to Get $609,400 More

Sunny, Warm Sunny and warm today, to* THEDAILY morrow and again on Friday. Hid Hank, Freehold . Clear and mild tonight. I Long Brunrh 7 FINAL Moiimoiitlt County's Outstanding Home Newspaper EDITION VOL.94 NO.66 RED BANK, N.J. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1971 TEN CENTS High Court Rule Bars Group Rental Bans

TRENTON (AP) — New The court suggested that "zoning ordinances are not in- Local officials contended can best be dealt with official- The Appellate Division had could not discriminate be- nanza" for properly owners Jersey shore communities strict enforcement of local po- tended and cannot be ex- that the large groups or young ly by vigorous and persistent pointed out that the Belmar tween families and unrelated but "constitute a public and have been barred by the lice powers, rather than a ban pected to cure or prevent people create a public nui- enforcement of general police ordinance could forbid rentals groups of hudivuals. private nuisance by not meet- state's highest court from in> on group rentals, was a more most anti-social conduct in sance. power." to even two unrelated individ- Hall said that participants ing the minimal standards of posing qutright bans oft sum- suitable approach to the prob- dwelling situations." Hall agreed that "unques- The court ruled in cases In- uals, such as two elderly in group rentals are usually expected social conduct even mer rentals by groups of lem. Impact Seen tionably and regrettably, ex- volving restrictive zoning teachers for example. "unmarried and of one sex" in this rather permissive day young persons. Justice Frederick W. Hall, The ruling could have a sig- cessive noise at all hours, wild laws in Belmar and Manas- Hall suggested that munici- and "human biology being and age." " •' The New Jersey Supreme in his opinion for the court, nificant impact on the tourist parties, intoxication, acts of quan in Monmouth County. palities could try to draft zon- what it is, such a group at- Nevertheless, Hall sided Court, which heard legal ar- said, "we are entirely sympa- trade at shore resorts. immorality, lewd and las- Belmar Test ing or housing code provisions tracts friends of the other sex, with the property owners in guments in the case last May, thetic to the community de- Group rentals have been a civious conduct and traffic The Belmar ban, which was which would limit the number who may live on the premises appeals — L.J. Schier in Bel- ruled 7-0 yesterday that zon- sire to prevent one segment of big economic boon to property and parking congestion often enacted to 1965, was declared of occupants in individual from time to time as well as mar and Klrsch Holding Co.. ing ordinances were not the the summer population from owners who rent cottages and accompany these group rent- unconstitutional last March homes according to available merely vi3it the occupants;" in Manasquau - who said proper method of trying to so adversely affecting other houses to young persons at als." by the Appellate Division of sleeping and bathroom facil- Bonanza that police enforcement, and preserv* peace and quiet for vacationers and permanent higher prices than they could But, ho added, "ordinarily, Superior Court, the state's ities. He added that the rentals not zoning regulations, was all vacationers. residents." But, he added, charge individual families. obnoxious personal behavior second highest court. But he said such regulations provided "a financial bor the answer to the problem. May Shift Rt 18 Line in Marlboro ByJIMMcCORMiCK Department of Trans- Williams, and GOP mayoral house and the right of way." portation, toured the two de- candidate George Lemberger, Mr. DePhillips said thbi MARLBORO - A state offi- velopments with Mayor Mor- The purpose of the meeting "there was a better chance cial .indicated yesterday that ton Salkind, state Sen. Rich- was to get the state to shift that the road could be shifted there is a good chance that ard Stout, and Herbert Gold, the highway away from occu- in the Wbittier Oaks area be- the proposed Rt. 18 may be vice-chairman of the Mayor's pied homes. Mayor Salkind cause it is basically a straight realigned away from homes in Committee on Bt. 18. said that in Wbittier Oaks line in that area," He said Monmouth Heights and Whit- Afterward, they were joined- East, the proposed highway that the highway could be tier Oaks East. in a meeting by Assemblyman actually crosses a resident's moved to the east within the Fred C. DePhillips, assis- John I. Dawes, Councilmen developed property, "leaving state's acquired right of way tant commissioner of the state Richard Herman and John H. zero distance between the tract. Space Available The state, at any given point in the highway, has pur- chased 250 feet of right of See M indszenty Move way, 52 feet of which is needed for the actual paved road. Assuming that the road would run down the middle of the right of way, then the Aid to U.S. Relations maximum that the road could issues. : WASHINGTON (AP) - The asylum. be moved without buying There were denials all Most active of these issues more land might be 97 feet. MARLBORO RT. 18 REALIGNMENT - Discussing the possible change In the plans for tite propc State Department and Hun- involves more than $100 mil- Rt. 18 which would move it away from homes In A/lonmotrth Heights and Wrtittier Oaks East ore» Jeff^; "*' around that W'caitiiiial's de- Mr. DePhMps said that the garian diplomats are ex- lion in claims against the right, Fred C. DePhillfps, assistant commissioner, N.J. Transportation Department, Marlboro* Mayor - prslritog hope for Improved parture yesterday for Rome realignment would be in the Budapest government — $61) Morton Salkind, State Sen. Richard R, Stout, Herbert Gold, chairman of the Mayor's Rt. 18 Committee, U.S.-Hungarian relations in has any direct link to rela- direction of nearby woods, million the United States and Assemblyman John I. Dawes. * • , toe wake of Josef Cardinal tions between-the two coun- which could absorb much of wants as compensation for tfinfttenty's decision to leave tries, but officials from each .the noise and air pollution | war damage in nationalization ' tile American embassy in government* indicated optim- which may emanate from the of property and up to $50 mil- . Budapest after 15 years of ism about settling outstanding highway. lion private American groups say is owed for defaulted In the case of Monmouth bonds issued before World Heights, however, the align- Man's Body Found Offshore Warll. ment might be more difficult. Mr. DePhillips said that Mon> Many Contacts mouth Heights is,near the The last direct negotiations road's intersection with Rt. 79. on these claims took place in and that he must study the May 1970 but State Depart- May Be State Gang Victim matter further before com- ment officials said there have menting in detail on it. FREEHOLD — Authorities been placed in the water in been constant contacts on the were inflicted with a heavy, ant Frank "Frank Condi" here are speculating that a matter "and we have some Another aspect of Rt. 18 dis- blunt instrument, Manning Cocchiaro, who allegedly ran the area of.Brooklyn or Staten body on a slab in.the Mon- hope" for a solution. They de- cussed was the state's plans ' said. . . the Long Branch rackets for Island and floated to the Jer- mouth County Morgue may be nied, however, the Mindszenty for the highway to go; under [ "The man's face was' swol- mobster Simone Rizzo "Sam sey.shore.,, , the latest victim of gangland decision was related to this Rt. 79, which would be ele- len so badly that he would not the Plumber" DeCavalcante.: "The tides generally run violence in New Jersey. hope, vated 10 feet. Mayor Salkind be recognizable to someone Cocchiaro disappeared two south-southwest, and would asked that Rt. 79 not be The body, brutally beaten who knew him," Manning have carried a body to the An official at the Hungarian years ago during an appear- raised, but that Rt. 18 be built and bound with chains, was Mauthorizcd. say should be restored, area of New York." "" ''"*"''' opment. "The governor was correct Austin Tobin, executive di- He said the most practical Also scheduled are public when he vetoed appropria- rector of the Port Authority, plan would be for the federal * hearings on a variance sought tions for a hotel in the World through a spokesman, has government to acquireth,e,old by Mountain Hill Associates Tiade Center in New York-, called the Sandy,Hook rail Jersey Central, right, of,,way ' Inc., proposing » 17-story lux- even though millions had al- plan "interesting" and has in- and for the Port Authority to ury high rise apartment com- leady been committed with- dicated a willingness to con- electrify it — if Gateway Na- plex on Kings Highway East; out public notice. sider it if the candidates are tional Park funds cannot — a hearing'on Colls Glen subdi- . "The governor's move, how,- elected. . ' . and operate trains com- vision, Section III; hearing.on ever, has put him in a bar- In a letter to the governor, parable to the fast, clean Port transfer of a liquor license, Rtsislirstoil pnola gaining position. Some might Mr. Gehricke said: of New York Authority and what Commiltccman Ed- WHOLESALE CITY — Peaches are selected by Mrs. Joan Poland of Middletoyvn with help from Jo- tall it a furm of blackniail, "Like yourself, we believe (PATH) trains between New- ward P. Mitkulv termed seph Miller, manager of new Pantry Pride Wholesale City which opened yesterday on.'Rt. 35 In H'azlet. but if that is what Is.needed to pressure must be exerted to ark and New York. "brief presentations" of the Store features low prices made possible by warehouse concept of food marketing with goods 'displayed proposed new township char- for consumer selection in original shipping cases. Custorher does own chores including bagging of his ter and the first draft of its own groceries, but gets benefit of savings in prices. Wholesale City is open 24 hours a day Tuesday, accompanying administrative through Saturday and until 6 p.m. Sunday. ' \ , , code. The reason the charter and administrative code hearings >are scheduled for a regular meeting night is thai the com- Monmoutli Beach Zoninsf Set mittee hopes a good crowd b will be on hand to receive in- .MONMQUTH BEACH - definitions and swimming pool ries in new homes. New cor- streets." formation, Mr. Makely said. The Council adopted a zoning regulations. ner lots must meet minimum Boat storage will not be per- He recalled that a special fo- ordinance last night which set The ordinance changed A-l frontage requirements on mitted in front yards and only •requirements for Zone A-l rum on the charter and code minimum lot size to 7,500 each street. the landowners boat, less than minimum lot size, corner lot drew only a dozen Interested square feet from 9,000 square Under the new ordinance 28 feet long, may be stored on citizens earlier this month. , frontage, boat storage, fence feet and also set minimum river and ocean shorelines are the property. Private marinas E. Palmer Bennett Inc. of and hedge heights, rear yard square footage for second sto- "de'emed equivalent to and yacht clubs are exempt Bclford, low bidder at 5223,608 on reconstruction of various' from the storage regulation. township streets in .the Mills Swimming pools will only be tract, was awarded a contract allowed in rear and side yards for the work. Another low bid- Trio Is Indicted and may cover up to 25 per der, Lyncar Corp. of Farm- cent of the yard. The pool ingdale, was awarded a con- must be enclosed by a four to tract to channelize Tindall six feet high fence. Road and Patk Ave. on a bid In Assault Theft The ordinance also defined of $72,507. requirements for fences and hedges near street corners. If FREEHOLD - A Mon- Ter., New Shrewsbury, on couraging them to participate SAN FRANCISCO IN-MIDDLETOWN — Exact replica of San Francisco Robert E. Murphy of 67 Tall the fence is within 25 feet of mouth County grand jury yes- charges of robbery and atro- in the alleged beating and rob- cable car, mounted on truck chassis, visited Cooper Electric Supply Co. Timbers Road was appointed the intersection, the max- terday indicted Allan Roch- cious assault and battery last bery. Inc. of Middletown to promote latest line of incandescent lighting fix- constable for a three-year imum Height is 30 inches, or ford, 19, of Second Ave. and July 6 in Long Branch. tures. Stop in Middletown is part of nationwide tour scheduled to last sev- term. The delinquent minors alle- four feet if it does not obstruct Michael Collins, 19, of Chelsea The three youths are ac- eral months. Arthur W. Ketlcy was ap- gedly include Boker and an- the view, such as a chain Ave., both Long Branch, and cused of beating up Joseph pofnted to* the Shade Tree other boy, aged 15, and two fence. John Boker, 17, of Wayside Calandrillo, Washington, D.C., Commission. girls, aged 15 and 16. of the intersection are limited i and robbing him of a seersu- In other indictments handed to a four foot height, and cker suit valued at $60 and a up to Superior Court'Judge fences over 50 feet from the Cable Car Displayed pair of binoculars valued at Francis X. Crahay: intersection are allowed a six $50. - ' ' " Ira R. Arnold Jr., 29, of Wa- foot height. The heights are Birth; Collins and Rochford are verly Place, JRed Bank, is ac- MIDDLETOWN A San devices m track lighting, and scheduled to make stops at the same for hedges. is specially,.wired.to permit 'cading architects, dis- , additionallyfcftargeiijvith con- cused'of embezzling $3,70(1 The ordinance resulted Francisco cable car? R1VERVIEW Somers (nee Joan Carnese),: tributing: te'the'de$i . Somers (nee Susan Flammia), area's environment. — While once it was pos- (nee Dolores Flohl), 1712 Dello, 19, of Asbury Park last totalof?2,651.90. gestion to the Planning Board The car is stocked with a 555 Pedee Place, Middletown, In a campaign statement on sible to go clamming and Union Ave., Hazlet, daughter, June S in Wall Township. Jerome Brien, 21, of Sixth to determine the feasibility of large selection of Prescolite son,-Sept. 27. environment and pollution, he crabbing throughout the tidal Sept. 24. A trial date is to be fixed. St., Union Beach, and Frank such an ordinance. fixtures, including the latest Mr. and Mrs. Adam De- Mr. and Mrs. James Wright. The Dello youth, son of As- W. Hendricks, 20, of Karen charged that in spite of envi- water system of Monmouth vaney (nee Rosalie Orcutt), 44 (nee Prudell Leyck), 66 Ocean bury Park Patrolman William Lane, Brick Township, are ronmental protection laws, County, now it's difficult to Hillcrest Road, Fair Haven, Blvd., Cliffwood Beach, Dello and Mrs, Dello, 1610 charged with possession of not enough is being done to find a stretch of any river or son, Sept. 24. daughter, Sept. 27. Third Ave., Asbury Park, was heroin March 20 in Matawan. Candidate Raps roll back the deterioration of bay that hasn't been at least Mr. and Mrs. Peter Blewett fatally stabbed in the neck fol- Wilson Lodge, 39, of Marlin the ocean, the gradual dir- partially affected by pollution. (nee Claire Cribbin), 183 Lind- lowing a party at a house on Place, Red Bank, is accused tying of the air and the grow- . — The smoke and dirty air that once seemed to stay e^- . en Ave., Highlands, son, Sept. JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL Tilton's Corner Road, Wall. of carrying a revolver without ing problem of solid waste dis- clusively north of, and 24. Neptune Anthony L. Middlecoop, 36, a permit April 39 in Neptune. Middletown Rats posal. "Unless the state govern- around, the Rarltan Bay- Mr, and Mrs. Michael Mor- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Liv- of 19 Park Ave., Port Mon- John M. Miller 3d, 23, of W. MIDDLETOWN —Walter field mouse; it was the kind of ment acts now, and acts dra- shore, has crept down into the ra (nee Eileen Jarowicz), 2 ingston (nee Mary Ann Isel), mouth, pleaded innocent to Bergen Place, Red Bank, is B. Raine, independent candi- lice-ridden, filthy thing you matically, to curb pollution cbunty and on occasion it has Braun Place, Freehold, 65 Wellington Drive, New impairing the morals of his charged with receiving stolen date for Township Committee, find on a water front,"" he and refresh the environment, affected Southern Monmouth. daughter, Sept. 24. Shrewsbury, daughter, Sept. two sons, aged 16 and 14, by property June 28 in Red Bank. promised to keep his remarks added. He is accused of receiving a our children may grow up — It's hard to drive any- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stan- 27. placing narcotics in their non-political at last night's "Are you sure it wasn't a torch-burning set valued at wondering what we saw in where in the county without ton (nee Sally Yarneil), 137 Mr. and Mrs. David Travis clothing and having drugs in meeting of the governing possum?" asked Mayor Har- $280 belonging.to William Monmouth County. coming across a long-time Third Ave., West Belmar, (nee Judy Chapski), Leland and about the home within body, and he did. old II. Foulks. "I got one out Monzo, W. Bergen Place and "What they'll see is un- open space or green tract daughter, Sept. 24. Road, Colls Neck, daughter, their reach, and to possessing Speaking during the public of a catch basin over there Bridge Ave., Red Bank. swimmable beaches, undrin- that'snow been plowed under Mr. and Mrs. Eric Sept. 27. marijuana and hashish. portion of the meeting, Mr. not long ago. A' lot of people Stensgaard (nee Elaine Fret- Middlecoop also denied two kable water, tinhealthy skies and developed. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Schnei- THREE CENTERS START Raine told the committee his will mistake a possum for a well), 99 Green Grove Ave., der (nee Susan Maloney), 60 charges of receiving stolen SJ and unbelievable acreage go- "I know that the price of Three starters on Purdue's of- section of the township — rat," he added. - Keyport, daughter, Sept. 24. Kennedy St., Freehold, (laugh- property, two traffic signs ing to waste," growth is often high, but fensive line played center last Tanglewood West in East "I know a rat when I see Mr. and Mr. Eugene Regan ter, Sept. 27. valued at $10 belonging to Manna, who has lived all his growth is possible without dis- year. Guards Ken Watkins Keansburg — is plagued by one and these are all rats," (nee Betty Myers), 74 First Mr. and Mrs. Paul Edwards Middletown Township and a life in the county, said he has rupting the natural balances and Mike Williams and center .rats which are a menace to Mr. Raine replied: St., Keyport, son, Sept. 24. (nee Deborah Berastel), 29 credit card belonging to ;tlie many'small children in seen the gradual decay of the and systems. What it takes is . Bob Hoidahl all opened in the The problem will be re- Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kly Gravelly Point, Highlands, Manuel Lillo, Newark. All of the area. Asking prompt ac- environment — and he's sure progressive policy and ag- pivot spot. ferred to the Board of Health. (nee Barbara Sembler), 909 son, Sept. 27. the offenses allegedly oc- tion to exterminate the ver- mam Monmoutli Count) resi- gressive implementation." Harris Ave., Union Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sim-- curred in Middletown last OPEN HOUSE " min, Mr. Raine said the' rajs daughter; Sept. 24. onian (nee Barbara Lee) of June 16. FAIR HAVEN — The Par- .are in .such numbers us to con- Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Knaus 307 West End Ave., Neptune, Ford and Middlecoop were ent-Teacher , Association will stitute, a threat, to Iho health (nee Marion Karuk), 120 Colts a son, Sept. 25. arraigned before Superior sponsor an open house meet- .of the community. . Neck Koad, Karmingdale, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Court Judge Walter H. Conk- ing Monday at 8 p.m. in the "I saw, one tonight," the son, Sept. 24. Beekman (nee Holly Slocum) lin. Willow Street School. candidate .said. -'lt was no Mr. and Mrs. James (71- of Route 571 Jackson Town- taway (nee Judy Dallenbach), ship, a daughter. Sept. 26. 90 Main St., Matawan, son Mr. and Mrs. Thomas'- Sept. 25. . Kegelman (nee Marylin Dar- Weather: Sunny? Warm Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Polo- ling) of 205 Lincoln Ave. koff (nee Phyllis Weiner). 20 Avon, a son. .Sept. 26. Becoming mostly sunny and sin damaged 20 to 25 nuibil« reached into the fills and "ills. Huchison Drive, Port Mon- wanner today, high in the up- homes and some 20 barns and Out in the Atlantic, Hum- mouth daughter, Sept. 25. MONMOUTH MEDICAL per 70s. Clear tonight, low in slightly injured at least a doz- cane Ginger turned west will! Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Long Branch the mid 60s. Tomorrow and en persons, Damage in Mara- her 90-milc an-hour winds. Dubey (nee Elizabelh Paha- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pe- Friday mostly sunny and thon County was tstlnmletl at The storm was centered sev- mont), 44 Ocean Ave, East .sano (nee Shirley Celli), 44 warm, high in the low $1.5 million, according to the eral hundred miles cast of Kcansburg, son, Sept. 2S. Rivington Ave., West Long 80s. In Long Branch, yes- National Weather Service. Jacksonville, Fla;, eai'ly Mr. and Mrs. James Black Branch, son. Sept. 2S. terday's high was 69 degrees Severe lightning near Tra- today. (nee Lillian Carlson), 12-A s. Mr. and Mrs. Kldelmifo lr- and the low was 64. It was 67 verse City, Mich., set fires Temperatures before (lawn Brook Gardens, Eatontown, rizary (nee Lux (Jonzales), 600 at t] p.m. The overnight low and downed powei lines. The ranged from ,10 at Kvanslon, 1 daughter, Sept. 25. Front St., Union Beach, son, was li. ) arid the temperature at storm also brought large hail. Wyi),, toSltin Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gavin .Sept. 28. 7 this morning was f»5. The cool air w.is expected TII1KS (nee Kalhenne Kasprzak), 1 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mar- Cool air sweeping across to touch off more storms as it Sandy Hook Willis Place1, Kcansburg, son, riner (nee Elsie Erndl), 40 (lie north central part of the moved across the upper Ohio Today- High3:54.p.m. and Sept. 25. Tcnncnt Ave., Knglishtown, nation today sparked thun- Valley and the lower Midwest. low 10:,'J((p.m, . .. "'"wranrt Mrs," Robert flies- daughter, Sept, 2K. derstofms'as II. collided with •A cloud'shield over the Tofijoi'riiw — High"4:3fi'"a.ni iBrr (ncr ftillv Ann Pollack), Mr. and Mrs. John Kick .summerliki! heat dominating Northwest brought rain to and 5 p.m. and low 1IM.8 a.in 2? FattViC'v Hoad, Marlboro, (nee llonlli Chambers), III I the South and Kasl. lower elevations and snow jo and ll::(t)p,in. D M A f u d nner daughter, fccpi 25 fifth Ave, Asbury Park, son, Tornadoes, hailstorms and upland areas. Travel warn- For Hod Hank ami Kum.snn 5!J, 'L", " , Ii ? °' ' welcoming new teachers to Rumson-Folr Mr. and Mis Michael <;,. Sepl.27. thunderstorms erupted as a ings were posted for Montana biidge, add two hours; ,N[',•)• Haven Regional Hiah School Is en|o/ed by, from left, Mrs. Raymond E fX hospl!al!!* ^airman of the Home and School Association; Brcnda Or- Mr. and Mrs. Constantino cold front rolled across Wis- and northern Idaho. Bright, deduct 10 minutes; 8 r a nll Itl 1 J s s el ? fl . « »' ' ° oph D. Gulllory, French teacher; Miss Pa- - laurel Ave Gogos (nee Patricia Pierce), consin and into Michigan fast Hoi. muggy weather flung Long Branch, deduct 15 rnin- Ph y fea ««riML A / 'education, and Mrs. Evan H. Baker, president of HMft&iilttg-. Sept. 25 455 W. Park An:, Oakliurnt, night. . to the South ajid KJI.SI whore ule.s; Highlands bridge, add it) n th 60 peopl0 lllclud| daughter, Sept. 27. Twisters In central Wiscon- Xi ,?i " y°J* T ' n0 members of the Board of -.-Jftf. *iHf Mrs. Richard temperatures Tuesday minutes. altcnded even*, he|d In Blngham Hall. Tbf Daily RfgUtrr, Bed B*i* - MMdlelown, NJ« Wfdnwday, Stytomhtr 29.197* 3 of the News 1I T0N Tb0 mm to Suspect in County Heist iV !?? ~ administration reportedly is y after Sunday 8 South v P««I- Cannara, a Hazlet contractor, f eta UQ! ? a TSe ate voto on ' '*»»™«> FREEHOLD - Joseph hijacking of a tractor-trailer to organized crime by police The fire at the Zoo tavern, hours later at Perth Amboy S ne"w m * Democratic Leader Mlko D'Orsl, 3$, of Port Reading, containing $18,000 worth of sources, had been scheduled 'Carteret, is under in- General Hospital. charged at the time that the ' . ™ to force total U.S. withdrawal from In- tickets were part of a state cnina in six months. dated to stand trial here Mon- meat owned by the Wakefern to surrender to county detec- vestigation by the Carteret ar- Middlesex County Detective The amendment, like one adopted earlier but diluted in day on two counts of receiving rood Corp, of Elizabeth, The tives here yesterday to begin son squad and the State Orga- Capt. William Keyes termed police program to harass him. •0 conference after House rejection, is expected to pass tho Sfn" stolen property, was burned men are charged with receiv- serving a sentence for car- nized Crime Task Force. Two the fire suspicious. to death In what was termed a ing the meal and the tractor- rying a concealed weapon. men were killed In the blaze, State Police Capt. William It was Cannara who once Congressional sources say the administration fears Immo- suspicious tavern fire in Car- trailer, valued at $15,000, be- Mr.-Keuper said that be- which broke out shortly be- Baum confirmed that mem- told a local newspaper: "They flatc adoption of the amendment would adversely affect the teret yesterday morning. longing to Food Haulers Inc. cause D'Orsi had complained fore 3 a.m. The building was bers of the State Organized say I'm a Mafia guy. What the Und Pmld(mt Nguycn Van ou s D'Orsi and three other men, Trial Still On of being ill, he was visited, at gutted. Crime Task Force are assist- hell business is it of theirs if 5X d ™ ' """PPoscd re- including Louis Petruzelll of Monmouth County Prose- home Monday night by Assis- Carteret police said Lewis ing in the investigation. some Mafia people visit me?" Another reported factor in the attempt at delay is this StUlwell Road, Holmdel, were cutor Vincent P. Keuper said tant Monmouth Prosecutor TzaUo, 44, a part-owner, died During a two-week period in week s meeting in Washington of the National League of Fam- to go on trial here pii two yesterday the trial is still on Steven C. Rubin, a Wood- of asphyxiation Inside the one- September, 1968, shortly be- At the time, Col. David B. ilies of American Prisoners and Missing in Southeast Asia. The counts of receiving stolen for Petruzelll, Frank Esola of bridge policeman and a physi- story bar and D'Orsi, his fore the hijacking took place, Kelly, State Police superinten- league reportedly is split over whether the best,way to free property in Holmdel Oct. 13, North Brunswick and Edward cian who examined him. clothes afire, staggered out of police ticketed D'Orsi four dent, said his department was . prisoners .is through Nixon administration policies or by set- 1W8. P. Robel of Middlesex. D'Orsi was pronounced fit to the tavern and collapsed. times for traffic violations. "interested" In the people ting a fixed date for withdrawal. Tho charges arose from the D'Orsi, who had been linked stand trial, Mr. Keuper said. t)'Orsi died of burns five D'Orsi's employer, Vincent who associated with Cannara. Mansfield's amendment will be debated tomorrow and as- f!^ democratic Leader Robert C. Byrd, said a voto "is ex- • peeled mat day." But no agreement for a vote had been reached when the Senate adjourned yesterday, Castro Encourages Hijackers Bayshore Sewerage MIAMI - Prime Minister Fidel Castro said last night that Cuba, would encourage hijackers of American airplanes If would-be refugees were encouraged to violate Cuban laws by leaving his country Illegally. i Castro made his comments in a speech at ceremonies, Bids Vary Widely commemorating the lltli anniversary of tlie neighborhood Committees for the Defense of the Revolution. The speech in HAZLET - Bids on the signed. BSRA treatment plant, but Havana's.'Revolutionary Plaza was carried over Havana radio Bayshore Regional Sewerage Mr. Hoder was authorized Authority members will make monitored in Miami. Authority's Bast Creek and to proceed with final design at least one concrete step to- "The imperialists should remember that we have never Flat Creek trunk and inter-, for an extension of the Beers ward its construction on Co- pinned medals on any hijackers," Castro declared. ceptor sewer systems came in St. trunk line into Holmdel to lumbus Day. "But to those encouraging illegality here, let them know last night with nearly a mil- allow future sewering of the Authority Chairman An- we shall encourage illegality there." lion dollar difference between area adjacent to the new Bay- drew L. Simonsen said Bay- Castro referred to. the imminent shutdown of the Cuban the high and low bids. shore Community Hospital. shore mayors and other offi- refugee airlift, now in its last stages. He said there was talk Apparent low bidder was Wallace A. Taylor, Holmdel cials have been invited to 4 •that the permanent grounding of the 6-year-old airlift would the M. A. Steven Construction representative to the regional p.m. ceremonies on Oct. 11 result in a rash of illegal departures from Cuba by people haz- Co. Inc. of Orange, with a fig- authority, last night an- marking installation of a sign arding the Florida Straits in small boats. ure Of $1,309,742. Highest of nounced a letter of intent at the future plant's construc- the seven was Cruz Construc- from that township to install tion site in Union Beach. tion Co. of Union, at the necessary collector sys- The treatment facility, Longshoremen Eyeing Strike $2,236,365. tem in the area. serving Holmdel, Hazlet, NEW YORK - Officials of the International Longshore- The authority trunk line will Union Beach, Keansburg, and men Association have authorized strikes at all East and Gulf Register Staff Photo The low bid came within 4 still stop at the Beers St. possible other future custom- Coast ports if New York shippers discontinue a guaranteed in- COLTS NECK GOP CANDIDATES - Incumbent Commlfteeman Carroll per cent of the predicted cost, boundary. But. the Holmdel ers will be erected on 25 acres come plan when contracts expire at midnight tomorrow, S. Pierce, left, running for a full three-year term on the Colts Neck Town- which BSRA engineer Emil J. Township extension of the line between Seventh and Ninth TheiUnion's wage scale committee, composed of represen- ship Committee, explains the aspects of the post to his running mates, Hoder estimated at $1,250,000. will permit sewering of two Sts. on Oak St., one block tatives of all deep sea ports from Maine to Texas, took the Frank E. Kane, center, seeking a two-year term, and Robert R. Pyron, Held For Study nursing homes and a profes- north of Florence Ave. Strike authorization vote in a meeting here Tuesday night. running for a full term. > AU seven bids were referred sional medical building pro- A full negotiating session for the contract covering all the to Mr. Hoder for review and posed for the hospital sector ports was cancelled yesterday because of a deadlock over the appraisal. Contracts will be in the township's hew Master guaranteed income issue and a settlement before the deadline awarded at the authority's Plan, as well as making fea- was pot expected. • Oct. 19 meeting fa the Hazlet sible eventual service to the Union Beach Dockworkers in East and Gulf Coast ports have struck at Republicans Present municipal building. HUlcrest Road area, Including the expiration of every contract since World War, II. How- Newark Testing Labora- St. Benedict's Church and the Sewer Fund ever, union president Thomas Gleason has directed members tories will provide continuing school Administration Build- to work past the deadline provided the shippers extended all testing of construction mate- ing. Code Okayed contract terms. - Slate in Colts Neck rials and supplies for a fee of Funding Okayed COLTS NECK - Frank E. a similar position in Plums- from California. ' one per cent of total construc- A resolution upping the UNION BEACH - The Moraites' Parole Still Slated Kane, Freehold Borough su- tead Township, Ocean County. The candidate, who was tion costs, or about $100,000, maximum amount of money state Division of Local Fi- WASHINGTON - The U.S. Board of Parole is sticking to perintendent of schools, John He was graduated from Kings graduated from the Univer- payable in monthly in-< the BSRA can borrow from nance yesterday gave approv- an earlier decision it made to grant parole on Dec. 20 to Peter R. Pyron and incumbent Car- College, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., sity of North Carolina With a stallments. the Keansburg Middletown al to this community to adopt, Moraites, former speaker of the New Jersey Assembly, in jail roll S. Pierce are the Republi- with a B.A., and from Rutgers B.S. degree, is employed by The authority announced National Bank from $1 million an ordinance appropriating $3 since April for receiving illegal fees. can candidates for the three University with a master de- Sea Land Service, a contain- receipt of a $2,070,875 con- to $1,500,000 was approved. million for sewer construc- Moraites',case was reviewed yesterday after the board seats on the Township Com- gree, erized ship concern, based in struction grant from the' state The move amends the is- tion, The Daily Register has said It bad not known of a federal indictment against Moraites mittee up for grabs in Novem- Mr. Kane will seek a two- Port Elizabeth. Department of Environmental suance of $1 million worth of learned. when it made its original decision Sept. 13 to grant parole. ber. year term, while Mr. Pyron Under the new census, the Protection. The sum, amount- bond anticipation notes au- i Final adoption of the bond- Moraites is serving a 16-montb sentence in the Federal The Democrats are ex- and Committeeman Pierce population of the township ex- ing to 25 per cent of total con- thorized in July. ing ordinance was delayed by Correctional Institution at Danbury, Conrh, in connection with pected to announce their can- will seek full three-year ceeds 4,500, and so the present struction costs, will be in- Mr, Taylor said the increase Borough Council last his guilty plea last April to accepting $1,600 from a shipping didates tonight. The two resi- terms. Mr. Pierce will be run- three-member' committee creased when Keansburg will enable the authority to Thursday pending the out- company that sought loans from the Midland Bank & Trust Co. dents expected to be named ning unopposed. must add twbseats. The com- Joins the BSB4'.a$:a..,(ustqin-. "have enough funds on hand come of yesterday's session of Paramus, N.J., where he was a director. He began serving are Robert, Baggltt, Huelitt Mr. Pyron, who is 45 years mittee currency consists of er. A revised contract agree- when contracts come due." with the state finance direc- the sentence April 26. Road, and Sal Zocchi, Bur- old, resides on Bana Lane' Republicans Robert L. Simms- ment with Keansburg was ap- The state DEP is still study- tors. On Aug. 25, he was indicted by a federal grand jury in lington Trail, with his wife and four sons. Jr., Mayor Kenneth E. George proved last ight by BSRA ing final design plans for the Journeying to Trenton to . . Newark, N. J., on a charge of conspiracy in connection with an Mr. Kane, who is 38 years He moved -here six years ago Jr., and Mr, Pierce. members, but is not yet six million gallon per day present the borough's case ' alleged $2.4 million fraud involving the same bank. old, lives with his wife and were Mayor Alfred T. Hen- four children on Holland nessy Jr., borough,attorney Nixon Meeting With Gromyko Lane. He moved here three Philip J. Blanda Jr., borough years ago from Mount Holly. Reform Advocate Quits Prison Unit auditor George Huss and WASHINGTON - President Nixon meets with Soviet For- Prior to becoming Freehold borough engineer Frederick eign Minister Andrei Gromyko on disarmament and ether is- superintendent of schools four TRENTON (AP) - Gov. because of "our shared con- was put down with force and written on Fortune Society H. Kurtz. sues today in an atmosphere warmed by several new U.S.-So- years ago, Mr. Kane served in William T. Cahill has accept- viction that his nation's prison 42 convicts and guards were stationery. The organization The borough has received Viet agreements. , , ed the resignation of a leading system is indeed a dehumaniz- killed. • was founded to help former notification frnm the federal The two superpower nations joined Tuesday in proposing a prison reform advocate from ing failure." He wrote to Cahill, "There prison inmates adjust to life . Department of Housing and ; biological weapons (ban treaty to the Geneva disarmament Shelter Task the New Jersey Commission Cites Importance is a deep seated evil in our outside prison walls and to Urban Development (HUD) committee. Their two foreign ministers will sign accords here on Vocational Education in But, Cahill said, while voca- prisons and the New Jersey work for reforms inside the that it is eligible to apply for a tomorrow on modernizing the Washington Moscow hotline and Force to Meet Correctional Institutions, but tional education would not prisons are no better and no walls. 50 per cent grant for sewer on avoiding accidental nuclear war. . ' ., has rejected the reasoning be- worse than most." EATONTOWN - The Task solve all the problems noted Rothenberg said he was pro- construction. If this aid is fi- But optimism from these developments and the historic hind the resignation. by Eothenberg, "1 think you Rothenberg said after testing "the absence of hu- nally fuliy funded the borough Big Four Berlin Agreement signed Sept, 4 is tempered by sig- Force on Children's Shelter fail to recognize the impor- will receive $15 million to- sponsored by the National As- David Rbthenberg, execu- serving on the Attica com- man dignity and the failure of nificant differences remaining between the United States and tive secretary of the Fortune tance of education and job mittee he was "convinced recourse for the inmate." He ward the total ?3 million an- the Soviet Union on a host bfimportant subjects. sociation' of Social Workers, Society and a member of the training as part of the process that we need dramatic over- ticipated cost. N.J. Shore Chapter, will meet charged the prison system de- On European security — a topic slated for Nixon-Gromyko observers committee at the of rehabilitation." hauling of our prisons,' not to- humanizes the inmate and Council is expected to adopt attention — the Kremlin has been less forthcoming than U.S. tomorrow in the Borough Hall Attica Prison riot, resigned ken inquiry." here from 8 to 9:30 p.m. The governor said inmate brutalizes him psy- the ordinance at its Oct. H officials had hoped. Marie Ziegler, Monmouth Jrom tne commission yes- demands for more education The letter to Cahill was chologically. meeting. Count...... y welfar. ..p e socia' . l. worke. r terday. ' and training, including the.de- Students Seen Spared in Draft and chapter president, an- 'The commission on. Voca- mands made at Attica Prison, TRENTON — New Jersey college officials feel that the nounces that State Sen. Alfred tional Education has been "bear this out." Skrivanek Slated For Board Seat nothing more than a dis- new draft bill signed into law by President Nixon will have N. Beadleston and Freeholder Cahill said he disagreed MIDDLETOWN-The The new board member will a member of the Community little effect on most students. • ' Director Joseph C. Irwin will traction from, the real prob- with Rothenberg's description lems of the inmates in New, of vocational education in Board of Education will meet be Donald R. Skrivanek of 66 Affairs Council and the Hous- The bill, which President Nixon signed Tuesday, will not be mairi speakers. Jersey prisons," Rothenberg prison as merely "bandaids in special session Monday to Main St., Port Monmouth, ing Authority. at ail affect students who have previously held 2-S deferments. The public is invited to at- told the governor. on gangrene." appoint a compromise candi- long active in civic affairs and Mr. Merker has indicated he They are entitled to keep the deferments until reaching either tend and discuss such needs in date to the seat vacated by current president of Middle- will run in February for a the end of their fourth college year or their 24th birthday. Monmouth County as a chil- Cahill later released the Rothenberg was called to town Helps Its Own. Mr. text of a letter he sent to Attica to serve on the observ- Emanuel Katetl, who resign- regular three-year term on Present freshmen and future college students will not be dren's shelter, group homes ed. Skrivanek will serve until the board. eligible.for the deferment. But the consensus of administrators Rothenberg accepting the res- ers committee which became February, when Mr. Katell's for adolescents, day care cen- the mediator between re- at several New Jersey colleges is that these students will not ters, child abuse laws and ignation. ' three-year term expires. have to worry about the draft interrupting their college ca- bellious convicts and state of- Mines Reported Rich trained volunteer services. ficials before the five-day riot Flag Thefts The board also received ap- reers. plications for the vacant seat TOKYO (AP) - Geological "I don't see this bill at the moment having any con- from Gary P. Foulks of Leon- studies show that mainland sequential impact on our freshman class," commented Newell Spur Offer ardo, son of Mayor Harold H. China's deposits of tungsten, Brown, Princeton University's director of career services. "It Foulks; Thomas J. Magin, tin molybdenum, antimony, will be nothing traumatic." In Keyport who unsuccessfully sought the zinc, manganese, aluminum Democratic nomination for and lead rank among the larg- Jerseyan Nabbed in Extortion Try KEVPORT — "If anyone Township Committee in June, est in the world, Peking's Deeds a flag so desperately and Donald C. Merker of 17 New China News Agency re- FORT LAUDEKDALE, Fla. - A 35-year-old New Jersey they have to go out and steal, Walada Ave., Port Monmouth, ported. man was arrested by federal agents Tuesday moments after let me know and maybe I can he attempted to extort $15,(100 from a prominent Fort Lauder- help them obtain one," Coun- dale businessman, the FBI said. cilman Leroy P. Hicks said at The FBI said Anthony Accel turo was arrested on charges last night's Borough Council of Interstate transportation to commit an act of extortion. meeting. Accetturo, of Orange, who has been living in South Florida Councilman Hicks reported Dig they must.*. for several months, was apprehended after receiving a $15,000 that during the past two payment from Fort kaiidordnlc investor Robert Holllster, weeks pranksters have re- agentsifelti. , • ; moved the American flag as pay we will! Kenneth W. Wliittakor, the' Federal' Bureau of In- well as the county flag from vestigation's special agent in charge here, described the ex- council chambers in borough tortion attempt as "a ilasslc shakedown." He said the FBI Is hall and flags (rom several seeking other persons In connection with the same violation. places throughout tho borough. "Not only are our flags missing here," he said with a gesture, "but flags have been taken from the Fireman's MAIN OFFICE: • CHESTNUT ST., RED BANK, N.J. Onoi Park, the First Aid Squad BRANCH OrFICIiS: IIS RT. 31, MIDDLETOWN, N.J. building, the VFW and from in 10 BAST MAIN 5T,,PH6EH0LD, N.J, front of our street department Vt BROADWAY, LONG BRANCH, If J. buUdlng," he stated. 1 tltcbllltiad In Wl by' jotinTTccoH ond Hwry Clay ' "The American flags we PUBLISHED 0V THB RED BANK UB0IST6R ttomiu ot lha Associated Press—Th* Aisotloled Press l> unllllit) tx- can replace, but I don't know In. ^> _,' clunlv«ly to tho uftir for repwbllcaiiDn of oil tlio locnl mvji printed In Ihlf about the flag the county gave pB WISB... Finance your sewer system htwipaper ai well as all AP nowi dlitwlchei, us," he continued. "If people hookup costs through us lacondcloupojtof*pnlrt at IIM aanic, N.I. o/roi nndnl odoillannl mim- NEW VOTER - Tuck/ Stout, 20, left, registers to voto at the Ocean want a flag that "badly 'let me ing otrk«. F*tJb1IfttioS dally, Momloy Ihraufili Friday. Mall subscrlptlonft IKiyobl* In advancet i ' Township municipal building as her proud father, State Sen. Richard R, know. I'm sure the VKW or on our special low terms I W««k I Miinlli 3 Monlhi «M(mlh» I Y«or t.Stout> second from right, R-Monmriuth, looks on, Ocecin Township-Mayor the American Legion will help >.»0 I3.M M.5O *U,M UJ.0O Joseph Palala and Deputy Township Clerk Mrs. Donnellon assist the new in supplying them one," he Momi Oellviry by CorrUr - SO C«nli o w«k 1 ftlnglv copy at counlnr, 10 Cen*j. voter. :'.. concluded. MIMBEHOFF.O.i.e. AND Tmnnr • 4 Tbe I)sil> Hrjjiiii-r. Itcrf Hank - MirMkuiwn. NJ.. fiVdwwby. &'|KMHIM¥29.1971 Councilman in Keyport Marlboro Alignment Await Test *"" Obituaries 18 Ma Shrft Result In Enters Race for Mayor <* *• keepin?g as much land as pos< (Continued) siblc on tho tux rolls. Ho said ^ Death By ED WALSH year as a councilman, has his failed by 182 votes to unseat passed a resolution asking (lie Hint the municipality could Clifford Green Is Dead at 75 Democratic council col. incumbent Republican Mayor state to deed the township all derive added revenue if tbe -f MATAWAN - Officials at RED BANK — Clifford Al- and later promoted baseball KEYPORT - It's official. leagues and a" former Demo, Robert J. Strang, said ho feels right of way land acquired but rights of way and the exten- ithe state medical labora-; cxander Green, 75, of 82 W. activities in thu borough. Councilman William A. Ralph cratlc councilman as a trio of his party should have bucked not used by the state. Mr. sive Marlboro Psychiatric . 'tales, Newark, arc running Sunset Ave. died Monday Surviving are his widow, .is now a full fledged indepen- co-chairmen of his campaign, him this year in his quest for DePhillips said that the. Hospital were on tho rolls, {chemical tests before a defi- night at home after a long ill- Mrs. Viola Green; two daugh- dent candidate for mayor. launched last month; Mayor Strang's unexpired state's practice has been to nite finding is made on the ness. ters, Mrs. Catherine Hawkins three-year term. ask tho municipality involved Mr. Gold asked if the high- Mr, Ralph, a Democrat, Needing only 49 valid signa- way could not be rerouted Icause of death of a 19-year-old. He was born in Orange. of Rochester, N.Y., and Mrs. filed a petition containing tures on his petition Mr. ii tliey want to use the land, . youth. tic and his late brother, Evelyn Cobb, here; two sis- Mayor Strang, who was and if the answer is no, then completely, so that it would more trlan 200 names with the Ralph presented tho names of not go near any of the housing • Monmouth County Medical Herman Green, started an ice ters, Miss Mildred Green, county Board of Elections more than 200 eligible voters. elected for a four-year term, the land is sold. , Examiner Stanley M. Becker delivery business here in 1922. here, and Mrs. Ruth Jordan of moved to Florida with his Mayor Salkind asked if the developments, Mr. DePhillips yesterday and will join Re- "I was told to come in with said that detailed realignment ' - said test results will be ready He retired in 1952, and then Rochester; five grand- publican Councilman Henri J. a few more names than I ac- family earlier last month. land would be given to the in a few weeks. A final ruling was employed by the county children, and three great- "I was always an indepen- township. Mr. DePhillips said might cost tho state $5 million Hansen and Democratic Orga- tually needed," he •com- in delaying costs of over threo will then be made on the government. grandchildren. nization backed Theodore W. mented last night. dent before I was elected as a he could not answer thut ques- ' death of Keith A. Thomsen of He was a pitcher on the Red F. Leon Harris Funeral Democrat in 1969," Mr, Kaiph tion at this time. years, as well as the cost of , Cross Road, who died Sunday. Csik in the race for the top Mr. Ralph, who had the acquiring new rights of way. Bank Orioles baseball team Home, here, is in charge of administrator's job. Democratic organization's said, "It's not hard to become Councilman Herman said - An autopsy was performed arrangements. one again." that he was conisrnedIwith ' Monday. Mr. Ralph, in his second support last year when he Funeral services were held James T.Nixon PRODUCE DEPARTMENT yesterday in Tylersvillc, NEW SHREWSBURY - COUPON •Staten Island, N.Y. James T. Nixo'n, 63, of 79 ; Police said the youth was Plum St., died Sunday at Riv- TOWARD THE PURCHASE OF discovered unconscious in the erview Hospital, Red Bank, TOTAL CEREAL BANANAS Broad St. home of Mrs. Marie following a long illness. 12O2.PKG. Dennis, where he reportedly Mr. Nixon was born in Al- GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUVS On* coupon per cvilomtr. - •*. had been visiting. lentown and had lived in Fair Good thru Sat., According to police, they re- Haven for 33 years prior to Oct. 2.1971 sponded to a call for help moving here seven years ago. " RB9/Z9 from a friend of the youth, He was a retired government Ronald Purdy of Sutton Drive. ' employe who had worked at Police reported Dr. Milford Ft. Monmouth. D. Panzer pronounced young He was a member of St. TOWARD THE PURCHASE OF .Thomsen dead. Thomas Episcopal Church CHASE &SANBORN HELESS ROAST and Celestial Lodge 36 of Ma- COFFEE 3 IB. CAN sons, Prince Hall Affiliate, witH VALUE Charles L. Emslie Red Bank. He Was an Army OUfOM 1/20IHOF1* WEST KEANSBURG - veteran of World War H and a GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS Charles L. Emslie, 64, of 53 member of the Disabled One coupon per cuitomsr. Compass Road, Holly Hill American Veterans, Red Good thai Sat., . . Trailer Court, died yesterday Bank. - Oct. 2,1971 RB9/29| FRESH GREEK CABBAGE, 8 in Monmouth Medical Center, Surviving are his widow, CRISP JUICY Long Branch. Mrs. Mildred Banks Nixon; a Born in Aberdeen, Scotland, son, James T. Nixon II,, at VAIUABLE COUPON 1=:!=: MCINTOSH APPLES he was a resident here four home; a daughter, Mrs. Son- TOWARD THE PURCHASE OF MESH LONG years and formerly lived in dra Parker, Red Bank, a CUT RITE 125-FT. ROIL Brooklyn. grandchild, and several un- CUCUMBERS 3-25 WAXED PAPER U.S. 11 YEUOW GLOBE He was past master of La-^ cles, aunts, and cousins. GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS fayette Lodge; F&AM, New The Childs Funeral Home, One coupon per customer. York City, and a member of Red Bank, is In charge of ar- Good thru Sat,, ONIONS . Stonesette.rs Local 84, New rangements. Oct.?. .1971 NIWCROP York City. „ RB 9/29| _. ^-^ * II—_. SWEET POTATOES 23 , Surviving are his widow, Edward B. Rathbun JUfO Mrs. Marion Mclndoe Emslie; OCEANPORT - Edward GROUND DAIRY DEPARTMENT * two sons, Charles L. and Brinton Rathbun of 61 Cayuga =1==|= TVfttuTait COUPONfc^: b . George A. Emslie of • Hazlet; Ave, died suddenly yesterday TOWARD THE PURCHASE OF CHUCK < . two daughters, Mrs. Marion in Railway Hospital. HEINZ571O OZBT i Jenkinson of Brooklyn and Mr. Rathbun had lived licro BISCUITS Mrs. Nancy Gaughrtn of Mas- 10 years, previously living in STEAK SAUCE BUTTERMILK OR COUNTRY STYLE tic Beach, L.I.; several broth- GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS HIP Red Bank and Fair Haven. Ono coupon per customer. lEItlCK VIM PILLSBURY . ers and sisters in Scotland, He was a sales representa- Good thtu Sat, CHOPS 5HOULUER sjid 13 grandchildren. tive for Industrial Foods Inc. - Oct. 2,1371 KH \k. 69 Arrangements are under di- of Perth Amboy. ___—___—, RE9/29 CHOPS 99* CHOPS , rection of the Day Funeral He was a former member of • Home, Keyport, the Red Bank Lions Club and CITY CUT SWALl IEAN& MEATY TRIMMED FIRST CUT Monmouth Boat Club. COUPONE:yr|rj CHUCK Surviving are his widow," SPARE George F. Breuninger Mrs. Marguerite Rathbun, TOWARD THE PURCHASE OF RIBS STEAK KEANSBURG - George F. and three sons, Robert S., Ed- NESCAFE 10 OZ. JAR Breuninger, 73, of 12 Euclid ward B: and Ronald Ratlibun, INSTANT COFFEE Ave. died yesterday in Riv at home; a brother. George GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS erview Hospital, Bed Bank. Rathbun of Bethlehem, Pa., One coupon per customer, He was born in Newark and two sisters, Misses Mi- • .Goodthru Sat., •*•"• Oct. 2,1971 SAUSAGE where he'lived for 25 years riam and Sarah Rathbun of ______„ RB9/29I before coming to East Keans- Allentown, Pa. burg. He moved to Keansburg Trexler Funeral Home, Al- five years ago. lentown, is in charge of ar- Mr. Breuninger, a retired rangements. - . -rlvALUABLf COUPON k3=r painter, was a member of the TOWARD THE PURCHASE OF Bayshore Community Church, CLOROX 2 DRY BLEACH EastKeansbiirg. Thomas F. Flynn 40 OZ. SIZE COTTACE CHEESE«33 wim His wife, the late Elizabeth MATAWAN - Thomas F. COUPOI, Ml E. Kopp Breuninger, died in "Frank" Flynn, 96, of 127 Ra- 67' 1966. vine Drive died, yesterday in GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS In! HYGRADE'S FAMILY STYLE BOLOGNA OR One coupon per customer, C Surviving are a son, George the Arnold-Watler Nursing r , CRYVACK ' Good thru Sal., ROASTING PORK , 49 LIVIRWURST 3-4 IB. AVG, Breuninger, with whom he Home, Holmdel. Oct. 2,1371 RB9/29 lived; a daughter, Mrs. Ber- Born in Brooklyn, he was a 'WO OSCAR MAYER ALL BEEF OR, , SWIFT PREMIUM BROWN & nice Thomas of Fords; a sis- resident here 14 years and for- ( V A C ter, Mrs. Selma Kaspereen of merly lived in New York City. COUPONMrfcz ALL MEAT BOLOCNAS.>55 SAUSAGEP A C K 63 Irvington, 18 grandchildren *3' FREIRICH BONELESS _ _ The husband of the late TOWARD THE PURCHASE OF TWO GUYS SKINLESS All MEAT and seven great-grand- Mrs. Martha Groarke Flynn, children. he retired 33 years ago as an FREEZE-DRIED8 0ZJARUJ FRANKS fc59« SMOKED BUTTS ,79 FREIRICHSHORT-CUt The John W. Mehlenbeck installer for the New York MAXIM COFPEE Jjij HYGRADE'S WEST VIRGINIA Funeral Home, Hazlet, is in Bell Telephone Co. GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS' charge of arrangements. One coupon per customer. lb£9< SMOKED TONGUES. 79' He was a member of the Good thru Sat., nfl SLICED BACON Telephone Pioneers of Amer- Oct.. 2,197] B1RDSEYE NON-DAIRY TOPPING ica, New York City. RB 9/29 PACK Mrs. Patrick McGloin Surviving are a son, James E - RED BANK - Mrs. Anne T. F. Flynn, here; six grand- COOL McGioin, 64, of 38 Pinckney children and 11 great-grarfd- Road died Monday in Riv- children. GREEN GIANT SALE! POPE BRAND CHICK PEAS erview Hospital. Arrangements are under di- TOWARD THE PURCHASE OF WHITE OR RED WHIP She was born in Belfast, Ire- rection of the Day Funeral 12 OZ. CHOCK FULL 0'HUTS NIBLETS CORN CAN; BIRDSEYE INTERNATIONAL 45< land. She lived 40 years in KIDNEY* r% ft Home, Keyport. SPECIAL PROCESS 17OZ. . All .10 Bergenfield before moving tii SWEET PEAS CANS here a year ago. 8 OZ. JAR COFFEE 16OZ. VEGETABLES VARIETIES OI,I GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS m She was a communicant of WillyScIuek One coupon per customer. GREEN BEANS CANS BIROSEYE; i St. James Catholic Church, Good THRU Sat, and a former communicant of RED BANK - Willy rw O 1Q7I 4.. Schrek, 72, of 285 Spring St., RB9/29 TIDEXK COB CORN 39* St. John's the Evangelist 13 Catholic Church in Bergen- died Monday in Riverview APPETIZING DEPT. Hospital after a short illness. DETERGENT i 25'OFHABEL . Mr. Schrek was born in Ger- 4 89 Surviving are her husband, many and lived here five BUITONI JAKA IMPORTED Patrick J. McGloin: two sons, years, having formerly re- TWO GUYS UNSWEETENED IW0 GUYS StICfO • HAlVf ' Patrick J. McGloin Jr. of Fair ORANGE GRAPEFRUIT • HUDSON NEW sided in Newark. FREESTONE •Haven and Edmund J. SPAGHETTI SAUCE OR : McGloin, here; three daugh- He was employed by the FLAIR NAPKINS HAM ters, Mrs. Alfred Bruno of Pabst Brewing Co., for 31 All. BLENDED JUICE PEACHES Ramsey, Mrs. Gerald Powers years, 10 of them as a fore- VARIETIES of River Vale and Miss Ber- man. ROLL He was a U.S. Army veter- 99 nadette McGloin of New York City, and 10 grandchildren.. an of World War I. tWO OUM IO»DIHC H»«» 2£77< John E. Day Funeral Home Surviving are four sisters, ONE BOOK SPECIAL Mrs. Frieda Doelling, with CONTADINA HEINZ is in charge of arrangemenls. whom he made his home, and three other sisters in Ger- TOMATO PASTE TOMATO Cord of Thanks many. KETCHUP The family ol the fate William Sinclair Arrangements are under the WISH to sincerely thank the doctors, nun. •i. dieticians, technicians and «ld« ol the direclion of the Wordcn Fu- ELECTRIC HOT TRAY 7 Rlvcrvlew Hospital for the exceptional i "OE VON BY CORNWALL" T tun-, jjl ^f care t» received curing his conunerrjent. neral Home, here. Our word* cannot adequately expre»& our appreciation 'or your aallcailon. deiign rn, SANDWICH JUST STAMP BOOK DUNCAN HINES FAMILY SIZE nuusur( , „,, p0CK Mrs. Trunk Zapor , HUDSON 4 rail poch 3 IB, Death Notice REG. 4.8B GIFT DEPT. 1 WEST KEANSBURG - WHITE BREAD PULLMAN39. GREEN — Clifford, 75, of 82 W. Sunset Ave,, Red Bonk, died Sept, 27. Beloved twsbond of Viola Green; devoted tamer ol Mrs, Helen M. Zapor, 73, of 38 BROWNIE MIX "• 59'BATHROOM TISSUE 43 ITALIAN STYLE Mrs. Catherine Hawkins and Mrs. Evelyn llth St. died Monday in Mv- Cot*; brother ot Ml:s Mildred Green ol n tied 60nk and Mrs. Ruth Jordan of Roch- crvicw Hospital, Red Bank. TORPEDO ROLLS ttter, N.Y. Funeral services Friday tl It" 0.m, from the F, Leon Harris Funeral She was born in Brooklyn INSTBREAKFAST 49 DIH SUCES Home, Red Bank, Father Earl Scoti offici- SUN COUNTRY 17 ating. Friends may calf ot the funeral and had moved here two APPLE PIE 23 ol. nomi Thursday 2*4 and 7-10_p.m. Inter- months ago. at, ftffltt White Rlrfjje Cemetery, Eotontawn, AIR FRESHENERS PU1HDETERGENT£25'AIAXCUANSI ill* w Surviving are her husband, MORSE - Edward S., 119 WlllowTlT, STREU$EL RING Fair Haven, N.J., on Sunday, September Frank A. Zapor; a daughter, ,,.35' Mi IN), of home. Beloved husband of Wi- STAR UNIVERSAL FABRIC SOFTENER GALS. nifred S. Morse. Devoted father of Mri, Mrs. Archie Pyburn, with PLAIN, SUCJAH PKQS,$ f AimeConwoy, Mrs. Borboro uwu, RICH- BACH BURRY on CINN, . »l)2 | qrti, Donoid, Edward, Roger, Arthur, and whom she lived; a son, Frank DONUTS 3 Alton, Funeral Services Wednesday, ol 2 WITH A FOOD PURCHASE Of 52 O« MOItE, B.m.> Narmwi FuntM Home, lit Klnd- T. Zapor of Rockville, Md.; a Srkomock Hi., Orodell, N.J. Interment OU8EWARES DEPT. MR. CHIPS COOKIES 53 H8 HO CRACKERS 1*43 rjotkwwck Cemeiery following services. brother, John Zerweck of POTATO CHIPS ... 39' N.Y., and

