin's Northfields, at the Post and Paddock Club Monmouth-based trainer j5So^(il^feaie"ir™~::iM "» - u,SK; alw; 3 yo; 1 l/ls m. turf. tomorrow. Jack WU1 and Jim Don Combs seeks Detroit's TumecfSoY< 2) c5jlira°o;X...... Z..-^l **»" J- P«'r»lo (1121 No Bo/ 12-1 Pro Bidder mingo and Hibiscus victor Ex- Mrs. Russell L Reineman's «orm(I12)No»y?!^~™™™..10-r Son Anoe <115) E.Mople 8-5 8-Prince Turlan, Fathom, ecutioner, Yowell confirmed Whisk, Bokeby Stable's Fare- Williams of the publicity staff $25,O0O-added Rose Leaves StSSS Sister (112) Brodclebonk 12-1 Pro BUHer (115) Cuslmano- ..4-1 Pramant (112) Hole »«».....*«. 20-1 Courageous Times (115) Grimm 10-1 4 Plucky Lucky No Back Talk as a starter in well Party, B.V. Sturz's The host the informal talk session, Handicap tomorrow with Mrs. FaaeEl4enIe"ll2) Borrera-.., 10-1 Chief Intent (115) Hole .81 Republican and Roger W. Wil- beginning at 12:40 behind the Russell L. Reineman's Sweet MoglcMe (105) Baker— »__ 12-1 Upstate Oal (107) No Boy— 121 9-Water Gun, Exotic Bird, Vol- ... the 1VHHnile turf feature. FlosnyRIno (Hi) CMcrquez™ 4-1 Frozen Royalty (115) Blum...- 12-1 untario 3rd The gray son of Native son's Helio Rise. paddock. Mist. Carlos Astorga will ride Cool Wink (112) ImDarta ...__..... 10-1 Continuous Count (112) Kallal 20-1 LtoomSh 111")iNo:awl:ZZ:.:..:.Z:.n-{ St°r ot the North (115) No Boy._ J-l BEST BET - Fifth Column Charger won Monmouth Northfields, the Louisiana Trainer Budd Lcpmann re- the filly. Ire) - M4M; time.;: * « yo radiu; it. Mi - $10400; alw; 4 yo * up; it. (3rd) Park's Tyro Stakes last year turned Crown Stable's Golden Jockey Mike Hole, second- 3 Co rt m) Hole Derby winner, raced ex- Cute As A Bug (111) No Boy_ , 10-1 T2?,? ", ,? L U1 ' (Yesterday's winners: Best Bet bnt hasn't visited the winner's clusively on the dirt until two Or here from Belmont Park leading rider with seven vic- Dancer's Hope (119) Fromln 20-1. WlllywlB (112) Blum 20-1 Autumn Prince ($7.40), Hye- where she won Wednesday's tories through Wednesday, More Sail (1M) Zwerner .20-1 Cold (112) Bracclale 4-1 circle since taking the Flash races ago when he made a Cymette(10!) Brocclale 10-1 Copperweld (112) Hole .81 del," Jon ($5.60) and Swamp Stakes at Saratoga in August successful shift to the turf, 132,900 Vagrancy Handicap. will be at Belmont Park to- Go Go Klna (112) Nocerlno 12-1 Two Joys (112) Stone 12-1 morrow to ride Colonial ^^rflmnio)No^~7Z..--I..J-l Rlna tor Nurse (112) Mlcell .20-1 Fighter ($5.40). He injured himself last year finishing second in the North Elberon Farm's Process Shot, Imasllcker (1U) No Boy 6-1 Fathomi (115) Crump , 3-1 and hasnt reached his peak Shore Handicap at Arlington another Monmouth-based Farms' Chompion in the Ward Off (111) No Boy „ J-l Prince Turlan (112) EJVlaple ..5-2 ?50,000-added Bowling Green Twice as Tyte (111) No Boy ...... 10-1 Necker 2nd (117) Hlnoioso —20-1 form again, Yowell explained. Park. Then, in his second try horse, finished second. Lep- h Column (115) GMarquer. 5-2 glffik&'mVffi^Zr::.^! Scratches The Pennsylvania native over the grass, the son of mann said Golden Or will run. Handicap. Fm next in Monmouth's $25,000- 4th-U4W; clmg; lyo;i Mint. Petrous (117) Grimm 12-1 l-Informatlve hopes the grass helps No Back Northern Dancer Kon Dela- Doctor Swat, a starter in KiKl I'm', SSI?;!::::::::::::::::::?:] u»» - ««* cm,; 4».«w , i/« •. 2-Tarned Spy, Shawn's Sis- Talk regain his 2-year-old ware Park's Kent Stakes on added Regret Handicap. "John Big Ditty (117) Kallal .«...... «..... 4-1 Hellomber (111) Moriln 15*1 today's second race, is a half- Sensational Girl (109) Mlcell ._ 15-1 Exotic Bird (116) Astoroo 3-1 ter, Flashy King, Llbamah form. Sunday. L. Rotz will ride her in the brother to 1960 Kentucky Der- Rulloh Rush (114) Cuslmono J-l Cllente (114) Barrera ...8-1 six-furlong sprint. Sno Follln (107) Nocerlno._~...... 12-1 sum Kant (Ho) Kallal 101 3-TwlceasTyte The remainder of the field Trainer Don Combs will by winner Venetian Way. Both ' Toku Wind (1HI Valdlzan....—....*. -..4-1 R'ce Day (107) Brusclno 12-1 Calumet Farm's Rondeau, Texas Girl (109) NoBoy 10-1 Water Gun (119) Cuslmono .^4-1 4-TexasGirl remains indefinite for the.give Whisk his first taste of are out of Firefly. Double Knit (114) No Boy 5-2 .Kernel Marty (107) Baker 20-1 Long Branch, which will have grass racing in the Lot)£ 10'^-length winner of the Liaison (114) Aslorga.. 6-1 5-Adverse •, Breakfast Time 5lh-i«,500; elmjijyo; 6 f. El Capl (112) No Boy 121 Tomorrow's second session Molor Parklnaton (116) No Boy „ 6-1 flower Sweep (112) Uvato 201 6-British Bargain, Little Nassau Adverse (1181 No Boy-.-—..' —8-1 Volunlorlo 3rd (112) Hlno oso 5-2 of "Breakfast at Monmouth" GrMtGU«TO.!^™_n!™~ if-l. Nova Caesarea (116) Thornburg S-l 7-OpsfateGal will feature popular rider Needless /note C1H) Na Boy- ...... 6-1 "'W..W14! NoB °f 12'] 9-Rice Day, Happy Quest, School Year Ol?) No Boy...... 12-1 English Muffin (114) Hole B-l English Muffin Mike Miceli as a special Maolcol Trip C1IB1 CMcrtuB 10-1 > Quite Rightly (106) Bracclale 12-1 guest. He will be interviewed Bass at the Point by host Ray Haight and will be available to answer ques- Don't be surprised at the number of boats Other areas productive in bass are the lying off the point at Sandy Hook this weekend. tions from those in attendance Shrewsbury River, Barnegat Inlet and Shark at the morning program, That's where the giant stripers apparently like Biver- all on sandvrorms. Swamp Fighter Wins Kings County to roost A number of large bass were taken which is held each Saturday Cooktogham to Speak •from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. OCEANPORT - Favorite. :58. ' and $2.80. Imperial Fantasy $7 and $4.20, and Parkesburg . this week, and banker is the come-on. Kussell A. Cooktogham, new director of Swamp Fighter jumped off to The winnerpaid $5.40, $3.80 rewarded place bettors with. was worth $3 to show, Julian's Tackle and Bait Shop, Atlantic the state Division of Fish and Game, will Open to the public with no a quick lead and outran his i.>-«^;)^;J.«y.*«,,., «^'(^V&&i£ n&™8&$5'JZt!*'&"» Highlands, which rewards the fisherman of the speak at the Monmouth County Chapter, State admission or parking charge, Seven rivals tO Win the $10,000 Educate (Fromln) "...11.60 6.00 4.80 Rough He will Be (Blum) 4.40 3.00 Imoglnory (Mlcell) J.60 3.60 . Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs, tonight at 8 Jfincro fnimtw T inhtinir D.,Voo DrMm|no N°flve (Astorgo)....^,20 3.80 Double There (Kallal) 280 Crullne (Valdlian) J.I0 Breakfast at Monmouth also Kings County Lighting Purse on Dancer (Nakama) 10.40 ,|h _M/O0 o £lm 4 4 ,1/M m. ,,„ _m ,m;4 yo t up; w m. tirrr. o'clock at Turkey Swamp Rod and Gun Club, will be held on Wednesdays by SIX l&ngthS at MonmOUth . 2ml-$5J»;clms;2yomdra;5t. Kaurlm (B'bankL..;...37.2016.20 8.60 SwampFloMer (Grimm).5.40 3.80 2.10 Freehold Township. Cookingham also will an- Part vpctfprrlav Ammlno Rule (Hole) ..6.40 4.60 3 20 Prince Joker (B'clale) 11.M 4.80 Imperial Fontasy (Blum) 7.00 4.20 beginning June 23. J^ariC yesterday. Tlbulus (Astorga};.,.. S.ea 6.20 DemosteSes-Jra (Kallol).:...... 5.40 Porkesburg (Cuslmono) .3.00 Surf, Field and Stream WhvM re Wosl swer questions on state policies and plans. The Owned by George B. Wall- ° « (Thomburo) 5.20 ,)h _$7/M0. clmg., yo., m_ ,urf_ «tn _ $7,000; clmg; J yo; 11/M m. lorf. event is open to the public. • ace and ridden bv Phil IDollyOeubteOOMtsMO) Courtley Times (C.Marquei) Fleet Irene (Fromln) 21.00 8.BO 5.80 OKK a pool ruggedly cdmtructed of iteel with a monive 6" tit on deck. Three sictioni of ANTHRAFILT carpeted decking for tounge.ahd relaxation. U" decking provide a place to lounge and relax Feature itripping in uprightt adds that or RAPID SAND REPLACEMENT in complete comfort. Big value at moderate elegant final touch. colt. FILTER VACUUM HOSE • Maintenance free aluminum wall painted • Galvanized steel woll is .factory pre-clostd 5 in luxuriouuky blut e 15OO CPH Filter- for faiteoiy assembly. No nuts or bolts 6 FOOT. 1.50 • Foctory pre-ctoied woll (or fait - easy ed Water aiiembly. No nuts or boltl • The wall lodes into both the top ond bottom • 3 4 HP Motor 12 FOOT. 3.00 roils for added strength and rigidity • Locked wall lop and bottom lor added e Galvanised Tank strength and rigidity • 20 GAUGE WINTERIZED VINYL LINER • S ..-..ijockwoth, It FOOT. 4.50 • Aluminum bottom rail won't rust or . . . YOU CAN LEAVE THIS POOl W corrode ' . hoses do not have 24 FOOT. 6.00 • 20 GAUGE WINTHIHD VINYL LINED to be removed ... YOU CAN HAVE THIS POOL UP SIC THIS POOl ON DISPLAY ALL YEAS! far cleaning IN • Pressure gauge ' SEE THIS POOL Off DISPLAY 15'«48" FOOL IS'<48" POOl • Self priming pump POOL 18'x48" POOL 24'x48" POOL and FILTER and FILTER • Hair and lint trap LADDER and FILTIK ami FILTH $ J PKMGIS • Fir us* in 259 309 MUU0I above or be- $ S '< HP low graund mm DIATOMITE FILTER BRANCH BROOK 399. 539. 2I'«48" POOL 24'i48" POOL pools. Sturdy - WITH for UIQ in all pooll '.p )o 17 and FILTER and FILTER HCKWiSH. SPECIAL metal frame. rumen INCIUDE : HP riitit WITH U«W»SH including irott owall also available in 15", 21', and 27' $ 5 1600 CPH FILTERED WATER SALE PRICE ROUNDand 24'xl2*. 31x16 OVAL SIZES. 359. 429.

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50 MUST FLY NOW! IJ row MR ACT/NG SPOOKY? Cars can act pretty spooky when they've been around.a long time. If your car is giving you the fits, why not TRADE UP to a real performer. The 1971 MERCURY OF YOUR. ON BRAND NEW CHOICE. We're not out to spook you by GOBLIN up your hard earned money. Stop in today and take advantage of our UNUSUAL buys. WITCH ONE OF THESE 1971MERCURYS CARS IS FOR YOU? 144 CARS IN STOCK WE'LL DO ANYTHING TO HELP YOU SAVE DEMAND THE BEST! YOU'LL GET IT HERE WE'VE DONE IT AGAIN

SAVE SAVE SAVE UY, 1971 MONTEGO $ 1971 COUGAR $ MX. 2-door hardtop. V-8. gray Gold, black vinyl roof, sofecf ehift 1971 MONTEGO $ 2-door hardtop, select shift transmission, power steering, power front transmission, power steering, air condrtfonar. 468 4-door sedan, light gold. Hack vinyl roof, power steoring, select-shilt disc brakes, air conditioner, AM radio. 518 transmission, power front disc brakes, air conditioner. 450 1971 MONTEREY $ OUR PLEDGE - F/GHT INFLATION 1971 COLONY PARK Moor hardtop, while vinyl roof, doluxB all vinyl interior. solBCt ehlft 1971 MONTEREY Station wagon, maroon motallic, air conditioner, AM radio, tinted! transmission, power steoring, AM radio, elr conditioner. (jlass-complote. $916 766 2-door hardtop, dark green, dark grmn vinyl roof, select shift trans- mission, powor stcoring. air conditioner. $742 1971 MARQUIS 1971 MARQUIS 1971 MARQUIS $ Brougham 4-door hardtop,medium brown, vinyl rool. air condi- Moor sadtn, black vinyl root, air conditioner, AM radio. *879 2-door hardtop, dark groan moia'lic, dark green vinyl roof, air condh tioner, rear window defoggor, AM-FM stereo radio. M039 tlonpr. 881 1971 COUGAR $ $ 1971 MONTEGO $ Xn-7, 2-door hardtop, black, uniqua % vinyl roof, ssloct shift traro- 1971 MARQUIS MX 4-door sedan. V-8, white, setecl-sjiilt transmission, oir condi- mission, power etmring, air conditioner, AM-FM stereo radio. 674 4-door hardtop, medium blue, dark blue vinyl roof, sir conditioner, tioned, AM radio, 435 AM radio. 859 1971 MONTEGO $ 1971 MONTEREY $ 1971 COLONY PARK $ MX 4-door 8 a dan, V-8, Light Pewier, black vinyl roof, setoct shift 4-door hardtop, wliito, whita vinyl roof, deluxe vinyl Interior, satect Station wagon, moriium blue, luggaga carrier, air conditioner, AM ra- 1 trammlsston, powor steering, air conditional . 471 shift transmisaion, power steering, air conditioner. 728 dio. 939 1971 MARQUIS 1971 MONTEREY $ 1971 MARQUIS $ Station wanon, maroon, black vinyl rool, limfjags carrier, »tr condl- 4-door hardtop, dark green, dark green vinyl rool, deluxe •! vinyl in- Brougham 2-door hardtop, white, black halo vinyl rool, air condi- $922 tioner. AM-FM stereo radio. terior, select shift transmission, powor steering, air conditioner. 998 tknor, AM radio. 728

SHOPPING SHREWSBURY, NJ. IT'S BUYING MEAT WALL SHREWSBURY AVE. AT SYCAMORE 747-5400 AUTOS W)B. we u neip mone your evmi d auttea. S179S or best offer. 7474344, 1969 CHEVROLET —Automatic, "«" 1967 PLYMOUTH - "At Is" Special. 232-3M0 UJCCMS. Call 7*74062 oner 3 p m. and osM 1M0PONTIAC - Factory air. tor Stair. • I 1S71 PINTO — 3 months aid, lltOO out- 196J FORD — Automatic power. ' JEEP SALES AND SERVICE * Good Shape 1M5 DODGE — Automatic, power. 1961 CHEVROLET BEL AIR - Four- Phone 747-4319 right, or take over monthly payments Iff Twin Boro Motors, Inc. 1961 CHEVROltl BCL dm - rw»'- qualified buyer. No down payment, 229-, 1962 CHEVROLET — "As Is" Special. 131 Newmon Sprlnos Rd., Red Bank door, six-cylinder automatic, good condl- i TRAVEL-TRANSPORTATION] 9084 offer 8 p.m. n PONTIAC 1965 — Tempest Station Wagon, Save now! CALL NOW 747-0040 ;KIOfi WANTEO — To Irvinglon. Mon. ' six cylinder, J59S. 1970 GERMAN B«w - J500 four-door se- 1968 VOLKSWAGEN — I . White. COIIM2-0583 1970 MERCURY MARQUIS — Station KITSON CHEVROLET CO. . REWARD-URGENT! |Fri., leoving Middle-town obout 2:30 p.m, wagoT. Full power Including factory air RASSAS PONTIAC don, 11,000 miles. iW0».7 PeMmw mall, brown with Mack tga, <£eturr, 12 midnight. COM 787-01?;. 1967 CADILLAC — Hardlap sedan Dt- 395 Brood St. 741-51(0 Red Bo Hwy 36 . Eaionto conditioning. Mint condition. Less than 542-1000 .blind Tn tenittty* eye.. U«l «Hy evening. June ViltD. Leather Interior. Vinyl roof. Ster- 8.000 miles. Interested parlies only. 291- y Eves, until 9 1968 CHEVROLET WAGON - Automalle DATSUN ^ i. vicinity RufcmRufcnwo n Rd. Wftlnoham * - eo. Six-way seot. Excellent condition. 0413 ony lime. 1966 PLYMOUTH — Valiant. "A" Real F & H Motors Inc. WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE Rurreon. Child™Ch(ldreii*. _,_i pet_ . Answer_-s. to AUTOMOTIVE 13495. Phone 2W-9I0O, O5tc lor Mrs. Ca&- V*, power steering. Excellent condilion. 1 cor, J895. M. SCHWARTZ, 141 W, Front * Authorized Dealers ."Pigpen *. Urmntly needs dolly special '1V71 0LDSM08ILES — Corqc selection. Call fil-4561 alter fp.rn.HtS0. . 37a Bread St. 2M-IM3 Kwort ALTOS FOR SALK stdy. immediate delivery. STEVEN OLDSA/O-' SI. and Hwy 35. Red Bonk. 7474)787. Dodge and Dodge trucks medication. SubSubstantias l reward. Coll 84 ( 1970 MGB - Blue convertible. RqdlOl, CHEVROLET*-BRAND NEW STO tnssn •GRA«D PRIX — 1967. Air conditioned, BILF. 110 Woin St. Matowon. 566-3600. __ \ Hwv 35 Eatoniown, N.J. STO or tn-ssn. [AUSTIN AMERICA — Two-door, four! 5J2-I111 . healer. Excellent condition. J250O. Call ot- speed. SU72. P.O.E. slightly higher with power steering, brakes. Best offer over 1967 VOLKSWAGEN - Fiberglo! (end AIL BLACK GERMAN SHEPHERD - 1966' bODGE DART^Model 27o7slifcyT «rs, new AAT maps and tires. AAA/FM ra- ter 7:30 p.m. 495.1116. 1970 LEFTOVERS - Demo's anf e«ai. automatic. Also Sprites, Midgets, MGfM JI300. Call 741-7075 or 741-8400. Inder automatic, hardtop coupe. Excellent I ' MUHPMY 4 DAVISON live't at oreatly nductd prices. Lost In Belfcrd. Reword. roadsters — GT. AiG MOTORS, ASbUry,' dio. New paint Job. Excellent condition. Mercedes-Beni Soles and Service . 1~956 SUNBEAftA ALPINE - Good condi- Call TlT 1964 MGB — Black, red interior. Wire condilion. «95. 495-0653. S135O. Call after 5 p.m. 872-0949.. Park 775-3483. • ' . <• wheels. Rodio. Tonneau. Excellent condi- Hwy 9 . freehold 462-5300, tion. British Racing Green. Two new ' TOWNE CHEVROLET 1968 VOLKSWAGEN — Squareback 1964 CADILLAC — Coupe de Vine: Me- tires New battery. AAust sell. *SO0 or best LOST — All block Labrador-type puppy. tion. Call 291-17H. wagon. Low mileage. Good as new. AsK- STRAUBBUICK-OPEL 1st Av«,. Atlantic iflgtilaidi Wl-1101 1962 PLYMOUTH FURY — Elght-cylln- chanically sound, needs tinkering and : ofler. Coll 741-2970 otler 5 p.m. Port Monmoulh area. Any Information,* Ing S1495. Call after 5 p.m. or weekends, NINEACRESolNewondUsedCoM please coll 4K-0059. Reword to tinder. ' der, automatic. Rodio. Needs minor (rent 1965 THUNDERBIRD — Excellentcondi- paint. First S495 lokes.lt. 787-1188 alter 5 DOREMUS FORD end repairs. SIOO. 842-1687. lion. Call after 5 p.m. and weekends. 671-53B2. p.m. Hwy 36 264 4000 Keypor' 1970 VOLKSWAGEN KARIAAN GHIA — 90 Moi\iriouth St. Red Bonk, LOST — Early American Powder Horn, 1970 HORNET — Two-door, yellow, block 542-7888 1968 BUICK ELECTRA— Four-door Automatic stick shift. Showroom condi- Inscription J. W. Olxon, Fort Edward, 1967 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE - Four- 1967 CADILLAC tion Sacrifice. S207O. Days. 949-4762 Eve». vinyl roof, automatic, radio, heater. Big 1966 CORVAIR — 3-speed slick. Good con- hardtop. Air conditioning, tilt steering doled 1759. Reward. {Newman Sprlnos Six, undercooling, Polyglas tires, deluxe wheel, whitewalls. Electric trunk, seats, door hardtop. Full cower, factory air. Sedan Devllle, as traded. 12350. and weekends 7B7-2222. CIRCLE CHEVROLET dition. Soil). Jeff VonWogenen. SI425. Coll between 1-5 p.m. 787-9640. Coll 222-1234 Rd.. Red Bonk) Coll 741-5M2. cops. 11775. Call 223-3152. 842-4975 windows. Excellent condition. 787-5701. * R AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE ! AUTOS FOR SALE Tv7o CORONA — Red, tour-door. Ex- AUTOS FOR SALE cellent condition, low mileage. Snow tires. Btil otter. Coll 5M-177t. . CAOaLACCOyPE.lM) -70M mllesT AM/FM stereo tap*. Voou* i res. Other, exlroj. Mu>l sell ntlou/ftW. SU-»7l. \ 19o6 CHEVROLET BISCAYNB - SlK-cyl^ Inder. New teat cavers and tires. 1650. Phone 47M383, * I970 VOLKSWAGEN BUG Rodlo. Low mileage. S165O 741-5M7 )97l DUSTER — Excellent condition. REMUS White with black vinyl root, orange Interi- or; Must sell Immediately, going over- seas. 739-1760 on/ time before noon or ot- ter 6. I96» PLYMOUTH WAGON — 9-pauerP •er, air conditioning, loaded, Bolance of1 warranty. 264-4393. 196. CADILLAC - Coupe de Vllle. Air WHERE SERVICE COUNTS conditioned. Fully powered. Excellent condition. Coll otter

