' \ i: smmomm Stormy, Mild Thunderstorms but mild THEmiY V'.hr today, tonight and tomornw. Hid Hank. h FINAL Fair, seasonable WecQiesday, l,%V*«|»JI|M»I' VOL 91 NO. 54 RED BANK, N.J. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13,1971 County Areas Flooded By Weekend's Storm Many areas of Monmouth ters from the torrential down- begin with, everyone knows outside help. "The westsidc of our County were inundated with pours. that, and this latest com- In Keansburg, Carr Ave. borough had the most flood-- water from the weekend's Edward (Schumann, chair- bination has not helped mat- was impassable at points as ing," a police spokesman said heavy downpour with thcBay- man of the Middletown Sewer- ters to say the least," the were -sections of Shore Blvd. last night. shore receiving the worst of age Authority, said he visited chairman stated. and many other streets in the Only minor flooding was re- the damage. the East Keansburg and Port He said he tried to contact borough. ported in Highlands, Union At 7 o'clock last night three Monmouth areas early yes- a representative of the Army Main Roads Open Beach and Keyport, usually Bayshore towns resembled terday, morning because of Corps of Engineers - which is Middietown Township po- the scenes of major flooding anything but a network of complaints that the com- constructing the Hurricane lice reported flooding on Rls. during northeast storms. passable roadways - water, prehensive sewerage project Protection Project in the area 35 and 36 Saturday night but State police at the Holmdel still inundated the internal ar- - approximately 90 per cent -without much success. the main roadways remained barracks reported that traffic teries. complete - was causing the • "They had one guy working op~en throughout the deluge. was slowed but not stopped on What caused all the water waters to remain. in Jersey City but he wasn't This didn't hold true in At- the Garden State Parkway to remain on the streets of Dikes Seen Cause much help," Mr. Schumann lantic Highlands where Rt. 36 during Saturday's storm. Keansburg, East Keansburg "Not so," Mr. Schumann said. "He said everything (Memorial Parkway) was "Our problem is today and Fort Monmouth? Nobody said when contacted by The must wait until Monday." closed for several hours until (Sunday)," a dispatcher the waters receded. Police re- stated last night. "We are Register Staff Photo by Larry Perna had the answer last night al- Daily Register last night. Sections of Bray Ave. and REFLECTING THE. WEEKEND — Homes and area children are mir- though there was" some edu- "It's definitely a bad scene Port Monmouth Eoad were ported that a mud slide on closed in the Bloomfield area. cated guessing going on that down there but it's the dikes still under water as night fell Bayside Drive uprooted trees That's where the flooding is rpriti \n tJie flood waters that still remain on streets of three Bayshore and forced closing of the communities including East Keansburg, Port Monmouth and Keansbura. flood gates closed to keep the that are causing most of the and on Monmouth Parkway today." tides of the bay out remained trouble. several cars were still stopped street until late yesterday af- Police in both Matawan Sections of many roadways were still Impassable as darkness approached ternoon. last night. closed thus locking in the wa- "That's low lying area to in the high water awaiting See Weekend, Page 2 Dedicate Hospital ByJIMMCCORMICK cided that the outdoors would the emergency room and a testimonial, to you - the work- "And as my contribution, I be more advantageous than limited number of beds will be ers - the people in the com- would like to give you a state FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP- the. huge basement of the fa- in operation, with the rest of munity who recognized a need flag - purchased by me," the More than 350 waterlogged cility. . the facilities to be in use as and went ahead to achieve assemblyman joked. Stalwarts turned out yes- The gamble did not pay off, soon as they are completed. it." Freeholder Director Joseph terday for the dedication of however, when the sky opened Howard's Memory State Sen. Alfred N. Bead- C. Irmn'wished his "sincere " the Greater Freehold Area up with a torrential rain about Most of Monmouth County's lcston made light of the rain congratulations to you all..:'".,' Hospital. 15 minutes after the ceremo- legislative delegation was while he spoke without a mi- "The day after this hospital The inclement weather nies began at 2:30 p.m. All present. Also present was crophone. opens, we will wonder how we apparently did not dampen were directed to the base- Rep. James J. Howard, who "Since we froze to death at ever got along without it," he the spirits of those who ment, where the dedication said that when he was grow- the groundbreaking, it is fit said. worked for more than 11 was continued. ing up in Belmar he remem- that we drown at the dedica- Noticed in the. crowd werfc years to see the hospital be- It is expected that .state of- bered "hearing talk that Free- tion," he mused. Assemblyman Joseph Azzo- come a reality. ficials will grant an operating hold needs a hospital," Sen. Beadleston praised the Iina, Marlboro Mayor Morton Dedication ceremonies be- license to the hospital after a The congressman said "the makeup of the board of Salkind, Freehold Borough gan outside, after hospital of- tour is made of the facility to- thousands of people who will trustees. Mayor J. William Boyle, Free- ficials yesterday morning de- morrow. The following day, start their lives here will be a "In the trustees we have hold Township Mayor Harry the leaders, climbers and Harper, and Manalapan May- doers of the Freehold area, or Thomas Whalen, With sev- and I believe that it was the eral of the mayors were rep- stature of the trustees that resentatives of their govern- got the last $1 million in aid ing bodies, including Marlboro from the federal govern- Council president John J. ment," the senator said. McLaughlin, Freehold Spirit, Enthusiasm Borough Councilmen1 Ralph State Sen. Richard R. Stout Musgrave Sr. and W. J. Eu- singled out the community for gene Kelsey, Manalapan Com- FLOOD DAMAGE —The basement of the Red Bank Community YMCA "spirit and enthusiasm." mitteeman Barry Brandt, and oh Maple Ave. flooded as did many homes and businesses during the "I can assure you that your Freehold Township Com- heavy rainstorm that drenched the shore area over the weekend. job is not over," he said. mitteemen Kenneth Clark and Assemblyman John I, Gerard Pratt. Dawes, his suit soaking wet, Rabbi Eli Flshman of Free- read telegrams from Gov. hold blessed the building, and William T. Cahill and U.S. American Legion Monmouth Shop Center Plans Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr., Post, Freehold, officiated at wishing the hospital well and the flag-raising ceremonies. expressing their regret at not- Joseph Saker, hospital first being able to attend the cere- . vice president, welcomed dig- monies. See Storm, Page 3 Hanging in Balance EATONTOWN - Plans of major business shopping center,. Some homeowners claimed it interests will hang in the balance tonight when was not enough. At the same time, shopping Eatontown Planning Board members grapple center developers reportedly are seeking ev- Congressman Howard with proposed changes in the Master Plan dur- ery inch of parking area they can get for the ing a closed workshop session. vast complex they envision. Their moves are closely watched by local Meanwhile, planners tonight also will con- — His Star Is Rising residents - as well as three major department sider "redesignatkm and extension" of the cur- Rep. JairiesJ. Howard. stores that want to come into an expanded rent office-research and residential area along Register Stall Photo '. Will he'someday be Senator Howard or Governor How- Monmouth Shopping Center under an enclosed Hope Road, south of Rt. 3G. In their original DEDICATORS — Freeholder Director Joseph C. Irwln, center, was ard? " mall. , proposal, which was aired at a lively public among those who attended yesterday's dedication of the Greater Freehold hearing Aug. 5, they recommended that ap- Area Hospital. He's discussing the weather with State Sens. Richard R. There's some evidence that the three-term Third District John M- Goodman, chairman of the Plan- Democrat docs indeed aspire to higher office,-although he ning Board, terms the nine-member board "in- proximately 85 acres in that area be rewned Slau.tr left, and Alfred N. Beadleston. Among those in background Is As- for shopping center development as well as of- semblyman Joseph Azzolina. denies it. dependent" and says the final decision "can go Ben Van Vlict, who does our political writing, covered last anyway at all." fice-research use. week's big statewide Democratic dinner in Spring Lake He said the board will meet "as late as Humors Noted 4 ' Heights and came away with the'impression that the congress- necessary" tonight in order to draw up a reso- It's rumored that developers want to build man's star is rising in New Jersey politics. lution to be presented at a public meeting on a second major shopping center for Eatontown Gas Station Robbery . He'll have a special report and analysis on the subject to- Sept. 27. on the land in that zone known as the DeVito i morrow. One of the more controversial changes un- tract. Stores that reportedly explored the pos> It will appear in tomorrow's Daily Register, Northern der consideration is the proposed rczoning of sibllity are Wanamakers and Strawbridgo and Monmouth County's largest newspaper and' Monmouth Coun* approximately 35 acres south of Monmouth Clothier. • ty's most interesting newspaper. Shopping Center from residential to com- Public opinion hero concerning shifts in Suspect Is Sought mercial use. zoning is divided several ways. Some residents Some Opposition call for no change in the Master Plan. Others ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - 8 inches tall, weighing approx- When last seen he was While some area residents strongly oppose want limited change. Still others go along with Police arc investigating the imately 170 pounds and with wearing a brown knit sports revision, shopping center officials would wel- the proposals. e armed « Satolay m8ht Afro styled hair, shirt and brown plaid pants. come it - for the acreage in question is key to "All the members of the board want a expansion of the center. The owner of the con- or a Kt. 30 service station He escaped along with an The Inside Slory well-balanced Eatontown," Col. Goodman where approximately $200 was September bridals are announced... , PagcR ter, U.S. Investment Trust of British West In- says, "and they also are tax conscious." (Mon- accomplice who did not enter dies, has moved to acquire tho property. taken from an attendant. the station in a 1964 black Freehold Area AAUW Invites new members Page 9 mouth Shopping Center currently pays about Ford which was low t0 the Giants fall for sixth time, 20-3 ". Page 20 According to informed sources, three $400,000 a year in taxes to the borough.) According to Police Chief Coody enpturcs golf's 'World Scries'...... Page 20 large department stores - Hahne & Co., Abra- In other developments, work started here James J. Kf;ldlo, the gunman ground and wus allegedly smoking a lot. College football roundup Page 21 ham and Strauss and .T,C. Penney - arc ready today on seeding a Rt. 3!> site where Korvette described as a male negro Freehold entries and selections Page 22 to como into the center if expansion plnns go started, then later halted construction of u strode into the Plaza Es.so through. . - . It is believed the, car boro DAILY ItIttilSTKIt store. Station around 11:20 p.m. Ho out of state license plates, Bridge Advice 23 . Moreover, those"plans call for an enclosed Work Stopped produced a small pistol arid I'IIOM: MMRI:IIS possibly or Penn- Classified 12-16 Main Office 741-0010 nuill, in keeping with tho current trend of The parent company, Arlan Realty and ordertd the attendant, John sylvania. Comics 21 shopping center development across the coun- Development Corp., stopped work when nego- Pasnlck of Ilfglilamls, to turn Classified Ads 7ll-(i!lll(l Crossword Puzzle .' 2$ Legal Adv. 741-0010 try. tiations were initiated to make Arlan custodial ovor the station's receipts. Chief Egldio has 'assigned Editorials 6 Col. Goodman said last night that plan- and managing trustee of Monmouth Shopping Sgt. Samuel Guzzi and Patrol- Display Adv. 741=0010 Entertainment l? Circulation l)c|il. 74KMIO ners could abandon proposals 'altogeth- Center, owned by the giant USIF that is now Tho wanted suspect. Is-de- man Arthur Gallaghor to the Financial is er ... adopt all of them ... or modify them. undergoing reorganization. jcrlbod as being in his lato investigation. Sports Dcpt. 741-0017 Horoscope,., 23 Women's News 741-0010 "If they should be adopted totally or in part," Arlan, current serving 'as "advisor to the twenties approximately 5 feet Movies.. 17 Accounts Payable 741-0010 he said, "the single most important issue will shopping center, was askad by Mayor Herbert Acct's Receivable 741-00111 bo butter zones," E. Werner and borough officials ttUandseape Kail Ite-opcnlng v t! t. Tennls-oqulpmont, Sports ,....;....,,.20-22 Mlddletown liurenu I.t. 1971 Azzolina Blamed For Sewer Costs MIDIH.F.TOWN - Kdwdid CommiUeeman Joseph M", NP. Carey Jr., a Democratic Malavet is iin official. candidate for Assembly, has • Democratic Township Com- accused incumbent Republi- mittee nominees William K, can Assemblyman Joseph Az- Schell and Word L, Wlsner zolina o't responsibility for disclosed last week that they Middletown's "excessively liave asked for county and high" sewerage casts. federal proties because Bache Mr. Carey said "township & Co.,'with!; which Mr. Mala- taxpayers have been caught vet is associated, had nego- in the squeeze of power poli- tiated purchase of sewer tics, epitomized by the- Re- bonds at an interest rate al- publican boss, and uncon- most twice that being paid by scionable conflict of interests a neighboring authority. affecting the sale of sewer Mr. Carey said Mr. Aaotina Rtglitor Stuff Phslo bonds." •must, accept prime responsi- 1 Mr. Carey said he "second- bility because "as Republican NEW SUPER - Dr, Bernhord W. Schneider, center, new superintendent ed the motion" of local Demo- leader he directs, or permits, of Middletown schools, greets guests In receiving line at receptioni yes- crats that county and federal policy decisions of the Town- terday in Middletown Township High School cafeteria. From let'ore law enforcement officials, ship Committee which in- Richard R. Anderson, a member of the Board ot Education; Mrs. Schnei- Prosecutor Keuper and U.S. cludes appointments to the der; Dr. Schneider; Sister Elma of Red Bank Catholic High School, and RotjKtcr Stofl Photo Attorney Stern, investigate sewerage authority and tha Warren C. De Brown, Board of Education president. Dr. Schneider comes FLOWER SHOW AWARD — Ralph Semplak,left, secretary of the 74th An- the sale of sewer bonds to a plums that the authority dis- to Middletown from Northport, N.Y., taking over post vacated In March ' nual Fall Flower Show of the Monmouth-Elberon Horticultural Society, company of which Township tributes." by former Superintendent Paul F. Lefever, who has retired after 4U years and John Floden, show chairman, admire Mr. Semplak's award winning In township schools. Nearly 200 school and township officials ana guesTS >, potted plant exhibit. ' First Aid Squad attended yesterday's reception. Horticultural Show Sets Regulation Opposed Weekend Storm Floods FREEHOLD - Republican "It is obvious to us that Dr. Assembly candidates Chester Sena, who has initiated the Records in Asbury Park Apy and Daniel Kruman have new regulations, has no con- County Municipalities pledged their support in the cept of what our first aid men fight by first aid squads ASBURY PARK - The 74th - Reginald Slocum of West The winning guess that do. eral without drastic deep Annual Flower Show of the Long Branch who won the came closest to the weight of against newly promulgated "If this attempt by a bu- (Continued) ported^ minor problems keep- John C. Cherel Trophy for the state regulations which they ing traffic moving and Ocean areas, was not reported to Monmouth-Elberon Horticul- the giant pumpkin in the chil- reaucrat in an office in Tren- Township and Matawan have stranded motorists or to tural Society closed last night largest and most perfect dahl- drens class was made by Ca- described as "oppressive, un- ton succeeds, it will strangle Borough reported very little Ave. was described by police after three days in Convention ia in the show. rol Amolba of Brick Township realistic and demeaning." our squads, possibly mean the as " bad but not dosed.'' have created serious traffic flooding or damage. snarls. Hall. - Mrs. Norman Praet, pres- and the winning adult, guess "We were shocked to learn end of a much needed service, Hazlet Police Sgt. John Oceanport and Eatontown Etnries set a record with ident of the Oceanport Garden by V. Selsen of Neptune City. of the new state Department and cost the taxpayers thou- McCabe said pt. 36 in the vici- police gave similar reports. Cars Stalled the largest showing of fruits Club, who was awarded the Blue ribbon winners in de- of Health course and other re- sands of dollars to provide nity of Holy Family Catholic In West Long Branch, how- and vegetables in the so- Rep. James J. Howard sign were Shana Sabol of quirements for first aid men, comparable service. Church and Rt. 35 near the Fair Shortened * ever, a pond olf Monmouth ciety's history and attendence Trophy for Garden Club win- Wanamassa, George Peaff of and have urged our county "We see no valid reason for Rt. 35 Drive In were flooded In New Shrewsbury, al- Road at the Oceanport was higher than last year ning the most points in horti- Ocean Township, Judy Smith legislative delegation to do ev- licensing of first aid squads but passable. though road flooding was re- borough line, was termed despite the weather. culture and design com- of Middletown, and Sharon El- erything possible to have by the state, when municipal- . Detours Lacking ported at a minimum, the "badly flooded" by police. In On Saturday evening, many petitions, •' ' • " len Petko of Ocean Township. them rescinded. ities have performed this "It's hard to shut down rains cut the borough fire- that "area, police said that persons were forced to re- In the- African Violet sec- function well and at no ex- these roadways/' Sgt. men's Fair a day short. - cars were stalled in the deep/ move their shoes and socks to tion, the Bergen County Se- In horticulture, Lydia Ke- "Each of us has had many pense for many years. McCabe said. "There is hard- Scheduled to end at 11 p.m. 1 resztenyi of Milltown won two water and some motorists baa wade through flooded streets •dety captured the James C. years of personal contact with "We hope that A-1384 will ly any place to detour the Saturday, the rains drove vis- to wade out eE deep pools to to their cars. Auchincloss Trophy for the blue ribbons for potted plants, first aid squads, and with all itors from the fair grounds' Robert Liebesman of Deal, a not pass the!Senate, or be traffic." secure help in removing their Major Winners best arrangement. our fellow citizens, know them signed into law, so that we which were left a sea of mud. cars. Leon Black of Robbinsville blue for tomatoes, Lisa Levay to be among our most skilled Basements Flooded In the western portion of The major award winners of Middletown, a blue for a will have an opportunity to Streets rear Franklin- Lake are: and John Golden of New and dedicated public ser- speak for the first aid men in In Red Bank, many busi- the county, Colts Neck report- terrarium and Ken Kling of nessmen along Broad St. re- were reported flooded, but the Mrs. Robert Juska of As- Shrewsbury tied for the most vants. Trenton in January." ed no problems and Freehold lake did not overflow, accord- bury Park who won the'May- points in the fruit and vege- Wannamassa a blue for his portedly had to pump out and Freehold Township re- annual flowers. their basements yesterday af- ported scattered, brief flood- ing to po!ice. Other borough or's Trophy for the best exhib- table section and were each ponds, however, did flood] it in the show - an arrange- awarded a trophy. Co-sponsoring the show ter the storm ended. Broad St. ing that didn't interfere with itself was flooded much of traffic movements. (heir banks and create flood' ment of gladiolas and foliage. The On the Spot Arrange- with the Monmouth-Elberon Long Branch Fete ing conditions in the nearby - Luther Schumpf of Holm- ment Contest was won by Horticultural Society were the Saturday night. In Manalapan, police said Police reported most streets where several cars del woo won the Frank Ed- Marge Maute of Middletown. City of Asbury Park, Area Gordons Corner Road near were stalled out i dington Trophy and Oliver Contestants were handed a Federated Garden Clubs and Set For Surrogate streets remained passable and Tennent Road was washed out Chamberlain Memorial packet of flowers to arrange the Garden Project Units of • street flooding, in general, and roads near the English- Long Branch police report' Trophy for his display of pom- and the audience chose the the 4-H Clubs of the County of LONG BRANCff - A testi- ings and Loan, Monmouth was at a minimum. town Auction were inundated. ed only serious flooding at Just the opposite was true poms and miniature dahlias. winner. •:.-. . Monmouth. monial dinner has been set for Consolidated Water Co. and 1 The Marlboro Road Depart- Long Branch Ave. and the S. Thomas Gagliano, Mon- Futurevision Cable TV. in Rumson, Fair Haven and ment filled a washout on Bea- Lincoln Ave. underpass in ^fc mouth County surrogate, in He is also a former aide to Little Silver where many .con Hill Road west of Reids beron. • * the IAMA headquarters, West Rep. James C. Auchincloss, streets held up to a foot of wa- Hill Road with grave! and po- Although portions of Atlan- End Ave., at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 2. R-N.X, retired and a former ter and traffic moved at a lice reported a smaller wash- tic Ave., Ocean Ave. and Sewer Installations The event was announced counsel for the Monmouth crawl. out on Boundary Road. Westwood Ave., as well as jointly fcy Galileo Cianflone, County Welfare Board. Cars were observed stopped Power in the Morganville other areas were the scenes of .president of the Amerigo Ves- Mr. Gagliano is also a for- - with wet engines and no 1 section of the township was large accumulations of wat'er, puici Society, and Frank Tor- mer Oceanport councilman brakes - on many of the briefly cut off during the. traffic .was said to be nearly1 Bring 14 Lawsuits cilia, president of the Migliere ' and was a member of that Rumson Neck roads and ser- storm. normal and no serious mis- Club, both here. community's Planning Board* vice station tow trucks were Ocean Township police re- haps were reported by police. Active in Republican politics, seen pulling many autos out of FREEHOLD - Monmouth tomers has been interrupted struction Co. Inc : ported numerous areas, The latter three commu- Consolidated Water Co., 226 and interferred with at vari- Co-defendants with the Mr. Gagliano,,a local at- he is a member of the coun- hubcap deep water. flooded due to poor runoff of nities reported no serious Broadway, Long Branch, is ous places and times and that Northeast Monmouth County •torney, is attorney for the ty's GOP steering committee Police in those three com- the deluge of i*a{n. lightning strikes during the the plaintiff in 14 lawsuits it has been required to make Regional Sewerage Authority Shore Regional High School and a member of the Mon- munities, and Sea Bright re- The flooding, said to be gen- storm. filed here as the result of al- repairs. ;. in separate lawsuits are A. Board of Education and for mouth County Affiliated Re- leged damage to its water' Monmouth'. Consolidated Tomae and Sons Inc., Nero- the Sea Bright Board of Edu- publican Clubs.' mains and service con- seeks damages, plus interest Villa Construction Co., A.V.P. cation. He is also Holmdel Anthony Migliaccio has nections during sewer in- and costs from the defend- Contracting Co. and C. Salva- Township attorney and repre- been named general chairman Storm Fails to Dampen stallation in various Mon- ants. tore and Sons Inc. sents the Monmouth County of the forthcoming testimonial mouth County municipalities. Named defendants in two SPCA, the Long Branch Sav- to Mr. Gagliano. The Middletown Sewerage lawsuits each are Ernest Ren- Northeast has six member Authority is named defendant da Inc. and Somerset Valley municipalities Oceanport, Dedication of Hospital in eight of the suits, each of Construction Co., contractors Fair Haven, Shrewsbury, (Continued) stopped believing. I see here al-surgical beds; an obstetric which also names a different for both sewerage authorities. Little Silver, West Long 1 Grants $4,331,800 nitaries. Joseph McLoone, a love and compassion and an al suite of 12 maternity beds, contractor as co-defendant. Co-defendants with the Mid- Branch and Monmouth member of the board of opportunity to save countless The Northeast Monmouth dletown Sewerage Authority Beach; and six customer- two nurseries of eight cribs trustees, was master of cere- lives," Mr. Miller said. each, and delivery and tabor County Regional Sewerage in separate suits are Cruz towns. New Shrewsbury, Red monies. Authority, which serves 12 Construction Co. Inc.,-Alpha For Outfall Unit areas. In the East Wing will Bank, Rumson, Sea Bright, The main speech was made The $5.6 million structure, be the surgical suite, recovery towns, is named defendant in Construction Co., Lisbon Con- Shrewsbury Township and WASHINGTON - U.S. Sen- The proposed outfall line built on part of a 27-acre tract six of the suits, each with a tractors Inc., M.A. Stephens ator Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., will transport waste water by Charles Miller, president room, intensive coronary care Eatontown. of the. board ot trustees, who on the northwest side of Rt. units and a clinical labora- contractor as a co-defendant. Construction Co., United has announced a $4,331,800 from 12 bayshoie municipal- 537, is divided into two wings. The suits were filed for the award by the federal Environ- accepted the master key to tory. The company complained Foundations Corp..and Tom- water company by S. Thomas ities to a point 4,000 feet east The East Wing, on the first mental Protection Agency to of Sandy Hook in the Atlantic the hospital from Philip that its water service to cus- maso Iadevaia ami Son Con- Gagliano of Long Branch. Moyer, vice president of Max floor, features a large emer- the Monmouth County Bay- Ocean. gency room and an outpatient AU at the dedication had an shore Regional Outfall Au- The two proposed pumping. O. Urbahn, Inc., the hospital's architect. facility, radiology depart- opportunity to tour most of thority for construction of an stations will be erected at the ment, dietary department, the facility, and to test the ocean outfall line and two site of Middletown Township Proud, Happy employes" dining room, coffee new carpets in all hallways. pumping stations. treatment plant, and at the Mr. Miller said: "This is shop and administrative com- Week Is Observed one of the proudest and hap- According to Sen. Case the site of the Bayshore Regional plex. Hospital administrator grant represents 30 per cent Sewerage Authority complex piest days of my life, believe Lloyd Currier has stated that of the proposed $14.2 million in Union Beach. me. The West Wing houses a 12- the hospital is constructed so"' project cost. It is anticipated The first phase of construc- "After almost 11 years, the bed pediatric nursing unit and that two more additions of 120 By AFS Chapters that another 25 per cent in aid tion linking Middletown with long sought after impossible 44 adult medical-surgical beds each can be built. He will be awarded by the state dream has come true. RED BANK - American chapter president Mrs. AFS International Scholar- Highlands is expected to be beds. said the second phase of addi- Department of Environmental completed by the1 summer of "This hospital is a me- The second flocgjef the west tions should be completed In Field Service International Douglas Shedd is welcoming ships conduct worldwide Protection. morial to those who never Scholarship. Week has been home Miss Leslie Olausan, scholarship programs for 15 to 1972. wing includes 44 adult medic- five years. proclaimed by Gov. Cahill. It Maida Ter., who was .that 18 year old students in 64 ends Sunday. school's American Abroad countries. One goal is to pro- The Red Bank AFS Chapter student to Finland for the mote understanding between president, Mrs. L. J. Pidel, summer program. people. More than 59,000 stu-' Atlantic Highlands Weather: Stormy, Mild said Red Bank Regional High Mrs. Peter F. Bova, presi- dents from 80 countries have rvnln experienced family and school Periods of rain and locally tropical storm Kern were School will sponsor an assem- dent of Shore Regional AFS heavy thunderstorms today, from Cape Ilatlcras to New bly program to honor Miss Chapter, has announced that life in other lands in the last Entry Suspect Jailed *"" """" breakin' g up in the mountains England were warned to keep 25 years. The American Field According to Police Chief tonight and tomorrow. Rain of Mexico and a new tropical Pam Bradley, 39 E. Sunset AFS Week activities will in- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS- heavy al times may cause lo- an eye on this storm in case Ave., Red Bank on her return clude assembly program, dis- Service originated in World A 19-ycar-old Elizabeth youth James J. Egidio, the suspect, depression wa.s moving to- she should decido to head for 'from Lima, Peru, as an Amer- War 1 as a volunteer ambu- identified as Kenneth Beibold, cal highway and urban flood- ward Barbados at an 18 mije- plays, and welcome functions has been taken into custody ing. High today in the low Hfls. the mainland. ican Abroad student on the for Miss Bettina Fister from lance service. The Scholar- was observed (By Chief pcr-hour dip. and charged with the Aug. 31 Low tonight in the low 70s. 1 Plagued by a weekend of Summer Exchange Program. Berlin, Germany. Miss Fister ship programs were instituted forced entry of a Center Ave. Egidio) walking in the area of Edith, which killed n per- scattered flooding, power fail- in 1946. • the borough's yacht harbor. High Tuesday around 80. sons in Nicaragua and Hon- Rumson-Vair Haven's AFS will attend Shore Regional grocery store. ures andnshnrt, soggy tem- High School. She resides with A warrant had already been Wednesday: Fair with season- duras when she passed Chapter activities will center able temperatures. pers, the metropolitan area around wejeoming functions the Edward Ryan family of 41 issued for the youth's arrest through as a hurricane last was pelted with rain for the for Miss Anthea Willcock Maryland Ave., West Long and he was takon into custody In Long Branch, yes- Thursday, has been down- third day In a row today. ' terday's high was 8ft degrees from Australia, who is Rum- Branch. Miss Fister is the by Sgt. Samuel Gtizzi. graded to a tropical storm The National Weather" Ser- son-Fair Haven's year-long eighth exchange student to be He is charged with break- and the low was 69. it was 75 with winds of 40 m.p.h. But at t> p.m. The overnight low vice predicted no relief from exchange student. Prior to the sponsored by Shore Hegional Births ing into the West find Grocery the National Hurricane Cen- rain and thunderstorms until opening of school, Miss Will- High School since I9(H. In ad- Store and taking a; quantity of and the temperature at 7 this ter in Miami said she wa.s ex- morning were «9. Rainfall Wednesday, cock joined her American sis- dition, two of Shore's pupils RIVEKV1EW rence Harbor, son, Sept. 10. cigarettes. pected to strengthen as xhu during (he storm was 4.25 in- headed northwest today at Klsewhore across the na- ter for a week's stay at Ma- have spent year-long stays Red Bank Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chief Egidio said the Bie- tion, fair wuatlmr prevailed. riner Camp at Mystic, Conn. overseas. Townsend (nee Carol Old- ches - above September's to- about 10 m.p.h. bold youth will also be tal average - and included a Temperatures before dawn Miss Willcock is residing with Miss Ines da Konscca c S'il- Mr. and Mrs. David Tcr- ham), 43 Bray Ave., East charged with an'sentry last Heidi is a tropical storm ranged from « at Laramio, the A. Harrison Brennan fam- Keansburg, son, Sept. 10. 2',4-inch fall in two hours Sal- tvilh winds of 50 rn.p.h. Her va from Brazil, a former willigcr.(nec Nancy Soren- year of the Townfi Chevrolet urday night. Wya, to »Z at Needles, Calif. ily, 74 Kemp Ave., Fair Shore AFS student who is at- son), 824 Third St., Union Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Tilly Agency and with being a pa- position at 4 a.m. today was Haven. tending the convention, will Beach, daughter, Sept. 10. (nee Juanita Emmonds), 99 Edith, a deadly tropical Latitude 33 north, Longitude role violator. : storm that refuses to die, TIBBS Mrs. Richard Zeldin, presi- return to Shore Hegional High Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mcl- Maple Ave., Fair Haven, son, 72.5 west, or about 450 miles Sandy (took dent of Monmouth Regional School to visit friends and Sept 10. He is being held without drifted 320 miles southeast of east of Cnarlefilon, S. C. She liaci (nee Katherine IJriscoll), Brownsville, Tex., early today TODAY-High 3:48 p.m. AFS Chapter, reports that host family. Mias.Silva lived IB Tocci Ave., Mnnmouth Mr. and Mrs. Micnacft bail in the county jail and fs was expected to remain on .scheduled tli6. tonight before Municipal barreled up the Atlantic tho next 11 hours. Mr. and Mrs. Anihony Ki- leski), 17 Avu. B., Miedille coastline :i.m, und 4:54 p.m. urnl low key, as their year-long ex- All AFS chapters will par- licchia (nee Mary Roberta Trailer Park, West Kcans- Court Judge Arthur Sigfried, As Edith and Heidi ini'n- Reports from reconnais- 10:;)6a.m.unu 11:39 p.m. change student. Miss Alpay is ticipate in the 2."jtli anniver- Malutusta). 10 Ifa/.el Place, , son, Sept. 10. sance aircraft Mild the itorm Kor lied Bnnk and Humpm staying with the Richard Dal- sary convention at the Chal- Haslet, Sept. 10. ami the LnUdd Stales main- Mr. anil Mrs. Thodorc land. Hurricane Ginger WHS moving north at about 12 bridge, add two hours; Sea las family, 11 Youmans Ave., fom-Haddon Hall Hotels in At- Mr. and. Mrs. Victor Hlrsch Ol.scinski (ncc Donmi Koy). 14 Drug AddktlsB Pf Bblem? tn.p.h. and w»s expected to Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Eat£ntown. lantic City Wednesday slushed a path that ondahgers pass well east of Capo Hat- (nee Maryann Sahsbendei),,. Hemlock St., Hazlett son, Calf 9mm For Help Day or shipping in the Atlantic cant Long Branch, deduct 15 mln> Middletown High School through Sunday. 379 Laurence Pkwy., Lau- Sept. 12. . Night. : of Bermuda, the rtmnant* f leras, N. t\, this afternoon. uti's;; lillighlanVbrkhiad44g 0 O Residents of coastal area* minutes; .1. HMI Hunt - MMW>wn,NJ,Mi»nd»y,«i'irf*ml*i'13. !'!7I 3 op of the News Red Cross Building , ty in northern and central New Jersey - partsof th» state barely recovered from the rains of tropical storm Damaged by Fire Ddrla two weoKs ago - began to recede today. But before they SHREWSBURY - There - The chapter headquarter*, dtdithey turned basements and roadways Into ponds, streams opened this spring, replaced Into raging rivers and a quiet Sunday into a headache. will be no Interruption of Red Cross services despite a fire an older wood frame struc- Residents of the flooded areas were alerted [o watch for that gutted the second floor of ture on the same site. ' more downpours and flash flooding. the chapter headquarters on Speaking of the dgmagen The mayors of Pequannonck, Parsippany, Troy Hills, Hiver Broad St. early yesterday. last night, Mr. Zager aaid: "I Vale; Niuiey, Washington Township and East Hanover Town- Chapter Chairman Abra- don't think It's as bad as our phlp declared disaster emergencies In their towns yesterday as ham Zager said yesterday he original estimates." . heavy rains swelled rivers, made many highways impassable has made arrangements to Fire limited and flooded basements. ' move Red Cross functions to a The fire, he said, was limit- At least two persons were presumed drowned in the storm. building on White St., here, ed to the second floor with "The streets are clear now. The water's just gone in every- today. The chapter, he said, is smoke and water damaging one's Basements," said Capt. Leonard Capin of the irvington still negotiating a lease with the first and third (loon. Fire- Police Department, Spokesmen for Klizdbeth, Cranford, the building's owner, A.P. men covered valuable records Bound Brook and ManvlUe police departments reported sim- Busch. , with tarpaulins, Mr. Zager ilar conditions, . Shrewsbury, Eatontown said, and saved JO per cent, of . Morris gounty appeared to be the area hardest hit. and Red Bank firemen fought the records. Police said the rain-swollen Pompton IUver haa overflowed the early morning blaze for Mr. Zager said he and in- its banks, flooding Pequannock and surrounding areas. And In more than two hours before surance adjusters are still Parsippany a swollen Hockaway River caused sewer pipes to bringing it under control. working out the cash value of cave in. Cause Unknown the damage, tie estimated tt ."It's one great big mess," said a spokesman for Parsippany, Borough Fire Marshall Wateawlll take from four to six "This flooding is worse than usual but it's not as bad as after ter Deiss said last night the months to complete repairs. Dojia." '••'••- •'•-•• " Regular Staff Photo cause of the fire is still unde- • Mr. Zager and other chap- Traffic on Routes 46,80 and 287 running through Parsippany RED CROSS FIRE — The Chapter House of the Monrnouth Count/ Chapter of the American Red Cross termined. Mr. Deiss said he ter* efflcers worked through was rerouted because of flooding. was partially damaged early yesterday morning when a fire swept through Its second floor. Chapter has ruled our, lightning as a yesterday finding quarters officials, however, say activities should be normal today In temporary quarters on Whitest. In cause, and will probably rule and making arrangements to Shrewsbury. . . out a failure in the building's continue the Red Cross oper- Legal Fees Payment Ordered electrical system. ation. "We can't afford to lose He and Mr. Zager said the time," ho said. "Our services TRENTON - The State Supreme Court Friday ordered a fire apparently, began in a must continue. People have to prominent Asbury Park businessman to pay $4,3fflLin legal fees second-floor closet and had be transported for medical to the law firm which represented his wife in a matrimonial Tax Base Stabilization probably been burning for at reasons and the blood bank action against him before she died. , least an hour before the alarm and military services must In a 5-0 decision the high court said that VI. Daniel Wil- was called in. continue to function." liams, president of the New Jersey Natural Gas Co., should pay the $4,300 to Peinberg, Dee & Feinberg, of Bayonne. The Plans Will Be Revealed firm had represented Mrs. June A. Williams, held tonight in Buck Smith's '• ' The court said there was "no dispute" that if the case had EAST KEANSBURG - Ml- sion of the master plan. "At a time when area con- Restaurant, Palmer Ave. Lack of Bridge .reached a final judgment Mrs. Williams "would have been liam Conery Jr., chairman of Mr. Conery says he feels if tractors are already united Mr. Conery's program in- entitled to an award of counsel fees and costs." the Middletown United Taxr present building trends con- through an organization of cludes: a complete morato- •The court said "the only question then is whether the in- payer's Association, will tinue, new homes will be their own, the people must rium on residential devel- tervention of the wife's death should shift the burden of this present a four-point program erected at a rate of 350 to 500 consolidate their efforts by Work Criticized for stabilizing, the township's opment; the issuing of build- annually. becoming active In this town- expense from the husband to the wife's estate." MIDDLETOWN - William Noting that Mrs. Williams died "destitute," the court tax base at a meeting to be ing permits in direct propor- "The problem," Mr. Conery ship wide taxpayers associ- The Pews Creek Bridge Is Himelman, Democratic candi- said, "There ls.no logical reason why the wife's untimely de- tion to fluctuating school en- stated in a press release, "is ation. As builders look out for on Port Monmouth Road, a date for State Senate, has de- mise should relieve the husband of an obligation which as a rollment; exploring the possi- magnified by the fact that their .self interest, so must county thoroughfare which matter of policy and justice he ought to bear." 3 Sought bility of devaluaing large even if we could halt residen- Middletown residents protect manded that the county Board Mr. Himelman said is eligible tracts of land in order to dis- tial buidling tomorrow, pre- their tax dollars," he con- of Freeholders explain why for state aid. courage large land holders viously approved subdivisions the Pews Creek bridge in Port cluded. "It seems to me,V he said, In Robbery would provide for an addition- Monmouth hasn't been re- from selling out to con- Tonight's session is sched- "That there is a pattern of Democrats Seeking Support al 700 homes. placed. ' tractors; and a complete revi- uled to begin at 8 o'clock. neglect by the freeholders and FLORHAM PARK - The golf links and courts of a In Marlboro "Service on this span has the Republican legislators in PTorham Park country club are the setting for a game of polit- MARLBORO - Police are been out some two years," be getting state money in the ical football today with four of the Democratic presidential continuing their search for said, "and there should be Bayshore. hopefuls the chief players. three men who robbed three some report on progress, if The four, all expected for the state Democratic party's employes of the 7-11 store on y Tram to Park* any."' ,, "A bridge on Middle Road in Hazlet was out for more fond raising golf and tennis outing, are Sens. Hubert H. Hum- Longfellow Drive Friday and Mr. Himelman said state phrey, D-Minn., Henry Jackson, D-Wasl(., Birch Bayh, D-Ind., than 18 months and at Atlan- escaped with more than $400. funds regularly are available: and Fred Harris, D-Okla. Police said the three tic Ave. in East Keansburg a for emeiigency bridge restora- dangerous drainage condition Originally the Democratic State Committee had hoped thieves entered the store at tion projects and be ques- that six candidates, announced and unannounced, would be on 10:40 p.m. and made a pur- Plan Favored, But continues in need of atten- tioned whether Monmouth's hand at the Braidburn Country Club. tion." , chase. One of the men then U.S. Sen. Henry M. Jackson, all Republican legislative de- But two, Sen. Edmund S. Muskie, D-Mainc, and Sen. drew an automatic .45 caliber SANDY HOOK - The Port officially until they, get elect- of New York Authority sees a ed. D-Wash., chairman of the Sen- legation had sought such George McGovern, D-S.D., won't be present. pistol and demanded the store ate Interior and Insular Af- funds for the Pews Creek I'll WAKE YOU Muskie, considered the front-runner for the nomination, is receipts from the three em- proposal for it to provide train "If we were invited to a service to the planned nation- meetihg by the governor or fairs Committee which spon- on the first leg of a 32-state tour intended to bolster his image ployes present. sored legislation for the Ga- UP TOMORROW, before he formally announces his candidacy. al park here as "interesting." members of the legislature, of' "It appears," he said, "that The trio then left the store, course we would be there," teway system, on a tour to HONEY and police said they believed study the park's local impact, the Port Monmouth area has But, a spokesman told the said James Kennelly, Of the 'they escaped in a car parked had also asked Mr, Tobin to taxation without representa- Miss America in New York Monmouth County Democrat- PA public affairs department, tion in Trentop." 671-92G1 nearby. The employes were explaining why Austin Tobin, take part. uninjured. ic State Senate candidates - ATLANTIC CITY - Miss America 1972,, Laurie Lea Walter Gehricke, William Hi- the authority's executive di- "What Mr. Tobin is telling Schaefer, arrives in New York today - the first stop of a The men were described as rector, won't be here today. us," said the Democrats, ?'is in their early 20's, and ap- tnelman and Vincent Miller - What's new, Jim? year-long journey that will take her to scores of states and The Democratic candi- that if we were already elect- proximately 5 feet 8 inches in who made the proposal, the Wall, what's ntwtst en tlu third floor It perhaps to Vietnam. PA won't discuss it with them dates, who will be hosting ed the suggested meeting Miss Schaefer, 22, of Bexley, Ohio, was crowned Miss height. Police Sgt. Cart Krie- would be opportune. .'• me. I'mHack in m*n'» doming again atttr America Saturday night. ger and Patrolmen Kenneth 5Vi ytart In boys' and youngmin** on No- "What is even more inter- ttlsons Stand Floor. (Jlm'i too modtstt* With one day of her reign under her belt, she now faces Miller and Roy Anderson are esting is that the present gov- investigating, say to, but hi'* lui't bien pramotid to the big city. Howard Annoyed ernor and the Monmouth managtr ot the Mtn's doming Floor.) "I'm really looking forward to it," she said. County members of the legis- Her Itinerary calls for a news conference and several lature, all of them Republi- meetings today. : Miss Margaret O'Neil cans and our opponents, have . Miss Schaefer didn't get much sleep the night after her not seen fit to extend a sim- KEANSBURG - Miss Mar- At Jackson Snub victory. She said she finally got to bed at 5:30 a.m. Sunday. ilar invitation and to involve garet O'Neil, 40, of 117 Center Related Story, Page IS teway Park. Four hours later she held her first news conference and al- the PA in an area where it be- Ave., died Thursday in Riv- Mr. Howard isn't annoyed 2 Broad Street though she said she was tired, she didn't look it. longs." , erview Hospital, Red Bank, SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS that Sen. Jackson wants to after a long illness.' - U.S. Sen. Henry M. Jack- stroll the Sandy Hook Beach, , U.S., Russia Reach Accord She was the sister of the son,. D-Wash., is coming to it's that Sen, Jackson neg- late James F. O'Neil of West Monmouth' County today but lected to tell Mr. Howard he LONDON - The United States and the Sovie) Union have Keansburg who died 16 days Rep. James J. Howard, D- was coming. Gain more leisure time... reached agreement on how to prevent any nuclear arms acci- •ago. N,J., isn't overly happy about He also neglected to invite dent from escalating into atomic war, the Observer newspaper Miss O'Neil was born in. it. the Monmouth. County con- reportedyesterday. Newark and had resided here Sen. Jackson, chairman of. gressman, who said last week pay your bills at home In a dispatch from Moscow, the British paper said details for the past 11 years. the Senate's Interior and In* he couldn't make the trip any- of the agreement were not available but it was believed to pro- She was employed as a sular Affairs Committee, is way. vide for Joint U.S.-Soviet investigation of any nuclear accident. packer and inspector by the flying in by helicopter to take "It's a matter of courtesy," Lily-Tulip Corp. of Holmdel a look at Sandy Hook, part of said Mr. Howard. "You Just The agreement was understood to include assurances that and was a communicant of St. the proposed National Ga- don't go into another man's neither Moscow nor Washington would unleash any retaliatory Ann's Catholic Church, here, district without telling him." strikes before the two countries could consult on tiie nuclear She is survived by her A spokesman for the Demo- incident involved, the paper said. mother, Mrs. Minnie Schers-. Miss Mabel Mclnlosh cratic State Committee, What would constitute an accident was not explained, but tule O'Neil, here; three broth- LONG BRANCH - Miss which handled some of the ar- presumably it would include the unintentional detonation of a ers, Edward O'Neil of Parlta, Mabel Mclntosh, 87, of 199 rangements, assured Mr. nuclear weapon or similar incidents that might arouse suspi- John O'Neil of Irvington, and ' Liidlow St. died Friday in Riv- Howard it was just an over- cion by the other nuclear power and risk touching off retali- Robert O'Neil, here; four sis- erview^Hospital, Red Bank. sight. ation. ... ters, Mrs. Pearl Grosso and Born in Sampson County, Mr. Howard, still annoyed, Miss Jacqueline O'Neil, both N.C., she had lived here 11 said that while he couldn't here, Mrs. Dorothy Hermann years. make the tour, he would show Say Income Tax Is Near of Maryland and Mrs, Eileen Surviving are her father, up for a scheduled press re- Haggerty ol South River. John Mclntosh of Racford, ception afterwards. TRENTON - The Democratic minority In the State As- Arrangements are under N.C.; three brothers, Jimmy sembly has charged that the state's Republican leadership the direction of the Laurel Fu- Mclntosh of Racford, Al- planned to enact an income tax after the November legislative neral Home of West Keans- phonso Mclntosh of Chicago, Highway Crash election. burg.' and George Mclntosh of Hart- Kills Area Man ' David Friedland, D-Hudson, minority leader of the lower ford, Conn., and a sister, Mrs; house, said Saturday, "We predict that shortly after the No- Mrs. Sylvia Slotkiu Mamie Lewis of Bladenboro, LEONIA (AP) - Two men venibef election, Gov. CahlU's blue-ribbon Tax Policy Com- N.C. were killed early today in a mission will recommend an income'tax; or other taxes!" LONG BRANCH - Mrs. The James II. Hunt Funeral head-on collision on Interstate The Governor's Tax Policy Study Committee has been Sylvia Slotkin, 55, of 055 Sec- Home, Asbury Park, is in 95 near here. surveying the state's tax structure and needs for more than a ond Ave. died Saturday in charge of arrangements. Police identified one of the year. The committee's chairman is Senate Majority Leader Monmouth Medical Center. victims as John Finkle, 39, of Harry L. Sears, R-Morris. Born in New York, she had Mrs. Dorothy D'Heron Spring Lake. Sears said recently the committee planned to make its re- lived here 25 years. Sim was Tho second victim was not j port to Gov. William T. Cahill in December. employed as office manager' OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Mrs. immediately identified. \ ' Sears said the committee had not reached any conclusions ;for Lovine Motors, Eaton- Dorothy D'Hpron, 08, of 179 Police sad Finklo and the: and declined to speculate on wheth'er or not an income tax town. Belmar Ave<{ Oakhilrst, died other victim were In a car would be recommended. Mrs. Slotkin was a member Friday in/tho Convaccnter, heading south on tho highway /The committee has pledged itself to find an alternative to of Congregation Brothers of Neptune. when their car was hit by a the present system of revenue raising in New Jersey through Israel and was past president , Bom in Newark, she was a car traveling south In the heavy local property taxation. o( the congregation's Sister- former Spring Lake resident. • northbound lane. The driver hood. She was also a member She had lived here 10 years.. of the other car, Justo OrcngQ of tho Long Branch Hadassah, Slio was the widow of Louis of New York City, was hospi- the Mizrachl Womort of Amer- D'Heron. talized with head Injuries, THEDA1LY ica and of tho National Orga- Mrs. D'Heron was a mem- Flnklc lived at 1505 Ocean nisation of Jewish Women. ber of the Wayside Methodist Ave., Spring Lake. Main Oflfeo: Surviving are her husband, Church. Slie was also a.mem- wise...open a Checbaster account today ClwilMl SI., Red Bank, HJ, «;oi Brunei) olllcei: Allan Slotkin; a son, Howard ber of the Glcndola Grange, A FINE CATCH 171 HI. ]S, Mlddlslown, N.;i. Wall Township, and of the 10 Eail Mnln SI.. Prioholit, HJ ' Mitchell, at home; a daugh- AUSTIN. Tex. (AP»-Texas m Orooilway, Long Uinncli, N.J. ter, Cynthia Slotkin, also at Daughters of tho American commercial fishermen were Revolution. No minimum balance required EitoblWioU In 1171 by John H. Con* ana Mnnry Clay home; two brothers, Abo Gor- paid a record $53.5 million for Surviving are a daughter, Potilliliort by Tin Red Bonk Rogiiitr don of LaureUon, N.Y,, and their 1970 catch, a 12 per cent CAN WE M»mb«r «lfho Auoelat»rt i"re»»~Thc Atmclalml fecit DmnllllorloK Hubln Gordon of Woodland, Mrs. Walter E. Smith, here, increase over the value of their ClUIIVAly lo Ine we far ropuhlicatlon af ull Ilia Ipcnl.now*. iirintcd In Ililfc nuwapomtr and a sister, Mrs. Clifford HELP YOU ? PI woll 01 oil Al> news HUpoHhot. Cnllf,, and n sister, Mrs. Sara I9CD catch. "CENTRALJEBSETBMK tteenH dim |»«fo»o |)nUf ill Ural Ilimk. NJ. OHut mid nl nildlllonnl mu'liim Simon ot Udckfiway Beach, N, Hulme of Trenton, and alno Alaska, with a catch valued offlcM, Published dally, Momkiy Wroiitjtt l:rlilcw, Mull Mjlistfliiliiiti*, iKiynhlfl in (id grandchildren. • Ainntown. Bradity o.ieh • litofltewn • Perm- VOW* • Y, •• ' • at $89.7 million, continued to tagdiK • ft, Monmouth* FrMhofd (3). IWhoklTownihlpMl I Weed I Mfinth 3 Mtmllii A MoMin I Veur , Tho Wnolloy Funeral Uor.rB, The Rkhard C, Hpldal Fu- lead all stales In fishing, follow- Hawil • Long Brunch (3). M«ui«i»n • MMbwa • MiUwwi ' l.M ' H.SO, 19,58 • ll»,0O %)}M noral Home, Oakhurst, Is In ed by California. Louisiana and Home DelIwv *y Corrlir isqC«nl« a wood hero, Is in chargo of arrange- Single copy ol caunlor, ID Conn, monts. . cliargoot arrangements. then Texas, , . • BIGGEST ASSET > Feterfc. nurtio Vernon Hammer, irjDou- Actor, Dancer terf. 8ui*«'Sr,