III b« ftrlH • Arrangements are u OPEN DAHY W« i«t- The Middletdwii Political Situation Distinguished Service Medal, wanders. • and was showered with deco- ('». U. It. Iourtillott • 1? Flimti'll Court niir town a service, but Is leader Joseph Az/ollna and miration of President Theo- greatest accomplishment as . ' ' Middlcloun, N..I. trying to fiirther I heir own po- two members of the Township dore Kooseveit, commander of the A.K.K. was YOUR FAVORITE STORE WANTS To the KdlKir:' liliiiil luliircat our expense, I ROM OIK Committee are up for reelec- At the outbreak of tin: Itus- to preserve the unity of Ihc YOUR CAT TO BC THEIR GUKT As we once iin.'iin htart Ihc Ari! there rm real issues? tion. so-Japanese War in IIMKi, I'er- American Army. The Allies political season in Miildlrlmui l.cl us hear smiiellinij,' ton- Sincerely slnng was appointed military wanted to usi,' the Americans KITTY, Pier !9 and as 1 read Hie news re- KKADKKS Sealtle, WA 9B119 struclire not destructive, ; llnnry J. l-Tanagan observer with the Japanese as fillers in (heir ranks, lie leases uml charm's i)i>jui> is- Here are 3 KTTTV SALMON Cat food Mrs, Hubert ]', MeCu'tclienn army. Liner he returned to opposed (heir slow trench labtli' or 3 libels from any oilier sued by the Democrats, I (.on. PI tlii' Philippines as governor of warfare and proved that fast, KITTY BRAND Cat Food Product, Send can't help but lie dismayed at First we can continue in our the Mom Province, In I!)ii(i. lie aggressive action was needed coupon that I will exchange al my tcro- Ihc level to which ihc' t ain- lo win. cer's lor 2 IRCE cans ol any KillY present subservience to the 47 Laurel Drive. was promoted from captain to BRAND Cat lo-'1 Proourt, 31, 19/1 paigns in our town have fall- Tim Dally Register has re- system and hope that in the Little Silver, N. J, brigadier general, over the Alter World War I, Pcr- en. ceived a copy of thi! following end, unlike Ifutnpty Puinpty, To the Keillor: heads of many seniors. shiriK served a term as chief 1 have been nmiiei'led with letter for publication: all will be put togoiher a^ain. John J. I'erslilng was born • In l'.ll.-|. while stationed at HI staff of the Army, He re- :y , .„ Sute Zip. 1 T»)is fojpon valid only if jtirompanied by "i KITTY URANO Products the Rqmtilicjtn parly in Miil- 19',! Garden Hoad Second, we can as a cili- Sept, I, ), llliiil. in Linn County. the presidio of S;m Krancisco. tired in l'J2'1 and died in 1!HH labels or a penti! tracing foil paper) ol tlte KITTY imprint or tan (Ode dlolown lor Ihc past 15 years Shrewsbury, .\. J. zenry refuse to take the pre- Mo. His father, of French a tragic fire took the lives of at age 87. IVrslmig held the • number on tue cm lid, Hole-. P.O. Depl. prohibits Hie imillnf ot and have worked conlimiidly Mayor and Council scribed steps until the munici- Huguenot anceslory. was a, his wife and three daughters. rank of General of the - I tan lids. Limit: Q(\e refund cpupyit lo a lani'ly " •••fur.the election nf our locjil Municipal Building pality and the contractors railroad' section foreman. In litlii. Pei'shing coiiiinandni candidates, including my lain Shrewsbury, N, J,-1)77111 make reparations to both pub- John J, received a good basic the Army that entered Mexico husband. The pasi Iwn.years Gentlemen: lic and private property. education and at 17 began pursuing bandits, 110 Monmouth St. % have been Hie most disgusting teaching school, In m> lit: en- Kor months I have been Third, we can. initiate, a In World VVai' I. I'ersliiiig RED BANK display I have vver si-en, tered West I'omi, graduating postponing Ihis letter in hopes •'class action" against the au- commanded the American 741-5292 in ISMi. His early service in- To see .loo Mulavet being thai the situation involving thority, the municipality and Kxpeditiouary Forces, His 1 cluded fighting Indians. falsely accused as w;is my tin; installation of our sewers the contractors which will al- MONMOUTH Branch Ave, husband and the complete dis- would iinprovu-nr at worst low a court of law to decide During the Spanish-Ameri- regard for the Iriilh that the would not deteriorate any fur. the extent of the damages. can War, as a Cavalry lieuten. INSURANCE LITTLE SILVER Democrats, arc iisin^, makes HUT, Since neither has be- • Although I heartily endorse •ant. he lonk part in the Battle m foms 741-5350 me wonder why any of these come Hie case, I am left with (lie second, 1 solicit your help of San Juan Hill. Subsequently men continue in tins thankless no alternative. and understanding during llus lie .served in the campaign 13 Main St. It amazes niHlliat in a time difficult interval. against the Morns in the I'lui- H; MTiMI ArjOfi EATONTOWN When did all this start? I of social and economic 'revolu- If corrective steps are al- ippines. lleie he won the art- , say look to the new leadership tion men of good will, men ready being taken they ob- 542-0743 Of the Democratic Party in who pay taxes, men .who work viously are well hidden be- What's new, Andrew? Middletown, namely, Joseph diligently have continued to neath what remains of the LEAN FRESH ALL-PORK ARBOGAST&BASTIAN P. Caliendo; that 'is when it, allow indignities to be liter- "black top" in ihis town. London Fog double knit raincoat. Not a . all started, jle can't hurt inn ally piled upon their very I entreat you to visit Gar- GROUND SAUSAGE SKIN LESS or my husband any more, bijt doorsteps. den Hoad and return home via wrinkle when wo unpacked our fall ship- CHUCK FRANKS I can't stand by and watch Clay pipes, for example, While .Street, I recommend ment, I'm selling it as a great travel coat. LINKS him try to destroy Joe Mala- 'were deposited ,on well kept you come on foot. There's more variety In our whole rain- C ,vet with the same, ladies ht> lawns and never moved for I humbly suggest that ynu coat picture this season. Like Monmouth months. Bulldozer blades, 69; Ib. used on my husband, espe- try the patience of your elec- 89 County weather, em cially the lies and innuendo. slightly off center, tore away torate no longer. SWIFT'S PREMIUM He must lie slopped and only unweathered curbs. Utility Very truly yours, by defeating his -hand-picked lines, clearly visible on under- James F. Billett Jr. Regular and Thick candidates will this be done. ground maps were severed or Lazy Maple BACON 79^ with alarming frequency all 2 Broad Street If Joe Malavet and Kdward Sewer Work i* V*•« V*V4**V*¥* V*r# M* Vi V*Vi V*V* Vi V* tfiV*If* V* ¥* V* Vi ViW* ViVi • * V* kI (Bob) Makely have nut done winter lone;. As for the roads, • / 10 Denise Drive their jobs as eoiinnittoeinL'ii they would have been de- Red Bank, N.J. 07701 v or the Democrats have con- clared impassible by the To the Editor: structive siiRKeslions to be Desert Fox himself. In commenting on a pur- made, let them come forward. ported increase of $225,000 for .Does this have to continue. Still the people sat and the installation of the Poricy with these disgusting accusa- grumbled politely, sewer line, authority chair- tions? I say, no, because those Mow the scarred lawns are man Edward Schumann is • of us who know Joe Malavet visible to aircraft landing at quoted as saying: "It shows and Bob Makely, know them Newark. The curbs are there, what a well organized public to- RED BANK Township iniisl account to the D.uly .HHI S iiu.d.iy B f> (0 Wrul nit) f n, 'til 9 |) m , voters, Middletown ty . Gandhi's Vifit By S, ALLEN klstan and, Indirectly the sold (for Indian currency that Kst'ablishrd in 1878-l'ublKhrct by The Hed Bank U.S., for shipping arms there. remained in that country) 1 Immense quantities of wheat The generally little-known In this calculating back- ' ARTHUR Z. KAMIN INSIDE stage lobbying, the Delhi dip- and other products. forthcoming visit to Washing- Pespite that life-saving .sue - •.*• 1" President and Editor ton of Madame Indira Gandhi, lomats, of course, carefully haughty, Soviet-leaning prime WASHINGTON did not mention that India, cor, India, siding with the •Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor minister of India, is getting no while stridently professing to Arabs as is Russia, denounced cheers in one important quar- be "neutralist," gets virtually the U.S. for supporting Israel, ter. • all ol its planes^, guns and oth- and championing vhe Viet- \Vf-(lncsil,i\, Srpirinlirr.9, I')T| Congressional opponents of This is considered charac- er military hardware from cong, armed by the Soviet, large-scale foreign aid are teristic superciliousness by Russia. persistently assailed the U.S. bluntly viewing the trip as a both her and her government. Actually, India is as depend^ for intervening against the case of "adding impertinence Indignantly being recalled ent on the Soviet for arma- Communist aggressors In 1 ments as Egypt and the other Vietnam. ' '•' . rent fiscal year. That legisla- to injury. '• is that only last month (as re- tion is still .stymied in the'.Sen- 'Can't Slop Them-They Yc Our of Slater Particularly presented by vealed in this column) India Arab countries. The widespread congres- Billions in Aid sional hostility toward India Is ate Foreign Relations Com- these legislators, whose ranks was covertly sounding out mittee as a result of a row be- in recent years have steadily members of Congress and oth- But it is the U.S. that has especially- significant at this ers on taking expense-paid poured billions of economic time with the muItl-billiop-dol- tween Chairman J. William increased to include Republi- Fulbright, D.-Ark , and the cans and Democrats from all trips to view the i'heart-ren- aid into India; much of it in lar foreign aid'bill still far dlng" caoips of East Bengal the form of grain and other from enactment. • '" Defense Department over his sections of the country, is that demand for disclosure of se- Mme. Gandhi is going to Mos- refugees. Purpose of these food, A Tew years ago, when In late July, the Houseap- junkets was to promote hos- millions'of Indians faced dire proved'a $3.4 billion author- cret plans for military aid to a cow before coming to Wash- number of countries, ington. tile propaganda against Pa- famine, the U.S. gave and ' ization measure for the, cur-, Cutting Cost of 'Motherhood' By SYLVIA PORTER Here, therefore, are some key cost of hiring a practical guides: ; ! nurse or home health aid at No item in our cost of living Discuss Fees from $25 to $50 a day is far has risen so rapidly in the YOUR MONEY'S (1) Before you make an ar- less than the cost of a hospital past decade as health care — rangement with a specific ob- room. The American Hospital and no price-wage freeze or. WORTH stetrician,; discuss fees fully Association estimates that the Phase ]I controls can do more and frankly. In your initial average hospital stay for hav- than moderate the relentless consultation ask about fees ing a baby is a bit over three upward pace. for prenatal examinations and to four days, but some hospi- Yet, of course, you will con- charge $300 or more for their care, delivery, probable costs tals have shaved this to under tinue to have your baby and, services. You will continue to of such common com- three — quitfe a saving right POHTER though motherhood is hardly buy a layette. The cost of a plications as.breach birth and thcrei ,'. . • sickness, you'll have your layette is often $500 for a first caesarian section. If you feel (3) Be sure you take advan- baby in a U.S. hospital. The baby. you simply cannot afford the tage of all maternity benefits provides group health" insur^ cost of a single day in a U.S. In sum, the cost of having a fee scale, say so. If the physi- in your health insurance pol- ance, check this coverage, hospital now averages $81, single baby is now up to J1.600 cian isn't willing to reduce the icies. A. typical policy today too, tb get the top advantages. and just since 196? the cost of - or more — and with the num- fee, you may be referred to a contributes from $100 to $400 If your company does provide a semi-prtvate hospital room ber of U.S. babies being born less expensive specialist. toward hospital and doctor group health insurance with a has skyrocketed 65 per cent. in 1971 alone estimated at a (2) Go home as soon as,pos- bills, and some policies also private insurer, says the You will continue to need an record of more than 3,700,000, sible after your baby is born .contain coverage for costly Health Insurance Institute, obstetrician. Just since 1967, "motherhood" is certainly be- and alert your obstetrician to complications at birth. chances are three out of four obstetricians' fees have coming a va,lid, vital area in this. You well may be more (4) If your employer (or that maternity benefits are in- Jumped 30 per cent, and many which to search for savings. comfortable at home and the your husband's, t cluded. Show By JIM BISHOP critic writes in total surren- that the show seems to be en- der: "What primarily Keeps it tirely improvised on the spot, The legitimate theater is from deepening is its painful not reliant on a number of' alive and dying in New York. THE •adherence to naturalism, pre;set sketches." Translated, There are a few plays which Which prevents or even for- I think it means that some consist of actors, sets and a REPORTER bids the exploration of the young people run onstage and plot ("Fiddler on the Roof"; play's symbolic roots." See, laugh it up as they .do thbir "1776"; "Applause"; "Fol- it's simple once you misunder- "thing." .". '..'•..•'• lies" and "Sleuth") but they stood everything. Of another Doing your "thing'' is im- are patronized by the "Arth- Is at the Biltmore, The hair to play, it is said: "After you portant. "Thing" is any act ritic Set," who arrive in sable- be seen is not on heads. come out, you can feel your which brings joy, which, of hooded Bentleys to be seen Some time ago there were larger self hovering around course, does not include rather than to see. playwrights such as John Gal- you at least for a couple of school, study, work or respom BISHOP The rest of it is "Off Broad- sworthy and Bernard Shaw days." •' • ability. If-you do not do your way." That's where the action and Arthur Miller, Ben Hecht I know that I don't want "thing," you have betrayed preach on "Understanding the A Good Idea, But... is. If you plan, a visit to New and such tunesmiths as Vin- mine hovering around. I'll buy your group and are in immi- Emotional and Sexual Dif- York, you might like to see an cent Youmans, Rodgers and a ticket if I can lea Ve my- lar- nent danger of being ex- ferences between Mpn and The state's Department of Environ- Mr. Marini thinks the program is well- "Off Broadway" play as a Hamrnerstein and DeSilva, ger self In! the seat, Another Communicated1 by the mob. Women." . ,, mental Protection's proposal to fight air intentioned, bujt misdirected. He wants ob- conversation piece when you Brown and Henderson, but play, "The House of/Blue The spirit is now invading Of course, no one dreams . pollution by testing the exhausts of New vious polluters apprehended through spqt get home. The term "Off their plays were com- Leaves," is described as hav- the churches. In "The Village that once we understand those Jersey's 3.3 million licensed passenger road checks. Broadway" may be translated prehensible and either gay or ing a cast "which would prob- Voice," there is an advertise- differences, all the lovely as "Off'the Edge of Reason." melancholy, so they had to go. ably make a trip to the dentist ment for The Church of the mysteries will have Jbeen dis- cars has stirred up a heated debate within Mr. Heymann says the test would be A New Era ',. ' : the Cahill Administration. It consists of a group of non- a success." ' Beloved Disciple at 300 Ninth solved and ncwlywcds will unfair because it fails to apply to oiit-of- actors romping through an We are in a new era. Take Is that a rap ora boost? Ave, .it' states: "A Church es^ stare at each other in com- A code that would go into effect next state vehicles that travel in New Jersey, anti-plot naked. Sometimes, something like "Black Girl," •Some of the critiques Sound pccially for Gay People, T- Sun plete apathy. year would have autos checked at the an- and that an expected 33 per cent rejection when the playwright wants to now at the Theatre De Lys. A like the plays. Perhaps "The r-2:0Qp.m. Service. 3;3Q p.in. , The theater, as I once knew be extremely;, sexy, he puts critic writes: ". 'Black. Girl'' nual motor vehicle inspection with, a de? rate would cripple the MV inspection sys- Proposition," playing at the Coffee Hour. 4:30 p.m, 'Sweet- it, is In a coma. The "Gay" tem that he overhauled in the interest of clothes on a few of the play- makes it seem harder to leave Mercer-Shaw, exemplifies my hearts Jcanette MacDonald. guys who go to church to see vice that measures the exhausts' levels of ers. This excites the audience a black ghetto than an Italian greater efficiency. suspicion that if you have no and Nelson Eddy.' Gay "Sweethearts" ;are sure to hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide. If to a frenzy. family." Frankly, I never play, no actors and a few People of New York. This is love Nelson Eddy and his Jea-' unacceptable, an owner would have two Mr. Irwin says the test would be a cos- "Off Broadway" — if it is heard of an Italian family pipe-stem sets, people by the YOUR church." , nette MacDonaldk But who am weeks to correct the problem. tly consumer headache brought on by un- possible to follow this thought which had trouble leaving a millions will buy tickets to as- How sweet!'God is about to, I to complain? I walked into a scrupulous garages. — is now "On Broadway." If black ghetto. Most of them sure more' bewilderment and segregate the homos. K that, theater last night and a long- you want to see "Jesus Christ seemed to be in one hell of a confusion. kind of worship does not ap- haired kid called me "Moth- Its proponent, John Elston, environ- The 1970 Federal Clean Air Act re- hurry to get out. mentar protection project director, says Superstar," you go to the box Doing Their Thing peal to you, The Humanist' er."! like to think that it was quires manufacturers to give us virtually office of the Mark Bellinger A solid smash hit must be The critic writes: "An un- Meetings at the Hotel Ansonlaj because I was wearing my standards would be different so that cars pollution free cars by 1975. As noble as Theatre at 51st Street. "Hair" pointless. Of "Black Girl," the usual thing about this group is may grab you. There they. money belt too high... built after 1970 would have the toughest re- New Jersey's effort is to improve autos quirements; those built in earlier years built before then, it does seem that dam- being.given easier limits to meet. He esti- age to the environment cannot be reduced mated that the cost for repairs, $20, would Ordeal of Haynswell Carsworth unless all of the states travel in the same. gain public approval because the car own« direction, and that means federal stan- By ROBERT YOAKUM Carsworth,, who dispenses jus- I almost caught that fellow ers would be getting improved engine per- dards. tice in the region of Stringtie, when another one tripped me. formance from the tuneups. We favor almost anything that would President Nixon may get to Miss.: This could be serious. They The director of the MV Division, Ray- name two or three more jus- ANOTHER "Mary," says Judge Car- might be Treasury agents in- curb pollution - and Mr. Elston's plan tices to the Supreme Court be- sworth to his wife, "1 haven't mond J. Marini; its former director, Ron- vestigating my income tax." might cause a reduction — but arguments fore the next election, so the LOOK wanted to alarm you, but I'm "What's wrong with your in- ald Heymann, who is now Labor and In- against the mandatory testings are quite deluge of words about the res- certain that someone is fol- come tax?" ' . dustry commissioner, and Charles Irwin, formidable. New Jersey might, however, ignation and death of Justice lowing me. I've had the feel- "It's nothing I did. I told the director of the Division of Consumer Pro- convince its pure-air-conscious citizens Hugo Black and the choice of more background information ing for three or four days accountant he should declare his successor is likely to be re- from the Justice Department now." that Vend-o-mat stock pur- tection, have very definite < reservations that voluntary tests will help them operate peated. and the FBI. It will never about the program. better and less objectionable vehicles. "Hayns!" she laughs. "Who chase and sale, but he said' Despite the deluge, we 'nev- again permit itself to be em- would want to follow you?" that since I handed dowp the barrassed by newspaper and YOAKUM er find out what happens at "You may think it's funny, decision in the Verid-o'-mat be more interested in your the nominee's end. We are congressional revelations of but I'm sure of it. Who knows, case it would be more prudent ethical problems of the sort arches." Our First Aid Squads told what the President and maybe it's someone hired by not to mention it. Conflict of At that moment the judge's his advisers are thinking, but that came up when the Senate that nutty conservation interest or some such IUW The controversy about the certifica- Led by the N.J. Council of First Aid rejected Clement F. Hay- mother enters. we never learn what goes on group." The judge shudders. sense." • "The nicest man has been tion of first aid squads in New Jersey con- Squads, the volunteers continue training around the man who is being nsworth Jr. in 1969 and G. "Maybe they've heard about Harrold Carswell in 1970. Mary frowns. "Wasn't there interviewing me,"-she says. tinues, its lasting power being a testi- programs — started 40 years ago — that considered for one of the na- the land deal." something like that with that tion's most powerful posts. "He says he's going to do a monial to the bureaucratic bungling that are constantly upgraded and which fre- Here's the way events "What land deal, dear?" nice Southern Judge What- book about Hayns, Isn't that normal citizens, unfortunately, too often quently require — and enthusiastically One thing is certain: Inlhe might unfold If the President "W-e-e-l-l, it's nothing hisname who didn't get onto exciting? We spent the entire future the Nixon Adminis- soirte day considers the ap- believe is a necessity at the state and na- get—assistance from members of the me- much; A couple of my law the Supreme Court?" , , afternoon together. He was tration will demand much pointment of Judge Haynswell partners and I arc, uli, buying "Yes, yes," replies the tional levels of government. dical profession and hospitals. especially interested in the Magnolia Valley." judge impatiently, peering out role Hayns played in setting Disregarding all that, an office within A Federal Highway Safety Act was "But I thought that Mag- at a Good Humor truck that up the country club so as to- the state Health Department decreed that nolia Valley was being made has been parked In front for adopted in 1966. One of its provisions, com- get it around all those dis- all squad members must undergo an 81- into a park." two hours, "llarnsworlh, or gusting new laws about inter- mendable in intent, would deny safety and hour training program and be subject to "That," says the judge, "is something like that. But he rogation," • highway construction funds to states that what those wild-eyed, long- state certification. had a million dollars worth of "It's integration, Mother!" do not have adequate ambulance services haired conservationists want. stock and I've (inly got a pal- The first aid council says it would the judge shouts. "Who did to handle highway accidents. But instead the state is wisely try half a millioii or so." , this man say he was?" going to run a highway mean the end of the volunteer squads, and The phone rings and the "Well, son, 1'didn't ask him. As we have mentioned in these col- it has scheduled a "March on Trenton" for through there so that we can judge leaves the window to umns earlier, "ambulances" in some get more business in the area. He was such a nice young Nov. 15 to convince- Gov. Cahill that the answer it, He is shaking when man, Looks a' little like that" states can be almost any type of vehicle to It's still a secret, Mary, so state's policy is unreasonable and unneces- lie returns. repairman on the roof." transport injured people, and often it is a don't tell anyone. The high- "Mary, not only was that a sary. way commissioner tipped us "What repair man?" bel- hearse supplied by the nearest funeral di- fake call but I tliink our tele- lows the judge, heading'for Monmouth's two state senators, Rich- off." rector. phone is tapped." the door, • • ard R, Stout and Alfred N. Beadleston, Agent Falls "What do you inuan, 'fake Just at that moment the Even in some large cities in New Jer- have promised that first aid legislation re- .Hist then an KB I agent falls call".'" plionu rings. The judge an-' sey, ambulance service can be established quested by the Health Department will out of his observation post in "It was a woman who said KWWK and gradually his oyen by private individuals with little more than a tree and scurries inlo the. I'd won dancing iessflns for widen. ''•'••. . . '• never be enacted into law. We hope they'll woods. life, and you know how 1 col- a local official's permission to place an "You, Mr, President, You follow that with a suggestion to the gover- "There! Hvul I told you! • ton to the country club cotil- are thinking of me for the Su- emergency flashing light atop a vehicle, nor that he instruct the Health Depart- There's somebody spying on lion, but then there was ;i lot premo Court? The 1'Bl is In- Elsewhere in the state, however, arc ment to revise its thinking. us!" yclls'tlH! judge, speeding of flicking arid she .started vestigating mo right now? So 403 volunteer first aid squads with mem- It may be too simple, but one solution out of. the house. Ills wife, asking questions." that's nil II Is, God, what a re- berships in excess of 20,000 people, We in who doesn't see the Incident, "What kind of questions?" lief! .would be authorization for the N.J. Council looks alarmed. When her hus- "Mkc how much did I spend Monmouth County are well acquainted "What, Mr, Presidency)h, of First Aid Squads to be the certifying band returns, pale and puf- in the last campaign. And uh, mi, whnt I Mild wus -iVn with the dedication and professionalism of agency. Acting in concert with municipal fing, she asks whether he what did 1 fi>cl hbnut huMnp hnrdtfib«ll(!V(!'." these volunteers, who must satisfactorily governing bodies, the council could assure might not have been working .school children." Hi; hangs up. complete advanced Red Cross training be- the state that vital services, rather than too hard recently, "That rJot'K sound odd for a "Sue," saynhlH wife. "Hold • "Woman!" he thunders, "I fore they can join a squad. being threatened,'will be expanded. dancing school," Mary ad- you (hive WBN nolhlng tn wor- Decision Maker am not having hallucinations! mit* "You'd think thev would ry about." i The Dally HffrU'r, lUd Bank - MicMlrtwii. S.J.. y. N |>tfml.fr 29,1971 7 Ori Campus With County College Students Palrlcta A. Plngftore of Red A total of 14 Monmouth P. Brady, 13 Gerald Tor., C. Kleban, 21 Helen Ave., Far- Kearney Drive, Middletown; Francis J. Matthews, 108 18lh St., Keyport. mela D. Perry •* Nt? Bank was placed on the County residents have been Jla?let, and David S, Kash- mingdalc, and Leflerls N. Val- Mark D. Fischer, 20 Overlook Ave., Belmar; Samuel A. Rob- Freshmen at Mount Ho-. Shrewsbury, daughter: m We. dean's list at I'alrlelgh Dick. named to the dean's list for dan, 14 Edgewood Road, samis, 24 Hudson St., Free- Drive, Holmdel; John S. Hen- inson Jr., 17 Knollwood Eoad, lyoke College, South Hartley, and Mrs. John Perry St., *n» Inson University, Teancck, the spring 1971 term, at Ste- Matawan, Sophomore class: hold, Freshman class: Kalva- dry, 579 Branch Ave., Little Ilazlet; James J. Roltr, 52 Ca- Mass., are Fontaine F. Tebo Carolyn J. Peak of Rumsflfl, Miss Pingitore. a day sessions vens Institute of TechnoloEV. Arnold M. DeMonte, go Stan- .tore J. All, South Lake Drive, Silver; Jaan A, Lpanisto, 35 rol Road; Middletown, and o( Eatontown, daughter of Mr. daughter of Mrs. Barbara student at the Teancck From the junior class: Robert ford Drive, Hazlct; Frederick Belmar; Rrcd W. BrIU, 8 Wcstslde 'Ave., lied Bank; tea E. Waivers, 2003 Florence and Mrs. Albert R. Tebo; Pa- TeakLucian. Campus has had an average of 82 to 85 per cont, Exams Set By School Stainless Steel or FIowerGarden Matte-Finish Physician' Stainless Steel UNION BEACH - Kinder- garten youngsters and fourth GoldenGarden and seventh grade students in 23KaratHfD* borough public schools will be Gold given physical examinations FollowGoHenWur this Weekly Schedule e by the siihool physician, ac- cording to the school health department. Parents, who will be noti- fied of the date of the exam- inations, are requested tob e present so that they may con- Stainless Steel fer tyith the doctor. or Golden Ware A new preventive medicine Tafaeyour program for kindergarteners also has been announced by choice! Barry Wiener, director of Spe- cial Services. The program will include free urine ana- lysis and blood tests to be con- ducted at Memorial School, in cooperation with Riverview Each Hospital, Red Bank, and the with every $2,50 purchase. school physician. The tests arc not mandatory. •

Veterinary 4-H f Kill Rejufei Si»!« ; Elects Officers CHICKEN LEGS LAMB with every $2.50 purchase. Collect as .59' FREEHOLD - Kathy Ben- Frisk Regifcstyt* son of Bed Bank has. been many as you wish...2 pieces wiih S5.00 it. elected president of the Mon- purchase. 3 pieces with $7.50 purchase... CHICKEN BREASTS 69" mouth 4-H Veterinary Club, as many us you wish-there is no limit! CHOPS Sweet or Hoi which meets at the 4-H office U.S.D.A.Cov'l Graded Choice Boneless on Court St. Tasty Well Trimmed ITALIAN SAUSAGE 79' Also to serve as officers are STEAK SALE! r Nancy Vierling of Ocean Top Round Deli Dept. Savings! YOUR 1 .iim»i.^M—»^^^—^ Township, vice president; Ka- Top Sirloin CH0|ce rin Britt of Middletown, secre- Swiss, Cube 39 f Foodlown Cooked ^^ tary; Mary Jordan of Atlantic or Shoulder Highlands, treasurer, and ft SALAMI & y| Kathy Cavanagh of Belraar, Delicious for Broiling, Short Cut 3 reporter. 'il'msmiKS *49< ^LOGNA^%f Af Eric Dunayer, a member RIB LAMB CHOPS Feeilcwn r NECKO LAMB from Englishtown, presented Taity Delicious for Broiling *45< & a discussion on the cell for a MIDGET PORK ROLL * •99' recent meeting. Plans were LOIN LAMB CHOPS BREA'ST'OIAMB 19' Fwdlown Chnfc also made for a trip to the BOLOGNA or UVERWURST & Johnson & Johnson Research 69' Center in New Brunswick, Appetizer Dept. Savlngsl where members will observe "in VMI Km* Strw SdklW' a veterinarian engaged in re- SCHICKHAUS BOLOGNA .J9! search. ImpwttJ Polish The club is open to Mon- CHOPPED HAM ^9' mouth County residents, age (Amikbtt oaff ol jlotji fanning icivict epptltju liejti.l 14 or older, who are interested BRAND SALE! in veterinary science and re- Seafood Savings! lated fields or who are just in- • ti '•• £ tested in animals. Informa- IT H FRESH COD FILLET .99 tion is available from Mrs. C Rex Gilbreath, 891 Holmdel FRESH OYSTERS «^99 Road, Holmdel, or the Mon- (Avoi'oHe only el stores fnttring senla seofaed fcptt.) ^ mouth County 4-H office here. Assarted Colors or White Sliced or Halves f Yellow Cling Foodtown ^ Foodtown Jll>lll Save !«• Offer Program SSroHloUl 84 01. I To Handicapped ALUMINUM LIQUID DRIVE box MIDDLETOWN - The Kec FACIAL DETERGENT With This Coupon reation Commission again will PEACHES Coupon 9004 of eny Foodtown StMMrmartcot, offer a 10-week program for FOIL BLEACH Coupon opins Sottnfay Ottebtr ». mentally handicapped young- _ TISSUES I CUPTHI5C0DP0N ~ sters Sundays from 2 to 5 p.m.' in the Community Center, Kings Highway and Ht. 35, be- ginning Oct. 10. SovelS* 200 2 ply YovSavtMom regular ^9 ^9^ Modeled after the commis- 3 bars jgu M sion's Camp Hope, the pro- box CAMAY gram is limited to township SOAP With This Coupon residents 10 to 20. Foodlowi Coupon fbotf ol any rmftown InMrowrlof. Umh ono p» od«H leirSfy? Activities will include arts e Coupon *xptr«« SaiwrJoy Od«btf 2. DAIRY DEPT. SWINGS! FRUIT COCKTAIL 25 and crafts, physical exercises, FIGNEWTONS ^43* ?RmJiNG BOARD COVERS -69 Foodlown IK H Voi,illoWalt,s(l2o!.pl.3,)CliipstnSn«liHS-«i.pliS.) " "»" OUSKU LUVtKi music and games. Special Lightly Salted Solid roll TOMATO JUICE themes are being planned for •;: 25 NABISCO COOKIES M 39C PYREX PIE PLATE 2 ,„ W Halloween, Thanksgiving and FOODTOWN BUTTER (oaralOaahteDiDps(Uot)crK«liit(1442.) Christmas. GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS'!. or Oecofatt F«jg» Suntwidi (1(4t) Toward 1 he purdiajo of any Parents, who must make ar- Fro!; of the Loom Great Shops rangements for their child's KEEBLER COOKIES F 10 01. [nr INSTANT COFFEE BOOK MATCHES ^15' As oJreiiiltJ ovt! IWm SltKsi) W.OJi. transportation,, may register Niw lloliig Cf\r NOW C MAXWELL HOUSE Foaftowii Swlit Brew / A OPAQUE by contacting the recreation BEACON WAX ^ 40rr<9ukrrlowprIo>.Cgv|MnMd I FOODTOWN PIZZA PIE ,1 J7 99c r TEA BAGS .losbtaOy 20Gallon.PlASIlC PANTYHOSE r « any Foodf«wn Sup*fmeHt«C office Monday through C1 99 poi Lmiloo. par odjn feinily. Friday. There is no registra- Chocolate Chip •• #» Coupon »iain» Smtmloy Ocmior X •.Hit e GARBAGE CANS tion fee. BUHERMILK coil. FOODTOWN COOKIES i!si ' I8 T# ^^ BB-9-29 23" Foodtown Fresh Produce Savings! Fnxflown Colonxl Foodlown lb c : I2-OI. % AMERICAN SLICES wt.plj. 67' SWEET PEAS 19 Golden Kipe ... mt j^ Clean-up Week f FROZEN FOOD SAVINGST Vihok Kernel or Cteatn Style [OS I / 1^ , rd Iho purchase of any FODTOWN CORN 21b. tan Collections Set Foodtown Frozen ilo MIDDLETOWN -The Regular or Crinkle Cut C v SAVARIN COFFEE Board of Health announces TRASH CAN LINERS ,'! 49 • \ ( ;,('s\' * - BANANAS 10 FRENCH FRIES the following schedule for fall . \ Clean-up Week: LAWN & LEAF BAGS (lisp & Ciswhy North side of Rt. 38 (from Extra Fancy - 29' Crisp & Juicy the bay to Rt. 3f>) - Week of. Faotllown Fioieit C . COIIIMM Juicy Sutiiii 6 LAUNDWETERGENT:^? 89 MclNTOSH Oct. 4. ORANGE JUICE .."20''?;„'39' 4 BOSC ORANGES 10-59- South side of Rt. 36 — Week Foodlown f roiin fttQubr or ISOJ. QQc c PEARS Cooling ot a mountain fcfefie, APPLES Toward the purthaie efany Of Oct. H. PINK LEMONADE SALAD OIL bii. 0/ LEA/IONS Tws/pmj 10-49' 24 oi. box Collections will be made on Foodtown »'«'« $139 Ib. CLOROX DRY BLEACH regular garbage days. DOUBLEDOZEN ICE POPS \7PA7T ANTI-FREEZE 19* SWEET POTATOES 2*-29 Tree stumps should be cut down to a manageable size, You Save More You Save More loose debris placed fn recep- tacles, and wood and JOY LIQUID CASCADE branches tied In bundles. Au- King giant tomobile bodies and the Size wreckage of entire buildings 83' will not bo picked up ' Toward the purchase of any ' 8 (art Strained You Save More You Save More Vanilla & Fvdqe Iwir] BEECHNUT BABY FOOD You Sovc More Doiorgeat You Save More SEALTESr LIGHI & tlVtlY 10c vtouf rtgufa'tfltrfi Skunk Added DASH SALVD LIQUID THRILL BOLD GAIN ICE CREAM ToIlazlelZoo jumbo $Q33 giant giant c giant C iizc size HAZLET ~ "Flowur," a 83' 87 87< •A 99 four-month-old deodorized f*rlc«> «ll«tt«« through Sslurday October 2. Nol roiponslblo lor typographical errors. skunk, Is the latest addition to We reserve tho right lo limit quantitio*. Member Twin County Orown. Wanamasto, N. J. the Recreation Commission's Middletown. N. J. TomiRivci, N.J, Tomt River. N.J. Formingrfale, N. J. Engliihtown, N. 1. pOrl Monmbulli, N. J. Sunset Ave. mini-zoo in VutcniMi Me- fit. 35 & Ml. Hill RoadRoute 37 Fnhcr Blvd. 10 Bank Street 42 Mali SI. Hwy. 26 R Eroy Avc. morial Park, Union Avc. near Wkfcapetta Ave. Molawan. N.J. Weil En J, long B»onth, N. J. Jaekion, N. J. Neplune, N. J. j,e- |OB)ir. Ill capecMjr, Republican legislature and BOLL COSTUMES Ayds Reducing Plon vilomin ond mineral can- mitol Fiondla. dy. Choose from vanilla, chocolate, mint team in Trenton and that Fins folvanllld sue the Catull administration, Ypur Choice! and butterscotch. IV-lbs. net weight box. "The myriad accom- team must be kept intact; lest ' pllshments of this short peri- New Jersey sink to its former od," the candidates stated, level." 1.59 "far exceed what was done in The candidates said the Our flag. 2.16fo 2.56 any comparable period, dur- state has made great strides Choos«f rom Malibu Barbie, Molibu Francis, Malibu Skip- ing the IB years New Jersey but future developments now stagnated under two Demo- per. tVotibu K«n. A targe s fr- in the planning stages will in- iction of Borbi* Doll clothes. • crat governors." crease the pace and assure Lmltidquinitij-N(m» (old lo Oliltrl SPECIAL PRICE! BISSELT KITCHEN UTENSIL ALL-SURFACE SELECTION, SAVE! FLOOR SWEEPER Your Choice/ Our Reg. 15.27' •055 CHOCOLATE SELECTION PORCELAIN MUGS 288 • ^F4 Days Your Choice Your Choice Our Keg, 63« Eoj. Sweeps tile, wood, Our Reg. 78? rt»o. 73t~ Bit Ba, state, brick, carpals. 581 Sloiiedaridperforaled turn- ers, spatulas, wire whisks 2-pojition levar ad- Your choice of 200-counl box ol Molted Milk rooted, slock mugs in colorfully itcaialti and potato and vegetable justs lo floor surface. Bolls ond 1'pDund' Milk Chocolate Breok'Up. porcelain. Specially priced h«r«, have a spec- peelers, slicers, etc. Save! ptciolly priced (or this sole. Charge it now. ial one for each memberof the family; !,N«I wi. MECHANIC'S 2-DRAWER. METAL 20" TOOL BOX Our Reg, 13.98 362 Broad Si & Maple Ave. 10.88 RED BANK 4 Oays Only 20", chast in heavy-duty steel with charcoal gray, and hammer-tono finish, fled Rt. 36 & First Ave. drowarl. Save now! Hurry! 160 PAPER NAPKINS ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS BIG SELECTION Our Reg. 36* FIRE-KING'CASSEROLE '4 Days Only Our Keg- M2 OF HAMMERS ff 26' Pockogt ol 160 Gola poper napkins, whit* * Days On/jr with printed border, choic* o| i«v«fot pol- AND AXE TOOLS Specially priced I'. quorl-lln round or Ovol lofni. Specially priced, buy now and OurRog. 1,79 £o. casserole; overvproot gloj> in whlla, crystal- cleor or copper color. Chorge II ol K morl. TOMATOES 1.17fa 4 Doyj Only S«ltcfion e>\ hammers, mal- lot! find ox«» In various weights, for homo or ihop. Just charga it. 3 to a Carton BISSELL' CHAIR SEAT-AND- SHAMPOO AND BACK REPLACEMENT SHAMPOOMASTER* OurRog. U,75 KITS.,..SAVE! Our «eg. 2.97 Eo. M 88 4 4 Days 8-ROLL TOILET TISSUE .Spacla!lYoug«ithre* PLASTIC HOUSIWARE 4/8 quor/s ol Gluall tiq. Our tttQ. 7]< uld Shompoo and rug' 4 Oayt Only 4 Oays Only shampoo applicolor. For Plosfie-covered cushions Sov» on 8-foll package ol quality Northern' [or choir bock ! ond seot. foilel tissue. Tissue) am 2-ply, 4'i K4'I ", udet laundry batkei, pail, Solett white and solid colors. Charge II, '""or I" screw-on or slip- PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTILIIL lIMftie «u«nirt|,. naif tald i« att\*tt I it: SA TURD A Y, OCT. 2nd. onttylj, , Pattern 5ondcolor». Corner of Route 35 & Bethany Rd. In Hazlet I)