LIST LIST • $ LIST .. • i LIST $4869 NOW $5345 NOW 4580 $5279 NOW $3588 NOW 3195 $4647 NOW . BRAND NEW 1971 LTD 1971 LTD 1971 MUSTANG 71 OLDS 1971 TORINO 500 Culhsi 2 dr. Hardtop STOCK #270 STOCK #170 STOCK #95 1971 PINTO Turbo hydramatic transmission, 4 door hardtop, cruise-o-matic, Grande, cruts STOCK #44 power steering, deluxe push grey gold, brown vinyl roof, power button radio, fiber glass whito 4 door, cruise-o-matic, pastel wall tires, hood lock. steering;- power windows, air waiis power st- blue, whitewalls, power steering, conditioning, AM radii* tinted BRAND NEW glass, vinyl trim. radio, vinyl trim. 3088 $ - Ovar75o«irmb*l» LIST LIST ' $ LIST $ •quaHy low In price. 1978 Delivered LIST $4760 HOW $4976 NOW $3509 NOW 4249 $4268 NOW 3125 FACTORY EQUIPPED, PLUS TAX TEVEN 1971 LTD 1971 LTD 1971 MUSTANG 1971 TORINO STOCK "237 1971 MAVERICK STOCK #173 STOCK #118 STOCK #20 2 door hardtop, cruise-o-matic, •4 door hardtop; cruise.o-iratic. 110 MAIN STREET Hardtop, cruise-o-matic, medium ' hardtop 6 medium green, green vinyl root, light gold, brown vinyl roof, white- MATAWAN walls., power steering; air condi- 2 Dr.-Brand New brown, wide ovals, power steer- whitewalls, power steering, air tioning AM radio, rear speakers, 566-3600 conditioning, radio, tinted glass. tinted glass ' ing, radio, wheel covers. LIST $ '2162 Delivered LIST $ LIST $4864 NOW $4852 NOW 4098 Factory equipped Plus Tax $3566 NOW 3180 $3214 NOW 1971 LTD 1971 LTD 1971 LTD SQUIRE 1971 LTD SQUIRE 1971 MUSTANG 1971 TORINO STOCK #235 STOCK #246 STOCK #200 STOCK #228 STOCK#153 STOCK #420 1969V0LK5WAGEN..$1450 4 door hardtop, cruise-o-matic, 10 passenger, cruise-o-matic, 6 passenger cruiseo-matic, light 2 door hardtop, cruise-o-matic, 2-door, 4-sDQDd, radio, heater. medium blue, blue vinyl roof, whi- green, whiter alls, power steer- pastel blue, whjtewalls, power tewall tires, power steering, air ! seats, power steering, air condi- medium blue, whitewalls, power 1967 V0LKSWAGEN....$995 ing, air conc 'ienmg. radio, tinted 2-docr, 4-soecd, radio, heater. conditioning. AMradio, tinted tioning, AM/FM radio, tinted steering, ajr conditioning, AM ra- glass, luggage rack. glass, vinyl trim. glass, luggage rack. dio, tinted glass. 1967 CHEVROLET .$1150- .Impata, convertible, eulomallc trans-' mission. LIST LIST $ LIST LIST $ $4760 NOW $5130 NOW . LIST 1967M0NZA.. $825 $4806 NOW $5611 NOW Automatic transmission. 4060 4692 $3453 NOW '3351 1967 OPEl $925- Station Waflon, 4-speed transmission 1966MONZA $725 1971 LTD 1971 LTD SQUIRE 1971 MUSTANG 4-spetd transmission. 1971 LTD SQUIRE 1971 TORINO 500 1966 OLDSMOBItE....$T350 STOCK #159 STOCK rVi38 Vista station wiigori, 9 passengor, air STOCK #176 STOCK #357 STOCK #51 STOCK #2 conditioning. 2 door hardtop, cruise-o-matic, 4 door hardtop, ciuiie-o-ruajic. 1966 BUICK .$1295 10 passenger, cruise-o ""st grey gold, brown vinyl roof, white- mediurr brown,, brown vinyl roof. 6 passenger, cruise-o-matic, Hardtop, cruise-o-matic, light Sport w«oon. 0 passenger. dark grten. whitewalls, pov. walls, power steering, air condi- power steering, r'adio. ,vhi'ewa!ls.. white, whitewalls, power steer- pewter, whitewalls, power steer- 1966 BWCK $1195 tioning, radio, tinted glass, vinyl steering, air conditioning, rac leSabre, 2-Door, air conditioning. ar ccncit'onirjg,ti'nfedgiass.visi- ing, radio. ing, radio, wheel covers. trim. ;'•bilitygroup'•;V.>! '"•'-.•rfi'V';''1.''' • •tinted glass; luggage rack 1966WIKURY 41150

v . Park Lane, 4-door -...••• ' ' '• ' i LIST LIST LIST LIST 1966 FORD $875 LIST $ Custom 4-door, air conditioning: $4760 NOW $4819 jyow $5266 NOW S3691 NOW 4025 $4587 NOW $3431 NOW 3070 1966MUSTANG ...... S995j 3894 •Sixcylmdor. eutomiiD iranimlulon. re- dio. healer. • 1965 CHEVROIET. $750 Super Sport, eutomatk) trtnimiealon. "6S0PH ....,...$595 Station wegon

omato iran DOREMUS FORD •dto,,»i««ter.. 1965 DAW ''GT".. $795 Sund«ri)tr.nimluion ' 90 MONMOUTHST RED BANK SCENIC mJCARSALES H724I21ManrI AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS W9.HKLZ ink V©LK4*«jEH „ tun rettt, MW mjttr, Votus, TIirnI , «aa.. Cell afljf OJTfcH* - " AWOBFOggAtg - *M/H* t«U», turn top owl I XL r-Four DM G€T the BEST rilmt condition, fo3 Odd.*** twiw Wl-ttOtlwtwtm n pin \U1 COUGAR - COM condition, rant 1»M FORD — Falcon wagon, In good 1W3 FORD FAIRLANE — 4dMr aedan. Wr.FlrmWW. for less at Automatic trammlnlon. Powir itMrina.' Rodlo ond heater, mi. Call 747-iiM. ^ 1»64 FORD GALAXIE — Convertible, 1WI FORD LTD — Station Woaon, brown, APTOS FOB SALE ,AUTOS FOBS AWL Four IIM urn, good condition. USQ. Col and white. Orlolnal price S520O Pav off 142-4U1 afler 6. m Kifson 13800. Coll alter"5. ***i" *"™ "' °" 1846 VOLKSWAGEN - Sunroof, white- with black vinyl Interior. Asking i]7M.| 1964 MUSTANG - Cold. 6 cyllndtr. StlCK. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN — Automatic ' walls, rodlo.-ExcellenKM»S or but offer. • DeluXi Interior. Radio and heater. Ex-. AM/FM radio. AiklngJI700 "UIOma"c- Chevrolet . Phone K6S3U 1966 LINCOLN - Good condition. MOO. ]»« PONTIAC CATALINA - Convert- 19619 2 CDICADILLACC -M MMM or best otter.' IMS PONTIAC - Grand Prix. Air condi- ible. Mew lop. Two new snows. J5/J. Call 29-6831 otter s tioned, V4. 400 cu. In. automatic, power between 5 and 730 p.m. ru-im. Iteirlna, brakes, windows, radio, hnter. Champagne with black Cordovan lop. Blcck luxury Interior with bucket seats 1970 CHEVROLET and console. N»w wnltewoll tires, Superb 291-223S Klngnmxl w»gon. 3««, air condl- condition. »2»5. Coll owner, 747-49)8. 1)64 VOLKSWAGEN" AIR CONDITIONED - 1965 Four-door tioned. 1965 MUSTANG — Good condition. Six. AM-FM radio, UK, MMercury , allll power , automoflt c Excellent lttt JEEP - Now, WK. /(.SCHWARTZ. cylinder standard transmission. 16S0. Call Call 7«7.9217 condition. Reasonable. 747-0155. 141 W. Front 51. ond Hwy 35- Red Bonk. alter 6 p.m. 747-3J89. 747-0787. * $3495 1?S5 FORD — Convertible, V-8, power CORVETTE 327 -1964. 300 h.p. Four-' 1970 AAG MIDGET — Best OH er. steering, automatic trammis&lon. Ex> Phone cellenl condition. Asking »7S. Phong 741- 747-MW atter 5 p.m. 46JS. S^ll^f^M, mi PLYMOUTH - Sport Satellite. Tak! — Catollrw, 4-door, (1095. 1970 CHEVROLET 1965 TEMPEST.— Custom convertible. 141 W. Front St. «mt Hwy over payments. Coll after 6 p.m. Air conditioning, power steering, auto- Imptb Iport ndan. Air conditioned : 495-0919 matic. Whlltwalls. 264-4387. AUTOS FOR SALE PLYMOUTH - m» Fury ill. 4.door $3095 AUTOS FOB SALE M Mt 1«gKM CADILLAC — Seda'n OeVllle, fully•quippefully (quipped InIncludind g factory a r Condi- tlonlnT t1?35. M. SCHWARTZ. Ml W. Front St. and Hwy 35, Bed Bonk. 747-0717., 1970 CHEVY II 1MI VOLKSWAGEN - Green. With ra- • S»d«n. dio. Excellent condition. Sacrifice, MM, CollCT-Oai 19719 0 BARRACUDA - V-«, automatic $1995 transmission, R°*ffi.!t1Srl2fe,C5i! wlth blacack vyvinyl roof. SUiS. M. SCHWARTZ,, 1 W. Frontt SSII . ond HHw y 3355. RRedd Bank. 7 1969 VOLKSWAGEN W» CHEVROIET WASOp - Runs good. 4»£l»5« Square back AT RUSSELL OLDS-CADILLAC 4-aoorF $1795 w. Front S IKS FALCON SQUIRE—HMdt Work. TRIUMPH TR-6 CHECK OUR PRICES! 1M7 CHRYSLER — "300" 1.... „.. . Immediate Delivery 1969 CHEVROLET Inc tiding factory air conditioning. I Impale convattible. M.SCH*ART1*I41 W. Front St. —- 35, Red Bonk. 747-0787, 1964 PONTIAC - Convertible. New tlr«. $2395 ' ' ' a conoiilon. S45O or best RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS 1 1M> POHTIAC — Firebird. Blue. 115>5. Authorized Dealer M. SCHWARTZ, 141W. Front St. and Hwy 35. Red Bank. 747-O787.-.- 1969 CHEVROLET AUTOS fOB SALE. Newman Springs Rd. 741-5886 Red Bank Impab Sport udan. Air conditioned. $2395 1969CAMARO CUTLASS "S" COUPE Hardtop White with Blue vinyl top and Blue vinyl Bucket $2395 cGLOIN BUICK - OPEL Inc seats. Equipped with tinted, windshield, rubber floor •mats'(front and rear), door edge guards, air.condi-

tioning; power steering and brakesJ\ Ql\uwf, consolevwl Iwvlvf, OUIautoV - 1969CHEVELLE matic transmission, wheel A Mallbu, hardtop. discs, whitewall tires, and ™ $2295 ,-AM radio. ~ 3910 ANNIVERSARY SALE 1968 CHEVROLET CONTINUES WITH GREAT SUCCESS!! Impala, 2-door hardtop $1695 OVER 30 MORE BRAND NEW 1968CORVAIR Coupe 1971 0LDSM0B1LES IN STOCK! $1095 ALL MODELS - ALL COLORS 230 BUICKS & OPELS IN STOCK 1968 CHEVY II 2-door m dan $1395 AND MORE ON THE WAY! 1968CHEVELLE . Malibu convertiblo $1995

1967CHEVELLE TEST DRIVE ANY BUICK Malbu, 2-door hardtop IMMEDIATE $1495 DELTA 88 Hardtop Coupe OR OPEL OF YOUR CHOICE Sable Brown with Sahdalwood vinyl top end Briar vinyl in 1 od- or. Equipped with tinted glass, air conditioning, remoto con- 'trol outsido mirror, automatic transmissiftfl, wnitowails, AM DELIVERY 1967 CHEVROLET 'radio, roar spoakor, powor stooring and brakes and con-- , 4-doorsedan ' Q flroup. JUST A SAMPLE $1195 DA.4105 AIR CONDITIONED AIR CONDITIONED 1965 CHEVROLET Super Sport hsrdtop $995 • •• •TRUCKS— STOCK #5401 STOCK #5568 1969 CHEVROLET SEDAN DEVILLE pk ton ^pick-up, 4-spoed trans- rquoiso wilh white vinyl top and turquoiso ml ilulon, V-8 enalne, 8' body, 3,000 miles. Liko now. RIVIERA LE S ABR E 4-DOOR HARDTOP $2695 5465 DELIVERED PIUS TAX 4 I 3U DELIVERED PLUS TAX 1969 FORD SPECIAL COUPON PRICE! FtOO, V, top pickup, V-8. AIR CONDITIONED AIR CONDITIONED $1995

1969 CHEVROLET WE HAVE AN EXCELLENT SELECTION OF Van- $1995 1971 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLES AND ELDORADOS STOCK #5493 STOCK #5399 1969 CHEVROLET IN STOCK AND AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! C-10 Vi Ion pickup ELECTR A 4-DOOR HARDTOP SKYLARK 2-DOOR COUPE $1995 $ T967F0RD *5250 DELIVERED PLUS JAX 3585 DELIVERED PLUS TAX U ton pickup See a "Russell Man" today! $1595 Fred Kooser —*— Tom Kegelman —•— Bill Hilsinger AIR CONDITIONED t Alan Holsey—*— Art Hill WE WILL TAKE YOUR TRADE AND ARRANGE FINANCING KITSON STOCK #5510 RUSSELL ESTATE WAGON OPEL 2-DOOR SEDAN $ $ OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC CO. 1775 DELIVERED PUS TAX 4995 PLUS 1AX 100 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank HIGHWAY 36 EATONTOWN 542-1126 741-0910 688 SHREWSBURY AVENUE 741-6200 NEW SHREWSBURY BOATS AND ACCEKSOEIES ft*dB«l rif»i,y I, f rid. v. Jww-11. 1971 THACTOBS BOATS AND ACCESSORIES BOATS AWP ACCE8S0EIBS H0T0ECYCU2S , trull Irntrudto*. PHtWxt, chopped. IIS» HALF-TON - CM>r«ltt pick-up. Needs motor work. M* OWENS — 40 h.p. ttedrlc start. Fully Good condition. tSS. Call 787-6SS0 ORAVELY TRACTOR — With «a™I reel J&&88&i8!gL WANTED — Seal ma frailer. Pay cash. Call 7».7*S4 mo»ers, «• cut. dual wheels, electric Open wetk6an,9aJUr —*»Jr*. Most^tensofa for resole. SoaPtroiler 1»e* SEARS MOTORCYCLE — 124 a starter, steering sulky to ride. In top Sundays ond Holidays. 9 gji. — 1 p.m. FOR SALE — IMS IS' Chryjltr Mustang. Custom seat. Low mileage. Perfect run shape. U25.462-4*41. VMOON —*tK cylinder, V ULRICMSEN — 2 to 1 reduction sear. 16' EVINRUPE — OMC Inboard-Outooard II- CHRIS CRAFT —105 Inboard. CARPENTER - IMMM •«•,»«« JSl' 41 h.p. 3C Hollywood Avc Long BrancE nlnj condition. »«• Call 747-2765. 1965Chrls Craft 213 V-t. Completely over- Doors, wlndOVrt,poil»lIll««»«»tmtnM. I&-2771. " 90 h.p. Custom trall wortt. Must selfas Is. S95Q. Can be otter. Can be sem by appointment only. seen at Pleasure Bay Marina. 222-8110. 1967 SILVERLINE — 17' Inboord-aut- LAWN MAINTENANCE 1M3 CHEVROLET IMPALA eel lent condHlon. Sacrltice, U7S. 47I-0372. GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGM - Grass cutting, sod. orjj lertillzlnaj Good canton. •Coll WJ-10M. AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMJUTH boa'd, 120 h.p. Call oiltr 6 p.m. 22' SKIFF — Ship-to-shore radio, depth 5»3-24i4 BUSINESS NOTICES Esllmotet given. HI-0M»- PIWW7KM650 WRECKER AND EQUIPMENT 1»7 TRIUMPH — «0 cc UGO. MOTORS INC.. H*vy 3S. Eotoatown tinder, compass, line, anchors, etc In wa- For sale. Coll after 5 p.m. ter. First S500 takes It. 787-4094. IS1 AEROCRAFT _AOII.LAC — Ftntwood brougham, 767-9164 I »» sold, iww tar arriving. 74MM Coll ««-9»3l ' JUNK CARS " 40 ti.p. Mercury electric, depth meier, two EMPLOYMENT 19' AQUA SPORT — Completely tanks, less than 10 hours. Like new. $1,495 1?M INTERNATIONAL METRO — Step- 1V68 YAMAHA 305 PICKED UP | equipped. Best otfer. UN-MAR With helmet. S2J0 FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORKS HELP WANTEPTEMALE in van. Dual wheels. Refrigerated. Good Twinbrook Auto Wrecking- ' 741-3271 DeNormondle Ave. PCHEVROLET IMPALA - Good Con- for milk or provision truck. Low mileoge. S42-1299 Fair Haven »7-30in BUILDERS I. Stta or best offer. In working condition. 7»7-ll?7. Eatontown 542-2235 '1967 33' CRUSIER — Beautiful condition.- 1968 305 YAMAHA-S2J0. Exp^n'onrpd builder* in'AAonmDuthCounly_ INPROCESS Call JI7-33SO Twin engines, dual controls. Hot and cold' 20' MORGAN SEA SKIFF — Good run- 1?4» INTERNATIONAL — Walk-in Von. Phone CARS WAN7E3 — WE PAY TOP » FORshower. Sleeps six privately. Ship-to- tor over 15 ycori. Wp do additions, dor- Bad engine. As is, 1345. M. SCHWARTZ. 842-12W CLEAN USED CARS. CALL MR. VIN-' ning condition. Inboard Gray marine en- mers. iidifiQ. rooling. masonry, kikhen^,- INSPECTOR CADILLAC LIMOUSINE — Good CENT 542-iSOO. ' • shore, depth finder, pressure water, 110-. Oine. Head. 12-volt system. Asking J300. HI W.Frorrl St. ond Hwy as. Red Sank. volts, electric reflrgerator, full galley, bathrooni101. s ond ne#'constf,,uclton on your ELECTRONICS „ vs 7474717. VERY LOW MILEAGE —1571 Honda CB teak decks, diriahy. 111,500. In water. £71 . WANTED — Choice rjsed cars, wllh cerii- T 787-0816 Experienced In vlsuol-mechonlcnl In- 450, S9?5. 1948 Kawasaki, 175 cc. Bush 0372. ' IV OWENS — Express Cruiser. Com- ° 19» INTERNATIONAL — Pickup truck. whacker. Extras. J32S. Coll 787-4453 atle fled mileage. Contact Ed Sigler. spection of electronic assemblies and sys- AT— Ml Sport coupe. M». IS,000 No. 9D32-A. UvS. M. SCHWARTZ. 141 W. SCHWARTZ, Chrysler-Plymouth, 141 W. pletely reouilt engine, new canvasses, ex- tems. Ability to reed drawings and speci- 5p.rn. 22' SEA SKIFF — 110 h.p. Gray Marine, cellent condition. 13000.S42-49o5. ""JOT passenger. Excellent eondl Front St. ond Hwy IS, Red Bank. 747-07B7. Front St., Red Bank. srilp-to-shore radio, three bilge pumps, J.C. &SON fications required.- »15S «ves. and weekend*. CASH FOR USED CARS — Trucks, for- cushion, anchor, hardtop. Working In 32' COLONIAL SPORT FISHERMAN — Paneling, Cellars, Attics, Repairs. SmaU 1W2 GMC — Dump with snow plow. No. Mexico. Asking 11200.741-7323. jobs. Free esiimales. 78/-81V5 _____ SPENCER ELECTRONIC DIV. I CHEVROLET — Irapolo, J-door 5314. SIMS. M. SCHWARTZ. 141 W. From MOBILE HOMES eign or domestic. Deon, opposite Two. Flying bridge, depth finder, ship-to-shore .Guys, Midd clown. <71-v844. . . rodlo. 542-O67» alter 5 p.m. 1 , SIMS. M. SCHWARTZ, 141 W.St. and Hwy. 35, Red Bank 141-vm. 27' LUXURY MOTOR HOME — For rcn 16' THOMPSON - Navy Top, trailer, 40 ENTRONINC. - end Hwy. 35. Rgd Bonk. 7^7-OTJV to responsible parties. 5350 per week plu: h.p. Evlrnude. Recent!/ overhauled. S400. 12' WOODEN SKIFF - M0.1970 Chrysler WINDOW WASHING HOMES-APARTMENTS-STORES R|.7» Morganvllle I FALCON STATION WAGON — Ro MOTORCYCLES mileoge. Hi-lW. AUTO PARTS-REPAIR Call 842-4262. 10 h.p. outboard, like new, S325. Coll 741- 7899. For free estimates coll AAA Window " «•. Rons good. WS. AAMCO TKAhlSMISSION 59MOO0 SKYLINE 1968 — Custom made. Hire, 26' SEA SKIFF — Newly painted ond In Washing Service, 542J6M | •72-O4& weekends. If3 Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank water. 18' PLYWOOD BOAT - And trailer. $250. An equal opportunity employer BMW SALE$ bedroom, 65'. Full birch panel, olr Condi 842-2500 EXPERIENCED PAINTER IMI RAMBLER Honed, wosber/dryer. MOOO. Coll 542-7SP2. Coll 727-0695 Can be seen at 127 Black Point Rd., Rum- WITH RECOMMENDATIONS EXPERIENCED son. . CALL STEVE, 741-9187 Come see tne new 750cc BMW KSS-1957 CHEVROLET ENGINE — 302 15' MFG — Flberglassed boat and trailer, SEWING MACHINE BMW Parts ond Service 1970 TRAVELO — 42x12, cxpando livlni cu. In. Balanced, blueprinted, clearance, 75 h.p. Johnson electric start. Two gas 14' ALUMINUM BOAT Motor and trailer. J225. HOUSEPAINTING — Interior. Exterior. THE BOAT CENTER • room, central cir, utility room, two bedready to run. Also 195/ body for track 427 tanks. 244-6285 or 264-9067. Reasonable rotes. Free estimates. Call OPERATORS CHEVROLET — Bel Air Italian 75 White M. Bed Baik 741-1124 rooms. 1'6 baths, wall-to-wall carpe: jn!s and extras. 747-1891. Call 542-4419 Steady work, three weekl paid vacation, Asking $14,500. 264-0027 after 6 p.m. 18' CHRIS CBAFT - 40 h.p. Johnson 78a Standard V-J. Asking WOO. MARK IV — Aulo olr conditioner, S4D, Electro. Fully equipped. 5550. .BOSTON WHALER — Kotama series.' seven paid holidays, plus other benefits. Call 787-35U. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE and cor radio lor F-SS Oldsmobilc, slo. LIGHT HAULING, CLEAN CELLARS, AMERICAN PRESIDENT — 19S0. 10x5 Call 872-1897 * 16'/2'. TOO h.p. Mercury. Trailer and all YARDS,'GARAGES -.Free estimoles, BRIDGE SPORTSWEAR Reasonable Rotes * Call 787-3338. * canvas covering, all extras. Only 12 hours AOB — 196V. Green ond black. Spoke GROSSINGERft HELLER AGENCY .. Must be moved from present location 24' LUHRS — Needs paint. Engine ex- use. Sacrifice. 747-0M7. Coll ofter"-3 p.m. 741-2I49! 1A7 Bridge Ave. Red Bank itittb. Low mileage. Excellent condition. Broad & Mechanic Sts. 7AU7\O0 Rrd Bonk Reasonable. Call 721-6813. cellent. Any reasonable offer accepted FURNITURE MOVING — Allies and cel- 747-1373, MI329-tt22oflartp.nl. AUTO RENTALS FOR SALE - Woodpussy. tlberglos over Must sell at once. Make your own deal. lars cleaned. Free estimates. PLEASE CALL FOR APPOINTMENT wood, excellent doy sailsailerr . ReaReadd y tto no. . Call 747-3002 AUTOS f OR SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOB SALE TOM'S FORD $325 witithh o r withouitht t tilertrail . 747-2>7«. SAILS AND CANVAS— Repairs mode. •>W. BUCK If you have good typing skills and p pleas- RENT A CAR Bring to Charles Ulmer of Red Bank* 16- CRUISERS INC.— Runobbur. 40 h.p. Furniture repaired and antiques on) phone personality. If you'can take H wy 35 264-1600 Keypor?, 101 Monmouth St. Johnsonelecfrlc start. reflnished. 542-6551 light steno and would like to be a lull time Phone 462-2675 secretary In a busy real estate office. DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS— Fur- BOATS AND NEW AND USED SAILBOATS MERCURY —10 ti.p. outboard, two years A. FRED MAFFEO AGENCY 55 Different Models on Display nished and Installed for only $64.95. To or- old. Excellent condlllon. S250. der, call 349-0863. 549 River Road ACCBSSORIES MONMOUTH SAILING CENTER 642-6280 Fair Haven MONMOUTH MARINA JERSEY REFRIGERATION AND AIR 741-5333 MADE TO ORDER West St. Atonmoutri Beach 14' SCOTT — Flberglas ski boat. In very CONDITIONING — Commercial ond resi- 222-3492 lood condition, 28 h.p. motor, trailer, wa> dential. New ond used restaurant equlp-HOUSEKEEPER-BABYSITTER — For Boat cushions. Canvas work. 642-2205. fer6kl5.J480.»l-9l£ .ment. A-l used washers, dryers, and re- working molher with one child, age 3. Marlboro, N.J. Coll Dr. Hayes. W6-8I0O. AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FORSALE 23' 0WENSXAB1N CRUISER - 100 h.p. frlgeralors. J50 and up delivered. Any ap- Flogshlft engine. Must sell. Moving. 51200. pliance'repaired. 24 Hour service. 7 Days DICTAPHONE TYPIST— In Iniurance o week^gervlce choree M.50. 727-U89. office. Good skills required. Flvedoy 1 week, y-5. Write to P.O. Box 824, Red GRADUATION SPECIAL — IS rnoho- PAINTING — DECORATING — Interior, gony plywood nmabout, navy top, 30 h.p. exterior. Fully Insured. Free estimates. Bonk, N.J. Call 767-7251. Evlnruoe. Has trailers Repainted; Best of- WAITRESSES — Apply In person. fer. 542-4311, LASOCIC MOVING COMPANY — Nation- REX DINER, 117 W. Front St. 1968 PLYMOUTH SAILBOAT - 12' Penguin complete, trail- wide moving. Inexpensive. Red Bank 1970 DODGE er, extras. $380. • • $ Sports Fury coupe, V-8. buckets, $ WANTED — Woman to work In new busi- Sport Coups, V-8, air condi- Call 556-0310 QUALITY MASON WORK - All phases. ness In Red Bank. Write to Box F-1U, The tioning, vinyl roof, full power, ra- automatic, full power, radio, Before you buy Patios, brick, block, plaster. All slr.e jobs. Dolly Refllster, Red Bonk. dio. tap* deck, whitowalls. white walls and discs. 1395 Reasonable. Alter 6,2)2-5712. 2695 WANTED AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLY — Small NEED YOUR HOU5E PAINTED? growing company In Mlddletown area. It'sa mistake If you don't let us give you Must be proficient In soldering ond assem- bly of small chassis and PC Doards. Pay o Chevy from Volkswagen, a bid. Experienced pointers with happy commensurate with experience ond profi- 1970 MUSTANG 1968 NOVA Spring UHEREI clientele. Call 741-1230. ciency. Full time only. Call 787-1W8. ^'Grande" coupe., sir condi* Sport coupe. Six cylinder, 3- DRES5ES-SKIRTS-HOTPANTS, $ PART-TIME - Steno, type, file. Holmdel. 'Boning, vinyl roof, lull power, speed transmission, radio, brand ond we need 100 Used Cars Your fabr' - T mine Phone •utomatic. radio, whitewalls, raw whitman's. *I295 842-675(1. 2895 Hwy. 35 2M EDGECUTTER - Machine operator on automatic, power steering. OHC coots. Top wages. ILGWU shop. All ben-, 1966 VOLKSWAGENS 195 etlls Apply Wall .Street Fashions* Corner; 1969MAUBU 1967 MUSTANG *'6" Sedan, beige. West and Wall Sts., Red BonK. ' Spot coups, V-8, bucket seats, $ Sport coupe, economy six cylin- $ HERE'S A SAMPLE OF OUR automatic, power, sport wheels, der, 3-on-the-floor, radio, extra 1967 FORD...... $1250 SALESLADY — Thoroughly experienced. 1967V0LKSWAGEN41395 Drug store. Saturdays, v-6. Call Keyport ndio, whitwats. 2395 wheels and hitch. Galaxia "600" convertible radio,, HUGE USED CAR INVENTORY 1195 , Sedan, red. Pharmacy, 2M-5558. heater, eutomatic. power steering, V-8. HOUSEKEEPER- Live-In. Deal.Mature 1968 V0LKSWAGEN41495 womon. Light cooking, general cleanlno. Laundry. Two adults. Two grown chll- Fastback, red. 1,968 CHEVROLET J969OTUAC 1969 PLYMOUTH *-.-_ 1967 CORVETTE *^m.mkm 1968CHEVR0LET^..$1895 Coups DsVilto, Fully equipped in' aren, home summer only, References re- Convertible. 4-speed, AM-FM ra- CAfAP Impala, fully equipped with alt tho quired. Call 531-0506 after S p.m. Sport Fury coupe, buckets, lac- S •) 1 m» Jt Vz ton pickup, radio, heater, 3- eluding air condition. 1969 Y01KSWAGEN41695 oxtra's. tory air conditioning, vinyl roof, f I *w J dio, Miohelin tires, Mag wheels, * m ^ W ^ speed; V-8. MATURE — Reliable person wanted for radio, whitewalls. «tc mm • » mr new paint. Mm «JT # •# \ Sedan, white. sales In retail boutique. Full or port-time. Experience helpful. Apply in person 1968 PLYMOUTH 1970 PLYMOUTH Thrifty Threads, The Mall, Red Bank, or Sport Suburban, station wagon, fully Fury III, 4-door hardtop. Fully equipped including air condition. equipped including air condition. FEMALE MASSEUSE - Ftyt-flme. Ex- 1969 JAVELIN mm_'m 1966BUICK ! SPKMI OFTHFIrVKWH- perienced or will train. "SSr* Sport coups, V-8, auto- (1Q A _ "Wildcat" sport coupe, V-8, $ 219-1353 m»!ic, power, vinyl roof, wido * I fra 'W • automatic, full power, tilt wheel, 1969 CHRYSLER LAUNDRESS- Experienced, to do shirts ewbsandcjiscs. U V M mf radio, whitewalls, discs. "300", 4-door hardtop, fully 1967 FIREBIRD 1095 equipped including air condition. ond linens, your home or mine. 1968 VOLKSWAGEN ' Convertible. A real sport. 842-1308 ' % . Squareback, wagon, radio, heater, whitewall SECRETARY — To handle respons). 1969 NOVA tires, car #U1-25. Full VW 100% guarantee. billfles of general office In small elec- 1965 BUKK ^-- tronics firm. Accurate typist. Will answer 4-door sedan, economical 6 cyl- •'Skylark" sport coupe, V-6, auto- JO ft r telephone. Some filing. Pleasant surround- inder, 3-spaed, radio, whitewalls malic, power steering, radio, white- "*n *# • $350,000 NEW CAR INVENTORY ings. Contact Mrs. Broswell, B42-3SJ5. •nd discs. *1695 walls and discs. , V # «tf CLERK-TYPIST — Full time position available In modern hospital credit office. WE REFUSE NO ONE CREDIT Hospital credit experience desirable but not essential. Pleasant working conditions IF QUALIFIED and full frlnpe benefit program. Contact 1968CAMAR0 1965LeMANS Personnel Office. Rlverview Hospital, Sport coupo, six cylinder, vinyl $ Convertible, small V-8, 3-speed on $ Red Bonk. 741-2700,'Ext. 715, for on inter- roof, 3-on-the-floor, radio, white* floor, bucket seats, tadio, white- view. An equal opportunity employer^ walls and discs. 1595 walk, and discs. 795 VACATION ARRANGED? Pold For? Now be an Avon Representative and quickly earn the needed money In your SHREWSBURY own lime calling locally. Phone now J* Blrchall, 741-4343, 462-33'/". 774-1220. < SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - At An- BAYSHORE swcrlna Service. 3-11 and 11-7 shifts, part- MOTORS, INC. time, year-oroundwork. Coll 741-4700. CLEANING WOMAN — Hoimdel.^De^ endable. 1 or 2 days. Musi have own Authorized Volkswagen Dealer CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH fransporiation. Call 946-9797 between 4-7 CIRCLE CHEVROLET p.m. Shrewsbury Ave. New Shrewsbury SALESLADY WANTED - For women's FIRST AVE., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ond children's wear, full or part-time. 325 MAPLE AVENUE 741-3130 RED BANK Some experience preferred. Apply WEST* 741-8500 291-9200 229-4790 REICH'S, 45 W. Front St., Keyport. LADIES —'Sell Koscot cosmeflcs. 40% straight profit. Full or port-time. Three ladles needed. 222-3628. SECRETARY — For real estate office. Must be good at typing and shorthand, with general knowledge of bookkeeping. Salary open. Hozlet area. Send resume to Box F-I07, The Dally Register, Red Bank. MATURE WOMAN — Photo finishing shop. Downtown Red Bonk. Will tral-n. Dodge Liberal benefits. Apply al 28 Linden PI., Red Bonk. WAITRESSES — Experienced. Apply In AUTHORIZED DEALERS person ar call Sir Francis, 1 Neve sink, NOW LABRIOLA Ave., Highlands. 872-1174. GIRL FRIDAY — Shorthand, typing, good with figures, telephone. Permanent posi- tion In pleasant Red Bank office. Send gualillcattons and salary requirements to IN NEW JERSEY! MOTORS, Inc.Box F-ni, The Dolly Rcqhlcr, Red Bank, BE AN ICE CREAM LADY — Excellent opportunity for summer employment Well established Carnival Bar Ice Cream routes. Must be M or over. Call 495-OlSf 9 Newman Springs Rd. a.m. to 1 p.m. or between B;3Q to 9:30 50% OFF ON p.m. ACCOUNTANT— Bookkeeper. Full Red Bank, N.J. charge. Heavy general ledjjer experience. Permonent position in Red Bonk office. Pleasant working conditions. Send resume and salary requirements to Bo« F-110, The FACTORY Dolly Register, Red Bank. WAITRESSES Apply In person. Red Oak Diner, Rt, 35, Hoi let. COMPANION - For tlderly peron. Three AIR CONDITIONING TOWN days each week, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m Must hove own transportation. Coll 542-0W4 be- ,twoen ! apd e p.m.