:\ • •••.•• ]• •.• H. The Dally Begiiter, Bed Bank - MMdbtown, *-}» Mbnday, fepltmbw VS, 1971 7 Women 's GUM^ioii Found Not Guilty in Middletown MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. to shoplifting. innocent. Ave., Atlantic Highlands, was was fined $15. dismissed and the third Poppy Konnedy, women's lib ing and drunken driving by Judge Massell reserved de- Judge Massell imposed sen- Mrs. Kennedy, represented found guilty of assault on Pat- James JJeardsley of Clay amended to possession of nar- champion who lives at 51 Patrolman Robert Perkins. cision pending submission of u tence subject to approval by by ABbury Park attorney rick Thorpe of 22 Middletown Court, Locust, charged with cotics paraphernalia. Kings Hwy,, was found in- The judge ruled testimony memorandum of law on "the the county prosecutor of .dis- Richard B. Ansoll, had the Ave, and fined $10. Judge drunken driving, was found Preliminary hearings were , nocent In Municipal Court ol hadn't convinced him of tho question by Mr, Smith within missal of charges of receiving benefit of two character wit- Massell found Mr. Thorpe in- guilty of driving while im- set for Thursday, Sept. lli, on calling Cornell Ellison of speeding or the drunken driv- 10 days. money-under false pretenses, nesses, who agreed she never nocent of a countercharge of paired by alcohol. He was indictable charges against Kane's Lane vile und abusive ing beyond a reasonable Douglas Kerrigan of Maple- possession of stolen property used such language as assault on Mr. Ktley, fined $50 and lost his license throe other defendants. names In public. doubt, but said it did point to wood Ave\, Leonardo, who and being under the influence charged by Mr, Ellison either Mr. Eilcy's brother, C. reckless driving. for six months. Arraigned on charges of After hearing testimony pleaded guilty to Illegal entry of heroin, all indictable of- in public or In private and tes- Scott Riley of the Atlantic Several young persons ap- breaking and entering and from Mr. Ellison, who alleged The defendant's attorney, of a state park, was fined $25. fenses. tified to her standing as a Highlands address, was found peared in court on drug larceny of a passbook valued Mra. Kennedy applied the un- James If. Smith of Red Bank, Charles Adubato of 80 Clin- truthful and law-abiding per- Innocent of assault on Mr. charges and alleged drug-con- at $21,00(1 was George Lilly of Miss Asmar admitted using complimentary terms to him objected when Judge Massell ton St., East Keansburg, was drugs before she was arrested TMpe. ',-,y'. directed the charge bo penalized f 25 for fighting with nected offenses. South St., Eatontown. Ball on lit. 35 outside the Town Mr. Ellison, who prosecuted Judge Massell reserved de- was continued at $5,000 and April 22, but told the court she Theater as the culmination of amended to reckless driving, his son-in-law, Richard Jos- Antoinette Asmar, 18, of has been clean ever since. his complaint without an at- cision on a charge of-reckless alleging statutes provide such lyn. Maple Ave., Keansburg, was Mr. Lilly was returned to jail. a running feud over allegedly John Tartaglia Jr. of Union torney, failed to produce any driving against William an amendment cannot be Frank Hunt of 119 Morn- fined $100, placed on proba- John Morgan of Tamiment, stolen bicycles, Judge Jerry witnesses who heard the al- P. Denver of 32"Lennox Ave,, Pa., charged with possession was given a year's probation j, Massell found reasonable made after 30 days. The ingside Ave., East Keansburg, tion for sue months and given leged abuse. Rumson. The defendant was charge dates back to January, a 30-day suspended-jail sen- of more than 25 grams of on a first conviction of posses- doubt and ruled Mrs. Kennedy who pleaded guilty to creating sion of less than ii grams of Thomas A. Riley of Bay originally charged with speed-' 1970. • a disturbance while drunk, tence after she pleaded guilty marijuana, won a bail reduc- tion from $2,500 to $1,500. but marijuana. He was fined $25, remained in jail. , for illegal possession of three August Maltz, 20, of John bottles of wine. St;, Keansburg, who admitted Patricia Marron of 186 LWV Council Voices Concern Over Plan his addiction, to ampheta- Geary Drive faces charges of mines ("speed"), was ar-being under the influence of The Monmouth County tional approach to construc- The bulk of the acreage lies Creek, pass through five mu- trial park on Holland Road, tance." raigned on charges of larceny heroin, possession of narcotics Council of the League of tion" in the area. in the Gullck and Beekman nicipalities, very little attention has been "It is also important that of four credit cards from Lo- and illegal possession of a Women Voters, concerned A 300-acre tract bounded by farms and is cut by Mahoras In a letter to the Middle- given to the important matter further disruption of the wa- retta Anderson of Middlctown- prescription drug. With the over possible damage to Laurel Ave., Holland Road, Brook. The LWV would like town Township Committee, of protection of the natural ter^related environment be Lincroft Road. He was re- county prosecutor's approval, drainage in the proposed Mid- and: the railroad, has been the county to take over pro- the County Council said it has drainage of the area." minimized," the letter contin- turned to jail in lieu of bail. the first two charges will be dletown industrial park, has proposed by the township In- jection of the stream, since it noted "with concern that in Disturbance of the Mahoras ues, If the proposal' is ap- urgedMlddletown residents dustrial Task Force for devel- and its tributaries and receiv- all the published discussion Brook drainage basin, the let- proved, it provides the com- and officials to avoid a "tradi- opment as an industrial park.. ing stream, Waackaack regarding the proposed Indus- ter warns, "will have far- mittee to take a "vitally im- reaching and permanently portant step toward the wise damaging results. handling of major construc- "Indiscriminate bulldozing, tion projects for maximum GUARANTEED! unnecessary destruction of environmental protection." MOT JUST A WORD BUT OUR WAY OF DONG BUSINESS trees and ground cover, dis- If the county Planning turbance of the banks of Board "feels unable to make streams and the marshlands public comment on the devel- that form their flood plains ALUHINUM, SiniHG opment of the tract," the will inevitably cause greatly LVW urges any development increased runoff and washing that may occur "be carried of a heavy burden of silt Into but only after consultation JAYMOR the stream." with the U.S. Soil Con- Resulting siltation and servation District in Free- JMBl, downstream flooding will af- hold." fect Hazlet, Keansburg and mimmtuB West Keansburg as well as Add. tlnctunl stnfntti ard ogility 1° Incniml »ml Mwigtwg l '»• Middletown, said the league. n ilm! S on «*WmftMMCa" l Coolw iin "Flooding from tills cause Children Raise (siltation) costs many tax- $35 For Charity coW,umvmWm«6l payers' dollars every year for necessary cleanup, repair and HIGHLANDS - A neighbor- control, and of course, in- hood carnival, proceeds of WflMTEDAtUMMMJIDMG volves personal property dam- which amounted to {35, was age." sponsored by a group of | tlfflM b*tlir Iliift can. youngsters for benefit of mus- teas- Citing problems caused by fisOOSih siltation, the LWV claims "it cular dystrophy victims.. HiMSUMiunnu I is obvious that the traditional The event was staged at 41 approach to construction of Ocean Ave. by Steven, Wall- . JAYMOR BUILDERS 1 4 S V# the sort proposed by the Task ace and Deborah Clay, Su- COIKPH-MWCOUPOH-PHONE i , ?? £T5SSI^ * Force, and, still more, that sanne Card, Cathy Abair, 24-HOURittVWD*a.Yt$WI. Union. N.J. O7O«*. | YOUNG MARINERS — Mariner Troop 191 of Rumson undergoes seamanship training at Mystic Mo- recommended by the Plan- Merri and Alfred Marker, ntf OtnR.tTJMtK tlBWt . P|M" hl" Wr repmmutlva call: un* • rlner.Progrom conducted by the Marine Historical Association at Mystic (Conn.) Seaport. First row, ning Board, should not be con-, Eleanor Misek and Cathy Cus- from left, are Martha Gibson, Jean Culshaw, Kristl Greenberg, Linda Wllbert, Lisa Heath, Carol Ed- doned by the citizens or the ter, with Mrs. Wallace Clay wards, Anthea Wlllcock, Barbara Brennan and Ruth Gibson, Back row, from left, are Carol Culshaw, governing body of Middletown and Mrs. Russell Card as Ellse Johnson, Emily Scott, Kothy Voorhees, Janice Holton, Sarah Jenks, Barbara Greene, Karen in an area of this impor- adult advisors, . 687-77551 ==Ei Sower, Jeanne Geneva arid Shelley Fentorj. . *"* ""' "*" ••••» School Nurse's Office «t- ,•••-.•,• Aided by Volunteers RED BANK - Margaret at Bed Bank Regional, that for'mailings to incoming McDonald IS the kind of per- volunteers were needed and freshmen, and she even sub- son who says, "thank you for welcome at the high school, so stitutes for students who usu- letting me help," according to here I am. I come to work ev- ally man the check-in desk. Charlotte Gersten, school ery morning with her, and can She is being trained to con- nurse at Red Bank Regional always find someone to take duct audiometer hearing tes- High School. me home around lunch time. I ting which will begin the last really enjoy it here." Mrs. McDonald, a new- week in September. comer to Red Bank, finds But enjoyment Is only part Another blessing to the helping out in the high school , of the story, relates Mrs. Ger- nurse's office is a registered "not as lonesome as being at sten. "She saved my sanity! nurse, graduate of St. Luke's home.'! She and her husband With our 1350 'adopted chil- Hospital in New York City., Patrick moved here last year dren' here, 200 of whom we She also volunteers every day to 90 Madison Ave. Her six see consistently and con- of the school week, and is Norman B. Kaulf children have married and stantly, the pace in this office primarily responsible for made homes of their own. She is very lively. Her attitude technical and professional op- feels that being with the stu- has always been, 'show me, eration of the telebinocular, Joins Law dents keeps her in the swing and I'll learn'." eye testing program for all ALL THE of things, and helps her with Mrs. McDonald does much students. She's Mrs. Richard the hard job of getting ac- of the. extra paperwork con- Meise, 92 McLaren St. Firm In quainted in a new community. nected with record-keeping in She feels very dose to the the school health center. She telebinocular program be- CARPETING "I heard through my daugh- Red Bank pitched in and licked stamps ter, who is a French teacher cause she volunteered for five RED BANK - Norman B. years in similar programs in Kauff has become an associ- elementary schools. She also ate member of the Abraham YOU NEED feels very close to'the high Zager law firm, 248 Broad St. school - three of her five chil- Mr. Kauff received his B.A. dren are students at Red degree from Rider College, Bank Regional, one is enter- Trenton, in 1966 and his juris Wail to Wall ing next year, and one gradu- doctorate from New York ated last year. Law School, New York, in FOR YOUR LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM AND STAIR Mrs. Gersten, herself a 1970. newcomer to Red Bank Re- ACMLAN In 1967, Mr. Kauff was se- gional, admits she'd done a ACRYLIC f IBW lected to participate in the in- PIU REGARDLESS little recruiting with Mrs. ternship program with the- Meise, and comments, "the Nassau County Supreme efforts of these ladles are Court, New York, under How- above and beyond the pll of ard Hogan, administrative OF SIZE duty. The school is sincerely judge. BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE grateful for the experienced While a student at New helpfulness of these two very York Law School, Mr. Kauff IMMEDIATE DHMRY gracious volunteers." worked wjlji the Legal Aid So- ciety of New. York and. as a Program Set law clerk for the firm of Colin WE DO OUR OWN and Lifland, Paterson. Upon In Gymnastics being admitted to tho >Now INSTALLATION BY ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ~ Jersey Slato Bar and the U.S. MASTER CRAFTSMEN The Recreation' Commission District Court of New Jersey will sponsor a gymnastics pro- in 1970, Mr. KaufL became an gram for borough youngsters, associate of thewm ol conn beginning tomorrow in the lo- and Uflaiul, cal grammar school. Mr". Kauff is u member of Director is John Byrd, ath- the National Historical Honor SHOP AT HOME letic instructor at Henry Hud- Society Phi Alpha Thcta, and SERVICE is listed in "Who's Who in son Regional School, High- For thi mo it eeurUour, mp lands. • American Colleges and Uni- ful Shop »t M«ma Sttvlc*. Our VCl'SitlfiS." •jiptrliflcid ditorftfor ulwmtn The schedulo: wilt b» glad t« cttl wlih « com. Fourth, fifth and sixth |»Utt Urn of iimptti *n mV* off Rouu mg FIGURE SALON T BROAD & MONMUUTH ST. , Op«nTuM.fcWitt,10A.M.to8t>.M. i (THE MAI.L\ RED BANK Thuri. ft Prl. 10 A.M. tp 9 P.M. - 8*.10-8 < n h The Dally Heghter, IW B«i* - MhUlelnwn*N.J., Monday, %»»#&«" *& »«1 9 A Teen in Love With Life