Vhr Dall* Rr'piiiti. H-.J Batik ~ MMilti-limn. -\ J- * j ,197* «J l|ew Rutgers President Take* Out Transistor Line Added By Firm ^IMT-Inwhatis uctline, New power tt*nsi*tor* offer dewribtd As a major product The new types are com- up to iso wata oipcwer Uego. mers who view the destruc- ,'.' pate in those crimes. LISTERINE® shag rug in gold/gold, pink/pink, The teen-agers, Joseph An- Pronkin yesterday admitted 10 GILLETTE® avocado/avocado, blue/blue. droshlk and Walter Syntacha, robbing Mr. O'Connell of MOUTHWASH Reg. 2.94, Shag Rug Rake 1.94. $68.83 at gunpoint, assaulting , were originally charged as 4 Days Only RAZOR BLADES , juvenile delinquents, but their Mr. Houtman with his fists , case Svas transferred, to the and contributing to the delin- f Monmouth County prose- quency of the teen-agers. , cutor's office by Juvenile Although the other charges 1.47 , Court Judge Leo Weinstein. against him, including the kid- '.< The judge ordered that they naping, will be dismissed at 92 1.27 Sfainftis cfouble-edge razor blades be tried as adults because of time of sentencing, Pronkin Antistatic 1 PT.-4OZ. , the nature of the alleged of- faces up to 35 years in prison • Mud Owwtt' (or doss shaves* Charg* if. t fenses. on the charges to which he Police had said the trio pleaded guilty. drove to the Matawan Village " Monmouth County Court Shell Station, Rt. 34 and At- Judge Alton V. Evans set Oct. lantic Ave., Matawan, June 1, 22 for sentencing. when Pronkin emerged from John Flynn of Brick Town- the car and asked the two at- ship, acting for the public de- tendants, Jimmy O'Connell, fender's oifice, represented . 17, of 727 Lorillard Ave., Pronkin. Union Beach, and Kim Hus- Assistant Prosecutor John ton, 18, of Rt. 537, Colts Neck, A. Petillo will present the ; for directions to Asbury Park. state's case today. BATH CARPET KIT 23 x 72" RUNNERS INDOOR-OUTDOOR RUG , Police had charged that John Richardson of Som- Reg. Our Reg, 14.88 . Pronkin then drew a .25 cali- erville represents Androshik. 8.66, 4 Days Only ber sutomatic^fetol and or- Douglas Reina of Plainfield dered the two attendants into represents Syntacha. 5 x *' 100% nylon cul pile. Tweed royon vilcoie, border Rooffl-iiie, 8 */jj X 1112.6 »/j, polypropylene pile wit6h wof- Double-latex-backed. Lid in- »t,r pattern, iwwI «r in w He boekincj. looks great in the kitchen, den or ootio. cluded. Decor colors* Save! P fl 9 oll«d9«.i3t«b«i»n8. GetoVovocdo, blue/green,black/white,rust. Dedication Sunday DIMMER CONTROL SALE! LIGHT CONTROLS Reg. Your choice At 1-Room School 5.58 3.46 Ovr Reg. 3.S8 2.88 Full range light-control dimmer Indoor light control plugs into any lamp, automatically COLTS NECK - The His- lor flexible lighting in your turns on or off. Cordless automatic outdoor lamp con- torical Society will dedicate home. Complete adjustment. trol engineered against car headlights and moonlight. the one-room Montrose School Sunday, at 4 p.m. at Montro.se Road and Cedar Drive. Dr. C. Malcolm B. Gilman will give the main address oni the Subject: "Education in the Colonies." The program will also feature musical presenta- tions and remarks by other guests. A group of children and their teachers will attend. Montrose School was built about 1805, and was used until about 1921. Until 1065, it stood deserted and in disrepair. NO-IRON SPORT DENIM 44-45" FALL FABRICS "FUN ;N FROLIC" DUCK Then, the newly formed His- torical Society undertook to EXTENSION CORD SILENT SWITCHES SWITCH PLATES restore It and collect items Reg. 1.57 ffeg.851 4 Oays wy «•«•»• ftO'( ***** "flc necessary for such a school to Beg. Reg. f •f #*>. "Ooy, Q^yYdJ. 44 OoyDayss g [J 6S- function. 58' ' e 30c wide! No-iion - (inish Oocron*palyesler/Avril Royon permo^ 35/36" drip dry, eolion duck Fabric The society is interested in Dr. C. Malcolm B. Gilman 46 polyesler/coilon. Solid, stripe patterns. ™nt press. Solids and prints. Charge if. mony fast solid colors. Charge if. obtaining the names and ad- 9-foot extension cord set ii ideal Smooth-action^ Velvet Touch* Toggle or double-rcceptoble dresses of the former students for home or office ui*. Brown or switch virtually Imtt forever, decorator plotes. White, brown ind teachers at Montrose. Halloween Fete ivory color*. S^ve of Kmarf. Ivory or brown color, woodgroin finishei. Charge it. MANAGERS Such information could be sent to Mrs, William Miles, SellVirOel.31 WEEKLY New St. IlEI) BANK - Dale Myers, In ease of rain, the dedica- chairman of the 1071 Red. SPECIAL Bank Halloween Parade and tion will be Oct. 19. Those a t- Carnival Committee, an- tctKllng should bring their own nounced that this year's pa- Z$j KNiniMft chairs. rade will be held Sunday, Oct. WORSTED 31, at 2 p.m. .Mailmen Keep Husy This is (he 24th annual pa- 40x72" CUTTING BOARD ROOMY SEWING CHEST* '' "•* PeO. 107 TOKYO (AP) - Not only do rade in fled Bank, the first 15-FT. CORD SET NIGHT-LIGHT POST NIGHT-LIGHT PLUG Reg. I .It "high mountains and riv- J,n'c"beingheldtn 1W8, with25 f 3.22 era. ,4not Irnpcda delivery, Eroups in (no lino.of march, Reg. 2.33 • 2.86 hut Cenununlst Chinese mail- 97- Bios cutting lines*

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10lb. . INSTANT 10 oi S|49 Maiwell Heuse' COFFEE 3-lb. WHOLESALE CITY lot. IPosBt ief ergenf b TOMATO (ail 9' RAIN CHECK POLICY! Hunts Sauce. If an advertised ilem is temporarily | Mb. X out of stock, please ask for a compa- (Carolina iice ' bo> 38'Ruga Sauce SPAGHETTI t 58' rable ilem or RAIN CHECK, good any- time ot WHOLESALE CITY! 5.1b. ( 13 oi Sugar boo) 45 Fyne Taste Sodan ion 7*

I suesyeiiMi WOHT TO IIMIT QUANTITIES, NONE SOLD TO DEALERS. BOpfELFss Top Pride I &:. ^RPUND RPAST OH CROSS RIB GOV I'lNSPECttD CHICKEN CD ECU USD A CHOICE .A, gH, ^p^ rKfcan BONELESS WHOLE I«. /fj* THICK CUT WITH BACK OR < legs BREASTS WITH WINO Ib. 28'Brisket , T» . FRESH Turkey Breast FROZEN . 68 Smoked Ham SLICES Ib, FRESH LEAN MEATY Parts js&, "» - 5g< 39 Spare Ribs 3TO51B. Ib. 48 SSAVE EVEN lean SIi«ed Bcicort -t 33^ Filet MignohMi^^^ ST8 MORE! |^ed|eef liver «r, 381 Shoulders 0' Beef a i S 48 Shells 0' Beef m i°^&^^:\ 1 Flank Steaks ^:^;r,,sawi. UV OI( FreshS|iareRibs ^;v ;•; lb 45* loins 0' Beef i.. • ?A^^ '.'. SMALL LEAN HOT OR Smoked Picnics 6 to 8-LBS. Ib. 38' Italian Sausage SWEET Ib. QUARTERE0-9to II Chicken Thighs Ib, CHOPS SLICED Ib. 68' PANTRY PRIDEGRADEWHOLE "A" FRESH STEWING 4-5 LB. USD.A. CHOICE Chicken Ib. 25< Chuck Roast BONELESS Ib. 1 U.S.D.A.GRADE'A WHOLE-WATER ADDED Y©ynglwke|$ 16TO20LB. Ib. 34 Smoked Ham 16 TO 20 LBS. Ib. elf. PANTRY PRiDE GRADE "A" FRESH orPeof}» WHOLE " '« J SPLIT OR m CUT-UP

FRESH-SOLD IN WE SELL ONLY U.S.D.A. Ground Beef 5-LB. CONTAINERS Ib. uaK FRESH-SOID IN " Ground Chuck 5-LB. CONTAINERS Ib. 78 GOVT. INSPECTED or GROUND SIRLOIN FRESH SOLDIN5-lb. Ground Round CONTAINERS |b; POULTRY* U.S.aA. mM GENUINE SPRING-FROZEN IMPORTED FROM NEW GRADED CHojCE BEEF ' Legs Of Lamb ZEALAND-WHOLE Ib. YOUR GUftRAIIf IE OF OUR IlNEST QUAtfltY'

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U.S. #1 20-lb. 10-lb. U.S. #1 2'/'INCH MIN. Potatoes SIZE A bag bag 48V Apples RED DELICIOUS , 18' ( SELECTED The Pantry Pride Wholesale City Cabbage GARDEN FRESH Ib. 5 Tomatoes FIRM C GUARANTEE! GARDEN FRESH PLYMOUTH 3-lb. Peppers GREEN Ib. 18 Canned/Ham ROCK \ con Our everyday Wholesale City food prices are the lowest of any major supermarket. Of course every now k All WHITE MEAT (MEDIUM SiZE] and then some other food store will run a special price for a cay or two. If this happens we will match their TURKEY " WHITE price! i i 1 This goes for all major competi- EGGS tors: A-Marr, Pathmark, Foodtown, Grand Union, Shop-Rite, WEO, and AMERICAN ( KOSHER FLORIDA half Super-Saver. SKINLESS Ib. 78 Orange Juice CITRUS' gal. Kosher Franks OUVE-PLAIN- • PICKLE LOAF & So if you see an item advertised Ass't. Cold Cuts SPICED tUNCHME AT Ib. 68< Fresh Milk HOMOGENIZED ga|. 96" by one of these stores that's lower PANTRY IMPORTED $ 38 PRIDE than ours, here's all you have to do: Boiled Ham LEAN 1 Creamery Butter SOLIDS Ib. 68' LIBERTY BRAND COUNTRY STYLEOR Compare specials and leader food prices HYGRADE Ib. 55* Bologna LIVERWURST Ib, advertised this, week by the Major Super, All Meat Franks markets listed in this ad and Pantry Pride's Wholesale City. Look at the prices li' on the items you want to buy. Clip or tear out the portions of this week's newspaper ads or ejrculars that show the items you want to buy. Make sure the sixes, and prices, and date line are show, ing on your teor-outi.

Bring all your tear-outs to Pantry Pride's Wholesale City. Alter you have shopped, check out, bring your purchases and tear, outs to the Pantry Pride Wholesale City DEEP CUT FROZEN FOODS SPECIALS! DEEP CUT HEALTH & BEAUTY AID SPECIALS! Office and receive your price refunds slips.

BLUE BIRD EXTRA DRY, REG. or Thcclerktnthe office will take your re- FRESH FROZEN IT'' Arrid Deb. UNSCENTED LIST $1.25 fund slips and give you cash savings that Orange Juice can odd up to big dollars as you shop PANTRY PRIDE REGULAR OR SUPER $|39l Pantry Pride's. Wholesale City i?wcry n-o>, LIST $1.93 week for the lowest advertised food Meat Pies ASSORTED pty. 16VTampcii ( prices. MORTON MOUTHWA5H Cream Pies UL VARIETIES 22 Listerine LIST$1.59 bo I. 99 ' PRICES EFFECTIVE TUES,, SEPT. i8 THRU TUB., OCT ' ; thriM; Teacher Leader Seminars ado Jr., Institute g coum *w pres^Uxl to Rut LINCROFT - Rutgers In- passe procedures, Time for gers and flwW'atf by-Mr, 4 merit and Labor Relations, Takeoff for IMted? stltute ot Management and questions and consultation has Room 209, Bock Hall • Liv- SclancaJeporB and Charles R« # By Ro« ER K. SPK A R mmmmmmmmmm Moreover, the oul look for do- Labor Relations and Brook- been provided for partici- (ioodh'art, teaehe«'s in 'he ; 1 ingston, Rutgers University, mestic air carriers has bright- dale Community Cnlleui , in pants. New Brunswick, N.J.ORWi. Middletown Township School - Q — I am an' employe with ened. The President's new cooperation with the Mon- ' The seminar program will A proposaUoutlinlng the District.. United Air Lines (NYSK) and Successful economic program Is ex- mouth County Education As- offer five topics: (A) Prepara- have been in their Stock rur- pected to provide an impor- sociation and the New Jersey tion of Negotiations Propos- chase Plan for about four Investing' tant boost to businessmen and Education Association, will of- als; (B) Strajegy.aml Tactics years, investing $75 each consumers, (hereby Riving air fer u seminar program for of Bargaining; (C) Writing G RAMAN'S month from my paycheck. Do travel a' .strong lift from its area teachers, association the Contract;- (D) Contract VACUUM and APPLIANCE PARTS CO, you think I would be better off present grounded state. Thus, ting back on flighls, the favor- leaders and negotiators on the Administration; (K) Impasse 156 MONMOUTH ST. BED BANK, N.J. putting this money elsewhere, A — No. Since you have a UAL shaves twyv appear move able, effects of which should Brnokdule campus here. Procedures. PHONE 747-5623 such as in a credit union, mu- favorable investment plan, attractive than they have in be greatly improved profit "The five-seminar program, tual fund or other savings you should continue to lake some time, a fact which is margins, especially when air "Collective Negotiations for Registration forms and in- HOOVSR and EUREKA CUAMHS plan? -J.S. full advantage of its benefits. evident in the stock's smart traffic picks up. Another po- Teacher Association Lead- formation can be obtained by KINGSTON TANKS 8. CANISTERS recovery from 1970 lows. tential plus for UAL would be, ers," will be presented in 17 telephoning I he local seminar Waxers - Polishers - Hand Cleaners A nose-diving economy, in- of course, :i winding down of sessions Thursdays from 7:III) coordinator, Pat Sciancale- SALES and SERVICE crenst'd competition on many the inflation spiral which Nix- to 9:;i() p.m. The program be- pore. Reservations should be "We Service What We Sell*' Feel rich, routes and an overcapacity on desires. Since Inbnr is l>y>' gins Oct. 14 and will continue received by Oet. 1). ALL PARTS and SERVICE ON PREMISES problem caused heavy losses far the single largest expense through Feb. 24. Inquiries may also be ad- CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY : warm, throughout most of lust year for the'airline industry, a get- The seminars are for teach- dressed to Dr. Edward Hurt- and in the first quarter of tough policy with unreason- er leaders, negotiators and as- able union demand* would 1971. However, things started sociation members who desire HEALTH woriry- taking a turn for the better tend to further alleviate the a working view of negotiation when, on May 7,, the CAB rising cost trend. procedures, The program is & free granted a fury increase. This, While 11)71 earnings will, in structured to provide instruc- BEAUTY plus other 1971 fare hikes, all probability, bo negligible, tion by professionals ex- should raise UAL revenues 1072 could witness a definite perienced in the field of public AIDS roughly Jltl!) million on an an- turnaround in the company's sector negotiations and I in- nual basis. operations. Continued pur- The trunk carrier itself lias chase is advised, with diver- sification into another in- gone a long way toward con- 8 Con iily VITAMIN trolling costs by redwing the vestment .area a wise consid- number of employes and cut- eration. Bankers To CENTER Go to Parlev ' Have extra cash in your bank • Flammable Goods' PRINCETON - Kight Mon- foods plus balance when you need it. Open mouth, County hankers have a Cash-O-Matic account with us. registered to attend the an- Sales Protested nual Consumer Credit Confer- MONMOUTH COUNTY NATIONAL BANK- The New Jersey Congress has sent telegrams to 15 con- ence 6f the New Jersey Bank- SAVE of Parents and Teachers, grcsstnen protesting the sale ers Association to be held in The batik that looks oul fof you , nearly one-half million strong, of flammable children's sleep-1 Cherry Hill on Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 5 and 6. YOUR REGISTER TAPES wear and urging passage of More than 200 bankers from the Emergency School Aid all parts of the state are ex- ATTENTION: PART TIME COLLEGE STUDENTS . and Quality Integrated Act of EARN 10% EXTRA pected to attend the Confer- 1971. ence. C BROOK DALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE A strong protest regarding President of the NJBA, Ho- JOIN "fabrics for children's clothing race G. Moeller, president, also was forwarded to Secre- Colonial National Bank, Had- FP CHRISTMAS CLUB tary ot Commerce Maurice donfield will offer greetings at , INQUIRE AT OUR STORES FALL TERM Stans. the opening banquet. NJBA Vice President George L. SEPTEMBER 22,1971 -- DECEMBER 22,1971 Responding to the first tele- Bielitz, president of Mon- FALL TERM REGISTRATION FOR PART TIME AND WEEKEND COLLEGE gram were Congressmen mouth County National Bank, .- Florence J>. Dwyer, Peter H-. USTERINE STUDENTS HAS BEEN EXTENDED THROUGH SATURDAY, OCT. 2,1971 Bed Bank, will also be in at- BAN ' B. Frelifighuysen, Cornelius .tendance. $13.50 PER CREDIT FOR COUNTY RESIDENTS E. Gallagher, Edward J, Pat- ton, Tetcr W. llodino jr., Rob- Subjects to be discussed at iMOUTHWASH SPRAY DEODORANT OPENINGS STILL EXIST IN THE FOLLOWING COURSES & SUBJECT AREAS: ert A, Roe, Frank Thompson the sessions include fair credit reporting, consumer credit 4 oz. • Advanced Accounting ' .Electronics, Jr. and Joseph G. Minish and. • Chorus " Sen. Frank Moss, who stated legislation, consumer protec- • Oil Painting 32 oi. Reg. 107 • Communications I & II • Physical Education they would work in the best tion, and others. • c • Automotive. TechnoloQ/ interest of children's safety. Among the speakers will be • English Literature • Advanced Physics Beg. C • Advanced Biology Charles J. Irwin, new director • History • Introduction to Indicating their support of 2.29 89 « Business Law II •• of the New Jersey office of 59 • Journalism Psychology the Emergency School Aid Consumer Protection, New- • Organic Chemistry • Marketing • Secretarial Science and Quality Integrated Act ark. Mr. Irwin is a former • Computer Science • Developmental were Congressmen Hdiwi B. • Sociology I & II state assemblyman. • Drafting & Design Mathematics & English Korsythe, James J. HmHrd, Othep bankers registered • Speech JERGENS Charles \V. Sandman Jr.,]Gal- from Monmouth County are: • Economics II • Advanced Mathematics • Theater I lagher, Koe, Thompson and Frank E. Deremer, The Cen- 4 WAY Introduction To Education . Foreign Languages »Advanced Weather Minish. tral Jersey Bank and Trust LOTION The act would provide ap- Company, Freehold; Cyril F. EXTRA DRY For Further Information Contact the Admissions and Records Office {day or evening) at: proximately $1.5 billion in fed-, Gill and James J. Powers, NASAL SPRAY 7 oz-15= off bofh of Monmouth County Na- eral assistance over a two- Reg. 1.35 Admissions and Records Office: Brookdale Community College year period to help commu- tional Bank, Little Silver; Jo- 765 Newman Springs Road nities meet the additional seph K, Vuzzo, Middletown 842-1900, ext. 371,372 or 373 Lincroft, New Jersey 07738 costs of integrating their Banking Company, Middle- school systems. town; Erik C. Bertelsen, Ralph Dolan, and C. Fred Herman, all of First Mer- chants National Bank, Red Bank. LADIES- Inactive Nurses GILLETTE FALL Course Slated =3 PLATINUM PLUS BLADES LONG BRANCH - Inactive HINLAND nurses who are planning to SPECTACULAR OPEN 3 DAYS ONLY LKlV. STOIU: HI YllliS 747-9894 enroU in a refresher course to 10's THURSDAY & FRIDAY 187 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., SHREWSBURY be held at Monmouth Medical 29 10-9 AT THE A & P SHOPPING CENTER Center next month should not Reg. SATURDAY 10-6 delay in submitting appli- 1.89 cations, Mrs. Elizabeth Sand- erson, assistant administrator ' V in charge of nursing services,' jCLLIlfb UUl««* THE ENTIRE STOCK OF THE "CLOTHES cautioned today. CLOSET" OF TOWSON. MARYLAND..A FANTASTIC SELECTION OF 1971 FALL An open house and tour held FASHIONS FOR CASUAL AND DRESS WEAR. recently for prospective en- rollees drew a heavy re- VISINE sponse, but there are still AS MUCH AS openings before the quota is met, she said. Information EYE DROPS COLGATE concerning the course can be obtained from Mrs. Miriam 15 cc TOOTHPASTE Maarberg, director of staff OF! development. Visirie 6.75 oz. OFF Open to registered, gradu- Reg. 6' OFF BY"RIGAMAROLE" "HETTEMARKS1 ate and licensed practical 1.50 Reg. 1.09 oatsTQ nurses, the four-week course "GERALD MC CANN" "FOX RUN' ARKS" ORIGINAm L %mPRICE will begin on Oct. 11. During "KAY-TUR0FF"&M0RE the first two weeks the course will consist of lectures by me- dical and nursing staff mem- ARRID bers, with classes running PHISOHEX from 7 to 10 p.m. In the final EXTRA DRY REG. & UNSCENTED 16 oz. two weeks beginning Oct. 15, Reg. 3.04 SKIRTS* SLACKS the trainees will receive clini- BY "H.I.S." cal experience with an in- PANT SUITS structor on the nursing units. 9 oz. |"JUNIOR HOUSE" BY "THINGS" "52 BONO" "JONES" Reg. 79 "PAHTSMAKER" 1 "CRAIG CRAELY" "JLJNIORITE" Franklin Hunks 1.79 I "HAPPY LEGS" AS "NORMAN TODD" "WHITE STAG" in LOW' 'GARLAND' Hours It loi\ k-;-.!- rt v "DALTON" BELOW MAKERS COST!! KOMKHSKT - Franklin Slate Bank, with five offices in Momimulh County, is con- ducting a new campaign, of- fering long banking hours and If SUAVE FEMINIQUE ' other services. V, Protein Shampoo FEMININE According in Michael 10, DEODORANT SPRAY LADIES'DRESSES •Gould, marketing officer, 16 oz. - Reg. 99' daily banking hours arc from K a.m. to H p.m. and, on Satur- KNITS COCKTAILS A< mu/AC CASUAL BY JUNIOR A> LUW Ai days, I) a.m. to :j p.m. The C bank, which he terms New ACCENT, GEORGE 1 Jersey's fastest growing 49 BULLOCK, VERA & BY COUNTRY SHIRT' bank, also offers two lype.s of MAXWELL, TEAL * "CRAZY HORSE" free checking accounts as TRAINA. HEISER, * TALBOT" "KHISTIE" "u'i'll ;is; •)-%% interest mi lime KRISTINE AND & MORE (Icpdsil.s of two years, I he. maximum allowable rale. MANY MORE. AS LOW MANY ONE OF A KIND ORIGINALS NIAGAHA FALLS, Onl, SIORt HOURS; 9 to 6 - Mon., IUM., Thort., t Sot. (AC) —. Police siild nearly OjSMi loit'lil 9 Wwl. I. fri.-aoMd Sunday '• l $7I,(HW worth of goods were Mnpii ni/y ^inyv*yini r,vt I uliiiifnifi ^j fi,,,* /vyt (name Jfll Mmn M BlnnHif^(fl ?i l HIIXIIIM M^nt,Mim J', n't ll*m«*l(mAy» (r stolen from cars here (hieing * " '" '""" «' l» ",;'ll'» "»' HifllJil <|i/milll» Nill "».,«, „ 1,1. |W ly. I he 1971 tourist Mw.son. .• Ttu!»»lly gegl«t«r, HNJ Bank - MUdlrtimn. N.J., Wiirulsj. Hrfb-talitr 3», W"l l.'j

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,-.¥S {(irayh Saiurds", Oct. 2iail> K.>MM.r, »n) Hank - Miildlrtuvn,NJ,, Vrdm-Mlay,Srjrtrmbcr39,1971 College Library s Art Exhibit 1 LONG BBANCH - "Old House in Long Branch; Twftnty-thrce works of art, "Domes Dominus;" an oil b> ranging from oil and water- June (leaver; Ceil Grayer, a colors to woodcuts, arc on dis- watorcolor titled "Sails;" play in the Murry and Lconie "Kabuki," a mixed media by Guggenheim Memorial Li- Virginia Hammond and Shet brary at Monmoulli College lah Haskin-Lobel's "But , through the end of October. twfly," a woodcut. The exhibition features Also, a mixed media by Gi work by members of Hie Guild nette Heuman titled "Nigh of Creative Art, Shrewsbury, Flight;" an oil titled "Sunday and is open to the public in Night," by Doris Hyland normal library hours. "Early Spring," a sumi by The guild, a non-profit orga- Anne U. Kobayashi; Valei S, nization, is designed to stimu- Maris's mixed media, "Iron late interest in art in Mon- Oxide Flowers," and a water- jnotith County, and conducts color called "Snug Cove" by art classes, seminars, educa- Frances Mcllvain. tional projects, and lectures Also, "Young Boy," awa- and demonstrations by its tercolor by Toni Monks; an oil members. titled "Bridge Hampton," by The artists, and the types of Regone Pierrakos; Mardee work being shown in the li- Heed's acrylic titled "Upper brary include William Asman, Delaware;" "Icarus," a seri- an ink on paper titled "Either graph by Koslyn Rose, and an Way;" Helen Bachner, a rub- acrylic by George Shelly bing titled "Bird;" Nick Caiv- "Girl With Flowers in ano, an oil titled "Behold the Brown." Queen;" a wood assemblage Also, a watercolor by Don by Ruth Caruso called, "From Voorhees, "The Hill;" "Men- Another Angle," and Norman ding The Nets," a watercolor FRANKLIN STATE COMES 'Colson's mixed media titled by Anthony Ventura, and a "Compton Creek." mixed media by Clara Gee Also, an oil by Agnes Egan, Stamaty titled "City Scape." Superior Court TO MONMOUTH COUNT Y Grants I IDivorces ALL 1 5 OFFICES JOIN THE CELEBRATION! FREEHOLD - These di- Sharon Goldstein, Jackson, vorces have been granted in from Melvin Goldstein, 18 Bel- Superior Court here: fast Ave., Hazlet, for exteme Edna Basile, Seawood cruelty. • Drive, Cliff wood Beach, from Thelma Louise Homer, Sec- George W. Basjle, address un- ond St., Union Beach, from known, for desertion, Clarence NathanieJ Homer, Kay Brown, Fifth Ave., As- Morningside Ave., Union bury Park, from Harvey Ken- Beach, for desertion. neth Brown, 116 Broadway, Mario Szabo Mason, Bt. '35, Long Branch, for desertion. Middletown, from Raymond William H. Burlew, Aber- Robert Mason, address un- deen Road, Matawan, from known, for desertion. Gladys H. Burlew, Hilderi- Alvah F. Meyer, 24 Sunrise boro, England, for desertion. Place, Red Bank, from Judith S. Meyer, Forked River, for Florence Ellen Conklin, desertion, Stoney Hill Road, Eatontown, Marion Nazario, Beacon from Wallace Wesley Conklin, Blvd., Keansburg, from Jose Miami; Fla., for extreme Nazario, Bronx, N.Y., for "cruelty. desertion. ' Louise Fatone, Randall Evelyn B. Nooney.Lakeside Place; Keansburg, from Ave., Rumson, from John J. James Fatone.Belleville, for Nooney, address unknown, for desertion. , desertion. MobileHomeTalkSet In Freehold Township FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — minimum requirement for A public hearing on a mobile each home unit. home ordinance'and amend- The committee passed a ments will be held Oct. 18. resolution allowing a limited The Township Committee number of exceptions (15-20 introduced last night an home) in hardship cases to . amendment to a proposed or- the moratorium against cer- dinance to regulate mobile tificates of occupancy in the homes in the township. Southern Gulf Sewer Co. fran- Action on the original ordi- chise area. The moratorium nance which was introduced will be in effect until the State Sept 13 was postponed after Department of Environmental complaints from residents of Protection finds that the pri- Silver Meade, the only mobile vate sewer company has tak- home development in the en adequate steps to prevent township, that fee increases pollution to adjacent streams. would result in rent increases The Township Committee for the residents, most of will hold only one meeting whom are retired and living next month, OP Oct. 18, be- on fixed incomes. cause of holidays on its regu- The proposed amendments lar meeting nights, the second include a 52-year or over age anf fourth Mondays. limit for residents, fees at the same rate as at present, al- lowances of three instead of four licenses for mobile home Sentencing developments according to .the present township popu- Is Set In lation, and a 6,000-square foot Theft Count Club Plans FREEHOLD - Leonard J. Teasley, 133 Lippincott Aye., Long Branch, will be sen- Oktoberfest tenced Oct. 15 on seven counts OCEANPORT - The to which he pleaded guilty Oceanport Democratic Club yesterday. will re-create an old-world Ok- Teasley admitted stealing toberfest on Saturday, Oct. 9, $446 from the Norwood and again on Sunday, Oct. 10, Agency, 505 Broadway, Long between 6 p.m. and midnight Branch, Aug. 31, 1970; steal- at the Community Center. ing $73.45 from Loretta Gib- .The club announced that in son, 127 Bath Ave., Long the best tradition, the bill of Branch, Aug. 26, 1970; break- fare will highlight authentic ing into the homes of Dorothy German fond and German Belin, 52 Patten Ave., Long FARMERS & MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK Free Prestige Checking Account with a cash re- beer, while a German band Branch, June 23, 1971, and has joined the fastest-growing, happiest bank in all serve feature that allows you to write yourself a loan, will play traditional tunes for Gloria Damiani, 7 Anderson New Jersey. .FRANKLIN STATE BANK, to bring dancing. St., Monmouth Beach, June actually lets you overdraw your account as much as Tickets for the "all you can 25; 1971, with intent to steal., • you the easiest, most accommodating banking serv- $5,500 with a pre-arranged line of credit.' eat" event can be purchased He also admitted attempt- ices anywhere! Now you, too, can take advantage of from any member of the club ing to break into the home of cir at the club's headquarters Helen Grace, 51.N. Fifth'Ave., such great new benefits as: at 3S1 Oceanport Aye. Long Branch, last Dec. 22 with intent to steal. THE MOST CONVENIENT HOURS IN THE HIGHEST COMMERCIAL BANK INTEREST Teasley, whose guilty pleas STATE- Basic Sewing were accepted by Monmouth ON TIME DEPOSITS... UP TO 5-3/4% County Court Judge Alton V. DAILY 8AM TO 8PM Classes Set Evans, admitted conspiring to SATURDAY 9AM TO 5PM We're proud and happy that Farmers & Merchants HAZLET-Basic sewing cheat and defraud the Long has taken on the name Franklin State Bank. Won't lessons, free of charge, are Branch offices of the Mon- FREE CHECKING you come in and say hello. Well have free coffee and being offered by the recrea- mouth County National Bank tion commission for young and the Central Jersey Bank Free Regular Checking Account, No service a friendly greeting for you at aft times. girls. and Trust Co. by forging and Registration is underway issuing certain checks last charges. Write as many checks as you want..,free. You can bank on it! for classes slated to begin June 21. Only a $250 minimum balance is needed. Oct. 6 or B. Because two locul- lie pleaded guilty to (eceiv. women have volunteered as ing four checks stolen from teachers, classes .are avail- Strongheart Packing Co., 165 able either day. Hours are Branchport Ave., Long 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Branch, in that city the same OPEN DAILY 8AM TO 8PM • SATURDAY 9 AM TO 5 ra FREE CHECK1N8J00! Those Interested in partici- day — one for $125, one for pating miiy call the recreation |101, one for $ too and one for office to register. m • . . 15 Honor Staffordfhompson RKI1 BANK - Stafford W. Thompson has worked tire- Thompson of Red Bank will lessly and consistently In our be honored by the Red Hank behalf and we can do no less Area NAACP at its first an- than extend this tribute." nual achievement awards din- Among those expected to at- ner on Saturday, Oct. 2, at tend arc Red Bank's Major 4:30 p,m. The dinner will bp Daniel O'Hern and several held at the new Red Bank black mayors from commu- Primary School. nities in New .le^ey. Mr. Thompson, a past presi- Philip Savage, Tri-statc Di- dent of the local NAACI'. rector of the NAACP will be served also as its education the guest speaker and will chairman for many years, and lead off the membership drive worked actively for ilie con- which will run from Oct. 2 to struction of the new educa- Dec-31. Prospective members tional facility in Red Bank, will have an opportunity to lie has also been engaged in join the organization at the many struggles within the dinner. community to gain equal Tickets for the dinner may treatment for blacks and oth- be obtained through PeWitt er minority people. .Jackson, 41 Harrison Avc, Red Bank; Mrs. Theodore A spokesman for the local Johnson, 24K Leighton Ave., NAACP has stated "we could lied Bank, or JohnJShaw, 203 think of no other person more Branchport Avc., Long worthy of receiving our first Branch. OPEN flNE W ACCOUNT AT ANT OF TIE 5 MONMOUTH COUNTY achievement award. Mr. OFFICES OF FRANKLIN STATE BANK AND Skip Freshman TAKE HOME ONE OF THESE VALUABLE GIFTS: English Course RED BANK - Five stu- search. It is an exploration of dents from Rod Bank Region- semantics, the structure and al are entering college for the function of language, and a first time with advanced cred- study of comparative world its in English, allowing them literature. to skip the college freshman Mark Bartel is the son of English course. Mr. and Mrs. Baity Bartel, 15 Heather Hill Way, Holmdel, FOR A NEW FORA NEW FOR A NEW In a program initiated by and is attending Montana $5,000 Dr. John Cone, English De- State University; Barbari $100 CHECKING $250 CHECKING partment chairman at the Ourchin, daughter of Mr. an by storm! Deep- cord storage; flip-top President Andre J. O'Connor. on Saturday at Rod's Shadow- domed styling; TIMEX magnetliltsawaylids This award is given an- seo thru vinyl from cans. BLACKS DECKER brook, Shrewsbury. Also to be construction. Man's or Lady's nually to a member of the Watch X DRILL KIT honored at the dinner-dance community who has demon- Sweep-SBCond Drills, sands, grinds. are John Hines and Nancy Co- •/ wire-brushes. 14-po..kit strated Ms concern for his fel- hand; loathor-look, gan, both ol whom have re- band. One-year includes 3" wire wheel low man, through untiring and written guarantee. brush, grinding wheel, cently completed terms as ST. MARY'S 3 twist drill bits, custom- unselfish actions in their be- THERMAL molded case. 1 president of the division and MICKEY MOUSE WATCH half. It is the highest; honor , BLANKET which our division can be- ladies auxiliary respectively. 'Shock-resistant; unbreak- / byTmldcmt Mr. O'Connor is acting as able rnainsbrings. stow," said Mr. d'Connor in • Gift-DOXStf, announcing the selection of chairman for the affair. Mem- Mr. Carroll, bers of the committee include Joseph Meehan, Alice Halm, Mr, Carroll, a Long Branch John Fitzpatrick, Agnes Duke native, attended local schools, and Alex Catney., graduating from Long Branch *Account must remain open tor 12 months. Maximum two gilts per family. High School in 1941. He is a member of the Neptune .Hose Asks Rail Company, Knights of Colum- bus, Council 335, The Joint Fraternal Orders and the Spur Be SOMETHING TO SMILE ABOUT! AOH, He is a communicant of Star of the Sea Catholic Restored WIN HUNDREDS OF FREE GIFTS! Church. * HAPPY SMILE BUTTONS ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS FRANKLIN STATE BANK'S Married to the former Mary — Councilman Alfred F. Katz YDURS FREE AT ANY O^HCE Lois Rlllstone of Scranton, is seeking bi-partisan agree- ment on reestablishing the OF FRANKLIN STATE BANK! railroad -spur from Matawan SUPER SMILE SWEEPSTAKES as one way of coping with CUFFWOOD Funds Are traffic problems which might Smiles on rugs, on waste No purchase necessary. crop up with establishment of baskets, on mugs... smiles Just deposit this Sweep- Given For Gateway National Park, • on scores of happy gifts stakes coupon at any , Councilman Katz also noted ' during our celebration of Franklin State Bank office. New Project that the spur would -benefit this exciting merger. Come You need not be a depositor, commuters. or be present at the MIDDLETflwN - The fed- "It seems to me," Coun- in and register. FREE eral Department ot Housing cilman Katz said, "that until DRAWING EVERY drawing, to win. and Urban Development has the matter of access to the TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY granted $2 million for con- park is resolved, this borough &THURSDAYI : Drawings to begin struction of 200 low cost se- would be making a serious October 12th, HAPPY nior citizens housing units mistake in disposing of the DAYSTOYOU! . here, Committeetnan Thomas portion of the railroad proper- J. Lynch reports. ty it now owns to a private "Sen, Harrison A. Williams group for development." NAME (D-N.J.) confirmed this week The councilman said some that the money is being made county candidates for state of- ADDRESS. available and the (lousing Au- fice also have urged reestab- thority will be notified in the lishmcnt of the spur. CITY. - .ZIP. "I next few days by HUD so that I site selection can begin," Mr. TELEPHONE. Lynch said, The committecman added ROUTE 35 Gallamore MMmmmm •••••••fl^ he will otter a resolution at OARCtfTSTAtE PARKWW tonight's Township Com- On Board mittee meeting providing an Nlfl'TUNK - Gary D. Gal- advance of $60,000 to the local lamore, chief technologist, Housing Authority for prelimi- Nuclear Medicine Section, Ra-.. nary planning. (liiiliigy lH'purlmmtt, Jersey "Our senior citizens have Short! Medical L'onter, has wailed far too long for ade- been appointed to the Squint) quate housing that they can Nui-W'ar Medicine Teell- afford, and I personally don't mlogish Ciinsiilliint Board. think we should wait another I'lic IHIUHI is coinpo^'d n[ ALWAYS OPEN WHEN YOU NEED US... DAILY 8 TO 8, SATURDAY 9 TO 5 day to put the wheels in mo- nuclciir me ill el no tech- tion," Mr.-'Lynch declared. nologists throughout the U.S. MONMOUTH COUNTY OFFIGES: Matawan, Main Stroet& Ravine Drive* Marlboro, lie added that the $00,000 it was lurmeil to encourage ( can re repaid after the HUD an cxcliango of views on nu- Hiahway 79 & School Road West* Ocean Township, Highway 35 & Deal Road • Cliffwood, Cliffwood funds are received hy the dear iiu'dlcim- technology Avo. & Highway 35 • Strathmoro, Lloyd Road & Highway 34. Housing Authority. between the manufacturer '' 10 0THEROFBGESSERVINGSOMERSET,MIDDLESEXANDUNIONCOUNT|ES '•The most Important thing and hospital or clinic. ityW'ta'tb get this project off Mr. (iuilumoit! Is M«inbfii'Fei)or«ID»pa ; that prices can be tower if more shoppers buy more food big, nigh volume, 5 million dollar store costs less to operate five small 1 million dollar stores with less shoppers. ' I ' Betferforthe customer and the supermarket! Some stores have imaginative slogans. Some stores have changed their name. And some stores are going to change their name! Wonderful if this helps them tower tneir prices to try and match Shop-Rite and give the customer a better break \ We're all for it We're glad tnat they've finally decided to help lower prices by giving up stamps and, we hope, gimmicks.

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; Andthatfs.whatrfs all about. SHOPRITE...THE F THE NS1 MONEY-SAVMG POWER IN N.J. Adult School for Everyone RED BANK, 1S.J, WBOW-SMY. SEPTEMBER 29,1971 "We've something fur uvoryone," tays Thomas R, , coordinator. "MAKCOM is a non-profit public educational or- To dittr, more than 2,(l()() icgistrrrriutis have been received ganisation designed to serve the adults of its participating and there arc him openings in must classes, vulh IOIUIIK and communities as well as surrounding areas, There arc no resi- pottery filling up the fastc-it. dential requirements for participation." What are we talking about? MAKCOM expects 3,000 students to enroll for the fall term',, Thu fall term of the Monmoiith Adult Kdueatibn (.'ommis- Mr, Niles says. slon, (MAECOM.) ,. • It. .offers 170 courses in every field or endeavor, always Listen: striving to keep up with pertinent trends; For example, the ' Would you like to skim along the river In recalled, "and even with all our so-called 'formal' CONCENTRATION — Young craftsman mixes education, would have had an easier time getting around (and paints for still-life creation being fashioned during purchasing those Christmas bargains so dear to the feminine art classes which Is part of Monmouth Aduj|Jid|> heart) had we-liad a fluent knowledge of Spanish." , cation Commission's fall term. *""* Mrs. Fox isn't alone in her desire to learn. I , To accommodate her and th« thousands of others, MAE- COM depends upon student fees and sponsors' contributions to pay all costs not covered, by state aid funds, "And we believe in high-quality, trained teachers," Mr, Niles says. "Our staff is well qualified and drawn from the up- per echelon of professionals in various fields." Belief Cited ' I he belief of MAECOM is that the school should serve as a FLOWERS THAT BLOOM IN THE FALL — Class in flower-arranging is one of 170 offered by Mon- coordinating, Integrating, problem-solving community force., mouth Adult Education Commission during fall term, registration for which is now open, "continuing education*" according to Mr. Niles, "for the pur- poses not only of providing constructive use for leisure time, Educationally-oriented organizations and businesses are support to MAECOM. but also to enable people to make up job deficiencies, learn invited to participate as associate members, (there are three: Intensive learning experiences are starting right now, dur- new skills for job upgrading and job changes." Long Branch Department of Parks, Recreation and Con- ing registration. He calls it a "partnership in education," one consisting of servation, Monmouth Community Action Program, (MCAP) And, come the week of Oct. 4, classrooms in four munici- the schools and the outside organisations and agencies who . and Monmouth College;) sponsors, (there are 21 here, busi-' palities will be buzzing with challenges in all fields from driver contribute .to the on-going educational needs of family and nesses and corporations tuned to the educational welfare of education to personalized beauty to adventures in para- community. ;• the area,) and numerous other sources lending talents and psychology.