SHARP GAL — For Insurance agency That's what you get when you buy one of our & COUNTRY Are you looking for a better than averaae position, not lust a |ob? Do you en|oy o specially equipped Dodge Polaras and IVIonacos with a challenge, not dull routlnt? One ot New Jersey's most proaresilue Insurance agencies Is looking tor you Abilit package like the one listed below. It's a mighty DODGE cool way to knock S219" off the sticker price. SECRETARY - Experience In flnonclol motlers, good typist. u™ 6Q MAIN ST. Call 071-1073 • Air-temp air conditioning (.50% off) • 3-speed TorqueFllte EXECUTIVE SECRETARY—If you hove excellent skills In typlna ond shorlhond automatic transmission • Deluxe wheel covers « 3-speed electric Matawan, N.J. ore personable, ond would like to work In a challenging ond vibrant olnwsptiere. ore windshield wipers • Left-side remote-controi mirror experienced ond responsible, we hove Ihr Mn snartnihaMna'g pionS .*£'"«". Hours 9-5 T, Mon •thr«u P"lFri» • Vinyl roof iluggage rack instead on wagons) • Bumper guards Colll^Jmaikf^ • Power steering • Power disc brakes t AM radio • Tinted glass LEGAL SECRETARY— LeooI ex iRf'l""'," Prelerred, but not necessary . Whitewall tires • Electric clock • Light package • Underrating. ReRe'dJ BonBonkk . 8-1il' TtW Do11' R'o"A Air conditioning-r.'.ir.u!3 riser's Suj-,;t!(h! Retjii Prica ttli 35 Itss $218.70 sales discount. GAL FRIDAY - To work Soturdoyj, ?5-5. . J5"i'lype ond lake shorthand. JlJ.CCala l o'l-HOOondaskfor Mrs. Powers.