1 just returned from the funeral of an acquaint- ; Dear Headers: If the column tcxlay is macabre ance. She looked very natural except for one thing - or depressing, I apologize to those of you who look to her eyeglasses. A person who has passed away Is-in me for a laugh, But 1 was deeply moved by a Kala- a very real sense "asleep" forever. People do not muzoo teen-ager who asked me to reprint (his fan- Ann Landers sleep with their glasses on, so why would a mortician tasy which appeared In the Tiger Tattler the school be so stupid as to put glasses on a deceased person? paper of Lawrence, I'm only u. I ve got a date tonight. I'm supposed to Please repiy in the paper. Maybe someone wilt learn Here It is. Title; In Love With Life - or How It from it. -M.EA'.., Stockton, Would Be If I Were Killed tn an Automobile Acci- grow up and have . illft oil 1 nwtien tip- ul| rums, drain* Mai* • mjiliude of minced fjrllc, nil. cjtsip, tilt, will autograph copies of SPACE pepper *nd worcutorsliiie. Pour our st«««. and let stand his important new book In shiltow diifi 2 to 3 hocri tn ftlrijeralor. Sprinkle wttti (ipiikJ. Bill 1ft to 2 hour! it 350* until tinder. "The Days of Martin Lulher King, Jr." Slates COTK with m»*Hn>om» (or l»st 15 minirtM cf bikini. Tuesday, September I ilk Event 4:00 P.M. EATONTOWN - "Women of Today" will be the topic of Dr. Priscilla B. Ransohoff, Monmouth Beach, at the fall dinner meeting of the Secre- taries Professional Associ- ation Communications Elec- Records tronics (SPACE), Wednesday A31 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. • 8422112 at 7 p.m. here in Old Orchard Inn. Mrsi Lillian Gelsleichter, Neptune, is in charge of reser- OF RED BANK vations. Dr. Ransohoff Is edu- 24 BROAD STREET cation adviser of RD&E Di- rectorate, ECOM, Ft. Mon- mouth. • SPACE is an organization Everybody's Talking About of local business women em- ployed in the communications BOOTERY AND CHILDREN'S WEAR and electronics field. Dinner "WATCH ME" meetings are held the second Wednesday of every month. HAND CRAFTED ITEMS — Booth items for the Froetown Frolic ai'e pre- •<"• JDANSKINS ARE NOT rjE The agenda for this season viewed by, left to right, Mrs. Anderson Buff, Monmouth Hills; Mrs. Law- will be presented Wednesday rence A. Carton 3rd, Locust, chairman, and Mrs. Robert G- Schuermann, . . . The Lingerie night. Fair Haveri, co-chairman of the event set for Sepf. 25 at Cross Farm, [JUST FOR DANCING \u Newly-elected officers are Holmdel. You Can't Take Mrs. Brenda A. Eyles, Shrewsbury, president; Mrs. Your Eyes Off /j,- they are for Irma.M. Zalmas, Sea Girt, vice president;. Mrs. Dorothy Nurses Symposium From.,. Wrublewski, Fair Haven, sec- '(at home] Playing retary; Mrs. Dorthea Kraus, Set for Sept. 15 Red Bank,. treasurer; Mrs. NEPTUNE - A symposium registered nurses Mrs. Jean' by A\ Silvers Visiting Emily Wash, Red Bank, pro- for nurses on the "Newer Marshall, Mis. Grace Monder, grams and membership, and Diagnostic Techniques in Sister Virginia Mierie, Mrs. Shopping ' Mrs. Gelsleichtnr, meeting re- Heart Disease" Sept. 15 will Dolores IMppolt, and Mrs. servations. be the joint effort of the Grace Scully, and. from Mon- Traveling Ocean and Monmouth County mouth County, Mrs. Anne entorm GARDEN CLUB Heart Associations. It will bo Graham, Mrs. Byron Holmes, COLTS NECK - Mi's. Mat- held from 1 to 5 p.m. at tho Miss Ruth Lachnicht, Miss Sa- Reading |>i •'Vyj thew J. Malinowski, 89 White Shore Medical Center, Ford rah Manley and Mrs. Alma Biking Pine Drive, will be hostess Auditorium, Rt. ft). 1'onn. ' here tomorrow at 8 p.m. for Chairmen of the event are Trt« program, aimed at Hiking the first formal meeting of the Mrs. Diivitl Clausen, R.N., of keeping shore area nurses Colts Neck Garden Club. Monmouth County and Mrs. abreast of the latest in heart LITHE ROOMS- Movie-going Guest speaker will be Mrs. Joan Donahue, R.N. of Ocean saving - techniques, will kick- im; inrvs Kay Hubbard, landscape do- County. Serving on the com- off with a seminar on the Viclims of tho space squsoz© signer. mittce from Ocean Co.un.ty are "Kunctionof tho Cardiovascu- BSB on constnril Blort lor Schooling •£--'"' wnys to meko minuscule lar Laboratory" conducted by honies function as if the/ ))r. Klaus ,1. Schulz, Neptune Wnio laTRRf. Thc«a conlinad etc. lo srnnll quarters ntoo't just City, director of the Medical •npartmont pooplti, Evan MARGARET CROSS Center's laboratory. Mrs. those wlio live in horiost-to- llunnelore M, Sweetwood, nooriiiDss lious^s lint! that School of Dancing Iho dimensions of rooms Ft.N. will discuss, "How does built in the pust clocada the Nurse fit into the Pic- have boon inch-np down- Ballet - Toe - Tap wnrri, Roally hip (fecoratinj) lure?" There will then he a idfius can arigtiuft* irv tiny tour of tho cardiovascular lab- spnrrcs, 'Aiimittcdly, it does In our'complete•Dunsliln Dont. v»« hW Jazz oratory. tokn carnlul pljinninfl. But r drasaoit, ovbralls, Mflmrf (lacks wllh (Children From 4 V«ro) dfcornlintj, shouhoin stylo, • pbckois, full 'Iwiilonnd witlo «o» P»n«. Any must's interested in at- ,imoims n ti(|ht fit cart be ftri-colnrwrtor 'low. ribbed «W«lo« Ballroom tending should contact the comioiiiibin and yood look- »ntl mock mnlo-nwk awoBtots uvailopie Ocean or Monmouth County •ino, loo. 'Watch Me' . . , up-to-the-instant-fashion. ; In ell tho new lonhian colors. Heart Association offices tor If you want your little rooms Tiny body cover-ups in soft and gentle ona- REGISTRATION details. to huvo big ideas, you must size-fits-all nylon stretch jersey. Camisolo TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY pliin for ihom and furnish top with smooth, no-seam cups . . . no- CAKD PARTY thorn flccoKlingly. Lot us SEPT. MS 153:30to5:00 come ID yout ii'SKistnnco, close, step-in bock, 52.75 Matching) bikini KKANSBIMU. - The Blue Km[)s World ol Puiniturn, — tho merest onco-over-lightly, $2.00 Both and (lold Mothers of Cub Homn 9, Ukowoofi. 364- 1234. in Pink Petunia, Candied Apple. Navy, LITTLE SILVER SHOPPING CINTIR Pack 51 will hold a card party Black. Taupe and Whito. 'Watch Mo' . , . Shop Prld«v Bvenlnittil»p.m. ST. LEO THE GREAT SCHOOL net, 7 HI B p.m. Here in the from Maitlcnlorni, Lighthouse Pool.and Ueach M Stuldl Nvlon Fuctutlvn Ol 0»«>r»liOn LINCROFT 741.625? Club. • i •.. y 10 (••r. ll<() p School Board of Education Boneless \ou uisl' .2 pieces with $5.00 Foodtown Deli Savings! yesterday. . } ,) en's with $7,50 purchase, Mrs. Gail M. Swann of Lau- rence Harbor was hired as a . .is \oii insli-there is Hi) limit! special education teacher at SLICED BACON $7,750 and Frank H. Wedekind Foodtown of Forked River was hired to (Whole Freeier Cuts Priced Slightly Higher) Regular Ib. teach a course in plumbing- or thick vac. sheet metal at $7,900. U.S.D.A. Gov't. Graded Choice Boneless lean pkg. Superintendent Donald P. 5? All Meat or MI mmm< in, ^ Hoagland announced that the TOP ROUND ROAST Stainless Steel C graduation of the 27th prac- FOODTOWN FRANKS ,T, 6 9 or Golden Ware JekaHlod 6-.I. _ _ tical nursing class is sched-. O.I.O.*.Oort OoKUdChoic.ton.lMi jt«»_J U.S.D.A. Oort. Ormta Click, lonaUm C uted for next Friday at 2 p.m. 1 DANISH HAM %69 in the Vocational School RUMP ROAST • ib,*# *' EYE ROUND ROAST ib. TEASPOON Building, Long Branch. U.S.D.A. Gov't. Grade Choice Bonelen Top Sirloin or Top Round Foodtown Appetizer Savings! He reported that 23 students completed the Nurses Aide Homomadm lalcod program in the Evening LONDON BROIL VIRGINIA HAM 75' School Aug. 30. Hotmal U.S.D.A. Gov't. Graded Choica Britket Each $J59 with every $2.50 purchase. PEPPERONI Ib. e Fmh K Skating Class CORNED BEEF b79 Ib. COLESLAW b 29< Is Forming Pride of the Farm Halves ^^ ^^ SWISS CHEESE ,.b. 59*

KEANSBURG - Profi- C (Available only al stores leolwing seivice appelizer depls.) ciency badge courses in skat- Lihby FREESTONE PEACHES^29 Assorted ing will start Saturday, Oct. 9, Libby Foodtown Seafood Savings! at the Belvedere Arena, Deep or White COD FILLET ib. 99C Beachway, for county Girl 4 Brown TOMATO JUICE !: Scouts. Fr«h Pan Rood/ _ Overnight e The program is being run in WHOLE FLOUNDERS ib. 65 conjunction with President SCOTT , (Availokle only al stoies fnlufing lem'u seafood depls.) Nixon's Council on Youth Fit- CHUX DIAPERS i«: ness. PORK& CoHee BATHROOM Michael Balzarano, former 3< oil Foaming Chonur skating champion and profes- PREAM CREAMER V • sional instructor, will conduct BEANS DEL MONTE SALE! TISSUE AJAX the lessons, which will be of , Save 7c With Thn Coupon Mix 'em and Match 'em %-ai 00 Coupon o ^ °* ony Foodlown &vp*rmark*t two hours' duration and will CMN, C'«ami«r(!i» WV«jl. »«,m( PtA5. PtAS « C4BRO7S. SICWtOTOMA. !""" Umh CM pw aduh family. run for 10 consecutive Satur- IMS, SllCtO PtACMS. lA. O.ng OKICH MANS, Cm or French Cheue COD Gr&en Giant days. Leaders of troops or indi- NIBLET CORN vidual scouts interested in en- You Sovt Mott 32oi. rollment may register on the Aisuled Floras Foodlown Foodlown Assorted Foodlown bollle 6 ENERGADE 3 6 telephone or by writing Mr. 19' cans FRUIT DRINKS THIN PRETZELS 49' FRUIT DRINKS ' 29' Dog Food p lg»- C Balzarano at the arena. Foodlown Crape 2-lb. OicbiNoe&lnlk Sacramenlo' pi,. GAINESBURGER 79 JAM OR JELLY 49. wilh The course also is open to LIPTON SOUP 25' DISHWASHER LIQUID.^. 25' TOMATO JUICE 39' Save 20c Vith Th!Thi»s CoupoCoupon Tomato, ' Coupon good at any foodtown Supermarket. Brownies and scout leaders. Troys All Purpose Grind Green Gbnt 10% Umlt on. a«r adoh lamlly. CAMPBELL'S SOUP rll' BROIL-A-FOIL FOODTOWN COFFEE £ Coupon .KplrM Saturday. S^t.mfear IB. 49' 69" CREAM STYLE CORN IT RBR-9/13 »IK(.Cpn. Foodlown foodlown Fahey Heads VKra. Foodlown Slulled ManjDnillo You Save More • , TOMATO SOUP 9M. CLIP THIS COUPON TO- POP POPS THROWN OLIVES £ FOODTOWN BLEACH gallon 39' All GilpFujh Pack 45' Jaycees Unit Tidy Hone Chicken Pull, liver, Meal, Kidney » SumhiM Vanilla 01 Chocolole 41c 15-01. MATAWAN - Michael KOSHER DILL PICKLE LUNCH BAGS TABBY DINNERS 2» HYDROX COOKIES th 45' Fahey has been installed as Progreiso Impaled Clod 5-oi. Refill*' Otnlel CfMun wHH AVP id. 80 in C Sunshine amily ilia) president of the Matawan TOMATO PASTE 15-01. 12' SANDWICH BAGS pkj. 37- LILY TULIP CUPS h'£ 49 VIENNA FINGERS 45' COLGATE Jaycees. Anigoni Foodlown Ai Umliui ove/ isdia ilstign WOR. 29-o 1. Sunshine Save 14c Other officers, include Mi- BARTLETT PEARS fit. C lo-ti. Coupon pood orl any foorftown StMs*rm 33' PRETZEL RINGS HI HO CRACKERS 45' UmH on* par oduh fondly. chael Hoover, internal vice TENDED WILES S 29 Coupon axpirti Saturday, S«p1*mbar IB. president; Douglas Bennett, 1RBR—9/13 .***•• Cprt. external vice president; Ed- FROZEN FOOD SAVINGSI FOODTOWN FARM FRESH PRODUCE! CUP THHSI COUPON ward Gray, secretary; , Thomas Mitchell, treasurer, and Charles Cleary, Thomas SWANSON ENTREES Fresh Italian Worrad, Frank Cross and Dennis Hike, directors. CHOCK FULL O NUTS SavB Uc With This Coupon I During the past six years, PRUNE PLUMS Coupon good at any foodtonni Suptrmarkvt. limit on. p*r oduh family. the unit has sponsored numer- Papvf 01 footflown Frozen Regular Coupon uplrM Saturday toptmfaor !». ous community projects and 00!. IRBB—9/13 Mlo,Cpn. j HEAVY CREAM LEMONADE or Pink 11' Lusclout Plump contributed to several area CLIP THIS COUPON charitable organizations. Kroll Foodlown Frown 12 01 ton 39' 16 at uml old "That this day is too long in' tho current according to po- State police here say Ed- made "in connection with, the lady ain't worth honoring, the coming, wo should all admit. lice. wai'ds had been indicted in . heist. Also arrested, police creeps" or that a student may But recall that In the llBO's The boat was first spotted conjunction with the Aug. (i say, were Edwards' father, say "my parents just can't be these people helped cretfto a by two fishermen when it was payroll heist of $14,801) from Jesse tidwnrds Si\, und Alvln for roul." ' social revolution In this na- about 100 feet from shore, the 2 Hliys construction trail- D. Johnson, who are both tion, and without blo/d shod, WELCOME — Dr. Richard J. Stonesifer, new president of Monmouth Col- er on Craig Hood, Manulapan. from Nuptuntrand out on ball, "But, of course they are, lege, doffed his jacket to give freshman and transfer students a shirts- They notified police. Dr, stoneslfor-continued, which has now begun to have The boat's registration has Edwards and his lawyer re- and Terry U>e Smith ot Tren» worldwide Impact. leeves welcome to Monmouth College during convocation ceremonies in portedly went to Stephen Ku- ton, who is being held at tin ""tuid It Is Just possible that Ms Alumni Memorial Gymnasium,; been traced to Joseph C. opinion of them, also real. "Your parents, were in the Leone of Brooklyn. " bin of the Monmouth County MLTCUF County JftU. * 13. I<»7I LOST AND POUND Jl • U ttir Ihtly IXHJTANPHH'SI) ANNOUNCEMENTS LOST AND FOUND LOgf AND FOUND T — cmtn-ntf tWT - Hi - «MMK. nwta. WM KMMtwrt 1 I LOUT - (fall klwk rrrol. (XW-lrtwi ylcmily. UOSM Mo. JlH.'fr' i «fr Rl ROCK OROUP ~'*1*r r# o»o«oti« t« I *>» Vidnlrytn Bright or DM BOW. *•- tcnog* perties, doncet. weodinas^ Bar w.-»«»j 'I Sard. 44HIW. wd. OKI nr-HH. 3&E u>sr - rtlio- Labrnfor rorirxr. low AMUvohi. You havtn'l rward anythtno un- ______INO CHEVROLET IMPALA BEST I FOUND — I wetks old Kwn mole puo during Occident OA Garden yole Parkway, LOST — Rut Ui EllUon«m.n KITSON o player w^ihes la iom c&mt>o. Pf HI CADILLAC — Susan pevilie, »-l. j „ milKMt, oil BonfT. aoor loc»i. po«- antenna 141-UHS. !»„ OCDSMOBIIf TOKONADO - Two Mure C doer liar-lop, oil »- i;i - !ici/!jopec). Where the "Action" is LOOKING FO» SOMEONE - To (Jftvt cypl* lo Arfmaton, Va,, be fore end ol NOW'32991 Sept. Befurn tivtofff Oct t. AM 1970 CHEVROLET 1971 F85's AUTOMOTIVE fmpala. Custom coupe, 4 door hdfd'opy Aulomauc, power AITOS K«>R SAI.K air conditioned, steering, fadio, wlutewsrii. vinyl ifv VOLKSWAGEN BUS - 15)0. LoaKd «l!h jor and much more. la. Immoculo!*. ttfiio. •su'jm. NOW*2989| AS LOW AS Coll UMU). l«M P0NT1AC GTO — Pownr slewing. $2985 OMBUD power brakes, factory air. aufomalic. BucXrt SMls ore) coniole. Jl 100. Aft«r 6 1969 CHEVROLET I U2;5I Kmgswood Estate CADILLACS - 1«; Eldorado, 1W8 Con 9 passenger wagon. 1971 DELTA 88s verticil-, IW? Sedan devnje, \H4 Convert- ible. All full pewf. fftcetf just above '1 ric>nt hardtop*. An 1 AQION S wfiolesoic WHi (jeeppt tfodc CQJI -*?? WAS'3095 N0W 2769| nyl lop and ninth "K 2311. AS LOW AS AUSTIW AMERICA -- 1 door. 4 icecd. IM?2. POE, sligfillf tugtr?/ wiih aolo- mo'ic. Al^o Sprifes. Midjpls. VGB roods- 1969 CHEVROLET $4175 DUIVMO terv -- GT. A _ & /."OTORS, Avbtiry ParK. Hi MI], frnpala. Custom Coupe, a;r conditioned. AITOS FOR SALE IWU..95 N0W52369| 1971 TORONADOS Gp11Qn3 \w NOW '1679 come in. "If you work you can I drive!" 110 MAIN STREET, MATAWAN ASK FOR MAC 1968 CHEVY II 566-6100 2-door sedan 566-3600 60 MAIN ST. MATAWA WAS '1795 NOW'1569 is 1stAGAIN v V 1968 CHEVROLET , custom coups NOW * 1549 1972 OPELS 1967 CHEVROLET BelAir wagon NOW IN STOCK WAS'1295 NOW51089 9 1967 BARRA ACRES OF "D«CO(/NTFD PWCF5" CUDA BUY FROM THE BIG ONE IN NEW JERSEY WAS'1295 NOW'949 Of NEW and 1967 CHEVROlfl 9 ACRES USED CARS Caprice, 2-door hardtop IWU',595 NOW'1379 HIGHWAY 35 AT PARKWAY EXIT 117 1967CHEVROLET KEYPORT BolAir, 2-door Sudan m WAS'1295 NOW'1089 BUICK-OPEL 264-4000 1967 CHEVROLET BUY FROM THE BIG ONE IN NEW JERSEY Impala, convertible, Hwy. 35 Keyport WAS'1395 NOW$999 BRAND NEW 1971 BRAND NEW 1971 BRAND NEW 1971 SKYLARK ESTATE WAGON RIVIERA Two-door hardtop. V-8 auto- Loaded! With air conditioning. matic/power steering, full Fully equipped and air condi- wheel covers, Stock _r 1585 List tioning. Stock #1597 List Stock tt 1436 List $7189.00 now ! $5709.47 now ITS YOUR MOVE 1910 BRONCO 3557.26. Now Wagon, 4-wheel rfrivu. $5795 TO A BETTER USED CAR $3095 $4695 Mi PKKi DELIVERED mi PRICE onivmo FULl PRICE DEUmiD .. - and we've got the BEST! 1970 CHEVROLET 'If your car has mctmvtCAK 1969 MERCURY Custom Vi Ion pickup, V-8, BRAND NEW 1971 BRAND NEW 1971 1968 CHEVROLET automatic iransmis_ion, 1971 PLYMOUTH , .Cwimo.nF*_i_ck. C.iniafo 2-door iiatdton, Floor stiilt. Fury III, 4-dooi hardtop. V-B auiomairc, - g Cylinder, 4-specd, Green htjrimt sdijis. vinyl roof. AM-FM and '2369 BUICK GRAN SPORT LA SABRE power sio-iing. Air conditioning. . ' ^. tapf?dt?t:k, Low mrlpagn. R*itl. Full equipment and air condi- Custom, 2-door hardtop. Has it 8^ $3475 $2150 $1895 tioning. Stock #1093 List all! Power windows and air. 1970MGBGT 1969 PLYMOUTH $4939.20 now Stock #1212 List $5265.69 now H.irdinp, four-Bpced trunsmission r*- G.T.X. 1968 PLYMOUTH dio, m_(j!i, 8,500 miles. Veilow. F Convertiblu. 440 cu. in engine. "rv 'II, Convertible. Rrrd. 318 V>U 1969 Auiomaiic trans., rjowcr steering. ^utmniilic and power '.tocrinq emblem, you got the $2795 . $1695 CHEVROLET $4195 1 $4395 1970 BUICK $2275 Custom Vi ton pickup. V-8 most for your dollar ." Skylark. G.S. 4SB. 2-door hardlnp. 1968 VALIANT $ full PRICf DELIVERED Auiomalic trans., power sionrinQ. ui. 1969 SIMCA nyl ioof,..and bucket Minis Turpuois A tloor s«rli 4 donr sod^n six cvlinrjor, .luhm.!.:- 2139 Mic irW,m,,,ior, I'.HlMtliS'iion rgrOfiM 52Q/5 tcotiorrnc.it Irudintj area $1395 1970 PLYMOUTH $1475 1969 BRAND NEW 1971 BRAND NEW 1971 CENTURION port Fuiy 523, Va Aulomalfe pn» 1 969 PLYMOUTH 1968 CHRYSLER Vi Y L0W milM|l t 1 1 Wa Now Vorknr. ^ rfocir liurrlki|. Full |)nv( Demo Special. Two-door hardtop, "'£" " ' '""'• " S'" ' '- ^" 2»« ™ " Hi, fm.lmy nil. flt»(,l* CUSTOM ELECTRA dutomatic. AM-FM Stereo wiIh __.«__•_».__• nsnlrc. Power slenrinjj. Bluft. CHEVROLET OPEL DELUXE rear speakers, Tinted glass, re- $2295 White-wall tires. Stock > Two-door hardtop. Demo Spe- mote mirror/ tilt wheel, while- $3495 $1995 Vi ton pickup List 52049.28 now cial. Fully loaded and air. List wails, power steering. Wrieel cov- 1969 PLYMOUTH 1969 CHRYSLER 1965 AUSTIN er's, vinyl top.! Electric door locks. V.l.l>. Sdoor liardlop. 8 cvlfnrlw H $,.79.33 now <• 4-dnnr hiirdiop, 4-10 ru rrr-tic, powsr stconrtrj, bf^kfls. snr) Rear window delroster, air. Slock rtmqiTiatJc iijinwniasion, lull HEALEY *1779 tt 1103, List 6024.00. Now CIOA^. fatuiry air, Gray. $1895 $2475 $85 WE WILL TAKE $5395 $3295 ° .OUR TRADE AND fuawaoiuymo full PRICE DlllVmD $4895 DAILY RENTALS AND LEASING ARRANGE fUU PRICE DELIVERED FINANCING KITSON Buhler & Bitter CHRYSLER fr'PLYMOUTH Austrry jjMG) & ( LAND HIGHWAY 36 BUICK-OPEL ZATQHTOm SALES: 2640198 hinhlklwil »'«,» . SERVICE: 264-9080* mz-nm HWY. 35 264-4000 KEYPORT 3290 HWY. 3$, HAZLET, Thi- IhHy r, H«l Batik - Middletowu, N.J.. Moral*), ity»(i'mlte<" 13, W7I Need a new... or not so new car? Check the buys in Classified!

..AUTOS FOR SA AUTOS FOB SALK AUTOS H)K SALIC AUTOS FOR SALK AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FORSALE 1W7 TRIUMPH 5PITFIHE - Convertible 1967 VOIKSWAffcN — Excellent condl- JEEP SALES AND SERVICff 9«S CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE - 327 1964 CORVETTE CONVERTIBUE - »0 \W JBBP WAGONGCR - Kiur wheel lion, JO.000 miles, runs perfect, »W5 Call Twin Soro Motors, Inc 350 no four speed shift Mogs, tape play h.p. Leaving amo. muit nil quick. 741* drive. Excellent condition Reasonable. white, black Interior, hard and toft (opi, NEW 1971 alt coven, Excellent condition. Mull tell, oiler eprn 7(1-194; 131 Newman Spring* Hd f *d cr, flM.f-t.l riidio 787 l«0 lr». Exollnl rondltlon. 1700 »|. PMorte 58) 418], CAI.I NOV/747-0040 tut. b»it offer. Dayi 7«;-leiO Evenlngl 7«J- 1(69 VOtKSWAGrN — Con/ifJIble Ra PONTIAC — Cotallno. I960. Four-door • 1970 Grand Prix. Black with CHRYSLER I»W - Newport Custom, im- COLEMAN CAMPER PONTIAC 1 dlo, carpelina. Excellent condition. Rea- KIT5ON CHEVROLET CO. Aulomollc, power steering" and brakes. !»44 CHEVROLET WACOM -M50, black vlvinyi l roof', saddle Interior, air. ster- maculale condition, Foyr-door, vinyl top. tonorjle. 7<7-«SO. tlwy 36 l:otont'j,vn TRAILER Air conditioning, All extras. 16.COD mile I!UCHEVY II - 21), 4ip««. Red Bank. 747-0594. 1947 OLOSMOBILE S3 ~ Four-door hard' 130 E. Newman1 SpringSprings Rd., Red Bank 787-6044 fop. Power steering, brakes, factory air, 741-2453 1)66 THUHOERDIRD — Landau. Power 1966 CORVETTE - <-sp«ed. J50 ll.p,, Po- windows^ teals, steering and brake). Air Excellent mechanical condition, 11350. MS CHEVROLET — Mallbu coupe, V-B, OOREMUS FORD 7I7-35W. standard Iransmlsslon, new tires. Best of- sltracllon. AM/FM, Two topi. Mechanical conditioned. Low mileage. Factory stereo f«r. 717-0821 otter i p.m. 20 Monmcuth St. work needed, Coll 391-3837 after 6.p.m. lope player. (1100. Call 739-0111 or 787- IM« DODGE — V-I, convertible, radio, 4949. 1(47 OODGE CORONET — Powor steer heater, power steering. 1»M CHEVROLET — Good llrei. Radio. CIRCLJE CHEVROLET Coll 7JV-0H3 New ootlery, clutch, lunoup. iM or best Ing. brokes, radio, snow tires. $850, 741- 1965 BUICK WILDCAT - Convertible. offer, 2M-62M. 325 Maple Avo. Red Dank 9352 otter 5 p,m., all day Sot., Sun, Good rubber. 1300. l«o WHITE VOLKSWAGEN - Sedan, 741013a Phone 671-0323. PLYMOUTH 1965 — Sport Fur/. Automat- 1967 COUGAR — Green, two-coor hard- 43,000 miles, very good condition, $909, Kroll Motors Inc. Coll MS-3M5 after 5. ic. Excellent condition. Must sell. J775 or top. Good condition. 31000. FULLY ENCLOSED — Willys Jeep. Com- best oiler, 84i-74?< oiler B p.m. 27? Broadway Lona Branch, N.J. Phone M4-424.5 alter 6 p.m. plete will plow hookup anil 4-wheel drive. 222-3600 Asking MOT. 747-9142. . OODOB SPORTSMAN CAMPER'- I960. 1965 VOLKSWAGEN BUS - Good run- ]?« VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN - AM/FM Icebox, link, sleep! Ihree, cjas htoter. Call ning condlllon. One owner. Asking S.700. 1971 OLDSMOBILES - Loroe »el»r.llon. Excillenl condlllon. (750. 1947 CADILLAC — Excellent condition. 842-07M. Phone otter 5 p.m. 244-CBM3. immediate delivery. STEVEN OLDSWO Phone 872-1250 alter S p.m. Forest green bottom/ block vinyl top, BILE, 110 Main St., Motowon, iil-IMO. J23O0 firm. 842-W3S, . ' 1965 CHEVELLE MALIBU — Twododr We have 33 new 1971 six-cylinder Pontiacs in stock. AUTOS FOR SALK AUTOS IOHSALK SEE A "RU55ELL MAN" -. For (he b«l hordlop. Six cylinder. Automatic trans- 1971 MERCEDES BENZ - Foure- cor bu/s. RUSSELL Oldsrrioblle CADIL- mission, Needs work. 1200. 842-S442/ don. 8,000 miles. Private owner. Phone al- LAC Co,, 100 Newrnon Springs Rd., Red ter 7 p.m. 747-0674. They're economical, but have all the style of the bigger, Bonk. 74I-O910. 1970 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE — PurpH, two-door, black vinyl top, automatic, pow- VOLKSWAGEN 1764 - Sedan. Needs higher priced cars. And they're priced from ... NO BIG AD-NO BIG GIMMICK <5Tti5MO8ILE-CADILLAC - Yeor «nd er steering, with olr. 842-3316. some body work. Must sell/ returning to sole. MAC CADI-OLOS, Long Bronch, 223- .school, life Coll 4714970. , . .. 1234. 1969 MGB — Wire wheels. Abarth tK NO BIG TALK ABOUT REFUNDS NOLAN MOTORS — We tell more whole- houst. Tope ployer, custom wheel, Besl 1943 RAMBLER CLASSIC — Four-door DELIVERED PLUS SALES TAX 2.585 sale Cadillacs than any oltier dealer In otter, 741-i/ll. • sedon, six-cylinder, standard shift. Very. reliable, mecrtonlcolly good. 747-3328 eves. New Jersey. Call 229-2211 1961 PEUGEOT — New clutch ond Bat- iv« I-ALCON Sf HINT — 4-speed trans- tery. Sun root. Running condition. S200. mission, radio, heater. Excellent condl 542-4130. WAGON — Dodge Monaco WO. Factory JUST BIG $AVING$! air. S2900. Call after 6:30 p.m; Serving Monmouth County Since 1930 tlon, U1S, Coll 47I-1Q64. Ite VALIANT - New clutch. Good oos TRIUMPH TR4A 1967 economy car, (250. Coll evenings with the A simple year end close out of our A-l conolflon 264-4259 «I-2M8 THUNDERBIRD - 1957 Classic. Com- 1964 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE — Custom In- pletely restored movie star's car. Three 1971 Pontiacs. You will save by buy- 1M7 VOLKSWAGEN BUG - Beige. Two terior. Very good condition. tops, live new tires, new inolor m& trans- BEST PRICES • BEST PRODUCT • EXPERIENCED SERVICE extra lires and rims. Good condition. Ra Phone 364-2423 mission, new Interior/ new chrome mul- ing now. dlo, healir. WM318. llers and wiring, burglar alorm and, tope 1W5 CHEVROLET - Four-door, V-8, Ro- deck. 12M0- 842-58W from 10 a.m. to e 1968 PONTIAC GTO - 400 cu. In.. 360 h.p. dlo, heater. S2S0. p.m. ; For detailed Information call Phone 787-2744 DOWNES PONTIAO 747-40?). IMS FORD CUSTOM - 4 cylinder. Call after 5 p.m. • 62 LOWER MAIM STREET MATAWAM 1949 CORVAIR MOMZA — Conuorllble. 1967 PONTIAC - GTO, four-Jpecd. RASSAS PONTIAC Call otter 4 p.m. 747-5233 Black wlth-whlle top. (-speed. Mint condl (tetweetl Hwy. 35U4 of fl:» Porkway Ovarpan) 787-3076 tlon.>IOI». 842-743} days, 741-3909 eves. More Classified 395 BROAD ST. 741-5180 RED BANK Open Dally 'TM 9 p.m. MERCURY MONTEREY — 1945. Good 566-2299 Wed. anil Sot. 'Til f p.m. 1963 OODGE DART - Automatic. Red. coW'llon. 1700 or best oiler. Call between on Next Page Excellent running condition. Must sell on 4 ond 6 p.m., 767-1677. Open evenings until 9 account of health. J500.7B7-3IS2, AUTOS FOR SALE . AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE JERRY BARATTA'S where value is the measure.. BAYSHORE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH MERCEDES-BENZ /S5\ is the rule! And 1971 EXECUTIVE Reliable • Dependable Muller Measures Up! CHRYSLERS & PLYMOUTHS SALES and SERVICE TO $U00 Our Customer* Agree r69KINGSWOOD....$2595 •69 CHEVEUE...... $199$ Experience Counts iMaJibu.. 2-door hardtop, V-8,' slick. ' Estate, 9 pasaonger wagon, air. Roof rack. '69CAMARO...... ,$2495 Convertible, V-8, automatic, power Try their prices, then '67IMPALA $1595 1 2-door fiardlop, V-8, automatic, pow' steering, stock No, 689 MERCEDES-BENZ er steering, air conditioning, 71IMPAIA $3695 come to us and buy. '67CHEVEUE... $1395 EACH CAR 4-door hardtop, vinyl ro&i, air con- Since 1957 Malibu wagon, V-8, automatic, ditioning, warranty, WE REFUSE TO BE UNDERSOLD!!! power steering. 70 CHEVROLET $2695 PRICE Kingswood wagon, V-8, ttanoard shift, •67(MARO $1795 fBdoiy eif, groat for trsilorlng. Stack No.. Six cylinder, automatic, powor 571. steering, 26,000 orig. miles. RIGHT 70 DODGE $2495 1969 TOWN & COUNTRY 1969 CADILLAC . '67CAMAR0...... $1495 Station wagon, full power, air Convertible. Loaded and sir, Coronat, 4-door, vinyl roof, factory MURPHY & DAVISON V-B, stick, power sleoring. ON THE air, stock No. ,651. •66IMPAIA $1295 70 TEMPEST ....,.....$2795 1966 DODGE VAN 1970 VOLKSWAGEN VAN (just north of Freehold Circle) 2-dcor hardtop, V-8, eutomatic, UMans, Sport coupB(i buckets, con-' Blue.A bMUIyl ' , • vthtie power steering, WiNDSHIElD! " sole, V-8,'automatic, power stearing, '65MAUBUSS.. $1095 stock No. 611. HIGHWAY 9 462.5300 FREEHOLD Automatic, buckets, V-8, power '69 TOYOTA $1695 -steering, vinyl top. 4-door, automatic, air condi- UP TO :'67IWPAIA...... ,..;.$1495; tioning.' SPECIAL (2-door hardtop,'V-8, automalic pow-1 WORTH OF NEW er, vinyl top. ' , '66 MUSTANG '67 PLYMOUTH $1195 Standard shllt, $A7 Fury III, 4-door hardtop, V-8, auto- '68IMPALA $U95 needs minor work. ^m matic, power steering, oir condi- 1971 AND 1972 2-door herd top, V-8, automatic pow- ' Ploaas n° phona calls on tliit ips^ial 'tioning. .fir steering. - • ' 70 CHEVEUE $2795 CHRYSLERS AND PLYMOUTHS MBIIQU, 2-door hardtop, vinyl roof, •69CHEVEUE $2295' FULL FIMANCINQ Mslibu, 4^)oor, automatic, power air conditioning. Stock No. 82 AVAILABLE stearing, factory air. 7% HDlRAt iXCISi TAX If REPEALED INCL TAX AND '691MPAIA $1995 LICENSE PLATES '68 VOIKSWAGEN...$1395 INDIAN 2-door, radio, healer, clean. Stock Will GO DIRECT TO WE BUYER ^ Custom Coupe, 2-door hardtop •No. 458 .buckets, console, vinyl top. FULLY '69 CHEVROLET ...... $2495 '67CHEVEUE...... $1495 GUARANTEED Impfila, 4-door hardtop, V-8, auto-, '•MslibH 4-door eodan, V-8, auto- USED CARS! • matic, power Hearing, ajr condi- matic, power, faqtory air, tioning. • BAYSHORE SUMMER \=7 MULLER CHEVROLET CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH SPECIALS FIRST AVE., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS HWY 34 566-8000 MATAWAN 291-9200 229-4790