I •• • • ... ,400 More Set For County Jobs Aid By HALLIE SCHRAEGER ment Act of 1971, effective program agent for 33 county Federal funds are received distributed, but a report ports will be the basis for the last Friday, says County municipalities participating in through the regional Manpow- might be'ready by tomorrow. county's report to the Man- 1 FREEHOLD — Monmouth Budget Director Theodore J. a $1,306,400 program under er Administration of the •Many Criteria power Administration, due County is getting $609,400 Narozanick: the "old" Emergency Em- United States Department of "We have to discuss it. Oct. 7. • • • jnore from Uncle Sam under The county Board of Free- ployment Act of 1971, adopted Labor. There are many criteria we Tomorrow at 1 p.m. the the new Emergency Employ- holders already is acting as last month. The two-year program is de- have to follow. Right now we county's 5S mayor's have been signed to employ the unem- are in the midst of analyzing invited\to the freeholders' ployed and underemployed in the program and examining meeting room in the Hall of public service jobs, with the the guidelines," he said. Records to learn about the federal government picking On the county budget direc- new federal accelerated pub- Keyport Adopts Ban ' up 90 per cent of the tab and tor's agenda this morning was he works plan. SAVE THAT CHAIR! — Don't throw out a family Under the plan, federal heirloom; you can learn to re-cane it at Mon- the municipalities contrib- a meeting with program liai- uting the other 10 per cent. - son officials from the 33 par- funds will be given for munici- mouth Adult Education Commission fall term, pal public works projects, starting week of Oct. 4, Mr. Narozanick said last ticipating towns to show them On Income Housing night he doesn't know yet how how to make out the required such as sewer and water facil- the additional money will be monthly reports. Those re- ities. KEYPORT — An ordinance er for review and recommen- vised council he will proclaim designed to halt temporarily dation. Oct.TO/through Oct. IS as Na- all construction of •income- Couneilman Hanson (absent tional Guard "50th Armored producing residential build- from last night's session) ad- Division Week." ings was adopted without ob- jection last night by Borough Council. Lone Vote Bars The measure, aimed at ban- ning high rise apartments and motel units within borough Borough Purchase boundaries, was necessitated by overtaxing of the RED BANK - If you won- February. borough's sewer system. der what difference a vote The board was asking ap- When the ordinance v^as can make, just ask any mem- proval to buy the house and first introduced earlier, this ber of the Red Bank Board of lot at K Tower Hill Ave. from month council president.Henri Education. Mrs. Phoebe White. J. Hansen explained, "We Oho vote was the margin The properly consists of a don't mean that the person yesterday in the defeat of a two-story house and a 50-by- who wants to build a single special school referendum 175-foot lot adjacent to Hie family dwelling on a con- seeking approval to spend recreation field at the high forming lot is going to be de- $17,000 to buy a house and lot school, and adjoining board nied a building permit. What adjacent to tho present Red properties on Tower Hill Avo. we arc trying to control is Hank High School. When it authorized the ref- construction of multiple dwell- The purchase authorization erendum last month, tin- ings, as our sewer problem is was defeated by n vote of 40 board said it had no specific most acute," lie stated. to 41. plans for the property, but The borough has been or-1 Those 81 total votes cast was simply continuing an es- derod by the state Depart- represent a turnout! of rough- tablished policy of trying? to ment of Environmental Pro- ly 1.25 per cent of the e,u/» acquire those Tower Hill tection to upgrade its primary registered voters, a small properties bordering the'high treatment system and is seek- turnout by even the most pes- .school. . • . . CHAMBER DINNER - Selections for the Red Bank Area Chamber of ing toform its own^utffnorily simistic standards. The thought is that the high 'Commerce 1971 annual Improvement awards have befcn completed'by the- Bnard Secretary Kvqrett •school will eventually revert, judges. Announcement of the persons or business civic Improvements to with neighboring Matiiwan. redeive recognition w I IT be made atthe charriber'S'annualcllnner-aance ot IOUS BUSINESS-Course In plumbing and A preliminary roport con- Monk said last night after back to the local Board of laterfol sower Installation Is popular among home- .conferring'with board mem- Education after the new'high Glbbs Hall,'Ft. Monmouth, Octj 7. Shown at final meeting are, left to cerning the borough's eligibi- right, Mrs. George T. Barnard/ secretary of the Red Bank Woman's Club; pwnbrs.aM'ondma. Monmouth Adult Education lity for federally subsidized bers, that the question prob- school is built and the luiul elbsies/t'b be ottered ot Red Bank Regional, Long ably will be rcNubmitted to could he used for expansion Thomas Carter, executive director, Red Bank Community Center; Wlllard flood Insurance was referred Watkins, Red Bank code enforcement officer, the judges, and James.'Des- Branch, Ocean Township and Monmouth Regional to Councilmim Donald V. Mill- the voters, probably during arid the houses could be used High Schools. the regular school elections in for office space. mond, chamber director and'chairman of Ms awards committee, , . PBA Heatl Asfcs Bettei* Pay, Heavily'•Anned Guards

ATLANTIC CITV (AS1) - for higher salaries and for Heffernan also blamed the to Carl Smith of Allentovm, Wat of Clark and Sgt. The president of thi" State Po- legislation giving [HIIRT im- growth »/,narcotics use on Pa., who wrestled a gun from Josepti Monteparo of, Aebury licemen's Benevolent Associ- proved pension benefits. "revolutionaries seeking to a berserk motorist on a New Park. ation called yesterday for a 'Cheating Chair' take over our government and Jersey highway. Three Clark Heffernan was rcclccted to $15,090 annual salary fur all Heffernan also said loo our way of life." youths, Thomas Oeldhauscr, his eighth term as president police and fur prison guards many convicted murderers He said. "Youths are being 15, Jeff Hancharch. 15, and .of the group. to be "armed to the leelh" to were "cheating the electric drugged by narcotics and Gerald B.rophy, 16, received prevent "an Attica in New chair," and lie called l»r propaganda in what has to be juvenilo awards for saying a .Jersey." •harsher sentences for all a Communist inspired pro- drowning youth. ' "FROM WHERE YOU ARE John J. lleffcrnan urged the criminals. "Convicted crimi- gram." The five posthumous WITH WHAT YOU HAVE" move at a PBA convention nals ahuuld serve their sen- Valor Award awards were given the'fami- tences in jails, not country lies of Patrolmen John Burke See our alt umftr banquet here at.which Valor The highest PBA valor Help W*nttd Mala or Ffwnal* awards were presented to six clubs, as some would like to award was presented to Pa- of Atlantic City; George Ren- In Today** Ctastiffod Section police and to the families of make them,'''he added. trolman Dennis Keegan of nie of Socaucus; Hienard five officers killed in the last He called for prison person- Camden, who foiled a bank Murray of Irvington; William year. nel to be more heavily armed holdup. Keegan received 1500. •'Police have a more trea- to prevent a riot such as the Two other valor awards cherous job than ever be- one which took more than 40 went to Patrolmen Hichard fore," Heffernan said. "The lives at Attica prison in New Gomez of Lakewond and time has come when we shall York recently. George 10. Jones of Bridge- OCEANPORT AVE. seek salaries commensurate "Before we have an Attica water, Three commendable LITTLE SILVER, M.J. 842 6666 SCANOANAVIAN TOUCH — Cutling ribbon at opening of Viking House, with the risks and profes- in New Jersey.," lie said, service awards were given to sional training." •Patrolmen Joseph DeHanes 315 Rt; 35« Eatontown, which features primarily Scandanavian furniture "let's demand that our correc- HOUHS Tun. W«d, Sal., 10 a.m. and accessories are, 1roh left, Leif Grindland, representative from Nor- A $15,000 base pay for police tion officers be armed to the and Richard Wenskoski, of the t o 7 p.m. Thurt. & fti. 10 a.m. to way; Marshall Van Winkle of Van Winkle AAarine; Eatontown Mayor Her- is needed in New Jersey to at- teeth for self defense, and as Middlesex County Park Po- 10 p.m. CLOSED MONDAYS bert E. Werner; Mrs. Mary Francese, secretary of the Greater Eatontown tract capable and educated a deterrent to those revolu- lice, and William Mulligan of Chamber of Commerce; Charles Avery of the First Merchants National men to the job, he said. He tionaries who would want to Jackson. CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED Bank, and Arthur Senders, owner of Viking House. added he would lead a fight start a prison uprising." A. citizens gold medal went Republicans' Claim Called fHogwash' Food City is still LEADER in QUALITY & DISCOUNTS I KEANSBURG - Eugene J. : "In town after town, frus- ' Bedell, Democratic candidate trated poiice chiefs blame WELL TRIMMED! U.S. Government Inspected for Assembly in the coastal narcotics as the prime source district, labelled a statement of their crime problem. They by county Republican legisla- have emphasized that it is not tors citing their roles in the , drug violations alone, but rob- ATLANTIC SUFERAMA PERDUE war against drug abuse as beries, burglaries, larcenies Shrmhiry Aranua ar Routs 35 "hogwa*." and auto thefts committed by NEWSHREWSIUK addicts that have sent statis- SIRLOIN > The statement which prompted Mr. Bedell's ire was tics soaring, The Republican issued by State Sens. Richard legislative candidates have OPEN DAIIY 9 TO 10 P.M., SUNDAYS 9 TO 6 P.M. chosen to ignore this in their R. Stout and Alfred N. Bead- rosy release," Mr.Bedellsaid. fGROCBRYDEPT. Chickens leston and. Assemblyman Jo- STEAKS "Last month, the state seph Azzolina. It said New passed a law that eliminates a BRAND NAMES At! Jersey was recognized by the long-standing necessity for nation as a leader in the drug known addicts to register with DISCOUNT PRICES! war and credited the Cahili local police departments. The Administration and the Re- New Jersey Narcotic Enforce- publican-dominated legisla- ment Officers Association has MARTINSON ture for the prominence. commented that enforcement "Amid all this self-induced officers cannot effectively adulation, the incumbent law- protect the people of the state x COFFEE makers are guilty of playing when their tools are being sur- rather loosely with the truth. reptitiously taken from them The boast constitutes an au- by their own legislators. Is 9 * 1 59 dacious attempt by the GOP this the mark of excellence to candidates to convince the which the incumbents refer?" FF. GALLON public that they deserve cred- Mr. Bedell asked. SHORTCUT tf% «f% it for something they really tCLOROX BLEACH LEGS 49Ib didn't do," he charged. C WINGS ZSi PKraft*18-Oz. Jar w Mr. Bedell said information "The incredible self-lauding Ib BREASTS59 contained in the Uniform statement issued in the Re-, GRAPEJELLY Rib Steak 88 JHiGHSAZl Crime Beport for 1979 and re- publican legislators' name I ' leased last month by the New does not include the fact that Seneca • 25-Oz. Jar $ THE VERY BEST lO'LESS-A-POUND Jersey State Police shows the legislature they dominate IN ROAST BEEF! THAN A YEAR AGO! that the crime rate for Mon- also passed a bill making New i APPLE SAUCE 4I 1 mouth County has increased Jersey the most liberal state No Deposit • Quart EYEROUND SPARIRiBS more than 14 per cent since in the country in downgrading e or SILVER TIP BAR-B-QUE last year. The report states penalties for marijuana PEPSI COLA 2i59 that the pace in number of users. Significantly, no law crimes committed in the coun- enforcement officers were GOlDENGRAIN»7'/4-Oi. •• f§4 ty exceeded the statewide av- consulted before the bill was Macaronis Cheese Dinner 5 R 1 erage. drafted," he said. Chocolate or Plain Our Thriftee BOLOGNA or OVALTINE«12.Oz.Jar LIVERWURST The Finest.. • Forrestdale Fair SLICEH TOP ROUND DELMONfEol7.Oz.Can BACOH EXTRA LEAN Emphasizes Crafts FRUIT COCKTAIL BEEF CUBES LONDON BROIL Nabisco • 16-Oz. Box SHORT RIBS HUMSON - Craft demon- Plastique, plexiglass; Margot strations for children and Smith, fondue cooking; Kilty FIGNEWTONS of BEEF I IB. adults will highlight the For- Culshaw, flower arranging; SMUCKERS»18-Oz.Jar restdale School Fair, sched- Nick Caivano, wood carving; FROZEN FOOD DEPT. uled Saturday and sponsored Lonia Efthyvoulou, water- Peanut Butter & Jelly colors; Clara Stamaty, mixed bytheRumsonPTA. Pream • 16-Oz. Jar Starting at 11 a.m. in the media; Helen Garside, cre- ORANGE JUICE 61 gymnasium, artisans at work wel; Molly Coker, needle- COFFEE CREAMER will be: Jerri Hegewald, flof- point; Sheldon Sacks, pen-ink PEPPERIDGE FARM . ilm art; (leorge Kunze, drawings; John Barry, pot- FANTASTIC »22-Oz, stained glass; Lilo Meany, tery and Carol IJezzutti, char- SPRAY CLEANER LAYER CAKES rug hooking; Beth Patcy, rug coal portraits. BANANAS punching; Kathy Wheaton, ' At noon, Sondra Scully will Kraft • 8-Oz. Bottle JOHN'S • 16-Oz. CHEESE or straw flowers; Ray Schafer, demonstrate the art of macr- children's printing; Studio ame; Elaine Simon, origami; ITflLf/iN DRESSING SAUSAGE PIZZA Jan Voytko and Merri Vet- GLAD • 80-Count MONTCO»10'/i-Oz. 1 rano, silk screening, and Gin- Aulo, Truck ny Day, cake decorating, SANDWICH BAGS WHIPPED TOPPING At 1 p.m., Mildred Lown ; Collision will demonstrate decnupage, HOWARD JOHNSON • 12-Oz. and Shcilah Loebel, woodcuts. iDAIR-Y DEPt.< From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., stu- Shrimp or Chicken Croquets Hurts Six dents will be making paper ROYAL DAIRY HAZLET — One person was flowers. A photography exhib- hospitalized and five others it by Monroe Edelstein and an GRADEAA slightly injured when a station art gallery by Garrett will be wagon and a truck collided at in place all day. BUTTER APIWHEK DEVI, GARDEN FRES lit. 35 and l'oole Ave., Mon- ' day afternoon. List Winners SOLID "OLD HEIDELBEm" \ PEPPERS According to investigating LB. FAMOUS GERMAN STYLE Patrolman Donald Uuehle the Of New'Kikes Royal Dairy* 8-0*. 'BOLOGNAor truck, operated by Gerald H. ASBUKV PARK - Winners Minard, 26, of Carteret, was in the Ecology '71 10-gear bi- CREAM CHEESE LIVERWURST heading south on the highway cycle drawing have been an- PltLSBURY • 8-0*. and tire car, driven by Bandy nounced by Steinbach. DOMESTIC • SLICED sr APPLES... L. Gerber, 17, of io fork They were among thou- IBISCUITS Buttermilk or Country Style Place, was proceeding west sands of entries in the all- IBorden • nU 6z." Boiled HAM on 1'oole Avc. when the acci- store competition held in con- POTATOES dent occurred at 12:32 p.m. junction with the Steinbach Most seriously injured was FROSTED SHAKES nn community service program r «II i a, • Crystal Mark, 17, of 11 Mason to spur efforts toward a clea- Homogenized Drive, a passenger in (he (ler- ner, more wholesome environ- SWISS Cheese »i». 49 ber vehicle, who was admit- ment. ted to Riverviow Hospital, Winners were: Asbury Park MILK Hed Bank, with a possible Steinbach, Ralph Hailey, concussion and scalp lacer- Hayoiuie; Brick Township, ations. Her condition was re- Donna Caldes of Brick; Ued ported fair this morning. Bunk, Anthony Smith of Bed VSBSk Gil P & SAVE the Gerber youth and his Bank; Plainficld, Kevin Gard- other passengers, Ellis Gold- ner of Plainfield; Elizabeth, m every, 15, of 24 West Uichard (ieman It. Lopez of Elizabeth, ' AJAX Liquid ' MAXWELL HOUSE BISQUICK St.; Arm»nd 'fiso, 17, of 5 Hill- and Manalapan, Wendy Gold- GLAD WRAP DISHWASH top Place; George Ferguson, berg, Englishtdwti. tOO Feot Instant COFFEE BUTTERMILK 18, of 33 Wintltrop Place, and OFeot London Air|ioil Kusy DETERGENT Keith Waldrop, 16, of Line R6G. C 22-Ot. BAKING ••-•• Road, were also taken to the LONDON (AP) - London's 35' REG ,hospital by members of the Heathrow Airport handled Hflzlet Township First Aid MIX AQc MS million international pas- Umil I Couptnt»l«mi',y.lip19. Oil. 7 Squad. They were treated for sengers in 1970, making it the Ctftf J-III'—iir rniirir- inn 1 , • 1 REG. 67' "Tf ~J their injuries nnd released. busiest inlernational travel illljlTll It 1111) I || .1 No •summonses were issued center in the world, airport of- pending further investigation. ficials said.

,••-. •. ••.•"•;-/! ' J • t . '"The Daily Bc(jlm»r, Kerf Hank-MWillrtown,.N.J.,»'ritni>wJa)r.S«-plrniljer29, H>7i 1 New HospitalTalk Is Slated For Legion KBVPORT - A represents.' house. head of the Boys State com- son, who has served in that Mr,Crau waareetejjt^o tive of Bayahore Community Edward Burster was named mittee, succeeding Mr. Matte- post 26 years, finance officer,-, >'^Jf^ Hospital, Holmdel, will speak at a meeting of Raritan Post, American Legion, Thursday, Oct. 7, at 8 p.m. in the post home, «W. Front St. The post has pledged $5,000 to the hospital lor a memorial room. Appointed committee chair- VICTORY men at the last meeting were 31 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK TELEPHONE 747-0508,747-1339 Homer Matteson, American- ism and public relations; Phil- FRIENDLY PERSONAL SERVICE-TOP QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY ip Serpico, bar; William Strang, games; Paul Lannlng, building; Fred Kruser, chil- BUDDY BOY dren and youth, graves and CALIFORNIA membership; George Nadler, entertainment; John Grau, fi- FARM nance, and George Allen, FRESH A NEW COMMENTARY WELCOME — Robert Spencer, right, president of the Red Bank Regional NASHVILLE. Tenn. (AP) - FRYING Education Association, Is shown with two ot the school's 13 new teachers Seventy Bible scholars — Pro-, honored at'reception. They are Miss Eva Griffin of Eatontown, a former tcstant. Catholic and Jewish — Ih. student at the school, and Frank Teeple of Highlands. took part in compiling the new CHICKEN BONE IN one-volume Interpreter's Com- 29 mentary on the Bible. GRADE A-CREME OF THE SHORE lEAN CUBED STEAKS M .19lb. Issued here by Abiqgdon Press, the United Methodist 13 Teachers Feted publishing house which pre- LEAN viously issued the 12-volumc In- LEAN RED BANK - Thirteen and Ohio State University; sity; Nicholas Pizzulli, busi- terpreter's Bible, the one-vol- heW faculty members were Mrs. Gertrude Foster, home ness education, BA, Montclair ume work was seven years in SPARE RIBS - Baby 79 lb, honored at a reception in Mol- economics, BS, Tuskegee In- State College; George F. Tar- completion and includes 1,386 CHUCK GROUND 79? ly. Pitcher Inn, sponsored by stitute; Miss Onnalee Gaze, diff, physical education and pages of background informa- Ihe Red Bank Regional Edu- physical education, BA, New-health, BA, St. Benedict Col- tion on books of the Old Testa- RIB HALF - CORN FED TENDER LEAN cation Association, ark State College; John lege, MS Kansas State Univer- ment and New Testament, Giebas, English, BA, St, Pe- sity; Francis Teeple, coun- PORK LOIN ROAST or CHOPS ...5 9f New to the district are Mrs, ter's College, MA Newark selor, BS, University of Scran- NURSING HOME BEEF CUBES 99S Linda Altman, counselor, BA, State College; Miss Willie Eva ton, MA, Seton Hall; James • 24-Hour Cire LONG ISLAND Rutgers, M Ed. Temple Uni- Griffin, English, BA, Reed .Zucaro, librarian-media su- • RNondutyalltima* . RED OR BLUE CAN versity; Miss Bobyn Dabba-. College, MAT, Johns Hopkins pervisor, BA, Montclair State • Madtcara Approved C kian, home economics, BA, University; Mrs. Bonnie Le- College, BS, library science, NAVESINK HOUSE DUCKLINGS 4Mb Avg ...59 Montclair State College; Mrs. verette, English, BA, Trenton Newark State College, MS, li- 4* RIVERSIDE AVE. RED BANK MARTINSON'S COFFEE ..89? Doreen Fish, English, BA, State College; Henry S. Mills, brary science, Rutgers Uni- 842-3400 Gordon College, graduate, social studies, BS, Agricul- versity. work at Boston University tural and Technical Univer- MORE MEATS FOR LESS AT SHOP-RITEI OH Himelman Promotes » Federal Abortion Curb ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ing the reasons, similar to one formation predicted that the — William Himelman, a introduced and withdrawn by baby would be born deformed. Democratic candidate for Bergen County Assemblyman " There was gerferal agree- RIBEND state Senate, told a Momnoutti John Crane in 1970, could ment among the aspirants on ^^^ i runiiunur run ft win _^^ ^^M, County Holy Name Associ- come up again next year. the topics. They agreed that Pork ation meeting that abortion Mr. Azzolina, now an As- smut laws should be strength- - Frozen Food Savings - Chops Chops lb. ened but that controlling U.S. 59* I RIBS -55* •control should be at the na- semblyman, said that the tional level but that it should Crane bill was killed in the Supreme Court decisions pro- never be allowed as a birth ' Republican caucus — which viding that anything deemed 0C0MA POT PIES FIRST CUT ISIl CHUCK POT control method. decides on major policy bills to have a social value isn't CHICKEN, The former Monmo'uth in the 3-to-l GOP controlled pornographic- BEEF OR County elections superinten- lower house and requires that The Democrats said that TURKEY CHUCK CALIF. dent, an attorney in Red a majority of the majority the most effective means of Bank, spoke out during a pan- agree to put the bill on the eliminating filth from news- CEUNTANO STEAK ROAST el discussion involving his two agenda. stands and theaters was to 39 boycott them; "hit them in Pizza 2^.99* running mates, Walter Geh- "We don't do that very of- gUTCHAPPlE.APPie-PUMPKINiCOCONUIUTT CUSTARD (25-O1.) PIES -^ ricke and Vincent Miller, and ten," he said, "but on this bill the pocketbooks," said Mr. CUSTARD(29«i.)PIES nA CfcNTERClir U5DA CHOICE M tffe BONtLtSBONELESS CHUCUHUUKK, Atffe their Republican opponents, we did." Gehricke. Richard R. Stout, Alfred N. Mr. Hime'lman, alone Mr. Stout, a state senator Mrs. Smith's .23x99° SHOP-RITE mENCM OR CUT "GRADE A" ~> ' CHUCK STEAK IB 49° POT ROAST 89* Beadlestcm and Joseph Azzo- among the speakers, saw a for 20 years, said that he was lina. ' situation where he could vote so embarrassed by the usual Green Beans 5 PVgv FOR BROILING, CUT SHORT Monmouth County Judge for an abortion law, that was local movie house offerings 1 Patrick J. McGann, a former more broad than New Jer- that he wouldn't take his wife •'.'.' " ' From Our Dairy Case president of the Holy Name sey's present statute! to them. Mr. Himelman, in association was moderator. That would be if he were a the same vein, said he seldom( Sunday's audience at St.member of Congress and the could find weekend movie SHOP-RITE STEAK Ib. Agnes School included about measure proposed were na- fare for his children. CORN OIL 4 99c 150 clerics and laymen from tional in scope, knocking out On state aid for private (BONELESS), FOR LONDON BROIL FOR STEW throughout the county. an existing situation where 17 schools, the Democrats said runt mniu Each speaker was asked to states, including New York, that the $9.5 million plan 5 SHOULDER $109 BONELESBONEL! S discuss four topics: an abor- have liberalized require- adopted by the Republican Orange Juice \ ; tion law; smut control; the ments. legislature last year didn't go STEAK CHUCK far enough. About half of the ——Health & Beauty Aids" New Jersey divorce law; and Answering a question from WILKINSON state aid to non-public the audience, Mr. Himelman funds couldn't be used be- schools. said that he doubted that even cause of a Supreme, Court de- CHROME RAZOR • 5 of 6 oppose when a married woman was cision outlawing aid to reim- concerned the right of veto of burse private schools for BLADES Five of the six indicated "THE BLADE" they would not support any am abortion would be extend- teachers salaries. ed to the father. DOUBLE EDGE change in the present state The Republicans said the WHY f AY MORE! abortion law whigh permits He pointed out that situ- state lawyers are grappling PEPSODENT 12c OFF LABEL J»-*% 6 c mimm PARTS Beef Short Ribs surgery only when the moth- ations arise where a husband with the problem of how to Toothpaste ,lt°49 .79* er's life is in danger. separated from his pregnant write a new law that will al- < LEGS T Pork sh uider wife would refuse to consent low the undistributed millions [ JUCRtME RINSE SPRAY new FORSDUTHERN The Democrats saw the is- FRY "BB Ilj SHOI>-|n in the ( SHOP-RITE Mr. Schuffcr, who resigned coming year will be held. Club safety profession nine years, 4 after serving the township six president Chester Apy ot previously serving as vice 550 Broad Street Little Silver reports that the WHY PAY SH«MP lb. years, will take a newly president ami chairman of Shrewsbury, N.J. created position with the Es- nominating committee has several chapter committees. 'Ice Cream Dept." sex County Parks Department nominated the following for SHOP-RITE SHOP-RITE Friday. office for the 1871-72 season. Mr. McIIai'i! resides at 5 The.commissioners agreed William Unlt'on, Avon, for Cherry Hill Itoad, Hnlmdel, ICE 1200 Highway 35 to meet Sunday to inspect pos- president; William Frank, with his wife, Jane, and two Middletown, N.J. sible recreation situs In two Little Silver, for first Vice, children, lie is manager, MORE? MILK major subdivisions! proposed president; Kenneth Mitchell, safety and fire protection with to the Planning Board. Whis- Uutnson, for second vice prus- Amordn Hess Corporation, Ident; Reynolds Thomson, Ea- pering pines comprises 54 Woodbrldgo. Pricet elfuctlve thru Opt. 2.1971. Wo r«wrvr« the right lo limit quantities. Not rotpontlbls for typographical erron, 20 TJwDailyK^tof,frrfJtyi.lt-Mi.liil.town,N.J..«V(ftx>»d*y,Se ,1971 rfiGoins Roll.In With Post-Curtah Re sponsorship of the His (a Continental Mark ••'",•,. By Marguerite Henderson was married lo Michael Alexander Ritchie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie of ClayhiH Iiford, Essex, Eng- IV) Her (Mercury Comet) cars be it known that, • "A Whole lot of money." That, in nice round syl- land. , these generous gents have already donated $1,000 lublee ('though not yet"In nice round numbers) is the The wedding — originally planned to take place each toward the two-car purchase; David Rose- end rtfUjt of"Goiddlggers 1971" according to Mrs. aboard a 75-foot yacht at Valetta, Malta, but that's nhelm and Jack Saltzman, Deal; Walter Ritten- George Campbell, Fair Haven, president of the aux- another story — was scheduled for 4 p.m. in Ilford's house, Wayside; Julius Christcnsen, Shrewsbury; iliary of the Monmouth Day Care Center. The money Registrar's Office because the town's two churches Charles .Lackman, New York, and H. Ray Young, Will be used to expand the center's facilities and ex- were solidly booked. And that would have been just Fair Haven. tend its day care services. grand except that minutes earlier the best man lost Countess Anatole Buxhoeveden, Rumson, chair- : Because of the complexity of figuring debits and control of his silver Jaguar, complete with 18-year- man of the Winter Glow wingding that aids the.Mon- credits from the four-night show (in The Barn, Rum- old Boss Scott Jr., in an accident that required the mouth County Association for Retarded Children, son) and its one-night party (in the Peninsula House, bride's brother to be hospita^zed with multiple con- would be overjoyed to hear from some more Sea Bright) a final figure won't be available for sev- tusions. So in-between ceremony and reception the "grand" fellows. eral days. "But," says Mrs. Campbell, "we aimed wedding party detoured to the dispenbdiy. for $5,000 and that was cleared some time ago." The committee will meet again on Oct. 6 for * You must know by now - either from attend- luncheon at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rowse's Rumson ance, word of mouth and/or The Daily Register re- home at which time fashions from the Angelic Tiger view — that it was a very good, big show. But it's (Marilyn Rowse's Rumson emporium) will be the little fcehind-scenesaside s that stick in my mind. shown. Like knowing that some of Monmouth's County Fare snappiest society matrons have bad droopy hair, sal- low complexions and scant eyelashes these past few Fattening CP Fund weeks because Golddiggers' Kathy Reed (one of a The dinner-dance Oct. 16 in the Molly Pitcher dynamic sister duo, the other show stopper being Inn, Red Bank, is for beefing-up the building fund of Patty) was too involved with rehearsals to ply her The parents of the bride (who had enjoyed a pre- nuptial trip to Italy, Greece and Spain) got home the Cerebral Palsy School and Treatment Center of tiair/cosmetolgy trade with usual vigor. Monmouth and Ocean Counties. Being singled out for Like knowing that the stiff neck afflicting Mrs. last week. They left behind their still aching son who, when last heard from, was seeing London with honors that night is State Sen. Alfred N. Beadleston, James Robinson, Rumson (one of a dutiful dozen Rumson. who nightly modeled clothes from Arthur's of Seai his sister and brother-in-law. They will all arrive Bright) was due entirely to her stately way of show- stateside shortly. I hope, I hope, I hope... This year the annual party is being presented by ing off a fringed crepe stole. the Navesink Auxiliary (about one year old) to the Like knowing that Mrs. Katharine Elkus White Snowballing Ball center, located in Long Branch, and currently pro- (one of the VVIP's in the cocktail party bit) once viding therapy for 117 children. trod the boards of Broadway and held an Actors Plans for the Dec. 3 Winter Glow Ball are snow- Benefit chairman is Mrs. William P. Mulligan Equity card. balling. At last week's luncheon in the Shadowbrook, Jr., Atlantic Highlands, and vice chairman is Mrs. Like knowing that one of these cute little chil- Shrewsbury (also to be the scene of the Cinderella Emil Schroth Jr., Interlaken, whose husband is pres- dren from the Monmouth Day Care Center (who did party) 'twas announced that Mrs. Robert Ludewig ident of the CP Center's board of directors. Com- the Do-Re-Mi song with their teacher Peggy Win- and Mrs, Charles Anderson, both Rumson, will be mittee aides include Mrs. John Phair (auxiliary VP), chester) ate up inches of grouting from some bath- minding the ball's boutique in Ijeu of Mrs. Bernard Mrs. Edward Busse Jr. (treasurer and journal com- room tiles and had a quick go-'round at the hospital. B. White, Locust — chairman last year of the tres1 piler) and Mrs. Morton D. Joy, all Atlantic High- But all's well that ends well. And Golddiggers chic shoppers'enclave; lands; Mrs. Michael J. Gill (doing the correspond- did. ence) and Mrs, Richard P. GUI, Highlands; Mrs. Wil- Assisting in gathering a bounty of important and liam Herndon, Little Silver, and from Middletovvn — Ragltttr Sloff Photo ::- •• ••• Wedding Bell Blues unusual boutique gifts will be Mrs. Daniel Carmody, Mrs. Frank Wise, Mrs. John Wood and Mrs. Larry Monmouth Beach (who, for example, came with Hampt. . TEACUP DISCUSSION — Mrs. William Herndon, right, hosted a meeting Even the most sincere "I Do's" are occasionally crystal cigarette lighter in hand) and Mrs. Anthony In her Little Silver home to complete plans for the Oct. 16 dinner-dance to marked by hullabaloo. Fernicola, Allenhurst. Also displayed was a hand- Reservations may be made with Mrs. Hampt, benefit the Cerebral Palsy School and Treatment Center, Long Branch. Such was the case Sept. 20 when Susan Gae some porcelain greyhound dog, the gift of Al Stone of Mrs. Mulligan or Mrs, Charlotte C. Conlin, executive The party, sponsored by the center's Navesink Auxiliary, will be in the Scott, daughter of Dale and Hoss Sio't, Kair lla\cn, lMirHavensBeaut\ In director of the center. Presidential Ballroom of the Molly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank.

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CARD PAETY | FAIR HAVEN - Charity) Court 38, Order of the-' Amaranth, card party will take place Thursday at 8 p.m. •in Buck Smith's Restaurant, Palmer Ave. Chairman is Mrs. William Boyt, Bumson. Tickets are available at the door. PARENTHOOD PROGRAM NEW SHREWSBURY - A six-week adult education course titled "Adolescent Be- havior-Parental Responsi- bilities," sponsored by Planned Parenthood of Mon- mouth County, will begin Oct. 7 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in Monmouth Regional High School. ELKS DINNER SET KEYPORT - The Ladies Auxiliary of the Elks lodge will sponsor a spaghetti din- PUNCH LINE — Mrs. Richard J. Sfonesifer, wife of Monmouth College ner Saturday from 5 to 9 p.m. president, serves-champagne punch during reception in the school's in the lodge, 249 Broadway. Wpqdrow Wilson Memorial Hall, to Mr. and Mrs. Dale B. -Otto, Middle- Mrs. Ida Talmadge is chair- town, right, and Mrs. William G. Van Note, Shrewsbury, wife of Dr. Van man. Tickets may be pur- Note who retired in June as Monmouth College president. Mr. Otto is chased from any member or PRESIDENTIAL RECEPTION — Dr. Richard J. Stonesifer, left, new president of Monmouth College, chairman of the college's board of trustees. at the door. West Long Branch, greets, Irom left, Mrs. Jere W. Hohmann and Dr. Hohmann, Colts Neck, associate, professor of electronic engineering, Mrs. Robert 0. Smith and Dr. Smith, Colts Neck, associate profes- ROSARY-ALTAR MEETING sor of physics,, during reception attended by almost 400 members of the college's faculty, adminis- HOLMDEL -St. Ben- tration and board of trustees. Dental Hygienists edict's Hosary-Altar Society To Convene Oct. 14 will meet Monday at 8:15 p.m. Following • the living Rosary • ATLANTIC CITY - Mem- and installation of new mem- Antiques Show Readies for 12th Year. bers of the American Dental bers in the church, a film on Hygienists' Association will the new Baptism will be RUMSON - The Rumson orator M. Louise Baird will be legra, treasurer; Mrs. L. W. Honorary chairmen of the convene here Oct. 14-17 in the shown. Refreshments will be Antiques Show, an annual fail in attendance at scheduled Ambrette, dealers; Mrs. How- show are Mrs. Klem, presi- Traymore Hotel. Mrs. Vir- served. highlight at the Jersey shore, hours to lecture and advise on ard Kavookjian and Mrs. dent of the PTA, and Msgr. ginia Began, New Shrews- will open for its 12th season today's living in fabrics and James Milano, sponsors and Joseph A. Sullivan, pastor ,of bury, is chairman of the Local TOUR CONDUCTED Nov. 8, 9, and 10 at Holy Cross color. patrons; Mrs. George A. Shee- Holy Cross Church. • . •Arrangements Committee. RED BANK - People for School, Rumson Road. General chairmen Mrs. han with Mrs. M. Louise Mrs. Regan's daughter, Lin- Planned Parenthood will have Featuring a diversified ros- James H. Cottrell and Mrs. Baird, special events. ORLON-BONDED mfr dy, will be the pianist at the a Punch Bowl Tour of new ter of 30 selected dealers from James A. Hillary are direct- Also Mrs. William Kruger Tea For v ' 75 president's reception Sunday. Planned Parenthood facilities New York, Pennsylvania and ing the show for their second and Mrs. Garner Pruitt, Local subcommittee mem- at 141 Bodman Plant! Monday New Jersey, this year's show successive year, with many of luncheon; Mrs. Philip Tor- Secretaries SLACKS 4 bers include Mrs. Sylvia at 8 p.m. A program regard- the same committee members adds two unusual co-features: sn'ey, hostesses; Mrs-. Carl Kashdan, Matawan, Mrs. ing volunteer work will be an art gallery representing who helped to make last Burn, house; Mr. and Mrs. EATONTOWN - A meeting presented. Interested persons of the Monmouth-Ocean Coun- 100% ACRYLIC blga Gill, Long Branch, and five New Jersey artists and a year's effort a record-break- Thomas Smith, decor; How- Mrs. Barbara Burlew, Wana- t should contact Mrs. Gary decorator's studio displaying ing success. ard Kavookjian, construction; ty Chapter of the National ' Boyd, 2 Dogwood Lane, Rum- Secretaries Association will KNIT massa. examples of custom uphol- Committee chairmen are Mrs. John Lembeck, promo- son. be Oct. 7 in Old Orchard Inn.' stered antiques. Rumson dec- Mrs. Lawrence Donahue and tion; Mrs. David Buckley, ad- PANT SETS Mrs. J. J. Conklin, program vertising; Mrs. Mark V. Guest speaker will be Michael bonk; Mrs. John F. Klein, ad- Hughes Jr. with Mrs. George Miller, assistant public affairs officer, U.S. Navy, Lakchurst. REGHtu.. 8.0B.U0U ate viser: Mrs, Kdward {.'.. Al- Wood, publicity. 75 , There will be a membership GYMNASTICS Mea Oct. 17 in the Red Bank SKIRTS 4 Garden Club Awards Juniors Woman's Club. Local secre- LITTLE SILVER - At the Officers for the coming year taries wishing to attend may CLASSES AND TRAINING PROGRAMS opening luncheon meeting of are Mrs. Robert A. Nordt, contact the membership the Garden Club, Mrs. Daniel president; Mrs, Leon Abel, chairman, Mrs. Kdlth Dar FAMOUS WESTERN BRAND Fall Schedule Starting Now at... Poteet awarded plants to first vice president; Mrs. Jo- nold, Stuart St., Freehold. •< VELOUR #75 three members of the Junior seph Freeman, second vice At the last meeting, Miss Garden Club for their out- president; Mrs. Harold Ko- Lynn lleulltt of M;inanquan, Alt's Gymnastic School standing work during the mar, recording secretary; this year's recipient of the SUCKS scholarship'award, was a RT 34 summer. Recipients were Mrs. Louis J. Vanni, corre- - ^ ~ ** ** ** ^ ** COLTS NICK Cathy and Susan Oian and sponding secretary, and Airs. guest. The Monmouth-Ocoan CARDIGAN-PULLOVER- Dianne Mulligan. Kdwin <;, Corson Jr., treasur- Chapter of' NSA presents the TURTLENECK JP 5Q Al the Oct. 7 meeting, C.\ er. scholarship annually to a stu- 946-8603 dent majoring-In the cxecu: Corning Kaber'will presenl a lecture and slides on "Birds (if Noah Webster, father of tive secretary curriculum. SWEATERS New Jersey," The meeting American lexicography, was Miss lleulltt Is pltmning to in- EXPERT INSTRUCTION will lie at 10 a.m. in Ihe also y journalist and author of tend Brookdale Comt'iiunl'.' LONG SLEEVE KNI1T1 borough hall, - schoolbooks. College, Llncroft, BODY For Boys and Girls of All Ages SHIRTS "NOW OPEN" SEAMSTRESS 6 TUMBLING* HIGH BAR featuring a complete line of: • ALTERATIONS VAULTING • PARAilEl BARS • DRESSMAKING • Personalized Greeting Cards • NEEDLEWORK NU-MIL'S BALANCE BEAM* SIDE HORSE • Crystal • Candles • Woodcrafts ALL FIRST LINE MERCHANDISE The WITCH OF Faetnrv Outlet and Dhr.ount Store ' UNEVEN PAR ALLEL BARS • Venetian Glass 30 BRIDGE AVENUE RED BANK RINGS* TRAMPOLINE "O" STREET OnwttM H.B. •tttlofl "Off «tr»»I Ptltthji" SHADES OF BLUE 775 Riv»rM., folf HOVM OjtewHon., Tut:, Than.,Sal,10-5i,W Wei.,anAVrl. JO'J MODERN DANCE Ho|md«l Rd, a Main 81. Holmdel Village 842-9376 946-4990 Open 0-« Mm. Thru 8al. , II hi6TUH, Wwv SAT. Re-Run of a Gamy Teen Test