^JY FOR WILLING WOR£ — No experience necessar Ah NEW DODGE COLT! SSSS &J DODG E CTADSTARTT t$192« is Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price for Dodge Colt 2-door coupe with all standard aquipmrniL 1 CAR HOUSEWORKER - Two days wee AT $1924 Not included are state and local taxes, destination PRICES charges, or other Dealer-established charge*, il any, for BOYS Dtaler-iostalled equipment or sendtes. , * N.J.D.A.A. More Classified o» Next Page * HELP WANTED'FEMALE Mlf WANTED KAtE <.WMKr,1m*mMM SECRETARY^ Musf gEWAWPMVBSTOCC be cgpafci? of typing, ARE YOU MAKING $8,000 TO hort* some stiorthond/ gen- 2nd to Aug. 13* Leorn ft* to era I Knowledge of $15,000 Jumping, Introductiontesu_._ — Huntlnj, Basic Omim, 5|jWe manage- >Bh a guaranty. bookkeeping. Person- ment and horse care. Essentials of First AND UNHAPPY ABOUf IT? Aid ond veterinary medicine. Alts about Special saving) on Knabt, SohnW, Ever- alized hour? in active jggym&sp&-- ett, Masan-Homlln, Kawal and player iS> AKC GREAT DANE — Harlequin male, anas. MOVING OUT OF STATE- Will sell Itv- Real Estate office. Ex- ng room, dining room, bedroom 1 months old. $250. A SUBSTANTIAL SALARY PLUS EXPERIENCED FOLKSINGER — Will 775-9300 Other Items. Excellent quality. O\ 449-510J cellent salary. Call Mr COMMISSIONS. give guitar lessons and entertain for your 300 Main St., Asbury Pork SIAMESE KITTENS-—Sealpolnt. Two parties. Coll Mary, M2-0523. Open dolly 'til 9 Sat.'1115:30 GREAT GARAGE SALE — Furniture, KretovWcz for appoint mirrors, floor covering, dotblng, mis- males, two females. Reasonable. Phone Our Soles Office Is In a convenient suburban location with plentiful free parklno Of cellaneous. 10 a.m. June II, 12,110 Kemp 787-4049. ment. 741-5098. W frl 96 t)ene ls TENNIS INSTRUCTION AVAILABLE - 10* HOBIESURFBOARD "„„ " ' " " Including, an excellent compan* paid peSlon Private or group lessons. Also racquet re* Best offer. Ave., Fair Haven. TWO BOX STALLS - For rent. Pasture, pair and tennis equipment. J7I-I266. Call 747-5447 private, excellent. ColtsN«<* area. GENERAL OFFICE WORKER - Port. GARAGE SALE — Moving. Furniture, ap- 4624222. •• »wi»m^nt Vr"«Hm'u,r.."lJ.r" »""•."«»'« ""•" "Successful background tn sales, man* GUITAR LESSONS - Far beginners. WROUGHT IRON CHAIRS - (60), SS pliances, miscellaneous Items. June 12-19, FOUR-BEDROOM HOUSE - » Wa1J»c« ogemont, or administration or hove had a business of your own, FolK or Rode Very reasonable. each. Ideal for patio or restaurant. Rum, from 9-5,96 Lourel Or., Little Silver. PUPPIES — It German shepherd, VA col- it, Red Bank. For Information call after Oil 74J^273 Runner Restaurant, 816 Ocean Ave., Sea lie. SIS each. Six weeks old. 6:30 p.m. 7414831 SALESWOMAN - Part-time. Four eve- 37M709' V"lllt"n Gon!ka tonlght at 73MJ210 or tomorrow at our Short Hills Office Bright. YALE CHAIN HOIST- $45. Small olr nings, 2:30-9:30. Permanent only. Working compressor with gun, S30, bench vise S8, , - 291-4898 RED BANK — Atf ractive sin-room house. knowledge of sewing helpful. Apply THI STEREO — Also 8-track, plus AM/FM ra- lawn mower 115. Hand garden tools, etc Centrally focoted. n»,Pf.flf'ffi', , Refer- SINGER CO., Monmouth Shopping Cen- MERCHANDISE ADORABLE WHITE POODLE PUP.PIES'- ofttr «:30 An Equal Opportunity Employer, AVF dio. Two speakers. $150, Call 747-0840 af- — Seven weeks old. Purebred. ences rewired. Call 741-24W otti ter. Eotontown. - • ter 5 p.m. p.m. • TV MAGNOVOX CONSOLE — Com- 291-OW." SECRETARY — New publishing business HELP WANTEDi MALE HELP WANTED bination 23" block and white. Electric SIX-ROOivi COTTAS —On larae estate NOON- T. BERNARD PUPPIES —AKC, Sire ( needs responsible secretory who con work deep fryer $5, Westlnahouse portable elec- In Holmdel. $309. f\ Independently. W. Long Branch location. MALE OR FEMALE ITEMS YOU NO LONGER Corf offer you* WHITE ALUMINUM! k oven $10.671-923U hamplon Aldo von Figaro. Rust coat. Call 229-9420. SENIOR combination windows Installed for only Perfect marking. Stl-MOO. NEED OR USE WILL,.. Sit. Only Prbwn's... That's right." .7 JARAGE SALE - 17 Beach Rd., Mon. HAZLET - Four-bedrooms. Available Im- BABYSITTER — Five days a week. Goon DRAFTSMAN only*lor JW. INSTALLED. mouth Beach, Wed. thru Frl., June 9-11, PACHSHUND PUPPY —Miniature.; mediately. pay. Recent references. 10 a.m. ta 5 p.m. Male. Red. AKC Shots, Call 254-6843 Coll 787-0651 anytime. Civil Experience Required EXPERIENCED PROWN'S 679-8579 32 Broad St. Red Bank MOVING — Baby, yard, puzzles, books, SI2S to *350 Per Month clothes, household. 5e up. Sat., June 12,10 COLLIE PUPS - AKC, pure Bellhaven GIRL FRIDAY - Needed for local radl Competitive salaries. Unusually exfenslv SALESMEN line. Shots. Raised with kids ond cats. 542- EBEROAGENC : • station. Experienced In typing and blllln BACKYARD SALE —June 11 and 12, 9-4. a.m.-5 p.m. 61 Davis Lane, River Plaza.. Rf, 35 ™ Mfddl.fowr, fringe benefits including group Insurance, OR 671-1000 or bookkeeping. 40-hour, 315-day Week. retirement plan, hespTtallzatlon, malor 25 Tlndall Rd., Mlddletown. Proceeds go Car necessary. Send resume, references lo Methodist and Catholic charities. ANTIQUE PLAYER PIANO — Newly medical, disability income protection, va- electrified, ideal for the connoisseur of SIAMESE KITTENS — Four Blue Point 'SHREWSBURY WATERfRONTr- *"*:' and salary requirements to Box B-1J4, cation, sick leave and tuition paymen SALESWOMEN females. High quality CFF-reglstered. $40 The Dally Register. Red Bank. . with reol estate license wanted fa SURFBOARD — 8' Hanson, No dings. old treasures. S1200. 8424280. lead Four-bedroom sp t level. Th baths. plan. WITH A QUICK ACTION Like new, Best offer.. each. Call 946-4031. i»450 a month! Flexible termii tor \mtt. work In our two new MonmoutH DESK AND STANDUP FILES- Doctor's wllh option lo buy, 229-90M after » p.m. PART-TIME SECRETARY - Permanent. County offices (Holmdel and Call 542-2084 WELSH PONY - 12.7 hands. Excellent Good skills. No shorthand. position requires minimum domestic c LOW-COST equipment and library. Tires, odd pieces AAatawan.) ol furniture. Odds and ends. 747-3574. disposition and manners. Sound, lumps SUMMER RENTAL - Highland.. Fur- Call 747-OMO between ?-3 p.m. perlence ot. 4 years on highways, streel DAILY REGISTER nlshed -two-bedroomi house with ^""'ft and roads, drainage, subdivisions, sui "TOMATO STAKES extremely well. All shots. Asking $350. ra Unosuol benefits anil commissions. TWIN MATTRESS —And box spring. Rent by week, month or season. 787-7IM RELIABLE BABYSITTER — For tw "If* ?fflR ' structures or related pro V. long, 12= each or 20-plece bundle tor $2. Stelnbach's Flrm-a-pedlc. $40. children, 6 and 7.4-day-week, mainly dur. ects. Ability to perform basic dralnog otters p.m, .Contact: Mr. Donahue (201) 233432) FAMILY AD •Coll 741-8288 alter 6 p.m. AKC COLLIES — Ready In 1'h weeks. De- Avail- Ing academic yeor. ot my home In Little RED BANK LUMBER posit will hold. AKC white collies, lust FURNISHED RANCA NCH Silver. Own transportation and references 1969 18' TAG-A-LONG TRAILER — Sleeps whelped. Also, sable and white, ready In 5 ble for summerr monmontthih . Oulet'rielahborlhb - 3 LINES-5 DAYS 9 Wall St. Red Bank - 741-5500 otter 5 p.m. required. 747-4461 • • SPENCER CONTENTS SEVERAL HOMES — Chests six. Self contained. Extras. weeks. Will take deposit and weekly pay- fobd. Cal I 741-0308 o Call 5664273 ments. 741-4318 or 7474638. CLEANING LADY — For funeral home I 'salary requlrcmen REAL ESTATE FOR $12.50, dressers $12.50, baby chlfferobe UMMER RENTAL — Rlimson. Four- Red Bajik., Two days Ptr week. (8 houj $14.50, crib $12.50. couch and choir $59, DACHSHUND — Housebraken. AKC, pa-wedroom, three-bath riverfront name, $2.00 desks $29JO, garden cart S2.75, roll-a-way MINI BIKE — Heothklt, 5 h.p., 2-speed. T&M ASSOCIATES, INC. JUST Only 3 months old. Call after 8 p.m. pers. Excellent with children. Female, 6 lock" Furnished. All utilities. $1100 from- cot 516.50, kitchen set $19.50, utility cabi- months old. $10 firm. 671-4260. 'June 15-Aug. 1.747-3916. ACCOUNTANT — For large community AvollaMe for Merchandise For Sale only. net $7.50, base cabinet 57.50, rustic stands 5W-2779 , HAIRDRESSER — Experienced', high .hospital. Experienced In Accounts Pay- Article must originate tram a househoM HOLMDEL - 4 bedrooms, 2V4 baths, olr. Mlddletown Township and may not exceed a sale price of $50.00 STEREO TAPE RECORDER — 7" reels, PEKINGESE — AKC male wishes to fashion* Excellent salary, good working able^PayrolI, General Ledger, Trial Bal- speakers, mikes, cards, unused. $135. List meet AKC female. Price: one male pup- conditioned, two-car garage, family room conditions. Call between 9-5, Tues.-Sal ance. Opportunity for advancement. Perl- wllh fireplace, broadloom wal -to-wall. Price MUST be advertised. Each addition- ank. 741-1693. $200. Call 741-5955 alter 5 p.m. py. Call 264-3SM. • S!9-3022.i. odlc Increments. Liberal fringe benefits Private. Fenced Inj Beautifully land- ncludlng Blue Cross and Blue Shfeli al line J1.00. Ha copychanoes may be ORAVELY TRACTOR — Electric starter, SIAMESE KITTENS — 7 weeks old, three All Replies Confidential RELAXICIZER — And weights. Excellent scaped, No pets. $45O;per month. Call L.P.N. WANTED —11 p.m. to 7 a.m.. i plan, paid holidays, two weeks vaca- made end no discounts or returns will t» rotary mower, rotary plow. Excellent condition. Reasonable. females, one male, $20. Also two tabbleiy m. In perfect condition. Uscdelx weeks. cellent condition, $125. Three-piece sec- lersonnel. THE BERG AGENCY Rt. 35, REAL ESTATE ypewrlter, etc. Gas furnace, IW.OOJ Blu, Pedigree Included. Call 775-1787. Alddlelown. 671-1000.' COU PLE—Two odults require all around 84*3tt7 - ' tional sofa S35. Round cocktail table $15. lot air, controls, duct, $115.218 Bay Ave.» STATIONARY SALES couple for small estate. Must be ex- MUST SEE — Refrigerator. Excellent Maple desk anil swivel chair, S45. Webcor Highlands. 8720919. DOBERMAN PUPS — AKC registered. HOUSIEB 5. Unlimited rentals. -lousehold Items. Lois of other coadles. MOTHER OF TWO — Needs one or two from S7.5O. Warehouse'for Yamciha-ctnn.. GENERAL equal opportunity employer. MORE AND MORE — Contents of several =rl. and Sat., 10 ta 4.72 Swartlel Dr.; FOR RENT bedroom oporlment to live. References. THE KIRWAN CO, Klmbcll-Wurlllier-Chlclcerlng. FREE. homes. Throw rugs 31.50,- Ironing board Mlddletown. Coll 9B8-0317. • EXPERIENCED OPERATORS-'Wanted HOLD MUSIC CENTER. 12 Throckmor- CABLE CORP si.75, sewing machine $12.50, TV stand APARTMENTS JoWashlngtonSt. HAZLET for ladles' dresses. Steady work all year lon St. 462-4130. $2.75, maple arm chair $7.50, love seat GARAGE SALE — June 12,10 to 4 p.m. 14 SMALL FAMILY — wishes 1o rent small round. Union shop. H. and M. Dress and $39. maple bedroom suite $149, olflce desk %eeds Rd., New Shrewsbury. Furniture, home In Hailet area, Perth Amboy,N.J. Sportswear, HI Oakland St., Red Bank, RED BANK Phone 7874)153 An Equal Opportunity Employer CALL 264-7200 549, sofa-bed $49.50, table lamps $1.75, amps, pictures, patio umbrella and table, 741"O6v3. feood INI alt, sandjetcEcfol's Triiddngi$2.75. $3.75. MORE AND MORE, too nu- lawn mower, brlc-a-brac, etc. 5424042. 24 HR. DOORMAN EXPERIENCEDCARPENTER CARPET'MECHANICS 4"Or helper iMoroci .• •• - merous to mention! RUSCIL'S, 25 E. Luxury hl-rlse apartments. Immediate oc- FURNISHED BOOMS Good starling salary, steady employme SALESPERSON — Ports Department, fa- Front St., Red Bank. BEDROOM SETS — Gray, $85: mahogany cupancy. Centrally air conditioned. 1. 2 747-584J Must be experienced. Call ifa-Oife. .mlllar with small engines, butw'll train. (55. Chests, oak, 520 each. End tables, S10 ana 3 bedrooms. Spacious layouts. Swim EATON (OWN AREA ATTENtlOff— Our La3y ofPerpetual each. Box spring and mattress, $20. Call 671-1073. Help School parents: Place your orders 21" JACOBSON MANOR LAWN MOWER pool, sauna, boat marina, garages on RECEIVING CLERK — Experienced, t MAN — with auto mechanical knowledge — Reel In front. A-l condition. With sulky. Three-piece sectional, $85. Kitchen set, premises. to test GM cars. Will train It necessary PAYMASTER - Experienced In hourly now far school uniforms; Sam Sllbertlalt, seven-plece, $55. Pole lamp, $20.-Lots of handle all types of receiving. Apply tor In Highlands. • $50. Call 222-1795. tervlew, 229-7300. Write to Box E-137, The Dally Reglsti and salaried payroll/Including prepara- other Household Items, 10 North Linden RIVERVIEW TOWERS ROOMS — Will accept mother and child. Red Bank. tion of payroll laxes. Light typing. Some Ave., West Long Branch, 10 to 6 p.m. 28 RIVERSIDE AVE. Private home. Home privileges. GUNS— New and used. Buy, sell or BELGIUM«UG- 8'H" x 117" with pad. 787-5681 ELECTRONIC TESTER — Technician. personnel work. Assist bookkeeper In gen- trade. MANNY AND MARY'S SPORTS' 3 months old. Asking $225. Call 291-2640 Thurs.. Frl. PHONE (201) 741-1732 Solid stale experience helpful. Knowledge SHORT ORDER COOK eral accounting functions. Salary depend- SHOP Rt. 36, East Keamburg. 787-0505. between 7-9 p.m. ot test equipment, digital logic ond ability Apply In person, Red Oak Diner. Rf. 35, Inn on experience and ability. Liberal 14' TRAVEL TRAILER — And hitch, self. KEANSBURG — Summer or all year! to build proto-types from schematics, Hazier. frfnge benellts. Contact: Radio Marine POOL —15' x «" deep. New filter with contained, sleeps six, $700. Also Ethan Al- round rentals. Modern, furnished or unfur- REAL ESTATE Phone Mr" Beck, 767-1997. len baby crib and baby carriage, $10 far nished. Suitable to share ar couples. Near, Corp.. 20 N Bridge Ave, Red Bank, 7<7- WAACKAACKARMS backwash. Used one season. Ladder. 540. transportation. Parking. Private en* FOR SALE . SEE OUR AD UNDER _ Help Wonto 500. Call 6720035. Mth. 071-9584. BOY WANTED - Part-time. Driver's' II- Male-Female. Electro Impusle, 116 Ches trances. 4954)416. nut St., Red Bank. 12'x3' POOL — Ladder.fllter and other BEDROOM SET - Like new. 8' book- HOUSES FOR SALE cense. Deliveries and general assistance. INSPECTOR — Electro-mechanical. In- SUMMER "RENTAL — Long/Branch/ volves ludgment, decisions, flexible work SOD accessories. Used one season. $60. Call case, headboard, triple dresser with glass SALESMAN - For prefabricated meti pattern and Mil.Q-9958. Apply In person, 583-1193. top and mirror. Chest of drawers. Call af* modern four-room ond bath apartment^ EARLY AM&RICAN GEM For sale or v/e will Install. Ocean front. Private beach. Call evenings, 1 MEN PART-TIME buildings. :lectro impulse, 116 Chestnut St., Red. The Bright Acre, 747-5555 :er 6 p.m. 747-4537. 46O LAKE FRONTAGE. $70 WEEKLY 391-2400 Bonk. An equal opportunity employer.; FROSTLESS SPACEMASTER REFRIG- 229-1553. - ERATOR By Coldspot. S95. Original cost FIELD OP MIXED HAY — Ready to cut. Charming authentic home on 2.A acres of Three evenings. Sat. days. No experlenci FREEHOLD — Furnished oportmeni necessary. Car. Call for appointment. PLUMBER — Capable or laying out ar IN STOCK' J327. Perfect condition. Used one Year. In About 12 acres. 400 Harbor Rood) Morgan- magnificent grounds wllh fantastic view. 747-4030 making complete Installation. Must be a HELP WANTED - Dog census. Apply; storage one year. Can be seen mornings vine. 591-1146 evenings. (Ideal far transferred people.) Also fur. Seven bedrooms, (Matter bedroom on periencled. Top wages. Housing wor, Mlddletown Board of Health, Township For contractors and the do-lt-yourseller.' and alter 5 p.m. all days except Wednes- nlshed efficiency. 462-1596. first floor), three baths. All roams well •Call933-8B7S. , Hall, Mlddletown. 471-3100, Ext. 28 or 29. Heavy duty Blg-M Vyhlte Combination, days and Fridaysdays. 17170 Hudson Ave., RedSET OF ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA WEST END — Furnished 2Y» roams.' proportioned. Paneled den. Two flre- .storm windows, only 513.99 each. Seven Bank or call 7<'4M774. — Like new. $<00. Kitchen, tfled bath, terrace, air condi- alaces, dock with float. Close to Red ALUMINUM OUTBOARD MECHANIC - COOK WANTED — For Institutional type sizes. 495-0617 Sot, or Sun, only. tlonlng, pool. From $175 month. 222-8233. Bank. First time offered. 579,500. GE CANISTER SWEEPER - With at- cooking. Modern nursing home. Full time 9X12 ROSE CARPET — Walnut double Must be experienced. Year lositlon. Pleasant working conditions. PROWN'S tachments, good condition. Carousel table •SECOND FLOOR — Three-bedroom TED HALL AGENCY SIDING top water powered dishwasher, excellent bed. Photo cnlorger. Private. * round employment with betr }ood salary with benellts Included. Call •32" Broad Si; • Red Bank Call S29-4392 'apartment over doctor's offices, located Realtor condition. Call between 10 a.m.*4 p.m. 542- Mlddletown area. $315 per month Includes 733 River Rd. Fair Haven eflts. Apply In person at th< 542-4700. FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES 0712. MECHANICS Welfare and people with credit problems, AMANA DE-HUMIDIFIER— Like new! utilities and rent. PAUL P. BOVA, Real- Boatman's Shop, 24 Whar MANAGER — For small In-pldnt cafe- tor, 671-2544. Experienced only. Top pay. Need aood .immediate deliveries. Instant credit, call ELECTRIC CHAIN SAW — Peerless let 842-4200 Ave., Marine Park, Re teria. In Colts Neck area. 7-3:30 p.m. Mr. Gran, 3/3-6511 Phone 8724656 crew tor year round work. Call 774-?80O. Mon. thru Frl., 725-2028. pump, never used, tank and valves, tools. SUMMER RENTAL Call 842-1882. LIVE A LITTLE! Bank. "PIZZA RETARDER — Marble top. Imtt*: TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT - Effi- . MEN WAITRESS - And Clean-Up man. Must Bulkhead riverfront wllh boat sllp. Unlim- ROYAL — All electric portable type, MACHINERY FOR SALE ciencies — Weekly, monthly or season. We qre looking tor (our ambitious men •'CAREERt'oPPORTUNiTY'- join- one be over 21 vears old. Call 741-9220 Ocean bathing, indoor-outdoor pools ited ocean view. Riparian rights. Art ond Earn $300 to $700 a month part-time. Cal Lulgi's, 844 Front St.. Red Bank. writer. Also Fleetwood protable sewing ONE BAG — Cement mixer (for motor] steam room, cocktail lounge, dancing antique gallery permitted use with luxu- iMonmoutnmouth and Ocean CountieCountis tastetastes machine. Both A-l condition. 747-2214. tor Interview, 1U-6W. " growini g real estat tte agenciesi . We wil illl trat i MINI-BIKE — Three months old. 5 h.Dc Like new. Call after 6 p.m. 842-1837. rious living facilities' situated In art con- and creoarftjor Mcenslna. through our spe REAL ESTATE ,SALES — unlimited op! 842-60S2 scious sea^rlghf. Fresh air, fun and good •MECHANICALLY INCLINED - Youm portunllles. Two listing services. Call A.I-' engine. Excellent condition, S140. Berty SURFBOARD — 6'10" Challenger Pla- business, too. Asklng.S85,000. :lal company school qualified younfyounmbt f board, $15. Bass guitar and amplifier, 370. typus. Excellent condition. No dings. $60. ADIRONDACK - Private apartment, all •man over 17. Port-time during summer, lolre-Farrow Agency, 671-2590. conveniences. Near town, $600 for season. 7414040 :for positionpositions In one of today'today's mosmost lucr- 842-0549. Call 222-1795. RUSSELL M. BORUS 'atlve professions, IF you are Interested In MERCHANDISE WANTED P.O. Box 28S, Watervllle, N.Y. 13480. 'EAST HOUSE ANTIQUES— rfwyM, At"! COLLEGE MEN' — Looking for a |ob that •first year earnings of $12,000 with uoSJmlt ST. AGNES THRIFT SHOP - Large as- CONTENTS — Of homes purchased. Cash WATERFRONT LIVING — Now deluxe REALTORS E.dtuiure income potential, coll tor., KJ.C' SITUATIONS WANTED ,lantlc Highlands. New Solo Hours dally 4, sortment knick-knacks, household Items, 'will help pay college bills? Let us explain C paid for unusual Hems and clean, used apartments now available. Many luxuries 600 River Rd. Fair Haven .our goad Income opportunity. Phone 74|. won at 717-5S0O. ' to 6 p.m. Sat. and Sun. 9 to 5 p.m. Or call: books. 5 skirt sale. Girls' dresses 10'. FEMALE for appointment. 291-3147. lurnlture. 229-8933 or 229-5782. Including sound-prooflng, selr-cleanlnc 747.4532 H68. An equal opportunity employer. Frl., Sat., 10-2, Ave. D, Atlantic High- oven, garbage disposer, refrigerator ana MEN—BOYS WANTED BABYSITTING IN MY HOME— For. lands. 291-2156. BARTEND6R " COIN COLLECTIONS — Cold ond silver beach prlvllegss. One-bedroom $275 a DUTCH COLONIAL .Mc.DONALD'S DRIVErfN i..h TYPEWRITERS^ coins, war nickels. Will pay fop current month; two bedrooms, $350 a month. Coll ;Full and part-time. Apply Holmdel Mold YARD SALE — Sat. June 12, 8 a.m. to market. Example: silver dollars S2 arid now for appointment. STERLING Charming Dutch Colonial with stx rooms :lnn,Hwy35, Holmdel. «5 Hwy 35 Mlddlelowi IBM electric. Excellent condition. Special 6 p.m. Furniture, cedar chest (2), refrlg and bath/ fireplace, all in excellent condi- tstudent rates on rental with option to buy. up. Mr. Romeo, 787-5951 • • THOMPSON & ASSOC, Realtor, Rumson. Full or part-time workers for doys or eve TWO TEENAGB GIRLS — Wish baby-' erator, left corner chest. Rug and pad, 747-0900. . tion, Screened ond enclosed porch. Patio. BOYS — Circular delivery. Openings fr nlngi. sitting |obs for the summer. Sea Bright- 8720327 after 6. miscellaneous. 165 Kings Highway, Mld- COLLECTOR PAYS tOP CASH FOR Full basement. Garage. Expensive extras 'Monmouth and Ocean Counties. Weekends Rumson area. Good references. 842-3692. USED (55)"AOTOMOTIVE PARTS BINS dletown. like carpetlna* washer and dryer ond cur- : ROUTE MAN - For established route fc OLD TRAINSor will trade HO., 027, O on RED BANK - Near stores. Third floor. only. Work right In your own neighbor, standard gauges. 774-3710. Air conditioner and awnlnns. Large kllch- tain rods will all be Included. Sparkling hood. No selling or collecting. Must beal dry cleaner and laundry. Must be famllla BROWN UNIVERSITY STUDENT - Will GARAGE SALE — Rider mower, desk, white house with black shutters. Only with shore area. Must be mature, neal tutor in math any level through first year fans, air cooler, electric heater. Elec- cn, large bedroom and both. Two walk-In least 12 years ol age. Coll 938-4411 foi CASH PAID — For entire contents of closets. 1 or 2 reliable people. $150 month $32,000. Coll today . . . McALISTER more Information. and personable. Apply LIHIs silver Clet calculus. Experience in Providence Public ITALIAN HANDMADE VIOLINS trical Items. TV, other household Items. AGENCY. Realtor, 109 E. River Rd., School system. S5 per hour. Call after 6. Frl. and Sat., 10-4 p.m. 12 Harvard St. fiomes or single pieces. Highest prices Includes utilities. 741-1855. tiers, 601 Branch Avenue, Little Sllvei The world's besll Certified. Foremost lm< paid. Call 681-3165 or 681-5722. Rumson. S42-1894. LANDSCAPE"EQUIPMENT OPER. 741-HCS. p.m. 5424544. •porier.-Free brochure. BOOKS ON MU-.Mlddletawn. 741-iSSO. • 3Vi-ROOM APARTMENT ATORS — And drivers. Experienced only, SIC, all phases, too lilies. Free Catalog. USED PICNIC TABLE WANTED No pets COOK — Short order. Experienced. To| WILL GIVE LOVING CARE - To your Marlln Brlnser, 643 Sfyveiont Ave., Ir. WALNUT.— Dresser and chest. Small COLTS NECK Col 12W-1244,462-7447 between 9 ond i. wages. Yeor round job. Apply In person child In my home. Infants accepted. Ex- walnut Formica top kitchen table. Pair of Call 872-1033 perienced mother. 741-8255. vlngton.NJ. 07111. living room chairs. Leatherette couch 84Z-4144 HORSE FARM MECHANIC— Full-time, 18 years oi 10 a.m. to 12 noon, PLEASANT VALLE' HIGHLANDS — Four rooms and bath. Large four-bedroom Colonial Home with INN, Hwy 34, Holmdel. SPODE — Buttercup service for S and ex- with bolsters. Walnut framed chair. 739. NAN JOHNSON over. Apply In person, WERNER'S Ail COLLEGE GRADUATE — ParMlme sew- 1320. Call fireplace. Smoll cottage, garage opart- •TOMOTIVE, Hwy 36, Belford. _^_ tras. Copper cool scuttle, rugs, lamps, BUYS AND BUYS 872-1840 ment, seven paddocks and modern |4 box MEN — Dynamic company seeking a ing or domestic. Call offer 8 p.m. floor polisher, etc. 5424712. .from an entire household to a single Hem. 842-0702 CAMPER — Over cob type. $600 firm. stall barn. Good value. . . $135,000. CARL SALESCLERK - For tackle store. Preler aresslve men. High Income patentla furniture, antiques, lewelrv, silver. Imme- F. ZELLERS, Realtor. 946-4443. Part-time. Call 548-3563 Man. - Frl., REFRIGERATOR — 14 cu. ft,, very good Coll dlate cash. You get top dollar for your retired man to work 9 months o year. Ap< GRADUATED FROM PRINCETON - On 291-4209 COMMERCIAL RENTALS ply in person. Long Branch Flsning Pier. ,m.-5p.m. Tuesday. 21, co-ed, B.A., Intelligent, pret- condition, $30. Maple chlfterobe, 4-draw- things. 7,41-5331. MAN TO WORK — In Shipping and R ty, talented, living ot home — out out of er, with clothes space, mirror,'excellent, MONMOUTH BEACH S25. Old walnut dresser, S10, otd china GARAGE SALE - Sot. and Sun.. June HOUSEWARES DEPT.'MANAGER.- celvlng Department. Full lime. Medic work. Will consider most things and ac- 12th and 13th at 8 Francis ct., Middle- ANTIQUE JEWELRY — Top cash paid "DISTINGUISHED Gracious nine-room Colonial on beoullful Also Assistant to General Manager . .. and rellrement benefits. Apply Norwooi tually try some ol them once. Seriously, closet, $25, kneeholedesk, $20. 516474? town. (Off Cooper Rd.) LES DEUX 8, DON PONS, 799 River Rd." grounds, or can be fine two-family home, Manager of housewares department In Distributors, inc.. 426 Broadway, Lonj what can a girl with a good education do before 12 noon. • 'Fair Haven. 6424257 or 741-4337. OFFICES , with $5000 yearly aross Income. Retiring •progressive'medium sli^e housewares one Branch. See Frank. for you? Coll Mary. 842-0523. DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS — Fur. GARAGE SALE - Many useful Items. .Located In center of Red Bank Business owner asking $45M0. ihome Improvement store. Departmen nlshed and Installed for only U4.9S. To or.i Sat., June 19, Sat., June 24,10 Alston Ct., WANTED nlstrlct. •consists of assistant manager and about Ifl CARPENTERS — Experience preferrei der. Call 349.0843. Red Bank. 9:303:30 p.m. Used Oriental Rugs clerks. Excellent benefit program. Salary Cl..tr7pm SITUATIONS WANTED Chlneso and Persian • Central Air Conditioning Water rights ond water view. Exceptional commensurate with experience. Write COMPARE BEFORE YOU BUY —Sollc AQUARIUM — Three 10-gallon tanks. All Also Wall Tapestries • Self Service Elevator home In mint condition. Three bedrooms, P.O. Box 889, Red Bank, N J. 07701. MALE vinyl sidlngdoesn't dent like obsaleK accessories, $30, FREIDMAN GALLERIES 774-3143 • Private Parking Space two baths ond as niuch ground as you WANTED - Auto body helpers. want. Asking $44,900. HOUSEPAINTINO —And lawn care metal siding. Call for free estimate, D.W, Call 2S4JI8* , • Complete Janitorial Service ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT - Fo Experienced. Borr Home Improvements. 842-2053. WANTED — V/i to Th h.p. outboard. - Individual Thermostatically Con- garden apartments |n Monmouth County Call 222-3644 Three experienced college students CLOTHES WASHER —And General Preferably Johnson or Evlnrude. 842*5635 trolled Heot General duties. Excellent starting solan Phone 747-19SO. STRAWBERRIES — Fresh picked dally Electric clothes dryer. $50 each. Con boor 741-7147. Wall-to-wall Carpeting HICKEY AGENCY BOYS — Over -IB years ot age, to hand! from our farm. Dearborn Fruit Farm, seen by appointment only. Call 842-1064. plus opartment ond utilities. Call 222-51KS. MAN — Desires part-time lobs. Cleaning. Realtor hay and straw during the summer. Hwy 35, Holmdel. Closes Tuesdays. OLD FURNITURE —Antiques, china, 54 Broad Street Red Bank Coll 233-4087 anytime .•LICENSED REAL ESTATE SALESMEN 462-5576 Little Sllver-Rumson. Drop me a card. ORGAN — Portable, five-octave, $200. llassware, art oblects and br!c-a>brac. Call for appointment to Inspect Good potential and draw (or ambitious, Call you back. Nick, 65 Honce Rd., Fair MOVING — Refrigerator, self-defrosting, Fender Vlbrolux amplifier, 5100. fmmedlatc cash for anything and every, aggressive salesmen. 264-S300, ask for Mr, BACKHOE OPERATORS - Experlcncei Haven, N. J. S200. Colonial kitchen set with 4 Caploln's 747-9251 thing. Ruscll's, 25 East Front St. 741-1693. 747-1100 CHARMING Slcurella. only. Top wase^Ye^r round work. chairs, $150. Fireplace equipment, $40. TV-Record player console, $100. Gas SWIMMING POOLS — Abovo ground ANTIQUES — Pointings! N.J. Atlas PROFESSIONAL OFFICES — For rent. BI-LEVEL CARPENTER'S TRAINEE — Boot bulW FINANCIAL dryer, 550. Call 222-6819. aluminum and redwood pools. Pick them Immediate occupancy. Lovely Colonial This lovely homo has eight rooms, V/i CHAUFFEUR WANTED — Good solar tate's purchased ond appraised. 