Still plenty of HOT HUMID weather left. Now is the time to select your 1971 Mercury LINCOLN CENTER Montego at year-end prices. IN YOUR OWN BACK YARD .---- "*T 1971 MERCURY Visit our display of fine late model trade-ins \ MONTEGO that have been thor- oughly conditioned for 2-door hardtops 81 4- the buyer who wants a door sedans. Air conditioned, low mileage luxury car.. automatic, power steering, pow- Go first class - you de- er brakes, radio. Vinyl roof serve it. whitawalls. Deluxe wheel cov ors, tinted glass. Many other ex tras. 1971 MARK III 1971 FORD 1970 MARK III 1970 LINCOLN L.T.D. RroutjUflin, 4-door htirrltppi, un- I A roflt whiioboniity with blank nylon I Continental, 4-door, medium blue ttx- $ I Under I),000 mlloa. Fled with black dor 9,000 niilfifi. Bclgn with vinyl tup, I I top and block leolhor Interior. AM-PM I I torior with dark blue vinyl top and I nylon top ond block lonlhor interior and loclory «ir conditioning; powor | I storeo, air conditioning and plenty of I matching lenthnr intarior, Full powor, I Truly n gorgeous iiulomobilo. 2994. sitting, end uutaniatic UBI 1 ox tins. | air tionrJitbniny, mpe dnck. •7895 '3350 •6795 •5395

, 1970 MERCURY 1970 PONTIAC 1969 LINCOLN Ksam I Colony Pnfk wn(|on. This fl nafis«ii(|ur ivci wfioun. A whitB alx-po I Conllnonlnl 4 door block with bluclc 1970 MUSTANG I him till •luorlnn whool, uplit froril som, : IInr, vvith btotk vinyl lop und BitntilmetJ I I vinyl top Full powof anrl air coiidi [ 2>dmir hardtop, bntiutifu) tnoilium slotflci, nlr coiittilloniiig, ptiwflr wood ffroln piHolni[| A runl fnnitly car I I iionmrj loslhor Interior PricorJ ri|)h! »t I wiili v^hitrt vinyl top Air oiruli WB. A vnry wnll-oqutppnd in QKtellfmt uinditinn Oti yost Air | inii pownr itoatiiid and nulooiatii •3995 I condltltihinu too

tti besides this spaciitllzed list, wa haya mttny, ninny other nno ownnr cars, All hnwo riiCoivHri thn WALL inwlnipnt Hiid urn fliinnmtood lor many thou-, iHnd mllos ol luxurious driv>ng. Son you soon. LINCOLN MERCURY SHREWSBURY AVE. AT SYCAMORE SHREWSBURY SHREWSBURY AVE., AT SYCAMORE 747-5400 747-5400 * HELP WANTKD KKMALK HELP WANTED PKMA1K it The Dull; tii'jiiMiT. HrIH1.I>. "•••jtl.-mln-r V.i. t'K\ >THE FAMILY By BU Heine j' ISALK ! TIVE HELP YOUR HUSBANOI INTERNATIONAL l»5« - Dump Iruck. You «m torn up to II2.5C In gn Iwur tgi Hee* wor« on engine. Let go reasonable. Ing ordfrft from your fr indi, ntlghboi HMT* iW «Oo FORO DUMP, rebuiil enjlnt. on'd r.lallv.1 lor'Stujlo 6lrl'» Btoull Th/s tr imttr 3S4IM} after «pm. TWINRROQK Good HounketplnoopprOMed/WIC You£| TYPIST-Llohtsteno vlii WIGLETS, FALLS, cosnullcl ond Chrl! WILLYS JEEP — 1955. Four wheel drive, AUTO WRECKING mas gltl». ADMINISTRATIVE MCRBTARV "' metal cab, snow plow, new hydraulic CLERK-TYPISTS-Mony To 11J> Muil type ot leait 7j wpm, toK. dictation fATONTOVVN 542-223 CLEHICAL-Llohttypinjj To !8i at 1» worn. Able to wJrk liKHofnOtritly. pump Extras. 1950. 26410DI. DICTAPHONE TYPIST-Molure »!J Top proliu. No territory restrictions. Al FORD TaBINO- OT 3M Hl-per- NT \[) _. C hem. .; ith sell where you work, Full time or spa Completion ot one la two years of training 1 TYPIST-Parl-tlrM , »!.!0 hr. In a DtJttrieis or secretarial colltae or milruyc. Crmkict (-..rl. Vift ''. PARTS INSPECTOR-Nlghls Open hours. Side line OK. Phone loll tree (80 MOTORCYCLES 42IJ005 or write STUDIO GIRL HOiy equivalent. U««ll«nt »olory ond fringe 1970 HONDA - CL70. 1400 miles. Askln M. SCHWARTZ INSURANCE UNDERWRITER- « hr. WOOD, D«pt. NU-1I7, 11)61 Hart St., N tJtnelll). For jmploynxnt application ond Full or port-time .- Hollywood. Collt. 91(05, (of lull Inlornv • Imint for lolling, coll P«r»snn«l iim Very good condition. CHRViiLPR PLVMOUTH . PARTIAL LISTING 1 ,V t-fntil hi.. HcfJ Bunt. ?47-07g on ond tree samples by moll. No one wl dtriie, isrookdole Community.So'ly;, , Cuiut u. All replies contldentla Newman Springs Rd., Llncroll, N.J. Ul- GET CASH FOR YOUR PDRI-tGN ~ W« hove many line-openings oil In the lo- [ ccill on yo 1«H). An equal opporlunlly employer. SLACK 1M6 C kUD SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH cat oreo. Why not come In and con-1 Phone today, l MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE. 4"4bfVlif Jflfo tifkft. Reasonobte Rales MOTORS, INC., Hwy 35. Ealonlown, Ul fldentlally explore the present |ob markel. I WOMAN NEEDED ~ Posilply mother Plwiw 3M-7M4 Between W>«, GROSSINOER & HELLER AGENCY Interviewing hours 9:30 until 4, Eves, andi wlln toddler, to como to my Home and 19M VOLKSWAGEN - Sunroof ond radio Brood & Mechanic Sts. 741.2100 Red Bank Sols, by appointment. core tor my two-yearold live Doyi week- CARS WANTIID - WE PAY TOP SS f-OR HAIRDRESSER ly. Pleolont home with plqyyard. Mori- HONDA M0 — 1WI. Gold, will) hlgri bars, CLEAN USED CARS. CALL MR. VIN Employment nioulh Beach, Lono Branch. Oceonport slssissl y bar, etc' . Excellen~ t condition. Mu: CeNT54i-5i00. ; Ace E»pe, ienc«d. One (nil lime and reildtno preterrm. Coll H».44W. sell1.843-571. 1 bettf«Bn 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Agency one part-time. Apply Town & WHO STATION WAGON IM7 - low WILL PAY 120 -• For 1955 DeSoto maul !0 Ttiomoj Ave. 717-3494 Shrewsbury Country Beauty Salon, Moln SI,, 5ALBSOIRL — Permanent position, full •motr. i*e«|itnt condition Loaded Foe- HONDA 450 — 1971. Excellent condition, fold for Fircdome engine. Call Holmdel. 946 6200. time, for generol wiling. E»p;nence pre- lory oir, Lir« fflll«og«. 787.0744 Gold, chrome covers, man/ extras, Lug. 739-5152 ferred but not necessary. Applyin person •age rack, sissy bar, high bars, elc. Mini INSURANCE WOMAN to Mrs. Plnsloy ol Kltlln's, a East Front TIMUMfH SPITFIRE - 1»W. Oood con sell. Reasonable. 842-588) between 10 a.rr, Full time or part-time* lo assume com- Please rcler to Unisex Column St., Rid Bonk^ ond 6 p.m. AUTO PARTS - REPAIRS plete charge of Fire and Casualty Depart- 0IHOT. low mllMjt. >U00 or best oiler nent in small general agency. KnowledgKnowedge Coll 71M477 ottwiwi 4 ond S p m, 1V64 VOLKSWAGEN — Motor, chassis, Hn smalt general agency WillingnesKnowledges PART-TIME GIRL - « lo II p.m. and l»70 YAMAHA — 125 Endure EKcellenl „. .ommerclalerclal lines helpful. Willingnes d/r Personnel wheels, battery, etc. Good condition. BesJ o occepl responsibility with minimuii m su- weekend}. Experienced on cash register. )»W D0DC6 CHARGER - Automatic, condition. 3100 miles. Asking 1400, 67|. Must be over Jl. SI.75 hr. to stoff. Coll mvnr itatrlng and brake*. V-J. Good con- 9J43. . • ' pervision essential, Salary according to ation. 1WIJ, toll MM143 cfler 5 p.m. experience. Full employe benefits. Red J44-S450. 1970 BSA THUNDERBOLT - Good condl. AITO KKNTAI.S lank areaea. Write tto Box E-169, The Dolly APPLY NOW! iit Rd Bk GIRL WANTED — To WOrK In submarine Wl BUICK SKYLARK - Block Interlo lion. S900. Call alter 5 p.m. , Red Bonk. cvenlnas tree? Sell Toys ond Girts, Par sandwich shop. Must be over II. Call and «»lwlor. with vinyl rool. Air. SUM un 291.3&5 "TOM'S FORD CAREER OPPORTUNITY — With vnung. Plon. No Investment • No Collecting - Ni Marge's Sub shop, Atlantic Highlands, Delivering. NO experience needed. Call o fl«rworranty,7.47-2046. 1971 TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE RENT A CAR but established Realtor Firm, Coll for ap- pointment. Mr. McGowan or Mr. Ryan, write "Santa's Parlies", Avon,.Conn mmi. W* NOVA - 55 3«, Hpltey Haiders. Ac In excellent condition. SI 150 06001. Telephone 1 (1031 «n-3*55, ALS( SALESLADY WANTED — Experienced In Ml Ignition. Excellent condition. Never 6714139 W-3000. • BOOKING PARTIES. women's ready-to-wear. Pljos«, no phone r road. Asking II7X. 74KI7M. WOMAN WANTED - For deli work. Full calls: Apply In person, OONNA S, 95 HARLEY - 1950. Excellent condition DESIRABLE - Housekeepers' posllloi Full dress, BOATS AND lime. Experience necessary, little Silver. Brood St., Red Bonk, IHJ HILLMAN HUSKY — Small station 741-9059 For qualified party. References reaulrd wogon, 4 on the floor, new tires, brakes, 204-1114 ACCESSORIES Write Post Office Bo« <13, Red Banl runs w«ll. S135. Coll S423OW. —r LEGAL 5ECRETARY — For general 07701. HELP WANTED MALE MOBILE HOMES " EVERYTHING FOR >raclice In Red Bank. Heavy empnasls on - IM4 OTO — Convertible. Automollc trans- THE BOATMAN AT leal Estate. Experience required. Pleas- SINGLE NEEDLE OPERATORS - E mission. Must tee to oppraclole. J105Q CAMPER 8US — 34' GMC Conversion lerlenced. All benefits. Paid hoi Ida* REAL ESTATE Paneled, carpeted. Insulated, duct heated ant working conditions. Top salary paid In firm. »1WJ The Boatman's Shop accordance with qualifications. Call 741- ^leosonl working conditions. Apply dai dual electric system. Hot, cold nressur. IWtiorlAvc. 7I1-S78O Red Bonk "Daddy always gives us each a WHOLE one lied water system, 100 ga. water, 200 hold- «to 4:30 Lucy's Sportswear. 21i w. Fn II you believe In your own ability and Open weekdays, 9 a.m.^-6 p.m. St., Red Bank. would like to earn more Ihon MO.JOO o ing. Propane 80. Largo closet, full bath- CCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK — TRUCKS FOR SALE room. Beautiful complete 12' Formica .without spliHin'it." WAITRESSES - Over 21, Germon speal «or then we wont lo lolk lo "YOU." Ex- clfchen. Many cobinets ond drawers. 8K!2" 37' LUHRS — Sleeps four. Excellent con- 'ermanent position. Good salary. Some perience helpful, but not necessary. We WO FORD - % ton F35O custom. 17,000 dition. ... Standinngg head... . S.S. radio. Galley,. experience necessary. ily Accounting Ing preferred but not necessary. Apply Ivlnilnig roroom< . Aluminum jalousled door, J person, Bachert's MofDrouhous, Allan jller o company paid In-depth training mini. Long wide bed.. Air conditioning, Outriggersi . 22" 5 n.p. inboard, MGny extras. BOATS AND ACCESSORIES BUSINESS NOTICES Office. Molly Pitcher Inn, - lank. program, substontlol drawing accounli, two-way clfiiens band radio, 23 chonnels. wi.Inflow: s have sterm scsh and screens. .. Highland!. moiH S210C0 firm. Bert__ ..h. #129, Leonardo State OWENS — Excellent condition. Sleep ROOF REPAtRS — Home Improvements, and the best soles Inccnllye eropram In 10" chrome wheels. 950xlfi.S tires. Power Nearly new tires. Comfortable summer or Carina. 251-J535. WAITRESS - 11 to 4:3a p.m., flve-doy- the Real Eslole Business. • •THAT'S VVHY steering* power disc crakes. Pbsl-track winter. Good mechanical condition. 5- our. Rebuilt S83 Chevy. Fly-ofJdgc. Ship, We're not too big to take small lobs. week. No Sundays, Experience not neces- MATURE WOMAN - To OlSlll boo rear end, heavy duty suspension. 340. en- speed transmission, Wilt demonstrate I0WBOAT — Aluminum, 10' tlat bottom. o-shore-. Depth tinder, bilge iensSr, Prcs There is stlli time to winterize your hom« sary. Corner Room Coffee SUopi Fair Keeper. Experience preferred, bgt m /WE'RE THE LARGEST REAL ESTATE gine. Four-speed transmission. Private. gladly, S3000. Call 739-J749. Ho;let. .Igtit weight, Water light. S40. urlied water. New ashlora. In the wale before the cold) rainy months ahead. For Haven, 747-9B30. •\ecessory. Salary open. Reply In coi ANDINSURANCE FIRM IN MON- Call 747-1563 Coast Yacht. Red Bank. Call 32M303 ci tree estimates call alter i. 495-1284 or Ml fldence to Box 0-150, The Dolly Rcglltr MOUTH COUNTY." We hove one opining HOUSE TRAILER - 10j«. Beautiful In- '41-3246. WAITRESSES — Experienced. 31 or over. PENGUIN MILBOAT — And trailer. All 10 why not give u« a call lor.o confidential I»M FORD 70O. N Model; Two-speed rear. erlor. Must be removed. Reojonoble oi- Apply In person, YE COTTAGE INN, 149 ntervlew. lers accepted. 787-7894; __™_ dacron sails. 5255. call IS/ W THUNDERBIRD — 85 h.p. JohtV RELIABLE — And experienced pointers W. Front St., Keyporl. WAITRESS — Full time. No Sundays. A 20' aluminum body. Roll up, two side 671-5IJ5. ion motor* Halsclaw 1raller« some extras. desire outside work. Many local refer- ply In person, Bow Knot* 69 Broad S THE KIRWAN CO. floors, will sell seporat*. 74i342_. WANTED AUTOMOTIVE U400. See at River Plaia Marina. Weil ences. 642-4227. UNCLE "WIG"-LY NEEDS YOU! Red Bank. SCOUT - IM9. Vt. Excellent condition. IV CENTURY — Ma. fiaany hull. Cadillac ront St. Ask tor Chris. t'you like to wear and style wigs, and ore HAZLET New Western plow. All hydraulic. Coll 'ANTED— 1957Thuntferblrd. Top dollar /•8 engine. Call alter A p.m. A BETTER JOB BY PILGRIM PAIMT- looking tor more than |usl a job, we're BE AN ICE CREAM LADY - Exceltei W-3751 alter 5 p.m. lid. Call after o p.m. ING Free estimates. looking for you to stoff a broad new de- opportunity for summer-employmcn CALL 264-7200 741-1413 BUSINESS NOTICES 43l-«» oorfment. Permanent work with goad op- Well established Carnival Bar ice Crear 20 H.P. CHRIS CRAFT — Morinc engine wrtunlty for advoncement. For Interview, routes. Must be 18 or over. Coll 495-01SI LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING o.m. lo 1 p.m. or between 8:30 lo 9: AUTOS FOR SALE and transmission S100. Coll Down T Estimates givDn. Reasonable. Mil Mr. Papon. 531-9200. '. AUTOS FOR SALE Bench Motel, Sea Bright, 842-9807. p.m. WANT WORK? Call 741-0648. >1NG DONG! Everyone knows Avon. That can. mean profit for you. Avon TOY DEMONSTRATORS — Commljsit 21'CENTURY — All mahogany. 175 Gray LIN-MAR HOU5EPAINTING — Interior. Exterior. MANPOWER Representatives cam money selling to 25%. No collecting, no dellverlni Marine. Rebuilt carbi, electric fuel (ump. Reasonable rates. Free estimates. Call 717-6598. . high quality Avon products In Ihclr American Home Toy. Parties, call 56, Musi sell, owner moved to Florida. i31i. BUILDERS spare time. Need money? Call Avon 3359. HAS IT!!! K7.OSS7. ' : xpcrlcnccd builders In Aflonmoulft Coun< LIGHT HAULING-CLEAN CELLARS. row: Mrs, Ward, 741-434], 442-3377. 774- YOUNG ATTRACTIVE GIRL — Must Di Temporary general labor - 1!' DUNPHY LAPSTRAK6 — AUtomotlC; ty (or over 15 years We do oddlUons, dor* YARDS, GARAGES - Free estimates. 1220. Tiers, siamp, roollng.»mosonrv. kitchens* Call after 3 p.m. 741 -2149. over 21. Will train to be barmaid. Flvi blot. Sleeps two. Best otter. Call Between xithrooms ond new construction on yaur IRL WANTED — To work In Top Hat nights. S100 plus. No calls, opoly in persoi top rate. Apply Monday 6cnd»p.m..741-35W :icaners, Rt. 35, Mlddlctown. Experience only. Old Village Inn, 26 W. Front St., R< through Friday, 7 a.m. Re- 787-0816 EMPLOYMENT tot necessary. Paid holidays, paid vaco- Bonk. Ask for lob Martin. port I West Front St., Red COLUMBIA M' SAIL SLOOP — Callty, Ion. Blue Cross, Applicants apply at Snow Custom trailer. All accessories ond equip HELP WANTED FEMALE White Laundry Vlllage,.532 Broadway, FULL CHARGE - Boo 3ank. 842-4 ______The Used Car keeper/Secretory. For CPA olllce. Appi men!. IS2K> or otter. 229-43W. J. C. & SON -ong Brqnch. • ^ SECRETARIES Bit D-153, The Oolly Register, Red Bon: 1C-1M6 TRAVELER — Inboard-oultjocrc Ponding Cellars, Attics. Repairs. ^DGECUTTER — Machine operator on stating experience and salary requfr PRECISION SHEET METAL WORK Mercruiur. Very ooodj condition. Cos Small lota. Frea estlmoies. 7(74195. TYPISTS^LERKS KEYPUNCH OPERATORS :oots. Top wooes. ILGWU shop. All ben- ments. PUNCH PRESS SET-MAN over U0O0 new. ASMny price S1500. Mtul DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS - Fur. tflls. Apply Wall Street Fashions. Corner HELIARC WELDER sell. S91-UM. PBX OPERATORS WAITRESS - Over 21. Lunch or evenlno nlshed ond Installed tor only 54J.95. To or- TYPISTS Jest ond Wall Sis.. Red Bonk. LAYOUT MECHANIC Buyers Guide. dcr, coll 3J9-0343. Year-round. Apply In person ONLY. TH V O'OAV OAY SAILER — Cuddy Cabin. 1FFICE GIRL — To work In service tic- RUMRUNNER, 116 Ocean Ave., Se ELECTRO PRODUCTS, Soils, mooring, 6 tip* Evlnrude oulboarc .Vo have many temporary openings In the local area for those with the above skills. ortmenl. A AUTOMATIC APPLIANCE Brian!, ' Coll 741-O3M. PAINTING iERVICE,234 Rt. 35, Neptune^ Woodward Rd,, Mo'nolopon, N.J. Reasonable and reliable Why not corns In ond register? We poy top HOUSEWIVES — Telephone lolleltln COMMERCIAL FISHING BOAT - 60 747O202oB423670 rotes. NO FEES CHARGED, ECREHTARY — Engineering department. 515 to S20 week. Must have Ul, 741 am 446-9009 . ./ This. Dragger. «7) G.M. Dleself winch, steel Must take dictation. Relloble, for per- 741 «»ctroiae». Coll 843-5749. mosrend boom, fish Under. Asking U500, Ace Temporaries An equal opportunity employer. " used car is 1 manent position, Radio Marine Corp., 20 Please coll 787-«69. CHECK OUR PRICE 20 ThomaomosAves A . 542-tuO2 Shrewewsburs y Bridge Ave., Red Bank. 747-5100. An equal guaranteed PYRAWA INFLATABLE CANOE CELLARS, ATTICS, YARDS CLEANED opportunity employer M/F. Apply In person. PARTS MAN . MOVING, HAULING, REFRIG- BABYSITTER WANTED ExptrlencerJ prcfirrid. All fringe ben- 100%. Scenic Car Soles, Hwy 36 & Scenic Dr., Call SHort Point Inn, Hwy 3S, Hazlet. HJghlonds.872.Q32l. tRATORS, WASHERS MOVED. WIN- LPN — For doctor's office. ParMime. ellls. Apply In person. Sen Mr. C. Buck, ;: DOW WASHING AND TREES CUT. NO v 291-2411 split afternoons and evenings. Send re- WAITRESSES — Experienced only. Apph Ooremus Ford, 90 Monmoulh St.. R«d .'OB TOO DIG OR TOO SMALL. FREE .IVE-IN HOUSEWORKER-Homeln sume to LPN, 41 Second Ave., Atlantic In person Qfter 7 p.m., MARTINI'S DIM' Bank. LOST OUR LEASE - Must sell stock o! ESTIMATES. 739-0648. Highlands. - ER, Hwy 3fi. Kcansburq. • Outboard Boots, W 14'. 17' and 18', somi 16 country. Two adults. Other help kept, jelow our cost. Boat & Ski Center, 75 "eferences necessary, coll 542-0455. HOSTESS . GIRL FRIDAY — Mature woman f MEN WANTED Whitest., Red Bank.7(1-1124. TORN SCREENS?? PART-TIME — Young girl, 20 hi Experience not necessary. Apply In per- small office. Some bookkeeping ex son, Shore Point Inn. Hwy 35. Hazlet. perlence preferred. Typing. Congenial at' MCDONALD'S DRIVE-IN We re-screen wood or olumingm framed week, flexible. Red Bank resident pr

$ FACTORY HELP — Experienced pre- BRICKLAYERS 1971 PINTO ferred. Pull lime doys. Paid holidays and Con rucllon 12 PINTOS AS «W4S 1999 2-door, automatic transmission, oilier company benefits. Plooie apply In Z " Rntlio, 4-spocd, whitewalls. person, Ralph Frlediantl & Bros., Locust HAUFFEUR - Full or port-time. No whitowalfs, white. ' 51., Koyport, N J. • 'eekends. For company executive. Reply Box F-157. The Dolly Register, (fed SECRETARY.- For R«d Btmk'low firm. $ Experience desired but not ntensory. $2095 SUBS WANTED 1 BRONCO L 3780 Write to Box B-195, The Dolly Register, :ramers, shealhers, trimmers, tldlna I Red Bank. Gly« past secretarial ex- V8, mud sind anow tiros, body sido molding, wheel covers, extra cooling radiator 1969 1 perlence. len. Cell 741-1144 oiler 7 pm. ' RN - Or LPH, II p.m. to 7 a.m. Saturday ART-TIMIH STOCK BOY - Apply In only, f.mery Manor Exlendid Care Facil- ergon only, Foods Plus, M Brood Street, $ COUNTRY SQUIRE ities, Matawan. 5M-&400. V8, automatic transmission, air e OUR ADI - under Help Wanted 1 CUSTOM CLUB WAGON 4107 lalj/Femole. Electro Impulsclis Chest- conditioned, power stcoring, pow- HBI.P WAN ri;i) ri;ivi,UK JI 5(,i Htsa Bonk. SPE&ALQFJMWEm V8, power steering, radio, automatic transmission. C passenger, many ontras. er brakes, roof rack, whitowalls IOE SALESMAN - Experience, Full is. Call Folgonson Shoes, Knynort, j?4 ______oid"41i-oaij. •>><""" «' 1968 OPEL FULL PRICE $ $2995 WOMEN Deluxe wagon, radjq. Water, rool PLUMBERS'HELPERS" 1 F250 PICKUP TRUCK 3O76 FOR PACKING FRUIT EXPERIENCED rack, yellow exterior,' black interior. CALL 74M759 Car No. U1-87. Full 100% rjuaran- V8, 4-spood, 6 ply tires 1969 CHEVY FUlLTIME MEN NEEDED - For tee. 996!!! Pickup tiur.k, six cylinder slick APPLY IN PtltiON Monday through Friday $1895 &MI5TANT MAHAOEH - Shoulrl hnui. STOP lt$ WHIIE WEYIAST lomt .Tmhanlral oocKgroun™ AKI J DELICIOUS ORCHARDS MA5ON6HELMI: MONDAY -TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY mm MORE HI 03'/. Scobnyvlllo Apply on lob «t MAKES &M0DEIS Ballontlfi« Wd, Mlddlnlntyn 5% STATE TAX NOT INCLUDED IN THESE PRICES More Classified SHREWSBURY TQCHOOSffROM SALES CLERK on Next Page