Ucar Ann Landers: Four like to make it plain, however, 21) Ever lied to your folks Landers years ago when your sex test that this is not my test. It was about where you went or with ! came out, I was an innocent sent to me by a Memphis whom? 8 25 to 35 Normal and decent 35 to 45 Indecent 12-year-old so l did not keep teen-ager who asked me to 22) Kver smoke pot? 7 ! the newnpapur copy. SMCP evaluate it. Ann Landers '£!) Ever tripped on LSI) or 45 to 55 Headed for serious then I have conic a long way My evaluation was. Inter- the big II? 10 trouble \ j5 to W) In terrible shape: and I would appreciate it very esting, but pretty gamy. a reclining position? 5 10) Ever .-.aid, "I love you," 24) Ever considered tho 60 or over Condemned * much if you could once again Know Thyself ()uesliunn;iirc 3) Ever goltrn or given a to more than one person? II pregnancy route no vniir folks share with the world your fa- (Score the number of points Mickey? , •! 11) Ever gone .steady'' 4 would have to let \ou get mar- Alcohol is mi .shortcut to so-' mou,s sex tc-t Thank you indicated for each "Yes" an- 12) Ever been picked up by ried'.' •' " 10 cial sucu-s.s. If you think you _ Mra. Henrik R. Hayes (i) Kver been kissed in your 1 Mrs Albert Krupko loads, Ann. — .Sixteen And swer. ) a person you never saw. be- •Score Chart have to drink to be accepted (The former Carol Dolan) pajamas? 2 (The former Sandra Carman), Not So Sweet 1) Ever gone out with a 7) Ever been kissed against fore"! 7 (I or under Queer or something by your friends, get the facts.' Dear Sixteen: Here's the member of the opposite! sex? 4 your will? 2 13) Ever played strip poker 10 to 15 Pure as the driven Read "Booz"Bonze And You — ForFor' test and I am printing it by 2) Ever been kissed? 4 8) Ever- parked for more with a member of the opposite snow Tecn-Agers Only," by Ann Landers. Send 35 cents in coin "• popular request. (At least .1) Ever been French-kis- than an hour? 5 sex? • ' 5 15 to 25 Passionate but prudisn ! 5,000 kids have asked for a re- sed? 4 9) Ever said, "I luvc you?" 14) Have you gone all the and a Ion;;, self-addressed, run since it appeared.) I'd 4) Kver been kissed while in 3 way? HI stamped envelope with your.' New Needlework request. ' ' Hayes-Dolan 15) Have you had the desire Shop to Open 1 la go all the way but managed COLTS NECK - An art • EAST KEANSBURG - The CEDAR CREST AIDE Also .attending the bride were to keep from it? 2 needlework shop called Crafty marriage vows of Miss Carol 'World of Little People her two cousins Miss Marga- 16) Have you ever made a Women will open next week at. ALLENTOWN, Pa. - Mrs. Ann Dolan and Army Sgt. ret Fettc and Mrs. Charles member of tho opposite sex the Colts Towne Shoppers, Rt. Phillip L. Gauntt, 71 Conover Henrik R. IJayes were solem- 4 Fette, both of Roselle Park, cry? 34, opposite Delicious Or- Lane, Middletown, N.J., is nized Sept. 11 here in St. CatlK and Mrs. David Evans, Mid- Isa5-Session Course 17) Has a member of the op- • chards. Custom designs and one of 50 alumnae of Cedar erine's Catholic Church at a dletown. posite sex ever made you cry? related supplies for needle- Crest College, here, involved Nuptial Mass celebrated by LINCROFT - Brookdalo Conservatory of Music will Total cost ot the full pro- ., James Dwyer, Milltown, 4 point, crewel and macrame in the second phase of the the Rev. John Cook. Community College, in coop- discuss "Chants, Rhymes and gram is $8. A second parent was best man and ushers 18) Da you smoke plain will be featured. building fund campaign for a The bride is the daughter of were Robert Boyle, Newark, eration with the Shore Chap- Movements;" Dr. Norman Ep- will be admitted without cigarets? 2 The owners of the shop are new college center. Mrs. Mrs, John V. Dolan, 164 Ocean brother of the bride; Soulh- ter of the New Jersey Associ- stein of the Children's Psy- charge. 19) Do you drink alcohol or Addie Bogdonoff, Barbara Gauntt attended a college Ave., and tjie late Mr. Dolan. gatc Freeman 3rd of Wyom- ation for the Education of the chiatric Center, Eatontown, For registration or informa- beer? 2 Ginsbu.rg and Myra Ostroff. conference Sept. 17-18 con- Parents of the bridegroom are ing; John Tyler of Virginia Young Child, is offering par- will conclude the program tion, contact the Community 20) Ever passed out from They plan a series of needle- cerning campus activities and Mrs. Eual D. Hayes of Hop- and William. Osthegan of New ents a five-session non-credit with a look at "Love arid Lim-. Education Department on drinking? 6 work courses. trends. kins ville, Ky., and the late York, •' course, "The World of Little its." campus. People." • Mr. Hayes. The bride, a graduate of A reception took place in Middletown Township High Calling on the expertise of the West End Field House, At- School, was a military pay the association and other pro- lantic Highlands. clerk employed at Ft. Mon- fessionals for guidance, the The bride, who was es- mouth. college's Community Educa- tion Department has planned corted by Frank Boyle, has Sgt, Hayes, an alumnus of the sessions to deal with some her sister, Mrs. James Davis Hopkinsvillc High School, is a of the key concerns of the par- of Ludwigsburg, Germany, as Vietnam veteran and is sta- cntsvof young children. • her matron of honor. Another tioned at Ft. Myer, ;Va. The ^exclusive EXTRA S&H sister,/Miss Maureen Dolan, couple will reside in Arling- The sessions will cover ex-, at home, was maid of honor. ton, Va. amining the emotional, physi- cal and intellectual devel- STAMPS opment of the normal pre- Krupko-Carman school child, as well as the with $10.00 purchase parent's role. They will be or more UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. for his brother and James Wednesdays at 8 p.m, on the Excluding ittirm prohibited by taw — Miss Sandra Marie Car- • Snyder was groomsman. The Brookdale campus, here, be- at Acme! man, daughter of Mr. and ushers were Gary Rieth. and ginning Oct. 13. thru Oct. 2, 1971 Mrs. E. Nevin Carman, 24 Es- Thomas Krupko. Dr. Thomas Baumlin Jr., %hopatAcmefaran"ExtraMeasure" sie Drive, Matawan, N.J., and The bride was graduated in Albert Edward Krupko were Hazlet, pediatrician, will con- genuine June from Matawan Regional duct the opening session on \of low prices plus S&HGreenStamps! LANCASTER BRAND, BONELESS BOTTOM married here Sept. 11 in the High School and from Penn- ^^ IMIHIHTKI) FINK Helen Eakin Eisenhower "Who and What is Normal?" sylvania State University, outlining some of the common .Chapel. The Rev. Donald R. where she majored in journal- or boneless Davis, university chaplain, of- physical characteristics which ism. She is employed by the may baffle parents, such as porcelain cross-rib, ficiated at the double ring cer- American Society of Clinical emony. the inability to sit still or to go chuck, or Pathologists in Chicago. to sleep without fussing. round top sirloin Tile bridegroom is the son Mr. Krupko majored in ', Edna Salt, professor at of Dr. and Mrs. Paul E. computer science at Pennsyl- Newark State College, will Your Choice! Krupko of McDonald, Ohio. vania State university, from chair a session of "Door to a china One Low Price! A reception was held in the which: he graduated in De- Child's Mind." "Coloring CAHLANOS OF GLOftV • O«liCJ»ie hues of green on while plfttes, wilh a yellow gold trim will ideally tult tti« traditionally minded is well as UNC»5I[»(llAN0«0N!l.fSS . •" .- Nittany Lion Inn. cember. He has been em- Books and Creativity" will be young modem*1. UNCASTH !«ANDION!LIS5IOHtOUNDO« ' 1 roast s J WHY ARg WE MAKING THIS OUTSTANDING OFFEfl? • Rut, it * ROTISSERIE ROAST:*...... ,;...<.;. ib. l° RUMP ROAST i,..;...'. Jb.*V - O , with thit money cav- MIDDLETOWN-The by her son, Dennis Williams. Mercer Road, Colts Neck. The save ing $1.00 tale at Acmel marriage of Mrs. Adele Wil- Mr. and Mrs. Scott are em- rain date is Oct. 15. dollar sale! liams, 20 Deercrest Drive, ployed at Worthington Bioche- Under the chairmanship of 50% CHICKEN NOODLE CAUSHtp, CHUNK. OR SUCIO. (N NAIUBAL JJICIS Holmdel, to John M. Scott.Sr., mical Corporation, Freehold. Mrs. Lloyd H. Lawrence of LIPTON SOUP MIX ... 41X $1 S 3 Helen Ave., Freehold, took On their return from a Rumson,' assisted by Mrs. ' ••'• W_ -IMPORTED GOURMET, DOLE PINEAPPLE 3"" 1 place Saturday hert in the cruise to San Juan and St. Charles Paterno and Mrs. EVAPORATED MlLK 6'^$1 Middletown Reformed Thomas, the couple will re- John Slnnott Jr., both also of SCOTT TISSUE 8 •';,•; *1 Church. The Rev. William side in Freehold. Rumson, plans are continuing flamenco PRUNE JUICE 3""$1 $ Coventry, pastor, officiated at for this invitational tourna- CI5HWASMIB OEHSOINI . BEVTYXROCKER 3 b^; l the double ring ceremony. ment. Others serving on the SPEEDUP LIQUID .3"b;"'*l FACIAL TISSUES 5 £:; $1 Miss Adele Williams attend- Charm-O-Nique committee, include Mrs. Wil- cookware ed her mother and John M, liam T. Wichmann, New White porcelain fined en heavy steel basel "EXTRA MEASURE"FROZEN FOOD VALUES IlKY SII4R, O« v for girls from 12 to 14, spon- Prospero d^ Bona, Mrs. Jus- Extrn Bonus S&H Stamps with e.irli weekly purchase loo! l Installed sored by. the Ocean Township tine Lincoln, Mrs. Robert B. hrrsA MnASimR" DAIRYVAWES^^^ik'FJCTRA MEASURE'FltBStiBAKERY VALUES Jaycee-ettcs, will begin Berg and Mrs. Donald K. This Week's Feature: LINCROFT - Installed as Friday al 8 p.m. in the Ocean Lawes Jr., all of Humson. new members of the Woman's Princess Margarine 5 nk!>> 1 Homestyle Bread 3 i»>» I Township Library, Deal Club at a meeting in Bamm Members of 22 golf clubs 2V2-QUART American Cheese 4 Fvg, I Jewish Rye Bread ~nnkwaro item! to4"een Challenge, Long ercise, poise, makeup, fash- the luncheon, at which prizes EXTRA S&H Branch, a home for former ion, social etiquette, hair styl- will be awarded to the win- EXTRA S&H drug addicts. ing, menial health, .speech ners. STAMPS and, at the conclusion, a fash- Reservations may Ijp mitrio STAUPS with pure hate of with purcliaiQ of any . A Holiday Bazaar is sol for 2-pUgs. of Acmo Nov. 26-27 in the Middietown ion show for parents and through the Public Relations '•flnmeitco Cool Oil. 7. \ rfn«mnht* i!,u. Oit 7, | bananas OUP 'IIMII ON1COUPON 1IMITOM1 COUPON Country Club, Hair We ./fro, Plan Dinner MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - FIR FAMILY H9 FAMI1Y M Red Bank, will shnw wig fash- POINT PI.KASANT -The A l''leu Market will ln> con- ions. nurses of Mnnmnuth Medical dueled Saturday from 10 a.m. Center and Monniouth' Me- to Ti p.m. !il liio Stratliinori' Sisterhood Plans morial Hospital will celebrate Shopping (.'cnler, lit. ,'M. Re- Bowling Party the 115th anniversary of the freshments an'd iHiineiMiitJe 1 KKYPORT - The Sister- Alumni Association at a din- linked goods will iil.su In sold 15 CASH 1 7 CASH hood of Temple Shalom, ner-dance Oct. (I in the Kings Hi lilt event, sponsored by the YOUNG CARROTS... wilK purclmtf! of ony tnwoM* fturcltosft of I purthnie at ' Matawtin Township, is spon- (Irani Inn, lit.711, .<• MnUwnn Junior Woman's 3-Ib,(ba9 of U.S. Pcinty 10-lb. bag of soring a bowling parly at ('to There will be a nick^ll Club for the benefit of local C House of Eng, 34 R Front St,, hour from Ii:,'i0to, 7:31) p.m. charities. DELICIOUS APPLES 49 JUICY GOLD MEDAL HEFTYTRASH on Oct. flats p.m. Reservations may be made SALEOFRUMMACiE PASCAL CELERY APPLES FLOUR CAN LINERS In addition to a gourmet through the chnirimm, Mrs. RED HANK - Tlioro will 4**n<*M* thru CM 1, 1 5-lb. UMAUl IMBUO" - Chinese dinner, there will be Greta Butler, 52 Liberty St., bo a rummage sale Saturday BAKING POTATOES ... IIMIT ONI COUPON UMHONt COUPON games and prizes. Long Branch. beginning al !i a.m. at 101 For tickets, contact Mrs. Anyone unable to attend but Shrewsbury Ave,, (opposite Kenneth Roland, 2 Galway wishing to contribute in the Kalsln's), sponsored by the Drive, or Mrs, Stephen Can-,, scholarship fund may contact Calvary Baptist. Church Gos- non, 25 Courtland Lane, Mrs, Butler. pel Chorus, . i * • - i. \J., j, September 29,1971 Solving Today's Prbt5ftWi8 Is a Planned Team Effort By MARYBETH ALLEN Other views are expressed in When an income Is small, "Family Planning Per- problems seem big. • spectives," a magazine pub- I.--:, lished quarterly by the Take family planning as an Miss Williams Miss Wiltshire MISS HOOl MlM Winters example. You're apt tfi find Planned Parenthood Feder- that those who need help the ation of America Inc., most can afford to pay the Two basic groups having a least. need for assistance in obtain- ing family planning services Engagements A college woman wants a supply of contraceptive pills. are described in an article Another woman is suftering featured in the magazine's Miah-Williams Wade-Wiltshire July issue. There are the mar- from severe gynecologic prob- NEW SHREWSBURY' — TAMPA, Fla, - The en- Tampa, formerly of Red lems and would like to discuss ried and unmarried persons who cannot afford the family Mr. and Mrs. William L, Wil- gagement of Miss Karen Anne Bank, N.J. the cost of having an oper- liams, 110 Peach St., an- Wiltshire to Douglas Gregory ation to prevent further preg- planning services they may The bride-elect, daughter need. And there are those in nounce the engagement of Wader son of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- nancies. their daughter, Miss Maria thur S.Wade, 198 Queens also of the late Mr. S. 0. WiK Both find private medical the "other access" group. tshirc. Is a junior at Ohio This involves individuals who Elena Williams, to Gregory Drive, Little Silver, -N.J., is treatment beyond their finan- Mian, son of Mr. and Mrs, announced by her mother, State University. Mr. Wade is cial grasp. And in the past, can pay all or some of the a senior at the same school. cost of family planning ser-1 Moden Miah of Paterson. An Mrs. Dorothy Wiltshire of both might have been left Oct. 24 wedding is planned. wondering which way to turn. vices, but have other diffi- culties in securing and utili- Miss Williams an alumna of Hallenbeck-Winters Alternative OHoed zing them. Monmouth Regional High Now, however, an alterna- School, here, is an English RUMSON - Dr. and' Mrs. the late Mrs. Hallenbeck. tive is being offered on the lo- Included in the "Oyier ac- major at Douglass College, Daniel McCoy Winters, 8 Miss Winters was graduated cal level by Planned Parent- cess" group are nonpoor, un- New Brunswick. married individuals and un- Broadmoor Drive, announce from Manhattanville College, hood of Monmouth County, Mr. Miah, an alumnus of the engagement of their Purchase, N.Y.in 1970. She is which has a central office on married minors whose fami- lies are not poor. Eastside High School, Pater- daughter, Miss Marie Louise employed in the editorial de- Bodman Place, Red Bank. son, is an arehitecture-engi-; Winters, to Christopher Hal- partment of Yachting Maga- And on the national scale, Other Obstacles neering student at Howard lenbeck, son of Donald C. Hal- zine. Her father is ah ortho- Planned Parenthoood Feder- The article notes that there University, Washington, D.C. lenbeck, Glen Falls, N.Y., and pedic surgeon with offices in ation of America Inc. has is little empirical data to use Red Bank, N.J. headquarters at 515 Madison as a guide in determining thu Amseth-Hoof Mr. Hallenbeck was Ave., New York. number of nonpoor persons •awarded a B.S. degree from -.. ' Mrs. J. L. Henry, of Holm- who might need the services HAZLET — Announcement port manager at the I..A, the University of Pennsylva- del, who handles public rela- •of a family planning program. is made by Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Dreyfus Company, Edison. nia and a master degree in tions for the county Planned There are obstacles which are ward Hoof Sr., 6 Amhcrst Mr. Arnseth, employed at business administration from Parenthood, notes that for not economic. An individual's Lane, of the engagement of Buhler & Bitter, Inc., Hazlet, the Wharton School of Fi- many women, the fear of un- physician may have religious their daughter, Miss Donna is an alumnus of Croydon Hall nance in 1987. He is product wanted pregnancies has been objections. . .or he may be- Lynne Hoof, to Jeffrey Nelson Academy and Lincoln Techni- eliminated at a cost they can manager of General Foods, lieve family planning is in- Arnseth, son of Mr. and Mrs. cal School. He served four White Plains, N.Y. His father afford. And for some, ;there appropriate in terms of the Ralph Arnseth, 4 Maida years in the U.S. Air Force. - has been no charge at all. is executive director of the patient's age, marital, or eth- Court, Middletown. Greater Glens Falls Chamher Weekly Clinics nic characteristics. The bride-elect, a graduate, New Auxiliary of Commerce. , There are weekly clinics at The individual herself may of Raritan Township High public health buildings in As- have inadequate knowledge School, is secretary to the ex- Cake Sale Set PANTS SUIT SALE bury Park, Freehold, and about the risks of pregnancy Matawan. There are family HOLMDEL - The Holmdel L1NCROFT - A pants suit she is taking.. .or she may be First Aid Squad Ladies Aux: sale will be conducted Saturi planning counseling services deterred from seeking con- Mrs. Strack at Monmouth Medical Center, iliary will sponsor a cake, sale, day from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 traceptive help because of its first fund-raising project, p.m. here at theJLincroft Long Branch, and Jersey guilt or fear. These, according To Host DAR I Shore Medical Center, Nep- LOCUST - The Old Topa- Saturday at J. M. Fields, Haz- Presbyterian Church, W. to the article, are among rea- let. Chairman is Mrs. Timothy Front St. and Everett Road. tune. Yet, Mrs. Doris Leffler sons nonpoor people give for nemus Chapter of the Nation- o( Matawan, director of the al Society Daughters of the McCaffrey. Proceeds will go toward (he turning to clinics rattier than Officers at the newly- Scholarship Award. * Matawan clinic, notes, "We their physicians. American Revolution will have not been doing tbe; job." meet here, Oct. 22 at 8 p.m in formed unit include Mrs. What is being done, she ex- the home of Mrs. Henry De- Frank Auriemma, president;. plains, is not enough to solve land Strack. Mrs. Donald Meier, vice presi- the massive problem Mon- CDA Court dent; Mrs. Jan Jensen, trea- mouth County faces in provid- Register Start Photo Conservation and assistance surer, and Mrs. David Kegley, ing family planning help for CLINIC OFFERS HELP — A woman seeking the help of Planned Parent- BariquetSet to the American Indians are secretary. low-income women. hood of Monmouth County is examined by Mrs. Doris Leffler, R.N., direc- COLTS NECK - The an- among this year's study proj- tor of the Matowan clinic. nual banquet of Court Marian, ects. PTA Slates "The people in these clinics Catholic Daughters of Amer- At the initial meeting of the life cut short, it's like receiv- cians. Dr. Maurice Tizabi of funds are made available only Fashion Show care," Mrs. Henry says. ing a $15 an hour raise." Freehold, is physician for the to those areas which can fur- ica, will be Monday at 7:31) season in the home of Mrs. "They are happy when good Those who serve as aides Asbury Park clinic and Dr. nish local financial support," p.m. in Buck Smith's Restau- Michael S. Polgar, Ocean- BELFORD - The Bayview things happen to their become familiar with every Joseph. Laszlo o£ Freehold, is comments Mrs. John Peter- rant, East Keansburg. port, Mrs. John M. Heyer, re- School PTA will stage its patients and depressed when (Jitest speaker will be Mrs. gent, presided. Miss Margaret third annual card parly and llnliiTl (][• la nook and cranny of their medical director. At M ata- son, of Fair Haven executive fli'imilli' things go wrong." county. They visit the homes ' wan, Dr. Wayne Ulisnik' is in director. "We must get the in- William Brelsford, a social Borden, regent of the Shrews- fashion show tomorrow at 8 As Mrs. Joan Stadelman, an of prospective patients and charge. • • . dividual and the communities worker at the House of the bury Towne Chapter and p.m. in the Belford Indepen- Mrmlirr aide from Union Beach, puts transport them to the clinics Good Shepherd, Wickatuhk. '• chairman of the, .Central Dis- dent firehouse. Featured will Aitii'riran "At present," Mrs. Henry financially involved in this trict, Was guest speaker. She Ci-m Sm'lvlv it: "You take this job thinking if no other way of access is notes, "all the clinics are op- massive effort if we are to Entertainment will bo by be clothing from Vbgel's you'd like to have something open to them. They also keep the Harmonica Rogues, a told the group that current na- Fashion House, Red Bank. erating at capacity—but the succeed. tional DAR membership sta- just to keep yourself busy and records and follow up on need for further service and .family group from Atlantic The unit will sponsor a cake IMITATION "Our aim," she continues, Highlands that includes tistics show one-third of thesale Election Day, Tuesday, then you find you have be- missed appointments. education is "tremendous." "is to have healthier mothers, DIAMONDS come deeply involved. When a Physicians at Clinics James Fleming Sr. and three women to be under 35 years of Nov. 2, in the school all-pur- The program is dependent healthier babies, and health- age. With all of tin' recent ad- cervical cancer is spotted and Patients at the clinics are upon private donations for its •of his children. pose room. ier families, and'we need your vcrlisiiifi and publicity con- you are able to help a woman given physical examinations, basic support. help." to continue her role as a including the Pap test for can- Funds Needed This situation extends far THE BIGGEST SALE OF THE YEAR AT SINGER cerning imitation diamonds, mother instead of having her cer, by gynecologist obstetri- "Federal family planning beyond Monmivuth County I, like inuny other jewelers. -have, been besieged with in-: Call To < > >.',„ <|iiii-ii-s ulioiit these stones. The must tmpurlanl area lo Legal , consider in the <|iicslion of Secretaries hardness which a/Tecls Itnth the. appearance mill iluralil- FREEHOLD - The Mon mouth County Legal Secretar PRICES CUT FOR PLUS SAVINGS ALL OVER THE STORE lily ill' these substitutes. ies Association has scheduled Jewelers generally follow a Day in Court Oct. 6 at the Now! Cut prices on what i H called l h is M n h » Monmouth County Courthouse Jjcuh" of Hardness. This is u here. snatch hardness .scale which All legal secretaries and One Touch other interested persons arc 'determine* lo (that degree invited to attend. vJGWlny and a-Pacesetter minerals can ur cannot In Registration will be at 8 40 cabinet, too. With this scratched with hardness a.m. in the main entrance of ^Touch & Sew* machine, one touch points or plates, On thin the new section of the court switches from straight to zig-zag. qnarta is ranked us 7, sap house. At 9 a.m. there will be 7 stretch'stitches, buttonholer. phirc »l 9, mill diamond til a welcome and a briefing in STOP IN AND UKt the Lawyers' Lounge on the Singer exclusive Push-Button 10. 'I'lie various Niilisliluten first floor, followed by ton ADVANTAGE of our Super Savings 'Bobbin! Reg. $379.95. lor diamond!) rank 6Vi . " ducted tours of the court lor synthetic rulile; 5 •(> l»r Or save $80 off reg. price of any other rooms until 1 p.m. strontium liliinate, B'/i for i Touch & Saw1 zig-zag machine In At 1 p.m., luncheon (option the new YAU or avntlictii al) will be served in the DRESSES • JUMPERS any other finger* American Hotel, and at 2p in sewing cabinet.' (jarnet, anil <» for urullietic there will be a tour of the SLACK SUITS • CARCOATS • SHIRTS Mipphirej county clerk's and surrogate s However, this scali! i* mis- offices. PRICES CUT In 1965, the National Associ PULLOVERS • SKINNY RIBS • SLACKS/ ON 156 COMBINATIONS leading, lordiumnnd iv ation of Legal Secretaries in OF SEWING MACHINES many limes Imrtler than its troduced the Day in Court ANO CABINETS NOW! nearest neighbor — MI p. program for the purpose of of PANT SUITS • SKIRTS pliirc. If quail/. i« 7, mid Tho Singer 1lo 36'Credll Plan RID MBANK-69 BROAD ST. pliant articles. Donations of '• BRIDGE AVE. and FRONT ST. W4\n RED BANK helps you hav« your mtchfns finis-* gen•»» >w - 9 items may be left at the ' now-wlthln yojit budg»t. SHOPPING CENTER. Reussilles Dhurch Friduy, ' SINGER «•A T/ld«mir&k 0/ THE SINOEft COMPANV, ?• • ' t ,R*dbwk~>Middletovrn,N.J.,Wednesday,Stpirinbtr29,1971 23 Cops* Criminals Still Televisinti Todav At the Movies CARLTON- EAST BRUNSWICK Lov« Machine 2:00; 7:J0; Ooctors' New YorkClianneb-2,4,5,7,9,1 J,i:J Wives*: IS TORNPIKE- CINEMA III- Reign Supreme DAYTIME MOVIES O MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE Tin Co.iformljt 7:04; ?:W; Mtdlvm 'Jl'11 IMmv 7 Cops documents are infinitely more (B BOBO9UIVARI (C) Television Q "Th» Oj«r" • . BnerK »:«; See Ho Ewlu 7:15; 10:50 AMBOYS DRIVEIN- and criminals reign supreme relaxing to watch, "lUmlilln J»tk Killolt" eia Doll0 Hcu!0 7.00; 10:11; Girl en a EVENING 100 0 MEDICAL CENTER (C) FREEHOLD Qi!nCanMENL0 8:iS O PARK on television on Tuesday Doctor Show Set A erlc^fliifiil country doctor witli no fwmil medical nights. At one point last night,' 6:09 & O &• NEWS MAYFAIR- cabre in color. There was a "How lo Ai-renfe a Mairlnee" " 4:30 "A Oirl Like You/' iililrky I/i^fin, on trMgnmml look rather mature and the between "Ironside" and Q IT TAKES A THIEF (C) Cornol Knowjcdge z:OOj 7:10; ?;30 surprise twist at the end as in T/jlty». 'H'ts tij> a« an (THUilalner in a rundown show's scripts definitely have "Sarge." "The NEPTUNE SMRTS TOMORROW solved another killing at the "Ury Tlilnki illcky Is Trying lo Kurin Hfr" Mr. tlyd*;"', "Tile Fill* Hi«l.' of rtatHli" CIRCLE- pegged on the drug traffic, 0 (D TEN O'CLOCK NEWS same time. NOTTINGHAM, England O ABC NEWS WITH SMITH. REASONER (C) SteNo Evil J:M:7;M; 9:30 now becoming a cliche. This ID I DREAM OF JEAMNIE (C) O THE MAN AND THE CITY (C) "EVEL KNIEVEl" Scene Is Star (AP)'— Police said a man "I Should llnvY U t Him Uif." Mayor Alois gm?» NEITUNE CITY time Pete-with little help 'Thi. Htroiieent Man in tjw World" to bat tov a yotin^ m-1'« Civilize Up Around Here" IFll LAKEWOOD ground of Hawaii, since most "li'a All Co." Mtclmcl Upton and T3\mtjw WftridR .10:30 on the trail of an addict who himself a nuisance had be- Ifam that applpyaril elder Is e. bit atronger tt«n £} NFL ACTION (C) COUNTRY- SH1HH6 HUH'. Mil ) <»«M J of the shows arc shot on loca- Ihcy Hrc. O NEWS (C) Frlends T.li; 9:35 was a cop killer. The trap was . a PRIMUS (C) tion. They give the police ac- come the scourge of a Not- ffi) SPECIAL: UNITY OF NATURE (C> ' TOWN- STARTS TOMORROW baited with a girl who was an "Mar Mid Error." Wlilla mvejtJgitinK tin dttip- "Wan ttlf Arlist and Nalur*"" tion series a special ex- tingham neighborhood. He penraiuo (if all fl»h llfo of Wancaya, PrimuB be- LeMon! 7:50,' 5:15 11:00 a a a NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS (C) ex-addict and afraid of getting 'OIIICH Involved in a Kidnapping plot. "PANIC citement and individuality. signed himself "The Home , Q ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS BRICK hooked again. Cameron Mit- 0 HOGAN'S HEROES (C) Pride Gardcd Grain Flour "Krep Me C«mp,inv" BRICK PLAZA- chell played the killer with so In spite of the vogue for "it Tamil » Tuicr Komctimes" IN NEEDLE PARK" Grader." O SAFARI TO ADVENTURE (C) Q WHAT'S MY LINE? -, Koberl. W^t)bf--r. An Inaursnc* rlaim liupcctor DOVER- Miss Bisset, who appeared in a ADAM 12 (C) nvA a (fctcelive trark down an arsonist. , interest,. sick drug addicts and mad- "Tim Grandmotliera" offlcera Malloy end R«e4 a THE DICK CAVETT SHOW (C) Ses No Evil 2:25; 7:30; 9:30 men make unsatisfactory vil- "Airport" and "Grasshopper," answer several artmrf roltljpry calls, 0 THE LATE MOVIE (C> NORTH OF BED BANK A quick twist of the dial to will play the roleof a magazine Q TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCE5 (C) "Golden 'ioMeMof JlioBeni" (10641 Btarring Tltm TOWN lains. Perhaps they are a little BriCP. Cilllim Hill. CBS brought on "Hawaii Moat: Bob Barker 12:30 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS too close to reality and thus reporter assigned to investigate Q BEWITCHED (C) BJ CAN YOU TOP THIS7 Five-O," with square-jawed "KamanUia nn 0 THE LATE SHOW (C) MIDDLETOWN seem to have fun blqwinj: "Magnificent Obsession" (135O Btarring Jane Wy- "French Bread Hi Forming tba Loaves* HAZLET fiufan saint Jamea. On. itvivlss day, Bally McMillan Q SEA HUNT PLAZA- finds a body lo ono of Uia pMhiri larrele lut It 2:20 13 CALL TO PRAYER STARTS TOMORROW EvIIKnievel 7:25; 9:35 BuddenJy disappears. 2:25 a NEWS AND WEATHER NOW-ADULTS ONLY O THE DAVID FROST SHOW (O 2:40 O EVENING PRAYER ET. 35 DRIVEIN- "FRIENDS" & THE COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER (C) 3:20 0 THE LATE LATE SHOW I SK NO' Evil 7:00; 10:30; Ten Rminj. NO ONE UNDER 21 "Get Buck on tho Horse" Etfda it afraid to play Ion Ploce 6:i0 tauball sgiin alter btinff lilt by a fast pitch. •No rtoom for the Groom" 085?) ttaxrlns Tony Curtis, Piper taoric. MATAWAV CINEMA 34- Kli7(o9lS CINEMA 34 KEYPORT m. tl, WAriWAN, snuet Halloween Films Set At Libraries STRAND ART- STARTS TOMORROW FREEHOLD — Trlck-or- 'mouth County Library, Wende and Harry Devlin. Hea» 7:15; 10:02; Fornlcon 8:50 KEANSBURG "KLUTE" treat time will begin with a Two color films will he Admission is free, with the shown: • COLONIAL— special Halloween film pro- following schedule of show- gram presented by the chil- —"Ghost and Ghoulies" in- The Devil's EloM 7:«; Evil Knl«vel ing^ . dren's department of the Mon- troduces a British children's gang, The Magnificent 6'^, Marlboro branch, Oct. 14 and shows the initiation of a from 3:30 to 4:15 p.m. j Walter Raade COBBLESTONES new member who must spend Eastern Branch, Shrews- Theatres Home oftheStmabeny Daiquiri RESTAU R ANT STRAND an hour in a haunted house. bury, Oct. 15; Ocean Town-' RT. 35 KUDDUETOWN (On m;/.n<*M*<lfml>fr29, 1971 Matawan Zoners Ex-Middleto wti Sailors Slate Signs Rule MATAWAN - 1 he ZoninVg styl. 1..I.e, buildingk,,ll,lin,,' tI,o, npermit Hoard of Adjustment will de- shielding of the entrance by ; cide next month whether Sunocu station to the soul! Home Safe in England Town and Country Dodge can and moves tho building bad LYMINC.TON, Upland - unconventional way. sailboat, "Cecily II," which erect two new automotive on the properly to within mu Martin Weston, 45, and his son You may*recall that last Mr. Weston had built in Ins signs at the (inn's showrooms foot of the rear lot line. Paul, 17, are home and safe. July 12, they cast off from the Monmoulh County backyard. at 60 Main St. George Sinew, a real estate The two, formerly of Mid- Patten Point Yacht Club, Their intent was to sail the The upp'licatlon cliiims tl\e representative for Humble dletown, NJ., traveled in an Long Branch, in the 28-foot Atlantic to home i>hore;> and a two signs, one u • six-foot by Oil, told board rii'embcrs that letter from the original "Co- eight-foot Triumph sign, ttiu fears of possible deterioration illy," Mrs. Weston, to Mis. other a large sign advertising of another Ksso station on (he William h. Ross, ,27 Holly the new imported Dodge opposite side of Rt, 34 at; Tree Lane, Little Silver, re- Colts, are necessary to retain Broad St. were unfounded. ports the sailors' happy re- dealership of the tvyo lines. That station, he said; will turn. The Triumph sign is twice continue to serve northbound "They came back on the size permitted under traffic. If business does fall Friday, Aug. 27," she wrote" present zoning. off, because of the new Ksso. , and 'phoned us to let us know The only objection to the installation, despite company they'd reached the English variance application cmiic in predictions, he said the older roast." a letter from Borough Coun- station would be archi- Their send-off from Ameri- cil, which declared itself op- tecturally updated. can shores had been eventful posed to the two new signs be- Mr. Sincox Said Improve- and'packed with friends ac- cause they will "adversely af- ments at the proposed Main quired during their stay here fect the property tliat is St, and lit, 114 station, which while Mr. Weston worked, on owned by the Borough of would replace an abandoned Project Mallard. Matawan." Sinclair station, would cost But their reception at Ly- The municipality owns a Esso about $2211,0(1(1. mington.. ."Marvelous," Mrs. park and a field adjacent to The board delayed a deci- Weston wrote, the Town and Country proper- sion on the Ksso application- "Television, the press, our ty. Also held until an on-slte In- local mayor and lots of Register Stall Photo A variation of a previously spection can be made was a friends, neighbors and col- SPELLING CAN BE FUN — Walter Engel, 4, of Middletown and Li'ta denied proposal to erect a ruling on an application from leagues of Martin's:" Sands, 5, of Keyport, are students at Little Flower Day Care School in St. new Esso station at Main St. Joseph C, Basilo of 20 Johnson As for the boat—Mr. Weston Mark's Episcopal Church Parish Hall, Myrtle Ave., Keansburg. Setting up and Rt. 34 was resubmittcd Ave. had said he "hadn't time to spelling board are Mr! Vincent Nlrella, teacher, left, and Mrs. Harold L,. last night. Mr. Basile submitted a vari- build her beautiful but I built Doty, school owner-director. Certified by state Department of Education Anew application presented ance application to permit her strong and sound," school offers nursery school and kindergarten programs tor youngsters 2 by attorney -Howard A. Rob- him to retain a carport, al- He did. "They wore very to 5. Sfatf also includes speech therapist, reading specialist and learning erts changes the angle of the ready erected, within three pleased with the performance disabilities specialist. proposed three-bay Colonial feet of the side property line. of the boat," Mrs. Weston re- ported, "The trip went pretty much as they expected." And, an aside: "Martin was : also pleased with his crew." That's Paul, who started,out saying he wasn't an ex- California . perienced sailor but must have gained much knowledge during the journey. He's one of five Weston chil- dren, all of whom are back in Beei Roast ^ school now, according to their mother.1 P VAC* It SPLIT WITH RIBS. And Mr, Weston, sporting a GRADE A new beard, is hard at work I iCail' here. He's been in govern- AT STOKES WITH SERUCE DELICATESSEN ;•'. ment service more than 20 Reglittr Stall Photo r HOME FROM THE SEA —Martin Weston, left, years. irmnia Himi and son Paul as they set sail from Long Branch Chances are, the summer of Chicken Breast for trans-Atlantic voyage in home-made boat. 71 will long be remembered by the Weston family for its BAKED They've reached English shores after. 45-day half high adventure. FRESH ON PORK SHOULDER lourney. Ib. PREMISES . {Water Added) §9^ 4:';S1 parents are asking these Fees are due opening session, C days about drug usage which is limited to 15 stu- Ice Cream Sandwiches «»..i 12 Pi; 84 dents, who are to provide a Finast Trash Can Liners 10 • 55° and abuse. It's available hammer for first session and through this newspaper one skein (4 oi.) of yarn, the 60 to bof. second session. e for only $1. Send for your Crest Toothpaste 'szr 3* 53° copytodayl MONTHLY MEETING Arrid Cream Deodorant ' °>;••• 59: COLTS NECK - The Eve- jLipid Bleach^; ning Membership Department ®eft»*a«ffl©ffloa««ee«aaaa'o»©® of the Woman's Club meets SPECIAL! l,A TIKE Monday at K p.m. in the fire- Ronzoni Elbow Macaroni 2 ^ 53 What You Can Do About Dangerous Drugs hnu.se, Cnnover Koad. A pro- Finast Bathroom Tissue wK3;,. 4 X. 45 gram on Christmas decora- RED BANK, THE DAILY REGISTER tions will be prwwiled. Pros- Illustrated World 100 Finast Cold Cups >" -59 P. O.Box5 pective: members are invited Richmond Bartlett Pears 'IT 2 " I' 55 Teaneck, New Je rsey 07666 to attend.

EnclosedisS for . ... copies of What You LAST TIED IN '52 HOW ON SALE... VOLUME//4 Can Do Aboul Dangerous Drugs at $1.00 each. Rutgers goes into the 1971 VOLUMES 2 thru 21... $1.99 ea. Name „..: fqolball season wilhout a (Ic KEN-L-RATION Tflwaiif; lfi4 put J^ trt*(ndt flu puKtiole si gji I I Ik un Sg» •••• i-ipM-ni»» • -I'gs'. IPItlu arlnt cltarlyl 'in its last 172 games. In the 6eff Volume #1 Address...... ;.... first game of l'J')2, llulgm Yuban Sg;.--- Niagara ; *,' and Muhlc-nbcrg played ISM!) Collce 5$ Fabric Finish 1 How for only ri1 Cily Stale Zip deadlock. Since Iheri, all Hill- t in J I Good of anSs ' - i» 1 GONI Hi aS Pltase make ihnk payable to The Aumwieil I're.u. fiers games have-been played (wmtHMCMem NMCMSI, . .imir) nnmm '.. del O/i-In lo a riccisftm, with Ihc Scarlet J on top, sii-7«. "'. '' piift s ifiKiivt IN sioiif s ON «ICHT«CI fH«u ruts. ocT, Sin; 'tibfimmni roft mmtmikimm, miiifflitfiniKifBrftNTiiR Tfcr D«HT KrfriXrr, Hrd fed - . IU, tVrfnwdty, !<•»*•«*« », W* 21 in Atlantic Highlands shore Plan. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS nities." ', just don't know how they are Mr. Katz argued that If the provement fund. bundled. provide transmission for The mayor attacked th«! going to do thus. resolution were allowed to Councilman l.oftus, In an ef- Lease Approved weather and marine broad- Os the rtcommtndaUen «t. • - The proposal Uatcway Na- the Board of Adjustment, tional Park was ^larked his! huge amounts of money that < "I think we are going to bt stand, developers would flock fort to promote a cleaner mu- A lease on the tower site on casts all along the East coast would be spent on the pro-1a voice in the wilderness," the Into the community with nicipality, suggested that let- the upper east side of High- and has been approved by the Council approved a varlaflco night as an "absolutely lu- for St. Paul's Church to con- dicrous" idea by Mayor posed project. jj mayor said. "Bui," he added, apartment houses, thus de- ters be sent to residents advis- land Avenue was approved for Federal Communications "I am not planning to lake on stroying the' character of the ing them on how to package the Marine Telephone Co. Commission, struct an addition to the exist- James R, SIIYUIT. He also referred to the in- * ing structure on West Hlgn- Prefacing his remarks with creased amount of traffic the < the President of the United town. garbage for pick-up, and Construction of the marine Also approved was ex- Slates. stressing that garhage, as telephone tower should be isnd Avenue for Sunday , the statement that ilns mutter park would bring into the' Blanket Resolution pansion of Plaza Liquors to in- school classrooms. < was not discussed wilh mem- area. \ "if the proposal goes Mayor Snyder said the reso- well as refuse, be carefully completed by Oct. IS. It will clude two store fronts at Bay' bers of Borough Council prior Indicating that Memorial \ through," warned Mayor Sny- lution was a blanket resolu- to last night's meeting, the Parkway would have to be i der, "you can wave goodbye tion which applied 'to senior mayor expressed deep con- widened, he asked, "Which \ to the type of town we have citizens project and that no cern over the proposed proj- houses will go? Or," he?now." developer-could come in since Keansburg Health Board eel at Sandy Hook. mused, "do we elevate high- \•. The mayor received support there was no land zoned for ! "It must be a wonderful ways?" . | from Councilman Gerald V. apartment houses in Atlantic thing if the President of the "What is it going to do' for ;jKelly, who slated his feelings Highlands. United States flics over the us?" the mayor asked, quick-! very concisely: "We have A tie vote, broken by the , area," said the mayor, referr- ly adding, "Not a blessed ) nothing to gain, and every- mayor, knocked down Mr. Is Given Lively Agenda thing to lose." Katz' proposal. Supporting his ing to a recent air visit by thing." \ KEANSBURG - Garbage, cordance 'with a complaint re- He stated that there is an to find out who is responsible President Nixon. , He continued, "Maybe • Now that dicussion on the idea in the voting were Coun- odor of sewer gas seeping Into for the conditions existing at eilmen Allen J. Tracy and debris, dog bites and con- ceived by the Board of Educa- t But to his own way of. someone will buy gas on the 'proposed park has been in- tagious diseases were on the tion. her apartment and asked 59 Main St. thinking, the mayor said the highway — or a hot dog — hut •itiated,, the mayor said that Gerald F. Kelty along with members of the board if they A dwelling there which the more will follow at council's Mr. Katz, agenda of last night's Board The contagious diseases re- proposal would ruin Atlantic beyond that I see not a single ' of Health meeting. ferred to were tuberculosis would like to live with such a board claims is a threat to the Highlands as a "small town tiling being done for the town. ; next work session. Opposing it were Coun- condition, health of the community was eilmen Donald Loftus, John The lively and at times hu- and hepatitis. community." "I just can't iniageine it! <, Controversy Erupts morous meeting also included The board agreed with its Action Assured owned at one time by the Citing his own experience in "What we have now is about > Controversy over multi-unit H. Posten arid'AlbVrt'j.'Ibux Mr. Cappadona stated he Manoes family and there Is a Council unaniiiiuuaiy the unexpected. president, Arthur G. Robin- the construction business, all we can stand in traffic for dwellings was stirred up when Sanitarian Francis Cappa- son, that spot, checks will be had been to see the superin- question as to whether they or Mayor Snyder said, "You get this community," said Mayor Councilman Alfred P. Katz adopted on second reading, a tendent of the apartments the mortgage company will Snyder, adding that he cannot i proposed that a previous reso- bond ordinance authorizing dona reported he inspected 14 made on borough restaurants into the habit of seeing just dwellings, took steps to fumi- to Insure that proper water that afternoon and promised have to correct the conditions. how things will be laid out. conceive an estimate of 19 lution by council which, he construction of a borough ga- gate four of them and have the condition will be cleared At any rate. James T. times as much traffic as the said, stated that the govern- rage at the borough yard at temperature is maintained for Destruction Feared the occupants removed to hos- washing dishes. up. I O'Neill, the newly appointed "In the best of my construc- town has now. ing body welcomes such the foot of West Lincoln Ave. borough manager, declared dwellings, be reworded to in- pitals. "If it Isn't within five days, tion knowledge," he contin- Major Problem!! Eyed The ordinance authorized is- He said numerous com- At this point, the meeting we will take the owners to his men would not go in there ued, "there is no way in the "Tlicre are major, major > clude senior citizens' housing suance of $70,000 in bonds or to clean up. oonly. plaints were received of over- was interrupted by a young court," he declared. world the Gateway Park problems concerning this 1 notes to finance the cost. To- flowing ditches during heavy couple v/ho wished to apply Board member E. Victor "They shouldn't be required could be built without destroy- project," he continued. "I am He demanded that the reso- tal cost of the project is rains, j for a marriage license. Patrizio, who last month, was to clean up filth," he staled. ing this town — as well as not trying to stir up anything , lution' be rescinded or re- $73,500, of which (3,500 will : The giass in front of the Mrs. Catherine Jennings, commissioned to investigate Mr. O'Neill also reported Highlands — as small commu- for any political reasons. I worded. come from the capital im- high school has been cut In ac- clerk for the board, left to is* updating of the animal code the borough's sewer system is sue the license, returned when as it pertains to horses and antiquated and should be up- they had no witness and then chickens, referred to an ar- dated and that plans are in went out again when they re- ticle that appeared in The the works to seek federal aid turned with one". Daily Register concerning the for the damage done by Hurri- The board wished the code in Union Beach. fle is cane Doria. . couple good luck. • studying it, he reported, and Edward Halter was appoint- During the puklic portion, asked that his report be held ed to fill the board vacancy Stanley Ogonowski com- in abeyance until he in- created by the resignation of plained of conditions he vestigates further the ordi- John J. Taggart. He will claims his daughter, Mrs. nance from Union Beach. strve three years of an unex- Mary Anne Moore, Is living Asked for Ms report on re- pired four-year term. He re- under in an apartment com- fuse disposal, he replied, "it sides at 25 Beaconlight Ave., plex on Creek Road off is picking up." with his wife, Bernlce, and Church St The board has taken steps three children.

FIRST OF THE FRESH PRODUCE Middletown Meeting Broccoli TIGHT GREEN HEADS Spotlighted by Sports MIDDLETOWN - Sports tion it is taking today, but af- Mr. Makely. commended the received top billing at the be- ter all is said and done, the commute* for its foresight in ginning pf last night's meeting proof of the pudding is in the acquiring open spaces. of the Township Committee, records," Mr. M»lavet com- "No town in the county can * In a ceremony before the mented. compare with our record," he business of the evening was Appeals Promoted . stated. He characterized the taken up, Mayor Harold Commltteenan WUUim C. Boy Scout tract as "a fine THE PRIME BUTCHER SHOP 'U.S.q.A. CHOICE BEEF SALE! Fpulks received from local Johnson Jr. reminded resi- piece of top land bordering (At Red Bank Store Only) e bunch realtor Paul P. Bov* the J. dents that a Land Advisory Poricy Pond." Calif.Skk i; ^ (§0 *.89 Russell Woolley memorial Committee has been appoint- , Mr. Makely urged voters to Fillet Steak «' M *$109 golf trophy, won at Navesintc ed to receive complaints of approve a referendum ques- Country Club by a township unreasonable reassessments tion on the November ballot RIBS OF BEEF Shoulder Steak '£•'?" JS1--«»1" foursome. of township properties by Mu- on funding for the state Green C Boneless Chuck Roast (§ »95 BABIUETr C The winning golfers, com- nicipal Revaluations Inc. of Acres program, now out of FULL SET OF NORTHWESTERN peting on a county wide basis, funds. Only by such funding, Top Chuck Steaks Br gj 89e Avon. He urged those dis- SEVEN RIBS! lb 23 are James W. Davidheiser, satisfied with their new as- he said, can the township ac- Beef Short Ribs «:;; jsp 85= Peats secretary of the Board of sessments to forward written quire the money to buy such C Education; Detective Capt. complaints to Herbert E. properties as the Boy Scout U.S.D.A. Fresh Giound Chuck (sfj J9 PRESIDENT, Robert M. Letts and Sgt. Dan- Bradshaw, township business tract CHOICE Ib. Fresh Ground Round &\ >»99C FRESH iel Murdock of the township administrator. Mr. Makely recalled that in 95 Plums 25 police department, and Dale Such appeals to the Land 1967 the committee decided to Meyers of River Plaza. Advisory committee should be purchase the 40-acre fossil GelagteGime forwarted, however, only af- tract behind Nut Swamp FROZEN FOOD FA VORITES Another sports connected ter answers to appeals to the School. Half the money neces- announcement was made by revaluation firm have been sary has' already been re- the mayor, who told the pub- received, Mr. Johnson said. ceived as a federal grant, he Fuum Fi/ist! lic Louis Donato of the Art said, but the other 50 per cent, at A motion by Committeeman Floral Shoppe, 335 Rt. 35, has Thomas J. Lynch to tend scheduled to come from state won a trip to Pasadena, Ca- 160,000 in seed money to the Green Acres money, can only Pound Cake lif., to attend the Tournament be received if the Green Housing Authority to get its v of Roses on New Years Day. proposed 200-unit senior citi- Acres funding is approved by CHOCK FULL Mr. Donato, who also leads zens project off the ground voters. MAXWELL NIBLETS 0 NUTS a popular music group called was tabled at the suggestion the Music Machine, will es- of Committeeman Edward P. Ib.pkg. cort his wife to the Rose Bowl Makely. Race Stars game and to the Tournament Though Mr. Lynch reported HOUSE CORN of Roses parade to see a float word has come from Sen. Join Field he designed representing the Harrison A. Williams, D-N.J., Finast Pot PiesCh< song "Aquarius" from the' that *2 million has been made COFFEE IGREIN C Broadway production "Hair" available for the project by At Marlboro C Birds Eye Spinach 2 5&37 take part in the procession. the federal Department of THENTON (AP) - Mario All The trip was awarded Mr. Housing and Urban Devel- . Andrctti, Mark Donohue and I GIANT Tree Tavern Pizza <££. Grinds Donato for his prize-winning opment, Mr. Makely said the Swede Savage have joined the I 12 Dz. • * Sara Lee Cakes o»! design submitted on behalf of committee has received no field that will shoot for the 9 Birds Eye Awake 32s FTD, international florists* notification of the grant and $93,050 purse Sunday in the •9 Ib. can Can S 9 telegraph delivery service. no request for seed money postponed Marlboro 300 au- A Deep Fries S;, Xi The design was one of three from the Housing Authority. tomobile race at Trenton submitted by Mr. Donato. The Reqaest Needed Speedway. PRICE-MINDING FINAST FRESH BAKERY other two illustrated the songs "The first step is a request The race, originally sched- SAVE HARD GAL "Days of Wine and Roses" from the Housing Authority," uled last Sunday, was post- CASH! JUG English Nufiins and "Talk to the Animals." Mr. Makely suggested. poned because of rain. Going on Float Mr. Lynch will consult with The U.S. Automobile Club CloroR x Bleach The florist's design will be the authority and make his announced yesterday that 42 PRICE-MINDED SPECIAL embodied in a float 60 feet motion at the next committee racers will strive for 28 posi- long and 15 feet wide. meeting. tions in the starting line in Hellmanns Mayonnaise Of all municipalities in its Mr. Makely described as new qualifying trials. class in the country, Middle- "intolerable" flood conditions The record 181.42 miles an B&M Baked Beans town ranks eighth from lowest in East Keansburg and Port hour for a I«4 mile track, set Country Style Potatoes in crimes reported, Com- Monmouth after this sum- by Bobby Unser last Satur- Richrrn, d Chunk Lite Tuna mitteeman Joseph M. Mala- mer's heavy rainstorms. He day, will remain approved. RONZONI vet, police committee chair- urged that residents of those Qualifying trials will pre- Campbells Pork, N' Beans ' man, reported. areas have patience, since the cede the race Sunday. The Quoting from a survey re- township must take remedial starting time of the race is port submitted by Police measures "in an orderly man- 3:15 p.m. EDT. SPAGHETTI I It, 4a, A At Chief Joseph M. McCarthy, ner," but he recommended Andretlt, Donohue and Sav- English Muffins .'"° pig H3 Mb. %* Mr. Malavct added that FBI that something be done to al- age had not entered the race Fresh Raisin Bread 3 statistics show an increase in leviate the conditions now, because of a conflict with a FALLCLEANINKAIDS crime during 1970 of 12.4 pereven If on an emergency race at Watkins Glen, N.Y. STRAW cent nationwide. The increase basis. Finast Pineappl in this township for the same His colleagues agreed Bamm Opens Quality Brooms period was less than 8 per unanimously, voting to au- Finast Fig Bars . cent. thorize the township engineer Junior-Senior KEEP AMERICAN CIE AN Wheater a Cereal C! . ' waukee nipped Chicago .1-1!; California trimmed Minnesota 6-2, ByBERTROSENT« .Vsketl >io\v V fcR being a rookie In a hiiRllnR pennant "I hoped I hit it hard enough," salt) the slightly Imill Wills. and Oakland shaded Kansas City 2-1. Associated ms> Spurts Writer battle, ht ansvvpred 'TwmiMn i vwnt >i any other way, This "I know the grass is slow. I hoped it would go through " is the bigcevt ediKtiiion I oo>iM go' ) orwlil nlav I'fl jrars more The Dodgers' other mri came on Duke Sims' limner lead- Singer, who has been liampeied by arm Injuries through One year after Chris Spew va,«. horn, Maury Wills was and nnchl not ho m this MIIUU.HI .<\ir-> <>f professional. Raines and his fourth' hoiner in the last four games lie has one of I he best games he has ever pitched. list night the two shortstops - Sprier, ll>e 21-year-old ba>-ebsll. unhiding 1? in ilio r.i.i ,,iis, adnntlcd he still gets ncr- started. It. also made him the first baserunner against Wilson, SI, Unit ()) . New Yort (2) l**ic with the San Frannvo Gimt-t and tht> SS-ycar-oW Wills voijs bciore a Hii'iv who had retired the first 15 Dodger batters. ob r h ob r h N«w Yeik (1) ~i( v.Mi s jinniiMT it means you're get- Brock II « J ! Hrrfsn 3 o I ob t r h «f the I.os Angeles Dodger* - had sbr Kc\ ml* for their teams Wilson, lfi-10, and Singer, 10-17, both finished with three* Siiemrc 3b 3 1 Stnln tl V.I Clarke Ib Unsor cf 1 1 linn a liitlr W.i.-o <'i \n,i (it n 11 ."i i' " hitters in the rapidly played game which lasted only one hour MAiou lb 3 1 I Frillap 0 0 Torres tt Hurrah 3b J fcjttie National League's- staling V>>! UniMnn sacc continues! Mlndl rl 0 0 0 Clones If 3 ,1 J Wurcer cf Mlnchtrlb V i'K <' Spcler whacked a three-iim liow>-. leading Snn Kranw.ro holrtmc us ii-sy:Hi ' -,'>tl Min.iiU"- Wjlt Vision. "He's been Also on Seen* Crw dd 4 0 0 AiprhfAipmtp «i 33b 3 0 0 McCrow It) 0 0 HaguHuee rf 4 0 0 Giolc c RHran 3b Billings c faa 7-1 victory o\<>r San ItejM, fctvp.ru; She i!i mt> one game piaMfiu ou i-\ (i.i\ While the Giants and Dodgers were continuing-their torrid Mxvlll ss 4 0 1l ' Fell 2t> 4 0 0 Baker si DIP envies \ 'io loiKi-ti n: ,i 11 Miii^uta with Houston duel for the West championship, Philadelphia defeated Pitts- Crllnp 3 1 I Ryonp 0 0 0 Swbaoph Masoason ss ahead of the Dodgers with tw» ^mu-". ronmi'ima U McAndrw ppOOl) Bahnsn p Hgoglnn d l il 1 »'iij h.ic bi\-,i !v)ii lo two hits In Dun \\ .him when Wills came burgh 6-3, Atlanta blanked Cindnnuti 4-0, Montreal edged Chi- Hohn ph i FAlou pri Splwskplwskl p - Wills cracked a run-M'unn^ NIK'. , hipaliiiR a lie in slip l Koosmn p •- o- -o fitnf r ph eighth inning aid giunj: the lipnVr- .i 2 1 inumph over the lo K.I in ilio nii'iih umiiif; willi Wiliuy \iili nlmc on second af- cago 5-4'and SI. Louis .downed New York 5-2 in other National ISnoltnrl 2 00 00 afzrtda p n .Houston Astros. 1*1 vii.nui!^ ,i tmi'-iiui u.tlk >iml tieiuu .viiiiiiri'd by'pitchor.Bill. l.eagne games. • Tools « S nTotals 31 2 T SI. (.mill 3JO 0M 000 «-S f "The best way to pl.iv ll-e £jni.-i* ul.ou e\ eryllm:?; > mi do S,nfol , In the American League, Baltimore swept a twi-nighl New York O0O 002 000 - J E - Cltndtnon. DP - N.Y. I. LOB — Ihenns something," .-.ud .S,)rioi. \\h« »«•. no! ivon on the (.1- V. ,1K llu'ii siinJi'ii ,s|i,uplv nil the ylovo of shortstop Hogvr diiliblelwiuler from Boston 10-2 and 5-4; Cleveland beat Detroit SI. Louis «, N.Y. », SB - Simmons, Hor- M.M-sei HIP ball lolled bi'lnnd Met/gpi and into short CTiiti'r r«lK>n. 3B — Brock, Torre. S — Cor- »nts' roster at the star; M s-pnnj: li.i.nmj -I like that Mi:e, 8-7 in the completion of a suspended game, then lost 4-'i in llon. SF r- SlHmore, Aspromonlt, vynlle, there's pressure but j nu 1 r> lo pui il out of j twi m.nd." iieM js \ alenlino I JCM! \wnw w llli the tleusive run. their regulation game; Washington lopped New York 4-2; Mil- - Jim Bunning , •- California Ordered Exits Game To Pay Johnson NEW YORK (AP) - An his home in Detroit and that A player who has been with -PHILADKLriUA (AP) - also was considering a future emotional disturbance should the player had received it four teams - Philadelphia, Jim Bunning, architect of two away from Ihe game. be treated no differently than with a mixed reaction. St. Louis, Cincinnati and Cali- noJiit, no-run games including The 6-foot-3 right-hander fornia — in his seven years in a physical ailment in baseball, "I can't exactly describe his ». perfect game, and tne s>er- from Ft. Thomas, Ky., leaves an impartial arbitration board Ihe majors, Johnson was ben- Oj»d best strikeout p.tchor of behind one of the great active feelings," the players' repre- ched several times during the ruled yesterday in ordering sentative added. "We mostly djtiine, announced his rclire- pitching careers in the history the California Angels to re- current season by Manager of baseball. He posted a 16- discussed his future. Alex has S»ent from baseball yes- store full pay lo their recalcit- Lefty Phillips for faijure to year' major league career no doubts about his ability. He twtoy. rant outfielder, Alex Johnson. hustle. Sunning, who will be 40 record of 224 victories and 184 is concerned where he may be Once he accused teammate defeats, with a lifetime ERA The verdict, which is bind- playing baseball next year." years old n'cst month, put it ing, was termed a "landmark Chico Ruiz of pulling a gun on dmply: "I'm no longer an ef- of 3.27 — 17th on the all-time Johnson, 28, the American him in the Angels' clubhouse list. decision." Commissioner fective pitcher and I said Bowie Kuhn said he had no League batting champion in - a charge Ruiz denied. The •wheat I believed I could no Bunning won more than 109 immediate comment. 1970, was suspended by the two got into a fight at the bat- •longer pitch effectively I' garnes in each of the two ma- "The commissioner wants Angels on June 26 for what ting cage last season and d q i" jor leagues, 101 for Detroit in to read the report before ex- they described as "not. hustl- Johnson's wife apologized to the American League and 123 Running said his future was pressing any reaction," said ing and not showing the prop- the wives of some other play- for Philadelphia, Pittsburgh in the formation stage and Monte Irvin of the commis- er mental attitude." ers for his actions. and Los Angeles in the Na- thai he planned to take his tional League. He pitched a sioner's staff. time before making a dcci- - Dick Walsh, general man- no-hittcr in each league, July AP Wlrephoto aca. He said that he hoped to 20,1958 for the Tigers against FAIR FAN FENDS OFF FOUL — A pretty blonde fan raises her hands to ager of the Angels, called it remain in baseball but that he Boston, and June 21, 1964 for protect herself as New York Mets' third baseman Bob Aspromonte catch- "totally inconsistent with the Bucco Booters the Phillies against the- New es a foul pop-up in first inning of game at Shea Stadium, Pop-up was hit facts and completely without York Mets. The Met's master- by St. Louis Cardinals' Joe Hague. Cards' pitcher Bob Gibson is ot lower justification." Finds No v piece was the perfect game. left. Cards won, 5-2. . Marvin Miller, executive di- rector of the Major League Fouls On Baseball Players Association, Bag First Win said the finding was an histor- Red Bank Regional 10 saves at goal while Spartan ic one. squeaked to its first soccer Nick Corrubia snared 14 Fairway Rocket, Lion "Runners Soa"Irt means that a man who victory yesterday by defeat- Rocket shots. is emotionally disturbed is ing Shore Regional, 2-1, in a The Rockets are 1-2-1. NORTH KEY LARGO, Fla. just as ill as one who has sus- Raritan and Middletown 36, and Keyport nipped How- win by taking third through J.V,-Otson2<, Shore 51. Shore Conference "B" Divi- Monmouth Regional re- ) — Ken Harrelson swung tained an injury or has an ail- ily, smashing an eye-high Township kept the cross cU, 27-28. six and eight through 10th. Fr«hoid (34) - Aiburv Pork (31) sion battle. mained undefeated in four 1. Rich Karr (AP) 12:06 (course ment," Miller said. "He finer. A pained Hawk gri- Country records perfect in the Kevin Banks and John Jeff Lenahan gave Marl- record); 2. Lou Celmor (AP); 3. Oreo In another "B" outing, Mori- outings and kept Freehold Loxlon (f=); 4. Jim Schlentz (F); 5. should not be suspended or winless in four. maced as the ball drifted far Shore Conference "A". Divi- McKenna zoomed to the finish boro first place against Wall Mike Broch (F); 6. Rich Buroess (F); mouth Regional roared over 7. Mark Wilson (AP); S. Bob Muller disciplined. He should be Bob Truax was the "Fal- • to the left. sion yesterday with easy vic- line at 12:56.5 in a tie for Rari- * with a time of 12:55. He was (F); 9. Bruce Hawthoritt (F); 10. Mor- Freehold, 6-0. tories. tan. followed by teammate John llnPollonCF). placed on the disabled list." In the "A" Division, Toms cons' big man with three ?Foul ball," he muttered. Freehold JV (iS)-Tomt River s. (SI) The Rockets downed Nep- Manning Scores Madsen. Disabled Get Pay River North toppped Brick goals, but Herb Jetter scored Toms River S. <2<) — Monmoulh R <37) A player on the disabled list "Nope, there's no foul balls tune, 18-43, while the Lions Middletown's Pete Manning Monmouth Regional's Hay I. Rov Leslie (MR) 11:14; 2. ODD Township, 1-0. an amazing 70-yard goal in Crow (TRS); 3. Mike Shorord (MR),"4. receives full pay. the third period for the Fal- in golf, Hawk," chided Bob bested Toms Hiver North, 15- took the wire in 12:40, and had Leslie took the wire in 12:34, Dave Corrlgan (TRS); 5. Joe Reabold Howell kept its winning- (TRS); 4. Tom Reabold (TRS); 7. 5teve Miller said he had tele- cons. The kick went 50 yards Toski, a noted professor of the 50. nothing but Lions behind him but the Indians hit the warp- Moncries (TRS); 6. Bob Douglas streak alive in "C" by demo- fairways. "In this sport, you for the next six places. ath and won the fourth (TRS); 9. Kevin Rose (TRSI; 10. John phoned the news to Johnson at lishing Marlboro, 7-0. in the air before bouncing into In another "A" meet, Brick Ganley (MR). 'play' everything ... you'll Township beat Matawan Be- Ho well's Dave Greer set a through ninth spots. • • In other soccer matches, the Colonials'goal. Monasquon (28) — Central Reg. (28} team center, field is the only gional, 17-44. new Keyport course record at Raritan (10 - Neptune (43) 1. Troy White (CR) 12:06; 2. Bill Can- Raritan and Ocean played to Doug Yanhko and Lou Ma- place to hit." 1. Kevin Banks and John McKenna Held (M); J.Bob Burrui (CR); A. Tom lone also racked up* goals for In the "B" Division, Long 11:43, but the Red Raiders (R) 12:56.5; 3. Sol Clno Cuthbtrt tB): 3. Ron Brooks (B); *. Joe Manalapan, 1-0. punched home three goals. ,job with the Cleveland In- Shore's loss to Ocean was 1. Dove Greer (HI 11:43 (Course Stewcetyk (M); 5. Tim Darnell (B); «. Eegional's girls' tennis Regional fell victim to Toms record); 2. Mel Kurtz (HI; 3. Evan Pat Waten IB); 7. DennisMobblti (M);.. Scoras Stars Art Van Note scored on a dians. The Hawk, nicknamed River South, 24-37. helped along by a numb.er of Goldman (K); 4. Rich Pllar (K); 5. 8. Ernie Iremongcr (B); f. Ed Morgan team fell victim to Shore Red Bank's John Scoras ac- 35-yard unassisted play, and for his Sitting Bull nose, an- Devils being absent due to the Steve Phillips IK); 6. Don Duncan (H); (B); 10. Jack O'Rclllv (Ml. Manasquan and Central Re- 7. Bob Hailhbock (K); 8. Jim Kennedy Freshman— Brick 18,Matawon 39. Regional, 4-1, here yesterday counted for both Buc tallies. Bill Gaertner added two to the nounced he was switching to Jewish Holiday, and the Shore (K); 1. Peter Savase (Hli 10. Steve gional ran to a 28-28 tie in a Sleoanlck IH). Pt. Pleasant Beocn (it) — to drop the Buc lasses to an 0- He banged in an 18-yard shot Rebels' cause, and Buzz pro golf. Conference meet this week- Henry Hudson 1(21 2 mark. "C" meet, and Southern Re- 1. John Cancro (PB) 11:44; 2. Love- in the first period, and then Shauer provided another. end. It was the Devil's first gional outran Jackson Town- OceanTwp, (JM-SdoreReg. (31) land (PB); 3. Gralkowskl (PO): 4. Jeff The only victory for Red booted the winning goal in the loss. 1. Tim Bealy (5R) 13:20;/,.:. Vince Grlellch IHH); 5. DICrolce IPB): 4. Wall Township opened its ship,1549. A •lantomuro (SR)R);; 3. Roger Corub"ar a Rich Holfman (HH); 7. Scharmonn Bank'came in the third sin- second period with an assist (O); 4-. Wayne Well-.—s (O); 5... BHI.H00— Hooa1- (PB); 8. Foul (PB); 9. James Monahan scoring against St. Rose on a Point PleasantBeach Rich Karr of Asbury Park land (O); 6. Ross Matthews (O); 7. (HH); 10. Murray (PB). gles spot when Whitney Cro- from Dave West. The kick set a course record at 12:06, Honk Buerck (01; 8. John Lewis (0); 9. six-yard boot by Jose Devino drubbed Henry Hudson Re- Tom Morrison (01; 10. Lou Morris. Marlboro (22) — Wall Twp. C37) well downed Maryann Portan- was from 10 yards out. • but the Colonials went on to (SR). 1. Jeff Lcnohan (M) 12:55; 2. John tino.6-4, 6-4. in the second period unas- gional, 18-42, and Marlboro Modsen POTlonllno, M, 6-1. tempts for tile Blue Devils. out. Washington »} 94 .401 37 seph's of Toms River, 23-58, Mlddlelawn (15) - Tumi River M. (50) Doubles Raritan's tie with Ocean Cleveland 39 102 ,a« 43 The Hawks, coached by Al Scerbo, posled a 7-7 mark last 1. Pele Manning (M) 13:40; 7. Pete Robin ond Renee Parry (5R) d. Mar- Will Dlvlilon Holmdel wiped out Manala- year, but plan to better that record with five returning letter- Brady (M) and Bob Van Drum (Ml; I. lon Colon ond Virginia Sickles, 6-3, 3-6* was a moral victory for the Lee Skidmore provided the Ocklontf. 100 40 .625-- Ed Comenlleltr (Ml; 5: Jtff Price (Ml: KcniasClty S5 75 .53115 pan, 18-45, Ocean Township men. The squad is bolstered by Bruce Naidoff, Glenn John- o. Joe DIPodova IM); 7. Carl Yahara Pam Van Benlhuysen and Mickey Rockets. Ocean is 3-0-1. only Rose tally in the fourth Chicago 77 83 ,431 53 bhook up Shore Regional, I'S- (M); 8. John Fioorl (TRSI; 9. George Bachan (SR) d. Jeon Qerielsen ana period with an assist from CoMornib 75 ss ,«»55 ston, Les Fierce, Hojlc Mo/ce and G<.'i v Pieue Brons(M), 10 WcodyMcErflo(TRN) Becky Julander, 6-3, 6-2. Hantdii s Joe Alfano made Minnesota 73 85 .4*2 26 Tom Rudurnski. Milwaukee 67 n .434 30'/; Yesterday's Remits fiaitlmare 10-5, Bo&ion 5 4 Rose goalie Frank Carman CltvelorwU.4. Detroit 7 2 WosWnjIon <, New York 1 saved 14, one on a penalty California 6. Minnesota 2 Oaklopd 2, Konws Clly I kick. ' Mllwsukee X Chlrnan ? Today's Garnet Toms River North kept its Kansas Cltv (Filimorrls 7-5) at Oak- Basic Four, Hard Work land (C.Djtson 15-5) XollforiiS (Wright li-16) al Minnesota winning streak alive at four •lyliwen 15-155 1 10 7> Ct and halted Brick Township's (feltfl !,? " '°- ""«"• streak at three when Joe Let- Detroit (Lollch 25-13) at Cleveland (Colbert t-ei nigm tieri headed one in on a.cor- Boston (Gorman 1-D) al Baltimore (CDotaon 20-71 nionl ner kick by Ed Small in the ..Hf* York (Slottlernyre 15-12) ol WojHIn9lon (Shtllenbock 3-1) nigtli Develop Champions second period. NATIONAL LEAGUE Edit Division Southern Regional's Warren. W L Pet. CB By GEORGE SHEEHAN Pittsburgh..;. 96 65 .596 — or beer?). Guenther provided the only St, Louis 10 71 .559 6 To counteract what Is, by current thinking, nutritional score in the game against Ma- ChlCOM »2 78 .513 13'/j When Bob Kipyulli was turning out those powerful swim- New fork.: n 79 .509 14 idiocy Dr. Ryan suggests team. members be issued a daily nalapan in the first period. He A^Wlreol 70 8» ^40 25 ming teams at Yale he would have nothing to do with vitamins The Innocent Bystander* Philadelphia 67 94 ,416 29 vitamin. Surely at three cents a day there is no belter buy in found the goalie out of the net wist Division or special foods. His diet was simple. The Breakfast of Cham- San Francisco J9 71 .556 — America. (We should note that the Jesus Freaks' self-help and slammed it in. CMAnoeles , es 72 .5SO I pions was a long workout for stamina; the Lunch of Cham- Aflonto I tl BO .503 fVi I'vidrncc .ithlctfs . VJ,. Wnlw-lny,S.|«.itilHr29,1971 27