747.2003. Ing production plant needs ambitious up at warehouse. Cost about $500. Call The Hudson Shop, Inc.. 511 Broad St., shopping center, opposite Delicious Or- baths. Includes den and family room, two young men with mechanical aptitudes to' Easy hours. Reference required. Send n REO TRACTOR — 4 h.p., 32" cut, com- Mr. Joy. 249-0258. chards on Rt. 34, Colls Neck, u. J, We fireplaces. Basement partially finished sutm to Box F-112, Ttie Dolly Reglstoi BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES plete with 30*' Jackson spreader ond 25" •have room for doctors, lawyers and den- learn boat carpentry. Full time, days FITCH FUR COAT — Full length, dark wllh Kitchen and txir. Five large picture only. Many benefits. Good future. Year- Red Bank. COCKTAIL LOUNGE - And restaurant, Craftsman sweeper. $100 firm. 842-1275 af- tists. 431-2323. No onswer, call 462-7706 or windows, sun deck, Vermont slate patio. round applicants only. Vocational school, ter 6 p.m. • •- ^• dyed. Must sec. 431-9382. SHORT ORDER COOK WANTED - A with license, fixtures and the real estate. 741-5092 ' PETS AND LIVESTOCK background helptul. The Luhrs Co. year round employment. Apply In persoi Superb condition. Top location. S75.000 COLTS TOWNE SHOPPE5 Boundary Rd,, Marlboro, 462-S°O0. ' down payment. 1967 SHASTA - Very good condition, Rex Diner, 117 W. Front St., Red Bank. Fully equipped. FILL DIRT Top soil. Stone. Free delivery. MALE PALOMINO PONY $75 AIR CONDITIONED OFFICES Rlvtr Rd., Rumson. 842-1894. MAINTENANCE MAN - Full time, 3 t BROILER MAN — Experienced. Toi MEYER MORRILL Call 222-^513 Call 741-3029 Cai I anytime after 6 p.m. Reasonable rent, Immediate occupancy. 542-7577 Apply Serpico's, 101 Monmouth St., Red 10 shift. Good salory plus meals. Appl wages. Year round lob. Apply In person Exclusive Broker SEAMLESS ALUMINUM GUTTER Chief Engineer, Molly Pitcher Inn, Red V Bank, nexf to Carllon Theater. 10 a.m.-12 noon, PLEASANT VALLE 54 Church St. Lltlle Silver 142-4876 Free estimates MINT GREEN GOWN — Size 7 or 8. chif- GOOD HOMES FOUND FOR OLDER' Architectural prize winning English Tudor Bank. INN, Hwy 34, Holmdel. JohnWolcott 741-0175 fon trimmed with Venetian loce. Empire waterfront Colonial. Six bedrooms, three PRIVATE LOCAL INVESTOR - Inter- style, $30. Call 741-9264. _• DOGS — Cash paid for pedigreed litters. OFFICE SUITE-RED BANK - 756 sq. ft. USHERS — Full time. Must be ovnr it, ested In Monmoulh or Ocean County non- All Dreed dog grooming. CANINE COL- In excellent locotlon. Oeslroble for any lull baths plus two powder rooms. Has to SALESMAN — International company ha: TWO YEAR OLD — Slde-by-slde refrig- LEGE INC. 259-3933 or 229-5782. profession. Coll 747-3739 between 9 ond 5. .Apply In person, Atlantic Theater, Allon opening for soles-mlnded person to se manufacturing businesses for sale. All re- erator-freezer. 21 cu. fl. $350. 20" bike, NIMROD TENT TRAILER — Plus family r r atedP iltl tic Highlands. plies acknowledged. Write Box F-11S, Tho .o product In demand by retail business. Ful S10. Cream-colored Indian rug, with pod, room. Sleeps six. »50. Call afler 5 p.m. AKC DACHSHUNDS —Two red, three MODERN AIR CONDITIONED OFFICES » irff 5S ' training provided. 4-FISURE INCOME Dally Register. Red Bank. $300. Power mower, $50. Call after 7 p.m. 741-4561 black and ton, 5 weeks old. Call alter 4 — Reosonable. 30 Linden PI., Red Bank. EXPERIENCED PLUMBER.— Yea MONTHLY. Coll 842-6162 between 9-! round work. Steady position. Call aftei DELICATESSEN BUSINESS — In Plsca- 747-9375. I TWIN BEDS — (Without headboards)-. p.m. 747-9736. Phone 747.3420 ADAMS AGENCY 5:30 p.m. H. Haraen, 747-M93. oway. Gross 5150,000 last year. Reason DINING SET Very aood condition. $40 each. Also large PERSIAN KITTENS STORES — (21 for rent, opprokrmately Realtor WANTED - Full time mechanic Tor selling, moving out of state. Call 885- Wlnooskl honey rock maple. Excellent piece of polished white marble (18"x?) 700 sq. tt. each, central Red Bank loco Op«n7FICE SPACE - Mafawan, Rt. 34. Ap. LUNCHEONETTE — For sale or rent. pressor, $15. Rowing machine, $15. Con- and patio. Circular driveway. ng program. Income commensurate witti Household Iterns. Tues., ThuniM Frl., June sale sewing machine, $15. Wing chair, $15. Black, females, AKC registered. $B5 each. proxlmately 750 sq. ft. Immediate occu- HELP WANTED FEMALE ability plus large bonuses. For oppoln Completely equipped. Little Slvcr-Rum- 8.10, and 11, 9 a.m. fo 1 p.m. 41 Chestnut Call 566-3560. pancy. Coll 5640936 for details. •ncnt, call 2M-5950. 2 p.m.-7 p.m. son area. Wrllo Box B-150, The Dolly Reg- Ridge Rd., Hailet, 264-1365. Cfall 747-4021. t'.T. Red Bonk. MAHOGANY — Duncan Phyfe dining ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL — Fully OFFICE SPACE — Professional Building.' A. FREDMAFFEO OLICE DISPATCHER - Lltlle Silver REMODELING? Repainting? Do on ex.room toble with pad, four chairs and buf- pedigreed, AKC. All shots. One year old, Second floor, beautiful green surroundings Police. Inquire 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Chief John RESTAURANT — Take out. Going bull 'perl lob with the expert tools you COD bor- excellent with children. 471-5125 In Snyder-Westerllnd Bldg., Hwy 36, be- Realtor ness. Atlantic Highlands. Asking $4,000. fet, $50.7414477. FACTORY JOBS Foster. row from A to Z Rental Center, 181 New- tween Atlantic Highlands and Highland!. 569 River Rd., Fair Haven Coll 291-9673 or 76I-4074. man Sprlnos Rd., Shrewsbury. 741-0040. PRIGIDAIRE - 8 cu. II. plus freeilng PONY FOR SALE— Very gentle with 291-2500. TOMATO PIE BAKER - 4 p.m. to mid children.' •••" TREMENDOUS POTENTIAL"" • chest. Excellent condition. 741-9333 A tow opflning s night. Apply In person, Lulgi's, 44 W. ANTIQUE WEBSTER PIANO COIU71-C3JS TWO STORES — For Immediate occu- Front St., ReKeidf "Bank ' . RESTAURANT - And small hotel. For! Good condition. Call 842-0594 pancy. Lovely Colonial shopping center, avails bin in our rent or sale. Call after 6 p.m. BOXER — Four years, with papers. Gobs prnwi department lor 717-5951 OLD CHINA CLOSET — S50. old book opposite Delicious Orchards on Rt. 34, More Classified MEN'S CLOTHINO 741-1144 case S50, old secretary desk 150. Old gate* watchdog, well trained. Moving \o apart- Colts Neck, N.J. 431-2323. No onswer, call InspiiLlor-packors' SALESMAN DESKS $15 up. FILES, tobies, chairs; ad- leg table 110, leather-top lamp table S20. ment, no dogs allowed. Best offer. 291- 462-7706 or 431.9382. Retirement of our senior clothing mat ding machines, typewriters, office equip* 4042 ofler 4 p.m. • on Next Page Openinsjs on 8 a.m. Pair leather-top end tables SIS. TV, black COLTSTOWNE SHOPPES to , furni- CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY students, 16 to 21 years ot age, Intereitei benefits. Apply WIMMING TAUGHT - Prlvoteiy. ot toll Ib. load. Good condition. $50. ture, ond china. Many other items. Sot., n law enforcement. Earn while you leorn your pool. Beginner through llfesavlnn. See New Shrewsbury Police.. 5St Tlnlo 787^021 Juno 12,10 a,m. to 5 p.m. 21 Marlpll PI., A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR rail 747-5(61. Mlddletown. (Off Kings Hwy In tho vll Ave. GARAGE SALE — Miscellaneous house- loge.) Hwy 35 264-8000 Keyport hold Items. Sat., June 12,9-3.21 & Queens MANY NEEDS! HELP WANTED MALE HELP WANTED MALE . Drive S., Little Silver^ CHAIN LINK FENCING — DJn to popu- lar demand we have extended our sole on SIX JALOUSIE WINDOWS —With Installation and/or materials. MON- screen!. Goad condition. $20 each. Sin MOUTH FENCE, 739103). 51X«. 741-1811 ; Adding Machines-Typewriters Gowrnl Owlradore Printing and 550 CU. FT. FREEZER — Like new. BANK EQUIPMENT SERVICEMAN WATCHMAN MAftbMATrbUOTCA E RPI AW 1IIO ADDING MACHINES _ Typewriters MA5ON AND BUILDER — Complete CARL D. J0HE5 - Pohtlnacnd wollpo- Wllh rolls plus bar lap, S7S0. Ideal for Phone 787-3567 sold* rented, repaired. Serpko's. 101 Mon- home Improvements. Reasonable'. Free F IrM |m cocktail lounge or recreation roam. Rum mouth St., Red Bonk. 7470485. estimates. Call 8720122. cofl J& 38)1' '""""'• " «>l otei. Runner Restaurant, lit Ocean Ave., Sea TRAVEL TRAILER — 1970 Orbit, li'/i-ft. Bright. Fully equipped. Self-contained. Traveled Diamonds Bought or Odd Jobs National company has immediate requiremDnt for ser- PART TIME only 750 mfiis. Asking 51,600.787-0079. Pearl and Bead RcstrlnRlng PICK YOUR OWN STRAWBERRIES opening for Restyled LIGHT HAULING — Cellars, pciroiej Expertly on braided nvlon. 11.50 a strand. viceman to install and maintain alarm systems. Secu- PAPER — 30 Ib. white band, s'.ixii. 12.25 cleaned up. Free Mtlntotes. 741-214? oiler c n c SI 17| C ler 1000. Continuous supply. Jennlna Let us buy the diamonds you don't wear 3 p.m. 3?l4 Brooi" i.d J?St., Re2 I'!"d Ban*. RGUSSlLtrj, rity and teller equipment and cameras. Mechanical perton •ress. Long Branch. 222-O6W. or let us restyle them for vou personally. MUSKIN POOL - 19' Wide X 4* deep, fil- Reussllle's. M Brood SI. - needing ter, cover and all other eaulpmint Inctua- FORMICA KITCHEN TABLE— And four ' Painting arid Decorating and electrical experience required. Lock experience ed. 1135.222-1635 tjetwem t-Tp.m. Plumbing and Heating supplemental Choirs, $15. General Contractors 7417899 John Woodward & KARI KRAM6R - dathroom. kltcher preferred. Complete company benefits. Car and ex- TRANSMITTER — For amateur radio, CARPENTER-BUILDER remodeling and repairs. Coll UlJOm «t earnings. Heath Apache. Excellent condition. $121 LARGE SURFBOARD — $35. Medium Phone 29I-2U2. Complete tioma improvements, ollero. Sons penses, S3.50 per hr, to start. Periodic merit increas- size dog traveling cage, $6. Rug sham- tio-it, oddlllons Rooting, siding. Puinllnrj. Pni«rt>o!.glnri. Ponding, poc/lloor scrubber, $1077414311. 'I7H191 A r.iwlnn es. Send resume of experience and qualifications to Interior Remodeling Ttootlne. Siding & Inflation CARPENTRY — Remodeling, paneling, Mason Contracting URNITURE FDR SALE - Dining room, Call afler. A p.m. OLSON CO,.- ROONNO ANND 5I0INJSIDIN J Box 245. lincroft, N, J. ' Hwy 35 244-8000 Keyport lichen, living room* recreation roam, closolt^doori. Odd labs. tUasooabfe tg year*, 1 ^JJ**f_Servlce _ Insuror 3 Howard Ave. New Shrewsbury Dining room, tiled kitchen rooms and two baths. All- .rooms upstairs. Newly remodeled. Hot 62 Maple Ave. ''' 747-3500" Red Bank HOUSES FORSALE., HOUSES FOB SALE Den, plus outstanding family in excellent condition for Voter heal. Call W^OO tor appointment. • ' Use "Holly, The Home Finder" HOLMDEL SPECIALIZING - In small and large room 17x17 Three bedrooms, only. .. $48,000 farms, acreage and Income properties. QUIET! HOUSES FOR SALE "HOUSESFOR SALE Four-bedroom, centrally air conditioned 2 full baths Numerous ronch. Full exposed basement for ex- CHARM! closets Porch and patio $74,500 pansion, l'/j acre treed lot. CARL F. ZEL- MEYER MORRILL- Exclusive Broker , PRIVACY! $56,000 _ERS. Reoltor. 944-4443. Private woodland setting with brook an Si Church St. Little Sliver S42-4B76 flowering shrubs. Ideal for growing faml REDDEN AGENCY ELLENS. ly. Five bedrooms. Sewing room. Gome HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE room. Den. Many extras. True value at Realtor $57,000. 301 Maple Ave., Reef Bank HAZELTON 741-9100 842-3200 ATTRACTIVE CAPE COD $28,000 VAN Evenings: 747-5052 MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Realtor FREEHOLD BORO Open 7 days. Call 24 hours a day. RealtoRlt r In a perfect setting is this hand- 747-4100 PRIME West River Road some 4-bedroom, two-bath 804 River Rd. Fair Havei RESIDENTIAL HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE horns in lovely Little Silver loca- MARLBORO AREA RUMSON — Prime living locale. HAZLET tion. On nica lot with apple $41,900 Charmina, ctfS torn-bull I, 5-bedroom, 21/* Spacious, modern Colonial. Living room, Almost new enormous home In sought of' bath Splanch s Hud ted on a large, beau- formal dining room, kitchen, paneled den trees. Featuring living room with ter Monmouth Heights. Oversized bei with fireplace, game room, Idundr/room. Iffullv landscaped lot within a few blocks Five bedrooms, Vh bains. Hot air gas- RANCHES! fireplace, sunlit kitchen with rooms, IVi baths, central air condltlonlm. of schools ond shopping. This lovely home All appliances and carpeting includec fired heat. Air conditioned, Attached fwo- features o large, modern, eat-In kitchen, car garage. Formal rustic plot, s/4,500, breakfast area, full dining room, Fireplace, two-car garage and, best of oil, formal dining room, spacious Hying room $27,900 EARLY AMERICAN WATERFRONT o 7Vi% loon which you can assume. On < screened porch, all plaster walls, with fireplace, den, front porch, (lower Unbelievable modern toncli with first FAIR HAVEN private Vi acre lot, this home Is o ran room laundA room, and on attached two- RUMSON - Quiet residential area, Colcv attached 1-car garage. Let us ond extraordinary opportunity for comfor nial. Fireplace In living room, formal din- floor den, brick front.Mhree large bed- The most unusual small estate in the area. Charming and luxury at a reasonable price. car garodfSCQll us now to see this home fng room, electric kitchen, Three bed- rooms, full basement, science kitchen ond show you today. of your dreams. 149,500 rooms, I1/: baths. Full basement, steam much more. A deep wooded lot, wllh all 6 bedroom home on 1.7 acres. Large trees, boxwood oil heal. Attached one-ccr garage. Large city utilities. You can take over 5'/4% loan and formal garden. Utmost in privacy. You should see SPENCER DENISE formal plot. $45,000. If you hurry. the view from the 39 ft. porch. Asking $89,900. RUMSON - Convenient vicinity. Colo' REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES-REALTORS nlot. Living room has a fireplace, dining $30,500 "See us Ir? our new offices atlhe Freehold room, electric kitchen. Four bedrooms, Be among the llrst to sec this larpe ranch •DONTDEUYICAilUSTODAYI. Circle, opposite the Raceway." one balh. Full basement. Hot water oil home wlfh all aluminum siding for "no 671-4880 heat. Detached one^car garage. Right of work lor (other." A beautiful finished Now open 9 to 5, (even day* a wtsk. A FRIENDLY LITTLE HOUSE Hwy 35 ond Laurel Ave., Holmdel P.O. BOX 556 FREEHOLD way to river, 527,000. basement, large formal dining room, tire- Other offices In Cranford, Clark, Watch' place, new kitchen and deep lot are some IN FAIR HAVEN ong, WestflelRARd Ean dTHES Union. E DAYS 462-1444 of the extfos not usually found In this A charming Dutch Colonial on one o price range. You can also assume a 6Vi% MONMOUTH BEACH Dennis K. Byrne Perfect for the retired couple. A real dream house in UHle Silver's most desirable streets. Tw< loon andtoke advantage of low, low large bedrooms, oversized living roon REALTOR-INSUROR loxes! [g_Guinev with wood-burning fireplace. Large dinlnf NEWHOME-$44,900 tip top shape. Two bedrooms, living room with room. Large heated sun room. Screenec How would you like to have built tor you 8 West River Road, Rumson — beamed ceiling and fireplace, separate dining room, porch. This Is the rare part —only a four-bedroom, S'/i-both home oil a pri- Contact txGtuiuKt $32,000. vate lane surrounded by many trees? Phone 842-1150 kitchen, plus cozy den. Priced at $30,200. Very large living room, formal dining ' MEMBER MULTIPLE RUSSELL AA. BORUS room, spacious eqt-ln kitchen, panelec REALTORS den with fireplace, two-car oarage. Your LISTING SPENCER REALTORS choice ol color ond Interior selection. To 300 Hwy 36 872-0001 Highlands £00 River Rd. Fair Have be completed by August. RUMSON REAL ESTATE FAIR HAVEN 747-4532 PAUL BRAGAR Attractive corner lot. Two- MEMBER OF 2 MULTIPLE LISTINGS 636 RIVER ROAD ! COLONIAL FARMHOUSE REALTOR bedroom.Cape Cod with .RED BANK and NORTHERN MONMOUTH ilmmaculate four-bedroom Colonial farm- 794 Broad St. Shrewsbury 671-4880 . 741-4477 'house on secluded one acre lot. Living •747-0221 large expansion attic for two Hwy 35 and Laurel Ave., Holmdel /corn* formal dining room, country kitch- additional bedrooms. Tip top Other offices In Cranford, Clark, en* two enclosed porches, full basement yvotchuna, Westflald ond Union. bath. Large two-car garage which couti "COLTS NECK condition throughout. Asking jbo used for horses. Bullf-In swlmrnlin, $29,900. pool with cabana. Ad|o!nlng four acre; RIVERFRONT may be purchased separately. 542,000 NEW LISTING .Liberal financing available.' Unsurpassed value Is what NEMETH & ESTATE PALACE REALTY ASSOCS. we offer in this immaculate CLASSIC 2958 Rt. 35 Hazlet,NJ three-bedroom, two-bath NICOLETTI 264-5300. COLONIAL Licensed Real Estate Broker ranch ona fully wooded acre. From the Early Ameri- AGENCY Realtors Almost seven acres or RUMSON can family room with brick beautifully landscaped Walking distance to all schools, two-story fireplace'/beamed ceiling 102 W. Front St. grounds with sweeping Colonial, brick front. Four bedrooms, two Red Bank view of Naveslnle River. full tiaths, finished cellar, 16x20 cathedral and pegged oak floor, to the Wide central foyer. Well ceiling den. Centrally air conditioned. oversize two-car garage and 741-2240 proportioned rooms REALTORS Magnificent condition. All downstairs car- work area with separate throughout. Enough bed- peted, included also, draperies In dining RUMSON rooms and boths for any room, living room and den. Owner heating system, this house is family, yet not too large. $61,500. 842-3328 for appointment. really a buy! Some, of the 8-Bedrooms Three fireplaces. Family room, plus bar. 30' sola- HOUSES FOR SALE other features included are $36,000 rium. Greenhouse and central air conditioning, If you need a large house, here Is your other out-bulldings, Lov*- chance to make a deal. Two full baths, ly pool ond patio. Offered electronic air filter, alumi- emodeled Kitchen, dining room. Lots.of at 5275,000. By appoint- COUNTRY FEELING! CALL BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE num storms and screens, "oom for a family to spread out ond be In- ment. fenced rear yard, electric dividuals. Priced low at $36,000. Yst convenient to everything! Sprawling rancher with generous size Spacious custom bi-level with four bedrooms, 2V5 baths, 10 large McALISTER AGENCY, Realtor, 109 E. TED HALL AGENCY garage dqor opener, full River Rd., Rumson. 642-1894. rooms. Foyer, delightful eat-in kitchen, spacious dining room,- 2 fire-' closets on professionally landscaped and fenced corner lot. Spanish KANI:CH — Brick. 3-bedroom, 2 balh. Realtor basement, circular paved 733 River Rd. Fair Havrn places, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, basement, 2 car garage. Centrally air- style cabinets and many, many extras. Trust our judgement. Best conditioned. $49,900. drive. Quier,'dead-end $31,500 842-4200 buy with city sewers. Call now. $38,900. LTRA PLUS - Condition. u street. Only five years old- LITTLE SILVER — Owner must sell this Don't miss this one! Asking charming Cape Cod in lovely orea. Three FREEHOLD BORO LITTLE SILVER CAPE! bedrooms, large living room with fire- OAK HILL TREES, TREES, TREES MA — Extras. Screened porch, in the fifties. place, dining room, full Dasement. Call for Great starter home-in a fins area. Living room with a real fireplace, Center hall Colonial split in executive area of Middletown. Four details. This is a must! dining room, kitchen, den, one bedroom, and bath on first floor. J. D. ROCHE CAAAASSA AGENCY, Realtor spacious bedrooms, 2Vi baths, largo living room with fireplace, ga- A Parker Ave., LMtle Silver 741-6336 Three bedrooms and bath upstairs. Asking S28.P00. . ' IcHOOLS - Excellent. Realtor LOVELY moroom with wall to wall carpeting and built-in cabinets, plus two ' :Rt. M 462-2741 Colts Neck Open 7 days ^___ car garage. Priced at $59,500. RUMSON — Revitalized cottage on large 3-BEDROOM RANCH SPOTLESS SPLIT LEVEL! HOUSES FOR SALE tree shaded tot. Ample living room, for- /CEAN — Walking distance. mal dining room, remodeled eat-In kitch- TYPE BI-LEVEL Spotless 4 bedroom, Split Level, New Shrewsbury's finest area. IVi CALL BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE en, two bedrooms, both, plus sewing room Three lull bafhs, larqe llvlno room, for- baths, spacious foyer, fully equipped country sized kitchen, raised DELIGHTFULLY or nursery. Basement, garage, enclosed mol dining room, eal-ln kitchen, 25' fcmll} Custom ranch with three large bedrooms, formal dining room, and low — Is the time to buyl porch. Ponellng throuqtiout ond reflnlshed mom will) Nrpplnrp, nverslied master living room, dining room, family room, den or study, cellar, at- science kitchen. Fenced in large yard and one car garage. Call bo- N db SITUATED floors. Low taxes. Immediate possession. bedroom, central air conditioning, two-* CaiVt last at only $19,500, THE KIRWAN car attached garage. . $40,900 tached garage. Central air conditioning-* 45,000. •fore you're sorry. Only $26,900. CO., Realtors, 75 Newman Springs Rd., Rumson ranch. Throe bed- Red Bank. 642-4350. ter'us hefp you pick your timbomt. rooms, 1 Vi baths. Fireplace in $56,000 living room, paneled den, LITTLE SILVER Member of Four Multiple Listing Services. wall-to-wall carpeting, self- Colonial on beautiful, quiet street. Great DENISE JOSEPH G. frees, azaleas, boxwood, Four big bed- ASSOCIATES-REALTORS cleaning range and other ex- rooms, Vh boths, woodbtrnlng fireplace, tras. Full basement with nifty den and game room. A lovely, gracious "See us In our new cfflcei at the Freehold McCUE game room. $46,500. Shown home, Circle, opposite the Raceway" €61 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY, N.J. HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN, N.J. Realtors by appointment. $47,000 P.O. Box 956 FREEHOLD ALLAIRE FARROW Agency 462-1444 - ' 741-5212 671-3311 30 Ridge Rd. Rumson The Dowstra Agency Realtors REALTORS 294 Brood St., Red Bonk - 741-3450 5 Corners. Middleiown 671-2S9O 842-2760 91 E. From St. Red Bank HOMES %. 741-8700 FLORIDA CALLING! IN THE$20'S ? •Now Is the time to buy that home, aport- menti duplex or Income property. Act Expanded Cape Cod with targe kjfcltetit nowl ED. CONWAY, Realty Inc., 2731 dining room, four bedrooMs, two both*. In Oakland Pk. Blvd., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. prime area. A' good starter home. SUiOOO. A PAIR OF CAPE CODS , HOUSES FOR SALE IN RUMSON .• Bath In excellent condition. Freshly pa\ttt* ed. New roofs. Largo shade trees ahxftint NEW - COLONIAL ON THE SHREWSBURY local Ions. Near schools and trans- Howwould you like to have built for you an execu- portation. Onlv a phone away. Priced at tive colonial? 4-5 bedrooms, 2'A tiled baths, panel- PURE WATERfRONT .H?,9Q0 each. led den with fireplace, Anderson windows, 2-zone TWO-FAMILY INCOME PROPERTY heating system. 120' bulkheaded lot on the PORT-AU-PECK . Delightful 2 bed- In good condition. Close to Red Bah*. Hat Shrewsbury River. To be completed by August • room bungalow in absolute!/ superi- a lot of potential, Only 529,000, $5.9,900 or condition with sn uncluttered view of the Shrewsbury River, deep JEAN K. IRWIN water, new bulk he ad ing. If you aro Realtor seeking waterfront properly and are Marine Pork Red Bank' of the Executive type, and have had 842-4188 NEW - mEMPORARY ON THE MM trouble finding your dream homo on the river, THIS IS IT!II This homo which is owned by retired execu- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS This home just.completed, 4 bedrooms, 2V* tile Colonial. Five bedrooms, 3W battls* Lo- tives, has. a beam ceiling living cated In the finest section of townj Three baths, 15' ceiling beamed in living room, fireplace, room, dining area, modern kitchen, fireplaces. New Bornark Country Kitchen glass sliding doors to balcony off master bedroom large genuine ceramic tiled bath- with beamed ceilings. Olnlno room, living room. This house has a lot of charm. overlooking the water, central air conditioning, room, 2 bedrooms plus a cm car Many extras you must see to appreciate bulkheaded lot for docking boat, unusual design, detached garage, Thermo-pana pic- this home. Coll for appointment..AsKIng $52,900. ture windows, wall to wall carpeting, awnings, and concrete and stone patios, arosomeof the features. ACT ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS FOR THE PICKING! FAST-THIS CHOICE LISTING WILL Victorian. Four bedroomi, 2'A twins.- Stu- NOT LAST LONG. For the dis- dio on lop floor. Finished basement with NEW - RAISED RANCH bar. Llvlno room with fireplace, . °rj» pallo. two full botht Many LIVE IN UNCROFT other delightful features. Asking Ui.tW paneled gameroom, two fire- bedroom home. Superb treed PAUL BRAGAR AGENCY 542-3500 ' STERLING THOMPSON A5SO(Sr Realtors places, three patios, deck, air On Leedsville Drive. Four bed- lot. A "must see" home. Rt. 35 Middletown 747-S6OO ' conditioning and inter-com. rooms, family room, kitchen with $37,000. Call 566-7600 REALTOR 237 Oceanport Avenue COLTS NECK $75,000. Call 842-2900. dinette plus dining room and Oceonport, N.J. 2'£ocres. Beautiful tall trees and settlno. 1 Old home and barn. Secluded. $tynes two-car attached garage . Beau- COITSNKK 794 BROAD ST. 747-0221 SHREWSBURY Realtor, Hwy 34, Colts Neck, 946-94M. R0HA1U0N DRIVE tiful lawn and trees. $47,500.- New Provincial Colonial under RENT. BUY. SEL! A home-In the Call 671-2300. U.S. Virgin Islands (Amerlco'i Rradln* One of Rumson's most beautiful construction. Five generous bed- r M C M 741 74 lots. Just under two acres, high rooms, 2V4 baths, beamed ceil- Realtors ° '' °" "' ' "' and wooded. Old Boxwood and MIDDLETOWN ing family room. Vh acre lot. RUMSON - Desirable Pine Ridge area. ILLMENSEE This charrnlnq Cope Cod on one-half ocre brick steps lead to picturesque Charming ranch with three beck Call for details. $65,000. Call well treed lol features Ihree bedrooms, two bolus, spacious llvlno room wllh fire- Tea House. Build your dream rooms, living room with fire- 566-7600 AGENCY place, playroom ofl new sunny kitchen, coiy den and workshop, Only one mile to home here. Asking $46,000. place, kitchen with dining area. oceon, schools: and churches. WO's. 741 i Call 842-2900. On landscaped half-acre. OLDEST REAL ESTATE FIRM $32,500. Call 671-2300. IN COLTS NECK APPLE PIE ORDER This home you will have to see to fjellev Situated on spacious orounds. cample with shade trees and flowering ttirut; COLTS NECK COLTS NECK this three-bedroom, IWbath home Is c. Four-bedroom completely rsnir> Restored 200 year old Colonial signed for gracious living, Includes m with wido board floors, exposed eled living room, dining room, kltclu doled ranch. Now electrical sorvico ond sun room. Basement recreation rooi. ond plumbing and heating sys~ beams. Also two-bedroom cottage, Asking 143,500. : tems- Alsa new dishwasher, dryer, garaga apartment, main barn, clothes' washer, wall oven, ran go, greonhouso, one room collage, RUSSERUSSELLL M. OR refrigerator and freeior included. dog run, root cellar, tennis court. REALTORS 9Vi acros. Beautiful grounds, REer Rd. Fair ppfebrook Agency Over two acres with outbuildings. frQOO RiveRiv r Rd. Fair Haven < Low taxes, goadschoob. Presently brook. Call-for additional informa- 7<74537<7-4532 used as nursery, located in horso tion. EW THrtBE-BBOROOM DANCH - In farm area. $47,900. Leonardo. \Vt baths, living roam and din- ing room, eat-In kitchen, laundry:room, 950Hwy.35 112 Ave. of 2 Riven 23AHwy.34 ond attached garoge, J21.900. Cqll 747- Middleiown ALLENTOWN Rumson Motowcui (Our Branch Olflce) FAIR HAVEN - (Jew home on Rliwi^ffd? 671-2300 842-2900 COLTS NECK 2B5 acres with good farm house --itemporary split. Convenient to ichwi.; 566-7600 CtiBrming lour-bedroom, 2W-balh' and bam, very fertile soil. 9900 --, ee> JlreplacM. Four btdroqnu,maid's room, den, IVi baths, air conditioned, full Colonial. Formal dining room, den, per acre. basement. Mortgage available. Reduced firoplaco. Beautiful 1-H aero 20-Acra horse farm. Four-bed- REALTORS vroodod lot with wldo, running room, 2^-bflth farm house. 22 brook at rear propsrty lino. Our HOLHBEL - Two-story CoTonTHPuving' box stalls. Fencing. Brook. Very room, dining room, paneled lomliy room , ben buy at 969,900. nlco location. 