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; . • 1 • • . on phone. Mint bn «bl« to typo orctora »,»,i,d in Urnlfig to Authorized Volkswagen Dealer ond lolbw up thifl- REMUS F#RD menu, gi\d cope Shrewsbury Ave, New Shrewsbury Will' pruMuro In - »m»n liur-y attics, 741-8500 90 MONMOUTH ST. 741-6000 RED BANK • Apply mtHmww IHWY35 2M'S000 Keyporj Call Mr. P« B31-92C l Ml? WANTEDMALg HELP WANTED MALE Th* Dullv Rr.u'.*U:r fed Hank - MltMlrUmn. VJ., Mowlay, 13,1971 15 IALM NMJIUMITAIL ' ' ' FOR SALE MERCHANDISE WANTED WANT MORE, CALLINGALL ITEMS YOU NO LONGER THAN JUST ANY T NEED OR USE WILL... hne "mppny we riprti SALES CAREER? chain, SO stores sfreng ond are presently teeki :HEST FREEZER WANTED - Managers, To qualify Lrjlaii* t«l«i»jj» Urilverilly, 0 corre- mitr, belt MMtr yrrtjro*"' ™ tr, mi spondence Instllullon, needs salesmen yrs recent experlen doghouse, COM5422N0, with rnanagemenl potenilot to fill imrnt. (data -.- ,J- The people wi hire wiii'bt It coll on nuollff.d erospicfs or>l7 AUo necessary !j the deilre In run fea LARGE BOXSTALLS PART-TIME' own unit. Salory commennorote with ex- WITH A QUICK ACTION perience. For aefwlnlment, call Mr, BOB For rent, Uhcroft-Holmdel- or FULLTIME PINON ot (JUT m-tm or tend return? LOW-COST C0H5 Neck area. Private Our people ovtroo? JJOOBSO per w«>k en lo: i)7 Madison Ave., Suite SOI. New DAILY REGISTER our cemmlulon schedule, II you think you York, N.Y. 1002}. farm. Large riding area. 1 ln lM lotio"9P n °.Pl""i that offers '°you everything., •""> " ">P ,onanl- Call 747-2218. «y, benefits, potential, toll now; FAMILY AD ,T, BERNARD PUPPIES - Show and Mr. Lewll9a.m,Jp,m, • 3 LINES -SDAYS HI. Paper trained, shots, AKC, bred far 964-7247 lion weekly guaranteeg d basiicc salarsaary plus lemDerament. 671-9191. commissionsii . CapoblC e oll buildinlding tales AFGHAN HOUND PUPPIES — AKC-reg- •loll Dlrocl-loDomt experience required, FOR A FIDE leads sellfno fomous BAB1/ JUST Wered. Excellent blood lines, (how quail. BONA FIDE leads sellfno fomous BAB , $2.00 I/, Shols ond wormed, Call after 1, 7)(- BUTL6L6R SAFETYprofluetSAFETY l In M MULTIU . 5 MILLION DOLLAR BOOMING BABV Available lof Merttioodii* For idle on!/ 224S. HAND SCREW Article mull ong.notf (com a ticusefioi" MARKET, Also Distributor™! Income up lli;U> WANTED MALE HELP WANTED BUSINESS OI'POKTl.NITIK.S FOR SALE AKC SILVER MINIATURE POODLES ~ OPERATORS lo UO.OOO, etc, If ouolllled. Coll collec and may not tx«*ed a tale price ot tSO.OOTwa moles, two femotes. Eight weeks, Noon to 3 p.m. IMP UN 4-1131 (N.J.I MALE OR FEMALE RAILROAD SALVAGE CORP. ptr article. US. Call 717-7351. SHOE SALESMAN Price MUST be advtttiitti, Eotti oddiiio Permonenl positions available lor Hand MAINTENANCE TELLER TRAINEEM-ocal arm Copocl CHEVRON STATION WE OUTDID OURSELVES ol line 11,00. No copy change, mov GOOD HOMES WANTED — For 1 week 'ra.S'V.feS'L* *.»«'»years. exewerlencp e Earn extra moniy on your day oU. Ona ty to deal with public. START I5.2K. THIS WEEK mode, and no disown'* or rt,tutf>% wiHJ old kittens. Pan trained. Free. or. better. 1st and jnd shlIllsl . Mull [be able MACHINISTS lt 4on. thromih frl, vote lesions. Call HAPPY D HORSE C6NT6R - Horse* appointment, 264-6929. Jensen Marine, Marlboro, 4310100. IN STOCK" • ASSISTANT MANAGER - Like worklno Heavy duly Blg-M aluminum WHITE . ghbock alurninurri gutter, installed with boarded. Training lessons, indoor onjout- PORTERS — Full time position! available MEN — Full and part-time for modern with pas engines. Local. To 16,000. FEE IBM KEYPUNCH COLLEGE STUDENT combination windows, 7 sizes, S13.99 eo. stuinlts* sleet *crews, , . no unsightly door riding areas, Horses for sole. Buck- on trie 7 o.m.-J p.m. and 3 p.m,-li p.m. automatic car wash in Motowon. Part- Will tutor In moth. Hanqing brocket! used. Coll for tree "' elew Rd., Freehold, 462-9560. shifts, Good salary pleasant working con- OPERATOR Coll evenings 74l-o9l 1 mote.,. dlflons and full fringe benefits. Apply In time hours v to 1 weekdays, weekends op Experience necessary for an Interest!rip PROWN'S OOD HOMES KJUHU FOR OLDER person* Personnel Office, Rlvervlew Hos- •lonol. Coll 566-7J72. BOOKKEEPER ~ Full cliorpe. General and dtvenHita luil Jlmt position in moo 32 Brood St. Red Bonk 741 PROWN'S OOGS — Cosh pold for pedigreed inters- pital. Between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. An equal ledger and trial balance. All benefits. To >41-7)0O MAN TO WORK IN SHIPPING - An em hospital working from 4 p.m, to 17 DISHWASHING MACHINE — For reslou- 12 Broad M. Red Bunk Aff breed dog grooming, KAy-9 COL- opportunity employer M/F. 1150. FEE PAID. midnight Good salary* pteosant working MERCHANDISE rant. Two-tank rack conveyor with 14 LEGE, 229-1933. .__ Receiving department. Full time. Medlcol RICHARDSONRICHARDSON'S FISH MMARKEA T Mill and retirement benefits. Apply at Nor- condition*! excellent irfnff* b«rwflti. Ap- gauge disn tables. Excellent condition, MEN WANTED - Opportunity lor lisa 0 BOOKKEEPER — Full charoe. Monufoc- ply Personnel Office. River view Hospital, von SALE Clare and Coby's Restaurant, Junction R* SStt . CampbellCll s JunctionJti , BetfordBtfd. Manogei COLLIE PUPS - AKC registered. Cham, wood Distributors. Inc.. 626 Broadway luring experience. To S140. Helen Walling. Fresh sea food dolly. Frirc week plus bonuses. For mis opportunity Long Branch. Ask for Fronk. - 74V2700, £x1. 225. fora n interview be- 9 and 14, Madison Township, m-tm. pion bloodlines, wormed ond first shots. coll 74MW. Equal opportunity employer. twetn f a.m. and 4 p.rrt, An tquat opportu* SALE! SALE! fish by pound or platters. Take out or eat ithOU WILL TRAIN SALESMAN - To sell lawr CLERK — (2). Light typing. Some figure ntty employer M/F. , JiM THERMOPAX COPIER there. Alto, home mode sotodi ond clom __ ASSEMBLER— Opening on production and snow equipment on the rood, EK work. Accuracy a must. To US. chowder. DACHSHUNDS — Two males, red, Mm tor calibration, soldering, and ma perience preferred, coll for appointment, REALTORS UNPAINTED Call lt\i1U smooth. AKC, 2 months, minloture breed- chin* setup. Apply Hoagland Instrument Monmogth Mower, 471-1073. DICTAPHONE OPERATOR — No ex- FRENCH PROVINCIAL RCA - Color Ing. 899-7977. Co., 45 Chestnut St., Red Bonk, between Two experienced soles associates needed HARD ROCK MAPLE BEDROOM SET TV-stereo combination. Beautiful color Co 45 Chestnut St Red Bk bt perience necessary. To SiOO, THREE MALE SIAMESE KITTENS - 12:30 and 4:30 p.m. TRUCK DRIVER- Must know N.Y., for expondlng office. Member Multiple FURNITURE Complete 5150. picture, rnognilicent piece of furniture Llstlns Service. Pleasant working condl Now is Itie time to buy pin* desks, chesfs, Phone H2-9I8Obetween i) p.m. Usque and gold wooo. Excellent condi- Very reasonable. MUST GOI Another llt- N.J. Metropolitan area. Apply in person, ENGINEER — Ffve years experience. ler en the way! Call 787-504?. COOKS — Experience necessary. Apply METALUME MANUFACTURING CO. Automatic fabricating equipment. To tlons. For a confidential Interview, cal bookshelves. Also In exquisite hardwood, tion. S1000, French Provincial dining room Clare and Coby's Restaurant, Junction Rf. Roger P. Cozens OI741-76H. beautiful hutches and ctiesls-oJ-drawers LOBSTER MEAT set, nine-piece, Includes huge breoklront 1 Florence Ave., at Broadway, Unlo 112,003, FEE PAID. CHOCOLATE POODLE PUPS — AKC. 9 and 34. Madison Township. Two floors full ot savings of 25*. to 50V For all occasions. and custom fireproof table pods. Bisque Beoch. COOK ANO RELIEF COOK - Must be Phone m-ISm. Three females, one male. 485. Call be- GAL FRIDAY — Heavy typing. Tele- Come In and make your choice. ond gold wood. SSOO. RCA avocado refri- FULL OR PART-TIME KELP SHORT ORDER COOK experienced. Apply Jersey Shore Medical perafor freezer frost-free, S200. Thermal twetn 8 o.m.-7 p.m., 172-1673. phones. General office. Excellent working Center, Neptune, Personnel Otpt,, » to S MOVING SOUTH — Must sell complete On polf course. Apply In person. conditions, To 1100. RED BANK LUMBER [red dropes, blue, 90"xl44". two pairs, FREE — Beautiful port Persian kittens. Call 741-4131, 1-9 a.m. weekdays. p.m. An equal opportunity employer. house furnishings'. Cloth and lur coats, Shore Point Inn, Hwy3S, Hoilel. « Wall St. Red Bonk 741-5JOB sluiotal2.741-»7i. both i$O. &7Q-1675. Four while, one orange ond while. 747- AUTO POLISHER - Top pay glut com- 'ART-TIME MAN WANTED - Hours U MANAGEMENT TRAINEE - Over 31. ELDERLY COUPLE PREFERRED - 5375. Good growth. Learn credit work. To GRET5CH DRUMS — Fartlsa organ, BAVARIAN CHINA — Service lolorr 12, plus pany benefits for experienced, dependable p.m. Mon, through Frl., lor office am Keonsburg area. Attendants at coln-oper^ .IBM TYPEWRITERS t i dlit ink rose pattern auto polisher. Contact Mr. Stefura. at Ste- sales work. For Interview call S83100O of S425/month. . i< ated laundromat. Nights, 6*1); all day Honda SO Mini Trail. For Information col extra pieces, delicate pink rose FREE PUPPIES — To good home. Sales,- rentals, repairs. Portables. Low 1200. Boy's bike. Top Dragrag , veverry lancy, Call afler 5 p.m, ven Olds, HO Main St., Matawon. 54S-M00. er 3 p.m. Or evenings offer 6. 94&-836B, MARKETING MANAGER — Ceramics to Sunday. 741-7I p. W237J7. rates. 872-0327 after 6 p.m. * excellenxcellent condition, ISO. Two drodrow drape .671-1341 SALESMEN) metals. Electronics. To ,(W>, FEE CAMPER odds fof r doubldbyl windowsid . OOne rod for SALESMAN'STOCK CLERK- Five REIMBURSED. FACTORY HELP - Tnre» applicant* RUPP SCRAMBLER MINI-BIKE days, Mon. through Frl,, 9 a.m. lo 6 p.m International Llghtlna Co. Commlislon being accepted, no experience necessary. Practically new, five months old. Call 264' Apache 1970, Romoda II, $1100, single window, all adjustable, plus few GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — Line Excellent storting salory and working bonus and fringe package. Will train. N Apply In person, METALUME MANU ISSt. ' Phone 7B7-3M4 plom rodsfor small windows, 140 for all. bred Canadian Grand Victor American OPERATIONS MANAGER — Production Champion Ero. Beauty, brains, lempera- conditions. Apply In person only, Steven's travel. planning. Local. To SI7.00O. FEE REIM- FAtTURlNG CO,, Florence Ave.Vo 70-1475. Drugs, 349 Manmouth Rd.. w. Long CALL MR. HOLDER (201) HU-2-251 Broadway, Union Beoch. RED BANK H.S. JACKET - slM U, W. ment. plus obedience trolnlng. 264-O.7Q?. Or vAlte Box E-170, The Dally Register, NAUTICAL ANTIQUES Red Bank H.S. blazer, U, slie 12. TwoTIFFANY TYPE CHANDELIER - J125. ANCIENT MARINER II. 74 Shrewsbury Mantel clock. SIS, Motorola portable TV UP FOP. ADOPTION - AKC registered Red Sank, M.J. AYROLL ACCOUNTANT - 1-3 Yeori PIANO TEACHER — Experienced, foi coats, size 12 ond MM, SI and U, Green REFRIGERATION MECHANIC - EX music school. Full schedule available. Ave.. (foot o( Monmoufh SI.) Red Bonk. ond white locket, U. Toy box, M. Mater- ond stand, 145. Crib 120, rocking chair 115, Labrador Retriever, male, two years old. •*P|rlence. Good opportunity, Benefits, Needs room. Free to good home. 717-2879 perience with refrigeration and plumbing FULL TIME STORE SALESMAN Coll 747-4315. nity clothes, size 12, less than S3. Coot and large pool filter, S45.071-4157. cornponents required. Apply In person, To work four afternoons a week, including dress, size 12,14. Twin bedspreads. U. between 5:30-7 p.m. CLERK — For liquor store. Call Don's Li- WAACKAACK ARMS ANTIQUE SEWING MACHINE - One ELECTRO IMPULSE, 116 Chestnut St., three nights until 9 p.m./ alt day Saturday, Sporting goods. Ilihlng tackle* guns. 197 Coll 542-3674. Red Bank, An equal opportunity employ* and Sunday from 9 to 1 p.m. Ability to PAYROLL CLERK - Some experience, quors between 9:30 o.m. and noon. 94»» bedroom set. maple kitchen sel. Air con- MALE YORKSHIRE TERRIER PUP — horn ond deol wlJh the public Is essential. Accounting training. Benefits. To S12S. Main Sl.t KtambUi-fl, 787-O33. STEREO G.E. - Three-speed, detochobl ditioner. Coll otter 3 p.m. 671-5137. AKC registered. Shots. Housebrokm, Permanent position. Call Northwod L speakers and Hand, Ut.ii. Olivetti por- ,175.2M-6567. . ber, 461-8880. SECRETARY - Top skills. Minimum 5 TYPIST - If you can typ* over 55 wards •oble typewriter, US. Ul-Utt. TRIPLE DRESSER -Solidwalnut. CLERK — Good figure aptitude, for dlver- years experience. Good with figures, Busy per minute accurately on an 6-hour pro BEST TOP SOIL Coll SIAMESE KITTENS — Litter trained. sllled office work(. Llaht typing ond onan- ALUMINUM SIDING MECHANICS- office. To H20. ductlon basis, call 741-248} DEHUMIDIFIED - Like new. 122. Bar 536-3974 Reasonable. Coll swering telephonee. Apply between 10:30 747-5M0 gain, ieavino area. 741-1345 Guaranteed weekly wage, paid holidays* SWIMMING POOLS -SACRIFICE ALL AIR CONDITIONERS - On displo on_. d 4, Mrs. Slezak;,, McFoddln Motors, JJI paid vacation, for men who can do quality SECRETARY - Stena and typing. Engl For an Interview and Ivolna test. Day Colllornla dealer closes doors. Manufac- Broadway, Long Branch. reduced to our cost. Anderson's Hazlet, FREE TO LOVING HOME - Port Dal- aluminum work and ore dependable. 462- neerlnfldeporfment. To JI10. shifts starts at SI uer hour, EVAL- turer osJts \n to dispose of remaining lux* 944-U83. or Red Bonk, 7474S2S. matian 12-week old Pupples..Rolsed with UATION AND PAV INCREASE AFTER 3 ury above-around ALUMINUM, RED- 0IM6TTE SET — Formica toale wll FARM HELP WANTED 7492 after ft p.m. Ask for Oon. gold Inlay, four chairs. Limed oak oval children, very affectionate., !40. FEE REIM- 140?) 645-4730. Tiger maple with cone seats. Excellent ;OUCH —150, end tables, S15 each. Stro EXPERIENCED PLUMBER'S HELPER BURS.ED. Personnel oept., Jersey Shore Medical 'er* $13, hlghcholr, is, dresslna fable, ¥ft preferred but not essential. Steady worl' Center, Neptune. An equal opportunity condition. iSO each. «4M7J_ XaSport, m First Ave., Asbury Park. 531 For sewer connection} REFRIGERATOR — Admiral Duplex, Queen-size bedspread with matching drop. 3ja Call 747-0493 or 747-0473 STOCK ROOM SUPERVISOR - In- employer. U75. Reclining chair with electric vibr- WALNUT DINING TABLE — With tou esSK«412N2 REAL ESTATE ator, S4S. Sola anal chair, 175. <7|.900i. cane-bacK chairs. S35. Upholstered living EXPERIENCED AUTOMOTIVE - Bod' ventory, expediting. To S130. WOULD YOU LIKE A BUSINESS OF ' CARPETING BARTENDER WANTED DAYS — Yeor and fender work. Apply at Burdge's Go YOUR OWN? You dont need an on Ice to room chairs, S1O ea, 229-4392, FOR RENT round position, good hours, pleasant PIANOS-ORGANS Green embossed, 11x7. HS rape, 597 Branch Ave.. Little Sliver. stafl. Begin ot home* full or parMime. Used spinets from SI95. Unlimited rentals SHCYLOPEDIAS — Complete sets. Book 747-1316 working conditions, open salary. Call at- Ideal for husbond and wife teams. Call APARTMENTS ter 12 p.m. Mr. Strickland, 291-0531, MEN — One million dollar expansion, from S7.50 tor Yamaha-Conn-Klmball* of Knowledge[,">», . Golden Book, S15. M Mr. Steers, at 747-2720 or 747-251;. No ob- Wurlltzer-Chlckering. FREEHOLD MU- dlcol, (S. Gor'denr , SIS. 741-9421. FOLD UP BED — Used twice, 112. Lamps Looking for several ambitious Individuals, d/r Personnel ligation; S3-IS. Call after 6 p.m. RED BANK Potential to earn 515,000 and up with In SIC CENTER, 12 Thrnckmorton St. 4«2- TRUCK DRIVER — To work on septic S7 Brood51. Bed Bank 142350 4730. ' , AIR MUFFLER CHISEL GUN — Two Ol 112-4070 24 HR. DOORMAN tank frjek. Call after 6 p.m. terrtotlonal company. No experience nic- BOOKKEEPER WANTED - for Hectl- guns tor tubeless tires plus 100 valv Luxury hi-rlse apartments, immediate oc- essory. will train you. Coll 842-4350. SAUES CLERK" advertlstng agency moving to new offices. CAR RADIO — Never used. Solid state stems. Asking s»5.741-7447. TWO SCHWINN BICYCLES - Mint cor cupancy. Centrally air conditioned. 1, 2 nltflHgent and «aser person needed h Experience required In payroll, accounts Moiorofo push-button with 5x? exferna dltloo. Girl's 2&", purple ond white, CO: ond 3 bedrooms. Spacious layouts. Swlrn MANAGER - Women's high style shoes, OPPORTUNITY — For own business. handle telephone orders ond general clerl receivable/accounts payableiand general ONE COMPLETE DINING ROOM SE US, sell for US each. 747-528e. and part-time salesman. THE PEDES- Easy sales to service stations. Must nave cal duties. No experience required. Wll speaker. In original carton. Paid S40, sel pool, souno, boat marina, garages an office records. Top salary for person~witl tor MO. 223*52; — Mahogany with gloss tops. 10' x 16 premises. - TAL. 747-WI5. own CDf. 741-1202. train right person. High school diploma o experience and excellent references. Call American Oriental Karaslon and lamps KNEEHOLE DESK - Light ash, 12 equivalent needed. Pleasant working con for appointment 747-W1. Vornado window fan, S15, antique chenlll DISHWASHERS . MAIL CLERK — Needed for posting, FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Call 741 -8«W 9 am. to 12 noon. RIVERVIEW TOWERS dltlons, excellent fringe benefits. Call Bill Welfare and people with credit problems. rug. ox9, SS. small pieces. S5-SI0 ea. Che: 2! RIVERSIDE AVE. Apply In person. pickup and delivery of all mail at collegi Finn, conli Rubber Products, Carteret. APPLICATIONS -.'Now being accepted: MAPLE DESK — ISO. Mople dresser with of sliver, service for ), Initial "D", S3: campuses. High school graduate witl Imnwdlote deliveries. Instant credit. Coll PHONE 741-1732 Shore Point Inn. Hwy 35, Hmlet. 969-7200. W. T. Grunt, LltlW Silver Shopping iCen. Mr. Cran,37M611. mirror, US. Redwood chaise lounge with S66-3216 eves, or Sun. driver's license. Excellent salary ond ter. Apply In person. mat, 125. Women's clothes, size 12, men'! H ighTdriaicn^parfments PHARMACIST WANTED-Full-time. No fringe benefits. For Information calf Per- ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN - Ex. TYPEWRITERS, AOOING machines. All clothes 44 long, Spertl sunlamp, S40. Ploti FURNITURE — Sofa, three upholslere sonnel Office. Brootcdole Community Col- lcK) In basic practices. Must be will. SCOUT AND CLUB LEADERS - Your mokes new or used. Guaranteed Low as lass mirror, 66 x22". $30. Many othei chairs, HI-FI, 10' wood cornice. 217 Kemi 10 OCEAN BLVD. lege. Newman Springs Rd.» Liner oft, N.J, son, ELECTRO group can earn money and fight pollution, ^ng to learn. Ai 525. serptca's, 101 Monmoulh St. Next fo Rems. M2-7372. Ave., Fair Haven. 842-OJoB. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N.J. 842-1900. An equal opportunity employer. MPULSE, 116 Chestnut St., Red Bank. Ai CaliaAS,MI-4737, " theater. 7<7-OJS5. EXPERIENCED ONLY — Hand grade equal opportunity employer. . DENUMIDIFIER - Practically new. Ex- DINING ROOM SET — Manogany tobl FINESTLUXURY ond blacktop raker. RETAIL SALES - Photo store. Per- POSITIONS NOW OPEN — t to 10 p.m., DESKS SIS up, FILES SI2.S0 up. tables, with leaf, four chairs, buffet, china close SUPERINTENDENT - For opartmenl cellent condition, US. Call after 6 p.m, Coll 787-3226. manent poalilons. Earnings will mbtch- five-day week...Appl, y In person* Mr, choirs, adding machines, typewriters of- 74MM7 Excellent condition. 291-4969 oiler i. APARTMENTS ability and achievement. Any retail soles house, wile to clean and man for full flm< Dalke, J. M. Fieldsb,, Hwy 35, Hoilel. fice equipment, etc. ot bargain prices. •• Luxury tour rooms, one bedroom SHORT ORDER COOK- Ypor round experience helpful. Please reply Box 738, maintenance. Good salary plus apartment. New or used. AAC DESK OUTLET, Nte. PLAYPEN - And car seat. Children' GARAGE SALE - Mon., Tuts., 10-2 p.m Featuring terraces overlooking the high-. vjrk. Apply In person, Howard Johnson'i Red Bank, 0770). MM233 or 741-7748. 35, Oakhurst. 531-3990. doming, girl's and hoy's, from Infancy ti Mantle for fireplace from recently torr est, most scenic point an the Atlantic Reifaurant, Hwy 35, Mitidlefown. SITUATIONS WANTED size three. 2M-9410. down Governor s mansion. Sea Girt, An< coastline adlolnlng a beautiful marina, MALE DRIVER ~ Preferably retired, for REGISTERED PHARMACIST - Ful FEMALE COMPARE BEFORE" VOU BUY.- Solid flque Items. 8 Lennox Ave,, Rumson. includes air conditioning, swimming PIZZA AND SHORT ORDER COOK - ""tvery In pharmacy. 35-40 hr. weex time. Hospital experience preferred. Oay vinyl siding doesn't dent like obsolete 50 GAL- FISHTANK - Fancy tail ond pool, parking. All spacfous, truly luxury Evenings. Good pay. Call for appoint* .. -.i. through Frl. Apply In person, Sui hours. Send resume to Box B-193, The KATHARINE GIBBS — Graduate ond for- gupples. Best olfer. 9x12 GOLD RUG — Proctlcally new. Twi apartments, OaJty Register, Red Bank. 'Equal opporlu metal siding. Call for free estimote, D.W. 33" divans and accessories (cavers am menl. 70MMY Ray DruoSr MltJdletown Snapping Center. mer employe, mother of two, desires part- Barr Home Improvements. 842-2053. Phone 741-134! Coll or visit superintendent, 291-0317; nlty employer. ^^^ lime secretarial work at home. Coll 747- cushions). U2-3773. Brounell-Kramer Management Co. 1432 DINING AND BEDROOM SETS - Twli 6661800 HELP WANTED MALE HELP WANTED MMK FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER - Ex WHY WAIT? and single beds, chairs, overstuffed and perfenced In oil phases of general ac- ALCOA GUTTER .032 aa. EXPERIENCED SECRETARY - Desires We con hove your new window sbodes wood. Treadle sewing machine, wlcke s great gutter, and especially design*, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY > counting through general ledger, trlol bal> part-time evening work. Will pick up and table and fernery. 7«7- baths. Ideal lor large family, tloyer M/F. 115.60 ea., 32' SI9.20 ea. You'll do it twltei or 3 to ,5 singles. Excellent view ot ocean. WILL BABYSIT— My home, full and PROWN'S and adults. 264-4370. than anyone with Alcoa. SALESMEN /Mutual Funds/Securities/lnsurance part-time. All ages. Fair view School Dis- 32 Brood St. Red Bank 741-7500 All utilities Included. 1335 monthly. BEAUTICIANS WAN TED — With or trict. Just North of Naveslnk River AMPLIFIER — Acoustic 150. Six 10" J.O FULL or PART TIME -Ithoul following, full and parMlme. Bridge. Phone «42-7WI.' ZENITH - Portable TV. Black and white. Lanslna speakers. 200 watt peak power, RED BANK LUMBER Beauteauty on ththee Mall, 291-9538 days. Eve- 12V," screen. 2 yeors old, used little. J» Perfect condition. HoO. Coll 842-2173. 9 Woll St. Red Bank 741-5501 RED BANK — 3 rooms furnished, fine lo- i REGISTERED AND NON-REGISTERED ntIngi s 18I-W47. CHILD CARE — In my home, 3 yeors or 12' X If BJLNOR OVAL POOL — Twi older. Call KITCHEN SET - Round maple table, cation. Adults. No pels. Lease, refer- THE MONMOUTH — Regional Board o lour chairs, S40, Cos dryer, in. Coll years old. New liner. Complete with Illlei ences, parking. 741-3259; 291-1573 SIDE-BY-SIDE REFRIGERATOR — I etc. Best offer. 747-2562. Education Is seeking applicants for schoo vears old, Kelvlnotor. USD. bus drivlnn positions for the 1V7W2 scnoo SEEKING TEACHER AIDE POSITION Phone 787-2744 THREE-ROOM APARTMENT - Utilities Realize your full earning potential STARCRAFT CAMPER TRAILER - Included. Coil after 6 p.m. .year, Applications moy be obtained by ap- — In elementary school systern, A.A. de- ANTIQUES Sleeps six. 1970. Good condition. Call at plying In person to the Monmouth Region- gree In education. 776.7140 BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL - Desks Cholrs-glassware-lamps-mlsceilaneouS) day. 671-5825. 671-0628 al High School Transportation Olllce. J3S modern type. Formica or wood. Anllqut ft Phalanx Rd..Llncro(t selling Mutual Funds for the 'intonAve,, New Shrewsbury, N.J. 07724. FURNISHED 3 PLEASANT ROOMS - PRACTICAL NURSE - Will care for el- WHIRLPOOL WASHER - Only l'/j year TWIN SIZE — Innersprlng mattress. bo> 1 Olllior S5 spring, S30. Double innersprtno rnottress, "Thir d floor, light housekeeping. PrivatePrivate. IETARY HELP NEEDED - Apply Jer derly or III person. References. Write Box old, excellent condition, 175. Call Quiet, mature, buslnr - - - - E-IU, The Dally Register, Red Bank. feT ?W^ " rolling bed frame, U0. Folding aluminum Iness person. 741-0761. .ey Shore Medical Center, Neptune, N;J.( MOVING — Selling studla upright pla cot, roam mattress, custom loam bolsters, COMPANY ON THE GROW >ersonnet Department, 9 to 2, Equal op- RED BANK — Attractive, nicely fur- BABYSITTING— In my home, Rumson. white, $300. Console TV, $60. Kitchen s. CHAIN SAW- RemingtonInoton_ ,., S45... Metal of- SIS. 747-1336. ortunlty employer. Experienced mother. Supervised play, nished one-room efficiency, for gentle- with ample room for white oval tobie, S avocado swivel chairsi flee desk, SIS. Truckktlre Tiresl 1000x20. Cal man. 741-8394. ILERICAL HELP NEEDED - In book Hourly, dolly, weekly. 842-3257. S225. Small window Ian, SID. 291-3709. SEVEN-PIECE DINING ROOM SET — your advancement.,. :eeplng department of local newspaper. White walnut. Good condition. US. Mapl WINTER RENTAL — Bradley Beoch. MOTHER — Will care for Infant or pre- DINING ROOM SET - J7S. Water foun- BASEMENT, PATIO, GARAGE sale. An- desk, SI5. Coll 264-9494. Must be able lo type and be accurate with schooler• '-.- M" y homehome.MM. MlddletownJ1-A-— . Shore Club Apartments. Modern, lur- figures. Five-day week, 37'/i hours. Liber- tain. $20. Homemade bar, 130. tique dining room table, chandelier, stove, nlshed, oil utilities Included except elec- Phon»••-—e 74-n-8071 1 Phone 291-1056. GE COMBINATION - Washer dryer. 6x ciuoea CKicpt oct- al company benefits. Reply In own hand telephone, various other antiques. Crocks, tric. Loundryroom. Freree iparking " . Avail' "- glassware, bric-a-brac, clothing, micro- cellent condition. SSO. King, giving references ond salory de. HOUSEWORKER - Live In. Simple cook. GOLD RUGS H!M70 able Sepl. 10 to June I.. PhiliP p Classman phones, speakers, outdodr furniture, gar. Associates. Broker, 774-49564495V. After S, 774- Gibraltar Securities, Inc. Ired, '.to Box D-152, The Dolly Register, Ing, References. Colt rwo years old. Professionally cleaned, den tools, trunks and much more. Begin *ed Bank. 74l-5<07 SNOW TIRES - Studded. 685x15. 4856. ling Wed.., Sept. 8, 10 o.m. tor one week Excellent condition, 13S. 1RIVERS. CAR DETAILERS -- Full or RED PEPPERS - Now ready. S3 a busi. 33 Brooks!lore Rd., Leonordo. Near school 542-9031 ONE-BEDROOM — (Twin beds) new wol- If you hove the essential Ingredients for lart-tlmc. Apply country SudserCor si. Also tresh vegetables. Ed Laurlna, 291-1273. nut ond black leather furnishings, washer successful salesmanship, our rapid, solid 'osh. Mlddletown. SITUATIONS WANTED .ycamore Ave.. New Shrewsbury. COMBINATION SINK and dryer. Available until 1/15/72. Asking MALI: TIRES — Two snow tires, studded, on Stainless steel. S35. 1300 monlri. HICKEY AGENCY, Realtor, growth and diversification can open the IANAGER WANTED — Wig Depart, OMPLETE SET KNOTTY PINE - *ims, power balanced, like new, size Phone S42-4SI1 coll 223-4087 pny time. nent. Reliable person. License not neces- 60x15, for Volkswagen, (25 each. One door to your future potential. IF YOU NEED A BABYSITTER Jtchen cabinets, good condition, Sink and lary. Call 74MS1S or set John at John's las range Included in sale. Best oiler over ire, never used, on rim and balanced OVERHEAD GARAGE DOORS REEHOLD - Furniitiedcomtorloblr icoyly Salon, 13 Broad St., Red Bonk. Phone hlte wall, SeOxIS, «5,591-3698. Three, «»«, >25 each. nartment. Also one lurnished efficiency, ' You'll start by selling mutual funds for 747-1453 ISO. Call 542-?763, ask lor John. Afler t i.m.,741-H7». Coll 741-2095 hort or long lerrn. 46M596. Gibraltar Securities Inc., a member of the HELP WANTED G. E. WASHER — Rebuilt. Excellent con T Gibraltar Group; from there, you can go MALE OB FEMALE iELLING ESTATE - Retrlgeralor-freez dilion, $50 or best ofler. Oil paintings REJUVENATE YOUR LAWN - With a oliG BiAINCH - Modern, furnished FINANCIAL er excellent condition, slflo. Like new. rlglnals, S35.142-6927. wwer thotcher or rake rented Irom A to our rooms, oceanfront. Private beach. on to selling securities and insurance, with Seth Thomas clock, with chimes, S3S, Up- I Rental Center, 181 Newman Springs fVlnter rental. No pels. 2J9-IS5J. CAMPING PACK — Himalayan 10. Nylon id.. Shrewsbury. 741-0040. professional training every step of the way BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES holstered chairs, small table, lamps, ond with aluminum frame. Jscd once. SSO. WO-ROOM EFFICIENCY - Apartment to help you Increase your income. FACTORY JOBS dresser, 74M15& otter 5 p.m. all 747-33!«. DARN SALE — Saturday, Sept. 18, 9 lo 4 -ailable. With pr without maid service. 1 TAKE-OUT RESTAURANT - Atlantic CA 24" — Color console TV. Moving Sickles Form, Rumion .Rd.. Little Silver Near N.Y. bus terminal. Leonardo Mole . Wn NcorJ Men And IHIqhland*. Must sell. Reasonably priced INETTE SET — Six-piece black and Sponsored by Fair Haven Auxiliary to ftwy 36. Leonordo, 29I-V614. We are shortly opening a new Fall series lust sacrifice. 195 or best otter. Coll alter white Formica lop, ISO. Excellent condi- Coll 391-W7] or 761-60/4. - p.m. 542-5031. llvervlew Hospital. Donations occepted of somlnars; wo Invite you to attend and Worn I'M in suvcml tion. Phone 842-4041. om public Frldoy, Sept. 17,9-12. WEST END - SVi-room furnished apart- of our deport* FUEL OIL SITE — Or yard tor other use _UNS -- New and used. Buy, spit or -nents. All utilities. No pets. Short term IVERHEAO GARAGE DOOR — I' wide, learn full details of a profitable career op- rnents. Witl be re-: 'Otllce, garage, M5,00o. irode. MANNV AND MARY'S SPORTS 1vt.nntMi' wnnw ... . NDUSTRIAL — Snow blower, like new, leases available. $200 per month. One. " ' •-- - • wiih oil I ' 195. Industrial gross cutter, s2Q. Arc wet- portunity, at an orientation and training quirod to work 5 ?a7-0SI»altcr6 SHOP, Rt, 3o, East Keansburg. 7I7-OS0S. high, complete with oil hardware, S2S. month security. Sandpebble, 455 Ocean ill 5420145 after 5:r5:30" p.m. ler, 220 Volt, 55 Amp, S75. Iron wagon session In our days. Monday to •heels, from 1900, J24 pair; iO1 chain fall, Blvd. 329-1)00. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED GE REFRIGERATOR-FREEZeR 15. Steel workbench legs, S4 set, portable Sunday. 8 a.m. lo Asking sso MALE OR FEMALE !pe vise, J14, workbenches, sleel leos, ED BANK — Unfurnished Green Tree 4:30 p.m. Good MALIC OK II:MAI,I: Call Sif-OJlo 10 each, HuoEflScent lights, 4', 14 ea,, 8' incnrttiwB pay after aparlmenls, 239 Spring SI. One-bedroo,n EDISON OFFICE: 1780 Lincoln Highway, Edison. OUR PIECE SECTIONAL — And two 'ea. 7391735. apartment avajlablo. Coll for appointment short iraining peri- latching chairs. SS5. Call 741-3953. V od. Hospitals tio/r, 672-1840 KELVINATOR REFRIGERATOR TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER I4fh, at 7.00 P.M. Good condition pnk) holidays mid SALES OPPORTUNITY 741i<78 EO BANK — Town House, 1 or 3 bed. For further Inlormallon, coll o I h 9 r benefits RAILROAD. TIES •ooms, three botnrooms, paneled family (Ecflion arau) Mr. Andrews* 572-3333 AOWER — Ride on. Scars. 7 rip. Like •oom, central healing and air condl- "or exterior decor. 6" X Sr or M3-347A. lecurlty. 842.9807 or 291.2375. Down Sea Raleigh Super Course. S12O, ieacti Motel, Sea Bright, LIKE FASHION? IBEPROOF fWOSLER SAFE - MK3SW2. Phone B423107 ink typewriter desk 3. Kclvlr-u- RAPES — Livlna room ond dining CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY KNOW ALL ABOUT CHILDREN? or wafer cooler, electric. lQdrawtr steel im. Aqua and Qrten lloral, Lined. Mure Classified oblne! Mx32xSJ. 741-5918. Call 7(1.6M0 on Next Page A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR ENJOY DECORATING? D HAMMOND ORGAN — Excellent 'orklnn ronrlltlnn. Mffl. Modern circular MANY NEEDS! itn for larne room, S100, B42 0MA «ves., WO HIGH PRESSURE WATER PUMPS M'AltlMICNTS START YOUR SALES CAREER TODAY 12-1990 days. Complete with 10 h.p. electric motors. FIREWOOD FOR SALE :oll 787-0437 alter 6 p.m. US a cord Doors FULL OR PART TIME Call 741.3019 \AJOR REMODELING - Doors and OUARIUMS - And Aquatic equipment purchased. No need to run an od lor your ADpiNO WACHTSITJ Electric Operators, Radio Controls, Fl- inSET^TirritlngordwoTr^ 'Indows with storms, bathroom acces- GREEN GROVE used llsh equipment, we'll buy It, 229 8931. solaT r«nlerl, repaired, Ser tl Doors. Sole* ond Service, Call Fully insured. For free estimates. Apply at Personnel Dept. (upper level) lei, kitchen cabinets, bQnnlsters, etc, mouth St., Red Bank, 7<7 COLLECTOR - Will p iiv S:iO0 tor L Inn M'jlliP Ifil oiKl tors 412 tlirougli 416, goi INTERVIEWING HOURS ror.dij»o/i ;;407IO. PAPER HANGING MONKV TO LOAN APARTMENTS (ii'iicral Contractor*; No lob ton WANTED 10 to 1 p.m., Mon. thru Sat. Uml Orltntal Rugs Clocks, watches, fine I- .-^ •, „ . _-. . -- Remortcllrii panfllnn, Fff ANK E, WHITING done. Don Pon» Jewelers, 799 I 1 MORTGAGE MONEY Chinese and Persian , Efficiency closets, doors, odd labs, Ronsonabnsonobfe 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., Mon. thru Fri. Al^o Wail Tapestries Fair Hovnt. »tf47H. rate), «4? 4)S5. AVAILABLE ' PRIEDMAN GALLERIES 7743143 One-bedroom Pearl and Head for COIN COLLECTIONS - Gold ond sllwr r.ARI'ITNTCR- BUILDER two-bedroom i Concrete Work Cxpcrlly on bra^dpit nylon, si.56 a strntid, coln%, war nickels, Wilt pay top current LOMiplrte home ImnrovemenH, allora. Guslnas^i • Commorcial market. Example: silver dollars $2 and tlotis. otldlllnm, ftcollnn, slfllng. Marling cimpt irorn /S RliU^SiLi.E's, 3a Industrial •Income Properties up. Mr. Borneo, 787-MM. miTc /fl/619.1 ' A. Guarlrio Broad M,, Rml Book, 99 Greengrove Ave. KII)IN< OU]LSAN() RUYS cleantri up free esttrnnlps, I4W149 niter iniloilitd nnd auK'antrpd lor 10 yr-nri, '/5 "Rflflltors" two bloiks east Rl. U ami ill ui trWr llum lot you nunnnfilly IP in hnni rut entire rmtmhalrl to a slitglr linn, llumlliiM«ion'»H furniture, untlflucs, lewrliy, silver. Imme AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 2643456 Hlrtte caih. You gtt top dollar tar your Middle Rd. . ., thlnoi.741.5MI, -—••-" ••n»"iim"«iii*wiiii«M~iii— ij **•• REAL ESTATE WANTED {5 l Himk - Mi.lill.-t.mn. V.I.. Momlai HOUSKS KOH SAI.K APARTMENTS IIOISESFOBSALK fEACHER COUPLE -*Woni Ti'ren ANTIQUE Potential imgii tiouse in Morlboro-Mdtowon ar«o. ONE OF A KIND HOME - In Old Manor. Holmdtl, Car T«l"lliMtw > Privot. enlronce. Hi Ptione ' COLONIAL evenings, '- - * id si. SulloWt for eoupl ALL BRICK 1U-VK1 trorn 7-9 p m. By ROGER K. SPEAR M Bur*; GARAGE NEEDED - R«d Bonk area ci >t. Studio oport rental baili, Call bttw»*n ft and 7 p.m. LINCROFT "Americano" on a quiet side strtftt (n •> ViHV NOT CALL SOMEONE WHO FumUludond olillMei W2MH Young, modern as tomorrow Fair Haven. Wide board Noon ^rough- KHOWS7 • Q - 1 would" like to know MM7M.. out. Living room and dining room with List your home wllti Pnv Van Hor r <«»«. WANTED — HQIJIS with Ihres or loui home. Living room, formal fircplacts, eatin Kitchen. dan* threw bed- Agency Mulliplr. LIstinoi^T^J^OO^^^^ about the rights being offered Successful RED S*Nf< — Oft. J. Onmidroom tioi bstJcoom*, iomily room. MKhSd dining room, kitchen, fou rooms, easement, Sewers are in. Cnll cton eMrtment, Heatt hoi woftr and o< or«i. Gwd feJorBnc dren's playhouse. Tall shads tree*. A*klng by Pacific Tel. & Tel. Should I bedrooms, Th baths, two-ca $39,500. Coll today. LEGAL NOTICE fwopllilf. On bu» line, qjltl mlghborhoo< WANTED TO RENT - wTth option I garage. % acre. Central ai buy or sell the rights? Should Investing buy. S.0DO to 10,000 ftut ot Mght factor NOTICE OP MGfTINO ipoce. Boy$hor« ofto. 493-32SS «ve>. conditioned; Self-cleanlnt ROGER P. A special meeting ot me Township oi ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Studio DPOf Mlddfelown Seweraas Authority will o« 1 sell all my stock and take a m«nl, Mlchen, Bathroom, lorpe room oven, Just listed. . . call held on Wednesday, September IS, IWI, a auction on Ihe floor of an cx: Fwnlirid or tnturnliWd. SlncFt perw; $2,500 loss? It pays a good 1 FURNISHED ROOMS right now. .. couldn't be re 8 p.m. in the Police Training Room of In «r«f«rrt3. tIM month ptui one monlti COZENS Municipal Building. Township of Middle dividend but what are tho of paramount concern, i change, as is the case WiW ttmrlty. UHli>its.»»tffl- WI-M78., PRIVATE ROOM — With showtr. Ci produced at $45,000. AoentyReaitor to 9 a.m. (Formerly Halt ftros.t IW1 lR chances of It going up? - SAV, would advise taking the latter listed stocks. If your in- WANTED — ««)t«Wt v»ur>B couple I I 7ara1e scaled olds wklt be received bi 2 Appointed • Private PwklnP j space ferings. Earnings progress REAL ESTATE A gem! Walker & Walker, Realtors the Hazlet Township Board of Education nX& FOR SALE $43400 . , Hwvas 671-3311 Mlddlnlown at the office ol the Secretary, 17I8A Union will, in effect, be restricted in Offers Aid i ACHE FARM Avenuo ot Middle Road, Hoilel. New Jer- I .WoW.Corp.Hn, Nicely remodeled home. Outbulldlnas. sey until 4:0O p.m. on September 21, 1971 To Services proportion to the mounting HOUSES FOR SALE REDDEN AGENCY Convenient location, 55],COO. 5TYN6S for furnishing: • 54 Broad Street Red Ban Realtor Realtor. ««-9*S6. STAGE CURTAINS -High School Audlto number ot common shares IMMEDIATE rlum On Welfare Coil (or appointment to Inspect possession In this Hallet spilt. Three bed 301 Maple Ave., Red Bank CHARMING OLD HOME — Ponded cot. Bids will be opened by tne Secretary o outstanding. Rising interest 747-1100 rooms, M boths. 15x24 living room with 741-9100 In kitchen with beamed calllno. modern the Board at 4:0O p.m, who will publkh Council Unit NKW SHREWSBURY - dlnlno oreo, den wllh brick f Ireploc* \wait, oppllancei. Llvlno room, dining roam, announce the bid total. and construction expenses OFFICE SPACE ~ New wall-le-wan > raised hearth. Brick barbecue makes reaear Evenings: 747-5052 RED BANK - The election Mtlno and paneling, first floor Brood Ihrce bedrooms, recently decorated. Wall- The conditions, terms and specification will also be a factor in limit- The Monmouth County Wel- yard outdoor chef's delistit; AsKIng to-wall carpel Ihree rooms, Sunken patio for the above may be obtained from thi Private entrance. Ample oil-street pa-• i U5,«W. Moke o!f«l._ of Ernest G. Kavalek, direc- fare Rights Organization '>no on premUes, Incluaino oil ullllIlill i 7-BEDROOM wllh brick and railroad ties. Lorne trees. Secretary of the Board ot Education at the ing Pacific's growth potential. Available Sept. 111. $!00 per month. ECONOMY, COMFORT Well landscaped. Full basement, porch. address shown bslow. tor of welfare in the Board of (MCWHO) will have a repre- IAIRE-FAKROVU, Reoltors, 7U Br Hailet. Four-bedroom, two-bath split COLONIAL Principals only. M5,°00. W2-4873. The Boord of Education reserves the Q - flow are over-the- right to reject any or all bids and to waive Freeholders, and Mrs. Joseph |St.. Red Bonlt. M144S0. Handy ta.icHooii. train and but. Over tumson. River rights. Opportunity f&r he COLTS NB?K —.Beautiful 5 acre country counter purchases handled? - sentative at the Monmouth sized lol'with.trees. Sewer services iv urge family, Spacious older Colonial In any Immaterial informalities.. estate. Lovely, large Custom Colonial. ROBERT G. HAVENS ucarelll, community re- CHOICfe OFFICE SPACE - Five> room per year. Good value (or S3S.V0O. op prco. Huge paneled family nootn> sew- Wltm. STV NES R(a«0<-..9«-9M6. R.D. County Welfare Board, Apple first floor. Brood 5t.. R«d Bonk, Call It Ing room, sun loom, Vh boitii. tlccirtc Board Secretary search chairman of the Junior . IW or 741-1575. . . RUMSON* garoQe door opener, $49,500. LITTLE SILVER - 10 year old In «x- Hazlel Township Board ot Education A - OTC purchases are St., daily to inform recipients P.O. Box 257 FICE SPACE - Motawon. Rt. M. A Spacious older home. Seven rooms. Three cellcnt condition. Three bodrooms, den League of Monmouth County, of their rights and confer with' bedrooms. Oil beat. Near all schools ond RUSSELL AA. BORUS and family room, patio, large trees. Hojlet, New Jersey O77M made just like any other, as mlmately. 7J0 sq.it. immediate occi Sept. 13 JS.25 lev. Coll 5*K»3» tor dtloll j. ranipprtatlofi. Taxes under WOO. Asking IS7M0. ELL6N 5. MAZ6LTON; R.allor, as board members of the far as you personally are con- authorities there concerning 6M> River Rd. Pair Haven 13 W. River Rd., Rumson. 642-3200. Community Services Council NOTICE cerned. They are, however, the disbursement of grants. OFFICE SUITE-RED BANK - 754 sq. I "ALLAIRE-FARROW OAK HILL -~ Four-bedroom, split level. Vh baths, recreation room, den, patio, CROWELL, CROWBLL «, OTTEH for Monmouth County was an- In encellent location. Oeslroble for on AGENCY RED BANK — Extra large rooms, almoi 14 MECHANIC STREET handled differently by your The MCWRO is concerned profusion. Coll 747.J7M between » and 5. Realtors new, convenient to shopping* schools arx basement. Law Sip's. By owner. 671-2039. Corner's, Mlddletown 47I-2JM teO BANK, N,J. 07701 nounced by Frederick For- commuting. In-around pool and central 2011 741-tlM broker, who acquires stock by with the fact that recipients W5 Brood St.. Red Bonk 741-3451 air-conditioning. Asking t3S,S0O. WEST L0N6 BRANCH - New two-story p?S.o?^rn,o,,t{ Colonials and raised ranches. Palmer BATTORNEYW S est, council president. negotiation rather than by did not receive their checks ipoce In professional tone ol Red Bonk HAZLET — Louety three-bedroom ranch Ave., West of Monmoulh Rd. Century Mr. Kavalek, a former Immedlole occupancy, will decorate on' on corner lot. Paneled living room and JOSEPH MlRANTI Building Co.. 531-0505 or 222-2288. until after Labor Day. This lining room with beamed celling, science Realtor Ui-Ii MOMMOUTH COUNTY porllllon lo »"ft. Attractive long '"" kitchen, both, enclosed patio. Pull base- mayor of Middletown, is a MIDOLETOWN — By transferred owner. 8NGLISHTOWN - YORKTOWH OjcKlfNo, L. 53>7-70 left little time for necessary "ton avolloble. Coll HOWARD B. DEX ment attached garage, utility shed. City Colonial. Eloht rooms, four bedrooms County Heart TER ASSOCS. ltl-THU REDUCED CIVIL ACTION member of the technical staff sewirs. carpeting, washer, dryer..many with large closets. 3'/i baths, two-car on REPORT OF COMMISSIONERS shopping for school and many extras. Only MUST SELL NOW AIR CONDITIONED OFFICES roge, basement, covered patio, land Bl-levei..Immaculate, Four bedrooms, Plolntilt of Bell Telephone Labora- children either were kept out *«/? acre tories, Holmdel, and the Tele- Apply Serplco's, lol Monmouth St., Rec professionally landscaped. Appliances. CATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MID. LONG BRANCH - Nine of school on opening day be- Bank. ne«t to Corlton Theottr. ing ua.iM. Principals only. Coll 671-MJ4. Afall-tQ-woll carpeflhg. one hour to New DLETOWN SEWERAGE AUTHORITY. phone Pioners of America. He PALACE REALTY York City. 135.S0O. 4M-7010. VI. new members of the board of cause of lack of, food and MR BANK OFFICE - Furnished, ol ASSOC. LITTLE SILVER — BEAUTIFUL POINT Defendant is a graduate of the Drexel In- condltlened. All utilities supplied. MS pe 2;B Rt is Hoilel ROAD. Custom-built ronch with all In- HIGHLANOS— Charming converted TO FIX THE COMPENSATION TO BE trustees of the Monmou^h clothing or sent with in- 2645100 gredients for comfort. Huge living room Capo Cotf. l-lvlng room with ffreplace. PAID FOR THE PROPERTY OF PEARL stitute of Technology, a mem- Licensed Real Estate Broker with fireplace, three bedrooms, two ful dining area, kitchen, den, bathroom, two F. LAWLGY, widow, it oil. County Heart Association will adequate clothing. OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - In Crys- (Sublect to Government Approval) both!, large kitchen, polio, ample storagt lares bedrooms, attached two-car garage WE, William H. Burns, Jr., Philip ber of the Boys' Clubs of tal Brook Professional Building, Hwy 35. Access to water. Must be seen to be ap- be elecfed at the annual mpet- The MCWRO has contacted SPACE "AND:COMFORT predated. 7«-57 MpUSTRIAi. 4050 SQ...PT. - Brand now ihe eald land and premises ond did there- zation Corps. All untMes Included In rent, *m a month ire New Shrewsbury, Charming four bed. dentlcal upstairs and downstairs. Good upon make o fust ond equitable opprolse- k'ne msnlfi'j security. Children welcome wilding.' Ve'ry convenient Keyport'loca- ~ient of the value of the same. Including is composed of Dr. Emanuel Monmouth Regional H.S. rooms, JVj baths, den, Wudlo, formal din- location close to town, stares, churches, iion. Sole or leaso with option, inquire AvoJliSieOct. 1st. #1-41JS. ing room, basement playrooms ear-In St. Anthony's Hospital. Rent S7S month Abraham, Chairman, Asbury kitchen. 40' swimming pool, Many extras. M.J. Oliver Conttructlon Co. 739-0750. he damage. If on// resulting from the tak- LEGAL NOTICE Ocean Township H.S.' \-^ each apartment. Taxes J200. J12.500. Write ng. to any remaining property, os of Iht $115 to U50 Per Month Reduced to ISMOO. to Mr. Drake, 1635 47th Ave, North, St. Park; Dr. Maxim Asa, Long THE BERG AGENCY ftfte of the commencomBnf of this action; SPECIAL REGISTRATION Red Bank Regional US;.)/ dl.JS • Mlddl«!o«i Walker & Walker, Realtors Petersburg. Florida 33714. REAL ESTATE WANTED And we do hereby report the com rill bf held at the Court betwisn !he Hu< ion Affairs and Applied Humanities Branch; Dr. Richard A. Dan- ' 4711000 Hwy 35 741-»ia Shrewsbury WANTED: Family willing to give T.L.C. pensatlon ta be paid by fht plaintiff as oforeiold to be as follows; Buildings at Brookdale Community Col-i iels, Elberon; Mrs. Alma LOW TAXES ta a charming Colonial home as present Colts Neck - Holmdel. eae on Sept. 23,1971, between IQ a.m. and WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - Fur FORKED RIVER >wners ere moving out dt state. House of- WO THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED 542-3439 mshed and unfurnisned. immediate occu We hove reody qualllicd buyers, jo for iND NO/100 ($2,700.5)) - dollars. 2:30 p.m- far at) eligible.voters of Man- Penn, Marlboro, fers wooded acre with swimming'pool. mouth Coinly, poncy. JAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY $21,900 — New two-bedroom ranch with Living room, formal dining room, family lost elflqlen.t service,, call J.D. Roche^ WITNESS our hand and seals this 1st Ocmnporl Ave., Oceanporl. S42-3S0Q. full csllar and garoge, eoMn kitchen. Cor- room, twojlreptaces, lour bedrooms, 2Vi Realtor, Rt. 34. Colts Neck. J42-274I. day pi Sepiember, lWi. .i Robert N. Farr&lr, ner lot. laths, MUST SEE ME TO APPRECIATE Member Multiple Listing Service. WILLIAM H.BURNS, JR. Commissioner of Registration RED HOT RANCHER - Two paneled ME — 9 Hlaleoh Dr., Colts Neck (Oft LISTINGSOF BETTER HOMES- In PHILIP BLANDA, JR. Sept 1) s:,5t) bedrooms, living room, eol-ln Kitchen. Warelown — Six-roam split level, Half Long Bridge Rd.) Coll owner, »*4-S334 or 1QO ma. plijs ulllltlai. 747-0376. On July 12/1971, the Emergency Employment Act was signed into law wllMfio stated an Friday; Sept. 17,1971. Di/rpose: Specification* ond farms for bidding LOCUST — Two-bedroom house, newly BAYSIDE BEACH SALE5 CO. may be secured at the Office of the Secre- REALTORS a. Under fhe Act the Secretary of Lobor provides financial assistance to public em- decorated. Suitable for couple and one ijoyces to be Used to provide unemployed ond underemployed persons with transitional ary, J9 Tmdall Rood. Mlddktown, NJ., child. Beautiful location. Security and ref- Rt. 9, Forked RiverM94934I31 employment In jobs providing needed public services during times of high unemploy- )774B. erences required. Lease. S250 mo. Coll al- IDDLETOWM — Nine-room split level, ment, and, where appropriate, training and manpower services related to such ernploy- James W. Davldhclser, terSp,m..W1-Wtt. years old, 3 or 4 bedrooms, I1/) baths, rnenr which are otherwise unavailable end which will enable such persons to move Info Secretary, Inlshed basement. Weathered pine family employment pr training not supported under the Act. Board ot Education* «SD BAAK - Waterfront Shrewsbury The County or Monmouth has been designated as ffie Proaram Aoent end Is eligible sept. 13 *W «lv»r. Nlrn room houu. uniurnlitied. oom. Covered potto with fias grill, r TM fir«nt,u.*t- «j,<-urltv> INS* required. enced-ln yard, vvall-to^woll carpeting In or funds under Ihls Act based on Itie following: y, 5j75 plus utilities. many rooms. Attached oarage. Lovely 1970 Census - May 197] Report - Unemployment ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS andscoplng. Law WO's. Coll between 5-9, , Populaflot> Work Force Unemployed Rate KllCt No, Illl 1-6949. Principals only. . 4»l,4fio , , 153,700 11,100 7,2% the total proaram funding (or the fiscal year 1972 Is $1,563,616.41 of which ecallorl: Chain Link Pence (Vinyl AVAILABLE NOW — Portland Rd., High- IEW SHREWSBURY - New nine-room Sealed), Family Compute Aria, Cheeie- lands, overlooking river and oceon. Four tUVA.400,00 Is the Federal allocation and 5167,484.61 is thi local ihar*. Tht Local or lolonlal on one acre property. Dead end Non-Federal Shore, may be provided In cosh or In kind, Including but not limited to «igtw state Park- Matawon, New Jersey bedraomi, dining room, large living tree). Fireplace. Many extras. Upper wnet: Vote tf New Jlnev roomMioroge. Suitable adults. U75 mo. "lont, equipment or services. <0's. Make offer. Principals only. 842- Joseph c. Irwln, Director, of ths Board of Chosen Freeholder*, of tht County of Won- Separate sealed bids (a) lor tach of Ilit- 124. mouth, announced that distribution of the Federal Funds and UtobMihminl of lob op- M branches-of work ond a separate over- all slrole contract bid ID) covering all the MIDDLETOWN — River plaza. Small JNCROFT — Three-bedroarn split on Vi portunities would be as follows; Cone Cod ov«rlooklnn river. Two bed- xre lot. Pantlad kitchen, dining ond rec. ~ Number ironches of work ond material recfulred to rooms, living room with fireplace, eotlon room. Separate hobby or 4th bed- Program . Unit of Area of ll ti lt ill b» receivd I beamed ceiling, garage, easement. Min- *oom, S3S/0DO. Can assume 53/«% mort- sub-Agent Government Served Jobs Funds ie Reception Room of the Oivlilon of utes from Red Bank, but secluded. Year's iage. Appointment only. 949'5770 do ulldlng and Construction, aih floor of the lease, security, S235 plus utilities. Avail- '41-0459 evenings. No brokers. Asbury Perk City Corporate Limits oxatlon Building, W«t State ond Willow able Sspl. 15. send reference) to Box E- Avon-by-the-Sea Borough Corporate Limits "H8S Ireett, Trenton, New Jersey ogott, until 1M. The Dally Register. Red Bonk. 4AZLET — 3 bedrooms. 2-cor gor«oe, v/i Belmor Borough Corporate Umtts :00 o'clock p.rn.-D.S.T. ort September ins, tomlly room, patio. City sewers., Bradley Beach Borough Corporate Limits M971 and then publicly opened and rtod MATAWAN — Lovely ranch, unfurnlihed. atkfng distance to N.Y. buses. Princl- Borough , -WR loud. No hid win be accepted alter Ihe Brleth Corporate Limits 10,537.24 Avalloble Nov. 1. Three bedrooms, two Is. Ut,900, or best otfir. 7U-ini. Colts Neck Townjhlp Township Corporate Llrnlti tour ipec'iled. Bids will oe received on SAVE 6.1M.5O baths, air conditioned. twO'Car garoge. Eatontown Borough Corporate Limits the following branches ol work: References, security required. J315 plus iTLANTIC HIGHLANOS - Enloy mag- Borough 11,471.00 • , Chain Un(i F«nc» FormlnotJoIe Corporate Limits % . ?,OCO,00 vtlillles. (Mil 3SM45I. nificent view, waterfront property. Three- Freehold Township Corporate Limits The Inlormallon far Bldderi, Formot bedroom ranch, 1'^t baths. Large living . 4 17,111.00 for your children's future Hazlet Township Corporate Limits Id, Form ot Contract. Plans, Specl- RED BANK — Living room with fire reom with fireplace, dlnlna room, eat-In Borough 10 4l,7V3.m Highlands Corporate Limits 4 3S.2M.00 tcatlons ona Forms of 6id Bond, Ptr* place, dining area, kitchen, four bed- iltchen, na.SOO.PrlnclpoH. 291-0213. Holmdel Township Corporate Limits orrnance-Payment Bond, and othsr con- Township Corporate Ltmltt 2 14,7!4,0O reomi, two baths. Gnraoe..Central air HoweU . 9 5i,49e.l» tract documents may 00 examined ot the conditioning. Lease. Reference, security Y OWNER — Red Bank area. Newly teonsburg Borough Corporate Limits 'ollowlng: i Sa\c only 81 a iliiy fiir-IS year* and Iiy tolle^o a(jc you will"' painted Executive Ranch. Three bed- d&duon to 60,135.00 required. Coll oiler I p.m. MM773, Ctyport . corporate UmH 44,3ie.tS Dlvliion of Bui Idlng and Comtrucllon rooms, fireplace, paneled den. Walk to Jtffe Silver Borough Corporate Limits liave Hiivnl 8T>,t7,">. In aildil'niii, Is referred for work by tlio 5fafe or local welfare ETERSON'S ogertcy, or (C) volunteers for work; (or) HOUSES FOR SAI.K tern - add 25 cents for each (11) Is working in a job providing Insufficient Income lo enable him and his family pattern for first-class mailing lo be scjf-supporling without welfare asslilartcc. '.. Uitderftm'oioved Persons. Serving The Red Bank Area A person or ptrjons who ore working port-time for an employer oilier than tht and special handling. .Send to Program Aoent or a designated employing agency and teehlno full-ltme work: cr • Uura Wheeler, 61 The Ked Persons who art worklfifl full-time for on «mplaycr otfier fhan tlie Proarom Agent or o designated employing oqene/ ond whose waaei. when added to tfc oilier In- Since 1937^re Now Trading As LIIMCROFT ' #31,900 Bank Itegisler. Needlecraft come of adults 16 or over In Ilielr Immediate families living In (he sam« household, Immaculate thrne bedroom ranch, Vels — No down — All other are below Ihe povcily l!i\c. f Dept., Hox'lfil, Old Chelsea I,Place of Residence. qualified buyers minimum down — immediate occupancy Pordclpanls must live within the geographk area over Ihe program Agent's lurli. *''' ' • RIVERSIDE INN Station, New York, N.Y. diction, I, Recall». 0011. Prinl I'ATTKKN NL'M- Former employee* of the Program Sub-Agent ore eliajhls lor jiarliOpaUon In the BKK, NAMIC, ADDHKSS. program only " they have been employed for a period of 30 days or lonaer prior to HWY. 35 RED HANK INCOME PROPERTY $23,900 being employed in a Jot funded by fhli oront, ' 7AV. '5, Soecfpl crpuDi Two apartments, both in triple A condition. Already FHA approved. a. Af leosf one-ihird ot all participants should be Veterans of the Asian iheofor who MONDAY - THURSDAY - One Burner SpecM served In the Armed force* In Indochina or Korea on or aller Auoust 5t 196* ond NKW. 1972 Needlt'craft who received other than o dKhonorobl* liitchargn. atalog crammed wild ihe b. Special coin Ide rot Ion s should b» given to persons from each of the following art- ditional segments ol tho population ft He leumentt arc not lldcd tn any order nfprN SUNDAY- Three Dinner Specials most fabulous fashions, acces- 'oriiv): LINCROFT FARM Persons whose nollve tongue Is not English and whoso ability lo speak English Is With modern ranch home, and (our box stalls. You can buy it with • saries, gifts. Knit, crochet, limited. APPETIZER ont) acio or up to five acres. Persons from families wilh frtcomss below the povarfy line1, mbroider. Free patterns. Wclfnrc Recelnlpnts ••- Price lUrtingat 37,300 Persons wlio coipe trom aotlo-Bconomlc backgrounds flcnfratly O5socftiled with • SALAD Send 50c. stjbttantkti unernploymcnt and untlflrimpfoyment, New Instant Croehel Bonk tAUjrunt (ormworKcrii. Young persons cfyhteen yeors old or older who are cnlerlno tlt{ lobor fcrca, ENTREE - step-by-stop picluri'S, pal- Persons who hfive bucama unemployed $925 In Elberon, ovt^r on 8f.ro.' Exltaa too numoroja to mention, Tills ono pcndlturesf euch oi In tha OeicmCi ojrospace and construction Induitrles. must be seen. Complete Instanl (iifl l!u»k Persons 45 or over. Tho funding application r I, 1971 will ha delivered by Theodore I, DESSERT -morelhap JOO ^ifl.s. %\m aroznnlck. Program Llfjlson Otllclai tn ihe ttefllomil fAanpowtr Admlnlstrolor, u,s. Complete Affjhiin Hook ~ eptirtmtnt of Lobor, 341 911) Avenue.. New York City, N.Y., on frfday, SepfemDirr 10, ... BEVJERAGE 1.00 llif! application may be examined at tn** office at fhe County of Monmoutti, Depart, Call J«cl< D«St*f«no irnlof Re/uiue omf t'lnuncc; locatsd on (ht second floor inltit HOUor fl«(ortff< Malrt "1« :llffy Hugs" Dunk, liilc Ircct, Frceholrt, New Jersey. Telephone J0I-431-40DO I:K 1,373 & 374, This suimrmry U hclrrg rM/folfshfi'l pur%uaui fo Iho prfiviifo/n conjoined In the time ft 1 REGULAR MENVA VAILARLE liook of VI I'lizcAfKluiiis.OOc icncy Employment Act of 19/1, Commflrils reloUve to the proarom niov be made lo the ADAMS AGENCY •rofjrwn Agent or tilfcctly to the RCQIOIIOI fflannowtir Arimlniiirolor'. Ta nr given con* (Juil* (iwik l-l\>U;»\»r 13. J')7I |7