W Bucs Spriag to County Perch Red Bank Regional and third, barely got by tnugli year arcnrdlng to pre-season g Monmouth Regional Wall Township, not quite I,ong Branch find themselves Matawan Regional, but the research, nut the Spmtnns .Saturday and showed a run- I he team lhat won the "D" fighting it out for first place Lions showed that exira provided a good defensive ef- ning style reminiscent of Tom Division title a year ago, finds Chuckles as The Dally Register opens something by coming from be- fort against Shore Regional, Murphy. itself placed 10th in the list. Its Monmouth County top 10 hind and winnnlng with a field along with offensive punch •Manasquan is (he only loser The Crimson Knights had to poll. goal. The Lions rrtay surprise from quarterback Dave Tay- In gel a rung on the top 10 lad- go some to escape Point lor and halfback Mike Vig- der. The Big Blue Warriors, Pleasant Beach with a vic- By JONNI FAI.K The Buccaneers, who did all a lot of teams during this that was expected'of them in campaign. nola. Ocean is placed fiflh on rated eighth, had the dubious tory. their opener again.st Hed Defending Shore Conference the list of elites. honor of playing Central Re- THK DAILY. REGISTER Football season is always (nil of its little chuckles. Open- gional on opening day. The TOP 10 ing day on the local si-hnlu.slic .stone was a good example, Wank Catholic, get the nod for "A" Division champ Haritan Bill Savage inherited a the top berth., soared past Neptune and into strong crop of Bulldogs from Warriors, however, made a . 1. Red Bank Reg. Hud Bank Ilcglnaul has a new idea on Its programs this fine showing and played even 2. Long Branch year. They have an insert to put into (he regular program Long Branch was impres- the fourth position in the rat- Joe Rosati at Kumsnn-Kair sive in handling Toms Kiver ings. The Rockets have lost a Haven Regional. The Bull- until the Golden Kagles 3. Middletown Twp. which will NUIV Hie .wine culi week 1 lie msi n has the lineups scored the winning 'I'D at the 4. Raritan fin I he vu'ijkN H«>"11"- South a 20-8 defeat. Ken few key players who help dogs, rated sixth,.have a dan- Schrocck has a full house in send them to the title last gerous backfield. close of the game. 5. Ocean Twp. * »' his backfield which should year, but Joe Oxjey's team is Gene Mutter is the key to Look for ninth-rated Marl- 6. Rumson-F.H. Reg. r keep the Green Wave in the still well represented. the seventh-rated Asbury boro to kick up its heels 7 Asbury Park Looking Km Over thick of things all season. Ocean Township was ex- I'ark 11. Butler scored the against "D" Division com- 8. Manasquan Middletown Township rated pected to be in a rebuilding game's only touchdown petition, The Mustangs are 9. Marlboro big and*'slrong. 10. Wall Twp. (iiiinl uli'.r SHIP ll Is The only thing \uong last Sutuitlay was lhat lliey liuct.-.lim l'alumlm listed as the starting quarter- back. Palumbo is currently at Syracuse University. The real staricr, of course, was Teddy Taylor, who did a BreenStattds Out fine job at the Hucllirotlle. A irport Plaza League Then there was Middletown's program. It cost 50 cents and would have been worth it if it had the lineups. The only roster in the program was the Matawan Regional In Wave Defense rosier, and that had no numbers. The pretty lasses selling the Becomes N.J. Giant The Daily Register's salute was the only Brancher called programs did have mimeographed sheets to go with the pro- mained undefeated by taking upon to go both ways at defen- grams, though, The Airport Plaza Com- with Al Van Vliet rolling as Monmouth County's Defen- mercial League, consisting of 257-641, took four pointy from four points from Straub sive Player of the Week goes sive middle guard and offen- '• . Everybody knew it was football season when Middlctown 32 five-man teams, has grown Buick. Jim Halligan rolled sive center. His "efficiency went ahead, 16-14, in (lie last period. the Keyport Cleaners. to Long Branch High School's to the largest circuit in the Heinke's Market took three 244-223—669 for the Market. Steve Breen. rating" was 92 per cent in A little girl who couldn't have been more than nine stuck state. Hed Bank Tire with Al Van Wave Coach Ken Schroecfc's her head in the press box windov/ and asked if the game was points from the Keansburg The Green Wave drew a Five teams, including Middletown National Bank, Vliet's 247-658 and John tough opening assignment on system based on 100 per cent, over when Middletown hit 21! Paris rolling 629, took lour ""lie still needs work on his Down at Long Branch, the scribes covering the Wave - Schancks Fuel, IFF, Tom Suburban Gulf took three Saturday in Toms Kiver South Ford Inc., Ye Cottage Inn and points from. Bill Thompson's points from Scott's Funeral and responded with a solid 20- techniques, but he got the job Toms IUver South game spout a lot of their time killing Home. Lou Baschcr rolled 605 done for us on Saturday," said bumble bees. ilAC, share first place. team and Swiss Chalet, with « victory in the Shore Confer- Bill Sysyn of Tom Ford Ken Shelly's. 234-630, took and John Straniero—619 for unc? "B" Division victory. the coach. Final score: Long Branch-20, Toms River South-8. yellow rolled the high game of the Scott's. Bamni Hollow Coun- Siatistically, Breen was jackets - minus 15. three points from John Paris' Breen was one defender week at 237 to give him a 605 team. try Club lost three points to who thwarted the Indians' at- credited with seven individual Then there was Hie unusual sight at Monmoulh Regional a total. Tomahawk Golf Club while tackles from his middle guard Jew weeks ago. Jimmy Slrima/.ti, who plays just about all the tack all aflernoon. Top series went to Fred Do- In the Middletown 'A* the Cobblestones took three . The 6-0, 180-pound senior spot and was in on 10 others. backfield positions, was sporting a Rising Sun flag on his hel- from Albanese Plumbing. Steve Breen Toms River South was held lo met. • .lust proud of Iiisancestry- Banzai! .. • ran of Fairlane Amusements. League, Heinke's Market re- He posted 198-204-219 for a 621 114 yards rushing and 59 The best trick of the year was pulled by number two son in series. through the air. a neighborhood Kamikaze game. He took the opening kickoff, The Legal Beagles and Jer- "SJevc is an inspirational- found himself surrounded by onrusliing tacklers and yelled, type leader," said Schroeck of "Time out!" He almost got away with it. sey Shore Line Striping are deadlocked for the first place Beat Trevino Via CalkiwayBreen, a defensive starter in Bucs Get Dinners in the Elm Star League with al more than twice its par; and Oct. 24, and return your his first varsity campaign a Buxton's Restaurant is awarding free dinners this year to Even if you don't have an 91-95, 2i/j worst; 96-100, three 6-3 records. established handicap, you can worst; 101-105,'3i/j worst; 106- the 17th and 18th holes are validated scorecard, using ei- year ago. the outstanding defensive and offensive players on Red Bank never deducted (deduct only ther handicap system. "Football means a lot to Regional's grid team. The awards will be given each week. . Beagles Win enter — and win — the "Beat 110, four worst; 111-115; 4& The Beagles nipped Ter- Lee Trevino" golf contest co- worst; 116-120, five worst; 121- through the first 16 holes) and All contestants will receive him, and his enthusiasm car- This week's winners are Mike Pitts from the offense and sponsored by the TB-Respira- half strokes deducted count as a special scoring form, a golf ries over to the other boys in Steve Hill from the defense. willlgers, 2-1, and the Line 125, 5^ worst, 126-130, six Stripers downed J. H. Kauf- tory Disease Association of worst, all deductions. a hole. bag sticker indicating that the line," he added. "And his Pitts, who scored three touchdowns against Red Bank Central New Jersey and The Win or lose, your participa- they have accepted Lee Tre- experience helps the new fel- Catholic, is also The Register "Offensive player of the Week. mann and Son, 2-1 last week. Adjustments to your net In other game, Can Cans Daily Register. score also may be made by tion in the competition will vino's challenge to meet or lows in there." Hill returned an intercepted pass 60 yards fora touchdown benefit a worthy cause. To en- beat his 70 in the first round Two other defensive per- and did his usual good job of tackling from his linebacker post. edged D and D Tool Co., 2-1, Use the Callaway Handicap your club pro who also must and James Nannini Inc. de- System. Briefly, the system attest to the scorecard you ter, simply complete the reg- of the Greater Hartford Open formances are worth noting Coach Bob Strangia selected the winners after reviewing feated Brauns, 2-1. istration form below and re- on Sept. 3. this week! Steve Hill, Red the game films. works this way: submit as a tournament entry. Isabel Miller had a 521 If you shoot 72 or below, use If you are unable to figure turn it to The Daily Register Golfers who meet or beat' Bank Regional's middle line- Short Bursts series with the aid of a 205 your scratch score. If you your score under the Cal- with a 52 entry fee (check or Trevino's score will receive a backer, excelled In the Bucca- Albright College sports five griddcrs from the shore on its laway system, the club pro money order should be pay- letter from the man to beat on neer's 35-0 rout over Red roster. Red Bank's Danny Herbert is a senior guard and letter- game. shoot between 7$ and 75, de- Rosemary Bauer posted a duct one-half your worst hole; will be glad to help you. able to the TB&RC-Central). his personal stationery and a Bank Catholic. He scored one man. Don Ayers of Brick Township is a freshman defensive golf bag sticker attesting to of the touchdowns with a 60- back, Howard Crow of Hazlet is a freshman tackle, Kevin 191 game and Carol Phillips 76-80, deduct your one worst Three other points are im- Then play 18 holes on any rolled a 187 game. hole; 81-85, deduct 1% worst regulation course in Mon-their skill. yard return of an intercepted Daniels of Oakhurst is a frosh defensive back, and John Ju- portant in the Callaway sys- pass. Defensive end Jeff John- liano of Toms River, also a freshman, is a guard. Ed Karlbon and Ben Brown holes; 86-90, two worst holes; tem: no hole must be scored mouth County between Oct. 15 The Daily Register will were the top bowlers in the present an engraved trophy to son of Middletown impressed Troy Bennage of East Keansburg, former Middletown ath- •| the golfer- who posts the low- in the Lions' 16-14 Shore Con- lete, is an outstanding halfback candidate on the Ersklne Col- Monmouth County Tri-Major ference "A" Division triumph League last week. Karlon 1 MA r If £ TREVINO GOIF1OURNAIMNT |est net score. lege soccer team down in South Carolina. posted 228-188-202—619, while MCPS Sets over Matawan Regional. Warren Gordon of Hazlet is a freshman hopeful on the Brown fired 173-227-209-609, The Daily Register Each week' throughout the Manhattan College cross country'team. •,'•••. Horse Show 44 Appl. street Hole in One high school football season Jim Hess rolled a 223 game, Naw Shrewsbury, New Jersey 07724 Mike Kelscy of Freehold'is a returning veteran on the 150- Richard Glovich, 216, George NAVESINK - Carney G. The Daily Register will salute pound football team at Rutgers, Mike is a back. ••• "•Katramados, 213, Forest Otti- In Lincroft Gentlemen: Gatta, 500 Parker Ave., West an Offensive and Defensive A pair of freshmen from Middlctown figure big in future nger, 212, Peter Robinson, 211, _ Deal, scored a hole-in-one at Player of the Week, on soccer plans at Rutgers. They are Don Poracky and Herb Ken Dolinick, 203, Mike Mur-' LINCROFT - The Mon- Enclosed is my entry (ee for the Lee Trevino Golf Tournament. the Navcsink Country Club, Tuesday and Wednesday, re- Rosenthal. Pete Gleibcrman of Deal is a lcttcrman wing On Please send me my scoring sheet and golf bag slicker. phy, 202, Mel Schram, 201, mouth County Park System The occasion was the Re- spectively. the Rutgers squad. Skip Renner, 200, and Jim will sponsor a Garden State NAME.. publican Club Outing. Campbell, 200. Horse Show Association Eng- • Gatta played in foursome On the distaff side, Claire lish show, Sunday, at Thomp- with Martin Wigdortz, James "FROM WHERE YOU ARE Weber Will Appear Kreidler led the way with son Park Rt. 520 here. | ADDRESS. Buckley and George Van WITH WHAT YOU HAVE" 179-246-170-595. Millie Pick- The show will get under Winkle. ard fired 212-176-169—557, and way at 9 a.m. rain or shine. See our td under At Middletown Lanes | CITY .ZIP The hole-in-one was made Help Wanted Male or Female Agnes Puronas scored with Officials for the show in- with a four iron on the 175- In Today* Classified Section MIDDLETOWN - Bowling when luminaries in most pro- 178-205-173-556. clude the host, Monmouth yard 16th hole. great Dick Weber, the young- fessional sports are forced to Ann Fabishak and Shirley • County Board of Park and »»»•»••••»•»••' '•»•••• est man ever to be elevated to seek new pursuits, Weber still Schram both rolled 211 games, Recreation Commissioners; the sport's Hall of Fame, will reigns as the pacesetter in his while Kay MacFarlane posted judge, Mrs. Austin Wright, appear at Middletown Lanes, chosen profession. a204£ame. Marlboro; steward, Paul Ken- Rt. 35, here Sunday afternoon. Weber's path to bowling's In the Middletown 'B' worthy, Holmdel; secretary, , Weber will meet his fans pinnacle from the time lie was League, Don MacLaughlin's Mrs. Eleanor Poland, Wall, and offer bowling tips from dropped from -his In-loop leading team took three and manager, Mrs. Nila Con- 1:30 to 6:30 p.m. dianapolis, Ind., high school points from Scott's Funeral over, Wall. The slender Indiana native baseball team for accepting Home. Bob Kenner had a 616 A trophy and six ribbons is not only the premier bowler cash prizes in bowling leagues for the losers. Second-place will be awarded to winners in of the modern era, but quite has been one of the deter- Middletown Lanes' Pro Shop, 18 GSHSA-approved classes possibly, the greatest kcgler mined piogiess for juniors and adults. Four of all time. At the age of 41, grand and reserve champion divisional winners also will be awarded. SET OF FOUR Freehold Today Spectators are welcome. There will be food, refresh- | Entries ments and hot coffee avail- ,, 4 PLYNYLON CORD TIRES lit — 1140$; poet; 1 m Irmos Lady (Wgrtlnei) ,5'J able at the show. Pout P. Lobell IFIMon) Hey Mon (Roslno) first Ueutenonl (Qagllardl) Eva Oelh Adlos (Wunilerliai). 15 1 Grond Flytr (No Driver) 4-1 Trustworthy Pick (Pasclulol 61 > Itfi —1),:«>; poce; im Totem Home Plenty (Lono) I 1 Royol Mor Al (Lohmeyer Jr) M Billy Ooyomo (flllonl II JMRhylhrn (Lamb) 7-2 Freehold Results loleen Hoi (Smith! 10-t Duck Quick (Morono) 4-1 Treno Jeon (Ferrlero) 15-1 Ron Ret (Kelly) SI Wt itticr - cloudy TratK — loll Mighty David (Pottenon) 30-1 Key Treot (Tullno) HI lit - JIJOO; poci; 1 m Suoer Eoglt (Vltellll Ml Sandown (Ue Cause) 10-1 Automatic (Qvarllcr! 4,80 3.30 1,70 Enslon Krott (D'Aleslo) 101 GVP>V H»l Wolson Whirl OH (Manstleld) 151 (Skinner) : 4.10 3.B0 ind -11*09; pact; 1 m GotilcJIm (Flllon) 2.6(1 Mountain AO (Oroyl 31 Pleasant Ann (Morono) M 101 «-! Joey Loci (Sorrento) Obrlen Ed (Tett) Dolly Double «-4) K.49 Bod A Dew (Lohmeyer Jrl 101 Raider Monover (Me Gee) 10-1 1S1 12-1 Warwick Champ (Morrllll Colonel Ern IBerloldo) 3rd -11100; pact) 1 m Maloyon (Foster) 151 Tom Torre (Bonacorso) 15-1 MalNas Hanover (Smith) 1H 151 CMDon»«r.(Stollordl...!7.40 6.10 4.60 Stack Arrow A (Mororto) Cortlrce Carioon (Flllonl 3.00 !.60 ANY OF THESE SIZES Atlon Dillon (Looney) 15-1 15 1 Copt Slorm (Me Gt») 3,49 )rd — (UOOf poet; 1 nt Ccmden Bonnie (Roberts) ONE LOW PRICE Anne Forbes N (Dancer) 1-5 Exocta (2-4) St.lO e Clean sidewall Counless Edon lAbbollelto) 11 10th — JJ,SOO; IroU.I m 7.75x14 7.75x15 8.25x14 Noble Kole (Mytr) 1-2 Un Tlgre Jaloux (Flllon) 5-2 4lh — HIM; poet; I rn design, radial darts Robin Rainbow (Longl t'l Eorly J (Porker) 3-1 Mmi Fred IManJtltldl t.40 SCO 3,09 BlueCem (Bulk) 4 1 on shoulder Dick Weber C V Rhythm I Fleming I • 6-1 Greek Goddess (Morrlll) 9.30 4.00 Joiiy Chel (HuMwrd) II Intlammobte (Doncer Jr) 51 Bomi! Point (Culler) 3,30 Botorbo (Parker) 101 Criockoyotte Star (Pecchla) 61 * Triple-tempered Corn Mold (Lohmeyer JVI 41 sitt -into i po«; im Eire Boy (Orossl II Cochrane (Butler) 3.00 J.«o 2.40 nylon cord (in — lilOCf pace! 1 m 4-72 Stately Demon (Drew) III woo toovoiml.. »'o '-'0 construction His Volor (Potiol 11 El Dloblo (Perei) 15 I Pine HIM King IJacgerl '.80 Blackwill tubtlcss plus 42.14 lo Keystone' Gallel (Abballellol J.3 Si.32 fed. Ex. fix pir lire (depend- g idean Honover (DonrJeo) 151 Exocta (<-}) 1M0 • 5-running ribs with Hansel Rodney (Ferrlero) <•! Injon Hie) and lour old tires, Moshannon HDlly (Schmloel) 5-1 saw-tooth stopping Bobby T Florlcon (Woshlnoton) <1 liln — H700J pact; im 4iti —11700; pact; 1 m WHIHWAUS $3.00 min each Given in Ilazlel Del HI Sliver (Rolhbone) • t\ Dunhom Honover (Lohmeyer Jr) J-l Yotos Pride (HlHblcM... 13.60 7.<0 4.t& edges. HAZt.ET - Beginner ROlf Cooey Carmine (Vlcldormlo ) 1)1 Demon Craig IFIMon) 3 I Oregon* PlaymalMlntley)....JI.JO i.<9 li I Montage N lAbballelio) 4 1 Kelvin Hdm« (D'Aleslo) 5.00 My Good— Bo y (Plnt—nlll l Sanbrun Adlo* (Loortsy) SI lessons for men and Icons arc Tonto Torontno IHutiHutbardl ) 301 7lh-11100; pate, Im 4 WAY^ 1. DINERS Whlrly ByrdA (Greene) II CLUB \Wmm\ X^o* being offered by Ihc Recrea- Coniolaln Jot ISIcal »-l intrepid Dundee * Vn ith - |!,M1; puce; I m » !• IPorndlsl 6»0 1.10 2 60 ;U,JV, | GOOOYEm SERVICE 3) Brlglds Prldt (Flllonl tion''Commission for H six- Mtibdo Doc tlnlerODnoto) The Rogue (Wolhern Jr) 101 Homely (Oroyl , '.?0 3.60 GOODfVEAR TO Z. AMERICAN STORES AND MOST Chlprnoni Senator ILohmcyrr Jr) M Linda DoyOHM (Flllon) 2.20 EXPRESS 11 Doctor Kltdore (Splna) 10 t GOOOYEAR 0EAIEH5, week ptTlod starttriK (Jet. it. TOD Me IKetiy) J M Emperor (Ferrlero) 301 CHARGE C I Smith (Smith Jrl SI Exacla (3-114t,4O list HUB R«IN CHECK PRDBHAM Because ol «n eiptcled fieivy demand lor Goodyear tires, we m»y run out ol lome Hies durlnc tins Registration Is untloc way Soldo! IMartynlakl * 1 oiler, but we will be happy to order your site at HIES advertised price and Isiut you a rain check for luture delivery ol the merchandise. for the classes, scheduled lo Dliamdeont (Rlno) «-1 tin —11,300; pate, I m Lormirq lYnootl) . . II Selections Kolr Win IRomono) 6.20 »,»0 3*0 be held Saturdays, 3:.10 to 5 IIA unloh (Punlollllo) II PlloM Adorlon (Lohmeyer Jr,.J.3O 4.20 Joralemons Llbny Kelly) 111 I. Paul P Lebjll, Orond rlyer. First Uevy Ritije Brew (Stollordl 4.to p.m., at Jackpot (iolf Range, Lltulenant 9th —11409; pace; 1 m Ml, 36. Middletown. Ml —13,10(1 puct; I m 1. PHHiant Ann, Olomari Blue, Moun- Southern Low Selfnes noy (Tollman) % tain AH IHtMl7»IHotM>Mitl 7« » 1«O 3 »& Andy Slkora, former l'(IA Frisco Fogln INo Driver) ], Anne Forbn N, Noble Koto, Robin Boyshore Duke (Oogllt>rt!l)..,..3.00 2.20 Jlrti Morrison (Patterson) 7 3 Rainbow Small Plni (Duller) , 3<0 professional of the yt'ur In Mulll Dollar INo Driver) «l I, Bnbby T. Floncon, Kiyslone Galltt. Now Jersey, Is directing the ftanflV £orl (Ahbdllftllo) t\ Hit Valor Chlnco Dant IThomat) II i. Chlpmorti Stnottr, Mobdo Doc, sol- IcsMjhb. lie will teach proper Empty Pocke.ii (Rlnol li-l iom»i,»ii ic»ti tm Yankit Guard (OHM 30.1 • Frisco Fouln, Stiinti ley, Mulll Oal- Butternut Rodney Krtp, stance, balance, action Obedient Pick (Schmlget) 30-1 ' lor (tollman) 3.JO 3,00 2,40 Floodlight (Ferronlol 7.00 3.M LANE'S INC. of hand, wrist and arm, pivot, r. Honml M»n, Arnibro I moot, Wllortl mi - u,g«i roc*/1 m" otoi Symphony Lome (Bulk) 3.«» •weight transforenct! and club WliardatOMPofwIli) 31 I. noyoi Mor Al, Duck QUICK, J M ' Illh-lUoo; pate; Im 120 MONMOUTH ST. '.^BSRSSS RED BANK Armtird linage IKnUy) 1-5 nnvitmi Crown Blue I Inokal) 4.40 4.00 .1.40 ' uso from putter to driver. Honest Mdn (Poual 41 «. Furrier Royol, Chorlolle B, Rodur Valiant Pride IMomlleldl ' «0 4.00 Gentry Volt (Ruin) J-l it. IWIV J. Un Tlgrt JoleuK, Hue Oim Bohunk (Ralhbom) 3*0 Anyone interested In the Mlohty Mrwlh (Norvvayl , el II. Dufinom Honever, Mentcoe N, De- GOODYEAR-THE ONLY MAKER OF POLYGLAS'TIRES toursu, for which thjrn Is »' Virginia TltniilSchrrilg*ll 4) mon Cral| . Bmcieu-il 4O.«Q charge, may cull (lie wren- ; 4,t?r, M Bank - MhMH»«i>, VJL . wri Fall cleaning time is Classified Ad ti to sell the things you no longer need or use! r mx Help Wanted Male ANNOUNCEMENTS Autos tor Sole Autos For Sole Autos for Sale Boats and Accessories Help Wanted Female Help Wanted Male FIAf~!!< SPECIAL — 19)0. Sedan. Slick 196! CHfcTEK — 13 , 1962, SO h.p, Mer ' Lost and Found "STATION WAGON WHITE MUSTANG 1966 shltt. A1I new radial tires. Very flood con- t.ury oulbourd. lv6? trailer. Needs work. SUPERVISOR PART-TIME LOsf""^-" Oobwmon Plnsch*r. Block end SALE ' Good condition. Coll 747-051? dition. S1400. 8415060. UOO llrm. 1644IS3, ; OF PRODUCTION rust. F«mole. Reward, Tlnlon Foils orio. MOTORS 1947 AMBASSADOR — White! Excellent 25'" SILVERf"6N~tv4! ^Hordtop Sea S4 lWfl MERCURY COLONY PARK Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewshur condlllon. Economical transportation. Skill. ISO h,p. Chrysler Super-Crown, 125 MAIDS SUPERVISOR 1001 Auto Parts **y Air, jlmuloted wood, loaded. 741-1500 Make reasonable alter. J42-IS37. hours. V-bunki, Head. Sink. Ice box. LOST -^-Chocolate Point Siamese mole 1W9 TOYOTA Related experience necessary tor a lull cof River Plain area. Reword. Phone We Buy Used Volkswagens Lighted air guide compass. Windshield Distributor )ti.1 CHEVROLET—^- cylinder «7O"FTAV7M -" RcdTonverlirjIe, radio, wiper. Ray Jeflerson 2.scaie depth finder, lime position in o fully modern Ot> bed 1*2 7420. hospitol took into this excetlenl oppoflu 1968 LfMANS—Air, wood paneling. JEEP SALES AND SERVICF. heater. Low mileoge — ?6Gv. I16W. Donlorlh anchor-new line. Bow roil. Fun MAINTENANCE tOST—~ t dbrodof relnever. full bred, 1968 IMPALA-9-passenger 25I-2234 summer dnd winter canvas. Excellent nity. offering good salary commensutale JOB - Intsreillng and divcrilfurj, doing Twin Boro Motoi s. (pit wtiti experience, pleasant working tondi- yello*. male. Vicinity ol Stirewsoury. Re- 1947 PLYMOUTH-Furylll, ! condition. H9DQ., 301 -2913421. MECHANICS cnloyablt work. Several openinos in Cost 131 Nfwmao inrlngs »d , Red Bn" tions. and a full trinfle benefit program In- 1 word. Cqll 747-5661. CALL NOW 7*1 0OoweFjT«7fr>grDrakes. 60 tip. 24 gallon, Bow rail, sundeck scots Rycn Realtors, 234 River Rd.. Red Bonk. 0A.UUN ible. Ail lull power. Priced just obove Coll onytlme between ? o.tn. nrd 10fJ.nl. on. Anivterito "Sam." 391-05B1. Low mileage. Call WASHING ION SAU1O SERVICE wholesale. Will accept Irade. Call »»- Till. I lion, vinvl Ion and deck cover, winter Must have experience. (or nppolntment LOST"— Port Angora cot, HoifidVt, Mtm J/0 Rroad St. 264 1373 KryooH 'canvas. Deep v llberglas. Loaded. Fast "L(tl " Groy tiger back, white under " condition". Vinyl "top.' 1969 ELDORADO - Loaded, Priced lust 1 Fish or Ski, 11500, 741-7051. UPN OR RN - Port time or lull time. 3 1st, 2nd and 3rd Shifts body, white legs. Reward. 264-3003. WW£C CHEVROLET!. .- BRAND NEW 264-6700 Automatic. Call IW0 LEFTOVEPb — Demo'l and e.fcu above wholesale. Will accept trade. Catl fo II ond II to 7 ihift. Coil tor Interview 1197'fMERCURY^ MOTOR - 4"h.p. Cost mornings. 291.-0440. Monday through Sunday tive i at greatly reduced pfites 2JVHI1. new, 1235. Must stll tor >150. Also flouting STEADY WORK TrfAvTEftTcT^~AiftormlH cTEKc 1OWNE CHEVROLET docks, I' X 16'. ond 14' outboard boat. 747- : : Ut Ave.. Atlantic Highlands ?91 11,01 MEbICXUTABTECHNic'iAN • BiJsy in REAL ESTATE Public Notices condition .11)50. After i p.m. CHRYSLER 300 - 1964. Twodoor horo- ternlst's office, full or port-finie, Top sala- ALL FRINGES ROCK GROUP — We're available lor Cll22M174 LABR1OI.A V.O' oas, INt. tcp. Power, air. Very good condition. ry. Fringe benetlts. 5tate references- 1/95, Phone I7MI04. 10' ALUMINUM BOAT Phone 741-3603, between 9 o,nv4 p.rn, teenage parties, dance$, weddings, Bar 130 E, New mon Springs Pd,, Red Bank With oars, 565. If you believe in your own ability and Mltivohs. You haven't heard anything un- OLDSMOBILE 98 — 1944. Full power. would Ilk* lo earn more than $30,000 a conditioned. New tires. Many extras. • H\ uil FORD MAVERICK 1970 Call 741-6152 otter J p.m. NURSEi" VlOES — Y\Q"li'shili ontl S to STANLEY TOOLS til you've heard u. We'll help moke your Two-door automatic. J15M. !40ChapelSt, Newark, N.J. year, then we wont fo tattt fa "YpU. Ex- event a success. Boohing now for Holiday otter over J1000. Colt 741-2593. OOREMUS FORD 11 shilt. Cal! for Interview mornings, 291- perience helpful- but not necfuory. We Phone 5MI6I6 2.4' SILVERTON SKIFF— Five years old. 044)0. An Equal Opportunity Employer Season. Call 747-0062 after 4 p.m. and ask CHEVELLE/ 20 Mortnioult, St. Red Bun. l75Cfirysler mar ine engine. Fully otfer a company paid tn-depth troining lor Blair. Automatic, ^-cylinder. Good running c ?4l-«00O 1965 BUICK "ELECTKA - oVijIriai owner. equipped. 264-5367, 291-U17. program, substantial drowlna accoun?s< SECRETARY - Challenging position tor and the best icles incentive proororn In dlllon. S300. 94d-4!?7. Factory olr. all extras. New tires. 747- a bright, capable individual pemessnig ex- PRE-SCHOOLERS - Planned activities CIRCLE CHEVROLET 5695. 30'"BOAT ^t Sieeps fwoTHeod, oaliey. Ca- Ihe Real Estate Buslne». "THArS WHY In private home Little Silver, Mon., Wed., 3!! Maple Ave, Red Bank cellent typing ond iteno skills. Heovy pub- WANT WORK? WERE THE LARGEST REAL ESTATE i»57~CA DIL L AC~^~sVaan~oVviliV. dillac fresh water cooled engine. Built by lic ond employe contact. Opportunity tor Frl, 747-11*1 w 747-48W. • • ctllcnt condlllon. All power, SM0O. H\ 3\JO_ 1960 MUSTANG - Low mileage. Ilkenew, Morton Johnson. S22OO. 741-1J14. AND INSURANCE FIRM IN ftAON- advancement. Apply Personnel Deport- MOUTH COUNTY." We hove one opening Kroll Motors Inc. Six cylinder standard. Asking 1795. Call menlj Jersey Shore Medical Center, Nep- MANPOWER ASTROLOGIAN LECruREiT—Available 842-4219. v SAILBOATIB'""iwTMelaM ETSCOW.' so why noi give us a toll tor oconildenUnl 19W CHRYLSER NEWPORT ~ Convert- 279 Broadway Long Branch, N.J. lont, weektlay^ 9 to 2. An equal opportu- Interview. for schools, women's duos, or churches. Excellent condition. No work needed. nity employer M/F. G.R.'.V, 211 Valley Dr., Atlantic High- ible, full power, factory olr. S23S0, Call ... J^VAVERICK — Custom paint, radio, $1500 Call 201-374 8261. HAS IT ! ! ! land!, 591-0835. 17!-ISM. MURPHV 1 OAVID5ON cvlro new studded snow tires, 32.0QO origi- EXPERIENCED — Sewing machine oper- Temporary gerteral labor - THE KIRWAN CO. nal miles. AtKr 6,842-4211, SUJ5. IFCHRTSCRAFT WANTED^ Graridmolner lo~toke me to 1969 JAVELIH — 4-speed. One owner. ftAercedfS Be^; Salts onrtiervic* ators, with factory machine, to work ol top rate, Apply Monday 65h.p. Inboard. A-l condition. home on ladles' coats and ports, Union HAZLET the Rumson PTA Fair, Forrestdale Good condition: Must sell, S1300 or best HWyO Frtehold W SJOO 1961 OLDSMOBILE — Delmont B» 4 door 291-2654 School, Oct. 2, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. oiler. 142-0245 before 7 p.m. t4!-9tl> alter shop. Wrile Box E-Ue, The Doily Regis- through Friday, 7 a.m. Re- irRAU8 8UICK - OPEL hordtop, olr conditioned. 51200. Call 264 ter, Red Bcwk. CALL 264-7200 6047 or 264 7491. . l"]" WOOO BOAT ort 4 West Front St., Red FIGHT FATIGUE — WlltWIpplesi The MINE ACRES ol New ond Used Cars 575 lank. 842-4343. ofeat Iron pill. OnlyS1.9S. Professional l974iTLWGceror Hwy 36 _ jjMjtOOO K fypoH 19S5 THUNDERBIRO - Very good condi- 741-7899 HOUSEKEEPER COOK - For iwo~- pharmacy, Red Bank. tlon. Modified engine. Recently passed in. lion. ttOOOIirm. CoH prlest rectory. Mature person. Sleep in. METAL spectlon. Four new tires. S595. Also, 1955 711-4974 21~ CENTURYr — Mahogony hull, Cadillac Experience helpful bul not necessory. SALES CAREER PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER WrMe Box F-U2, The Doily- RCQ.ster.. RBti VOLKSWAGEN, fair condition. Runs 3290 HWy 3i, Hatlet, ?W^ICI V-8 engine. Coll ofter 6 p.m. FOR the right Individual we offer a mar- Travel—Transportation ood. Five new tires. S.B5. 564-6151 otter 1948 CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE — 327- . 141-2352 " ink. velous challenge. No celling on eventual POLISHERS :30. 353 h p. four-speed shift. AAags, tape plov- Income. Excellent storting salary, ptui WANTED — Girl who drives and willing ? I9M OLDSMOBILES - Large jtlfcllon LPU - Evtningi, (ulltime, NURSES' Experienced. Excellent lolory plui week- immedlole delivery. STEVEN OUDSMO er, AM/FM rodlo. 787-1440. commissions, while completing our Ihree ly bonus. Steady work. Uberal benctlti.) to share expenses with same to California. 196! VOLKSWAGEN BUS CAMPER Storage and Service /"IDE, 8 a.(».-4 p.m., (ull«lime. for small year iolei training proqrom. Llberul Leaving early November. 342-0194. AsKIno U00. BILE, HO Main St., Matawan, S46.34M.. 'lip lo 3 weeks paid vacation. Red Bonk nursing home. Hazlet-Holmdel'Motawcn fringe benefits and future management OP Oreo. . • Phone 541-0347 areo. Call 7-1/-2OI/ for appointment. poriunlty. LET 1971 be your year ol op- FLORIDA BOUNS — Lar"gTVuTk~g!>7ng SEE * "RUSSELL MAN" — For the best Trucks wrNfiiriOATsfoRAirE car bun. RUSSELL Oldsmobilf CADIL- Inside and outside. Professional repairs, poriunity. LQtt i«Mtos/. fcv«rUftg&4n-2&». Monmouth Silversmiths empty, insured. Call between 10 a.m. ana MG MIDGET 1947 - J120O or smart otter. 1912 CHEVROLET APPLY NOW! An equal opportunity employer M/F * p.m. 787-1OW. Top running condition and body. Soe be- LAC Co.. TOO Newman Springs Rti., Red repowering and painting. Moke your re- 747J084 weekdoyi» am, lo 4:30 p m. Bonk XlffllO -'.4 ton pickup. A-l condition servations now. Zuback Boat Works, Hwy cvenlnas free? Sell Toys and 'Gifts, Party tween 7-10 p.m. ot U2-2141. W2-4I57 Plan. No Investment - No Collecting ,No QL0SWO8ILECADIt-LAC~- Vearena' 3!, A/iorgon, 514-1035. "7AEN—PARf-T1AAE ~ \9tt LINCOLM CONTINENTAL — Block 3 Delivering. No experience needed. Call or AUTOMOBILE sale. MAC CADI OLDS, Lono Branch, 2!7- /9SS JEEP ~ ,i ton pickup, oreen. Fair wrile "Sania's Parties", Avon, Conn. Nlohls. 6 p.m. to It p.m. Permonenl office AUTOMOTIVE with red Interior. Excellent condition. price. Good condition. With plow. Call cteaning work In Mlddl'elown building. Must sell. II700 or best otter. 842-7016. I2K. 06001. Telephone 1 (203) 6/3-H55. ALSO SALESMAN ,71-3391 evenings. BUSINESS NOTICES BOOKING PARTIES. Good pay, sieady. Hospttaltzotiori. No ex- Autos For Sale l»Tl DODGE - Polara wagon. Factor/ NOLAN MOTORS - We sell more whole perience necessary. Our representative Immediate opening for air. Good condition. 30,000 miles. Eiobt- sale Cadillacs lhan an^ other dealer in 196B CHEVROLET TRUCK — One ton. HELP WITH FAMILY EXPENSES — In will be Interviewing Wed., Sept- 79, 4:30 to 19J7 SUNBEFAM ALPINb — Convertible. N«« Jersey. Coll ?»-J2ll. New six cylinder engine, 4-speed, racks. a stimulotino (ob with flexible hours. Ben- 6 p.m, at !he Harmony Bowl, Rt, IS, Mid- an energetic salesman Light areen, wire wheels, four-speed. Best passenger, automatic, full power, SI, ~ Call for appointment. 717-8370.- Excellent condition, wl-9441 otter 4. efits. Call 74T-196B. Equal opportunity em- d I down. otter. 747-M J7 eves., weekends. AUSTIN AMERICA — 2-door, 4 speed, ployer. willing TO take advan- 11 ,(72. P.O.E. illghtly higher wilh outo- 19(2 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT - Pick LIN-MAR 1»M CHEVROLET IMPALA — Custom 1967 OPEL — Bod motor. Any reasonable up. Very flood running condition. Needs tage of an "above av- ofter accepted. malic.AlsoSprlles, Mldo«ts, MG8 roods- WOMEN-PART-TiAAE ~" tw&door. Air conditioning. Lew mtleogs. Ifrs — GT. A & G MOTORS, Albury work. Rocker panel, bucket seats, heavy BUILDERS Goad condition. Must tell. Best offer. Call Phone «42-2?». Nights, 6 p.m. to 1? midnight. Permanent CREDIT erage" opportunity Park. ;;5-3<»3. duly tool box. Tailgate, spare tire holder. fr'xperirm.pd" builders in Monniouth Coun- office cleaning work In Middle town build- otter 5 p.m. 222-23J7, ty for over 15 ytaf.. We do additions, dor- Yojng men who are looking for o career ( — 5J,"iooa>a\ Law 196> LINCOLN WAHK III — Full power, 5350, Coll 244-eSOO. ing. Good pay, hospltallzotlon. No ex- selling both new and mlleoge. One owner. One ot a kind. S2950. mers, siding, roodng. niovonri/, kittHpns, In the finance bulsness. Good salary, ben- 1941 OLDSMOBILE — Cutlass Supreme, olr, stereo radio, cruise control, door 1961 DODGE SPORTS VAN — Very good perience necessary. Our representative ft43.9477.'otter 6 p.m. oo'hroonii onrl new corutriiclicn on your will be Interviewing Wed., Sept. ?9. 4:30 to efits, and VA approved. Contact Frank used cars« Selling ex- VJ, oil power, factory air, AM-FM rodlo locks, trunk release. Must sell, accept condition. V-o. Automatic. Green. sf,700 Closwy, 244-4100. with front ond back speakers. Good condi- trade. 235-1111. After 9 p.m. 735-S7W. or best otter. Coll 787-7974. b p.m. at the Harmony Bowl, Rt, 05. Mld- tion. J1700. 741-S94I otter 6. 1965 FALCON - mechanic's special, but cflctown. perience preferred. runs. JIOO firm. 787-0816 SCHOOL BUSES — Ideal (or campers, 1954 CHEVROLET PICKUP — Excellent T Call 291-9402 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1969^ Veiy~ooocl 195) GMC, 1957 International, 1951 Tnter- condition. 5250. No less. EXPERIENCED HOSTESS WE'VE EXPANDED Contact Aaron Rassas. condition. New roof ond new tires. $1400. natlonol, 1562 GMC. All six cylinder. Best CHECK OUR PRICE LTADETTTOS —Four-on-thMloorT Call 741-3555 Must apply in person RASSAS PONTIAC, 395 W1-I42S offer. 5S4-2434 or 564-24?!. CELLARS, ATTICS. YARDS CLEANED, Town & Surf Diner, Hwy 35, Middlelow And we need young salesmen to loin our radio, heater, air conditioning. Up to 30 1963 FORD — Six cyllnderr%"torrpickij[\ MOVING. MAULING, REFRIG- commercial insurance department. Great Broad St., Red Bank wo AMESVc"AN"M'6T0R?Tn Broadway, Long Branch. 223-3HW. ww«a«w FORD STATION WA^ON~1967^"i£rpas^ VOLKSWAGEN — 1963. Good running Phone 264-5196. lobs. Free estimates. 787-8195. Neot aapearlnd. Yeor round •mployrrieflt, condition. New brakes and tuneup. Asking SALESMAN • Catl 7B7-M94. PONTIAC TEMPEST - 19« senger. Loaded. Very good condition. Low Experience preferred but nol necessary. Two snow tires Included. $550. USO. 78J23U. DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS - Fur mileage.S1I50. Phone 787-0744. 1970 KAWASAKI — 35CCC. Excellent con. derly laay. Live in. Private roome, Drly Aggressive man to sell leading Imporls. MEN - With basic carpentry experience, -- 471-«340. 1966 JETSTAR" II —' Power ttVerTnoT dliion. -Helmet arid repair manual Includ- nisried ond Instolled for only S64.95. To or er's license. References required. Send Apply In person only. Red Bank Auta Itrv 1965 CMEVROLHYTM^ALIC —~f v7o~setlt der, coll 349-0843. _^____ to apply metal shafce shingle roorlnfl. braHes, toctory olr. J89S or best offer. 74T- ed. 5600 or oiler. 842-7842 Eves. resume to Box F-172, the Dally Refllster, ports, Newman Springs Rd., Red Bonk, Traveilnvolved. Call 741-1250. 1943 CADILLAC — Fleetwood. Factory station wagon. One owner. Good condl- Red Bonk; Ask (or Bob or Dick Matthews. llon. 1650. Call 291-9106. 6144 offer 6, ~| ROOFS REPAIRED •air, radio, heater, all power. Clean. SASo lOTTiTHONDAOSO — Green. 2,300 miles. EXPERIENCED TANK CLEAMER — or best olfer. 671-3074. . 'Or replaced. Fret esllnioles. TRIUMPH SPITFIRE"- W6J. Good con- 1939 FQRD - Four-door sedan.-Excellent Excellent condition. Just married, must Phone 495-177S HOUSEKEEPER NEE*DED~"f6 a.m. to MEN Must know how to drive tractor trailer. diflon, low mileage. S12D0 or best offer. running condition. $600 or best offer, 681- ell. 5695. Call 542-9747,1 a.m.-4 p.m. 741- 1 p.m., three or five days, Must hove own Apply In person. ROLLO TRUCKING, 295 l!69. 1279 after 5:30 p.m. A~BETf¥R~T6B~BY PTT V transportation. References. 741-0516. Full time days. Generol cleaning work in Broadway, Keyport. Call 787-1677 between* and 6 p.m. Holmdel building. Sieady. Mo experience Autos For Sale ING.Free estimates. LEGAL SECRETARY"— Experience^pre" 7E^0rETTMPALA^l970. Two-iftior 156» OLDSMOBILE - Station wagon. Cut- 197O~YAMAHA - 250. Hondo Mini Troll ntfceisory. Our representative will be In- MEN — With cars wohied to deliver Sun- lass. 1160ft. Low mileage. 70, Doth excellent condition. Reasonable. 431-4223 ferred. Pleasant working conditions. Sala- terviewing Wed., Sept' 29, 4:30 p.m, to 4 hardtop custom, V8. Aufomot/c. AM-P/U 39I-9JM.' day papers In Red Bank area. No collec- , radio, tieater. HSOpfuj lake over pay- Phone 872-1680. ROBERT CARD — Painting, decorating. ry open. Call 741-3TO2. p.m.t at trie Harmony Bowl, Rt. 35. Mid-ting. Call 747-2143. » ments. Call 533-4633. Small home repairs. Reasonable rates. dletawn. . ~ • 1966 FORD — Country Sqt/lre, nine pas- 1969 HONDA — CL 350, 2000 miles. Seml- Call 873 16B6, RELIABLE WOMAN — To help busy OP PORTUNTTY" ~^~Fmroni~mwil9~iayi senger, roof rack. J110O or best offer. 566- cnobby tire. Two exhausts systems. Ex- mother with weekly cleaning. Own trans- REUABTTE ,/v^^vivltfTN.XVdrfvers over RcIFinepo5 perience. Phone o7I-0768. teosi ti years oi age. Call •9?|//6,ior senger wagon. Radio, power brakes, pow- 671-10AO 1944 DETROITER — 10x50. two bed- CARPENTER BUILDER— Camolete between 6-8 p,m. 787-2554. home remodeling, room oddltlons, ga- more inlormotion,, ^ __^_ ^ #r steering. One owner, S750. Call 747- PONTIAC GRAND PRIX -1961. Two- rooms. Reasonable. Must be relocated. HOUSEKEEPER — Live In. For workint .. wh&re the 3120. ' roges. KARL SCHLOEDER. 671 5114. AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN ~ Aggrei- door deluxe. Console. Bucket seats, wide Phone 264-5204. couple with one school age child. Pleaspn] slve Oldsmobile agency cxponding soles MAIOR APPLIANCE Wt^HANIt - E* ' oval tires Low mileoge. New condition. surroundings. Coll 747-4743 ofter 7 p.m. fore? due to Increased sales ot our new p^ncntwI.il.aVliouirCalJ, , -•...••••,• 1959 FORD — Four-door, white. Good run- MOBILE HOME "FOfTSATFT— 1959 El- LIGHT HAULIHG - Allies, cellars and nlng condition. Asking 175. Radio, tour, 11850. Red VOLKSWAGEN and used cars. 115,000 per yeor potential 1962. New engine, tires. J45O. 741-7052 :ona. Two bedrooms, Unfurnished. 54200 garages cleaned. Free estimates. - SALESLADY"-^~Fof~chlIdren'S 5hopT /75-A66? Coll 747-5**7 Call 7474021 or 96I-790J with our salary plus commission plan. Action is... doys, 4951253 eves. 'hone 787-8929 afler 4 p.m. Don't apply Unless you ore experienced. Company benefits Include no-cost hospl- PIZZA AND SHORT ORDER COOK - l^"CHWRb"LEt~TmPALA~~N'ir?e"'paT rrbMERETATSoppVlni,1oe Red Bonk Youth Center, 20 Brood St,, Red lalliatlon (or entire tomily. Contact Mr. Evenings. Good pay. Coll for appoint- senger wooon. Automatic, power brokes, 1(68 CAHARO 327 - 24,000 mTiVTof ing. additions ond subtractions. Robert Bank. Melcngo at Steven Oldsmoblle, Main St., ment. 7B7-4M9 sleerlng. SIDO or besl oiler. 741-3496. T.L.C. White with vinyl roof. Tope deck, reloeated. Call Mondoy Ihru Friday, HI- Simon, 1K-63SB. • Matawan. 56*-3«00. power brokes and steerlno. call evenings 4017 days, ViUlb eves. CHILDREN BACK TO SCHOOL? You am METROPOLITAN""' LiFE~—"HorarTopiirv' Presents 142-4918, earn white they learn. Be on Avon ing In RED BANK (or a sales represenlo- 1967 SAAB"WAGON""New"TnjVnTiaii r CARS s'lWfJTzED BARTENOER — Experienced, for em- : year. Only S575. Call :AMPER Tu5~- 36' GMC Convcriion. Have your car washed, stmonued, and in- Representative. You'll have your own live. Opportunity (or above average lrt- MUSTANG — 1945. Dark blue hordtop. 'oneied- carpeied, insuiaied, duct healed, business, your own hours, your own Dlovmeni startina November. Write quail- . . 787 0928 terior cleaned. Protect your cor all win- rications and expected salary to box ?. come, iull fringe benefits. Call Mr. Caru Six cylinder outomotlc. Excellent shope. uol elecfrtc system. Hot. cold pfessur- ter.Coll 797-2224 after 12, earnings. Coll now: Mrs. Ward, 741- nello, 747-3200 days, or 94A-S05* afttr i : 174, The DcJlly Register, Red Bank. the l"9(iTb ODGE ~M 0N~AC~(5"FOU "r~dob i S725. Call 291-0341. ijfd woter system. )00 ga. water, I0O hold- 4343, 462-3377, 774,1220. p.m. An Equal Opportunity Employ«r, hordtop. Power brakes, sleerlng. Vinyl ing. Propone 60, Latgt cloit!, tutt boin- CARPENTER — Framer and trimmer. roof. Air condilloned.JHSO. 56S'9385. MORGAN 1964 — Four^Teate'r Tor fgirui I •im, Beautiful complete 12' Formica SECRETARY — 20 afternoons a week upholstery. Excellent condition. 11100. 671 ..chen. Mann coOinefs and drawers. 8x1?' Sleno required. Knowledge of book Steady work. Call after 6 p.m. More Classified 1972 2039. living room. MUmInum lolousi*d door. EMPLOYMENT keeping helpful but not estenilal. Per- 446-7275 condition. One owner. Windows have $form sash ond screens. manent position. Own transportation to MASON -FultTlrne work." on. Next Page "ifoTpLYMOUTfTFURY Rumson, Send resume ond references la Phone 741-2941 Nearly new tires. Comfortable summer or Help Wanted Female Call after b p.m. STATION WAGON winter. Good mechanical cancltttGn. $• Box D-154 The Dally Register, Red Bank. OLDSMOBILES \W RAMBLER CCKssTc 49S-0U4 speed transmission. Will demonstraft 431-23U Good condition. SI50. gladly. 13000. Colt 739JJ49. Hoflel WOMEN GAS STATION ATTENDANT - Full time Help Wanted Male MI-3952 1963 VOLKSWAGEN BUS — Rebuilt en- INDUSTRIOUS MATURE WOMAN - ine. Good running condition. S5S0. "741- CAFETERIA WORK Help around the houie. We offer a good day shKl. TORONADO 1963 VOLKSWAGEN home. In a nice middle-class American 7J1 0209 School cafeteria Holmdel area.Port-time (amity. Three adults and three good kids. Good condition. Wanted Automotive CATffPENYyR S"A~NO~C A~R P'E N f ER "S Call 767-1098 after S;30 p.m. • 1964~CHEVY'TT—"Wogon, six cyfindef" ond full lime, f hone collect for*lnlerflew, Good, but no! fancy food. Cteani private New tires, votve lob, radio ond neoler. Mrs. Robbins. 4M-195B. room and a moderate amount o' spending HELPERS Call ofter 7 p.m. only 787-3125 , 197TyHUNDERBIRO-~ Medium green, Asking 5325. Coll 5<2 43J9. BOOKK"EEPER — Fu'lT"chorge', gener'al money. 5Vj days. Write to Box E-180, The WATCHMAN PICKED UP vinyl roof. AM/FM stereo. All power, ledger, up lo rrJal balance. Part machine Dally Register, Red Bonk, COOK — Experienced lor reslournnt )0,000 ml lei. S52OQ. 787-IW3 after 4 p.m. 943 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON — bookkeeping system. Full lime position. Excellent mechanical condition. Needs TWINBROOK DENTAL ASSISTANT - Mlddletown openlna In November. Write qualifications Coll for appointment, 7-11-0030. ANDER- ond expected salary to Bon F-173, The 19M MUSTANG — Red convertible, thre*- some body work. Coll 747-3479. SON BROS. IMC, 51-53 Mechanic St., Red area. Excellent opportunity for young AUTO WRECKING woman. Experience not necessary. Ptcai- Oolty RegtstCf, Red Bank. speed stick shift. Excellent condition. OPEL KADETT - 197~0~Tour"speea"7 tape Bonk. . • : Pan lime open- MOO. Phone 747-92)0, Eatontown 542-2235 ant working conditions. Retirement plan, deck, vinyl lop. Good condition. Must sell paid vacation*. Send resume lo Box F 16!, RODMAN -- Steady work. Good pay, Call CUTLASS RN — 3 to II shift, S32 dally to start. Ap- between 9-s p.m. ing lor person VOLKSWAGEN - 1966 Metallic blue. Coll 471-1089. WANTED - Choice used cars, with certi- The Daily Register, Red Bonk, ply in person, Grten Grove Convolesccnr 946-4910 needing siippls- Good comJHitw. Asfctng W95. vbrv"rri967^^w"o~d"oo"rsVda"ri."'GVo"d fied mileoge. Conlocl Ed Sioter. Center, Rt. M and Green Grove Rd., Nep- 56fr9622 tune. ^ECR MAN ~ Asilstant io traffic manager. mental oarn- unnlng condition. 5395 llrm, For Heallh Agency Coll 7879289 M. SCHWARTZ Musi b» oocd wilh flguicl. High school ings. Apply CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH SALESGiRL TuiTVmi.Eitfiiirienced}n Coii ni-Afti graduate preferred, lo fill key position In 141 W. front St., Red Bank 747-0717 selling children'] wear preferred. Sid's Wanted Automotive UNCLE ~~W I^KLV "NIEED V V O 01 cutting room of lorgt apparel monufac- lop. While. 4-speed transmission. 313. New 1 Bootery, Ullfe Silver. 741-DO'B, kirer, Long Branch nrpn. Coll 139 7300, 8 llres. Good conailIon. 463-5028. CAR ; WANT £O - Wt PAf TOP IS, FOP you like lo wear ond style wlgi, and are M E AN USE 0 CARS, CALL. MR. VIN Vfa}yWESyAfiaConporiM\i¥T$ looking for more than fust a job, we're to 5 p.m. Mr. Kretoff. 19M CHEVROLET IMPALA — Four door "_FMT 54? S50O shift, Mon. Ihrouoh Sat. experience pre- looking tor you to staff a brand new de- L0IVBE~R YARO^SALESMAN" TO work CASH PAID hordtop. V-8. Automatic. Air conditioning. ferred. Call THE HEARTH, 747-05S6, t partmenl. Per marten! work wilh good on- In store und yard. Port-time. Some ex- ~ower sletrlna. Call 471-3970 GET CASH POP YOUR FORHGN - portimlfy for advancement. For Interview, i'liO iPORTSCAR^Al V.ONMOUT H perience preferred. ADLER LUMBER WE NEED USED CARS LPU"^$To\]Hh\ii. lu'ttalTyloiiart'. Ap call Mr. Papon, S31-92O0. COMPANY, 1837 Hwy 35, Mlddletown. Hwy. 35 264-8000 Kiypor) MOTORS, INC, Hwy J5, falantown, 147- ply In person, Grten Orove Convalescent 967 PLYMOUTH — Four-door sedan. : 671-0790. Ask for Hy. Power steering, power brakes/ air condi- 2414. Center, Rt, Mane) Grten Grove Rd., Nep- Tk~iJw"t"i"bt H '~~~iTx"p'eV"i enc^a', WE WILL PAY tioned, 1850. 046-4259. lune. Ttiufsday, Fririoy, Saturday. Ton Stilory. CASH FOR USED CARS"-- frucksTfoV- For Interview call 787-7096 or 5890. ? MAN — Elderly, for porffline ossembTy TOP PRICES IVATCTHEVROLET~^""BVI Air faurTdoar eicn or domestic. Dean, opposite Two OEMTAL~ASS.STANT '—"wilVTroln"mn" work. S3,5G per hour. Call >c-don. Good condition. AsJtlng 11050. 787- Guys, Middlefown. 6719844. lure girl as cholrslde assistant for per- NURSES'TlDES 764-5V0O 1399, PORSCHE ENGINE WANTED — Any monent position. Mlddletown area. Must Queen of Carmel Nursing Home. TOM'S FORD have transport at Inn, Immedtoit DpEntnB. Phone 9464991 MAN WANTEO —Reliable, honi worker PARTS MAN MANAGER ••ANTTQUE" -'TOrchevroiei. yeor. Reasonable. Coll who wants slcody employmcnl. Good In- 53l-95!3 Send resume to Box P-144, The Dolly Reg- Needs work. 1100. ister, Red Bonk. BARMAID - Five moms per weeK. f-tir come, Dial 7. four- for busy doctor* office. Light typing. Call in GuMem Monmouili Courtly. To Ve've been speed transmission, AMiFM rodlo. Hord 747.P1MJ, ly, Live in. Excellent sniory. References fop. After 5 p.m. 7174948. IM« VOLKSWAGEN'Btie>uM>ARTs- 741-3508 represent rapidly giowing, muMI- CALL Needs engine only. Make offer. FILE CLERK — High school flrrjOijo(e line r.ornpo/iy, Ho prior Insurance Infiltrated! 1940 l.A SALLE COliPE 542irm Five fw tires. Asking 1750. 747 4197 after 4 placenient hull lultohl^ for ronverilon In coutif'i Ormmtitfolp rion poilufcd proo Mrdiuin silt tiepwtmerit, rrffCt^lon work. The company Is young and vory competitive and 1969 Volkswagen $1595 p m. motor sollor. «M, 391-1335 ofler •> p.m. P. O Bo- lift, Key|>r»rt, H.J. Bull " 1 this offers ambitious and capable people the op- 1969 DODGE POLARA - Four-rionr. lPSi'SEA BEA'VFR ••• I* '. \00 h.p. Oiny Marine1 engine. Slsepi two. Heod nnd unit. VjQtAA.fi IO Clt'/fi - Iwo dnv^ a'wtek, portunity to advance as the company expands, White, black Interior. Elghf cytlnrier. Air : conditioned. Power sleerlng, brakes. Coil W-1U0, hvf hntir\ (i fioy Iijrs oiifi F'ri Helei- CARE C:R O^PORTUHITV •- lr> 5ole^, Our principle, products aro ogg cartons nnd Mils 1968 Volkswagen $1295 Good condition. 741-7761. rnif, own frrjMportAfinii. 67(-l6fl? or W /lit younp, ln;t fti(fjh.Hihfrt ftwtu iomp. Coll for Interview tntniltw. £66-3*00 MULLER I transmission. Call nfter 6 p m. ir-a t(>i pptji (Idivery'ffotim, fiiifir I4256M Iween 9 a.m. and 5'p.m, i.y fiooiri. NUMffy Ufirt ICO. COlltflCt OFFSLOFFSL-I PScSitoW («pfrl«nfJ sii H. fliV'J-10'?. oi opporluriitventptoyer (Mft pioymtnt. camtitfrdal fr»>», I if W 566-8000 brokes, windows, seals, loroe -engine, VI-. «|uoi oppltt (M ft Front St., fim Hank, HI w\. MATAWAN nyl roof, reor defroster, new lir*», mr 'NEY lVW-.il)1'— flyirKj n't irigtr .OAl. Qtftf.k ~ c;c*rii s«(r«fsry r.yp HWY, 34 MATAWAN (conditlontna. Lodded'wtth extros. Must (Wf.-Cr^u'i* *'U O. V* ChiVtlT -j. \itm 0 mint, Snlnry ba%m fin ohllify 'sell. 53IOD 2/54-SI7S, AU.rrtfjr ffi/ii, HtW *op, /4I Jl\t, I M*l»W(Hrt«tf H*ip Wanttd THE FAMILY CIRCUS By Bfl Keane TV IW.} «fsU»r. ItVd B*>k - , KVf!w-*d»t, Malt W tomato Molo or Femolt WOfttMl AportmtnH Row*** , REALTORS'' ia* mowcri torn mmtmtt RED BANK (•r ttptmunf tUKt. Ntnti 7* HR. DOORMAN ^PATHMARK Lttttnf Stfmlut PteoMM w f Ju rM «v«rtm««ts im»nttta » Ft t<>• l'l«r. TOVfERS IMtKiol PRIVA7E AND COh- dt n V t t< tfJ l E f FOEhf get LMOC «OO«* tor our new store in *N<3UEJ - Too en" uc 3 UXOEUK /jt«M»er*Ct FULL& PART-TIME fa" w DONUT MSH •AKED4HELPERS Coil ear M.r. &.> terminal. t«s«Mte Met*. 7IM89 rw» JJ. LMoar«. J«l Ml* I Pathmark offers: O«IV£«S MEEPtO -- itr tut Irutkl FUSNtSHEO liOOW - ftmcl»»f»- mtn*. 5*m,p/-,Ti<» torn. *• <*• m Ut ! CA»Se» OPPORTUNITY Ceil ilt-lZW cfitf I p.m. tc COLLECTOR — ADVANSSUEHT • . UfNT SfAHTtNG SA1ABV OUTSTANDING BENEFITS PLEASANT WOKKINQ CONDITIONS IRAININSWITHPAY D9IVERS, CAS OEr*!L€R5 - fu /l cr . All HORSES WANTED tf ISM t?*a. t^-tul. HousesFoir W/ ons %f-i mi tfpn ef tann* .fies __ PATHMARK OF EATONTOWN RED e*MK — (inl liter, tftrw ro«nu, ottrqetivesy eic8.*Oe4 o LITTLE SILVER HWY 36 AT EATONTOWN CIRCLE LfE — Mo*». ont'yecr o rishftS. U«iliti*j. PorKiRO. Ret^ AKC r«fl*»ttrtd. tlft. nsKir !own. Suisfeit cA.lts. No COLONIAL EATONTOWN, N.J. $33,900 Wed. Thurs. Fri. 9 a,m.-5 p.m. Charmifig Colonial home in ACCOUNTING CLERK _ Tyomj "Grandma said ( could use the five doitors she Commercial Rentals convenient, desirable Little Sat, 9 a.m.-] p.m. Silver. First floor: living utt *-J T^^ee ftmoio, one ma)*. 41S. Cost fce oom, forms! Sinlnfl room. Sleets. t3a*s, g*n«ro( i*s^«r. reccr.cills- f I > t73!SJ3 AVAILABLE IN 16' kitchen, den ond both. llso. tic. FEE PAID. TotJU. For Sale For Sole DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT __ Help Wonted Male FOH SAL.E — Wa!* Afg^O" Hound, bnu Second floor: fovr btdroomi Help wonted Mole ("E9SONKEL S€RV1C€S tifu! oispDiilion. two years old. We! STORE LOCATION ond bath. 8osem«r>t, oarage, 7t Bro«} St. HKt (oik 741-JMS ITEMS YOU NO LONGER HAMMOND ORGAN -Lumfc*? -S^r'fl -Co*n*ia -B PIZZA. MAM — Waitresses. CCf ond n'j, NEED OR USE WILi f A P Hlh FM Sl O 2-ione hot water heot. FHA PLANT SUPT. WORK IN Aroiy in pericn oMtr 4 e.ni. tuioi's, 2*1 ond VA terms ovoltoble. Call W. Front £».. Sed Bank, ight now ... *33,9flO. Fabricated metal prod EUROPE KHOCt BUS OSSVER WANTED — Fee U.S. Army guarantr McGOWAN, RYAN y t l** fixct 5c?!ocs. Ffivsgs D«w»ts. wn» P,O. SELL DISTINGUISHED octs manutacturer re- EurfiptQHtMr.