986,000. fireplace, modern Kllchen, dlni fe, four' bedrooms, JW balhi. Basement. SVi'car .garage. Good location for children. One acre. Extras, Principals only. . Sentry, onaineer, 126 East River Road. ES- In. Rumson. ALFRED VAN ALLEM From S57;900 Secretary •Holmdel. Ninth and last in Series Board of Education $27,900 unell i $2.75 'r;SK I TO PURCHASE HOME IN RUM- By ALTON BLAKESLEE — Ito acres or niore. Something Special MIDDLETOWN - Thr«e*et the Borougrough of ReRed Bank. selves of what they are. They n|0!r COLTS NECK MINORS, an Infant, shall apply to the (Signed) ELLA WILTSHIRE S • ' Monmouth County court at the Court VIOLA STOBLE ange from Nebraska's most Priced to sell House, Freehold/ New Jersey, for a Incle- TONY M.STOBLE AGENCY Joseph G. ment authorlilna ttio said Infant, JAMES June 4,11 ^7-50 lenient law now of seven days in •Broker- .MulHple Lldlnns New Listing STEVEN MINORS, to assume tho name McCUE ol JAMES STEVEN MALONEY. NOTICE jail for' possession of marijuana •AREALSHOWPLACE Three-bedroom, two-bath flvo-year old Take notice that Jessie Treacy, trading ranch with central air conditioning and all as Guardian Ad Lltem as The Willow Delicatessen has applied to to Texas where for years the fee Mfa 10 s«« tMi. Six rooms, to artistic- th« Zlmmerer extras. Rgnuo of JAMES STEVEN MINORS he Mayor and Council of Little Silver, • oily d«corat«d It will be "love at llrsl 842-2760 ^ew Jersey, for o Plenary Retail Utsns; sentence has been two years to stem." Large double garage, hardtoi Marshall P. Whltfleld Doted: May 17,1971 Ao. MDBL 1 for premises situated ar'29O ife imprisonment. More than drlvewoy, manicured grounai aboundln Realtors - Member MLS Ji|ne4,ll S14.M Willow Drive, Little Silver, New Jersey. In roses. Nothing comparable at or near S. Holmdel Rd. Holmdel 946-W5 Objections, If any, should be made Im- half the states have recently thli price. WtUM. ' ' SHREWSBURY - Samora Or. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS 12-ROOM HOUSE - In a wonderland of mediately In writing to Stephen G. Green- Newly decorated two-bedroom Notice Is hereby given that sealed Pro- wood. Clerk of the Borouah Ot Little Slt- amended laws^ to be less severe home. 12x17 kltctien, self-cleonlnn spruces, flowering trees and shrubs. Quot* posals win be received by ths Mayor and oven and dishwasher. Complete!/ 11/ constructlan.lmpeccabl» taste. 2)x30 No one knows how many illegal lab* «• pumping out Township Committee, Township ot Mid. VCf* JES5IETREACV. about marijuana. In federal law, air conditioned and carpeted. In- living room has hand-hewn beamed celt* dletown tor Rock Salt Insurer. -Jiclosed In sealed envelopes bearing the NOTICE they find in drink? brings. A search continues for room Cape Cod In Olde Shrewsbury. This name and address of the Bidder and the 100,000, and forfeiture of all 62 Maple Ave, 747-3500 Red Bank' spacious home has three bedrooms, two Toke notice that aopllcaljon has been WHY BUY AND SELL Use"Holl/, The Home Finder" name of the work on the outside, ad- made to tho Mayor ond Council of the profits from the illegal selling other substitute or antagonist baths, separate dining room and paneled dressed to Mayor and Township Com- Borough ot Sea Bright by CrestwIcK What is agreed upon, from IF YOU CAN SWAP? SMALL FARM- J2M0O family room. Located on tree shaded mittee, Township Hall, MIddletown Town- Corp., t"a The Wlndlammer having prlncl- and the pusher might lose per- drugs. And so does research Yfltl may have gopd reason to move. Bui Five acres. Old home and barn. Need: grounds. Don'f be sorry next year,. .this ship, New Jersey, and must be accom- •pal offices at 344 Ocean Ave, Sea Bright, both points of view, is that pot selling your house, qnd buying another* U work. Styne's Realtor, 944-9M6. year It's going for only 531,000. E, A. panied by a statement of Consent of Su- N. J. for Plenary Rttall Consumption Li- sonal assets, such as his house. into many other phases of the tlnw consuming and cost)/. We may savt ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Reoltor, 555 rety from a surety company authorized to cense No. C-16, fpr premises situated ot most likely is here to stay. yotf fots of hours and hundreds of dollar; MlbDLETOWN - Three-bedroom rdrtctf. Prospect Ave., Llllle Silver. 741-4500. do business in the State of New Jersey 344 Ocean Ave.< In said Borough of Sea The second offense sort of dou- total drug problem. by arranging an 4Vchanael Come see v Large paneled game room, living room ond acceptable to Ihe OWNER ond a cmr- MARLBORO — Custom built three-bed- The legalization argument Questions and issues about - .QWut It; no obligation wnatever. with fireplace* stockade fenced backyard, llfled check drawn to the order of the oolectlons', II any, should be mode Im- les the penalties—except of VSWAN-KEY REALTORS. "THE REAL- patio. Picturesque setting* % acre. By room ranch. Largo kitchen, living room, Township Treasurer for not less than ttn 1 dining room, family room with fireplace, mediately In writing to Mary Larson, extends to .other drugs as most of the mind-influencing TOR THAT TRADES. ' 124 Hwy 35, Mid- owners.tf 71-9169 . percent (10%) or the amount bid except Clerk of the Borough of Sea Bright. :ourse that the pusher has only ;.-Uletown, 842-6550. trees. Convenient to N.Y. commutation. Itiot the check need not exceed S2O.O0O.O0V well—as, for example, that drugs bum in fires of emotion OCEAN TWP. MlddleUOs^^ NETTERiRMllor The award ot the Contract for this work •ne life to serv,e up. KEANSBURG — Three family. Separate Seven bedrooms. Six year Colonial. One will not be made until the necessary funds Carmine J. Inteso, President there might be less crime if her- and opinion. Scientific research —utilities. Income $201) permonth. $15,900. acre. Asking li>5,ooo. 493-2616. Dutch Lans Rd., Marlboro lave been provided by the Township ot 344 Ocean Ave.. Sea Bright, N. J. JMLILllfWftcaiCo.il Ymml 467-4151 Eves. 448-4791 MIddletown In a lawful manner. Gerald Oreste, Vice-President Meanwhile, a debate Sips, WEST LONG BRANCH - "OLD DEAL Sixth Avenue, Secaucus, N. J. ,oin were legally available for promises to produce the facts to • HOLMDEL,— Custom contemporary HOMES." West Palmer Ave. ond Whale- WHEN YOU OWN A SPOT OF LAND you The OWNER or the Engineer reserves along whether marijuana should those hooked upon it, or want-, - ranch- Blue Hills. Heavily wooded one pond Rd. New two-story Colonials am own a portion ot the world. Call now to trie right to require a complete financial june'4,11 . \ »•» help the public deal more effec- —acre, 3 or 4 bedrooms, V/i baths/ family ranches, From S42,50O. Epstein Builders, see .this four-bedroom home, 2 blocks and experience statement from prospec- NOTICE V ,V or shouldn't be made a legalized ing to be weaned from it. Here," tively in the future with a ple- and gamerooms, screened porch. Brood- 531-0505 or J22-J286. from Knollwood School. Living room with tive bidders showing that they have, satis- Toke notice that the Downsed Beam Ho- loom and appliances Included. 367,500. fireplace, eat-In kitchen ana lenced-ln factorily completed work of tne nature re- drug, Proponents argue that it is a counter view is that more RUMSON RD. (Little Silver). Ranch. le), Inc. Ma The Downsea Beach Hotel, thora of drugs. . .Principals only, ?46-B26O alter 6 and week- tree-shoded yard. Act now... Thejprlce Is quired before furnishing proposal forms Inc. has applied to the Mayor and council •^endi Three bedrooms, two baths. Large living riant at 124,900. E. A. ARMSTRONG or specifications, or before awarding the usually mild, that it isn't a nar- people might become dependent room with fireplace, dining room, famll ot the Borough ot Sea Bright for a (For a large illustrated booklet AGENCY, Realtor, 555 Prospect Ave, contract. Pleanry Retail Club License for premises, NORTH PAXM BEACtT-Two-bedrobm room, kitchen ond laundry. Two-car ga- Little Sliver. 741-45W.- cotic nor an addictive drug, that upon mind drugs, less attentive containing this • series in ex- . rage. Acre plus. «9,000. No brokers. Call The right Is also reserved to reject ony situated at 150 Ocean Avenue, Sea Bright, furnished. In mint condition. DEEP WA- or all bids or to waive any Informalities one should be allowed to enjoy to their best roles in life. panded form, and suitable fir TER DOCK. LOW taxes, J19.80O. 264-4333. RED BANK - Beautiful Colonial type where such Informality Is not datrlmental Oolectlons', If any, should be made Im- ,. Or 264-3454. home wllh seven rooms, V/i baths, central to the best Interest ot the OWNER. mediately In writing to Mrs. Mary Lar- •RANCH — Three bedrooms, with fu air conditioning. On 50x145 plot with what he .enjoys, that it offers a redding by both parents and ?osement, on VA acres In choice sectlDi BY ORDER OF THE MAYOR AND son. Clerk of the Borough ot Sea Bright, Many more mind-influencing HOUSES FOR SALE of Mldo|etown. Coll 671-3J6S... mony, many extras. Only 136,0011. TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OPTHE way to relax and fantasize, that yotittgjteople, tend $1 to "What TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN, Mr drugs are bound to come along, You Con Do About Dangerous WIDDLETOWrV- Lovely' foiiraearo/om Kowitskl Realty Co* MOUTH COUNTY, NEW JERSEY. ANDREW L.ZURICH, President content and quality could be home designed for gracious living. rtl044D HAR6LD FOULKS, MAYOR Locust Point, Locust, N. J. most frbm the continuing scien- Drugs," Red JSAifc Register, PO >«,ooo. Coll Vt -4431. " R«l.or CHARLES V. CARROLL,' legally controlled. YOUR OWN POOL! This "Oldo 1333 St. George Ave\ Colonla JEAN B. ZURICH, Secretory tific search to develop drugs that Box S, Teaneck, NJ., 07666 • Township Clerk, Locust point, Locust, N.J. Opponents to legalizing mari- Village" Fair Haven homo can DEAL — Ocean Twp., w. Long Branch, MIDDLETOWN, CHOICE ESTATE June II 117.00 NORMA TEARPOCK New luxury homes, or will build to suit, For dlstlnoulshed country living. Beau- • be your family's within '30 days. Century Builders, 531-0505. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Iselln.N.J. uana say: Not enough is known tifully landscaped brick and stone Colo- June 4,11 S10.OI The transferred, oyvners will miss nial. Seven bedrooms, 4'/i baths. Apart~ Protect No. and Location THREE-BEDROOM RANCH - With de- men! tor caretaker. V/i acres, By appoint- ^ NOTICE.. Everything Goes!. being only two blocks to school, tached garage. Newly decorated. Imme- Celling Grilles, N.J. Diagnostic Center, Gay, Cozy, Easy diate occupancy. As little as S1A5Q down lo Aenlo park. Now Jersey Take notice that the Northern Mon- bos line, boat basin, and stores. qualified buyer. Owner will pay closlnc mouth County Marine Corps League Hold- Gift Furniture costs. Call 471-1289. S25.900. ing Co, has applied to the Township Com- Tudor style living room with OAKES ROAD, LITTLE SILVER — At- Separate sealed blds(a) lor each of list-' mittee of. Holmdel Township for Club LI tractive cuitom built ranch located oon ed branches ot work and a separate ovtr- cense for premises located aT the North Printed Pattern fireplace. Dining room. Three OCEANPORT - Port-au-P»ck jBctlon, beautlfully'landscaped grounds. Bullt-ir1 all single contract bid (b) covering oil the Being Sought branches of work and material required to east comer of Palmer Ave, and Middle bedrooms. Screened porch. All brick. Four bedrooms, Llvlng'room, Hying room bookcases!, cedaedar paneled .Road) In the township of Holmdel. dining room, kitchen, den. Central air. den., onand kitchenKitchen. Perfect coconditioni . Ask; Basement. Garage with work- Ba$emcnt. Two-car goraQe. 150x165 wax Ing In the mid S50's. E. A. ARMSTRONG Ihe Reception Room of the Division of Frederlok P. Keg ley, Pres., Keansburg LONG BRANCH - House- •dlot. 537,950. Atterjp.m.a29-23I1. AGENCY, Reoltor, 555 Prospect Ave., Building and Construction, 8th floor of the ihop or "at home" offico. Ask- AutnLT, Keaiior. s Arthur W. Bautsch, Trustee* Bel ford, LittlLittl e SilverSil . 741-45007414500. Taxation Building, West Stale and Willow hold furniture for two families ing «32,O00. Call nowl AAATAWAN — strathmore Cape. Extra Streets, Trenton, New Jersey 01625, until icroe lot. Newly redecorates. Four bed- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS BOROUGH 2:09 o'clock p.m. D.S.T. on June 24,1971 Joseph L. Lay land, Trustee. Middle* is urgently heeded and any rooms, two full baths. All appliances. Completely remodeled. Five bedrooms, ond then publicly opened and read aloud. town, N.J. Wall-to-wall, central air conditioning. two baths, living room,dining room, No bid will be accepted after the hour Edward A. Schramm* Trustee, Hazlet. person wishing to donate the Asking 133,000. No agents. 566-2440. kitchen. Walk to school ond shops. Ama- specified. Bids will be received on the fol- items is asked to call either zingly low ... S30,000. COUNTRY lowing branchees of work: Harry L. Andrews, Trustee. East Keans- SQUIRE Real Estate, Inc.291-1734. Celling Grilles Miss Gloria G. Alberti, wel- COZENS LOVELY AREA The IWoormatlon for Bidders, Form ot lections* If any, should be mode Im- Four-bedroom split levelon heavily wool Bid, Form off ContractCtt , PlansPl , SpecificaScific - mediately in writing to John P. Wodinp. fare director, or the city's RUMSO.N! Walk to schools, id Form ton, Clerk ot tho Township of Holmdel. ed one acre lot. Centrally air CDnaltlonef LOTS AND ACREAGE tions ond Forms or Bid Bond, Perform- stores, buslino, and shops. Five Paneled den. Asking 5*8,500. CARL F. ance-Payment Bond, and other contract public relations department- ZELLERS, Realtor. »6-Ua. MILLSTONE TOWNSHIP documents may be examined at the fol- Jin»1M4 minutes to beach, Enjoy tho CHEESEQUAKE VILLAGE - Over 52 lowing: - . , .. tii.oo two-bedroom condominium with com- Division of Building and Construction "We are in dire need of the summerl Give tho kids the pleted recreation room, wall-to-wall car- FOR THE West State and Willow Streets - MONMOUTH COUNTY . schools you wanted. Fireplace >etlna. Rear backs to pork, Many extras. Trenton, New Jersey O06Z5 SURROGATE'S COURT furniture and I hope the Call 566-3925 for appointment — owner. HORSE LOVER Copies may be obtained at the Division ESTATE OF FRANCIS J. KANE, DE- In living room. Dining room., of Building and Construction, located at CEASED people respond as generously Three bedrooms. Basement with CENTRAL RED BANK West Stala and Willow Streets, Trenton, Pursuant to the trder of S. THOMAS Suitable for residence, professional office From 3 acres up New Jersey upon paymont of $2fi.0O for GAGLIANO* Surrogate or the County of as they have in the past," gameroom. Rear patio. ImmB- or some commercial use. Seven rooms eoch set. Any unsuccessful bidder, upon Monmouth, this day mod*, on the appli- and bath. Two-story barn. Excellent corl- returning such set promptly and In good cation of the undersigned* Blanch E. Miss Alberti said. dlata possession. The choico is lltlon. Immediate occupancy. Principals REASONABLY condition, will be refunded his payment, Kane, Sola Executrix of the estate of the only. S38,900. 741-4223. and any non-bidders uponso returnlrg •said Francis J..Kane, deceased, notice Is •yours! Asking $46,'500. Call PRICED such a set will be refunded 525.00. nereby given TO me creditors or said de- today! HOUSES FOR SALE ceased fo present to the said Sole Execu- LEGAL NOTICE ALSO BUILDING LOTS-2 PLUS ACRES The state reserves the right to reject trix thefl* claims under oath within six WITH WOODS S7.000 any or oil olds. months from this date. NOTICE Each bidder must deposit wllh his bid, Tako noltce that Emanucl and Agnes FAIR HAVEN - security in the amount, form and subject Doled: June2,l?/1 BLANCH E.KANE Gallopo trading as Mandy's Ocn has ap- lo the conditions provided In the Instruc- plied to the Mayor and Council of the rjh RUMSON DENISE tions for Bidders. 54 Grand Avenue* COZENS M Atlantic Highlands, fJJ. lorough ot Union Beach tor a Plwrar* SCHOOLS ASSOCIATES -REALTORS Attention of bidders Is particularly letalfconsumptlon License C-Tu ton ,1 flEED YOUI I'm a very individ- 'See us In our new offices ot the Freehold called to the requirements as to condi- Sole Executrix jremlses situated at 507 Front St., Union Circle, opposite tho Raceway.'* tions of employment to bo observed ond Ronald L. Horan, Esq. leach, N. J. .uaf'homej (but very comfort- Gracious comer hall Colonial minimum woge rates to be paid under the 1 Ravine Drive, Matawan, N J. Obl&ctlons, It ony, should be made len' 'nble), Older, but in the heart of having four largo airy bed- P.O. BOX W6 FREEHOLD ledlately in writing to Mary Sablk* Clerk No bidder may withdraw his bid within Attorney if the Borough of Union Beach, N. J. • Fair Haven. My owners want to rooms, '2'/J baths, big country 462-1444 sixty (60) days after the actual date ot the kitchon, paneled don, basement June 11,18 __ $1230 EMAN0ELAND AGNES GALLOPO rrnoya to Cape Cod. I offer four ope 507 Front St.. Union Beach. N. J. recreation room, V' acre land- WT&NT OF THE TREASURY NOTICE OF INTENTION "bedrooms, beamed ceilings, Dlvlslonof^uUdlnaond^o^tructlon TAKE NOTICE that Bakerman Inc., f/a lime 4,11 S7.00 scapod plot, $59,900. COLTS NECK 'Olde Tyrrer" has applied to the Aftunlcl .large rooms, covered and Director pal Council of the Borough of Keansburg, NOTICE TO BIDDERS Beautiful building lots from June 1MB 529,00 N. J. for Plenary Retail Consumption Li- Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids screened "rocking chair" por- cense, for the premises situated at No. !• will be received by Ihe Council of the Clly $16,500. Excellent area. Hur- Beachway, Keansburg, N.J. Of Long Branch, KJ., tor the purchase of ches. A '"real" dining room and NOTICE The Dowstra Agency ry for best selection! AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE The following Is the name and residence ONS(l) NINE PASSENGER STA-, Srslr e spiral staircaso to a hide-a-way REALTORS PARKING OF MOTOR VEHICLES ON of all officers and all directors who have TION WAGON — PLYMOUTH SUR- J. D. ROCHE no other named office and alt stock- BURBAN OR EQUAL lor Mom and Pop. Some trees Rt. 34 462-2741 Colts Neck PHALANX ROAD,MUHLENBR1NK 91 E, Front St. Red Bank ROAD, LONG BRIDGE ROAD AND holders holding more than ten per centum and will be opened and read-In public at a (10%) of any of the stock of said Corpo- meeting to be held In the Clly Hall, 33444 •UV "^and, maybo, Joo much yard. 741-870D . WATERFRONT LOT — On Soulh. Shrews- LAIRD ROAD IN THE TOWNSHIP OF bury River, 130' new bulkheadlng. Splen- COLTS NECK, COUNTY OF MON- ration: BroadwayBroadway , Long BrancBranchranchh , NN.J.J , oonn Noed I romind'you of tha school did location tor boatman. Asking $18,000.. MOUTH AND STATE OF NEW JER- BARBARA BAKERMAN Tuesday, June 22,1971,, att 808:00 PP.M.M , PrePre- SEY. 21 Crest Circle * vailiniling Time. system? Asking.$57,000. Sou . try 115,000. SpecificationSifiti s and forms of Proposal BE IT ORDAINED by the Township Matawan, N.J. EVERYTHING GOES TO- .,me today! Committee or the Township of Coifs Neck, President & Secretary dve been filed In the Office of the Busi- Ray Stillman, Realtor 100% of Stock ness Administrator, City Hall Annex, ONE OF THESE "Our 53rd Year" County of Monmouth ana State of New GETHER for a lively;layered Jersey as follows: Oblectlons. If any, should bo made Im- Long Branch, N.J., and may be Inspected Hi Hwv 35 Shrewsbury 741-6600 mediately In writing to: Michael AAo by prospective bidders during business look-or separates smartly! SHOULD BE YOUR MONMOUTH BEACH — Excellent loca- SECTION 1. II shall be unlawful for any tlchka. Municipal Clerk of the Borough of hours. Bidders may obtain a copy of the ,tlon. River view, ocean and river rights. person lo parti a vehicle upon any of the Keansburg, New Jersey. Specifications and Standard Proposal Fling on cape over tunic or COZENS streets or ports of streets described In Forms upon application lo the Business IMiilOO. AAako otter. Call 471-1554. BAKERMAN, INC. Section 2 of this ordinance at ony lime. Administrator. dress over pants, Top it all off WATER FRONT! River \tiewsl HOME FOR KEEPS 74 Beachway LITTLE SILVER ' ' SECTION;. In accordance wlihthe pro- Bids must be made on Iho Standard Pro- And Ocean views! Wo offer 3'/a ceres. Prime location. visions of Section 1 of thts ordinance, it Kcansburg, N. J. posal Forms In the manner designated with beret and long scarf. Call74).9374arterop.m. stiatl b« unlawful for ony person to park a June4i11 • ' SJ3.00 vehicle upon the following described therein os required by the Specifications, Printed Pattern 9105: NEW triem all! Priced from $46,500, RUMSdN LOT - 50x130. trees: Price must be enclosed In sealed envelopes $37,900 It's a great streets or parts thereof: ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS bearing the name and address of the Did- 1 in. $350,000. Small to grand Sll.OOO. COUNTRY SQUIRE Real Eslotc, (a) On either side of thot portion of Protect No. ond Location Misses Sizes 8,10, 12,14,10, world if you live in ths right Inc. 291-1734. der ond the name of the work on'the out- Paired. Woe yards to landed es- Laird Road lying within 1,200 feet In 7507 side, addressed to the Council of the City 18. Yardages in pattern. place. This Little Silver Capo each dlroctton from the confer line of Enclose Existing Portico, Power Trans of Long Branch and must be accompanied 'jtates. For the boaters all, from HOUSES FOltSALK the bridge located on said Laird Road porlatlon Laboratory, Trenton State Co by a certificate from a surety bonding FfFTY CENTS "for "each ; SaUfish to Fair Form Flyer Si*o. Cod is within walking dis- os It crosses Yellow Brook. •' lege, Trenton, New Jersey. company agreeing to furnish the City 01 (b) On either side of 1hot portion of Owner: State of New Jersey Long Branch, If awarded the Contract, • pattern - add 15 cents for tance to Markham PI. Muhlenbrlnk Road lying within 1,000 Wo must, however, point out FOR REAL SERVICE Separate sealed bids (a) for each of list* 'ith a performance bond In accordanco School. This well planned feet )n each direction from the center ed branches of work and a separate over- each pattern for first-class Ihe larger tho bonk account, the' IN REALESTATE tine of Ihe bridge located on said Muh- oil single contract bid (b) covering all the >lth the Specifications and a ccrlltied lenbrlnk Road as It crosses Yellow check made payable to the order ot "Clly mailing and special handling. larger the choice. Wo cover tho home has three bedrooms, branches of work and material required-to nf l.nna Branch" in ihe sum of not less Family treasure! Take this Consult a Brook. complete the project will be received In water fronts! Put u» to work on' 23x12 living room, that (c) On either side ol thot portion of the Reception Room of the Division of hat ten (10%) percent ol tho amount of ths Send to Laura Wheeler, The] afghan on trips, to games, or Member of Long Bridge Road lying between the Building and Construction, 8th floor of tha ild ond must be delivered al the place and Vou,r dream. Call when you're takes beautifully to formal or time above mentioned. Dally Register, 61 Needlecraft use. on wintry nights. Red Bank Area Colls Neck-Holmdel boundary line and Taxation Building, West State and Willow' ready to enjoy living. informal decor. Country din- Saratoga Drive. Streets, Trenton, New Jersey 0B625, until The City ot Long broncn reserves tne Dept., Box 161, Old Chelsea Chooso a lively 4-color ing room, stepsavihg kitch- MLS (d) On either side of Phalanx Road 2:00 o'clock p.m. D.S.T. on June 24,1971 right to re|cct any or atl bids, or to waive for the full length thereof lylno be- and then publicly opened and read aloud. any Informalities where such informality • Station, New York, N.Y. scheme or scraps for this af- en, full basement, doublo tween the MIddletown Townstilp-ColU No bid will be accepted after Ihe hour Is not detrimental to the best Interests ol Neck boundary Una and Stoto High* specified. Bids will be received on the fol- Iho Clly. 10011. Print PATTERN NUM- ghan. Knitted shell medal- garage and a private, en- way Route 34, lowing branches of work: VINCENT J.MAZZA COZENS SECTION 3. All ordinances or General Business Administrator BER, NAME, ADDRESS,' lions-join later. Pattern 718: closed broozoway. Give us a QUALITY SPECIALS parts of ordinances Inconsistent with The Information for Bidders, Form ol June 11 S1UJ ZIP, This firm Is foundod on tho bo- call today. the provisions of tills crdlnanco are Bid, Form of Contract, Plans, Specific knitting directions. liof that the public deserves, MIDDLETOWN harabyrepealed. ., lions and Forms of Btd Bond, Perforr.. NEW 1971 NEEDLECRAFT Cozy Cape Cod.to anurjol* uroumt SECTION 4. UnlKu mofotr penalty ance-Poymcnr Bond, ond other contract *- SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS ,fihd needs, "Professional- Real documents may be examined at tho fol- CATALOG — what's happen- $45,900. It's young . your family.. Four bedrooms, 1H Is .expressly provided by New Jersey fqr each pattern - add 15 'Estato Services". How may wo r Statute.every person convicted of a lowing: .. it s lovely and it's not en- bathl lull baaoment. Sot amonrj nont violation of a provision ct this ordi- Division of Building and Construction ing in knits, crochet, quilts, cents for each pattern tor" help your family? Buying? Soil- gaged. This well planned homos and yauli that rolloct com- nance or any supplement thereto shall West State and Willow streets fashions, embroidery. Free' munity spirit. SRO it now for be llobletoa penalty of not more than Trenton, New Jersey 08625 first-class mailing and special' ing? Investing? For tho "somo- Colonial offers lots of living fifty dollars or imprisonment Copies may bo obtained at the Division •patterns. 50c. "thing extra service", call Mrs. «29,4BO. for a term not exceed I on is days or of Building and Construction, located ot handling. Send to Marian spaco, center hall, large liv- both. West Slate and Willow Streets, Trenton, . NEW! COMPLETE IN- Martin, 420 The Rod Bank ;Hlnton, Mrs. Kilpotrick, Mrs, LEONARDO SECTION 5. This ordinance shall New Jersey upon payment of 525.00 for ing room, olopant dining toke effect Immediately upon Its pas* each sot. Any unsuccessful bidder, upon ISTAtyT GIFT BOOK - over^ Register, Pattern EAEPT.,» Nislson, Mrs. Woodward, or room, eat-in kitchen, four Throo-bedroom, two-buih, two-story. sage and publication according to law, returning tuch set promptly and In good Mr. Cozens. Woaro an in- Largo livinij room. Roomy kitchon. and upon the approval of Ihe lanio by condition, yt\i\ be refunded Ms payment, ;100 gifts! All occasions, ages, West l8th St., New York,' .1 : bedrooms, family room, full Call now. 610,900. the Division ot Motor Vehicles. De- and any npn-bldders upon so roturnln L- 'IV .Crochet, paint, tie dye, de- N.Y., 10011. Print NAME, AD- yQ8tmont, not an oxponsol basement and attached ga- partment of Law and Public Safely of such a set will be refunded $25.00. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS the Stale of New Jersey. The State reserves the right to relec ;coupage, knit, sew, quilt/ DRESS, ZIP, STYLE NUM- rago. Located in an area PUBLIC NOTICE ony or all bids. Fpur-bodroom custom ranch. Game Tho foregoing ordinance was .In* Each blddir must deposit with his bid, jweave, more! $1.00. |BER and SIZE. with lots of neighborhood ."room with f if a place. Full basement. troduced and passed first reading at (i security In the amount, form end subject ROGER F. 'Complete Afghan Book - f 1,00: 1 fun. Invosligato today. Shopping, churches, schools and reqular meeting of the Township Com* to the conditions provided In tho Instruc- NEW Fall-Wlnter Pattern mfiteo of the Township of Colls Neck tions for Didders. •"16 Jiffy Rugs11 Book. 50c irantportation a stnp nway. Call for baid on May 27,1971 and will corns up Attention ol bidders Is particularly Catalog. 114 dynamic deslgaa.v eppointment. 433,500, for final comtaorallon and panafl* at ailed to tho requirements as to condi- •"50 Instant Gifts" Book. 50c : a regular meeting of said governing tions of employment to be obierved and. Free Pattern Coupon. 50c. ' ' body to be held on June U, W] at I minimum woge rates to be paid undor the Book of 12 Prize Afghans. 5flc COZENS QUALITY p.m. at the Townihlp Hall, Colts ;. INSTANT SEWING BOOK contract. REALTY ASSOC. - Neck, New Jersey, nt which time and No bidder rriay wilhdraw his bid within Quilt Rook 1—16 patterns, 50c seirtoday, wear tomorrow.' place all perioni desiring to be heard tlxty (40) days after Ilia actual date of tho AGENCY OEORGE A. DeLOAME Museum Quilt Book 2 — pat* II. INSTANT FASHION^ (FiMwljrJta«lM>.lull