FAMILY ON ICE New York Clmiincli«-2.l,.iJ,«>.l TV Season Opens NEW YORK - The Cook Family will be featured in the DAYTIM£ MOVIfS' " doubtedly attracted, as usual, O> N.Y.P.D. (C) By CYNTHIA LOWRV which will have a regular 1072 Million of lluliday On lee, f:30 0 "Cefouul" •Til/ Hny Wlllli'll" berth on Tuesday evenings. one of the biRgcst TV au- H W 1 NEW YORK (AP) - ABC'S winch will make its 18-per- "°I !(MS O© DatlrcF« ,"".." ," Gene Kelly Is host. The sub- diences of the year and was, O HERE'S LUCY IC) (pedal hour with Mrs. Rich- also as usual, very long, very formuntt! world premiere run 1:30 ID "Mountain Smucolwi" Wllwn Julim Ury In » ipwf n| "OoiU' WIHl Television ject of the preview was mar- ill Madison Square Garden, 4:30 O "Dlindfeld" " iiiiwinir ard M. Nixon revealed a stilted and very saccharine. n riage, which was explored in Sept. 21 through Oct. 3. Q "A Summsr P|,(»" (p,,( |> O 1HE 8OJ.HQPE SPECIAL (C) warm, articulate woman with Thu .pageant is a television (IUI'MK: lni«r«."n.- coui. utuu crliui, rnyinn Comment short sketches. Thu humor EVENING 0 PERRY MASON firm opinions and rcact]ons-a~~ was mild, the jokes and gags institution, however, and 1 AiOO OQB NEWS (C) "Tin' CIIKI. dl 111* 1'iii'liitil Prom-t ulftr" contrast to the formal figure familiar and the studio au- while it plods along inter- O THE FUNTSTONCS (C) ID REALITIES (C) of the First Lady the public -AIR CONDITIONED- "Wjlniu will tin Vnnlelilne Monoj- ••I'liBpir iic> consisted mainly of spe- dience laughter, fit* least, was minably, tticre is that glorious 110 O THE DORIS DAY SHOW (C) glimpses on news programs. cials-old and ncw-and a foot- loud. payoff when Bert i'arks sings •'ChryewtiirmiKri" OuiU InU'i'i'icw* the Hint of a liile night talk iliow. "A visit With The First ATLANTIC ID STAR TREK (C) ' who wunt« to put hvr on TV, ' . hall game. The two hour pilot film that song as the winncr-this 1 CINEMA-291-0148 "Will) Mourns 'or Aclonln' ' 10:00 B MY THREE SONS (C) Lady" helped ring in tele- Mrs, Nixon was interviewed which has spun off into the up- time Miss Ohio-walks the IB SESAME STREET Mivty* Scottish wiiislri, Ft!ffiit3, conn's lo ArwrK'u vision's premiere week, which ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 4:30 O PETTICOAT JUNCTION (C) to find htnim'ff n wlff. by Virginia Sherwood in the coming ABC series, "Owen runway smiling. . "Mtitin Itiwm for Kiliy" O IT'S A WACKY WORLD (C) NOW THRU TUESDAY A cumvity.vitrirty «|wcini wliith taku a loofe »t Western White House at San Marshall; Counselor at Law" fiini'iit world tii|>i™. Clemente, Cameras also fol- occupied that network most of •to* oifitiorW EVENINGS AT 7 end 9 0 ID TEN O'CLOCK NEWS (C) , 75 Attend SBUfH Iti IB BOOK BEAT (C) lowed her on a rigorous three the evening. It was a long, WAITER MATTHAU day, five state tour, rambling and mildly inter- {Musi,II DOtHUUI | "Lucy iwrl ciinl: Frank Watrrs. Quttior o( "pike's Poll" 2642200 MAUREEN STAPinON" 10:10 B ARNIE (C) Seminar at In the interviews, Mrs. Nix- esting story about a hippie ac- III DRIVE-IN : /trul'* (liaenwro tm him tfcatcl n nionstcr by piv tfniliiL,' his mil with enfiic ConUncnlal VlMgu niavM on spoke of the joys and diffi- cused of the rape murder of a Host: Wally llnincr lit Imin'H of (inTcualnK hta tnliT.-it in tlic study uf "PLAZA SUITE" OS I DREAM OF JEANNIE (C) ' ( Beth Shalom culties of public life. She en- doctor's wife; Marshall, "Tho KaUIn of WalltlKl" © FREE TIME (C) joys meeting people, likes played by Arthur HIM, got his STARTS WEDNESDAY tB WHAT'S NEW7 (C) Itrnwn Miller, Itoa- RED BANK-More than 75 lyn Droxlcr being a hostess and treats nor client acquitted, of course, but "Clam MnRte I" (HI young people attended the 7:30 not before considerable talk a STAND UP AND CHEER (C) leadership training seminar fiiml! Pnttl Pag,. 11:00 QQQ NEWS (C) A recurring theme was the about frigidity, trauma and a r_ • - El DR. SIMON LOCKE (C) 0 AlFREO HITCHCOCK PRESENTS held yesterday at Congrega- In eveiyone's life there's a 'J'Ws tot-puccd, medical adventure nrocriim nUirn loss of privacy that comes few shock words were? in- In everyone's life there's a I Sam Groom un Dr, Simon Loclic onil Jack Albert- ,'Vvn Tol" tion Beth Shalom, 166 Maple am) Ha Dr. Andrew Sellers. O THE LAT6 MOVIE with public life, Talking with troduced. It was not particu-. "The THIrd Wan" (10491 fltnrrinff Josopft Cotton, Ave. SUMMKBOF'421 SUMMER OF'42 m HOSAN'S HEROES (C) Miss Sherwood in the enclosed larly impressive at feature IMER "Prlsmicr'a X'thonir" Ornon Wt'lk'B, An Anivfican vvritor in Vie tin a dla- Host was the Red Bank coi-iTu lila old frit-iii) nmy not lw dnnti after all, but patio of the Western White film length but may work bet- O STORY THEATRE (C) Rt, Itic hond fir a black market ertfanJzaUon. • Chapter of the National Con- - M- «K«n»y Ilium te> O THE DICK CAVETT SHOW (C) throughout the state, were much respect for the First O ROWAN AND MARTIN'S LAUSH-IN (C) - 12:30 CD NIGHT FINAL > Lady, 1:00 a a NEWS to ; present for the conclave pro- Uncut: Haqucl Welch NBC presented a preview Carllon O TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES (C) O THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE (C) gram, which ran from 10 a.m. Rert Banii 741 96QO .. "The Squeaker" (1063I cUrring Heinz Drache, Dar< edition of "The Funny Side," Host: Enh Burlier bnra Rultlnjr. to 4 p.m. 9 NANNY AND THE PROFESSOR (C) 1:10 O THE LATE SHOW The event brought together an upcoming comedy series '•oil. wiiut n Ta.ielcd Web- Thlrtccn-swoM I til "Tills Earth Is Mine" HUM) etniTlng Hock Hudaon, WHITE STRUT. Jean Simmons. representatives of NCSY for a tells Ills flrat girl that lie's 1« mid On problem! RED BANK 10 3 t0 a b to movie "MBLLION • PI'B'ASEB" I"' /* '"' '"'" 'K' " *• ' 1:15 Q THE GREAT GREAT SHOW (C) dynamic experience in Jewish 747-0333 MCIH va. Expoa •Tlic Male Animal"' (1M2I Blurring Henry Fonda, living. B) BEAT THE CLOCK (C) Jack Carson. ' DOLLAR • a THE JOE FRANKLIN SHOW (C) Miss Barbara Stein, presi- woody Host: Jack Nire MS O NEWS AND WEATHER IE) WORLD PRESS (C) 2:30 O EVENING PRAYER dent, was assisted by com- aliens DUCK" • Moderator: ttofter Boas 3:35 O THE LATE LATE SHOW I mittee members Carol Cohen, THE PLAZA 0 THE DAVID FROST SHOW (C) "Iron Muh" (10511 Blnrrinu Jeff Chniidlcr, Evelyn Linda Peniak, Nadine Mcu- HI. !SAUM!U:«l>.HAfltI)H-M!« tbananas -PWS- J Q THE MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE Kcves. "Rear Window" iiO5» starrlnp James Stewart, 3:50 Q'SERMONETTE (C) rer, Susan Curtis, Marilyn "BOATMiKS" I Uraeo Kelly. A younff man confined to hl« apart- 5:15 Q GIVE US THIS DAY (C) Bender, Alvin Rodack, War- ment with a broken kg, ices wlrat appears to bo the murder of a mleBman ren Gordon and Richard Cur- FREEHOLD MATT tis, ___ 11 tmrna mm mum m-m All lodfci/tdm/IUd forOnl/$1.0D At the Movies Every Tues., Wed., ThUr. COUNTRY RED BANK LAKEWOOD IHfWOOD Ml N18I ISMiU Community CARLTON-. COUNTRY- Eilonlown 542 4201 * n|Wljj!gjDoJlar Duck J;00; 7:10; Bool- Doc 7:25; 9:30 NOW PLAYING CINEMA III— ,TOWN- PRIME AGunlla.M7:»;»:3S Town West Bi 7:00; 8:40i 10:»; Kino Kono "DOC" Highway 35 at Palmtr Ave. LAURELTON Middl«fown 671-1020 ? EATONTOWN DRIVE-IN- ' COMMUNITY- .ioiSi*ioliohlne':l"il":<"1;Prof"- RIBS iFREEHOLD MALLj Mayfair A Gunflont 2:00; 7:30; 9:30 DBIVEIN- TOMS RIVER Ab Pt 7758881 1 Who'« Horry Kdlerman 7:1S; S:M LoveMochlne«:00; 11:55: Doctors NOW PLAYING woody alien's In Bajo Rio, they pay FREEHOLD NORTH OF RED BANK WINE BARREL STEVE MCQUEEN io see a man kill a bull. ® MALL1- (Willow Brook Inn) "bananas" ,Doc7:25;«:35 MIDDLETOWN 6 P.M.'Til 10 P.M. 'LE MANS' Today, • MALL 2- JS [ATE Show EVERy Nitd they'll pa LeMam 7:15; 9:M 740 River Rd. 741-2099. Fair Haven , losee ' ASBUKV PARK TOWNEAST- CINEMA 34 a RIBII kill LYRIC- Ryon't Doughftr 7:45 the original uncut version iNljht Digger 7:30; Fortune & Men'J W.», MATAWAN, S41UM another < Eyes?: IS HAZLET * man. MAYFAIR- PLAZA- NOW PLAYING l A Gunllght S:00; 7:30; 9:30 Doc7:K;9:3S KEYPORT PARAMOUNT- STRAND ART- "SUMMER OF 42' Carfiol Knowletlge 7:40: t:ti elhack 2:00; 7:30; 9:<0 ToucnMt7;iSi»HS v SAVOY- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP Hollywood Blut 7:35; 9:00 CINEMA 34- TOWN r ESCAPES I NEPTUNE Summerof «7:!SH:30 wimir j,i»«i\M)DiDK»JS<<5« CIRCLE- KEANSBUBG I ADMISSION ONLY TO LATE SHOW 1 Omeao Mon 2:00; 7:30; 9:30 COLON1AL- Shplt 7:00) 10:20! Tho Tltomoi Crown NOW PLAYING ffifGUUR ADMISSION PKICC INClUblS UTE SHOW) NEPTUNE CITY AtfQIr i:4O JOHNNY CASH NEPTUNE CITY- PERTH AMBOY . KIRK DOUGLAS • Million Dollar Duck 7:15; Wild Coutv AMBQYSDRIVE-INIn* 7:45; 11:33-; Doctors' tryB:50 wUve Mochlin 7:451 11:33) "GUNFIGHT" MHSMAHI MANASQUAN MENLO PARK CINEMA- ALGONQtlN- A OunligM 1:00; . >9i »!00l 1 Plnocchlo>30; Wild Country 9:10 10:00 Courts' Fall Term fiyatfs* Js Starting Today FREEHOLD - The fall rimonial matters in the Chan- Eatontown term of the County and Supe- cery Division and matrimo- - rior Courts begins today. nial motions and probation de- 1 Hwy. 36, Leonardo Assigned by Superior Court partment contempt motions ' "LOVE MACHINE" Judge Francis Crahay, as- every Friday. He will hoar -Plt/S- signment judge, to the crimi- juvenile and domestic rela- 291-9584—291-9589 nal division were Superior tions court matters Monday <. "DOCTOR'S WIVES" Court Judge Walter H. Conk- through Thursday in the first ; lln; County Court Judges Al- week of each month. \ ton V. Evans and Louis K. Ai- Superior Court Judge M, ' Specializes in kins, and County District Raymond McGowan will hear . © Lyric 9 Court Judge Thomas L. general equity matters and 9 Yaccarino. Judge Conklin will matrimonial matters in accor- ' be the presiding judge. dance with his own schedule. SEA FOOD PATRICIA NEAL in * ; Sentencing and criminal motions will be heard every . Dog Obedience ®WIGHT DIGGER'! Friday. In the past they were Class Begins Tonight Repeated By Popular Demand • PIUS- Heard on alternate Fridays. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP ®"FORTUNI AND MEN'S IYIS" • Assigned to the civil divi- - There arc still a few open- OUR... MOW.-THUW.5fPr. I3-J6 sion were Superior Court Ings for the dog obedience Judge Andrew A. Salvest; f. class offered by the Greater ft bbCircl al A e County Court Judges Thomas Freehold Area YMCA, is an- BIRTHDAY Offin T L. Smith and Patrick J. nounced by Ray Bezanson, TWIN 1 LB. @CHARLTON HESTON McGann Jr. and County Dis- publicity chairman. 9 trict Court Judge ,(!eorge A. The elglit-sesslon course for LOBSTERS Gray. dogs 10 weeks to two years old SPECIAL! I "OMEGA * iCounty Juvenile and Do- begins tonight at the YMCA mestic Relations Court Judge Family Center, East Freehold 2forihe WT 9S •- MAN" J *• Leo Weinstein will continue to Road. The class will he from TUES.® WED.® THURS. hear juvenile and domestic re- 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. The teacher Price of 1 lations court matters In accor- Is Phil McCabc of Conovor 'SEPT. 14th© 15th® 16th dance with his usual schedule. Farms. (No Sharing) Paramount County Juvenile and Do- mestic Relations Court Judge MIKE NICHOLS a John P. Arnone will hear mat- 1MI NEW All The Rolls & Butter you want SAVOY "CARNAL 9 CHICKEN DELIGHT PARTAKE Of m SAIAD BOAtS - All Vou Con lal ASB & •KfMGWLEDGE "© TTISON art M«IN 8T DINNER fbfjjrfultt Only Regular 1,70 Per Dinner Vi Chicken • A mess oi French Fries Strong Grog "something for everyone." Cranberry Sauce » Dinner Roll St. James 1 « No limit on This JpocialH • Strong Brew Ailiuc» r«k 775 BOB) HELD OVER • "SWEET e Open for Luncheon, SWEETBACKS m OUR SPECIALTY: SONG" • We Cater To Parlies From One to One Ihousand Dinner, Cocktails WHY NOT ENJOY UUR DELICIOUS CHICKEN AT EARLY BIRD PRICES • OUR NEW "EAT-IN" LOCATIONI 7 Days A Week MONTHRUTHURS. A Fiom6:30P.M.Io;ri5l».M. STBV8MCQUMN $1.50 in the Orchestra* FAV1 DUNAWAV "THE THOMAS HOUTWOODBLUE CHICOJ PARAMOUNT - IYRK CROWN AFFAIR" 325 HIGHWAY 35 671-1677 MIDDLETOWN and riie ST. JAMIS T. He) Hunk - n, N.J.. M l.i>. Hr\>\rmlvrl% t97l fee f?i PA Officials f,e , Get Gateway Invitation SANDY HOOK - Officials I). McMurray, editor of ihe of the Port .of New York Au- Asbury Park Press and chair- thority were asked to join man of the Sandy Hook State U.S. Sen. Henry M. Jacjison Park Committee an the li)50s, (D-Wash.) and Monmouth and E. Donald Sterner, Mon- County Democratic Stale Sen- mouth County Planning Board ate candidates here today to chairman and former State study mass transit needs of Highway Commissioner. the future Gateway National Mr. McMurray, who had Park.' long favored a national park Austin Tobin, executive di- here, headed, the group that fi- rector of the PA, which has nally brought about the state transit jurisdiction in Mon- park with hopes of subsequent ntouth and seven other New national development under Jersey counties, and W. Paul some arrangement like the Stillman, Fair Haven, a PA Gateway. member from Monmouth, Mr. Sterner, as a Republi- were asked to participate. can state senator also pushed Making the announcement, for a national park, and as the Democratic candidates - highway commissioner in the Walter (iehricke, William Hi- 19110s initiated construction of melman and Vincent Miller - Rt. 36. Plans at that time said an nn-site joint inspection were seen as adequate for the by the PA and Senator Jack- proposed park but. have not son was an urgent need while been improved since,'the Gateway legislation is still in Democrats noted. Congress. Already invited were the Senator Jackson is sponsor mayors of ten Bayshore mu- of the park system law as nicipalities and of Sea Bright- chairman of the Senate Interi- - Republicans and Democrats or and Insular Affairs Com- - to make their views ;known mittee, A bill authorizing to Senator Jackson and the funds, including limited sums Port Authority representa- for transportation needs, has tives. ALL 15 OFFICES JOIN THE CELEBRATION I cleared the Senate and is be- The Democratic Senate as- fore the House. pirants contend that trans- Want Trains Back portation of park visitors, an- Reestablishment of the for- ticipated in the millions from mer Matawan-Highlands both New York and New Jer- railroad spur, with a bridge to sey points of origin, must he Sandy Hook, to meet park de- shared by the federal govern- mands, and to revive Bay- ment and the Port Authority. shore commuter railroad ser- "Our effort," they said, "a vice, is the prime objective of to bring the fact into focus the Democratic candidates. that unless plans and money ' They claim that the existing commitments are made now Highlands bridge, Rt. 36 along thefull burden of trans- the Bayshore, and Ocean Ave. portation will fall on the state ' in Sea Bright, cannot handle and county. It will result in anticipated throngs and that serious deprivation of the none of these facilities can be rights and interests of thou- expanded. sands of residents all along Invitations to join the in- the Bayshore and in other spection parly went to Wayne towns near the park." ICeansburg Apartments Plan Barred by Zoners KEANSBURG - E. Victor Road; that no recreation fa- Patrizio will build no' apart- cilities are planned for resi- ments at.Twilight Ave. and dents of the proposed apart- Port Monmouth Road, the ments; that no provision for Zoning Board of Adjustment drainage facilities was made has rilled unanimously. for an area already wet; that With member George Cam- the project would probably eron sitting out of the pro- .lower water pressure already ceedings because he owns insufficient in the area; and property within 200 feet of the that other zones are provided proposed apartments, the in the borough for such proj- board announced its decision ects where the value of such a that the 20-unit project ratable would not be offset by planned for the site of a tennis :necessary municipal services. club in the R-l residential Atlantic Refining Co. was zone, would constitute a "sub- granted a variance to erect an stantial detriment to the pub- oversize free-standing sign at lic good and would substan- a service station at Rt. 36 and tially impair the intent of the Main St. The sign will replace zoning plan and the zoning or- a larger non-conforming sign dinance." to change the firm's trade mark from Atlantic to ARCO. Applause from a number of spectators who have con- sistently opposed the project greeted the board's resolu- tion. Classes Set Asked whether Mr. Patrizio HAZLET - Ballet and tap will appeal the board's deci- dance classes for girls will be sion, Red Bank Attorney An- sponsored by the Recreation thony T. Bruno, representing Commission Saturday morn- the applicant, said he could ings, beginning Sept. 25. not comment. Appeal would In addition to traditional be to Borough Council. tap lessons, girls 7 to 10 will Essentially Residential study classical ballet tech- Rejecting the variance ap- niques and those 11 and older plication, the board found as will learn creative and inter- fact that the tract concerned, pretive dance. despite stores nearby, is es- Instructor will be Mrs. John sentially a residential, not a McKenna of Hemlock St., who quasi-commercial zone; that has taught dance for the com- ingress to and egress from the mission for five years. apartments would worsen al- Interested girls may regis- ready hazardous traffic condi- ter by contacting the recrea- tions on busy Port Monmoulh tion office.