-'-' n tMj country on BOX 37t KigniC?«Js. N J. C7732 three yeori enlistment. New hiahtr pay REALTORS quires experienced uotti. eiceptionol broefiis. Ml-stM. OleSSE M4«Op«aor. OFFICES 234 River Rd. FAST in center ct Red fieri* evi!fi« ''shirt sleeve" individ- 3 p.m MEN WANTED WITH A QUICK ACTION 775-9300p ^k Red Bank ual to assume a posi- COMPOSER OFEfiATOH - €*p*rl«fK£4 • t«*Uai Air CcojSittW.vr.-g tnrajgh ptatc-vp. PERSONNEL UNLtM- LOW-COST oKiHO PUPPIES•— AKC. «K • Self Servtte Eievoter 747-3000 MCDONALD'S DRtVH-IN ecaiin«s. Show cwilMy, 5ft«*5. • Pf wet* Perking l&zt* tion of responsibility ITED, SS W. Main. Pr**^sl4. <31-2700. 1 WEST L0«6 8BANCH W« need full cf part-tfmit workers tcr ewe- DAILY REGISTER FENCING~SALE trms iu1 s o spui-rsnch «lm litre* uonemu duction methods and 1 j tstM. cenned e««, full tojem««t. YOUNG MAN — To wort In a Red Eo-.l Wl!f care tor four ct live yecw c!d &*iiftf in FOR »Wall a. Bed Be* 741S5OO temper cmtrst, 3t8J9l 747-1100 supervision of multi- store. Phone Mr. B. nhcui between s fc4m?!J TWO USED BEOS 0 end* pjn. JUST $2.00 j BASIC SHOW HANDLING — Closies In ©eed conaittfin shift operation. EXPERiENCEO TYPIST — Wiity» Coll crrytime, JO-Wt. start Oct. 14. BoYShare Comsonion OoQ NORTH LOKO BRANCH SALESMAN — Full time employment. of tasm«. Will p.ck tp end tf«nv«r. Club. Limited to purebredtiQQS. six Some experience crcferred. Ajfcty GoSS- Growth opportunity. * «*tce3 a sa'e crKe FiaEROOP M me/iths end clser. For enrollment CflU JJi- Ronch for 2 -$21,000 , In'i Men's Shop, !5 BreoU St., RM Sank. Ook tmwrtftr tf ty.t. ld«Ql for smoir temiry, irnmae^Ut* tsn4U Salary $10,000 plus MATER DEI GIRL — Wcnts Ktna t«r wofw co»Kr# ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN Scfc. Mi4^etc^» crec, E*seri Pric* MUST fc# ed««f t;s*£j. t 54^257 YORKSHIRE TERRIER — Male, nine rum. Urn nentted livK» room. !«T»» wt- bonus and profit shar- Eiptrienced. Pnane 671-235*. CcH c! UneSt.CO. Ho ceoy mafie cM no diteevnis «r reiu*r.s *i!fj la Me tnot con oi.e eictlltnt csrt. Cell PROFE5SIOM4L UM-U.K SF«<_t — A» tmtnatt. lerw >«rna«4-«ii p*c»- LOOM ng. IOVINO CARE — Fcr yovr cMftf b» my WAACKAACK ARMS Jlano fl 2tl!4IJ f trm. 1» <&p. Otay tn 3m. ^AN — Interested in learning ex- irefi* it HERO-HUSKV - _ !KK( In Cfofuslcnal :c-,t tt Bed tank. R. Red Bonk. tr?pm«r 7<)*2iS FAMILY AO.CALL... InMtlt ecnmooCT. Will ccs»'nQ dftd rnitter.lii equol opportunity employer. FRENCH BEDROOM SET — ojKy 471-0985 arm. Pttitrtt? tiivl(3«l mts (our orivcti ers. VVUl core for infants ond tcotjfefj 7 Ff>H SALE — Sosset nouno, male, .-* p.m- Hct mcois, $S1fia Sofa bed. «th!t« ch«sl cf drawer*, other otltcet ana rec«pMo« room 6ul «!. Pnlmienta Bktt ing roam, ctnirai oir a^ you rjmbltioul (or tarty success? HFC'4 Red Bonk, N.J Register, Red Bonk. Two floors full c* 3tr^if>gi ct2$% to 5C'c JOSEPH O. intensive manooemcnl training creorotn Smotl bar. Formica OfiQ vrcod pcneled. AFGHAN HOUND PUPPIES — Chom- Ccme n end mcke yaur ctiaice. JilSO. Cell OhiiS oner 4 p.m. on bso&d:in.es. many colors. $200 ond up, OFFIC6 SPACE AVAILABLE — In Cry helps you become on executive quickly. MEN — Need on extro iSO to «1C3 per ;HILO CARE — in my home, bv ex- .-um or z»-i«i evm. tal Stock ProfnslcnQl I3uild»nc, Kwy 3: Nen selling, interviewing Is mojor part of month? Nome your rtours, ncsme your in- perienced mother. Any ogt. Ooy, week, RED BANK LUMBER GARAGE SSALE — Oo'htlohtl, HouseholHousehold e Eatonlown, About ICO so. It. j:»l p |ob. High school oroduole. Straight salary com*. Cell 7JI-S1I& offer 7 p.m. overniaM- Meol* provided, Fenced-in Itemjej. . beev fcmiu*. eetcc SJS uddnn St St.. . SIAMESE KITTENS monlh. Coll SO-JUS. McCUE with Increases based on performance Ad- yard, playmotes. Port Menmoyfri. 387- PePert MMonrnovtr)n . 7I/-CM!CM! . StStortti SStpt. RECISTEREO , voncement opportunity, security, employe EXPERIENCED ONLY - Hand grade COLONIAL BRAIDED RUGS — TV. fire- 29!h 141-1117 OFFICE SPACE - Mgtmon. Rl. %>. As benefits. Preference given to veterans. end blacktop raker. place equipment end ottw items. Con p.o«im5l«l» 7W in it, immelielt cccu- Call 717-32J4. BABYSITTING — in my home. Rumjon. tnUM SILVER CHRISTMAS TREE — e' toll, PO«V HUNTER — Boy more. Five veer pcfttv Cost SM, worr) ell. £150 «irf> lack. Transferred. DELIVERY BOY — Apply In person after a wwJc. 747-5375 otter 6 p.m. GARDINER METAL DETECTOR - Mice. »- 34" girl's bicycle. Sid. Soy's 01- Cell 671-273* STORE OR OFFICE - 433 iq. R. m ( 704 Coofcmon Ave. Asbvry Pork 6:30 p.m. Luigl'igl'ii Famous Pizza. 477 Model 190.. On* mcflttmcflttt e!d witwitn finefine yeayear eve!«. u. FEve^rower chest. 510. GSess- 534,900 Sayrewqod Shopping Center Parlln Middle Rd., Haillet •. BABYSITTING IN MY HOME — FOir cuorcftieeiee. . NNNeew $31$3199. nnoow VISVIS. lutistlutist worc-. rnony smatt Items. CcH RED DACHSHUND PUPPIES — AKC. I CO" W4&& Cheerful Red Bank home Haven. Nice nelghborhocd. W«k. ft. Modern kitchen, paneled MAN WANTED — Ficcr wraxing. window cellent disposition, weaned, paper HOTPOIliT ELECTHICRAHGE- GARAGE SALE — Oct. 1.1. 10to 4. Mat- Iralntd. 7-1M341- In excellent location. Otlltable tor e^v with beamed ceiling cleaning. Driver's if cense end experience. SECRETARY — Kathcrint Glfcfcs gradu- V.Wte. aeon. *!•'. Twa cmns. (our tunv- ^OtnslUt. Ceil !«-37J8 txtwMK t Bvj i. ': .RESUMES PREPARED 2A4-70J8. tresses, cc* springs S3 eo. TV SIS. Bic ate and femwr emptoyt d«lr« part-Iimfr ers. Working coniSitlGn. bvf needs some eels, clothincj, toys. 22 She&tard Dr.^ m TWO APRSCOT POODLE5 — Musi so Ceramic tiled bom secreiarlat wiw-kot burnt. inclw!ina1h«is OFFICE SUITE repairs. 515.543-2U! days. 5(WHli nights. ftii wet*. Best cfler. pcromatet/ 750 JS. tt. Ktyjsort. Motf- Three sunny bedrooms end term popcrs. Can 747-1632. Coll 7U-5333 ern, one story brick prsftssionol evilf^nfi. d/r Personnel Help Wanted FALL CLEANOUT — Stetlno Seft. !«». GARAGE SALE — Christines deccrc- Open porch, lovely yord FREE MONEY Air conditioned- Perking on prcmtsts 157 Brood St. Red Bank IJJ-J501 CommcKle/ S25. Cftatr# 14. Typtao stend. tions. furniture, much more. Timrs^ Fri Awfiiot!* ImmKBoWy, [4«l fw fcujiM for emertoinrng Male or Female S3. Oloss. dttna, silver. ICc to (13. Ill Blue fis.v t !s~ma>ras> n GermaGeann SwefS l AKKC end Sot.. tO to 4. Nolan Rd.. Msrccnvllle, 'li tat.t Cll &421I7 BOAT CARPENTERS — AssemOlfrs end FINANCIAL Hill Dr.. Holmdet, 5ts-*U7. S!t R«. Tf oM Ltoya Rd. 5?111». birh teaaa has ddressy been t*ed to a ffa- REDDEN AGENCY flberotas moiders. Pold hospital ond me- HELP WANTED mous G3ed:ence deg. Litter dge in two Ream* dico) benefits. Paid holidays and vocation. Business Opportunities WOODEN LOUVERED SHUTTERS FLUTE — Coronet. mcrffts. Eocn pu9 wilt 6* worth $109 or BEST OFFICE BUILD (NO IN AREA K1 MeeM Aw., «<4 tank Jensen Marine. Mcrlboro. 4114100. (S) S3.M pr. Tftree large lamp shades, Stiftgroy 6fke. better. For s*s. your want cmjid fc*i o eit- Tefejt USQ sq. ft, — stettpticA teem. t»i McDonald's Drive In ICE CREAM PARLOR - In Jhore oreo, pfWa?e efflen end oentrei ctto. Air Fofl-tim* H cm. to 7 pjn. Mon. {ftrc«on si .59 reai. Vamiy choir,«. (7^^l^d. Phone 741-IHT cesj of S13OC. KAY-9 COLLEGE. I!»«J3 ! 741-9100 RAOIO REPAIRMAN — Vocation ond ho- welt estc&Hsfied. ytsr round operation. d tiwe% mwtsiaj* dijsmplett *««- GATION CORP. Ail etpjal cpporturtlty em- PA SYSTEM — Kiatom 200. ompHfier end ci Tit* Kouse on «anma«lr( SfrMf CARRIER 8QYS WANTED — Morning ployer. FRIGIDAIRE newspaper route, could be right in your PIZZA KITCHEN FOR RENT — Also din- two columns, end Stolen Echo-Rec, One Good ccndiHan. $4i. FREE KITTENS RANCH. 5 yrcri your.j. g»l Isaltsn. own neighborhood, west Keansourg ond WIG OPERATOR — Reliable person. Li- ners. Doing gocd business. Moy b* seen ct ycor cid. Ceil 7V-S633. Cil 747«!0 to coed nemes. Ali co'ors. East Keansburg. Coll 787-8724 or 5M-«ob. cny time. Mr. cr Mrs. Moletto, 741-9700. Ceil 741*74 otter Sp-m. Hint reem»> f«ur 6«tiroftfns» H» tMf&S. cense not necessary. Coll 741-1515 or see CHOPPER BIKE GARAGE SALE — Moving . Oct. 7. tS-4 Houses for Rent USHERS — Full or part-time. Apply in John at John's Beauty SaScn, 13 Brood St., With exfra. US. firm. p-m. 50 Klrsgllsfcer Or., Midile'own. (OX Red Bonk. BEAUTY SHOP AND BOUTIQUE — In iOOO HOMbl rUUKU J-UK OLuER Coo t» usta os misitrtf* person, Allcntic Theater, 82 First Ave., Spring Lclce Heights. For Inlormettori Coll 264-IWS t«!wecn «•» p.m. Hill). DOGS — CaCa n paid fcr eeflig'eed i;Mers. KAZLET — Fecf-*e«ir«ii!;se«i REAL ESTATE Jnn, Hwy 35. Holmdel, N.J. PART-TIME LOCAL REPRESENTA- cetllnt tempercmer.i. mocutoied. Pcfrer 83 H ^.nf/^i itiiwv •lib*'"'! p» • ww *1 NOW FORMING — Chairs, steamer trunk, hooks, dress 29W«» Ofter5p.ro. WAREHOUSE MEN — Growth qpoorty- celvceive expert training tpraught&rcugr.. ouourr Inter- R. Frl., Sot. 10 to 4. . 10 OCEAN BLVD. 747-tSB nlty, No, experience required. PERSON- ottne material. eGds ond tails. 160 Li&erty PI. nolioncliy recoanlied training pro West Kecnsburg, 10-3. DESKS 815 up, FILES 113.55 up. IcDIev ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. N.J. REMODELED CARRIAGE HOUSE MIDDLETOWN NEL UNLIMITED, M W. Main, Freehold. Earn while you Team. Benefits incli Ten ro&mt, tour bedrooms, on three o>woira»MilM, Olner otras. oggresslve and ambitious men for man- j tiono! progrom. Positions available t VA Approved Featuring terrocei oveflaokintj the htoh- KEAHSBUR.5 ' Five-room y« 1 787-3975. COMPARE BEFORE YOU BUY - Seli_ est. rnost scenic point on the Atlantic li«OoK8.aJJli!«OotK8aJJ. ogement pojitions; Unlim(teapolehtir) " n" ond' women, ocei .»-..\7 U . - ORGAN LESSONS — Any ogt. Beginners vinyl siding doesn't aent tike obsolete r6»a. Call Dftalli b/ apooinlment. Col! 1-6 p.m. 67 informotion call US Arrr MINI BIKE — Fox Trait Scamp. Two C0C3ilin« odloirting a becuttfut merino, and Intermediates. For information, call me!ol siding. Ceil tor tree estimate, D.VV. includes oir conditioning, swfnimf Walker & Walker, Realtors 3580. 7J7-041I after 7 p.m. weekdays. speed drive. Automatic. Centrifugal Borr Home Improvements. 843-7053. ciirfch. Front end reor disc brckes* Per- poo!* porMrtg. All spociovs, truly luxury FAIR HAVEN — Fvjmlsncd coftoo«. I» Hwy. M tfl-UU MMdlermh BEAUTICIANS— Experienced only. PRIVATE PIANO LESSONS fect condition. JUS. 741-C042 ctttr S p.m. NIKON CAMERA — F 1.4 lens. JX exten ojcrtments. b«drooms. one bath, living room wilh lire THREE-BEDROOM RANCH and mechanics needed by boat manufac- TONY'S HOUSE OF BEAUTY, 8) Bright- Beojrntrs, advanced. der, semi-automolic closeup ring, case Call or visit superintendent, _ place. Sunroom. Very cficrmlng, I2JS pi turer. Year round work. Many benefits. YARD SALE — Frl.. Ocf. 1st, Women's Brounett-Kramer Wsnagement Co. mwm. I year's lecse. Adults preferre IV living ream, tot-in kit£ft*n, utility on Ave.. Long Broncft. H3-9/J5. Classical, popuior. Theory. Days 244-4153. roftm. eftt'cor garcQt* ctraml^dttd twth, Apply in person to Luhrs Company, ROY WALLS E2-755! Ctu&. 144 Brood St.. Red Bonk, (opposite RUSSELL M. 60RUS AGENCY-W-«3; BfcW |)d.. Marlboro- 442 6500. OPPUKIUNIIV FOR AGGRESSIVE — Pest Office). 1Q:39 to 4 p.m. hsetwood tioorj, povW flrivewav. .. to 6* FIREWOOD WINTER RENTAL — #Ml EriO. Beau- csmtrucled on o 6««ufiful lOOxlOti lot in . Many women, or couple. Pteoionn lucr- OaK. Clean. Best quality. Stocked. tiful 3^1-room furnished apartmenf. Alt JUS'ollSOPn Menrh SHEET METAL INSTALLERS — And totive buslnet). Full or part-time. Ad- SPINDLE BED, DOUBLE - Complete THE BERQ AGENCY Htakt Imp, 1 condition. Alto antique ff? per month pays oil but heat. 542-< RED BANK — Living roim with fir Witf» ftoerbecfdi* twimM €8111*^, hyge beby brf. Phone 5W2450 SKI BOOTS — Riker, 6>.s4, >ki poles too, atter 5 p.m. ptace. flinlrg area. Kitchen, lour Set cid brktt (iftplote. H2.J00. COUPLES — A money-moMno RED BANK LUMBER """ Coll ottsr 4 p.m. rooms, two baths. Gorooe. Centrol a D BA^K — t.srge bedroom, lo plan bulldlno ° business. Start part-lime, "WOK 5!. Red Sank 74VS5O0 GARAGE SALE — Wetf.. Tftur. Furnliufe, UMI81 conditioning. L«oie. Retefence, securr ALLAIRE-FARROW fALES ami grow to $50 n day. Free training. 5ABAGP H-MF — Contents of Rumson cloirtlng, power tcolir files, trolns, tqpe required. Coll olltr 8 p.m. IIM?a AGENCY Phone lor interview. 747-T24& or 747-9327. eitofe, Apple St., New Shrewsbury (od|a- recorder, and mlscelloneous Items. 191 £UNS — New ond used. B0y. sell or M* utilities, s.50 Mr month, Ons desir- fteottqrj 1 cent to Kfnfcel Sweater Outlet). Oct. 2 Park Ave. (Reor) Keomcurg. rode. MANNY AND A^ARY'S SPORTS obie. reliable person. Near Steinaocti's. CAPE COD — Four oetfrooms, coroge 294 flrcod St.. Rea son* 741-jiso 'rcm 9 o.m. en. 5HOP. Rt. 34. Eost Kecmst-vro.. 787-0J03. syndeck. Oct. Hi occupancy. Hoffman. S3! SCarr«n Mtditlltown WI-3SW From Where You Are S1EGLER HEATERS — 5 veer* Old. One Long Branch Ave.. Long Branch, t Help Wanted MAHOOANY CABINE1 — Spomih end FOR RENT — Twfl-be"Bb"6Y~H e A R i NG~ATD Present Occupcni. Tom BeoMie for an- neot, wtnh«r, drycf. dishwoiher. 2S rni 0040. Guoronlee. Must lell. (ointment to see oportment. Phone 495- tochtd qorage. Covered patio. Already Conlenti of opartnwnt, ut« sov*h ct Red Bonn Availotsfe now u sewsred. Act tost. 13i,«0. ! WHAT YOU FACTORY JOBS WALL OVEN — And countertopTcTnge^ Colt Z&4>5o78 cltcr 4:30 p.m. 71^2?] 16? for other information Dick Dlo. own* tit May oist. S2C0. security ond reftrenc< stainless jteet. *W, Baby swing. J3. Cail er, t2m?;2-mi,«-no..T..ora!iflr 5 p.m. ni4S4«. RUSSELL AA. BORUS WHITE PROVINCIAL DINING SET — POOL MOTOR VVn IN cud Men And 741-5433 anylime. SI 00 REALTORS f ARE WORTH Wotiieii ifi several *5O. Spring, mattress, 110. Rug. SI0. Sept, Prion* 4?5-U]4 UNFURNISHED — Three room*. *16S. WOMAN — To share home with jam DRUM SET — Rofltn drums, Zitdiian M.Jo •«. 53 Porkvlew T«r.. Llnctott, Four rooms, $1S5. Lttije, security, refer Htt 600 River 5>d., Foir Kov«o at our depart- cym&cfs. ExceUent conflitfon. Cot! o»er 5 LI vTN^R6oMAniTbedroornluVr^ ences. CROWELL AGENCY, 741-403). ?M5M TO ANOTHER nirnis W.il be re*" p.m. 747-4431. LOVELY STUDIO COUCH — Brown. ture. Must sell. Excellent conditicn. Solo, FOUR'RObXC- Aportmtnt, with oarooe. FAIR M^V£N™ "Siaie1ircent«r"riatr?o!o- quired lo work* 5 beige, OI-KJ orange, S50. Call alter 4 p.m. >olr crtairs, bullet, end tcbles, lamps. An- MtODLETOWN — Thrnr-(jXRfMENt"S~~"~fhr« IN REAL ESTATE many more. A*.MnQ J90. W-VU between ropms, tumi&hKl. Fr« TV end air condi- Wonted to Rent 3* p.m. tioning. Mo leg*e, Movt tn today. NAU- Consult «* RUPP SCRAMBLER MINIOIKE TILUS APIS- Sco Brirjht, N.J. Call U2- f iJVOB"e 6 ROO~M "MO U SE "-•"" w Ii I (VdTnt nS Member of ._NM6HE CASHING MXCHINE — 3. Prothcolly new. tive mcnlh\ old. Coll Ibi 0SO5. room. Thrtt odulU: November 1 occu- I ' • eve'e. Irciuiiino permonertt press. Accepts IS!1. _ pancy. ReaicnaQle. re.ni. Prtdr Red Bank- Rcil e-nk Atc.i M|l CLASSBF1ED BUSINESS DIRECTORY : 10 ID. IMO. Im monlni old. tied. «?l-a3S«. H)R(TR7DTN*G~MdWL *r~- i h.p. 3iirKh ciency. Air conditioned. Terrace. Col! 12*- Middletown oreo. Write Box F-175. Th« blocle. Good condition. il?S. Dolly flegttKr. Red Bonk. MIS A HANDY GIJIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR AN>VQ)EXkeVOGY ilib DINING ROOM \M-T — very gooa conot- WO'MAN~Wt TH 'CMiCO~ O««r"esTo"rnc«t LONG BRANCH — Lunury Hl-file on lhe (ton. Coll days 94*4095. 1 some to )fwr« exptnies. Call Diane ot 542- MANY NEEDS! in. Ceniro) air. Swim club. 1-3 bed- Wto onytfmt Apartments MUST SKLL — Living room set. twin bill- Auction Sales ._m\ from $340 Apply SEA VERGE oom sc(. ord other hoyitholcl il?itu. Colt APARTMENTS. 3BS Ocean Blvd.. Lena LAOY — Muturf. r*tlncd, would lik* lo »e(ore noon or oftpr !i p.m.. H)-ttiQ. ANT(OUE"A"uCTlbN—•" 9'Vm!"sj)l"." OcT Blanch, or call 729-3371. rent room in h-sme ot todf living o'on», }. Colleclion clocks, old duns. Civil War Prtitr Lincroft toils Neck or«a. Hovt Doors Hems, Po., dry sink. 6' rxcoktront dpsk. (NlSHVo'i'PLeASANfRbbMS- Afldlnj; tluchlws-Tjprivrllcrs PainihiR and r)ccoratln(- Empire rcckefS, chaifs, tilrnlture. Laraj Third Hoar* Mght houjckeeping. Prtvole. Coll Hl!-J»»3. collection bollles. lampi, noulicoi Items, Quiet, molurc.builnesi pcr&on. 741 0M1. SMALL PRIVATE AP GR1IN GROVE tKctnt Oric'ntor*. Roflto Cfinlroll. t i CARCALL B JONJONTTS — PomMng anti wo art glass, pewter. Currier ond Ives prints, l cttlclency woi>ted for csiwoman. tjr-r(|l(i\* Ooori 5olcs rov#m»nH. oHero on Erolded nylon, il.so a sirond. 1 ers, Terms cajh. R«?ntol H(>nif\'. 'urnishf liont. (KJ lllnm, Porifina, ildincj, Merlina fiotiis iro•om n BEU5SILLE-I, U —~i»' '"p«7t5iii'TV~«iSTionS RED ai^NK'^BtauHlutlv'turntihtd. Four ttcm 1J5 In H^O pfr m M Grpenqrovc Ave., Key- /») 4191 A- Guitrln tl'ooilSi.. Reii Aontt. aorxl MIIMn. MS. joom%, tosi be converted to prcteittonoi nnri THE Bf;HG Coll alter S P.m. 5«««sr otfifc. Tourist location. Mutt to %tt(\ to lf'own, 6M '1000. port. MaiiadPf's OI'lCi?. Merchandise Wanted tic appreciated »37S plus utilitie»> Joseph ruBNITUHE AND APPLIANCti wax* BUY "OO'DVAND" ENDS~ oici"or J. Kief mm & Son*. 5JJ-J5J1, Qt 739O1U Apartment 34, Call 264. ld peope ih <«J probltriil, evenings anri weekend. ^ Furnished Rooms Odd Johs llpic old people with <*«Jlt probltriil new. Jewelry, chlnn, furniture, lools, etc. 1SJ6. Roofing, sitllnc & Insulation diil e dehidehverinn . tltnslontt cuur fooms. cceon*'om. Private otoch. e home ond greurttlt. Sutf- Two blocks «osl fit, 34 ana rlB(i«d up, lift »ilirnoie». MI.JW oltcr i'ltd n"(* ouorflnleetl for 10 yeor*. /M- TYPEWRITERS; ADDING niachlntt, AH OLD FURNITURE - Antiques, chltin"' Winter rental. No t'ets.J^" '"" 9 tor ttf^ 3 p.m. -,• ,• biQSSWarCf art oblicts and urlc-a-broCi OS<0 makes new or us«d. OiKironMm Low 05 f R E e HO L O~-~ F u r n fih etT t _. Re). s?i. JtrpKo's. mi Monmovlh St. Writ to mmfdlate cash tor anything and every- auortment, Also one furnished eKtclency. >«nilimoit. Cintrolli theater, N/MIJ. Ihlo RuMlrs.JS Eost Front St. 741-1M3. Short or Ions ierm.4*M5W. Call' 30 The iJaiN Kfj/isler, Red Hank - Middlrluwn, X)iifV,'nUk'Mn^Sr\iU'm\>rrS.9,1971 Houses for Sale Houses ForSqle TWO-BEOfiOOM CUSTOM RANCH A FAIR HAVEN On lorat, beautifully landscaped, com> *or your family on port of an etc estate. plWely cyclone lencrf lott.. JusJust»y«ort > old • "•• I Cclorrlol oft a tret covered and In excellent conditionditi n. CCompletCplto ee modd- _,fvlrio roam with fireplace, dln- ern science kitchen witith winner and 1 r»m, Icrge paneled fomlly room, dryer. Tiled bath. 13KIQ living room with '€• pvdrooms, 2V> bpfhs, &r«ez*way< new woll-to-wall carpeting, air condi- b after basement ana garage. ijl.yoo and HUR- Holmdel, New Jersey 0773! TIT LVED" AN ORDINANCE TO FAIR HAVEN RY! Sept. V) S6.7S REGULATE, CONTROL AND PRE- soil conditions, or by a com- "Dogwood trees in nature completing basic training, will start his course Walker & Walker, Realtors SCRIBE THE METHOD AND MAN- Dec. 3. OPPORTUNITY PROPOSAL NER OF BUILDING, CONSTRUCT- bination of these tilings. grow as understory trees Five bedroom!, two eaths. Fomlly dining Hwy, 35 741-5J1J • Shrewsbury Notice Is hereby given that saied bids ING, ALTERING AND REPAIRING room. Dan, Pull basement. Wooded set- will be received In the Reception Room of HOUSES AND STRUCTURES IN THE "Perhaps you've wondered among the forest giants. When ting on no-trafflc street. Choice neighbor- Colts Neck $47,500 the Division of Purchase and Properly, BOROUGH OF NEW SHREWSBURY; hood. Asking «WX». . .••'•'•• Lovely, large home ant) tot In mint condi- 4lh floor. Slate House, Trenton, New Jer- APPOINTING A BUILDING IN- why cold can kill one plant moving one to the home- tion. STYNES. Realtor. 946-MM. sey 0M25, on October 13,1971 ot 2:00 P.M. SPECTOR AND PRESCRIBING HIS and leave another — only a grounds you must take care to RUSSELL M. BORUS and will be opened and read Immediately DUTIES AND POWERS." APPROVED RED RANK — Double house, one side va- APRIL 3, 1952. AND THE AMEND- cant. Five rooms, l'/i baths. Other side thereafter, for the following: few feet away —'undamaged. locate it properly to provide King to Head REALTORS MENTS AND SUPPLEMENTS THERE- rented. Six rooms, 1V> baths. Good condi- Building Materials > 600 River W-, Fair Haven Electroencephalooraph OF "Nurserymen and home- conditions to its liking. WM532 tion. Convenient to schools and shopping. BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and «8,500. Write ta Box E 181. The Dairy Hearing Aids ond Accessaries Mayor < Register, Red Bank. Heating Instrument Service Council of the Borough of Neew StirewsStirc - owners have been trying to "Another tree sensitive to MIDDLETOWN >ury. In th« County of Monmouth end WALK T0 GOLF COURSE OLOE SffREWSiURY^T'Coiy A-l condT Hydroulk'ii>ose>Assy]. Slate of New Jersey, that Section 3 of the answer questions like that for its surroundings is white e» year tlon home. Living room, dining room, above-entitled Ordinance be ond the same Concert at College from thl» three year old, tour-bedroom, Laboratory Analyses of Qualify for Medl* some time. birch. A birch may die if it lVMrath Calomlai l Sp!lit, with central air with wall-to-wall carpeting, Two bed- (s hereby further amended and supple- conditioning, raised hearth fireplace, for- rooms, .1uil bosement with large recrea- Laboratory Mice mented a» follows: doesn't have soil, water and WEST LONG BRANCH - When Mike Blootnfietd mal dining room, unique living room, on tion room and laundry. Garage, 132,500. Mem Clolhlnj Section One. Section 3 is hereby further Two CBA Students beautiful freed properly. Priced to sell at. 747-0037. . Pplnllng Fire Towers amended ond supplemented lo read os fol- air conditions somehwat sim- B. B. King, Delaney and Bon- gained fame as a guitarist, he ., v&sts. Pianorunlngandino Tuning and Voicin" ' g {Gfassboro) lows; NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP - Three-bed- ilar to those it enjoyed in the STERLING THOMPSON Platferms (tommi...' smmunlcations. ) (1) No person shall commence to ex- Are Seniii'itutlists nie, and the Charlie Smith alerted fans that King was the room spilt level. Sewers. Next tt> Park- Polygraph unit and Accessories cavate, construct, erect/ alter, repair. wild. * Asioc;, Realtors way. Near Rt. 33. Extras. 131,000. By own- Root Cooling, and Sealer move or demolish, any ton&, building ot Band are scheduled to appear man whose guitar style 747-StCO 340 Rt. 35. Mlddletown er.775-2585. Safety Training PockDge structure or any port thereof without flrsi LINCROFT - Brother having obtained a building permit therefor "It seems that plans do in concert Saturday, Oct. 2, in Bloomfield's resembled most. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Need more TWO-BEDROOM — Co-opern'lvo apart Shop Lumber Mat'ls. Stephen McCabe, principal of space? Tired of looking at houses that rnent. Excellent condition. Snow Fence os herein provided. Alt buildings or struc- have some kind of sensory the Monmouth College Alumni The former Mississippi cot- need to be redecorated? Then consider Call 843-92J1 Snow Fence Pickets tures hereafter erected, altered, repaired, Christian Brothers Academy, moving Into this Immaculate, completely Snow Plow Blades moved or demolished, shall comply In full system which serves a pur- Memorial Gymnasium, under ton-picker is regarded as the remodeled, five-bedroom home. 330,000. .FAMi ..MILYOEL1...: IGHT. Tractor-Loadtr with and be erected, altered, repaired, has announced that Thomas Country Squire, Inc., Broker. J»l<333». En|oy the natural setting of trees and a Trencher moved or demolished In'accordance with pose similar to the nervous .the auspices of the College most influential blues musi- creek and spread out In the spaciousness Specifications and the form of bid, con* ond In conformity to the latest edition ot Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. LITTLE SILVER - BEAUTIFUL POINT ot Ihls two year old home. Foyer, living tract ond bond for the proposed work are the time of the application for such permit system in animals. You should Center Council. cian in the world and has ROAD. Custom-built ranch with (ill In- room, dlnlna room, eaHn kitchen, four on file In the Office of the Director ond of the "Basic Building CODE" prepared Thomas Martin of 44 Riv- accept the fact that there are gredients (or comfort. Huge Hying roam bedrooms, fwo boths, laundry, sewing malayy be secured by prospective bidders by the Building Officials Conference of Show time is 8:30 p.m. and more than 30 albums and 300 with fireplace, three bedrooms; two lull room, 27' paneied family room with du- urlnr g office hours. Bids must be (1) America, Inc. The foregoing CODE Is eredge Drive, Little Silver, some trees and ornamental 1 batlts, large kitchen, patio, ample storage, raised hearth fireplace and brick wall, made on a standard -proposal form, (2) en* nereby adopted by reference In occor- and Ronald Zito, son of Mr. the doors will opei^at 7:30 singles to his credit. Accesi to water. Must be seen to be ap- Redwood deck overlooks the wafer. Fully closed In the special addressed envelope, ance with the provisions of New Jersey plants that resist thriving in preciated. 7*7-$M0 or 747-3019. »54,K», carpeted. Low fifties. CAMASSA <3) occompanled bivy aa ccertified check Revised Statutes 40:47-5.1, et set), three and Mrs." Roland ^ito of 74 p.m. Tickets are on sale daily Recording artists Delaney AGENCY, Realtor, 4 Parker Ave.. Little r drawn to the order o/thef the !Treasurer of the copies at said CODE having been placed certain areas. BRICK TWP. —Chapel Hill, Bl-level. Pri- Silver. 74I-4034. State of New Jersey, or a bid bond, any ol on file In the office of the Borough Clerk Fordham Road, Matawan, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Wood- and Bonnie, listed among Bill- vate 27S'xtl5' lot on natural stream. which shall not be less than 10% of the upon the Introduction of this ordinance were named semifinalists for "So, for more successful row Wilson Hall, the college's board's top-selling albums of Large living room, dining room, wall-to- FOUR-ROOM HOUSE amount ol the bid, and <4) delivered aithe ond wltl remain on file there until final landscaping, start out with wall carpet, eot-ln kitchen, molor appli- 14500 above place on or before iht hour named action Is taken on this ordinance, for the one of the 1,000 National Merit main building, and 9 until 11 1970-71, were discovered in a ances. Three bedrooms, 1V^ baths, recrea- Call 787-4511 otter 5 p.m. as no bid will be occepted after the hour use ond examination of the public. trees and other ornamental tion room* fireplace, utility room, two-car specified. Bids rot so submitted will be Section Two. All ordinances or parts of $1,000 Scholarships. p.m. in the College Center lob- road house outside Los Angel-, oarage. Many extras. 142,900. Owner, 477- considered Iniormol and will be re|ected. 3rdlnonces Inconsistent with the provi- plants that do well in your Trie Director reserves the right to relect sions of this ordinance or of the codes by. Any remaining tickets will es a couple of years ago, and Lots and Acreage any end oil bids andto award contract In lereby adopted, are hereby repeated, to area. MIDDIXTOWN - By transferred owner. port or while If deemed to the best Inter- the extent of such Inconsistency. LEGAL NOTICE be sold at the door the night were signed by Elektra which Colonial. Eight rooms*, four bedrooms FOR LEASE - 6 to 10 ocres on Rt 524, ests of the State to do so. The successful Section .Three. This ordinance shall take with large clostli. V/i baths, two-car ga- Howell Twp. Zoned light Industrial. Long bidder will be required to furnish sureuretly effect upon Its passage and publication ac- of the performance. produced "The Original De- rage, basement, covered patio, land- bond In the full amount ot the contra*' NOTICE "By all means try new or short term. Very reasonable. S42-O139. I amour ict of cording to law. Toke notice that the Borough Council The 45-year-old B. B. King, lartey and Bonnie and scaped,lot. Excellent orea for children. a compan>any aauthorizei thoflzei d 10 do business In PUBLIC NOTICE plants, but only on a trial City water and sewers.-Many extras. Ask- Ihe Borougprouglh. o..t Shrewsbur__ y shall hol.._d LITTLE SILVER - 115' X JOO'. Loaded tne Siol Firs SOCIATION, a corporation organised un- stands, yet it wasn't until the together since last April and Ave.. Atlantic HlghlaMs 291-1717. Alt the following tract or parcel of land 5. Spregder — Fllnk selMeedlno and the premises tierelrtatler particularly der an Act of Congress and existing pur- matcrlot spreader, 1967, Model RESIDENTIAL BUILDING LOT WANT- described, situated, lyhg and Being In thesuont to the Federal National Mortgage fc. VCT 7, Serial No. 0538, .CONQEPCION, Chile (AP) big British rock groups ar- has become popular on the ED — Calls Neck or Holmdel. One ta two Borough of Ealontown, In the County ol Association Charter Act, havlnInig Its princlpr - Mounts on rear. — Police rescued a woman in rived in the U.S. and began to campus here. The group acres. Call 895 2917 dally or 239*124 eve- Monmouth ond State of New Jersey: pol office In the City of Washihfngfonl . ., DIs. .- Said vehicles and/or equipment may bi ; rlct of Columbia, Plaintiff vs: ROGER nings, i . . K FIRST TRACT: . Inspected ot the Borough Garage on Whlti hot pants from a crowd of acknowledge King's influence played at the college in the Beginning att a poinpoint In the easterly Ifne W. ALSTON and VIVIAN T. ALSTON, tils Road, Shrewsbury, Mew Jersey, on thi of South Streeti,, ai the nlortnwesi f corner of Wire, FRANKLIN BANK, MASON DAR- following days ana hours; noisy youths surrounding her. on their music that his reputa- five Weekly summer,ori- the land formerly owned by Charles D. BY and JEAN DARBY, his wife, and the Wednesday, October e, 1971. 10 o.m. ti Supple Torso Line CorllM,deceased; thence (I) North 14de- STATE OF NEW JERSEY Defendants 12 noon. The woman was 72, police re- tion spread. entation periods. jrees 41 minutes East, 120 feet to a point; By virtue of a writ of execution In the Monday, October 11,1971 -10 o.m. to 1: hence (2) Easterly and af right angles to above stated action to me directed, I shall noon. ' ported. "But very well-pre- Ihe easterly line ot South Street, ISO feet expose for sale of public vendue at the Court House In the Borough of Freehold, Said vehicles and/or equipment shall be served," one youth said. Printed Pattern to a point; thence (5).Southerly and paral- sold Individually to the highest bidder. lel to the easterly line ot South Street, County ot Monmouth, New iersey, on Monday the lath day of October, 1971, at 2 Open bidding will be received separately 16.13 feet, more or less'to a point; thence for each Item set forth above. AH vehicles (4) Easterly and parallel to the southerly ''clock, P.M. Prevailing Time. LEGAL. NOTICE Lawyers Support and/ or equipment are sold In "As Is" tine af Kremer Avenue 174.38 feet, more ALLthat tract or parcel of land, situate, condition, ana there ore no warronlles or or less, to a point; thence (51 Southerly lying ond being in the Borough of Belmar, representations attached thereto. Some or NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS and at right angles to course four (4), in the County oi Monmouth, In the State of allot sold vehicles and/or equipment have TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN 9 78.41 feet, more or less to a coin! In the •Jew Jersey: been partially domoged In a fire. Thi SEWERAGE AUTHORITY northerly line of land formerly owned by KNOWN as the soulherly port of Let 23 Borough Council reserves the right to re- MONMOUTH COUNTY, Charles D. Corlles, deceased, aforesaid; os shown on a plan of tne Homestead lect any and all bids. The successful bid NEW JERSEY thence (6) North 78 degrees 37 minutes .Gagliano s Drive Tract ot the late John Brown, deceased, der or bidders shall deposit so percent ol CONTRACT HI West 3J1J8 feel more or less fo the eas- formerly adjoining the Borough of Bel- sold bid In cosh or certified check wit EAST ROAD EXTENSION terly line of South Street ot the point of mor, Monmouth County. New Jersey, and the Borough Clerk upon the bids belm Sealed proposals for the construction FREEHOLD - A "Lawyers Mr. Gagliano said he was, Beginning. now port of the same, surveyed December awarded and shell receive a bill of sal SECOND TRACT: gravity sewers and appurtenances t for Gagliano" drive has been IMS by Will am Henry Shafto, Surveyor, within five days thereafter upon poymeni serve the Township ot Mlddletown, Eas "deeply appreciative of the and bounded and described as follows; of the balance of said'purchase price I Beginning at the northwesterly corner Road Area, will be received at the offlci spearheaded by three Mon- efforts of my colleagues oh BEGINNING at a point In ttie northerly cash or certified check tothe Borouo of the Township Clerk, Administrator of the llrst tract and thence northerly Clerk ot the Borough Hall. Failure on along tne easterly side af Soulh Street 30 Ine of Thirteenth Avenue distant Westerly Building, Kings Highway, Mlddletown, mouth County At- my behalf." 150 feet from the westerly line of D Street successful bidder fo make payment a; Jew Jersey, until 4:00 p.m. prevailing feet more or less to a point; said point as shown on said plan, and extending :e pay torneys—Francis V. Bonello, being the southwesterly corner of the thence Oi North « degrees 30 minutes above set forth shall entitlle the Borougl Ime on Ihe dales sef forth below, am The surrogate is a native of lands ot Pearce; thence (l) Easterly West along the northerly line of Council to retain whatever moneys havi theafthereaftee r uuntll 8:00 p.m. prevailinpreailing tlm Asbury Park, Theodore D. along tne lands of Pearce 150 feet more or Thirteenth Avenue SO feet to the easterly been paid and to reauctlon the sold ve aff thtee MeetinMeeti g Room In the aforemen Long Branch and has his law less, toa point In the westerly line or a lot line of Lot 22; thence (2) North 26 degrees tilde and/or'equlpment. All sales shall b HoneHoedd AdiisttAdministratiorotloi n BlldBuildingBuldl n , at' whlc" *l Parsons, Jn, Red Bank, and noworformerlyownedby Bonnell; final. loteoerr time and place ttheh / wil"ItI be public office in that city. He Is a for- thence (2) Southerly along the lands of 30 mlnules East along that line 106 feet to ipened and read aloud. Melvin Zlotkui^ Freehold. a stake; thence (3) south 63 degrees 30 Said vehicles ond/or caulpirtcnt shall be pened and read aloud mer Oceanport councilman Bonnelt 30 feet more or less to a point In minutes Eatt 50 feet to the westerly line removed from Borough Property within Proposals milmoiledd to tthe Township Clcrl the northerly line ol lands Describee In the y Ihree days subsequent to tne successful Shalt be enclosed In another envelope, ci The three attorneys said ot Lot 24; thence (4) South 25 degrees 30 1 1 and was a member of that First Troct; thence (3) Westerly olonp a egrees bidder receiving a bill of sale for same. per "Information for Bidders , , Section 3 port of Ihe northerly line ot the lands de- minutes West along that line 106 ft t 1 thepolnt orploce ot r 06 feet Any vehicles and/or equipment not re- BOTH envelope>pess sealed, oddressed an that they were urging the borough's Planning Board. scribed In Ihe First Tract ,150 feet more Beginning. moved by sold date- shall Incur a storage designated as followsfolio- : election of Surrogate S. or less ta the point and place of Begin- The lorcflolna desi;crlptio_ , n is charge of S10 per day tor each day thcrc- The Township of Mlddletown Sewerog Mr. Gagliano is a graduate ning. dance with a survey made by The Birdsall aftor. ond If same are not removed within Authority Proposal for Contract H-l Ea Thomas Gagliano, who was Also described as 111 South Street, 6a- Corp., South Belmar, N.J. doted Decem- twenty days some will be rcaucttoncd tor Road Santlory S&wer Extension, Constru of Brown University and re- tontown, New Jersey. ber 3,1960. the purposes of collecting sold storage tlon of Sewerage Facilities for bids du appointed to office by Gbv. The approximate amount af the judg- COMMONLY known and designated ai charge. Wednesday, October 13, IWI. ceived his law degree from 50613th Avenue, Belmor, New Jersey. ment to be satisfied by said sale is the JEAEAN FABRYFABRY, Wednesday, October 13,1W1 William T. Cahill in March, sum of S1S.1&4.00 together with the costs The appropriate amount of the [udgment Contract H-l — Approximately SM IIIK Georgetown University Law to be satisfied by said sole Is the sum of Borough Clerk because of his "demonstrated of this sole. Sept. 21.29 J39.0O or feet of B Inch gravity sewers and op School. The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to 510,622.00 together with the costs af this purtenances. efficiency and effectiveness in adjourn Ihls sale without further nolfce by sale. 9-147 Drawings and contract documents ma) publication. The Sheriff hereby reserveslhe right to SHERIFF'S SALE be examined af the office of Charles J fulfilling the duties of his of- adjourn this sale without further notice by Kupper, Inc., Consulting Engineer, °; He received the "Man of the PAUL KIERNAN, Sheriff publication. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Dated July 27, 1»71 CHANCERY DIVISION Leonardvllle Road, Leonardo, New Jer fice." William H. Frank, PAUL KIERNAN. Sheriff. scy, and copies thereof obtained at sali Year Award" in 1966 from the Dated August 9,1971 MONMOUTH COUNTY Atly. ) Docket Ho. F-324-70 office upon payment of &15.00 p S. Thomas Gogliano, Atly. which amount will not be refunded. They saiti they had ob- Amerigo Vespucci Society, of Sept. !2>, Oct, 6,13 S75.0O 569.00 F H R Investment & Loan Corp., a New Sept. 9.29, Oct. 6, 13 Jersey corporation. Plaintiff vs: Murray Plans ond Specifications — S1S.0O pel served in Mr. Gagliano a Long Branch and was named Bernstein, Pauline Gcrnsteln, John Olscn, LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Blrnwoono d At West End,, Inc.nc.,, a NNeew Jer- The Authority reserves the right ti "quality of warmth and per- to "Who's Who in the East" in sey CorporationCoporti , ctt els.l . DefendantDfdts waive any informalities In or relect an fly virtue of a writ of execution and all bids. sonal attentiveness to detail in 1969. BOROUGH OF RED SANK 1 obove stated cction to me directed, I shall Each bidder must deposit a bid securlt UNPAID TAXES-YEAR 19T0. ! ten (10) percent of the total base bid 1 probate, guardianship and The surrogate lives hn Let our COMPLETE IN- NAME BLK. LOT LOCATION expose forr salsl e ot publiublic venue, at ththe 19 Rector PI Court House In the Borough of Free-hold, the form of certified check, bid bond oi adoption matters which is Holmdel with his wife, the for- idward VonKallengell, Jr.... l ' 11 County of Monmoulh, New Jersey, on cosh. STANT GIFT BOOK solve Welt Eight Ine a 22-24 W. Front St 25-27 E. Front St Monday the 18th day of October, 1971, at" Date Authorized: very important to families re- mer Jeanne M. Labrecque! of Andrew Ruscll 10 7 o'clock. P.M. Prevailing Time. September IS, 1971 wyiiig last-minute gift prob- R. &S. Wlllloms is 43 Morrison Ave 47Horrlson Ave All the following tracts or parcels ol THE TOWNSHIP OF MIODLETOWI quiring such services in Mon- Fair Haven, and their fqur lems lor all seasons. R.&S. Williams ir land In the City of Cono Branch, County ol SEWERAGE AUTHORIT Mghtofwoy. ••••-" Monmouth, and State of New Jersey: mouth County." children. ; G. 4 6. Wyndort iii-«'TKrocv'morion'A'v'.'.'.'.'. Sept. 29 J13.5I Over 100 gifts to make for 44 Spring St FIRST TRACT: BEGIMNING at a point In J & D. irons...- : T the westerly line of Second Avenue dlslan all occasions. Unusual gifts to I. DeSontU s , 26 Wojhlnaton St 478.44 feet northerly (rom the norlfiwes Ktpnl or way 1 W corner of Cedar Avenue ond Second Ave- SHERIFF'S SALE crochet, tie dye; knit, embroi- C. rlotmon Est 30 SrSlsSrriSy nue, and running; thence, (1) Norlh 21 de- SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY H. &E. Rowlings * 14 Under, PI grees 15 minutes 10 seconds East along CHANCERY DIVISION der, sew, paint; decoupage Unknown 14 JohnSt 119.40 flic westerly line of Second Avenue 172.0' MONMOUTH COUNTY ideas, papier mache, more. 9351 Watlo Limited 3» M/trrlftnn Ava 140.10 feet lo a point; thence (2) Norm 72 de-1 Docket No. F-UOV-70 Slate Children^ A. &S. Savage., II « Elm Ploc» preps !» minutes 50 second! West 253.45 Order an extra copy for a SIZES 8-18 Callono, tne 0 101-103 Shrews. Av reet to a point; thence (3) South 03 do- First Federal Savings ond Loan Associ- James Holl * 15 Uljhton Av orecs 10 minutes West 164.36 feet to a ation of Syracuse, Pfalnllft vi: Martin G, friend today. J.T.&H.A.HorrU 31 II LilaMen Av point; thence (41 South 68 degrees 44 min- 'Ines, ct ol, Dclendonts G.W, Buonano 3J Catherine St.. utes 50 seconds East 201.91 feet to the By virtue of a wrll of execution In Ihi jeorge Buonono 3 112 Catherine SI point or plciccol BEGINNING. ibove stated action to mo directed, I shall Millie Webster M Lelghton Av >xpose for sloe ot public vendue, at thi Workshop Series Send 75 cents for each pat- 31 M.Z. & R.L. Hall 34 w. Semen PI The above description Is drawn In ac> Court House In tho Borough of Freehold, ., tern - add 25 cents for each n Cesar St :.....: cardonce v/llh c survey mode by Charles County of Monmouth, New Jersey, o Designed to give a lift to ftvWifS"™:;™ 73C s? 32 Odor St C. Wlddls, p. E, S, C. S., doted Noveir Monday the will day ot October, 1971, ol RED BANK - A series of and thrust, will be available pattern for first-tiass mailing 14 Colherlne SI 2?, I960, revised December 2,1969. )'clock, P.M. Prevailing Time. 72 SECOND TRACT: BEGINNING ol the All tho following tract or parcel of Ian workshops for children is to the 8 to 12-year-old. This ypur busy winter life, this tur- ffiSirz:::: ICSWver st". " 113,75 polnl of Intersection of tho northerly line and speciaPiiandling. Send to 7? 248.70 md premises herelnaner particularly do f f» River St. ot Cedar Avenue with Ihe westerly line of crlbcd, situate, lying and being In Iht being offered by the Mon- course will bo held on four Laura Wheeler, 6'1 The Ked tleneck skim is seamed for a RI^ZM*, " ' 71 I Jio'vy," Bergm PI 104.00 Second Avenue; thence (1) along the 79 Township ot Neptune, county of won 33 21< W. Bergen PI 43J.76 northerly line ot Cedar Avenue North 66 noulh and Stole ot New Jersey; mouth Museum in conjunction consecutive Saturdays, Oct. 2- Bank Register,.NeDdlccraff supple torso line accented by QB^WII^"ZZ'.'.""Z".'.' 79 13C 130 Leljhlon Av 219.75 degrees 50' West a otstancc of 217,6? feet 1 II UD 1!l Ljlatilon Av 143.49 Being known and designated as Lot 1 I with its current exhibition, 23 from 10:30 a.m. to npon low flaps. Fine for knits. o!™c™otan"rr.V.V."."',',r. to a point; thence (2) Norlh 03 degrees 10" Hock 5-7-K on a map onlltled "Berkle Dept., Box 161,.Old .•Chelsea ai 21 94 Ban? St. 530.28 Eost a distance of 707.08 feet lo a point; 1 1313.11 LSlatcs, Township of Neptune Monmoull "How Things Work." These Philip May will instruct.- \ Station, \"ew York. N,Y, Printed Pattern 9351: NEW ¥&".Logdh;;:.:.:;:;:;;;;;;;;;, ft A TlltanAv thence (31 Soulh 85 degrees 30' Host a dis- ;ounly, N.J. March 8, 195S Howard C. : l u 14! 127 Wei tilde Av 550,33 tance of 174.33 feut to o point; thence (4) Jlrdsall, P. e. I. L, S.' filed In the mon- workshops will extend the Also for the 8 to 12-year-old «5 2 101 W.'WeiUlde Av /.,. 349.29 South 03 dearees'lO' West a distance of .10011. Prinl I'ATTKHX \TM- Misses' Sizes 8, 10, 12, 14,16, «ioWe*w.bo":;r.v '. 15 noulh County Clerk's Office on June K a 49 Newman Springs 347.58 fee! lo 0 point; ttlcltce (5) Soulh 13 935 at Map No. 39-17, theme of the exhibit In similar the museum is presentin BKR. NAME, ADDHKSS. 18. Size 12 (bust 34) takes 3' .^'Kljj.^'v;.; 330 Sdrewjburv Av degrees 35" West a distance of 101,76 (eet BEGINNING al an Iron pipe sel In the T . K> W.Weswde «v • to o point; thence (6) Soulh 86 degrees 48' areas of interest. "Making Hand Puppets an ZIP, yards 39-Inch fabric. I9A 139 90 WiltsIdeAv rcslerly lino at Hlllvlcw Drlvo, said pom 20" East o distance ol 144,99 (eel to a icing Iho southwesterly corner of uf No 11 177 W.Beroen PI point In tho westerly line of Second Ave- "Art That Moves" is the How-They Work" in wh|i< SKVKNTY-FIVK CENTS' n 29 299 Shrewsbury Av ,., on tne aforesaid mop and runnlno NKW 1972 Necdlccraft nue; thence (7) alond Ihe sold westerly lence (I) olono Ine easlerly line qi Hill each child will make orni i 0 I! Willow SI ...'. Ine ot Second Avenue South 21 degrees 0 N r subject of the course for 5 to Catalog crainmed with the lor each pcttcrn - add 25 n JOB ^0 Tower Hill Av 15" 10" West a distance of 267.77 font to I ", Rl'S', ° ,"' " degrees' 00 minutes 108 245 Shrewsbury Av veil, 76.39 feet la a concrole monument; 7-year-olds to be held on six two papier mache hand nui cenls (or each pattern for Air V ir-iiB Ihopoint orplocoof BEGINNING. hence (!) Norlh 29 degrees 48 minutes 31 most fabulous fashions, acccs- 209 Sttrewiburv Av ..„. Tno obove description Is drawn In ac- pets and will learn to rnjaki R. i. S. Williams 74 31 208 W.Beroen PI ieconds West, 3,24 feet to u concrete consecutive Saturdays, Oct. 9- swics, gifts, Knit, i-rochcl. Mail and Special llanilliii«. •R, a 5, Wlllloms 79 cordance with o survey madff by Charles nonumenl; thenco (3) from sold concrete 10 139 River 51 .„. C Wlcfdls, P. E. & c. S., doled June 14, them come alive. The work R, & S. Williams (I 119 79 Sunjct Av nonumenl alona a curve running from the Nov. 13 from 9:30 to 10:.10 embroider. •Free patterns. Send lo Marian Martin. 42(1 R. & S. Williams 84A 12D old eoslorly line ot Hlllvlcw Drive Into shop will run for four con 77 5umetAv The above premises hovo been con- he southerly line ol Hill Drlvo, soltl curvo a.m. Construction of card- Send 5(k. The Red Hank Ht^isli-r, I'at- tOROUGHOPRGDBANK veyed to the mortgagor by two deeds, one avlno a radius of 20 feel, an arc distance secutivo- Saturdays, Oct; ,'IU WATER AND SEWER CHAR6ES-YBAR 1971 from John F, Clllodfno& Koscrnary cilia. ;t 27.66 fool to a concrete monument! board puppets, cardboard box New instant ("nithi't-Hook lorn Kept,. 2H2 West IXth SI., NAME BLK. LOCATION .crnury ( Mrs. L, Wright , , 17 1 (Jino, his wife, doted Scptembicr 15ih, 969, tienco (4) olDna Iho southerly line ot HII Nov. 20 from 10:30 a.m., to 233 Mechanic Street recorded September IVIh, )%9. In Deed nlve, North 49 dni/row !5 minutes 55 sec- autos and other vehicles that - stcp-by-stt'p pictures, pat- •ww York. X.Y. Iflflll. Print J, McNamara , 14 5 230 Mechanic Street noon, Mrs. Wllllain Becker Michael Nescl 50 look 36SB,-pari1,-pagBe 442 and Ihe other from nd> EaU, J5.23 (tot l0 on Iron pipe; (J) 4A 96 woiioce Streci .ou Ii. J» denrees 4J minutes 3S seconds move, wood construction, and terns teach today's way. SI.00. NAMK, ADDHKSS with •/.]]'. Madeline S. Socco , 105 18 Murray D ernstefn & Maullns Bernstein, 191 Brcticl Street his wllo, doled April 24lh, l»69 ond record, •ost 45.63 feet to an Iron pipe; thence (6 will be the Instructor, assisted 'H, All'eyne & A, Steele 75A 89. liM W. BeroenP.ace -.'. the making of papier mache Completi- Instant (ii'ft Hunk SI/.K AND STYI.K MM- 94 ed May 2nd, 19(9, In Dook 3633, poao 676, oulh n degrees 00 mlnules Bast, J).2i by Miss Wendy Becker. > i Mlllonj, Slmms 3 43E.We5)sldff Ave rt the Office ot Ihe Monmouth county Peter J. Schloedpr 77 11C 745 Shrewsbury Ave ot to an Iron pipe sol In Ihe south- hand puppets and mobiles will - more lhap Kill fjifis. $1 .(Hi liKI!. VI Jerk oncl under corrective deed from SI- erly corner of Lo! No. I aforesaid; K, S. G. Robinson... 6 131 W, Beroen Ploce llvn,firmlnl, single, dated July /, 1969 nnil w, ,-u, ,iu. i uiuresaia; bo featured. Mrs, Sheila Loo- Patrick j. McAlpry „.,. U 48 Nfwmnn 5orlnni Rd,,,,, icnce (7) South 6 "- — • A nominal fee will be r'lUvK KASIIION (IKKKIf rscordStl July v, 1W9 In Deed Book 3645, I, 100 fcol lo »fi nAft detireos 00 minutes Cpmplelv Afghan liimk - ... Mae Helled F-rozer , 23A V6 West Berocn Place POJ0 325. tho nuliitor moco oCiii- belwill be the instructor. I hllllSt' OIK' patk'lll fnmi Ml ?«nSo|Bh_Donle!s,... 3 1)7 River Street 64.99 nrllnq. charged for each workshop $1.00 flcing commonly known ond designated lr e mmonl Adm. Of Vel. Affairs 23 Locust Avenue if1.9 0 U ,'H, °, ' kfiown and (leslnnoled .Elf. Pletro Sovlero oi No, o5 Cedor Avenue, West find, lono The museum Is at 21 While ."lii;Jiff.v.Ku({s" limik, ,50c .stylos in .New Kail-Winter 71 29 48 Lelghton Avenue 124.5' Branch, Utt/ Jersey. 18 l-nllvleiv Drive, Neptune, N.J """"" "Making Things Work," > - O, & C, Ocan,..',.. 81 UD 128 Lelahton Avenue •u.n The (ipnroxlnloto amount ot the I St,, Red Bank, and is open Catalog. Si'iifl .illc fur Caluliin. Coroflne Dean 61 13C 130 Lelghton Avenue The approximate amount of Inn tutHi- nut to be srillsfUrl by sold «ole li tH"a rvhich will Involve the con- Hook of 12 ] ri/c.\fi^h;iris,,illc *1M ment to be solhtlcn by nilo sole Is Iho John Wesibrook 8] tl. 113 Dank Stroot, ..^^ ni ol l)»,4»,oo logellur wllh tl» Co«ti l.WST.WT SKWINC HOOK ;( L •'33.33 sum of 5453,029.00 together wllh Iho coil! nils sale. struction of a loom and the Tuesday to Saturday, 11 ajm. Quilt Hook I-Hi patterns. J. & €. Jochsop,..,..,,.,.,[(,,.) 80 7 _W Bonk Street ol Ihls sole. Hue y i/cvans. 89A' - V-\t The jhorlll htretiy reserves (lie rlnht fo to 5 p.m., Friday evenings 1 to' '50c " ' sew today, wt-ar IOMHHTOM'. "113 V W. SunSDl Ave ; 75.19 The Sheriff hereby reserves Ihe rloht to ourn Ihls «olo without further notice bv weaving of a «:arf in addition f». & S, willlnms B9A 120 77W5unsl Av 4J.06 odlourn this sale wllhoul fuiloer notice by l)llcatlon. 9 o'clock and Sunday, i to, 5 Museum Quill 'Jioiik 2-5«c SI. INST.WT KASMION A. & t, Moofo 64 IJ '""'•"callon. to the making of a bolt holder John dnillri,,,,.,', , 90 2 4/.V, p.m. Tho currant exhibit, ROOK - llunderi'ds of fashion ,„ . PAUL KIERNAN. Sheriff, Jtfy»,»ft cmonstrnting gravity and Book'3. "Quilts For Today's 51 Doled Auouit 9, IO7I Del Negro and Adubalo "How Things Work," wlllyun i;". ].i patterns. 50c facts. $]. Senl 15, ??, 11, Oct, 6 ! own, Okln&Sondgk.Allys, Allys. bo construction of a model 'Sept. 22,11, Oct. 6,13 JW.00 Sept. 'tl. 11, Del. 6,13 until Nov. R ; t4| oo >iH)lano to demonstrate lift Menace lULncutli. 39 1flag 11 Silkworm. , Puzzle nrkeenter 4oVHtt*to By Alyin Asihby twine. follow -will. mhwcn 4ITnimJgiTiJ . ACROSS 47 To th'c\). 14 Bird CIOKS. 43 To original- 1 Mixture of 4!l Trilt. 21 Having Aii'.reek ccllor. l /»/ (liljcmtt ,'iUMriii uf ?' ll-iltl'.LT. M Hiving•liick. fj Cui'renti.. 51 lioiliis <>( jol fi:rarL>. 15 Keiiiiiiinc workers. who - r 2K Faithful, dob a tliiiu , i3 Bcseeehe.H, it KiTenn in llio iti I'nry. 3D Outer K;inic> cif sliuf,> 55 Ancient cnvei iiljis, Ciiiiiu hurdock. Asintl. 32 Cliildnn's m • r- with Hal ii7Todi({ Mtff* imils, lulUUl. II 18 Shining 3f Ftoliulil of 5H Healhciiisli bron