FRIDAY, JUNE 11, Wl

, " - " * ' , * - 1 • Television •Books • Movies •Theater • Dining Out • Comment Yoiir Weekend Magazine • Hobbies • Music enture in the Bahamas: er (Editor's note — In this ar- ticle, Lee Ward, a member of at the habitat we found an oc- the Daily Register's classified topus about 18 inches long at- advertising department, turns tached to the side of the con- his hand to writing. The sub- crete foundation! We cau- ject's been his avocation for tiously played with it until it " 16, years... scuba diving. Mr., gave us ,-! squirt of ink anil Ward gives scuba courses to jetted off into the coral. Explorer Scouts and is ocean- The next afternoon, Mr. ography counsellor for the Wicklund and I joined two of Boy. Scouts. This is a first- the UNEXSO staff members hand account of a recent un- on a dive to a wreck. Dick derwater experience in the Clarke is a young Englishman Bahamas. . e who is an excellent under* By LEE WARD water photographer, and di- If you are ever invited-to ver Ben Ross, a white Baha- spend a weekend underwater mian, is so at home in the wa- in the Bahamas, you are in for "ter he was said to have gills. an exciting and unusual ad- On the New Jersey, coast, venture. instruments are generally Robert I. Wicklund. 33, a used for locating wrecks. In former biologist at Sandy the Bahamas, they simply Hook Marine Laboratories, look over the side of the boat extended such an invitation to until they spot it. We des- me. cended about 60 feet, directly Approximately V/£ miles off to the wreck. It was a boat the coast of Grand Bahama that had broken up when it t Island, Bahamas, lies an un- sank. Its two engines were derwater habitat called lying on the bottom several Hydro-Lab. Mr. Wicklund is feet away from the hull with a the project manager of this school of small yellow fish, unique underwater house that called grunte, for n crew. was built by Perry Ocean- /We then witnessed some-. ographies, Palm Bench, Fla, • thing that has probably never It will be used to study ma- been seen before-the court- rine life, ecology and physical ship and mating of the pea- oceanography.' cock flounder, a species com- mon to the Bahamas. The I^ydro-Lab is a large Register Staff Photo cylinder, lying horizontally on •READY TO PLUNGE — Lee Ward of Neptune prepares to dive to com- We saw one male flounder four legs planted in a founda- plete film on ecology he's now making. Tank, wet suit, underwater cam- chasing another. They ap- tion of concrete, with a hatch era and diving watch are all part of equipment Mr. Ward uses. He says peared like flying saucers; on its underside and a four- his wife; Judith/ Is a great source of encouragement and was enthused with their pectoral fins stick*. foot picture window that looks about his recent trip to the Bahamas where he helped prepare a hydro-lab ing straight up. They were . out on the coral landscape. for experiments; wing for the attention of a fe- The Hydro-lab resls on white male flounder. Their fight snnds 50 feet below the sur- was graceful, reminding me ait offshore reef. The buov As I climbed up the short alone in a valley with the face of the blue tropical wa- had a long umbilical cord, a ladder from water into air, of two cobras dancing in a ters. porch light on. The porch li^ht fast but rhythmic pattern. package of hoses and wires, Wicklund greeted me. His is a powerful floodlight which Briefing that we connected between The winner returned to the fe- voice sounded strange and showed us a large section of male. The first day I was there, the two buoys. We-started the slightly nasal from the density the coral bottom. Mr, Wicklund briefed me. The motor of the life support sys- of the air. The lab was fur- The morning of my last day tem, got into our.diving gear Inside again, we looked in the Bahamas, our diving . following week an experiment nished with two bunks on one through the picture window. A would take place. Wicklund and entered the water. wall, a table on another, a plans were curtailed by rough school of tiny shrimp danced seas, which led to the final ad- and several other scientists It was warm-about 72 de- shower, an assortment of into our view and other small were going to spend four days grees. Lying on the surface, gauges and switches and a ra- venture of my long weekend. fish, getting used to the bright The habit at itself would be in underwater on an ex- looking down 50 feet, I could dio to shore. Eight small por- light came by to investigate. perimental dive to check out- plainly see the big yellow tholes dotted the walls. We no danger, but the life support We went back into the water buoy had never been in such the habitat. The habitat habitat with its umbilical run- looked out the picture win- and took a night tour of the (Hydro-Lab) will then serve ning up to the. support buoy. dow. The barracuda was still rough water. We used one of reef. It seemed to be quieter UNEXSO's 20-foot fiberglass as a decompression chamber, In a minute, we were on the there. than it had been during the where the interior pressure . bottom. On our way back to tne sur- outboard motor boats to check . day, or maybe we could not it out. will be changed as needed af- . Looked Big face, we saw a large barra- see the activity as well. The ter the long dive to remove ni- The habitat looked cuda guarding our boat. When light from the habitat reflect- As we left the inlet, the but- trogen from the diver's tis- enormous. As we swam he saw us he left. ed back from the surface so terflies left my stomach. sues and blood to prevent the around it, I noticed a three- That night we returned with that we could still see each There was no time for second "bends.". foot barracuda admiring his another diver, Frank Reed, other even when we turned thoughts. It was like riding a We were to make the habit- reflection in the big picture president of the Underwater our hand lights off. roller coaster standing up. A window, opening his mouth line from the bow was at ready for this experiment. Explores Society (UNEXSO). Sights Below First we had to hook up the and showing his teeth. The en- We arrived at the life support wrapped around my forearm, tire area was surrounded by We saw a nocturnal species as I held on tight. Wicklund life support buoy. This is an buoy about 9 p.m. Although of starfish that can only be unmanned 23-foot fiberglass coral, big sea fans, Igng digits there was only a faint moon, had a line wrapped around his of finder coral waving as if in seen at niqht when it comes right arm and kept the same hull which houses equipment the water was so clear we out to feed. We tickled the to supply and maintain inter- a light breeze, sponges that could see thfe habitat as we hand on the throttle so if he looked like deep vases with side of a small four-eyed but- was washed overboard he nal and external breathing looked down from the boat. terfly fish that was still half system*, supply fresh water tiny, brightly colored blue and We went down carrying small could cut the throttle and not yellow fish swimming around asleep, and chased a brightly drift from the boat. and generate electrical power hand lights. Wicklund entered colored but annoyed parrot to the lab. * them, schools of small fish the habitat first and turned on With careful maneuvering, 1 swimming as if they were all fish from its bed. In the shad- We towed the support unit the light switches. The habitat ows, we noticed our old we got close enough to the life to. a yellow buoy Just beyond .one body. lit up like a farm house sitting support buoy to see that it friends, the barracudas. Back Lynda Johnson Robb, For your PLEASURE Chefs! Does that make the dif- HOLMDEL - Totie Fields, visible effort, Totie can cap- the most recent White House ference? You bet it does! Myron Cohen and Julius La-' ture an audience, have people bride, who will work on the LOBSTER LOVERS Rosa star in the first comedy commentary. Presumably look at themselves and laugh what Mrs. Robb lacks in tele- "JACKIE HILL" TRY US!" and music weekend at the at what they see. at the Piano Garden State Arts Center The story of Myron Cohen's vision savvy will be more "Come and• tonight and tomorrow. Career from dress salesman than made up by her personal mmNDS get 'erri alive" The charm and wit of Totie to show- business has been told experiences. Fields is that her humor ap- many times. It is hardly, more Whatever men normally peals to every member of the fabulous than the stories he preoccupied by the workings family, as does that of her co- has told in night clubs across of government may feel, lots star, Story Teller, Myron Co- the country and in over fifty of people in the sentimental HARRY'S hen. appearances on the Ed Sulli- public, especially women, "I didn't start out to be fun- van-TV Show and on his best. would rather get full details LOBSTER HOUSE ny", Totie explains, "it just selling records. about Tricia's gown than a Sea Bright worked out that way". She commentator's prediction on Pick Your Own Lobsier Out Julius LaRosa has starred ol Our Lobster Tanksl has been performing since the in the musicals "West Side age of 10 when she decided Story", "Carousel", "Bells that show business -was where are Ringing", and "Kiss Me DORIS N'ED'S she wanted to be. "I was so SPECIALS SEAFOOD RESTAURANT Kate", and in the comedies "HOUSE OF GOURMET SEAFOOD" . intent on becoming a star", "Come Blow Your Horn", 36 Shore Or,, Htrjhfands 872- J 565 she says, "I used to practice "Kiss Mama", and "Stalag-. Monday signing autographs". Without 17". As a recording artist his credits include a long list of CHICKEN FRY Just 1 of llvento's hit albums and records. Tickets for all attractions 1.69 Gourmet Dishes . at the Garden State Arts Cen* ter for the 1971 season are Wednesday now on sale. FISH FRY Dance Studio's 1.49 Recital Sunday SHREWSBURY - Maureen HOWARD Deakin and the Creative Dance Studio in Red Bank will present a modern dance concert on Sunday evening at 7:30. The concert will be held ROUTE 35 at the Presbyterian Church MIDDLETOWN House, 352 Sycamore Ave., here. A wide range of music from Bach to electronic com- positions will accompany the ILVENTO'S dances and many special ef- WEST END MANOR fects, including light projec- ALPINE MANOR tions, strobe and shadow ef- 656 Ocean Ave. 229-2000 fects, will be featured. "Best in Food and Musk" West End Across From SeoshonOoyComp Mrs. Deakin, choreogra- A Salad Appetizer pher of the show, will present Bar Featuring One two solo dances, one to Paga- ninni's "Caprice" entitled of the Most Fan- ''Moves," and the other to Va- tastic Selections LOCK STOCK 4 BARREL ; reses "The Southern Cross." NEW! To Please the Pal- Many area residents - ate PRESENTS adults, teenage boys and girls, and children - will perform a variety of dances. The public Gourmet TIM McLOON is invited to attend. Piano - Guitar Buffet Rodeo at Garden NEW! Every Wed., Thur., Sat. Nile NEW YORK - Oklahoma A SUNDAY SPECIAL! 9:30 Till 2 A.M. State Sen. Clem IVJcSpadden OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK and an Easterner recognized served from 3 to 9:30 on the rodeo circuit as a top Lunch 11:30 Till? professional-Hub Hubbell of ENTERTAINMENT Sarasota, Fla.-will be joined Dinner - Sandwiches again to tend to the announc* Wed., Frf., Sat. and Sun. Ing chores at the Madison 5:30 -1 A.M. Square Garden Championship DANCING - FRIDAY and SAT. Rodeo which will commence a 13-performance run Thursday | PRIME RIBS 4.25 | evening, June 24. It will con- tinue through July 4 with mat- ALPINE MANOR 121 Fair Haven Rd. Hl-9776 Fair Haven inees Saturdays and Sundays plus Wednesday, June 30. HWY. 36 872-1773 HIGHLANDS Center Drama Workshop, To Offer "A Funny Thing OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The weekends, v : , 'Center Drama Workshop, It will begin Saturday at with a seasoned group of area 8:30 p.m. and play Sunday at 8 performers, will present "A p.m. and also play June 19 formerly the BemtRivage Wirren Avenuo Funny Thing Happened On and 20 at the same respective Spring UkeHts.,fU' The Way To The Forum" at times. - . the newly built YM-YWHA, Lauren K. Woods will direct ENTERTAINMENT 8c DANCING NIGHTLY I 100 Grant Ave., the next two the show. He is associate pro- COCKTAIL LOUNGE - RESTAURANT IIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIillllflllllltilllllfllllltljU' fessor of speech and drama at CLOSED MONDAY Monmouth College, recently I directing •'Little Murders" i CLUBBENE'I and directing and playing in IIMER THEATRE I "I Do, I Do." Nancy Blumenkrantz, musi- Ml THE PALACE LOUNGE RM5,St«tfailnbj,IU. cal director, has appeared in I several musical comedies in Cocktails ^ Music -fa Dancing BROADWAY PLAYS i this area as well as "The Mir- OK STAGE! acle Worker," and "Come Marilyn Lamp Wtd. ftni Sun. Blow Your Horn" for CDW. Music by the EBBTIDES NOW THRU JUNE 20 Harold Arm is the piano ac* companlest with David Frey Contestant featuring the fabulous GINO WCOMMLUMG as toe technical director, and scenic designer. Dave Tabom For4-H Is the stage manager. "HELLO Included in the cast are: FRIDAY-SATURDAY Don Brennan, Vince Hartnett, Queen Title DOLLY" Abe Vogel,EUen Martin, Vic- MIDDLETOWN - Miss June 11 ft 12 RES, 727-3000 tor Dimestria, Zipporah Ep- Marilyn Lamp, 15, of Mill- stein, Art Leasts;-'Ed brook Farm, Chapel Hill Knmlsch, Jack Kaplan, Mark Road, Is among those com- fine food through the Swinging Doors S. Ellentuck, James Brooks, peting for the title of Mon-. Dinner ..< Show Jim Norwood and Sally mouth County 4-H Queen. DANCIHG Brown, Judging is scheduled for THE PALACE RESTAURANT Others In the cast are: Jan June 28, in conjunction with FRLQWISAI Edelsteln, Louise Klnsey, Lu- the Great Monmouth Fair at Cor. of Beachway and Carr Avenue cille and Lucinde Saunders Freehold Raceway. Miss and Barbara Sotnick. Lamp, who is president of the Keansburg, N.J. Middletown Trail Blazers 4-H JOE'S KOZY BAR horse division, Is sponsored by Koran Reading Slated A.0,3. Bottled Gas, Keans- ItaNm-Amritan , KUALA LUMPUR, Ma- burg'. laysia (AP) - Moslems from SMORGASBORD 19 countries will be Invited to The Trail Blazers will be Koran reading competition competing in English riding Child™'* Show scheduled for Nov. 7-9 in classes 9 a.m.. to 4 p.m., June Kuala Lumpur, the organizing 28 and 29. Participating will committee announced. be Marilyn Lamp, Barbara Lamp, Mary Alice Jordan, Stolen Vodka Sought Lisa Woodward, Lyn Doreno, ["HUCKLEBERRY DURBAN (AP) - Detec- Art Jackson 3rd, Kim Nordst- tives have been looking for rom, Luciell Stavola, Nina FINN" 6,400 bottles of vodka that Howie and Sharon Howie. Show Time - J;30 were stolen from a warehouse This year the Trail Blazers •lltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllKllllllllllltllllt in this South African city. won blue ribbons for window displays at JJ. Newberry's, Fed Bank, which encouraged 4-H activities. As their'chari- ty, they donated $50 to the COBBLESTONES Monmouth County Campers Fund. Leaders of the club, which Clams on the meets twice a month at High Half Shell, Hope Farm, Chapel Hill Fresh Clam Road, are Art Jackson 2nd, friday nite Chowder, Mrs, John Lamp, Mrs. Jess Golden Fried Jordan and Mrs. C.R. Adam. Shrimp, fish lovers' Scallops, Filet of Flounder, Stuffed Clam. Lions' Delegates SPECIAL F/F Potatoes, For Las Vegas Set Lettuce and LONG BRANCH '- Peter ALL FOR Tomato, Salad, Pacera, deputy district gover- ONLY Dessert, Coffee. nor-elect and a member of the Greater Long Branch Lions Bring us a desire to help others, and tha Club, will be the local group's Bryman School will train you fora rewarding Routt 35. Micfdlftown, I mile no. wl Bed Bank-741-8344 delegate to the International career as a Medical or Dental Assistant or Lions'Convention is Las Vegas Medical Receptionist. When you graduate, June 22 to 26: within a few months, our nationwide placement The announcement was assistance will help you find the job you want made at the state,,convention in the health care field, already one of the in Atlantic City. Representing nation's largest employers... and still growing. SAL'S the Long Branch club were Day and evening classes start at convenient Frank Marra, deputy district intervals. . governor; Robert Manlredi, Be the girl you were meant to be in a rewarding CLAM BAR president; Eugene P. Ma- career for the 70'$, rotta, secretary, and John De NOW OPEN Resperious, president-elect, Call or write for a Free Illustrated Career Brochure. and Martin Marotta. r_. THE BHYMAN SCHOOL EVERYDAY 5 til? • Branco Estates Center Belly up and treat yourself TOZZITOJU1LL1ARD Route No. 18, East Brunswick, New Jersey 08816 to a plateful of succulent NEW YORK (AP) — Giorgio Telephone: (201) 249-9383- Tozzi, bass-baritone, and Paul RBR Please send me your free brochure describ- Doktor, viola, will join the facul- ing career opportunities in the health care CLAMS ON ty of (he Juilliard School for the field. 1971-72 year. Name Ago % SHELL Tozzi made his Metropolitan Opera debut In 1955. Doktor, Address born and educated in Vienna, was a leading vioi'ist in Europe City ' • CAI'C TAVERN t before his American debut in a 1 jAL J RESTAURANT chamber music concert in the State Phone Zip Bank I Shrewsbury at Herbert St. ««" Library of Congress in 1943. Last grade completed...... Am. A : TU i&in Oare of Yotf* ' 2:00 ©THE©ENE LONDON SHOW (C) -"•- 0 THE LATE MOVIE • : . with Gene London, Barbara, Meyer, Joe Barley "Kiss Me Deadly" (1955) starring, Ralph Meeker. © MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL (C) Paul Stewart. A private detective picks up a beau- 0 TALES OF WELLS FARGO Televisi tiful hitchhiker to find she takes him for a ride, "Tall, Texans" - ID BASEBALL (C) ©LIKEITIS^C) , . 11:30 Yankees vs. Athletics 2:10 FRIDAY 0 THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW (C) m BASEBALL (C) © THE TONIGHT SHOW (C) 2:30 Mets vs. San Francisco DAYTIME MOVIES 0 11:30 MOVIE "China" (1943) Btarrlng Alan Ladd, Loretta Young* 0 MAGIC PEOPLE (C) 9:30 ©"The Cracksman" "Lucky Jourdan" (1942) starring Alan Ladd, Helen Guest: Vlto Rallo 10.-00 0 "South of St. Louis" (1949) ' Walker. 0 COMBAT (C) 12:30 © "West Point Widow11 (1941) O THE.BICK CAVETT SHOW (C) 3:00 1:00 "Anniversary" 1:00 0 "The Searching Wind" 0 0 NEWS (C) 0 BLACK LETTERS 0 "It Started with Eve" (1941) O THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE (C) © CELEBRITY BOWLING (C) "The Conjugal Bed" (1968) Btarrlng Marina Vlady, 4:30 © "Bullet for a Badman" Ann Elder, Bob Newhart vs. Bob Lansing," Jamea © "Forever Darling" Walter GiUer, , « 1:10 0 THE LATE SHOW (C) Farenttno ; © "Destination Saturn" "Naked and the Dead" (1858) Btarrlng Aldo Ray, ID MOVIE AT THREE Raymond Massey. 3:30 "And Sudden Death" (1936) starring Randolph 1 EVENING 1:15 © THE GREAT GREAT SHOW Scott, Tom Brown, A reckless, speed-mad girl la *K)0 OOONEWS(C) "The Woman In White" (1918) starring meanor convicted by circumstantial evidence. 0 THE MOTHERS-IN-LAW (C) Parker, Alexis Smith. © CAVEAT VENDITOR (£) "Through Lurking Glass" ~ THE JOE FRANKLIN SHOW (C) 2:15 NEWS AND WEATHER Guest: William, G, Kayo (R) 0ISPY(C) 2:30 0 EVENING PRAYER 0DAKTARKC) •The Conquest of Maude Murdock" 2:42 0 TALES OF WELLS FARGO ID PLEASE DON'T EAT THE DAISIES (C) "Elephant Thieves" jk "The Day the Play Got Away" . "The Has Been" © MOVIE MATINEE 3:30 © SERMONETTE (C) "Black Eagle of Santa Fe" (1966) starring Brad f © WHAT'S NEW? (C) 3:45 © THE LATE LATE SHOW I (C) Harris, Tony Kendall Comanchea are goaded to O 6t30 0 PETTICOAT JUNCTION (C) "Al Jennings of Oklahoma" (1951) starring Dan attack a peaceful territory by a rancher, Jg "Almost Annual Charity" Duryea, Gale Storm. 4:00 © REPERTOIRE WORKSHOP (C) 5:25 P 0 BEAT THE CLOCK (C) OGIVE US THIS DAY (C) © SPECIAL: 1971 INDIANAPOLIS E00 JC) Top drivers: Al TJaser, Mark Donahue, Mario An* 7.-00 Guest: Tom Poston 4:30 drettl. Lloyd Ruby, A. J, Foyt, Bobby Vtm IB BUCK PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEWS (C) © JlisT JAZZ (C) 0 CBS NEWS WITH WALTER CRONKITE (C) SATURDAY Guest: James Moody (R) © NBC NIGHTLY NEWS (C) MQRNING 0 THE EARLY SHOW with. Brinkely, McGee, Chancellor \ •'Devil's Doorway" (1950) starring Robert Taylor, 01 LOVE LUCY 9:30 ©THEBUGALOOS (C) Louis Camera. An Indian veteran of the Civil War "Home Movies" 0 THE THREE STOOGES (C) returns to find injustice and tragedy for Ml people, © EVENING NEWS WITH SMITH, REASONER 0 TEST PREP (C) 0 UNTAMED WORLD (C) 0 WHAT'S MY LINE? (C) "The GranU" ID APRENDA INGLES (C) ID BASEBALL (C) Host: Wally Bruner 9:56 © IN THE KNOW (C) 4:45 Yankees vs. Athletics ID I DREAM OF JEANNIE (C) 7:30 10:00 © JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS (C) ID FIRING LINE (C) "How to Marry an Astronaut" © DOCTOR DOLITTLE (C) 5:00 Guest: Madalyn Hurray O'Hair (R) IB WALL STREET WEEK (C) © THE REAL JERRY LEWIS (C) O KINER'S KORNER (C) © THE INTERNS (C) 0 ROLLER DERBY (C) with Ralph Kiner Dr. Marsh unwittingly endangers himself and his - Bay Bombers vs. Northeast Braves © MOVIE FOUR (C) Wife after he saves the life of a woman shot by "Younger Brothers" (1849) starring Wayne Morris, ft maniao who then vows to get his victim In tho ID CONTINENTAL MINIATURES (C) Janls Paige. Often unjustly accused of lawleaaeaa, hospital. (R) 10:30 Q THE HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS (C) the Youngers, waiting for a pardon, find their Ma © THE HIGH CHAPARRAL (C) Q THE PINK PANTHER SHOW (C) brother has been goaded into killing a man in self- "Too Late the Epitaph." Manolito is mistakenly • . 0MR.ED defense. identified and jailed on charges of holdup and mur- ©SECRET AGENT der. (R) Q HERE COME THE DOUBLEDECKERS (C) • •The Professional" 0 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES (C) ID INSIGHT (C) Host: Bob Barker © ABC'S WIDE WORLD OP SPORTS (C) O THE BRADY BUNCH (C) 10:56 ©IN THE KNOW (C) 0 MILUON DOLLAR MOVIE (C) •'The Winner." Robby Is In competition to win any- 11:00 © ARCHIE'S FUNHOUSE (C) 5:30 ••Blackboard, the Pirate" (1952) starring Linda thing when he realizes that he Is the only Brady © H.R, PUFNSTUFF (C) Darnell, Robert Newton. A 17th < century buccaneer who has never won a trophy. (R) 0 EASTSIDE COMEDY finds a beautiful girl with a fortune. © 7:30 P.M. REPORT (C) "No Holds Barred" (1952) starring Leo Gorcey, IB NET SPECIAL (C) Hunts Hall. The Bowery Boys turn to wrestling "Nuremberg and Vietnam: Who Id Guilty?" With BIB Ryan when one of the gang develops magic powers. ID FATHER KNOWS BEST © HOT WHEELS (C) EVENING 'Betty Makes a Choice" . 0 MAKE ROOM FOR DADDY 6:00 8 © WHITE HOUSE WEDDING (C) ffi NEW JERSEY SPEAK& ID THE GREEN THUMB (C) ©THE MOTHERS-IN-LAW (C) ••Teenage Perspective: Racism in High Schools" "Divorce, Mother-in-Law Style1' m TO TELL THE TRUTH (C) 11:30 © HERE COMES THE GRUMP (C) • 6:30 O NBC NIGHTLY NEWS (C) Host: Gary Moore. Q SKY HAWKS (C) with Brlnkley, McGee, Chancellor O NANNY AND THE PROFESSOR (C) 0 CAR AND TRACK (C) 0 PETTICOAT JUNCTION (C) •The India Queen." Hal and Butch construct a Host: Bud Lindeman "How Bugged Valley" ft monstrous raft after the professor recalto his © EYEWITNESS NEWS (C) own boyhood boat-planning days. (R) AFTERNOON with Aylward, Johnson © BASEBALL (C) 7:00 0 CBS EVENING NEWS (C) Meta vs. Giants 12:00 © SCOOBY-DOO. WHERE ARE YOU? (C) ID SPECIAL: SOMETHING SPECIAL (C) Q«OTDOG(C) with Roger Mudd Guests: Shirley Baasey, Count Basle 0 JEEPERS! CREEPERS! © NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED (C) 1 "Last Days of the Legislature" ft30 IB 16 MM (C) "Island of Lost Souls ' (1933) starring Bela Lugosl, nhe Future Is Now" (R) *„ Charles Laughton. A mad scientist experiments 01 LOVE LUCY 0 THE CBS FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE (C) with techniques for changing wild beasts Into '"Bonus Bucks" '•'3?¥ *™«eiltaU (Ml) Btarrlng Deborah Kerr, human beings, © WHITE HOUSE WEDDING (C) Michael Redgrave. A story dealing with the ques. © MOTOR MOUSE (C) Q RACE OF THE WEEK (C) Bowling Green Handicap uon of whether souls of the dead can return to 0 THE LARRY KANE SHOW (C) > possess the minds of the living. . fD I DREAM OF JEANNIE (C) © THE NAME OF THE GAME (C) ID MOVIE AT NOON "Dr. Bellows Goes Sane" •'Why I Blew Up Dakota." Dan Farrell investigates "Hideaway Girl" (1937) starring Martha Raye, IB SPECIAL: NATIONAL WATER SAFETY TEST the bizarre bombing death of an eccentric artist. Robert Cummlnga. A wealthy playboy falls for a 7:30 0 MISSION IMPOSSIBLE (C) 0 THE DAVID FROST SHOW (C) girl fleeing from the police. Phelpa and the IMF aid one of their own members Guests: Pierre Salinger, Hat Thomas, Jimmie 12:30 © THE MONKEES (C) when Barney Is arrested and marked for execution- fiodgers, Kent Markham. QJAMBO(C) while on vacation in the Caribbean, (R) © THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY (C) © THE HARDY BOYS (C) © WHITE HOUSE WEDDING (C) "My Son, the Feminist." Keith commits the group 12:56 Q IN THE KNOW (C) Highlights of Tricia Nixon's wedding to Bd Cox, to sing at a women'a liberation rally but the family 1:00 Q DASTARDLY AND MUTTLEY (C) 0 THE FUGITIVE balks at getting mixed up in politics. (R) Q INTERNATIONAL ZONE (C) "When the Bough Breaks" IB MASTERPIECE THEATRE (C) "Unlike Their Elders" © THE LAWRENCE WELK SHOW (C) •The Final Murder" (R) "The Rose" 9:00 ©THATGIRL(C) AMERICAN BANDSTAND (C) 0 MYP: JOHNNY BENCH (C) «'A Limited Engagement." When Don gets cold feet § BROKEN ARROW ©FATHER KNOWS BEST l at the prospect of marriage, Ann returns his rinc. "Conquistador" "It's a Small World" 4D 12 O'CLOCK 1HIGH (C) , 1:30 ©THE JETSONS (C) • © HERE AND NOW (C) • "Six Feet Under'. © SPORTS CHALLENGE (C) 9:00 © KEMPER OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT (C) 9:30 © THE ODD COUPLE (C) Los Angeles Lakers vs. Cincinnati Reds (R) "Felix Is Missing." Felix leaves town on a photo From Charlotte, North Carolina 0 BLACK NEWS (C) CD THE MOVIE GAME (C) assignment and Oscar becomes a prime suspect in A 30-minute weekly broadcast of news and event* his "disappearance." (R) pertinent to the Black Community. Guests: Pat Boone, Barbara Parkins, John Saxon, IB THE ADVOCATES (C) © WORLD OF BOATING (C) Alan Sues, Mlchele Lee, James Brolin "Should the United States Accept Peking as the "The Work Boats of the Eastern Shores of Mary- 8:30 © MY THREE SONS (C) One Government of China for All Purposes?" land" Dodle, left In Ernie's care, middenly disappears on 10:00 Q STRANGE REPORT (C) a downtown-bound bus with her trouble-causing "Hands — A Matter of Witchcraft." Strange in- ID SATURDAY AFTERNOON MOVIE friend, (R) . veatigates the mysterious death of a young girl "Rogue River" (1DSO) starring Peter: Graves, Rory © NBC SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES - who waa involved with a witchcraft cult (R) Calhoun. Conflict mounts between a man and his "The Ipcresn File" starring Michael Calne, Nigel 0 © TEN O'CLOCK NEWS (C) son until death seems to be the only solution. Greene. A mild-mannered army sergeant la pressed © LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (C) IB HODGEPODGE LODGE (C) into service by British intelligence to get back one 1:55 Q METS WARM-UP (C) of several scientists who were kidnapped and are 10:30 O CBS NEWS SPECIAL (C) being.held behind the iron Curtain. (R) . A preview of the White House Wedding. 2:00-6:00 © WHITE HOUSE WEDDING (C) 0 CREATURE FEATURES 10.45 j© KINER'S KORNER (C) Scheduled programs will be interrupted by special "Donovan's Brain" (1983) starring Gene Evans, with Ralph Kiner coverage of the wedding ceremony of Tricia Nixon Nancy Davis/The story of flclentUV* experiments 11:00 0 © O NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS (C) and Edward Cox.. with a dead man's brain which lead to violence and 0 ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS murder. ; 1. © THE YALDOONICAN SHOW (C) ! EAST SIDE KIDS © THE FRENCH CHEF (C) «• Guests: Michele Lee, Bernard Cribbins, Jack Wild _ttU§TougHGuy!' fl03ft) staging Marjorfe Main, "Rye Bread" (R) *i CD CHILLER THEATRE j BIDy Halop. When a father goes to prison, the child- 7:30 ©HOGAN'S HEROES (C) f "fQUers from Space" (1954) starring Peter Grave), ren must tend for themselves. . Schulta and his wife endanger a Hogan espionage g Barbara Beatar, A nuclear scientist is captured by ! ©>M0VIB ATNOON project because of a family argument. (R) B, alien space, monsters.. v i . t'Hackleberry Finn" (1931) starring Jackie Coogan, 0 SPECIAL: WILDFIRE! (C) • . 1:00 0 PICTURE FOR A SUNDAY AFTERNOON "Cutters Trail" starring John Gavin, Marlsa Pavan. Rhoda meets an eligible male and can't wait to • "The Babe Ruth .Story" (1948) starring William The story of the 1873 terrorist intimidation of the Bendlx, Claire Trevor. The tracing of events in the inhabitants of Santa Fe. show him off to Mary but complications arise when life.of Babe Ruth through his rifle In baseball to the bachelor falls for Mary. (R) 0 MOVIE GREATS © NIGHTMARE (C) his death, •. , "The Barefoot Contessa" (1854) starring Ava Gar- ••:'•: 0 MEET THE PRESS BONANZA (C) , ray, Joan Bennett. The passengers aboard a trans- "The Lady and the Mountain Lion." A magician his Ideas. uses the unwitting Cartwright sons in his plot to 0 TALES OF TERROR continental flight find themselves hijacked. swindle Virginia City citizens. (R) "Murdera In the Rue Morgue" (1932) starring Bela 1:45 © METS WARM-UP (C) with Bob Murphy 0 ABC SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE Lugosi, Sidney Fox. "Suddenly Last Summer" (1960) starring Elizabeth • ''Mystery of Marie Roget' '(1942} starring Maria 2:00 0 SPEAKING FREELY (C) Taylor, Katharine Hepburn. The story, of a young Montw, Patrlo Knowles. Guest: Elliot Richardson. woman confined to an institution for the mentally CD CAfl YOU TOP THIS? (C) Q MOVIE MATINEE I (C) \ ill as the result of a traumatic experience. GueBts: Joan Rivers, Jerry Collins, Morey Amater- "Hercules and the Ten Avengers" (1965) 'starring Dan Vadis. © MASTERPIECE THEATER (C) 11:30 iTTHE LATE SHOW I (C) I "The Nuns" (1063) starring Chelo Alonzo, Jacques "Fere Gorlot: Gilded Youth" •JNinotchka" (1039) starring Greta Qarbo, Melvyn Sernas. , ' ' • 9:10 © THE BARBARA McNAIR SHOW (C) Douglas. A comely Russian comrade learns there © METS BASEBALL (C) Guests: Johnny Math!?, The Ace Trucking Co., Car- la more to life than cooperative farms when she Mets vs. Giants olyne Dayo . meets and American In Parts, 10:00 10 SMITHSONIAN ADVENTURE (C) (Premiere) Q THE SATURDAY NIGHT TONIGHT SHOW: 3:00 0 PINPOINT (C) "Search fou the Goddess of Love" A focus on the O THE SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE I (C) Q STATION TO STATION (C) controversial efforts of archeologist Iris Love to "The Counterfeit Traitor" (1662) starring William €T BlETROMEDIA MOVIE (C) ^ uncover the long lost Aphrodite. Holden, Lilli Palmer. A Swedish executive Is black- "Pursuit of the Graf Spee" (1857) starring Anthony 0 THE BOLD ONES (C) mailed by the British government to spy on the Quayle, John Gregson. The story of the destruction "First: No Harm to^the PaUent" Dr. Stuart je* Nazis. pardizes his career by reporting a small town doctor of the formidable German battleship, the Graf Spee. for incompetence. (R) •- * . ' CD CHILLER THEATRE II HI MOYIE AT THREE 0 CD TEN O'CLOCK NEWS (C) . "I Was a Teenage Frankenstein" (1957) starring "The Grade Allen Murder Case" (1939) starring ©FANFARE Whit Blssell. A mad doctor creates Ms own super- Grade Allen, Warren William. An escaped convict ; being which goes on a rampage of murder, ; Is slain and an innocent bystander is tossed in jail "Georgia Brown Sings Kurt Weill" (R) ' 1:00 KUP'SS>HOf W (C) on the murder charge. . . / •, 10:10 ® THE AVENGERS Host: Irving Kupclnet 3:30 0 AAU INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONS (6) "The Hour That Never Was" 1:03 0 THE PRISONER (C) "City of Roses Invitational" 10:30 m WITH MAYOR LINDSAY (C) V "The Schteard Man" 0 MOVIE FOUR «D NEW YORK CLOSEUP (C) 1:20 0 THE JOE FRANKLIN SHOW THE FLINTSTONES (C) weekly tefeviilon guide. All liiKngi art luppllti by "King for a NIgk" Guest: James Leo Herlihy, author of '-'The Season of the Witch" Iht leleyiiion tUtiont end program changas racalvaa 0 DISCOVERY (C) art mid* up to tha tima Tha Daily RegUfar goal fa "Thoroughbred Yearling" (R) 7:00 0 LASSIE (C) prtii. •' ffl ABBOTT AND COSTELLO When a earless smoker starts a forest fire, Lassie's love for her fellow creatures proftipts her to save At an addad' tervica to tatavition vtawart, a lUH«g ^rhe Birthday Party" it carriad throughout tfia wa.ak in Tha paily Ragiifar the lives of some of the more helpless ones. tupplying. viawtri with tha moit wp-lo-tha-mlnirft AFTERNOON 0 $OMEONE NEW (C) program Information ava'dablt* 12:00 0 NEWSMAKERS (C) Guests: Ralph Romano, Jo Anne Gibson with Ralph Penza 0 JACK PARR AND HIS LIONS (C) Jack Parr visits Kenya m WC6S.TY • WOR-TV 0 RESEARCH PROJECT (C) O SPECIAL ALL THE KIDS LIKE THAT (C) "Community Health Problem*" The very personal story of 15-year-old Tommy ©WNBCTY m WPIX-TV 0 EASTSIDE COMEDY Haynes, who rebels from his broken home life by • WNEW-TY • WNDT.TV "Trouble Makers" (1948) starring Lao running away. Hunts Hall. The Bowery boys see a man ml 0 THE MAGNIFICENT MOVlE HiWABWV (C) IndtcAht Color .* but can't find the body. "Return of the Gunflghter" (1966) starring Chad O EYEWITNESS NEWS CONFERENCE (C) Everett, Lyle Bcttlger. An exrgunallnger allies him- self with an accused killer and a Mexican girl to avenge her parents death. C"JetnateD I DREA, thMe OGuruF JEANNI" E (C) Weekend at the Movies RED BANK FREEHOLD ST.JAMES- HAZLET UttleBta M<» 2:00: 7:10:1:50: , .MmtMurdHsftMi;ll:0S; CARLTON- MALL1- SAT. i SUM.-Ultle Big Man 2:00; sididy & the Sundaice KM t:15 Uiwrence of Arabic 2:00; 1:00 The Dewrter* 7:25; 9:30 i:x; 7:io; 10:00 ThTheOe»H*ri7:lSO ; 1S SATSAT . & SUNFlfSUN.-Flufff y 5:00500; 4:00r Car* SAT.-Lawrenc* of Arabia 2:00; S:I5; EAT.—Th* Deserters 2:00; 7:45; 9:SO SAVOY- SAT.-»Th»Oetert«r* 1:00; 7:50; 10:00 toon Ftttfvot y.Mj BiAch CoWldy ft N>e SUM.—The Deserters 2:00; 4:05; 6:35; SUN.-The Dewrter* 2:40; 4:30; 7:W; s^c^Kld i$S)9:\$i LIHIt Murders SUN,—L«oh Mai»r School of Dance Portrolte of Womtn 7: M: »:00 1:00; Lawrenc* of Arabia coo MALL 2- SAT.-PortrottJ of Women 7:00; •:»; ET. 35 DRIVE IN- CINEMA III- Lfttle Murders 7:20; 9:25 SUN.-Portraltt of Women 2:00; 7:M; FRl. SAT. & SUN.-Cot o< Nino Tolls Gold Diggers of 1933 at 4:30; 1:20; SAT.—Little Murders 7:25; 9:35 1:45;, \t:Vi 5oAJ«n Terror 10:52 AMBOYS DB1VE1N- 10:10; Freaks 12:00 mtdniahl SUN.—Ltlfle Murders 2:15; 4:35; FR1, SAT. I. WH.-U»« Ob :45; SAT.—Cold Diggers of 1933 at 6:30; 6:45; 8:so FARMINGDALE KEYPORT 11 :M; Cindy <• Donna 10:07 1:20; 10:10;.Freaks 12:00 mldnlaht SHORE DRIVE IN- STRAND ART- SON.-4ind strict 5:30; 7;»; 9:10; Cartoons «:SOi N«* ttaf »:%; U10| PRI. SAT. 8. SUti-Clmiv & Donna HENLOPARK ASBURYPARK Little Fauss ft Big Hoteey 11:20 7« 1ft 10:10; The WllaWiy wt tM C1NEMA- EATONTOWN SAT.-Cartoons 8:50; New Leaf 9:30; vowrenceof Arabia J:00; S:»; l:4» LYRIC— 1:10: Little Fain* &6lgHcrt*ey 1l:M KEANSBUKG SAT.-bla Mouth 1J:M noon; ta COMMUNITY- Claire'* Knee 1:35; Bed I, B SAT. 6. SUNi-Cloire's Kn*» 3:iSj FRI. «, 1SAT.^Vonlihlng Point 7:00; SAT.-Wli*lon Mart 2:00; N«w Leaf 7:00; 10:20; Brt 8. Board 2:00; 5:20; NEPTUNE 10:151 Mo /* 1:41 - f.« ; •••• - . fcfiQ; 8:00; 1O:<» SUN.—House That Dripped Blood SUN.—Mitslon Mart 2:00; New Leaf CIRCLE- 7:00} 10:35; Whotever HoppSned to Aunt 5:»/7:»;9:30 • MAYKA1R- Lowrtfice of Arabia 2:00; 1:15 Alice 1:40 MORE ANTELOPES Gone With the Wind 2:00; S:00 SAT. & SUN.-Ldwrtnc* of Arabia EAST BRVNSWICK SWEETWATER, Tex. (AP) FRI. ft SAT.-Cartoon* 9:00; Potion • SAT.-Gon* With the Wind 1:»; 5:30; 2:00; S.TS; 8:30 MS; Mash 1:00 NEPTUNE CITY TURNPIKE- — Antelopes in nine counties of . SUN.-Po1ion9:00; Mash 12:30 SUlC-Gont With the Wind 2:00; COO NEPTUNE CITY- OUTDOOR- the Permian Basin are up 15 per Doctor}' Wives «:O0; 10:15; Hwbondi FRI SAT, ft SUN.-Tht Oeierters cent» reports the Texas Parks and 2Q tmi F & Dig Hnttey ' "SAT.-Klddlt Show 3:00; Huitwndt Wildlife Department. 7:45/ Doctors' Wlvea 4:00; 10; >5 SUN.-K(:»; P.S. I Love You 7:20; 10:50 SUN.-ToffurHunte r SHRIMP IN THE BASKET., 1.50 Lwfe» ' SPECIAL PRKtSfOR CH)U>m Controversial PLU8 OUR HEQ. MENU IF YOU LIKE Film Scheduled Don't Forget - We have late N'rte Sandwiches LINCROFT - The Mon- Every Nite Till 2 A.M. mouth Peace Center will LIVE MUSIC nti present the controversial Brit- ish film, "War Game" which FRI., SAT., SUN. NITES was banned on British tele- vision, at the Unitarian SHANNON'S INN Church, 1475 West Front St., 640 SHREWSBURY AVE. NEW SHREWSBURY here. The showing will take (next to Airport) . . THI WORLD'* ' Hazlet place Saturday, June 19, at 8. INNKUfWft w§\ Highway 35 J 264-2400 INTRODUCING... OUR NEW SEAFOOD TAKE-OUT SERVICE * BANQUET FACILITIES for oil occasions from 25 to 600 LOBSTER • FILLET • SHRIMP SPECIAL featuring • FRIED CLAWS • SCALLOPS $119 • FISH & CHIPS (Combination $2.00) I Ib. IN OUR COCKTAIL LOUNGE LIVE & STEAMED LOBSTERS - FRESH FISH the "CHUCKLES" MOBY DICK II SPEC! AL •• • i • I95 TWIN LOBSTER DINNER -r Includes- TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY , . " Two Lobclvra — Butter & Lemon SOCIAL HOUR Hoisd'OcHwrcs •m flu- LOUNGE 4 30 to 6-30 MOBY DICK 291-443 2 SOUTH BAY AyENUE - (Under th« Bridge - Highlands) FINF FOOD SERVED EVERY NITE 'TIL 10 '.I. Gear