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ADMISSIONS AND RECORDS OFFICE Brookdale Community College 755 Newman Springs Road Llncroll, New Jersey 07 738 OPEN DAILY 8XM TO 8 PM SATURDAY 9ui Tti 5PH FREE CHECKINOJOO! 8*2.1800, «>|. 171 or 273 Tb*P«ayg«gtiter. H«J Bink - MfcWlrtown, !y., Mnndiy, September 13,1971 J9 Unit In Marlboro Upset on Code ; MARLBORO - The town- Councilman Grossman in- "j, ship Jaycees are upset that an troduced the ordinance, but it •• •< ordinance implementing a died due to the lack 01 a sec- ond. Councilman John Wil- :; 'r code of ethics for township of- i jj ficials was not introduced by liams said that he would sec- the council. ond the motion when it is Council President John T. made at the next council McLaughlln said that the ordi- meeting, "but not now." nance was not introduced be- cause -several council men Since Councilman Richard ; want to examine the proposal Herman was absent, and the further to see where it differs vacancy created by the resig- , finm the ethics guidelines set nation of Councilwoman Jud- \ down by the township's Ad- ith Czerny still exists, no one ministrative Code. but Councilmen McLaughlin The major stumbling or Williams could have sec- block, however, is thought to onded the motion. be the appointment of the three-man board to adminis- Arthur Goldzweig, first vice ter the ethics guidelines. Un- president of the Jaycees, said dor the Jaycees proposal, the that the council has known of ' board is to be appointed by the code of ethics proposal the mayor with the advice since April. He said that when and consent of council. the council majority made known objections to the The majority of council is Jaycees through township at- Republican, while the mayor, torney James It, Minogue, Morton Salkind, is a Dcmo- changes were made. cral. Lawrence S. Grossman, tne Everett llirsch, a Jaycee only Democrat on council, member, said that Iris organi- suggested that the ordinance zation will "carry the issue to be introduced, and that coun- the people" if the council does cilmen's objections to the or- not act. He said that the dinance be discussed during Jaycees are sponsoring a de- the public hearing. bate between Democrat may- Council President oral incumbent Morton Sal- FOR A NEW FOR A NEW FOR A NEW McLaughlin said that he did kind and his Republican oppo- $250 CHECKING $5,000 ' not agree with some of the nent, George Lerrtberger, and $100 CHECKING things in the proposal." He one council candidate from OR SAVINGS ACCOUNT OR SAVINGS ACCOUNT SAVINGS ACCOUNT said that he wanted to review each party, either on Oct. 19 it further before commenting or Oct. 26 at the Andiron, Rt VANWYCK on it. 79. . v PORTABLE ELECTRIC MIXER

3 speeds, 4 posi- t ons; powerful New Hearing Seen twin chrome boat- crs:pushbutton 1 (&*', boater ejection; heol rest tor beater KODAK "HAWXEYE" drain; hangs on On Route 18 Path INSTAMATICII CAMERA wall or stores in drawer. the planned freeway com- Takes color or ti'j' I' & wh tp GENERAL ELECTRIC MARLBORO - Assem- snaDGfiols color slides loo1 AM CLOCK RADIO blyman John I. Dawes has plained that they did not know Flash r Lbo yivos 4 slnls Solid stale Wakouplo succeeded in getting the state of the road's route when they CORNING muiic1 Lighteo clock dial purchased their homes. WARE to review the alignment of the GENERAL proposed Rt. 18 in this town- They maintain that the pub- ELECTRIC ship. lic hearings on the highway ' All PROCTOR-SILEX Herbert Gold, a member of were closed in 1964, before TRANSISTOR 6-BUTTON BUNDER RADIO a committee formed to reopen they had moved here. They Gol'd slate chops b-'onds requested a reopening of the qratas whips ard the Rt. • 18 hearings, has re- liquifies Big 49 o/ tar, ported that Assemblyman hearings in the hope of diver- 4-lt. cord: Dawes said that the state will ting the road away from their reconsider the path of the property, freeway before contracts to Assemblyman Dawes has VANWYCK-CLtANA-MATIC" construct the road are stated that his primary con- imr'.'j CAN & BOTTLE PPENER awarded. cern is the effect of the Oprjiisal sirecaiiswn According to Mr.-Gold, the freeway on the environment. ,qudro sardine Cdnfi' In line with this, Mr. Gold f Cdtu'Pfj ra'./ rr nmal ot assemblyman said that cither mlirpcutl no unllor said that he will meet with a Taking the country a delegation comprised of clean nq Till proof b,K.o, ! • by blormi Deep residents will meet with state group in New Brunswick to in- domodstylinQ; cord storage (lip 'op TIMEX magnet lift} awdy lids Department of Transportation vestigate this aspect. SOB thru vin>t Irorn ran1; cofislr uclion. Han's or Udy'a officials, or that the state will This New Brunswick group, Watch designate a reviewing officer he said, initiated a successful Swoop S3cond to study residents' com- action in Superior Court to hand leather look bard Ono ye ir plaints. stop the expansion of the New These developments came Jersey Turnpike after they about after several Monmouth claimed that the project, MICKEY MOUSE WATCH Heights and Whiltiur Oaks would significantly harm the Shot k resistant untreak environment and endanger >'.'.••< abiemainsprirqs residents whose homes abut Gill-boxed the health of those living in the vicinity. •New School Earlier this week, Sen. Richard R. Stout indicated that he would support Assem- Plan OK blyman Dawes in his effort to Account must remain coen for 12 months. Maximum two gills per family. have the hearings reopened. Is Sought The bids for the extension of Rt. 18 through parts of • MARLBORO - The Board Marlboro and Madison Town- ".SOMETHING TO SMILE ABOUT! , of Education Sept. 23 will ships will be received by the present plans to the slate De- state on Sept. 30. If the hear- HAPPY SMll,E BUTTONS WIN HUNDREDS OF FREE GIFTS! partment of Education for a ings result in a change in the 4 ^ $-1,942,000 bond referendum to highway's path, the proposed FRANKLIN STATE BANK'S ,i finance conslruction of this 1974 target dale for com- YOURS FREE AT ANY OFFICE township's seventh school. pletion of the road could be OF FRANKLIN STATE BANK! i John A. Dugan, school busi- moved back a year. ness administrator, said that S SUPER SMILE the board will present plans CUFfWOOD i for the Dec. 2 referendum to Evening School i Smiles on rugs, on waste No purchase necessary,"' \ the state Division of Local Fi- baskets, on mugs... smiles Just deposit this Sweep--. • • i nance Oct. R for its approval. Fall Term Sel on scores of happy gifts stakes coupon atany > '' •. The school, planned for con- i during our celebration of Franklin State Bank office. ^ st! uclion on the south side of UNION BEACH - The fall i . Wyncrcst Road between the session of the Union Beach this exciting merger. Come You need not be'a depository Kvening School will begin i or be present at the " , / ', Central School and the new in and register. FREE I • Mailborn Klcmentary School, Wednesday and Thursday, i DRAWING EVERY drawing, to win. , [•• ; !>< expected to house 1,200 Sept. ii) and ,'10, in Memorial TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY i • , si\th to eighth grade students. School, Mnrningside Ave, Drawings to begin' •' .^ Completion is slated for Sep- According to Barry Wiener, & IHURSDAY*. director, courses will include i October 12th. HAPPY , i • tember, li»7:i. if all the neccs- DAYS TO YOU! sewing, oil painting, short- i ,'" sary approvals can be obtain- hand, typing, ceramics and a high school equivalency pro- In other action, the board gram. NAME r- announced that all Ill-mmiih Classes will run from HAti H school employes will be paid to 10:15 p.m. ADDRESS- i - according lo the 1H70-71 wage In-person registration will 1 Male for the duration of ihe CITY : -ZIP. be conducted in the school i federal wage-price freeze. t ,(_• Sept. 29 and 30. Registration 1 TELEPHONE. < • forms also may be mailed In ] Purse Stolen Mr. wiener at the school. m u m i The Board of Education \i\ Two Men may be contacted for further ; RKl) BANK - A purse con- information. ' laming $175 in cash was stolen • fiHin Mrs* Robert Thurber, 82 Navcsink Avc, Rumson, in Bridge Winners V Ihe rear parking lot of Stein- DKAl. PARK - Winner* of bach at 111:20 a.m. Thursday, the Monnimilh "Y" Duplicate. Police Chief (ieorgo II. Clay. Bridge Club were Dr. Murray ton Jr. said. Kesslcr. Long Branch, with i lie said Mrs. Thurher had Benjamin Aulrkman, West Al- Franklin State Bank just left Ihe store when two leiihtirst, and Col. Donald young men approached her, ALWAYS OPEN WHEN YOU NEED US... DAILY 8 TO 8, SATURDAY 9 TO 5 Brown, Kiitontown,' with Ir- 1 siidtrhed the pockrtbook and ving I.evinr. OakliurM, sec- • ^-' • MONMOUTHCOUNTYOrTICES:Matawan, Main Streets Ravine Drive •Marlboro, r fled on foot. oml ' .. Highway 79 & School Road West* Ocean Township, Highway 35 & Deal Road •Cliffwood, Cliffwood /; The chief described Ihe siis- : East-west winneis ui'ic \V - AVe.&Higrway35«'Slrathmore,LioydRoad&Highway3'4. .^J., JH'CIS as_ being male Negroes, Shcppaid Mrllenry, Fair ; y, aboul 211 years old, bolh tall >•', ,'-,.3U :': .. tOOTHEROFFICESSERVINGSOMERSEl.MIDDLESEXANDUNIONCOUNTJES Haven, wiili Jcfl Srhrclbut. viand slim and with Afro hair- Kntonlown, and Mis Mfirv McmfMrf-«/«"*) Dtnoait'fiJUMWDCwpo'dl'nri cuts Stoffcn, fled Hank, with Ac I'aul Ung is in- nold Si'liiMimiiin. Deal, M>C- oncl. 20 by Air In Finding Foe By The Associated Press dary receiver. This comes fused to be completely dis goals and Fuqua's T worse." • with experience and is really mayed by his team's perform- wrapped up the scoring. The defeat gave the Colts a • Quarterback Terry Brad* instinct," said Noll. ance. The Giants open their Na- 2-4 exhibition record,- not in- shaw is far enough along in Tho second-year Stecler ' Not Discouraged tional Conference season next cluding their triumph over the training to work on finding signalcaller didn't play favor- "I am not discouraged," he Sunday against the Green Bay College All-Stars. secondary receivers - and he ites with his receivers as six said. "This was our best game Packers while the Steelers, 3-2 "I'm open to' suggestions," found lots of them against the different men' caught passes, of the six preseason games. in preseason play, start their McCafferty replied when New York Giants, but it was running back John We came to play, for the first American Conference action asked what he planned to get Bradshaw completed 20 of Fuqua who provided the time. We hit people and were with the Chicago Bears in an the Colts going. . 32 passes for 227 yards and game's highlight as he bolted aggressive. , • Interconference game. The Dallas Cowboys, mean- one touchdownin the steelers' 52 yards for a touchdown af- "I am not making excuses.' . Colts Pose Question time, finished the exhibition ' 20-3 victory over the Giants in ter taking a three-yard pass However, I don't blame Fran What's wrong with the Bal-, season as the only unbeaten, a from Bradshaw in the fourth Tarkenton. He is not throwing timore Cnlts, pro football's' untied club with a 24-17 exhibition game yesterday at quarter. to the same people all the Super Bowl champions? triumph over the Kansas City Yankee Stadium. The Giants' main theme time. That question was asked by Chiefs for their sixth in a row. "They were laying back so probably was simply winning Receiver Don Hermann and many National Football The Cowboys beaten in the we played H-for six or seven the game but, instead, they Bob Tucker have been out." League fans today as the NFL Super Bowl by the Colts, open yards at a clip," Bradshaw lost their sixth straight in the The Steelers scored early ifti prepared lor its regular sea- on the road against the Buf- explained. "The game plan pre-season. the second period with a one- son opening with the Colts falo Bills and Coach Tom Lan* called for quick little screen Quarterback Fran tarken- yard dive by running back playing at home against the dry said he will alternate Ro- passes." ton hit 16 of 34 passes but was Preston Pearson after a 57- New York Jets. ger Staubach and Craig Mor- Coach Chuck Noll thought intercepted three times by yard, 10-play drive. The Gi- "There's something ton at quarterback. Bradshaw performed accord- rookie linebacker Jack Ham. ants scored on a 32-yard field wrong," said Baltimore Coach "I am very satisfied with AP WlrtpHolo ing to the "main theme of Pittsburgh turned two of the goal by Pfte Gogolak late in Don McCafferty after Oak- our quarterback position," LONG DISTANCE RUNNER - John Fuqua, Pittsburgh Steelers* running finding an alternate receiv- steals into fourth-quarter field the second quarter after de- land had beaten the Colts 24-3 Landry said in explaining his back, evades two New York Giants on a 52-yard run for a fouchdjwn '" er," goals of 17 and 27 yards by fensive tackle Jerry Shay re- in the wlndup of the exhibition reluctance to name a No. 1 the fourth period yesterday. Giants Roland Lakes (76) and.Jim Fjles (58) "It's hard for a kid to learn Roy Gerela. covered a Fuqua fumble on season over the weekend. "I QB for the Cowboys. are preoccupied, the latter by Steeler Bob Adams (85). Pit.put_the win- •patience and wait for a secon- Coach Alex Webster re- the Stceler 25. Gerela's field don't see how it could be any See Steelers, Page 22 less Jlnts down to their sixth consecutive defeat, 20-3, at Yankee Stadium. Coody Cops Winning Is Only Thing Golf ? Series' To NL Pennant Hopefuk AKRON, Ohio (AP) - "I just didn't make any putts. If The Bucs gave Briles the By The Associated Press Detroit edged Boston, 3-2, the really break their morale by guess it was about four feet, he'd putted at all, he'd have Chicago White Sox silenced winning those next two only run he needed in the first won it." • but It looked like' 30,0(10," "The guys are saying we're Kansas City, 3-0, games. inning as rookie Rennie Sten- "I just didn't have any con- r •' Charles Coody said of the par back on the winning track topped the New York Yan- But San Francisco Manager nott doubled and scored on fidence in my swing," Nick- putt on the final hole that won now," said Bobby Bonds. kees, 5-2, Minnesota defeated Charlie Fox demurred. "I . Bob Robertson's single. him the $50,000 first prize in laus said. "I had to play more "We've been winning in the Oakland, 7-5, in 10 innings and can't see any two games de- "I knew we needed a big ; the World Series of Golf. conservative than I wanted " Washington's doubleheader at termining the outcome of the game and I went out to do the to." clutch and we've just got to The 34-year-old Coody, the keep on winning," said Bill Baltimore was rained out. season, especially when we'll best I could," said Briles after . current Masters champion, Crampton, the Western Sudakis. Back on Track still have two weeks to go." Pittsburgh salvaged the finale Open champion who got into knocked it in the center of the "The only important thing "I think we're back on the Sudakis drilled a pinch of their-three-game set the elite field as the second al- cup for a 73 yesterday and 141 now is winning," says Nelson track, too," said Bonds, who double In the fifth inning that against the Expos, "We can't ternate after Trevino had total for the 36-hole event on Briles. helped get the 'Giants going • cut the Padres' 3-0 lead to one worry about what the Cardin- ~ the demanding, 7,180 yard, swept the American, Cana- with his 29th homer, a two-run run, then the Dodgers erupted als are doing. We have to win dian and British Open titles, "We're not looking at the par 70 Firestone Country Club shot in their four-run first for four runs in the seventh ourselves." won J7.500 for third. Trevino Scoreboard. We have to win," course. against the Braves, then for the victory. Simmons, whose two-run got $5,000. said Ted Simmons. He was one stroke in front "It's not whether you win added a run-scoring double in San Diogo Manager Preston homer paced the St. Louis at- The 6-foot-2 Coody, who has of Jack Nicklaus, a four-time or lose, it's how you play the the ninth. Gomez, assessing the up- tack, felt the same way. "We won only two other profes- winner of this tournament game," the old saying "Everybody thinking that coming clashes in San Fran- have to win to keep pace, then, sional titles in his career, suf- that brings together the hold- goes-but don't tell that to the way motivates us," he said. cisco, said Los Angeles "is cash in on ^he five games we fered a near-disaster on the ers of the world's four major San Francisco Giants, Los An- "We started hitting the ball deeper in pitching than the have left against Pittsburgh." 500-yard second hole when titles. geles Dodgers, Pittsburgh Pi- like we used to." Giants and have a better Gibson's shutout was his Nicklaus made up four Nicklaus, who once had the rates and St. Louis Cardinals. Then, thinking ahead to bench but what it boils down fifth of the season and 50th of lead on the cool and cloudy strokes and tied him for the Winning is the only thing on tonight's and tomorrow to is that the Dodgers have to his career, tying him with the day, then handed it back on a top sport. AP Wircptiolo the minds of the four National night's crucial contests at win both games. The Giants Giants' Juan Marlchal for the ; Jack Strings Bogeys string of bogeys, finished with THANK HEAVENS —Looking toward the skies League teams-and winning is home against the Dodgers, are in good shape if they win • major league lead among ac- But the 34-year-old former a 71 for 142. Australian Bruce with a sigh, Masters champion Charles Coody what they did yesterday keep- Bonds commented: "We could one of the two." tive pitchers. Air Force officer regained it Crampton, who once got with- holds,his putter after sinking a par putt to win the ing a couple of divisional when Nicklaus backed off on' in one stroke of the lead, took World Series of Golf tournament yesterday In Ak- races as tight as when the New York (2) Cleveland(3) a string of bogeys. He man- ron. He finished with a 141, one-over-pdr, and one ot> ab r h a 70 for 143 with Lee Trevino day's play began. Clarke 2b 5 0 0 Unlndr If 4 1 1 well back at 74-146. aged pars on the last 10 holes stroke ahead of Jack Nicklaus, the PGA champ. " " 1 Ptnson ct 4 0 2 The Giants, snapping out of While II 1 RFoslrrl 4 1 1 "I feel very fortunate, very of the demanding layout, FAlou Ib J Ford rf a wild seven-game tailspin, Murtson c 1 Fosse c ?s happy*" said Coody. "I think I ranked by most of the touring How They Stand Blmbrg rf 3 0 0 Nettles 3b struck hard and fast to beat RHnsn 3b 3 0 0 ChniDIss lb pros as one of the toughest Mlchl si ivca.ua 2b II was a little lucky to be able to ECAN LEAGUE O 0 Atlanta, 6-1, and retain their NATIONAL LEAGUE FPtersn p Comllll ss hang on. I really wasn't play- they play all year. Eat Division > Murcer pn McDwII p a 3 East Division W o o Miller Makes meager three-game lead in W L Per. CB L Pet. GB Kenney pr Hnnlgan p ing that well, but none of us Baltimore 68 51 .633 — ooo He dropped back to two the West over the charging PlttSburOh 88 59 .599 - were. strokes behind when he bo- St. Loul". «J M ,!«2 iVi Detroit 81 64 .559 10 Totals 32 2 6 Totals 32 511 Dodgers, who won their sixth New York 75 69 .521 12'/i Boston 76 71 .517 16 New York JOO 000 000 -] "Well, maybe Bruce. He geyed the 11th hole with three Chlcogo 7« 4! .SIO 13 New York 7J 73 .497 19 Cleveland. 3oa ooo rax — 5 in a row with a 6-3 victory Mwlrool 63 83 ,441 23 Washington 58 IS .406 32 DP - N.y.). LOB - N.Y. 10. Cleve- putts from the fringe, then Phllodelphlo 5» a ,404 !8Vi Cleveland 56 18 .389 34'/i land 4. IB — Uhloender, Comllll, over San Diego. Wit) Division West Division Southern Hay Oakland 92 53 .63.634 F.Alou, Fosse. HR — F.Alou (1), R. punched a short iron to within Son Francisco 83 63 .568 - 67 .539 14 Foster (17), Nettles i (25)r SB — Pin- In the East, Briles held LoSAngelei 80 64 .548 3 Kansas City JO 67 539 son. 5 — F.Ptereson, McDowell. two feet for a birdie on (lie COLUMBUS, Ga. (AP) - day. He closed with a 71. Atlonla" 74 73 .503 W> Chicago 68 77 .469 !4 High Interest 16th that cut it back ot one. Montreal to six hits and Houston 7J .74 .493 II California 68 78 .466 24Vi John Miller went from prom- Alone in fourth place was Clnclnnotl 71 77 .480 13 Minnesota 66 77 .462 35 blanked the Expos 4-0 to Milwaukee. 63 8822 .414 27 Philadelphia (II Ntw York (1(1) He missed a birdie putt on ising newcomer status to that Tommy Aaron with 67 for 274. SonDelno 54 92 .370 29 Yesterday's Resultlts keep the Pirates 5^ games ob r ob rr h Yjsterdoy'i Ruul» Washington at Baltimore, 2. ppd. rain RStono If 4 0 Hrrlsnsrlsnss 4 1 1 and Flexibility the 17th and saw his last of tournament winner at Co- Frank Beard finished fifth Cleveland 5, New York 2 4 1 1 ahead of St. Louis, which got -.. ___- ii Chicago0 Bowa si 4 0 WGrrtt3WGtt3bb 4 O 1 chance go by the boards on lumbus, Ga., yesterday, win- with 67 for 275. Son Francisco 6, Atlanta ' Chicago 3, Kansas City 0 McCarvr c 3 1 MrsholllMrshlllff • " " a four-hit shutout from Bob Houston 4, 2 Detroit 3, Boston 2 Mntanz rf 3 O Clndnn ph 1 0 r the 18th when he put his drive ning the $100,000 Southern The group at 276 included Pittsburgh 4, Montreal 0 Minnesota 7, Oakland 5,10 Innings OJhnson3-.._.. b 4_ _0 Frsllop 0 l o Gibson for a 40 triumph over Philadelphia j. New York i Milwaukee 4, California 3 LllnskOJhnson3l lbb 34 10 Krnpool lb : 0 I in the rough and missed the Open golf title by a whopping Los Anjeles t, Son Diego 1 Tonight's Gomel Money2Llkl lbb 3 1 Jrgnsn r,f Kim Colbert, Gay Brewer and Today's Games 4 0 .4 0 1. the Chicago Cubs. Minnesota (Homm 2-2 ond Koat 11-12) Andrsn cf 3 0 Sngltn rf 4 0 1 green. five-stroke margin. Larry Ziegler while Pete Montreal (Morton 10-14 and Slron- Chmplon p TAArfrct In the two other National ot California (May v-ll- ond Murphy 6- 3 O 2 0 0 Coody, holding a one-stroke ' It was the first tour victory Brown, John Schroeder and mover 7-51 ot New York (Sodeckl 6-6 Hoenr p oo Dyer c 403 League games, the New York ontf McAhdrew 1-5) 2 twinloht Oakland (Hunter 19-11) at Kansas city Gentry p 2 0 1 for the 24-year-old San Fran- Pittsburgh (Blast 13-7) at Chicago (Flhmorrll 4-3) . McGraw p OOO margin going into the last Jack Ewing tied at 277. (Poppas 17-13) CJones ph Mets rallied to nose out Phila- Chlcogo (Johnson 9-10) at Milwaukee 1 0 1 hole, missed the green badly cisco resident who has been' Philadelphia (Reynolds 4-7) at SI. (Parsons 12-15) Bswell pr Brewer's case was perhaps Foil 2b 0 1 O delphia, 3-2, and Houston won LoulMCIevelond 12-10) night Washington (Gogolwnkl 4-4) at Clove- 1 0 O to the right, but chipped up to playing the circuit for a little the most unfortunate of the ^At'anta (Nelbauer 0-01 ot Cincinnati lond (Colbert 5-4) . , • , its.seventh in a row, downing (Nolan~ 11-14) nighnlphtl Detroit (Nlekro 6.7 and Kilkenny 4-4) Totals 31 11 j Totlas 331 It four feet and made the putt more than two years. day as he started off just a Son DiHeae o• (Klrb••*•• y 13-121 ol Houston ot Baltimore (Dobson 17-7 and A/lcNolly Cincinnati, 4-2. (Forsch7. Philadelphia. 000 011 000—2 that was worth about $10,000 a Miller shot a 67 over the stroke behind Miller in seek- i7-if] night It 4) 2 New York.. , O01 000 101—3 In the American League, Loi Angeles (Downing 18 6) ot Sen New York (Bohnicn 12 19) at Boston DP - N.Y. 1. LOB - Philadelphia 6, foot, 6,685-yard, 35-35-70 Green Is- ing his first official tour vic- Francisco (Marlchol 14 10) n ght (Skhcrl 16 91 N.Y. 13. 2B - Marshall, Money. HR - Milwaukee beat Caifornia, 4-3, Luilnskl I2I.SB - Harrelson. S - Mor- Crampton, out of it most of land Country Club course for tory since the 1987 Masters. shall, Horrelson, T.Martinez. the way, flashed into con- a 267 total and tho $20,000 first But it wasn't to be, a fact that tention with birdies on the prize. became evident as early as Hth and 17th, the latter after Second to Miller was veter- tlfe first hole, where he bo- HftllKlSWHWTt a beautiful approach shot left an Deane lleman who man- geyed, and Miller holed a 15- im.mvttst. him a tap-in. aged to pick up only a single footer for a birdie. • Knicks Shift shot with his 66 and earned Miller attributed his victory He just missed on a 40-foot $11,400 for his 272. to steadfastly ignoring his op- birdie putt on the 18th that In third place, one shot ponents. "Before, I've always would have tied him with back, was Bobby Mitchell, paid too much attention to the Coody, then missed the four- who set a course record Sat- leaderboard and the other HlBbir Feleul Xcurvr, Ttilttl To High Gear footer coming back for a Deposit Insurance Corp. urday with 62, but suffered a players," he said. bogey. case of straying tee shots Sun- WEST LONG BRANCH - row night. New York Knickerbocker tans The double session (11 a.m. inclined to get a look at their and 5 p.m.) will continue for Revson Rips idols closeup during their two- the remainder of the club's a-day workouts in the Mon- stay here, GYMNASTICS mouth College court here The veteran contingent In Can-Am would do well to stay away. scheduled to make their initial BRAINERD, Minn. (AP) - The workouts are closed to appcarancesln camp are cap- CLASSES AND TRAINING PROGRAMS Peter Revson chased down the public. tain Willis Reed, Jerry Lucas, and caught world driving However, there i.s one Bill Bradley, Dick Barnott, Fall Schedule Starting Now at... champion Jackie Stewart of chance to see the stars in ac- Dave Stallworth and Dave Dc- Scotland on the third lap and tion. An intra-squad scrim- Bucchere. Walt Frazicr, Mike then roarod away to victory mage will be played here Sat- Hlordan and Phil Jackson re- yesterday in the Canadian- urday at noon, and a limited ported early, and the latter Alt's Gymnastic School American Challenge Cup road number of tickets ($1) are pair saw action in Saturday's race at Donnybrooke still available on a lirst-come, "rookie" game. • . 34 , ^ ^ ' ^ ^ ^ _, COLTS NECK Speedway. first-served basis. Revson, half of the (Julf dreg Flllmore, Kddlo Mast Tickets may be obtained by and Milt Williams, reserves a McLaren driving team, contacting the Community 946-8603 charged by Stewart coming year ago,-. ( •• " ' , K#4 Bunk - »3, 1971 jjft)( for Sun FOREST HILLS; N.Y. (AP) - The sun "Maybe this will give the'grass a chance Today's semifinals survivors are sdrtd- came out. So did Arthur Asnc>Jan Kodes, Tom . to grow back," said Ashe who had been wait- iilcd to duel for the title and $20,000 first prize • Okker and - and hundreds of ing for three days to play Kodes, the 25-year- tomorrow. people who wanted to see them play. old Czechoslovakian Pavts Cup star who upset Also scheduled for tomorrow is the worn-' But the only action at the U.S, Open Ten- top-sewlcd in the'first round en's final, worth $5,0011 plus expenses, between nis Championships yesterday was at the gales 13 days ago. Billie .lean King, the top-seeded player from where guards turned away spectators, telling If the weatherman coopcralcri, the 2H Long Heach, Calif., and second-seeded Rose- them that the men's semifinals had been de- year-old Ashe, of Richmond, Va., who is «•(;(!• mary Casals of San Francisco. Miss Casals layed tor a second straight day. cd Nn. 3, will get his chance.against.Kodcs this was runner-up to of Australia here last year. Mrs. King won the title In 1987. A 00-minule downpour washed out Salur- afternoon - after the fourth-seeded okker, of day's play and an intermittent rain yesterday the Netherlands, meets No, 2 seed Smith, an The men's final could be a re-run Of the left the center court grass soggy and the bare Army private first class stationed at Ft. lflfifi finish. That year, when rain delayed play spots slippery. McNair. Va. one day, Ashe ousted Okker in five sets.