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•i'>i Your Horoscope, Birthday ,, Nubbin WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM- In the privacy of your home, change them into near-perfect basis of the available fact! BER » —Bom today, you are and in the midst of loved ones, friends. , and figures — but take into a dynamic, forceful person you have no fear of showing CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. account the unknown element. WHAT A I-OVELV HAT.' W WHY" DONT with one ?*ry great asset: the depths of your feelings, 20) — A change for the better GEMINI (May 22-June 21) AHO IT MATCliBS MV NSW J V Bltf IT FOU you ttink before you act. Not howeyer. is in sight. To overlook minor — Working in your favor are one to push or bully your way To find what is in store for flaws would be to make a wise all those good element! through life, you take into you tomorrow, select your decision this morning. you've been so careful to consideration every desire of birthday and read the corre- AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. build up over the past months. others, every situation and sponding paragraph. 19) — Where affairs are a Hard work pays off. circumstance that might highly persona] nature, make, CANCER (June 22-July 23) create change — and you ad-. Thursday, September 36 up your own mind. Only you -»Don't be too hasty to grasp Just accordingly. You have no LIBRA (Sept.,M-Oct. 23): can know the depth of your the first opportunity to coma wish to succeed over the dis- — Progress in store for the feelings pro or con., your way. Bide your tune and appointment or . dis- Libra who refuses to allow a PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21) you may find yourself at an couragement of anotier; in- minor mishap to disturb his — Success follows a short- advantage, • deed, you would prefer to pro- equilibrium. Keep your mind term failure this morning. XEO (July 24-Aug. 23) - vide another with a leg-up occupied. Don't be surprised if others Yon should be able to fulfill a than to accept one yourself. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ask you for advice you don't personal aim this morning^ A highly stable individual, — Conflicts with new found feel free to give. Let another have his say; you you find it difficult to respond Mends may cause you some ARIES (Manch32-April20) needn't respond if the advice Andy Capp completely and openly to. sorrow this morning. Consider — It is the assertive Aries is worthless. - those things that happen* the overall view before com- who best deals with the day's VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23) - R REMEMBER ME AWlE?l) about you. You prefer to keep ing to a decision. problems. Others may come A daywtfen optimism can THAT'S RIGHT f WHERE'S THEM your basic feelings under to you-with problems. Serve ME ARK ALLTHeSE f V&STUSTAWD/l'ER -< SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- make the 'difference between SENT ME ON AN ERRANt>) YOUNG ANW-L CIGARETTES?! wraps as far as other people Dec. 22) — Cultivate those them well. success and failure. Look on f^R^GAFFER-'AVE A y are concerned, though you are who until recently were per- TAURUS (April 21-May 21) the bright side morning, after- ONE1ERSELF TOROLb THElVWYEBeOT_< * MARRIED- fully a*are of them yourself. fect strangers. You can — Make your decisions on the noon and eve. REMEMBER? SheinwolcFs Bridge Advice By ALFRED SHE1NWOLD aces and kings. He needed doubleton queen of spades. (A Pocket Guide to Bridge one other trick for his con- Dummy's nine would set up if is available. Get your copy by The average bridge player tract. either opponent had the sin- sending 50 cents to Retf Bank thinks of himself as kind and Without wasting much time gleton or doubleton ten of Register, Box 3318, Grand considerate, but he takes his on thought, South took the spades, or if the six missing «JimD«ilyHi,ror.X».ip.Htf LU Central Station, New York, high cards for granted. He first trick with the king of spades were divided 3-3. The N.Y. 10017.) never thinks of the pain he clubs, cashed the ace of odds were about 2 to 1 that causes to the aces and kings spades and led a heart to this method would develop an Blondie that he sometimes abuses dummy in order to try the additional spade trick. A play- South dealer 1. 'llf* MOW CAN YOU DONT EAT IT- shamefully. But if this goes spade finesse. The finesse er who gives up 2 to 1 odds in YOU JUST LOOK AT THIS Both sides vulnerable i!, (A DESSERT LIKE on, one day those aces and lost, and the dummy was order to take an oven chance NORTH JI > THAT BE PICTURE OF IT kings will revolt. Don't say I dead. South wound up with his THAT I COT doesn't deserve to pick up '16- 4 I ( NON-FATTENING didn't warn you. eight top tricks and nothing .V OUTOFA point hands. <2 K74 else. Down one. tn __ -*i^o T MAGAZIME Isn't it a pleasure just to DAILY QUESTION 4k 643 look at that South hand? Better Chance Partner opens with 3-NT (25 South thought so when he The finesse in spades gave to 27 points;, and the next WEST FAST picked up his cards. If only he Soutfi an evert chance for his player passes. You hold: S-1D 4> 0875 . * 104 had never learned how to fi- contract but he neglected a © 1062' S?°QJ93 4 H-Q J 9 3 D-Q J 10 8 4 O 95 OQJ1084 nesse during his wild youth! much better chance. After C-Q 7. What do you say? Then perhaps he would have taking tlie king of clubs South • J1098 >Q7 Answer: Bid (i-NT. Since SOUTH done justice to this 26-point should have led out the ace you have 8 points in high hand. * AKJ and king cf spades. Then if cards, you know the partner- V A8J . The bidding was short and nobody showed out, he should ship.count is 33 to 35 points. 0AK2. ••-• sweet enough, and West have led the jack of spades. This should give your partner *AK5* opened the jack of clubs. This play would set up the a comfortable play fora small South West' North • East ? P°g° South counted his tricks and jack of spades if cither oppo- .slam, but a doubtful play for a 3 NT All Paw fU saw that he had eight tricks in nent had the. singleton or grand slam. Opening lead - • J JN WTWlHaMTygARS 1 CAN Snuffy Sinill «(OU'I'C the only VISTA"ENJOV TH- WITS SWEEPINH A NO3I-G 6VBRANPA- POS ATM' VTH fSBE VAST T DADBURN BALLS O'FIRE!! BOBWIRE who nwlntoino WftK IN TH FENCE!! SETTLEMENT nwnsJon.lHUJe. 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