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P. • Another prime consid- H ByALBORAY Water tanks are being- flushed, electrical systems eration often ignored by mo- J^AUTO RACING f With summer nearby and need checking and tires and CAMPING torists ~RV fans and average •a the annual urge for the wan- running gear call for close in- car owners - is the-trans- derlust, recreation vehicle spection, Some" interiors may mission. Without it%ou be- I U.R.C. owners and campers are be- be modified to coHfofm to . coma ^pedestrian. o The first "must" on your ginning to take stock of their opinions gained last season, . Chech the lubricant level in pre-tour check list, then, Is a I SUPER SPRINTS equipment and service their ' when the distaff member of all transmissions and differ- thorough inspection of your mobile quarters in prepara- the travel team decided to entials to avoid costly prob- towing rig. If you are the tion for weekends and longer relocate the stove or that a lems. *f 4HAWR~ handy type/you can take care 7 vacations afield. certain space could be utilized If you drive a~vehicle * 20-LAPSUPBt STMN1S 2 for stowing "an added con- of this chore on a weekend af- equipped with an automatic it 35-lop Mod-Spfs Stocks ^ venience gadget.. ternoon at little or no cost. gear box, have the banis ad- •^ 30-lapW$phStocks § DANCE Otherwise, your car dealer or Often disregarded, how- justed and look at your favor- *204ap Super Sprinh HfGHTSTOWN COUNTRY QUB a nearby service garage will ever, is the most important ite parking space for oil stains i 12-Exdting Events Every Sat,-Two Bench. Continuous take the problem off your item in your list of equipment on the ground or garage floor. Andy Wells 10 Pc. Band and Much*' shoulders and insure a safe Band. Evt»iy Wed. for Folks 26 & - the family car - which If you find stains, you have a and trouble-free touring sea- over -1.60, Always, fun. whather bears the brunt of lugging transmission or crankcase' SEE PARKER BOHN, GIL J r? alone or coiiplw. son. your portable summer house, leak which must be'corrected HEARNE, DON STIVES, BOB I Inspection of your tires and the family and all the goodies for safety and economy. RO5SEU, JIM HOFFMAN, I shock absorbers are an ob- that make living afield a Joy Also talk to your car dealer viously prime consideration, LEROY FEUY, BUCKY ^ instead of an inconvenience. about the cost of an adequate and a check of the towing BUCKLEY, BOB SHAW saucy Popular Pastime transmission fluid cooler. hitch now can avoid problems Recreation vehicle travel Is Many trailer owners have a later in the year. tendency to overload their proving to be the biggest fam- If the family "workhorse" ily get-away-fronvit-all pas- towing rig, which overheats is more than a year old, in- the transmission, - «•"• to makts Movies. )'£= time since the boating boom spect heater and coolant Jj|' Sometimes begat* •£ in recent years. It's com* Check your car - check hoses for leaks and dump the your RV - happy motoring. *on*:(201)681-6400 FRCE PMtKI S Into Ihe Act, g= paratively inexpensive, it's cooling,fluid. A back-flush job fun and the entire family can at the local service station is enjoy It together. cheap Insurance against en- The safety and convenience gine overheating in heavy DTE.35 of wheel-camping trips de- traffic or on steep grades on a fl DRIVE-IN pend primarily on the proper hot July day. 2mi.S0UTH)CT.RTE.35t36 maintenance of the power While checking the engine's HAZtET 264-2200 plant responsible for getting I WOMEN! water hoses, don't forget to FROMTHEJUSTERS OF TENSION WHO WE YOU 'E2* • -Vv you to your destination and squeeze each one to be certain home again without mishap. "THE BIRD WTH7HE CRYSIftl PLUMAGE" that they will not collapse and -THE PICTURE THAT OUT-PSYCHOEO TSVCHO'l Whether Vou operate a car, restrict the coolant flow. This pickup truck or a.motor NO ONE UNDER problem has stopped many home, your prime consid- motorists on an otherwise en- 18 ADMITTED. eration should be that you and joyable trip, to cool their your family have to rely on it heels while the engine tem- for personal safety. perature drops to normal. , It's nine times more suspeYiseTult Set Miss Black America Trials TRSND THE PLAZA NEW YORK - The first ADT KEYPORT ITF, 16 AT WOKE 10.1 auditioning for the Miss Black AKI N.J. America of New York find : New Jersey will take place NOWP1AY/NG REEHOLD MALL] June 20, at the Royal Manhat- •1 : •• I .tan Hotel here. "CINDY & DONNA" Girls between the ages of 18 and 25, single, high school Starring Debbie Osborne IN COLOR graduate, attending school or a resident of their, state are . ALSO eligible for the contest. Those "THE WILD PUSSYCAT" 23 5KIDOOI AND OH, YOU KID I NOW SHOWING wishing to audition should READ. THIS AD-YOU'LL BE CLAD YOU DID- .write Miss Black .America, No One Under 21 Admitted IF YOU WERE BORN IN '33, Richard Crenna • Royal Manhattan Hotel, At- COME t SEE OUR FUCK FOR FREE! Chuck Connora tention Miss Harris, John Huaton IN The New York State Pag- WED.THURS. FRI. SAT. "TH1DISERTER" eant will take place Aug. 1, at ,the Royal Manhattan Hotel BUSBY 2© STARS g© larai the state pageant for New Jersey will be Aug 8 at Sym- BERKELEY brings you phony Hall, Newark. Both NOW THRU 8AT. COUNTRY events are preliminaries to MISS TIPPY TAP-TOE herself •the Miss Black America Beau- • • RUBY KEELER • • NOW SHOWING ty Pageant, taking place Aug. 27 at Madison Square Garden, Jaraaa FrtmsfociM Karl M«lrf*n And IN miQUGOUlD GOLD DIGGERS "CAT Adventure O'NINE TAILS" (Continued) Alto was riding well and standing move "1933" Uon»IJ«fM«» up to the pounding of the sea. FRII, & SAT. MtDNITE SHOW - SUN., MON & TUE. 11 P.M IN The trip back was faster but STARTS SUNDAY tod browning's still wet. Occasionally the "SUDDDi TERROR" boat would rise up on a wave and ride its crest like a Burfr board. Back In the inlet, the FREAKS I FREEHOLD MAL water was calm. (1932) uncut 35mm version WWW glfW, wfflt IW-WI _ Late that afternoon I board- THfiT DRIPPED BLOOD ed a plane and left the beau- I'GREATEST HORROR MOVIE OF ALL TIME I tiful tropical island. But my From the author of "Psycho" VINCENT CANBY, N.Y. TIMES f NOW SHOWING thoughts will often go back to -AMD- WHITE STREET, RED BANK ERottQouM my adventures with the 747-0333 DoniM Buthert«nd, Hydro-Lab project, to Perry "What Ever IN Oceanographies and to Bob SUN. MON. TUES. Wicklund, who brought tho Happened "UnUMURDiRS" unique laboratory into, the To Aunt Alice? 42 nd STREET" sea. Chorus Seeks & Thee I Sing* Cast LITTLE-.SILVER - "Of much a part of. this 1931 musi- Thee r Sing," by George S. cal, shore area men are being Kaufman and Morrie Rys- urged to tryout. L. kind, with music and lyrics by. Also sought is anyone inter- I George and Ira Gershwin, is ested in behind the scenes ac- coming to Monmouth County • tivities - settings, lighting - and any whose talents lend and the group plans some un- themselves ,to singing, acting usual effects in both areas" or dancing can become part of th'e experience when the SLEPT AND CREPT Monmouth Civic Chorus- STANTON, 'Mo, (AP) - A presents its fall production sign ai Meramcc Caverns on US • sometime in November. / 66 here causes tourists to Sunday at 2 p.m.. Monday chuckle. It reads: "Jesse James at 8 p.m., and Tuesday be- Slept und Crept Here." The out- tween 6 and 8 p.m., at* Em- law used the cave as a hideout. bury Methodist Church Hall. Church St., Little Silver, have been set aside for auditions. There will be dance auditions Walter Reade RALLY WINNERS — Holmdel Mayor David Cohen, third from left, on Sunday afternoon at 4 presents trophies to winners of third annual car rally sponsored by Board o'clock and Monday at 9 p.m. of Recreation Commissioners. From left are third place driver Skip Cox A talented choreographer will Carlton and his navigator, Michele Schadt; first place driver Timothy Kerwin and help dance students partici- > Red Bank 7419600 navigator Michael Kerwin, and second place navigator Debbie Woontner paling, Since 'chorus boys' as and driver Christopher Frey. well as 'chorus girls' were very Circle fit, 66 U Asbury Pk. Ottt Qcttn Townihip 775-SfilO

Winner of A Walter Reade Theatre 7Academy 7 Awards IO?O NOW SHOWING BEST Band Concert Set EE:. VCTUPICTURE!R * RED BANK - Red Bank lute to the Duke," (a-tribute Catholic High School band to Duke Ellington) and "Dia- will present a concert, monds are a Girl's Best "Spring Tonic," tonight at 8 Friend." "AVERY^FUNNY, o'clock in the Broad St. audi- The 45-member band will be Carlton torium. under the direction of John VERY INTELLIGENT RtdBmk 741-9600 The public is invited. Giampietro with guest con? SUNDAY Afl :0C P.M. Featured will be music ductor, the Rev. John Zee. VERY AFFECTING MOVIE!" LEAH MAUER SCHOOL from around the world with Tickets may be purchased -VINCENT CAN8Y, NX TIMES such highlights as Glen Mill- from any band member or at OF DANCE er's "Moonlight Serenade," a the door the night of the per- "A MAD, MAD MOVIE. DEVASTATINGLY AMUALRtCITAL , "Salute to Beethoven," the formance. FUNNY. AND COMICALLY DEVASTATING" Tickets Available rock medley "California -JUOITH CRIST, HOC TV At The Box Office Dreamin!" and "Monday, Monday," "Granada," "Sa- Rock Contest Is Planned Community ATLANTIC HAZLET - Rock groups in WALTER MATTHAU CINEMA-291-0148 the township are invited to and ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS register with the Swim and ELAINE MAY Tennis Club for its second an- 20th Century-Fox presents IN nual, rock" competition Tl I IflTT PHI II n DONALD SUTHERLAND LOU JACOBI "I ITTIT "A Wednesday, July 7. tUIUI I kUULUjUANAJIKIN JULES FEIFFERS lllILt NEW LEAF" Last year 1,900 teenagers lUUSCTHWUttN JONKORKS Special Kiddies Show ME attended the first contest. ALAN ARKIN ^hJACKBRODSKY ^N JULES FEWER Only requisite is that half of MURDERS" Sat. & Sun. - 2 P.M. w.; # the combo members must be "MISSION MARS" Hazlet residents. PIUS 2ND HILARIOUS HIT Judges will be Mr. and Mrs.- John Mocik, owners of the "B. S. I LOVE YOU" Mocik Music and Dance Stu- Town dio, Belford; and Galen Barr I Never Sang < For My Father of Bernadean's Music Studio, ELLIOTT GOULD Matawan. IN SAT. MATINEE AT 2 First, second and third KIDDIE SHOW place winners will be featured "Little Murders" John Wayne'TRUE GRIT" at teen nights in the club July Plus 14, 21, and 28 respectively. "B.S. I Love You"

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