•ISIS 'Scot9 Bucks Rain Hampers Warner Action Laguna Again Kain broke up what would the lourth period to give Rum- babe been a full schedule of son its two points. NEW YORK (AP) - Ken Sept. 26,1970 in Puerto Hico. football in the opening day for Miko Makely, John Trezza Buchanan apd Ismacl La- Buchanan has had only one the Jersey Shore 1'op Warner and Kyle Parks sparkled on guna, a couple of small fight- previous fight in the Garden League, defense for River Plan, and Register staff Pfiolo ers who have been big hits in but his performance that S'ome griddcrs managed to Zipf and Steve Fitzgerald A GLAD HAND (GLOVED) — Adrian Bailey of Wanamassa, right, offers Madison Square Garden, fight night against Donato Paduano run in and out nf the rain were outstanding for Rumson big congratulations to four former New Jersey boxing greats who were there tonight for Buchanan's drew a rare standing ovation drops in an effort to keep the Inducted Into the state Boxing Hall of Fame during the third annual ban- world lightweight champion- from New York fight fans. In the Pee Wee game, Keith slate up Io date. quet last night at Club Bene In Morgan. Left to right are Willie Lamorte, ship. The bout was on the Muham- Bradley had a 10-yard TD run Paul Cavalier, Ike Williams and Sgr, Ray Smith, The fifth living Inductee mad Ali-Oscar Bonavena card Hiver I'laza defeated Hum- and an extra point to lead The scheduled 15-rounder son, 6-2, In a real defensive Rum.5on to a 7-6 win. Jeff Ma- was Stanley Poreda. Twelve other ring greats were honored post- will be the Scot's second de- Dec. 7,1970. humously, including Jack Klernan, the brother of Monmouth County Sher- "They know when you fight battle in the "C" Division, rino got the Hiver Plaza score fense of the title he won from while Manasquan eased by on a 20-yard gallop. iff Paul Klernan. Laguna in a one-point decision In the Garden, then you are something," says the 26-year-, Raritan, lS-fi, in "A", old Buchanan who has a light- In the only two "B" encoun- weight record guarantee of MAKES APPEAR- ters, Asbury Park dumped Courts Open $100,000 for his defense ANCE — Bob Davis, of Southern, 190, and Matawan against Laguna, Neptune, New York Jet beat Atlantic Highlands, 12-2. Cornhuskers and Buckeyes The Panamanian has dis- Mike Meeker scored the In Hazlet quarterback, will make played his flashy boxing abili- a personal appearanco only touchdown of the game HAZLET - The four tennis ties for Garden fans five at the Frogtown Frolic, on a two-yard plunge as Kiver courts at the Hazlet Swim and . Plaza downed Humson. Mee- times previously, and he was Cross Farm, Frogtown, Tennis Club, restricted to ; a decision winner each time. Holmdcl, Salurday at kcr's TD came in the third pe- members during July and Au- ' A crowd of about 15,000, 4:30 p,m, Davis will riod of the defensive battle. gust, now are available to all* Launch Victory Campaigns Jeff Zipf tackled Meeker in paying from $5 to $30 and a autograph several au- residents. By the Associated Preis national champions, were the Top Twenty didn't open fumble recovery in the end gross of about $250,000 from thentic Jet footballs for the end zone for a safety in Permits for use of the ranked second and Ohio State this weekend. zone. all revenues are expected. La- some children. Davis is courts, open seven days a Nebraska and Ohio State, ,11th in The AP's pre-season Nebraska's junior college Placekicker Dana Coun's guna will get 20 per cent of all remembered here for Lew's 'Caddy' week from 7 a.m. In 8 pm( which have long had the win- poll. ' import Gary Djxon scored 52-yard field goal attempt was revenues. his earlier football ca- are issued by the Recreation ning habit under the veteran Elsewhere, fourth-rated three touchdowns, Jeff Kin- •falling inches short of the The Garden also is present- reer at Neptune High Sent to Rockets Commission each weekday at Coaches Bob Devaney and Michigan wore down No. 20 ney rolled up 124 yards and crossbar when Nortnwestern's ing the fight live on national School. Proceeds from MILWAUKEE (AP) - Re- 11 a.m. at its Union Avenue Woody Hayes, posted impres- Northwestern 21-6 in a key quarterback Jerry Tagge Jack Dustin leaped.up and television through syndication the Frolic will go to the serve center Dick Cunning- office. Sneakers or tennis sive victories Saturday as the Big Ten opener but ninth- completed eight of If) passes batted the ball into the end with the New York Metropoli- MCOSS Family Health ham, back-up man to Lew Al- shoes are required for play- 1971 college football season ranked Louisiana State fell to for 98 yards and set a school zone where Rather fell on it tan area blacked out. It will and Nursing Service cindnr for the National Bas- ers. got under way. Colorado 31-21, Pitt upset No. career passing record of 2,989 for a touchdown and a 14*0 be televised live to Panama health programs. ketball Association champion Residents also are invited Five other members of The 15 UCLA 20-25 and 17th-rated yards. Michigan lead. and shown the next day in the Milwaukee Bucks, was sent to to use the commission's three Associated Press' Top Twenty Georgia Tech bowed to South Don Lamka, switched from Snapshooting Joe Fergu- New York area and in Great the Houston Rockets yes- tennis courts at Leocadia however must be wishing they Carolina 24-7. defensive back-to quarterback son completed 16 of 27 passes Britain. terday in return for veteran Court, where no permits are forward .John Block. hadn't scheduled an early Kansas Steamrolls to replace Bex Kern, piled up for 228 yards and two touch- HOW ABOl'TTWOSOMKS?- needed. opener. Meanwhile, eighth-ranked 100 yards on the ground and 60 downs and scored twice him- Scoring will be on the round BISHTON. England (AP) - Cunningham, 25, has been Tennis lessons for begin- Devaney called Nebraska's Arkansas stormed past Cali- more through the air and self to lead Arkansas over system as opposed to the lu- Golf makes children selfish, with the Bucks throughout ners, both adults and children, 34-7 rout of Oregon "a great fornia 50-21, No. 18 Georgia scored four times to lead Ohio California. polnt system used when Bu- says an English school head- their three years in the NBA. are offered at a nominal fee. master, - . • opening win against a good buried Oregon State 56-25 and State over Iowa. Hotshot sophomore Charlie chanan won the title. On that Block, 6-10, began his pro Registration for classes, coni Cecil Stafford-N'orthcnle has Oregon team" while Hayes' No. 19 Stanford eased past Fullback John Bledsee Davis debuted with 175 yards occasion, the German referee career with the Los Angeles ducted on five consecutive stopped pupils at his private Buckeyes churned out 402 Missouri 19-0. Friday night, and two touchdowns in Colo- voted for Laguna by a point Lakers in 1966. He saw limited days from 0:30 to 10 a.m. and tacked on 151 yards, leading boarding schoot Irom playing yards on the ground and 16th rated Alabama turned while the two-Puerto Rican action as a rookie, and went from 3:45 to 4:15 p.m, may be Iowa's Frank Lauterbur to rado's triumph over Louisiana golf because he thinks they back No. 5 Southern Califor- judges each tabbed Buchanan to the Rockets, then in. San made by contacting the recre- crushed Iowa 52-21 in what moan, "With all their running State. The favored Tigers, should first learn team sports. the gruff old coach called "a nia 17-10, making Bear Bfryant backs I felt like Custer famed for their rushing de- the winner by a point. Diego, in the expansion draft. ation office. new style of football we start- only the sixth coach ever to against all those Indians. fense in recent seasons, were ed this year." That's a joke, achieve the maigic number of Michigan's Dave Rather chewed up for 296 yards by son. 200 victories. scored once on an lfi'-yard end the Buffaloes. The Cornhuskers, defending The other eight teams in around and again on a freak Dave Havern's 10-yard pass to Leslie Block in the final pe- riod enabled Pitt .to come from behind and topple UCLA in a wild affair. The Panthers* LiV Grambling: Match starting quarterback, John Hogan, scored one TD and passed 21 yards for another. Star defensive back' Dickie For Big Notre Dame? Harris blocked the punt, which Jimmy Nash carried 15 NEW YORK (AP) - As far Grambling's predominantly ters and I tell 'em to compare yards for a touchdown, and as Grambling College is con- black squad would do against our enrollment to Michigan returned another punt|77 cerned, don't hold your breath the so-called major teams was State's and Notre Dame's. yards to score himself. waiting for that given Satur- put to Coach Eddie Robinson We've only got about 4,000 stu- fVV.,',, . day on which a college foot- following Saturday night's na- dents, ball squad can beat any other tionally televised 31-13 victory "Probably en a given Satur- team- over Morgan State at Yankee day when we're polished down Wall Bows Since little Grambling - the Stadium. we could handle some major '• players are big, the college it- "Somebody asked me about teams but I don't know if To Weather self little - has sent more Notre Dame," Robinson we've got the manpower to do WALL TOWNSHIP - The players into pro football than smiled. it week after week. We weather forecast called for a "They must think I'm blind couldn't play freshmen any other school except Notre 70 per cent chance of rain in Dame, the question of how and crazy. They write me let- against them and our second line are almost all freshmen. the area Saturday night, but "But I want to make it at Wall Stadium Ihe chance clear that we haven't made was 100 per cent. Result - no any great effort to get a ma- competitive auto racing. jor team to play us. If a ma- It was only the second time Colyer Repeats jor school was in real trouble this year track management financially then niaybe they'd bowed to the weather man -^ want to play us. But we rccog^ the other time being the sec- nize that the national organi- ond Saturday in May when a Craig Solo Sail zation NCAA has a College Di- steady downpour won out. vision." Stock car racing will re- FAIR HAVEN - Don Co- second, Dick Gale (MBC) was Robinson didn't always feel sume this Saturday night at lyer successfully defended his third and Dave Minton(MBC) this way, certainly not in the 7:30 which will also be banner title in the Jim Craig Solo was fourth. night for the fans who pursue Skippers from the Shrews- days when Grambling had the Bowl at the Navcsink Sailing pick of the best black athletes this thrill a minute sport, Society Saturday. bury Sailing and Yacht Club Last Saturday night's can- also competed in the ninth an- in Louisiana and other parts Colyer, sailing for the host of the South. cellation also forced post- club, finished 2-1-2 for the win- nual competition for bowl ponDinent of the most popular which Is emblematic of the "About four years back ning low-point total of five. when we were getting all the driving award scheduled to be <»len Richards, representing national single-handed cham- given out this Saturday, pionship in the Wood Pussy best black athletes in Loui- Monmoulh' Bout Club, was fn order to afford each driv- Class siana we could have played er a chance of picking up this ' John Huzzell, the only casu- anybody, but now there's such a fight for them. We've al- coveted trophy, the date for SSYC Has alty in Ihe event, was dis- honoring the most popular masted In Ihe high winds and ways felt if we could get the best buys in Louisiana and a chauffeur has been moved Fall Sailing driving rain that followed back to Saturday night, Sept. completion of the first race. few from nut of state \\a could ()<;KAN PORT - The play with anyone. 25. 1, Don Colver (Navcsink) M-J-5; ?. Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht Glenn Rlchtuds (Monmoulh) I-J*«; a. "Hut now Mississippi and Dick Gnle (Monrnoulh) 3 3 713; 4. Davr Club opened its full racing Mlnton IMonmoulhJ 7-4 4.IS; 5. jock Mississippi State are getting Kline (Wonmoulh) 10-s 3-19; A. Jolm «u- series hero over the weekend. rtyon :Nnve*lrm| I4-S-I-70; 7, Bill oil- sume black players and Loui- Ice* (Monrnouifi) i) HO: 8 Nrd Stinw Don Pagdin captured both INnvMlnk) «»-9-H; », Don Madcon siana State's going to be going (Noveilnkl 4 11 S J5: 10. Tod Ooyd Some old things are still worth a lot of money. races in the (.'(iiiwt class, (Shrcwstwry) 5 8 IMS. after them more. It's surely while Jon Harris was a double gotten tougher for the black .schools. We used to havi: to vlelor competing in the nine Brass beds aia bringing a bundle. H's not hard to figure out why. J light only .Southern, Alcorn Jays, and Mike lluenehan People are gelling filthy rich selling dusty old and other teams in our confer- STAIR CLIMB After all, when you don't have IQ spend that took both events In the Turn- . - . £ t«t lht Bullw : clocks, ••"..'•: . much lime making a Volkswagen look different about Division. MUUCh tO ence for players. Now we hll £*«— P P'ot0»Q lift And the) tamo guy who used to collect Mickey every year, you can devote* all that extra time rr MONTREAL (AP) - Jim have to fight everybody, And for you (ii'.,or , I I;—a Mouse watches lor laughs, Is new laughing'all the making it work better and last longer. ,1,,K.;l.l«fS Fanning, general manager «f if a black boy wants to go to a Citittnl and Aid Imlroi.n: I. Pno'llnln, II, Thou Rutfkud wo/to ths bank. Ihe Montreal Expos, an- predominantly white school, So, if you're wondering whether (hot old lamp In Ill lot.*: I. Jolm OOrO'llkf. 1- '«» Em- that's his business." i" thiir Fhyilcil Then there's Ihe Volkswagen. nounced yesterday that Man- Activilin • T«x Ihe allic is really worth something, check it core-. The years hove been good to Ihe Bug. JTOK ager tletic Mauch's contract In the meantime, Robinson Oidgetifclt if fully for tha initials LCT llouis Comfcri Tiffanyl h * '' DllllJWf- rtcommindtd In fact, Ihe some Volkswagen Beetle that, three' And if you're wondering whether that old car in Hl ratal I. Jun.HnrrI*. '. with Ihe Rational League club will, go on recruiting the big, Rows. - , , has been extended through hungry bnys from the farms, yeors ogo, sold for about $400 less than the over. ihe garafjo h slill worth somoihinrj, chock for Ihe Oni flmib'* mods! cut* • liain to jni( rat.I! li Mnfflt- 7. i . the 197,1 season. the back roads, the bayous of oge economy car, is now worth aboul,$500 more. iniliolsVWIVotkiWngenl. Howe, - dBriinai lowed Con »Iio mum i t'oi.t in' Louisiana and sending llirm nock tin b» nl up en you' ittiit hi Ul foct! 1 (Jill Noi)tfi*f Muuch's conira<:l was to 1 run until the eml of KIT;!, on In tin pins. 2 houri, Doiitd Poriion Rlmuvihlt WMdPli.ll.. "We are milking progress," Tin! licsl of this vear's crop AmomMiestUtiei -2Y««. v.; , SHREWSBURY MOTORS, INC. Ill rt"«' I (fill Kinilil. ?• Kiiiiiiinc, laid a iicus cunfi'i1. ;i|)|irai' In lie guards Soliiinoll A,>.'•(,'• ('iicc, "w> don't think we KIIH.'IIMI Mmit-I, !!5B, Solomon SHREWSBURY AVENUE have Hie best manager;In Cantuui 6-2. 237 and Hilly Nor- SOUTH JERSEY SUKOiCAL K«! 1 ajEASTFNONTSifttl.1 SHREWSBURY r< J. baseball, we know \vu have man 6-2,210 and defensive end •IEOBANK, W.J. the host," '•• John MwHlfiihalltH. 250. / • 7472611 82 The Oailj^ Register, Bed B*ak - MWdletown, NJ, Howty, September 13,1971 Ranger Off-SeasOn Shuffle Pay Off? By ED WALSH Everybody had it that Jean-Paul Parise was the man coming over from Minnesota in the deal. Parise is a left wing- Bob Nevln is gone from the Rangers. Vic Hadfield Is now er and the Rangers were rich on the right side without the captain. Bobby Rousseau has come over from Minnesota. Rousseau. Credit Tim Ryan of WPIX with breaking the story Larry Brown and Tim Horton are gone in the draft. And Glen on this one. Sather Is staying. As for Hadfield in his new role. It seems natural

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Wickapecko Dr. The builder Although the site plan was will be S&R Construction Co. approved by the township Daniel P. Vitello, Ocean- CRINKLE PATENT Planning Board, the proposal port, received permission to CLAIROL KINDNESS COLORFUL 4-PC. needed the final approval of build,a house on an under- CANISTER SETS SHOULDER DAG the iioners. sized Waverly St. lot in Oak- INSTANT SETTER Reg. 2.77 Reg. 3.96 Bernard Karasic, one of the hurst. AND CONDITIONER Mon. & Tues. Only principals, said 25 per cent of Mon. & Tues Only the new structure will be oc- Denied by the board was an Reg. 23.24 cupied by the law offices of application by Mrs. Esther Mon. & TuesTu . only Karasic and Karasic, a firm Hurley of Florida, to build an 97 operated by himself and his 1,800-square-foot house on a brother, Harold Karasic. lot which lacks the proper 44 Charge it The approval goes to Town- land area and all the setback SmarMrim vinyl bag with ship Council with the board's requirements. The property is Se1t hair 8in minutes! 20 assort- Four-piece sets in assort* hidden photo holder. at the corner of Elbcron Blvd. recommendation for that pan- ed patterns with lustrous Black, walnut, tan, "ex- el's final sanction of the spe- and Jerome Ave. ed rollers. Regular or condi- ' tionar selector. On/off switch wet-look finish. Square presso", red, cognac. cial use permit. • The board ruled that Mrs. styling. Hurley created the hardship Ready light. Save! Another measure recom- UCIoiiol Im Sold In H«ndb»f, Mlltlntry I. Wig Dipt. mended to council for approv- she now claims, by selling the adjoining property six years al Thursday night is an appli- > cation by Martin Greenspan, ago and holding the undersize ^^l?'^L^l«^^'II.,s-l--^'I^f^«i .^ Deal Road, to erect a house in parcel. MEN'S RoadSurfacingNears SHORT SLEEVE SWEATSHIRTS End in Union Beach Reg. 2.17 UNION BEACH-The be completed by next Wednes- borough's 23 miles of streets day, Councilman Lembo ex- Mon. & Tues. Only will be stoned and oiled early plained. this week - the end of a three- In an effort to save,outside year construction program. contracting costs for the job In April, 1969, Borough the borough purchased a Council appropriated $88,000 dump truck, a front-end for purchasing road construc- loader, two tailgate sprea- tion equipment and materials ders, and a roller. •for paving of borough "Because we are finished Kodel® polyester short roadways. Council has added with the road program, or sleeve sweatshirts. Navy, approximately {40,000 each about to be, it doesn't mean Brown, Gray..S-M-L-XL. year since for additional ma-, our equipment is now obso- terial. lete," Mr. Lembo, who "It probably cost us in the chaired the meeting in the ab- neighborhood of $160,000 to get sence of hospitalized Mayor the job done," Councilman Alfred T. Hennessy Jr., con- Arthur J. Lembo said after tinued. "Let's say there are the Borough Council meeting. areas that need patching, our "But when our sewers are in- roller will be needed. If we have a bad storm, our front stalled we will have a good If > base for the permanent road end loader will be utilized. We construction." didn't buy this equipment for a one-shot deal." NO-IRON Schedule Beaten BRUSHED NYLON When the program started Joseph N. Ristaino of 904 during the summer of 1969 it Shore Road was approved as BLEND GOWNS CHENILLE SPREAD was earmarked as a five-year a member of Harris Gardens Reg. 5.97 project. However, the work, Fire Co. No. 1. Reg. 2.96 -Mon. & Tues. Only which was done by borough Mon. & Tues. Only employes, progressed so far A recommendation by the beyond expectations that sev- Planning Board to vacate a eral remaining roads should portion of Wilson St. and Co- lumbia Ave., which now run 00 as paper streets through NURSING HOME Board of Education athletic • 24-Hour C.re Charge It 4.33 fields, was referred to the MEN'S LEATHER BOOT • RN on duty all times Lovely bedroom colors in these pre- • M.dic.r. Approved borough attorney. Woman'2s gowns in brushed acetate/ny- Our Regular 13.73 Mon. & Tues. Only NAVESINK HOUSE Council sold at public auc- shrunk, machine washable tion four land parcels at a to- lon. Long, waltz and mini lengths. Em- Genuine leather, zipper 44 RIVERSIDE AVE. RED BANK broidery and lace trims. Pastels. S-AA-L. spreads. Have 3Va" shag borders 842-3400 tal of $800. 10" boot styled with on 3 sides, rounded corners.. 54% cross strap and buckle. Cbarga it Dark brown tone. 6ft -12. rayon, 46% cotton. Full or twin size

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